Chiba
, give an eizhlhitl'ou o't gthe work oi! the
III! “Erma 8 ring»,
brown: ":00, 6 6 6
Iocod on tho brldo poor Hofnor’o
999 more. Item or pubilootlon ore
Ilootod dolly. Thoy ohould ho clun-
- .by the writer“ no on evidence 9!
con to Ith.
Julius Basses. who has had blood
poisoning is able to be around again.
Frank Boerum hose succeeded Cap-6
Iain William Y6unx in cemmand of the
steamer Bondiflurrl er.
Ata affstime Athletic
t was voted to
greeting all
girl last eve
club at an early date.
The rexiilar weekly prayer meeting
wns held liiht 698 g, at the East Ave.
nue Methfist Chu Rev Edward
Cunningha led the63 meeting.
The dance in'ent’ list of flat? East Nor-
walk Fire strict ii on c at E. E.
Gorham's store. There wil be a meet
lag of the Board of Relief of the dis
trict on March 24.
Tonight there will be a meeting of
the Junior Pr flax Band of the East
Avenue Metho tChurch The meet-
ing will be under the leadership of
John L’Hommsdleu.
The stoop Hattie it. Captain Rey
nolds, went high and thy yesterday up
on a couple of bogs down the river.
Captain Reynolds has not succeeded in
getting the craft off yet.
A force of men is at work painting
the dippers at the Radel Oyster shop.
The concern is still opening oysters
but the greatest demand seems to be
over and most 09113.63 oysters opened
are for the soup department.
*—
A special meeting of the Otildial
Board of the East Avenue Methodist
Church was held last cvenin after the
weekly prayer service. he fiscal
year is closing, and the Board was
straightening up matters in preps‘i-a
tion lot the new year.
The young girls or East Norwalk
have formed 0. Girls‘ Athletic Club and
will hold their first meeting In the
Pastimes rooms, Randall's Hall, this
evening at 7:30 sharp. it Is desir
that. all members be present as it wil
be .r very important meeting
The Pastimes Jr.. will play a pick,
cd team from Win lpank tomorrow or
citing at their hal. The young men
and women of East. Norwalk are invit-
cd to attend. A fast game Is expect-
ed. This is the second game with
the Winnipauks. the Pastimes \viniiliid
the first game.
Captain George Van Alsty‘ne, infill-6
prietor of the Crescent Laundry. In or
the opinIOn that the vernment
should put bell buoys on all letter box-
cs and telegraph poles. If not’boll
buoys why at least a light. Yesterday
as Captain Von Astyne was wendinx
his way to his laundry lie collided
with the letter box in front of Hainer 5
store. The impact was so severe that
it dr ow blond do on. a Win Alotyne' s
head The latter ox sustained no
damage. The cause '0: the collision
is believed to have hen the driving
snow and a all ht error of the com
pass. It bell nor: were aimed on
~ach lettcr box. accidents of this kind
could easily be averted.“
The pool game at Hofner' a last oven-
ing was between Whiter Lewis and
Wilhom Wicko 199on was rated 80
and Wicke 100. The dual score was
Wicks 100 and Lewis 98. Arthur Dav
acted as micron and. wager mailman
an scorer. The score Was do fol-
lows:
Wioko. Lowlo.
ii .2
28-4 17-41
87 81
45 88
53—1 ,34
85 3 7
75—1 1 ,
4 .
I: 5-. .
97—«1 91—1
100
The next game wiiibo “$11 day
night between 1). Noah and oil. luck.
the former rotor 80 d the latter rat.
ed
9
r
sill
nilr 5:
grandmother Mrs. E. C. Gainer
the same kind as the onc recently
. to
’ make permanent homes there.
Mr. and mo. More Scott. at no.-
waytun. about 8
Mrs. Henry Will
. ‘ oi
.nosiiei 5 tartaric. nfmeri
,. in Harr- T505555. bull ion at
the corner of how ton and Railroad
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2 cans ALASKA SALMON ......... 25d
2 ca'ns Bart'rnarr‘ beans ........ 255
3 cans MILK. ............. . ..... 26:56
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Damon AND NQROTON.
For the bonoiii oi the rooidonto oi
Dorian. on nwo b Ilotln boord Ioud lot:
«fr 671996 by; ov‘fibcon plood n ironv
ilonio %9 item m9.
hrti'oomg will be
ornob’n. N06! for
gull‘aiicotlon, but oo o guorontoo of good
a
on items muot be oignod. Agents"
for 1'ho Evening ti ol in Dorlcn oro
Thoddeuo Ioilh ‘ . Slouoon and
Wolloco Sharp, my cone to any
of tho obovo hill rocol o prompt at
Iontlon.
Mrs. Henson of Noroton has gone
South on a two week's visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cushman re-
turned laat week from a winter in
Washington. 6
Mr. and Mrs. David Campbell spent
3111}qu with Mr. Campbell's parents
In Cranbury.
Miss Helen Brummcr is visiting her
In
Newark. NJ
Mr. and Mrs l uls Stoornz and
son returned Mon 5. from a visit
In car. Chester.
F. Webb has a new collie dog of
lost by his bl‘oiher.
The net amount received at the
sup i‘ and entertainment of the M
E. irrch last week was $43.
A number of Noroton people expect
leave March 27 for Florida to
Miss Rose Bi nor, of Port Chester
arrircd chues ay for a visit or sc-v
oral weeks with Mrs. Louis Stoor-zu.
The “New Briby” was given by Miss
Helen Ilrunimcr as an encore at the
recent entertainment of the Epworih
League.
William J Fielding is Installing a
tut-neon and hot water pipes in his
residence. ‘C. W. Manchury has the
contracts ‘ ‘
Mr. Forest 6a! Stamford and Miss
Alice Hodges, of Port Chester. were
the recent guests oi Miss Susie Will-
mott.
M r'.
u-n—u—c
Matthew i‘laherty's funeral. on
Sunday. was very largely attended
from St. John's it. C. Church. Nora
ton.
The Dorian auction of Volunteer
Life Savors on water gave an exhibi-
tion at the Volunteer H. & 1... Co.’ a
cr‘iginc house at Newton. Tuesday eve
n as
Dr. Albert bowls House has arrived
in Darlen and Is nicely settled in his
rosidoncc and office. the William i-iind-
ley place. Main street, near Sedgwich
avenue.
6 dinner. Tucsda
. Mrs. Henry 0. Street. Dorian Miss Ka-
Mrn. John Drummer entertained at
Mrs. Mead of Siam-
lord. Mrs Tolcs of South Norwalk.
grown (louver. oi Mount Morrison, N.
l r
r
a
A relics of whlot parties will be
given soon. the proceeds of which will‘
be devoted to the purchase of lamps
for the streets of Dorian. The iirot‘
will its kind at tho reoidonce oi Morin
”Nations.
1. E. Ballard has on exhibiion o
her of very fine post cards giving‘
a of South NorWollr and Rotor!
t. The are issued by stealer
men, of orwolli, brother of Drug.i
somuoic.8m1miia.dibarioo.
Mrs. William Fleming met with on
oldest this week by {oiling down Iii]
n
vi
ii,
i to! rib but fort tly was not:
ion. A s time omi-
i on 8.88
: ”I‘ll
' ports
2‘ guru Nona
. 59%in: i 5598.5,
air in the
y Hit. the
may be found
used atria tire to case of a short
supply ot‘wator elsewhere.
We
Dr. Nixon reports the Injuries re-
solved by Livingston?!
not. broken
EYE? "waffle Min: froc-
tured. and his face severely bruised.
He is doing well. and there will be no
permanent disfigured: at.
Mrs. William Willniott. Jr.. was gi-
ven a surprise rty. saturday by save»
ray of her yoliii‘g'fllbii
ed dancing untila
its}. supposed.
E Iiiboo’ braille: word Miss Susie Alexan- ,
tier. Mr. and Mrs. George Schle nter.
‘v Fred Smith. Ben St. John. Jr.. Arthur
Blinn and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van
Dine.
a n. Miranda‘s had rented 5.5
, building formerl. a hat shop. on Beo-
ver street. whic Io lio'w owned by
' Charles Hurbut. Mr. Mlllspaugh will
use the tbuildingc In his business as
at ca pen or con 0 .
l’ the on ooh 0ffifip tins}: I559
spring as good, and already has con-
tracts (or three buildings to be erected
In Bethel and three others In Dan‘
Bethe! correspondent of Don-
Staples and Dolaiiii trope bound over
yesterday morning on the charge of
burglary
Tracked four miles by their foot-
prints in the light snow, two burglars
_. were held up at the monies or three
shotguns Tuesday evening, marched
back to Westp‘orfl. and filaocd on trial.
When “Kid" Stapch or Providenc
and “Monty“ Doian. of Lowell. next tr"
burglary in Westbort It villi not be in
the home of Frank .Raymond, chain
man of the Norwsk Board or Fire
Underwriters Mrs. Raymond discov-
ered the men in her hence and Mr.
Raymond, his coachmapapd his son.
all with shotguns chased them four
miles and caught them.
CRANBURY.
Albert Wellnitz Is on a
trip to New York.
business
Miss Katie Littenxer. of Norwalk.
was home Sunday.
Mro. Anna Adams visited Mrs. Brady
in Norwalk. Wednesdb by
Miss Frances Gregory oi Danhury.
was home over Sunday.
George Skene. of Yale. New Haven.
was hove over Sunday.
Mrs. James Buttery spent. Tuesday
with relatives at Popular Plains.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Gre ory spent
Sunday with relatives in ilton.
Mrs. Caroline Wymun, of Poplar
Plains. visited Sunday with Mrs. Barn-
us.
Miss Josie Pink, of South Norwalk.
was a guest of Mrs. Anna Adams. Sun-
day. .
F. id. Gregory has several men at.
work gruveding a section of Partrlck
street.
Bert Cogxswell, of East Norwalk.
has moved into the house with his
mothir hero.
The new orchestra. will furnish mu-
sic at the presentation of the drama
inI tlho Hall by the Cranbury Dramatic
Cu .
Mrs A. Raymond. of Norwalk vis'
lied Monday with Mrs. Frank Blake.
Leroy Phillips is confined to his
home with the grip.
A. iii. Case. who expected to move
”13:19 on a position at
Lockwood pa3y's automobile
stallion and will remit h' in Cinnbin'y
for the present. a
Several carryail loads of people from
West Norwalk and Dorian surprisede
F. 1". Clark at his home. Newtowng
avenue, Tuesday evening. A jolly time
was enitsyed by al and I a party re-
turned 15m.» In ih curly ours of the
morni as.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Crawford and Door
lain Crawford and family have begun
moving irorn their old house here to
their recently purchased place On Car»
on street. Norwalk, and Mr. and Mrs
urtia. of Ecol: stream, are moving in
the Crawford place, .
NEW cations.
Inna—-
Howark Scllcclt is convalescinx.
Mro. lillllah Knapp. of Vista, has
sold her form.
Nelson A. King With a visitor In
Bridgeport. 'I‘uoodoy.
New Haven. visitod'
Todd! lily.
L. M. Monroe. in. and James F.
Donoiiy visited Yolanynotordoy.
Editor W. m5: Kirk. all the soon-
ger. has pure add 200 more bosons.
animal’sé'l'fls 555395:th
Charles McKendry. of New
woo o [out at his wants.
and Mood-9.
IV”.
“5887
The“ Mmodiot odofei‘ow wIII be
Crboloo dd ...u
duo: the erectile: otflow
oinw ..
com»
'39, j .9
i
pdrew Taylor ~6
buds. who enjoy.
fllate hour. Among ~
_ Park street. '89! the
. Iye sever alli
conduction
om
donor: of John E. Horacio
Parker Cummlnos. ot.Brooklyn, who
has been vlsltlll'fl his parents in East
avenue, has returned to his home.
Gertrude M. Illmivonor has rents“l
ed her home in Oonoke avenue to 15
Remington. oi New York.
Miss Harriet E. Williams. at Bay
onno. N. J.. was‘arggapi of friends in
Harrison avenue. onday.
w”..—
Joseph A. Smith, of New York. has
rented the Mail ..B pager: place in
Motor. .
W
Dr. W. E. 1. Kirk and mm
6 . at Brooklyn. who have been visitind
parents In Railroad avenue. have re-
turned home.
Rear Admiral A. V. Reed has sold
his farm at’Mead‘s Corners. consisting
of dwelling, outbuildings and 38 acres
of land. to J. W. Cochrane. of New
York. who will reside there'perma
neatly.
-....
Danbury. Waterbury, Bethcl and
Winnipauk baseball teams are negoti-
ating with Manager John E. Her-cam
for a series of games here this sear
son. A new grand stand will he erect-
ed on the South avenue grounds. and
the field will be rolled and put in first
class shape
.—
The appointment of a new post.
master is attracting Interest. It. is
admitted that owing to the feeble
condition of Postmaster S, B. Hoyt. a
new postmaster must be appointed.
During his term Miss Mattie L
Hoyt. his daughter. has performed all
the duties of the office in a satisfac»
tory manner. and many friends strong
ly endorse her for postmistress.
The Carrie E. Briscpe farm in
Smith’s Ridge. .160 acres. has been
sold to E. H. Peck. of New York.
This place is considered to possess
some beautiful landscape scenes. and
is one of the highest points in town.
Mr Peck will make improvements In
the present residence and other
buildings. The hours Knapp farm. at
Vista. N. Y., has also been sold to
Mr. Peck. This tract contains 70
acres. Mr Peck will open up a road
through the land. which will give corr-
vonlent access from Smith‘s Ridge to
the Rldxcfleid road.
Given Hlo Roooono for Not Supporting
Philippines our.
NEW HAVEN, March 16.——-ln a let-
ter to William Beebe. of this city. Sien-
ator Frank B. Brnodcgcc explains his
position- in regard to the Philippine
tariff bill and states why he voted
against 'the measure. The letter is
in reply to one sent by Mr. Beebe nsk~
Inx him to send his rcason for not sup.
porting the bill. Senator Brandcxee
says in part:
The vote in the Senate Committee on
the Philippines was 8 to 5 against re-
porting the bill to reduce the taril‘f on
sugar. tobacco and ricc imported from
the Phileppincs to this country to 25
per cent. of the rates now existing un-
«61.156168 schedules of the Dinflley tar
At the end of three years the bill
provided for absolute free trade In all
mmcts oi the Philippine Islands.
lleve that if the proposed Phllllb
pins bill had passed as It came to our
committee. the rich Dutch companies
of Sumatra and Java would have cs
tabllohed branches In- the Philippine
islands and in that way Eur-Opeon pow
ers would have free access to the mar
lists of so. 080. 000 American consum-
"refit dAalatic labor would have been
with ourih 50.3
i do but beleve that we are trader
any obligations Whatever to the Fill-
plno people to ripen our markets to
them free of duty. We have given
them a better government than they
have ever known
Under American control their rove-
nueo are honestly collected and hon-
estly 'opont and spent entirely upon
their Wu ublic improvements and
their own' crnmo i
If we adopt a. polcy of free trade
with 01,800 islands. eight thous
and .mi irawsy In the Orient. and knit
them to no by commercial and finan-
cial tics and obligations. and then in
the future they are severed from us
either by Mom or by hoods Iui ‘dln-
position and become territory” at some
lot-elm power more we than to ruthless-
so: .which we have
nibecm r had (I minor-
Elfin“ “liairit
tfiiimiiiint’iisomum 0993i 666 the
3 ch are
rep Mt%%b¥ Japan or some oth-
vb stir ’ v ”16".:
marrow) Much“ must a
in; of the i0
"I, 63;"
i
' shawls that the peasants In 2 iii a
Cthlusseiberg district t e
‘ I'00m.6
EXPLANATION av MR. BRANDE.
GEE. ‘
Into Immediate competition 9:;
“5915 W
larval» or with?
oudonopp
tar" '
I“.
v
liar of Hill .
He, is the leader or the “Mamie of
0 finial P 0 lo” and h s been dis.
98 316’ service afid arrested ‘
ii “at! from
all 6666666 presses ed
35.“, 3 a peasant
6 ' 9
.9 restaurant
. is ten‘ 9W!!!
“many cases no r
[‘bilib cd. but the
clitl ms to have paths
The first
btlons had been
first blaze has
and slit towns.
as have been
trials is outed progressive delegates
a plant 48 conservatives. Election
9 occiirod at various Ilaccs In the
work In on
lock the elections into their own hands
and proceeded ou the basis of univer-
sal suffrage.
M
A LIVELY TUQBLE
. with that did enemy of the race Con-
stlpotlon. often ends In Appendicitis.
To avoid all so Iou's trouble with Stom-
ooh Liver and owels, take Dr. King' a
Life Pill l. Thoy perfectly reg’
51:50 these drxansmithout {min or die
“from. ' 25c at F. H. Box or' s. 80th
crush: and E P Wéed' s. Norwalk.I
druxxlsts. ' "
6 women cLua's MEETING.
New ember selected—Club to Have
int-Clan Baseball Team.
At the monthly meeting of the Nut-
the: Club, last evening. at the club
corner ot' Main and Wall
streets. one new member Harold Run-
die. of East Norwalk, was elected. It
968609 also voted to take out $500 worth
life insurance on the furniture.
Another matter discussed at length
was the clubs baseball team. which
will shortly be placed in the field. The
organisation numbers among Ihc mem-
bers mutcrlai” for a very goon nine.
-—~If you haven't the time to exer-
cise regularly. Dean‘s Regulars will
prevent, constipation. They induce a
mild. easy, healthful ‘action or the ho-
wels without. grlping. Ask your drug-
xiot for them. 25 cents. ,
NEW MEMBER OF STATE BOARD
OF HEALTH.
HARTFORD March iii—Governor
Roberts yesterday appointed Seldon B
Overlook. of Pomirot to ho a member
of the State Board oi Health. in place
of Dr. Townsend of New Huron who
has been appointed secretary of the
board, to succeed Dr. Lindsley, who
died a few days ago.
Solitary indeed is he who has no one
to think about but himself.
Jap-a Lac
FOR SALE BY.
Charles E. Dow.
HARDWARE.
no WASHINGTON STREET.
."who 18?
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIMI TABLE.
In Effect November 13, 1005.
LIAVI oourI-I vrvouwamc rob.
A. SIM—12' 58: 5V: 8,21,“. 5: 45:. 8:18],
8:50. 9:55, 7:.49 8:,18 8:49, 9:08!
8: 92!, 9: 50, 10' 50:. 11:06,11:1'ix.
P. his-12:49:, 1: 05. 8. 05!. 8: 87
4: 28!. 5: 45. 9:011. 9: 94. 9:491, 7.172.
8:008. 8: 58!. 10:9
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“MM-8 I589. 8:091. 8: iii. 9:01;.
7: 83. 8: 009. 8. 889. 8. 68:. 10:14.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK _ .
A. u.:—4 00. 5: so «so. a: 55:. 9:09.
9: 409, 9 00:, sroix. 15: 52:. 10:55.
11.55:. 11:05.
9 Ida-19:081. 1:04. 9.55:. 955.
a: 911 a 44x. 4: or. 4.88, 5:02: 5: 59.
3.25 555:. 52.53 'MI. Ham.
-,39 11: on: 12: 50;.
Ian ndoyo.
5' $1339. 7 50000 in 9 99:
11:60:.19 6 19:009.! ' 00:. . ° 6
900m uonwcut 70 now
A. M. --:18 089. 1:819. 1: 88:. 8:18,
8: 89. 8: 89, 9: 119, 10: 91!. 11: 112, 11:48.
--8:998. 1: 8:10;. 42.88
5:25.15: 8h 8: 08:. 9. 81. 7:109. 8: 088.
1’Irkipo'ortw' in Add,” lid 00 95090.
9« 1A. .«imvx. 1'85; 1:99;;- 9:19.
ssh-'4‘?
P. E1118.
“9. 95-4: '88:: do. I. 49.
land 9 to Denim .
A. Ind: “853” f!
55!. $6858
4366888. 5:“. 8:10. 7: *1.
MIJGVI'O". an niobium oi the Minis. :3
yo! the Interior. holding a rank in -'
pianist hierhruhy equivalent to the ‘
“088 mm In the .
.999. 9. a. Miami.
triad
lain. One bolilo will clam the
ocrrlp and air lire hair cells to new.
\ ,3 his Nolroir ionic prelumioiobo
.616} amrmarmnu...
dq‘88“ ,
“murmur" recitals
6mm9-wrm
Slogan, . 10c lb.
Sliced Salmon, 100 lb.
White Halibut, 612G lb.
6Wellkflsh, 86 lb
Smelt, 12¢ 15.
Shfld, 10c lb.
Boiled Lobstere on Saturday.
Opened Clams and Oysters. 30c qt.
All other kinds of fresh fish at rea-
sonable prices.
Dacross.
6THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
, Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge.
South Norwalk
WilliamH. Meeker
General
Contractor and Plumber.
STEAM HEATING. [:
Honest Work and Ample Ex-
,perience.
Water St. South Norwalk.
ADDRESS POST OFFICE BOX 547.
16'W0 SOUTH NORWALK MEN IN
LUCK
Both had Endowments paid them
this month hr the( lonn| General Life
ins. Co. The im csirncnt was so good
they insured again in the same com
pany. Why don‘t you?
F. H. FIELD, General Agent,
United Bank Bldg. So. Norwalk, Conn
Telephone 330—5.
FURS I
Seldom have we had so fine a stock
of Furs. There never was a more pro
pitious time for buying any Furs. We
have a great variety of beautiful Sets
to choose from at low prices. cloaks
Suits. Children‘s Coats and Dresses
A full line of line Miliinery to be sold
at low prices. Call at
The Fair Cloak iiild in Store
88 WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ IO. NORWALK. CONN.
I'lll NlllllNll Bill
OOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TIANIAOTI A censor-u. IANKING
ousmsoo.
' ‘ j Q ~—
.r control:
5100.000.00
M
ouortuo mo ooorrro
$178,800.00
I“
onwm l-l. MATHIWION. mo.
, JOHN H. KNAPP. Viacom. ‘
M608 M. LAYTON, comm.
I illllld
‘i'fl.
no"
t "I
DIRECTORI.
.I-I. Moihowoon Hoary loymovw
on H. Knopp Oomuol orummon
Junior R. Morvln J. Woil Morvin
christian Iworu John H. lohi.
, Prod H. lmn
FRANK c.
VAN scor.
PLUMBING. i ,
arms. "*8!
HOT WAT“ “I”
AND ' ‘8'
GAO FITTING. l
Tia, She-cw Iron. copper
out line. .
'0 South Main lit-ooh
Tolophciro 1999. .
II o littlo lurker than 96‘! .
buy tiles :6de hero. Y6
we do the work in tho It]
manner. ”
contracto for house poi
will be glad to submit
' your work. '
thing you need for the
of your house inside or on
HOTEL VICTOW
and Electric Light“. tar-9505901..
cry room heated. .
dlt Co.- celebrated Win99. Ll
Cigoro olwoyo on hand. ,5
r. J. SULLIVAN, Drop
5 Railroad Ave.
MORTGAGES,
BOAT TICKETS. PROB 78,51.
manna how low 6
We have token o good .
We try to carry in stock
0
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Gbrha
rotor-Hos:
THE NE,
ONE MINUTE FRQM
EUROPEAN PLAN ,
Our memo o opocloi {comm ‘6 6
RATES REASONAIL
Finely stocked Care In do n
A full line of Ackor Merrilb
Telephone Carton-.9. 6'
Address
Jacob M. Laytomi
REAL ESTATE AGENCY 6
So. _N
AGENCIES.
ALL INSURANCE. REAL ES
NOTARY. ‘ 8T m
PATENTS see also.
I BOUH MAIN emu
Tel. Call, 409.
EVERY LADY’S DRESSING 0H,
should be equipped with o l
snow white, oneplcce "Siandord'
celain Enameled Lavatory. .
how delightfully convenient it
be to have hot and cold runnltil.
lwater in your dressing chambod,
lug apartment of first tlooi‘ -
room? its presence would motif '
the blgest degree of comfort,
plumbers are strictly canine
chanlcs. honest and reliable.
Horace R. ii
consort mm 'AND wit?
19 north mm 89- In!“
why don't you in...
room? Heated
cold voter. both Ind on
tho: I moo or o lody
thing now ond upoo- div-do”.
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