Ill MONDAV'S ISSUE.
TALMAGE’S SERMON!
NUMBER 200. *
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SOUTH NORWALK,‘ COPLN” SATURBAY, JULY 28, 1888.
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street corner :
Ito. I5's! Knuckermsn‘s residence.
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st Ire st 12 o'clock noon for Standard Time.
growth of the bell (thus 1-1) signifies tire is
out.
Three'rtrukes of the bell (thus 1-H) slgnilles the
city water is to be turned oil.
tlmccrtotrs ro ssr news-r,
‘ information of a fire in your lrnrns
”mad unlock the box door; poll the
hookllllliowsydownonceonly, and lstthehook
: shut up the box and do not open or touch the
Ear lulu until the nest are in your neighborhood.
Donotsttenipt to more the key from the door.
The Chief nigineer will mgaél‘slr‘emlso its
I ' ' carer Inginc'cr.
to. region.
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Retrialnl la the Powelllce at South Norwalk.
Soon...“ y 8th. 1688. Persona callina for any of
theseietterswill icaeessy they are advertised.
Mrs. 17. l. Bl , Ida Ila lee, Jacob Biber, James
Hagen. lens Abbott, lfsrs ll Andrew. Mrs. C. R.
Darling, John Dunshne, Fannie Rdnrnnds. A. Pet
fillonhn, Kslmsn Hurwitz, 8. Crane, Richard Lewis,
Billion, M. Came , Jennie ll. Kelly, Patrick
McGovern, Charles Grant, [its Kosher, Michael
McCarty. Annie Nelson, Ifrs. A. Tenor-i, Anus
Meyer, John Peterson, Charles McCarty, Sarah
Nixon, Maya 1). Psrdee. Matilda Melanoma”!
Reina, 1'. 0. Rogers, Lewis BuchhcksA. Smith,
18min . Jr., 1.. 1". Steele, Peter aural. Minnie
Ts ior. m.'1'yrell, $.15. Wilson, Josephine Walker,
in}... Willert.
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Fair, slightly warmer, variable wind‘.
Hint-tun Almanac for To-Morrow.
llightide Lowiida I Sunrises Sunsets
4.03 10.45 4.46 7.12
THE LOCAL NEWS.
The Social Gun Club of East Norwalk
will shoot on Monday afternoon.
Amos Gales will move into his new
house on Taylor avenue next Tuesday.
on one of the islands. Monday, Aug. 6.
—Pens, pencilsTs—tationery and blank
books at Plaisteds.
The Hoyt, German Cologne (30., are
putting some very pretty souvenir fans
in the stores.
Wm. R. “vagina. 1)., will go to
Niuntic to help in the work of preparing
the camp grounds for camp Terry.
Lovers of baseball should not fail to
attend the game this afternoon, Hackett
& Carhart & Co., vs. Norwalks. Umpire
Finch will ofiiciater
A special meeting of the Common
Council which was to be held last even-
ing, was _postponed until next Monday
night, as a quorum was not present.
The funeral of the late Edward Smith
was held yesterday afternoon. Rev. J.
H. Ross officiated. Interment was at
Weston, Mr. Smith’s former borne.
——During the removal sale the Huston
.Store will keep open evenings till 8.30.
The regular Tuesday evening meeting
It the temperance room on Elizabeth
street, will be held Friday evening next
week, on account of the convention at
Hartford. August 1.
General Joseph C. Jackson, grand
marshal of the coming Blaine parade,
has issued an order requesting all organ-
izations desiringto take part to notify
him at his headquarters, No. 17 West
Twenty-fifth street.
—Try DeKlyn’s health bread. Trade
mark registered;__
Probably one of the greatest genres of
the season will take place next Tuesday
between the Cuban Create, the champion
colored team of the world, and the Nor-
walks, the champion league team of this
state. Game called at 4 p. m.
The Flysway man and the Robinhood
mauhvs arranged fora race between
W to take place next Tuesday.
Both are goodboats in their class and
use very evenly matched. They will
nos somewhere in the vicinity of the
blends.
~Getthebsst pianos and organ» by
purchasing them of J. W. Studwell.
Weber, Enter-no.8honiagrr and other
Impetus pianos. and the celebrated
Sboninger organs on the roost untenable
terms.
Connecticut pensions have been grant-
ed as follow: Original. John Fay, South-
bury. Increase, Winfield 8. Phelps,
manhunt; Francis Rogers, New Lon-
don; Julia It, widow of Jesse Turner.
Watsrtowa: Fanny P., widow of Elisha
WWourford.
In. A. lesrmure of Boston
sudRov.H.A.Dslanoofthh plscs are
tospssbouths 21st of August at Willi.
Milo. Thosddrcmof In lecrmors
is to be. "What tbsIsnOnglittoDo
worms-tom.” Innuend- address
will be. “What the Women Will Do
tho-tit.”
Theodore S. Smith is building a sloop
for sailing parties.
Collins and Barrett, are the battery for
this afternoon’s game.
The Summer Horne—on the hill is
nearly filled with young people.
Several byciclists came over from
long Island this morning on the Levi-
uses.
The board meeting of the Norwslk Y.
M. C. A. will be held on Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock.
The new fire alarm on the Green near
the churches is in working order and the
box is number sixtyvtwo.
Principal H. B. Wighain'a youngest
child was quite badly bitten by a stray
dog yesterday afternoon.
William 1!. Flame of New York has
purchased the property on West avenue
formerly occupied by Dr. E. C. Clark.
Agang of men has been busily en-
gaged yesterday and today changing
the rails and switches near the signal
tower.
Tne Union Streets and the Haviland
Streets played ball this morning on the
Baxter grounds. The Union Streets
won by a score of 10 to 4.
A large stgnboard has been erected on
Marshal street upon which to advertise
Main’s show, which is to exhibit here
the 7th and Sih of August.
Rev. Mr. Shepherd, the minister who
takes the Rev. I’clt'l' Inn's place in the
A. M. E. church, fll’l’in’d to day and will
occupy the pulpit to-morro a'.
William S. Bates of the borough, who
traveled with P. '1‘. Burnout last winter,
has secured a position as litliographcr
with the "Keep it Dark" company.
Sheriff Leeds was on the war-path this
morning. He caught a little boy on
River street and took him by the throat
and shook him until his tongue hung
out of his mouth and some bystanders
interfered.
Company D received two proposals for
furnishing board to the company at the
coming encampment. Caterer Fox of
Harwinton, was chosen. The other pro-
posal was from Nelson Boneau of
Bridgeport, but as he was for front satis-
factory last year when be catered for the
company, he was not chosen.
The state convention of the Y. M. C.
A. will be held In Bridgeport October
11-14. Provision will be made for the
entertainment of 800 delegates. Ad-
dresses will be made by W. E. Cruftes of
New York and E. F. Lee of Brooklyn.
Many prominent men of the association
will be present.
—-Try DcKlyfi'dthtslel bread. Trade
mark registered.
Gracie McConnell, of Brii‘grz'llll, aged
9 years, wus fatally burnml yesterday
morning in attempting to klmlli: a fire
by the aid of kerosene uil. [for clothing
took tire, and before assistance reached
her she was shockingly burned about
the body. She was removed to the hos-
pital, where she died soon after.
——Tcn per cent. discomt on all goods
purchase d at the Boston Store during the
removal sale.
A very delicate operation was per-
formed at the Bridgeport Hospital yes-
terday on one of the eyes of W. l]. Mor-
gan of Wilton. It consisted in remov-
ing that organ entirely. This was dom-
fo save the remaining eye. He was so-
riously injured a short time since by the
explosion of acartridge. The eye was
removed by Dr. Wilson.
An interesting gathering at the Pine
Grove camp meeting grounds, near
Canaan, will be the assembling of the
Methodist churches of the Poughkeepsie
district, August 20-25. The Rev Thomas
Harrison, the evangelist known as the
'boy preacher,” is expected to conduct
the services, and eminent ministers and
laymen will be in attendance.
the Old Well Laundry, 37 Washington
street.
Signs have been put up on ”Second
Point,” Benedict Farm, warning people
not to trespass. The oysterrnen of that
place have been in the habit for several
years to congregate there in the evening
to set and talk. They do not take kindly
to the signs. as there is no prospect of
the owner building and the property ts
not fenced in. It b not very likely any
attention will be paid to the signs.
laln's International Blows.
0n August'ltli, Walter L. Haiti's Shows
will exhibit in the borough and on the
8th they will be in this city. As will be
seen by their advertisement, the corn-
psny includes a large array of talent
and many specialties. The Oil City Der-
rick says: "Haiti’s Show, which exhibit-
ad here on Saturday, was favored with a
good stundanoe, and the performance ls
spoken of, shaving been the mat laugh-
able ever witnessed here.”
Hundreds-lulu".
Thebestsslvo in the world for Cute,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Teller, Chopped Hands,
tlhllblslm, OornssudsllSkla Eruptions
sndpostlualyosropilsr, or no soy rs-
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181‘]. 01' A IOIWALK HAN.
Arrested on July 4th for Stabbing a lion.
0n the night or July 4. George Anton
Hilb, of Norwalk, a German. stabbed
Stephen J. Roach, a young man from
Birmingham. Since the affrsy Roach
has been confined in the Hospital and
Hilb has been held at the jail in default
of a 81,000 bond. The case was brought
uniu tits city court yesterday. Attor-
ney J. Belden Hurlburt of Norwalk spo
poured for the defendant. Roach, the
injured man, gave the following version
of the stabbing in his testimonv. Au-
thony Foy of Birmingham, and a sailor
from the Atlanta, and Ranch wentto
the National Hotel on Water street,
about half past twelve Saturday night.
July 4, toobtain lodging. They knock-
ed on the door, but got no response,
so they tapped against the window.
Hilb, the defendant, came along and
Roach stepped up to him and asked him
if he knew where they could obtain a
night’- lodging. Bilb, in response, used
vile language to Roach, struck him in
the head with his fist, and then started
to run. llonch run after Hilb, and they
had not gone ten feet when the latter
stabbed Roach in the breast with a
knife. Hill) then ran away. Roach
showed the courta big cut in his coat
where the knife had penetrated. At.
torney flurlburt's defense is that Hilb
was afraid of Roach and suppoired the
latter was going to attack him‘. Hilb
does not understand English very well
and did not know what motive Roach,
who was wrth two other men, had in
stopping him. He therefore intended
to defend himself. As the testimony of
Anthony Fey will be on important fac-
tor in themes, the court continued the
hearing until next Tuesday, to allow
time to find Fay, who Is apaiuter in
Birmingham. Officer Finn Went to Bir-
minghsm to-day to subpoena Fey.
Roach has not yet been discharged from
the hospital, although his wound is
nearly healed. llrlb went track to jail.——-
Bridgeport Farmer.
SUNDAY saltvrct-zs.
Congregational Church.
The concluding services of the present
pastorate will be held tomorrow.
t‘tnt M. It. Church.
The First M. E. Church will remain
closed to-morrow. No Sabbath school
will beheld.
Trinity Church.
Ninth Sunday after Trinity. Holy
communion at 7:30 a. m., morning pray-
er, litany and sermon at 10:30; Sunday
school at 12; evening prayer and sermon
at 7:30 p. in.
South Norwalk Baptist
Rev. 11. A. Delano, pastor, will preach
at 10:30 as usual. Subject, “The true
ministry spiritual, not personal." In the
afternoon, the pastor preaches :it Brook-
sidc chapel. Evening service at the
church postponed out of respect to the
final service of Rev. J. H. Ross, of the
Congregational church. Pastor and
people will iiehn to this active and car-
‘neit lender in christian work.
Springwood l'nlou Cir-pel-
Subject Sunday erening. “Would not
come," "And sent forth to call them that
were hidden to the wedding, and they
would not come.” Matthew, 22, 3. Wed-
nesday evening, "Our substitute, ’ “All
we like sheep have gone astray, we have
turned every oneto his own way; and
the Lord hath laid on him the iniquity
of us all. Isiah, 53, 0.
BOAT 'I'III EYES.
They Steal a Boat in East Norwulk. llut
Cannot Get Away With It.
Thursday night thieves stole it boat
from Richard Press in East Norwalk.
The case was placed in the hands of
Chief Vullmcr and he succeeded in find-
ing the craft. It led 15195» our boat,
painted cream color and stained cherry
on the inside. Her name is "Bessie.”
The boat was taken from her fastening!
Thursday night, and it is supposed that
the wind was aolight that the thieves
could not get out of the harbor with her.
The boat was taken into the bond near
E. A. Woodward's house and concealed
asmucbss possible. The Chief found
the boat there yesterday, and probably
would have captured the guilty parties
when night come, but not the owner's
brother taken the boat back home dur-
ing the absence of Mr. Vollmsr.
The Put-urn Hun-molt It Bedding.
P.W.Bates force of workmen are very
busy in the monumental works on
Water street. They have just completed
a monument in Bedding on the spot
wbsrnGenernl Putnam held his winter
quarters. The monument is a shaft 40
feet In height and 10 feet square at the
base. The material used in its construc-
tion was procured on the ground sad is
rock‘ faced ashlar. The top islintsbed in
Ins-pox and is surmounted by a granite
ball two feet in diameter. The boss
has four polished panels with a
different inscription on each. 0a tho
west it shows the following: "Ercctcd
tooommsmorsts the winter quartsrsof
Putnam's division of the Continental
any, November 'ltb, 1778. Hey M,
1m.” 0n the cast panel, “The men of
’70. who related hereto preserve tor-
sver their memory, the state of Counse-
tieut husneted this monument." 0n
the north panel, “The world tstollnf
r praises. ostaity stands astou-
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satisfaction, or roomy
Priests-stubs. Innis (than
noun. ‘ '7‘ ‘
W'lttllctt'dosdo.” Outhomtk
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The Altair whittled in Cilll
Monday Morning.
Lawyers Jon. A. Grsyhnd Edward ll.
Lockwood, of the borough, become (1!-
tanglod in a rather heated argument in
the yard of their residence on State
street, near St. Paul's church, the point
at issue being whether Mr. and Mrs.
Lockwood had made unkind remarks to
the neighbors about Mr. and Mrs. Gray.
Gray took the affirmative and asserted
in his forcible style'thnt such was the
fact, while Lockwood replied to Grey‘s
parliamentary argument in his police
justice style by politely telling Gray be
true liar. Then the fun commenced.
Gray planted his left on Lockwood's
cranium, and Lockwood retaliated by
giving Gray a side winder over the head
with a rake which he had in his hand.
Gray got the rake from Lockwood, but
while doing so, he seemed to think it
necessary to run his left eye against
Lockwood's right list with the result of
an elegant mourning badge around that
optic, of which counsellor ,Gray is any
thing but proud to-day. Then the two
champions of law and order came to«
gether, and to the intense delight of the
small boy, and the infinite disgust of the
neighbors, struck, kicked and scratched
at each other until (irsy succeeded in
throwing bickwood, when he proceeded
tonnnihilate him. At this juncture a
passing pedestrian rushed to the scene of
the conflict, assisted by Conrad Stabb,
and with considerable difficulty tore
Gray from his prostrate antagonist, and
after a time succeeded in cooling his
fiery wrath.
Result, Gray one eye in mourning and
thirstiug for more gore. Lockwood,
swollen head and hand, and sore bones.
For both. a hearing before the police
court on Monday next.
PERSONAL mantras.
Liuis Biker of Poundrige is visiting
in this city.
Joseph Dowd will spend Sunday in
Brooklyn.
Josie Bickner is visiting Nellie Kel-
logg in the borough.
A. H. Camp is expected borne from
Durham this evening.
Charles Sumner is visiting Mrs. Chas.
Lewis in the borough.
Mamie Mumford left town this morn-
ing for a ten day’s vacation.
Horace Taylor of Hartford will spend
Sunday with Charles Gnm‘lfellow.
Cabel Wood will spend Sunday with
his brother William in Jersey City.
Mr. and Mrs. John I". Golden are visit
ing their son Daniel, at Glen Cove, L. l.
Annie Bartram of Bridgeport is visit-
ing Mrs. Sydney Williams in the her
ough.
flurry [louton commonly known as
"list." starts on his normal vacation
Monday.
James W. (l. Lickard of Glen Cove,
L. 1., will spend Sunday with relatives
in this city.
Harry Edwards and Frank Harris, of
Birmingham, are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Thomas.
William A. Burrows has left the em-
ploy of Frank Baxter. Mr. Burrows has
not cnjOyed good health of late.
Miss Ella Seymour of Bethel, who has
been spending a week in this city with
her brother, returned home today.
Miss Mary Adams and Sarah B. Drew
of Mississippi are spending the summer
with Mr. and Mn. Robert M. Northrop.
George B. Plainted and his mother ar-
rived home this morning on the 5.40
train, after spending a week in Beth,
Maine.
C. P. Cars and lnez Andes of New
Haven are spending a few days in this
city. They have their yacht in the bar-
bur.
W. G. Langdon and family are ex-
pected to arrive from Europe today, and
will come direct to their summer home
in this town.
The Albany Argus says that in connec-
tion with the extension of the Derby
railroad to the Housemate, a line will he
built from Bethe! to a point one mile
north of Peekskill, at the [docs called
the Narrows. Hence the Peeksklll bridge
is lobe built. 0n the west side of the
Hudson a road 14 miles in length will be
built to connect with the Erie. This
roadwlll hevesgrsds of mfesttothv
11 miles, and makes almost a direct line
to the Scranton coal fields. They will
practically abandon their road from
Dsnburyiu Pishklll, using it for local
trsiile only. The new route will he a
saving of 70 miles.
sir-es 1i, lldstrlotty.
John H. Hoyt, manager of the West
era Union Telegraph Company in the
borough, was called to the residence of
Chief Prowltt to use what was the mate
no.
in Honolulu Han ..
W of IMO lllllo
The formal opening of the mason of
Mmlcllsllwllltakcplauon the new
ing of A 'I, when the Michael ”my
so! will appear on that stems.
company is s strong spectacular
one, having snared on all the leading
stems of. the country, sndis onethat
will greatly M the thesiwgoiog
public in this city. All the committee
engaged thus for for this mm are
Monumscsnbcsmiby the follow
llll’, which Is a list of some of them:
Ullie Aeknstrom‘s for one wick, flew
out and Monitor: for one week, "Don
Darcey,” "She,” "Hearts of Oak ";
Stetson's Opera Cir. Claire Scott, "Dar
Picnic."”Kesp ll Dark "; Barlow Brow
there. Frost's Minstrels, "Streets of New
York," "Held by the Emmi," ”lie,
She. Him, and Her,” and a number of
other delightful pieces.
Thurepastoirc of them will C(WP
slot of open, comedy,dram, concntr.‘
and everything that will please the
bile
Some of these mommies appeared ,
be" lost your, and were well received .
and liked by the audiences. The bell is
in flrsbclsss condition, and Manager
Hoyt intends baring everything done to
suit the public, without regard to cost or
labor.
man mama‘s... wns.
8t} dozen block bone at 5 cents a pair.
Biggest bargain yet, 3,000 yards of hm
velvet carpet of [1.00 per yard. Will kw, ‘
month of August.
5000 ywrila best Blmlflflsl carpet at allots.
rtysrd. '
We how- toltcn theagency L i the ”in
sold cheap.
All kinds of rinxere In. «or brow
keeping department from a bony eirv
rioge to a wmehffib. Soorrrrrnk flow.
A‘lrlseovcry.
A by about fourteen years «hi it»
discovvred lighting a limp of papers
which were piled againntzi barn indoor
o’clock. Mr. White slid lid-rt catch ttc
boy, but waited until be had gone away,
and then put out the fire. No damage ,
war done to the barn. Mr. White knows
the boy and will have sons: one watch
him for further developments. 1! be: in ,
caught, and if it is provost that he is by i
go hard with him.
They Don’t like the If".
The rrrenhaden fishermen along the
sound are reported lobe uplosrm
over the torilqusstioa and my foray
cs Democrats will, it is swirl, vote the
Republican ticket. Many of these
steamers tie up in Bridgeport from day
to day. The reduction of duty on fish
oil proposed by the Hills bill Is a blow
at their business, rrnwnhsrlen being cont
varied into oii.-Brivlgsport Semi.
"yet" Column.
Senator U. Sidney Strum ant id'prelz
seritiitntives (lepton and 51mm of llltmhv
lslnm! Were at New "awn and vicinity
(in Wednesday and Thnrnlibv’ to built lite
to the Claim-client method of regulating ‘
control of oyster beds. 1 : [{erer Idem] '
tho oyster beds are riwm-ii by Mr- mote ‘
and lt'et‘dt-‘t! on terms of ten years. 0b. ,
later years ofn harm the lessee is or is
disadvantage, as, if the lemon about}! it! '
the new term [most to amber perm», he
Immtheinvesrment made in tin- latter
part of his own term. The visitors
were in compilation with the Conmtr,
icut fish commimiouers.
laurel” to (may Isl-Ml.
Do not forget the excurmn to flimsy ,
island under the auspices of the Broken '
lo Hose Company of Daubury mt Mono
day. The Sirius will leave Wilson's
Point, and the fare from this city is only
75 cents for the round trip.
No Appeal to hamlets»
New York Mm]
A respected Wt, retro in—
forms on that he is just 2i and will this
your cast his first rm, asks for inform
tins; and we are sorry to say that we are
not able to give it to Iiiiu.
Our correspoudeut's ditliculty is that
he be» read the [rallied and economical
discussions in mm sod out, which
lie journals for several months psrrt.
"But on yet," be “yo, ”I have not-con
any good or schient reason for voting
the democratic ticket from a main
let's point of view."
Our correspond at is right. There is
nosocb revs. From the point of view
of s protectionist, who does not nastier
ticket. ltissotspvotoettoaiuflstform.
The candidates are- sot m
Thsyhove ”maul-to bum
soloist—and they have not put forth
anyrflort to m Wm
sssvch. Mom and thrivclsliws
havesllbveniutkcotlisrdlrvctiou.
‘srral fever and Joundinr. but was cured
sold for cash and cash only dwingrhr- ,
plex mattress and pillow 1,. WI; I'z'r will be: ,
ingto Peter White [mull night about 1"! -
tenrionally setting buildings stirs, it will 5mm
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jettfixm has been made that during the ‘ .
bsveoecuplsdsomucbspaeeintlicnbv airs
tincture-they wouldssnvritosrsbssueb ‘
m Excuses] pan
The ”rights: Aorta-at not new to
”in. Girls in Waterbury.
A singular accident oceurrrd in Wall
rrbbrv Thursday througlicsrelessrmsoo
"report of stone of lllskeillnd: Sona‘
.mployrr. new little girls, Mary. Jen—
tm and Julia Broderick, daughters of
Dennis Broderick of Brooklvrr district,
were on their way to visit a‘ relative on
Washington street, when Julia ”10de
ick stepped upon a dynamite copaod it
immediately exploded, tearing the tlcrlr
from the feet and legs of Julia and Jere
rue. Mary was s rolls in the rear of the
other two girlsood was not so lmlly in
'jured. The children Wm» taken home
sod a physician sent for, who dressed
their wounds. ‘
A mu legal opinion.
ll. llainbrbige Monday, if”; , County
Arm, Clay 1:», Tea, says: “More used
literate: [litters with mt floppy rewrite
My brother also was var low with llaiv
by timely use of this medicine Ant sate
ist'red chctri’: Bitters saved his life."
_ Mr. D. l. Wilcosvon, of Home Care,
:Ky., adds a like testimonv. saying: its:
positively believes he would be e diet],
had it not been for Electric lam r.
This great remedy will word eff. so
well as care all Malaria timer, and fori
all Helm, Lam and Summon blunders;
stands unequaled. Price 505:. and it at?
Chas. lamina“ Drug i'irore,I
Apricot host's (forlorn (Zulu.
"There hi it r’ilf‘ilm shaped min," to"
itioml .‘wlr. Pilot-hwy, placingnn the table
it small broom arbor ramming ariiminrr— .
:tivc larva-alone or a letter i ', it was about '
. a quarter of an inch thick and two inches f
scrim. The mix Wfl'firffi’ftl and material. .
"It was in W in “liftinll limit," «1— 1
plaimi Mr, f’rmkry, “aims “um ywrirs:
ago, it is said to have lean new! in Africa: A,
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