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hill liilillillh'
Miss Minerva Ball, of Camden. N. 1
J, is visiting her mother. Mrs. lsabeiisi
A.' Bell, of Core street.
Many of the Hebrew residents of
East Norwsli: attended the dance giv-
en last evening in Red Men A Hall by
the Hebrew Social Club
A meeting of the Sunday School
Board of the East Avenue Methodist
Church will be held tomorrhw evening
at the home elf-John 'Hommediou.
William Irwin. of Charles street.
who‘lias been critically ill of typhoid
pneumonia is slowly recovering. it
is believed that the crisis has passed.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crockett and
Miss Lillian Crockett. of Row‘gywn.
and Edward Shine. of 1111111110111, spent
Christians with Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
L'Homniedieu. .
Mr. and Mrs. Marika“ H. Tubes
were visitors in Antonia. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mates. of
Bmoltlyn. L. 1.. and Mrs. Alexander 5" h°°
of New York. were
R. Gilbert over Christ, 1
mas.
the Christmas exercises of tho' East!
Norwalk Mission will be held tonight.
at 7.30 o'clock, in the mission room,
in Van Zandt street. There Will be a
short address by Rev. C. .M. Seileck
and exercises by the children. A
Christmns tree and g: fts {01 all will
be no of the features.
The walking in East Nora-elk today
was abomlnible owing to the fact that -.
few people had removed the snow
from their sidewalks and the drizzling
rain had converted the streets into riv
era of slush. In places it was so slip-
pery that it was almost impossible to
stand up. There was a particularly
slippery spot near the junction of Sea
view avenue and Fort street and sev
eral people took tumbles there. The
sidewalk slopes a trifle and peoplc slid
from the top right down into a drop
puddle.
The following Christmas music was
nicely rcndcrcd Fliinduy by the choir
of tht1 East Avciiuc ill, l1}. Church. 81111-
Summerv lile.
guests of W.
1
day. The morning 11111115111111 nus; Au-
tlicm, Christian Al‘i'lile‘, Siiiiiii- the
Happy Morn, Si‘iiiirclu'r; llllt'i'lfrl‘fx' '.11~
pruno solo, .iio Heavenly liiibc, Dress-
1131', Miss Cfirric (.‘ill‘lit'lllt'l'; latlirs'
qllill‘lbtli‘, 'l‘iic Guiding Star. (Iillli'lt'l,
Miss t‘nri‘lu Carpenter, Miss Nina (‘2li'-
pcutcr. Miss isltlici Bartram. Mrs. F.
l.Mer1iam.Evt-niiig: Anthem, A11
gcls From the Realms of (‘loiy, N1111-
linger, chorus und ulto solo; trio Pil-
grims of the Night Westbrook lht
Misses Carpenter and Mrs. Merriam:
otfertory contraito solo. Mary Slumber
Song, Camp. M1s F. Merriam; anthem,
Salvator. Humphrey chorus The
members of the choir were: Sopranos,
Miss Carrie Carpenter. Miss Carrie
Palmer. Miss Viola. Bartram; altos,
Mrs. F. Merriam Miss Nina Caipcnter;
Miss Ethel Bartram: tenors. Frank
Preece N Smith Ferguson; basses, F
l Merriam, W Eisea; music director
F I. Merriam; organist A N. Pad-
dock. ,
Notwithstanding the bad walking
and the gloomy sky the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church was filled
last night by its members and their
fritnds After the chorus had marched
in and taken their places on the plat-
form the opening carol was given af
ter which the pastor, Rev E E Cun-
ningham, led in prayer. and gave a
short but inspiring address to the
children which grown folks would do
well to remember, as it was helpful
to all alike. Six young ladies took 11p
the regular collection This was fol-
lowed by a recitation, Christmas Away
Down South by Annie '1‘. Hipson no
realistic that you (ould almost ace,
the daikeys and hiiir tho clapping of
thc.1 hands ’l‘ht duct and Caryl and
Ham iiipaon was will rendered and
The Gift of I’tiiit‘t, a 11- citation by Miss
Gram llobcltson was intonatly inter-
esting, holding the close attention of
tho catholics as did the 1l11et.‘Siet-t
Belle of Christmas," by Misses (‘airii
and Nina Carpenter. Wallace Pul-
mer's recitation was very good,
was the duct of the Misses Ethel nadl
Viola Bartram, with the accompani-
ment of the ontil't1 orchestra. 'i‘his
was exceptionally well rcndued ’ibc
i
1
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quartette of the Minors Carric and tor. of California. a'rrlvud here from "1an and will enjoy the holidays at
Frank Washington. D (1.. 111111 week 111111 are their rcmetlvc homes
minute of his aunt Mrs ilevelon new. '1
Nina Carpenter and Messrs.
Preeco and William Elsca gave it livo
ly Christmas song, "Merry Bells." in
great spirit Misa' iiadir- ltusseli f11~
vored with Annie and Willics Prayer
a very appropriate Christmas story.
Whom all is good it' is hard to pi1k
out special once for priiiiu1 yet it b1
safe to say that the soprano and tenor
duet by Miss Claro' Aluswurih and
Frank Prcocc "Clad Tldlngs.‘ cannot
be anoint of any loo highly. The
splendid maple and the perturt lilcnil-
lag of the voices inu't never been su1~
limited in the church. Cbriin 1111111 'l‘alca,
Iiy Miss Emily. and Sarita C iniis' Trials
with a Brand New Mite by Miss Eva
Flagg. two now speakers were thi
worthy of mention, and those piracnt
SPECIAL PRICES MADE
South 1111111111111.
11111111111}. a violin 1on by car as E'.
ingham.‘ was beautifully rendered“, and
while all desérve praise the chorus
most of all for their faithfulness in
l'the long, dreary rehearsals, and the
'splendid results as shown in last
night' Ii music. in the perfect. rendering
of the many diiilcuit solos: also to the
‘tw’o young lady accompa'nists. Miss
Sadie Randall and Martha Morgan. and
to the orchestra. Messrs. William Poy-
vac. Edward B'enedict, Horace Key-
1'. 01th. and George E. ingham, violin-
ists, and N. Smith Ferguson 0.01an
1st. Especial thanks are due Santa
Claus. for bringing fun and good cheer
to all. The deco ations were very
beautiful for whic thanks are due
Edward Keeler and his able assistants
The members can look back on Christ-
was 1904,1111 one of the best in the
church history, both the singing and ,
the reoitations showing 11 vast im
prOVement over years gone by, and
Superintendent John L'Hominedicu
certainly deserves credit for the splen-
did entertainment you by the that
Avenue Methodist piscopsi Sunday
I.
Wee'kly bulletin of the East Ave-
nue Methodist Episcopal Church
'l‘iiesday 7.45 p m., class meeting.a
Wednesday, 2 p m., Ladies' Aid meet-
ing; Wednesday. 7.4'5 p m., meeting of
the Sunday school board at John
L’Hommedieu's, 52 Osborn avenue;
Thursday 7.46 p m., prayer meet
ing; Fr. dhy, 745 p m., meeting of the
Junior Band followed by supper; Sat-
urday.10 p. m., Watchnight services.
Very delightful Christmas exercises
were held by the Primary Department
of the East Av enuc Methodist Episco
, fri'
1‘ 1111 a week in Norwalk.
. ' Ill
1min 191' Who were
a to attend on satin-111111. ,
bier made an ideal Santa Claus. and
. exercises carried out. by the Run-
W
WESTON.
Ill llilam Barrett is ill with 111111de
c B. .
iss Annie Ludford has returned
in a visit 11 Fairlield .
1 Iss May Hamilton has been spend-
rs. L. R. Hoyt is spending the
holidays in Bridgeport.
..W Bradley and family are spend-
hr 11 week in Hlliadulo.N . Y.
‘ ordeld Grunge held its Christmas
entertaininunt on' Friday 111111111111.
his Margaret cards has .returned
school scholars were most inter».
W 11‘ drink
the trolioy
ai‘ik Taylor
‘ ll‘hie chief
and for a tithe
ornamental '
iiiam Mule. the man who borrow
“i231
still autong the tutoring us is no he
longing to a fellow harder in the
house where Williams stopped. Therel
is interest in his whereabouts but he
mini 11 visit to her home in Shelton.
ibis Liziiie Adams has returned
from a week's visit in Lyons 111111111.
Miss Edna Meeker has returned
from a visit of two months in New 011-,
na
{1111. John Williams badly injuredI
hair foot bv stepping upon a nail one
dilly last week.
Meade Southey and his little sister
Poor], who have been quite ill with
cheap and tonsiiltis. are better.
Misti Minnie Williams, of Bldg @-
, liaims, of Westport,‘ are spending a few
ldaiys with their parents Mr. and Mr.‘s
waiey Williams. '
DARIENAND NOROTON.
.5?“-
Miss Helen Purdy. of Wyoming, N
J. .1 will visit her grandmother early in
Jainusry.
Mrs. M. A. Dunn 1111le
country place at Newton Hot
New York parties.‘
Frank Mills. of Darlen. has just had
new double ripper finished. and used
it for the first lime yesth viw
Miss Mildred Watson. of Bridgeport,
niece of Mrs. Arthur Bibblne. is study-
ing this winter at the Boston Art
811 001.
\1. 11111111 Ziegler. considerably im-
proved in health has left his Collender
Point residence and is in New York
for the winter.
John Poolcy, who ioct‘ntly had an
iOIJlL‘lIIIIOIl peiiotniod upon his eye by
her
1
,1 grand march
pal Sundayschonl, under the diricciion 'HDIS AW?) and Foster. is recovering
of the supcrintcndcnt Mrs E S. lio-‘flm‘ly and tht- eye show 1-11-121r1cly any
won Monday afternoon at 2 30 oclock. I (“Matt's of NW operation
The attendance both of scholars and “N 101111 E. Adams. D D of Stain
1'11 [111' .lvsus":
the now room:
Stand Erect and Sing."
part; song, "Jesus Once Was it Litiic
ChlIt." Cantata, second part; iIlSIl‘Ir
button of gifts left. by Santa Claus
tIltIl‘ t'.rlcn1is was way largo packing "“.l0|'|
the mom to the doors. 'lhls is the
first time the primary scholars litiic
attempted Ciiiiatinns cx xvicisea alone
and they 11111 to be cmmatuiatcd on
their suiccus Santa Claus (time and
seemed lu tiijoy the caiiiiita in WIl' (h
he look 111111 illlll lcaviiig gifts for .1ll
IIll‘ cliildri-ii, Miss Mattie Millhwlll 1hr
organist, was Y't‘HlltlllIltiltHI iii a iliic
Ill'irlt'lli l'l'Ulll ill( Ft‘IiOOI. Misst‘urri1‘1
i‘arponici' rzindlictod the singing in 1111,
-lnspli'iug 1111111111113 ’l‘hr- following pio-
11111111 was curricd through: Singing.
‘ All Hail tlii1 l’ou'cr of .lvsiis' Nilmr'"
piiiycr by 11111 pastor; song, “Growing
Christmas- oft‘cmncs i‘nt'
erecting by ldlsic D1111-
sclicllo; song. Clap, Clap. Clap. As We
Cantata, first
for the school. The cantata was tinely
rendered. Mrs, Down and her very
helpful staff. Miss Carrie Carpenter.
Mrs. Ambrose Carpenter, Miss Leila
Bowen, Miss Mattie Morgan and 011-
car Headman are to be congratulated
on this most successful and delightful
entertainment.
ROWAYTON.
Mrs. Elbert T. Marsh has returned
to her home here after a visit in
Bridgeport.
Edgar Lynch. of Yale College, is
spending his Christmas vacation at. the
home of his parents on the Farm
Road.
Miss liibbio 'l‘risiram and Miss Emi-
ly Rile, of Stamford, wore visitors in
town over Sunday.
Albert Lynch, of Antlovar College,
Massachusetts. is spending the Christ-
mas Holidays at his home
Miss Florence Raymond. who has
been very ill with an affection of the
eyes, is slowly recovering.
Miss Clara Raymond. librarian of
tlio Rownyon Fr rco lilbinry and Read-
inu Room. 111111111 Wednesday visiting
friends at Faliticld
—~iliitt1r1aiiiiiii-nt at M. E. Church to-
night Adults. 150: children, 11111,.
Thomas hinrriwutbcr. of Prospect
atrct-i, Nortvnl k. 1cprcaciiilng the New
England Food Company, was calling
on friends in this town on Ftwiiiay
The bodies Aid Society of the
as Methodist Episcopal Church will hold how with friends.
their regular business meeting to-
morrow. followed by 1111- usual 1111p-‘
poi at 6 o’clock.
Congressman Bell, with rind dough,
land. of Sound View avenue.
fly the spreading oil the rails on the
trolley lino west of tlic (‘oionol ital
Illoml 11 bridge. Christmas Evc,1m11 of
the cam ran off the hack , doinyingll
travel on the want end of the line lie-i
thocn Darion and riiiuiiforil until 11f-
tar ii 11 n1.
The Baptist (ihurtli annihilation
1iay.w ware well attended. The pastor.
Rot.i1“‘raiik C Brown. preached in the
iiioiniiig 1111 A Finished ',l‘o11r and in
iht1 evening A Christmas Blo'ry V11
cal autos were rcndetcd by David Ai-
by the choir
'l‘bo steamer Kate (1 Btevons put in
Will N tiled to hear from them again. 1 lictc saturdav night, and remained 1111-
'i‘lio stoiy of How an Old Maid Caught
a M1111 on Christmas Day. as told by
Miss Ethel Portables, 1111 only this tai-
ented speaker can tell 11111 stori'. out
the cutirc auriinneo In grout good 1111-
mor. Many were indeed pleased to
ill today. having been snow bound.
The vonsol was on route from Green
of nyhitti‘h
the boat for 111111111 months.
hear Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moi-1111111
again. it sounded liltooid iimrs. 'i‘lie
Conic 111111, own up,
ullciuptiou given so successfully
111111111 honest truth
brochi and there was special singing, 11- haul:
port in Now lurk, with a large load 11110111 in Hillto of tho fact that its at-
Frederick Dickcrmnn, of tendaut with much danger
smith N111 walk liitii Item 111111111111 on lotifltt‘la 11111111 11111111 the spuro batsmen
lt‘l‘ti
'l‘lin tihtistmua 111111111111, Santa Ciaus‘ i 111111, ii 1111 set/oral narrow
in ironi 111 loan iniuiiua but. the danger
. 1!? ippcais tlit1 more to make tho sport
ihc presiding older of this dis
itiit-t preached an excellent sermon in
the Diuioii Methodist Episcopal
(‘ hutch. Sunday evening
Tim counting on the Mansfield ave-
‘nilc lilli is excellent. and a large 1111111-
ban of young pcopio woit enjoying it
you“ 11th) The doiibic rippcla stilli-
I1-11 1111111 (‘lsto hiiiitii '1 residenoo iiiiii
wirnl an [111' as T W..\nsti11u block
in Main atrcct.
chw Year‘s (‘iiitcs 111 Sircct's
(‘lir‘il (irocci'y.
IJIII'E'R rcccicvcil from Rev.
llii1'k11r1111111.. oi" New liar-“11, and Mrs.
Wood. of illicltloii, Vt, sister 01‘ Mrs.
J. l’. Francis. rcpnrt .1411'1111- wcuthcr
and dot-per snows than in this Itlt'ililly.
in, Sheldon tht1 mercury indicated 14
below soro.
Miss Louise Sillimnn and Miss lie!-
on Mind, 01' Providence, R. l., and
the. Misses Susan and Carrie Stevens.
of Nor-walk. Were ghosts at a family
reunion at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs Samuel C. Stillman. yesterday
The Stamfoid stiect rallioiid coni-
paiuy has been running two cars on
the Myrtle avenue has at 5 p m., to
accommodate a large. number of work-
man who come from Noroton about
that time. This is not only an ar-
coiininodatlon to the workmen, but oth-
er patrons on the line. lleretofore a
crush was certain on the car leaving
the Norotou river at: :lil p.111.
1'l‘he Stamford police are looking for
a thief who stole a sled from the rear
entrance of Charles A. Betts' residence
sled was sold to a second-hand goods
dealer in Pacific street and he in turn
said it. to a resident of Dorian. it
was recovered through the eiforts of
Policeman Hickey. The second-band
goods man was unable to giro n
1111011 description of the thief. The po-
litic believe ho was a. tratnp.
WESTPORT.
1L..K. Allen is in the employ of the C.
H. Kent or Go.
Mrs. osepliinc Harrison is visiting
iiil New York.
The Misses bottle and Beanies Mills
oil Bridgeport, are visiting here.
Mr, liarold Ugdcu. of Troy, N. Y.. is
home to spend Christmas with his
mother
Miss Edith Martin has returned to
hbr home in Brooklyn after a visit
w' h‘.
i
thilli‘am Estie left town to spend the
hiidays with relatives and friends in
' New York. Saturday.
Most of the school teachers have left
Charles Huribntt and wife. of Brook-
lyn. are here to spend the holidays
wiith Mr and Mil-11.0 ..'l‘ ilurlbutt.
Eel wearing on the river is the chief
111 art born at. the stream tlmc. Few
uFakc a business of it. many engage in
ii for the pastime and there appears
up be plenty of eels for all comers.
Contract for the painting of now-
IILIOI'll inn the old Eli Smith Iiotiiio that
ii undergoing repairs prior to belugi
opened as 11 hotel has been awarded
iii) 1.. C Billings
i Following are the recently elected
officers of the Methodist.
Superintendent Cliuiloa 8.
iii arris; assistant. 0. l... Mead; lady 1111-
distant. Min. 8 l3. Fillow; 1111. 1111111111,
.11. Filiow; treasureruflllbart Hitt.
There has but-11 good coasting on
'itaw Blroet hill and many spiny the
I
as tho
, ibc trolley hacks for the slide
1-111 upon
1, 1 opular.
l
Following arc, ”in «111111-111 1-11111tcd at
Sunday .
, doubtless will be unkind enough to
keep them dark. Cault's team has
been recovered. Williams drove to
I Plattsvilie and left the outfit them
iwith a request to communicate with
Mr Gnult. who would settle. .
There is still guessing about who
is to be the choice, for leader of the
mens ball It. doepn out look now as
if Buperitendent 8 A. 15111 dy would be
selected. He in unanimously conceded
to be a jolly od fellow. but the boys
1111111, and Mr 111111 Mrs action wu- “"1 01 "‘8 01111101111111: “0m“ ““6 "1“” LIVE EELS
red ,
demons don Witsthetwattins of slain ‘
for mild T, c that,
lie Iliad tears 11112111... would 111111.110 set 1:
a submarine boat or 111111 up the Job. ..
That is not 11111911111 fracture connected ~~
with the old structure and there is a f;
question" whether it will stand on its ..
plus much longer if something in the ..
lineiof sprints isn't. applied it is far “
ed one of Menard Gault's teams and j'
departed by the light of the moon, is .
FD D N DYOUNG.
1111111331311. st rock-bottom tip- I
in addition tor 31m cornple'to' I
has of toys do is books, games 1
and athletic goods. I have a va ‘
at very low pri cos.
through my stock.
iris BULKLEY, 3'
62 8O MAIN 51‘
Finland Cheap
FROOT'FION
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WAHITE HALIBUT..............‘I
ALMON. .
KOOD..................10°
NATIVE EELS ................ 140
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Christmas Gift
rlety of useful article‘s, includ—' If
in: scissors. pockebkuives, ra- ~
sore. stress em. all high grade, ;;
11 will nicely pay you to ‘00“
“e
s
A
M1
DAINTV GLAOB WARE.
in Odd Designs. 10c to 200.
m
IMPORTED OIRMAN
PRETTY
' CHINA.
Dishes. Chocolate Cups. Cream Pitch
'5 era, etc, from 1011 do 2011.
m
‘FRAMED PIOTURIO.
at the lowest prices.
dew).
ric'russ FRAMING. ,
Bring the Picture with you when
you want to choose 11. Frame. or let us
send for it.
.n-s—n-v. .
SPECIALS.
028 ..10c. 1
WH TIFISH 101:. White Curtain'Poles, with natures.
wsAKFisH.10c10°- ' '
Hsooocn ..... “""””'1:§l 13111111 Extension Rods. 10c. _
should be given the preference in tho " """" '. Cloth Window 9318308. 8001! fringe
grand mfll'ch Ed TIIOI’HEB' (19'0“!er GERMAN CARP ...........-n.. 1°C. 250. ‘ ‘
that if he is selected he will get a new
claw hammer coat and further that. he
will guara tee to put more style to
‘ the leaders in than can possible be
thrown into a prise cake waits. Doug
lug l’urdy believes that he could fill
the bill in the satisfactmn of pit con
corned and cant see why he wouldn't
do Fred Mills hasn't had much. to say
Osbout the matten but it is an open 111;-
c1 ct that he inclines to the belief that
he can put all the boys in the shade
when it comes to leading a procession
it may be that the march will be out
out but there is every certainty that in
or out the dance will serve to
purpose and that there will be a housc
full when the prompter calls for part-
ners for the lanclers.
“You say there are two kinds of
literary success?”
“ch, " answered the publisher "Ono
dcpcnds on hon wcll '111 author can
write and the other on hon: m11cl1."~«
Washington Star.
Tilt
BUSTER BROWN
Leggins
are the latest
for little boys and girls.
Price $1.00 and $1.25.
Ladies' and Children's All
Wool Jersey Leggins, extra high
cut, 75c and 85c.
Little Boys' Hip Boots, pure
gum, $2. 25.
Men' 8 and Ladies’ Warm Slip
pet's, the best felt and fieeced lin-
ed. at $1.252 ,
Old, Ladies sci: Warm Lined
Bale, lesther faxed. hand sewed,
at $1. 25. ,
Children’ s Short Rubber Boots.
fleeced lined, pure rubber, at $1 115
and $1. 50.
Children' a high s-buckle Arc~
tics, $1. 25, for special Xmas pres-
cuts.
Olsen’ 3
Shoe Stores
Harwell: and So. Norw- it
OOUTH NORWALK. OONN.
ORGANIZED 1882.
WITH 1 »
3100.00000
Surplus. $700,000.00
rm mats.“ “0.000.110
Colloits mm of IIIMIIIII. mnv
ufsetuuvmmsrehsnts and corporations
spell to
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DIRIOTOIO.
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John H. Kass H ry by new
Josiah R. Marvin Ismael Grumman
Christian swam J. Wallace Marvin
ma. Ht limo.
Earn with Mini ii" P11 innit.
Your savings invested «in. the in.
dustrisl Savings and Loan 00.11.1111er
from speculatiVe dangers-veins 5 per
cent. per anuni
, “profit consis-
tent with safe
Methodswsnd ai-
rways sublectto
your- control. .
hum paid for av-
35y day invested
thdrawable a
your pleasure.
hi- 11111111111 meeting of Temple lodge,
‘, and A. M.: Worslilplul master.
litarios Fabio; sinilor wardan Edward
ha. in; junior warden. .1 Fred (lor-
hill; secretsry..l. 8. Jones: treasurer,
idiom it. More: senior
iiiisnii Wood; i'anior dashes. Ar-
bur ii. Joliifei senior steward, c.1111
11111111111 by the most conservative
per cent per an»
LARGE AND SMALL BLUES .. 120.
OPENED CLAMS AND OYSTERS. .
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FRESH
FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
last Ind of Washington Street Bridge
South NeMslk.
CAPT. CHANLEB DUCROBs. Prop.
a. rox,
THE LADIE8’ TAILOR AND FUR-
RIER.
Clothes made to order. guaranteed
perfect fit. You can get my reference
everywhere that my work is perfect.
My prices are according to my work.
Please give us a call and you‘ll surly
get your money's worth at my store.
We also have a nice line in skirts,
ooaotso, fore and waists. My prices
may not be cheaper but my fitting is
better than elsewhere and we also give
Hunt stamps.
Cleaning and repairing neatly done.
31 MAIN ST., NORWALK.
ms: John '3'. LA warm
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Have you tried the Health Brand
Coffee? Better drink llcnith Brand
Cocoa, but if you must drink, than
try this mild rich Coffee. that has
all the good qualities and none of the
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