new. A" .i ".
IAGGIE uncut-1L FREE.
She Obtains a Divorce from
l-lr‘r Husband.
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TI": ’l‘llhlllllihl 13 Hill I'lhll.
Illa I-altlilumiuu 'l‘nmlilu-il In ly the
“unmn iiillr “lion- “e “:u lulluintc.
“I “chi-m to troll” nu-I llmvlullnr
Molilll Arh l‘rmnplly.
10501”). B. J.. April ll \ -lii~ »-- Inn
limo grant-d .\l:i~4,;i- 51.x. iti'il, llu' ll It. .u,
[run her tunic-nil. ll--nl\ l‘ l'il-lu it, by
l'liancellut' .\l-|i.ll, i2. .lmnv l..uin,; Jud
bot-n tilul in film I‘lllllll‘ 'I i nu. - .1. Hm .l:_-.
“icei‘hlcnn- ill the «nu it.» I it, -:i Ill .‘h-u
JMI‘my and Sew York nil-ll .‘r l:|[-l ll lint"
main charm on M ll'~'l w. 1‘, 1r ill it liwi'
lilhliflllll, in “5! null l“l. \‘ll 2 win .‘ilinnic
1'1 Munro, “lo on: thwi ii. in. in Spurn-um
Maggie Mitch-ll nlw .ii .i) -\ li‘ltl a hull
:igovpciiul u l ‘llel‘ n«l~lr «r l: - f. - m. bin-l.
Hhc thought N am it I um» . hi! 2. n .1 “lb
~h-ckmlnlii.~ min ‘nl-. lt \-.l~ \\l|ll“li l-y
lliiinlc Mu n». iiim n hill' 9 ilunl ,... Ely owl
in Syi'iicu-c 'l.i.~ l‘ll’u‘l‘ n-‘umm -.l,;wl that
the lliltl lawn Lilininlc “Illl l'..llll~-ck. .lllIl
flllllln‘hml Mi». :1. ‘llt'll “in run: lllr l-nl-r
uzulbilh'l‘cil . I-lli . nu; ib|‘h l~~ flIi‘l‘ h’nluu l‘n
l‘lllvlt‘lll)‘. ritl‘il -.i ~ .‘lill-iwll zn~ iiulul lin-
yim-eculings for i‘.: ll - I. til-l un
fill-Wt‘l' to l. :2' bi;l ul‘ . rilillvl'lilll, ill n) .n,: that
h. luid been guilty of minizr j.‘ \\ lllt any one;
but he fuilu to ink». tho mm us Blilllll in the
PIN". .\li"‘l=v ,‘Jw-ii‘c «ill unlicz‘ oath lII-‘ll h:-
iunl been u.l.z;i:ilo oilh lwi'.
Urunda Juli- n. Min m1 mull. >r. li-liliu~l
that. ville kin-u l'c. lilac}; null “'ll‘ mini e of l.t‘l‘
tl:;il::hler'a in who; \tliil hizn null of tli-- r In
lilnaitc acts. l‘w:li lira-Lirul that thy tllll
not know that hold all mo u innrrud mun
until 1&4. Mil-n they saw him not. it mu
put. in (‘Vl.lc..t'e by Muggl: .‘llll'lll'll lluil
them “us no coliihlnn bet um n liri‘ an-l l'nvl-
dock for the Illll‘lnN' ul N curing the IllVIIll‘ -,
Minnie Moore la reform-«l sinn- hcr ninri'ingw.
and vuluntn-rul ln ln'l'uliiz‘ n \vilue» lit in:-
cable. The ill-crivc “n3 signed by the chancel
lor, upon the advice of .‘olvmiry Muster .\'.
.\l. Dickinwn, of ”it: city, to “lllllll all lite
evidenw “in: whiniltcd.
Maggie Mitchell married l’llxhlm'k on July
13, 1:91., and livnl Willi him until the- illM‘UV-
cry of the )linnic )loore letter. 'l‘l:cir rosi-
ilcnce, she >tnlul, llllll niwnys l-ccn :it lnng
Branch. Hhcwnsu li'ucnn-l faithful wife,
and hflll suppxrlml him out of lll'l‘ lllt‘flllS.
.‘ilieliml frwpicnlly Iii-:irvl rhnrgm nth-cling
liia‘rluiriuti-i'. butdulliot put any fnith in
them until lliniiii- Moore told her atory. Th.-
clinncellur nctnl promptly, in vii-waif llll' fact
that Paddock refuel-d tn tc-tify in his ownln»
half, and consented to submit the cue \i';th-
out nrgunn-zit of counsel.
Pall-lock, in his answer to the bill if com-
plnint, {inert-1| that his troubles with his
wife grew out of her employment of a certain
performer, “hum In,- “'lallt’il her to Illbt'lltlrgc,
which Wish “lb not l‘i-xlu‘i'ttal or olx-yul.
. _
“'ifr Murder and suicide.
Fiusxroiir. 1nd,. April 0,—Willimu l'ray,
a disolute character, this afternoon shirt and
killed his Wife nn-l then :hot hillls"if. hay
is still alive. but cannot recover. T he muple
lived unhnppily and bull wparatcll. l’rny
visited his wife this ultcrnmn and attempted
to elfect a rcmnciliutinn. The woman rc-
fused to again live with him, wh -reupon he
killed her.
'll\-il'lI‘
Animist Killed by nought.
“‘iuaisnzimnz, l'a.. April li—A gang of
roughs attacked John Buclianmi, a wealthy
young man of Ambler, while he was on his
way home on a lonely road. Um- of the gang
shot and, it is feared, fatally injured
Buchanan. He was left a large fortuuea
year ago, since which lllnl‘ he ha.- limn drink-
ing very hanl Noun“: has yet been made.
CONDENSED NEWS.
The New York Yacht club has appointed a
committee of seven to consider what nvxtion
should be taken on Earl Duuruven’s chal-
lenge for the America's cup.
Miler“ James Gallery, of the l’ittsburg
and Western railroad company, dial suddenly
at his home on lliiaml avenue, flat l-lnd,
‘Pittdiurg. He “it: about l‘ilyrm-s of age and
quite wealthy.
The steamdiip leer-lam. which lcf t Ani-
stenlam March 20, li:L~i not arrived at _.\'civ
York, though her si~ter ship, the Utulnin,
which left four days later hm arrived. It '-
iiuppmcd that some of the Lx-nlain's ma
chinery has broken down.
A Boston dispatch says it is stated that no
gotiations are pending for the settlement outr
aide of the courts of the noted J. Amory Cod-
man will cast: The lawyers engaged in the
cruise refuse to give any definite information
concerning the terns of settlement.
Frederick Friedcrichs‘en, a pimpcrous horse
dealer, from Hamburg, Germany, “as robin-d
of $1,?!” while asleep in Busch's hotel. Hobo-
ken, N. J. A man who registered as William
B. Iewis and occupied the next room to
Friederichsen. and who is missing, is sup
1.0551 to be the thief.
The town of Pinter, Conn, has elected a
manta and reltwitaitive, both Republi-
carw, which tinker the legislature a tie on
jomt ballot Serum—Republicans, 23; Demo-
crats, 10. House—Republican, 24; Demo
anti, 3?. There are foru'tccn more postponed
elections to be decided.
The stockholders of the projected new rail-
road, the Lockport and Northern, have
elected the following officers: President, Wm.
Bpalding; Vice President, W. T. Ransom;
Treasure, John Hodge: Secretary, Charles
A. Kong. The road will be' surveyed next
week, and is designed to run between Lock-
and the Lake Shore at Olcot t. The cap-
ital stock is wow.
The lithium meteor ohscrvel at Portland
On, Sunday evening, was also seen at points
extending north from here to Puget Sound.
\A incident of Yoko Prairie, w. T., claims
thattherneteorfell near b‘ui farm, and he is
sea-clung for fragments. He says the mom]-
inado I win like thunder, and the shock of
lumtaotwlthtlie earth was like the do;—
or my cannon. ,,
”Rich dt 00., 70 Kllby street, Boston,
.tlnoldutfidthoulainthocitymroflnancially
”bun-ed- Thoir liIbilitieI misplaced at
w,“ and nominal assets at 82:21am. They
won owners of the Hayden Republic,
hilly wind It Hayti. The trouble over this
on! and the closing of the Huytien ports
arc-id tohave crippled them. It is expected
tilt it I meeting of creditors extensions will
toot-ted. Ind that the firm no pay in hill
The hum wII founded in 1313.
Dr. Grin. I prominent physician and al-
I. “dill N Ablfll‘l, N. Y., and his wife mp-
aratcd I fortnight ago. the latter leaving him
udnmruiuz to her home in Syracuse on
account of alleged cruel treatment. he,
”ninth daughter, whom the father 3..
tundtosm-rudcrtothemotlier. Yesterday
I: 0th appeared in Aulium and kid-
thachild. driving royally awn; Dr.
mud!“ Film “Maul the- morning
wh- without null, and it is zumuiul that
humour-emeritu- imru out took the
woolly-am
l‘ELl. lil‘lWEl‘ll nu: CARS.
DANIII. GRAD". A BRAKI‘AN.
KILLS!) tuumuuv ITININH.
III: Dead and Iliully Inngleql Ilody Found
that the lolloablo Iron aliop- Sta-II-
Ind Dancing Shortly Before Ills Death
The Data“-
Another fatal railroad accident occur-
red in Meridian 'lhurIdIy night by which
Daniel (lraity, a brakoman on the Con-
solidated loud, loot his life.
The north-bound freight tralu, in
chargeuf Conductor NelIou with John
“hire! an engineer. started Ifter it had
taken water Thur-day evening and when
it. reached the Lake «fleet crooning a
opting on one of the can broke and
caught in the crossing. causing the train
to separate. The train wan stopped be-
fore any damage was done and was
lmclicd down to couploonto the can that
had broken away. The unfortunate
brakcman was on the head end of the
train.
Urady was inn particularly planant
mood and while on the car was dancing
and singing and exchanging pleaonnlrlca
wuth the engineer, an the car he was on
was near to the engine. While passing
the Lake Blrt't" gates the writer apoke to
Grady; The train after toting on the
cars started up and not so far on the .
Malleable Iron works, when the conduc-
tor learned that the car thIt was damaged
by the brake beam breaking, wail tip-
ping lo one side and, thinking that it
was dangerous to run with it in that
condition, stopped the train.
The engineer and conductor went
down to the car and examined it and
calling for Grady: the breakman who
was stationed near the car, received no
answer. They began to look for him and
soon came across his body, which was to
the right aid" of the track. Hid head
and left arm were cut nearly oil and lil-
breast bone badly smashed. the cor pus—
iug over his body at an angle, beginning
at the left shoulder blade and ending
under his right arm. He had fallen off
the car. The train was backed into the
portion of the yard known as Broadway
and awaited f urlher orders.
Medical Examiner Wilson was sent for
and in a short time he, in company with
Station Agent Stoddard arrived on the
switch engine which had one flat car
with a stretcher on it.
The dead body was laid on the stretch;
er which in turn was put onto the car
and carried down to the freight depot
where Dr. Wilson searched the man's
clothing.
111- found on his person a watch and
chain, knife, money, keys and several
other small articles which he took poo-
scssion of.
We liud ourselves
room to display our g
immediate outlet, and
walk, and we mean
pcnse them for lllOll‘
M. 8.
mark for years to co
per cent.
Buy
R E A. D :
lilll'Sfll lilllll'S.
Cambric and Muslin Corset
Covers, high pointed and
square neck, trimmed with em-
broidery, tucked, pearl but-
tons, felled scams, cost to man-
ufaictui'c 40c., our price 25c_
CambricCorsetCovers,square
pointed and low neck, trimmed
With lace and Hamburgli, cost
to iiinuufucturc 50c., our price
35c.
Cambric Corset Covers, 4
styles, high necks, V fronts,
\llamburgli insertion on front,
lulu & Sluulu
Clearing Out Salel
On Monday, April I,
We will commence a Clearing Out Sale of
Dress GOOdS
UNDERWEAR, tucked, perfect fitting, cost. to
manufacture 85c., our price
FLANNELS. 500.
CARPBTS, Cambric .‘Corset Covers, 3
styles, V front and back, also
high neck, Hamburgh yoke,
cost, to manufacture $1.25. our
price —‘.”-__ 750.
‘ lll‘lllll‘l.
Drawers, 2 styles, made of
good Muslin, lucked, trimmed
with ruffle, cost to manufacture
50c., our price 250,
Drawers, 2 styles. 1 style
lucked, trimmed with lace; 1
style tucked, Hamburgli rullle;
cost. to manufacture 75c., our
price 400.
Drawers, 3 styles, made of
Cambric and best Cotton. 2
‘stvles plum cluster tucks, 1
And some goods from all our departments, which
we Iliall offer It
HALF-PRICE 1
lllBLEll ll llllllll.
Nulluu—lluluuliuu!
Fresh Canned Herring
‘cost to manufacture 850., our
Price: 50c.
Drawers, tucked and deep
Torchou Lace Ruffle, cost to
manufacture $1.00, our price
———«¢~— 65c.
llllllllul.
Chemises with lace edge,
ruflle on hand, cost to manu-
facture 500., our price 25c,
Chemises with Humburgh
insertion and lace, all sizes,
coat to . manufacture 75c., our
price 350.
Chemises, 2 styles, Ham-
burgh yoke, fine edge on
llllllu l lumsluul’s. ... ,,
, $1.00, our price 50c.
M. 8. SMITH.
can. (manor.
12c I (In, or 9 Cans for.l.00.
——«o————
SeedPolalues
Early Rose
New Queen,
._. _ ,. .«p ...._-
style tucked Hamburgh rullle, ,
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SOUTH NURWALK-EVKNING SEN'I‘INEL. SATURDAY, APRIL 6, not.
GREAT ‘ “ " "’
Muslin Umluruuur
Specialty !
Wm.
w.“—
terribly crowded for
nods; we must find no
how! only through
the good people of South Nori ’lllk null Nor-
right now to recom-
libcrul responses to
our previous announcements.
.“ U
‘4
SMITH
llas never done things by halves and when
he makes a special effort it has always cro-
atcd a thrilling sensation. Our 1880 spring
sale of Muslin Underwear will be a land-
me, and every price.
quoted below means it saving from 25 to 50
while you have an oppm'tuuity.
Don’t miss this gigantic mark-down, even if
you can’t use it for :1 your to come.
READ!
lllulll Dresses.
Night Dresses made from
Best Fruit .Muslin, t‘ambric
rulllc on neck, sleeves and
down the front, cost to man-
ufacture 50c., our price
25c.
Night Dresses, Mother llub-
bard, tucked yoke, Cnmbric
rulllc, cost to manufacture 75c.,
our price 50c,
Nirrht Drosscs,’ Mother llub—
D
bard, yoke of line tucks and 2
llamburgh insertions, edge on
neck and sleeves, cost to lllllll-
ufuclure $1.25, our price
75c.
Night Dresses, Mother llub-
bard, yoke of line llzunburgli
insertion with ribbon, llnm
bui'ginscrlion and lucked culls,
line edge on neck and slccvcs,
cost to manufacture $1.50. our
Price $1.00.
Night. Dresses, yoke of 50
tucks, llumburgh insertion and
bending, fancy cuffs, cost to
manufacture $2.25, our price
$1 .50.
Willa lulu.
Walking Skirts, plain with
links, beat cotton, cost. to null]-
iiliicturc 62c , olir price
” 25c.
Walking Skirts with (‘am-
bric rulllc. 3 tucks, cost to
manufacture 85c, our price
50c.
Walking Skirts with 3 tucks,
Hamburgh rulllc, cost to man
ufacture $1.35, our price
$1.00.
Walking Skirts with double
Hamburgh ruflle, 3. tucks, cost
to manufacture $1.67, our price
‘31025I
Walking Skirts with flounce
and clust of medium tucks on
skirt, cost to manufacture
$2.00, our price 81 .50.
M. 8. SMITH,
opp. DEPOT,
So. Norwalk, 0t.
Arr rllll l‘li'llllg lurguin:A III l‘arp. ta.
SILK.
Black (ford Bulk, warranted all silk Ind not to crack. 70c; Wtil'lll “.00.
We nlno have an unequaled line of Striped Sarah-i, in all uhadm and at price.
to hurt all.
DRESS GOODS.
All inch all wool Henrietta. 75c; worth “.00.
42 " “ " Semi-a, with band on aclwgo». 50c; mint. The.
to " Mohair. me; cold eliicwhere for title.
at ' llmiru-itn. in all all-doc. at 23c.
40 -‘ all llulviugn, 59:; worth The.
CALI. EARLY AND fillt‘lilll‘} 'I‘IIB
SCOFIELD
No. :I (Suzette I‘luilillng. Nor-“111k.
“ Bridgeport Bargain House,
W. B. HALL & C0.
Fol-lords, Pongcc and India Silks, rich
Trimming, and Dress Silks.
Grand Opening Exhibitions of Our Entire
Spring Imaortatlon of French Saunas
an Scotch Ginghams.
The racial-lion. in then- fabrin. which we prewnl to our our ms for lnancctiou thin near-on bu never
been equalled in Amati-I. Ind include: every known nvylc and color which lin- hi on devised by the
European manufacture", many of which are coutrollul by no. and cannot be found elsewhere.
SATINES.
In this popularmlilrrial we announce I lu-o'lldcnm: army of choice and dt‘clmll'c colorlnzr. with I
harmonious and \Il‘ll'd armament and blending of figured ill'ccta from the minutes-l to the mint elIborItc
WScotch Ginghams.
In three a we rhull show I thoronizh Ind r \fllpll‘lc murmur-in nf all the latcs' atria Ind combina—
tion: to Co on. atrium. and Plant: with “in“. t‘om-d and Braid. ll rm cu, Snuw and l'ialda wlili Brodie
Ind (hiibrei-fl’wu; IlIo l'aiii t‘hambru with Lure. “raid and t'onlrd limit-til Ind l'lrun thumb“ in all
the most and mod dcrinblc coloringu. El-‘gant Culllllllmllon Suits. limb Robe Dream. Spring
Cambrian Ind Pumi- u.
lluudrcds of New Effects in Fine \l'dol Goods.
TRAVELERS SAMPLES.
Very Wide Surah Silks, 75c and $1.
Elegant F :iillc Francoise null Armurc Silks
Wide Black Silks worth $1.50 at :51.
Best Silks ever sold at 75c.
Wool Goods.
All the new effects. New Robert and Sidebandr. Ill the new combinations.
lllllllllllllllflll llllll llllllllllllflfllllll lllll‘Elllll.
One box of the genuine Toma (‘amrl‘l "Il' ('lolh the run hen dollar quality, at only Mk: I ml. We
do not know of another fabric in the market to well worth a dollar I! rhi-. lt id pure i'ain:l 1 air, Iridc
double width, I beautiful twilled weave, and I broai’clmth tlnipli. At .50: l.- a Wt-lldf‘rfnl Dmfll.
About 1‘.’ piece more of the 50 inch Cauicl'e [lair Cloth at 70c. '
15 ploca of the Drop d'Alma at 50c
One lot of the dollar Sagan. very wide at The.
lung lotofthe 50c Serge: at life.
A few more i l “Ml wool good: at l9c.
W.B.I-IALL&C0
_,_- DTKVIDWST’OW,
'F u r niture-
BARGAINS
In Chamber Suits.
Solid Anthue 01k Chamber Salt, 8 pieces, 835.00; formerly said It “500
Ash Chamber Suits, ti plercs, 320.0). The beat suit ever mid for the money.
ruin-mu Mahmr. TABLES-
Cheny and Oak tnucy
The fluent armament of Antique and fancy covered chairs. Foot Ila-u, Blocking Cues. etc
DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
up s'razns.
FRUIT PUD-DINE!
A most delicious Deon-.11. “at can be prepared in five minutes; Rare, Vanilla, Chocolate Ind Macaroon
flavors. Those who have used itepcak highly of it.
No. I
For the Lenten Season we have first-class,
Mackerel at 161-. lb. Mackerel in lo and 20 lb,
kills, Salt Fish and Illoatcr Herring. kc.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32¢ a (102.
3 lbs. Nurllllulll Cruuluulu Bullui for $1.00, ur 35c ll.
3 1-2 lbs. Cliolcc, Sweet Rosy Butter for $1,0r 30c lb
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter for $1, or 28c lb.
Fri-uh Ciuued llcninzm flue uti‘le. two cans for 259.. Clam Chowder in cans. Pickled lobster and
Lambs Tongue, and spiced oyster: in glass. Extra t'holcc Prunncls, 15: lb.
Fresh E888, 200 per (102..
Shredded Coda-b in dcllxlitful: one pound will go tor two plmiids of any other kind; 13¢ package. Try it.
California Prunes. 10c lb.. 3 "H for 25¢. Laue California l'mues, l2 and lie lb. 3 en es Soup for 10:.
2 lbs Choice Layer Figs formic
WE SOLICIT “YO-UR ORDERS.
1 E'lmrou aged the quit-bated new mop Collard goods; they IrcItthrIn u .
, . CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington St., - - So. Norwalk.
Large Sales. Small Profits!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Spring Opening Sale»
._‘1r_
C. H. HARVEY’S.
lwoald moat miwtnlly call the attention of the public to one at the
Laruusl lluuls ll Bulls 'uul Sluts ll 'l'llll lulu.
llavlug Iddcil $3.000 worth In
NEW SPRING STYLES,
Which are coming in daily. and which will he sold
,At‘ Prices Which I )of'y Conlpotition.
coin. and examine with before purcha‘aln elsewhere 'l‘l i: eat . '0 l. k - . ' l
“dun“!- lturucmber we place a l L in ‘l l the lead in prion, “I or
C. H. _ HARVEY,
."sduoi-{yé‘lkmg’xfi'ivonnmm Qt... -' SouthNorwalk.
M... w»... MW...” - m... ..
SCOFI LD
(in Friday they “'Illupun .5000 yurdu of extra ruin-r at 50c per yanl.
Ml'llllt'ltl“, Velvet", llody Illtl 'l‘apculry Brussels and llcmp.
HOY
We aim carry a complete hue of Alminmr,
The lineal. line of Hatemia in thin Vicinity, from lot; up,
French Saleem, 210 1 one of tihallmi, 10c.
Elegant annulment of window draperico in all utylea and at price- to wit Ill.
1 par line of ahaden, at 23, 28, 35, 39 and 75:: are of «racial value Ind bountiful
i Hull.
We exhibit tho but line of ladies Muslin l'mln-rwcnr, Jv'fllt‘yl, Hominy, Glove!
Ind Notions. Her (-0ch to the public of this vicinitv.
Next week we will have a line of Indie-ii Spring Jackets. ranging in price fro-
Olflfi to 810.00.
Our Illnlllllgd are of llw latent paltcrna and louvmt prizw.
Un Monday. April Hill, we will offer 40 yard» of good matting for 05.00.
Our line of ltuga iii complete and our pricca below competition.
BARGAINS \"IIILE TIIIC" LAST.
& HOYT,
No. 39 \Vasliington tilt ., 1‘30th Nor-walk.
The most elegant display of
Foreign Novelties
livcr shown to the public.
A large assortment in
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
And prices to suit the public.
FANCY
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 259
A large assortment in fancy summer hose, prices similar.
”:ch also :i complete line of
00008.
on ‘—-
._.... Q..- .-
VGuaranteed Kid Gloves at $1.
-—.__N __._.
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give us a call and prove for yourself.
I-I. Krieger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
CARPETS !
Ingrains, Tapestry,
Brussels and Velvets.
Will. PAPERS!
10 Cents per Double Roll to $1.25.
._AT._—.
A. lllli'lllllMAll & 80M.
84 Washington Street. South Norwnlk.
'l‘HE
Palaue Queen
FURNACE
IS USED IN
NORWALK.
so. NOELVALK,
: EAST ionwanx.
,. Andhlrordmbeibmmtm' '
¥ , ”an. Pot-hi! ‘ ”.
_ li. l. Llllllllllllll 31 Ill.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
——A’l' Till OLD ”AND 0?—
- ‘1'. 3013.3 noun a; son.
SPRINGWOOD.
I‘Il'l ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY.
m FOLKS FIND 11' TO THEIR ADVANTAGE 10 TRADE WITH US
GIVE! Us A TRIAIJ
, SENSIBLE Low-‘cos'ru‘ 0 '—II'
.70 El mum. {gaff -
III-W
n!
.1. M m. s 1.. 11...; month.
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