\ go, No. 108 P. not! A.
J. lasts in Maude-building, of them made good by winning
the purse event at one mile. He steps.
pod the» distance in the good time of
1:40 1:5. Sweet 'Music was second.
with Pie third. Rancher ran in the
name and colors of J. _Walters. The
nine-year-old son .of ‘ “Galveston—-
Sweet Lavender quickly stole a long4
lead and won gallofing. . '
Koran was another very easy will-
ner, pulling up six lengths in front of
Hush. which in turn was a. length be-
forePomereae. She ran the'six fur-
longs in 1:13 1.5. ' “.
DARIENttcNO‘lEOTOZVI
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Mr. and Mrs." Elmer F. Bracken; or
,Marion avenue, who is ill" with diph-
theriu. is doing needy-ct her home.
Edward Shea is recover-hag trod s
painful injury received recently while
unloading a. barrel of points at the
hardware store of M.'”P. Dunne. East
\Vnshi'ngton street. 3'
William J. Busch. who re~oniisted
in the (2'8. 'Navy (or a. period of
three years. recently. left this week
for Philadelhpia to report at the
Philadelphia nhvy yard. .
in spite of the warm westller'hnv-
ing softened»the ice to a. considerable
extent. there were a number of young
people who enjoyed the skating on
Clivnilngh's poird last night.
Al’laiis pertaining to the welfare of
g‘ 11 garage the Sunday school were discussed at
use on the a «meeting of the teachers of the Sun-
,day School of Christ church. held
at the home or the Misses Kimmick.
~on. Cottage street. 311st evening. Rev.
Robert B. B, Foote was present at.
”bananas Jubr and August Wt-
an 8 o’clock. All Muster Mucous
_fii'dlally and {maternally invited.
HUEDISON '1‘. HARRIS, W. M.
ROBERT M. “ILOOX. Secy.
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. ., [.CHARTER CHANGES.
‘ H-It- has long been apsrent that cer—
gain amendments should he ma to
With ‘ o in-
” ‘ Peter Daddons is erectill
Xarwalk‘s city charter. in the rear. of his new ho
“duration of being partisan in the mat— .POSt road.
. let. having for its purpose better civic.l Dr. George H- Nixon. town
conditions. some weeks ago a. comHOTficer.
nittee was appointed to receive sug-
health
is expected to return shortly
3th officcrjs expected 1. return shortly
-mstions and franle such {lmc;;.lxnent§:from his trip to Florida. and the West“
as, ill-its judgement. would_make the ‘Indies. -
charter room workable and best serve; The Noroion Fire Company has in
e interests of the public. That cdm~ 'the works a. program of two plays
mittee has completgd its task and in- lwhich arc to be presented under the
'tends to report the result or its 13,-fdirection of James Smith of Stamford
her of suggestions. It was decided
that meetings 0! the, teachers shall
be held once :1 month. the next to
be held at the church on February
9th. Ash Wednesday evening.
Little Phylllannken. daughter on
last night's met-ting and made a num-I
prepared.
700;] st Harris & Gus.
.ms Inching. of 11 Raymond,
street .compisined at 8 o'clock last
night to the police that Dave Smith,
vile names. _ .
~Recruiting omcer will by at Ar-
mory Monday night to enlist Motor.
Artillerymen.
The funeral of. Edwin L. Bennett. an
old‘.mldier. Wis hold this afternoon»
from the Fitch Home for Soldiers in.
Norman. Interment was in the Spring
Grove cemetery.
Lorenzo Giono. of Astoria. L. L. to.
at St. Paul's’Episcopal church caused
this past week when his automobile
smashed head—on into it. '
x—All styles Soft Hats.-—O'Brien's
Four boys were [taken into custody .
'hy the uptown policollsst night for
breaking street lights on Riverside
avenue. The boys were allowed to go
when their parents paid for the dam—
ages. '
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bors at a meeting to be held in the inext month. .
Council Chamber on Monday evening: Muriel. the young daughter of Mr.
Hope is expressed by those instru- [and Mrs. Sidney Wilson of llishlnnd
‘ mental in formulating- this movement €11vrnue. has‘rcturncd to school. after
_ that as many as possible be present in ghaYlllg‘ been subjected to an operation
.. order that they may fully understand 'for an affection f the eye.
that changes are proposed to be Peter l‘mdd‘o
,nade. Any suggestions that our citx~ lhOld 800119
HPedestrinns on \‘an Znndt street.
about 11:30 o'clock yesterday morn~l
lng. wcrc thrillvd when 11. Ford de-'
livery truck. pilot-wi‘ by Henry Hippo.
of Greens Farms. skidded and over-
nn removeihis 11011ch
yesterday ‘i‘riu‘ iho ' not
gens desire to offer will be accepted lwhich he has been occupying. over
.m welcomed by the oomn‘lttee.fllis cafe. into llic new house he has
if ;crcctcd on the Post road. Mr. and Mrs.
”These will'be fully considered and p
in éCharles Standenmeyn. who formerly
deemed expedient will be embodied
gag committee's final report. The .owncd the cafe. and has hem living
mmittee has performed an import— 1in the hronx for the past two or three
H. . it duty and Norwalk citizens,3"‘“r3 will shortly return to Dal-ion
‘nnd occupy this flat.
Rehearsals for the Operetta. ChPrry
“Washington Sll‘l‘f’lfii. the top and
car to extricate the“ diver. but he;
crawled out llnllllrt.
his way home when he endeavored]
lng slippery the car skidded.
" should show their appreciation by he-
. ins present at Monday night's meet-
thc windshield and top. was undam-
_l§g. , ililosso'ms.‘ hre held Monday nights lured. “lime was not hurt;
Lwiih llldlyidunl rehearsals for lvud- lumping. in proparntion {or the
m MEANEST MAN mg participants at various other times
litilss Mary \Villinms is directing the
gzlffnir. aided by E. A. Spooncr. 11nd
0013110.,11‘1'0 in Norwalk? ;the musical work is being done by
‘ H,___ gnicllard F. Skelton and Miss N. E.
.post Master Howard. of the Nor- gshfivcr. It will be presented at (‘v-ntm‘
wall: post Office. infnrrns the ma‘fifhrlsl unlit mantrelfor the benefit of
surer of the Hoover Stars-in Child- 9 can ‘38. e ' "
ten Fund that the box placcg in the! The pupils at Cherry Lane SChOO"
pm Office, to receive pennies f("ville Jewish institution _on Gracious
We and”; babies has been stolen. gstrect. are receiving instruction of n
. fit?“ ”five, years ago Editor-ivory practical sort. A few days ago
mm“ of 81.51 “Iconoclast." published in order to become familiar with every
n W'aco, Tcxa§,~. in writing his opinion {has}? of mdarkrciinrs. a class was 1.9.an
I one B. Mr k3 . _. o Hownr lol . 's most ,markct.
.. .......:.‘ .irgs'zzssssslww M. HHH ..
ed to subscribe to. a memorial meat-cutter. took an entire side of
fund to Stephen Gerard mi) the bet-f and demonstrated. cut by cut.
ground that he , could not endorse ,the various parts of the animal. The
Gerard's religious views ' * week before the class had made a
‘ similar tour of exploration and inves-
,tixati'on to the plant of the forum":
7 . Box Company, whore the process of
~‘§-.°.§..§”..§.“§ :F‘d‘..‘.’::°?.“..2’.: mum... m ...........-
' {By comparison with the man whol
nu incurred the truth of Editor‘
. it seems this him
the starving babies’ pennies
.dfqignated as a chilling m
to. be sincerely. he he
ii‘Norwalk. w
H Demo
- Funeral of M Nolan.
-.1'he funeral of 1W] Nolan. of
IN THE WORIID.
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direciion of thc Bazaar committee of.
the East Norwnlk improvement Its-ll
sociatlon. wcs done at the gathering,
of the memlwm n ”be Sewing com-l
mitten. with .‘irs. Milton Elwood. 66-
001-0 llvcnde yostcrday‘ afternoon.
by :1 train heapihe out at the “’hite
Bridge. yesterday nttcruon. Mr. VVnr-
rcn living in Myrtle avenue. who was
a passinm‘r on the train. notlflml
t‘ounty . lame \i'nrdcn “'illiur F'.
Smith. The loi'crxsccllred the rar-
cass. which was mm: badly injured.
l'nder the skin or the foreleg was
found :1 bullet. which hm] been fist-
tencd out when someone tried to
shoot the animal. ‘The deer weighed
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about 175 pounds and the state om-
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VBrndy house on the-Post Road at!
"3‘9 “0'9 .Sedgwick avenue. which was recently: ;
unlit. It ll latter street. has had its roof raised: ' ..
does "it live to make it s. twmstory structure. and l
progress which will make it, about as in the smmscny 00“" a. nora-
large a. two-story building as the in: by JUdK“ ‘0““3 0“ “ ohm!
1w“ also removed to the lot adjoining Noble. :1 tailor 0! "33‘ mfim‘
the new where the «small wing has her 28. Bonds were fix . .
cisis were notified.
The smaller portion of the former
might be'removed to a new foundation on the;
ladditionol construction work is in Charles 'M. Scott was bound W
main portion of the old house. which Dinning n W" check a M
been set down. Scott is also wanted in this city {or
.3.
filming Hill. was
‘lurncd at the “Hm". of Van Zandt and your remodeling needs, Materials are
windshield of tho car being smnsllicri.i“"it ’0'“ “8"?" spring “”0“-
A rush was made for the over-turned ,bld 0“ your requirements
Rippc was on iKeysc-r. builders. city.
in make the curve at a rather hixhémm night by Cockonoe Tribe. No. ;:.
rate of speed and the pavement -31, n, u. 31.
T11? mitiee announced tho! plans had been
machine was riglltcd. a'nd 8X09!" {Ohcompllated for an invitntlon dance to
be llt‘lll on February 5.
morlr'
bazaar to ho llf‘lll this fall under ”w'Al-tille
Methodist Episcopal
row
for the starving children or Europe-
may be presented on coil-l-l‘ngflr on
A doc door was struck and killed leaving the church.
adds more enjoyment to home lite in
cold weather than a finely ummlniwl
Run Parlor? Prices right. phone 1082.
St. John 8: Key-oer. builders, city.
January 23rd. morning worship
Christina Endeavor scrvlce at 4:3" p.
111.; Church YO'pt-r service at 5 p. in.
A cordial woloom: to all.
tion wanted {or
service—Notional Gard.
Thadcus
to the ufiiaown police
night otter the
sum the police standard at
Wall
screed to m for the durum and
left a five dollar bill with the policc
for Ill“ WM.
driver. complained to the police last
night that so automobile tire and
three sill-1 shirts had been stolen from
his machine while it was parked in
South \Vilton.
lower now and labor plentiful. Why
Mix
"0*. “"1"
Phone 1082. John S: ‘
money. St.
The adoption degree was worked
The. ontertainnwm rum-
»ltccruitimr ofl‘lrer will no at Ara
Mondsy nixlitr to efiilst Motor
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w thiiiévenms. st the hsll in plain . ‘
street.‘ A'piessing program is being _
came to his home and had called him ‘ -
day psidjor the damage to the wall; j
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our-w «pg.
Peter Manson. :1 Bridgeport. bu..-g
_ , - , . ' adieu-“M
3M *Sweetx 1181c and . E, K I ‘ BM Alongcimiesmnén 1r: infirm-h “ ll .-
"0th‘efs0ver 'l’e Route- ‘ *5 . ., . ant-nominee Mr. and Memo: a ‘1. . ‘ :3.
’mr ’ 'd w. ’HH - m -. gF. Frau-er: Mrs. Preusser w . , - y ‘ ‘ .
- ,- 'E‘m Ft” ‘9 .< DRY. . ' - fatherly lili- Earths Buckley. .W"‘|'-' Q‘WI‘W. I I I,
m,” .7 . ’ "' ' )" ' A‘ MAi-iAcKEMq H0131. 8L0“: * ' “was“ will?“ veterans. mudnfieegggg an - «we?
,. .1]: ti d 9"" 9 ' . HAVANA. "Cuiiai -JBlIL ins—Jag"; " W , ' w Willis “mmmgmgmmmm '
- g _ e, . ,a.ni., :55,p.mq Feld.“Koran.HCia}t-k‘ u. -and‘.;R cam- ' " .. H H , - ’ . m wanted to join- Motor-ind 7&1 a tad, m.“ pulse
Sunrises 7:12,.” 457‘ . _ Were the winning revel-12?}: Oriental w‘. ; - figs—e- . .9—9—9. Marya-WI Ginsu. winds)! at are! it. but st hr » »
- ’ #2, . Park yesterday. The 0th r two events ' ' . night. at the Armory. m M“ 7“ :3 h-
msomoml-zs . . were won by Punctual. 7 to 1. and "1 EAST NORWALK ” Lady Macmillan Lodge bough- ‘
' V P” ‘19 Chance. 4 to 1- l ' _‘ 1H ter- of Scott... “ll hm a Igor-us Buo- )
Old Well Lod Rancher in his second appearance ‘
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On account of_ the
fire in our {onset
quarters we are now;
temporarily d o i “n g
business at the old
First National Bank
Building, 24 Washing,— " .
ton street. where busi-
, ness will be carried on
as usual.
rymen.
Thin- will be an offering box lllr
noib services of the South Norwuik
church tomor-
in which “fut day" offerings
—Sturt your New Year right. What
At the’ Rownyton
tev. i". S. Clark. pastor.
Baptist church.
Sunday.
at
0:80: Church Bible School at noon:
*Able-bodicd male citizens of good
harden-r sod good physical condl.
Motor-189d Artillrr)
Patrolman 'l‘. Dorm-y brought
. Johnson. of Massachusetts.
mien hull
lstter's automobile
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streets. Jobuon‘
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and .111!!!
-O‘I nem.& Outs.
Richard J. Mllburn. who has been
'flleGreatest
Women’s and Misses’
WINTER HGARMENTES
Half Former Pn'ces Ride in Most Insiam
and Less Tim thf in Others.
Value-Giving in Many Ycz.
Dresses, :Costs, Suit ..
Skirts, . Blouses am
Children’s Garments.
it:
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Women's Cotter.
Buick—- .\l««dillln
wearing qualiiy,
Sale rl'lr‘n
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figured and floral eflerls in va-
rious color combinations.
Sale ”‘06 39c palt‘, ............. ,,
2 yards for .......... _ ‘1
Tum Est: . . Women 's Bursml H ‘
Size 181136, {or door lasts, from Medium vuicli: .. .
of sinks etc. They are water- rm: (lazing l'l‘.j.‘..\..'1 .
proot and will stand “Shard , Value I)!» 51.1. ;~1;H~ .-
service. Sale price 29 ‘ pair ................ 3
each ................ c
Size 24 inch. slrongly made of
Women‘s vgsg
Light wnizm. «
standard fibre matting. rivucd sizes; strap and r....;
leather corners, lock ud mien. Sal-l prim (
ers; value $3.50. . Hat-ii ......... 2‘
32.99
27:60 Animator Rugs
Sale price .. ......
22111111} 21
Men '8 (Outing
“Smith’s bests." full wool pile Shirts
face superior ‘deslgns. colors Made lmlil slallnuiil .
:fml! 1111:11120 ' ing flanm l, :uli I'r- .
one 7. . Sale pric» 4'}
Sole price ....... .. $5.79 08(‘ll. . . ...... . . 1 ,9.
WI.
The workman lays each ‘
stone of the business struc-
ture true to his “spirit level ’
which always guides unfail-
ingly. He. doesn’t work one
«day and “lay ofl” the next.
but keeps everlastingly at it
sndbuilds on Minuet
you should keep at it by ‘6'.
positing on a system here
every week of the y'sr whee
g
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held this morning
from his lute hum . Quinlan sve—
nus. at 3:30 and from St. ”Mary's
criminal; 3:00 o‘clock m s ’equiem
hill mass'the.flev."l‘. J. mu of-
flitingrdescon. Rev. Joaeph Daley:
armada.“ “I. ~Wsilfll. Mrs.
A campaign of wood stealing
It is said that
seems
to be timer way on the Dnrien side of ARIN“ Zichman “ NW York
Springdsle.
who are
people
posed to be respectable
.members or the community join with
others in inking trees from woods. in
which they‘mvem right. One land
of
city
i driver. whom he held up at the;
’ nt of a gun on Richards avenue
year the DsH;5n-Noerk lino. rob-
ot .
bfilsgol'txmwill probably be brought to
the robbery inst Honda unlit
m Mule time. tubs up new duties
the company. making his headquarters
at Albany. N. 1.. lad living as his
head at the billing department of the
Norwulk Tire & Rubber company top
on Mondw morning I.- s salesman for
territory. Mushy. My 3nd other‘ citi-
_ ,s‘ronde‘red solo live
my Light as cortege was laying
“church. Burial was in St. Mary's
cemetery. The.“ bat-eh ’wéi-e
‘Mael Nay-ii. namesaxmn. Wil-
has; Nomisnd ‘hhn‘Nohn. nephews
Haggis deceased. . Mg- Nolan and his’
brother Jim ,who mum him.
were bogr'kwell ,snd Savor-ably known
owner 1m to udopt avers .me-
ith’ods of reprisal—lf the thing con-
..tinues. and others are doing all in "
Itheir power to protect their property.
{rile price of coal and wood is high.
fund it seems that some people im-
agine that they can cart sway dead
wood. 3:21p” because the owner does-
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this city to stand trial st u inter dots.
§ . ms! Amos
w TROLLEY POLES
Continued. from First Puss
es in um M‘Yfil'k out“ 9.
chm-actor and good physical condi-
tion midi tor lilacs-iced Arm
service-7 Notional Gourd.
ory Bluff. was entered recently.
cording to 9. report received
police ye‘erdsy afternoon. from .Mr's: =
Able-hound Ionic dishon- of good
your saving? will osn'l (per
cent. ’ '
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THE CITY
.‘NATIONAL'BANK 0F.
‘Sdll 48% Cum.
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Hrs. . 8. Word'- hom' e st Hilfi-
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W” the
‘t use . -
. . A change. whereby A ~tw0-“flrd' Ward'rhomedn NeurYork City. ~. The
six! orw‘ 31:.” ”'23:?” 21:3: _ . 1., . x . ~ vote of the council is required to :19" entrance In raised by forcing a
. will!” '17 of Continuous Mdence here ' $7 ‘ ' rule a veto b." theHmaym "h“. :i h window open. end “VOW “ m I
ot the earlie1~ improvements h; ‘ . 1 _ , _ . > . nway with the present reading W fl glasses. together with a man's kit
, A?” h)“ . {Rand South Nolwalk ' 3 requires a vote of five of the comic '- bag “dining shoes, men's clothing
I“ ' attributes to their labors inI MTW V 1 men. In the_event of the councils and lollies clothing “nukes. _;
_ , . , . . Mn Nolan" wife died. . :. being enhmd. 1m- wiu or“??? “World War vm’ m .;
. ‘m‘ .H ”nu-sage. .3! leaves two . .matically take Care Of the grew 91?; Guardsmen and men without mill“?! iii:
FEE. 7 ”30111: W.. of Hartford and James V A ‘mfl'flm providing tmir'st- “nuance Md to Join "W .‘
FJ-oi’ this city: also: at. can in l ‘ ‘ "8t °f ”"6?an ‘0 cmwr r... M ‘ " GM‘ m
. . . 8 . “3- . . tendancé' at \..eetings when the night. at the Armory. l
a. I" ‘ l or M II _ { : lies than a. “orum- " ‘Rev.'Chfipman s. Lewis. or at.
7’ A provisl n which will obviate ”the.
if iprnctice. now in vogue. of serving
papers on the mayor. the board of
charities and the board .0! selectmeil.
when any legal mote-so havingltoi‘do
with the comthjotH-psum in:
,ssne persons. and 111,311 other no.-
. _ . . v xv” ' _ h be
LODGE, 4 , “mums. Qdition is considered serious. “3:25“ h5g3: 1:2! ”Jams; mean
53'3““ , "1““ ad Std! “051" Harold T' Dow. “13° .or szlzemt such papers flfiwembepfir;
Welling attended the a- companion in the machine ed -on two menthol"! of the Board of
of Emilia-hm bmta cumianbi-ulsed shoot the body. {Charities mm.“ ‘ - .
0. 0. 1?. at which tine. she He“ 3'30 “’9‘! rem.m§'l°'8t Vii-6,9311?” These Wm; all or 1,... chm...-
tuie renewing .newly' elected .mgléalmmne m w a ‘ a ’changes set forth by Mr. Quinlan and
by the a ' ~ "“139 he was momentum before the
. ccident. The left .side of the - lttool in" th 198”“
50d? was stovcd in and the top brok- ,proper comm . e»! H; g
- .. ”and ask that these cm 881%
m P. 3 _in'l'u‘“°d. the ”“p:en?:ntli?muur: hrconjunc.
l __._.____._________'_'_ n withtlues John 11.. mt. who
‘ . . fiw ‘ ‘w stems. _s“” is interested in the Wishintton street
. lumdsglgngnndagzenflnthom £11131!!er and the.Hw-k,,sm torn:
experience wanted to join Motorized fboadime. not to exceed $103,000 for
. m tuneral of Miss Edith M. Hen-
6mm
and. _
. David Schneiderman, ~ot‘ Bridge-
“yeers old, daughter of'Mr, port. suffered internal injuries last
i of 13 night. when a. huge touring sutdmo-l
at bile he was operating skidded. at'
‘cemetery at 3 leclock this Blacksmith- hfll. Wéstport, mirturned“
and will be strictly private. turtle. Schnederman was taken t6
H St. Vincent’s hospital where his con-
"filler
cident.
. Artillery-.Numw . rd. ‘H-Koilday fonds; and highway purposes. This
.. night. st—thcm;¥ ,_ r H , Ivanhoe a referendum mstter coming
WW 7' ‘ ‘ H-H" - Hib‘si'ore' chemistfiomkjoro
enjoyed a?“ man'massbotlum o£"'25 misfits!" or “N." “lite: . .
. - c avenue. second district. is con- “59mm, also masher-c
‘0. “3%.:111 We. pan Hum morgue ' : .
., Janos-s11 8th, cosmic begin; "j
out he" #011 ,the vet! ' Museum;
tion, 1'?
W church. Jersey City. 1".
{mom by Mrs. hwis \will
the’guests of the members of the ;
parish of Trinity church at the "birth-1 9“;
699‘ Part?" to M held at “35011111132: '
odfl‘uesdsy evening. J‘l‘muiry 25H),
get-.3 in» mg
m the call ex
'Trlnlty church.
tion to attend the strait.
chemoter" sud
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has not as ”too.
tended to :3“: by
He is *dwim'fi.
. but Hm accepted-the ‘invitsi
Mama male Material)“ 1
8006 W condi—
,'ll.lhed for Motorised
_ . mu Gusto.
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found lacking, .. .
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fiectasnm p. Astrwjfiz H
{doubt tu- 3% to“:
mmmpertym- - v
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was:
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It ‘s Perfectly Natural
to like hmm :‘
perfectly in":
for 5‘0u pivot. ;; ‘ . ' .
clean llOlin‘»:.
kind we sell.
to eat any old
that‘s on‘l‘rl‘d 3‘
depend upon 51
you that not orm
all our meals
and best for you 1:» ’r
W's Market
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Furniture, '
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so u: soul) 1:: "BIG REDUCTIONS
mm” on.» no ssw cross 0N
Hm m STREET
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