‘4 Mihmi ‘ ratio» 4 “n4
' him if its magnifies it tannins.
.f' ,9. recommends it when the blood is thin and h‘npure, and“
"life 4 hi t4
rice. ‘
HARTFORD. Dec. 48.--William Carl-
ton; alias D F Blake charged with
breaking into the Morris and East
Merrie postofllces; was given a hear-
ing before Commissioner E. is. Marvin.
in the United States District court to-
day. Probable cause wan-.14 learnt, and
the accused was bound over in the
February term bonds being fixed at
$1, and:
A8
‘ . um: its Find You ilzut Alva s Bough
W'- W
Even when the ofi‘ice'se‘eks the man.
it is apt. to give him a throw-down
when it. finds him.
on no w. Ramona.
Funeral Dlnotar
‘a‘nd embarmn
19 North Main so, Booth Nor-walk
Residence, 6 Washington at.
. Telephone at house, 693.
Telephone at office, 336~2.
THE new ,
nor-u. VICTORIA.
ONI MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
4 - EUROP EA AN PLAN.
.O‘ul- Room- a Special Feature. Cu
and lieotrlo Light. Throughout. IV-
li‘Vy‘V liloni He I led
‘RATEG REACONAULI.
F‘i Blocked can in Connection-
«A {lift line of Imported Am, Includ-
M the famous Ion.’ Inflon'e and
”IA Code Stout, always on draught.
All our Bunch .l‘oer on Drought.
To I’o ’ULL‘VLN: Pnpl‘iliol‘l
Telephone 992.
Welsbach
J union
The biggest little light—agives
50 candlepower light.
Burns 4 Hours for
l Cent’sWorth
, of Gas.
Attaches to any gas fixture. Use
year own globe. either gas or
electric, to be used on chan-
deliers, pendants er wall brack-
ets. Efficient and economical.
’ ‘ ‘COHneEllCut
Company.
Christmas Remittances
TO THE OLD COUNTRY.
‘. DraftsIndMoney Orders
TO ALL PARTS OF EUROPE.
J. M. LAYTON & co
HR
(INCORPORATED)
{)R‘AViLR‘OAD AVE.
50. NORWALK.
- PLUMBING
,‘ STEAM.
Hoi‘r‘ WATER
. nun,
CAS FITTING.
Slicer Ir‘on. Copper
and Zinc. ‘
C
oS‘ou‘th Main Street,
essence Com. 4
amorous... sum
Cinnamon. corn.
l “' H‘ 4'4-
miig .mum on Antonio.
l
, v‘o‘n .
NEW YORK Dec s—IPr'csldent
elect William 11. 'l‘a‘ft. who came to
New York to be the guest of honor and 44
deliver the principal address at the
annual dinner of the Norilr Carolina
Society last night left this morning at
7:55 o'clock over the Pennsylvania
Railroad for Washington, where he is
to spend the remainder of the week.
Mr. Taft is to attend late today the
conference of the governors called for'
the conservation oi natural resources.
During his stay in Washington he will
address the annual Irreetlng ol' the
American Red Cross and moire a num
ber of other brlci‘ addresses. While in“
New York Judge Taft was the guest of
his brother, Henry W. 'l‘nft, at the lat-
ter’s home in West 48th street. He was
driven direct. from the house to the
West 23rd street ferry. this morning,
in an automobile. Mr. Taft. will return
to New York next Sunday with Mrs.
Tall. and will spend tour or five days
horns He will make several speeches
and have a number of political confer-
ences while lie-Inc
lioarse coughs and stuffy colds that
may deevlop into pneumonia oVer night
are (prickly cured by Foley‘s Honey
and Tar, at; it soothes inflamed menu
brnnes. heals the lungs and cxpels the
cold 1rorn the s‘yslteru. Clifford Phar-
many and it. it if’i aistcd
Every spinstcr insists that she is
one because she wants to be.
iquid
“sneer
MAKES THINGS
OLD NEW
25 and 50c Bottles.
E. E. Gotham,
Decorator
Tel. 452. East Norwalk.
Hotel Mahackemo
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
Comic. Ind Culolno Up to Date.
Rate. 82 per day and upwardo.
nun—.—
ltook Ind General information Ticker
n—n‘.‘
Sunday Dinners, 750ts.
TEL. CALL 988.
Barry Line to N. Y.
i For Freight Only ‘
0n and after Tuesday. January 7.
1906, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28, East River. New York, (fool
of DOVel‘ street), every day. (except
Sunday). at 4 p. In. Freight received
at Non-walk up to 4i p. In. and South
Nomalk up to 5:30p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Annlng J. smith, C. C. Hegeman,
‘ Lessee, General Agent.
evenv Laovrs .onssemo crow
- can 4' ' 4
9‘ .
should b‘c“,‘.:egb ipgsll‘ with n daili‘ty
snow white, one 1‘) cos "Standorli" Por-
celaiu Enamel ed .4Lavatory.
Have you .e‘vor tapped to conditions
,‘nvenioht it. who,
how delightfully
cold running water
he to have but an
in your dressing .cl‘lllmber,
in; apartment or first
the hlehési degree 91, Oil‘. -
We. will 131ml duo pric“
plumber-s ,a‘ré go “All“ Erato ‘t the
obedient, holiest and , . .,
HORACE R. NASH
COVRNVER MVVAIN AND IWll‘!‘ ll’lll.
titanium. or hours only our mu‘e
H‘- Canning,
UNDER'M R
Funeral Parlors i‘il dhuectloil
«Lilli-A
II «at “ii. civili'iliirwritk
r...4. ,'.4:\. ‘4': 4.
's‘lo‘ep. ’
..iioor toilet .
room? .Itn. prpsgnoei .wp $t Afford you
s4
articulates here night. the ‘ “
. ill Council of Jew‘rish Women vyted to
4 hold the next convention in Philadel-
phiu. The convention decided not to
allow state federations, but. “Orhcflon
was taken in the case 01' the Clove-
loiid‘ section of the council, which body
was expelled dome time ago for failure
to pay dues. Miss hurdles American.
‘ot New i’ork. founder of the National
Council was reelected executive sec4.
retary by one vote.
Store Open from 7 a. ‘m. to 9 p. to.
Christmas
Presents
In Fine German, Japane'se and
American car... and
Glassware ‘
lmportedEnglish Blue China by
' the piece or set
Framed Pictures
We do not mark prices will Christ-
mas time and then cut prices after
Christmas. OIII' prices are no higher
now than at any time of the year.
Window Shades anti Picture Frames
to order.
Wall» Papers. House
(loads, Painlers' Supplies,
Painting and Decorating.
Furnishing
We give the S. o H. Green Trading
Stamps. Ask for them.
L. H Decker
87 Washington Street,
Tel. Con. ' scum uonwurt.
1847 , lean
Plumbin and Steanii
eating. 1
HOT WATER HEATiNG. ‘4
HOT AIR MENU 0-.
STOVE! A‘ND RAN as.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING.
Gu and cream Fitting, On Fixturee,
Mom coiling, Etc. .
HAVE VOU GIEN‘ OUR mock OF
RICHMOND RANOEM 4
‘ 'Irymnaeilc exhibition.
Mrs Horace Keywortl‘r“, of Gregory
Boulevm'd. is recovering nicely trora a
week‘s illness
street. was a visitor wnth friends in
New Haven S‘unday ,
The Woman‘s Forei n Missionary
Scolety will meet witr lllr's Amrila
l,roenwood this evening at 8 ocloclt.
Mrs. Albert A. Geib, of First. street.
has gone to Rowayton, to spend a few
days with her daughter. Mrs finals
Schmidt.
The Dory Auxiliary will meet with
Mrs. 14‘. Merriam, 8 Hawkins avenue,
Wednesday eveulns‘. at» 8 nclock. in.
stead of Thursday night.
Bishop Burt Chnpton.
Brotherhood. of
Methodist Church, will hold a meeting
this evening. at the Church
Min. William Plait and daughter,
Ruth, of East avenue, have returned
homo from a visit with relatives in
Newark and i-loboken. New Jersey.
The. Rev. (1. Howard Malone. who is
a. missionary, located at. 'Na‘fikin, Chi-
no. will speak at the Advent Christian
Church Friday evening at 7. 30 colock.‘
The Young Men's Association has
arranged an attractlwipro‘gram no: Fri
day cloning When they will give c
There will also
Methodist
be musical numbers
William H. Snifiln s new house ,in Ed:
ilo avenue. is rapidly progressing and
has now reached stroll in. point that the
first coat. of pailrt is being put on the
sides The strticiinre in ehtirely on-
closed
Mrs. Godfrey Utzinser and Mills Ella
Sherwood. of Cove avenue. East Nor
walk. have gone to Bridxfllmi't today;
to do their Christmas shopping all
also attend a play at Poli'u this after
noon.
Mrs. Charles See, Mrs. Herbert Got
barn and a number of other East Nor.-
walk ladies were visitors in New York
yesterday where they did shopping
and attended a performance at. the Hip;
podromo
George W Winshhurn. head mm at
hi. hi. (lorham's establishment in First
street, name over this morning frbrn
his borne in Saunaiuck. for the rst
time in several ours. on ateonnt o be
‘ lag laid up by neuralgia in his head.
4, , There seems to be a little misun-
. don-standing as to whether the Norwalk
' Country Club is open. only" rumorstn
the contrary however, the dial; looped
numbers will be served at any time.
The Liberty Manufacturing (30ml
The Jonesdr Hotclnioss
' Company
‘17 WALL CTRE‘ET.
The Great Ddiereuce
I
bonnet-u an Edison Phonogrnph and?
anything else you can think of. on th‘
Christmas gift, in that people tit-o at
nnyihlrrg else you can think of.
You have a (union of seven modem."
$12 50 to 860.00
The A I. Ange
& Son Co.
4444.44144'44’4744 venison"? 's‘te ,
eminent cuiiii: “
Dinnon Evenings, f
.0 "o ’N ’- 'Ill-
Sonddy Winter-ltd Wittildlt‘y.
‘.
4.80llo‘liod.
enables marinas
100‘. ‘
iiiie‘ W.
44 i'l-ilrtit Illinois A
3*“
W.
4 . 3 try, the late depression
NONWALKg away
i
' tor reducing deed horses to (reuse, in
‘4 Norwalk, yesterday. The animal had-
4...
yesterday,
I tore.
. ".‘ JmC‘
, ‘reliiy for the Vrdrst‘ upon-tuning to are:
‘ xthon‘n.‘ 4'
Dinner code“. and mnuuetl‘ i ' ‘
Milan in Latin avenue is dditlfidxo
has one these days and iro‘ih‘ be busy
.' times there it can be taken. as an indi-
cation of conditions all over the coun-
is JVlVVpassiug
The rain of yesterday trio 3 and
the night previous has caused e nlile
in: or the Benedict Farms bridge to
settle considerably. but not. to any
alarming extent. The filling in work
is progressing daily and very nicely at
prose t.
The carcass of a horse owned by
Fred Hflmck'; of Second street, was
removed to the Parlor .psiebliuhment
rotten down and it. became necessary,
to shoot it. “
The Nelson Ill: hymn establishment
in Seavlew avenue looks very much
like a genuine yacht. winter quarters
‘ these days. There are now no less than
7 fifteen boats at. the point. in question
and another- to to arrive there from
No‘rwullt‘ today. ,. ,
A man fell overboard from the rail-
log of the Washington street. bridge,
near, the Canevari fruit
store. The victim was hauled out not
much the worse for his experience.
‘ though thoroughly wot. His name
4 could not he leiirnod. ‘
A meeting of ”to Young Poople‘a
‘ .A‘Irxuiary on Christ Church ‘wlll be
- held tonight at the residence or Miss
_. "Elsie Kelly, Seaside pioceh The u‘uxli
iary is to hold a sock social Wednes-
lay. December ‘16 at the home (if hire.
loorge Billion, Fort street
‘The‘r‘o was a ‘big title in yesterday
but. not one which would havere‘snlt‘ed
had the wind been4from theorist. Even
With tho‘wind from the ironithwes‘tithe
water covered‘i'tho 4Senvlctv avenue
, dicta; Otto New York paper this morn-
ing‘ declared the’tid‘o lh‘f‘ie to have
been the biggest in years. 4
The writer in the ponds in now so
. A 3 cord that it "fleeces almost as soon Its
there is a sudden drop in the tempo".
Evian this morning, the pond
were covered Width ice. The mail
aré “tuition; the pbnds cli'ldely‘
any! and l‘r‘n'Ve their skills sm-
use have... or Initial wear
4”: «innit-«1‘!
Chill,“
Miss Clara 'Ainnrworth. of Cottage 4‘
the lilast. Avenue
its usual the steward is on audit and ‘
traumatic
‘ ‘ 4 gramme lbw
‘1}! k0 9 '
4 . ,dorfollrn. lithe dials.
manor
unwarrantedmmdou ltd “Jutlmll‘flfldf’ atom
(it “Will Mile Wilhelm! endanger the health of
annual. nod Ohfltli-énonxppylonco against Experiment.
What is CASl‘Cfii‘ ‘
Castor-la is a harmless substitiito formant» Oil. Paro-
4gorlc, Drops and Soothing. Wit.
contains neither Opium, Manhunt) one other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its ”goth-antes. 411: destroys World!
Add Myra Fever-innocent. .1; .'curcs
09“ e eyo‘uf
"It It Pleaodnff‘.‘ If:
plan-moon. tend Wind.
Colic. Flo relieves gnawing baubles, cures Con-"titration
Wsidron of Cottage street. are very.
much pie'aeee with the improveme’nitiri
her condition. Miss Waidrou under-
went on operation that May and was
very ill for a long time following She
is now so for advanced toward recur
dry that she is able 10 got. out of
doors:
Henry Austin Wood. who was not
sitting on Ihc bench part of last a ooh.
on account of a severe attrrtk oi the
”grip, which tilled him with aches and
pains from his game to his toes, has
resumed operations. and lodging from
nails looks as if he wished he could
get square on his ‘old enemy.
The principal business under dip
cushion last night at the monthly husr
been meeting of the East Nor-walk Fire
Police was a ball. which has been talk4
all of for schral weeks. and on which
a. committee has been working. The.
Fire Police have been planning to hold
this event in Arms flail, South Nor-
milk and it is hoped to clear a cousin
ernhlo amount. of money on the v-en
tore.
Dr. William E. Chancellor, superin-
loudest. of the South Norwalit public
schools, is evidently a believer in
walking as an exercise. instead of tak-
ing a car to South Norwaik iii the
morning, the doctor walks from his
home in East» avenue to the center of
the City of Norwalk and thence to
South Norwulk,,4via West avenue. it
is also his custom to return home after
schodl hours in tiresome manner.
The shell pile of the lindcl Oyster
Company opening plant on the War-I114
lumen e‘troet bridge is again assuin
lnz big proportions. Even at proosnt
it. whom to be about ten foot above
the level ‘of the bridge. That. this
should be so is not surprising when it
is tinken into consideration that there
are nearly 130 m‘cn opening cyst'ers, at
rthe plant. from morning until night.
The. pile. will he added to until next
rear when the shells will be taken out
and plarite‘d.
What snitisfaction. object or use any
ahls‘llddied man has for keeping lav-
age and vicious dogs in a peaceful and
neighborly community full of little
children we are at a loss to imagine.
but. thorn in- one vicious brute marked
with patches on its back and a has
shaped litre 4n hyona, that rushes out a
inoifohs‘iv‘o pushed! by with a soar
and on unearthly howl. which forbo‘des
'Iillschici. and this some animal has
“notation tort boring bitten deters
people heroine coming 'to, ind artisan
«locality. frowwhlcblhe runs about um
demoed .ond impaled at .ali horns;
Ede will“ suppose the. neighbors were
Willi :hoatlle Indium; 4108mm] oi: peace
lofllnlschl’lflllhquollle
0—7
”a.
.444}. I“;
v—r
""M rt. “4.r.1‘r‘.4"‘4..i.'4,'4“ small also»
«run-W 4
:m '
2M“. '4‘". G. Molt uvermore, Col. ..
mini; 91 friend up from my door»;
ow custody in little “(then in which i
noon became very much interested;
vb years of use hurl
” "VII icing lime with
downwind 030a, rower
. arr
444mm little your "vein comprai
mm cremains are mad: cinulolo‘l
“downturn (shifts over train no on
3.
iii!
.id‘it‘iiii
‘h mkrir'élilaldlyfhgu
"111999“
Mural rotunwwd "4'...
x no Always Burgh
In Use For 4Over 3C Years.”
the way h" hulk” “'3 hammer on “16. candidate to fill the position of strelrt ,
r
was elected to \i.
. |.\‘on\'aik. for. "led “31.0“? of
,. its. .4444: ,_
ulterior
rimming written; and hold entire .pnw,
”piped rapid; iiiv
‘Vidoe Viol.-
, police, fisher-lull. also ‘Hsil’iil:
villa
anti Fldtpr . entire Food, ”KIM tho
Stormcll all ring healthy and minimal sleep.
The Children's Emirate Mother’s ill-lend.
W“i‘
4'44 «r l‘ 9.7.3,?th
Milli lllilll llESllllil B
iiiliiillii
(Continued from First Pane). “
I:
to reject the petition of a number or
property owners to have a building
line established on tho nortiierlt side
of Wall street.
The matter or the election
oftl
commissioner of the city was taken
from the table and Councilman .lohn
Malone, who was chairman of the
highway conrrmltieo
lilo liOSlllOil 01' street cornmlsslonoin
The meeting nus called to order by
\layor John .1 Cuvnn‘aglr and in ilre
:lilHt‘llCe of Ciiv (.‘leik .i. Holden Hurl-
butt. Leo Davis acted in that position.
and the minutes of the last meeting4
were road accepted and or derod plat:-
ed on file ,.
The following bills were then read
and ordered paid:
Adminisirntlie debt ........ 3 1411.1”.
Lilli”, .‘Ili. Davis presented a bill
for 32 00 for hi dumped on for in-
doxlng Vc‘iumczll“ of tube cty i'eco't‘lltl.
and iii‘ asked that the work. he 100“?“
error and inspected before lthe money
was paid but all, were alluded that
the work would be well or‘e eand the
bill was ordered paid,4 in using the
nunouut. of the odmtntsnrative depart-
merit to $391.61. and totdl of like even
ing’gr bills to 82.603 17.
W W. smear Academy
penned heroic the session ‘lii.
liavirigeorne lights silent “M; iii. in the
city. He stated that by. twain rall-
u'ay: nr‘t‘nil clerk and 1. his the... at
'13 ‘30' o’t‘tifiélt.‘ Hiram ‘ 8m} Q‘Vmfiflly‘illh
stances when he base e coil tonsil
sneak thieves. lie on like also‘; 6 Ville
danger of trees fallgi‘gm dr. 4 the
dark, grille Inen others tonight
stumble or, drive into, them dn‘d'thoni
the city woiild have“ of 1‘in till, (lat
h‘hutl‘s. Th‘c' matter was i d, on the
tablt‘a temporarily ' 4
John“ .liay ”es of fielded, avenue‘,
asked tin t. a union 'iucdudescéni light
be placed in Beldeu avenue about half
way: between the two .iar‘ze. droughts
or about; in front of the residence of
liloI rd W. Crampio n.4
‘ek, but. read a written petition
4 fight Mr. Haydn to the hammered;
also another from a number of‘ real;
i debt or academy. sires: eetw Ala
am an Igghtmloced ill (will of thn'oyér
t was choc! which 1873, {Ignite
on motion of Councilman :lil tilde.
‘l‘roth qt,’ the above requests are refer-
red to the lighting continues with
DOWH‘.
1‘10“]: iDiers then read A“ letter from“
Amos unfit 'i‘lrornpson, or Cleveland
only side of Wall billion“ ‘r‘r'nd being"
Iiiiiolr interested in some or the‘ prop-
arty he said he Wain. ry
ed to :lnsyi‘ug the tin; . lite“-
Ametlthn on. ro,ad.-:'
building line no: bo CSiilbIWbefi.‘
the paper was signed bye
{Main stretch In
others in the vicinity. The potlt on for
A commando lion who if
Nor walk 0 pittil Align ‘dym
‘Rarr‘noud ”It a mhriibn rthe'iilt
lilac, rinoi‘rrd, in Which the shells aim
Mount: the mallet Inert-r Egifii‘l’,
hospital when lifted" gripe vi
4or hav‘e the delirium tromena. all ro-
: “neg (lint sorho'nctio lifi'
their and dob; eV’VVyenr ails foi- “‘1‘? ,
“; retire was life out muttr
A
.' morning during pix months.
4 , ugh stated that he believed lights
“ hair and he
" should come glut. '3'!“ hi};
it was voted after some discussion;
sitreet. all:
regs rd to
Ohio in which he stated what ho had i)
loathed about ‘ihn proposed establish; ‘,‘
4- IIieIit4 or ,‘,ni building lilitr on 'th‘e \n‘orthi‘
«annoy 4 ..
tire one some use 'riun‘ tilt in tunic; ,,
y will bf; .
n34
l arsesoilmutfl.
not in... for ‘t is kind or people.
Donnell, 'luihels .qu the no ,
Ellis was .lr‘e‘v‘city limits and; ‘
Iii not "think he had a right to ‘
a poi c on p th re.
'cilnn windmill 'tlr‘u to'fulio '
hicli “wilds up to the selecimen,
lire cdri‘ntill.‘ .
All were in favor of doluxaom. iii
Willi theirrobléiu..imt times ,4le
ll: Mathew hands, to look up a
_ i; the next tantalum- I .1
. ire-.ltbrdr . “ditched
themaonlh44 .yg 39‘th .4 p .
placed onyuilio wi out. to g
The contidct with theme a
Company for lights for the ‘
View! "Vie ’
ights ‘t‘f, sting 374*‘pe‘r ye:
t.‘ m‘jhurn on the old so
ale r d io,3a.rn. ,
bill‘s! i kill the. nonunifé tr
haunt lights 18 for each lights for «at:
year, to burn the same number pt!‘
hours. -
Mr. Cartoons, of the Connecticut:
Cornp by, was nicked what it Would.
cost or each lamp to burn until our. ,
light the your around and he stated
that the cost would be $100 for em.
light, instead of $74 This would ba‘
an additional cost of :2, 600 for than
Whole number 0i“ lights in year " l
A lengthy dis‘eilsslon {allotted or!
the matter; and Irbnie of retro member-i1
. “or lite control were in favor of burn--
ing the lié’l‘nt‘ii u‘n‘til diyll'ght enrol“
0! $39, 399‘“ .4".
in the winter. and o‘nlyto 3 mm min -
the criminol- nioht tr; hia‘yor' Cit ' , ‘4,
‘ council.
the are,
shell 47
‘ as good protection’d‘til Wilde. ‘
4’l‘he discussionr’tiugliy ended with"
the request that Hr. ”Burroughs hri‘lii;
a ‘pfice for thd rights to burn India
daylight six months tr October on 4
ill] April and preshdtd‘li ‘et‘ ‘tho nlilbi ,4
meeting, which'4ho‘id'1h 4 Mil ,. . . ‘. ’4,
Corinrdll‘ruan g: 4.
“ menus sires
but out of the sewer extension,“ ,ou‘ntn
innit after a‘ memorandum: it"vi it nice
leaded that. it would: b best. It ‘ ‘
you. «ran
with John Dunlap. so 1)an binaries ”m1
0143254 (or goln'rllu‘ou‘ this high rtyr
. with the sewer, her xeoute by bit,
mayor. ,
Mr. Builwitz reporlcd a
"in ,Brush street should Mi
swelled h
4 for e distance of Input
from Steveupuptr
in view, of the tn 4 but
know houses were Wingng
.x'Vl‘tIo matter was 4&5.th lint
‘Ieetinnr. In th‘ «humiliate
w'400d will :look over .the should
“A hill‘wa‘s read from
Cnrsaok, who laid tlrbcb
in this short “did “(:11 ‘,
therefore the manor,- wits held" 4 .
4The Eliblrhmii ‘of the sewer dointi‘ii tee.-
to investigate anti report Vat the next
meeting ‘
‘. manhole»
iflfih‘vk" « 4' ------ , ~~~~~~ ‘ 44444 662.71? Councilmtiu Mennonihrund‘age Insider
“’"WV """"""""""""""" 986"“ a motion that the matter of. appoilil-‘r ,4 .
Library ..................... 39374.1( “111‘? ‘conlllllélfi‘loner pg, snag . [V
is“? .................... r4 ... 3193A sidewalks be ‘31in “'0‘“! [he 1%,
boner ............ . ........... .330. (7i; and u was so Qfivga Mr" nomads?
Vl‘dgiils .................. ooh. then said. he wiilhrfl to nominate a;
bower oxtonsiun ...... ..... .loJil mall villa “is 'cap't‘hlo 31f “Kitty‘s: may;
4 . . "‘"E‘ the rositi’on and w o a limit
’l‘otsl .......... . . : . .t I..‘.’.'$ 3,353.17 figmgenlpodcouncnmnn down intentions.
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