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HOME GATiiERl-ZD Boos
40¢ Doz.
WARRANTED GOOD EGGS
28¢DOZ-
Hayes CityMarket
lbtk will“ I“ .rH as"
'yyeslerday We); all taint-i
in; money for thu ennusesoftlo‘
W‘PNW. Those"-
Mislmstmwmm
hen “the“ menu
'Iibodlno-flnudinofei wash.
mmmwhurithubeenm
wm-mmmmmw
cocoa and sandwiches at noon in the
_ basement. The money was used for
09 N0" Iain M purchasing various articles for the
11001.
Gene-.1 sc l
:l t; Work of the new bridge has been
i: l: delayed for the last week, because of
:l :l the weather. The cement found:-
1: A51. , t: tion for the first pier has already been t
‘l ‘l ,compieted, and the stmswork will be
1: : {started as soon as possible. The
‘ b 1 pumps for keeping the water out have
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:l NORWALK ’ 'already been placed in the ooiferdam
‘: l: ’for the fourth pier. A number of‘
‘l :l lpeople are under the impression that?
5 W’ {the building of this bridge will taket
Attorney Leo Doris in confined to possibly a year or more. it is neceS-Li‘t‘lul‘lled from a trip to llrookline,
his home on 30"“ 5”?“ with a sary to admit that this supposition Mass.
slight attack of illness.
Oscar Kilns, of the East Side, has
secured a position with the Marsh
Bakery Company, of Stamford.
The tug "Elizabeth" was in the local
harbor this momlllg, standing to this
city last evening from New York.
The fall of snow last night tempor-
" 'arily spoiled the skating that was en—
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ItiaLnichlhnlu-Jss
'4‘
liter it.
we.
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10de for a few hours yesterday on
“0 Mill pond.
Mr. and Mrs Amundn’ull, of Fifth
‘Btreet, are two victims of the grip ep-
idemic that its‘ gradually fading away
so far as Norwalll is concerned.
The musical held last night ill the
Last. avenue hi. E. Church was a host
pneceusful and enjoyable affair. The
:pledges received will be applied to-l
ward the parsonage debt. '
Mrs. Clarence Webb, of Pleasant
_street, is ill at her home with an at,-
lack of pneumonia, Her many friends
are looking forward to a spfldyirt.»
covery.
Those East Siders who were ap-
pointed by the mayor and council last.
night to the supernunlerary police
force. were: flurry l. Aiilaworth, Mich-
ael .l. (ittnlbin and Louis Brcllm.
The Woman‘s Auxiliary of Christ
church. East Norwalk, will meet with
In. T. F‘. Caskcy, at the Mahackt-mo
Hotel, on Thursday allcrnoon, Fob.
Will. A full attcndancc is kindly re.-
seems correct at the rate the work in.
going at the present time. ‘
Morris White. a resident of Burr‘
avenue, has in his possession a rare
lrish coin dated 1783. On one side is
a crowned head surmounted by the
word “Hibernia." The coin in very
valuable as it is a genuine piece of
lrisll money, the last of which was,
coined lil 1709. for iili 1800 lreland»
lost its independence. coming underI
the rule of England. Mr. White has
had this coin in his possession for‘
many years. llilVllli: carried it as a
pocket piece.
The grand list for 191:. Ellt)\\> l ltll
houses and 11,730 acres of land. The
. Ull Ht‘t‘mllll 0f Ilir‘ rf‘l‘lOl‘, ROY. Hiram Zing, that will aura” every 0}“- Wilt)
“Musician“.
Clover or win Illk.
an” .....1ie
TIE II!" It? Til El.
124 Wailing». it, So. Not-walk
3 Can. Ei- Milli for ...... be
Double Tip ma. 1 bone- 25:
Tel. No. W. Free Delivery
York, Hours. Jay Buckley, 13. For-
bush of Norwalk, R. Spooner and
.Georle Cantrell of Dorian.
it is intimated by some of the resi-
dents of Norman Heights that they
will put up Just as big a fight now as
they did last August to keep any one
from having a license to sell liquors
’1'. at the Heights, and that it makes no
dilerence to them whether it is a
Mr. Clemens, of Clemenscroft, on drug store or a saloon which sells ll-
the Boston Post road. Noroton, has lquors. as liquor is liquor the same as
pigs is pigs. They also express their'
sympathy for Mr. Baur. but say that'
there surely is an opportunity for lihnl
to use his new building for some olh~l
Sl- 'er business, that does not sell liquors l
3011‘ lit will be a hard fight, Brother llaul‘.
for the first time in ahollt four‘fienei- drop n and start some other
weeks, as the church had been closedlbuslngss in your Very nice new build-
AND
' NOROTON
“Charlie" Bennett, son of Portions-l
tcr. Bennett. of Noroton. rung
Luke’s church bells at Nomton.
day,
You Klili. hailing hccll and) on his “V9,; in the "rights. that in” will.
\at'a'loll "t‘liurlie" has not lost his lcomc m such numbcrs that you will
“knack at Ibt‘ ring," Imd ”19 beliefnalc to build (in addition for “bargain
sounded \el'y swcet on that
Sabbath illoriling.
>1”an ltluy ~£llt*>." Try it movie. We arc‘
more the "Hollie" would patroliirc
:your theatre, and, if you Will advertisc
\\'t- the glad to set- that our ll'lt‘lltlfi 1 m it“. Sentinel. u“ 11).. “an“, lN’Oltlt‘l
of tllc I‘lt‘t'll‘lt’ light company havelw,“ 59.. n and be sure to “(x-k ‘0!
ht-cli reading the Sentinel, and “831* llilur's llloring pict'lm theatre.
started to work all Noroton llvcitue,‘
Noroton, to give their patrons on that.
'l‘uo sights occasionally seen on the;
than?! total ‘5 $6,593,120. as follows: “up” a good. steady light, and dulmflhwfl’fi 0f Norman never fail to at
1,101 houses, $2,880,230; 916 ontbliild away with the "blink" referred to.Itra(-l intention and admiration. and
“135 garages, etc. $460,715; till-i house Sunday the writer was calling at il‘everybody stops for
lots $286,226; loo stores etc, $259.-‘i'csidencc on this avenue, and follild‘ljoy them. One is
1734 23 mills, $110,405; 11,270 acrefl out for himself that there was no etc :blll'k riders,
of land, 31.908.199: 475 honor. ‘37"i“l~'“""“”°“ ‘45 '0 ”‘9 "““km'” 0" ”mull the beautiful coats shimmer with
285; 583 head of cattle. 821.625; poul- section, but we felt sure that it “’“Slhlxh ”81,“ any the riders picturesque‘
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and swine, 81.310, 272 I 3 ‘HD ott‘lsipllt on till Drill oi lfie light 1:". tailored swung toggel‘y.’ Tliesel
ii moment to on-
a group of horse-
tlle animals groomed uli~
to
him other vehicles. $12.79: 329 “‘1‘“- company.
33,101,071; jewelry) $6,090; householdl' ,
:furlllllil‘t‘ abovc limit, $100,715; furm‘ Tllc Hartford Times states that the
implements $1.600; Dmduc" “'2003conditons It the Noroton Boldleris’
800115 merchandise. "6'00“: “mm" Home are "so substantially improved
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hits for manufacturing, “7'000'1111111 the veterans are more satisfied."
cables. poles, wires, etc, belonging to
:We hope so, ilild we know that Col.
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Westpol'l WM” company. 32::ng th-orge Robbins is doing all he can to
vessels motorboats. pic. hi-d"w'_!nlakc tllcni so, but from what the
bonds. $5.000; mom-y on an ' ‘lwrltcr orct'llcard between these old
397; other Drill":rty “0‘ specifically;”MW”. sonic of them, we fear, will
""‘n‘l"“"d' “3,6"; ‘0“ ”e.” ‘32:,“ p9“ 9llcvcr be satisfied. We wager that if
ulti’ it" “0' filing mi‘gffi " Tllllbl‘ll'l should blow lllrl trumpet, and
MW ,some of them should find out that it
‘tvus not it l'nitcd Slates army bugle.
l
quested, . ltllcl' would send ill a complaint to
“w-.. ftiov. Holcomb to ltluc Gabriel rc-
An Elle! Side applicant had the hon-l ROWAYTON i ulovl’d. .
or to ~land highest ill the recent p0~t 5 . h—
it“: . .mi ‘v-iims~ Mayor Carl Axel ' “A tight for the possession of the
“11‘ ;. ,Hmuncm last night that iriches of Mrs. .loscphinc Niackcy who
Harry I, .tillswortll. of East livi-nlie, Edicd intestate nt lier llnl'lon home,
stood highest ltl tlic civil st‘l‘Vlt’t’ ex
umination.
Tomorrow :ittcrtlooil, ill the .‘llultnclt‘
emo ‘Hotel, the numbers of the Wom-
an'n Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal
church will tttcct with Mrs. T. l“. Cas-
ky. Business. of an interesting nature
will be transacted. following which
ihere will be enjoyed it pleasing 50'
cial Lime.
In addition to ill“ pit-titans St‘t‘Ul't'll
last evening at llic lllllrill‘lili' hcld ill
the East Avenue M. i). church, to ho
applied to the parish tlcbl, its told in
another column, a check was rcccivcd
this morning.r from all ouHii-town
friend for $50. The members of the
church are more hopeful than ever of
doing away with the debt.
.I
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l . will open in the Superior court today.
l Mctllbcl's of tht‘ lluptist Church “11.11111” t‘olilt‘nl begins 0\'t'|‘ the will of
timid tllc l‘culllut' prilyt-i' mectill: llllHl Ella Kt‘l‘i‘)‘ who left llt‘l‘ estate a,
Itlt‘illll to Mrs. Florence Waters. Oth-
l ‘ ——-——- lcr llcirs, Mrs. William (1. Wheeler.
i ’l‘hc yuunlt llt‘lllll“ 1"" “Elli" “"N‘ lli‘l‘ lt'cppy. of Bridgeport. and Jesse
‘ 1” ”WEI- ll Krppy, will allege lllthtnl lilcn
Iplicity on the part of tho tcstlitrix
~—- , -' lwlicu tllc trill was drllwn lllld undue
; Alfred S. ('i‘ockutl hits rccclltlybt‘t-ll “mum“... by h” tliluglitci', Florence.
lalumni“d 1m 01‘3“” “l. ‘h" ““l' 0"and ii brothcr. Adrian liockett.
Nol'vvalk Shellfish t‘tlilllllissloll illrltigeport. Mrs. chpy Clinic
HitlFN‘HHltlll of it large part of the Mack
The llowtiytoil “l'llill Corps will 140ij riches. ot' the
to ilnnbury this cvcning Willi ”‘0 l‘liiricn woman. '
Sixth t‘ompally basketball tmllll. . _
l 'l‘llc snow llilh inspired many an un-
Mrs pearl Si. 'l‘llolllcs. district dcp-lklmwn genius to try his lllilld at mod-
ut)‘ grand lllastcr of the Daughters ofr Mint: with nature's- wealth of ma»
Rebekah, and incliihci‘s of her stuff tel'inl. ()li Noroton liveltue. a remark-
“.m go :to New Canaan on Friday ablt- know couple. ll lift-size lady and
evening to install the otiicers of the ttllllenlnu. aillused the passcrs-by, but
mm“, ”1M8. the sculptors of Dal-ion went in for an
lcrcllill r.
,1"): skating on lllc lltllitl>
it-icinity.
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of
Silo was it tliecc
llilO‘
“are so rarely seen nowadays, that We!
:_begtn to associate them with quaint.
old-fashioned 'coldr prints of country
;llfe, .even though the ladies do ride
aslrlde, with the new innnnish sad—l
idles. The other Wit” which al-
lwaylt caution ir murmur of delight is
the passing of the l‘airtield Beagles.
belonging to .lollil l). Criiunlihn-flin
,iinituated pack of velvety black antl‘
white and tan spots ill motion, witl.
'ull thelt‘ little legit twinkling under-
neath. and every little tail straight ill
air. The muster of the bounds leads,
‘Wllh ll crop ltl build, and tllerc is it
it‘uilillllk wec boy in high boots who
.follows with Willa” whip. lint this
in only urging twlt all-aluiiious pup
Vbilcll illto ninth. nlihnld he fancy llci
llillt‘l foilnd illl‘li-llllcing ’scent act'Ossl
the trolley truck. Elcl'ybody runs to
the windows to sec ”10 beagles puss:i
;lltltolllobilcs slow ilp, pedestrians stop”
‘workuien rust on their llliplelllt‘nlfi,‘
and oven the trolley cars are held up,
until the last little spotted crcllturel
iii wcll clear of the tracks..lllld past-inc]
Oil their dull) cvcrcisc Did you over,
itt‘t‘ thciii‘.’
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DEATH DUE TO AUTOMOBILE IN-
JURIES.
NEW Illll'l‘AlN, Feb. 9.~»-Joltn
:Mlhon, :iptd about 50, whoae unconsv‘
clous body was found on the Plflln',
lvillc l‘OiMl,rllllll who later expired tnl
' thc locltl police station, received liilt',
‘flital injuries from an automobile. ml
the opinion of Medical Examiner liar-l
.ry A. l‘llcock. Milloll‘s ribs and chest,
were crushed, tlic medical examiner
found, and there were cuts on his
:head and face. The police authori-
llies believe Mlhon was struck by a
The D. M. Read Co.
vanity; W '55}
Dresses, Suits, Coats
odd lines and odd sizes
in this season's garments to
close out at special prices.
it”: “th tllerc will be l’t‘llliil'lx'ablt‘ tlticl‘lngs lli tllc bull diltl DruM fictions. Tilt
\t'oman who wants a “ash frock for housetvcar or a dainty litllc gown of soft tafl'cta
crepe or voile for afternoons or dinners, or a suit for the strcct. t‘Lill ccrtililllv get some
thing’ lllf‘t' at a small outlay. \'t;-r_v likely she will buy tuo or three.
Coats at $10.00
*\ l't‘lllilrlxillllt‘ offering. lllt‘llitlllll‘r Salt's Plush Coats, 52 ill lit ~ lung.
Tailored Suits
l‘dllt.‘ grades, smut PM”? ‘7 l I
a 1 i tilllt'lx llll'~ll’lilllllt‘tl— it: 3
J 1- l' $12.50 Y '- i
. l'ltlllllt‘] lll'lt‘t'r llUl cullwlt'll'l i ‘:
One-piece Serge Dresses
lwntll illltl llil\) lllilc, llratl} ll'lllllllttl
$3.50
Sizes 10 to 4.:
Nurses Uniforms
\lllllt' poplin. llllt'll ul‘ llt‘\\ t'lttill. Ilist‘tJllllllllt‘tl illlllllltl\ ~
$1.50
Brassieres, new models
.'\ vcr) llllliortunt accessory to’ the lull—dressed \l'olllall i» lllt’ llril>>lt‘ft’. \Vitll thc ~v
prcscllt attractive blouses of chiffon; laCt‘ net. or new a lll‘il.\>lt'rt' is all ZIbSUlUlt' ncmsity
it may be as adorably flimsy and lit-dutiful as one wishes, hut lllt' lace, the ribbon, thc
froth of Chiffon and net, with otllcl' dainty decorations all t‘tn‘t‘r lllt‘ illlpurtallt supporting -
bones and steels that hold the figurc correctly. 0
New Models from \l’arncr lira». oll cyllihitiml.
' . . . 'v :i"
The “Antoinette”
:l grcnt lavorltc. lll flesh Color,
or white plain or li‘lllllllt‘(l, $1.00.
sl.5o and $2.00.
“Bandeau” Bust
Confiners
of fancy brocnrlc. satin iilltl liit‘t‘.
til ill-all color or nitric. $1.00 and
$1.50.
Fct‘titltl fltnll'.
Hook-front or
Cross-back
lllotlt-ls lll grout \ul'lt'l).
cts.. $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00.
Perfection Waists
.tl 55
For t‘lllltll't‘ll from .t to l4 )‘l‘iil\
I‘lltwc .llc \cl’i :ltll';ictl\'c. 25 Cts
07119 E. ill. illicit (humming.
lNFANTS WEAR
SHORT KIMONOS ulid~SACQUES ill llillllllflllt‘llt‘ \t‘ilh pillk iiiidbltid
editing; cllltiroidercd ililllllt‘l :illd t‘tlrllllllt‘l‘l‘ 25¢m$1.50
tom; FLANNELETTE KiMONOS “mi pink and blue hands
LONG CASHEMERE KIMONOS clllllroltlctcd lll pink lillil blue
31.75—32.50
50¢ $1.59.
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KNITTED AND CROCHETED SACQUES.
SWEATERS ill white. red, brown and prey 50¢ _$1.59
CROCHETED BOOTEES ill with with pink and llllw trimllliilg '
25¢ :illtl 50¢
SILK REPP AND CROCHETED BONNETS ttitd CARS
9 ll
rile
tutti ARE YilllR
DUALIFIEATIDNS 7
A FEW MONTHS
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« . marriage of their dgush‘ter, mu “3'1 “Neutrons Prescription 99" is a. speci-
"on Saturday afternoon, February 26, moving all aches and pains in inflamed
i. r crafts were tried out and it .lsyprob- one or two weeks. Go get 3 Elle or
-i“‘"s‘ienble that n few chum will bounds 5!.00bottle and watch, it work.‘ Noth-
‘ in the lineup item the put pun. ln’ghas ever done what this when».
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) ESTPO‘I{1 } COLLAR MAKER DEAD.
— v—um‘. TROY. N. Y., Feb. 8 --\\'llliiliil
AND ' iilzlrkcr, Sim. prcsitlcllt of the William
4’ Barker Collar t‘o., of Watcrt‘ll‘ct. died
SAlff‘A'nU K ".it his honlc in Lynnliaveii. l-‘la., yes-
§ .r .I l C lerduy. He was 72 years old. He had
‘_"“"‘”"m"—""‘" been iii the. collar business since the
k M" three of the Civil War.
W. C. Anderson has returned to hlsi ~-
home after spending a few days in; RHEUMAIICS "0 [ONGER
New York on business.
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Miss E. c. Belling is able to be out
once more after being confined to her1
home with the grip. J
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"Neutrons Prescription 99‘ Cures and
.p . , . i
Miss Alice Taylor of how iork hasq Keep Them Cured.
returned to her home after spending
several days in town, visiting with‘
fiends.
‘Rheuiilatlsm had been considered in
curable until “Neutrone Prescription
\ 99", a combination of rheumatic, re-
The Rev. and Mrs. Mackenzie have ducing elements. was placed in the
recently issued invitations for the! hands of ill”; thousands of sufferers.
V
rie Kendnll and Walter Adonis Shaw, fie positive in its action, quickly re-
,jolnts andmuscles and limbering them
. trip in a only that would surprise you.
_The Smatuck basketball lea..- “Neutrone. Prescriptioti‘llil" will re-
prncticed on the High school floor here the wont symptoms in the most
inst am A number of new ,w'severe cases of Rheumatism within
at four o'clocb
my will so; sen-u an...“ M tion will do. stall orders filled "own
fore the sen-an closes. . .« also. . . , :
' t For unit by lhofilildrd Phsrwy.
equestrian statue, mm m the inter- passing automobile, and was left in
section of the Post road and Leiloyfi‘h“ road to die. He lived lirNewing
avenue a fiplendjd life-size ,hoygfdfini-wn. and is survived by his wife and
snow unusctl much comment, elitit‘ittliil"5ix “Mime“
ly its to whether it were built solidly;
it snow. or if there were it wire or; U" Mm} If vol": _
wooden skeleton to support the heavy . .
25c. 50¢ amt 7's»
1.. I. MALLETTE i
spent in
MERRILL COLLEGE
Will Help You
ANSWER THiS QUESTION.
MERRILL COLLEGE
l' South Norwnlk. Stamford, Port _._,_- ,. .- .__,___-._ _._-.. -._. - . . .1.“
'irllnlt or body. ’f‘ime revealednhe tic-f Y8 A01 BADl-Yl! Chester
crcl, as two of the legs completely" l '
melted away, showing no supporting ' .—
~i———~ '
structure. Many a genius has been ETake Tablespoonful of 3.“; If thk; _, ‘ .‘ . K . . ‘ o
discovered by such simple efforts; Hurts or Bladder Battlers. d3 - “d1“ “3 1“ 01359.13
Wt ' n t l l ' l t We are a nation of meat eaters an t “qu
3" Us node this line iorse over {our blood is filled with uric actu. ssys' 'r -' _ .‘r, , 7 ,
again. in roots enduring clay which; well-known authority. who warns us ‘1 , p . . - H ,,_
nature also provides abundantly alongl 0 be constantly on guard against kid- , ‘ ‘
our streams? ey trouble. ._ _ . ."\‘
The kidneys do their lifmost to free] \
:the blood of this irritating acid, but!
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“To bc dressed like the rest of tllc “Ol‘ltl and yr“ dift‘erent—»
that stuns up woman's creed.
The corset is the groundwm'k of it gown or .~~llit t-[ll'tl-elnillEIélly "
the first and chief essential m it well gowned woman. Upon the!
‘nccuracy‘nnd pet-lllalcnce of‘its lines depends the success :of
: oven the most glorious frock '
A miscellaneous shower was given become weak from the overwork;
Saturday evening. Feb. 5th: by Miss ghey getgsgiggialrl’:jslliteleelil‘i‘izisagivit; ill?!“
Beatrice Bates, of Da‘ , f Mi 5 “95 co » “ ’ ,
Maude Horton. of Noriflh. o’ir‘he ;e_ltained m the mm to poison the en-i Visit our corset tleprlri’n ill and give yourself actual pleasure
‘ just looking over the Vii..4.i>‘ new wring rlodcls of 561““ana A.
6., C. B. a la sprite, La Resista, Warner's, Thompson’s .6113“
Fitting and other popular makes. 3
Let our corsetiere assislyou in the selection of the model hie-st
suited to your figure. 3
i ire system. .
corations were red paper hearts and. When your kidneys ache and feel,
Progressive Hearts was played during Elk; 1111:1920! gating]? $311131; ligngl
- ' pans n. e
“‘9 evening“ I‘m" ”mm“ °‘ cloudy. full or sediment, or the bind-i
ice cream and fancy cakes were ser- do is irritable, clinging you to seek --.
ved from a table on which was a hill“ dlfllls lined light; “3:160 Yfil
..-..‘ g vssevel-e eases,n ousa:
huge ”'9' from which each guest dilly spelli.’sloepless’ness, acid stoni- . , -
drew a small pme- M‘s“ “WW” sch or rheumatism in bad weather, . . . . \‘
prize was a gift from each one, which set from your pharmacist about fouri UARTERS FOR G A3 ‘
had been “titled in the "pie." The ounce! of N 3am: "he a “blrl'mq
. . . '. 00.
wasteland .. threaten; Wt. re: WWWW”. . ,
prospective bride much happinms‘w- nfium‘ (hi-fig; as in splat. 5°“ L’ ”93 BEN”. Set.
Anton: .thfise present were men Milli 0mm 0.) 3‘3“?“ W m M bum"
“nonwanrfinten .. Cum:
H N ‘ , , . . gamma; . L!” .m.”°“w
. 0mm of orwalk Mr‘nndhirs B, a .i. "ll!“
it. Use sci-n smut. mu ‘Rtmumfrma , J
Steele Inf-Antonin; ill" A. Betta. ling We mi
Jeannette assigning luau Wills int “n ”'0 OW W “W "M“
lordm,hm'wmuuumwmmlm - ”s
the High Schwinn-m Kermit. .,
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