‘ mid has boon made under his our»
aim! supervision since. its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
. humans and “JIIst-IIs-Ion-d” are but;
‘ Mlle with and ondangor the health. 1'
Experience ugctnst: Experiment.
yam-ups. It: 15‘ Pleasant. if:
lionphins not other Horcotic
ntno. It'doatroys Worms
0; cums ”2111'?!le and Wind
Troubles, euros GInIstlthon
‘ . Ditties the’Foo’d, regulation the
. outgoing healthy and nwtlllal' sloop.
.Tb‘e mam. Wes-773m mother’s Friend.
mum: CASWRIA AuwAvs
assaults. gimme or
4L
ii Hint You lthilI‘nys Bil
In Use For Over 30 Years.
"Wu-v. n man» out“. tam mu m
I
MORE RAILROADS COMBINED.
ClllCAtiO, Nov. 27.-——()tiiciul au-
nouncement is made. of the consolida-
tion under one management of the (thi-
cngo & Alton. and the Toledo. St. Lou-
is & Western (Clover Leaf) roads with
the Minneapolis & St. Louis and the,
Iowa Control mods. 'l‘hc announce-
ment comes in tho form of nppolnb
ment of officers with jurisdiction over
all four roads.
I’BMALLPOX I‘N..5TAMFORD. ,.
WMJJ’OX. Nov 27. wlaeo hem
axed 1:7. who arrived a week ago from
Italy.‘ was sent to the. pest limiso yes-
tetdny ill with smallpox. supposedly.
6: had slept with his father during
he past week and while complaining
b! fooling ill had not received Inodltnl
aid. The lad had many visitors and
the development of his case has cr-eat
compile a stir unions the blends of
t , totally. The house has been. our
_______._..._.,._.
TO CURE A COLD tN ONE DAY
’l‘IIlIII LAXATIVE IlROMO Qululnc
'l‘nlilIIis. lirurzglsts rcfnnd money II
it fails to cure. III. W. GROVE‘S sig-
nature in on cuch box. 25c.
JOHNSON MOVES TO CHICAGO.
GALVESTON. Texas. Nov.
Jack Johnson's mother and llit‘llliit‘il‘fl
of his lumily ycsterdny departed for
Chicago. to make their future home
with the champion in the pl'tipt'l‘l)’ he
recently bought with his winnings in
hit: ring battles. Johnson wus born
here and for yours has claimed (lul
\‘t‘blflll as his home.
"j'lt‘u/ “2‘3. 2" I' ‘
VERY LITTLE
Mr. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
SIGN for
There
cough or cold resulting in. pncumonlu
your 5...”. and mm“, win or consumption after Foley's Honey
down. We mm“. ”mm. all “up“. and and TM bus lchI taken. as it will stop
ill y 831‘]. THE GOODS! your IIIquiI IIIIII hrcult up your cold
ry a small Sill." for n stiiric‘rwtlic II‘IIIIIIIIy. “close any hot tho gIIIIuiIIc
Increase in your business will causc “‘flf‘y“ “”9” "I“, T” in “ poilnw
you to ordar larger 0““. IIIII lIIIuII. ( IIntIItits no‘ opinion and In
sale and sure. .llriduc- Pharmacy and
i”. ii. Buxlor. . 0
'l‘lm‘l'toed & Volk Elbdtricsl Go
80 WABHINGTON STREET,
- ”howl?“
CityNationai Bank
IOUTH sonwatu, cons.
TitANsAcI-s A aaIIIIIIIAL aAuIImo
susmsso
aurplusamt Profits
019nm miooom
C!!! Dlposit Ion-:8“ .8 anti up" your
. IDWIN H. MATHEWION. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. tot ViowPI‘u.
'flDEHlOK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice
. Ops.
WILFHED IODWELL, Calhllr
DIRECTOR.
I; M. Mltlwvtdfli Honry tumour
John H. Knapp Bamual Grumman
I MIMI I. Marvin .l. Wallaco- Marvin
Christian mm John H. Light
Prod H. Rowan
III 3 [MRS :qu
.-.“...— .....-
lN BOTH STYLE AND QUALITY
The Raléion'
Shoe
HA3 ESTABLISHED ITsELF As A
LEADER mono MEN.
Prim-$4.00
Ammu. ,
A larger and more complete
ll
7. I linen!”
Carvers
ms EVIlIl across
with In In:
~de Shoesh'l‘iiat Fit
' The Story of the Si)
Choir hymn. unaccompanied
. UosiludcmMan-h it; C ........ bowls“
, BloIlts.
‘ pastm will picuch on The Fuchanttfll
‘lllllllltl in the l’ictuies fioin Pilgrim's
is no case on record of It ‘
91—“
i
First unwind“: phi Church.
tooth Narnia. luv. limit Mull
.i’aitcr. pastormiizlii a. m. Sunday
homing class led by Brother
mod;10:80 II III., sermon, The
win at Loyalty; 7 p m.. tho pastori
sill prmli ills first motion of tho
Ibrlos. Elva Short Stories. subject.
Who Host-Ii
Well. solo by Miss ichardson Add
other special music; Bible school at
its III., the 5::qu Bible class meets
a the and! m and all men are in-
:itcd to sttéud‘} Epwmth lasagna ii p.
‘I., subject. A stins‘nce and Strength,
IIIIdcrs Mrs. A. W. Smith and Mrs.
.Villinm O'Jliu‘n. The following is the
music for the day:
Morning.
l‘roludowlillovntion Imieburc-Wcly
tuthsInv-«II‘or All the Saints .. Shelley
‘itIIUIIIn‘I—«Fathor Keep Us in ’l‘hy
Cure ...................... Hodges
; _ Evening.
. "I'eludu ...................... 'i‘ours
‘ \IIthoII‘ImPrniso the hurt]. 0 My
Soul .................. llarkor
'IIntralto golow—Tho Shades of Night
Arc Softly Falling ........ Locomc
' Miss Richardson. .
. iinvons’
Norwnlk Methodist (lumen, Frank
,1). 't‘oIrIIy. ii!ltll()l'—~Mtlllllng womhlp,
10:30. SIijIIct of scimon
iI) Inning sorIviI: I»
Stumbling
7: Hit) the
Progress. Sunday
meeting. 9.:30, led by lI‘. ll. lledicnt;
Sunday school, 12:05 )1. In.; Epwortb‘
'icvoticnnl service, 6:30 p. m.. the. sub-y
sort is Abstinence and Strength. and
1b.» leudcrs, Miss Sarah lI‘ltclI and Mrs.
Ado llyiutzton. 'I‘IIIIsdIIy. 7:15 p. m..
class meeting. led by II‘. '1‘. lluscoc.
Wednesday. 3 p. In, LadiI‘Is‘ Aid at tho
pursouuge. Wednesday. ii p. III.. of-
Ill'llll board meeting. Thursday. 7:45
p. III. pruycr meeting. subject. Tho
Cure for Sollinhnoss. Friday. 32.70 p.
It... Junior League. led by Miss E. M.
Ford.
Knight Sircct A. M. ii). Church. Rev.
S. H. V. (iqubs. pastor IIIII l‘rcuchlng IIt
morning close
ll n. In.: Snbbuth school at it: m.; 'Y.
P. s t‘. E. III 72.70 p. III.: preaching at
S p. ill. The puslor wul ill‘t‘ltt‘ll IIi both
services.
CONGREGA‘TIONAL.
'I‘IIII, South NorwuiiI Congregational
t‘burch. Charles S. Mucl'arlztnd. pas
':Ir-~l\lornlnu service at 10:30 It. III..
at which the sermon will he preached
b) Ile pastor. The llible school. In»
eluding the young men‘s department
and the young womon's IlI-purtmcui.
will Inoui at, it! o'clock. Al the Mcn'n
Christian Inquiry Club the subject will
‘Ic lniornutiuml Movomonts, the (“8‘
cussiou in be opened by (‘hurlsg it.
Jennings The Women's (‘hrlatlnu in-
Iliil’i' cli'li IIII‘IIiII ill the some hour. At
tiic Sunday Evening institute. whose
IIIusicnl program begins at 7:20, the
speaker will he Rev. l"l'tltll‘l'it‘.k Lynch.
Subject. The New Social Conscious.
ness, The music. at thI morning ser—
vice will be us Iollnns: C
l‘I'IIluIlII-«Elevation ......... llutisiII
.\ntlII-In-~l.IIt ilIII i‘eople I‘ruisc
Thee ...................... (‘ni‘icr
(memory, dIIIIt. tenor and soprano ~
Lore illi'tnc ............... Sluiucr
l’oniludw» March Flinn Atiinilc. ...
Mundolssolin
Church, Nor-
First (‘IInngIgutioiinl
.... A... .4 A .....-...... ...—... «...-..
Cadillac
In...» ‘
Expert opinion in t'i‘l‘l‘)‘ com-
munity has cryslsllzcd llIIIIlf
Into what has become u couuuou
plirnsom I'opIInleIl it hundred
times It dny—-“'l‘|III (‘IIIllllnc
Thirty is the host automobile
value ohtuiimblc.” .
Wheret'cr and \\’llt‘lit‘\'t‘l' )tlll
llt‘ilr tiIII (ludilluc 'i‘lIlIty dis
cussed you will hear the word '
VALVE used luimcdiutrly allot.
i’iti l'I‘ NOW. Order the, lino .
mmlIIl from
i. I. lillllilll.i In;
All! NT.
39‘Wdl Street. Norwallt
... m 1“". .4... “4L.
“We Repair Radio
6 Institutional:
Tides ‘SIIIIII. For on
Ite- Igor more»;
j. . 1M. not... I. no .
(Incest-cannot
‘lns‘lifdnde and Real
Estate
Hill ‘2’“
. t‘
wat-
hill, sum pagtiorwlintflv
I one: to. Arms Its in
Afitfi; Anna-Ital; school goats ‘in
t I! .m.;~ will we
Tillie Ititudy III II ladien‘ parlor it
l8. tap m..ltudlsltnthlhookafthl
mm... in the light of madam l«pinch
In; norvioo at 7:80
gm s‘hvonth in tho ”rigs. Truth on all
rror [a Gilli-ti an More.” "Filo
*Qliiintlun fiddly.
(til Mocbidb.“ ’72..“
taunting Wédnmay'e
EMMY! V4" "
ail 7 2.270 the [titular
zfli‘ut'idsy svlnins
will give hi! monthly itilk ‘l‘n Bible
Chatactorn subjt'ct. Joan the General.
Church pravar service Thursday sve
ning uttl kt! about the ‘Bibie. The
Story of Ruth. ‘
The. following music will be render
ed at the First Church. Norwalk to-
IYIOI‘I‘OWI
Morning.
l’I'olIIdcw—Ilnrcnroile ‘ln‘B Flat
. W. FnIIliIIla:
louutrnlto solo—«Come Yo Blessed;
from The Holy City A. R. Gaul
ileztpnnso~0 Lord. Most Holy
F‘. Alli
Qiiurlct-ConIe lloly Spiilt. Calm MV’
llouit ............. W. A. Mowlnu‘tf
l’ostludcwtimnd Chooui in A .
Theo. Salome
I
Evenln.
PIolIIde~--ItilIIgI'.II.tto mu Symphony
in it Flat ................ .l. Hnydn
Qunriutw Even Me ..... .l. C. WIII-Ien
l’IIstlIiIlI,~~—Fostlvnl Moich in F
Stanley '1‘. llclff
I£MOOPAL.
Trinity Church first Sunday in Ad-
VQlll-fiReV. Dr. A. P. (trial will have
charm ‘of both morning and eveniniz
.Icrvlcc. Morning service Ill 10:30:
Sunday school at 12 o‘clock: evening
‘scrvlce III 7 n’.clnck instead of i”: 30.
The Junlm Auxiliary will. moot on
Wednesday slicinoon st 2: 15 The
'iirls‘ lI‘rlIIIIIily Society on 'I‘hurs’dny
evening in Sunday school room.
Iirace Church. tho itcv. :1. Benton
WIII-Imr, rector. the first Sunday in
Atlvt‘nl‘w’l‘lll' first celebration of the
Holy Communion III 8 o'clock: the soc-
'llltl celebration ol lilt‘ lloly Commu-
nion and sermon at 10:30; Sunday
school Ill noon; «Ironing prayer nnd
sermon ut Broad River a 3; rector's
young men's clnss at. it p. In.: cvonlng
prayer and sermon at 7:30 p. In.
Christ t‘hurch, l-Insi Norwalk. NIW.
l. llyplln Brown. rcctoi'. ilIII first Sun-
day in Advent-wSunda) school, 91.70 II.
III.; morning prayer and sermon. 10:30
II. III.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
II‘l'I'st (‘lIrlsllnn SciIIncII Rociciy, of
Nt‘i‘Wllllt"'Ri‘gllilli‘ Sundar servicon IIl
tho reading room. Masonic, building, at
it n. In, Suhicct, Novombcr 28th,
Ancient and Modern Nccrmnonci'; or.
MesIuIII-ism and lirpuotism. 'l‘estl.
uIIIny meeting. Vi'edncsdur at it p ill.
To both servlcos the public is cordial-
i_\ and frniernnllr Invited. lloiidtmz
room open In the public I-nrh week
Iluy afternoon from 2 5 to 4:30.
SALVATION ARMY.
Salvation .Army»« pcclsi mention
all day Sundh) lilil nous meeting at
i1 II. to; Christian prulso mention. 2
p. In: Similar school, I p. In; revival
service at 8 p, III ,All his cordinlly
invited.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Snedlsh Lutherun Church. Studont
Fi'iitis Erlcnsnn SIIrIIlI-IIII every Sim.
day night at s o'clock in the chapel in
North Muin sircci Sunday school at
7 o'clock. All Scandinavians arc
’ cordially invited.
CHRISTIAN lNDUSTRIAL LEAGUE.
...—q...
Rev. F. 0. Walter and Eugene Weath-
crwu Address the Members.
The (‘hrisiiuu Industrial League of
the First Mt‘lliiltlirl (‘linrch held u hus-
lIIIIss and social .‘Il‘NRllln at the church
purlors lust I‘I'IIIIIIIII, which proved a
\‘t'l’y tinioi‘ahlc ntluii'. AfiIIr the bust
IIIIss IIiIIIItinII. II bountiful rcpnst tor
the inner than “as scrvcd and was
hcurlli)‘ l‘llll'l‘t‘il lulu,
I‘Iiulor F. l). \i‘ultIIr was then IIIIIIIII
muster of t’l'l'l‘llltllllt‘ti, und nitcr ll imi‘
well chosen remarks introduccd lIIu-
lit‘uc Wenthcrwnx. who addressed the
numbers on the unity of IIIIIII for
the successful carrying on of the work
of Christ. IIIIII for the betterment oi
the home and the church
”...”. .. rMW...
TOBACCO CHOP.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 21."“Mill"‘
than 150,000,000 pounds ol cigar tonne-
IIo and nearly four times that quantity
of other types of tobacco won urowu
on tho Untied Nutcsdn ”Oil. accord-
imi to n bIIlIIItiII insured by the ”apart-
ment of Aartouiiura today. Kflnflltilt)‘
iIIIIdII IIIi tho status in tobacco grow
but. mount-Jug more than one third at
the citip of thI country, tlltd «bout
constant or tho IIniirII crop of tho
world. Wbllo mum tutmIIIIo in mouth»
in almost IIvc stoic, loss than
II pct cent. of that country's crop in
mwu III-Into! the Mississippi riIIIr
ioxuir‘hdlng "in only tmnIIIMlnaimdpa
m IIIIIIII Ith which tho industry :qu
nnlnod much humiliation: '
children c‘Iry
fall Flfiflitii's
C A S TD R i A
MW
HiocmsI cusw A‘r' IOU‘IIIHAMII
' ITO": '
stitiruAnII'IIou hug.
'liho mm or Eugene ns' yacht
Wirunn whiIh wus rc‘cenfi} worked
of tho Inland til iridium rived here
today with tbs pilot: or tho mp.
taut who in coma lulu tbs victim
otl‘m wreck in the hope that moon
the vulunbles about-Ii may be restored.
wanna-b
KILIO IV A TAXIGA‘.
GHIGAQO, Nov. :7.-Jsmas How
old. tor may your accrctnrr Iii tho
Wu‘shlunton Park Id; died today
I‘tom injuries he summon Wodncndnc
Ilium lit! was utruoit in: It taticnb lib:
“mm who mm known in molar
NOV. 27.” -
Its mountains was".
. 331’ the countrygtiwr, VIII 60 wars‘
i
am“ a".
“:3 l
tit: whole Iyatcm’ Is off the key
*hwmh‘um. barrels slug-
,okin sullow
and “the cy ca (I" You cannot
be right again plutil the cause
of the trouble to removed. Cor-
rect the flow, of bilernd n,
stimpia c .t l .:
the bile remedy that issafc to
use and convenient to take.
A dose or two will relieve the
nausea and dizziness, operate
the bowels. carry new life to
the blood. clear the head and
improve the digestion.
’l‘lzcsc old family pills are the
natural remedy Ir hiiioua
complaints and quickly help
the war to
Strike the Key-
note ot Health
Dold Everywhue. Inboaaarlk. one 85:.
.. .... ... ...”.-. ....
Pillilll lllliillllll
MUSIC HALL. MONDAY.
Or the many pantomime novelties
which have found their way into tho
foremost vaudeville theatres during
this season, none has created morc
furorc than that much tnlked about
Spanish sensutlon, ""i'bII Dancer and
the Toreador.“ It is enacted by Lu
Estonia, considered to he the pearl
of Andnlmdn. thul part of sunny Spain
which is famous for its beautiful wo-
mIIn. and Sonor (juroin. a former bull
lighter of prominence. who in his own
country enjoys the reputation of ll‘.‘-
in: one of its most charactcrtsiit:
dunocrs. The plot for the ciovor pun
tomlmo has been taken from on uctuai
occurrence ncIIr Malngn. ll few years
ugo, the principal facts of which have
been compiled by Senor Garcia in thta
following description. which to prom
ticnlly ilil illustration of the highly
artistic dancing specialty offered by
Lu Estonia. in which he assists her:
".ionlousy of II professional dancer me
Isis botwoon two hull lighters, a quor-
rel takes place. the. loss tutored one
mortally stubs his l'h'ili. lie escapes.
The cause or the duel. fearing her
swentheart dead. rushes from tho
Iboatrc. nweminx revamps. In It blind.
In: storm and gains admission to the
murderer' s home. He unsuspiciuus of
Mr mission, olfcrs wine and tries to
make love to nor. An attempt to ob-
tain his dagger falls. Mnddoued by
her bIquty lu- ombrucos the, dancer.
but is repelled Shc lhcn dances in
It style that has set anln iiiikllii‘ itrI
dances with her and in his mad treaty
to possum; lIcr lIII titles to overpower
thI girl. The donor is then eximsed.
which she seizes, killing him. thus
ttvenglnx her lover nod also protecting
hcr honor." Edward Keogh & (in,
III a comedy not. “Ambition"; (Earl
Nellson'u aerial ballot of sovou houn-
liful girls firing ihrouuh ilIII llil‘ IIII-i
under the sen, ll sensational spectacu-
lur IIlIIclrlcal act: the tun AInIIrlc-Iu
Macks. in II funni- knockahout comcdy;
Louis t‘arcrr and Kitty Rose, eccen-
tric comedians; the Le Moulluuuus.
the opcrulic four, will IIIIIkII this tillt‘
of the Illtcst shown ever seen ln‘lown.
-..—......d
RED CROSS STAMPS.
y.
Mililo‘ns qu Go Through the MIII
Next Week.
The first supply of lied t‘ross (‘iII‘ist-
Inns Mumps, L‘Iltlaititi. has hIIIIiI I'l'f‘t‘ht‘ll
by the AllllI'l‘llllI‘l(‘lllthlN Association.
and “ill be placed on mile in this city
and throughout the country about Dc» ‘
('I‘lllllm‘ i.
It is now ”to custom of lIIIslIIIIss
houses. social und fruicruni organiza-
lions. prolcsslmtul nit-n. and the Iron-
IIIIiIl public. to use. those stamps on
lIIiiIII's, lilit‘llltht uiid t‘lirlIIitnIIs gifts.
throughout the month of liIIcIIIubI-I'.
not only for their ntlrncilrc lililit'lll"
noon and "III hearty [rantings they
carry. but for tho bottur IIIIIIIIIIII. that
tho ‘l‘OI‘l‘llilH from the unit» of than
stumps go into the loud lm- "it! Imp-
prcsalou of tubIIIIIIutIaIis, and every
stamp sold in It bullet in tho fight
against the wbiitI pinpno.
'l‘htounhoui the murmur of out im
hunt Not-walk. IIuIl olauwimm as will
be sinicd inior. on Vt'odnmn‘lny. Iineomi
“(W l. the. solo to cnmliiuu until (titer?
illt.‘ holidays.
ADVII'TIUID Elm“
Below is It list or iottora remaining:
uncaliod for ‘tha “inciting pout dill
2.
Herbert Townsend
Herman liuhnar
in. it. cnown. P: M.
N‘GI‘WIIR.
Mm. hlnzlo liotiltiii.
Mrs. liatltor A. myor. Ilt‘.
Mo . Mona.
(innit.
Adults
min in Nnrvmltt Knuth NorwIIiiI. and ‘
......tntiiup.
8% MW
he, M Read Co.
Estabhsbcd 185 7.
lif‘b'.
One llress Goods Item
of Tempting Value.
Diagonal Suitings. W II have n beautiful line of them. ' '
quite new and fresh goods but we think out stock Is a little
too heavy for this season so Vt c make a cut of 25c on a yard.
Street shades. dark raisin brown, egg plant. olitc green
and navy blue. Whole pieces and portions of pieces. ii
54 inches wide, at $1.25 a yard. ‘9
worth regularly $1.50. 1
k
Colored Dress (joods Suction.
Neckwear
Exclusivq Styles‘for Holiday Buying.
An assortment fascinating in its variety and Ilaiutincss
is ready for choosing.
Embroidered Croats. Tabs, Choux and Jabots. long and
short, of exquisite fashion.
Piastrons. Collars and Cufl‘5' III sets Coat Sets of Irish
and V cnctian Lute and Ii IuhroiIlI-ch Linen.
Tailored Fancies, Linen Embroidered Collars, Ascots
and Bows of lawn and silk.
‘1
A ..
Ii
Prices from 25c up.
Scarves for evening wear. of mousseline or lacc uct.
Beautiful effects in gold eInhroidcrcd designs on black
or com not. ‘
Beaded'Scarvcs, gold or silver on light colors. '
Persian Silk, and plain silk with fringed ends.
Women's Ncckwcar Section.
The Exhibit of Sheffield Plate
The articles in our collection are copies of Antique
Sheffield Plate, of the highest grade rolled sihcr on copper.
”.lhcrc arc Round or (iv'Il [tats tompotcs Small Plates.
Ica Service.. [on LaIIIiIcs, tracker and Cheese Dishes:
Covcrod \Infim llishcs and Hot Water Kettles
T-
[he pleasure of giI-ing III f‘t“'t(‘l\ ing one of these Sheffield
pictu \Iill bc iucII-ased b) the kuoultdgc that it will giou
iii \IIlIIc \Iith the years.
in thc China Store. lowor floor.
M
The D. M. Read Co.
Cold weaihcr Items
UNDERWEAR
CHILDREN‘S VESTS AND PANTS at .......................... '256
Also Better Grudos.
LADIES VESTB AND PANTS t ................... . .......... 250
Also at 50c. 76c and $1.00.
limits liNiiE‘ltSill'll‘I‘S‘AND‘DRAWERS .II .............. ... . . . .50a
Also at 76c and $1.00.
Ladies’ ,and Children's Gloves andeittens
Km GLOVES at ................................... '. ...... $1.00
Light itnd llcuvv.
(luminosities. trip on I)» ~ Blankets, 49c to 37.90
A. Drokorman & Son
84 Washington St, South Norv‘ialk
ram III.
”Midi. " “Iii
floss til "Til. i‘lt‘lllrw'lllitrflflrn
thought to ham lit-on oIIItucoIIdlary or-
igin. was dinwvnrsd on the root of
tho scrap how and was Intim- snob
hondwny that the «nurtures or tho com-
till drngnlnts mm mumps win no on ‘9‘“? NW“ “N ”m“ ”“2" ”mm“ vans. were unable to fitment its con-
tain mt: AT‘"NIA‘N‘rIc.
W
Oil and Mann company luatain a
Loss of $10,000.
Nov 27 ”Fire ontlv to-
NIANTIC
.Il’l
lilo »I until thoot . l...
M Guano onto an
...... ......- “ .... A
..-... .M».-W.W.......w .
IDEAL OUTINGS mom“
stuns anti REST
omnerIququ-I an Isms To ow eoisr cookout
01:10....DQMIN10N MINE
. IN I. HR“ mm;
was for the mask. 3 ‘ ‘ ",2 W 'J" i
:uston . i n g rims-
tle. ii ' ‘ inmm'ii'sulfln‘i? ‘22 00
Pbihtfio rt within span a. .
warms Unitarilii‘mu‘r imp 6mm.
Ivory day sitcom strain in. III.. arriving
1nutrition. flaunt Home 1:05? dull,
“mt
Ifllcihgh.m:fi¥,a‘: IN“ a: Ill)
2d. North ltivor. fool III lieacli st.
mp VOH iLLUUV'HYATFQ PAMI’HLKT.
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