*.
(III-(Io 1 " Iran-m (roar?
Whom I .
Lawn; MIMI“ and
or: 5%???“ I‘VE.
WEATHER REPORT
For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair to-
(light and Irrlday. There III no new
defined Aldrin area this side (It the
Rocky (lamina but considerable
cloudy member with local showers
prevails iii ;the Misélsslppl valley. Conn
ditlons favor ior this vicinity pleasant
weather with slightly higher tempora-
tu‘r‘e. ‘
-.—.r
The calendar do”: days have arrived.
Miss Myrtle Boenisch. oi Monroe.
street, has been visiting in New Jer
soy. -
Frank Finegnn, oi Havlinnd street,
who has been seriously I", is Improv-
ing'. .“Imu
Miss Mary Q. Smith, of Backus Hos»
pital, Norwich, is visiting in South
Norwnlk. ‘ .
Mrs. George Edmond Alien, oi
South Norwulk, spent Sunday In
Ridgc'tléid. ‘ I
Mrs. Lynes and Mrs. Bailey oi Nor
walk, have gone to Maine to spend the
summer
Large and luscious Georgie pench-
(Is (Ire among the attractive things III
the markets.
Mrs. isnbel i. Aller, (if West. street.
is visiting Miss Lillian Hancock, oi
Oxford, Conn.
Miss Anna May Higgins, of 26 Bur-
ritt avenue, ls better lifter an uttnck ol‘
appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs, George Cummings, ot
2 Livingston street, are visiting
friends In llnnbury.
Mrs. Mary E. Croiut, of West Red—
ding. is visiting her niece, Mrs. AIIIy
Dodge, in Norwalk:
A meeting of Olive Branch Lodge.
No. it), Knights of i’ythins, will he hold
tonight. (It 8 o‘clock.
Sherman Council, No. 13411. Royal
Arconum, is to hold (1 meeting tonight
in Red Men's Hall.
Miss irene Dibble. of Buyview are-
one. who Is ill with remittent lever.
remains about the same.
Washington Camp, No. ii Patriotic
Order of the Sons 01 America. will hold
a. regular meeting tonight
The Christian industrial League oi
the South Norwnlk Methodist Church
will hold n meeting tomorrow night.
Misss S W. Duncan. oi lirooirtyn.
sister of Rev W W ’l‘ Ihlucuu, to
visiting at the Methodist parsonage.
Miss Marina Doii‘ot‘ost. of New llu~
van, to the guest at Miss Kathryn
Hunter. Ill hLIII home ill Mllin utrtIlIt
Norwtlik.
llurroy (”row hilt‘ taken it position
in “'llil'tilifilil, but experts to resume
hill Hilltlli'fl (It Kenyon College, III liltin-
Ilria, Ohio, III the full.
iI‘. WIIIIIIWIIII uml crumb
dmmhtcr. ldlirimlu StoIIIIIIIIIi. of No. I!
Livingston sun-(It. urn vlultlnx who
lives in Now Iiuvou.
Mrs. Delight Muhon. who llilii been
viIIItInIr lIlIlI lilt’l‘t‘, Mm. II‘. II. Purim
son, In Mill I’Isiu, hon returned to her
home in South Norwllill.
Mrs. W.
The (ImIIIIII‘lIIlIIII (It the upplo iroou
(It prorwut III (I (mum. of ioy to many
people, (II: (horn is no doubt thorn it!
going to in. plenty or (-idlIr in (In: full.
Mr. (lull Mm. tillhtuviuv. ii. Goodrich.
of South Mutu ulImII, II It yesterday
for New York, null go by Full Itivor
Lilith Steamer Io Mntnv, to wood (mil
Ultimo Oi the summer
A (lot: (IIIIrIrIM HIII thIIIol-y of Ar-
thur III. t'ruw, Ill (iIIIIuIluI (drool.
South Nurwulk, Mmuiny ninili. suit
I . W;
killed film "110 broiler» In", prjtgil» V , tho. (i(I( N (I in united in ulmllliollulolli
men willed tho (lunatic. "I INUE ”5:117: 3M!!!) 8T0 1‘" “1 1"““1 11li't‘u it‘ll”I M"- WNW"
”MIMI” H'i’ imitm, July 2-,, “MIN, .. MN, I» Illmi churned with refusing to pro
'§;‘11er' W‘ W {T “1mm" Wail iIIitIrnui lteyonuo (Illiconl youtcr ay “‘1" 1'” m“ ”1'“-
to (i unity II (Irrlonu (It i (I (wiuui lliiiito (stallion, “Mi Mi h hut M” "MW
grille; Camp uracil: thin wIIIIit wéllldmlrorn ll (mum ONLY cu MDVGR‘JI! ' .
phony-ting i Within tho {I (Wt... ummpu (mud on (ils‘ M" ”'11,,“ “i "it
Md» “1%“! New illivnn illulrtrt or c loin until" (lingo-n are (run "“1- “it?!“ J’i Ilium 1'" Him
"in New York Emu i‘nnicrcnw Thin (Ioriiiiciltou tho (uiIIIciiuiiolI having d”1’"1’“1"I “”6 1" M"? 8” 1 11mm“
nfiemoon Mr liunIIrm (mu-tum at the
camp monitor: in Hpringdniv,
”a.
The little for the alumni outing 0!
the (tiller oi linilrond iioIlIluIIinru oi
the Connoimnmi railroad has been
finally fixed (or Augmu ii In. ProviI
(lance A running time is looked tor.
Oil. of the soon (It the conductors
will he i melody compound by F. H
MnUuth
1 Diet
(ItiiiilIIri: "The trim Time
or in li‘tlrt hymn"
wwfldfin—m-u ..
SPECIAL SALE
all this week.I
Fresh or Corned Plate
a or
Public Market.
and" we I BHIBIOUBGI
001”- thu tilting of (it. Russian
(III-nu Pony.
11R , Iy 27 «A!-
Adam (WM III III
German fill“ pt tim- Kaiser
II Whit )4“, Lucy Wilhelm (tor Drone or (no Needles at
smtpgrmma 5:30 this. morning i vessel is still
. "' here as this dlsnntohc
” “1d ‘1‘" “‘th not expected (m min It be able to
30” Dylflpfie leave Chet-hour; my fiw York beiore
“ 1”“?! ii A liernocn (”1}“) he closeness
trite into M. Wt e. ‘t echterlius
Elm. pence utentpo ntiury, who is u
, passen‘r‘rer on the tenniship, having
‘ “11‘! “II pmhurked here (no spending, the
t “or“! £0 perfect hishi Shore at hotel, whence he
, Wthhyihil rcrn- {genie our; diapaéh to St. Petershurg.
YOU In appears to be unionist annoyed at
“‘7', , my ,thc deter, the listen pence party he
waii‘flmwilhiah ing already in when compared with
it“ the Japanese.“ il'he 1311111181“? were
‘ ,. most Interest (1 red us i c prose
,.‘. , :Pflfl‘fibtar‘m' Allaplitt‘htlit (lost-rifting the nr’rivul in
‘ “‘1’ ' ' New York oi Boron Komurs, and his
“I‘M” (hut mun
party and expressed the hope
.MYI. ii: dibrim tho bystsm of nourish. that. the Japanese conditionn
merit and the delicate orgnnl poculinr to
WORK“ I“
Iliad, and It is. 1
, aThe North German Lloyd steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grouse, with M
Witte and his party on board, unilcli
for New York from here today at 1:30
' Dinette What You Eat
would i ‘gfipih ‘bo‘ as i(underwrite
t c s
Women suhcrwwnhn. , {Rd bosom igeeli‘éa (£2.6illrl1“?ol(§lf“3r§c
““‘d- ' '1 1. ‘ commodutlon at on. hotels some or
the passengers of the Keillor Wilhelm
.KeaOl (icr Grouse were coldneilod to spend
III..II.I:I.I...I.I:...III;I..I;II;II (III:
.. . 0 Bl
‘ ' I’ ‘ ’ I‘ ‘ . In (I re (It i . railroad station
Dyspebfla cure 21551136? all the “(13‘ .
onebinthutomuh nod digestive urgent
to digest and usimilnto nil of the whole
nine food thit‘m‘sy‘lfl eaten. it nourhhil
the body. nndrihulido the weak ornnq
ulterior health Ind stranger. Kddol mm
indigestion. constipation. dyspepsia. (our
Zwa-hflchlnwuiibum (no oil stool“)
(orders.
i) m . .»
» W
, . A wrinkles new.
A pleasant criteria curly may be
given to your alumni: (Ind liver. by
taking a medicine which will relieve
their pain and (llecomiort, v’iz: Dr.
King‘q New Lilo Pills. They are (I
most wonderful remedy affording sure
relief and cure, for headache, dizzi-
ness and constipation 26c (it h‘ l“.
Baxter‘s drug store.
MIDDLETOWN MAN surcroa’a.
olIItMilI II
tin». n Ill. um
Moi or 00 and flu
"out“ no the Mt-
. "3‘01“" .iimcl‘iil
FOR SALE BY ,
7H3 CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
,. ,. T__ .. , Charles H. Savage Apparently Without
BEAUTIFYING THE CAPITOL. “mm 3m" "1mm”
ll. Salvage, ‘iormoriy president of the
Middletown Sliver Company, commit.-
ted suicide last evening at his home at
South Farms. The cause (If his not
Ill not known. After he had retired
to his room last. night, he shot. him
self through the right. temple, (lying Inv
stuntly. 0! late Mr Savage had been
a traveling snicsrnun for the Middle-
town Sliver Company. ills wile. u
son and three daughters survive llllll.
Mo was urolomber of tho Mllldlotown
Lodge of Elks.
OHAMBERLAIN‘S COLIC, CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY~
THE BEST IN EXISTENCE.
'l‘. M. Wood. manager of the White
County News. Beebe. Ark, is (i retire:
erntativc southern business man, who
does not hesitate lu expressing his
good opinion of a well-known remedy.
Ho says: ”It given (no pleasure to
recommend Chamberlain‘s Colic, Cilill'
em and Diarrhoell Remedy, lowing
used it myself and In my family with
the best. results. In iuct I believe it
to ho (ho host remedy of the kind tll
cxiutcucc." Sold In Still: IIIII‘oonI
Corporation, Clifford Pharulicy, Zeit-
t'uss Pharmacy.
State Sculpture Commission Meets
I and Awards Contract.
HARTFORD, duly 27.-A meeting of
the state commission on sculpture was
held in the capitol yesterday with
Paul Way land Bartlett, the distill
guiuhod sclllptor The commission con-
sists of Henry I» Falwuuru oi New lie
von; Kirkfl. Mavens, of Norwich;
Charles N. Flags, of, Hartford; PruiesI
stll‘ ilorllnlioiie Porriu, of New Haven;
Arthur ll. Shipmnn, oi Hartford, and
Ilubcrt Scovlllc, 01 Salisbury.
Plans for decorrltlng the north front
of the capitol were discussed and the
commission contracted with Mr. Belt
Iett to create a murble statue of for;
ntcr Governor John Winthrop, .ir.,
ocmpy ith Iontrnl right niche of the
north entrance to the executive Iluii-
diug. Mr. iinrtlctt will also (Int out It
scene of the Pequor war, which will
Ito :I purl of the decoration, The work
will he completed by October}, (906.
(recording to the contract and the
price was not made known
BENT HER DOUBLE.
"i knew no one, for four weeks.
when i was sick with typhoid and
kidney trouble? writes Mrs. Annie
Hunter. of Pittsburg, PIL, “and when i
got better. although i had one of the
best doctors I could got
I was bent double and had to rest my
hands on my knees when I walked.
From this terrible ictlon I was res-
cued by Electric Biters, which res-
tored my hcuilh and strength (ind new
l can walk as straight on ever. They
are simply w.onderful " Guarnntccd to
cure stomach liver and kidney disor-
ders: at F. H. Benton) drug store;
price We.
FAIRFIELD HOUSE ROBBED.
lllillli'lidi‘tili'l‘. July 27.~I~With thron
llilxn loose ill the house and u jolly
purty or people chatting gully on tho
pol-(III of tho IIIUIIIIIIIII: r(II-Il(i(III(I(I, twu
intrepid crrtckumcn onion-(I the root
(itIulIII (If A. W. Wallace, .II'., II WIIIII
known linker. at Church Corners, Funk
livid. Tllvmiuy night (Ind rifled the
sldllhrlurd of Iliiout Siltlti Worth (If all
vorwurv. So wcil (lid tlu- burglars
(to their work thut there With not (w
on a upoou or n knife and fork left
wlwu the Walloon fuullll' (InIIIc (lawn
to breakfast in the morning.
LACKEY E APES FROM JAIL.
MIDDLETO 'N. July 27. ------ For IIIII
muond IlrmI In two months. Alexander
Luckily [mil escaped from the county
hill Qt Budd up. Mickey ,wuu «(In-
turmoil in one your ll imprisonment tor
SIXTY-TWO i'N BENNINSTON
DEAD.
SAN DIEGO. Guilt, July 21.~’I‘II(I
list of the [lonulngton (loud now Ilulu-
burs till. there having been twu lliill‘ll
danths. S. Tlit‘nlu, a .lllpullcsc Int-ml at-
ion‘dhnt. and H. A. Motion, pay (Ilork.
’i‘he (Iltxo (If Meiius is peculiar. Mo
was nllio to wuik up town nttcr Hill
antidout and oils thought not to liliil‘
lIIII ll badly injured AftlII hi}; wounds
hurl liven til’t’siit’d he nun out (In lIIII
siloctu Sudlitully ht’ (Iollllpru'li IIIIII
IIIIII to IIII taken to tho hospital on u
,(IIIIIil-IIIIII II it»; suppnmui Illlli IiIII.
shot-k and II \vIIiIll hczlrt won: the (Inner
(Is (If his death.
THE. DIAMOND CURE
The Intent IIIIwu from i'orlu is that
they have discovered (I diamond Hill)
for consumption. It you fear (Ionsurnu
\ion or plleunlonin. it will however his
best for you to take that grout remedy
mentioned by W. ’i‘ McGee, of Vult-
leer. Tenn. "1 had It cough for tour
teen years. Nothing helped mo. (In
in i took llr. King's New illucovIII-y
tor Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
which gave Instant roller, uml directed
a permanent (lure‘ llncquullcd (Illicit
cure (or Throat (Ind Long Troubles.
At ll‘. ll. Baxter’s drug (nor-:0 price
500‘! uni! ’1 00. ”melded. 'i‘IIIuI but
“of (‘06-
hn usnllli on (I Middletovln rum 5";
I.
While he wno'ut work with the other MRQ SCHLEYV SCHEER WANTS Di
r (toners (In tiednil furut ho ot nwuy. E'
h (m I't'i‘ Moment "(I m qut “111971191033: 0de 3“" 27.» W"
"A!“ ouutlo Ashley ll'isiuu suitor
(It A i Wintiuld Sun I Schicy (ml
socially pmnlilwnt. yr terdny hlliItl
hvr huulmnd. I'IIIIIIII FIHIIIII, for ninth
into divorce. The ground (III which
”W” to work unlit utter a «hurt
part or IIIIIIIIlhmoni iol hill cuckoo.
wit on he (Iiunppnured (Innlu ycstIIrIIny.
Hill prr- 'Iit‘lll whorcuimutu IIrII unknown
(Ind holrhinit. I tried everything i
been almost wnuhml oil with ”mm could hear at but nothing helped me
(Iain. ‘l‘hc amount or the tax which
thomvemmorlt IIIIyII it has been (in-
lmltiod is tilt.
MONK UTMKIOVIOOLINGI m CHiI
CHICAGO, July 27 wViolence 3mm
log out (If the tcmnllicrrl‘ (urtiuu loony
hroire out nirenh lulu night A mob of
nearly a thotuulud persons (lion-lino a
cameo (If wagons belonging in ii
whoimte grocery company. while
they net-(I returning to the hum» of
thII oompnny Alter hunting Olin or
(he drillers Into Innensiiillity. the we
(on ma driven (away by the riolerl
audition turned the lumps Wore (urn
We
(move. ”Ireland, unconnctom J
HAhTmli’D July 27.-Johil Hardy.
starter oi highlander. toil trout .
the (mile undue rt the tool or Potter .
(met more" (all willie he lay (III
(tangible upon the mood thtovu
cent bottle curtid me completely ‘I
For sale byfl. H Planted. RH .311:
(or and the Clifford Phnrmtcv.
HARTFORD DOMllTlc OUT or
HARTFORD.
July 27 whinrgaret
Simiwire the servant who attempted
(divide by Inhnilnx gull ut the home at
Walter t] Cowlea, we: reported (It iii.
F‘rnncln Hospirtll M bring out or (ten
ger ind will recover.
stripped him at“ cloths: one hit money
even took all Ill:
31 South Mun Street.
and (limb. (lull
M My
multichannel.
MIDDLE'PODWN. Jilly 27.—~Churtes ,
until i look Eruiiiim Balm, Ind one liti-
\
contain.
all
All Countdrtelts, Imitation: and “Just—nh-good” are but
Experiment! that (ride with and ondnn
- WIIIIIIIIII
, What is
Oustoriu is a harmless .nubstitute the
cork» Brim! and WWW
or the health d
(IIIIIIII
(. o(."(...‘ ‘ I
'1“.th it
other Narcotic
neither Opium. Menuhin no
substance. Its ago is it: alternated. It. (destroys Worms
and alloys Eovcrishneu. It cum Diarrhoea. and Wind.
Colic. It Willem Teething Troubles. elites Compulsion
and Flutuioncy. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowen, giving henlthy
The Children‘s mm We
natural sleep.
fiend.
ALWAYS
The Kill You Hare illiays Bought
InIUseI For Over 30 Years.
I“! Wow-v, ”sunny-mu. In Emm-
bHsFFIELo SCIENTIFIC sol-toot.
.OF VAL! UNIVIRIIIY
(In, Ian/In. conm' June so, 1503
"the Dudley; Smith to. .
ll" Haven. Conn.
Continua: u
.1 hive node n thorough omlnuion.
at your " 'LOLLY POPS" purchased. on open market.»
And hove been‘urtnble to find the slightest. ‘tucq‘
or on: horntul cr- lnyurtouu “bounce.
‘Youn truly»
WVW mu.
MM
Mop—(cumu- Kimmie mow, (- (in.
Infield Stir-ilk khan].
loot lit It the
Children's dresses. too. (In.
Trimmed Hata cold for Inu than cont.
nice line of Skirts, made in the latest style. from $1. 50 up.
Cell and convince yourself before buying (liliewhero.
II WAIHINGTON ITRIIT.
m
Greatest Bargains Ever Offered
WHITE LAWN WAIsrs. AT 93:. WORTH limo.
Hats. which halve been “.25, now at 49c.
Flowers Almost given away. Map a
We guarantee pen
The Fair Cloak and Fur Store,
as WAaHINoTON avatar
(I
Clearance Sale
Of Trimmed Mlilllnery.
All nutrimmcll Siruw iintu, 25v, (lite and ’lI'Ic. Children’s Mull llonncts
lull thiihuillc. iiuill.
Indies Duck Ilutu in (til the intent «Matt.
8. S. THILOTSON.
COUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Under the Illuuugtiucul of .I.\ l SI‘ILIIII
Shore Dinners. Ciambahcti. Eta, at Pop
lolly.
Next
N WAIMNGTON i‘i‘.
Every Sunday at a: 30 to til so. Wheeler
. Sunday. Special Soloist.
FIRST GRAND BABY 8H0
heron P01N’I‘,0Nililll souvn
Nature's Womicrihnd.
(mull. TI lull).
in: Prices will be a Spoc-
Basehnii—~best teams in ,thII state. ExcurI
(lions. Music and [)5
Thursday. Auu not to, at 3' 30 p mu
AND UiECORATED BABY CAR-
RIAGE PARA it IE.
(too worth
. To an 1' j T
n 4m 1 (roomy VII? their for time Jem .
(«dark and g I
If). and Wood Souvenirs.
sou'rn NORWALK’S GREAT nnv Goons House
.4
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.
(a).
, ANOTHER BUNCH OF
argaln ttrnchousi
THIN JERSEY UNDERWEAR LRIHGB' White Shirt Walsts, tucked
Iron WOMEN trout and brick, at 600.
Ladles‘ White Lawn Shirt Wall".
nmhroldcry fronts. tucked backl. pi:
98C
Want. you to make curetui reading
oi the tollowins. Think It will Inter-
WWW" indies Willie Lawn Shirt Wallets.
mnmucns 000d Quality 1,9511% 10” tucked and, hcnlstltched, extra good
lawn ultimo.
THE FLUFFY SUMMER
UNDERMUBLINS.
u—n-n-n-
Women's iI‘IrIo Cotton Jersey Ribbed
Vests with the wing siocvc or sleeve
loss, at lute.
Women’s Fine Jersey Ribbed Vents,
white. trimmed wltIl loco, value 250,
now 19c.
Women's Lisle Vests In white or
ill-cl? trimmed with lace, at 25c.
When you read the descriptions.
‘ when you come to compare the goodl
with the prices. you’ll buy; for the
economy of it all Is bound to impreu
you.
bn'dlcs White Muslin Corset Covers,
SOME DAINTY WASH WAIBTS
FOR you ; made yoke client at lace. ribbon
I trimmed, at 250.
Here arc acvcrnl lots of cool white lnrllos’ Muslin Drawers. cambrio
wash waists for you to (Illose from. rulilo, homstltched, at 250.
prettily trimmed, very latest designer bodies' Muslin Gowns, tucked yoke.
(is to out, and price very much to your at 60c
liking. ' LIIIIIcs' White Skirts. made with
Ladies Black and White Figured (loop embroidery llouncos, also under
Lawn Shirt Wallets, all sizes, at 506. rallies. at 750, 89c and 980.
83- 85 Walshmqton Street.
3.
Are you thinldt’lg ub0ut the
HARVEST?
The Science of Advertising is advancing with
rapid strides. Big business houses, appreciating ii:
(mt value. make at it a distinct dcpprtmcni placed
in chug: of the brightest mm Win. J The“:
men are no longer contented with ordinary typc diI-I
play, but demand special illustrations And cmhciiish-
merits. J If you want to (up: good harvui. and
rake in the bruins“ thst Is your doc, don’t cling to
oblolttc rncthods. J Good Printing _. something
bright and attnctivc furnishes tho but em:
for your scythe. J We can compete in quality, price
and prompinou with the but. Jl Send In your next
order. whether Its A letterhead or a 500 page ablaze:
We’ll do it right. (it We print everything—I I-ICLMI.
Cards, irograms, Stationery, Wedding invitniiom dc.
Siliiiliifllili ART PRINT
Smrcuuor to Fit emnn Art Print
98—l00 Washington St., South Norwnll:
limit tlIIIll. lIIIIIII.~I(I (\I(I huh :I simiully of high in rmlc (,ut‘scts
that (till sloth ttiil~ihiht'llilit1\ (It III(III. '-ilI(r( isul a more conII
pitilt'ihih 51(qu ill the twin i'Iitits l'riccn‘ (Is ion or (IS high as
you \\I it to my.
\\'., lIJII\( tIIII t‘\llt".’tll“\ gum! \i'V‘lih ill NIII ((IIstis for hot
“(.Itllll tII.It “(I :II( M'Hiiig (It 5m It pull. losollly these Will i'tt-
NE. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
1““.-
“Making liotil Ends "Moat"
can always he done where you can
got choice meats at low pricel.
Dodge keeps the choicest fresh, prime
boot. mutton, lamb, veal, pork, home
and bacon, and poultry (ind some in
season, of such quality that you got
plenty of nourishment ior (I smell sm-
ouut oi (Inch.
J. W. DODGE.
Queen-or to Jacob Sohauh.
22 Wishingwn “not. . . Phone m
in”
Cur Allin (mu. "TS“(IJZII Summer
Furnishings.
A chance to secure an odd Chair or Settee {or your porch or
lawn, at greatly reduced prices:
Large Arm Rocker, reed seat and back, WA: ‘3. 5o; sale price. $4.15
Large Arm Ro‘cirer reed sent and back Was $2.98;u1e pride. $2.25
Large Arm Rocker, reed seat. spindle back, was 8198:9110
price” .. ............. . ............... ...........ln.os
Large Reed Rocker, was $1 75; ale price” ....... . $1.25
ILsdies’ Reckonwnsgsc; (Isle price Inc
To step in and look over our line oi Summer Goods ill to buy.
and to h'hy here you get your money‘ 3 worth.
J. Collard:
mum In Furniture, corpus. Indium. Martin“, on moths, and Linoim
Funeral humor (uni Embailllcr.
t(I NONTH MAIN 81‘.
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