'» cake saline
With Face Cloth.
ILA'rusn A 911861.511, Proprietors
: 205, Washington at. ‘
A To I. coll 661-2.
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v
Mayflower Hook and hidden Com
may now has a telephone installed.
Wfiw: -
Isaac Reliant has moved to Silver-
mind where he has purchased a store.
Mrs Frederick M. Wheelernnd Miss
Natalie Wheeler are visitors in Gro-
1n.
. 1' and Mrs. Fiedcrick Paer‘ce, of
,l'i'w York, are spending a couple of
the here. .
8 mil ‘ -—-———————-—-———o
Mrs. Joseph Fowler, who has been
[120115 updrated on in New York, is getting
along as nicely as can be expected.
l 1 .-——.
The Weekly class meeting and pray-
e‘r ‘meetlng ot’ the East Avenue Metho
~ digit Church were held yesterday even-
.‘ 11th In the church.
Qharles Roddy has entered his spcch
launch Gillie in the Class 0 race, of i
1111 Pequonnock Yacht Club in Bridge-
ppm, to he held tomorrow. This class
is‘ for the speedy motor boats.
. .n—Ladles if you wish to buy the
fit Fireworks go to Hafncr’s station-
sto1e. Entirely separate from to
hectic department.
Mrs. W. D. Platt, who was operated
on for the second time in the Metho-
dist Episcopal Hospital of B1ooklyu.
last Friday, is getting along very nice-
ly»; and expects to be home in about
three. weeks.
One of the prettiest little yachts that
has visited this harm in yeuis ai-
rlved today, the yawl rigged Wander-
miter formerly of Hartford, but, sold
this season to a Dr. Campbell, «vho is
minimising- on. the 11111011511111] Islands,
glitlher the boat is 'gc‘ing' ids the Eric
anal The yawl is equipped with a
‘two cylinder Hartford engine.
. tithe oyster boat, Alonzo E. Smith.
a autived in the harbor last evening
item the east. She has been eonver-t
all from a schooner and with an upper
house on her and a powerful engine,
she makes a fine appearance, and goes
along at a good" clip. 011 her arrivel
she was saluted by all the boats in the
harbor, which had steam up.
' Ullcorge J. Kluepfel and wife sailed
today on the New Amsterdam, bound
for Rottetdum, Holland. After a two
months tour of the continent they
Will return on the steamship New
York from Southampton, England,
August 241b, When George goes
aboard he will find a couple of copies
of the New York Clipper, on which pa-
per he was assistant to Ed James thir-
tar-five years ago, which will be quite
surpiise to him in whiling away
Many n11 hour When Dr. Brown and
his father wont to the Paris Exposi-
tion a few yeais ago. a similar surprise
Waited them after the steamer had
left the dock.
Editor of the Sentinel: We rend
ingthe old elementary spelling book of
an old man that once found a rude
by in one of his apple trees stealing
apples, and desiied the youngsters to
come down but the young sauce box
told him plainly that he would not,
thrent the old man pulled up some
tufts of grass and threw at him. This
only made the youngster laugh to
think the old man thought to beat him
down from the tree with grass only.
“Well, Well." replied the old man, "if
neither word nor grass will do, i will
try what virtue there. is in stones!“
Then the old man pelted him honvt~
lly with stones, which soon made the
ybungster hasten down from the tree
and bet; the old man's pardon. Such
an act 1 lght have good effect (111 some
, of the nut Norwnlk youngsters who
are in the habit of paying nightly visits
to neighboiing cherry trees
' NEIGHIlORlNG CHERRY TREE.
W
George Merritt the celebrated vcud
evillel artist and Vocalist cousin of Dr.
Franklin G. Brown of Seaside avenue
whose name and lame is widespread
. , on both tildes oi the Atlanticm made a
;‘ vow pleasant call on an old member
' qtt'ii'e New York Cli per staff recently,
‘ ' 1111,18 way the. rec cemented 10-1,
» we: Would be interesting history to
‘ fond of the show business. Mr.
1: was formerly of the Merritt
181's. George and William and
A... their theatrical career back
My ditys of Harrison and
ill. Arrears use. 11111511111
George,
‘ 1111 as 11 11111811. 81
_ fa from titty, and was re
a 681911 at the Christy Min-
n 1101111011, England. under an
mg; to George 67., better
,A air
he to rent.
by'Mooi'e, which iii s {0'
_ .8111 . Queen of England
.ih'oy ware particle
‘ .w _, .090rges sweet, too?
5981
_ sort of family cum
lag married the death 1 or the leader
.. diseases.
.I ties the bloodwcurea the cause-bullds
. you up. .
58478111732111 buy.
of his orchestra, Professor David Bra.-
haul, while hyshum marllcd the sister
uuliy handsome Hanley who was for.
age. Brahma and Haulay died last
Brahum' a
nephew was Lillian Russell’ 9 ilr‘st has.
band, and was the leader of‘ Tony Pam
lor’s orchestra in the Bowery.
wimpure blood runs you down-—
makes you an easy victim for organic
Burdock Blood Bitters pml~
nowav'rou.
m
The Rowayton Library will be clos-
5
9. legal holiday;
The Rowayion 01111 Club will hold a
shoot on their grounds, Thursday
morning, July 4th.
W
James Walls and family, from
Brooklyn have leased Theodore O.
Olsen's cottage at Pine Lodge for the
season and will move 11p Saturday.
NOTICE.
The legal voters or the South Five
Mile River School District are hereby
notified and warned that a special
meeting of said district will be held
at the school house, Saturday, July 6,
1907, at. 8 11.111.
For the pm pose of considering the
advisability of employing either James
.Stevens or Albert W. Mills as jani-
tor of the school house in said dis-
‘trict foi the ensuing veal, and to i11-
struct the district committee accoid-
ingly.
To authorize the making of neces-
sary repairs to the school house.
And? to transact any other business
proper to come before said meeting.
Rowaytou, 01., July], 15107.
EARL It“. ’l‘liOMldS,
11 3 5 District Committee.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
~Flreworks for sale at Abcndroth's.
There is one kind of ”Noroton
beauty" so rare and uncommon just
now as to call for special mentionm
charming as ever. it. Is a certain
brand of potato which is favored with
that title. Hugh Neiil's garden has
produced one Weighing 81/, ounces,
which, considering the backward sea—
son. is believed to be “the record" on
the 21111 day of July, 1907.
WESTPORT.
M...
The yacht Lat011a,\vlih the owner,
ll. C. Eno. on bour,d returned to this
11111 bor yesterday.
()11 Tuesday, July 9, the ladies of the
Altar guild of Christ church will give
a fair and ice ci'eu infestlval.
Mr. and Mrs, Eugene McKenna have
returned from their wedding tout and
have taken up their residence in town
, F. DiGiovnuui attended the bout
mean at New 1411101111 and had a joyous
trip. He Wits accompanied by Miss
Nellie Wohlvcr of New Haven.
At the sorlublc of the members of
the Congregational church, held last
evening Rev. Warren P. Landers, pas-
tor of the church, received a purse
containing $200 in gold.
Eleven acres of land with buildings
at Greens Farms have been transfer-
in turn transfers the property to his
father, Austin Jennings.
Bridgeport. parties are negotiating
for the purchase of the William 8. A114
nms property on the. hill, with the idea
of making it an automobile inn The
place is nightly, commanding a view
of the river to the 1.1Iiioud bridge. The
house is 1.11 go and admirably adapted
to hotel purposes. '
The Yale Brewing company has
bought the saloon conducted by John
’1‘. McCaun at Saugutuck for many
years. The company will send a man
to take charge of the place and Mr.
McCanu will retire for a lime to re
cuperutc. He has not decided as to
his future movements.
E. 8.. Wheeler has returned after the
most enjoyable fishing excursion of
his life, on Grand Lake stream in
Maine. The land-locked salmon gave
him plenty of fly cnsiing. lie in so
much in love with the place that. he
means in the future to make it a re-
port from the cares at business. The
weather was fine, the air pure and
bracing and the‘ fish rose to the fly
with eagerness and when hooked gape
him plenty of sport.
The town school board has scoured
us superintendent of schools for the
coming year Prof. Frank L. Mead. now
at City Island N. Y. Prof. Mead Is
a man of wide experience in teaching.
High school at Eyracule N 7., and
has certificates in New Jersey and
New York.
commendationn and is regarded as one
school in the Eastern states. A
will be save 51 other. changes in the
all and art com.
corps of lead era but the Board itiisfi
‘l’ll not yet au‘ro tint what. they wt
9.
..i __.
1. .
-swf‘u »~
....., i... .41..
of Martin J. Hartley, the 11111111858 111911 4
‘ near or the show. Mrs. Brilliant was“
not a profeteloncl lady, but was unus-
morly a. drummer boy, married Marlee A»
in Ravel niece or the celebiuted 115: .
briei Ravel; the French pantomimist‘
oi Nible's Garden, of ball a century'
waiter having botli reached the ripe"
ago or three score and ten
ed Thursday on‘ account of its being ‘
the other kind being as numerous and]
red OH‘TCOOI‘NS by Eliza M. Jennings j
to her son, Erwin M. Jennings, who :
He was for 15 years principal of the
He brings the highest re,
of the apical: educators of the-now
There
John Kelley is again working for W.
" W Kirk. In the Messenger oliico. A
home of M1.
“91’.
herald 1111188. at Stamford is cmi
played by newisdeaier F. A Dicker-
man.
The Harnesses meet as a Board at
‘Relicf in tho p‘hrlors of the engine.
house on Friday evening. A _
Woliel nnd‘ Greenwald have built all
office in the front part 06 their.plumb-
lug shop.
Mr. and Mrs F‘dwln Brant. of Des-
ton are guests of Mr. and Mrs. (.9111 go
Wurdweli, 11211111 avenue.
Robert S. Tulle at Denver will be
a guest of Rev. and Mrs. Charles Isl.
Benedict over the Fourth.
Mrs. Thomas 11‘. line and son of New
York are spending several weeks with
relatives here.
' Mrs. Charles Kaiser has returned
from a three weeks’ visit with relu-
tives and friends in 1.41111; island.
Julian Dewey Heath of New York
is spendlns the summerwith his 1111
ole, Stephen Heath, Carter street.
E. J. Brown, A. M, Cosmic-George
Wardwell. Sn. and Fred Bird made an
gutomobile trip to Coney Island Sun
ay
Olivm' Peck
the M18. C. 11‘. Roscoe house, Vista,
leccntly puiehused by“ Rufus King of
New York.
“WW
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad wolfel cele-
brated their golden wedding Sunday.
They have. b‘ccn married 51 years. but
wore unable to celebrate last year.
Junius St. John Benedict, grandson
of Mr. and Mrs, Junius Benedict, is
new in the forests of Montana In the
employ of the government as a for-
ester.
Romer Bishop of Stamford has sold
the. tract of land on tiun Birdssll pro-
nnvty, Canoe Hill road, known as
"Birdsail Knoll," to Mrs. A. McMahon,
of, Stamford.
Mrs. William Baker has been ope
rated on several times during the
past week at tho Stamford hospital,
i‘or an internal trouble. Her condition
is reported as serious.
. A number of local young, people at-
tended the commencement exercises
of the class of 1907, Merrill College.
held in the Casino. Stamford, Wednes-
dny evening. Leon C. Tucker of this
town was one of the grndluates.
The new macndum road on Bliss‘s
Hill and in Weed street, which was
constructed by PL 13. Kelley and paid
for by him. is one of the finest in this
section. it is said that this public i111-
provcmcnt cost. Mr. Kelley about $3.-
1100.
of the Univeislty of Minnesota, was 11
guest of ii J. Wur,reu piesldent of the
Stamfoid Stove Company. at his home
111 South Main street during the past
week. Prof. Northrop is a brother of
Benjamin K, Northrop of Ridgciicld
He made his first political speech in
this town in 1866, during the Freemont
campaign.
Percy Baker narrowly
drowning in Cooks Pond near the
Ponus street road, Sunday afternoon
While in the middle of the pond.
about 18 feet deep, and battling with u
very swift current, his bathing trunks
slipped down over his ankles and he
was dragged under several times. His
cries for help were answered by Olfrod
H. Raymond, Segbcrt Brlnkerhoif and
Harry Purdy, who brought him safely
to shore He swallowed considerable.
water and it Was about an hour before
he was resuscitated.
escaped
Arthur L. Huliiday of Providence, R.
.‘l,, canvassing agent im a combination
ironing board and stepluiblcr, who was
'arrestrd by Officer Merrill after he
-had been detained by Dctectivefleffor-
mm In Stamford last Friday morning.
:was brought to New Canaan. and tried
theforeJusticc J. F. Stillman. Saturday
;'aiternoou at 2. Hulliday was held for
‘1111 attempted assault on the person of
311118 Isaac Burton. at her home in Do-
oust Avenue, Friday alter.noon Attors
I'noy Robert A. Fosdiclwf Stamford an
insured for the defendant, and Grand
-"Jutoi W W. Kirk was assisted in the
ptosccution by Attorney James ill.
lihinluu'h off. Mrs. Burtoun testimony
'wuu incoherent and with very little dc
tail it developed that there was ob
sclutuly no grounds for the complaint
and the spectators Were utterly 8111111.-
on at the incompetency of the plaintiff
After listening. patiently to the long
argument of counsel. Judge Stillman
promptly discharged the prisoner.
GENERAL MoLEAN A 91119011911.
TANGlIIlR.. July 8.-—Gcnoral Sir
tau' a bodyguard, has been made a pri-
soner by flaisuli the bandit chief. and
will be held 99‘ a hostage by the lat-
tcr until the sultan agrees to pardon
liaison on his own t'.erms
General Macbean wits negotiating
with Raisuii regarding the latter‘s barn
don When he was mode a prisoner.
General Maciaenn is 11 former officer
of the British army having served In
the 69th 11811111181116
All hisdui‘iuence with the sultan has
been examined in their interests of di-
versuliy respected even among the
fiokt'tanaiical of the ioreisudiatlns
our ..
W
A hey has arrived to brighten tho '7
and Mrs. Thomas Tun . ‘
and family will occupy '
Prof Cyrus K. Northrop president '
Hurry Macbcun commander of the Sul- »
tinfuntry, and is A
descended from 911.0111 Scotch family. '
vilizstion'and humanity, and he is uni- .
Women have peculiar ideas as to
how far they should so in showing »
affection for 11 111911.
1‘Il'llsua 85111111.? £1,647?
211135,? {15'- llguhnmllag’gmfiiy
W1 ilk
.91le lMde'iiQo-l newt
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1i
_ THE ROUBTHAT ROTON.
Elaborate preparations have been
made “for the celebration of the Foutth
at Roton Point. Wheeler lit Wilson's
full band will give conceit's afternoon
and evening. and them will also be a.
between the band numbers.
will take place afternoon and evening
in- the paviliiou with music by Profes-
sor Lowe' s orchestra, and there will be
skaliuh all day in the tick, to music
11v Professor Cluuois full orchestra.
The steamer Huntihplou will make
two stops at the Point
ROLLAWAY RINK NOTES.
Professor Clune‘s full. orchestra will
furnish music ,tomonow at the Rolls-
way. Rink at Roton Point. There are
large attendances at the rink aitei noon
getting the fail, and tWeuiy-seven were
”‘OVCI one evening this week
JULY FOURTH SENTINEL.
"rue Evening sentinei‘wiu be issued
as a morning paper on Thursday, July
41b, in order that the employees may
display their
day. ,. -
011' Your Walls
that 8.58" plot-Ad: you our .1888 we
put them on. Any more rooms to be
paper“! thin your! ' .
Our neck 81 Well, Floor represent:
the very moot [loam Tho «Innuen-
hovo been mills «no 11181851 produc-
tion: of tho but (gelatin.
Agent for tho‘Wn'i. Campbell a. Go.
and Fr. Beck '60. A '
u—h
lug Goods.» From“ Molar... ‘
WM“ tubal-l“ Poll. Mill m
1“.
Cloth abides. With'i'rlnno, 80°.
Winddw Illl‘di'o‘und mm min”
modem order.
«111..
Ask for "8. a H." Green Trading
Stamps—we glvo them.
L. H DECKER
67 Washington 811....
1.1.1:». ‘ than Memoir.
uuw YORK. new 111111911 8‘
mm.) JAILROAD.
. TlME TABLE.
Ill Iflm June 2,1907.
LEAVE‘ ROUTE NORWALK
NEW YORK.
A. M.—.—12_:56x. 5: 14x, 5: 41:, 5:6511,
6: 0111, 6: to; 6: 50, 8: 56, '1: 54:. 8:18x,
8: 10. 8148:, 9: 11:, 9: 3111, 9: 59, 10: 55:,
11:01,11:16x.
P. lily—:12 62x 1: 10. 1145:, 2166:.
3: 20:, 8: 27. 5: 09:1, 5: 38, 5. 551?, 6: 2511.
6: 40. 6: 58:, 7: 1211.715”, 9: 67:. 10: 32.
FOR
A‘. lip—1225211,“ 5:141, 5:41. 8:67,
9143!.
P. M.~—12:66x, 2: 47:, 2: 56:. 6: 38.
505%. 7: 00 7:18, 7: 54:. 8: 2.511, 6.5711,
New chK‘ mos BOUTH NORWALK
A M.—-12:001r, 12: 08: 11:51:, 5. 45.
‘6: 55, 8: 01. 11:118. 8: 40, 15:00:. 11:14:.
10. 52M 11. 001: 1'1: 08.
P. 1/L:~129i1, 1-01. 11,1,90119 9;,00:
21.53 8:31:11. 4: 021, 4: 06, l: 1511, 4: 83.
5:09}, 5:08, 5.98 5:008. 5:09, 7:10,
7:1th 9: 1108', 9.10. 11: 00:.
A. M.--6:00, 8“7133’. 9100:, 6140:.
10:02:.
P. 58.1406.» 6: 04. 6' 66:. 81811.0
11: 00;, 19100. t .
GOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN
A M.~—12:08:, 1912:. 1.66:. 5.18.
7-25, 8.25. 9.11:, 9:41;, 9:81, 10:11,
11: on: 11: 48. A
Principals: 1: 18. 9201:. 6:18;,
1:111, 8: 061:, 6: 2i 5 0611. 6: so. 7. 08:.
815851, 9: 11. 1011181511: 89.
Note-91“) and 7: till to Bridgeport
on y.
A. lib-12: 0811"
”1:138, 1: 66:. 7: 69.
9210,1014“, 112
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a...
000: .
110188 '
vaudeville, performance at intermitsion' '
Dancing -
and evening. Darleu young people are ,
patriotism during the,
it Have ital Paws "L
omit-111. oil‘s-win. 14811an .
Painting, Paper Hanging on M »
For This Week. 011111.
"- 111nm:
Two Packages
ll- 0. FORCE
255
a t
”1071082234.
9: Cottage Av... [an Not-vol":
Pianos To Rent.
PIANOB TUNED BY THE MOST
COMPETENT TUNERS WHO CAN
BE OBTAINED._ ,
TENNIS AND GOLF GOODS.
F. E. iiiKAWiillil 81 ill].
"Honest Goods at, Honest Prices."
8, Wall om». Norwalk.
':
EVERY LADY'O DRESSING ONADA
IEH
11min
snow white. one 11 cos "Bonito“ P0!
119an Enameled lavatory. A
Have you over 91.011119 6. to mull»
how delightfully convenient It would
be to have hot and cold running m
should be equip adult
in your dressing chamber new
In; apartment of first 6069 toilet
room? Its presence would afford no
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prion. 011!
plumbers are Itrlotly competent in.
males. honest and reliable.
Horace R. flash,
‘VORNIN MAIN AND Wlfl‘ ITI
91.11.111.118
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l
1..—8.11 78661:,8‘168, 8101:. 80811.08 Ann: mm A...
soc-m «opium 'ro 11111891197. 'Wm A I m
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P. M.--11 95. 32 (Saturday only). you“ it RNA”, “v.“ p
11:98:, 5:18, 818 8.111,» 7.11 ““50“ H, fly,“ 8. fl 5
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Summer Goods" '
0115115811 1011 s
HARDWARE.
,112 WASHINGTON 9511997.
Phone 667
996 in the Habit of Having Your.
Sunday Dinner at the
current)
No worrying» about «looting
your meats, no bother with,
dishes um um when pleasant
Weather comes.
Courtho- Bervlco. ,
Flaunt Surroundinl. ' 1'
Excellent Cooking. ,
9111111123 nEvaEkE,‘
\ Proprietor. ‘
' Telephone 498.
it,
A.
m LATEST AND 9581'
LaunMouers
at $2. 75 up-
. A very strong line of fully guaran-
to 88.00. memo-i1. men
A complete assortment of the best
grades of RAKES. HOES, GARDEN
FORKS. sHovsLs, spaces, and all
Farming Utensils, at the Iowast prices
General repairing and machine work
1101111111 1111111111160.
99 M... 51., Norwalk.
Telephone Call 97-5.
Gltflfli’ils Paint!
1% EAST NORWALK
—————-
.._ _.
"'1
Shm’Dinnex-s and All Kinds of Sea
Food Cooked to Order.
[iodide and fishing.
Bath lioness to Rent by the Season
John O’Suilivan’.
Proprlo or. »_
an!
Hflflitt E. fliNNitiiiN,
48 Wall 81., Nemllt. ‘
I4 Washington 81.. 611. Noimiih ‘
We have uvornl 'dol‘lldod Muniti-
111 Income produolnugliroporly lhlt
mull Icons» in value With tho mold
growth of tho town.
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PRESTO-LITE nuns.
Auto Garage
and Machine Shop.
Automobiles stored, overhauled Ind”
repair-d. Tins, Lamps, Gill. Dr)!
Colin, Bpurk Pinon. etc.
Launch Engines. Govern. Cur! loo.
Turpentine. Tonto. Awning: and ill.
204 WASHINGTON ST»
E. B. Robomon. Proprietor.
sparrows unit's.
I...
van sour
1 more.
mm
WWII.
teed High Wheel Mowers. at 85.60 ,
Real Estate and Instance.» 1
(creaturowu AAA stratus: " .
14E—
I FprATme “hill". ”“9““ Vertdlllm, Rattan.
'TH'F. CHARLES E SHOLES QZOMPANY
‘ sues Sales Agent.
New York City '
) lMFronl Street,
,»
Uttdlfliiil',
'East 8.1.6....
Tel. ' 1152.
F. 61359111501116 5011.
A , DEGORATORS
Wholesale and Retail Dealir'o In
WALL inputs.
70 NORTH MAIN ST.
Tel. 3,384. ISOUTH NORWALK..,
1111 88111181118.
I sell only investments» that I him
personally investigated. and whict
have been most. rigidly In lestlgstel
by some of the very best business our“
professional men in our city, who how
large holdings with 119.9116 who rec
ommend these investments to then
most. intimate friends. ‘
A card will bring you our literatur'
or a personal interview.‘
a. 1.. coaunu. Genet-it Agent.
16 South Main Street.
1'
1851 195'
PLUMBING 'AND STEAM
HEATING; f“
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
svovss AND RANGES,
ILATE AND TIN ROOFING
Gloom! Steam Fitting. Gus Fixturn
Metal Ceiling, Etc.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES ?
’55,, “ 1 ‘
THE IONESM & norcnmst
COMPANY
17 WALL eraser. NORWAL
THE SOUTH NORWALK‘
' STORAGE
than. masked“. 1..-stag
for
FURNITURE, PIANO!» ETC
Telephone, 64984. . 1‘
For Follicular: Address
(1. N- 1115151511111. , A
00700. Room 4." Havlliii’d Block.
Wasnlniton I’ll-Au.
Willi Not 151111 Year
01911 Home?
Rent. are advancing; All the lilo!"
and desirable continents are becom-
ins ucurcer ovary day; We have a
number of Very desirable homes for
IMO. Ind t.‘cnu melts the 141m and
.1. mmnsco’
T“ ' INCORPORATION ‘
I 11.11qu Murine. tooth Nomi!-
. .
IMWHE NEW
HOTEL VICTO:
mu 8 room outer "
”I 891.88%. a Phikfld‘ '
i all“ {“le0
“and ”88.7535. 1.1"];- innuendo you, n
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