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depress: at 860.
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i‘ loath Norwsik, Conn.
WEATHER Ei'ilflVIGNI'VlV'e,g
_umg
,lt‘or Norwalk and vicinity: General.
ly cloudy. with light rain tonight and
Sunday. An area of low pressure is
central in the western poflldn or the
Lake region and another 0! the oout
at Hatteras. Cloudy and rainy weather
continues irom the upper Mississippi
Valley oastward to the coast. Condi-
tions favor for this vicinity cloudy and
rainy weather and not much change in
tompetature.
Miss Rebecca Curl-en, of New Haven.
is visiting the ’Misscs Cdvanagh, of
Mhple street.
Miss Kate Camp has returned to her
home in Norwailt, after a visit in Dan-
bury, with friends...
Miss Vera Whitney. of South Noe-
wslk, is visiting Mrs hi. .1. Smith, of 23
C ntcr street, Danbury
-f ew Fall Youman Derbys, O'Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Elwood hays re--
turned from several weeks yloit in
()rono, Maine, and Berlin, N. H.
Howard W. Doty. managers! the
Norwalk store at Comstock Brothers.
has returned from a sojourn at Atlloi.
M ss.
Lscar Edwards, oi Kingston, a trav-
eling salesman for the Tower Manufac-
turing CompanyL of New York, is in
Norwaik today,.
#398011“ (or Sat. an
S iIldre: sanderwalsts
. .
.El'wood of Berlin. N.
2 gross
Mom:
,M: 8:
0c. ea.
"it ‘2le
it. and
M‘rs1w. Remit of Ovation «Mains. -
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs Milton
Elwood, in Rowan street. -
spy owners or small be is in this
ty were much worr’l over the
prospect of their craft oing ashore
during the storm, last a ht. » 1,
Archdeacon Plum. at New Milford.
WNW is expected. emulate st the East .
Namath Mission of St. -Paui's parish,
in Van Zandt street, tomorrow.
u—Goiiuine Lamb Chops, lilo. 1b., IIst
Schaub' s.
Bridgeport's Old Horn ,Woek' will
furnish unlimited subjects or the can»
era enthusiast. No better place to get
your kodlllr or kodak supplies than
snead’ s.
The third of. the ,whlst1 games in the
series being played by the Belle island
summer residents was not held last.
night, and has been postponed to next
Frldsy evening. .
' ~Largaavarlety flesh Candy, 10 and
20c. lb, M. S. Smith & Co.
Mail Carrier Joseph Tammany is
the delegate train the South Norwalk
branch of mail carriers to the nation-
al convention at Syracuse N. l'.. com
mcncltig' on Monday. . ,
_A support or the must on the Beaver
Brothers' yacht at Belle island gave
way during the storm last night, shitt-
ing the mast and causing a good stand
hole to be torn in the sai.l
MOW!!! T~.~i’urdy suretura to his.
detlss VFSmlth llthNorwala, on
Mondiia ’aftcr a ngspo‘nt twosseeks
with stiv iii Myslll: andmew
London, acco panledf by his family.
—Latest Style Fall Derbys, O'Brien.
.1. E. Rankin, W. A. Marble. T. J.
McLeary, s-.w. Tsyl .‘Frsd Bishop,
E. Weiklns, N'e Yor’
Zanesvllle; Mr @11 M g
A. E Bennlson a?
Worcester. Boston; H C. Cooley Mel-
rose: MW; and“ “Him In Bead! and
son 3:!“ Benjamin, Miss Annie
Bloom nn’oh; me W Carley,
semi: shim...“ . .. Meir.
mar thrlotts
terday. “file ll
were guests yes-
cl crimp
rsu rscusauo attendees
in “the transit states 113m cream the
es. Pin-9.
garnish Margy be given 5 liberpl
quan .
pa.int 1
Don'typay 505 galios for nseod
oil (worth wfihmuu)h wh N’s]! you do
when you buy thin pain a can with
a paint sinusitis tum t . 51 ill
8 &6 niche 1. ‘ elitism
want fourteen gallons of'paint, buy
only M .oizlrtv
six gallons of pit linseed
l wi
You need only ur gallons of
M. Paint and three gallons of Ultra
ed therewith to iIpaint a magma”
house.
House 0 tits.
nevél'gr ngiby’. r"vs Iglrli‘ To? 18
years.
This. s would by
meuhlna «I Dow. South Nor-
walh'... Hairball Staples: 01
Company, Norwslk: W. 8.
sttport; North“) ‘
Zr 11> “rill rat! 3: ,7?
I! i: SS Sunkist Mai - 1‘
14‘; ll
» to: lb.
proving, stea y.
street, is entertaining Miss Jennie Sher-
-,1 Schntrh
'on inheritances,. passed at the last
, back with her.
aysr a 9
others, a:
: ~ "33,. ‘ - ‘
4’5 ANNUAL. CLEARANCE “LI I0!
{My
his
,--W;- Davis will presch at the
Chapel at I o'clock. .
kin expects to open his
son is South Hills street,
is :
8min... 1111:1111:le Alli.. l
is the guest or Chewis Pr , or
Merwln street.
Frank 1“. Clark, of C
P.“ ”Golgi”
raa ury. who
several w its, is im-
0. Ford Secley. a former resident .
-—~.,.hore has been spending a low days'i
is South Nbrwalh. .
—-Umbrellas, Mourning Bands, O'Brien.
Miss lt‘lorsnces Cutblll. of Spring
wood, or Danbury.
Miss 1310119 at M
been “shingle Dan
to her home (11 Norwailt.
,The Pine Lodge Whlst Club will
ld a meeting Tuesday afternoon, at
0 club house at Pine Point.
.Mr. and Mrs. George Carter, of Nor~
silt, are guests or Iran-lulu A. Heath,
garter street, New Canaan, this week.
.Harry Pepper, the well-known tenor.
will sing at the First Baptist Churl-,h
Iilrldgeport, Sunday morning and even
,.
,The Misses Clnven, oi Connecticut
avenue, have been entertaining Miss
Fjltagerald and Miss Mulloy. of New
bond on. .
. —-Big let, all colors Tatiana Ribbon.
my width 10c. yd. M. S, Smith & Co.
. A number of Nerwalk people who in-
tended to go out to today' s yacht race,
give ilp the trip on account of the
heavy storm.
iJohn Magnet resumed his duties
with the New York Grocery Company
today, having returned from a vaca
lion trip in New York. 1
fi-éNew‘ Dunlap Derby. O Brien' s.
,Protessor Arthur B. Russell loaves
South Norwalk Monday for Princclon
Preparatory School of which he is one
of the owners and instructors.
Rev. Harvey E. Barnes, of Jamaica,
L. 1., will preach in the Methodist
Church, New Canaan, on Sunday morn-
lug.“ Titers will be no evening service.
*Fossguarters LIsian, 8cI. Vibe ,VIut
am who has
,has returned
.Gocsgta.li...Raylnond. the Norwalk
undertaker, was in Stamford. yester-
day,.attendlng an army re-uulon, being
a volunteer of Company C. Twenty-
eighth Connecticut Volunteers.
Copies or the act concerning taxes
session 01 the general assembly, have
been seat but by Si'ate Treasurer (lai-
lap. to the gorporatlons‘ oi the state. ‘
«z-All styles Airlines. 9' Brien.
The concrete sidewalks on the south
side 0! Railroad avenue, between Main
and Park- streets, New Canaan, are be
lug repaired by a Norwaik party. They
have needed attention tor some time.
Member of Butler Lodge wishing to
'take part 11 the civic parade in Bridge-
port Monday, August 31. should be
present at the P ueilnocib gllodge
rooms. in that still. $4 0 3103?. 11-") . ,-
Money is the best lllil‘i‘e going, but
there is one trouble it is very likely to
all go. Better save. some before it
is too late and the best. way is to do
posit it in the South Nerwalk Trust 00.
where you will receive interest for it.
~—,Roast Pork 10 and lie. 1b.. at
Schaub‘ a.
John T. McManus. of Chapel street.
had his hand injured in a machine it
the Norwnlk Box Company's shop, in
North Main street, Thursday. The ill-
lury is of such a nature that Mr. Mc-
ii”
('
ays at is o‘clock.
iKOllA its AND
Kona‘x surmise.
Old Home Work will furnish '-
unlimited subjects for the cam-
‘ra enthusiast.
Brownie cat rats,
holding,r poc
Cartridge kellaits
Don’t miss I.
chance for a good picture because
short of lilmst’Or plates.)
'rcady.
Kodaks are here in variclyaI
Films, plates and paper of various
kinds 1n abutld'mrcc. ' '
$1 and $2.,
t kodaks, $6, $10,- . 1
$12, $15 and $17.50.
,$20 and $25. '4
I’latc calllcras up to $15.
Films all sites.
udilililt: 10 $3.50.
Velox Solio Arlsto platlno and Plat-
inllm pers.
DIsvginovlns machines 82 to 07.60.
Developing outllts 76c to 81. 60.
’l‘rlmrnlnz hoards (tie to 82.
Graduates 20s to 501:.
Picture racks 10c and 15c.
i’rlnt rollers lbc.
Solio toning sclutlon
25c.
Vulox liquid developer 250.
Acid ilype 15c.
liydrochcrion powders 60c doz.
l'rlntlng tramcs 10c
(lilies trays 12c and
and 26c.
25c.
Card mounts 7c to 83 dos. . .
We do developing and printing
for illuSc who do not cure to both-
er with it. .
Right corner,
NICKELED BATH-FITTINGS
‘rcar.
llundsulllc, serviceable, oi ilL‘W‘
'l‘owcl-racks~—25c
'l‘utvcl~nrllls-—-75c.
Soap-disllcs—luc.
cst models, and not illsrkcd at any
such prices as you've been accus-
tomed to hear quoted.
to $2.50.
and $1.
to $1.25.
Small—lloldcrs—zsc. to $2.
Spollgc-racks—35c. to $3.
Match-suics—-—75c.
and $1.15.
'l‘rtlvcler‘s Si);l|1-li()l(l€l'3—-25C.
liail1~spra_ys-3—$l to $2.50.
ilaill—iub creates—$2.50.
'l‘oilctqlnpcr holders—50¢.
$2 ’5-
t0
liasement.
PILLOWS.
Fol sofa use the new Ides pil-
lows Lil silk “1155 are .15 good .153
day's journey will produce. Light
and ilull'y, they
down. (.‘llczlp. lUU.I
will
nut that
18-illcll—25c.
20~i11cl1~35c.
22—incl1—45c.
24-i11cl1—(10c.
zirillcll~—7oc.
Bed-pillows of fin
(TS—$2 to $2.50.
c geese feath-
Tllird floor.
THE ROWLAND
Get.
andeatmhoitltsstemschars
WWW?
.i .
WI; ' the slim! team at digestion.
‘ hill? ill-711M311 i
reconstructive properties. chcl
pals Ours does not an ours in-
naaddyMPIIr’lmt lamcu
Mares sliMsch troubles by
l. i swivel '
upwmmhz‘wu mm
i lining the stem
" ’ dol
DIGIS‘I'S WHAT YOU EAT
elm nodes“ is m am us
more ca. was.
mfiwchokW-ufim
munch-Mammal...
EON GALE IY
l THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY. .
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
_q—w
HAPPY liOOlllGAN COMPANY.
in spite of the cold disagreeable
weather there wane a good audiencp at
iioyt' a Theatre last evvtlllig to witness
the performallu- e! the Happy llooligan
00111 any. Whilst”. it. black, as Hap
oollgdh. did not tome up to the ex-
pectatlons or the audience. the rest of
the company Were excellent. The mu-
sic was bright and catchy, the jokes
new and to the point and the costumes,
including the famous diamond dresses
were fresh aIlid besuItlIiul. Th: 16cm
attract w lit-.A times an so
too, isl'd d’____,.__.._. dv 'cnlngprlliptember i '
CONCERNING PIROHCTOR'S ATTRAO
The Fall and Winter season at Pmc-
tor's Bitty-eighth Street. Theatre has
opened with it veritable “ballot." and
bids fair to continue in that highly
profitablevmanner many weeks to come.
The audiences during the two insult}.
rsl weeks last closed were the largest
Instant.“ number ever unambiod in
this spacious house. while the enthu-
siasm that marked ths~suaditim~ol
the mslodramasipresnasss was simply
remarkable. 1 Mr. i’roctor's ldsst Side
DRY GOODS co“ ciieniage seem to like drama is its
'd most lurid term, and they will get 11
B" FPO“. Conn. generous share at it this-season.
- The most costly theatre in New Ytl‘h.
FRESH FISH.
Fresh Salmon and White llaiibut.. ..
so tar as-its rental and other iixetl
charges are concerned, is it. 1“. Proc-
tor's l-‘lth Avenue. it is a wall known
fact that no other Broadway theatre
tthoMetrtipolliau ()pura ~llousc, of
oeurse, being excepted) brings to its
owner so large a rental—said to be ill
Mantis is able to be at work. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, so, ibl the vicinllyvot $55,000 a roar-rand it
The lunar-a1 of Mrs, George H good- 3;: Fish large and small, .120. lbs :3: .3), .gnld‘aglo‘lrcttll‘igxrest $123262”: ,
manson was held! hr “51- k .......ach‘.1h.' "
am“ 35 Newmn mm” w. Bow, ackqel,§...........,.ac 75c), Mr. Proctor is able .to make his
,mI at 2:30 0.,“th Tl.” V. 0 1 H Stink .;:.10c. lb; investment profitable. The secret. of
ice M. Seliecll'oiiielated. ‘The remains?! Bitter I'll. tour lb, {or ......... «35¢. it seems lobe this! the shows are so
were ”WT“ in Norwalk Cpmctery.‘ (lcrman Carp. .. , ‘ ............ ilc. lb good as to draw an immense patronage
The ”when, 0, Enemy,“ 3.5,“ Luke White Fish, .............. 12c. lb 3" "‘0 ’6” "'“ml '1‘th ”“0"“
(is. A. R. 0, "Drum n” “08,,th Flat Fish. ...................... sc, lb. gmi'mll’lsnggimfl05mw111 has started
v . Native Eels ......... .V .. H121: lb
“GE-1303:9132“ Wp‘fil; mw3m5%,o: sort Ml Crab... .'... 55cm, dos. Miss Florence R01 d the cleverIand
1 . “0,,th IClams vivacious leading lady of the F. 1-. i mo
“0“ ,bThONOI'W d Army 4h lol' Stock Company. at lilo Filth Ave
menw wil e guests of line owe Post.nus1'ltheatrc,vhas returned to her town
of the Park City.
—Complete stock Ladies' Black Mar:
certssd Shirts. prices 890. to use. Buy:
0 Istpclgls new, M a. Smith a 00.
rs. F. .Crosby has returned home
from a short tour, during which she
visited friends in Hartiord. Boston and
Pm at: film?“ an tgrbth‘yt
They have been Vis-
ltlnkt'shelr shill. 'lh Neva Bonus during
tho ,ummwmsuendmm 91ml», .. s
it?” 5
mm a eiiuliher We?
minmtt Wile billed-3 scum
will be from the Y. MC A.bullding
over Straw Hill to a point on.
the?“ old; sail; turn. it will
be bode ves lcs no as at this
miles. The finish will be at the and
.- mu». .1.
s, aimless,
i use:
log. He as lock_ up. Policeman
Gel-ten lasted three Ismail- at
the railroad station for east- bound
sfoav a
l‘
MWQT.
s. s. incisor
mtln V
WWI??? ,
fl fiery“
or, s r ~1-x
Ans-4n 411‘ me «a wast/swam" dint" tow-9
BAH. hUGRGSS
Butllindpt Washington street. Bridge
Old Salvation Army Buildup, y, 1.
Will MealiPnces
l..l.t
residence. alter a long vacation at Al-
lantic Cliy."aml will on September'd
resume her stage work. 1 ratio will be
,seenilrst as launty Kitty Hardcastle,
in an elaborate revival of "She Stoops
in Conduct." in l...a role, it is pre
dleted, Miss Reed' 8 pltluant personality
is more than likely to carry her to a
distinct success.
Mr. 'i’roctors fashionable vaudeville
theatre on West Twenty third Street
' a“, h Just started ltsJ‘egular Ea l s on.
Smohsd, " 1W "i This house is soon going no em
099012.91 3001. , .1 109 lb- raspy sings will Isngmenl 9d at
P m... 5 , to a an a to e genera
9‘1 t’ be . 100 .111 “9 of Mr. Proctor's patrons. The best
“I", “d Nab“ med Imi- vaudeville obtainable will be presented
”1,“, . I , 10,, dos tilc ll silt ishe sesssn. ltruths sgnpraily
Whts‘rmelonl. soc llld 40c 31111185 ,1“ ”7' w a "y." .. . .
along... go All collect company a :- an
O W vorlt'egxwlli make ilp the {£331 ‘puy
ii Lard. 35c ro as 0 ill comediest at “will be p -
. 14 to 13¢ seated at Proctor's Oasiilhlldred and
Persons ers.10c Elena-“gill Street Theatre tits-engr-
ou , season, a.
imam M9 "is” 30° “11*; who have salvatim ‘1“1'
and. w m are: r. Charles M “(£0
m Aiken "Hr. Pilul McAlllsi- i‘ss MtPelirl
lanolin, 111w missile ill er, Miss
”,sssmwemnm
' Sill?
Margaret Klrker. Mr. Albert Roberts
M.r Louis EON.MlIQ»14rII§Wan
- numerous others.
ccusUMPrto. ‘
use
,1 hacklng’tlough forli'lt'ear hli‘di' “
had consumption." i tried a
‘ used one bottle of Foleys Honey and
' .‘i‘ar it cal-ed me. and l have not been
801d at Plsiated's _
troubled since."
drug store, South Nor-walk
Stillman a. parish. .
w
more? .1“ "rites
weather human has received the fol-
lowing special from Washington:
Observer. New York:
sndA.C.
sttrlnwsrn 9.30,
«aw law“; a.
II it
East Avenue Methodist Nplscopsl
Church. Rev. 10. Cunningham. DIM-'—
llorlllng service. preaching by the pas-
tor.-10:80 a..m.;.t1unday school.” 111.:
[North league. 16:80 p. in. Topic.
he Latest News From China, leader.
1!. w. C. Cunningham. Evening sor~
vies. 7:80.. Preaching by the pastor.
Service one hour only. .
. v lAPTl .111; 1 . '1‘.
.South Norwaik tlst Church,
service 10:80 to 11:30.
morning
Preacher-Linn E. Wheeler. Pastor hi
the First Baptist Church oi New Bruits
wick NJ. il,21630|l. m.l
eventing service Pine us: the Union
services, the Flint Methodist Episco-
psi and the Congregational will unite
ith the Baptist. A helplul sermon.
liked .nillslc led by the quartette and
l owsrd Tilly with his comet. A cor-
dial welcome is promised to all. Musi-
cal program follows:
Morning—Ta Dedin. Schilling; Coll-
:faiw 3010. “The Comforter." Doug-
as
Evoaing~“1Art .Thou weary? Jack-
son; dueit. Contrslto and Tenor.
First Baptist Church. Norwaill. i).
W. Tslmago Van Daren. trauma-Pray-
er lneotiug, 10:30 a. m. Sermons omit-
ted. B. Y. P. U. meeting ate. 15 p. in
Prayer meeting Thursday at 7; 30 p m.
A. copdial. welcome to all these services
Grace Baptist Church~There will be
services 11 a. m.; 8:80 p. m.. Bible
Study;- 7 :Christlan Endeavor ti'
Preaching by Rev. D. S. Thomas. of
Bridgeport. The revival meeting will
continue next week Praying for the
conversion of souls. to Christ Seats
tree to all.
EPlIOOPAL.
Trinity Episcopal Church. ltev, Reta.—
llly it‘. ilutnphrios. rector. wiioiy coin-
munlon. 8 a. m.; morning prayer and
sermon, li a. 11).; evening prayer 7: :10
p. m. Preaching tomorrow by Rev.
John Quincy Adams Rose
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent Christian Church—Van
Zahdt street East Norwslk‘, J
Davis, pastor. Preaching at 10:30 by
Captain McNett at the salvation
Army: Sunday school at 12 111.; Loyal
Workers meotlng at 6:15; ,Song Ser-
vice at 7. 15: evening sermon by the
pastor at 7: :10.
CHRlSTIAN SCIENCE SOClETY.
First Christian Science Society.
Norwalk—Remllur Sunday service at ’
the Reading Room, Masonic building.
57 Wall street. at3 p. m. Subject. Aus-
not sum, Man. Testimony meet
lug, Wednesday at 8 p.111 111% both ser-
vices the public are cpl-dis 1y invited.
Reading room open to the u'blic each
week (laydi’om 2 to!
GERMAN EVANGELiCAL.
German Evangelical services are
conducted every Sunday ernooll at
2 o 'clock in (he Swedish Congregation-
tl Church by the pastor. Rev. Charles
A. Brockmeier.
sALL P'Lav’stis 1N A’wn‘s'ck.
Several Members W the St. Units and
Cleveland Teams Hurt. , ,
PERU. y.iml...1.'A'\la 29. ,—--A Wabash
trai higt'hofi t Louis and Cleve-
1-1:.th American sgue Baseball teams
was wrecked ear y this morning at Na-
polcoll. Alhlopseveral players being
hurt. The 11st ls:.
William Budhoil. pitcher tor the St.
Louis team, hand out and wrist sprain-
ed; Sydney Mercer. secretary of the St.
[in dis team, rlh fractured: Emmett
Heidrlck. center fielder, St. Louis. right
leg and face badly cut; Napoleon lls
.iole Cleveland, knee sprained. Sev-
erg others were bruised. Another
11 was lnade up at Peru and it is
thought the teams will arrive at St.
Louis tor the game this afternoon. The
wreck was caused by tho misreading
of a signal
'leVss Tl-llEF' ta caerusso.
M
John H. Booth, at Mai-idea, Trapped .
hy Detective.
NEW HAVEN Conn, Aug. 29.—
John ii. Booth of Merldcn, an employs
oi the lntematlon Sliver ., and
Joshua Suits a go ms or and
manufacturing Jeweler oi til city.
were yesterday plaeqd under arrest on
charges! theft in)!!! the company.
The case been worked up through
mans won 0: w ulness on the
part of Detective Henry J Donnelly at
the ow Haven. police iorce. assisted
lef O’Rellly, oi v-Wallingiord. and
yesterday by Chlinvsn an.Noatrsnd. oi
Meriden. Booth a silver spinner
He is a middle aged has of family
and his reputation » , -heen oi: the
best Booth has eased
w,
DYSPEPSIA *AKEI ONE AFRAID
0 SAT»
it whips. ii- with a lab braided 1m“
1111th own. violated, laws. late
a pleasure into A
curs Solvent, Dr. Da d'Kennedy s new
mediums. communes-ism Jase Ma
sit down to a good dinner and welcon'ns
sverxthlu Misha beef to the pulls
ding. , mmmwym to the
Cal—ours ,r undout, N. Y.. for
Mitt Race course.
“Kohl”. .mfi VD
rain
. in ’“3
offimrtor" ”henmm. "MM
is! 1.11
W- J “
.1VI r
sate But Cal:
‘ .. Ii ,1.
r t
5 a
This time it’ s the odd 1le and broken
siZe assortmenls oi all kinds of Summer
Merchandise—sou buy them at a fraction of
their real worth—line picking for prudent
buuers-
..i,,1..
HOTEL al'i'd RESTAURNNT
.5 , .. Undsii' New Management ‘
' s
SHORE DINNERS, OLANIAKIVEB, ETC" at popular prices.
Excursions suciyousry . - vsmni 2M 1~ 1 . , .
Dancing, Good Music and mint Attractions daily.
Annith.,.1.SHmth Prop
slittlal little Duiiiél . N
$1 h i
CONMBTINB 0F HARD SHELL. LITTLE NEGNS, RHODE
¢LA M OHOhYD‘Ir ROASTED OR STEAMED CLAMB, BROILE
FIIH.GUCUMBER SALAD, FRENCH FRIED POTATOES, AW“
0'. LOBSTER on m SHELL GRAB. WlTH LETTUGE SALAD, 1
MELON AND COIPFEE. (WITH CHICKEN, .125.) ..,.l,
...Satlsfaotion Guaranaoé’fi
. stew-g ~
m
v :
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mums. it};
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. mil-$908158 50c. 300 noses s1 .00
. s ”Ilium-119 phlomtorm, no poison.
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