‘5‘,
:\ 1
EAST
NORWALK
7 Via. of the Boy Scouts, will
this evening in the Marvin.
1
41193111114 prayer meeting of the
vonuo 3M. E. Church was held
suing with Rev. S. P. Fair-
in charge.
bonnie of dissatisfaction on the
8160 has been removed and is a
' toilet. The old cellar 411 the
1168 of the' Washington street
has been filled with ashes and
_, can no longer collect there and
We stagnant-
m Karel: 29 a turkey supp-"1' is to
' xivoo by the Mayflower 'Hook and
er Company. A line «solution:
”being" arranged for by the
mfttéo. From the outline of the
M, It [3 expected that it. will 1182
m lineal, affair ever handled by the'
3W0 ‘Whoelcr, of, 20 llowan
' ”” 1 to being congratulated today by
mm friends as be is celebrating
'8 ill birthday. Mr. "Wheeler is on
., titer and has been connected
mgm‘oklngbnm Post. 1). A. 11.. no
' “Kathi-any yours. lie is now :1 past
2 tier ill-tile. organization.
1: and house canvassers to cov.
.. tNorwolk are needed at once.
loom who are willing to help to
" the Third District for the re-
mhs men who have not yet filled
at ammo blank are requested to
, , to Henry C. Selzer at once.
” work must. be completed as soon
possiblennd the lack of volunteers
first“: hindering its compictiom
blue-riled men who participated
madame-tournament at the
room Hook and Ladder tourna-
It dot night: are feeling mighty
“You see see they trimmch
Single men last night by the score!
424.490 to 33, 460. As the tot-'11
, diinow the married men
points ahead of the unmar-
£10m what can be learned this
' ‘Y‘Doo" Marshall and llenry
{on tho3marricd men’s team,
molten who led it to victory.
soared over 2,000 points over
1
“or mrv'momW-‘mh
(EWAY i‘t‘23
m—uuw -.-.-v
Qulierine Debois, of Highland
lo 11v Brooklyn, for a low
you. 2
ratios have arrived, although
ro‘unovobnnks. They are busy
._ material for nests.
Dance is figuln doing duty
notable Warren "Greene's lunch-
on tho3 Post road Darien
u onmmfnmont committee of the
yard: Hone Company will meet
ing and make plans for 4110
and Mrs. Charles Harris have
911,10, their summer home 1112
dovotnue, after spending the
2 11111:. vl—ian'yl’orker, who
{pending some weeks in'
A.now at their Tokenelre
nous takers star-Led can-l
wanton today for- informa-'
'oles over sixteen years
has not yet been returned
tars will visit. East Nor-i
W
“0-." WC—MM
., IEOGGED FROM
A GOLD ORCATARRH
9
mien SEW
1M up. the air passages of
0 clear all: you can
blo- more hawking,’
no diochorggheadache.
ling for breath at
_or catarrh is gone.
, Milled-“D! Got o snail.
: -3 Balm from your
, beemspeoding the winter
'electrical repair shop at his home
: wireless operator,
2 left last
4111] guests were present
walk tom son and the. titer districts
during tho remainder. of tho mk-
J. Concetta and family. who have
in Phill-
dolphin have again taken up that-
abode at their summer residence in
Witch Lane.
H. B. Hoyt. of Pine Point. expects
to open his new theatre, the Crescent,
in Stamford, to motion pictures,
about March 28. Extensive altera-
iions are at present being mad-3.
The Rowayion floss Company hopes
to. hold a billiard tournament soon.
When H. Emit and E. L. Stevens or
C. Gager and Johnny Planner meet
ouch other, there is sure to be some
fun.
Arthur laBrague and family, of
_Danbury. haVe taken up their resi-
Td§_1;oe at their summer residence 11:
”Bell island, to remain until next fall.
of ‘
The Dani-pry people are the 11131
the “summer" arrivals.
John H. Coates, Jr., has opened an
in
McKinley street. The young man poo-3
senses no little talent in the electrical
line. being an accomplished amateur
and his many
friends wish him much success in his
new spore-time \(‘filUl‘l‘. .
Fred Dibble, of ltu'113'aytgn avenue.
has resigned his position with the
New York, Now Haven and Hartford
Railrond cornpuny zit Bridgeport 11nd
week for Detroit, Mich.
when- l1-3 has accepted a position with
the Ford Motor Company. Mr. Dibble
will go by way of Philadelphia, stop-
ping ~‘Jl’ll‘Ulilt‘ 411 t‘lel‘elnnd for a few
days.
Captain William 1. Stevens and
Captain Aaron G. Stevens were in
Hartford this week. where they
teutlr-tl :1 meeting of the legislative
committee on fisheries. to protest
against the enactment of sovernl
oyster hills. which d-L‘alt particularly
with doing away with the natural
urowtlt oyster beds. Many oy sit-31111011
from various parts of the slate wert
present.
The A. W. T. Class 01‘ the i‘towny-
ton. iluptist (Thurt'h entertained the
members of the Phiinthea Class of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church at the
ltownyton Church on Tuesday even-
ing. A large number of members
and u";very
pleasant evening was spc11t.Entcr-
tuinment of” various kinds was furnish-
ed and refreshments were «on cd \lrs.
Eugene Ambler was lnychatge of the
affair and she was assisted by Mrs
.lohn Albrecht, Miss Laura Crockett
and Mrs. H. D Anderson.
’.W m- ...-
DARIEN
2ld0R0T0N’
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Fred Thonnts, of \‘ortlt Stamford.
purchased last week in Barton front
the Highland Farm six pigs for Holi-
day Jones.
Mrs. B. ll. Raymond and daughter
Lois of Barton, were recent guests'ot
Mr. and Mrs. Albert‘ Buckout at their
Scofleldtown home, \‘ortl: Stamford. {
Harry Raymond of Long Neck l‘oint
road is now employed in Standard.
A Brooklyn family has removed into
one of Frank Lane’s flats. at tho
Heights.
Clarence Scofleld has joined the
9th Company and is stationed at
Niantic. ”
William Moran has moved into the
W111. Schnidler house on Hdwes ave-
nue, Norman-Heights.
Albert Peck of lRing's Eudis now
employed as night Watchman on the
Crime estate on Strawberry Hill. Stain
ford. 3
Carl Schmidt has recently instilled
211 new steam-heating system in the
...
satisfactory operation.
Mr. and Mrs.- James A. F. \lacCom-
mom! and family have returned to
tow; after spending the. cold weather in
warmer localities.
Edward Rowe. who has recently
been employed at the Soldiers' Home,
21111.: resigned his position, and has
«left town to live with his {other in
Waterbury
Chester I. Grain. the 17 year—old son
of Mrs. Irene Grain of the Heights,
enlisted in the naval service Tuesday.
and is now at. the naval training sta-
tion at Newport.‘
The Mulgrew house on Long Neck
,Polnt road has been 3. rented for the
coming season to Case Edwards of
[New York who operates mohair: of
drygoods stores in many cities
F. _.D Austin of the Edith“ has
43.9”" a. little of this been buy of. the Buildém‘ Show at flan; and pennants upon which “on,
.. ”in 137°" W ”mm” control Palace in N" “'ka inscribed the mum: of their .tocm.
Willi! model- for botanis- exhib-
11.111.141.213. wood, 11;- panel:
at;
MN,
on the ground, ho'waikeuo the post-
omoo for hiswown' pension cheek. ‘”
Tho following:- officers, have-been
elected” by the NorotonHeighls Rent
23nd Toxpoyers' Association: Charles 22 2
B. Fitch, president; William Dugdule, ((‘ontinned N First Page)
vice-president; Jerome S. Gain-91,? ”- ”
secretary, and John J. Bartoes, treas- 7'
W. -
211nm: would compel those who have
Darien boasts a couple who are now meat $1119le of food on hand to sell
on a honeymoon trip. though married it reasonable figure-om that $110118 ’
in March of last year—Mr. and MrsJ .{ ‘2’"2‘1’2 m21ght ”3 benefited. The” ”Y
Boiden of the new Tokeneke road. any 51 something about the thing
that makes it its ti for an “bod 1.
They are a colored couple, Mrs. Bold- l 1' ' y o
understand
en formerly being Miss Daisy Roberts. in Chicago a man boasted that be
She is laundiess m a number of the had cornered the egg mandrel, and;
.that he intended to change what be,
summer residents of Tokeneke and so 1
t 41 ed for An 1
5Q“ and her husband determined to 9" 5 any eggs he sold other
man, in New York boasted of his con i
enjoy the postponed bridal tour before “‘01 0f the 901310 market and he said I
the season’s rush of business should. with a grin. "You can ‘6“ the 9909'“
again prevent 1111111 I and other dealers who hovel
done the some thing as myself are
The store in the Austenblock, which not in the potato bugjnegh rm. our
2has been vacant for about a year, b.6111“) We intend to make some
since the Driscoll pharmacy was m‘rwuey 0" WWW-‘3" Tb"? ‘9 “0?
moved to Newton Heightsr—has been‘doubt that these men have made goodt
22222222222222 b M M their bo .sis. The price of eggs bani
y rs ”Y June for her been uwuy up since only fall Rota
restaurant. Mrs. Jayne has met with tons never brought such high p1it 914,
considerable success in this line since' 5" America ”35 ”‘95 bring 10‘1”-
she opened an eating house in the lit- 2):? 132:832222' 21:2l2i2yssflould222ibrk:
2 1 o 111 ions
the 1“”de belueen ”‘9 (oiuuthta 'I‘bty contributed nothing townrdn the‘
Hotel and the Stewoil grocery. a few taming of tin-potato crop 1 hey used
months alto it is rumored that. when ”'0”? wealth ‘0, buy ““3“ quantities.
she vucotcs her present quarters 0' ”be” at fairly low prices ““d.
1111-
now the ' . 1 -
other meat market will be opened 02222228223222'1221;aselling ""3" M extra ,
there; mulling the fourth in Durien The only apparent way out of the;
center. t'ititctilty———the only way that one;
can treat those men with their own:
medicine. it would scorn—«is to con-'
thine tho boycott that the-women of
the country have started. True, this-
boycott is not organized, nor in it.:
exceptionally strong. as yet. One.
Stamford family of seven members}
0.11 a peek of potatoes every 1111:
days. if mer) family did this, the
potato lords: would be very succesu‘
fulfil their depredntions.So1ne 10( til
it murmurs Hl‘t not serving minim-33 i
not pillars are contemplating thou-i
1-1114 tho tuber from the bill of lore. '
'l‘ho mine in. true of New York rewt
14114-1111.. Many local housewives ure
Mining potatoes only once 11 week.
2l2322v-ety housewife could 11y this. rm:
to \‘Nkoill lea-:1 o: one month It
would not be girl to in to the mono
22poliuts ----- it would be trentinu‘ the
monollniluts to“ dose of their own
medltdnomitpd it iltmlllfi limb—ls.
the only way to induce them to sell)
12h“: holdings at fair profits to lllmn-l
2 v'ltrs and at fair prices to the puht
H
m
it is said tlnit‘Itllss Alice Webster
lriswold, the 23-yeur~oid daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Griswold of
Wethet'sfield, who suicidcdihero Tues~
lduy, by hanging herself to the roof
.raflcrs in the. attic of the Griswold
home, was at one time a student. at
the Noroton school.
Miss Mercedes Crimuiinu left Pal'l-
Beach, Monday. and is now in Net
York. She will be an attendant ut the
wedding of her sister, which will take
place soon. Her father. John D. Crim-
mine. and her sister, Mrs. Jennings.
will leave Palm Beach shortly for Alk-
«.11 S. (‘, “here they will leniuln until
u few 1! .‘lys bef‘bie the wedding
\l' on! \1 .131 received hen today by his‘
relatives that Charles 132. Waring. u
grandson of_\’t’illi;1m H‘.‘ “firing of 191
Cove, road. 11:: in the hospital-at. Nltm-
tic suffering from diphtheria. lie is a
member of the Ninth Company. and:
11'1111 in the squad performing guard' LOWELL To ERECT MODERATE
duty at the Connecticut River bridge. ' "“050 HOMES
Iiis relatives were also informed that- LOWELL Muss, \lalch iii—The
two otiltr men of the Ninth Company (‘m 0' Lou'ell has been selected fot
urn sick with pneumonia in Niantic. .thc first direct experiment 0'
They did 22222 12222222 22222222 22222229232 1Mussttchuaetts Homestead Commission
“222 2222221 22222222222222 of the National in the erection of moderate priced
1-1-1 11: 11v League has decided to co‘homou '0' “'0'ka people An notion
222222222222 22 22 21222 2222222222 Mons Club thus been obtained on fun:- acres of
to make the visit of Gov. Holcomb to land in the. highlands realm, 41nd
'3town on‘ Friduy. Maren 23. to speak plans were made public '0'“! '0' "'0
'thot «owning in the Town Hull, a gala erection 0' thirtytwo houses, '0 ho
thall‘itllll‘ occasion. Red, white and sold '0 wage earners at cost by :1 by}
ihluo. it is promised. will transform the” tem 0' deferred payments. The 0"
l
'old Town 11.111 into'n “fairyiand.” Tho ”mm“ I“ dependent °“ W mm”
of a bill. pending in the legislature
ileague also considered at a meeting 0' whl h
its executive committee 1: few (1118113 c would authorize the commission
to expend “00.000 for this purpose.
lugs ago, what steps can be taken by 'l‘lel "Il
20222 222222 2222222222 222222222222222222222 222222 1 .011:- Bnnrd or Trade has unprot-
ed the movement.
homo Df‘OltCllon in the event of in
tornationnl difficulties bccontin... moral M" _-__.
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i
serious. (31 of actual 111112.411 enlisi-' AN” .
ment orth- 11113111711 :11: mgflnlmllt-lll u ..1 i'nfiaoouo§'gg§.s FROM
skin to the Minute Men. of colonial 3 W
and 1"t3iolutlounry times is talked 0! i2 Ft‘f‘kili" lti l‘("'l)\"l“' 312500 for dam:
to be able to respond nt 11 moment' :12 ‘0 ”-1 (“unlit-mile all 11 result of
signal. 111.1113 1113cd..2‘ ' "i " ’ """k-j‘ ”“0“ 9“an b."
rumur .3 ('11.. “illinm B. Smith. of
”P 1‘l 1 l ’ ‘3 '
ninniin i tch 011111111113 1: 1-) B -'l: 111-:43-31'31101'1. nupmred before .lutllze
1114- “11p.”- of the American. Can Corr. l‘111nt3tt and u inn in the ruoelior
puny in Ne"- “.352 has been spending (3.141141 yesterday to testify in his nuit2
11 few days with 'yoroton friends. .\h'. m ”"N Armour .13 C0
1‘ 3 (i3ims the collision hennenetl
Cclltndm ‘.3) 1‘- ill-“1‘13"“ 20f‘1‘91m‘e 1311 the lioston l’ot road hetuoon
Hugh Collondrl‘. M ”W “WWW“ “.23: '1111 41nd Ntwmnllt lust Sentembnr.
‘.l ‘ r
L-lltfl‘ 0011111th once 311,-:- : defendant.- declare th‘eh ltruclr
i
cxtenr ire prcpeity mine: in the Long 11",»- ~te3udinu when Smith-s mot-.11l113
\‘cck Point section. from which for a. "m 41-,1‘1-41 'l‘lmv (1 ”1,. .. ..l:..11tl
while it was known as Collender's " ' ""‘ h? 1‘0 11 31nd bnd pit-311‘..-
l’olni. although now most people mo “1 ‘3‘" '0 "‘0”! Sinking ”'0 [FUCK
restoling to it its ancient name. 11' hioch2
dates from (3 )louizi'l times. Ll
- 4.1.:13 1-121: the tniking or 1111111141111 822.2 GE ”ABEAHRHES'
tables. it is interesting to recall thc2 .~ 2
staieuienhwhlch was recently made . r‘
in print that this firm has 1ecentiy AND Bfigms "A‘R:
none into making phonogl ipbn because ' ' 2 2
the. “d1y"w:we had so reduced the de~1
mood for their former product. and 00"" Stay Gig-ill ll- Darkeno 50 Na
they are then-flow preparing for tho orally That Nobody 20311 Toll
time when saloons, wh‘- ch have alwaysl
been largo customers of the firm, willl You can, turn gray. faded hair beau
no longer exist in the nation. .tifully dark and lustrous inmost over
Rev G E. Richter of this town- at “ll-’1“ if mull get a {lo-cent bottle 012.
tended the hearing in Hartford yestep "Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Gom-
day. upon the proposed 11112121122 out to pound" at any drug store. Millions
the constitution of the' suite to make 0! bottles 0" this 01d lemons Sage 1‘93
the State "dry" by January 1922 He Recipe. «improved bribe addition Of
was one. of- the rapreséntstivea of the other ingredients, ore sold annually.
Stamford Ministers’ Léaguc. they: W111» 33" “3 “wk-“0W“ drums: here-,L be-
lace H Finch; D D ., president. of the cause it darkens 11129 hair so naturally
Insane, was also in attendance, and. and ““9“" that 1,10 one c1121: toll it.l:as
spoke, urging tbe.‘ M23” in or the niche.- been “Wilm- 4~3'
bro. So many vim-1:47.- ...1rcsss will» Tm!” whose hairdo WM? 0!”
came from all ove: the State, asking becoming faded have 93 “mm await‘
the comm: 'ttce. to take favorable action
upon the resolution. that each speak- 011033135 the gray hair Michel: and
or was able to occupy but a. few- min 7°“ 13°“ ““059 1”!"““7 dark
utes.u1deomo were not able find time and beautiful,
hearing was most- enthusiastic many This is the age of youth. W
of than prudent carrying American ed, unattractive to“ draft wanted-1.
around, so get withi- W7zeth’l
Sue and Sulohwrw Conltlm
Master Gould itlchtor acomnpuliedn
his 11111119131» the élipitol, that 1:2 mm: handouts lair
141m.» . ?
[derstand why laws cannot be enacted" '
The
'nmotmt
, Young Murphy.”
ing them, because after one ortwompp.
and you'll be doorman: m darn yam
738 Main St,
RDCKWlELL 5:.- so.
Announce “their
Spring Opening
Bridgeport, 6t
251.25 Large Size Galvanized
Garbage Cans at 98c.
89c White Enameled Bread
Boxes, size 10x13 inches at 09c.
59: Eight Quart Gray Eno2m.
clot! Cooking Pol-7:; with (in.
cover: at 39:.
$1.75 One Quart Vacuum Bot-
tles, which keeps liquids hot
24 hours; at $1.49.
35c Feather Customs 24c.
25c Show Table Mats, five ~
s‘zco to set, at We set. ,
75c Laomb’ Wool Ceiling
Dumps with long handle at
(In;
file Folding Wood Coat Hang-
ers. three for 19:.
Eight Inch Round Cloth Cov-
cred Asbestos Tabla Mots. two
for 25¢.
Housewares at Very Much [less
Than: Usual Prices
21.113222 us show you why
this' IS the best Sewing
Machinemade.
THE A. ll ANGEVINE &
SON C0. '
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- TEETH -
Extracted Without Pain
Ir. J; H. Mailety
116 So. Main St. So. Norwalk. (It.
{Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m, 7 to 8
' p. m.
Sundays By Appointment Only.
101—; Thin Blown Table Tumb-
lerd with cut: wreath design,
It: six f0l'23_,9G.
59c Two Quart Gray Enamel-
ed Rice Boilers, at 691:.
450 14.0mm Galvanized Wat-
er Polio at 33c.
49: Alcohol Stoves,
saucepan complete 25c.
$2.25 Eight inch Cut Glass
Fruit Bowls, at $1.49.
55c Galvanized Cont'Hods;
size 16, at 39c. '
89c Stove-Zines, size 32x32
at 63c. ~
50c Fine cum: Calico Cups
and Saucers at 192.
59c Galvanized Toilet Fail.
47:.
Combulnnlon Crullcr Biscuit
and out Cu -3..:s,a*,1';
r
with
George W. Coffin. Jr.
UNDER-TAKER
25 Washington St.
Phone 10694—2.
-..-u .-.—... .‘r
TIME 3HORT NOW:
FOR TAX REPORTS
The tax commissioner‘s announces
its customary warning that tbstlmo
for filing the income ‘tox reports of St. Patrick’s Church. \Va‘shinnon, as
corporations in drawing to u- clogs in-
usmuch as these must be flit-din com-
pliance with the act of 1915 by April
1. which leaves but thirteen days. in
which to complete them. (‘orporntionn-
which have not» as yet filed their 113-"-
ports should give the matter prompt‘
attention in order to avoid the penal-2
1y
The, penalty. is fairly sellers on the
2511111111331 provide. a, fine which shall not of, offering their “when to the
not exceed 310.000.
The law also,
provides that. if any3‘commtny
to file a proper return the to: cone
missioner shall lay 1:- tax upon the
of income as determined
by him. It is hoped a‘nd'expectod
that most of the corporations will
give the matter prompt attention.
AMERICAN PEOPLE. MORE EGO-
Mouton.
WiSlllNGTON; March 16——-'l‘ho
war and high food mines have causal
Americans to beznlorc economical in
the consumption-bf- foodstulfs. Statis-
tics indicating that fuel have just
been .utnouucedliy tité Department of
Agriculture They show that in the
yours of 1912 and 1913. before the wat
the United States was consuming 2 .8
. per cent. more food than it produced.
in the two war years. 1915 animals,
the finned State's produced. 112 per
cent.- more food than it consumed.
Americans were consuming less edi-
ble grain, meat. dairy products, vege2~
tables, sugar and fish. while the con.
' sumptionr of coffee and ten,1'ruils and
”nuts and poultry and eggs had in~2
creased.
W
BEN3' BMLEY-v Old-.WARPATH‘»
, "Moose" Sullivan of New Haven
sends the following: '
Ben Bailey, :1 member of my Sta-l
hie. is open to boy. Young Murphy of 2
Bridgoport. Young McMahon of Strut-
ford Oi any other boy in Connecticut
who can scale 10’: to 111‘». lie in par-
tlcuhtt‘lyjt' anxious fur :1 boot with
W
new mm» Mort-11m Truss- l
' 8016th ’
NW BRITIAN. March 16 .-’--‘Mn
Cori wan-1131144: of seven children,
“thawed a quantity of poison at her
homo hero foster-duty afternoon did in
wt ormted to live. Some of the
Wotan-playing about the room
when she Mood I vial conuininx the
Nb remix is known for her
Albert F.
women overyw
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Office and Reside..cc
4 Beldon Place, Norwaik
Phone 1411362)! Attendant
Gelleb‘e
South Norwalk.
Prompt Delivery,
Congressmen and army and now of-
floors attended the consecfltion here
today lof' Monsignor William- T. Run-l
hell. for the last. nine years rector of
The need. 81. Volk.
ElectiiCal» Co.
The Only. Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP.
In the Town
AUTO” SUPPLIES-
Phone 805—50 So. Main all. 2
2 So. Norwoik, Music Hall Blk’.’
bishop of Charleston, S. C.‘
The ceremony was performed in the
cathedral by Cardinal-«Gibbons as con-
secmtor.
WOMEN STUDY WIRELESS TEL-
EGRAPHY
PH'llADELPHlA, March 15.—F‘ifty
young women of this city are study-
ing wireless telemphy with the ob~ ““
TAILORED SUITS
nationin the event of war. and
““13 REMODELING OF FURS
by-
New York Ladies' Tailor
GE. EQGZKOFF
11-NorthMain St. '
We Also Do. Cleaning. and
Pressing.
2 Beetlron 81 Wine
‘ Tonic. Stimulant ' and. Appetizer. 2
F. 1-1.. BAXTER
Druggis:
us than
Willi clifltlSE
Bitumen Operation and'
, M Cured by Lydii:
Efinkham’ 3 Vegetable:
Compound
Des Moines, lowm-PMy husband
says I woulddiave been 1n m graveboo
day ad 1:: riot-i2 been'l
for Lydiav E. Pink
Con: , Inf-
. from fictions
.s-fmole trouble and 3.
the doctors said I-
£30011!de 11w one. '
year without an
operction. My hus-
objected lathe
me to"0 u'ysLy Ldilgg
. 9‘
1.41.1; Oompotm In“ soon oommenogito
getbemrondomnowww ondobleto
own housework. recom
lmen Lydia; E. W’ I Vegetable
and to mwcman as 1: wooden-
fulm ”ealth restorer.’ ’-—Mro”. Buttons
Jsrmson, 7031410118}, Dos Molnar.
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ingredients ofwhieh are derived from
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