Lineef Furnlehlngs con be foundgat WTHE EVENING SENTINEL. 1mm. liltsrendm. ., "We hale ”Eterylhing you need and our - are Reasonable. «:Plaisted Druggisl, SOUTH NORWALK. lamnow receiving the BIlAlE AND SE. 48 Washington St. ’ WALLPAPER, Teens-d a mouth narrmfh u: ”Which...” ‘lladataroA-innaatar'l‘vmerrsw. err-lun- l wool. ”.3" " new so. asides ‘aathas revue-r. Thewenthwtcdevprsmlasstsheasuraily tmfatrtonnrtlycloldy. followed by local rain, with aliahtly W innovate". To- mnrrowitprcrukes to be partly cloudy and slightlywarmarmithabownrs. SOUTH NORWALI. What he’s-plant Oarotty enlist-g sadism 'I‘heboetCiover hat Raymond Broth- erae'wharfwlthacargoof coal. The reguhr convocation of Butler Chapter, No. 88, B. A. I" will he held tonight. w'—'i‘heoe cool nights and mornings how convenient we find the little gas heater. To-night a hop will be given at Rotors Point. with prizes for the two best waltzers on the floor. Henry 0. Street, superintendentof Raymondilmhera'lowsrodice.haapur- chased a fine trotter from Liverymau Bailey,ofDerian. ~Plentyof ddicloushread.“ W Rev. David G. Downey, pastor of the Stamford Methodist Episcopal church, will preach in the Brookaide chapel next Sunday aiternoon at 3 o'clock. Business of special importance will be transacted at the meeting of Olive Branch lodge, K. of P., Thursday night. it is desired that every memberbe pres. ent. —-We brought our gas stove out from theolonct this morning, then after light- ing it just took comfort while eating heakfaat. lea Heuhein Beagle, who was ar- rratedSatnrday night for being intoxi- cated,wasflnedd‘3andccats by Justice Barrett, yesterday afternoon. He could notpay end was taken to the county jail this morning by Chief of Police Vollmer. Colonel Frost has entered the rifle team of the Fourth regiment for the bri’ gade rifle mateh to be held in Hartford, October 5. ldeutenaanoIonei Crows, Sergeant-Major Wade and Corporal Pol- lard, of Company P, will probably be members of the team. 7New York messenger. E. L. Conklin, 39 North Main street. / The Italian water boy who has been working for Contractor Bach on the Ann street newer, was discharged lastnlgbt. lie was told to shovel some gravel into the trench, but as he did not do the-work propuly. one of the m threw a stone into the ditch to show him where to put the earth. Just at this time the boy looked spend wasatrnck inthe faceby the stone, which cut his forehead some- what. __ An Hungarian complained to Chief of Police Vollmer this morning that he bod been defrauded out of his wages by Charles Lynch, of Weston. He hired So. Norwaik. WilliamESnithdlsdyastwdayatlrls borne on Order «an. east fiftyvtwo years. the hostel will be attended frcmhiawlaterssldeuceattdllocioekto- marrowafterncon. -WatchourKendy window for her gains. lane’s. _________. Theses-nuan- Daugherty against Charles W. Samson for assault. came up before dilation lowers 3mm this morning. but as humans pleaded not guilty the seas was mduuad until Saturday morning at 0 o'clock, when the witness to the affair will give teatimrmy. -Grand cloaingbnll of the RotonPolut ImprovementCo. ‘i‘cbehsidlnthe restaurant on Today. September '13. 1%, rain or shine. Ticket for lady and gent. including supper. Oi. Committee. Edwin Wilcox. treasurercfthsAmer-l- canleglonofnonorof South Norwalk, todayreceivad a draft for .5, . the amountoftheinsnrance on the life of Patrick J. Connery. of Georgetown, who waskllled by the cars at Breucbvllle aometlmeego. it h made payable to his mother. --The ladies of Douglas Fowler W. B. C. No.15, will holds peachfestival anddanm Wed. eve.Sept. 18th. lull. A. R. Hall, on theWnshington street Bridge. Admisdcn Wu. peaches and cake included. Ice cream will he served at 10 cents a plate. Therein a movement onth among theYoung People’s societies to engage Dr. Amos Parker Wilder, an editorial writer on "The Commercial Advertiser,” New York.to give aserles of talks on popular subjects this winter. and a num- ber of intermting- topics have “nearly been selected. __ The police eaarnlned an East Norweik , young man yesterday afternoon. thinking from the large amountofrnouey he had that be was the perpetrator of the Saturday night burglaries in this city. lie proved, how- ever. that he won the money from sever- al aupmedly respectable cltieens by play- ing cards all Saturday night. —-Some of the wine and economical people of Norwalk are not shivering these cool mornings. because they have pur- chased from theNorwalk Gas Light com- pany oneof the gas stoves at out from the manufactory. NORWALI NEWS. A Dressy Budget of Items from the Upper lad of Town. TheSuperiorCourt convenes in Bridge Prank Woodward. of North avenue. is on the nick list. emulate. ofBeliInland. leatthe lforwslk bospltalmrlously illofmalarlal fever. ~les Leela Blind will appear at tire Broad River entertainment to—night. , Jahs's Whaattr «blasted the sixty. second anniversary of his birthday,” tardey. Attorney J. Belden Eurlhutt is again eblehhsouhbaving‘recovered from a mule”. -Do notfail'to henrthafanroua llay Banjo club at the Boston store, Norwalk. onTuesdny Ming. September 19th. Therearenow eight patient-lathe Norwelk hospital. Another one is ex- pected to-morrow. Thursday is thellaaimtiouof theiioly Cm..aocordingtothe0athollecalendar. ThetOth. tad lily! and 83d are Fall ember James J. Vaughan. the Norwnlk weather prophet, predich a storm for tomorrow. accompanied by consider- able wind. whim carryell will leave the poet of- fice at 7:15 for thepssch festival at Broad River, tonight. Ira. S. C. Whitney and family. of West avenue. moved their household furniture to New York today and will hereafter raids there. Fred flail wesdefeatsd by Thomas B. Cullimen, of New Haven. in a game of 100 hall pool, last night. On Septem~ berhb Hall will play Gulliman ametch gameof pool forWaalde —--Plenty of fresh Iinyler'a candy at Lane's. Hrs. Harriet J.‘Bodge, of Hartford. was elected national chaplain of the Women‘s Relief Corps. G. A. R. at In- dianapolis. Shela well known in Nor- wnlk. having made several addreuee here. The proceeds of the luncheon to be given by the ladies of the Norwalk Con- gregation! church. September 20, will be to‘flll a deficiency in the piano fund and to defray the expenses of the recent Sunday school picnic. -—~A grand concert for the benefit of the Norwelk hospital will be given at the Boston store. Norwalk, on Tuesday even- ing, September l9th. "Dick" Fitch. of Wilton. and that port today. A special meeting of the Alpha Wheel club will be held tonight. ——Tickets of admlmlon to the cones: at the Boston store,Norwalk, coat but lilo each. Air. and Mrs. C. W. Lockwood. of Westport avenue, have been married forty years to-dey. Charles '1‘. Taylor and Idi- Kate Coughlin will be married on Wednesday September 20. at St. Mary's church. snapshot camera of his were in town this morning. ”Dick" carries his shoot- ing-box with him in the hope of catching a likene- of "Fritz" Taylor on the fly after an "exclusive." The Fairfleld County Clerical associa- tion met at St. Paul's church yesterday. There was holy commotion at 10:30 o‘clock. with music by the anrpliced choir. after which the regular routine bruins- wns transected. Luncheon was served in the rectory. The Episcopal clergy of the county were present A handsome drag passed through Nor- walk yesterday from Greenwich. it BOWATTON. - Harry Cuthill has returned from the World’s Fair. Yesterday afternoon a rope broke on oneofShlpmana Daly’sderrloksand a hugh rock fell on the framework for the email culvert. slightly damaging it. llmduliet'l‘aflsr,whohesbeeuat Baton Point during the summer, leaves today for New York. She has made many friends to town during her stay. . To-Nl'lt‘n Mart. Dwyer'a Norwalk City Band will give one of their enjoyable opeu~air concerts do Union Park. tonight, commencing at 8 o'clock. The following programme will be rendered: larch—"Otlumwe"........... ......... Thomas Serenade-“Pleasant Dreams" .......... ltlpley Trish Medley—“Quick Steps" arranged by Warren. “Queen of the Ballroom"~—-Schottlsche... Casey “Beau Ideal larch." ..................... Sousa “Ball of the lien-Coop Knichta.".. Sauraudaau Selection—”Ruchantmant." . ... .. . . , . . Herman Scotch ledley~“Qulek Step.". ..arranged by Warren. “Gladiator larch" ........................ Sousa ODDS AND ENDS. There is a rage for old silver at prank A caterpillar contains more than none muscles. _ The secret of success is constancy to pur- pone—Disraeli. 'I'heetneraldia now one oi the rereatof precious stones. Theeartb reeelvm only one two-billloutb of the heat of the sun. A letter written in London made a tour of the world in 6'3 days. Over 1 metmmahlps are an craing the four great ocean route: The primitive sensation of light in the eye is that which corresponds to violet. Gainsborough. the English portrait and historical painter. was the son of a tailor. Clement Spelman of Nottingham was buried upright lntml in a pillar in Ner- burg church. a Have your eye steadily fired on the mark at which you wish to shoot and direct your arrow arlght. Apply blotting paper. steeped ncrcnl times in a solution of oxalic acid. to fresh blots on paper. The condor. when rising from the earth, always demriben circles in the air and end rise in no other way. The last Duke of Redford died a violent death by his own set. Diaguat with life was laid to be. the can-- Ruble-e of the Apoatiu. The mcdimval artiste, having no idea 0! the personal appearance of the Sav viours followers. adopted a set of signs, or emblems. for ouch. which soon be- came familiar to all. The emblem of Peter was either a large key or two keys cremed. which is readily explained by referring to the words of Christ (Matthew xvi, ill), “And I will give unto than the emblem of Paul was a sword and a book -—the In r to remind the ‘ L "or that he was Highest of all in Lemming Powcr;’—— Latest U. S. Gov't Report. keys of the kingdom of heaven." The -— ' her of men; the formerto Guile, m l Elli nu srrunnrv ckerman & Son, 84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON,N. / - "ocw-rr’v v 9; Leading Grocer. Telephone ...-ow...” .. or. our _, pound. Weedartlrerwyhrsttradsli, :l‘aucyi'selhathaaevw beau gives in lihtown.'0llttllel will cameos laworth, and give honest value. You mummisghstterfmuamd grpaaltionthen we are showing every day. Thebastthlnginthe market)” eaualwayaaelnotfromouratcck. Milk our Tea fcriuatancethnthasthnlev‘cr of China's butler it. CHAS. E. SEYMCUR, 38 Washington St. Call l8-2. Bole who? WINNIE Connecticut Patents. The following were i-ued August”, 1898. List furnished from cfloe of A. I. Wooster, solicitor of patents, Bridge- port, (loom Abe L. Adams, Bridgeport, anger bit; Fredlu Perjohan, New Haven. trues; Ed- ward F. Clauasnn, Hartford. screw ma- chine; Jemrs G. ltcAlpine. Hartford, chroriometer escapsment; James 0. lie- Alpine. Hartford. chuck; Francis A. Pratt. Hartford, machine for cutting metal; Francis A. Pratt, Hartford. roll grooving mechiuezAbraham Vanderbeck, Hartford, drilling machine; Justus A. Trout. New Britain. marking gauge; Mil- ton ~W. Stebbine, Waterbury. finger mistener: Joseph R. Smith, Waterbury, glove fasteuir. - Henry S. Chase, Water- bury. filling/Elwin and cap; Able] W. Nelson, New London, policeman's club: William H. McMahon. South Norwalk, tool for shaving hate. - onerous. Andrew Krousc. Bridgeport. handle for cane» William H. om, Water- bury. handle for spoons: Frederick E. Pretat. Waterbury. handle for spoons; Henry E. Brunei]. New Britain. door knob; Henry E. Rune“, New Britain, escutc plate. A Gaol Thing to Keep at Baud. From the Troy (Kansas) Chief. Some years ago. we were very much subject toeevere spells of cholera mor bus. and nutmwhcue feel any hgf the symptoms t on y proceed t tail meet. such aselcknem at the stomach. diarrhea, etc, we become . We have found Chamberlsin' a Call to. hoiere and Diarrhu-a Remedy the very thing to straighten one out In such cases, and al ways kee it about. We arenot writ- ing this or a pay testimonial. but to let our radars know what is a wood thing to kee handy‘ In the house. For sale by; (lb tillson. Dniggiet. if a New York millionaire gives a din~ oer at 5th avenue and ”distract costing .700. 00, which gives 19 Sodium?“ nndthene modems have top-HMO eachforCactuaBl Ouretoeurethem. what would hethe savingper capitn if the dinner should not be given. there beinge‘ipersonsatthefeastt inquire rtPlaiated‘adrugstors, where you may have the proldensolved and geriaformationaboutpCrcruaBlc rum. HOYT a lk. Septernhsr ll mdelrick C. lHoyt. and tang-s. SUI TR~in South Norwnlk. September ll. William P. Smith. 52' years. 7 month. Bring" "Fun! from Ill Cedar street. at k p. m.. Wednesday. KITCRUM. —-At kmluck. Honda ny. 8e tembcr lith largeret Miller. wife of to late Morris ketchum. in “the Morality-seventh tear of her are hursday. September ittn. at mm a. m.. from the resilience of her son. Landon Ketcbnm. “trimmers?" OODmantntake agency for fast sallln ay to rlc ht Wt)‘ flow tor yield. and not for glory. 811381715. BAILT'I'I'I. LAWYIRSJiOABY. labored" with their might and main. beat their spell on us be broken. And we leave them. with no token That we e‘er sold beef. or mutton. This. the tale they told Judge Kane. PEIIPLE'O MARKET. 13 North lain st.. 80. Norwelk NOW CONTAINS BOX! constant! S*VISITORS AL An Artistic line of Photographs, Especiali Quickly than. their prayer'e be granted. And theilAIhil‘i‘fl. nothlna denoted. Talk the Job they long had wanted » ' Watched ourstoras both day and night. Who‘d have thouslit our one so '1'.me That thus they must. their service ready. ' inst WINES break in and we 00 UNDER [or men and angels WHAT A SIGHT! . mrlr ...—«Qfl ‘ E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor. FIEE DELIVERY, Telephonecalhm J Enflalactionguaranteed. l T'Lelephonecal 6-7-3. JACKSCN’S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. PEIIPIE'B AlAllKET, 21 Well at., Norwalk BEAUTIFUL WORK IN CflAlllll PASTELLE WATER Clllllil AND SEPIA. to which the attention of those desiring FIRST CLASS WORK is especially invited gm Studies from lllrlltl-liie Erh' Hot n. on AYS WELCOME. Taylor at Golden. Real Estate and Insurance, WASHINGTON mm. Persons lookl foralo or house and lot. with the views porches n. “are invited to and examine our orlist. have them for sale! in every panel the city at reasonable prices and on eenv terms. aua tf Children Cry for Pltcher’s Castoria. Whm Baby was sick. wsgavehert‘amrh. .When she was a Child. she cried for (‘aatnrlL When she inferno ills. she clung to Fast/win. What she had Children. she gavetbem Casuals. , Children Cry for Pltcher’s Gastorla'. Chl' JI’CTI Cry fol Pltc her's Castoria. H. S. Rood. Optician Graduate of the Spencer Optical institute, New \'k.or Is South Main street. City. NOTICE. V03}. ‘Eiehereby given that the Board of uncllmen ”propose to lay out. alter. hten Cad nratrret. iii” ”‘ from ”W est avenue to fcity nlTiue.by making said street unl formly ll feet wld do from West ave- nue to Valley Place. then 50 feet wide to city line. and that said Board of Councilmen have specified September 21st. 1m at 7.2) o ‘clock p. m.. at the Council Chamhm when and where all pemns whoeelan mm to betaken therefor may a‘ppear by said ma Kendal: Counc mead: rem lthereto A pa survey a pro your run unseat theCl City Sumyor‘s office. in th: Library building on Washington .IIMIJCOK . Clerk of the Board of Councilmen. srll 2t Notice. TheBoa Board of stratlon for the Second Votin District.of orwalk. willheln session at Pelee tine Thur-aria y.8eptem%erlt. from De. m.. to E. I. JACKSON. PilllTllilllAPHEll. 53 “All ST. llllflllAlK. Nil llllllE, N0 PAY. Knowing that the unfortunate have been Imposed upon by the u rlncl led retender who charge largely In finned] p 3' ' ‘Dr. Grady" Has adopted this plan: That he will charge for advice. consultation or treatment e patient pronounces himself well. no' hing until i J. W. Grady, ii. I). Specialist. Graduate of N. Y. i nlversity \Iedlcai College Permanently locnted. LR!) Main street, Bridge- port. Conn. Will he at till lllITEl, South llerwrli, for idays only, Wednesday,llct.land ll Consultation free. from lo a. m. to 9p. 1... Where he may be found for the scientific en- amlnatlon and treatment of. all difllcub, L standingtlhronle lira-sees and Defer. has made this class of cases a con- stant sin y for the past issuers. durin ring which time he has treated over canals: any of which are living testimonials of his wonder. ful skill. tie is not a travel! educated physician. meetln will?“ a sauce- in that direction equalling t at of any other fliraotltlonerd in the country. ills treatment of can standing diseases of either sex to marvel lonely emacloue. achieving al . neut enema when others fat. All in diam ’Mm 35" ' q“"'° °"""‘ °" u. an" by four handsome 1.”, indicate that he was beheaded witha wig.“ ’“ m‘" u‘ifi'lu ““1.“ ”° “W“ FALL PATTERNS. article. after s o’clock. G.w we? Alvsrsoa. on, em. l prescribed by Dr. Grad arestrlctlyv out to Lynch about the middle of hole ...”‘li‘w. menda of prepared to meet the thehelf shall and trth qt..at WJ'. drl ord. St. A d wssusuall ”“7 A “00" vldu-l cam-mien Maire!- uloua lnthelr vee a famous whip. Edward Wal- IV '1 "W 3' Registrant Seen a norm: rs elk. 3%“ '02:“ mm ,“m’ WWW “I M. “m..". ho" 0!”,an York. With him m M. standing by a cross shaped like a letter ARBIK~A first-class New «“0333 or n o 0'58“ eflfi’gfilredy performs wooden with his medi. wishes a situation in Hunt “Willow. all Decanting. They are very handsome and Ma “urine Painllni Competent Men. Vii-HM anthem, Thesnimelwssoutinelotaudlttcok some timetocatchhim. After he had caught the animal his employer used harshlnguegstelllng hlmhecould go. audrefuaingtopsyhlm forthe timebe worked. Aatheadairoocurred outside of the town the chief could take no ecticnlnthematter. ultisnotnecesmryto startthe big furnace yet,ths llttlegss atoveean be ehangsdfromroomtorcomatcuaquer— tertbaexpsnae. Jollysurprlscs ms the audieucsaud realfwuiulneaklll esherdefsnssofhar in "Jolly Bur The owners of the controlling interest in the Norwalk Horse Railroad company have not yet had their stock transferred to them. —Peach and creamfmtivsl at Broad River tonight. Basel. the twoysar old child of Iir. and In. [aster Adams, of Cranberry Plains. fell froma chair, Saturday. and broke her right arm. The JosephsIonden eaaeultcaas was adjourned bmeIeeAuatanast evan- Mmfllaturdeyafhrnoonetlo’clock. Iandeu'e fathcgave 0100 for his son's appearaneaatthattlnra. ~1'heFallOpeaiuettheBoetonstor-r. Norwalk. .cccars T's-day. Septuubsr “th. in the nvmieg thestorswilibe opautonderltallwhowlshronttsndtha Monthshlllnaertbe churchmdlltherumnths readhsdcaussdbytharacmtsterere. wife. lasterTed Wallace and maid, Jo- seph F. Knapp. Ilsa Bonn-m. A. w. ngaluaand two coachmeu. The party went to Dsnbury;___ ——Don't forget moonlight dances at Cranberry Plain every Wednesday even- ing. If strwmy. neat fair evening. (hrry all leavm South Norwelk post cities at 8 o'clock fill the horse car depot, up- town, at 8:15. A peach festival will be hsldbytbs Broad River Sunday schoolon'l‘ueeddy and Wednesday «m Amougthe attractions on the programme forthis evening willhsasleetioueby iii-slaola' Blinn,ofBridgnport. who no favorably lmprsssedall who heard berattuaatrsw. herryfastivelluJaee. The ms for Wednesday mlug wi be varied bythsintroduotlcuofeuopervtteentitl- ed'i’l'heJolly Farmers.” “The Hay Banjo club. of Bridgeport, A young lsdywhorsaidselueprstty eotteeeeseaeof liorwalk’a elm-ahead strestalivulneontiuusl‘ fsercf burglars. lath night. upsn‘reflrilu. she looks reader the had sadsearehasthaeloasta. than pines-her Jewelry luaclgerhoa and hldsaltiathestovsplpehelslsths chi-say. Whitening thrcnahthlseso X.'that being the form of the cross upon which legend says he was crucified. The emblem of St. James the Great was either it sword—referring to the fact that he was also beheaded—or a pilgrlm'a stall. be being a great traveler. St. John‘s emblem was a caldrou. re- ferring to his experience in the boiling oil. St. Philip's emblem is an enigma. it wasaspearand ecrom, yet ltls known that he was hanged. St. Bar- tholomew. who was "flayed alive," is over his arm. lfetthew'a am- he bseu‘ withnt’dartrla cturedcarryinae . emblem silence the use was a club. behav- repnseutehithekulfeandldaakinxm without hoard. Inquire at h. .lsuchum' barber shop. Cedar street. near Turnpike. arid it 0i ill. to do lira. Gnmh walk. “John avenue.“ it?“ FEW boarders can! secure first-class ac— commodations at No. it Crescent Terrace. Dimm‘fi 0" "mhertt A. D. Iatntn oan . e of Nerwaik. in said District mam: r of Probate for the manor Nor- w elknr.hathll l andaliowrdslamonthefrom the date hereof for the cruiltors of said estate to heoxhlhlt their claims for rsettlement. Thoes loci in ly "staged. vrvltlfiinu said timekwllml “he Nahum Mrs. Gaylord lllw FEW good finishers. A Keith Bros. ' a Co.‘ a fact .Lcornswl auBureu and Green eta. Chicago.l arll sr Gilli. for rel housework A mar-emirawu U'ulmr Avi‘a‘nul T0 LET. “‘M McMillan-w” mmttlthorxrvaa LPe‘W‘mg‘ 3' we...“ “:33? F W‘atarm streets. App y tolAUAWr on premises. erlllt SEVEN North ain streeti A m 1": t h hereon t 'ifil: “A” l WED Mum r Sséfié’m list; ..‘tcr'. one»?! WW m..-elemen- "we... Burma-mm ‘lil’u eat to are requested to make immediate were: to aril. 1!. I wAdmlnistralcr. Registrars?“ Notice. .3??an mun-um finch“... Town of. ”mul'rm will hnl attire kart s . u fiWfirMMtknm us Handlebar I. 1‘.“ gCELERY arms AU; PAIN AND lNVlGOTtAm Til I‘M“. to M It Ion Butlers one It lets Slush» lights. mun-mum hflspetaksathsplasaddasaalrrrsur fir dedukaeemendaliehtead bliss ‘fksaflarflhehavahwrm Yan kee lllllll - SOUTHEA. .a‘yseraalaetwatantlaaealfsettettr Timer one; chum nonwank‘nmnoua‘ra deeerbee n a fecal theappllcetlllsn'd wafifiéflgfifl MW“ 0.“ him Wlfllllllllllli‘ cal treatment. rapidity with which he tru v wonder fnl astonisbes u Liver Complaint dillyspelgla. anb Paslral sis. Rheum-t tula. hey I)!” re D Nu.Plu m'f‘un‘r’Tlom “”33. I”: D asses. gain Disease 0 l kl wimmpdtsncy. asende- 'l'pea loouumnnous. Worms removed“ or no Dr. Grady mum toeutn. when uallothers have fallad.allfcr msof natural diseases erlai us from you ludeacrelion. which are yearly dlline our lunatic asyluma sending me to an early grave. Their progress .alow. their symptoms weye me. ”are. loss of memory. lmheclIlty. lunacy. Dr. lirady is Mk nnwled lobe physician inAmerlu in smug the "i “db- mund mv l will neverngret LADTR wlmare n'nr.‘ vxlug with one: his peculiar to their sear :bths with every assurance of :pesdyre manent ours without br n subjected“... town embarras ng procedure o hnlu mtteueesnul 5::le semen s n m if“. latte made to patient! mildeucm Patiehuatedl tam- rucesaful treated our.” summimm'guy anneal-yard. our... 3' Dr.p Grady will deliver his “priests “all: Novena libs ulvne rTr‘rctor wlllremove rm w... a. of cheap. also on“ Ilmwdrnt all. n: :1??- yse that murals. itself attha an. mem. a. Cancers and tumors or the use of a Half animation at Home rmrroor sill - fleeces—u Long Island Sound .40.... uonrnnonr. 1.. Steam cm of tlllllll. AWAY. It". ll. Net-Illdlllll TAIL-elm
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