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star's. MONEY wnmlfllmhmum
Win h ve got EVEMTIIINII in our
line. e have to save you a few steps
and at the some tiuio give 1uu Al sor- I
vice. (Orders dalherodJ
‘PHARNAdV. ‘I
11.16.,Norvgtk. 9t-
205 Wd‘shln‘g
Gold Medal flour, 6‘5c per bag.
Tube R03! Flour. 6 0c per bag.
Fancy Creamery Butter, .
4 , . 231,: per (‘11.
Oar 11:31 Me Milk Crackers at
8c lb. or 2 lbs. for I 5c.
24 COTTAGE AVE.
EAST NORWALK
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The tug Stamford was in the harbor
this morning.
Contractor Hmry Selleck, of River-
side, was a visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Lemongclli is quite ill
at her home on the Washington street
bridge.
Fred Jones one of the crew or the
steamer Hampton. has resigned his
position.
Mrs. Annie Richards of the Cres-
cent Laundry is mourning the loss of
a valuable dog
The regular prayer meeting will be
held this evening as usual at the Ad-
vent Christian Church.
Richard Bland and Rev, ..I W Davis
start Saturday for Greene, R I. where
they will spend a week.
Farmers are busily at work straight-
ening up the corn crop which was
blown down during the storm.
Carlisie T Week s. of Brooklyn, ac-
companied by Mrs. Weeks. are the
guests of relatives in East Norwalk
Robert Carr has taken the mast out
of his sloop and it is intending to put
in a new one which he has secured in
Greenwich
Bnrweli Day, Spartan St. John and
Wallace Hus-ted are planning a camp
on Cackenoe island the last. week of
this month.
The Junior Band will ha1e charge
of tht1 prayer meetingfio be held this
evening in the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church.
Mrs‘. Whitney and daughter. Miss
Edith, are the guests of Mrs. J. W. Dav-
is and daughter, Miss Jennie Davis.
of Rowan street .
Miss Ethel Glover who has been vis-
iting 11 D'nnbnry for about three weeks
has returned home. Earl Brownlon a‘
Danbury .,youth returned with her.
One of Ella t‘md Company' 5 ice sag-
ons broke down in Washington street
yesterday while crossing the trolley
tracks. The damage was done to the
springs
Efflbst Paul the boy who broke his
arm a short while ago and was afflic-
ted with appendicitis shortly after is
repory‘ed as progressing nicely at the
Norwalk hospital
Cottage, avenue was flooded during
the heavy ‘rain of the day before you
111111111. The water did not run of! as
it was ex ted to. it is probable that
the worko getting the street id shape
will but ,b‘e completed for another
month as‘ ther are yet many who have
not laid curbs and gutters in front of
their housQ,
The Yo g Ladies' Industrial Socie
ty 111,131 uls Mission had planned
a trolley tilde which w'ss to have taken
aiming evening. Qwin‘gto e in-
ole no" of the won‘thér. wa decid-
ed t‘d‘ postpone the evening of pleasure
untiI {rent Tuesday eyeping The par-
ty 111 ll go to Seaside 11111:. Bridgeport.
Ther‘q will probably be about fifty peo-
ple in thb party.
. 1011;111:1511.
Mrs. Edwin L. Tattle is quite ser-
iously ill with typhoid lever.
A daughter was born yesterday. to
Mr, and 111‘: Charles Wells, of McKin-
ley street.
Miss Eliza Baldwin. of Highland
avenue. is entertaining f1ieuds from
out of tawn.
R‘éllanoe Hook and Ladder will hold
a cak‘dwalk and dance at Roton Point
tomOrrow night.
011' ncodnt of the stormy weather last
night the Hose Company postponed
their ice cream sale until this evening.
There are letters at the Rowayton
1111110 befor Mrs. H.1-I. Smith, C.
Vols. Belle island; Elisa Bailey, Ira
nor,
sins , new
even her home
mailings 11d svcn‘ae 11111». was mu-
for“ h sagaremsnknimd ‘ Ravi”
rgo 3 comb -
‘0: “New Minot '8! we from
dot-$11121, we yestérday. but
nbt.damaged
”$81111!“ film are 993,
offs figbbkr wddt‘
BARIEII'!‘, ‘
111,11. $81001? is landing tods ‘
111W
isoi‘ob
Norwalk. yesterday, on business
Mr. Northrop is driving a well at
the roar of the Whitney property in
ltaiiroad l'lnre.
‘fifir. tiMrp
ha 6' good to Brookly
NEW? r1110! Mr. Cdnn'ss
-Whitno‘y. of ‘thgm‘rlo it
Towns Company, Stam‘t‘Ord, is ahead-
- ing his 1111 atiou in town and at North-
tictd, Muss.
William ~1Pratt. of New York. who is
spending the summer at his home on
Part
out so in will) by w
wish, of Noroton.
'i‘h‘e oysttrmen who had their boats
nearly destroyed, in Mill (‘ove have not
experienced any‘ further trouble. The
authorities are tnyesrlgsting the mat—
ter, and ii' the depredntors can be dis-
covered they will receiVe a' hedt'y pett-
ait1. '
The heavy wind which accompanied
the rain storm blow a lawn swing from
the yard of Ralph l1c',hs1d right over
the fence into tha‘xr‘eet. The swing
must Weigh fifteen 11 node at the least,
and everyone is Wondering how it hab-
ne.d
Considerahi‘c‘ worlderment has b‘ér‘n
caused among Durieu people as to how
their fellow towusmen are getting
along at N01 thtieid The Darien patty
is living in tents there, and the sham
must have made? inatters very unpleas-
nut [91‘ the
Williit-‘me W Ballard and family are
camping out for [Mo weeks at Scott' s
Cu‘ve. They were having a very pleas-
out time till the rain struck them.
which made things rather damp. but
did not interfere with their eiljoyntent
of the expel-11111111.
Charles H. Seeley, th‘o wen. known
golf-player of Noroton. left Tuesda1
night. to join his father and brother
in their camp in the Adirondacks. He
will remain there during August. and
probably will not be heard of much
on me links until the national chain—
pionship tournament in the fall.
John Finch was the representatiVe of
Eagle Hook and Laddet Company. and
James Bennett. of Volunteer Hook
and Ladder Company, at thew wo dos
session of the state Fire C ear
sbc‘iatlon meeting, held in Branfo‘rd.
yesterday. and the day before. They
returned last evening and report 11
very pleasant time.
Through a misspprchcnsiou. The
Sentinel staged that. the ice cream sale
and festival of the Methodist Church
Men‘s Club Would be on Friday night
This regrettable mistake is forthwith
corrected The festival is to be held
this evening, on the Clilll‘ili grounds
and a fine time is anticipated. ’ihis
evening is the limo.
Lucius H. Bushnell. at the Soldiers“
Home. Noroton, writes to New London
friends that the hospital there is be-
tas enlarged so as to admit forty more
beds with some private rooms for spe-
cial cases. making in all about 175
beds. The1 oldest patient, John Brad-
lry. alias Andy Bradley 1115 years
of age is still very much alive. Andy is
extreme age. and simple good nature
makes all kindly disposed toward, him
The man longest there is George
Weeks. who has been at the Home
about twenty- dive wars.
The Dnrien Business \icn's Associa~
tion, at the r-eteut meeting. set the
date for the annual outing and shore
dinner to be held at (lien island for
Tliursda1.August 13. '10 show that
they are not at all superstitious there
will be just twenty- six of them. and
they will be seated at two tables. thit“;
teen at each table. There will he thir-
teen courses The arrangements for
the banquet and outing are in the
hands of the officers of the association
who are ex- Senator Charles W.
Lounsbur1. president. l1‘1ank ilennio‘h.
vice-prcsitl‘ent: Nathan Finch, secre-
tary. and William Hindley. treasurer.
WESTPORT.
D. W. Vaughn. of Derby, was a re-
cent visitor acre.
Mrs. S. C..Seeie1. of New Haven,
is visiting Mrs. Hull B. Bradley. _
Mrs. Bradley White is entertaining
relatives at her Lyons Plains home.
Mrs. 0. Flossing. of Newark N .J.
is a guest of Mrs Abbie Trow‘bridgo‘.
Ambrose S. Hurlbutt. Jr. and wife
are guests at the home of Mr. Hurl-
butt‘ 5 parents.
Rev.Kei'1neth Mackenzie is taking
his annual vaca ion that will cover 11
period of thr'ee weeks.
Mesdames Dar and Hutchinson. of
South Norwalk. have been recent vis-
it‘ors at the horde of Joseph G. Hyatt.
Miss Vivian Tequet returned to
Stratford Monday with Miss Mildt
Fryer; with 111111 been her guest all
will spend several days here.
“A party or the Shepherds of salads
be? here fartllcipated in the shift-
1111 at socia given by Lady Jennings
Lodge. in Norwalk, last night. ' \
Today a festival and fair is to boa
held on the Staples property, Slate
and Main streets, the proceeds from
which will be given to the Library. .
Miss Jane Riley. organist of use
Church of the Assumption who but
been incapacitated for duty owing
an accident. is fully recovered and lbl'
to be about again.
Miss Mary Roberts. of Detroit Mic
igan. is visiting friends in this 11
tion. Miss Roberts was a one illné‘
resident of this town. but has bayou i_
. sands Mrs
"Elm a one; :11 5'2:
Motorm‘an J
cated in Norwalk? Andorra
11.112591 “mafia 1 1131.
W‘llhé‘dbigt’b‘gktlon of iii}?
will unite with that of
”50rd“ w' “
livery I
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1‘0:
wan-ann- W II 111111
J..ohn Conn n11nd dough. "j
to attend ‘,‘
island. i at 11 sent away on a ‘
Arthur South- “
b N11113:, have bed: 116-” '
WWW'W'W‘ “ .
Gold only in 15s.. 5012. A 81.00 Bout-s.
‘. . _ Wilt
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it was previously a benciit.t1nd ma
tetiully so i was d. rected more on
orb/ate schOoi lines. it has ever been
a credit to the town and the liberaltty
of its prtljectors can be no more fit
tingiy appreciated than through the
town' 11 making that branch of the
schoul system on an equal with any in
the state. To do this 1111 efficient head
is required. Fairneld has taken the
initiative and Secretary Allen Beeman
of its school committee is depittie‘d to
curler 111th the school board hero rel-
ative to cooperation. under the new
law.
There is a greater influx of summer
boarders in the Lyons Plains section
than has been the case for a number
of years. 111 town the conditions are
p1ncttcaliy unchanged. the lack of ac-
commodations fail to meet the dc-
rounds and people are driven to the
suburbs or to other towns.
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NOTES OF THE SEA SHORE
. Sheriff Willlinm (f. Nicoll has re-
turned to Newark. for 11 week's stay.
Mrs. William James. of Eilm Home.
is visiting in Rutherford, New Jersey.
(‘olonel and Mrs. l-‘rank Adams. of
New York, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
l}. M. Bartlett.
Miss Mary Quinn. of Theodora cot
logo Belle island. has gone to Buffalo.
to remain some time.
Misses Sadie and Anna O'Laughiln
of 01 sage. N. J. are guests at the Clin-
ton lIouse Belle Igland.
The family 91 Samuel (1. Morrison of
(‘ret 11wich dvonue. Bethel, are spend-
ing the week at Belle island.
Mrs. Chichrster, of Pittsburg. arriv-
ed at the DeKlyn cottage. Pine Ledge.
yesterday. for a stay of several weeks.
Miss Emma Wetnstein,.of 89 West
street. liauhury. is a guest of Miss
Christine Rundle, at Bella island. for
a week.
i}. Mortimer Rundic and family.
of Daubury. are at the Jones cottage.
on the south end of Belle island. for a
several weeks' stay,
Miss (iluru Pfahi is the outset little
lady who presides at the stand in the
grove where excorslonlsts purchase
their sand pails and shovels and other
little souvenirs of the Point. Miss
(‘lara has many friends among those
who frequent the Point. The little girl
makes a first class saleslndy. ,
There is no light. as yet at the south
end of the island and the residents of
that settton one a bit piqued over me
mutter, They say the improvement So-
ciety slighted them when placing the
lumps in position. 11nd unless there is
u lamp placed at that end of the island
in the very near future. there will be
‘son1ethin‘doiu'" in island circles.
'l'heieowas an impromptu minstrel
performance on Jnrboes stoop, Tues—
day night. Vernon Ja1boc and Elmer
Nice ii were cud men. with Miss Agnes
was composed of mouth organs, and
the cottagcrs listened to the latest
songs and jokcs of the day. Finally
Messrs. Nicoll anti Donaldson gave
their thrilling performance entitled.
‘Tho Face at the Window.‘
T. H Foster has placed a sign in
the barn to the effect that the deliv-
tier of a telephone message is to re-
ceive ten cents. Some of the residents
of the island believe that the men at
the barn are obliged to deliver mes-
sages and théy act accordingly. Now
that the sign is installed it is thought
that residents will see that it is only
a neighborly act when the parties at
the barn deliver a message.
The‘ road in front of the pump. on
the land adjoining Eiim Home, was
crowded with young mrn of the island
Tuesday. to witness several games of
audits Haroid Clarke ,and Stuart B,
Gleasoh‘ m‘ade‘ one. teaiii‘. and they on1
deawrcd to defeat everything in sight
They were. finally taken into camp by
, Frink Donaldson and Vernon Jarboe.
who have succeeded in holding the
chs‘iupionshlp thus far. Arthur Creel
and Fred Smith, who are at the Clin-
ton house. “are planning to issue a
challenge. and 11 warm game is looked
for. A tournament is on the bill for
some day next week.
FEW STRIKERS RETURN To WORK
SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Aug fi—A
pecial to the Union from Holyokc says
tbs probably not more than a dozen
pap r mill sit-liter: reported at the var
, ions strike mills for work this morn
ing and the term of the ultimatum
of fire ‘e‘nt Caldwell of the American
Writing Paper Compony. withdrawing
the advanced wage scale from all 0111‘
natives not reporting for work 1,th
,mbr‘nlng. It is said that two or thrdd‘
skilled men returnnd m the Parson's
division of the combine. In some cir-
i
', joins it is thought that the water being
ran from' the canals making the op-
r‘stlon of the ml is im this, may
ave acted to red at the n‘tnb’er re
broi- .nponding to the reins of the ultima-
«,tum. but in labor circles the break in
the ranks is confidently believed to
have reached its limit under any com
1.531
. ri‘v: VACHTQ sacs FOR emzs.
C.0WES. isle of Wight. Aug. ti—l-‘ivo
urine of $500 presented by the town of
or Oscar Allen. Ib‘r
11W
It Chit h 8 All
'11 1113.111 11...-
Idlidated
ll
And‘all‘ Tin-oat ‘lni’lsrnmst‘i‘o‘as.z l‘t C‘OSIs‘
. . . It Soothcs. It Cures.
you B‘AL‘E ‘11"? 'l‘H’d‘c Lireotto summon», . .
.lai'boe as interlocutor. The orchestra .
.11 111 totem-1111.11 . -‘1
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Mines!
nous. Wit 00..
011111111. stoma mm 11111111“.
Mombs‘ItN. Y. Consol'ied, Stock Exchange
60 Broadway A 17 New 81..
NEW YOI‘IK.
ohms-earls; ‘Mlllu. on msinonn
Ms th‘s‘lui Unlisted. our My.
and for a booklet. "About Ourselves."
coach: in for nail
at“. “'1:de some oft-[i
:Ato thing. on and blotter invest-
Western Ilsa England branch:
I. IALDWIN NAIMIT‘I’. IANAOII.
Nuuoanr
“HT! IO. .1 A 09 HILLI menu.
HARTFORD. CONN.
Denney 5. Hull, Special Rsprcsentatlve,
Mom 1 Lludcr Building,
South Norwalk Conn.
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11163 1611 001,1. ‘
1'
Bids for supplying the. Norwalk Hos-
pital with coal. from August 1111 1903.
to May 1st, 1904.11'111 be received by
ltobrrt Van Buren Vin -Prcstdeut Nor-
walk Conn.. until Monday, August 17
I903. The approximate quantity will
be two hundred tons.
Bids will be 1111111111111 for Big Vein
Lehigh. Egg and lirokcn Coat, George's
Creek and (‘learflehl iiitumiuous i‘oai
deliveries to be made as required dur
ing the term. Bidders will please state
the particular kind of coal they prO-
pose to furnish.
.I. t':. GREGORY.
TIIOS. l. RAYMOND.
W. I‘. BISHOP,
at 11V Executive Committee.
Moonlight Sail
TRINITY CHURCH MEN 8 CLUB.
0n the Elegant New Boat
HAM‘PTON
THURSDAY. AUGUST 6., 1903.
Music by Svec's Full Band.
TICKETS, . .. 50 cents each.
Children under 12. half price.
113111115 Steamboat Book at 8 p. m.
Tickets on sale at Smith's Dry Goods
store. Road's Jewelry Store. Smith's
Cigar Store, tThomns Village's Store
Stillson & P‘oweii‘a and W P. Beers's
Book 110111.131 tit
1-- 9—1-1
“ Sale of
g'l‘iifrté‘
Lines. 750.
Silk.- $6 50
Venetian Dress Skirts
$5. 50
di'fl‘y f‘ort‘hls week
it;
I ‘I‘N‘o. Maid Gt)‘
111111 1111111
We ire selling some ‘of 1111-1111111:
and ptettiost styles in white and linen
mick 11’-ts, also sumo 11111: and white
1111‘: lists.
Our‘ Palm Beach and plain sailors,
in Mlltin. Belfast. and rough and ready
braids are stylish and so aiar. . '
ed(lur' 91111111 line of dre and 1111111..
ensue. maiine, chiffon and straw
11113. imputed“ was” un‘trimmed. 11
aged)
Exclusive styles lb” read“! made veils.
yabbtcmrbsdln today'sracsfora,
111501111
” 11 (1111111111111
. BEWARE or at 114111 skis cos cA
1'A mm
DNTAIN
f.
it,
r‘eputable physic-
thc good you can possibly de-
,rive fro
.mssuac cured by IE, J. Cheney it 00..
'l‘o'lo'do 0., c talus no mercury. and 111‘
system. in buying Hall si‘ nturrh Cure
.be sure you get the genuine it is tall-
r11 internal” and made. in Toledo 0.,
Hall's I-‘umily Pills are the best.
sorta Alva successrut.
IOUTH NORWALK. 0‘0“!le .
*-
f‘ .' :1 , ~ lTT‘l‘
1m 11‘. 111111111. eminent.
Moon 11. 11111111. Cashier.
1 ‘" " oldéc'i‘bss‘"
John H. Ferric Henry beymour
John H Knapp 1111111111 awartx
John H. Light H. Mathewson
Jorlsh R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace .111 we.
11......“ swarm
31.1.1
Hammocks
We 15112.1 fold line 07 these
goods at very r‘esso‘nable prices
considering qualify. ‘
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Guns. Revolvers.
Ammunition. Blanks.
Fishing Tackle-
and
all sOits Of
Boat and snore Re-
sort Su'pbiiés.
Cdfiéfi‘o‘iék.
warning
‘8 156%.
Ne‘xt‘D‘oor City Library.
112 WASHINGTON eraser,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone. 4171.
The Conn, Gen'l Life ins. Co. has
discovered to its profit that the best
advertisements it has ever had have
ceme gratitiously from its satisfied
policy holders and We are striving in
art! in the Life Insurance business.
For particulars enquire of
FREDERICK H. FIELD,
General A
N, SMITH F‘E ,GUSON,
811 will Anont,
United Bank ‘,Building. no. Norwalk
'roi.‘ out out“:
‘sA‘sr NORWALK, court ‘5' ‘
-————_
snows 11111111111 AND 1571 soon
or ALL 11111111,. COOKED
,, . 1'0 OMEN.
aA'rumo A‘No mums.
‘_ BATH HOUSEI 7,9 I‘INT IY BEA
reinforced ffidot‘o‘n‘ror. ‘
MT ICU .1}? '
as mercury wll may.“ destroy the .
sense of smell and, completely demise .
, the who.‘e system, when entering
, through the mucous surfaces. Such 11r-
,. tioles should never be used except on -
prescriptions from ,
,1 ions, as the damage they will do is ten ,
1 fold toth
them. ii all' a Catarrh Cure. 1,
taken int‘erunl y acting directly. upon ,
the blood and muco‘us' 1|"th es of the ,
by F, J Cheney & Co. Testimonials
free...
Sold by D111ggists i'rlco 75¢ per .
bottle.
' $9.75 up.
higiiatmnallhnlt
Capital. mama.» .
Somme. _ 31,09,090, 00
Other Profits. $451200 09
this agency to live up to a high stand- . ‘
Expiosuons and
Fir‘c‘6 ‘ ‘
are in order 1v‘h111'u gasoline and ‘
kerosene stoves are used. Just
think of the recent deaths caus- , .
ed by them either i111 bursting or
leaking.
THE 0A8 RANGE has adiifer-
ent story to tell; there's no oil
.1
to leak and cause a tire and ex-
plosions are an inmosslbiltty.
GAS RANGES from $10.25 1111.
WATER HEATERS
from
Any ,old house piped for light-
ing at cost. Estimates given,
A postal brings our representa-
tive.
. Conn. Railway and
Hall tlr‘m ‘C‘ompany.
‘ ’ ‘ penum-
Paint Tonic"
Note; the old‘ bdildl‘n‘g look like
new. makes new buildings stay
new longer.
COSTS LITTLE TO” SUV.
Is EASY To APPLY.
One of our color cards will be
interesting to intending paint pur-
Chasers.
, TO OR‘l‘JE‘R.
Window Blinded
Picture Fra‘mod.
W
n
DEALER iN
Wail Papers.
Painters' Supplies
A‘rtilts‘ 111191-1111.
idiom.
wane Curtain 1101» 111111 Fixtures
10c. , ,,
Cloth Window Shades.‘ with 11111::
261:.
Solid am- 11111 Curtain Rods. 1 11 ‘
long with fixtures. 101:
011 Cloth Binding. 10'; non
warms. 1111111111 HANGING.
DECQRATINC. _.
South Norwalk. . .
Telephone Cdnnéctions.
DAVID, W. RAYNQND
Funeral
1’ “Rogt‘h‘ Ln“? It. 5“ ‘ m .
Telephone 31‘ 13“..
Fruit 11111112
monorail.
511'!“
1191 11,111 111111.
411m 1111.:
FITTING.
l Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
‘ K .71 -» v “‘11 ; .
50 South Main Strut.
loath Norwalk, Conn, ‘
1 A
Telephone. 187-8.
living 111111111181 to:
“Coal”
“‘Coal”
‘ “Coal”
W25 pet“ Ton.
1%
1
t benefit
yonbbayonrublghOonl
become wokmw it will bonus!»
Alpflfl‘twi.
"ides
9.!"
1’ $232141»,
ammo“
ice of coal having dropped we 7
as imitate the first to give cup. ..
1111711 Mmtmmmum.‘
II-irst- Its convenience ‘
got. to, light without
Second—Tbs lousning’, d‘fl‘
1er of suffocation from Ith
by, accidentally leaving the
ed. as. if the gas is turnqo
light.
bird—Tbs great
its gar of tire from. -,
matches. matches no 1
to
by the nor
vs 1 11nd-
tii wing the -
floor. and the c 1
the carpet,
m1
proper care the Lighter wiillsat Q11“
"'11-.
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B‘c‘n‘tn‘ the 0111‘s» 1‘
by Four Yc‘nn‘ ‘
The residence 61 Thom-
Smlth 55 Osborn avenue MS}
Norwalk, was untitled with lead. ..1
oil and, zinc. hand mixed. fifteen
years ago by me, .. ., '
i defy any ypatent paint ‘to chair 1'
equal bo‘d‘y with on 11111911 wear,
111111 hilt.
rude ' “
, 52 south M3111 611-116., , .
Ruidonsoz. . assumes
To the on momma
and Money Orders now say»
where in Euro“. Bel. all. 9!
lowest rates. bu... at .. “.1
111ch I. 1111611.
I unlit-cal moo, WW1“ 11g
v ‘1 . 1 .11 -
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pram " “W“
by 111111va 11min , , .1111». non
Gold. 811m. 1111131; WW.
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Mailers.
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