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him and Proprietor. . migrant."
of Great
our. MARCH a. 1902. "
classes, at St. Josephs for the hand
some
tors Almonds for Tomorrow.
rll‘nn'etld; aetd5: 51.
lecture. Sande evenin March 18th
u_eio:20a..m.1c-lap.m. " 3
rapidly more enthusiastic.
linen communication- for
would be addressed to The
, arsenal mini-i not desired.
the valuable. prize. 'lulu voar's con
,uitnn oi Turney had issued I“! ltest promises Io mililll‘lll oven the
hunting gambling in his do izIpieiuIlidI success or :1 ylenr rare, rIvlreli
. . , . in ( illlcl was put-lei to in morn
. end orderingthi prosecution through the kindly. (omuctiiion nnd
”“039 0t “‘03“ “W‘l’mhmems enthusiastic efforts of the luncheon and
curried on‘. scholars of the parish Sunday school.
no oolies were Iiist brought IIto deliver theInnnunII icctuIio at lilo
tn 1 Tax a num- concert and tie subset eroscn in
“33:: Soiimfhchenfml Pu f ”The lrish Exiles" Proud Boast" one
a ‘ a libel. nppenls with liveliest interest to
railroad. After its
d‘ were/ out of employment is proverbial in the tender pathos of
a up laundry work, because in , its story. and steadfast in the viciusl
‘ ‘ th t ti t o lulled of its exile.
. I“ ‘9‘"‘3 at a me “ "a; The lecture at St. Joseph‘s tomorrow}
‘ 1,30 few women to '10 5‘10“ “’01 » (evening. in the free Lenten course is
~ entitled ”A Mother's Love,” and fol
lows logically In the list of subjects
chosen for the sacred season: three of
which have already been deiIVered,
namely “High Treason ” “Heart Scour
gloss," and “Cruel Coronations." ,
Tomorrow the regulnr nnnnai col
lectlon for the Home Missions among
r- ent: address Minister Wu
idest paper in’ .he world was
in (Suzette, which is more than
here old. He declured it wasn’t
on printing news, but it was 11
ul publication, as it contain-
9 doings of the. court and
drIth edicts of the emperor.
star our received word the oth
at a fi lend who had been sup
hove appendicitis was sunar- ,
oi. rem, that ailment. but from
ndlgestion. “That is good
said thesenutor. "l rejoice
1 tr'oubie‘lies in the table of
other than in the appendix. "
owing to the recent mission.
The church was well filled last eve
nlng for the "Stations of the Cross’
end the “Devotions" or the Sacred
llealt.”‘
,thc religious spirit among t. 0 people
.by the Missionary Fathers continues
to show great fruit in better church
. attendance at the ten
iinversitles of the. country is
by Dr. German, the registrar
on: his, he follows: Harvard.
lumbia. ~,l402; N11chigun,,3.-
icsgo. 3.727; California. sol-III:
to, 35:36 Cornell 3.216.; Wi3
, 2,8,12 Yale 2680; Pennsy-‘i
the Roman I‘othoiic faith.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
The theme of the morning sermon
by the pastor. Rev W W. T. Duncan
will be, "The Supreme Speakci. " rive.
minute children 3 talk proceeding scr
. . ,mon tonic. “ST
At the new. Bible Close the resulnr
lesson will be considered and difficult
questions arising that need modern
research to fled the truth and dispel
doubts The Venus People’s mee'tinz
will present the subject “line Secret
of Endurance " Mrs. S. Milton Stev-
one will lend the nicotine All younu
allowing notice has been pine
in the entrance hall of wurnburg
rsity: “Honorable indies who at-
public lectures are informed that
mentoring the. lecture room they
ke off their hats. ill case of?
”Impllunoe with this notice, they
list expect to have their lists taken
Epworth League chapter are lurited
‘rho ereninu prelude topic will
“The New York Central Again. " The
iifth scriuon in the series of "l‘be
Drama of Life," will be delivered. it:
will he ‘Sceuo V.-—~\inun Sin and Sor
row—Ged' s Awful Silence. " This o'er-
lee of Sunday eveninz sermons deal
ninin' Ellsworth, who had been. I
the light on Castle Neck, ins]
sinceriis‘di. was believed Int the
is death to be the oldest:
"épér of the country lie
on: in 1813, was married three.
‘ nd munnired successfully to
amily of nine children on n
of 340011 your.
lites d are of inesitlmabie mine to all
rvhoil ( esire to know the truth. At tho
the solo. “Clearer Still and Clearer‘,
' n. compositidn by Charles E Stormont
oreauist of the church. A cordial in
ritatioii is extended to all room: poo-
pic to attend the evening service
on; em trusts in Germany, teem;
s ro relating them. The promo-I
of German corporation must rc .
1 information regarding the}
stances under which the cor-nor
lids been propomed. in special,
the report must be prepared by .
GRACE CHURCH MUSIC.
Fobrtb Sundav in Lent.
MATINS 10:45 A. M
Processional 491 ............ Weslor
Renedicte. Ronon Tone .Gresorin
. ‘pnid' 11D in full, and allows m: Wisdom-Whom”, Drinketh
..................... Bennett -
lolon to be made for a future in Recessieuol Hymn ”a ........ 97kg.
n the original number of? EVENSONG, 4:15 P. M.
my more important yet i Processionoi 452 ....... ...,_Wsine
is publicity through regular ro- l‘rriui Versiclcs ....... .Tallis
,1); , ingnilicnt in F .............. . Tours '
. i :llunc Dimittls in F . . .......... Toflrs
' 1 . your in ............. ‘ ......... Dy es
HAT GIMEN ARE DI) NG‘ ‘0il'ertor5-«The Lord is My Shepherd
_ . . Machetes
. ‘. ....... Ward
V. M. c A SUNDAY MEETING.
The Jennings Club of the South No!
9 good food for thin poem
....................
llecelrsionnl 403
to abuy the perigee silk i
libido trimmed with
I fancy hand embroidered 1
it of color. ,
d-white and white-and block
at growing in him. down;
lost of the sci—culled tub I:
dainty pure white is no
mm: C Knerr is n .sident and Wll
linm J. Leland lender will have eutir
~ Merge of the men‘ s meeting at the Y.
'M. C A. recipe Sunday st 3:15 Th ‘
Y. M 'C A orchestra with Frank Stur.
invent as lender will make its first
appearance Sunder afternoon. The
“meeting will last only one hour. and all
‘zeung‘ men are cordinliy invited. The
topic will be ‘H t “
rsetcover to wear-
titration (been, or a
is made. \vitho
he elaborate .acetrlmrned
cg hold up by ribbons tied on
i ibbou else tells it
so per who finds the piece
jt, r is not as tender as it
The plated content between the
‘ odds of the Christian Doctrine
prize oil‘sred tor the grade that:
he the lot-nor sale of tickets (sti
ill for the grand concert and,r
the eve of lit. PMI'ICKE nay. grown;
The scuw
lots, with their corps of teachers are 1
determined not to chew the coveted,
premium to go to the Juniors wlrn uroI.
in turn lust us iirnrly resolved to win,
The lieu. Rector has again consented .
“William“ the heart‘s and memories of a race that ‘
the lndlan and negro races of the West .
and South. will be taken up in them-.“ .
church, Usunlly this collection is tsk -‘
on on the first Sunday of Lent in the .’
diocese but this your it has been post- ‘
pound in the polish for four Weeks,‘
The thorough awakening of.
Inttendance and more correct lives off
the members of the parish. as well as .»
in the numerous recent conversions tog
he Baron and the Dove. ” '
Monio. Whether members or not of the
be, ‘
particularly with modern problems of:
«recipe service Miss Rood will sin";
by Codirev Thrinc. the music beinsi
i Benedictus, in G ........ .. . Crotch .
udent auditors. German law Hymn i153 ;; maker
,. films that the capital stock Hymn 343 . ..:‘. ........ . Baker
; 'wslk Congregational Church or which .
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BARNUM c BAILEY
Unrl'osled. Unapproacbable.
Unchallenged. Unequaled Genuine
ill-Fashioned Country
FY MEMBERS OF ,
SHERMAN OGUHGIL N0. I342. ROIIAI. ARBANUM.
COMPANY I). FOURTH ”REGIMENI. C. N. (i.
saluted by
'I‘l‘lli BEST PRGFESSIONAI CIRCUS A018 IN AMERICA.
Museums. Side—Sherwin Menagerie. Conccrl. Wonderland, riddled Animals, Acrobats.
1" ranks. Clowns. Fakirs,‘ Curios, Thmblers, Mardrls, Lecturers.
AT THE ARMORY. T.
iiiuoliiiu Friday and Sillill'llilll March iiiii iilll Ililil iiiih.
i A Splendr‘fcrous Ezhibr'llen of Extraordinary Capable Marvels. Ranging r’n Ellery
,- Way lemma Shape and Form from Gianis to Dwair rs. Jumbos lo Skeletons.
Charming Ladies to Wild Mm. Prnnm'ng binds to Fella Ponies.
Admission. 04 Cents.
Bargain Matinee. Saturday, 24 Cents. ,
‘Rc scr‘bed Scat Sale opens Thalsda‘, M arcli Mr. A! Halsicd's Drug Slow, 30th Nor-
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Miocene-ms. ENTERTAINMENTS
The fourth in the series of recitals
int the South Norw elk Congregational
Church will be given on Tuesday even-
ring by s. Archer Gibson. and Dr.
; Franklin 1), Lawson. of New York.
Mr. Gibson is organist and choir plant
or at ”the Brick Presbyterian Church
f and Temple Beth El, of New York city,
And played it return engagement at
the Pan American Exposition. Di
Lawton is a church soloist and mem-
ber of the Grace Opera Company. The
V New York Press says of him. “For
hope it is because of ice unusual quai- . ,Presented by A“ Excellent Company
ity of Dr. Lawsons voice. which is u‘ With Entire 35mm Production
beautiful lyric tenor and the feet that including Startling Mechanical Effects
he knows how to use. it that he. has ,
' risen so rapidly to the front rank of SEE THE MARVELOUS RE-
_ ‘IAL STTL. SCENES:
IAmericnnI tenors His singing of the
'Lohonur n" narrative at the first . lie el t s 11 Ali-
Apollo Chill concert will not be for ,HiIggTinckrgioutixitztrTSs pic ure q o ‘
gotten 80"” no mode a. “wide“ 3““ ‘Jardin Mobile Concert Hall (New
Y‘lbiki
case also in his singing of the tenor
9030 Gt \lllrtu TO? UK“ fiMUBICfiT SEIOX} IQKOPSDTI Market Par‘ggn (New Yarn)
Racing Pool room Scene.
in the Waldorf. Dr Lemon :3 voice is
particularly well adapted for the high 1 Cit) Hall Park New York) at night
And the greatest of all sensational cf
hem y roles of grand opera." Dr. Law .
0“ sang the ml“ 0' Christ in Rubin feels the burning of the old Tctlow
grin“ s "Chricigs" in the Waldorf last «Oil Yard; on the East RM,“
rursdny nnd as been counsel on so _ '
‘oist for the Rubinstein Club in the PM?“ 25' 5° 75“
Waldorf in April. Loy ers of music in
The Norwnlks will be git ill to hear him
Tuesday night.
HOYT’ S THEATRE
One Night; Only
. TUESDAY, MARCH ‘11. .
iDlAUSOR-ATE SCENIC PRODUCTION
of ‘lnmuard' 0111er
Greatest Comedy Drama
TilIE MINISTER’ S
DAUGHTERS
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MATINEE lino ulcii'r
SATURDAY, MARCH 15,? ,
Return Engagement
JOHN {ALlIyWONy . ,
’ IPust titres coupons on “Jones”
, in “What Happened to Jones 1
likiiAiihUilhT‘S , - ,
JOHN ALLISON its sermons SITES
20 Weeks-In London.-
Strand Theatre
15 Weeksin New York
Bijou Theatre
MATINEE Pnicss, 15 rind 25c
EVENING Pulses. . 25. 35. 50c
WWmmaw. d.” m. w~< M w.
FREE. FREE F REE
Grand Public Mass Meeting under
the auspices of the Central Labor Ui'l
ion to be held in Hoyt’: Theatre, So.
Nor-walk, 02., Thursday evening.
March 13, 1902, beginning at 8 p.m
sharp
‘l be following speakers from Nation
oi Hoadcuarters will be present:
Meyer Steven Charters of Ansonia
pres (3.31mi J.; l...\ Sullivan pres.
goon F (KL-.15! W [hinders vice
THE MINISTER S DAUGHTERS _
Leonard Grower‘s comedy drama
“The Minister-"s Daughter " which
6 will he presented at Hoytc ’lhentro. g
. next Tuesday cloning, March Hill is
one of the best. of the comedy (ironies
non before the public, and has re 3'
«sired the highest praise both from
*he press and public it is bllmi’ul of
; rxccilcni comedy and thrilling sltuu
. tinns and the scenic and mechanical ,
' fleets are the most rt .llliStlc new on
rtevze. 'lhe story treats of the no
entureu of two country girls who
i love selected the city of New York ‘33
he place to earn their livingw-and the
, louver-c end pitfalls to which the
‘iyonng and innocent \ynge seekers are
objected are carefully and skilfully ‘
; 1mwn.()f course in the end virtue
' triumphs. ‘ The company selected in
jail excellent one comprising such
well known actors as Harry Little
Clyde Hess, Byron Bicknell Harry Le
volivn. Charles W. Phillips, Frederick
Lauder. Henry Stacey. Florence
‘hropp May Noble, nmilv “mm as
irude Hayes Dolly Emmett and oth- ‘
ers. .
THE WRONG MR WRIGHT
George H.13roudhurst one prorcd
that his ideas are original end our de~
veiepements of them ingenious. l hose .
inniities are pronounced in "rue
. Wrong Mr. Wright "- which will he prc
, outed next Saturday, matinee and
night at Hoyi's Theatre by the talent-
ad young actor John Allison, who it
supported by an excellcntcorps of tel
outed rumours. Mr. Allison has been
can here in "What Happened to
Jones ” 011 next Saturday he will be
“Mr. Singleton Sites ” a merchant
of
gitntor of Boot. and Shoe Workers?
Union; Eugene S. Odell, pres Exccu
live Bound C and J. of A.; Ernest
Bohm Brunei-s \Vorkcrs IL: .l. s
.Woed C as. i. ii. of A; There will
ores, l. A. of 11.; P. J Byone Labor -
whose cashier has absconded. “Sites"
employers a female detectire. "Miss
Henrietta. Oliver.“ rind others to trace
the fugitive and impatiently takes a
. hand himself under the same name
Workers Retail Clerks Corset Work
also be present representatives from
the following nssocintions: Garment
ere Bartenders and United Hatters oi
North America Music will be furnish
_ which the obsoondlng cashier is trnv
ed by the Musical union Orchestra
The ladies of the Norwalks are our
dialiy invited to be present. Full ms
or thqtre ushers will be present
There will also be an entertainment
of moving pictures ‘
ADMissIION l-‘REE.
sling and so the elferts of the deter
.ive bring them heel-Ito to‘TSing on
Sites " “The Wrong Mr .Wright, nwire
scores a happy issue out of all hi.
emotions by merry-lug the female de
e
N‘T TELL MY WIFE .
' of the above title was xiv _ _
third time within a cor: at
Theatre .
audience Was.
lo. and in some parts- ore
_ ' Aachen sickens
the preceding port , - .
mitt-last
“hour: mun ’ L
' * use:
a wmwm
in eupsmos counr.
Minor Matters in Short Calendar 3a:-
cien Yesterday.
Judge Robinson yesterday mode
the Superior court:
l‘uesdnymfltute of Connecticut vs.
P. L. Johnson.
Wednesduy-8tato of Connecticut;
ell rel, Thomas J Lynch, guardian vs
Eugene W Whitehouse or his; Sum-
uel Bernstein vs Peter lloolan. lr. .. at
his. ., James Staples til (lo. vs. N.
N. ll llili it. won.
'l‘lllll'llllilyrmw. N. Sippcli; 'rli. Mnry‘
A Phepps; Nehemiah i1. lllcii vs. Wll
linin Pratt: City Notional Bank, of
South Norwalk rs. Wlillnnr illiidlcy.
The cone of tho Stute of Counoctl
cut vs s. John Mclleviit ul’ Stiilti’old.
wnu mulled on Illo rlofoiidlllli' n llclillll
1cl' it is :1 unit nguinsi tho 53,0110
build given by Mtllcvitt for the 11p-
ponrnnoo of Choline [1 Kent, oi? Stanl-
fold. in the criminal Sllporim (ellit
Kent was nriesied in 11 void made by
the Low and Order league upon pool-
' rooms scvrenl years ago. null Mailer
it was declared i
itt went on his bond.
forfeited at a special tom of (cult
M...”
MESSAGE FROM THE Poss. ,
Sands to Bishop Tierney Benediction
to the K. of c
During the recent session of thel
Knights of Columbus in New Haven
, the asembiy asked Bishop “lieiney to
transmit to the Pope their sentiments
EIIloyniiy to him and this the bishop
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celvcd the following message, imro
lulu:
itolno
Bishop '1‘] icrney,
llnltfoul Conn: ...
The lioiy Father is grateful (oi the
sentiments expressed in the name of;
March Ii. illozi.
with all his heart his apostolic belie
diction
(‘ \iti‘JlNAi. lthl’Oi LA
The bishops telegram to the Pope
was as foliowzs
Cardinal Rampolla
Vatican ltonle, itnly:
of Columbus assembled in my diocese.
send. through me. has telegram of
homage and devotion to his richness
and ask for his apostolic blessing.
(Signed)
M. TIErtNEY Bishop of Hartford
To the “Boord 01 County Commission-
ore of Fnlrflcld County.
i hereby apply for a license to Sell
Spiritumis and intoxicating Liquors
Ale Lager Beer Rhine Wine and Cl
‘der. at 168 Washington street, Town .
of Norwelk. My piece of business is
not located within 200 feet in a direct
line of :1 Church Edition or Piibli
School House or the premises pertain
lug thereto or any PostOIlice Public
Library or Common
Dated at Norwulk this 8th day 0 l
Mulch A l.) i301!
, , THOM AS hl‘NERNEY.
Applicant ‘
We. the undersigned electors and
taxpayers, as defined by law of the
Town of Neruaik. hereby endorse. the
application oi the shore coined Them 1
es McKcinofii for such license I
Dated at Nor-walk. this 3th day of:
March A l) 1902
Elias Gilsonski Fisnk Kursiusk}.
John J. Hunter . John Oldonmliingor {
William P Hnulon.
1. hereby certify that the nboveuinm
ed endorseis lire electors and taxpay-
ers as defined by law of the town of
Norwalk
Dated at Norwaik this 8th day of
March, A D 1902.
HERBERT R SMITH.
m8 115 _, Town Clerk
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these assignments for next week inC
Late yestcldny nitclnoon he re '
the Knights of Columbus and sends _‘
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The national council of the Knights
yen & Hartford Railroad
,ilart'n 15 or iwnl that
3is healing 11 completed form.
: desire. for rest and recreation
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ldeslgllfi modified or elaborated to comply with the demands and
A Fine Exposition
p.
Newest»
Matprlai and correctness of fit are featulcs of first impoituncc.
To.
Styles are delightfully v.11 led models end
requli, e-
lments of the ever inn-casing business of. the Boston Store' 3 Suit Department.
Attractie ve
prices are prominent features here at all times.
We will call
your attention to 11 low of the g1 and variety we are showing in our Suit De
1 pnrtment
WAISTS.
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Made from nun's ceilings, full lined
throughout, fine tucked front, back and
sleeves: colors, block tun, gray, white.
Pcau do Sole Silk yoke effect of line
tricks. tucked stripe in back, button
limit value $4; here at
$2. 98
White Lawn Waists five styles, all
new blouse jacket line braid trimming
Mcicerized Clininbray. and Printer!
Sw,isu value. up to $1. 50. here at
80
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The Stylish Venetian. Cloth Eton and
Blouse Jacket skirt and jacket trini- .
med with Moire Taffeta r,ibbon splen-
llidly lined actual value, $15. 00.
reti,’ rcsodn and light blue. valued at?
the lowest $3: here at
$1.98.
. sArcuonoNews.
Mammoth Freight Car Floats Building
for the New Haven Company.
All event well worth Witnessing will.
is the launching of the mammoth cor
.ont building on the. narrows iii: iii.
hip5nrd for the New iork, Nev. Ha
Company,
ml which will take place Sntlirdny,
date
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The Gibson Suit out after the lines
made familiar by the most popular of.
Amciican artists; colors, navy and ‘
red. an ideal suit for misses or small
women sill. lined jacket and a very
attractive price.‘
t022.50.
Si\ distinct styles. made of Bread
cloth and extra grade Venetian. The
new bluose jacket. fine braid trimming.‘
self color and two- toned effects. The
nobbiest creation of American skill.
Fresh indications of serious freight
rate troubles in. the west were noted
by the Broadway railway agents and ’
predictions wcie made that a full fledg
ed rate war would be under way with
in this month Radical cuts in freight
rates have been made by the. Missouri ‘
Kansas & Texas and the. Wabash rail-
roads. and in certain sections of the
f southwest the Missouri Pacific and the
This ‘
barge which in did feel in length cup-E
ible of holding 2:: loaded height cars:
This is 3
one of amoral of :i clue.» of vessels to.
be built but is not the iaigest as on.’
order loi two or more has been placed-
with the Plume-ls by the Jersey Con?
:rni Railroad Company. w‘iiich uill Ill.
also £ch. in length.
on one bulge of this lnttlar tontiact.
York Henry h‘lnks‘
p1 ‘Slilt‘lnt was accepted and F. J; Kim.
hall was elected president.
gwns niailo chairman of the board
retirement. from the activities of the
Work has begun ‘
Southern Pacific shave already come ‘
into the. light. Rates between St. Lou-
is and Kansas (‘ity have been mom
than out in two and it is reported from
Kansas Olly that the railioad freight . ‘
lnrill’ on d1 v goods is now the lowest
on iecol d
PRAISE FOR MR. M'CORMICK.‘
VIENNA, March 8~A high chloral
: hem discussing the decision to raise
At a meeting of the directors of the,
1Norfolk oi Western Railroad in New,
indignation n34
chief executlle allied was due to his
Johnson nus, elected vicepresidcnt
l» 10..
the Arisiioliungnrinu mission at Wash.
inuion to an embassy. and the muse-
qncnt mission of the United Slams .
1 mission at V icons to an embassy salad
Mr. Fink .
His ,
“Mr McCormick (iltu :11u ri m. or; .3
minister to Ans‘tm- Hungary) who has
made. a poiticnlaiiy favorable impress-
ion would be most acceptable as the-
first United States ambassador to An-
tiHia-liungary ~; 1
preised or condemned.
I Mackerel.
less Bacon Yellow Sweet Corn Flour.
Leading Grocer
There is no dodging the fact that our goods are tested in the dining- -room That is Iwhere cur goods are
Our Bottled Strained Honey is lost suited to the taste of particular ioiks.
Maple Syrup in quart bottles and cans direct from the sugar gror es of Vermont is delicious
Our silver sides the best that can be found .
Oranges, Lemons, Cranberries. Bananas, etc Peaches, Apricots, Pr lines, Celery. Fancy Sweet Petatoes,
Budd Tea Splendid Coffee, Elegant Butter, Cormtry Eggs, Head Rice, Double Cream Cheese F'crris Hams and Bone.
We hare everything in the market at reasonable prices. We offer nothing but the purest And best.
f l.
arles E Seymour,
313 West Washington Sit, So Norwalk 3
any sensible housekeeper
cocoon sun PRINT sprains 31.3.; 280. I ‘
Worth 28c or are lb.
I‘Z‘Jonss's FLOUR.
. Per 31.1., 34.65.
2 POUVDS 0F ‘3 ,
JON 0R ARBUCKLE‘S
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risessouv's mus
Per out, me. -
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cans White curl-heft
2 ounce bottle W Ihgct
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