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“The Bowl The Serviiiil no no Mn"
'f'he Ndveity of the Bench
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Operlttic Offering
Byrns '8: Swalileld
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Prof Dartou‘
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NEXT WEEK BACK TO VAUDE.
VILLE MAY 25.
BASE BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
MEADOW STREET.
Next Genie, Saturday. May 28th.
NORWALKS
WIIIII IIIIIIIIEIIS
GAME CALLED 8: 30 -
ADMISSION -25 CENTS
aovd unlike la “Add. to come
. Grand Gland liga- to Ladiu.
MEMORIAL DAY
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
Manhattan College
lIIIIi‘I ”IIa. ........ ...10 so
Aaltltoota oAna. .:a so
Iddhhlw'e
HARTFORD GIRL SUICIDIQ.
HARTFORI) May 23 ”Disappoint-
ma t in love In supported to him: led
to“ 0 tire in den by aulcide, Batur
.10 M II Minue Aeng’el aged [7
years. So determined won this girl to
her life. that alter partaking oi
bollc Idold line in supported to have
riled hor anmacb with n his needle.
Hired with her stiller at 20- Wor-
aireut. and was employed in it
‘ a. one we: hurried to the hoopl-
but only lived a abort time. The,
:iII’d parentadu'e dead. but she is our
vived by several sisters and brothers.
,.. couara 10 at: way.
The two part- of the civil superior
will be busy thin week Judlo
Meal-r will resume the.
ill the educational Hail divorce?
can oni'l'iiaodey. while Judge Howard}!
J. flotilla will re further than to the
action [Infill out or the county doth-
uliiaioaars and the action broiled: of
Joint J Nichols aaalnat noun or Ni-
[chute are down for hearing today. ‘
ii’liut'rt' Intuit I
8'l‘llillIB PlilPilOiTlilll
(Continued front Firm Page.)
for in judgment. In the first. inning
witch they scored, their roll was earn-
ed all right. according to the. mine of
scoring, but even the nearing rulea hold
him completely to blame for the otllel
run in the eighth. two errors being
charged up to him during the trance
Reilly bed on oifduy. evldoniiy. Sat-
urday and the tan» were in a charitable
mood, for it was remembered that the
little iiridgellortol' hammered out a
home run the week before in the game
witit the Yale Second team. lie will
be dilly forgiven it there is no further
repetition of Saturday's performance,
Pitching honors were uncut even,
Will and Morriu heink very nicell
paired in all departments. it anything.
Volk bad it by a shade on the New
Yorker, allowing but three hits to tilt
latter'u live. in the Illlli. inning when
the McNulty ludu got two of lhoIr IIIIB
it looked on if they were to solve Volk‘ n
delivery. but that was not to be. it
took them all of the other eight in-
nlnzu to get their third hit.
The strikeouts and free Dundee of
each were identical in number and u
twobaae hit. won secured of! the deliv-
ery of each. Willi equal support on
ouch aide. the allure miltht huvo been
tied for u. long time.
After Swallow. the first man up for
the vialiortl. had died a comparatively
early death at first, bowling made IIIil
twoaaoit swipe into lett held. gointt
to third on flurriaou's out and home
on a single to left by Wrestler. in tha-
eighth. ileiiiy fumbled lxlwiing’u
grounder. bowling went to second
when Harrison not a bone on Dalia And
all oi the way home when Reilly drop
bod Demeter”: tiy back at he inholo
though he made quite a too try tor It
The hope: of the fault wore rallied
to a high pitch in the last half of the
inning. when the Norwallill scored. lla
via hit to right iield. 'l‘bia yarn him
credit for a single, but the holder band
ted the ball so poorly that. Davis went,
to wound. Then Patsy Cunningham.
who in noted an a pinch hitter. drovo
runner.
The score:
“IIIDl‘ndoil that Were a tilt
' but they have considerdille respect for
it
. lion to hit the ball on the nose.
lilo ball into outlier iii-iii. tutoring tho I
“ Wild builds hominid;
not? ‘
i103 oboe t 0~1
Rio... 0 0 o 0 l ilw-ii
F” ..., 2, You Tilt.) ..
toot
ruck Min-LIMVOIII “ll. by Morris “i
it by pitchew—Sivlitaoa.
lillitmus on build—41m Valli 8. at! Mon
‘ Lilmpire~lirdilit Mdione.
'I «hail Done.
Next Shibrii '9 Norwuita will
Dlavtlle titled”: A rhurylulinpe h,ndont
team at Autumnal; Patio vialt-
our will probably draw a illflT or wd.
Home of the Inna thou. t Umpire
Intuit Malone gave two or three do
diatom on billi- and “tidal” turdal'
color.
Ille ump re'a Way or doll" bu then
He koe' the iodine strictly on t a job
11 the matter or the game's etiquette
and works as if he know his lob. 1th
he was umpirihg from back or the
pilehel” 8 box;
Find hence no excuse for
not giving in
liable decidIona as to
j whether a ball is blah or low Then
again the umpire'o eye might have
been more accurate than those at the
lens. There in no toilet-in between
the loninaa' hatreaiwith alone and
he calls ottt hilt deciaitiul'l in a voice
that can be heard all around the field.
't‘he‘ McNulty Brethera. whose team
played the Norwalka aurdilr. are his
contractors to New or One of the
jobs the firm in realised in its the
construction of the new (tunable store
‘ in Sixth avenue. near the intersection
with Broadway. 7 The ,toam has its
Own held at l-lilth street
Reilly. Who plays shortstop for the
Norwoiks would rather play the game
than out even it he did fall down a
little Saturday. He is a druuiat and
I”? store of his own at Iiiack Rock
in ridgeport
it wait a relief to the fans who take
some interest in scoring. to find Bat.
urday that the ilueupu on the acute
cattle that are distributed at the games
irere practically correct. only. 0.00
change being necessary. Dooley was
down to pitch tor the vlaitors. where-
R8 Morris officiated.
'3 Littio nnappier work while at bat
011 the part or some orthe Norwallts'
1f the boys out in every ounce of ambi~
_ One
player. however. allied Saturday on it
he was under the spell of the comet.
But The antral vagrant in now rapidly
moving in the oppoeito direction trout
the earth and the player In question
will probably not be thus dlttttlrbed
next. week.
Kerr has a writing gmd arm in
throwing down to aeound. and Seaman,
of the McNuity team. runs him neck
and neck for the some honors. Sen
than, in fact. had more chancea to dirt-
play his prowcsa Saturday out! four
\‘orwulk nt-alllu were the result.
AMERICANS DEFEAT MAYFLOW-
..."
A Batting streak in the Second in-
ning Neta 8lv Rona.
The Mayflower baseball team went
down to defeat Saturday afternoon at
their oval Ill Batu Norwalh. Saturday
afternoon to the Americana. or South
Norwalit. by the name of 9 t0 .7 The
Americans had a big batting atroalt
.n the second inning. when hita meant
runs. They netted alx tallies during
that inning 0n the other hand the
Mathwere had coneldorabie hard
inch in that hits were not forthcom-
ing on several occuiuna when they
tvould have been very uaeftll on ac-
count of the boson being iiiied.
“to oomph-to score of the game.-
Mayflomra.
All it it [’0 A it‘.
llanka, 2t). ......... i 2 0 6 ‘.l 1
North. illl, .......... 4 l l 0 il. l
I“. Keene, ii. ....... 4 ‘1 2 2 i) 0
Webb, cl. .......... 2 0 l 0 0 0
i3. Keene, p. ....... :i ll 0 0 t; 0
Petty. an. ......... I 0 l l 2 i)
Podaelnl. lb. ....... n 0 2 ii 0 l
Fielding. rt, ....... It 0 0 l 0 0
Dimitri. c. .......... l 0 ll 8 4 il
’l‘uiaia ..... * ...... ltd it 7 27 iii 3
Americana
All it it PO A E
Walker. if. ........ 4 2 0 2 0 l
Burke, db. ......... i1 2 3 0 4 0
Friend. of .......... d i 0 0 (I
thiil. c. ........... 4 il 2 4 i 0
Mt‘Kiorllan, ll). 4 0 0 il l i
Haley. Ila. ......... l i l :i 2 u
Dayton, rf. ......... .'l I i it it 0
Mitchell. 2h. ....... 4 l 2 ti 1
Monitor p ...... 'i .. 4 i l I 3
TOIIIII ........... {in it ill 27 ll!
Score by inninml:
Meyliowora ..... 0002000015
Americans ......I B000020t l—«ll
lilarned runu Mnyiiuwer are 2. Anter-
lrana. "
Two-bane hitwllttrke. d
ilueu on bail» Off Monitor 6. off
Keene :l.
Hirllelt out~~iiy Monitor 4. by Keane
lam on haaostayIlowera 12. Am-
orioaou 2
Double play-Naah Hanks and Pod-
Willi.
Hit by pitcherwiiy Meeker it.
First hell. on errorawMayiloweru II
American ll .
bluish baaewi". Keene :i. iiaiay :l.
nlltchali. Podacint
limplmwdohn Ah". Hull.
Attendancewitlo.
”m t
Att. Ammonia won.
M.-
ommo the out tale to a on 0m.
The All Anterior?
d bloated
atron MIRA!“
inlaia y a aeolié of i to "hit
the Col
fore the tenant A at
tilinglla Part? yeaier ea. “may“ a met
In an act: out. It I? lid
to out“ WIRE... ‘IIRIIII hinIlhlt
Connora lit hgdrm Lawson
played cantor old my aooil.
Next Sunday the Colonial: will play
tit-i invert. o ilrldito o’ort on
anon tidy morning th III Iii i to
l
0! the
Norwaiita.
All It ii Ni it It
Cunninghamith. I 0 it it i 0
Reilly.“ .......... I 0 0 I i ii
Karine :I ll 0 it i ll
Neiaon.tll..... ..... ll 0 0 ii 0 l
Ilmttltii.” .......... Ii 0 ii i il 0
.i.McGrdth.lf. ...... 2 0 l 0 ii 0
Canaan. :llt. ........ ll 0 ii :i not
Voitt p ............ :l D 0 0 i [I
Unwind .......... ii i 2 i i ll
Totaln ....... 28 5.1 it‘ 20 11 ii
Mommy Brad.
4 All R H PO A it}
Swanlton. till. ....... it 2 0 0 2 0
Dewitt II.........1 0 2 1 it it
liar ll.cl'......i. ii 0 0 0 0 0
Daimler rt. ......4 ti 1 t it 1
hi ritill ill. ....... 4 0 012 0 0
‘10: an. ......... ii 0 ti ll ii 0
ands-lo. .....4 o o 2 2 o
Surname, ......... ii 0 ii 7 4 ll
Morrlap ..... '3 it It i it 0
Totally ........... all 2 32711 i
{Demeter out. oucanght loin-id ily
which to play the Wilton team. In
the afternoon they will play the neo-
a;
mtIIImflMIlertiIoIIcwiina ' _
decision» in attention were bitten wbiicl
players would help some. though most.-
3' umpire with J. Cook.
; ...toiun 0t nriddiitlort. at scallida
llnl'lte.
Three base Mtfl-filllll‘klr Walker.
Find on bellow-OI! Mitchell it. off
Million 2. oil MoGllli‘ilh.
Struck out—wily Mitchell 0, by Law-
son 1.. ‘
heft on batten ----- All American 9. (lo-
ioriiaitt I. ~
wuil ottco~tucoutru
ruled balls-Waufdr. cit'hih
h‘irat on errors—«All Athericaha 7
Ilflonlnln 1.7
Hit by alienate-Walker, Friend.
stolen boned—JIWeafer. McGuire.
Orin. Monahan. mach, Burke. Meeker.
Friend.
Umpire~0llartotl Lindéberg.
Scorer~lirod i3. Riedeil.
'i'ituoswone hour. 55 minutes.
Attendance-«800.
Iranians dear ‘tlibzilauotnva.
Plenty of Hitting and an Abunddnea
of Rona in This Oalyt‘e.
Both hita and runs than; were to
5m root plenty Saturdnl denim in
arlen when the Barton teem lit the
independents of Norwa'ilt. W on the
carnage came to an end. Darleu was
in the lead with in runa as a alnet
it runs .by tho I’inllorli. The _ enp
of the two team: was as tollowa:
independents—Orin. 2b.; Creagh.
p.; Woofer. In} Arte‘ll, 30.; Jun. Law
auu. 1b.; Monaghan. 88.; Connors. lf.;
Ryan. rt; John Lawson, cf.
lidrlenawllounabury. rt'.; (3. Smith.
it; F. Smith, 30. and .p.: C. Cantrell.
0.; (takes, on; F. Cantrell. an: Medin-
ule, 20.; P. Cantrell, 1b.; Coppiuger,
p.; Finch. 311.
Two-base hita—#lmtluubury, l“. Smith.
it‘. Cantrell. Dalton. Connors. Ryan.
Three-hm billiwli‘. Smith. Struck out
«Hy t‘reugll h. in (‘oppinaer 3 in f»
innings, by smith, 7. In 4 innings. Hits
«Off (oppiuaer 8‘: ins innings; Dar
lens i9. ltltiotiendente l2 h‘rroru-
llnrienn 2 independent: ll.
Next Saturday the Darlene will
play the 0. IT.
Iport. ul llarlert.
K. OF 0. BEAT. WINNIPAUK.
A. hi. team of Bridge
a
Practice Game Played on the Lattar‘a National League |unding.
(trounce. Yaaterddy. P W. L. EC.
to a very fast and lulereatlitg aevenv (‘31:;ng """"" I: ,I: fig
tuning practice e of baseball play i‘inclnnatl """""" ‘5 ii .67?
ed on the “inn palllt grounds yestor- New Y‘otk """ "'16; It '5“
day morning. the Knights of COIlinl Philadelphio """"" 1.; I: ‘500
Illlli newly organized team but the 8, “mm """" 1'. I". ‘500
lWinnlpauke by the score of ii to 8. lloston """"" 10 ,9 .857
Next Saturday afternoon the Knights llrooki _"‘ """""" 9 2‘1“»
at Columbus team will play some to- ) """""" "
cal team and aloe next Sunday morn- Vaatarday’a Remit:
ion. The lineup: . 7. . .. ' , _
K. of C. Winni “n. ”A: 3: hicaao (.hlcago i, lllllndei
M' ”will! "“. """"""" oonnn At illnrillnati~--»i:incinnnti 4. lies-
t.ratche. ~ ‘0“ .i
M. Dowd ............... .Koioham __ . .
Pitcher i Atri-lt, iloniu ilrookiyn 2. St. Louis
I‘llas. Smith ................... liriit '
I-‘irat base.
. - Saturday's Reunite.
Rout. lllliiama .............. Joseph . M . . .
Second hm. 3 Al ilnoinnuti tintlunntl h, iioaton
.Itle McQttillln .......... A. Joseph ' . __ 1 . . . '
Shortstop. 0. At Pittsbutg i lttshula 1. New tori:
Whiter smnhfi'l' dd) """"" Rielly At St. Louis—fit. Louis 4. llrooli’lyn
H “9’ 3 ill) innings).
Tom llorney ............ Mulvoy ______ -.....
Left field.
Jame» llarry .......... Louden TOTAL ECTLéfgivgsmwz MOON
(motor held. » ......
Edward MoAlilotar .. .......... Ryder
Right held. Next‘te Comet it ,Will Ia the Big
William ltice, umpire.
W
outta. is; Giovanni.
Tito Cuba had an my time with the
(‘lovera at the Baxter grounda. yea
terday afternoon. dated them by
the acou- of If» to l. much-n waa
in line form otrikinx GUN“ men. The
The (‘llha chal-
Itonne any team irom 14 to ill yours
of age. .1
Gill Junior-a Win and haul .
'i‘ho Mohegan ..iunlora defeated the
ICE .Jttnioru. yeaterday. by the and o
of to i The ballerina tor the o-
heron Jimhm Wort! Mammy and Bill
oyel .lor t‘ub Juniora. launch and
‘Herrlua. The Mohegan Jualora ehal
tom any team from It) to til years
of “0'. '
I The (‘nb IllllIOl‘tI defeated the Milll'
iroe streets by sincere and to it Ill u
{ IIIII. nix lnnlua date-Jethro”
_ OvarioeIII II‘d‘a Win.
The itowaytiou till
by the Ovoliooii ideoond team by a
acme of ill to l!
watt-Ml
'
lN TH! Hamill.”
Connecticut Lafitte whatrullng.“
New Haven ......‘HIB ii .084
. iitrrttord .iii it .007
Waterbury. . . . . .13 7 .050
ammo .12 7 .m
evennugitdd .. ...... . it 10 .474
VHolyolre . ........... II .868
Northampton ’i It .008
Neililritain. ...... 16 Jill
M
daturday'a Require.
At New novella-«liter: Haven 3.
Bridgeport 2 ill inning!)
At New llritulu-«liarttord 3. New
ilriiain l ~
I At SpiinatlehI—Materhury ll Spring-
“OId 0 I
here: i“. ,.., poi.“
, AllAmaria an. .
*“"".f‘i'hl'!f ‘ H fib A?
I'm-......H. 2 1 0
{In . ;.ii i '1 4'8 it
$75.3. ......... illithilt
amoral” ..... ...:i I 2 A g 3
l.o... ........ .i'tlt
. Riordan, lb I1 0 Ii 0 R
t.8li.....n...... 1 1 0 ii
10“.... ...eoitil .1 0 0
tin. ....... Is It 9 t it o
'i‘otala ......... ‘8 17102712 2
’ CelahIi‘n ‘
AfibliiiPOAlii
Oriana ...... 0 1 I 2 '«J
Whaler.2ll.. lb. c...fl 01211
Arid". db. Am... 4 0.41 7‘0 4
McGuire.c.. 0......3 0 il 2 2 2
JIIIJAIIIII. 10., 71.. 3 it 0 ll 0 0
Mohammad ...... 2 l 0 it 2 I
A. Uorulomp. ..... 0 0 0 0 ti o
P. Cannon, t. ..... 4 0 2 :l t 2'
John newcomer. I I t h 0 .0
Lane, rf. ...... . ii il«0 ii 0 0
. T’ww-firm—
’l‘otalu ..tlli 2 8271111
Score by tunings:
All‘I-w'Ahlericanleiliiiltlili) l7
Colonials ......0000100..002- 2
’i‘wochaae hits-P (lohnore. Friend
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you
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and have it properly set, you will
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in the veryhest way. ’
CF‘I SALE BY
HORACE R. ’ NASH.
Corner North Main and Weat Streets.
At liolyoko—~~~H0iyoke 9. Northamp
ion 5.
Yaatarday'a Ruulta.
At New llaveuwNew iluven
Hartford 0.
At Waierbury-Waterbury 4. Spring-
field 1.
it.
...-......
American Leagu‘aNOtanding.
. l
;.
ll Were defeated
Philadelphia . . . . . _ ..20 5 .800
New York .......... til it .003
Boston ............. l5 I? .556
Detroit ............ 16 iii .552
Cleveland .......... til I 4 .iSl
. Washington ....... it is .379
Chicago ............ ii iii .333
St. Louis ........... ii :20 .200
Saturday'a Raauita.
At Philadelphia«Philadelphia 7.
Detroit 4.
At New \‘urkwNew York 5, Cleve-
land I (15 lnninasl.
At St. Lottie-~~St. Louis 3, Washint
top 2.
Show of the Year-Wilt Enable
0000 View or Hailey Viaitor.
A total ecilpae of the moon to out
all for thin evening in the moon pana-
ing into the shadow or the earth
which will piled between it and the auu
and cut on the light for a period of
about three houra and 30 minutes. The
entire eclipse will he viaillle in thin
section It the ally to clear. the moon
enterng the shadow at 10:46 the mid
die of ihe eclipae occurring at 12:84
and the moon leaving the ohadow at
2. 3 am
on total phone will he in at 12: 09
and will and at l ociock. his eclipse
la the second or tour two at the moon
and two or the lion which have been
announced id occur thin yuan. The
tithe of the ecliptic and the partition of
the moon will be paritouldrly favorable
for general observation provided there
Are no oiottda to interfere with the via-
an
Between the comet earlier in the
«youth. and the ecliptic there will be
many alancn turned hadronward thin
evening. The comet. i‘ visible at all
would be seen uutl ‘ nearly ill
o‘clock this evening.
. . , ”"4“:-
cubncn CALINDARI.
“ nine. flarlah NM“.
Mondh »‘-.lunior Auxiliary at 3: in in
lihe Gull
'f‘tteed‘a axe-Idiotic,- Ah than at 8: iii
In the Qt timeout Gir I‘ Friendly 30-
oton in the uild root at
try-«Junior Agatha in the
Wodutl
Guild III at 8: ill. ibltion of
ltitehet‘r‘ garden wot-It on or the ruin
. plcea of the. Junior Anxilid’t'y in GIdhd
' Army hall. in Wall direct. at it o’clock.
Imtarauaywltuiahtu of King Arthur
at
There’will he no meaning of the
Woman'e (lulld this-wank. Next week
on ‘WodnoIIdAy the Guild w it latest for
u no: luncheon dt the no
will _
‘ _ MONDAY. MAY 23.100 '
.l
a?“
.‘. Into!
. {1.7.
3 ppm Adv atonement- t Bridgett Adm-dammi-
to D MMRW ad C0”.
Esiddllrfi’rd I85].
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May Sale, of. Dinnerware
Clearance 080“ Pieces. Dinner Set: and
Certain Stock Patterns. .7 . .
'lhis’ is a busy time in the Crockery Section. The Blue
l’rncil has been at work and prices have received marked
reductions. Tilt-rc' Isa dWOlldCl'flII showing and very tempt—
ing ()Kcrlltgs.
Fancy China in German. French and Ehflidh makes.
Discarded Stock Patterns, inglish, French and Aus-
trian were.
~23
Special Dinner Setsi
So'mc complete, others lacking' a few pieces.
Value $18. 50 for $9. 25 Value $23.00 for $15.00.
Value $17.00 for $12. 50. Value $19.50 for $14.00.
Special Cottage Set, pattern blnc‘ “Aberdeen," for $5.00.
Special Cottage Set, green "Florentine," for $4.00.
A so '0. Table That Attracts
Containing articles worth $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00:
ianty lugs Chutliesticks
'lt-a Laddics Sutsumu. CallIiIOI'i .
I uni v Bowls out) \Vctlgeuood Plates
On this table are a few pieces of Foley Art Ware. highly
“desirable.
A Miscellaneous Table
Containing plates. bowls, cereal and fruit saucers.
At 10¢ each, 3 for 25c, 6 for 48c. 12 for 95¢.
The Sale of Ardahan Rugs
In Cabistan, Sarult. Saraband and Mesh-lied patterns,
an assortment of sizes at low prices:
Value
Value Price. Price.
27 x 54 $ .25 $2.50. , 9 x 10.6 $30.00 $22.50.
4.6 x 6.6 £100 $6.00. 9 x 12 $35.00 $24.50.
6.0 v 0.0 $22.50 $15.00. 11.3 x 12 $42.50 $33.00.
”These llnlltlsulllt Rugs are spread on the second floor
oi that Carpet Store. nitcrc thet can be easily inspector!
\\ Ilt‘IIlti‘ Inn \\I.~Il t0 purchasr or not come and sec IIltlll.
The D. M. Read C0.
White Piece Goods
This has been a remarkable season for Wash Fabrics. Never be-
fore has there been such variety in styles and beauty in weaved. Our
recent display 0t Colored Wash Fabrics brought an appreciative ‘rreso
ponee. This week we invite your inspection of our large variety in
White Piece Goods.
India him. from - -. - 80 to 250 '
Naimooka. ~ - - - 15c to 250
Persian Lawns. - - - - 18c to 350
fictions. - - - - - 20c to 250
Dreaden-Tréiéte-Parisian Long Cloth; Linon-de-Lisie: Mer-
cerized halide; White Swiss, plain and dotted;
Crinkled Seersuckers; White Crepes; Fancy
White Goods. figured and thrilled.
From these one can matte a sari-rectory selection (Or Graduation
Dream. Receptions and other special occasions. Alec for the general
wear for which White Goods are now no deservedly popular.
Special Prices on Numerous items
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