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WANTED.
TO LET
WANTED-BY~ YOUNG LADY,
room anti board in the. vicinity of
South Norwalk. Send particulars. Ad.
dress “P. M." Smith Norwalk post
office. old it
WANTED~DOMIGSTIC 1N SMALL
family; reasonable wages paid. Ap.
ply to 'i‘. Evaneaki, Cranbnry, Nor-
waik, Conn. all; it
‘WANTED —— BOARDERS,
rooms, or table boarders: home conic
inn; convenient to center; very desir-
able; moderate rates. it Elizabeth
St... South Norwnlk. allllil
W l '1‘ ii
WANTED ~— liY l-‘JXl’ERiEM‘ED
dresstnakcr. work by the day. inquire
“Miss Proseoe, liolland House. (‘tlllllt-‘0-
llcul. Arc, corner 'l‘ayior Ave. hill 31
WANTED—~i’()Sl’l‘l(lN. MAN WITH
ten ,veurs' experimtce in New York.
would like to connect with a reliable
concern in llill-i locztllt7-': beat referenc-
csi. Address A. W. 8.. care Sentinel.
. ttifiill
WANTED- ('llili. FOR ("llCNlCl‘tAL
housework; no waahlua: email family.
Apply Sleepy Hollow Cottage. llelle
islzllltl. alfiilt
WANTED w lll' l<‘lit"i'ltllt?N-YiCAil~
old slavish girl, situation at light
housework. inquire Lexington
Ave. hi i :it
tWANTED 'll’llh‘tl'i‘lON .\S BOOK
keeper or olllce assistant; understands
tyzwwriling; experienced: can furnish
references. Addreks L“... care Hflllillml,
South ,Noru'alk. ni-l ill
‘-\
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WANTEDw-litlsl'l‘ltlld llY LADY
with experience at bookkeeper or earth-
ler. Addresn W. ll, care at Sentinel
‘§-.illilt"(‘. .
WA NT E D~—-0L l) (l RES 1.} FEA'I‘ ii Eli
beds. nest eanh prices paid. Adtlrane
(l. 1". lllckluaon, General Delivery.
South Norwaik. all) tilt
FOUND.
FOUND w lN l.().\l(l ”HAND
Sound, akill‘. (,lwner may have name
py proving property and lili)’illil.(‘lliil‘ll-
es Address ltont. rare Sentinel. all :lt
LOST ,
LOBT-r-‘(ii‘llllill (hildt‘ l’AS‘l‘l'zillt}.
whilo akin‘. flirt-tut trhn.
return to Murphy Mtg.
live.
ilewartl for
30.. this ldaat‘
hill ll
L081“ - OPEN FACE ,ltlldfl \VA'l‘t‘li
with lnillttln ii. iii. VJ. tub attached.
ilewartl l‘or lta return to ill (Tove am.
TO. LETwlt‘URNiSHED
with board, private family.
1)., care Sentinel.
ROOM
Address
816 ill
T0 LET—THREE ROOMS. Six
rooms. eight rooms and eleven rooms:
rent. reasonable. Good location for
boarding house. inquire at. Bazaar,
it; Washington St. all; :it
TO LET—miiAiillE FRONT ROOM
on first floor at No. 10‘: So. Main St..
South Norwalk. Suitable for studio.
Piano or vocal instructor preferred.
Apply on premises. altl :lt
TO LET ~A iltli'Sl') AND Six
rooms at 2 Quintard Ave. inquire oi
Mrs. ’i‘. i". Foley. '33 Quinlhrtl Ate.
air; :it
TO LET ~Slx ROOMS. lia'i‘ll AXll
attic: hot water heat; stood location.
lient $2.3, Taylor & Golden, ’1“ Wash.
lnulon St. aihill
TO LET NlNl“. ROOMS. .\l.l. l.\i.
proventenis. two open ilreplttceu; near
West Ave. lt‘or particulara ndtitese
l‘. t). iiox liH, Not-walk. alfllll
l‘"
To LET -lt EAST .\\'i-I.. EAST
Norwnllt. cottage containing live l'ilillilh
and bath; rent Slit mouth Apply for
keys and particulars. Bit Stuniew Aw.
til.'~ iii
TO LET-Filth“ SEPT in. id‘tli ll
room tint. all intpt'ovmnenta. mm
ilwens‘ bakery. Mrs. K. Linah-y. :32
North Alain St. phone 11:5, all :lt
TO LET »-li(lllSl'}t-l l-‘lltlhl 35 '1‘“
83.1 per month. rents for everybody.
(“all at ottr tlilll“t‘. examine the that. and
you will ilnd jinn what you want. l'an~
turnac, barn. manul‘actory with power.
carpenter shop, illuminant, storage,
otc. Raymond Bron. all Lit
TO LETw-It‘lVE ROOMS. (“ONNI‘IQ
tieut Ave: also nix round! and large
garden. Apply to kirk. itosa 'i'arlor,
it)? Taylor Ave. at» if
T0 LETMHOITSE. Hi.“ (lilOl'i'l
St. seven l‘llllilltl. llral clans condition;
rcul $l2. inuttlro John H. lt‘nappJ it":
Went Si. aflli
TO LET-~~l"l\'lil ROOMS. {:3 SPRING
St. lntptire hire. ll. 'i‘arluv, ’i‘ayior
Ave. p129 ti
TO LETwliRiCK HOUSE 012 ldi. EV-
on room. all conveniencoa. 23 Union
St. Apply to The iiatoh it. ilttilei (‘0.
Water 8L, South Norwalk. nii2 it
To LETwllAMlL'i‘ON AWL. natal
oi (normally henna. ii rooms. and ti-
i-onm lint; all improventantn; good can
tiltlon; one block from railroad elation.
itlaat Nnrwnllt. ninth Jouaphil.’i‘ayior. :13 ti
LOST A ('lldll'lc lll'l’l‘\\'lill!3N ill‘iN- ’ V ' '
i‘ot'tl’n (lavage and Hello Inland. ii‘indt-r BUSXNESS NOTICES'
pieaao return to (lcorae it‘oole. it‘tll‘i’lli
(Foal Yard. n‘lfllit
LOBT- SA'l'liltil/i Y NIGHT AT lit).
ion Point, invite bunch of ktott on
hiring. lit-ward for tetutu to Sentinel
oillco. all 'll
MENACE TO PUBLIC HEALTH.
When the heads of Charles N. Ar-
itulti, oi the Norwalk health deparp
intent, and Cl. lrvlng ilyiuglou. inmate»
tor nl‘ aewartat, not together. especially
near a nutter which its holngeloancd,
one may. well imagine that "nonle-
lltlng'a doling.“ The cttlohhaala at the
owner of Main and Wall ‘ntrhcia wan
lining cleanedont. thin morning and
tho ateach from the refuse. being taken
out was lorribla.‘ "littonnllary." said
a packet-bi. it ill tindotaiood that Mr.
Arnohbapoko to Mr. llylnglon about.“
and the iattar said it was up to the
‘ leather 'i‘ho former is understood to
(mid that the honor in the center
opt-lie city should no moaned out at
‘ . Anlntanilgatlonupn indium»
.«me Um .4~\~.W..._a__.w.
CHICKENS (lAl’ONlZEIl. iii A p07.»
en: turner tptttntltion at ('llllllllt'iN‘lllttll.
lit-pry llemtpttlu. 192 Want. tit. 'l'clw
phone. all Mr
PICTURE. FRAME!) MADE TO Gib
dnr. Largo variety of tnouidinau. I’rlr.‘
an rmmonahin. Mat hoard, hiatus, etc.
At. the aid notablltthmi frame ultop. 78
l'i’aahlaaton Sh, upatnittt. altltl
Mann's MOUERN GOODYEAR
heal. and shoe repair «hop. All kinda
cuntom made work. Fit and comfort
guaranteed. 28 Wool. Washington St.
.. .. who.” W»,
FOR SALE DR TO LET
To l.ET»~$lWideiOOM C(J‘P’l‘Milt‘l.
all ituprowunonin, Lincoln Ava: also
live-room cottage on hates ttottri. New
hotttwa for sale on easy partnonto. ins
quire United Grocery t‘n. iii” if
it you can ever versatility a small
number of the people, who lpnd and
are influenced int "plant." advertiainx
lit'I‘llG sentinel, to intro; leak at your
»—- t‘crt naioon, locatod
FOR SALE.
SHONINGER ORGAN, 12 STOI‘S,
test new $200; will sell for $9. to make
room for planoa.'1‘lte iii. Steinort &
Sons (70.16 South Main .81" South
Nnrwttllt, allHt
UPRIGHT PIANO. $85. W2 NEPD
the room The iii. Steinert & sous (la
in South Main tilt. So Noruaik. nit} it
PIANO, s10. l\ l‘.
room. The Iii. Sielncrt & Sons 00..
South Main t-lt... So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE
l'lerce bicycle.
l-Zaal Noru‘ttllt.
NEED TH E
FOR SALE- . A Ni‘) W Blt‘l'it‘V- ROOM
house with l 1.. " uetca high land. good
ucll neat llouaiton depot. i’rice
smut), on very noisy terms. .l ll micr-
lander, Ilarlon. pill tit
FOR SALE (‘thK STOVE. TWO§
cots. tit-caper, double bed with that
tress, dining table. All practically no
ao-td as new. inquire a. S. ('at‘penter,
'.1 llaitot‘lltt Ara. l'laat Nortvalll‘. all} {it
FOR SALE—~21 ilill'i Al‘ RES ill‘
unit lotated oi incl gtound, litl'li‘ itanl' a
l. land. \ppl) l9 .l. M. Laviou & t‘o.
intu, South Nortvaik. alt? ill
FOR SALEAr-lial'Nt'ii noun. :t:.’
it. long. it it. \vldcfin lit-at clans enn-
dltiun. S. Ketcbam, No. 2 t‘ltenlnut
Hi, tlifilll
FOR SALE 'l‘lllil‘ll". LOTS. htlxiail,
$1200 each; three for atom cash. Near
Noroton Station. l-‘l‘etl ll. t‘hudderton.
llat'leit. at it ill
st 5;
and other tiOllh‘lb‘
FOR SALE
\‘orit nan i‘llilK".
CUM. RANGE.
ts,
hold gillllll‘l. all itt pond condition. in
quite ill 2! Qttinlm‘d A‘l‘t‘. 8153? ‘
FOR SALE ..,. ill.\'l.\'tl 'l‘Mlid‘J.
chairs. bullet, parlor not, easy chair.
rocker, ittli sized prams bell. mllttrehn
and aprinan carpets, small table, odd;
cont-hen. hall ital rack. halite. books,
picturctt. llihllt‘ti, lumpa. H(‘\‘('i‘fll all mav
honanv pieces. lucludlnn bttreaua, tuir-
t'ora and st‘haira: \‘lii’lljii‘ of naeiul lur-
nilnro hold cheap Hill at atornuo
warehouse of i... .l.
nth lit
FOR SALE 4300!) PAYING (TON-
in ilridxeport.
Owner illlliit unit; have good Tilflittllili.
Apply lilil Witter tit. ilritlaeport, (than.
tt12llt
BOYS.
Thorn .nrc ever up many kind» or
how m
Roliua and 'l‘otnhtvn and it‘nttnlieroya;
how that are etude and blunt and
rough.
And lawn that are made of a liner ntttil‘.
lloyn who try. in their hittndorinu way,
.\ kindly. ehivnlrmm tithut to any.
And only nucceod in tttalnlnorlnp out
Home wortltt whom meaning in left in
doubt.
ltoya who are awkward. hora who are
bold.
Hora who will never do all they are
told.
iloin who are bashful and painltilli
all),
Who can‘t he at pare. howavur that“
try.
ltoya who are, dull and bolt! who are
bright;
Berti who are alwaya.mul,v to light.
Born with ambition and burn without.
lloya who whintlo and boys who almut:
Hora who wheatllo and have who tenac,
ilnya who wear holes in their tl‘lillil
enhance.
And at them all. whirl: at the heat?
Away ahead at all ‘llm rant?
"t'la not a mattnr We nmddlacaaaw
lies just the has who antenna to not
Connecticut Collage lllr Women
16.
Milli?
Reinaldo ll: Stun:
«w Main tit. and tirenory l’lare. Not-walk.
Bays Properly Dace Hold
for $90,000
Annealing oi the trustees of the Con.
.uecticut College for Women at New
LOndon wan held at the office of I“. 1).
Robbins, the general counsel of the
New Haven railroad, in New, Haven
yesterday. lt‘was to “discuss a site
tor the college at New London. and
property was iinaliy bought from the
Thames improvement Company, whicn
is controlled by prominent New Lon-
don buainess men.
The site in on the west bank at the
'i‘lntmea river. a short dintailce above
the finish 'lii the Yale‘llarvard Var-
sity race, near the docks of the
Thomas Tow lloat shipyard, and un-
der the brow of the hills that run along
the want side at the river to Norwich.
'l‘hu pnrcltaae was recommended by,
Morton F. Plant. who was olmirman
of yesterday's meeting. and who hue
offered st 000 .000 to sustain the school.
The meeting was a short one. At
its close Mr. ilobllina gave out this
statement:
"The eonnnillee on silo for the col~
loge, composed of Morton F. Plant.
lion. Simon id. Baldwin. Edward D.
Robbins and Oliver Gildertlleove, re-
ported to the trustees In favor of pur-i
chatting two tracts of land in New;
london item the Thames improve-l
meat Gorgon}. and the trustees untm
ltnouslv accepted this report and 8va
proved the purchase oi the land. 1
"The. first tract, bought for $16,000,
consists of 1.400 feet at water frontl
~ on Thames river. together with landl
:nxtending back from the rlvor,t1vitlclti
1had been intended {or industrial par-l
1 posted. amounting in all to 26 acres
l “The actond tract.
000. extends from the liver named
tract to Mohegan avenue it is a body]
Lei land amounting to 30 acres, and}
comprised it'ltl building lots. 2? of l
which lots {are on Mohegan avenue.“
it is expected that (‘Olilill‘lli‘tloll oi
uith a comparatiteli small capital
lzation. A. ll. Chapel], the president.
in also preaidcnl oi the Thames Tow,
iloat t'ontpam of Non London F. M:
t'hapell of that cit» is Stilwltlilllv.
'l he land “llluhwvllfltflw of the.I
ll'ttlllllt‘t'iit'ili Coilufl or “’tlll’lPii par
chamd )t atoning wait the ptopett)
which the ttuateoa halted the Louis-
lature to give tltt'dn the pritilead’ to
take in rich: of eminent domain. (‘lri-
alaniiy the owners wanted $lttl.lllll| for
the land. it in paid. .
'l‘hla bite in said to be a very tic-j
arable one. it is expected that Mr?
i‘lztttt. who has done much ior‘lltel
neighboring town of tirott-n, will do.
ultlt'lt for the vollcpe.
nap-—
BENTON-WRiGHT CASE. '2
‘COnllnuad for Tm Week: by Judge;
Tammany Thin Morning. l
The. tiiil null of Harm Statev lion-t
ion against George ..\ \l' rinht came up
1 in the South horwalk and of the Town I
(‘outt. ltelote .itllllle \lilllnm l‘. 'l‘-tttn l
many. this morning. on a motion limit
the defendant be reunited to lilo a
:tspcelai bond liel'd're being; allowed to
‘plend or answer. Attorney .loaeplt it.
i'l‘aylur. lor the defendant, objected.
land the hearing wan continued for two
“with. at 10 o'clock.
i The cane in the one brotikln tthhlltfil‘
Mr. Wright by Mr. tumult, who alleged
that the defendant antic homo very
taiuablo chickens while in his employ.
Owing to tho neuantionai dlapoaseaaion
of Mr. Wright's huuaehultl anotla from
Air. llmtlon'sthouao. apple limo ago,
not a little internal hi being manllohb
ed in the care.
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The Sentinel Want. (‘oltunna are for
reaching in their litilumlt‘owtlm)‘ may
aid you in «atrial; many a problem. ’
0
At Pleasant
Hour
A grant treat in attained all who at
land Manama ilanr 'l‘lwntrc the man
annment having uncured Air. (loo A
lilan. that favorite momma planer
you can all and listen in with pleasure
M an extra attraction a mattanor
baa aél’di’cd thin track on Manta!“ lab
dot" M Cohen. industrial buy platter.
only 12 yearn oi axe. and iltiiilttllliilliiz a
very throat and itowerlui wire, in a
action or illuatraicd henna. singing in.
day a ballad. “Don‘t Wain,» Mn lip, 1
Mn Dreaming“; singing il'ednoatlny
that their tampon Irish ballad. ”Since I
Fell in Love With Mary.“ Saturday he
admit! “Take it llnnk n hi
a liar " that great iridim
ainga a new anng averv liar. and the
and grout more popular are
. dip it. . i
ii an nit
hot water and bake until iirtn.
', by
1 should never
TRIEQ REGlPEB.
Molded Mackerel.
Clean and out a small mackerel in
thick aliens. Place in a kettle. cover
with three cups cold water, and add
one final) of onion, aprig of parsley, bit
oi «bay leaf, livo whole cloves and nix
peppercorns (whole popper); simmer
for an hour. Remove the ilsh anti sep-
arate in pieces freed from skin and
boned: To the liquor in which the tislt
was cooked add one tablespoon gala.
tine. which has been soaked in one
fourth cup cold water. Season with
salt. and pepper.
which have been wet with cold water.
having pieces of the mackerel in the
bottom. Chill. unmold on lettuce
learen and serve with the following
sauna:
Beat one half cup of cream until
stilt, add two tablespoons‘
horseradish, one hall teaspoon salt,
one ionrth toasltoon paprika, and one
tablespoon vinegar.
Ghee» Timbaiu.
Beat {our eggs alighllv. add one cup
milk. one hell teaspoon salt. one
eighth teaspoon poppet, 10 drops on-
ion juice and one half cup grated
eheeae Pour into buttered caps or
timbaie molds, set, molds in a pan at
They
may be tested as any baited custard
by putting the point oi a finite into the
center 0! the custard
with no custard clinging to it. the tim-
baie is done. Remove from mold to it.
bought for 312.- hot platter and some with a cream excellent than a salad of carrots, cu- _
sauce or a cream of tomato sauce.
Ivory Cream.
Scaid one pint thin cream, add
three fourths cup or sugar and one ta-
lblespoo geiatlne which has soaked in
lone iottrth cup cold water.
(iv‘ N‘i‘l h M A xts'thn college uiil lieulil within a run-lone teaspoon vanilla. and as it begins
Applv at tin Ctlu' “live. sortable time The i‘hamcn improve- to ntilfen fold in one cup cream Match
all} it tncnt Coinpttttv a an organized in 1593‘ until stiff. Mold and serve garnished
twitb whipped cream and maraschino
luxurious—Good Housekeeping.
Cool, add
Canod Tomatoea.
Select snund. ripe tomatoes and peel
pout-inn on hot water and then
cold. Cut the large tomatoes into
quarters and small ones into halves
Put into a arttnitc kettle without an)
water and let. niouiy come to a boil.
hot dimmer for all minutes. pour into
glass jars and seal while lint. Should
be kept in a dry. dary piarc.~—t‘hoiee
Recipes.
UNCOOKED FOODS
hiakc the simple loads. your lirat
choice. have tho Woman's World. in
lacinctini; fruits always give preference
to that which baa ripened on the par-
ent stock. ilunannu. for instance.
be cut from the stock
no loan on a speck of green remains.
You can oiten bhy intuanaa at half
ptice bemoan the) are bltttk if they
are not (located. then are much better
food than \eilow hananna.
Ilalea, liar. and raiaina am all good
loads and can be used to good advan-
logo at! a summer load which requires
on cooking. The unpreaacd line are
considered to be much cleaner than
the M‘Nilit‘li. and the needed rttiuina are
more denirnble than the unseeded.
When buying applet-t, pick for the
bright red onea which have ripened in
the annahint'.
Other doairahlc foods which require
no cooking are ripe olivea. outs. pontml
butter, milk, honey. celery, cabbage.
lettuce, tutcutnhera. radiation, onlona.
tomatoott. arena. chivca, choose, her-
rloa, pearl and plums.
”TON" Coupon “5"
witt‘ a health. Cicanaer and
M
'Mnrltlcu" {.‘lmtrell a
.‘ioanmu a {linmr
‘2. 1’.” Math illnkoa
"mmahinc iiual
"‘l' itll‘xtlvbtv‘. “‘ Heparin
"Hamilton counohn and
Strain into molda.
grated '
if it comes out ‘
THE VALUABLE‘ COUPON ' '
ill this advertisement can be exchanged for a "llAMiD
with hundreds oi products such as the following
mi
tiniuklin kilns Fauna and “Wheat-
rm
sulphur-booknr i’ilaeull Go. Crock.-
l' woor
all." tulle clean by Thuuumfl at man-
PINDKNT (”GHQ “TIRES
ALL IN TIN.
Itt‘titationa for an informal tin wed
ding anniversary party were issued
on cards smoothly covered with tin-V
foil, the writing being done with a dull
pencil. 'i‘he heinous carried a bouquet
encased in a tin launch and the guests
neat ai sorts of tin presents, elaborate.
lr wrapper], says the Chicano Record
Harold. A tin dipper held white ropes,
a tluatpan arrivotfitide with white satin
ribbon; tin candesitickn, apple corer,
toaater. canintera for tea and spleen
were all carefully sent in boxes by
special tttcnscngers. Opening these
parcels and reading congratulatory lei-
egrams and atiecial. delivery letters inl-
‘nishcd a good ashore oi the evening’s
entertainment. All of these had been
cleverly planned by the guests, and
them wore several good toasts arrang-
.ed in rhymes. Refreshments were
served on tin. '
SALADE DE LA VERSMLLES.
Bait ‘slx artichokes, separate the
“fronds" from the leaves, and out into
small pieces. Put into a salad b0wi
nlth an equal quantity of asparagus
points that hava been cooked in salt
ed walet. Take a handful of salted
almonds. chop them line pound them
:aith the iulce of two lemons and a
halt a pint of emu), still. had pepper,
. and pour oter the salad. A little may“.
onnnise may be added to the salad,
but. it is more delicate in flavor with-
out it.
With cold chicken nothing in more
cumbers and hard boiled eggs all cut
in rings and sent to table with this
dressing: Two tablespoontuis oi oi-
lve oil with one of lemon juice, with
salt. pepper. and outlook of sugar to
taste. .
RUSSiAN SALAD.
“As tasty a ditth as l have had this
autnmer.” said a New Jersey woman.
‘ “it was my good fortune to enjoy late-
ly. The friend who served it told me
it was a favorite dish with Russians.
Cooked carrots. cut into ta‘ncy shapes,
and none were put into individual
molds. which Were then tilled with a
highly seasoned aspie jelly. When the
molds tutti hardened, the center of
each was cut out, and wait titled with
mayonnaise mixed with the vegetables
and a few capers."-—» Exchange.
t
'1 PINEAPPLE lN LETTUCE NESTS.
l l‘ut a pineapple into samii pieces.
Add one cupiul oi iineiy chopped cele-
ry. one eupiul walnut meats. and one
cupful of orange. pulp. Shred one hand
of lettuce very finely and term Into
hosts on individual plates. Mix one
cupl‘nl ol‘ mnyonnait-e and stir it light-
ly with the pineapple, ctr»: add more
nutvonnaiaa. if the fruit in not Salli
(lentil moist and heap into the little
lettuce nests. iletmate with chapped
walnuts.
Wu”
TONGUE SALAD.
Mix together and put in a line dred-
nor a small quantity each oi celery.
salt. red pepper and black pepper,
white, attaar. anti allaploe. Take some
thin Aileen oi iinaaian tongue. squeeze
it littlolcmon juice over the piece and
linhllt dtodize with the above mixture.
81love up home while onionn and col-
RALSTON
HE I L'rH
THE ' PLACE
nun——
They Fit the Foot “
T.
SHOE
0
Made on Foot-moulded Lasts
Two Stores
Norwalk South .Norwalk
YOU Can Get the
., Quick
Heat
you need for ,,
'Pies and Pastries
ina
RANGE ‘
OVEN
Housatonic
Power Co.
l
o»... mum-..” . .
Browncd
uptown THE FLOUR.
cry and putl them in the salad bowl browned in mflklnk armlcfi. “€00!”de
Add to the Newark \eM.
Brown it (1983*
the lunatic next. then pour several tlty at a time and when cool put into
npooniula of oil over the whole with a alarm jar with a clone lilting top.
a darn of vinegar.
New York Times.
and added to those obtained
ltunkcl'u Cocoa and Chocolate
Maroon: illicit t‘oilah and Drowning“
Baker‘n l‘rnmium Ghanaiana
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