"are seem r men ms
NORWALK
Thursday, Sept. filth
A. H. Wood? Big New York Success
"’“CheaiiogCheaie 5"
i
‘Q
FLEECE] IEELODREM“ Ill 4 ACTS
coming Here After One Year at the 31;.éngc Theatre, '1' or};
The Most. Enter-to” lug T‘reatriral (lurking in. Reccrs‘ Y .212:
A Laugh One Minute and :1 Thrill the. Kerr. l
Nothing Quite Like It Has Ever Been Seen on ‘i-llf‘ Stage 1’
“PRICES ......................... $1.50, $1.00, 75.; ~50 2:39
Sale opens Mondey 1:30 p. m.
w ._. W.-- ...L_ . m“ _ Q q-.. . -n -. . .. ~ -0..- ,
closely assocratcd with its own stall?
in: naturc. Douglas liarhnnks knows
himrcll} lwttcr than any person livinE-I
In' writing the siorv for ‘ own ('llil!"t
acterizatiou it is. t‘irrt.
to bc Slippilst‘tl that l"
the hcst vehicle to
ilcas on life. such
The House of High-Grade
Entertainment
Regent Theatre .
3 Shows, 2:15, 7:15. and 9
TOIiaY liasp;::i!:(ff:{criyloll:l l‘u‘i :‘ {tinin his
rcc t , .: g! , . '_
Dléfioligyl‘gfig’d Pl'cl‘ill‘t‘d im‘ lllc r" . b.’ clcvci‘
‘ ‘ J ’ little Anita l.oos( Wlinp “'(n-k for
In a Drama of thc Gold—Mad
Days of ’98.
“The Flame of the Yukon”
the tumor?
0 tllt‘ Slit"
l‘iourlas- it: proving (mp
tam contributing tacu
A 7-Part Trianglc Feature “9“ "f “‘5 orrnn‘zat't "Down in
Also Hearst-Paths News and a Fallll" lll‘mlllr‘W in 0111- .t m'»
. plax‘t‘d.
it, who it“:
-p"‘-‘1Ai'tcraft
lt“ll notable
tho oili-
)m. Sci’cral
‘ “ion arc in-
with re-
thiu: l‘lt‘ scrccu has
Tho work of John Hmc
started all of the Fairl
ott’orintzs thin: for" u“
result. is also in kot‘p'
or unusual merits of .
new idea-z in film we
troduced bv M". Emm"
markablc uuc‘ss.
T\\'U‘Rl‘i‘l \‘ita graph Comcdy
TUESDAY and \VfillNESDAY
MARY l’lClv'i’tJRD
In The Great Patriotic l’hoioplay
“The Little American”
No Athztncc in Prices
COMING—Doualas Fairbanks in
Artcraft lv‘caiurc, “In Again, Out
Again."
,
.' AT THE PALACE \, DNESDAY‘
,Anotber Supreme ParamounLArtcrafl
Attraction is “The Vamint,"
With Jack Pickard
and Louise Huff
Prngt‘fisaivt‘ business: mt-n would do
woll to follow the mothmh of "The
White Mountain (‘ana‘ :md “Tho
‘(‘ofi'co t‘nlm'ctl \"gtfl" tlwcvi John-
son's colour-Jim] story “The Var-
min This has lit‘t-u ;‘ nsmd for the
srrcou hv Paramount on": will :‘ilpf‘m‘
on chncuday at thy ‘ "ace Tllt‘tlll‘t‘“
stcrrluu Jack ”Pickford. The two
younz: business; mow) tloncd nliovo
Stand pccrlocs in thcir class of sales-
.0.
Palace Theatre"
Setting The Face in Up-tO-Date
Phoioplays
Performances Today at 2:15,
7 and 9 O'clock
—-—.—_
Today and Tomorrow
America‘s (ircatcat Exponent of
The SmilH
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
-»m-«
“Down to Earth"
i
.t‘
‘l
.3"
7 V :':t boarding school to thrust lolll‘
h V
“ ednesda) whole dullpl‘»: in a wo'v ‘ “olh-ction of
JACk l'lt‘lilt‘tillll and mltltv :wortctl. “ml o. crockrrv.
LOI'lSE lil'l’l“ l “—nuhi ~civc linintcrs to tho most prm‘v
~— in«—«
“The Varmint”
"l‘lil.TRSlMY~»-»"l‘bp Masquc of
Life," a charmingr romuncr, illl'tt'l
from a nu-tropolitan run.
Regular holiday prLt-cs for to-
day’s pcrtormanu’s.
Triangle, Starring Dorothy
”fill—lit liiillilisl ’
‘TODAY AND TOMORROW AT THE, A woman as lawicss had, free of love
—.
PA LACE
tircd salcsman. TM") are othcr
scrr‘aminvlv funnv atlvcuturt‘s in
which t‘oc ‘tdvcutttrous voun: .lolm
llumpl‘rdiok Stovcr. aims "The Van
mint." talzcu port. “Thn Varmint will
hr shown at the Palace Theatre on
\\'c,htcsda_v.
AT THE REGENT ODAY
“The Flames of the Yukon," a 7-Pat‘t
{as \icrimcn‘s (‘armcn is thc roln plav-
lcd ‘hv liorothv Dalton in the now Tri-
anclc plav, “The Flame of the Yu-
kon."
‘tThcflamcf' as the gamblers and
minors call her, is thc quccn of the
dance hall girls in a Yukon tronticr
town during the gold rush days. Flm
is a. woman without crccd. conscience
or moral standard. yci whcn she meets
“The Stranger," a your rugccd fclg
low who comes to the * wtltland to
‘make his fortune, site tools a sudden
Douglas Fairbanks in “Down to Earth"
' First of New ParamounLArt- '
-, craft Series
.A special treat to the patinns of the
Palace Theatre is promised for today
and tomorrow by Manager Collins in
the way of another riproaring comedy.
cinema presenting *9 inimitable Dou-l
glas Fairbanl'" "‘ l.‘ : newcs‘ and fun-l
nicst offerir '. iOV-‘l to Earth,“ re-j’
iimetzl‘by Artcrtal': Pictures. in thismwmcmm that draw 1 _ i.) him. 1“.
' I “:21 filein'elge'imugg‘s Mt only-stead of "trimming" hi“: ‘-i 5119 hi?“
cxc s a no preuous 9 arts on the planned. she hmomps 1.x. champion
screen but at the same time, proves
his ability as an author, in which re-
spect he is just as distinctive as his
acting. In fact, this pholoplay is:
l"very much Fairbanks," so to speak.;
.for he wrote it, enacted its principal
character and oven directed severalt
poetics himself when other duties in -Thursday,s‘ept.6
connection with the production of the.I "Most crooks are ‘brore‘ras" because
film.called,Dlrector John Emerson thev‘don‘l love anybody .oud nobody.
away'. i _ gloves thcm. As soon as. May fall in
In 'addilion to its other merits,'1ove withva woman who ‘ iturns their;
“Doivn to Earth" is undoubtedly the affection genuinely and §.§:‘lcP]‘e]y they
1303'; 13"“le stagediphdioplfiy in cease to be crooks. A man's heart
filial? the 1‘09“]? Fairbanks has 9V9", isn't big enough to hold love and evil
appeared. The ‘film show the many at a“, same time. ,th‘rz love comes
different locals visited y_._a happy in m the (300,. the scounur'el flies out.
young'man'whose “wander-lust" and of the. window, Crookedness is just
"clos'e-to-hature" ideas'not _only afford the instinct of happiness gone wrong,"
him thermal pleasures of life but at So says the crook {they-r3: of "Cheat-
the same time are the means of log Cheaters." the absorbing play of
Holesding health and sunshine wherev- Stove and adventure among crooks.
. or he goes. The themeds typical. of which comes to the Regent lrheam,
no true Fairbanks nature ‘andilnv ad- next, Thursday ‘direct’from a year’s run-~
,dit‘ion to tannin-provoking qualities “at the Eltinge Theatre, New York. 7 l
carries withxit the wellfkuown' ’optl-l , "There has alivaysnbeen a great deal
and determines to "go st“ fight.” in or-
der to gain his respect.
“CHEATING CHE/trans"
A Farce-Melodrama at the Regent
Theatre, One Night Only, ,
l
l
walrrallyl
"Mn-t himself
his nwm
'lisilt'lU‘, he:
' t‘lwaicrs'
mcnsh‘p and thc why in which thoy,»
l‘HlllCt‘ tho "Varmint." .a newly arrivnl'
. tutu-tors of photoiwlav icclmlquc,
it‘iim oilt-rs a particularly ttmcly sub-
grcat war and offers various surprises
Holt, James Neill, Ravmond Hutton.
.Leighton, Walter Long,
minus and little Ben Alexander.
11 and until congress had decided what;
emcee? ‘
ver in Campaig
ood
Helps Hoo
To Save Amercan F
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i.
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a,
Missmruwwc J. may; KAY; '
,_.,N_. .7-..“
i Miss (‘athm‘ine J. )lticKay, presi-
itlcnt of tho Anitrican lltillli' Cum:
omit-s Associulicn. and ticzm oi the"
in tlic-
division oil home t"('()llt;llli(‘.~'
lowa Stats Colic-gt“ of Aerit-ultui‘c.
l.at< bccoaic a membrr ol' llll' advis
cry cvmmlittcu on houu- ccoimniics in
tin l ynirli
fut-d .-3mmistratt.~r, is waglni.r to can
Alllt‘llt.;ll wmucn to saw foul. She
it‘liH‘lllt’lll to save by (‘arciul buying,
proper cuolnnu and Ham catii/
ry the woman. Astor tho wunr-n, it
she l‘t‘llllv lows a man and is lovcd by
him t‘m' ct‘t'ct-is a rcfuriuatitm.
Ami nnu who has sccn "t‘hcatiug
' would say that Tom l‘almcr
would makc as safe and probablv a
morc intcrcstiniz husband than the av.
other man. In spito of his post lapses.
A! lcost that is what I gather from
my intcvcsling ctyrcsprmdcnts in the
course at my engaucment with ‘tlhcat-
in}: (Vibrators? Many women have
\rz‘iltt-n to ili~ in roiuto tho argument
made against ttlc t‘lltlllli! of thc play in
width Tom l’alnirt' marrlca Nan. Most
of ll cm Hit" they would bc glad to do
it thcmrclvcs."
Shiv
“THE LITTLE AMERICAN” AT
THE REGENT THEATRE
p...» .—
Mary Pickford in Eroat Patriotic Pho-
tOplay Tuesday and Wednel- '
day
In umloubtwlly tl‘c moat crippinir
and thrilling photodranm, in which aim
has cvcr :lmtt":ll‘t‘tl. thc nation's swccl»
licart. Mary l’itktord. will be sccu at
thr- llcucnt lecatrc tomot-v-mv in hcr
ncwcst Arlcrai't picture, "'l'ho Littlt‘
Anwrican.“ .-\‘ vital story by Curt) ll.
Dc .‘tiglc and Joanie Macp‘icrstm and
produced undcr thc pcrsonal dircctiou
of Mr. on liillc. whoac many creations
lm'c made him one of'thc foremost
this
jct‘t of patriotic theme.
The 'storv deals with tho. present
will
the
”wt when seen on tho scrccn.
disclosc rcmarkable effects. As
little Amdricau izirl marooncd in a
lt‘rcucb chatcau while tho battle surg-
cs around bcr, "Limo Mary" is given
an opportunity to display the wonder-
ful dramatic ability with which she is
giftcd. Although the story deals with
the war. it is not of the same type as
tilt! dinarv war drama, as it deals
morc with the intimate than with the
general. in keeping with. tho/talents
of thc star an exceptionally capable
supporting cast appears in this pro-
duction, including: such well known
as Hobart Bosworth, Jack
t
plnvcrs
'Guv Oliver, Edythe Chapman, Lillian
Dewitt Jen-
O
._.__....—.-———————-—--a
OPENlNG OF NEW LIBERTY
LOAN SET FOR OCTOBER 1.
WASHlN .‘xTON, Sept. 2.—-The open-
ing of the next Liberty loan cam”
paigu has been set tentatively by
the treasury department for October.
1. Subscription books will close No-
vember 1. unless the program is al-
tered. The amount, the interest rate
the deinonindtlons of the bonds and
other details will be announced after
congress, disposes pf lthe pending
bond bill.
' Indications are that the next of.
fering will approximate $3.000,000,000.
Whether it will be advertised by the
government through paid newspaper
Epics! is) under (consideration, but
Ste‘cretary McAdoo ,said tonight the
cost of such an undertaking would ex-
heed the appropritioninow available
forthe purpose. He added that there
would be no action until more‘light‘
had been received‘as to the cost or
4
lcrlrErl i‘. llom‘tr, thoK
Tending the ‘ Baby
But He'll Never R‘s—pgl the Pedormamte
By hit-Elli”)
1 by the McClure
.‘tL r Synduatt.
C'. .. »,,‘
1
it was in one of the waiting rooms
3"? the Ul‘lllzd Ccutral depot. l was
pitting; beside an honest kit-ed, iuotbcr»
, y trauma of thirty—five. who had a
iirillly about eight months old asleep in
nor lap. She had asked about the train
ip the river, when she suddenly cried
at that she had lost her portcmtmnaie.
‘Shc fclt' in the pocket of hcr drcss and
iin the pockets of her cloak, and she
lshouk out the baby‘s clothes, and by
ind by she. said:
"i remember now. I left it at my sis-
, crls, in East Thirty-sixth. street. My
lticlict and all my iuuuey are in it.”
i "Madam." said I, “you have fifty
You can
*minutcs before train time.
‘asily go back and get your purse."
“ ltlt the hilly?"
, “Ho‘s asleep. and if you dare trust
:him with me Hi take care of him.”
1 “l‘vc must a mind to do so."
i “Come on with him. and you needn't
ghurry a hit on my account. We‘ll both
to right here wbcn you get back."
She gave me a long. lingering look,
I o as to be tilde to swear to me in
:court. and hurrictl out, and she was
tscarcely out of sight when u “Rockn-
l
t
illy .llaby" woman about four seats‘
gnway, who had bran! and seen all and
twits no doubt jealous, got up and walk-
ed around and said:
: “That shows how much mothers
lthiuk of their offspring! Do you sup
lposc l'd cvcr lcavc one of my children
lthat way? Not much!"
She was still walking around with
‘ihcr nose up in the air when an old ‘ from one phi-39
iumn with a cane and a satchel siop~
{pt-d to yell tit inc:
l “Du you know if this is the New
llltn'cn dcpot‘ or not?"
“No. air. It isn't." l replied as l hcld.
top my hand warnlngly.
l “Young on slccp. ch?" be shouledin
[still lomlcr tones.
I nodded and cautioned him again.
At that moment the baby‘s cyos open-
lcd. l l‘tli'lil‘tl him to and fro and croou~
jcd to him. and he'd have slow again
fbut for a woman who came up and
:loudly inquired: .
‘ “Did you notice a hand bag on that
Iscat whcn you sat down?"
i ".\'o. I didn't see any hand bag, and
{you woke this baby up!" I shouted at
rthc \vonmu.
l
l
i
3 “Oh. i have! State prison oil’cnsc.
ll supposcl" she sneercd us she made
fotl'.
. lly this time the baby's eyes had got
‘bclow my bat. and thcy began to bc~
tray :1 grout dual of anxiety. I kcpt
my knees moving and sang to him.
.l bud sung ulmut a rod of "The (lid
Oakt-n lluckct." which i have always
2 found to have a soothing effect, and be
two: limiting at lllt' with great curiosity.
\\‘ll(ll ml‘at wunmu came nailing,r uluu
and stoppt-d to cxclaim:
1 “Kilt-liva'what u su‘uct little baby!"
} \l'ulkiug about with a baby in your
{arms is rather monotonous on the spine
iand kuccs and shoulders, but was in-
;rcnlcd as an oti‘set {or parcgoric. l
gtlttcd up thc baby and took a walk-a-
’ by-baliy walk. As i walked i tried to
divcrt his mind into a new clumuel by
tolling him a bear story. 110 was g'ad-
. uully becoming interested and had
probably made up his mind that l was
at toast. his stepfather when a little
old man who hadn't the slightest or-
case for living blocked my way and
shrilly observed:
“My who died and left a baby about
as big; as him on my hands, and t
know how to pity you. Are you this
tag him on the bottle?"
i went; on with the bear story, but it
was no use. The baby began to grow
rod in the face and to kick and claw,
n
his voice. I changed him to the other
shoulder, but. it was no good. i got
him down on my arm and tossed him
No fewer than six full grown p ‘olile at
once gathered around to dischss the
case, and because I couldn‘t standstill
to answer their questions i heard them
that tho llumune society ought to sta-
tion an agent at tho depot.
I carried him over to the ticket oi”
lice and the information bureau, but
he was not in want of anything in
that line. I walked and waved him to
and fro; then‘ 1 stood "still and tossed
him up and down; then 1 out down
and bounced him on my knee until his
first tooth was almost shaken out. 119
were not according toHoyle, however.
ond'hc stuck to his tune.
I don't remember all that was said
by the waiting passengers. but here
are a few sample specimens from the
stock:_
“No onclscan 'make me believe that
he is that child‘s father."
"He doesn't seem to have a spark of
love for the Poor little thing."
“It's curious that the police haven't
interfered before now."
“Dear me. but if he“knew anything
at all about children he‘d know that a
pin was pricking the poor thing to
death." , '
There was just one mint hope left.
and l seized upon it. V.l_can_tered the
child out of. doors. and the sudden
changeshut him up. Then 1 walked
along until lgot’thc sun ln‘._hls.eyesl
so he could no longer see me, and he
got a new train or thoughtjnnd stop:
ped kicking. twinneue was wonder”
tug who had ‘vbéeuelocted l
an inductive/"awaiting loampuign
ill. be on: ed tort til"?
sing““0ld‘ user not and'gn e him
and he finally yelled out at the top of .
up and down. but he piped the harder. : .'
say that l was a heartless father and _
had made up his mind that things -‘
began to '
ltltl “Quality” Combination
Ranges installed in Norwatk!
Tlrfrc are main" (‘OliiiilliiTlls c
:10 Dog Warden 'l‘lxuaas l‘. W:
ircgard to the control of L
dogs. While the dour “did"
'he has no jurisdictipn in t}
the followingr (dimly .
\till hi.
The Ranges have given excellent satisfaction to our cus-
tomers and are a. big success.
MANY SATISTIED USERS.
~’l‘ilor‘ti-lonville I“ , a . . .
lint" .. ing to :0): 1 (‘s‘rcitss do; Olill~i we ‘7 lpllt you 131 touch With .
lers.’—- wa. num. r right in your own I:
-..,-
Dogs and Cats.
When a nuisance becwucs
neighb: hood if there is any
doubt yfll“ mind about the
menace that editors are wi g .
lav-mic half :1 ro‘unu to di “QUA I'Y” RANGE.
lot the subject, rim»; for action has.
arrived. Editor I“l'fi‘(“llllll of the;
"i‘iiompsonville l’rcss put-tidied the; NOT . EXPERIMENT.
following in a recent it. 2162 5 ' .
“Each succeeding: )‘H-l‘ the pro“ _ Yon .{e no chances m put,
‘clamation or“ cities and towns goes; .1” 1 h . n HALL
forth against the liberty: of the can. “ham 4 ‘9 0f t 53° Q
line race, and the slaughter of dogs:
its supposed to be curfid o\' in the:
lpublic pound. Those fortunate curs!
iwhich cscape demolition are licensed;
lnumbcred and at certain lli‘l’lOEls pro-
ltcctcd by a muzzle: they embrace;
that a modicum of the grand army}
lot" the money and disrcput-tble race
llhat during the hot and sultry 9931-,
'stm oi Sirus worry our lira—rs v'itlxi
TY ” I: .iGES; we have pen
selling imam for two and tins.”
half ye“ s. ‘
BIG r: L SALE now OPEN;
$2 with order, $1 weekly, ox-
tra. 10 rtr cent. discount, $10
l‘t’car and threaten us with hydro-l ,. ‘
tphobla: the other part 'of the armyl‘ f0! Old d1 range. u.”
imp either sccrcttd or titty the dog 1' i V
lcairzhcrs. When Ilr1 deg star is set SEE ABOUT OP»: ‘ FODAY !
laud ihc proclamation is no ionizer
'in force the strccts are again alive ,__ v
Inith worthless and worthy canines.“
l While there may hn nobility in sonic
.of thc race, it doc-s not cover up the
I Power Co.
‘torwalk, Conn;
The Connecticut Light a:
67 Wall Street ‘
wines of those which huvc grown up
with a “street education". and which
l . ..
:are both a terror to little children 1 _
‘and a nuisance to civilization. A. v m" _,_-._ mt... ..--__«_. __=_ .
that goes - a...» a...“
' . ”ass a (1 tree, > ,
do?“ "“‘z‘h‘h‘ it; another leaving own home, and there is no reason
‘ snuggwllrit should be allowed to soil door-i
'-tcsiablc ire. .
t I ‘ misc-s, much less the ar-
' . ' .' it 'ts dt
tltc llltilk‘» t l or hand- ways and me
should he shot by tho police CO: Sl'ete In
Elf :. I 08’8" ,
OUR (,1 TICAL ESTABLISH-
'Z'ENT
'cd over to the bound master to bo'lif‘l“S 0? lllllllilll [90d krill! bi"! illf‘
“.xpcutod, and that law compelling “thbm's' 11”” ”5 an en 'l l-,.ll,
». ' . . U. .,
grocers and dealers in vctzetables will??? be ”i: 2210:3103]:31111313:
'kccp their goods at least two fcct .\ 6? D90? tit _ . .‘th ‘..".,
from the door or Sidewalk should be iidi'GHQOd lult‘ “P 'take “I resgtt
.mnro cenorally’cnlorced. The cxm--'to‘sau1tm'r precautions dciuantlst [ll
.tion of a dog or cat are poisonous tlfnjlnuiisfinge be abated to: the .3on
, v in laihsome 0 H3 ‘ ..
'Silviahggaltgethgf‘lihliiaI?syiteuoi, ' The race of canines increases with
t’ It would be in order for the local warming rapidity, and Eighty ncr
'hcnlth oilicer to call the aitcntion atom. of the cats that are annually
some local dcnlcrs to tho advisabilitybm‘n in our cities and towns are
of observing the law relative to those 110 good. If thY CilllllOt ‘30 exter-
'mattcrs. We know whorl-of wc write, minatcd before they are able toscc,
an; whilc was“: down mm street the law stmuid humanely do so “hon
'0” evening: “9 notlctd in from of a they are found on the streets wlicthn
'.-:'.or" which soils, among: other :hlucs,'\‘l‘ ll be (10?: dai's or not. .\0 dis,
iiillil.-. an open crab? ol‘ strawberries“use. no (truth. is more horrible in.
'cn tlm :‘idi‘wall: and from which n'lls FORUMS. either to the victim or"
‘larrr tln‘: was lt"{l\'ill,iZ.Nt‘i|l‘l)F. on an iricndi than hydrophobia, and no»
unwound about tau-mm inclivi iron) curt has rrt hot-n found. nor has an)“.
“-9“. “WW-1,1 “:3”, of r. “'g.’lirf‘Yt‘nllVl‘ bout discovered that will,
i
is con; tely equipped with ~'
every INSTRUMENT OF PRE-
CISION FOR EXAMINING
EYES, and has the services of
an ocuusr for the benefit; of:
our patrons. , .5 “My
THAMER‘
' tlu~ walk, , ‘
mm,” A may mp. hcard 1,», ,-,.,,,‘,3.;;iconqucr the mines ,althoutzh we have1
that evidently tlrc aim-mummy"nuttmit inchtlflntors criwritnr'llniz., «1-,- Thu-ciao Eye Service“
f“thoucht more of hit ll0l\'."llil'.,u>l‘5 than,” mnv ”9 59“"! and ll man be ”‘3‘;
.1 I 1.] of h“ {.mu we shall never find an antidote for;
l I“ ( ‘l m H " ‘lllo poison of a bite of a do" or cat "
‘ The dog or cat that is domcsticat- ”‘ ' '“ ‘ i
fell will not be pcrmittcd to soil itst
Village'Buili 537‘iraiiahaas“r6r Beliiaii‘i‘ké’ffiimes
Oculistz. Opiumetriets, Optlcllfll
8? N‘vtic Sq., Stamford, Col!
0; n Sat. eve. until 9 o'clock
Established 1897
t Advertise in The. Sentinel.
'3
have built for them this village, neat
In honor of the dam: htcr of. the king and queen of Bel:
Here many Belgians who might have starved to death hate
Mt
Schcvcnlugcn, their most popular summer resort.
mum the Dutch named the village Maria Jose.
born ctu~3d tor.
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FIREWOR (s
, ROTON POINT PAR
‘ABOR-T'DAY ’
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