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(Continued from First Page).
Tho, “it"(‘llllg was rallod to ordor by
the clerk of the illstriot, Andrew V.
Heath. who called for nominations
for chairman. (ilivor s. Stanloy littor-
cd tho motto of (ix-Mayor (Iharlos l..
Glovor and .Iolili lioaloy nominntod
Attorney .i. Iioldon lIurlbutt. t‘Iorit
licath t-nIIod for n voio on Mr, llurI~
bull's namtu saying that Mr. (lltwor'u
had not ho St‘t.‘.lilllltltl. 'i‘ho ltov. tioorgo
1). Egbort was on his foot in an in-
stunt and rupiiod that a nomination
for chairman did not rouniro a soo-
onding. 'I'ho t-Iork accepted this as
final, and callod [or an oxprossion oi‘
the mooting on Mr. (iloyor's namo.
ruling that his bail boon tho first one
offorcd.
Mr. tilovor was olootod and took tho
ohait'. askinicr a momonl Iator for the
reading ot‘ lilo call. No ono appar—
ently dosirod to have tho minutos of
tho last mot-ting road and this formal-
ity was disponsod with.
Suddoniy some one shoutotl “.\Iovo
we adjourn." "Soonnd it." shoulod a
numbt‘r and (‘hairman lllm’t-r put tho
motion boi‘oro tho mooiing. It was
drownod out by at grout volumo. of
“N03."
“is lhoro any motion bot‘oro this
meoting?" rriod t‘harlos M. Smith. in
stentorinn itint‘h'. 'I‘hon ho addod. “I
would Iiko to hoar what is tho mattor
with Mr. ’I‘uokor amt what thoso op-
posed to him how auainst him." Mr.
Smith was disposod lo oontinuo, lull
the chairman informed him that thcro
was no inolion botoro tho molding,
“I movo. wo i‘l‘St‘llitl ilio roto, of tho
the othor nu-oting." said (‘liauut-oy 1..
Plait. Matty woro hoard to roply. “l
second tho motion."
Chairman (iloyor notitiod tho moot~
ins: that it, was at Iil-orly to oxpiost. ll-
self on tho subjoot.
Mr, Smith auaiu took tho iioor and
was recognizod by tho rhair. saying:
“Those who aro down on Mr. 'I'tlt'ltol‘
have porsonul roaSons. I.ol thom not
up and say why lhi-y aro down on
him. I hai'o two daunhtors who grad:
itatod from tho srltool and I aiu proud
of them, I am proud of thoir lt‘ui'h-
' era and thoir prinripal."
Sponkiba of tho trouhlo Mr. 'I'itt'kor
had had oorrootiim somo ot‘ his pu-
pils. Mr. Smith said: “\V'hon i wont
to school it I raisod tho dt'yil with
my toaohol' and not a IioltiiiK- I got an
othor ono from my t'atliol' whon I not
homo. Somo boys dosoryo it,
“You'vo not, to stand by your prin-
cipal. Ii‘ ho in intorl‘orod with things
go down amt (iod Almighty ooultln‘t
put him ahoad. Whoro aro you proton
it) got off if a boy oomos in and ll‘it'~'
t0 niako a tool of your print-ipal',’ ’l‘ho
school visitors sltrlaitird )tiitt‘ prim-i»
pal‘s notion."
Edward l‘huroh. M't‘lll'iili’. tho iloor.
l‘opiiod: “Mr, 'I‘ut-iior tnay ho all
right, but ho doosn't u~o good judg—
ment. Would you t-xpoot a boy to
do his work it‘ his tinuors woro in
jurod no ho oouldu't‘.’ And no lil‘oko
thorn. You lio did."
Tho Roi'. Mr. lCnliort .suitl ho did not
want tho iuootinu to think that ho
supportod tho motion bot-anat- oi' pt-r«
sonai i’i'ioiitl:.liip of Mr. 'l‘ut-Iu-r. Ito
oontinuod that ho had had no oom~
munit-alion with iilr~ 'l‘ut-lo-r on tho
utthjot't. "l"urthortnoi'o. it my own
lil'othor was not lit for a position. I
would not uphold him." said Mr, Er.~
bert, “l'oruoual math-rs should not
4m t-onsldort d." oinphnnizod tho spu-aio
or. "No matiol‘.“ ho said. "what ur-
tion ho tattoo by tho prosont illi'i’l
lug. tho ootnmittoo still had llio rilthl
to NW whom tin-y ohnno i‘or pritiol»
pal." llo thought it highly imprupor
for tho moutlnu lo dirtato to tho omn-
milloo. whom lltoy Itad l-loololl to sov
euro lotiohors and print-Ipul
it‘urthormoro, ho doolnrod that no
public mootinu, swllyod by [illtlhllill as
thin ono. tililltlltl sotllo snob n mallol' its
tho hiring of a principal.
"Arc wo to motto a fool ot’ tho 4- mo
mltloo, whom wo uppolntod to do thin
Work?" unto-d tin» rloruyuinu. No in-
yorod loltlnu tho routinllloo uo tiltontl
and It lln-lr work wait not ntiltalaolory.
lioxl your lot tho Illtttl'lt't not nnolhor
omnmiltoo. llo lit-ltovod it to ho it
Will tll'l'i‘t'dl‘ttl to t'HlllllllHll lly dll'oob
1m; tho l‘ttlillillilt" to wouro :iltylnxly.
Ho wmtlvl ’o‘i‘vgtl llil notion of tho oonp
inlltoo l"ll"'lll'l‘ tllor dooltlotl to lot
Mr 'l'wl‘tr no or w "tittauo blot
Ht toll...” ohm motto about llto liar.
montoun l'lllllillilt-lllil lit-twot‘ti lllilitil'll'
' DON‘T SPEND ALL
you find in your pay rnvctupcc. Hum
rut. Put it in our popular and no
Milo
scum ironwux ‘
:11 mm mm
mm depmit. you malts your pita
a bigger. The internal we put
out. too. Eye and bye you'll:
have enough out at your saving. in
My a loan and int. it‘s mighty good:
, film. m
It and you’ll mm mm It.
‘ ‘tltlrmi “KIWI-Ditto 1t».
Latest
Spdng
Styles
So. Norwnlk.
anti Mr. Riordan. while thoy wore
momborn ol‘ tho building committee.
Willt'li dlrootod tho work of adding a
third story to tho building. notwith—
standing thoir widely dlil‘oring rollg—
ions viows, ,
“i am not nwnyod in the toast, in
voting by lit‘l'i-Kllllll friondshlp," oloaod
Mn ICgboi't.
Mr, Ilouth wantod to rorrort an lin-
til‘l'ttsltill that had gono about that his
son had llt'l.'ll tho t‘illitit' of tho motion
pasuod at tho last tllb‘ll‘lt'l. lllt‘t‘llllK. Illr.
Iloaih said that all he Witntod was to
burn his boy t-Ioarod, no that ho could
go to anothor St'lltltll without a blot
on his oharat-tor.
(‘ltarlos .i. li'orriss, who mado tho
motion at tho lillil mooting to diroot
tho oonimittoc to sot-uro a now prin-
oipal, roso ai'ior Mr. Heath had llnishod
and said:
“I was lllt' south-man that tnado
tho motion. I llith’ dono ii for two
yours. 1 think Mr. ’ITuoltor has boon
horo long ononuh and I don‘t think
this school in up to tho standard of
othor sohools of tho town,"
“Quostlon. question." was hoard
from various portions of tho room,
Mr. It‘oi'l‘iss waltod until tho tutor-
ruplions roauod and thou doolaroti: "I
stood on my own footing. in making
the motion. 1 did it in tho intorostn
of tho soliooi and tho distriol."
tilivor S. Stanloy‘took Ml‘. Ii‘orrian
up on tho statomont that tho school
was not up to tho standard and said
that porhaps Mr. 'l‘ut-kor oould giro
sonio iiuuros Illr. ’i‘urltor had ovidont-
Iy doridt'd to taIto no part in tho moot»
int: and so did not ropiy, though ill"
said ai'lorward that tho roports of tho
rot-out oxuiuinutinn of pupils for on~
tranoo to lilo blizh St'lllllllti. show lili‘
t‘ontor Sohool was noxt to tho highost
in tho town. 'l‘lto South Norwalh
schools woro blizhost with Itlti por root
and his t'ulllt‘ next with it; por ('t‘lll.
From his school iii'toon pupils took lht
oxuminalion and I'ourtoon passod. 'I‘hl-
ono who l‘ailod missod by just ono and
tln‘oo-tonths por rout,
'l'horo wan a l]lit-:~lltill an to how tho
\‘olo on tho rosriudinu‘ of tho t‘ormor
action Ito iakon and a ballot was do-
t'llli‘tl upon. tho \'tllo:‘ passion by lllt
dosk of tho ohairman of tho mootinp.
l“l't‘tltil‘lt‘l\' liuoltloy and ox-Mayor li‘ot"
dinand It. Smith :n-tt-d as tollors
't‘ho announoomont of tho tosnh was
was mado_ and with a thoor. a motion
to adjourn prorailod.
TODAY IN WALL 81 REET.
\\'.\l.l. S’I‘RIQI-I’l‘, lotto a. m. ~v'l‘llt'
>ltit'it marlioi ll|)t'llt‘tl up illllltl prorsuro
with largo Ullt'l'llllziv ol‘ lloadiniz, l‘nloti
l’a.t-iiio and tho l'nitod Stilton Stool
Moths, 'I‘ho doolino was for tho most
part of luodorato t'i'tlotious t‘ouohinu
il'tllli l;- lo 1’2. in Now York (‘t-ntral.
Louistillo A" N:lt~ll\'llll'. (‘anadiau l'u
t'itio. Amalganmlt-d t‘oppor. Motropoli
tan Sll'ool Railway, lAlt‘UlliUllYI‘ and
I’oopll'o'tizts Missouri l’nt lilo yioldt‘d
a poitit.
\.\'.-\I.l. S'I‘ItlliI-I'I‘. it a, lll.“'ll|it'llllli¢
lossos woro Iat‘izt-ly l‘l'll‘it'Vt'ti and I'll»
ion l‘aoitio. Southorn Pacific and ltoail
int: sold a shado oyor yostot'day‘s t'ioa
inn bot'oro lllt‘«lltl\“|l\\’lll'tl nloromont
was rosnnn'd. l't‘l'filxil‘lll :u-Iliniz ld'
tho Stillliit‘l'li and Southwoslorn
Hooks tlInt-ourauod buying iti otln-r
ouarlors and a niuuhor ot‘ tho most
pronlitiottt aim-ks sold lti\\‘t‘l‘ than at
tho oponiliu.
YALE’S HONORARY DEGREES.
NEW HAVEN. .Iuno 2i.~~’l‘iioro
hint boon unbmlttod to tho prosidoni
and i‘itl'plll‘ltllttll ot‘ Yitlo t‘ollouo by
tho faculty or ono of tho tiomirtnionls
a proponition looking to oonnullallon
with tho Yah- iloparlniont I'aoullltui
horoaitor on tho manor of uoioollnu
and lN'h‘llIWllll: oi” tho univoratly‘s hon:
til‘al‘y douroos. 'l‘ho corporation has
iiaimiorri-d tho maitor to tho nnivor
sity rounoil. which In turn has tort
Ibo matior to a oomntitlot- «it its own.
'l‘ho tilijt't'l of tho moroniont in that
t‘ltt'll tll'lilll’llili'lll hol‘onlior nhall not
only Intro all lntluonoo in tho tnolhod
ot t-lioonlnu tho douroon. but nlno that
l'lll'll douroo tillllll lto nubjt'ol lo fullor
lnroaliuatlon limit ltltborto. t‘olnplulnl
hum boon nuulo In punt yonrn that tho
honorary tit-uroos Intro boon ltl‘tilthl‘il
nt'tor limtililolont inquiry by tho oom»
llllu‘Jl'I‘ of tho oorporatlon which llll'
dor oxlutitiu oondlllohn tutu litruoly
moi pnrvlow ol‘ tho tnaitor.
ADVERTIBED LETTERS.
'l‘ho following lotion-i romaln unrall
ml {n.- at tho following poutoilloou for
tho ourmnt Woolt‘.
l-lonth NorWuIlt ----- Mrn. Andoruon. (loo,
Andorwn. Quinto liardnnt. .liituo»
Illirnos. Mrn. ltoan .Iunkinlt It. it‘. I).
No. it? till. Mrs. .ionnlo latthrop. l‘at—
riok tilt-Quiltun. Ilohurt lint. tiloop
tlnrp‘. Mira (’orn Warron. Milli! Nolilo
Wood. Frank Whilu
E. E. (FlillWI‘l, l’. M.
NORWALK.
Mru. hillzn Alton. (l. ltny Grain. .I. A.
lctlwardu. Minn liltlltith (tray. onro of
May Abbott;
William Ktunltvy, llrron howo. onm It
i). i-hnllh; lionry 'I‘riidlan, .l. 'l‘. Wil-
llnm
BRADLEY S. KEITH, P. M.
DYING 0F FAMlNI
In. In Its tormohlit. like dying of con
uiiinptlon. The program; (if t’flnsltmp'
lion, from the beginning to the very
Mrs. iicilti lintt-hlnuon. »
LOOMIS ON SECRET MISSION.
m
cmccowo. SUMMER SCHOOL.
Sent by Prelident Roouvelt to Eng.
land. Sailing Today.
NEW YORK. Juno 2 .m-On a utiCl‘el
Open In New Milford July 1~Bichopc
Who Will Speak.
Tho nummor school for mission and
mission for- tho. ulnto domtrtmont. for ltlblo uludy nudor tho l‘rotoutant Epin-
Willt'li ho. was oomnllnnionod by l‘roui- oopal dtooouo 'ol' tlounooliont will on.
dcnt ltooaovolt. li‘rauoin i4, bound»; the itdi in Now Milford, July 1. closing
anuintant soorotary ol' Siillt‘, pailod i‘or Minty l2. 'l‘horo will be daily llli-ill‘llt:«
Southampton today on tho utonmorv lion in liiblo‘bludy by tho llcv. llr.
l'hiludolphia. Wright. a looturcr In tho llnlvoruily '(ii‘
lonrornini; tho llllh’rilflll Mr. Lootiiiri ()xi'ord‘. lll ohuroli history by “or. Dr.
would only say: Samar] Hart; normal mission study by
"I am not only going an spot-lat utn— tho ltov. lir. a. I". Smith. of tho
hassador to rooolvo Paul .ionos' body.. hoard o! mina‘lonu, aml inatrttotion In
but also have boon oonnnissiouod by church onibroldory by tho. i-iit-itora ol'
the prunidonl to perform a set-rut min- St. Min-gurot.
Bion for tho stain dopurtmont while Among tho npoakors will be tho lit.
abroad. linuat decline positively to Rev. Dr. Lloyd. Bishop Brooks, oi"
unite what my Intuition is." Oklahoma. liinhnp Knight of (tuba. amt
“Has It anything to do with ponco?” lilshob Van iiuron. of Porto Rico. A
wan naked, special ruto or turn will bo ulvon by
"I can say nothing." wan hln roply. railroad companion whon tickets pur-
Mr. .l.omnlu fluid ho exported that his clianod cost 75 contn or over.
soorot mission would prbvont him from -‘
rotnrnlnu with tho warship unundron
whloh will bring tho body of Admiral
i’uul .Ionon. an ho had oxpot-tod to do. hody Mnaoum of Yale (Tolloigo hnn rtL
but that ho hopt-d to roiurn In al: 'Il oolvod from tho Munouln hf Natural
a month. Mr. Loomls addod that toot History of Now \‘orlt. module of tho
llxt'l'l‘ll-it'S attonding tho doparlnro of“, grout dinosaur root-titty not up in tho
tho body ol‘ Admiral Jonon from 5 Natural liintory Munoum. and also of
li‘rnnoo would probably ho. hold out tho dinosaur whit-b Androw (‘arneglo
July 7 ‘or it. in tho Amoriran (‘hliri-h riioonliy nont to tho Kins; of England.
at l’arin. (ion. lloraoo I’ortor. tho ro- i The .l'cahody Mnsoum has also Jul-it
tiring ambassador to l"l’ltll(’0, Mr. Loo- . monntotl tor oxhibition the largo: slab
this said. hint spout a iat‘ito amountltit/("rhinitis in tho world. It contains
«it his own funds in tho uoaroh i‘orj a thousand lossil spoolmons, sovoral
and idontiilcation of tho body anti has of thom now. it was found by tho
not boon roimburaod by tho linilot‘li into l‘rot’. Iiooohrr, not long boforo his
Sittlt'h‘ govornmont, doath. In a quarry in Ilorkimor County.
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RACING TO CATCH STEAMER.
CHICAGO. .luno 24 “-In ordor tot
oatoh tho stomuahip Etrurlu. whioh int ’l‘ho at-tlnu school visitors; and tho.
bold four hours ot'orlimo in Now Yolk} principals of tho town moi this morti-
at tho roqnosl of tho l‘nltod Stalosi inn amt liavo dot-idod to givo out noxt
l‘ont ()itioo liopartniont. till“. soalodl wook tho standing. of tho High School
sat-ks of mail. originating In Australia_:oiass whith took oxaniinatlons rooont-
aro raring llt'l‘tiSs tho continent so as to; tr.
inalto up two days lost through a dolnyl
in tho arrival ot‘ tho Vl‘llllll'lll at ShirRECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
Iv‘rnnoisoo. . Tho mail barks. tho soals‘ NEW YORK. .luno 2i.- “St. l'lllll.
of which aro not lirokon from tho than from Southampton uml t‘liorhouri: i‘or
tlloy loaro Australia until tlioy arrivo. Now York. was roportod by wiroloss
in England. woiglt lti.tllltl pounds. 'l‘hI-y from Siast‘onsot Station whon tho ros-
Ioit San Ii‘rnnoisro a tow hours ul'lor sol was sixty niilos oust of tho Nan-
tho vossoi roaohod port. but it was tut-hot Lightship at unto u. in. today.
l'ound lhoy oould not imilio oonnootioni
with tho Burlington i‘asl train at
(‘ounoil lilui‘rs. A spooial train was
niado up oror tho lino and tho mail
has loft t‘hioaizo on Its way oust.
"1......
MODELS OF THE DINOSAUR.
NEW HAVEN. Juno 2-i.—-»’l‘ho I’oa—
~-— ,,.
HIGH SCHOOL EXAMINATOlNS.
lt‘l‘otl 'I‘. Stanloy, of ltriduoport. has
roooivod tho l’h It. dozroo from Yalo
oollouo. ilo Is a uraduato of tho (ion-
lr Iliuh Sohool and Williams oollogo.
Wanted. Wantediiitmied.
IOO
pillow cases.
Chester, N. Y., have rented part: of
sheetsond pillow cases atdnce.
Operators paid while learning.
good wages.
No seasons.
Steady employment.
Loth‘Coq after 2:30 p. m., Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
WHY NOT :IAVE YOUR,
Commercial Printing, Engraving
and Embossing
Done at the most complete lob Printing Plant in the Norwalks
\
All Kinds of Choice and Unique Advancing Booklets, Catalogues,
Programs, Souvcnirs and Fine Stationery.
\
Special Altcntion given to Wedding invitations and Announccmcnu, Printed or England
m
Your work will be uttunttrd to l'rtunptly. (full and our all bolorc placing
your order. it will lit: to your advantage.
SCHUMANN ART PRINT
Succcsuor io‘tliu l’ltliI-ZMAN Ak'l‘ I‘RIN’I‘.
98400 Washington St., South Norwclk. Telephone 324-4
bwlrldat sinus“. anon... '
opoclnl Concert Saturday availing 7:30 to 9:30. William H. Clone. pianist.
Special utwllctBM-Special.
WOULD YOU (Millet. (Chan. K. llnrritl' intact).
At 15 etc. All 19 0135.
unit. in u long torture. both to victim
and friomln. “When 1 had consumption
In its first stage." writou Wm. Myers.
of marinas, Md. “nttur trying different
medicines and I good doctor in vain, I
lit. taut ionic Dr. King’s New Discovery,
whlrh quickly and perfectly rurud mu".
Pm mpi relic! and till"! cure tor
ecu gnu, colds. sore throat, bronchitic.
etc. Positively. prevents. bronchitic.
Gunruutccd al.‘ . it. Baxter’c Dim
awn. title. mph”! $1.00 I batik.
'i'rinl balm tru. ‘ .
u" hound Didi:
William Juat My style (from antnnn)
in the lithium of the Old Apple Tree Golden Sunset Wall
Tummany Lindy Lou
Tickle Me Murmuvlng Willem Waltz“
Ellery Duiiur Carrion Trouble of tilt in 'l‘oltio
mm . a'i'hcrc hi No Love Lilla the Old
Violets And ctbcrll.
Full tinc'ot Violin. Mandolin, guilt!“ and BIND till-inn.
law-dilution“
liPIlilltlHS a SEWING it alas
run by power to make sheets and »-_
The Ernest; Simon M’f’g 00., of Port Z:
the Joseph Loth'& Co. Silk "Min and ;,
will commence the manufacture of “
Experienced operators can earn f
Apply at the offlCes of the Joseph
i
Tag“ "590m? NogiiifffiKtEYENiNG
.sEixt'ripgi.
SATURDAY. JUNE 24. mos.
i"iiit
ii NC
We have placed on sale. 2,000
ideal fabric for summer dresscs.
yd.
ll
6 Etched Tumblers,
Fancy Lemonade Sets.
Refrigerator Pans,
19c.
75c.
29c.
l THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM&HYATT
0
. 2 AND 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. .
’ 19c ORGANDIES FOR 100.
yds. of fine sheer Organdies in choice patterns and coloring}. The
This is'a regular 19c. quality, and we are selling them at me. pet
I
niuv‘l .. ‘
HOUSEFURNISHIN G DEPARTMENT.
l Granite Water Pails. 69c. Copper Wash Boilers,d $1.95
Foldin Ironin Boar s c.
. Glass Be”? Sets. 39c. NickeigTea Ketgtles, , 33c.
Flat Irons, per 1b., 3c. Curtain Stretcher, 75c."
Full line of Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers. Fruit Jars and Jelly Tumblers.
-
TRISTRAM trinitltoiwaltctinn.
The “Gem”
SELF FILLING
SELF CLEANING
no lNKY FINGERS
no LEAKY JOINTS
FULLY GUARANTEED.
Fountain Pen.
M
FULL LINE OF SOUVENIRS.
F. J. NELSON,
STATIONERY. MUSICAL GOODS,
TOYS. ETC.
76 WASHINGTON STREET.
1
THE
COLD ‘
SPRING
has loft llt~' with a largor lino ol
. Nogliuo Shirts than is our ous—
ltosnlt:
690
for $1.th Shirts;
known main-s,
tho your.
all of woll 1.
‘ dow.
All Hines ii to 17%.
, Soloot thou) while tho assort-
‘t nit-tit is good.
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Watch
this space for interesting store
news.
‘f Open Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
Joseph Dams,
TAILOR.
C [.0’I'H l E R.
llA'l‘TEB.
FURNISHER.
85 Washington St.. So. Nomadic
tom to burn at this soauon or ;_
illsplayod In our Wost Wln- ‘
i ll. Kriegerlt Co.
The Leading Outfitters for Men,
Women and Children in
The Norwalks.
We are showing a vent large and com- ,
plele assortment of White Lawn and Linen
Dresses for Women and Children. Prices
from $2.95 to $6.923. Lawn ‘Waisls
from 950 to $2.50.
Silk Dresses at greatlu reduced, prices.
were marked down in price.
iAlso a few Tailor-Made Suits which
Our Shoe Department must not be.
overlooked. We are selling Russet Ox“
lords for Women and Children as last as
we recech them.
We will dress non from head to foot.
Men and Women. Bous and Girls-
Have uour purchascs charged and set-
tle uour bill in convenient weeklu Dail-
menls. '
no in innit
Are you married? .
Do you keep house? '
Are you interested in coal?
Is not coal :1 big item in the
family expense account?
Do you realize that it is greatly
to your advantage to buy
coal for next winter right
now?
the nnortmcnt large?
Have you ever bought at us?
loath Nor-walk.
Reduced from 812.
huyc' Knee Pcntc................tillc
Reduced from 500.
Bon' Walsh Panic. at to 8 ”amnion
l u...
Anti onionr D . cottueb
ts “aim-m W
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Do you not prefer to buy where '
TtharrisGoalco. 1
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