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M blocs holidays with friends inl
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or. John (l, Ilnvcnport and lainily,‘I
\‘ntonbury, arc the Christmas!
. lanai-g by. ..
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«lack. '1 '
twill fix it nuicaiy,
sounhly.
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Twenty-Seven .
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it is a knoWn tact umc‘ng Bric-
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t'crént l‘mnlllcs or breeds oi" gonna
Inhabit can cavity oi decay and live
that ,, mammalian
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HOURS
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$1.25 Folding" Doll Carriages 890“
45.98 Automobiles ....... $4.93?
M250 Carpet Sweepers ., ..... . $1.98-
lt‘i‘Jc liobby .Ilomca ........ . ...... 49c!
;$l.2b I-lc‘hby Iloracs ........ 89c
f$l.5il‘l.llobby Horses .. ......... 980
llllc Christmas Trees ........... 1'0c
i$l.25 Child's Toafiois ........... 89;
($3.25500‘astcr Wagons $2.49
glide linby Swings ......... . ..... 69c
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a". oil,‘hi-éin strcct. Norwalh.
,Ml'. and Mrs. Albert Rutlcy. of 23}
Youtlvuud avepnc, are spending their“
. llduya at the homo oi'blrs. lluticy‘u
i. ll or and brrthor, in New York.
.Somo oi‘ the local factories; have}
lqsed‘down for the rmnaindcr of thc‘:
Heck ft; Lil some will be (-lnzwd next.
‘eek. Some .Increly closed for today»
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t:n:.rchants oi the city all thci
eels. tiny calendars. blotters or gun-l
rul'Sourenirs they sought and somol
made a systcnmtlc canvass of thol
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utsfiof bir. and bird. llcnry ll, Cor-i _,
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CARVINo SETS"
SAFETY
POCKET
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1 ‘ 'i‘hosouvcuir hunters have pcptort‘di PRICES WHICH WILL PLEASE YOU
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Tripp’s Restaurant 50c
m .(xmsommo
:itoust Turkey and Dressing
(‘runherl‘y Sauce Celery
Creamed Onions (lrcamcd l’cau
linked Sweet Potatoes
blushed Potatoes
Custard and Indian Pudding
.Pumpkln, Mince. Applc i’lcs
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were? strike. which has lbocn in force.
_ ore illor more than lwcntl‘chroci
“mocks, is foreshadowed, according to:
Etholbcrt Stewart, mediator for tho:
United :‘ltates Department at Labor,
:» by an. agreement; cntcrod into. ycstorg
any betwocu u mont‘icr of th 'i‘allora'j
’Associaftion and on hundred of bin
einplol‘ccs who liavt- bio): on slrllh'.
Dtlhe'ruamubm‘s of the association arc
uprooted to arrive at similar svttlv-
m’ems viiglln thc box: few days. Mr.‘
Stewart. said. i
I The turns 01‘ the agrm-mcnl ,\‘r»slvr~'
day are a mozlillr-ntion oi the ticmullds
gorlgluuily mndo by tho union. '
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, r‘BiG GIFTS TO CHARlTY.
; ‘Nl‘t‘ll‘i’ l’illlli. lice. 3i.~~i'll;l.‘llnblc"
{1 its and donations to educational lu-_
limitations in tin) iiultod Stairs-dunno
the 1: months amount to $.\ll.l:‘.:..l?b.§
. or at. tlw- ml“ oi' $2.91 xl'or mory' tirkl
“ of in». dach, its-cordial: to a nonmlln-
eyes.
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DoYou Need Glasses?
If so, don’t trifle with your
Delays. cheap glasses
and unskilled treatment are ;
sure forerunners of the time i
when serious trouble will oc-
We give you the services of
skilled OCULISTS—graduate
physicians—4‘0 Qxamine your
eyes. No charge for examina-
and SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED.
THAMER
lists and Opticians.
37 Atlantic Square, Stamford. 01.
Open Sat. Evonlngn. Eat. 15 Yuan.
Coffee
Tripp’s Restaurant
(FORMERLY LANE’S)
‘EExtra «Z. .”
Green Trading Stamps
Specials.
1 Beautiful Art .
Calendar FREE ._
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Christmas Order
iRoyal Grocery
322 30. Main St.
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’l‘lu- vami of lllvnjumin Altman.i
. ,‘yuluod ll $l.’u,t:lu.ullil. to tho Mulropolil
tun Mll‘i'lllil of New York, lwntla Illul
= list, tili'l tho gill or $lil.lillt),llllll by John}
T), “(It .uicllor, .lr,, to cut an l'llll ln‘
. "'Wlllll' Sinl‘l-i‘y." la ‘nl‘ttlllti. ('ul. (3.;
it. PM r-'a [pill ol' $1.:l’otldlllll it: i'o'fia
pubs ifi‘illl'ri aunt in film‘, and in Int ,
lowmi b.‘ lr‘trrin :4 'l‘lmzupaml'n dirt or.
, Sll.ti.'..l,d“ll l’rluwmu lulvcrnilyl
:Alulruu i'ltl‘lli‘llil"li Iillwn rinnallouni
ouch-guild buyiiiihbull and tho
lat-nun, not b. sshbmwnn. lirt' mun air».
on \l’libliimus-u out! luv by ltobvzl l’
Slillrllillzy,
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HAN W; l'ilNlll. 'l'ry. llt‘t‘ ill. t'; :1
loin i‘nhrrn l‘I. llrlmplml. l’. R. A.
rutlrmi. lilud lmrv lust plum. uncd li‘l
yam. llr- was wiiluiv lrnnwu llll an
army historian and writur ol‘ pooling?
Q WM! Wilwil ll! llllll l)W‘:lil.Ll' nl' llli
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Tho rullcc have hncn unable in bud
any nitncnnou of tho accident inst
wank. pd Main direct. Bridg‘cport, in
I which {51%. J. A. Richardson, of 978
form atrocl. Bridgeport. formerly of
.lillbuih Nurwalk. wan knocked down and
injured by a boy on a bicyclo. Further
effort will be mndo today to iconic
numb n: the persona rwho now it.
Willi“ NAME GHANGW.
.. tsunami finicduclio. at Stamford. has
nutritional! the bird Superior court to
tum but name almanac to burnout
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sou’rn NORWALK.
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dip hi married rind has two children.
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Breakfaatt. :16.
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Dinner. 506.
supple r. 35c.
Xmas Dinner
Colinmumc Soup
tircon (iclory
Turbo? and t‘irnubnrry
fiance
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limoi. ‘lluof
Marshall l’otntocn'
l’nrlcauuo
(lunlard Pudding
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Neapolitan ijuddlng
licmcunnde Bread
Mansion House“
HABBAN Prop.
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Compensation
Insurance
by tho
OLD [ETNA
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be .l. B. Lawrence
Agency
15 SOUTH MAIN ST,
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j . Merry, , .
Christmas
William‘-
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‘ bondholders' commitmo, and J. H. Mc-
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0 than on so many occasions disappoint-
- ‘ I, . ad the hopes ottllc people of this city.
p ‘ iii edu C e "wiring have deteriorated to some our
happy without much trouble. Who ftcnt, but it in thought. that the honour
wnnta these bags in their mouth? (lot
that tooili“cnvity filled at once.
i that the first car to North Salem would ‘ “at Kardonsky,
3 Bridgeport.
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”90,3303!”th be all ramote a possibility
notational-ally believcd. , ..
H.113”. Van Court. chairman of'thc
Noni, an attorney. both from Phliadcl‘ .
phiu, have liconilu ’Dunbury the last
few dayn, going over the property oi
the company, and it their plans are
curricular-ward an expected. the early
completion of the trolley road that
will be honored, ,
(lusty at. present thoy are going; over L
the lino, making a. careful inspection of
conditions, promontory to the. taking‘ \
of an inventory. After such a long
idleness, the roadbed and overhead
nary ropalrs could be made at a. small
outlay, as the power house, ratio and
culverts are still in good condition.
A trolley lino through the territory
.lrom Danbury to Goldens bridge was
the pet schema of the late Isaac W.
lvés, and when speaking of the pros-
pccts of such a line he always grew -
enthusiastic over the possibilities and
never doubted the success of the road,
should the line he completéd.
The charter for the road was grunt-
cd by the Legislature in liiilil, but; it
was three years later before the curl
uul construction was begun. some dit-l
liculty had been encountered in” occur-l .
ing the right. of way and the building}
underlain. ,. 4
‘ The first son was turned July 1.;lll0i. ‘3 _
iwlth proper ceremonies. tho‘cotltraco How Kardonsky Served 3 Bull—The
love. being :Shcdd & Soibert. ot’i’hila-l
ldelpbiu. The construction wu’rlé" was'.
i done by the Adam; Construction Color
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ipany. At that. time it was announced it! i
l he run not later than August 15.
i The. work was carried on rapidly at I nor
;tho start, and the people of llnnbury don
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a had visions of tho opening Ill) 0”! 890' 1 bull on Ileccmlwr 20. He was lcudiull‘
ltion of country that would bring “8119:1116
:to the local merchants and have a Brlducport and when Just outside. tho‘
'benellclal affect all around. The road city limits the bull wag unable. to
l was designed to 003110“ Win) "lQ'fHN' V walk l’arthor, and, Kardonnhy tied rth
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CHRISTMAS
. Thanks and
W Appreciation ~
E wish in this way to‘thank and Show our
appreciation to all. (“Our holiday business
has been a grand success ~— a great increase over
last yéar.
_ We wish to state that anything. bought
lat tint storc can be exchanged if not on-
. 'tireiy. up;1_to ‘ your satisfaction.
Again we thank you and wish all aMcrry Christmas.
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The Case of John Nichols. g:
be Connecticut llumano society 1?:
airing action in the cusp. of Stim- ‘
a cattle dculcr gin "
u. 0. Hull or Bridge-l
t has the raise in Charge. Ru)" -
sky is charged with crucity to a'
Auto Trucks . . .
animal from ‘Gr‘ccntleld Hill tol
lcm railroad at G dens “rid-8% and . bullies feet and dragged it. into tltolqlty
.thus afford unotli“.
itween Dunbury and New York city.
It was the intention oi the promo-1pm.
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‘ ters to cstabllsh ani’bgtpress and freight uni
lgervlqe and it posglhlc’transport the at that limo.
linail. giving a later service than could 5 J
i then be secured.
lines in this state at the time. The not
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lpnuy of Plttslleld. 5 so
i Th“ ““9 was “Ff-(my constructed to tinned to have" his license reward. j I
{Ridgobury and thence to North Salem; The man pleaded poverty and was
i Shortly thereafter. financial dltllculv given another chance. 7 He“ did not do -_
tiles wcrceucountfled‘ and the opcrn- any better and about the time the!
I lions. dlnconiluued {or some time. They license was to expire he came
iwore resumed at dliforent intervals Ilu
. a standstill.
curl of any possible attempt to resume sin
Tel. 12843. construction at mt“ time 12:: {mining answered many of MS unmmp. which
further “M done 0 comp ' ‘ had become valucloss.
Some time ago did bondholders bOughtv
they now hold possession. »
, The Messrs. Van Court and McNool "f
Earn the representatives of the bond
lholdcrn and the probabilities are that
Iwhen a valuation of the property In
lumtlc, it will bu sold to othcr purtlca
l-who will complctc the road and upon
ill. for trolley sot-vice.
i There corms to be little doubt in the
‘ymimlu or, thosc who know the country
along tho main of this trollcy but that
llt"'wnuld ho a ilnanclal nut-cons. it
inure alitl‘iull. l’cach hallo, ut.prcscnt
,0. popular hummer-resort, would rc-
'. colvo u grout stimulus and it in thought
l probable that a number of pcoplc from
" this city would construct cottugns and
mlngulows there. on tho lake is u. largo
and bountiful body of’ water.
ltldnobury. North ’Bnlom. Lowlaboroglle
and auroral othcr placed on tho route “1
arc popular and tho advisability or
building a spur lino to brew
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sonmtivcs to this city or what action W
will be taken to not the lino in run- ,
ding order in not. known on yet. Mjcr
nothing tauglblc has been docldcd up- in
on. tutor in the month a meeting of or
tho bondholders willgprobab‘ly
Dunbury blows. ‘ _
connection“ be‘ibehind a wagon.‘
,sldernbly.
fund costs
1 The equipment used in construction court.
work was of the best. the rails having omindcr. i‘lo has been on the 1m or . _
boon “93“" than my “5““ by trolley those whom the aoricty watches, since
contract for the electrical «work was and conducted a hack and livery bush ‘
given to ”‘9 Stanley Electrical 'Com'pcan there until his animals became
but money could not be raised by ‘thto city “a has DH)“ engaged in the livery .
lproriiotors and llnnlly things came 0 buulncss under another man
. Rims run a
The financial panic at 1907 saw the The
I d t foreclosure sale in or- ”me Of cruelty.
“9 run a a ” was in court, occurred while he was
. in r1 til and _.
do! to protect their own to W :in New lirliain. leo moghircd Ono
‘viciuliy.
Ho left the hornn with its loci. in tho
bridge.
mulmbout 7 o‘i'loch In tho morning.
All four loci. of tho
irozon.
.wuu ilncd $100. lric was uunblb to pay .
be held ; bill introduced in tho-House by Rowe»
and action when either to dislmfle 0f‘»uentatlvos.:l«"nrr, of Pennsylvania. Mr” LOOKING FOR THE .BRIDEGROOM.
tho property to an entirely new CON-Ilium in speaking of his incubus-c. nald ‘ '
puny or to continuotlio Work all 0011- that while tho Navy had lnoraasodslx- court toolt a. row“ today while 0m_
n’trucilafl premonition next, spring.” “told since 1841. the corps 8f citnplnlno corn triadic find a mm poddler who
but had otturud to'marry Maria Teresa
, ... . _ “”9“” “”9”"? rank “f captain to “9“ Cnutnnl, who in being held in tho
oENA'l‘Ofl‘ L066! WELL AGAIN; per cent. or the chaplalnu authorized Now “We” Jail. awaiting “890‘.th
WAMPNflWRy m. 2““4’393‘W'15y IIW. commandcr (.0 Wendy 981‘ “ Mt undesirable “Ham 73mph Mm,
waga, o! Manuchuloitu. who bugcont. or them. limitennnt‘oommnndcr am, who brought the woman hero, m
boon appoint torauvmi months no” to thirty per cent. and tho «matador “4m” trial m. amnion; hm' mm,
brother.‘ The police uncor- did not
had not been increased:
would be lloatonnntn. _,
‘ . All would am the rank. calm.
War the mom rank. »
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On Easy Payments
Also Autos for Sale and Hire
FLUTHER M. w
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A MERRY
CHRISTMAS
TO ALL
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'l‘he‘ bull blcdf’con'
Kurdousky has been
viouuly pmet‘uted for cruelty to
mills and was ilncd Sit. and costs“ '
ohn Nichols? who was fined $20
in the ‘Ilurti‘ord pollco‘
Monday. is another old
4, He first located in New Britain
neglected that the sorlcty pcti~
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SALVATlON ARMY. WANTS MORE
rttoxd. Since his arrival in this
and also
small cxprcss
society- has investigated his
bias in this city several times and
tiou Army sent a (lutarilmenl of wo-
nwn skirmlshcrs into the financial
district. today, to seek contributions
for its Christmas. dinner fund, “Now.
that the currency bill has been signed;
by the President." said Eva Booth.
coulmandcr of the Army in this coun-
try. "we may cxpcrl that the bankers
and financial men in the downtown
reaction will come forward limml‘mlsll“
with contributions for dinncrs to tho
Moody l‘ollt or Ull‘ city. 11' we do not
not $2.000 by nightfall we shall burn
a dcilcit and mnny will how to go
without tbclr diuncr."
ilno illounnnd lottcrn wurc rocoiVi‘d
at Salvation Army licadquurtcrs thin
morning. from rhildrcn bogging toys
from Santa (‘hms ficvorul hnndrvd
inch and \vomcu worn in lino waitinv.’
for tlrltots to llw Christmas diuucr.
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PAnch posr nusn oven.
i now rmvnrv, llnc. 2i.-~-’l‘ho purt'i‘l
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which
speclilr‘
for Nichols
his teams and drove} all around tho,
They finally reached Inor-
where the horse‘s toot wore caught
a bridgc and two of them broken.
(5 tncxrudl‘lscd Nichols who want
the bridge and rcmovud the wagon.
Tho Hmuauo ailtl‘loty was
tilled and an uncut mottled tho unh
horse were then
The horse won killed.
chain was triad in tho llurlln court
(1 bound over to the nupcrlnr court,
tho tailor ho wan found utility‘imd
d was soul. to Jail.
John J, Carroll or Waterbury has pout. runh oi the local post-Milan van
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0“ pmmmed “5‘ “T “T I”, 1:” ovvr today. trulcrday the arctic at
nklnu a inmc am (.1 pplct tor "' tho railroad bullion, whurc mail utit'ha'
1 . . . . , r
in“ “u“ m“! in court and find“) “'ch llcuprd up in tlcrs llko r-nrdwood,
tar hag Illeadfld utility.
“9 WM lined. “a wall unliltc anything over before pro-
boon ccnnldorcti. laud conic and in addition Vplnccd on soulml m railroad mm‘iloyca. li'vcn
.luut. iwhut tho ultlnmio Dill-“(mid 0‘ probation. loot. night tho mounds of anoint \vcro
the visit of tho bondholdora‘ repro‘ ANT WNW-h» . high above ”1mm“. mm” M thcy
MORE NAVAL CHAP.L~N5' took trainu. An idea of pound busi-
WA’SWNGTDN: ”“5 film“. In- boss bore in uhowu by the fact that
shoe or the corps of chopltllliii . “l the Yale “vpont’ntlicu, n sub-ntaiiou.
ii NilVi’ ‘0 “0t “35“ than 0”” tor 0‘“ ulcuu ahippud out 100 llllCltB of mail
y thousand men in proponud iii a. mum. on Monday .. '
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MONEY. ,
husineSS-' xuw roux. Dec. 2l.—~~'l‘hc simu-
24.~»~Tho police
Wu desire to thank our man y patrons for a very prosperous Christ-
mas and wish them all A Merry Christmas.
“The Toggery Shop”
SOUTH MAIN $TREET.
BRISTOL'S MUNICIPAL CHRIST-
MAS.
ilii=lST()ll,'Ilcc. 2l.~—A municipal
Chrlstums ccitlibration will be tried
hum tonight. for the first time when.
n forty-toot tree set in Prospect, I’ark‘ '
will ho llimnlned by varl~colorcd lights
surmounted by a blazing star, and a
brass quartct with the ruchlool children.
will render carols. The lights will be
turned on at 7 o'clock by Acting Mayor
Arms. Each evening this week the
tree will be ablaze with light, and a.
church choir will. render selections;
from seven until eight, tho scvcral
choirs having voluntcorcd their scr-
‘vlccs. Enthusiasm In the project has
been manifold and the young woman
who have had it in charge found it
cosy to raise the necessary moncl’.
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MOURNING FOR PASTOR.
CHICAGO. 13cc. 24.——-Mombcrs or
the ccnurogutlon 01' St. Paul’s Evange—
lical Lutheran Church are in mourn-
ing today for their pastor, the Rev.
llcury Wundcr, who died Monday
ul‘lcr having oiilt‘luicd as the Doctor of
the cllurch at sixty'two Christiana
aorvlcoa.
Dr, Wumlcr chrlntcncd 17.1350 bullion.
marriod i302 couplca and rompintcd at:
6,3!” ,l'nnoralez. Ilia lnburn begun ton
ycm‘n bcioro tho Civil War. and when
tin: nrcnt (iblcugu tire of 1871 burned
down his church, ho launched on tho .
iltl'ool‘. ccrncr until the edition wan ro-
lmllt.
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THE “BOY BROKER” PARDONED.
' ilOS'I‘ON, Ilec, Zitchbort 19. Movie,
known on “Tho Boy ‘Brohorfl who wait!
curving n prlnon term of live yearn
for innpproprlutlng funds entrustud ill
him for llivostment, was pardoned mi ,
day by the governor and council. no
had served two and a half your: oil
hla ucntancc. ‘ i
mm wan mooted in February,
1911. at Rio Jmolro. where he, had
not! alter unprofitable intentional; hm
wiped out notably hill on capitol.-
ibut his womm’ funds.
gain! at your: old or.
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no no a
limitation
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