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Telephona 1654
Cl. E. Kooour and wife and children.
Verna and Gladys. of New ltocliollo.
about Sunday with friends in town.
lCockenoe ’l‘ribe. No. 32, l. (I). It. M.
(will visit. Ullt‘ilti Tribe of South Nor-
«walk tomorrow evening and will cone
for the warriors' dcgrcc.
New York. New . Haven and
Hartford station at llrnut'hrlllc was
cutercd by burglars Friday night and
cintpculet's' tools valued at nearly $ltttt
stolen.
ltei‘. ll. ..\. Starkc. Ml, oi Monti
Clair, N. .l., delivutctl liit‘ inornint: con
probation at tho Notwitlk Methodist
‘ Church yesterday with his excellent
. Selim)“.
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This is the last day oi‘ the rum-
ii‘tnuuc sale‘ol’ Buckingham Wouldn't:
Relief Corps. No. :itt. which has bccu.
.lield two pretiotm days til liil’ Walli
EstafiLrtiolJtoat rooms. ,
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' Mr. and Mrs. Arnold littos. of .\r‘.\on.i
g Swi‘lnel'litiiti. have been stopping at thoi
i J'lotel ('litl'orti. .\lr. itoon was t‘ctut;
erly t'ouuecttul with tho lutt- li'lil tri
Boesse & l'oppnrd. ,
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Mrs“ l‘ctei' il‘. Foley and non. “poi
‘hayogbcoh stranding same week: with}
5:...“ rind Ma‘s. ‘1in ll. t‘onwat. of.
' Quintin.»stregtfataiicd foster-tint tori
sir hdme in St. Louis. Mo.
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. ‘ Miss Beanie 8. Stats. at Norwalt. hazai
‘. Tellitrhctl to law tiltlii‘S zip slcntiutuipltt-r
' in the. .(iiiit'tt or .tttttau t‘rottttrtt-t. .-\.i
‘ .llubbarti. iu'ilret-uw‘iuh. '
‘ hail spent a three weeks" vacation \t-tgt
pleasantly. the .greater part of that]
time remaining at Atlantic City.
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(lorernor Simeon l'). liziltlwiu has is
.« ;. shed a requisition on htc governor of
New York for the cxiradltlod of John
Sherman. who is now in a New York
w hospital. Sherman was the fireman
.. mun engine which was in a colllaion
at NOW llaveu, Septoiiiber 13. He is
‘ charged with manslaughter. lictco
girth Henry J. Donnelly. of New Haven.
, Ill convey the prisoner to this state.
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Mia's Silllw';
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‘- Ground has‘béen broken for the sta~
‘" V, non of the New York, Wentchester and
, imam Railway Gdhipany, ‘at‘ Whitt»
Plains, N. Y. The station will cost
"#135,000. and will have two level». One
ibvel will be for traina on the line now
" under construction and the other for
the Weatclicstcr and Northern liail~
‘ 1 ‘way company, which will be bttllt from
tWhilo Plains to Danbury.
New P‘nirflold In making prepara-
tions to continue the construction of
plate highways upon an extensive
scald. At the annual town meeting.
‘ hold a few dayu tum it watt voted to
oak the state for a large appropriation
for road construction and ulno to ac-
oellt from (lcorke M. Nuviuu and Theo-
flora l’osi certain hind required for
‘ the construction of n Hlfilt‘ hbthway al-
mady docldcd uopn.
:33 With three locaia yet to hear from,
Mill. in St. lioitln, tho i'hiiadoiphla Fin-
. dollars” and tho Canadian. lluuh ('.
halvoy, of linnhary. ban a plurality
about 285 roton over his anurcst
oompntltor for clccilon as delegate
rdm the United llattcrn to the nu»
tonal convention of the Federation of
Milton Newark Finishers. who cant
flair voto lait week. gave Percy Sim
, gamma voios. Mr. tummy five and
t nighttime! F. Green ninatocn. '
“The Rcv. fluorite W. Davenport rt»
all“ youterday from tho annual
unpai’ church. held in Portland, life.
ling of the New England departé
' Eat at missionary work of the lupin.
Davanport was chairman of the:
nation attgnding the convention of,
‘ than. Vitialtop' Ghauufiy B.
, star. omits diocese of Continuum
' prosldad. Mr. DaVennortfland the
William It. Gardner.of..fiostom
slanted whims of tits central
garments. Prices range from Me
From 75: to $2.00 in union suits.
lag the superior pointu poaaoused
trimmed Underwear.
Ask to see them at the U uderWoar counter.
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in neat, dainty patterns and in anode of Lisle. Cotton, Cotton
fleocod. Wool or Silk and Wool in either union suits or separate
This week will be specially devoted to displaying and explain
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to $1.50 in separate garments.
by thin famous brand of hand»
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Formerly Misses Dawson)
Washington St. Tel. 449
Dress for the College Girl. i
Above all other things. lilt.’ t‘olli’tlfl‘
girl should be pt‘ovldctl with a nootl-l
looking and warm cont. loua Huturlt
to cover her from chin to ankle, a coat
that only be donned in a jlfl')‘ and thin:
will not be tho. worse for a \\'t'tltll‘—Z
with rain or snow. says the ilcttvot‘i
'l‘iuit-n. i
The Coats of i‘ei‘et'ai‘oh- cloth. with,
trtutntiuak of tho contrasting trend-my
color on collar, cuffs and pocketu aro‘
warm do well. as small. and they are,
tzt'act f‘ttl. too, \t'ith..\vitic collars and :‘i
flidll‘liilll: ill one side, Mi .
l'ndct' the his: coat nth be worn:
pretty. tight walnut trot-kn of tush‘
more. thin serial or the
pt‘l'yit‘vtiitlt"
mohair which makes ideal at-ltooli
tircitaea because it does not crtttnploi
easily and wears like iron. ,
One girl starting out upon ilor soc-i
and college year has taken thrcvi
chai‘tniutz classroom trot-ks away with
her. line of these frocktt in math» 01
navy blue surge and litln‘ a high-bills!-
ud ukiri tilting noarly up over a bod-t
ice of the Stil‘ile on which is a large
nullor collar of blank satin extentilnn
down the front in crossed surpllce rt»
ycrs. Small black satin buttons lit a
douhh» row K0 all the way down the
front, atone side where the frock l
tcns. in the neck opening is a net
chcmiaetto out round and worn with
a sprint: of coral beads.
Another classroom frock is of chock-
ed blue and green mohair with piplntsa
of green taffeta. There are three bias
bands on the narrow skirt. each piped
at the top with the green silk. The
bodice has a shaped squarc berths of
mohair piped with green, which opens
over a shallow green taffeta yokc on
which are tiny silt buttons. Above
the. rounded out [roan yoke is a nar-
row yoko of tucked not with a stock
collar attached. This not you is ho
movable. the green silk yoke. being flit-
ishod with a corded plplna.
The third classroom costume in-
clndes a smartly cut skirt of black and
while chucked mohair and several tall-
orcd blouses of heavy white wash silk
and tlntransparent flaw-sit white mad»
rats. These are worn with comfortable
turnod‘down collars and four-inchand
lien. '
The itymnaslum suit now has a mid-
dy blouao top, unlisllod at the waist.
exactly like the white linon blouss
worn for boating in summer, oscsiu,
that it is made of dark blue flannel
and is worn over full blue flannél ”‘m‘
nauium bloomers. With this aostumo
ahould no a boyish basketball awoator
with "turtle" nook, to its slipped on
ovor the heart after a strmuoua same.
There must be. lit course. ans or
two dainty arming imitates onus-loin
receptionn and marrymaklnas of a so-
clal nature. but. those frocks should ha
of a simple. gtrlhth character without
undue elaboration. Nat or chinon
mounted over silk and fostooliad with
it, y ribbon flowers makes a charming
'dresti‘dt this sort tor a young um.
Loss «goon-two frocks may he built
at ‘mssn‘lhis. ‘tgi‘mmsd in tho new
fashion; .wtthvalilrm, hands run on
cards. or’otwatut mine atone: a lliky
wool and mohair, mixture,
ifaco more subtly and quite as becom~
gamma
01‘ two, it will ilt' inttnt) quito can}; tori
it'tniltt-ra scroll. claht or nine it liar:
f‘l‘f‘Wt'i noodle to pellet tly .~mlinl'il.‘lol‘_\‘.1
'i‘ltrcntl tho lii‘t‘ilil‘ with the two ctttiif
of a lt-nath oi stilt. than forming a loop
of one portion oi the thread: .put the
end of ailk or lilt‘vllli on which liit';
heath: arc to be thrcadcd throuah this;
loop Htlllli'ivliil} to allow a good and:
to iiilllK owr; now thread lb" beads.
and the} will slide ut'et‘, the doublc‘
tittcati. and down to the stool; they
can b0 swath-mi down the working.
thread, and w-mntl on the cabal. to his ,
druuy' up as tho work” t’irtus'rosacn. —
Ladies Home Journal.
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Simple Bonk Rack.
i'ilt'h’n oi dark wood, covorctl with a tlc- i
News. There are to ho had in pert-ml i
uhapca and slack. i
Touch of Pink.
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about tho bodice of tho lilac oveniux
frock and indeed with bodice» otheri
titan luck, says the New ‘i'ork San.
Them: to no denying that the soft doll-
cate pink softens the pronounced color
tone of the troop where it hours the
tasty as the white or cream to which
wanton have bccomo more accustom»
ed.
’ wgdlng shoe.
The custom of throwing the allppcr
after a newly married couple is hold to
have originated in the far east. It in
still pravtiaed la the Orlont as it align
of rouunclution. say: the Chicano Roc-
otherald. A father, for instance. who
would renounca his son. will. before
wltuoasca. take ofl his shoe and it
near enouah altriko him with it. or if
more distant throw it at him. The or‘
initial anon, bola: unusually a soft.
allppcr, in not thrown ails missile or
weapon. This explains the throwing
of tho slipper as tho bride loam nor,
tathor's home. It is saying to her in
a'playful way: "Do off with you! We
renounce you and will hays nothing
more to do with you.” Thurs may in
explained in the same way the takina
of ”the shoe from tho foot in the can
of the kinstnau who renouncsd but
claim to tho inhsrltanua of Elimisch
(limb in. viii. tho iobslnu‘ of tha shots
bolas; merely a loyal formula of re-
annotation that draw its insanlna from.
popular lone. Tin modsrn Arabs. in-
stead of throwing the shun. sometimes
saciaim: “My show at you!"
rosardsd as a. tohaa of
"annotation.
-- ,. “ Wan-o, , .
homily W fir (“it ’
'rtu‘ autumn tits; bu oarriod all
smuhd‘ths bolt, ”or and only across
the“ back. it is workode in coland‘or
white as profound. Tho smhroldary is
amnion of tho out». which are worn-
sd as sitsists. Mornsrinsd cotton yo.
i? L
it) should no ussd. .
_ ’ Directions tor "snafu-rial: in tax.
in; Off tho littoral” s lilacs of im-
pmsloa pausi- upon tint malarial}
lilacs tho Witter-halts“ am into,
Vjsuti With a hard, sump pencil draw
(with harmiv.ythlls all
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.-lot,,.rsilaious education ofr tbs
Hill a PtilPtitli .
Brothers in Queer .Iransactiom
{llildtl'
ntt'aiuliltncd out
[shill in the cut brnna. says the Newark 1 “hi‘ i‘
for a touch of pale pink chiffon or'tuiio . out of u hlch
This in _
ountompml‘. ‘
done in the solid satin stitch. with tho,
nuptial tr;
Which Takes Lawyers to
Straighten Out
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l";\iiii7il‘ll.il. UN.
0! land" fz'ulinnt'ldillti
fill-“MA SH‘HIHLO‘
Willi 1
Witkruiau ltt-st week to b
and onc
authorities?
were ii0~ i
~tllllt' tune
has fililill‘ti the
Till' Lind doubt
to notice ltt
thinklutz.
th‘t'll John and l‘aivr ( bona a ho live partly “Pelt. was one that turned
in the Linux ill‘tuillrl district.
hi‘
to a neighbor. After selling
strip he tlcctlt-d the property over. to I
by a local lawyer. but
stairchcd.
small piece which was deeded to him
by his brother. to anotherr person.
Both soiling small sections of the
property while thiakinx that oacht
owned it but did not tail each other;
of the fact. '
After this- transaction was made
John then offered it for sale to Peter
attain. who jumped at tho bargain
but did not know that John had also
sold a piece and he also thought he;
was Kaitlin more than he really was;
it was a can of “Robbin! Peter to"
pay Pout". John, aftsr getting the
property back in his name again
turned it our to his wife. The mu
son for this is said (to be because
John attracted to be attached by soma
one. _lt was not’ until ‘ths wifa ro-
oaivatl the land. that the discovery
was made. Both brother! accused
ouch othor of cheating ‘ao um no!
to tho oliico of Justin. Bacon Wako-
man to straighten thlm out. it was
decided that Justice Walnman and
Attornay (liltua King'sottlo tho argu-
ments thy going to tho places in ques-
tinn and dividing ltmff.
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sno’iila ronoanow NiGHT.
Tits Namath Board of Trade will
hold ‘ino‘thor whflbld‘smohf unto.
m dream. At out time ‘Attornsy
Jfirlflalab. of Norwailt. will spsslt
upon tho Neg Canaan troll” Ila.
, . Marvin a: only. of stain-
tord. will in» arc-sail to entertain.
An opportunity will as aims to: a Mo
Mfl-‘m”t., Won outs
Wait. itlfinactadt’lialfitas insin-
ha‘nf‘tbo swallows. tho
'Wilfltlou at an Mutation grill
also furor. um raffuahmauts will
in sound and «mat-amid ha passad
around. ‘ 5 .
Tragic Ending of a happy Party
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“the Night Before” in
Bridgeport
llillliiill “lilll Sliiilii
lillfliiiilliiillliiililiiiililil
Drunken than Had liaison is how
at Sister’s Boarding, Hausa
BRIDGEPORT, Oct. 30.—~When Tl-
dor Brains. who lives on the first floor
at 271 Helen street, woke up yesterday
morning his head ached and he ameli-
od illuminating gas. He did not con-
nect the. headache with the gas tintll
an hour later when he want into a hall
loading to the second floor and there.
limwas so strong that it led him to
think that he had not heard the family
living upstairs moving about. Ho call-
ed and getting no answer went up and
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A Sentinel reporter called at Mrs.
\‘l'alters' home this morning and she
willingly told all in connection with
the affair. being terribly examined over
the attempt to steal her beautiful lit-
tle daughter, whim she calls "Babe“.
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'she wished to keep them until they
should meet again. but Viola request-
i ed that they be returned and because
of the presence of the friends of Viola,
the woman gave them back.
At last, unable to stand the strain
any longer, Viola jumped upand ran
away. not stopping until she roachod
her mother. who by this time, an hour
having elapsed, was nearly frantic at
the continued absence of her child.
thcro in a bedroom found Annie. Hun.
chnaipk' 4:, yam-g up}. tying on the flmjri some shopping for her mother on Sat-i
(load: up, husband. John, 49 “a.” 01.1, urday morning about it o’tlock. and
It.) continued htgi when in Main Slf‘fit‘i at lr‘clix (.‘lfttitc‘s
search of the upper floor and in a bed. fruit. store. a strange woman appeartd
rowoin across the hall found a nephew
.of tho dead couple. .lohn Prercusuaku “T0 you?"
ta )‘Ml‘li up], and a boarder, Jun“ Kola nothing, wrong in the question, replied
‘ nrgar. 2:3 yours old. dead. one lying on
a bed and the other on the floor.
wan lying on a bed.
their arrival satay
til the bottom of tho Hairs loading to
tilt' wound iloor halt“ open and the ans
teat'apintz.
ithe policc liralus stated that be last
heard the.
io‘tlock yesterday lili)“llilit{.
intaa. he said. “as in all Saturday eve-
lug and the three llloll came. in about
imlduight. 'l‘hc) were all {calling in the
Lbctti of spirlia and soon
lili‘l'iVIii began dancing flilli‘
making
brought into the otht-e of .illaiif‘t‘. llii~ t was Dilliili‘tl to speak to them. but the} .
"Mild not Btop and continued theil~ iner-
i’ W“ "“0 ”f U"*',rlmotxt until i o'clock. when t'nlnt-itA
Simple but tustttfttl are the bookimm” peculiar ‘i"“i:‘ which M" “onwittulctcd down and he did not bear or,
. sop them attain until he found them all
dead.
E very easily. tin-l could bc easily partly
h norms that In”. Untied “ NW“ “belied by llllet‘ after it had boon
All the {anions makers have it liking of land in that aoaloft of tho town. ('iilr’t’ti. and “0mm,” ,0 the medical? “1‘,“ mm Whoop scheme m R91
, one of the thrpp .lotmg‘ Viola to go down stairs to the plat‘
"“5} probably left it that 'wu)‘ '
sold a filnull llit‘m‘ oxalnlllt‘r
turned over to the coroner.
drinking. )eft his home
furnace and pulled a razor.
fond himself the older man grabbed
a chair and held it in front of him,i [Li
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fans. and slashed Illa unola to they
throat. savoring tho singular vain. AM
and on
initial :t has (‘llf‘ii
liraltts untitled that police
(in being questioned by
about i
The wo
lltttilililfi family
altar their must
slotting.
bottle. that llralus
so much
The gas cook. which was found
thinking, form.
boy had turned it off. The police.
Murdered With Razor.
in-
Salvator rasontod his uncle‘s later. i
To do! h]
but Galvator ruched around the do, L“
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tar being out DiChiaraaus - staggered L
out onto a back porch and disd. “"1
mspoanto made his escape and up to a ‘
tats hour had not hen spprahandadu iii .
The dead man was all years old and ~
ataxia and modulo is 23 years old iii
and has a wife.
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HOR‘I INN“ A LEG.
Dr. Gilbert ll. Multan. was dalllid i
totWitton this months, to the boats of t
Edward Preston to atobud can of tho I
lsusr’s harass wblahhad broken a
in. ’i‘lio horas steam in a rolling
stone with. left is; was bronco ba-
twain the ankle and lbs in». Thu _
vsufiuarian could do nothing fourths
animal lava what its did, lo'ahoot‘tlln.
and thus tailors his misery. ‘ ‘
“contractors ptaaalna to bid on .:
.fhomm mil hm our tho ‘
rib-rpm Humans
to
it appears that Viola had gone to do
3to her and said. “Hello. sister, ,
The little girl. settsing‘
: that she was pretty well anti then the
. woman called her by her first name.
Miss Decrcrta uppcared to be, ac-
quainted with the child's illitlii)‘ his-
‘ ttirymitd converwd freely oil the topic.
accompanying the child home.
silo entered ‘
titil‘. sh.» wished to sec Mrs. \\'uiters.'
She converscd for n time on common-
tlillt‘l‘ sublects with Mrs. Walters. who
was entirely unsuspioious. and made
hcrself quite at home.
Finally. howctcr. Silo said flint she
no to Eat-t Norwnlk to we a
Mrs. lilian Roitilii‘tm. and not knowing
'thc way to go. askcd to have \‘ioin
accompany hot as far as the Boston
Store and put her on the right tracki
“1‘34. Walters was agreeable, for she‘-
was still unrurpit'ioua~ and Viola left
lilo houso pith the strange woman.
instead of asking tho way
Ntirb‘alk when (no lloslen Store was:
' reached. All» ik‘f'rf‘fiifl kept up a run-
, ulna tlro of conversation and took the
child to the .\'ot‘w:tlk dct‘ot, where alto
the house
llerc \‘iolu, having heard of how lit-
ilifi “Will" Juhll- but iii” ”WNW,“ “'9 ; agree with the modical examiner. alt tie Kh'li Were kldnfiblietl. Mill"! l0 NIS-
lunoraat of the fact that tho lmmiithouglt they nay that last “'cdneatlh3'i pool that something was not just
piece had been sold and thonaht that $ when the woman's non “3‘ heat to right and she objected. The woman in—
he was getting it all for the moneynhe rgform school for boys that she" attend her to all down and talk, how-
innitllud. Tho deed was drawn liDIQ-treutetled to commit suicide. but in“, ever. and promised to buy her a great
it was nuts inking that statement .she giver-mod; hlg doll and many other find things if
John than sold another; . ramp as it“. means. The matter waai she would but accompany her to Stam-
E ford. The two were alone in tho ata-
illon. but Viola still refused though
DRIDGPOR'I‘. Oct. 30.-One ‘hioro’ laboring under gmat four. and opposed
was added to the city's list of violone; leaving town with Miss liooreata. I
deaths last night when Salvatore [Cs-i
pmlto cut the throat of his
She tried to break away. but the
anoint stranger hold tight to her little dross
Dominick l.)l(5biargans, killing him. and prevented her. Finally some boys
Salvator. who it is alleged had been. entered the station
on Hailctti knew. and she took heart.
stroll last mini and went down a few woman took off Viola's rings saying
doors to the home of his sister
Frances, who hoops a boarding house.
There he raised such a disturbance
that efforts were made by the board
on to have him leave. the most
sistant being his uncle.
#m‘ggh
having said
to
whom ’ "Babe"
Then the
She told her mother all.
Walter Frondenthnl. the. brother.
reported the affair to the police. but
it was too late to catch the woman.
who had long: since disappeared, prob-
ably taking the train to Stamford.
Mrs. Engelo Mace, of Hoyt street.
told Mrs, Walters that the woman
looked like a black hander. She said
the stranger is :t Sicilian and that
they conversed in lttilinn for a mo-
ment belorc Miss lleeresta entered the
Waiters home.
\‘iola is a most attractive. child. She
has pretty blondc hair. piqtiaut. fen-
turcs and wide-open light blue eyes.
She is particularly bright and it is
due entirely to her good sense that:
she was not spirited away.
The police are investigating the case
and expect to gain some information
about the stranger before long. Mrs.
“alters-is keeping tight hold of her
daughter. fearful YNL‘thie suspected
kidnappcr will return.
WEDDING CELEBRATOR FINED.
to Quarrel on Trolley
Car.
Antonio Lucco. one of the singers at
an italian wedding celebration in the
Pout Swamp colony, spent the night
in the Norwalk police station as the
result of an argument with a Bridge-
port trolley conductor and this morn-
line: was fined 37 and costs by Judge
:Edward M. Lockwood. ‘liucco wanted
a transfer. but boarded the car beyond
the taro limit. lie argued with the
conductor and ret'usc‘d to leave the
tear. which was the 9:30 in reaching
Norwalk last evening, when the car
pulled in. The ‘conductor forcibly
ejected hint and both rolled about a
little. Lucco had been drinking wed.—
ding celebrating intoxicants. The line
in all amounted to 814.21 and Officer
(‘harles F. Page took Lucco to Bridge-
port at 12:10 to spend $14.21 worth of
time in jail. All during his conduc-
ment in the police station he has fav—
ored with vocal selections and appears
to be excellent at whistling.
lion
llcre'
Coat Him $14.21
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