lrg'eys ‘8‘“. r In:- .. v.1 - i
.
litre 11.11.... mm In an weelts sale no. been said. not“ we me
e entire list of all the furniture we have left. and quote No ciusinI
Ni some.
v tlitIitIrId oak bodies Dressing Table stench Mirror um um now :7. 23
i: ‘ 44 4 not [Adler Dressing 'l‘ahle French Mirror was 00.00 now 05.00
‘ 4 44 4 7 ‘ 'l'otl 00k Ladlea' Dressing Table. French Mirror, wan 012.00 now 01.00
" ‘_ f you 04M} Hater Dressing Tab le no mirrow, was 80.00 Ml" 04.00
‘ . 00k Ppior Table. (bolilhed) was ............ 07.00 now 80.00
j ;41 human-.11.-.. ............ ......... .uéeeowrzso
.4 w , lhtikors Table. w'as ..... . ............ . ............ 00100 now 02.00
’ l; .1 wy Imokera Table. was ............................ 03.80 now 01.50
i; 1 , - Y Quicker-I .TIbie was ............................... 02.840 now 01. 00
l ‘l ' -- #0031100 Choir. sillt uphotatered. was ............. 010.00 now 010.15
l',’ “ 4. pi Chair. silk upholstered. was ......... 00.00 now (0.15
‘ ', l n Chair. silk upholstered, was ..... . ....... 07.00 now 04.00
4. Id 0441.141 Chair, nut upholstered was ................. 49.00 now use
i ii Oak Rocker. velour seat and back. was ........ 00 50 now 05. 50
l “m 008 Rocker velour seat and back, was .0000 now 06.00
1 4000“?“ “k Stringing Rocker, was . . . .. ................ 07. 00 now 00.00
. i .y Parlor Chair silk upholstered was .......... 010.00 now 08.00
A II or Chair. silk upholstered. was ............... 010.80 now 00.00
1 Oak RIVolvlug Office Chair.4 was ...... . ................. 06.00 new 0.8. 00
1 01111 nevoivia: Chair, was ............................ use now so. on
4 Dnyx' Too Tables were . ............................. .. «.00 now capo
1 0Ik chllj'tlts (3th was ................................... 00. 00 now 04 00
)4 08k Child' a Crib, Was ................................... 04. 60 new 02. 50
l littlier' 0 Tray and Stand. was ....... . .................... 404. 50 now 02.25
2 Fine Blocking Cases. were .............................. 08.75 now02.00
iris. steering Clue. was $3.00 now use
dil'rt'aln Polés 5 11.11. oak. man. or arm .......... ............. 5c each.
float of these prices are less than manufacturer 3 cost.
W
, ran: DELIVERY To" ALL THE nonwntxs.
t .. a ‘
w s. STURTEVANT.
roluonrs Mam s‘rnnst,
sourn NOAWALK, cons.
We are now prepared: to IllaWa large line of Carpets
1141.411 the poplin. gum consisting of iuoRAius.
Nicotine 'rArssrnv BRUSSELS. BODY sacs.
. Sill-SJ I 111.111.1031.!
tit chum Ann JAPANESE MATTINGS WE HAVE A
" Lisbon {VARIETY ANDD ATTRACTIVE STYLES.
China Matthias. rs/c to 35¢. A111];
1
Jatl'IneIe M44tungs. 20c to 501:.
or on. c£6rii AND LINOLEUM ws snow ALL
‘ ‘ wzo'rss AND VARIOUS QUALITIES.
noes AND uArs IN LARGE vAntarY.
sitAoss r0 ORDER A S? aciAtr'r.
A DICKERMAN &SON
84 Washington Street. South Norwialk.
Telephone 143-6.
1‘1“." {“77
Marc's ”realist/"Witt. as Pilo-
laminar“ Ammo co. .
' ' MOTFD
‘ Elevation of Joel H. Need to Bench
' Will Call fer Election by Judgoo.
The annual meeting of the. judges of
the superior court. Including thejus-
tlcca of the supreme “court. will be held
in the'suprcme court retiring room at
the capitol on Monday, Julie 6.‘ at 1‘:
o'clock noon. Superior cmirt officers.
colour-rs and county licsllb officers
Will be appointed and allotments of
ludxes for lhv ensuing year will be
made.
This will be the last meeting of the.
judges that Judge Elmer will attend
He Will remit the age limit in the fall
and will be succeeded by Joel H. Re‘cd
of Smltford. no‘w sLaLc‘s attorney for
Tolland county and who was nomiiiht-
ed by Boyernor Chamberlain during
the last session of the l‘eéislattii‘c if
, is believed that the judges will name
a suecessor to Mr Reed as state's at-
to
4401;141:3448“ will be the first member of
ull’oi‘fiii 444111 ‘- ’
_, ‘Théw e'xcur-
the Connectlcul judiciary to g‘c‘t the.
increased salary voted by the last gen;
ei‘Il assembly to judges of the super-
8,151:an Willi!” tor court d supreme court The act
'; m9 HOLY rovlded t at the. increase should not
Nearly 300
“Erica who
to attend
Who the ‘cogolldatea'
“ , will WY.” aftera airing in
. ‘ ' Why: 10: the New York.
Indium Hartford Railroad par-
‘ Edward 1). Robbins. of
iii-tiling for the‘mouon.
flit minim Would be more
. . Win one Lilo, company oper-
‘lir'variona parts of the
dilemma: Hr said that
and consolidation or the
Mt Wiway the Walling-
.Wi‘the New haven system
. n . rd trolley line, in fact It
' According to Mr.
e paid during the current. term of any
fluke. The superior court judges now
Ive 0.40000. wand “allowance
1000 for enemas. Under the new
law they will receive 11 “I 13180
1nd an allowance of 01000. Th“e' c411 éf
Justice of the supreme Icon
dent’- with: is .of 4151141444341
crate justices 04 .000 wt '
“neuronal iu'I'dortho 4 “3:44;
‘ we! inatlc'e' will rewrite '8‘
0B; 5700 and the associate justices 06. ”out
the same as the I ea,
W lid;
and an allowance of 000 to ‘each for
"994““ .. .
1111111111.: riled my oiled moieties
. for but, A the
h liotist th'a hilt‘it
Au 1. .. ~
' nous.
- 5110?”:
1 setting
loot-eh lady amni'fzi‘m: I4
1 Mo ‘1...
4 4th.
l'ltyalkal It‘ll: Ale You Irutho
or“ it 011 Quill P
hl’hs'i'll44244 'r'il'e .3111“th tho
Itorth coma in the
Ito-tech lo kl
hea. and throat. Air 11 one can reach
these ngerms.m Medicated with flyo‘
cm the uni in
hicksmll lhatm comes meli every outfit. the
air I to the most remuto Iir celia
‘r Ihend. 3'3? and lungs and
. u...ple4tely 144» h illseIIe gerhut.
iitoincil in t h 01414.4(! entitle,O 'el sclen.
titlc way to euro ’c mu » er rein-
edles may fail; llyomel will0 cure.
When you get u flycmsl oulllt The
Zellfunn )éhp'rmncy pill hive you a sin
ed rece eating" to refund the mon-
ey In c a lit orn‘uot cure 1-starrh and
other ilIIeI‘Ieo 'of the Mpiraiory or-
This is the strongest evidence
that they can offer an to their faith
in Hyoniel-uto 41:11 for it lbumoclves
if it does not cu
1.-...51... ,
AMERICAN ClTllEN HELD FOR
RAN 80M.
——-a-—-
landlta in Morocca Carry Off Wealthy
Man From His summor Helio-
Ince Near Tanglera. ..
TANGIER. Morocco. May lit—An
American citizen named Pcricurfs and
his stepson. a British subject, were
carried off by the. well—known bandit
Raiauli and his followers last night
and will doubtlens be held for a heavy
ransom. The captives Wore staying
at Pcrdicaris's utiinmcr residence. only
three miles from Tangier, when lin-
bandlls attacked and ruptured them.
i’crdlcaris is of Green origin. but is
a naturalised citizen of the United
States, lie is very wealthy and has
lived In Tangier for years. lie mar-
ried an English woman, whose son In
In captivity with him.
Foreigners are much cxcitcd by this
bold raid. so iicur Taugici‘, and nitri-
bute It to tho supiucncss ot‘ the govern-
ment in fnillug to punish the. bandits
Who lust. year captured Walter ll. llnr-
ris, the correspondent lil Morocco of
the London '1‘in1cn.aud lbeii failure to
deal with general luwlessncs in the
distiict.
Walter B. Harris, the London Times
Moroccan cont-spoudeuI. was led Into
ambush and captured in June of last
year bv members of the liarrnmana
tribe. who handed him ovor to Ralsull.
He was uninjured and was released af-
ter having been held in captivity three
weeks. in eXchnnge for slxtccn native
prisoners
_ m
CA3TOR IA
WWI an'tl ’tllilldroa
lit till Yifii lieu Milan litigii
30m tho
WI or
'A FAKE aCHEMEJ
Endless Chain Started For the. Chorus
aim of The Discount Company.
Clllf‘AC 0 May ill-«An endless
-bain scheme. to mill-ct several millimi
wenty-flve cent pieces for the. Alleged
benefit of the chorus zit-ls ~ of "Mr.
illucbturd, Jr.” Company, or lroquois
fire, memory, has appeareddu Chicago
in Its way from New York. It inct i11-
«itant denunciation" from Assistant
fillet of Police Bcbueltler. “The girls
need no old.” he said. "Persons in-
luced to contribute..in the endless
drain are the victims of an unauthor-
ised Appeal."
ii. if
rural mural?” or on
HIa WELLo‘w Jack."
MEXICO crrr, 115119.491. Cruz
reports one cube of yellow fever For
iix'h residents urge. that more. real be
put into the work of sanitary lnspec
-' d purifying dangerOns places.
A. p.111; 1411 1 119411.??4144444
Milli illilill l l
should not be greatly increased
i
is in Nell Dinners
[4044: Firm Placing-Machinery in Fae
l4l°'¥ ii“ .MMI NIrwalk, M40 Will
commence work Juno lot.
Another industry which ban bright
proiipects will begin' business about
J lat on a more (intensive scale
111'le heretofore. 'iuis will be the iisw.
kin Shoe Company. which was recent-
ly imbrporalcd in the State of Con-
aeolicul bull in tnblla'lize‘d ”at 05. 000. 4
This new concern Mil necumd us its
oliltie Ind manufactory, the third floor
of A. Holmuns building at the corner
of North Main and Union streets. hie-
chalilcs are now at work In the build
in]. and a number of repair» and at
tbe‘flrni to manufacture cocks and chil-
dren's shoes. The shutting. bangers
a II 0 horse power electric motor has
also been installed. This motor power
nlcipni Electric Plan will operate the
macihlnes which the company‘ will use.
factored by the Singer Company, of
Beaten. and u Heys turn machine, to
one machine has 11 CW ily of turning
out five bundled pairs of slices pet
demand for Home time to 00016.: The
drill; already has a large number of or-
prcsient company will curry on was
established in a smal wuy several
iactory was in Summit Street. Some
tlmtl ugu these quartets were out-
branch Ill" and Incrcusc the capitol
and the Hawkins Slice (‘ mupunv is the
Tim ofllccrs of t‘nc company or
follow:
Vlt‘tl-[il'tv‘rilll(till-49. Joli Hawkins. .lr.
Shroud \'lce-l)rl!8ltll3nl-(Illill'lflfi W.
Silciclaiy and Ticnsurci—Jolm 48.
Lawrence
will‘ be E. Job Hawking .lr.. and the
cutter will be Charles W, Hawkins,
cxpcrlcncc in this work. About ten
other employees will find work In the
force will be increased as the business
war1i'aiits.Tlie loc lion is one well
generally will be pleased to see It
proupet.
iiictcd upon the cash principal and ii
spiioposcd to continue in illl‘ line that
Mi‘. Hawkins is a young man with 1111
old head he is a pt‘l‘flllilt‘lil w.urkcr
1.1.1.1. could blue succeeded against
the odds he has fitted from dav to day.
lilflf‘llllll‘ry will be substituted for build
work. and (micro lllfli. have been r-efuu
the work will be secured u-' “up l'ac
lory will begin from the first to make
f'l‘lo it bun required a week to perform.
All members of The Hawkins Shoe.
Norwailt.’ The president, it. 11. Co
bum, who is building a fine residence
with the indusiilui Savings and Loan
Company of New Yotk for over ten
In the shoe making business in tov. 11
for several years having come here
ed their trade They ore born and
mod shdomaliers. both‘, grandfather
been for a livelihood, ,. .Tbc scc'r'euiry
arid treasurer an maturation and real
success 0 his business, and there In
no reason why with such officials the
locations have been made to enable
pullcys. etc. are now in position. and
for which will be supplied by the Mu-
There will be eight machines. quu
be titled in supplying the bottoms. This
day. and will if is believed, supply the
deru ahead. The biliilncsu which the
ycais ago by it‘. .1011 i awkius, whose,
grown, and it became necessary to
rcstili.
it‘ll
l’iesidcntmil. I. (‘ciium
Ilalliklns.
Tlic stipcrinlemlcut of thc factory
botii of whom have had many years
factory in a couple of weeks. and the
adapted to the fit 1, and lbc public
Tile business has always been con-
Illc‘ business has been run in the past.
111d ouiv one with his poisislenty and
Now however. the lunches mine when
all from lack of facilities in tin. out
1p in a single day the work that liitb
Company are well known in South
for himself in -Wc.st avcnuc. has been
years. the Hawkins brothers have been
from New York city where they learn l
and father haying followed the busi
obtain at; nt. has certainly made a
pasti succens of the llawkins' shoes
led with their renullo tlurt i was inv
lduced to try them!
.Cbamberiain' a Pain Bilbo was prompt
land soreness and quickly restores the
' macy.
1w. tr :3 1114..
III '1... l '0 Hey
Ioutn
mlk'io it"s Thlm 1'
oar ml. to;
Notions goalie ll»? get oval-wins
Dol at one thing wel rntpi success
Dunn‘s Kidney l'llls do one thlnif
01144444
ey' re for sick kidneys.
444Tbcy curc backache every kidney
Here is evidence to prove it.
Charles is. Warren. son of the well-
knnwn oyster planter of 2 Chestnut
street. has the folibwlng to say Ibo It
Dean's Kidney Pills: "I he'd b Iéll
ache and weak kidneys from curly
childhood. i tried all kinds of remo
(lion but Kidney Pills, which 1 pr 4hr-
ted at. Pioiiteu' .1 drug store. My fa er
had be'en using them and was so lilo'u
i ant satisfied that
their icorescutai unit are all that Is
claimed for them. They cured ill.)
backache."
)l‘ol‘ able by all denial-s. Price 60
Cents a box. Faster- Mllburn 00..
Buflolo N.Y Y,sole agents for the
United 'Btatea.
Remember the name Donn s and take
no other.
ATWOOD WINS case.
William G. Jamel Looea Suit by De-
fault—Atwood om 0240.
BRIDOEPORT. {tiny '19.—-—ll. Prentou
Alwaod, popularly ascribed to Bridge
port. but who has an office in the Hood-
Iey building. New Haven, has won his
first judgment in the famous suits
which be has been bringing against de-
linquent. udmlnsirators of asthma all
over Connecticut.
Ytsteiduy it was announced in the
civil common pleas court in this city
that. the case of ll. Preston Atwood vs
William (1 James had been settled by
lilo defendant defaulting. Mr James
resides in Not-walk and in 1899 was ap-
pointed administrator of the estate or
ilic late William J. G, James of the
sonic place. The judgment is for the
plaintiff to recover 0240.
Returns have been made in the canes
brought by D. Preston Atwood Vs. John
White Ruth B. Eaton, Lucius Jackson
and lcioy Buck 01' New Milford. and
King '1‘. Shelton. of Winsled. The
defendants deny the truth of the alle-
gations and the hearing will be set
for June. '
WARNING.
You cannot have good health unless
your kidneys are sound. for the kid.
neys filter the blood of impurities
which otherwise. act as irritating pois-
ons and break down the delicate or-
gans of the. body and cause serious
trouble if you have kidney or bind-
der trouble and do not use Foley's
Kidney Cure you will have only your
self to blame for results. so it positive
iy cures all forms of kidney and bind
tier diseases. For sale at Piaisted's
.lrug store. "
WILL PAY BETTER.
CHICAGO. May lav—The sum of
$000,000 is to be raised by the African
Methodist Episcopal Churches through-
out. the country to assist aged preach-
ers and religious institutions. biilld
churches, establish; and strengthen
home and foreign missions and to pay
bcit'er salaries to. bishops and general
officers of the, church. This has been-
decided in the church conference at
Quinn Chapel.
~—
HOW TO TREAT A SPRAINED
ANK KL4E.
A sprained ankle as usually treated
will disable a man for three or four
weeks. This is an unnecessary loss of
time for many cases have recovered
In less than one week‘s time when
iy and freely applied), it alloys the pain
parts to a healthy condition. For sale
by Sliiison Powell Corporation. Cllf
l‘ord Pharmacy fiercias' Bridge Phar-
ROOSEVELT ENDORSED.
FARGO. N. D. May19~Thc ltepub
llcan state convention has endorsed
President Roosevelt.
‘on Ash- '
4 Irate colored chili-cit g‘liii se
lllll gems. and bonded tops.
biil \tronglv mndc for use. 'l
trouble.
for summer wcur.
:trc Hf plain stictlc lislc.
wliiic. l' rit‘c $i..i
Silll(il\'t‘ moth.
Hfllt‘gllill‘tlS.
'l‘ur l’apcr. lnrgc Slit‘l‘lH,
_l:t]i:iticsc 'l'ar l‘upcr,
Wliitc 'l‘ar Paper,
Mutluilinc in tin: form,
Moth Halls,
'l'ur liags,scvcr:1l sizes.
l’ibrc liags,
tinned yestcrtlui.
Chiffon Voile.
from which choice may he made
intuit-Is cvcryiliingin the most approved stylc, out
till luicsi inventions in tlic tvziv oi cushion lit-N, autumn
and lukcu on a lrollcy. bout. 01
5 clan.
‘—
tnomh PIrImbulIlon.‘ tie-Com
and carries”
Morc lluui l'uiiv different models ziic
on (lili lionrs,
"lhcy arc. the vcri best
with
chcral Specials are on sale this wcck.
, ()nciu vuluc $16.00.
(inc in value $14.00. itmv $ 8.75.
Our in value $th.50.
One in value $"' ,. .00.
Hooded (lo-Carts and Ca rrettes from $14. 50 up.
The Folding CID—Carts arc cxtrcmclv light in wright
now $10.00.
now $ 8.50.
now $ 5.00.
licv can be quickly folded up
railroad train with Iittlc
Prices $2.75 and $3.50.
A Favorite Summer clove.
’llic Lisle Gloves with Lace Net backs are being Sillll
llie palms ltlltl insides of the fingers
l li(‘_\
(. lint“. to wcur. and extremely attractive in appcnrancc.
'lltc colors are gritty a suit and litntilitul sliadc black and
ate my comfortable
Guard Against Moths.
Utml wait longer bcl'm c putting awuv
blankci-z, m other articles which furnish food for the dc-
Vi c linvc setcral prcpamlinns which inc
:1: .y fins,
50 (‘18. per lltiZ.
25 cts. :1 package.
20 cts. :1 packi'gc.
Motltnliitc witli Ccdar Compound 12 cta. :1 pack.tgc.
i2 ciao package.
5cm. lb.
‘Sltl (is CIR
501th.
For Commencement Gowns visit lllt‘ Lacc Scciiou
and inspect titc beautiful Lace Nets, and Mousselincs incu-
\otliiug 1% more quuisilc than the
Willi tlic Graduation Dicss should go a
liiilc White Silk Fan. \cw ones are just in and our as- u .
.. sortment embraces all sizes from 5 and 7 inch up. Prices 1.,
.. from 39 cts. to $8. 00.
IRIDi'iE BUILDERS T0 LlVE rON
. TEA
4 “—-
Consolidated Road Fits up Sleeping
and Dining Car- for 'Worknten.
The bridge building department of
the Shore Line division of the Cbnsoil
dated road has inaugurated a new sis-
lem for Its ‘wotkmen to be used when
Occasion arises. The occnaion for it
will be when the employes of the tie
pariment are called to peiioim tasks
of sevciai days: duration at points can
older-ably distant from New London.
All or nearly all or the may in this
gang live in or about New London.
and If a bridge job has to be done at
Putnam. Webster Westerly or (lull-
ford much time is consumed in getting
the men to the scene of operations in
the morning, and when they' have lin-
iahcd pork at ti o'clock at night, it
takes a good while. for them to get
rack to their homes.
. Accr rdingly it has been decided to
have t. e men live at or near the scene
of operations at ouch times 9nd work
car No 106 has been titted up with 12
bunks a stove and a quantity 0: dishes
and other iiecesAiti'eA for preparing
food and lodging for the men in the
gang. When the gang is out oil a sev-
oral days' lob one of the men will
be (totalled as cook. and will devote
as much time as Is necessary to this
work. it is believed that this system
will mean a saving in time to the rail-
road and will be as comfortable an ar-
rangement for the men as starting
from home at 5 o clock In the morning
and returning at any hour in the even-
lag.
cHuncHEs MAv UNITE.
acceding pony Wishes To Be Taken
“ Book Into The Fold.
. BUFFALO. N. Y.. May . l9.-——The
llllh‘ general assembly of the Presby-
wr’lan Church of the United States coll-
veiled here today.
One' of the main questions to be con
sldered Is an overture from I commit-
' tee of the Cumberland church. which
acceded from the parent church in 1890
and was organised as‘ a separate body.
The seceissfon Was on doctrinal and ed-
ucatioi'ial grounds. Predeslinallou Ana
the educational qualifications fo'r the
ministry were among the grounds of
dissent.
Upon their decisions depend the
quest 6n whether the Cumberland
churc shall be restored to Christin“
fellfihrsblp with its members)“ of t85 -
one, handy In' the south I soluti-
west. Upon this decision also Wlllt‘lfi
[321111411145 hum-e initialefta‘uce of
Présb érieaas are now hiring Yuan-
444414.4- tdroyr "the consensus Irritant.
0R T033 CHOSEN.
MIDDL WN,M81 '19—'1‘ W.
Conic. of Wilbraham Mass: R. L. For-
finogt'm '8‘. 04141111144ch N. Hyst-
e ncbonen
ata‘ctfl fit“? ‘ro competitor
404$manm deem?
.I'Jso one in Tampico.
as...
harmonious.
connecrlcur HohhoPA'rHs
HARTFORD May lit—The two
days‘ session of the Connecticut Home-
opaihic Medical Society was concluded
yesterday at the Y. M. (1. A building.
Papers were read by Dr. .H. A. Crime
run of Waterbury; Dr. 12.8 Smith of
Bridgeport; Dr. W. W. Christian of
Berlin: Dr ii. A. Roberts, of Derby.
and Dr. F. A. Clark: of Pormnll.
Maine. The place of the next meeting
was left in the hands of the executive
committee and will be announced lot
or pm 11 r Cole and E B. linker;
both of this; city, were elected mom
bers of the interstate commutes of the
American Institute of liomedpnihy. Ad-
Journment followed. ,
THE monitor MAN in "i'itt’ WORLD
The richest mon in the world can
not have his kidneys minced 1403' live
willliout' 14141.11... so it is impo taut net to
neg can so organs. l; on ,s 0
hey Cure ls taken at the st'stgnx'of
danger the symptoms will disappear
and your health willba human, as it.
strengthens and builds l thong or-
us as nothing else :wll. scar
wmsu. Lebanon. icy. Writes; “1
new. used Foley's .fiidacjr Cure and
take great pleasure in stating it cured
me permanently of kidney disease.
which certainly would hive cost me
:45. life "—r‘or sale at‘ Plaiiteo'u drug
are.
——~————-———-—.—b
QRIDGE BUILDERS' 81"lllKE' END8.
BRIDGEI’ORT shiny 149+‘I‘he sill!!!
inaugurated by the iron inigxe build -
era In this city has been slit in }d for
as the an... emplbycd 11y th'e' No
Carib construction company ’are con-
cérned. Their demands for an highl-
hour day at no cents an hour have been
granted and work was res mod yeotor
day noon on the overhéa steel Will-k
on the railroad No cold 31011 4441 the
matter has yet been received. y the
men in the employ of the Yesnsylva-
1114448th Company and so they are
at out.
Or. Crossroads Sgeciflc.
con 31.00!) oiso units
5 s4van ourant’iuclu +114.
TIN, Tex. ‘May 18.~8t':,1te
Health Ollioer Tabor has been rifled
of a case. of yellow for or fi'f‘Yali 0.111110
Valiés 11.41.5111
seventy five miles west of T1041: Ico.
his coin Icates the qiiar'antine Ina-
lion in onelorey, as this city, hag
q4ia4ran4'lined uialnsl. etthcr one orb
p at ca
flame. people pray; cilia: l'h'e'i‘e be
repeat nrflyo‘rs , .
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