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fiififl;
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Qua IrcsWorhs
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ofalroisycorlumo
ii honorarium“: to.
hot husssa aotoosaor is
mtllths Irohycar
not to will its from ”a
dhlsilaglussr ssothst rat-sad
smart.
I. 1. Harold “author lasso-ass.
Tbs Atlantic ooaststorm will probably
:7 , coutiuuoits esst-norihcasterly movement
today. Another depression w'ill prob-
ably advaucs from the Northwest to the
Ilka region to-dsy and shortly affect the
‘ «weather of this section. Temperature
underwent no decided changes in the
United States yesterday. In this district
' today partly cloudy and fair weather
will probably prevail, preceded possibly
by rain near the coasts, with slightly
lower followed by slowly rising tempera-
ture and fresh to brisk northerly shifting
to uortbwesteriy winds, followed by
clearing. In the Kiddie States and New
England partly cloudy to fair weather
will prevail, with brisk to fresh variable
winds and no decided thermal change,
preceded by rain near the coast line. On
Tuesday in this section and in New Eng-
land warmer, fair to partly cloudy
"titer will probably prevail, followed
, by rain in the northwestern and western
parts of this section, and on Wednesday
. partly cloudy weather, with slight
changes of temperature, followed by
rain.
mutaturo Almanac In To-Isos'rww.
flightids Inwtide Sunrises Sunsets
3.86 9.30 6.21 4.52
THE LOCAL NEWEI
The straw factory is turning out up-
, ward of 175 dozen hats per week.
The rooms of the Norwaik Club are to
be lighted by incandescent lights.
--'l'eu pounds of sparirib or sausage
for $1.00 at Ford Bayes’ market.
. John Greenwood bald out his milk
J routs tc,F. Smith, of the Falnisw Farm
dairy
, ’ _._. 1;.
’ Twonew cottsgsssrssoon to boerect-
‘ ed on the Jones’ properly on Cross street,
borough.
‘—Great reductions in prices of ment,
at Smith's Washington llarket.
8.1.Rubyhasbegun ihcerecticnofa
barnla tbsrearof biscsrriagsshop on
Cross street, borough.
A number of people from this city wib
hosted the How York-Brooklyn base ball
gurus Saturday flmnccn.
Aspecialssdonof thoCcurtof Bur-
gimco will be held this evening, when a
clerk to succeed W. H. Perry will be
slanted. ‘ ________ .
William Curtis and Allen Chambers
were beforsJudgoKnapp this morning
W with drunkenness. Each was
fiasd .2 and costs.
~Iiadies’sndchlldreu's bangs cutaud
curled at Il- hais L. Bollock’s, so
Washingtcnstroct.
l'hsBoyoDspart ,mcntof tth.fl.Q.
' ”its" ‘twss” ’ tertililmsdt
Ii i’flk’éll r
, svoaingcfthia weok.
" Ibscboruttbatiatoaiugintlao
great
slum Wni’ii'iil‘smbid
u-It lsouly a person with ansctim
had-am thatmatesch‘buav
Iasmmitisactuallyconductsd. Thisis
thsspscflhyatl’nnkEItuscos'sCom-
“College.
Thcscwhosrs to take-part in Co.-
puyrslululrohwlll meet forrcheur-
mlatthsarmory tomorrow night. The
data or holding the entertainment will
, prubahlybsfixsd at that time.
, Them-oar for the fair and enter.
“Wildfire. for this benefit of
shuntehurcbluiastllorwalk.hasjust
hashisausd from Tits durum. otlco.
“Mum” bu housing and tho
marathons with one of the
”Mausoleum that part of
them
fli‘llib“ .‘ "12521?“an ' " hilly cysts
W'clillcok’udhddsrCompany parlors. Y
r
mamrmflmmsa no
r...n..uu... W“ “W
to. Too.
loglalaiircad ,
Raymond Bros. atablss at thsircosl
yardasobslngthorcogbiytnwigatsd.
-Tan pounds of
torsionatrsrdllsyss’wsrkst.
ITbcmosofIlowaytcubosmissdns
buildlnglotsthat ho offors for saloon
tho installment plan.
Ifsinbrrs of tho Ilowaytoo Sons of
next Friday cvsulag.
Tbs Iadlss’ Auxiliary of tho Y. I. C,
A. will meet on Tuesday afternoon at
So'clock. Alargsattsudaucaisdssirad.
‘ smm forA. II.
& Ion, has roturnsd. from the
woods of Weston. Boar stories are in
order now.
.r , ' ‘ Dim '7 . lo
“$03.33: Iii-ls 111,335.53
Washington street.
As will be seen by his advertisement,
Prof. Corns is at A. B. Ferris’ jswelry
store for the purpose of testing the eyes
of all who call upon him.
1
The members of Co. D will resume
their weekly drills Friday night, and
next Tuesday night Company I" will be-
gin their drills for the winter.
Joseph shannon, who pleaded guilty
to breach of the peace and intoxication
before Justice Selleck last Saturday, was
unable to pay his line, and was taken to
Bridgeport jail.
-—Orent reductions in prheo of meat,
at Smith’s Washington larket.
Photographer North has placed one of
the electric clocks in his studio. A
gentle reminder that Christmas orders
should be on time. Better late than nev-
er does not apply to good photographs.
Ellis Parker, well known among rail~
road men along tbs New England road,
and baggagemaater at the station in
Plainville, was struck by a locomotive
attached to a freight train Saturday ai-
ternoon and killed. Ilia body was hor-
ribly mangled.
—8mull fresh home for roasting, I26.
a pound. is liberal reduction to board-
ing houses, at Ferd Bayss' market.
The second regiment won the regimen-
tal shoot at New Haven. Ito score was
tied with that of the First regiment but
captured the first price because its 500
yard score was the larger. The weather
was cold and a heavy gals blew across
the range making the conditions must
unfavorable.
A meeting oi the South Norwalk Bar»
list church will be held tomorrow even-
ing at which every "member oi the
Sunday school and church is requested
to be present. In addition to important
business being transacted a musical and
[horny program will be rendered.
—Fresli Sparerib and Sausage. from
corn failed Pigs, received daily, at
Smith’s Washington Market.
In ono of Irena Ineb’s public mind
reading tests at Soothington last Friday
afternoon a Ir. lIrzard put a quarter oi
adollar in suonion and hid it in the
carcarsofalsmh hanginginthoruarkot
offliiupson & Dunn. She had no trou-
blsin finding the onion. Calling for a
knife the out it upon and found the
money. She was blindiolded all the
time.
PERSONAL llh'l'lilii.
Fred Wardwcll, driver on the street
railway, in taking a two weeks’ vacation.
Bo will spend ital New Canaan, huskiug
corn. ‘
Hail Carrier Flinn is taking a week’s
vacation.
Will DcKlyn returned Saturday frtm
a few days visit with his mother in New
Yaawityrisatriiirss Twist“ countabl-
5
Ir. and Ira. 1?. D. Lawton merit Sun-
day with Ira Lawson’s sister in Strut,
ladi‘ .
‘ Barry‘ritsarr'spbsr backroom“
orb.
John Comotock, of Stamford, isvisit-
lag in this city.
Robert Hamilton, of New York, is via-
iting with (harks Brown.
Henry B. Lewis, of larlborcogh, is,
visiting with Kr. and Ira. George H.
Parrington.
Joseph Brown has returntd from a
visrtin lsasschusetta ‘
Tho Kisses Balls and Gertrude 0.ui—
stsad, oi lott avenue, have returned
frumaprotracisdvlsit with fnonds in
New Jersey.
A 'sssuu Maw tumult.
While under the infiaeiyaof liquor,
Saturday evsaiug. Jcssph fitsrgss, a
Weston farmer, ran into a horse and
aisvssr «sum.
M An Itch
This noun twosisall hoysworalnbatho ‘ ”flaw
urch wall This , .
by gains-imam! magma-unmanned»
The
list last
thslrirlsads to listen to tho
cfaosxssllsat“flarvsstOcocsrt."
”Mlmm.
Is-‘Woaalooious'
2. illuso-
as Italian. who has
sadwhoM‘s lam nit-bar oi his
atwhatlscslisd tbs
n. follow
spsisrib orsaussgs chairman of tho comatlttss wasJ. If. ‘chthhslty—ophcabytbs
hybnandlhammwm'slrtbatbssvhmmsnoioriousfor
Ilssssl’lcrsnconsnsdiotsndllargarst
drunksn brawls, mardarousasssults.ssll- C” in
scalars-summ- J. Inland. rs. ”summarising-scurry variety
docsradcusof dowsrs, fruitsand vaga-
cicrl tkatawarrantwas
.tablsssrouodthspulpitwsrsveryhando 0" '0' MI m can hiiussli up to
dusts Jarvis. Joanlo Possslt, lira Farris
Totals Davis and Gifford Hoyss. Bsrtis
Tilly, Eddie Trowbrldgs and six boys.
list HotttoPonaolt plosssd avoryons
Fosmugaacloscdanunihsrol tho up
its cm in thschoras. Ila-as
Daisy tad Louisa Aboudroth
suugsolcsandahoiuthschoriis. A trio
oompssrdxoinfllx I” Mann.
Quiphsil Insults. Csdrflhdobut ass a
quartet composed of Ira. Campbell. Ira.
St. John, Chester Talks and Henry Tilly
also delighted tbs audisncs with their
selections. Tho singing by- the school
was excdlsai. ‘I’ho pastor, Ilsv. J. A.
Biddle, mods some approprists remarks.
Charles Pallioawofltow Inst Ilafara a
Untradltatasdio-mhslauor.
Charles Palllocr of the firm oi Palliser,
Palllser a 00., of Bridgeport and New
York, has been called to mount for toy-
ing with the country pcstmssters. He
was taken before U, 8. Commissioner
Shields on Thursday on a charge of via
latiog the postal laws, In connection with
many country postmastera of Connecti-
cut. IIc contends that what he did was
not in violation of the laws. It was his
custom to ssud out packages oi circulars
to rural pectin-stern in this state and
New York, with the understanding that
the documents wore to be stamped and
mailed, so many such day, until the lot
was disposed of. Then Ilr. Palliaer
would settielhe accounts for the stamps.
As the income of the pcstmssters oi
these small cfilces is affected by the
amount oi stamps canceled on outgoing
mails, the poatmastera were naturally
pleased with In Pallissr‘s arrangement.
When the facts cams to the attention
of the post office authorities they looked
at the transaction through two provisions
oi the United States statutes, one of
which prohibits postmastcrs from cond-
ing not mail matter bearing stamps not
paid for. and the other oi which infiicts
a penalty on such persons as shall at-
tempt to induce postmasters to do any-
thing in the conduct of their ofiice which
they are prohibited from doing.
Acting under the provisions of these
statutes proceedings were instituted
against Ir. Palliser and the postmastsrs.
It was found that out of about seventy-
six postmortem to whom he had suggest-
ed his scheme about forty-two had ac-
cepted the opportunity to increase their
incomes.
IIr. Pallistcr was represented by Roger
Foster, and the government by Daniel
O'Connell, assistant United States dia-
trictattorney. Several poatmsstcrs were
present to give their testimony in rqsrd
to their trrsrmctioss with Pallistsr. The
examination will bacontinucdou Nov. 7.
Among the pcsttuastsrs abova referred
to is FLThomos of Rowaytcn. What he
did inthccasswas known to the post
0% departmsnt prior to the transaction
andnoblamscanbccrsditsd to him in
the miter. He will go to New Haven
in a few days and doubtlcm will has, no
difficulty in explaining matters satisfac-
factorily.
no list hails.
Business is progrsssing very satisfac-
torily,inouringagccd ssaoonon nearly
all clones of goods. All winter goods
are in excellent demand for immediate
dclivsry. The now season’s productions
in fslthatsbavcbscuwollroceived, and
some very fair orders have been booked,
but larger sales are expected during the
coming month.
Beportsfvom all sections indicate con-
sidsrahlsvacwwm ‘ p g trade.
City'snd near-by jobhcra'ara generally
M'fimuw rn'swflzau it“: narrowly.
“lqfill'l'ilumlb W its-1w
noinsor ”the newspapers have stated
the Bridgeport Second Adventists are
making preparations for tho world’s
coming toansud inafcwdays. Ilsv.
A. J. thslsr. oi New Basso, wasssk-
odflunday ifauysuch proparatloaa wars
being made thorn. no said: “Not It's
all a Its about the Bridgeport Adventists.
Fonoof usheliavothatthsworld h com—
ing to an and right away.”
AMQMMW.
Saturdaynight toaumdrivon by Burr
Chief Vollmso. Ith thsthshss
Tempsroncowlllholdau oystsr supper Rial-lion's- W by Ito-u Mhlh-h-bliohdflnslltw with-
out a llcsoos. Be, on tho contrary.
claimathatithasbosnthscustomoftlis
labours to “chip in” some mossy on
Saturdays andpnrcliaasbssrw’liloh they
would divide smougthomselvss.
This morning tho prisoner plsadsd
guilty bsforo Jadgs Knapp, and was
fiarddfllaudoosts.
W .
in"; “NW has.» wheat!”
“use? «osmium , ~.- at
Tho Philadelphia ltsm says the “Quest:
ofthsl’laius"lsons of tho best sausa-
tional plays that has been produced thcrs
thissosson. Itdsplcts sumo truowesto
crii scsnta most vividly, and the thrill-
ing adventures of bravo Jana Crayling
seam indcsd most natural. Kata Purs-
aell lsahandooms looking lady, and is
eminently fitted to portray the charac-
ter of such a brast desperate woman.
Tho supporting company is good, and
tho spacialtiss ars all ucsflent. “Qusen
of the Plains” will be soon at lusic Hall
Tuesday, 20th, and at the Opera Houss
Wednesday, 80th.
"Paris. tho magnicesnt."
Wednesday evening, Oct. 30th, at the
Congregational churcb,ProhH. II. Hagan
will deliver his illustrated lscturc. “Paris
the tlngnificsnt.” The Toronto Ifsil says
of the man: “It. Hogan is a man of
splendid lecturing qualifications. and au-
piiires his audience as much with his
descriptions oi the historical and rs-
nownsd places illustrated as by tho illus-
trntions themselves.”
N
n"
i
nownrth llibarulca.
Saturday evening Nov. 2 will appear
in lusic Ball, Bo. Norwalk. the famous
Boworth Hibernia and Dublin Dan
Comedy 00., in their latest laughable
succsos,Biundsrs. Ilr. Howorth has sur-
rounded himself this sssson with a ban
tor company than be ever had before and
is giving the best satisfaction every-
where. No laibsrulca Cc. traveling
equals his in the magnificence of the
scenes in Ireland as portrayed by this
company. And tbs uoveltiss and
specialties Introduced arc laughable in
the extreme. We copy the following
notice oi this attraction: Howorth‘s
Grand Blbsrnica and Dublin Dan
Comedy Company gave us a pleasant
surprise. Tbs show cams bars mcdsstly.
but it has mods such an impression on
our theatre-goers that it will ever find
boron houos crowded with friends to
welcome it. The entertainment is simply
great.—-Booton Herald.
Bow Bout III] Buy a Home.
Every man of famlly, no matter how
limistd his means, must provide a hours
for his family, and such a man, having
the natural feelings of a husband, father
or good citizen, will labor very hard to
keep that home above him. For this
home rout must be paid, and it is a well
known fact that the class of houses
usually occupied by workingmsn pays a
much larger psr csntags of rent on the
capital in them than the larger, more
expansive and elegant residences of thcss
in the enjoyment of larger lnccmss than
workiugmcu can command.
It is the soon with a largo majority of
the working people of this, as well as
other countries, that they live from hand
tomcuth;iuother words, thssndof the
week or month or year finds thorn—if
lndoad, with all their littla debts paid.-
with nothing laid by to most tho ordi-
nary contingsuclcs of dcknsm, in. of
employ-out, or the like, and this, though
a man may bo isdustrlous,scbsr, healthy,
org Mommmufi
.oi. m
mmwmmw
inconstantiyiuhotwatsr. Ilhsgstsa
dollarluadvaucstc-day,somapusxprct~
cdnecemityputshimadollarbohind to-
morrow. These icons itstu,howcver.
he always maaagss, by the utmost effort
tohssppsidup withotolsrahlsdsgree
prumptncss—thls item of rent. To
ksspahomsfcrhbwifsandllttlscnss,
everything else must glva way; little
9.
thsdeoisiidof thslsndlcrdforhu rout.
Tho monsyp'aidforrsntwillhuyo
hoass. Ifthoa thaclcosly driven man
willlaborsckardsudsadsrsomuchtc
“WNW
Worldshvls," killed
'0
Mkmulalmmwmmbbsdw or
WIN” t t
slskpccksiaattsrhs had wad-avg
John I. Dcnahus, thsdsfsulting Hart-
ford Moo clsrk. was on Saturday
bound cvsr to tho Unitsd Btatss court
Ind was taken to thsllsrtiord jail in
default of bonds.
William Bruin of Row London was
bouudcvsr to January tartn of thssu-
osrlor court, haturday, shargsd with
casing. by craolty. thsdsstboi
Crisp. awash-lad“ gitlci Waterford.
. Thadprlsglsklfllooandlmwythsi
L _. »
r I- '0 tantalum I!
will ncroaao itsca talrstock'frum w,-
clots sitcom, Ulil'litdct'h’bhlldlcg
”bnysst, thrssstorlasinbsigbt.
Tbs crops in Connecticut bava exceed-
od in proportion the ontiro average crop
of the country except in the mattsr of
Irish potatoes. In this matter the state
is about twenty-firs psr nsut. bolow tho
avarags.
The will of David L. Aldrich, of Hop.
klnlou, B. I., gives to the town of Ions-
up a lot for a library and $8,000 for the
building, provided the same sum be rais-
od; also .l,000 sach to tho Iothodlst and
Episcopal churches of the town.
The thrcsinastsd schooner "Aunts B.
fireball," 720 tons, built for Carlos Barry
aml others of New London, was launch
ad in Madison Saturday. A four-muted
séooosr, to register 1,400 tons and to be
lunced from the sums yard next Juno.
will also be owned in Ilsw London.
Henry J. Hattoou of Waterbury has
been enjoined from sstablishing a come-
tary, on this ground that his object in
starting such an sntsrpriss was to sm-
barrass tho Ersrgrcsu Cemetery associa-
tion, which had refused to buy his land
at the prics he asked.
Saturday Julia O‘Rourke, a young girl
who had been working in Bridgeport
and whose homo was in Waterbury,
died at her home under very suspicious
circumstances. Coroner lfix will inves-
tigate. Indications point to the fact
that the death of Miss O'Rourke was
caused by an operation performed in
Bridgeport.
Thomas Palmer of Now York, a com-
mission manhunt, was found dead 8st-
urday at Stoulugion. He had been gun-
ning and was found with his head and
shoulders lurmsrssd in a spring, while
his gun lay near by. He had probably
indulged in lntoxicauts previous to st-
tsmptiug to obtain a drink from the
spring, and after losing his balance was
unable to recover himself.
W. B. Gaylord. recently of Iferiden.
died suddenly in the office of the Grand
Union Hotel at New York on Saturday
morning, of hemorrhage from the lungs.
llr. Gaylord has for several years spent
the summer in the Adirondacks an ac.
count of a lung trouble and was on his
way home when tho fatal hemorrhage
oocurrod. He was in business at Iieri-
don until a recent date. Hi wits and
child have lived in Wallingford recently.
He was a brother of Dr. Gaylord, of
Branfurd.
l!
Flags for Schools.
Redshaw post, 0. A. 3., of :Aosonia,
have ordered flags on every school homo
in Ansouia, and next Wednesday oven-
ing they will be promoted to the schools.
The operahouss has bssn selected for
the presentation, and, if pcmibie, Dc-
partmeut Commander Picrpcnt will make
the mutton. _ The principals and
schoolccmmlttssmsn favor the plan pro»
posed. and they will furnish .ths poles
for the flags.
Roger Shot-man council, 0. U. A. E.
havsvotedtoiaruisb afisgfortbsscbool
boom in Shelton, and the committee
have accepted the odor and will allow
It to. fly from tho the polsvwhlls tho
mat
'l'ks auaasl brlcsds shoot probably
willhsholdrsgularlylulsptsmhsraad
atlilaatio lathsssarfuturs. although
thors mayho a delay of sonic years.
’l'hoooadltiosstharosrs senior. 'llio L
nosndttlsvslandllssiaa psrtoi the
shoot Thanksgiving day.—-Palladlum.
Thalwwltutohssay’.
W; ”Missing who has Ichargs ch
making tho topographlcsll stile'y'oi the L
state. is now at work on ’a section of 22!
occurs miles, which includes Cheshire,
loridcn, Bouthlugtou and Bristol.
signal for the purpose of triangulation
has bssnplacsd on tho topof lleriden
peak. something under 85 feet high, and
the accurate measurement to the top of
the signal is 1,085 feet, making the peak
something over 1,000 foot high. The old
coast survey made it cos feet. The
measurement to tho top of Wolcott
church spire is 858 feet. In Prospect and
Wolcott are good forms at an elevation
of 800 foot. says tho Hartford Times,
while at the east is a rocky lodge with
no farming land over 400 foot high. The
height of Mount Sanford between Prosw
pent and Mount Carmel is some oil) feet
whilo Mount Carmel reaches only about
700 lost.
—--It is a sad day for a hodsekeeper
when her grocer gets out of Brussels
snap.
A
Why favor- la Around.
The probability that an unhealthy au-
tumn would follow the unsoally wet,
cool summer was surly pointed out. The
heavy and long continued rains washed
a wide extent of country and carried an
extraordinay amountof surface drains"
into the streams and reservoirs and wells,
and it is from these sources that the rup-
pliea are now being drawn. The bad
condition of the drinking water of New
[liven is one of the causes to which the
physician of Yale College attributes tbs
six cases of typhoid fever which hsvs
appeared among the students in that in-
stitution. The lack of sunshine, com-
bined with the int-gs rainfall, left the
ground and cellars unusually damp, and
the absence of extra precautions in air-
ing and drying houses which were closed
during the summer is undoubtedly an-
other causs of the prevalent unhealth-
fulncss.——[Philadslphia Press.]
incur In by sin; iii-T.
When I think of the towel, the old-
fashioned towal, that used to hang up by
the printing houss door, I think that no-
body in thess days of shoddy can ham~
insr out iron to wssras it wore.
tramp. who abused it, the devil, who
used it, the comp, who got at it when
than two wars gone, the makeup and
foreman, the editor, poor man, each rub-
bed some grime oil whilo thsy pot a heap
on. In, cvsr and under, ’twss blacker
than thunder, 'twss harder than poverty,
rougher than sin; from tho roller sus-
pended it was never bended and it fisp-
pad on the wall like a banner of tin.
grow thicker and rougher and harder
and tougher, and daily pot on a more
inkisr hue, until one windy morning,
without any warning, it fell to tho floor,
and washrohen in two.—Brooklyu Eagle.
Charles B. Greens, coiomd, was tried
before the borough court in Stamford
Saturday, charged with an assault on
Ira. ltacbsl Wilson of Long Ridge. Af-
tar bsaring‘ the testimony Judge Curtis
bound theaccussd overto tbs superior
court. Greens was unable to prusuro a
boudof $8,000 and was committed to
all in Bridgeport.
Tbs
It
says:—
“The ‘8an and Bounda’ Club find
great sport to racing ovsr homo-try.
Tho youna ladies hsvssdcptad a hunting
hares besides
as they run by, whlcuarocaptursd by
thsyoungndy.aiucugthshounds,who
summons bunirsroi lsstweek :3:
CH”
or not
durum-sum
that:
lhslrbfl
customs thstsuablsathsmtorunand ‘1'-
foucss with case. 'l'hs .
thsscsnt, loavo u:-
prstlyllttlsprlsssbaugingcnthsbushm ..
«H-‘m' ,' "' " . W t ,' urination Mm
iii . «sips-farm “ lliiliiitiillliiili
'WA‘H‘ lI it'll ' . ., MLO- ”lb-all: WWII-'50
«um drains to'lislllr'smtsfid'it a"; ‘
youwlllpsrsistinhuying infiniorscaps
iostsadof-llrsssslssaap.bestiuucs.
lanaadlouuds.
l
IIEI‘TII"
719?.
macaw
Aurascao «unaccou-
b
' mosstsdnhkp’ssd pass “:35
country whishls pm from very was
high winds. and. ranges of 800 or 000
yards could in
At tbs rscsnt bvlgsds shoot and sitar
tho Bronco's team had dsfsastd thsTirrt
somsoiths mouthsrscf tho latter team
cloud to shoot tho fiscond's team for
Ohm a side. Whether tho oifsr will he
considered is not known.
Thorn aro still some suthualsats in tho
Ssoond rogimsnt who have not had
enough shooting this tumor. r. It is pro-
pcssdtctako twomsnfrum sach com-
I“! pony in tho regiment and have a friend.
‘ scrum oa irons
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