,, Recommendation It... That The School Districts Shall Be AI-
' lowed Per Capita Grants by the Town Board of School Visi-
tors-Sotne Statements of Population and Disbursements of
School Moneys That Are Very Interesting
SIII’EIIIIIIEIIIIFIII II. E. BHIIIBEIIIIII
PIlFSEIIIS FABFS IIlIl FIillIIlES
Discrimination Against the Southern Section of the Town Are
(testing the South Norwalit
To the Editor of The Sentinel.
Sit: Two events In the neat “time
lead me to call to your attention a
few facts Ieiating to an insufficiently
coudidered situation in the govern-
ment of the town of Norwaik 1 con.
code that it has not been my fortune
to the bone many yeais and that i do
; not speak with the familiar knowledge
or those bet u or long resident here
Iiut in this preliminary i venture to
suggest that i have neither affiliations
nor animosltios that might possibly
somewhat distort or discolm Iuy News
in talking with some citizens. at times.
it has occur.re| to me that they Were
not wholly impartial in considering
the personal aspects of genetai ques-
tions. -
South Norwalk Forging Ahead.
The first event in the near future is
the taking of the United States cen-
sus in April. The town contains two
titles and much outlying territory and
the population has not grown with win
the equality. Pleasant or unpleasanti
as it may prone to the townspeople III
that section which for convenience. let
.4
an latter
«M
Interact at the “80a“! iilorwalk Peat-office
I
a.
30W NORWMIK.
District $8,000 a Year
lthnt concerns the citizens of this town
is the apptoach of the time for the
preparation of the annual budgets of
|expenditure. The. board of taxation
and appropriation will not wish to
avoid the. consideration of the situa-
tion aIising rom the fact that South
'ond East Norwalk are taming (crowd
at paces faster than West NorWaik
and Not th Norwalk. 1 do not mean to
no.1 that North Norwalk is standing
still its prominent citizens are too
nervous men the situation to stand
stil| over It All that i mean to sun
nest is that one of the that titles Is
on the that express and that the other
is not on a fast express. III saying
this. i am not forgetting that must.
of the new population of South N01“
walk are foreigners or that in respect
to wealth and banking capital. North
Norwaik is still in a highit favorable
position. i am not passing upon the
quality of the two cities or upon the
charactct of the inlI';Ibltonts but i am
trying uletly to suggest for the con
Isidertai on or the readers of this paper
that possibly the annual budget is not
no i
. would come up
t
E FEES l
IIIEII FIIIIl Film
Tournament .Bolilieon the South»
florwalit Fireyi'olioe and the
Eagle Truck. Cal-Zoos
The pool tournament between the
South Not walk Fire Police and the [ther
glc Hook and Ladder Company
Darieu. has been suddenly terminated
owing to hard feelings that developed
between the two companies since the
games began.
it was given out In Shuth Norwallt
yesterday that the ‘Darieu players
to South Norwalk
again last evening and continue the
tournament but just the reverse who
said in Barton yesterday afternoon.
and the latter proved to be the case.
A well known member of the Barton
fire company stated that there was I107
doubt of the tournament being affine
said that inasmuch as he was one of
the players on the team. he should
know a little something about it. The
tournament so far as the playing has
been concerned has been very close.
The llarlen players are in the lead
some 26 points.
A member of the Fire. Police oom-
mlttee was in hopes this morning that
the difference in the Darlen affair will
be patched up and the tournament ru-
aumod.
There were two games last flight in
the Fire Police coIIIpany tournament.
John Marsh. 1110. boat. George Mass.
100, by the score of 150 to 72. and E.
tlroeschucr, 90. defeated 0. Harris.
01’», by the score of 90 to 40.
«We. pay 6% on any amount from
31.000 to £30000 invested in the Mom:-
ton Realty investing Corporation. Ad-
dress 1‘. 0. link 7:12, So. Norwnlk. Ct
ililiilil III that
ummu
Husband Declared lie 14wa lov-
us designate “,3 pm my Nomptp timidealtun Iaiiiv as between the two set ed WEED, Bi“ W” hum”
census is likely td‘bhow that the ‘twin. “0m“- \.\ 0' "fl,
cities" are less evenly matched now‘Nm’tIt Md 300*” Nor-walk COMP-1‘“
in population than the woman yearst Let “H be “WONG. and deal in 1'9 ‘ “"
Mm, w ,5“... inW the mi”m91mb- W‘TM “'“Ww‘m
\Hiz 1 regions included in one instance by the ”F ”"3 ”“5 “m" of " drunist named
‘ Town or on, of So (my up I 1' ohm School district and in the otter Parat. whooe pharmacy ‘” "N“ ”‘0
_ Norwalh Norwalk Norwalit instance by the three districts. Over 3'3“" or ""3 Steinhoil murder V“
I3")? """" E 232 [Filven tienter and North Center. in a cleared till ““1“" WM“ "'0 mu”
1%th 4th . Igcucrsl way. those two rollona con ""0"“ E“ "n“ found "‘0 woman "M"
1790 ..... 11.942 Ilncludlnx Stamfordi I I‘OUIIond with the city limits 0! 8001i! lly chained between the Md “I“, the
1800 ..... 5.140 ‘ Net-walk no.1 (Nortbi Norwalk. “1" horribly scared.
181,0 ..... 32.000 -. Last year the attendance was as fol- in addition to the chain, which
4:13 ..... $.33: loIvs. viz: watt‘atrongly padloclted around the
”j“. Ems; “Mm. lilstriet (South Norwuik neck. a cruel eontrivance rI-soIIIIIliIIIt
lit-30 ...... HIM Inttuucdt ..................... 1102 a coat oi mail but strenalhcucd by a
I860 ,,,,, 7,532 NoItiI Norwaik lilsiricls itoIalI M. 009 belt of copper rings. cIIIeIopt-d the
I37” vvvvv 13.110 t'cnler """"""""""" I'll body. Both objects could be removed
. [gap ..... 13.95.; ()Icr River ......20‘.’ I' . . ‘
Iaou ..... 17.717 use: “.337 North i‘vnlt‘l‘ -------- « till ”M "-‘ ""1"“ 0' I‘m"
1900 ..... 19.932 6.591 one; Not nun- does it appear that the T"“ ”m" “‘1" 0 "I‘m” ”l“ "I
It Is not altogether useless to make
guesses at the figures of the 1010 cen-
sus. especially when there are. some
tools upon which to make the guesses.
The directory people say that there
are some 29.000 persons have now. The
school attendance for the town indi-
rates a population of at least 25,000.
For the thirty years from 1870 to 1000.
the average per cent. of growth was
lit per cent. Should the average gain
new step maintained. the town now
ira 3,688 more persons than in 1900.
or a total population of. "‘ .520. Within
ten or twelve weeks. we. shall bear the
facts as accurately as the census gath-
crors can collect them.
lint whether the gain has been 9.000
us the directory indicates, or 5.000 as
the school attendance suggests. or :1.-
IIIIO as statistics would lead us to es-
,pet:t. one thing we do know. which is
9 fill. that the train has been mostly in
until Norwulh. in conaitlerahle part In
out Norwalk. alight in North Nor-
2'": slit and lnconsiderable in West Nor-
waik. i use these forms to designate
not municipalities but lftftiltmit. in
other words. in the past years. South
NorwaLit has actually become the temp
cs1 single region of this town. it prob
ably contains at least one-third of the
population. possibly twoaftftba. and
North Nurwalk probably lbout one-
quarter of the population. though poti-
alblh iwoserenthe.
Annual Iudom Ihouiti in impartial
u sum.» the Sections.
To suppose that the relative prepon.
demons of population innouth Nora
walk as over against North Nomik
Is not to affect the local political aituaai
tion is of course. illogical inoidentab
ty, the alliance of East Nor-walk. hith-
erto with North Norwalit. is certain to
be transferred to South Norwailt A
» new concrete bridge will be both the
symbol and the result of the drawing
together of the growing. vital parts of
the town.
South Norwallt district has twice as
many school pupils as the North Nor-
walk districts combined. but Ititnelhina
else appears to which every funny.
or in the town should give attention.
The costs per capita were as follows
last year. via:
South Norwnlk district ......... $17.88
North Norwaik districts taven
ago) .2115
blfitlte town testeptlnu iiish
st hooli tat crustal ............ 20,011
Where South Norwalit Lom ”.000 a
' Yur.
Now these figures really mean some
thing. They Incan. first. that every year
for the same relative number of pupils
North Norwalit gets 03.000 more than
South Norwalk gets. which in ten
years be 830,000. They mean also that
South Norwalk is constantly contribut-
lap to all the rest of the town. for it
pays precisely the same town school
taxes. of course.“ the other sections.
If iiiouth Nurwaik received as much
per studio as the average of the town.
it would receive 05.11 more per pupil:
or. in all. on the attendance record.
38.000 more per year. in other words
in ten years. South Not‘walh trots 300..
000 loss than it should get. and the
other sections set 380.000 more. South
Norwailt carries a heavy handicap. and
yet as a matter of plain statistics is
steadily forging ahead of the rival sec
tions. ,
Another Union District No. R Advised.
it would be unfair to expect the
rum sections of the town to get on
with the same average per capita costs
as the city sections; but it III not unfair
to “II the town board of taxation and
appropriation to try to deal both aya-
impatiently and lastly with tits tissue
ial situation. if North Namath is a
city. than it should expect no more
favorable treatment. than South Nor-
walk. which admits that It is a city.
North Norwaik should oonwlidate its
districts and introduce economies. i
W
The other event in the near future
(Condom on distance).
1'
two years imprisonment and illIfU’i“
dom. Last November while still in
chains. she gave birth to her fifth
child. The husband refused to call a
doctor.
Paul who was arrested.
that he loved his wife but
trt-meiy jealous of her,
EXPLOIEI 000K
IDIITB IDENTITY
Santiago. Chile. Ii‘eb. ill.«-»lir. Fred»
erick A. Peek today untitled his idea-
tit) lie 1181th his old tomratle, the
Belgian contact-r Ityuioibum, and Ibo
two were togetht'i for some hourn.
The two Inert were IIIcIIIboI-a of the
Belgian Ant-rile expedition of 1007‘
08 and the engineer recognised (look
When they Wore fellow pas-mum] on
the steamer Vulvida. Until now.
however. Cook had refused to rerun;
also his former companion.
aortas IIIITIIouIIII
FELLAT ohm
CANE/t. Crete. Ii‘eb. iii.~«~A severe
parthuuuke was felt throticlibut Crete
at 0:88 o'clock this morning. It was
accompanied with violent subterran
eon explosions. In this city It autumn
of buildings were damned and II min-
aret oh the mosque dubbed through
the dome.‘
in the village of Vartpetro. a house
collapsed. burying six persons in the
ruins.
IIIrcluf‘f'tl
was I‘X‘
:W we
~00 NOT OVIILOOX THII.
Choice Young Fowl. are "I.
limit Pot-it. mutt thine. 171: in
Spring Lamb. small Ions. lite In
Spring tmnb. forecast-tars. tile Ib.
Prime itib Roast. It to tile ib.
Beet Lamb linens. 1011 lb.
I'r’sh Shoulders. the III.
. PUBLIC manner.
I! South Into It.
WEATHIIIR FORECA
Fair tonight m mlaturday. 3
tonight. high northwest whittl-
lHt ' ¢
Vessel lied; Benched At
Rowaylonh' lin‘iaooholup
I Tide ‘1 ”" Mytorllliier
IIIIZEll MEI WEI]
I If III BIIII IlIll
Then the . ~ hate 0. Stev-
ens fielded 1' I r- Vessel
The steamer ' 111 L Stevens. own
ed by the Steven Oyster (Immunity.
or Rownyton. and obtained by Frank
R. Stevens came ear titling Wednes-
day IIight. to "rain; at her dock
in Rowayton har r. the Mabel had
picked up an old pile in her propel-
ler wheel and in . der to remedy the
trouble. Captain gowns put the boat
on the beach, stern foremost. This.
of course left tho'bow low when the
tide dropped away. The following to-
coming tide rose taper the bow and the
forupeak hatch. he latter was on.
but not being watertight. water anter-
ed. Thm‘e wem mime bruises at the
bow through which water also worked
Its way and for to time the situation
looked rather serious for the vessel.
Nearly a demo men want to work with
halfa adoson bumps. but they found
the. tide a hard Imposition to buck
against.
About this time the steamer Kate C
Stevens came into the harbor from
Oreonport. III-r lac chains were
put under the Mothers bow. raising it
above the point where the water was
pouring in. This scxpedlonf pmvod
very effective. As soon as the. tide
was blah enough to allow the Mabel
to float their “.18 no further trouble
with her.
nun—v ~wm
tiltwcr'a shoe More will be closed
all till," Tuesday. \t'usiiiugton‘s ltlrth-
day
,—
ummmu
mnwmm
“131. Robert V." Iiurcp opened her
home III the i). .t.“ii tor the I‘I'Kliilf’
meeting of the Notuaik t'lIaplt'r yew
It‘ltllt) afternoon. 'ilII» home it» of the
colonial type and mum thitm of he
tore t and value arr there arranged
in exqulaite taste. The open fire
new a hospitable “cit'uluc and when
the lhreohbolti was crossed the homey
fueling came over the guests that
story one enjoyed.
The meeting: lute culled to 0rd” b,\'
the regent. Mrs. Notch. and a lame
amount of business “M transacted.
The following wm‘ eelctrod to go to
the Continental t‘ouari'sh in Vi’ashiuit-
fun in April'
[Winnie-whim. Mt't‘IIIIaluIIII.
Regent's Mir-tunic Mrs. Hearts,
The other alternatrs are Mrs. lloit'II
hiss. Mrs. S. R. Weed. Mrs. iielnta Hill
Ward, Mrs. Ambler. Mrs thorns and
Mist. itaytnontl.
Mrs. Mct‘aualund aavc two delight-
I’IIl piano notes.
ammmn
Fees Charged by Certain
Real Estate Dealers
The civil side of the «opener soon
was occupied yesterday in the suit of
Marshall 1’. Richards. 11 New York
real estate agent. against Herbert D.
Whitney. who owned a farm In New
Canaan. The suit is for breach of
contract. and asks for $8. 000 damages.
The plaintiff had an option on a farm
in New Canaan. and. according to his
contract. he was to receive as a com-
mlaaitm for selling it.) all that.lIe re-
he secured a customer to buy it for
813.000. when the defendant came to
anti sold It for that amount himself
and cut hltn out. of his profit as on
11311111. Ho sues for the. difference be-
tween 810.000 and 313.000. 'I‘lIe'dc~
tense III that. Mr. Richards delayed'the
sale so long. and was asking for $15.
000. for the propoaed buyer. so in
order not to lose the sale altogether
the defendant was forced to take the
matter into his own hands.
There was some singular testimony
brought. out in the trial when Mr.
Richards was on the stand. relating to
the fees of the real estate agents. to
the effect that they are hardly ever
satisfied with their commissions. and
are looking out for big money all the
time.
w - “van—an» 0......-
«SPECIAL FOR CASH
Roast Pork. 1012 lb.
Shoulder Steak. 10c lb.
ltib Lamb i‘hops, liir lb.
2 lbs. Sausage for Eric.
Sirloin Steak. the.
Sugar (‘urcd Huma. tile lb.
Shoulder Lamb. 12c lb.
RYDER & HOWARD.
On the Bridge.
WILL IIISPITGII TIMI“
If PIIIIIE II FEW WEEKS
All trains operated on the North-
Impton division of the New Haven
road will be governed by telephone
diapatching instead of by telegraph
beginning early next month accord-
lng to the statement of an official of
the mid today.
The use of telephones in place of
the telegraph itI dispatching trains
has been planned by the company for
some time past and with that in view
the Northampton ia luring equipped
with apparatus for this purpose as
has been toltl III this paper. It was
expected that the dispatchers would
be using ”11' telephone system about
the first of the year but because of
the hemp storm and generally bad
weather this winter, the work of
stringing the necessary wires and Ill‘
stalling other of the apparatus has
been delayed. It is stated that there
wit be no reduction In the telegraphic.
force at the railroad stations. The
men how on 11n- job will be held in l't“
serve and if the use of the telephone.
after II thorough teat. III found to be
satisfactory other jobs will be found
for thono operators;
on”... « mm"...—
IiIIncd of the season.
liuut-II, this uvcnlup.
Milli! Ill) SPIAOIIE
Will“ ll! INDIGTEB
m
IIRIIXIRI’OILT. f-‘t‘li. lll.~~'i‘Iit' (it‘llitl
“The"
Savers”
LIII'
Mrs. Angelina Smtt IioIIley pave
the address. taking i'IItriottt- Hiliit‘ll
tion for tier subject.
Mrs. Dooley Is one or Norwatk'a
own. [In she always does. no this
time and interested her audience. Ito
that they pariuoit in lum- degree of
her enthusiasm. The members are
glad to welcome nor any or every time
she will route to them,
a. atom-Mama .. (at-—
«scoot [Gaol loom
Warranted. title don. .itaIeioff’n.
Ina—unu-
UNOAI ITILL LIADI.
lit cosh-m Pimhlo III-tut. cums
Up on hints.
Another round was played last night
in the pinoehie tournament between
Uneasfiaylofl. of this city. and Cooke-
noe Left. of Namath, at Norwailt. The
(tornado player: had a little the ad‘
vantage tut night. their will score
for the evening being 34.340. as lag-Inst
33.810 for linens. a load of 970 points.
do far in the tournament. tine-s has
II lead «11,946 points. The am round
will be played Honda? night in South
Norwailt.
mm
«WWII I“! IN!
Warrant“. Me (in. Juniors.
Jury has returned truu bills for mur-
der in the first degree aaalnat Clara
iiprauue and Fred. Raynor. who were
arrented some time euro charged with
being Tl‘liptlllllnill' for the death of
James liIIIliI-us in the room of the no
man.
According to the evidence III the
lower court, Mnllcua was beaten up-
eonscloua in the wmuan‘s room and
then dripped downstairs and placed
on a snow pile. where the body was
found. For a time it was thought.
iiiuiiou had fallen out. of the window.
one ItIoeijIno ’
ur IIIIoorIItrIIIIIers
ed that Alida made a‘personai attempt
to "time up" the bridge Interests again
in 1907.1vhtm tbh prevent highway law
was in preparation. ,
W
’ r “Iron IATUIIDAY.
lieu liutter. per lb., illie.
ti largo Mackerel. 2611.
At i‘iour. per bag. title.
Old Dutch Coffee. per in. 20c.
Luxury Blond Cairn. per 10.. 2111.
Store Will be closed all day. Feb. 0!.
H. E. “AD I 00.
Inmnmf
' [Singular Teotihrooy as to the ;
ceived over $10,000. He. alleges that '
ALBANY. rah. 11.4-eoiiger mm,
IHF SHERIFF
One Iilan Killed and Three Others
Wounded When They Try to
Bet degrees from laii
IIIlIFIi IlIIiII’iIIIES
iIiE IIIIIIEIIEII IJIIF
Several Lynehinps l-iad Previ-
ously Taken Place in Town
CAIRO. Ill.. rep. lB.——TW militia-
men. members of the Company K, of
this city, this morning pnmfli‘d the
sidewalk to taunt of the Alexander
County Court House. where shOItl)
before] II 111.. AlcxnudeI Halllday.
was shot to death by deputy sheriffs.
several of whom are nexroes. Four
other men, two of them not members
of the mob. were. wounded.
Hallldny, son of a former mayor of
Cairo. lay for three hours dying be-
side the court house steps. with the
temperature a few degrees above zero.
During that ontlm time Sheriff Nel-
lis, acting on orders received by tele»
phone from Governor Deuce. refused
.—
(Continued on Fourth Page.)
IlElRIlIIIIIS SIIIIIIIII
BE III IIIIIIIIIII
Marriage Within the Faith and
Plenty of Children
PITTSBURG. Feb. tl‘.--Catholios
are today discussing a letter made
public by Bishop .1 it 30‘s! Ognevin
in which race suicide polygamy. di
vorce and other phases of married life
existing today are condemned.
Marriages between Catholics and
IIonCatholica are condemned. the
Bishop declaring they lead to the
wuukeulugs of the church as well as
strife in the family.
It is also recommended that all be-
IIotlIals be made in writing. the Bis-
hop declaring the church does not re-
eoanlae more private and informal ens
aagcments
~HECKER'8 OR QUAKER OATS.
tic pkg. At .loaclolf's.
~~.-. -W...” .__
IIEVI IIIIIIIIIII IIIII
IIIIEII III EIlIl IIFF
Wrapped Himself in a Blanket
Saturated in Chlorolorm
NI“ W MINDUN 1-,‘eb 18.~i.ocitinx
himself in his office and pulling down
the curtains A N. iv‘otltt-rson. a local
"\‘i‘l‘yiilnll, saturated .. blanket with
chloroform and wrapping it around
his head lay down on a couch where
he was found unconscious last night
by three policemen after the office
door had been broken down.
Medical attendance was summoned
and it was thought that he may live
though his condition is critical. Huld-
nesa reverses and poor health are
supposed to have led him to attempt
suicide.
nun—u. ..
IBITIBII 8MP
BLOWN “Milli!
CAPE CHARLES CITY. Van Feb.
18.-The British sailing ship Norwooll
bound from Bacon. Ayrea. for Boston.
was blown ashore on‘ Ship Bhoal
lamps during the night and after a
hard battle with heavy and: her crew
of ii men were saved by Capt. John
it. Andrew and the life saving crew
of the Cobb island Life Saving Station.
TO 'i'Hl LUCIA HILPIRI.
The Lucia Helpers are requested to
attend the mention' at the counts“
tionai Church this evening lilies
Wheeler will address the gathering.
iler subject. will be the orphan relief
Work in Turkey and indie.
“soundtrack coasts oars.
Ito pkg. At domain
.a.
I
W
bonded muse. oar.
s
leader of a mob attack on thb jail. I
Catholic Bishop Advises 'Earty
'WWIIE" .1
liil llRllll
it 33111
III at
Annie Muskill Relates to flour! '
Iiow florak Clicked anti
Threw tier Into Well '
mmnuu V
-ummmt
florak and Alleged Acoutdplldoh ~
Laski, Pleaded Not Guilty ‘
saIIionPon'r. Feb. 17. —-ln the so. ’
petior court here yesterday. Annie” If
Mosltiil. told the story of her mart-11156 ‘
to Joseph Morak and how the litter,‘
assisted by BaItonl Laski. threw her 1
into a well on the Perry farm. in:\ "
hairtlcld, on the night of January 15th I.
(Continued on Second Page.)
~3PECIAL.
Loin of Pork Roast. 160 lb.
Home-made or Link Sausage, 140 lb.
Fresh Side Pork. 15c lb.
Best Shoulder Steak, 12c lb.
Lean Pot Roast. 121: lb.
i Native row-Is. 22c lb.
Roasting Chickens. 250 lb.
HAYES‘ MARKET.
a...
“Olefin-d advertgemon‘t: gonad: ’ .
we tea. con man,
each addition-I word. 1 cent per insertion,» ,
WANTED.
p.
WANT€D~ uxrmunm on) ort-IIIAT-'
out on so wing machines. [breaclk “gag;
part1.
WANTED—A NIN11~RO0M HOUSE "
all tonvuilcuces. with fifteen minutes
uatk north of uett‘ a factor? Address
William Hanks care of Linott.
body a t.'..o south Norwaik.
wmrzW g: ' 1.1m Cd‘s-“(iii
sent the
Leads fut‘niahed that
good chance to right party: ppiy too
(a Burke. General I...“
tlonnw- When - '1:
WANTtwm 1’81!!! xfotv "
straw bola. d
Steady Work for 138W! in
at the highest rate ofW
law Iefunticd. Addiexghflcogtd
(‘11.. 115 N. 2111 St. ladi- pitta. Forum“:
wmrao-wuatumts'r .ntso its
to learn the trade. Norivak Iron \ orbs
South Non.allt flit
WlANTlID ;l‘t) Bu'i‘hh Ki): 0? ‘
uttf t‘ llllt HUN li".\ N t (‘08 pa F
in tires for tII. v.” H. Friedman. Obn-
wftzcut Turnpike. South Nerve-111.131. .
0
{find
Mu”... .,.. .... .. ~m ....
TO LET
TO LET from CONNEI‘TINU art It-
IIlsiI-tt rooms. with all eoIIv-enitnces for
light lItquckteplIIg No. II! East Ave.
near blunt Notuaik dept) Bat
TO LET 1"“ 1-: Impala us FIRST tin.
llnst Norwuik. inquire of ll..iout.‘h.1\tilm{i
TO LET- FI‘ RMSHMD ROOM. WITH
board. lablt board: home cooking; We?!
conw- nlcnct. ill Ilaviiand It. "”3
TO LET FIN-:1 .01 Is. 83 mm 31'.
and 5 rooms with Inuit: tithe-nth.” first
14L. East Nor“ alk. loud to of it. Jmtov
"bk . no if
._., _-_-...,...,. 0... “ “ JI-
FOR SALE.
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