Country Club the Scene ol Another
Moog-Party. and ' All Took the
Knacks in cool] Style
Williitilllli Willi
' Blitiililili Wii lilitil
Appropriate Souvenirs tor All Mem-
bers otthe Organization
Last night was a big night. for the
Knockers. The dinner which has been
planned for weeks to he a climax to
the organiz'ation’s season of pleasure
was a bowling success. There were
knockers young and old and small and
big on hand; everybody with a ham-
mer. ready to do i‘ull duty. and they
did it. And the best part of it was
that nobody got “sore." though for
hammering the affair had a boiler
factory beaten to a trazzle. it was the
greatest collection or scientific knock-
ers in Connecticut. The term “scien-
tific" is used advisedly, for it is a
rent science to hand out the write in
such it way as they were last night
without leaving a sting. This is ex-
plained by the fact that this collec-
"tion of knockers are all boosters at
heart. so that when they knock they
are generally doing some boosting. No
man wits shown any iiivor. nor a...
there tear ”of him-«the lampooninit.
like lightning. did not pick out any tar-
get in advance.
" The Knockers haven't any headquap
tern. nor are Cnshinx's parliamentary
and urbane rules used lathe meetings.
but their or ‘is one of the
most popular“ in tail/n. They most
when they feel like it and they always
have a. good time. Their sessions. too.
We slivays as life fetiiit drier
the will? wen i ‘ spreads
were not arranged With stitch care. there,
is so much fun and laughter that any
kind of a dinner could be successfully
digested by the members. The Knock
are have a well developed sense of
humor. Those Who don‘t feel like get-
ting up and getting oi! an appropriate
"josh" are gifted with a degree of
appreciation. As a result the dinners
and meetings ui'e a continuous round
of laughter and good time.
And every event seams to be an int-
provoment on its predecessor. This
is expiaiusbio U the fut-t that Ult'
Knockers arr- coustantly getting hot-
ter acquainted with each other. The
sessions are like a big family anther-
iug. Everybody gets the glad hand
and consequently everybody feels
good. inlet night there wcri' chant
seventy members of the celebrated or-
gnnlzation at the dinner. which Wilt.
held at the Country Cllll). (in both
of the previous‘events at the club.
swwnrd George M'. Tietjun spread him»
self in great shape. Last night he
did the double spread eagle. it was
it grout feast. prepared to perfection
and would have tempted a man who
hasn't had an appetite in seventeen
yours. The Knockers certainly want
the steward to go to heaven with them
“every member of the Knockors‘ (‘iub
of course is going theft-wand preside
over the celestial dining hall. Thom
of the Knockers who have none on he-
tore must feel sure that they have not
to wait for George to hand his puns
over to st. Peter. -
lnist night‘s menu contained this
mini array:
(lo-il-hiwo-vo ilrlift Food
Orappe {F‘l‘lllct
Roentgen“ Club Primer
Booth Norwslk Oyltil's euniixo iiu
Cocktail“
bu Corme mit mato
Wartcd timbers (Helm ' liediilh
ilt‘inne Salmon on Solicitor: minty
(taught on Wuhinaton at.)
Murder on (truton Sorbet Corvsniurvu
Roost Guinea lien on liehit
iiipntlti a la lioness dolls ,
Apples do so lilorwiiik lea Cora
lions do lilacs
Tartborry [initiate calm
acted tibiitenorf be: hm
tits (i an. Neapol
. st-lwty Meets Nhistamine Mixers
edict butt li‘irod bouts
' Poltiim a lit Within Club
Bo. New furs
White finch tog . Norwslki
hitherto honor a bison-s
lit ilti mention is being- mnde of
the ladies‘ Association of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church, last
night was One of the most successful
affairs ever held in the edifice. There
was a record breaking attendance. and
the tables were kept occupied trout ii
to 8 o‘clock. Batten different nstionat- I
ities were represented in the various
tables, and the attendants at each
were suitably sarbed and carried out
the scheme perfectly. At each table. ‘
also. were especially piep'ared menus
of delicious vlands for which each ot‘
the countries named has become rain-
ous. The tables were all especially
decorated with souvenirs from the
countries represented. and everything
was carried out in the most‘ pleasing
manner. The dining room was dec-
orated with dogs of many nations. and
presented it pretty effect. The service
was excellent. the ladies in charge of
the various tables being assisted by
a norm. of the young ladies of the
church, who acted as waitresses. The
tables were in charge of the following:
ll'li-lh-«Ml‘ti. Loo Davis. Mrs. “as.
Fulani. and Miss Marion lAie. '
0ermauy~Mra A. .l. Rummler. Mrs.
C. Swat-tn and Miss Ruth (.‘inry.
French—«Mrs. Wilfred liodwcli, Mrs.
Frederick l.. Baxter nud~Mrs. William
Landon
JapanescwMi-n. lawnsncc wA.
:lnss and Miss Emily Nash.
ltuly1—Miss Mabel Ferris. MliiH lino
Force and Miss Lillian St. John.
American-«Mrs. E. ii. (lumbari and
Mrs. Agnes Blanchard.
Cuba-Mrs. .l. H. Fillow
M. R. Mt-Causland.
North PolemMiss
Clure.
The general committee having;
charge of the arrangements was Mrs.
George P. Poole. Mrs. l-‘illow and hire.
Mchushtnd.
“We pay {3% on an a mud irony
m rum “0’: nvefl'ngrT'thc Mona-
ton Realty investing Corporation. Ad-
dress P. 0. lion 1‘32. Sn. Norwnih. t‘t.
iiiiiiii illi’i ..__..
iii iillllliiii illli
Believed to Have Foundered With the
Entire Crew at 32 Men ‘
lions
and Mrs.
Margaret Mr~
WASHINGTON.
q
Fob. l7.“‘"l)[)(‘ ll
learning the fair of the tug Nina has
practically been abandoned by the
United States navy and the problem
will probably go down in history
among the untold stories ol the sea.
in the opinion of the navy department
she thundered. carrying down her en-
tire crew of 32 men at some point bo-
tween Hog island, where she was
that reported. and Winter Quartet
ghouls Light Vessel. off the coast of
Delaware, on Feb. ti, only a few hours
after she left Norfolk on her tuft-fut
voyage. Statements to that effort
Wt‘l‘p mode by Assistant Secretary of
the Navy Winthrop yesterday lii run
ponse to several inquiries by telegraph
from friends of the unfortunate crew.
The commandant of the New York
navy yard early yesterday telegraphed
the navy department that the vessel
sighted off Moiitnuit Point. lump
island. last Sunday. by the whalebai-k
steamer Buy View. was the naval to;
Apache and the mystery surroundiuii
tro fate of tho unfortunate Nltiti hu-
como as decp as ever.
The soup of search having: been no
dllt‘ml to the territory between the Vii»
aiulu Capes and Foowtoli island. it
short distance up the coast from Win-
ter Quartet Shoals. the department is
awaiting reports from the battleship
Louhionn and the scout cruiser billion
which on. patrolling those. waters.
No wordwas received from either
vessel during the tiny. and it reports
from them today indicate that the in.
vestigatlorr has been fruitless. the
native search will be abandoned. A
sharp lookout will be kept. however.
as long as there is a chance of finding
any trace of the tug.
iiivsn if the Nine isé'glveu tip iiii
lost, it my be several ‘tnoutiiii tie-tore.
her name ll stricken from the ihit of
naval rants. it is recalled that the
out Violations. ‘ limb of m. which
was lost. in the Pacific. in two,
carried on titer-oils for a year after
im- rlnoft‘eii to“.
Willie Chm M7. mt ones.
Hotel atom trill its opened attest.
The International Supper given by
'Home at Mark Stevens. Near the Old
“'tW‘leflWMWI 'It the Hille- and
Fair Grounds. Badly Damaged
By Flames
Ptttiti lllltlll it 8450
till) lllilliilllll
Family Was Calling on Neighbors
Nearby When l‘ire Was Discovered.
About this? o‘clock last night the
pence and quietness of Wlnntpuuk. in
the vicinity of the Fair Grounds. was
broken by loud and continuous shouts
of "i~‘ire! Fire!" and the ringing of
the gouge on a passing trolley car.
which speedily brought the people to
their front doors. The cries were jus~
titled. in; the residence of Mark Stev~
Vt‘fli-i was set-n to be uliluze. When sov.
ornl oi‘ the neighbors reached the
south side of the building. the buy
window on the first floor was envelop-
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till. lllilltlliilitls [Will
i
l
Billilllll liltht'
Spectacular Fire in Fairlield Yester-
day Aliernoou-Loss Was
About $2.500
Fairnold had one of its most spor
tncuiur fires in recent years yesterday
afternoon when llr. William H. Don‘
tildson'u barn was practically destroy-
ed entailing n loss of mood partially
(‘Olfll’lfd by insurance.
encouraged the efforts of th l’fllt‘flt'ld
firemen toward saving "it: siriit‘ltll‘t'.
The blue started in wine mysterious
manner and had u big lead before it
«its discovered.
Neighbors and llrcnwn arrived
time to HIIVI‘ llli' horse and Dr Don-
altison u carriages. The barn nus min.
ntrurtml but u low yours our.
in
a...» 7.... W.“..
on itiiliiiilii
commotion
About soveutydirc members of
Court t‘mtilo. oi Norwntk, lillil Court
Lauri-i. iiiiuxhters or lsatwliu. .of
South Not-wall“ wont to Standout loot
evening. to ntti-nd the joint installing
of tho oiiicurs of the courts from The
Norwulks. Stamford uud Greenwich.
condtiituii by Miss h‘rliirim ilurtlt.
staii- advocate. and grand H‘fit'tll oi
f‘ourt at. Francis. of firm-uwitli
Upon their mriisl at Manifold tho
Norwtilkors were not in Mill Mull
ililtioti. stute lft'lllilli‘f oi the crib-
and mood repeat of Form Ht.
at Stamford. nod cuiuluctml to
Mrchunicu‘ Hall. The till'tllllt'llt or
Court lattiroi were. bonded by their
grand rodent. Mrs. hioiy Morita-mars
and vireo-gout. Miss tlnru inirridun
and Court (lecllc likewise by their
proud regent. litre. Mary *i‘rorvy nod
rice-regent. Mrs. Mary Howard. Mrs.
Mary Willi. of New Within. the iii-to
Hamil. was little present. in addition
to those front titanium and (li’ttt‘tl-
wich, tho-re with it turn delegation
from Bridgeport. The installation
ceremonies took about an hour “an
alter them. there were tvfwsiitot-htr
and a social time. Thu lurid uwuihsrti
of the order reached houw shortly of.
tar midnight.
sum}? 3533“
m iiuum not
Now YORK. Feb. l7-~'i'hc canto
stop of n dynamite bomb J11 the door
way of the house in Jamaica owned by
Oscar Geranium. a wealthy merchant.
threw the neighbors into a panic today
and kiiociiiid down and stunned a no
tlcemlli who was passion. rite helm
was picked up optimisations. but soon
recovered.
(titanium had received several
timetable] letters roundly in which
other: tin-dire damned more its
has informed the notice. but returned to
turn our the hitters so" that they
May.
'publioan leaflets of thn‘
r. din: at in Broadway Milli't'. early this
, 111638th
.wA’rranire-
by the Re-
sonate to
smooth out the thermos in the oil-
niltiilitrntion piano for the enactment
of postal savior bank legislation.
stock is now being taken of other
bills numbered union? the Taft pair
dies to ascertain what may be their
chances for passage. 30 for as the
senate is con and All of the adminis-
tration bills a rear to be in good eon.
dltlon except: ithe (“will incorporm
lion measure and th _ do create a tell
in istlve connoii for.
The fact that Birthmar- Bevel-logo
who is sponsor is. the stark. bill has
agreed to allow it to be displaced as
the unfinished bustlinal‘ilndicates that
n bu distinct-afar the "unfinished
business" indicates that he is not on-
tirely sanguine of tilt buttress.
The Arizonayaud New Mexico State
hood bill will be amended and is
likely to pm the Senate and be so
copied by the house. On every hand
it is admitted that the measure look-
ing to federal action in chartering cor»
partitions ulll go our until anothdi‘
session but the protruded amendments
to the interstate commerce law have
received a decided inlpcilur within the
post tow thus. The president is prose
ins hard for itlllltltl.‘ legislation and
won the Senators and Representatives
of his own port}. with nits not entirely
convinced on to the wisdom of all the
railroad iogialutldn onion be his suit-
ed. are inclined to get on the truck
and allow him to have his wav lb this
lltilllt‘l‘
liltlilil Billitti
lillllll l Illillli
The committee appointed It the lust
Itiootlits Shim-woman Association
to so into the qtiutidn of the Washing
ton snout bridge. held in preliminary
meeting yesterday oi’lerttoon at the
South Norwnlk (‘lnh iiy invitation
of ill" committee, Ebro Hill. of the
town (‘tllllfllllll‘l‘_ which unidi- recom-
mendations arr-opted ii- a town meet
luv. and under which the estimate
hoard undo an appropriation of lib.-
illlil last year, mu prvwnt.
in addition to dittruming the bridge
problem at the club. tho business
riti'ti'u committee and Mr lliil violioit
thr- hridsu and looked it over. An-
other meeting will be llf'ld shor l)‘ unit
it report will be made tidbit D) the
Merchants' and Manufacturers Altair
elation. The latter‘s t-oniniiitot- cont
aisle of R. H. Golden, i‘lliilllllflll, (leu-
eriti iliiosull Front. :4. ti. lintcli. E. ii“.
Smith. A. H. Waldron, l6 l-i Mathew-
son and .l t‘~ McMahon
-—..4»— .9. u...— -h
GOIFEBOEII T0 Boll!"
TWEW Milli HIISELF
NEW YORK li‘oh i't‘wa yuuutl
mun IllKRt‘l‘ed up to n unlit-numb stun
merits hav
illflf'flltll. and asked to he nrrusmi.
"What for?" asked the policeman.
”l haw.i robbed a slow. ‘ was the re
ply. Under the influenci- of liquor.
continued the young mun. who llftltl
he was John t‘lriift. he had entered it
nearby business place where lu- whit
outplayed and but! rifled the cult
drawer. Now he mutton-d and wanted
the low to take its neuron.
‘l‘hc policeman started to the at»
that house. with him. but had gone on-
ly a few yards when he heard the re
port of it pititnl and his captive annlt
touching to the sidewalk luwuitigii-
lion showed that ho had pulled the
trigger of a revolver that was in his
right hip wicket. 'riw imlicemun pick.
him up and carried him. seriously
wounded. to a nearby hospital.
WIDNIIOAY “DIAL WHll'f'
dull. .
Mrs. hauls Veriin. of ltimcresi. with
the hoateuH’dr the Wuiuesduy tiooiiit
Whirl club. yesterday nth-ramp. 't‘ho
that price was won by Miss lit-lea
Keillor: second. Mrs. William Volt.
trier: consolation. Mrs. ti. tit. heater.
'l‘ho locum price not in tin. v. A.
Manolo. Refreshments were served.
IMO-mu
Richard 1. Guild" one painfully in-
tum on fall In W Central depot.
flew York. yesterday warning. this
lines and his head were broiled and
W month am all. its was stile
to «options MW but is still
MN "fill the ”it"! Will Gibbs
not: till automation mi
manner ‘1 Ho.
. it“
' is
Wm‘ WM .......
Appeared as Though Conner Might
Have Prevented a Revelation ol
Burnett's Connection
Willi litiiltilil .
Will lilillltl’i
Weight ol Evidence Descends Alike
on Conger and Allds ’
ALBANY. N. l'.. F‘eb. iii—Mule
have rural was expressed in legisla-
tive circles today over the develop-
ments of the senate bribery inyestlxu-
tion yesterday. so far as they einirch-
ed the name of Assemblyman Joan
Lorne Iluruott. "Poor John is thlfl."
said one of his friends today. "Why
couldn't they let biin rest?"
Few members of the lower house
enjoyed greater personal popularity
than Burnt-ti; but for this very reason
the stern advocates of "How to the
(Continued on Fourth Fife)
till iii liliiiliiiiii
iii liltiii i titliii
Sentenced in Superior Court Today
--Yrar in Jail [or Steal-
ing a Watch
lloy llrny the young man who at-
irmpted to wreck a train on tho Herit-
nhirc divipion on the Consolidated
railroad shivers! weeks ago pleaded
guilty to the charge of displacing a
switch and was sentenced to Jail for
one your and fined iii to and costs by
Judge (‘urtis in the Superior t‘ourt
today. it in said that host was ircspon-
Iihlc for his actions.
A Year for a Watch.
Nicholas Dil.oronzo with n record
of jail tile in New ”oven was .acu-
toured to our year and not more than
two in state's prison for stealing a
watch and fob from the pocket of
Fred llnil early last January. l. Di~
Lorenzo had just been released from
the New Nation jnti where he served a
your for breaking into a freight our
and stealing. some theatrical goods
when he landed in Briduupori and
met Hall. The pair barium very
friendly and thou llllmrpnto proceed
ed to touch his new found cmnpuuiou.
Whon arrested later the watch was
found hidden in his stocking. "t‘
plcudt‘d utility to the charge unuiiiut.
him.
*Wfl -..._
DECPIMMES hill
WEN "th INTEL
M
New YORK. Feb. 17.»—
ott tho lobby of the
the ilowpry, today. shot I
tally wounded a guest who,
demanded money for drltilts.
able to piodttt‘c it dime. and then held
up and robbed the clerk of tin- night‘s
Wi‘i‘iltir. imp than till all told was
the result of the holdup and murder.
The men ran out or the hotel utter
the shooting and it large farm orato-
ll‘clll‘i'fl was at ohml utiii'toti out on
their trail.
The wounded moo Won Prod lievllo.
who slept lit it small room lost on tho
hillt‘l ofhce. and he riled without molt-
tng any statement.
DANOID iN ILOOMIRO.
. s.»- m .
New York Theatre 'lto'of Manager Ar-
man for illegal Sunday Chow.
Jerome Rosenberg. lessee of lioyt's
Theatre in South Norwalk. and math
"or of the New Yorlt Theatre. root
argon. was summoned to the West
Bide court. New York. yesterday.
churned with violating the Sunday
amusement low. Magistrate dictum.
after hearing the evidence of hollow
men, ordered a complaint instant Roc-
enbei'n lino paroled him until Friday
pending; it dentition.
.i Policemen statehood only said they
attended the motions last handily and
new live we in blank bloomers dint
silo deans on the stage only laid
ttorenbert to one the short. but the
dollaiemudrdlmtrsefuis theol-
treatises-am
massagmdfir m would have
Quoting. which ventured abroad in the
Moo. out. who... Promised in it.
Atlantic States Tonight
WASHINGTON. Feb. i'l.--Gentls
Atlantic States yesterday and today.
will be running tar covor by tonight
ahead of a snow and sleet storm
which has taken a flying start over the
Eastern Gulf states and is moving
northeast rapidly. The Eastern Atlan-
tic States will be under its iniluetue
by tonight or whims-ow morning at
the latest, the Weather Bureau fore
casters say.
This morning at Brownsv-
at the mouth of the Rio Grande. the:
temperature is below freezing and the
mercury is registering 20 and 30 be-
low zero in the Northwest. A sleet
utoim is central over the. Mississippi
Valley and snow is falling over the
Ohio Valley.
Over the Atlantic States the storm
will be accompanied by rain and snow
and a. decided drop of the mercury.
iWiltil-Hll YEARS Ill
PRISON. lilllti'i ltlllt
Unnatural Father an Old HorseTliiel.
Received Heavy Sentence
Yesterday l
—_——.
Edward Bevuns of Non-town, one 0‘.
the u out degraded ran 'l'il‘l that has
born in the toils of the authorities in
many a long day was sentenced to
state's prison for from ten , to twenty
years on one county and [rum four to
Cu" yours on the otho. count the let-
for to take effect at its tantratiou of
i is first sentence.
Tlevaue is the ration! who “(N at rest-
ml for assaulting his two iluoxhtt rs
Maria. ngel iii. and Alice light it
ytsrs. For the actual ottenso against
the oldest child he was given the ten
it mean years‘ sentence and for the
OllieI.T-i‘.lil¢b«~tW3 M.Al..‘guinl. only.» .
commit the crime he got
yea-rs. He pleaded gull":
counts. Herons has been arrested
before {or a similar offense. in; lira
also been rounded up fct horse stoni-
il‘x.
ititsitiiit iiii
itlllii’ iiiiitti
William Seyler Charged With Com
milling Deed and Ari/is Scylcr
Held as an Accessory
the five
in mm
ATLANTIC Cl't‘l', N. J.. Pub. 1?:—
Willism Soyier and his brother. Ar
vie. who wore arrested in Petersburg.
\‘n.. last night. in connection with the
death of June Adams, whose body was
washed up on the bench here. last
Sunday are not exiiecled to resist ox-
tiuditlon and it is probable they Will
be brought to this city without delay.
William Seyler. who hits it wife, and
two children born. in charged by the
- polirt- with the murder of the girl, and
Arvin it; wanted as an uccousory.
Chief of lh‘tct‘ilvml anien said to»
- filly that the brothers left the city on
a freight train on Feb. ti. two days
liftttt‘klMllia Adams disappeared. and
thct they ri-iichud the Virginia town
about five days ago. Accordion to
information rcet-ivod‘ here, the broth.
orii‘ Wore found in bed in it boarding
house. ..
Miss Attamti‘ tnniily expressedgrm
Iflnation today at the capture. The
mother of the two young men and
William Sioylir's wife are almost prou-
tartod tort-r the affair. The mother
protests that her sons are innocent.
.h—u
HELD UNDER HEAVY IONDI.
”a.
George M. piper Wanted in Richmond,
' truth for Forgery.
HARTFORD. February l7.--ltnieui
George hi. Floor. of Richmond. Wad-so.
eon furnish bonds of stones. he will
remain in s cell here until next Baum
day. On a chorus of uttering it worth
lsssnheok. the traveling solemn, who
is wanted-in the west on charm of
forgery. embankment and hurnlory.
hundredth: to the local police. timer-
ruicns‘diu court this morning lit! the
postponement watt made for the pur-
pose of turning over to the. pollen of
ntmm.tmmimmw£wi
m
tile, Texas. I
Will Shirl Tomorrow on Trip Down
the Nile in Khartoum. Where ' “
They Are Due March 6 "’
litttl liltWWltllliitiilllil 7
'thiiill tiltitttll PililM-t .
Chiel Keribss Bugle Band Furnished 4
the Music ”
GONDOKORO, Sudan. Oil the Upper , ‘
Nile. Feb. l7--Col. Roosevelt. Kermit.
Roosevelt and the other members.
the Smithsonian African scientilic‘
pedltlon arrived here today. All -
well and enthusiastic over their 9.113?“
riences and the scientific resuttti of
their explorations.
Col. 'l‘heodoroitoosevolt and the
hunters and scientists 'obnstltuilnl the
American expedition sent out by the
iSmitbaoninu institute at Washington ..
have nmv passed through tithe most u}
trying stage of their perilous African
journiy. and from now on will be in
close tooth with the outside world.
“to. the past ten days they have been ' ‘
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Classified “nuisance“. on?”
25 war rlc sooth:
100.8%
each additional word. 1 cool :orl
WANTED.
WANTED -l)0()l) MAN T0 flit-PRE-
so t the Phoenix Mutual life Ins. Co.
in (Is furnished that bring good results;
523ch
o
good chance to riitbl pur't) Alibi? ROM"
i’turke. General Agents. Stamford.
Cam. “’3‘ t‘.
WANTED-OP .
simw' than. Hi-
. “it“ '8
tilt-arty work for {in ”l
I «and
at the hixhcst rate of wages. , r ‘3
furv refunded. Address Jacob J. fit , «
on us it .th St. Jtiiiiiuieinhlal .
WANTIO~TAIH
so furnished rooms w
movements. to let: toll) 0:.
protein-ti en mintittill St to
of! “at Am in ‘Reetiltl .
WANTED-MACHINIBT . L80 sort!
to learn the trade. Nora-silt rou Wogair t
South Norwaik.
WANTED-11) BUY. ALL KINDS 03'
cattle and ultr. Best prices paid. lilti-
ttii prices or on ves..l<l. Friedman: Cour
ne‘cta cilt Unrnplke. South Norwnllt. Toil‘.
0 .
T
4.“.
TO LET
ro LEY—~8tl summon AVE. coi-
ta -. ui\ rmnns furnace. no. electric
ti its. bath room; 3 minuteli West Ave.
unit-y; tsissosslnu March !. Also 1‘-
ubt it apartment. all improvements. it»
out“! fill Wont Avr. NorwIlR. afternoons
and evenings. fl" ill-2
ro LIT l t‘ PM” it AVE” NOR-
walk. it rooms that door. 2 rooms third
floor. interior newly decorated. Two nilhts
utos' unlit Lfrom trolley cut. “it. Phbnu
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