*yflt'iMlNa ILNTION.
Militant remains before. the
the country. by their votes,
her endorse or register their
. no or the splendid administra-
1 President Theodore Roosevelt.
sen abandoned by the Democrats.
, , balsa thus far has not been
'1 one for the excitement usually
ding a presidential election. Still,
has been an interact manifested
he more which forecasts a large.
litteut vlote, born of a desire to
reestit conditions continued.
I all being created by the custo-
splay of campaign oratory and
ave made their nominations for
senator. and it is for the voters
eternnne who is the best qualified.
haraeter and ability, to represent
eople of N01 walk Wilton, New
han‘end Doric-111ml senator in the
easlon of the General Assembly.
heartily commend the nomination
Judge Joseph R. Taylor as being
11 eteut with public welfare, and good
Yernmeut. There is no reason why
so Taylor should not. receive the
my support of even ry Republican in
Twenty-sixth Senatorial District.
pmi he votes of 1111 Democrats who
, that our oflloes should be filled
high- character and ability. The
R‘ , ublioan nominee. measures up to a
3 standard of statesmunship. His
9 menu the people of Norwalk is an
" bolt, unfolding to the public a
tin Whose action in public and private
need not he apologized for. Those
boars intimately .acquuintcd with
use can testify to his loyalty to
incl es and eteadfastncss to thoec
go which are right. In the state
he will act in the interests of
mole of the entire district. rc-
of party afllliation or' locality.
orts’ doubtless will be made. by
epresentatlon, to weaken the sup—
of the Judge. Alréady methods
another commendable have been
‘ ted to, Tiller aoi't offa program
«mild-react. on the: invoniors and not,»
ally result: in a still greater rally to
upport of the Judge's candidacy.
Ills is not a year when compliment-
otes should be given simply for
asking. Select the man who by
lying and ability is Worthy to
a Beat in the state senate. Then
and vote for him.
believe that Judge Joseph R.
should and will 1111 elected as
dilator on the eighth of' Novem-
a1'Bethcl Primitive Chapel in
'y,1 England, recently held, its
dreary”. 'On that occasion 11 sou-
handbook, whirl: contained cop-
records, was issued A miu
used in 1834 read: "That. we
Or‘do we allow them to stand
on ‘ty. to court-with each other
ay: neither do We allow our
man and women to walk arm
n the streets together at any
one-— ens-0W
some college sport. "
, onaenae! i said (engag-
Philadelphia ledger.
wile knows ouch serious
.ithat ' we hays noticed
Parker Retirees to Discuss don-
siltutiliilei Point 1111 Shows
His Annoyance.
Said unclaimed the 111111. 11111 that
Reference hotshot Reach
the Negro.
, [From the New York Tribune. Oct. 4.]
This inquiry was made of sir-Judge
Parker last night:
“In view of the activity of the Pur-
ker Constitutionclub. do you believe
that colored voters should be allowed
to enjoy the voting privileges which
the federal constitution guarantees
them?"
Illa-Judge I’nrkcr' a reply was:
1 “I cannot answer that question. I
refuse to be interviewed, and I won’t
be interviewed. if you have done me
the honor to read my letter of accept-
ance you will tlud that that point has
been t'ovel'.e11”
n—v—
When squarely. faced by the ques-
tioa "Do you beile1c that colored vot-
ers should be allowed to enjoy the vet I
int: privileges which the i'cdcral con-
stitution 1.1111111111111111. thcin 1" Judge
I'arkor shows signs of annoyance and
refuses to answer. Then be tried to get
away from the. issue by saying, ”If’
you have done me. the honor to read
my letter of acceptance you will find .
thatthat point has been covered." I‘
Anybody who reads that letter of ac- I
ceptnuco will find the point “covered"
precisely as Judge Parker covered it in
his address in Georgia on the four:
lcenth amendment, which led the New
‘1'-01k Etching Post to declare:
“For him 1111:. great bulwark of the !
suffrage, with the penalties laid down
for discrimination against any class in "
its exercise. simply did not exist If
wholly to avoid the burning question
of the tiny is to allow yourself flt fort,
the presidency, illcn Judge Parker's
address allou'id'huvc sensibly advanced I
his. candidacy."
Judge Parker's letter‘confaine noth-
ing that copies within mulching 1.iis~
1: mos. 111’ being an unequivocal declara-
tion for the protection of the llcgro‘e
constitutional rights. lie demands their
legal rights for citizens ill a paragraph
which is 11 bid to the naturalized
voters, having evident rcfprcucc to
their treatment in their active lands,
and 1.1111 never be thought of for a mo
111cm 1151 referring to the negro, tllougll'
the Judge may perhaps attempt to find
cover under it. 011 the other hand, he
has described an “admirable" a plat
form 111111-11 denounces even the [dis-
1111151111111 of plans to safeguard 1111-, 111:—
nl'ot-i constitutional riul1111.\111v
does not dare say he stands for them.
and 1111 wonder. tloriulln. the Maryland
vector and monoy raiser. Hut.
111‘ this latest not of tlmldlty with re
spool to the negro and his evident will-
ingness to sell. the constitution nulliilod
ill the aoutll,,1\c 011cc. 1111‘1rc ask the
New iork Evening: Post if at the bot»
tom of his heart it does not feel about;
this trimmer an it fell. last year at the
said of him: “(‘1111 a man named as
‘11111' 111.11 preeideut‘ agree to such a lo-
cal nullilicuiion of national laws? If
he 1-1111. be is not fit to be president
next year or any year."
PINCHED THE VETERANS.
How} the Democrats
When The) Had a Chance.
iilldltulial in the. N1w Yolk '1‘1lbune. Oct.
, 11.1393]
. 1111. Hon. Hoke Smith. secretary of
the interior has sent in his estimates
for the next fiscal year. ending June
ill), 1895; wherein he makes it appear
that in Ibis opinion on aggregate of
«$170,770.134‘20 11:1 needed for tho sover-
11i branches of the public service 1111
del- his 111.111.41.111: seems somewhat.
proud 61.11.11 fuct‘“illnt this is a do
cicaac from last year of $3,308,496.18.
the total than being $180..087800.44.
But be omits to call public attention
to the suggestive will that he gets all
and more than all of his apparent sav-
ing out of tile pension bureau. Hip ea-
tinnitus show 11 decrease for 1101111101111
of $1.1 000.0110 It‘iu'thcr than that. he
wants an increase or 01.000.0th for on»
nuiining surgeons, $100,000 for clerk
hire and $800,000 for expenses of in-
vestiuation. This is 11 total of $1400.
000 which he must have in order to
out down the pensions to in extent of
«1.000.000.111111 the secretar’ proposes
to make the old soldiers pay it 111.
news on THE 'RACE issue.
1 Anne's-1.111“ 11.11....» Ultimate.
(From the Bottle Herald- mom
in only one lander does
byl
” the p retrapnxt which 111 alludes to
"the rehebiiituti 1
, party or n‘ 11111119111111.1111 ‘
The 111111111 hill at head reliiibiiitdtdd
Ithe mark of, a. rather expensive gar-
Hpartmente some beautiful
3. cxpanaive. fronts and yokos almost e11
‘nill'oly of folds of silk 1111111111111 togeth-
2 touch ol’ the popular "coo do. rocllo"
l ..1111 in bi
llahulated and the figures will be sent.
.131‘1111111'0011 at the international l111ad~
Iquarlcrs at lntlinnapoiis.
Ihour proposition is reported to carry
twith ll an llssl'elstncnl of ouodluli of
I 11050 of car
he '
uulliiicr. is here as his culllplllgu di- :
in view
time of his Georgia speech, when it .
Economlued ‘
Thorough brushing will a
hair very satisfaction 1 _,
good reason on cannot it e
poo. and let me repeat that
woman twith a dry scalp
wear‘1"boughtcn" l111l1' 11h must not‘
Met her scalp too often-moi] is for bet
tor for her scalp, and thorough bruslr
log with a clean brush (note a clean
out?) will keep it so clean that an acne
nional shampoo will be 11111111111111.
Tlid'i'e seems i: be quite a vogue tor
the aolifure ported and waved, and
dressed without any of the detached
piecewroiie. etc—woven at aides and
back. it gives a very quick client,
and in becoming in a very few instau1‘
083
The English velvet in said to be the
most satisfactory with those who look
for durability . ‘ 1
Of all the soft. shadowy now plnha
“dawn" is one of the sweetest.
Shaded dinner and evening gowns
are one of the prettiest fads of the
moment. Large hate carry out the
some color with snake ostrich leath-
ere'bcautituily shaded, too. Perhaps,
the darkest shade of them all will be'
very light. and the lightest; the faint.-
eat, most delicate tint imaginable.
it you want to get a pretty effect for
your single electric lights, covereach
with a globe of crepe paper pink roa-
es set so close together that their
petals touch.
11 is so difficult to imitate the ingot-
ting that makes elaborate the theatle
Innd evening waists be non has come
to consider this style of decoration
One seen at the llechwear do-
and a hit
1116!“.
on
01111 of the prettiest grounds for 11
is
a cloth dovogruy in color
Many of the new belts shown have u
very prominent] point extending
downward 111 the front. A the back
they are straight. around~q lite unlike
the girdles.
A very luceliko effect is given the
linou lonioi'ploce of out work l1Ivi 111'.
i115; it. over a lino. not suitable for the
purpose and cutting away the linen
where the embroidery is.
PRINTERS ARE VOTING
In all chapels in union printing oili-
cea in the country a you) is being 111k-
eil on tho oighthouv and the other
propositions which were submitted to
tho lofcl'andunl by the 1111.111'1111tionai
V'I‘ypogl 'aphical Union at its recent. sea-
Louis. ’ihe votes will be
sent. to tho typographical union and
to Gonorhl Secretary-T1cusurer .l. W.
Th1: eight-
oue nor cent. to be. used tor the pure
lying the eight hour soiled
11119 into em11-1.s111111111 the proposition
be decided in the aillrnlativo.
WORSE EXPERIENCE.
‘flliy with and i went to call on tile
Dumlcys last night. I cant imagine
anything more tiresome than. spending
I an evening with them. "
: “You can't Wait till they come to
i spend an- evening with you."— ~l’llilad1'l1
I phla l'ross.
i
NiFLUENCE OF EARLY SUR-
ROUNDINGS.
We are listening to the new prime
llonlla.
“Her voice has a great range." we
say. “How did she obtain it?"
.“lt. is rumored," explains our friend,
' “that she used to be a cook."-Judgc.
1111111 no You
to 1111‘? on before buying anything in
the turnlture line. w. have I new
clean stock our price- nre right, and
you can pay on on weekly payments
if you wish.. Are you prepared for the
cold weather if not. why not? We have
stoves, nilo blankets and comforts,
good'onu, too.
A. J. America 61 Son
134 WASHINGTON STREET.
~’
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HQMT'S.‘ THEATRE;
_ one NloH'r chunk
number. 0111'. 2411-1.
Agseam TraiUMPH. ,
Over Niagara Fails.
COMPI. TB. IN PI‘JNG. ‘
8 11111111111111
moat-loud, “Running,
1111 etieu’ fail-11m of an ht
, j the forenoon until 8 o’clock in the 111.
temoou and no again/1114111,l except.
one 11 re same cocoon
1\ District of 11101-111111. 11s., Probate
Court. October 2111i. A. 0.1
‘ Estate of Sarah 'I). Selleelr, late of
Norwailr, in said District, deceased
Ordered. That the Aduliniutratrix 1
exhibit her Administration account to
Itbls Court for adjustment at the Pro
bate office in Not-walk, on the 28th day
, ‘111' October. 1904 at 10 o‘clock tore»
F 110011: and that all persons interested
I in said state may be notified
. ther.eof th Administratrix will cause
1111.. Was the Same iFauit Florin
or he ls Today—nl’resldent’s
at Rebuke. ‘
t
this order to be published in a newe-
1 boner having a circulation in said Dis.
trial, at least four days before said
28th day ol‘ October 1904.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge.
Forty 211111111 1:11 1111: 8111111111 Politician
Wu Regarded as Performing
11 Poor Part.
, mum-u... .....
' , 1011324. 11112.1
lily lit-or Slrml hu111- lulu received
Ladies' Embroidered/ Handheo
chiefs, 100 quality, @4 for
29¢
and read your letter oi’ the 20th. 'Illc
purport 111' it in that we loll the hilt:
election and the administration is tuli-
ing' becausctiic 111111'1111 unsuccessful.
and that I liliitll.’ not‘flatlor myseii‘ihut
taut not Juetly to blame for it. I cor-
Assessors’ Notice
m
We, the undersigned, hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City of South
Ladies' .111 Linen Tatlindiiund
itorchlcte, 12%c quality, 3 for
29¢
thinly know that ii the war tails the
administration falls. and that i will be
blamed for it. whether I deserve it or
not. And I ought to be blamed if I
could do better. You think i could do
better; therefore you blame me already;
Norwulk that they are required by
law to deliver to the assessors, or eith-
Ier of them. on or before the lat. day
1111' November.19t14.a written or print-
Ied list, dated signed. and sworn to,
of all the property owned by them on
iihink i could not do better. therefore the mall day Of October, 1904 liable
i blame you for blaming me. i uudcr- ‘ ‘0 taxation. making a description 0' all
stand you now to be willing to accept' the loo] estate, PM“ parcel being sep-
tila help 111' 111811 who are not Republic Iulah-iy Llo'.C1'lbed,and When reference
1111s providml‘llloy ll‘l\'(‘ heart in it ycan be made to 0. map on tile in' the
1-.- . ' ' ' town clerk's office. such reference
Amend. 1 1111111, no others. Butwho ‘shail be augment description
is to be the 1.1.1.11: oi? hearts or of N. B~li ' i
.. m . etc may be returned to the i
heart in it! if I must discard my ,asscsnors, at the Council Room. How:
01111 indulucul 111111 talu- yours, 1 must illanli street. South Norwalk. from and I
also 1.11111 111111 or 11111111 . 11111 by the ”,lucludlm: Octobel if». 1904 to and la-
timo I should roIirolt all i should ho ud eluding NPVthPr 1-19041 “aid office
vlscli to reject i should have none left. [0 be "De“ i'lon1l0.00 to 12 00 0 clock
Ilcpubiir 1111s or others wool; even your- a, 111 and from 2 00 to " ”0 oeiock
self. 11 or be assured. my dear sir p 111.,1111 Saturdays from" 1: 00 to 9:00
there are 1111-11 who have “heart in it" (1313153153 1111:1933: 82‘ up; 5:33 31;)???”
that think you are perforating your 0111 0 p
part as poorly as you think I 11111 pen" “1‘
for-1111111: mine. I certainly have been
dissatisfied with the slowness of Bush
and hit-("lulled but before I relieved
them i had great tears I should not
tl111ls111'1'cssorsto them who could (label—
for, 1111.1 I 11111 sorry to add that I have
soon little since 111 rollovc those fears.
I do not clearly see the prospect of
any more rapid llii'iVClllelltfi. i fear
we shall at last find out that the lllffl1
rally is in our case rather than in par-
ll1-11l111' noncrals. I wish to disparage
up onemcortaiuly not those who sym-
pathize with Iiit‘willlt i must say I
need morons more than 1 111.1111 sym-
Dated at the City of South N111 walk
Conn. October 5 1904
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES,
VENANCIO A. SCOFIEI.D,
05 111 nl. Assessors.
Town ”
Assessor’s’ Notice
"3......
.1
W11, the undersigned. hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the Town of ,
Noru'atk. that. they are required by law ‘,
1 Roger slid Gallet Violet or
Sandal Wood Soap and .1 Bluder’e
Tar Soap for
29¢ 1
Heavy White Marcel-iced Waist.
ins. regular price 150. 3 Ne. tor '
29¢
Wrist Bass, odds and ends. 500
quality at
29¢
100 Pairs Ruffled Swiss Cur-
tains, regular price 39c, special,
29¢
1 Box Mennon's 'i‘ulcum Powder
and 1 box Comfort Powder, for
29¢?
1 Dr. Lyons' Tooth Powder and
l Dr. Sheffield Tooth Pasta for
29¢
F
Bonded Stripes for Curtains,
regular price 450 yard, yard
29¢
Half Bleached Table Linen, 54
in. wide, regular price, 401', yd.,
29¢
l Cashmere BollquetSoap and 1
Paara’ Scented Soap at
29¢
‘ Knotted Fringe Towels. size 18
x 36, regular price lilo, four for
29¢
Window Shades. all colors, with
fringe, regular price 350,
29¢
1 box Hurlbut's Fine Linen
Writing Paper and one inch Linen
Pad, value 40c,
29¢
111 looking around for
'l‘llol'o arc bills to pay every month,
to deliver to the assessors. or either
of then) on or before the first day of
November 1904 a written or printed
list, dated signed. and sworn to. of
all property owned by them on the
first «lay of October, 1904. liable to tax— I
ation. 1,
N. ll.——l.isia may be returned to the
nes11ssors.at the assessors office Town
Hall building. Norwalk and at that
Couulii Room. iiaviland street, SoutltI
Norw 111k, from and including OctoberI
1.1, 1 1114 to and including November 1,
Hill said olllres to be open front 10:1»
to 1.1:: no o'clock. a 111., and frame P :00!
to 5: 111) o‘clock p. n1. all days of “the?
work ISuudays exceptedlmd on Sat-
ur1lnya; and on November lat.1904,I
flout 7:00 until 9: 00 o'clock in the ov- 1
oping.
111111.111 at Norwallt 001111., October 5,
90 4.
ocean w. RAYMOND. i
annnnzan 11. 1'11.1.ow
pntily. and that i have not seen the so
Illili‘il groniol' evidence of getting 9111"-
rose from my nylnpailllzera than from
those who are denounced 11s the 111111.
tl'ul'y. It‘llol's‘tieoln to me that in tho
tiold the two classes have been very
much alike in what they have done
and what they have failed to do In
scaling their faith with thy: blood,
ilai 1-1 and 11 111 111111 liohlon and Rich-
ardnuu ,-~,lt1'pnl1ii 11111111, did it.” that men.
could do but did they any 51m than
heavily and Simone 111111 Reno and
Mansfield. 1111111- 111' whom were Repub
iic:111.~1,11n1i some at toast of whom have
been blltol'ly and repeatedly denounced
no me as secession 11y 1pnll1izors‘l I
will not perform the 11111: utci’ul task of
comparing NW?“ of failure.
I11 11115111111: to your question, “Has
it not 11111111 publicly stated in the news-
I1111 to all persons interested therein by
"024 11
amusements I
. don't forget, that business is important
ORDER OF NOTiCE. 1
llisilici 111’ Norwalk, 1111., Probate
C1111rl.()clol11'1' 341b, A D, 1904. I
W herons, wrilicn application has
been made to this C(llll‘l i‘or lilo adults. i
stop to probate of 11 remain writton'
instrument as and for the will of
Sherman Partlich, into (11‘ Wilton in
said District deceased, and, further,
for reasons therein set. forth for the.
appointment of an administrator of 11111 1
Estate of said docoascd with said will
annexed.
Ordered That. said application be
heard and dotolnlinod 111.1l111, Probate
Oiiito in Norwalk. on the 29th day (11
October “104,111 ‘3 oclock afternoon:
.1111] that public notice thereof be ,glv-
puhlisbing this order in a newapaper
havingr a cilculation in said District
at least five. days before said day of
bearing
HENRY W. GREGORY.
.Iudgc.
CHIC?!“ a ENC-L
‘9 tinvnn..1..,r.u-s
a emit-bis I. fltufl. rub Dr 111cm
WHFS'I‘ICR‘S END"! [SF
in 111311 euvi Gold inelullio 1111-11 a! 11
with blue ribben.1‘nke no othcv. R1 11m
[linger-one Ruhnttufluue and Inuit.
nuns. buy cl your lhlllngxinl or - at 41-. 111
mm a for l’nrtlr-ul 1n. Testimonial.
and ‘ll’ellef‘ for l.ndlcl."1‘~1 1.1: .11 1 re
in "1 Mull0.01101‘1-nlilnm1uo 111. .151
all brunt-u Chick-e11!“ (‘ll -mi.- «1 l .\
«urinate um I! .41.. 1.-. ........
NOlhluo Free ll
8 Bare Acme Soap, 251:
Best California Plums, per can, 131:
Potatoes, per pk., I 19c
Onions. per qt.,
Joseloff ’s
72 N. Main St. Sa.Narwalk
TELEPHONE. 338—5
papers. and apparently proved as a VENANCIO A. SCOFIELD.
fact, that from the 111111111111111.'Ie1nont of 05 If .. Assessors.
llit.‘ war the enemy wns continually Lamenum- _,.......c-..w..,_-.,.. .
supplied with information by some of
fill1 conilllouiinl subordinates of as 1111'-
pormut :111 oilil-cl' 1111 Adjutant General
'l‘llouius?” I most any “No,” as far as
my ituuwh-ldgc extends. And I add,
”Nil 11‘ you can give any tangible art
dance upon the subject I will thank
you to 111111111 to this city and do so.
Very truly your friend.
A LINCOLN.
toner?
Admission oiEieotors
u...—
desirable.
Noticc is hereby given that the as
loctmcn and town clerk of the Town
of Norwalk’ will hold a session in the
Town Court room, in the Town Hall
Building, Wall street, in the City of
Norwulll Friday, the 2111i day 111‘ Oe-
tober,1904, from 9 o‘clock ill the fore.
noon until 8 o’clock in the afternoon.
for the purpose of examining the
qualifications of electors and adpllttlnii
to tho eieotor' oath those who shall
be found qualified;
and will be in session for the same
purpose. at the Police Room. on Havi-
land street. in the City of South Nor-
wallt, Monday the 34th day at Onto.
ber,lli(14 tram 1h o'clock in the lore-
, noon until 4 o‘clock in the afternoon.
and 111111111 Wednesday, the 26th day of
October, 1904. from ,2 ocloolt in the,
afternoon until 8 o'elhclr iii the after
noon:
and unless all enteredon the first,
1111.... "to be made" whose rights shall
appear to have matured shall have
been admitted or 1111111111112, paid select
men and town clerk will be in session.
tor said purpose, at said Town Court
room. Wall street. 1111111111,- the 28th
day 01101110111111: 1901. tram 9 o clock in
New goods arriving daily.
u
1-;1AA‘A
yOurIulfM
TELEPHONE 322-4.
‘We Cater
To particular people; secure their confidence and retain it. A single trial will convince you that our
goods are superior and our prices fair. The best of everything available here.
NEW ADDITION
To our stock Almond Macaroon 5, Chocolate Macaroons. Cocoanut Macaroons.
melt in your mouth. Your neighbor will tell you how fine these goods are.
DRAKE’S POUND CAKES.
These goods will »
Varieties—Plain Raisin, Citron. Marble. Nut and Molasses Fruit.
Not necessary to depend upon the home kitchen. These ready-to-eat foods are delicious and
Delicious Butter, Coffee, Teas, Fresh Eggs, Double Cream Cheese, etc.
a I . ‘ .
harles E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER.
31d West Washington Street.
THE BUGLER‘
BLOWS HIS HORN.
the “blower" tllkl. and II! you listen to his story (11 word to the wine) you w ill have hot air enough to but
your 11am for 0113 winter. We do no 11 lowing hero, but we tie «ii groceries of the Highest Quality obtainable at
prices low at any concern in hill-toned. if you do not believe it «mean prim with out competitor. 1111111 In for
Remember we am you the famous Hunt Trading stamps entire. ty FREE. ' ‘
South Norwalk.
I
he rights or
ill mature after
h , 80TH» 111111119. with 1 to Best No. l”.
G». 1
that it it apnea
tie "to be 1111111.
any human on the
1’ said Friday, 0111111111,
before the day,
1113111111 eele'eiibau 11111111111111 clerk
nan-"a.“ 1
.‘h uttutorneunronvetiaiuuo
so Pm stamp with 1 lb. Choice lilo
2 Te 11
“1111-111”. 1'
mod with 1 lb. Fancy No.4
SPECIALS FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK.
war-v mad
FREE STAMPS.
it) 13...... on. with 1/. 1;“ cholee N111.
.‘ inunauuauuurie
2011.,
103841111119. km with V. lb. flee No.
'. btslonlalrledeu-tireoit
3 lbs. Lunr Meaty Prunes this. 10
1111 tutti; 1/. lb: Flii‘l 1111...
l“ 0916'!!!»
one 5 , lb.
. 111%“ I
orator-oeelailncnnluaoe e
10 Free Immune with m a
lag? um...
lli'ree Italian with one pkg.
, “Multan-111111111111“pg1
fill Free Stomp: with e Oreo: 11111111
il.tlil Ot‘llaur-Io I4
10 “Free stumps with 31/. lb. ”again
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