It " ' ' Awpsst.
end 3 Wizards of the Fly-
“? “inn Bike.
k A. Robbins Co. All the
‘ Feature Sowa to memorab-
Will 9 their day's visit to South
hilt on Wednesday May 16.
and Amega's phenomenally
rival of feat of simultaneous-
“ m on their bicycles high in
all names a chasm fifty feet wide.
*4. tt’ acting the lions share of atten-
ion pd comment.
this heroically prodigious per-
influence is new here the following
nmiuary thereof. taken from an illus-
rated and detailed description in the
union York Evening Journal will in-
throat our readers
"Mounted upon bicycles of the or.
dlnllry Safety pattern and grasping
e handle bars with a grip of steel.
pita turd Omega stall from a plat-
form forty-feet from the ground.
. Before them lies at an incline of for»
.tyéfive degrees. a, board path. less than
three feet wide and a hundred feet in
L . length. which at. the bottom ends in a
'sharp upward curve directly in line
“with and sopmaled by II break of
‘ some fifty feet from another platform
"-teu feet above the gII.)und A gentle
' shove front an attendant and Alpha
and omega arc off on a brief but feaI-
some journey the ending of which no
man. not even themselves, can forc-
. ‘ hould their wheels swclvc a single
‘ inch front the quulrcd dir,cction ()l
the (oi the fraction of a second loscl
unf inching coolness absolute pcrfcI
lieu of control, concentration of instan.
taneous obscrvatloa and supreme Itch”-
possession. seadly dlsasth Iidcs with
them.
SO rapidly do they gather speed in
their furiously flcct descent. that they
flush like a misty sneak across the
sight, and almost in the twinkling of
an eye have leached the. summit of the 1
curve referred to, and they and thc'iI
whetfls soar upwards and headlong in
the air.
‘ The momentum dccrcascs until they .
seem to hover in space, than the bicy—
cles dive downward anti dircclcd by an .
instantaneous dclltalcucss of manipu-
lation, imperceptible to the dazed and .
dumbfounded on lookIIIs land on the!
receiving platform. which their two
wheeles stIlkc practritnlit at the some
moment. as otherwise them would be
a dreadful finish. right then and there .
. But seemingly super human none and'
skill have triumphed, and Alpha and!
“‘tnege ride placidly «loan a gentle Mummy-.0“
EAfillne after what might noI humour 0
tely be thmcIl a race with death. ‘PAWTUCKET
R9: ..___..
all, FIRE IN NORTH BERWICH,
"'7 MAINE.
, at w...“
Hotel, Seven Houses and a Church
Destroyed.
NORTH BE RWK‘K MIII l; >.I~ .-\ hit:
iirt was raging here at l o‘IcloIk this
afternoon. At that hqu just as tIIl-II
phonic communication has ('lll off by
the fire. a hotel and setup dwelling
houses had been burned and a church
' was in flames. A high wind IIIII."
blowing and it was doubtful how cx
tenaivo the damage would be below.
the flames could be Ionttollcd.
INSANE OPERATOR AT LARGE.
Murders One Person at Chamblee, and
Wounds Four Others
A'l'LAN'l‘.A GIL. liluy
clerk. night telegraph opcialot lor the
Western Union at Cliulilblvt'. a small
' station on the $0111th II Railway lcu
'miles northeast of Atlanta. is Icportcd
to have liltIIIicch onc poison and;
Wounded four othtIts. llc is still: It
large and In lhouilitt to bc innum-
LAST NEUHAUB HECITAL.
flmpofliion from Chopin and Rustlan
Oolobrltlos Yesterday.
illo- Efltelln Ncuhuus guvc tlII- tlIlIIl
”My afternoon ut the home or Mrs.
mum Shelwood Newkiik in Human
avenue before a large Itndirucc of out
.1119 ioveru of The Norwulka.
' Chopin and several Russian compo
t‘o were lreutcd by the artist.
E'OLIOI SHOULD WEAR UNIFORMS
Editor Sentinel. Since all ofl‘ml lII’
being made In South Norwalk to tIppl'c-
Mild fallout! vlolulma IIi‘ lhc automo-
hill! ”and lawn. it uppmtra us thouuh
ll: old be Well for thc pullcc ofilctIII-I
duty to Wear uullouna lIUt'lil own
Wilt militias are aware of the speed
' Motions in The Norwulka. and lrv
p to them lull hii'lmfltllli plum
Ml‘oful. or do not know the
._ ‘ highs should be pom-II liilt
Willem thoroughfares. culling
, . . to the speed regulations and
are to enforce them might
d distinguishing uniform. and
behind trons. fences (‘10..
to pounce on the unfornmutcl
(‘l'l‘llelN.
1 pick up It his bargain in a
other». with a few hundred
illo' low hundred?
ovary one. Those who hit
.dungcrous to life for
iii-dictum“
M int In her IIIIIlca of llliltilttlll‘ii Vi'H '
" tooth town. and «crammed tugmmt» an .1 «Indiana.
Itiiudo in other places. are"
If You Hid a Chan‘oe
lolliy at a line profit or if you had a chance to buy~ an internal
Such opportunities and many others often
, mi per cent. lN’i‘illltidB'i‘. but. they are MWM‘H ready for such
'th Norwolk Savings Bank,
Mfllwofifillibhlnm ti» mat Not-walk. Conn.
South Moi-walk.
MURDER 1N THE QEOOND DEGREE.
n—u—
Judgo Wheeler Give. an interpreta-
tailofi of Law on Illegal Opera.
rations.
BRIDGEPOR'P May 15.--—An inter-
pretation of the law governing the
crimeof an illegal operation made by
Judge G. W. Wheeler. in the Superior
Court today, in which he set forth
that such an operation when death
ensued was murder in the second da-
grec. came as a surprise to the attor-
neys who were present when the
grand jury was instructed on to its
duty in considering the evidence in
three cases in which murdcr is
charged,
The cases brought up Were those
of Dr. August lI“. Richter. of this city.
charged with murder in the second
degree. in causing the death of Mary
O'Connor. of this city; l'lcrtha Mutton
supp. of Dunbury, charged with chili-
rot‘ormiug her infant son. and Frank
Sznbo, who killed by shooting a fol-
low countryman.
Two of the cases were passed over
quickly by Judge Wheeler. but in thII
Richter case he made an address of
Homo length to the jury. He first
defined homicides and told of the law
which should govern a finding. Of an
alleged operation he said that the law
dciincs it as an assault or the illegal
use of drugs. and in cithcr case.
whether Ihc woman couscnts or not,
the one perforating such an operation.
such a reason.
is held by law to be responsible for
the effects. and that in case of death
it is murder unless the operation In "
necessary to save the life of the child
(11' its mother.
The court said that in these cascs
the law implies malice from the dan-
muons." nututc which is unlawful. l'on.
tinulug hc said: " Again 1 sav to you
it makes no dii'fcrIInIII if the death
of the InothIII" was unintentional, llII-
art of performing an abortion is un
lawful danchous and IIIIthslltiablc.
I-oIIdI-nnncd by solicly Icpulsirc to
morality and when Ilcaih results. it
is muIdcr in thc sccond degree."
The grand jnIy lhcu i'l‘lll‘t‘il to ox
amino \I'lillusscs in all lltI‘ec cases.
ltr. Richlcr was III the court housc
just before Judge \I'lIIIclI-r instructed
the jury. bu't did not hear the charm"
to the ,“luty in ”to past the mark-
lions foI performing an illegal opcIu
lion have usIInllI lIIIIIII foI manslaugh-
tor. the penalty for which has bccn
fur llLlell‘l‘ than if the I'IIrdiI-t was
llllll'ilt‘i‘ in tho second degrcc.
'l‘hc Mugcrsupp girl is only I'Iiuhlncu
Icut‘s old,
'l‘lII IouIt will tnkc up othcr cascs
SUPERINTENDENT
ROBBED.
lAttacvkcd by Two Men Who Brutal-
. ly Assaulted Him.
l’ l’.\\\"l'l‘t‘l(l-‘I’l‘, R.-l., May 17I.—-.\1:Iy
;lll.~-iI‘I"IIIl W, lions, assistanl superin-
tInIicnI of tho .lIIuckI-s Spinning mill
in this city was assaulted and Iob
bod by tuo men who had hidden and
luayluld him in an tilli‘V loading from
!llIc mill office to tho fuIlorI" ”II is
1111 II cr‘llltul Ioutliilon at his bow»
roIII loss of blood and nulucIoIIs cuts
lIIII his head and Dam.
The IIIIIII III"II bIIlicwd to have known
llkut. as the .lIIIIIIktIs' plant had llt‘l'll
ll‘lilllllilg nights lb:I fnrcc I'cI'IIivIId llIIIiI-
llull pav IIhcn they left w‘otk on "IuIIs-
lduI InoInlIIl: and that Duos was pIII-
,IIIIIslIIr As lhc lnllcr Mlt'llllt‘il front
tlIII ofllI-II Willi lhII buy IIIIVIIlopos in
ii pIIstIIbIInI-d box today he Wits til-
lucltcd. ’l‘houult sluuuvd by u Now
he fought and shouted for help.
(icoruc Loyudn. engineer of the mill.
!in aid the clips and us he IIpIonIthl
tIIo IIIIIII lumped Int-I a fume and us
tanned
i l‘bIos was liiilt‘ly Iousclous. hIIIius
Illi't‘ll terribly lwnlcu The puy cnvc-
‘lopcs wcrII .‘V‘l'ilili‘l'i‘d. After had been
tuulbrcd up It was found that only
.IIiutlll 8:11) was taken
gTRIM. or “remain COMMENCEB.
lHariford Man Who Shot HI. W":
I to Death March 26.
llAlt’l‘ll‘Ultll, May 16. lellium ilurv
II-v l‘utkcr. who shot his wife Nclllc to
numb on tluI tumnlug of Muth 26 at
:Wlndaor. and against whom a bill or
';qurdIIr in tin first IlI-gIIIII Wat-t IIIIIII'II
IIIIl by tlIII grand jur.y was placed on
trial in tlII‘I ctlminul I-ouit today At
.tmuI-v iloldcu i'tu lhc defense has not
up It defense of insanity and the trial
will be stubbotuly contested. 'i‘uckcr
in only 26 yrura IIl‘ ago and la a clean
.IIut good looking young than
New WIIIII to thc hoIIIII of Mr liulttu
in Windsor on the tiny of tho- crime.
and shot his wife who was cmpioycd
After the com
mission of the IlIIIIIl he remained about
the plut‘c and occasionally turnud the
lbodv over to show lboac attracted to
1th scene. where the bullet had enter.
N
t In».
Misses Mattie Bower and Lena ilo
gurdus. both of South Norwulk. spent
Sunday in ilrldgeport and Steeple-
chase island.
piece of real estate. that you could
dollar's ready monev:- Would you
vs a savings account here not. only
Judges Decide that he should
be Suspended from Exorcis-
ing the functions oi the
Church for a Time
II...-
ROCHESTER, N. Y.. May 15.-'l‘he
following summary of the Crapsey ver
dict has been given out:
The verdict in the hcrasy trial of
Rev. llr. Algernon S. (lrapsey has just
been delivered to the accused I;;‘.IIhI-
tor. it provides as follows: «
Four of the judges state that in
their opinion sentence should be pass-
ed as follows:
"That the respondent should he sus
pended from exercising the function of
the church until such time as he shall
satisfy the ecclesiastical authorities of
the diocese that his belief and teach-
ing conform to the doctrines of the
Apostles‘ Creed anti the. NiceneI Creed
as this church hath received the same.
However. we express the earnest hope
and desire. thnl the. respondent may
sec his way IIlIInI-ly during. the thirty
days that under the canons of the
church must lIIlervcnu before sentence
can be pronounced to the full satis-
faction of the ecclesiastical authorities
of such conformity on his part.
"(Sigucdl
"W. C. ROBER'I‘S,
C. H. BOYN'l‘ON.
“ti. S. Bl’RROUGilS.
“JOHN MILLS GILBERT."
ESCAPED FROM ASYLUM.
Third Trusty to Leave the lnotitution‘
in El ht Months.
BRIDGEWA'I‘ R. Mass..- May 15.—~
The third mysterious escape from lb.-
llrltlgcwalcr insane Hospital in clghl
months occurred some tiuuI today
When William (1. (anr. a "trinity."
walked out through two doors undc-
tot-ted by any attendant. it is thought
that thc man must lIIIIc bud nssis
taucc from the outside and that some
one smuggled in a key to him
(‘ arr was aboul 5.1 wink of am. and
had been an inmate of ”)0 slate iusll»
luliou since 1896. having conu- from
the Worcester insane Hospital. to
which place lIII ltnd bt‘t‘n scnlcucctl in
January. 1895. ”II was accused of
having lIlllIId his sister at \t'orccstct
in INN during a drunken frcuzy.
lIast ScplcuIbcI. Minot St Clair
Fliillt‘ll-i. u dangerous no... I'm lumatc t‘H
“IIpIId. lull was subsequently caught
and scnlcurcd to II MIIinII pIison for
IInIliclpation in u pual- -tlfll(‘(‘ rothIII
IflIIr his I-saIIpc flout liridgcuatcr. On
May 1. Arthur \\'_ (.‘hcslorllI-ltl. of I\'II\t
York. a notorious burglar. vanishcd
front the insiitullou and has IIIII‘III"
ll('f‘ll located.
“LABOR STRUGGLE IN LYNN.
Master Buildero' Association and Build-
lng Trades' Council at Odds.
LYNN. Muss” May 13.*“1‘ht' bittIIr
struggle bclwccn lllt! Muster liulldcrs'
Association and tho Building Trudcs'
t‘ouncil. allied with the (litizcns‘ Al
linucc Association. was further inicnv
t-ilfil‘tl today when the masters builders
lhrcutcuctl to prosccutc for uul'ui‘r dis
crimimItion Incrchanls who have an-
nouucI-Il that they would lIcrcIIftcr pIII-
rouizc only union carpenters. The
light between the employcrs in the
building trades and the union carpen-
lIIrs begun May 1 over the opcn shop
question. liu- cmploycrs having granted
llIc wage sculc IIIIInuutlcd by the [in
ion. 'l‘hc lutlcr attempted to break
the strike In which lfl'I men in thirty
shops were IIffIIctcd by importing out-
side help .thc union alleges. whereupon
thr- building ’l‘rndcs' Count-ll circulat-
ctl It petition and secured Nllll‘ii‘ 400
signatures of business Int-II to putron~
izc none but union cIII-pcutcrs' shops.
'l‘hc council will oppose any uttcmpt
which tlIc numlcr builders may make
in court to intro this IIgI‘IIIIIuIIIIl mndc
iuopcrulirc.
TRUANT OFFlCER ARRESTING
PARENTS.
l'lIAlNlI‘liiJIID. May 15: State. ’l‘In
ant ()iiicer William 8. Simmons in
running wholcsulc arrests of parents
who rci'une to acnd llIIIir children to'
school but allow them to work in the
now mills which are starting up here.
l'I-alcrduy four arrests were made and
the chaos were. tl'lt‘d bIIl‘oro H, W.
iiccchcr lirown today. a Justice of tluI
pI'IIIcc. .luiIlIcII Brown iincd each of
the Ilcfcndants $22.60. including the
coals. A'l'he four men arrested wore
August Barber. Jessa Barber. Alfred
Carruux and Frederick lh'uuon. War-
rants are out for the arrest of many
other man in town whouu nuns and
daughters are not utlmullnu school
and it is said that lit-fort- tlIII‘II cru.
nude in over' fifty cusca will have been
settled.
Ila aALl OF RAILROAD BONDS.
NEW YORK. MIIv lh.~Kuhn. Dosh
and Company have purchased 36.000.-
000 four and II half per cent. notouof
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The notes are for 18 months beginning
May 1. 1906. The issue price is 99%
and internal. hut lame purchasers of
the notes will receive a coounlaalou.
making the return interest yield equiv»
alum. to five per cent. The Inonty de-
alent to live per cent. The money do-
be tuned largely for repairs and equip
man
“In.
HARTFORD MAN
THAI
mutilated body of Patrick Kelly. II in-
borer. wan found alongside the tracks
of the Consolidated road this morning,
near idlmwuod. The injuries indicate
that the man was hit by an incoming
truth. He lived at 55 Spruce street.
ITANDAND OIL WIDIND.
NW YORK. May 111 The diluti-
ortl Oil Company today declared a
Quarterly dividend of Ill a share This
compares was a m dividend i
lost previous quarter and one of W
u. KlLLED av
HARTFORD billy lbw‘l‘hs dead and
o ‘1 ' '
Plans have bolt hemmed by the
cruise of the American Porter Boat. Mr
depletion. A smoker will be tendered
the Association at Hickory Bluff. Jul!
4. by the Norwallt Yacht Club. The
nuual program of snub day‘s sail.
with lnstruetlo In. follows:
The CIuis6' \th be open to all hosts,
owned by members of any club enroll
ed in the American Power Boat Assn.
elation '.
The fleet will rendezvous at Man
ltasselv Bay Yacht Chlb. Port Washing-
ton. Long island. on the afternoon of
Friday. July 13th,1906.0uptains upon
arriving at the rendezvous. ute re-
quested to report to thII Committee.
The fleet will be prepared to got
under way at 2 p 111.. July 14th.upon
signal roin the committee boat. The
daily runs will be:
July 14th. to Net walk Yacht Club.
.luly lfilh. to ’l‘himbltI islands.
July 16th. to New London. Conn.
.luly l7th. to Newport.
July 19th to Block island
July 20th. to Shelter island.
Shelter islundHuly 2N. at sunset.
upon the lowering of the committee
ting. the cruise will officially cud.
Entries may be made to the-chair
man of the conuulttcc. and in order
that the necessary arrangements can
be perfected it is desired that cntrlos
be made not later than July l‘ltlI. '
Captains are requested to fly the.
Amcrlcun PowIIr Bout Association's
ling. which is It rectangular blue flag
with a white. .propallcr in the. center,
around which are the lIItters A. l’. B.
A. Details of the daily runs and on-
Iortalmnent. of‘Ihc flcct wil be issued
at. the rendezvous.
(I. W. Lee. 49 Wall Slrcct. l“. A. Hill.
Norwalk. Conn; J. H. Mslutosh. chair.
man. 32 Broadway. 'i’houc. 4886—487
Broad.
LOST BELONGINGS 1N EARTH-
QUAKE.
Henry Coburn Sends Souvenirs
Parents in South Norwnlk.
ilcury CIIIlI-r Coburn son of Dr.
and Mrs, J. Milton (‘oburn of South
Main slrect. has lust scut Mrs. (.‘oburu
a IIunIbcI of souvcniI books (outnin
lug vicwu of tltII‘ SIIu l'ruucisco carill-
quakc. and a lllillllll‘l oi souIIIuit pos-
lIIi cards. Mr. Coburu is first oiliccr
on the Slcnmship NI-ln IIIIlIII, of thc
AIIIIII'IlIIIo Hawaiian Steamship (‘qu
puny. Hi‘ but! left Sun F'Siillitlst‘fl
shortly bct’oic IlIII l'ill‘llitllllikt“ but had
10
II room in San Francisco and lost
everything he ou-uvd in thc city ex-
tout the clothingv IIlIiI-lt 111‘ had with
him on tho stcumcn
HARDY ROSES!
CRIMSON RAMBLER—
bright red.
DORTHY PERKlNS—
light pink, large 3 year old plants.
ready to bloom this Summer. 75c
to $1.25 each. .
WHITE RAMBLER—
pure white. 40¢ each.
BABY RAMBLER~ ‘
new. bright red flowers all sum-
mer plants.2 years old. 50c each.
MAMAN COCHET-
pink and while. large. double.
blossoms, deep rose pink and
white. bloom. constantly. One of
the best hardy roses. Fine plants
25¢ each. Extra large plants. 2
years old. She.
HYBRlD PERPETUAL—
American grown. General Jacqui-
menot. Paul ‘Neyron. Margaret
Dicksou. Clio. Marshall P. Wilder,
etc.. 40 c each.
KILLARNEY—
The n(w lrl h rose and thcvflneot
hardy ever blooming variety in
existence. long pointed buds of a
brillant shade of pink 30 and 35¢:
each.
GRUSS AN TEPLITZ—
Crimson scarlet, fragrant and
hardy. blooms constantly. 20 to 40¢:
each.
SWEET LAVENDER—-
an old-fashioned garden favorite.
15¢ each.
SAGE—10c.
TARRAGON ROOTS—10o
Harman's—Flush HALL.
NORWALK.
as. A. c. ' HEXIIIEII.
Auctioneer.
illllllllNISllE
ll] HORSES
“our 40 Heron, ouonomo
To THE some or M. TAIILov.
won. a: sow AT PUILIO suc-
TlON. AT
raamv's tIALIta' BTAILI.
couuscrlcur avenue.
rmoav. MAY 10.
AT moo A. M.
roa run’msn ranrlcuuns m.
own: or
u: thiTTNlHI
Administrator.
committee in castle for the annual .
We are
tic........
Wire Carpet,
’l‘ack Pullel s
y
manufacturers.
Sheer indie Linens. in all qualities.
Pers'l'uh 'l'Ia'Iv'I'III.' 'f'or'elan and domes-
Bntlsto and Lingerie Lawn .25c to 69¢ Nalnsook, fine and sheer . 120/; to 400
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Good Parlor litooms
Mops complete
Cotton Clothes Lines
’ \
nos. a and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
showing an endless variety of White Wash Clouds.
a, - I‘
Funoy' Dimitlt'Is.
checks
.‘2'....I.I.I-II...I 1501-0 500 PlainMnenB,
12%0 1.0. 65C
IlI‘uIIcy liioIchiIch, stripes and fig-
urcs
n...II
lie to 40¢
IIII-In ‘0!!!
may: to 500'Dotted Swiss Muslluc.
19c lI‘lbrc Pails ........... 2:31:-
15c Round Wash Boilers L.c tic
Beaters ltlc. Nlckoi 'l‘cn Koltlcs ...... hhc Qilurgmlmglm‘:
5c Copper Bottom Boilers .......... 95c int i 0 L
90.3 packages Toilet Paper ltlc
Special for the balance of this week.
Tailor Made Suits?
at closing out prices.
'West Washington St.
The artist
lIIrior of tho
”Arc you
hc inquired.
IiiitlIItI of do
put ‘cm III 1‘
A
"We certainly arc."
is a vcry smart church. you In? hi just
Courier-.1ournnl.
Self reliance la a winner when the
self is made of proper stuff.
Writing Paper,
to volopu. nor pkg. .
WM. A.
M0010 arose.
Donovan Ilook.
h 'te D r685 GOOdS
All the latest weaves from foreign and domestic
stripes
12%0 to 356
medium and Asheer,
A sp'e'th'ti 's'h'éw'n't'g' bl'rlne2nm1w0m
ered Waist Patterns . . $1. 00 to $3. 50
..........59c
Whisk Brooms 96
“it doesn't pay to be 0ch bearing.
'.t
anti
lie to $1.50
Scouring Soap 20
750 I102.
TRISTRAM 83 HYAT‘I', NORWAIIK, CONN.
Great reduction in all Ready to Wear departments.
H. KRIEGER 8- 00,, :1
MODERN. ll lsut always the coat that Inultcs s'
was decorating the iu- the m““”80““.mnus I. is u“. will said the that trust magnate.
cdlilcc.
in favor of lady angels?" (mm trust magnate.
-\ wLIII IIqu ll‘t‘ttls bis iricuds as
though he cxpcIlcd them to become
IIIIIIIniI-s some tiny.
llc very careful what you all y to your
cucmlcs and be more careful what
you write to your. frictions—Chicago
News.
rcplicd the com-
Journal.
nconucsscs. “And. as this
lbow slIIIII"cs,“--Louisville a line mouth;
' 'v
”no Box of
100
50
We present today the
BRIGGERMAN’S
lioulcrard. II model
184 Washington It
are he py
reductfon
.......-.I.I..IM....
Fer T1113 ”Week’s
Sale,
Children‘s Guilty-Fina luster Drown.
31:110le and Double-breasted. one.
at
$3.00 lull: I 61.”
AT
\'
II the .
Imm.
Bprlcee and
» get the bonefihn
patience. .
It is not a... early to put in
coal for next winter-«better think
nbout'it
The threatened trouble at the
mines having been averted. we
min price.
Our stock was bought at high
“M. M Mn? bound" which has llt‘I‘ll Itc- wearing.
~ if? ‘ ' '- claimed in NIIw I’m-k as Always
ouc oi" the him of the price.
jjwi ‘Wgwi‘ season. quality.
”WWW”— ‘l‘ltc lloulcvurtl is u.
c I R u u . P " IloublubrvIuslctl suck
0a 8 "88 'n "BB. with long wiIlII,
‘ not cited lupcl II and
moderate fullness across
the chest. Made from
the
l fabrics in worstcds, sor-
iI‘or 87.00
to announce II material
nowast. up-todatu
is of hidgh quality. You
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