He Butchers a Young Bride and
Then Gashes Himself.
ONLY 'l‘liltlil-l WEEKS llAllIllllll.
Iaaaad Wil- tltrangen to 'l'hoae Around
Tho-I. and to All Appaaraacea “vod‘
[lapplly Together -— Jealonay Said to
In" Ilea- the l'auee.
Ilium. N. J., May Ill—Murder in one
of it. most brutal («inns baa been (unnmittml
in the basement ot a tenement home at No.
It Alyce atreet. The victim was lint Havilla
Behartaer, wife of John Behortzvr, a sign
painter, a rather young and c. duel y woman.
who bad then mnrriml to Schcrtml' only
twelve daye. llvr nanilunt was Heinrich
Ilinchle. and hmnediately after stabbing her
until he thought Ibo wudead be turned his
knife upon himself and madea desperate and
[reliably mountul attempt to end his own
lite.
lteapattered with Itlomt.
At 3 o‘clock the wild scrmnm of the woman
attracted the attention of the puller, who hur-
ried to the scene. The cry had also brought
a woman from the upper floor, and whiloiihe
Val In the actof (arcing open a wooden shut.-
ta‘ m the side of tho house lcmling into the
human the police arrived. They saw a
half cla woman bcspattcred with blood mak-
Ing frantic eifortn to raise the window from
the Inside. and just behind her, prmtrato on
the floor, lay the form of a man Willi-ring in
a pool of blood
Scene of the Tragedy. .
Dom: into the basement dashed the olllcers,
but the door leading into the room was
locked. In another moment, however, it had
yielded and opened upon a sight that caused
the ofllccrs to pause upon the threshold in
horror. Flat on her face lay a woman, ap-
parently :52 years of age, her hair and L'lolli- ,
lug disheveled and wet with her life blood.
By her side lay the body of a man, apparent-
ly dead. with blood hsuing from n tcn-iblo
series of gushes in the throat. llis limbs were
also blood stained from Wounds in the groin.
A small bed in one corner oi the room and
the wall near it were smttcrcd with blood. ?
The Woman‘s struggle for her life had cvi- i
duntly been a terrible uric. i
The Wounds Declared l’ntnl. ’
A number of police who had been at tracted i
to the sun hurried alter a lili)’>il'liln, and g
word was dispatched to police headquarters.
Dr. Robinson and the police ambulance and
patrol wagon Were prompt in arriving. :
The physician at once pronounced tln- nonnds
in both cases? fatal. The woman said she was
Mrs. Savilla ficliertmr, wife at John Bclicrt- '
nor, a Sign painter by trade, and apparently
a respectable and intelligent lflt‘t‘lllllllt'.
was lifted from the floor. placed upon a
stretcher and rcnmvcd to St. Michael‘s hos-
pital. Ilincklc was s-nt to the City hospital
in Camden street.
Ilia Weapon a .lackknlfe.
The weapon with which the double crime !
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l
had been perpetrated was picked up near the
window through which the unfortunate wo-
man had ottemptel to main- licr oer-apt It
proved to be a large iron nasal jfickkniic,
such as is found on the person of every Ger-
man emigrant. Chief of Police IIOppcr funk
pomesion of it. and also issued orders to ur-
rest as witnesses all who had l>3cn in the
vicinity when the allair occurred.
Terribly Mutilated.
At the hospital it was found that Mrs.
Schertzcr had been terribly out. One decp
wound extended from her i-yc to her car,
another from mouth to car and still another
across the face. Her right hand, in which
she had evidently grasped the murderous
knife, was gushed to the bone. In the hack
and body other wounds two inches deep were
discovered. There were ten wounds in all.
County Physician Hewlett was summoned
to take Mrs. Schcrtzer‘s ante-mortem state-
ment, but when he arrived she had lost con-
BCIO‘L-illeS‘T. llinckle‘s wounds- are equally
severe. The throat had been cut in three
places, but the windpipe had cscnptxl unin-
jnred. No important artery or blood vessel
badbeen muChcd. He had gashed hinisclt
three times in the groin and once in the log.
lllnckle “'aa Jealous.
Butlittlc can belcarned conccniing Jilin.
Schertzer or Hinckle. Accompanied by the
woman Mr. Schcrtzer came to the Alyce
street house about three weeks ago. Two
weeks ago Sunday the couple were married.
They were strangers to the other people in the
house, and to all apmamnce; they lived hap—
pily together.
Mr. Schertzer, when seen by a reporter,
stated that Hinckle hadvisitcd them last Sua-
day night, and that he had been introduced
*Bllillllll’llllllill
- bakingpowder the most healthful and most
She.-
SUPERIOR
THE PUREST Allll BEST
In made only of atrirtly pure grape cmam
of tartar. atrictl pure. blt'll'lullllle of
soda. and a emu! portion of “our an a
preservative. nulhing chic whatever. and
is warranted entirely free, from alum.
ammonia. phosphates. lime. and all the
mlulteranls frequently found in halting
pmvd-w. The character of materials
used. tln-ir purity. and tho nicely of their
combination. Nader Cleveland's superior
economical in use. and it always aflonle
wlll'll‘NtIllI‘, nutritious. and delicious food.
It is rcmmnwmled for purity. healthful-
ucss and etiicio-ncy by Government and
State chemisle. chemists cf Boards of
Health. and pmfemirs in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in runs. full weight.
Ciuvuuxn llmmtuus. Mun. N. V.
'31:: Chicas‘. To; 27c: Ofetci.
RE.
'l'll‘i' IT.
”ERFECTLY PU
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23.3.; 2.27:: ......
I. M. It H Illt'IL imm-
I the luncrgrndul.
3: 52:30:13 '39: C3..I.".'.l..
".7 {trifling ”in, Now York.
l-‘».r c-a‘n I”. the “wt in.“ rs.
i~'. ii. i. i“"l'(l2\' sh (1).,
l). L'Iitllllll'lllilil'.
CHAS. H. I‘Ifiilllfi,
t-lzzntl: 't'oru'nlli, t'onu.
n54... em and Reliable:
nu mm Lin.
Nuwalkllewluk.
— THE PROPELLE RS—
"
~a
t ' a ' ' . ' . V
(,iiy oi horn all. 8; Eagle,
Will make daily trips. annday- excrptul. for
freight be-twn-n New York, Nomalk and South
Nurwalk. Will lcarcl'icr ZlJoot of Buckman street.
Sew York. every evening. cam-pl Saturdays. at 5
0'r'nrt:. Mill on Saturday at 2 p. In. lmrc Nor-
wnik Bridge and soul Nonvalk every evening. ‘
Freight taken from and received for all
points on the Dunbar, and Norwalk and
Shawn]; ltallroada at Ureatly Reduced
Katee.
Upon a iplit‘tion to agent! the City a! Summit
and Rare will be rent for special lot: of height
anywhere in New York or its Vicinity.
WA“ portions are forbid trailing any n! the
employees of the booze of this line on accounto!
the owners thcmoi.
TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Paintial Steamer,
[lane Bharle‘s,
Capt. l-‘red L. Byxbcc,
Will commence Making Dally Trips to New York
Monday, April 29, 1889.
Comfort, Safety and Speed.
-'l‘lll-
Cllllll'lll'l lll'llillll, lllifllll’l
250m. LOTNO- 1- 2501::-
down the from and on sleeves
with Torchon Lace 0r rullle.
CllOll Lace in front and Torchon
Edging on sleeves, also em-
broidery front and Lace trim-
mings.
and Ton-lion nr
trimming;
shape.
very neatly made.
SOUTH NORWALK EVENIN l‘
mum
WWI- W89 m u
GRAND DOUBLE BILL !
Continuance of our Special 390 Sale One More
Week, together with our Great Bargain Sale
of 250 and 500 Lines of Ladies’ and Child-
ren’s Muslin Underwear.
N ever before, in Norwalk’s history, V218 there seen such
throng of people under the roof ofuny Dry-Goods House as was
found in the Boston Store on the opening day of our 89c. Sale.
Hundreds of customers turned away, and for the benefit of those
who could not get waited upon, especially out of town people, who
could not wait after 10 o’clock, and to enable them to procure
some of tho bargains offered at our 390 Sale we will continue it
to ' another week, positively ending Saturday, May 25th.
l
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l
GRAND MAY SALE OF
Price, 25 Cents.
m
Sillil, llll'fllS, ill.
NIGIIT DRESSES trimmed
CHEMISES with deep Tor-
DRAWERS it «My Tucked
Irish Lace
Bands cut yoke
SKIRTS ivith five-inch ruille
CORSET COVERS perfect
;‘ .3 f .9 guy...“ .
. = t» n r H II
Price, 25 Cents.
SKIRTS of superior quality.
with deep Hamburg tulllc and
lacks, also Cambric rnlllc with
deep Luce edging.
(.‘II EM I SE S. pmnpud-mr
style, very humlsmncly lrim-
mcd in l'Imhrnidcry uz' 'l'orchon
Lace. y
Summer ____,U____1_1derwear
Seldom will you have an opportunity to buy Muslin Underwear at one-half its actual cost.
But here is a chance. Just read our list. then come and see it what we say Is not. so.
print a few of the designs, with lll‘lCi's, which we will olIerthem at this hale.
We
Mam...»
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“$3.
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Price, 26 Cents.
C II I LDREN'S W II I T E
CAMBRI C and SEI-IRSUCK ER
DRESSES
[NFANTS’ SLIPS. hund-
somely trimmed with Embroid-
ery or Cumbric rulllc.
luv line Bridal Sets, 3 and 4
Places, only $3.95.
376. BUBSE‘I‘S. 376.
100 dozen 50c Corsets will
be ofl'ercd during this sale at
370. Remember this is NOT
a damaged line. such as is
being oll’cred at this price in
So. Norwalk, but. warranted
all perlcct, and as good as you
In le-ava .
Wall-.3 minim?" “mu .“lt “it“
. . 4 I
ton in Hoar-.5 1.45 a. in till 6.8).: .0. air-7‘9 it.“
.,... -. ,, . . ___,_
Ilavlhmd’u l-‘rull more.
“but! UllANtiBS, llANAN tit. l'ltlil. DAT“
.1 all kind of Lula, unm d trail, confectionery
and reliable Flmur and Garden hoedr. lullhm'e
and Food and (travel. at
U. A. HAVILAND‘H. 25 lain at. Norwalh.
Nwtnbahflioloidbyc ‘I'. Dunedin hag-e!
One ena- worth in Illult‘lr‘llt lo kindle any calla")
tt‘.
so the. at 500 Each.
I3. 1'. LINDEN“), -“
Water 8t..N
f“ t!
'l‘flonfldmirlmzuyuien menu: from dally can
tween: them at It. J . CU’l‘l-llik
' __ Raymund RI
1. OPERATIVE AND HRI'IIANK‘M.
I
'21.._,,W..£..‘E3?L"1w9in “we?! 1-!"
(‘ W. BAOKLIFI’E.
OUIBMI N.
Bicycles. Umbrella- aad l‘araaola
Eileen and ecu-more Ground Lawn Mower- Repatr-
li in In
UBRBLL a L'lldllllllll WOULD AGAIN
"yawn.
“wit I'm. at
B. HADLEY.
Meal anal-unem- applied for exincllou‘ of teeth
without extra charge. Crown work a rperially.
I. LOOK A 0
Key fining. law ”not and fiche! Jobbing.
epatn-d. Knives.
ed and tihavpenul. 3 Clay t, no. Norwalk.
i‘ call the attention or lhoee who want homea or
Iota that tbryhavnal 'uaupplyml hand that will
he uttered very low (on in next month or two. till
llwmon um Hrm'dll‘l. tam altered at lahori
man‘n price. Aline all kind. of lnluraaeea an
autumn:
IV AVIS” LOCATED [N W. A. Wlll-Z
rhop l am new titted up and am prep.
all kind: or general jabbing and machine l mg.
Blcyclee renewed and new parts lamb-h ,. a
mom-m ground and rewind. Sulefactluu ,.
tout. Call and give me is until. ' ll
«peat I: am-
1'. ll. (RUM...
Lower end of Water lit. 90. Norwnlk. mll in
Here They Are!
Coach, Road.
Draught
and General l'urpoaa
Alao Trotting and Saddle
Machine Shop.
‘ tan-s
do
“7IIIT! AND LM‘E WYANDOTI'ES. BLACK
Mini-roan. Uold Pcncilcd llamhnm. Bard
PIymou-h Buck» and Pekin Ducks. The best tlnu
pn mium Mark.
apli :La 1). ll. STEVENS. Sotnh Norwalh, Ct.
1} GREAT RBMBDlBs combined In flalr’o Syrup
0 o! Tar. Wild Cher! and llomhound. the beat
Cuugh Syrup and Lung Salaam in the worldsls cent:
almule. II in Invaluable tor Creep in children.
Sold by all trauma. 'l no genuine- enly nu tao-
almile of tin- tixnalun- ot Jan. B. llalr in red ink on
early one -. liair'o Pharmacy. manufacture",
firicmggmn.L‘mrn For sale b P. [HALTER
booth Narmlk: (l. R HALE. . nrwalk. not mine
HATS! HATS!
The Correct Styles
in al. gmlm uf sun and Soft llqla.
Spring Style
3111; Hats,
Boys llats. Polo Caps, Tennis
Caps in all colors, Crush
llnts, (£19., at
K NAP P’ 3,
9t Washington St.
l.
‘ Particular ntlcnllon putt! to
l-‘lxlng. Cleaning and Ironing
Silk flute. til!
TUB
Merrill Phonograplc Academy.
axo—
Commcrclal Training School,
bl Atlantic eh. Stamford. Ct. ln Swine
Dayana Evening.
‘llORTll’AND and ‘Typcwnling De rtment
L, under the pcnonal instruction or the ate prin-
(ipal and hueincde manager of Gafl’ey‘o shorthand
school, llan lord. l (mu.
COMMERCIAL Department. for the Many 0!
I book hat-pine, germanihip, arithmwir. can,
in charge at hot. .A. .\\'udent New York cur.
Young nun and “omen carefully prepared to fill
honorable and lucrative paritionn. .
Remington Tipmitcr Headquarter: tor Stanton!
aadficlmty.
Basil tn [loam supplied with competent aeeist~
am» on short notice For circular: and tall infor-
mation call on. oraddn-oe.
Hits. )1. A. llERRlLL. Prim.
51 Atlantic rt . Stumtord.
EVENING
Commercial School.
BUSINESS Drummer—u, a system 0!
Mlle-o. ari all kinds 0! hueineea paper. with
Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry.
at Waahlnmcm 8L. - Naiith Nor-Hulk.
Del. County Creamery Butler.
DANIEL L’IIOIIMEIDIEU.
BA
OORNUCOPIAB. CANDY TOYS. and a tall um
MrsJohn Holland
Bummer gimp:
B1
Grass Seed.
RAYMflNl] Bill
A. 5, 10141111118. :llllii
JEWELER.
l’lne Wan-h Rewiring a sluiclalty.
7' iii-r665
l'l‘ PLEASE EVERY 'I'IIilC
CANDIES
0! all kind!
ERY!
M..-—»—
Pinvt (Vim
meat of ornamental randy.
MUDIB’E “LUCK.
The Best Cabinet
Photographs
$3.50 per Doz.,
----AT
NORTH’S.
Into It
New and SecondHand
WAGONS,
New and Second'Hnad
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
One Grocer’s Wagon,
(inc Butcher’s Wagon.
«J TILIZE .8
Seed Oats.
-um-
Barn-Yard Man ures.
‘.
which our ac olars do barium. they are practically
Bargainsllll'
0t Outrich leather heads.
allow. for 50 c a.
It) flu. up.
a.“ 9191s! ;'
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Stoves. k0,,
BOUGHT AND BOLD.
The until-crib" inn annular-II on hand a latte lot
or "(fluid hand furniture. ahlr he will dim-w or
waninahle pun-e. Melted-band lumllure
adl bonubt and called fit.
W. PODHORE.
ltcmion IL. Dart-lumen.
Ialb In
a
... -—-—th Til—~—
Fawcell’s Headquarters for
l\[ l I.) 4 I IV IQRY.
3 Water 15L, Norwalli.
We are selling Nu. Ill Ralin Edge Gawain N"
hone. in all color- {mm 15 eta. up. Wreath. m
:0 cu. upward.
to
e have jun received a tell line
at: llpa In one band. II
A full line of Infant! up! (mu
MRS. FAWCETI',
m- -__...1L0.'1!91l!_-
Have You Heard it l
no, What is it i
llunt a Zelufl’lieep the
Nice-it Market In the City.
BLAUK nu LUBS'l'lilll
Delivered every Saturday morning.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Wholeaale and Retail.
lillal'illllli, Lettuce, Baillie:
l-‘mm (imam Pam every morning.
Pure Tamatoe Oatanp.
Imported Sardinea.
Anything on want in the market the on can
lmti nay day at y W
IIUN'I‘ & ZELUFF’S.
Spring Styles
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilts
At 25. 30, and 40 Cents, Double Boll.
Ennbossed Gilts
New Styles, at 40c. Double Boll.
Painting, Paper Hanging,
CALCIMINING.
DEGKER’S
Palm and Wall Paper Store,
1 8 North Main St...
South Nomvalk, Ct.
SORIE
Special Attractions
A
Ambler &'Sammis’.
40 yards Fancy Matting (by
roll) $4.00.
Bargains in Black Sarah. 670.
Bargains in Black Peon-de-
Sole, or Lnxor. 1.00.,
Bargain in Black Rhadame 97c.
Bargain in Black Fallie Fran-
asamanfor Whomhiswife kcpthonseonthe P ular PM. fitting; very line Muslin, trim- have often paid‘fiOc for. {$.11}le m...°""’,;':,,'§‘;-',. 'm‘“°",,,,,f*“°”‘ BEIE HIVE cais'c 98c
Plank road previous to her marriage Be- 0}) (388- d x 1 fl l) 'd d = - sue THAND Aim Trixiewairixo m; . ‘ i '
yondthis he knew nothing. So. Nor-walk to New York. staple mc ““ ‘ “‘3 cm r01 0 an E , ; flngllf’liéhmfl *gz,7:3;u:;h;;~, :33 General Intelligence OBI“ One lot Plaid Fianna-ls. Etc. rc-
County Physician Hewlett does not believe Trip, 40 cents; Excursion, 70:01:10- tucks down from“ All styles, 4 J; . . . . . P a u] . and Sun 'firursdayweninpe, I" d ' . 1 f . , 1
thatelthcr them or woman can possibly 1-,, g ”in . Wilson Pointonaninlot . Ty ‘ - i. "' me lllli [i all 8 3 GERMAN CLASS—4 practical timber from A" m, in "5' “I "‘l’,’ ylzeut. 0' “mm! M Hut 1‘0!“ 401.: to 230.
Wfl- ‘ "no-fJiSiE’t'rxmn 13.5.. no Nnrwnlk at 756 I. CHILDRE)‘ b DRESSES I" 7. 29' C ‘ H a Yalci'LCollize gin-s herons two afternoons each gang: .ahhhm'aiflaggm ’m one lot Plaid Flanncls, &(. I’C
————'——~— ‘ . . g.“ 453!!!” _ -_ - l ‘ U h V h «N: . . . . . ‘t ' . r, ’-
Burglar! in New Rochelle. fiafiflflifiifi‘gfifmfim :3” sugar, ['31 Cambrie and Gingham. Price, 9) LII S- m f8 as. ery ll 8 D- Would be plmdto have you call or arite for $233013 E’eorcm%ttwe:¢fgnaggr “g ’
duced from 50c to 38¢.
particulars. FRANK ll. RU§C0&
River. 3.30 p. m., connecting with mine at Wilson
Gazette Banding, Not-walk, (2t.
Point.
thing you can on here, an we will advertioe at the
am Rocnzauz, N. Y., May 18,—A gang CHILDREN’S DRAW ERS
of thieves who have been operating here the
past six months without detection entered
the newly erected stable of “'illiam Curtis,
on North meet, and carried oil a valuable
at of double coach harnes. A few evenings
ago a dog valued at 8100 belonging to a fam-
ily raiding in Rochelle park was shot by one
«Mtbicveainordettogain admkiionto
thahouaeaintbatlocahty. The boldness
with which they are plying their vocation
Always Take the lionsatonic Line.
For further information apply to
run NEW ENGLAND remnant. co.
SIDNEY oration“. v. r. a 6.11..
:56 South at. New York.
0. E. OLDS, Agent. Wilson Point. Conn. apa
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.
insulin 1 NORWALK mnsxoa.
all sizes, trimmed with fine em-
broidery or Torcbon Lace.
SLIPS, tucks down front and
radio, very neat] made
INFANT’S CAMBRIC
LADIES' LA N APRONS
with very deep hem and tucks.
DRAWERS in t arious styles
finished with Hamburg 'Inscr-
tion and Rulllc, or very hand-
some Tore-hon and Herring-
bone Braid.
CORSET COVERS, an ele-
Visit our Kitchen Dcp’t.
Bualnm College.
P. 8.—Also ol Bounce: Department. Bridgeport
1‘8 t!
Fllll. Bill llllll Gilli. Fill
Will give away on Friday,
May 24th, at 4.30 pm, 1,440
a at
‘ ‘ Q
v. A. SCOFIELD, @
IIAS OPEN” AT W h
The am of the winner Ileana, nim'iéfifii'd'lhfiflfi $5.933.“
Boaidhyihedayorweek;
South Non-lit. a department for the aale ol
onion at day. We have a eitt room for Ladiu
and oncchyir Gents alro. mg
aho Raging.
m in: Your: Bapeettully, Bl! BlVl,
One lot 54-inch Tricots, &c.,
reduced from 85c to 500.
One lot 22 inch Plaids, kc.
reduced from 250 to 12k.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
haa muted consternation among the resi. D ”an” 4th.!!!“- gallt assortment In lOW neck, Pig puzzles, one to every Iboy Second_hand Furniture 30.5Wamag, Borough.
“MHML ranger-mm. POnipadour, high neck and V and girl of Norwalk, and hose A“ mm "0mm” and 9 A FULL LIVE 01" E & s ‘-
u A
mm‘“ mm’“ 1“" Lv.Norwalk. ”23:33:11.“. Anni-ea roi- 500%. LOTNO'Q' 50¢“. shape. all made of fine Cambnc for miles around IL 1 Win talegnodatonelloa commie-Ion. 0:1: and ' 7 ‘ .
,m'mhmmwfig-mmgfigflm 7.5... 7565!:- .03.... NIGHT DRESSES—MOTH. and finished with embroidery Boys and Girls: you <19“ m Pumilurc.C-rreu.0mckery. a. Builders Hardware FINE
vihthat whoever “$3.... intoxicated“; figs; 3 a”; "m 131% D"... ER HUBBARD—handsomely or Torchon Edging. - have to buy anything iqut' Just MO.NEY LOANFJD ’ .
m ' ' . m P- - . . -
mum 55:1"3: mgm 434p: ‘5 3mm :3: $1,. .d trimmed With Emhrmdery In- . . form 1“ line 0" Mill“ k t" P333 on \anchea, Jewelry. ac. PAINTS, D
m fiction mm, 1 “3 ”‘5‘.“ “3‘ .. .. m .. 3 . 1 f , through the store, and out. on inm-xneuumummmmmmumm _
i”Inna-I. =5“,me t of no: aha] 3‘,” .. , “ ,gg .. .. m, .. .. sertion between c asters 0 W ll St 0 curl and b e addraeed in Box an. South Non-ii. will receive 0 I v ' h "
thnalnety daysand m 900 emu. tucks, also clusters of tIICkS and 1 5 8t . 1. ome . y, prompt attention. um I S arnls es. . ____"__
. a.m. - . ' ‘ 5 - 1'8 III IIIC _
Lac '1 min t - . . . .
Dal-mt- W “I Mont-III- - m p'" NORTH. Embrmdery or t m gs. ‘ I Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish. SKILLED wom-
million-'13, 11%;“. mflmdltm‘: Lv. Wilton Point. 1.7.80. am moor-Ia - e [I eratnrs ——'—,’
M '1 action as receiv in 'ca no Jim! in .l‘ ‘d 210m: .
am a: .m I mmfim will be 3373“! .. m 3.5!! ”x :3“; . 1 . Wire Steel Door Mata, mr&‘$&wm3‘“m' '
miriytonroiiewbliuizrm mTEm‘T; 1% “a ed ‘ bill“; ed Iii: "'3: '7 ‘ " ' A rum. 1.1m: biennium-2m. .m’ ' I"
’ ” ix. “ ix . ix .' . , ‘
mychangetheproportion slightly. :3“? 2% f: :EPQII- . - , 1-7, , , Wa 0' QUINTARD, IIOMERB. HOYT,
.. - ~ “810 mu. awe:
7 15
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