"Min need of 11 new Trunk Suit Case or ’i‘ruveling Bag of any kind this
minor It will pay you to look for 11 large assortment of first. quality goods
prices. Our stock contuinu uil of the (good points. A visit here
rinse you oi? (but lame.
URUNKBr-Metal covered Snrutogn (1nd folio tops, (inpvus covered. iron
so bound, brass locks and iron bottom. Steamers. packing and wall
'l‘r ‘ In; in all sizes and qualities.
IAGB.-Clubs in Imitation and oil icuibcr, gcnuinc (Iiligntor and other
ancyskins. Canvas Toicscopou'snd C out (loses. all sizes. Dress Suit (loses
.50 up. Also a full line of Trunk. 8111in and Bug Straps.
Flog Pong and Table Tennis, the. latest games for outside or inside
Imuse‘msnt, from 750 up. We also curry extra Bulls, Bottledores and lie
oi era. ‘
Business In The Bridneiinrl ills-
iIinl t‘nniinnes Tn Incense
iisil Perl ill‘inirn
neoucso PRICES oN' “
Kummocksi lroquet Sets, Lawn Mowers, Rubber llose, Refrigerators,
(his m‘li‘reezersi Lawn Seats, Lawn Settccs. Garden Tools. Sprinklers, Win.
‘ W, Screens. Screen Doors. . '
ml
i
o celebrated "Puritan" Wickic‘us Blue Flame Oil Stoves, from $3 11p.
1 we are headquarters for, Mason and Sun Fruit Jurs- and Jelly Giasscs._
Steinway, Hardman Guhier Shoninger Jewell Woodhnry, and twenty
titer high grade makes of PIANOS: also the wonderful PIANOLA.
' SB. (your Coupons for, Sewing Machine to be given anny July 31,1902.
71,
:‘Iu I711: (7
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
. freim 138-4
Ladies’ Wrappers. 750
. Regular Price SI. 00
10 Pieces Wash Go‘Ods. at 80
Regular Price lZIC
smnnna Mats. (117510
Regular Price $l.00
Turkish Towels. at 10‘
Regular Price 15c.
(Is... . '.'
South Norwalk
“ :gfi‘ ~ 'w. *v w 7-:- xv W” .7-7'
OOWONOONMMCNWOOW“M 8‘
The superiority of Portland over or-
dinary cements is well understood.
The price is now so low that Rosen-
dsie cement (is. to an extent being
crowded out. . We handletbo. “Atlas."
which is conceded to be ths‘best brand
on the market. Our sales of this ce-
7 I most have increased ten told within
7; a. few years. If ydu are going to use
cement, use “ATLAS."
.301 course we have the “Itoséndnle”
'nnd our;V Line of masonsbhnlidlug -
lals blue stone, sewer pipe slog:
(premiere
July. 16-.—-L‘ ouoty rent: muhlripni scundt‘l is‘John Lon
has declared that on whose testimony Fitclint‘té wits (750i:
olIIce_ ,Ames must victed. The police officials are now
dwrsngling hmungtlfiédiseli'bd‘ Chimes
I ‘ conduc- hsve been pre-
Ito search for the missing is. m for his recent
strange snarl has decal: 11141111th ‘ [the stolen. town 17‘s-
mu 1. ice use W17. unis amines he will
against Captain 107111117 ‘
thst'he was acting
. flayor Amen when
: , continuing his
“signed to duty 7 . ‘ (ls
717111: order m
' dogs of Burns. ‘
((1 ”shops each of them his the pertec
7 (use berry; is flight the radtnnce
Tammi.
' ll:1v(711.1111(ithcu iirldgcporl.
. ehiionI is. a personal knowledge of the
, one, it may be said
ed in his mind Whnt‘ Jesus proposes to
, i n (oneness Is héh as been hurt:
I "him; which giv’es‘ sills] (my to the'
(7‘1'ul loIIII lirms caused. in fact
becmnc ill] absolute hcccs‘slty.
Bridgeport ‘thut Mr.
pointed.
custom house,
business of (but institution to (my ('1'-
(cut would menu :1 (7(1rrcspomiing in-
(.Icnsu in tho uctuui business (lone III
the district
A lurgc pcrccniugo of the. imports
Which are cute-red through the Bridge
port cut-Item house .11 (7 of row (11' portly
tibishcd mntcr,inls which are mode in—
to finishcd products by tho Iiisiiul'nc-
tmingrouc 71115 of Bridgeport. it is in
(117 importation of (host! pr:o(lu(ts,
muny (I! which go to (hot textile-indus»
tries (Ind mnny (non.7 to the steel mnn~
him-Mules which increase so largely
the imports :Imi the growth \lei( i1 111
first, was thought to be possibly (I
more temporary i11I:I'(7(1S(7,is unrioubtcd-
ly on (1 firm foundation. and is substan-
tial, (111d instcud of decreasing will
continue to increase
The! last prcvious incl 7.1717 in the
{pics at the custom liousc won (mob
in i898. As this one was. it was mode
because there was 11 grcul inrrcusc in
the business of the ‘oiiicc which guys
promise of, being pcrmnncui. At (but
time iirldgoport coucludml (but it bud
('vcry reason to boost (It the size of
the iigurc‘s ithch1Inppcnrcil on its im~
poll. (111d export slicers Bridgeport (is
.1 port of (71m y nos the (bud in the
stutc, lluIti’oI'd being first then New
in lens than [our years the-rs hu~'
been 11. srcntcbungc In the silIIntI.ion so
for us Bridgeport is conwrucd Since
($98 the, business or the custom house
bus more (bun doubled in fuel the
morons-.7 would inspire close to two- and»
u‘-i1ull‘ times the amount which it (lid
in 1898,11ud now there is 11 probability
(but if for the next year th-:,7 increase
continued (It the sums ratio (is iii the
p’nst four, the million doilnr Innrk will
be rcuched in the uniount of business
done at the Bridgeport custom house.
Bildgcpmi us (1 port of cntry is (11
(Iliuud (It New Iluvcii, (Ind is sec 0nd in
the state, llar'tfonl lending. The Hurt-
{cud business is so great from the fact
(but the (‘hcney mills of South Mun-
chesier probably the inrgosi importers
in the country. do nil their hiishhss
through the Hartford custom house.
Innsenrnlinn ’i‘n lied Alene
(Continued tr'orn First Page.)
Let mam” see that Jesus Christ has
come to dwell uith us and in us.
il‘cv L. K. Moore gave the next ad
dress Soin‘owhui as follows. This, be.
log ‘n confoi'xcme of Christian workers.
I thought it would be. profitable to talk
shone three absolutely essential quali-
tications for ciIcctive Christian work
are whether in the first or twentieth
century.
1711 st~ Blnmelcssncss of life.
fhultiess life; no will ever be showing
our infirmlties or blunders. It is not
personal ability; we. have been putting
a premium on special gifts etc. but
they (11(7 of no avail unless underneath
is n blameless life it is not possible
I‘ r us all to have superior personui
biiIity. literary (IIInliIficstions..etc. It
I} a fine thing for, a minister to have n
ne voice and to understand music.
but all cannot have it. but may have a
blameless 11er The secrets of God
(1 given to those only who have a
blameless life. The second ouuiiib
not (1
t 11th as it is in Jesus.
1 t on religion.
33s (1 special-
Coming to such no
“this man is
s eaking with authority. . The Christ
1 n worker should have thoroughly fix-
o and how Ile‘ propoSes‘ to do it. lie
must have an intellectual and personal
Iperimental knowledge of the truth
G No man is” lit to be 11 Christ.
if‘l‘he third qualificstIOu In! the only
on;b is (herapusui you: the 11on
hrist In the World'mid work;- we
(id (or (311 "
at I do, Sb
1 1'1 (1w :fiiéiiley' 7
or on nn'ey (m e w t
693:1! It“ W " lg 1”
Milliflli Mark
New Haven lenn thee iiisInIIneII
issue 11 Ilclden. iit‘ Strutt‘md.‘ who
two months ago was appointed to the
position of tcmporwuy inspector in the
Bridgeport custom house to tide Over
a rush of business who ii the (uslom
house wus iccliul. (it thni time was “"1de (‘Omih Come; IIIi'lcr GQIIVI'I'SIOII.
ycsthIiny continued us (I pcrmnuent (7.0 Go.
iIIspc(t(II (Ind ('imk ’i‘iIuic was no ()11 Account of the thunder storm
cIcssutiou in the great incrcusc ot' busi~
notes which the branching 'out of sev—
the
grant imrcnsc will b(7 pcrnmncnt. (Ind
the appointment of 11 permanent iii-
upcclor to assist in looking (It ((71 it bus
"1"iicic bus been ll good incrcnsu In
business nil over the countiy. i"oI whiI h
Bridgeport is the port oi entry, but
(he 'grc'It bulk of l11( rcuso has occur-
mi in Bridgepmt, and it is to sci 1c in
Ileldcu was up-
'l‘hc increase in local indus-
tries is indicntcri by the business (It the
for on incrtcisc in the
.months conducted an active trade (1‘
cent war.
making. A. Is.
see that your stomach and
liver are improper condition.
To. do, it easily and pleasant-
1y take
Beechams
Pill
said Emwhm.' In boron 10c. and 35a.
Ipen Iinmee
lIeenrnIeIl Juliet III in linenn-
IeIIiiIIIInI Style In Belle Haven
word. (1rd candida for this bupiisin
liuvc you this bfiltiin?
licv. Mr. chu
further practicn gunurks on
themes of tho (Ingrid on
(11117. The Ilibic spooks in men uncuu
spucious rooms of MI‘ liirchs rudi-
VI’nIIbInIz“ wus sung: 11ml Ilcv. Mr.
7f the rich mun 11nd Imznl‘i1s.llivus
(ignition rich and :rprcscuts 1i class
Lazarus muons God, my helper. Thu
111(717Iotlu7d sumpiimu iy in purple mid
‘Iluc. iiuou. tho other the. Very u‘utipodes
(If this. l7‘rom the worlds slundpoint.
the curious port was the. Snvinur (111117
mi .177. (IV from the. rich (111111 to Lazarus.
The world goes to (be rich man. con~
mils with 11nd defers to him in all
(hint.r (,1 null counts tlIt‘ poor mun worth
nothing They are not‘ culled into the.
(77mm ii of nations but loft in get on no
best they can The Saviour" turned
nwuy from men of culture and wealth
(my wont to men who were. powerless
to give (my hip Alter analyzing
iiivcs who wus :1 ('orupossitc7 cburoc for
We find nothing of vuiuc as God lookfl
MIDI)“ men.
Lazarus had nothing and was noth»
inn, in the eyes of men but was much
In the sight of (‘od ilc bud picrnui
'ilo. nod found rest in Abrniium‘s bos~
pin. The. lesson i1 om this is in gutboi.
:15 “1:7. puss through iiIIsiif717.thct11I1u;s
which mukc for eternal life
'I‘hr7 next spcnkcr Wits llcv. W, W, '1‘.
iluucnn, of South Norunlk. The sub
but of his moss 11:17. was The New Life
'11 Jesus Christ: Ihc liviulinrlilcs bf
'iis Stnudurds 11nd Kingdom. .IoiIII liI..
Mil. Nicodemus (‘.ililu to Jesus with
questions Jesus said “Yo must be
born (11;qu “ Nicndrmius said. How
can those thinks he? Was he risking
about the new life or the new birth? 1
bpliu’o it was (hr.7 new life Nicmic
nius bud sonic conceptions of (lod: bc
wus :1 leading 1111111 111110111; the Jews.
but be wnntcd in better understand the
teachings of Christ; All God opcru
lions urn mysterious. in nature. us well
:Is in spiritual (hinge i7‘uith is the inr-
ulty of the soul the noblest light:
when the (ilscnsc of doubt Is cured
mun is nblc to bulimic iiiiinclcs mm
on power to produce faith; ”((77 nI'I7
God 3 protests scuiusl man :1 biiudncss
This is the ago when we wont to
tube on every new thing, yet remain
the same. The grunt toacblnus of .lc-
711s \vm'c absolutely 11(7w;llis com
7II:IIIIis were new. ”A new command
mom i give unto you (but yo love one.
another," He was now “in his git‘is
“My peace I give unto you. not us
the world gives." i'l'c cove lilIIisol‘i'.
The morale of J esus were nnsmntciy
u‘cw; he links ((Isclhci' the. viic Inur»
.iorer and the kid gloved millionaire.
who loves his gold better than God: or
the womun who conducts hoI nefarious
‘Iiisinoss with the most bountiful wom-
711 who knows not God. In his cars
(here was ouiv (711(7 siu~unboiicf (u
shutting the (wcs. to tho truth of (‘ od'. 7
word. Let us insist that the stundu
srds of Jesus are uniquc. “'17 are to be.
zpod to men. not expecting: them to
Hill) to us. llo not filvc your money
where you expect return is .icsus‘
standard of b(7uc\(1l(,7uc(,7. The law of
(be new life is (ouiiuue to do for
illniors .
Rev Mr. Hendrickson then sold a
few words Jesus is run willing to
have questions asked of Him In these
(luvs of so many different ((7111 hmgs it
is important that we go to Jesus and
talk with Him
Tho program for Thursday will be
:18 follows: Church Work—chthods
Old and New Devotional service 3: 30
p In. Addresu by Rev J G. Snyder;
questions and open parliament. Devo
tiousi service," 1: 30 led by Rev Jos
eph L Guernsey Address by Rev. ll.
H. Besttys Discussion '
The evangelists. lennocyz (ms Me
Dowel] are to be present with their
musical instruments at (be rcmalniur
sessions of the conference. They oil
also sing and speak
WANT MORE AMERICAN HORSES
CHICAGO. July luv—The British
transport service. which for so mans
Port Chalmette is to reopen its camp
there for the shipment of horses.
mules and ttle to South Africa: says
’ wa Or cans corres
' (I that the Ameri
é hurdlest for the.
under its
git. . orins, the isrms ol
the bul'ghcrs suffered In the. to: '
The sinners are now on the
way and the camp will be reopened i111.
mediate heir awn-iced ,
we .
do VFS Isis wf'Wight (his? 16-A~
bulletin (as (R 11:29 o'cio ck this
(furs yestgl‘day ‘ernobu. Trevss.
7 1
, (institutes.
Second Lieutenant Robert L. Willi
er, of New Ilsven. Gompnn‘y E Second
‘ N.‘ G.. has been appo inteil
‘ “tenant, in ‘ "Husted. resigned.
Sergeant Edgsr Thomas has been ap-
pointed second lieutenant vice Waili-
con 0" the dual-(19.777—
, 9*“
low Words model
tho.
llc spoke of .
the difference between the old Mosaic.
smriflcc and what God requires. the
one (1 dead sucrlflco. the. oils-1' (1 living
the owning; («7(va was 1qu in the
drum, opposite. Ellyn Home The hymn
‘WlIcn .Icsus (‘omcu Will he Find Us
ilrown of liowuyton led in priiyvr, lie
tbcn drew his lesson from the parable
, shoes (111d clothing and landed in Jen.
soy City, from where they came by
train.
Seventeen sticks.“ (1,»;qu Explodu
“(“11
wheeled on ‘upon the open deck two . s
a
ed.‘
Were lying near by.
Basket tinned I Inner iieIIIII lien
nInn ilesinn iiiII neis Illieuiinn
~~Wun
1...] ’lfiIIInIpuoIi‘ ono of thocoiony
of wcnilhy New irorkcr 1'.; residing at
ilciic lluvcn during the summer
111(111il‘1u.‘i71 buying no‘ and of. trouble
with his wcnllby 11(7i14‘l1i1(.s11', and II
mutter 1:5 (,oIIiiuue us they have. for 11
[cw dnys post. .iurig‘c. ilurnos oil thc
iI'ccnwiI-b iioIouglI (:ouI'l Will be usiI-
(711 to tuko (1 bond III the matter uud
put (1 stop to what Mr. Thompson
(l‘l'iilh‘ mulicious nIir-chici’ mui (ch—
iI'IiciioII of his pioporly.
The trouble is‘ now (1 your old. (Ind
bcuun (7111'713 Inst summer, I‘Ipon MI'.
’l‘bompsou's rcturn from (1‘ European
tIip. Whlic (Invcilnu thr‘onub (Irr-
many he bmnmo greatly interested
in :1 huge bustt- shupod liowor bod
with imitation ribbon bows sitar-bod
that he obschcd in (1 ge'IIdonI thcrc
Iud bud one similar in design and (lec-
oI'ntion ('onstructcd for his door yard
Ii Hello “(even it, won (1 novel contri.
Venice. and cost smcral hundred (iol
lots. and (iurinu the summer when lit .
was lilied with blooming liowcr rs. it
utti'uctvd the (We of many visitors to
(but lnetiv spot. In latt, it was so
much sdmhcd (but some of MI.
l'hornpsons neighbors wore greatly
disturbed over its attractiveness and
humid (Iilcmpls \II'(I'(7 made. ill night
to IIII‘II' its bcuuiv. Lute one night
.\'ir. 'I‘hompson detected two young in-
Iiios. his neighbors, in the act. of mu~
(linlih (he buskct nud reprimanded
(hem. ,
- 'l‘hc buskct was put in posiilou ngnin
this your. and. although it 7nti.I'n(-.iI(7.Ii
us much attention as over, it was not
ilsturbml until (1 night or two ago.
when inst yours '1ntlcs\v(,7r(71'(7.sum(7(i
(in Sunday night someone, well
supplied ulth black paint uiluckcd
the brisket and Iqubel it and its (1th
orations all over. mailing 11 lIoIIid
looking object of ii ‘
(in the piers of Mr. ’I‘bompsou's
pon i1 were the two huge 111111 hand
some pieces (If stuiuzn") 1"(7Imscuiiniz
Romeo and Juliet nnrl.‘ not content
with dospIoiiing (hc ilowurimsket. (he
“11niut(7rs‘(I;11\'c some. attention to the.
(intnnry Monday morning. when
iiir.'i‘l1ompson arcsc, he found that
during the night. beside. the basket. be.
ing bcsmcurcd with point. ilomm bud
boon suppliod with a pair of black
pninlcd kuickcrbockors and that his
features hnd been chanced to resemble
(I. picksuluny. Julict's month-7 hurl
born simiiIII'ly'troniml. (ind her fcnv
tures were also disturbed.
SheriiY Ritch was taken to‘Bcllc
ivlnrcu inst night ‘in Mr. Thompson's
automobile. A conference was had and
(I plan was mapped out to trap the
suiitx parties. The young ladies :Ip-
prcbcndcd last summer were question-
l Bridgeport sacrum. A
THE D M. READ COL
Established 1857.
This store closes daily except Soturdsys, at five o'clock.
IN THE SUIT ROOAIS.
Bathing Suits are occupying the moat lmporttint‘ place
at present. It' is an acknowledged fact that these Suits are
exceedingly pretty ((1 style, very neat and trim-looking.
In Brilliantinc‘,‘ either black or nasty blue; trimmed
with white braid; some have broad sailor collars with tie.
others have roll collars. They are wen inadc hnd finished.
In price. $2 :15, $2. 50 $2. 96 and up to $4 00.
Children‘ s Brilliantine Bathing Suits. m navy blue on-
1y. with collars of white or red Price $2. 98. Sizes from 8
to 14 years.
Children s Flannel Bulking Suits, $1. 25. Sizes from 2
to 8 years.
Shirt (Waist Skirts. An extensive variety in Linen.
Pique, unlined Mohair. Etamine and other thin wool stuff '
They are in the newest surnmer styles smart looking. and
very moderate in price. Their stay here will be a short
one. ” ‘ ‘ .'
Lawn Suits in two pieces. Very attractivc pink and
white. blue and white, and black and white stripes Pleat-
cd ortucked waists trimmed with lace edging,- nnd skirts
either ruffled or ounced. Price $1.98.
WASH DRESS GOODS
The july sale of Washable Dress Goods is going on
with amazing success. Every day sees some pretty fabric
added to the list of low priced stuff. Just now it happens
' to be silk and linen Lacc striped Batiste. It sold earlier
in the season for 58 cts. 75 cts and $1.00. .The July price
is 39 cts a yard. ' ,
AT THE TOILET SECTION. ‘
A summer novelty—“Violet Simplicity.” This lS’n
fine quality of Violet Water. and (also Violet Extract,
which comains natural violets floating in it The appear-
I‘ance of the violets add to the attractiveness of the per-
fume.
The Violet Water Is in 4 and 8 oz. bottles. Prices ac-
cording to size, 85 (IS and $1. 50.
The Handkerchief Extract in I and (IA 02. bottles.
Prices 85 cts and $1. 20.
Coudray s Handkerchief Extracts are selling through
July, 15 cts a bottle. regularly :15 are
The Designers. Fashion Sheets and Patterns forjuly
are all here and maybc found at the Pattern Counter.
11113 D. M. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport, Conn.
(7d but. they denied all knowledge of
Sunday night‘s affair.
in ”10 IncnIItimc (ho case is :1 mys-
(cry but Mr. Thompson proposes to
chip‘oy detectives today to Work upon
it. and bring the guilty ones to jus-
ti(:.(7 The (inmmre, to the basket and
sintnnry will Innount to several huuv
(iI'od (lollnrs
~ilclIiIIII-7 s of the sl(lp.horrii,1h7 pin
((119 Most very afflicted in one “3)
way or another Only one safe hover
failing cure. Dean's Ointment. At
‘uny drug store. 50 cents.
CAPISIIIZED iN THE SOUND.
Narrow Escape From Drowning of
Two Men From Milford.
MILFORD, ‘.I’uly‘ itiZi—A‘Sulurday (Inter.
noon. Professor DeLeon. editor of the
People, of New York city. and Gustav
Lungncr. of this place.“ storied out.
from tho harbor in the professors
35‘ foot, canoe for (1 low day's roughing
trip to Long Island Shortly heron: I'
o‘clock when out in the sound, the ,
boat was upset by n squali.B(1lh men
climbed upon the bust (Ind were In
what they, thought a said: position.
They uttelnptcd to attract the atten-
ready in antimony other emergency ,
1mse‘.Ab‘out this time a westbound 7
isomer was seen approaching. Prof.
DeLéon‘ stood up with Mr. Lnngner's
(id and waved ‘a‘ slg‘nsl or distress
made of the covering ripped from the
Inbln, of the boat ‘
When the chptain of the steamer
:sw them he turned and ran close to
hem so that they were able to climb
(p the side onto the deck. The. steam-
7r was the (or. boat R D Waterman. oi’
\iew London. Captain Whipple _ A
line was made fast to the mpsized
cr..afl but the farce of the waves. as ~
the (up straightened out the line. soon ‘
broke in her bows and she went. to
places. .. thn‘the two mcnwho were,
rescued were taken board they
were dried out in t e: ssroom. and as
(.h y were clothed Only in under cloth
rug and trousers. they were loaned
reaching home earlv Sunday
morning none
'i. ed‘NIexriloh Much; I‘
outn In”: Sa‘viich was
‘ (1 stick (I! dynamite when.
from some unknofvu cause; it explod-
together with 16 sticks which
Ssvseh was
monitor! by the adlutsnt general.
blown to pieces.
await ton at our store.
Edward J. Finnegsm Norwnlk.
Ghsries L". GIovor.NoI-w:1lk.
new Msthels. Norwsilt.
George Gimmes. Norwnlk.
New York Grocery Co. Norwnik.
William Bronson Rest Norwu k
Hori'is'mtoio‘: Eases museum .7
B Joselwtslss 87 £177 E
Add so much to the beauty of (1 bedroom that they are becoming more
popular (77017 (1:11
iii to 21) per rent.
We liilH,‘ all the newest styles and can save you from
‘ 7.
'iI‘h 5 week we offer the followin‘u specials:
s 350 (Ron BED Fo‘n 3.2.75 .
s 7.50 more also FOR 3 (1.25
s (100 IRON sso FOR 9.7.715
$12.00 (sou BED FOR $9.93
(1900 BRASS sea son $15.00
$2100 asses BED FOR $13.00.
$25.90 Issues ago son $2175; 7
Th; niiovemre only a lragmcutai y Iportiminofi the great willie: 'that
“\i
71v ‘ '
my
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS
(ion of (in eastbound steamer. but 12 North Main Strict,” I " South Nor-wail? (:divm.
were unsuccessful. and were about to I . ass... “I ‘ “W
attempt the building of a raft to have -n... ‘ ‘ ' “ . W“: ., 7 ., ~77
917777 We 17.79011
(In (handset?.j‘*‘i"II-nI Size Inc.
”*1“—
E011 SA LE BY
‘.M"
Conrad nearer SouthINorwnlh:
Charles Fiedier. Southplllor'hnilts'i;
Bernard Hirshtield; South Norwnlk,
lorrls Naciasky. South Napalm.
New York Grocery Co. 8;, Nomaik.
August Roettechér sum Nét‘walk.
. Siccgmuli'ér' Broil. SMIIW’NIRWBIR.
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