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Notices of local entertainments of all
binds, to which an admission is charged,
and notices calculated to promote private
interests. weep! where an adverli'nemenl
of some amen in advertising columns,
are charged [or at regular rates, 10 cents
a line. m...”
an. rm timid weather rerun-tn.
The suit-cyclone will probably lower
pent re below freezing point to day
in most 0‘} thin section. In this district
today slightly colder, clear weather and
fresh uorthwesterly winds will probably
literal]. In the Middle States today
slightly colder, clear weather and fresh
westerly to northwesterly winds will
Mail; and in New England lair, colder
weather and brisk to fresh westerly
winds. On Saturday in thin section and
in New England fair, slightly warmer
weather will probably prevail, with light
westerly winds, becoming variable, and
on Sunday fair to partly cloudy, warmer
weather. 0
lint-tun Annual" ‘l'o—nla'raw.
Sunrises Sunsets Bighti’de Lowtide
7.17 I 426 5.59 12.13
nits Edna Divis, of East NoTwatk, is
visiting friends in New Haven.
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It is expected that Grace church will
be completed by Ash Wednesday.
-A beautiful assortment of holiday
goods at J. T. anes’ News Store.
The East Avenue M. E. Sunday school
will rehearse Christmas carols this even-
ing. .4.
The annual meeting of the First Con.
gregational church was held last even-
ing.
--Small fresh hams, 12 cents a pound,
at F. Hayes’ market.
fli-Hary Anderson, of Winnipauk,
“unturned from a visit to New York
city.
The pupils of Miss Gertrude Camp
gave an enjoyable musicals at her home
on North street last evening.
-0ne good Shoningcr upright piano,
$200. J. W. Studwell.
In. A. Dau, of this city, has brought
an'action for divorce against her bus-
baitd. The case is being tried in the Sn
parlor Court to-day.
Edson Pitch and Mrs. James Bowen,
Jr., of Quebec, and their brother George
Fitch, of Iowa, are Visiting relatives in
Norwalk, their native place.
—Curbing,50.oents a foot. William
Sheldon, contractor.
F. B. Nash & Brother have a new ad-
vertisement on the second page of Till:
815711521. today. They enumerate
Imelda suitable for Christmas gifts.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19, Knights
of Pythias, worked the third degree last
evening. After the work a collation
was served at the store of Athertou a
Company.
-—Oil paintings $3.50 per pair: oleo<
graphs 32.50 per pair, at W. Podmore‘s.
At the regular meeting of Pilgrim
Council, No. M, 0. U. A. If.. last even-
ing, the third degree was conferred on
nineteen candidates, and sixteed propo-
sitions for membership were received
—A fine assortment of Catholic relig-
Ious articles at J. 'I‘. llayes’, 2-5 Alain
mast. ‘___w
Fred A. Lane, proprietor of the depot
mutant, will serve the annual dinner
of the Norwalk Canoe club on the oven-
ing of December ‘21. We predict that it
will be as has a spread as the club could
~Ussful holiday presents at [bay-
rnond’n furniture store. ladies’ cabl-
insts, desks, chilfouiers and fancy plush
stat chairs and rockers at bottom prices.
Tbs large covered wagon which has
most! near Wilson's Point. and every
“on for camping purposes by Danburv
has, was blown away during the gals
Wednesday night, and broken to pieces
by the waves. M —
«Fresh pork and engage, 12 cents a
pound. at F. Hayes' market.
In. 8. 8. Huntington will go to Bart-
ford every Tuesday, beginning January
Ith, 191, tonuccecd Ilhs Cora Beldsn
in the teaching of lime. Henrietta Beebe
Lawtou’s method of voice culture. Its.
Huntington will belooated in the Ilnrt’
ford Coarant building.
4b Grace ll. Faircblld, of Barton,
contaminated thallerrltt Business
Deluge, has been placed with Ball
” s won-tsp. on York city.
Zion’s llaraldmf Boston.altnthodlst
pspnr, la tints-nee! December 17th, says:
"Daring the ssrslrm of the Jonas Les
Onntsaatsl in thlsctty,Rsv. James 8.
MC. lhsablsmtaistsrof tbs Prsaklla
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Immaculate.
A‘s . 'Mbs'nallsoallostbs
mmdmublrtrvb.
nut Parr. or Stamlord,” wan Iii
town yesterday, the guest of Miss Aunts
lesson.
«Bower connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.
The Christian Workers of the East
Assault]; church will meet at the
home of lfirn Inlllsn Jones this evening.
The funeral services over the remains
of J. H. Raymond will be held at the
home of his son, A. A. Raymond, Sun
dsy afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
—Home~rsndered Ed, l0 cents a
pound, at P. Bayes’ market.
Honsalonic engines now take water
from the new tank at Branchville. The
tank lssupplied from the brook above
the station, water being forced six hun-
dred feet through pipes by a hot air
engine.
-—A number of good second-band in
ntruments for sale cheap before taking
inventory. J. W. Bindwell.
The tender of a local express train on
the Conwlidatsd road left the rails at an
automatic switch beth South Nor-
walk and Westport yesterday, causing a
delay to the train of over an hour and
obstructing tnfilc during that time.
The damage was slight.
-—’l‘be handsomest and cheapest al~
bums are at J. T. Hayes’ News Store, 25
Ilaln street, from 250. to 83.78 each.
The members of Glover’s American
band will hold a concert and ball ‘ at the
Opera Houseon Christmas eve. Tickets,
admitting gentleman and lady, 50 cents.
This organization is one that should re-
ceive the support of the public. Those
who attend are promised an enjoyable
time.
—Useful holiday presents at Bay-
mond’s furniture store. Ladiea’ cabi-
nets, desks, chifl‘oniers and fancy plush
seat chairs and rockers at bottom prices.
Superintendent Payne of the Danbury I
and Norwalk is making an effort to have)
a through New York cur attached to the l
7:36 express from Danbuiy, and asimilar
car will beattached to the 6:01 express
from New York in the evening. Vice-
Prcsident Stevenson is trying to arrange
with the New York, New Haven and
Hartford road for the care.
captaln Daniel's Successor
Lieutenant Hendric is prominently
mentioned as the successor of Captain
W. F. Danrel in the command of Com-
pany C, of Stamford.
Norwalk military men, among whom
Ilr. Hendrie hasa great many friends,
will agree with the Stamford Advocate’s
_ TAILOR s canons,
MIMMuHMMn
WASHINGTON STREET
8‘?“an lorwalk. Conn.
WANTED.
Advertisements aaderth'tn treatment exocad' 5
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Awaits r to no nouns was: sun w‘Kfi'
the skulls; wit: {to washing; Mi “8““ to
lg . ntsttreol le trom-
dock. LDlJble. r.y dis 1w
Local. 0h TRAVELING EALIBI IN. CALI.
orsddms Plymouth Iloek Pants Comps y,
New llavon. Conn. ill? try
a MERRY CIIBISTMAS!
GREAT HOLIDAY SHOW!
Thursday, Dec. 25.
out WORLD-TWO PEOPLE IN IT.
agreement of New York's Pilate Favorites,
Picked Vaudeville Start of America.
FURNISH") 300! FOR IIIIDIA'I'I Utll.
Inquire at Athertoa'n hurry and malaria..-
ery, lender's blocs. Eonth Nomlk. d1? 3K
203 SALE.
Advertisements under rushes}, not needing 5
llnm,l disease. a times Me. I wash sun
Amos OLD GRAPE Wl‘l IN QUAVI‘ITY
to suit porchucrn; made It the undernlguod
Apply to Charles Adltms, 2i A
ms avenue Nor-
Walk.
dill It
W0 choice building lots, 50 and to test front, on
West avenue Apply to W. C. CAIIIH. or
I. I. 80". or t!
"‘ 4.4-
TO LET.
” Adam" i. .33."... t...” at}. m" m' [5
lines. 1 time toe. stutter 50:. l Week Ilm
R00! PLAT T0 FAMILY tr? NUT MORE
than three persrms Bent tom, lo the spart—
inent bottle '2!) av it til Washington street. Inquire
at the other or The Old Well cigar Co mull
AR’l'Ol’lIOIWE Nat HENRY eraser, 5
rooms; rent '12. Alto part of house No.91
bomb Iain street, it rooms. all conveniences. At»
ply toTaonr & Golden, or W. Youngn,ut Ines-
wood lfg. Co
('RNISHBD FRONT R0010?! WASHING—
tr.n street Address "Room," cute sentinel
odlcc. new!
it"! DECEMBER 1, LOWER PART 01“
house on Grove sneer rive «toms. rent '15
Apply lot). L Hoyt. lUl numb lain street, south
Nurwalk. ‘ mini
OUSE 0? six ROOMS 0N WOODWARD
avenue, 513. Alan house of at: room», Bast
Norwall ’13. Partof houreon Woodwurduvenric,
89 Inquire of 3 A Woodward.
THE WOODW tRD KOME'ITEAD-Il ROOMS,
Bot and cold water, bath room. beater. .kc .
with staining for live horses, cow stables, cnickrn
houses the; rent .35 per month. Inquire of C.
t'wartz, at Old Well Clglkl' Company. on L!
NB hOUsB A'l‘ ELY‘S NECK. ONE. AT
Elm Grove. and one on Tones street From
$700 up Apply to John ll. Knapp, i‘.‘ cht at .
south Norwalk. Ola-l!
A PLEASANT 8033 IN A CONVENIENT
locality is sacred to persons who would like to
visit Wasnlngtonsotue time during the winter or
ring. ltuomand board ".00 a tiny. Irs.J bl.
Edition!” I at. N W..
ituhmgton.D (1 slot,
LOST.
Advertisements under this head
line, 1 time 25c, 3 times we. I week
DARK ONYX INTAtiLli) ('L'l-‘I Bl‘TI‘fiN.
set in Id. A reward will be given for :is re»
turn to l r EDI“. Phinney. Mirwalk. dis 3:
not exceeding 5
01.00
estimate of the man, which says: “The
Lieutenant is a very popular man. both I
in the Company and out of it, until
deservedly so. Besides possessing theI
qualities requisite in 3 good commander, I
namely,athorough knowledgeof military
tactics and acapaclty for maintaining
discipline, be is also a genial companion,
has risen through the several grades of
the service from the position of private
to his present rank of second lieutenant,
and is in direct sympathy and touch
with all the members of the Company
of whatever grade.”
The election will probably take place
within the next two or three weeks.
Bridgaport I’ll Sorwnla Dog; l‘lght.
Dogs owned by Norwalk and Bridge-
port parfies fought for a purse of 8100,
last night, in a barn on the outskirts of
Westport, about six miles from Norwalk.
Nearly 200 sporting men from Bridge ,
port,New Haven, Norwalk and Stamford ‘
were present. The light was given to“
the Bridgeport dog. Betting was heavy
on both sides. When the light was
about half over one of the floor beams of
the barn gave away and precipitated a
portion of the crowd into the cellar.
A Young Priest lerlounly Ill.
The Rev. John J. Crowley, of Windsor
Locks, is seriously ill at the home of his
parents in New Haven. suffering from ,
lung trouble. lie is a native of New ‘
Haven, and is well known to the Catholic
people in the western part of the state.
His brother, the Rev. Timothy Crowley,
was formerly an assistant pastor in St.
Ifary’s church.
-~Lasta twice sslong as cheap soap
for laundry use—Brussels.
Telephone Poles Down.
Long distance telephone communica—
tion was compleme cut off Wednesday
by a peculiar accident near Sanford sta-
tion. One pole broke all near the ground
and the weight upon an adjoining pole
snapped that on. In this way twelve
poles were broken, some at the ground
and others near the cross arms. The
poles carried llftpone wires, many of
which were broken and twisted.
~Ws do not claim that for raising
buckwheat cakes and for other culinary
purposes Brussels soap is as gund as
yeast, but for “raising" a nice clean
wash upon the line “it takes the cake"-—
in fact all of them.
llappy‘dndjsdutenti; abridewilli ; The Ro
denier {’slsrnp with tbeliglit of themorning.
”some fns-On..llhrlrl’lnrs.lufm
5.9%-, M ........
u not: ll. BANNED;
Furnitu re Dealer.
New Stars 46 dt 48 lain rt, Norwnlli
Also Punishing Undertaker.
Imam street. 'I‘vleplione
M174. ltnawlllkt- .’
Distrlot at lorwalh. nn. Probate
(town. December is. A. D.. 1890.
kalloahashsnmadn this court
to of a swish wrlriaa
last-blot Anabel Dicker
it mid district. dateaivd:
I01 30.
AY SCAV’ENGKR. OF OUR OWN TilWN.
win sill clean water closets and «spools on
the improved plan for less money than on: or
town parties All work guaranteed rlouv In the
bat manner. Vaults dlnuihctrd true of charge
Address Box 439, 80th NA. rwalk. lot
The PM] Telegraph Company
Is the most powerful oppositlon telegraph company
ever organized Its system comprises 91,1va mac-
or wire. covering nearly all the pnnclpsl points
from Nova Scotln to California. and in being mn—
sunzly extended. It desrrvcs the support or every
parlor: who believes in competition South Nor
walk oilice tn Maliaekemo Hotel. diet lw
so’firi—iiouwannfissvrios has:
5} Washington Street.
Open Dnllylromo to 13o.m..s.nd from t in 3 9.13
and on Saturday evenings from 6 to 8.
I!” Interest allowed on Oeposlts.
ALDEN SOLDIANS Pm.»
JOHN H. lentils. Vice-Pram;
roux n. SNAP? Sec. and'frm
Gal—Iv.
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wants minus: slum-tam try annoy Amman IOIQIOAOK yo sputx It? paw
lam ‘sxoom niacin pin 88110
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‘anouod OHS Infid DIOD ‘ISH‘BO pennant-pros
JO Euiisisuoo ‘ssauian snouuimoo
smarts LVCII'IOHmSNOLLOV'EMV 'IVIOEd'S
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30 use! Imam“; Am Stump his Slip 30 aidoad exp umoqs JDAG aseq I imp luaullJOSSB isoug pun mew]
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violin; Prof fireman
ation we made when
Wk“): ' 2 'm’imiig 3.333;; 93,?”,,,‘ gilt to co (1 t :8 Opened.
we?" Frail 3251:1101! m a 40 Plush Sallie ..
Labia boy wonder, marvelous perf ruler on the ’
hla sensaiimul mystery
- ”lie-urn; ' the W0 Highley- In their funny and
mind oils ntetrh ‘ .liint rncnbil Int" Adolph. .m-
enchants; I'lle latte. Queen of the Air; lllpo.
mutt aten's latter Int-ovation; Irate. AIM.
tine nudhcrwondorfol prismatic fattuma views,
the Mk: at which have new been squall d in
America, and tant but not least the America: Kings
of Block lace (remedy,
Billy—Litter & lllii~Pail
. Originaurr or all ibev do.
Mare ou' two teamnon earth. Lester
and Burton d: lley. Beats now on sale it
a d Gregory's. ~
Allen
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of!
one mom can. l *
TU ESDAY,Dec. 23
THE taucninc noosi
RIPII] TRANSIT
PRESENT“) BY
1‘. w. Hofele’s Company
.l. .1. COLEMAN. General lourger
CONTAll-‘ltl
original lllutlc,
satire,
Screaming Situations,
And the Original
SPANISH CACHUCA DANCERS I
Prices, 35, 50 and 75 Cents,
on
currency sun nati. "
li’
GMH'EB'S AIERICAN BAND
a’l‘ Tits onus “Ol'nl. nouwatt.
CHRISTMAS EVE, DEC. 24, 1890.
Tickets,sdml!ting (. -at and ladies. in Cents.
am by Henry (issrman, i'romptet.
Four organ Recitals
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
SOUTH NORWALK.
TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 13,1891.
Hr. A. S. Gillios, Orgnntst.
Soloist: and Charm of fifty.
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, FEB. ll,189l.
Prof. 0!". W. HOBGAX Orguiirr.
Miss IAL'D IORGAR. litrp,
WEDNESDAY EVE’G, MAR. 4 189l.
"Midsummer blight} Drwn."
Honda: Air CHAS F UNDIREIILL.
0:231:95, It. FEASK TA”.
Reserved 9cm: in he had on and after De‘. 5 Din
grams as inns-ted), 50ml! Somali, ml Greg ry's
drug: yore, Non-ale. Course Tickets. $1.50 etch;
Smde'l'irk: h .20 re 4. each til
isii'cnmrm m ii in it
TRIMMEII Hl‘l‘SanlBflNNE’I‘S
-——AT THE—~-
Seo' * on file at [In c's and Raiszed'r.
llnvc ,xist added a. fol: line of
I’A N (33’ (£00 [)8
~-—-A'Kll -—--—
Christmas Novelties
And a an: Illlc of
LADIES’ HANDKERCHIEFS!
Before purrhssing elsewhere rail and examine
my Much. The prices In: mountable, igunlify of
BOl. da considered.
R. M. COLLINS,
12 turn 3mm,
rI I‘! ':w llOIITH NORWALK.
Immhnulmn!
STA MP0” 0, C033.
ldacatu for business, educates both or. to In
printable and lucrative pull'ltml. N0 lathe em
nine tocnlev inheriting-sud netted for their ring
demand. Bertha . ng, Penman» Ip, Ban my,
shorthand, Ty arlt g. Telogrnphy, a; my”;
thoroughly. nannies riamlm paying position...
nurture hon-u luapllu with collpvlcnt swim mu.
('oll or send for pr rpretna Andres President
Harm Burl-mt," liege. ntamfonl Court.
JACOB M. LAYTON,
sallstaarsndllourcmn Generallssnrsuu
«Vin. hire an Accident. mass
19$;an and lineage. mm
fovllaogspwardsaitdloaeymden to all parts
0‘ In usury Public; Endowmen-
mmmsm midi-Jaggsglctirckedm Des»
riaatlon.
as Washington street, In! talent once,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
You: In Illllll lair Lila!
scream!» ndsv will the you an 'flmt
Pulleys! stun payable at 50 years at age,“ at
death. it prior; or Ive centsa day. will give you a
““3” MI ”'glffogzwdopwuyfig ”1:2:
paid a I
may thirst! ““me General “In W
our. s. it. t'nonlsoisu. aw.
Washington New. seats ma.
EEBTIi-ic Ci one;
UHDERTAKER.
I! Nartllalalmmlsrwall
bars. Thurman-taunt
MMwaa-t. um:
Lester & Allen’s
o'ifif’i’iifii 0015i;
million Store If R. M. Collins
term. DECEMBER. 19. (18,90.
“ ‘ ’WF.‘ 4“)“ it.» “My... . , I
Mia: “
Stanton-Inn
Arc offering the largest line of Christmas Goods that have ever
been oIIered to the people of Norwalk~~~ not trash, but line
goods at very low prices.
Anyone can purchase it present at our place
.. .... ....._. .W.m—»NW.W
That the past six months of suc-
cess has met our most sanguine
expectations, and shows that our
endeavors to please the trading
public of South Norwalk and
vicinity HAVE been appreciated.
lthas more than met the antici:
we intend to make this week.
091' SBIIII-IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII'SII‘I
In celebration of this tact, also
to keep us in the minds of the
little folks, we shall give to every
child who comes accompanied by
I )i' a $50 ",BR()OHE SliAWIJ,
And by the crowds that throng our store from morning till
night we think our ellorls are appreciated.
To better accommodate our patrons our store will be
open every night till after Christmas. We shall offer to the
people of South Norwalk it better line of goods than have ever“
been oflcred to the residents of that town. Store open every
night their parents, they making a purchase in our store, will entitle
_.__.‘,____, the children to a Christmas Present. We made this offer be-
fore for last Saturday and Monday. but Imvinnr so many calls
NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK' from the little ones since then, we have decidgd to keep this
offer open till Christmas, or as long as the presents hold out.
P. S.—-—A full line of Christmas chairs will be oflered very
cheap.
Bhristmas Presents!
USEFUL IND [IBIIlIIEN'I'lL
REMEMBER!
1This is our anniversary, and we intend to give buyers of any
class, whether at Christmas Pre-enls or not, the best treat in
ithc shape of first-class bargains ever given in South Norwalk,
} N. B.~We do not cIaIm to go to the city twice a week to
PopularOne-price Cou nters
. ibuy for our patrons, we generally have the stock on hand; if
5 Ots'! I o Cts' and 2 sets' Inot, we have an office at 120 Franklin street, city, with buyers
On each of which we put the best goods we can Iurnishlin each department. Any orders for any class of goods we
for the 1110'“??- _ _ [will fiII in twelve hours.
A large assortment of better goods of popular prices in -
low prices.
HANDkéfiéHIEi—‘s,
CADIBRIC. IAINEN AND SIIAIio
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Mufflers and Scai’fs,
9' ll & S
Hosicr * and Gloves,
A.
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
Mulls, Collars and Capes.
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
f I
' ~THE—
SUU‘I‘HN RWILKBflSI' NS‘I‘URE
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
._,.. —— -¢oo ”——
SOUTH NORWA LK, CT.
" YULE-TIDE CHEER.
M. S. SMITH.
Again commemorates the season by ofl'ci‘ing to the people large varieties of Holi-
day Goods. Gills of every description. During this week.we are making the greatest
Goods. We leel it is impossible for any one to surpass us in quality, quantity, or in
artistic exhibitions and now that we have ended this brief statement will mention a few
of the articles we have on sale at prices gua 'antccd:
FANCY BASKETS. I HANDKERCHIEFS.
An appropriate and useful Christmas present. We are
displaying on our center counter 500 dillcrent styles of Fancy New special bargains. Hundreds upon hundreds of dozen
Baskets. The prices are anioniithingfliY 10W. (the some as in all of Ilzuidkcrcbiels are piled upon our counters, ranging in price
the rest of our departments this season). The largest and most from fit: to 83,00 ouch. Never during our history have We
complete assortment ever exhibited in this vicinity. A most had it grander assortment than at the present time for the
acceptable present for Ladies and Cools Waste l’npcr ank- Xmas sensor,
cts at every price and in every style. Pin, Hair, Nursery,
Candy and Office Baskets, (kc, 52c.
_ ”MAM ... __.._.
DOLLS.
.. ..,"..w.—...
Juvenile Books and Booklets.
Never was such it variety of elegant Books placed before
the people. 500 styles of Juveniles, 200 styles of Booklets, 125
entirely new publications. A grand assortment of Christmas
Cards on exhibition for the Christmas season.
Our stock of Dolls for the present season cannot be sur— 1'
passed, Kid Bodies, Bisque Heads, Dressed and Undresscdf
J ointod and Pilllll. All the newest novelties.
Whawm ~—
JEWELRY.
-.........’.... ._..
Fancy Goods.
Exclusively for the Holiday season. We have always had
the reputation of exhibiting the neatcst and newest styles of
the season, and on which we never ask only importers’ prices,
which are exceedingly low. This we could not alien] to do
unless grout quantities in re cold.
The best of value in Cloth Bound Books by all the popu-
lar authors.
M. S.
At less than one third nuumlacturers’ prices, and in addi-
tion to the above startling bargains we will offer all the latest
styles in jewelry and niisccllanoous ornaments of that line.
Examine our line of jewelry before purchasin elsewhere, for
we buy direct from the manufacturer and in urge quantities,
therefore enabling us to rave at least 33%, per cent, upon our
purchases, which we give directly lo the trade.
The largest variety of Silk Umbrellas ever exhibited in our city.
Smith, - Dry Goods.
INSURANCE, BUILDING, SOUTH NORWALK;
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D some.
olrort ol'llic season to display to the people :1 line and well selected stock of Christmas.a
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