WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13, 1915
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TABLE DAMASK
”6.. 35s., 40c., 50c.. 151:“ $1.03 a yd. R
LINEN TOWELINGS '.
$06., 12 1-2c., 15c. and 20¢. a yard
BATH TOWELS
5c, 10c., 12 12s., 23s., 31a. and 50c.
AT 1
1?. K. BANKS R’
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MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. ‘t
South Norwalk.
5 EVERYTHING IN
‘ LINE or
HALLUWE' EN’
FA V i) R S H,
Post Cards
Crepe Paper
Napkins
DONNILLYS
STATIONERY STORE
:6 So. Main St. 30. Norwalk
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CITY NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair tonight; Thursday partly cloudy,
tollowed by showers.
Pleasant weather with mild temper-
ature continues in the eastern dis-
tricts. The western disturbance which
is now central in the Mississippi Val-
ley is causing cloudy and rainy wea-
sher in the’central districts from the
Gulf no, ward to the Lake region.
New Orledns reported 6.761111:th or
rain during the last '24 hours.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
1| TODAY.
"Temperature: Low, 52; high,
50. Partly cloudy.
A son was born this morning to Mr.
and Mrs. Harry J. Paxton. of Frank-
lln stre Mother and baby are do-
ing sple didly.
’lhe business committee meeting of
the South Norwslk Congregational .
church, scheduled for last night, was
adhiurnflu'stil Frld‘ ironing of this
week. 1 1‘“.
Matters of regular business were
1. transacted at the meeting otd’utnam .
Hose, last evening. An oyster "teed"
lollow'ed the meeting This dainty sea
food was served in many delightful
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At the meeting last night of St.
hillda's‘ Guild the members voted to
"reorganize into a Junior organisation.
Anot meeting will be held next
Moan |Revening, at 8 o'clock, in the
Parirh ".Hall 11
"RR -—SPECIAL NOTICE“
There will be a tree lecture (in
\ Christian Science at Regent Theatre,
Friday evening, Octohr 15, 1915 at 8
o'clock. The play scheduled for this
same date will not open until about
p. m.
"Saiety First
' Indigestion, constipation, biliousness
and many ailments of’the diges__tive
- Rorg'ans are often the source of serious
R illness. At the first sign of disordered
conditions take the 'reliable family
'remedy that is always dependable—
BEECHAM S
PILLS
It.“ Sale a! Any “dich- hthoWorlrl.
”everywhere. Islam... 10m, 25:.
Stephan Cong h
WHITE ems a 1-111.
' 25c. settle.
saloon-rower Corporation
Passcstert‘ou monsters.
Kodak's, Cameras. Fllm'o. Plated, Paper
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32 Washlnflsn Street
South No‘rwslk. Coim- -
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to San Diego, Cat,
garrison here has refused to surrend-R
er to General Dieguez,
the
four transports.
of the Guaymas garrison to yield Gen- R
are! llieguez ordered the disembark:
tion of his troops under protection of
the guns of
Guerrero.
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PEAR Ill RARQREI
The police department members
la to hold a shore dinner some
ing this week at"
oi 1 house. Chief of Police William
Pennington, who is in charge of
arrangements of this pleasant af-
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fair, stated this morning the date 11st
not been set for the dinner.
annual e1'.ent and promises to be one
of muc hinterest to the bluecoals.
VlllA RARRlSRN‘
it is an
REERSES l0 SURRENDER
(11'11'1113. 'Mex.,
Oct.
Oct. l2.—The Villa.
Carranza expeditionary forces
which arrived oil’ shore last night in
Following the refusal
gunboat
the Carranza
Tough luck. A Union street young}
man is engaged to a cl1a1ming EastR
R Nora alk young lady. Their Wedding let
the Burton .
12. by Radio'
commanding
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GOOD NEWS.
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Heard it and' Profited Thereby.
”Good news travels fast,” and the
R many bad back sufferers in South Nor-
Rwalk are glad to learn “here relief
may be found. Man) a lame, weak and
, aching back is bad no more, thanks to
Dean's Kidney Pills. Our citizens are.
telling the good hens of their exper-
.ience with this tested remed1. Here
,is an example worth reading:
B. D. Kelly, 18 Wood street. South
Nornalk, says-.1 1121s troubled for a
year and a half by dull pains o1 er my
Rhlps.togethe1 with sharp twinges in
Rthe small of my back. They were so-
Rvere when l stiaiglitened too quickly
Rafter stooping.1_also had headalhes
21nd dizzy spells,11as restless and got.
Rup in the morning feeling more tired'
Rthan when 1 111m to bed. \\ hen sui—
‘fering in that 11ay, 1 got Dean's Kid- R
lessR
Rney l’ills at l’laisteds Drug Store.‘
’i‘hcy worked wonders and in
than a week, the trouble left." 1
Lasting Bent-fit. .
Over two years later. Mr. Kcllyt
said: “I have had not occasidf'l’ to useR
Dean‘s Kidney Pills lately, for they
'pernRanentlv cured me."
R Price 50c, at all d1 ale1s Dont sim-
1pl1'nsk for a kidney remedy—get.
‘ooan's Kidney Pills ~111e same that
Mr. Kelly has twice publicly recom-l
Rmended. it‘ostcr-Milburn 00., Props,‘
RBuffalo, N. Y.
PROTECTING SQUIRREL PETS.
Gray squirrels have become so tame
set for tomorrow All the arrangtnentsR of the past two years that many peo~..'R
are completed, and both anxiously
awaiting the happy hour. Yesterday
pie are complaining that the hunters
are already shooting them about theirR
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the wedding ring was purchased at houses, and the 101.1 of their pets 15R
Noak's jewelry store. Today it is lost.l
Whoever finds it will (be conferring aR
favor on the young 60111119. as tbeYR "not knowing" that gray squirrels can 20c.
want to get married tomorrow. 'I‘heR not be killed within the city
markings are ‘L. S. S. to F. M. P."
v,thatonnfl,,- repevotmnoilkah'.0’
Local members of the State Fire-R R0 the limits of the old town.
men's association have received copies 1
of the annual convention this summerR call attention to the hunters
R causing some people to complain R
That there may be no excuse of‘
limits
Game Warden Wilbur 1“. Smith, has a'
number of posters calling attention to
R the law and that the city limits extend
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These will be placed where they will
and
in which is given the reports of the those ha1iug squirrel pets, and wish R
ofiloers. The report Of the comptrollorng some of the posters can secure
““0786 W92 “3 “5‘“me among them of Mr. Smith at the cost
Danbury members of to association p.rlnting
for the year ending April 30. 1915. This
amount is the fourth largest distribu-R
ted in any one city or town is the
at abs.
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Monday attauoon.
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A warrant has been issued for John
Kovacs, of 16 Benton street, who ran
into the Herman Sachs’ automobile
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This afternoon the 101mg son of
Peter F. Burns, employs oi the Boa-R
1011 Store. was sttuck b1 the automo- R
bile of Dr. 'A. ll. Baldwin. of West
on the sidewalk near the driveway,
and paid no heed to the doctdr’s
1
hurt.
PALACE “REL“
Vaudeville and Motion Pictures
Thursday Friday Saturdiy
Beanpain 8: Saunders
race spscmusrs.
Tel. 251-13 South ~Norwalk
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The Best Bill Yet
Direct from New York
Winter‘Garden
-THE DREAM DANCERS
With Jacob P. Adler, Jr.
row worn
Avon ‘-
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FINK AND CLARK
The Violinist and Darin};
By Taking Lydia E Pink-
ham’s Vegetable
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Compound.
Pianiste . .
The Shinaman and the
Coon
RUCKER AND WINI-
FRED
Comedian and Singer
. The Comedy Pair
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald' 1n
“OUR , HONEYMOON" ,
TE; Greatest Gymnasss 1n
vaudeville
BELL'CLAIR BROS.
Wonderful Exponents of
the Art.
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Matinee IO and 1‘5’ cents
--Evenings_.;ro,_. 15 and 25 cents
TONIGHT
That Wonderful Comedy,
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“THE GALLOPER?
Clifton Crawford
THURSDAYr
The Emotional Actress
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11111: MASTER 11.11111»
Theda Bars ia "SIN”
Cleveland, Ohio— “My left side
pained me so for several years that I
xpected to have to
undergo an opera-
tion, but the first
ottle I book of
" and .I continued its
-. use untiL'L became
' regular and free
from pains. I had
asked several doc-
tors if there was anything I could
take to help me and they said there
was nothing that they knew of I am
thankful for such a good medicine and
. will always give it the highest praise. "
v—ers'. C. H. Gntrrrra, 1568 Constant
St, Cleveland, Ohio. s‘",
Hanover, Par—"I suffered from is-
basis trouble and the pains were so bad
.st times that I could notsit down. The
doctor advised a severe operation but
my husband got me Lydia E. Pinkhsm's
Vegetable Compound and I experienced
gre t 111111111 0 short time. Nowl feel
person and can do a hard
Rand good pattern, French china and
'from dinnersels in patterns we
dropped, small and large pieces all at
Rold prices reduced to V3
avenue. The youngster was standing regular l5c. to 75c. ”10:. to 50¢.
warning shouts. rife w was not 358'. to :1. 50..“ to §c_
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'R'regular $2—$1.
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water bottles '
. mayonnaise plates' pickle dishes '
HOWLAND’S
Son in N-UKVVFILJL :vENING SENTINlfi,
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Bridgeport, Conn.
Store open until 9 o’clock
OWLANll’b
Wednesday, October I 3, 1915.
Saturday Evening.
Entrances in Main Street, Fairfield Avenue and Cannon St.
Save Money or Heusekceping”~
A great many of the articlcs hcrc told of oi‘t'cr savings of 111011c1'.
All the rest offer to save part of the (Hurt and cucrgv required '111 hottsckccpitw
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Thls is the store's Autumn ltuttscwarcs 1-1'1'111.
the home are sold at attract
have added other lots direct
inlilc decoration lllissingt,
Dinnerware
and fancy china
'ilinliel‘sels of attractive decoration
E
lar $17.35 to $32
ugliah or American porcelain, regu-
---$10 to $20.
Dinnerware odds and ends, remnants
have
Bubies‘ cleverly decorated,
——20c.
plates,
11.10.
Tea tiles, unique in decoration,—
llrown earthenware “Rebecca” tea-
pots-150-
Stone cuspidors—ac.
Stone chambers with cover—120.
Stone basins and pitchers—25c. -.
Big coffee cups, big“ a bowl—25o.
' fl - -
Plain white cups and saucers, not
perfect -—2c. each.
English porcelain pitchers, oatmeal
and truit saucers, cups and saucers»
1
China fern dishes, pretty, reg'i'ilsf
.33,
“his: .. _
V‘s, ‘lt
Umbrella stands, several patterns;
regular $1. 50 to $341. 50 to $2.
Bonbon baskets of Japanese bam‘
boo with decorated china lining,——-.101:.
Japanese bamboo sewing baskets.
Glass
Sure Seal fruit jars. large mouth.
quickly sealed ,'-—pints or quarts—55o.
» ,Glass pitchers, lightweight blown
glass, 2-qt. size—500. .
4 shapes, 8-inch
Cutglass vases,
size, cut in floral-and-mlter designs
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Cut-glass pieces 0! several sorts,
trays, vases, com-
bowls, pitchers,
ports, naples fern-dishes and tumb-
lers
heavy glass—sh},
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Silver-deposit glass; graceful glass
articles with?" pretty decoration Rot
sterling silver; vases. trays, candle-
sticks, sugar-antl- creams an? mus-
tire-11:14“.
Mayonnaise sets, bowl, platter and
ladle—250. _ * 1 1
Glass butter dishes—8c.
Tumble'rs, plain «Colonial pattern
9206:301-
jota‘is butter-larsj—zoc.
.1 Big Io); of glassware at '15:
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upOWder jars
salad plates 1.
. amoeba-cream
‘ 1 "a syrup pitchers
finger-howls
25c.
' lar ”JO—80¢.
excellenf patterns and good .
R. patches, —$1. 15.
R’ Gloihes—plns, 6 (102. in stout duck
,R 490.
11'c price.
from main sottrccs of supply.
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Nickel and Copper
Nlt'lilt‘d crumb-tray and scraper-~—
(‘oppcr wash-boiler
$2.50.
Nickeled copper tea-kettles, regular
regular 33——
tl.‘.'0, $1.30 and 51.45—51.05, $1.15
and $1.25. ..
Casseroles with trickled frame.
regular 3L- "5 and $1.75~$1 and $1. 50.
Nickel or copper coffee machines,
1. cup. regular $65—$51.
Universal chafing dishes, nickel or
t'opper,~§5.
Nicki-led copper coffee pots, 2
regular $l.l0« 95c.
For bright light
Dome gas lights, amber or amber-
with fringe—$5.50
qt.
and-green.
and $7.50.
1110 added charge for installing)
Electric portables, are glass shades,
silk cord—$5. .
Gas portables with handsome glass
tubing and
some
shades, complete with
fittings—$4.50.
Electric portables with hammered
brass base and shade frame—46.50
Hand-decorated and art glass port-
ables, gas and electric, a number at
butane—$7.50 to $25.
Boudoir lamps, gas and electric,
RIiaw and dainty, harmonize with tit-
tings of one' s room—‘5.
Gas lamps tor attaching to chande-
lier or wall bracket complete. regu-
Gss lights with-good mantle burner
and shade—regular 50c.-—35o.
Inverted globes and shades for gas
lights-8c. ,.
'Air-hole’upright gas-light. chimneys
412:.
inverted fancy gas shades, fringed
'—~50c.
'Gas incandescent mantles-51; .
'l.lnds11y and Welsbach Cometman-
ties—8c.
Patent candles—lac. 'doz.
Gas stoves ’
Gas bathroom heaters, aluminum
trimmings, with 6 feet tubing—41
and $1.50. " '
Gas heaters, several sizes and sorts,
40250 to 37. 50.
Gas ranges, 5 top burners,
and broiler; no extra charge for in-
stalling within city limits,-$15.
oven
ing to size—$1.10 and $1.90.
‘. Jet gas-heaters, give light and heat,
+25% 40c. and 151:.
'j 'Gas irons, cu. lbs, with 6 feet
metal tubing—$1.90.
Oil burning cooking stoves, Re-
'll'ance, Florence and Perfection; 2
a'hd 3 burners, regular 35 and $13-
$Rl-to $10. ,- _,.“Rv
' For wash-days .
Guaranteed clotheswringers with
reversible board, regular $4. 50—04
”Good guaranteed wringers, regular
RES-$2.25.
in kitchen, regular $1, $1.104“. and
$1.
Adjustable iolding Rclothes- 1111ng-
20c.
"Ironing table, folding, with eron
has—18¢.
“mines wash-boards—mo. .
Collapsible wash baskets, originally
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t.
1"
Gas ovens with glass door, accord- ,
growing clothes-tacks, easily set up R
' We wash baskets, good and strong,
.71“... 8‘51: and 95114511., 750. r
i_1'.. 'l'hcrc is unusual quantity.
For cooking
English cooking spoons, set of 1,
35¢
Chopping bowls—15c
l’ustt'y boa1'(ls~~30c
Salt boxe>s-8¢
llutter spades-w 5c
lirend bohrds~~10c
Rolling pins—25c
White basting spoons—40c
\‘t‘hite mixing bowls, enamel—10c
Aluminum sauce pans with cover-~~
$1.10.
Egg beateRE——5c
Food choppers, regular 95c~75c
Egg whips with glass holder—40¢
White enamclware
A big lot, triple coated, guaranteed,
regular 75c to $1.25.
Berlin saucepans Berlin saucepots
Dish-pans Double boilers
’l‘ea»kettles Teapots
Coll'ee pots Preserving kettles
56¢:
Doublecoated - white enamelware,
guaranteed, regular 15c to 30c
Basins Pudding pans
Llpped saucepansMilk pans
Deep ladles Largo seamless cups
Mixing bowls Pie plates
‘ 10c
White chambers—45¢, 28c Ind 30c
White sinners—41.35
'Toilet set of 6 pieces—$1 3
Ever-ready wHelpsR
Wh'lte pantry sets: boxes for bread,
cake, sugar, coffee, tea and flour,
regular (125—0155
' White bread boxes, regular 75c, 850
and 95c—550 65c and 751:
Roll-top bread and cake boxes, reg-'
ular 60c and 8135—401: and 850
- Babies’ baths,
31.50—31 to $1.35
regular" $1.10 to
Wash boilers with copper bottom,
regular $1. 3541.10
Sanitary cake closets, regular $125
1-850 . 1 'q'l‘m
Family scales, weigh to 24' lbs-e
B50 ’
4
Bread mixersngood size—$1.50
.Ever~Ready heaters, alcohol burn~
iag, regular 400—250
‘Clean-Cut cake or pie tinSwfic, To
and 1012
.Measuring cups—5c J
Bread miners—65c
~Japanned cuspidors—Sc
Round graters, 3 sizes—5c
‘- White japanned .roll-trays—15c
Decorated spice—sets—25c
F‘afDaWay silver cleaner, .231: size—-
20c . . - Z
' Rotary ash sitters—$2.25 ‘ 1‘5
Ash cans, corrugated and
forced~$1.25
Botary sitter ash can—$3.25-
Garbage' cans, stout,
and soc-43% and 701;
.' Coal shovels—4o R
Coal hods, galvanized—2901-
' Oil cans, -1 gallon—18c
regular 50c
Aluminum ware
Triplicate sets for tireless cooker,
equally good for use and store when
room is at a premium—41.95
hipped saucepans, 2 qt. rR/egular 6Q’c
‘Perdolatorti.
$1.16 ‘ ' .
'Large {islanders—75¢
‘ Double omelet pony—$1
Preserving kettles, good size—Q1
‘ And these worth 81-. 20' to $1.70
2 qt. regular 3126-:
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codes pots
double boilers
_- conception R,
. preserving kettles .,
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li"tl1- ' 1'1 ‘ . - 1. .
The“. -. . 1} It Rlllllt 1111111 lug (Ruanmns of utensils and ligauttiul things
1‘ , , , 4,» 1- I . 1s unusua 1.1m 'l'hcrc is 111111511111 \‘alnc.
rum 0111'01111 stot a. 1.111 )t‘t‘ll tucked c111.111gh\th111gs in make an ordinary and illit'l'tfillllj’ sale Jim 1., R1“...- lots 11c
”millilt is l1artll1 any wanted littllsll Ul dih'll'illllt 11111111 lulp 111'
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rein: '
R800,
iioud brooms, 4 string .23.;
()il-nfvt‘etlur mops, regular $1.10—o
75c R
E Hall brushes of white cotton—50¢
OWLAND’S '
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Energy
for
For cleaning
Whisk brooms -8c
l-‘loor b1'ushcs« 50c and 65c
liustless dusting cloth—15c
Self-wringing mops—28c
Iftility dust-brushes—ZSC
Floor mops, thread,
ext ra quality. '
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,Tnangle white polish mops—60c
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'Utility brushes-15¢
Glass and bottle brushes—18c
Broom covers-10c
Old Dutch Cleanser~3f0r 23c
Soaps:
Kirkman's
Ivor - R
I 1.313
Fairy n1) "'
l-‘els Naptha "
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llabbltt's Cleaner we!
-7 for 23¢. .9 ‘R:
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13011 Ami-8c i ”1‘, '
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Wright's Silver Cream—18c Rt-
Liquid Veneer—18¢: .l (11
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0 Cedar polish—18c
SaniFlush—iéc -R
Bluing, large bottle—40¢
Pioneer scouting cakes, 3 for toe-.1151 R
Brillo, large—18c
Ozone soap—8 for 251:
Johnson's floor wax—39¢: .
Toilet Paper \ »
Limited supply and excellent quality
regular 3 rolls soc—o rolls 30c. '
regular 6 rolls 25c—9 rolls 25c
Sundry'Helpfuls ' R
Hose, guaranteed rubber, excellent
for garage, regular 9c and 12c‘foot, ill
25 and 50 foot lengths—6c and Dc '
Christy bread knives—40¢
Brass bird-cages—-$1
Picture wire—5c
'* Grape-fruit knives—180
Kettle cleaners of metal cloth—0o
Folding lunch-boxes—Oo
Folding hangers for clothes—30 '.
Can openers—dc .
’Jelly strainers with stand— —250 1
' Frying-baskets of wire—35c
" Wire broilers—10c _
Stout carpet heaters—18c
Holt egg heaters—50 R '
Keystone egg whips with holder-4
10c
Universal cof'ree mills. insure‘ fresh '
tine cotteHSc and 850 ‘
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Food choppers, strong and 1.1;"
running—75c .
Fiber waterzpailse—zao
Sad irons, 5 to 8 pounds-23c and
109
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."Mrs. Potts~ sad irons. set omens-4;-
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Pristha electric and irons, gust
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