”AS. Mixer: 17.1920. .1
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'Sni'ui‘ Tr»;
0311': rage, a cent
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“ ‘ third r
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Fibber Co.
WANTED
I ‘ ‘-
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5 Mpflmmxm
i. Illllfl ill at“ .
. -, Lomnmw’,‘ RAMBON
60";
no"
a Mam so” m
also.
. — . bury last ten, whereas; trial-enlist!1
. well known
. meM‘ud'acquflnta-oau She ‘ls
roa sans ,immm by he m= and than
can anchorage I '3?" “ma; WW“ D55
. ‘ - HT oaaonooa- x1. Ind Mat cw "
ny Wife; ’3 Corn Am, n,.Nmk; Kw“ E. Lockwood, «Md. Th"-
Phone 2945. aim was held this otter-hoax at 2:30
,1 . FOR sans—:4 SPRAY W ness in the family.
Sutherland Marrow meanness. , —‘-"" ‘
Just the thing tor soda. manulacturer,“ John “- Gum-st-
idfllsor candy store. am to. _ The death occurred on March 16.
Quick ‘buyer. Apply at A; M'Bm-bf‘m‘fl Bennett. United Std.”
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WANTED—BOY. 15 on 16 YEARS Jrerrsd to Danbury for burial by Ray-
9141 to work all day in store. Donnel-l For: SALE—THE mums HOME—“mend and Son- ‘ -
13's, 1‘3 So. 'Main street,
fl-..
WANT i” 37!:
tr. it; firms OPER.
0:; A' PARTS 01?
. vzor's' FAG“ORY
710m PERFECT.
WAGE .~ '23.") EXPER.
~ or. 113125. IF
2"?“ “:CED WE
ii ‘ 1? AND PAY
3:: :. .IRNING,
ER SEWING MAGHINES. NEAT
‘APPLY 45 RAILROAD AVENUE.
l— -—-—',-
1:44.
?
' feet,
Izround' floor with freight
phiahufacturing. care oi.’ Sentinel
I F? OD]? & CO, : > ‘avenue, East Nomlk. comment his spirit to our Heavenly
.-. ' i - —”. 5 _" "" ‘Father.
Ir- . l WANTED—FIVE OR SIX 1100355,! FOR SALE —— 3 TWO FAMILY; . I
~7~~-———_ 51: improvements DY family of three: houses on. Oak stage-t. Price 53-1509'1'oday the journey is ended.
" *. la’iuit’s. “'aiiicd by may let. Addrewlgffl. required. Slot). Elm Grove I bug's worked on the mandate of
it- ~ - RIF;
t-.—— ,. , 'lAdm‘” c-o oentinel, Office. ‘—‘_Naked, alone. undefended.
card 'acms: t —; Fon SALE—ox»: Two FAMILY” knock at the Uttermost Gate.
'M’Tfl‘ldllg. Ex- :: WANTED~GIRLS FOR MAILING‘houso, ten rooms, part improvements. Behind is lite and m longing.
crowded and department. - Light. pleasant work.1Good location. price $3.000. One six m; trial, its trouble. its sorrow.
: kbply .Good wages and bonus. Murphy Mfg..room cottage, all imorovements, 83.300. Beyond in the infinite Marnim:
~'. We” 1C0. 275 East- avehue. [Inquire of E. E. Gorham or 'R. Joselov~ Of a day without 9. tomorrow, .
35‘: :. ‘ i —'skr.
' e f WANTED—YOUNG MEN, 1: tihl Go back to dust and decay.
—-
T'.‘ ', \‘TE'D
3. ANY MAKE
‘M. llfzhwst mull
. _ . , ‘ _ . Y i " ' ' ,
‘::f:;l'lll:l‘lttll firs? l FOR S'ALEu-XVL HAVE 2 \ Em. 0“ "‘°,°b““°“” “5"" ~.
l’un't-n‘l'w . ;;, -"31 ~ 5. . ‘ ' . ‘em lov ut.. fine Bedroom Sets made of the finest' " ‘ .. , ) . .
( mm t -\ '= 3;,- .tzoo}t;'itl}.. Suiting; c t» 6121;: ”g Mahogany, mm“: Colonial four-post de‘l Lokntgzedgzte swings Wldt .d m)
, ‘ lmwhhp. dnl“ ar " Q". U 0 {Sign Tm”: 11* the finest furniture everlAcross the endless reaches I «on
M <“: ”a" East. borwaik. mat on the market. Vi’ill take otlLe!’ Last friends with laughter come
"““fi A ~ tfurniture in exchange. Phone 1182-3. flocking ' '
. W . To iv
‘VANTED TO LET g e a glad welcome to me
i shoe repairers. Man
n removing covers
‘ :man to work in tin-
mid] work and good
‘.’, MATHEWSON
V CO.
L4.
iticuizzrs, examinations.
.: (ionizer Government .-,Examiner).
' Equitable Bldg” “’ashington. D. C.
.4.
WANTED—OPERATORS on smo. view of Long lslgid sound, 14 rooms,
AND garage. electric 1 his, range for coal.
STEADY WORK WITH GOOD PAY. gas range. nearly one acre of ground.
_ walurefo‘I—z one Uthrmn
st Noms for light housekeeping. Phone-
: .. - family house, all improvements. $1,000
,“WANTEO—F‘OR OCCUPANCY IN cash, near South Norwalk station; ai-
lhay. factory» 1021: about 1.000 sqnm so $1450 bays 5 room house on tum
, Supplied all year around with bill.
glive steam, so lbs. pressure together 543. 90- Notwalkh ..
‘mth small adjoining'oflice. If not on.
, ,~ . , eievator.:
,Auuwer stating location. rental, other folding cot and mattress. telephone
,manufacturtes in, building, Address'fitand and window shades.
,mrd; desiring Railway Mail clerk-
'ships. mo month. write for free par-la Union Streetand 33 Elmwood Ave-l 90")" gm“ “1’3“ ““1 01":
J. Ileoniird'nue.
889 15 Marshall StrEet.
.Co.. Inc. 83 Washington St. Phone Navy. in his 72d year in the Nominal
.stead. leafed-in Final-ill! road lithe!
finest residential section, wmr‘rtno' R5- A‘N W- EMPWVE" 7° THE
WIFE AND Famine 0F .,
WRIGHT HAMPBQN:
Almighty and merciful God in His
infinite wisdom, having seen fit to re-
move Wright Hampson. our shop-
lmate and brOther, from this lite to
the life beyond, we. his abopmntea
and brothers mourn; a \man of strict
integrity, a good husband . a kind
father, and a steadfast tiriend. 'l'ot 91:;
ibereaved wife and tam ly we 91:
$659 cash. Address P. 0. Honour heartfelt symmmy‘ God, who
from His great bounty and love pro-
ridesP for us all, will provide for. and
console the widow and orphan in this
their hour of bereavement. While his
body is committed to the earth we
iAipplv after 6 o’clock to CHAS. E.l
‘JENNINGS. 197 Flax Hm road, South
Norwalk. Phone 184.
FOR SALE—33000 BUYS Goon
1-
FOR SALE—OAK HAT RACK.
21 Edlie,
FOR SALE—PROPERTY AT 19-21 mo hack to dust and decay.
iron are worthless to me from today;
No longer my soul you can hold
The Hatch & Bid-i1 lay you down gladly forever:
Storage and Garage to Rent at
For a life that is better than this:
icy Co.
- ,_ :1 go where pat-tings ne'er savor.
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’5 rooms, fumlshed.
’ trolley and station.
To LET“ 2 VERY PLEASANT
Every convenience
for house-keeping, Improvements. near
Inquire 7' Grove
Thi: Means YOU- Farewell the ~
Meiiinzs and household furniture. ed . maze has been llIt‘rad
have. incrr used in value. and in .1113“?le 1; an, ending of strife;
instances have doubled» in €091 to 'e‘ Qay not that death should be d
‘ . £ ‘ ” .: waded.
place. Insurance is about the fill: l Tit-I but the beginning of life.
«thing that’ has not advanced in PPM“ SHOP'S CRE\\" OF R. AND W.‘Il.\1‘
M
hill’l‘ YOUNG MAN
. :llSO (me-for stock
mitt-m with good pav.
lm'. Slim“ 3i. 7
‘.\’ur\mlit.
:3 YOV'VG
'ul bnut‘tl.
('o‘trrm
Address K,
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'3: ABOARD FOR TEN
:2 i’rutrstant family. Ad-
~ N I.
-~.:~ ”HOTESTANT BOARD.
' Ink-lit, active boy of
-Ir»-ss VVJH. 0. '
1" TO 50 H. P. VER-
'tI:‘ Tank. 42" X 6‘. l
»- from 3 to 500 .2!!!-
(i, 1'). Adams, Can-
3:; South St. New
"\‘t’: MEN TO BE-
w.) pay while learn-
ul‘h Electric Works, "LOST—”“1111. Til-Fl PERSONS “1.10 «March 1920,
.—
' LADY W'I’PII
, slice-ping. Steady
and salary, Box
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; wliT (HRIJFOR OF-
--€:inn if satisfac-
" *‘i131‘j‘.‘v‘ giving ago.
2': Sentinel office.
i ‘ - ~:'.\t(:. LADY 'FOR
\ 5"I1".V. Doric-n. Tel.
AS LA‘CE MIA-
5.:'llislllfi.11 p.111.
‘ girls in finishing
n. m. to 4:45 p.
i -llta~lo, Int.
\Vvl‘wal‘n'. V
' HAND ‘CHICK-
.Ituiii 30 ChiCkens-
.. J
»— "'-.‘?\'l‘)§ 0R MOTH-
- us took and laun-
- rimnibermaid and
.7 .7 adults. Tele-
_§ ., - ~'.- Norwaik.
—r~-~ W
.1, .- APRIL 1st, or 15th.
’ tl'vmems, good 101
> . .YE‘I daughter. M"
. A Ferris, 2? Sea-
N':',~— . w ‘ -1
f‘ v:.\_\' To BM '
."uml itflnt‘g_ Stat?
.‘\l Sentinel Ot‘fioe..
-.--,‘ “
a _ To Prawn—Sines
, ..
7‘. 1‘7??? GOOD QII'
'.t Bear, ’
Re-
m_t
street Rates: are as low now as it’ll)? in?” SHOP,
"'- .. . were. Think it over, are .1 u y ,
. '0 REN' "FERN‘?H‘ED leMTul: protected? For rates and particulars WOULD REOPéM MLISTs
iprivata home. .ente man on y. n . _ CASE 3°C
,1... M Ask John T. Hayes ..._._
l ”Fo‘n’mnenTlnooi'twox’rman
unufnc.lfimr of So. Norwaik Trust Company ‘
lbdiirting, suitable for office or lodge‘
Inquire at The South Norwtflk .
llmmn
'Trusi Co.
“ lflro‘fsr—z noomsxo. or. smuxlté
street. Inm ire Mrs; R. 'I‘arlov,
iomve street Phone ism-‘12.
for man years. -qum was;
beam-“mm i
.— ._ o'clock and was prim-owing to 111- , ‘
BWlSS GOVERNH‘BNT 9
arms. but-autumn road will be in
no condition tot canton-table driving.
The continued snow and consequent
icy conditionot tilt Post no“ I839
caused almost artery vehlde‘thaf has
passed over it uncouth 15. mm the'
modest "inner" to tho Ive-saw
laden with merchandise. to be driven
with chains. These chains have"
ed and torn such holes in the roadway
as have not been seen since the winter
at 1918-17, when host getting under
the inhalation of the Post madam
it to buckle on the (ppmch'ofsm
These holes are- encountered first onl
the western slope of the West. Msln‘
street hill, Stanford and'theit at the
top of Keeier‘a‘Hill. The next bad
place is at the footoi' Put‘s Hill, Green-
wich, Where the trolley tracks cross
the med. The depressions here are
hole is to be met with.
Pavementiwand Condition. ‘
Great holes haflheen torn in the
wood blockon Putnum' ave.
wich, which has remind one of. the
best stretches of road bethen here
and New York since it was laid, years
ago. ' The breakage is. in most, cases,
close to the - trolley tracks. which
trucks have evidently fOIIOWed when!
the side of the road was blocked with‘
snow.
The half mile west of Pickwick Inn
has been in bad condition for three,
years. It is no longer bad—it's worse.‘
The bottom of Niggerhead mu, westl
of Greenwich, is covered with from:
three to six inches of water. with'
holes six to ten inches deep at the
bottom of the pools of water. A few,
Workman are displrltedly throwing
shoveltuls of gravel into the depres-'
alone, but in vain. for the next ma-
chine to pass mes out the filling as'
fast as it is [flaced in the holes.
Menace in- For! m
The main meat of Port Chester lei
even more of a menace to automobile
springs than it was last summer.
rwhole sections of the bricks having
been misplaced by the Mary trailic
shod with chains. The western ap—r
preach to the railroad bridge at Rye
contains many bad homo—and so on,
all. the way to New York.
Automobilista who has been “CHS‘:
tamed to stick rather closely to the-
Post road, will se‘e mod (ti-less oi; the,
country, on their way to New York
this apt-tog. for actuate—om thenl
more detours—are sure to be the fash-‘
ion.
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GENEV’A. March 17.—‘Police au-
ALBANY N. Y.. March I7.-~Reopcn-
,No. 7 Main Street, Norwallc rung of the investigation of the charges‘
Red Meta. Insuanca.’
' truism ._
! disloyalty against the five Socialist
Aslser‘nblymen was requested in a re-
so at on introduced in the l slaturc
today by Louis A. Cuvlnier, gmocrat. v
,or New York, on the ground that
fluttorney-general of the
tprossed evidence."
; F" M I iosi
i-yL-é-élrMPO'PKE'I'BOOK WITH SUM
.of money Monday evening. possibly _in
jitney froquor. to So. Nor. or ho.
Main m fibrin: SL, Kindly return (0
Sentinel Office, F. C.
i LOST-~11 Jam's GOLD nuxrrixo
16.15.: watch, Sat. afternoon, Reward.
dander please notify Miss Bodwell, 7
Sevmour Street or telephone 293 or
1761.
{found two five-gallon calls on South
’Main street between Raymond street-
and the Standard Oil Plant, \Viison
Point road, please leave them at T. c‘il‘.
Brothers. Smith Main street.
1 fiffiififiho Ann”
: GREAT DAMAGE
BY BLIZZARD
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lwrappod it and blanket» around 31'?”
small brother an’d aisle): For twenty—
four hours they lay in the snowdritta
before they'were found by searchinfi
parties. Hazel Was (load but luv‘
lion in bundling up the lit'it- -.ies
saved their lives. -
Aolph “’ohlka. son of Gust. IVohl-
ka. a farmer living near Ryder. made‘
a gallant attempt to bring assistance
to his three brothers when the team
of hor'ses he was driving” home died
from animation. After making his
three timers as comfortable as pos-
sible, he set but for help. .Twenty-
four hours later his father found him.
and the other-three“ children trozen‘ in
deep Snowdrifts. ;-. - _ ‘ '
Virtually no; freight. . trains were
mar: Zia lthiatisifiteitoday and pass-
senger semce'waE-QW’. Two Great
*m’fi’m .3?!“ we walnuts Monaco would Estate are re'
, drinks mar
thatjtli'ef 1120;, . ,
‘ so ’d‘ee‘pfb'ctween
c
5
~- w"’,March'17—A. o. 1920.
‘ publioliin: tins
were, stuck tn the.‘
mound: of Nomalk, as, Probate Court
, l Ever try to food ‘a Chickadee. He
. Estate of Frederick T. Lyon late oi, is a sociable fellow, says the American
vNorwalk in said District deceased. :Forestry Magazine of Washington,
ORDERED, That the bxecutrix ex-twhich is conduCtlng a nationaT , bird-
,hibit her Administration account tulhouae building contest in which school
this Court for adjustment. at the Pro-t children are winning blue ribbons. If
day or March, 1920, at 2 o'clock after- 1 invariable respond. which
noon: and that all persons interested
lin said Estate may be notified there-
’ot‘. the Executrix will cause’thls order
to be published in a newspaper hav-
1ing. a circulation in said District, at
rJens-t five days before said 24th day of
is more
than can be said of most other birds.
.Cut living costs with a backward
garden. '
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PROFESSIOHAL
PIANO LESSONS swan
' o 1"
District of Nr-wa" .1. Probate Court, :ggWBL‘t-fieg- 531.3%. I: “Infra?“ Mg:
7i:.1;.'.3.‘v .
‘ ‘1‘ ' ‘ ' sinners a‘ specialty. For terms inquire
HEN-RY W. GREGORY
Judge;
. ._..____._ . »—__ -_--.— -.
‘n ;' \‘ln- '. :vt'c) _
0' ‘ pr". :.liit“:t10n has at above address. Phone 1256-4.
3. , ' 1'. , - “‘19 Know M
3 ix v' 'n ‘ ""9531. pra\‘- “T'SINESB WEB.
imr for " .. forth fort-f .-
;_ , ,,._ . 1‘, sell 00,- ‘ iano Tuning, Repairing and Polishing
t in ‘ ‘ . .ifaf‘r‘. ' ’ Satisfaction Assured.
"WW“ "3: :znl‘ application it:
‘ lifili‘fl' :tm' ’ it the Probate Chapug'hla mgr“) St.
one .. Nor“ ;'._-, nughe 24th day of One -
Mn ' 15'2" to o‘clock foreuoon: -
;-2.ti 2? ~‘ 'iu‘y’ i‘."i‘:('e thereof be giv- MRS- LOUISE CANFIELD.
an to .x.i poi» l3 interested therein by 1 Matt avenue. Norwall: Conn.
order in a newspaper pawns LEBBONS m oaucmc l
having a circulation in said District! -
. . Talon 1 .
lat least five days before said day of - h.“ 838
l“man’iug- ”AMERICAN TK'xr co. mw‘ lino
3. ‘ HENRY W- G‘B’mgBY Night Service. Telephone 903.
| , . . woe. , .-
l District of Nomi-1k, so. PM , aft court. "
March 16 A. 0., 1929. . , >.
Estate of Mai-M Distiller late of ' ‘
Norwalk, in said Dist-hot, deceased.
’ The Court of Probateder meffiisu-ict‘
WiLkulu ’funovxagv
92mm flaunts And Heating,
. summ- ‘QL’ - Phone 2880
~ om m simmer—ate
' .~ I ,u Traci
£01 Nor-walk; Bath‘- limited and .dlowec. , _ r .
«dramatize trom theuorehetsot fonts»: , ; ms- _ , can: '
the creditors of said Esme to exhibit —¢‘ 393', m _. ”m
then: claims tor seeder-neat: Tiles-34mm “M‘m f-
fwhr-‘neglect to present theirfiecounts
properly“ attestedi. within said tlmv'
Will be defiant-n- a recovery. All per; ‘
‘qnested‘rto makeinnaedlate‘ payment ' . ' "
t0 x , 1- . _ ‘ .
t. ,, "t
-
; earthwm'omnmf .. "
5. :7 - 1‘ V ' "am
bate office in Network. on the 24th’you whistle to the chick-taco he will L
z.
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EXPRESOES REGRET}
thorities declare that inweotigattons
ithey have made relative to the'bomb— ler “'aiter
n: of the American consulate at‘
.urich confirm their theory that the
attack was a Bolshevik attempt at re- 193“
venge {0‘ the deporation- of Soviet
eympathlzers from the United States.
lb“ Regret for the incident has QIWYImSnn' '50 ‘5 "a h“ team.
““9 had ““P‘ been expressed to Washington by the‘
Swiss government. l
Wren Scam in
I‘ll of $11,085,182
and trillions more in
It". ant-y M
fires wet-elm this ,
all“.
~Values have appreciated greatly. anywhere (rm ”to
Mover-Meant. mummbutlitthandpays
well.
One than: rid dollars
and: a un-
rharmm reg-rain:
filled with water. so that advert-can- '
net readily determine how much of 8;.
Green.
lish Admirdty to We convoy
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insurance" for three rs on a two- '
fatally Erma dwellingwith' tibie Myron: but $5.50 l,
Enrollment-flank .flpas-Sflifflheframedwenlnghaa l
a tumble roof, datum * ‘5' '
WWW
Winn-swing”
an
atom WES
rocaivefmro
silence-inland
and was ch 1
hast aim ,
“edition-wife‘s M mt.
his reiterated re-
mrhav Ian-a ahs'auim
received no turther aid, the officer
said. Aa- Mean drill-n who had
resigned from the Navy in 1914 to en-
ter in m‘ an in. undermine
toasaint‘ *mmmw,am
this man with his one aide couprtsed.
his entire m am
“My staff then m m ly inside
quate to mode anddeult‘ 'm to
and from ”adamant”! boom
mooted: “mac. Iris!!- M’ norm ‘
' ' informatics:
any sums. W10? the W1!!-
his dutiesbut'nathhs was done r0
carding the cities-a he had» ”$66
sent to assist him in his technical do»
ties. '
In repeatedmesm'. Animal-suns
said he urgently mended that a
special officer be e! tb~tle Brit-
plans, but never received an answer:
Finally be detached the captain
ironadestmyorandasslxnedhimto
this duty. ._
“We had reached the limit of phys-
ical endurance,” Admiral Sims said.
“We were established in two small
rooms at the em and dim-tomes
were pouring in on
no -. day. I
only wish that rm cm of deo-
criblng the conditions in my office at
this time " ~
On July 7 Captain N. C. Twining
was detailed to be his chief 6? Staff,
the admiral said. Canonical differenc-
ea with thedapartment were demon—
strating the need of donor-liaison be
am IOIWALI, nan.
Phone 479—18
= «somewh-
buuso. 13 rooms: lot - .
COTTAGE. AV EST“. I ' . “as. CI.
of eight rooms, m- lw
menu; and. one of In roan
cone-o. oooooooo econ-on-
LOWE six-4% fanniy‘ house. I:
with improvememl‘ l8
(5x160 .. ...... . .........
FIRST sr.—m room-E int mm.
m
---t ........ ~.eooooo--o..
J. M. Laytoummgt&Co.. In.
tween his officers and Washinzton.
the admiral said, due to his inability
to send and reply to letters and cable-
mms.
Th built 1% t that troop con
warned the coat en -
vars were being endangered; or lack
of proper assistance 3M4!“ ad-
miral said. "and 'Wd Ink!!! flab
department's inclination, to send. him»
young and inexperienced. officers 'and
keep the older ones in home waters.
5‘ “ONO;
PITCHER RUE
CINCINNATI. 0.. ' h lit—Pitch-
Ruether. the last. of the}
hold-outs of ")0er chamokm Ciun
cinnati Reds. signed his contract for
at the training camp at Miami.
Fla, according to wot‘dflmeimvl to-
day from President August Her;-
—Tha Best Salesman—A Want Ad
be continually (
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SOUTH NORWALK.
3 2
Din S. M. Died.
DENTIST
47 Souk Maia Sheet
and Nomaik
m7 mun out)
By Taking I.
Baxter’s Gonzh Syn. 1"
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Norwniit .
Radiator Remirirtz Cot i.
"I. ~ i1.)
Automobile Badman if
as MAIN IT” NORWKLK. '
No charge for any W
tory work. T
C
$25.00 for any rmilotcr we h.»
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TELEPHONE on.
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Dan‘s-ans
am good thirst. d:
,apocfl—h‘y ‘
momma: ,r
so
, rams: . .g
'IM‘ng mt ,,
, Manor“ today. " ' g
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