Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 24, 1890 · page 4

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m Aim-nova rem.

“lll'l‘” a... lm‘f‘f‘” “Ell”

MW Biohardr o! low London in
virilingrrlatlverlu town.

Revival m will be held in the
Mile Chapel every evening thie
weekatlm.

~‘l'ry the “Island Clem” flour—yon
will are none other.

Wowlll print mow the first price
on ”Our Country,” by Ilia
“I, ”Entchlnron

The funeral of WI; Nancy Gregory
will beholdat tho BeotAvenuo ll. E.
(Jhareh tomorrowalternoonat zo’eioek.

—Fov matte, rancher, ante. etc, try
Plahtod’r Comp. Extract of Red Coder.

Join Miotou, ol Killingworth. bar
hourponding a low days at the reel:
denoaol Jamerll. lanoonfiouth Main
rtreet. r?

the annual convention of the Benefit

 

 

1mm oftbo'l’otnlAhntinenoe

union or Connecticut will be held in

‘ New Haven, April 15.
-llr. Biabopwill move his hoarding

honor to no.8 Baviland street, South
Norwalk, April lot.

Smithllrothrve'beanrwili be counted
Wtodoter-inowhogoiothehnnd-

mmepianoen exhibition in the ehow
windowottbeireboertore.

' The‘ofloialboard or thoY‘rrnt u. r.
Churchwillholdamceling thiaevening.

Thenattrrotanewcburch will probar
bly hnhrought before the meeting for
confirmation.

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r-PIrohomerrenderedlardanaek-
ngeaotzblbemudupwardr, lorboa

pound,atl'erdllayer' market.

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Aware
Avenue It. I.
aeratertheyuryeaeotrairiegtaadator
thearwrdllee. ‘lheaborehwardllrd
withanmrntivoaudlauoe. Attorney-
rralarlaatloaawweraag by theehdr
themertlagwaeoyraed withprayerby
Romano. ll. Myron. yaatorotthe
Warhlagtea ParkOhuroh. Bridgeport.
Irv. 0. I. Prggeouounced theobjrot
otthomutlngattd llr.’l‘honlyenn war
allot-pol tor remarka. no te-
laabemotauueraadgotthe

 

neroiru which lollowed. Rev. George
Van Aletyne. of the llorwaik ltethodlat
Church. then took ohnrgrol the meeting.

ranging irora Iii todhoo. whichaggrel‘
gated 00M. lie thenoalled tor euh
ecriotlou. Ar the namee ot the-ob.
ecriherr were announced tlu y were re-
corded by B. B. L’llontulediou, who act-
ad or secretary and alao by rolicitorr
who were atatlonod about the church.
Itr. Van Alrtyna theochooked oil the
llgureronthr blackhoud to euole the
a-auatihathadhrru auhtcri . The
rabrrriptionr were briekly given and lit
lbooloaoot the union 88.450 had been
anhacrihad. Title in considered a very

large amount ae many of the henvy _

given were not prerent. A torture oi.
the meetlugdhat war enjoyed by the
people war the overeating oi .50 to lie
and Ira. You. The meeting cloned
alter the congregation rang the darn-

At the evening eerrlco 0150 war rub-
ecriM to the fund.

EWS’I'ZBTAINI: WENTS.

1h” Mo “to of fun.

The Scranton Truth bar thin to say of
Harrignu'r Hiberican Troupe. which
will hereon at the Opera [louse Wed-
nerday evening: The dellnentiour oi the
several characters were clevcry drawn,
and there war jnat enough trarraty oi
nationality to make matters pleasanl.
The Two Barncya did what wan expected
of them. They created much laughter;
Agnea Hallock, aeNora, rparkled over
with ton and eong. John Williamson
handbd Illa pnppctd to the itlltnonueh
delight at the young In well or the old.

Organ Berlin].

The luat organ recital of the season
will be given at tho Congregationalm
Church Wedneaday evening. Ilr. Frank
Tait, organist. Mira Lillian Sherwood,
eoprano, Hr. Everett Noyes. hero, and
chovur of forty roicer. Beats can he
recurod at Plaiated’a and Gregory's. Of
It. Tait. the Poughkcepoie Enterprise
rays: “‘l‘heexeeution at Air. Tait wna
mnrvelonr, allowing him to be acum-
ploto marter of the large inrtrutnont.
An one man expreeeed it, ‘ho fairly
Inadoit talk.’ In hia rendition of 'Old
l’oikr atllotne,’ ararrnnged by him, he
diovlayed woudorlulakill oI execution.
Every one of his relectionr wan rendered
in a manner highly artistic. Mr. Tnltl‘
lolly “mining hie reputation as a su-

periorartiet.”

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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last
urdey morning. came to light later
in tbedey. 'l‘owerdralgbtaouato-er
atopyed into It. lrita’r rhoe etore on
Itala atvert and naked tor rot-e brietlea.
lu hunting around [or them on a rhall‘
above hie bench..lr. Prltn lonnd the
and money in armali box
eontelniug brietlee The lindingot the
pocketbook encounter Alfred Knox, the
boy who was account! at ateallug It, end
tpnde to atrengthen hie areortlon that he
know nothing about Ite dirappoaranco.

na Iew lent mm.

The Providence Journal eayr 0! Daniel
Day. thenewly appointed hank examiner
tor Connecticut and ltbodo Island: “He
will enter upon hie dutie- April 1. Ilr.
Day baa been a rorldeot of title city (or
forty yearr, and her boon a eueoerelnl
and reepeotod merchant. lle war tom
erly preaideut of the Commercial Na,
tional Bank. and at the time oi the
hpvagno [allure war instrumental in the
roorganizrtlon oi the lt‘mt National
Bank, and the appointment will com-
mcndlteell to the banking inotituttonn
oi the cityaod atato in recognition at
the large experience. nubieurlrbed anyti-
M500 Ildadmlrnblo qualification. which
llr. Day will bring to ouch an important
chine.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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Adrertteumeate launder thin
llnegltinaflcdtlmoam I

untoward 5
euro W"

 

ill'l'UA’l'ltWil! WAll'l'lD bWY all AGEDW Wo-
Aman. Wii ldocooklngot alikiudrandeoarao
waehing lleteruuee given. Apply at 20 Franklin
Avoutle N k. ”In

A038“! Foil 'l'lll ”171!!le BTA'I'IS ii!-
crotllerviceluthe [Ate Wu " by Gen. Ln~
'8’!!!“ 0 mm late Chlot ot n- ultational Secret
Service Bureau. erybodywantetltlrbook. Strong
l Miller. I)! Arylnlli llrnat. maid. Ct. Ill 3m

FOR. SALE.

 

 

 

Advertleetnenta under thh had, not acceding
limiumeugtummiweekll
A FIRST CLASS CIGAR, CONPICTIOKIRY
etc. busineao; good location; email capital;
splendid opportunity tor the rightW kind of In n.

Good manna tor roiling. Addreaa nurture, l7 I.
llouth Norwalk. mzi lw

AGONS- 8 SPINDLIZS I CONCORD WAG-

on 220p curring". l twoetnt picaaure wag

on. I reconehaudopen buggy. All chat. Bnya

pbu .wamnted. tor only 185 rigb t t
llynn. ranklln street. South Norwnlk.m19

KCOND IlWAllD FUBlfl'l'Ultl iiTOVEo I All-

k petn.Atc.. and orroidou cumin

lion, at my new place of human. unda the sol

ration Anny harraekn. South Not-walk. WWW“ 1Pod
y In

WDIXN'IBTRATOR' B SALB— A DWELLING
1 llouse and about ll actor of land on Blv Neck
mud in 50th Norwaik being the homestead late y
occupied by Benlrmln P Raideoeaeod. Inquire
of William 3. Reed Adminietrtttor l'5 tt

OUSI All!) LOW. l9 ILIZABITH B‘l'ltll'l‘
booth Norwalk, Bottle containa heater and

has city water, and is connected with newer. Lot
65am). on which in barn and good variety ot lmit
Also 3) acres of “in" ground. Apply low. .5.“ Ray-

mond, 19 nu
ousra BUILDING wrs AND units AT
.13... boron... "we. snow“;

A
xnoorla'r no. nrwu a (town. Ivar-
anon :genta. thl

Wlmwnndwlemtrnnt,“
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Death of lorn Wallace.
lliea flenoreh Wallace. daughter 0!
William Wallace, of No. 12 Hoyt street,
died Inat satnrdny afternoon at the home

'Im W
,larothatnpenrnehharingnrtornthe
mandamus-imam

of a friend in llew York. aged thirty-
two years. flier Wallace war a singer
of local repute, tormerly ‘a member or
St. lary’r church choir, and war a well
known and popular young lady In town
She has made her home in New York for
revere! years. Her romaine will he
brought to Korwalk tor interment.

'1’... C. latthehonth liorwaik Baptiet
m thlrewenlng. ‘lho meeting will
holedbylrnl’redllaymond.

.wi. r... will begin carrying the
wafilrbatweealorwaiknndfiouthltorr
walkn M 1. A. ll. Bennett, the
prewar-admire,audhirbonnyjede
wiltdiatotavm lite at Weetonlora
wbflr.
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mnn. Beodiciatrrintheboroushouly,
whilathetowniainehargeot adepnty
rherifland annmber otepeeialcon-
rtnblen. Theoonatabiordoaboutall the
mmmeydonotwearany
oi alter-and doooml'm' 5“"-
Thomanwhoweare the Iongcoat with
hu- htittona and patrole tho centralI
parrot the townire;loled“thedoll” b:
who not put muc
bummed-amkokedan Mme! theborough’a ain-

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OUR PLIASANT ROOIS. lNQUfllI A'l’
Nu hilrmkliu avenue,llorwnlk.

VWO 300115 (CHAIBIRA). so YRA'JELIR
l evade. and out; root Viper month,

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moms WITH BARN BOO!
UROR "VI Ive miunkl' walk Iron [It
liorwalk Wdepot. Apply to Willie lorreli ma! lw

HOUBIM lo. l8 DAY mm, 6M noon; “FIN?

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orW. Innovation ‘rgflo.

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hoard y or . IV
h Noernll. rail 81

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north 01' Taylor avenue. The arm
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honaeol largurnnmn. and one acre of land;
within two minute-

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ENTERTAINIENT.

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Baptist Church. So. Norwalk,
'llulay haunt, larch 251i

 

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South Norwalk Congregational Church

Wellulay hello. lull l6.

lit. IRAWIK Tan. et lawfet.

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Programme.

PAI'I’ I.
l in Oflerlolre dc Ste Gentle, in C minor.
1 Chorur-‘ 'lt came upon the midnight clear. "
b MmtonaJ Alda‘.

4 Ilolo-' tumor Nighu’
b"l.o Carnival".

Arrival at ptaeanlr. "on. dance (big lepoa)
thunder alorut. prayer, continuation ot the dance,

imitation or anlghunnle and cuckoo. with atraina

of a reaper hymn heard in the dialect-e.
PART ll.

1 Soho and Chorus, ".leruraictn".. ,.

lira Lillian liherwood Ilotmno: Ir. Everett
Nay co. llama. and Charm.

2 in. Prelude and Fugue ...............

.llttlate
lbt'hornattllngoie ................... (‘arl k

[A Iiul lrau
Verd

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ll [Van de ‘9?!“ uteamrbgc‘glckcta—Cabn and liteorago

llcr-ry Parker

:llandcl

liorsa Buyers

on...»
m

Nun-WC Meter war

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War alt-o oonatnntly ro-
”(loan WI.

nllpnrpoaoe.
wtllilud the I'll-
ll'l‘ OOAOHIII. the
rum no
WIT 01!.le
and nltn other the
nun I!"
IALI 803888 In rule-
llnld County. Put-tine
wanting any kind of n
Boa-no. can be united
am. Annoraor acid

by thin natnbuahmnns
nave WARRAITED.

M. II. PARSONS.

Blflfllllllll STflUK Fill.

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mmwsanmwwv- *

”lament allowed on Deptratto.
ALDIN BOLIAND rm.-
J0 llllll i'klttilr Vileo 1m;
loan 11. alum». line. a: Truaa

JWACos it LAYTOllW

oallatateand llouaoaye't Gonevnllnrnvnuc-
-—Plro. Ltio and:1 Accidan ocean

the £1 and upwards and Honey Order: to all patio
Rotary Public; aeknowledunnrnu

um Wiroad Ticke a. Baggage {lucked 0 Der-

Iteration.
65 Wuhlngtovlroot, Next to Port ollco.

SOUTH NOBWALK, (3T.

HORSES

 

 

o Anothercar Borneo arrived today at
8 dour-J “Ave lWeWrrthu,"W“Co1nothbu lourW,Wt ' A BOLIAIIII' WATABLI including latched Tenure
m Hillard and llnraca lovail purpoaee related with care or-
r venom Puniarlc— mo tnlke at home. .. .. Tall Mil“: for this dinner. They will be sold at m
5 rituals—"Pram ye the Father" .......... «mood milk M00!-
dlarcb lrout'Tanshae-naer" .............. Wagner A. .OLMAn-.
-> -~ ‘ - _ ..- Eouth Norwalk, larch Iii. tail). Inrh I2 ti
IDiozrnme "I; Wrroavedh route will llrcktérencld on ~“ " ‘ "A“-
onday mom or an: 2i nttlo'coe at lair
ted' e and (lreg-‘rry r drug rtorea Ticketa :0 con a NOTICL
eaehzynorharwtor rue red route. mu m..-._.__
- » South 0 ’iic
o l’ E R A u 0 U In E N "31:13“ "°"'
0“ MGM 01‘“- N0"! 2 ts nanssv on as me tn loo-g.
Ines: ol' the rttab no mo wltbm raid 1). mix-t

WEDVESDAY, MA RC" ‘26

Prince. 25. 3.5 and 50 Come.

Ilarr r'igan’s

TWO BARNEYS

And [flair and Anaerlenn ‘l’onrlnta Cot

harbmmadaonthe town list or 185‘ andxth at
said lllt baa 1.th day been deposited by the c. 'erk or
said District at the 'eoillc ol’ the Adoration. No.29
Waahi ngton street south NorwalI, (intro. for ex-
animation, andtbattno Board oi ltthle' will meet
at the on e of void Selectmen No. 2) Washington
street on the filth day or March. A. b.1390 atfi
o‘clock p In" to hear and determine all appeals
undo to then; for the equalization And perfection of
fill! a- moment.

Dated at the City or For: it Norwalk, Conn. this
the inch dny oi larch. it'll

A. BLANCBABD.

 

in A “$161ng options
Tour Around the World ( rmmittec o: the South Notwalk Union School

.d
A

identewoaot ol'trcaneo
with grand electa and trann

andlaaglablc comedy. entitled. the

lllBalllli,lllllll[ll’llllllll

daeuta on rule at Bale'o.xorwalk. and
III

Reserve
Hahtod'r. noulh Norwalk.

he aorttery need by thleoctupanyineiuda a logo
total-allied

 

includ-
iagthe Ilartholdt Statute In New York Harbor. the
Brooklyn Bridge IaVoyageAttronatbeocaan. am
0! irehhd. to. Incidental to the trip will occur
Barrignelrlrhand American Tontiata la a new

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

D emct.

Norton.
0110! IS lllkm Also GWEN that an ar-

ntneuunt of the remote eetate of raid District

which wan an altuat dlhat th re war In) diatiuct and

aeparatovaine, baa been nude in the Anaearnn

and nthioday been die! by tAeClerkor raid DietrittW

with ihnoelec'menat No. 19 W.aahlngtourtre t.in

the City 0! math Norwalk Conn.

Dated atthe "Ity of south Norwalk. Conn" ihio

Ibelbthdayoi March A I). 1.30

ABLANCHAR D,

IA'I‘TBIW COIIWBITT.

GOLDEN.

It a.
Comatttee oi the loath Non-am Union school

 

 

Carpenter and Builder.

Fiona turnlehednnd nun-um given
Jobbing or all kinda promptly attended to.

P. 0. ‘1“meka

mill to

 

11' MAY BE
that your local Wall Paper
denier hue not just what
you want for the etlectire
decorntion of your home.

 

 

1890 SPRING 1890

FAWCE'IT’S

Hilllllllllll flLlflilll'l.
Ill llu Lalul lulu Style:

NOW 001'

ILIBAM 1550‘"!!! or

mannumouma

lo. 3 "A“. menu,
30"“

 
 
 
 

 
 

Wfifiwmm mar-netbaWI-dmm nznonsamnomauo auoonnurm
W ”I m “ m “ leopoldllaunigartenwar boloro Jun alumna-gown Amt“ Millet-gt.
W” W!" m 5" now tlooAarlinthir morning,chargedwitb

Wm M i' WW- mmmwmmuum. U"“§fic¥£.'nm noun WI! Hg};
“”WfiWWm-amnaummnmma nun“

monsoon also ran unit-r 11am

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lowlvoree-r-dt twonubvb attic
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foratwronn.

“lbw“.‘h
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”Huts, Flowers, Rihhons, (to

WWWWWWMrs.W. Fawcett

0033.

Will 8611mm Milli],

Winger-d

“5'35

In our collection you will
find at moderate cost all
the good, the beautiful, and
the ncvf‘Wnll Papers mode

tor the present eenson.
Joseph P. Mcflugb & 00.,

8 West 42d Sh,
(First Bonus from 5th Ave.)

New York. m6 6m

FURNITURE
GREAT Blulus.

325.00 Antique Chamber Suits
reduced to 820.00.

330.00 Solid Oak Suits reduced
to $25. 00.

‘ llich must be sold. we must
have the room.

bfWind sum
80. WAUIPEr $32313

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Drllia

. motor-altos

‘ntlanomormltdthntwo

HORSE Clll PPING.

 

 

REMllllL SlLEW
Homerll lluyl

J EWELER.

Will rm to

No. Ill North Main Street

About A.» ii I. llnllllhattlulol will udaratyuatlro our

Willis Glllli alllltllrl

A!!! 00”:

Now in Ibo line to return

all Watch al I Luv Pthtl,‘

And tully warranted. aal hereon hand many Ina
Ilmll My rtookol Jewelry in all dealraole
guotla, no old IlocI or aged ely‘ea

[IOMDIIB IlOYT,
No.15 learnttoan Pl. At r3.

Cram & Wllmllsey

llavlnz looped and ro‘ltterl the 9! no at

.36 llluin Street, Norwalk,

Formerly mnplcd by r..- wrge ll Raymond, they
w.l le-hdoavr no he! prim- tanlly an agent!
amortmentu!

 

Furniture.

By fair tlcullng we hope to gain the confidence olW
the public and a share of the patronage. “l oil'sr
at rowmsblc prices Cherub”. Parlor and Dining
Room Suite Decks Book Caner. i‘abinem, suing
Beds and MattnretWo. A fine u- ortrnent of Baby
Carriage-a, llat Rack:- Extension Tables. Ac. Ac.

Cram & ll hittlesey.

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WEIGHTS-

] have just received A large line 3!

$3, $19 and $12 UVERCUATS

Which l on gulng i0

laulllu at $6, $8 and $10

Call and Examine 'l‘llcm

As it will be to Your Own interest.

Davis
The Tailor,

South Norwalk,
OFFICE OF

“The Ellll all ll."

Norwalk. larch 4. ’90.
To our l‘r-lenda and the
Public Generally :-

JUST A Will] le-il'Wl'

Conn.

 

SAIIIB’ Stock of Dry
Gouda. to” at. such n low

a that we are pro-
pnrnd to ofler it at vnfy
low prions. We ahnll
place new ticketn with
nowprloeaonthogooda
and shall make thomao
low that we are ant-o
they will attract. rattan-
tlon and compel their
rule. We intend unmo-
dlntoly to an up the
atom-o with a. corn eta
atook of DR! no,
OIL- 01.0188. IA!-
manna 31168.n1tn-
‘ tom Trade
All hopo notorie-
bnatnnaa In anon on
oqnttnhlo m that
our noun will not be n

 

ho. a snout-ed the
ligation! amen it '

 

Ilar

do
WW the anon mule are gnarante «l to is? all ell: alnl l' r the cm. mt rhadev

Lace curtains anu lulu Draperies.

titlkeilro In ell the charcoal pull use. magic and double width at id

“f’lm‘ In plain irony and lznml at greatly reduced rater. W W

mi" 5:355!"

Puritlmy worth at

trade at the rrmtrkahly low ilzuto (
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do

Whit
do

15-:

1'0

#1:".

tie.

.ltngular pro: ,2 the.

SCRIMS.

tibcw "time a .

"I

Aim
.. ill...

gunner

t'i: very ch Ii|coat alylra. aka a coat
theyarr very cm on wile Ingmar-apricot. warm

Another Great Bargain in Bus loads.

to rtylethne atria, trolling. the rho pee thing lhtt haaever beach a all In the tm tor W

' diatom: width winches PW ’

it my on or m. prd: cW rrhmorv- anld all through Iaat warm for 7hr per yard. we are stirring to throwing
It 49¢ cannot lint long. They are veiling Vtt’y tut. Donut lb

romethlng new. 54 [Mb striped good. pro 'Ilve‘ yall wool would consider wo'i bought at the. have
it on amour m h mt or our burg-r. .r tor the coming week at me p ryard. Do not takeout '0!“

mum abme statement. our good: in l «and impaction and would be planed to have one and all cell tor

Agents for lullall’s Bazar Panlrns.

 

Remember Our Place of Business

Insurance Building,

M. S. SMITH,

South Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

 

F A Ferris & Co’s Unexcelled

Boneless Bacon, Smoked Beef,
and Hams.
are the finest in the world. Give
them atrial and then give us
your verdict.

We think they

 

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TO THE PUBLIC:

ished pointing out? cleaning our store lull ere now “yep Wills
for on extensive Spring business. We are making most stren—
uous efi'orts to surpass all previous seasons.
show our Spring Stock of Millinery Goods to the public, uni
would advise all who intend purchasing anything in thtd'
branch to wail: a low days until the balance of our Spring 4.

the latest novelties, we prefer waiting u week lbuger, instead
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Respectfully yours.

H. Kneger

 

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