vicinity. Would it Incl: be 111111}. coll
oi up on tho. idiom
Home 111.11 valuables 11811111111 till! “'04
w, by placing a. Burxlury policy
pith 118 and let 1111 reimburse you for
m 11288. Telephone 1230-
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
. Ill-lo Wuhlngton 8traot
‘ . aou‘lh Nai‘wnlk. Conn.
All hind! of insurance.
Public ateuogrupuer.
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up
19'9".“
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A, 1111.1
The Burners; Union met last even-
ingmud transected routine. business;
.’,"Thcre will be 11 full rehearsal of the
,team and gourd oi Eurelgn Lodge on
Friday evening.
meeting of
QR. M,
The rogulur weekly
(leukemic ‘i‘libc No. 3:! ‘l.
.1111 be held lItlldill' evening.
.3' . Mrs. S. W. Veisor and Mrs. Orson
" I. Stilllllul‘xl, of 'South Norwnlk, are
spending :1 few days with 11'}. 0. Smith
and l'ntnily in Paterson. N. .l.
The (tune of Ll-icrbcrt Price, who was
arrested, lost week, for theft, come up
in the local court this morning and
”was continued until October 18. .
Word was received in South Nor-
walk this morning that a son. John
Joseph Goodwin, bod been born to
Mr. and Mrs, .iosvpb Goodwin, in Pitts-
field Massachusetts.
The 1 copies Party 1111 meet in the
new (lit1 Hull tommrou owning at
8 coin. 1., fo1 the purpose of tanning
11 Burns-ll Club. electing ofllt'crs uud
transacting other business.
«'1
The .ILiospltul Whist Club .I11'ill. hold
its annual meeting and election of m"-
iiceru on Friday afternoon, September
26,11t ‘1 o'clock, at the home of hipg.
John li.i1erris. in West uyenue.
.1, q? .
John Mcimughlln was arrested yjes-I
terduy by Chief Pennington 011 a
charge of intoxication. He was dis-
charged in court, this morning. on ac
count of previous good behavior. I
l’, t‘., hounubury Lodge. New lair-
lend 011191 or Protection had a l
ly uttcudcd meeting, lust night. 111'
candidate was initiated and Solldfil’"
applications for membership were re
celved. Refreshments were served 111-
. ~ for the business was trunsut‘ted.
SOLDIERS BLAMED FOR
DELINQUENCV OF GIRLS.
May Ask War Department to With-
draw Lieut. Turner From Hawaii
. SchoolI
‘ WAStllNli'l‘ilN, 3111“,, 24.14“” llll'és
> tigutioo shows that l’Olley Home 811-
portlndout ot tho Kunndtunichd 5 boot
in llouoluln lll'lllillly said, on 1.11.3811
that. Amorit 1111 soldiers in tho iolundb
contribute to the delinquency of native
girls. .111 rs, llusscll Ill. Muclmllnnn.
pl'llbllill‘lll ol' tht1 Soul-1y for the PTO-
tortiou .11' the lllcnity 11nd Honor of
.thu Unit'm'm or 1111- United Silllittt.
wuutra 11111 \‘i'ur lb-purlment to with-
drnu' 1.14111, tin-om.- l-l, Tower. on duty
ul tht1 .11- l111ol 11.1 militury instructor.
Alli-g
the \\’;11' il1-1u11'ttunut ttnutust wllut nhfi
tornm tho 11l11111l11r 11t' Arnorlrun unl-
("t'l'li by 811111! Horn“. Shh 111111111: h1'l‘
ill‘tllt'ut 111 tho iuho'mntion furnished
by 111111111. 31. illullnr oi lb.- ilccolld lu-
i‘1it1try '11 1-‘or1 Hltufior, lluwuli, not!
now that li’uwuiinu youth ultould 11111
rot'olv.» tnlllinry in'tll'tlt'lloll ll 1lliil'1'
uncrt for 11.11.181.111 11 dbuinnlnhlun
ttlitll'm'lw‘lrlli' of tho Atuorlt'un ntlldltlt‘.
’l’hc Wnr llepnrltuv'ol bun promised to
'couutdur tho 111111111111,
WEfiTPORT WOMAN SEEKS
DIVORCE, ALSO ALIMONV.
‘l‘hvro 111111 filed in tho town clerk‘u
oiiitrc youtcrdoy t1 crt'tlfit'utp oi oi.-
techno-111, on the property oi.“ ih-orun 1.1.1.
Jennings of \l'outpot‘t, loculcd on Full”
fluid ill'i'fillf', for 810.0110, 'i‘ht- ntluoh-
mom. in brought by Aiexnntlrinc Jun-
nlngn, the wife of the owner, wboI lulu
brought 11 111111 for divorce in the 811-
perlor court.
The pleading: in the action are by
Judge Filmore 5. Banks. and are re-
t-.. 1,. .. ”WWW
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The pleadings allege that Alexandrina
Fullerton Jennings married the deion-
dont. George S Jennings, Moran 30.
$000,111 New York; that since 1188.11er
111. 1918 the defendant 1111;. been guilt?
I” Very 1108111811111 111 11.11 111111111111 11111. '
protect your "
.‘lu 11111111111 bu. proluhllvtl to.
turntable the first Tuesday in October. 3. .1
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8 lbs. ‘
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The Original Pnir.
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The Athletic Girl.
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W. L. WERDEN a MARIE GARINV,
Presenting ufiNovel Song Revue. '
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PAINTING AND DEGORATiNG.
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38 GREGORY BOULEVARD.
East Not-walk. Phone tin-in.
‘” "conronnrtou”upensf””
'l'bo unrtlilruto of incorporation of
tho lustern anion Company of New
i-inven, ddbicru in premium oupplien,
111118 liminupproved by tho-necrotury of
tho ututo. The capital stock will be
$6,000, of which 32.000 is paid in. The
incorpornlora are. Stephen A. Wood.
, 311111811 and Thompson Dean.
The 11111111181118 or organization or
the Donation Auto Body 81' Specialty
Company of Hartford but been tiled
The company-1v will begin 111111111811. with
a conical of 810.000. of 111111111 $8.000
"or intolerable cruelty. ‘i‘be ptolntti'fi
“its for 8 11111011811, custody of minor;
The all 1111' all»
‘ ohlld 111181! 11111111111118. V
11' in 138811. The alarm 111181 Presldoot.
W it. 0088111111; viceomldont. J J
Wnioh1mrotnry and motor, boon
«w. . ,.. .. -m--.mw--_mMpéw_-;e§t.wtw
w... . IVice PRESIDENT AND‘ MANAGER
' j WILL NOT RESIGN.
MUSEMENTS I 111111; 11.11111. N Sept 243-1111111111 of
W:- the r'clpoits that Goncrul Mullnger Bur.
do llllltl Vice l’ieuldeut Wbulev are to
lit-11m. the New H.11o11 loud was made
by Vltcc Preuhbeni llustis oi the loud
Iyestetl' day.
Hennyu, the present management
has ulntlre confidence in Mr, Whaley
{and 1111' llnrdo and them is no inten-I
tion 1111 their leaving the service. The
munaigemcnt thinks it very unimtuu-
etc that reports of this kind should
go ultrond ne'everv effort is needed to
restore tontidence betucen the man-
zit-lenient its men and its traveling
public
ocuusrs AND oprtctAN's.
Eye-strain and Wrinkles
gotcgether~l1oth are brought on
by attempting to read or work
without Glasses when Glnsses are
Necessary.
he can fit you with honouring
Eyeglasses that will enable you to
see clearly I without Eyestruin or
\\ trlukles.
8/ Atlantic Square, Stamford. Conn.
Edit. 15 yro. Open-I Bot. Evnnl.
New York. New
ll'lavéfi 82 Hart
ford
RAILROAD
I‘IME TABLE
1 in Effect?”- Juno 23, 1918.
£101er NORWALK TO New YORK
81. M.—-1:20x, 5:142, 5:4“. 6:09,
8:2dx. 6:l3x, 0:55. 7:18, 7:46. 8:171.
8: 11:, 8:5011. 918xI 9:37,
10: 4811 11: 3811”"
n. M.—~12.58x 1: 08 2:401, 2:501.
3:87, 4:3111, 8.41 8 52!, 6:37. 6:611I
7:210x. 11:22:, 9:59, 10:48.
Sundayo.
A. M.-—12:25x, 5:1“, 6:411, 6:248,
8:111I10:20x,11:24.-
lP. lib—12:481. 2:39x. 2:501, 5:41,
5102):, 6:56x, 721211, 7:52;, 8:211.
9zll2x, 9 59, 10:23.
NIEW YORK TO BOUTH NORWALK
IA. Ills—4145, 5:40, 0:45, 8:101.
8:118: 8:551: 9:151. 10:02:, 10:111.
10; 501, 11: 03
P. hi .1le 03.1205. 13181:, 1:23: SM-
urtlluy only, 2:048, 2:57, 3:3011, 3: 51k,
4:05x. 4:29. 5:05X. 5124:, 5:28. 6:01;
61b7, 8100):. 8:201'. 9:001, 8:130, 11:101.
11830. 11:3311, 12:00:.
' Sand-yo.
1A. M. ~12: 0071, 010011, 8‘ 83!. 8' 55)
8:00, 10:02:11, 11: 0011
;P. lit—«12:108. 1:081. 2:008, 3:“:
8110211. 16:04.0:0111’ him, 8:00;,81108
8850:. 1020011. 1'1: 0, 11:38:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
IA. M.--12:lilx. 12:12. 1:101, 8:111.
7t28, 0'218,.0:40x, 10:23:, 11:11:.
lll:lillx. g,
‘I’. Mew-«1 02, 1:20, 8214:. 4:80,
12. 11:18:11. 5. 1'47..,7:1011, 11:09:11. 9:181.
8311, 101003, 111,30.
5 l
9
l Bunduyo.
A. nutmttn, 1214211. 1:17;, 1:“,
91:40:. 10:10, M1111.
1P. M.-—12'.07x. 211311, 3:138. 4:508,
811011, 0248,7110x, 11131180101111. 0:281.
10:07:, 11:07:.
ilOUTl-i NORWALK 1'0 DANBUFW
A. M.-—I:20, 6:18, 8:27. 10:01:.
P. M.—~l:25, 212311, 4185:. 5:11!
1:20. 2:2011. .
attrition.
A. lip—40:01:, 10:26.
, P. Fir-“2115. 7:15.
tannaunv 1'0 oouru nonwnut.
‘ A. u.*~6100,:8118. 8310, 10:01:.
11:18. '
P. lib-31“, 8:38. 8:808.
MIMI—
, 5.. MW}? 56.511185
11.11.4100. 1': u, Ith N
11.
with}
4111‘
Intent bus been directed to lnvostlgute
I'nnd report upon the’ advisability 111';
:(tondtllldatlng theoiilceu ut Emailing-Hunill Board has decided to continue -
'ton 111111 Pluinville dud the establish
‘ public buildings and parks or
city_
' noctlcnt
» lwug inking; tl11'1111
‘ Superior court.
10:202.;
111111111 THE 68111188111101 con-
GREISSVMIEIN ARE DOING. .
Post 01011., importer to Report on
' Advtaabllily of. IConuoildatIng OflI'II-
II corp.
\1’ASIiiNGTOON,Sept 21.-.1l1_ 111.
'spector hunt the Postotfloe Depart-
ment of free delivery there, 11111118
earliest no 11110111 moment. l
Connrcs 'nmn Lonergttn has prudent-
ed to each member of the Committee
on Public 11111111111118 and Grounds n
pumpblut llllillttl by the liurttortt
1.1011111 01 'iindc showing many of thul
Ithut
‘UOIlgI‘i‘snlnnp l..0ncrgun called upon
Secretary BrymrSuturdny and invited
him to attend and address the (ion-
Stntc Sunduy-uchool Organ,
izntlou ut Noru'h'hIcnrly in Novem-
ber. Henry 111. Pound of the Hartford
Prue". Cllll’lptllly is the chuirmnn of
tho .onuuittcc hulking arrangements
for the meeting
Mr Brynn Ii.‘\lll’GSSG(l( rct'rot thut oili-
clul (lilting 11011 ‘11 111111112, it impossible
for him to tlt‘i'epl the invitation.
While at the department, Mr.
l..oncrguu called 011 ' Secretary of War
Garrison on business connected with
hit-.1 district. '
i All of the Connecticut delegation
\1ltl1 the exception of Congressman
Donmuu spent, tht1 “(‘le 11nd out of
ftlle Lily. “be“ united if he 1'; 1115 go-
ting to leave tin1 city while the House
day recesses. Mr.
,l'louovnu said he did not think under
:the circumstances he had beltcr 80
buoy.
P. H liowmd 11nd .lblln ii. \11'
i1‘lroy letttx Clelll‘l'S from lllwidgcport
111 ere in the1 city 11 port oi‘ lust week.
Mr llow'md 111111 11 dclogutoutlurgc
,irom Connecticut to the Letter (Yur-
TIrlers Convention :11 San Francisco.
DAVIS PROVES HE is STRONG
MAN.
Trumbull Sheriff Tossed Railroad De-
tective Out to the Spectatora'
Benches.
Deputy Sheriff William 1. Davis of
Trumbull nnd llullroad Detective
Schwartz of New York become en-
tangled ln :1 lively physical argument
recently during the. session of the
rrlminal side, and as
11 result the New Yorker waa thrown
outside the 8118181111118 in the cellrt-
room like u 'sliclt’bf tiilétiln
Assistant Stdte‘s' Attorney Galen A.
Carter was conducting the case a-
gninst Hunt‘ord Donnelly of Stamford,
charged with 'steullng jewels from
the, Westport wreck, at the time,
11nd 'Schu'urtz was on hand as n wit-
ness. H11 wits talking to Attorney
(‘nrter in such a loud tone that ho
could'bo llt'm‘d throughout the room.
The jury one within easy hearing
rouge. .
Attorney lluulcl Brennan. rcpre
sentinn Donnell): objected to the con-
versation and Judge Joel B, Read or-
dered Schwnrtz outside. the enclosure.
in the spot-tutors‘ benches. Schwartz
evidently thought he bud struck a joy
village. on he refused to move.
Shcrit‘r fluvis arose and ordered the
detective to obey the order of the
court, Schuurtz. refusing to do 811 and
grappling with tho sheriff. It 11-1111
11 slnull effort for lluvls to hurl him
outside tht1 rnil, Inter when t'otlrl
adjourned, he “noted to know Whnl
hurl-1 hud done it for. but be {111ch
to secure uny sutiuiut'tlon.
St‘llwlll‘lz utloudcd ioduy’u
of court 11nd
corouuly,
Brenton
conducted himself do.
RED CROSS ASSISTS AMERICANS.
170 Refugees Loft Mexico When Rovo-
lutlonioto Approachod.
Amorlcnu Rod Cross Society ot'ort-d
another point in he t'tlmpullill l!) 00'
ulut Anwrlcunn tint-inn from .‘tlcxlco,
utoumublp ".lioxlt'nno‘ docked uttor
four duyu In qunrunilnc 11nd dint'hurn-
Ind 170 rufuuoeu from the utrlckon 1-1--
pllhllc. Hurry (3. Archer. recently on.
pointed 1111 11 rhprunontntlvo of the Red
noody rofugcou to mourn rutlroutl itch.»
11111 or temporary accommodations.
Many of tho roiuueon 111111 ubrutiy
from their homes upon the approach
of the revoltttlt1ulst11. nud mudu their
way to tho count, louving behind all
their pouuoushmu. dieroft of the prou-
cnco of the Red (lronn representative,
tehlr condition would be near deeper»
ate. Mr. Archer enlisted 11 number of
(lulvoutontnno in the work and money
was readily secured for transportation
Of Héedv refugees to the 1111111811 or
friends. while Gnlvoston homou were
opened to others until ouch time on
they are able to adjust their affairs.
The opinion oxpronood :1 many of the
refugees was that the exodus. while
not apontnnouuo or poultry. would ’08-
come more poem! as the Maxim dio-
hublic appears to be deeper in the
throes of revolution than over be-
fore.
(i.-\I.Vldil’l‘().‘l, 11-11.. 131-111. 13".""'Tll6 .. '
when tho Norwuy-ttlnxicun (lull 1.11111 "
(Irohh Society, won on bond to «point ,'
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@NTINUE QUARANTlNE
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Federal Horticultural Board Fears
Dixon's Known on Potato Wort.
WASHINGTON Sept 2iv-1'i’o p111»
vent the introduction into the United.
known as potato wart,
or block scab,
potuto canker
the' Federal Hortlcull
indefinitely the queruntlne atuinst po
tuto importutlonn from Biltleh 1111118.
Gurmnnv, Austrlul'lungnrv new.
foundlund and the two French islands
'ut the mouth of the St. Lawrence river
St Pierre and Miqulon. ‘,
The London Bureau of Agriculture
roct'ntly, through'tlte Britlph emban-
8y, united that this quarantine he relu-
ed or modified, but the-Horticultural
Board has ruled against nIrhurIllte in
tho renulhtlons. ' ,
The Board declares that the pri‘st‘nt
conditions of the -lillil potato crop in
:tho [billed Stolen is most promising
and that indications are no importo
tions or potatoes from abroad will be
required this wintor.
States of u dangerous pctuto dinouse .
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Coal Stove
-—-VS.-—- '
GAS
srovn~
Are you going to "lay off"
your Gas Stove for the Winter?
Why 1’ Figure up what your Gas
Steve has cost you each month
during the post. season, $2.00,
$3.00. or at the outside, $5.00.
171111 you run the Coal Stove for
$2.00, $3.00. or even $5.00 per
month? It takes nearly 8 ton
of cool to keep the kitchen
‘mnge going one month and you
cnn‘t buy 11 ton of cool for $5.00.
Why, then. lay off the (ins Stove
for the Winter?
if your kitchen isn’t heated,
have u connection mode with
the furnace or heating system.
111 will not cost ovenslhbi). Then
1'011 will enjoy the comfort and
luxury of your Gus Range the
your around. No cool or ashes
to carry, fire to watch, and all
the dust and dirt which you
know the Coal Range makes,‘
done away with.
Stop and figure it out? You '
will find the Gas tltunge is real-
1ly the cheaper.
U. E. L. &W.C0.
Know
will tell you.
Auto Supplies
Standard Gasoline, Moblloll 0118.
Columbia No. 6 Batteries Give Best
Results.
Diamond and Goodrich Tires.
The South Norwalk
Hardware 81 Auto
Supply Co.
42 WATER 8T.
Open Sunday: From 8 to 12 Noon.
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
Tn- Only Fully Equipmd
ELEGTRIOALJHOP
in tho Town
AUTO IUPPLIEI
Phone soc-1111 80. Main St.
80. Norwulk. Music Hall liloclt.
City National Bank
rum-Ac" A, (tuneup unnum-
Iuotuuo mp orruns uvunv
noturv couatorunv
wrrH aouno
Immno
0: 111111 “domino and Profit:
"110.500.1111 M woman
can. Dopoitt m I! and I! per you
outwit 1-1. unknown“. Fm
JOHN 14. KM", 1118 Vin-rm.
"gunning. 8101811111. 1111 Vice
WILFIID WILL. Mm
MAW”. ,
I. H. mm d. Walloon lot-1111
11111111. ' - John".
A M 111-111.
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New f Fall Sweaters
We are Belling 11 line line of All Wool Sweaters in the1 latest
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colors and styles for children, misses, boys and women.
PRICES from 591: to $6.00
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WOUhD PUT ARMY TO WORK. {dict said John ’1‘. Russell, president;
Iot‘ tho Moutu llutcht'rs‘ association of
Backers Suggest Plan To Avert A America.
Threatened Meat Famine ' l
CHICAGO, Sept. ‘24. wit is the dutyl
M’CALL’S LAUNCH FOUND AND
‘Of the United Stutes to stock its gov- RAISED.
’ernment lands in the west with cat-
tle, put the army, especially the can, BR'iDGEPO-RT, Sept. 2-i.~After
I
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1
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gsoclutlou.
'some drastic action could the
t
11311 to task for
1
t
{refuse to be content with chuck and launch
l
1corrcct cooking, and the great Amer-I
311?. t0 work as COWDOYS 1-0 handleZdragging the outer channel with anet
the animals and 8111101) the I)!1 119“ yesteidny, Harbormnster Garry Pad—
with beef at cont so that the price dock and several assistants located ‘
will be lowmcd to the 11801)” and d and raised the launch of the destroyer
threatened meat famine title in six 01‘ McCall, which was sunk in collision
eight years averted. ' iwith the freight steamer Seaboard.
Thin was the opinion GXDNSSGG YGS' Iand three seamen drowned Saturday
-terday by It. ‘1 Dubin 0t \CW Yi’l'k- I.night The launch had 11 rugged hole
before the American Meal Puckers‘ 118- Ifimashed in the starboard side, amid-
He declalcd that only llyIshlps, indicating that ltI had been
meat crossing the channel in the opposite
direction from the McCall at the time
The American llollscwlfe'was tak-I it had been run down. Contrary to
wasting meat. A' general expectation, no trace was
fourth part of all the meat killed 1'01‘ found of the drowned shllors, who had
the table is wasted. POOP fulfilliesf evidently been thrown from the
The boat was found about:
round steaks despite the fact that 150 feet from the main lighthouse, at.
these cuts can be made delicious by l most in the center of the channel
The harbormuster immediately not;-
shortugc be prevented.
.1051“ family of meat eaters fails tolified Mayor Wilson, who in turn will
I
practice proper economy in its meatl inform the commander of the McCall.
, 4—7
A High-Grade Motor
Truck 2‘ Popular Price
Cull and see an ideal 0118 ten motor truck. Three things you
must demand of, any truck that you buy. Because the Jeffery motor
truck meets these requirements we believe it is the greatest value
on the market today.
First. It sells for $300 less than its nearest competitor in qual-
ity and capacity.
Second. it is built by The Thomas B. Jeffery Company, a con-
cern with unlimited capital and n reputation which has never been
impaired. ’
Third. It is backer by a service organization extending from
coast to coast, which places within reach of every owner 81 service
which has not yet been equalled in the motor truck field.
The Jefferv «products have been known for years on cars of long
lasting qualities.
This cur can be seen at W A. llunford' 8 garage. Demonsttutlon
can be arranged by calling or by telephone.
W. A. HANFORD
GARAGE
Five
Pope Hartford
GOOD RUNNING ORDER
5 Passenger Model T Ford
AUTO FOR HIRE
moron mucus FOR 8111.1: ON EASY PAYMENTS.
Luther M. Wright
Passenger
‘
Electrical
ntncrntc 611111111131
. dilliJS'pow... AT COST 1.....88‘58'1‘1:
An an inducement to hove your button wired for ldm'lC'i‘lllti idilil'i‘
we Will furnluh at cost the l".l.l'.i"l'lllt’ FIX'I‘llllICtl. 'i‘hlo meunu u.
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Fancy Potatoes, per 1111,1151:
SweetPoutoes.por pit. .« 35o
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Tomttoes, per quart . .. 51:
Green Lima Beuno,perquart . .. 51:.
Large Musk Molonomach 10c
Cranberrier, 1Com, Boots, Green Peppers, "Celery, Appgeo, .
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