‘ m NORWALKJ "1“ relaxatiop and happiness, are par-
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ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
HAY, JUNE 8.1917
TUBE ALMANAG FOR
“ TOMORROW
tide 1:13 a. to; 1:51 p. 111.
WING SENTINEL TELE
” PHONE CALLS
rial Rooms—92.
, e83 Office 93.
Harwell: Branch Office—4388
- 1' ‘s Residence—2180.
flit! Editor’ 5 Res: deuce—1492 4
boss Manager' 3 Residence-—
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HAVE FAITH!
i‘T‘aith,” says .1. Ugdcn Armour, the
not meat. pat-her,
“151.1119. American people 1odtty~failh
in Providence to lend might to our
grlght, faith in Nature to respond boun1
titully to 1110 wonderful cffort of our
‘cullnt'alists to increase the food
ply and pt'ovit‘l' :1 surplus for our
allies, and 1111111 in our government,
Which has taken hold of the problems
bolero it in a way that demonst 1'1111'1'
,ha‘t it is downing of our faith.“
Mr. Armour docs
‘llnd faith unsuppmttd 111' 11:11.: He
,dllhlslcstitnonv111111111 of 011111 bin
business 1111311 that 11'. e economic struc-
litre of the (11111111) is built upon a
' ck. He calls this “the most .tttspic
"is the great nth-d
.pPriod from the standpoint
[tonal prosperity in my memory."
”“Therc is not 0111' 14111111 Whom."
t
he
5, “why the business of this roun-
ry should not pl'ot'1'1'tl in its 1101111111
nout'se and on
There is not one reason why people
Should fear for the future or permit
Lomselves to be swayed from the cer-
Minty that 1111'1'1111‘ on :1 sound fi-.
financial basis."
“We have more
’l’lltm ever before.
\tenllh pet' ('nplta
Altogether we have
» ”lion ever
sod the wildest 1110111115 of the op'
”mists of :1 few years :1 o labor is
{fully employed :11 1"ccotd wage...- 11:1th
@0118 war ortltt's 1111' sure to lit‘fi‘ll :ttll‘
Wffilndustrics busy. ’lhcre is asnnv-
15 of profitable employment of 1:1-
151- and capital to: _\1‘.tl‘s to come, no
mutter when the \\ .11 t-ntl.~'. 111' "(
not‘conceive of any 1111119 111' ltNifia
"any phase of the martial. business. or
industrial situation.‘
at is provided the notion
elglits of matctial and
a'chievemem.
jal basis to: success
at .
(’1 our people surely will not fall in-
that error. _
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CUTTING our LUXURIES
It is only fan that those at home
acriflce their hoozc, since We force.
oldier in the ttenches to do witlt
economics in West
orally. He recommends tche addi-
t1 extravagant party gowns.
‘d' manicnring. '
bledheeled and fancy
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slippers
t mobiles.
11111111111111 fishing trips in silk
illst might be continued indet-
" si'l?‘
"of the items mentioned. Thete
hanger especially in cutting out rec-
’ ' We cannot work and be ser-
11 the time, even if we are at
to by diversions or their own.
y-rcivllinns at home. It is pro
‘ g‘h howover, that when all
at. In GOLDEN,P1‘OP3-;quarters lest a ban on IUXutiesl
I
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tie Marty appropriate now.
There is much concern in sontc
_.s'hould throw 1.1199 1111111111 1's of people
’out of employment
‘11-: fear on that score.
merit in more productive
11111-11 to the Liberty
‘wc fail to win this war,
dH't‘l‘dllt‘l‘t'ttlil11,2 111104..
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not plead for 21‘
of ,
y more wmlth 1111111 any other nag
had. Our gains- hnve surd
\Vt- nerd 112:1 11 11?-
Thet'e is no
The new
mom. (1111 soon be made.
hit-l: of jobs. rssary re-adjuSt'
The peo-
find employ-
pic inndtcd (:111 easily
and net-fut
lilies,
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THE BEST INVESTMENT
'll 1:.
int-ompt'elwnsihle that an) oven
(11' “111111111 should regard :1 subscrip-
1.1>1111 11% a son of,
'1‘ 11-". re
about button a war 11111111 than there 1%
charity. is no more charity
in buying :1 life insurance policy. 1
Th comparison is not fanciful. T110
Lilli-11y Loan represents life lit-111'~
ant't' for the United States of Amort-
(':1. 11nd therefore for every citizen. 1!
our national
existcltce will literally be in danger.
It is fire invuranco and accident in-
surnntc, too, Look what happened
to 1111- people of 11191111111111 and northern
France and l’oltmd nod Galicia and
Honda. We want no war brought to"
our 111111 laud.
And it is more than more lllHll'Hlif‘f‘
1211111111111 to £11111!
1: is a good business lnvcstmcnt.
Frank A. Vanderbilt. president of 1111'
National (‘itv flank of New York. (1111'
of 1111.2 nation's f0r01110>l’lllltlllt‘lttl au-
thotitim, sayl;
"You are not 111-111;: invited to make
:1 111-11 t‘ross subscription or to 1111111111"
money to Holt-111111. It isn't :1 charity.
1 (loit't sympathize with any one for:
11311111: to buy tip->1- 11011125. 11 is not
:1 sut'rli'lt't'. 11 1.1 an opportunity, andI
everyone should 11-9 glad to have this
opportunity, looking 111 ll solely hour
:1 l‘lnnnciul standpoint."
The bonds pay :1 11:: per cont. intcr-
1-.~'I, which 111-1111.: free from taxation is
more than most, hanks pay, and at;
be (“Itt't'lt'tl
'l‘ht-y:
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least as much 1111' may
from any ordinary ilt\‘1‘sllll’i‘lll.
are the soundt'st lllH‘FlllIt‘l'll in
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world. The bonds will he raised to
:1 higher 111111 of intct'tst before the
'uttr is over, in (use
sues bear :1 higher rate, and are sure,
to M'll above par after the thr. l
111:4111'11111'1- and profit .11111- 11111111111 are
11' 0 cool 1'1izteons.ll1~1"os anoth- r, to
:1 true Antoilt in more importnnt 11111111
1 ‘11111 1" .
“The
to this 111.111 111':
grout 11111211111 for 'otllJnt'l‘lbIIWI
in :1 patriotic ('om
Ipi'chen-sion '11 what the war is :tbottl
:1 c l (ivili/.ed w'o1ld will be a bet- '
i1“ ( [u {gent-1 1'111
pleasure-riding on horseback or.
to to, pin, prom 11111111111111;
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“to reason why the p1 01111) of the l nit t
M States should bctomo :11111'111011 over .
‘11110 11111111161411 terms.
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.I With faith net '1111 llxo to grenl‘ “
Spillltlal our c'hildten to live in.
We how all the mater-t
Nothing couldi
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Reserve Uni-i
W the hive.
is; easy enough to find fault with.
‘ have been spoiled and the combs melt-
“11111 Ulll' Sllt"(l?“S lll ll 111011115 10 ill"
future of 11111 \\ 01111 11111121111011, what
failure would 1111.111 to the future of
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democracy. ' .
11111 111111 1011,111igl11 be ttann'ltttcd‘
.\ ( lean decent,
And 11
and
world to do business in.
111 he :1 pleasanter world for us
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FIRE FlGHTlNG BEES
ll «menu that bees may add to their
ob- ‘
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senor of n- '1tut'c 11:15: found them stay-
ing 113 when 111cit'l111e was but'ning,_
nerve in the face of dancer.
bravely fanning the honey to keep thei
wa'x combs front inciting down. I
The outside of the hive woo black-
ened 11nd charred. The 11112111 of thel
file was sufficiently intense to burn!
away mm the metal cover of the hive.
Only one comb was melted, and that'
was the one next to the burning side
The way the bees protected the
honey was by fanning the combs with
their Wing's. While the dostructlve‘
flt'e raged on the outside, they kept
the ventilating system working. Their
fanning kept a" steadycurrant of 1111'
moving. driving out the warm air and
drawing in the cool air. 01 course, it
the fire on theoutside had not. been
checkedby external forces—in this
case it was probably a bucket of wa-
ter thrown on by a fireman»the work
of the bees would have been useless.
On the other hand, even with the tire _
put out as it was, the honey would
ed completely down it? the been had
not done their own. pnrtlgulir bit or
firefighting. Human beings could not
have met the emergency. W. better.
NO GOING BEHIND THAT ,
Bridget mm taklnxnp the cattery
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, amounted 111 531.9011.
‘has noted .inadcouale to meet
11111111111115 of 1111' present year.
‘to be satisfactorilly handled, and this
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l~'1tl“t"1lttc'1t 111‘ “'33”
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l1111s been of the most efficient chm
‘ 1310311111011 was of the opinion that n
fitllllll" in Wimp“ or war bu 'list of sterling qualities that ol cool‘ school physician should be hired. if?
eless and cowardly pessimism I
.be considerably shortened. in order
being sent out from the headquarters
cattle-48110131311111 hm; ina'ibt'
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EDUCATIONAL
BUDGET OF
$172,359.04
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UP enlightt tied in regard to 14011121 01
the teachers particularly the heads of
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The (~\tlllllfl :chool t'\p('nses f0] 1111'» .’
1111111111.r 3.1.1. are listed as 131111111, 11 do ..
crease of $8.311 from last year‘s bud 00
gel. which was etiplalncd by 3111. Chap-
man as being due 10 the fact that the 09
schools would probably be run 011 .9
shower time this winter.
Six thousand dollar's appropriated O°
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coming year to 58,0110, ‘
1.21s! )1":11".~' appropriation of $111109
for fuel was also too small an arrmunt
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the [119813111 budget. The high cost of
coal is responsible in the main for an
increase of this lee in this particular
item. Charles W. Bell reconnnendw
in connection with this item. that the
school board might look 11p wow and
means of buying coal direct, instead
of paying local dealers 11111 high
prices which they now demand.
1.112111, water and power expenses
are fitted for 1111' coming year at
31.41111 1111' 5111111" us last yt'fll‘. as are.
also 1111' junitoi's' supplies which
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,vt-at' :11 $9,011“. although it is possible“
that :1 11111211 sum will have 111 be ('11-.
111111111111. providing that the Old Well
building. in llaviland street is uscdt
for school purposes it will probably;
cost in the neighborhood of $1. 500 111-
(11111111,: tent and repairs to put this
licpairs.
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11 111: this building Would 111' used 11511
.31hool if it were taken for tducational' o
purposes, 111111 was infmmed by the :2.
Klllnllllli‘llllé n1 that the. hulldlnnt
would be :iten up as «can as the new'00
111110121 buildingtt are erected. 0111“”:
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1531100. while e\11':tot"dltvar,t l'tllflll‘S at
,1111- Nmth' ttnttr, (‘euter and Our 0
River buildings will figure up to, .
1 $711110.
'lranxpwmlttion is listed at $1. 350. 9
1111 1111111: amount its was appropriated .4
lam your whlh tuition :11 8-71 .1 1111111 1'10
111: ins 1111 some 11.: lost season.
’lhe root 111111 will amount to $$.10
1111‘ 1111111111.: war, the 5111110 no
season. but insurance (‘\|11n89h
1111111 11 (iron from $2,229
11111-11151 ol.' 0 has fallen fl‘tt‘m‘ .9
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111st v
11:11 1'-
'l‘ho coat of pt'lntlutzdtus jumped
it'om $400'apprnp1intctl last y'ent to"
$71110 this year but the reason for 111111 0:.
11111':e1~'e 1s clottr- additional cost of ”3
pnpcr litl. «to.
Two hundred dollan for the 111111111. :2:
of 1111111111011 whith is uppiopt'iatctl :t-'. g.
the secret or) '1' ~111:"'11.\ Is :1 fund 110111.:
A jump of $1.3m) 11115 been 11111111' 3
in 1111- 111111 futnitut'e .utd («11111111111111 0‘
c‘x‘ptnws bringing 1111 0"111'1' this \‘cat .3
up to $2,100 All 11111 $900 of this
inmotmt lino (1111 will no 10thltlS 111113.39
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I(':lllSln1. 111w furniture for extt'nfioo
1111111151.,
The cost of 1111 phont» .autonntlnt:
to $518. and a (Monomer-my fund of:
$.00 (ompletcd the budget 1121' lll‘t'SOill ‘
1-d htst evening. I
After the 111111201 had been woefully, 3‘
,tzono (11'1'1 to the complete satisfttc- 1.0
11011 of m ('11 member of the boatmtl 1t,
tll~'('tl.~"‘lotl took place 11110
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\nrions phases of school work. l .1.
I11 tenant to the school nursp. the
.‘llllt‘l‘llllt‘lltlt 111 stnted that 1191 wmlt‘
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and has produced highly" ouc-
:1nd pleasing results. "\11'.
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necessoiv.
Evening schools: were also discuss-
ed bv the superintendent. who 1111
formed the board that owing to the
fit (1 that the atttndance had decreas-
ed last winter. towards the end of
the term, that it is very likely that
the length of this year's term will
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1'.cuted
Mr. McMahon entered a sort of in-
formal complnint at this time in re-
gard to the rapid increase in the pay-
roll of the educationtil department
and viewed with somedispleasure. the.
figures which show an increase of
nearly $27,000 in'this item in' the past
two word. Mn thchahon also 1111-
quired as to why it was that although
some teachers in the public schools
are known to be unsatisfactory have
not been discharged.
Superintendent: Chapman. answered .
these questions readily. and gave vari-
ous reasons which annWered'Mr. Mc-
Mahon’s questions.
After ome further discussion of
minor details of school work, the mo«
lion to adjourn was made and carried.
The board will meet again next
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DAILY NEWS BUDGET “
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"Buy your copper sulphate for use 00
ln'potato spraying now," is the word 3.
or tbecommilteosol-tood mom of the. 1
Connecticut Council of Defense" 101111111
Guy ~C'. Smith, of the Connecticut Ag-
ricultutalfioueme, who beamed» an
investigation of the nvailitble supply
at copper sulphate for the committee. .
it ‘ «1111111111111 one 1111'» ..
1 men 1:111, 1111 not 1. .
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‘ R41 aux-57'5“”
This Store Offers, Buying Advan-
tages, That Cannot Be Equalled
New,Seasonable Merchandise of. Standard Quali-
ties, Variety of Assortments and Low Prices.
I
JCWCthlGll‘tllCS
Now, all the rage, Oriental designs,
eel with Roman Medallions and bril-
liant colored stones. gold and OXltliZ"tl
finish.
98c
Sport Material
30-inch most effective color combiner
lions, in many striking designs.
Special . .......... 19c yard
Voiles
Fine woven sheer out-.lity,
terns. perfect goods for
dresses, etc.
29c and 391: yard
‘ Beach Cloth
I
Yurd wide. plain shades in the sea»
son’s wanted colors, a fabric especial-
ly adapted for skirts". drl'ssca, etc. for
summer Wear.
dainty pat-
waists.
25c yard
Chiffon Voile
41': lnchea wide, fine uneven. and
enow white, crispy finish.
Special... . . . . . .. 3-lc yard
:1”
{Balaton Cloth
'l'hc favorite ft‘ibric for girls' dresses
and boys wash suite. none superior
in wearing quality.
19c yard
Silk nndWool Poplin
in inches wide, ull
$1." .5 ,vatd.
worth
$139
colors ,
Striped Silk
()omploto asaortment,
, $1.29 yard
Table Damask
lv‘inc woven, good wearing quality.
attractive patterns, worth 751'.
59c yard
hontzcloth
Good quality. soft finish, worth $2.110
$1 49 niece
worth $1.th
' 'ynt'tl.
Women’s Handkerchiefs
All linen, hemstltched, dainty em-
ht'oi. let'ed corners. in w hite and colors.
worth 15c each.
11¢ each
Women’s Hand' Bolts .and
Envelope Purses
' Plain and fancy, silk line fitted, with
purse and mirror. choice assortment
of 1131111151711. Regular $2.25. _ 3
' ‘ $1.37
Dr. Lyon’s Tooth Powder
25csize 17c
Kolynos' Team Photo
25csize 15c
Women’s Silk Lisle Vests
Fine- ribbed,
Regular 501'.
Women-’5‘ Silk Dresses
l‘litllt‘lmrlllt' Silk l)l‘1'\\r‘\, 1111511111116 colors; :tlm 11'11111‘.
111 (Top:- Meteor 111111 ("rt-p1- lle t‘hine. New :11111 111x-
ttltt-tive lllutlt‘lh. \‘alttes' 11p to 5271.110.
For Clearance ............. $10.00 and 812.98
. 9 ‘ '
Women s Suds
Balance of our Spring: Stilts :11 111111111 112111111 former
prlt-t'. $30.00 111111 1125.011 Suits.
For Clearance, ......... . ............ $12.98
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW
Wash Skirts
ill the newest styles, well tailored and perfect lit-
iting. regular and extra sizes (inlmt'tlinc. 1'" tllt'l‘ \Vt‘ilVSt'
111111-11. Corduroy: liltakid naskct \\cu\c.\Stt'ipes.[1111s
and others.
neck.
39c
Women’s Silk Boot Hose
Elastic taps. splendid wearing: 1111211»
111', black and white.
lace trimmed
43c pair
Vi omen’: Lisle Hose
Full 1115111011141, trunk tops. rclnlorctd
soles and 111-1115. black and white.
35c pair. 3 pairs for $1.00
Boys’ Galatea Wash Suits
They come in plain colo‘t' com»
11111111111118 and striped and check ('1'-
‘ to 8 years.
fects, slzc ‘11
59c. $1.15 and 81:50
Scrim Curtains
Hemetitch edge and lace trimming,
in, white 111111 ct'l‘u.
Special at ...... .
$1.00 to $6.50
Garden Smfocks
Arc cvet'ytvltt't'c in demand. for the \1'111'111 \vctltltct'. 111111
11111 11.1 111cvtdi'ttcct-veywlnu'c.
$1.59 to $2.50
Smart New Sweaters
.\11 1111111011.») fresh assortment in all the \vnutctl
1111111111111.» now ready for 1111' summer girl.
SILK FIBRE SWEATERS.
l'lkltl'llillt' styles and colors.
. $6.98
WOOL SWEATERS
Variety of colors1-‘X111'clty 11nd Shetland W 'ztves.
$7.49
Children'sf:Misses’WashDresses
Beautiful army of crisp new smnn‘ct'
(11115111111113, l’oplins, Vollcs and Linens.
$1.98 to $10.00
. Voile and Novelty Waisfs'
Dressy styles, lace and embroidery trimmed.
98c
LINGERIE AND JAPSILK WAISTS Lawn Mowers
Exceptional quality and style. 12 inch bladee. Regular $500
$1. 98 ‘ - $3.98
CREPE DE CHENE WAISTS Naptha Washing powder
in smart models, (laiutiest of lace. finest embroider-
ies 11nd tuck-lugs, flesh and white. 3 DaCkaHeS for 110
$2. 98 '
GEORGETTE CREPE WAISTS
Snappv models for summer wear in white and 1111
the fashionable ct'.11(11'.'.
$4.98
A»,Safe of Trimmed Hats
$1. 98
Boston 15 Store
$2.50
. 97c pair
Pro-Lino Linoleum
'I‘hotoughly sanitary and in many
attractiw patterns for kitchen, l).1'.li~
rooms, bedroonh and 111111, two yards
\\ ide.
73c
Parquet Rue Border
2-1 inches wide, it has 1111- :1pp1—:11'~
nnce of :1 hardwood floor, worth 771C.
49c yard
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41
Couch Hammocks
high sides and
heavy tufted
spring.
$11.79
Good grade canvus.
windshield, steel frame,
lllalll‘t'fir. with guaranteed
with stand.
Window Screens
Hardwood frames.
models——
29c up
Screen Doors
Hardwood frames. 11111111111 finish and
stalned walnut finish, all sizes.
$1.25 and up
Old Dutch Cleanser
10c can. . 7c
And metal saving bank free.
No. 8 or 9 All Copper Nickel
Plated Tea Kettle
Value $2.00
$3.98 1
111.98
susnal price would be
$3.75
. UNTRIMMED‘HATS
Marked especially low.
$1.39
Our Refrigerators
Are the best made and most. econ-
750 $1.25 $1.98 omical in the 11519 of ice,
Were $1.25 111.75 1112.50 $10.00 up
CREPE DE'CHINE‘UNDERWEA'R
Those soft silky affairs that wear so splendidly and are so
economical to the long r1111.
CAMISOLES 111 a wonderful tirrny of pretty styles.
T ~ 98c to $3 .98
- Including Extra Sizes.
BLOOMERS 111 1111111 111111 11111111,
facts.
. . , . , molasses-1
CREPE DE CHINE 0R WASHABLE SATIN- GOWNS,
trimmed‘or'tntloredmodols» .
. ' . , Empire, sleeveless and many other 11min and'elab—
, ' , '1 SILK ‘PETTICOATS 1. torate' enacts, finejlace',“ embroider-ice, ribbons 1mg rosettes: A’ ,
All colors .. doom-$51 1111111 113111 1111111111: , , -'?.'$1€tl and-$2198 '
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COTTON CREPE UNDERWEAR
Practical Underwear, can be easily it ashcd and requires no
:lroning
drepeNightDreesw....................
'rOrepeGombinations 1'19
Crepe Petticoats .. 980
981: to
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.Embroflwyandlaootrtmmod.........,.................49o
1 NIGHT DRESSES
: Muslin Windhoek; fancy
tucksandribhom..........‘................
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