’. wmnmicedthatalsrge chocolate cake
Aster MT"
. i:
and“ Willis-”Ian“ lntertnll
~Apelio0rstsstrn—‘Ihs IifltWatehr-
,msnlsrthelerwalk Ira-way lavish-
uwlrkliindneas—Other Iva-ta.
”mucous atthe lest tier-
“mummwithwhsrs
”almanac-Ismael» listen.
Inset! Ila. WillineI'Poyves enter-
MtheApolio orchestra and several
friends. last evening. After several
citations by the crehnirn the goats
minvitsdtoshedlnni’ng rcom.whsre
amt-ou- use-I had been prepared.
Darius this run of the manned:
haddisappesred iron the table. About
thesausdme it was noticed that iir.
Warner, amember‘ef thecrcbestra. had
vanished. After a careful search of the
bones ilr. Warner and the empty cake
dish were found under the table.
, William Nash. of Norwalk. who has
beenattending the night lamps of the
Tramway company here for some time.
was suddenly taken with blindness, last
night... and could hardly see ten feet
ahead of him. Friends cared for him
until this morning, when he was taken
home.
Ira. Thomas Weed. offiecond avenue.
isslck with grip. '
Henry Ulmer. of Brunswick. Kaine.
chief engineer on the yacht “Veto." has
been visiting E. Howell, of Seaside
place, who is fireman on the yacht.
Rev. G. L. Teeple. of the Advent
. Christian church. will exchange pulpits
_ with Rev. J. w. Davis, of Bridgeport,
Sunday, December 19th.
Anuinher of his young friends gave
Ambrose Carpenter. of East avenue.a
surprise party last night. Those present
were Mr. Jackson. Miss Sarah Jackson.
- Ifr. Wetheroll, Miss Rose Elliott. of
Stamford; Mrs. Sarah Smith. Clarence
Parsons, Alice Parsons, Irving Smith.
Ella Lindeberg. Guesie Jackson. Celia
Carr. W
1’. Davis Oskey. connected with the
business department of the Hartford
Courant. who spoke in East Norwalk
during the receut'csmpaign, has been
elected city collector of Hartford by the
Board of Aldermen.
Miss Flossie LaBlaoche, the strong
woman. and head of the combination
known as LsBlsnche's World Beaters.
intends to make this place her home dur-
ing the coming winter. and has rented
ncottage on New street of Cornelius L.
Hubbard, father of Katsm )rfa. who is a
member of ‘the company. A perform-
nncewill be given in Westport in the
near future.
J. 8. Rose. of New York city. is visit.
lug David Rose, of Hill street
James Youngs and Mr. and Mrs El
Iner Fairchild, of Waterbury.a are visit-
ing relatives on Pleasant avenue
Charles LeCount. of East avenue. will
spend Tnanksgiving with friends in New
York city.
Mrs. Herbert Carpenter. of New York
city. is expected here today to spend
Christmas with her husband on East
avenue.
Alfred lirown went to New York city,
today, to see his sister. Miss Minnie
Brown. who has been in Toronto. for
some time, off for lslington. England.
Yesterday was pay day for the men
employed on the Dorlon l’oint extension
of the tramway.
Two thousand feet of black walnut
has been received at the Pattern Works
It will be made up into Irrihbsge board
blocks for the LrOount Machine Works.
A large number of white wood blocks
have already been turned out.
'lhs sloop “Jeine E.” came over from
Long island, yesterday, with a cargo of
long clams.
Among noticshle improvements on
Riverside avenue are a cinder walk in
frontal Captain Weed‘s residence and
two new hitching posts to replace those
demolished last week by a runaway
horse. .. “MM
”All! I'I'N ANli NOBO'I'ON
Ira. Theophile Euphrat has returned
from a visit in Providence. it. i.
Ira. Emma Biokner and Miss Julia
Biokner intend to spend Thanksgiving as g
thsgutnte of Ir. and lire. iialph Hind-
ley. chrnsopoint. L. 1.
lies Elisabeth R. Gilligan will
Thanksgiving at her home at West sill
livid.
Charles Leonard. who has been at
flavor. ( ol., for the past few months.
raturnedhomelsat evening. to spend a
fawdays with his more, iir. and lira.
Richard Lsccsrd.
The colonial express was stopped here.
ymtsrdny alternoon. to allow hrs. ‘1'.
”first. who is suffering from a severe
dsksem. to he unloved to her home on
M avsaas.
traumas Boson occupied the Town”
Hall. Iii Mwitii his Isighhof-hand
g ' kefcrea
will be
Wynne a
heidwhiehecllegssports have on the
public mindtcdsy. The $400 seats at
’EOO. O.“Osantsntfl.nnd 0.000 at .1
amcunttottiflwsimply ice admhaiom
tcsaynothlng of the advanced prios
whichtbetldstsccstrnanyof thespeo-
tators on mount of "the Wil-
ton. Itiemfstosaytbatlmeof the
.psoplseamsfmai out of town. many
Rain-loadsolthsmfromNiscrk and
Bum-.andnotaiewpsople from still
grestardistances.sothatitis safe to es-
timatetnst theavsrage expensesof peo-
ple from out of town at O5 would
mouniwtrtoooln itself In. a low
mtilnnts to say thattlw. 000 was spent
legitimately in seeing this one game.
and when the lavish expenses of many
oftberloh men of New York and of
the more wealthy collegians is taken
into account.ti50,0005s perhaps not a
high estimate. to say nothing of the
sumsillegitimatcly changing hands on»
wagers —-npriogfleld Republican.
TELEPHONE EFFECTS.
ions Central Girls nave Bunnings In the
Ear. Ind Some Are Made Deaf.
Several girls employed in the central.
telephone oflice ill San Francisco were
Itricken down a few years ago with a dis»
ease of the car. which. for want of a bet-
ter name, was called “telephone ear" by
I prominent nurist who studied their trou-
Jle. The ailment was the result of the
Ionstsnt strain on the ear caused by keep-
;ng a receiver fastened to it for eight or
nine hours a day. Burning in the ear and
severe headaches were the first symptoms,
Ind in some cases severe abscesses formed
on the drum of the ear. and operations
were necessary. The disease became so
prevalent that girls who had not been
afflicted quit work rather than run the
risk of contracting the disorder. and it
was not stamped out until the telephone
company let the girls take an hour‘ s rec
reatlou after evor ry two or three hours of
work
A business man who has seven role
phones ill his office in this city told o ro-
porter that he has cousldernhlo’ trouble in
getting prompt nus“ ore front the central
girls when he rings them up during the
day.
“i don't quite understand it." he said,
"because l have made colltplltlrrtu about
it and have bI-I-n inforIIII-d that the girls
on my \Vll’i'fi lift‘ among the oldest and
most. fnltliful employees of tho telephone
company “hun 1 blue hour ringing the
bell for neutral Illinutos without recalling
any reply, null lilo girl suddenly answers
mo, and 1 ask her why she didn‘t answer
before, she invariably rcpiica that I didn‘t
ring before
But l have been “ringing for live mill
utI-s,’ i said to a girl IIIIII day.
‘.Oh that II lulpmslhie, iilli‘ said, 'bo
cause i haven't lliiil the rticblrcr away
from my our once in an hour and fl hitlf.’
"1 am inclined to believe thdt the girl
had been tolling me the truth, for the
thing hliri happened a dozen times with
this some girl, and she mimlnly would
not ill) to run with such frtwlucncy. She
must be suffering with rlllilil' our trouble.
ciao she is rIrnlly Ilvllf. although that seems
lrllposslblc, because silo hours lllO all right
after we once got allli'il‘tl. "
'l‘lto n‘portur spolu- to ollo of the hood
men of tho .‘iotropolitrni 'l‘I'lopllorIc com-
pany about the lliliiii‘i‘. ’l'lIo rIInnuger sold
it was from that. many of tho central girls
suil’vml ll'lllli tiil' lrtrtllllosl iiri a result of
the constant slfillil on that. organ caused
by ki'l'piilg II l'i‘l'i‘H'l'l‘ fill-Ilolloti to it hours
at it Limo.
“I build llt'iil’il Ill this (11501th Wthll
tlII-y cull ’u'lI-pllolio IIlIr.‘ " he sold. “and.
wllilolt liliii lil“i‘l| wry prevalent in tho
west. IInIl girls llil'Il' IIlIsolIley lost. their
hI-urillg from it, lulu told, we have not
bIIIl much of it lli'l'i‘. lit-cause we hnvo
tnkI'Il il\‘i‘l')‘ prI-I-Iultioo uglllnst it. The
girls Hlllllllilllli'h loo-into ill from thostrnin
and Im- IIlIlIgI-Il to no home. but in almost
all more ii I'] llit'-'l‘ :I-I-III'I-l-I'Ii in n day or
IIIIIIIIII l‘illlll) hack to work. Sonic flnll
tlult ilII-y l'lllllllll. do the work, and so we
how to illlflll'llrtii with ”Mr survives. llul.
us i told, no iiilii' i‘i'l'l‘)’ procllulloo to
prevent too iriiililii‘ iii'l'lillilllu provoloot.
'l‘lw girls lotto Hill“ to rust tllolr ours. llltil
every lilililIIVi'llli‘lll. than loss “will illVI-lltI-Il
hits “0““ pzll ill um lliillll'illllll'ly to ‘l‘hfit'll
lilo sirolo . .I lilo girls. Molly sullor from
boning sounds in their core. and rimm-
tllllos girls lIIIIIt at their tables; but, as l
said, wo do on wu can to flcvortt it."
A Li‘ll'piltlllil girl said totho nilmrter:
"l how known half ii dozen girls to ho
strlollolldolif from working at tile uric
phollo tublo, while i have known downs
who have (lillii‘ tho work for years and
never notional anything front it. Most of
us liii\’li awful buzzing sounds in the ears
for hours “flail" wo ionvo work. while we
also unlit-r from M'Vi‘ffl hontlnchos. l have
been striI-koo tollipororlly Iioaf While the
rouolvor wits lit my car tilllonnduguln and
how bad lIlillIi'i’Oliii corrlplnlnts made
against me by subscribers, who accused
me of lllattontlou. it is unjust to com»
pluiu. but. then lsupposo they do it ill“
douse thcy don't know the facts. The
girls are always anxious to be prompt.
and s snbscrllmr can rest assured that
when he does not get an immediate reply
to his ringing it is because the central girl
is temper—Ill;- deaf."—-New York Sun.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Changes cannot be guaran~
teed the same day copy is hand-
ed in. Every reasonable eifort
will be made to accommodate
patrons, but change cannot he
insisted upon as a right unless
copy is sent in by 2 o'clock
in the afternoon of the day be-
fore change' In desired.
w=ml...;f""
«mom
00!) and family.
sisal.
tothank our many friends for
tetanus to us in
accept our most sin-
onsssmasmo.
Emmi
DONATION.
the nest of her sister. Ira. William
Hoyt.
The prayer meeting tomorrow evening.
at the lsthodist church.wi|l be a‘l‘hsnks-
8"”! W!" Mull. l“! M the WI
Rev. J. ii. Slater. Extra music will be
furnished. Services commence at 7 p.
In All are cordially invited to attend.
Ira William Lockwood and daughter.
of Brooklyn. are visiting Ira. William
1'. Raymond nt the "Naples.”
Taylor a Golden
Real Eslaleantl Insurance
WASHINGTON "Bl".
Persons lockl foralo or house and lot.
with the viewm 0 pure w.are invited to
call and examine our list. have them for
sale in every of the city at reasonable
prices and on m an” if
WANTED.
5 0R ii R003“ within ten minutes‘ walk of
South Norwalk depot. Downstairs or half
of a double house. Ponce-ion wanted i-Inmed
ialtleziav. Address “RINK" Sns'rrsnr. ofiice.
A
LAUNDBESS Apply ioc. fl. 'l‘ll'i'i‘hl.
Norwalk Hotel.
CLEANING and dyeingCo establishment. No. 4
Raymond street. Corner Soc Ital
street. on line of electric cars. Booth Nor-
walk. .Ounnéo We respectful] “announce to the
citizens of nth Norwalk, vicin-
no It :“i‘m‘ . “l'”"" m"... w
m n e ye ng an o eanl
andarenowprepareutodonllki so lean-
Ing and I! sing in the very best style and man-
ner. MTen' suits. dresses.“ e up or
xvi. cloaks. capes. infants' m cod.s.etc ..
hone. fringes. piano.‘ 0 lllard covers.
muiii e scarfs. ti es.k glo ukid shoes.
also feat ers cleaned and ntlemen‘s
armoured edorcleanedand in
maul. c consumes. InlO if
FVERY Iadv in Norwalk to know that the
J famous' Blush of Roses" cures implrs.
fret kiss. blackheads and gives a love y com-
pletion. Price. 75c. Agents wanted:
avenue. New York. on; lw
SAFE—About 2x33. inside measure. Stale
price and mas er‘ II name. Address lI ck
box not. iliasl. Norwslk. Conn. rim lit.
V OULD keep several horses free of expense
for their use. Horses taken to board;
siahllno by the wI-I-k or mouth. Applv to
AY MONO BROTHERS.
T0 LET
rI‘zilw
'l’ ROWAYTON. good home or t-evrn
"ion“. with carria house moi stable
roorn. Apply to Wild. AM J. CH. HAW. lio~
wayton. Conn. nfiliw
Oit‘lERIoitate on Lliing;ton place. no Ii-
ern improvements. healer. hot and cold
water. bath laundr . stations tube r-lr.
EnquireMltri. “lid AM B. till) it"! kWool.
uterine. ‘ ‘ oil
I Ol‘rlifi near Elm ilrove store. sci-I n rooms.
water in. all in or ml shape. rent. Sill.
Home on iielllen avenue near lwxlngton ave-
nue. live rooms. large garden. line well. rent
.7. House corner Day and Tollca streets. nine
rooms. water in. Apply to JOHN B. KNAPP
’ chst street. n'I'l
0W Ell
1 Font ow to do-slrnblo tenant. Apply to
( “Alum.“ ii. WHEELER. 12 Orchard street,
Norwnlk. nZi if
rt of honorable. HHavilanIi street.
‘ OWER floor of large horn-e. No. til Mnuinw
J slrvel. near tramway turnout; water in.
item $9. lIIII ii" on prrmlnmon f DR BENE-
Dic'i‘ at til at avenue. nit tf
ARlli'Zsiore and lIaaemt-m situated near
1 the ’3th end of “ ashlogton strict brides.
Nil") Vorualk, formvrly mcupltd by Mr
Fmirichsasagrmery store. also It tenem nt
of four nlIe rooms ourhea‘d the atom. En-
quire of James l.’ Homliwdir-u. “ashington
strmt. South Norwslk, or address lhI owner.
X). 1". MI iti’fli' “Washington amounfitam-
ford. ('onn. n2! lw
IEEDUI Eli RENTrllo Ileeirable pallisa: first
floors.” wand Mfalzsecz Ind floor. 36. (Ill.
.ClosI—ts and sewer tonnes-lions in the house:
salon lmmrrlisu-l'. inquire ofu. HAU-
ENBECK NOrI hart street. nlew
‘inooms at lit Union Park second floor
Apply on premises 1 w
TORI and basement. 01 Washington street.
havirl sldenindows suitable for dreer
IIIaklnan
nose. Ap lv at Oil) WhiIlI UiilAlti'o.‘rl
unloads asbingtollslrret. till? if
k
Illa
‘
r1 in. rent [the Woodward auntie. brooms.
second floor. rent ”moored? Woodward ave-
nus. rent. Ol'l. Apply to it. A. WOODWARD.
' run also.
ATEN. Hinds. Dumb Nelle. indlnn Clubs
Boringlilovss. il‘llle Carvers. Table i ut
..... .a
SK
vers. Ammunition. lard prrm. Neal‘s l'oor
Paint and Cylinder Oils. verything in Hard-
ware. litesrnev rind l'll'nctory Nu
low prices b W ATKl “It
legion strer. nouth Norw slk.
I send 8 Eli
astic stove'iinln.
and nputty. SOUTH Nil WA
WARE (‘0. ”South Main street. alli tf
Miss E.V.'l‘bomes.of Oiily island.is
email.
address wilhstamp.blrsl. SMTTH. liit hlxlh ‘
iinery or light nianufat lurlns busi-
li lilili‘. rtmms flirlouth Main street. wats-r
iery. Pockst Knlm.t~hoti Ilns. fillies. Berni.
m’Ia’iplyw Line at
Wash-
nlli 'lw .
I roofing. iioof cement. iloof coat-
i'alnl Oil iilnaa
ultimo-
Applicant for Oitnstlcn; as Zoological
Keeper—Icy 1 ‘ you why you think it
neesgsry that candidates should he aIar-
riedhsn. sir? Secretary-Ky .‘good man.
howcnssrthdoyon expect soyonsshe
could stand the unusual row?
The deacon (at revival meeting-Hy
poor brother are you prepared to dis?
Party—Who has wandst in(indlg-
nantly)-—flay. why don’t you drop but-
iness in a place like this? l'm a life in-
surance agsot mysell. but i have never
yet talked shop in church.
lira. BIrongmiud-lf woman, would
only stand shoulder to shoulder they
would soon win the snlrags. Dr. Gof-
fy-But. madam. that is something they
can’t do.with the present style in sleeves.
children cry form
Pltche‘r’a Gastorle.
Whmnabywuuohwepsvehercaworis.
mumsmmmrum
Whmmhmelhshedungtom
Whatshsdmshegsvemm
Children Cry for
Pitcher’n Casterla.
Children Gryfol
Pitcher's customs.
film
W
Inuit NIGHT. luv. so.
The biggest thing of the century!
"i "if TENOERLOIN
Olliewlorlllletflidllighl
Anamszing drama founded on actual do-
ings in the most famous quarter of the Empire
city. i' rmiueed at lmmenaetmt and with an
Iron nailed compunan-alied by Mil. "ill!
lili Hit} l'ON. lotrodncio the noted TOM
GOULD and «BOROE AP the reformed
green goods operator. Nevertheless a play
that every lady and gentleman can witness
with perm-t ptODl’lr'fy. bring flew from ob)»
lionahls feature; \ ilei scenes of sensational
life. with a well defined moral. A really
II ammoth dramatic prod n. unsurpass-
able and elaborately complex. It Zi
CGINGIIT BAND.
SOUSA’S
IIEIIOA'O IAIOH KIIO.
JOHN PHILIP BOl'riA. Conductor. i'laylng
OUSA S
O U L
"m“ "'Smgxfilfl‘l'lik’lilElmif’mm' "‘
GRIN TST
RH EST
PEERLESS BAND.
I
TIRRING "INCHES
MUSIC HALL.
lOllOll AFTERNOON. llEO «ill.
Prices. (or, 75c and llui.
:2 p. m. sharp.
('oncsrt begins at
n“
Hoyt’e opera“ House
SOI'TH NORWALK.
*TllESOll llllilllO. OEO. 4.
"LE OLEE. BANJO lllO
MlllOOllll OLOB’S
OOllOERT.
(lrI-at Social Event of the Season.
Lflfi'l'
All the popular college songs. new and old.
fraurnity slings. and college melodies as song
under the Yale aims.
i
A diamonds A suitable reward wiilhe
'RlfiOlN’l‘and Marmarf pin. set with in.
paid for its return to this ofiioe.IL on aim and l’lnlstsd's and liregory' a Prices.” .fliic
.. - . mm and The on lw
MISCEIIIIAN nous.
Do not fall to so and enjoy a pleasant ever»
nIll-hots now on Isis at Noyt's Opera“ “rinse
our in loan Oil n.m.... 6? so...
dmal’ oat Ofllm Box liil. Stamford.90nn.
FAI
moisof your a presentnnd
aru- llnda mp:er
ress lotus litVA
Wares-lien!
Ill
ICE
Thanksgiving at
erty without delay. For particulars. au-
MOUH trance clairvoyant. fiend look of
bal r. 80 cents and stamp for astonishing
future; gives
Mdifimgfl a .‘Z's'trest.
lilill’s, ‘92 msumtmu sum.
ill Flavors, 40 lots Pal iltn
Daliveredtoanypnrtoflliecifi.
sinuous. ll. 0..
55 80. Ill! ST. 80. lllllliilll.
Practice limited to Diseases ofWomso
Office hours. londarsand Thursdays. I to b
all ly
ICE CREAM.
The best Ice Cream in the city. Leave your Ice Cream order for
Overcoatls‘xAli Wool" it is all wool—
wiistiler the price is .0 or M—tbe same
miss” with each. An illustra-
tion of veins: Ian's all wool Bleak
Cheviot Overecals. single-breasted. nest
wool linings. silk velvet collars, color
guaranteed.” M10. Our "Home
Balers” Cl). 013.50. Old and up to '19. A
new lot of our fine Tailor lads Goring-
tcn and Dnnrsvsn Overccats came in
this wesk. The best quality till, 010. no.
Mud“. You'd ask for no better
We’ll compare them with say madeoto-
msasore garment. for fit and general
make-up.
Our Punishing Department is particu-
larly attrmtive these days with bargains
inhmb's Wool Sweaters. Underwear.
Gloves. Hosiery. Neckwear, Fancy Per-
cale Shirts and Umbrelhs.
MEIGS (it 00.
U! “n.mflank Street. Brldm. 0t.
lOW PRIOES.
We are selling Groceries at astonishing
lowpriceaandguarantsesllgoodsto
give perfect satisfaction. It will pay you
to give us a trial order. Free delivery.
The Central Cash Grocery
l5 North Main St.
ans-r RECEIVED.
A large invoice of the
Hill Fill SHlPE OElllORTll.
AlsoSylvia and a full line of
llOliS' ROlllETS. JETS. FEATH-
ERS, ETO. iT BOTTOM PRIOES.
_ AT...
OITV MllllllERl STORE,
WASHINGTON B'l‘illlfl'.
‘ assume“
Schooiof Shorthand
and Typewritlng.
‘ ‘lN THU”
Masonic Building. Vlall 8t, llor-
wslll, open.
Terms reasonable. School rooms open from in
n.m. Ilntilil .m. daily except fiaturdny. Also
Monday. rdnesdsy aid Friday evenins
frIrrnWiitolkm. 'ihoeedesirin to study t
rciance would do well to cat or write to.
Boston Star
This“ we
continue the”
incur tehec ,
W during th‘b inst ,7
been beenof file kind
wouldhaveorderetltoanli .
business, howdverflretake , ' '
comes,snd keep sawing
We have afews .
cleswe would liketocaily
attentionto.
FIRST. 1 Gold Band II- ‘
Bet, 112 poa.,of m w .
015.00; we don’t propose ‘
shelter it longer,” make .
08.49.
SECOND, 1 Fancy zooldDeco
ed,112pc_.Bet, cost us”.
and as will happen to best
ware, afew pcs. are bad. t
set for 05. 98.
THIRD, 1 old Brown Set, ve
complete, 117 pcs., taking
soup tureen, etc, worth no
time till. 00, to close, 010.“).
We shall also make a bi
drive on all kinds of Whi
Ware. These goods take up .
space we specially want f
Holiday Goods, therefore i
goes the knife.
Keep your bed looking ni
by buying from us this week on
of those Counterpanes we or
oilering at 79c. or 89c.;you
seethem in our windows
they are“ greatly reduced
price, as simple examinatio
will show you.
50 doz. of the biggest drive '
town, ladies’ Fast Black Hi ..
good weight and fine gauge, l»
wouldbe low to keep our rep
tation up. We make this pric
1243c. per pair.
When you want one of tho
dainty creatures which th
ladies commonly call a Hat, c
on us.
soulu NORWALK
i .
83 WlSllllll‘ITOll STREET.
(iogfl'Ali lABdBALL. Box 309. Norwalk.
SOOTR llOllVlllili. OOH
WISE WOMEN
WISE MEN
We sell the follow-
ing and we sell it at
if you will
BOO. IOU LDING.
before you act.
and call on us before you buy.
ARTIO‘I'IO PIOTOIE FIAIIIO AT IOOEIATE PRIOEO.
DECKER, 79 Washington 81.80. Notwall
THIN
We do, and we do
be wise, think
if you will
. right, at a
the right prices: call and see the beautiful Wall
Paper we are selling. and learn the ' g
“All PAPER» low price weare selling it at, you Low Pr ‘
rarlr'rs. om. won't lhlnk long before you act.
0“”, "c. We’re making a run on it for 60 ‘0' “006 '0'
AB‘III'I'I' IIAIEIII. 3'!" uocsn. sml.
ntlsco
ALB.
m... TH l N K!
' Painting
rimunns rassrrm B E w l S E
D
AND rants-an, 9 ‘"'
Paper "Insist
Patent Leathers. .. all
POrpolse Leather
COl'k Sole '23:; 13033.?!” to
FOR THE
n
We have lcunsbnry. Mathew
SLIPPERS
our stock.
GAZETTE
l-‘OR GENTLEM EN
We have Hanan and Bons' well known line of men’s and boys' line sboea.
Winter Russett. with extention double role. at $5.00. Their
Enamel Leather. with cork ”I... “no.
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