At the rim ll. nicsurch, Sunday.
Nov. 11th, the pulpit will be occupied
by Rev. Dr. Holmes at the morning
aert'ict, Bible school session at 12 m.
III are welcome. The ‘1'. C. Bible
alas ot ladies and gentlemen has a
large attendance. Come and be iden~
tiled in social work. The evening
service the Rev. Dr. Bond will preach
Epworth League at 6:45 p. m., the
Tuesday night class drill will meet
with the Thursday evening prayer
meeting until further notice at 7:45.
at
Not wuik Methodist Eviitco
church, Rev. Albert E. Boobs. 1) ’ .
~ Sunday services. .9200 a. 111., class
met-ting: 10:00 a. m., Sunday school:
11:00 a. in. morning worship, sermon.
topic: "Christ's Conception of Goa;"'
6:30 p. ., Epworth League Devotion
nl meet ng; 1:30 p. m.‘. evening sew-l
ivc. ‘l'rucs‘day evening, class meeting:
at (7:45; 'mrursday evening lpraye'l 3315“
meeting at 7:45; Friday evening En,
worth league Study course at 8:00.
t W
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
it'hurch. Harold E. Wilson. pastor—i.
9:30 a. m. fellowship meeting. E.
Trounson, leader; 10:30 a. m.. morn- ii
in': worship..with sermon by the pas- 2
to", subject: "Methodist Frontiersz"
12 “L. Sunday school and Men's Bible
class; 3 p. in. Junior Lemme; 6:30 p.
m., ilpworth lmsgue Devotional meet:
ing, Fred Hawkins. leader; 7:30 p.
m., song dervice and sermon, sub-
ject: "The Supreme Importance of
the inconsequential." Monday raven.
tag Miss Francis will xiv» an illus-
trated lecture -in fine church on,
“W." Tuesday evening the We
man's Foreign. Missionary Society
will hold a meeting at the home of
Ira. Charles Simona. Rowan street.‘
Wednesdaysf‘crnoon the Ladies” Aid
Society; Wednesday. '8 p. m., the. n
Bible Study class; Thursday, 7:45 at, 6
m., mid-week prayer service. c
'l
'1
Knight Street A. if. E. Church. Rev.’
1. A. McCoy. pastor. Sunday serv-
ices. Morning worship preaching by
thr pastor: 12:30 o. m.. Sunday
school. A. T. Arctict, superintendent.
3 p. m., the Morning Star Christian
association will ,‘im‘u ltheir comm!
serv 4-95 with :i pr02.z‘.m, and a ser-
mon by the pastor: it p. m., another
of the ‘sc-rit-s of stoic-ontlcon Hill'nlllllllp
theme: ”Thi- Rich Fools” Illustrated
ll
b
a
12 o'clock and, the "fields? Bililerelass
Prelude«~“$ong Without Words". . ..
Antiwar-"Grieve Not The Kelly Spin
Stain!"
Solo---“l Do Not Ask, 0 Lord" ..... ‘.
Postlude— Processional March Kinder
Em _
Pretude—--uutstiy‘ .
Solo—"Lead, Kindly Light"..
l’ostlude-—-!'antsstu Tale ..Pacliulslti
Bing???“ Will meet with Mrs. Sour
rs. ' view oven e‘ ,
at 2:30" y It On Tuesday
meet with Mrs.
Place on Wednesday at 8 o'clock. On.
iThursday the church will be open alll W9“ “"99“"“The "my Sunday
day for the Surgical Dressings Work.
The Temple Circle will meet with
will meet at 7:45. The State As-‘
,SOClallOn of Congregational (‘hurchcs
,iind [hl' llth of this month.
intughtcrs Will mom. with Mrs. Wll
their ltiiittinit.
llcv.
Morning
proachlng by
"Giving Our Boys Away."
service the pastor will read some di-
rect communications from a numberI
especially with regard to the Y. M. f‘.
A. work and its advantages.
lng service nt.7:30 at which the pit--
tor will preach.
topic: "Doing: Things Worth while".
Tuesday, the Golden Rule Circle will
Prelude-The Chapel in the Forest.
Quttr'et ”‘Sabbztth Morn"
VG
I
ma
. on hon” .
”m NORWALK.
, . its
new
the same hour. Music for the day.
Morning. er
...................... lendelssohn
ll."
............................ Spross
inc.
............ Alden
Pinsut i
The Whatsoever Circle of King’s
The Endeavor Circle will in.
Flynn, Livingston
_ Elizabeth Huntington at 3’
clock and the Women's Bible class
ill met-t at Middletown on the 13th
Thu Whatsoevcr (iirciu of Kinusl
um Smut-rs, 3i Bayvictv‘ avenue, at
:30 o'clock. lindics .pieusf‘ bring
Norwulk t'ongrcuttlionnl t'hurch,
Erncst F. Mctlregor. pastor.--.
service at 10:30, ,withim
the pastor. subjectzl
At this.
f the boys in the different cutout.
Eton-I
Sunday vino! uti
oou. (‘hristlan Endeavor meeting at
:30 ‘p. m., Miss Lucy Redneld, lead?
r. It is expected that there will be
s-twclal speaker at this meeting“
mm with Miss Carrie Seymourst :i
nircl should be sent to the person m
go‘ as soon It! possible.
Morning. fl,
Op. 152 .............. A. Jungmunn
. (i. ll. Knight
my will accompany the WHmm‘Noprnno Solo zillow Mutable Arc its
All are welcome to these most im- f'hy Dwellings ' """" ,;": 3' ”ml"
Weslrc services. Good music. Seats Quartet PM A” ”“' ‘5“ nts‘...”
free. Tuesday night l't-tzltlnf class ,fl """"""""""""""" "- fr [1‘31“th
meeting: Friday night the'flrst husi» l""”"“*“ 90p“?! 0h. 2. M2, .1. Ann
ness nit-filing of the fourth quarter. ”r” "m limitatmlth;2‘i "7"‘”'"""“
. a. . . .. . v no a t . .
Ou Sunduy, . p, ill. 'tt tlt knight ”Mud" The Spinning “,th tip,
Sliver Church. the lluruinz Star
(‘ht'lstiott Association, will have their
Thnnksntvinn sermon. nrcrclicd hy
the Rev. l. A. McCoy. Programme:
Singing bv the Congregation.
Stripiure Reading.
Prayer ................ E if. Simtus
Recittnion ............. Mi,“ R. Hall
Singing Mornintertnr Quartcttc.
Remarks conccrning the Asstocinion.
Qttnrtct "Thc
Qllili'll'i
t'ostluth- Sottatn'np 2. No. fl, Scherzo.
thTERNAL REVENUE
BUREAU MEN HERE
ill .................... t‘. St'ltultzo,
liiidlunt Morn"
.................. ii, if. Woodward
“Bow llown Thine l'IIll"'....
........................ l l. F'niiik‘
........................ Beethovcn
. -fi,
St-t'vicc-‘i itt Cruci- l‘ltifi'iSl ChllrcllvN
W. C. Million. . 11 :l. m., sermon by the pastor. topiczt
Sermon ................ i \, licf‘oy
Solo .. . . . . . . . . . .Mrs. Elnora l’t-ikins
Closing by the Association.
S. Nnrn'nlk Contzrcunlinmti l'ltilz't‘ll.
whool. 12:30, (i. W. Johnson. super-
‘Tht- Christian i'oursc.
tilemlent; 8 p. "1.. sermon subivct:
‘A Lime for EV'L’f'ylllllllz."
prayer sermon at 10:50
Sunday school at 12 an. evening my-
and the general public are cordially
invited to attend. ‘ '
/ .
Advent Christian Church, Van last
and Harvey streets.
Rev.
hour of prayer. l0:00 a. m; morning
strmon, 10:30 a. up; Sunday school.
12:00 in:
m’eting. 3:00 p. m: Loyal Warkers
meeting... 5:45 p. m.; evening sermon,
7:00 p. 111.: '
testimony meeting, ' Thursday: 7:45 it
First Church of Christ Scientist, 57
SI.
i‘hurch. i'eritir strrct. l‘lt'.ll' West art-J
nun, Martin L. Sta‘up. pastor. ~ ’l‘wcn-‘
ty-third Sunday after Trinity.
usual services in German will he heldfluscll
in: at 10:30 a. or.
deliver the scrmon on the gospel les-
: son
, theme:
Things Which are Caesar's, and llnto
led the Things which are Go’l-J
No evening servics-e caret-pt on the
first Sundny of the month, wlun Fo-f'
vices srt- held in (lerrnnn and on “if.”
last Sunday of the month. when wr-
vices are held in English at
O'n Rttndsy, November
will be no service. but
congregation
the 20th anniversary services at Zion
Lutheran church in Stamford, corner
p. in. All articles for the missionary" Pacific and "PM” streets.
partmcnts.
come.
undcrstand.
l‘f'
illrit) speak.
are welcome.
; a
1 ,,
, g
._ 5
at 1:30 p. n. The congregation
East Norwllk.
Pouch—«Bali
G.
M. Teeple,
Junior Loyal Worker!
mid-week prayer and
tit-He is too rouou -,
ron moms
magma... m.,... a...
‘ n W ”III Mel—rflscaro ' ‘
wise Whoa app-ms. t
Second some to ‘
We Rescue 1
BBIW'L Nov. designing,
like 310 itilkenny cats with their tailsf
I)!!! together, Ind hulls: over a clothes:
ll”. A] Thomas of Bridgeport :tnd'
Charley Pitts of Australia, fought :t
with” six round boil! at Soho! linil‘
last "night, with the honors} éoiuz to
Pitts tor his clean and scientific work ’
Pitt! clearly outpointed the blen'ic,
“‘Adam and Fallen Man."
Wednesday evening testimony meet" mistake of tclegrnphing his blows and;
log at 8 o’clock. To both these nor-f ‘ '
vices the public is invited. 'A rend-'
in: room is maintaincd at the same.
.tddresr, open each work day. ltoll
clays excepted. from 1‘30 to 4:30 p. 11.. sent in some wallops that rounlpd ror'
i'ntcr's Eli’illflflli'lll Lutheran
The
St. Peter's church tomorrow morn-
The pastor will
for the Sunday. speaking on the
"Render Unto Caesar the
7:30.
15th. 'I'H'e
the entire
is enacted to attend
ll hc provided for all guests.
urch.
A co ‘di:
‘iospl-l Mission. Monroe street. tier
vices every Sunday afternoon at it
c'cloclt. The services are very help
ftil, the singlnrt’is' the best in town.
the plain unripe] of Jesus (‘hrist is
prt‘nchedwtto plain that a child can
Brother Terrpside will
lesson and will
Come and hear him. All
nd the sc:ipture
. Azants of the internal Revenue hu-
Sundayne“ of Connecticut are In this citv
lmnkinc an examination of the stocks
Special {of liquor and clear dealers and of oth-
tttnycr flli'rf'lflflh‘ each night durinrters who are compelled to furnish in-
tht- “t-i‘k ill the chutch. l1" li. Slmlnfl.‘;venyoflefi and pay war/taxes under;
Dinner;
All
Humorous, and all others interested
arc cordially wclcomc at St. Peter's
Sitndny school every“ Sun-
day at 9:34). English and German de-
New pupils always trel-
Rntcrtnlnmont of Young Peo-
pic’s Society. Friday evening in thc
amount of the church.
welcome is extended to all.
lioy, whowas wild throughout tht- hat ‘
t ' . .
5:1“, of "I“ church *5 held at “tile, missing swings that wove evidi-vit
Christian Science. subject. Nov. 11",” intended 10 bring home Ulc lt'tt'un.
but Thomas unfortunate-iv made the
they were neatly evaded hv Pitts who;
took atlt'autaxc of the opportunities.
so they presented themselves, illlt]
Ehim in the tinal analysis,
1 Abenrn Winn Easy
The semi-final bout between .lim,
,Ahesrn of Bridgeport and Cyclonc‘
of New York. was l't‘l'V.
{disappointing as Ahearn was loo:
much for the New York snapper. who,
took the count of nine in the first;
pinup of the opening round. White‘s
the My from the big town was even-Z.
lv matched on to weight, his opponent i
was too clever for hint. Some out-{
o n l enough to suggest that CW.
clo rz‘fll't'd his title from wet,
amount of wild swinging that he does;
but that seems to be wrong as he did,
very littitI swinging. being contentedt
to wrap ”avoid the terrific punlg
iahntent that he was receiving. 1
In the third round. AhoIrn swung
such a vicious right to Russells right,
eye that the optic was completelvl
closed in a few seconds.
the beginninl of the end for l‘vclone.i
who was low unable to defend hll‘li'
self. "in seconds sated him from;
taking the count by throwing in a‘
towel. thus changing it title that wasi
"Cyclone" to n less destructit‘e ont‘.1
Perhaps it will he ”‘zephyr" Russell;
froni'thls date on. 1
Young IAMV stopped Chick Burns”
in the second round with a hard rightl
punch to the jaw. Lennv as In his pre;
’vious fights did not start his rushin"?
until the second.
The second bout of the evening be-g
tween Mnrtv Morris and Wild Billg
Murray also went two rounds. Morris:
stopping his man in the last minute,
with it right hand punch to the solar%
plexus.
’Jeff Regan stopped i’atsv Haley in;
the lirst round of the third bout with;
a right hand uppcrcut to the law.
1
John Stapleton, minister. -Suuday pun", , , —' .
service at l023ll. evening service at ' ‘ ' ._ _ , the new revenue law to see that its LUCID TESTIMONV 'E
7:30. Mr. Staplcton will preach hoth‘: . .. . , . - . uprovlslons .ire complied with. These. «‘13,. - . l
morning and evening the .morninz‘ i‘iintty (.llllrt'll. lit‘v. redertclt A, . *d "th m '0' r) -'"" ‘
Subject being: "S“ll'llllfll lntcnsion t'olcman. l‘i‘ClOl’r-Tl‘." twenty—third ngenls‘are “at conuetit -“I . 0 Am ”m" mustered when Talk-l
versus Extension" and in the even-
ing ‘tsold’ers in the “lumen War.-
The Y. M. C. A." Sundny school at:
lltliiliil tilt: Clllltl
“Still? (if ilii‘” if .
tutti it: tutti:
i
If Cross, Feverish, Sick, Bilious, Clean
Little Liver and Bosnia ,
Children love this “fruit laxatiev,",
and nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach, liver and bowels so nicely. ;
A child simply will not stop playing
to empty the bowels, and the resulti
is, they become tightly I'clogged with'
waste. liver gets sluggish, stomach
sours, then your little one becomes.
miss. half-sick, feverish. don't eat.
sleep or act naturally. breath is bad?
system full of cold. has so!!! dime:
stomaclmclte ,or diarrhoea. Listen.
Mother! See if tongue is coated, then
give a teaspooniul of “California Syr-
up of Figs," and in a few hours alll
the constipated waste. sour bile and
undigested food passes out of the svir
tent. and you have a well, playful
child again. ’
litilians of mother give “California
Syrup of Figv" because it is perfectly
harmless; children love it. and it ne'-
er fault to act on the stomach. liver
and bowels.
Ask your druzrist for a bottle of
‘ “California Syrup of ’19,"de haI
, mu directions for babies. cultures at
all ages and for grown-ups ' plainly
printed on the lieutenant: of cous-
icriotta sold here.” Get the genome.
rustic hv "th 1‘11 8m 001l-
psnr." new spy other kind with
I
Sunday after Trinity.
htnlion of the holy communion: [0;
n, m., church school; 10:30, milieu-5L and mum, that 3 tag be paid
stock on hand. and contain-
ust be properly stamped to show ‘
t has been emptied with. De-
-.._ llkn. m., morning prayer and sermon.
.' notation and thc War Does the wm-Jrs 1“
Prove the Failure of ChristianityTthat l
. 7:30 p. m., evnning paper and srr ltnils of the new law are dtmcult to
uron. '
,llw Rev. S. iv“. Sherman. rector of St.h
John's Church. Bridgeport. llr. Sher-
man is a strong and forceful preach slaps.
cr. Monday, 7:45‘ p. m., regular prosecutions where failure to comvlyi
is shown to be deliberate.
the Red Crass Auxiliary will ..
‘p. m.. ”Wing meeting 2-3. rector's of
ti o. m., cele-
tton anti unfurilnn of strides Maw
Tllt' special -prt-acher Will
treating of the touclxcrs of thni
church sch'ool in the parish hall, 8:00
i). m..
meet in lhe Guild room: Tuesday. 2
lice hour, 7:45 p. m., Bethany" Guild: ,
6:00 p. m., The Vt sit"; will meet :tt
the rectory: Thursday. 7:45 p. m..
Girl's “Friendly Society; Friday 3""
1). m.. junior choir; 7:45 senior choir
St. Paul's Parish. Rev. Louis ni
Howell. recicr- Twrntythlrd Sunday
after Trinity. 7:30 a. m.. holy com-
monlcn; 9:1 3. m., St. Paul's Church.
school; 10:80 a. m., morning yuayer
and sermon; 3 p. m.. St. Andrew's
Church school. 353 Main street: 7:30
p, m., Melting prnycr. All persons
are invited to the serviccs especially-
strangers and visitors in town. New
scholars are welcome at either of this
church schools on any Sunday. The
church is open all day every dayfor
private prayer and intercession. and
the people tire urged to may for our
country‘and its President and. his so-
risers, the Army and Navy. the mini
istries of mercy, tin woundcd, dying.
and deed. and for a just and righie-'
one peace.
~~ .... -
Grace Church. Rev. J. Benton Wur-
ner, rectorw‘l'hc twomvlthlrd 8nd-
day alter Trinity. the calibration of
the holy cmmnnlon at 8 o'clock. Ills.
stun Sunday school of St. Faith. Ills.
0:00 s. m.,-turning prayer‘and set-J
man at 10:30: hush .8011th school
at noon, continuation instruction at
1 o'clock in the clutch. cram my.
er with brief sddrdss at 4:30." '
Christ csma. cit-or, Honlmrd.
mteapt.-'-Adv. ”1. .
. . t, ' , ‘ -. ’ K“ .V’ '
Vi .. 3, Us“ ’
"zlmwm‘vw Mi
,1 .
w
' upon all
{been given all subject
Ecol onlce.
The law became effective November
understand, but ample warning has,
to its provi-
g
and it is the intention to brin
Halcyon
intention?
Your food will continue to dis-
‘ dis
agree with you, and cause
tressunulyoustr your
digestive organs, totteand
sweetenthestotuach. Yunnan
do this muddy and surely by
mmakwmd
“ “to Lawyer or Detective
"And utter the choking-4' prompted
the lawyer. whorepresented the plain-l
tiff in it recent trial for assault. .
"Oh, there wasn't any choking that?
i saw,“ said the witness. ,
“No choking? But didn‘t you tell
ihcdohcet that the accused sprang
upon "his victim from behind and
seized him by the throat "
"Yes. sir. surelv. , But there wasn't
any choking. lie just squeezed him,
till he couldn't breathe."
"Well wasn't that'chokiug. l'd likv»
to know?"
' "When n body chokes he coughs"
till he spits it out.” expisined the
witness, “but, the old man didn't have
anything in, his mouth, and he didn't
cough, so he didn't choke. He was
"squeezed till the life was most squoze’
out of him, that's all.
i i if the court was not enlightened by
‘n'cn n finely discontinued point.
neither-was the truth beclouded. But
Will tn J. Burns, the famous detec-
tiv , declares that it is nearly impos-
‘stble for the average person toxin!
simple, lucid information to a time:
or detective. fie given as an exam-
'pte the once say who was asked.
.‘Ditl Dir. Jones or his partner usually
reien’tne once that?"
I “Well," said the hay eagerly, blushv
tub-ti mucus; with excitement.
"It. Jones at first was always last
but later he began to get cariler,.til
allasthe was first, although hefot'r
thunlwmbsen behind; He soon
Emulator transitions of Into he
.1!!!” social. andatlalthogoi
lhehlai so some. not i m scn he
im m or later."-
kit's
.M
The Golden no. Circle will meet
you: In T. ,lcylliittr at 02 West ave»
This wnai’
l
t
.
i,
a ‘fi.’
nurrs'uasdayvst 8 p...
. pleasing combinations,
run-a Gum Drops,
Coats, Dresses, Furs for all juvenile
asions and school wear
Clinic of Velour and Novelty
Wohteds,1u taupe, navy, brown and
Burgundy. Stylish little garments
with liclts, fllr—ll‘llilltlotl collars and
large pout-l buttons, gcod distinctive
styles for little lndics. ages it to H
year-9. . $8.50 to $25.00
Extra. good Coats, worm and tinni—
forlahlc. for ages up to 10 years.
$7.50
Serge Dresses, (lat-k bloc and
plaid. also timdcls made of plain silk
and pluitisct‘gc in attractive and st}?
lislt fashions. $5.00 to $15.00
Gingham and Percale Dresses,
checks. plaids and plain colors with
whitc collars. a knot of rilthon and
buttons,
$1.50 special
Dancng Frocks, Soft Tul’fetas.
Georgi-tics and Lace Xcts, tucked and
ruffled. trimmed with it hit of lace, a
vclvct rililmtt girdle and liltlc French
tout-hos which makes them cxcccd—
itigly fashionable and pretty. all col—
ors, . ' $15.00 up
l't’ien's. VVear
“Metric” Shirtmhrcc new styles,
which are a little difl’crcnt from pre-
viotts models, of line Russian cord
module; and \mvcn.lactmrd,witlt dou—
ble French cuffs, t $3.00 68.01!
French Flannel Shirts, silk and
Wool mixtures, echcdiu 1y neat ef-
fects. We hcspcnk for t 959 a warm
welcome, $5.00 each
v‘Underwear
"Garter" Union Suits, 'in heavy
Weight cotton, ecrtt color, $1.50
Medium weight cotton, $2.00
. WorstodmiXtures in gray,
' $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00
Heavy wool in natural gray, $3.75
Boys' Union Suits, gray worsted,
- $1.25 to $2.00
According to size.
Scarves
New and choice styles in high“
gmde silkssmoszm. $2.50 and $3.00
'A large assortment of open end
ties, $1.00
. Good styles at 75 cttl
‘ Muiflers
Knit and fancy woven eficcts,very
uwumum‘
Men's Section, main floor,
‘1
Candy Section
Assorted Chocolates-
. Nougatines,
‘ Gui-amels,
Chocolate Chips,
Pineapple,
berry.
uneWalnut,
. motors in:
W’IWW
. . , 00 ‘l‘
assorted fla-
”hand snot ”am" “9
50 cts
a pound
‘ /
mm and
n
,..
d I .lfly.‘ w
minds .. will
i...
) models.
' and other knitted-wear things‘
' very satisfactory assortmcnt.
, ' tinted pictures that will he a
For little people
White Angora and Thibet, -
$250 to $7: -
$7 i
820'
Other Ftn‘s, Muskrat, Gray Bqu .
Imitation Ermine.
Genuine Ermine,
rel and Rare to satisfactory styles ft
l‘lllldl'i‘ll. fl’nlil $3.00 to $15“
tipctnld ”00'.
School Shoes
Dependable qualities,moderate prie-
Por children——
Shoes ofxcalfskin,button and lac
Shoes of hot'schidc, brown at
pearl color, mode with brood tops, "
$2.75 to $5.
White DnnCing Boot, mode to
dcr at short notice. ' 3
Sizes 81,43 to ll, $5.50
111/.13 to 2, $6.50
21/: to 7, $8.00
A complete stack of slippers no
ready. ” '
For Big Girls—
Shoes of black calfskin, high-ct
lace models with hand wcl’tcd sole
$6.5
Shoes in brown Russia or horsv
hidc, - $7.
.Black calfskin, button titudcls.
, . ' ‘ $4.00 to $5.0
For Boys— . ' ,
Set‘viccable shoes in putt-nit or (ll)
calf. lacc models.
Sizes 9 to 131/2, $3.
' l to 2, $4.!
21/2 10 6, $4.00 and S t
Second floor. ’1
Knitted Wool Garments
For Women .
=‘,‘8nugglera” are of knitted woo
designed to wear under suit coats 0
other light weight coats. They at
very comfortable and practical. '
: Bpencers, in rose, old blue, blae »
gold and white, with or withou
sleeves, $1.50, $2.00, $3.00, $3.50 It
. Japanese Quilted Vests
Black Japanese Silk, wsdde
with cotton, lined with lavend
without; sleeves, $1.59 -... .
With sleeves, $3.“)
The same model in white for ev
ning wear.
Sweaters, Gardigan Jacketlfito ..
I Second floors
Buy your Calendars now
Some especially artitttio (lest i
are ill brown and green with 11".”
least)
the year round. . .
7%. List of subjects such as:
all: doorwa of ‘a‘‘ stone oxalic
tit w to a on
"r A little om" not among Mark. M ,
. A My scoot: bordorod ,
over-naught u... ,, . . _ ‘
A wind’ni country road with a don. wail '
unique work ..
A nice assortment at p'rcson
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