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(I WILL BE ERECTED
Appropriations Committee of
Golleral Assembly Favors
Neyr Structure
'l‘heI committee on approprlutious ol'
the general assembly heard on Thurs-
day and agreed to report favorably the
resolution providing for the erection
or the- new state lint-”1111 building,
which is’ also to contain the supreme
court 1111111111111 a memorial hall in
Hartford. The resolution provides
for the continuance of the commie
stop which has done the prelimln
111-y work, bought» the land and 0b-
tnined the. plans; and the comptroller
is made an ex-ofl'lcio member of the
commission;
The» commission is also to carry
out 11111 alteration remaining to be
made on the capital. including the
tire pleating or the upper stor.iet1 11nd
is given power to 1r'ondcmn l'and if
necessary meaning such as being ad-
jacent‘to that already obtained. and
needed for the pmper development of
the plan, "only not. be obtainable by
purchase 01 reasonable terms.
Provision is 11111111- l'111'p111mcnt on
a. plan which promises to avoid any
burden 011' the s'iat't-i'. The estimated
cost. of the. whole. 1v01'l,1 includipg the
alterations of the 11111111111111 $1 10
it is p1ovldcd That payment shall be
made through the issue of teuvcar
notes, payable in equal portions a11-
nuull1,so that with the payment of
“50.000, yearly the whole. cast will
be. defrayed in a period of ten years.
The treasurer is authorized to bor-
row tho money on these terms and
the effect will be that in ten yeats the
whole woxk will be painful- without
calling for special appropriations and
in a. way which will hardly be nitiee—
addressed the committee. explaining
the character of bite work contort)
plated and the method of ptqviding
the money.
WONDERFUL ECZEMA OILIIRE.I ,
"Our little boy had eczema for five
years," writes N A. Adams, Henrietta.
Pa. “Two of our home doctors said hid
case was hopeless, his lungs being
affected. We then employed other doe
tors but no benefit resulted. 1331
chance we 1e111l about Electric Blttoits;
bought a bottle .and soon noticed in;
movement. ' We continued this medi-
cine until several bottles were used
who our 00y was completely cured. "
,Ilest of all blood medicines and body
building heath tonics Guaranteed at
i". It. Baxter's, South Norwalk, and E
P. Wood's, Norwalk, drug stores
501'. I 3"
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Accouwreo eon. ..
‘l.t.1ooy-—-it's (lusty on tl1o,.rivét',,
titty, Uncle 1111.11th "
w'
, lint-lo Henry—1 alt: dot. is 111111111111
0.0"“, (kid wing is blowing tier hiltll (1 11ft"
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iMPORTANCE
AT THEi
an,”
rCloakand FurStore
68 WASHINGTON STREET
‘ 11..
Beginning Saturday, May 4
N OUIRI MILLINERYI DEPARTMENT. our prices areI cut in
Tor this sale. Come 1ariy for this will only last a few days.
11 111-1
II $61.11., Norwaik.
, and healthy growth.Mte1.l898
able as a burden. Senator Bulkeley .
" 1 Avet'aign‘tf
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Compliments ‘lrom 11111111
lournltlo' fI ‘ . .3? .
The citizens of South Nor walk will
attend the oily meeting to be
evtming lit Arlen Hall for the purpose
of votlm'z' on an appt'o‘piiatlonI of “T;-
000 for the enlargement 11; e Mantel
pal Electric plant. This 111 ll enlarge
IIIIIII} cannclty n! the plant by 25 per
The results desired will be ob
{ifiod either by the installation of 11
Fetal Oll engine 111-by storage butter-
III‘,‘i‘l1ei"n seems to be practically 11.11 on
pontoon to 11111.. lflWODflMlon. united;
as the 11111111 111 makitiui 11511
p’ t w.i11ch is being used 1111111
Wit
, 51111 11111111116111 on this, 11111114 1.11. 11111,
payeta 1111 not... inure to par for. the,
loans which are in the form at noted,
which are taken up by the 111.111.1111
Commissioners .1111. tint as possible.
‘."l‘bo 401110 11111111 has, rpceived some
vIel v. fluttering commendation in elec
tricnl journals. which are ritually on
posed to municipal ownership.
eerpta {mm some (if these will show
in what. 11 turntable light the business
policy. which has- guided the munlci
Pal 11111001111 11111111de The Western
Electrician has, complete history at
the. plant. in wb (:11 it ray-11:, .
The plant is the result at a naturltil
its
numerous .expenstvo, e largemenis
were paid for, not out of 111! issues
or loan: but, with notes signed by the
‘mmmissioners' and endowed 1111.100
11in lreaauror. g Thane notes have
been 1110110111811 and. will be entirely r11
duellled from. the profit oi the out
which also curry the (10.311011: interest
load of debts contract lot the plant a
erection and plosreuslvo enlargement.
For instance the annual attainment
at January 1.1901. reported a total
debt. of 885. 400 01..
That of January 11190137459451.
This shows a reduction of $10 705'
50 all 51.1.11 the business oi’ the, works.
Iln addition to this 83445.61 was paid
i‘or interest
Since Octobct',.19I05 nIo' mIatérlni ad-
ditions hare begin in e- to {he phiut.
so that, this article wl 411.1 a reason-
ably accurate description at 11.111111;
equipment in. this rapidly oktendi'nit
station. The 111111111110 has again gi'Iown
so {at beyond the plant‘s capacity that
enlargement in the immediate 111111111
incomes 111.111.111.511 is 11 high 111111
menial to the worth of. Diesel engines
that additional ins'tal [ions of such
units are contempla as the means
0! increasing the. output. .
Plant and 114.119.11.111.
Considering the {rhgntentnry 410.111
of this plant; it is tdngular that lit
pres 11111 the appearance or 11. unitary
conc ptlon embodied in one comnre
henslvedeslgn. The 'ly'innl buildln.
brit1k,l',fi slotlcd high 1 it feet' 0m:
’ 1111i iii 11111 .witle,6011l'alnd in ”11,111, {11e-
room four return fire tublnr boilers
each or iii 5 horsepower a teed watt-1
11111111 injector arid the ordiuuiy boll
er-i'ooIm appliances, excepting that ”it
usually 'complet nrt'ungtuueuls tor.
weighing coal in ionic on“ upp'recinti‘ou
ii systematic and accurate data c’ol-
leetion.
All of the 1111111111 engines are of tilt
Wate'rlmvu high speed type. ouch di-
tect connected to ZED-volt diioct cur
rent multicolor generators. 0'! these.
‘wo are 00 kilowatt Eddy, and one In a
105 kilowatt Fort Wdyne dmunio. The
Diesel engine is '.dtreetioonnected 10:11
ititilkilowatt tron. Wayne generation
which canted the main part or the
111110.811 economical has this onkine
woven ‘ltseir that it. is run practically
til the time and is credited with an
ivorag‘e‘ oi two-1111.111. th’e entire month- -t
{youfipiit of the plant: 1 '- “
11111111. Air compressor 1111111 to
a zit-horsepower General Electric 250-
volt ‘motor is used to Compress to
“thout 800 1101100er eduat'e inch the
‘11. used for injecting the 31.111111111211111
2111 tutti the DieSel cylinders. A 111111111
twigs} fuelroii storage tank containing
gallons to placed? underground.
close“ to the plant. From the storagc
tank it iii pumped lntb' 011‘ accurately
yoused djitrtiititi‘ng» ‘t‘it'nlrt‘ which enabl
1131; 116110111 1111116111111 tie made or 1111 out
who and At 0111' timeout: price 1111
1'34. deli ltiil 1311111111, the 1111111211111. of tile
lies'el"ttlné1§ett\t1mlm kilowatt l'uiui1
11.3% ‘tllllltt'i ’Th'ci following data will
.5éI .0! luleleut, 111,1 showing the elil
I'l'endy» ‘nud‘ 1119111511111 oi the South Nor
1.1.11.» electric 111011118: 1.111.121
Aver; éIIInt‘iJmQ 'tlIé'l‘
1,1311”, " 5'
r
tp'cr ltIt'lowaIit lituit'“ l
lndi'u'tin 11g inform-11.25 '1i‘op't'e-I »“
chill on and 1111111150111; 11.x“ ' '-
pep pantry. ........... ,..".I,...$0027ti1t
Aver e tol‘it per ‘kllow ti; ‘
. » iiIIIItigurI,I ................ g3. 0.01715’“
11111111111101 fuel oil consumed 3
labt year ........... mitts '1
Pounds of coal . consumed '
last year . .......... 2,.5008101'
' 13111-115; cost 117 1111111 11111:, kilo-“I ‘ '
whtlyhour' .......... $0 02250»
Average. conic 1' fuel oil per iti-
iq‘wattI-hbu ........... 30.0035
1.114111151141011, per kil'ow'n'tt
h 01'
IIAvernIIgIeII Watthonrs per gal.
.10 oil“ ..
Avereko‘ WntiiIhbn .
coal '
I The streets are lighted Ili‘v direct-
current series p111. IiII
held tiller.
1101111111111,
oit‘fl,‘ e debt. The plant has HUW I
in 21111011: 11¢. 30000111011111 3011111111 1.
1:11 is a 1113th creditable, 411111.111, 1
' lnié company."
' 01111111110111.1111 mom
’ burned ii 013 irbtind
' tag“ The toasts alga
0 l eu 111'1",',l111'11p 1 m i
l 4 0 i .I l. 1
cIults "351351551, ‘ 0 w‘f 3 ‘It'na'rla'I' vaill yd 1111"" 11111111111~1'11y1‘ytfltr1;L g:
l l 2 .1 l I '7 . '
iiinope’ Iii iii - ' in {till " ‘ II'IIIto" WIIIIIliIlliIIlIII ’ iii-Ictlbnil
.1 “8 1‘ II'I11I {311111111 111111111. 11111
35?§1Ii5§ iii" ' " 1:3!“th
'nmp 211111111 1111‘. ' ’t‘iiouI'rt tit it'é'r‘tloé “211.111.1511 ii iii
ct '1 porno (1! 10.0102 0111' lamp per hour rwnlk and tr 13 W504. Noru 111.1.
y matrimony neutered by the Diesel drugglots. 25c.T1-ytliom.
ions- or ooItIinoi luck
lie
11 5111110
3111111111
1111111111 511011
the nerve oente
timothy nil thoso' distressing a
No other . ,
1116113211111th 011'
11... 5‘
"ll 5‘01? I“ has 31010 mi ”AA
Groin all my email!
irritable. and oil worn out,
of, I. can. dilution to aim
t Morin-tum
‘mptty 11011111111111
1 Is it» and stony; painful
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. . 4... ‘.. 7 ... ., M... .. .
engine is shown by the comparison of
240 watts supplied per hour for one
cent in 1000 with liil watts produced
in l905,11ltiiough this record would an
peat even more itivp‘rable htid not the
Diesel engine b a used {or 2%
111111111111 during 1 0 year. "
The commercial lighting and power
services tire continuous (01'24 hours
11 day, except duriny' daylight on 8110
days There tit-1‘1 460 eonsumem of
lighting 11111.1 60 lot- powtir. Lamps equi-
tmlent to approximately 10.000 10 can
dlepower are connected and motors 11g
negating 600 horsepower in capaclllh
the kilowatt rating.of generators be-
ing 505 Last. year 872 312 kilowatt-
hours were generated. 636.812 by fuel
oil and 285, 510 by coal. The average
income per kilowatt l1o'u'r.was £279
cents at 11 cost of 2.764 cents. The
uveraIge cost by fuel oil wan 2 25 conic.
as compared to 3. 59 cents by cool. a
difference of 1,23 cents in lover“ of the
501101111.
it is true, howevIer; that these figu-
ties do not actually apply to the whole
snowing. because th cost at ooai"i1er
kilowatt hour is “proportionately
high because steam wan used 1111 Lin 1111-
1101an and to carry peak 1111111 only.
The ommlssloners estimate that. the
cost or street llghhs last year was 06.
540. which is 01.500 lead than, they
would have cost it paid for at the rate
of $74 per iamp- your charged Norwalk
by a private company. At the average
rate of $83.71 obtaining in Connecticut
the total saving for the city slnco titt-
starthtg or the plant has been $2l.1t78
09.!kneflt11 mp1l11tte consumers may
be judged from the comparison of 1111111
rates or 10 cents 111.11,. .ltilowatt—hour.
with 10 per cent rebath iorI cash chnrg
ed by the municipal plant and 16
cents; with 10 per cent rebate charged
by the private lighting company.
in the history of municipal owner
ship South Nm'wnlk will shine as tht
pioneer in operating a muntclupal elec-
iiit plant from an independent. illil'll
politics
The Electricalage says etiltdt'iully‘:
111111 (11111111111111 or the plant do not
poem to tibpoud for limb job on 11111111
watd boss whose Influence. is lsultl‘
client to override all other qualified
lions and 11s a result the outlay for re
pubs in reasonable for a plant of this
size
“The data. in regard to the cost oi
generating cunent indicate that. dut
.care is taken to maintain this plant in
an emciont condition.
-“'i‘he report and balance sheet 11p-
penr to show a healthy condition and,
are noteworthy on account 111-the pre '
ticnce therein of several items which.
are usually conspicuous by their ab
space In the reports or such enterprls
es 1
‘ ”The average cost of generotlon and
lined charges is low for a plant having
thII'. me time this lead {actor is high;
er than that of some municipal plant:
claiming to produce electricity at to
war butt rates"
”The average income per k w 11
hi :1 parently induced a trifle below
the 0111111] on account of the low rater
charged, against We city lighting
wor
The Electrical WorldI says‘ in 11 10111
illustrated story: ,
‘ "What profits have accrued to nrl
yato curtailment 1111-11" he Judged by tiu
('oi'tlpallsott of busoI’iIiglltlliin. mice 0
lmoqnts 11111111113? down toll cents 15111
M rwi 'lt.lt 0 “pill cont rebate l‘t‘n
11111111 «Iiiitged by the municipal plain
and Ill} goals with iii per cent rebut:
for dash charged 111111..- 1161111111 light
in view oi these opittitiIllIti of expert“
who am seeking to rind. (lawn in tin
Mutant the Judgment. at tho 1513111111111
sinners 111111 l1nttlly lio.1ptoatl11t1cd.11m"
that appears to 1111' no doubt Ihut tin
a pr pt'iation will he yotod this eye
nngiw'lthout oppositib'lu ,
1i
LIQ-I-At‘ter a heavy; mould, take a couplt
- it Dean's Resilient" . ogre your sin
111.11.11.11 and 1100:0110 help they
will need. ltegul to bring may. I‘i-l
II‘I.""."I 111111111th11 01' 1e bowelti'.
BPIIIN NOFI ELD GLEN-“0U“ IuRN»
ED
1.1111111111111111 111111 . IMIay “in;
'i‘he club 116111111 11111; 1%rlngllo’l’d
old. Was
this morn-
AIOWOOO " 1." ’
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I'MN'T
anon-1211' plow-9111111 up’peudlx
int. c 1111.11.1in
led“?
:' w:
- '11
‘ Mrs; Pinkhum‘ssmnding 111.11.115.15 W’omIerIiI
to wigfl'fiflwwfipf
11111111 standard entirely div‘blued iron- 1
factor of 17.6 per cent and at ,
.jsaadobian 11.2.11 ,,
a keeps whichvee
“13191.1 W
, «mice
I.II dii‘ E"PiInkh11 5 Vet
WillarfiimII u. 0131?;me
. 11111111 the most emu!“
T pic. Weak Back. li'aiiin
you. .1111 14111111111111.1123-
"’.I‘i't 1.111.101.1212 ,
IIWOilll 0F Eli A. iii"
DURING PAST YEAR
----n---h
will!
FrlIlIilIlul 5116.11 of 6611111111111
Society lie'Iflo'ctéd in 11.11111
Reports—New Officers Elect-
od I
llAlt'l'FOillL' May l3.—»’i‘he 11.11--
mull meeting of the Connecticut, So .
triety, Sons of the American Revolun
tton. waa held- Friday at noon, at the
rooms of the Hartford Board of Trade. ‘~
President Jonathan Trumbull. of Nor-
wich. presided. Prayer was offered by
Rev. George L. Thompson.- oi Brook
iyn N. Y.
Treasurer's Sthtombnt. ‘ 1 '
Henry C Sherwood, of Brldboport.
p1 cseuted his report as treasurer The
balance at the last annual meeting
was 879.01.1‘l1e receipts wow 32. Oil. .
06 and the expenditures $1. 640. 47.
leaving a balance of $371..l9 The
life ntetnl rahip fund has increased
from $1.54 .29 to 31.717153. '
' Other Repom.
Hobart L, Hotchkiss the registrar
of New Haven presented his report.
01’ the 40 new membem more than
one ball were from Bridgeport ‘ ‘
Capt Henry R. Jones, of New
ilar'timd,tl1e necrologint; in his re-
port have the names of the 27 mem-
bets who had died during the yeul. ,
One was Thomas Blanch, of this city.
an original son.
Joseph G. Woodward. of Hartford.
the blotot'lan preheated his report ro-
viewing the year's activity.
A vote was passed that the deio-
gates to the national congress soon to
be held In Denver. work to secure a“
reduction of the per capita tax from
'10 cents to 25 cents. ,
A11 ovation was given to James
Munroe Grant‘. of this city, the only
1rlglual not present
_ At t 01:!de ndlournntmnt was 1.1.1.1.:
01' lunch at the Hartford Club.
Leving Cup for Preultient Trumbull
A pleasant surprise was glycn Pres
«lent Trumbull directly after the
ions were seated at the table when
lodge Morris B. Beardsley, of Bridge
10rt arose. and in a "pleat-unit: speech
presented President umbull, in be
half of the members of the society.1i
beautiful loving cup. Although gen-
unely surprised. President Trumbull ‘
made an appre‘clt’ttlve reply , 1
The cup Is a splendid specimen of
the sliversmlth’s art. it is of solid
sliver wit three handles. in one or
the spaces between the handle is the
inscrl‘ptton ', ‘
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v
Jonathon 11111111351
seventeen 11.11... ‘
4111111 exit
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Connecticut SIdciIIet Bone
icon no (011th ' , 1 y, f‘
A Token or 0W)" 1 "
11nd 1311111111111 Serviéeg
From the Sciegety‘y"
In another space is t . call, ‘ol’ the
Sonuectlc‘ut emlety‘ad ,
tpuce the 111111911111 sociot 1’! Iol‘
1111111111101 111;; pup Word 1150' at” 11111.;
i‘l‘réct from it bankiamlwg
The romance, 111' the cup is
met:
iron the or: 111 to teprenonl
11 rentdcniI'IIII 1331 uh 6111111513511.
11,11. ('11 oystcd tut-i subunilptthug and
partners the 51151111101 "no 151130}
slhorwood 11.115111111111111 53111111111111}
1nd lease 1;. ersdy‘o'; all of ‘Hrldgc-
111111 11.1mm Rt'ircel‘y uud "'-l'}vet
11011.1 '., nr‘ Nr. iluvcn‘. ’ '
“'Ol‘ljcerl Elected
"I'lhc 11116111111111; Committee p1 (“Will
ed its report as lollows.‘ it was ac
copied and the odioers unanimously
denied as follows: '
President—'.liewis B. Curtis. Bridge
port.
Vice President—Rufus IE. iiolmos,
Winston.
£0!‘tl.:‘..“tni 1.11 111..
Sherwood,
1T1'eitnureI1I'—ilenry '02
51111111111111
“Roll lutmr-v-iIiIIoIhnrt L. IiIiotclIiltitut,
NW‘HMIR. ' . 'i 11 k 1 ‘
fflinfibrim~rronk 13 (1111'. IiIiIant
0 1 '
minimum» new 3.11111 9.1.1..
Bflmmt't 'F‘I .7“ «540” 111 1.
”.ilecrotoitiat-weapt. 0111:1111; .10 Jenna.
Newton-11111111. 11W *1" '{ by 1-. 1'
511111.111 lit dim-Int. mellow. emhevn
“$0 cle ted on 1111111121 1101311111141
Nathan r‘hntrt' ilu'ltlitghmn.'1ll nit
Bridgeport. _
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the third _
only ctit.
ii."
‘Jbluntn‘t'y‘ contributions fly, 'thIIG 'llitI' 1.,
here and by a slim of 1111511311 “011.630 j ‘
e
Stict'ctaryadhnrlcs G.St1II1uIe i-iaIrb ,
\QI '.
111 11111111111111.1114“ 1116' 1111111111 111 man ,‘ '
‘fli’mem hot!» Of "
111111111111: Leonard Weile,lt‘1'nl1 W. '
1111511111111 Oh‘arlu WinslowI Dome and '
\
Line of Ktmonas
a4 WASHINGTON srr,’
.~y.....r '1 1
1‘ 3013:0110-1an '
Mitchel
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1057.
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Washable Summer Petticoats.
11 peficctlyrf'resh 11110.1. 111 c.1111 titan-1'11 suinwnt
made Iand tailored properly Scohbw lowlmc the prices.
Gingham Skirts of excellent
pleated 101101101 edged with 11 1131111111 rutlic
$1.
titripcs in good reliable colors.-
quality, with accordion
Checks: and
Suoacb ‘ " I
Scottiuckcr 111 stripes, blue and w|1itc,biack and white,
1I11I1d gray cliects, 11111th with deep flouucc 111 double ruffles, I
and trimmed with bias bands. 98c.
Striped Seersuckers with dual
otitrgs, vqpy ltglttf in weight and comfortable to “won’t”
A Window of 2.5
'I"ihi.~1I is next the Fat'rficl'd ‘av
tempting 11111 the contIcnts. All ar
1111 ntl'tlt's,1'eI1y neat col-
WSW
c‘Its Moles.
enue en‘ii‘rn'nca and very
1- 1511-11". from the Crock-
cry Store and the assortment is quite tiiumelipucous
‘ Large Plates of Doulton or imitation Delft
Colontui LiIucI i’latcs pith historical scenes and land-.
scopes.
Salad Bowls .51 generous si/e. with decorations
l aucy, unique Jugs, 1’1 owls 111111 Dixhes
will make capital tutors 111' prizes.
Oddities that
Stop and see them.
Italian Silk Undervcsts'. \Vc
liti'ssctl {01 they are vcrv lowly
in white,11i11k or blue citltcr piniu 01 embroidered
$2.98!“). .1 ‘ , ' I l. 1
, The Art Embroidery Section 1
titIc pretty things that were in that
an now be found upstairs. and th
light and cvgrythiug very pleasant
W
110 not want these who
Woven like 11 silk glove,
From
r1
:1 on the liliiti 0111'. All
corner on the main floor,
ore is more room, better
1
Some new Piéttirc Cloths being shown are vcty suit~
[1585.
able {1'11 nursery uses, for pillow slips couch covers and othct
the children 1111“ like t'hc'pictnres.
1 ~, - ' Take elevator in Carpet Store.
W,
“Ritbishinc” will remove scratches and finger marks
from furniture, also that cloudy look.1t will bring out :1 tin-
ish almost like new.
25c 11 bottle.
’5" 1911‘1- '
4 “R“n‘i .1
III'I'oci'
sizes in any IgIraIde but all sizes 1‘}. the various grades.
51100-1065“. 50' and 751:.
iifflg Whloti, 8013.
$1.50 waists, 930.
' ‘oeno wrists 31.255111: $1.119;
“.1115 in 111-1.111111151111111 to 0111 New
1’.-$111139 11. “He.
tum: 1141.4 vol-n1 11m 1:.11iw111 4a rt‘tp
:41.
Tclephdno‘ 446..
‘ For this week's SpeciulI wt- have chosen LADIES' suturwmsrs
Iliad shall make CIU'II‘I Ii‘itIlCES on samples, embracing all qualities. Not all
NOTE PRICES:
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1"}
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, 11111. pummel - 111" .1165. nouns. .
1,, 1. 4 .. t vvtt 4114 141.01 ”nip“ "1‘
”a?“ 'Fl'ltgltlo' ”111k.
oninlIhii' and iii 11111- 11111111115111.1558; it. 9
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