We need not point out to. you tbogw necessity of looking after coup teeth But let us tell you that on Bristle- say in Brushoooro the finest and wont durable do hive ever had. We $111.13.. mom £811 flail tt‘lnalnT for co. soon one o ooh Powdgr at 1.60:1“ C, p t Bruce Pittman H. W. CHAMBEBI. For tho oonVonlInoo of tho roodoro of The Sentinel, o Iottor box has boon placed on i' to bridge noor Hofnor's new: store. Items for publication are collected dolly. 1'th should be sign- ed by the writer or in evidence of good faith. Hetmon 11.111.11.16 has taken a posi- tion with William J. Welseit. Albert Dunn. of Betts Place has re sums-d wo1k after his 1ecent Illness. (‘hcster Lamar has moved from 2 Pleasant avenuc to a residence in Lud low street. I Mr. and Mrs, lb dingo. to Jerome Sil’fr‘J‘1 “R” qm‘gg‘k‘“ 11.-comfy vacated by Mr 5121110111... .—-1— Charles Coggswell. who has been in New York for some time. has been spending a short vacation with friends and relatives hero. Mrs. Oscar Paririck is somewhat better today and is recovering from the effects of her recently sustained operation as fast as possible. o...— Mrs. C. F. Smith's Sunday school class will give a supper this evening at her home. 13 Rowan street. The boys of the1 class will serve the deli- cacies of the repast. and will endeavor to show the gentler sex how it should bc done in trite Parisian style. A pleas- ant evening is anticipated. A thrilling runaway occurod yester- day afternoon on Core street. A spirit- ed horse driven by the young son of. Milksrdealer Bean. was frightened in sumo way and became llIIlIlllIlligt‘iiblO. The boy continued to hold to tho reins, however. and in 11 measure guided the furious lit-11st. The horse dashed mad- ly through Cove street. the wagon rap» idly oncoming ilt‘llltlllblwtl lit with stop. When in front of the Colonial Mill and Lumber Company 011 Scuvlcw avenue the boy wasfitrown out. The horse dashed into East avenue. but while going 111) the hill foil and was captured. The boy was not hurt aside from a few bruises, but tho wagon was badly demolished and tho hot-so so severely cut that it may be necessary to kill him. ROWAYTON. Agent. for Tho Evonlng Sontlnol. In flowoyton, or. Frodorlok Lockwood. Elwood Broadway and Chou-loo Potty. Ordoro son! to any of tho Ibovo will rooolvo prompt attention. A number of residents horn on raft-hing ccls through the ice in tho harbor. Alex Raymond expects to conuncncc luuvestltlg his Ice clfip no“ Monday. providing the cold weather lasts that long Charles Raymond and daughter. Miss Clara Raymond, of tho llnrlon mad. arc spending the day in New York city. 4..— 'l‘l1cro is now good skating on all the ponds in Ibis vicinity. and the young people 11111 inciting tho most of tho op portunlty. 'I‘bc icoboutn worn out on iiiv harbor attain yesterday affor- noon and owning. a... 11111 E. Putty. of Raymond street. has 11~ui1ivod word that his siuiri Mrn Iiinv Hamel. of 202 Keep sfrt-ot. iltoolt- iyn loaf 11 111111it.1unl lllf contents by illf‘ in her boarding llOllHlI 01111 day illln work 'l‘hc housu was saved it 11111 destruction. , There was nnoihvr lira m1 tho1 011- «hard liouso property yesterday, and Ibis limo it was 111111111. curious fit an 11111 mw 11 week ago. 1111 some of the buildings took fire and were only pro- innit-d from bring destroyed by hard work on tho part of the neighbors. Hparloi from 11 passion locomotive not fire to tho gross and this comnmnlcub" 1111 to tho barn and chicken house. 1001111111111on tho flames were diuoovur 11d early by Mrs. J 11 Lambert. who endeavored to evil lslt them. and soot hot- little ho assistance. Tho led moi. Cosmos 11111111111 .1. bedri- unn 111d hiIm. than”N on tholr way over, and silicon ihoihnnoo were put out without “much l0” . flood Cram" Wanner. 1 No In "in roll“ Cliff!!!” lotion " 280 lb Imitation 1 am lb Gold iffoditl Moi lingo , which his father is head. .‘A. . . has been dethroned for within the past —-dot estimates on repairing and pointing your auto. 1.. M. Wright’s IIOW garage. W The board of relief ill to meet 11.11qu on the 12th and 19th of this month 10.8. Guyor‘in reported to have dis- posed of his famous stallion. Arbit. rage at the recent New York horse show, for $175. A. A. Dolge has gone for 1111 etc tended stay in Chicago in the interest of the Embalmors’ Supply 00.. of W Pansy Guild of Trinity Church is to hold a bazaar and supper in the 81111- day school room of the church on the afternoon and evening of February 21. E. M Leos who for some time has been critically ill is about agltin. 111- though not yettfully restored to health. He is heartily welcomed by his many friends. A special town meeting is called for Saturday afternoon, the purpose for which is the abandoning of the pres- ent walk along the northern approach to State street bridge. that infringes on the new library site. 011 the night of February 12, Secre- tary Von Ogden Vogt. of the State Christian Endeavor Society is to lec- fine in tho Congregational Church. and after thqe$1 discourse will be outcr- 1." __ 14“ have Even y ,Of the wild goose theory Q ll Certainly all weathm signs been at 01! is the past year. the reliabilil week large flocks of them ha'vo been seen winding their ways north. “A sure sign of spring." weather sharps tell us. yet behold the. cold snap and zero weather to wrestle with. The fair and entertainment being given in oquct opera house by the Methodist Church. the proceeds from which are to go to tht1 new church fund. opened suspiciously Tuesday night. 'I‘hc‘ entertainment. part was particularly attractive and an excel- lent couosrt program was rendered by home tulcni. Last night the -R11v. George Bishop. Mrs. G. (layer and Miss Edna Bradley wcrc chief among the entertainers. and for the final to- night Miss Beach has charge of a program that will bring forward a number of our well known musicians. chicf among the lot members of Wcsi. port Musical Society. Mrs. Chunnlnu P. Harris will also be featured in rc- citations. CONNECTICUT LIBRARY ASSOCIA- TION MEETING. ~— Annual Gathering Next Week Thurs day In Moridon., 'l‘hc Connclicui. Library Association will hold its annual meeting on Thurs- day of next week at the Curtis Memo rial Library. Moridcn. There will b1- morning and afternoon sessions. A. B. Mather chairma of the dilectors of the Curtis Memorial Library will make the address of welcome at tht1 morning session. which will open at 10:30 o‘clock. After 1111: transaction of business. Jonathan 'l‘rumbullg of Nor- wich, will be heard 011 Accessories. and Relation Hclwccn tho I). A. It. and Public Libraries will be discussed by the. state regent. Mrs. Sarah 'l‘. Kinney, of New Haven. Mrs. Angelina Scott. Donlcy, of South Norwalk. and Miss Anna Hadley. of Annuals. At the afternoon session Miss 'l‘hcr- can Hitchler. of Brooklyn. N. Y.. will spook on a subject not yet announced. John R. Perkins. principal of the State Normal School at Dsnbury. will have Pructlcobillty of Library Training in Normal Schools for his theme and Miss About}. Rockwoll, of New lirit~ din. will spunk on Whats ibc line? There will be 11 discussion of the va- rious topics. Stair liibtnrlun George S. Godard is president of tho association and Mrs. Hello H. Johnson, of Hartford. is the socrctury. ELECTION CONTEST lN WATER- BU o Mr. Hus-ell Will Toke His Claim to tho Cour-tn. WA'l‘lflltliilltY. Fol). fir-«Q1111 war ruttio 111111111114 worn arrvod on the city controiior. Mirlmcl ii. linsaoll, today. by Hinto Allorucy Williams. who is ouncriuicd with Attornoy U. 0.1Cl1urt1l1 of this city. in 1111 111 lion growing out of last city olcciion. Councilor limi- scll must show 1111111111 why he should , created. tho former title under which not bu deposed front office. in the Sup :9 cr Court Feb 13. ‘Aftcrthe city 11i- cion ill Octobrr. Mullins l Goodrich who had bbltl thr1 office during the pro minus term brought 11 action for a 1' count of the ballots. o olinlint that ho hid been clout ed an 6111' in the count In-ih‘g’ responsible or t e elect. ion of I'tuuoll.i1lc too the matter to the colitis and Jude]: Robertson in the Superior Court ill that ‘le could not order a recount on stain tory grounds. his reason being the the oiilict1 of "controllor hod recently boon the office was knowa being "statitor" and which it is now called under the city charter. Russell. who in 11 Demo» oral. won the election over Goodrich by 37 votes. ADMIRAL ICHLEY A MIMIIR OP L comply specifically with the recon» , moudtith: ‘ . ,1 mission authority. when a rate has ‘ been complain“ of or "unreuson M5.“ ltlcztl hflksv“ mu 1 Woohlnuton Today. ABHINQTDN. ll‘cb 8«-'l‘l1o followi- a lift canary of; the ficpburm bii Which house .i 5“ ‘ o huhl‘bccording to Mt“. 9'11 statement in closing the do on the manure. as intended. to (i did. so far as it could be made. our of President Roosevelt it gives t e infamous Commerce 00111 able" by a shipper, to investigate that ”to, state whether or not it. is un redsouable. 11111 if fouudto be 1111 roa- sonablo to some 11 rats which is to be just. and reasonablo as fairly rcmune'. V relive. which is to be the maximum r11. té to be charged. This rate no fixed is to go into effect thirty days After itis announced bi‘ the commission. subject durin that time to beset aside or suspended by tho commission 01 by the courts. After it has gonointo effect. it is to remain the rate for three years. During that time. the opinion has been expressed by those who have participated in the douche. the rate may also be reviewed by the courts and if found to be in conflict either with the terms of the not of with the Constithtldn by being confirmatory, can be. set, aside by the coutts Anothor important feature is the dc- finltion of the word “railroad" and "transportation" in a manner to in elude all auxiliary instrumentolities of common carrier and‘to bring them within the control of the commission. This power to name a reasonable raid «and the Inclusion of the auxiliaries within the Jurisdiction of the ct‘hnnils- sion, at c said to be the now features. All otherprovlsions are modifications of existing law. They include pnblb city of railroad methods which in tube aided by‘prescribing a system of book- keeping and enlarging the commission to seven members and increasing sal- aries of members to $10,000 11 year. BATTLING NELSON DRAWS. ————.- dale Two Clover Exhibition of Hoyt'o Thootro. Last Night. “Battling Nelson." the gritty little hero of the lightweight prize ring. was at Hoyt's Theatre last night. It is needless to state that he made a hit and that the attendance was good. The game little fighter went on in two tllcndly bouts. Eddie Dorrity. a clever light weight who has trini- mod some very good men in the ring. and who is connected with the West- crn Electric Company installing the common battery switchboard at the Southern New England Telephone Company office in South Norwalk. went on with Nelson for two fast rounds. Dorrlty was very much lighter than Nelson. but he succeeded in landing several good. stinging o'ies on the champion lightweight of the world and in many respects showed himself to ho a clever boxer. Nolson then went on‘with his spar- ring partner, Newsboy Jimmie Kelly. of Buffalo. It was lame, to any the least, and while Nelson is a wonder- ful fighter he dons not look it, nor can bc spar cleverly. They were preceded by a vaudeville show of real merit, including Bailey and Fickctt. clover comedy acrobnts in some very thrilling and otiglnul stunts; Clarice Whitney. a balladist with it smooth. tich voice. and 11 plans log little way with her: Lewis and Stnlcy in “a little of everything.“ as the program stated; Murray and Aldon in "Tho Mailman." which included some clever local hiis. 'l‘ho Denmcos. sensational in the 11x- tremc in their clover flying ring work were followed] by the Musical Harbors. who produced music out of the differ- ent instruments and furnishings of 11 barbershop. COMMON PLEAS COURT. m Motions Aulgnod to Bhort Calendar for Hosting Tomorrow. Those motions were yesterday as. signed to illt‘ short. calendar. to I11- hoarti tomorrow before Judge liow- nrtl .I. Curtis in tho court of common pleas: Benjamin Butts. consorvntor. vs. Mercy A. Andrews. ct 11i.foroclost1rc; .lol111.l Culllnun vs. OWon .l. K110111111. of ul.Defonda11t Hoyt's motion for al lowuncc of costs on dcmnrror sustain- ed: John Palcodors vs. Prior Statua- copovlos. defendant's motion for judgment for fittilurt1 to comply with order «of court. motion for special bnll: E. 1.. Farrnr vs. Myshynt W. Caloocan of at, disclosure or defense and answer or judgment: Horace i-i Fulrcbild 1111. William .l Korr dcfcnd out' 11 motion for new bond on roplcv- in. Micholo Di lino vn M. .l. 81111111111111 judgment for want of ntmwor: film My i.‘.loh11son vs. El. Grunt Wood. of fudgthont for want of answer: would ilopltlnn v11. Johan fiarncc diu- t-louuro of dofcnoo or forocIosuro: etc” discloaurc of deletion of TDI‘I‘» closure; Hniins Mnrgrotll aubntltntml ltil t‘imludo 'l‘rucco vs .lamos 'I‘lnduli1 fort-closure; John Hamilton v.11 if. W Quitmun of. 1111 defendant 8. A Quit- mans motion to 9x11111150: (fern-1111c motion to out aside verdict and for now trial: Drew Bros. vb. Henry it. Greene. “‘00de. defendant's datum-- r1111: Clio art-I11 ’v's. Warren H. 'I‘uyidr.‘ act's domurrcr: 8111111 of 0 nuctiout vs. Paul Severn. for or (for show at why temporary in function on tissue. Mfrs pRIO JAM! .‘I‘ob. 8.1111’I‘lio Parnhi bit do Sui hnl’llrofioh its books and inundated the lower parts of the citr 01101111111011 140 miles northeast. of Rio loncim. to the depth of twelve foot in some places. Map: bimbo hdva col lapsed widespread tincture has boon ls impeded. The. work of rescuing the mpriaoncd Inhabitants of the city is local difficult. adv nutty a wry baton“. % Vi” O 1A . g. ..‘L‘ . fl ,' “h ‘ stow tho our of Severe Cold li‘rnnk 0111111111 111. al. vs. bionic ’lAmblc. I It: Black vo Beth Warner, plaintiff's . Dooross’. WIRIAKO IANKI. . done. and oommunicottcn with combos 1 I‘ll wbudoi' tic-1 i’srahlba do lint. ~ The . :"innue , greater part of a week-.1 used remedy after moody at the earnest solicitation of [a friend i tried Liuoniucw .r 1 1... And Linonine Cured Me. It loosened the pressure that seemed to bind my lungs in hoops of siccl, it stopped my cough. it re stored my appetite and made me well. S. C. OCONNOR. Ridsefleld, Comm Feb. 1. 1906. DRIFTED 800 MILES. gonna—— Was Rescued From tho WMCkod Stoa t .. . mo- Morioobon. SEATTLE, Washington. Fob. 8.A tale of drifting 800 miles at the mercy than 30 days, is told by Noe Quit). Chinese boatawafn. rescued from the wrecked stcamcr Mariochw, in False. Bay on the Alaskan coast. The Mnriochan encountered her first duiliculty about .400 miles off Cape Flatten-y, when she suddenly sprang cloak. Work on the pumps was inter- rupted by clogging and lot days the bout drifted. while the crew worked night and day with hand buckets to keep the ship afloat. ' From Decem- ber 25 to January 26 this work was kept 11p and the engineers were soon able to use the upper boilers. Small headway was made and then the ‘nwn1 lugs wcrc sewed together into a large said. This gave nhnost enough head- way for stccragc room. but not suffi- cient to keep the Mariechan from striking the Chailtnm Straits in u northwest gale. Thirty-nine members of the crew succeeded in making shore where they lay for font (lays ‘ulmost pcrishing in the cold. finally being rescued by the Georgia and taken to Junes11.F1t11n thrrc the refugees wort1 taken to this city, where they were not allowed to land. [gist night thchcft for Port Townsend on the steamer Doldo. fN CONClLiATORY MOOD. NFU‘- Ready to Compromise With Dr. F. G. Atwood. The all absmblng topic of discussion at the annual meeting of the Con- n‘ccticut Vctcrinmy Medical Associa- tion vostottiay in Harifotd was flu: suit against the association by Dr I1‘ G. Atwood, of New Haven, which was brought about by the doctor’s expul- sion from the society two years ago and which is to come 11p to the courts ncxt 111ontl1.Dx.Atw-ood‘s methods of advertising. his alleged unprofes- sional ways and attitude to other vot- crlnmians caused his being put out. of the association. and his suit is for damages of $1000 A 111111 was finally taken not 11n- animously instructing the secretary to correspond with 1111. Atwood to soc if some settlement. cannot be made so as to keep ibc matter out of fur courts. The following officers wuro eicctod: President. Dr. 0'. W. TDV(“lllllfl, Tor. rington; first vice-president. .l. H. Kol- lcy. New Huron: second vice-president. R. D. Martin. Bridgeport; secretary. B. K. Dow. Willimantlc; treasurer. if Whiting, New Haven. . NEW SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRACK. - SAN P‘RANCIEICO. Fob. li.—~Aftcr an expenditure of about 3500.000. the Southotn Pacific officials announced yoatmday the final completion of a now pleas of track 30 miles long in tho Colorado desert, which will 1111- bit1 their trains to run without inter- 111(1111111 ftom the waters of tho Colo- rado ltivor which have filled the Bul- ton Sick and ruined about forty milos of their main track ilnc. Tho now back will become part of the main lino unless the Salton Sink is finally thi- Wilif‘l of tho Colmado. 'i‘ln1 now track is fifty foot highicr than tin1 ploco of main llm1 it sup Innis and is about two miles 111111111 rom tho present level of the water in tho Bolton Sink Cod. 12¢; Halibut. 14c; 81111111. i‘le. Opened Ion: cam. and Oyster?“ Q Boiled lobsters. Butttrduy. . .aunuicanloot‘asoliaoIIo-gq so sick that I was in bed the; with no benefit. until finally , ’ Waterfowl of the sea. covering a period of morn ._ rid of wntor by tho proper control of . ’ ‘ snow white. oncplcco ”Standard" Por- plumboro are strictly competent mo- oltoniol. honest and reliable. . Frostbsh, bibs. ............... be" R.- " h, Mullah. tic; Herring. 711. Bosnian 9'30. .3 Mackerel. 121:: 1119111. Ho: Bluefish. WINIR MAIN AND VIII? “.2 title; Weaknsh,1tlo1 It‘innan Huddle, tic; Haddock 'lc: Herring. to. Stock ‘ t. W 7‘ a; it _ g" All other blimp «111111111 :1 Woodie . '2 a ‘3 1:1 of us you have the satisfaction of knowing you are offing goods that aretthoroughly rel able. Also you have. the advantage .of getting very reasonable prices for merchandise of this supotior crime. We want your custom and will make every offmt to serve you sat-lsfactotily. Give us 11 chance to prove that this is the place to buy Furniture, wheth- er you pay cash or wish credit. 1 1 Autumn 1111 134 Washington at. South,Norvvoik. Than I: no doubt about tho “900D EGGS .............. 25c down EAST NORWALK. CONN. MM“-.. . If (011 Have Not 21 why don’t you have a comfortable room? Hosted by steam with hot and cold water. bath and all the comforts that a man or a lady wants. Every- thing new and upon-to-dato. Room: by the day or week. Prices moderate. CENTRAL HOTEL. Cornor of Monroe and Chestnut at... .I. DISEBA. Prop. Cfbdilldlii Butler 2,70 1 pet lb. 1.111s. GRANULATnD SUGAR. . 41.00 cons EARLY JUNE PEAI......25c cans CORN ~~nnu..y--¢ny-u-. cans VAN CAMP‘B SOUP “'33. 1 a} “COTT'Aéfi‘iiiInNUE. Telephone 1311112234. Comfortable Home. * altimeter bung rollablo and accu- ' rate. If full llno of slzu and prloos always In slack. , ‘1 AT 1 1 Charles E. Dow’s. HARDWARE. no WASHINGTON STREET. Phono 167—9. Poor Eyesight CANNOT as cunao. our rr cm as vanv noon RELIEVED av THE use or A . fill iiiiiiiliii BANK TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pf“. E. H. Mathewson John H. Knapp Samuel Grummnn Joolar R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin Christian Sworn 1. HOP“! Mlln If. mm Nomnilt. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ————-—- BUSINESS. 1 crime - . $100,000.00 1—1———- ounPLuo AND roost-rs $170,500.00 JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-Pros. JAcos M. LAYTON. Cashier. DIRECTORS. Henry Seymour John H. Light. Fred H. Rowan . DAVID W. RAYMOND. Funeral Directol and Embolmer. luldonoo, 0 Washington Ill-cot. Tolophono at homo. 1M! Welsbach Light. WE ARE FULLY SUPPLIED WITH A NUMBER OF DESIGNS WHICH CAN BE SUITABLY SELECTED FOR ANY use. CALL AND nacatvs THE BOOK- LET. “A Little Talk on Gas" YOU WILL THEN SEE WHY YOU NEED ONE. "Halli” lilillll. itiilgiiingit Phone 68. EVERY LADY’B DREGBING CHAM- , BER. should be equipped With I. ddinty. coinin Enameled Lavatory. Have you ever stopped to consider how delightfully convenient it would be to intro hot and cold running water water in your dream chamber. sloop- hig Abutment of rat floor toilet room! its presence would odord you the blunt. degree of comfort. We will madly quote you prices. Our tooth Not-walk. Conn. HOTEL VICTORIA Ind Electric Light: throughout. Ev- ory room hosted. dlt Coo celebrated Wines, Liquor. and Olson always on hand. T. J. SULLIVAN, Proprietor. 1i.1'«‘. . THE NEW ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT EUROPEAN PLAN. Our room: o special feature. Gan RATES REASONABLE. Finely stocked Colo In connection A full line of Ackcr, Merrill 0. Con Toiophone Call. 396—3. Gold Wall Paper AT COST. If you intend to paper your home this spring you will reap a benefit b1 buying your wall paper now. We an closing out our entire stook of Gold Wnll Papers of cost in ordor to make room for now goods. Buy now and you take the profit. ’ Our Paper 1111111;ch understand bang- ing wall paper. _' i" I rm ‘ Crockery, Lamps, Home Furnishing Goods. Palutoro' bupplloo. TO ORDER. Window Shades, Picturc Framing SPECIAL. Cloth Window Shades with Fringe. .ltio; White Curtain Poles. with Fix» tum. lilo. 1 ‘ ‘ Pointing. Pupor flouting aim Plint- inu. ‘ L H. DECKER, of Washington «not. Tot. Con. tooth Norwolk. WW Till JOHN I. . LA WHERE]: 1 102176113. "gkhghwnanc 11.1. from? com honors sham form 3 for Colds. Neutaitiiu The ldibes Pharmativ. WV...“ “Mp... Gottlicb’s, 11 North Main street. Booth Norwolit Fine Budding Lois For sale at very low figures. For prices, particular and toms, Jacob M. Layton, REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 5 Railroad Ave.. Headaches. SO. NORWAL‘ Min’s Sluts W CLOTHING SHOES AND ' FURNISHINGS. 1 IN NORWALK PARK ltchrlcfcd Property. Address So. Not-wail? . flue WPiuni11glonr lione half I desire to malto It known that I 1.... opened a plumbing shop and will do all kinds of plumbing, tin work, steam and gas fitting. ' ARTHUR E. BENEDICT. 5 Monroe Street. 016 (Sin. mm South Norw‘aik. ‘ FRANK c. VAN scov. PLUMBING. STEAM, ‘ HOT WATER, AND GAS FITTING. Tin, Sheet "AI-Iron, Copper 1. and Zinc. 50 South Main Street. Telephone 137-3. South Norwalk. Conn. 1841 THE JONES 81 HOTCHKIS Wall 3 Paper. in 1 little forgot than ovor buy nico good- horo. You we do the work in tho vary manner. 1 ' contracts for how will still be glad to submit ; » your work. , u 1 L1fe Is a Chance. Life Insurance is a dead certainty. V Begin the New Year by insuring with, F. H. FIELD, General Agent, . i United Bank Bldg. 80 Norwalk, Conn. Telephone 336-5. in 19651 . PLUMBING 'AND STEAM " HEATING . . HOT WATER HEATING. t. HOT AIR HEATING. .9 ITOVES AND RANGE: ILATE AND TIN RODFI Q an and Btoom Fitting. Goo Fixtures. Motel Coiling, lb. Hov. you seen our stool: of RICHMOND RANGES? COMPANY. 17 WALL 0711111111. nonunion. Our stock of novr ma. 1m ‘ We have tokens good:
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