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Daily Mandth‘hnlcol llor-
.Novnflootlnnudnnothcruormaru
’txgaln. 1
III! and Butt [milk
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The storm of 7m, in now over
in developing in the Mluotlri Valley.
A high Mandel“ «other is
over the lake region and the eastern
states and Muller in the exterme
northweot.
Fair tonight toiiowoti hat snow Fri-
day alternoon or night. Warmer.
North winds becoming variable.
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The Central fAh'or Union will meet
“ml“.m in the G _A R. hall. 80th Nor-
mt Ii
A special meeting at St. Mary's La-
tlien' Aid society will be held this or-
tiling.
. W‘“
Mrs. Elizabeth Biumli, III New
York. was 33th of Minn Sally limit.
yesterday.
——llet min for school entertainment.
Attorney J. Holden liltriblltt in wt—
potztntl home this evening Irom hill
southern trip.
Mills lintlio Melbourne has Inorml
from Morwin nirwt to Taylor awnuo.
South Norwaill.
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Tllotnnn Lowlor diod at his home in
('ranhury TIMEIY flight. llo leaves a
witty and thrive t-hiitirnn.
Mrs. A. illuilrhard oi l'loldt-n ll'Ili
strum. will Pullman: tho Futro Soto
Whittt tlub tonight
l’pwards at 82.000 in lifting spfllt in
repairs to tho i’niolI Mnnuiartnrim,
company’s mill building.
The Masonic roll“ loll hy the late
(lotrrgo Ward Sollotdt worn talton to
St. John's lodge morn yesterday.
—-'I'o smoke nu hwrinl ('rown ri‘
gut in a delight. It soothes Uli.’ nerves
and brightens the intellect.
Miss Martha Jonitins. of ilullltnorr.
MIL. is the guest of mr. and Mrs. liar-
shall Andrews. of West Main street.
Miss Florence llrndloy. of South Non
walla. was otlt- oi tho gtltvsttt at. a nod
dint: in New Haven. yo-uIt-reluy attor—
noon.
lawronre llrennun. oi Ann tun-M
who won injured by the tail from I.
true a month ago. is able to bo about
The .l. ‘T. i’rowitt company ls.» no
morn. .l. 1'. l’rowitt now mndum
both the Norwuik and South Norwailt
SHINE.
Warren Koolor. the Water utrm
shoemaker, has rt-tnow-Il to a Moro it
Xorth Main ntrnot. where ht» will on-
gag» in tho oyster iltwinenu.
iilivo Brant-ll lotlgn, No. ill. Knight“
of i’ythiau, will motor the tits! dam
on "no oondidato tonight. Ml tht
number: an! roqitmttsd to ho prouont.
\nothor rtuuon why you uhmtb‘
imlw- your mono) III i'olusltotlt llrtm.
Si. ll» and it, -. iianntll ultimo rt lmm
in on «out». it Infill :1 no to all Ionir
Tho Norvlnlll Waldorf union will
hold a “portal running tonight to at
rung,» lor tlw I-ololu'ailon oi tiw until
yr-rsulry of tho union on February ‘1‘:
WW.
Tho ninslr mun aro ntlll uhtlml of thv
hurtlelorn in thth limo tourmr
mom. 'l'ho total wow now nltlmin H An mull-u» Ml men urv ltmml n.
l0 533. 'Ilk‘fldfl)’ Mill" "l" “"3"" mm ”It‘ll“. l'lliw at 7 nhurp. Million m l
mm by It m’llrl' 0! ill to in. ”Homily it: mrmbt’r tho illol» drill
'l'lw told-wok mention at tho South
Sortrnlk (’ounrrzotiorutl rhorrh thl»
Fltl'l‘illll twain» promptly i" ll outwit
Sinking prut'lirr will In' omlllml llilH
htt’flk, Mr. lllonlry ill-inn in Now York.
"W. and Mrn. lr’rI-Ilrrlr \l’.
will mail Saturday morning on lht‘
North ilormnll lim' Mf‘llmr'l’ "l“ultlu."
for Europe. 'i’lw-y mum to lw in Sa-
plm. Morrh lib. and Will opt-ml wyr-rul
letr thorn.
Semi;
A non hon born born to Mr. rind Mrs.
Frank H. I-‘itrlt. oi thulwurd avmmo.
.‘lr, l’itt-h. who in a past unvhnm oi
Vilma 'I'rliuv. into. 0. ii. Mu rt-nwmlwro
ml hilt follow unrriorn with It hm ot
fragrant llnrnnttn.
w-lt'onw and onioy it good Intuit ill
the "Walt lllntm l'rotn Alunitu" and
tho "Country school." tomorrow tr»
onion. Woman I. III imkwmnl'u Hail.
llnoir by "r trio Pity mandolin «tub All
for only all mots.
iiy tho wind drawing the door to tin
Ml"? Immune In! a! that Salim-hump
Ilium tron: the hand at a. Wm 'tilrrv
ills than III-martin. Illa gluon at
m «It the dorm out hruilrrl oil to
m. lI It” lnanrrd in It» limo
potlu- l’hltr Ilium inseam rumpl-
ny, by Jacob H Layton. «out
fir. no In. P. II. Ito-pp, ”I Now
viii Wilma!" our» tho
Imermmfiwhmrmttmwwm
”CW3 it?!
' . Ir I»; run»
;me
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. spending n few days in New York city.
canon It. am. In. ndltor of the
Franco, to... m. II visiting at
his borne in Taylor manor.
Gould Seymour, Hint Amalia Soyv
moor nod their trained nor» are
Deaconess Ellen 0. Camp. of Phil»
dolphin. in n guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. ll. Camp, at North avenue.
firs. Motthey Builtley, nu aged and
lite-long resident of Weston will soon
more to Bridgeport to reside with her
xrnndtlnnshtcr.
M. Cerowlcz. who conducted a cloth.
lug More in the olden oI' Croiut &
Knnpp's old hat factory, has moved his
stock to New York city.
~43hurt for Music "El" Pluistod's.
The Golden Rule circle of King'a
Daughters. of the First Congregation-
al church. will meet Friday afternoon.
at 3:30. in the pastor's study.
Mrs. George A. Bradley. daughter
Florence and sons, 0! Smith Norwnlk.
wont to Now Haven. yesterday attor-
noon. to attend tho marriugn of at M.
alive.
The Illnr'l’ill o! Mm. l-‘lora N. litmu-
lllg wast hold this :litortloou at 32.1»
tl'riot’ll from 65 Wool strum. Row. (i.
ii. Board olhriating. The burial will
be M. 'i'arrytown. N. )1, tomorrow.
A homo owned by the Twin (‘lly
Laundry loll dorm under the Mondow
atroot railroad bridge, last night. and
broke the shaft): of tho wagon, nt-rosni-
tailor: the taking of the whirl» to Mom
ry Tilly's shop for repaint. '
David S. Warts. who mado many
lrlonds in Norwalk during lht‘ tim.» ho
was prost'ription ('IPI'Ii in (l. ('. Still—
son's drug store, in now in I‘irnwr,
(fol, and expects shortly to no to Fill--
yenne. Wm. to spout] a your.
luv. ti, liatlionhwit will [treat-h it:
tho Broad River rhnprd tonight and :2
numlwr oi tho oldor than of tilt- Nor-
wnilt MI'FhI’ltIli‘l inlplsmpul rhurrh wii.
t’il't'llmwflly him and mint in the suf-
VII'”.
Tho passenger and (night train» on
the Berkshire division at tho (' ontmll.
dated railroad nor.~_ dolnymi for motor
hi hours last night and today. in rent it»
in: South Vurvmlla on mum!" of tho
zororo noon storm and horny drills in
Mansarhuuotts,
m-(lail on loading merchants tumor
row (or Ii‘fl! ironiiot t’tlnialning l’alua
hie information. and explaining how to
win several with gourd».
Rm: Frank A. Swill-id will prowl»
tonight alt tht- Norvmlk livlilndlul
l’hlll’l'h on "The Young flint: M Ito
rwonllflh (‘t-ntory.”
mm oi tho twin: t1 u pruyltllt hand will
’0 lunllmi.
Anon lzttml "trig. room of tin
.‘lrmitwl
'l'ilo
iinluv (liranillf "1 Th»
owning mu». putt on mnlplrl» or ll:
rim-its In tho NM Yuri. owning I“
own. and Norll’ttlit oomph» ihm‘v Ell-I111
lIr' norm an hour or no author
”In
Tho mpnlar tenor. J, Henry M.- Kilt
it-y, Ill Now York, hull lit-«n Il't'llrl’ll tor
.l'w t'onwrt in tho South Somali. t'otl»
"national rhurrh noxt Monday. to
plow» o! llotwrt lltnnloy, who was ill
lrnt illinolliil't‘ll. lair. MrKlnlvy'n ulna,
inn will add nroatly to tho flilrm'lll’t'
mm of thin flirt-ally nitrartlw- moron,
Tomorrow night tho llllvl» «LII-u of
lo- Young :Ilm'n ('hi’lnililn llmwlmlnn
'mmm will in' ltd by l’ r' lit-4d lion
3! llriolnwtmrt. :ltrlttur n! n l» lor ill
H in "it‘ Now TVIIIIMTIII. l'nmv
An onlortnlnmonl will ho ull’r'i’l in
lnritlvoml'o bull. tomorrow nlxlll. un~
Alor tho nltlpltmt o! llhvrulun not»
nonrlory, l‘. t). t. t‘. 'Tltw programmr
mtwlrln of tho appvnmnw oi lhw
"l'mlt ulnar» Prom Alnuku" find a prov-
wnlntltm u! tho old-limo "I'oIlIItI-y
it’brrttl," internpwrtvmi with music by
ho Mandolin will”.
Rm, :4. llnlrlowi Wulklttw. Iohtwo
«vrritm tot tlrlmt in rharnv vlttriny, tiw
mm It .v monitor how lfl‘t’fl highly av»
1ppttllllt1. has horn nppolnlrd Viral!" oi
t‘nltnry rmmh. Sow York. a prod. an
In» purlnlontsrs cru- lull altar», at on»
infill" important, but om. oi uhirh
lit, Watkins hm glrnn mnrlmi proof.-
.Ii his ability to fill. Mr \l’atitlm it: it
{armor "PM” oi ilruw "huff”. Now
nulls.
~l’rol. ll. 8. m. the Wellrkmfl
mild-outlet”. can hit «Insulin! It'
hilt oln. in tho parlor of tho unborn
unto llotel. limo-ill. Toma-yr
fro-Inna. iii-Eyuflall
ital tron.
it in pry-rut! that shoot our hull-
atml mm or I» (.‘Iflmlk’ rlub trill
taunt mm It thus rlnh room in
Wm limit. on Ills. mm oi thr-
Irnt antral m of tho «MI. All
mom Morita! to aloud. John
J. Which will in mm". M
m Will In W to: '“l'h
Al illt' mmlu
ADI
Puts
mammalianmm
mgr-m-
St. Jotteph'tl 'l‘. A. ll. society will
meet in Music Hall tonight.
AttornoyE .hl Lockwood is at West-
port today on legal business.
There will be a Hpovlal nit-eting 0! St.
Peter’s church tonight at 7:301 o'clorll.
Mrs. George i’imor, o! licrkoloy. (‘31..
is a guest of HR. little. oi Ort’hard
street.
A delegation of Norwuilt Mlll'itlllli
will viItit. 'l'oulplo lmlgo. oi Wontport.
tonight.
l-‘airiiold (loom y Pomona (lrangov
hold :I mot-ling at Norm-id llruugt- “all
on \\'t.-dnt-mlay.
James ilnrris hint movml lroul tlw
I'UI‘IH‘V of Woodward und Illlrrltt aw-
nuon. to ilnnlord piano.
'i‘ho Ilini‘li’al of Thomas Lull'lor will
lu- hold from St. Mary' t-llurrh tomor—
row morning at El o'a-lork.
('uvllrntw 'I'l’iho oi lit-d Mon will
rotllt-r the Adoption dwgroo tindor lllt‘
[WW ritual loltlot'row night.
Mrs. I'lntt i’rit :1 l‘illt'rtzilnt'il tht
Willing \l'orlmrs cirrh- :lt lwr homo in
Wont art-nun, ymlorday tillt-rnoon.
A numlwr o! North-id (lmnnm’u urn
prrpurinlz for a drumm‘u- untortuln-
mom to be Itiwn in tho twat lutnrv.
'i'ho Always Roddy rirrlo of tlw Nor
walk Mi‘lhmlliit rhurrh hold a mlppv-r
altar Its tnwling yl'riit'l'lliiy ulturnmn.
\l'llllnvn “Il‘hflillnll lulu loll the» Silt”
walk Lurk Illt'inr} and limit- Iii work
for Tim Lorie would .‘Iflnilflil luring mun
patty.
.llru. Thoodoro t'atnp. oi lltxh strut-I,
t-Itlt-rtulnml Ibo ilonw Mimi-III l'li’l'IP m'
'ht- Norwulk liaptml «hurt ll. youirrdut’
allrrnoon.
will hool onlt-rtainmdtli. \‘thinn
tout-z birthday.
.-\ largo numlwr nl’ Somali. :Inrl
\l'ltlnipatlit lwtlplv' twin to llrt‘vhgvporr
this morning, to :Illrlltl Ill" tritll o!
”Won Murphy, tlit- ritrinl throw-r
’l’iu- Woman's. t'hrlmun 'i‘.-tntn1r.ttm1
lilillrn W” little! li~ t’tnulur “will/J)
hunting with Mix. it 'i” Mltklll l7-
Ilny tun-oi, l’rltlny at It n‘tlml. til
tl'lI Rt‘ll‘tlmv
.iliwrt Atlllltldwu. n!’ ltnton illll,
tirllvr [or W 5 Sturtvvdnl. no. lliuwll
from his wagon visitor-la). out! slrurk
Ilu- . .lflli on our or bi» bundle, tuiurltm
lb.- Ilwmlwr badly,
.lmoil lluynmml hull1 a into» loro-v of
own at uork today. cutting ln- "Ill“
Illthvu in lltlt'ltmw» 1mm iIlt‘ lert’
mud». llt- ”twin to lill Ult- lulu...»
lwmro It thaw will in
Min Anna ll. lit-uni now an sultlrmo.
upon “l'rotmtlml Mlmlmlu in Front-v"
m tilt.- mot-till: "I "w Indian-V numlu
tion at tho VorWulk touurvstullonul
ubutwl, ymlvulay all: room:
Tito input and nrmltwt mrritiw raid" at
tho Mutton lit nnnounrml by H. Kring-
vr, You run liliy litritnltt illlll I'tltlln im
in» thnn muntlllu'turrm‘ mum. tmI II
will bu now-straw to roll ”or”.
A npm‘llll min in tho t‘iirpo'l and run
'lt'lh'irltm'l‘il in Iht- ulirnr'littn III an»
drill & Iloyt'n ihlu revolt ilurtzolu.
urn slim oli'orml In tho drr zoom n01
lions and domtuttit- dome-Import
Flour hurt ndl’unrwl. but til» (My harm
rain and ling-t that. tho Now V‘orit firm»
try t’nmmll! has Mt will no at tho
old tit-iron. Anotiwr ouriuud III on tho
troy. but when it ilfl’l'fll tho llfll‘fll will
It» hinht-r. tiny now
llama» ilennrtt. a troll-known mul-
dent ol llontll Norrrnlls. Iron unrated
but night. rhumrd with drunkrtlmn.
“I!“ of Dir. whit-h ilvnnrtt no: trouble
to pay. Iliul ‘9 won its ttnlgmuonrw tn-
Inn to Jail.
Th4" Woman) Rollo! liorpn oi [long
in Fowl" Punt. ll. A it. 2an- n mm
mm owl-i and doom» last night in
Int hall in South Main um". t’muldt
Irina tho arm.- Imtlwr. than V” n
(mad «man, Thu, Marriott» ”In
mt truth furnish-I atom.
The poll" in». night around in
aim”
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”Aunt Marla Pancake Flour,
This morning .lodgv l'rmt lmpmwd n .
II
Ii
Aunt Jemima
Grandma’s
Pennsylvania Buckwheat,
I90 Pkg
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F. D. LAWTON 8' COMPRNY,
22 Houth Main Sim, South Norwalll.
Few of you know the real value of gram, so
price tells you nothing. ”or oat-t are worth
every cent we ask for them. They're bright
and sweet, free from dirt and dust, and in
every way the best that can be grown.
Some others. perhaps, not worth a vent.
How shall you decide?
We guarantee perfect satisfaI-tiou with what-
ever you buy of us. and wo'to been in business
long enough to prove we kt’t’p our promises.
"h““m “" “""W- Buy oats that's Mean.
II. 0. Food for Homo.
H. I). Ford {or l'ulIIt'. .‘IANL’EL '1‘. I’IATCHI
H. 0. Food fol" l'utlliry.
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Book and Siahonem Store.
Broom Stock. West Yucca. 1%
E R in“ line \ulcst Books. Stationery. Rr’t'lsis' Mutts {‘1
rials. School hauling and Moraine Supplies. 3:
. Smut. assortment oi Bunk Books. I
l. Orders taken ’lor thumping. commercial printing. hook
l ll'lnd'mg and picture Stunting. '
Special salts on Saturdays.
\D’l\\'\am Y. Beets. ?
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The Connecticut General Life Insurance u.
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l\ in? With}. .\ MAIN I.\'
Receipts, Assets. Surplus. Policies in Force. insurance Written in Connecticut.
8. s. L'HOMMEDIEU. Gen. Rgem.
Nil 1” .thllW .\l.l\ ”INS.
When the Time Arrives
“91‘3“” III hn\l’ in”? l‘:'luilith, ”dint’l'" "1' ”Hill .“le‘l llIl' I" l'l I'llil't II.
YOU 006!" 10 “HOW 1051' WHO
mu do Hi" It wilt vpllvkl}.
and out \nll rlmtllm: again.
In tItllllH linu tullt our no \\ “.qu In :m
Illglll. Hilltoitl} Hr lInlItls‘l}' ltllll Int-l tin-oily
tilllu Ilntk :IIIII pron ultimo-tort
TheCoulter& McKenzleMachineco.
BRIDOEPORT. CONN.
“Allihl. “MILK .\ “I’ICI I.\l.l\.
m pmmi to II” .‘ nor n1 "I?“ am tin.
\l' Itwutrl ' HllIlHi 13mm“: mow
North o-Inl of tltvlml.
I‘r‘l I“ \’I’l’~ “IVES I IIITI'HFI’I L'l .
H il lilt-hmond m moving (rum .
North mum to t'rtm ilH'l'l't. Norwnllt. l‘“‘“‘ ‘ ‘" A "
M14 ?
Mr and SIM-l. John W, Ill-titty llllVi‘ 3 “h Pay more 9 1.
rvlurnml homo» truth illt‘lr untitllml ' 1.
trip. Mm.-- _-- ..
”til I lu-qttnlml .‘IIth .‘It‘nl.
on lta Imuw 'Impllw. i,- urn-m-
pomvd {or omilily and on» 5
rtgtlttIt-II for prior. 'I'Itr inn-l 'tll
tw'I-ry fl'flifl‘l; 7t'h4 :l pm how,
or i lw'kntzm for 25M». Why
put moo“? Fir-t int tin-I will
out.
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l’tlit tilil’l'lvtll: 1 limit Ills-
rull. tit-ll lit-mail. Vit'lmn Vt»
nilin Plum" Wotan. int
homo mode» glint" poop...
iAInl-n' Tumult”. Applnt. run
driwl. at M II proud: fl “and:
22 on». lit. ilumiyl- l’rtnla.
Arthur b’lmlmm our pit-vim on thr
:tmmrl .ltmr til lmnlmry. Minn ht-
dilpwl mm It Miro" from tlw floor ril-
lort-vl lit.» lrnli' lit-It llII- hip and Will
in up to lllt‘ umwr "ll. Di“ Wumm
Inmow‘l ”1in and thrw—tplurtm‘ lurk»
we "I would.
Thu trtlntm of tho unto what» (or
hoyr. hat:- two lurimi by tlovornor
i'mllt to hold lhoir vital. Milli: ut Ills
"mm ’lht- mooring. a spot-int our. trill
ho held by "it? govt-root Thornton
i‘olirtmry All. What tho porno-e at tho.
invitation is I! not known. .
‘lho title at "It" tutu". om
”ml!!!" hon hum nil! cm“ .7
m tartan "'93”. it I» . w
oil Italian. and will» It to hurt I“ m
moxunnstaml would.”
.._.u..w.w.w
M a”-.. .
morn liming. ‘J’Ifln.
liar tun-noun. tint mu at tho ”I Mull!!!“ mum- gin».
D II!” and lflmlfflfilf "”1"“. 3‘ IF 3" Mn... ml” “m
m of all out" pawl”. l W m M” ML
. l
tum mutt: rwm’vtm dorm. In! a .
mm" Ironwork am». 1
' mo, on-
MIMMH
Lorenzo Dibble.
W tlmry,
”I"? Ital-W
fl hrililnntly dint
m mum: to that
in a m
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For our "ammo trimdfi, iii ,
SPRING FABRICS FOR I”
‘ Iva—N—
Giughams and Cambrics
Arr going to be worn very largely till» year. We have anticipated ii
hllOW you n line stock of both, of thoytvry intent denim.
To livm up trade, we otter today, one mate of
Outing Flannels at 7c per yard.
Extra good quality and vhoim
Htuwiul stain of
Counterpanes, at 69c, 75c and $l.00 ell
V ery mm b It'rlr‘ than the regular
EDWARD STREE,
No. 5 Gazette Building. XorImllt Conn.
SMKnL’PnomTS.
Bicycles for?
“Emil”.
svnlcust.
anw roll bar hotter.
EAGLES.
\l till 'i t-lmltu-r whorl til
$25
if tin trade «lmirmll.
Tools! Builders’ Hardware!
1,. -t \...mm.m Inttostl'titm-
WE REPAIR ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING.
Fox Cycle 8: Hardware
1250 \i’mitinmon Strwt.
"Ei’Ell’I'TiilNG FROM A NEEDLE To AN ANCHOR."
DEERFW pm
Sausagemnm
Twenty lbs. Tub Ballot
At a ”tilt Iw .ow the market price.
Tools !
IIIE [SIVERSII
F001)
CHOPPER
CHOPS ALL KINDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-
"orm Pieces as FINE or
COARSE as wanted.
Peaches.
Home-
Made
Grapes.
Other machines chop Ineat Citron.
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE; cuorrmc canned ; plums.
BOWL ALTOGETIIER.
—.——
CHOPS Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.-
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
every day. Call and see it.
(landed, Watkins & Doll.
llzi Worthington Strut-t. rloutll Noni-31k.
City Bum .t Relief.
Notice lit horoby niwn that the llourd
of ilt-llrl oi tho «1in ol flouth NiirWilIk
will mmt on \i'odnr’mloy January 20;.
l‘I'H, at :30 otitult p in , Saturday.
l‘t- brunrys a, at’ .. mlmlt p. m. ; Wt-dnrw
day. February 9. at 7:30 o'clock p. In;
Wodtlosdny. February ill, at 1:30
Il'rlm k p In; Wodnouday. l't'liruary
:1. at T in "PM p. m.. in tho ('titm—
til t'.hamlw on iinvllnntl nitoot in
mild rity. for tho portion» of homing
and clolormlning all apponlu two: ”to
doings oi thr- Anmlmru oi said city on
tho lint III will.
Data-d at South Somalia January )9
lam.
Fruits.
SlilllEi GOISTOGKJI.
L’Natrtlt Main Street.
THE NEW
MAHACKEMO.
”"0 of the Loading “Halli! M W”. 1
t'ounw'tlrnt. ’
Strawberrlcl.
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