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.3 313.333.3333. on... .... ......g. .. .....- plumper c srsvicrismlmcswcso ,3 .~ —. , 3 ; .
3 . is...” 1 Wiiii‘nm Thornton has resumed his 1 ‘cm 80 ‘ . . 3
3 When smoking Mu my: the lit... fiddler h the P809193 Trust Company. AllflOlfl'S Lean 5 .'
i . ”I‘ll n warning, 303 Washington strect. after a brief ill- 5 k d a" ers c 33.3 3
...n. at this remind you. as you m, neon _ mo 9 . AW. WORM ' (TRUE To us NAME)
' mm from losses would be freed, _-
‘f- mace-i- thc thing you need. . WHO SAID DANCE? ? 33 F . . , .
33 3 ”Pi! ‘ in“: . 333003.; Military Bali. Roodners Hall aflcy S h in the industriul Bowling League The Sterhng
3 Ta Ior & Golden33l Frldtly D8306 t0 1- 33Iender plllac p C5: in the Palace_Ml3Vs. on North Main . . _ " “
3 y 33 street, last night .the Cluett-l?eabodyn
“'3- 3“: 33M“ 359:8? ”- Brit: team defeated the/3R. & G’s, by tak- REFRIGERATOR
”UT” NORWALR,‘ TRUST 00.33'0‘1“: " 9w 0" are in p 3 ing two out of three games. The ‘
BUILDING, “‘0“ 0f ”‘9" summer residence m c score: .- W‘ 3
‘ TeIQPhonc 1230 Norwalk. -j if! a ‘ G 53 the smallest icceatcr’ ‘in the
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_,__.,____,_,3 . _ Tomorrow night, May 7th, is “ladies :Vebb """"""" 7:3 75 E2 scieftgislry 3“]:‘(3‘13‘3'33C31‘ ll‘l:ula:lll(l)‘l:
-—-— Night" at the South Norwalk Club. A e393 """"""""""" 7‘ 73 ‘4 . . " _
programme of unusual ext‘ellenf'e will . Dllscoll ...... ...'.. ’14 81 76 and air Circulation sanitary and
.3 be prepared for the entorthinnwt? 053 :dtGlone """""" 77 73 8“ easily Cleaned “K (asp "tO “get ‘0
3 the lair guests. . 1 TELEPHONE 371 125 WASHINGTON sr 0"" b "‘c'3"3'3'3‘3‘,"'b 933‘ 76 83 3 sanitary waste pipe is a icattiiée in
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3 - ‘ ' ' itself. Th Steri h
3 . N ‘ , _ , 3 ilr a is havin . ‘Morno .............. 81 £7 .78l e lng 15 “g. t a“
3 '1110 U id“?! R3 0 (l g _, _—_3«___——-——-- -— ----- D k .31 8 3 3 the way through. We wrli be
,3 3 3 h f ‘r‘ made to the 3 0 us ........... 1 S
W l:it‘::::llnf:lfl€: oxalic the railroad JAPAN HAS [lEEI freconcilable course toward her povi- Pesak "all!“ 23.3 f" 3“ pleased to Show your .
, _ . 3 3 3* », , 3 "crful neighbor, and it is grotesque to (roiyus .......... " “E 2 gm
Tonight the members of the Trinity piopii‘rli and running the entlie su est m , r n 9 7 Rem bots $4 935 [0 $45.
3 88 at she is responsible for the Bellus .............. 79: 8" 85
Young Men’s Club will hold a 3303,), length of Railroad aienue. READY “IR SAIHNB ”13333 3 ‘
smoker in their quarters on Railroad ‘1: will be the 1?: and most bitt ,3
3 3 . ,. 3 —100 L38. SUGAR 31-00 ‘ C M 8d F 9
aienue. A splendid musical program ( ° "W rom F‘r" Page.) tragedy of thl w f f f
.. . . b t ’t f ‘1 Moos ball. Roodner's ‘ s a" we 0 “5 con’ 2
will he carried out and the chilling liilldtigridd)?‘ e 33- 'sequences be that an unoffendlng na-J e ter n “Inld “re 0.
promises to be an interesting one. Tlle3 " ' ‘__3 33:52: “3:39 ‘3‘35‘3‘3‘3’r‘n3 3233' ”35‘“: 3“”“5' tion, whose independence and, inieg.3 127429 Washington Stitch
smoker m“ not be held tomorrow, The gr unds3 surrounding St. ludis- cussing 3:: 32233333 eryltiody ‘3 dls- my the Anzlo- Japanese alliance hasi MM 10 SECURE pMYER Phone 105"» Opposite H°yt5 Theatre.
33s- has been announced, but will hold laus‘ ll ”mt” Catholic Church, on speculfiting 3333,33 the] {333333 “a; :‘3‘3‘1 guaranteed, is to be despoiled by one3 3
orth this evening , . e an e of the i t t "-
, tlii‘r s33t3,re3:l hnie3 beenhezteblssxexa: extent 0, the military campaign 33333333333 a gun orlcs of bat alllance. 3 33m Lotlerzo, 33333 33303133338333 30333333
The Adam ‘Schinidi' garage on pr?! 3 3:138,“ rug, amne “e s e, “ou‘d hm“ ‘0 undermine ““3““ Chin“ —“"’_"‘ "' lBTOOklyn baseball tosser, who fre
li‘airfield anemic husbeen completed. 2233?; s g] 5‘ pa 3 p ‘9‘“39 ‘0 yield A" parties-rind “C l quently comes to South \‘orwalli, is. '
The Chase bungalow, under construC- , I _,__ _ lion: 3"" the country are united “‘3“ fav 1 [AI 0.1ka 0': RED . :pending a few ‘15" 3‘ ”‘9 ”aidenc“ ‘ emo orset ee
tion on liowayton avenue, is rapidly ; ~ r .. - - . or 0 apan establishing a predom mlni‘ck Tortorellu, 33 “11 31- I
333333333338 330333333e330n3 3 Stephen Kiss 33333i:3i3.333€3i313:.i1:3i3l3l:c93331333332313, 31321331311130? lng influence in China, which country Mm NAME AUSIIN3 ThiDs 0bull player has expreizd 5319., , ,
33 “3333333333333 303 a 03333 3333333333 3303333333 , 3 . . 3 . 3. 3 33,. regarded as the natural field for ”383 383", ,0 connect Muse” “3m {owe 3033 (_omc and see all the good new things the I\ciiio
on 2. building lot on Burrilt avenue :“ha‘k rd, “I‘m“:a: mm: Gout“Ci ‘ do needed Jap‘mese “Damion , (Continued From rim Page) 1"“ ‘eam 3““ “ ‘°°“° ““9 3‘1 excellent l " makers have pmduced' '
)r. and hills. Stanley A. Smith, of :;:cw;;ku:o::iun::n3 03,9“ 3:: 339 . ’l‘lie scmi-ofllclalwrcss is urging the » .. . 3opportunity for a local team to gel 3 .
Waterbury, are being entertained at {3393333339 future ”u in; “ “V"“mem ‘0 “and firm in Spite 05112 to lg; The defeat of the local' hold of a good player prank Tom”, 3 We ll sliOw you all the old favorites—improved: and .:.
The 3333333333333 033 6 Mon avenue 3 the criticisms of foreign countries. and men is especially felt by many who is, of the railroad bootblack esinn . some new features in new models that, fix some shapes, 2:.
33 ! —NOTlCE “1 ENDS expression t0 the belief that scare the opinion that several local “Shim?!“ Wm ""1189 8 meeting! 5: are even better than the old favorites. ’.,‘
...A description of Jim Coffey and 33 333333333 333 my possession n 3333033333 the failure of the present negotiations Red Men [33in through carelessness33h°um the ydung mans services be I: .:.
Al Reich fight at City Hotel on “ed- c0333 3333333333 333 3333333933 ma have 33 would excite the profound disappoint 3m register their votes The show3n‘3desired. 333 In the way of a bargain ask ‘0‘, our “Ncmo chk 3:
neg“. evening , ‘ 9 y y men! and indignation of the Japanese that Mr Hsikin made -3 con id (1' .....___.______ 3 - ~ - ‘.‘
i . paying damages done on my premises peep“, 3 , 3 highly 8333333333333 333“ 33 33:3 e33re33 MACK AFTER FORDHAM “A“ 2: Special Self Reducmg (.orsets, at only $3..oo This Cor-
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The members of Court Laurel, No and "05‘ 3‘ advertising Steve Kovallch The Moments given out today that time in the field {0, the 9033,30,, in set ‘5 made 0‘ the same fine merccrlzed batiste “539-12 2"
106.“ ML will receive “my 00mg. .Tarlliv Illice. Turnpike J3!” proposed to communicate ,0 this fact consolutlon {3333 33333 3333333333 333 Third Burma» Carroll Offered Con-:1 our $5.00 Corsets. 3:3
munion iii a body on Sunday. Mail ' cm“ the ‘mduCiblP minimum 01' her obtained. "In“ With Athioticw ' ’22 ‘:‘
9333 333 the 7 30 0 clock mass m s, The police are investigating a com» demand, ,0 be “flowed mm. by M3 33 3 Connie Mack‘s interest in the Ford 3.. The reducing and supporting straps of tape on this 3.
Joseph's Church, on south Main plalnt made by a Burrltt “9““ '93“ ultimatum should China continue to, [h QUOTES“ the “8‘ 0' 0mm" for ham Holy Cross'bnubsll game, which‘ .. model are concealed under the corset skirt. "
. . street. The members will assemble dent concerning my“ d”"°"“3 pro prove untrsctable, have not met with 3:011“; W"- he “upended YWONIY- It Fordhanil A Big Bargain at . . . . . . . .. ...... $3 00 i:
333 um basement of the church 333 33315 Derli' on Lincoln avenue. The matter 3333333333333 3333333033333 333333333333” olllclulsl 83 0: d Idiom—W. 0. Austin. of Field. was concentrated on Enroll. thel i 3' :1
o'clock After the mass it com union 0‘ a cow owned by miller & Friedman are denying in!“ there f3 any purpose 3am 0: Se , ““00“ third aaclcr. MR“ "1“ 03" . 1‘
33333333333383 will .be served m 3 New ruining the garden of Mrs. Stove Kub- of sending an ultimatum, but théy are 3‘3”! 3 n "3" Sagsmore~Alfred ”8' roll had a conference afterwlhe same -
Hotel Muhackemo. The committee rovlc has 'been reported to the police permitting " [0 be understood among Warez! ddzomgdnm G “a Pitcher 'Blll Walsh any; Muck 0" ' . ya“ 0. I"
3 33 m 0,“ 0,3 the arrangcnianln con,- the Japanese that the situation has Barnes 0‘ 3:323:05" 0”. ”"5" M fercd a contract to the Maroon star t03 'j - 3 ‘ ‘ _ ' ,-
313‘s of Mr“ W H. Ryu3 “TB C A 3 The South NW8“ Club will hold reached I Cflfilfl. A dispatch has been Gr ; P G (EKG effect the first dly30f JMG. 8:191" 86 WASH! \IGTON STREET, ":
‘Mannmrn ,uins Nora Cronin Miss ”“ “mm“ “was “m“ ‘°“‘°"‘" receiiied from Saaebo.'the naval base! 9. MM— eom A mrc‘mu' "1° “w“ °‘ ”mm" ”m“ “ SOUTH NORWAL CONN.’ ::
H ”'3 ' flush P Cami minis: “‘ii‘h‘ire‘ii‘wa'w“ n-Wu. saying that if the negotiations with of Sir-\ntfopd This, is Carroll's fourth year on the ,‘j . 13"
p.33 "'“N. w. n ‘ i.- AM“ WEI“ ‘flMmmoq-tw and 3.0:“ cm" °' mm‘w‘m‘” Maroqpvar'sitv atihirdiiue. Heiead- . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' " ' ‘ -
.. cichislra will av thréuxltdiil: Third Japan”! fleets would call for3.3 3. "3.30! Waterbury, . the varsity team in batting with a pop 3.. ., .. _ 3' .. ._.3 3,._ .333 " '~ ‘- ' 5‘ V '
,-—-.—'.——"' .... , “0mm “a Magician DWIWUI, 0,, the m rill creams.“ .... - Keeper 01 Wampum~ A. U 3centage of .412 pndisiithird year med ' ' ‘ " ' ~
"—TAX SAVING-it _CLUB. N Y iii 3 i A 3 b ' Kls , of Middletown ‘ 3 3 d '
3 ew o3rk, w enter a n c u The Japanese government has r933 3 ca stu out The lhll‘d b83031!!! 011118 .
l“ "0“ 01’9“ {0" momhfls“ p.. An easy liinilicon will also b? an attraction , , 7 0‘ Representative—George A‘ Athletics 5‘ present ‘3 Kopf. Who 1
way 30 pay your milei call .53 The 3 , *__ plied WWII") L0 all the points in "319 Fall .ld. of Stratford. and John Oet- played shortstop for the Mg'roon up 1
South Norwalk Tn!“ “mu” 1 . —MoosE MILITARY EALL. “Term" "me °" “"9 “we“ °‘ "‘° '9‘ m ”WW"!- lily two -yeara ago and captained
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... 'Rooilner‘s Hall “3,3,,“ Good~time. 3 '1 11939 situation 1‘ 1‘ 89‘3“"! 1° 33 Among the matters disposed of was Fordham's basketbsi team' .
Judges-elect George ii. Vosburgh , sure. America that it has no intention an 3mm,” 0, “00 3“ me “my m l W .. 33
and Edward M’ WM mum“! 1!"!th lv‘. Gamichild 33,, um“ all of violating the Root agreement con-‘33“. Great Chief of Records The KUNZ V3'3 RAVEK SECUDI I Y BUiLDINO
morning's mull received ,thalr com 3,333,333,)“.R of Sherman (... ouncil, “03,313 21323131313133.1333: u::n3313l:3u3r33ir;3€l::3sérfc;::‘pisce of the next Great Council was3 The gm“ papers of agreement were' TAKE ELFVAYDR -'-' Up CHIC I'LICII‘”
.r» missions dulv 5‘8““ 39“ “3‘0“ by Aiulniinl. to attend the meeting next in China The greatest interest exists 1°“ to Great 8“th Austin, an ““' signed. 185! night. by BERNIE Kunz lils "A! N 3T .. .. TEL 22|8
#2 Marcus H fining); 90W of the. my m At this tima battle - 3 , ' 3 usual proceeding; as heretofore, warm and Raver Benjamin for 33,93, 10 round .
suite of Connecticut. ,~ Wu m. W3 by “”333: “3:33:19 Jmmfl'etf'gd'l‘eft tights arson moord as having been' gm- bout under 131“. augplceg of the
judges will-“311$.n0lb. . », mung”, 3.535.... A. my, 3" ° ‘3 3“?" r 5 3“" "red by tribes of various cities to Federal A. (33., or this city. The tno BR1DGE3PORT.OONN.
and will ”mud? WKMB.¢“¥ JD? 3““ 1,9,3,“an and. "I? can!!!“ {gain Glfllflllll ODS 0 “8 Ch ”manure "1%. honor of entertaining. ThlSiscrapperg hap‘e defined upon 142
counts for twqryenrs. No omciol ,nri- 3mm 10“,. mums 3,, “Dec,“ ,0 year no trips. put in a bid and It was pounds ringside. tho weight forfeiture . F S LYON
‘ , . The de ture from Ja an A rll 17
nouncemenis of the newbiiggea :0 result 3,,- n lnrgcly increased mom on leave??? absence ofp GeOine W Efimrmul M'- “ill the Great 383113) be $25. ATLAS PURE
t t have et 8 "la 9 C em ‘ " '——""—
£33222; "nonunion. appoint char-8.“?- , _ ?“"‘”° 3": :mer‘c‘m rfifa’2‘dmi3‘: 1" B. Malian was appointed Grea!‘ WILL EXAMINE MR. HAM-s coo. CATSUP 600d 10b Printing
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clerk and the downtown prosecutor ”mm, were issued by Building in 3333;333:3331-3333: 33333335933 Emma?” in Mlshlnewa and J. William Rowa was ...... lame 80L 15c m m. a.“ Work, a.“ Pfl“.
and Judge Lockwood will have the ,spector Clarence I. ““313 today, 30 “3303333 on 333333 33333333333333 3elevsted to the position of Deputy 30wpcr Also lobe Held Rupon'slble for . ./" ll NORTH MAIN 31-3551-
appointment of the uptown prosecut- Charles F, Mills. 03; the meal branch _ Great Sachem of Konckspotansuh and Allowing It on Street With. Medium 1°C I. NORWALK . PHONE IO?
. MUKDEN' via Peklng, May 6 The Paugussatt tribes. of Bridgeport. Botii‘ out a Muzzle. ._3'_.__~
lng attorney
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—EASV WAY To PAY' TAXES r3
of the Standard Oil Company to" erect
tvio ens:- story iron buildings on the
ioil company’s property on .Wilson
Dog Warden Thomas F. Walsh to-
day continued his investigations in
of Leonard
3Japanese Consular orders issued May appointees are Norwalk men. 3
3 resugedn 1:1:kdg:dmt‘hael (Sign? 32p: To retiring Great Sachem George A. 3
““9“ ° 5 " ‘Fnirchlld of Strattow. Okenneii tribe. the biting 0‘ Fm" Rim-
NORWALK WOMAN SEEKS DI—
3, VORQE FOR DESERTION.
(nail-ins first she was deserted by
Davey’s
Phone 410
Tito Tax Savings Club is on'mfir Point road. Each building will be or;
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strcet, by the dog owned by F. J. Hum, her I I d 3‘.“ days lifter marri 3
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members. Join today and among for corrugated iron, and with cost 31 000
your taxes ..... leaclll. Other permits were issued to
3Pn3ul Mercer, to erect two out- -ho'uses3
Chestnut 3
‘VVaiiipole' s Cod Liver Oil‘.
Bronlo 'Scltzcr, 25c sizc- -.'.' ..
pCiiticura-Soap ........'....:.
'Eskays Food 50c size. ,,,,,,, .393:
Eskay's Food, 735c 3size .. ..55c
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Stillson-l’owell Carpomticn
‘2 WASHINGTON STREET.
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" for' Mrs. Lucy Juvenal, of
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'—REGULAR PRICES—3— 3
7339c 'illill. One wll cost $50 and the other.33y31t
3375. A perm! was received by Abraml
195‘ mm" M 33 Orchard street. to erect a odus with stolld indifference. not in-
ione- story addition to his house. The
l'cosi will be $100.
—"ri-lunsoAv is DINNER NIGHT l
at the Country Club.
3The value of a gold yenincreascd thir ‘ of that town presented him with a bean-
ity sliver cents, ands rich harvest was tlful sold watch fob The sift was
reaped by exchange brokers 3 A“ Jap ‘ pleasantly received by a. few brief ro-
snese civilians except a ten bankers marks Great 333333303, Sagamore-‘elect
and railway officials now have left the3 3 eorge M Barnes, was the recipient of
,a handsome gold watch, which was
. glv an by Ashenarh tribe, of Milford.
Past Sachem Everett L Tarlton a
delegate to the convention from the]
persons leaving the city. Although’3 Unquowa 333333303 Fairfleld. arrived
“:3“ nativus ”:3:er pzuguubed ”163 home with the trophy which the Fair-
c 3:, mine “:33“ ° occuy qstrnteglc o 3 field tribe was awarded for having
apenese oops py D adopted the most number of members
All classes of Chinese viewed the ex-
sultlng or molesting in tiny way the
“T 5L sitions in Mukden. while Chinese sol-' .
" dlers are reported to be moving into in 3:3; sxfdhdi‘ilddigd 13:13:? months
'5 position to the south of the city. Many pe '
’f “the residents in that. district are' The trophy ‘5 “51“” cilver cup. gold3
l o ' lined, and standing about a foot high.
Your Vicafiili Trip
It is none too early to plan next summer 5 trip If ',
you will need a sum that it may takc you several
months to accumulate.
3.3__If you havent begun-tosavc for- your vacation yeti .
ih Nurwallt Savings Bank' .
" _at once and deposit in ,it wéelc' by 3wé3ck
-...every3 .cent tliut. .you can possibly spnrc. -_ :- '
- of the leading Japanese citizen's.
coming north. 3
__ This prize was presented by the grand
J HAEKoxglfkfeuIE: M1333: 33:13:: council to be given to the tribe in the
“an Be state having excelled in the number
prepared for a siege. Following the
. of pale-faces welcomed into the wig-
consuls advice many Japanese have worn field worked 33333333 zeal and
left the city, although the Chinese ap-3 lil' rocure‘déusi. The Red Men were in
ear wholl indifferent. Several
prominent. nitive residents were en- very exuberant spirits and ht“! cause
3 to feel proud. ' "
tertained at dinner last night by some: 3.3
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FIRE IN wssT AVENUE H6635.
Chinese s““.‘“°"‘ ‘ Fire in the rear. of the house at 15
LONDON M.” 8' 5 57 a iii—The West avenue brought out the uptown
i Daily Nevis publishes an editorial ar-‘ 3333.9 department at 8 30 0.0100,, in res-
ticle on the- Chineset situation which ponse to an alarm from box 25 3.331039
reads in 9““ as ‘°“°V."5‘ the flames ’hsd hen sxtlnguished dame
, ‘ “Il‘wotlld not be éasy to parallel age utmated lt .150- had been done
such demands from 'one power to an-3 A gas feed p,” to the 833 range 53,",
WW “WWW“ apart and mmmmwm
mm
inumber of dogs which have been turn-
cONTRACTORs new RE'cooNizE
in, of Morgan avenue. The case has
been satisfactorily settled between the
two pr lpals. Today Dr. Olmstead
wil3 examine the teeth of the Hum dog,
and should the animal be in any way
infected the dog warden will have it
shot. 'Mr. Walsh will hold Mr. Ham. he
states, responsible for allowing the
dog on the public highway muzzle-less.
The local dog warden, lmhls public.
konnéls. on Highland avenue, has a
ed over to him or which he or his as-
slstants have picked up on the streets
and no owners located. There are a
'surprislngly large number of Norwalk
residents Who much prefer turning
lthelr dogs over to Warden Walsh to
ido away with instead of paying the re-
gistration _ .The warden has sold a
nuns-hep. the.most3._sttrsctiVe dogs
picked up. . .- f'
_n—
DEMANDS , .
Messrs. Driscoll a. Sullivan are
among the prominent Norwalk con-
tractors who have not signed the ill"
ticles of agreement compiled by the
General Laborer's Union, of this city,
to their stateme‘nu
Cannabis Stewart E. Elliott is serv-
nor do they intend to do so. iicéordhig' *
limb “den Hoyt of Norwalk, today-
flled a wait for divorce against William
1% c 3 lb. for Rags ,
say: she married Hoyt on March 11.
l3 1912 and that on March 15 he left her
3nd never returncd.
and highest prices for rub-
bers, metals and feather beds
will be paid you if you send
postal or ’plionc
THE on. salmon; co,
\ INC.
Phone .141. 3 Rowan St.
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FAST FREIGHT LINE3TO NEW
YORK.
Freight boat leaveg' Pier 27 East
River. New York (foot of Catherine
St.) every day except Sunday, nt3 p.
m. Freight received at Nor-wall: upto
5 p. m. and at South Norwslk3 up to I"
5: 80 D m. . :
.Georyef. .Footc, Gcn‘crai Agent 3
-THE ‘ANMNG tram-m TRANS:
PORTATION .LlNE. Inc. , i 2:;
.. nice, 3
‘ ,- Guards, Pans,
lamps, etc. '
GRACE RN
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The following additional merchant:
have joined the ranks of the "Dollar 2
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