filliidhrp't up”. 76-646 fillets.
Oilsllrat am‘ldrgfmadina
or out. go on s 9
lat survey a would;
date no
mprises the street rail-
23 cities and towns in
5 str tgem-sport?“ distric
Iand compribl ll
01 var 465 .000. Which no?
I increase of 37 per
l8.
.th cities and to as included
5 waep‘ort. Milford Stratfo
605506 Shelton, Derby.l£ngdiiifi’
V th.Norwalk. blur;
and controls the
. plying Waterbury
.li‘ireae‘pi-operties earned
rate management $605,036
ypeoted thumbs console,
, sit in a tlarge inore‘as'e
ed 7 be t
67061:; The manage-
ippnny will be under the
that: “United Gas improvis-
A large amount of the
y been sold to invest
V V V now reserve the
a r amounts than ap-
_ coll/5 'HAs do CALF.
Bhnroo 0! Theft is Lodged
V galnnt Fred w. Hill.
W Hill will probably steal no
«coils in the night season. The
stole on April 17, from George
- he Hamden farmer. retaliated
gforced away from her old
.VVrd home, by giving birth to a
kl Hill twice a thief.
court, yester-
V ked his lucky
ow whosesuscoptlbIII
farther and give birth
Edglveu six months in jail
the two. which were
xivith the Hamdeultcs
case. drove the cow
V0611. yesterday They
htside the court house.
they jumped mound in
f Judge Tuttle. when he
sentence
Vas held at 4 o’clock. and
Detective
p was not: dressed like a man
the evening' s milking, and
. was overheard to shy.
ty and Icokln cowboy Vdeteotiva
as so tau t5h5‘a‘t other.
p to plead guilty he stooped
at a pretty generous angle. As it
, it will cost the tov/n something
replace the kalaomine thap‘rl
rubbed off when he was old to
straight. Hull was taken to the
ty jail immediately after the ma.
he had stolen a cow some time ago
.01 Dr. Baker of Bethany He would
. where he hsold all The} police
since ltw
iii
when: for fear ml”... It might
rice of coal was r dulled in
55“ yesterday, from .506 a too
6. This price will continue in
for one month and possibly long-
aorholsaala decimal have reduce
ice ‘to the retailer about fifty
the ten Thoretallera will be:
. -i.il.lq btaln cgl ugly to}: n “5055551513.:
, are. as ey ave can t
the shown as mines @623»
toll untll'tlie first of next hill
7- 7 lo same price will be in force as
zht along: As yet no reduc~
fuel has mm s by’tile‘
sis in The Norwalks. Some
colors are in favor of reducing
V to $6. 60 per ton. while othhrsfr
; . continue to sell at the old lig-
oae who are mini-Ii the ruino-
and that there; II trawl little
up said now. and It Would not
Mime the price.
rt of an
ameemeut
in rocard
to soil coal.
he' business any limit
the b at of policy to
price. as.- i: would show poo;
03‘ charged prices corres—
it with ths'llbI and downs of the
. what the NOI‘Wlllkf
. coping the
hill! 5m the deelors in South
I . with '8“ lines caption of one.
of outline down the olden
Wm _
, k of thirtl’l'
than. of
toiliI‘v‘ by
plats thereby multiply-‘5
against him. Hill wale-‘lticker, which was run late and sunk
units the afternoon he confeiflihd ‘
fave
6506655156866 5557605756 w
or charge. 6. Audi
pmouuting to stop
7661711666766 on
“he on do
‘Il'nil Y‘llrbi’k 6156955 h
ans Imposed.
ay and stated
a its
intent
Manges his mind and pays.
amply able to do so.
$3 xwv'e cents I Ton.
Ins sebum:
or kitilrwn.
is little demand ion the reason
the barge trildo lie handling-1t the
uses in colulh and it is prédi ed
. .76
assoc Mounties. 0:7
I” ard Barnes, no
ix
ton. This. is less than hail the
of a year also:
~¢-g~r~——-—+—-a—-
RlVALRY ON THE SOUND
Dally Cheap Service by iwaew
col: .3qu to. . nrovidenoo.
It is ofl'Icl‘ally announced that
lcut with daily service. except
trl- weekly to a daily service. says
centlg began a daily service. char
New vest, and Providence.
“MW“
IN PATH OF STEAMERS.
W
Oornflllld Oomplalncd or...
The two
by the Fall Rivm line steamer
Sound.
ported by pilots to be a dangérou
floating (rosswise alongside.
.wrsck lies directly in the‘pat
been made by the owneIs of
schooner to raise her.
deptlomthd Bollowln Night.
The ailnuill
6n the eyenlng or Wednesday.
26. in Hoyts Theatre. .-PIIn
George E. Sartaln expects there
be about thirty in Ithe class. The
Music Hall
will be public but an invitation
De necessthryplo the race . 26”?
. I VV It)
.Iv
There has been a rhinor on
any
ill"
orlt‘li‘ to’" 0‘
‘r‘ld 1555055553
which It Is cibsely associated
some as the stockholders In the
kins Comqanym
i '
Dauieiaon Is now mrnishlng
doubtcdly the 6786 instance in
ingom
moved by electriclg‘.
on
till? movingflhb
building til his may:
silelitsi .8506 a house all ”Juslllls
directly over the electric road.
in: the house by electricity was
telltale: hduii'e
boas?
fact
mahns.
I I
ASBlGNED T0 FERT'M/EIGH
from thhlriptonto wLod
ivfli‘ to tram here to Fort 16.05150
e
mi. coal parties. ”:71 h
a
she I'fully so to‘ dell
his claims. tho
prosecution was donouwiih maliciofius .
V As 3;;the law, allows a prisoner
W per day Is page... Main will bays 0
remain in jail Ideal Weeks. unless»
as be ill
(‘oal Heights. say skippers of coach
Ire lower now thanm av.
side the ’low rates tllhn‘é
”3;...
8065 .
rtl‘ with the Bryant
Electric Company. of that city. with
I
l l
all.
meet
the
rate
Hav
the
New Haven Railroad Company will run
the steamess Rhode Island and Bonnet:
hun-
day between New York and Provi-
dence. at a charge of titty cents each
. Way batsmen the two cities.
Hall on tbe~New Haven Railroad Oom-
pony, speakingaof the change from a
President
that
It has not been entirely due to the
competition of the Joy line which re
glut;
seventy- -flec cents each way, between
Wreck of schooner Rickor Sunk off
.5.’ 6
sled schooner Ismael K.
Pli-
grim. six miles west of Cornfield in this
last Monday morning, is re-
8 0b
struction to navigation in the Sound.
The vessel lies in about four tathoms
of water with one mast eliciting out
of the water and another mast Is
'1 be
6! the
Sound steameie. iNo attempt as yet
the
BROWN COLLEGE GRADUATES.
Exorcism on JulV'II5525V5V5; with Class Re-
68(1qu o'Ii=5xel"t:llsi»m of
Blown' callusia so College will be held
June
cipal
will
year
now closing has been a very success
fill one in which the new pIoerletOI
oi the institution can take just pride
The reception of the class will be
held on the succeeding evening
in
The graduating exercises
will
5‘WiLL bo’vavro saloos’mar.
the
streets for some days that the Perkins
Electric! gwlmhrtbianufaotwinm Com.
its
Gil-
pert W. Goodrldge. manager of the tar
7 Company; told a reported that the
company Is to move to Bridgeport
olienthn‘lly. but he did not know when.
A new factory Will; have to be built for
the company in Bridgeport and the Inc
tor-y innHartlord: will have to behold.
Mr. Goodrldgo said that the stockhold-
ers of the Bryant company were the
For
devmo Hodsa sv vaoLst.
us
the
world or a large. two- story house he
a. would
6.8qu
from this piece on Main street. soon to
be occupied by the tree é”public library
killi!
Mov-
sug-
posted. and an electric car was hitched
'it Was found that the
could be moved much easier and
by the csr‘than by any other
T'.
‘Malcr Eugene 8'. build is n his way
and
riaht
' in the rpc'e.‘ which will b
1......“ .
he said of new?
y it wheel walls
ob
they will be
old wheel.
will up to put up with them
Nutw distancing it has been a dull
ir men have been very busy. work
{as during. the deli laid part of the
’wheei nearly a‘ week before you can
vV 5‘” get it fixed. What is lost in .661 861°
pf new wheels is ma
Bayprd Barnes Takes a Charter for
One of the features at the opening
day of the Pan Am loan Exposition at
636:7an Will be: at "526565) slwoen "Eddie"
hon hléy‘eiaf‘y "5'bi5z. " said to be
event will take p’ldce in the big arena.
to be called the Stadium Bald will
ride on thé‘track and big "I is" will
“I? have the right or viay inside the track.
The ex champion on the wheel will of
course have to concede the pIobovci
dish mammal a substantial handicap
t about half
nubile: Ibut it II is cosy the ole-
phant will astonisll the spectators with
her speed and endilrdnce. it takes
"Lit" at least 100 yards to get Into her
stride; but for thisi fact she would ch‘o
venous proposition tor Bald on even
terms Once under Way "Liz" lum-
bars along at 6 salt almost equaling
the speed of n first~class trotter. Her
stride is something tremendous and
her legs shoot. out in front of her with
incredible rapidity.
lNQOGNl'I‘O.
POSTMEN'B CONVENTION
.. «‘5'...‘
Notable Gathering to. be
Bridgspbrt. May .30.
A number of distinguished guests
will be present at the. convention of
the. Postal Clerks‘ Association in this
state on Memorial day. May 30. The
convention will assemble at Auditori-
um Assembly lloll. Bridgeport. in the
afternoon. and addresses Will be heard
from Senator Joseph R. Howley. (lon-
gresaman N. D. SpeIIy. Hon. W Ag
new. of Cleveland. the natll'mui seme-
till-7y Mark N. Skcriett of Worcesloi
Mass. the national tlcftsiiier; Thomas
'Donneiiy. of Brooklyn. chairman of them
lEglslative committee. and (II. N. Dc
inIIey. of Brooklyn. At the adjourn-
ment of the convention a game at
baseball will be played between picked
teams from the New I-l‘uvcn postal
clerks and the postal clerks of Bridge-
port. in the evening a dance will be
held in the Assembly rooms. The
committee appointed to entertain the
ghosts consists of PostnIasth William
H Marigold Assistant PostmasteI l-l
W. Lyon and SupeIlntendeut R. N.
BIIII-oughs. The committee of ill
Iangements Is composed of Joseph
F‘lyun. W. .l Bray. Benjamin Root and
Thomas McDonald
FOUR ORIGINAL COUNTIES.
Established In This State in lBGG—The
Other Four Came Later.
The. union of the colonies of Con.
necticui and New Haven was consum-
mated In the year I665. and the next
year the general courts established
(our counties. as follows: Hartford
county. New Haven county. Faillield
county, New Damion county.
Afterward these counties were es-
tablished by the general assembly:
Windham county in 1726. Litehflcld
county in 1761.7 Middlese'x county in
I786. 'l‘olland county in 1786.
VACH‘I‘BMEIN AO’rIlIE.
’l‘ho Bouthport yachtmen are busy
nowadays. getting their yachtslready
for. the coming season which they on
ticipate will be a very successful one
A number of. the yachts have already
been launched for the. season and
will be put. Into :commissiomlearly next
week. Among them are Captain Ollie
H. Jennings mow yacht Hattie. Hex
bert ”B. Sherwood's No Name. w- B.
Meeker s1 Ma. Moseadllillltiey' s I‘euna.
J: II. Dingoes Marguerite. Georgé
Buckley s Nereld w. Gon‘way' s Willie.
Commodore Clinton Osbornes Glytlc
audI.Cslptain increase Parssll’s Sadie.
Fred .Bodiord has purchaseda new
runabout irony “their Herreshoiis 7 ~at
Bristol; It. i. The nemboatds of‘the
latest design: and is expected lobe
even faster :than the file, which he
owned last season. Captain Echo left
Bristol Tuesday. With the new draft
and is allocated to arrive In the local
harbor tomorrow.
MEMBER “HOOLIWDUATSS.
The ghaduatlon exorciseslof the Con
sorter High School senior class will be
held l the“ Norwaik Congregational
Churohi Il’l‘iieadwy evening. May 14. st
8 o‘clock. The titles of the essays are
asuwiollows: my ’
B idorsvellilss Kittie . ’i‘roy.
-Lvln‘z‘ Literaturewilorbori
stock. "I .
d Victoria and her Ageswiilruest L?”
on. ’ I .
Pyrrhlun Viciorl cal-Edgar Bavilrtnd
Prof assor' efiaader Gibson will
have the mualor V
Held in
Comé
Is'too lots in the? y
6 weather arrives
spr as; or the sale of new wheels. the
night. Thilb You have to wait f0I' your 7-
up in repairing 1‘
the “lamest elepl'liinii II til‘ri World I‘ The
AT THE 8TOVVGK EXOHANGIE.
"What are you‘7 ”thdllywra bull or a
6ki5n5 affections will readily disap-
car by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel
alvc. book out for counterfeilo. it
halts. l't is the quick and positive curs
si'oI piles. i}. C. Stillson.
LIGHT ON THE. SUBJECT.
“Have you any nice light bread."
asked a prospective customeI in u
Dalia shop
i “‘7Yes'm." replied the new boy;
ave some nice pound leaves
371 only tail ounces. ”
W
I The least In quantity and most in
Quality describes DeWitt' s Little Early
V‘Rlfielfl. the famous pills for oonstipa
tion and min complaints 6.0.8611-
son
‘ ”we
AUTOMOBILE TALK. .
'Hu linen asreail faculty for putting
the amt before the horse."
i “Oh. i Wouldn’t lla'y that. Say be
has a habit oi trying to make the
wheels tun the motor."
REMEDY FOR THE ORIPPE.
‘. recommended townhouse
5! with 686' Grimm is KEMP’S
BALSAM. which is especially adapted
for the throat and lungs. Don‘t wait
for the first symptoms of the disease:
set a bottle today and keep it for use
the moment it Is needed. If neglected
tile grippo has a tendency to bring on
pneumonia. KEMP‘S BALSAM pre
vents this by keeping' the cough loose
and the lungs free from inflammation.
All drugglsts sell KEMP'S BALSAM dl.
250 and 600.
AVOIDED PROFANITY.
“Your blank verse." began the edi-
for.
“Blank verse. the poet interrupted.
"Why do you call it billnk terse when
lt~"
"lleiuusc it‘s against my priniipies
to use a sliouch tut In
TOBACCO SPI‘I‘
and 5 M .0 KB
‘ ' 7' Your enemy i
You can be cured of any form of tobacco usln
:uilyifbe made well. strong, mo netic. full 0%
l c and vi iaLiu a
th‘ht makes veg-oi: 526m 5. gnu. .anVy all
ie'n ands in tell do. . r7 5 . .0
Aildrugglsts. C’ amp“ .
lot and advice FREE. dross ETERXJN
REMEDY CO. Chicazo New York. 431
NOT AFRAID OF A LADY.
Mouse-rWhat did y6u do When the
lady saw volt? 7*
Rat—«l Inn of course, Wouldnt youl
Mouse—«No, not on your life. I'd
make lIeI’ scream and run.—--Boston
Courlor
ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
091., says: "i suffered for yours with
dyspepsia. Used to .hlive great dis
tress and belching. i tried everything
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
till i took Brazilian Balm. and one 66
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaisted and F. H
Baxter.
NOT me FAULT.
She—Do you romembor‘how you
said. when you were courting me. that
it i would marry you I would have
nothing to do all my days but all
around and look pretty? And how dif-
ferent it is now.
lie—«Well. it isn't my fault if you
don't look pretty any more.
How Are Your Kid-aye 7
'8s Ii I hldno ll
old {refund 56m .filiglghglil‘El Chlon’aogl'ky
A WIFE MADE HAPPY.
“Are these as good biscuit us youI-V
mot or used to make. Arthur?" , 1
she alIl’ays bought baker' s rolls on the
way hbmc.’
if people only knew what we know
about Kodol"’Dyspepsia Cure. it would
be used in nearly every household. as
there are few people who do notl‘duf
for from a feeling of millions after
och or wuterbrash. caused by indiges-
tion or dyspepsia. A pieparation such
as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. which, with
your food ceItIIiIIIy can’t help do you
good. (i C. Stilison.
MORE TRIMMING.‘
“Oh." cried .1Mrs.iNuliwod.V “the mus
nor in solar; to trimzmy». cwbonnst
with lace slid ribbons an roses and‘
violets and-J’ V . '
‘ 'lH’uh,” snorted Mr. Nuliwed. who
was a coarse. slangy person. anyway.
I
". 1-71.
right enough "-—ilnltimorc American.
~—
been a great sufferer from muscular
rheumatism. says Ohamborialn 9 Pa n
Balm is the only remedy that alters
her roller. Miss Nebmuu is a much re:
spouted resident of the village of Gray,
‘N. Y.. and makes thiV statement for
the benefits of others flatly siiiict
eds This iiniment I“ die by George
C. 5. Vinson, South Norwalk; Edward 1’.‘
“Norweik. 3.
M
wary much" said Marni e;
“'Wh ll talk
him howl . .
. over its media that I ‘st once made up most careful man and our aim is for
on get DeWitt's you will get good Ie- 5 5
that .
"0 “mother belonged to live clubs: ‘
eating. belching. flatulence. adur .llltoih- .2
no aid from the stomadh. will distill; 5‘5
"I see she is golu‘ to trim me all;
Miss Florence Newman. who has 5
"i don‘t believe professors know so V
seems so surprised and .
th
I (Jolie Cholera and vial-
5:; 5" says Drugglat A
27mm. (loan “A lady
seeing the remedy elixir) 66
force on my show case. said tonne“:
really believe that medicine saved my
life the past summer while at the
shore: and she became so enthusiastic
my mind to recommend It in the inland
Recently II gentleman came into my
store so overcome .i ilc [mills in is
he sank at once to . com 58670 hi
Which helps
5n ad in II -
store smiling
Iy Informing ms the felt as well as
ever." Sold by George 0. Stillson,
Bollllh Norwelk; Edward P. Weed Nor~
we. k
Mrs Neighbmswi understand your
cook has given you notice. What’ a the
trouble? .
Mia. Suburban—4 don’t know. but i
think she doesn't like my cooking. ‘
dmubuiampod C. C. C. Never sold In built.
Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
“something but In good "
Doctor—4' m afraid your wife isn‘t
going to pull through
Husbandvv-Ollfly' y‘ss she will i told
her I already had her successor picked
out in case she dldn't.got well.
“Our little {girl was unconscious
(Iom strangulalou Edui’inl”; a sudden
and terliblo attack of croup. I 6051555055
I3; secured a bottle .. One ante
Cough Ours“. shimmer thread doses
The croup was mastered and our little
darling speedily recovered. " So writes
A. 1.. Spnfford, Chester, Michigan. G.
C. Stillson.
Greasing the inside. round the top.
of the basin or‘sauccpan in which you
are boiling sugar or molasses for can-
dy frosting etc, will prevent it from
boiling och.
SAVEO A BOV'OLIFE.
Mrs. contain 1!. Hubbard. of MII
ford, Dei.. says: "Brazilian Balm any
ad my boy's life. He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We save
him a low doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the morn
ing. For sale by R. H. Plalsted and F
ll. Baxter,
m“... ..
Cold meat sliced can be made very
acceptable by dipping in beaten egg.
then in line cracker crumbs and fried
in hot fat. The covering prevents the
meat from drying up.
(‘xMI W. J. Baxter. of North Brook N.
.says he suffered with pilos for fit-
teen team. He tried many remedies
with no results until he used DeWitt s
Witch Hazel Shiva and that quickly
cured him. 0. C. Stillson.
ONE MAN‘S WISDOM.
She~~ Why is it that you never take
sides in any argument?
l-iechcausc silence is the most dif-
ficult argument to beat.
FRESH VEAL
(letting it osh supplies frequently we
ale able to serve ouI customers with
choice cuts In Prime Condition.
The veal we sell is of the right age
and is of pnitldularly good flavor.
These are same of thezchoicest por
lions: Outlets, 26 cents; ioins. 18
cents: shoulders. 1.6 cents.
OUR MEAIB
are toothsome. tender and juicy.
NEW csurusv MARKET.
Adam ll I‘nwald, Proprietor,
Iv Block. 30. Main St.
55 Successorto
C. E. CLAPHAM.
‘ recommenli V .
, 1.1:"
You want poll on”, .5
by the best method. We employ the
perfection of delivery. on well 6.6 per
faction of coal.
WE KNOWIIT
will be to your advantaire to buy 11.
coal here.
IRVING LOCKWQQD 8: CO.
Successors ll). BI Ell-Tm-
Goal Yard nudrONoeMater street
Branch Office cornea Washington and
Main streets. South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone (Jail, 31 ii.
YOU SHOUhD l'VIAVE ONE:
The Connw General Life ins. 00.. of
Hartford, sold last year. to citizens of
.- Connecticut investments and life p01-
Icites amounting V7.0 1.16911?
“00.00000-
This is evidence that) they are pop-
illill as well as reliable
. FRED HHFIVELD,
United Bank Bulldiua. South Norwaik.
m
This Whilhhelhégééslhént
of ours is $56 exfeansioe and
complete 2... to “in reality a
Wrote store in 2821/.
e'herjl «Bay by coming Tiers}
you'll lube wider range or
choice. and lest money to pay.
Wa l I Papers. Painters 'Supplies.
Artists ' Materials
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
Pictures.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging,
Decorating.
_...._..._.
Telephone call. 133-3.
Open Evenings till 8:20.
DECKER.
87 Washington Street.
Sauth Northalk.
Who'll do my papering in
a hurry and do it right?
I will,
JUN IUS BROWN,
South Main Street,
Under Buckley and Wheeler's Bicycle .
Store,
VV _RVeV_s. 2.5.. Elm 9.... Place
m
It. I. N... H...A.H. a. R
TIME TABLE.
noun—pr
In effect, December 2. 1900.
.‘VVV “a-l KW
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOH
. NEW YORK.”
'A. M.‘:—12 53:. “5516.63”, 0:16
6: 66 7.. 13. {‘64: 8 1 x. 9:031. 9:36
» 06610122L103710J51’56x. ..
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3: 21x, 4: 507. ”24 60!. 6‘: 03, 5:551. 6: 41
:65x. 8:11. 10: 20 .
A.
‘Pt
LEAVE NEWHO’EOBK FOR SOUTH
M.:--12 02x. 6: 00 6:00 7: «lo.
a: or. 9: 00:. o: 02:. 10: at.
00:; 11: oz.
P5 Maria-03.511 My ‘2 0505‘. 3: 0,535
.~ .I .1 V WNDAJ hays-’7‘ . .
lib-«12: 66:. MES}. ii: 45x. 9: 05. . _.
3‘ I. 707' 02fl40 003 M80, .6. .02. 6: 00!.
6:05. 7' will) 8:. 27.0.:807.11:0501.5
55A 7’ 'BUND DAYS.
Ann-«12.1mm no 7: so. 10 02.
ll , - on
7 7 u Ipoowsuc Iron
7 H
A. p.412: 08:. 1:11 =1: 26:. 6. 26,
74.2 . 6: Ii,V II: 10 x. 1666:. 11: 08:.
P. on: car. 1:16. 76767:.IVlt21Vs
6: 27. .6766. ,7: 66:. I): list. 6-16. 1177
Bridgeport. In addition to above«5-5~5l’.
55M.——-3: 46, 5304271207 .;
liars-1i :02... 57113.1: for. 7: u
a. 1: 68:. .
MMM.10‘101
.Mo-r-l: 20, 4326:, 611036.00. ., r.
. OANQVUHY TO SOUTH NORWALK
, That are reliablehn. every
‘ money back. 7.
You'll always do better ‘5‘
312—8: 213.588.07.551. 7: 20. 10: 10 3
ill
light, easy l'dnhlng and’ durilblo 7 .
stick to them. because we know ai
abbut them and our customers having.
recommended them to their neighbors
the call for them is constantly incrcas
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Shoe Styles
Ahead of
Season.
Spring is coming in sec-
tions-it is indeed late in
getting here in entirety. bill:
our Spring Footwear was
here right on time!
The styles are very pleas-
ing this season—the low
out being very popular. We
can talk and talk and talk,
but one glance will tell you
more than we can tell in
unlimited time. so call and
get a .“glnnce.”
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TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
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