1111111 1111111 11111111 1111
.1111. .1 1111111111 mum 111-1
‘ Grown cigars. .
111 Arlen 111111 the last of the 11111111111. ‘
«Widths IIEFillll'Elll.
‘ 111 11.111.11.11111111‘111111111‘1111 111111,
f 11111111. 111111- 1111111 11111111111131
~—'1‘hey look good, taste good. smoke
good. and they are good. imperial
c
The Bachelors' club will give a ball
1......
11.1).Beaediet. of 11111-111111. will
shortly open a barber shop in Westport.
Henry Street. of Raymond Brothers
lower office. is sick at his home in
Dorian.
11 11111211111111 be tendered to 131111111111
.11 Mueller, janitor Memorials Hall.
Monday, the ZBthinst.
There Will be several races off the
Sorwalk Yacht clubhouse. tomorrow
afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock.
~New Youngs. at O’Brien's.
m+n~
E. Whitworth, the tailor. was at Nor-
walk police headquarters, yesterday.
measuring some of the oilicers for new
uniforms. '
.1111. M. J. Divsn is moving her mil
linery business from over Jackson’s
jewelry store. She will dispose of her
stock and retire.
Mrs. Sarah Electa McChesney died at
her home in Wilton avenue. yesterday,
aged 'xty-four years; The funeral will
be hel Sunday afternoon.
Ticket 1,132 won the $10 gold piece
given away by the Central Labor Union
at its Labor Day picnic. The ‘ticket
must be presented within thirty days.
Every member of Lincoln Connoil,
‘No. 4. O. U A. 1111., shouldbepresent at
the meeting tonight. Special business
and “lots”of it, and each one should
have ’a “hand in. it. "
Mn"..- ...._..
Paymaster E. E. Crowe has received a
check for the payment of the members
of Companies F and D for duty at
Camp Graham. Individual checks will
be made out by tomorrow.
Miss Sniflin, of Westport, will resign
her position as stenographer and ty p11
writiet at the Norwalk Iron Works. to-
morrow, and will he succeeded by, Miss
Anna S. Mather, of West street.
-—Men’ 3 and yohth’ 111111111113 1) Brien' s.
The usualserviee will be held 111 the
Brookside chapel, Sunday afternoon at
11:00 o‘clock. Rev. Louis h‘renc11.oi.‘5t.
Luke's church, Noroton. will preach.
The choir of his church will sing.
The ladies of the Norwnik Yacht club
met at the Hickory Bluff clubhouse,
Wednesday, and played whist. Mrs.
H. W. Gregory secured the first prize
and Mrs. A. I'). Chasmar the coastdation
prize.
w—l1z1.dies' Alpines, illic, $1. 11’1. (1' Brien' s
1.111111111111111, of the State Reform
school, came to Norwalk, yesterday. and
took Ward Phillips back to that institu-
tion. He escaped with five other boys
last June. All of the others have been
captured.
There will be dancing at itoton i’oiut,
tonight and tomorrow afternoon and
evening. The occasion will be 11 bone-
lit tendered to Hmythe’s orchestra.
which has given such excellent satisfac-
tion the past season.
Charles Konnoy, a Norwnik bicyclist.
had a narrow escape from falling under
the whet-111111 a trolley car in Wont ave
nae, youmrday. lie was riding close to
the tracks. when he struck 11 111111111. but
111111011 himself just 111 time.
Jack Crawford. “The Poet Scout,"
appear-1111 the Norwalk lira-r11 1111111111.
1111111111. The object of the entertain-
meatis 11111111111111.1111 fond of Back-
111g11a1111’ost.ii.1\. it. The land will
probably be 11 gencrcua one.
Mrs. E. (5. Wilcoxson, of Hoymonr. in
a guest of her grand-daughter, 1111's.
(lib-11 A. (in-1111mm France street. 1111
lletober 1 Mrs. Wilcoxaou will be ninetyI
years old.
and her facilities are well unnerved.
’i‘horninnoihing to prevent anyone-l.
connecting 11 mixture and callinglt "sar-
saparilla,” and 1111-1111111 1111111111111 111 pre-
vent anyone spending good money test-
ing the 111111111111 prudent people. who:
wish to be sure of their renmly, take
onlyAyor 11 hambparillannd so get cored
It will go... ’ w. ;
Right to the spot
Mex-11 1-1111- dlgm will go i;
» right to that held spot and 1
‘ begin to bring the hair back.
It Makes ‘ ’
flair Grow.
15111- 111 remarkably active-11min.“ "MIL
l 1‘11]; 011 (.1
11311111 1.11.1111 Adam-1.
eon-111111113 11111111111. or 111111111111
11111le improving.
”-mm
1121‘}. Imkwood have made presenta-
trons 011111111111 to Dwyer’s band.
The funeral 111 1111. Richard Mat-
thews wag held from her late residence
A. H." Wyatt officiating.
when mutton, 101“ N. Y. M‘k’ t
11111111311111.1116; 111 11111. Jennie Litiell
Nash. of Bayview avenue, is quite sick
with peritonitis. A trained nurse from
New Haven is in attendance.
Miss Daisy Scu‘ddor. of West street. a
graduate of the South Norwalk High
school. has received an appointment as
teacher in the Lyon's Plains public
school. M l
Homer M.Byiugton.who was suspend-
ed for thirty days by the L. A. W.. is
able to race again, as the time has elaps-
ed. He will ride in the bicycle races at
the Danbury Fair.
l-‘redeiick E. Raymond station master
at the South Norwalk depot started to
day-011a week's vacation. During his
absence Night Agent 1111 Petty is in
charge of the station.
Among the Norwalk riders who took
part in the Stamford cycle parade, last
night, were Morris Raymond, Charles
(.‘omstock, Vernon Miller, Herbert Allen
and David W. Workman.
—New Dunlap. at O’Brien‘s. '
The work of dismantling the Quin-
turd block is in progress. 1 Today the
outside brick wall was attacked, while
the carpenters tore away the wood
work inside. In the cellar anew arch
over Bark Mill brook is being con-
structed.
Architect George Palliser. of New
York. was here today, looking over the
property bought by Mrs. Charles T.
Raymond of Richard 11. Golden. for
the purpose of directing the exonvation
in the rear; for the building of \a stable.
—-Fowls 121.311. N. Y. Market.
The 111111111031 unartette, which will
sing at the Prohibition rally in St.
Peter’s church. North Main street, to-
night, is makiug 11tour~.,,thro11g11 Con-
necticut and has visited many towns,
where the-einging-of them-ember» has
been well received. . - _
The Southport lire department will
have 11 field day and parade. September
17. Chief Engineer Prowitt. of tho
Norwalk lire doparhnent, and as many
of his men as can conveniently come,
and Congressmen E. .I. IIill,of Norwnlk,
are among the invited guests.
There is to be a currency debate in the
Town liall, Wilton, next Saturday ev-
ening. and the proceeds obtained from
admission fees will go lothe Wilton Li~
brary. The speakers will be Iierln-rt h‘.
(igdeu,111‘ New York, gold, and W. .I
Bohannnu, 11f Stamford. silver.
~110g spring 111mb, 121,111. N. Y. Mkt.
Ayer's Hair Vigor tones up the weak.
hair-roots. stimulates the vessels and
tissues which supply the hair with nutri—
tion. strengthens the hair lira-11.111111 adds
the oil which keeps the shafts soft, lus-
trous and silky. The 11111111 popular and
valuable toilet preparation in the
world.
~Ilie11's and lmys'goli caps. ll'iiril-u's.
idiom-l 111111111, of tho lb-nmcrulic
scan-13111111111 omnmittoc. 111111 rcouiwd 11
letter from the Druiiocrath: National
connnittoe. stating that William .1.
liryan will come to Connecticut 1111 111‘
about Septmnher :111. 111- will deliver
two speculum, one at ilariiord 111111 the
other 111 New Haven.
George12.111111,samriutmuloul 1'1 11' 31111111
61 l..11win.thc 111:111lr11ct11re. 111 111161111111 Nor-
walk to are about. manpietlng the bridge
Work for the railroad company. A food-
1-1' will be built on the south side of the
stunt.
The work will be cornea-need111-1111111111.
A humank- wash-dd ott‘m home of
Mine 11.11111 111-1111. 1111'1‘1111 (inn-11.111111!»
lilies Alice lilo-mood.
Newklrk. hit-111 Vern Wood.
311111 Flora Belle
Sherwood. M11111 Baily ileum-Minn iidith
Hunter, and tie-1.111.111 ilnntor rendered
vocal and instranmntoi solos. 1.111111 11--
freehmeuts Were perm-d.
”111111. danceof the season at iloton
- ll’oint, tonight and tomorrow night.
The Prohibition club has begun a
11111-11 urn-re campaign in the 11111111111111.
lieid. Tonight. in the old liougrega-
‘tional chapel. North Main street. the
Trump-ohms will sing and speak, and for
next Tuesday arrangements 111m:- been
made 111 here iii-1'. M. ii. Kernel North
,(luiiimd, come here and deliver an
'a'ldrees. Mr. Km- 11 a graduate of
Yale university, and a very intro-sting
sneaker. H“
when datum of moonlit-(11111111111011
Point. tonight. 11111111111111 aft-11111111111 and
flitting. iiinythe’s full orchestra of ten
pieces.
sheet. who has intermittent lever. is-
Prof. Alex Gibson. i’roi. Heynan and.
at "The Rocks," this afternoon, Rev.-
a
Absolutely Pure.
API‘NU’II oi talinrbaklng p11w.1lor Hills-.111
11111111 lh~1 afoot 11111-11
of all in WWW“)?
111111111111 :11 e1 omen F11 1111
Rain. BAKING POWDER (3.11.. New York.
mm
The regular Knob dauée 1111111111 held
tomorrow evening.
William Gilmore has moved from
Chapel street to 27 West avenue.
The Ann street sewer is being tloarod
of sand. ashes, weeds and telegraph
wire. . ._
The surplus telegraph poles about the
South Norwalk post office corner were
removed this morning.
Trowbridgo .11 1115;111:1111 store has
been repapercdwbliterating the damage
done by the" flood a few weeks ago.
0. E. Wilson. of Norwnlk, was a
guest. yesterday, of Mayor G. W. (.iood-
seli at his annual clambake and festivi-
ties at Woodmont on the Sound.
Contractor and Councilman A. .l.
Hutchinson has mastered the art of
cycling. and was scorching in the South
Norwalk freight yaid this morning.
Harry Jepson, organist of \ ale college,
w111pres1de at the organ in the Nor
walk Methodist ll piscopal church, next
Sunday e1'.ening Mr. Jopson will play
several selections previous to the service.
Charles Ambit-1', of Wilton, drove to
South Norw yesterday. 011 the re-
turn trip, one of the axles of the wagon
had a hot box near the corner of stt
avenue and Cedar street. The wagon
was taken to Henry Tilly‘s for repairs.
When G. D. Worden, of ‘Hrchnrd
street, awoke yesterday morning he
found one of the front shutters of his
house open. Further investigation
1011-1111311 the fact that a fastener had
been roken. The Losing showed the
111111-111: of a sharp instnuneut ‘llir.
Worden thinks the noise 11111111) by 1111-
11rcuking of the shutter frightened tin-
would-bo burglar away.
-]"ull orchestra at iioton tonight.
George Brown. colored. John Simp-
son. Thomas Smith and Fred (.iyde were
arrested by llllli'ors Allen and (‘ashnw
1'11rl11it1'1ringabout the depot and beg-
ging in Monroe street. yesterday after-
noon at ll o'clock. They are some of tho
men it is thought, who, assaulted lie-1'-
bort Arnold several 11'1'1-k1111gointhecnl
.1t $111'iug11'ood. Judge l-‘roet 1 1111111! 1111'
1111-11 guilty of 1'agr.uu1 and ontem 011
each to tin-county jail 1111 ten days.
holes I. l‘ulvcr. of New \ork city.
.11hrotheriu—law 1i (11.11111 ilnmn W. ii.
Smith,11f Norwalk, 11111! the promoter
of the New York and Noin-rsey bridge
across lla- lluils- 111 river, sin-airing about
the political situation ‘ at Republican
headquarters in New York, said; "I 11111
11 lifelong Iii-unwrat. but I shall vote for
Major McKinley. .! believe that there
are 2110.111111 ihunucrats in the state of
New York 111111 lilo- 1111-.11'111 vote the
Republican ill kui
A atory was in circulation in South
Norwnlk. today, that a criminal 11111111111
took More in the lower part of the city.
yesterday afternoon. Thu {111311. were
grosdy1":111gg1-r11te1l. 1"1'11111 facts given
by William (3. liyxbcc. father of the
child said 111 1111111 bot-11 assaulted. it
appears that Bibi-l llysluu-wus going 1--
her home in Lexington arcane. arr-11111-
11111.11111! by n clussnuuu. They saw :1
yoi‘lugmau lounging l‘ll‘iil‘tlll‘ railroad
. .1 tracks and liilwl‘s coinpaniou uddru-roa‘nl
center ph-r. where the lo111porary bridge .
Eighty spline will be ilrivcu.‘
him. lie garb chm-111 to ihuglrl». but
did not tour lhcir cl-‘llhiug or injun-
thmn in any way.
Y. Marin-t.
., "11111 1111111111 11111 11111
lbs-1111111111111 1111111141, 111 Rim-11111111. and
bin sou haw- 111-1111 111-1111111111 the woods
aluug’tho railroad track 1111111111111 itiner-
side stationand Hound Beach in 111111111'1'11
for 1111-. liasiera 1111111 {101111.11 which myr-
tm’omiy liihiimll‘i 11-1-11 yesterday morning
from till"'1'atclint‘."The i" 1111111111 11111111 was
put 111111.11 111111.11 yesterday 11111111111111.1111 11111
1111111 pouch and given to Mail Harrier
Prank (1111111111 to carry to the station
and hang in the usual place for 1111- mail
train, ”which got-11 through Riverside
about 11 o‘clock. Young (1111111111 hung
the pouch 1111.11nd nothing 11111111 wire
thought of this everyday 111-11111 11111.11
l’iwIlit‘r frank-11 received a note.
from the 1111111 clerk on the postal
car, saying that ho had failed 111 catch
the {Finch 111- the 111111! var paw-d through,
and then the 111-111-1111 hogan. but not the
Might-st trace has been found of the bag.
.. i‘hh'ltlm. lib".
Adwriislug in The 140111111111 is bad
for you when It is all 1111111211; 1111131 1111111-
111111111111.
1
FRUIT Mason, Quart....................50¢ do:
‘. , “ . Pint (1-50 "
Lightning,Qt....m.--~.--mm$'Jo H
JA 1 . '1 Pt$l .
II
F.D‘. LAWTON 81 00., 22 South Main Street
Fall 1696.
EDWARD STREET.
Blanket Season is at Hand.
. W
o
W : are prepared to Show you a choice line of
illoukcts,suitahlc for the early trade.
Very
pretty designs, and they are extrcmly cheap.
EDWARD
5 1111211111: eunmae.
STREET!
aoswa1a.coaa.
. When You Wait for the
Wagon
you are far behind the times. You must
know that you can’t get the. same that
you could at 0111' nun-hot. Think of our
oli‘er for one week! 5 lbs of the best
corned beef and one large cabbage for
250 ; good lamb chops for 12‘21' per 111:
. leg of mutton, lilo :1 111; 1’111'1-1‘31111111-1'mut-
ton, do per 111; green corn. lilo a dozen;
sweet potatoes. 2011 11 peck 1 tomatoes. 2
quarts for So. This is your week 11111111110
up with us what you have lost by trad-
ing with others.
FREE DELIVERY.
New York Market
FRANKS. AYERS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
JACKSON’ 5 P“ °
Are unsurpassed for beauty
of style and finish. . . . . .
TOGRAPHS!
Prices Reduced!
E. M. JACKSON, Photographer,
$3 WALL :1R:I:T.- . . .
NOQWALK. CONN
" 1111111111 1111111111111 come.
the Members 2110911111111 Faulllessly Pre~
pared Clambake on Smith's island.
The Truman Slovene club hold its
most uni-110511111! outing of the season.
yesterday, at Smith's Island. The bake.
was faultlessly preparer! and serum.
Iluringthc day Mr. Dennytook scwral
photographs of 1111- guests and Lafayette
(Irnw gave
pleasant fodturi- of the occasion was the
pn-seutatiou 111(‘o11ti'111'tori-2. ’1’. Inuhrop
of a handsome easy chair by the club.
The guest-1 won-1'2. hi. Twill-s, John
1:. itcx‘lenu-yer. 1-1.1}. ’1'1111111113'1111. Her-
man 'l'hcile. H. 1'). Barker. Mortimer
Denny.1.111'115'1-111-(71'1111'. William Voil-
1111'1'. lil'nrgl' (21111111111110. Thomas Iiny-
11101111. (Sari Svhauh. William 11.
.‘iusln't‘. .111, 'i' ll. liriiliu. .\. I'I. Aus-
tin. l"re1ieri1'k ii. Raymond, John Shun.
Truman Storm-s. ia'iiny Adams. \Y. (1
(31'111'kutt; (‘lxui'il's‘l'nx and ('in-sti'r I".
‘i‘ullos. .l1'..11f domain: 12. 1'1. Wine-ole:-
and John \‘1111111-11'1-vr. 11f riaugatnck;
Stanley Finch. 1’1-11-1' Fox. 111. lingers.
1?. ii. (211111111111. Vin-l1 Hoyt. Hurry ibll.
Tillfmlul‘i‘. Iiuyl. ..~\. I}. \Vlli'ii. i'ululwi
Shell‘or. of 8111111111111; (1111- Iiilkdn. ifhur-
lea (.‘allahan. Ii. .\. liunlhur 11111! .1. A.
i"11rriugton,ul‘ Brooklyn: 111.1". 111111-11
and .I. M. Silverwof New \‘ork: l‘lr.
Nil-1.1111. lbu'iou.
BURNING OF ‘IIIE "RUSTIC."
the Third 111111111 01 its Character in 1111111111 10
he More 11111 by Fire.
The «111'. of 111111111111 {11111111111 "Rustic,"
in 11111-11111. was visited. yesterday. by
soon-1111f 311-111-112 Not 11 piece of 111111111
remains of 1111- house.
\1’11111115111111-11111111 11nd bud-i111 rom-
pauy, of 111111-41. visited the place. yew
1111'111111'111111'1111117. l!1-~ linemen saved the
oullmliding111-.11'111111111111111. Which was
11l1111'ly,1111111111.:. and 111-111 pulled down
1111‘111111111111-1'.which 11111-1 toppling. 111111
11 11111111111111 1's that would have full-'11.
The 1111111 111111 11111111. 11111111111111111111211111 the
roar. 11'1-1'1- 11111 damaged.
The "Rustic" Was 11111 third
bone:- «11' its character in Marion
which has iwl'u harm-d 111 the
ground in 1111- 11.111. few yours. and there
11. minutely 11 doubt. that till? hlilidillx W111i
111-111111111- by munchin- who wanted it
out (11111111111113 The other 1.11111 1111:1111-1-
wire-1111111113 1111' wrre the Norah Wash
burn house that stood on the ’l‘urnpike
and t1111"y1-1111w house" on the upper
Newton road.
The 111111 to the “111111111” 1111-; 111
Matthew lhunibnrl‘s 11111110. tia- 1111,111-
gage being 111-111 111'151111-yerilo11k11111. 11f
Mumford.
11111111111114. ’ ‘1'.llr111r11.while hand-
ling 1.1311; nee-11a bite of the 11111111.
P1111.- 111‘ 1111- not heads elm-111111111-
111-1111 of his throat and 1-111-11111-1! it in
well 11111.11 11 1111111111“ stooped 11111 brea-
thing. 11111111111111.1111 111111111111 and
outside. lint blood 11111111111111 was
apparent. {
humorous n-citntious. A1
TO LET!
11' 1111:
Lincoln Storage Building
lust PFPI"f‘fi l11' the
NELSON TAYLOR ESTATE
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\1111- . threw-1111111. «11111111111111 anhmalnu
~ll1-11”, curb ii i"! 1 in 11-1-1 in llw 141-1113111111
111111-12 1111-1111-11 1-1-11'1-1 whom-Hun -. 1‘1'1-111-
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Iln‘uwlllcl 1111'11-511111-1l11-111till-d1- ‘l.l.- "‘l
11 "ui‘fw-rlanolin-1.H‘u «11 ll 1 1-1“ "I'i‘lii'
11111;. 11-1 11M 1 11b in weal-111 11-1111! «inn->-
11 ~1 1-111- -. or light luaunlm 11111111.: l'uvu-l
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I11111:“1|-11h 111 1111111111 -:11 111w- 111111--
a-svn-Iv- 111111'1-1- bin 11-1-1!1-1-1-~li1--1~--l“1111-1-11
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11111. in
TAYLOR 61 GOLDEN.
ii ‘Wasinngton 1111-11-1, Ho. Nero-11111.
1i 1:” .‘lh'
R. U. READY
WE ARE
W11. are now run-11' 1111.1111' you: order-1111f
replaling 11111! 1111 it more mp idly. hotter
and cheaper than any pi: ding establie‘lv
meat in the muniry.
'inldcwnrc that b- 11f 11o imaiblo 11.1w
roplulwl am! it has the appearance of
neu g111kl11.1lnil tin- pi'im- is just about
one llilh 111111111111 11.- you 11111 buy new
1111111111 for. and ‘mu 1111111 11 la-ltvr 111-111-11-
For 11" 11111111111111 Wolirslplan-11111111111 il-
1111-111111-r,11101111 111-1111111111 of nickel.
1111-111l1rr-1-r-n11111 of 1111111131111 deposited
by rice-mi- 111
A11- you going to bare 111-11111 11-1111?
Filiii'lMA‘N 1“: SUN. ‘i'lid'l'111-1-i’l.111:nu.
111 \anl‘t street, 1151111111 31111111111.
Shorty Sherwood. Hatterl 1111
(temple-1111 peril m1 of 11:. 1111111111111”
store. earner cl Wall 1111:! Writer 8111.
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etfluinilaqu-vtu. 11111
Great
(iii).
Comstock
South Norwalk, -
MILFORD A.
Conistock Bros, Masonic
Bld‘g. Norwalk.
coasmcxeao
’ sown-1 NORWALK.
Preparatory
Sale 1
We are making preparations to receive our
1:111 and winter Slinrk, but before it comes 1'11
‘ we must dispose of a great many goods»,
To stimulate buying we have made many‘re-
ductions in the various departments. Staple
goods, Such as you are in need of every day.
You’ve heard about that “nimble sixpenSe,"
That's our case exactly.
:1 few samples of 1111211 we are offering:
We g1ve you ,
$850 ,
$12.00 men s suits-1,111.1w
8. co “ " 6. 50
A1111 of those small sized coats and
vests .11 2.5.0 ‘
$3 and $5 trousms now 2.00
CHILDREN’ S SCHOOL
SUITS.
$4.30 school’snits. reduced 16 $3.00 1‘
4‘00 11 it 11 H 2.75
3.00 N (i .1 it 2.00‘
1.25 and 1.00 negligce shirts reduced, 10‘ 75c;
COME AND ASK TO SEE THE BARGAINS. ’
=fii rothers,
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Connecticut.
GIFFIN, Mgr.
- -
Miss Baird’s
institute. -:-
NORWALK, CONN.
25th Yea r.
1.111113- 11111‘1'11111’1 ilk
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
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1111 111d 111-1115' 1111-11-11 1111-1. 111.111 {1.111- 1.. 111.
11' :1111
MR. KING'S
SCHOOL FOR BOYS!
iiEili"l.)Itl) STREET,
Stamford, . - .- - Connecticut.
WILL REOPEN
September 29th.
lit-or one hundred boys have entered 1:111-
lege from this 1111-1111111.
-. All“. 1 2m
Mrs. Mead’s School
WILL 1112011511
SeptemberZQ,’96
ALI. lPPLICATlONS
111 IN]-
1411111
l-‘111'111l11111111‘11111 should be 111111l1'
«lilo at 1111 curly day.
MITOHELL I1 5011, Auctioneers.
Big Auction Sale!
ill"
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE!
Will roll '11 l’ubiiw' Advil-111.1111
Wednesday. Sept. lath
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