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The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17
LYONS PLAIN.

Mrs Carr, Miss Cora Burr of Deerfield
and Miss Alice Bartram of Black Rock
have been guests of Miss Vester Fanton.
Mrs Milbanks and daughter Carrie of
Greenfield Hill have visited Mrs s. NJ.
Banks.
Mrs Charlotte Crofut OF Redding is
with Mrs Caroline Crofut.
Mrs D. B. Provost, who has been with
her sister, Mrs James Smith. has return
ed to Elizabeth, N. J,
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17

E. c. Randall lost one of his best cows,
last week.
A niece and friend from Plantsville
were recent guests of Mrs WV. Welton.
Harry Gillett returned to Bridgeport,
Monday, after week at home.
A. Ii. Gillett entertained friends from
Sharon and Woodbury., last week.
Friends of the Home for the Friendless
in New York city are filling barrel for
them. Contributions gladly received.
Mrs Mallory and family, with Mrs Do
ra Sanford attended the funeral of Mrs
William Kasson in Bethlehem, 11th. Mrs
Kasson died in Colorado.
Died, at his residence in Bridgewater,
18th, Stephen Hoyt, aged 70. Burial in
Danbury, Tuesday.
Town officers
Town clerk-A. H. Gillett.
Selectmen-F. A. Peck, Amos Northrop, A
B. Mallett.
Assessors. F. Wells, J. G. Welton.
Board of relief-A.C C. Morris, Harmon Treat
school board-Eli Sturdevant, III. w. Treat
r. j. Keeler, Mark Mallett, S. p Treat, Burton
| Garfield; acting visitor, H. w. Treat
No license was carried.
Mrs Burr Keeler entertains friends
from Port Byron, N. Y.
Miss Lucy Boland is in Danbury.
Mrs C. A. j. Queckburner has returned
to New York.
Burr Glover of Fonda, N. Y, is guest
of A. I'll. Gillett.
Glad.to know that Mrs Smith, our rec
tors wife, is better.
Mr. and Mrs Frederic Merwin of Paw
ling have visited in town.
Henry Burr and family Of Plymouth
have been guests of Andrew Young and
Elmer Frost.
Stephen Hoyt is very low and cannot
I live long.
Mr. and Mrs Eli Welton visited David
Beers of Danbury and took in the great
fair.
Amos Northrop is building an addition
to his poultry house.
Eli Minor exhibited Devon cattle at
the Danbury fair, one pair of two-year-
olds taking first and one offour-year-olds
second premiums.
Grandson Northrop has carpenters
putting up i new corn crib; painter is
at work on his barns.
STEVENSON.
g. q. Bradley visits friends in New
| Haven,
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17

The young mems Democratic club of
Sandy Hook paraded the Street and
Hook, Monday evening, with the St.
Rose drum corps, carrying torches and
enthusing for the Democratic party. The
officers of the club, which was organized
a short time ago, are:
President. NJ. +. Collins.
Secretary, Joseph Kilbride.
Treasurer, J. +. McDermott.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17
3 cases children's black wool
hoe, at 12 1-2c.

hoe, at 12 1-2c.
4 cases children's black wool hose,5 to
s, at 25c; worth 81 1-2c.
cases boys heavy all wool hose at 25c never
sold for less than 39c-
l5 cases ladies' wool cashmere and fleece-lin-
ed hose, ranging in price from 25c TO 81.
5 cases of our celebrated all wool half hose, in
red blue and grey at 25c.
We have our Winter stock OF ladies', gents
and children's indelible black hose, every
pair guaranteed, from 25c up.
Silk and Lisle thread hose in black and all de.
sirable colors.
cases ladies' Jersey ribbed vests extra quail
ity tor 25c worth SOC.
> cases ladies' Jersey ribbed vests and pants
at SOC; would be cheap at soc. 3
cases ladies' extra heavy merino vests and
pants at 25c.
10 cases of better goods at soc, 75c, ST. 25,l 50
and up, in all colors.
We haye the new divided skirts in white and
coiors, also the Jersey ribbed union
suits at bottom prices.
In childrens and infants underwear we make
speciality and have good bargains
all through.
cases of children's Jersey ribbed wool vests
and pantalctts at 25c; worth soc.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17
The Newtown Academy.

Any pupils desiring to enter the Acad-
emy for the last half of the present term
will be admitted any time after Monday
next. BY entering on Monday next, one
week more than the half term will in re-
ality be gained. The work at the Acad-
emy is progressing most satisfactorily
indeed
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17
BERKSHIRE.

Norman Hoyt went to Danbury, Tues
day, to attend the wedding OF his grand
son.
Bennett Beers has been under the care
of DIR Smith, but is able to at work again.
Jerry Carey entertained friends from
Brooklyn and Danbury, Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17

Among presents Mt the silver wedding
of Editor Sharpe of the Seymour Record
were silver carving set from Mrs Laura
Curtis and family and Miss Bertha Lewis
of Fairfield, silver sugar bowl from Amos
Candee, gold lined silver cream pitcher
from George A. Candee, silver table
knives from Charles Candee of Easton
and plate glass mirror in silver frame
from Mrs Agur Beprdsley and Mrs ID. A.
Nichols.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17
EAST VILLAGE.

Rev n. G. Cheney will give an illumi-
mated lecture on India at the church. Oe-
tober %.
J. w. Waterbury has entertained
sportsmen from New Haven.
S. b. Clark lost the best OK of pair.
last week.
The Bliss orchestra are busy, with
number of engagements ahead.
Mrs Cables of Ansonia visits her broth
er, w. III. Curtis.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17

Nothing takes the eye of the ladies like
II we'll arranged window of trimmed head
gear and the ribbons, feathers, etc.,
which go to make up "that love of a bon
net" At 229 Main street, Danbury, Il.
Stones millinery window is one of the
attractions of the street. Don't fail to
see 1t when in town.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17
NEW MILFORD.

Cards are out for the wedding of
Charles Starr and Miss Ruth E. Wells at
All Saints church, 10th, 3 p m.
Rev J. A. Crockett delivered a lecture
at Engleside school, Friday evening, on
English literature in the quarter century
before victoria's reign.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17

Rev S. w. Delzell and Dea A. G. Moore
at Olivet church, Bridgeport, Tuesday
and Rev Mr. Delzell read paper on
''What shall be required of a candidate
for church membership Rev Mr. Del
zell will preach at Dodgingtown school
house, Sunday afternoon. The Congre-
gational ladies will give a Zoe supper,
next Friday, oath. ...
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17
PLUMTREEs.

Cortez Smith has been guest of his
brother Henry at New Haven.
John Hall has visited his niece, Mrs
Milo Starks.
Nathan Bennett and family Of New
York have visited his mother.
John wildman drives pair Of nicely
matched mustangs.
Rev Samuel Keeler Of Vermont has
called upon 8. a. Couch.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17

Amos l.. Hawley is raising the road at
Lands End from the mill race to the She
paug railroad, preparatory to ponding
the ground between the railroad and this
race.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17

HALLoE! WHAT Is THIS sg-Quarter 10.
boxes aardines 7c box. boxes 2Jc; half
pound boxes Sardines l0e box, 2 boxes
Tor 25c. We are selling good mixed
cofTee 15c pound; good Japan and Oolong
tea 500 pound. Clothes pins one cent
dozen, pals 15c each. fine parlor ladies'
brooms 25c each; % bars Ozone soap Sl
It w. =. WILLS, 5s State street, Bridge
port.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17
CoLEYToWN.


William III. Bradley has dug over 1000
bushels of potatoes and is not through
yet.
The engagement of DR. w. B. Coley,
son Of Fl. B. Coley, is announced in the
Boston papers.
II. B. Goodsell has bought the market
on Main street, Westport, known as Peo-
pies market, of Edward Wadhams. Mr.
Goodsell will take possession, November
T..
Charles Winton and family of Easton
have visited Miss Anna B. Coley.
Eliphalet Gray has been building cart
shed on the banks of the Aspetuck.
Harry L. Goodsell of Georgetown spent
Sunday at home.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17
GREENFIELD HILL.

g3
Maurice Gull has bought yoke of OK
en- of Maurice Merwin.
Mrs Allen Of Fairfield is building new
house; Charles Brown of Bridgeport,
does the work.
Francis Perry is building cart body
for Horace Meeker.
funeral of Mrs Ogden's grandmother,
Monday.
Sherman Adams has repaired Miss
Blakeman's house.
Miss Agnes Murray returned from
New York, Friday evening.
D. B. Adams carted the lumber for
Mrs Aliens new house from Bridgeport,
last week.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17
TASHUA.

Mrs Albert J. Clark has bought fine
Wilcox & White organ of G. e. Osborne,
Stepney.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17

There were 53,7i5 at the Danbury fair.
this year, 80 more than last year. There
were 81 ,sGs there, Thursday, the largest
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17

A number of the delegates to Tuesdays
convention arrived in NewtOwn, Monday
night, and, with those who came, Tues
day morning, made their headquarters at
the Grand Central. Monday evening, a
rattling Democratic speech was made by
John j. Walch of Norwalk, who pre-
sented Sheriff Clarkson's name to the con-
yention.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17

Mr. and Mrs Louis Burr and daughter,
Miss Annie, have spent few days with
Mrs Henry Sanford.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17

Mr. aud Mrs Dewitt Weed were guests
at Marcus Camps during fair week.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17
HATTERTowN.
DAVID SUMMERS.

After brief illness, not considered
dangerous till few days before his
death, Mr. Summers passed away, Tues
day, II years Of age. The funeral, Thurs
day, from the house, was attended by
many relatives and friends and Rev Dav-
vi Osborne of Stepney officiated, the in
terment being In the Huntingtown ceme-
terry. Mr. Summers had suffered with
heart disease for some years and, during
the last year, was often conscious that
life hung only by slender thread.
Five children survive, besides his wife,
once Miss Jane Avery, and one son and
two daughters are dead, Ella, Mrs Thom-
as Perkins having died about year ago.
His sons are John II. of Hattertown aud
Andrew, an engineer on the Consolidated
road; the daughters are Phebe, Mrs ADO
nlram Talrchild OF Stepney; Mary, Mrs
Irving Goodsell; Hattie, Mrs william
waterhouse OF bridgeport; Ada, Mrs
George X. Parmelee. A brother, Eden,
and sister, Mrs Adeline MCCARTHY OF
Brid0eport. also survive him.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17

Leonard Payne, angered because
chauncey Mccarthy expressed dlspleas-
ure that Payne had detained the Halter
town mail at his house "a hours, dis
mounted and applied the whip over Mr.
Mccarthy's head, when they met In the
highway
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17

r I B B o N S.
Large assortment of
ribbons from &c per
yard up.
5000 yards manufacturers sam
Piles fine French ribbon, put
up in lots from &c up;
good chance to buy for fancy work
immense stock of satin gros grain
and velvet ribbon, in great va
riety of colors and widths
at low prices.
A very heavy 4yards long surah silk sash at
81 so; worth -.
HOSIERY & UNDER
WEAR DEP'T'S.
Our assortment in these
departments being
much larger than
previous years, we can
not give but a few of
the many bargains
to be found in them.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17
BRIDGEWATER.

Mr. and Mrs David Wooster Of Bridge
port are III town.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17
braiding. Plush and Astraehan trim
mings never before have been seen
in such profusion.

braiding. Plush and Astraehan trim
mings never before have been seen
in such profusion.
Never have we been able to show such bar
gains in plush garments.
Sacques in fine quality, 40-inch back, nice sat
in lining, at only sl7, from that to $50.
Plush jackets well made with good satin lin
ings, only $40.
Beaver jackets, "a so.
Heavy wide vale beaver jackets at 90 80.
Elegant braided cloth plush and Astrachan
wraps from 50 up.
Every style of misses and children's jackets
and long garments, all Mt very low
prices.
Fur capes in beaver, marten. fur seal. Astra-
chan, hare and mink.
Cloth capes in plush Astrachan and the cele
brated combination cape, which we show
at s. 80.
Misses and children's suits, from to l2 years
from soc upward.
Remember there is no going up stairs to fine
| these goods.
DID DETIMEDV ANn
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17

LADIES' COLLARS &
CUFFS,
Ruclling and Yarn.
These departments are full of
the latest novelties in neck
Our yarn Department is well stocked
with
Germantown, Saxony aud the well known
bear brand of yarns.
CLOAK & FUR DEPT.
The largest cloak dept.
and the only one on
the main floor.
Great care has been taken, this
season, in selecting our gar
ments and they were all
bought before the new tar
if, so that we propose to
give our customers the
benefit of it.
We show all the choicest styles in
jackets, wraps, newmarkets and
! capes;in jackets, beavers, wales,
cheviots and plushes, with
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-17
STEVENSON.

6. E. Bradley visits friends in New
Haven,
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Nus benz cberen EbaIe.

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Dienitae in Der 8. & $. @rube in
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SDbe seben. g8eqS berIor bas @Iei6s
setpi6t, ltlrSte in ben 200 SUB tiefen
Shadt unb parb fur6tbar peri itiima
melt.
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neS, itarb am SOnntas in Simpion
(bei 9lrdbalb).
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@ermania @eiansUereins am Wittpo6
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INN 10 llbr er6ffneten 9ranb Mar6 bes
tbeilisten ii6 etipa einbunbert Baare.
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ton, @ilfesbarre, SOneSbaIe, 8insbams
ton unb Retp gorf.
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Elm @efdb nit fo6enber SIiiifsteit uno
fpurbe i6ner, iebo6 nidt Iebenssefdbr'
lid, perbriibt. Sein Sruoer trus ebens
falls f6Iimme 9ranbpunben an Sdn.
ben unb 9lrmsn BEL ben 8ettunsSbers
iu6en bapon.
- -Sier tpurOe am 9ienitas ebenfaaS
baS Sanae repubIitanii6e Sidet ers
pdbIt.
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WilfeSbarre MaAriAten.

= Sobn S6mitt bat ben @ontraft
fir bic 8adlteinarbeit an benz neuen
q. W. 6. ". @ebdube erbulten.
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Rottinsbam unsliid unteriu4te, bat
bic Gompanie tpeeen 9fa6ldili8feit se'
tabelt.
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8lafe fpurbe am Wttttipoh ga6mittas
an hen 2ebieb Bailey @eIeiien nabe
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auf sSra6tfarren unb beim 9lnitoben
elmer 2otomotipe sessn bieieIben bsrIor
er baS @Iei9seipibt unb itiir3ete unter
bic 8doer, tpeIde ibm ben &opf aer'
quetidten.
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B. So. 1T auf unbeitimmte 3eit 9es
i6IoEen iporben unb es mag ebeniOtpObI
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peber bon ben Mari6en auf Der SIat
ober bonn SIuB aus itetS nit 8aiier,
pel9eS bic iebt benubten Bumpen
ni6t entfernen fDnnen. Dtit einem pers
beHerten Bumpipitem fann man bic
@rube pieaei6t ipieoer troden le9en.
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has e6te Or. 5brmaS' GeItctrir SsI bsfommt.
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belt unp &beumatsmus.
= MutbmaBun9en tperben laut, onB
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beraubt puroe, bod bat man feline
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= Der fiinfte idbrIide WaSfenzSa
hes 9eetbopen 9eianeoereinS tpuroe
Wontae abenb in Der ylrmorp Sale
atgsbaIten. gr mar foiuObl BON 0tass
firten tpie gtidtmaStirten gut beiu6t
unb bot piel 9lmiiiement.
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an Meube Strabe tpobnbnft, tpurbe am
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bisb 8alIep gaiasier3use setrOffen unb
SetDCtet.
= 3abIrei6e SIOpaden berIafen
oieIe @egenb uno tpenben ii6 na6 benz
peItIi6en Sbeile beS Staates.
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0pn 4etersbure.

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termann babsn ben 8ontraft fiir Seaps
ing unb 9lirpap in benz 8unferbia
Sda6t iibernommen.
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tpurOe am 9ienituS besraben.
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8beumatismuS barnieoer infoIse Der
Grippe.
= Srau Safob 8eoebfi bon bier
tpurbe Iebte @ode in oaS SoipitaI &C..
brudt. mo iie fid elmer Operation uns
tertperfen mubte, sur 8eieitisuns zines
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bet ii6 unter ben llmtdnben iebr ipObI.
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8roof Bride elm neues SauS. unb se=
benft fir ben CONNER Elm Sis Cream
unO SemperensbauS rafeIbit einauri4s
ten.
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@eitereS QpfaleS.

= SObn 8. SOipe, felt Ianeen Sabs
rem Elm Ineeiteater i'm ,,8epubIiean"
babier. 1T Iebte @o6e sur @rboIuns
nab Sos gtn9eleS, Californian, abses
reiit. gr bate aud bic Grippe unb ba
er pbneoieS cine idwa6e 2unee bat, 70
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mir folsenbe Datas BON Sntereiie fir
bas Sobr 1889: 8obIenprocuttion
1866. 99l 9onnen, 9Ibfaa sesen 1888
768. GAS 1onnen, tur6i6nittIibe 9lrs
beit8Seit Ddbreno bem Sabre 169.47
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auBerbulb ben @ruben anseIteaten 8ers
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na, Ya., Srau Mnnd Utdria &eiper,
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lpobnten oem am l6. Sebruar itattses
funoenen 8e9rdbnife bel.
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finben unter bieien fOlsenbe Deuti6e
@barleS 9ropp, Sufob 8. S6eibeI
SafOb @alter.
n9- @tipuS gieue s.-@erdu6
erte Sruuni6mei5er 2eberpurit bein
8funb 8aieIer 9anbidser belm StiiC
Ober Oubeno, bel Sreo. S. @ibmaper
$50 2adapanna Ipenue.
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Suumpre.

- Die 8irser Der 6. @arb bon
9unmpre (bem in Green Sibee Iie9en'
ben 3beiIe) usitiren tpieberum fir ben
glni6Iub all bic Stabt scranton, tpie
iie bies fdOn friiber mebrmulS eetban
baben. Sunmore ais Borough fudt
natiirIib bas Broieft au bereiteIn.
= Die SotaIeinnabmen unieres Sos
rousbS i'm borisen Sabre tparen 81 300
unb bic Iussaben $6.696.25, 70 baB
Elm lleberi6ub bon nabesu $4,000 Derz
bleibt, Der fat sdn3li9 sur gbtraSuns
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ben fann.
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fir @rob uno 8Iein in
8rptpn'S See Sibe.
IS. 6. @asner 1T sum Gbef bes
Seueroepartement8 ertpdbIt tporoen.
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Npn Der Snbfeife.

Oas 8arIor Get unb bic 2ounse,
tpeI6e auf Der Sair Der epan9. Iutb.
@emeinbe BON @ebar 9lbenue ni6t sur
8erIooiuns fumen. iOIIen am WtittpOd
Ibeno, ben IL. MdrS. berlooit tperoen,
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Itatifinbet.
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ieinem 8einbru6e intpsit erbolt, BAT
er nieoer 8sbueriu6e MAIDEN fann.
unb er 1T i'm uebrisen suten Wtutbe8.
9oIitiiirt bat er beuer ni6t 10 pieI. ipie
Ionit.
Die 9beaterpOriteauns NIT Gang
trdns6en sum 8eItsn Oes OrSeIfonoa
Der beutiden 9resbp. 8emeinoe finbei
aIio nd6iten DOnneritaS glbenb, ben
27. 6ebr., in @ermania Salle Hiatt
gs fommt babel sur Iuffdbruns: .Dei
OnfeI aus @aIifornien" unb es piro u.
". Srau 8asners Mdrtens mitpirfen.
Die 9lnfrensunsen beS 8ir6en6ors
Ueroiensn eurd einen Soblrei6en Seiud
anerfannt su tperoen.
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S6uIs an @eoar Ipenue brad UNI ball
9 ubr am Nontas 0tOrsen elm unbe'
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tbun Der 5euertpebr eelDi6t weroer
fonnte. Ser S6aben belduft ii9 piel'
leibt auf einbunbert Dollars.
8ei benz BAL gum 8enefis bon Gbas
Wiai6 sepann Tidet SO. 652 bic col
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in Der scranton StabImIble elmer
SddbeIb ub ourh einen eiiernen 8ol
,en, Der aus Der S6te auf ieinen Sop
fiel. Der 8erunsIiidte tpObnt an Ston
Ibenue.
a4- 8er feline 1br gut reparirt pa
ben pia, gebe su bem praftIi6en nbr
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