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VOL. 8 NO. 91
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Thus-slay let-aha, April 8, '1le
Our odes has beenthe meneof some
confusion this week consequent on moving
from the old quarters corner of Washing-
ton and Iain streets. occupied by ,us for
over two years. We hope readers and pe-
trons will indulge us when we state the ne-
cessity which impala us to present briefly
all the news of theweek on “the half shell."
Next week we shall present ourselves in ,
fulltlress ready for any contingency that
may ofl'cr.
“ 'Tis a poor rule that won‘t work both
ways.” When the boys beglnzto feel gallant,
then it is proper for the xirlsto feel buoyant.
Gen. Hewley denies that he made any re-
monstrance against the reappointment of
Sperryes Postmaster“ New Haven. He
says that the only objection he has to
him is that he is a “ blood-sucker."
The N. Y. andN ”H R. B. have reduced
their commutation rates from New York to
South Norwalk to the following: First three
months, 352; four months, 362; first six
months, '77; second six months, $48: twelve
months, .115.
The keeper of the Canada Lake House in
New York State died last week. Theycalleti
the cause of his death “Way; But it is
intimated that this was not the label on the
bottle in his own bar he was accustomed to
'drink out of too frequently. That rose by
its right name would not smell so sweet!
The railroad companies have decided not
to provoke public indignation by withdraw-
ing the postal cars, as they threatened to do.
There is a rising swarm of popular feeling
against the tyrrauny and exactions of that:
greet corporations, which they do well to
prepare for. lest they sow the wind and reap
the whirlwind.
m
The stubborness of ‘Colfax. Brooks, Pat-
terson and Co. in sticking to their statements
about their receipts of Credit Mobilicr stock
and dividends reminds us of the African
who was put on the stand as a witncs in
court. When the Judge asked the question
“ if he knew the nature of an oath," he an-
swered; “For certine, boss! if I swear to a
lie. i must stick to him!“
On Sunday evening the author of the no-
torious " Black Crook,“ Mr. Charles M.
Barres, “took a fearful leap into ‘the
dark.“ jumping oil‘the expms train on the
Cos Cob bridge, and falling to the river,
tome twenty or thirty feet below. Do not
some of the tragedies of real life surpass in
startling denoument those of even the sen-
sational stage!
An exchange from Gloversville, N. Y., re-
ports that they have begun in that region
their second hundred days of good sleighing,
and as there are five or six feet 'of snow now
lying on the ground and more coming, there
is a very good prospect for the rest of the
season. They are as proud of their climate
up there as an invalid sometimes is of his
rheumatism, or a native of Naples of the
volcano of Vesuvius.
A Justice of the Peace in a town, not a
thousand miles away, got things a little
unxcd in .1 marriage ceremony he solemnized
the other day. When he came to the clos-
ing sentence. ” Whom God hath joined to-
gether," etc. he inadvertently used a formu-
la of another sort, which he was more no
costumed to pronounce: “ And I now sen-
tence you to the county jail for thirty days."
On reflection, however, he concluded not to
correct the mistake.
How much of the disorder and crime of
our community is due to'intemperance is
well-illustrated by the late report of the
Chief of Police of our city. ,'Out of eighty-
two arrests made last year, fiftyeight were
for “drunkenness,” about three-fourths of
the whole. As long as liquor is freely sold
and freely drunk, it is plain that the public
that tolerates it, must pay the penalties.
That is the practical way in which society is
taught to feel the force of the old question:
“Am I my brother‘skeeper?"
DOWN TOWN seminar.
We takepleuure in calfingtbeattcutiou
ofonrcitiaenato the prosperouecondition
of thischool. We sue-M theexamina-
:t'son last week, andaitnued the discipline,
water-hip and melded-rp- of the dine-
out departments with “mingled mtisfaction.
Name! the committechaefur-
nishcd uathe following reportof attends-u
dmingtbetermwhsdi commencedJanuery
othandclosedlarehmeh .
mammmr.
Pnpilsmtabssfldnrlagtbeterm—Aanis
mistellaecountfisra‘hmllfiy. Em-
ma Wat-remain}. W. .LeOonngJohnT.
"mummumafim
tinefiehaskeeashk. Average
or new per cum?!” Hamb-
GL ‘ .
Inna-arm”
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saw—canes
Boers or tax a.‘l.: I!“ .Oan '
intestate! Urn. meant-soar. . . ‘
' Imam-thumbn-
ns‘ a mini a. n: Y f-l-t
mavens-tun. Mm. raster.
sxT menses undue
vies “XLI' tun. MM.“1.‘- I"
MSW—ALI.
—Mra. Scott has removed\\lo the rooms
opposite, over Dickerman &. Son‘s hiol‘s
—Tucsday approached nearer to tempera
ture and madness to spring than anything
that had preceded it.
—The dry good‘ a trade flourishes. In
great measure it may be said tilt Bennett
has “been its“ benefactor. ' .
--The special train from Stithford to
New York on Monday morning got 03‘ the
track when near Williams Bridge, delaying
up trains about an hour.
—P. T. Barnums Great Show is post-
poned from Thursday,ZApril, mm, to Mom
day, April 21st, when he and his 100,”
curiosities will appear.
—-Rcv. Henry Morgan, of Boston, de-
livered his lecture on "Fast Young Men," to
alarge audience at the First M. E- Church,
last Monday evening.
«-Whltney, up- -town is at the head of
successful photographs. Ila cast ”reflec-
tions" on two editors faces the other day,
reflecting credit on himself as an artist.
-The State election takes place next
Monday. If you muatgo out of town on
business, do not forget to first deposit your
ballots. Every one counts, you know.
--The communication signed "Justice"
cannot be printed, for the fol lowing reasons.
We require the name of writers, not for
publication, but simply use guarantee of
good faith This time will be adhered to.
--Atan adjourned meeting of those in'
terested in the building of the N. Y. and
Eastern Railroad up—town last Monday
night. Speeches were made by Wm. Ran-
del Smith and B. W. Maples. The atten»
dance was good.
—-John E. Owens, supported by his own
dramatic associates, will appear at the
Opera House, Norwaik turday evening,
April 5th, as Solon Shin; e in “ Solon Shin-
gle,” and Major De Boots in “ Everybodys’
Friends," two of his best characters.
-A new perfume the “ Mary Stuart."
manufactured by Alfred Wright. Rochestor,
N. Y., and fortsale’at Stillson's City Drug
Store is deserving of a trial by the}. ladies
and cents. It is pleasant, ammatfc, and
lasting, and is fast becoming a favorite.
—IIenry Banford of this city'who was
sent to jail last summer for beating his
wife, and who escaped from the jail in Sep-
tember following was re-arrested by ofllcers
Tuttle and Waterbury at his house on Sat-
urday night March 29th. and will have from
30 to 90 days added to his sentence.
—Easter approaches, and if we can be»
lieve what is whispered, there is to be fine
music at Trinity Church.
" Chaple Anthem," the choice of every
churchmen, the Psalter sung antiphonally
by two choirs, Te Doom and other selec-
tions of ajoyful nature are talked of.
—The Neesrs Stedmsn & Son of the Old
Well Hotel have taken out the billiard ta-
bles left by Mr. Foote, sent them to New
York, where Grimth, the veteran manufac-
turer of billiard tables will cut them down,
apply the patent :bovel, and at. the end of.
hotel. Extensive painting, repairing, clean.
ing etc, is going forward in the house.
—-The Phrases-{aching to say something,
refers to our article on candidates in last
weeks 8mm calling it a». I'm:- aCalr,
etc. It also has a word about Treadpli
and trout culture. Thk strikes ueii‘a lit-
tle “fishy" coming authored end of the
campaign,~when all the heavy wiork is fia-
iehed. Buttben.tbieia thermos-inglen-
son, andene must look formly things.
-—Among signs of increasing bastion- sc-
Atlvlty, we notice the opening on Washing-
tonstreehof anew hardwaraetorebynetts
&Beus. whohavetaku the storeoppoaite
the old Ink m, in We
Block, latelyoceupled an a millineryahop
pagendwilleborttyopsnwtthaaeetlrely
stud in every respect.
latewlth W. 0.0mm!!!
beam-demyfflende by
the
m OeutralDepotfor Ooneb. Ontbsway.
' cocoon. ’Hr. Barru‘ profits from the
Goodold Q
tendays erectthem foruee againin they
\bylraJutld. heyarenowb-ylafiuhg:
SO
Gem-tbs ”MI“.
kaowasll overtbe coast" as theauthor
MW“M'MM,”whlch
Mule-gs mat Niblo‘adnldn New
York, mkthenosmllxpresssttheenae
nphefell asleep. Arriving atOosOob. the
' stopping of the train for the draw partially
awakened him. Re did not step from the
traieat does bowel-Juana. tot-Ida to
his gateway and then jump to the ground.
Darkness desalted hlmeetoleeal‘tty and
thetrain carried him too far. The Intel
”leap was therefore made among the ties of
the bridge. through which its tail to the
rocks below a (issues of & feet. The
traln stopped and men were sent to recover
him. When found, he was alive and con-
scious, although nearly every bone in his
body was broken. In the greatest agony
he lingered until 0 o‘clock on Bentley
morning when he died was years. The
lulhoueecnthehl‘h bio! overlookingthe
sound south of Cos ' Cob Bridge, was built
by him some three years since, and was
lately sold to Edwin Booth the actor for
“ Black Crook” are said to have been ”00,-
000.
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Fusion Week.
The following order of services will be
opeerved at Trinity Church during “Passion
Week: -"
Sunday, April Sun—Divine service at 10}
All. with attrition and Holy Communion.
Evening prayer at 8} P. M. with instruction
to the Sunday school on “Our Lord's Cruci-
fixion. "
Through the week. scrviws every day at
”All, encept Good Friday.
“Do Good Friday Divine service and ear-
mon at 10}.
On Thursday evening, celebration of the
Holy Communion at 9.}.
Evening prayer on Wednesday and Good
Friday afternoon at 4*
0n Easter Dayi'mvlhe service and the
Holy Communion at 10} AM. Bvcning
prayer and sermon at 7} RM.
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April in.
All fouls day found many victims. 2 it
was moving day, but there was more good
humor than bad displayed. Some “ sells“
were perpetrated, and many “ sold." Nicely
folded tniaslvee and packages directed in
line hand were dispersed about the streets.
and persons unguarded against jokes. found
themselves unwilling victims to sawdust by
“express," and “how are you for a list" by
telegraph. Two good natured ladies that
we know of were observed with placards.
attached to their shawls. On them were the
words, “sacred to April lst 1878.“ One gen-
tlcman with a new spring overcoat was
gratuitously advertised by a card a lo Greta
Brown. " Very chaste, only 89.50." A prom-
inent citizen crossed Washington street leis-
urely, with hands in pocket. He was lla-
tuning to the voices of the turtles from over
against High street, and musing on spt‘ing‘ax
beauties. The scrawl he picked up read
thus“ Are all the fools dead ye .‘.‘ A smile
of appreciation. and a loud f, gull‘aw" from
a neighboring window follbwod. There
appeared to be more “ chespum" in public
places than usualutlargu “ funds" waiting for
investment, numerous buyers, and the mar-‘-
ket quotations at night indicated some “ sol
lers“ wofully “sold.“ Fluctuations in prices
told the story of “ inflation,” and the day's
work though looking “heavy" proved to be
rather " thin."
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Thunder.
Late on Tueedtu night, or it may be
early on Wednesday morning, a terrific
thunder shower, the first of the season
passed over the city. The lightning was
oat/vivid and lasted over an hour. The
hei'vy shocks of thunder awakened those
who were sound asleep, and the rain that
followed reminded one of what happens
frequently on warm days in July. Winter
atl’ectually broken up, let us proceed to en-
joy the beauties of spring.
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Obituary.
8“.
S. 1!. Lane, late of the steamer Americas, at
Darlen. Ge" on March 15th. The public
and manvpersonal friends in this city will
bear winner-{ou- virtue-,an holdhlm in
lasting membranes.
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‘0']...
Brat-nus! Parr. -On the afternoon of
Friday, March 88th, a large took
placein,Dsrien,atthe b the late
Nathan Roberta, Esq. 'The occasion was
the ninety-third anniversary of-the birthday
of MmSally Richards. mother of hire.
Roberts. Therewere ptuent nearlyslxty
persona. all, excepting four. being. relativu
of the aged lady; yet the family connection
was only partly represented. Anew ther
momma: Drown Somali
Ticonderpga. Wisthepanddkugkwof
haul-insult D.wbo¢ll°!da
morn-BOO.-
gammmmnmeoeilrtese 7
We regret to announce the death of Capt. '
Jnsghlether,wbo was wtfi flentltbea-
Atarner,wheeserlhs weretullotosra.
weaseseetomed tom tksttlte W
themes-am tnlgktbesupplietlt‘bul
wheaanyeuetnnudyeimtnetsaeesaeked
toners. Oa'etlay, sltethesrtnghia father
pray for the poor and needy. his little son
seidtohim: "Fathom! wish! had your
m”. “.Why, thy-son. what could you do
with ltt“ asked the father. The child re-
plied: “ I would answer your prayer i"
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An eastern journal, never known to-ex-md
snot-ate, asserts that a rural visitor to Au-
gusta, his, who read the sign, “ Lookout
lot-«the locomotive, " at a railroad m.
for the Stat time, climbed to the top of the
pole. and. gain; up the . track. anxiously
wanted to know where it was.
W
There was a friendly rivalry between the
any. and the We Deluge. The M
Doom hanged Foster theday before, and by
its multiplicity of cheerful plot
ed a ready sale. The Graphic did not hang
him at all, but contented itself with imagi-
nary representations at how Foster ought
to look when hanged.
W
The Spring stylu of bonnet are certainly
superb. The ladies are showing increased
excellence of taste, and they are to be com-
mended. The latest bonnst is a trifle high-
er thau freight: on our railroejdn and as
graceful in proportion.
--——-eoe——--—
Foster must have endured a hundred
deaths while Father Tyng was reading a
volumn of the Psalms of David. How
would Tyng like to be talked to death with
a rope around his neck? _
And now it is proposed to add 50 percent.
to the daily wages of the Pennsylvania‘lex-
islatora, just to keep up with the sun's spirit
that. comes stealing o‘er great men.
was
Leonard Uncas. a grandson of the sole
brated Indian Chief. died in Willimantlc
last Wednesday, aged 70 years.
W
* Fifteeli ladies made application before
the board of registration, in Willimantlc,
last Friday.
WW... -
The women of Dish have altered the or.
thography of their creed: They now spell
it “ liloremen," instead of Mormon.
W
Russia wants to borrow the small sum of
twenty-live mlljious of dollars.
Nearly two millions worth of sugar was
imported last week.
8
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List of Letters
WWJRN. ePoetsdlee. at South Not-walk,
Persona ea lling for any of these
at will one say they stead am
LADIBS‘ ”:1
Rise Hattie J. 3371 Kiel Sophia
Britto Mrs. I. B. Betta. rs. R. Belknap,
issllattle Jones, mu Elisa Jo ce, Miss
GWS LIST. > .
Mr. John Benedict, Mr. Francis Detuorost,
Mr. Eurat Eysenlohf, Wm. B. Fisher,”
Chas N. Roynton. Mr. E. 'I‘.E Slitone C.
Upson, Capt. James Wanami ILWheeiar.
George Ferris J r
1’06an 8. BURNINGT 1'. ll.
HmmED°
ln this City, \lumh 25th, by the Rev. W. 8. Then
as. at the ruaitlonce of the bride' a father, Ir. W. F.
Saunders to Ada t. W itlook.
Died.
1 thlecl , Harehmtl'tall‘ranm A sta.wifeof
William Cessna . “I“
"In New York. latch IA Isaac G. Loper, agedaboat
A. SELLICK,
Norwv-ulk,
Dealer in soaks mt! srarronanx‘.
IONOGIAlll—OIt and mm on
latest etylee «TI-ted Depend
GBOCEBIES?
JOHN HUTCKINGS.
Femalyflateblngs-l
wémmmm he
assortment
Sham.
tbeupetmneuetnthetentre.
Gmw’nquaanrom
mammalian-rm
forelittieof Mamba seldbehedaoae’
oresobtalnr
Emma Johns Mrs. Kelleek. Elias
HooreJlrs. Win .8. Saunders. lksa Mary
E. Vail, Miss Angie Radolford. \ . '
WORM
wraith
. Weir?“ twentyyoans itwllla save mammal-folly
Tfii‘hu‘flm mfigyg
csaenxrnn' sun BUILDER. name-u
THURSDAY APRIL 8,1878.
‘ museum -' .
gottabythMatBaymondBm
hr; Webb'n‘,’ sudStraw forsaleat lili-
I.
. MW wmt Step Ladders
has... atwl m’fiived at the Inseam“ -
street.
“WW hunt Reversible Clothes Bars at A.
Knapp‘s. /‘ R
u' soootilmoe Pine am Poles, at Bay
More ground iall for us"
at the Red i
smogfmm ‘°"""‘ iii. 5M“
MD» at Wmsvies of Hats and Caps, very
fl‘Flnest Japan Teas in the cit to be
found at T. Burr Gwen's, W.
I" Silk Hate—Young ma' s, and ex-
treme Broadway Styles, at Foot“.
fl“ Thebest bestassortment of Lamps in
town is to be found at A. Knapp' s.
an kinds at Teas, varying from so:
to 150 per pound, at T Burr Gttyur's
Spdnswood .
1"Ohoioe White Seed Oats. at Bay-
mond Bros.
fl' New S rin St ice of Felt Hats are
making their Eppgtrancey at Footes.
“FVery choice lot of Teas. just received
for sale cheap, at T. Burr Guyer’a.
Springwood '
crux. A. Swords would inform the b-
lic that he is reparcd to fill orders for d-
W“ n.“ Sheet Musicale
O are left at llS-SlOl'e will be promptly
attended to.
Q'Southern White Core for seed,
Raymond Bros.
u‘ The Celebrated Montgomery Flour
for sale the at the same ratesm by
the barre, at T. urr Guycr’ s, Spring'wood.
(I'Banauae at John E. Smith‘s.
[1' A Nicer Holiday gift cannot be found
than apackage of that choice Ja .Tca, It
80 cents per pound, from Alfred app. '
At Peok‘s
nice-atlAanrlun in to
of
known by
lendid Tomato Getsu 70 cents
saga-.28; sale at are" dt flats. “ POP
Helena, Grapes. fresh and ulcers-
and daily at J. B. Smith‘s "N.
a"! We! versed
taste. wgecomuondh the Old Well
gar.
uh 0i-
riutt Confection Fruits. Nu
rig; Pmllfl,&c.,hldofi'n Smith‘s. "’
mots per pound at A. Kuspp's.
8" Something New l-The Old Well Club
Cigar. C. Swat-ta- a 00., manufacturers.
If
Oil. You’
[1'
buy Aet
ube Paste. for irritation of th
mfidflufiha, colds. be. for sale by S. F.
, ru
‘5
to his already ganglia“ 01:12:“ with ;
is repafld to an 6&3;
ire to reading books.
Wlee Geese Feathers at Bucklngham's
Furniture Store.
WF‘The largest assortment of Wood gad .
Wllow Ware over offered in this mark at
A. Knapp s.
0? Choice thchleld Conn Butter re~
ved every weekm at p' s.
tr The new
“In. Jail lchester’s
Win-mm man «was
The contacts at old werekalt horse
at: half man. They 00an with ani-
mals~c0nquered mankind—lived upon the
“flowers of the century plant—made ens of
Mtheir number God of the healing art—trans-
ferred their name and home to the coastal.
1 lion Centaur-Sue,“ and raised the ’devil gener-
aTIy. But the great Centaur Liuiment for
eutl‘ joints, rhetImatism,swellings and lame-
ness upon man or beast. is now astonishing
the world. And dastonishes because it does
its work.
Childrenmory for Pitcher‘e Santeria It
_ theetomach, otters wind colic and
B is a substitute for
a- ,T the out Well Club Cl for
sale by cryswsru a Go gm'
tskenthe store formed y.P
g‘faaseedlutblsolty Al untawsntof any
gill
sell cheap for the
-—-0rtl d it lft two’s-term“
KB ersor s o a Ill-0t
have immediate atten on.
ARE YOU GOING T0 PAINT?
TIIE BEST 18 THE
BECAUSE
- been thorou 1 tested chemietaantl
Ll h(dud-owners of 1:; idem growth like
by.fl than: to =tor die most durable paint “known.
.-- ad retention of color it start
Fur “beauty Bull
palpation. bootéln the “interior
n no arenas
acne: color.
costi no more that
far nTore durable (it
angeite
best faayotherd
° that fora
Science Pays a Tribute to the Averill
Shemical Paint.
. Stillman, a chemist W is
atherl a then
' A WT 5° test me! verlll aunties!
seyet— > ,
“m Wum§%ifm E'mu'"."u
ham!“ flaunts: arms Taventton'dl't‘he
Avfilll I tier one of the most
an rear ‘
Orderesolteitetlkahapehk street. Isiah
amend choice selection“ of Souls and Shoes of
Tris” $3.871... ls rseolvilagufrom the best mastectomy and whichdor
examine our stock before purehulng sleew ore,
rs- atheism-o: allklndsmadetoordor.
Removal.
be found av do (Sundays
mud subec at flthe ”3333.» of” F. .3." aim-um
9 to s A. and from?
AVERILL CHEMICAL PAiNT, a
ttbeonexcollod for boat: orpsnne-V
Boots and Shoes 2
:D'A it‘d-r10 N.
No. 1 Bly’s Block, lulu Street, (next: door tn out Well Hotel.)
would call the attention of the
are... an the Spring and Summer
xna‘lityend ylaunaotbe
la the shoe line will ntl tfor their interest to
Welatendtobuygoodeaelowsseaah
amnooés
will
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS
will 5;“! motto. With strict Milan and a desire to please, a share of the public patronage. is u-
Bapelrlutdonsatebertaetlee. m
I[louse Ibr- Silo.
THEM Dwalt 03"an Barn and one-half scrap!
moon to the pmleesof
elloymoer. 03.33:“ tendered for-ale Geller un-
der the whole house. well or water. etc. House
is in good repairin contains seven rooms. For
”Home
Our nun and Ann ideas. South Norwalk.’
P. Sn—Also. continue to‘ M use
7 , Probate Notice.
Dr‘s-rater or seawmt es. rut-ts Court.
meow baud n.
Galen Seed! OnleaSeedll
Thanh-crib" mamas Ydte'wnenven
fifiomadnm lbfsr‘l‘lbe all .-
wards.
K gluon, March rein. lets.
T0 LET.
Three or four rooms. to a faintly without
children. Apply at thk omce. " .
WI. 1mm.
St.
meemm h
set Bel tamer-m
«Ibis-snag. Go’s Fine—well
»NMWa -
Q'Ohohe Delawetb musty Butter at ,
lighttlntheafe, ‘
nudltatA. Knapp's.
[1' Mr. A Swords having made “negation; j _
¥GIRLS l
Now'iS‘ the Time
first Bargains...
In Dress Silk and Alpacas.
In a Twonui’téhmd stove for also.
In Fine and Wide Piques for 35¢.
In Linen retina no... So. tom
In Ladies’rand Geote' Collars at half price.
In Ladies and Gente' metric- and Bows
‘ from We. to $1. 00.
In Ceesimeres and Dress Goods. . .
In Bound con...- from lie. to son:
In Pocket Handkerchiefs from so. to 31.00.
In 1* Prints for tile. "
. In Fine “Sheetingfor mic—worth 15.
In Heavy 4-4 Sheeting for idea-worth 18.
in Wamsutta and other 319cm Xuelln a
, lees than wholesale prices.
Another Job Lot of Fine Soapeathalf price.
Another Cheap Lot of Guipnrs Edgings.
Another Cheap Lot of Initial nor am
Another Cheap Lot or liable} Note Paper.
_ Another Lo; oi tbose ohmm_ Hustle
I
.. Merlot“ Walli’aperand Bordering
Another lot of Eureka endotber Suspenders
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