be as follows: Evsry"
inuously frbtni 6 a.
p‘. to. “Saturday
‘ blorwalii’Tt‘ust Co. Bldg
" Phone H1230 .
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”paw“.
‘,.Mrs. Henry Monroe, of Cannon Sta- ,
_ lion, in spending the day in Norwalk
"4M" . ...._._...— J4—
, The schooner Ophelia with 30,000
jbii-lck'lst unloading her cargo at the
Raymond Brothel-Iv docks, off Water
street. .
. The Fellowcrai‘i degree was con-
ferret! last (Ironing. at the stated 00111;;
implication of St. .lohu Lodgo. N0. 6.;
V. l". and A. M., held ill the Mai-Ioillc‘
‘ 1 Temple in Wall stroot. '
An annlvclsan high innss was ““1“.
ohrtltod this lllilllliilg by RoI Thomas}
J. iI‘ilnI. rettor of Si. \lnry' i~‘ cittlttmhI
:it it o’clock for tho rcposc of the soul
of llll‘ lIItt .lIIIIItIII Minlllluil 01 .\III
wulh. Minty iriontls lliltl ltIlIIllItI> oi .
\ tended tho muss. t
~Sot’t iiats, $1.50 to $2.50. il'lirlotl.l
The South Norwnllt lI‘iI-(I I'olico hold
II lucoiillg last (Ironing, III which lllll‘lIl
six new members. \\t‘l‘t‘ IIIlIniittIti IIIlti
itIII’as volt-ti to piII'I-lIIIstI II lll‘\\' pout;
table. The tutu-tint: was well IlithIIl-I
(Id illltl Iii tlIII t‘tllli‘llh‘lilil ol' illII llliSi't
noun session. all out down to II iirIIti
class oyster sir-w.
,‘i‘lliof Thomas LtItIilIIIl'lnuIl and Song .
gélini llrl'iiii ii. Silk, oi‘ the {\‘IIIIwIIllI
polit-(I i‘ol't'e and Frank l-lrlizus, it=
l’l'lclitl, “ill go itl iiitiut-lliIltl llllllili‘i'ilW
to remain tor :I two tlIIytI‘ hunting
trip. ’l‘lIIIy will llt‘ ilii‘ annuals IIIE
‘Icol‘gt- 'l‘rnvis, 01' llullllury, his1
ltidgciicld int-III. ‘
Wigwam, \‘I’ilshiuglou sirIItIt, l
plied Men's (inure Saturday IIiglII.:
A humour of Norwtillt dint-Ions nl'ol
planning In Iisit lll'iiilliil'd Lilllllt‘ (It
New IAlIlIt‘itIli on NoI'IIIIIlIt-r “.‘lst III“
Willi-ii ('Uillllllilllt'ililtlll ilItI lllllsit‘l‘ liltl-I
«Ion degree is to ho (IoIIt‘orrtItl. Ilutl it
gullciill good tlIIIt ttIiluIIiug llItI IlII-‘
gl‘eo ”'lhclo hits born an imitation.
to the members of St. John's Lodge.
No ti, F. and -.\ ill l
I)!“ . J. '1‘. Emmott. who was some,
time ago brought into the Nnrwnllt po K
lice station for llllillllltlltllt‘ lIIIIv Iio
lutlotts ill thI city, and Who was at
lowed to continue on llllitlllltllillt‘ tolir' ,
I on which he was bound, IIItIdtI his up ‘
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poaronce lII Norwulk yIIIaIIIIdIII mlii‘
satisfactorily closed up lIII-IIIIIIII IIithI
roseoutiuu AltoIncI Louis tloid-
' s’ohmltlt.
~Now models lit (host; and IIIIlrillI-
Int-ti lliItI-l. (ludcr work tilltIiI special}
attention. (troop stomps glIon. Ail
Mist: Spoillt'y’s. l3 North Main Si.
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School i‘ollicntlon of tho NcII lIllg
land Annual Conference is to (llill'i‘lle!
at Knight Bli’i‘t‘l A. M. id. Church onl
Wednesday and Thursday, November
8th and 9th. llov. Chas. N. Gibbons.
ll. 1).. pastor. ’l‘ho evutfi promlsos to
ho u very iloillllltI oiio llPllif-i tho first,
of its kind hold lit tho city by our col—
tIrt-ti hit-illodiut llrtItlIreIl. 'i’horo will
. ho a largo monitor of distinguished
, intuit-tors and big dologuilons through.
. out Now England in ulicndutlro Who
I will discuss liltll'ill.'l‘i‘"fllOlifi and sot-till
t silhiocts. 'i‘lIII church is making (Ix-
iotniivo propurntlou for thc (Intermitt-
’ - mom of tho confcronco. lltIIhop W.
.l. (minor, 1). ll. of Atlanta. (is, is (no
portoli to ho printout no one oi“ the
scallions and midi-(Isa the body.
man who MM... MN“... I
AFTER Gill?
Look Out for Trouble
Tho sitar-adeni- ot the Grip are apt
ho serious, but a normal hsaltbt
Militias may be restored in a sur-
prisinsly short time by Vinol.
detown. Wia.-— ~"Mtsr a savers
ms of tho Grip my system was in
(try weakened. nsrv‘ous and run-
down condition. 1 hogan toting Vino!
with tho vary best results. and in a
short tin’Io i boson to tool like so on-
tiigoly different person. nudism batter
laid stronger than I have been for
mu.” Adelaide (lamm. (We guaran-
thla testimonial to be gsnuinal
We have savor sold in our aura.
much a valuable strength crustal- and
annual-storm for tho convalescent
as Wool. and
.. with this “vicinity to try
a (it Vino. with tho (radar-
IN‘VALUABLE.
$21, 000 III... FREE
to be distributed to customers of The Great Atlantic k Pacino Tea
Comp any‘ a Stores '
MORE THAN
2,500 Prizes
Beginning Monday. Nov.
6th. and continuing for a
Monday Monday
period oi’ 12 weeks, we
will inaugurate anacon-
Nov.6 Novu6
duct a Great Prize Pro-
Verb contest This Contest will consist of (I series ot' sixty illustra-
tluns, each of which will reprosont a well known English l’rovcrb.
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ComestOBegilts A
Contest Begins
a
GRAND tannin
More than 2. 500 Valuable Prizes
1st “'3 Everett Self-starting Four "36"
, Automobiles
$1,500 Each
Apollo Player ' TRIPS 1'0 Liberty- Brush
5 PiANOS' BERMUDA 3A AU i‘OS
$1.050 Each $350 00 each
Just Think it Over—2.500 More Prizes.
Fall I nt'iirnlars and Price List his) llo (.llitainr-d at tho Stem.
Best Butter . . ‘ . . . ., a lb “350
Potatoes . . . a path 30c
Best Flour . _. . a bag 800
Best Flour . . a bill. $6.30
Reliable Flour
Starch . . .
Cranberries . . .
Mackerel '“ .
5 lbs. 17c
3 qts 250
'8-lb Kit 990
a pkg. lie and 220
A list: to Bursitis float '83va
can and End All Grippa
Paw itaurs
You will distinctly foal your cold
breaking and all the Grippo symptoms
leaving sitar taking the very tirat
dose.
it is a positive fact that Papa‘s Cold
til tin-ea consecutive doses are taken,
' will and the Grippe and break up the
most severe cold either in the bead
chest, back. stomach or limbs.
it promptly relieves the most mis-
arable hoadache, dullness. head and
nose stuffed up, fovsrlshnass
lug, sore throat. running oi’ the nose.
mucous catanrhal discharges. soro-
nose. stidnoss and rheumatic twinxss.
Papa's Cold' Campailnd is the result
of three yasrs' research at a cost of
more than fifty thousand dollars and
contains no quinine. Iwhioh .wo, huvo
conclusively demonstrated is not of-
fcciivo In the treatment of colds or
srllloe
Talia this ban mless compound as tit-
rected, with the knowledge that there
is no other medicine. made anywhere
cold or and grippa misery as. promptly
of Papa‘s Cold Compound. which an)
drltaglst in tho world can supply.
Missry M3 lusts ..
Compound. taken ovary two hours, 00- '
unseat
also in the world which will cure vour
and without any other assistance or
had sitar: effects as a e-ccllt package
liliillllilll ”NEWMK
Ilitsrsstlnu‘ “Attrition in Grace,“
Episcopal ammo tunes. ,
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In. twentieth local assembly of the
Daughters of the in: in Connecticut
was held yesterday at Grace Epia‘co-
pal church in Norwa‘llt. Tho sor-
vicos opened with Holy Communion
at 9:30 dumb, calobrsiod by Right
Reverend Chauncey Brewster.
This was tollowod by a sermon by
Rev. Stewart Moons, D. 1)., which was
greatly appreciated by all present.
The- speaker was a man of pleaslnx
. appearance and his sermon was wall
delivered the church being about halt
full atthe service. delegates being
present from all over tho. diocese.
A business session followd at 11:15
o'clock and thoro‘waa a reading of
the summary or the chapter reports.
This was followed by an address by,
Miss Behlendori'f.
At 1 o'clock the delegates and the
clergy repaired to the Town Assembly,
Hall. in Wall street, where. under the
auspices of the Woman's (lulid or St.
Paul's Church luncheon was served.
Tho afternoon session began at 2:30
o'clock with the following proEfllmI
“Beauty as an Element of Moral
and Spiritual l.if(.>"--Rc‘v. Samuel Mc-
Kibblu. of Now Haven.
~"Pray0r and T'hanksglving."~—ltev.
louis B Howell. of Norwalk
"The Dignity of Service! 'wRoI. 'ld ‘
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HA8 ANNIVERSARY
(Continued train First. Page)
l lstcuco.
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admirably IlIralIactl
IIIIIll.‘
‘ Tho ovum most nusplolonaly opouod ,
lwlih a sol-vim in the church. at which
,itrv. l-‘rIIIisrlrk A.
train! prom hml it timely tilt‘lilloll At tlII-
iconolnniou of tho dIIIotloIIul aorticc.
ltho Iolillg soup-II adioniucti to tho par 3
tall hall IIIIIIIIIIth and (ItIttrtIIi npoi
I-IlIIIi fcsolIIId list-ii into 3 social (Ito-
Eilingof ram plaust I
Hone nanln ithv‘tr (‘olsninn presid-
tctl us illflttit‘l‘ (If t‘rt' titlllll‘ti and pot
li‘ormcd his riIItiIIs tvllh that turn tlIr
Ewhich iiiiliit‘lé him It happy (Ihoiro for
§TiiililTY BIKES FRIENDLY
t‘IIlIInInlI officiated '
At ilIII luminous meeting the follow-?
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00?. Niel. of Hartford;
‘lllg otllttIrs wvlo ( IIlot led !
i’icsltiont~.\1l‘r.\\. w. Rico, oi;
lNorih linvon. ,j
First Vice l’roaidt~lli-—MI'5. Hililiih:
Etholor (It \thlt‘rblii} l
Second Vic-o i’ronltlcllthrs Patton,-
The i: 0'2rnm of tho (il‘it‘llllifl I
and rurriotl
ill a manner pit-using not only to
1”,” Iluliois, but to tho inomlloia not
of Mcrldcu l
Mootdinu Sctlctnri *‘Mifis lulln W
Milmuil. of Portland.
(‘Iorlospolldlng Secretary-whim. H.:
W. liupgood. oi Hartford. 3
'i‘ronsurvr «Mrs. iicdtitrltl, of Now '
Huron. 7»
AtltlliI.Ir-»-~Mlsn Alcott, (It Now litt-1
i to it. i
iIlIttItulivo nihlid“2\h'1:.(' W nonu-
tuaIIof .\0II lintou. and \1Is lioII’lIIIrt
Smith, of .\‘0Ith iiuII-il. I
Tho couvontlon lurid ‘ln Norwnlk:
this ”it provod to ho docidodiy-I snow
tossful, 'l‘llo i‘tIpOl‘ls rI-nd 'allou’itllut‘;
i yillt‘ ordor is in a flourishing condition;
and that a grant dual of work All taut
«lug urcoulplh-Iht-d by tin.- hody oi no“
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IIIsali‘attIilal'awllilall
«The District i‘onft -'II(IilI (I it!“ Stilillillll i ‘UTnlunlLE nuns
Swift's Sinoked Shoulders
a 'pound l2c
taut-h nt‘rusions His words of thltIoliltI
Ito illtI largo :Iraa't-lu‘lliy oi youilu indies
EXTRA STAMPS WlTH
isorI‘IId to put ilIII‘Ii at tho” otiar Iiiltlf
TEAS AND COFFEES :optIncd ilIII way to II Iioliullliul social.
TEAS COFFEES l
50 Stamps with l lll. III ..... 600' Ill) Stamps with l lb. III ....... 350 309910” 1" ill!“ “WW” 0’ Mr informal,
til Stumps with l,lll. :It ..... 500? ‘Jtl Stamps with 1 lil, at ...... Sec itullt, the tumour road it iIItitIr from
2.? Stamps with 1 III. III ..... 400. 10 Stumps with 1 “I. III ...... 250 7““: liomillv F. liuulphl'los. of “an“
100 3. a H. Stamps Free with 1' 7
can Baking P6wdor at ..... 500;
‘ morn. .\id., foruIIIr rIII tor of Trinity and 1
.thtI foundry of Trinity Branch of ”it“.
gun-ls“ r‘l'lotltily. 'l‘ltu ill-twill rcrtor
0 Stamps Pro; with 2 bottloa Pars
Extracts. cacti .............. 260
TRY A POUND OF AMBROSA COFFEE ....................... 300
and 20 Stamps Fred t
lttttlllit
124 WASHINGTON 37.,
Tel. No. 909
Datlvarlas 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
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. lllTll OPEN IllTilIl
(Continuod from First Pass.)
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tally for both. As it was neither man
was injured. although the car was
practically ruined.
ditch in front of St. Mary‘s Church
caused the mishap. and the city will
lIo held responsible. tho latter proba-
bly turning over ihtI ultimo to the (Inn.
tractor who is laying tho water plpo
down West [wound in anticipation of
tho coining pavement.
Mr, Olson was sitting back in the
our enjoying tllII ride and "Hollie" was
driving. 'l‘lIoIotvr was going along at
a medium rate of spot-d and all un-
suspecting (If any danger wars tho oc—
cupants. Suddenly Mr. Olsen saw the
impending dlsastsr and called to the
driver: “ 'Helna.’ Look out quick."
Mr. iitlrgomuu then saw the open
ditch directly in front. of tho car and
although it was too into to stop the car
he piit on the smorgsncy and lava tliI
wheel a quick wrench to the loft. The
forward wheel Was almost-upon the
ditch when Mr. Olson shouted and a
wound later it droppod within. thoulh
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The diameter of the Wheel being
smaller than the width of the ditch.
the wheel bounded not strain and than
tho rear wheel, also on the right side.
want into the ditch. executing tho
sumo maneuver. :i‘ho. jolt wrcnohod
{the our terribly and boat the axis,
sprung the frame. and burst it? than
Noltner soloist with thrown auntie
car and thoy wars tortuous in not be-
ing out by the broken glass'o of tho
{hoot came out of the ditch, the car
stoppod and the men jumpcd out to
ascertain the damad. Their exper-
ienced eyes saw endless trouble.
amallIslsed crowd authored.
which was Contractor A. Bucoaroll. of
New Canaan. who is doing tho work in
An unprotected , the avenue. Wltliouta moment's hculo
tniton he offered to stand responsible
for coo-half the damage to the car.
booth tho trolley tracks from the ditch
4 indicate that there was a brook in the
not to stay. ;I -
istIIII his rout-via at point; unable iO’
IinI prosont ill lilo tints occasion. as
well its his hearty congratulations
iupoil their aitcross‘fnl career in this.
ithoir first decade of (IndtIhvor.
I Miss Margaret Jackson, of Middle-
P N itcwu. state president oi the Friendly.
_ I who honored illsI occasion by her pros.
3°07” NORWALK I once, was then railed upon. 'Mlss
Fm D'NVN‘Y Jackson. who is holovcd by every mem-
ber of the Friendly. who huvtI come to
realize and appreciate her unselfish cf-,
forts in behalf of thII organisation until
» who in a some consider her the very!
life of ihaI organisation in thtI Niitiilog'
State. Miss Jackson apolto itltorosi-
lnxly on the duties of the numbers of
the organisation and casually recalled
to the memory of those present. that
at this time the Grace Episcopal
tClllll'ch branch, of Norwallt, was calo-
bratiug its tenth anniversary and that
the Stamford branch was commentat-
in: its twentieth anivorsary- Ml“
Jackson's talk was all too short for
the girls present who have coma to
know her intimatsly through their as-
sociations with her at the Friendly
boots in Canaan and through liar ov-
cry tiny efforts to arouse the roqutaits
enthusiasm and endeavor anion: tho
branches in the state in order that
their work may he a credit to them-
aolvos and t0 the state.
Miss Micy Kirby Jennings, secretary
of Trinity Branch, was then called
upon and spoke to the atria on subjects
soar to them at this mason. liar words
mat with tho approval of all.
in the course at the evening. r0-
froahmants consisting of oaks and
orsmI wore served to which all did
smpib Justice
Miss Millie Schaub and Miss author
(Intel-tainted with selections on the
piano and violin while at intervals.
the yous: women present gathm‘od
around the piano and sang some of the
popular songs.
The hall was taststuil‘y decorator!
tor the occasion with paimasnd chry-
Iaathsmums arrangod about the room.
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among
it appears that this ditch was to ho
a sorvlcu pipe lino run across under-
rttnulnx down the avenue. Tho dltoli
had been and was left unprotected.
Not a warnihir flag or a. pile of dirt and
stones or a man, in fact not a thing to
level surface of the avenue was there
to warn any approaching vehicle. That
Mr. (lissn'ii (-ar happonad to be the
first to had tho ditch looms (remarks-
blo in view at tho hoary truths in the
avenue.
Contractor Buooarslti is laying the
water pipes for tho Norwallt Board' of
Water Commissioners. it. doapatoliod
a man to overt a warning aim! and in
a short space at a tow thoughts than
was a ml at. tho shootout)“ with
a list of ”rotor.
Ian'sr ,talriaa the our to the naynol
mus autonomy: maps. or which
air. Olsen is one of tho firm. a forth»
or lnvuatigatlon was toads into the
damage anddt‘ manhood that the '
frame has been so badly aprons and
wronchod that the car has boon to
tiered practically useless. it was a
an out. brought: hails to‘iI (imitations
tho trillion-cs.
This was Mr Bowman‘s that such
(lent and he is known to ho a moat
(trace and 3t .
waists suitor glut .‘ofi
Churches. of 3
“i333;
Koran dosiroycrs (war
There were meant coast! from]
detention from it (inlaid. ‘l‘ha’ is or
man in the state».
- o. “a.
'i‘lIII mar-tint: of tho HoiutI (‘lmpici‘
of Thr- iIIIzII ilnuulltcru is postponed
from Sat 7th to Not
Hill
a slim DiscllVElif
Certain ingrodlonta That Really PIOIt
mot. Hair Growth Whoa Proper.
ly Combined. l,
Resorcln is one of the most effective
discovered it!"
science. and in connection with Bctul
Nupllthoi, which is both aormicllsdt
and antiseptic. ll combination is form-i
ed which destroys the germs which
rob the hair of its natural nourish-
ment. and also creates a clean, healthy
condition of the scalp,whlch prevents
the dsvlopment of new germs.
Ptlocmrpin. although not a coloring
matter or dye, is a well-known inure-I
dlont tor restoring the hair to its nai-
urai color, when the loss of hair has
been caused by a disease of the scalp.
Those ingredients to proper combin-
ation, withfilcoifoi oddbd as a sham
lant and for Its wolMednod court-bins
properties, perfect perhaps the most
effective rcmody that is known. for
scalp and hair troubles.
We have a comedy which is chiefly
composed of thoao ingredients. III com-
bination with other extremely invalu-
able madlcinal asonts. We guarantee
it to positively cure dandrufl and to
grow hair, oven though the scalp .in
spots ls bars or hair. if than," any
vitality loft in the roots. it will posh
lively euro baldness; or we will refund
your money. if the scalp has a alaacd,
shiny appearance. it's an indication
that baldness is permanent. but in oth-
er instances we believe baldness is
curable.
W0 want every» one troubled with
scalp disease or loss of hair to try Rox-
sll "98" Halt-Ironic. it it does not
ours dandrud and army, hair to the
satisfaction or the user, ws will With-
out caution or outbblp ratio-n ovary
antao oh ovary bottle. Ilt has affected
put to a practical test. , "
Mail "93" Hair Tools is entirely
utilllts. and We think. in every particu-
lar. hotter than anyth‘llut also we snow
(It tortilla purpose for which it is pro
' urns you to try this crap-
. in; that thair money will ho ro-
idoss outdo“p aiiwoolatul
wind shield. the Jar having bastion thin
deficit tho bitter cold“ tho warm
caret i driver its to rats tho affair
cont paid as for it. We print this war. ‘
a poaitve cure in 93% of coast what-s .
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The Average Person
In buying CLOTHING. wants a Stylish sult,.yover-
coat, jacket, or whatever they may purchase, to
FIT WELL, WEAR WELL and LOOK WELL. We
carry the sort of clothing that DOES all ”three
things. We GURANTEE THIS FACT. We sell this
kind of clothing on easy terms of credit. We
have a big stock of various styles and prices,
and we have same right in our store, where you
can see it at your leisure and select what you
may need. We don't send you all over town
to the various stores to select what you want,
paying two profits, one to store where you get
your goods, and the other to the man that sends
you.
Necessarily, doing a great volume of‘ busi-
nese. we have a large capital and can therefore
carry at all times a big stock of clothing. The
leading wholesalers of FINE MADE CLOTHING
seek our business and are anxiogs to give us pre-
ference. This accounts for the fact that our
prices are lower, our clothing better and our
terms easier than any others in our line. We are
very desirous that you should call and make '
comparisons. .
MEN'S STORE
Mail's“ Hoary (lI'I-rcuats .. . . .............. $t2.oo to $28.00
Monk UltrnlIl’c Stilts ..................... $7.50 to $30.00
Men‘s Fall ilI'I-rcoats .................... $7.50 to $20.00
Men's Dress ’l‘I‘tIiIscrs .................... $3.50 to $7.00
Mott's Working Trousers. . . . . . .. .50 to $3.00
Youths'fioliby Suits . .................... $7.00 to $35.00
Yontlls' lI‘aslIioIlalIlc t‘lI'crcoats f .......... $10.00 to $30.00
Iioys' Fancy Suits ....................... $1.75 to $8.00
lloys‘ Staple Suits. ....................... $1.75 to $8.00
LADIES' STORE
Latlirs' Tailored Suits ......... . . . .. Stioo to $45.00
Ladies” Stylish (‘oais .......... $7.50 to $30.00
Ladies" Latest Fall Hats .......... . ....... $1.75 to $12.00
Latil'os' Latest Skirts ..................... $3.00 to $25.00
Lndics' Raillcuats ........................ $7.50 to $20.00
Ladies” Silk Waists ..... . . ....... $3.00 to $15.00
I.aIlieI:' Cotton Waists ....... . ......... .. $1.50 to $3.00
Girls‘ Stilts and Dresses ........ .. $5.00 to $15.00 ,
t‘Iirls‘Stylish Jackets .. ..... $3250 to 815.00
46 Stores , Open Mon. and Sat: Evfgs -
10 South Main St” (S. NorWallt
‘nllvio w Ramona"
Funeral Director and Embalmer
10 North Main Otrsot. tooth Norwalli
laaldaoao. a Washington Itmt.
Tot-plums at villas. 8M
Tolsphoaa at house. on. y .
ma...»
ForSale Cheap
auooououa PARK
tow III. ILOGK‘I
cat's AND ass
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