d «rim allot-J. you ‘
might outwit-it and
‘ ‘own‘a choc-fadtory." . ‘
”Uncle ruined-u.
.l‘
Whamm' 1870
at a at
All] an Ill
. litlllillli
Four People Had a Narrow Es-
cape from Being Fatally lnjur-‘
ed in East Avenue
liliiliiiiiiil iiiliil ill “
BRflSS Iiiiiiiliii iii CAR
Trolley Appears to Hallo Sustain-
ed the Greatest Damope
'i‘hnt S. J. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Ill:
K. Austin of Norwalh and tile chant-i
four, (3. 0. Middlollrook, of Bridge-
port. wore not all killed yesterday af-i
ternoon seams entirely due to their}
good fortune, for tho Elmore ntltomo—l
bile in which they were ridinn airucki
a trolloy car whicu was moving in.
(Continued on Tenth Puget ‘
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iiiiiiiili" Piiiililil
Bill iii IiiiliiiSi iiiiii‘
Couch lacy Finally Be Called?
attachable the Malina-Full.
Tattoo May Have to be, Paid
'l‘ha decision of Attornoytlonerall
John H. Light oil the vetot‘tllts‘ state!
old law proved of much interest to
lawyers here, several of whom have:
been awaiting the decision.< Nonei
L u
would giro an opinion as to the course 0 Neil.
likely to be pursued by the state an!
illlt‘ scallion acts have not been “‘09qu
mi. and it is impossible for them toi
determine the exact wording of tho?
law.
the constitutionality of the law willi
have to be determined by the cont-ta.i
"l‘he governor. he thought. may for-
ward to Comptroller Bradstreet a copy
of the opinion for his guidance. The
comptroller will then determine his
course of action. Should ho refuse to
pay the $30 state aid to a veteran who
, applies. the latter may then.bring unit i portions of the Forest. at their dance
to obtain it anti through this means a
"‘5‘ 0" ”'8 law "W" "6 “mm" The Hall in Wall street, again lutrodured'
attorney said that. it does not neces-
uurily follow that the courts will hold
tho law nucannlltutlonai. The inane
would be, contested and lawyers would;
.s'ul up their claims upon which the
maria would pans.
llutll the law is provon unrouallttr
tloual it remains the law. if state al’l
in not paid such atnnn due to veteraua
under the law will simply be held up.
in the opinion of the attorney. who
won also inclined to believe. in at»
sauce of a copy of the law. that the
old law exempting a cortalummount
of property from taxation and be“
repealed. in this cane. the attorney
believed. the veieraue will temporarily
‘iiu the sufferers. as they will have to
pay full taxed.
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potato may run
lilillAiTltlllllIllliE
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The board «if neiectmen of the Town
of Norwallt opened the hide received
for the oonetrnotlon of a new bridge
over the Five Mile river, between
ltowayton and Dorian. shortly after
noon today. The board convened im.
titled time for the hide to ho opened.
’l‘wo proposals were received. one of
which was from William Lawlor.
which amounted to $5,491. and the
other from 't‘. F. Foley ll; Company.
which won fur $5,082. ’ ‘ . . ., ‘
’l‘hc contractual not be awarded
‘Duriea have had an opportunity to
take tip the matter‘with the Noryralk
town fathora.
lerncon, but failed“? I ”it
mm utut
Card llamas, Dancing and Re-
muneration him urine. in fit; mmri
pleasing to all. i
{humeral1 Charles A.
One attorney said that presumably? “Aunt I“ 10w“ “M1
i Order Celebrated All
modlutcly after 12 o'clock. the. adver-l
tiutlt the itelepttuen of thefi‘ewn tot, puny, mauamreornm. hire. .1.
The Dorian omainle. p. . . W
were rotlucbted to be ammonia an panama book book in tail
W...- n...» W ”a...“
”mama-m—w
“ a anus a llllllllllli
ireshmonts Enioyed by Mom-
bers and Friends
South Norwalit Council. No. 1.253.
Knights of Columbus. held a very auc-
ccasful Hallowo'en social. no or-
eningneeplte the threatening condi-
tion of the weather. The affair. which
wax-l held in the council rooms. in
South Main street, was largely attend-
ed and throughout the evening the
guests of the genial members of the
council were royally entertained.
Like all affairs that these gentlemen
give, there was something doing every
minute. At the outset, ,le sat downi‘
to the. card tables, where ouchre.
plnochle and fortydlve wore played
simultaneously.
After a aeason'ol‘ cards and a great
good time, the floor. was cleared of
tiltI tables and chairs and the Orches- ,
tra struck up a quick two-stop and
there followad a period of dancing.
Refreshmenta canto next to which
all did amine justice. and then fol!
lowed the social session. which is the
chief delight of those affairs. it was
a late hour when the guests deported
to their respective homes, generous in
their praises of the hospitality of their
boats and looking forward to the next
(wt-anion.
The young ladies who unrelated as
rheokoru for the card players were.
Miss (‘athorlnc Campbell. Mien tin-rue; ‘LL "ll-[0'51“ .. ’
Sculley. Mine ireao Coleman. Mien Na-'
IT lilLLSiilE’
tulle Smiley. Mina Alberta Cotnstoclt
and Miss Helen Collins. , - .
John W. Scatter proved to be a! The annual Hallowo‘en party It lilti-
bappy choice/formant“ afoot-emollient. tide lat Mal proved to be one of
boat our zivcn statue“ new. on
Cambridge Grand lury Finds Thai
lie Administered Poison lo
Mioo’Llnnell
animal It
a an tilllllt
Minister is Arraigned in Court
But Case In Continued
BOSTON. .‘ov. i.-—~Tho liar. Clor-
onco V. T. liloheeoa. motor of imman-
nol Baptist church. Cambridge. was in»
dictod on live counts charging mar?
char in the brat degree by the Sitifolk
country grand jury into yesterday at-
ternoon for the poiurn'na, on October:
l-l. all his former :twoctlmart. Mia: Avlu
idntioll. of .Hyannia The grand jury
reported their hailing to Judge George
i
m
(Continued on Will Pale.)
The. committee to charge of the ar-l planned the ‘varioul amunomentarl
raugementa to whom to due not I lit-; while the pupils were guests.
tlo credit. was made
Hogan, Nell McPeak. John J. Mc—éin masquerade costume. The home.
tit-nth, .lohn W. Bentley, and l-Jugoneitoo. had been elaborately decorated.
' The [root ball repreuontod a cornfield
with etackl of corn andpumpkim and
a yellow moon shining over all; the
atudio allowed a gypsy campfire with
out. fortunes cooking in th. kettle:
the library was say with pumpkins
and meiotic untrue. Even the attic
was unfamiliar and strange by mason
an a tillllll llllilllill
SQWrNOan-K. com.
Pleasing Ailelrihitlilflret Melb-
u'ai the acuity were banana: and "
up of (I. A. Mc-i ’Wlth few “petitions. every one .from ‘
Williams, Daniel; the principal to the youngest girl on ~
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damn unit
r
r‘.
odlei Eploogapelztlburch,
initiator
A very pleasant Hallowo'en party
was held int night in the First
Methodist Episcoml Church, under the
auspices of the denial department of
the Epworth League. Various Hal-
lowe‘on games we lay‘ed. which
proved to be very entertaining and
amusing.
One game oepoolally which had to
do with the old nlnida in tho audience
showed conciualvoiy that there will
be a large supply of that commodity
this spring.
Mach credit is due Mlea Jessie Sar-
taln. who was commander-inchicf. so
to speak. of the affair. ller aides
wore the. Minneu Hannah [laddeloy,
Janet Ewing. Maa‘ Fallon. llcsaie Shel-
hoosc. Lizzie Watson. Gertrude Sar-
taln. Edith Ilowuee. Ethel nowues.
Viola Decker. Ruby abandon, Stella
lduuon. Mrs. Zoltor. litre. Harry Smith.
Jamel: O‘Hara.
During the entertainment
Margy
tho Victrola.
Among the games played were
them: Charartai‘ game. raisin race.
apples. Jar-k lantern blow out and up-
pie tint-king. The prizes were won by
Mina (‘lnra Ramon, Oscar itcdlinz
andluaater Lincoln. ‘
lligm
i
Piece Owned by Willlll MW,
of New York, Proves a Total
LOCI Willi comm
of the witchee. owla, cuts. into: of
all kind: which were found there It!
supper-time. ‘ ‘
A number of amusing samba were
played. some original songs were aunx‘
by the faculty. the Seniors and the:
*Large Number oi Friends of the
9 Hallowo’en
l
l
. » . ' ‘ (‘l“i,‘ C *
PM“ 0! CW” M'mk ” (' "m per was served. Dancing. too. was a|
hm ”Mm" in the Town Awelnm‘vlm:2:;tgfiftll‘3mcottllmgaglnoticed were
the following: Mina Brcndllnxer. the
"Poor Box." a l’illlaldo inntitutlon:
Mien Prather. a ilailowo‘on nightmare;
ithclr woil~kuown spoolf'dauue and dt-~
! lighted all present. The haii'a decora-
itlona made the dance poulble and
J when every electric light was nuddcn- colored mommy and child:
Harms. a snake charmer; Minn Smith.
a ghost; gypsy girls. pitmpltlno. impel.
Colonial demos. little nirln, Quaker.
Greek. girl, ghosts, mouse. Turkish
maidens, Red Riding Hood, French
dolls, Dolly Vardena. etc.
Ely extinguluhetl there burned militi-
illldk’il of little candleu not about in
ulaclt-olatnters and Japanese lan-
ltcrnu. The spook dance was a hit.
The hall was prettily adorned with.
. fall and ilnllowe‘en doooratloua. pump-
i~kine, corn'utalka. and leaves. All
* around the hall about half way to the
ceiling repolod Jack-o'dbntorua and
the Jap lantern alternating in manne-
.‘m'out. ~
i in the carrier of the hall wan Fold-
licr‘a orchestra. aurroundod by aim-
tlur decorations on! the rest of the hall.
and with the added attraction in
American finite. Borne palms and
fume helped to aim variety to the
booth.
When it came limo for the apook
dullt‘o tho electric lights were extin-
guished and in the nomiedarknala the
young [leoplo nildod about. the hall.
Weird manic anti suspiciously weird
inolnen were heard, but. none appbarcd
. to be frightened and the dance was a
i auctions.
Tho dance proved to be u. moat grab
trying financial and social auction in
i every particular and to the indicts who
leo Itllccetllluily arranged fol-the affair
belougl a large amount or credit.
t The nonitultteo:.‘htrs.» William H.
vl’ayue,l.otrairwontan. 1319;; Man Baton,
door monomer“. amino. Francis
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viiioinoraooooeee
Milan Marguerite llilv‘vorth and (1.
Ward Van Aletyno entertained a par~
ty of their friends at a Hallowe’en
.loya'blo one throughout and thaw pro-
aent were generator in their preloou of
the hoopltnlity of the houte.
nllaractdi'intloa of the place lent it a
rural apponranro appropriate. to the
occaaion anti llf'llilflll.
in tho conrao of the evening. many
saint-n were played. danciu‘ some
and a delightful noolai timflflidrtilll-
patted in by all. Then macrobioti-
ploaatll‘u ”roamed by turpentine
won a late hour when the guests won-
Da am .
"fl“ n I tied their several ways boinoward.
and Nina Jennie Mo
.lunlorn, and a genuine milowe’en cup-i L0“ A" “I“? Furniture null rm...
Miss Wood and Min ilpriumuoyer.x
m" i pant, C. 11). Green was totally destroyed
of dainty retroahmouu. which wero
amounted wan rollnh on the part of
the. young. nodule in attendance. it
‘ at" .‘ ‘ '
'~ y . . 1......” . thaeuhins their boats in no uncertain
' of good terms for their evening of rare pleas-
Wt are.
i}. ii. Billil iiiil
iiiii liiiil illili-E
sonel Eilecto
The house in Went Norwalk owned
by William Maury, of New York city.
together with all his furniture and the
household alto-tun of its present occu-
Shutuit entertained with eelcctiona on i and one who did"much to gm the but 3 “M" "9 "w" power.
uniting party. three dishes. awinglng‘or corporation: and that care
Two "E" K'tl‘n Iv ; How Mr's. Cunco ever managed to?
The bailouts that
built right. that
grows with the donut ,
‘ effort. is the billion:
that in built on 8on-
tlncl advertioing. .
WIA'I'I-IIR .FORIOAIT,
Cloudy tonight; Thursday fair: colder
5 tannin trans
an an llllllil
Wm WM" iii.“
NiXi SUMMER
Accident Occurred
Attorney
'" "h r n
Mrs. Anthony C. Canoe. of South
Norwalk, while driving her automo-
' . u
lllllll 1. ways" says and, C. 13,425, skidded in Wall street, ASK“. ll, 3'” Preserved Gill!!!
, this morning, on the slippery trolley , I
Thera i' "0 Doubt About the tracks and the can run almost inside Graham 3 Pnflmit' 8'” RB-
' _ the meat market of H. Romanov before u '
Work afilflfl Underway its progress was checked. Mrs. Cuneo ”“08 In“ "at Put It Away
lost complete control of the achlne m‘ Alcohol"
when it stancd skidding and though .
she did all in her power to t‘irevent, the ' '
“Re Inlay ‘1le n“ can mounted the curb, crossed the
sidewalk and started into the store. “mus 8'“ WAS ‘ ‘ '
cmsuunn‘llfln PLAN? A brick post arrangement about, ‘ A‘
ieighteen inches square was knockedi PRESSE" fun B‘s“.
iaimont to pieces by the impact withé
Old Home WCCK PI'CICCi Explain 1‘19 rial" forward spring plates. About?
l nix bricks were knocked ottt and one1 Sold Furs and leweir to B ‘
l l
on by Thoma8 A. SkBily was crumbled almost into dust. The: _ y w
. {right ltcadiightand mudguard forwardf Camp 0W" . "
That the rallavfor the Norwalk-Ncw were broken and
bent. respectively-l .
Canaan trolley line will be laid by noxt : and there were other minor marks 0'3 About all Of the testimony in‘
sitnimur w” stated as an almost. as‘g“°““?"‘ on the car. but the engine wartime divorce case Of Waiter Fargo» . l.
cured fact by John H. Walsh. one of-‘all right and after the car had been“. son, 'Jr” of Stamiord. against Emmi .
the prime “DOVGI'S m the "01le line. .1 backed out Mrs. Cunoo piloted it 3W8." i Curstgirs Ferguson; was before Juan
% Howard J. Curtis of the superior court
through the legislature. lie mention-i ,Hm'w‘m“ “5 u did “’0‘“ 9‘30 ‘ ycsterday. The last half hour of yes.-
ed that. it will be unneceasary to have .oclork tho accident drew a large' terday'a hearing was held in cham- ‘
the assistance at outside Dillylpnniqg;m‘uw¢ Tramc Officer Thomas 3- DOT" here on rebuttal teatimony on tied...
with «“ ncy was soon on the scene and ”Morons-complaint 01 the defendant.
9'1“" twt‘eaaary details 1“" hi“ “31’0”“ who aliegel cruelty and acts of an
lie also assisted and directed the ro—i
“naval of the car from blocking the:
Etral‘lic in Wall street. ‘
(Continued on Seventh Page.)
(Continued on Eighth Page.) A ‘
"‘T‘KE F0! .EEnlgetinto the store seems miraculousfi'.80"£“lni HIT? . L
-. ‘Tbo right side of the car must have: "EL” |' ”‘0‘” “I“. '
“is.” imbued fl telegraph pole. which stands?
MAW MNDlW. N .J.. Nov. 1,...ithere. by a fraction of an inelaaccord-i . .
Willem humanitarian moon orilns to the menu left in in. an“. anchor mmumde party attenuate.
»M-mlx“wtoo~cmm aimiroadwny. - .ilue evening. 1a,...eum- nuance
Ind John Toot. balloon than at Plea-.3. A witness elated that the car was”. W . in Braid Mikhail
ontvllio. were killed. and William Joplin! Wt up the hill with I clear "9" by We '- Mi 3“".
Vin. of the coin. pm, w“ [unmimth and that suddenly it faced ouch ”0’10 0' $116 to". dial";
today. when a hunter tired at them at ‘ 1y at right angles towhere it had been 3 tlmfl in Store 101' than Ind bent on
Woymouth, '1‘ mug“ from here. Theisolng and jumping the curb “1ng forgohaerying Hallowo On It no motto!“
man wild to my, made the fatal 1 the alone an straight as an arrow. Thai what the coat. The element: did not
mistake is cold to be Charles No,_ipecullmr accident caused much merri- 11:3“th 293:1 :I‘élho crowd; W
cron i ‘ ‘iment among the gathered crowd polo van: 0 e e er. .
UMer‘thtlf’33'gt-3: TfihXthxriuu”. it was dialcuit to imagine such? The costumes were in many in
union Opened today. ' ‘damm to the brick Sullivan banding" 085 unique and the fun of the avail
The party went the ninth: in metal the loci of not Hill, when the car,°eatered largely in the attempt; oh
wood: near Wei/mouth and at during apparently going slowly at the the Dam (If-the younx Movie to go“!
hmk m. hunters were walking downi time. . ;the identity of their fellows. ‘
a road to up, their utandn. With-3 Mn. Cunoo did not appen- to be up: One feature of the evening was thaw
out warning. a chat was tired from Welally familiar with running theiblflmrl’ Ill“ Chi“. the “"1 9””, 50‘ f
the undemm“ on the Maude “acute. thil being the opinion of Ievoralilnfi won by Ml" Velma Buttery.
Steelman, You “d Jarvic fell. A mo experienced drivers who were .rflunll 1 while the consolation trophy went to
an! the time. She was alone in the car Paul Jamel.
t . ‘
meat later he man who tired the buck ; “ the mm M the accident. During the evening Mrs. James on-
li‘:l.:i.i”‘§i.1.“‘£.‘ii.:3:2..i“.‘i.22‘; WW... . .. . "A
3‘, mmake‘ The m other men more of speed a is likely that u “'ntlii}0“9‘143839d Goose. which took thO.
the hunting party who cleaned the have been wrecked and Mrs. Cuneo in- party by “ONE , A,
,im-ed. A: it was one weevno: oven Oihél' games were indulged in and
shot secured a vehicle and the wound-
, iiarred from 11* «at. f in appropriate ways the Wild/“ma
out man were started for Pianoantvlile.. . away the short hours. .
Before reaching there. Stoolman and ‘ Thoee “ream. were Mine Gouda
i You! h“ died. Both Md been “M in i “90'“ PIITIEI .Gandrup. Miss Lorena Byxbee. hire.
{the b.“ and “W" M“ ”Wham ‘ In 6|.I' GOIP‘I i'l‘homas Jamel. Mics Sadie Hendriclto.
by tire. this morning. at 10:30 o‘clock.
the place being deserted at the time
. time it was discovered the inadequate
.ufforta or neighbors rallied to cave
coutente.
5 bloat destroyed.
j The orlnin of the fire in a myotery
barn dance, lent, evening. at the barn? and will probably never be explain“; uproot. entertained a mum- at her
at Mr. Van Aletyne'a home. in Bay-t Mr. Green carried no innocence on
view avenue. The affair ”was an on- bin furniture and thereby suffers a
5 heavy loan.
1 Mr. Maury. the owner of tho homo plat and under the supervision of the
lie a New York than who rte-ides lnl
Thtr‘epaoioun «one hail wan taste-i Wont Nurwaut during the common
fully decorated for the occasion with; His household offecta were in the com ~
flaps and peanuts, while tho getteralieamed building and were totally tie-
' Rt "Wild.
estimated at about the baton amount
was the house.
the home- were ‘ futile.
urea mac hint-tr 'on DAY.
hum tritium
of the start of the blaze no that by the:
either the building or any of it-
C h
At the time of the Male. Mrs. Green
was vlaitiog her mother-indent. Mn.
0. 1). Green and woe not. advised of
the fact that her little home had gone.
up in human until the place was ill-
l-le carried insurance onioeorno R. Van Alatyuc: the second by
both them and the house. The loss toi|
the houan in estimated at about $1,000
:while the total loan of furniture was
Mr. Maury‘a furniture was ioourotianti
Fenced by the ”brink wiadn which
blewup. this morning. the fire wan too
far gon‘e when uncovered and effort.
on the part of the neighbour to quench-
7-pauongor oourinr our. limousine and
come of the that in the lee. i l mu Clara Clark. Mien Edie Jumeo.
The hunter “ho “Nd ""9 fatal shot . Mia: Hazel Newcomb. Mina Mabel Wlh
its under surveillance and can be NV) The Old Well Cigar Company. of i son. My“ gum James, Mine Gladys.
,en into custody at. a moment's notice 1 Washington street, South Norwnlk, Wilson Mina Iida Walkiey, Mra. John
Sin can the police want him. itook a decided step forward in minimum. lilies mulse Cable, Min win
. , , way of progreau, today, when they nc- l Findlay. M". mug Rose, M13. Lilith
"40“ YOUR LUNCH copied 3‘ ' partner. William PJFluke, Mina Nellie Wiggle-worth. Midi >
‘deiicloua frosted cup cakes. 2c each. , F‘lero. Jr” formerly of New York city, Mabel Jauea. Mien Venom Eatery, “my .
l-‘relh cookie-r Banner Bakery. Tel. a man thoroughly acquainted with the Florence Mills. My” Mabel 8M!“
391 cigar bunlnen and one when standing i Thomas McGlone, rpm“ Janes, Cheri“
”MW in the claar menumwmx 1mm"? 1 Llndxulst. Waldo Cable, William no
tautoturtn water
" 0’ "'0 WM". intone. Frank Alien, Mr. Honoring”
Harv to and Fliillll
Mr. Flora ban beon'auixnod to the? Nelson» Carruthora George m
W
g are. Morrison. 8. Jul-vii. of 35 Want
“1”“ d”"“‘”'“' 0’ "'9 concern,l Charles Brown. William Webb. Artie
where. it in thought. hie wide acquain- l'lll. Walker. ' .
tance in the trade will enable him lol _ ~ "-
bring excellent ranultn I ‘t... or
‘ FIRE CENT i
l . .
. Mr. Flam is a wall-known and cue-i F‘L.E
friends. ”um!“ afternoon. at h" oeanful cigar maker of long landing.‘
The celebration of Halloween mi
"0'“ at “ wblut mm" Th" “m"llip to the time of ltn dissolution. he
concern had its plant at the corner of l "“"Ted' laat evanlnn. by the “MM
1847 anti maintained by the inertilwrnif'lo“th Norwalk, by some lrmaponalhlh- _
his reward. The business were still The“ alarm; “"3 sometimes 8M6
hasten, a delightful time was enjoy-
ed by all. " '
There were. three tables at whlet
was in the naturc of a Hailowc'on in»: was Identified with George ‘B. lillllerl
8eventy~eevchth “root and Avenue A.i“‘ of a m“ “13"“ from,‘ n" ““3“
and the first price watt won by Mrs,
& Company an lie necrotary. This}
New York city. it won established in ‘ box number 9. altuated ammo: nti‘odl.’
_ of the family until the loot panned mtpariy.
Mra. John Sherman and the third by i
am. Henry 0. Shel-or.
A mini time canned. appropriate
. to the cannon and then dainty refrenlt-
manta were served. Various Hallow-
coutiaaed until a short time ago a tile- 9‘1 "y deplorable “WNW” and that“;
“troue fire “0“.“de m, plant and thorltieo should use every moaned ‘
it was never reestabliehod. ed “0 them ‘0 run “W“ "‘9 Wild
With the advent ofuthe new partner and WWW“ Pi!“ ‘0 “‘9 full 03““
3"“ game. and 50"" ““9 indulggd in the concern. the force of employeel 0' “‘9 ‘W-
in moduli had an unuaually pleasant 1. to 59 enlarged to w,“ u m, mop, Not long place a concomitant a ‘
“Minoan. ’ - a. ' . of brad.. Th9 member‘ 0:" th. op“. wag turned)“ frOmBDflnfiwUDd M
” > . ' , - . ’ . corn aroolthe opinion that Mr. Fioro‘n reunited “l. ”‘3 “d “a“ “l 9“»
mutton our eon Partly; . by” “and,“ my wide ammonium the woman membm of the do
‘ ‘If youfrwant tube will drew“ to! m the trade flu be beneficial ‘0, my, mom. Fem alarmean ' dop
little, money. you the old «inlaid» rhodium. ‘ breachen or the law and boron
:ment of dam him no immanent '~ ‘ - _ m poneertratod those command
at. Secondhand. and: out cinema: . ‘4 yucca Hint atom“ on am. the coutomptible trlclt enema an .
. . ‘ r1 homeopathy". image at livery prim. 'rot. tone-ta. well baton notice. ‘
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