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ill ‘ 9' George} hell. ot'Cove streetlls
‘ Stabbinm Adams. of Hill street 15' ill
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M1ss Jennie Camelon is visiting in
New York
Mrs. Florence 0. llirch is visiting in
New York. '
to
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William 0. Roberts is ill at his home
in Riverside avenue.
Mrs. Oilfield Randall
avenue, has been Ill
of Riverside
Miss Nana Banks is ill of the grip
at her home in Fifth avenue.
Albert Elwood. of Bridgeport, was
the guest of Milton Elwood. yesterday.
Miss Minnie Ferris. of Riverside ave
into, is the guest ol‘relutlves In Brook~
lyn.
Robert Thompson led the early
meeting in'tbc Methodist Church, last
evening.
(‘urt llllng. of Mt Vernon, spent
Sunday with Charles H. Pearce, of
Cove street.
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MONDAY SHARES THE BAR-
GAINS on SATURDAY.
Just as many togood things here
stripe
Cross bar whityc fancy
muslin, for waists andwchildrcn's
wear. I’ricc tzyzc. yard.
Checked nainsook, white. l’ricc
(IVA/4C. yard.
10- 4 white cotton blankets.
1 rice 49c. pair.
tomi‘ortahlcm light weight.
filled with
Price $1.11).
made from silkolcnc.
snow white cotton.
$1.25 and $1. 50.
(14— llltll blcac-htd damask l’ricc
25c \ar.d
5—8 napkins. Price 751‘. dozen.
Donict lianncl. Price 5c. yard.
LACES.
New \v'cnctian Iacc bands. ccru.
white and Iincn color. l’ricc 15c..
19c. and 25c. yard.
All—over Iaccs ccrn. and Iincn
color. l’l‘it‘c 37}41‘.. 501‘. and 751'.
yard.
Swiss cmhroidcl‘ics vcry Iikc
lat'c. l‘ricc 5c. yard.
licnts' all— lint-11 hamlkcrchicfs.
l tit't' lgl/Jc t'acli
COLLEGE GIRL PICTURES.
l'illy mort- opened this morn~
ing. subjects are: Johns Hopkins
I'niycrsity, Yale. Harvard. l.'cnu-
sylvania. Princeton and (Soil.
l’ricc 50c. each.
RIBBONS.
liant'y ribbons No.
I’ricc 10c. yard.
No. 40 width plain Mctalliquc
taffeta. l’ricc lat/gt. vard.
.\11 our new fancy tallctas .\'o
.111 and so width. Price inc yard.
\"aluc 25 and 331' yard.
I’inc Dresden Ribbons
cord and hcmstitchcd.
I‘Ianut'l waists. all colors. :1 $3
waist l'ricrllii. 50.
New 1.11 c sailtn collars. Ilcw
shapes. cxtlusivc kinds. only our
of (’at b. most of them the very Iat~
rat pattern» of lac'c—‘vriy haml—
sonic. l' Iit‘t‘ 1181' to $5.00 c.1111.
(lrcnndinr \«Vindsor St'lll‘ll'i. plain
colors. l’ricc 25c each.
New stock collars, 250. catch.
New Automobile scails. 25c.
and sec. each.
New 1.. Aigloh collars. prior: 501:.
each.
‘WAR RELICS.
The interest still continues.
Some new things are added.
Smith & Wesson Revolvers.
Reinington RcvoI‘Vcrs.
Officers Swords
with about seventy five of the
Cavalry” Guns ileft at out each.
. , ’w
40 width.
with
_ uesday.
' duesdsy it his the Ilsree Gin
Wit hold a ycolonial entei’uiinment a
muenoe “"0! it 10.1 Rawhide.
”anus—mum
thodist church yesterday morning.
exchange with ”if; J.tl‘oulit.
Miss Cecile oh: 1.. who has bean
spending several days at her home
here. has returned to New iiuvcu
The quarantine for diphtheria has
been removed mm the. residence of
Charles Fitch in Myrtle avenue.
Rev. Qharies T. Coerr preached an
interesting sermon in the Church of
St. Edward, the Martyr, last evening
Rev. Mr Sweet is holding revival
ineetlhgsmfiheitonuudRev.J.11.11a-
vls will assist him tomorrow and Wed-
«rm—.1
The Mayflower indoor baseball club
will hold a practice name at headquar-
ters, this evening. in preparation for
a game with the R fir. G team.
Mrs. Florence Bradley, ornanbury,
and Mrs. Mary an1cnce, of New York.
have returned home from a short Visit
with Mrs. Emily Miller. of Cave street.
Harry W. Minor. of the law firm oi
Bronson and Minor. pl Waterbury. and
his father. were guests Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Thomas, of Henry
street. '
At the Methodist Church. this everl-
1111;. there will be an Epworth League
prayer meeting and a Bible study.
Miss Sadie Randall will conduct the
League meeting, and Rev. J. J. Faust
will lend the Bible study.
A meeting of the members of the.
Swedish Congregational Church will
be held tomorrow night to accept the
resignation of Rev. Gustaf Wimun, who
goes to a church in Brooklyn. and il
deeemed advisable call another meet.
lug.
A large congregation was present at
the Methodist Church lust nigflt. to
listen to a most interesting lecture by
the pastor Rm. ..l .i. Faust on “How
We Got Our Bible." Rev. Foust trur~
ed the liihlr from the origin of the first
manuscripts. which were shown in
stereopticon views. The lecture will
be concluded next. Sunday evening.
Lyman Gorhum managed the stcrcopti-
con.
E. E. Gorham.
East Norwalk
sells the paint that wears twice as
long a. loud and oil-«Devon lead and
zinc, ground by machinery.
The morning sermon ut the Advent
Christian Church. yesterday. was from
the text Philistines iii.. 20 “Our con»
versation is in Heaven from whence
also we look for the Saviour. the Lord
Jesus Christ." The first thought ud-
vnnccd was that the word “couversn-
tion" in the text mount more than the
words of our month while It includes
that, It means also our manner of life.
our citizenship. and. said the speaker.
I; we are citizens of Heaven. we should
conduct ourselves accordingly. If. said
he. a citizen of the United States should
go to South Africa, his manner of life
would be taken by the people there. as
the manner of the people of the llnltcd
States. and If he was a loyal citizen
he would conduct himself in a manner
to reflect credit on Ills home country.
So we. whose citizenship is in Heaven.
should live such clean lives that 11
would be plainly seen that while we arc.
in the world we are not of the world
The evening sermon was on “The Lamb
of God." text John I.. 29. "Behold the
Lamb of God which taketh away the
sin of the world." Attention was first
called to the lamb of Jewish sacrifice.
and then to the fact that throw things
could not atone fOr slit. but. were only
11 shadow of good things to (‘flllll‘. point.-
lniz to Jesus who should comc. and as
a lamb without. blemish. hour the sins
of the whole word. :‘nd by the shuddlnn
of l'lll‘i precious blood pay the debt of
sin and null it to the cross. rclcrriuc
to the ancient custom of nailing u bill
to the door post of the debtor after the
bill had been paid and cancelled. to
show passcrsby that the debt was paid.
This the prcroher Illustrated by null-
ing an imaginary bill over the door of
an anteroom in the church. He also
called attention to the fact that the
work of Jesus Is 11 finished work. and
needs not, nor cannot. no supplement-
ed by any work of mun. While it is
true that Paul enjoins us to “Work
out our own salvation with (our and
trembling." It is not that ma11.by his
work can earn salvation. an the apostle
plainly says “Yo are saved by grace
and that not of yourselves. It Is the
gift of God. " And again. It is "Not of
works lost any man should boast. “ but
rather let the salvation which is in you
work out, no that men may see that ye
are snved.liotl1 scimoun were by the
pastor, Rev. J W. Davis, and wow of
a very helpful character 'I‘hcio was
spcclnl and appropriate singing by the
choir it" both Ci‘VIccs.
d-— ”M—
NOTICE.
Notlc’c is hereby given that on an
easement of the polls and taxable prop
city of the lilust Norwalk School Ills-
trlct bus been made on the 'l‘own list
of 1900. Bald enrollment list may be
found ftireii’ainlnatlon at the store or
W. B. Hartford on‘lanst avenue. In said
district. The Board 0!. Relief Will
ford. on Wednesday. February 27111
from said assessment list.
rusty in. “1901’.
LAUItI’i‘B M 8Ml't‘ii.
CHARLES H. PEARCE.
Lilli.) DAVIS.
C, ' riot
tier. L. R. Streetei' preached in the ‘
.,,,
Qammittec 9", the
meet attho laid store of w. 8. Han-
1991. at 2 o’clock p. 111., to hear and
detethine all appeals mode to them
pitted at East Nor-walk. Conn. Fol»
ittce otthe lilastéllorwmk School
W
non iii 11111911. “ ‘ "
Dated at 'iaart Norwaiir, 901111.. Feb
«rusty 1t, 1901. '
111111mech B. BAKER.
nArlarrs 11.8
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pint riot
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WES T NOR WILK.
EVID-
Mrs. William J Mather is entertain-
inn Mrs. George Wilson and son Athur.
ol‘ Stamford.
Mr. and hire. Sammie. and daughter
Grace. of ureenileld 11111. are spend-
ing a few days win: their daughter.
Mrs. Stephen Burns. “
Mrs. William F. Mather celebrated
her seventy-third birthday, Monday. by
entertaining 11 few of her friends.
Aiuoug her guests was Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas li‘ulrty, Sr., and Mrs. Thomas
li‘nirty and daughter. Flu. and Mr. and
Mrs. Hurry Johnson and Mr. and Mrs.
Thaddeus Johnson. of New Canaan.
Refreshments were served.
ROWII YTON.
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There was good skating on several
ponds about the place. Saturday.
Edward ’l‘uttlc l1ns~sccurotl a posi-
tion on the steamer liuto C. Stevens.
Samuel Mend, of North uremic,
spent Sunday with his wire in lirook-
1yn.
lru Klgglns. of the West Side, spent
Thursday with his brother in New
York.
i. ll. lluymontl has a large force oi
inch 111 work today. on the upper ice
pond. .
M rs. John Crockett. of Raymond
itroct. was taken suddenly ill. Sunday
111011111123.
livbard ltucltctt. of Raymond street.
mm M'i:lll't.‘(l u pollution on the Kate c
Stevens.
Daniel Wicks is building a large.
nonucry in the rear of his property in
Raymond street.
liirnm 11. Taylor is substituting at
A. Dibblc's store for Edward Dibble.
who is ill of the grip.
A number of the inch of this place
sought 11 large quantity of eels, in the
harbor last Saturday.
.Mrs. Jessle Dillard and two children,
Ruth and Arthur. urc guests of rela~
:ivcu in Flatbusb, l.. l.
M rs. Joseph liutcs. of Burton. spout
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Monncll. of Logan avenue.
Alvnn 'l‘uttlc burned one of his larg-
ust lots over last Saturday. so that the
grass would come much faster for his
crop of buy next summer.
Miss l‘icllv Potty. of Stamford. is the.
guest oi Mr. and Mrs. liickuon W.
Cole. 01' liaymoud street.
Miss Lilla Wicks. who tilts been vis-
ltlng friends In Stamford. the past few
days. returned home today.
of Newark. N. .l.. was a
and Mrs. ll.
Tinker. oi’ the West Side.
John lilcler.
gut-st ovcr Sunday of Mr.
A.
John Broadway. of (‘i'ockctt avenue.
butchered one of his pigs one day list
week. it weighed I30 pounds.
Alllc Marsh. of lli‘llliit'llill‘t. is the
quest oi Mr. and Mrs. John lilt'h. of
Crockett. avenue. for 11 few days.
John l’lnndcr. Sr, huu savored his
connections with the Connecticut
Lighting and llnllwny Company.
George Wicks, of Raymond street.
was in Bridgeport. last Friday. nnu Ill
Ncw York cIty, Saturday. on business.
Miss Mary ’l‘uttlc. of ltullroud uro-
one. has scc mod a position lit the (lid
Well cigar factory. In South Norwulk.
Thctc “'11 an lighten I. ll ltuymond u
too pond In I'Mtiity-ntit'ond street. last
Saturday after noon. between two small
boys. of this place. ,,
Part of the prize winning buff Ply-
mouth itocks oand by the late ll‘red
crlck .l. l‘llllnrtl have been purchased
by (1. Dana l’ottci'. of. Stamford.
Edward (‘11sl1mun. of Columbia Col-
lope, New York was 11 guest. ycster
day of lllli unrcdln Air. and Mrm Wll-
Ilum Uuuhmau, of Logan uremic.
Mr. Camp. of Bridgeport. who one
charge of the rural free delivery
route, was in llowuylou scum. Suture
tiny, further Investigating the route.
at... - an... 1....
Mrs. Addlc Wood. who bun bct-u the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. John liroudwuy.
oi L‘roakctt avenue. tor a few days. rc-
turnod to her home in Stamford. out
urdur.
Miss li‘lorlnoIB. Smith. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Henry Godfrey. at
Main street. returned to Mattoawnn. N.
J.. where she Is ctnplhycd an d toachnr.
yesterday. '
The funeral at Mrs. John D
Baptist Church.
Union Cemetery. The l’tev Frank 1;.
brown olilclatcd. ' 1 1
Thu Ltidles" Aid Society, of tlic linp
tun Church. wIll moot tannin.
at Norwalk Fire . V
William W. Guide is sick with the. d
lloyt
was held daturdity afternoon from the
interment was In the
this
woult Thursday. With Mrs. ti. Arthur
lament an supper held it Gui-
ii Frid‘ night. 11111111111111
:1 two more eutertuimiiaiito at
character in the near future.
it . in our.
priced last ,aturday afternoon. ywhcn
they 11: und out that J. 11. Raymond and
siren thorn permission to skate on the
a [large crowd on it till the rest at the
r‘ortyusecu‘nd street pond. There was ,
grown in high .sltitlldu.‘
carefully matured {reality
roasted as demand snail-es
C B.(la1retsou was up from New
York. last week and looked over the
changes made to his summer residence
Oil the west side. All modern improve~
plants In the way of plumbing have
been introduced into the house. The
kitchen has been enlarged by an ex-
tension and several new doors have
been laid.
Several west side of the river boys.
while walking along
Scotch Clove, Washington's Birthday.
come across the wreck of an old sull-
bost about thirty feet long. The wreck
was partly burned. It was found in 11
spot seldom traversed and nave evi-
dence of having been there‘ for some
time, for it was well imbeudod In the
sand. Several pounds of copper lit-
tiugs were tound on the boat.
.
Mr. and Mrs. ll. (J. Raymond. 01’ the
West Side. entertained a few friends
at. whlst Washington's birthday night.
‘l‘ho guests present were Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Guylor and Miss Alice Cook.
The first prize was won by Mr. Gay-
lOI' and the consolation by Miss Cook.
There was also mush,- nnd rcl’rcuh-
men-.4.
W
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. Willis Cummings. of llrooklyn.
has returned utter :1 pleasant visit
among friends in town. Her sister.
bits. C. 0 Huntord of Lowlsboro. ac«
compunled her,
Adclogutlon of tin Stamford Wulk
[111; Club made u \'l' t llrlduy to the
home of a brother member. Edward
Buttery, in Burton.
Miss Caroline Stillman. ol the State
Normal School, visitml with her pilt'~
cuts. Mr. and Mrs: .l. 1". Silllmnn.
Washington‘s lilrtbduy.
Clayton Bartram has sold out his
crockery 11nd tluwurc store to Albert
S, Wood. who has taken possession.
Mr. llartrum. i1, is said will go into
the. real estate business.
Miss Pearl liouton. of this town. a
graduate of Brown's College. has rc-
celvcd a position with the 'l‘inncr‘s Mn-
chlnory and Supply Company, New
York, as stcuogrnpbor and bookkeeper.
Allrcd Morehounc loft last Saturday
for Washington. 1'). t‘.. where he met
Mrs. Morohonsc and Miss Mary A.
Cunningham. of South Norwalk. and
started for t‘lnytona. Florida, to spend
several weeks.
Almonnreuu'nt is made of the cu-
,zugement of Miss Grace Morrcll. niece
of Mr. and Mrs. George Fowler. t'l‘
Noroton Hclghts. to Mr. David litan-
scll. of the some place. The wedding
will take place 111 the home of Mrs.
ll‘owlcr after Easter.
Mosulngcr has sold out the t-xcluslvl
rights for pinpoint-luring gasoline ino-
lors to be used for light driving work.
automobiles. etc. also his patent
steam wheel, to l", i. Jones. of the Nor-
wulk Steam limiting and Lighting
Company. The deal was coimuinmub
cti Thursday. Mr. blcsslngcr has been
cmploycd as forwmnn by the company.
which will start at once to muunfuc
luri' those motors nlld ulcnni wheels
on :1 large scale. Mr. Mt'sslngcr has
been experimenting upon his motors
for 11 tom: time. itlltl It is claimed they
work :u'ri‘cctli'.
Mildred was deposed l’roni Ill‘l' proud
position as chuniplon ni' thc (love pond
Ice "(‘01 ill-Illuv. in 11 series of Illl‘t‘t‘
races for the championship pennant.
Nlord. the bout recently built for Mr.
Morey ol‘ Norotun. by Colonel Ambrmc
Webb. was twice the victor. Mlldrt'd
llnlubod first. In the second race, but
was dlsuuulillctl by the judges. and the
race awarded to the Rich brothcru'
bout. Robert Cotter. of Stamford. lur-
merly ol' Norwullt. was one of thc
judges.
A special town meeting wl. be bold
In the opera bout-111,110“ 'l‘llursduy
evening, the illiih Inst... for the purpose
of considering thc advisability of mak-
lug u new lease of the rooms now oc—
cupied by the town as selectmcu'u of-
Iico and lockup. and. If thought host.
to .ipntrurt the solcctmcu to make u
now louse for u ccrlnin number of
yours. also. on the petition of It. I..
Hull and others. to consider tlic utl
vlsublllty nl'pppioprluklnu 1mm toward
the ct ntcnnlul toleblu ion of the town
next June. and. It thought bent, to
make such upiu'oprlutlou.
'l‘ho county commissioners cannot
be blamed If they come to the cou-
clnslou that there In not. much depends
once to be placed upon certain men
in this town and In Durlcn who sign
rcmoustrnnccs against liquor licenses.
'l‘boy recently received a Inuit petition
against the iollcenslult of a place near
the Newton River bridge and the ar-
ray of signals might have led them 1.0
opposition to the licensing proposition
It docs not. speak Well for the ruinou-
ntrnntn that not one of them out In on
appearance at the hearing. The Ihol
clout suggests the story of n rollglous
service at one of the cultures tho day
after the eolluno baseball team had
been wallopod He was it strange
preacher. and did not talus much tutor-
cst In baseball. and It. Was without in.
tending It be selected what seemed to
the boys an nppro rlsto text when he
introduced his o‘er non with tho. anoin-
i‘e are the nine? matumford
the shore ot,’
Taylor 81 Golden.
count 01 id.
walk Building Co Monday, February
2521:. 1901,11t..
24 l-lavilend street
Conn
modern Improvements.
ticulnrs of
believe there was a general feeling or ,
Is sold far 251: .
but it's worth j .,
me more. We . ‘
don’t give pre- 1‘
minute—mil the
1 money's in the' I 1"
coffee.
REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE. ‘
LINCOLN STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
74 Washington Street.
souru NORWALK. cons.
AUCTION 3111-13
Valuable Real Estate.
Will be sold by public auction on se-
l'}. (lorbam, trustee Nor-
p. 111.. the property No.
South Norwalk
contains ti rooms and
Lot 2815:1125
Sale positive. Par
House
feel. more or less.
JACOB M. LAYTON.
Real Estate. 5 Railroad Place.
MITCHELL a. SON, Auctioneers.
11011.1:Os011:0e0rls01=0s0*0s0*0u0
EYE ACHE and
HEADACHE. ~11»
I Eye strains cause: both.
Drug: relie'be only tempo-
I'RI'I *
Properly .
A (If a s t e a'
Glasses
remote: the cause and effect .1 per-
manent awe.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
H. B. HOYI, Optician,
80 Washington Street.
NW“*O*.*O*M.*O*O*OW
10' HOME 4
2 o INVESTMENT 20
The Guaranteed [rileresf Bonds
sold by the
Conn. General Life Ins. Co..
of Hartford. can be purchased by small
annual installments.
ABSOLUTELY SAFE.
BACKED BY MILLIONS.
Address.
United Bank Buildinq. Soul/1 Normal/t.
Hustle for Cash.
Highest cash price paid for old met
ale and materials of cvcry kind. Droi
me u postal and I. will cull.
Prompt attention and honorable
dealings with all. i um occasionally
In New York some days through the
work
lmnictllntc attention on my return
will br- given to any business that may
AllliAl-IAM IIAIIIIIS.
ill Raymond St. or 11 North Main
St. Storo.
SOUTH NOR WALK
SA VINOS BANK.
Open daily. except Saturday. from
9 11. at. to 12 m., and from I to 3 p. m
Saturday. .‘I u. m. to 12 m.. and on Mon
day evening from 7 to Ii.
Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN BOLMANS. Frost.
JOHN ll. Flill'tltlb'. Vlcotilrent.
ousu.tatr’on free.
F. H. FIELD. Genl. Agt..
come in (lurlnc my absence.
01110. F. BEARSE. Sec. and Tree.
{an
A St‘Vi‘l‘i‘ cold. unless chucked.
oliimrs results in I’uctnuonin.
I'his t' 111 be prevented. Arctou
will break up a told in one night.
utopia 3 powders will suffice
Headache and Neuralgin are re-
Iit'vcd qiiitkly.. safely and surely.
Acclon 251'. a box, at vonr drug-
gislfi.
Accton Medical (£11.,
Mystic, Conn.
‘EBSNhgllfl-HILL. Pm. I J.
'11 um. 11:. 11.ng
etc" deposited in the
though the owner be a resident of an-
. other state.
- , renting a inlets
rnrcsthclirip and prrvcutsl’ncu- ‘
u. H. P. Maggi. ca,
DI RECTORI‘
well. E. J. Hill» JbA
Fitch. Jason
Wilson. W0 F. finial».
Personal property. tantrum bond-
llatilts in New York city, are tax
(tor the law of the state of New
i...
HB-
011‘.
This can be avoided by
{om gawk, Dania:
"#IMNOIIOJIIIIOtOMtDU
THE MORE YOU
THINK OI" IT
and lee. it tho moxetenthuslastic
you will become over A. J. Coi-
lms & Company's
Furniture.
Everything found ' on our
floors is onlyhere'because of its
good construction, finish and -
general good workmanship. thus
saving you any possible risk. so
easily run in buying a great deal
of the furniture made today.
You may depend upon it that
anything sold in our store goes
out never to come back, but to
do its duty year after year and
thus give credit to the store it
can];‘ fr.om Strictly one price
to a l.
1. 1. child 1 u,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMERS.
§ 12 No. Main 31., So. Norwalk.
ouncemnwounnaflw
Vault of the Nat
walk
x
Nowhere are prices cut as close
as at our store.
We always sell
GOOD CLOTHING
at
CUT PRICES
But this maul/1 we have made
an extra cut in
MEN '3 PANTS.
Selling
$2.00 ones for $1.39,
$3.00 ones for $1.98
$4.00. $4.50 and
$5.00 ones for$2.98
tomato—chins.
South Norwalll.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN,
Manager.
Be Careful
Of What You Eat.
Our groceries are perfectly reliable
—-tlic prices give you an opportunity to
save a llttlm—(snother rcllshable fen
turn.)
Our Very Best Butter. 24c lb.
3 pkgs. N. 8. Mince Moot. 351'
18 lbs. Gran. Sugar. 81.00
New Layer Figs, , 100 box.
2 pkiis. Persian Dates, 15c
Cape Cod Cranberries, 10c qt.
New Honey, 100 glass.
li‘uucy Large Prunes. lilo lb.
Fancy Jamaica Oranges, ' 250 do:
.3-
n. STULL
:1 comes nvnuun.
tiller spawns.“ ,
l.
I.
on. ' V nu
Plumbing and Ilium 11m
not. Walkaway.
Hot Air Mooring
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