Get a Plum certificate with ~
every purchase. u it. will cost
you mild“.
F. A. LANE
Contectidnery .
and Panty-
Sl Washington
Street.
1081 NEWS-
EVENING oENTINEL TELEPHONE
cALLe
u-z—Ncws Dep rtment
92-8--Buslneu apartment
44 ~Brnnoh Office. Norwalk
890 ~Edltor'e Residence
7m~clty Editor's Reeldenee
WEATHER FORECAST.
| For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night; Tuesday partly mentor and
colder. Disturbances are central this
morning in western Texas and over
Lake Superior. Cloudy weather with
light snow or rain prevails in the Lake
region, but in other districts east of
the Rocky Mountains the weather is
generally pleasant. A cold wave from
the Northwest is producing low tem-
peratures between the Rocky Moun-
tains and the Mississippi river. in the
northwest the temperatures are from
10 to 10 degrees below zero. Condi-
tlons favor for this vicinity partly
cloudy weather with slowly tailing
temperature.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO.
Temperature: Low, 35; high. 45.
Showery.
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Christmas Suggestions will be found
lg the adv. of Joseph Davis.
if you want good shears and-scis-
sors read the adv. of 0. id. Dow.
Miss Maude Ruby, of Lewis street.
returned today from a visit to friends
in New Canaan.
The Women's Guild of Grace olmrch
are perfecting arrangements for the
fair that will be held in Lockwood's
hall on Wednesday and Thursday of
next week. "
In line with the policy of the Nor-
wulk Country Club to have the
grounds as beautiful as possible, there
hove just been set out about forty
young trees.
State Building and Loan Commie
sinner Corbin come to .Soulh Norwalk
this morning on a regular visit and ex-
nmined the books of the Norwslk
Building and Loan Association.
Buckingham Relief Corps will been.
icrtained by Mrs. Piurcc, Winnipauk.
on Thursday afternoon at 2 p. m. lin-
l‘reshmohts will be scrvcd and a sociul
time will be had. A full attendance is
requested.
‘A big delegation of local Siiriners
and their friends are figuring on going
to Bridgeport thin cvcniug and at
tending the performance of the Candy
Shop. under the auspices of Pyramid
Temple.
'An important meeting of tho cxccu-
iiva committee of the Mcrchnnta‘ and
Manufacturers' Assmxiutlon will be
held Wednesday evening at the South
Norwslk Club. The now president of
tho Association, .1. Emory Stevens.
will preside.
The moetlnx of the oily council.
this evening, is being uwuilmi with
considerable interest. for ut that limo
the report of tho cloclricni luvosligul.
in; committee uppoiulcd a number of
weeks ago at the chemist of Superin-
tendent Winchester will be rccolvod.
other regular business matters will
be taken up.
Olive branch Lodge. Knights of Pr-
thins, is expecting a big time this oven.
lug. The occasion will be an oinborulc
smoker, for which'muny invitations
have been issued. Room or the lnicul
for the entertainment will bc iurniuh’
cd by the artists uppouriuu this Week
at Music Hall.
The Rev. 11. ll. Cnrpcnicr, puslor or
the South Nlirwnlk lluptlst Church.
was taken with an utluck of acute in-
digcntion during the uilxhi. 'i‘odny. Mr.
(lurpentor is still quite in but his pm'~
lshlonors and many othcr friends will
be pleased to learn that ho is improv-
ing. He expects to recover his usual
good health in a day or two.
The meeting of the llibin close of
the Rev, li‘rank liunwoil Waiter. nus-
lor of the Eouthmorwalk Methodist
Church yesterday. following the rcgu
for morning service. was it magnificent
sight. There were 72 mon in atlenvir
once, u gain of about ten over it week
ago. The class meetings are growing
constantly in interest and it is we
pooled that the attendance will be
much larger still.
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SPECIAL
Hake’s Fine Stationery
00 .huts Palm“ and 50 Envelopes, 25o
Shiites-Powell Corporation.
. 74 Washington titre», south Nor-walk
10 North" Main bi.
_ :3 Tornado, .r'IllS’lll'ance, .
~ TAYLOR s GOLDEN,
TIL. “5'2
Pumfin
COUGH SYRUP
Cures that Cough
fiOLDI'ONLY av -
F. H. Baxter, Drilggisi
" meniscus
Launch Works
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
Oystchhell Point,Norwalk
A. J. Hand & Company
iiiliilliiii ENGINEERS iliil
illiiliiiiiiilil
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Ho t’s Theatre Building. South New
walk, donn. Phone 423
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main street, South Nor-walk.
Residence, 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 336-2.
Telephone st house, 693.
Jewelry
is always uppro~
prints for
Xmas
Gifts
Why not come
in and look over
my line?
B. NOACK
36 North Main street. South Norwalk.
‘—
Jun-q
til ~ ,
$10, $15,
snows or blows-14nd wear
when it's pleasant weather.
ing these.
:4 80. Main St..
80. Norwaik.
Preprletor
lionnle Chick Feed
Bonnie Horse Feed
l‘lonnlo Dairy Feed
llonulo i‘ouilry Food
iionuic i-lcruicbing Feed
MW
$18.
’ It’s an interesting sight to watch the large number of .
customers trying on our stunning Overcome-7' “i . '
r, . ' To see how quickly they are suited. They tickle here
with all sorts of ideas as to what they want, and they find
it easy to choose from such '
of fancy weaves and colors as we carry.
Swagger, graceful costs infancy stripe effects—olive
and gray shadesmostiy—medium and heavy wei hrs.
, Big easy-fitting fancy costs with the new dou‘ , le-coi-
lars-the kind you turn up and button to the chin When it
O U i' 1“ 11' T if i? 5
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. 0
a, big, generous strict-merit
l
with iapeis and collar down
Hundreds of men are buy-
And the dressy. always-stylish Chesterfield Over—
coats ll’l Oxfords and black. beautifully tailored.
$10 to $8
a
We have a splendid range of hooters and Ovarcoats
for the boys, at very moderate prices.
to dress the boy warmly.
Everything. else
TWO STORES:
Masonic Building.
N omalk.
What...» _ .._._. ..
We mum
i realize that lilo bcul. slcndicst and most profitable customer is the
SATISFIED one. i believe that the highest quality goods, as a rule.
cost less than poor goods in proportion to real value. That although a
low price will appeal to most people at first. sooner or later it will
come to a matter or results. and the SATISFIED customer will be the
one to whom i am selling the most goods.
A word from you will bring any lluuutity you muy wish-oi the
highest quality. grain and feed. May l have thnl word?
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Street Commissilmcr John inli'KnQ'}.
having Hoyt street put in good condi-
lion.
Joseph Cox. n well-known rcsidcul 0f
itotou Hill. sustuiucd uuolbcr slrokc
oi pnrulysis, ycslordny, nod his cou-
dill‘on is quite serious.
The annual meeting oi the Norwnlk
Historical and Memorial Association
will be hold Wednesday evening nt 8
o‘clock, ut the Association building in
West avenue.
Stanley Watts. of lmpcriul nvcnuc,
Wcsl port, who bccalnc insunc ovcr the.
dculh of his wife, is improving. ilv is
quite well known to a number of the
business men of Norwuik.
M. E. T. Ilrown, of tho Consolhillloli
liospilul Supply and Muchincry Cour
puny, bus rciurucd from u irip to
Wushiuulou, ilnltiluorc and other
points uud robot-ts the discovery oi"
considerable business.
liuuford Jones, of Raymond ulrcct.
wus nrrcslcd Saturday night by will
our John H. Smith und locked up on
account of a limo .lonvs one making.
The lsllcr‘g wlfv was the roiupiui'lunl.
This morning. howcvcr. Mrs. Joni-s
did not “out iollppour uguiusi lur
husband and the cum: was continued
for u Wi'i'h’.
'i‘ho case of Mike (.‘nravnllo. who was
nrrostovl uiuiui n Wool-l ago by (litllit‘
Will‘dl’ll Wilbur l“. Smilh, on inlormir
lion tbut (‘urnvuiio wus hunting with
out n licuusc, was uollcdvin tho polio:I
court Ihin morning, it, won brouulil
out ihul tbc iiiil‘Ktlii offencc who in [no
ricn, tho nulhorilicu of which town it
was said wuuld probubly lutvc Curuvul
lo i'i‘du'i‘t‘liit‘ii.
A
IT IS
NOT ENOUGH
Tim 0‘ bunk bu uufo
llllii strong.
it should liuvo il‘
brood. prourrwsivc pinn
or llrowlb, for ilsl'ii, its
customors illlli the
coiilmllnilr
Wllh this cud in view
wt' “with tho young
man in upon an m‘tlollnl
uiid llrow with us.
So. Norwaik
Trust 00..
No Account Too Bmiili
Plum llll in
ALL SIZES
At COLEMAN’S
news "out ’
bomb:
_ , muniowmwm
hours
31‘! l?! “
THE ERWIN M
219 ELM STREET.
TELEPHONE 108.
Lone ISLAN
Escallops, 40e-Qt.‘
Greenport Oyfiers, Sea and New Bediord
. Escaliops, Blue, Cod and Weakfish,
Ciscoes, Halibut, Weslport Eels
Hake, 6c 1b., 5 lbs. for 25c; Opened Long
Clams, Oysters and Round Clams
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
sevens-Dune. "1010 Automobiles-
For Catalogue, Demonstration, ole, address or phone
JENNINGS co.
DlSTRlBUTERS FOR FAlRFlELD COUNTY
Telephone No. ll
BMDOIPORT, CONN.
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FREE DELlVERY.
in! it Mllil'll)’ of Stamford, won it vlu~
ii: r in South Norwnlk tiulurduy uud
Scrutiny.
umi l‘xilli'il‘l lo bill‘llii the winter ill
11- ililiitlii.
W
with this Great Alluulic und
('0. .liuln slroot. Nor-wulk.
'l'hv Ilourd of l'luliiunlou null 'l'nxu
lion of Norwolk Will meal on 'i‘ucmllli
ovuuluu in the Council chmubcr.
Hciiuylvr Waterbury will ope-n iiiti
rcnl mints oiilcl' iii 72 \‘Vuuhiuulou
ulrcr'l, i-loulh Nor-walk, ibc lulior purl
nl‘ this wook.
Join the nlimbcr who ilrc silliailcd
with their kilchuu Hindu. The June»
\‘z. iioll‘ilkiss, (foiiipnlly's dllv, will tell
you uboul them.
'l hmuus llrcuory, butchcrod two
iuruc lions nt Ci‘illiilill'y on Saturday;
on ulso moved the stone number from
Wont Norwuik to the town farm.
Morris Aliohrn entertainer! the hart
tenders of Norwaik. by setting up
the drinks at. Wood's drug store Bum
day. but they were “soft” drinks, so
no (innings was done.
..
There will he it special convocation
of Washington Chapter, it. A.
Wednesday evenlng at 7:30. when tho
Pout Master and Most also liont Mam
ler degrees will he conform .
Mr. and hire. Jifltlftll Delaney. oi
(ll-slut slreol,‘ Nor-walk. entertained n
number of friends lost sunrisy. Mum'-
lhem being the Misses Nellie Allen and
Lulu ”world. New lineups Mr
_. Aunts
l ’ m
‘ laud hits, Joiner liter or New
“3:11pm limo ls nyloylngd \‘ul'olion ”mum.“ tripling in storm was
lllllil lllllili "llllllf
WMJ. S'i‘illflli'l‘. lliriu u. lino-«1‘00
quhw
loud the prim chonizcn Wt'i‘c mlxod and
i not conspicuous Mount in n low curios.
liiurl liitUlliill liiiH M‘i‘iii'i‘li u poulliluii
(foul-rill film-trio, Wouliuuhouso liilvc-
l‘llliiil'i nu, Amcrlcuu Sunni. Grunt Northcrn
(iru Clip. and lnterboroimii—Molropoli~
lnu roan l and Union i’uclfic pfd. and
iiill'ii Islnud old. in. Louisville uud
Nitshviilo rose 1%.!
WALL srnnwr, h u, m.~»~’i‘iio mur-
lwl liillWi't‘ii some disposition to run off,
but wiwu luruc orders hogan in now
in for ltuck luluiidpfd. Union Pacific
and flooding. the frond or price}; he.
l‘nlm- upwards. A 10103 uilnrlt on film»
at. which went it points lmiow iintur-
duy's cioso culuuui sumo sympulhctic
reaction. 'l‘liu tovcmcul was upwards
hi the cud of ie hour.
WALL 87.. Noon~~$clllng pron.
mire doveiopnd in Amalgamated Gop-
por at u decline of 1% uud the whole
but sold off, several stocks 1 or more.
The ions was atesdler at noon. Bonds
were irregular. :
M
WAIJJ ”REF”. 1 ‘p- (“L“S'QQNIR‘
lion become almost lifeless when the
market steadied. Reading not back in
Its high figure of the morning, but the
recoveries elsewhere were not impor-
tout.
Edward J. Murray. of Network. is
visiting relatives in Norwalk.
on]; unnockor, of“ Well « street.
s$uu§i ”and” filth his blur
,5 J
Senior)! oi the Tresuury Mueth
J Shem Tiul $732,223,075
Will Be Needed
WASHINGTON. Dec. ll.-~'l‘hot more
has been a carelul scrutiny of the sell 1
males on appropriations ferrithe fiscal
your ending June 30. 1911. is shown
by the figures submitted to the House
blueprosontstlves by Secretary of the
Treapu’ry Meovlingh. The grand total
of estimates for 1911 is 8132323075.
which is $103,370,303 less than the sp-
proprlstions for the current tiscai year
and $123,008,190 under the estimates
submitted a year ago for 1910.
A xd‘iierai out has been made when
ever p this and new work author-
ised oni where regarded as absolutely
necessary. Heretofore it has been the
practice of departmental oilloers to
"pad" the estimates with the expecta-
tion that they would be materially re-
duced before being finally passed by
Congress. As soon as President Tait
came into oiiice he directed that this
practice be discontinued and gave no-
tice to the members of his cabinet that
in the future all estimates must be
submitted on the basis of the actual
needs of the service. The result is.
the officials say, that the figures sub-
mitted today are down to a bedrock
basis and will bear the closest exami-
nation by the appropriation commit-
tees oi both houses of Congress. This
they add. will reduce materially the
work of the appropriation committee.
Lure reductions in the estimates as
compared with the appropriations for
the current year am: In the Treas-
ury Department a decrease of $12,000;
000 (or public works; in the War he
partuient about $6,000,000 in the mili
tary establishments made up of de-
creases oi the estimates for regular
supplies, construction and manufacture
of arms. and $2,500,000 for public work
exclusive of the Panama Canal: in the
Navy Department. 26.000000 due
partly to the {not that Secretary Meyer
has not asked for any money for new
ships and that only 81.000.000 is re-
quested ior srumr and armament us
against an appropriation of ”2.452.000
for this year; in the msloillce depart
mom a reduction of $5,000,000 in the
estimated deficiency in the postal rov-
euucs und in the Department of Com»
merco uud Labor n decrease from 810.-
lllkl.000 to $2,000,000 on account of the
thirteenth consuls. On the other hund,
thch is no incrouso of nearly $15,000;
000 for islhminn (‘annl expenses.
The estimates in detail for the va-
rious departments are (cents omit
icdi: .
Lemaialive ................ ”3.109.679
Executive ................. 472.270
State ikipurtincnl .......... 4,476,:l0i
Treasury ................. i:i6.90il,60l.
‘l‘erritorini gorernmenls.... 287.350
independent offices. . . 9 400.695
illslrlct of Columbia ....... 11,384,928
War ...................... BollJlilJ‘liZ.
Nuvy ..................... “7.029.914
interior .................. 101.224.1li‘.‘
i’osioiiice Dept, propcr.... i.69.’~.000
Deficiency in postal ms-
nucs ................... 10,031.12!
Department griruilurc 17.lilil.l:l0
Colonial-cc n 0 Labor ...... 14.181013
Jlislirv ................... 9.518.040
Expenses of the no!!!” service are
paid from the postal rewuucs and are
not osllnmil'd for.
The money ordor business has grown
to such an extent that Postmaster
General Hitchcock bulioves some
chuuxu in the method of omitting the
accounts is noccssnry iu the interest
of economy and onlclcncr, so that he
asks for up appropriation of 321.570
to purchuss adding muchim-s.
For collecting the corporation tax
3100.000 is risked. The total oslinintes
required on nocouul of the forestry
survive nrc $0,043,700. of this amount
8307.500 boinu for tho protection 0f
the 20.000000 ut‘l‘os recently added to
the national forests.
Secretory of War ,iiickiusou wnnln
£1,300,000 for the expenses of the en.
cnmpmont of the organized militi-
ngaiust an appropriation of $420,000
for lbu current your, the secretory ext
plulnluu that the mldltlonni alumni is
made necessary by the fact that in
1010 the uuuunl joint count artillery
and luliiliu crcrolnss will be held an
mould and ulso the biennial encsmp
moms and ulnuouvcru of the mobile
(Moon of the illiiiiiii and regular army.
i-‘or buildings sud urouuda at the Wool.
l'oiul Military Academy “070.2132 is
aukM.
'i‘ho “7.105.724 suited for under the
head of increase of the navy is for
the coluplollon. outfitting and brink
input of vcssols already authorized.
For iumlornizinu turrets of naval ships
3504.000 In wuulod. For public works
under the hurenu of yards and docks.
tho estimnlcs Include: Navy yard,
llouion, $106,000; nhvni Ilntlon, nuan-
lnnumo. 8100.000: unvy yurd, More
lsiuud. 8107.000: unvy yard. New York.
thirtllllll; iinvy ynrd. Norfolk, 0820.-
000; naval station. Pearl Harbor. Hil-
wnil. 02.040000; navy yard, Philadel.
phln. $216,000: nnvv yard. Puget
Hound. $880000; for land for n tor
stnllnu nonr lhc Pacific coast of the
iiniicd Stilton. ”40.000, ,
Under the bond or public buildings
the asllmalos include: New Orleans.
$000,000: New York city. may build‘
mg. 3150.000: burns omrc. 8100.000;
post Miles, #500000: Portland. Me"
0140.000; WilIMl’lmDfl. Ii. (1.. building
for bureau engraving and printing,
$050,000. ,
by the lnlhmian (‘anal Commission
”0.004.030 is suited. for skilled and tin-
skilled labor. an “increase of more than
03.000000 over the amount rovidod
for the current year. and ill 318.083
is asked for" material. an lnorom of
almost ”0.100.000. The total tunnels
in lsthmisn canal expenses is from
330.038.000 to 348.003.1514.
For public works under the War Der
psrtmoui the estimates include in
000.000 for e alteration and mainte-
mmce of the econ-t artillery: 01.3".-
000 for coconut batteries. in claimi-
nm on *
ce’s
scorn ,
no NORTH MAIN STREET
Men’s Bath Robes—bud Smoking Jackets;
soawnuc come
more use
High Grade Suits and Overcoso.
31000133000 . _ 1
SHOES, Wear toddlers, Al’quaiity
$3.001 35.00 ‘1 ;
SWEATERS, Oxford’and Colors .
“00336.00 4
Underwear, rghirts, Neckwear ,Y ‘
GLOVES in Great Variety
LINED AND UNLINED. .
Boys’ Salish-null Overcoats
l t A
pl
o 1‘
United Grocery Co
PHONE 143
MiLL TEL. 46-3.
Window Glass of evory description.
Such Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two sizes.
“Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric Rooting.
war-routed.
The Hatch & Bailey
80UTH NORWALK, CONN. .
YARD TEL. 4&2.
One. two and threeoply Tar Paper.
Slaters' Paper.
Sheathing and Builders’ Paper.
1‘
90
Hair Insulating and Deniening ,Pspers. '
l ‘—
tliications in the insular possessions.
under the ordnance department: 8500,-
000 for store houses at Manila; 3183.-
0th for completing the military prison
at Fort Leavenworth: 3350000 to cour
plate the army supply depot at Fort
Mason. Cal: 8200.000 for u cavalry
post on Hawaiian territory; 8150.0th
for the improvement of the Yellow-
stone National Park.
Under the head of rivers and bar-
bore the larger estimates are 8310.000
improving channel in (immune Bay,
New York, $104,000 harbor at Cleve-
land.
The interior Depnrlment wants $500.-
000 for protecting the public lands
and the attorney general 3200.000 for
the detection and prosecution oi
crimes Willi the government and the
investlinitiou of the nets of officers of
the linlicd States and ierritorlai
courts.
illiiiiiii iliiii’ili iliiillii
liili iiliii iiiii iiiiiiiii
WASHINGTON, Doc. h.-Wasbinu—
ton, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas
uud Wisconsin, in the order named.
constitute the ill; Five in producing
the country's lumber supply whose
valuation for lost your rdns far shove
the bait billion dollar mark. Texas.
hilchiirsn. ()rouon, Miuncsols and
Pennsylvania come after the first five
states and others followed in dc-
oresnlng amounts down to Utah, the
lowest on the list, with Nevada and
North Dakota. having little timborod
tires, not rated at all.
White the total valuation of the
lumber, lath and shingle production
ruched thilbtmto. this amount rep
resents ll decrease of twontyrthree pcr
cent. under the previous year‘s output.
The number of mills reporting was
31,231. and these mnmlfactured 33.320
080,000 board feet of lumber. valued
at $010,575.82). and 0.986.684.000 lath.
valued at $0,791.!“ while‘flui shingle
makers turned out 12,100, .000 shun
pies, valued at ”tutu”. The Ivan
no value of lumber at the point of
menufsoture wss 815.37 a thousand
in mt a thousand for lath and $1.00
a thosnnd for shingles.
Yellow pins of the Booth which has
been m in the lead in the lumber pro
duotlon for more than a decade. more
chi maintained its supremacy lull
yaw contributing slightly“ more than
till y-thm r cent of
from all kins. boost“ for of the
fiWfllt‘mkfl mend out while
1 insole in am
‘i‘ihn new
will?
HI
amt out
l“
“wwwwm
first three kinds of timber there III 3
telling of! prices, twenty-two null
twenty per cent. respecttlvely. Oak
and hemlock maintained their relative
'3.
Lumber and Mill Work forEverythingném
from a Piggery to at Palace ‘~
SPECIALTIES
ranks but showed decreases of twenty- » .
live per cent each in amount produced.
and spruce dropped eighteen per cent. ‘
Louisiana was the heaviest producer
of yellow pine lumber, supplying nour-
ly one~fifth of the total production.
Texas, Mississippi, Arkansas, and AI»
bnnla followed in the order named.
The state or Washington, clone, sup-
plied more than three fifths of the '
I .
Douglas lb- cul. while the bulk of the. ‘ .
remainder came from melon. Minno- ’-
sofa produccd about a mini oi the
white pinc.‘ followed by Wisconsin
with about fifteen per cent; and New
Hampshire with ten per cent. An limo
eating realms of the report is that two. ,
New England states. Maine and lulu- ‘
cbusetts, produced more white pine
than Michigan. which for many years
led the country in producing this valu-
able timber.
. Oak lumber manufacture now cen-
ters in Kentuckuy. Welt Virgin“ and
Tennessee. Wisconsin comes tint in
the production of hemltick, taking the
position held by Pennsylvania for In
many yours. Altogether the lumbar
report bulletin. which 1! free, by the
way. contains fiftyeeven men, and
gives detailed Mum upon the quality
and value of forty-live kinds of lumber
manufactured in the United State! tut
year. The work on it was conducted
under the numrvlslou or I. comm! ,
of four. consisting of W. M. Stem].
chief statistician for manufacturers“
and .l. E. Weinboi. evport-chief of Civic»
sion, representing the Home of tilt
Census. end it. it. Kellen. ”shunt. for»
ester and A. it. Pierson. forest unlit»
lint, representin: the
Forest hervico. ,
W 1 -'
iT MlGflT HAVE illu-
Miss Mamie Album was 4,.
along an ”option country rosd.’,
summer with the curate of they!
stature. A party of America: toll
min: the couple reappoint! in? 00%.
“C." said the curate to his coal; “
loo "that is the construct Me.“
” hit won that?” sum
:‘Tlioio to
Maude Adm. ' repil t (
“Are you sure?“ samurai
smi. “Are you certain they
recognise ”the Little llluIWl":,g
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