use?“
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly.
cloudy with light rain lamiboniglttaand
Thursday. An area of low pressure
over the mt'fdlorn nations.“ produe
lug considerable "cloudy weather with
light snow in the lake region. Anoth-
er disturbance is producing cloudy
weather with ‘lmhtruiflr‘h tm ”Well.
Mississippi Valley. Those disturbances.
will move slowly eastward and pro
duce in this vicinity slowly rising tem-
pcraturos with unsettled weather and
probably light. ruin on‘ Thursday.
l
Charles E. Seymour is spending to ‘
day in New York.
A rehearsal of nests Tribe, 1. 0. R.
M. degree team was held last even-r
mg. . ,1
in the springtime you renovate your
house. »Why netz'yourhody? Home 1
tcr's Rocky Mountain Tea drives out
impurities, cleanses and enriches the
bloodand purifies the entire system.
35 cents. ’ Plaisted’s Drug Store‘. ' '
Captain Edmund .Zeluff. of Concord
street. is able to be out. after an at-
tack of the grip.
Mrs. John Redway. of 99 Ely ave-v
nuc. remembered her husband, last
night, with a daughter.
Mrs. F. E. Raymond. ,0! Spring
street, is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Charles Penvfleld, of Springfield, Mass.
—-“Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite and what i did
eat distressed me terribly. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me.”-—-J. H. Walk-
er. Sunbury. Ohio.
The Fulday Afternoon Club will
meet on. March 9. at the residence of
Mrs. Philip N. Smith, 21 Bayview ave-
nue.
George Schaub. of New York city,
is visiting her daughters. Mrs. Henry
Fl‘oeb and Mrs. Berg, of Meadow
street. .
Golden Rule Circle, Kings Daugh-
ters. will meet with Mrs. Edison K. St.
Jollny'on- Friday, March 9, at 7:30
o’clock. '
A son was,born to Mr. and Mrs.
Harry - Gutteridgc. Tuesday. Mrs.
(lilttcridge wasformcrly Miss Pansy
Wotlnore. Mother and child are doing
well.
—-Shad. extra. large Long Clams, all
kinds, Fresh “singed. tic lb. (\iutbill's.
William 1’. Cole. of Fairfleld avomle
was able to get. out, yesterday for the
first time in a Week. during which time
he has been fighting an attack of chills
and lover.
'I‘liroo little rules we all should keep.
To make life happy and bright,
Smilo in the morning. smile at noon.
'l‘uke Rocky Mountain Tea at night.
l’lulsied's Drug Store.
1—...
A new plate glass front was installv
cd yesterday in the Donovan store in
Washington street occupied by A. .I.
Angovine it Colilpany, replacing the
one that was cracked.
WW.
”I! you are thinking of buying a
new or second hand Auto. call on L. M.
Wright. 'i‘olephonevlotoz.
linens Tribe. 1. 0. R. M.. held a
mmting last evening. at which the
Iulll committee rendered Its report.
siiowluglthe recent masquerade to
have been lilo most successful ever
held by the tribe.
—-lioaton Symphony Concert. Bridge-
port. March 19. Tickets on sale at
i-ilcincrt‘s. South Main street.
-wgw
Contractor ”ML. Tourney stunted
work, yesterday. on the new light
lltlllliti. The derrick schooner was tall-
ill) to Wilson's Point. where she was»
loaded llllil then taken to the light.
whore work was commenced.
W
w’l‘lrkota purchased at Sicilicri'u
uiol‘ti. for nootouinmpllolly convert,
Will be reserved March )3, one day
lllltlilll of regular halo.
~ gotho‘roto him 0
‘ the intercom the “go
fiho'iuw inrthocmmoslmo
gem": until than last juror was‘acceptod.
¢u> n. at; meadow . o ‘
matters go forward, that o. €33 d3
d8 mournenwerecxauuood honors. the
jury was selected. 'i‘heilrat man one ‘
policed , wasfloorgc ‘Slomp. Howell . ,
excused by the state. John H. Reid ' is
accepted. Author Bl... Wheeleryof. Fairy
‘as
. r”
mm Tori on. and
there was considerable curiosity on
the part oi members channel)“. and
u
onerll accused on;
o
o clouds-
Jul-y Quit“! .
It took but a short time to select
road,
bros-quarters ”from the
was encased.” them“, “ Arthur
Burr. of Trumbull. was the first int-gr
field". the next ina'n exariilned, was oo-
copied. as ‘wastilliame‘B. Gilberto":
Ridgeileld. making three jurors drawn.
Conrad .Walfdlwflto Gounod
state. . Frederick «G.
the state's first challenge. Edgar G.
Jennings, of Easton. m J. Brush
Hosted. of Greenwich, were accepted
aloud and Edward M. ”Bradley were
the third and fourth men excused by
the state. pom-or Stratum, or
Monroe, and Edward M. Kneen.. of
«Shelton.- were accepted as sixthooad \~
seventh jurors. George W. Clark is 70
him :frolm‘jnry service. George 3W. :
the suite. Walter Chatterton, being '
deaf. was excused by the court.
Thomas McCorkell was also excused
by the‘rourt.‘ William ‘A‘. Wildman, or
Danbury. entered the panel as the
excused.
cepbed as tenth juror. John C. Bar~
ringer and George H. Dimond were
both excused. Samuel Areas and
Seth F. Keeler were each iii-tum chill»
longed by the defense. George M.
Bradley was the sixth“ man excused
by the court. George Reinecke, of
Southport. became the eleventh lary-
man. and Samuel B. Fancher, of
Weston. was the twelfth juror select-
cd. completing the panel.
Of the l7 rejected talesmeu-. seven
were excused by the stale. four by the
defense, and six‘ by 'th ‘court. '
State Opens.
After the jury was empancled and
the case presented to the jury Mr.
Judson- took up the duties of the
prosecution. ' .
Heuthen outlined the case, by the
introduction of physicians Who made
the examination of the murdered
woman, after the shooting and who
performed the autopsy on the‘ body
after the woman’s death. Port. one of
the'abdomeu in ,a sealed can i
who] were introduced lnovidence by
Dr. G. ll. Porter anti were by him
identified as that part of the abdo-
men of the murdered woman penc-
lrated by the revolver bullet which
ended her life as she lay upon her
bed beside, her husband the night of
the shocking. '
Plans of the House.
Civil Engineer Nash of Stamford was
called upon to designate the original
house positions of variousnrtiolcs of
furniture on a map of the promises
drawn by him of the room wherein
the shooting oil Mrs. Butler took place
and the rooms adjoining it. He also
identified maps he haunrawn of that
portion of the city of Stamford over
which the state claims lleroy Butler
l’etcr Monroe to the scene of his al-
leged crime and from there to Dr.
F. Scbavoir's. where he was at that
time employed.
Tracing Butler's Movements.
The distance from the Peter Mon-
roc house where Butler attended a
party the night of March ii. the night
of the murder. to the Butler house.
is our-third of a mile, or 1.732 feet.
The distance. from tire Butler house
to Dr. Schavolr’s. going through Main
strcct. as Butler claims he went, and
as Eugene Nash ukuo'wludgedwould
be a natural way for ll man to go.
is 7.954. practically a mile and
hail.
residential streets and through
practically a mile and a half.
distance from the Rotor
‘ciilc streets is 4.0135 feet four
'i‘lftbs of a mile.
(W
hour it.
that
was standing at. ho
claimed by the defense
butler waded that spot.
claims he could lint have
there without ()illccr lillmn seeing
him. which hc did um:““"iongllloor
Nash testified that the distance from
Mill River street from xPolar Mon:
fl.—
aunts. “harmonise." l
lipanitlng doliu‘bot cure children of
If it did there Would be
There
is a constitutional cause for this. Mrs.
M. Hummers. Bax me. Notro Dame.
ind. will send her home treatment to
she all: no money.
Write her today if your children tron!
Don't blame the
child. The chances are it can't boil:
bod wetting.
few children that would do It.
our mother.
bio you in this war.
it.
Fresh or (iémild
5 roo‘s to Dr. iioiulvolr‘s by wa
of the
golf grounds and Hlillindu e park
and labor uni‘mdlleniod streets. is a
total 38)! 1.1le feet. 'ur otl’o'fliil devout
tenths miles. Mr. Nash admitted
that the route designated was not. one
that a person would naturally take in
passing between the points designer»
on. and he admitted that at that
time of, your, with ”snow on the
ground. the walking would be (my
thing but desirable and that person-
ally. half its been going between the
two points he would not have taken
that route. .
Phsthmograplis :5 thmaer totem;
.9... . pay a. on on
as exhibits in the humor trial were
again introduced without objections
hold" the “defense and were identified
and explained by the photographer
who took thorn. Other exhibits were
introduced and by the tune court ad-
journed for the day most of the em
limiters in
«Moshe .‘
. . , . , Houbleln was .
‘chllensa‘d by tiresome. and this Was
fourth and fifth jurors." ,Seth Ray. '
years old‘and deaf. The court excused! -
Clark was the Lilith man «3th [by .
eighth juryman, and Edson Intimate, i
of Wilton. was accepted as the ninth. ,
'Thomas 'Halpln. the court
Oscar H. Meeker. of. Danbury. was ac- ‘
passed in going from the residence of .
a
The distance from the Butler
house to or. Soliavolr‘s.‘by way (1;
go
links at Hillandulc park is 7.769 feat.
'l‘ 9
Monroe
house to the corner of Main and Pa-
, This on distance
was brought out by the state because,
it was ill that. point, Officer Button
9.
young
The state
passed
her age
section
and . , opal men in eye,
snitch
his , wars v‘ltli:
‘ ‘ oy‘otl‘thinkf'
c
It
lu-
Wo will out! you in
‘ filosilfwovery'bottlodf'yon with. Then if yo
‘ nod perfectly‘,“otisisoto .
11.50 will be p email!"
don't risk a cent.
Caldera for ‘l'li‘bg‘l‘d Col. his
or You mill 1} 0‘
M, by F
[add or 20 Quin“ furl
‘l‘.'_
,..
ij.‘«>.
as. "a «sump:
- sweat it , 'o " “1"“
reputation for doln canopy what we
f . Do oath
iulr. .S.Seuotors.Foro ,‘
5 . actor-sweats moomniond it and he:
wasn't absolutely pure and unadulterated?
Jusfthlnlr‘ those things over careful '
Your money back if you are not satiafi .
. h "i hove-found liolyiter’iiihl‘ukoy sac-puns
marks to show comma: FOUR. ,
B TTLES OF HAYNER PRlVATE STOCK RYE‘FO'R‘W ,
. pnytho express charges. Tohsithomc and sampleit.hnve your'doct .
swlnck to as
n * How could Milk! be fairer?
' was our nearest office and do
. i
new 00
' ‘ raw“.
‘ molt,“j .
out! encapsulation: order. !
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‘ ”'om‘tl
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u don’t-find it last as 179.“, ‘5“ if“
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,,
FASHIONS .‘ANEv your-MAM
. WBINKLEB.
“The House Beautiful suggests‘blne.
and yellow as an attractive color sche-
pic for a dining room. The yellow.
are the daffodil colors and the deepest
shade Is used for the ceiling. There
is a stencil of daffodili blossoms about.
the wood panels, and the blue-and-
yellow scheme is carried out in both
rugs and curtains. .
There is too great a tendency to.
,spend much money on the parlor of
the home. I think it should lie-evenly
distributed about the house. There’s
one room that is lunch neglected. the
nursery. in many homes even where
there are small children. there is no
nursery, and yet no Corner of the
house pays better returns for thought
and labor than that where the child-
ren play. Make it bright. and corn-
i’ortablc. and let it, be so simply for-
nlsllcd that the children can go there
and have a good time without litter-
ing up the compuuy‘rooms of the
house. ‘
Fifty cents a yard is all that. is aka-
a- ’cd for it printed chiffon vollo and the
panic is sufficient to giro one a good
idea of the beauty of the farm for
spring and. summer wear, Chi ‘on has
a charm for all women. and is
lllcrc that docs not like yollc" '. good
many ladies arc buying it in tlic dark
or colors for lruvcling drosscs lu‘i'llllbt‘
it is so cool and comm-fable and it
not. harmed by dampness.
Many rows of val lane of ii tint
«mildly like the real are arranged upon
the frame of a theatre or hclwcclr
seasou hat. The edge of the brim is
bound with gold gauze and a wreath
of pink roses surrounds tho crown
alld strays over the caught up brim at
one side.
by.
wlnlcl' suits are laid nuldc.
gauntlet cuffs. and girdle.
This is the set-rel of
Mothers‘ Magazine":
for tho scanty figure.
seen among the silks and crcpos.
PURE BLOOD IS A DEFENSE.
It. means safety. A person whose
blood is in an impure and Impovcrlsh»
ell condition is in the greatest danger
of catching tiny infectious or epidemic
disease. Dr. Kennedy's ll‘avoflin
Remedy is the mildcsl, safest and sur-
estwpurliior of lhe-hlorul, thus striking
at the root of Kidney. Liver and Iliad-
tl.00 at all drugglais.
.It
-
Is in
sourced!
action or
Y
filo
W
hlblls thal will figure In the (”£89 “imam” ,
W" M mm» “.4... ‘ pondmtcll. trouser “aluminium“, kills.
archway onto. ' communes” ‘ . 9 ..
crutch cirrus. at “~ch to ~
I . . v -, . . .r , »
my «scream "l my a Milfiii'iw-m‘
I
Muffs of flowers of many malino
or chiffon ruffles are curl-loll with the
lighter spring costumes as the heavier
A bodice especially becoming to tho
slim figure. is composed of wldc hori-
zontal tucks, each headed by embrol~
dcry or ribbon. a contrasting material
being. used (or a small slmpeutlor waist
remaining
young given by a contributor to "The
‘l‘t is to make
life lovely for others. and to absorb
into your being the best qualities of
. , l. .1 lt‘cbuary, A. 11.1906.
:mdhand heart that tiny have u r. ya , JOHN J. WARREN.
i Thc capo jackets are worn with tho ‘ ’ Applicant.
‘ princess skirts just as the hourly bo’
Ioros are. bill they are a gland dcsign
"Aluminum" is the vcry dcllcnio
shade of gray which you may have
. “We! th
Immomfli’tofithmal
‘ ‘ n: t
| columns etloe CHIEF RE-
" ,STNGB.
BRlSTOl.. March amount of Police
award 0. Arms last night tendered
h s resignationio the board of warden?
and lilirgleeses to'tali’e ei‘ioct April ‘1.
He has been at the head of the police
force herelior clawed years. His real.
son'for resigning is that he Intends to
go into business with his father. ills
successor has not Yet. been chosen.
.26 DodginOf ,
[life 3‘» as
in Mohairs. Nun’s Veiling. Im-
ported Vestings. plain and fancy;
regular prices froirn $1.59 to $3.00,
.a‘ . -:.‘ a
Topsy Tardy Sale Price.
99c
The Boston Store,
NORWALK.
'l‘o theiioard of (lolluty Cinnmlsskm-
era of F‘alrficld County.
1 lit-ruby apply for a license to sell
Splrituous and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale. Luger Beer. Rhino Wine. and (Tie
Norwalk. My place. of business is not
located within 200 feet in a direct line
of a Church edifice or public school
house. or the promisca pertaining
thereto, or any post olill-c. public lib.
rary or cemetery.
Dated in, Norwalk, this can. day or
We. the undersigned. clot-tors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of tilt?
Town of Norwalk. licrchy olldm‘st‘ the
application of the above named John
.1. Warren ,ior such license.
listed It .Norwalk. this 38th day of
h‘cbruary. A. ll. liitlti.
John Oldenschillgor. William Iii. lien-
illmln. Jacob Wolf. ll‘rnnz Kocour.
Henry C. Froob.
i‘1loreby certify that the above nam-
«cd endoruors lire olccidru and taxpay-
1cl‘u, all defined by law, of tho ’l‘uwu
’of Norwalk.
l baton of Ntrwulk. llils null any of
., liillii.
ANNIE Ill. liMI'l‘lI.
. ,ugiilugt. ’l‘lgwn (dork.
ir‘ubruury. A.
when eunuch; it top. despotism mam;
9 will“ tailbone .
and the most maul,
bah?
dagger: thou» and Bill m. to bathe the throne
«manometer-rm Widths some. to
mirrors, stops the
, > totiievlgog
s
dime ‘
w. have anti-"lira "991'” dill!"
‘ EX“, brlnqhour cu \ t K I L
‘ hnxlouo to have you‘l‘ jlld
Our
hanging wall . paper.
luckily, l.rlll|is,~illlllreilllllislllilii
_ Cloth “Window Shades with Fringe,
:26c; White Curtain
um, 1,00. ‘ . , 3.
u ’
l
- L. muscles, i
Tel. 0
i. .
isnonunsas,
dor at l52 Washington strum. Town of _
_, o ansohools of
medium “and realign euros. “waded with ‘n
3 Worthless. and
remedy taken internally on
elm lemmas Banal. tho germictdo bai-
, ,' alone has triumphed in every case for 90
au-
harmful. because no
1y, ovor;did or can
with. In a ,.
orkot‘hffor , a l- ”but; fiat
enduomo wall on“ infill this Egg-ado
9 think a orownln ‘lu‘lnpthtl‘Nio’ol'o
intent upon
l
Paper Honours understandl
it
floods, liable-limits;
TO ORDER.
Window 8hadel,~Pioturo Framing.
‘ goods section. Range of styles. range
of. colors. range of prices "most com-
pletc.
uni—n.-
SPECIAL
Pain. with Fix-
.’.
Pairing, lump flailing
37 Washington Street.
on.
fresh Fish
mm In" 1
5 lbs.. 'Zlic
Abdomen loans or mu oaL- .
mmwmwm
.t . o ...... "I 1...... ,
-.‘ ass-'4.
. wt... J,
lmt
l
AT séécml. emcee.
READ THIS LIST: ‘
Lil lbs. Granulated Sugar, $1.00
Our Very Best mlttcr. per 1b., 25c .
ll lbs. Pure lanai Lard. 25c ,
4 lbs. Compound hard, 25c
:l pkgs. Mother‘s Oatmeal, 25c
7 bars Ozone Soap. 250
2 pkgs. Cream of Wheat, 25c
‘3. ca Bart tour ‘25::
3 cu ‘s Milk”... w. .r We
3 lanolin Baked has ,mc; s lbs.."25c
24 Cottage Ave. East Norwalk, 'Ct.
Tel. Coll, 223—3.
. l
arm Up
w
the exposed corner
room, the'boiy win?
new. (if T7116" room
that gets no sun,
withef" . _
GAS “HEATING
fill the Grippiiiol‘l (lupin.
, . '-’......r.‘,“‘l
I M? 3" till" :1»
‘II' so mu radii.» $5,.ch
caucuses. ruuvwvncl.’ IUMLY
TAKI rue out»! our orjvoui
r‘i‘fiodiidit. "
and white and blue and white. Very
special at 500 yard.
‘nun's vcillngs and albatross. at 50cc 8.
ya
ml white, brown and white, and nov-
‘Elty mixtures, at 50c yard.
line of the newest colors, at 600 a
yard. “ ’ *
spring“ is in ~ 36
lEvidonces erupting are tolbe so‘cliiin’dlvdl'y‘occnon “it“
,Those evidences aarc strengthenin , Nikolaos, long W ‘
drop will be arrayed Millwright. fresh merchandise at i. '1
onion. You'll be particularly interested wheniwo tell” '
these new goods are rightly bought ‘ .
sold. ' ' '
' {DWEaS 60003 OEGTION
iii
AT ITS BEST
High-wafer mark now in the dress
Wool shepherds checks in black
.A full range of colors ln'all-wool
rd. , .
38 in. all wool black and white. blue
is in. wool brilliantine, all colors.
also "bleak. at $1.00 a 'y
spacial Wit '89s.
Till! SELLING pseudo
silk selling is so acti't'e.‘ New? ,
silks so economically: ricod.
chooseyowjyouxocto- okrot
China silks. at 60cc yard.
at die a yard. .
special at 89c a yard.
and are going to. he
~54 inch. broadclotufléauf
'62 indh all when 'blstik Fr '
There's little ' to. wqhde
A beautiful assortment of
all inch all silk taffeta, new: -
silk. u ‘ ”
oft '
27 inch block taffeta
'36 inch black taffeta silk, '9
“new: * .. »
v.1
a... < :...I......, a...
of All- oer Laces for Waists,
, v
Duo tonsil
Groceries l
u‘ .
-WW ~—
__....‘......._. ...T. M
gigiE: 12$) 5 ”Egg?“ two to make the collection the best to be found in this
HADDOCK. ' in 1b.: °u “an M misjudged» 9° ’“5 $3 clover t0 Wfinfifie-
Isainur, lac hall . , / ‘ . , ,. _ ' ..
STEAK coo. «12c lb. f , . . . ‘ ‘ ‘ it
SPANISH MACKEREL, ‘ 12c 1b.. ‘ '? » . . g _ ,’ ‘ .
STEAK SALMON. lilo pl. , W : . _~. - . ‘ . .. I, . 1 .
nous CLAMS AND orsrsas, 30c :55 WASHINGTONSTHEET. ~ ‘
Do you know
a.
HOBERTS ENTERTAINED BY FOR.
ESTERS.
NEW BRITAIN. March 7.—~Mcmbcrs
of the Foresters of America from Hart-
ford and this city gave a reception.
last night in lienner's armory to Go-
vernor Roberts and Mayor Henncy, of
Hartford, in honor of...lho. garcruor
having become a member of the or-
der.
pANcEas 0F PNEUMONIA.
A colder this that» ii neglected is
liable cause pneumonia Which is so
often fatal. and even when the patient
has recovered the lungs are weakened,
making them peculiarly susceptible to
the development of consumption. Foi-
ey‘s Honey and Tar will stop the
cough, heal and strengthen the lungs
and prevent. pneumonia. La Grippe
coughs yield quickly to the wonderv
3-85 Washinztcm street. ‘, ‘~ ~
.- somellli‘ngN'“
You’ll is: delighted with our 1W
. . which have just arrived. 'I'hcx'iflhi
zing newness of the patterns will charm you. Every effort has.
Do I know whom ?
Herna& Gone Go
What do they sell ?
Ask your neighbor.
Telephone 450.
,A Full Line of Novelliias”;Eliot,-W
i
f‘
430m right and when l on Al
W91?
coon-I uoaw“ .
S‘l'
them ?
Adackoi all‘i"
is not what the peeple want volt
ire good workmanship. May,
._._.
lo dune. its clone.
saw-Hun a. seam.
Plumbing. Tlnnlng and, 3mm 1"
6 Monroe street. So. N99"
K":
1847. ‘ ,
PLUMBING AND fluid;
HEATING! i,
nor WATER astound. -
nor AIR HEATIN
orovoo AND Mild ‘
Si ore.
nu curative qualities of Foley’s lion-
ey and TM.
“just as good."
,”.—.—
AMERICAN‘R?
(.VONSH‘ANTINOI’LE‘. March 7.- Alli»
There in politics else
Plalsiod's Drug
it
UADRON EXPECTED
BEIRUT.
“MI m M
an and Ito-m F
In Fixtures. Metal nullity
Nov. you soon our
alcnmonn RAND“
lid
. There is only one way to cure do
» inflamed condition or the mucous“
. lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
, this tube is inflamed you have a ruri- .-
‘. bllng sound or imperfect hearing.
, when it is entirely closed. Deafness is
crlcull cruiser submit-on commanded
by Rear Admiral Higsboo is expected
to arrive al iloirut. Elyrla. tomorrow
and stay there llll'titiudflyfluafldil' which
the warships will go to Alexandria.
Enrol. i .
n . flw-v—rré-“r'w
. DIAFNEBB CANNOT BE CUHED .
by local applications. as thcy cannot
reach the diseased portion of the or}.
constitutional
bell. and that is by
an
remedies. Business is caused by
and
this result. and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restor-
bo destroyed iorov‘orrnino collo- out
olden are calmed by Oaiarrh. which is
nothing but an inflamed condition 0
Hits “mucous surfaces: - .
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of business locum
oaturrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s
Galen-h (lure. sand for, circulars.
free. .
i". J. CHENEY 81. (10., ii’ulolio. Ohio.
fluid by Ili‘llilg‘llilu. ’Iful.
Tulle ,liull‘s ‘li‘amiiy Pills for (toast-l;
“all“; WWW-Judi, ,
more.
“ it Ilicil'wilo lulled himself
ed to its normal condition. hearing will'
bl”
hams
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