Evening sentinel, Friday, October 15, 1920 · page 7

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WANTED ‘, - . m “m m 3011038 -
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r. ANTED—~High schOOI bay, 1, good FOR”..SALE—Reed baby carriage in DRESSMAKING AIN'D REPAIRING".

élmnce to learn the soda business.
A; ply Atwell's, 51 Washington St.

\SAN'l‘ED—TWO laundresaes. Apply
at once. Supt. Norwulk' Hospital.

\‘JANTED-‘dVaitless—Apply at once:
Supt. Norwnlk Ho‘lai.

\‘.'.\.\"l‘HD-A competent maid for
general housework In a family of
three. Mrs. Charles E. Jennings. 197

 

 

lt‘lux Hill lload. Soult‘h Norwnlk.
1
WANTED—[iv quiet refined girl of

16. a position with n refined-family
am niotimr'a In-lpcr or to assist With
the cite or young children, Apply 26
v.'.m-r street. Norwnlk.

 

“’ANTED TO RENT——Refined Chris-
tian couple. two children. desire to
rent apartment_ small house or part.
or house, elthcr furnished or unfur-
ni<hed. mprovements. Gentleman
commuting. Would consider hoarding
vi’h private family. l‘. O. Box 137.
II-rivn t'onn, i‘hnne Darien 343.

 

\‘AN'I'EIL An Azm-rican boy. 15

.\v:. — out would iikc work of some
land has his work certificate. Ad-
(ll'i‘Sr A. Z. Sentinel Office.

 

ll'.»'t.\'TiCIi—~\\'omen to take names for

inc .Norwalk (‘ity Directory. Must
iI' until] hand writers and intelligent.
Allin-<5. The Price & Lee Company; 6
t imrn it St. New Havcn. Conn.

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w'i‘it‘it is hereby givcn that every
t'lrxn. corporntion. resident or
,4: wsirll-nt liable to pay taxej 0
.t n: personal property of. the“. City
'~..-m\.tlk nnut file with the Board:
\v‘t-s‘lurs ut‘ the City of Norwalk.
l\\t'lll_\ days from the (late.
\xritten or printed list. duly
.-~, to. of all property belonging to
i m-rsmi. firm or corporaion on the
mu or October. 1320. with par-
.w or .nhi property liable to be
:tli'l \nlucd. und designatinz
v . vl'<I:’it't or districts in which (‘lif‘il
.- . z» .‘Ltuntrtl. .
will he rt-(‘eivt-ti lit the City
. r'. ~ nrt'ice. t'ily llull. Second Tux-
. l-l-itl'iC't on Friday October 15.
« .twl daily thert-uftcr excepting
from tell u. in. until twelve
.xllvl from two 1-. In. to filf‘ p.
.lle on \vP'lnt'i-"lil} and Saturday
'll'll;.\ from sew-n p. In. to nine p.
. mull .tnnl including Saturday No-
turn. ?
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suill lists will make
» ...... <>.il) for said assessors to Ii“
”1.-.”. with the lit-Ht inrorinaumx

.I.l--. ninl u penalty of ten per
\\ Illzlu' :lJtlt‘tl a: required Ivy law.

I , pzuw-rly owner I'uils to file such
I .v m' Imus all right to appear before
It: Board of Relief. ’

l vii-l all .\'(Jr\\ulk

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“'illiam F. Hoyt
l‘runk ll. Merrill.

 

PROBATE S.\l.I-Z 0F Iii-Ill. ESTATE

l‘nrh-r and pursuant to an order of
tho- L‘ourt of Probate for the District
of Noruulk. authorizing her thereun-
to. the subscriber hurt-h} offers for
tile all such right. title and interest as

Ahwgnret llisclwr. late of Norwalk in
.‘li‘i i’i.\ll'iti. deceased. hull {Lt the
firm» at her tif'iilll. in and to the fol-

lowing dcscrilu-d real estate, to wit:
All that cv-rinin parcel of iiililt With

ilu- hullviintzx tht-rcon. human as NO.
4" Van 7.:indt Street. in the Third
'. a\ini..' District of the (‘ity of Nor-

\' "k ill ruid tonn of Norwulk; bound—

.Vm'therly by land of Charles H.

: wars :tnd others; I‘Instt-rly by land

I-Znst Norwnlk improvement

-m-iution. Inc.; Suntht-rly by the‘

N \\n_\ culled \‘nu Zundt Street: and

\‘w'iy by land of Julia A. Ray-

nti, said tract being eighty (80)

“more or less. in front and rear

. : my hundred forty-four (144) feet
u ..r less. in depth;

‘« I that certain parcel of land with

‘n :llrlillgfl thereon. in. dimensions

~. - ' more or less. in front and rear

- iii feet.

i . . , ...< .\'o. 44 Van Zundt Street. in

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more or less. in depth. .

good condition. Call after 5 p. m..

i2 Tollegs St. S. N.
for sale. Apply W. FfBrunicu-de.
roclmt‘Avve” Ronytotb ’

OR SALE—carpet, about forty
. yards of double Brussels. Bargdp

 

Company. 87‘ Cedar St., Phone 969.

I )ea rbo rn
has

 

FOR SALE—A one ton
Truck in fine running order.

’nndv stoke-box body never been mis-
used. A bargain for a quick buyer.
Phone 761—2. Norwulk.

 

FOR SALE—or will exchange good
upright piano in fine order. Sweet
tone all ready to take lessons on for
good large building lot in East Nor-
\vnlk: Norwalk. or South NorWalk. X.
I.. lyxhee. I‘.’ Cove St. East Norwalk.

 

l’tlll SAI.H——-.\'o. 3 Livingstone Place.
Just off \Vcst Avenue. imme-
diate possession. Attractive price.
Edwin L. Hoyt. 3 \‘Vcstport Avenue.
l‘o'orwnlk.

FOR SAlil‘Z—‘miluick 1918 niodei 15.45
touring in excellent condition.
A Nash 1919 touring in excel-

lent condition. all good cord tires.

51.350. 1920. Chevmlet sedan in fine

condition. $1.25!). A new 1‘0
Mitchell ready for delivery. $1.900. ..
M. \Vright. 55; Railroad avenue, South
Norwulk.

FOR SALi‘Lwl have u fc‘r used cars
gt bargain prices. I um cramped
for‘ room. Austin‘s Garage. Phone
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W’hite Bridge. Tel. 62—12.

FOR SALE—A number of hens for

If sold at once. Conn. Carpet Cleaning

electric light, demountable rims. cab

FOR SALE—4.3m] gravel. loom, build.
in; stone. cinders. also one horse.
Raymond Street and Son. Dorian. near

Mrs. Damon, 44 Van Zant St" East
Nomik.

ill/Km. PAPER AND PAINTS

-- auctions on clock and
«low - prions. Now in the tin- to
4p-i -and1m¢hrarfnccfcoado—

cu More the stormy weather out: in.
istlmauo cheerfully given, and
pdmptiy attendod to.

ALEX' WHITE.

 

35 Lowe St. Tel. 2139
‘ J. H. “vs . r
I'll fix it if it’ electrical. In my re

pair shop in th
mo Hotel Block.

Will make prompt repairs on all
electrical merchandise, and appliances.
iVaiitcuum cleaners. runs, irons, a spec-
a v,

rear of the Mahacke-

Your: for Service.

J. M. MOW
Electric Sho

In rear of Malnckemo otel,
Norwalk, Conn.

THATCHER FURNACEs—Agent for
the famous Tuchor Pipelm Fur-

nncu. .1: you any ready- to purchase

a pile pipe heater set me hetero mak-

gigw‘ggr gglecttions.‘ Pgice reasonable.
_ p m . en Mil .

’ View Ava, Piling 33?. let e“!—

CARRIGAN a: FLYNN, local and Ions
distance trucking of all kinds. 01103
$33!? 5 Co., Phone 1577. House phone

curtain. tutte u
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY—l have'
a plan whereby holder of depreciuted
mining and other lined securities can
cynvgrtl their-Rios”; irate profits. See
. r. amer, com o ', 1

St. New York iCty. I West 34th

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I-‘OR‘ SALE—Newtown Giant

weight 1.250 lbs. cheap.
Bosch, Grumman Axe. Cranbury.

l—‘Oit SALE—filler barrels-only
few left of those fine 50.32.]. -

 

300 gals. ca acity.
South St'.. tamtord. Phone 1983-2.

FUR SALE—Find car,
want of use. Manner & Flynn.

Colony
Broader No. 11, $12. 1 black horse.
(‘harlcs

a
nd
oak ban-eis. Also 1 wood tank, about
'.\i. L. Bickart. 211

with express
body. good condition, being sold for

lg‘ution rim: the time of our meeting.

.i“ —_

ot’ofiqlon exists between President
John-in or the American We, and
PM :- “the trauma:
heme manila; the “viability of
holding a meet!" 0! thew-“or len-
gue club owners to ohm foe the future
of baseball while the Cook ‘(‘ounty
grand jury is in session in Chicago.
President Heydler tonight made ’5.
lic a. telegram relative to the meeting.
which has been called for next Mon.
day at Chicago. .

"It is my judgment that to hold a
meeting of major league club owners
at this time would be a mistake."
said Johnson's telegram to Heydler.
“The Cook'County grand jury has _
been refinnvend‘and Will can one
Its investigation Into the dept to
conditions that exist in profession-.1
baseball. Much Important testimony
will be presented which mun weigh
heavily in the future deliberation. of‘
the self-appointed custodilna of the
game." ' .

Heydler'n telegram to Johnson said
the action of the National ‘imgue
metabecs in extending an urgent in—
vitation to the leagueand club pre-
‘sldents of the American League to at- ‘
tend the proposed meeting. was “can.
tmous. The meeting was called. mid
.\ir. Herdlvr. to discuss and formulnte
plans for the Juturc government of.
and to safeguarding at professional"

"Our penple will he'lhcre,‘f th.teie\~
gram continued. They at? nm‘ In
the belief that public sentiment will:
brook no delay where such vital mu-
ters an the good repute of. the national
game. the protection of all hon/est
players and‘the protection of immense
property-nights are concerned.

"in my judgment it in a fortunate
coincidence that the Cook county
grand ' ry is to continue its investi-

Thin cixes us‘ the ideal‘bmortunttr tow
old personally the court and th‘e‘legnl
representatives of the State of lilinoil
in tho grunt work they htu‘e under-
taken."

Rube’s Money Held;

 

 

 

‘proyemenla. .\ Gregory
station or trolley.
Tel. 14§3.

Adults preferred.

 

TO- I.l-;T> 7?. rooms. all Improvemcntn.
L'L'n E. “'ztshington SL. I-I. Norwnlifl

 

good condition.
Struylnerry liill avenue.

 

.bnyer. Phone ass-12. 23 Merwin'St.

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ntock ,at bar nin prices.

W
FOR SALE—Ornamental and. flower-
ing trees, bushes and shrubs. H'Iving

purchased nursery section 'of the Ro-
way'on greenhouse, we offer this fine

Reynwn
P052"), Farm, ighland Ave. P ne

 

FOR SALE-Kiluick digninabout, 808g:
magneto. con ton. must FOR RENT» .
Iold at once. Very cheap to immediate hold In .Sfig’fa‘gepififf' ~$fi§

Semifire pm: building. Hubbell Coui
& Storage Co. Inc. Saugatuck. Conn.
Tel. Weamon. 296.

. PWOILE .

. MRS. LOU E CANFIELD
Private Lessonslli Dancin . 1 Mott
avenue, Norwalk Conn. g‘el. 1838.

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nuarauteed not to leak. $10.50 each;
25 gallons. $7.50 each.

1036.

{PO SALE—Cider barrels. 55 gallons.
hard wood. fresh. clean syrup bar-
mls, used only once. $6.50 each; new
oak barrels. 50 gallons. paramne inside
fine for wine_ direct from the factory.

Reynolds
Poultry Farm, Highland Ave, Phone

THREE LITIGATIONS
A’ROUSE INTEREST

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Products Impaired, Claim

 

street. buildings for rent. at 15
.31. rshnli street. The Hatch &. Bailey
.0_

FOR SALE—ft houses at 1921 Union

The chocolate manufacturers
whose factory is almost adjacent to
that of the defendant
claims its chocolate candy and co-
coa products are being impaired by

 

 

CARPET CLEANING
iWhen You Want Carpets and
~ pugs Cleaned, Jung Up 909‘

’Prompt Service, Reasonable

Charges

Our Way il'thc lilodarn le.

We specialize In Glowing Oriental
.. Rugs—Hand Process.

Conn Carpet Cleaning Co.
G. 8. WYMAN Manager
87 CedanSL, So. Net-walk

the llimes and refuse. and point out
that two natural subteranean wells
and one artesiun Well which thev
maintain for "
ishing water with which to cleanse
and rinse the receptacles in which
the candy is made, have been con~
taminated and polluted by the ref-
use. in one action they ask for a
permanent injunction and» 326.000
damages and in a companion suit re
quest the court to allow them an In-

that place forevec."
The Southfiaid Point company de-
clare they have spent much. time

 

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'Hm-d 'l‘uxing District: bounded
mix by the highway called Yam
1: Street: Easterly by the tract
x ' :w-rinul‘ter described: Southerly

. ’ USED BUICKS
$1917 Buick Sedan

 

.1917 Buick routing.

 

r ' ll! of .Icnnic Keeler; and W'est-
« .n part by land of Christopher \V.
I . vl wife and in part by land of”
x . ’ZI Kl’lle‘il:

\ '1 :tt certain parcel of land with ‘

In dimensions
r

'zhlings thereon.
more or less. in front god

it feet. more or 1e”. in h.

I' up .45 .\'o. 46 Van Z'andt Street:-

: .T-Pmmgot Mitchell .

: g Come in and be your own sales—

;1917 Buick Coupe

.1915 Buick Touring
.1913 Chevrolet Touring
19!! Ford Touring -

 

I h I Northerly by the highway ,
t the estate of Bernard Kindi:
’ vn-crused; Southerly by land of

Kepler: and \Vesterly by the
I > ' wt lumi next above described:

particulars and terms. apply to 1

Geraldine Dweller

Execntrlx ,
Snydnm Street. Brooklyn. NsY. =

 

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UNDER ‘i‘O SETTLE ACCOUNT.
lu-un-t of Norkalk,~ss. Prob.“ Count.
' l t dwr ii A. D. 1920. .

' -‘ sH- of “'illiam R. Imkmdr‘llfie
.tm Ik in said District. deceased.

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wlrnral Experiment Station, tru- . ..

under the “will of said derma-

t .' :ts account to this Confi’fwu‘e -

"::~-:it. at the Probate am I!
“milk. on the zlat day of Oct I»_

, at In o'clock foreman: militia!"

" ;~ .mns interested in said Email.
' . notified thereof. themid . >
- '-.\ iii cause this order to be. publilhi
'- n .. newspaper bout!!! a m t
l . m suid’Diltficl. M' WM‘M
' said gist day at
HENRY- w.

 

 

 

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S will Nocwalk
"”11 has been at
1» bank.

Ranting-1‘
itcsults. "

 

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city today than you can

 
 
 

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’ ”or”. ”your cudy'héeo and
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”EUNNINGHAM'S
m

39” I’m” Street.

and money in developing n truct of
lspd near the factory of the defend-
ant and have built homes and gen-
~ornliy improved the property for tire
purposes of selling parcels to home—
.4 builders.‘ A beaunml bathing bench
Is included in their tract. they any.

_ . On August 1. 1015, according? to
the complaint. the dye complie-
gan It; operations in Stanford and‘
once that time refuse from the fac—
tory hos been causing all sorts of
trouble with milieu and pau-
lpective put-diners. Mir condit-
in; of a yellowish substances. of dls~
.ngreeable qualities 1|“,an In
the streets and lots and in: "com
maimed and polluted! the mm
of the sound at the bathing. upsets
pccording to ‘thcg'impflnt. Puma
and gasses slum cut' by m

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AMERICA’S" BEST
3‘ CAN-RES
H‘J‘tisdoulitful if there inc
more» comprehensive tine of
glr grade confection sold in

in: righthere-
m’llfiutknmklndsrep-
Mei- candy is known and on-

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according to the dent“"\tion given
by tilt W

us who n m put of the
.mfidenn' annual. ~

. In unsel- a» then IWns that
Synthetic Dye company declares. it:
'hnnokn ~0£mont~ohthol

 

:the fillet-sot the bond was pol»
tinted 'othor Malling pints
.gm‘ on it began, opentim in

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

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. min-slam Taft in mum on
5“.— 11 via: «new will

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To LET-«6 room apartment. all im-i
Bldg near}

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ni~l~ “ art? “'0'" room. “l" lllrooklyn pitcht-r in the New York
> I. .n. use 0! hath. near cw. Al’Q'lcourtn. The “gm; of Joseph Restin-
m-t idngc- Inr talc. Hot water back. in lweig‘ “I for ‘1”, 01 while the joint

Mrs. J. Sweeney.‘ 7t

in Stamford. '

the- purposes of turn»

Junction to restrain the defendant“ ‘ i
from carrying on'their business"‘at'

m
claims. 0:. the plaintifll. but” “sorts '

.~ He'May Lone Wife

 

‘ CINCINNATI. Uct. ‘15.—J°hn 8..
_ ilruce. secretary of the Nulomi Com-
‘miasion. today was served with a. no-
ltice of attachment on Pitcher “Rube"
Murqunurd‘s share of the world series
receipts. The action ,wu based on.
,two jmlzments returned imlnst the

,cluims of Louis Henry; and Mr); Rob-
linson total 33:34.91- The attachment
ynotice sent to Cincinnati did not state
lwhnt the suits in New York were.
(based on. '

CHICAGH, not. ‘IS.——Judge Joseph
Sahuth of the Superior Court will de-
cide tomorrow if Richard (Rube)
Marquurd In to loam his wife._ Mar-
qunrd’s wife. Blossom Beeley. an ac:
tress. will appear bemre Judgcvihbath.
asking for a divo_ru-. charging Rube
with desprtion. 'l‘ho actress says that
the hall player deserted her February
5. )3“. They were married March
I4. 191:: and arc the parents of one.
Found. iucram. Jr.. 5 yea}: pm.

CARI) 0F THANKS. '
\\'e desire to express our h rtfelt
Hhanks to our friend& neighbors and
~ co-workers for their many expre‘ions
Y-oI’ sympathy. acts of kindness and for
their floral tributes at the time of the
death or our late daughh'r and sister.
Viola M. Benjamin. .
Mr. and Airs. Will. R. Benjamin
and family.

 

 

 

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Newronfi. Oct..1&-.—,—A~dllm rut.

bin-than? ounce tendered her at the
WI Country Club ”Jr. ”C.
Duncan. Pris-ell and um ml
Henderlon. ‘
the done. The club ”may
decorated with autumnnl lava. {Inge
eru and flap. suddel‘c 0mm fur-
nished “music. for the 63mins. '

Mu Sum. “the home of Mn. L'T.
Dawson. of 81 Spring street. inst eure-
nlnxk lilac Swain loam Nos-walk to:
In eitcnded tour of point! in North»
em New York-and expects. who my.
a. your or more. Mi- am'u popular-
Ity was explained by the may boast-
lful gifts It: received. . l

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hasebalL ‘ i .

withat fact. and deliver the certificate

delay. lodge said certificate for recon

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. lu- Adm: in Why »
titer. John E. Axioms. of nuaW'~
New York.

 

 

~ hm attended

—-—d
A farewell port}- wno tendered Kin

 

NEW ANGLE _
BEVELOPS m
RICHTER CASE

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result of the vote." it. ’
- The law reads that a person elected
Gmd Juror (her. 279) "Shall take
the. onth of office before me prom
officer. ‘who stall certify in writing

to the person by whom the oath m
token. and such per-on shun. without

in the office of the Town Clerk of the
tough in which he was elected. Grand
Juror or Constable. and said Town
Clerk shall record the name."

Mr. Richter said that. while the
foregoing statute to mandatory. and
tthown Clerk has no more right to
refute to place It onrecord than to re-
fuse’ to record a deed on the ground
that he was not satisfied as to the
title to the property Involved. he WI!
perfectly satisfied to have an opinion
on the matter from Mark Vii. Norman.
the town coon-cl. who has only re-
turned a few days ago from a Europe-
an trip. and was not where he could
haye been consulted about the mat-
te? on election day. “i am satisfied
that Mr. Norman will direct Mr. Hoyt
to record the certificate. for i an
satisfied that it‘ he had been modera-
tor he Would not have. 'made such a
decision as was rendered by Senior
Williamson. After all. the moot-ding
of the certificate is a small "uttera—
thc oath itself in the consequential
thing. and since' that hon been “mils
illel‘ed. I am now clothed with t
full pom-n of the ice; and
to get may 7:; cnc. if there in anyth-
mcuuun of WW;MHMM’or
other lawlessness. anybody (lures
to Interfere with rue in the discharge
of that. duty. be than take the con-

sequehcen. In mhgr words. I have
placed any opponent: n the defens-
he! i 11 >, not my 0 the Superior
Court to are my election—4t is

up to any one who feels that I m
not legally elected to bring an action
to disprove my contention.‘ l fronted
to avoid the expeme which Senator
Vt'illtatnoon‘s act might place mn thv
town If I began litigation. and if there
is to be any litigation now. it in ups-to:
the opponition to strut somflhing."
Mr. Richter declares that while he
has now won his fight minst the law-
less elements of the town to date. it

there is a political housocleamn: in
the tfim. Accordingly. since Ernest
ll. Crofoot. chairman of the Republi-
can Town Committee. was manager of
the. carnival last July which brought
forth Mr. Richter'arire. and resulted
in his being “tucked by hoodlum
nnd Mr. \Villinmson threw' the min
at his} influence against the elem--
mnn'i election. he has begun a pill“-
ical figlt‘anmst the Repuhllm mail
chine. Although himself a. Republic-
in enrolled on the town’s m inc.
Mr. Richter hu announced hi: can-
didocy for Representative ”an inde-
pendent. amosing Senator Williamson.
~who In the Republican nominee. and
J. Charle-~ Johnnton. who has been
ousted by the W3. He Declar-
es confidently that In this' three-cob
tiered fight he emet- to come out

 

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you in n m

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live on soft lanai and‘ofizn so.
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