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1 condition that mm it.
a will 3T8 PJNE A,
‘ remedy we know that
oi all the cause of a cough
1 (the air passages.
:1 :- orally at t hat’a
necessary. Sometimes less will do it.
Money back if the remedy falls.
, V PRICE 2511 ”watt.
Vc ty Earl
dist Episcopal Church
all day sewing session
tomorrow.
A int-retinfi1 of the 'Baraca Mandolin
Club was old last evening at the
home of H. J il'lpson and a rehearsal
Willi. tithe.
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East Norwalk as usual was the first
voting district to ‘send in the letnrns
yesterday, which reflects considerable
credit on the counters and election of
iiciaisLV -
The monthly business meeting of
the East avenue Methodist church was
held last evening and a numbe1 of
routine matters wc1e up for consider-
ation.
Captain Nathan Roberts is celebrat~
ing his ninety- second birthday today
and a large number of menus are con
gratulating him upon his good health
and Vigor which is unusual in one of .
his years. ‘
”Several awnings were blown down
here during the heavy wind this morn-
ing and a large billboard near the
Vacum Va1nish Company' s plant was
flat upon the ground as a 1csult of the
gitle.
S W. Velsor is delegate of the Sun-
day School of the Advent Cbiistian
Church at Waterbury today at the
convention which extends over today
and tomorrow. Later in the week, the
Loyal Wor'kers will hold their conven-
tioa there.
One of the most interesting events
of the autumn season in New York.
was the marriage on last Sunday even-
ing of liarry Nathan, of East Norwnlk,
to Miss Jennie Perlman. of Manhattan.
The ceremony occur1ed at the home
of the bride‘s mother in the upper
part of the city, in the presence oi
about fifty invited guests. A Jewish
rabbi tied the nuptial knot but there
were no bridesmaids After the core
mony was over a splendid collation
Was served which Was followed by
music and dancing until the wee small
hinus of the morning. Their wedding
gifts were numerous and handsome,
including silverware. furniture, cut
glass and china. Among those hidden
to the feast were William A. Sullivan
'Mr. Nathan 8 busippss partner and his
wife, which is a| nlllcicnt guarantee
that the morryldfklllg was all that
could he wished f01. Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan will reside in 11 newly furnish-
ed house in tlsborn avenue, 11nd will
be at home to receive their friends of-
tcr the llih inst. is very- ra're to
find a young goutl on getting a
Pearl for hist‘b r11 d more so from
having a Moths ml for the lady
of honor.
~Dyspepsla is our national ailment.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the national
cure for it. It strengthens stomach
membranes, promotes flow of diges-
tive Juices, parties the blood, builds
you up.
ROWAYTON.
(3. S. Chamberlain. who has been
to the Stamford llospllul for 11 second
oprmtion for colarncts.rotur11ml fiom
lhorc inst night and is recovering
l‘ili'nly.
"1‘1 in plane has been removed fiom
tho Norwulk Yacht Club for the full
and a stove h 11 been installed for i
convenience 0
members.
"Mrs. Frodmick it. Lockwood. who re-
cemlyundorweul a serious operation
in New York and who was brought
to the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Theodora Nullondorf. on Wash
ington street 8011111 Norwnlk. Sutur-
dny morning. has eiuco been in a ser-
ious condition. The trip was 11 so-
vuro one for l1or,although she is glad
to get home.
11111 annual shipment of Jellies by
the members and friends of the flow-
not». F‘lowcr Club will be 111111111 Thurs
dllymol'lllng,00iolicr10 1007 Th one
billion are distributed among the nick
and poor oi New York city. and the
club is therefore most desirous of
insulin lust its largest shipment as
pooch; bin. The members trust that all
who can will avail themselves of this
ml'viioce of bringing last a bit of iliilb
' those who so much new it.
1193 ten can be left 111 Mead Broth-
ethnic“, or at the Methodist par
m 11.111.11.11.
Ml). of New Castle,
83%.!“ yo with
float 1.111.111
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1 to John Finch by J. 11.111.111.11... The
. V papers passed yesterday. .
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V Jr Burke appealed a‘nd a bond of 8160
‘ was fixed.
he .ioh Fairchlld on Rivcmldu avonue
Janitor Doors and ii ......
1 , unernl Director Charles Fabio has
A house an (it in Grove street ow»
1.11 br’ Chart dams. has been sold
1n 131.111.11.119 wee arrested last
w an for towns" to license a dog, was
fined 87 and costs by Judge Willmott,
W
J P. Brummsr' has sold to 11......
Main. and to George Woundy. two pioc
es of land in Grove street formerly
owned by Charles Adams. They will
erect homes on the property later.
mm
The fair under auspices of'Volllnteer
Hook and Ladder Company of Nero
ton. will continue for one more night
it has been quite successful. and has
been a‘ source of considerable pleas-
ure for Noroton and Barton folks.
1' Acme... 1““.—
This is to‘ certify that all druggists
are authorised to refund your money
if Foley’s Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold it stops the
cough heals the lungs and prevents
serious results from a cold. Cures la
grippc cough and prevents pneumonia
and consumption. Contains no opiates.
The genuine is in a yellow package
Refuse substitutes. The Cliffmd Phar-
macy and Plalsted' a Drug Store '1‘
.wssrpoR'E
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Samuel Purdy has been
York on business,
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in New
Miss Sally Gibbs has returned from
a visit out of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McElwce have
returned from their wedding tour.
Aspetuck lodge, K. of P., will hold
their regular meeting this evening.
A large number from this town will
attend the Danbury fair this week
Mrs. Stanley Follow, who has been
visiting out of town, has returned
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
tcrtained relatives from
Sunday.
Royak on
Bridgeport
Mrs. William Smith will entertain
the Current Events club ’l‘hursdny 11ft-
ernoon.
Clifford Jennings has moved his
family into George Nash's place on
State street
Mrs Emily Beers has been the guest
of 1161 daughter in B1'idbvepo1t fo1 the
past few days.
Mrs. James Bulhley, of Southport.
was a Sunday guest of her sister, Miss
Florence Foster."
‘rs. William A. Bulkley, of the
For. 111 has been ihc guest of her mo
ibcl in Braillgepoii
Mr. and Mrs. George McLean, who
have been visiting on Long Island
have returned homo.
Star of Westpori circle will give an-
othcr entertainment in National hall
in the near future.
Mrs. Frank Godfrey of Suugutuck,
is entertaining the Mlsses.V1u1 chh-
ton, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
Dr. Brennan and family, who have
been spending the summer at Compo,
have returcd to the city.
Henry, the little son of Henry Mills
of Greens li‘urms is very ill and has
symptoms of brain fever.
Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Sanford rorcntly
entertained Mrs. Stanley Smith, 11 for
111cr resilient of this town.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Post
visited his father in Andovnr,
celebrated his nineticth birthday.
M
William 813th in guiding, and dis
bnvo
who
There will be a meeting of Sta
1. the Westbort Circle Companions oi
egll'orcst, t arrow evening in F1
Main street.
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brother from Norwallt a. Sunday ‘
of Mrs A. Bonbdict oi Westpdrt.
Mrs. Maria Banks and Miss Clsrc‘
Banks are visiting in Sauaatuck.
Miss Eula Ferris, Mrs. cannon Sch
day in Bridgeport.
‘Edward Gerhardt, formerly!) “'
Weston and Mrs- Gerhardt, left last.
week for California.
1 1
Miss Katherine Beers went to Nor
walk yesterday to become a pupil in
the Norwalk High solmol.
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M1. and Mrs Frank Wheeler and
little daughter, Fll)l‘lll6,' of chmour,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs Henry B.
Wheeler. '
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Mr. and M1s Edward Coleman and
three children and Miss Busstng of
New York are guests of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Corsn.
m...“ .
Mrs. Eugene Beers and children
have been spending a few days wit h
1101 grandmother Mrs. William Wli
linms, on Lyons Plain.
Fiiends here attended the fifth wed-
ding anniver'saiy of Mr and Mrs
William Walsh at thelr1residence.
Riverside avenuo, Westpoi't.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Perry and
daughters, Florence and Marion, of
East Norwalk. were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. William Osborne have
entertained Mr. Osborne’s sister. Mrs.
Sherwood 11nd Mrs. Godfrey and his
nephew, Attorney Harry Sherwood.
and family, of ‘Westport. , .
HARD TIMES IN KANSAS.
The old days of grasshoppers and
drought are almost forgotten in the
prosperous Kansas of today; although
a citizen of 00111111111111 Shamburg,
has not yet forgotten a hard time he
onco1u1tc1ed.lie says: "I was worn
out and discouraged by coughing night
and day, and could find no 1eliei‘ till i
tiled Dr. King's New Discovery. It
took loss than one bottle to complete-
ly cure me.‘ The safest and most re-
liable cough and cold cure and lung
and throat healer ever discovered.
Guaranteed by F H. Baxter's drug
store. 500 and $1.00. Trial Kettle
free.
REDDING.
Miss Julia if. Sanford is very ill.
Randolph Bmdlcy and Chester ’i‘or-
roll of Tashua, attended the New Mll-
i'ord fair on Tuesday.
» Miss Clara 0. Hobby and Mrs. Car-
l‘lo. Ostrandor 111's guests at the home
of James L. illuckmnn.
Miss.Nellie Green of Milford is
spending a week at. the home of her
father, Patrick Green 1011 Meeker Hill
Mrs. Banks of Greenfield? who has
been spending some time with her
cousin, Mrs. Milo Osborn, has returned
home.
Mrs. Betsey Ann Austin celebrated
her eighty eighth birthday on Tuesday
111 the home of her daughter, Mrs
James L. Blackmail:
The boys of the. "Sanford School”
11rc‘irulning for the football season
and are being coached by Sanford 01»-
born, 11 recent graduate of Amherst
college. ‘ .
Regular footing of the grunge was
hold on Wednesday evening, October.
2 with n goodly attendance present
it was voted to invite Miss Illa J
sing the collar for the new house of
roturned’from a tour in his: new 11qu
tluough the uppet part of the state.
The meeting of the Christian Em
donvor union will be hold this uvo
sing at the Greens Farms church at
8150.
Mrs Fred ‘i‘aylor is occupying tho
positioa as organist at the Forms
church during the absence of M11111
Blackstone.
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Monitor. an olocutlonm to conic to
itcddlnt, in the hour 11111110 to Site a
recital. _ V .
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A CRIMINAL ATTACK
on an inoffensive cltluon is frequently
11111111. in that apparently unclean little
iubo called 1 o "appou‘dlx." it's new
iorally the result of retracted countl-
potion. following lvar tarpon Dr.
Kings Now We Pills regulate the
iivrr. prevent appendicitis 11ml catuh
ilsil regular habits or the bowels. 2611
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NEW CANAAN.
A handsome credence table of oak
and brass has been presented to
Christ olulrch in memory of Mrs. Wal-
ter A. Howsrth.
Westport grouse will meet tumor
row evening. An interesting program
entitled “Traveller’s Night," will be
given by the lecturer.
Charles Autism; 'who has been
111.11.11.11 at 33183!!!qu station.
has resigned and return to his old
position WNW York'clty.
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church will hold! rot. meeting for
the seamen W holds aye slot at
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tendencies“ desiroii.
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The town meeting“ was held in the
Opera hooraw this afternoon at 8.
Mrs. Mary H. latckwood I11 spending
a few days with MutN NE. Benton.
The initiation degree will be confer-
redhgn Wooster lodge. Lo . 0.0 than
‘11 s 1 :
The first degree will be conferred
it several conclusion by the ed
on Wednesday night.
George Light of 8111de was ape
out of door; 11 Everett Richmond
ill, Qatarday and 811116».
rm 881'th has entered the new
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your New York. no will continue his
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Miss Mary ‘A. Robinson is the guest "‘
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mini M11114
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here from the Nehrnaksn.
some reason to. believe that. Mr. Brya
twee selected Washington 11111 the mos.
. ultable' place for such a d‘ lavati‘ 1
‘ifor the head of. the Democratic tie
at r'
" The letter, in 1111.11.11 mi. received
" 19111.0 W A Vaults, dean of th.
. George Washington University. It was
its acceptance of an invitation to. the
ftin-Vest Tuesday afternoon, at 3.
tinny played to a
the 01"?"“71‘9959
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in the Operh'HOuse 111111.111 at 3 p in
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datte‘ndance in
1.111.511.1111 was held
.Thé‘ hall was troll rosary-111'. prin-
cipal address was made by Dr. George
Nebrasklaa 10.11.1111... an, address be
in it 1111.13.31.11 declared his inten-
tion of m‘akln5 an "important announ‘
cement" on. that occasion. ,OValy recent-
ly the auouncement on 11.11.11 on the
peerless one was made that he would
take occasion at an. early date to let
the country know just where he stood
'l‘here is;
. at the Tomentorl at xpoaitioné-lmf
toasting allowing a the Department
being given exclusively
and horticultural distill!
' 1. ”trunnion bull especially for
this exhibit": loudly; proclaims that Gon-
nocticut milk and huttnr1' and house
are second to none in the world.
Around three sides of the space m
‘ . address, Rev. C. E. Benedict, pastor of
D Egbert; pastor of the] Norwalk can.
gregatibnn'l Church Previous to this"
the M E. Church 'offeijdd prayer. The'
on the question of the nomination.
During the last few weeks there has
been a noticeable drift in sentiment
in the South away from the Nehru
large glass canes cont thjihi (inhibits
. V on. ‘Tll‘lé seed dlliplay is
‘ l: he. «111.11.11.11: all tarts.
Vast. and floral 1.11.1111. neat glass
Rhlnésrj‘ Brothers,
evendélists s‘a‘tlg
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voters One of the R ides brothers
up 31335111111111 worn 'dr‘etw chalk-p0 1
temptations of thé opeh saloon:
pictures‘ were re
Rhinos Brothers held their farewell re
Sunday evening.
con
Pharmacy.
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POPULAE AMUSEMENTS.
THE TROMBONE Kind COMING.
The annual ton: of Pryor and his so-V
loss to be taxed tot
fame of Mr Pryorh
has spread all over
rounded himself it is a distinc .privi
the rare opportunity forthcoming.
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company Of exceeding WOI‘UL
Canadian singing
severai‘ h‘ii‘n‘ns‘ one
31 whl‘ch' ,"thré is My' Wanderidg
tourists words,l
many of the
who watt a‘ "cartoonist; hetero he took
traits illustrating the pitfalls and e‘é‘dil
The
by good and combined
with the fall‘tSVhliig {Mail told by tile
leads? of‘ the trio‘ helped to make the
meeting the success that it Was. The
11311.... sconce in the M. E. Church
W‘-
Kenncdy’s Lilxaiive' Cough syrup is
a snfé,1iure and prolhpt‘ remedy for
s and cold and ‘is good for every
the her of the an1ily.86m by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge
loisis will bring this splendid musical
attraction to Hoyt’s Theatre, next Sat-
urday afternoon and evening. The
event will be of especial interest to
all classes of music lovers. and the
seating capacity of the theatre prom-
at out. [The
‘s soloists
t otlnent, and
u the organization may now be justly
regarded as nothing short of a nation-
al institution. Pryor's solos alone are»
sufficient attractionto insure a large
audience. but considered in conjunc-
tion with such renowned artists, as
those by which Mr. Pryor has sur-
lcge that our oitinenmumbei-i g as
the) do so many lovers of really good
music, are .to be congratulated upon
Daniel Boone is nut/1111111311 to be at
Hoyt's Theatre on Friday. ctober 11th.
This play comes to as highly vouched
for by the press generally, as a. really
good play. Elven by-1 a metropolilt‘llaxn
e
ksn's standard. The Southern Demo-j.
oracy is beginning to "feel its floats"-
and believes it is e’iititied- to a con
Watterson' that Mr. Brown withdraw
in favor of the Kantac‘h‘ian's “dark
horse" who turned out to be Governor
Johnson. of Minnesota. the growing fa-
vor with which Judge” Gray, of Dela-f:
Ware, is regarded that enthusiasm
Governor Chanier.‘ or New York has
been received-abet! these signs of the
times are said to have made a deep i111-
prestiion“ on Mr. Bryan, who, When' all
is said and done; is an‘ admit politi-
clan Whose linger notes the most min-
die flutter of the public pulse. ' 1
The feeling in the South has reach-
so the proportions of almost open re-
volt. Only this week Lieutenant 00-
vernor J. Taylor Ellysou, of Virginia,
Who is also choirman of the Demo.
And has been prominent in national
Democratic councils for years, came
out flatly for Senator Daniel "for the‘
nomination for president in 1908. The
statement was made here in Washing-
ton, and is interpreted to mean that
the Virginia delegation will be solidly
for Daniel as against Bryan.
Altogether, the Bryan‘spee‘ch before
the George Washington University stu-
dents next month is likely to mark an
epoch in political history. it certainly
will have a decided effect on the next
campaign, and it is being eagerly look-
ed forward to;
Still another Nebraskan is to make
an important speech this month before
the students of the George Washington
University. The address will he deliv-
ered on the occasion of the Fall Con-
v‘o‘cutibn by Dr E Benjamin Androwe,
president of the University of Nebras-
ka,‘ who has chosen as his subject
“The United States as a Pacific Ocean
Power. " It is expected that the noted
educator will voice the sentiment of
thei 15901119 or the Middle West on the
transfer of the entire naval fighting
force from Atlantic to Pacific waters.
W
I! you take DeWitt’s Kidney and
Bladder Pills you will get prompt to
relief mm bliclf‘aché wank kidneys.
inflammation of- tbs bladder. and urin-
ary troubles. Ahweeltla treatment for
36 cents. sold by The Clifford .Phar-
aeration 111.11.... been denied it in the
past. The ones invitation at Henry 1
With which ‘fthb boom of Lieutenant »
cratlc‘ Central Committee of his State ‘
jars. The corn display is perhaps the.
term at the exposition It container
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pie, peas and cranberry exhibits. ram
are all very fine. and, like the entries
,. axons Isms scams,
Pious decorations in artistic designs.
In the center are the flag and shield
of Connecticut. The shield is of white
and gold on a deep blue background
showing three grapevtneb, represent-
ing the three 'oriliual settlements in
the state-Hathfoifi, Windsor and
Wethersiield. 011 the r1511: 0! this is
large picture or the suite capitol at
tographic reproduction of the Connecti-
practically °Y°W9mnhm variety, and ..
' crease of 120 jello ‘
. cenm of 189% V ,
. gallons of milk pioducea n onsecth
sion. etc. a‘bo‘h in. 'l'l‘o
two booths m' 111.1%...» 111.1 ln’ all!
forest sections of the sin and Il . V.
tlcal reports, it”
“Connecticut Jedi!!! the pitting tip!I
Monti 1111111111
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average net vdlhe' ‘ "prodded! ‘
per acre.» Connecticul'bas 126.1134 dairy;
1 31909. till!
timber 6‘1
photograp31 vital 1' stand-
point is a re‘pr emotion of the” 01......
air ‘Vchn'rter granted by K1111;
[it the rear of this booth are several
window's, around which 1111111131311 111»
liarttord, on the loft an excellent pho- ' '
theme of the play is taken from the
life and adventures of thls'sturdy pio-
ncor of the West and great Indian , .
lighter. and abounds in both wit and
pathos. humor and sentiment. The
scenery is elaborate it appropriate
and the excellent Cow y Band which
this show carries in addition to the
regular dramatic company is one of ex-
cellence. and dressed in their pictur-
osque costumes of the backwoods, they
make a novel awoarance in their
street parade. Popular prices will
hi GOO;
macy and The Bridge; Pharmacy.
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:l'DOerseo,‘ .l‘. J. Carley,
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Lewis and shit. nausdowno, Pa; John
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The tobacco display l! the estrous
right of the booth‘ in one of the finest
in the building. it contains about 100
bunches of the “mood.” seat by; Con-
necticut shorten. .. 1': V AM“.
'4'! 1111‘ cowlsdorq. '
Ella agricultural and horticultural
exhibits were. assembled and arranged
by. the Connecticut state board of anti:
culture at the NullM' studio mtg
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00d-
Moore,
Stevenson.
prevail, so secure your seats early.
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washington: m M' 841th):, New Can.
son; John meander. Blushing: W. H.
Brown and wits mount Vernon: W. (1.
commission to the “position. .
commissioners: 11prth to 811137..”
the state was properly museums, are
The Electrogroph as usual shorted
to 11 large crowd at Music Hall last
night. The greatest of all hand color-
ed pictures overprodacod Is “A Harle-
uuiu Major”; "The Adventures of P111
dicindalla," very exciting and at the
some time comical: "The Deaf Muts' s
liali": “Acrobatic Elephants" is very
good: "Keep Away From the Wine
bottle or You'll Got ailing"; "Easter
lingo,” see what comes out of them;
"Poor Little Pig," see the troubles
that little pig is in: the greatest of
all pictures. “The Highwaymen” an
exciting star Where the little boy
avcugos the oath of his father. Vou-
dovlllc 1111111. house beginning October
21. Motivations new wooing on.
GAMBLE“ OF THE WEST
if poor old oh of Mahsckatno and his
brothers of thc' orwitllr indian‘s could
have returned from the happy buntinu
ground and have attended the damn
tor of the went at Hoyt 11 Theatre. inst
nlsht there heart: would have been
made glad and they would mrrely have
thought that their people had come in
to their own case more. The cowboy s
were of the wildest and woollest kind
and the; igdluaog‘aro dammit?! alIl than;
our po 11 on w t 11 po- 0
peace, etc. out! bloodthirsty enough to
suit the most seam The performance
buckling“ .
' a
that? realistic about at on of life on the
rattles. The out attraction will be by that
niol We, in (in the “frail Friday l
night and the mo Pryor and _
lotus mm Next: week the m. ‘
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