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ALCOHOL 3 P it CENP.
AW . _
“a“
Premolcsili gcslloufiulfiP
. mssandibsltonlalnsmlliu
. OpiumMoIphiue aorliimd.
Nor NARC one.
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,' . i
1 lion. 5&5th
Womsxgomdsbusfiwfldr
55 or SLEEP
mung-I'—
Exact Copy of Wrapper}.
hrk
What a mercy it Is that the brutal-
ribbon stool: and bow worn ovel tliel
High lace collar did not come into
yogue during the-summer. These min I
be comfortable but 110 stretch of Illi-
ngination could make them seem so
in hot weather. L
' l’l‘Q'Iill’aiiilmgton Street,
lemma
Tile Killli You Have
"Bears the
H..- ...... I.
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MEAT SPECIALS
LEGS LAMB ............................... 16c
FOREQUARTERB
ROUND STEAK .............................. 14c
SIRLOIN ..................................... - 16c
POTERHOUSE ............................... 130
FRES‘IH SHOULDERS ......................... 12¢
CHOPPED BEEF. 2 lbs ............ . ........... 25c
HOME DRESSED CHICKENS . .’ ............... 20c
J. W. DODGE,
in.
Marys Bought
Signature
Use .
For liver
. lhiriy, Years
15"! «no. «nu-v. yaw yous um.
I
“i give you my word the next person
who interrupts the proIIIIIIlings,” said
”It" Judge slernly. “will be expelled
from the courtroom nlld ordered
IIoImII.”
”-iloolay!‘ cI'iIIl the priIsoIIII, and
the Judge -llOlldL'lt‘.tI
South Nerwalk.
.Ieddo and 5 Old Company s Lehigh
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
Bot Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
2 Npt S590 per Ton, delivered ill cellar
"YMOND BROS.
Luther M wright
IUILDER OF AND DEALER IN
M
No.
. I
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and
Horse
and Sign
(I:
. ..T.£I.I:ruous 394-
The Paris Cloak
. 33' south Main Street, South Norwuik.
Clearance Sale of Ladies' Suits, Coats, Skirts,
Wallets and Dresses
«carry over any
do!
or macaw it :0)" very low. Com 0 and be cumin
't. gape in Both Stores:
33 so. Ian 3*» So.-Norwalk..
lotteries and Repositories—South Norwalk and Stamford.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION. -
HOT STUFF
elton C911
The Place to Get leis at .
TheB. Hershf1eld&SonCo s
I.
' II
Goods
.. utomobiie Repairing, Carriage “Trimming.
Lettering
122 WATER STREET.
and . Suit House
Merchandise from one season to anoth-
' Solllilport,
, the crop is being marketed in good
' are a very slim elup, III fact no crop
o
Wiiiillili
"go with drummers.
The n was
, sword? and 1 report ter sales
'{llun to several nI uthu. crohuntu
acié‘sto the o tlook for
citing up. .
full' bu sness is good. ‘
'l‘V'o sons of E. N Sipperly were
throw u from an Automobile near an;
perly's Mills, Monday. The machine
was tlll'l 'ed (10111 the load to avoid a.
collision a 1th a. motor cycle with dis.
astrous resl‘lifl. 'l'ne InaIblne was bad-
. iy damaged. but the occupants escap-
ed with a, few invitees.
The Beuchsidi' jnn will. close this
week for the mmun, although there
will be a number 0‘." Ellefitfl the"? for
several weeks yet. The ”HBO" has
not been uliprollta'll I3. although the
stringency of the thus" as noticea-
hie. Landlord Miles wll probably
conduit the hotel next :3 W50“
King Axwortlly, rccen‘l‘ ‘I sold by 1‘1-
’l Redford to Georgia parties, was
Iakon to Bridgeport frIInI uVInyrOIIicIII
1mm a Ii irom lllt‘m W1“;l to New
York on the Bridgeport b He will
be, shipped from New Yor Il.l ”A” Si-I.
vannnil line. Charles (101131“ 1“. 0'
will have charge.I Of the
IlOl‘HLl'iIlli‘Ing Ills long journey.
Tile membeis oi' the E wvorth
league of the saugatuck M. E. I hurcll
am planning lot It bazaar to be .I'li‘ld
in the near l1'.ItuIc Among the nu “Y
attIuItions “ill be a lial'kiu Boa-1h.
fancy articles candy booth a bo’IW
bow and others. Prof. Colllns' orchIc-
tru will furnish music for the own
sioil. The proceeds will he. used to
Install electric lights in the. church.
Prohibitionlsts have been working
quietly ill town fur sevcial Weeks
\Iith the idea of making Westport a,
dly town. it is not believed howavori
that such a movement will receive any
considerable support. The increasing,
cost of roads and the money required;
for the new town ball. will deter many;
from endorsing the movement who
would do so at some other time. The
from the licensed.
Farmers in this vicinity are digging
the last of their late potatoes. The
crop is much helm and larger thunf?=
was expected i’r‘iIes are fair, iindi
condition. The late peach crop [1113'
been harvested and twin is nothing.
left of it except a few late whw var-,-
letles.
est in years and blougllt good prices
Many of the. growers are planning to
add to their acreage this fall. Apples
at all, except in some few instances
where the trees haveI been slll'flyt‘d
continuously.
The Men's Club of the '
church held its first “ludlIIs’ nigllt’
large number of lady guests besides,
(in Monday evening. There Were it
tllc members of the club. Rev. Kenv'
neth Mackenzie. ..lr, gave a fine ad-
dress, taking as his subject the "Au-
thenticity of the Bible," as proven by
tile fulfillment of tho propllec;ies by
the customs of Palestine and by the
lesults of excavations ill the old Bible
lands. showing how the‘ unearthed
tablets. written ill different ages,
EVERY LADY’S DRESSING CHAM-
BER
should no coup m I lull",
snow white. one pc'ce site"stnndurd" For,
celuln Enameled “hoary.
Have you 'ov‘or stopped to was.
how delightfully coumient it would
be to have hot and cold running «In
in your droning Chamber. Ilup‘
in apartment or In! floor toilet
room! its presence“ would utford you
the highest degree" of comfort.
We Will gladly quote you prices. Our
lumberuh arb' Attic ctly comm no
chunicin chant
HORACE R. NASH.
Liquid. 1
Veneer
MAKES 3 THINGS
OLD ] EW
25 and 50c Bottles.
E. Gerham
Tel. 452.
Decorator
Money Advanced
East Norwalk.
to ii on their household furniture.
\
without tedmovul. on their on name
“All?“ ' While an uI'
Independent Loan & Security Co.
mutant aids. Washington at. ‘
one. email It? p.111.
515 517 Main St, Stamford.
lo. M. Layton a Co.
Iowa needs the money which comes ‘
The (rep was one of the larg~I I
Methodist .
. CitsttionalBank
pic on and other personal property.
Monday pad
prove many
lave been
the Bible Alter the address "Kilt re
ficshmellts were served, and. the com-
panv enjoyed a social hour which fp-
Iludcd a service of song.
Fear makes more people good than
sermons. I
SW!
. u
i947 ""3 It.
Plumbing and Steam
HOT WATER MEATINI.
HOT AIR HEATING.
OTOVIB AND BANG...
.LATE AND TIN 1300qu
The Jones Watchkiss
17 WALL "Riff. NQRWALK.
- rn gee:
u.
(INCORPORATED)
Real Estate
5 Railroad. Ave,
so. NORWALK CONN.
II==I=fi===IlImI==II====
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only,
’ On and other Tue-d”. January 7.
1906. Frelg tfimfiw :3,“
jPlcr 28,
of Dover street). cvfl‘ 1 day. (except
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
tNontslkllDtodpinmm-
orwulk up to 5: so 9. m.
Norwaik Steamboat Co.
Annlng J. Imlth.
Luna. DOM!!! 'AIOM.
Perfection
. ii ,
Heaters
RAYOTT LAMPS
AT THE llSUAL‘LOW PRICE
Cor. Wall and High Streets,
’ Norwalk,‘ Genny
.. . ¥003J
Shoe Repairing
I: an access on Icllnrlsic
was» non: av. M
Monarch Repair Shop,
43 RAYMOND 81'- m
'PHONE 455 OR POOTAN- "
w_.
. H's. -.
-. .W..
..
scum-llama“. cons.
runners AJGINERAI: Maxine
Milli”- . -
. WEI a,
uunnauc-fl fin whom;
EDWIN .H. MATHEWQON,
[MSW Rowliuqilifvuc
Mina tours:- mules
I...“ Mitt-F'-
JohnH ZiRdi‘pp'
Joni-ll R.Murvln J. wul
Christian 3mm John H.
,FWIHIIBWFM .,
Attendance on soils- mm aim
Fr”deoIIoIIII
Waugh. roan-III Wm
Monoclonal
E
up
salmon a hill 8: ‘89.
II a» will," I I use litmus
Module“? Sybille. Si
All cram" nervous two on
Gun and cum Fill} a.“
ct: «blag, c. '
HAVE YOU c E U'li crock or
“to WON hANlel -
is visiting her son,
street bridge tailor, is at his place' 0
business today, despite reports that he"
wankin New York for the rest of the
wee
. scam. the
Coutu.
a forceful address
the weekly prayer service of the East
Avenue Methodist church on the WM!»
“Christianity. "
or of the
meeting, Sundu
will be
tions of ll Mlsslonary's Life."
chants of the
bridge are making
close their places of business fronlb
p.. 111.. today, until Monday morning,
on account of the holidays.
tlon
ton at set bridge barracks tomorrow
night, and will continue until Tuesday
night.
beEn made for the big event.
barn built on .
and expects to have it completed to-
day. G. W. Van Keuren, of East Nor-
walk, has been doing other Carpenter
work about the plat?
also-Ii?
" Orrin: Destroy: assays“ Ii'pr' DRAM
.r'i ' , .
’A
—-Curc Eilectai or Money . .
Reloaded , if, ;"."
it was fol-Inc“ customary i‘or the:
I“:
I use
Rumor has it tit-if
tnn’u residents was mu; unsavory
Max:113: disturbing the pose.
as recently mulled an
old Illa In town. While still utIder A
suspended sentence. it ulpxpeotod
”3?; would cpnlmb Iteniper
attire. .Wllutl, right
mm for mercy owl
, next
time;l
, habitual drinker to take the pledge
. . Nfllorll’. metlmes once a War-fl “The folio lng books have. been udd-
, mm in,“ . chin
to)? in iii 0’33th ”is: 33:3? 1 n at d hi" everyudnhtnof ”mug; D “delta: lu'iail'insnlliigigxenfi? read
compo til? bgegliuit a debs 3' “at NONI! for- tha‘ first three years of the high
Our label ms. for purity of in-
gredfents, standard potency, and scion
title I: 0
‘l‘ry ou exceignt
heed. medlditfi.
Our prices ale ulyayumlght.
'rl-Ia shines PHARMACY.
um wucnuwrou "switch. '
ran out. «1.4;
pardon when you
a-
Mrs. Nancy Reed
fi' East Norwullt
Elsworth Road in
Scottfs Corners
Mr and Mrs. Frank M. Finch. of
Sililnfoi'd, are guests or Van Zandlt
street relatives.
Mrs. Adelbert Partrlck, of Osborn
avenue, left today lo: a few days’ visit
in New York city. .
Mrs. S. W. Adams, '0: Hill street,
was a guest yesterday of her brother,
J. G. Abbott in Danbury.
The condition of Miss Bessie Na-
phey, of South Osborn avenue. w 0
has typhoid fever, is conildered to
favorable
There Will be a surprise party this
. evening. Just who it will be on is not
divulged, but there promises to be a
good time.
J. Sturges Randall, ot Seavlew ave
one, is getting along nicely ill his ill-
ness, and expects to be able to "get
labout in a few days.
The Canal Club. nearly a hundred
strong has arranged to have a shore
dinner at John E. 0",8ulllvsns one
week from tomorrow.
Horace Wheeler returned yesterday
to his home in Bethel after a few
days' visit with his brother, Alonzo
Wheeler. of Rowan street.
Nathan Edeson, the Washington
.53.,..
Motorman Howard N. Godfrey, 0
list avenue line is enjoying a!
day' 8 vacation, and the handles of his
car are being looked after by Bert“
The Rev. Charles K. Woodson g
last evening,
Yet
tr
——Chrlst Parish ladlcs' lawn party;
Friday afternoon and evening, grounds
of Mrs. S. A. Youngs, East avenue.
The new born for John E. O'Sulil-
van. at his new Dorlon shore resort.
is now completed, and some sheds
will be put up as soon as the rounda-
tions can be built.
Mrs. Elsie Partrlck is to be the lead-
l.oyu.l Workers' Society.
evening. The topic
"The rials and Conlpeusa~
Howard Taylor resumed his duties
with J Wallace Marvin, this morning,
after having been laid up for several
days with an injured heel. which he
had sliced by a mowing machine.
Fred Robinson returned from the
Bridgeport natural growth beds, yes-
terday. for a short time to get some
supplies of clothl
the price paid for eed had dropped to
t'wenty- live cents.
,nnd reported that
The Jewish storekeepers and mer-
Washlngton street
preparations to
6
The Harvest festival of the Salva-
ny will begin at the Washing-
Elaborate prepbratlons have
James Angelman, of First is eet,
who has been laid up with pea lgia
in the head for several Weeks, is so
much improved that
about, but is not an clently well to
resume his business duties.
6 is abie'ao be
out had 11
Edward Schoonover has 5
nnipauk,
his barn at
also.
Inst. evening we. one-which will
linger in the memory of the Simona
home as well as in the minds of the
guests who were so royally entertain-
ed by Mrs.
field street.
brought .020 house down with their
ABIG DROP IN
dward Simona of Win-
The- guests simply
«bl-f I.
MI! by a
Failing on Io vino;
The. prices we ask for our Grocerie-
rcprescnt the honest. value of the best
tbs grocery market afford!- farm
ibis than we all is getting quantity, u
the expense of quality.
Much Jars; qtu. “chin.
Macon Jimmnmnnmmm
18 lbs Bu Ir ....... 1.00
Cells on coffee (or o _
agiliflll‘ gnu“ tor .. as
R932.“ Joselovsk
& GO»
'1 Hill? 9T1 INT ”MM
1v the rest of the week in the city.
But now it is gradually dawning up
the “WWW that pledges do not flop
treatment for the liquor habit is sold.
under such a liberal guarantee.
Orrlne is prepared lll two forms: No.
1 a powder, perfectly tasteless and
colorless, which can be given secretly
in any food or drink. Orrln'c Nb. 2 in
bi pill form fOI those who wish to be
cured of the habit, and it should be
taken by every one wlio' sweats off ,
No matter which form of Quint: I3
used the guarantee is the same. The
price of Orrlue is $1.00 per box. mall-
ed in plain sealed wrapper uppn re-
ceipt of price Write for free booklet
on‘ How to Cure Drunkenness" (mail-
ed in plalll sealed envelope), by The
Olrlne Co. W_,nshlngton D C. Orriue
is sold by Eda w. Koll'e Jr., 3 North
Main street, South Norw "I.
am
songs and readings and their stories
of traveling. They depaltcd at a la to
hour with the farewell song which just
climaxed the evening.
David Lewis, who has been spending
the summer with Colonel Dye, the
writer at Westport, was a guest last
night of East, Nulwalk friends who
gave him a rousing farewell. Mr. Law-
is returned to his home in New Yolik,
this morning.
Mr and Mrn.Wiiiil1m'l'E-IDoland, f
Osborn avenue viewed line Rang-
cent snuggle between the. New York
lants an the Chicago Cubs. yester-
y at the Polo Grounds. New Yo it.
Mr. and Mrs. Doland intend to an d
A
The friends of James L. Hoyt not
up a good light in the Repnbl can can.
cus in Norwalk last night, when he
was a candidate for seleotman, but the
Avlson forces were too overwhelming
to give hope for victory. A big dolp-
gatlon of voters went up to the caution
2 from East Norwalk.
The big schooner Ruth ii. lnspn,
which has been lying in the- lower b'ur-
bor with II cargo of pulp for the SLI
George Pulp and Paper Colnpany, Iof
lNorwalk_ awaiting the vacating of the
company's dock by another ves
was towad to Norwalk, this manila
by tile i'ug Addie‘V
It is hoped that there will be a large
attendance this evening at. the social
or the Epworth league, to be held at
the parsonage of the East Avenue
Methodist church. This will be the
first social there since Pastor Wood-
son took charge of the church. ice
cream and cake will be served, and
there will be a treat in the way of en-
tertainntent.
133.111. Gorbam, or the eglapuhlicau
town committee..has Luau call for
a meeting 'of the Republicans o to
Third Voting District, for the pa p e
of forming a Republican Club. for Man-
day evening at 8 oclock. T a mem-
bers of the party will assemb e in the
former Keogh building at the intersec-
tion of Fort and Washington streets
and Seavlew avenue. .
it was found that the Bridgeport
speed boat Sea Otter. which was pick»
ed up west of Penfleld Reef and taw-
ed into South Norwalk by thb Ells-
worth oystcr boat Commander Tues:-
day night, could not be easily re aired
here. flud she was towed to B 1 port.
The Sea Otter had two crac ed cylin-
ders. When the accident occurred
she was euroute to the Hudson River
races.
-—Constipution causes headache, and.
seu. dininess languoi'. hubris millim-
tlon Drastic physics gripe. lichen
weaken the bowels and dont cure,
Dean’s Regulate act gently n
cgiliustlpation, 35 cents. fix your illus-
R0li__t__iiflii.
John H. Broadway is having repairsI'P
made to the chimney of his house in
Crockett avenue.
Councilman Frank H. Fitch closed
his Hickory Bluff grocery store for
the season on Saturday.
The fog y weather the past week
has kept t e oystermen from making
any large day's work thus far.
Some of the younger generation of
this place, who started out to coin
money on the oyster set. report that
“g'rce arms" are not log very
crept, attunes.
George Smith. of Bella {Iliad took
his children to New Yorkdwtérdny.
that they might attend School; but he
and 'Mrs. Smith will Mr grill!
island home until cold .MN .m
The Yale Juniors and i 'Tflurvm}
e o
foam Sills adios the
pwer n t tile tow I
ternooil, Rflbgganl e regéil Mifiwg ALAS-l
score, four points to so. I;
Captain E. R. Case is expecttn
enlarge his share house :‘on nova on
harbor. This not only axordé the cap-I
taln to house many of the boats he
cares for through the winter, but to
entertain friends (which arc in
glolildurl the summer... , U
Attorney G. H. veaburgh and tooth;
er, Mrs. Margaret Vosbul: -ofII8outh
Norwalk havea broup lg?” to fore-
close of melt; interest
ops the SIM y 9’5 bawyep,
WWW
school course:
Donald 0. Mitchell,
8”, an. 5 u Refill-blunt Letters and RI
plednke clun vfii'ee mm P ‘ “FTC“ '0 ’l‘d or. Elisa h:
lit. Sivan min exliects to has p'SI'el to Anna, Queen "9 dull.
Home and every broken pledge coats gigs“ I‘M“ Georges tn“ Vic-
e runkar manynheur che. But ' "" ‘ .‘
he cannot hglp‘ it. He lights as long Matthew Arnold . .. I.”
as he can, then succumbs to the crawl 309%“ INS?“ ‘1
ing. Thu nervous system or the habit- John urroughs, ‘ 'i' . '
_\ ual drinker» diseased and .he sat .. u" "1 ill” ”“3 .“ Ia.- £4,
have treatment that will care this '1‘) w“ ' '- It
condition. H #2:: ate 1":“08 Dickens 1 [J] .
Orrille is sold an r a. slit ar- ‘ ' It
antee to euro the cIi‘I-ll'lkqa bltwormihe The Story of My Life
money will be ref dad. No other
L
W" Whitman; ion-.Ilmod
[lillliii' iiiflxilllililllii.
M”. P‘Yhel d Ndihtiln,‘ <16“! it‘xliibl’.
for her home ill Montclslr, N. J.
"rho Republican callous will be held
Monday at 8 p m., in the town hall.
Mrs. F. M Jn es, of Newton, gave a
hrridéeé. pa5t'ys Monday flight. to A (cw
Mr. and Mrs. William R. erllmott
will give a reception it ”limits,
Main street, this honing"
Miss Bessie M. and of Norman,
has returned ho mm 'a two
alantbs’ stay in Vermont. ,
Misses Mary and Susie Fleet, of
New York, :9 visttin Mrs. W. 8.
Whitney and tan Ella tes, Book-
side avenue. .
BKenneth Hoyt grandson of F W.
In gel: off. 0! oroton, and baJrl/slgg
songs fgr Eurox'qe',’ September ‘1
remain until (9hr aortas. ' '
Miss Elia Street, 'sisner of William
E. Street of Dutch. felt for Califor-
nia, Wednesday. a'fter spending the
summer in. Connecticut.
Mrs. Admiral Reedy d dallghbh‘r.
Miss Gullah, “Mr were“.
$32551 (yum? no
recent guests of
rim George B.
.”The marriage of Miss Edna Capeu.
of Nominee to J.- H. in..oi New
Y0Ik will take place cto er 7. in the
.Presluue‘rlaa church. I . ..
Mrs. C. H. Nexus a'nd daughter,
Miss Annie and Miss L. h 8881!
were passengers on the steamer Hunt-
(mama. on her‘I last trip for- the “AM“-
to Doug Island.
1.0. Ms. er and dausbien Mills
Mabel who live been endl g“ the
liter 1%. the home (it Mel-n
Villain Fitch, Newton. haveM re-
turned to Brooklyn.
Mrs. Frederick Crane the recent
guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. l). l 1on was
accompanied by her lit le grand-
daughter, Lucille H. l.,yon
turn to her home in New York. ,
Mrs. George B. Edwards and daugh-
tor Miss Margery. 0! Washington, D.
0., are visitil Mrs. Edward's moth.
or, Mrs. H. valentine, West am
one. Ml. Edwards was 'nlso in town
on Lunar Day.
Miss Gertrude Ku‘nit,- of. West ave-
one was given a very enjoyable sr'r-
prise party one nrenlrl‘g this pool: and
receive a a bar [trellii pills. Be-
sides e Dar' ré'n glint e're won:
several from Earth Noriialk.)
I Rev. Dr. Carlos Marina and. Rita.
of Noroton, left on Tuesday of tall;
week for a two weeks'
gen, th Dr.l:faarty§1%retlirnoHA S
Ry on Nflafil ,ip ,en terlali
chgiroii..leavilig again tidy 3er Ver
W Hassle Gordon arrived drain
New Guam lg: neck. ahdr left dor
New Fork with her cumin. 'ert
Wiilmottvto retum with lush int:
Willinott. who. has he awning her
illicie, Mr. Gordon, in tumult. II
Cyrus Waterbury died mums
day at. his home in pol-whirl aged is
years lithe funeral was held‘I 'in-
duy iron: his late 'realde'nc'e, use. 311'.
M. Selléck dlncl‘atltigt' inter mfiit‘wli
in the Stamfdrd Eplbcopai comets
Among Incas resent at the fa‘ne‘igi
were Mrs: S. Whitnuy slid fliéa
L L Beefy. of Durieb.
Mrs. George Schleuter and son and
" Mlsu alum nausea me named
from an. extendeg_ new enjoyable
Mylondp’rlh"; w'hép’ tfley visite’lll RocketsTh
er, cigars l" I. a ,
and burg, ;, Me 5”“ far West
as Burl ngton lowa an on their 1%
turn making 59%
Harper s Ferry. Va.
Enrnauu:
You cant fall with Gold Mod?)
“‘51 ....
TRYING TO FLOAT YANKE-
Woooon caffei- rm .BIlIifi command
About, Vessel at, .N .
Nev/soar. In; I "se'i'; .'
work oi extricailng the it full Statics
cruiser, Yankee from harsh,“
itlon on Spindle Rock, 'Miieregg'
struck during, a fog on'W
wus centered tod in
of a wooden col'feeig dufibout lbs
91...»: a do stunned Iii GUM
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in!
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Is‘t'erlwiollovllug which the work of It'll"
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slit. Shag ' S "1‘ cm: H opt
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g a r
trainer”, bht‘SéuVy'P‘ child: he: limit
pound her one
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