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l WANTED—A .snunsmnv .lN A'
' firy goods store, Apply A. Diekermanf
.K 'Son. a3 3t,
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. WANTEMPOSITION AS COOK.
lWill also do washing and ironing.
My Kubau, Connecticut avenue.
.uuth Norwalk. at: St
WANTED-SEVERAL GIRLS FOR
filling cans, will pay while learning.‘
and will also pay Jitney fare. from
Norwelk to Cranbury. Apply Clover,
‘iMunufacturlng Co., 48 Main street.‘
Norwulk, Conn.
WANTED—WOMAN TO wool; A'I‘
Jinnner Bakery, Monroe street, South
Norwalk. a2 3t
*7 ‘
WANTEDvOPERATORS [MALE
and female) on raincoats. Good pay.
Steady work. Apply Union ltaincoah
0U., 41 Pacific street, Stamford. a: 31
WANTED—FIVE 0R SIX ROOMS;
with all improvements. Write or tele-
phone Polllnlall & McLean, Real Es-
late and Insurance, 74 Washington
street. ‘ all (it
WANTED—YOUNG MAN
work in Baxter‘s drug store.
TU
31 3t
WANTED—EXPERIENCED SALES-
:nlen l'ul’ linens, domestics, dress goods
and furniture. Write, stating age, de-
tails of experience and salary wanted,‘
or call at superintendent‘s office. The
ihlw. Malley (10., New Haven, Conn.
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WANTED—YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
character as route salesman in’lhllk
:business. Salary and commission $19
per week. Guaranteed to beginner.
Must be able to furnish first clues,
reference and $50 easlrsceurity. Ad-
dress box X, care of Sentinel. a1 3t
WANTED—«SECOND HAND FUR.-
Jliture of all kinds. lligllesl prices
paid. J, K. Finch & Co, 54 Water
colleen, Tel. 1177. ’
WANTED—OLD FALSE TICIGTII.
Don't matter if broken. I pay :2 to $15
per full set. Single and partial platest
In proportion. Send by parcel post‘
and receive check by return mail. 11.
Manor, 200? S. 5th street, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
WANTED—-MEN IN THE SIZING
department. to learn‘ felt but making.
Good pay while learning. Crofllt if:
Knapp. 127 In)
WANTED—A GOOD OPPOKTII‘NI-.
iy for bright boy to learn the. printing‘
trade. Inquire at the Evening Sentl-i
nel Ofllce. ‘ l
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FIRE - BOILER
LIFE WAR RISK 1
maximum t
BONDS t
STEAMSHIP TICKETS
‘ NOTARIES PUBLIC
.I M.I.ayton & (30. Inc
Real Estate and Insurance
South Norwalk, Conn.
DEVLIN TO LEAD TEAM
Arthur Devlin, former third sucker
of the Giants, has organized an Inde-
pendent bnll team, Devlin'n All Stars,
and will make his debutin New York
city on Sunday at Dyckman Oval, near
the Dyckman street subway, where hlsl
team will tackle the Kingsbridge Alli-l
letics. 0n Devlin’s team will be Bob.
Btubing of the Columbus club. Tier“,
nay, Newark and Montreal; Harry,
Kano, former Pordham captain; Tom
Whiffen, Mount Vernon's best Semi-g
pro player, and Al 'Klett. i
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’RAFT EXAMINATIONS IN BRIDGE-1
' PORT. ' l
parocnron’r, Aug. 3.—Twenty.lwoi
of 128 who appeared yesterday be—i
re the examining Vboanl for the. so:
Iective. draft, were passed and made‘
no claims for exemption. Forty othero‘
asset}, but claimed exemption. Thirg
three were aliens.
cod American otylo.
loom all Chaim st.
, No]. DIEESA. KW
ClaSsified........
Advcrmcmenl
'241 East avenue.
1’ tute, Dept. 28D, Rochester, N. Y.
,new modern improvements. Central 10-?
3 les’ clothing.
‘in rags, iron and metal is our method;
.1 .stimntes cheerfully given. Trial or
I be convinced.
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CENTRAL HOTEL
lino room: by the doyorweelc.
light: and pi. Fine Cafe attached;
' WiitsT ro
T0 LET-FLOOR CONSISTING 0e. 1.,
5 rooms, toilet in basement. Inquire
45 Spring street. Rent. 315.
lib hous
TO LET—SECOND Floor. 4 ROOMS
at 1 Henry street, South N
Rent. 39. Inquire Mrs. S. A. Youngs, ton Conn.
:13 3t
FOR SALE.
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5 F0 SALE—ROWAYTO‘N
e boat, 32 by
It“, For 8010:
Business and Professional
Cards. Miscellaneous Ads.
on this pop. Twenty-Flu Word. or
Lou, 25;. Three Timon, 5o. 1 week
. 01.00. Blockhco ill-Capo Double Price.
YACHT
18 feet out-
.side. House about 21 feet long” 1-2
{feet wide, 10 feet high. Float 20 12 by
‘1 8 1-4 feet. Runway for same. Cost 0V-
ler $700. Will 3911 for
, _ 3125- Inquire 02‘- Fertilizers were again included amo
orwalknk s. Barclay ‘ n8
0" 5. 3- Dibbl". R0Wul‘-:the active and strong issues.
.WALL' STREET, 10:30 a. m.—-’\'io~
lent fluctatlons in Industrial Alcohol,
which opened at an advance of 2%
points, followed by a reaction of “,5,
featured today‘s early trldlug. Else— .
where irregular gains prevailed, Cele ‘
iral leather adding 11,6 polnto to yes
terday's gains and Pittsburgh and
West Virginia Pfd. 3 points. Crucible
Steel rose a large fraction, but Irin- '
dred’ issues were barely changed. Peo-
ple's Gall rallied 2 points, and minor
rails were represented by New 01'-
loans, Texas and Mexico at a 8~point
gain. - I
WALL STREET, Noon—~lrregular
strength. ruled throughout the fore-
noon under the influence of the short
,covering. Leathers, Tobaccos and
U. a.
a3 3t;Steel reacted slightly, but Crucible ex-
WANTED~THOUSANDS GOVERN-g
mcnt jobs open to men and women;
675amonth. List positions treat
Write immediately. Franklin lnstl- Layton &
South Nor
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| FOR SALE—AVE HAVE SO'ME'the only prominent copper stock and
511W” and hug? homes for sale. at hzlr~i Shippings were firm, Marine Preferred
gain prices. Do you want to own your'and Atlantic Gulf and West Indies,
own home? Consult us at once. J. MJgailling fractions.
00., 5
Walk, Conn.
‘tended its early advance. Club was.
Investment rails,
Railroad avenue,‘were in better demand. St. Paul and,
a3 3: Illinois Central retained a point and:
WANTED—4‘0 BUY ALL KINDS,
of cattle. Best prices paid. Extra
moon for calves. H. Friedman, 35 Ely
Ivonne. Tel. 1151. 120 if
eally new.
FOR SALE—BRASS BED PRACTI-‘low record (199.32 for full lots.
Also parlor suite. J. Bl'en-*
lien, 2t West Washington street. at! 3W
.‘fiSoo" Pfd. 3. Liberty Bonds fell to the; 7
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TO LET—DESIRABLE FURNISIL
ed rooms. Three connecting furnished
rooms for light housekeeping at the
sired.
avenue.
wagon and hay.
Andrew Cheh,
FOR SALE-noon GENTLE polish?
Sell separate it
30 Lexington
BOYS PLACED ON PROBATION
SEYMOUR, Aug. 3.—The case
de- against Iledvers Bowen and Theodore}
Jakob, boys of Ansonia, charged with'
., . .
a- “firing on a passenger train on the.
"Johnsonian," 2 High street, South.
Norwalk. a? lit
TO LET‘S noon' FLAT 2ND
floor over .I. M. Layton's Insurance
oiiice. For further particulars apply
FOR SALE—MAHOGANY PIANO
music cabinet, brass bed, box springs,
hair mattress, china.
Apply The Cottage,
llouses, Rowayton, Conn.
Will
sacrifice.
Rowayton Green
Naugatuek division of the N. Y., N;
H. & II. It. IL, and injuring the ent'inci
crew slightly last week, were dismi.
ed today by Justice )lnunweller, after,
a severe reprimand to the boys and a'
:lecture on the serious nature of their.
Old Well Cigar Co, ' i FOR
, .
TO LET-0NE, TWO OR THREE
rooms, furnished or unfurnished for
light housekeeping. P. P. Mulroney,
52 Van Zant street. Phone 1182-5. i
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SALE—RHODE
ISLAND
, Beds .'\'1 stock 500 Apr. hatch, 15 IIBYIlo‘V
10 choice March cockerels. Baby:
chicks 20c apiece. 20 May hatch White button. Bowen
Leghnrns, 2 1-2 to 3 1-2 lb. broilers at ance by the naV.v to which he applied.
>350 lb. Ferris, 0 Van Zant street.
offence Prosecution and railroad
Company were both agroeauie to this
action, the boys being placed on pro-}
pending. his accept,
irecently, and Jakob for a year. Bowen?
a2 at is a third year student In ‘the high.
lachool. This was the first time, it
T0 LET—8 ROOM HOUSE. ALLf
Road. Phone 1117.
FOR SALE—FIRST CLASIS FAA“? was stated, that either boy had been}
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cation. Rent 330. Call 75 Flax Hill: 1y cow. Jersey. Call 3 Gregory Boole below any court.
1 yard, or phone 74343.
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TO LETWSTORE 307 WASHING—i: FOR SALE—25 FOOT MOTOR:
ton street East Norwalk. Apartments' ”0‘"- and 7 rootvbeam. 5'1 condition, “Pl
GROUNDS OF INTEMPERANCE'
Suit for divorce on allegation?“ of;
209 Washington street, East Norwalk' ply to James ll. ()lnistead, South Noni habitual intempcranre has been filed,
and 39 Chapel street, Norwalk. Iuw‘ “Mk. SW1
llllllout dock.
a1 Ruin the superior court by tearnh Anna:
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~.\'aonll Dicey Fisher of Bridgeport!
quire 64 South Main street. Tel 60. l
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
MEN'S DISCARDED CLOTHING i
‘._ and equip
or lnoonl
bought and sold. Also furs and lad-tWide for eastern or western cr
lC. .1. Petty. Tel. 875-14.
If you have any cloth-
ing to dispose of we paLthe highest?
prices. Call or telephone, ls. Cohen. 453 FOR
Wall street, Norwalk. Phone 329-2. imomwd
.113 lmlments. Several barns on premises,
’aud 15 acres of good farming land at:
Mrs R. Tarlov,
RELIABLE DEALING
Conn. turnpike.
Grove street.
ET~AUXILIARY
1|“Elisha Saxton," recently overhauledly of Bridgeport, but now of parts un-I
Afternoon; known.
Arrangementsilyn. .\‘, v., December 2o. 19”. There!
port for parties.
lght soils.
‘ SALE -— A
house with
Tel. 753-12.
uislng. is one child, James
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Niel-thy; » 3
improve-i THIRTY.ONE DEATHS m PITTS- ;
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SbOOngalnx-zt John Edward Fisher, former-1
’l‘hev were married in BI‘UOK‘]
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Edward Violent
,_.the mother,
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131 3,18 months old. of whom
" ‘asks the custody.
BURCH. \
l PITTSIIURGH, PIL, A08. 3.~Tllll‘l,\‘-l
1“ one deaths ill the last 24 hours
;tllr~ number of heat victims here tori
, F
We buy and sell everything second' on
hand, a largo stock of second hand
goods always on hand. We pay as: pike.
good as the next man and treat youlésmté'
better. Get a square deal. I‘Illlip P]
. ' ed, balanc
Mahoney, 52 Volt Zant street. TeloJ
phone 1182-5.
SALE—FAMILY
lwith one-half acre of land on West
INorwalk Road near Connecticut Turn.
Must be sold at once to close
Small amount of cash requir-
Inquire
t Keogh it Candee, Attys. United Bank
, building. Tel. 5352.
0 on mortga RB.
HOUSE
four daysto 54.
national
District of Norwalit, so. Probate
Court, Animal 2, A. DJWI.
men‘fil‘nx‘olho} ~~
wall 1
martini; "‘—'
decorating. painters nupplles;
paper, unto—date styles, lowest prlces. ,,
tiers solicited. Tel. 400, Alexanderl
White, (ll 1‘2 Ely avenlle.
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MONEY SAVED
By giving me your order for my-
spcclal hand made. leaders and guttern‘. 7 MAIN ST.
which give lasting service—Try and
Fort éA’LE—JS"“ACRES ""iLANli 5
,room house and .‘barn, good Iocnllon.
o.- miles from business center, good well
"rand considerable fruit, on property, 3
acres tillage. balance wood and pad-
-ture. Price $2,400.
! Ask John T. Haves
Real Estate—Insurance
NORWALK.
Estate of Glen Olsen. " late of Nor.
walk, in said district. deceased.
Ordered, that the admlnistralor ex-
hibit his administration account to;
this court for adjustment at the Pro-5
bate office, In Norwalk. on the Slh day!
of August, 1917, at 10 o'clock, fore—l
noon; and that all persons intro-eaten:l
in said estate may be notified thereoffi
the. administrator will cause this or--
der to be published in a 3
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Plumbing, heatingw
slate roofing, lawn mowers sharpened;
Henry A. llegeleln, 50 aWter street.:
Tel. 473-3. t
—Factory closed for annual vacation-l
of two weeks. Open Aug. 6th. Help
wanted in all departments.
Clllett, Peabody
& co... Inc.
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Stamford.
UNCLE SAM Wants
STENOGRAPHERS, —
Male and Female,
Examinations
Every TUESDAY '
-
"Merrill Business
College
- South Nor-walk
Port Cheater
newspaper i
having a circulation in said district,{
at least five days before said 8th-dayt
of August, 1917.
HENRY W. GRndORY,
Judge: .
‘ NOTICE
Whereas, the committee on renaming;
and ronumbering streets has recom-I
imended: - - l
I i. That the names of the highways
:now know as Newtown avenue and
Ethel avenue, from the. city line on!
like north to Seavlew avenue-on the
Isouth, be changed to pnd be known not
i‘Eant avenue; and ,
2. That the highway commencing:
{at the top of what is known as Mill“
iHlll, In the First, Taxing District, and.
lrunning westerly and southerly to the»
Meadow street bridge, and now known
[as and called East Wall Slreet.5\\'all,
lWestavenue, North Main street, and,
15mm: Maln’streot, unchanged to and'
be known as ' West avenue. ‘Nowl
x'l'herefore,— - - 0|
‘ Notice is hereby given, that a public
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HEAT KILLS BRIDGEPORT WOMANl
‘hearing on the pr0posed changing of.
nmnonron'r, Aug. 2.~eMrs. 'Mai-y;
Mullins. aged 62, was overcome withf
heat at Hillside Home and died an;
r afterwards, yesterday.
Sm beautician-lo
Ilium-minor. lullu’ t
Tot. 3355.
1. mm Mount.
new YORK EXCHANGES‘OLOSE
TOMORROW
NEW YORK! Aug. 3.~—The Board"trict, in the City of Norwalk, on the}
in}. Managers 0‘ the Coffee and Bugartm, day of August, 1917, at _8.~o'clock..
llaxchangc voted today ‘to close the
.Exchange Saturday, Aug. 4. Similar
@3900“ has already been taken ~by the[notified to appear and be heard there.
other exchanges here.
A DIFFERENCE.
’ 7 "Plainfw‘ords spoken by a plain man
oomotitno‘o have: very wholesome lots
like name of each of said streets'will
lbo held in the Council boom, in the
low Hall. in or:- Second Taxing Dis-
tevenlng, at» which time and place. all
persons interested therein are hereby,
ion, if they so desire. l
Dated at said City of‘Norwalk, 'July:
v31st.1917. . ‘ , _ , . . l
ti? elder; '1‘ wd‘rofllmim . .t
1m um.
marshal”
August Furniture Sale
A role that is a. solo and money-lam opooitiontoyou.
The stock is larger and more complete thump; ever has been
before and every piece of Furniture will be offered in this
August solo at a. saving of from 10 per cent. to 40 per cent.
Future Brides and Gro oms, buy now.
W HgRREEE STORAGE AND FREE DELIVERY EVERY-
Cduch Hammocks at August Sale Prices
$15 Couch Hammock'l,
August Price ........... $9.98
$18.50 Couch Hammocks, .
August Price .......... $13.95
$20 Couch Hammocks,
FEW” August Price .......... $14.95
- Couch Hammock Stands, $4.50
Value. August Price ..... $3.45
Refrigerators
At August Sale Prices
Every one fully guaranteed to
give satisfaction or your money
back.
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$12.00 Refrigerators, August Sal
Price . ........ . ........ $8.00
$15.00 Refrigerators, August Sale
Price .................. $10.00
$18.00 Refrigerators, August .Sale
Price .................. $12.00
$20.00 Refrigerators, Auguat Sale
Price ................. $13.45
$25.00 Refrigerators, August Sale
Price .................. $16.67
BABY CRIBS, HIGH SIDES, AT AUGUST SALE PRICES
$9.00 White Enamel crib .. ........... ........ $6.00
$12.00WhltoEnamelcrib'.................. ....... $8.00
$15.00 White Enamel Crib .............. ; 3 . ; . . . ; . . ' $10.00
Walnut Beds at August Sale Prices
$4.50 Matti-ems, August Price .... ................... $3.50
$7.50 Purity Mattress, August Price ...... , .......... $5.95
$10.00 Cotton Mattress, August Price .......... $8.00
$15.00 Cotton Felt Mattress, August Price ........... $12.00
SCREEN DOORS, ALL SIZES ............ $1.00
RUGB IN ALL SIZES AT 20 PER CENT OFF.
Croxltugdixlz....'............ ....... ... ........ $6.95
GARDEN BETTEE, August Price . ......... $1.50
DRESSERS
August Sale Price from $7.95 to $45.00
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BEDROOM SUITES
In Mahogany, Walnut and Old ‘Gray
$150.00 Sitcom Suite, August Price $120.00
$100.00 5-Room‘ Suite, August Price $80.00
thought for; Cash ;
Mother; I}. Clt‘ c Sentinel ’ ’
ARRE§L§D FOR OLD BURGLARV
. TORRINGTOi Aug. 3,—J05epln
Yumshua; whom the police were aslp
ed to seek four years ago in connec.
tion with the robbery of $200 from a
Tarriffville store. made his appearance
in town yesterday and was seen by
a man with whom he formerly board»
ed, who notified the police. When
officers arrested him, they found a
Colt automatic 2 scalibre revolanP 0n .
his person, and he was arraigned in _ '
court todaygon the charge of carry. . 9,
ing concoaled weapons and sentenced
to four mmihs in jail and fined $25.
The Taril’fville authorities were notlo
fled of the arrest.
COLONEL MITCHELL RECEIVED
PARIS, Aug. 3.-—Col. William S.
; Mitchell, head of the American Aeuro-
inauzic Mission to France, was official-
fly received last night at the Aero
Club of France. Speeches were made
‘bellenry Deutsch de la Meurthe, the '
president of the club; Daniel Vincent,
6 Under Secretary of Aviation, and Sen“ ~ 4 '53 '1,
[ ator Gaston Menier.‘ ' .
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‘ oEERdro' IN‘CEEASEfREVENUEC _ 7
l WASHINGTON, July 30.——Methods :1; :.
lot increasing revenues from the War
M.-
' l'Tax bill to at least $1.943.000.000 from ‘ 3..
i its present total of $1,670,670.000 were
leonsidered today by the Senate Fla
:nanco Committee.
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‘ANNUAL SUMMER CLEAR-
; ANGE SALE or MEN '1:
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SACK SUITS
.5180!) Summer Suits ......... $14.35
$15.00 Sumner Suits .......... $11.85
1312.50 Sut—zmer Suits ......... $10.85
? Large assortment of Fabric: and ,
Models to choose from. .wl; I
CopyrightClothingCo,
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Tilli’NEW sumo: "
DEFINITION OF OH | ROPRACTIG
Chiropractic is the definlti n of lho
use of the disease and t art at!
sdjusting the same. Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in this
back. Even if done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
t Chirdpractors remove the cause 0!
itseaso and pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve aw
toms in your body. Female. troubles
1 given special attention; also curvature p
lit the spinal You will never regret ‘ .
iclvlng the Chll‘pl‘flClOI‘ a chance to
aelp you. ‘ .
1 Magnetic treatments given also.
r. FRANCIS. II. c. ‘ ‘ 1;
I4 Washington so, So. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
.ll !
? REEDo VOLK ,
memento.
The Only Fully Equipped
! ELECTRICAL SHOP
' In the Il'own
AUTO SUPPLIES.
Phone 805—50 80. Main St. .
So. Norwalk, Music Hall 31k.
STORES
, ANY lflND
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DININGROOM ‘sU‘I'T‘E"
In Mahogany, Walnut and Oak
03100.00'10-‘Piece‘ Suite, ‘. , ‘ . $80.00
875.0010ch Suite, .. .-
315000 l0-Piec‘e Suite . ,
. Iron. Wanted
l ' 5 Rovtanfit.
. . $120.00.
SIIRII “
URN it to.
12 .‘129.,.131...Wasliin'.ons58o. Norwalk". . . w
l- _ at t. ~W-ennanswe
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I We will pay you the highest
market prices for scrap iron and . .
metal in large quantities. Got in .
l formation from us before selling“
,onyono. ..
Li, EFFRON
East Norwalk: ’
rel. 190a . Tel.1006.
‘ A much for lam-I .
l D outright..." "”-
l D g In ' no: scrim
.. ‘ , c Bolton: in 1 to 5 m
501D III DI“?
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1.: cam .
Porno! ram: iollrod—Prloo n. on account; ‘
run enlistment AL “manor: o: .
“en’s. Lvolv: .
Job Printing;
sumac-wand I.
V SUMMER
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