Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 26, 1905 · page 5

 

 
 

July GLANCE AT Iran
. aIw UP-TODATS

Eooter Goods

. IIIIIIOOD. AI (trimaran. .

PRICES GOOD AND LOW
TOO.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

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‘ so
LANES
. _. MHWAIHINGTON Ir.

LOOOI Newsllmes.

A business ‘ education at Merrill‘s
pays. Try it.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

Fresht’Connec‘ticut River shad at

Cutblll's Market. Read the ad.‘

A routine business meeting of the
Barbers' ‘UnIOn was held last night.

 

All kinds of moth exterlninaiors at
the Clifford Pharmacy. Read the ad.

 

 

Miss Mary A. Bradley, of Falriield
avenue. is having her house repainted

 

Mr and Mrs. 8. Milton Stevens have
returned from a three week’s stay in
Florida

 

When your eyes tire and ache con-
suit Homer B. Hoyt. He can help
you out Read his ad.

There is a splendid dress goods op-
portunity at the Boston Store. The

ad. 'will telly yinphout it. ’

One of the water mains iii Day street
is broken, and the gutter on the west
side of the street reeenrbles’a brook.

 

~Donft forget St.‘ .loaeph's grand
which sdciable, tonight, Music Hall.

John Kelly. arIested yesterdaI for,
drunkenness. was lined $2 in the town
court, South Norma. this morning.

 

 

Boys good clothes are sold at Reg-
ers and Stevens. There worth is ap
parent in looks and Wear ‘ Read the
lid.

ImtheI M. WrightA is headquarters
for all the latest in carriages. bicycles
harnesses. etc. Read his ad. in this Is-
sue.

 

A regular thee oi" P (3.1011115-
bury ling? was hold last
night. . One. new member was admit-

ted to the Organization

 

John F. Strong formerly manager at
the local division of the Southern New
England Telephone Company. was a
visitor in town last night.

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Miss A. E. Baldwin .will give an li-
luatrated talk at the Boreign Clt'laens.
Library 35 1y avenue, tommrow eI-
cning at. .7 on a trip to Sweden and
Russia.

 

Uncas Tlibe, I 0 R. M., c'onfelred
the chief's degree on one candidate
last night. Delegates were elected
to the State GrandJICouncil, Charles
J. Prescott, A. B. Freeman Theodore
Olsen and A. M. Puhlman being chos—
en

 

Engineer George Raymond. of Row
ayton baa taken charge.- of the Wilson
Point sWitch engine, Imd Engineer Ed-
son Harris. of Shut Norwalk has
been transferred tom t (2 straight yard at
Harlem River. ineeII Camp. of
New Hilton. has take Mr. Raymond's
place on tho switcher in the South
Norwalk freight yard.

 

Julia houlse Georgia of ltldgciicld.
has iilei!‘ an application fora change
of name to Julia Louise Van Schaalr,
in the superior court. She states that
she is more than 21 years of age and
is a citizen of the United States. She
was married to Cornelius Van Schsalr
of Chicago. w 0 died in 1882. and she
later married dward W. Georgia. from
whom she In legally divorced. Stating
she has been known Ils Julia Louise
Van Schaak she wants a legal coniir
Inaiion of this name...

—-Whlst with prim. 8 to 10; music,
dancing and refreshments later Music
Hall tonight. .

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liotel Clifford guests yesterday were:
it 1-1. Barr J. 1). little, .1. A. Chase ii
A. “allele A. A. IQI urihy. Mrs I‘ll-
werthy. William M llan, Edwin F‘.
Harvey. W. E. Ray i'. M. Bohryd.
W.ii.Branior:11 Wand-11,11} M
Miiburn. W. 'l'. Sharmon. William Do-
herty, l". C. Cheate.’ valentine Mott.
New York: 1.. iii. litlahncll. James liar-
rison, W. H. Burr P A. Rimll. W. R.
Green. 11:. ii. Lyrics, C. l) Rankin, it!
i) Lovewcll. Boston; A. M Campbell.
Meridsn; w A. Kendrick Yaiuvlllc:
R Crawford Stamfgu‘i: A. ll Moody.
New Haven; H W rewn. H. 8. Wab-
bar Hartford: 1111' Section. Provi-
dance: 1". Paul. W 1.. Paul Montreal:
J. C. Green. 80th waaik.

so out“ o'MIIiAoI ram-r mos. hot

:01 «or "gong as Devon‘s. No oth-

flaw? vy.bodiod because no
pill.

transom: 1.1m ram

. 81.90 w.

 

 

 
 

Enter in the i). M.

8 ounces more to tile

 
 
 
 
 

THIS FRIPARAI'ION OP DALI.
RR III. PIOULIARLY
vI‘I’Im‘T'O‘" TH SUPPIRIIM ,

 
 
 

. WI bit» for solo at I baroolnw and
on my urmo tho 1|.“de Iii‘o Wm.
Rood, Darrin and Quinton! Ives.

Lot About 187x200 All improvemonto.‘

and In tint 91an condition. .

. TAYLOR a ooLbEN.
74 Washington moot, South Norwalk.
WW

There is an in; mm tailored suit

ad ad. today. Read

I t

 

Mahacitemo, Foresters of America.
who. held last night.

 

Ml's. Mary B. Bennett, of Orchard
'stroot. Namath who‘ was operated on
sellout days ago at the Norwalk Hos
pital, is getting along nicely.

~ Wan-—
METHODIST RECEPTION- TONIGHT.

This evening at 8 o 'clock a recepmtgon
will be tendered to the entire
bership of the First1 Methodist Church
by the Cincial'IBoard and the Ladies'
Aid Society, the lilpworth League and
the Christian Industrial League. The
purpose is purply social and inspira.
tionai. A reception committee con-
sisting of about thirty ladies and gen-
tlemen will move among the people
and introduce those who are not ac-
quainted. A musical and literary pro
gram will be rendered. and ice cream
and cake will be served by the ladies.
There will be no admission fee nor oth-
er financial tame..- Every member
has been tarnished with a ticket which
admits two. The entrance will be by
the Sunday school room where a
committee will reCelve. A delightful
occasion is anticipatedW

 

CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS.

HARTFORD, April 26. -—.'I‘he capitol
prlol to the opening of the session of
thp general assembly this morning
[cc-med with gossip concerning the
chances of various candidates to suc-
ceed ‘Senator Flatt in the United
States Senate.

Congnessman- atalarge George L. 1.11-
ley of Waterbury.. stated to an Asso
ciated Press representative that he
was not in any sense a candidate for
the honor. "I do not desire to be con.
sidercd among the candidates for the
place in. the United States Senate left
vacant by the-death of Senator Plait.
and wish tot make the statement as
lemphatic as possible," said Mr [AII'
cy

 

 

BUFFALOES BEAT THE WEST
AVENUES.

The Buffaloes defeated the West
Avenue Juniors on the So So diamond,
yesterday afternoon. by a score of 10
to 9. Line up as follows: Buffaloes.
Cane, c.,; Orris, p.; Flagg, 1st b.; .l.
Hoyt, 2111).; S. Stevens, 5. 3.; D. Ray-
mond. 3d 1).: 1. White. c. f.: Nagg. I.
i’.; Hoyt, r. i’. West Avenue Juniors,
R. Raymond. 0; Hughes. p.; Buckley,
1st b.; Whitney , 2d b.: S. Mariel, s. It:
.I. Malleck 3d 1).: H Bolai. c. 1.; E.
Burst, r. f.; D Langdon 1. f.

W—t—
holiwntx CHAPTER.

The April meeting of the Norwalk
Chapter will be held tomorrow after
noon at. the Historical House. 8 West
avenue. Norwalk. Reports of the re
cent Continental ‘ICorlgtcss in Wash-
ington will be given by Mrs. C.
Swartz, acting regent, and Mrs. Thom.
as S,Icarlls._de-legate.

 

STAMFORD HECTOR CALLED.
STAMFORD. April 26 ~ltev. William
Inglis Melee. curate at the St. John‘ 8

Church. has accepted the call to be- .

come rector, of the Church of the ln-
carnation at Lynn Mass.

——

MARTIAL LAW DECLARED.
'POKlO, April 26, 7 p. m.———The privy
council today decided that martial law
shall be proclaimed throughout the is-
land of Formosa.

 

SOLiLOQUY OF A RUSSIAN ADMI-
DAL.

Togo or not Togo—~that is_thc question,

For if to go be not Togo. yet still

To stay may be Togo—so there‘s the
rub.

Say, is it. noblcr in our balls to take ,

'l‘hc shells and mines of these liliei‘~
rigg .laps, -
And bet g rattled in the thick of fight
To add' our. own to help the work
nlon
pr show clean heels across the Chinese
Sell
to rest in peace secure. perchance to
. dream
Of trawlcrs that We think
bouts?
And yet to go may he Togo. alas!
tile my name by losing to not lost.
lite multifarious spirit walks abroad
O‘cr all. the world-wide seas. Anti
should we lieu.
'l‘iw undiscovered 'l‘ogo. from WIIUIII‘
trail
No mariner est-.apoii. confuses the will
And lliflItfll as rather face the June we
know
'l‘haa headless fly to those we know not

torpedo

of.

"Its than thcsc Japa make cowards oi
as all

(mild i once set a steady foot on land.

in hit the trail across Bibcria‘s plain

Where Togo'a not allowed to go; and
haste

To throw my word before the mighty

I (isI' .
Anti 119ng with Joy IIhI word of punlsh~

“lkli'llm to the mlnoti!"»bs they not
Japanese
Alarrctl l-imith in New York Tl‘IIiimi‘

 

.m.’ W

u'mst, my dear." rumontltroied 'Mr.
Meolnm. "there’s I good deal in be said
on both sides" “No, there isn't. an-
swered his spouse ‘1'"; told on what
fililhlt Iboutl and urns at that to
at to he so d."-—~C loam Tribune.

century” 10c Music
Ask for Clinton

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

A regular routine meeting of Court

 

‘ ‘Our‘Groat‘Ouiranicot Satisfaction. or Monéy, Sack.

BOYSGoodOlotheS

THE NEOL‘ECT MOST CLOTHING STORES ACCORD TO [IOYS'
CLOTHES lSr‘ARPARENT IN THE‘LOOKS AND QUALITY OF THE
I CLOTHES, THE OOODNESS OF OUR CLOTHES FOR BOYS IS AP-
PARENT IN LOOKS AND PROVES lN WEAR. WE BUY OF THE

BEST MAKERS; AND SELL NOTHING WE CAN'T COMMEND FOR
SERVICE.

 

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IT'S MONEY WELL SPENT WHEN YOU BUY YOUR BOYS'
CLOTHES OF US.

SAILOR AND RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS WITH ETON COLLARS,

MIXTURES AND COLORED SERGES, AGES 3 TO 8, $3. 50 TO “.00.

* NORFOLKS AND DOUBLE- BREASTED SUITS, MIXTURES AND
PLAIN BLUE, AGES 6 TO 15, SZOOTO $8.00.

LONG TROUSERS sun-s FOR Boys. 15 to _19, DISTINCTLY

MANNISH IN CUT, SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREASTED MODELS,
$5.00 TO $15.00.

It‘-

BOYS’ HATS, CAPS, TAMS. SHIRTS, WAISTS, UNDERWEAR,

STOCKINGS, ALL THE BEST WE KNOWBAT EACH PRICE.

nochasssrsvsss

SUCCESSORS T0 COMSTOCK BROS.

 

 
 
 

 

South Not-walk.

Tol Call, 32-2.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Grain Business is a peculiar one. We know of no
other in which the risks are greater in proportion to the
profits.

Ion can eliminate all risks by plating your orders

, with us . g. ., ...... ..
iotl are absolutely safe. with Ila because you can Icly
on,
Consldcratc il‘t‘IIllllt‘lll always.
The brat glttiu curcluilt Hil‘lClll‘tI.
EIery wrong made IiglII, no matter
whose i'auit.

Buy Olits.Thats Clean. ‘
I MANUEL T. HATCH.

III the interest of tile little ones.
Baby Chick Food.
Chick Manna.

 
 

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W35: BEEFS,

5 5“ ‘9‘“. 3‘ 50- "Walk 49 Wall St. Norwalk. ‘“
TELEQHONE conuscrion. «'1 ~ “ ‘ I

 

ABusmessEducatIon
MERRILL COLLEGE

Plays TRY IT BEGIN now.

Free Books and Stationery.
. SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
M A. MERRILL, Principal.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

CAUGHT THIS MORNING.

WILL HAVE CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD. DIRECT FROM THE
RIVER EVERY DAY.

ALSO ALL OTHER KINDS OF FISH. OYSTERS AND CLAMS.

Cutbiil’a Bridge Fish Market

TEL. lOI-v-

FREE DELIVERY.

 

HOYT Ir FREEMKN, ’

MI’NN SEN'I‘ING

Harry H 'Hoyt' A 60.,
Bankers and Brokers,

stocks. loads. Grain and Cotton locum and told for Cub or on Margin.
Member New York Consolidated stock Exchange. Dlroct private wire.
New York, 41 and 48 Wall street. Brooklyn, A? Fulton Imot.
SOUTH NORWALK. "Lita—l. HOYT’O THtATR‘ IUILOINO.
Morita 'mooot Ivory Morning at to O‘Ciook. . 1

mm saw...“

Four Years Old April 1501 1905.

 

 
 

 

and Capital Surpiup and Profits bailouts

AW“ uninl l-Ivunlnnapomm I . m

. APT“ 1‘; 1m, Iosonaunuou mm ' 1m.“ 1..“3'
mm“ olIloIlIOIooo:o "m .'m.”

m“ mm ”noun-Inn u” H_ 1"“ ‘ _ 3‘qu V
“g“ pit-unusual". m ”M 2* ,

 

, running off 1-2 on sales

4 utilizing did not impair Ialues much

lioih Exterminators

Moth Bails, 10o 1b.; 3 ibo.. 25o
Cedar Comphor.

150 qu.; 2 for 25¢
Lavender Comphor,

15¢ Pkg.: 2 for 256'
Synthetic Campi'ior, lb. can, 500
Dioinfoctonio

, (lot after the clinics, gormo
with CLIFFORD CHLORIDES,

ODORLESS. .PQWERFUL,

PROMPT, a largo bottle mak-

ing two gallons of strong disin-
. fasting solution for 60o.

Tlu Clifford Pharmacy

Tho Prooorlptlon Stan.

CORNER OF SO. MAIN AND
ELIZABETH STE.
.0. NORWALK.. CONN.
‘ TIL. CALL 16-2."

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Maples it Goldschmitlt Go.

1
(incorporated. ) " I

COMMISSION BROKERS.

i
Doalora In i

Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton. '

Swartz a Corbett Black. to. Norwolk.'
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TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
WALL STREET, 101l0 a. III—Prices
generally were a small fraction high-
at on the opening quotations today
The United States Steel stocks were
the notable exceptions the common
oneningdown 5-8 and the preferred
of large
blocks. Union Pacific opened up 3-8
and lost the gain. Lead gained 1 5 8
and Smelting a point.
WALL STREET. 11 a. ill.---I’l'l(‘(‘s
look a decided upward turn after a all.
ght setback. Northwestern, \‘l'estcrn

and Southern Stet-ks were conspicous- »

ly strong. lrcat Northern pfd. rose Ii.
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis ~11»;
Northern Pacific 3, Illinois Central 2’s.
Union Pacific. Amalgamated Copmr.
Smelling. lead, Railway Steel Spring
old. and Consolidated Gas 2 to 2% illlil
other stocks train 1 to 11.4.. . ne United
States Steel Stocks only partly reco-
vered. Prices slipped back a fraction
before the end of the. hour. Wabash
pfd. lost a point.

WALI. STREET. Ntmn..~~.\ jump of
eight points in Northern Patiilc and
a rise of nearly‘ ’points in St Paul I‘v-
rived the demand and a Iariely of up
ward movements spread all through
the list. The Paclflcs and Amalga-
mated Copper did Inot get higher than
before anti Louisville and Nashville
and Atlantic Coast Line weIe under
III‘QNSIII‘L‘ the latter losing a point. A
large number of Industrials of thw
Steel, Railroad Fqitipment. El I‘II‘It'
and local traction group rose 1 to 2
points. rides were slightly lower at
noon. III-Ids were blend).

W.A|l‘ STREET 1 II. m.”——|hc noon

althought St. Paul gave way 1 and
Great Nmthcrn pfd, 4 points. Some
renewal of pool operations was indi-
t ated hi the expanded buying demand
of the morning. Actiw stocks began
to stiffen again after New York (‘cn-
tral had reached 155. r ,.

TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private Wire! of
The Maplol A Goldachmidt Co.. Com-
mission Brokers, Swartz I. Corbett
Block, South Norwalk Telephone 153.

>113!“ng -I

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It' Is advisable to make

before Easter Sunday.

your selections of an Easter Suit .-
now, so as to avoid the great rush that always comes a few day;

Our selection of Clever Clothes for top-notch droosorI-IS' A
positively the finest 'and most complete over shown in town.

We are, showing single and double breasted models. in .
Worstcds. Cheviots and cassimcres, tailored in that exaluslve
style that only the best custom tailors can produce.

 

Newest Blocks in

DERBIES ANJD SOFT HATS.

 

Exclusive Patterns in

NEGLIGEIE SHIRTS.

$1.90 to $2.50.

 

RICH NECKWEAR

in the Latest Spring Shades.

 

Smart Shoes for men.

llassy and correct. misusing

style, character, quality. Winners with the young men.

 

appeal to mothers.

Boys’ Shoes in our Children’s Clothing Department will,

 

 

SELLECK & PRl

Clothiers and Furnishcrs.

98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALIL " .
. Telephone Call 324-2. I

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Good Help In Buying

.. . .1-1.‘ ., ..., 31c. ;

 

CONNECTICUT RIVER SH‘AD

l‘ite birth Nitwal lll‘rusi Bumping.

Open High. Low. 1:80
Amul Cop 8H. llb‘m 8th.. 86%
Am (1.8: P Co iii-'5’. 10% 40%;. 1014.
Am ' Luci) 57% MW; 57% 58%
Am Smelt 1101;; 120% 119 120
Am Sugar 110% 111 1401/. 1-107...
A 'I‘ & S Fe 87% 86% 87% 87%
A 'l‘ & S I" of ltill 103 103 103
Hallo NI. Ohio 108% Nil 108% 10
B‘klyn R T 66%. till 66%. 6 fit,
Chen & Ohio 55% 5.3% 551.4 55%
Chi & N W 230% 237% 236% 237%
Ch (ll West :53 23% 23 23%
Ch M At 81 P179115 181% 171i 180
(‘01 I" 61 I 5:1 511% E27,. Bill/4
()ol South 29 211% 20 29%
Con (Ins 22,5 206% .2011 206
Del & IIIIII 1 ll INN 191 Ill]
Eric 45%. 45% 44?. Hr
II‘Irle lat of ill) 801,9 till 80%
Gen Iiilcc 1781/. 180% 178% 1801/.
111 Central MW. 1111M 1611/; 164
Lou & Nash 1.54% 16526 154% 164%
Manhattan. 10179. It” ,4. 104174. 1647/1.
Mot. Si Ry ”91,5 120% llillfi 120%
Mex Cent 22%, . 23%, 22% 23%
M K k T ‘ 31 iii 30% 30%.
M K a 1‘ pf 05% «In. 013% 65%
Mo I’Iit‘illc NH 1041A. 1011”" 103M
Nat head it 47% 47
N Y (‘euirul 102% 1511 152 151'.
Nurf Al West tilts 85% 84% KM.
Ont a West WV. 117% 57%. it'll-it
l'nc Milli 42% 127A? 42% 42%
Penn II It‘ 142 142% mu. 142%
Pectin» 107% 107% 107 107
l‘rca SCIIII 41' ii 43% ii
Reading III. 116% hill. 95%.
Read lat pf 021,4. 02%. 921,1, 1.2%
Non simli 2m 2m 2m. ma
Rock Island 32% 32- 32% 32%
llilb Good» 42% ilil‘ 112% 311%
South Pan 1% 115% 611.4 66%
Son Ry (to 33% iii . 311% iii
’i‘onn C A l 00 07% Oil film
'1‘qu Pnc .mtfi 357/. Mill
ilnion’l’ac 126% 128% 126%. 128%
USRubbor a411,5 iilfi‘ 41% 41%
U 5 Steel 36 llil’xit 36%
U 8 Steel pf 102% 103 102% 103%
Wu ash 21% “fit 21% 21M ‘
W ms 45% as
West tinp 'I‘el‘ to? «all? 98% 93
Win Cent 22% 22% 22
Niki! to 12 m.. " ' 386, 700

 

Mirmaduitomnefore we‘vere mar-
sho hood to say "bye bye” so
when I went. down the stops.
numeracy—Anti what does she

riod
sweotl

'Mu
armorial: o--Oh
thIlll. "buy. bar 7.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Wool: Life.

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NeutmorsncyuAh. i use! She our.
, clue I didomt spell
hatch

 
 
 

DVD!” you.“

“BIO

POTATOES~W¢ continue to fool away Potatooo below flrfl COIL
peck now. Will be higher soon.
rate. 10:: pack. 35c bushel.
Stock Green Mountain Variety.

BUTTER continues to mount up in price.
My price, lists. Pure butter only will here.

EGGS—Saturday in egg time. Come to me with oonfidonao and- got -;
the best stock as low priced II the but can ho sold. , . .,. . ' .,~

SPECIAL EASTER CAKE SALE. " ’3‘

1

Fruit Cam, I currant cake: Vanilla Cookie holdo in flavor: looii Oak. I"
a ginger cake, t o icing don't got Illii‘d or sticky.I Just right. RunI Ito- J
cult. A nice Mo Ines Cake. Buttclr nut Cookie, good. All told A! ’Ilio ‘ ”I;

16o.
I have a few potato" that m not III-It

8mm of time will do for none. Main.
Giants and no them. . ‘

Wholobilo oootrnow Mo. '1." 1*

 
 
 
 

Ipooial price of tile lb.
Hope to be of good on to the good people of ou‘r oily. ' "

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LORENZO DIBBLE

TELEPHONE CALL. 28—4

 

BIO Ollth lN nations at 25c each

IMNCI’ MAINE l’O'l‘A'l‘Oliii-l ..
FLOUR, per bag .. ..... . 880
'iliHOMII‘C/tl‘lllillllt‘l)lOfltli-l. ' ........ lilo

assolrrill: NT or Intuit Anni vnoli'rAmAIs; . ' “

worm chastity co. ,

 

.pcr peck. 16¢; .per bushol, 50c

 
 
 

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20 NORTH MAIN ST. 'OR'I'ODT-
SO. NORWALK. CT. .1 EAST NowAI-K’h

 

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LAMS oaon FOIIIISAKFAI‘I‘.
when nicely brpiloti, ‘ ‘ «Wall; 57‘»
can; button olton whatiocalloii limb
is only in the home. Now) it you wont ‘.
real spring lamb ohopaImltoh M L‘
nice. young, tender, juicy tumbling. V

and not aged motions. you can alwfiro
be assured of getting the roll thing. at r

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