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Loool News Notes.
«11 reub Hams, 121:.
Butter y' s.
~—Sltouider Steak. ilc 1b..
York Market.
at New
Joseph Waiz, who has been sick for
some days, was able to get out yes-
terday for the first. time.
—3 lbs. Shoulder Steak, 25c.
—-—.
Buttery's.
lcncrtti Russell Front in attending
a dinner today at Sherry's, 111 New
York. given by the Yale Alutnni.
mllonnd Steak, 12%0 II). New York
Market.
Miss Mary Sebtrltze, of Stamford.
was a guest Wedneaday of Mr. and
Mrs. John E. Wood, of Winnapauk.
«113, lbs. Shoulder Steak, 25c.
Buttery's
A special meeting of the Barber‘s
linion will be held this evening to
take action on the death 01' John Cott-
1'03”.
~—Mout'ning Bands and Canes. O‘Brien.
ilt'. Jean (1, llumortier was ablc to
walk to the center of the city today.
for the first time since. his recent III-
ucss with typhoid fever.
«Pork Roast. lie. Buttery'u.
111 the Catholic Club pool tourna-
utcut last night, Bernard Nattcfot'd.
1'15. defeated Edward .1. Finnegan, 75.
by the score of 1'15 to 58.
~i1‘reslt or~ Corned Plate.
New York Market.
The cast» of Annie .lattcs 1'8. George
W. Jones, 11 unit for divorce. in be-
ing; tried 11111115 111 Bridgeport before
.ludg lCllIIt‘l‘ . as it few
51' 11)., at
('attd5',
S.
«1 It‘rcslt
2101' ill. \1.
all llavors
Smith (1‘: Co
It) and
The first ttltentsttl of the Knight
Street Church uttlon revival choir was
V1‘l‘_\' successfully conducted last. even
1111.: at the church. There will be 1111-
ttlllt‘l‘ next Wednct'ulm netting. A full
attendance is requested.—
l1i1t1 lob It11.~.llridge Market.
A special cdnclarc of Clinton Cout-
nutndct'y. Knights Templar. of Nor-
walk. will bc held this: evening. A ban
duet will follow at the Norwalk Hottl
A daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. Willis liltl‘l'. who now residi-
it't (Trattbut‘y.
~~1131't1t'5' article of 'l‘lnwnrc itt our
basement to 111 Hold for 101- each. for
Hat. and Men. M. S. Smith A}. (‘0,
A I'inrutrotn student had an unpleas-
ant tumble front at motor cycle near
the Not-walk 130510111011, this morning.
He was uninjured. bttt wan wt-Ii cov-
t'l‘t'il with mud. The wheels had slip-
ped attd caused the tumble.
11 ot r51 is the mother of sick, nervous
nttd troubled mentality, upon-.111 the
entire physical system. The body In
a net-work of nerves. Holliutcr's
Rocky Mountain 'l‘ca soothes and re-
builds llli" entire system. 35 cents.
'I‘t1tt or Tablets. l’lttiaiod’s Drug
Store.
A ilrldgeport detective watt ltt Nor-
walk this morning looking for 11 crook
who wan watt-ted for 11 “job" in Merl-
tlcn. 'l‘lto detective had a consulta-
tion with Chief of Police Bradley. bttt.
11111 local pellec hatl heard nothing of
the tuna.
« l’ot Itouut and boiling plot-lea ttt
at15 oitl price lit the window 111 New
York Market.
The relettnton took a ttip to Wood
\‘otwulk iltlu morning to look over tin1
culvert which watt recently torn down
115' some maliciously, Int-lined peruon
or pcruonn. The contract for making
rcpulrn has been given to Flilt'll Broth
era, of 11111111 Norwnik.
set-1001. sore HAD‘ DISPUTE.
gnu—unnu-
One in Alleged to Have Drawn A Knife '
011 Another.
”two poplin at the. F‘ruukiln iltilltlol
11 bite on tlnu way home from school
testorduy became involved In 11 «its.
puic. One of the bovu 11mm it 81111 of
tendon Dianna-11d the otltet 11 non of
Daniel Bordon. of. Elr avenue
’l'ite disouu boy. It is alleged drew
Ii knife and made an Attempt: to stab
young Burden. Fortunately the wound
was only a very alight one and medl
cal attendance was not necessary
Kauai: Exhibition ‘
Court Exchange Elli Room, Bridge.
put-t Jan. 22 to 87.
This in without doubt 11 3118111 trout
in those Interested in Momentum.
Full announcement of Lectures. 8111..
in our mound . Inpllmonurr '1'!pr
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LAND .PuAca. 1ro RENT rhon‘.
JANUARY 10t- "
APPLY ro
I'll new a GOLDEN
74 Worthington strut.
REOETVEE FOE SEOURlTIES COM-
W . PANY,
dude: Ionian Idiot-mod That Institu-
tion In o‘polouly lmolvcnl.
MOOSO‘ON Jan. 19.——Judae Btulcy. of
the Massachusetts Supreme Court to
day ordered that a” receiver be appoint
ed for the Provident Secutitiou and
“Banking Company. recently closed by
a temporary in auction of the court.
The judge was nt‘ornted by the custo-
dians of the bunk, Charles F. Weed
and Alfred F Hall that the affairs of
the Inutitution were hopelessly insol
vent. S. K. Hamilton counsel for the
bunk,infor1ned the court that certain
plant; by which it was hoped to 118111129.
funds for the payment of depositors
had not been realized, whereupon the
judge directed that counsel for the.
state and for the bank should agree
upon out.1 of the present custodians to
become receiver of the institution.
The case came up today on contin-
uance, the application for the appoint-
ment. of a receiver having been made
last Wednesday by Assistant Attorney
General De Gooslt, when it, was learn-
ed that Lorenzo W. Burlen, treasurer
of the bank, had gone to Montreal af-
ter declining a request or the district
attornye. John B. Moran, to 11 cott-
ference with that ofllclal with refer-
ence to the bank’s affairs it that
time it was stated that plans were 1111-
dor con-ulderaiou whereby It was hop-
ed torcaiize a considerable 1111111 by
sale of the bank's securities and the
case was put over until Friday. in
connection with the petition tor a re»
ceiver Mr. be 000811 Informed the
court titttt the battk had nearly 9,000
depositors, whose accbunts aggregated
$182,000, while the custodians appoint.
cd by 11111 court had found bttt $450 In
cash.
When the ('lit<1(' was called today
, Wo’ vc pil’t all of our $111 and
$13 momma into one colléction
1* and have made one low price on
them
Fancy mixtures, black and 021- '
ford coats left from our $13. 50
lines are all priced now at this
figure
Our $15 overcoats, always our
most popular sellers. smartly
styled. are now selling very low. ..
cloulooilcoyu tIDI'o'IlI
--..-u.-onu-...
The $18 and $20 lines of over-
coats contribute an all-size collec-
tion of high-grade garments. now
marked .. .. ............
Distinctive styles in higher
grade coats. many silk lined, tak-
en from our regular $22 and $25
lines. now ....... . ............
The finest overcoats we sell are
now gathered in one lot, from
lines that have been priced at
$28 to $35 .....................
$14.88
$17.88
$252.88
RICH BARGAINS IN BOYS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
Counsel Hatttilton. representing the
bunk, stated that he must report that
the plans 115' which It was hoped to
recover at least. 2:3 per cent. of the
amount of deposits 111111 not uttoccwled.
’I‘beroi’ore. Mr. 11111111111111 Hillil he would
not oppose the oppointntcnt If a recei-
or.
At this point Custodian Wet-1d In-
formed Ihc court tltat itt lllb‘ opiniott
the institution was Itopt‘dcssly insol-
vent. lie recontntended the appoint-
ment of a receiver.
'i‘lte1 court. then announced that he
would appoint a receiver, that It would
be cut- of tltc custodians already 11am» /
11d, and that he would leave It to coun-
8111 in the( (use to decide between Mr.
Weed and Mt Hull.
Those Intct'outetl 111 the banks 111
tabs wort gttntl5 disappointed at the
statement of Mr. Hamilton that plans
for reallzltttz money for the dcposl- 1
101‘s had failed.
ROBBED A JEWELRY STORE.
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Secured $1,500 White Propictor and
Two Clerks Worked.
\11 W \(Iltl1, Itttt. lil.-~»~Wltilc (Tlltll'r
it's helium and two clerks 11'111'11 at
work in Mr. lx'elbow'n jewelrv store in
llt't1tttlu'.:;'. Ilrookiy‘n, curl5' last 111.11
ing burglars cut a hole up through
the iloorittg of the show window and
got away with about $1,500 of .icwcrly.
Kelbow was astonished when a pctlcw
triun came into his slot-t1 to tell Itltn
11111 display of jewelry was in disarray-
II is one of the 111081 daring anti cic-
rct' burglaries 111'1'1' reported to ill“
lltooklyn, police. Kelttw tiiscovorctl
upon ltt1t1stiu11tttnt 111111 the burglars
got ittto the i'fi‘tlliii tnttItt tho jt111tlt5
Hilllt' 115 an adjoining hallwn1 and cut
a hole through the floor of the window
by boring: :1 row 1' Itlcs. Then they
abstracted til diamond rings. «17 wt-dtl
in: rings and :1 lost of ntiaccllttnt-ouv
lcwolt'r. They had disappeared when
'llt‘ jewelry was ntiunctl.
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There isn't a man itt existent-11.
cause to complain. and that we failed to make It right
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soon as we knew it.
lice, and thank you for the opportunity.
would mean the sacrifice of a reputation we have been
many years in building.
Buy 0111's, That's Clean. 1
MANUEL T. HATCH.
‘MO:
We are ttcttr~~jtu~d as far
not IItt1 nearest lt‘llt‘l‘dlilx
or telephone.
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An Ouno8 oi Satisfaction
“'0
ounce
tlon.
Such a man will never exist.
If you have any fault to find with the grain or pric-
es, we will gladly listen to your complaint.
Va.
ptopt1rl5
11ct'cctn1tl free from dust and small lin-
purities;
llnlitllt'tl In
full weight,
Iltc market will permit.
trial order.
The Daniel Keogh Goal to.
Seavlew Ave.
Tel. Call. 32-2.
that can 8115' he had 1
give. you Jus~
To do otherwise
is
Worth a Ton of Talk.
reverse outliers—pure you an
of talk-411111. enough to attract ..
your attention and a ton of satisfac-
Our coal lt-t good to begin with
“pltltctl."f1'oe trottt slate
secondly, wt1ll housed and
our yards: thirdly. sold
and at the Iowent prlct
East Norwalk. Ct
Tel. l45—-—3.
llranch ()mCl‘h‘mnllthU Drug Store.
Washington
street bridge: Mary's
Stationery Store. Railroad avenue.
I’otlt Roast llc. 1311111111" ~.
Iltt1onl5'1va5 to leave tltt bad Is in
Moore to the good.
M W.
[voerouog Matt Should
Save.
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Standard and Exoolsur Ditties
Middlebrooks’ Almanacs.
At W. P. BEERS’
Bookseller Station or and Engraver.
"TOTO IS NO Better Way 49 with on. Norwalk. .8 on. Mail! It. Io. Norwllk.
N13" to 8m” an KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL
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11322ng g If your Coal doesn't make it warm for you. make it :0»
Th 6 M warm for the man who sold it to you—and give us a trial. :
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501“" "01ml“ i2 THE HlHHIS O BANS Bi]. 2
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4 per cent- Intereut paid In KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL
Savings Department.
Open during noon hour.
Account opened With mlnoro.
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SHEET MUSIC
FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
,3 1011 256
I‘ll be Waiting 111 the (lloatulttg.
Genevieve Strolling Along the Pilot,
Back to Life Pretty 1.11118 may hove.
Where Mount Tacoma Overlootot the
Bay. Where the Morning Glorlett
Twine Around the Door.
BPIOIAI. BALE
ot' souvenir Postal Curtis.
Connecticut, ii for 611..
COLEMIKN'o
' MIMI. 01'0“.
to North Main bmlihlouth Not-walk.
Views of
A editorial-‘11; I. C More Ilubdli
f, .1“; .1141 “10ft “[9601“. asap;
WILL ADD TO YOUR COMFORT.
Take Things EaSyi
GET ALL THE COMFORT YOU CAN.
1248 North Main Street, “WI“ South NW Om
LIT U! GINO YOU A th
CLININO CHAIR. A NICE ROCKER OR A LUXUEIOUO OOUOH; THEY
WE HAVE THEM IN GREAT VARIE:
TY AND.AT MOOT MODIOT PElO IO, AND EIMIMIER WI OUARANv‘
TEE EVEEV ARTICLE OOLD TO BE JUST A3 RBPEEOINTEO.
Maples & Goldsoltmldi Go.
(Tire 1111 a!
SPECIAL.
For Fridau Ottht.
ONE BOX STATIONERY:
50 sheets Paper,
50 Envelonos,
PRICEIZZc BOX.
This is not old'or abopworn
stock, but new stock and the
best quality INTAGLIO PARCE-
MENT Paper.
The Olifford Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION BT03].
111.. 8111.1. I".
new, «”0”»an
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
.10" Union In
Stocks. Bonds, Oraln and
Cotton.
311m: A Corbett Iloek. Io. Norwalk.
TOOAY IN WALL STREET
\\'.-\l.l. STRPE'I‘ 10.11111. ttt—Jllwle
.1 ‘ THESE P1110128 WILL tanner CAHEHUL‘ outrun:
.Just to Keep the
Ball Rolling.
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MEN'SOUITO WORTH $10.00 ........................1...._... fl.“
1}.qu ”
MEN'S out'rowon'rt-t $8.00 .
ntaluluo-
MEN'S sutra WORTH $12.00 ........o ....... .....";'.
1.....u-un-
MEN’S SUITS WORTH $15.00
. 11.91.11.181
nove' ovsncOA-rs, coop ones "
BOYS' SHORT TROUSERS' SUITS . . . . . ..
IIII,.“IIOI
MEN'S ovsncoxrs . ........ . ...... 34.00.135.190‘ Anon.
swsArsns AT. ........ . ........... ..... .. can
aovs1sHtHTWAtersAT..................................’,In
MEN'S HOOE, 12Vgc QUALITY, BLACK OR BROWN, AT ...... 39
10c HANDKERCHIEFS AT ....... ,,,,,,,,,,_,,,'_,.,,,,,.,,, 30
BROKEN LOTS OF WINTER UNDERWEAR AT 1/3 PRICE,
SELLECK & PR1”
HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS. . 73...:
98 Washington St. 4 South No
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were. huge advanced in upcelal stocks
at the opening oi the stock ntartkc
todal. the Metal lutlttttttlalu. tho.1
Goulds and Reading showing comple-
11011515. l‘t'lccn “etc :1 f1 attlon high-
et all around in sympathy. .-\ cou-
gcstlott of buying for 12,000 shares of
Reading liltitlt" it sell at the opening
all ”11‘ any froth 15111 to 117111.134, com-
1111ch with 1487,. 1111-11 night. The
priteu stthsctptenth tone to 1'1. 111
Miusouti P110111 2 500 shares sold at
Itlti and 101,114“ (‘tilllplll'itl with 100%
Inst night. Smcltlttg and Colorado
Furl were up 2 points. (‘onkolidatetl
(illi'l 1%. National Lead 21,4. Linseed
17g. l-‘ronuod Steel Car. Wabash pill.
and (‘hcxapcuke 111111 Ohio :1 point.
Antnlgntttntcd Copper sold firat at it
declinw of it; tin-11 at last night's
prices and subsequently rose :1 small
fraction.
WALL S'l‘lilCE'l‘. 11 a. lil.'*'lllliil.\'ll
cnthtotinuttt rloted In individual cases.
but there was enough stock offered to
keep a ttntlority of the prominent
stocks within fractional distance of
5'tutt1rdtt5"a close. Stocks In which
there Is a relatively small public par-
ticipation went up iii a sensational
manner. but their atrcntztlt was of'less
effect on sentiment titan the buying of
St. Patti. l'ulon Pacific. New York (.‘cn
tt'al and Reading.
\VAI.I. S'I‘RiCE'l‘. “(NHLW'TIIQ‘ market
showed great animation and bttoyancy
during the second hour. The points of
.vtrt-nuth \1’11111 11328119111111sz various attd
devolopetl continually without regard
to occasional realizing In some stocks
l‘ht- uplift of prices to the extent of 21
point 01' more was almost universal.
Home conspicuous movements were
Radian.r 4. Atlantic Coat-u line 3. Ana
tonda it), atni Amalgamated (‘oppot 2.
110111181 11'11111 lll'.m
\\',AI 1. Silthli’l‘ , l p. tn «Reading.
I 111111) l’atitit and Smelling went frat
tion.tll5 Itiuitm than In the 1110111an
tttttl tin genctttl market nus woll our.
ltttined on a Iarirt1 1olutnt1 of business
TODAY' 3 QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
The Maples & Goldschmidt C0,, Com-
mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett
Block. South Norwalk.’l‘e1epltonel58.
Open Iligh Low 1:00
11111111. (‘01). ill iii 111 1127»
.\. C. 8: l". (‘11. 1'5"" 4.151}. ~th ION
Mn. (‘01. (ill. 4;”. 435111 -l""-'. I
Am. 11111. 4517.1 l'1:',.1 4: 1'1. '
Ant. 1.111111. 77 77". 7'31:
A111 Smelt. ”15% 171% 1721.3 ”2'11
Ant 81111111. 1511!»: 1.111145 1313111 15114
A. '1. & S 1111.3lf1',{5 937,1 11511; 95%
lluito. & Ohio lift-'1; Hill. 115% 1113
Il'klyn, n. 'I'. 11oz»4 1121. 1108,. 1115..
171111114. & ()hlo {111111 1:11 .3111. 7111a,;
(‘h. lit. West. till 23 22711 1.127;.
i‘. M. 11‘: St. I’. Iii-tilt. Milli-’4 11143;. 111.1111.
(‘01. l". &, l. Til _71; 7433 75
1‘11]. South. :15 :lt; 1;. :15 3111/.
(‘on (illri l't'l 173-14 I'll 17:1
11:1'111. lililt 71111111 lll’m 710'»;
Eric it'll. Md. .1127“ 113 82551 till
Ill (but. 179 lh'll 179 itlli
Lott. d't Nuah It’tt't Iftlilo‘ 154% Hill
Met. HI. Il)‘. it’ll-'13 12319 lilil'V 12511"
Mex. t‘ctt. L'i'llr‘ 2115;. 3511'. 21W.
M. K. it 'I‘. 1111,, «this. :liW to
M. K. (ti '1‘. 111.71 711,5, 73% 721%
Mo, l'nt'. Illil 10615; Hill 106
Not. Lead. 11:. 11511;. 11:111. ill
N. Y. Wit. 15:11:,- lrtt't Iftilbfi 154%.
Nort’. Al Won. 111111. 1111 111114,, tum
Inn, & wt-tu. 1151. 8.13. 11111. 111181.
l’ttc. MulL ‘ Bil fully t’dl Milli
Penn. it. It. lli'tlg, lli'tlg ”My l-lhil“
I'm, ”mt, 11111111. innit, 11103;. 101111;.
llt'utlltlll loll 11337;. 11311 ”1274
“up. MIN-l, :17 517 31141. 117
Rock Inland 241111 2119 tilt-ht till/l;
Mouth l'uc. 11117,. 7111‘. 1111111 10111
Hon lt1 l‘.n 11111,; ilil'l. 111111. 311751
”It-nu t‘ it I 11301:, ltli Infill, llil
'lvltuu Pitt 311% £17711 3115.1 315%
Union i'ac. till-‘11. 11117. :1th titlilfi
1'. 1-1. llttblu-r. 5611.11 5111/. 115111. hit
1’. El. Stool. 451,91 We :15 il’t‘h
1,1. 8. Steel. 11.11.1971. 111m Hum 110%
Wubuuh. 241111 21% 24M. 2H,.
Wnbauh pf. I7 1W. 1? 117%
West. 1111. Tel, 113% iltlltt 1139.11. 9111.41
VICTIMS OF AOClOINT IMPROV.
11.0
WORCESTER Murat. .lutt lilw’l‘hu
vletlnnt or the accident Itt tht1 Boris
tun Congregational Church that id in.
when the door of the vestibule out 11111
«ed allowing about titty people to drop
ten foot into the hammont are reportt
ed today to be resting oomtorutbiy.
The accident Is not so serious as no
thought. at first and mood of the vim
unto mood with slight brain“ and
scratches. The mood suddenly indoor.
on are Gear 1.. Tapper who had o
rib In his 18 Ill!!! broken. and Henry
b. Hepburn. who received Internet In»
uric. Both are reported today
ruling! comfortably In their
humus hi 111 an. ,uoi
only 10c lb.
people.
Special.
lion Iiur. Pillsbury. Jones. Gold Modal .
2| lbs Granulated Sugar - - - - -
fancy Maine Potatoes
Nettle's Milk. 3 com.
Solid Packed Tomatoes. 3 cans,
New York State Corn. 4 com.
Pancake Flour any kind, 3 pkgs.
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
0111' new telephone call, 165-‘5. ' :1‘
SOME GOOD TR
Butter selling fast. Good? You bet. 251: lb.
Butter Toast Crackers fresh, crisp and fine.
No doubt at 11.111111
Iced Philadelphia Cakes a marvel of goodncn and cheapn‘ou 10: lb
Rival Biscuit calculated to beat the trust 101: lb.
Sugar Tablets in the same list, 10c lb. '
Altmores Mince Meat, fine as silk. A peculiarly nice article {9101101
A sample sale at a wonder folly low price, 101-. lb. for a “W I!“ ‘
Armour‘s Mince Meat 8c lb.
Some good Cooking Apples, no rot, but not large.
14c half peck.
Sweet Cider, last Barrel going now 25c gal.
Sweet Russet Oranger,,25c doz.
California Lemons. 20c doz.
Cooking Eggs, all good, special. 25c doz. , ,
Republic Condensed Milk, made in. Vermont. A fine. articlc,1100 um
Good trade in Swifl’s, Wool. Naph tha 01' Pride Soap. Any 0.0131,,“ 461
Special. 256 R013”;
Spinach, so fine and cheap, 25c pk.
Hope to serve and please.
LORENZO DIBB
Telephone Call 26-4.
WE LEAD“
Flour! Flour! Flou
1390'
25: Sweet Oranges, 18 for
26¢ Prunes. 5 lb:.,
251: Large Prunes. 3 lbs"
251: Data. lb.
FULL LlNE OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLEO.
UNITED GROCERY
yr
80 NORWALK, OT.
TEL. 143.
AND oLAasu MU" lb 9111111111 A
EYES LHMGL .,
omit om out-Ilium u took at alumn- ol Vlllfll to Ill ,,
wit-n hie .tum on many toblomo. Would It an in out to ‘
your om Cumin“ onto!
11". FREE.
0. B. Jackson
Graduate Optician.
EAST ~811wa
TIL.
not
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Ill WALL {ITEII'L
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OPENED LONG 0111118
Live Lobslets
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EXTRA LAEOK OMILT, ILUIFIGH WIAKHCH. .ALMON. 66
29-911
HON, ITO.,_'INNAN HAOOlIO FANCY IMPORTED OLGA? 1
KlPPIRID HIRElNO. '
Cutbill‘u Bridge Fioh M
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erpihmb‘l‘lgm?m: trowel Slovene 1.111111% Cum
morals-1a.; can “it; an... ' noun“...
not into by locum w. Wendel his mom in: loot
Hamilton It ntmlt 1111. demo! 1m,
lilo home mom up
tandem
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