Staples. Thoser who furnished the pro
m were: Rev. George Bishop, reci-
immoralifinumm
maintain. 17,5 ,1; .
Pharaoh.
n It.
i-I.
9L» ssh
’ 3. w?“ tuggimtwsre all
drink stop at our Soda
eta-rush law snout". W
E” in a most
“if I! wott’ldlft
Masts
didn't know something about chickens
"Well," replied Mr. Gage! '
little. "
still panting and gasping Mr G
.....sv announcers». .
- East Ave. M.,l. Gin, May 8, 8:15 p. m.
Tickets. 15:.
TICK ETS ....... .
.c ...... '. .....
. they were as lively as eve
there are not many cases
: the quickness of thought and action
'that this onedid. ‘
156
. ”i saw at once what was the trouble and
the chickens back with the old
. hen. Here they soon recovered and
' when the husband came home at night
admit
CRANBURY.
Miss Lizzie Lillie is visiting in New
York.
Clark E’ly has purchased another
horse.
Thomas Gregory spent Monday in
_ __ ...~.......V was. ._..
Work is hill” progressing slowly on '
the East svmtius sewar.
Mr. and Mrs..R. H. Behrens have
moved to Orange, N. J.
George Vldiker has moved from
East avenue to Rowan street.
Tilesloo Bioadbill has been launch-
ed and is having a Barker engine in-
stpllod.
The East Norwslk sl ewaiks have.
for the past.
been exceptionally mud
few days
E; B Robertson put his skipja’ék
launch in commission today, and test-
ed but the engine.
, ., ' many friends of Carl Wicke are
‘ing to give him a musing acre
u (when the occasion 08ers“
e was an exceptionally high tide
this morning which served to disturb
the rats who live in the meadow bogs
Th6 musical by the blind musicians
w-ll1 take place this evening in the
Methodist Church at 8: 15 p. to. Tie-
kethyl
The weekly class meeting was held
last evening at the East avenue Metho-
out éhurch nhd was led by James
L'Hommedleu.
G30”. L. Britton is building a new
summer house on his property near
theinclcbrnted cannon which he has
moonled there
There will probably be a good at-
tendince at the cottage prayer meet-
luggthis evening at the home of Mrs
Scott: in Wood avenue.
William B Bartlett. who is employ-
ed at Wheelel' s straw hat factory had
an attack of heart failure yesterday.
and was obliged to quit work.
A, meeting of Christ Church parish
was held last evening to consider the
plans for the new church. The plans
failed to arrive however in time for
the .nonhideratlon of the meeting
The C lonial Foundry and Machine
Co has granted the Saturday
hal holiday to all its employes. This
schedule went into effect last Satur-
data; it is much appreciated by the
niche
The St. James Circle will meet at
the-,‘bome of Mrs. Youngs next to Jo-
seloka’s Grocery store, tomorrow
aftdrhoou at 2:30 o'clock. A large at-
tenilnbce is hoped for. as the ladies
have special work on hand
ROWAYTON.
The musical by the three blind mu-
Blc its will take place in the East
Av he Methodist Church at 8:16 this
eventing ~Tickets 15c.
Heist Master Frederick Walsh, of
End rn Light Dodge, Nova Scotin, was
a viii i‘ at Old Well Dodge, last night.
He"‘~1‘as the guest of Captain E. H.
Smith. of Rowayton.
on Saturday evening May 11th. at
8 Ofciock, a meeting will be held at
Mm; ..’C in Buckley’s Rowayton ave-
and, of all those who are interested in
makih g the Library Fair a success.
'1‘thr hhairmau. Mrs A. B. Cleverley,
ex 3 a cordial invitation to all
th who aided so successfully last
3th er and also to all who may be in-
térh ed in the welfare of the Library.“
' r they have helped before or
‘2. All new workers will be gladly
‘med. and their names added 'to‘I
ilist of the efficient helpers of last
I. The fair will be held Friday.
=-,29th but it is none too soon in
gill plans and preparations; and sug-
ons‘tvlos new (estates in the fair
will be discussed. All those who are in-
tsresbe'd and come to the meeting will
form the our committee, and besides,
all others who may be interested and
unable to attend will be welcome on it,
if they communicate with the chair-
man '
As this place is situated in the coun
dad am is plenty; of room for.
[golfing chickens a great many are
raised here A good profit... can be real-
land on ficltiic ens if one knows blow1 to
t cm, '11: perp as ng
problems arise 33% n his trouble and
veuieuwz‘ Mpedlflly to" inex-
‘ 1%” cod growers- Some of the rest-
ts bf the smith” 0f the town
”it’d”
t Sto‘sluckWuh‘nl 0), find as m0
£3 .
t the chickens should be kept
,but this did not agree with
‘* new what. to to y m up all" ”but. cm ‘ 'ttalulns the
WWW ' ”we ”Wm” mil ”Uh“: Bin“ "K ”.339? 3., 33., y \
i av ,
immomdl'd‘ ”Willi
chuoi '
‘m‘?
ms fig tél till
‘ Bill Becomes a law "
;'i'hcy were then not behind antisocial
Bridgeport.
phone placed in his house.
Mrs. Kleckman, of Westport, spent
Friday with Mrs. A, B. Gregory.
Mrs. Minnie Gregory will spend the
week with relatives in Bridgeport
Mrs. Wymnu has moved into the
house with her sister Mrs Barnes.
was a recent guest of Mrs George
Bouton.
WM? and Mrs isllss Sherwood enter
thfn‘ed friends fron'i Bast: Norwalk
Sunday. ’
Mrs. Frisbie, of Bridgeport, was a
recent guest of her sister, Mrs. Minnie
Glamour
Mrs. Edward Phillip and son visited
her brother, Henry Boston, in New
Canaan. Monday.
Ms. Ambler, of Bridgeport, was an
over Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Tholmas Gregory.
Mrs. Georgeefioutou and Mrs. Robert
Gregory visited Mrs. Geoppie, in
Bridgeport Thursday.
. Mr;- aud Mrs. Frank Sherwood, of
Bridgeport spent Sunday with her
father, W. H. Sherwood.
82.14 Gregoryihas received a large
gasolene tank, which he will place in
the lot next to the store.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Geopple, of
Bridgeport, were over Sunday guests
of Mrs. Geopple's mother Mrs. Cronk.
Arthur NOrris and Miss Charlotte
Roe. of Orange, N. J.. were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Bou~
ton.
Mr. and Mrs, George Wyman and
6
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. David
Tiukler.
Mr and' Mrs. Sucker entertained a
large family of friends Thursday ove-
ning They came by carryull. A
merry time was enjoyed by all.
—-For any pain, from top to toe.
from any cause, apply Dr. Thomas’
illelectric Oil. Pain can't stay where
it is used.
w’ssrponr.
Rev. Henry Schlosser preached
Weston last Sunday.3
Joseph G, Hyatt spent yesterday in
New York on business.
B. In Woodworth, and D. B. Bradley
in
‘ spent Monday in New York.
Mrs. Stephen Royak is quite ill at
her home in Rosevllle district.
George Nichols has accepted a posi-
tion 0n the Norwnlk trolley line.
The new choir at the Greens Farms
church sang very acceptably last Sun
day
Mrs. William Hearson is entertain-
ing Mrs Cross of Chicago at her
home on King street
Dr J. B. Brennan of New York has
been in town leaking over his property
interests on Compo street.
Fred Humerberg. of the U. 8. Navy
is Visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Humerbcrg of the Forms.
The Woman's Beneficent Society
will hold “‘fts regular session at the
not rogationai parsonage this after-
noo. M‘ .
l” Mil!” Channiug P. Harris, and
daughter, have returned from a de-
lightful visit with friends in Philadelu
phia.
Edward Nash who recently pur-
chased 'the Wright pililie oh Wright
street is having the. same painted and
improved..
The turnpike through the Forms
which has been undergoing repairs
since last fall, is fully completed and
State. ~41
Mrs. William‘ S. Inns“ and Mrs
Wat-roof}. undersiwsrc delegates to
the annual Meeting of the women’s
branch of missions held in New H."
van yesterday». -~
Mrs. Parley Stones of shunt “Not-
a ”a...“
fire; is still oblifiued
ner'vouf’mlfli
Rehsbi‘sb'l
to her bed iron:
, unit was 21%th tech: W Goths tin .
Hall. MUM ‘ mile "3%"? duperigo‘bfient
for the boysof thogm
Ht.
. in M
. 513,5:
' I
has as they soon shun to wigs
W
then went to one of the telephone
pay stations and telephoned to her
was in the store what him" he book!
not come home. The lady started home.
mot knowing what to do. Che dually
saw Hans Gazer on McKinley street.
and titular sits scarcely knew him,
she was desperate and asked him if he
,‘l know at
He gallantiy accompanied her
to her home where the chickens were 3
Moms Gregory has had a tale 3
Mrs. Dayton Boutou, of Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt, of Norwalk, were .
the road is one of the finest. in the
walk “0“ that with nit 'ldcldehi.’ fli‘
Weitpdrt by he? automobile” 'tal‘tiIigH'”a
Brit. J
on “How u
my! who isblto .so out It“ seats. "43?? .
the 0%! rsmblsstmd but a the "
tattoos: Miss Gertrude Dodge, copra:
no; Julia Hatchmau, New York.
hells Joel. contrsito.
Mr, McGraw has" '
an Suntmsr street
Noble. ~ - w .
Grimmcp Cellar Door Comedy com-
pany played to a fair sized house, Mon-
day evening.
Thu regular monthly meeting of the
fire company will be held 'l‘husrday
evening.
Rev. Charles E. Benedict has been
confined to his home for a few days
by illness.
Miss Helen Shop has been enter-
taining friends from New York the
past week. .
W. I Brant, of Bridgeport, visited
his “111,31.“ Burtis avenue Saturday
and 8a .
flannel Merritt of City island has
been a guest of his uncle William
Baxter, Locust avenue; ... -
M, S and S. M. Driggs. of New
York, have returned to their summer
home in South avenue.
Albert McPhse. of Greenwich. has
been ~"visiting his brother: Charles.
of East avenue, for a few days
A valuable dog belonging to Mrs.
i
been chloroformed by Dr. J. J. Whit
ney. »
A number from this town attended
evening
The quarterly meeting of the Li
‘brary Association was held in the li-
brary building, Railroad ateuue, last
evening,
‘ Cit Mason, wit . manhunt
nucodslfui operatiull appendicitis
at. the Standard hospital, is expected
home next week .. «‘
‘ Mr. and Mrs, Julian Morris will to
side. in tStamford, this season. Mr
Morris,‘ who is chauffeur for Silas
Driggs will commute. 3
Edward Pantry, who has been em-
ployed in Stamford for some time, is
at his home in Smith's Ridge, serious-
ly III with intermittent fever. »
Mr. and Mrs. F. H Adrlaucewsud
family are boardingvat the Colonial-
in North Main street. preparatory to
moving into their uswresidencew
George Babbitt, the“'mail carrier,
has erected a house in Slimmer
n.treei
sold, although it is not completed.
Herman Schneider is buying
bonrdin
orably mprovdd,“ and Mil nave it in
readiness for the summer boarders.-
Gcorge T. Smith Arthur Spiller:
and hearse Billion first delegates to
the annual session the one it
Lodge of Odd Fellows to be held May
15.
up ‘,‘int c... r-t
., -
. 3
..,3
Miss Edith Kuhune, who has been
Oak Shade, where‘ she wtll spend the
summer.
The drives and lawns on the Fisch-
er place, Mt flebsnon, are being grud-
ed and rolled and the landscape st-
reets are being beautilied. The Defau-
thaler place, opposite, is also'being
improved.
3 The annual meeting of‘the Hannah
Benedict Carter Chapter D. A. R" for
the election of officers for the ensu-
ing year. will be held at the home of
the regent Mme. Papasiants, on
Thursday, May 9, at 3 p..m.
The A211) Grannis place in the
by the late David Lockwood. has been
moved back seventy-five yards from
the highway and a three-story addi-t
tion to the old house is being erect-
e
The highway at the junction of
Richard's Corners and Smith’s “Ridge,
leading to the Country 'Club golf
links, has been repaired and placed in
safe cbhmuonfi*"*fiuflng.* ths‘ thpriiig
thaw some very dangerous holes and
trenches were opened up.
wGlub of theM E. Church are
greatlypleased with their physical in-
structor Bert"Buldwin.;'M Baldwin
hanghad considerably
bringing out all the development in
a young man's physi 3s; afield also.
uypngi g a field
nl Club, and l
‘Lf‘u the til 1), $13? be
day for members
be regular New (1%thng Other
‘vehts of a gehcrai uglitro,d including
”hits" uiile ruu‘, 'w‘ill 'th on the
id and a uurdlisr of oil ties bails
best! listed A worthy prise will ht
offered by Mr. Bahifillni fool the one
gettin t e out. n s n a the con.
child l1" mafia: ‘bé‘ shirt!“ an
at'3 andMsecbutii piaonsllubtiiwstngle
events. not ntercst s sag man-
lisstéd‘ overvtits‘ dilih‘a‘tt ttctnpt at a
field 6“!th NQW'GBMMI flWi it, to», out
. «A dos, will be d in; Rs in ’s.
Hall“. 9|th south” my ‘1 mt-
:cisl Club of the M” .C urch. The
question for discussion is: “Resolved,
Thzt the Best interns; 01!,ng young
W on High
‘Dsmdii‘d intruded? ‘ of"li '9'“
.Wlth InitahIO“P'l'mislnfi" mmrfl~
iion and Psalm
side will be composed of members 0!
club Harold H. Mead. Alfred Bay'
and mwlsfi' 1'.“ ‘ (33%“
side will dbn‘sllt ‘l‘ c
fittings 5 “miklim
s and lrttnlmspsoplo, and Edi
l
m Maw 3‘ ,3 “It” er- . it“!!! “the
god, it ll meat. A-musk
Ifin is 3 smash, antitan-
Wins in M
Ma;
church‘ltim to dcfray sins: of ball tun.|’
. 3 3 . .
vio-
linist; Mrs. William Hulce. nee Miss
Harry B Zen“ of Ponus street. has ,
the dance given in lpckwood's Hail. .
Norrialk, by the Nutmeg Club, Friday ,
It is, said that; it has been
his ‘
house in Lewis'boro consid- -
visiting her parents, New York for ~, .
the past month, has returned to White 1.. I
Rock School district, formerly owned -
ism“ uietilbersjoti the Men of Tomor-
expei‘ience in I"?
A. work. and is capable or
hysical director in* t e Yuan: Menu '
”dd 113on kite morning.‘l of Ms JAY? obA. 3
In to s o B 6‘ .
tween nine 8: {ii-Jul)“l it“ bersq'uu'd
“The Imus .
‘ liogl' s 'i’iteaite last it gill
mt
I i . , '
q... l...8«h...u.it..1.lf
await. the wellkn
conductor. has resigned his position
as ammo
tou Symphony Orchestra. He
completed his 22nd year of” con
8 jun
W
E, Mont. May 8.-—W.
deuce of Mrs. R: ’A. Csrnochanr The
a tow immediate friends. Mr Clark is
W Amateur.
RDVIRTIBMENT
The Very-mat ”temper-lb...” 30c
bill-«hum admonish-“nods” 81.00
it soon was ....~.h.tv,.,....... are
3 lbs. urge Prunes
3 lbs, Extra Large Prunes Shot
3 lbs. Milk Crackers ....-........ 260
3 ion. Soda Gmckhl's .‘. ......... 250“
'|
r
i if: t. ’W
.u and use...
“Tara Samar—sand
Infill; dim i‘ Ass.
P0 CNN-M NAKED.
PRICES RIGHT.
7MP”
1
tf."‘l-lonssf. Goods at Hm Palm?
:80 Wall 3M Nsmllt.
and «a, satiatitttsmuéw may
0m to stock. sad via an planned to
ghowxym» is: to 'N' btt .r
:rmt sraMPon'o chases tins.)
all West Main,“ figment. Conn,
Attendance All floursnllsy and Night.
mm -Ifllflg ,MN HUGH
ruusasmm‘pc _ a sun
~".,I
South Norwelk. denim” ”
rot. 1:2. .. ‘ Lady Attendant.
"WY;
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#0?“ am
rwellt
the auspices df‘thd- Yoda! Men’s SF " '
Tel. 4632
: r 2'“‘~fi“‘ t , .3. . ,
THI. sourtfitolimtg
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‘ FURNITURI; tMANGO, ITO.
I Tolspllo MH_
isn't rotors
not; b93313“? r o. N. usitlllm.
W,
s I m R 4., Hsaisnd linen,
' sum some? ' scares"
“9‘ SVIPH his?“
BUBTGN,“ May 8.-‘-—Antrouucement
was made todlty fha 'l‘iinotbes Adam
a violinist ithd
cohcél‘t may." "if the 803. Horace G. Knowles. the new Ameri-
ln’uous seated his credentials to King Char-
” service as violinist with the orchestra.
BEBNATOR CLARK’S ‘KSON MARRIED
A
Then: Mailman) summation
ally large Tuesday a? Y“; audience. at
This play
is one of the best in the repertoire of
‘ the company. and one in w ich they
do some of their best work. r. Ry all
played the role of DArilguail in his
usually easy and artistic manner. Miss
Fitliliu Gillette, who is mild
played by Miss Fleming a previous
years. ivas a 0st acceptable Anne
of Austria. Mas Gilletc was at all
times easy, yet forceful, and displayed
anuch dramatic ability Harry C.
Brown as Duke of Buckingham, was
excellent. The support was strong and
the production artistic throughout. To-
night the bill will be Richard the
Third: tomorrow night, The Merchant
of Venice. and Friday night. Hamlet.
«The choice of the Friday evening bill
was left to the general public and at
. the earnest solicitation of a large num-
ber, Hamlet was decided upon for
that evening.
at $2. 75 up.
A very strong line of fully guaran-
to $6.00.
FORKS, SHOVELS. SPADQ.'HIG All
Farming Utensils. at the‘lotvé‘at prices
promptly attended to.
MINISTER PflfifiiN: HIS CREDEN
BUCHARE‘ST, Rumania,
39 Mamet. Norwalkl
llllY Niilllllil
IDUTH NORWALK. 60
May 8.—-N
t can minister to Ruptnania, today pre-
the ’9‘“ teed. High “’lleel Mowers, at $5 50
A complete assortment of the best 3
grades of RAKES, H0578; GARDEN
General repairing and machine work
nun train a.
as
Clark, Jr, and Alice Genoviv‘is Mediuv
wers’. married yesterday at the resi- »
ceremony was performed 'by sludge“ .-
Michael Donilu shd”wss witnessed by *
«s and creamer United States Senator *9
ssc’
_ at your service in any transaction in-
1
meat. "
our or ms aim
patience. We have both and they are
TRANIAGTO A GENEBRAI.’ IANKINO
[U 8"] . can 373
‘3' the highest degree of comfort.
1'
i3.“ .1
EDWIN H, MATHEWION, PHI.
JOHN H KNAPP,1st 1!le
FR'IDIRIGK H. ROWAN! Ifld View
WILFRID IODWILQ Milt.
E. H. llamas
John H. Knapp Ismael Grumman
danish ll. “Marvin Ammo
« r.
~ _ casino.
ll .00” {ii
.URPLUI AND PROEIT'a ’:
.1 73.50030.
DIRECTOR!“ ‘3
Henry W
"J..—
5‘Volving real estate.
' your pockct3 to employ them.
"a south nun st.
t t Inward
I
stun!
J. R. CONNOB. Manager.
tug—ny-
SERVICE pP-TO-DATE 3 V
CUISINE UNSURPASSED
dos. Telephone” 488.
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. bacon-tron.
thisssio'and anticomm- in
.wau. PAPERS.
. . .muoer,MAINs:r.~ _
Tubal-l. ,
”.9 ta Wall st. Norwalk.
as Washington at, so. Namath.
It's money in
.Iaawrence,
Am loath mats
Hotel Mahackemo.
k .
RATES REASONABLE
For further particulars apply at of~
deay Dinners a Specially.
.. F. 3T.1Eallinsont£ Son.
. -- SOUTHWGRWALKQV ‘
illicit llllull '
Roaitsihto"’iid Insuram ” m “cum...
in; 1mm», results was that _
must Increase in value with the rapid ,
!.:1'ln.8hutlron.mfl‘i
qualilll
Fishing Tackle.
Yacht and Launch
Supplies. ., .
Paints. Vanishes
Garden T6015 and
Barton 5. ,. .
And mans other
Spring Goods now
reads to; pour
inspection.
s
~- by.
HARDWARE.
us WASHINGTON STREET.
Pheu sis-c
FRANK c.
VAN ’s‘coy
slid Zine “3‘55 3,
I! limit Main Street. syn
fi
as W" sell because we 3
out everything we buy‘.
oour customers is the chip
3 sisaouon’ with its, sati
‘ inf ultruse’rvlcs and trim oilr a!
increase our business by in-
3 ing the satisfaction of out
as. Call and lie olivific ed.
1 , A. J. lagovlnoiSonCo
out. .muwt r
Chariot} ills,
j 5 Railroad Avsnus.‘
will? " “3
.n'; u,- 1),.2.‘i"*.2..
.J‘ rumtrmtsrop :;
.w hi u's "‘"'
as a“ leuwaMllsnn.
. Hm ' it)!” ‘ .
weekly salary can secure «today at oul
office on" their own name.
“Imus. r
identities! loan and So
Guilty to
Havllsu‘d Elm Washington 8'.
Dillon Hours. I a. m. to s p. m. -
. I.
., ,
f
X'D.,DR3£8MNG cunts
, svsav IA
should be equipped with! hint,
snow white, one piece "Bundl’d" POD
celsin Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to can!!!"
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running
in your dressing chautber, slur
in; apartment of first floor tolls!
room? its presence would afford you
We will gladly quote you prices. 01!!
plumbers are strictly competent my
. chutes, honest auditsuakh.
Horace R. flash,
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ITS:
in your house is of too mus
sucewto your health and happiness to
lot‘anyo'us‘ ‘lhstdlr such work unless
they are thorough mechanics. under-
atoning s‘ve‘ry branch of momentum.
you buy or sell and naturally expect
to make money. But mutate . M333" {MM "2%. d “5313‘“ system- it: work ts3
Know About lies: Estate. >' yam v ‘ s‘n «Cs .
Some people make money by luck, .,. . yin. .. . ,. .. '
but not many as betterto deal with A f'“ n » f f- w t; pacuamu‘ ‘ Hesrluozrvluh
the assistance of knowledge and 911- u “G o “S 5 Monroe h, South Norwaik. Cutout
-' sin-t
weather
i sell only idyé'si‘méiii's “it i liar.
mourn investigated. aim modes“
have con most. r33gidi ism
by some of the very bes’t business and
profesidOnsl men in our oil). use him:
large holdings with us and who rs». ~
omrd'end these investments to tbcil
most intimate friends. “-24 w? 5.:
A card will bring you our litars'
or a personal interview. . .. t
‘ ll. L. GOBURN.‘ Gsnsr‘ii"lg‘¢n ‘
10 South Main Street. ' ’
1847 1’0
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HoerArsn HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES
BLATE AND TIN ROOF‘YNG
Gas and Steam Fitting, Gus Fixtures,
Metal Ceiling. £th "'..
Hays you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES P
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COMPANY
17 WALL STREET. NORWAL‘
llailg Line ill Y. Y
for freight 0in
On and after 'f‘tiesdaY. January I.
1.1906, Freight Pronell‘ers will leave
'- Pier 28.‘ East River, New York, (fool
of Dover street), every day (except
Sunday), at 4 p. m. Freigbt' receivet'i
at Norwalk up to l p. m. and South
Nor-walk up to 6: 30 pm
NDRWALK STEAMBOAT co.
Annld larnlt ' c..c Housman
Ls’ucd. h. ‘ General Agent
. _. .._ I
With Noiiiuu, Your
out: Home. ‘?
Bents’ are advancing all the tion!
and desirable apartments are becom-
, lug scarcer every day. we hire '1
number of very desirable homes ton
sale. and can make thmtorm aud33
price right.
on .4."
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it“ . raconteurs». . . . , , 1
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