on “stilts.
E K WWI“.
catamaran
O figmllh. “
~«imnw ..
WEAT
For Marshall: and vicinity: . Flair-to-
night and Fri or» An area of high
pressure that s central in the Lake
region is producing pleasant weather
with low temperatures in all sections
east of the Rocky Mcutains. ‘ Condi-
tions favor for this vicinity lair weath-
fr and not much change in tempera.
are. .. . .
w...
an "$332.13.
. W
—Know the amount you agree to
pay. iWs charge no interest. J. W.
Studwoll. *
Mrs. Thaddeus (layer. of Lowe
street. is making a tow days“ visit
in New York city.
——Hattcrs'. Sick Benefit Society Ball
and Entertainment, A'rion Hall. Fri-
day. Jan. till. Special soul! by Mbssra.
McMahon. Thais-and Kemp. .
.« “ . W‘
Percy ill. Fertile In considering a
sporty recreation trip to Florida, in
company with Mrs. Ferris.
t
\.
The Company i“ basket. ball learn.
of No walk. will play Company 0. ,ln
DaniuiryI on February )3.
it is stated that laying Hall, the
well known Norwalk truckmun, will
shortly have an automobile.
u...—
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T, Quintnrd
who have been sojourning at Denver
Colgrpdo, are expected home Friday
iilg t.
——
Men are judged by the company they
keep. but 'it. isn‘t as easy to size up a
woman. by her hat. Judge her by
the amount or Hoilister's Rocky Moun-
tain ’l‘ea she takes. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. Plaisted's Drug Store.
Court Narruk. Foresters of Ameri-
ca. will meet this evening. when im~
portaut matters will come up for dis.
Mission.
Washington Comp. P. 0. S. of A.,
and Oiiw Lodge. K, of P., will hold
regular meetings this evening at the
usual places.
A special communication of St.
John's Lodge. it‘. and A. M.. of Nor-
walk. has been called for tonight. to
work the llrst degree.
.—.
or-
Mrs. William Vollnlcr. of Crescent.
Terrace. is inrNewark, N:‘J:. having
been called there by the very critical
condition of her father.
W
~llard Crabs, 30%: a dozen, st Cut-
biil's. “ i... . '
A number ot‘ officers at the Connecti-
cut National Guard. from The Nor-
waiks. will attend the ,Old Guard bail.
New York. this evening.
The W. C. 'l‘. U. ladies will meet
with Mrs. H. J, Hlpson. a new mem-
ber. at her home in Seaside Place.
East Norwaik. tomorrow afternoon at
1: o'clock.
N. B. 'l‘ruth. St. Paul. June. 31. '08.“
We lived so long, i remember well
when the Mississippi was a. brook. My
good health and long life come by tuk~
lng Holiister‘s Rocky Mountain Ten.
35 cents. Plalsted's Drug Store.
A little love, a little wealth,
William P. Eno. of Saugatuck. has
shipped a carload of horses and car-
riages from South Nat-walk. to Wash-
ington. I), (3,. where the faintly will
spend the winter.
A forcc oi workmen from Now lin-
vcn are placing new gutters on the
cost and west bound railroad stations.
in South Norwalk. and making other
improvements about the buildings.
.._.._...,,.__.
~Aticnd the Yale Bugle. Fife and
Drum Corps Dance at Music Hall. to
morrow (Friday) night. Six drum corps
in attendance. Fine dancing music.
Grand parade in the evening. 'l‘ick-
«is, 25 renis.
1W
The Indus l League will attend
in n body‘d‘iv no service next Sunday
evening at thrioll‘irst Methodist Church
when the pus “r will preach a special
sermon in conclusion of the marten on
The Message'ol'Jcsns to Men. The
topic will be Jesus and the Working-
man. There will be special music.
;l‘he full order oi service will appear
flie‘l‘. j‘ ,. .
The annual banquet of the Fairilold
dounty Bar Association will probably
be held on Saturday evening. February
17. at the Atlantic Hotel. Bridgeport.
This date has not yet benn definitely
decided upon. The committees having
the matter in charge are at work pre-
paring. o listiot members who will
respond 0 touts. There wilivbc a num-
ber ofhighcr court judges present as
“Hell... ., i. {If 95 3
SP .
Bout Pork, (cilia Lolita), lac lb.
Loan lolly Patti; ‘ 106 lb.
Omnli limit Mouldsrs,’ 100 lb.
email HIll'il, t‘tiigsr cans). 12m lb.
3 MIG ‘ extremities
“tubes through which
rowan _ i. comm with.
W“? \ l“ gull intact luau
“pill. ‘ to cosmos“:
inventors the vissk ending January is.
insolvent:
state while the record of the week bo-
tore was”. Connecticut ranks num-
ber 10 iii-tho list of state . . u
, Edward R; Sargent. of ow Haven.
has been granted a patent on a casket
bundle; it is described as n‘ core. or
ibur in combination with a series oi
tubes at the same diameter. There is
a sleeve on the'corc’ which overlaps
of the adjoining
Arms! are a nred to the
he bnr' extends
"001:0“? arm to the other. whereby
the handle may be longthomd by sep-
arating the ends of adjoining tubes
tubes.
. without disclosing the bar.
Wilbur A. Menard. also cl New lin-
ven. was granted a patent on a col-
lapsible tnp,»whicb‘ he .has assigned to
the Geometric Tool Company oi the
same place. it comprises a slotted
stock with cutters in the slots, and s
plunger longitudinally movable in the
stock. ’l‘bere are radical who on the
plunger projecting into tilt: cutter stain
with wedge surfaces to not on the cut-
ters. . . '
Walter M. Bradley. another New
Haven citizen, was grantcd n patent.
on an. improvement in blowpipes. it
comprises the combination with a
burner tube, a pair of pivoted laws for
eugagingthe tube and an arm fixed
to one oi‘ the jaws. There is a second
pair of pivoted laws engaging the arm
and a tube section connected to the
storage bulb and pressure bulb by a
flexible tube, . .
Elbrldms M. Wightmnu, of New Bria
lain. hasnbosn given a patent on an
improved breast strap slide which be
has assigned to North & Judd Manu-
facturing company of the sunny city.
pending cars with a pivot shaft secur-
ed to the. ears. and u. U shaped yolk
plvntully mounted on the shaft. eye.
loosely hung from the yolk so ital-lo
swing freely buck and forth and froth
side to side. “ ' .
Henry A. House. :1. Bridgeport, inven.
check for vehicles which is especially
adapted for use on motor cars. it is
adapted to arrest, the sudden return
of a vehicle spring after compression
and consists of a casting having ex-
punsivc grippers adapted to have both
a lateral and a longitudinal move.
ment. Means are provided for ex-
panding “the grippers mailer a sudden
strain so as to temporarily check the
recoil ol' the vehicle. There are other
means provided to permit the moder-
ate recovery of the spring.
POPULAR ‘AMUSEMENTS.
DANIEL RYAN A'l‘ HOYT'S
THEATRE NEXT WEEK.
‘ Theatre-goers will no doubt be
pleased to hear that the young roman.
tie and classic actor. Daniel Ryan. will
return for one week to lioyt’s Theatre.
in his great repertoire of classic and
romantic plays.» a Probably not since
the demise or Alexander Saivlni. some
years ago, has any young actor been
no associated with the romantic and
classic type of drama. Mr. Ryan will,
be seen her-induring this eugaemcnt as
Don" Caesar. in A Royal hover. in the
title roles of Bugltespeare’s great irag.
edles oi Richardyiil. Othello and Mac-
beth; in Dr. Jekyll and. Mr. Hyde and
others. The pihys ‘nre all singed with
elaborate and correct scenic, costume
Mil.
sonnl supervision of Mr. Ryan.
John was it me from college for the
Christmas ho‘ lduys. and one of the
things that struck the impressionablo
young ll‘liill was that Dora Mason. the
daughter of a near neighbor, bud dun
lug his absence changed from 11 tom.
boyish schoolgirl into u very beautiful
young woman.
tired it.
“Have ye noticed how old .loc hia-
son's daughter‘s shot up. John?" he
asked his son. "Seem‘s to me she's
getting quite a handsome young crit-
teri”
“Father." said John enthusiastically.
“site is as beautiful as ileiiei”
“She's a jolly sight purtier than he
be!" objected the old man. “Where‘s
your eyes. boy? Joe’s got a face like
an old barn door! it's her mother she
gets her looks ironii'" .
it is said that Peter the Great. nl'ter
witnessing a contest bcichu two omi-
nent counsel at Westminster. London.
remarked: “When i left St. Petersburg
there were two lawyers there. When
i got bnck'l will hang one of them."
What is lacking essentially to the
mind oi women to method: Lock or
method in the reason of chance in their
masoning and, too often also. in their
virtues. You tours to think well as
you learn in now well.-—Mminmo
‘D'Agouit.
When n woman has nothing else to
do she washes hor hnlr.
. thera.wsrs...bui...12....ln‘voo ., .
lions patented and credited to the ‘3
it comprises a. body portion having do. ‘
tor, has received a patentlon a recoil '
. suit that very fuw’ are to in. found.
.- quail.
and armorial: effects. under the per- .
ills father had also no. ‘
‘(Myour
I
no. ' ado _
""‘n‘ia‘u tune or n decor-at
n . .
by combining‘nvotsl dihedral llavorn.
Ordutoday. At Grown. in) m.
tun. woooWAao's EST-ATE vALU.
‘ ‘ to AT tzoogo'bo.‘
Consists of Well invented Property and
' occuritlss. ‘ ‘
From a source which. although on.
limly .unauthorlative, is . probably
thoroughly trustwwiby. it is stated
that. the isle Elblrt A. Woodward‘ol
South No’rwnik. ion on csiator which
will amonnttto about 3209.000. The
estate consists of well invested bro-
party and securities. When asked for
particulars in respect to the property.
it
fused to make any statement on the
matter; saying that. the inventory list
had yet been tiled in the Probate Court
and that in his‘opiniou the subject was
not ‘yet a public matter.
'i‘ne will provides that if the will is
shall forfeit
talc. -
The will was made with the node'-
standing that the value of the outage
won about 8200.000. Since. it is sub-
st-autialiy larger than that amount, the
live principal hoirs.M‘rs. E. A, Wood-
ward. Miss battle it. Woodward. Mrs.
Willis Woodward. John Woodward and
Frank Woodwnrd~wiii divide the our"
plus equally. *
Mrs. liliberi. w. Woodward. widow of
the dccuased. is given one "third of
whatever the palate may be appraised
at, and the. sum of $50,000 is left. out-
right. to Miss Lottie Woodwind the
youngest. daughter oi- the deceas-
Iet .
Several trust funds are created.
81mm of $20,000 each are left in trust
to Mrs. Willis Wc‘odwnrd. a daughter.
and John WooquI-d. ,a iiilli, Another
son. Frank Woodward, recoivcs‘the in.
come from ”17.500. "The two child-
l‘en of Charles E. Woodward, deceased.
\vill, receive $20,000 outright. astthelr
father died since the will was drawn
up. “
Trust fund‘s of $8.000 ‘cuch is left
“LUNG sisters of Mr.‘Woodwnrd. and
”6.000 in trust. is left to tho Norwnlk
Hospital assclaiion.
W4...—
TO STOCK WOODS ABOUT NOR-
WALK WITH QUAIL.
Petition for Fund-"l- in Circulation
Among Sportsmen.
A petition is being circluntl-d among
Norwnik sportsmen for funds with
which to purchase live quuii with
which to stock the Woods about. Nor~
walk. The. lust few winters have been
very hard on game birds with the r.~
any claim to the os-
. .
With Jim .view of.-muking I mil ab.
undnni again as large a sum .m purist
bio will be ruined lor‘buying tit - young
The movement, is mooring “a great
deal of success. it. is exported that
$300 or $400 will be raised within a
few days. . .
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
'l‘hc iollowlng'werc issued January
23rd. limb: list furnished from the of-
ticc of A. M. Woosl‘ r. solicitor of pa»
tents. Bridgeport. () n.
William ll. Hoyt land W, J. (larch.
liridgcporr, sieve.
‘l’l. H. H. Smith Silver (30.. Bridge
port. hundltl for spoons, design.
William Mason. New Haven chuck:
George A. Long, Hartford telephone
toil apparatus.
1’. W. and A. A. Arduino. Stamford,
electric lntnplightvr
lire door protector.
J. ll. O‘Donnell. \‘l'ntt-rbury. 2 pa-
teuts; Diamond drill and hurnishing
lathe.
Frederick W. Stickic,
truck wheel. ,.
William F. Gilbert, llorhy. pocket
linger nail clcnner.
William K. Henry. New Britain. door
check and closer.
Ebenezer lilll. Norwullt, vulva tor
compound air compressors.
P. is. Peterson. North Groavenordulo.
tension devicefor loom shuttles.
Trade Marita.
lfrndloy."8mith (‘30.. New Haven.
randy.
Economy Mtg. 00.. New Haven. con-
crete .waahtruyu.
.Wlncliettterr‘chpentlng Arms (30..
New iiuvcn Cartridges.
llart Mtg. Cit. linrttord. electrical
appliances.
inc. Noanndon Wash Silk (‘30..
New London. silk item.- or embroidery
.silk. ~
Vt'utcrbury.
- 3.1..
to more than a co . '
motion ‘ or cousin "ol
source of oonsun‘mtion.
YONG.
To”
h: n ,
the"“bronc.hial tubes. and
lungs—«allied to asthma and. the most: fruitful
medicine, and cough cures. l " “ ti on nar-
cotics are worthless. and
remedy taken internally only.
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM.
not. alone has triumphed in
It! drops every 2 hounhudfllflfifl to bathe the ‘ W
and chest with but. clear Bola: every-u “trout
penetrates. Macs: and inflammation;
coughing and raising o‘t phlegm ‘
of youth. Got the coo or “.00 bottle. keep up the allotment
faithfully tor a few weeks and. we guarantee s can class down to
that.» stage of quick co ‘piptiom ltooocsine or com“. ‘
~ - B. E. Jackson a (30.. Indianapolis. Indiana.
is a. deep—seated inflam-
rooms- all schools of
' moisture no.
)wmoidobfll‘
every case for 90
I
higher; mantis the secret. It
Kills. the germs. stops the
dam laborious vim
.l -
a: r .
-muit viii .1, some. uninsured upon tho»
min humour. lu‘llridsoporn;4
‘ ‘ " "caviar . llst'mlitr insult i'oter ~
9 -‘ notingiiobmuomcv
" " swim-Hare
above
‘ 5| our of the conipauy between
and New Haven on Novonn
4005. flhnrlotto Henry. of Now
icurositt.
Probate Judge Henry W. Gregory. ro- l
contested all who object to its term»: i
Edmund J llaly. Waterbury. furnace I
to Water It
A. "it . ,
., iii. ”’ _‘ fink Damages. . p
out. ctalmlng'dnmas‘cs aggro .
ol' the economical Railway ‘
o. a:
n. . . ..
the suits are brought on no.
=2‘olectidcol explosion. alien.
occurred "on, over and
claims. to have received no
shockpwltich gave her "trun-
resulting in cbvmuc
trouble." from Illié'nouldont.
lged thatthe trouble wns conic
tincgligvnco oi the our crew
ing .‘ the electric apparatus.
ntlif sues lor‘siillou timungus.
0 Henry Shield. at New lln~
Were niso passengers on the
for 33,000 and $2,000 dumug:
.tively. ’ -
l-iulioy and Joseph Hailey. of‘
oak damages of 52.000 and
pectiveiy for injuries said to
it received while passengers
'lev car at Ansonin during a
vith u locomotive, on May it.
“W
in Lindsey. him-olnsblre.
.J: l‘ J
A pennanc
L.
at our; ior all Skin and
Scalp diseases.- Hundrcdsi althou-
ssnds who have brcn cured by Capu .
iilaris are 'recmnuwmilng it to sui-
l'crin‘g friends. (Iapiiiaria is hence
iicial to the Hair and Scalp. By
using it one can keep the Scalp
clean, cool and while. giving a pore,
icct state of health and chewing an
abundance of luxuriant hair of note
are] color. , .
Chronic cases of Skin and Scalp
diseases of live to lorty your!
standing, cured by Cnpiilans. prove,
beyond all 'qucstion of a doubt, that
~Capillaris has no equal ior itswon- .
dcrinl curative qualities. Bally
homers, terrible itching..blceding,
burning. torturing are mvnria
E being out some time on 0
ca aged false pretenses. return-
ed :aud said: "We (isn't bring
hilty and don‘t like to say he
5 ty." They were sent back
ll“ intuition reached this vary
“1"; find him guilty. but not
V” t." The prisoner was dis-
ch . f -
'm-Www .
lly love ailnll‘n drag on so
”i“ iisappears and Father Time
"‘ are. w .
“f uwwmv 1 y .
.i
T campus to. l’llliii or.
VIII": m CATALOGUE.
A. J ‘1.le a co
Main St.
Boa.- of Reliefl
Noi ice
Board oi l
i. rcby given
lionse bloc
Saturday, . 2 to I p. m.
Wednesd «iih, 7 to 0, evening.
Saturday, .2 to l p. m.
Wedncsd 1st, 2 to 4 p. m.
The meet . are for the purpose
oi the ass on the list of 1000.
Dorie of ab
disabled pe .
J .r' BUTHERL’KND,
Cl E8 W. BELL.
J I
8 KELLOGO. ”
iloard oi Roi
u it still:
3 IEOOTEADO
Obi o ore. Gaodoiabra.
Fl I Lilo Toll-huh
. .‘ .. L. i .4
Anything i‘ vi ‘I‘itcnnum in
’styu.
‘cured with less than one 50c bottle.
, and says that he has been guilty of
that tho
of the Town of Nor-
walk will i at their other. Opera
Thursday h. l. 1906. 2 to l p. m.
hearingmuetcrmining any and oil
appeals um i them from the deluxe
'l‘hcy‘willo meet with the asses-
sors, as a it board. Wednesday.
February 2 . 4 p. m., for the pm»
the polls of sick and
Le. Gubfiopimn, '
and Bird 0 _ Nepali-oil and Rollo-
lobed.
than" on tours lhlrponod
* oioltolsd.
S. s 1‘“ 858.031)
‘ DIVORCE BU ITS.
M
Mrs. Thompson Accuses Her Husband
of Cruelty and intemperanca‘.
Sarah E. Thompson has filed papers
in the Superior‘coui‘l in a suit tor di~
vol-co against Henry 1‘". Thompson.
She accuses her husband of habitual
lntempcrnuco for the past live years
intolerable cruelty since July 1. 1900.
Mrs. 'l‘houtpscn's maiden name was
Sarah E. Mulliken. According to the
writ iin- couple were married January
iii 1000, and they already have five
children. The only iieury h‘. 'l‘bomp-
son in the Bridgeport city directory
lives at 704 Lafayette street. and is
employed at the EiiIOll Cole. and Burn-
linni (lo.
L Another divorce suit tiled in that of
Eva C. Luuduhi. of New Canaan.
against. Charles ‘H. inindahl. of Mont-
cluir. New Jersey. The couple were
married January 1, 1000. and Mrs.
lmudnhl's maiden name was Eva C.
Wood. She alleges that her husband
deserted her on Julyi2il': 1902.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle.
Dob. says: . "l suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used tof‘have great distress
and belching, l"iried everything i
could hear at. but. nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm, and one
50 cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. ll. Plaiited. F. H. Bax-
ter and The (iiill'ord Pharmacy. "
———-—-——-—
BARN BURNED IN FAIRFIELD.
Sparks From a ilocomotlvs Set Fire to
Bulkiey Property. ‘
Elil'ly last evening fire was discover-
cd in the barn of Benjamin A. Bulk-
ley._au tho placeoccupied by Patrick
Gorhnm. in Full-bold. The bani was
situated inst east of the Methodist
church. the shells of which adjoin
it.
it is supposed the tire was started
by a spark from a passion train. and
the building was partially destroy-
(Iii.
A cow was suiolv rescued from the
burn. but a. large amount of buy. with
tools and other personal property,
could not be saved.
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1
HOYT'S THEATRE.
MATiNEE and NIGHT
8A URDAY JANUARY 27th.
he Return Engagement of
The American
Vitagraph Go.
With an Entire (moons of Pictures.
:0 ..
.‘rnauo soups. .
2 neuroammces 2 *
PRICES.
amuse—10.20:.
mom—10mm
sans now on SALE.
W
HOYT'S THEATRE.
of
DAY. JAN. 29TH.
mantle Actor and Tran-titan
WILL or more
sauce; so-r outrun
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS ‘
A BARITONE SINGER WITH ILLUS-
ONE WEEK OOMMINOING MON-
Annuai lupupsmont of the Young no.
MW Mating"
.li {ti on.
Hosiery and
T e
33 South Main strong.
SELLING OUT STOCK OF SUIT 8, COATS, SKIRTS.
FU R8 BELOW COST.
RAIN COATS, FORMERLY “2.50, NOW
FURS, TO CLOSE OUT FROM
:26 Washington Street.
ARY 181' AT 50c ON THE DOLLAR.
Motors
W. H. Reed.
Heating Apparatus
3:. _......._.-. ..,‘,.--.....«._
NITY FOR YOU TO SAVE MONEY.
so WASHINGTON STREET.
"M... «W . _. "W.
wThe
breaking.
Company.
RIPIR'l'OiRI.
Nights.
Monday-alto loamy to the King.
Tuuday-Jlichml lii.
Wednesday—Mullet
lcf.
Friday—Othello or Hamlet.”
Saturday-attic Lilo? for Horn.
" ‘ Motions.
Wednesday-4 Myst Lover.
Fridays—Comma. , ‘ ,
pathway-Jo bu announced.
Twa Garlands statuary.
All Recent Ilmrtosl like“.
and
a
row . i
let. 2 News in Isle.
Any unitary ............
i
time-c.
(until iliorwaiit.l
‘Mr. Daniel Ryan
Suppomd by the Com Ouplrlot‘
Thom-yaw. Jokyti'mi Mr. Hyde.
om ugioloocsmsuy ma...
“ Matinee ....*... 567.3..i.‘~100, 206. 306
ilvouinguantmfmoboatrs . . .. g3:
.
Rohllfifir'fllilldt .... 20¢
M. A. MIFIHILL. Prln.
i
H nus
‘ 68 WATER 81‘.
‘ " honor ms. no nitrous vocalist.
owe ,
Underwear Sacl.
suAppv BARGAINS runnin- run: sitters. . rues: trans
' our IN‘A’JIFFY. most- IN svtnv wav axcliitriu
' AGENTS MOURN raft toss. '
canonsuvs aLAcK RIBBED u out. ALL sizes, We A rAln.
, csILonsu's ring aLAck Risotto Hose Mint/.9 A ram.
woman’s lax-riot HsAvv rAsr BLACK ‘FLEIOI LINED crock-
iuos A'r lilo A PAIR. ’ ‘, . ‘ -
axrnA nails: or woman BLACK cAsHMsna arocKmos AT ; ‘{
28o A PAIR. “ ..
LAoiss- staccauuao vssrs Aao Mm, ALI; ultimo».
LAouw EXTRA nus oUALlrvvss-rs Ann, PANTO‘M‘ soc. ,,
ems FLAT vsars Auo PANTIl use Atom. magnesium;
WOOL. AT 75c. ’
ALL WOOL PLAIN FLAT Ans nuns
01.00. ' ' ‘ ,
no veers AND. rams AT
83-85 Washington onset.
s. "Olonk And st... not“...
wonrs roun‘ '1'”: use All boos.
touts Udelman. blolhler and furnishsr. . .
Next to Post Office. So. Namath. .
CLOTHING AND FURNITURE TO BE COLD OUT BEI’ORE
“‘9 “99d '0 Vail; Electrical; B6;
WE m now nEAnY To no ALL KINDS or ELEc’rittl,
CAL WORK *“ ~ - ,
and ..
Will open with a full line of Supplies on or about February 3. 19:
we GUARANTEE ALL" OUR WORK.
Clearance Sale
YOU CAN PoncHAss Lin-Ls tors or :xcsttsui’ mallet-impish. '
' . 4.
AT pmcss PAR BELOW ACTUAL vAtua. A settuolo oppositi-
N. E. or AN.
store to get the Good To
Cheap Express Wagons. (Sleds, F
iable fillers, all kinds oftoys, too ~ .
to mention, at. figures that are redo
ELSONSS.
loo Positions
- - Britten av onAoUA'rIs or ,: .1.
Merrill «timepiece. college
“ rumour as warm. . j:
A nscoao truncate. .
saw cLAuasykoAuo evading.
., nun Anvoo. , ..
scan on or. Ll. ron
.
A
fromtho
t «t
l‘ .. -
r'im
o‘nf W ‘
u
in
South nominate;
wanna All?!»
.....
oII-vle
result:
m... v
Joseph A. Valli. Jr.
\
Bells .'
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