N.
, airlift
’A. Jackson
“ Philip titanium
Edward Weed
Hattie Chm‘w
N, nappy-m.
.‘H' in
”libel, n. r
If”!!! Kiwi
Anus. Schulz? ,
Roberts itummt
A)” 3,
n, f Emily Triutratn
km ., a. .,
Ethel Becker ’
Ruth Baundcrn
Florence Smith
Anna 'i'oothill
Vic}?
Jameu Moriarty
Room B.
Ercllln Colt-
‘lall'li'i Dike-mun
John Meilor‘
. . Room M.
llozcl Blake
Marjorie Bouton
Ediih Downes
Writ Hare] Wilson
‘ 4t
. ‘h .
Kenneth "Pollen
Charles Taylor
Oliver Jackson
a '6‘ . w
LlNCOLN.
Fred Ardcn'
Room 3.
Frank Nibill
Edith Lubrano
llcrtha Divine
Room 4.
Frank Colombo
.Raymond Croal
Vincent Ferrettl
John Lynch
,nder Doltus Bertha Kvancs
t‘" Decessre ' ‘
‘ ' , .acowcono.‘
" Frank Flore '
Patti Lanxyel
Rose Merino
Room F.
_ Steve Kelley
«at ’ Anderson Frank Evan
crd..<.‘h:.rictt
phone Flore Margaret Kiss
' Tulane Elsa Weidner
Room 6.
‘ 9 Frank Creamer
m‘ . William Magyar
Witty William Olsen
. Edna Iirede
'hiciiugh Adelenc Cockefu
,~ in El
“to
limp Walter
I
Bordon
Emoiia’ Lindquis
i Roommi‘i.
Eta e ilroa urat
M Buknar Lizzie Lengyel
Lop ,0 a (F) Margaret Bimbo
rington Elbert Smith
m
Lafiative , Fruit Syru
constipation by slim
., , substitutes.
33am:
Y, Jan.
“ ts were choaen as tollowu:
Pifeoidont J. E. Wataon,
secretary,
r
1
1
Woo. uterine.
. Sharon.
. Annaul meetings will
ls’Jsanary.
,, _ a iirm‘bold and because of the dis-
ll.
{mono
Clara Bentham , ‘
(If
‘t,
Russell Lowndes ,
Jos. Macl‘nrland
.'
i
Beatrice Coleman
. , , augeiin. rtnima
Won? nie Flutter. ,
or Mil red Ketchnm
~ Pilirieda Stoddard
Wallace Vollmer ,
Thomas Mciiugh
Charles Treeharn
Arthur Singewald
.. n... J;
flit?
Sam. Ireland (1")
Joseph DeMartino
Vincent McHnsh
.i'a'pb'e Dccennare
"Cocheier Richard Sweeney
1'
(titanic Fernandez
Bertha Deyaenroth
l.
To AVOID APPENDICITIS.
victims of appendicitis are
hottr'e habitually constipated.
cures
~> ting the
”ind bowels and restores the hat.
ml action of the, bowels. Orino Lam-
” iron. Syrup does not nausente or
. W is mild and pleasant to take.
' Plainted’s Drug
The ,Clliford Phannacy. "
It. consular assoctrtou is
FORM 0. , ,_
, .-—'i’he Connecti-
mrka' hire Vannoclation was itoml‘ed
day. l in an organ cat 11
«at of BGrkahire swine and
reed rs
milligram” , includes many farm-
known throughout this section. 0!-
Marble-
dale who president, F. H. Blake.
‘ aid 0. ll, Marsh,
M‘ iilford; treasurer, i. H. Putnam.
directors, Oscar Anderson.
; G. W. Darr, Greenwich. Hor-
aud Frank
'cohutitutlonal and try-lawn were
he
.‘. , summit or mum use of slco
hoitc Menace always resulto in a dim
. ttlnia: 1. Taylor,, South Norwallt; la , .
“m” ms "initialed mt rum to. raw.
' l’ortstuonth. N. ll; .l. .l. Boyer, New
and condition omn- comm system,
' rm my. and: um amp to '
, ’ y. “l e no of mitotic Tree will
:7»: when“: win ," but tho poor fellow
it now day at memento act at
1% W99” ii flit! III it! ”‘MV‘W‘T‘
tr- too magma cravtnt 1m secured
c 9d nervouuysyatem he has not the
a my tor unstained effort. The result
we all know.
'Drunkenuess is no longer considered
a crime; entinent scientists and phyub
clung have agreed that it is a disease
and must .be treated as aucit.
The home treatment that has been
used, iori’lt number at years, and is
highly succeaaiul, in Office... It is sold
under a punitivepusrantee that it it
does not eifect a cure your money will.
be refunded. ,
Orrine is in two forms. When desir-
ing to give secretly. purchase Orrlne
No. l, and lithe patient will voluntarb
ly take the treatment. Ot’rlne No. 2
should be 'xiv‘en, The guarantee in the
same in either case, Orrinc costs but
”.00 per box. Mailed in plain healed
wrapper on receipt of price. Write for
iron treatise on "Drunlteancar," mailed
in sealed envelope by The ()rrlnc Co.
Washington, D. C. Sold by loading
druxgllito everywhere and in this city
by Edward W. Kelley, .ir., druggist, ti
North Main St. South Norwulk.
. CALL FOR TOWN MEETING.
Widening ot the Mead0w street Bridge
frlncipai item in the Call,
A upeciai.towu meeting, to conulttcr
a'number of important matters, was
called this morning by the .seloclmt'n
ior next Wednesday night.
in brief, tit.- meeting is for the pur-
poaeof taking action on these that.-
ter'uz‘
i. Widening oi Meadow ulrcci
bridge. ‘-
2. Adding $100 to pay of John \V.
Curnow tor writing up 15:07 uuut‘uu-
meut. little.
3. Eniorccmcnt oi commutation tax
law. .
4. The erection oi
Bast Norwalit. ,
5. Changing the name of Winni-
pault steret to Linden street, ,
The opening and working of For-
ris avenue, from Connecticut Turnpike
to Benedict. utrect.
The full call for the meeting is pub-
lished in another column of today‘s:
Sentinel.
a public dock in
OAS'BOBI
3...... . Inpatient:
Insists
it!
A.
iltu Bough
BAsKETBALL GAMES.
in the.bankethall game at tho Ar-
nory on Monday night It is sincerely
hoped that. Team F will continue the
:lever playing they have steadily tic-
reloped of late. in the Cnutlctonu, who
tppcar as their opponents. l.‘ will en-
ountcr a bushy bunch oi player» who,
hough new to the {Armory court, are
vol! known in New York as worthy
appone than! any team. The. visitors
tall from Stapleton, Staten island, and
have defeated many taut teams, such
in: Mt, Vernon, fit—~17. at Mt. Ver-
ton; Manhattan College, 65-46, and
be famous Colonials, 22-43. .Thc
.fastlctons should not be misjudged be-
:ausé of their coming game being the
ramp but appearance on the local
:ourt. They are not a traveling team,
out. play most of their games [at home,
where they have made a fine record.
trio itnown that the players on this
team rank high at the game. for sev-
cral of them are old-time proieuuiunala.
one of whom, Spindler, it will be re«
membered, played here for several
seasons with the old “Meta," which
team by the way, was one of the last-
est that ever played here. The sea-
son's record of the F team is well
known to the Castletons, and as a re-
sult there in likely to be some lively
playing on Monday night. in the open-
ing game, the St. Lukes will oppose
the Montcalm, who are still supreme
among the minor learnt; in thispart of
the state. There will of course . be
dancing after the men.
AN lNSlDIOU. DANGER.
One or the worst features of kidney
trouble is that it is an insidious dis-
mac and before therictim realizes his
danger he may have a fatal malady.
Take Foley’s Kidney Cutout—the first
sign or trouble as it corrects irregu-
larities and prevents Bright's disease
and diabetes. Plalsted's Drug Store
and The Cililord Pharmacy. “
HOTEL ARRIVAL!»
Clifford—E. rfi. Wittenbel. I". B.
Bridermau. George w. Burpee,,Chnrlen
H. Martin. John A, (linsinxer,.l!. i.
Muncou. Jr., C, R. Culp, W. B. Jen-
nings. George 8. Chandler, Martin 1'.
Clarke, New. York: ii. A. Boss, Provi-
Mahatma-wit. r. Berkely, vu.
it: Hurlhutt, Wilton: Geo. 1..
well, Rldaefl'elti: Giles Potter, New
Haven; W. ll. Ford. Waterbury; B. N.
attitude. Bridgeport: A. Ellsworth.
North Center. New York: 8. filmmons,
Utics. New
Bolton; E.
York; It, C. Crcclmau.
York: l’. C, Sweeney.
Bernstein, lit. hauls. V
ALLEGED 'RAUD m MINI CLAIM.
not”, Mano. Jan. “manning
fraud in obtaining possession or the
lamp! minis; claim in the (lunar
.d'lllcon. ldsbo. the (lulled Siam
yeatorday. lied suit, Intact Harry my.
one of tho notion of the Hercules
t
I
did!“
mine. Edward r, Mount, mount oi
mostly at
Charles
The library continued, as in the Dual.
valuable feature and it increased utcn
fly in public iavor,
have now thrown open thcir hooks for
public inspection and they may
Town Clerk Thaddeu’tt Bell.
assessments ban not, been figured up.
Nathan ilauchy. of the board, when
asked yesterday afternoon, wn unable
to give a definite opinion. He bought.
however. that it would reach 3200.000.
terest was tried out Tuesday night be-
fore Justice William H. Willmott, .ir..
at the Barton Town Hall.
was against Charles Miller, .lr., a
young man. who it was alleged had
kicked a school boy named William
Fay. Justice Willmott did not. think
the offence a very serious one and sim-
ply imposed a nominal line of $2 and
cons. which won promptly paid. Miller
‘ pleaded guilty to the charge. The in-
cident occurred Monday.
Ladder Company, last night. at
Town Hall, was a flattering succeau.
the attendance being large, which re
sulted in the clearing of a ctmslderablc
sum for the company's treasury. The
music for the «reunion was furnished
by Shepard‘s Orchestra. of south Nor-
walk. The committee of arrangements
for the bail included W. Alexander,
chairman; N. S. Finch, secretary: W.
J. Gordon, treasury;
Wood, F. Schrader, F, Cantrell. C.
Counslmry.
mood.
deuce. R. L: T, W. Bancroft, Mont- , .won.:‘"
pellet, Vermont: ii. ii. Tray, Boston: 3" “Will”! u
E. ii. Hurlbutt and wife. New Britain; k' I
it. s. Kimball. Merlden: Mrs. Emma Int-
Lyons Nettletou. South Manchester. ‘ o
MAHAN oars Ltrs Morrison.
nor.
am or luilty of murder in the
cr-
ip in nine case of Alfred .
charm with the murder of itin four.
year-old niece.
murmur“...
{M‘ W J ,‘ .‘fi
-
' It
son militant-than 1a.»... are.
”AMEN AND ‘, NQRU t on
Countable lluniord smith, o.“ lirriut.
wan in Greenwich yesterday on a
business trip. ‘
V
Newton it. Crofoot. of Barton, has
arrivedhomo from a long sojourn in
New York, and place getting back has
been busy greeting his many iriendtt.‘
The young people at Darlen and Nor-
oton have been able to enjoy pirating
once more on the various pundit, for
the last day or two.
Ralph W. Burt-hard arrived home in
llurlcn. Tuesday night, irotu Havana.
Calm. where he butt been for the punt
few months. Mr. Burchnrd’u trip to
the island was tor luminous purtmnnu.
.ln Dorian, that week. there were
three real estate transfers recorded by
Town Clcrk Thaddeus Bell, and tho
mortgnut-s tiled aumunted to $400. "For
the second week in January. 1907.
there were four union and mortgagee
oi $1.350.
Mrs, Thaddeus Bell in, now recover-
ing steadily from her nerlouu fall down
claim, in which ah was badly out and
bruised and had her left wrist lirokon.
For several days M rn. Bell had a con-
iiuuoun outdone. but yesterday. ihltt
was very much better. .
Produce Dealer A. C, Cuneo, of
South Norwalk, we a Dorlcnlt'e yeatet':
tiuy lilif‘l‘floflll.,.~M'. Cunoo received a
big consignment of produce at Burton.
ills object in shipping it more, he
utntctt. iii for quick delivery, i)f-'t".llllill"
of the luck of u wot ireiaht at South
Norwuilt in the aitcrnoou‘.
The young pcoplc of the [lotion Con1
grcgutlonui Clutrth um planning to
give a very pretty cantata entitled
"Queen Esther." The lam rehearsal
will be held Monday evening. when the
date oi its: presentation will,be tie-
cided upon. Sumo nvcnlng nextvwoek
is believed to be mout generally in in-
Viil'. ‘
.An tip-imitate moving picture exiti-
bition will be givon in the town hall
on Wetlncaday evening. January 29th.
The. object will be a worthy one. no the
pmcoedu an» to be for tho lwuefiti of
the Daricn Children's Home oi the,
Volunteers of America. This lnutltuJ
tlon has done a great dual of i'llt't'ile‘l'"
work and no utttall iiltlll’O of it hm; been
about this vicinity.
The annual meeting oi the fiction
Free Library Aasorlatlon. at the read-
ing room over the poet-(mice, was very
satisfactory. The rcpm’ia show the li-
brary to bn in first-class condition,
under the efficient management of Miss
Lucretia Cullen. The library is recog-
nized throughout the town an a very
d-
The board of assesnoru of the town
be
of
Just h at
much increase there has been in no
seen by the public at the cities:
An assault. case of considerable in-
The case
The annual ball of Battle Hook and
t c‘
J. Streblo. ii.
11. Stoorzn Land A. Ray-
Yosoold mm.
BENNINGTON, Vt. Jan. the-A rer-
was brought in today the
shoe
Ethel no“, at. North
last «miner. penal-
tnr soar in the uncut dense in
«most is their 5 t, ,
it was chm. 1!:an had air
hath)
no. it’ll:
.. till! , .iti’.
. Cant-lo, mint. ttoutte
Legislation ’
a w W
_ The New Haven liquor dealers are
‘to Meet Bundsrf‘to olden-s plans , 7, .
a comraltm against residuum ”s“
two i.» tit-2r imp“ and it laps-
lpccttd i‘liil. damp or the otliccro oi the
state connotation will“ be proud!
mwl hllf’ltii, The call for the meeting.
which ha» been issued by the pretti-
u'. m or the New Haven association,
lchum» school, reads in part as tolr ’
tinl.’ ‘ .
"Brtllhl‘rl, if. you have even tali-
(’li a panning notice at the dolnzn of
the opposing tones. the people who
are antaaonlzins us on all Md”. ’9“
cannot help but conclude (it we are
to retain any pithy rights and privi-
leges to which‘we are jointly entitled)
that, it is lime‘tor the‘mén encased in
the liquor business to get together.
and by united action take some stone
to forestall them in their adorn; to
further hinder It. in. the lelitimatc
conduct or our burin‘wn. '. At the
pretrent limo they are framing lawn to
lll‘ittlt'lll. to the next legislature which
it paused (and it in more than likely
that some of them will) will’elthur
lcglrlutc no out of buninhim entirely,
or make it so hard to do buulnmm
that we would be glad to get out of
our own accord.
ta.
siculd w
. ie
Milli?”
~ it’ll.
real
BORANTON racronv eunitma. I
One of the Girl's Employed There Re-
ported Dead.
SCIIANTON, Pa, Jun, 17.—-Thc im-
lpurini Ulliit’rthili‘ Factory, omployings
"Vow l ' ' ill more than 100 girls, it: boring. iloav
wltlt'mc .hgénmfln‘m‘igl'bw “rang: pitni omlmlaucea have been . ummnnod
powerless and unable to do anything will ll mutual ttlartn smmdc‘d. Thc
torcounleracttbe inflilitlmtfi ot' titeue‘iufllol'y. which in a tree-attiry building,
totalled radical reformers. fanatic“ in in u lttrgcirbuili tip mtzdltesn Wow
and cranks, butwltb a good utroni; tlon oi the city. A another of girls
organization, both financially and nmhzwc leaped trom‘ tho windown, and
nominally, and preuentltiyu united ‘H‘W‘lvlfl'fl'wvi’m‘ll caught in the/mild-
trout we can protect our interests lug. .
and demand our rights, and race-Wu 80 far one emulate. “WWW Via-
trous, in. reported burned to death, and
another, Marlo Builteluy,‘ was killed in
jumping: Several were taken to a hott-
pital, badly burned and iniuml in
lumping. ‘
it. was found litter that only two
livers were lost. Minn Watmua was
caught in the building and burned to.
«loath, and Mina littlkclvy'a nm'k i‘v’llil
broken in leaping trom, thv ilrr rural)“.
Sf'liitil other girls uuutalncd injuries.
t'lihll' trout burnu or trout jumping
from the windows. The loan is 33;?
out). ' .
recognitlou irom t'heuorcallcd powert-
that be." ‘ ‘.
Araoriationu in other party of the
state are preparing for the name kind
of tsunttmign.
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA-
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERcURV;
as mercury will enrely destroy the
Ft’itlie‘ilf smell and completely dcrangc
the: whole system when entering it
through the mucous narration. Such
tu;tlcltm nhriuhi ncve’r he iliil'tl except on
prescriptions . from; reputable physic-
lanu, as the damage they will do is ten
told to the good you can possibly de~
tire from them. llalls Caturrh Cmc,
manufactured by F; .i. Cheney l: ,Co.,
Toledo, 0., contains no mercury, and
lit taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucouu surfaces of
the system. in‘ buying Hulls Catnrrh
Cure be aura you get the genuine. it
is taken internally and mode ln'l‘olctlo,
0th, by F. J. Cheney it Co. Tcutimon‘
this free. '
Sold by Drtiggiahs. Price, 75c per
bottle. ~ '
Taltc Hall's Family
nation.
G‘ALL STORE! FOR THE ‘JAPANESE CHIBHESTER’S P—iflls
CHICAGO, Janitiazmcmmo pack' ""m‘m’“ ”"
‘i'utnt an; you a; a
erg are telling gull stones at high pric. rut. ,, m, M, 5',“ ”523.:
“MW“.—
A CURE FOR MlSERY.
"l have found a cure for the primary
malaria poluon‘product-u," says it. M.
James, of Lottclkeu, S. C. 'lt'u called
Fflcciric Bitters, and comes in 50 cent
button. it hrenku up a case of chitin
or a bliious atack in almost no tinge;
and it puts yellow jaundice clean out
oi committalou." This great tonic medr
icine and blood purifier given quick re-
lief in all stomach, liver and kidney
complaints and llm misery of lame
back. Sold tinder guarantee at F. ii.i
.anter's drug atom. ' 0'
Pills ior conntb
. n
an to the Japanese. What the subjects ~. May. mien with new hum
of the mikallo do with the queer pro- 9‘ 't" 'Egfimlc’fi’w ,
I , ’ - p -
duct. 0. Pachlngiown la a mystery, but ' mum-.médflzfdfldth'a’h;
they use great quantitieu‘and are wiil- Sfllfll'llilllEfilSlSEVEllililiillf
ing tmpay nimout any price demanded . ,
for them. The report 0!, the Motown,
which has been kept at trade necret no
Attendance all hours day out! night.
for as this city is concerned, contest ~ ‘ *
from the (imitation Trade Commisaitmv FREDK, H. GflflUNG
er at Yokohama. lie says one big Chi‘
cago firm sold its output to th-1 .lapan- UNDERTA KER.
cue {0" "4'9" 3 pound and 'h‘" the Flint-ml Parlors in (Jouucction. l
importer retails-d his pl‘oGuct tor $99.60
a pound. in order to discover the val»
no of its product the, firm inoronut'd
its price steadily, but. thc Japaneun con.
tinued to buy all the gall storms llwy
could produce. _
Lady Attendant. Tel, not.’
will”! and Health-tire, I
84 30. MAIN ST" SOUTH NONWALK
CHIROPRACTIC?
l
Tuaurw SCIENCE ‘ E
or ammo. ;
it removes the cause at your nick“
peas and incrcaacs the
pulses, and you get well.
94 EAST WAGHINQTON STREET,
' South Norwaik, Conn.
RANK FOOLiSHNlSB.
"When uttuckcddiy a cough or n
cold, or when your throat its store. it in
rank foolinhncsu to take any other
medicine than Dr. King's New Discow
cry," says C, 0, Eldridge. oi Empire.
60. "i have used New Dine-ovary acv‘
on years and i know it in the bent rem.
cdy on earth tor coughs and colds.
croup, and all throat and lung troubles,
My children are subject to croup, but
New Dirtcovery quickly cum ever
brain int: i
lit”
. It will not interfere with
w you sailor it y . ,
no”
. no
udthemaclveawtihmyhmrem‘ . item .
o. 1 will explain a aim is home wide
in It... . . . ,.
lawn: own locality whqltm pd viii
1! urn till m—n‘l dine.
. y and Saturday .Evcnlny.
'Jtttttntt
l.
1‘ vomit. Wot. may be hurl now betmc the iiprlhx
ttrariet really ,
.. chatter buy. early.
VJ. M.
.t ,
m
or ”at
s
iro-
ll _ fin
m. h.
.Wl‘ic Wm...
”continue womanly
up: 1 our!
9 W
rn , i I'm sand
with. «stimulant thus
an “hype. Every woman
“yr-v You must an
w ,
circuit kayo it. ml
at
)
=31 Puniulo’r’irmuiullm‘t'louln. , .
I t . l
nan all
tho im- tmdoy’s "mt isyotm.
Address ‘ “
Rom Dam. hid" ll. 8. l.
u-.......__-.. m... ~...—........ _,_.,_~ w.
WALSl-PJURORO STiLL OUT.
CHICAGO, Jun, t7.-The Jurors in
tho Watch trial had given no indication
of huviuu reached it verdict at noon
today. a,
intranet J“
Oil. units.
We have .1 low (iii licatcra left
which we wish to cl so out. For
one. wruL: only we .WanlffGl' them
at 1hr following opt-rial prices:
Perfection Oil‘Hcatcr ,
‘ regular $4.95 for $4.45
Perfection Oil Heater , , ,
regular $4.65 for $4.15
Perfection Oil Heater . ., ,
regular $3.50 for $3.00
We also have a few SILVER
Oil Heaters tit-ft which we will,
tit-lli for $2.25. This sale is lint-
tim . '
r
I
plumbers are
chanics, honest and rptiah a;
Horace” R“. I
council tram-awn war on.
idling g" “it y .
in roost-limo l
6 Solid. Drains
d numbcr oi will entitle" bargains
upon] -. The, who our
1:
Layton 8t 00.,”
“ "WW“
5 RAH-"0‘0 AVINUE.
‘ a , V. . ‘
should be eénipven imp s dainty
snow white, one piece “Standard” Por-
celain Enameled va
Have yon‘over p 'to consider
how delightfully conveninet it would
he to have hot andcold running water
in your dressing
too,
the high; degree.“ condor!» .
D. m, i Pl' ., “.2. 00h
l“as ,.lts§’:retl¢nce would-sliced you
We willpladly note you _ Our
ltflctiy «unman-
ash,
.. .4.
liSlitt~ '
man new ,YORKWRWEAL noun.
For years this Company has paid
climb.» its
' l my “iii new
um "I'm" ,1 l', i...
dollars-pithy ”Null! , .
MEET! NEARIIYJBMMM.
investments at train ratio; to ricotta
accepted. participating, in earnings
from detect-receipt. , '
a card will on: youth literature,
I? I Wfliliiii “1.877137,” ”t J '
n. Lcoaunu, General out. »
10 South Mainstream .
F. A. tithe",- .
The Only comptm Honscfurnlshlng
' Storm"! the City! ’ ,
con. man mo. wau. critters
uoawaut.~couu. \/
l.
You reap a twol’old
benefit if you buy a
winter suit or overcoat
now.‘
my.
You have the use at
it for both this winter
and next, and-,4
You save from $4 to
' lib—the amount Wt! have
lain-n oi! usual prices.
'l‘hcy belong to "broken
loin." which explains.
————
Open Monday, ,wzouesolw
,/
./
,t
It
attack." Known tip: world over as the
King of throat, and lung rcmcdlrre. fluid.
under guarantee at I". ll. liaxter’u
Drug Store. We and $1.00. Trial bol-
tle tree. , ”
SECRETARY BARTOW BETTER.
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ornamental.
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Your Walls
That pleased you ever since we put
them on. Any more "Kilns. to be pro
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Crockery. Glauewsre, lltmaefurniah—
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:Japsma China in Cups, Sattcers,
i’lates, etc.
Painted Supplies. .
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