III Members cI Isugragatlon‘
list ebufimafhepfififigr ‘3}, The defendant was by no means sal-
d Quincy streets. died this
his attorney William It“. Tammany
minmlengthmvigum; 13‘2ch Eni‘Iggkn‘iX’hfl filed a motion today with the court.
33%;??? tigdcowinigif'igince III 3“ fig; {grailgtheg'cg the verdict W“
I e e
$°I§§€r§go°§a§u3d§3idfih 32.152?) ‘The suit evolved itself from a trap:
his bed He did not rally and a heart section in wearing apparel. it appear
seduction developed which caused his ed from Mrs. Disbrows evidence that
death. “Q h“ been residing for some she paid $15 on a coat. for herself
tun at No. to Franklin avenue. Nor
““9. Vggnfi? minesmlb niggcofise which she t home for examination
when a young man and
lived fol-atrium in Outlining. New York take kindly to ""5 fl" coat and she
and fmtaghgzawvgslflz $1433 8:32;; Udelman to this effect. saying also that
Munich Mt!“ Church in which he she wanted the coat she had paid for
t.
w" “W“: taggmfiniff rgfieagfifiz’fi iglnaliy purchased coat‘had been sol.
in N a
”99%? 32:33.? “fiflr‘g? a kind the return of the $15 and $5 deposit
leader and well liked by she had given ildeiman on two over-
every than” or the church as wall coats she had taken from her husbauv
. as those who were otItside and had ”0 wok 3" and had ””de “3 W
imme 2;; acquiantance He had largely agreement. Udelman Would not givl
ncroa the menlierslli . and laced
the finances on a sound goals, a: well she replied 5““ WONG keep the $6:
an spiritually helping those under his fur “0“ until 1‘" di-d‘ With "“5 r“
H9 is survived by hm widow, Mary llllll’IHS the 008‘. was returned. "I'll.
E. Thomas; his mother. Mrs, Georgi-
g‘n‘na Thi'gntiis. t2nd a brother.
own not woSt'l.. .
The flagrangemgntisofog :lge‘sf‘uhlgral I“ u‘" papers damages to the extent
will be anouucsd later.
one I'm. traumas
porous wua mum lNVESTIGATE EXPLOSION
But the Approprlailon of $700,- _ .
09° '3 fiat i-Iflil Enough F0, lievlng it Suspicious Decides.
All To Elfin; iii” Benefits
WASHINGTON May 15 -—lletters BRHXIEPORT, May ‘53-‘1‘110 “QW-
I‘»~lglga?'reggéso:g uatiotuhere today is the declaration
swig“ the wilimvgggfifzimfs police department. that he intends to
Which they dam to site mp with the sift the affair to the bottom and that
regular troops
position is DOPIIHI? among the National aspect. The superintendent lustrucb
Guardsmen beyond expectation. t u ‘ .
fact it has become evident. that the 5° J‘
limited appropri‘auon of $100,000 for ii“ 0“
t
cIIIceltI‘hllggzesuwpisl‘cggng‘dibg‘léloilififls was caused either by miscreants who
‘ :3 Kiwinti'flmfiofio‘igla‘zoihgrwotfigugii or by fnlmlnate- or dynamite stored
rest that all of their militia organi-
i
28T§39$$$Mtyeofizigriif§bngil‘gbilg- owncra of the magazines, state posit»
ed to solid out. another letlcr to these “'"I-V' however. that there was no ox-
memfiitfntgfiinaiiiafiozfii‘: $8222; azincs with the exception of gunpowv
James
received by Aasi
com Ietel uni for one rt lmont of
infaxtry: Inc tl’t'oop of cavalig and one As gunpowder according to these of-
battery of “mm”, from each “m. flclals themselves will .not explode
providing tbess‘ With subsistence: from n shock alone, there must have
“1:? Iggrgégpng: :23?” to send more of the explosion. The officials of the
troops than thele. the government can
provide only for their transportation
As there appearsto be a turn theory
standing as bathe cost 0' Iatlons,t:]l:|e No correct estimate of the propotty
the field ration islliniled to 22 and the damage can be as yet given The curt
travel ration to ill cents.
governors have
m?“ .
CELEBRATE”. H‘. TENTH BIRTH- ’8“ instructions if) [1.10081 COHII‘HQIOI‘ Ill
Party Held at the Home of Tony Gon-
zales. Yesterday Afternoon.
A very enjoyable birthday party was
held yesterday afternoon in honor of
Tony Consoles. the ten -yeuI old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Consoles.
about thirty young people present. and
a very pleasant time was had
an elaborate mph“ was served.
children played games. and phone
grfihicéz‘looiloua war: rendered. t
o r VII vo very p easan .
by all. and the party broke up at 11:30. Wk place 0“ Tuesday, May 8
mm were Hanoi Wil-
ma Carillon Santa. Al-
Nana
Dis-
Gonzales. film-
There were
After Miss Elizabeth hadwlck. issued by
vilda Slaw-ho
lanzford. Iliad!
use. Frank Gallo
iuul Cane and
MW“
a'rnmllts itd‘l‘pau 70 week.
Ill! AI Paper Box
lineman This
The twenty db
went on strike
of the Alberto
young men Who to A. Rose Melitta. a popular Norwsik
by at the office young man. The wedding will take
r 130'! Manufact- place at the home of relatives of the
tin Cross street. bride in Yonkers. Thursday. May 24.
work missions-n- 3
summer fun “ Mll'l'H-WILLITO.
into afloat this iddwurd J Smith. of Providence. it.
said “at? iiil .. and Mrs. Dora ll. Wiltsts. of Nor-
we. to the land. 3 :- ..vvium was mourn
arm's srl nail: To make aI '
has all lit in the witnessed the csmuony
III“ half an hour
III-in Comps _
Nort'uik. went ‘
“manhole?
I593? ”rm
morning and
ltiit‘f' on live It
p FI‘ON ”W '
"2:09 unharmed Ynisrdai
.4'
After deliberating for a little more
than a quarter of an hour the iury in
diet of $48.75. in favor of the plaintiffs
in the suit of Mr. and Mrs. William
Disbrow against. Louis Udolmau, a
South N rwalk clothing dealer.
The case took practically all day
yesterday to try and was heard be-
fore Judge Joseph R. Taylor and Jury.
in the Wall street court room.
failed with the veldlct, and through
He praying that the finding be set aside
after which. and before its deiivary.
Udelman puIsuaded her to considel
a proposition buys fur-lined cost,
by her husband. The latter did not
returned to the store and informed
She was then informed that her or
for $18. Mrs. Disbrow then demanded
her back the :20, she maintained. and
mark, Udelman threatened her arrest
Disbrow gave up the coat and then
brought her action in the‘court a few
days later.
of 365 were asked for.
BRIDGEPORT POLICE
Superintendent Birmingham Ba-
io Slit the Affair to the Bottom
est development in the explosion all.-
of Superintendent Birmingham of the
to him the explosion has a suspicious
In
Lilli to continence an invea
I once.
The impression that the explosion
ed toduyflc mcmbols of the local dc-
louchcd off the magazines with inner
there is growln stronger. Officials 0f
the Union Meta iic Cartridge Company;
plosives of any kind stored in the mar
der.
a fire of some. kind as a direct cause
cartridge company still express igno-
rancc as to the cause of the explosion
and still adhere to the "freak of no
ridge company has taken the responsl
biliiy of the loss on itself and has alv-
commeire at once taking measure-
ments for the purpose of restoring
brokoii' glass, etc. it is estimated
that the total properi y loss will not ex-
coed $20,000
PLEET—CHADWICK.
Announcements of the Iuarrluae oi
llirncst Crosby Fleet. formerly of South
Norwnlkmnowof San Diego. Cal.. and
the Mr. and am. e ant-II 'r. Chadwick of
San Diego, have been received. by
friends in South Norwnlk. The event
BRIKOWOKI—YARIC.
Michael Brekowsltl and Miss Rosa
Verse. of South Norwttlk. were made
happy through marriago,‘f5aturday ev-
ening. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Mmilly if. ilumphries at the
rectory in FairliI-ld avouuc. at 7:30
o clock
MALKIN-uKIITLAND.
The enummnt is announced of
Misadllthsl Klrtland, of Hudson. N. Y..
walk, were married at Providence Sat-
urday bv the luv. Ildward it). awash
Ithe by her brother. Cour W. Cab shall
a lady friend firm s’w Maven. who
‘ILAdKMANa-IOHNCLL.
bliss would fichnoii. of i’ifiii street
and Russell Blackmail. of standard.
I were united in simian. till mention.
”perform at the
. it unclean basics; in Isle ..
the Norwaih Court brought in a vet" '
the purpose.
feet of hose.
only gallons of chemical.
sure varies from 200 in 250 pounds.
There is no necessity of waiting for
hydrant. connections. It is claimed
that they can save more propcuty
with chemicals than they can with
water and with loss damage than wal
He cited the fire in at .loscpha
Church. and .Iiihi Iba'if it had been
necessary to put a gtream on it. the
damage would have been infinitely
greater.
lilo stated that the wagon would
carry 300 or 1.000 feet of master lire
. The hose can be attached to
the tanks directly from the hydrant.
so that a stream of. chemicals can
be kept continuously on a tire and if
the chemicals are not. needed
plain water can be used.
cheater had inspected a number of
and found them IIItt
He said that the fironwn
do not want to put the city to a bin
exocrine. but he thought that this top
movement would last the city and be
‘ Meditate for some time. and the we
wanna could still be main-
It would not be necessary to
on stationed at Putnam
uy‘s house. where it is.
roposodto the new apparatus.
is would unnecessary. owls
the fast till the bankers could
after it. He thermal this
obviate the casualty of building a
new are house in Ru and met.
The question wwt on out and the”
resolution Inflated for.
The ballot resulted as follows:
isli’l'otai votes cast iii
iv“ Mauritius“Ina-Inn...
chemical wagons
lsfautory.
.‘l’.
limp two
Hose Co
South Norwailt one. all.
Also Favorablj
Majority for tin Olly Float,
Butii is Doubtful it This Can
Be Established
South Norwaik Is to have a chemi-
cal fire engine in combination with a
hose carrying wagon. This is the most
important addition that has been made
to the firs apparatus of the city in
many years. and it was voted by a
largely attended city meeting. there
being only five votes against it.
The meetlna also voted to extend
lie water mains from the oath of
Charles 8. street? to Harbor View
Beach, from in Mint. of the Rowaytoa
school house to tile Rowayton Baptist
Church from Summit street, Bell is- ,.
land. to the new street on the west
side of the island. from the Roton
Point road to the residency of W. B.
belt. on North avenue, and
ugh the new street running south
from Hamilton avenue. known
Balea’ court.
The meeting also voted 100 for the
purchase of a. float at the Washington
street bridge but owing to an opinion
by Corporation Counsel Light the
Board of Councilmen will probably not
vote the money
President of the Council William R.
Thompson presided. and E. E. Crowe
was selected as clerk. The call was
read and accepted.
Water Commissioner Swarta then
presented a resolution for the expan-
sion of the water pipes along the dif
I'erent lines named in the call. name-‘
ly, at Harbor View Beach. Rowayton.
Bell island and to W. B. Hubboil's
residence on Roton avenue.
station was explained by Water Com~
mlssioner Hatch.
Senator Donovan asked it tho i-iar
her View people, as they are called.
were incorporated.
Mr. Ewart: said that It bond would
be act-mod to protect. the city
Donovan. said that the water
commissioners had always been falli-
blc and he wanted some hilaraulee
that the city would be molested.
Judge John ll. Light offered
amendment. making the tcrnls such as
the water commissioners may provide.
The total cost. “as in lie 36.100
The adoption of the motion was
moved and Judge Light said that the
vote should be by ballot.
iXIulcns. Charles Bosch.
Mather and George E.
named as tellers.
The ballot Ilsultcd no follows:
'total vote cast .................. i“
has .......................... i32
Nays .......................... 127
Councilman Sanaiu thou prcsonicd
a resolution regarding the purchase of
a combination chemical fire engine and
1 pair of horses.
Samuel Taylor asked what was to
be paid for the outfit.
Fire Commissioner Robins said that
the committee had in mind ”.500 for
Mr. Robina addressed
the meeting. saying that the tire on
.icrwritcrs had recommended the pro-
posed improvement some limo ago.
He explained that what is desirod is
not a chemical engine. but a chemical
wagon to carry a
quantity of hose. Stamford has a
chemical wagon which carries
thirty’five gallon tanks and 250 to 500
The wagon carries nov-
.,...2
Iuonoual'hnoanunun
.isn also that In. .
and personally»
hi it would be
ionic who own
from the taxes
. why the city
"Willi timir lull-i
v a ll P°°""”3i°l'ltlililinWIIoWaa
I fill
by driving up ad down West avenue.
then spoke against. it
Marshall Smith. Fid-
save his views upon
further. as Ill»
win Adams aim
President Thompson cut the discus-
sion short by asking the tellers to
collect the ballots.
The vote stood:
................ 130
ppaflwalll|)yloIICselass-n 68
The m0; ’81
road and Navigation
bound freight train. and contained the
household needs and two but
oi. B. W. Taylor. commas at
Fort Worden. Wash. It was in charge
of Private William Wilson. Twenty-
fifth Battery. Coast Artillery. and was .
enroute from Fort Riley, Kan. to Port
Townsend, Wash.
According to Wilsons statement.
while he was curryinx one of the
horses about 7 o'clock yesterday Inor-
ninx. the animal kicked him in the
breast. causing insensibility.
Wilson came to. he says that he found
the car on fire. He turned the horses
out of the moving car and they were
killed in falling to the ground. Wil-
son says he then made his way over
to the caboose, where be notified the
tralnmen. who cut the car out at Fos-
ter Siding.
After the car had been cutout. a
body. which. it is stated. may have ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
been either that of a woman or a man. ' —-——~
fell out of the end of the car. A
physician says this body shows indi—
cations of foul play.
While the train was still standing at
Foster a man who had been on the Ordered. That the administrator
train declared that there were two
tramps riding in it. and that both had
been burned to death. This man hur-
riedly made his escape.
biog. 15 --Al 9. meet-
ing atrium as pubiican stale central
amniotic held here last night at the
artferd Club. at which about three-
quarters of the members were present.
it was decided to hold the next state
oven. The date
convention in New
not fixed, but
of the conventional
it was stated that it must be called
before September 25.
Chairman Keuealyma authorized to
appoint a committee of sight to select
temporary emcers for the convention
in case the state central committee
should not. hold another meeting be-
for the contraction. The chairman
was also dirOcted to send out to all
the town chairmelia call for the con-
vention at. least thi ty days‘in advance.
( rs who were un-
at were represented by
The reti-
able to home
The vacancy caused by the death of
George Jackson.“ Coichester. was
filled by the election of Frederick J.
u. of Lebanon.
ma 5 by Congressman lJlley and His-
5lna. Judge Martins ii. Holcomb. of
Ch manic only and
Colonel mac it
you. Others a
man. “Now
Speeches were
: Judge A. McC.
Mathewson, (Stiletto! ‘d‘. H. Would;
Lieutenant-Governor R. S.
and .l. H. Pearce. all of New Haven;
Senator 0. id. Blcknoll, for John Coo.
of Mcriden; Senator W. J. Brennan. of
New London. for United States Sena-
Allan W. Paige for N.
ii. Rogers, of Bridgeport. and Charles
A. Gates. of Willimantic.
BIDS Nil HIGH SCHOOL
‘ TO BE SECURED SHORTLY
Buildinu‘llommitias Holds An-
other looting and Complete:
Details for New Structure
ton. Oro.
Edward
Harry W.
Sariln were
tor ilrandexec;
Another session of the new town
high school building committee was
bold last evening at the Norwalk city
cotilll‘ii chamber. in Wall street.
This meeting developed one happy
conclusion. that the members are now
pretty well agreed on the details of
the plans, which have been occupying
the attention of the committee for
it is now believed.
therefore. that the committee can ask
for bids for the work within at least
9039.8
very considerable
iIWO
weeks and weeks.
The pros.
in connection with this it may be
said that ii is the xencral understand-
ing that the contractors to try for the
big iob will bay:- to do some decidedly
careful and close figuring. This is due
to various notices.
the committee will not have as much
money to put into the building by
several thousand dollars as they ea-
in the first. place
In Guards of Contents is
Being investigated One
Person Burned to Death, and
Another Shot
PORTLAND. Ore. May 15.-A dis.
patch to the Oregonian from Poodle-
ton. 01-2.. gives the account of the toys.
tcrious burning yesterday of a freight.
car near Foster, Ore. and the death
of two persons. one of whom is
thought to have been murdered and
. the body consumed in the flames The
other was shot by a member of a
shat-id's under the belief that
. he was to murderer.
The car visa one of an Oregon Rall-
rold' a West-
of
When
‘ MID "All MAY, MEI
findrsw Galas Struck Willi a
Stone During a Fight Sunday
on itcton lilll ‘
Andrew Galas lies at the Norwallt
Hospital with a very likely possibility
that he may die of a fractured skull.
icaused by a stone thrown by Andrew
Herman. another Hungarian. who lives
on Roton Hill.
The fracas occurred on Sunday night
at the home of Guide. the injured man.
What the quarrel was about cannot
be definitely ascertained. but there
were several persons who saw the
affair. Hard words were exchanged
between the two men and finally Hor-
man In said to hare picked up a large
jagged piece of stone and buried it
at Ouiaa. it struck him in the bead.
felling him to the ground. He was
later taken to the Norwslk hospital.
where his condition is very seribus.
An operation was performed yesterday
afternoonto trephlne the skull.
Prosecuting Attorney William F‘.
’l‘amr’nan issued a warrant‘for the ar-
rest of status, but he had'evidontiy
fled from the city or is in hiding. The
police bellaVe that, realizing the nor
lousness of the case. he left the city
and has such a start of he authorities
that it will be difllcult to catch him.
‘DIKEMAN MAglJFAycTURINO COM-
A certificate of incorporation of the
Dohrenwend Brothers' Company, of
New Britain. has been filed in the of
fine of the state secretary The cap-
ital stock is $60,000. The incorpora-
tors are Frank M. Dohrenwenti.
Charles P. Dohrenwend and Wilber ll;
Bunting. The Ottoman Monufacturl
in; company of Norwalh has also filed
a certificate of incorporation. The
capital stock is “0.000. The incurs
porators are Charles 8. lesman. Jo .
soph B. Dikeman and Gideon ii.
Welsh. all of Torrington.
uni Rsmovid tit
ed Thai 3mm Will
Accident Was at Shanna
City Ilbillsry ‘
explosion of gas occurred atdho .,
audoah City Colliery of th
phla and Reading Coal and i
puny. today. Sixteen men wet-cl
mine In the tune of the union
waiting for the .
to the surface. The mine is an
ad by coronal hundred mam»;
it is battered that between
and forty men are imprisoned
first. lift in the solitary. The- 77
damp followiiux the easterlies MY
prompt rescue; Two men) 7
at the bottom of the nous ‘
tendeula am and. Task r and
Inspector Lamb are directing the
WANTED.
WANTED—BOY m OR‘IS not
old at the 6 and 10c store. wags,
LEGAL NOTICES
wauvao~sanpsnaov Af
District of Norwalk. sa.. Probate
Court. May 2. A. D.. 1906.
Estate of Theodore S. Lowndes, late
of Norwaik. in said district. deceased.
exhibit his administration account to
this Court for adjustment. at the Pro-
bate oilice In Norwaik. on the 23d day
of May. was. at 10 o'clock forenoon;
A sheriff's posse followed him and and that all persons interested in
run down a man near Pine City. a few
miles west of Water. who was thought
to be the fugitive When ordered to
surrender he made a motion as if to
draw a revolver and was shot and
family wounded by Possemau Otis Mc-
Carty. This man before he died gave
the name of John Condley. of Poodle-
it is said he is not the man
for whom the noose was hunting,
said estate may be notified thereof. the
administrator will cause this ordbr to
unpublished in a newspaper having
a circulation in said district. at least
live days before said ‘Zm’day of May.
1906.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
mlb 1t - Judge.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES.
Wilson. who had proceeded with the --—-
train. was arrested at Umatilla and
taken back to Foster.
statement declared that he was alone
in the car.
POBTPONED AUCTION. BALE OF
HOR 8E8.
The auction sale of the horses of M.
Tariov' s estate has been postponed un
til Friday of this week at it) a. m.
This sale comprises forty horses.
Among them is a car-load of fresh
horses, including some very line heavy terms {ind particulars apply to
draught horses and others for general
purposes.
gorge, to close tIhe estate. and will :f- a“... ‘ ‘ p . -... -.
or an uuuaua oportunilw to ma 0
purchases with the highest bid. BUSINESS NOTICES'
ticuiars can be obtained of H. Quittncr.
aduinistrator.
OIITUAIY RIOOID-
1:...“
JOHN F. HOIJIES.
John F. Holmes. of illdaeilold. who
died recently. was buried today. Mr.
Holmes was formerly a. selectman of
the town and represented Rlduefieid
in the state legislation.
RECENT
NEW YORK. May if'I.'--Ai‘riVOli
Steamer Bulgaria. from Genoa and
Naples.
Wilson in his
Par-
Pursuant to an order of the Pro
bats Court for .the District of Nor-
walk. the undersigned will sell at the
sales stable formerly conducted by
Max Tariov. on Conecticul Avenue
Town of Norwalk. at PUBLIC AUC-
TION. on Wednesday. May 16th. 1906
at two o'clock in the afternoon. all of
the horses owned by said Max Tariov
at the time of his decease. An ex-
ceptionally flue lot of mad, carriage.
and drought horses will be sold For
HERMAN QUITTNER.
The entirc'lot comprlm Inn at Administrator
horses of all classes and for all pur~
This sale will be without re. poned until B‘RlDAY. MAN 1!...
N. B.~The above sale has hon post
iii Washington St.
WANTED-lMMEDlATEiIY
cash customer. small form, not
than five acres; suitable for
poultry. -What hare you to
Deane. ill 50 Mai a St. -
wanna—4m consult .lit‘»
F. A. Broodmno t '
by The cums
n-K
’Iu gore stitch .
lap seaminx Abbi!
cues. Rridlenfirt o. .
bio house. seven
improvements. at 16
TO LET—succu'd MORE
Main BL. rent 817; also first n00 .
inquire Lil" 8. A. You
fill East Ave. ml
_. .——-—.~—~thn~—-o—~¢nb~ :
+5 tar—rout! aoons
stairs 55 Osborn avenue mt;
.80th Norwalk
LAWN MOWIRO SHARPENED
and repaired. Will call for and de-
liver. Also new and second-hand mow-
era for sale. it. C. Thompson. 265
East Ave., East Norwallt. miz 6t
MRO. MINI! M. HAYID. Oil SOUTH
Main St. South Norwaik. Shampoo
ins. electrical scalp treatment, labial
massage a specialty. Use Cucumber
Cream for a fine complexion—subs“
ARRIVAL OF VIIIILI. lute for powder. Call for free treat-
ment. Buporliuous hair and blemishes
removed without pain. Consultation
res.
TO' LIP-ONE .
room. suitable for I.
man and wife. with “Joining
desired; with all
meals Apply at 10 crescent. T
TO asur—rumldtilan n .3;
127 South Main St. . . J ":
To LIT—TWO
niabod front room
Suitable foI- two Iron
man and wife.
pooled when they boson their dolib- ‘
The origdnal entire
ILIOTIIO PLAYING or ALL
kinda. Oxidlud copper,
nickel, brouss. old gold, ,. -
was 805. 000. of which 011.600 was
the site Iaavial “8.500 for the worbto
It has been discovered. however. some
Josh. Jenninn. 8 Henry at.
of the members of the committee I!-
me Norwalk. in: so s. am new woo-ac re
:4
Iron oats-«camp. csaorv aim maul-tummy
two-noun slimy. inquire at piles and chandeliers. -' .I ... :9“-
Soutb tomobiio trimmings:
hurt. that the latter figure will be do
loud to the extent of from 81.000 to
10.000 in pinata: the site in condition
to bill the building on It.
lll‘llfitlii consume several
Chief Win
POI CALI-4.1mm! 009m 0. ll.
cents. complete sets induction the val
noble dam. What am I offered? All
dress 0. id. Sentinel.
Hons! CHOIINO, aortas Cpl?
pins. carria and wages repairing and
On top of this comes lilo assume!
that brick. which will be the chief
factor in the construction material.
nearly doubled to price since
1 weeks old. and:
inquire John llama, Wont NorwallI.
band carries“ and VIIIOIII
resents—cam cruise Pics a» solo. Work called for mu dollv
ow mil it now. cred. Call or telephone til-f. James
1!..an liavilaadstr
T0 LIT~AN
dall modern improv
acre of pardon. kl
fruit. Apply MILWM§WIM
w
70 LIT—ON!
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