0.57; sets 5.18.
do 111.53 a, 111., nob p.111.
.ut
in Office... Norwalk.
1 tIiere is a proposal to divide
d into two towns. is Mayor
Ines back of the bill pending in
hopes, rel assembly?
I'f'hoIHarifor-d landlords who have
been organized for five years think
th of is nothing like getting togeth-
Tho tenants are quiet; they have
no ornanizaIion.
PM“
February. if it maintains its pres
. gait, promises to be even more
cofbouud than January. ‘But. we can
probably look for a break In the long
"9°19 spell within a‘week or two.
,‘Up In Bristol, the tramps were
utilized to work half a day shoveling
snow into carts. It is certain that.
when the peril. storm arrives, the same
galls will keep out of Bristol.
-.—...—-—.-.
I It. should be recalled that attempts
-, ere ‘mado to legislate the Law and
order- League out of busines. even as
how certain parties would do away
th the usefulness of the state p0
" lice.
.— .—
The s aid old Litclrfleid Enquirer is
actuated by the blizzard in the follow-
ing style, according to a headline:
‘iaolsterous ' Blizzard Bewilderingly
Blows Big Bunches of ‘Tbe Beautiful,’
Blocking Business and Bringing
other.” Talk about. been in the hon-
not or bats in the beifry!
- , The Belgian factories have hit on a
scheme of getting rid of black smoke
sud-at the same time utilizing it. The
smoke ls driven by fans into a porous
receptahle, over which flows a stream
of petroleum or similar fluid. The
smoke is thus caught and turned into
gas that gives great heat, and can be
used for running gas engines
A Sheffield firm has placed a new
: coal- -cutt.ng machine on the marker
that. is creating much interest among
miners in that part of England. It
Weighs only 150 pounds. is worked by
compressed air and is said to ,be won»
derfully successful in lightening the
labor of the coal bower and in making.
his work safer.
An extensive camphor forest is can.
:10 exist on the borders of Ezecheun.
IKweichatiiand Hanan provinces, hina.
It is said to extend 100 miles, but lips
, only recently that the natives hsv.
bogunfto produce camphor for the mar
' hot in that locality. Little isiknow.
" of the region, as it is off the regular.
‘ lines of travel and not visited by for
: signers.
\
Decent people in Waterbury' suffer
as in all American communities on ac—
count of promiscuous profanity and
obscenity in the language of men and
boys on the streets, and everywhere
‘ :else. in fact. . A“leading clergyman
is said to have been heard to so;
“damn" when his finger was pinched
in a door. Fifty men have formed
» the “Oathlcss Club," and will try to re-
form the {tubular speech. it. is a moist
-4 pi'aisou'op'tlly underwriting, ,
, State Insurance Commissioner Thom-
gas D. 0' Brion, of Minnesota, has refus-
ed to accept the fees of'liis office, which
in the past have amounted to over $15,-
000 a year. Mr. O Brien has info1ined
G‘yernor Johnson that he does not be-
.1 lieve the law which allow the c-ommIs
sinner aalaryI and rlork hire contour-
plated his taking {098. He is of the
Opinion that the flees belong to the
state and will turn them into the stair
treasury. , Last year the attorney gen-
‘ crala'iilcd that the fees in question he-
Ilonged to the insurance ccomnriasionor.
but the incumbent takes issue with the
decision.
M --
I ' The ,
- ,1 ~qjClifl'ord 110661 Dr
TWO ELEGANT SUITES OF ROOMS
*WITH PRIVATE BATHS‘AT‘
ATTRACTIVE PRICES. I
JOSEPH ,.L WALT... PrOPo
. r' Also
Proprietor- Hotel Mshackemo.
u f m
Telephone» 1198.
‘ “EIGHT PER CENT.
INTEREST.
it alive iron to amass or
it iiil .qu ootousra, Eli
' Mien Io; bsvsLoPMsur co.
vs“ uUAa'rsaLv owners
is m or a sea dam
Your doctor says you must
take cod liver ori Probably he
means Scott's Expulsion be}
cause you cannot take the
clear oil; no one can take the
Clear" all Who I'I‘Innedb “until liver
oil. The docterfundersiands
that; and doubtless means
Scott’s Emulsion of cod liver
(ill tvbicli everybody can take
because it is emulsified and
prepared so that it can be,
very easily digested by the
most sensitive stomach. Most
everybody likes it:
We‘ll send you a sample ime.
.‘lCO’f‘Tfh BOWNE. 409 Pearl i-irrccr. New York.
FEMININE TOPICS.
White honrleitn with pink lining and
feelings makes a dainty kimonu.
The little checks and those of me-
dium large size are to be very, very
fashionable indeed in the light weight
wool dress fabrics. They may be made
11p simply trimmed or elaborately ac—
cording to the use to be made offthem.
When you sweep a rug, sweep with
the’nap. You'll get better results.
Cork inuersoies. I believe, are better
for the feet than rubber ovcrshoea
There are very few days in the year
when one really has to wear rubbers
The new printed crepe do chines are
simply exquisite. 'I‘be rose seems to
be the favorite design. either single
flowers or feetoous of tiny reses.
Among the new checked silks you
will notice some which have a very pe-
ruiiar, irregular figure printed in the
warp. if there was but one of these
figures we would call it an irupcrfct"
.Iion, but. the repetition produces :1
unique effect.
Printed Rajabs are seen, too, among
be new silks. These Rajaiis D1011] so to
aka the place altogether of the Bur—
.lrrghnms, which arc a little heavy for
varm weather.
Henrietta is one of the coming 11111<
crisis. ‘1 saw a lovely costume re
cently made of henrictla of very lint"
1uality in the corn shade and trimmed
with white lace and earn chiffon.“
are soft and refined
You will notice that the fullness of
may of the skirts which is laid in
ticks over the hips is allowed to fly
1.038 where the .st.tcbing stops without
be slightest pressing.
How many women study to have all
articles of dress harmonize? And yet
..1lrriorry is the key to perfect dressing.
Alcohol is better than paper to use
.ircn siugcing a chicken. because the
1.1:11r is so apt to blow about and
uke it litter.
You know that you can easily re-
ore the glass stopper of 11 bottle by
ancrsing it .11 hot water for a me.
out. Have you ever tried to lorrscn
.rc cover of a fruit can iu the same
my? it‘s a good way.
A very excellent sachet la mode by
rutrbrg a few drops of a fine perfume
11 a bit of cotton to lay among your
'Jndkercbiei‘s and lingerie. Many of
.cm are better than the powders, even
c. . better powders
By all means have the nursery on
w. sunny sure of the house, for there
45 so ririrny days at this season of the
ill“! out for fear of wet foot, etc. Here
11d all the benefit. derived that they
vould get out of doors—-ex«rcise in
rcsb air
'1 be attempt to ear crisis the age of a
car when It is not w so to lei the litilu'
c windows can be thrown open widr-I'
,, Process of Church
Decoration " '
'l‘ha Catholic Transcript gives 1115
following description of the intended
improvements to the interior of St.
Marys Church: I
As previously announced In these
columns, St. Mary' s, Norwaik. will be
redecorated this spring and enriched
with a new set OIISlfluOIlB of the
Cross ordered from Paris direct and
supplied conipletiy with altar fur—
nishings. such as sanctuary lamp.
the some firm. The stations will be
seven inches wide. It li'i expected that
the articles here. mentioned will he
donated to the church.
“Antiqusfresoo” Revived.
in the work of decoration the process
of real, genuine "Fresco lluouo" known
as “Antique ii‘yosco ” will bu revived
for the first time in this country Thr-
flrm who will do the work in
Friederuug & Lundoit, of New York
and Brooklyn, and it is their proud
claim that they are the olny firm in
the world who are able to executework
ill this beautiful. reliable and permit
pout style. The senior member of the
firm, Mi Friederrurg spent two years
in the Vatican engaged in the work oi
restoring some of tho masterpieces of
Michael Angelo which bird been injured
by the explosion of a bomb thrown by
the revolutionists. The original dc.-
signs of Angelo are still preserved in
the Vatican and it was while engaged
in this work that Mr. lfiwitdraraug ills
cflmcrcd the process which had been
lost to the world for centuries.
A Secret Process.
The art of Antique Fresco is today
an entirely set rut process, carrying
out in detail the secrets of' the old
master 1.. To the ancient process are
added the modern dcevropmonra in the
world of rm and science.
To the early ltaliaus this process
was known as "Fresco Buono," fresco
irrczrrrlrrg fresh or wet, the surface he
‘iIiZ not when painted upon; and buono
meaning good, the whole prodwtion
moaning good painting. on the walls
or bi. Mary’s L‘liilittll, therefore, Will be
placed a. coat. of plaster, the ill-
,.r'eurcnis of which are the six-rel and
while it is still Wul. will be painted
upon with pure irlirrcrni auri earthly
[ugllltilllSl the walls and colors thus
unite ill one complete whole. After the
prrrstcr has rcccivwi the colors both
dry together rousing after a period of
six months a crysrallizrng effect, giv-
ing a lasting brilliance attainable by
no other method and becoming more
bribranl as the years go by, Executed
in lids process. tho-works of Angelo.
[inward and others at Rome are to-
day its line as when painted over four
centuries ago. brilliant examples or
nurrquc rrcsco, undisputed master-
pieces and educators for the. world's
.111. students.
An effect peculiar to Antique Fresco
is that wake in dark places give out a
great. light, as It is a well-known fact
.hai Igonuiuc Fresco Buono gives light
and does not cherub it as oil or dis-
li‘llllifll'lialllllllu(1008. No gloss o.
glaze. no reflection of light will distort
the painting; it can be easily distru-
guished from any point of observation.
two very beautiful specimens of An-
timrc Fresco in tho possussron of tilt,-
Wl'lli'l‘ bear out this statement.
The Color Scheme.
The ricsigns submitted by the artist
for rho decoration of SL. alarys snow
a comr Suiltlllle of cream, ouvc film
gold with ornamental details embrac-
ing ci‘rlblcins, ctc.. in their nature cni~
(Ins. The sanctuary will llIWu a rich
ornamented background .111 ...
ulfito marble altar of crimson and
gold. The ceiling of the sanctuary
i will be enriched with (imitate urriu
merits In blue, white. and gold colors
that do not pull down or oppress with
weight but that lift up to the clouds.
.011, the ('iospcl side of the sanctuary
in panel will be painted ru barmaid
\
'rIl‘iillillll Vflse by lusting It with a mug-
uct may appear ridiculous. says the
Koramic Studio but a French scientist
Us, Wllll much Diliillb billty, that he
an fix approximatrly the dates of all
lotteries in this way. The. magnetic
.me‘dlc. deviates from a north and south
on to an extent which differs in dif-
.'.ercrit places and also varies from
car to your at the some plillt‘.l\f105l
lav contains iron and is magnetized
11 the direction of the prevailing mag.
rlclic forms—that. is, parallel iothc corn-
miss noodle. When the clay is fired the
lircvtiou' of this magnetism bcmmcs
fixed, but to figure out with a simple
magrict the your a vase was made is
urgeuious, to say the least.
mm... ..
ADVERTISE!) LETTERS.
The following letters remain uncall.
the current week.
Norwaikar-cat Idastorn Mia. (31).:
Mr. T. .l. Mamiovllic (two): Mrs. F. D.
McKm-hnic. B. SMITH. P. M.
abroad whcu
"Illa wife wont
lied?"
“I‘m glad his last. hours Worn pouc’e-
ful."-—'i‘ow11 'i‘onlcs.
source of consumption.
medicine, and cough
OUTS.
years.
the last; stage of quiet: (:iiliBllflu
oil for at the following poetrofficcs for
be
Ismore than a cough; it has deep-seated inflame
motion or catarrh of the bronchial tubes and
lungs-allied to asthma and the
button are worthless and harmful, because no
I remedy taken internally only, ever did or can
BRAZILIAN BALM. the sormlolde hols
dam, alone has triumphed in every case for 90
colors and in uovr-i design the dloccs
an coat of arms and opposite on in
Epistle side will appear the Papal 111‘
111511111. The pillars of the church will
be marblelzcd to resemble onyx and
lb ‘apiials will be solid in gold.
Durability Emphasized.
When we consider that the calibrate
of this firm was as reasonable as the
iowusr bidder and much lower than
the highest, and when We consider
further the durability of Antique
lr‘rcsr-o. its rcviv‘uil hero for llli‘ first
time in this country. may. possibly.
burl to its adoption elsewhere, for it
is it matter of common usur-rieucc that
no mullm‘ how slrilfurry ordinary rlrI-e—
‘uraiiou may be done or how mam
coats of oil or paint may be put on
the walls. it is not long boforotbc col-
ors begin to fade null tho paint to
fluke. '1‘qu two pieces of from) in the
writer‘s possossloubnvc bccu washed
and scrubbed repeatedly with not the
least. injury to the colors, and even the
strongest acids will not affect them.‘
Mr. ii‘ricdcrahg is an expect in
Kellie art and was for aortic time an
illustrator for the lrisb Magazine, the
(loci. X. Y. Z.
Norwnih, Jan. 25. 1906.
ost'fruitful
It baffles 111 schools of
euros, loaded with nar-
Take 15 drops every l3 hours and BE SURE to bathe the throat
and chest with but. 1.119112111111111 every night. That hi the search. it
perictratcu, perfumes the inflammation. kills the germs, stops the
coughing and raising of phlegm. contra-1m; the lungs to the vigor
of youth. (let the title or $1.00 bottle, been up the treatment
faithfully for o. few nooks and no guarantee a cure clear down to
pilot». Nu cocaine or opiates.
thuribie altar boil, crusts, etc.. from I
soveruyfour inches high and thirty- ,
‘ESCAPED FROM
One Great Blaze of Dramatic Splendor.
W. E. NANKEVILLE'S SUPREME
PRESENTED IN DRAMATIC FORM.
Matinee .......... 1 ..... 10c. 25c
Night ............ . ..... 26c, 35c, 501:
are the best. Mechanical precis-
ion, perfect material and careful
naisb are the features that have
r made Waituarziiwirtches the host ‘
'iu the world. In gold. gold
filled and silver cases at‘
A. W. Austin’s,
40' Wall St. ,Norwalk. Oonu.
WW I
T
Main
POPULAR AMUSE'MENTS.
.m. ... _... a”. m
. towns. either, boroughs and counties
HOYT s ,rrisaras
One Night Only.
Tuesday Feb. 7th.
THE HAREM’
Empress. The Fighting Elephant
James H. Waliiok Amusement Com-
pany Presents Charles A. TayIOr's Big-
gest Dramatic Hiti
PRICES, 25‘—-—35-—-50 GENTS.
SEATS ON SALE FMDAY FEB. 3.
HOYT‘S THEATRE.
M
ONE DAY ONLY.
saruaoav, res. 11m.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
SUCCESS
“Human Hearts”
A True Story From Life
Complete Scenic Eulpment.
Capable Company of Players.
Startling Mechanical Devices.
emcee;
beats on sale. Tuesday.’F¢b. 7.
L
Roard of Belief
Notice is hereby given that the
Ioard of ltelicf of the Town of Nor-
vaik will meet at their office, Opera
louse Block, on Wednesday. Feb. lot,
8005. from 2 o'clock until 4 o’clock p.
-n.; Saturday, Feb. ltir. from 2 until
i o'clock p. 111.; Wednesday cvuning.
F‘cb. 8111, from 7 until 9 o'clock; Satur-
iay, i-‘ob. 11111, from 2 until 4 o'clock
p. at: Wednesday evening, Feb. 15th.
from 7 until 9 o'clock; Tuesday, Feb.
21st, from 2 until Al o‘clock 11. n1., for
the purpose of hearing and determining
any and all appeals made to them
from the doing of iho Assessors on list
of 1904. 1
They will also meet with the As-
sot-3501‘s as a joint board Tuesday, Feb
21st at 4 p. or. for the purpose of chat.
big the polls of sick and disabled per
our;
JAMES Sll'l‘lilliltln'iNl),
.lAllVln KELLOGGI
CHARLES W. BELL,
Board of ltolicf, Town of Norwalk.
j20 tf
Scuth Norwalk
Board of Belief.
Notice to hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the City of South
Norwulk, will meet on Wedriearlui'.
January 25, 1905. at. 7:30 o‘clock in 9
p. 111.; Saturday. February 4, 1005, from
2 to 0 o’clock p. 111.: Wednesday. Feb-
ruary 8, from 7 :00 lo 9 p. 111.;
on the list of 1904.
Norwaik, January id. 1900.
JOHN F. M'MAHON.
MATTHEW OOlIBETT.
i20-f28 Board. of Relief.
cities, Towns and Boroughs of
Fol;-
ruary 15, at 7:30 in i) p. m.: Tuesday.
February 28, at 7:30 to 9 p. 111.: In the
Council Chamber in iirwiiaud street.
in said city, for the. purpose of hearing
and determining all appeals from the
delays of the llufltuikol'ti of said city,
fluted at Smith
1 , ~ rrrr
State We I $32.520,460-
What They with Counties
Spent in 'i boil—«Hartford’s lu-
debtedness Grealsr‘fhan New
Haven s
HARTFORD, Feb. 11411.. compiler. ‘
ler has issued the quuiiricnniul state-
ment of the returns made to him of the
indebtedness and expenditures of the
of the state as of October 1. 1904, and
for the year preceding that date The
total indebtedness of the towns, cities,
boroughs and counties In $32, 520 560. 61,
an increase in four years of $4,895,033.-
10. Five towns, three boroughs and
two counties report no indebtedness.
They are: 'I‘ownstethany and Wood~
bridge, New Haven county; Scotland
and Thompson. ‘ Windham county;
Boroughs - Colchester. Na gatuck,
Newtown. ‘Countics——l.ltcbficd and
Mlddlcuox. 'l‘bc towns owe $25,018,~
627.112: cities, $6,144,500; boroughs.
$209 919 .55: (ouutics $164. 424. 43.
The total debt of the town of Hart-
ford, whirh includes the city, is $5.~
‘ 109, 454. including the sinking fund of
ism: mu. The sum of 34.830000 is
funded indebtedness, due from .1908
to lirni The sum of $9b‘iIzli.lI5 was 111-—
tIurrliy raised by taxation during the,
year and the amount received from the
stilt" for (‘Ul' 'l'il‘ " 5
$202, 528.65. The city received from:
turers.
1
ed for roads under the direction of the
expenditures during the year- were: '
Paupcrs $103,515.. 59's; salaries. $65,210; 1
schools, $209 436. 25: police $12: as 31‘. :
lire druiar‘thrcut, $124,584.14. The tax,
laid in the year was 18 mills.
The town of New Haven, which in-
Sh'vr’i waists
ments, as the prices are lower than previous years.’
neither time nor money in‘securing'tho best makes and most
'51s
we are showing the very latest in White Shirt Walstsmnow 1905..
modeler-or Lawn, Mercerlzed and Silk Fabrics in light medium and
heavyweights, from the foremost waist makers in America, adding new
designs and styles daily.
Now is the time to make your selection from the vast assort-
We have spared
stylish
waists, in the very newest of fabrics produced by the foremost manufac-
As a special inducement We will sell a white waist, value $1.60,
I
tor $.00
Others at ‘50s to sacs
eludes the city, owes $3,227,178.76, $3.-
21217876 of which is funded and will
become due from 1905 to 1939. The ac-I
tunl sum raised hr tivati 11 during the
year was $1406.956. 39, and the state
paid ror corporation stock tax 341.311 -;
2.5. The sum 00312570260 was paid i'm' :
interest on debt $161.9’lti1 for roads
$815 50453 for paupers. $14,100 for cal-ii
mics $ll8798 for sriiools, $191,136 89
for police and $159,278 42 for fire do»
partmcnt. The rate of tax laid during,
the year was 13 1—4 mills. 1,
Bridgeport has :1 total debt of $1.978,~
500, of which all but $14500 is funded
and $74.1886l was spent. for interest. on
the debt last year. That city raised
$856,329.98 by taxation and received
$17,529 from the state for corporation
for. The expenditures included, roads
“30818.12: pauper-s, $68,000: salaries.
$21.0i397; schools. $269,485.11: police
381,759.20; fire department, 880399.53,
andl the rate of taxation was 14 3-10
“nil s.
The indebtedness of the counties
shower that linrlford county owes, $170,-
000: New Haven, $67 00; New London.
$3000; Filil‘lleld, $70,000; Windham.
9'30. 000. and 'l‘oliand county, 311.000.
Hartford county raised $36 807.38 by
taxation and paid $6, 920 for interest
en the debt. The sum of $4,800 was
expended in salaries and the rate of
tax was 1-4 mill.
The cornprrrnlch nbstrlrt of the sta-
tistics in the comptroller's publica-
tions shown that the grand list of the
state has increased from $327,182,435
in 1880 to $677,396,711 In 1904.
bio. The
service.
Tender Asparagus Tips
Small Sifted Peas
Early S‘iveet Peas -
Small Lima Beans
Tender Stringless Beans
Boston Baked' Beans in tomato
sauce
Evergreen_Sugar Corn
Cream Succotash‘
Hand Packed Tomatoes
apple
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
and from the
conducted the
TELEPHONE 322-4. \
The Finest Blurred Goods Put in Cans.
KNIGHT STR’EET CHURCH.
The services of yesterday were
attended and spiritual,
brothers
E. Church. South
Norwalk. had charge of the 3 o'clock
Many happy hearts
evidence of the presence. of the spirit
as Brother Jones, of Stamford.
meeting made the power
of prayer a telling wrdge in opculrw
the way for the spirit of God.
Sunday this service will be conducted
l1\ evangelists from Bridgeport
February 12 is the date set for the
Methodist 18‘ iv.rl the day s efforts are
to be com: entratcd upon the 3 o'clock
and . 45 o'clock services.
ing through the week there. will he
services beginning at 8 o‘clock
charge of competent rcvivallsis. theni
to join the union scniccs at the South;
Norwalk hf. E Church
1 three folloulug weeks.
ruittcc meeting at the church tomor-
row eve rriug David Green, president
A girl knows exactly what she wants
when she acts as if she didn' t
M.
‘ Golden Pumpkin and Squash
Royal Ann White Cherries
Fine Table Apricots
Lemon Cling Peaches
Bartlett Pears
Eyeless and Careless Sliced Pine-~
Green Gage and Egg Plum
Fancy Columbia River Salmon
1 BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES.
well
hence profita-
t'i‘om Stamford
gallon, tested the capacity of
83"" the decorations were beautiful.
who the text,
rather than men."
attendance showed steady
“We ought to
Next
was trill of Interest.
vice will not soon be forgotten.
Lord's Supper was served and
AS
Each even- a number of new members.
The services In the South Norwaih
Baptist Churcli,1esterrlay,wcre menu
In the morning the cougrw
the
church, the ordinance of baptism was
administered. the music was fine and
'I‘liiI
pastor preached a strong sermon from
obey God.
The Bible school
improve
ment and the young people's meeting
The evening ser-
The
'I’llre
right hand of fellowship was given to
NIOHIITIR I BNULIB
Pompom Pitts
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M O 7“.
cu ESTER'S “Prior.
in
during thei
Donation corn ,
CHI
.-.. with biuulhbnn. Talu- um other Roll-1M
‘\ “cantons Substitutions and Inuit.
' llnna. H11] .11 your ltruul- i, or and 41-. 1|
Clam I for Pnrflenlnfl. till-Ill“
Q! Ind like": i' (in-f. uriioo.’ 1. MM. by n
w ['1an Hull lam)!!!" lcatlzaninh'. 3:131»
runilu. a- tel!!! "- an
immune-.- u .41... lion-run! '-.IIIIJ
Block Island Lobster, very fancy.
meats 1 lb. and % lb. tins
Clam Chowder, quart tins, extra
quality
* Luncheon Tongue
Rolled 0x Tongue
Boned Chicken
Plum Pudding
Whole Tomatoes in glass
I Apricots, etc.
Charles I E. Seymour.
LEADING oaocaa.
SO. NORWALK. CONN.
scams"; 15111619. cars ”BEEN " Farm" 1 Y
WOUNDED BY OUR BIG CUT.
WALTER BAKER'B COCOA (OUTITO).CAN ..
180
uni-naslcan-nnua-
MAUO 8. FLOUR (MAKES BEST BREAD). OUT TO .
06o BAG
To
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in you ARE rurnaasran IN
sponges. lust arrived generally sold at
our stores at ill 20 and 261:. '
R PRICE WHILE THEY LAST
remedy for cold in the head, and
grip. than our A. a. C. CAPSULES.
“on...” It
SPONGES
call around teddy and have your pick
out of a choice lot of American Silk
100
Don't forget that there is no cataract;
l
The lcltiussd’iiarmaoy.
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301Hunt Stamps with 1 lb. Best Nob.”
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