mmsm
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onus; flannel and Flannelr'la
in I lulu “not! assortment.
. no Ilium Gowns for
Wane- end Children.
1 The regular evening service or the‘BTATE Rm- - Y .
.murch with prgatchlng by the pastor HARTFORD WI 18.——- m
will impat-at 7: . H erslev exbustioe o.‘ the Supreme .
+Gl . s at Great Bible Characters am . , I stole .
are being given on Sunday evenings.,00uft of Connecticut nd 1
non some-
and for this evening “111le in 001- "mm" ““9" his retire ‘
Many East Norwalk residents are
planning for Sunday trips for mack-
.- dled sudden‘v were“? 3" DAILY muons to 1‘03
erol. lesc" will be the subject. years ago, . . .h alth .« l
The choral union or the East Ave- Another event of considerable lm-.ggsngggégglgladjgggg gafgfifigfefwas All Kinds of Benin Y0 . m, wm a mass E. K. BANKS
nue M. 1Eschurch will meet as usual DOI'tanCe will take place in the Row. 1 l'l-mtm-l mm ”gnu-tun m BK
11h” eve n .
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ayton Baptist Church on l.Vedncsday.,a “a“ e 0
He began Dimming ““7 All Star Tim ' Our Prim ‘3 Always 31“!" Memo Httcl Blur}:
”UTE NORWALK
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“h“ Usum'an' pmpriemr or the 5"!“- 29' “he“ “*9 de'e‘m‘“ "m” 2" 3:331:35; Trinity College conferred LOCAL TIME m m Evenings
Dorlon House, will keep that Popular i churches of the Fairfleld County Bap-'thP degree of LL. D. in 1884. He was
dining resort open until December fist Association are entertained here. '
‘one of the founders with ear-Governor
ST.
lBaldwin of the Connecticut Bar Asso- 15 mm
gciatlon. He leaves a widow and a l
IgrandchiTi. l“ - ,
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SHOWINGS
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1. ts usual. this year- This will be the eighty-second annl.
The members of the summer colony versary or this Association of Church‘
at Dorlon's Point are beginning to es.
198“? 1'0r their winter homes, aml by Mr. (‘lark will also conduct the ser-
October 15. it is believed that all will vice at. the Home {or the Aged in the» NASHS To pLAY wmmpAuxs, :
”"9 M'- laftemoon at 3:30- When thc Nash Engineers and the.
The office staff of the stamford and Sessions will be held in the mom-,‘r-mnipauks cross bats, on the Wickes
Greenwich offices of the Metropolitan in: at 10 o'clock. in thc afternoon IatllmI this anmrmn at 3:30 oclocg.
”‘6 Insurance company are to hold a 2. and in the evening at 7- .therc will be started one of the ha: I-
shore dinner at the Dorian House The morning session will bc ODPnedZent l'ouchl games in the history 0 a
"‘58 afternoon and evening. 'with a devotional service led 11" Rev. baseball in Norwalk in 1920. The two
. MAX LEVY’S
SHOE STORE
31 80. Main St.
Heady’s Garage
Successor to Vocel's Garage
Phone 786-2
Cross Street Near Kain
LocalQLong Distal...
“UCKING
l'M WELL ! ‘
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: Contraomr John \lanzl anticipateg $ L. J.‘ Schoeppler. of S. Norwalk. “nduoams have been feeding up on “law Dummofmfing new All m of W, "m You WELL .
i finhhin° the Work of the addition to after the welcome by the pastor of *hejmeat" and are ready to start anythvngI. ll ‘We ht" e . IS I T ALL .
‘. c I , . l - h rob and the ‘lcltur othmh to win the name, and. inculenta - . _ . I AI
1. the dam at the East horwalk mm cntcrta mug c u. .. . 100 which is m 1d t 170“! "1d me YI‘VPiOCoro I II y ups 0 I
m“ "“S afternoon or by Monday at 1he church. reports of commitmes l» :y. m m mmurse of 3 ; thin; from an o “h ”a, I wan-rs HEAD . p. . m: m...“ mun STORES
2A the (“Win I .pastors from Danbury, llrideeportrboing playedI kl):- $2: r3343 :3ij to ”10 est ety I I
V ~ . . ~ ,, Easton and other places. the annun will he use y . , razor new II“ ha I I“ I WM — I '—
‘- thftl'gu:3:19:12]:)(‘ghfgitilngitgwisghull)?! sermon wll be delivered by R0v, Dou- r-orklng good game 15 anticipated. MM!“ ““1“ hm; I *V'w'w‘f'*‘—I;‘~' - I IIIII III; -III_ III III.I - I‘I
~ question Bf taking‘ OVer thé duties of 91d 13' ““99“?“ at. 1111;391:531 Zprvcd TWO Ju'ocss'IKCOMMON straps. ms. talch cream. m. in 32m m ' ' ' . . V
;’_ the East Norwalk millpond dam com- 1 Agerlo'l.ll‘:m'f“;lgf ch‘ul‘ch Rév ‘V. PLEAS COURT '0 lO‘lOIII. . . llllllli:
'1 mlttee, "ll 9 furtl ' , »y c an s 0 .I o . and John .nd .M‘h If!
:~ the llani‘b‘crs bof the :IeIrIbdlscussed by 1“ Thayl‘l‘ ”I 11mg”? Egltnnzlli‘a! \x'ii‘gfngf Kym?” moégmmon pleas tors, m, hand, stand 0‘? cased. . I . I I. ‘
V a . B. Sloai and r. . . . x. u l‘ ‘. . 2 ion I
I *' ' ‘ ' ‘ " ~ > ' the- short calendar so. 5 . _
.- ’Sccreiary “i” deliwl .iddlescs. .- Spremdrd .utI . . . I heard I
DAMN mmmensgl«rarer; a A. MEAD .
9" :2 i. . m. an .‘~ rs. . wall - - _ I. . _
y w gingfimxeiv Lorrdon. will be on of the, grhpdulpt] ror (IISDOSH' at the filsi sea . 2 .
3.. Charles Sororanko has returned to speakers, Ilsinn ol the year. P I lfl-lsl W I I t tr
: his college studies at 305W“. ln an. evening beginning at Tuner. -_.-,,,,..__. ._,- I» w m . 3 SI“ ll] eet ‘
R‘ E' Breed has 1’99" SDGDding a Mr. Schocppler will conduct devo onb.,SA‘3E TEA BEAUTIFIES 80. I‘ g ‘,II
few days at Lake Srinson. N. ll. astereomiconlcctuh'c onI“.\iakmgI Neg! AND DARKENS HAIR ' I u “- um III . . t .
Re“ R- “- (‘al'tPr returned a few Americans" will he IIglecll Hang" tov' s . as I I rfi e
«laYs ago to his home on the Post closing of ihc gayIuIlllsoIiIe 31ft New Don’t Stay GrayLJt ”Org" o I 0
Road. Rcv. Tillman . . 0 m . . Naturally that o . I l'w a Eh I 'ea‘ln‘ F ' l!‘ I". ‘ Il.e I ‘ b I
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The Noroton Volunteer Fire Com- Rotilfene. I213“: (:lIr-aIgl‘fmgu all of? can Tell. NOW IS the time to see us about your New Range or one nine furnace ‘I‘leet iv} I (
Danv will lnld a t‘ai~ il tll -, _. cor la y . . . ,- . I_____ . I I I II
on gnptgmger 23. 24' amid :3: tin lionse tho-‘36 sorvir‘t‘fi and It 1». hole v.1" You can turn may. faded hair b1 1111- a t for the fa w. (glam. L “y an I
crowd the homer» in the evening.
ummumml
The manufacturers of Mack trucks
iiiullv dark and lustrous almost over
had om- cl' their lire-fighting apparatus
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HARBOR VIEW
net-t call and see you on your hea‘timz question. i
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m luv Ull,‘ ':- . _- .. ' . = have. and build”! ( omPO
abil'l‘exl s \uIrk, demonsnatm;5 its lull: 5mm Millimh‘ of hmues of title m “d M
Fl .mk Alexander and family of 1 21d Irrnlzlti‘fiif; :Fanfi;::pfn;$3{:;:l I
\l‘est avenue have been eutcrtninln ' . . = y '9 . .. . . 'n
Mrs. .-\lc‘:anricr‘.; mother Mrs Purl: “‘ill Askew and Allan (ow‘ly '14“, are sold unnuull). this a wellknml
an inlm'vsilnc :md cmlmg “\DWHm‘ ldruggn-‘i llt‘l'P. became it darkens lh
tie at New YOrk city.
..é'E‘ZimHOOSIER W
' ' ' ' ' ‘ ‘ Th"? ' - -‘ ll' and cvcnly that as»
-. v ~ . ‘ln :1 small will limit lclhl. .\lnnd.\.\I. blur M, natura 3 F s T E p 5
BI. R. “mum. Who has l-ommml lo I“) started from Harbor \‘icw m mp]0"e can “I” it has been applied. a A v E 6 M 1 L E s O
Mame. liming: l-m-pnily sold his homo morning for a trip to (‘oulpo llcach. Those whon hair is turning gray or mm I I I
jherIeI‘rnlIl IIBE<dr>lthIlrIlIn“avenue, has boon vaho [lo-ill") son that was running com lbccominz “we” havc n 5"”,an await. . H008 tChen cablnet I II II
n“ l oIlI.It tI n-l-f’h. I l 51.nllcd [hill] to land In! 6”:er- :Saxhdi in: lhcm. ln‘cuusc “n“; (Ime (”I ("“0
. 1'., Hill ..:.'-_ . Silllfllly litvt" ws-n‘Thm- hpllt‘d prising male: u o l lilicutinns the gray ar rams (M. . 1°! ‘1 I c I
“llt‘W-‘lininz M“. Simcns' ””3“”. Mrs. mm“ and “m." mrm’d to ”mud ”w :lxuli \‘(mr locks ln-rmne luxuriamly ‘ ' miles of 8901’s, Bystemne. l:
M. l)» \\'itl 0;. Brooklyn. for snvcr:ll.ni'zhl on this lonesome island. Mr. darknntl beautiful. GO’ITLIEB’S I
“'Oi'kS.I who has no“. rm-uruntl tn 1""‘lllurry Aslw). “HI Slrurer urn“, Ali‘s; This is tho ago of >1"th Grin: , I kitChgnw I Jom our Hp”
hom" ”1 “mnkll'n. ”Hymn" Silll‘lt‘Iil “n n} M,‘n‘m,:," \Im; lhulrcd. unattractive folks arcnIi I I
“Will-am ll. '.'illmoll, and James tho ncxt Ylllll'i'ililK on mu‘i . 7! wnnio‘d around. .\() not busy “III t I 01*
Benn-4t mmwtmm M ""91.” mm altilius and ““h ”m ”Id m “"‘.’“-"'.l‘.',“,l'.1.l “'rcth's Sago aud' Sulphur (‘omnouml ‘35.00 | Kitchen C111 100 dell?
bus} (":1 Thm'fidm ”WNW”: Humps ()l' .glllsscs impunl‘l' ”h; H‘yiyn‘urhi'v “Th-H tonight and you'll he delighted with
”‘0‘" U "" llii‘di' \Ult‘l'u for ”in town ‘lulmilim in rwnts l i ‘_ iv I . . d hair and your I b——$ n
. - , -, . . _ our dark. lmn some . . I I$I II I
«learnt in be held ()vtuhm. .i ll \vugjifiggm. gHDSt-G than the I.I~l-|ll|l liltl'I-I thf l a ”canine-9 within a few} ALL me SUITS a cablnt to y home I
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probably ”I" lili’m‘fi l“’L'l‘~’il'lHlifll cinr rill")! wclc on luv .1 limiting .l l.
days.
mall» Mr H lam-:5 §‘;«'(‘llllll .mom nan ‘on so \x-iurlv u (kw. . _ .,_-...._..._. “I I k1 I 3‘ _ . “I
. ..- ' ‘ . I -. l » .~-‘ two ‘ WEB y. ‘ w . II
mum-s haul): 1.....n 1””,de ”1“,. (:p(’)]_1u lnmllpmn inchltamml CURVE!)
Wm”, .lhoul H'l WM... women and ”.0 .m- his (will'ga- .lmms during [ho past AN IRREGULAR ”2.50
men. "wt-ek. ‘rom'lzv is >~llff¢‘l'llll: from :I
7 , ~ .sprnined ankle rccnivmi in :c lcnnis
'mztlvh played nmlinsl his gut-sis.
YTON ! Winlrml S, i‘ousi-ns on F‘ridav, pur-
g’chased lh.- amaze, lhlcnu Vista. from
The Princess of lirafzanzu. llulrhcss‘Jo“ Mirr’g'yzl‘ .Hartim‘ \ 2"":llld “LEI
of Soports, spent tho wet-k-cnd wimromc .vll. ('lllM‘lh mm i c. n . .
CORNEA causes astigmia. Our
glasses will correct this error and
make you see well.
THAMER
ram;
individual instruction and develop-
Tlns meeting is‘a continuation of" DEAD AT WINSTED
. :vms' 1m :lclin- \vor‘wr in lhc (‘luh I R
23:1:"9 MR'P' Ilalhm of Old Farm Road; House activities l'iis season. lihh. Optometrists .1“! Optic“ m D ESSES ‘
m. ‘ lifousens will improve the place wt . . . .
Herbert Wheeler and family have, lowers and shrubs. :I'he “"3. d ”d m C $10.95 ,' M M 3m“; m walnut, /'
Leit‘luml“ to [hr-$- Nanw York City} Mr. alIitl\Il\ll':~'. Iii:«)lg:ISlrclvolt1de:- 87 Atlannc St” Staqurd . } III I
0m“ a “1' 9P9" In: tie summer :1 Ittll'lillllt-i . 11am .. rs. . vurcr a i ~ . _ . . . .
Pratt's island. nor Wednesday, at the ltoial James. w. Close at 6 P. u- ”my V“ “D to $22-50 I 11111108111], 0“! ind 01d Ivory. :II. .
The Cheaicrficldian nr ()ctoher {lthjin Nm‘WMk. . . m- ,. . -- _ .___~,-_.-_-_ 3
will contain an illusll'zlf‘cil “Mid” 0113 .l'thuIidm‘c lluan‘. will Imivo ,ll;l,~_ n G o L D E N the m I I I i ever .2 (
the work of Miss Lydia \‘osliureh, sully?“ \ lll‘lw‘t ”Mlmihr' “hfi “r“ IHHFI)‘ THE HILLSIDE SCHRQIL P , W W
Wen-known in Rowavton. Iwn :Hi “‘0 1:; In: "use-s u is (PROSPECT HILL. NORW . .
‘ ’ ‘* it; . a -: :~ . ' .
J- ”- “minor and family. who hawl”’.\r.‘-g"...§’.-Tx§n;.‘3.1m l'nrm mu m A 8°"°°' '°' 9"" 3"“ '°' 4‘3"" 33:32 8” Window 0‘9”!” l showninliomlk. pnoec runes
been spending the summer. at Token-E ,_ . .' , . . ‘ ‘ . will open for the year 1920- on ._ I
elm 1w? l°tll led t th _ h t.“-"»'-‘" .l mm of numb on Smith... nesday September 22nd. at mm ..m. f 00 to $730“ at a
. ll 1 ‘l, n 0 (’11- ("UP {1 ‘\zuv:§- Gill .lll “.5” ‘Nilillv ”lt' l“1i'l"" , I I I d mm .
< ~ 9 - Hence m
Orange. New hrs?" wimp" I'urinr. Hm u-fmvr. T'Iww‘ihégn'lrfhcmnaxrln P"-
On Sunday last, Miss Lydia Vcsq ('hnl'lvs Smith has had installcd in facu 1:" 2 meal-ate and Upper school ‘
burgh 3"" 11"“‘01' Sludwr‘”. thv lattcr.his vmuuze a new on» Dipc l'urnuce mary- n Erhool oner- College Prepa- m complete ”t“
of the choral school of the Episcopal healer which h“ how-8 will RN?“ his .Uppcr dc General CNI‘IO for girls
(‘aihcdral of St. John the Divine, New) family warm during the winter "'er ":1 t twenty-one. Special I fl ‘
York. sang a duet from “The IIolx-‘monlhs. from fou con 0 I 2"" . I
. .. . . ~ I _ . "new; for college examinations. m F 1
Pity. m the m-oetlwlch (‘ongrcm- Ham}. laocl; ls [”111“le great pror: G I our-e ”In. as c.“‘ive.: l g i F
iional “lmrch. Irosrs with thy ilzln-lim. (li»(-(iralions: oi Hitlirholil science Econsmkl. “ m K §
Gospel servic. held a t I “ll-4 now how . ‘u-urn he hopes to mow: ”I In ul e
Mr. and Mrs. SZZHIPI .‘lfilf.h‘;{(l)‘l‘:lllll":u2§-i ”“0 [he 13-“! Wi't‘k in September. :tIcychOlOgy, Hum" of A L . ' ' .- u “no“ __ I
nuc Rowa ’101. I ‘ ll ' . n: 2 ‘ ‘W' .__-__.._._--~, K“ . . ‘ for va BROS- “‘
3. p. m. l l 01 Sum 13 ”the: 1m quI W. O'HARA DROPS Small classes give opportun (y . 2 Q
l I .
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. w w 0-"... ,1 1.,“ . k ment of right method of study. Mt- (Marita. : m ,\ l5: . .
int- Gospel Tom meetings. All thos" .. ' ,‘ ' J.“ "’ m” 0" 8'00 ' Commodioun school rooms. large ‘ . l - -ww" _
helped at ”"3 tom scrvices or were Rfiiislltilnoln" ’lplarwnl'. dropped dead in Gymnasium. ample and beautiful mu“. 'm l '1 A . .’ ‘
or are interested in the continuation .. L. ‘I. .- "‘3“_"~" ”9. was fl"? ground: after equipment for best men- “I m l , ‘ damn—=71?” I-
of thus»! mamincs are invitcd to im rym- Y‘ltfl- to in» automobile, "ed" tal and hysicai development. ' ~-
prescni ' V » .3:l tl I‘1xalglner i fiudm't attributed ‘ Except?ona| teachers of voice piano l ' ; ' [,8 I Q
'. _ . - AI u can aiure, . ' ' ' ‘ {l ‘r _.
..3‘.h.t'.'.'. “Fr-“1‘”. 0...... We “as...“ us...“ “rim..."- .. .. ..- .u . l "‘ " ‘ 2* ‘ w
and linbr‘aricndfnr .5512? planer ”Willi?“ "Jill lizfl'i: 111.:er 1:209?” ‘°"°°' by. “mi"‘mm‘ "‘e' “"9"“ - AM AT uw ‘T’ ‘ r’ ‘ MK ‘”'
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nhRoway‘O“ Methodist Eplmoml O'Hara was a remutatlvo or -p_ ‘W b" 7“” “a P""“‘ m ." re~ Jae-MW“ K‘Q : ‘t
. urt‘h services. Rev. Gco. A. Baird. Rr , ~ ' m. ‘ .
minister. * 3'02?“ m ”Md ”0km“ 0' M“ MARGARET R. BENDLINGER, A. a. t .
Sunday morning worship at 10.30.‘
PATENTsl
Funeral will tuko place on Sunday VIDA HUNT FRANCIS, A B. '15- A )0 . .w ‘
Sermon suhicc-t: “The Physiognomy aftcmoon at. three o'clock at the homo “blouse-M ' < 11,." f} k
or the Chrixtlan." lcn Brookside avenue. Interment at rattan... Mm f k—t‘ "‘ AM‘T’ " AM" ‘A K
The Sunday school session will con. Spring Grove cemetery. Dal-ion, ‘
vene at 11:50. a. m.
The Ppworth League service willY
be held at6245,p.
WW“
animal:
BALK LINE BILLIARD TITLE, ' W- DINING ROOM SUITES .
m. l The professional 18.2 bulk linc bi]. ' . . - ' '(In’ A
Sunday (veiling worship at 7:30. liard championship for 1920.21 will F. J. FLAHERTY . .9 nd 10 niecesuites m walnut: in many handsome dcsums. Call and sec thesg‘ ‘10-. ;
Sermon theme: ”The Perl] oi" the he played in two sct‘linns this year. hDDOM ' ' ‘ -d‘m
Second Besl.” .fhc preliminary tournament beginning I . _‘ I ‘IIE__ . derful Slim. t. I
The prayer meeting will be held about November 8. at San Francisco, ‘ M 3' 4..“ ‘1
Thursday err-niner at 7:45.
Topic for
the service: "Starting 'Right."
An order was issued yesterday in
the-"Stamford Probate Court by Judge
Keating, permitting Mrs. Helen F.
Lucas to sell property in the Toke-
neke section of Damien. Mrs. Lucas
is a non-resident. although she once
lived in Darien. She was abandoned.
years ago. by her husband, Alexander
Louis Lucas. whose present decnce
is unknown. The Probate Court or-
der was necessary before the property
could be sold. because Mrs. Lucas was
married previous to April 20. 1877.‘
and the final in this city. December
6, 7 and 8.
According to
announcement entries, ‘ I EX I ILE
limited to six players. for the San - ‘ ' A
Francisco contests will close on Octo4 OWN TORE ‘
ber 18. Each game will consist of 400 —and ,
—for— ‘ '
DOint-‘S. . “’inners OF lheI first and sec-
?Jlil 221.132.? “Elli. gillififippfl’fi: FURNISHINGS
BOYS AND GIRLS SILK mcoLm'm ;
At The Black. Navy. and Brown
' Special Price. $2.50 Yd. »
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Living Room Suite. Over stuiti
ed, cane or leather upholstered
k. Dining Room Set; in my die
' forent designs and patterns.
7‘ mummmsooocn
title holder. in the final series. limited
to three players. which will be played '
ere.
R. C. CLERICAL CHANGES
Among the official clerical appoint-
On this date. the statute vesting a
husband with an interest in his wife’s
property. and requiring his consent
to a conveyance was changed to p91"
wit a marrial woman to own real es-
tate apart from her husband. l
On Sunday morning. Sept. 26. ser-,
vices at the Rowayton vBaptiSt Church,‘
—The Sound View Church—will begin
at 10:30 o’clock. {
The pastor, Rev. Frank S. Clark.
I?“ present a sermon on the subject:
"Prayer Plus; or, Some Valuable Ac‘
oomulishments of Prevailing Prayer.”
The audience will be favored with a
solo by Jennie Priest.
The Church Bible School. A. B. Clev.
‘erly. superintendent, with classes in
all pad”, assembles at 12, noon. .
tlan den or meeting: will
{t0 St. Casimir‘s Church at Tcrryville.
IWhen the kidneys do not properly do
, then-nu.
{Ira-M —- MEI-ea
mrnvs announced by Bishop Nilan of
‘hc Hartford dioceses are those of
Rev. Paul Kosczvk to the Church of
Our Lady of Perpetual Help at New?
London and Rev. Peter Kaczmarski
Children’s Store
37 West Washington '0. w
How One Woman Was Helped.
Athea Walker, New River. Pa..
writes: “I have been troubled with
weak kidneys for two years. I took
Foley “Kidney Pills and they helped
me fine. I rest fine all night- and now
have no trouble with my kidneys."
OPENING SALE
» —of— '
“MESCO” BRAND SILKS‘
To Be Shown for a
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WMWW-xfll
MIRRORED VEVET
“inches wide. mam
all-wool. $2.25 a yard
their work. acids and
‘.~:-i>n -
soreness and rheumatic pains. Foley ‘
Kidney Pills have givenrelht to
at mum and woman.
81mm ‘PAWRNS
$1.05 a yard ‘
COATING & smrmc'l
1
$650.00. a ..QEER
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fiWe W n liming Mes Complete. :
sSTERLING FURNITURE co»
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