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s:Mr. and Mrs..l .A. Montgomery, ot
Norwulk roam the day yesterday with
friends and relatives in Waterubuty
MIs. C. D. Cutblll, of ill Wuetvilio
avenue, Danbury. cattle to South Nor
walk, Saturday, for a. visit with rain
tlvell.
’Mr. and Mil-l. F. L. Chandler, or
Chestnut street, Norwalk. have been
entertaining Miss Annie Lalley, or
l-lulttord.
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Drain and sewer pipe.
Bros.
llaymond
George K. Nickel son of Holden are
one, who has been enjoying a. vacation.
baa resumed his duties it the Norwaik
post’oiilce. ‘
Mrs George Sheldon and non, liar
belt. of Puxsutuwney, Pennsylvania,
are visiting George Sheldon. (lurk at
the Norwallt l-.lotel
Concord Division, Sons of Temper-
ance. will hold a regular meeting this
evening in their rooms in Wall elreet
in the Guzettee building.
~Straws and Penalties cleaned at
0' llriens.
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A fine large deer wan seen one day
last week swimming in one of the
South Norwalk reservoirs in Wilton.
and he apparently greatly enjoyed the
sport
The churchce are making proparn
lions for an elaborate observance oi
Children's Day on Sunday, June 12.
in several churches infants will be
baptized.
--l.)on't forget to he on hand for
"'l‘ho Time of Hill Life." at Lockwood‘a
llall. Wednesday. June 8. 30a.
A very elaborate bungalow is in
contemplation for Mrs. (iburiottc
Lockwood-St. George, to be built on
her mother's nightly properly at
Greonileld Hill.
The Mondtu Ailctuoon Whlei (‘lub
is holding II meeting today with Mrs
Jennie 1.. Noah. at her home in Buy-
vlew avenue. The ladies are enjoying
a Very pleasant afternoon.
Mrs. Agnou (lraetl, of llay utrccl, Walt
admitted to the Norwalk lloupltul, lant
week. for medical treatment. She is
renting all well all could be exported
at that inelitntlon thin nib-moon.
William Minck, or llanbury, the pop»
ular proprietor, oi the. Twin City llil-
lltlrd Parlors on South Main Hll't't'l. has
returned to his dutlca in South Nor»
walk utter a week‘s visit with MS [our
ily in Military. .lohn Singer hilli been
in charge or the Billiard l‘tlllllltl during
Mr. Mlnch‘u absence.
attention! llcad O'ilrleu‘e
l‘anumao, utrawe. capo,
Men,
adv., page. is.
soft hula,
'l‘lli‘ Connecticut State lloard of Ar.
countunoy will hold an examination at
tlw applicants for Certified Public Ac
countunt‘o certificates, at its annual
mot-ting to be held next Wednesday.
.lIIIIc it. in the state capitol in Hart
ford. The present oillccru will proba-
bly bu reelected at thin Int-cling: ll.
'1‘. lit-urn, of New Haven. preniticnt;
it“. C. Munvol, of (irttohwich. uccrotury.
and (it-ergo it). Hill. of llrldgoport,
iredtllli‘ei‘.
On and after Monday two Now York.
New Haven and Hartford iroiahl traiuu
that built. made their terminal» clue
where will and their i'tliltl horn. which
illi'llllll thi- addition of uovttral Iuoru
rullrood men to the population oi thin
city. (lilo of the irtdghln will result
here from Hartford at bait: p. III. and
return in the morning. The oibt-r will
be It Shore Line freight whbh will
r-v-ul ll hero in the afternoon and return
to South NoI‘Wallt in the morning
ilhubury Nev/o.
The carpet howling taunt oi l’onnn-
one Couuoll {loyal Arcnnnm. held a
practice game in their thIIrterlt in Wall
alrottt satttrdfi owning. The pm:
lice was held for the purpose of get-
‘ttny rhodium“
all lit' the ennui bowling eerie. of this
district The dual: will begin on Wed.
hardly event film Pentium will
play the tum fit ‘2“ Live Ohlt on u
all from New I n at Norwullt
'l‘lllll'lltltly evading the team from Poo
alum council will up to New Haven
and play a return go ewlth lit to.»
Oak council. Those oil. will eolde
the auto ohamplounhlp. l:
who...“ ..... W ”WAW .
summit saffron
‘Gé‘nerai Contradior
‘ Sever. natal- worit, (rolling. muon-
ry work and rook excavation. mu-
tilate: cheerfully given on all contract
..»,'dt.wlt. .Orderuruolloheti.
"to. u... 26 W504 u...
attaining lute llli’ ~
flit in
will meet tomorrow evening. «
will meet tomorrow evening.
W
Simeon ll Keith about dundly at liltl
home to Maui stmt‘wmnlpouk
MW
Miss .ltI‘IlBQr wohwrldd. of East ave
one. spent lday in New York City.
‘, Cheater Clark. of Quintard avenue.
spent Saturday evening in Bridgeport.
m
~Straqu trdwo, at 0' Brien’ I.
Yule will play Syracuse at New Flu-
lmll. on Wedueoduy June 8th; iat bane
rt ’3 .
Mine Beau Stat-,k oi‘ Stamford. but:
. retumed to her bomb, utter l1 vlait in
NorWal. ‘
Theodore Clark of South Norwullt,
liptlnt Saturday atternoon and eveninn
in Bridgeport.
MisoZitu Feoney, of Maple street, in
and New Britain.
«Loam, nod, illllng. Raymond Bruit.
Mr. and Mrs. William Beaumont, at
Brooklyn, havo been visiting Mr. and
Mia Jeremiah Little.
The Nutmeg Club halt a regular
meeting tomorrow evening in their
quarters in Main street
W‘w*
The Republican Club wll hold a re
ulat llleilllllg this evening at the res-
pnllk.
Miss iddun Webber, or Tarrytown, N.
Y., in spending a few days with Mm
Helen Booker, at her home in Foirt‘leltl
avenue.
This in examination week at Yale.
and many or the students will finish
thin week. Next week in the end at
the term.
0
Sons of St. George, Welcome Strung-
er Lodge. will hold a regular meeting
tomorrow evening in their matters in
Main street.
The Norwalk High School Alumni
Association will hold their regular
meeting our week from tonight. in the
High School building.
~ iiave the “time of your life." and
come to see The ’l‘imcl or lilo l ife.‘ at
backwoods llali Vi edneaday erenlug,
.ltmeil 'thc.
tlhnrlou (loidhmllh. of Elmwmid live
one spent unturduy in New Haven Mr.
Goldemith‘ a brothel in attending Yule.
and they attended the hall saute.
William A. Ambler and Henry tireeu.
of Norwalk, went on a fishing excur-
sion Friday. The trip was made in Mr.
(lreen'a boat and they caught quite a
number or blnclllltth, one u four-pound
(Pl‘.
l-‘Iotlelitlt POI-.00 who in now wot-It
ing in New Haven, spent Sunday with
his family in (trancent Terrace. Mr.
Force in contemplating moving ltia
family to the Elm City in the over fu
ture.
The lloard of Estimate and Taxation
will attain convene this owning in the
helm-town's olllco in the NOI'Wllllt town
hall in Wall street With this iiltlt‘ill'lfl.
and tho other gap which will be held
this work i la hoped to complete the
Milk of the boatd.
wl't'hrai. rye and oatmeal bread and
biocull tomorrow. lilllllel‘ ilaltory. 'l‘t-l;
filial-ii.
llcnry Wutora, who was admitted to
tho Norwaik iioupital on 'l'uoodnl'. hav~
lug broke-n his know by a full at the ill“
ory alublt- oi Aldon Solmen, in Whalb
lllltiull lllrooi, was operated upon Sat-
urday by llr, Joan llumorller. who was
niliilillwl in tho opt-ration by Dr. ii. i).
Shcror. The pullout lit routing coup
ioriuhly at the hortpllnl.
VELIE “40.”
We have one touring our for lm~
mediate delivery without any accou-
uortolt. except the i’real-O-i.ite out
innit.
You may have your choice of any
style of top anti other noceuorieu.
Forty borne power. lib-inch wheel
hale. live [manpower our. black with
cream running gear.
Haafdrd 8t Brooks
t2 norm MAIN erllur
dour» noowaut
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The Monitor Plumbdra Asunciatlon ‘
the guest. of relatives in Foreatvilli
drone of Herbert O. Pollard. in Winhl ‘
“or... thawemaw-u—um mum...
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, you not ill.
ovoid.
. . You It
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1iillgl'léll‘i“.I room M3:
at you go to a summit
i the chi“ delikltut are
thiiiit‘iu. armory manila» when
ltl‘ilhlu shade and enjoytg
it
In 1m
ll tllilrinl
Weld.
ml porch r cor!
mill out i 0 not
:1 leliuliu :0
they urn’umut
Ille-l|t it
I: hated
rumpwgw smile lulu mall or m
(for. *
Per-ch Shades
; why on can
linden
out In balm Will i I m.“
looted lo yhrr
whmédwn .3 {Haifiglm't
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Vudor Porch cool at It 05 up. _ ' l
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You are especial) timed to
Y‘~.\V view the Vader xhi t in our
elude department.
A J Collins Co.
Funeral Diredlors and Embahners.
l2ol8 North Main Street.
Optician
South Norwnlk Colin
'0. D. Jackson
Everything in the optical Line.
PHONI “I.
DON'T Miss THE OPPORTUNITY TO »
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
Eyes Examined Free
6| WALL OTRIIT.
NORWALK.
stone on which we have built our business.
all pricey—but every one a FlT‘l‘ER
FLYNNW & RYAN
90 WABHlNGTON STREET.
.4.
on. 'r. MAMHALI. Ahowuwe, oil
nonmm, wmru: i
l ink» great pleasure in reeontmen “
ing llr. llich'tt Medicine. f have lotto
it very beneficial in bath Rhoumnllnnl
and Malaria i do not think it can bid
spoken of too highly.
T. MARRHAMI ANDREWN
ll Weill! our 8t, ;
Norwallt, Conn
or Ali's Lon
mu... m. ”‘23....
Turn Be lNSUltED.
Iron which in lluml with lulll'illtltl
but ll rolnlncd in the boiler, ubuorbctl by the water and distributed in the
living rooma.
No wattle boat but whore you want it and when you want it.
lullallod by any healing contractor.
The Argand Boiler C0,,
SOUTH NORWALK. coon.
ARGAND BOILERS ARE MADE IN NORWALK.
I tlotl.
at thington Street.
bedded in Asphalt Mutil-
L
'l lil'
THE N. E. RYAN CO.
South Norm“:
ml‘
SOUTH NORWALK.
Muslin Underwear Sale
Int?“ AND conduit tram tmt MID PhAI‘YII.
You Voundli cult Noll it To Molding Rudy for immediate ileum-alien
1‘th rtibetltule for lath and planter in mode of knurled lath luv.
it is buttoned with tilted unfold-ml. (tilt L
in i It 4 sheets tutti all teddy for immedlnte application and linear:
Being applied dry. it "Quinn; no time for drying out.
uhwiuteiy momma-proof.
' . it you have never teen this marvelous aid to better and cheaper
.lluiltllnt, come in find lei tut allow you jtnti what it ill or write for
tree trample and illustrated dencrlpttvu mutter.
COMPITINT .
annual... Are Wanted
OFFlCE AQOIGTANTO .
Port Chester Stamford South Norwalk
All men appreciate a shoe that FITS and that is the corner-
We have a wide range of up-todatc models-dill leathers.
Reason No 2
The cutting or jatkrt on on [UN \Nll llflli .lm in outdo of hoary cant
hunt down not radiate in tho cellar
Advertised for last week. will con-
tiuue all next week. Also our
Clean-up Sale of all articles soiled
during the renovation of our store.
. Many excellent values will be tolled
at these sales. Don’t miss them.
it II
II unmw avauuu
Ammonium _
it, til ill .
FT 8 IBTIM5
"The raihoad dilemma which the
one; noted action at President Taft
and l» ddvlilera has produced will be
without extent upon the New England
, roam: the New Haven and the pouch!
dnd’ Maine." aayII the Boston New
Bureau.
“Both roads have met the problunio
increased wage expense: autumn
by increases in' purulent;
passenger rates are out rely outsidel
the adobe of 'I‘uelduy II injunction i
“Much more has been made of the
polltponement or the increase in coral
mutation raten over the New 2!!"le
from New Yorlt‘ for a month then tit
incident really deserve: Due to prin-i
ter‘a errorn and delays the New Hm
Veil was a few days late in tiling ital
notice of increases in these commutm
lion rates on it in required to do uh»
tier New York lawn The increased
will, howevdr so into effect July l and
all that the New Buy loses in a
month' a additional raven to. This mat-r
ter of increase in New York commu-
tation ruler is not a very large finan-
cial incident at bent and it in doubb
ml of the total increases will brln‘ in
much over 9160.000 additional annual
gross. 'l‘hlII is no more than the‘alngle
increase of 10 cents in the Boston-New
York fare will produce in the course of
It your. The total passenger rate‘ luv
creation which the New Haven but
made, however, will produce about 514
400,000 additional groan. which is some
”00,000 to “00.00 loan than the ad~
. vaneen to wage aohedulee.
not. are keeping well abreast oi last
year. but the extraordinary gains 0!
last (all and winter are naturally not
being continued. For instance. for the
right montho to February 28, New Hu-
ven'u monthly gross averaged to in-
crease 5536.000, 01' which 9459.000. or
85 per cent., wan nuvod for net. March
and April earning» have not shown
any such gain. the April increase in
groan being but 9380.000 and the gain
in not $153,433. The striking feature
ht'l‘l' is oi course that loss than to per
cent. of the gain in green wan saved
for not. large maintenance expendi-
tum in part explain this situation, but
them iii no doubt too that it is going
to be increasingly difficult for the New
Haven to new as much of the increase
in green tor not hereafter humour: of
the higher cost of everything whitil
onit-rn into railroad opctullon.
“New Haven oillrlala expreso entire
confidence in tho outcome of the pm
llthll'il appruloul of thc roIld‘II outwit
and llabillilon which in to be made by
a joint committee of the railroad com-
illlanlml. tax commissioner and bank
commissioner an the basis for the "(lib
dation of its bondn and mocha under
Manaachuoette lawn. Tbcy llt'llt‘Vt' that
l'VI-ll excluding tho entire investment
in trolleys and uteontahlps. the road
will he found to have attaota equal to
llt‘lll)‘ tun to one for lie prcaont out-
standing 936tl,0(lil,0000 of capitalization
Whrn it in understood that new Ha-
ven lIao about titurtltllrubo invented in
such outsidl- enterprises. the magni-
illtll‘ of the New llnvon claim is better
appreciated. It in juat lltiu enoi'lnmn
rouroalmi proporly I‘qlllly that ha:
made it possible for New Haven to
pity llli‘ prices it has for Nt‘\‘t‘ml of its
trolloz.~ l‘Oiltlli and invest no great a
bulk of cash lll litillt‘lll oululdv of its
strict iuurilou all a railroad prophet
lion."
AFFECTS DIVORCE!) PEOPLE.
Soot-me Court Laya Down a Rule in
award to Alimony.
A llct‘lulml which is looked upon
by lawyers at: one oi the moat imporv
tool that the United Sluice Supreme
Court has rendered in I long limo.
has that bt-I-n handed down in the
ratio of Matilda \‘on Albert Slulare
uuulnvtt tho catnip oi lloraco ilalldall
Sinlaro.
The result oi th- derision, it ill ht»
lbw-rd, will Iuoan many unite for tho
rwovI-ry of lllli' and unpaid alimony
on judgment» murdered in divorce
moon in practically all statue in thin
country. and further. thrI collection
of hundreds or thousands of dollara
irom husbands whoa» wives have ob-
tained th‘l‘Wu oi aopiuation and
judgment for alimony.
Tho decision is in the effort that
a judgment for alimony is of the
character of judgments which the
llnltod Statue ronllllutlon lli'tm‘t‘lll,
and one upon which unit can he
brought in any lidw. whethcrr the
original judgment was: rendered in
that time or not. The oliect of the
decision in very inr-rcacbing.
The rant- oi diatom udalnttt Biol-re
orlulnully was fought out in the
court» of New Yorll Illle. Mm Sir
torn obtained II decree oi divorce and
him I judgment tor 922.00 per week
alimony tor bur and our child, to be
paid to her weekly by her’buuhand.
After paying the rum for II abort
time, til-tore Illtlpped out of New
York and come to Connecticut. The
original judgment quI rendered Jul)
22 1890 mature was later located ill
connectlcut. and u lull tor due and
unpaid ultmony amounting to 96.806
won llllilllltod agninut him in thin
titan.
Judge Thlyol' in the superior
Court. rendered a decision on m.
10. lllil'i tor the plolntll! for the (all
amount or the claim. An, appeal was
talten by the defendant to the flu
promo Court at this nitrite. That
mart reversed the ridding of. a low-
er 0mm and held that the
for alimony III New Yorltl oldie m
not a final judgment, and therefore
not of such a character that the
United dialer «mutilation protected
it. tutti one to which full faith Ind
credit should be given by the tritium
of It state other than that in which
it was rendered. it further found
tint. on the New Your court could
vary. change or ennui it. own lulu
, intent. it could not be that doom t
it could he upturned dill!!!
dies in the flute of Now Y ism Ilia
, not outside of tilt jurtodldllen Elsa
tore died at this time. ilhti in: filter.
It! floflillt‘lx of 33:? whole watt lull:
stituted IuI party pullout
Attorneys for the defense then
went to lbr liulted litmus do revue
fill,” on a writ of error an t. i.
for the two systems nearly 53. 500.000 ,
rates anal
"New Haven earnings both gross and ‘
figment
We are shawl
dreu' ‘
am. ”
close work.
llllllllllllii out tilts
Everything in porch furniture at it‘.
A. Mitchell‘s. See adv. -
if you are leaking for wedding gifts
the Road adv. will interest you.
a...
The Nutmeg Club has a regular
“looting scheduled for tomorrow oven-
lug.
Summrr Rails worthy the name will
be found at Rogers & Stevens. See
our.
Mina Alice llyxhoo, of New York, has
lli‘t'il visiting In her home in East Nor-
walk.
Miss Viola Bennett. oi Morwin
Bll‘t'i‘l, about yesterday with relatives
in Wilton.
Mr. and Mre. lrvlng Horton. oi
Spriulttlale, spent yesterday in Nor-
walk with friends.
iload what the Ferris Coal Company
how to say about their coal.
Mr and Mia. hunts Sililltl of Gull
ford, are vii-tiling Mr. and Mrs Wil
liuln J. Srblill, of bowe street.
A l‘t‘Rllllll‘ uu-ellug oi the local Trol-
loyluon‘s llnlou wan held on Saturday
owning and reutinv business was the
mic.
Sllllfllllt' glasses will relieve those
boatlurboa 'l‘hatner. the opticllu, will
t‘xutuine your eyes free. See adv. in
this ltillllt'.
Frank HOllollbl‘clt, of Bridgeport.
spent the day with Miss Katherine
ill-ore at her homo in Orchard atroct.
yesterday.
'l‘hlu work at tho MflnTPl-lfl iualltuto
on Koyucr inland the pasture are on
joyluu their retreat. Next week will
he the analelanla l‘t'll‘t‘ill.
Mitts Edna Meeker of New Carmen.
to operating I (on daya with box RlB‘
ter. Mien Florence Meeker, at. the
home oi the later in Merwin street.
Mr. logic, of the Connecticut (‘onr
pany‘n edit-e in bloulb Main street at
tended the baueball game between
Yale and Princeton at New Haven Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mina tlwll Finch, of South Main
atreot, he: resigned her bouillon in tho
lolt'jlliono other whclo uhe hon been
employed for non a time. as night oper
utm. humour of her appmuthlug mar-
ridge.
’l‘ho (loldon Rule Circle of King‘n
Daughtvrn oi‘ the Norwulk Congrega-
tional Church will meet with Mr!
Abram lt‘itch, of ii Morgen avenue. on
'l‘lwntlay alteration at it o'clock.
'l‘hc Golden Sceptre Social Club will
Iuoel thin owning with Mrn. Wright
mud Mm. Holman III No. it Monroe
street. Light mire-humble will he larva
ed and a line entertainment to prom
loud.
The manic at Trinity Elmopai
(ihltrch wall at I. high order ycnterddy.
Organist film had a number of with
tie mention. and hire Sim: not very
effectively 0 Divine Redeemer by
(loaned.
A number of boy: broke out several
other or glut: in the Hebrew synd-
segue Ill tho corner of South Mela and
Miami omen. that Friday. 'rnuu-
alone; are known minute» they re-
”“3 the damage they will be prone
out. .
Anthony alrigerwuid hon resigned
hilt bullion with ll Ii Frank: in the
letters Wall meet barber when and
has latter: one with Adult item in the
Nubacltemo barber limp. lilo aucuow
Mgr is Charles flotilla, ll eon or o. A.
l‘hnlt e
W
The Norma More at 1'. D newton.
the grocer. did not open its doors thin
motion: For home time Mr. Lawton
has been intending to close this more
tutti carry on all the baldness from the
death Norwaiit store. Mm Were till“
prim to see the store cloned re noon.
however.
'a fine line ' “oi Chil-
resses, 7irolu
A satisfied customer is what we want. and when yeti
buy in this department. you get the right goods or
popular prices. Put us to the test
Mintz’s
“The House of Activity and Pragress"
92 Washington St. South Norwalk
in giving the order ior your Plumbing. Heating. Gas
Fitting, Metal Work etc to u firth like this. because we
we have I reputation tor lligh tirade Work, High Grade
Materia'la‘ and Sterling Honesty to live up to and our
name on the order its a guarantee {or
strictly first
The Jones a. Hotchkiss Co.
17 WALL STREET
NORWALK, CONN.
One week from today will he observ-
ed as Flag Day
M
if a woman can't praise a humane
can at lealt pretend to.
Joseph McLaughlin spent Sunday in
New Milford. no the guest or friends.
On Saturday morning there will be
an anniversary more at St. Mary's
church for the late Joeeph Topp.
On Thursday morning there will hi;
a month‘s mind mass for the late
James Powell. at St. Mary’s church.
The Norwalk Civic League will hold
its regular monthly meeting this week
Friday at 3 o’clock p. m.,,iu,the town
court mom. This will be the last meet-
ing tmtll tall and a full attendance is
especially desired.
At the North Main Street Rescue
Minion. yesterday afternoon, a very
enjoyable service was held. Mrs.
Thomas Walsh from East Nor-walk
won in charge of the meeting and luv.
elol singer; from the Christ Church in
East Nolwalk' sang. Plans are betas
made new for the Sunday serflce next
week.
Cheater, Meeker. of Morwin a
who is employed in the Palrheld (30%
iv National Bank of Norwalk. in Ill-
jmillg a week' a vacation from MI (Ill.
ties, He went to Brooklyn thin monu-
iug and will spend a day or two with
Harold Von Liew at that place. later
Mr. Meeker will go to Boston tor I
few days.
The work on the Pioneer Hook and
Ladder Company's floor in progreulnl
quite rapidly. Most or the steel (it'd-
era are new in place and the Work in
being pushed with all speed by the
contractor. There will he II cement
tloor laid and the conditions will be
tine tilt-n. it may be interesting to
many to know that the cement float-
wiil not be aupportod by anything. 8»
cent the steel glrdern, although they
are about two feet apart. A wooden
door will he put in to hold the content
until it sets and will then be removed.
Yesterday at St. Mary‘s church It
itlzzltl a. at. Rev. William Covmgb.
a former Norwalk young man. who
used to live in Orchard street. and
who has jun been ordained a priest,
celebrated his but muse. Rev. Iii:
Covanash was ordained by llllholl Ni-
ian at St. .loeeph' cathedral in Hart-
ford a week ago yesterday. Rev. Mr.
(‘avunngh was anointed in the mm by
Father higher. his uncle, from New
Jeriey: Father Medallions. of the local
rectory, and by a cousin from Highllnd
Polio. Rev. Mr. quanuh. There were
a great loony member: present, a the
newly ordained young man has a boat
of irlende in Norwalk.
Thetlverlook bueball tedrn 211. a".
bonded alter It fairly uucoellllll ud-
oon. They are happy. in that my
managed to win out from mall:
lllgh school thin you The vdrlotlk
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