$0th Jews“ anti”!
riirsssn. uses 5. ms.
To Advefllnfls—N m H~ u
Epwr‘ulncmubh m I‘M m
7. “a." insertion the“. west. W.
.. _.2 be sued to by RM m. Turns
7 , {tvf’lllfl‘ my um ”um "I. W.“
m 5 every case be strictly labored to.
to rarrnnnle-sm—Ve enmity Iva-t
M. an. or more of our any friends is use! tows
y . “many will do its sad our patrons tbs favor
1 a... .51 for publiesliee wbswveritens of lltsv~
,. M. occur in their vicinity. We will do the
.;~»~u.n: up." if accessory.“ Sand M tho hell
on
Job Pvt-ungwlt yes wsnt Posters. and.
. ,, n , heads. Letterheads. Visiting Cords. Ps-
3 , ,.. ., .nytblsg else is choline or printing. lssvs
‘ .esm It the tinnitus. ears. where they will
, ”pr-ml in the coolest style ssd on moossbls
...,..
m
List of Letters
, mt mutant in the Penance. st South Nor-elk.
1 .h. :_ tats. Persons will: tor say of then
1 u, , was. My they msdvertlsetl.
LADIIS‘ LIST.
.9. “an Adams. Miss Evelyn Enron. Hrs.
. . \ llama. Mrs. Alvsb Fuller. Hrs. Bully Grills
~ mrphlnt‘ Rice.
(t ENTLEXBN‘B LIST.
v“. .7 l' mick. Hr. Joseph than. Ir. fibr-
. my. ‘. Mr. Timothy until. Mr. Kerry Dsrt.
. \l. Arthur need. Anon 3t. Reed.
3088?“ 8. DUNNXNG. P. I.
9...
v“
‘ \
List of Letters
1‘“ thlNG is the Postofllce. st Norwslk. In.
ten .i'enons csllil’tl for say of the» letters
mt“ nsy they on sdvertlsed.
iJiDlES‘ LIST.
Hinton Burk. Mrs. Lulu Bit". In. E. L. Bl)“
; .. Miss )1. Louise Dubber. )lrs. Stephen
‘;'vi:\, Mrs. tlsrvey. Mrs. :Goldrnsid. Paisry Jule
‘ w. Mrs. Chin. B. Rider. Miss Ssrsh Rsyrnond.
~ uu-ls Rspvlys. am 1.. t‘. Sherwood. Mrs.
. skim.
GRXTLEXEN‘S LIST.
,. :4 s then. Elmer Brody. Fred. mysbn. Nelle
3:. r Frank Blsid. P. W. Brown. 1.. ll. Carrol
u c l. (‘sllshsm Bernard Cornerford. John
. lmns K liull.Jobn Keys. Jscob Lillie.
. ,.loscph I. .Vliicball. Hr, McConnell. Psi.
. il'~ 1.1m Miller. Chss. J. Null. John Tiflb‘
\ ;;htvmmr\r. prb Wsssrrmsn.
CHAS. OLISTEAD. P. X.
l:
\l-.
\ls
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r' :-
Home firms and fictions.
W
.if ore-glosses left at this ofllcc.
Q.."""_
~- cut rxl .lclmcate any: tbst " Jenny
1‘: ~ "L”li‘tlt‘ correspondent" of the
.. 0mm, from \Vnshington. is the
wt n! the paper. A. ll. Bying
... -s ...
vuwun: of the corpornlors of the
:L. ,m l l".\.<lt'l'n Railroad on Thurs-
'. S. l‘. Hitmtcsd was elected Presi-
‘ ml \lr l‘urott. of Bridgeport. secre-
l‘ ti ‘rv 'l‘lll‘t‘l‘.
\..
\,\\
-v .0. ‘—
L"l lll it (‘ilv Survevnr Crow. bus
’ll" ground to “'08! Nm'Wllk
". i vivw in obtaining lnlormstinn
\ w‘iwt \v i'rr can be obtained for the
v. mmrt‘t‘ with satisfactory re-
\\‘
:l :1;
3 m... ,... -
3‘ l‘ *emlul‘ln & Sun have swung in
~.' lllz- old unmn new sign from their
on \i‘iin street. Changes have
,. Elvi‘vb' taking place there that equal s
V.“ tr in~formruiun scene.
—.—w
.t .. are legally entitled to become
~ l'. the next election should inks no~
ii they must milks npplicstion to the
2: wire on or belore the Hill inst. No
. i.» itions can be received after 5 o'clock
' 'th‘ i‘lll.
. .\ .l'ni;
\
.fi.’ ' *
l“.e R‘i‘vhl warm days rind tho bright
~;‘r.“( sun must remind our reader: that
.~. \\ ill soon be mlnlwllril to rcpspor. doc-
l‘li‘ , their dolnic‘lles. and H. .\l.& .l.'l‘~
amt ll‘u‘t‘ made special preparations to
'- x . l e for their wants.
3“}.
W: i}. o W. llly bos‘ list rcceivcds fresh
. at {trilllew winch e is selling at lowest
.P‘v‘l prints lliv as sis) ‘tbe agency for
.»/lnl=ru.~.l ‘t Queen Soup.“ which is
E‘s/w; Ki pnpyr‘lwritv every day. lie also
~ l f‘le/pplv oi choice groceries and
' \
\z-ills
‘0‘
i \ \l ivir Ely ims rivt‘ivctl it letter from
1‘ [i iymnnii. Esq. of Nurwnllt. la
. ltv ‘tithtllt‘t's some entirely new plans
tautrnctiu: building. which are of suf-
. -,: l'lwri-st l.) the public to warrant their
3- m in. which we shall do next week.
.9.
N \t r d of our saloon keepers reocived no-
' , ~. vi Tut-Nit): purporting to come from
, ' Women‘s Praying Bind." notifying
. ll :11 Il may would be called upon Sutur-
it», uni prayed with. It is evident till!
-. mm. .~ true from another source. snd
i‘ 13;. n-lw-l :i‘ :t joke.
.”7<————
\v.‘ \vmllil mil the attention of Nor'IllI
. vunvsln the great advantages 060M
Tm»: Srixrrsrtr. nssn advertising medium.
W) mike .lllt‘t‘f’llsemenls showy. sad. in
' , i4 Al.l_\'§. purchasers invsrlsbly consult
: alwrtising columns of the locsl news-
rs to ascertsin who! is being Oflerad. A
v... rt? {.3 the wise. etc.
.‘
.\.. .‘
I
:‘lgt
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\‘ unethir g entirely new in the w" 0' en-
n-rv. tinmcni entitle! Mother Goose‘s Recap
n. will be given by the Sunday School
~- man of the lst M. E.Churcb.st Hilltsry
Hill. South Norwolk. on Wetlands! ‘ad
Thursday evenings, Merck 11th and 13th.
.\ i-zlis<i=ln ‘23 cents. reserved costs 88mm
T has can be procured ll Puck's BM
\a to.
“cor——
'l‘nesday night the police srrcsled two
)«iilllz women, on fish: street. in comma:
.t Iill two men. for mlsbehsvlor. The girls
“L‘l’t‘ from Norwslk. sud were ,lnloxicstod.
n i used obscene lodgings. They. with the
ar-n, were brought before Judge Orsw Wed-
mu izly morning. plead guilty. sad were
Y: vi $3 each and costs. They were unsbls
' , raise the smount, sod were sent to the
lid lgeport loll.
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The greed list of the town of Norwslk
l .r 1373, nmoluttl in loud to amass
The leading itctlssre : ‘m
all: 2:232." ”$212211: “nu-
Imloglulotbs public turbi- W
socchstBundsymthnM-fli
hummus-Wren“
bribe ire-shay olseleebbs its-liti-
train which Nb" ”fit- I.
blubtsttbssrm.
w
swan-mucusumunm
:cadoosouhodsysbst will bespopss
W
Burnside Goods will give s pond ms-
qoersgs soolsbls st their smory. shout the
first of April.
“-0..”—
Tbe Hon. Jsrnss Gslls‘ber did not sppesr
st Temple of Honor Hsll. on Sunday even-
ing ss wu sonouuosd.
——-—-¢»——- ~
A young msn wsrlts to know how be can
get into the best society. as our most geo-
erslly slide in pretty sully on s greenbsck
or two.
W
There may be “ nothing in signs.“ but
when we meet s men with s very red blos-
som on his nose. and bsvo but s single nick-
el. we never ssk him to drink.
mow-w—
A Luulslsns scientist has calculsted tbst
the time it. lobes for s tuned sud domestics-
ted ily to wink is exsctlr the two-billiontb
port or one sscond.snd it doesn‘t tulle s
mosquito more tbsp one-tenth of tbst time.
And yet tsxes us just or high ss over.
”——
Tile Union Republican Senstorlsl Conven-
tion of the lath Sonstorlsl District will be
bullies in the court room in the town bsll.
Stamford. on Thursdsv next. March 19th.
for the nomlustlon oi Senstor snrl Judges
of Probate (or the seversl Probate Districts.
———ooo-——-—--
A mstron winds up n phillipplo sgslnst
sleeping cars with the secusstion that the
system forces young grls to become “ famil-
lnrized with tbst ussttrnclive object. s sleepy
and unwsshed lnsn.“ Unfortunately. it did
nOt occur to her to mention wbst protection
s one has.
-w.....,
The “ Gem" made its sppesrsnce on Tues-
day last, and is a handsome sud spicy little
sheet of eight pages spsrkllug with bright
sayings. its well lb! contsining s vuloty of
information. It is circulated gmluitously.
and may be hail free of postage. by sddross-
ing the Gem. care of the lluur. Norwslk.
Coon.
WV- 7—”7 ._._.
To-nlgbt the concert in sid of tile Union
School Pisno Fund takes place st the Union
School lltlll. Ample prepnrstions hsvo
been make for s grand musicsl trest. sud
all who love good music should attend. Be.
sides the local talent. is lady singer. and gen-
llentsn performer from New York will op.
pesr. Tickets 35 cents. st 8. F. l’eck‘s
«Ow—-
The following we notice in tho Congrega-
fl'wurll'si of the 19th till :—
Jnurnnlistic smenltv: “ Who does the
Church Journal's thinking?" (Tito ll'orll'l'ng
Church.)
The retort courteous: “ This is not a new
lion that Willcver be asked about ‘bc
Working Church.“ (The Church Journal.)
Who does the thinking ? “ Wine of the
Woods“ cures Fistulency.
MOO—*—
L-‘iprini.r is nearly upon us again. and house»
keepers are beginning to think of refurbish-
ing their dwelling. sud others who bsvo put
up new ones. will Also require furniture. To
all who must invest in this way. we com~
mend the house of lluckingbsln & Co.
Main St. Every variety of furniture from
the most costly to the chespcst can be so
lected from their immense stock. or ordered
made.
vm‘¢.-——«
To be in keeping with the bright sprint:
now drawing upon us. don‘t go to New
York to select your new carpets. but save
money by ordering of A. Dickermsn & Son.
“'nsllington street. Numerous patterns and
designs can be found there. and by buying
at home you save freight. besides the sstis~
friction ot having it delivered at your house
by it man randy to put it down in tip top
shape.
”7‘” a...
Raymond. Sherwood it: Go. seem to be
doing all the building in this vicinity. They
have now numerous buildings and jobs un-
der way. and others in prospect its the sen-
sou advances This firm is composed of go
shesd men. men who put 1 job through live-
ly and thoroughly. We hope thnt the com‘
lug: season will be. one that will “ put them
to their stumps.“ for we should like to see
how lunch they could do when pushed.
Parties contemplating building cutout do
better than to consult them for plsns sud
estimates.
'l‘hedebste lust—mil“ evening by
the South Norwslk Debating Club. was up.
on the question : Resolved. “ Tbs! Gospel
salvation embrace s deliverance from pulp
ishmcnt for [unit sins.“stld was participated
in by Rev. il. N. Dunning and D. L.
Mlllsrd. Esq . in the silirmstlve; and E. A.
Burton and Rev. James Powrll in tho neg~
stive. The time for discussion. two hours.
wss occupied by the tiiaputsnis. At the
close the judges decided thst the weight of
srgument wss with the nogstivo. Resolved.
“ Tbst the City Charter ought to be Repesl‘
ed,“ is the question for Merci: litb. L. P.
Focus. sfbrmstlvc. and Dr. John Hill. pegs-
stive.
———--ooo———-—-—-
Gov. E. Brsmlotile, msnsger of the Gift
Concerts in sid of the Kentucky Public Ll-
brsry. Louisville. Ky.. take notice. Don't
send us any more sdvertlsemcnts 0! your
Fourth Concert. March Silt—don‘t. The
laws of this state sre against it. A grand
jury would not tske in extenustlon the pies
tbst your enterprise is so honest one—tbs!
the prizes. from the Brobdingnsglsn one of
0850.000 down to the smsllest. will be
promptly paid—nor would they excuse us
on the ground tbst the profits go to the
bulldan up of s librsry. They would line
us sud despitefully use us. in vsrions other
wsys. “Lend us not into tsmptstion." Gov.
Brslnlstte. Don't try us so severely.
-—-——-4-OO—-'—
We understand tint the Ilsyor bss nude
up his mind, with the std of the police. to
put s stop to Sundsy liquor selling in this
city. We hope this resolution will be put
in toroestooee. sud without regsrd to per
son. There is no justice in denying one
clsss of liquor debtors this right and ex-
tend it to others. sad it should not be done.
Let the low befully lufnrood. sud those who
violste it feel tbs force of the lsw. And here
we wont to enter our protest sgsinst the
grating of soy new licenses in this town.
If our license in is to bsvs the sflect to in-
crease tbesslsot liquors lusts-dot decrees-
lng it. it isblgbtllne it won repented. The
foot lbot s use is willing to pay s license is
no just neon first it should be muted
bin. The low wsl intended to restnln tbs
tune. but it he not bod tbst easel bore.
WMwflob we ellb fro-'2;
mammoth.
“awash "More“
limos-mutually. '00!!!-
Wmmwifilfl‘ W.
simple-linkers“ be this“
Hhsfllwfinbhmmw
till“ Item to ssrvetbsd. 'I'h lull
wusslberoo‘bsurprlss totbsnoiplenhwbo
mild briefly. tbsrlbio; the young pso-
pls for tbdrnoodwill. synpstby
witbtbolrotdsot sud work. sud snorting
bis bolls! tbst the design of the Club wss
being well fulfilled. is the promotion of so-
olsbiliw. tbs eulilvstlon of history tests.
sud tbe prompting of s higher tons of
thought sod fooling solos; its members. It
willbersmslnbered tbst Mr. Wing istro~
duesd tbs Club to the public last sutures.
by s lecture entitled. “Powerful Wssk Poo
pie.“ delivered under its suspioes sad for its
benefit. sad it wss in recognition of tin!
service psnloulsrly tbst the presentstlon
wss raids.
W
Local Pasqutm—Prosmslon in Nor
wslk. to use s psrsdoxlosl expression
seems to be st s slsndotllljust now. Then
on persons melding here who bsvo never
rode in s rsilrosd esr. or stambost.
wbllst s journey to New York is consider-
ed s thing of s lifetime. But s short time
since. s couple of festive young gents dev
clued to vlslt the [rest metropolis for the
first time. So. one line mornlmr. of!“ they
started. and notlllna wss bosrd of them
for some little. in hot. till one Corn by
name—we don't know whether his some
has any reference to that beverage sonic
times seen “ Coming through the rye." but
or course it has not. M Corn is s temper-
suco luau. sud informed us prlvstoly that
be hsd psid the Itilll of ten dollsrs so so
initiation fee to some temperance society
the other night. We suppose it must have
been the “ Grsnd Tumblers.” We ssy
nothing was build of those two young
gents until Corn. who bsd also been took.
in: s visit to the city. returned. Now.
Corn is good sutborlty. sud must be quite
s trsvelur. for he tells us he wss in New
York when it was nolurger than Norwnlk.
Well. Corn happened to be going down on
the sumo trsln with the boys. whom be
recognised, and, expecting some fun. kept
at s distance from them sud watched. Af-
ter the train had passed a low stations they
began to grow at little tldgcty. and at every
station would ask the conductor if this
was the place. At lost. after tormenting
the conductor and those around them for
over an hour. the" train entered the some-
wbst lsrgo village of Puncher-tor. All the
houses grew thicker. they became more
and more uneasy. and at length George
jumped up and exclaimed. “ linllo l Here
we sre. Come. hurry up: don‘t you see
this is the place!" “ Hold on." said Jim;
“ just suppose we us now. will you t“
“ You can ask ; I sbsu‘t. Don‘t you see
the people sll looking at us now i" replied
George. “ Well. then. come on. and don‘t
stand there gnwklng around all day.“ ox-
postulnted Jim. 80. out they started. and
no sooner bud they got on the platform
than the train moved on and left them.
Corn. “ ready to split.“ rushed to the brick
platform of the lost our and frantically
waved his but. but the train passing around
a curve. soon hid them from view. He re-
enlcrcd the our. and taking chm-go of 81“"
and miscellaneous articles which they had
lull in their hurry. soon reached the city.
Determined to see the fun out. he waited
st the station until the next down trulnnr~
rived. and having found the boys. restored
to them their missing articles. and oil'crcd
them his services to show them about town.
which were accepted. and Corn. having
initiated them into the ropes of tho grout
metropolis. returned home. leaving them
to enjoy themselves ulonc.
mm
JOB
"I‘ Y.“
SENTINEL OFFICE
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
ELKANGLCO.
Ofi‘er Special Bargains in all
kinds of
AID
SHAvas.
J .F. & (1R.
ENT
BNET
Huvmg closed their Inventory,
are now prepared and will sell
their Dress Goods. Hosiery,
Gloves. Mittens. Lndiea' and
Gents‘ Underwear. Cloths. Cassi-
meres, Shawls. Blankets. Cordi-
gan Jackets. Notions and all oth-
er Full and \Villtcr Goods. at
prices lower than ever before. re~
\
wordless of cost or value for the
(a
next 30 days. Please call and
satisfy yourselves.
Muslin. Cniicoes, Flanncls. Lin»
“"3“ RV“ “wens. Towels. Alpuccns. Rug and
Stair Carpets. Oil Cloths. luitinl
Paper. etc. at very low prices.
We have another entirely new
style of Shade Fixture. which
now give us the two greatest lll‘ ;
ventions ot‘ the age 3
Agents for Thompson‘s Kids
and Glove Fitting Corsets.
First-clams Dyeing Establish-
nlent.
Rubber and Oil Clothing.
Remember you can
save twenty per. cent.
in buying at the
Cheap Gash Store
~ * 1‘ J.F.&B.B.BENNETT,
Dress finalist
Washington St.
a!
some NORWALE
Winter Stock,
POI BALI A'l'
Low Prices 1!
SPRING GOODS.
Which we no
DAILY RECElVlNG.
ESPECIAL BARGAINS
CHILDS’ WOOL HOSE;
UNDERWEA R
Of every kind, very cheap !
Lsdles’ Linen Collars.
At fit-ts, ulltl Sets. best styles.
New Assortment of
Men’s \Vhlte Shirts.
CALL AND SEE.
A. DICKERMAN & SON‘S,
u’mlm» Street.
scum Ronwm.
grillinel,
Qhr
AND A
Six Dollar Chrome,
It‘or 'l‘wvo Dollars!
it is with s most deal of more thst we sat
mounts to the pstrobs ot 'l‘llll MIN“. tbst this
enroll will nits fourth volume under tbs most.
i'svorsbls snap «I. bsvln tbs women of success.
burl the post nor its: roulstlon hos
«can tilts usiness in ovorybrsn
ntod soibstlts pricier- mainly
“peruse t Tab all“! s new one 0! tbs
amiv-oItsblisbsd weekly papers of the ants.
Although the eireulstlon 1m l ly tsmuod it
in: set yet the number a red. sndln order
to nuke it so luduoenteut for old subscribers to re
new Ilsir subscriptions ss well u tosdd new ones
to our list. we bsvs owls lfllllmelbl whereby we
sre to
GIVE EVERY SUBSCRIBER
TO THE summer.
THE SUPERB CHROMO,
ENTITLED
“Flura’lflillh”
SIZE 15 1-9 x 91 “Willis-
Without exec amine tinest Obrerno sv
.. Mas albinism in this country. .
l
and variety of styles
South Norwolk. January 8. 187
200.000 .
c I G‘ A. as r
The depression in the trade for the past
which we would especially call to notice. 5
o. SWAR'I'Z a 06.
two ni'onths has afforded us an opportunity
to increase our stock of Cigars to a. number
we had long desired.
We offer to buyers an assortment of Oi-
garsmade expressly to satisfy the smoking
public. The quality of the goods, and the
exceedingly low prices, are inducements
!
l
L‘,
l
3‘
in Daubugy. For sols by Draw-ts sud Grocers.
l
Indigestion, Cmsstipatiou, Headache,
all Diseases arising Iron
S'I‘ODIACII, LIVER and BLOOD.
That It is free from anything or s minors! or :lnjglrlggs nstntrto is testified to by the Best Physician
. P D.
rnfiosss nun co. nsnuvnr. c1.
MOSES DAM EI’S
0has.E.Roder
House. Sign. Decaf;-
tlve and.
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
suop 0N
Water St. near Washington.
Orders solicitod. Work promptly executed.
d G EX (‘Y FOR
Gnnes‘ Patent.
SLATE ROOFING PAINT.
80 etc. per Gallon Ready fln' l-‘ae.
Pull information given by spplylng to
“if. _ 9%“ 3:399“ 3--
P hotographs
AND
or sit slsos sud styles. st
North’s Gallery,
WASHINGTON 8T»
(Opp. Bank of MELVILLE EXEAD.)
Prices Lower for some quality
of work than at any other
Gallery in this
Vicinity.
SMALL CHILDREN
Should bebrou tbo'foro !. on lesuntdsys.
Others sre w cone .ssyWibrstLOVDY
DA Y. not 0200le
GEO. S. N ORTH.
w Pocket Knivel. 880“. at n. n. Walton‘s.
GONBUMPTIVIS
no war pastoral
3,000 asses comm.
.——-—o—-—
o ! doctor Upon
“ “enigma. Iodmftbs
Tintypes, .
“mm in
The Best Assortment
Wop...—
GANNED FRUITS,
AT LOWEST PRICES.
GO TO
J. C. CROWE’S
Fish and Vegetable Market,
Main so. South Norwuk
Are You Insured ?
.—
summon) comv'n'
FIRE lNSURANUE CUHPANY,
South Norwalk, Ct.
cuss-ruse toss.
CASH CAPITAL $200,000,
ASSETS, JAN. 1, 1874s “19,800.01
nummns s
HENRY R. mu Son ‘ ‘
um: "it his dim“
LORIN mo‘snso “sum"
onn r. burr? m .
L. RORA'I'm sloobvv. or stats Norwslk.
poms sou Norwslk.
§ INFI‘LD‘?‘ “mu. South Norwblk.
9C
wuus A. Cline New Yo
rm. w. uncoo'iiitnos. Indian
comm r. muss. coats rims.
usuru' s. sowsas. Boston
«out: n. xnsrr' of South nor-mils.
nsssou jrsvmh. or south Nor-walls
OFFICERS I
wmrrsso s alum . Pia-l
“our r. gut mangle-lacs?"
11ka it. run I m‘
.1. wrestling in a ‘
A. 'r. sumo. Spoolsl mm tr"
xsw roux omen. } fiwmm. at?!“
BOSTON “ 9 Slots Street.
I Ls Sslle Ill-set.
CHICAGO " ill? I. Wublngtes Street.
81‘. 1.0015 “ Oct. 5th Ind Olive 8M
All losses since 0 nlsstlon bsve been
psld in lull. in cosh, Iiii‘cludlng Obi fire
97f,3 October, 1871. sud Boston are Nov,
RAYMOND 323.08.,
South Norwalk; 0L.
Desist-sis
COAL,
W 00:),
:3. Building Mater-in].
FIRE BRICK. 3 mm PlPE,
on. low, srnsw.
Z-LO'VIJI 'V'
'53"7 EIJL.
[liq a) [no my or could zaaq bill Will [I' ‘q PfllEWPY
‘siddvun can-51v
Reduce the remiums on or Fire sod
Life Inset-sues llciss. by g
PRATT’S
ASTRAL OIL!
ALFRED KNAPP,
" Agent for this Olly
curlrnrl
POCKET KNIVES,
Atpricosrsngingfrooi
25° to $4.00 '
‘W
H. H. WELLMAN,
l R E
D A I
~F‘OR—é—
1874:
AT T!!!
KISSES nkson.
luV.—EBTAllen.—l 847.
y‘rfi‘é.
EKLOCKWOOD’S
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Hunsafuuislu‘ug .
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