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'(ircizory have been recent guests at
the Iiencdict cottage in (loinpo street.
Word has been received from Miss
(‘nrrie liradley and Mrs. Sherwood of
their sale arrival in Chicago.
Members of the Westport F‘ire De-
partment. will attend the reception oi.‘
the Sonthporl Fire Department, New
Year‘s eve.
The young peoiile oi' the village are
planning to give 111'. and Mrs. Web-
ster an old fashioned serenade on their
arrival home.
3 Mr. and Mrs. lzlli Mead are enterv
tainiuiz Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stnrnen,
who are 1201111 to leave for their new
home in Iiouton.
Abraham litilklcy. 111' 111.1 lv‘ai'ms
was pleasantly surprised 111111 11:11 last
week by his friends anti 1‘11iatli\‘1'1~'1 in
honor of his birthday.
SAN FRANCISCO RELIEF FUND
WESlPliill.
Trinity t‘hurcli will hold its (ilirist
man festival tonight.
Mr. 111111 Mrs. John ll. Morris sailed
from New York Saturday for Italy.
jRobcrt ’l‘ilsoii, 01' Jersey (lily,
been the guest of
Purity.
The. 1111\rl1'elect11d oilitern of the
Golden Sceptre uill be instabicd. lati-
nary ti. I
Watch night services will be held in
the. Methodist Church on Thursday
evening.
3 Mrs. William A. liulkley has re
turned from a visit with Iier parents
in Stamford.
Richard Horau has covered his con-
nection with the Sauizutuck {\Iauui‘ae-
has
Sn111.11'inteudeut1
Mist-1 Edith Mead. of Edlle. avenue, Is
visiting with friends In Waterbury.
John C. Sllcox, of the Washington
street bridge. is in New York city, to-
day, on bur-111111111»: bent.
'Mrs. Dora Vecder. 01‘ Bridgeport. in
311 guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bert .I. Brun-
strup, of Cottage street.
Albert and Edward Eldridge. of Col-
gatc Academy. are at their home 111
Belts place for the holiday vacation.
The town resumed operations, this
morning. through Finch Brothers, in
the illling 111 or the Benedict harms
bridge.
Russell Murray. of Second street.
has returned home from a pleasant
visit In‘New Haven for a few days.
with relatives. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perkins and
Mrs. Lewis Perkins, of Reynoldu
street, were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mra. George 14111311111113, in stratfortl. .
Despite the lateness of the season,
it is stated that the few natural growth
o_\'41termcu who are at work In the v11
einlty of Bridgeporharc doing quite
well.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Reynolds.
who have been guests of Mr. Reynolds'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 11. IE. Reynolds,
01 Osborn avenue, have. returned home
to New Britain.
Leader Fred H. Millu, of the Bridge
Rescue Mission. and a small party of
other mlanlon workers drove 11p to
llaltl Illll, yesterday, and attended a
ehrueh meeting there.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert .i. Brunstrup and
son Eldrcd, of Cottage street. were via.
liors in New York. Saturday. and at-
tended the perfornmnco at the Hippo
drome In the evening.
Miss Ethel Glover has returned from
Iianbury1 where she attended 11 Christ-
mas party at the home of Roland and
ICn‘iory (b'ot‘ut, in Main street. Miss
Iun Seymour returned ~wlth her for a
11111 k's vacation.
Fred l'-l Field, of Smith 141113111111.
11111 tht1 meeting at the Rosette Mis-
sion on the Washington street bridge
last evening, and also delivered an ad-
(boss. Mr. Fields is one of the out.
ccrs of the mission.
Christ Church Christmas festival
will be held tomorrow night at 7:30
o'clock, and all' the children that take
part. In the entertainment will please
me‘ct at the Sunday school room. at
3:30, tomorrow afternoon.
The Dory Social Club has started to
lay the new floor at its club house In
Cove avenue. This new floor has been
under discussion for several months,
and various enterprises have been en-
gineered to raise the necessary funds.
Contractor Leslie Gamble now has
his big towing 1:11 molluc bout Ajax on
the nhore neai his workshop In Soa-
\iew avenue. and htr superstructure,
burned a1v'11_1 sevtevii months 111:0.Will
be rebuilt hetoi'e she takes to the wa:
ter again. '
Richard V. Kane, of Van Zandt
luring Company.
' Mr. and Mrs, William 810111. of Rose
ville district. spent Christmas day with
relatives In .Ilridgeport.
Master Earl llartow. 01‘ Port. (iliester.
N. Y., was a guest Thursday of his
aunt, Mrs. Fred H. l‘lattcrson.
_ Ml‘. and MAME. Waller l‘eck. 01‘
Sound lieaeh. weie (‘hiisunas guests
of M1. and Mrs Fied K011111111:
,Mr.‘ and Mrs. Increase Pause”, of
Greens Farms, have been entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. A11derson,of New York.
Mrs. 11311111 tireyiry and Mrs. M. ’I‘.
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SAN h‘ltAisel‘ ‘(,.(). llu‘. ‘39.- With a
balance of $398,267 on hand. the reliel‘
corporation which had charge 111' the
distribution oi the fund donated to San
li‘raneisco at the time of the tire 01
1906 will turn this money over to the
various charitable orgaiiizatioim and
go out of exiatent‘c the “Pitt 01’ the
1'.e11r D111" 111;; its existenct 11111 corpora-
tion distiilnitcd $911511.liu (lithe vast
.111111 oi estibneripilon moat y received
every cent is accounted for. and but
$1108.35 is on the books: of the relief
corporation without the donor's unmet-i.
ALSO YOUR
Auto
looked over and put In good shape .
for the Spring.
'N'ow'ls the time to have your 1
Sleigh
Repaired and Painted
3. Rubber Tires put on your Auto and Carriage and also the Baby
3’Carriage.
{Everything for the Horse and Carriage
Horse Shoeing and Clipping
LUTHER M. WRIGHT,
1 Phpne Connection.
Midst, sou‘iifHNORWALK. ALSO MAIN st, STAMFORD.
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,3Norwa1k Savings Secrety,
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits, Dec. 1,1908 $3 614, 000. 6'2
DIRECTORS.
WILLI‘AM AJCURTIB.
MOSES'H. GLOVER,
LEWISC GREEN, ‘
» HENRY F. GOLEBURN
LESTER HYATT; 3"." “'4' "'1 3
3,
GEOR'GE M. HOLMES:
STEPHEN H. HOLMES,”
FREDERICK A. ELLG,
FLOYD T. .BUSCOE,
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I'ectri‘c Percolators, Chafing Dishes, Small Stoves. Water-9
rs, Broilersr Ovens, Luminous Radiators, etc. Pocket Flash-
and Electrically Driven Toys. A large" assortment of ‘Elec-1
,'I‘he enniue turned on 1111 owner.
' handsome big ‘29 pound
his atay north Mr.
- ' spending the holidays with the Ba.-
33 zarth family, Mrs.
-, Chutswortb New
with they Pearl and the major. and
, when the latter returns he 'vtill find
3‘ jor through Grandma .‘iumes thought.-
1: ful habits, by getting him a handsome
" tor of 11113 Adreut Christian church.
day evening sermons the first. of
:3 Ills Hands. "
East avenue Methodist church
meet at the church. this evening. {fTho
evening 111:" Wednesday aftern'opn ',the
"2 son and G
'1 ‘last week. which they will not soon!
' rorget.’
street, \1‘1'111' painfully Lilitcn about, the
hand. last 11-eelt.‘by his own bull dog.
and
_ ':1 0*‘1'car
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We have had .5 0t: 11 9mg ith 'Allel’s
Cherry Pec‘to'ral Ql‘ha myké'fifhfie grgntpggnfidenagc In 1110
g'colds' bronchttl', '1'w w'tealythroats "gnu?
own 11111101111111 experienceliéh‘as hadwithlta nowg,
advise o wise . K 1 In do on ”' E”
' 1' 1,01 late. noma- things have had 1p1'inll,
New Drugs
'Ihln store to under new man
agemont.
0111' Drugs are new.
Our Chemicals are fresh.
0111' Methods are modern.
Our Service 13 right
We expect youi 11.111: some.
time because we deserve It now.
The Bridge‘Pha’rmacy “
J. PARKER, Manager.
If others do, in will be wise!
But some there by. Pm and to say.
Still going up still on the rise.
And hl'glier still ”they go each day.
As anv one may see who meets
A country. lass occitv belle, .
A~promenadlng {round the ctreetn.
111 pleasant weather or in 10111,
Fair advertisements for all eyes
'10 read In character: quite plain
That dry goods art-ll nré on the rise;
Bot Fashion in a tickle queen,
And often bringeth sume'thlng new, ‘
A'ud hence the reason nowadays
So many calves appear in view.
lint of all the useless things absurd
I think the one that beats them all,
and most unsightly to the eye, "
The ladies name—now what what do
friends haLlug heard that be devoured
two big cakes of this description. be is
receiving much attention. Eddie. him-
to do, he says. to get away with one.
or a dozen, for that matter, I: to get
time. r1111.1 a bicycle around the block,
step for another half. ride oi! again.
\
Marshall and Anna Baxter are us
proud of their little daughter Loin as
the peacock In of his feathers, and the
wee balrn is as bright as the colors
thereon. She had presents enough to
weigh her down, and amongst them a.
little cooking stove, which In her 111‘-
roritc toy, and when any visitor comes
in she beckons them. to look at it.‘ at.
the some time holding both hands over
it rubbing them together a few times.
mid appearing to be very much warm-
ed thereby. She evidently knows the
difference between heat and cold air.
ready. although barely fourteen
months old.
Joyous Christmas music as Sung,
yesterday morning had even 5 at the
East Avenue Methodist church and
two veiy fine sermons appropos o the
pension Were preached by the pastor,
the Rev. Dr. Charles K. Woodson. The
music was rendered in a pai'tlculdrly
tine manner, there being a apccla
'cholr of young people for the occasion.
One of the features of the morning ser-
vice 111111: a duet by the Misses Garcia
and Nina Carpenter. and in the even-
lng that were solos by Miss Clara
Alusworti and Herbert A. Strout. The
decorations in the church are declared
to be the prettiest in years.
mt Friday lid James completed
his aeventy- third year of pilgrimage on
earth, having been born on Friday, De-
camber 21. 1835.11n11the only surxiving
editor when he was on the New York
Clipper. is Colonel '1‘. Alston Brown.
dramatic critic, who was born in the
same month anti your. The Friday
part of it and the 1111119 score and thin
teen don' t; trouble him any more than
the Friday part does Thomas Village.
who was three score and ten years of
age Inst Good Fridax and the Allister
bctorc it tould be beaten off It had
(nosed illlltl‘lt‘s which required the tier
\111'1. oi 11 |)Ii\\lti1lll
(‘ 4111111111 l’elei Nelson has hauled his
sloop llclen out. partially at the N111-
son and Arms sliipy',11id at the rear of
the Closeout 1.",111111111_\ 11nd is patient--
Iv awaiting a big 111111, in order that 111.1
may get her well ashore for the rt‘ 1
mniuder oi“ the Miller
The oiliccrs and 111111111115
manv oi the young peoiilo 111‘ the Ad- ,
111.111 Christian church in: can find it
cronienient are requested to meet ati
the (111111.111 this evening, for the par 1
and as 1
' 1101' so oi decoration for tomorrow ‘3 1111- l
1111111 01111111111115 festival.
1111111111 Tender John Cole, who had a
turkey for-
CI1r.Istiiias< reports that the bird was :1
' beauty. but cooking .1 turk of this size
has its disadvantaged. For instance.
wood and two buckets of
then more fuel was needed
t'Cliarles Gardiner. of the Hampton!
Soldlei's‘ Home, l-Ihmpton. V11 who.“
, 11113113 been the 1111981; for the past few-
(11in or his sister, Mrs. George Brown.
of Pleasant street. set out today on
his retuin trip to the home. During
Gardiner Iiad u.
very pleasant time.
Mr and Mrs. Oakley Smith are
'mitlt' s relatives, In
ersey They took
he has been promoted to a drum ma-
drum.
The R'cv. Lester 11.119111111111111 pas-
has announced a series of special Sun
which will be delivered next Sunday
evening, January 3 1909. Some of the
topics of this series‘ will be, “An Un-
known Grave." “A Boy Who Left
Home " and "A Governor Who Washed
The Sunday school board 0't‘t'11'e3,
‘ will
official board will meet Wednesday
Ladleb’ Aid Society will hold Its raga:
I'ar weekly seanlb'h. The church does
vlcc11butthe regular weekly wave,
1 er'Ice1wl held Thursd n1 1.? " '
' s ' 1' be M Eh ' Ho! readers of 11111: Sentinel 1111.
Henry A.
Wg‘od. Bennett A. Jackf
eorge
sell received a caning,§
They wete from Mr. D'ennié
son, formerly of Dennison & .Iolmson' s
tileatmmrket.‘ Who Is now Incated in
Southern 0111110111111. and consisted at
three very handsome lemon canes, cut
from tre'es.__whlch1‘grow In that. [111111on
the country ‘Wh‘ll'e up to date neither
of the threeiliave any use for the artlj
cles. each‘ 0 thinks in time it may
come in ver1‘hendy. ' '
Eddie P'arks. the lightning bicycle
1
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36 WASHINGTON STREET
delivery; young man of Sllcox Ind Van
not propose to bore a watch night ser-“ '
' ‘Tli‘esé cii‘rlouc‘ times:
as spry and chippei :11: anyone in town
who 111 11111 t reached two score yet Ho
can play the old bull fiddle, as Walter
111111 (alts the violinceilo 1111 well as,
any 111 the votingutero. although his
pet lash-1111111111. has been disposed of
nonielime ago.
I. itilo ltuthy Davenport who will be
1511111 years of age on the fifth of 1111.11
tltllfi)‘ has never been without semi1
illvc pet from the time old dog Trainer
w ntehed her as '11 baby until he went
to the dog heaven. Once she Iliad a
little lamb, which was brought up on
milk. and she alternated feeding the
little woolly fellow by taking a swig
,otit oi' the bottle 1191111111111 another
311110 mothered ilve little kittens, carry-
;lng them around In :1 tin pull, asking
iand 11111111 ering questions of them all
The last photograph Grand ’
(1111 long.
mu James 111celved represents be
111' 8“” ll" used 1111 -1 I111: basket 0f.wlth a his live rooster which she
001” and calls Jim. in her arms, on account or
the resemblance to her uncle who Is
What pleased
lrs. James even more still 13 a. very
handsome large photograph of her old—
a bonlfuce. in Albany.
ort grandson. Harvey 11. Davenport,
niiigton, Vermont.
One Week in Heaven.
1
Dawson).
What joys, what1woutlers were re
4
'day
or endless joy her eyes unsealed!
"l‘was Sabbath when she passed away;
Gently was loosed the “silver cord,"
One angel more 'in heaven that'dny
Entered the mansion of our Lord;
Finest. for death 01 all the Seven: 1
Now his 1011.1“ care and love she knows.
one. week. in henven!
Another harp and golden crown.
Another robe of spotless white,
Another a’ng’el voice floats down
light.
Eager she ‘jolna the heavenly 01161111
In bruises to the eternal Son; '
Than meekly cry “Thy will be done.’
To call her back we would not pray,
Though ’11: our mother given: _
Her nights exchanged for endless day
One week In he'pvenl ' .
DOGGERELS .1
Came. listen unto‘ me awhile
And it I cannot make ‘you,laugh. 1‘
I‘ll do my best to make you smile:
I'm not a wry 'funpy chap,
And can’t make rhymes like' Calvi
‘ Smith. ' .
Who writer: in such a charming ‘styl
Wherotn aha mingles f n with facts.
coon renders cl The entlnel all,
My theme demands attentive cam.
I'm‘ going to hing about the times.
tunes;
Scoy‘ ilnh market; has a 111-1111111101";
habit... Lu'1 ‘cliocolutc 'cakc,11nd,‘ hIsl
Iuec In 311111111; quite 1111111111
91111 suyn It is dead easy. All you have
on‘ the outside of half a cake at 11
and continue the operation indefinite-
. Iy.
of Music. Mutliemat'n s and Medicine 131.
who is now in a drug store in Ben-
(In memory of Miss Augusta Louise
One week In heaven! on who can say
Veale d
When through the pearly gates the
"I‘was the same day her Saviour rose,
.Il‘rbm heavenly/hosts tn' realms 031' 1
But‘ our and voice can raise no higher
\
Crime. 11:111. to 1111:1111 doggerel rhymes
‘our' "medern
These times which beat the very d-—I.
lint. hold! my rough and wayward muse
We don't object to but: and cups 1
And several other nameless things‘
Composed of ribbons, lace and flowers?
And ball a dozen little ctrliigs.3
“1th neckilen, collars. coats and'
cheques.
And a host of good substantial shawls.
liut oh, good "Lord deliver 115” '
fixin' a.
“I’ ve said my say"-y et one thing'1
mow,
I must admit The Sentinel’s "some,"
And may we hope. nor hope in vain,
That it will live long yearn to come
Hurrah then 1‘01 The Sentinel boys!
Send In your ads, 10m Items and your
cubs.
l1‘or surely we can‘t do without
The model home paper of the times.
11‘. \1’. K.
Dust Norwulk.
A 1er y fine Christmas festival has
been prepared by the Sunday school 01
the Advent Christian Church. and it
will be given tomorrow evening at
7:30 at the church. The pastor, Rev.
Lest'er 11‘. Reynolds and the superin-
tendent, Richard Bland will be present
and It. I: expected that there will boa,
big representation or the other ofiicersi
and teachers and scholurc The tall-
program will be ac follows:
.Song—-School. \
Prayer—P11151012.
Scripture Reading -— Twentv- third
Psalm. School.
Song-School.
Recitat10n—" lreetlngs. " Amelia Knorr
Recitation—«Robert Cedergreen.
Excrcise-“(‘hr151mas Message, " five
children.
Song-41nl’uut.Class.
Recitation—Oscar Cedcrgreen.
Recitation—“The Star or Betlilehcm."3
Gautier (‘edergreetn
Exercise—“1.0111," four girls.
Solo—Amelia Knorr.
Recltntionw—‘WTe Have Done It l‘nto
Me." Wilma Cedergreen.
Recitation—Catherine Decker.
Recitationw‘di' There Were No Cill‘lsb
mat-1." Lydia Sell.
Ivexrise—“Thrce Modern \\' isc Mcn,‘
three, boys.
Song-«Mr. Self‘s class. 1
Recitation-Lucy linker.
Rec'ltntlon—' Christmas Gilts." Dor-
othy n1 iggs
Recitation—Perirude Groesclmer.
Exercise—"The King 01' Gloty'. live
’ girls. 1 3
Collection.
Duet—Grace and Miriam Reynolds.
Reclintion~"l‘be Meaning of Christ-
mas iov'.‘ lamina Kosuieaki.
Recitation—“That Just Suits Mo.‘ D119
\ld Weed.
Recitation——‘ The Place Where We
.live," Amelia Baker.
ExercisuL—“T he Story of Christmas,"
Five gitmls 1
Solo-' Bethlehem." Lillian Walsh.
Reclttition—aiohn Brig-gs.
Mabel Lundqulsl.
Recltttl.--1011“Snnta Claus,"
Olmstead.
Christopher
LL." L01 on Us So,“ Ernest
nab“! '
oIo—~Lllllan Farrlngton1‘1'11"
Recitation—Ariel Ainsworth.
Exercise—“What Can We Bring," ilve31
girls. '
Song—Mrs Stanna'rd' c class.
RecitutIon—"Christmas is 0011111133"
Leonard Sell ‘
Recilotion—“Bethlehem," Grace weed.
_' Song—Mlnnie Ollerenshnw
Recitation-“Clinton Partrick.
Recitation—~"'l‘lie First Christmas."
Gussie Self
Exérblse—“Christnms Question” Lot-:3
t'lé Lockwood and Lillian Farring.
1
ton.
Recitation-“\’Vbnt3 We May Havc1”.3
Maud Lee“ '1 1‘ '
Exercise—“Peace. Joy and Love.”1‘
three girls.
Duet—Gertrude and Ernest Groescle
nor.
_ Recitation—The Shephcid's Vision."
Alice Webb.
Exercise—“The King‘é Children,“ ten3
girls. ,,
Song—Mrs. Walsh’s' Claus.
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H W. Worth will again give ln-'
A, to-"
sit-actions to the Delphian A.
moi-row, ,1 1
1The usual numboi or outfit town
guests about. Christian: and terday
in «this..place.- 4. -
’A nie'efing ‘of the Ohl'ciul Board of
the Methodist Episcopal church " 1111121
held Immediately 131311111 11': ('11 1111113 11313:;
1119 11191311111: service, “ye' crday -
'There are about two hundred school.
children in this place, who began a
week’s delighttul rest it 0111 tiiéir 8tud'
i3es and excitement attendant to Christ-
than, today. ,1, ,.
Samoa Mott; S1113. and 1110‘
Job and scrunch 'Jr'.. 11111111111111.
D'rl3 gepprt, tlil's Morning. 10 work the
natural "growth" be‘i’ls', after" spending
1.111111 listtewdnyaathomo The rew'oy1
ét‘e'rmen who now remain on the' 311‘s
11W beds ere 1111111111133, fair wpges. ..3
'7 The Rev. Mr; Thomas preh'ched most
acceptably, yesterday, at. the Metho-
dint ehuiveli, ,during the absence or the
:pafior, Who ia‘noy in Virginia. 111111,
| ‘11
Lineman theme 11
yo cailit'l . 3 MW
From "rats" and "wheels" and other
Recitation~“’l‘he Shepher'ds Vlsltlon," .
1 celnln Enameled Lavator $131.11,
boLw delightfully 111511119111th 11‘. 11113 111'
1 1191 to have hot and 1111111, 11111111513211“ er.
3 in sleep-
11 t‘ ‘ '
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in 1111
1101‘ 1121111111.: and Whrnoonimpmncd by
Special (‘hrlstmuli music by 'the' choir.
The church was also v1 ry piettlly dec-
oraletl tor the 111-1111111111.
SMOKE STACK IN POSITION.
Big Task Accomplilhed at1Si. Georg”:
Pulp and Paper Plant. 1
The huge new smoke stack which
was brought to Norwalk some 11111111111110
from the Bridgeport Boiim“\ lurks for
the St. George Pulp and. Paper (‘0111-
puny. was not In position yesterday.
The stack in tortydour tactics in (it?
ameter, and is fifty five feet long, be-
lug considerably larger than the one
which in now in 11111.1 at this iactory.
R. S. l‘li‘lne 'l‘runsportatlon 'COIIL
pany, of Boston, had a force of men
here to set. the pluck up, assisted by
‘Mlller llrothers, ol‘ ZNorwaik. Work
was kept 1111 until 11:80 last evening}
A large number 01' 1114011111 watched the
giicration oi‘ raining 1tiie stack yenter
a
be taken down.
LAST 1351111411111 '
CASH GROCERY
THIS WEEK
Luxury Brand
COFFEE
1.“...
REGULAR PRICE 27c POUND.
IT’S DELICIOUS ' '
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Phone 600.
Dillii
13I2 EAST AVE._
‘FBANKC
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3110': WATER
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oils FITTING.'
Tin. Sheet Iron.
and Zinc.
The Clifford
Excellent 6111:1110.
01min. E'venlng'l,
6 to 8 p. m. 1-
Bundny 011mm 11 Specialty.
' ‘ Dlnrmi Parties and Banquet:
' “Donated.
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snow white, one piece “Standard" Por-
Iave you ever at
your dressing cilia. timber”
ing‘ apartment 01'" 111111. 11:01»
room? Its 1.1128111116110111: 11118111»
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