'_ lluuilm of in tin cm
. Battered by Sentinel Reporters.
‘ Relies ts Advertisers.
Sentinel sampled. who desiré
oi advertisement. must have
the copy for the change in the office by
,2 o'clock. . m. on the day before the
changed a vertiaement will appear.
liars-berm
November tides at Wilson's Point.
001111.. compiled 110111.11. 8. Coast Sur-
vey tables:
Abovs_ Above or
“W. ; below law.
Date 11. T. Mark. L. T. Mark.
16. 9.57am. 8,6“. 3.44am. ~05“.
10.34pm. 7.5“. 4.27p.m. -~1.2“,
17. 10.43am. 3.7“. 4.35am. ~00“.
11.12pm. 7.5“. 5.16pm. -—1.2ft.
18. 11.27am. 8:5“. 5.2%... --0.5“.
‘ 6.08pm. ~11“.
19. 12.01am. 7.4“. 6.09am. ~03“
12.10pm. 8.2“. 6.47pm. -0.lift.
20. 12.43am. 7.2“. 6.58am. —0.Ift.
12.52pm. 7.8“. 7.31pm. --0.6ft.
21. 1.251.111. 7,011. 7.46a.m. 0.211.
1.34pm. 7.4“. 8.14pm. -0.2it.
22. 2.08a.m. 8.8“. 8.83am. 0.5“.
2.18pm. 8.9“. 8.58pm. 02“.
2!. 2.6511111. 0.6“. 9.5mm. 0.8“.
8.02pm. 6.5“. 0.42pm. 0.5“.
- 24. 3.448.111. 6.5“.10.14a.ln. 1.0“.
3.50pm. 6.2“. 10.25pm. 0.7“.
25. 4.84am. 6.4“. 119511.111. 1.1“
4.42pm. 6.0“. 11.10p.m. 0.9“.
u. , 5.26am. 0.4“. 11.54am. 1.1“.
5.37pm 6.1“. 11.54pm. 0.9“.
27. 8.15am. 0.6“.
6.32pm. 5.0“. 12.42p.1n. 1.0“.
28. 7.03am. 0.8“. 128811.111. 0.9“
7.24p.1n. 0.1“. 1.21p.m. 0.7“.
20. 1.47am 7.1“. 1.22a.m. 0.711,
8.12pm. 6.4“. 2.10pm. 0.3“
80. 8.30am. 7.6“. 2.08am. 0.511.
8:68pm. 6.8“. 2:53pm. -0.ifl.
RANGE 01" TIDES.
Spring. 8.4 ft.; av.. 7.2 ft; mp, 59 ft.
..slg1liiles plus; - signiiles minus.
WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast for. ”tumour-sto—
night and Friday.
The storm area central in the lake
region yesterday morning. has m'ov-
ed eastward across New England. it
is followed by an area of high pressure
and pleasant weather. No low temper-
atures were reported this morning.
George Harris, of Lowe street. is con-
fined to his room by sickness.
E. E. Corham is repainting Miss G.
A. Chinery's house in Burbank street.
I
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Studwcll and
Dwight D. lngrnham‘arc in Washing-
ton, D. C.
A daughter was born to Mr. am.
Mrs. John Wolthausen, of 29 Ccda:
street. yesterday.
—Bc sure and get your supper at the
Berkeley street chapel tonight. Slipper
served from 5:30 to 8.
The long building in Chestnut street.
South Norwalk. owned by the I). l’.
idly estate is being repainted by E. 1-}.
Gorham.
A council of the Connecticut State
Federation of Women's Clubs will he
held in thc tullrch of the Redeemer.
New Haven. Friday. November 17, at
11‘s. m.
The regular monthly business nicel-
ing of Y. 1'. S. C. E. of the Norwnlh
Congregational Church will be held
this evening. at the close of the pray-
cr meeting. .
At this season of the year about ten
persons are employed at C. O. Holden's
in Harwinton making dried apples.
The apples have to undergo seven or
eight prrx-esaes before they are ready
to be placed on the market.
. dill: rims-1mm”? ‘
new club oi Norwaik. will
in #W” "‘9 “W t
.
, ,Tlla
git
i ‘W
place!» Villain-all.
V‘Wiillsm Thompson, the «pres-man,
mwmbslednfpm at blachborsss.
”is... diary Clans. of Narnia. has re-
‘ home trout a visit in‘itartiord.
dirhe Norwsila,0heu.>»0hochry and
Willa! or i new so any-m mem-
a .- » 1 ’
Sabre-small '1'. c. Cavanagh has
llocil‘flisht a truck horse from his: Tar-
. ‘41 ‘
,—-Don't tail to see the cake walk at
Music Hall. November 21. Bridgmn
and South Norwslk cake walkers will
compete for a handsome prise.’ Tics
kets now on latest A. J. coilins's store.
George E. Ssrtain has moved from
Chestnut street. South Norwaik, to
Grove street.
Linxweller's orchestra will furnish
‘music for an entertainment by St. Jos-
eph‘s Guild.
William P. Beers, the Norvialk m.
tioner. Is in New York today, buying
holiday goods.
Us
John Campbell, of Harriet street. has
lost several flne iowla from his hen—
nery the past few nights.
-—Don‘t forget the supper at the
Berkeley street chapel tonight. from
5:30 to 8.
The Helping Hand Circle of King's
Daughters will meet Friday evening
with Minis Annie Russell. of East Nor-
walk.
Bishop McMahon Council. Catholic
Benevolent Legion. is arranging for an
entertainment to be given early in the
new year. .
St. .lobns’ Lodge, 1". and A. M.. at a
stated communication this evening.
will work the third degree. A ban-
quet will be served.
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Club Company will be held today. A
board'of directors will be elected and
the annual-reports submitted.
-—Steam Carpet Cleaning at Luther
M. Wright's.
The Woman’s Christian Temperance
Union will hold its weekly meeting
with Mrs. Joseph Richard's. Friday. at
:1 o'clock. All are invited to this
meetingm ,.
’.'/
Our Brothers' Lodge. No. l0. 1. 0. 0.
R. will hold a roll-call. Monday cv-
ening. November 27. at 8 o‘clock. Hon.
E. J. Hill will delver an address upon
what‘he saw on the Pacific coast. itc-
freshments will be served.
Arrangements are. being made. tor
two basket ball games at the Norwnik
Armory on Thanksgiving afternoon.
The I" team Is endeavoring to secure
the Seventy-first Regiment team of
New York city for one of these games.
The ladies of the West Norwalk lin-
ion Chapel gave a very successful New
England supper In the chapel. Tucs-
day night. They netted over 816. Am-
ong those who assisted in making the
affair a success were Miss Jennie Ham—
ilton and Mrs. Frederick Keyser.
.—_..
—We make our Candy. Lane.
The weather man expects fair
weather today. it may be cloudy in
the morning. bllt most of the day is
schcduled to be clear. it is not expect-
ed to clear up with a cold snap. and in-
dicatlons point very favorably to war-
mer wcather.
Ilighwuy Commissioner Mncdonald
has approved the following contracts-1
for highway improvements under the.
state appropriation: Middle-bury. grav-
cl road. John A. Doolittle 4’1. (711., New
Haven. $1.100: Waterbury. gravel road
and grading. George S. Abbott. of Wu—
terbury. $4.400.
There is more style to a Stein-Bloch
rcady-to-wear suit or overcoat than
there is to most custom-made clothing
and the price is half what your tailor
would charge, so says Willis ii. Scl-
icck. the up-to‘date clothler. who is
agent. for the Stein-Bloch clothing in
Norwalk.
-Pienty Peanuts in Brittle at Lane's. .
Lovers of line art 1.“ be interested:
in the fine collection of passepartoutug
on sale at Tillotwn & Mllls's. Thc'
subjects and titles are taken from the
famous paintngs. and are mounted on‘
heavy mats. with glass protection,
They make a most artistic wall dec-l
oration. ;
llilly Hut: and Eddie Hausman, of i
New Haven. two of its best known;
wheelmcn. have turned from small-111‘
to professional ranku. They were:
quietly notified by c lrman Satchel-l
dcr of the Racing rd of tneiri
—Give children Lane's Ice Cream.
The continued dry weather and the
lowncss of the. wells has brought the
problem of furnishing pure water for
the pupils of Greenfield Hill School,
prominently to the front. The Village
improvement society has voted to con-
tribute 2100 toward the cost of an ar-
teslan well.
A ball lamp in the residence oi
George W. Stevens, 106 South Main
street. exploded last Monday night. and
threatened the house with destruction.
Prank Wilcek. an agent for the Meta:-
m W‘wfll’rfli angel‘s.“ 1
3 ‘ Improv‘ ‘ "has mousing madetothe ‘
"luster I it" do” no. and the! will; pollun Life Insurance Company. who
race as professionals on some of the! was passing. went to the assistance oi
indoor tracks during the present wln- i the ladies In 3hr! house. and smothered
let. . thlI danl’es with a mg.
The new directories for Winston mull can,” the provisions of 1 lease cu-
Torringion are ready for distributlou.ftored info by the Bridgeport Steam-
la Winsted an increase oi 139 names in 1 boat Company and the New York. New
shown. indicating a growth OI popula- Haven and Hartford Railroad Comm-
UOI of about 350 Which Iddvd to “why. the former has rented the dock pro-
Isum hand on lustre-It'll directory party at the foot of Wall street.
will give Win-ted a total population of W. by a period of twenty
a‘trlla over 2.000 or 4.000 less than years at an appeal rental of $4.160. the
Torrllgton. which has an increase of ileum is signed by President Jenkins.
131 names over last year. 1100"" lief the steamboat company and Presi-
‘ growth of 1.400. , ,ldeni Hall for the railroad constant
and (Jake Sale. inasmuch «If you like a cigar made from pure
are we
1119:0111?“
together.
,‘ . An‘absol
. 11111:. .IMIK 3::
mos are g
" ou’ll find no
a
swag-mass."
‘ . are they" reflected here. 'areiul
not to overlsgphasm the merits of a single arti-
‘ " I
1y .. impress you with the foot that in-
inhale 7.4 as sndgmbsolute y,’ right price should go
ufily‘ ' ht pricemust of necessity has low
profits make high prices, hence
ht prices. ‘
“.‘live and let live”
full force here stall times. ,
ever cemented into the foundation of any
New Wo’ll Hold Up 1110 Mirror.
principle in
{ll-incline was
usmess.
No fairer
voo's wruriln mesa-r.
you have the gratifying assurance that
you get all that canbe put into a
Jacket to make it a good Jacket“ in
. every respect. Style. material. fit. iln-
ish. As to"price, that little "let live"
prollt is making this garment section
famous.
breasted. silk lined. $4.08.
Imdles' Melton Cloth Jacket. silk lin-
ed. strap seams, Box front in Castor
and Black. at 19.28.
Satin lined, Box front, "0.49.
ble breasted Box front, satin
$12.49.
YOUR CHILD'S COAT.
You want to buy your girl as good a
cost as your pocketbook will stand,
but you want the price to be honest
and the style right. You get both
here.
Children's Kersey Cloth Reefer.
braid trimmed. double breasted. 83.75.
Child‘s Kersey Cloth Reefer Sailor
Collar. braid trimmed. $4.98.
Misses‘ Melton Cloth Jacket. double
breasted strap and button trimmed.
85.49.
WAISTS AND PETTICOATS.
silk. Resdy-to-weur Petticoats of all
kinds of popular materials. Time. and
worry saved here. Yes; and money
saved too.
Ladies“ Flannel Waists made up in
the latest style in Blue. Red. Brown
and Black. 98c.
Ladies‘ line plain or iwilled flannel
Waists. braid trimmed in Green, Blue,
Red and Black. at 31.49.
Ladiee' Plain color
Waists. at 83.98.
lmdies' Taffeta Silk Wels‘ls corded
and white, still ng. at $5.75.
Ladies' seal brown Sateen tinder-
skirts. ruille flounce. at 89c.
Ladles' stripe Mercerised Sateen
linde‘rskirts, in Old Rose, Navy. Green
and Black. at “.49.
DRESS GOODS DOINGS.
Newest weaves, best colorlngs. Just
those fabrics you are looking for to
make the tailored suit or separate
skirt. Please note these iota carefully.
, «1"
mi)“;
[”17" "’3‘
Tauctn silk
38—inch all-wool Fluids. rough sur—
face. at 491: yard.
:’ -inch all~wool Jacquard Dress
Good . in Navy. Green. Drowns and
Old one. at» 49c. yard.
viii-Inch ail-wool broken Checks for
tallor~made units, at 751'. yard.
54-inch nil-wool Cheviots in Greys,
It you buy your Winter Jacket here. i
ladlea' Boucle Cloth Jack’et. doublo‘
Indiea' Black Melton Jacket. Black‘
Ladies' Castor Beaver Jacket. don-I. ‘
lined.
Ready-to-wear Wplot‘s oi wool and
llrowns and Navy. 08c yard.
ammo
WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR.
. November holds the record tor Un~
idorwear selling. We're stocked with
mood dependable Underwear to make
this November's selling memorable.
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Women‘s Heavy Fleece lined Shirts
and Pants, 10c.
Women's line Jersey ribbed iiecce
lined Shirts and Pants, 251:.
Women's line Merino Shirts and
Pants. all sites, at 40c.
Women's tine white wool Shirts and
Pants. extra heavy. 75c.
Women's Scarlet all-wool Shirts and
Pants. 98c.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
Men's natural grey heavy weight
Shirts and Drawers. 261:.
Men's fleece lined Shirts and Drew.
era. 39c. .
Men's Camel‘s Hair or natural wool
Shirts and Drawers. at 4011.
Menu Pawn Merino Shirts and
ilrawers: 75c.
UMBRELLAI A SALE.
There‘ll be rain. there‘li be snow,
'twixt this and Christmas.’ You'll per-
haps need an i'mbreiia. ,1 Buy now.
here and from these andlyou'll save
something-he's did. "i
. l ’
Euvinch fast black Waterproof Cloth
Umbrellas. 49c.
28-inch Twilled Serge Umbrellas.
Cherry Wood Handles. china mounted.
60c.
26-inch iwilled Gloria Silk timbre]-
las. Paragon Frame. natural twisted
handles. 98c.
28'inch Gents' fine Gloria Silk Urn-
breilas. Paragon Frame. natural twist-
ed handles. sterling silver mounted.
81.89. -
The famed Robinson Umbrella cov-
er. l'mbrcllas recovered while you
wall, from 79c. to 81.60. '
‘ Lonesome 1.015.
Bargains in every best sense of the
word. Each lot emphasize by “soil to
give it proper prominence. If in need
of any of the following take good ad-
vice—buy.
Just in. our new line of children's
caps. 11 full and complete assortment.
A very pretty and nobby lot of 11a-
dies' dressing Sacuues. from 75c to
83.08. ~.
lloya' all-wool sweaters in Blue and
Red. white trimmed. collars and ends.
turtle neck or sailor collar, 90 and
81.25.
Indies‘ Outing Flannel Night Gowns
all sizes. in ilgured or self colors, 98c
and $1.25. ,
114 Washington smot.
South Norwalk.
ity is disregarded.
Jeweler
«dis-sad
mule. K. it. from 2 to ile'cloek Friday and choice ttobaoeo try the . imperial
Wettfldloyt'uhwm eye's. R
1
1'1 scorn amt eraser.
W
There’s as much difierence in grain as
there is in apples or any other article.
It is easy to make low prices if qual-
Your Friend to be Ilarried ?7
Gifts of first quality CUT GLASS AND SILVER. create permanent admira-
, tlon. Come in and look. it will be time advantageously spent.
H. s. ROOD,
and Optician.
The market is al-
ways full of low-priced goods. but buy-
ing "cheap” grain is not economy and
it’s mean to your animal. ‘
Bur 011's Tim's Cans. i
down 1. HATCH.
Telephone connection.
o
SOUTH answers. CONN.
\
.l"
m Aim ., .
hearse tonight.
"Pioneer Castle 11 ‘ to «I the Mysv
tic Chain. will work t Mill"! de—
lue. Friday evening.
it has not been ditoovered 'yet which
publisher owns the that bit Kip-
Mgr-Tito Record. om... .
--l'ure 00f. and cream. to cull. Lane's
. Mr. and Mrs. Charles “March. 0!
Arch street. are laid lathe Horse
Show at New York y.. . .
August Spain, the Woodward avenue
baker. has purchased the business of
unpaid Wehrle. in Cedar ttmt.
Company F's basket ball team will
go to Stamford, Wednesday night. to
. play the Seneca team of that place.
W
—Dr. 11.8. Ito-em oeulist. can be
consulted in the parlors of the its-
haekemo Hotel. on Tuesdays. between
the hours of i and 7 p. m. and daily
between t and 12 a. 111., t and
D. 111.. at In State
examined and
Henry Deagnn. arrested by Chief of
Polce Bradley. last night. for intoxi-
cation. was fined 85 In the Town Court
by Judge Gregory. this morning.
street. Bridgeport.
dismal treated.
Miss Agnes Coughlin. Miss Lucy
Brennan, and William Cahlll. of Nor-
walk. were guests at the Casey-Hayes
wedding in New York. Wednesday.
Cockenoe Tribe. Order' of lied Men.
will institute tonight. linens Hsymak-
ers' Association leaving South Nor-
walk at 8 o‘clock. After the business
isms-oncluded refreshments will be ser-
v .
. --Horse Clipping. L. M. Wright's.
The Eccentric Club was entertained
by Miss Fanny B. Hoyt. of East ave-
nue. last evening. Six~handed euchre
was enioyed, the first prises being won
by Mrs. William Bette and Oliver
Jackson. The second prizes went to
Miss Sally Belts and George ilctts.
The Norwalk Mission continues to
hold largely attended services. and the
interest seems to increase instead of
lag. Thirty-seven conversions have
beenr recorded since the llrst of Sep-
tember. all of whom are doing nicely
and are well pleased with the new life
they are leading. '
-_.._.__.___.
—Delicious Pure Candy. Lane.
No man knows any one except him-
self. whom he judges lit to be set free
from the coercion of laws. and to be
abandoned entirely to his own choice.
By this consideration have all civil-
ized nations been induced to the en-
sctiou of penal laws; laws by which
every man‘s danger becomes every
man's safely. and by which. though
all are restrained. yet all are benefited.
-o.iobnson.
The receipt to make a speaker. and
an applauded one. too. is short and
easy. Take common sense. quantum
111111ch1: Add a little application to the
rules and orders of the House (of
Commons). throw obvious tiwughts in
a new light. and make up the whole
with a large quantity of purity. cor-
rectness and elegancy‘of style. Take
it for granted that by far the greatest
part of mankind neither analyze nor
search to the bottom: they are in-
capable of penetrating deeper than
the surface—Chesterfield.
BANKS DISCUSS DOND MATTER.
New York. November Ill-The banks
and the trust companies in this citv
had up to noon, manifested no disposi-
tion to avail themselves of the govern-
ment‘s offer to purchase 825000.000 of
its bonds. There were numerous direc-
tor meetings at which the bond matter
was invariably the chief topic of dis-
cussion. During the ilrst today. be-
tween/tam and 310.000 of the four
and live per cent. bonds had been pre-
sented at the sub-treasury for sale.
They represented the holding of pri-
vate individuals who seemed to think
they were doing well to get the mar-
ket prices with accrued interest.
OFFICERS OF THE MAJESTIC DE-
. LIGHTED.
New York. November Iii—The White
Star line steamship Majestic. lately ac-
quired by the British government for
use as a transport. arrived at her dock
this morning. The oMcers of the Ma-
jestic are delighted with the prospect
of government service. Purser Brandt
said: “Well. this is good news. Will
we go? Of course we will. Every man
on board will stay with the ship it he
can."
COMMISSION MERCHANT ASSIGNS.
New York. November Ill—Joseph Ag-
oetini. shipping and commission mer-
chant. made an assignment today to
A. T. Glliender. Agoatlni was rated at
$300,000 by the Mercantile Agencies.
M...—
PERSPIRATION.
Some Interesting investigations
have been made in the matter of per-
spiration. and the following conclu.
alone have been arrived at: The per-
sptr tion is more concentrated on the
righ side of the body. It would. by
the way. be interesting to know who—
ther the opposite was the case in the
left handed. The palm of the hand
sweats four times more than the skin
,of the chest. and the cheeks its times
as much. There is a slow increase in
the sweat iu the afternoons. especially
noticeable from 8 to it o'clock at night.
After midnight there is a miminntlon.
Feeding has but little influence on
this function. Elevatiml of the sur-
rounding temperature increases the
pcrapiratlon.-New York Ledger.
1-3. N. Dingley. of Kalamazoo. Mich.
who prepared a biography of his filth--
er. the late Representative Dingiey. re-
ports that President McKinley, in a
recent conversation Mtn him. said:
"When you come to write of my rela-
tions to Congressman Dlngley any ini
the stmngmt and most emphatic
terms that l olered him the position
of secretary of the treasury. and that
be deemed an the ground that be
could help me more in the House than
in the may, ."
l.‘
was mogul re- .
’ PARTOUTS we’ve placed on sale today. Th0
everyonetnatteud his Great Cl ’.
oi' Dry 0‘ ,‘ Hosiery, Underwear, Fancy
We are going to close out this stock at”: .
prices marked ea thestockm so lowwem '
edy'ouwillappreclabethefact. Remember r'
ofDryGoods,stwlioleaale,a1-ecoasi ;
This makeatheealestlll more important“
Earliest customers havethe best selection; 1“
Edward Str“
No. l Gaamo'Ifulldlng, No
Lovers of Fine
Cannot help but appreciate the collectidn
and titles are those taken from the most
PAINTINGS. mounted on heayy mate of adv
logs. with heavy glass protection, bound edges;
lets ready to hang upon the walls. In various,
prices, regular 10c. 121e, 15c. 19c, 359 and748o ‘
Passepartouts
Are truly the most artistic of wall decorations;
the makeup and from an artistic standpoint. .Th‘
to appeal to every one. We have ONE THO l ’ -
different STUDIES OF ART torchoose from." F-
SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to our MILLINERY DEPARIM
which is complete in every detail. .
ATTRACTIVE LINE CHILDREN'S TAMS. ,
Full assortment of STAMPING PATTERNS and EMBROIDERY
TERIAI.S. 1 "
Tillotgon
86 Washington Street, South Norw’alkfgonn:
STEIN-B106 101‘ (i. 4 . ;‘ , .
illul yon Style to 1 lull-Bloch Rudy-told “tit *
011m inn is' to not Colon lull Chitin, til
the pin is 1111 via! you idiot mil elitist.
,25 doz. Boys' Sailor Collar Sweaters. $1.25 quality;
we bought them cheap and give you the benefit. .
pace 59...
Have you seen the new Muiiler? We have a large
assortment to select from. at. . ..
wuns H. Sci-leek, "
UP-TO-DATE CLOTHIBR.
50 Wall street. Norwalk.‘Conn.
Holiday Photographs
Sittings for Christmas work should be made
as soon as possible. 1.
IEIEST STYLES II IODERI PORTRIIWIIE.
The Children’s Studio of the Twin Cities.
No sitti 3 made after four o’clock.
Cloudy: aye as good as clear ones.
“magm- E. M. J ACKSON,
Photwrmphcr.
53 Wall Street. lerwaik. Goal.
The ll0illll. Grocely’s Weekly Inlet Report
FLOUR—Special introductory price
for Sat , November 11, 24% lbs.
New 1’ t. 1101:.
WHITE MEAL—Fresh ground, very
desirable for mixing with buckwheat
and graham. for cakes. 2445c. lb.
2;“,
'1.
l
l...
1, 1 .
s Millsiy'
.ooooveeeeveoaw
0p. lorwslk llotei.
"Just add hot water and serve"
for six persons. High quality, 1.0.
SMALL HAMS-Pig Hams to I‘ll
from 1 109 lbs.
DRIED FRUITS—New m 14
CRANBERRIES—Fizné ones. Will lgltlcm; "“9“ u“ an“ ”’1”!
, .. 0c. ' .
”glxfiamg‘flfifi‘fmm “up!" on Blueberries are gaining in favor, 1k .
can.
MY wrrs's SALAD unassliio- “
Biggest and best Mince Meat. Since brought into notice hmhasbaal
our counter. li‘ine as possible. 12c qt..
will sell gallon at 40c. A
new competitor. Will make three tried by new customers and proved In
good sized plea. is the result of study claimed. "No better ever put in IN.
and experiment to produce aoeiicious tic." ~
article. 10c pkg. NEW ClDER—-This last lot is away.
CRAB MEAT FLAKES. 15c, and six ahead of my first two lots. in quality.
So“ Shell Crabs. 25c. in tin. ISweet. heavy body. No decayed Ip-
CAMPBELL'S SOUPS In variety— pics used. .
New goods constantly arriving What can we do for you? We are here
for mutual benefit. ' , .
Lonzuzo DIIILI. ,
Wheutrylngtoreadaaduw WU
these long evenings, it base-i aver:
apparent that the eyes medic-a Ole .
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