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The bargeagl rence has not yet
. been raised.
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.Butler‘ Lodge, I. 0.’ 0. F, held a re
gular meeting last evening.
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.
‘Sherman Council. Royal Arcanum,
will'hold a regular meeting. this even a line .
' ‘ ‘ lbecn planned for the members.
iprogramwill bc an olaboratc one and
ing at. 8' o’clock.
The Bonghfiider Glee Club will
hold a rehearsal this ovoning at . 8
o‘clock, in Quartctte Club hall.
. , . V "
Miss Mary. Switzer has secured a
position as forelady in the lining room
at Louusbury & Mathcrwson history.
A Biblestudy meeting of the South
Norwalk Baptist Bible class was held1
last eroding. atthc home of Mrs. F. 'rn
Lyons. ‘ _
A business and work meeting of En-
deavor Circle King's Daughters, was
held last. evening at the'homc of Ml‘s.‘
Robert Silcox. ‘
Hope Hose Company. of Norwalk,‘
has purchased a new pool table which'
is expected to arrive here from New
York Monday.
W—«..
St. John’s Ledge, A. F. and A. M..
Norwalk, will hold a special com-
muciatc- tonight to work the Master
* Mason‘s regree.
l
The meeting ’ol the Serving Circle.
roi'liing’s Daughters ‘will be held at
Mrs. H. C.‘ Sh‘oiior‘s, Monday. the 27th.
instead or Friday at 3:30 o‘clock.
Dear 01183-4! have solved the morb-
nr-in-law problem; just give her rcgu
larly Hollistet"s.R0t:ky Mountain Tea.
It. will make her healthy, happy and
docile as a lamb. 35 cents. Tea or
Tablets. Pialsted's drug storc.
Mr. and mania. Bennett of Wood-
ward avenue have returned fromla
visit. to Danbury. While there he was
taken violently ill but is now much
better. ' ,
' The machinery of the defunct Haw-
kins Shoe Company has been sold by
Trustee William F. Tammany to thc
lircsnhan Shoe Company, of Lynn
Mass.
.—
~Galn night for Sherman Council
tonight. Members should attend.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. Robert
Thompson, iii? East avenue, Friday. at
3 o’clock sharp. All intcrcsted are
invited to attend.
James (laiclyiza sailor. who cami-
born from Bridgeport: drank too much
yesterday and “lasifil‘l‘i’iited by Captain
I’cnuington. He was rolcascd on a
rash bond and the Mist! will tame up to
lIlOl'i‘OW.
wCabot-town ‘Tt'alcut' for Sherman
Council entertainment tonight.
Lincoln Colin'l, N0. 4. 0. ll. A. M.“
will hold its‘ r ular meeting tomorg
row evening in Mystic Chain Hall. 10%
cry member of the degree team are
requested to be there. as special bust-I.
boss of great importance to them is to
be transacted.
~l’et2ricss Flour. 670 bag; $15.35 bbl.
D. Lawton & Co. .
Company 1.) drilled at the armory.
last night. First Lieuuntant Henry ’l‘.l
l’rowltt was in command. During the;
evening the men had target practice.‘
'I‘hcrc was no company meeting. The
company has arranged a dance for
Thttukesivlngvnixht.
F.
if you are troubi d with dizzy spoils.
headache. 'lndi'g‘ tion. constipation;
Hollistcr's Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you Well. II it fails. get yonrl
money back. Th t's fair. :lli rents.|
Plaistcd's Drug 8. re.
“.49....“
Ell-Senator Edward E. Fuller of
'i‘ollsnd was a Visitor in South Noni
walk. yesterday. and visited Old Well.
Lodge the night before. Ho attended
tho funeral of the I 9 Luke Lockwood.
Honstor‘i‘uller w n coihnguo of the
late Governor (loorge E. Lounubury.
The Killsido Football team. which.
*is composed mainly of young ladies
who attend Mrs.'M. E. Mend'a Hillside
School will play the team or boys from
the Center School again Saturday
afternoon. In the some Monday. the
girls were victorious by the score oi 12
‘0 0a ' _ H; ‘ ‘ . 4
Our Illtllo rm and Tar
BY PROMOTING IXPIGTOIA-
TION AND NELIEVING TH! LUNG!
AND THIGA‘I‘AOF UNHIALTHY DE-
CRI‘TIONO AND GONGIJTIONUI IT
WILL PROMFTLV OURI A GOUGH.
OH COMO AND NEWTON! “I'Hl N15
FIIATONV ONOANI *TO THEIR
NORMAL, HNALTHY CONDITION.
STILLRDNW WILL COR.
‘WW Dmfllll.
from “We. booth Norma.
iolicslra. ‘which
i . Ohio! at Police Thomas Bradley is
:onioylns a vacation today. Officer
t Thomas Lentheriand
itbe chief's miles. 2 :
I 44Granulatod Sugar. 10% lbs. 50c:
‘F‘. "ii. Lawton 04.00. ‘ ‘
, Wilbur Smith will give an distrust».
ed lecture on birds. before the mom!
hers ot'Trinity and ill. Paul's Naval.
Reserves. tomorrow evening. at thd
$urmory." ‘ ‘ . .
A Inootinu of tho South
Conclave, improved (lrdor,oi Hoptuw
opha was held last evening. at which
a commiticowas appointed to arrange
for a “ladies night'flon December 13.
George L. Lockwood, of the firm of
F‘. 10. Lockwood &~Companr. is on a
business "into Hartford today. Mr.
Lockwood will return in Mrs. Dudlino
E. Raymond's automobile. which has
I been at. the factory since a short. time
‘ after the accident in which Mrs. Ray
‘mond sustained a fractured limb.
-—Grsn'ulated Sugar. 10%, lbs.. bile.
F. I). Lawton & Co_
Iiitiulillg' tonight
tally attractive one, tutti
program of entertainment has
The
Sherman Council
will, be av‘spcc
out of town talent has been socul‘"~d.
The entertainment will probably iuka
a couple (Ji' hours to ilulsh and will lw
something worth attending In many
respects; Tbc cntcrtaluim-nt will In;
just for ’thc mcmbors and tltcir in-
vited ghouls and ihcrc will be u. or-
will discoursc swuot
music throughout the (waning.
mOrt-hcalra at Slim-man Council ses-
sion tonight. Mcmbcrs should attend
.l. A. iiclllngs, ll. Mouuhnn. Luke
Cassidy, Samucl 'l‘. Pcringo. Mr. and
Mrs. 0. ll. Hayes, Miss B. Hayes, Wil-
liam .i. Clements, ’i‘allmadge Burhams,
Mrs. M. iinthcm, Mrs. W. Ballln. Wile
liam R. Hancock. Mr."-and Mrs. .i. i.:.
Lester, Mrs. Emerson. 1-1. A. Dean, 1“.
J. Carpenter, Joseph Wilcox. Charles
K. Beidcnkol‘f, New York; P. J. Hogar-
ty, Norwich. Conn: O. C. Terry. Syra-
cuse: H. A. Van Reyes. Hartford; Miss
B. Hayes, Rochcslt-r; ll. Ilowdislt, Wit
tortown; James F. Smith. Charles l’cr- .
rina. Philadelphia: William Rush. W.
H. Cloul'y'...,.i.' H. L. (.‘otm. E. (.‘. Fl‘tetn
mail. ii. Fl l’crrlnc. i‘. 1‘. Elliott. A.
B. Anderson; (I. K. Mather, Boston:
N. I). Goddard, \‘i’tu'ccsicr: William S.
Wilcox. Soilih Norwalk; i‘. ll. (lulid,
Lebanon, l\',, ll ;. J. .lt‘. Richards;
Springtichl: i. Atlas, Yonkcrs: Mr and
Mrs. I‘r. Ii .leu‘l'ut. llltlgviit‘ld: .1. ll.
Kelly. New. l‘ipvcn, won- at lltl' lioivl
Clifford. last \nIglu.
_ INDIANIDOL IN ORONOQUE.
SHEL’I‘ON; Nov. sa-a head’nlodol-
lcd In linked clay and .siipbfitcd to '
thc born a; part of an ludlan idol.
was found today by James Kennedy.
head of a gang of workmen cmploycd
by tho Conneiifleut Railway aiui Light-
ing'(knupanya51n cxcttvaling a gravel
bank at Ol'ouoouv. not far from the
iiouaalonic river. 'l‘hc hcad was twmt.
ty loci undcr ground its location in
dicaliug that it'lmd not bccu disturbcd
for centuries. as proof irccs linc the
brow of thc bank at that point, Mr.
Kennedy Will submit his had to Yalc
scientists for cxaminaliou. The bond
is woll-mmicllod. the workuiauship be-
ing bottcr, it Is said. than of llllll'l‘
Indian rclics found in this neighbor
bowl and more like than of ”III A7.-
1005‘.
MRS. M’LEAN IN DERBY.
liilliilil'. Nov. 21’..«~«.\lrs. lkmald Mc»
Imam. lll‘l‘l'ililt‘lll of thc Iiuuubtcrs of
the American ltcmlutlon. paid a visit
to Sarah Ilium. Iinmpbrt-ys (.‘bapu-r,
or this city. today. She was lhz- uncut.
of Mrs. Maria W. i’inncy at u rt-ccp-
than this afternoon.
PAY yous BILLS
, BY CHECK.
IT’S' SAFE AND
CONVENIENT.
-m
ihe South Norwalk
Irusi (Jo.
Furnishes Check-Books
Free to Depositors
in its
General Banking Depart-
ment.
Deposits Over 5700.000.
NEW LIN!
Leather. ‘Pbsi Cards ~
.3081" RIOIIVID.
OOLLIGI aunts.
Lou-i things in Poet carol.
COLEMIN’D
mm broad.
to Nurut Mela amt. «at Nam-m.
Agent .for A. a. III-utility's Iuobbii
is doing dutyrin
.‘ argument, .
N or wai it .V
_ For mere“ protection, movement without. that and fit is suffii
plant: but. barman nowadays cares to misrepresent himself in such
Our oversoats are tailored to a nicely: they’ffit as though made
to your orderlisnd they come ina range of smarl models that com»
m‘l the admiration of all who see them. ‘ ' V
will let you lnto,onc of our smart coats; a body-fitting Paddock, a
double-breasted 'box coat, a long.swagger Ryton single or double~
breasted. .
You may choose from a wealth of. fabrics: grays, mixtures, Ox-
ford and black. in cheviots, friezes, meltons, beaver and kersey.
Good coats as low as $8; and for young fellows mighty smart
c
”“3"“ $‘°- . . _, i‘ .t t l. .3"?th
Suits, hats and furnishings. ! w . t c if.
South Norwalk.
80 IT WILL YIELD THE BEST FRUITS
HI the point to which we wish to develop our busi-
ness, it. is a mistake in gauge our business entirely by
what we can sell.. Just remember the better standard
is what we can buy right.
Low prices do not always mean cheap grain. but ..
right prices for dependable goods are what you are look-
for, and our business is to have both.
lluy ()ais Thats Clean.
MANUEL T. H‘fiTCI-i.
I not near. just as for
. its the nearest letter-box
or telcphono.
.i'
.‘s
' ' Sp eels:
Crepe Paper. 5c toll—While it lasts,
.._._...._. WW...—
Book and Stationery Stereo. .
0 80. Main 8t., 80. Norwnlk.
Telephone Connection.
49 WI” 8%., NOMIIK.
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80 POSITIONS
Filled by graduates of
Merrill Business College
THE PAST 27 WEEKS.
And many more positions are own for compcicnt, Wcll trained young
mcn and woman.
Day and Evening SUSHIOIIH at MERRILL.
No extras. Enter now.
Only tuition charge.
M. A. MERRILL I‘lrincipal. Stamford, Conn.
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Often one ntirteutu a lack cf oiurnau oi vielon to MI by»!
when his glue“ are woolly to blame. Would it not be well to hnvo
your eyes Cit-mined again? .
IT'S FREE.
0. B. Jackson,
.rndunte Optician. '
u WALL "REIT. NOIWALK. OT. ~
«coconuuuuummoumuom
iVuSiArri
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF F‘R EBH
tea” '
FISH.
lNCLUDING LAKI
WHITEFISH. SPANISH MACKEREL. SALMON, STEAK COD. 'GERMAN
CARP. FLATEIOH,,FNOST FISH, GR EENI’ORT OYSTER! AND ESCAL-
LOPS. LONG AND ROUND SLAMS.
colonize Bridge Fish Market
TIL 1“-
.. .tv . +5 .. k... t .
I‘Rll DILIVIIV.
n ’s Pontoon»!!!
"moi- Christmas-r
WI MAKE—- .
FINE MEDIUM PRICED PICTURES
' til to ”
coatcssrpurmm STUDIES.
“IPIOIAL NEW DIIIGNIP-w-
JMSII’SOR’Jv STUDIO
Telephone: ‘,
Studio 3204. Home 1074!.
Opposite Norwaik Moi-I. lie do».
. Smelling. and .Anmlgamatcd
alt Extract
A 'modicinal preparation with
the least. possible percentage of
alcohol of any palatable Mall.
Far‘NunIug Mothers
‘ this Malt is indispensable, in-
creasing the hppellte and malt»
lng healthyblood corpuscles.
We guarantee this Malt equal
to any on the market, no matter
what the price. ‘
lilo. 23am". 25o
lite Oilfield Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TILCALL 1M '
ommonunouweo
iatag'tttntta to.
, (Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Union In
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
twnm a. Corbett Block. 00. Newark.
TODAY lN WALL STREET
WALLI STREET. 10:10 a. Ill.~‘Pl'lt"
cs at the opening of the stock market
today movod downward from last
til.;lit‘s Closing lover. Recent. lendcrs
ot’ the advance were promincnt in the
declinc. Anaconda dropped 31/2. Aur
crican Stitching lost. 2. the prot‘crrcti
1% Reading and Lead 1%. Pressed
Stccl Car a point and Brooklyn Tran-
sit. St. Paul. Southern Pacific and
Locomotive largo fractions. Metropol-
itan Sccurillcs unwed up a point and
iiiclropolitan Strccl Railway 2 again
Metropolitan Stu-ct Railway 2h}
against thc currcnt of tho market and
licpublic Stct-l pill. rosu lit. on the
distribution of a portion of the ac-
cruvd dividend.
WALL STREET. ii a. ,In.~ Ti‘urvs
of yesterday‘s Irrcirultirlly I‘leltiil
which Were not nitoccthcr rcutmlind
when illt‘ market bump to show mi
deuce of good support. Prior to til.
turning point a numbtvr oi‘ additions;
wore made to the opening list or lune»
mi that rcachmi a point or over iv:-
(‘lllillilL’ Southern Pariilc, I‘lnlauarc
and Hudson. LON'lllit'riii‘r, 'l‘mt'w...-.c-
i‘oal and Railroad Sim-l Spring. .\
number of the railroad hilli'ltn r. t‘tvw-i'»
Hi to yostcrdny‘a closing air! thew
was a rem-null of horny pm‘ll opera»
lions for tho like in a uumbrr ni‘
spccinltics. Reading, linion i’acitic.
(Topper
uzhdo rallies til' 1 to lie. The tone
was i‘IlHll‘l‘ again at ll o‘clock.
WALL S’l‘llEl'Z'lI. uncut—dictum pro~
iIt tailing again in Nfllllt' ot‘ the l‘(‘t'i‘lli
spoculalirc favorites vanwd Insscs in
sympathy which rcacht-d a point or
littli't’ in St. Paul. iialllmorc and Ohio,
Missouri Pacific and other southa'csl-
crns and the Republic Sim-l stocks.
l’rcssurc was scvcrc on Reading at n
tlcclinc of 2‘s. Smelling Iii/I. Illu pru-
fcrrcd 2:. Brooklyn Transit 2‘:.. Auto
conda 51.5. 'l‘ounaast-t- (‘Hal 3. Sloan
Shtiilicld Stccl It“; and National Load
'1‘... Losses in various nlhcr stocks
rnltuml from i to O, lilo latter in luck-
awauua. Mclrmmlitan Six-cot Railway
ihnwctl some rositnncc to thc pressure
qul rosc again to 120 when it was rc-
laxcd. I‘ricca i-usml oli.’ aaniu whc't
Brooklyn Transit and Smoltbm thaw.
ad in sh wcaknuss lionds wt-rt- iuirly
slowly.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
chort over tho private nircs of
The Maples K: Goldscbmidt (‘o.. (“oni-
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
lilock, South Nor-walk. Telephone no.
()pcn iliigh Low 1:00
finial, (‘op. 87 Sid; will; Milli.
Alli. (7. & l". 40%. iii-bl 40!; 40%
.\In. (”'nl. (III 31% till 31% 1‘.le
Alli. li'l‘ LEN 2H 3X 3“:
Ant. Loco. 70% Ill... 7H lull
.‘tm. Hint-Ii. Krill; mt. IS: I.‘.:."..
Am. Sonar liliilft “1“,. Mil“; It)“.
A. 'l‘_ a s, Pu suit. two at. m;
i\.'I‘. & SJ“. 1). Milli; liill'gg infill»; liiiilg
linll. div, Ohio ”2% “2% “2 ill!
Ilklyn. R. 'I‘. 9in 90% 87% 57%
Chen. it (llilo 531.5 58“.; Wild Gilli...
(ihl. & N. W. illii 2mg. 2l7‘1'; 217%»
Chi. (ll. Weill. 21% 2173i. 30%; ill
(‘.. iii. a St. 1’. 178% 178% 177% 177”,
301. i". & I. this 45% 11% 45%
lir-I, It: Had. 320 22!! 221i 229
Erie Illicit 497.. 4914. 4915.
Eric lH pi‘d. ill Kit; iii iill'.
lil. (‘clllrul Will Hill/g illild Whirl
Lou. Ii. Nash. Ihl'ia to: It‘ll loll/4
Moi. st. to. Halt troll. nail. tint;
M. K. 8: 'i‘. 377;. as ii'lili. 37%
M.K. 8: '1'. pi. Gilli llll‘ra 09% iiilir.
Mo. l’ariilc illi7/it llllla limit, "will
Nat. Load row, 53‘}; 52% new.
N. Y. Cont. Hill/g Him 149% 149W;
Not-t. & Wcui. salt min. Kill/4 tum
(Int. it WWII. bi am an hath
l’ttc. Mull Milt 4876. MW. 48%
i’unn. it. it. little “0% ilillit liililt.
People's (ins Illi Nils liitlll. Iii)
llundlnu lilting Hill"; lIiTlit 138
Rep. Steel 25% 2833’. 23W: 27%;.
Rock island 28% 23% 27‘]; 27's
Rub. (loads: an {ill till tilt
lion. i’aclilc till um 08% 68%
Son. lly. Co. am. 35% 3472!: iii“;
Boo. Ily. phi. suit, 99% but; lung
Tenn. C. it I. 1030i. 103% won; 102 ,_
Toma Par 38% 33% 33% 33%
Union l’nc, tilt lillilt. was. IIN
ii. 8. Rubber 52% limit 629. lift
U. 8. Steel 37%? 37% 37% 37%
us. Stool pi‘. loll 103% 103% Illii’ls.
Wbbaah ill‘. 2i ’iit 21 it 2! it
Wabash bid. 42% 42% zil’iii till-i.
Win. Cent. 29% 20% 29% 29%
mv-AIIK/ t new
IXFIOT OPPOSITION To DANOING
BTAM FUND. Nov. limwfitlmo outlaw
tuition is outward to arise by the do»
clillfiii to include duftcluu an a part of
the grammar schmi room in phys-
ical culture. instructor ill. ti. Note
item and Elinofiuteudent or lichen“
Willard bellow dancing will train the
All mum on: I
Ind Martino Geode.
° “hominid be more
‘ , actions.
min I in their
son novsusss FROSTS, non small, Donaldson
AND WINTER'S WRA'r-H. . .f ‘ ‘ ”
srr OUR SPECIAL Hoses. 1 -
Materialstine bl‘aCk, blue, two tone andjdglifately‘ dark: ‘
effects in specially wovenkérs’eys, vicunas, thlbéts audyunfinn ‘
ished worsteds. all wool-tested. ' ‘ ”I 7W ‘
‘ $10.00 'to $25
“WELL DRESSED _
doesn't mean custom tailored. You can be very poorly dressed". ‘
that way. Have you seen our WinterSuit modems-{File 0541‘.“
born, The Earle, The Reflex and Byron? ' 4;, f.
o"
“I
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‘OD‘J :‘ “\tt’.‘
\ 1"
SHOES
For the male members of
tOWD.
Rubbers for men and boys.
'A'l‘
SELLECK & r CE
98 Washington St." '. South Norwalki; ‘
‘. Telephone Call 324-2. ‘
your family. The suappiest in:
‘tri
At VDibble’s 'G......;ttt.utiinap*‘
Those Mackerel in pails have had a
lot.. Bright and right; 20 fish in a pail
this lot better.
We expect to have New Crop New Orleans Molasses for our Saturday, .
trade.. If it is as good an bargained for, I have the finest “possible” so.
lected especially for holiday trade. Pe rtectlon of quality. 55c .gai,‘ 14c qt.
Calling attention to our 22:: Coffee—a sweet drinking Colic: that will
sultrmany, at a low price.. Try It. 22c. ~. , '
Lemons are cheaper. Fine ones at 25¢ a dozen. ’
Yacht Club Salad Dressing, which we have been out ennow in stock. 25
New fresh lot of Drake’s Cake for Saturday business. '
15¢ per pound. ‘
quick sale and here are the eécorid;
, $1.00. The first lot was laced;
Malaya Grapes (tinted kind). . I ”
Small Oranges. 16c dozen; 2 dozen for 25c. it;
A few Home Laid Eggs at 450 per dozen. I ’ '
Fooling away Best Butter at 25¢ per pound. ' ' ' {i
Cheese that will please: mild and rich, Cream Cheese. 18:: lb. ”‘35 ‘ 1.
Finest Sweet Cider, 22c 9.1L; 6c qt. Nice Pat-snipe. - '.’
Hoping to serve and please. , .. I;
Tciephone Call 2&4. I ‘ ‘ ”
BEN HUR FLOUR. PER BARREL ...... - ......... ...... 2.: 755.50
Pant-alts Flour, any kind ............................. '. . 3 pkgeL. £50
Buckwheat Flour ........................ - ................ pkg., 106
Solid Packed Tomatoes ...................................... 30am, 250--
Early .Iunc Peas ......................................... 1.... . 3 cans, 25G ‘
New Yorw Stale Corn ..................................... 2f. Scans, 25¢ '
lb Oranges ................ - ................................ ,.......... 259
Full line Fruit and Vegetables. .4
UNITED GROCERY COMPANVp
20 NORTH MAIN 01'. i ' ”to roar or.’
so. NORWALK. CT. ' EAIT NORWALK, or.
TEL 143. Tel... 31H.
EVERYWHERE THROUGH ous,sross vou WiLLLl-‘INO‘ NIGE '
PIECES 'ro TONE up yous HOME AND MAKE rr LOOK Niczd.
moss cozv AND MORE ATTRACTIVE. A TABLE, A CH’MR, Alcott:
an. A SIDEBOARD. A Tasounerrs on A DESK. ANVHING You
FIND YOU NEED WHEN YOU FIE-ARRANGE voon FURNITURE FOR
THE FAMILY REUNION 0N THANKSGIVING we: CAN eUPPLv voua
WANTS. ' O .»
I... ‘
A. J. Collins a? so
t2-18 North South arrives." coda.
Main Street,
r:
r - Buy four I . i
Cloaks, Skirts and' Millinery 5
from the maker. m . t
It will save your Thirty Per Cent. on the billion
We guarantee a perfect fit. 1'
The Fair Cloak and. Funffibore...
‘58 wasnmoron smear. '
Extra. Extra.
008' 31: $45
NO. 2 NUT. the largest size in town, at 34.50. A
but grade. of Anthracite at thmlowestgpricea‘. . .
" A trial ordervtill convince you. ‘ . ,
Remember we are the only dealer: that imp the
for you because we do not belong to any combine.
it, not for int prices would have been higher. so. ,
firm that is saving you money on every pound you buy.
5.
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damn-«.1 , ,. u... I”
’. no Water Sim
Wood so. 'rsi ‘
. hang? . “l .
Jobs Hay“. ll Main
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