plaids.
Also Hoariottas. Sargon Vol
batross. Granite Cloth, v'mu hi. “co
hairs and Brilliautiass in all es mi.
BLACK GOOD! A SPECIAL'QI.
6". . ..
45 and 47 Washington “not.
Mohaokomo Hotel Illicit.
4 . Math NOWQ'IQ... .- .
trill: liars lites
For Norwaik and Vicinity: Fair to-
night, Tuesday fair and warmer. A
slight disturbance in' the extreme
Northwest is producing considerable
cloudy weather 'with light local rains
between the Pacific coast and the
Rocky Mountains. but east of the
Rocky Mountains pleasant weather pre-
vails in all sections. Conditions do
not indicate any decided change in
the weather for this vicinity.
Edward Street. of Boston. formerly
a weilrknown dry good merchant of
Norwaik. spent Sunday in town.
-—Doan's Regulate cure constipation
without grilling. nausea, nor any weak-
ing effect. Ask your druggist for
them. 26 cents per box.
Charles '1‘. Peach. of Danbury. form»
erly of this city. addressed a socialist
rally in Bridgeport, Sunday afternoon.
The oiliuisi board of the Norwalk
Methodist Church will meet chncs-
day evening at's o‘clock in the El)-
worth parlor. .
All the special committees appointed
from the various societies of the
church will meet at the Methodist par.
sonage tonight at 8 o'clock.
—Basketbali game. Monday night. at
Armory. All Brooklyns vs. (‘0. F. Don't
miss the first game of the season.
Mrs. Phillip Komlodi. of Taylor ave-
nue. who was operated on for appendi-
citis at the Norwalk Hospital. several
days ago. is improving nicely.
Miss Estella Gray, of South Norwaik
was the guest last Friday evening at
the thirtyihird wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Noxon. in Dali-
bury.
it is reported that the Lockwood
Manufacturing Company are contem-
plating the building of an addition to
their factory. No architect has been
selected as yet.
laxGrund Raymond. of Norwalk, wit-
ncssed the close and exciting football
garlic Saturday at West Point, iwtwocu
the military eleven and Yale which
was won by the latter.
——Basketball game. Monday night, at
Armory. All Brooklyns vs. Co. F. Don't
miss the first game of the. season.
Comptroller Mitchell has awarded to
the Bulletin Company, of Norwich, the
printing of the report of the building
andioan commissioner for the fiscal
year ended Julie 30. 1906.
The Rev. Frank D. Torrey. pastor of
Ihe Norwalk Methodist Church. preach-
ed to a large congregation last eve»
ning. The subject was “How One May
Enter a King‘s Family."
When you're broke the girls are shy.
They turn and fly as you come nigh.
Brace up old man, show some pluck:
’l‘uke Rocky Mountain ’i‘eu; 'iwiil
change your luck.
Plaisted‘s Drug Store.
Bookkeeping insiruciion in the
South Norwulk (It'llm‘liill‘lll of the
A specific for various forms 01'
Rheumatism and Rheiimatis
, Acid Poisoning. A treatment for
the-Blood. Kidneys and Bladder.
i
PRICE. 75:: AND also. '
.j til. i. Kelley, ii
(Draught.
. a North Main St. Tol. 62H.
Connection for all north and
south bound cars can be made ‘
at our store.
”WOW
Frederick Pltzer is spending a few
days in Meriden.
Miss Vellma Barrel, of New York.
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Municipal electric lights ‘are being
installed in the Mahackemo cigar store.
Mrs. Jennie M. Ferris is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse M. Ferris, in Passalc.
N. J.
A regular meeting of the South Nor-
waik Fire Police will be held this
evening.
The Charles J. Donahue Club will
hold an important meeting in Central
Labor Lyceum, this evening.
The Yale Bugle. Fife eand Drum
Corps will play in New Cunaun‘tonighi.
and afterwards attend the New Ca-
naan Baseball Club‘s fair.
Mr. and Mrs. James Whitney. of
Quinturd avenue. entertained Mrs. E.
J. Smith. Mrs, J. W. Didge, of Dan-
biiry, and Mrs. Charles Gibbs. of [leth-
el. at their home, Sunday.
A meeting of Palestine Castle.
Knights of the Mystic Chain. will 0
hold this evening after which there
will be arrangements made for an
cuchre tournament to be held during
the coming winter.
Star of Columbia Circle. No, 253. held
a meeting last Thursday evening in
Red Men's Hall. and many proposi-
tions were read for new members. it
ble after their next meeting. November
15, to be followed by dancing and re-
freshments. Friends of the companions
will be invited to attend.
The certificate of incorporation of
the Porto Rico General Telephone
Company. was filed in the Town
Clerk's office. Stamford Saturday. its
object is to do a general telephone and
telegraph business, and the incorporav
tors are Frederic Culver, Hadlymo;
Granville Whittsiey, Greenwich; G.
(laniina. San ,Juan. The main office.
according to the certificate, is to be
Stamford.
The average young woman of today
is busy and has no time to devote to
anything but health and beauty. It
comes to ninety-nine out of every
hundred who take Hollister‘s Rocky
Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets. 35
cents. Piaisied‘s Drug Store. '
night. school will begin tomorrow ill
the Franklin school. This study will
be taught by Professor Wallace.
The ilndies’ Aid Society of the Nor- :
walk Methodist (‘hurch will meet in
niorrow iilli'i‘liilflll at 2:30 o'clock, The ,
ladies are ruqiii-siod to bring their slow. ‘
ing and enjoy a social afternoon logo-
lhi‘l‘. i
. Miss i.iiiu Hill of Word uvcnni- isf
entertaining Miss Emma Loy. of;
Springfield. Muss, who rinzoiilly i‘c«‘
turned from an extended irip abroad. i
Miss iiill ilIHo rcturncd a short time-
iigo from ltlurope. i
The (‘ommcri-iul ilot-ord shows there;
wcri- twenty sales of property in Noni
walk. lust Woolf. and mortgages rt»
i-oidcd amounting to 120.493. it‘or tbol
last week in October. 1905, there werel
ieu sales of rcul l‘lilillf‘ and mortgages
of 316.300.
The commission uppoinlcd lo select
ii gift for tho butlicsiiip Connecticut.
met in Governor Robert's Inner of-
fice, li‘rlduy aficrtioou. it dismissed
matters rcgurdhr the service and the
prcsoiiiiiilon. he commission will
mom again. this afternoon.
Any thin or undeveloped girl or
woman will he boiiciitiud by taking
liollisior's Rocky Mountain Tea. Ii
iii one of the greatest known remedies
for availing people strong. healthy and
well. I” II. or Tablets. 35 cents.
Tea or '1‘ , til.
The re 4 monthly business meet-
ing . of the l’hilaihua (lines. of the
South hlorwnik Ililiilltil Church. will
in» bold tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock
at the home of flies Mildred Baxter. ii
Hilliih Osborn nvonuu, lilact Norwalk.
A Ii members are earnestly requested to
be present.
PILEI CUR! IN 0'70 14 DAYI.
l’AZO lliN‘I'M N'l‘ is stutrantoed in
cure any case of ititbinn'Bltmi; Bimi-
Ina or i‘rotrudlng Pilotilht to .If
‘TS
days or mtlflfié refunded. lliic. karma them apart.
' ‘ Send Your Children
~The Mohawk Spring Water (lo. an-
ominous that they are prepared to fill
all orders for their table or lithiu wa-
ter at short notice. and invite all who
interested to call to see the demonstra-
tion of the difference in tho water you
arc using and the Mohawk Silvi-r
Spring Water.
A child about six years of age i‘iilllt‘
very nvur being seriously inJiiri-ii you
li'l‘iliiy morning. He was crossing
North Main street with his lililllli'l'.
and 'whcn opposite (lottioib’s clothing
store. his foot slipped bctwocn i'i'iipiico
Iil'iho paving blocks. . The child was
unable to extricate himself. and the
mother had to unfiisiou the shoe, and
even then it was it difficult task to got
the foot and later the shoe out. An
l‘l’c-witncss of the accident reported
the incident to Chief of Police Voilnicr
and it is probabk- that the
will be repaired.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith. 1“. A. Rob»
criiion, l._ li‘. beers. John E. luminous.
Noll (Yumplicll, New York: Mr. and
Mrs. George ll. (lesi's..iifrs. E. J. Good-
still, Edward s, llctclikiss. Bridgeport:
id. M. iieidy. Winsted; Mr. and Mrs.
James Ceiileni. Mr. and Mrs. 8.,W.
Davis. New Haven; Charles J. Dopa-
hue. Ilcrhy; Edward R, Fry. George
iloanull. ilrneut (loaned. Frank Schnei-
der, William Thompson. Danhury: The.
man 0. Reading. New Rochelle; 'Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford A. Root. Hartford;
ll. ('. Loveland. Ellington: ii. iii. Milit-
iuguu, Armenia. were guests yesterday
at the Helm Clifford,
[)flViilll Pill
W.-
‘rwo lrisiiinon. Pitt and Mike. stood
looking at. brirklnycrs who were wot-lo
but on if building mm was being stout
ed. when the following conversation
was overheard:
Miltcwl'at. kin your tell me what
kupvs them brick together-f
i’nl-8urc. Mikel It‘s the mortar.
Milton-Not by it dom 'aisht; that
if 0011 "cannot come
90ml“!
and alive ‘»iiione‘,ii;L
arm
in a
V .1.
iosrsura
4' 42nd street. ’Phone. 689 J. Bryant.
was also voted to hold a cobweb socia- “
4 .4 waits
“My dear." remark
”this turkey is unusually tough. ' May
ii «Ewhore'you got i i" " ‘
"Certalniy."“‘returned Mrs. Grouch
.- sweetly: “i purchased it at a station-
. our store.‘ Do you suppose I got- it
4 from 'the butcher shop?" '
. “Nb: indeed." replied Mr. Grouch.
jabbing the carvinm'kntfe‘ into the
4 lierdilasit of tbahird,.“i have been an-
. dsr»4tba4.imprmion..fosnthe past ten
minutes that you procured it. from a
«3 hardware store."-—Woman’s Home
Compaaimifon Not/embed w t“ l
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‘in
i will be in my Norwalk once every
‘Mon‘day. Wednesday. Thursday and
. Saturday. Office 12 loans. . Place.
Telephone. 123-3. 1 will be in .mylyiew
York office, every Tuesday a Friday.
from 10 to 5 p. to. Location. 25 West
1. (tuft l’.
l of. JEROME D. worn
e il' “l Ah. illit .
r. ii‘lrlfuglirgeltlidAG fiélésiluli g? a"
4 auto ’Board of Health.
liiiiuliis.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Edison Phonopraphl and Records.
Victor and Columbia Talking Machines
and Records.
Sold for Cash or on the installment
Plah.‘ ,
l. E. lillillilllllllli ill.
39 . Wall Street. Moi-walk.
Bargains At illoseloff l
Quinces. peck ................... 590
Onions. peck .................... 25c
Onions, bushel ................... 90c
Fancy Apples, peck ..... 30c
Fancy Apples, bushel ........... $1.10
Your choice Pancake Flour.
3 packages ..................... 25c
Joseloff,
NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. I“
Thailnlicd Salutes Government
within the past two years, has purchas-
ed 25.000 Stcnrns dz Foster Cotton
Felt Mattresses. for use in its army
posts throughout America and the
Philippines.
The. Steal-nil & Mier Cotton Felt
Mattress is guaranteed. 4
After sixty days' trial. if mattress is
not entirely satisfactory. your money
will be refunded.‘
For Sale by
F. A. MITCHELL,
Open Evenings tlll‘a o'clock.
3 and 6 Wall 3t} gel-walk. Conn.
i i‘ .. ‘
GUNS AND
AMMUNITION
A full assortment of single and
double guns from five dollars up. Also
a fine line of hanimcrlcss guns from
fifteen seventy-five up.
miles and revolvers from two-fifty
p.
A frcsb lot of uiiiiiuiulilou
gauges and caliber.
Repairing Done.
Call at
Nowell Hardware (30.
f‘fifliiin Si
ii
in all
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NiPPiNG
WEATHER
will soon he here-«liable to
come any hour. You will need
heavier clothing—wan overcoat.
We prepared months ago for
just such wciilhcr.
BENJAMIN
OVERCOATB
cannot be battered for
BTYLE. l APPEARNCI.
was.
$12.00 70 mm.
nun—u- . 4 .
, Unanimously, Wednesday.
. mood ”MW Mun
' F“,
OE H-
ll
Mr. Grouch. 4
’ ”malt, and
A. .1.
mg North Main St.
Sole Agents l5? the Norwslks. .:
01”":
mn_m”.~m..uflmwtun .. .—
soura upawa ' peaks as? 0.9wa
7 J. A. ill 1.013 a
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Ca.
1 South‘ Nofwalk. Conn.
MANW’SEEKS No CLU
Because no sin
b can compete with
my of
HUB RANGE
noctlon -wiili iliu Hub
. mother range has it.
Botilcrs and Shippers
of
MOHAWK GINGER
ALE
Mohawk Spring’ Wait-r
Mohawk Club Soda
Mohawk Snrsaparliln
Mohawk Birch Beer
Mohawk Nervo
4i.
Mohawk Spring Water in.
READY FOR ELECTRIFICATION.
————.
Work on Railway Property in Stam-
ford is About Completed.
Although the electric system of the
New York and New Haven Railroad
may not. and probably will not, be in
opt-ruiion before spring coiiios again.
improvements in Iho railroad propor-
I_\' at Stamford are practically i‘oiiiplot-
ed. J. W. Robinson, of New Haven.
the foreman carpentcr who has been
there since May, directing the lin-
provcnienis, exports to draw off his
force of men early next work.
The iiiiprovonicnis l‘f'If‘i'I‘l‘iI in are it
now slgnnl-Iowcr WMI of the station.
15x24 ln‘IIIilflnHififlJ :i sand-house and
sand‘lower. ncnr lllt! l-litu street
round house. in which sand will be
stored. dried and form-d by coiiipross-
cit air to the amid chamber in Illl.‘
tow-r from which engines will Ilf' Illi-
cd whiio Iiikilig waivr from ilio innit
adjoining: a repair shop. bilxlilil,
which will also be it sort of round-
houso for iho electric moiors. In
which repairs will be mode in the
motor and also steam engines: an of-
Ilco building and stoi‘o-rooiii for elec-
tric and engine supplies near Elm
street, 30x20 In dimensions: ten new
oiiginoplia and 18 new spark-pits. ca~
publo of handling iwo engines at n.
time and l20 [00' In icugth.
0f the work yet in bi- doiie. aside
from completion of in.» electrification
of Ilii‘ road, tho building of a tunnel
to connect. the two stations is
the most important. The overhead
bridge was taken down lli'f‘nlllil it ii.~
icrfcrcd with the upper work for the
oicirtric road. it will be rcpiaced at
once by a tunnel. according to the
railroad people. Work on the tunnel
would have been begun before the
bridge was taken down but f r the
fact that the brldgc iihutlnoni inter-
fared. Mcaatltnn_ all save passengers
for ”in New (lanolin trains must take
I'll“ stroct mules to and from ihc tilts
i illllf.
'I‘Iic opening of ihc road to electric
traffic has hf‘im delayed lsrizcly ho-
l‘iiliffl“ or iho failure to gel. the his
powcr hmisn :‘ Co: ‘ “I‘ltdl' MI early
as was believed llOlmmli‘.
said ilils power lli’iiini' will
ready bolero spring.
Principally all else necessary It; the
stripping of wires and the presence of
ilw motion. One’of them was In Btam~
ford in the new repair shop at'mm
street last week. ii iii an is tons on
fair. and It sin-acted a good deal of
attention in "I3 rill‘illi. II is fit)" It
the school in ityrwiisre the meter-
nisn are being broken in.
W
HAEA BLOI‘I “Li...
"A dangerous surgical operation. in.
volving the removal of a malignant ul~
car. as for its my hand. from my
daushtm' lemon prevented by the
application of citieii’s Arnica Salvo."
an it A, C. litickei. of Miistiis, W. Va.
" tritium im at the ”Ivolflotnpieio-
Iy cured it" Gum Cots. Burns and
Ii iii now
not be
WHEN THE HOME NASA HUB
um homo where the cooking is done
Examine the new Brolkr Hood used in con-
Pronch Soulful-l Top.
J“
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the tax.
USB A "HUB" AND
KEEP NUBBY AT HOME
All "uh lion arc mode with or without
(an Iii-clump . and are lfl‘DllllUElldul by
All the India; awklug schools.
mlfmd and «mod 3,
SMITH 0 ANTHONY CO.
“1-54 ill/oil so. Dorian. Jim.
)0] nu if!
A. J. COLLINS 6 00..
12-13 N0. MAlN 5T»
30. NORWALK.
lluiilers and Ship-
pers of
MOHAWK [.ITHIA
SPRING WATER
Plain and Sparkling
lilisliiliglnii Si..8iiiiih waali.
THE FOOD
AND THE LAW.
No Relief in Sight Says This Pent
mist in the West.
in the meantime we might as well
enjoy life because we do not know
what wr- are eating. Init after January
1 when ihenew pure-food bill will be
in fort-c. if not enforcer]. hhrsh con-
sciousness will be the accompaniment
fo our appetites. it was intimated af-
ter the passage of the bill that the
adiilterated food supply would have to
be eaten before. tho-end of the year or
entered up as a dead loss. and the in-
ilIf'illIOllH are iliui there will be none
of the latter, A single plaint has is-
sued. The National Association of ice
(‘ri'iim Manufuriurcrs is raising funds
to campaign against the rigid Inter-
pretation of tho llt‘W law against its
products.
'l‘hc anxiety of the association is on.
i'lllli'il for and Hip funds will ho all.
poi'ililous. Aniline dye, solution glu-
title-3. timothy SI‘INI and forniaidchdr
will continue to be made up of flour.
acid flavors. flour and glucose pasie
will continue in do service as crushed
fruits. The old order of things is not
to bc HWopi away so easily. The state
dairy mid food department is not In
need of any advice nor of any author-
ity. its foods are being adultoratcd.
and no one denies It. there is no law
to prevent the authorlilcs from laying
lnformuiiona. The new law may af-
ford liettor facilities for the gelatino
aniline and formaldehyde men, but
how it can interfere with the ublic
consumption of those products a not
dutcrminalilc from a review of exist
lug conditions.
The presumption is that gehtiinc is
a deleterious substance. and the so
kuowledgcmont is that it lli being used
extensively III the. making of ice cream. ?
'1‘th adiiltcration is not going to lie '
any more obvious next year, The pro- '
din-i will haw: precisely the same cff»
art on the health. on voiilddtiriiiit'lhc
plenty of taking into the tiimni‘h‘1
concoction of aniline. MI I glucose.
flour. timothy. Mud tint on. corn.
starch. sod-g iriishcd strawberry fin.
vnr. one slight HIII'VP. but. turning
from the soft drink stand in line llihio
thorn is little iioiarc in borai-ir hum.
canned chidkon sandwich. plasmas
Jam. and powdered chalk and flour for
sugar. hilt name with it developed
taste for these ingredients think that
because some more in has been made
in Washington. The sublimation of-
food vmii oisonoiis substances has
been an iIi' ionhhla offense under the
common law for cruiiirioli.~«ifmm the
Detroit’ll‘i-ee Press, W4
'l‘o wed. or not to wed:
That is the question.
Whether 'iis better
To remain single.
And disappoint a few womsn-
injuries, are a!!! I“. it. Baxter's. soars
. P, Wesd'n' ting
'M.i~.uom4 .,
F‘tii it fiftifil V
or marry.
Arid disappoint can Woman»-
Ifor life? widppiacetts.
About the hardest things some pot).
pie do is their duty. . , ‘ l
V
above in extra sizes 7, 8 and 9. at 59c.
ed lh‘linidicr
commanding the marina
Ely marines with two t
type that ilciicral Elliott has just
devlsrd. g
two feet long. to which be iilngnd s'
shield-shaped blade.
against the handle In i‘illt'h a manner lil'llo.
that the tool can ruadil
under a bull. and It
that it stands at right angles to tho ; handl" This
handle. and is available for our all alplay. and her
he is to be deprived of them merely ii
adios
as a.
l.
‘ AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.
arm. , 4
.1:Jlt‘él$§.'iil "
alarmist -I
i
“inlet
7,. .. Vi, ‘_ ' WA. . ., .0 '_. ..4 .
And time for it. too. We shall make this an Underwear occasmn
of such importance that you can ill afford to pass it by. Good, clean.
honest. dependable lots these. Pleasure to buy them; pleasure‘tp
wear tilt-iii, knowing that they are in every way right.
Women's Heavy li‘lccccd Vests and Pants in all sizes. 25c.
Women's Extra Heavy Fleece—lined Vests and Pants, special
aliie at 29c each.
\h’omcn's Jersey Ribbed Il‘lcccc-lincd Vests and Pants. merino
finish, non-shrinking; Vests silk embroidery and silk ribbon ’.rin1’-
mcd; the very best garment at the price; sizes 4. 5 and 6. at 5d,. ‘
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants. the same quality as
Women’s “l"orcst Mills" Wool Vests and Pants in white. nat«
oral and scarlet. 75c. $1.00. $r.25 and $1.50 each. 4
Boys' Fine Heavy Weight Fleece-lined Shirts and Drawers, a
complete line of sizes. all new goods, at 25¢ each.
Men's Superior Quality Fleece-lined Shirts and Drancrs; Shirts
single or double breasted, at 50¢ each.
Men's All Wool Shirts and Drawers. bignesortmcut to choose
from; prices range from 75c to $1.50.
33-33 3333333333333
with arm wo’oo
”emerge-"'1 _ ,
Bowko‘rls Fertilizers. .
B. Hérfihfield 8: Sam
it: wants 3%" l
M‘
LININGS‘.
LININGS ARE A THING THAT GO WITHOUT SAYING—EVERY ONE
HAS TO HAVE THEM. BUT ONCE W A WHILE IT IS WORTH WHILE
SAYING THAT IT IS ONLY THE BE 8T THAT GIVE SATISFACTION. IF
YOU BUY HERE YOU ARE SURE OF GETTING THE BEST.
N. E.. RYAN 8‘5 00.
86 Washington St. So. [Nor-walk.
'I
Telephone 474.
Underwear Hosieiu Gloves ,
Comtorlables. Outing Flannels.
Specials for Sat. lion. (in Tuesdaii
AT iii
w. m. 8 SMITH. 3». 0033133151, I
92: Wuomgion Stffégt. If. :3 *‘ .. '«Southi‘Nm
fl , ‘3 ""‘ .J ‘- Li“ -&
it is the best mined and does not
rost you any more.
lilo Harris d (lacs ('0.
till WATER il'l‘., SOil'f‘li NORWALK.
Phone 690,
Concrete.
" Gravel.“
, ‘ BiopfiimfiWflk‘ hid.
Curb Gum and
Pmilifie
4;
r
t.
v
,.
vi
ntiihoris-l .ii in.
(i. l". Elliott. l Victorian Harden biui said that be all. '
corps. to sup. i all his first iiiiucsiui on thoJitsgo, to
imunund'rum-lhis fillilf‘llf‘llf handwriting. Hit? hill
iuhtioti iniruni-hiiia tools of a now want in an often-rejected ploy to the
do- Odson management. for cousins!
'l‘lw tool has a bundle liliiiiil, l and the manuscript was thwflfl..fl,_ it
some IlIIi' others, (iii ill!) “like .. ”
day at rehearsal the charming strict”. ,
hammers, was attracted by the
y be carried ; handwriting and took up the mouth
can be so udliliiitiflilit‘l‘lil. cryimr: ”What on mitosis
caused her a mantis
’ strongman promotion
as r pick. The blade can also be sit: the directors led to its reading Mid
e “no that ii is available for use jlsmlllllm‘o by them. Mon to now
a. , .. ~ .
wealthy.
‘ The Navy Department has
General
'rhu hid-in mun '
‘4 MRI-t a mic stoma: it
applied liken-lat; souve- Mill-good
. 4 4 dill” lhinooeltulfudtmhloliu
- lull-II mw'm4mi, Ono
www.mn for manipulations .
mocha-rd. dirty work. um and nosey.
Nothing oiulsnytktnxliiuituii, ‘
nothing else is “just so good.”
I» all. hr cs». mm to. so with. m lilvnm in mm not». i
Platinum. .1
the little thing tutu-e bit.
tarragon... Ranger 4 9-1
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