v agor- l'loths Insects, etc, where a
' Igliquid cache amployed.
‘ «7.15" for PillT some
I
II on “high:
' immalic BamphoI.
'liellelinre.
Ign.
Pa
-. .. .lnllilllll Pnrple
ETC.
l the {rest
to be found in the mar-
ket, and, ourh prices are very
reasonable, considering quality.
Dru ggist
43 "clarion 8t.” Sn. linmll.
Trili'illry'iritnisoilomnnilz
llfilnllaisininld
Am“ III nomarnooanwm
be“ tntbaparaoa whnwillbefore July
-mlo.muu netheneateoaclnaad
' ”by, Priaaphaawardedlalyt.
W
"-‘IEMSIIILIIIII
’lfhavcengegedmoremenand
"h now in good ahape to do
I have
. Monday evening.
'ceptedapoaition with I‘rancie & coin-
pauy.theWachington street olothiere.
.1“! url 1
We“"%%‘h
of“: mania Grimm,
mwaoirmuhrmrmlomlr
o (in?
llalntavo Alma-an tar Murrow.
M”- “in.- 1%.. I'm"
at 4:31
- le- I’erk Illa-ll Weather Mot.
Today cloudy to partly cloud!
weather will probably prevail, with aa
Wimbledon changeo. rain and l‘laah
to brink anuthuotarly arid mthwrataly
wind-.ahiftlngto waatcrly hy to-alght. with
clearing “adamantly (shady to fair.
alight]: weatherwlll probablyprevail.
wltbfreah southwesterly to westerly winds.
preceded by ahowara nu theeaoiorn New Eng-
landcoaet.andon Friday warmerJalrwcath
er. ,
8011'"! “DIWALI.
What the People of Our City on Doing
and Saul-a.
ThememhereoftheArionSing’ngSo-
ciety willholdahall in their hall next
Frank Smith, of Earl Norwalk, haaac-
-—Strawherry abort cake and imcream
at the (hunt restaurant
Justice Townsend lined Inn-mime
Dyes, John Durban and Jana-s Pryor. $1
and (rate each this morning, for being
intoxicated.
Are you weak and rundown? Dr.
Richardson’s Chinchone, Chamomile and
Gentian Tonic Powders cure Weakness
and General Debility. Ask {or he. or
10c.eample.
An important business matter will be
broughtnpat the W.G.’l'. U. meeting
Friday afternoon. and it h necvmfury
that every member should be present.
Don't forget. at 3:30 Friday altanoon.
—-Bestqualitycottou orruhber hole,
warranted, atA.B.Coley'I.
Henry Bauer, oi Philadelphia, Pa.
formerly employed by Crolut & Knapp:
’and who was preaident 01'th Arlen
’Singing Socirly. is calling on old friends
in this city.
Colonel Frost viaited Company 1. Wing,
sted, Monday evening. and attended the
field day yeaterday. Captain Goulden.
inepeclzorof ville practice and Quarter-
master Janice K. Crnfut were present at
the parade.
—Sloop "In Time.” with a load of
lrmh porgiee, lies at the WW
street bridge.
E. C. Benedict, of Gramwich, delegate
atlargetotheDemocraticNatioualCon-
motion-,‘ie a can at the late Rev. llenry
Benedict, formerly motor of the Nor-
walk Congregational church. and a nep-
hew of Mrs. George Benedict and the
late lira. Harriet B. linitt. of thia city.
Helen warm friend of ea-Pluident
Cleveland and his next door nekbhor in
New York city.
Charteriimith.tbe markatnan,lorta
rollobook oftheilouth Norwalkletbn
diitflp'ncopalsiinday acbool,yeaterday
morning. while on the way lrum hia
home onth avenue to hiamarhet.
Thebookcontained aunepamwhicb
werefoundnearflelmaaa’riableoullail-
roadfiquare.but thehook’waarnhing.
Aait iaof nope-thin valueto anyone
aavcflrfimllhdhellnder wouldcoufer
agreatfavorbyreturningittohirn.
wmhbarthiaaumluarhydrtaking
lewiaa Go'- hottled Wm,
Minimally. MTheyarethebe-l.
\m‘ "U‘ .. .
:Iflvwval at heath km m
yam-minimum”;
Home-eminent:
ingteaaun'harctihavetrruahoiatha
lantthattheybad mad la the lame
Wwithhaphleaphia.
. ~ltlraorater-aryioita‘uhciadn
19'
mmnoaka iii. will
cantatheloyalArchdegreeWIaor-
mmuw. with
3?”, mm avenue
n M?!“ allow W Wt "WWW
bundwillholdagrandhallatflcrmania
-,Hall Warblugtonnrectbridge. Monday
eveninglayw. hole-ace Hcino'a or-
chmtrairillfurn'nhmuoic.
——_T
Mary E. Buckley, wire of Frederick
Buckley.cruployed atABolmam' livery
Mindanao-inn reidence of W
Drew. onMerwia street. this morning.
agedsfigeara. Notice of funeral here-
Balloek‘k Foluidioe. the box makers
from Danbury. who were to occupy E.
A. Woodward's Wy. burned Monday
mullinle'enegotlatingforthaleaoe of
theiirnttloorol the factory of the late
George B. Weed.
fromroomcornornatyoureonvrnience.
TheSouthcrwalkSympboumebaa-
tra held their regular rebeanalllotevcu-
ing. in the rennin oi the Norwalh
Wheel club. A large numher'ol the
members were fluent and the route
was greatly enjoyed.
Thel-‘airtleldoounty wnvcnfionol the
W.C.T.U.willmeetinthePark8u\-et
Congregationalcburch. Bridgeport. to-
morrow. Theoonventionwill’hka the
lormofaSchadotluhuhandall
neuirdiallyinvitedtobcpr—Int The
Ilatiouopcnaatoo‘clach andwcontirmro
throughthedayondcvua'ng. Dehgaave
will-‘vaheremthastflltru'l. . .
'l‘he’big awitch"enginc. No. 115. be
woederailedinE-thidgeportinfmut
0(ka Wihona laeviry abouts
o'clock yutnnday alternoou. all the
amt-boundtrainoweeadehyedoveraa
hour on account of the accident. A
largetorea clued immediatelrletto
work and anon unneeded in replacing
diaeugincoutherails.
-Pnre colleewrthpurecruam,ooa
cup, depot reetaurant. Open all night
TaylortOoldllhaveaold during the
patweeklelterllaot’ebormonfililo—
hethatreettoRicbaldF. Mcwzahnild-
ingloton the Sammie property. Wen
ammwwmiamfl. Smith. of Wat
atleet;thehomeofthelatcllaria Haw-
ley,EaatNorwalk,tolra.Catbertne A.
Bnbea; a hon-e and lot on lash-glen
avenue. thia city. to Ira. John Plunger:
ahnlldlnglotonCedaratreettoJohn P.
am. ,
NOR'ALI NEWS.
A Iraq, Wot undo Ive- the
”neuron.
Fred. Bryant. clerk for C. L. Ghivcr, ie
illothihuneatAeadernyatreet
PilgrimConncil. 0. U. A. ii.. and
Buckingham M0. A. ll..lneet to-
"U“-
IraEiBurehard.ofIainatreet.fell
humanhalrlact evaningand bvokeher
oollarhone.
Violas. Belleck. bookkeeper for the
Norwalk firing aoclety. waaout for the
Ivar tlmlydlrdayaiace ht- reeaat ill-
anal.
Bowman-Wow
dhynummo. A. 3., met
inGacl-geW. Itaymond'agrocllyltove
m (“”5"
'wmrrmtv) mvm “ I (um. I . vmmc r
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thematic m
Iavtngh
. 31lorwaktnacr-
who‘ve-ct
“hr-amulet“. .
,_ fire-km.
’ "trundle.
anode-“Hunter.
anemia-name».
”and. Nadia,“
be. hallo.
. mm
...... Inn...
“HM. “tbimdnmnoul
renal haoaoldahuildlnglotou
Bthultaillathb home on Van 430:0] Myrtle avi tolewia RJunemi’ the
Zaadrml-tllorwalk. borought.
At the adapt)! dielaadlagCirole.
—8hl'hl§ltlit0bell’a. haldwltth Email!!! N 3‘ W“ W W “"i‘
......__..._ denavonue.ylahvlaylfm.weofm°“fi avenuelaatcvcning. all
Theniembeuet’thchrmaniaflaIuger “WWW!“ Wtwllnx‘m‘im- '
~Agaeheatingltove can be changed-
IdaMlmteveatagaadphnned ,,
.ooa. lleatymer.aarkawillhullda
RobertIVaaMeldeltmol
aniline Ii .4...“
La...“
hmfimflh
I; o; gym“; owl-e In
WISH”
W
"lat" Godly. the junk Ian.”-
ukmwithudtin boat at the Allen
HMOIMMJM. after-
noon. iterccovareilinaahnrttinie..
BeymoulGurfiann at D 8. Curtis.
halmptedopcaitiouaabo'obkalprnia
theFairlieldchatyBaringa beak. ti-
ingtbaplaccoftiouldfloytumigned.
Oneol the biudrwhocb of Gardiner
Bouton'abuggycollapaed while be war
drivinguplalartrastymmrdoy. The
cartrackwao reapn-lble for the acch
dart.
~Reaeoneble prim) at [lunch depot
mutant.
Wong‘l‘at, ofSan Franoieoo, who hoe
heeniillingavaeancyat the lgia atraet
Chineaelaundry for the pact week. has
aceapredapmitiouinaloudly in 8er
York city.
Mrs. A.J. Meekerfilra. J. 0. Newkirk
thohflaeeI-‘itch, IbBartraniand Mien
Braitey, all boarders at the Nurwalk
Hotel. {armada thmtre party that went
tollcw York city last'ev'ening to hear
Patti.
At the molar routing of the Fur
Pain. hetevenuighorooghClerkJ ll.
Hurlhutt more the memhera in aeepecial
police. AJ. leahor and John loath
wereappointadaca-Iaiura to accurate
glamo- lenaiiiatdayzk ..
W
lieueralicl-oomlathaut sti-
“Mundflycarr. etoihc
oldhomateadattbeapparpavtiof New
Monyerterdayaad looked over the
ecenea’or lib W due. The old
gentlemui herethatvipertrelwdy well.
Williamll’lnchbaecloeed hie grocery
atoreoutlthortPointmadand iskeep-
Richer-on e Betta. of NorwaIk. have
leaned thclyanntutnre ingllorxhll'a block
enVan andtaveuue, and will open a
branch gunnery acorn about June 1.
Several IInelnbere (it Mayflower Book
and Ladder and a large number ot‘out~
Whiter! the invitation of Henry
properlyJIelehrate bio marriage. They
were accompanied by a drum corpa.
Refreshmamte,apecially in a liquid form.
were madam! all present ltate that
they had liplcaoant time.
rlnirnl we now.
Whale null llrlvv they Spa-d their [loan
at Recreation.
Rev. Ellison Dopey. accompanied by
hie wile and child. are viaitirig relatives
in thin city.
lira. B. Brown. ofDanbury. hrfiiting
herparenip. Ill. and Ira. John Carter.
of West Main street. Norwalk.
'W7 «A...
Ilene AND razor.
'lhporta'am Neva of the County and State
Ciro-told h I W Form.
TbeBtaIieceriventionot’ the Foresters
willbehellil in Iiddletown today and
”monolit- " ’
“addiction ofa lamp in the Uni-
veraal HHIcompaay'uhomeI-idgeport,
laet ~th eauaed a 034“) live. ‘
Joeephlledler.“ wife and sister. of
Bridgeport". are Mating from lead
magma”! by eating canned to-
um I ‘
The there-yearn" daughter- of Robert
Hill. of \V’aterbury. drank I quantity of
icewau-rahd will [reliably die. The
were contained piiiaonoul mixtarca.
Theburniugof (hunty Cornm'naioner
Head'a burn at Greenwich hucreated no
oudoluikinthattowu.andpnblic
sympathy ia atlongly with Mr. lead.
The htter" Utah-a tint hi lo- will reach
or. 8.00“.
Fire in lNichoh’ ealoou in Birmingham
early yeetIpday morning. damaged that
establishment. the tenement of Illa.
Hoflner and W. B. Green’a dry goods
shire. “Inigo about $10,000. nearly
covered by inanrance.
Sullivan, the ma who. while apriaon-
evintbeflitamford lock-up a couple of
month-aw. attempted onicide, will he
diacharueil from the Bridgeport hoepital
thiavreek entirely recovered. llc aaye
liehae chlinged his mind about life not
being worth living.
Gm.“ can of Simeon Williams.
olellinrgton. while on lih way home
from Bradlmdflprinp Saturday fell from
hie loaded wagon and the what ran
over hi wheat. Ila war taken to his
Normand died during the night. He
waaflyeltlaold.
nWbylitand driver when you can
promirelrnnrthG- company aamall
gaehmiingltoveatcoat.
‘ 'l‘hequarterlycouvention chcGood
Templar-.lieldwith Washington lodge.
at Cranberry Plaint. yesterday. waa a
moon-in] and enjoyable affair. At
noontbeladieaolthehemelodgeearved
dinnerto forty or more delegateo. In
tlieuvelfingthrruwaaalactnla.
Theartiotaottbe one whaling-din
the Norwalk cluh‘l lundieap billiard
tournament laat evening were 2. 8.
Adama.lho,andl}.l'l.Bialiop,m0 Bis-
hop won by forty-two pointe. This
cveuiugthegamewillhehetween 11.15.
MMandJohnllJloyt. 15;“.
A.H.Baldwia.l’lh,andW.tl. Thoma-I.
Jr..m,fourtecn-inchhlk line.
-—8tnwl|atlatlitchell'a.
KEEN“ ridiugabicynlaup
anddownWallotleetlarteveuing. 0p—
poaiteDr. W. n. Baldwin‘a relideaoa
linBtta lyerholta atepped from the
walktoaomlheatuenwh- the bicy—
cliat vaa'iato her. knocking herdowa.
and upactthgtliewherl and it rider.
llr.lttcbellpiebcdhiawallup. edited
ttioladytoriac. and than looted arm
thewh-l. l'looulwalajured.
.Aclor0eorgsClarhe’a hand-euro mi
denoeonl’ruqiantavanna waaydlrday
exchanged with George ltlcliter.a New
York alienate dealer. inrthveadouhle
whmueaonanllundredaadTwenty
beginthclhcuil-onanallnapectiouofthe
New Yorlt and New England railrmd.
atartingfliom Danhnryand going ealt.
They will‘nontinoeon tilt-road until the
main llnaIaodthebvanchea arcinapect-
cd.which\wiiltahaaboutaweek.
kid“ patrol.” thatchcdhcvaea in
Byron ddhwvaheeuowaadaad
Uhilidmtdallynform aaveateea
yearn. The-lulolleipairbalaagto
cottaeelorhimaatioathalterwalhm
--Agautnvellghtad ferhallanhonr
willmakadiuiug or altth run- very
WWW”. V Clio
law . T'hayaretwenty-ainaaud
old. Theywereloalad on
Theywevebvoheuwhea
ohlaadhovaaaver bani-ep-
...” m M “hints. Ir. Oomwho
ritual-5'5“: “mi-uh: ”woman-mo
Unionl’ark. derailment ivy-to lineal-undoing:
Mil-ow.” all. ‘ "Rh. fl'lghflflmd
“lawn-Wat a.“ ,flj'Mfluhh
hmmlfidfi l‘MW'Wawhip.
Mgmmm‘ m
lawn-afloaflawpfllrrlnm
mom 5"”:
handy-“HI.“
“at " .
recoupe-
r
mi
(II-run
mawv {‘3 u
l .
“mfiga.
"W’;_‘ ,‘
mmmummuuwm
. low-alk-
; . § Ymm
,Mw 0! W4. haunt] £qu , ' '
Wfimfl who
iagbooke for‘ooaldealer E. I. Teller. been
$.Whitlonikto call at hia home and '
The railroad caramhrionen will today ‘ “
Millimwhocwarflwlavlaaraflh T“
"-2” (ion Irv .
"Harlin
mob
eelaer.hutwhichtheyhavenoruom (or
near theirhmrte whentheytouud itwn
thchilautaornamaitofamereAlder.
Alarm-the lbcalae-ohlenel alaafurthemaal
Be emittlltheIa-afellow whn thoyknew
Buttheohammoflibtuuedoattobe“
beer.
Whenulérhey touadhewaoAlder—netllcat
WAdvocabe.
Ambuthrilliantchlldotlhraelhao
tiouupnn $0de
t it wine to abyurc
of A,lder for the
lion of Roosevelt
circnmatance that
the impoerure remained midis... ‘ is
quite remarkable if one mph“; any faith
in the etoriee of tbedevaa tattontwrongh
by the luciuatlng Hebrew‘mong Nor-
Topice.___
uh"?! Norm.
NimElinB. Scidniore, who was re-
cently elected aecretbry of the National
(laigraphical Society at Waahlngton, will
noutributea valuable articleon “Alaeka’ s
Miniagllegioua" collie nelt aurnberqiW
llarper'a Weekly, publiehed May llth.
Amongother porninent and attractive
featurea in the name number of the
Weekly will beanorticle on the ”Four-
tcenth Exhibition of the Society of
American Article.” by Mrs. M. G. Van
Russel-er, with two pageeofengrevinge
reproduced from the paintings on rabi-
bitioo. Richard Harding Davie. in hia'l'ennl
elatharticlcon “The Wat fromo Car
Window," will tell what: he now and
heard "On an Indian Reeervation."
There will baa timely article, with illne-
trationgon “The Columbia River Gen-
tcnoial,” and abo view-sol the new Mio-
aimippi river bridgcutlemphiaand the
Chilchrexel Home for Printua at Col»
orado Springs.
Illa. John Sherwood will contribute to
the neat number of Harper's Boar. pub-
liahed May l4th,an interesting article
entitled "Which is the Real Illa. Bie-
hanerin which lite will diner. some
important questions regarding the cor
recttillutobeamliedtomarrledladies.
Thomas NelsonPage baa written for
Harper s Young People a twrpart story,
cntitled' Two Prgeoner-e." the firetchap-
teleof which. appropriately ilimtrand.
willappearintheireueofthatwiodical
forllaylo.
Governor Bulkeley haa gone to Chicago
toattendthemeetingoftbeboardof le—
riew of the National Trotting Aaeocia-
lion. and will probably return by Satnro
«I
If a New York millionaire “munching a din-
' notice—o I ' iii 1&3?
Ill ollhrctt dhihltorw
T... Wam-
no
really
233.3“
. e"-
' e creildhltcdarcncwtoheleenatmyw
..' ofoVan'llena-
walk“ a more frivolous femininity. —~’l'own _ .
‘ ”' norm II in: BAT!
I AL U
.. n' a... 9... {.1 .. he'
“W and. kind! Norwalk.
‘mwrtt applieatlanhaoheea-aile
5%.... WW...
.-.- III ”lb n
”a Ina Illa
It.
. lnqnlekealeeandlmallprodta. W
mathcheetthcmarketadordaalwaylonhand.
v LEADING GROCER. ‘
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk
’7
‘ A CAR LOAD OF
' the handme modeled and finest finished
,.'.£l?LEASUREbI’iBlM’U'I'Ei
.{uwmqu‘
.r-‘h" "‘ or Rump?!) ISTREBTIIL'IJI
. OPEN EV ENINGS THIS WEEK.
Terms, Cash OT'FABy Payments.
H. EMORY PEABE.
-.._ _.
Taylor a: Golden.
Real Estate and Insurance. Music Hall, South Norwalk,
hummer 3m“- THURSDAY EVE'GMIY l2
SOI'J'I'H NORWALK.‘CONN. :
we: — » Palmer's Bicycle Tourists
Will present their Mural Farce. .
loveonWheels
: CLEAN AND BRIGHT!
~rrmmox to do general bonnewm'k ]”by a; NEW AND CATCH" HUSH), '
a Hungarian girl. App]
Boutonatnrt. South orwalk. Ct. ”My SH: the DUI" ESQl'Z BlmCLE CIRCLS
FEW girl! tooperate l‘u‘oclginesat Kale)” '5 In” the ELOPEME‘T ON WHEELS
factory ngton ree
South . ".orwalk Raid while teaming and
ateody work. If. I. Kelley. myhll'
firm-rim? "
ITUA'I'ION. on a unreadable colored girl.
:‘ a eituation mama rl in a mall fam-
ily. Apply at once to No. Union Park. i
I
NY ydeeimue nfe engaging ina vner-~
A (:aEiEirl‘ey undue-Io of handling and control-
ling (or all or Iof Connectlv or (or a term
of cargo i» of great meri call on or
arldr. k. orwalk Hotel. rwalk.
mylll
ley. (leorgie Gerri
Ill-orw). Maurice "my“ flaw ’
, Ward and others. , '
T0 Lift-fr” W“ ‘ ‘ "belecuredinodranee.
L' nail-Juno room. in Haviland street. The company travela entirely on bicycles.
“mo in» Reserved acute at Hoyt a and Gnnory‘ 5.
_t)l'sfio!eightrwmaon onCedav street. near
the and bank. Inquire of P Hayes.
North Mainetrct. mle If
\ lGElX furnished rzom Wat 76 Twin: street.
Terms reasonable. my. I.
in! )IAlN STREET. 80. Mon WALK. 01.,
Aaron for
union. Inner, winner ;
lillllifl. lllllfliil iIIII
.Blcllli mung.
lx reruns corner of Main and Ana atroeta
Rent In. House No. 6‘: Woodward ave-
auc: Rent. l3. inquire oi E. A. Woodwara.‘
Pvt!“ R {coma to small family on second lloor
”Franklin avenue. lnqu'ipvvi'ou
In
Am STORE on Foam Point street moppoeite Rey
”korvr .lrecent
“Mannie William ii.
I. . MW"; aggro Jobn’l‘ryon.
5 Riverside avenue.
myt Nit
DWELLING“ hiroornevery lly
tetba Ionic ll blur-k.
No. 4] death “We urn Apply to John
KW Iron. Taylor avenue. 8m 5 ms
ll Waterltralmfisrmms. avenue. W:
{hi-six roman. Row-stun. an. Raymond
‘! pper flat. :9 more. 3 Toilet street house No
i Toll a sin rt: also 5 reruns on second ~
Mr V». "3 North Slain street South born-1k.
name in last Norwalk. Ap ly in John H.
Knapp it! Well sure! or Geo kvwod. real
more agent. 2 South Main 3:. it
If you want tohavecornfort audapced. RIDE
A \ It IUH \\ HEB I'lllt
llrinch Cushion TIL bothsvprnhze‘lu Parkman!
fiyllinenmoric tin.) K0 BURST. 1‘0
33 “d “human 0‘ fl“ mom yguarantoed. and only.”
each on Osborn avenue. East Somali: li’ onhavededded to
waterla. rent. earh. A lle-IOEITYIDII- a? or. the aim!
353 Rivalafleavc’uumiiut gErwalk. aflltf Tennetomt patio
” “ Gregory Bros. Agts.
uallo
"’5' a pneumatic. buy
manage. slittin—
‘RDN’I‘ meat. third flair. Swanak
1‘ Wang!“ ildt
It t I treat
olieout'l'haOId “well“éiwmefn \='qa:hlna- an uau. 31-an NORWALK "a;
ton atreet. a3)"
F03 SALE. ‘ 4 4* N
m "- .. ..., ,. J H Blown
Canaredvbz'lhymond Brno. urny’ 73:"- . . ,
(I) f t l"
were? :‘mmfl we..- 5'. similar rInIIrIIIe. smam
beaeenat it‘ 'an Zaudt avenue. Enoch
6A8 FITTING, Til Illlll‘llh.
walk. Add (um 0.150.153. ronlh VogIalk.
(‘M BIA'l'npportunlty lo pun-[Thane aubum it
"‘10! m
alumni. Mm norm Inquire of or III- it'll-333$? A
d.ruaJ frank Rider. it Wee! avenue. fourth "Alma? [1%thth
I" "I“ ' " llo'rn'i'rizu
' (inlai- ileum “one u w... and
horned. Onlylmlorrheem (Wont
”‘Somhmgiwii 11".;mmiudz‘a' Sung-guillfi Tbenunuliueof
" m d I I”. Q
mm wfim “were" mm “Emu"; Sores. Ranges 8. Healers
I lid-I. All," ”L 3 m‘""‘"" moor!” ' In the city.
» .-. "N fia‘gw'mfigtg. .u. o} 1 W1“ 1““
anal-l: n. e. m. lemkmm', "I. STEEL ABATE llll llllll
“mm“ “m“ llllli.
ha fi""“‘ _. ’ ' ... '
gimp-r ,"I “r, We,“ w... nos'r. -~-~ ~~~-
“pedal attention given to .30th -
der- will hour-ruled with wompt‘llndtua'lli'd
care. All “um“. by Ironcla- workmen
--il'WIEN Ill-there store and live Mile
River aLpaehaaa conloialne drew- male
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