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moasoav, APRIL :5, 1910 .
THE oOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
WiiE ENENINII SENEINEI
Nam” Delilah. Editor and Proprietor
W
W..-»
TUESDAY, APRIL to. zero
I Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow
81m rises 5:07; sets 6 .37
High tide 8 :47 a m.; 9: :3 p. m.
. SOCIETY NOTICES
MAIDNIG DIRECTORY.
A Stated Communicattcin of Old
Well Lodge, No.108, F. and A. M.,
will be hold at Ito moms April 19,1910,
at 0 o'clock p. on Work, E. A. Degree.
All Maator Malone cordially and fra-
tot'naily invited.
Fraternalty yourl.
ROBERT M. WiLCOX, Seo'y.
A Special Commonlcatlon of Old
well Lodge. N0.108,F.and A. M..
will be held at lta rooms April 21.1910.
at 8 o'eIOek p. in. Work, F. 0. Degree.
All Mentor Macon: cordially and "dc
torn-fly invited.
Fraternity you".
ROBERT M wn.cox, aac'y.
EVENING BINTINEL TELEPHONE
CALL.
m—nm Department
IZJ—Bualnau Department
wit—Branch Office. Not-walk
I90 ~Edltor’o Roaldonco
ind—city Editor's Roaidonoo
Merchants and Manufacturers
Association
JAMES EMORY STEVENS President.
uAMttia t’AIlL. Vice- Pruitt ent
FREDERICK 11. UIN'l‘AHL). Secretary
MATTHEW (70R E'I‘T Treasurer
Executive Commit!”
RUSSELL FRO ST
CAH RI. 1-: S '1‘. DIMONI)
ARTHUR H WALDRON
CHA AIRAICS I“. JENNIN NGS
JOHN F. McMAHON
JOSEPH DAVR'IS
THOMAS! AOYM NI)
AL LRBII? POIA-i LM MAN
CHRISTIAN SWAII'I‘Z
PHOTOGRAPHERS AN‘DuTHElR AD
VERTISING. '
is it reasonable to expect. that a lit-
tle advertisement, appearing some-
thing like this, will be of very great
benefit to the advertiser?
John Smith
Photographer
ills‘ Court, St.
It is good enough as far as It goes.
flat in these days of‘ good photo
graphy and good advertising it doesn't
go far enough.
18 there nothing about photography
that would be interesting to the gen-
eral public?
13 there no difference between the
work of one and another?
In there no explainablp reason why
one photographer is largely patroniz-
ltecauee photography has ncier been
adiertiseti in an intelligent forceful
systematic way. is no reason “11) It
cannot be done.
We are willing to mtgur there in not
a self respecting photographer In this
city who if asked why he should rc-
celvc patronage in preference to un-
otber. could not point out a hundred
and one splendid reasons,
Wouldn't thoac reasonn. written tip
In it frank, square manner convince a
great many people, If constantly below
them?
lib; type won't convince. sensational
bargain talk wouldn't help. but plain.
honest. reasons why will accomplish
wonders.
business.
W
The report of Tuskegee Institute,
of The Sentinel. la a brief account of
. an exceedingly interesting story In hu.
man development. Booker '1‘. Wash-
ington will undoubtedly receive a large
and warm welcome on his visit to the
Sunday Evening Institute next Sunday
evening. at the South Norwulk Cott-
grogatlonal Church. ‘
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The general verdict Would be that
some people‘s poetry should land them
in Jail or tip asylum, but here is a man
who hiis' won his freedom from state's
prison through a poem he wrote. lie
in John Carter. and he has Jinn been
pardoned by Governor ltiborhart.
of Minnesota. Prominent editors
and others signed a petition for
the release of the young man.
who is declared to be such a literary
genial-i that the world ohould have .the
unlianipoi-cd products of Iibi brain.
.W.,....
The highway department garbage
and riibblsh collection aystcm is on
the job at] of‘ the limo atui the high-
way commissioner calls attention to
this fact. There Is no special cleanup
little. livery day Is eleandp day. Clean
streets and dooryarda make a health-
ful as well its inviting city.
9......
A public, float. at the Washington
atreet bridge Is not yet present or ac-
counted for. The board of health and
ceeded In getting a new fall. Per-
haps it would be well to turn them
lotnte on the piobicni of getting the
float.
4.”...
If the atreete were. always like they
are today. there would never be. any
cause for bathing them in oil.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
Saturday, April 19 1890.
.1. It. lteed, .lr.. ot‘ Stamford, anti lir.
A. II. Iiaidwin, of Norwalk, played a
gatnc of chess by telephone.
The Pan-American (‘Uitfll'tttis tintidr
ed ita work in Washington, baring Iii‘l“
let-ted a schema of arbitration.
H.
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
Thursday, April 19. 1900.
The county commissioners upheld
Matron Iioughton in her dismissal oi
three employes of tile county home in
Westport avenue.
Captain (hear 1.. Ilrudicy. of Merl-
den, was on trial 11) court martial for
drunkenness. unnoldleily conduct and
misappropriation of the finale of his
command.
The estate. of the late (‘oruellun \‘an‘
def‘bilt “'ftri appraised at tiltmuuoou.
U...
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
'l‘hc cubic at 111.51 brings its the (11001“
Ing information that 'I‘. It ha< at that
consented to meet Emperor Francis
Joseph. and we Hitpptntt' othi'l' kings
and (‘IIIVIf‘I‘tlI‘h are hopeful that they
tun) be accorded a reception wIloun-
ton t'l‘cx.l l’oat.
no...
'l‘hni Ilurvitrii professor who said
that a man could lite on in centre a
tin)" has been keeping rather quiet of
bile. I'crhnpa he has been trying if.~
Springfield llnlon.
....._
Now the titill‘fiiltllfll'l‘ti are blanilnp,
Moat. Photographers will any
idea bi absurd. The) will any In per-
fcci amazement. "Why no good pho-
tographer ewr did such a thing." And
that will settle It 111‘» far an they are
concerned.
lint the flow will come when some
fataulghted, broutl-niifnlcd good photo-
[member will l‘t‘lltiiili that If advertising
can be made to help build such a busi-
lit‘ttli an flint of the I-Iuatfnun Kodak
Company and the Ausco t'tilllpuit).
there mind Ilf‘ proportionali- posiilblb
ltieu In the rhinit- line of effort for blip.
That man will nuanced. He will be-
coinc a loader. lie, will not conuldor
It undlnmiflcd to tiltf‘ iitc columnu of
high grade newspaperswi'cutl by all
anbulantiul. iuilf reupcciiux pctlplc
Instead, he will up after and not the
trade of these people.
.w-.. a...“
The burning of the New Haven
county tall, in which at: brave firemen
that. their lives, liiiii been the t'itiiftti of
bringing to attention the condition cit-
tIUIIR at both the Norwalk and tioufh
Not-walk police ntntlonn and the need
for the exocrine of care of prittonors
confined iii the uteri cumin. Af built of
the local liendnunrtera prinonerti are
frequently left limited in the cells
without provision for fire emergency.
Neither oily hint a man tit liettdqtuir
turn at all times iintt people who have
diaeuiumd the tiIlIiRllotitt point out that.
the cells are liable tinnit- day to but
mine death traps.
thin
Bob (Jhanlur. the New York million-
Aimhrtint‘ahnrlfl ta trunk anyway. Re
cently it wnti announced that Lina
tiavaileri. the. noted opera stinger.
after much, careful thought. had
decided to accept his propoiuu of
marriage. It was hinted In the papers
that the beautiful Lina and (theater
were to wed for friendship and com-
pautonahtp aud_not for love. in a
New York paper today the gratitude:
In to mode to any that report fa true:
. that as m. mind!” with!”
Iiallct‘u coinct for the curly etprinz.
The Payne-Aldrich tariff acnedule Iiilt’i
apurently font ltu position as official
tit-apcgout. ~--(Irund littpiflh’ I'rcsn.
.....-
'l'he lilittliil‘tthi tut-n oi' \I‘nIcriiiii),
lost all :icnue of boyhood data. The}
object to it i'll't'tlti there on \‘l'cdticstluy
and Saturday Oh. you dollar. New
Haven .Iournnlvt‘onrier.
M...
Iteul rubber rosin til it pound now.
bitt thin need not bother the manufac-
turers of alleged ruiicr otcrnhocn at
all. Met'ltlcn Journal.
M. We.-.» . ._
THE NEWSPAPER GUY.
§
and has had enough of the radiance
t
which appearu today in another column ‘
1I‘Iit'c 1|.li‘1t lit the
lNllllElNEN lliNIN
101E llN NINE SENEIIIJEE
Expected That the Result in Nor’
walk Will 8th Adoption
of the Propositioi
The members of 111" local trolley-
nicn's union held inct-tlnus Iiitii night.
and took Votes on the acceptance or
rejection of the wage scale propoalt
ilon offered in thc (‘onnectlcut f‘tinr
puny. 'l‘hc liailnln were Hi'f'l‘t‘i once.
111111 It was understood br an officer
of the union, today, would not be
made public until a canvass of tlic
New England district had been made.
and a film-1111i; of the grievance board
held lti New Haven later to the week.
While no definite fort-cunt can
tnatlc it in believed 111111
the men will adhere to their former
votc accepting the propoultlnn of the
company for ii alight advance In written.
In .\'cw Haven and other iuruv eltiea
the previous rote nun against urccpb
in: the company's proposition.
The schedule upon which the men
are rotinu is that bullcilncd about two
weeks ago by the company. uhlcli
went into effect on :‘Ntlill it, It provides
for a aildlnu scale of from 2qu to :26
cents an hour on a slit year limilti.
The followlflit tittticliicni wan ail/cit
out yesterday afternoon by the prean
department of the New Ilnrcn road:
“There wait a report current today
that llit‘ new wane settle for trolley
'uen recentlv pooled and made cffec~
fire by the ('onnecticut Company, anti
which although turned down at It
meeting of the New IIRVt‘II tlirixlou
ctnployes. wnv. ltt‘t't-tiii'tl to Hartford.
Brltlepgnrt and most of the dlripioua
lliiotilinoul 111t‘ Mute, walk not an offer
'If the company. but “tin u utiugt'atittn
of the nt‘ttcrnl nuttet'cnre board of the
lien to the ituupftu}. whirl) ncccpttd
it and aura-ml to put it into effect
‘lnttulry ut 1111‘ Hilton bulidlni:
brought forth the following reply:
"if L»: lt‘llt' that the prrecnl waiti-
scale for trolley nien With annealed to
thc cutupnni by ii committee of its
‘Ilitiltiyi‘n‘, and that the company out)
illiltll' the «rule t‘fl’cctiic after this
committee had voluntarily pledged
illctnucireu to support it ' "
Speaking of the foregoing statement
caily tlilu itltliililIK, ii member of the
i‘flllft‘i‘t‘flt‘f‘ board denied that the lii‘IiI‘fI
'iietltzcd itself to hIIIl|itlli the schedule.
lie Milli iittit ubiir the M‘Ill‘iIliIt' might
have been Stiltuc‘nltd its more .ittcpi
able to the men than u lll‘l'\1l‘llti one
motioned by the ftllilliftil) for an MRI]!
In Norwalh
,itni alitlinu mimic the conference
btuml did not promise to accept such
a walc.
He stated. furthermore, that the con-
fidence board had no right to come to
anr agreement With the coinpuni and
that any proposition llllilil be put up to
the "it‘ll themselves for it final «llama-i»
lion
'i‘ht only thing the iniurd can do in
to confer with the company officials
and report the i‘t‘hilll of nucli rpnfcr-
liit'fl llc paid:
”If the company gate but any staff»
tncnt niiylnu that the conference board
roiuniurilr plcducd Itself to support
I find it tuna puulilng bin way lht‘uugltl
the line».
(if the cop» where lhi» Work oi the Ilrcl
florid shine».
“The chief?" i inquire, but it flrctiiiin rt»-
plleii:
"tilt, no! Why, ilint'n one of iltouo
nutvtipupi-r uuyu.”
I soc a man walk through the door of
a show
Wiioro areal lIii'iiliKH are blocked by
the stun "t-I. it. O."
“Iii thin man the ntur that no ticket he
buys;
“titer nothing! He's one of those newn-
pnpnr intys."
i are a intin alert on the trail
crook.
And he adorns the police. but he brings
him to hook.
“Sherlock Holmea?” i Inquire.
one stiornfuliy cries:
"ftiherloeit ltd-~11 New: illAi'n one of
those newspaper buyu.”
of n
501110
the mliwlnic, tliv i‘ttltitifltit itiiowluitil'
nilnstntcd the fut-ta. I think that Hilt'li
ii Hilfit‘flli'tii could unit burn been ulv
cu out with a definite Illii'ptlnt‘. it iooltu
very IItIlt‘It to me an if the company
official... were necking to t'itlittt‘ fric-
tloii "Until“ the union nit-n."
The Reoult in Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD. Mart, .iprli IN.‘ Elly ii
vote of tilii to it 1110‘ nicnibt-rn of the
Hprlnuficld Htrmd Railway Men’s
l'titoti last nit-Iii voted to reject the
ctiuipromiiw offered by the local atroct
railway company and to ntrike. of the
company fit it tinni conference rcfuueu
to giant the men‘s demands.
New Haven Reject. Beale.
NICW HAVEN, April lit.«~-Tht~ frol-
lcynicn tin the New Haven dlrlttloii of
the thiniwctient (initipuny‘n linen have
(Net‘ltll'd to poll the division on the
intention of u tilrlke, to enforce the do
ninndii of the man for an int-refuted
watt: scale.
The polling Iii fixed to ticulu tilt
Thiirtitiay of thin week. This declalon
won the reuult of an early morning
mention of the man, called for the our
polio of taking action upon the. final
answer of the company. to their dc-
miiudti. The company hiifi offered a
wage scale leading up to twr-nty-aix
.crnto an hour at the end of tiix yearn.
And from day 1’" pain by the great
nice of said 3
And no a mu mice tiimtigli unnum-
tteiieti and bold. .
“A saint?" t'Il utiit and old Peter‘ii re.-
reply:
f'Nu; he carries a pan. He‘s ti newspa-
E 11" our." ' ~
whottiayiile Herald.
i
This offer the men had previously re-
fused to accept. and this morning
voted to adhere to their former tuition
thereby finally rejecting the compro-
mi tit- nettle offered by the company.
While none of the officers of the
trolloymen would express an opinion
on the outcome of the strike vote. the
feeling iii general that it will by a
large majority declare in favor of a
M11110 if arbitration falls to bring it
oettiemeut of thonittliuulttoa.
D
bcl
IndiSpensahle
For Home Baking
THIS EVENING.
”——
Statc Baptist Officorit and Clergy Will
Attend Services at the Memorial
Baptist Church.
An Interesting ceremony will he held
this evening at the Memorial liapihtt
church, corner of Howard and Maple
wood avenue in Bridgeport, in which
some of the leading ulIltliilt'I‘tt of the
liitpllt‘l (It‘lillilllllltiitllt will participate.
it being the ordination of iici'.'A. 11.
Iioufwell, the new pastor of that
church. The church will undoubtedly
be crowded to the tlftfit‘ti on the Ut‘t‘li‘
stop of thin important event in tin
church history
In the ultcriioon at it council of
111101“ t1!‘1l‘i;lllt“~-‘ f'tom each of the t‘IIlli’-
clips in tlic l-‘uirfli-id t‘ouuty iiaptlat nu-
tttit‘iitlltiii will meet in council and ex-
ainlnc the Illilllfalt‘t, fifli't‘ “Illilt will}
nor will be Hi‘|‘\‘t‘t1 followed it) the or-
titiiution cert-mom In the cit-ulna.
wilting Paatora.
i’iirticlpufluu in flila ceremony will
Nii’ fir. it (‘.'I‘t\tiu:1l-.~t)ll. piwatdcnt of
1111- Hiltflirll Shift :tléhiit'ifllltitt. 111’. A.
ll l‘itull‘fi' ii! iiiii'tlurtl. nt'iti‘t'fitr)‘ til the
Baptist MillH Nt‘t‘l . billim; Rev. .1 Vi‘.
lticluirdron «It Smutotd, Itci. it. it.
i’urpcnlcr, of South Not-walk. Rev. 11.
\luplceiru oi Snihriti. not, ti. W. Ni»
cholson, of ilu‘ 11.1mm church utid nth
era.
lit \. A, it Iioutubll let- it
five stranger in llrtilxcpnrt.
there only the fit" Sunday of the your
from file itaptliu hnrch at Stcpney
and uuctccdiiit: tb-v. George t‘. Salter.
now of Hunger, an the pastor of
the church.
Youngest in Bridgeport.
’i‘he Mcuuu:.tl ltnptlst ointrch is the
youngest Hindu-i rliurch iii Itriduopnrt,
it being ioinwrlt- maintained as a "118‘
stop church by the First baptist
t‘lttin'lt, durum which period it “no
known as ll r Northwest chapel Sonic
l\\'ti )eitt'r’ .Iiilr ii “an ttl‘iltifllli‘tl tin it
compare.
he going
llt‘
empathic titlilt‘li und alucc that time
hurt been button a ten healthy
mouth
The t'1111ltll \iill rclt-lirnlc lift act’titui
lililil\i'|’tfl\l} on May 1. when It will be
able to ri‘ttttli that iii-z illi‘Illllt‘I‘bllllt has
doubled ultuu ll “unorganized ith‘ a
rationale rhuii 'I. I
NOTICE
CITY TAXES
’l‘lic HIMIIIM 13 oi the t‘uy of South
,\oruuik are Ill-telly notified that the
city tax of xf'irt) t'.'i mills on Il1i' dot»
lut'. laid on the itsm-annient lint of 1909
in" the lituuu of I‘Qatluiulc amt 'i‘uta-
tion. tilt] in» one anti payable on the
that tin) of M.i)'.lilii1.tti “‘1111'11111111‘1
will rcccnc llu' Nlillt‘ at ill) office.
ltoom I». l'iuft-d liank lluildlnu, it?
\\ ushlnuton :~iit‘t‘l. South NtlthiNEi.
Penalty at the tale. of nine Ilii per
cent. a tent Eiiilll May I, itiitt. will be
charged on till hills rcniaiulna unpuld
after June I, tutti.
\\'it.l.lAM t-i
i'tillccior til ‘l‘axen of
South Nurwulk.
t-lottih .\’orwalk. April ii, 191“.
IIIE [V OVER’ 8 hill
THE LEADING STYLE THIB
BEAOON
LADIES’
ANKLE STRAP
PUMPS
THE AOOORTMINT 1NCLUDES:
ran .
8,me
PATENT COLT
can METAL
$2.00 to $4.00
WearShoes fiat Fit
1!! WAIHINCTON ITIIIT.
\\'ll.t‘tiX.
the t‘liy of
"NONI m
anv. sourweu. TO BE oaoAiNEo’
.-,..... MW..- ._ ....
v
General
NOW.
I Lace Curtain
Stretchers
Atljuatable (‘urtain
Stretcher-it with atatlonarr brass
bins, fitted with cane! and can be
placed anywhere; usually $1.30,
Wednesday. $1.19
Tea Kettles
No, it uoild copper.
Tea Kettles, flat
price 31.15».
Wednesday, 79¢
Garbage Pails
Family ”1%“ Garbage I‘uiik. made
of heart giiiianlxed lion, usual
pt'it‘c 111W
Wednesday. 290
"t 'hlcuntt"
nickel plated
bottom; regular
Water Coolers
ititntlkotiiclt decorated Water
(‘oolcrth unfulfilled steel lined. sta
tlounry aide handles.
Slztc 3",;an regular price 81.75.
Wednesday, $1.29
regular price 32.2.3
Wednesday. $1.69
Gas Stoves
2- burner tins Stews
t‘lutcu, nicely plated.
Milli.
Wednesday. $1.09
Sire i cut.
or Hot
regular price
w... .m--.... M... M. ...M...“ -n....w.....m
WEDNESDAY
Housefurnishi‘ng Day
Refrigerators, Kitchen Utensils and
Housecleaning Time
Take advantage of this sale and replace some of the kitchen
outfit that has become worn or purchase that new refrigerator
it will save you LABOR and save you MONEY
Household Supplies
Begin Right
Breakfaéi Sets
Fine China Eli-piece Breakfast,
Set» liandsomeli decorated; regu-
lat flail ialuc
Wednesday, $1.49
Imported China
Tea Sets
in: pieces, beautiful floral decora-
tions; usually sold at 56.98.
Wednesday, $4.98
Refrigerators
’l‘hc
Refrigerators need no introduction.
McKee Refrigerator to}:
.\Indi- of hardwood.
routtd corner»,
nicci} polished.
galvanized iron lin~
lug. I‘f‘lIilH‘illtlt‘ wuetc pipe, tinned
woien wire shelves, lil‘tib‘l'i locks
and hinges,
No. 1 site. regularly $6.39
' Wednesday. $5.29
No. 2 size. sx .ili
Wednesday. $6.89
Nil.
rcixtilarl)
.
3 size, regularly SltlJ‘dl Tollet Stands
Wednesday, $8.29 let“ N:I:§..1:‘.“‘EE-(NmE-"IEIIININHNEdBtENI:
. extra strong; complete with bowl
and pitcher, soup dish and towel
urln; usually Stilt»,
Wednesday, 980
Specials
; . l’AtiI-Z‘S unmaubr: root;-
; ’I‘AllIJ-Z snaps; regular price
1 3c. \\'cdnenda,\ . , . .2 pkga. for 5c
? untsrrs atixr-rn lllltl) Stu-2n
3,, .............. ..2 pkga. for 10¢
IIIRSII'S t'iu.ottuu»; or‘ LIME
, .......................... 6c can
Watenng Pots lIIItSII‘S ro'rasu or m: ..... 4c
IIIIISII'SI.It.2l‘ililll.1’l.\'t;
....... 2 bottlea for St:
SILVER t‘lti'l.\.\l. the best Silver
Polish ...................... 17c
Wl'l‘t‘li NAZI-2b, extra strong. .100
Large size bottle HOUSEHOLD
AMMONIA
ltl-ipmrt
t‘IIiIR I'tiiti.
sold at DEW.
Wednesday, 39c
heart Galvanized Wat-
Ionn titttilil'. regularly
PUTNAM HOSE ANNiVEROARV.
The committee of Putnam Hone
t‘onipany held it meeting last evening
in the bone houiw and made further ar»
rungeinonta in connection with the
celebration of the minpany‘a :ll'itli an.
ulvcruary, Hevcrnl more iiplpctitnfult-
teen were appointed in connection with
lltift work. The exercise of the day
will be elaborate and will include a pit-
rudc In the morning, headed by one of
lllf' his state hands. a chore dinner,
probably at Itottin Point. and open
liouiie afternoon and evening at. the
hose house. with a hand concert on
the city iot adjoining headquarters.
PLUMBER VAN 800V RETIRES.
Wank (J. Van Buoy. for many yearn
identified with the plumbing industry
in this city, bait denlrcd to retire from
tho buulnctiti With this idea In view,
Mr. Van itchy in now arranging to we
late the More in the Music Hall black
in South Main street, which he has no
l'upted for the past eight. years. At
the present time. employeeti of Mr.
Van Bray are packing up the stock
of the eatninltahment, which will be
tftnt‘eff. 't‘cday Mr. Van Sony did not
care to liltlitt‘ any statement regardlnx
future business ventures.
Mt‘fl.( Muntien Raymund. Misti Ba.-
dlo Miller and Charlea it Mliler tira
rived in New York last. night. from a
several monthe' trip abroad.
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 440. South Norwalit
HORIJCK'S MALTED MILK.~81.00 size. - . 85c
HORLICK'S MALTED MILK. 50c size, - - 40c
BROMO SEL'I‘ZER, 81.00 size. . ~ ~ - 75c
PABST BEST TONIC, per bottle. - ~ - 20c
JOiiANN HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT. bottle. - 30c
WELCII’S GRAPE JUICE, per quart, - - 45c
ROSE'S LIME JUICE, large bottle. - - - 35c
til the. Granulated 8ngar....l100l Very lieiu Eggs. dozen........300
it‘rciih (irahatn Wafers. 111......‘1001 i’i Ilia. .iapun Rice for- .....260
:I ibti. Yale 'I‘oiist Crackers. 25c large Bottle nnldere Catsup..200
:i cane Choice 'i‘onuitocti.... .160 Maud 8.1mm! Flour. has.....85c
Warranted than. diiaen.......260 Edd” Pure Home Made Jelly.
Crown Anter flrnnd Anparaguu. glass 15c
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Liquoro. at moderate prion.
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