1
.11
1 she was not able to walkto the Ply-
~ that the sister who was now in the
The pall'ibearern were Frank Wood-
tho r’ld0w of George Osborne. one'of
' that‘fwfll’i'knovm residents of Milford.
FORUM
CANDiDATES FOR CONGRESS.
’i‘l11 bright and eloquent young gen
eitnian, Albert Phillips who represen-
ted the town of Stamford at the last
111-11311111 of the general assembly, is 1hr
rholte of his town for the nomination
in tongress 11nd of a number oi‘ othm
towns too in the dist1it-1. Nor can iln':
candidacy of Jeremiah Donovan, oi
Nurwallt. be overlooked. Once, in 11‘
while it is stated that liomcr S. Cunt
ntings of Stamford, the national 1'0111
miticemnn from this slztto.mu1'bo a
candidate 1111 thcuomlnatlou, and it' he
is. he will not have his friend, Mr.
Phillips. 111-1 a rival in the field. Mr.
l’ltillpls says that Mr. Cummings in
(~zlsil1
nominated in the district. it was sta-
tun by a prominent socialist in this
city that it is he intention of the so
clalists to concentrate their tire on 11
few places in the state and not weak
cn'iheir efforts by making 11 light in,
every town in the slain This plomi i
ncnl soriullat 111111 that his 111111_1' 1'11-
ipu‘llli to poll at least thirty thousand‘
votes in the 11.111 this war. or al10.1l 13-
0011 millt‘ than two 101er ago. Thrv cx- :
tic-(i to (111111119 two sellntmiul tits-i
tr-itls in lll'itlgt'1 1011. intuit-l1 tho.”'111l,i
wiut it was lepresonlt '11 in lull in St 11
ator MoNril, .lr., and the :Llrd, uhoso
interestg 11'111'11 itiIlé‘ll curc oi‘ during!
the. session in 81111111111 1.11m Paddock
who in now the halllor master of that
city and no longer an aspirant for non
:tloriztl honors. The soiitllists will:
make 1111 ci't‘o1t to (upturn tlu» ropioa- }
(11111-111011 of Nougntuck where tin-1' 1110
11.111 in It)( at capital, or .1 the towu of
Plymouth 11 here liwv have u nulnbor;
of It lloworn iivinlt in the, thriqun 1“
1111.19 of Ter"1,11illo it is evldcnt from
this that the 'sucm'sa of tin" socialists:
in the at ate campaign his 1'11111 will 110*
No 1111111111111 Illsmluntalm of the ,1...”
111mr11ts.This recalls .1 r1 mark made
* I" Widrmo 1011111111111 nicotipnimthln city)“
by a prominent republican, when he
,hhii analyzed the vote cast. Ho said
growth of socialism than the, demo-
i-la1tt1nd had more to fear from tho
that he believed the republicans of
0111111. His reference was only to this
r'Jty.~«Hal‘li‘0rd Times. I
A (oilection of W. ll. 'l‘.‘ a and T. R' s
remarks about each other should
«1111111 an ideal scrupbook.»~Newnrk
Star.
111111111 111171111.
Funeral of Mrs. Elect: Osborne. 1
Tile funeral of Mrs. Elocta Owl
home was held 011 'l‘uosduynl‘tcr1loon
fl'mn vili‘l' home on liroad street The
house was completely filled with
friends and neighbms, who gathered
do pay the last tribute oi‘ rrspett and
affection in loving 1"cmcml1111ncc of 11
dearly loved and faithful 11'.icnti TheI
flowers were vclv beautiful and lni
cluded quuntlles of laastel lilies and"
calla lilies besides roses, 11111111110111
sweet peas and ferns, while on the;
Mantels and tables were bouquets of;"
the garden flowers that. Mrs. Osborne;
loved so well, the pure lilies of the?
valley and iris blossoms. The ser-
vice was conducted by the Rev. How-
ard Mesol've, the pastor of the church,
of which Mrs. Osborne walls 11 member.
and the Rev. William l1, Mitchell,
pastor of the Methodist church, where
Mrs. Osborne attended service, when
mouth church. Mr.. Mitchell men-
tioned in the few remarks he made.
loud uhove would be much missed
from the church services. and told of
hor‘xéntle and 11111111111111 (1111111111111 1111:,
and of her devotion to the church.
M118. Stunner sang “Nourer My (Tod to
Thee, " and “Face to Face" with sweet
and comfort-int;~ expression that
brought. peace to the Borrowing hearts.
ruff; Sanford Hawkins, William Car-
rlmton and Nathan Faun. The inter-
out 1m in the family plot in the
lion! cemetery. Mrs. Osborne wth
,ls‘burvivoti by one son, William
10 Clovcland, Ohio.
33% .‘VD you: 01: are, and, 1
ll
POLITICAL ARENA
COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION AS
CLEANED FROM. NATIONAL AND STATE
PRESS.,..........
tho ablcst man who could be1
I John Kiminn died at her home on tho‘
: residence,
)wrnon at 1‘2: 30 o'clock
beth Ana Raymond Wore held yester-
ad‘ windfall and wanted to do some-
tbtng extra for his son and h0ir went:
into a hardware store and inquired
the price of bath tabs for bablon. ‘Hol . .
was shown several. and finally ulcet- “
0d the only one which be thouobtundd
ouonnh for hi0 littlo mason ”lili-
mid the alumna. "film
83. 75." "Geo Wiliklnl “03
man. “Well. if M‘I
hnvo to [a on
coal manic."- "
my Ind one grandson. Goorsc‘ I.
11 ‘ ,
OF THE
.
Inot only because of the tender care
{they rocpived, but on ntcount of the
Igeneronity of their owner. for the
tflowera were frequently sent to sick
{rooms as well an to trionda who loved
'them. Mia. Osborne leaves a‘large
Icircie 01‘ friends, and will ‘be much
111llssed.hl11ny kind acts were r1101»
fanned by the neighbors and friends
during her illness. and many beautiful
flowers weie sent to her, to cheer her
during the time she was shut in" and
,to uurround hot in health, and all
ithoae attentions and relnombrancen
are much appreciated by her children,
of whom! homo tube was a loving mcm
bcr Milio1d torrespundcnte" The
, in idgeport Telegram.
The deceased was quite well known
in South Norwnlk and several local
1f1'iends attended the services in Mil-
l 01 -
-._———
"‘Funerai'of Alexander M'Coy.
The funeral of the late Alexander
McCoy, was held Saturday afternoon
from Grace Baptist (‘hurch Rev. G.
.l. Scbrec, of Louisville, Kentucky.
who Was recently called to tho pastor-
.ate of the church, conducted the. nor
vice, preaching it touching sermon
front the text Eccinniantrs 12:5 “Mun
north to his long 'houw. Mourners
about. ”to stream." Thr- pallbnonrt-rn
were mcmbcrs of Norwailr Lodge, No.
2081, Charles I). Lloyd, James E. H.011-
ltina. Allen Aiken, William Fisher,
Itpoorgo W. Johnson and Charles Guth-
rie. The choir of the church lcd tho
music, naslstcd fly the Perkins Quar-
tct'te from the M. E. Church and 84an
several favorite aclcctlons of the de~
ceased. The interment. was in River"
side cometary. Tho deceascd was. 11
member of Mount Lebanon Lodge. No.
ll. 6. it. o. O. R, of Philadelphia. “0
tnui been hero since. 1907.
1
m..."
Master 11, E. Monro.
Darrah E, two years and Heron;
"10le 9111 m1 of llprrnh .l 31001131!
of Holden avenue, died at home 'Bdtnrc'
dnv aileron. illnoo’n of tincttmoniu. The
funeral will be held frm his home thin:
afternoon at. 2:80 and interment» will
take place in SL Mary‘s cometary.
Catherine Amelia Kingim.
Catherine Amelia thgius, wife of
West Side Rowavton, at midnight;
Sainrdnv at the ago of “it yours. The
i‘unomi aetwlccs will be hold on Tues-
day afternoon at 2 o‘clock from the
. The lnt‘crmcnt. will follow
hr
in tin- Darlou cemetery.
Loula H. Omstcau.
touts llanry Olmatoud. ot Nod. died
in(‘.1'11ubur\' vostcrdnt morning. He
is aur'vimd 111 two brothels and two
Eaistots
111111. The funeral will be held from
the home of his sister, Miss Harriet
()lnlstcad, of Wilton. on Tuesday af-
Elbert W. Hawkhurot.
Elbert 11. llawxhurst died Shturdnv
111 (‘ranbur'y aged eighty-six venrs and
eleven months. The funeral services
wll1 beheld this after-110011 at 3 o'clock.
The remains will be taken to Wast-
bnro. L. 1., tomorrow morning for hp
torment. '
Funeral of M00. Raymond.
The funeral services of Mrli. Ellin-
day afternon at 3 o‘clock. Rev. [1.8
Howell officiated and interment. took
place la the cometorv at St. Paula
church yard.
To K0011 on In th0'0id Way.
A toad fathcr who had an unexpect-
lie wan fortv-nine years of 1
.' 11111111111111.1111 m
“to Parenting
NEVER ALLOWED TO “iNFORM”
~mu Mitlury Etiquctu rm to
. "‘Ti imlmucd on Yamaha in
tho B0rvlcc.
i“ “No matter how much a Second lieu-
Mount in the may may know, he
Wflhsi navy pyunmo to tutoring 1110
,‘ mn‘rlor mocha,” "marked a captain
lawn.) up“ on arm-italics: of the Na-
11111161 Gud'rd'dY tho plltrict 0f Colum-
bia recently. ‘
"l found that out long we Col. 0.
B. Mltoham, in command of thin It'-
Ntllior'y division. 00110 1110 a~ ~i'euuoat for
tinformtftioa 1110111» 60an lines. and
I dug out the material and wrote out
a letter in reply which I thought was
strictly military. 1,101.1: it down to
"MW Buy at 1111111111 headquarters.
Drew has been I. post quartet-master
sergeant in the islanda, and has had
more experience in tho formality of
military correspondence than any one
I know of.
"Surat Mike looked at it one nec-
ond and nearly fainted. 'Great Scott.’
he gasped, ‘you'd be allot. at. sunrise
if you sent. that along.
“1 had Written, 'Slr, I ha 0 the hon-
or to inform you, and no orth.’
"it looked good and military to me.
but Bet-gt Mike Drew, when he had,
recovered from the shock. wept on
my shoulder and said:
"'My boy. don’t you know in the
form a superior ofllcerf
have all the information in the world,
but. don’t presume to inform anybody
that's even one inch over you it will
not you in bad. Just change that lat-
ter so it will read. I have the honor
to report.”
\ ..
MINCE PIE FINDS CHAMPION
Barring of 001001011“ 0000011 From
F0m0|0 Seminarlu Hold to lo
leoi on Pantry.
Mince pic has endured from genera-
tion to generation and in not cut
down. It had suffered long from the
attacks of critics for whom it is
strong meat. but it still in kind to
those who love it and whom it loves.
It gives and needs strength. We note
without despondenoo the attempt in
various New England collar» for
girls to give this delectable dilhn
now had 11111110 and hang it. _
"It is ruinous for the complexion,”
says one preceptrcso. And another
But at. good old Wolleaiay they have
mince three times a year "for tho‘
girls who cannot to home for the:
holidays." and them you have the}
whole can for tho libcled pantry in
a sentence. Minco pic I11 the home pin.
it spells Thanksgiving and Chriltmu
and a happy New Year and buck-to-
the-tarm and sood-foothoold-folka and
all sort: 0! thinnltbnt keep together
the families in which the nation in
great. .
Comple'xioaai Why, the country
drew the hot air of life. And it Willa
be full of them still when the last fool
of mince pic falls under the crust that.
mother makes. As for the alril’ col-
rniolnu a parcel of daugbtcra thltl
cannot stand mince pie, it sunny in
not bringing up 0 band of micro ca-
titleld to the ballot.—-Ncw York World.
Too 000p.
Joseph E. Widener was abowing a
group of visitors his father's incom-
parable picture gallery at Lynwood
Hall, the Widener residence of white
marble near Philadelphia.
The talk turned to forged Raphaoln.
and Mr. Widener said:
"There is an American who bought
a Raphael in 301110 some yours no.
The Italian law prohibits the unor-
tatlon of masterpieces, and tho Amer-
ican had the happy idea of setting the
Raphael painted om. This was ac-
cordingly done The rare old paint»
in; reached New York in the tulle of
a modern snow scene. ,
“Then a restoror‘ under the watch.
in] owner's eye. net to work on it.
With a npongo dipped in turpentine
he proccaded to rub the snow scone
off. He spanned it off readily, but he
spanned a bit; of the Raphael off, too
~ind, behold, underneath the Rs.-
phnel a. portrait. of Marconi was re-
rollod.” ‘1
No More Fox Harm for Him.
Arthur B. Suit, sheriff of Prince
Georges county. Md, says he never
again will indulge in a fox chase. He
always was fond of the sport. but on
the occasion of his but chain be 1101!
such an unplcmnt and exciting I:- ‘
parlance tint 110 concluded to no 01001-
.301110 in 11111 futon. ‘
11nd: ' out but 0 chori'.
land to fricnd0."b0fbr01'
um to at: 1111. 2011116111 1110
A 0km yum the fnl'l” mp1:-
hm.” ‘
Elli“ and 1111.11.
'1 #111111 Our m €10.11
1“d.'t'%“'1x.tt'.t“‘ «.11
in vlllazc
MW“
-. the uni-
M critical
army nobody~i| ever allowed to iu-l
You may;
pratea of technicalities of disallow?
was full of than before any food critic.
law—wen. 11 111. higher education 1111 ‘
of her 11113011 110110 in writincto him.
«Out-014W” 001-1110» Inna,
Germany pminbly holds the record
for out—otdhoryay inn names. Berlin
the “ ‘omfortable bomb" the ”i‘od
Frog,“ the “Dirty Parlor," the ”Bloody
Ilonea." the “lioxers' Den," the "Four-
liuudrod-Woixht Man" and the ‘fihiu,
sicIl Cats," whilst a suburban land-
lord. whose 11611110 stands dearth coma-
tery and la a popular “pull up" for
mourners, has dubbed it, very oppre-
priutely, the “Last Tear.”
Lon Truwr'o.
A man who want half way around
the world on a wild score chase tor a
supposed buried treasure continued
from New York to Salt Lake for the
pleasure of thrashing the man who
told him the story of a great cache
which did not exist. if he will now.
employ somebody with an adequate
sized boot to take care of his own case
the incident will have reached tho
logical conclusion. I
”1'—
00“ Scratch 0 Table Log to Plan
A table has boon in the poanualpn
of a Duluich, England. family for over
eighty years, and during this time the
Ivarioua cats they have 11011911011011 have
scratclfed one leg, and one leg only,
till at last they so wore it away that
1“ became useless and had to be re-
,fplacetl with a new log. The old leg in
unity. _
i
A Record of 0 Maine M090 Hum.
111 the 11111111111 for 2.180 consecutive
tdcys and traveling 39.678 miles ii the
record of Lee, the stage horns bf
Ivonne river Lee is owned by Jonas
tiioidca, who transports mall between .3
Moose River plantation and the rail-
and station. and in the past six
years there has not been a day when
the has not been in hurricane—Porn
] land Prcfi.
i
i
‘ ci0v0r Family.
“What is the Higgins family doing
tnow?” "The wife in writing poems
ithat nobody will mad, the daughter
in painting pictureit that nobody will
I buy, the son in 1" riting plays that no-
lbody will put on the stage. and the
1 husband to writing checks that nobody
1 will each" -
l l i. . t 171' -
Lion'l Mtructlon Decrccd.
Every man’s hand in against
lion.
by all the governments of
the continent by the white race is
likely. belora n 5111111 many years. to;
I cloao his history except in a low to
0
glans.
i
Ancient Pcruvlan City.
The “file scientific rxpoditlon into,
the ltt'tnrior of Peru baa roturnod its;
members found the ruins of an ancient
luca cin, hitherto unknown. in the
midst bf 11 boundlcaa wilderness they
identified the remains of public bail».
Too Flattering.
"Fiattery la dannurous to aensitlvo
indies," unyn the Wino Man.
cause one evening i told a lady that
one 1109 as meat as honey, and the
next day she had hivca. "
8mm People.
they want. to draw compound interest:
for life on the little chnritabie deeds
they do just for the put-pone of heap
ing the world from nuwpoctlns that;
they are cold‘hearted and stingy.
Mcncy fun! 0110 Know.
Mrl. Khickcr~“l ace the money;
trust is to be lava-ligated." M111
Booker—"Pm glad somebody is going;
to get after Tom; 1 can't not a blessed
cent out of him."—-Ncw York Sun.
Fund Alumina.
"Alundum." la the name given to a
fused form of alumina. It is exten-
sively used in tho manufacturo of
crucibles and other vessels for which
a refractory material is needed.
Marin Upward 81011.
If we can perceive beauty in every-
thing of God' 111 data: We may argue
that we have reached the true percep-
tion of its universal tun—Ruskin.
Advance; of cums-1111111.
In point of time Europe and Ameri-
can are nearer together now than Lon-
don 011d Edinburgh were twd hundred
"in 0011- ‘
-.
mimic Sign of Lon. '
What 11 Japanese maiden denim to
show 11mm citation to 1100 lmr.
she 11000 tit0 sharpened point of 0110
011.111.1111 of T0100.
About twantydlvo hundred years no
the dint 111m were levied on the Attic-
niau 11001110 by the 1031010101- Solon.
m
Th0 714011110 of 001100.
'i’lt'c [Mimi lrlenda of n 001100 In
"00b 'who put their fingers an 1110
. toutit'md try' to find 0 find!
railway conch“
V W tho railway. WA
*0 on com
111m 10 1111111111111.
titer of tho" 1111111
alone can boast the "Angry 1400100 '”
still in existence and kept 0.11 a curi- g
the,
Hill destruction in eucauraittml.
Africa; I
and the occupation at most parts off
i
l
a temple and I royal Quince 1 .t
“i am;
alwayn very careful in the matter be- g
flan Namca' pool room
I Dr. Humprlca came up to .Bruhay
' image for Momorial 11111.
The trouble with home people is that 1?
& Turner. 31110 recovered from his re:
.cent 11111111101111.1011
1 11191111111 to .1. 11111111111 01 company.
M011
ONT walk into a store
and pick out a 0111i lint .
1. '11:: '11." WE
11.12: 11.111.11.11 1.1m." 311::
«11010 wring the 001110 style.
Thrown 51th individuaIity into
5T1'11ll 11.. 31.7.1331 u'1
w u
uddivmpun m (sample: in;
, rooms.
The new building in thirty-411111 11111! ‘
~1' lzwaonnord SL.
‘ it»:
NO-RWALKERO manor Nzw
YORK nun. .
New York, has moved into the new
.ilanhero’ Trust 'tlompany Building at
the corner of Wall and Nassau streets
the
lion in all to inspect
it's high. The vault in the 1111150111 in
iorty tuna and the hinges 11 club
tons. The Bankers Trust (7111111111111
has four 11111311 and two basements.
Warren 0. Woodward. of Beldou 111'-
1111th I11 employed in this bank and
has taken several of iris Norwalh
friends through the banking quarters
A..-»..-._......
1112211. RESULTS
are what want advertllers scrip—not
merely seeing their ads in print. Sen-
tinel wants reach all the right people
in The Norwaika and bring results
I atwaynwnot occnlionally.
FIRE ALARMS
‘IOUTHWNORWALK mu 1111111101
M“ noxu “ I
Fire Alarm Headtfunrtera 01 Electrn
Works. Teleploue for fire alarm
No. 2 .
sw‘xWaahlnzton and North Main St!
Inhackomo Hotel.
4—1100 and Raymond at:
liv- x11. 0 Count ldactory, print0.
I-«Huyt' a Theatre.
T—Norwuik lion anglttal
i~uu0lc 11111111111610 Ind City Eaton
9~Cm00 8t.
ll-IW00! 81.. Franklin School.
Concord and Lunch
chat) in.
11111 Main and Ann 8".
if1~liiuh St. and Ba view Ave.
td—«xfs‘orwflk iron orila
lT—Wcat Ave. and Cedar St.
ltl-lilnh School. Went Ave
211-11'1111 St. and Taylor A10.
ill-11ElyAvo1nnd Down 8!
20‘- Chestnut and flour Sta
25-4180 th Main and crime 810.
'6—-l.ex ngton Ave. and Austin Bl.
tho walthuwn "BRUNER" the.
lid In 100 MIN 0 out in our
1W3“! mm. «don ova
ourmhmtliuyou wiiiwbctiu
envy Mytttlv circle.
JOHN KUBOVIC '
New Location
213 Washington St.
So. Norwalk
m. m..,....................,......_ ,1... I-..V....._........_
1‘ Mine Mamie (lunch ia-vlaitiug E. C.
ituoroe.
Frank Fisher 1111; takon a position at
c
-a— «0-...—
llarry Parkingtun is at the Bridge-
port lioapital ill with appendicitis
Gray thus. automobile Is out again.
arfter beingtoverhauied undpainted.
..~
her Talmudnc lvlill summer home yes
tea'day.
Mrs. E. V. Frothingham and family
have gone to the Catskills for a short
Mr. and-Mrs. Flanders of New‘York
have arrived for the-1111111101:
A-tzthur Enmmis was out yesterday.
Mr. Salamia is recovering from a re-
cent attack of rheumatism. '
Edward Smith employed by Weed
and in at workW
again.
The dance given in Raymond‘s Hail
Hall by the American Mechanics, was
enjoyed by a number of people. The
rooms were prettlly decanted for the
occasion and 0 varied progrn‘m With
9000 rapidly.
maklN 0 cmrauv my
' WTMQT. , . _ .
The bound of direction at i110 Non
walk Library 11:01 Friday and x and
wooded 0110 but for finishing 0 11114
timbers 111000011 W wanton: Dr.
J o. tit-emit 111111 11.1.11. Bishop, our.
11 Howard. any can or. 111111111111
1111.1 111111111111 Committee on Media.
hon, staid: trauma-t. 01100110110
1100111. 1111111 1110111112 11110 11, 10
Mrs. Baldwin of New .Yrok was at 10";
lacs. moonlight danced. two steps, gyps-i
0y and 30111- 1111111 made the eventual . ‘
‘Tw-W eat and Elm Grove Sta.
ll—Iliiouth0w Main St. betwaen Grove am
The Bankers Trust Company, 01"
in Will street. and ban issued invilutl
llanltilth
tho world and the door alone weighs,
1110i
01
born. union :itb iuo‘ ‘ 1 "I
En“ la 0A.”;wfi
PI .
_1 £131)“ "A '
ymknanu .hfifléfi
SOID BY 011011511
1%
Hotel Mahacit
1 1. a. comma, Nor. "
Service and Cut-inc U.
Flat» 32 Per day and U ‘ I
.<.¢_a.. .. 4.
eUNoAv DINNEREM
Banquets a Specialty
Tics ............. 601:, S
d Sta
33.41.“) Electric Works, State 8:.
ill-~11.“ ring and Cla rite. 1
36m uvilnnd and alt-1 800.1
Via-xiwckuood lit; Co I
uni-1111110111 Ave. and Cedar St.
tz'm'i‘aytor Ave. and South St
03~ “ooritvard Ave. and Meadow St
15w {1111111 and Quintard Aves.111d W010
ld-~~\\’oodward and Layman: Avon, i
'lmijloldun Hill St. and Elmwood Ave. L
512 -—~“ a-«hlugton Bt. Britt qt- 1
.i«~l“rright yard and A111 ht . privoto
5k Nornulk lock (.11.. 1111111111-
1111 Denotes non- interfering 00x00.
1M1 Manic-r box. from whim the nun:
her of any box can be sounded.
Ono stroke at l: noon and I 11.1:
standard time. )-
nna stroke at odd times.
iinn 1111M. \-
Tvro smokes after an alarm. fire out. to
calls departmrnt, l-l
Thil‘w slow strokes. water to no 01111: I
I
testing 0 I
I
o.l'f ii—-‘l~
At 12 05 p. m. ouch Wonmday. a box I
la ullex] for test.
Wire alarms tar on district fllo r0
111111011 by telephone.
w
NORWALK FIRE ALARMS
ill-Corner t Main and “all Streets.
21—»Buidun ‘vonuc and Union Place. ,
:«Sprlng Hill and Kellogg Street.
23—4 nlou Park.
”ii—«Wont Awnue 11nd litrkeley Street.
t7~~Frnnistin Avenue 111111 i. you Place.
31—11110 house lPrivate box)
ohm-11111111111110 and Min-win fittest.
33-41111er AVenue and Orchard Street.
Morliapol Street and Harbor Avenue.
flip—West Avenue, near the armory.
“went-vim: Street and Elm Crest.
«Cross Street and Wilton avenue.
12.. Main street and North Avenue.
1.14111an Sir-tot.
SIM‘Plhil‘M Street and 'l'lndall Lane.
fi?——~Mnin and Catherine Stn‘eto.
$3~hovrCam1an Road and Fair Strut
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