in“ communications for
J“; bu address-d to The
brands! lotion not desirod.
”4——
washout up in the town
it . yesterday
"i Romper. of State street.
o of triands In ilanbury.
; mvwaa‘...
ti Mrs. William Stuart. or
I’ll? guest of fricudn III New
”.mwm
Ii... (lardIIuI of llrooitlyn. was
roster-day at tho Wsstport
Weatport Dramatic Club will
”rh‘hesrs‘ai in the Opera House
I a“
nd Mrs. Charles Godfrey. are
- compo.
ii ‘Palm‘ci‘rioir Lillie, Shepherds
ihlollctn. will givc their first
ball in national Hail, this oven-
tbii Keyacr of Foir‘ficld has
his household t‘ll’iflls into the];
but Willis-mun lIonIeafIIad
mania liiascli alrivod in poIt
timing and dapoItcd ahoItly hf
him; an empty burgc roIn Huh
Bradley s (lot it.
into! Archio Ki’llllltti of Stuto
-- is again sIIl‘fcIiIIg with his
. I'. KonIpci‘ is lilting ti’ouicd by
Wolfe. of llridgcport.
,lnaaton dtusaol advertising mun-
‘ for tho Elnbulmeia' Supply Com
Ylilii. to tho Pan AIncIican
hiilIII Russo. tho Main street fruit
.15 in Non York today on busi-
oaoph Plutt. of \Vestporl Is
all oleIII III MI. itIIsso‘s stow.
I a. Robmt and l. uwrcncc Crop
of Hendiicks Point will attend
,itiomobilo ahovt w-lIlIlI will open
Edison Souaic‘ .mdcn. ncxt work.
; authors of (‘ompo Engine Com-
‘ w ll hold II mootiuu Monday eve-
.i‘nir. which will hc given next
he Yanuignn AlhleiiI
’8 metlng in S Iiitliovannl's tona-
rooms. next Sundm cloning.
her home in (‘IrI-ons Fauna you
“waiter spending II few days a nu
flip Witnosiscd Ynlc's bicenten-
limitation.
rt Wheeler. of Riverside arc
this season
601: of About ten wild ducks ston-
,ttnd pond in Compo
was Decrlngtbali. of ill.
' marl for Jacksonv a};
m mllgsmill be connected
00an N4 l’ .3
m ypwo man at Iworkd n-
: wmtilw Staples building in Riv
concern will
noon as it is randy.
. ding before many an nth‘s.
nun...—
. shortly after on their brid-
of Greens Portal.
asap Julia and Doro-
wore recently taken
, "or and removed to
‘ rtIi capital. was tam ill
in: list brother‘s
caning. and wui
' I’m-kimono.
to an home no. a
"a“ war a short
~ W n ‘
meeting was held int c
; which took place immediately after
. moved their ability in mastering an
. a recitation by Mrs. William J. Wood.
:onto of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ar.
- numbers would do Well in the tab
ill loavc tomorrow for a few
{to oomph-to arrungcnwnta for
Club will
inew members will be taken in-
Flora llolio Sherwood return-
il in New Haven. dining which
I on motions in pleading heard before
blind some handsome frostI
Chi! postdilioc. last evening. Mr.“
or is the that one here to make
catch of this variety of fish
(”or night the other evening. in;
Someone
them and tried to get a shot at
t the ducks were wide awake.
_;tv the hunter before he saw;
lilies Bears. of Main stroet and
Brooklyn.
nil
Imam company. it is under
”I“ Mr Boom will be. "Emurx. moms-ac belongin! to the Wordln es
Wutport Leather Dress 8 it
‘} Venus with heavy building pa-
’ occur: fig;
asp ,pbout. forty on; form
wedding occurred in the
. . mptiou. this morn
“an . ofNovI Yorlf and
ughnsssy. Jr. of Greens
ftronounccd man and wife
Father Shnnley. The young
upon theirircturn they will
"1 ‘ 10 ” .MI. ‘
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Holly, in
Halo litre“; at which thus it Was vot-
ed that each member illiDDlY himself
with an instrument. " Already the now
all“) has violins. banjos and two man
0 us.
Oval forty members of Weatportl
Grange. P. of it. and their friends
were royally entertai ad last evening
by a musicals and en attainment giv-
on by the young people of the order.
the business location}. The musical
program was in charge of Miss Mollie
Taylor. and was most artistic in its
arrangement The first number on the
program was a plum. trio by the Min;-
as (In elio’ and Moliiti Taylor and Mina
Elsie horwood. In the selection they
art of this kind and pleased the. nudi-
ouco with tho rendition. The boat was
which met with good applause from
those present. Prof. Harry Carver than
rendered a ham solo in a manner that
has never been surpassodin town.
Each one of the artists were heartily
applauded until the reappeared in on»
cores. The entertainment consisted
of tableaux and musical story. in tho
tableaux tho young people exhibited
ability that was a most agreeable sur-
prise to the flaw a of the Grange. The
flicnda expected that the mentioned
lcnux. but that does not express the
Way in which those living pictures
worq carried out. Many of the tab-
leuux were “taken from different ad-
vcrtlacmouts tlrht hare appeared in
the magazines. The first number was
Cream of Wheat. in it Journalist Wil-
lis Jones acted as the negro waiter
with the big dish anti Mrs. Jones took
the part of the maid. Next was we
Olfcndcd Lover. by William J. Wood
and Miss Leila Coley. The same two
then appeared in Reconciliation. Miss
Elsie Sherwood then appeared in Low-
ney's Chocolates. She presented a
dainty picture holding a bamboo with
II pair of candy tongs. Mrs irving
Stouo poscd as Marguerite. Clinton
Banks then followed by holding out a
safety pin--“Cllnt'ons Safetv Pin"
The Three Graces}. in w ich Miss Eth-
el Wukcman and the faces Taylor
posed. followed. This was a beautiful
night. and there appeared a strikingly
resemblance. probably due to the cos-
tumes of white. Mrs. William J. Wood
then gave the audience Sozodont. Miss
Mollie Taylor was appeared in the
Wayside Gleaner. which was one of the
host tableau of the evening. A Song
Without Words was the next number.
by Miss Elsie Sherwood. Miss Mollie
’i‘nylor appeared in Packer's Tar Soap.
'l‘hc tableaux were followed by the
Musical Story. One of the leading
fontnrcs of the evening was two songs
which were rendered during the mus-
ical program by Miss Hattie Pumelt.
of South Norwalk. to an accompani-
ment by A. 8. Gibson. of Norwalk.
bliss Punaolt. received a flattering on-
coro for each number.
4w. ___,‘
JUDEE ROBINSON} DEGileNS.
M-
Johnson defalcafion Matter Concern.
ad in Several cases.
Judge Silos A. Robinson handed
down a number of decisions yesterday
him at various times The most import
out was the overruling ofIths defend-
iiut's demurrer to the complaint in the
action brought by the state 6! Connec»
ficut against Carrie Sealey. adminlsl
tratrlx.
This is an action brought to recover
from one of Percy L. Johnson's bonds
men. The bondsrnan. Bennett Seelcy.
died and the complaint to drawn
against the administratrix of his es-
tate. The defendant demure to the
complaint on the ground that there
was nothing to show that any proceed
lags had been brought in the probate
court to rocovar from Johnson. Judas
Robinson does not find this good low.
Another Johnson defamation in in-
volved in the action brought by On
tinge Mcrwin against Willllm N
Beardsley. Johnson transferred a
tste to the defendant The plaintiff
sue: to recover. Defendant donors on
the ground that there was nothing to
show that any formal domand had
boon made on Johnson the claim.
and because tho defendan is an inno-
cent party. Judge Robinson overt-also
the demurrer l.
_..'...L..45..._..,
FOUND AN OLD OANNON IALL.
cut-.—
I
‘.
Dunbar-y.
. Workman engaged upon the unva-
tion at West and Foster streets. Dan-
bury. for the now Wile building came
upon a curious relic of involution»:
days. II tiny were digging” sight fest
below the «rim The shov of one
oftboworhtb‘sn struck w t win
at first thought to ho a mad lions
encrusted with din. but its W.
nary night led to a clout cantons
lion of it and the object was found ho
ho a cannon ball.
ltil unwind that the hall may
have been died during the
cry war its condition showed that
Buried For Bolow the Macs. Jin ‘
Conunctlo
should sh
instance.
Each our
them and
Ninety
George H.
that they
cut fruit
Hale.
Site for
Palmer
facturers
shlpryard
years.
lug the
north of
building
machincr
about 75
cation is
Palmer
watched
success
ed at the
nary.
Rah-am
chords
1
“if"
toitd the
m
,.mt with the British when they in. In.
men mam Int-In: the Revolution-
Iuililon baskets. The ligand
would sated
he council“ If M00 lust hid liipod. ha
PALMER BROTHERS PURCHASE.
y wont tonal
- Ii
Far-mm This» ‘
J. it. little. at Glastonbury. was in
Hartford moduli.
earning thstml
during this union now closod.
thumbs Iowcsi ostimhtc would put the
all a II it cou-
truth ironic. i a stale
mid
u't crop this your a half I
titanium
beyond that ultimate.»
(illicit hands out
added. but tumor.“
of the stats it big of that nature bad
tattoo place ill tlib‘itate in tho“ out. it .
VI” unprcocnoutsd 'that Connecticut
to poached to New York. for
On ”this Valley road special
trains had been nesddd daily to ocean»
madam the much
heart of the season the Consolidntcd
frond ship 28 car loads one day. 30 the
next and 36 the third day in the series.
growers. in the
load comprised from 600 to
000 baskets. Tbs season covered Ito
days. During that time from 40 to to
small growers brought into Hartford
from 10 to 100 baskets daily. This
was an ontlrciy new industry with
nettcd a‘docidod profit.
per coat. of the crop raised
by Mr.‘ Hale was sent out of the stats.
the‘product going to New York. Bos-
ton and Providence. He raised not far
from 36. 000 baskets. Hil brother.
Halo, raised 25 000. and the
total crop in the town of Glastonbury
was not under 80 .000 baskets.
lax-Representative Halo raised 20.000
baskets on his peach farm in Ssymonr.
The price. he said. had been lower this
year than at any time before since he
had begun growing the crop. He had
personally handled the crop ‘on his
farm at a less profit than had been
reallscd any north the past. He had
made a fair profit. however. and took
pride in the fact that the Connecticut
{growers had increased in numbers. and
had mum’mOney out of the
year' a work. in giucr'al the Connecti-
was of éxcellent quality. its
acceptance in the New York and Bon-
ton markets must. a ragardcd as proof
of this fact. The
been largely audplis
the.I country and introduction of the in
dustry in so many sections
source of great satisfaction to Mr.
lord market bad
by farmers in
was a
Manufactory Acquired Near
Shipyard at Ooscob.
Brothers of Militias. manu-
of launches and gasoline en-
gines. has purchased. at Cocoon. the
old Van Nostrand place. adjoining the
of Palmer o Duff. The place
has a shore‘i‘ront of 900 foot. and was
purchased from Frank Lockwood.
The property is well known as the
house having a scaffold around it
which has been there for the last 36
The scaffold was left to avoid
paying taxes as an unfinished house.
Palmer Bros. will build a new factory.
including an office. onithis new pur-
chase. The building. of launches will
be continued on the new property. us-
lower part. leaving a. space
it. which will be utilised for
purposes. The making of
y and manufacturing of gas-
oline engines will. for the present. he
carried on at the old plant.
Work on tthncw factory will begin
next week.
old quarters. At present. there are
The firm has outgrown the
men employed. The now io-
niore handy for patrons with
a location presenting every advantage.
Bros. arc-receiving the con-
gratulations of friends who have
with evidsnt‘ pleasure their
They will proliwly be install-
new plant by the first of Jan-
A FINE CHORUS.
w” art
I for Endeavor Convention
Largely Amndad.
A splendid chorus will furnish music
at the session of the Christian Eu
deavor convention in Dnnbury. Friday
and Saturn”.
ed to the singers of Danbury to assist
was responded to promptly and than
will be a chorus of one hundred and
twonty~five trained voices.
The rehearsal last nlnht .waa in
of l H. Meredith and Grand
Taller. of New York city. who will
conduct the music of the convention.
Kr. Noredtth and In. Tailor compose
The invitation extend
of Tailor & idol-adult. mania
tumors, and both pro lino Ilium.
Doubts: pianos-iv to at-
”Maw Ed convention.
vwo lentosr.
Dorian. Inuit- u a Fire in closet»
Nan-.3»;
GLOUSTIIR. Nun.
Two tivn wanton.
October 30--
“this person diod-
l1 taint-ad. and dunno moan
01. 500 malted from a fire in Ingram
The and In Him Margaret
500
the disohdrac mu
nut-II
as. i...
. nation
It.”
an
inlts many turning ;
Inuit lotions, ballroom“ pouch» do not.
curt.‘ it Is counts-s to argue this
paint or to bios canon of roam. lin-
csusc story Victim of cutarrhnl trouble
gown it for himaalf if ho has tried
cm
A local applicati‘p if it does any»
thing at all simply; on temporary rs;
list; It wash. iotiomapi'vq or powder
cannot much the t of the disease,
”which in tho bloc all“!
Tbs mucous membrane seeks to re-
lieve the blood of but poison bit
secreting largo its: of mucous.
closing up the
the throat and
noptrtla descendi‘ ‘
infill“. causing i
tipuai cloning of ;
indigestion and m
able and persists pip ins. .
A remedy to re y cure catarrh
must he an internal treatment. a rear
ally which will gr pally cleanse tbs
system from catnr'l‘n son and re-
movo the favor“ and Moon always
membrane.
present in them ,
this porno”
othar disagree-
rnt beat remain” for
are Eucaiptol.8an maria and fly»
drastin. but them of culty has always
been to get them valuable curatlvss
combined in one palatable. convenient
and ofllolent form. ,
Recently this has been accomplished
an the preparations put on the market
under the name of Stuart's 0mm
tablets: they are far pleasant last-
in lounges so that t ey may be slow-
ly dissolved in the mouth. thus roach
tug every part of the mucous mem‘
bolus and finally the stomach and in- ‘
tostincs.
024-20.
OBOOKO KNOWN HERE
W
Pickpookm Armtod in New Haven
Were In Bridgeport Lat Your. .
John [chi-tan. alias John Burns
and Thomas Stevens.
Johnson. wore art-90060 in New Haven
during the current. weak on the
charge of being pickpockets. When
there continuanccs were granted and
the rlaoncrs are held under substan-
tial ands.
Those two moo. logothto with Joe
. German. were nrrcbtcd in Bridgeport
during the centennial celebration last
vcar They went to that city and were
taken into custody by the local police
while attempting to carry on their no
fat-ions work on the trolley cars in the
vicinity of the railroad station
They were never tried however. for
they were released on bonds which
they forfeited rather than appear in
court. They are reputed to be among
the clovorost (2th in their line of
business in the country
A FIENDISHIATTACK.
An attack was lately made on C. I“.
Collier. of Cherokccplown. that nearly
pmvod fatal. it com through his kid.
pays. His back not so Janie he could
not stoop without great pain. nor sit
in a chair except propped by cushions.
No remedy helped tiltn’untll he tried
Electric Bitters. which affected such
a wonderful change that he writes he
feels like a new many Milo marvelous
medicine cures back he and kidney
trouble purified the ,0 00d and builds
up your health. Only 50c. at F H Bax-
ter's drug store. South Norwailt. and
John A. Riggs's drug store. Namath.
STANDARD BOX OAR.
ST. LOUIS. 30.. October :4.--A
standard box car for the representa-
tives of the United States. Canada and
flatten has been'adoplnd'at the semi-
annual meeting of the Amer-lam Kalb
way Association. The dimensions for
a car 86 feet long; feet and six
inches wide and eight eet high, inside
measurement. making a cross «coon
of slntvlctght square foot. the car hav
ing a capacity of 8.448 cubic feet. Side
openings to be at: feet wide. The
committee on the standard dimensions
of box car": and car service worked
on tho abortion of standard freight
box cars two years and a half. and
that adoption of its recommendations
was considered the most important ac-
tion taken by. the meeting.
Kodol Dyspepsia Ours is not a ram
stimulant to tired nature. it sacro-
the stomach complete And absolute
not by digesting the food you out. You
don't have to diet. bnt‘cut anioyau
thoaoodfoodnnmt. nodal»:-
pepsin Gun instantly relieved that dia-
t‘rcnod fooling after eating. giving you
MRI. WITVIIR HELD. -
DAYTON. 0.. October 30. ~Aftor
hearing all the cadence. Potion Judge
floodlkar decided to hold Hrs. Jury
Bella Wltvm'. charged with the mur-
der. of hot ulnar. In. Anna C Pugh.
for trial without bail. Tho defense
made a motion to dismiss. asserting
that tho state m. failed to show a-
bun committod and that
It m ”lance but has- on
to warrant the pvt-oust bot-g
would not sntcrtain the
onions. ohm no win
or was unmoved by
and
Uri.
homo ,
in that tho coup
alias James .
their camps came up in the city court .
now llfo Old visor. Man 0. Still”! 1
. . .l
of Now L‘ondon. ' ‘
CHICAGO. October 23w’l‘hs report
of the committee on Chinese work was
rand today’s amnion of tho American
Missionary Association. The report.
was prsphmi by J. W. Baxter. of Now
bond on; (loan. but as read by Scors-
tary 0. J Ryder. During tho year, titb
report shows. 111 Chinese converts
were) added to the roll of the Con
hatches. This is the grotto-I nuts.
r over converted in any you
through the efforts of the organisation.
. Pro-inept Frank G Woodworth D. D
of Tounloo Uniymtty. Tomloo.
Miss. spoke on "industrial Training.
its Place and Mission in Bass siovoau
tlon" “industrial train he said. had in
it the element of (ism: that it leaves
to the intensification of the idea.
Negrocs' mission is to be made of ‘a
servant to others. I .
Rev. David Boater reported progress
' in Missionary work in the in... an and
Alaskan missionu. and Rev. F. 10
Ramada" declared that the missions
in Porto Rico had increased in power
and usefulness.
The business ,comittee during the
day began work on a set of resolutions
containing pertinent racomuiedations
and suggestions touching the captivity
of Miss Stone, hie missionary abduct-
ed by Bulgarian brigandl The matter
it is expected will come. before the
business meeting tomorrOvv.
WHAT'S YOUR FACE WORTH?
Sometimes a fortune. but cover. if
you have a sallow complexion. a Jaun-
diced took. moth patched and blotchoa
on the skin—~all signs of Liver Trou-
bio But Dr. Kings New Life Pills
give clear shin, rosy checks rich comt
plexlon. Only 25 cents. at F. ii. Bax-
ter's and John A. RI s'a drug stores
South Norwalk and hfwnlk.
DANBU RY HAT! FAMOUS.
Are Now Being Sent All Over
World-momma Increasing.
DANBURY. October 2t-Danbury
bats are becoming famous. says the
Dnnbury News, all over tho world and
the fame is increasing all the time. A
few years ago it was a novelty when a
manufacturer shipped a few hats to a
foreign country. but now there are
factories here which count their for-
sign trade as a substantial part of
air business.
Danbury hats are now being shipped
to South America. Central America.
Mexico and Australia as well as to
other pilces. A Danbnry manufacturer
received an order recently for one
hundred and twenty dozen of hats to
be shipped to Mexico. in these bats
are mostly intended for samples to be
carried by traveling solssmen. this
means, undoubtedly, many larger or-
dcrs to follow. The order included few
of the wide brimmed Mexican hats. but
was made up almost entirely of the
latest New York styles.
W
Lewis Ockerman. Gabon. ind: Dc
Wilts Little Early Risers never bend
the double like other pills. but do their
work thoroughly and make me feel
like a boy." Cert-Jo, thorough. gentle.
the
George C. Stillson. ._
PRUNE CROP OF 1000.
SAN JOSE. Cal. October 2-i-—Locai
packers estimate the amount of prunes
of the crop of 1900 now on hand at
I .000 carloads. The estimate crop of
Santa Clara county prunes this year
to forty million pounds. which. togeth
or with the estimated twenty million
pounds of the fiction variety. produced
by Oregon. Washington and ldaho.
constitute the stock to be disposed of.
So far this season neither the com-
mercial packers nor the California
Cured Fruit Association has made any
particular effort to dis’pdse of this sea
son‘s crop. All feel inclined to get
last year‘s crop out of the my first
The growers are showing signs of un-
easiness. but the fruit association is
confident of oventmliy finding a mar.
list for the new crop at a good
Prices remain the some with fow buy:
era
Dertt'n Little Early Risers never
diuwoint. They are lot. prompt.
gentle. elective in «mo g'all i
uritles from the liver and‘ bowel.
mall and easy to take. Never gripe or
.udistrcu. m 0.1m
JAOK TH! cums.
4.4....
Cut Off Cayman-I Oiri's' Hair in Now
HIV“.
SEYNOUR. October ill-«Ills- Lillie
Parsons. aged 13.tli0 daughter of H
3. Parsons. of this place. is minus half
the long braid of dark brown hair,
which she word down her back Kiss
Parsons attended the phi-“Ade in Now
Haven. Monday limit. p‘Whan the ar-
rived home silo found her hair had
been clipped Afbot from hot" Icnlp.
8|:chde isflydnolad of
hair. and is almost heartbroken over
her loss.
Do you suffer from pliant“ If IO. do
not turn to surgery for reliaf. Do-
WItt‘I Witch Hazel salvo will not more
Quickly. surely and safely, saving you
cannon-o and danger of an om
1W0. lull-an.-
can—-
WINTII am in AVIALAIKA.
our ass CANNOT as cunso ‘
by you an alumnus. as they cannot
adopt lash!“ portion of the our.
That‘s II on! one way to cure on
am on till it by constitutional rem
slit 0:.“ on
hand condition of the bJuneau; Willa":
ling, sound or fat mpcrfcct soon. find
lion rift in entire cloud itchiness in
r so it. and union the in mutation
can inbound utif’atid thatubir ro-
wili tint.” destroyed cforzgri, nine 0%:
a can y cat
lwhich u ”Kathi; butch indbmcd con
tint on of the mucous surfaces. ’ ‘
"We will give Olin Hundred Dollsrn
for any case of Boafnash (caused by
catsuit) that cannot; be cured by
Hall'- Culprit Cure. Band for circu-
liars. iron
P. J. CHENEY A 00.. Toledo!)
Sold by Draggiata. 70 c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
YACHT OPHIR AT ST. JOHNS-
ST. JOHNS, N. F..Octobar Zi—The
Royal yacht Ophfr. having on board
the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and
York convoycd by thadirittph cruisers
Crescent Niche modem. and Pm
perplh arrived harp in daylight this
morning.
w.
STEPPED INTO LIVE GOALS.
“When a child 1 burned my foot
frightfhily.” writes w. a. am a. of
Jonetlvuie. VII... "which caused horrible
leg sores for so years, but auction
Antics Salve wholly c cred ins afar
everything else failed.” Irifailibl’o‘for
Burns. Scolds coinage: Brut-es and
Piles. Sold by F H Batter, South Nor
walk; John A ingga. Norwaik. 25c.
MW
some; MAY 6901? placebos.
Hartford Wants Olin Across the Con-
noctlcut filvor.
HARTFORD. October Ltd—Former;
Governor Morgan Ci: Buikley. presb
dent of the commission having in
charge the proposed new bridge across
the Connecticut river states that the
commission is still nominating With
the railroad authorities and that prob
ably within a short time the contacts
clan and the railway olllcials viii
reach a decision that will expedite the
construction of the bridge. Governor
Bullfeiey said that a meeting will be
held at New Haven this week and that
negotiations have been advanced so
far that an early understanding in
road company to accept the general
plan has been made evident. but thus
far there are conditions included in the
plans that have not been agreed upon.
The governor is of the opinion that
in a matter of so great magnitude, in.
volvtn as it does a possible expendi-
tureo $1. 500 .000 it is well to "make
haste slowly" and espoclsily In
Hartford is to pay all of the out ay
except 0500.000 and 79 per cent. of
that half million. That the structure
will be a credit to all tho interests
involved, and a safe as wall as bonu-
ttful specimenof bridge architecture.
is assured, the governor said.
W. T. Wesson, Oholsenviilq. Va.
dragglst. writes: “Your One Minute
Cough Cure gives phi-feet ntltlfaction.
My customers say it is the but rom-
ody for coughs. colds. throat and lung
troubles.” (learnt) Stimuli.
m
MURDERIO WOMAN iDINTlFIED.
NEW YORK. October :k-Tho body
of the woman found mtcrday at the
Hotel main. in company with Emil
Schillinglcr who had shot her and
himself. was idsntlflsd today by Joseph
Cadish, u that of his wife Codi-II re
fused to give any information concern-
in: himself or the wow
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NEW YORK. NEW
mucosa ammo A .
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of selections. 5' ‘
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of everyone, the price or the mono.
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probable. The willingness of the rail from p p e ' w “um
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1 small amount of fuel.
some in appearance and of
strength. Our 318 Range is a model
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