Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 15, 1902 · page 7

 
 

 
 

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George Hoyt has-secured a position
with the Rowland Oyster Gompsny.

Mrs. Smith I.’Hommedleu. .0! ”Henry
street, who has been ill: is able to be
out again. '
~ lDrugglst H. F. Pierce was in Bridge-
port yesterday. on a business and
pleasure trip. 0

Charles Merritt. .. of‘ 'Ansonln. will
spend Sunday withhls parents in Riv:
t‘l‘flldo: avenue.

Mrs. Harriet Tate. of Henry street.
who has been quite ill. in now able to
be around the house.

Miss Anus, Rooney. ‘Who was bitten
by a dog. has entirely. recovered and
is now able to be out again.

James L‘Hommedleu’ has been quite
ill for s few days with neuralgia in
the head. He is improving.

Mrs. M. B. Partrick' returned home
yesterday. after spending a few weeks
with her daughter in Norwalk.

The Junior Praying Band of the
East Avenue Methodist Church. held a
mestlnl. last night. at the residence of
Fred Field.‘ ’

Rev. J. W: Davis will preach at the.
Soldiers‘ Home in Noroton next
Tuesday night. A delegation from this
place will attend the service.

The committee which has charge of
the Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com~
pany's ball, held a meeting. last night.
and made further arrangements.

The Sunday school teachers of the
Advent Christian Church held a meet-
ing last night. and tslkedover the best
mode of teaching. besides going over
next Sunday's lesson.

Harry Crossett and lead the Epworth
litmus meeting tomorrow night. a“! the
Eat 'Avcuue Methodist Church. The.
subject will be “Why Should the
Church Evangeline the World?" ‘

There will be divine service as usual
tomorrow night, at Christ Church,‘cor-
ner Van Zandt and Osborn avenues. at
7:30. The Rev. Charles T. Coerr will
argon and all‘ are most cordially in-
v . . -

Thom was a surprise party at the
real once oi Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Smith.
77 hit. avenue; last .night. Several
onthe friends of Madison Mrs. Smith
called, andysbeut 3.3910885!“ evening.
Meshments‘ were served.

Roy. F. Women. stamens evangel:
‘ isokntaacbedat the-Swedish .Congriigoi

tiohal'gcburohrin'ltiy ’ Ids svenubdaet
night.“ These Vinson gemttendance.
The sermon was - in ’thefflwedlsh’ lane
snags. Mmmnsoniis.rsnpeririteudent
_ of. the ScandinayisnislilanceMission.
which suppontsiaboutonc hundred mls~
slonaries in China, india and' Africa.

Rev. J. ‘J. Feast has sufficiently recov-
arodel’rom- his .ativgre'oold. as to be able
to occupy the pulpitdn the East Aye:
pupils, , subliufphi tomorrow; He.
will to o for "his morning subject.
“Friendship/t and .in the evening he
will‘begln acouise. of sermons on "The
Seven Sentences From the Cross Spok-
cn by Jesus Christ." Mr. Panel will
bronch..frorn the first sentence tomor»
rownight. _ ‘

Rev. J. W. Davis returned yesterday

from his ofllcihl viSlt to several
churches throughout the state. He is
president of theyAdvent Christian con-
ference. Mr. Davis will occupy the pul-
pit tomorrow, and invth‘e morning he
will preachon “The Eternal Purpose'
of the Eternal God.” This is a. sermon
that a great many ‘will be pleased to
hear and no‘do‘ubt the church will be
filled. The subject in the evening will
be “What Must I Do TO‘BG Saved.”
- The water main duties“: Osborn ave-
nue. from Henry street‘east. is frozen
and workmen are'bu‘sy'today digging
holes évcry few foot. building tires. and
trying to thaw it out. The thorough-
fare was lowered at this point on ac-
count of the overhead railroad bridge.
The pine in imitation two teetandxn
half under thq‘ground. and the frost
has gone deeper than the pipe. It is a
"dead" and anal water has very
little circulation. '7 9 water in this
some pipe froze two years ago. and it
Illii'lbflle th'aw‘étl’o'ut in the same way.
it is thongbtlthst theiilpo will be low
cred when vial-in weather arrives.

4 “comm.

.lcssle (luthill entertained

 

Miss

about twenty-live of her friends last a“ .
. Mrs. Stool ,of.,paltlmoro.de.. is a

night. at her he aln Bayvlew avo-
nue. (lumen and olng‘were enjoy-
cd until about 11 o’clock. When refresh
ments were. served. The affair was
over about midst. t. and the'gu‘ests
dispersed for the . homes. expressing
their hlsh abbreviation of : Miss Out?
bill as s hostess. ‘

Captain Willis 1.- Btevens,,ofyMaln
street. who has 2 x "seriously ill
again. is slowly improving.

Mrs. Mary Hartpwhogsustained. a

 
 

story about
Services

Church as (W

lag, limp:
siibloct or :‘I _ ti
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- place. have returnedto their home in
‘ New Haven. ‘ r

. was put «under when he was bound ov-
1 consumer.

' Tanker H, at i vi its his relatives '
W * serviceab- ill

- stilutinx‘ for him.‘

_ "New York. at
, . ’ " terestlng :1
lathe item Nhspuu 9
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The bond that Ernest ilpclswenkel
er to‘thti Superior t’ourt ill Bridgeport3

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Many from here went to Chasmar's
pond at [lowsyton yesterday after-

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Hockey on played. ‘ .

Miss Jessie St. John, whohus been
enjoying unintended visit with her
sister. Mrs. Gilbert Finch, oftliartford;
will return next month. .. l .

‘ Miss Amy Bailey, of Briddsport. who
has been visiting Miss Until-lotto Max-
”093'“!!! this see... returned to , her-x
home router or afternoon” ,

1 Miss Betths’Mhrtin. of Norman. left
yesterday former! Haven to spend a
couple ofuweeks withrelatlves. She
will return next Tuesday. _

Mrs. James, ,H. Roscoe. who has
been dangerously ill 'with‘ pneumonia
aud.und9riDr. G. H. Noxon'soare, is
now on the road to recovery.

‘Dr. G.‘ H. Noxon has received a
beautiful photograph. a group of his
brother's children of Oil City. Pennsvl'
vania. They form a most attractive
picture. I . . .

Mr. and Mrs. George F. circuit and
daughter Mary. of New Rochelle. N.
Y.. who have been visiting. Mr. and
Mrs. Byron, s. Mead, of Noroton. have

 

returned to-th'eir home. 2‘ .-

Tho following books have been re-

oently presentedito the'DarIen Public
Liibrary: Adam Bode, by Miss Genie
Gorow; ,A "Gentleman of' France.
Square PegsnDavid Harum and Eben
Holden. by Miss Adelaide N. Bass.
. Rev. George W. Moore willvspeah in
the Congregational Church Sunday ev-
ening. His subject will treat of the
work among the colored people -o.-uio
South. Mr. Moore is a colored man.
and was formerly a slave. - - .
' Theodore Merrill. aged about sixty
years, died at‘his home in Talmadge
Hill yesterday morning. The funeral
will be held at 2 o'clock from the Talk
mango Hill chapel. interment will be
in Anderson burying ground.

The Darlen registrars were in ses-
sion yesterday afternoon and up to 4
o‘clock 'had registered seventy names.
Previous to this there were 102 names
registered. it is thousht that there
willvbe abbot 200, names added to the
list of Micro. , ' .
’-,?flrand...iiror platoon Dauohy was in
Want Hobokannl‘l. .J.. one slay: this
”pit looking up the room-dot Walter
S” ailing. who it is: alleged bdrglarisod
t e bonsai, of Merlin J. ;Watorbury.
Emailing is'iniiallat West Hobohen
gonorrhea. his ,tp‘rniiegpgop’he lw‘ii’l be
.‘ro ht hereon ire r urea .
TE: 'slipprin patient. of. the Connecti-
cutjtallway ., d'vinig‘nung Company
called upon the soiectmen on Thursdnv
for the purpose of conferring With
their) relative. to the proposed road
that is to be opened up‘ln"the near fp-
turo. It starts at Albert M. Seoiieldws
slice and runs as far as Short Rocks.
the place in which M. D. Randall. of
East Norwalk. is associated with a
company in building several houses for
summer purposes.

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WESTPORT.

ii. A. Rademacher is in Maine on a
business trip.

Mrs. John: Backus visited in Bridge-
port, Thursday. -

The Meeker homestead in King
street is being prepared for occupancy
by Herman Nltchlntz and family.

Mrs.‘George‘Fnirchild and Miss Eth‘
el Fltll‘ChlId, were in Bridgeport. Wed-
nesday. . .

The Junior Auxiliary of Trinity
Church met with Mrs. H, A. Ogden.
Thursday.

David Mahoney. the. popular dondilc»
tor, is entertaining his father from
New York.

' Mrs, William E. Nash and Mrs.
George H. St. John ispent Wednesday
In Bridgeport. . . .

Miss Grace M. Selieck. of Wood-
bridge_ has been a recent guest of
friends in, ‘towu.’

Rev. Mr. Mackenzie preached in
Trinity Church. Southport. the even-
lng of Ash Wednesday.

Frederick J. Beers. of .Westport, . and
Miss Liszio Stuart. of compo. ”were
married Monday, in Port~Chesten
' Rev. Father T. H. Shanisy was a
visitor with Father Coleman at the
parochial residence, F‘airfleld, Thurs

guest of her sister. Mrs, Barhydt. at
the Christ Church rectory. on nurr
avenue. . ‘ .
Lloyd Nashhaa returned home. grip
sacks and all. and declares that he
has baeuenloiring breast (lid . Point
Comfort. ‘
. Mrs. ,Qouidmud daughter-rot Fair-
field. were ‘guests’ of Mrs; Horace
Wakeman at her Compo . residence,
Thursday . . ‘
Morris Mills, who has been teaming
for. 0;. ll. Sweet, in ii
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Worthy Matron it
Dario Gbspwaghlil

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accused'had A road films. skating» ‘

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n as. Mr.‘ s rs. sienna an. s.

'l‘. nurr, Dr. and M .. my.

map, Misa‘Violet-lidams. Miss Mary

Staples. Miss (liars Hurlbut gifts

Wheaten,

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risen entertained
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lto Hatch sndHWI lirod Tucker. of
Normality stunningly: and Edith
Kemper. Mary St ’ Louise Nash,
Bittrlce ilmi h. e Dolge, Viv-
ls Toning}. ,. .ll dillot, and the
Messrs; curios... ‘ ow ‘
“Emmi Viigwal‘hnrfiol
an exam .. p1" ion. Burr ill
would Nash: would ' color.

 
 
 

" villus

wood and Stanley We a
meeting 'de‘oé ay'sven‘ing in hot
hall in Hurlbutt's h or .‘After th rs

ulnl‘ usiness meeting the Grange; was
place in the hands of the lecturer
who preseutodtha program. The first

reports of the delegates to the State,

 

t or meetingspn'nd told the interests
of thpgorden were a vaulting. Seven-d.

ul amusing stories were interwoven ‘

in the reports which were excellent;
Mrs. Willis S. Jones
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sons Wit .
come Pomona Members.”
was a most excellent one. being handb

manner. Noone in the grunge was

her of Pomona. the state and the Na.
tional Orange and knows Grunge work
from A to Z. Pomona Lecturer .i. H.
Holmes. of Strstfgord, wasprosent and
was asked to make a few remarks up-
on tbis subject. which he did. as did si-
80 State Overseer l. C. Fautou. Miss
Carrie Crossmun followed with a. piano
solo. in which was embodied much
merit. The program closed with an,
excellent recitation by Clinton Banks.
entitled “The Eldor's Donation.” it is’
needless to say that it was excellent
for Mr. Banks‘s ability in this line is
well known. He was warmly applaud-
ed and gave another sketch of a bus
morons nature. The program as ar-
ranged by the lecturer for the next
pleating was read and the grunge turn-
ed over to the master.’ Utter it was,
voted to ask the state Pathological
Soolcty to meet with Westport Grunge
some time in March.

M

CRANBUR Y.

Mrs. wanna Common is sick.

There lsvexcellent skating on Dr.
Smith's pond. .

Miss Millie flack. who has been
quite ill. is now improving.

Miss Annie Ross is spending a few
days with Miss [shame Englcharot.

Miss Emily Taylor is a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Stuart Barr. in Brooklyn.

The Cranbury and Chase’s teams
played hockey 'i‘hursday. The former
won, five to one. ‘

Frank Gregory and family spent
Wednesday. with Mr. and Mrs. idbenea-
or Gilbert. in Cannon.

Teams representing Norwnlk and
Cranbury played another game or hoc-
key on A. A. Botts' pond. Thursday.
The Cranbury team won by a score of
top to two.

 

 

TRIAL LIST FOR NEXT WEEK.
Causes Noted for Trial in the civil
Court of Common Pleas.

The causes which have been noted
for trial hetero :ludgc Howard J. Cur-
tis in the civil court of common pleas
next week are as follows: .
» Tuesday—Charles L. Chamberlain
vs. Andrew tinder. Eli l.. lesser vs.
Abraham 'Brown et:als.: Dennis w.
Doolan vs. Maria 1.. Fox: American
JAgricultural (lo. vs. Seymour Wells.
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Wednesday—elation It. Reynolds vs.
Arlol Cameron; Maurice MoGrsth. vs.
issue 0. Hamilton; The A. w. Burrltt
Co. vs. The American number and
Manufacturing 00.

Thursdays-Alleles A. Curtis vs. En
gene ll. Smith et al: Marsh, Merwin
dz Lenimon vs. George Butler et at;
Conrad‘lmochle vs. August Hatter et
at: Amos minivans-vs. his: a. Fuchs:
Seth Hill .et al.. trustees-of the» Sta .

HenryMuli‘ord vs. .-.omns Minchey;
ll‘slnnsry Ksrdosh et, n1... vs. Johnners‘
0.1‘ 15:43 .‘ - .,_}

Tuesday. Fabian-y iii—«Charles J.
Collflhln. recline Buildlagarid ooh:

structlo’n (ionipany.

cos cocoons. mouthwash. , ~
What as
”it" In

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Wood, Horses HifitiWitiiFrnnoln such"
Westport gran a bitmap interesting . l‘j
i

number Wits up piano solo. by. .Mrs. ‘
090,138 Giiyer, Which was excellent to *‘3’
say the least. . Following salami the

then gave a roof-j f
ffWhat‘ ‘llncle Willie 1.
Thinks." William ,l. Wood than read . ‘
a paper. uponvthgdsubiect ffSome llcn-‘ ;, ’
y‘Our Members Should Be-
The paper 3,

en in a most efficient and, thorough .3

better qualified to speak upon this sub» '1 _
iect than Mr. Wood,‘ as he is a mem-

 

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pics Free school Vs. 'llhomsiilmwn: .

considered hum attache . '
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Grange, held rocentlydnilartford. 'l‘he’ .
master and the secretary were the deb t
egatos. in their reports they told of i
what wag done at thin meeting. or re. .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

-3TJACTKBURN.
with pleasurefh ‘ unknmvledging the
‘ and. In luycstinui-
choose not properly
t at my desk brought; on
i goal‘ldootomi continually. I

“Dunn” Mus. B it
effectsof ','Aydiu . ‘ ‘ .
tion there is-no reins o is
attended to, together, with:
nervous prostrntloli‘.stv mut i
tried different remedies whiol
my stomach refused. food.

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silenced ' in isoniugmys slcin,und
g p _ _ ‘ kflibo‘r wigs? hsgosuflhrcd with ovarian
troublesand was perfectly c ‘ ' ' l Ifinttentionlayout-Vegetable
(ompound, and [emotion ill . “ it. a two months‘ fair trial.
Howevm', bcfmc‘onc moo hi ' . . limits like a new woman, and
after six weeks inithiul use 0 iii . , tiriimmd I ivos in perfect health. ;
it certainly is of great'beucdt to Women, mid l \vish'chrS' poor suffering
woman could have a chance to try it. Yours very truly, Miss W. Cortne-
llmcknpuv, eirzdli’ifth Ave... Rock island. Ill.” ’
.Nothin rwlll‘ruli'ove this“ (1' ire Lin
Lydia E.P ‘kham’s‘v. «stable (ignipgi‘mfi;

 
 
 
 

condition so surely as
it soothes. strengthens.

 

 
 

heals and tones up the ellc‘ntei units or nism. It has slim i
ciireforall iuds tfprfialeoomlkaintfithfibcarin down. eoling .
backache. lsplwqemont'of the rebirth. domination3 of the ovum; ’

and is invalunbl tiring the change of life.

j Plnkitnm helped firs. amt.
up: When i wrote toyon'sonialimc sgofor
nyslsys weir nuinlxered. TI \vas'so ill that I

 

f‘plgiizsn tie
civics has,
could not storm on in .
troubles in instinct ticir worst forms: inflammation and ulceration of ;.
the. womb; lcucorrhosa“ tutoring down miss: headache and backache-
ncrvous proslruiion. . .3 y kidneys “me. out of order and blood in a bad 1
conclusion. Everyone; and creamy donor timuirhi [ was going into
consolidated. l foilmvctl your advice faithfully for six months with the
result. that I became it Well woman. and it cost me lunch Icss'iiinu a doc- ‘
tor’s bill. i feel "that Lydia ll. Plnklmm‘s \‘cgoiublc Compound
saVcd my life.” whine. SAMUEL Boner, 7 l‘ozy Ava, Oueoniu, X. Y.

The above letter shows how uncrring is the advice which Mrs. Pinkhhm -
gins to women who write hcr about. their sickness; us the advice is frceand

always helpful it; Is not. strange that also advises more than one hundred
thousand sick women (aviary your. iicr address in Lynn. Mass. - .

 

 

 

, It whim. owe havodopmltod with the National our Bunk f i. In mi;
‘ it lot: will befrnid to any no truth who can find that the above lutiiuofihlll 33m
. In corp-Inns, or were ubllsbod before ohlllnlnLlI. writer's lpoclll per»

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. 3 page. None Such Mince Meat. 25c
. to receive the so .
counts of Mcrcan- 1 lb. pkg. Seeded Raisins. 10c
tile Firms, lndl.‘ 1 lb. pkg. Cleaned Currants. 10c
. ‘vidntlls. and Con . Pan-American Milk, ‘ 7c can
porn .ons. .
F or mnvem " Peninsular Milk, to can

 
 
 

 
 
 

lanes of deposiv
hire. in the Sav- ‘
lags Department. ..
tho bonus opsn-
ed from 6 to 8. »
‘. Saturday eyen- ..
Infl-
z. if yourvsntem.
. slats militias a
' will it would
» .nwelltnoouult.

stings. century Health Pancake, ass

ASTULL

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, ‘ ; n. . film
flamed condition
‘ when it is entirely closed deafness. is £th WNW” ”W»

, out of ten hrs on

‘ for any casei'nf ounces (caused by:
,, catsrrhl that

feed fertilised niinntes at n time. I bud female .,

H . ‘
‘ _m - Incentive 0 cm
seamen oANNO‘r a: coast 23;: “imam , _
by local application”. as they «use: . ,
reach the diseased portion ofthe or; “waif” 14‘ W W
'i‘hsts from. one y to. sure as r. “N . counts “'9' ‘7
ti .snoipa tsu Mtitubldlllirqm- 20'” "will”? "It!

‘ ‘ «been by on iii-5“" ”mm m

ane‘mum‘” “um“ [chandlse tarilf l)
of the Eustachian Tube. When thisimflli'» ‘
tube gets inhuman you have a, l'ilmlt irate: froqu .. fl
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the result. and unless the inflammation ! - ’mmfii’“ 1““
can be taken out and this tube re minim! in state rating"
stored toi ‘ penalties. burial 1“ “Mi antimalarial,
will be host; 7". r; .nine‘ salami”!!! fill. fll’fii*_ ll ,
5..., ‘cstarrh. twentysssven.’oent‘s~hiih
inflamed _ con- .1 Louis gate ‘and‘fveven ,
faces. the C icsgc this} but ,
ndred Dollars will no longer. be at a ,d' ii
ten cents ‘ as against No
they will novelist)! mil
gmiieagn territory to war
‘ reaching . the ~ eighty aphid
willie. the maximum for St
remain at 81.30.. .

ASTOR REGISTER; me no
LONDON. February 1» l,
Waldorf Actor. and prelimin
iugin for horse l'itcinx.:lllt ..
his colors. under the Jocktizgfl
They are blue with pink; .
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VIRGINIA OHIMICAL‘ .
unw YORK. reproach 215‘
rectors of the Virginia OM
ical Company" hair‘s dehlhgl‘e i.
,. of one per cat. on i p i. w

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which isnothinx-«but'
dltlon of the motions
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be cured bys‘»
Band for clrcn

r. J. onus a cosmetic. 0.
Sold by“ Druggists. 75c.‘
llnll's Family Pills are the host.

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“(live an example of how best ex~
bands and cold contracts." ’

"in the: slimmcrthe days are long;
in the winter they are. short.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

The Wholeigh Patent Leather andéit‘lnc
Kid :3 sum for indies ...... I. .‘ . ,

 
 

 
 

 
 

The Lounsbury & Mathewson Shoe. $3. . 2
and $3.50; not perfect, at .........

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Men's Enamel and Box Calf
Shoes

$3.50

 
 
 
 

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Men‘s Patent and Box Calf Shoes. at

good bargain ......................
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Lsdics' Storm Rubbers ........... I. . .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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To get the utmostvvalueifor your money laboring COAD.
is not gold that glitters. and [all is notcoal have black. All. 4
may look alike toyou. but‘ihere’s a difference. Our coal. is p
fully bought and we guarantee-«it to be of superior qualityi A
chase today means satisfaction tomorrow. ' _ (I ’

Coal is distinctly our'specialty. Our assortmpntg‘is vary :2
plate. No other denier offers such a wide range offeholée. » V

it's your move; I'i’f‘ellapbone, 52-3

John H Ferris.

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and Furnishings beingsoldgt‘eosld? 3.
1655 of theiroridinsl cosh: Mod 3*
on find stonewall/”shine so ‘ d
honouring:courtesan” is
herewulie lotion
faction oil ‘