w u\u\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘.\,‘\t\_m\‘
w.u.u.v antral-nann- luv/Ar
Herring. Salad.
oftherrlng 15 minutes in boil,
1'. to cover. Drain, cool and
touches; there should be
ul. Add an equal lnonslli'e
lrdinoh cubes of cold boiled
toe and‘ one fourth the measure
'er .qhopped whites of hard-boiled
Mix thoroughly, moisten with
. teasing, cdverond let stand
'cpldfplace, one hour. .Moisten
Huntington dressing and mold in
ten dish on a bed or crisp lettuce
"Sprinkle with the yolks of
:hoiied eggs, forced through
ricer or puree strainer anti
with rings cut from whites
oiléd eggs and tiny sprigs of
Huntington Dressing.
.one half tablespoonfui of suit,
half tablospoonl‘ul of mustard,
our-tbs tablespoon‘i’ul or sugar
coeftwblespoonful of flour. Add
, f two‘ eggs slightly beaten,
tolblespoonfllls of meltcd butter,
ourthscupl’ul of rich milk :lud
brib'cu‘pful of vinegar. (‘ook ill
holler, stirring constantly, un-
.thlckens like a custard.
all: and cool. When using this
sing or herring salad, to two thirds
“Lad one fourth cupful of heavy
‘beaten until still, to which has
added two tsblcspooni‘uls of can
51‘ plmento puree.~Wonmn's Home
mpanihn. .-
Ghooolate Cake With .Caramei
‘ Filling.
Two squares of chocolate, one half
it” of milk, yolk of one cgc‘. (look
other in a doubts hoilcr. 'l‘urn
V mixing, howl and add Olll‘ cup of
.rr. ,‘
".\‘\V“\W\,-'~“~,W\*‘W‘t,*\ \_U‘-“u““ ’.
‘flr‘flrlfl'y'fl”;
Mk'w/“ld‘r.'r ”I” “f "I‘Mffl. My.“
\. ‘~‘ \ ‘ \‘N ‘ \‘V‘h‘ \,‘\ ‘\ ‘
'u h/‘u,'/vl~nb/~/c;~n-y~r in.
.REGIPES";v3
ugh-anjfiln/alnIlf“ urn/’31. a, ‘f‘fflfn4lfi nu", 1H Aral-ful‘ffl
' ‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘n‘\‘\‘, iu‘u‘u‘u‘x
'spoon of button, one half cup of milk,
level teaspoon soda in milk, one tea-_
spoon vanilla, 1%, cups flour. Bake
in layere' or loaf.
Caramel Filling-«One and one hali’
cups sugar, one half cup milk, butter
size snlhlir'cs‘té, one teaspoon vanilla.
Boll l0 (ll-“:2 minute's,
l
Baked Beets. . i
3 Wash the boots and bake until ten-
der which will take longer than to
boil. Do not test with fork, bllt let
them be in the oven while other cook-
ing is going on until when pressed
hard with the linger and thump the
skin will separate. Peel, slice thin;
and boat for a few minutes ill equal
parts of butter and vinegar.
it
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February and March Worst
for This TrOUble—How to
Remove Easily.
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There’s a reusoll why nearly every.
body freckles in February and March,
but happily there is also a remedy for as RShI‘s of 1‘0898. a Silly-"(ills 811MB
these ugly blemishes, and no one need tllat is lovely in moussclino and vcl-
vci.
i
lSimply get an ounce of othine, are stylish, and though the ashes of
stay freckled.
double strength, from Frank H. ‘Bax.
tor, and apply a. little of it night and others, it is dainty and makes lovely
morning, and in a few days you should KOWIIS‘
see that even the worst freckles have
begun to disappear, while the light
ones have vanished entirely. Now is t‘lllllK, or illnsc who put on cl'eninl:
the lime to rid yourself of freckles, dress for dinner, this winter, are hav-
for if not removed now lili‘)’ may stay lag sovcl‘al plain flltln slips of while
otherwise and various dclicafc (iron made, over
money which is to be slippcd a tunic of not.
all
complexion. ‘Ytllll'
all summer, and spoil
beautiful
as a. matter of course is of mousse-
Months line. Still another pretty combination
tage corsage with an nil-willie skirt
of satin and mousscline.
,Anothcr tone that is being made into
.Purple Combined With White,
“Bishop’s purple was a favorite onlor
for afternoon and evening, with clun-
blnatlons of white, last winter, and re.
celltly I inure noticed several exquisite
models of the same oolnlnlllgling for .
dinner and evening gowns, writes a
Paris correspondent. of the New York
Times, Last season the two—~purple
and white—were used ill the some
draping. Now effects are different, ill-
asmuch as for instance a purple tunic
may he draped over a white
shirt, and again, a purple corsage may
be effectively worn with a white
shirt. ,,
The contrast, between the two tones
is strikingly rich and attractive. By
itself bishop's purple is not softening,
yet it is considerably tamed down and .
flattened by the white. which is of
such satin as charmcuse, or if draping
be put with‘ihe satin, than white
lnoussellno is employed. The tunic
is a white and purple figured decolle—
holiday evening gowns is that known
All shades or transparent red
roses ho a little less intense than the
Women who go out it grout dcal ill
the evening, or tllosll-who pllt on or-
sutill ,
"t"\"l\,“f“wu~luz.‘q--m~..w\u~‘\w\lfl~‘.\w\u
Hyulavuunnulu.uw~,v.ululaw
,uiwu-mdrw
‘ “\‘unK‘yculuunnxu
“loaded or finished in pearl trimming.
“With such changes, a“ new gowil iéifthe
iefrect all the time, and with the result
,‘ol' half the moody, if as many dresses
‘worc ordered.
These little tanks are more thlm
llnm'fl filaics, for they are a kind" of,
slip that forms a corsagc. Th‘cy‘are
ibounht at the department stores, and
vmay be replenished whenever one
wishes with small outlay.
The Clinton Commandary, No. 3, K.
I’l‘. will hold its regular stated con-
‘clave after noon at 2 o'clock at which
time the Temple degree will be work-
ed on two candidates. This is the
regular Good Friday conclave.
Tulléiculosisliiedidne
Saved This liian‘s Life
Pneumonia in ll serious dist-nun. and
offcn in” llil‘ foundation for chronic lung
lrnlllllcn— -H0lllt'lllli(‘s Tuberculosis l‘rsulis'.
After l'llt-unlollln, or any m-l'iulm or amt.-
llol'll "lilil. it is wist- to llliii‘ in'cklluul‘x .-\l~
ll-l'lliivc. Don't wait in find out ulu-lhl'l‘
the trouble in uniting worn», but full:-
ldckulan's .\ilurntivc ill limp and ‘avnlli
the dangers of dlncllsc. "mid of the
recovery ill this (‘lifii‘t
.‘izili Nu. ill-if $1.. l'hllu.. l‘ll.
"(:cllth-nlrn: i am golfing alum: \‘l-l'y
nicely and painful; strength all thi- llllw.
‘ llulv which 151 pounds. It pain sinu-
hl-pfclllln-r ill, 1007, of 2N pounds lnlm-
than when I first started in take the Al-
fcrulirc. i wish i had known of If two
years mm as it would have sllvvd nil'
much nllsl-ty and distress. l was suf-
frrlllt: from ll wry serious allaccsxcd
lunR. which followed ll llull attack of
paramount. My physician and ti specialist
declared-my t-ltxc llllpvlcsn. l (‘illilltll but
be thankful to you and the Almighty
(loll for lilt‘ grout blowing and l-llullm-
' of llcaltll it has brought luv."
(Sworn Alilllltl'lli 'l‘illih‘. REILLY.
il-‘ivp yours lallcr. i'I' ltlrin good lll~lllill.i
I‘Ii‘klliiill'N Altvrllllrc s t'frl‘I'ilVl‘ In liran-
l‘ilIHN, Asthma. lln_\' Flirt-I"; 'i‘lll'oal llllii
Lulu; 'l‘rnulllrn. null ill llphllildinu lill‘
systolll. lion-l not contain poisons, opinion
“i“ hold! hunting lll'uus. .lxil for bouldot
ii‘illliL' of rwovl-ril-x, and wrltr to Fl‘il'lliliil
Laboratory. l'iiiiillil'Hiliill, l‘ll . for more "Vir
dcnrc. For sale by all leading druggiatu
Cilu‘ord Pharmacy n‘ro Stillsolrl'ovv-
——.
’u" .‘L plaid/A - -
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, a: an a
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ii-
A friend l‘sr‘ve'lltllusitlstlo over her]
success as a photographer,:
writes a contributor to Good House-
ltccpingl;l...$_he.,lillomin ,ul cityhywilel'e
than: any mallyJ-lilally. brand fur, homes
Handltwliatilcity or installed nutl its
quota of charming alludes! "the idea
occurred to her that sits alight earn
‘the needed income by taking pictures
of tlliesc lovely places. She first pur-j
chased a larger camera and, without:
a word to anyone, went to work. She
did all her own developing and print-
ing, and her work was good. With‘
delicate water colors she tinted some “
of the pictures. ill photographing the
different residences she was careful
to secure the most attractive views
of the grounds. She found that her
pictures sold readily with the owners
of the places.
To renew the luster of morocco. or
any other leather. apply tili‘ whilo of
all. egg with a sponge.
ii a candlc is blown out in an up-
ward direction the wick will not
smolder away, and the next time it
is wantcd it will be found sufficiently
long to ignite properly.
For clcansing tillwarc there is until‘
lug better than dry flour applied with
newspaper.
Keep all the kitchen utensils in one
place, and a small one at “"311? it will
save time and stops.
Unused silver will keep
llnld away ill a box of flour.
i Varllishcd wall paper should be
washed with a whitewash brush and
warm soapy lather. Squcczc the
brush silahtly lll‘tcr it has been dill-
pod In the inflow, and wort.- from the
ceiling downward. finishing one patch
Woman Tahoe» View“ s' the
house
i
bright if
“‘Aa/Jfit
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hilt/fl!!!-
,¢\U\,u\.\h\uxut. nix—v ,
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,n,/~/u/~,ln,lar awn/u- lalu at
, ‘t‘
‘\‘\u\-\‘\m\‘u‘\uu‘n‘ m
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till tlzl- iWNi“ National
zinc.
iv‘ood M aga-
Il
Woman Takes Naturally to Raising of
Chlckens.
’l‘lierc are noun:- mentions for—which"!-
Wo~i
thlll-t’ll are particularly suited.
men urofilorn cooks, and it must be
admitted horn chicken raisers. For
litany reasons Womnn lake to chicken
raising as naturally as a duck takes
to water or n till'kfiy to the woods,
says a writer for the Woman’s World.
On. the oid~tasllioned farms the
chicken department was left entirely
to the women. 'i‘ill‘l‘ti was a reason
for this although perhaps neither the
farmer nor his wit.) ever stopped to
put the reason into words. it. was
such a well understood, long establish-
ed custom that no one ever thought
of the wily or wherefore, but as an
actual fact the good wife raised the
chickens because. she could raise
them better than her husband,
To Clean Furs.
'l‘o r-lvan white furs, moulflon.
sw.'lll'.~:-down and ermine, first beat
out all the (lust, gently but thorough—
l;,,rthcn lay the article upon a table
hovered with a clean white cloth and
saturate it with a mixture of grain
alcohoi-tllrce parts—and other, one
part. With a clean whisk-broom work
the fluid into every hair and down to
the skin. Next, sift into the fur all
the lloracic fulfillm it will hold, lift~
lag the for so that the powder reach-
es the roots. Put. illto a closed box
and leave it for three days. Take
out the furs and shake the powder
from liit‘lil. removing that which can
not be easily dislodged by brushing
with a clean whisk-broom.
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Pat thol
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the nap.—~Woman's Magazine.
Last year’s Ovcr River and Center
School baseball team, will play their
first game today on the Colonial field
at 2 o'clock. All members are re-
"q'tfé'étedfito be present. , ..
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Nature’s Own
‘Catarrh
Remedy --
Balsamic Air That Heals Sore Mem-
brane, Destroys Germs and Stops
Morning Hawking and‘Snu‘lfies.
Booth‘s HYOMEl, the world‘s great-
est catarrh remedy, Collies from the
,giant eucalyptus trees of inland. Aus-
itralia. People‘wllo live there nevor
have catarrh or consumption because
HYOMEI
ossraors
., . scans
«
7% my
lille air they breathe is filled with the
illeuling, germ destroying balsalns
those trees throw off. Right in your
,own home you can secure the benefit
,of the same antiseptic air by breath-
.ing HYOMEI. You can carry the in-
thaler in your pocket and breathe H lI~
,OMIGI anywhere and cure catarrh,
icouglls and colds.
(lonlplete liyomei outfit. $1.00. ix-
tra bottles if needed later 50 cents of.
dru" ’isis evcrvwhorc.
gar creamed with one icrul teas back if othinc fails. moussolinc, or illlil‘, olll'ill'nlrlt‘l‘t‘d, all (‘nmmrnf'an South \lorwalk. all tho Wll\' down lwforu tll'tl‘llllf-i up- furs well on the wrong side to raise! ”g . ”
i v ' . CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CLUB COLLECTOR BELDEN INHERITS
ac Me . . « New York. New ,
so YOU'RE momma
. FOR Fl NEW
CHHUFFEUR?
Fl BEER 3!
k—
WELL- l'tL SEND‘
You ONE Tom‘s
coco!
. Ynsa- iKNowS
“ELL Raou‘r
,RUN N IHG
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Fl LlTTLE SPiN
iN THE COUNTRY.
ws’Ll. TAKEW
NOT so rider:
wou'tt tcltt
on new Town l6 Planer: WW .,,,
a AWAY HND ism ONLY 1 , , *4 ;.,
'iltiouol—l Gasotma all an . . r m ~. ,9
Hi: "to so "ti-lace Mites! .. . 3,; .
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rm" an. atom,
on stem, homeowner.
t' in Kendal: eggs. to
- ' _ harassment
t xenansschooi or:
it): old on.
‘ fl today still-t“
to?
t: in: Wt."
itwo your, old, The aged cold sternum
{each day with their meals. and. care»
i, time'-
prtidtlct will he sorrel! raw to themes
all room-down) {he made of their
stem condition during the tests
“intestinal: 'nlsi him: 'f ll, promoter
oaav datum! movements, “my
lift. to.”
ROPE co
, gemstone employee of the column
lib)" i’ilope Com‘lisnrmftermeiting demands ‘
for increased panned reinstatement
of two, discharged napalm. which
into to he annotated. on stondeynlient
on strike:
lone no i?
‘ MPANY new claims.
nutritionist. r., slurs}: ,, torso»
today; trite strikers are m:
r:
a
mliilnwmnilylliammlm amortisation
' neurones in tire mtnlllusw-thatwiual
ilAll'l‘PUlil). March 2ll.-«‘i‘llc (‘on‘
lll't‘llL‘lll t‘onurl national (‘iull hold it»
lllil‘lMEixlil annual nll'ctinu ill this
into yl-slt-rdny :Iilt-i'iml‘il :lliii
was followed by if dinner. (iH‘i‘l'u‘ ll
('illllltiit‘l‘, of Rocky Hill. doliwrui
all iii‘lil‘(‘i‘fi on “The Power llousv oi
i’i‘lilll‘l’rh‘." 'i'llt‘ illiilm‘ilii‘t iih‘l [ii iii»
lily
l'il-l-l's was prl-scull ll lly flit! unu-
llliiili‘t‘ till iltilililliliiliilr‘l and w- l'~.‘
vi: l'll ll: ”President llm‘. Quincy
Hillitl'il'), l-‘nrlnlnlzton; lif’ni \‘ll-cpl'ca
ldvntw-lior. i'lltii‘it‘h l’, l‘urtci'. lluzt-
lord: sllcrl'luryw-('.‘llnrlcs .‘ll, Stark-
\\vullu-r, Hartford; li‘l‘utilli‘t‘l‘ M, ii.
ilrillslnlul. Hartford; auditor .|. it.
Kline. Hartford; excl-mire rmumillm‘
w-lll‘r. .i. ii. llcrlz. William (l. llllxtvr,
.luduc .ilifil‘pii i’. 'l‘ulilc, lillrtiorli.
NEW HAVEN DRUGGIST DEAD.
NEW ll.\\'l-?l.\'. Mart-ll 20¢» l‘llltrlvs
i-l. Ll‘l‘ll'. flii‘llll‘l'iy ill‘tfiillt‘lli of fill-
Hl-rllrily ‘l‘rusi l‘ompully. and of the
Mm-lllillicil' [innit of this city and hand
ti [lip wholvnnlc drug llrln of (i, H.
Lucio and l‘onlplllll‘. dird hcro today,
his t‘iiuiiil)‘~ii“\’i‘iilll birthday.
at,” Silliliiii a
lllltlsmll lulu
m a. w. “on“...
All Soon as “Palpe's Dlaiepsia"
Gets in Stomach All ' iii-
trcse is Gone.
‘ . in. ...... ‘i ll ‘iillilit’l
Lilli W
Willinliy donut” pli‘l!“liltti“lli‘ti§iilhtiin\i in
civilian, drums», titan. Tlcitrlhli’i‘li'iindl
that ------ molten Putin‘s Minnelli-sin the lam
est soiling stomach regulator in the
world. if what you «attendants into
stubborn lumps. you belch one and er-
uctalo sour, undigested food and acid;
hand it: dim and lichen: breath foul;
longue coated: your blames filled with
bile and intilgoatibie waste. remember
the moment bilinguals. some» in con:
tool with thenlomnch all soon distresn
vanishes. it‘ll truly astonlll’idngmal
moat. merreimls and the Joy in:
its iiat‘mloashess. ‘
A large fifty cont case of you?!
monopole will give you s: hundred uni.
isre’ worth of satisfaction or year
drawer. hands you your money back.
it's'worln its weiaht in paid to men
and women who can't not their film
mots: regulated. it belongs in your
nymphets always be manner
in east of a sink. tour, asset slalom
cantata/amps alt-aim."- retire ,
Slaps falling Hair
i‘iilii‘S iiuir Rencwcr certainly stops
falling hair. No doubt about. it what-
cvcr. You will surely be satisfied.
WITH THE STATE SECRETARY
incorporation pzlpl-l-s llul'l- “1'0“ i‘l oil
as follows in illl‘ which tl?‘ lllc Mair
M‘i'l't‘llll‘i‘I
'i‘llo i‘l'idltcpolt Mt'liiiillil‘fli
pain of millili‘ntil'i, in lllnlllriaclllru
lawlulllicul ll:,~‘.il'l-> lll' “l"l')’ «inscrip-
ilcn; capital, iridium.
’l‘lll- litlswcll Di‘lll’, cclnpnlly
i‘lrvcnwll'h; rupilal, $ltl~llllli
The 'l‘. ,.;_ King and Roll l‘o., Shi‘-
riclli. to dual ill ilill‘lll ll and dairy prod.
('(illl'
of
arts; capital, $.3ll,lluu, to start with
$1,000; itlrnl'pnrniurs, l-Illllrr it).
lioilnca, .l. .\i. Sullivan and H. il.
Means.
The Mystic Alllq Station. incnrpor~
llluzl, of Htolllnalrlir to conduct ll liar-
lluu; oupilul, $.'.li,illlti.
”Other llorllutt-llll; lilod an Follows:
.4 Preliminary certificate of dillrlolll;
lieu of line Highland l-‘nrln. incorpor-
lllcli, of Ncw lil‘lilliil.
i'l‘rlliirnlll of iiil‘l‘ttlitli? of capital
stock, utility ii. 'i‘, slum. lvixprt-as (Yo.
Mt‘J‘iiil‘ll, lronrflflditlii in $75,000, and
it tho Au‘wrlcan
iirlulul from Schliillill to tintlpoo.
(fortificati- of oralmizntign or the
James L. Goodwin llauocintra, incor-
porated, of linrti'oni. The officers
of": President. James 1.. Goodwin:
virollruslliollt. leaner M. brown; coc-
n‘ghp'y. Edward in, Potion; treasurer.
iii ,l iif‘idkfi W ilnriu.
mofhluhnnio illnll nuntminlion of
Wont ‘l-iorllortl, lilt‘l’ii‘iifit'ftlt‘rli-u Tho
olfirom are; President, iionry (Y.
Loom treasurer, William ti. lil‘aru;
secretary, Richard H. Deming.
fjorliflcnto of chaotic of name of
the Hudson Motor Car and (forage
romllnny of Hartford, to the Hudson
flame economy.
in. Paul’s Epiieqiini Church.
The services flood Friday will be m.
follows: 103;. m, morning lawyer, lib
any and Pronaspho‘m; “124i, three
hour-3’s devotion, with addresses on
the ilouver: ”Words from the Crow"
ti 1;. m.. evening prayer and shorted»
dress. ,
All are given a Very cordial invin-
lon tonitenti those services, which are
tree to all! They gm‘ an opportunity
to everybody togohserve the do? which
church and state alike not “split for
A
new daemon to has
Sliver rnllllpully oi .
. "3—1!“ ‘ A“
FORTUNE.
Pidbticaiiy Gale Beneficiary Under
Will of Wealthy Aunt, of Hartford.
llllllldivll‘tllt'l', March :2ll.——l. Lewis
iiclllt'li, deputy collcctor of customs at
the ltlt'ii] customs house, and n wcll-
known rcsidcut of Sil'lltl'ord, is pructl~
cally the solo lcglltcc of his aunt,
tll'act- Btlifitrll l‘al'kl-r. the widow of
“1“". John l’ul'llcr, a clcrlgymall pronlr
lloltl for many years in lliarti’ord, and
llir u long time identified with the
First .\i. lu‘. Church of that city
The will offcrcd for probate ill Hart-
ford tolla’y disposes of an estate val-
llt‘x‘i at. about 517.000. With the ex»
replica of small sums of money to a
llnmlwr of other l'olativcs, practically
the entire estate is bequeathed to a
nephew, 1. 1.. lioldcll, of Stl'nti’ord,
who is ill the custom house Service at
Bridgeport.
.l. l‘. (“rosalnn of Far llOckawlly,
spoilt _\'('lili.‘l‘iiii_\' in Norwalk.
h the World's strode"! rill: glove ‘
. mil" other stilt “form on: fill-mm
tilted by “In "HAV’JEK" maximal.
’l‘ilo 'it’Vt’li‘iTVmcl‘ll oi the. "liA‘l'U Til"
litiil Claw unproven” the liiiniamrrl ‘
of an il’tnl, litr titriisrwmrili cl \x:iii.‘:il
its: mil helm illlmprrrtl lljl‘ rt'fitr‘iciltl‘ll
oi amt-u“ limr, not infinitnoell a
i pasting; ‘rirnmnll tor features rant.
' aptly characterised to; "taikin‘l ,,
mints."
Wu torrid not afford to My ex.
pensive ndimlhing space "351!
515;; mm” in: tolllho women of
l" America that ‘KAYSER"Gloeu
m I“. boil-4n style. “I and
Mellow: some
‘ "caress" glam “w no mt
than the ordinary kind—Mud are
worth double in quality. fit and value.
Don‘t Willa" mtgmflthd. .
there’s a u to to the annular-
“Led: to” Hm'hll no flail ii.
to: "Kfivflfam‘fifl lien the
like! in twat’ndlh
mm .
A MHMMMMln every pair. .
MHMW.MJI, “u“; “l“
“I‘M Y I. "5‘: "3:“
little: can M'
M, .
Ir
lamiGi-n‘w
Haven 8.11am:-
lord
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
in Effect March 2, 1913.
1
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SOUTH NORWALK Ti) NEW YORK.
A.M.——1:20x, 5:14x, 5:41x. 6:01.
6:55, 7218):, Tz-ltix, Szlix. szllx, ll115x,
9:37, 10:20x, 10:45:, 11:38x.
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