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LANES
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Local tiers-limes.
74 Washington 111.11,?
811. Norwalk.
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chIaiiimoth lace curtain sale at Ben
ton fliers see 1111.
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Bargains at the United Grocery
. Company. See ’uri. _
or
ln Marshal street.
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w-~—,.~..~,_.,..
(hit. in football goods for this week.
at Coleman's. See 1111.
Charles Bosch was a visitor
Bridgeport yesterday.
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West street spent Sunday here.
The Busindss Man’s Magazine and
the Bookkeeper for sale at Nelson 9.
lofl's.
A meeting of linens liayioft will be
held this evening.
A J. Collins and Thomas
Quaker oats. 8c package, at Jose-
Election returns will be received at
the Norwalk Club tomorrow evening.
Pond' s medicinal and toilet prepara-
thns, at the Clifford Pharmacy. See
111
Collins “M
spent Sunday in' Danbury. Rev Charles Seymour Bullock of
A...» Strutford, was a visitor in town to-
——Gran. Sugar, 101,1 lbs.501r. F. n. (W ____- _
Lawton & 00...-.. A routine meeting of the Norwnik
Mr and Mrs. George S Miller of Musical Union was held in Stamford,
Stamfordnnd two children spent Sun
tiny here. '
Alfred Goltischmldt and Miss Nina
Zeluff spent Sunday as the guests of
Miss Lulu Clerk. in New York.
7A lunch will be served tomorrow
night at the headquarters of the South
Norwalk Club, Washington street.
Mrs. Thaddeus Guyer, of Lowe
street, returned home last. evening.
from a few days' visit with relatives
in New York City.
-—Don't forget concert and ball given
by the italian Social Club. tonight,
Arion Hall. Tickets. gentleman and
ladies, 25 cents.
Miss Edna Wigham, teacher in
Stratflcid district. Soutllport. spent
Saturday and Sunday in Norwaiit
with her parents, Prof and Mrs ii. B.
Wigham. .
The South NOrWnlk Club has been
invited to girl. the returns of the el-
ectlon. tonrtrrro ”night at the oflites
of Maples & ldst-irmldt. Washing-
ton street.
1
F_ E. LUtIiWUUd nutl Company the
Norwalk antelnobllt dealers. have
closed contracts for the agency in 1906
for the. Oldsmobile, Locomobiie, Col
“mills and Autocar mot hlnes.
The breaking ,of a portion of the
frame on engine 842 drawing the
Pittsfleld cxpress,’1Saturday, caused a
delay of about an hour and a half at
Great. Barrington, Mass. Another en
gine was put‘in its place and the
train arrived in Danbtrry only an hour
and ten minutes late.
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”Gran. Sugar, 110% lbs. 50c.
Lawton & 00.
P‘. D.
Francesco Galbo, Raymond Benza.
Thomas Falcons, Antonio Guira and
wire-at New York; Romoi D'Alio.
,Whité Plains; Rocco Disesn, of Bridge
port. will attend the Italian Social
Club ball tonight in Arlen Hull.
Bridgeport tnd Stamford Societies
will also be present.
1
The waitresses at the Hotel Clifford.
with their white pups, enjoyed a ride
yesterday in the Irish Juunting car
connected with ‘ftlle Rocky Road to
Dublin show. The trip was a pleas-
ant one, despite the fact that t1 pin»
card on th% end of the cal announced
that. "children”1we10 the only ones
given complimentary rides. ,
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John R, Rogers. 11. P. Allen. E. Jack-
ons Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. For-
ris,H. D. Denscher. S. Simonsson and
daughter. G; Sequin, Richard B. Storrs.
W, W. Davis, F‘red Harrison. New
York; Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Rowe.
New Haven; John I). Luring. Portland
111.; W. L. Arnold Boston; J. J. Wor-
den, Brooklyn: William B. Hllmilaon,
SouthNbrwuik: .and Mrs. (‘Rodman
E. Griscom, Phiia lbhia: 11.0 .Noyes.
Amusbury; G. Hf: Huiirrt, Jr. were
guests recently at the Hotel Clifford.
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~What's the secret of hobbit. vig-
orous honith? 'Bimply keeping the
bowels the stomach, the liver and kid-
neys strong anthootlve. Burdock Blood
Bitters does it.
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A loafer on the street. whose wife
was probably at theme getting out a
neighbor‘s winning in make money to
buy 1 bhiidmsheeo asked a busy
man billet 1111111411; ever saw a
mold headed women. "No. 1 never did."
replied the busy men. “And i never
‘ sa'w‘o Wanton Waltzing around town ‘in
.~ her ohdrt sleeves ,with a cigar in her
tee and running into every saloon
that one saw. Neither did '1 ever one
o woman sitting all day at the street
corner on a dry goods box telling peo-
ple how the score y of the treasury
should run the no, onui nuances.
trove never been a. woman [to fishing
with 11 bottle iii bar pocket all On the
bank oil do oLa'nd in home drunk at
night. Nor vs I ever seen a woman
yank off her ooot tanti any one could
ildlt any man in trown
—'
low About Your 'foottl Iiuob i
no you have lobiibi‘o with the bris-
tioo comino outlt , it so you our or
cream that didieuitrflby‘ porcbooinol
oil. from “IO M! “MIMI.
durable that, con
.I'I'ith:
hays o- steak of the tineot and 111 1
ho obtained. Prion .
YC.-‘1I('I'ilfly.
Qur BrothersI Lodge. 1. 0. 0, li‘.. of
Nor-walk. will meet tonight. at. the
lodge rooms in Willi street.
one A. Mitchell 117 West street
Rev. John “I Blair preached yester‘
(lay at the South Norwaik Congrega-
tional Church both morning anti ev-
ening.
The Golden Rule Circle will meet
at the home of Mrs. Abram Fitch
Westport avenue, Friday, November
10. at 3 p. 111.
Prof. A. D. Russell, who has been
spending a couple of days here. re-
turned yesterday to Princeton Prepar-
atory School.
“influences of the Navy Upon Young
Men." formed the subject or a very in-
teresting talk by Benjamin Sugden 111
the meeting of The Jennings Club lit,
the Congregational ()Ilili‘t'll, yesterday.
Mr. Sugden served four years in tile
nary and tht talk was consequently
\’,‘l'l1' interesting.
The Rev. James ll. 0' Donut-ll nntl
Rev. John C. li‘ogrlrty, re 1111 and on
rate of St. Mary‘s Church. are assist-
ing this afternoon at the forty hours
devotion service at the Church of tile
Assumption. Westporr. which began
yesterday morning and will end to-
morrow morning.’
Congressman E. .1101 will deliver
an address on his recent eastern trnv
els tomorrow evening at the Ntrlwaik
Club, beginning sharply at 8:15. Mom
hers are entitled to bring ladies free
and may bring gentlemen of their im~
mediate household, upon the payment
of fifty cents for each one attending.
Refreshments will be served.
George E. Curtis and Dr. William F'.
Acton who were molllbcrs of the Rm:
bury party, returned home this morn-
“111.311an of the members of the
party not out in the rnlrl this morn-
ing and the latest report. was that
Judge Henry W. Gregory had bagged
a partridge. During the morning
Frederick H. Quintnrd splintered back
to the club houses and was ‘soaklng
wet, from the ruin. Edward P. Wood
is among the hunters.
BUSINESS OF IMPORTANCE
requires- carcfui attention. You
want to be fulZy secured when it
comes to deals involving the
transfer of moneys.
A suasrsurm. "raver
COMPANY
is the proper avenue to transact
any important piece of business
or transfer of property. .. ..
THE SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST COMPANY
atts as trustee for securities, leg-
acies or estates; manages proper-
ties anti accepts money on deposit
Call and ace how we can serve
you.
Cut in football 600113
For no Wonk.
aooov rooruALLo, 4011, one, no
and 01.00. ‘
HIAD GEAR. 00°, 70¢, 04 and 01.26
FOOTAALLM onl‘ro, for «soul. out
from 01 _
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New line of postcards 113111511.
Miler Irving Dibble spent. Sunday 11411
George lngersoli is ill at his home
Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Morgan, of
Professor Charles Syring, of Brook- ,
iyn, has been the guest of Miss Hel- '
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' Style.
The ityies brought out this season
i
tions of even smart tailors.
The Ryton 1s a favorite model; long,
breas
ish mixtures, $15 to $35.
$115 to $30.
6 men, $8 50 to $20.
—-———_—
in our Varsity suits. $15 to $25. We h
mixtures, blue and black.
what we can sell. Just remember the
is what we can buy right.
Low prices donut. always mean
for. and our business is to have both.
MANUEL
1 11m near. just us for
as the nearest letter-box
or telephone.
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81 Mark include several dietinctive models in overcoats;
styles which in grace and distinction surpass the produc-
.loose and comfortable. In black, Oxford and gray-
The Paietot. a smart cost {or men of good figure, body-
ifittipg. with flowing skirts. In gray, Oxford and black,
The double-breasted box coat. bell skirts, medium
length, very swagger. In gray. Oxford and black, $15 to $112. .
Fancy mixed single and doublenbreasted long coats,
very full and loose, in sizes for big‘ boys, young men and
Oyster gray in the shade men most. admire, particularly
so iTr WILL YIELD THE BEST FRUITS
is the point to which we wish to develop our busi-
ness. it. is a mistake to gauge our business entirely by .
cheap
l‘lléirt prices for dependable goods are what you are ioolt~
Buy Outs Tlrnis Cituu.
1.
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by I-Iart, Shalfner 7
1
single and double-
ave them to fancy
better standard
grain, but
A
r. HATCH. "
JUST REC EIVED AT
49 Wall 01., Nomolk.
Telephone Connection.
Score Cards
NEW AND UP TO DATE LINE
W. P. BEERS’
Book and Stationery Stereo.
6 89. Main 8b., 80. Norwolk.
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Merrill Col
THE PAST 25 WEEKO.
CATALOGUES FREE.
M. A. MERRILL, Prim.
80. Norwa ik. Conn.
EYES Efldlflh
when his glooooo oro woolly bottom. Well
your oyoo onmlnod ooolni
IT'S FREE.
I'oduoto Optician.
W.L.
. $2.50,
I WALLa OTIII‘I'.
i'ntllounlinrl littoral lilo 11111111111.
Issues THE iDlAi.
Lira lNBURANcl OONTRACT.
Rotoo. Ionofito and Privllouoo ob~'
ooiutoly ibtod and ousrontood in the
Policy.
i'. H. i'iILD. don't. Agent,
unwound entitling,
do. Norwolk, coon.
GEO.
70 Positions Filled bll graduates of
THE TRAINING AT MERRILL DID IT.
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
WOW
AND GLAOIII MUIT II CHANGED
Oftlo Ono ottrluutoo I look of oioornuoo of violon to lilo oyooo
O. B. Jéckson,
SHOES
loo Waohluoton St.
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ENROLL NOW.
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to it not be wolf to hove
NORWALK. DT-
DOUGLAS
$3.00. $3.50
KEELER’S
.50. Network.
Butler! Butter} butler!
Our very best Elgin Creamery
New lull
III‘DmDo‘
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14 corneal mason,
odor neitWilmc. certs
special anal! Elton-obs
IIOIIIIIIL. IOI. I 1000.
”built ioovo ‘toombou't book. «1111 Nora,
nootiono for oil trolho out o
Issuroion tlokoto to Now York and
Excursion tieltito, including odmio-
ulon liliI «um outs to tho Hippo-
Butter, none better at any
price, '
24. 2'51: pi.” Ibo “ 454001710?
"'_ -“-'-- work at 0140
vowrt‘rlihn stoop. Iffihvfimhfi
Makes perfect Bread
55¢ P“ boo» return; 00 001140.
Ito-miles: li'olto’lo hood until uood;
Hirpodromo tickets and for title dots
“1’0de sum“ or Wbooorll 01111
llilll tile 1111,1111...
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Medicinal and toilet
Preparations.
Penn‘s Cetarrh (into. .5011 bottle
Pond' 11 Tooth Wash. . .251: bottle“
Penn's 'l‘ooth 110.111.11.250 bottle
Ponds Cream. ....25 a 6011 jar ‘
Pond's Cream.........26c tube.
Fund's Antiseptic Cream
..... 2581501111111
i'ond's ’i‘aicum Powder
... 2i’roboitif.i
Ponti' 11 Toilet. Paper” ..llic pkg.
see them in the window.
lire Olliiorti Pharmacy
ram PRESCRIPTION swoon.
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111.. GALL‘il-I.
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Maples & Goldsclrlnidt Co.
(incorp‘orotodd \ '
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dooloro III
Stocks. Rondo, 1min and"
Cotton.-
Iworto I cor-hm Block. Io. Network.
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TODAY "0 WALL STREET
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WALL STREET. 10: lo 11. m.~0pelr-
lug prices 111 the stock market. today
wore lower than Saturday and there
was free selling at various portions of
the list.
Pacific 1% and Eric. Metropolitan
Stir-rel. Railway, Kansas and Texas and
Pressed Steel Car about a point. There
was a drop of 2 in Duluth, South
Shore and Atlantic pfd. Amongst the.
minor specialties Cotton Oil advanced
1% and Virginia 1%.
WALL STREET, 1] n‘. m.—-1:onsitl
ernuie irregularity prevailed between
10 and 11 o'clock. Add1tionul losses
occurred after the opening before the
market evinced any rallying power.
When stocks began to recover some
of the weaker features regained all
their losses and a fraction additional.
notably Reading anti Metropolitan
Street Railway. Large selling orders
were placed in various important
slut ks inter and runny stocks soltl'nl
the lowest.
WALL STREET. Noon.——i)ellilngs
were quite active. but the price move
meal in the prominent slut-ks \l'il‘l lmr-
row, 'l‘llt’ 7 Dt‘l' rent. t‘llll money l'iilt‘
alievit‘d the tone til the murkt :. liturtls
Wtilt‘ irregular.
WALL STREET i p. rlr.~~hlut~ks
recuveretl in .1 large measure the
ground lost during the morning led
by Reading, which touched l'17.'i‘lle
increment was moderate.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the [)I‘IHIIO wires s\of
Th1 Maples a; Goldschnrldt 00., Com
mission Brokers, Swartz 41 Corbett
Block, South Norwaik, Telephone 153.
Open. High. Low 1:10
Allin]. Cup. 82% 82% 111's 82‘“
Am. C. it I“. 40 40 09014395,;
Am. (‘01. Oil 3471‘; 35% ili'st 35
Alli. Loot). 08% little 67'”; 68%
Alli. Spirit. 130% i393}; ”5‘41 139-154
A111. Sugar 141% 141V, Hit-lit Hi
1‘ til: 3. F. 87% 88' 87594 8752
Arr. as r. ti. 10:11... 1031/. 11131;? 11131.,
l-illll & ()lrlu lil'i’; li2 llilfi il2
Ilklyll. R. 'l‘. 75% 76% 75% 7051.4
(.‘vhl'fi. & Olilu 531,4; 541/2 53% 54%
Chi. Gt. West. 21%;- 21% 21% 21%
C. M. E: St. 1’. 175% 179 178% 179
(lol.i1‘.&i. 4111. 41% 111/. 441/.
Corlsoi. tilts 188% 185% 183 184
Del. & 111111. 228% 229 228% 228%
Eric. 49 49% 48% 49%
Eric. ist pfd. 81044 till/g 81 81
(ion. Blue. 186 186 186 186
Ill. Central 178 178% 178 178
1.011. 4’; Nash. 150V; 151 140% 150%
Manhattan 105% 105% 105% 165%
Mei. St. By. 121 122 “20% 121%
Mex. Cent. 23% 23% 23% 23%,
M. K & 'l‘. 35 35% 34% 34%
M. |\ & '1‘. pf. 09% 09541 08% 89%,
Mo Pacific 103% 1031/44 10?. 103%
Not. Lead 01 (11% 00% 01%
N. 1'. Cent. 100% 150% 150 1501/4,
Nori'. & West. 86% 80 85% 80%
0111. & West. 54% 04% 03% 64
l’lt'lflc Mall 48 48 48 48
Perm. II. II. 141% 141% 141% 141%
Pen. Gas 104 104 103% 103%
Reading 133% 135%. 133% 135%
Rep. Steel 25 25% 24%| 24%
Ruck island 20% 29% 20 29%
sou. Pacino 68% 111119 08% 1811
$011.11.“ Go 3593 35% 30% 36%
Tenn. 1 00% 921,5 90% 02%
Texas Pacific 34% 34% 34% 34%
Union Pacific 131% 132% 131%
U 8. Rubber 01% 51% 01
ii. ti. Steel 87% 87% 87 07%
11.8.Steelpf. 10494 104% 104V. 104%
Wabash 21 011 211,4 2i it. 21
Wabash, pfd. 41% 41% 41% 41%
West. Us. Tel 03 ill! 93 93
PROMO?” To AMIAuADOR..
’J‘OKIO. Nov. tin-«The news of the
promotion of Sir Claude MacDonald,
the British minister to Japan to be
an ambassador was received
with dolioht. The American in
kin are confidently hoping that Lloyd
O.Griooon1,tho American minister
here, will otter o furlough return in
a similar capacity. 1111 authoritative- ‘
iy stated that Viscount Hoyuoiil the
Japanese minister to Great Britain.
will shortly be mode an ambassador.
"1.1.1111: WALL leLo rmumu.‘
NEW YORK. Nov. lieu-A live-story
brick wall fuliin at o tenement noun
injured usvoroi other iii-omen. The
tire stimulant cove out 11 1111111111111
that one won (all boolnm it had been
out or plumb tor moral rum.
OANNOT INTIRFIRE.
WMHING’I‘ON. NM. l-v wPrfiltIonI,
Reading fell 1%, Canadian ‘
‘ engagement if you find you no longer
fire on 0t. bitch an avenue buried and ' -
.itiiiod Fireman Daniel 31100111111 and,
Fusion. PROPERLY TAILORED CLOTHES MADE 'OF 111s"?
PROPER MATERIALS'WHICH CAN STAND THE rest or soa—-~
VICE AND paovs THEMSELVES Worn-11v. THE 11mins. ‘
tic-rs or rl-lsla TAILOR SHOPS EXCLUSIVELY To us rail .
Tl-lls c1111.. 1, 4
THIS, IN CONNECTION WITH OUR SHOWING OF 8HOE8::
AND RUBBER8 FOR MEN AND BOYS, GIVE8 OUR PATRON8
THE STRONGEST POSSIBLE RANGE OF CHOICE.
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TAKE A LOOK AT OUR NEW FALL NEOKWEAR.;
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SELLECK & PRICE
HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS. ‘3'.“ \ h
98 Washington St. ‘ ‘1. South Norwalk‘.
Telephone Call 324-2. u i It“ 311».
egg-£32223
A little Talk About ihirrgs At Dibble 3 Grocery
We have some Jumbo Cranberries, fine, dark, large, 12c qt.
The Sweet Cider to now better than it was, at start. More body, more
syrupy. 201: gal. Selling a barrel a week, on somebody mot think it fine.
And it is. Real sweet.
Got in some nice new’Brooms this week.
at No.6 or light broom at 251:.
New Loose Raisins large 4 crown, 121: lb. Some people will not
buy Seeded Raisins, and these are to please such people.
Aloe Orange and Lemon Peel.
fat and tootheome fancy Monk-
Let me show a bargain in
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Some of the finest New Citron you ever saw.
Mackerel .——Buy a pail of our new. white,
erel 20 fish in a pail. $1.00 a pail.
i now have nice, white Chick Cod fish.
glow dBloated Herring, 2 for So. I I' \
on e Herring, small 201: box. "' ’
Hallbuf_15':.r n‘ b;
,
Jamaica Oranges, 15 for 25¢. '
Try a box of the washed Figs in round wood box fine as oilk,10c box. '
Going to have some Extra Fancy Sweet Potatoes for Saturday's trade,
25c peck.
Will make a special price on Pill sbury’s
$6.00 per bbl., for a few bblo.
Hope to serve and please.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 26-4.
Flour, Saturday,
4th.
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Escallops, 400 qt.
ALSO ALL KINDS FRESH FISH, OYSTERS, CLAMS RECEIVED
WCUTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Market.
TIL too— can osuvosv. 7
dag-.2.-
New, Loose Buckwheat '7 lbs. ' 250
svsronarso rescues ............................... .2 too. 260 ‘
EVAPORTED APRICOTS .................................... 2 ibo., 20o
CALIFORNIA saunas ................................. s 11.1., 251
CALIFORNIA saunas .................................. 31111.,256
CALIFORNIA pauses ........ .............. , ....... 2 the. one
tar/entries................’.-.. ............................ “arouses
BULK MINCEMEAT ...................... alias... 8011
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
no NORTH NAIN OT.
00. NONWALK, 0T.
TIL. “-4.
MIT NORW'ALEH 071
PRIIIDINT CAITIIO'O ANNIE»
PARIE. Numb Orr-Th oilololo bore
any that President tro'o mower to
Mr. ittlssetl. the Amer con minister at
Curacao in response to the lottor’o f-
ret-to to bring about or settlement 1
the diplomatic dioputo betweoo notion
;IIIlI Venoounia is unsatisfactory o
evasive out he does poli “romeo
looms ot the mole boot
‘ooii submitted in be all of more. All
into some lime 11. to states tout the so-
iuoilotions will not be broioon oxen
’Iiie hunch othoioio continue hopeful
of o booths. adjustment.
rifle outlooks“ intone.
CHICAGO. Nov low 1
of 11 Grand Trunk 3' mmflfld m
11 otmt our will
Prue—"Why don't you break the
love hi im'
Marjorie-“‘1' ve lust discovered that
he“ wants to break it. ililtrseif"~—Putk
STAMFORD
RANGES
41.1144 out: boot those who solo
offal motiuaoiki” 'mumrl.
roll
to.» to main; 1117.11.11.11
Roosevelt has «stood the
.MMI
tnooottoo
inanimate.”
IN FALL CLOTHING FOR MEN WILL BE FOUND HERE IN PRO-1 .
MANUFACTURERS OF MEN'S APPAREL CONFINE THE PROD-1‘: “ 7
November
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