Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 2, 1914 · page 5

 

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THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

 

 

 

 

WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 2, 1914 PAGE FIV‘

E: 1 l I ‘r 3 a ”a
e . 4 3 where Mr. McFarland has a large

Spec1al Values m o... u... 01 Mac...“ Novel-f 333933,, {-33 3;";333'333333 WEARING QUALITY

Table Damaks

25c, 40c, 50c, 75c and 81.00 1 Yard.

lath Towels—10c. 12 1-2c, 25c. 35c
and 50:.

Bed sweetie-81.00 81.25, 81.50, 81.75
to 88.50.

ltd Sheets—49c, 451:, 506.701; 750,
79c and 951:.

E. K. Banks

 

Inhackorno Hotel Block. So. Nmik.

 

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WEATHER FORECAST. - 3

 

For Norwalk and 1iclnity: Showers
tonight

South Nor-walk.

ties now on exhibition at Our
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stores.

 

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WM. P. BEERS

look and Outlonery euro. 3

3moved from the Silliman Block
NM new offices on South avenue.

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ING. 3
We guarantee to give you the

color in the interior; Thurs-31w“ results. Try us once and you

day, fair and cooler. fresh southwest will come back again.

winds. The disturbance which was
central o1er Lake Michigan yesterday
morning has moved slowly eastward
and is now central 01er Ontario. lt
V1111 probably pass out the St. Law-

rence Valley tonight. This 1"'ltinity is
It'

has caused general showers during.

DONNELLY’ S3

STATIONERY AND BOOK eross3
18 souru MAIN s'rnner. 3

 

—Harsh physics react. weaken 01933

3 33.3 the last 24 hours from Nebraska east-3bowels. cause chronic constipation.3

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on} ment committee of

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. plumbing work in Cutbill’s new mar-

ward to New York. Heavy showers
were reported from Missouri and Illis'
nois. An area of high pressure which3
'is central this morning‘ over Nebraska
1's producing pleasant weather with

1011 temperatures over the northwest- trolley-car without signalling his in- Crossinan house. in Rl1'erside1s1'.enue OConneil 11ers quietly mauled M3

on districts. Freezing temperature
with killing frost was reported from'
Sheridan. Wye.

 

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAYH

Temperature: L011, 58:311igli,-

86. Fair

“Edward :1. sun": has filed demons
a‘Toreclosure suits against lra 33 C.
Lockwood. =

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Attorney William F. Tammany is
attending to legal business in Bridge-
port today.

 

a
suit

company,

3 1 Olltslty. Rainer and
bought

‘New York firm. has

against L. Prensky and company of1
1' Norwalk, claiming 875 damages,

A Special meeting of the entertain-
the Norwalk
Country club was held last night, it
was decided to hold a fancy dress
ball on Labor Day night.

Should the Wolf come prowling
about your door. slap him on the nose
with a pass-book from The People's
Trust Company-he won't remain
near this sort of a weapon.

 

Mrs. James W, Pegg. and daughter.
Miss Charlotte Pegs. of Capitol ave-
nue, Bridgeport, have returned from
a week at Nerwalk as the guests of
relatives. ' '

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Jones a: Hotchkiss.‘:.1rill install the

hot on North Main street, in the
'Hayes building. {The 'necessat‘y per-‘
:mtt wedgiasueds today.

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118' your teeth are bad you? cannot .5

thoroughly Mastica'to your" food. which
results in serious trouble. Dr. J. H'.

Mallory invites you to call and let'
-' him Not: your teeth over. ‘

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' 'At‘ the meeting an evening of the
" Uncas Tribe, No.26. ‘is 0. R. M., in:

invitation was received and hccepted

from the Dublin: Redmen to partial:-

'pato in thein big carnival and "Indian
Village." to be held between Septem-
ber’ 11114811 15th..» 7A' “it time is 68-1
footed. and may of the local people

incipient” “volcano..- humanist. ., . ,1
' night has not yet been definitely set- The:

tied

 

‘ passing under the

Doan's Regulets operate easily, tone
the stomach cure constipation 25c. 3

Ask your druggist for th'ein. 3

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ecause lie jumped 01! a moving

tentions to the conductor of the 10: 403
o'clock Stamford car, .11 unknown
Italian last evening suffered a hrnis- 1
:ed and cut‘faco. when he jumped off
backwards. striking the ground with
considerable force The trolley was
Meadow; street
bridge attire timer— ‘ .33
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Good tenant! 3am to be Shad-fol:

the advertlling.

 

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Lovsit's

: THE PLACE

 

 

BOYS AND
GIRLS

sand
Shoes

Everything new
and built for
SERVICE

 

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6125 to $3100

 

 

is the guest of Miss Roxie
South Main street,

3 Ridge has been the guest of friends in
3 New York for several daas this week.

meeting on Monday evening. when a
3 score of members were entertained at
3the home of Miss Roxie Merritt.

 

Miss Arlene Purdy of Croton Falls

M erritt.

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The Dawless-stenport Co. has
to

district.
.chard. states that the crop this yearI
111'ill be far ahead of any he has ever'

Lamb, Miss Catherine Speldberger:
and Miss Ruth McFarland.

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Albert Freseflus. of the Rosevillei

who owns a large peach or?

seen in this country. Mr. Fresenius

is now selling his crops to the mar-‘

kets of Bridgeport and Norwalk. 3

The D. I. I. K. camp which3

has been situated at Compo Beach
during the summer,

broke up last‘

week and the members have returned.

 

 

William Kraponizc of Smiths

TheB. B. Sewing Club resumed its“.3

Misses Amelia and Helen Becnke
teachers in the local center school
who, with their mother and sister.
ha1e been touring Germany. armed
in New York on the steamer Ryndam.
from Rotterdam. Tuesday, ‘

At a Republican caucus in the Town
Hall. Monday night, the following del-

3 egates were elected: State convention.
, 0.; w.

Hodges, Edward Rutledge;
Congressional. E B. laivreneefieorge

DEVELOPING AND PRINT-3 W Dunes; George T. Smith andL

C Moller.

 

 
 
 

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WESTPORT

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Mrs. John Morgan, of Mygic is a
guest of Mr and Mrs. 'l‘. C. 53mm.

 

City water is being put into the

Last week 1118 N orseid emits Sun
day school picnic was held” 3'3Compo
Beoch. 3

 

The Westport Art exhibiti; closed.
Saturday evening after ’a grifst suc-

chdsfui ‘e1'.hnt'" "“ " "i
.. J '1‘ i ‘2%' ' 0-1
Miss Ms‘i'y' Filling. of We rbunin:
a guest or Mr. and Mrs. §a1h6n1e1
Coast, .01' Compo street. “ 3333333.

 

Mr. and Mrs. OstertAg, of Brook-
lyn, N Y., are guests at the 'flialydid"
‘nt Compo mill ior- -a we'ok. :3

 

Edward Carlson. of Edge Hill. is'
enjoying his vacation from his duties
with the Connecticut Company.

 

Mrs.

liau Abbott. of Brooklyn. N. Y.

has been recently entertained by
Franklin Bradley. of 3Saugatuck

 

The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

recovering from hér re'cent illness

 

friends in their cottage, at Compo
mill. "1. :3

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Mr.

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street.

 

7‘ .11311.: and Mrs. Neil ta, Mitchell

are entertaining Mr. dud Mrs. 0. P.

Burr, of R‘umford. at their home at
Owenoke. 3

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3971‘s. Harry Nichols his returned
to her home,- in Bridgllport- after a

, also with- Mrs: Frank N Taylor. on

:33. ,3

Lincoln street. v 3

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After 3.3 visit with friends 117 Bridge-
vilfo, 11:7. 1111'. 71.381311 McPher-

son has geturppd to b.9333 home in'

in Greene Farms.

 

uncldatthow 8uliivan. of Tor-rings
ton. spent several days last week as

the tiredness of Miss Mary E. Dris'ooll.
7811 811118 ma 3- -

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.7114 American. sprinkling syntax

:81- this mutton 111.111.1111 13-113 teen

installed in the W oompuy

 

to their respective homes.
party were Frederick Dodge, Alien
Bette and George Dilworth, of this3
311to 11.

located in its new house at the Wheel-
3er building. The new office affords n
much more room for the people 01"

'ed the loss' of his coat and about 8303

“Qtl‘nip'iion by the Rev

Walter Crossman, of River, first did notiappear interested in. the
side avenue, is entertaining Miss Lil-‘3 trouble. but after a time took a, hand
and finally ended the tight. Two .

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George Keller. 0‘ Ml' Clair, 1‘" J' informed the party that- if they did

Joseph Albln. of imperial avenue. is

Mr.’ and Mrs. Boscpen and family
of New York city, are engertaining

and Mrs. Austin Wakeman
are atonemins Mr. and 111334.111:
mop and daughter. of Washington,
31:: c. '

Miss Annie Conway ands brother3
Harold. of Bayonne, N. J., are the.
guests of Mrs. Mary Drisoolk of Main‘

. has been employed by the town
inspect the present structure and re- 3

In the 3

 

The Saugatuck post oflice is now

that section and will be greatly apfi
preciated. The second floor of the

by Joseph Morton

 

Andrew Martin,
town, was arraigned before a justice
of the peace, in Ridge‘iield, last week,

Is the essential—thing to look

forin

SCHOOL SHOES

Ours have stood the test.

n‘wenty- five years 01 suc-

cessful shoe retailing have proved this.
Our business is grouting, and School Shoes have helped

us grow.

BCSt Shoes at the Lewest Prices is the secret of Our

success.

 

 

 

COME AND TAKE A

PEEP.

3Everything to wear for men and
boys is here all spick and span

OW.

Every correct New York style is 3
shown in our opening.

’ building issued as real estate office Suits for men $15 to $30.
Boys—$3. 50 to $12.

aged 23 of m. For the little ones from $3 50 up.
Special young men’s styles at
cull-89d with “up“; a “dug home $15 that are world leaders for the

belonging to Nelson Lockwood. The last word ”in fashion

horse was taken from the pasture and'
a few days later was found in an
abandoned stable in New York State.
"He pleaded guilty and was held un-.
3der 81. 000 bonds for trial in the Sn-
perior court. 3__

Edward Burr, of Main street. suffer-‘

in money last Saturday evening. Mnl
Burr was in the Perry barber shop‘
on State street and' hung his coat‘
with the money in the pockets on a3
book while he sat in a chair for a
sha1e.\\hen he was finished he
11 out for his coat but it was missing,‘
another coat hung in its place. There.
was nothing in the strange coat to'
3identii'y the man who walked 083
with the money. ‘

Francis C. Torre and Miss Loretta}

Wednesday at the Church of the As-
F‘ather J. J,'
Duggan. The wedding was very quiet,3
‘only relatives of the contracting pa}: 3
lies being present. Mr. Torre and.

bride are members-’11! the orchestral 1
11011 playing at the Compo Inn. She itsl '3

a. pianist,11hno h. possesses a firfii
baritone voice The bride farther
“lived i

The residents of State street were
much surprised one. morning last
week when an automobile stopped‘

near Lincoln street and the two3

men who occupied the front seat

engaged in a heated argument. Their3 »

differences became such that a”;
fistic encounter soon followed. Wo-3

on occupied the rear seat and at'

{residents appeared on the scene and

not stop their fighting they would be
arrested. They left for Pridgeport.
Plans for the erection of a: new

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tuck river in the center of the town
are being made and will be submitted
at the next session of the legislature
in January. It is planned to have a
full structure of concrete 20 feet wid-
er than the present bridge, with foot
in the center. The bridgfi .will be a
draw. An engineer from
and Holbrook company. of New Yorfk
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port as to its condition. A man has
ibeen stationed at the eastern end of
the approach of the structure to keep
numlzer of the. vehicles w h pass
over the bridge. 'One day last week
the following count was taken be-

.7. o'clock in the evening: 868 automo-

‘m‘biios. 310 drawn vehicles. 62 of which -

 

were heavy drawn trucks. The auto-
mobiles from out o! the state were:
Now York,103: Pennsylvania. _-1s;
New Jersey, 41; Massachusetts, 131;
Rhode Island. 9: Michigan. 4; South
Carolina. 2; West' Virginia. 1:- Mary-
land. 5; Indiana. 2; Nevada. 1; New
3Hampshire, 3; Illinois. 2; Nebrhska‘.
a. ' 3
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THE NEW BRIDGE MARK-ET.- -
Richard J. Cutbill has moved his
Bridge ‘Market to the new 'Heyef
block. No.71 North Main street. Mr:
Cutbill has been ai‘gnally successful
in his chosen business and his 1M?"
store will afford .hilv greater possibil-
itios 1151 his line 'of'trade.‘ 'llho‘now
store is large and airy 14111131113 fix.
ltures. including counters, ice bones
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Merriam. while‘th‘e 1.3881123
home is in New York city. 3 3 1

State street bridge over the Surge .

Rogers 8: Stevens:

Norwalk and So. Norwalk.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Blow":

Temp: the appetite,
please the taste and
nourish the body.
Crisp. clean and fresh.
. scents.

Baronet Blifuli

Round. thin. tender—

with a delightful flavor

Appropriate for lunch- .3

con. to: and. dinner;
" accents. ‘ ‘

paths on both sides and trolley tracks 3'

3{he Dolley

tween 7 o'clock in the mornin; and

GRAHAM
GRACKERS

Made of the finest
ingredients. Baked
to perfection. The‘
national strength
food. 3 weenie.

Buy blacultjiaked by .

‘ NATIONAL 1118mm
. .CQMP'ANY '

Always look for that Name.

 

CONTRACT FOR HIGHWAYS
Highway commissioner Bennett
has awarded contracts for work on
highways as follows:

puny or West rtford. for 817. 250.
' Danhury—z. ilinear feet of ame-
lelte on White street. to the Charles
'1‘. Eastburn company of Mt. Vernon.
N.Y. for 812. 457.

Norfolk-.4850 feet of graded road
to John De Michielf BrO. of .TOI'!
rington. for 8'8. 928. 6
Helium—For" 281—2 that span rein-
forced concrete: bridge' to the Good-
man A Trumbull company. or thoh-

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

‘ cases.Tl31e_so figures are corrected up

iManchestera-s. 700 feet of reinforc- '
' ed concrete on Main street to the
A.. C Stetnberg Construction .com-.

' m York. located in” this city, .

Try a pair of our School

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for Free Demonstration
in Your Own Home

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V Nine A. 'M. and the'3
1 ' Day’ a Work Done! 3

‘ 3 (1.11 brings you freedom from the

heavy task of sweeping and dusting. 3
(IJ’Veighs only nine pounds. The ‘
air driven revoking brush loosens
all dirt, dust and lint. The powelk

ful suction carries it all into the
dust proof hag._'

‘(LYou nit-rely direct it. It does
all thework!

 

 

 

The Broad riVer baseball team will
play the Ybsts on the Colonial dia-
' -mo‘nd; Sunday, and on Labor Day they

River diamond.

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‘bruises and liuru

. ,7:02:, 7145:, 8:42; 10:18x.

will play two games on the mend

Shoes and be convinced.

KEELERS

 

 

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Al 10‘4leth 3 TI RAE Tl li’l‘ I E.
J‘HI’RINGTUN, Sept. '.'.— A11 auto-
mobile driven in William lNHiil, at:-
companied by Wiliam I)11\‘le. both of
this place, crashed into the ftnce on
the east side of the road .11 Vampvil‘le

‘ tearing down about 30 fut . i .1. then
swerved back into the road .1111 turn-
ed turtle. about 3 (1'1-13.1k yesterday

morning. when the two wire return.
ing home. The 1110 ...- .pants were
thrown out. lit»; 141 1-11ci1'ed several
cuts on the head 11111 a number of
11 being considerably
1:111. 5t 1 1.1.11.1 Dunn said he lost con-
trol 1-f :he steering wheel. The car
was badly damaged. it was towed to
Torrington.

 

l
HAS SENT NO PROTECT.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.--Presl-
dent Wilson today requested denial
of reports that he had sent a pro-

;test to Emperor \\1lham of Germany
3'sgainst the reported destruction 0!
3Belglan cities

by German troops.
White House officials said that the

‘president had taken absolutely no new

.tion _ 3

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The department is also grading Van
Zant street. and the Connecticut
company will lay new ties and raill
on the East Side streets.

N. Y.. N. H. 81 till. R
Timetable

IN errscr JUNE 7.19111.

 

 

 

 

s11
acorn MonwsLK 1'0 Mswyomr.
A. 114.—1:37‘x, 4:493. 5:341, 5:422.
6:09, 625711, 7:181, 7:46, 8:18x, 8:591.
9:181. 9:40,.310:33x, 10:51:, 11:51.

‘P. M.—1:13x:' 1522*,- 1227,' 3:023.
3:293 4:42x, 5:15x, 5:45. 6:021, 8:47.

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Sundays.

‘. A. M.—l2.:95x, 3.41.5...4... 6:4211.
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8. 54 «10' 33" 1153“ . .11
P M.l—'12 50:, 2: 44! 3: 02!. 4‘43!)
5: 45 s 02:, 7: 112:. 7- m’. 7. 45: 7:5711.

8. 06:, 9:42! 10: 18!, 10: 35.

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NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.

A. M.-4:41x. 5:35, 6.45. 8:081.
8:51x, ‘-9:151,-"110:02x, 10:05,. 10:50:.
11:03. . ‘

P. him—12:03. 1:05, 210413 2:57.

3:301. 3:55, 4:15t, 4:29, 5:058, 5:24.‘
5:28, 6:011, 6:07, 8:10x. 9:25, 9:401.)
11:15x, 12:00:.

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Sundays. ‘3" ‘ '

A M.:——6 00, 8. 031, 9: 00:; 1:0 021.
10' 50:.

5:04, 6:01x, 7:09x, 8210:. 9:00n'. 9:403.

 

 

l. lrving 131111110. of the Ferris COal
, company, has left on an extended and
I interesting trip to the Great Lakes,

and other picturesque points near
Nlagra Falls and Canada. ‘

 

' ‘Iio'cal 'l‘riéhds'iihd"l‘éla‘tiv’§s are re-
ceiving postal cards from Mrs. Henry
Selser” who is 'enjo'ying a trip to
Detroit. where she will attend the big
D. A R. celebration.

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Many local friends are receiving
postals from the daring airman, ‘Jack'
McGee, who will giye some of his fly.
ing exhibitions at Lake Kenosha.
Danbury. from September 2nd to the
5th.

 

3 A. very pleasant and enjoyable

Club. A good- sized crowd 0d mem-

affair,

 

walk has disposed of 9999 criminal

today and show that the court has
been kept busy. It averages about
two and one half cases a day.

 

Mr. 1:11am: Frederick A. Ella re-
turned home yesterday after spend-

George. N. Y.3 The? mode the trill
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Hoddloy.
of Waterbury; in 3th.“ latters' autorno-
hilt "

 

it “was through the pmussslvenoss
0f the Roi-wall: Chamber of diamonds
that the Spore-Michael company. or

as. {fold iiifl’lie Sentinel last oyening.

 
 

 

3 evening was passed at the regular -
’ weekly dance at the Norwalk Yacht

hers were in attendancoflo en'ioyfthe

'311: 55.
‘ Since 1895 the town court of Non-

in: a déligh'tinl Vacation at Lake ‘

_ EVERYTHING} son 'Pnsssrl‘wmm.

Mties, Eto..- at special prices.

10:00:. 11:15:. 12:00:.
'SOUTH NORWALK To NEW HAVEN.
A. lit—12:23:. 121711, 6:05, 7:18.
13:16:. 10:18, 11:11:, 11:57:.
P. M.—11:57x, 220811, 4245!, 6:102,
6:348, 7:091, 8:28x, 9:24“, 10:08:.
11:06. 3

'Spndays. ‘ ’
A. M.:—12 23x 1:13x, 7:43, 9:161.
10: 18, 11:11:.
P. M.:—12 03, 1: 20. 3. 16!, 4. 28 5:17.
6: 14!, 6: 47 7: 09!, 9: 241, 10:51:.
10:51x.‘

 

A. M.:,—120 62,13 8:27, 9:591.
P. M.—1: 25, 2: 282.4' 38, 5: Mi, 8: 803.
7. 22. .
Sundays. 3 3.
A. u.—1o:37. ‘ ' ’
P M.-—2:15,17:22.

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A. 111—6: 00 72.23 8:DO,83:1‘83‘3,'10:08!‘3

P. M.—4‘.21, 6:49, 8:30.
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Sundays.

A. M.:—7 55. 11: 45.

Pit—6:48, 7:181. 8:35.

 

x—Signifies express.
. .33—Dlscontinuod after June 81.
t—Signifies stops on signal 911.17.
t—Doos not run Saturdays.

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Mason ma Jars.'1il z and Euro our
Fruit flats with glass top. Jelly Clash
es, Fruit Jar Fillers, Preserving Kent

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South Not-walk. " '

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