W 7“Whitman BIII‘aII- ,
the tiles Spring Medicine. Mn
become pie know the Ingredients and
that every ingredient has been care
“£1916er before using in spite
e.
East ital-walk Fire District
~"Thoémm M the East NorWuliI
III‘lrc District are her y untitled that
the District our of t o‘ mills on the
dollar. laid OIiI the Town Assessment
List of 1905 at a meeting of the Dis-
trict hold on .thertlth den of June, 1906
at tho Easi. Norwelk poliool house, will
be due and payable on the second day
of April. 1906, at which time I shall
be ready to receive the same at my
store. No. 10 First street. Penalty at.
the rate of nine per cent. a your from
April 1 1906 will be churgod on all
taxes remaining unpaid on and after
May 1,1906.
E.E. GORblAM, .
Collector of Taxes for tho. East Nor-
walk Fire District ‘
Dutcd, East Norwalk. March 28. l906
_. m3 010i
-. II, XIII will.
.I
For the convenience of the readers
of The Sentinel, : letter box hn bull
placed on the bridge near Hafnor's
nowo atoro. Items for publication are
collected daily.I They should be sign-
ed by the wit" u an evidence of
good faith.
HRH-N
A meeting of the Rope and Pipe As-
soclutlon will.,bo held this evening oi
the clubhouse in Washington strccl-
A meeting of the teachers and oili-
ccrs of thl.I Advent. Christian Sunday
school will btheId this evening ill
the church.
A meeting of the lschgdu Club will
be held on Friday night. at which limo
u long list of application f‘Oi Inclnbtr-
ship will be actedIupon.
Mrs. M. McKinstry is Occupying the
pulpit at the Advent Christian Church
in Bridgeport. until the new minister
recently culled arrives. This will be
Ilbout the middle 01' April.
....-
A meeting of the lady members of
the Advent. Christian Church will. be
held at the church on Wednesday III"-
ternoon ill. 2:30 o‘clock under the lead-
ership of Rev. James. w. Davis.
'l‘hc ltudol Oyster Company is ship.
ping twonty-ilve curlondll of seed oys-
ters to California where they willI.be
planted. The oysters nre placed .lu.
three bushel sucks and are shipped in
IIIchIigcrutm curs.
Every once and a while for some
days past 3' loud explosion has been
heard coming apparently from dump
the harbor. fit was learned that the
explosions word from workmen blasta
lug lIoclis- at Smith's Is and to tom u
bleakwuler in front of the Welsh
Cavanngll cottage. The way in which
‘lllt‘ big boulders. are blasted is by lny-
lug dynamite on the top of them. The
force of dynamite expands ileclt down.
word out! the Itrelnpndous boulders are
split like hickory nuts.
_ David Nash won second prize last
night In the Hefner pool turuament.
lie was pitted against Robert Curtis.
rated 110. Nash' 8 rating was 80. The
score was as follows:
Curtis. Null.
6 10
13 .17
26 24—1
27 31—1
38-~1 Mo
46 41
M 47.4
‘I7 '19
ill: I; ,I . I 30
SDI-I1, I 1. ‘50
kit I, lili» 4
62 I. 77-_.1
80
Walter I II ,the mulch
“NW”. .t’l’.“
_ Jones It mourn
.l‘hone 361-6- »I
the pclllion
sun IIppI‘ImrtulimI Ibo made to allow oi
it‘ll.
3?. will min- u l Ills so pry
‘ it ill
oil-I ll
mull
Incummpwlll tulle posseslllou‘ with
his family about Msy I. The place
636% leefiiliitldwfid‘l‘dd.
w wner, rs.
autism Morriso .
-Flour. bag. 660
5666055 rlolil' bar
I- I. MEQC
RobortSI‘nIth
tram 7cm
......... A. .. w”... ... ”Wm r .WW.W
DAR!:'ENI IRNDINOROM‘II
Fertile broom of the roolaonto oi
Barium a nowo bulletin board and tub
xi 1:35» My. bump and in front
mol- store." I. owe Items.
mg“ note-ran odvertll‘omnto will be
it dunohI afternoon. Not ior
epitome-1w» an a g udranteo of good
alth, all items must o signed. Agents
for The Evening sentinel in Darion are
Thaddeus Boll, Arthur Siauoon and
Wallace Shel-or. Orders sent to any
of the above will receive prompt at-
tendon.
in ”1
f,
George Bailey wus n v'lsltor in South
NOI‘Wlllk this morning.
Manuel T. Hatch. of South Norwulk,
wasp visitor. in town‘ycstcrduy.
Grocer E. 'I‘. Bates was It visitor in
South Norwalk on business yesterday}
M, A l.ynch,.torunerly of Bethel, has
accepted II positionIIus chemist with
Allen. the druggist.
The new trolley bridge over the Five
Mile River has been completed and
37ml used for the first time ycstcrI
ny .
.m
haul—l
Judge Iluycs, of New York, who re
ccntly purchased the Owen properly,
is 'to build an extensive uddillon to
the homo and make a. number of other
improvements.
W.“ .
IA Iurgc number of rolls of lead on;
cased I-able have arrived In freight
cars. The big cables will he placed
firrihc oondultlof the American TeleI
"phone. and Telegraph Company, pastry
l
lug unch the 'l‘urnpik o.
W.
A meeting of-tbc selectmen was held
yonlcrduy ntI which n cull was issued
for n spool blown meeting to act on
ll number of voters that
the acceptlulw ot the Carnegie library
fund and tho. erection of u. library
‘bulllllng. :r'l’ho IIIIIII for the meeting
Ide contains Io pronlslon for Illlo cIIIo-
lion of n bridge over Goodnivos river
and for the‘hmtullntiml of n lire boll
inIIthe tower Ioi’ ilIoIl‘hll‘lcn tOWII hull.
Tlmunncting trill belhcld next Monday
night In the ‘town hall at 8 o'clock.
. ,....._,_______ .
New MI. Freeman, pastor of the Dar.
ien Methodist Church. had II very
pleasant testimonial 0f the esteem in
which he is held by his dock, on Sun»
GIIYInghl.. Aslurge uileudnnce greet-
cd him und' uvnpcciul nluulcul program
files rendered. Mr. ’li‘l'eelllltll received
the mostklordinl' of wishes Ou' the part
of Ills-people that he may be allowed
to serve again In the position which
he has occupied duIing the pest com
ferenco year. His Work has been very
fine Mil! the church today enjoys a
high degree of prosperlly as a result
of it. Thisbelng conference week
there is Ini‘pubsiblllty that he may be
sent someWhore else, but his people
sincerely hope that he will be allowed
to remain with them. .
John D. Crimmlns, who was In, Ellis
islund yesterday. gave away 8300 in
gold toonumber of new arrivals. Dora
imptvohtz, a little'PoliIllI girl. is $10
richer us It result. of Mr. OrimnIin's
visit. As Mr. Crimnllus null-Commie.
sinner IWIrlchorII werolpnuing through
, the railroad room they now a. little girl
snuggling Idling IIIIIlorIIIII bundle that
Who. twice, her size.‘x'Mr. Crimmlun
look the bundle from lilo child and
IznrriodIitIIas for all “the bout. There
he took the little girl in his ill‘liiiIi.
kissed her and gum her tho ill) lnu
gbldeieco I in tho mulndnbpeclion
I‘ room It large number of woman were
, wulilng their turn to be examined and
, f will nimble them to make the mom
ll mull.” m oil-lilo Potty.
03:” not» if out. Io'ebev will
meivop
Charles R. Potty of Raymond street
Ilp.:.eut MI‘ his sister. Mrs.
Chortle; A. YStep epoch, in Mount Ver-
n I on writ. ,
”I I W I J I III
’I‘beIII I tenuous Iw
meet to 7 iii o‘clock
WWI.
bills of Blowou-
o’li Mums trip
rosy, where
m. M
ton ovum;
to Newfoundl
city was
evolution".
Mlle/ml»
A lull?
helm” , ". '
Knoll plow
6M
’ Wilt.
l‘ young li'lillllllen, who. told him
all curer l rim-Ibund
them cuule‘i’n . r n IIIIII
.pieces that Mr Criuunlns on
also made militants to ll‘unl
import and ambitions truths new
I'i/
“63:03? I III
for tho, limingi iantlnbl In
Wow“ no II“. vunni Ind
Iv” M Oil! on WWI
vleil lo Bridgeport Saturday.
1%
m... 0. H. Jennings has boon enter.
taming a sister from Norwnl k
MW
millionth Thomson. etc Bound
.. l {Iron WWM‘Mm
‘ Imam of Martin Inc festlv
. Gil thereimm
I came from loll «the island: in the‘l'hl-
Q scgornlly ppreudullrodahout the whole
either of tho -
‘ obeys will regain promptittihtl on.
While Jonah malls hill cusmmnry “
the
Enron Windhomuendo Moo
2 John Klmhor participated in II Len- ,
ten recital yesterdur in Christ Church;
Bridgeport. He is among the most pop.“ I
uisr vocallstu of that city.
,t .Iln-II H W
y The
a strictly observé‘
«Mull/u.» ”with
cone for several scaling. PM Aim: .
NEW CANAAN.
M
former has both
a
I l
I ‘ ‘
Roy Elwood moved into his now. i
w: comm cIlII- III
ass II one m.
be occupied by Mr ‘tl‘ell'eliln'II‘ ii i .
Saturday. and under the guidance of
ed ll visit l
of Art.
Mr.s George Gamble and little (laugh
IIII‘. who have been spending It few.
days with Mr. .llnIlIIMIe..IWIIIlIIm Bur-
tis. Pnrt street» loll for their home
in Iran Orange. N. J. Sunday.
Jesse A (limes and family will oc-
cupy lilo Tel rill place. the coming sea-
son. Mr. and Mrs. Chase havo spent
several reasonsI in town. occupying
the Burtls place on South dnvcnue,
which was recently sold. .-_: I
New Garinarlcfrlends or Miss Grace“
Gilli". at New York will be inter-est
ed to lesrn‘I that who was married on
March 21 to Hurry Curtis of he nbovo
city. iny Immediate high A and re
lutlvcs of the couple wclc pr.escnt at
the ceremony.
SQUTH WILTON.
Mrs. James AIIIIII‘d is seriously ill
again
Mrs. Mary Cnvanugh. of Grummun
Hill. is seriously ill with rheumatism.
Miss Violu Taylor of this place.
spent yesterday with friends in South
Norwalk.
Miss Caroline Taylor teacher in the
Nod district school spent her vaca-
tion in Port Chester. N. Y
MM .u-»
The schools resumed their rcuulur
tion for- teachers and pupils.
. George Sobcy; of East Norwnik. has,
purchased the John Knuling plum ill
Main street. and has been living thorn
for some time- pusl. '
p
Mrs. Arthur Curr. formerly of this
place and East Nol‘wulk. lms remem-
bered a number of friends hero with
orange blossoms. Mr. nod Mrs. Curr.
are new residing in Palms,
hill. where Mr Carr has It lucrulivc
business no a contractor.
l‘II I W
Mrs. Joseph Weed of Grumman Hill
who tell. knocking owir. a lighted
lamp on her head. and being severely
burned. is slowly improving Dr. GOI-
hsm, of Wilton, was culled to nttond
her. The house caught the and was
slightly damaged but the iinmesl \\ ere
extinguished by II boy in Mrs. WI'IIIII e
employ and soverml neighbors. before
grout Ioss..rc,sulled. .
I
ATHELTICS‘iN THE PHILIPPINES.
Efforts Being Made to Have Students
, interest Thom-elves”
WASHINGTON, April 3.~~-Spccinl‘vi
fort, is being made by thI anIcuu of
insulur affairs to have Philippine :IIIII
dents in the United Sluice as words of
their home lrovcrnmcnt lnlcrcsl lhcm»
selves in athletics so that when they
return lo the islands they may cut-our.
IIIIII illllll‘llf‘ L’lllllf‘fi Imd the resulting
physical development which is sadly
lacking among the Filipinos.
William A. Sullmriund. who is in
charge of the 178 young Filipinos utI
tending colleges IIIIII Ilulvcrslllcn in «II
ports of the United Sluice, has writ-
len n letter to the Illudouls stating
[but the Filipinos III-II. more buckwnrd
in physlcul than nlentul development
and urging that, they pay liltl‘lIlcllllirI III
Lennon to military drill. gymnasium
worlc nnd all sorts of athletic. HII cs
pecinlly requests that they become. pro
ilcieni, in running. jumping and truck
nthlcllcs which I‘cllulrollm equipment
null cull be generally used in the Phi-
llppiluIs.
Ilinsnhull has boconw more populnr
than any other Allloricun some in the
'I’hlllpplncg und the young sludunls
who huvc come to- this country. seem
to favor ll. mow. than they do other
spouts. ....
American ofllccrs in tile l’hilipplnuu
lulvo folllld illul conIIlnnl exercise on-
IIlIIIIIl. lIIIo‘mIto resist the dlIIlilllnlilIg of.
loci of tho clilulllc to 11 large degree.
This incl. hull. been made clear to the
young studonillI and as most of them
no vmmbmbuumdluunme million-
tiol lill‘ilhc ililllndll. «hey are devoting
every energy to-ncqulro hubils which
of their education upon their. return to
tho Illl‘iundll. . Thesovornmont'IIIWurdo
iipplne group and II soil will return
in their nature islands in enter the go-
vmllhl‘dbt work their influence, it ill
lisllpred by lheymprnmcnt will Im
'II II
“AI—lb
.-II . ;,I-.
PORTLAND. Me. April 8‘ T
violations which continued at tbeIIuInuoI
one: a your it o for the control of
a still Incl aluminum.
resumption: dor mum-bro!
chi. today when the annual
flar the election of directors With
9
Bron Nil .lzr hull Ibsen the meal, of
full I! i F I
inhibitingit . 1t
subtle. lithe. of. Connecticut, the
. Il‘lllli or titer otrtlle coula
‘ till» me
me it this and in illlili in devclz‘p
bungalow -llnd the
§hen the w '
Berriman Shutcs went to New York ‘
his teacher Mills. Grace Smith. enjoy. "(1
d the Metropolitan Museum L-
sesslons yesterday, utter II week' 6 vucn .
Culllorv .
' ‘Ii.000‘00.il per day.
ljnud non-strikers; '1‘th strikers made II
simple. BABE
«run. In
‘Ql lmgulor
Elliot thioty yom ithapI I
Women to be strong, auxin
Washes». kidosynm
notion oi 9%?!) fame
I
shookughg
”ma 3?“?
I on -
It! mantis:
WI$M prgvod ““21!
Peg ..
voluoo : women for
9% dough llndtgw “fife 6211110.,
enema «Slums of unso-
llei :u‘llII rotofnl‘nboatimoniolo en filo
clothe Rink on: IlIoh‘orotoI-y at Lynn,
.mn 0t whlobo’ro timoto
”Nubile led by pennin- noon. vs at»
3:6? Pl ‘elv blends of Sibel 3763::ng law
1 n I mm s c e e an
Mn. Pinkhmn' II gdvice. “I
Mrs. Pinkham's Standinglhvltatlon
toWomcn.--W omen suffering from any
form of female \\ dullness are invited t6
promptly communicate: w ith Mrs. Pink»
hon).- ut Lynn. Mess. 'All letters are
received. opened rI- ml and nunwere’d
by Women only. 6 rom 5v InptomdpI vent
quickest and surest way of recovery
sdviscd Mrs l’inkhum is dung hier-
in luw of indie III. Plokhum and for
tlI-cnty five years under her Idireetion
and since her domes she hnnIbeen lid»
”to gslckwotneufrecofohnrgsr Illutof
vest. volume of experience in treet-
lag female ills Mrs l’inkllnm probably
'lms the very knowledge thut will help
your case. Surely. linv woml’tn. no. or
poor. in very foolish if she doesnot. take
advantage of this generous otter of
usistunco.
.. ..,_...,.M§.-:
SEATTLE suluoLE rlllLLs IDLE.
SEAT'I‘III‘. W nsbington. April 8.-
l‘IonrlI-Ien out of seventeen shingle
mills of llullard the greatest shingle
nmuufucluring Iily in the world. are
Idle. the low remaining plants running
being exported lo close toduy us a re
sult of a general strike against the
mills of that city. The Issues are a
slight incrcusc in wages and the open
shop principle I
The close of the l3allnrd Mills will
IIeIIIcnsc the output of shingles nearly
FRENCH GOAL MINERS STRIKE.
LENS. II‘i‘IIIIcII, April 3.—~'l‘lle strik
crs in the mining districts now num-
ber 44.000.- Seven arrests have been
made on charges of exploding dyna-
Illllt' cartridges null stoning the police
demonstration today against the ur-
i‘l-lSlH_ but. the cavalry charged unId Ills
pureed them. . The cold companies are
discontinuing the *wIIrkInen' II tlulus
undI lhedmltngmgoiust the companion
Is lncrc'lnlnu. ,. m
EIIIIIIIII on ”s the {III I‘m that will Iulsc
mankind. .~ «lpgersull
AUCTION
E. Ir. aA'l'Es; AUcIrIONEEn.
~ Will. be Soidat Public Auction at
HIGHLAND FARM, ox RIDGE.
Darion, Formerly the Merwin J. Wat~
orhury -Farm, on
APRIL 6. 1906, AT 10
O’CLOCK.
The Following Articles:
Four Good Home. for business: or
driving. 19 Comm,- boat quality stock,
4 Young Stock, 1 two-yur-old Alyahlro
lull. 1I Double» Coach Hal-non bran
F," I
FRIDAY.
die, 1 Straight Iron Tooth Harrow, 1
two-'whool Contractoro’ Dirt Bcrapo,1
threo- section Harrow. l Kerosene En-
gine, 5 home power I“ mounted; nonr-
ly new, 1 Lawn Mowar.
Term Cash. If stormy. next fair
day. For order of ‘
A. PHWG QTQKES.
"TIMI
“ lmon of the men.
' sailed on Sutlrrlluy.I
your trouble may be located lull tllé ‘
mounted, good as new. 1 Rldln'g Body
. 'I‘ .
ll Smallllinn‘
m linemen Bar
II
mung not
II‘whlch mill thine " art I"‘»Iin
rdnieootglthensflmebe mu A'pril-
’frolh MN, mice by roll to zIlrinllllll and
ltlllnu'b‘y” I‘lp‘ecllll sloomen to flthenili .
Marital-III snillulti the? Illen
mm IondI bppa‘fihtly
“lilies his condition. Thbyyltulkod eve
their plilns Ilnd- listened ‘much good
widen IiroantIIose who wil‘lIlIeII then
we
expressed satisfaction i
lie slittiz'
"Those who may not be quite fit wil
Ilcounl fo‘IIIunylhlng. 'l‘lley- form a reel
will: have rcsson to deIprllud of them
iwhen the games are over;
this to be consideIeIlI
day, there Will Ibo-other stuns in the
some class Who may be relied on. ’
Imeunl there are four or live good men.
in each event. This gives us ample
protection against IlInI‘d luck. The
men are enthusiastic and have no
stage fright. us they nre tried veter
ups”
lenm of whom Daniels and Schwartz
"I‘hose sailing to-
day were: Archie Hullnnw. A. Schick
W. D. Eaton, .l. A. Queyrouzo. Hurry
IHilhnanr F. R. Monitor). [Allyson Rob-
ertson, Paul Pilgrim. E. B. Parsons,
Meyer Priutneln, G. V. Bonhag. Chm--
les J. Bucon. linrvey Coho. Ray Ewry.
B. Edgrcn, W. G. Frank, .i. J. Fort-.Ihuw,
J.-I Lightbody, James S. Mitchell. Mill”
tinul. Sheridan J. W. Spencer. M.
Spring,.liichurd Sheldon. H. V. Valen-
tine. J. ll. Connolly. D. .i. l..cuvitt, H.
W. Korrigun, .i. Fowler, Hugo Friend,
i. P. Glover and .I. l’.-Sullivnn.
HFLEN POTTS HALL'S ACTION.
Further Litigation Over Gilman Estate
Dismissed In New York.
I NEW YORK. April 3.-Thc notion
brought by Mrs. Helen Potts Hall,
who some years ago clulmcd to be en-
tilled to tho entire estate left. by
George H Gilmnn founder of the At-
lantic and Pacific Tea Company again-
st George E. Hurtfnrd II partner in
and also niuuugel‘ oi‘ the (orporuiion,
to recover onedthird of $2! “.0000 the
shale which it. wng estimated he re.
ceived on the settlement of tho litiga-
tion over Mr. Gllnlun's estate, was to
Iduy dismissed by Justice Fitzgerald in
lthe Supreme Court.
Mrs. Hull claimed that she was en
titled to recover under a oontruct that
lhnt. like wan-lo receive one-third of
the profits of the business outside of
the sum paid her ill cash. Justice
Fitzizbruld says the mailer in issue is
one in. tho discretion of the court. and
that tbmeznuon mnlmct rolled up
on by bin-untied .Is unnertuiulund inIlII.
Oil “and alter Apr.
2;‘l906 the prices on
chandeliers and Weis
bath ’GOOds Will be
eloallll reduced.
Ngms the tune to
lake adventure of this
oiieland ;
lion have been Ilhink;
inaIabouI.
. Estimates cheerful-
lu furnismd.
.Ille bonnettlcul ‘ Railway.
and «initial Ifiomllani.
Wm
Twp SOUTH NSCR'WALK MEN iN
‘ .
both had Endowments pllll them
this month by the (Sound Gonoraldiife
ins. Co. The investment was so good
they Insured min in the some com
puny. Why don't you?
‘lt‘iir PllLolIanI ago
United Bank 0. Nor. nn
R1
MHEJIJD
BUCKBHAD-
u”... .-
IBTEAK cop
wnrm uncles
conrlsu .....
mower... a].
mow-III-IIIII.
’ riff“, .
ulueliIl-I-au van: 7
I
both sides. one represented by '
by. lire the othd I
moricnu‘.‘ thrill iII ‘
“will“ proceed .
‘M. P,- Halbln, tho‘tohm memo
,, men in short order; if cure and close
, attention to the rules and regulutllms
ly exceptional lot of men; and America J
Therm Is
if one or two
men should lie-out of condition on any
I ,
--'I‘hlrty four athletes Innkc up the,
iNSURANCE EXPIRED BEFORE
DEATH. ’1-
CHICAGO Apr'il 8.-—A dispatch to
the Tribune from Cinclunnil says’:
Physicians kcpl. Joseph H Wilson
alive for three days after he had taken
poison to end ills-life. and thus pre-
vented the accomplishment of his wish
to die bei’oro'his $3,000 insurance pol-
icy expired.
Wilson was formerly a wealthy lea-
ther dealer. but. suffered reverses. Be-
cause financial diiiiculties his insuran-
ce was permitted to lupse March 22.. it
was then cxtolldedIto April 1. Find
lng he wasunnble to pay, Wilson look
iuudunulu on Friday. He left a letter
to his wife, explaining the circumstan-
I-IIs itllll directing what should be done
with the insurnuee money
The doctors kept his IlliIlII until you
lerduy, the day after the insurance po-
licy had expired.
DYNAMITE UNDER HOiSTING- EN»
GINE
CLEVELAND. 0., April 3.~——-The Lea-
der todnys says: Inough dynamite
was found under (I hoisting engine in
the. Taylor Arcade, in Euclid avenue,
yesterday. to wreck that building as
well as as u half a dozen others that
were clustered about it.
liurney Clnpool. a night watchman
III the employ of the American Bridge
Company, which is building the Tay-
lor Arcade, found the dynamite and la-
ler it is said. confessed to the, detec-
lives that he pluced the dynamite
where it was found, because five of his
fellow wulchmnn had been discharg—
ed.
EARTHQUAKE AT ASHLAND. QRE.
ASHIAAND, Ore... April 3.-Shortly
hitter 9 o'clock lllel night a dislinct
curlhduailo was felt hero. The vibra-
tions lustcd neuriy two seconds.
. W_
i)eepllc Its I welcome presence
The sunshine. hcuvcn-kisscd,
ls but II paradox in. that
.lt never will be. mist.
wPhilndelphin Press.
Wall Papers.
We have endeavored at all times
to bring our customers the but the
market afforded, and our selection of
handsome wall coverings this season
we think a crowning triumpth. We are
anxious to have your Judgment upon
them.
Our Paper Hangers
hanging wall paper.
undontnnd
”——
lilltlilifll lamps lionselulnishiug
bulls. Painim' Supplies.
TO ORDER.
Window Shadew‘PIotuI-o Framing.
SPECIAL
Cloth Window Shadoa with Fringe,
26o:‘Whlto Curtain Point with Fix-
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Printing lllllllgtilllil’llilliillll].
II;
lr 91»wath nonunion .,
m
RNENHAD InHIMIlo-v-I.......,12fl
on a sure thin
half II million a loan
The heiress: ‘I‘Wl
thing Manure. dour?“
fluorite:
Dealer.
IOUTH NOIW‘LK.‘ 60
polluters“ din sllsdi
au‘amsu.
m
oAIIn‘AII '
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