:4 he is cursed, for
. (stomach quick re-
hrings. He is apt to
if he hasn't any
a shelter for his '
a. . y heali‘and he’s
‘m of his soul if' he’s
W; for coal 'and he
MIMI!“ he might be bet-
”! dead. When his earthly
tents are filled and his mind.
poem ,won-y stiiied it is
and that the Winter season
of work.
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i Stained Shingles.
W3 .30.: ”SEQ-ii :93; as“...
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E'- ' “Ego-a-
: tomchanextentlhatitisv
fashioned carpet that covers
i had their ”day The carpet
dust and germs. We are prepared. to meet the demand for
Oak and other hardwood Flooring and suggest % flooring as
the ideal thickness when repairing or remodeling old houses,
I: Hatch If: Bailey Co.
We are local agents for Beaver Board and Creo-
uncommonfto see old-
entire floor. Carpets have
is the champion collector of
is the best time for this class
Dipt
310:. m" m. m”. a a“.
proper that you make your
flmge known. Every
mind's a fertile field and
W11 get a goodly yield if
.fl-li' proper seed on willing
soil' 1: sown.
, . THE
.FERRIS COAL.
fiCOMPANY
LAST
sale, even if you are not it
but to put it away for next
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Fer Winter Coats, Suits, and Dresses
This is the‘ Final Sale
We advise you to take advantage of this closing out
will be more than double, and the style will be good. We
never carry any over into the next season, and they must
"6% PA R l '3‘ Cloaks & Millinery
33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk
CALL
need of a coat or suit just now,
winter, as the price of clothes
; tee of the two classes had decorated
‘ The annual danoe oi the Senior and
Junior Classes of the' Hillside School
was given under delightful conditional
on Saturday evening. The large gym-'
nasium oi the school otters ideal quar-
ters for such an entertainment, and
the young ladies hide the very ut-
most of the opportunity. A commit-.
the gymnasium with the large ban-
ners o! preceding classes. and‘ with,
the colors of the Senior and Junior;
classes. The green and white oi the
Seniors and the lavender ol the Jun-
iors were combined in many eflectiv‘e
ways. At the east end 01 the gym-
nasium delightful little sitting rooms
weIe arranged “here easy chairs,
rugs, Bowers and lighted candles in-
vited the guests to rest between danc.
cs. At this end of the room, the
iclass banners of the We classes were
given a conspicuous po.sition K
special feature of the decoration “as
the attractive amber in the center
from which the musicians discorsed
sweet music. The music was excep
Shootior Clothing
- Sensibly Priced
Sold on Credit
SOUTH MAIN ST.
ITS AND OVERCOATS
NEW MODELS
0. $12. 50 $15 AND
$18
Beers Meat &
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
25 Navel Oranges
Jumbo Grape Fruit
Large Can Pears or Peaches 20C
Profit Sharing Bank Coupons with cash purchases.
(2 Stores.)
South Norwalk. Phone IIBo
,opyright‘ClOIhingCoJ "r-—-----—--—-—
SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY
‘ 250
100 ea.
Provision C0.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk Phone RBI.
mil/inn sc.
So. N orwalk.
.s
meORxTRUCK TIRES
carry a large stock of Solid
,I‘ee for Motor Trucks~bave the'
t equipped Press in the state it"
lYlnhnuarantee 10, 000 miles .
as” as low as anywhere.
Large Oranges
Grape Fruit
Canned Corn .
"Ha BA' . ........ 12C
RKER FACTORY Canned Peas .. 10c and 15c
Campbell‘s Soup Ioc
Canned Tomatoes Izc ‘
Canned Milk 14c
Canned Spinach. 15C
32 Washington St.
Bowersock, I cars
3 y South Norwalk.
ractice N. Y. City
, ty Building, rug yMaid
SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY
FREE DELlVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
280 doi
-4 to 8 fer 25c
Macaroni ............. Ioc
Spaghetti Ioc
Cofiee..... ..... . ....23c
Yuban Coffee . . . .
.....35c
Salmon........ ....... I2c
.10C
39 Main St.
Norwalk.
RIDGEPORT, CONN.
For Booklet 0n ratcnts
,lllllESllHlll ASSAllllS
1801iver All Over Town
(Contniued From First Page)
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2 Nut $1.00l
Ho. 1 Nut $1. zol
pt. EFFRON co, Inc. I
. 'w H St E Norwalk (Il his llllill.
« -.Tel 441.
.IlIe fracas Charles Fillow of Cinn-
lbuIy, entered the police. station in a
lcondltion much the worse lot Item.
.llis nose was bIoken bv the first blow
““‘ I..I llrowhnr's list, and his fIIC‘C‘ WIN
David w Raymond badly bruisedI
N DERTAK ER : 'Ihe Inrst District police then not
~ Ibnuy, and in II very few InImIcnIs'Air.
office. 1069-3: Hausa. 693. lp"‘°‘""“‘ “’5 '"""°d 1” OW" l“ “"9
WASHINGTON 31,: 'placed under arrest and escorted to
REE; MEN'S BUILDING ,Ihc uptown station house Mr. Fillow
p, _ I was unable to identify his assailant
- wiIh any grout (tempo. of cert Icimy,
. “" I‘Mrchnr "WWI no In. lll" n'IrI in
the affair. promptly lie stated that
be bad ndm’nlslorcd the beating to
,Mr. Fillnw,,but [hot he had mistaken
.; im for another man.
Ah} E l ,"“‘*I4Il:or was l'ckril no [or the.
2: :n night, and this morning he pleaded
lruilty in the union. a. ...I I in I.
l's cum w: 5 cont :tIIIl l“I‘Io .I (My to
quid Preparation madt-‘lI ‘I I Hal" 1!“ 1 "c ~~ ”IL ““41 1:“ \\ II“
‘ I mod ‘I IlIII cn.: :ody of Strxcnn'
to stand the scuff 'r'rImmas llun
'f heavy shoes and; "’
‘ ual hard usage the
‘.the. floor has
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tillllllli llllllllll
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_MADE FOR!!! _ _-._ ..
‘ (ll EliZZC. l".eh lit. «Falling M! is n,"
T15 SUITABLE lbulldings wrecked by bonus Inlay
‘ . II; ind I we ilruntn to d lb
WORK AROUND lbmily injured live other: The III-n
l In Oh hot '3 mean: [I . :r'I II .14.
I bin a month, and a III-anlI‘ng.
ll Izttry in under my Illa: harlot}. I
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cu. . s were deslmyell.
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The regular weekly meeting or Illi-
,hforeslli Smslmastvrs School will be
line.) Ipmcnm.’ nentrg In ”I? don
town “in! .
I SlRlNGi IIIIIl
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IIIIIIIIIMIN lllll
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(Contmued from~ First Page.)
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A few moments after;
The bill applies to citizens and thorn:
who have «cu-in.- liltll' intention of
becoming citizens.
'i‘lIIII arc to bc ll‘illllt‘tl in the year
In II loch IlIov reach —I .I. or '.n the year
In which Ihcy filsl Income liable to
such ser.vicc up to IlII-I age. of 26
All men lt‘CCiVlllf-l such Itroining “ill
be I‘III-louzhed to the army or naval
reserve for nine yours.
First Year Three Months.
It is provided than in the firs' vcar's
operation of the bill the period of
twining s‘IIIll be three months, in.
stead of s‘x.
Exemptions mo
ions: ,
Members or IlIe permanent military
or naval tori cs
s l' ““ch (“Wings It falli-
x‘" moliIr-r brv'lwr slster, wife or
child we dependent.
Alimhcrs cl religious sects whose
PP“ c....3,‘,lq filo-"l e4. (“‘“l'v :‘v—n‘“
’l‘rc I-II‘I rmnml w‘ll be trained in
[Inn rI’ml‘qI-IIII hearty-hm: [e h. no.0;
muted l"ili Il‘ * "'“""V w"‘I-ll "“‘0
Inn .... lion «00,000 trained boys on-
'.‘tlltlly.
’.l Hm pm] a" Ilu- n' an \h-nvg (‘Vl' 'ln
:hu'vl‘ I.....‘I. .lt :: .I .»‘.,IrIII men avnil
own for =I'rI'iIn who find lit-0n ll‘tlin'
I'fl l‘" ».‘v "wnlhs‘.
.I‘Iltcr as tho roscrvlst would so into
m... gn-a; body of unorganized militia.
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WOMEN’S CLUB LUNCHEON.
WATERIMKHW, Conn. r'e‘u. fly-
Ttw snnusijlunrheon at tho (mun:
IIcIII State Federation of Women's
"lI'w. 1,33, hell ll "ll! (‘h 1713!-
a,“ I75 elpbwm trnu at part
I! the ewe, stint-dine. mm a
“3 given hr ”r ”I!" m o
.IIIIIIII. N Y, a wow “WM role.
of tin ritt-av-zrl Fail?" 1:».
provided as fol-
l"
a
' Colonel FI edcriclt
Iionally good being furnished by an
Iorchestia of four colored playeIs from
[Flushing' New York.
j. DuIing Ihe evening seIeIal charm-
Iiig {aim dances ueIe introduced. in
one conteiil and carnival streamers
weIe liberally t__lIronn about adding
iniuch brilliant color to the already
. beautiful scent-.11: another \IhlII ctr-I
nations were pIesunII-Il Io lllt‘ gem!»-
.men and violets Io IIIv Indies, caclh
‘heaIiIIc the Home of u lamous man
In woman in hislmy. in a third, to}
Ibolloons were presented lo each dam-5
‘t-‘L'
i The dancing continued from IiglII‘
lo'clotlt until midnight. illltl which II.
delightful suppei wIIs seIIId _ !
l‘lIe young ladies present new:
,Miss llosc Lillian Agnew, oi (irnndl
lilupids. pIesideII of Ilie Senioi Class; .
Illiss Mary i)oy,lc In Pittsburgh, presi
dent of the Junim (‘l ass; Miss Eliza
Ibeih Alexunder oi Il’illsburgh; .\li5s
llI'ranceI-I Frenning. of Boston; Miss
‘liln lluth Well of =Kcok‘uk. town; Miss
Dela Van Horn. of “'ilkcsbnr-III,
Penn; Miss Agnes Inglis ol N9\\alli,
New .lII'sI-v';"\liss Alice (ion of (l 0511
on. New York; Miss Therese Lowmun.
or New London. Conn; Miss Elizabeth
:Ann Hunk”, of Greenwich. Conn; Miss
'llndys (‘rippcn. \l'cch uuhcn, .\c\v
lIIIsey; Miss \lliilch Cole, Fieepori,
\‘I-u Y';oxk Mics Furidu l’lIi‘QIs
Running. Penn; Miss AlIII Ilrusscl
'ml Miss Frnnccs Goldsmith «II New
\oIk City: Miss Helen ’l‘uylm and
\Ilss Pearle Southey m “'9quan. .I Id
\liss Edna llIInlIcInI‘IIII. .\l':~. lTlchu
liIIird, Miss Kullll‘)’ll Adams and Eliss-
licrllm lloodncr, oi" Nill'WEllk. Miss
FIIIllI l’I :IIlIcI ImIi .\li.~'.- liIIIlI Wilson
Hi the Hillside l‘IicIIlII \II-rc pIcscIII
III. honorzny nicmbcis oI Ilu Iuo clust-
(“hi I
The vonng men III‘uscnI included:
.‘Illnci 'l‘uille. or .IIIIldIcIouII, Conn;
Allan Cunningham, of \lodin. l’Inn:
Menitt Cutler and Eml Muxon, of
”I‘M'Dm'l; Alfred lI‘rcnnintz of Boston:
"ohm-I CllSt')’ or Kcoknk. lowu:
I-lIuIIII \\'lIitcsldo, of New York Cin;
Allcrl (‘IIIpcntor . ol Flushing; James
u.._ e oi \nw \ork Cit); liobmt and
Clo.“ cncc Hood. of VII-slow: “ Thurs-
IIIII l.--wsbI-, of Ncnmk. \‘IIII lI-‘fy;
and llnrrv Earle. Ullll't‘llt‘t‘ Moe-er.
Inlund Close. FIcIl Slici‘. Imilrnnd
Greenwood Roger Rowland. CluIcncc
Close. Cyrus .J3etchict_ Hnmilton
Adamo. lI‘rcd Murphy 3nd .‘ll‘. Levon:
'II‘ Norwnlk. .
'l‘lIe prIlnciIIIl oi the school,
lllnt‘ntlllllgt‘l‘ Iecelied with the two
III-csldcnts ol the classes, and their
llO‘lOl‘iil)’ lllt‘llll)l‘lt~‘.,/ Mis. Coinelln‘.
Tmird oi .\oI\\;IllI illl'l Mrs. John R.
U Agnew were also among IlIc Xllt‘sls
Miss
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l
OLE 5N N \'.. lIeh. mill ~lIlIe cor'I).
lycslcidni did $lll'otl00 dmn-gc to I‘
smokeless nowdex plum ol the Aston
Itlmunany III Emporium. Pa. The
(nose is not known Thcie was an
»explosion ill ’ o'clock. All the work-
men but] left the Tommy at mid
nlgbI.
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A huge class of men .Ittcndcd the
i’ S ll scIvlce yesteIduy noon at the
South Norwalk Congregational
church. Two new mcnIbeIs were on-
I-cllcd. An interesting discusmon cn
“Cures by Faith,” was held, acnunibcr
”" the members. stating their views on
the subject: among the speakers were
an -l octurei of the
Pi}; lllllS Piogiess 00.; l. \ash, Dr E.
ii (lumlnn. and C-InIIIiII l‘lllllllni» (I.
I‘ o “$1 Ilvulion Ann). the subject
moved to be so absorbing that it was
voted to continue it next Sunday and
\v ‘ll be. upcn‘ed l‘v Illt‘ following speak-
c'Is RM 1, Smplelon, lIrnnk (lood
child, \‘I'. E. Mntilicws nnd Jud.“-
l‘IileI. Mi members of, the class
Ilirn‘u‘. I... pro-sent, \‘l which time the
“nail Iepcrts of the Pllgilma Pl'ogfl‘a
‘nIIurc \\‘ll be momI Ind "I" o'- “I
.. mind im- the so ‘0 of ticket 1 This
lchuIe provod to be a splendld sue.
cuss. eiizht hundred and seventy live
wmpln witngsscd the production rml
- on IIctounI nl tho-”large number or
Iii-kw”; cold curl not tuned l“ at Ill»
titers. arrangements were mile with
"Col-mm day to give no :IIIIi‘ttonItl
I. ..'. .. ‘.. “JV.“ Q l ‘ run
regattas was present. On Saturday
n ght an addli'ml feature was added
by Jill- Amelia Barber‘s beautiful
m .‘Il‘cn of "The Angel‘s Stu-undo”
not with" was accompanied by her
In“ W a “.4” their? s‘lh '- I‘ll
In nature and ates. Whey at
.. ...I,.' b
owl. IIIMM misc-tun cum! I.” m M m use that be
llay use we: lmc‘w’“ "a II“
I... «I. um Inns In“ a“
-I,.I‘.I.§ItI-Rv v.1“ gm! M‘m
raIlsIaoMIbrn‘me.‘
III
EMlSlllIl Alllllll
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N orwalk 8 Leading Dry Goods Store
Window Shades to Order
We will gladly figure on a. single window or an en-
tire building and guarah tee prompt and satisfactOry
service.
Special attention given to shades for windows of
odd sizes and shapes
On request our representative Will call with samples and give
' full particulars.
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SlAlE ii no Inst: :3:
Ne: «mm 30:3“th sop, $00—8ng Kileger 8‘C0. .2;
n gt an a or at loin. .3}
be ”ML ‘23} West Washington Street :8:
ee
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\pproxim: Itelv 3,300000 lied (‘.Ioss
seals new sold during the Christmas"? . "
shopping days in Connecticut, amord ’0 5"
ing to figures glIcn out yesterday 5. 3.
born the otllcc of the state. tubercu :: '2.
losis cmnmission. Deducting the 10 ‘3‘ 09‘
per cent. that will he sent to the.\ - 'II lo. \ » 3’
Ilonnl Tuberculosis {ommlSsiom the! .0.
pretends this your will amount 10... l
IIboIII $20,700. . New Haven, with It 00 OR MEN
1.:
total of about 500,000 seals disposcdx
9
01. and n per capitn sale of 2,929 L:
lends every other city l'l Ihe stare: ° Wll don’t ou ' ' ‘
than has sent in iIs l‘t'llOl‘l. lluriimd l. y Y men Who are m need 01 a gOOd Overcoat
II I . ‘ I l
no 1 lltlgt‘lm‘l, In (loss I will) \t\ “A": come in and see\ what we offer. With the abnormal advance:
Haven hInII not vet rtportcd.
Morlden with a IquI sale of 180." Hi:
Mills and It per IIIpiizI (ll 5,288, “days.
IlIe competition in Class 13'; Walling.
I.’ortl \\llll 75pm souls sold and a per I00
cupil II ol 1‘» “(ll In Class C; and liar}.
lOll I-‘Iills. wIIlI :I IquI of l::,IIiII seals 2
sold and II pIIr (‘llpllil or 8.13%, Ilnishcd
liIsI in Clans l).
'lhII Icpurts oi llll‘ (lllt-‘s .Ind l()\\'ll-i
lollow.5
New Haven,
(Nil; lilobiiry,
0:0
in woolens for next fall you‘ll make no mistake if you 11
buy one of our Overcoats at our specially reduced prices.’
Mackinaws for boys. 7 to 17, for $3.98 to $5.98. werth
double.
‘0’.
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3 . ,
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g. Charge Accounts Solicited
0.0
5.305%»: ”zoo «39:» :éxfzsfi
6:
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gmn‘wf
..n0,ooo; Ansonin, 1'10,
31,247; )lIII'idcn, 180,-
.74: New llritnln, llIfIJIIs‘; Norwnllt,
40.07:]; Norwich. 2.52137: “him-bury,
:ljli,(lll.\, SInnIl‘ord 110.56]; IlrisIol llfl,
I30. Greenwich, 6,5057; . Aliddlclown;
25,307; Nougntuck 25,300; Manches-
«::» 90’ 99:00:»: ee ’»:»:00 z.» «:90
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Icr. £5,430: 'l‘orrington, 65,000; Ver- ' . ' 8 ,
non. 23:16:; \\'IIllingforIl. 75090; a ace 6 lcatessen
Windham 33,553: \\'iII'quIIIcr_ 19,052;
llcucon Foils. H.160; llI-Ilwl 2,000; - . fi ‘.
llOZl‘flli. moo; llI‘IIIIforIl 22.5w; Fair 25 NORTH MAIN STREET
ll"lll, 43.437; Griswold, ll lill; ‘.roton , C
(borough), 12.233 llnunlon, 15,043: TRY OUR H _ g
Lilohflcld. 29 so}; Milford, moon; , OME MADE POTATO SALAD -
\e. tannin, 2.7m; l’lIIiIIliclI“. 29m: ALL KINDS OF PICKLES
ltul..c.cld1S.’I.l0;SII.\'nIouI', 16741; ‘
hSinIsbur), T,I'.2 ti; Southlngion. 6,315; ROAST PORK; BONES BEEF. -BOILED HAM AND
'l‘lIoInamon, 11488: \\’;Iicrio\\‘n,- lll,- BOLOGNA
700; West Hui-Item. 33.490;
'33.
Windsor,
* SMOKED AND PICKLED AND SALT FISH
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CHEESE
Bock Wurst is Now in Season,
new Sauer Kraut
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Whole Family Burned When Con-
crete House is Wrecked
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’GIIrIIIan Ambassador leaves the United States
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w ATEIIEII nv Quin, Feb. I
Deputy (‘omncr John T. Monzuni
Chief Engineer llcniy ll. Hcitmnn oi
the fire depuitinenl, and mcmbers of
ith‘c detective bureau nrc Iodnr div-.23.,
Iiguilng to determine Ibo cause oi the
explosion which yesterday afternoon
wrecked a one story c ncIeIe bloclti
house at 1163 NoIIh Main street, chs- l ~
ing the. death of a seven ycni- old boI
and inluilng tons other Incm mbeIs oi.
his lnmily. The officials are working
on the theory that the explosion was
caused by gas “lllCll looked through
the notch ground from the street
main into the cellnr. following the
service pipe. IElpid’o Trepicclohwi
head of the family which occupied IlIe,
little structure said he opened a t my
door leading into the cellar .1 'Id struckl
:1 match, intending to go don n to llllill
the source or the leak. it is suppoI-‘ch
the flame ignited the gns that had ac =
(.leIn Ilaicil ‘n the cellar and blew the:
house to plcer-s, pinning: the membersf
a" Ibé family under the wreckage.
Joseph Tu-piccionc n I“ ltll b :l :I.l..I 0:1.
instantly. \lr. 'l‘prc In: It'- - Illii‘lPtl .I. 3
deep saith In his forehead and II fr’nc
tur .l rib: his nil» Iiiatnlncd a com.
pound tracturc or .Ihe. leg. and II
daughter nanmd Angeline lost all her
teeth and received inlnric .. about the ,
mouth and chin. .tn ‘nl‘nnt It! I] two ;
watt {mind at lll" bonus of the houp‘,
at “Neckline. uninjured Only mm
u all or Ibo building is le{t standing.
the rwI oi Ii) '7 niruclnn be ‘II on HF».
I?! all over It vacant lot adjoin II..'. ‘
I'll, lormct .IIII'3.- .I~....s..oi' iron I: I. loll the
the Hfillt‘ smile i!" lun‘: worn {or III.» pa." lion: “.9,"
time l‘ll‘li‘ ‘7 MI Rummy. rm W'l’llll.
Ioar m’ the III: II that toes lain; Irmn \" and.
inlet lt‘lmla'nlt VIIL
ll' ”hilltx'trljl, “311‘ l ‘
u
“it? ".0va m. m ” ‘
IovEIIIIsIvr; \IIII ItEEII you
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l II It. i Sinus \Illh
:I Hi mom durimz: tlIII IryInI;
' no on W
lI'Itifll Illt‘ . 'I‘Iru Idiom lam
Eliatib
.f plucrgmph show;
' low-Inn w New ‘l'urh to
“It. Countess mi: lwrttaiorii‘ Mid l’?"l‘lf"t3
.. m'nlrr at tho AustinsMonastic-3n --"l':.~.
it was reported smut ltll'fl lhis‘
team" that the Mud Hill! a t‘m-'
II“! but! been called out to hard the
beat bridges. new item its.
,3 in WA Lima»;
”Insulin-Mum
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