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m welcome“ The Bandits! oillce.
of our um you will confer a
' inertial. sending or bringing it
‘ Bar for the convenience of these
tom items of news Or other mut-
ound at the entrance to The Senti-
I'nmshouid inullcnsee be ad-
: TEE EVENING SENTINEL.
. ‘ South Norwulk. Conn.
a»..- ~_....-.....__ -. .
ySmiml hat a Circulation
ofNorwaii: and ii: Suburbs
- 'embly. than the Combimd
of the other T we Local Dail-
frm Room it always open to
cannot be guaranteed the
g. . a y is handed in. Everyren-r
. . will he made to accommo-
Hohhot changes cannot be in—
r'uii a right unless copy is sent
eck in the afternoon of the
be change is desired.
Telephone Cello. .
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t mu. 92-3.
ce. 56-1.
or]: Herald Weather Forecast
in! colder. slightly rising: iemtiern-
martial cloudiness. 'l‘omurrow. cloudy
lldc’r. easterly winds on crusts. snow.
Thermometer Record.
ehizheet point of the thermometer for
- twenty-four hours ending nit-noun tmlny
; rodezreos abovebxero; lowest. :15 dorms
Minoan-a Almanac for Tomorrow.
prises ‘ Sun sets Highlide Low tide
“"1? 4:4; mo 1
IUD
i’ubitlon of “'omen In Germany.
hose daughters of American million-
who would like to purchase 3 tier-
nn prince or baron or count of high
finish for u husband would do well to
“loot: I'dittle into the rights, or rather
‘ lack of rights, of women in Ger-
my. The situation was hard enough
ore. Under the new code of civil law
He expected to go into 0;): ration it
ll be unbearable unless women are
ling to be abject slaves.
. '~ A married Woman in Germany has no
. (tunnel over either her property or her
* children. The American girl who mur-
. rind the German prince would not even
possess her own clothes or jofleia. If a
wife is a working woman and earns oil
the living for her family and her hus-
band earns not 1- cent, all the money is
, ~ his. He may collect it and spend it in
V: drink and starve their children and her.
"' She has no redress. After the children
‘ are 4 years old the husband may even
{ire them away to somebody else and
lit! cannot help herself. And after the
‘ ' code is in operation a married
’ on will have no voice whatever in
. [g a home or in the education of
ten or in selecting occupaticua
not any morethau if she were
' an idiot. Though she have
,_ 7 on, in all that family there is
W one person in the eyes of the law
“ #ihe husband.
. If she is a single Women, it is nearly
u had. The German law forbids women
Willem} meetings for the discussion of
‘mlitloal subjects. If women form clubs
it) tlko measures to ameliorate their
bound and seized legal condition, such
bl ore dillolved by the police under
dilemma» that they are “political. "
.8}th German women are not even nl-
‘Ib'lod to obtain a medicul cduuntion in
their own country or to graduate at any
the universities. They may attend
lectures at the universities, how-
. if professors will permit them.
Improving Sleeping, (furs.
t ll odd that with oil the efforts at
. .. “wing bard cases among mankind
. - 3* ever thoughtof reforming elmvp-
curs. At least nobody till now. in
. however, when we write high
; roll. of fame the memos of our
public benefactors. among them will
Willy be that of Boomer PPIIlgl‘GW
, ll! ’Silntb Dakota, of Mr. Bill‘t‘l’, repre-
Ifilfln from New Hampshire, and of
early, representative from Manam-
ti.
‘ three gentlemen have prepared
‘6 before congress bill» to reduce
' We!“ of puncengete in sleeping
' It. Pettigrew bad time to think
the eubject during his long jour-
the continent to Washington.
Pettlmv and linker have be:
.. prepared a bill putting the
annulled eleeping and pal:
3th; hand: of the interstate
million. It then carefully
‘ “ cont of building and
alleged rleoping ours and
' - able rate for the mm of
intro provides that no
shell be exacted for
w by a recurring.
Hill that when an
M the omnpnny's
obnrettr‘ has prepared u "bill which will
enable poorer parsengorc of enjoy a
sleeping our berth, too. cube kind sim-
ilar to one provided undernwell known
patent. The poor man’s berth shall cert
‘ Bobcats a night. .
The constitution of the new Greater
Republic of Central America provider
that when the confederation shall be
joined by Costa Rica and Gnatemnlu.
the two remaining states of Central
America, the word "Greater” shall be
dropped from the name and the union
of states be known simply as the Bomb
lie of Central America. It in to be sin-
cerely hoped that the union will hold
this time and that no petty jealousy or
differences will strain the bond. A8 a
united country the Central American
stutee would speedily become one of the
lending povvers of the western continent,
respected by all the world, the mon-
archies of Europe included.
Austin, Tex., has set an example of
furnishing mechanical power to her cit-
izens which will doubtless be speedily
followed in other cities situated upon
river counter. Austin borrowed $1,500,-
.000 on the city's credit and then built a
dam in the Colorado river 1,000 feet
long and (58 feet high, thus providing
the citizens with a waterfall and power
for all manufacturing purposes. The
Water powerlhosts one-third as much as
steam power made from coal in the
same city.
What are we coming to when men
and women begin to live all the way up
from a century to 125 years? If it turns
out that; we have to remain on this earth
all that time, it behooves no to begin to
keep ourselves strong and healthy and
linndsouic, so thut we may meet this tro-
mondous ago with comfort and philos-
ophy.
The use of compressed air in rapidly
extending. In large factories it is
cheaper than shutting for conveying
power from one point to another.
Woyler‘s press censors report that
(Spanish troops occupy nil the hills in
Pinar dol Rio. '
.- “count?
The following oiliccrs wore elected of
tho annual meeting of the Westport
Reading Room and Library association.
President, Charles ll. 'l‘aylorwiccprcsi
dents, Joseph G. Hyatt, John S. Jones;
secretory, William E. Nash: trczmuror,
James S. Richards; librarian, Mas»
Frances A. Gray; :issistiut librarian.
Samuel A. I‘nrdy; executive mmmittcc.
John S. Jones, Joseph (i. Hyatt. Mrs.
Jabez Backus, Samuel A. Purdy, Mrs
John S. Jones, Rev. .l. H. (larr Ill, \Vil'
linzn L. Taylor: lmlies' honorary noun
mittec, Mrs. John H. Jones, Miss Fill" ,
cm A. Grdy, Mrs. Henry l’. Boers, l‘ll'r.
William E. Nash, Mrs: .labcr. Backus
Mrs. Frederick l’owors, Mrs. \Vllll-iiii
L Taylor. blrs. Robert K (innit, Mrs
Arthur S. Hoyt, Mrs. Willis 5. Jones
The annual meeting of the stocklinld»
era of the First National bank was bold
yesterday afternoon. and the following:
directors chow-n: llomcv, Staples. l)!
word ll. Nash. llcnjmnin J. Wood
Worth, William II. l‘ilxllill, John ii
Jennings. James! E lluhbcll. lit-my .\
Ogden, Danie! ll. lituulli-y, .lr. .\t n
su‘ncquent meeting oi” the (lll't't‘l re,
Benjamin 1.. Woodwuvth, Cd‘ihlvr:
Henry E Sherwood, teller; Stuart
W. Shor'woo l, ilfihlfililill. teller. The
annual dinner was then held.
At the annual meeting of the lwr
Manufacturing uunpnny, hold l‘dsl
week. Robert '1‘. Leo, James id. Loo and
Hurry Leo worn- obosod director»
Robert '1‘. Loo was clccicn prt‘sillt'iii
and w-crvtury, llllll James 1‘}. Loo. irons
urcr.
..
P.
Mien Lilli (layer bun born spending a
couple of weeks with rulzltivw in Mimi-
Cl ill‘, N. J.
Buillrr Joseph 1“. l‘lcmiin and ii
force of men are at work upon til new
ball in tho .lessup block to lo mtcupiml
by Court Westporx, (ll‘ilfil‘ of l“i.ii':ii~ll 42+,
Mine May Dotton, of Bridgeport, is n
guest of lilies llettio it. Shel-wool.
Edwin (I. liirgn uni ltufue Wuircmun
are servitude juror-l this wool: in the
criminal Court of Common l’lcue.
Miss Either It Downed in Waiting relu-
tives in Milford.
The Historical society met Monday
evening with ()iirl ll. llnluo, at which
tiuon paper on "luetmvtion in Eng-
lish" won run! by Prof. W. l. (inns, of
the Sheffield noicntii‘le school. New ”1‘
Von, and at former principal of the
Staples High school in tlllii plum.
”honor!” "
Special Shhool Meeting.
The local voicrn « i' i lw limxnrwulk l'nion
School District are hereby imiillcd "ml
warned that it HDI‘IfIiIl nwrtitm of mill Illa»
I the rate charged 1
been fir in in!"l “‘ “"
triv‘v will be hold.“ the li'runltliu Smchnol
invunoou Wwiocsuinv .lnnuury with. iHiiT.
intuo‘tdock p. "1., toribo porno-lie of the
‘im: ll n a idle for it new school bowie for
n pub e unlit-oi In mild dintrict. lll'iliil‘lllllu
to the otuinte in such «use mode und pr: ~
viilml.
There are two adios which Imvc lli‘Ull mt
(ll'l‘ coueidcrniiun by the dig-trim. mimely:
The city lot, on culled. nitunted on lllt'
learner of Franklin and Clay streamer“!
the ennierly purl of the l-‘ronklin street
,, - blouse that will sciinollot.
lluml Houlh Norwulir, January Iii. Mil.
A. llll.\Ni'lIAHIl,
.lilllN ll. lllllll‘l'.
MATT“ I‘jW U illiU'l'l'l’,
Illnirlet Uninmltiec
,Wlllis Dqutm 1m skirting beek-
rmrda cu Chmmo’r’r pond. Homily at-
temocn, when he plunged into a hole,
and went down over hie head. He uran-
uaedtu get out, and was mndetoruu
borne behind Mr. Lsdrisnu'a wagon.
Hells allright again. Aubert time of»
inward George Minor fell into the
. , a I; .l” ,o“
Whinewttbiu
to. .1
fight a!
I .
, that cure:
my consumed it is, the t seller I
have." J. F. Osmpbell. merchant of
Ballard, Arie. writes: "Dr. Kin '3 New
Discovery is all that» claim for it;
it never foils..uud in it sure cure for con-
sumption, cough! andcoldl. I cannot
My enough for its merits." Dr. King’s
water near the power house.
visiting Miss Louise N neudorf.
Rev. ii. A. Sands, of Dorian.
Mina Katie Fluherty, of Norwalk. in
New [Recovery for consumption, coughs
and colds is not a experiment. It has
been tried for uquarter of a centurymnd
today stands at the bend. It never dim
us- appoints. Free trial‘bottlce at B. H.
Horace Staples was elected president:
tinted at the revival servioeo in the
Methodist church, last Monday night,
at which time one of the bent meetings
of the series wan held. They will be
continued all this week.
Mrs. A. 1“. Hathaway is recovering
from an attack of tonsilitze.
‘ Manuel DeLombrudo, the wcll-kuowu
mull carrier. is quite sick.
Services are being held this week in
the Baptist church.
DARIEN AND NOHOION.
Henry H. Tolles, of South Norwulk,
was in town, Monday, calling on bill
poi-outs.
Mrs. Newton II. (norm left town,
today, for New York, to spend n‘wcck
with friends. _
lilies Jennie Birchurd wont to New
York today, to visit Rev. Mr. Richard-
son and family.
Nathan Dnnchoy has been appointed,
by the selectmen, to take the military
enrollmentof the town.
Edward ti. Fairchild wont to South
Norwnlk, yesterday. to receive it legacy
left him by hix aunt. 1,
An‘invitntion sociable will be lll‘lil‘:
tomorrow night, in the Town ll:ill,;
under the auspices of Carl Seliilt:lic1',;
John Fairbanks and John Pooh-y. ‘
i
The woodlnud in the vicinity of Stony !
Brook took lire, yesterday afternoon,
and bowel furiously for some time,
causing Nidli) anxiety to people wim‘
owned h’usos mm by. The wowllund ;
is owned lvy Mrs. A. :4. llibbim, Alex. j
M.iokuy,Nnthnn l).uiobcy,( loorpc Strobcl
and tho (lei-hum "unto. l
Eagle Hook and Ladder munpony wil f
have n chowder purty. for its members ‘;
only, next Thursday night. The nunlml ;
(lnncc will be held in the Town Hall,
Wvdnesdoy, tho L’illl inst.
PROF. NEWELL'S
School for Dancing!
MID DEPORTMENT.
‘1.inll:ill.¥w.\«ii‘\¢nli.
New Term l'ur Lollirs and (it'llllC'
me it, Wednesday evening, jln.
13m, ill 8 o'clock. ,
!
lrl'uli‘u. and ti.» luiuui wrinii' iliilli‘i‘rdllv'll'lllyl:
rm lil‘l‘lldlll will lu‘ thoroughly would.
lii'~|ivi'lliilr). _ ‘
W. (:ll.l’.l".!l‘l' bl‘.“’lxl.l.. ‘
;ll ‘31‘ )llf‘ll‘f't‘l IMIW Hg.
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Your
hicney
Back! ;
liu-ry purchawr of llailc's (liiiilmiimll
(ganniiiv who will follow llit‘ directions;
and is Ill'l sails-lied that it is llll' bent;
prrpzn'aiinu for removing duudrnil', cnr— }
int: 81-.in (list-use, in'vvoiitiug Illt' linir‘
irom i’ullmg out and bringing in a new .
growth may have tlwir money returned,
on applirniion in the «imprint from,
whom they mode the purchase.
In ilmnborr time it him been on the:
murki-t over 21001) bottles lmvo boon sold,
lillil it in now l'I‘l‘nlillliPlilli‘d by the lend-
llill' linir drcneurs in New England.
p
““~__'_...n... ., >b”~--—.- ..
A itlilll‘3._"l‘l.«‘lll FREEZE.
Wlwrc llld Hol'u ruyn {two into whisk.
ore. is the only mom: that would moire
ueuvknnwlcdmxihut W" Iind been out-
done in unique and (edition! deeimm
in menus or mural decorations in all
urmlcnamiaiylco. (lurulioicc stock of
lino wall pope-re nrc in the intent culvl‘ii,
dosiuuo and pricen—look at tin-m.
lininiorn’ Supplier,
Artist' Miltorinln.
l’ictnrce.
I’iotort‘n Framed to (irrlor.
l’ninimu. l’nper Hanging, Decorating
and Him: Pointing.
DECKER,
Til Waisliinutun Street, South Norwnllr.
.. , , .. it
.. {in uni in... l- Si‘ii'fi "Alb! .ti,IH~
.).., , . . . .,,_'\ '. w
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E. (l. 'I‘runlinnnn. l’iruggiet.
It. ll. l’laietod, Ilrnguist.
READ....
l THI
WANT
‘ HOVT’S
Piaiewd’s drug store. South Norwclk.
Electric Mun.
Electric Bitters in a medicine nuitml
for any season. but perhaps more gener-
ally needed when the languid, exhaust—
ed feeling "prevails, when the liver is
torpidund nmrlsh and the need of a
tonic and ulterutive is felt. A prompt
use of this medicine. has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
No medicine will not mine surely in
in counteracting and freeing the nyutcm
from mnlurial poieon. Hendwbe, indi-
gestion, constimtion, dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Fifty cents and $1 per
bottle at R. H. Plainted’s drug store.
Bucklin'r Antler Salve
The best salvein the world for cute,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, totter, chapped hands, chilblninn,
come, and all skin eruptions, and, posi-
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price 25 cents
’ per box. E. P. Weed and G. C. Stilleon.
...MW...._....«
One Way is be Happy
In toutteiid to the comforts of your family.
tilmnliionvnf tlmm t'llll‘ll o (Joli! or Cmmli‘.
will on Hm. (5 ,h‘tillenn. lionlh Nui'wulk.
moi Edward I'. “nod. Nurwuiit. Hole ngoutn.
null got u “in! liolllo of Utili‘n Curr. tlm grout
liermnu Ilium-«iv. Free. to prove ilint We have
nouns (Him for (Immanunml nil. disposes of
, liio'fiirmu and Lung». large one» too out
‘ 'Il'w.
ENTERTA INMENTS.
ilORWALK OPERA HOUSE“
l".ll'.2ili'l‘i.‘liELl., - - Miillitflm‘.
One Night Only.
Thursday, January i4, I896
Stowe N Co.'s incomparable
UncleTom’s
Cabin!
Largest, Grundcst and llcst in the
\V: rlil.
3-: l'i-lel'. 's llmw lillllil‘u Gianni ilrvln-ntm.
.3niirvu' .Iuldlw i‘iIi nth-i H.l'll'l\lllllllll)’ (”Hound
limm (Twit-nib“ t' l~mmlwl .\li‘u-.\nicii:-sin
Mn‘sn lloll lin‘ut-n. lluvh and Winn Ilnnvci'u.
: thnu‘ivllA-s. iimwl )lnmlnliii Sent-tic.
’I'lil'l Ulillllh \l. NEW \‘illill t‘Mi’l‘.
,\ limiul i‘ilm \Vulk. ll irmlu' in“ ad l’i‘i'm
“llilll‘i‘fi. (mind l‘drmlonl own.
l‘i‘l-“W.‘i-’a~,:l5i- illlil 5m, lam-nod mum. on
7 ~llli‘lll “'owl'utnrl 'I‘Hlllllllfii'll'm
THEATRE
Jan IS
The: Big Hit of '96.
Donnelly 8: Girard
MY FRIENDFROM
INDIA!
l)i'r‘tct from lloyi‘s Madison Square
Theatre, alter a run of
ice Consecutive Nights l!
l‘i'li'tis '15". low, ”.3". Sn!“ Ilviw (iii Milo ill
. ,. , 1.
l‘uustwi mind 1 mm“ s.
HOYT’S THEATRE
Saturday, January IBth.
lintlm 3~, '.tl3\“',1‘-\i'lillil!. in".
TM l-ig Southern Hm-niw i'nimui brown. on
lilillilift'il :ilytliu lIIlI Sir-mt 'lzllt'illri'.
.\t_'\\ lurk (in.
A Romance of Goon
Hollow!
Mdiildll' { l.I 5"!‘910 |'}'. K: ‘.'.‘ l Iva! .,
lwiiluii i'- m1:ii.)’.
A .llviiw-
Big Dancing Carnival.
About -ii'.|lul-i'ii1ml I’m. 1. mini \Vinu‘lmiw-r...
lira.“ lllil.ll u! i‘nhua; I’:~upl~ hwwi Mm:-
li‘i.’ 'I‘Wu (Jilitill'lll‘l- An llw I'lxl “Hull‘-
nlmll istu Nl‘\\'l‘1lll{llillil,~u iv: i‘ouii Ilulluu'
liIIliu Sillilli
Mutinm- |n low. low and no.1 liwniv'g. :ll'u', 111.0.
“w, Hi‘lilfliliiw on mile at i’lnlsiod's um!
I' iliiim'n atom-u
uouwiut OPERA House.
KW. lill'i‘Ull ELL. Mnnliuor.
January I8, l9 and 20.
(3 Nights Only 1’:
The want of the women.
Mr. Edwin F orsbcrg
Support 'il M
THE AMERICAN STOCK 0:).
in n repertoire of New York
HIIW't'H-W‘i.
FORGIVIN, Monday, Jun. iii
AMERICAN BORN/Plies. .lnii. l‘.i
THE N EW PARTN ER,VVOIIHN~
day, Jun. 20.
l’illi.‘l~',ri, mu, you not! :iou.
flfllllhiin‘milibiil 'va-.1',~. .'. 'I‘fllilllli‘vill‘h.
Thi» coupon nod in: will entitle uny tic-r1 3
1 uniniuoiy or “unflptnlnv, tn n town-ml :
2 limit lI-rbltvilrlitynlght, by pi‘iluiiidlnu it 1
2 hi “‘1‘ or 'l‘umlinm: '4. :
From Sire in Sen.
Aenanin Medicine ‘Ii-mon‘s Celery King
lortliom-mu {mauve from site to mm mm
loamy. "you bnw klulnvv. liver or lilrmll
dinordor. indignation. mnwtlontinu. bemlnche.
thin mim'llII-will corn you. . l5. litiilwm.
Mouth Norwulkmnd It. i‘, \V’eml. I‘lurwulk.tlm
lending druuulntn. nrc the mic agent» um] um
4
NORWALK. can. u. v. orricr. m arcane".
Oh Infant’s Wear .
. I , * OnCIoaks,
Half Price! o.c...:...,,
’ . On Hosiery,
On DressCoods,
_ l
| This Will be the Greatest Sale of Dry Goods
(if modern times. Over $25,000 worth of Winter Weanincluding; dress goods, cloaks, wrappers, blankets,
iiunncle, hosiery, underwear, gloves and men's furnishings, at about sec on the dollar. The storylis plain
and Simple: Our stocks are by far too large to carry; we cannot afford to carry them over, and a terrific ,
slaughter in prices is the result. Friday we will take inventory and mark down stock:
SATURDAY ,JANUARY 9th, I897
the greet sale will begin and will continue until the entire lots are disposed of. Be among the early call-
ers and secure your share of the prizes, as many of the lots are small. Mail orders will not be taken. The
following i: a partial list of the bargains.
THE POPULAR CLOAK ROOM
livery Wintchacket and Cape must go. . We did not carry any over last year, we will not carry any over
this year; thefprices will sell them.
One-Halanff the Marked Price onAll JacketsuOne-Half
$33 sealpluaii. Ito inch. HO inch,
swoop, half price, $1.50.
CHILDREN’S CAPS!
7m villi; and velvet cops, were 751:
toil. small eizcsonly, to close out,
f‘flf'll, 25c.
Children's white bill: capo, each,
(Iliildron'n jackets and grotchenu
will be sold ntliulf of the marked
price. You can have a child‘s coat
for use, $1.51!, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00.
CAPESI GAPES!
$13 block, single and double copes
$16.!!8 finest qmilitv Kcrsey .luvkcH
tau,black nod groomhalf prieoxlioo.
21 bonnie, trimmed with fur. oni-
pire jacket, navy and green, half
price, iiilnfili.
$16 W houclc jackets, in green and
block, half price. $3.50.
$118.9“ knrs'oy and ‘Imucld jackets, at Imlf price, $23. ’ 3:, to lilo.
half price. $7.30. $13.50 black bonclo ropes, thibber mu indies” worsted faminatotn,
$11.31) rough and plain jackets, trimmed, half price. >3": 75. were 7”,, m *1, black. White and
$13 seal plush jm-kete, trimmed
with jet, Bilinclios lung, half price,
:36 Till.
$17 Hon! plush. Ili‘. inch. ll” inch
sweep, half price, $3.50.
half price. $5 7.3.
$10 bouclo juvkeis, we have large
sizes only, hulf prion, $5.
$7: benvcr and lmuclo jackets, all
will go ill iii: to.
Something Will Be Sold in Every Department During This Week At HALF PRIGE.
THE NORWALK BOSTON STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk, Ct.
itvbu won in. THE mews
HAVE THE .
Evening Sentinel Left at Your House
Regular. . . . .
pink. all at one price, Mic.
GOSSAIERS!
All our rubber gossamer» that we
sold at iii 5.0 and it! lll'i, each, 306.
Headlights for I897. * " or“;
Save money by buying licst goods.
Economy consists in getting the most n! the best for the [cord money.
You can’t get a gold dollar for 75c; pay the value and you get it.
Moncy saved is money owed; buyinyr clicnp goode is not H saving.
Our locus will show how we live and what: we cut.
Untold (H‘C thc ills caused by impure food.
Right llVli
in,
right: slot-ping and right outing :irc Llircc essentials to lizmpincne.
ilfl'llo your trading at IllC right place, whom you can find the right goodu all the right
lii'lt‘l‘h‘.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR, Leading Grocer,
33 West Washington Street, South Norwalk, 0!.
Save Prudently and Spend Wisely!
Is a pi'Ct‘CpL easily carried out by our patrons. They crm't help spending wisely, be-
canoe every article we sell is the best to be had. T hey can't help saving
because they would have to [my more for the ozone
article clscwhcrc.
Magnolia Condensed Milk. per can, in iiuulish Walnuts, per lb, line in lb. Fleet iluckwbmt Flour, 2.7.,
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