WANTED
TIRE BUILDERS
Natural left-handed men for
machine building. on night
shift. 8 hours, day work to
start. then piccowork. Ao-
. ply in person.
.Norwalk Tire and
lRubber ‘Co.
' 1
HELP WANTED
WANTED—undress. two days. "Ret-
crences required. Baker, West Side
Ave. Rowayton. ,
“'ANTED—Anuqnes, high prices
paid for old-time tinnitus-e. lamp
alumni. cherry. Insole. m etc” etc
all china, glass. anything ht merit
uml in'over loo pols-s old. Dr‘s
[MACH]. 806 Weapon-t .Aveq Phone
1093. l lwlwld
WANTED—i or 5 rooms by August
lsi for 2 adults. Rooms, carrot
Sentinel Ollice. ,
WANTED—Girls for winding and
braiding machines. Norwalk Mtg,
C0,, East Norwiak,
WANTED—First class. experienced
cook wishes position; A1. Refer-
ences. 14 Raymond 8t. '
WANTED—Boarders. Private tamil!
would take two or three adults to
board. Location not far from Bell is-
]and. Accommodations f r car. Ad-
dress P. O Box' 395, So. orwalk.
WANTED—Job cutting s; all
round work. Willing to 0 any sort
of work. inquire 84 Warden Ave..
Bridgeport. Conn.
WANTED~Ladies to work in full or
spare time selling ladies’ aprons
-d house dresses. A product. made
In Norwalk which sells on sight as
they are so reasonabl priced. If in-
terested write Box 48 'city. and have
my agent explain it to you.
WANTED—Young man about 18
yvill's of age as clerk in local i’ac-
tory. Must be neat writer and ac-
curutn at calculations. Good oppor-
tunity for bright. energetic young
man to learn a business. Reply stat-
ing age. qualifications and salary ex-
pected. Address Clerk, care of Sen-
tillel.
TO LET
0 [NEXT SW)!“ at .‘12 W'ashlngton
Si . smultllu for any line of business.
gplliy ill Hul'iinl‘d Lunch, 6 So. Main
i.
' "‘L
m» LET 6 room house and garage.
All latest improvwnents. Inquire
45 P‘Ilil‘field Ave.
L
To l.li'l‘#4 rooms, lst floor; immedi-
lllt’" possession. Inquire F, D. Law-
ton, 12 Chestnut St.
FOR RENT-i and 5 room apart-
ments “The Alden." Call 1117-2.
IOR RENT—Storage Space.
hold furniture. Separate
Berni-fire proof building.
Coal and Storage Co., Inc., Sauga-
”I. Conn. Tel. Westport 47. We
“has negotiable warehouse receipts.
house-
rooms.
Hubbell
' S' De Ge CANDY 60s
WHOLESALE COMM!
nanny All!) 10! <
mus 00338
53‘0sbom Avenue
East lorwalk, 0m.
rsmvmis l
tron sun—3* steal
' . :9
FOR. SALE—Power host, “Jealous;
'12 h. p. motor, good running-men
Can be seen at root of Charles B. St.
Smithville. .80.. Norwalk. . Inquire“.
Blackman.
iron SALE—U ' ht piano. cheap: '7’
Quilter 8‘» &%m .1?
two Maw-rd: dab-shun.” madam-mm
4-‘
' 7
goods store
8t. :u‘lzstahlhhed to
R SALE—A rivato sale 0: none
“hold mm film. woods: so:
Wednesday. 7 Con St. -
FOR SALE—2. horses, 8 cows, zlsolb
ers one year -old. .Jos h Mos;
Connecticut Ave, cor. Kee er Ave.
FOR. SALE—1918 Ford .ractfi
fast. new int.
’19): tires'mpgrt'f mac y l
as .. Oct .
{ganglion a Baker. us 5:. Mutual;
FOR SALE—House' 9 rooms, bath.
electric lights, fire places. barn
urnsce. chicken house, , fruit;
1 1-2 acres of land on grace
er~ k'hor-Gfl, soslrmu "cc. =
'iaTe ’Saiu'fisy,
ed linens, percales and all kinds :0!
remnants. Corner store. Dillard
Hotel Bldg. 1 1-2 Elishheth St. 1A.
.Weisman.—Conls-and get it: '
FOR SALE-1920 Ford touring car
-with starter; 1918 Ford runabout
as d as new. Come qsulck:
i buys. Call at No.
ve. or phone 2153 Norwalk.
FOR SALE—18 rt. motor host. not
batten: with or without motor. Very
cheap. Call after! 1). m. J.‘ Novot—
Bitch, 31 Oxford Ave, So. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Ladders, made to order
3°C to 50¢ a root. delivered. Old
ladders re aired. We call for and
deliver. P one 1508. E. V. D. Hamm,
West Rocks avenue. ,
FOR SALE—Three acres of all good
ground. Good crops and small new
shack on property. in 00d location.
Something ve desire e. 'Prlce 81.-
100, mortgage 500 balance cash. The
Lawrence Agency, 16 80. Main St., 80.
Norwaik. Ct.
1..
A A.“
FOR SALE—'Cello in ucelient condi.
.tlon. Purchased recent] for 8125,
will sell for 850 at once. hone 1792.
FOR SALE—100 acres. tobacco-dairy
farm; good buildings, stock crop;
tools. 86.000. half cash New fiilli‘ord.
near State Road. D. 8. Hull, Havi-
land Block.
v I .
lOR RENT—Furnished room near
center. Shore front pro arty. 85
Seaview avenue. Phone 18 4.
FOR SALE—“’hite plume celery
plants at B. Lockwood's, 58 “food;
ward Ave, by dozen or hundred.
long, 48 inches wi Aide. 8
Woodward Ave. So. Norwalk. Conn.
.___..__.___.._ . _
GIVING THIS HOUSE AWAY!
Here is a chance for you to secure
modern improvements; 6 blocks
station. strictly residential
Bath ,elcctrlc lights gas
attachment. Lot 5.03141).
balance arran on terms. Surely
this is giving t away. Phone 1300.
FOR SALE—Colonial residence:
places and carved panels. large barn
and 1 Li acres. Beautiful 1 ti .
$4.000. Geo. Mitchell, telephon?18%rl.
FOR SALE !
House 7 rooms. Hardwood Floors.
All Modern improvements. A-1 con-
dition: well located on Cove Street.
East Norwalk. Price 89500. Fonpar-
ticulars and list of others
Ask-John . T. Hayes
1 MAIN mam Nortwamr
REAL mam . mailman
TI-JNOR somlsrr nncosnmms‘lFiotéBm'Gm:
FOLEY'S
John F. West. 272 Morris
'l‘renton. N. J.. well known tenor solo-
ist writm: “I had a very severe cough
and tickling ill my throat. Could not.
sleep at night. I tried Foley's Hon-
ey and Tar and was relieved at once.
Also tickling in my throat has gone.
I can highly recommend Foley's Hon-
ey and Tar." There‘s no better rem-
edy {or coughs. colds. croup. hay
(ever and asthma. It is safe. whole-
.ome. and quickly brings good re-
wultn—Stillson-Powell Corp.
2 (DAéJCTION
. p. m. . .. '1“). Thursda . l
21. 1921. 12 room house and 2-Cyai‘ngillly
age. 66 “'95" Ave, Sn. Nor-walk. Rain
or shine Furniture. rugs and an-
tiques, immediately '.’ 7
‘M 1 BIG BARGAIN SALE
ontay onlymAll white and ink
Cotton Goods, yd_ Wlill’, 10c yd. Vollles
fitting. Glnghams. Organdies and Cot:
0n oods sold for 12 ri
1mm 5 to 8 p. nl. D co. om
Rear 1 Mott Avenue
M. BLUESTONE.
r -
sanvon DONOVAN oxvscA'nox'.
4 Mayor Jeremiah Donovan. and
daughter. Miss Emma Donovan. ‘0'
Flex Hill road. left at 6 o'clock this“
morning. on a vacation trip. the de-
stination being unknown. although
everywhere from San Francisco to
furnish Columbia have been mention-
Qucstioned about his trip. Mayor
Donovan replied to a Sentinel report-
er. "Well. I'm not telling where I'm
going. I'm going where I can't be
reached by telephone. by wire or by
”yone. There's a reason as some
on: is fond of saying." ' '
of. Won t you let us know what sort
a time You are. his 9".
hem Query. "'39-, was "’9
"NO. sir! I'm
oend even a "0‘ ‘0'!!! to write or‘
0.
Andrew Loan “8' to anyone' "at even
'9' where I am." wastho ”I! "
Avef,‘
ry. I don't want 'em to#
Overhauling sadlsp'sisisg '
11 Hartford Place . tog-.3
~ noasisnmana. m g
3 Single Houses: improvements,
business Block; mas.
All prices to suit' customer;
and Shore My.
CALL AND LET Iii-SHOW YOU
~WHAT I HAVE FOR SALE.
Stuart: and Corbett Block, N'W h.
ington St. Office Call 435, House 1.
WILL!“ F. BOY! V
REAL car-arc.
AFROWN 0N 'llHE allow
Means you need glassesnow.
Q 9
vii 0 near station udmml
Monday and Wednesday of import- .
ron SALE—Looking :hufiflo inches?
8. .
:‘Hm aozossoosassoo'oos-
quullwdflloflco is given 13:71:;-
own benefit. ' " " “
WWW .. '
0 I‘DOIOCOICIOVI “
u .'.'..'!.'.'.‘..'......._......‘.'1 files
‘ so
is.
‘ sit ,.vnal<
s. H. BOYD " '
“W‘fl'c‘g Jobber
c-lnosiao' "I :slhr. .900.'; Milt
T6”Paint"Your'noot.isbt or Inch In
- modem“: t
test} ears.
1.
JONIOJM ALLEN ,
"Painters and Doooratore
I7. ngtoa Ave” . Plenum
Kayo ngagedro allot-canons Gall
Leg. Sexes r "-8 or am.
uoamsr sitcom
orncs PHONE as.
Mensa
1 l.
e
ChmhosCsn
VEutJvcnue Hethodlst Epimm‘
church. nev..n..1rvins WIN-I. D. ha ha. both amt-noon and eevning.
1).; minister.——Bunday services as 101- A twentyaninuto mmwur be
lows. on (W Time): 0:45 a. In. mid betomeachsersioe.
morning worship .with man. on
"Mutual Recognition."
day school and adult
hught by A.
"Overcoming
summer.
Wednesday—The Ladies’ Md 8061- the Book oferts~will be taken. ups}.
ety will hold a midsummer five cent this.meeting.
supper from 5:80 until 8 p. m.. in the
lecture room. Keep this in mind and will be held on Wednesday and Friday
come.
Norwalk
f " Co In
W W ° W. ”
.LININAN'O .axrass ~AIID
PARCEL Bil-IV Y -
o-Ralirosd Menus.
' -Phene
.. .29" a": “r: ..
on ”Or I
.n n 'chosriuli
~PHONI
’5 “DAR-CTR." 30- ”WALK
am mama
’—
any make. in TOUI' own garage.
ialty. All w
8024.
. a: ' Juan-w-
SAVE mm
on the marks-t.
r This week only ‘ ‘
; C. B..Lamps 820 and 110 volt
:00 Watt Nitrogen lamp . . .
no volt.
‘Try a Violet nay Lamp
3. ll. scum
Electric Shop
Rear otnahackenio Hotel.
maul-am
mum
will overhaul and repair your car.
ignition and 1 tin tons a spec-
o‘r? ggarlgmd Phone
By buying one of the host lamps ject:
300 Watt Nitrogen lamp ....... $1.00.
.. . 02.00
Special 100 Watt Lamar White Day-
mm. Violet Ray um». :30 and
”Washhgtonfl.
8 a. m.. class
cle.
Music:
pl‘an:
pianist;
linist.
lyn)
a home of 6 moms with all the latest:
m
section. l
heat vacuum .
880 down. i
7 20 losses Piles
' Ph°”n3‘ouav-casrsurnv
BRICK. s'ronn. TERRA corn.
PLASTERING snwnn
w “neural
C rproo . . Subje t:
1Walks. Retaining “Wig. “a w gen-lite." c
l
lire t
1' l.
5110 Taylor Avo..
yCurbing Gutters. Lawn
:i
i
W. J. LYON!
its Branches
CLARK
onto an Tar Walks
Work Done ln_Flrstplaso atylo.
FROM THE FACTORY 1‘0
Tilt-Hall
lameness. . ..
cushions of all ds sold on ear.
out plan. Also morning. as
[honou‘ltorwtsuve
MIWALK' »UATTRI“ CO.
80. Nomlk. Oh.
“I
Franklin and Monroe It. So. Wit.
9V9. [’5’
two the
Dionne-acting mcnt of he
', NATHAN a mans
museum.
o-ocr' hum.
“"“mz‘i'rft‘mm’wni $5”.
3. «mural was
to some Street.
,wau savanna Insists
‘ no. ballpark paint
. ., tortu-
SPECIALJSALEO FOR-THIS (USES-‘11,“ ,m
lgmhmk.
r»
pahithlg and
fNorwslk. an.
. hells
. Ilahoranruts-
outing“ so have It.
ion—inen's
men.
‘WiLLInM'Filiolsil ' .5.“ ted-lit M‘tosay.‘ my... .. .,
| RMTATE ' l; .m‘ mafijgfi'g: gulgzymgi?¢:onf sclllu.
‘ W
_
Continued .trom m a...
' Fairfield County Home. on. Weapon
avenue. to connect with Springwood
avenue. ru ing parallel with we“-
port avenue. leading into Norwalk
center'-
Such a change would permit or my
approach. abolish the danger. and be
a great. benefit to the traveling public.
that this is the most dangerous point
in the highway between ‘Now York
and the
cued..-
' Lthls conditioa?
easy' terms ................ 4,005 l ”W mm "A‘sM-ccisfion.
1 Single .House: improvements: . 31““ 8'“ wm tho 0' m
easy terms ................ 14.500 ‘" 7'1!” ““m‘mr ' f” a.”
2 Single houses: improvements. " “:5“ ' ' ting.
easy terms ................ 85,000? ‘b *
1 Single House; improvements, lemma“. aim and and I“!
1 £roglmsheasy terms ....... $6,000. alpine. ' .0! Juli “I
on e ouse; im rovemen . mm ’33... M3" M
easy terms . . . . . . .p. ....... {834.009 “.3 8.8. .' l l O
1 Double House; improvements. I“ '4 r -
easy terms ............ : £63004 V' ' J—U’H'Outlfllfib
2 Double Houses in line condition ”IE-“m ~
.......... sues :: . ‘
1 House; 9. acresi-‘Jns,.ilmfltion' < .
awe"
‘-: rev-deuce:
a
lion committee. of New
nook on ”m the People
DoLIOr ’ Our .
Born; canines-loan Born. at Ffonoign
W" At..the ”Bohr-service. m, 7.58:13 (8.:1‘.),.lt mm“:
Ben-John 1-8mm. Mr 0: the walk Rescue mm the.3e‘v..,A.._E.
m w W” church. will Watt will speak. Dre-Borne 1'. is one
pee-an. the oubject being . linuman. o: m may.
WHEN 3'0““ 9°“ m3” cm which the reliigons worldisosnnnch.
All manners of.
clowns, participating . and
We MGM" in n” “W ‘3'. rsalves ct this rare opportunity/utilit- Aim
Is All. in All."
Thursday—The
1!. Y. P. U. at 6 p. m.
to come on time. that you can enjoyiof
the lesson and the program.
Con- ing at 7:30 p. m.
—-—:ind Wt to Do “'ilh Them?"
member who is interested in then-rode.
‘ . churchnsndé en-
scottvosocnosarr at the Anode-nil? church.
Harem will: ugh; Rev. Robert B. *3.
5:33 pm at the 9:30 panics.
.—
N. Pnddook.
OW"
Method lst
meeting.
Top
Prelude—"Serenade" . . . . . .....
Chaminade-Sm :‘irf-r
Violin and Piano.
Oflertory—"Dcrccuse"
Sn l Lll'Cll
church—tins
every loyal member.
Our Sunday school will soon an-
nounce her picnic.
_—
corporatt
__———
the church
eveninl
1, Long.
9. m. “his posts. ‘_ tiwili‘ pres
e your ell-operation ject offhe caning going F
1 ears! ”on." flea-.fwin
~ have an e’spreoslon 'mosic‘latsochrervlcsr,
in: matter: at m:-
r
“a,
g.
invited to attend these semen.
Em... Jitaeynlen Hold Unique ,
*church. George B. Tompkins. minis-
ter; Charles G. Ives. organist; Melvin
Daniel Pugh. basso: Mrs. L L. Pugh, .-
contralto: Mrs. Lois Wenne. soprano;
W. Raymond Godber. tenor. (S. '12).-
9 a. m.. Sun-
day school and Men's Assembly.
111.. worship and sermon.
Grace Is Sumcient i’or Thee."
worship and sermon.
Men Up a Tree."
Tuesday—6:45 p. m.. class meeting.
Thursday—6:45 p. in.. prayer serv-
Text:
First Congregational church.
walk. Rev. E. F. McGregor. Ph. D..
Danton—Morning service at 9:30 (8.
T.). with sermon by the pastor.
”An Abundant Entrantm.”
(from
11 a. mason—
Bible class.
7. p- m.
emlng worship. ovlth sermon. on Evening m at 1.16.
*Btinngers
and vhitors in our city will be wel- study class will be held at 8 p. in..
corned at any or our services duflfis under the leadership of Miss E. Coles.
A’ the ‘summer days. Church open all
mid-v.01: purer this mission are held on more time.
meeting will be held at 7 p. m. (S. T.),
and the topic for thought will
w "Acknowledging Christ."
be:
10 a.
“My Connecticut company on the West‘
7 p. m,
to. 'rhre. the schedule considerably delayed.
Nor-
Sub-
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-hieukirk. so-
Mrs. Edna Ms)
Miss niaebclle Austin. vio-
Sclleck.
Jam - l
Grace Baptist church. Rev. H. R. lating the cars. Without any doubt.
COONr. minister.—Prcaching at 10:30
"Preparation
Sunday school at 12 noon. ‘hough the public objected to in;
You are urged abolishment of the jltney as a me
i
for was
th_‘much as the jitneymen themselves.
"\Vei his
KL“ {number of private cars took part in‘
the church. and its wclrure. come to
the morning service. as well as to the!
evening service.
Our church has put,on a rally for
rid Qoliars {or the improve-
concerns
Trinity church. lit-v. C. S. Lewis, M.
A—o rector.——Calendar for the
Nglnning July 17 (7th Sunday after-
Trinlty): 6:80 a. m.
week
lioly Commun-
Communion.
9r30 a. m.. morning Prayer and ser- “Star 3",”,ng Burner." which was,
'ilstened to with respect 9
eel-vices at Knight street A. M. E.
thumb. W. Henry Lamar. potion—11 one to ‘5 m
i,2.3o p. m.. m
7:30 D. m..
Thanksgiving service of the
Auxiliary of the Morning Star Chris-
Ladies' -
“ Tuesday evening—Prayer Ind class ‘0 the
:il'hspestor. emcers and members of ‘
a“ mu; Ready Cirde re“ very ”‘9‘ and fiecmwdifllinnedoed anally dim
Pfal to the friends who helped tome per-ed mod
the birthday party a great success.
I - mom“ 5 explain .
.Flrst Church of Christ. Selena”, . m” WWII!" to
51 West avenue—The regular Sunday .M in the jltney situation was |
service of this church is held at. 1mg. M
in.
so» '“Jil *-
.... l“. PAL.“ '
m... m... m
3L
sSunday school will be held at 1.111;
urch. Van! ....
East Nor-'
_. _ pastors-g.
chops-tor at 0:80 a. m.
' “The Peril 0T £r0dvedty.”§
Sunday school at 11 a. .m..
Bland. superintendent. Loyal Work-l .
lers’ service or 5:15 p. m.. nu. Shriv-. '_‘
Connecticut boundaryler, .ieader. five-in; would. at as: . »
" = an
e g m at 0:80.
. Mandolwmoeomitsedtor
”hummer.
um“ social. Thunder event“.
Min-cranialm‘
~ dmnchool at 11. Evening prayer and
address at 7:”.
v
1..
.xorwalk r-Beseue WOW
forceful speakers. 4 r0!
neohle ot tins mall! nvaildhsnfi
suing to Dr. Barnett-on Sunday after-i
noon.
amnesia-lo com out sort will
E. E. Gale. 0: Stamford. will follow
Dr. “Barrett in the“ afternoon with a
brie! talk on "The Man That Wes
Deed. but Lives.”
On Monday monumental-nint-
ot flew “York. one of. the teachers or
Hunter. College. The .last chapter or.
The regular week night meetings
nights at 8 p. in. All the meetings of
A cordial welcomeiseatsnded to.all.
regardless of creed. or color or race.
and.al|rwill :be -weioome.
Demonstration in (my
Continued from first... age.
During the parade because of the
heavy trailic. the trolley service of the
avenue line was interfered with and
TroUey can were “stalled" behind,
jitneys while the occupants of the ht.-
ter gave the crew of the former the
Om"
More than sixty jitney drivers por-
ticipated in the demonstration. The 1
machines moved at alsnaii's pace to
the slow rythmn or the funeral dirges
played .by the band. Tooting of
horns added to the noise of the dem-
onstration.
The parade formed at the Green at
7 o'clock. It was halt amholir later.
however. before it was ready to start.
Considerable time was spent in pla-
carding the Mobiles with prim
signs which explained the situation
In a sarcastic manner. Some of the
rwlth the national colors.
The parade headed by the Sons of
gcommented upon the placards decor-
,the reception accorded the Jitneymea
favorable. and it appeared on
transportation in Norwalk as
‘This was shown by the fact that a
The parade, from Wall street. con-
'tinued down W'est
the Second District. to West avenue
hence to the Green. _ ‘
u,Idntthe Second District. just as large
a throng as in the First metedthe.‘
parade when it u-rlved in .that sec-
tion. There was a large tiirnoutq-t't‘lr.1
lthe occasion. = ~ -
. When the demonstration null-lied
'to the Green. hundreds of people ‘01-1
llowed with the expectation of hear-
avenue. throus'h‘
with
M church. East Norwalk (eighth mm
grand marshal‘ John ”mine,
o’clock
and.“ am _ their places.
tKll. . ..
Purim-chum 41.5”-“
”:3.“ t . We' Ihhop'eahéimf‘mn ........t
It, ‘
Macon.
...-..... ~ 4...... mm u...
ct men‘h’avo‘also. sniff-animator
-.- van .. that. no
’ imagine line
8:30
min“ - 0M5
ma ' .
eels-d sermon at 9:80 (a in). an. °MLW the sends-m emiss- 12““
at
mmmm to shot
MaWnuos-sm
-mi¢ntrihuuoss received up so
morning are:—
10.00
5.00
' 10.00
sass-assassins
.............¢
Iwortnr
aoeclnm
savings are given elsewhere. A “Vi...
. ................... Godnitl ‘oi' the automobiles were decorated
Violin and Piano. I
Soprano Solo——"He That Dweilcth int
the Secret Place of the Most High" .llaly band started down “31:11 “mitt
. .............. James MacDermid where it was greeted by t 1:188.“
Poatludc—"Alla Marcia" .....Barrctl income who lined the sidewa a
mom, and—uwhnt is vitally. im-
pel-continuous. sure oi the daily. rec‘-
m
waste.~andthe chance-are nineto
ononst ”twill risen two“. 'Iol'k
cfllciontlynud onJoy life. .Bowol o1,
,iminaflon oi: food and tissue Micron:
all-important. “ But in" ease of.
ularitv. disordered or imperfect-3
take of taking harsh. std-stir“
in mild methods. She responds.
to
how
0 I 0 s a I I I I O O O I O l I . lsoo
. .’ ”stuns.
onus: mm .1
mm KO W
Nloeuv per oentof all amass is
We. all Joann-s...» an
outer- whet,
ab!
um. w .Wn .v
tion as notrnaho' the was
medicines. with the idea or m
thednwels' to act. hints-wt. ‘
Mn.
Soda selecting a clinic remedy a
regulate and saute proper bowel ac-
tion. ' you should not use harsh or
violently acting remedies. no matter
much has been claimed for
them. You should choose some well-
known. time tested. trial proven rein-
edy. Milan‘s-ode its repmsuon by
boingnsod ‘ for mony yea-s. * by all
sorts oi.’ people. allover the world.
like Mia's Pills for example.
Beecham's is a household word. has
been for over half a century. People
not only take Beecham's but recom-
mend . Beecham's to their friends.
Thelr‘use is handed down tines father
to son or from mother to daughter.
from oneI generation to another. Did
you ever henr any complaint or criti-
cism of Man's? ~ Isn't that a
prom powerful endorsement or their
. J...“ ... .«v
‘mm, m,” _
You'll Say
b-
in speakers protest against the Pu
llcg Utilities Commission's decision.
lEverythiug appeared to be allright.’
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