mulling a stool: oi“ Philadelphin Made Clothing at
. cu‘will be erriecd ct. llnny‘gnrment. are micllt.
madegoodcandiiln thelotyon ccn be fitted you
ill] will neverregret the purchase. ‘
"this. their price ”610525. millet, $1.50 ,
1 Goals, lists. their tritium :30. our price $1.50
”Minus, their price, $20 it till. am into 39
tints. their price, 55 it til, um price $3
All these garments are warranted 3. represented and made
, new English and Scotch fabrics
Fu’rthcrnews—20 per cent. reduction from marked prices
pm entire stock of clothing.
«i. 'Bliiiillill & to.
[ illlHil‘ 13 All Fil liliili,
murmur. BUILDING, \i’rASHINGroN STREET,
' SOUTH uorlwntx.
J
I
illllll is THE TIME Til SAVE lliiilil.
Man... at the ion muny canned goods 'wlteffl nnri manniw-
of loud not. have been obliged to unload their good. at when tnr iwlrm' mm mr
. .Id he no elm-ye on the alert for bllrflllim we have covered a lame line or mind. at
,gfidcnhly lese than coat. of manufacture. We prefer to aim the consumer the but.»
i at or one never before oflererl in this vicinity.
.. rnlcu UNIIAID or nnronn.
mince ’ie 5c. in and 10o can. Good Salmon, we and He no.
, . 'l'c. 8c. lilo non lite can. Very Best Rain-on. 15c end lilc cann.
. .100 Ind lilo can Very Hem. Lobater are not! file can.
Bonn. Do. 10: and 1130 con. Very Mt (turned heel. lilo can.
Very Best no.1 Beef. 19c can.
(load Snrdlnee. to can.
Holden Cottolene. file can.
Gold Duet. lilo package.
Bokcrn' Cocoa. We can.
Heat Rice. 5 lbs- !or 25c.
Bret Soda Oracle". 0 the. for tie.
Rolled (late. '1' lbs. for 35'.
Hood Prunes. 6 lbs. {or file.
[1033. 'lriOUB. FLOUR.
The price. weak for themselves.
dopreesion in bnainese.
Bea... as. no and it»: can.
, 20 con.
In; a for the.
Peaches. [5- and tile is in.
1 lb. new. loo can
“.36 per barrel; Me per bag.
t. ”.2", per barrel' 53¢ per heir.
Jone.‘ Rnnerlntlve will per harri- .iioc per has.
“new Flake, $3.75 per barrel; «the per bag.
Good Family r‘iourdaw per barrel; the per but.
y.
EITHER DIPAII'I'MII’I'.
OB M (New Butter ll! considered it lnxrirr hv all who nee it.
”fr Beat Crearsery Buttonm per mm.
/ Fine Creamery utter. in: per punn .
/ mod Table Butte-r. 25::
Bee 14
Win: Deiry Butter.
lcwhthctlnewbu
per bound.
2!". r onnd.
ard. 80 per ponnalt'u'.u
I Mob Granulated Sugar for $1.00.
to: liillii iiiflllliil comm
”NOVAN’S BUILDING. SOUTH NORWALK. 33 MAIN SWEET. NORWAL
l
H.
NOlNEED m (to ABROAD m anoint
YOUR HEALTH u MINERALSPRINGS
SAVE THE TREMENDOUS EXPENSE BY:
TAKING AT HOME,
KUTNOW’S
- lflPlllllfll EFFEllllSflilll -
CARLSBAD POWDER.
“ ‘ ‘ The only pleasant toting enrich“ Powder i.
mun-meme. the Intel.
11'!”me Reliable and Elective Remedy for Indigettimr, Coau'pallion, Dump-
? Ila, Goul,:Diabetea, Kidney and Liver Demnyemealr.
Whole gcnllnc without our Tulle-nth n.
hot-lie denture of
.8. KUTNO‘V & C(’).
Bcwnrc of inllntlo...
"Kllllllll's lilll-lSlllllllil
l’llllllill lllll autumn." , .
A Sure Cure for Grip, Asthma, Chronic Calarrh, Bren
.r-hi‘lla, Hay Fran and Severe Coldr.
KUTNOW BROS»
fie AM) 5t LAFAYETTE PLACE. NEW YORK iii".
role mote tor the U. :l. A. Sold by all druid...
mm ton—~—
RUWN'S $3.00 Slllll
mild you will out not any -
' _ , , \l‘sal and, Perfect Fitting Shoe.
9 But one in which the
.851 Material as Used. Combiningilliiabiliiy and T =
. marine it the bent mm thiamine. on... i. the mm
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
7239,11 m; s ermine them before Dutch”!!! any WW 9509. 3’
S. BROWN’S.
South Main Street. so. Norwallt.
i was It manure n.
m,............
Int-cc. Octal}. nephew 7!... filth.
wort...- sine... and at... loo-«e It...
It... arounwnmnm lather. In...
lip—nun smug. law the m. '
minced loch bitterly cold ”the. .c
that at the protect cup The our.»
mm W S dogma
Thiemianhcmry have... .mnd
zero but the cold ”nonunion-”cit
we. yesterday. A hllmrd i. do. tcdey.
Forecaster Dunn's record. chow the. on
Dec iii, intro, the mercury foil to 6 do
gr... below.
hurry people hue been iron... inui
p l. blocked and trnfllo on the river. .lmoct
.topped by the ice. The tit-ten lsinnd.
Hohokcn and otlwl’ bunt. hue grent dini-
cnlty in making their trip. For the first
time in years the Narrow. i. covered with
lot. incoming veuele arc coated. and
member. of their crews are merely trest—
hliten Ferry .lip. are jnrnmed with float-
ing roll... and boats are delayed.
Thi. morning the boy iron the Bnttcry
wall to Governor. island in. a m... of
ice. no Water being visible. The paddle
boxes of the Fall Hirer line. New Haven
.nd sound “owner. had coating. reveal
feet thick. The Hater: icinnd beet. were
ten minutes into. tlic Thirty-ninth street
terry (ram :0 minutes to one hour, and
South. Hamilton and Wall .tract ferric.
were delayed flw rillnute. on web trip.
All slips Were blocked with loci.
(in the North river solid ice extended
half way across to the Jersey chore. in
open it staid eight and ten ieet up in the
.ir. Boats bud to rum ball an hour to
rush. is landimr; 'i‘hc Eric clip and th.
iflryhont McCullough were irozen up
completely. ice smashed the rudder of
the Susquehanna. All Jemyilcs were
{rem one to {our hours late. .nd many
women «lid not get airmen at nil.
An old man who was not identified was
found at midnight in West Fifty-third
lure-i. lie was frozen almost stiff and
Wits lying on the basement atop. o! a house.
1 be men was taken to Roosevelt hos»
pitai. where he died at [2:30 o'clock this
morning without regaining consciousness.
Sumernm people Were received at the
hospitals inst night who hurt been badly
irostliitten during expowr. in the extreme
cold.
Many Citie. Suffered.
Munro; N. Y., Feb. 1—310!“ revere
weathor wne experienced here. the mar-
cury dropping to '25 below zero. the low-
oct lor years. High wind. prevailed, with
.drivlng rnoustunn. 'i‘wo train. have
been .talled at Ellenburg. and no mail.
have arrived (mm the cost cince Tuesday
morning. All the railroad. are badly
blocked in this vicinity.
CATSKILL. N. Y.. fob. “ii-So intense
we. the cold in tho Hudson valley thut im
blur-reeling was suspended. it i. ll de-
grees below zero at this place.
Sims»: LAKE, Ix. Y.. Feb. 7.——Thc
coldut waiher in year. Milled born.
The thermometer registered lildcgreee be-
low urn At Horne Shoo the thermometer
chewed i2 degree. below last night.
\lllfll,§BA;;ltl-L, Po. l'olr 7.~At (lien
Bummit. on Wllkt‘nllilfle mountain. the
thanmiuetvr registered :45 degree. below
an
r.- llAh‘er. l’m. Felt 7.-All day bore
the men-my hovered about zero. and .t
one tune numbed :irlegreo» below. The
mimic have been abut down. Charla.
Stapler, n (omrer inclinwnnnn cod train
engineer, “ring at Moscow. our hero. lei!
. hotel nt that pini-o in no to his home. .
mllo disrupt. 'ihroe lluui'u inter he was
found lysng helpless in the road hair a
mile from the hotel. ills logs were so bad.
ly fro/Am that lllipllmiicn liln)‘ be nor»
any.
Cup-metal}; Pr... Feb. 7.-—At no time
in the memory of the oldest inhabitant.
has the uuld been so intense uat thl.
time for three days post the thermom-
eter. in the heart oi the city have leen in
the lieiirhimrhmxlol li't digress lit-low 1cm.
H.\ll.r‘loi.\. l’n. Feb. I.—'l‘he thor-
mameter here "gluten-d '20 deem-c below
zero and at llivnrtou ilill do below. Wm
ter pipe. nre frozen. and train. at. run
with the great.“ diiliculty.
Mruvrmr. N. .i.. Feb 7.-—'i‘hc Mau—
rie. river in cornplctcly frozen over at the
mouth. and brute arc in. locked thorn
Union a thnw rote in .n oyster {amino i.
to he leaned. It we. l2 degrees below zero
here ‘
Jewel Cm: i‘ob. 7.—~Xew .iorlcy ielt
th. lull force oi the cold were. The mer-
cury in thin rity hovered around rm
throughout the day. At Sewark the ther-
mometer recanted :tlreluw; Irrlmrtou. it
below; Cnlrzwell. it below. Montciair. ll
inlow; lv'leminaton, H below; New
Brunnwlelr. -‘r lieiow; iiiimherh. 7 bofow;
lions Branch. ii below; l’erth Amhoy. it
below; Aclrury Park. 1 below; Paterson.
ii luslow; Camden and Trenton. 1‘ below.
Summertime P... Feb. ;.—-'l‘eo col,
Merle. were unable to operate here an ce-
count of the cold.
PIT il-Bl‘llil. l-‘oli. 7.—-—'l'hc Monongnhoi.
river in frozen from it. bead water» in the
l’ltuhnrx harbor. The ice in thick enough
in the horhor ior poopictownlk norm.
on. Th. Allegbnny l. iroren ior mo mile.
on Iron: thi. point. At Kittarmlog there
i. . mt ice norm. for never-iii mil... end
the resident. of the town. tilting the river
.rciu icoroi . dilution» flood .hould
there come. thaw. Dynamite has been
out llpim them but the it. i. now
lumen to think flint tile-role no hoped
wiring a channel through it
[burrito-lent“! (fold In Europe.
Brittle. Feb. 7.~'i‘hrcc iiuhvrmen have
hlcn [roam to death .t Wnrnemund.
Raul. Yell. ’i'.--hnow to the depth at
newly tour tent in lyingon the rrmlcln
the province of Ammo. chml town.
ant-elated. The unaport and the Corral
do] Larurctio nt Axum are lrrrmr our.
Thin i. phenomenon in the bietory cl
thcclty.
View». Feb. 7.41:. weather in in-
Uflfllr cold. the mercury registering «to
den... of [out There have been nonwo-
eu. lactation of bird. from and llllln'
ircrn them in iteiinn more miller
{didndimtn cold. At lglau bun.
m W .m. to the hell”. to Ink
claim and y , l. The uylume tor the
m I.
. nightiyby pm
MI ' m
V
lrni
W In." m
1.. m 7.-—8imc. h.-
l
nu m... Feb. 'i.—-Yonrt..n you. he
have passed deceit?” York... in... c:-
tlmm he is;
cfmrt,’ 1{d J
, ' ’ in. min. limp.
belt . dozen of hemp. It. Pullman.
duhwillh. breath brim the ‘
anduornntcthcir knowledge 1 Ir.
Pullout.“ on Monday. A Inb-
pn-nnwncinnetlior humanoid.-
mi. Judge Groucup’. court on babel:
o! thcdclenee in the mnepirncy one...
The .nbpcrn. we. given to Dem United
Stet-climb“ Jone. on Xudnym
At the calm of the Pullman compeny
h. In. informed by on. o! the .ttendent.
i thct Kr. Pullman we. in the building
..d in bi. print. nillce. Another clerk
1 who In. mulled to iniorm Hr. Pullman
l that loin. on. wiehed to in. him inquired
f 0! Deputy Jone. his buciuce. ll. wee in-
icrmcd thnthc had . .ubpmnn ior Ir.
Pulitncn to .ppear in the Deb. trinl. The
clerk returned to the outer oiiicc in . icw
minute. and laid Mr. Pullman we. not
,‘- in the olllec, but would be in later. All
' Mondny the clerk. kept the deputy run-
ning up .1311 down the elevator. Each
. time he returned!» was informed thnt
f Mr. Pullman either had gone out crhcd
l not yet returned.
r On Monday night the deputy called at
Mr. Pullman”. resident-c. He was told
thnt Mr. i‘nlimnn hnd not yet returned
home. and the deputy gave up the search
i for the night. Wednesday mornidg when
i he called at the oliioc. oi the Pullman
l company he was told that Mr. Pullmnn
had gone out oi town - that he was either
in New York or \VMngiilu. The clerk
did not know when Mr. Pullman had lcit
Chicogo—wnly that he had gone away.
The counsel for the defense rolled the
attention of Judge Groeecup to the my;
terioua notion of Mr. Pullman 'e clerk.
and intimated that Mr. Pullman had cur-r
eeufully endeavored to evade the proce..
oi the court.
The judge directed that Deputy Jone.
call into court oil of the clerk. and men-
Iengorii with whom be had come in con-
tact or. the oiiic oi the Pullman company.
and the court would endeavor to learn
from them the meaning oi their notion ill
regard to the snhp you.
ram
STATE LEGlSLATURES.
What the New York and Pennsylvania
Solon. Are Doing.
“Menuhin”, l'eb. 7.~——Tho senate oon~
curred in the house resolution providing
for the nppmntmeut oi . committee to in‘
restlgato and ascertain the number oi
alien puu; ore and prisoners in the charita-
bli- ltlltl pennl institutions oi the slate for
the purpose oi returning them to their no-
tlvc counlree A bill penned the senate
finally requiring school bonnie to purchase
and Heat the l'nited Sinicsling on school-
house. The bill provides that the lion
shall be made oi American wool. by Amer-
ican workmen and displayed on n stuff oi
American timber.
The senate gun» Governor Hosting.
turning ihrtt rt linearity of its member.
would not confirm the nominations of
any persons whoee appointment we. til.—
tnsieiui to a single member of that body,
'i'he governor sent to the eennte the
nomination of a constituent of Senator
Snyder to be a notary public. and by re-
quest of the senator. who opposed the up
pointmcnt. the nomination was rc,ected.
all buttwooi the members sustaining Mr.
Snyder. Should the governor lend to the
senate the nomination of a friend of Mar-
tin and Porter. the Republican lender. oi
l’hllsulelph n remit-Ir i'unruee. the lender
oi the lnllu\‘.'ur§ of renuiur Quay, him no-
cureil pic-l, w from enough selmtors to
prevent their mullrmntlnn.
in the h :14 n lzill was rend the second
time providing that one hull of the : per
cent in. on premiume he paid iry lorcrgn
lire insurance cunqmnlui to regularly in
our; muted {in-mun . relief useociotluntt
The .‘lntu li‘iri-nwn e meocimlon is urging
the passage of the hill. The muniry mom-
hurs. woz’i' suvroniul in preventing the
pn~~ltur| of a lull preventing the L'rnxilni:
at grade of streets I y steam railroad. in
ritien of ill. commonwealth. it was con-
ceit-d by the opponunis oi the memur.
i'lmr :his W.» -'| «shame to keep out corn-
penny railways
Ne" York.
ALBAVY. lab. 7.-—— New York city to-
fnrlm‘nl. led by the her: Dr. ('hnrle. ll.
Pnrkhuret. armored bolero the Lexow
cmnmiuco to pullout nirnlnst tho biparti-
Iinn policor'ormnlesion hill. The hearing
was in the which: rhambcr and lasted
more than there luulrtt
The pomroi nmutnl hill I’ll] passed
by the nee‘tuliiy without it dissenting Re.
puirilrran vow.
Governor .‘lnriun signed the power ol
prm-edurc ruiil winning to citle. oi the lire;
ole... The new low provide. that the
mayor. oi citioe oi the first clam. which
include how York. Brooklyn and Bull.-
io. shall pus upon all bill. that .fioct
their munirlpnlxtiv. after they have lean
tumi by both branches of the logielatur.
and h. torn tiiry are rent to tho gov-writer.
and that the mnyor ehall give u public
blurring on the more, notice of which uhlll
be given ior tun iinyu
A «turn. or liepulilimn .enntore in.
bold in the aroma chamber, at which tho
New York [nillfll bill. were colloid. red. it
wail llUUillU‘l by u urmnlmou. vote in in...
I inputtimn toilet) bills-mp worm; Mayor
Strong to ummlllt two mmmimlniwn each
item the two tlumiimllt political tart...
in New York
They derided to p... the hill oimlinbln.
the board of claim. .ml invmtingthe pow
or. and duties of the l mud in the supreme
court. 'iim decided aim to donwny with
the onion oi interior mnrt rcpririer. .pml—
tlon now held by rank i'. llelabanty oi
Albany.
hired the rather from front...
In'xtmur. N. Y.. Full. 7.--Witii the
mercury u ileum-e below rem John So
piclnki went out with his 16-year old non
to ilub thrmwh the inc all Battery point.
They had imt finished calling their line.
when the lather lull in ii iii. To prevent
hie freezing to death the hull lwlatod th.
iii-hing lines into . cord emilmuled bl.
rrmtbmen .ire bumrwtwc mice—4:. the
too.
No ‘l’mlley. for l‘rlneetnw.
Princeton. 8. 1., Feb 7.--'i‘be hor-
onch mncll his. rejected mm path
tlotl. tor pennicclon to use rim street. at
Princeton for unity lino {invented by
the New York .3} l'oiindetpiiia 'l‘rnction
company. end no a petition from the
Trenton Pu...” Railway enemy.
mm
nutty tint-city a. hunch. in...
line... It. 1.. l'cb. 1.--A In... W
. Win. VII”-
on“. m
it.” he...”
“a... . l"
ennui hint d: contact
Italic-um. mere-mu..-
ammm'ummm
non- numb-unrelen-
WU]... ,
Vumno‘rox. rah 7.-'.|'hc Haw.“-
qncction in penal. .nd the Hm
.eblc in perticnlcr. were the m then...
More the acute. The diplomatic can»
in appropriation bill wu taken up, and
would have been quickly disposed a! on ‘
ccpti'or theitunel “00,000 for but.»
diatcly beginningcnblc confirmation h.-
twecn the United Stetc. .nd Hawaii.
Mr. Hill. at To... made . point at or»
tier again» the cable proposition which is
likely to rule it out. but the daemon on.
withhold until actuator. could further devl
hate Hawaii. .
Mr. Hale of lulu. prclcntcd .etlmntu,
chewing the prospective cost or the cnhi.‘
to be about 32,500,000. Mr. Pintt or Con—l
necticut upheld the cable project and rend
early presidential meeenge. of hit. Clevv
land urging congregate provide for the
cable. Mr. Plan also maintained that
Great Britain would build this cable it
the lfnired States did not, thn. linking
England and Hawaii by oorrimcrcinl tics
Mr. Teller of Colorado renewed his crit-
icisms 0: Secretary Herbert's course to
ward Hawaii. Mr. Gray of Delaware dc-
iendetl the conni- oi lEcnretnry Herbert
.nd of the administration. and cailetlcaiiy
choractorized the overthrow of Queen
Liliuokainnl n. a menu. pnitry conspiracy.
Hc declared it was about its commendable
a. a husband beating a wile.
The Hawaiian debate will be resumed
today. The bill for a new poetoilice at
Chicago was passed without opposition
just .5 the senate was about to adjourn.
In the notice.
The second day's debate on the admin—
istration bill. authorizing the issue of
thromNfiu-i of gold bonds: {or the retire-
ment of the legal tenders and treasury
notes, was not productive of marked in-
cident of my kind.
A good den! of confusion existed when
the committee began voting- on nniendv
moms to this bill. Most of the nmend~
moms Were defeated as rapidly as ofiered
The committee on banking and currency
.uetnined two defentu two of the nmend~
merits propoecd by thnt committee being
voted down. They were the amendment
proposing to strike out the section pro-
vidlmr {or the payment of customs duties
in gold. which was allowed to stand
amended so as to make them payable in
guidand .ilrer, and that compelling nn«
tionai banks to carry their reserve in gold
and silver coin.
Mr. iiiand’s substitute was ruled out on
3 point or order.
Doubt About the Bond lune.
Wasmxnrox, Feb. T.——lt seems now to
beecttled that no announcement of an-
other bond loan will be made until to-
night or inter. when the house will have
voted on the pending administration bill.
Maser. Morgan and Belmont of New
York. who have been here during the loot
several tiny. in‘eoneultution with the oili-
elnls on the bond question. have returned
home, it is believed. without. any posi-
tive knowledge a. to what the udmlnln—
tration would do.
Clone olieert't‘l's. however, are of opinion
that thew gentlemen, on hehnli of their
London cliente. mode the president I. dell-
nite mi‘er to take the whole $100. lithium),
but at a retool interest con~iderably in ex-
cess of :i per cent. if not to; high a. J: ‘5.
it is this high rate demanded that (‘Blli-lr'!
the president to hesitate. it hr well known
that he is disposed to delay "latter. in the
hope of conun‘sulonnl action.
it is uniierstmni that while here Sir.
Morgan and Sir. Belmont expressed grave
fear of the ri'sult should the gold reserve
be permitted to go much lowcrnnd strong—
ly urged on the pnzsidmt the tier-malty for
.peeily action. The president. in is un-
derstood, did not shore their ienre. He
believed that the Arum-l. on people and
those with most at stake liud suillclent
confidence in our government and its in
nutrition. not to enterinln nny doubts of
its ability and purpose in faithfully per—
form every obligation.
Fourth Cl... l‘mtmnatrrc.
Wismru-mx. l—‘eb. T.—-'l'he (allowing
fourth close postmaetere Worn nppointed:
New York—Helena. (‘. if. inntry; New
York Millet. Fremont iii. tiniltb; Schronn
Luke. I). 1.. Woekii
New Jersey—Juliusiown.
trim.
i’enncylvnninwiilen Fisher. Mrs. W. A.
Sherman; hit-Willizuue. W. .l. llnuuhorty;
Bmedley. William Noble; Wortrvlilo.
Georg. Wrigner.
ll. B. All~
“null Win. the Arbitration.
Wisiimrmx. l-‘eb. ..—’I‘he president
announmd tbrmurh the .ccretnry at “at.
hi. decision an arbitrator bemoan lirnzll
.nil Argentina in the boundary dispute
hotwcrm the two eonntrie. over the Ml.-
.lonc. territory. The prceident'. declarin-
wa. iavorni in to Brazil.
..
Work on the hip Defender Humming.
llltih‘l'tll. it. i., lab. 7.-(.‘. “liver in.
lln'. rieit evidently ac mutter. humming
.t the llcrrcebon' «hope. u another and.
o! men we. put at work. A new cat at
ironclad rules. iorhiddlng the help to give
out .nyiniurmn ion concerning the work.
ha. been poured.
Counting Accident.
Waniimrrrm. Feb. ‘i.-—-!i merino. m
to: cor-idem happened on a hill in the
suburb. oi the city. A bohrltd «trying
H venom run into. pile oi timber it...
the (mt of the bill and .orionfly inland
ll" of“). number.
The Mir Completely Whom
ilrwrztt, N. li.. Feb. 7.-—Thc director.
0! the Dover Notion“ bulk. of which i).
innitor inner: Milieu we. mhlcr, held .
meeting yesterday momma. end .ttcr .
lull diwnnlon oi the .ltrznlon‘ilccidcd
not to rename.
Horde/m We ma.
Armor. Y.. i-‘eh. 7.—-Wllli.1. L.“
the cinycr of his .wcctlnnfl. Emma Hunt.
ha. been indicted for murder in th. first
degree. ill. trial will begin bore cc ’1’...
m nut.
The lime ’l’rlnl.
Wurnmrrm. Feb mum reconcile.
l. the flown-to one. motioned ll. oil.»
to connect Howe.» with Illegal In...
lent payment.
W
-m
cheap still?! '1
when for the ,
same money
i received abc ut sevhn t
and rolls of new good. .
week. Among them a i -
“£88m "PEI. hand 3
Also a large line of “I‘ll i“
Goons, They are beautiful . .
ior papers. Cheaper goodein
immenae variety. Glad to e r
you at any time.
Painlers’ Supplies. l
isis' Materials. Glass; -.. ‘
Competent men for all
in our line.
E. E. Gornam.
comer First In. and to. St.
EAST NORWALKJ
FEAT M088.
Thagreat German Italic
bedding. No more Ital!
foundered home, no more
scratches. By mum of
the great nhwrbing qualiv
tin. of the. bedding, than
in no willie odor.
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Norwalk Chronicler