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International S. S. Lesson .
IN TO-MORROW’S ISSUE.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL '19, I888.
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lateral stths Postouesat South lerwsltuln
nndctsss latter.
NUMBER 113’
Now Advertise-eats.
PRICE TWO CENTS.
Ike has is very ill with pneumonia.
stamens»: BALL. . amasrmanron. wm. rv an strontium Building hand For ante. WM
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. Prom-roller. 'I’he Norwslks are racticin on their co. l' are! ttrstr m Den the Festive ; n , u I... a..." m, w. ._ or t onto mates to snacounctt mm. or , =3 — -- . w-.._.-_.m...._.-.-,..om,m
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1m“m‘m ”' rnoo ' - Inst venin the o i - ‘
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hfifigfifi mike-m Miss Annie Hartley of the borough is o, the p.“ um the memory 0' the 9'9”. Last evening ' reception w” tendered terestrd tn the widening of Washington V, Notice—School 1-”... mg Ham.
5%... A; visiting friends if! VVP‘I’IIIII'V: 3m Ifllil' "m, ‘0! II has time. be "86h V [0 Rev. m I C. E. [Infill {lb "W P." OWN}. methnt ”it! (Young; Chill”?! I'D rlvnmfl ”m a the m“. “mkhlinm Th rsd F 'd d V
. '"u'" ”film" Edwin ”em” 0' this town i” ”mm. in the minds of nVlarge number thchansgo 01th. , still. E.Chnrch in this 00"” fr :1.” Tim”- 5"“ ii ""V‘ cutouts: Mmflm”;immmwwmfhu 0. ll ay, l’l ay all Saturday,
For Friday. in New England. warmer, in few mm“ in New York city were present last night at the armory. 1 city. "m , aflairnnd W"!- was e u't c turmnn an .. warts . . ”mum“... ”and.“ A I'll titth no". I; *1
fair weather, ”a fresh to “I“ westerly 8 3 “we... r The attendance was not as“ W as w”; body .mw’ enjoyed themselves. secretary of the meeting. The following gm'wgtk .th day 0; filmed“ 107. It "I: ll s ~ ~ Btu
'0 ”lithe”! 'lfldl- . Miss Minute Parker of the borough is anticipated but considering that people Over two [1mm mend. “a womb“. '9"? Wm”: Michael Becker, 000M - .h ' '
THEEEEBRTEFS.
High tide lemma: 6.01; low tide
Bun rises 5.00; sun sets 0.38.
n. n. Smith’sficousinufrom Westfleld.
MI... is visiting in this city.
Frank '1'. use, of Buffalo, N. Y., is
visiting lames Ferris of this city.
Will Orborus is raising the frame for
his new house on East avenue, to—dsy.
spending a few days in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Davidvétow arrived home
from their southern visit this afternoon.
The answicrhti—te-l property has
been sold to George Wendling for the
sum of “.00. -...," v
~Bood’s Bampsrllla 670 st Plaisted’s.
Micheal Becker is raisinthhe burn on
his new property, corner of Main and
Raymond steers.
George Goodwin 07th:: borough thinks
The trisnds of Homer Buckling will seriously of returning to his home in
regret to turn that Its-ls seriously ill.
Two of Norwalk’s‘bull dogs will have
good old England this fall.
The old minor... to c. B. De
a go in that place this evening for . Klyn, which was partially burned down
Pm"- ‘ w-..
C. T. Jones.onsof Btamford's sterl-
ing democrats, visited friends in this
city yesterday.
It is expected that all the members of
the Norwalk team "will be here for prac-
tire to-morrow._
All of our people who wish to laugh
should attend “Nip and Tuck”
Hall this evening.
Taylor a Golden "on; a fine building
Church, for sale.
Charles T. Sheldon of Auburn, N. Y.,
. . . . . were here with the Adam’s & Cook Dra-
b” spent several d." m this city, “in. matic Co. will travel with Uilie Aker-
strotn’s company next season.
ing his friend A. J. Croamon.
Misanlia Riv—xbee returned home
from Meridsn yesterday. She will re-
turn to that city in a few days.
Pine Island cemetery looks very black a
last fall has been taken away.
,0. B. Bunnell’a advertising wagon is
in town to-dsy in the interest of the “'0 Pruitt-mm and ii V“! 9'3"“ M9
Japanese Village that is to beat Music when they were all danced. The hull
Hall next week. '
—Ambler & sid'fnd‘éau attention to
some special bargains in Hamburg Edgv
lugs, corset covers, kid gloves, handker- a
at Music chiefs and towels.’
Mr. enl Mrs. Edwin Vsrney, who
Mrs. Lynes' guidener—dug s parsnip in
6 garden on West avenue yesterday
that was 2 feet and 8 inches in length,
nd 1 foot in circumference.
Connecticut was held in Stamford Tues-
day. ' Delegates fromsll thoprominenl
John 'I'oohey was arrested yesterday , . . .
for ssllingiiquor on‘Sunday last. The ctttesin the Statvareregrmrzrt. The:
lot on West avenue. near the Methodist casewillbe tried Monday at nine o’clock :oclatton tsnowtu “ on hm" con "
before Justice Sellcck several thousand. At the deathVof a
member each member is assessed 25
cents, and including the members of the
stay away from such affairs owing to the
trouble that'they are put to in arranging
costumes, the members of the company
should feel very well satisfied. About
thirty couples were in the grand march
Thane-tomes were mostly of a hunter-
ous character. Mrs. Joseph Buekmn
tookthspriseof'fi for the best ladies
costume and William B. Warner s simi-
lar prize for the best gent's salt. Heine’s
full band furnished excellent music,
which added greatly to the pleasure of
the occasion. Supper was served by Abe
Wright and gotten up in very good ord-
er.
The floor committee were handsome
costumes. Lieut. Matbels was floor
manager and the following were his aids:
Musician Caller, G. R. Nash, W. 8. Scott,
H. C. Mosher, R. G. Mitchell and W. H.
Murray. Twenty-six numbers were on
was a success financially.
Catholic 'I'. A: B. llaion.
A meeting of the Benefit I-‘aud Associ-
tion of the Catholic '1’. A. Union of
ion, the membership list numbering
State Union who have all signified their
intention of jointng shortly, the benefit
would not fl,000. The following named
gentlemen were elected for the ensuing
year: James P. Bree of New Haven,
resident; George W. Smith of Stamford,
of the churchrwere present. They tilled
the large rooms of the parsonage and
passed the tints sociably, previous to the
rendering offs. short but excellent pro-
gramme. them numbsrof which was
a ‘flutsand.ihtlhr duett by Leon Hon-
tnan sndChs'rlas Hoyt. aceompained by
E. 8. Place on the piano. Mrs. II. B.
Persons delighted the audience with sev—
eral humerus. selections. Her first piece
was entitled “Too Late for the Train,”
which cansdmrs of laughter. The
sentiment of the recitation was adverse
to a great many married men but the
manner in which those present received
it demonstrated that none of them our
responded with the character in the
piece. Mrs. Parsons recited three select-
ions and Wyed marked ability in the
portrayal of characters. The ease in
which she shamed the different roles
made her elorts very natural. and con-
sequently I'sry effective. Miss Sadie
Bodwell sapga solo that added greatly
to the souls. of the entertainment.
She was in Inc voice and rendered the
selection admirably. Miss Imogene Bald—
win also sang and her sweet voice was
greatly addred.
At the conclusion of the exercises at
the parsonage the company adjourned to
the church. A time had arrived in the
proceedings when all could take part.
Tables had been arranged in the lecture
room that mommodated about one hun-
dred and fifty. It is doubtful whether
at a similar mild] in town a liner col-
lation was ever served. The tables were
made specially attractive by handsome
boquets. The edibles consisted of meats
in large variezy, sandwiches, cake, coffee,
fruit,confectionery and ice cream which
Becker, F. B. Stabs-ll, Josiah R. Marvin.
R. H. Rowan, Raymond Bros. C. F.
Trowbridge, A. E. Austin and Nelson
Taylor. The matter of making the
change was fully diseased. The in.
creasing business of the thoroughfare
and the prospects of street cars running
through the street were sudicien'. reasons
to most of thore present that the change
should be made. The following motion
was unanimously pmd. "
Resolved, That s_ petition be presented
tothe Common Council asking for the
widening of Washington street on the
north side 10 feet and that a committee
be appointrd to draw and have the peti-
tion signed and presented. ,
The chair appointed Nelson Taylor, R.
H. Bowen and C. Swarm.
The W. (t. I. ll. Convention.
The county convention of the “'0.
men's Christian Temperance Union will
be held tomorrow in the Danbury Bap-
tist Church. Following is the pro-
gramme of the day:
10mm electors.
9:00—Derotionsl meeting. led by Mrs.
Dimond of East Bridgeport.
call of officers and unions. Ap—
pointment of committee on creden-
tials. Singing. Minutes of last
meeting. Address of welcome,
Miss Emily Hawley. Response,
lire. M. J. Barber, South Norwalk.
Reports from unions. Paper by
Mrs. C. S. Knight, of South Nor-
wslk. Miscellaneous bustness.
Amnsoox smstos.
Edi—Devotional exercises. Minutes of
10:15—Convention called to order. Roll c
:w 0' 6m. second floor. mat,”
cent C IN. I”
whitewash um’fi unilaidonsnd
Jmmm EA.
Collector arm for ms Vitawslk Union School
mw-WLAuflaiuse sat-
District of Mom-ll: so: Prolific
Court, April Josh, 1m.
, Inhhcnmatter of Benjamrn 3. Downs of Itorwslk,
in an .
mmwmmmmm' abifll hisccount
of hissaidt'nsttothiseourt {nadir-aim,“ the
(use in itorwslk. on the 1st day of lay.
Intuit! o’clock furnaces; and that all Enn-
he wlegttherrof. con-
orderlo blislsd in a
' district. and
interetted tbsrrtn‘ Ins
rerratcr will cause “IL
per having a etrcnlanon' in
! WP! of
en at hast
3hr
ass a. wooovl'snn. Judge.
, ron
Americas invest-eat Co.
Equitable Life Insurance Co.
Par-era Inns and Trust Co.
Jarvisri‘onklia Mortgage Trust Co.
Life, Accident. and Plate Glass Ia-
Elm.
TAYLOR 8 GOLD“. Ages.
Real Rotated; Insurance Agents. South Norwalx,
nun.
DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. C. H. KENDALL,
DENTIST.
Ilse removed from Nurwslk to South Norwslk.
where he will make a specialty of extracting teeth
with or without gas. and insertinf artificial teeth.
Porthencxrstxty daysprmwil beretlncsd
12:00——Noontide prayer. Adjournment. SETS COSTING “5““) T0 ”000'
H H
10.00 8.50
current; so. no wasusxu'ron 81'.
”I; Mr. EarryWebber
W. F. Clifton
A Strong Company.
“ WillmmmYm .
Nip and Tuck”,
CHANG] 0? WI HWY. "
Tickers now on sale at lloys’s ‘
and Gregory’s Drug Store.
to lo lapan.
tsusle film... Norwnlk,
Commencing April 23.
20—Japanese Artists-20
At work in theirNstiveOoInmes.
Japanese Baby,
VYONE.
The Living Mermaid
And many other novelties by the neat
_ ROLTAIRE.
'l‘hc sin. Wax Flower linkers.
N . Josh? ‘
f:
vice-president; John J. Sullivan of New
and dreary just at present as the grounds Haven, secretary: Charles Fitzgerald of
have been swept by a fire during the
were served with a liberal hand by the
, _ H morning session. Report of com- ‘fi'
-—Btrawhsrriee at Batman's market.
_ Mid dl tow tre Th ‘ t ladies. miltee on credentials. Memorial 3;” gSME. Fine Convenirs.
week. . . "- . : bu, sisnrer. “8|:th 7:2 ' When thepeople weregathered around service. L“: .~ ..._-;,__ 2,44: , : 0 D .l 2
_ .__.._.~ . . The commtsstonersVof the fV'rsnk Rus- mg 0 t e assoc atton wl _ e n the “bl” Rev. J”. I]. no“ asked Divine 2:00—Iteports from unions. . pen 3' y to 5& 7t010 PaMa
Raymond a Pomstock are doing a con estate met this. morning at ten gallon! on the “HM Tumdly In Apfll. ”wing on the occasion Thoe. I. R”, ago—nun,“ Young Women C” De" F A O '1' R ~—--—-———~___
rushing business at present gettlng out o’clock in Coolidge and Inckwood's . . VV V mend then announced “1'“ brother Burr b M". E. L. Dudle . ““9 sn ;, 'l'oietorror safe,coruer Daysnd Raymond-nests. - V
their new styles and the bats for the office for the last time to finish settling .. M, “ma-“k... Nash, the oldest member of the church” i titer: dent of Y. W. a T. U. ‘5ka BHBICE BUILDING LflT 10 CtS- Admissiiln, 10 m8. .-
New lork ”1'99 , . . “P “"3 estate. , ,. _- This evening the Harry Webber com- would make a few remarks. Mr. Nash f Alook at unorganized territory with OPERA HOUSE "OIWALK
—-Ambler & Sammie invite a close in- Master Charles Merritt, known to the party will open a three night's engage- ; arose and aid that while gold and silver :1 View to occupation of the same, ON woonwuu) “'3’- ton “L3. '
spection of their stock of dress 800er boys as “Puss." has accepted a situation ment at Music Hall.
They will presentl had their value,
and there will be a even better than
obnngeyf programme each night. Thelove and friendsh
soc. wttn'cssctt me production or "mnmtnmtry lo! the , _ .
and Tuck" last evening, and judgingihe would not have Joined the hitthodtst
there was something
them, and that was
iii'ong'e [Wuhwrilrh‘it
BNQUIRI 0’
E. A. Woodvvawll
Winning, ' L“;
silks, surahs, rhadames, metres. dtc" w
d:c.. and are sure or... wi
wttn them and the price.
Paper, "Occupation," by Mrs. C.
II. Fitzgerald. Election of officers.
...‘..-Williamliosheougeclcd M l v:
Miss E. W. (heenwood. of Benoit-
ith L. R. Ladd the maple sugar man, “flip and Tuck”
ll be pleased and will accompany him on his summer
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ONE NIGIIT ONLY,
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Judson & Sauervrein have a new ad- Department Commander Home [mm a
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“am“ in this issue which our fraternal visit to Buckingham Yes; 0- from u“. way that they applaudquuhuVrc-It. Mr. bush sald Illtl’tht’l: ole;V In “1"!“ mains- , 0n the ‘vmt 8"]? 0! MAIN, Inlhceresfeststfall‘CsmedyDnmal,
do .........m.. “We” "Wm ““ "if”??? ““1'°‘."°.°°$Zi.£'.3 throw“ "m P'" W" “"31“" ”3“". “’ ."'° “i“?‘S‘TS’ .3153“... Mona... by m... m: nm- 512. in the neighborhood * ., ' .
- talk. 9 PM "9 ’05 . Th c tisver strong. any at or cturctes mu 0. . . -~ . ‘ , c ,- _ ,V ." ’1, . . ..'
accordtugly. "—M ‘ mml’l'mem 0" “8 “00d condition. {mourns 83min Maclyynn. adoctor at friends. while If. the Methodlsl fiiiulr'ixl "Wit . , W . . of “IO MBthOdjSt Church . ~ " , 1“ ‘ ‘ ' ft
The board of manager! 9' “'9 8.0““, . . ' "A“ 11V Tllii.‘ Yea-noun". short notice. with a wonderful prescript- friends were made only to heme Ip t . "5V Would Sedan-Home. V y . __ -.. . V . V
Norwal'l Brunch Evangeltcal Alliance BLINJJIBSV ' , l0“. was on, entertaining; Joseph a few years hf'IlCOln 0th; fields.“ 2:; A disgraceful sight Wfifimnj”t aven- “FOR SALE. THE mm TRAVELER.
will meet to-morrow evenlllg 3‘ “‘9 mi” The, ntowOpen 8 Sn“! “l" " “'"th' Borel did justice to the character oleash VCODK'Va‘Mai‘d M" “"2” o l ingrn front of 0.11..- Realms mlrkt‘l- ‘ , , V .. . . _
tistflhurch “ 7'45 o'clock. 3"“ GOD“ W“ "I! much ”WWW" Sandy Sherrerne. the lawyt‘l'dcwtk' rholconx‘ittone that figuritcunliifpiihehggegll :3 A husband was going but: mung " “Gm of TIIJUDGEAHDMAJOR. ‘ ‘ k”
. . "-' ' - ‘-‘ - - ' z " ‘- i' f 'l e 0 ', ' hemsr etbewu gaomns mmms'rnrmerou.
uectrcut . stone this morntng‘when he Went to the Dan loses Ina only trump Written: 1- t It too gal ring was 0‘ . . drunk When OPPOS'WVI . .. 1‘1““; V , V ' V
b EQM‘o'grgafanfiginal’, Lg!“ L. bury freight house in the b01008“ to find as Major Arthur Tremaine, was well re E which he was held. £r19:dshlfifll$:‘:: meg by his wife who V” {00.3% for Real-'Efifle and 1mm” Amy: man-summon:
Ca tee Mum-JohnLJune, Stnm- that the door had,been tampered with caived; C. E. Bercb as Doctor Lazarogin church, and Mr. . as . vr't . him. 'When they met she med‘to per» . , Washlngfon SI. mflm‘ “nun.
{:a-‘dmovfihrtoh Cornwall and some of the windows were broken did some clever ”ting; the character of ., long as our ulstence. Be t ten l”e “a“ him ‘0 K0 home. Her q, t was - -
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su. SPECIAL mm fireman.
l’rlccs; 35, 50 and 75 Cents.
out. Upon entering he found the elites Mercury Sampson w" ably impersonlted , sented Mr. Harris with live twenty dol-
“Milli—l; returned from h" nan-to of great difiofdef- DWI”! “W by Richard Clerk; Miss Eva “'ebber. tar gold pieces. Ill. Harris was com—
southern tonrwsry much improved in
in vain, for he immediately began to talk
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loud and swear at her. A man who hap-
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_ , . . ‘ . edhim‘ . . l‘VVORsslecngtiower Ward’s-film? Cl- V , ~.
. ' ht b tter had been pried off. I de a retry Fanny Daehletgh. hitss,plete|wall'l3°d butsoon ”0"“? pelted to becamtng along at that tune Iieeirahippmpcrly. to t, Wheat-Iowan“: m1.
mmdaigmeo with points of HP at“: 3:3,“) and the old fashioned my Curl; as March Truegold showedgself. He said he could not better:l tbs; very kindly offered-Id assist her and to- :flmidhwxlzgmm ”“3033, __-..._.,.._~.._-_._.___.-_.______
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Theschooncr Ellen . m had drilled a hole in the top of the Lu Beaufort. for his wife and himseltbut was or y _ . _ , NEW YORK.
soy, flungwbichhasbeen lard up be- h _ m b" so! powder in it c! _. .~ _.. --.. . . .- - “mum [‘0th tie a, ”mental, every age. They are mild‘sndV pleasant I is" family now with or modern improve- :fluandllllll’l'll’AVl.
t'.” “I. has; “(I murmi’mr:'sienag fig’blitfi thetlzor oien. As there was Recon] ofCon-«tl;n:ria the Revolnntll'y pleased’ with brother ' h'gdgernarr. a: retail); lialgzylxg'ftgzfi'sz‘: fimgflmiwmhkfim Infill]. muss - ~ .- -' Hunger
her-Ii" m“ I °" "' ' ' ' ' bad th ' . n badalwa sheen . ‘ 6'" “'c e - . _ .' . W Inst-$.13.“ newsman-nu.
son. . .- ..., f not :fietlfgtf'rsggglmgmy "Phi“; Under nceut acts of the Icgtslsture. w‘brk- n. Ipolel giro! Mr. N'sh." to take. These ptlls never fall to give ”3;. Imus-aUMMWOKWHW The lat-r“ , , . .
Theoyster planters have begun selling 3:": we" in theesfe were badly burned the Adjutantfieneral of Connecticut '9 “but. In the cause V blight! and said. satisfaction. 1%?thme etc. Price 37%." km MIMV .
need No rem old. The" ”mmbu which was all the 51-9935 that was done mtgommpfiffirmxofigfi: um he shonldV'nevgil."i;lll’zlliV 11:05:? c- '—-— "Ehti;“w..|;;_ "“ ly mu 1 s moan. nor-so. -l: he WIfe
scarcityofthisssedJstherejwasapoor to imminent» Therm”: the cxplo- 0° _0 , , R" l . words. The ttl i._ '- ""9 v . “m M um -,. ‘ V ‘ V V V 'V '
,. w . . nectlcut men In till! WI? 0' “W 0 u If bl " evidence and was an VYOUXU Man (“tot good , . ’
3?,é'gwm' The-Sumnlisgll‘fnm "9:22“: .fi'imfi'ifiiflzf :3: tion- Th” ”'3’" “"11".“ “WP“: rm” £332. ovum! sacrum Ho renvr- fin'mfi ."°“"‘......."':'..‘" 'f‘nris.“'ri:‘o§°d , . . O U'" no on... us: a. c. we .
., WW”... cell . tion. manuscnp - - .H. A. m bmlolcsrntngselesntra m in Fell 0' ._ g . . .. ' . v. ‘ V . ..
-‘l'he Fsmonrutlt Eden Chowder in inch" "1“ “d" 'h’m'ed’ 5"” “(we if? “:1ng Shroud of mellow ‘32:" ”'i‘ii'id'uf'm‘mh not" hi)“; ‘mtzlmit‘m“ "' “1"" '1‘” O L ‘ ' ‘ fig“ ‘ “7 ‘3", “n . '
WWW. old stand. itself was blown nearly 13 "the” mm "ale“"mmem‘unu ”a." in the the-:llow coin?“ Nelson E. Raymond- art'- Mdm “gunman. .1 i ' i a . Iatm' ;
“i "‘ l M, tto "‘ 9"“ 'tound ”0 eh”... “(I . collections of ”civil“ fl"! “bun” in up." of u... ladies, presented Hm __,_..‘.”J'.'.--. W... - -~-»—.-—~ My; ,,::“;"_‘i; 53:22. W o .
Nrrxmymemfiw “4': the it Mr. mgrthe W natured to el- wherever found. are undlerttonig sinful m with s hln mwhich she llorsc For Sale. V . . . ’ w n y . V :42: VV , V
aven race . g , . ~ 9 to loosen) scour " ‘ . for its . ' lz . and a I I - ' ' ' ’ ”or. ’ u
Golfing * n: e which H-m'mllonm'm' accepted is... ,, . _ our um..." old, bay. good D . goal , he t _ l" W”— mwsslcrsc. our.
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As- behind them. . a" ‘ baht however that there are _ - I ,5. u .V 11 ties . _ V .. ,
mumflflrflmrgm the "ho'i’ofi‘i' . 9:: 'dflgju‘rm‘ 9 mypdgcnmznts in private hands oon- “m m?":"":':‘: _- , nigh. .W%;$m~~~~ -——————q———BBSt Fm 1 . Ire < i a! e
WM‘W ”bu” III N" yak: :d.::d “:10; VIII!- dock. ' . ”nin‘ information (I 2; ‘23ij 7'" 2‘" Parson. sl’l'l'A'f'lON ma young girl to lake rare OI FOR V .- I'OR “LI AT ' .
landfills-.1 ”.mmJohnlto Gonlduevef keptsny ' ' ' ”in. it. He :fllmif":h’ ”n” “'0“ 0mm" Areporteror The News as: now;- Antihii‘im' A "33“., seems "I, J b P . .tV. i 'DARIEL L’IIOIIBDM’U-
m- ,'“' hi “it 'htto tect‘ 19"". u M“. ruminant citizen of Norw . ’00 f’ H A,w._,..__w__.’.:.._.V ' "n m ' . ; .V ,. ; .
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