AYES
ClTY MARKE'l‘
69 N0. MAlN ST.
EAST
NOR WA LK
The weekly St‘iibi‘ll of the Ladies"
lid Sl'lt'll‘iy will be held this slit.-
noon in the pittlors of the liast {MU-
nu-e .'\l. E. church.
A mull t‘ozlng machine has her-ll
placed on cxhibition in Hefner's ulSlil'
store many Jet-tors ate. crotnining it
and lt'ltl’lllili,’ how to \ttllk it.
hroy lloyt oi (ls-hum ll\'l‘l‘uv,
electitionally good ltttk
When he Weill li‘liiiig; 11‘.
dock and caught :4 it..«
llld
yt‘Htt‘l‘tlzty
llu on l’tlin'.
ken l.
.t-.‘, Lttgl t. ‘t
'l‘lzzt “ \dti'e \'. ‘.’=tti.' 2:.
"bargcs to NW Y'rlii a. t
Ut‘litl‘t- in
lo '3lalue.
ill-rtniltg
lt’t'yt ttitl .t.t..»i:tl itlltl ”JUN
East Side )tllllilurit-h at» l't‘iw
death to think inn: h .t.
school hilt-l new (it l.}t l a. \‘.:li,
more. Many of llltlll ~th
‘th to
21,; it
or
i t‘lxjth litli'
lug during ill. rcmatmdr «I tut \Lr
cotton.
llr. .‘i'llllili'l I'I.tt.'~lrt'..m oi \'tt’wttr
. dotlc. Mtt'li, lliitl lll.‘ .i~»:t. Ilm ll: ,.
if mt 11:. Hog-lat. (ll \\ Mt . “in. as
guests of John S. sign. ml, 3: \. :u
‘ un’lll 2“!"oei, l':.i l .\\7:‘n. ..
‘ a
m -- Moiht rs should \tiliii‘ ’ln-ir t-Eeiltiren
, Very carefully from l.i\\ .‘l‘lil if
possible kt"|l them ("‘Tl,lt'3l in lll“ll'
'7 yards in (trier that illt‘t‘ tuu)‘ not he
r~exposed to int‘untile lllll'tll)‘.tl8.
j; R-Pv. S. l", it‘ulrltuuk.» is cxpecicd
, home from l’etteh Luke tontmiozt Ho
3‘ will probably conduct the regular
Thursday etching praycr lllfi‘illll’. of
the East avenue .\i. ll. church.
Plans are hcing made and money is
10 be collected for tile strengthening
of the Mill l'ond dum in order tltul
~akaing mu)- he enjoyed. in former
years, hundreds of mun: men an" “‘0‘
“men lla\‘(' (lerit .‘d much plcttsttrt- I'ront
skating may he ottloyed. in former
'Leslle Gamble. says that the darn trill
not hold the ice this war and mpairs
will have to he nittcle. A committee
has therefore int-art formed, composed
of Alphonso (‘allt‘t't‘l‘l' (,‘ottzt. ilmdt
' Irving flout-noon, and Frank Sturtlc-
want, and tnoncy vtill he collected by
It.
1
~ - more all will reap the lioncilts.
Last cvcning. P. ll. Fielding, twili-
dent of the Third lllhtrlt‘i ilcpuhlicun
Club, appointed the t-tt‘tutit'e commit-
tee as he was instructed to do at the
last meeting of tho club. He appoint-
ed the following D. Burr eBach, Leo
Davis. A, \'t'. l‘lltli’itlgf‘, ll. l2. Dewitt.
TE. E. Gorltant. H. .l. llipson. Ellis llottu
ord. Chariot; (‘. Kuhncr, W. 1]. Sitiilcn.
Harry Waterbury and James Youngs.
. .1AY,8M"10. 191‘ .
}lllt'9lll‘ll~. DI the
The ('Olllnllllt‘e asks the public,
to give its izc'terouxly its possible be-'
in; to ute ninety mubllcans late u-
irollcd in the club uhich is as excell-
,em shutting since the club has only
been in existence two weeks. More
members are gradually falling in line
land it is hoped that at least half of the
republicans on the East Side will Join
,lt. Arrangements were mad-1‘ for 8
executive c-ommlttce
lthis et wing in Selaer’c barber chop
Fort Washington street‘ at “hit-h time
a general campaign \t‘ili be ouzlined.
i'fhc club, itself, will meet Friday eve;
litilYde'tltc East Noroalk Ya *i:t ('Ztth.
'l‘lm etiiccrs oi the club are 'd.‘ lotions;
'1'. ll. Fielding, prcr-idcut. limit 3‘ bit turf,
\lf‘l D'l‘bldm. \\ (lb-Ju‘it, .‘ltf‘é-
lary and S." S. Junk. H‘Eil ltll r. in,
it in the club (ill wru-
It}.
(lite i’H.’ t.»
munitt «- tutti tin» PXf'ClliltL‘ t‘tillllllll-
lH‘ oi ttlfit't*'.1:'ltt‘l the llilit «‘ liliul‘lll’du
tint: po. :JII" “'lll h. gtten titttn,
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.‘tllbh .l..lt.. lloiliatm hilt-i rctunrtd to
litr lltllly in iltouhlyu.
Allan Slit ldon .0! King's End rutd
spent a day in Hartford last truck.
Form 1- (‘oilstultlt- iisnlord 3.8mm,
and family itaite moved to Leroy At‘l‘
llue.
Henry \t'ulluce or the Post Road. No»
room, spout lust week at home. on vit-
union.
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Miss (‘srrie ”writer of New York ll
a zuort of G. Al. Guest and family of
Noroton.
Allan \‘.‘allucc of Old King‘s High
way, ‘Noroton, is now to the tatttploy oi
the Yule & ’l‘ovne Mfg. Co. ,
Mrsl-Ihvn Scitilx-r of the Heights
t'islunt: llt'l‘ duughttrs itt
llirtiueport und Strnlford.
has llt‘l‘l’l
‘il~ twirl. l; llztri win-J of the
king's End road has moved to tho
littiztlsle haul. in Noroton llcichir.
Miss lrenc Austin of thc Heights i
spending a few duys in Brlo‘geporti
vtith Mr. and Mrs. William Iltooks.
William-it. ’l‘rotthridxe oi Surnnac
Laltc. N. Y., is visiting his lathe-r, in.
A. 'l‘rottbrdgv, at Long Neck l’oint.
l‘. l). Austin and Amos Rialcy of the
llcights hate been enjoying an auto
trip tthit-h iz'tcluded Hartford and So -
brook
Mrs. Itinrrttylltmtilton of tin.
llt'lulllw t‘rcettilv oniei‘iuined him.
Alonzo llutter) of Siltcrmlnc it: ill her
sister. fills. (harlot; Austin of Ne '\V
Canaan. l
Miss l’nrnhztm. oiiluntlngton lclt on
.Frlday for her home. aitcr huring en-
Joycd an exicnded tislt ttith liet‘ cm
sin, Miss Spring of Noroiott ttvenue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Williams hat-l.‘
bccn entertaining littrold Lobdell. it
student of the Massachusetts institute
of chhttology, at their home on Brook-
Eltl'] “\'Ulillt‘.
it illinm .l. Flemming. .lr.. of Mam
.g.
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puny
‘ ed atlt‘lit'rhle
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woeks’ business trip through New York
State and into Canada. returned home
on Saturday. 1
Mrs. J. Kirkttood. of Woodhaven,
1.. 1., returned toner home Saturday,
after spending a week at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. G. E. Richter of
Mansfield utenue.
Mr, ard Mrs. E. "H. Wiswctl of
\l'utert’liei, ‘N. Y.. the [outlet home of
tir. illltl Mrs. J u. Vt‘illLams. urriud in
tott n in their car as Thursday, and art-
guc:ta oi the lattt-r at their 110111: on
llrooksidq. avenue. '
of the es-
..losephinc Muckcy 'in
I“? llcynolds pmpcrty on Leroy ave-
nue which “as to hate been heldJast
r‘ritlzt) 'illt’T'lliIm. was postponed be-
cause oi the storm at that Limo.
Tin rth' of the innit-st
lult- UT lllt lair
(‘usiri l;.. of ilrookiide ave-
i'rittee'ottn, N. J.
l:2il(‘;l \l‘.
rue i.‘ nmt'iirn in
\‘.'. A.
:Ili- “tow! the r:
Soldier's home
the Seventh
ltl Milford.
:2 member of (form
it whith saw. alll‘.t' st'l‘tli'C dur-
ilw \‘tul‘. T
Loomis of the
'l’ltvil t‘l‘
t'tttint-t ii: ‘1 \'ulllillt‘l'YS
Mr. lA‘tlIlih’ \tus
in}:
lit-v. l 9. llrot‘n, Ht. 1).. and Rev.
5. T‘ Johnson. mt‘t hauling it number
of tie imp of tlwit‘ numretiou. trov-
cled to Stamford Monday night, to pur-
ticipatc in lllt‘ Mill's llihlv t‘l M5 rally
held at tho l’rt littciia t Churtn
Jamcs l". (‘rt-etl. {or seven and fl hull
yours. in (hum of the rlflhl' at l.. 1...
Home for tho St'lldll‘TU. n! the llv 2-‘13
has resigned. and till] louver, tho rim
of this month, to kccp house with his
\K’lft‘, in Stamford ilc expects to find
lemployment time its chauffeur.
of the lowu have
been carefully inspected during ”it:
summer. necessary repairs lune hue u
made and a numbor of room; rcnoval-
ctl. A llt‘ w room llJE‘. hcen added to thc
Holmes school. which willltare two
teachers for the ensuing year. The
pulmround equipment for the Noroton
achwl. which ltll‘lvt’d so near that end
or the lust term that it w.t< not deem-
to not it up. will lm put
in position within a lew‘ lays, so as to
All the M‘lmnhl
.bc ready for ihc opening t i' ll? :icltv'u
, next Monday.
1
Alhr-rt l“. t‘ovle oithc Connecticut
Tcmpcrztucc Union wake in thc Nora
ton Pro: llYlPTl-ll’l t‘ hurth. lrrm a la)-
mnn' s standpoitt. on tho untimtlnon
llllllf‘llll‘nl, urging his hcnrrrs to parit-
cipatc loyully lit the effort to not has
ion on the mtlp lid it "dry“ town tho
tirtt Monday in ()clolwr, and thou
Sl‘Yt‘f' tltc u'tiiroltmt (halo of “wet"
lottzzs which holder the sound, while
most of the rural towns in thc inter-
ior are now "dry."
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”lll‘lli‘y Manners it'ltl fur-lily of To-
ltt-rttl-m hrvc l‘t-lllr'll‘d to their homus
in New York.
I). It. llctt itt oi Tokf’nf‘ke has moved
to New York. 'llte Gouldcn Van Com-
pany is moving the furniture.
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Dr. M. F. turntcin and family. of
NM: York. law liccn spending a low
thy} at. thctr Rllflllllv’l‘ residence in
lldwryion nvcmtc.
”no
V
."ulmuN‘ momma. u. .it
Dr. Josephine nor of New York at
he- r home in Tokeneke. i
Miss Gwendolyn, daughter of Biol-
ord LeGallknnc, has finished her at
studies at Weapon for fie season. i,
_. _.-.- A. _- 1
Samuel Datla, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. P M Needle, Buttery
ton avenue, has returned to his home
in New York. _
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Tlm Missts Brandt ol 'l'olttneke cu-
tertaiued a number of friends on
'i‘hul‘sdny exerting, liu'icing was en-
jo).d until the early morning.
'i okra» lte t. .~i-,ient.~
ed to hear of tho dint!) in Net; York.
ls». tt'eclthol Stirs. Ninth-s island, a
member of the "lot. neke loony.
ha tl‘ been grieY-
ilk; it turned to
Muss. uftrr
ml the resi-
lloiiauder of ’f'okt-uc-
Grotgv Mutt n
hi:- liomc ill
in; in};
tin
tilingivani.
l\\ll V\ w in:
it.
rill? A
deuce of E.
eke.
'i‘itt- llott'at'tou Drum (‘orps twenty-
iour fllk‘nllk‘l‘n’ has been cngamti by
Hope More Company. of .\<it\\;!lk. to
lathe part ill the “Hill! 'i's cont'etitimt
uni Dullitl" latld in .wr.liur;,ii, on the
Hudson. 'l‘ltutsduy (lttobvr 5th. The
Corp» will most 'l‘hutnluy evt-ninic iol‘
rehearsal.
Mr. and Mrs. liurl l‘. 'l'ltOlitc'.~, oi‘
Rott'uyton ntr‘iut‘. hum-4 teturut d from
an automobile trip to Spi‘lngiil-ld.
.‘tlrsw. and them.. our the .‘tltt’tilwk
trail to l’i‘ttniielth Nina, and home.
They “try tit: gum.» of Mr and Mrs.
ll. A. Milli ttud dilUE'lil‘ l‘ l2i“~‘-I, on tho
mp.
llowai'ton residents wore lint'ti’l‘il
with 1’0 minutes ewrtiw bettteen Mott'-
sytnn and South .\ornull< on Sunday
nitcrnoon' and tho mimi- tins unusual-
ly heavy oven with this addition. A ,
laruepumlwr of llownyton residents
ttcre in attendance lit the Now Lil-
nattn-Norwnlk but ‘hull some at Amuse-
ment l’ttrk.
Rumors have been storied on tha
llrooksidc school building. an dtitc con
tractors are cudcut'oriug to rut-it tutu-
tcts on that they mil he complctt-tl by
the tint.2 the toll session begins next
Monday morning. The teachers,
Mingus Scuddcr Ind Walkcy, have been
at tho building this truck, arranging
for the council of :ttttiy. and how also
r‘ t“'d‘n,r’ if "c'irs of lcctttrtvs at
h“ H'xl‘ ‘chocl ltulldll‘l.
l‘r. Cool 1:" Slit-rill hits brought sill!
'tgninsl Airs. .tt. Louise Vincent and
her son. l‘tusrcll Griswold. to recover
“28 for lir‘dll‘nl and surgical work
done for Mr. Griist'old in October, lint).
The action it of .1uch chot‘acicr its to
loud to tie up tho lmcme of tho dc-
fondant.
of Andrew .l. full, and to llrt-vcnl the
defendant. Mr. Grlnwold. from titk E»:
any of thc principal of R rennin trust
fund. pending: the action.
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Harry S. Bryan on North nt'cntr‘. Inst
evening. The affair was h the naturo
of a surprise but this did not deter (ions. " Thev refused to disperse?
tho host from proving himself count
to the occasion.
cipttl diversion of the averting. lint-9r.
refreshments were scrvcd and were
much enjoyed Mr Clark was thc rc-
coiplcnt of several gifts. chief of which
wer I gold watch and chain.
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Mr‘a. Vincent. from the «tan»
CLEANED 0' OF FLOR-
INA, AT TL. MACEDON-
iAN FRONT.
tContiuwd from First Pue.)
on our Doiran front."
The Overseas News Agency
says the recently published re‘
port that an aerodrome near
Frankfort was burned, causing
the dzstruction of :5 aeroplanes
and four nearly complflcd Zep-
pelins, is untrue.
King Haalton, of Nerway.
speaking at :- dinncr given to the
‘socdish mt Danish Ministers of
Strtc in Christiania, dcslared that
the Scandinavian nations were
united in their desire to remain
neutral; according to :t disO-‘itih
to the Exchange Telegraph Corn-
pauy in London. The dinner 2
which the king snake was given
in connection with a series of con-
fcrencc", which are l‘jiny l‘f‘ld "it
the Norwegian capital by the
Scandinavian. Ministcrs of Stitc.
King ilaakon said thr—t lite cen-
ffl‘f‘nC-YB wcrc on'" intcndcd to
molccl Scandimv‘an intercc .
The Berlin Tape: Zt'ifti’l’ so"c
that the emperor has confsrred
the order Pour ‘9 MN": m“ t“"
iollowing prnernls- Grit. “flari-
tizilian von Lan'iri, nr'rtv co“—
rnander in ‘Nucr‘tcmbcry: Gert
Oscar F. von “’atlcr, commander
of arnv corps in Wuertfcrlterq:
Lieu. Otto von littgcl, commander
of resrrvc Corns.
There is real: 1m to believe th“:t
tlrr Grsek PdeC‘n'llt‘fil ll’lS sell'
an ulti'natum‘ to Germany and
Pulg‘aria. cxnirin" \l’ctlncsdw-
nifht. demrndinn tit.“ icxrctlia‘.~
return of tho s'oltlicrv. taken priw
our at Ka‘lfllfl.
The rcnu‘rc of Rusrinn FN‘E‘!"
luv the Turkklt (room; in G'llici1
afttr rt Afluhnur lintilc i; l't‘"( rtrt‘.
m an official statcmcnt lRQ'lCtl 1W
the Turkish War Office. Tit: tcx‘
of the statement follows:
‘Our troops in Galinr rc-
pulzcd violent attacks. which th:
mcmv made uninterrtmtctlly
from the morning of the 16th un-
til the evening of the 17th and
which were dircctcd against *hr-n
will: manifold superior forces
They completely maintaired
their positions in the cours: o‘ a
48-hour battle and captured six
hundred Russians, including rwo_
officers. Elsewhere there wer:
no cventn of importance."
The official rcnort ion-ml today
by the Rumanitm \Var Office an-
nounces (luv the Ru’rtlanians haVc
trained :- uucceM: against the Ger-
man and Ruhr-rim troons in the
Dobrudia. Th- fight-
irz WM in the r-zion of Euitzea,
"l rile; south nf’tlte Constanza-
o-ovince r-f
Trirn-voda railway.
Scrioust rioting.
«u ‘er I“ “vt'vs "'0'“ 'a"f n'j"l“‘-
nu!
battle.
streak:
and were charged bv times-n
Dancing: to tho mu Five Humor were killedtattd fur-
uic of a player-piano formed the tiring tv wounded ond about for“; civ.
ilians wore killed and three hun-
dred armed with revolvers were
arrested.
Admiral volt Til-pit! has been
aroused by charge: brought -
in which a
at nhc‘nhitz S‘tt‘e‘duv n".-
cowls'nv to n Cmtrnl News dis-
patch from the Home.
The dismtclt saw that the riot.
In honor of his twenty-:tccond birlh- inc started when the news ar- '
day Arthur M. Clark cntcrtttincd it {cw rived of the heavy losses of
friends at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Chemnitz workmen in the Somm:
Crowd". assembled on the‘
and snow the "lutermc1
tin that he furnished incorrect in-
formation to the Reiclutag dur-
Hing the submarine controversy
tl-‘rolessor Valentin is employed
tin the Foreign Office. and the
papers print letters which palsed
.between Admiral von Tirpitz and
Chancellor von Bethmann-Holl-
we; in regard to the affair.
From the letters it appears that
in a private conversation Profer-
sor Valentin asserted that Ad-
miral von Tirpitz had misled the
Reichstag in regard to the no u-
ber of available submarines and
the_ possibility of a submarine
campaign. The admiral demand—
ed that the chancellor discipline
Profcssor Valentin. Chancellor
von Bethmann-Hollwez. in
reply. frees t'nn Tiryitz fro‘n Val}
' En's charges, but decides that
inc professor is not subject to his
disciplinary powcrs.
British troops Profit 0‘ Arm:
yesterday captured ~00 yards of
Grimm trenches, Says the of-
ficial statement issued today by
British Army l‘icadqurters.
The French took [.200 prison-
ers and ten machine guns, the
statement says. The town of
Deniccourt is now conwlctcly
encircled by ‘tlte French.
’7‘ ch 111'»; :‘tttth cxcitc'tcnt at
the iii-393:1) legation in Athens to-
day, whni. a Greek officer who
applied for mutilation to go to
Andros. fer-ling that he “is! not
rectivcd "ir- consideration duc h‘s
rank. cullt-d out the Grccl: " til.
Att ctletck made by Etitcutc
fumes/Vt tltc Si“ ‘.-.‘:‘;l?v. ct
ol-n IL—Jfiu, .p ...
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pttlrxwi h; the lttl uri’ttt: it writ
art outed offit'ztll. today tr. Sofia.
Tlic H'll"‘ll(‘l“lt follows:
"'lh" ttt‘o'fin (m our riyht "sin"
foualtt 2 stubborn ltzitlc youth of
L-‘lllle ll’ll‘otlL‘ht’lllt Satttrdw.
'l‘ltctc w." lively artillery firing.
Night atirtcks made by the cue—
mv werc renttlsml.
“in the Moglenca Valley and
on the right bank of the Vendor
calm prevails. On the 1th bank
of the Vardar, thcrf was violent
cannonading. A weak attack by
hi‘:
f
ll.”
the enemy west of Doldcjli was
field avenue who has; then on. firm His; Janet Lem is cnzemlninl BULGARIANS HAVE BERN I‘d!“ um 5! prof...“ yum.
baton back by our fire. We cap.
lured three machine guns a' d
took seven! dozen ‘prisorters.
“On the Bchsflutn front cal-n
prevails. In the Struma Vallty
after strong artilery preparatic n,
the enemy attenptcd an infantry
attack along the from of or:
villages of Komaiian, 05m: '-
Kamtda and vl)3a.itavthaic, Lt;
was counter attacked and Hum u
back on the right bank of the,
Sttttma ,
'On the Agcan coast the Chi“
my's cruisers are active. ‘
Scrhms 1-H» Btugaviaus atq
engaged in violent lighting on tisa
Macedonian front. The Ft‘cr ii
War Office announced today ti . t.
the Serbiuns ltad captured Bola
maria-1 trencltcs ticgr Vcticnm
F‘V‘d '4 height hoitii‘Mcst o: L».
Ostrovo. An engagement. b-‘Julll \ f
the like its turning in fat or of ti- 1:
ltll'ff.
tv’l. Dimitracopulos has ask-.tl
King Consic‘llllne to allow hi it
48 hours in which to consult iii;
friend‘s bolero drilling as to
~«titctltcr it: Will undertake the
formation of a new Cabinet. The;
fctntcr Nlll'il‘alt‘l‘ of jttstice' alto
es lo LO'I‘Vl the iiiinistus of
the Entctttc before teaming a dc-
.r,1. l
r'c
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w? s l'.
«invite‘ '2’ Knits-‘3 ls tepmtc‘d,
and it ‘s «aid llOliwf‘S enli slot 5‘
l;.t'-.'; A n tmbet of
1": {Jr Lllmllst‘lb‘J, a: is
propctty of Ar.;crican tot'.:n.o
cw li‘) lilt' :. in i‘ :- lill cunt of it": c
-"~r= 1. c l :»o< o. No ships are l e1"
mitts d to temmu in the hut ”L'l.
.w. . it < in: >15 tlispatchf - n
7:0‘06 tn yES limit d‘. the gCllC. i1
cmvnzfl of the Central Powers .4!
thc ‘vicmlquarters of the German
cmwror. an offensive ca'npait‘n
in the Balkans was ‘mappcd our,
:sr.‘ that Germany will send 209..
090. men and Austria 100,009 for.
this purpose. I
The D Vnislt mail on board the
Norwegian liner Kristianiafjord.
from New York to Bergen. was
confiscated by the British author—
ities at Kirkwall. according to a‘
report of the postmastcr- -geueral
of Denmark. the Overall News .
Agcncy announces today. .
Tfltf“, It hint—4.
lift: 11*“:
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" WHY
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‘ sevcral reasons.
Stewart Stoves G Ranges,
do we sell more stoves and
ranges than any other store
in the Norwalks?
. has our stove business in-
creased every year for the
have we sold 1.500 Stewart
Cook Stoves in and around
Norwalk Pr
There’s a reason; yes, there are
will tell you WHY.
The A. J. Augevltte & Son C0.
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years?
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