he Most churning SIIIIIIIIeI
NeW Hatel.
\
Resort III
long Island A Sound.
New Bathing Houses.
New AttractiOns.
Every Facility for ProvidiIIg iIIr large EXERI’SIORS
DANCING DAILY IN THE PAVILION.
Onand after May III. tbeBoton Point STEAMER “JESSIE B. n
will leave South Norwalk at 10a. In., 12:30, 2 1:5, 3:50 5 :50 p to.
Leave Baton Point, 11 a. In., 1:20, 2: 50, 4 :35 5 :45p. In.
SUNDAYS—Leave South Norwa‘k,10:30 a m.,12;30.2:15,3;50,
5:50 and 7:30 p. m. .
1...... Roton Point, one am. I :15, 3:00, 5:00, 6:40 and mus p.m.
Excursion Fare,
Time table subject to change without notice.
25 Cents.
llfiWAi'l‘olt'.
.1 Jams H. Skeeter. formerly of Roway-
. ten, but mum Brattleboro. Vt, h» p
I ‘ for the summer. Afr. Skeeter drove
to Bowayton, leaving Brattlcborn Satan
day and arriving here Tuesday. His
family came yesterday. Mr. Streeter is
in poor hefltb and his many friends
trtlattlmtthe change uill prove beneii.
eial. ,
The members of the Baptist church
will hold a strawberry and ice cream fes—
tival in the tent opposite the Fairview
House to-morrow and Saturday even-
inga.
lira. Charles Prince and Mrs. James
Reed are the guests of friends in Green's
Farms.
Rev. C. G. Cullen has returned from a
visit in Port Washington, L. l.
The annual school meeting, held last
Saturday evening. was attended by six-
teen persons. Hiram Taylor was elected
committeeman for one year. The clerk,
E. Thomas. and the treasurer, W. 1.
Stevens, were reelected. it was voted
toborrow $200 to pay interest and for
other puryioses.
Hrs. George Street, of West Forum.
N. Y,, is visiting at the residence of G.
W. Bryan.
'l'hePrel, of Mystic, Conn. has the
following regarding Miss CbarlotteBryun
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bryan.
anda graduate of the South Norwalk
High school: “Miss Lottie Bryan, who
haabeenemployed as a teacher at the
Whipple Home school for the past year.
has resigned her position, having decid-
ed not toreturn here for another year.
The officers of the school regret very
much that they are to lose her services
and the many friends that she has made
during her residence here are srory that
theyareto lose her from among their
number. All unite in wishing her suc—
cess in her new fields of labor. Miss
Bryan leaves for her home, which is at
How ayton, Conn, this week."
”ARIEN.
8.11. Green. of Flathush, L. i., has
taken a lease of the Dugdale mtage and
moved in this week.
A successful festival was held last
evening at the residence of Mrs. S. C.
llorriaon for the benefit of the Nomton
Presbyterian church.
James McKenIIey was found intoxicat-
ed by Constable Weed Tuesday- A“ I-ning
He was brought before Justice K0! II,
who fined bimt‘Z and costs. In default
of payment went to jail
Wilbur Bates, the butcher. met with
a mkhap Tuesday. while returning from
a drive by way of ling liill. lie got out
of the mriage to close a gate behind-
him when the horse started. Mr. Bates
shouting only caused the animal to go
faster and it did not stop until the
vehicle struck a telegraph pole alongside
.the road. The top and shafts were
mined.
All the town it talking of a scandal
which involves three prominent Mariners
men andjtia said that they will hear
numbing drop if their conduct is not
morediacrete.
William Brookxi boat (‘ urlcw has been
placed' In commission and 3m II ill use it
in about two weeks, when he expects to
return from Normally. when ho went to
attend a wedding.
ThoNoroton Drum Corps are improving
rapidly and expect to surprise the
residents during the coming campaign.
lasers. Waterbury 5t Scolisld, who
have jointly conducted the livery stable
forearm montlu. will Illunlre partner—
ahipJuly t. it hundorstwd that they
will both retain their interest in the can
that repository.
At the Newton district wheel moot»
Amway evening George W. Howard
was III-slanted mmlttssman and L.
hutch, clerk. Nina Anna thop war
mad umber, withmadvaaonof
salary. and principal Arthurllorton was
showered a ”comment on flatter
lactate». Ir. 0. is understood to ho
outlawed whether or not to accept.
GEORGETOWN.
In. Harriett Gilbert and her two dau-
M Alder and mix-bath, have taken
Watcharlasflorehoue‘s.
liar. J. W. Carroll entertained his son,
from flew York city. ovwfluodaw.
It. Homes Jones. of Bridgeport. la
the [at of llr. and In. Edwin Gilbert.
D. 3!. Killer.“ Boath Email,"
in town ca Tau-day.
Jun Heart. of New York city, is in
~m3¢a few days with his pm
Ir. and Ira. Itch-cl Ila-rt. _
M litter, of Chimp. and his
Well“. of Mord, are carats of
MN land In. D. ll. Illlar.
Jah‘Way,otllathlslIaaI, can. was
later-nursed.
wuss: rumors cons more.
What They Coat. Where The: An (la-(IO.
llow ’l’hcy An Train-d.
0a In Sixth aI cane elevated train the
other evening was a ‘ahort thin man.
tanned evidently by caposureinthetroplcs.
lie curried. covered over with u gingham
apron. a curious old fashioned cage in
which there Was a tine young green par-rot
“This parrot. " he laid.‘ iaa young bird
and as you see. well trained. There are
two ways of getting these biota-by trap
ping and by catching the young birds in
the nest. A trapped bird is wild, and it
takes two years to train it. for it bites and
fights liken ‘sOger.’ This youngonewas
truioed III twelve months.
"BI cry six weeks I go to Venezuela on a
sailing vessel and tryto bring back fifty
parrots with me. The lndians catch them
up the Orinoco river, and whenever a we
sel comes into port. there Is a lively scrum
bit: on the part of the natives who have
parrots or anything else to dispose of. The
training of parrots is a regular business for
many of the natives in the seaport towns
of Venaueln, and whenever i have touched
at. the ports of Brazil or Colombia 1 found
it much the same, except that Brazilian
parrots are barrier to get along the coast.
iodine: do nearly all of the trapping, far
up in the interior
“This parrot is for a friend of mine in
Forty-ninth street, to whom i have prom
ised one for two years, but never could
pick upa really fine one. \\ hen i am in
port I lime no little time that lhnveto
take such birds as are oflered. if 1 were
going to sell this one i should ask Clo III-
though my regular price for II young bird
i325. That Is what the bird fancier-a pay
me for them, and they cost me 84-, that is
what i paid for this oneufi weeks ago at
Laguayrn. lie speaks Spanish, of course,
and shears like a trooper in adialectof
indian and Spanish; his last owners in the
city of Lngunym have taught him all of
the latest slang they knew.
"Yes." he continued, "SI is all I make
on (me of these parrots, while on a
trapped bird there is only about fifty cents
to be made. i buy them for 82 or $3.50
and sell them for fifty centsndvance. They
get awful seasick on even an ordinary voy
ago and require us much attention as a
sick baby. and many of them get so iono-
aomo when they are shut up alone in the
hold that they die of a broken heart it
seems to me.
“Oh. how easy they die!" reflectively
aigbed the man “On one trip lwasbring
lay; up seventy fine parrots. and when we
were only three days out they began to
take sick and die. The ship's doctorsaid
it was I\ kind of infectious pneumonia. At
any rate. they all died but two. That was
a bad voyage for me."—-l\'cw York Tribtfne.
A. Opllcul Illusion.
lie attracted considerable attention,
even in Chicago, where deformitim and
beggars are at every turn. for the terrible
character of his injury. lloth legs had
been taken of! at the thigh. leaving hardly
a trnec of even It stump. lie was planted
on the sidewalk of one of the busy West
Side streets II few days ago. leaning back
against a pilI~ nl llifllllt‘l’ that lay at the
alga of the wnlk. “'ithout thissupport
he must have lost his balance. for be used
no crutches. and it appenml that his hands
were the only propelling power he could
use
The poor wretch’a overcoat was longer
than he was, and the skirts of it were
spread out around him on the walk while
In fore him lay his hat upturned for alms
lie needed the aid of no tubal appeal
Every one noticed him. and almost all gave
of their substance. A gambler dropped in
adoilur and felt that he had earned luck
foraweek. Pretty girls and their‘atteno
tire companions reduced their pocket
my. l-ivcn an ltalinn fruit vemlerpam
Eng dropped It (limo In the but. Contribtt
lions were rapidly transferred to the sub
atantlal leather pocket of the ragged over
coat. The man mined to be getting on
racy. At last the but was emptied and re
turned to ltsothu post of service on his
bad Two men came hurriedly out of the
store in front of which the trumrhadbecn
trimming business and walked over to
the pile oi lumber.
"tint otIt," said (use to the cripple. "We
want to hustle this lumber into the bane
merit."
And the deiortned wrrlch placed his
hands on the "mat. gave a bitch and a
scramble a draw out of a cool hole a
pair of excellent legs, terminated by squal-
ly serviceable feet. which had been rating
on the pile of coal under the sidewalk.
Several dollan’ worth of the mind the
republie- jlnglul lnhls pockets as been:
term] the double hinged, hock action doors
of the nearest institution for the amollore
lieu of arid auflalomehIcgzo Times.
A Brave find ”it“ um. “All.
A very unit-hing but painful incident
illustrating thadepth of and the
wasted powm of self a atlon which
sat-t am; Japauaaa women been
bought tollght. 'l'IIa mums that a
florist named ’l‘oymhluia Bakichl. titty
youlotm.waaattachad bymnadiarasr
A
d thebrnlnantl III-em mtlasdtohla lower '1"
bed alone Jan I5. llta daughter. You.
“strummwho was l aaasarr
aatla thahousaof amllltaryotllcsr. was
daily grieved by the llloeasol herfathar
his-warmth Napster-condition
I3..."“‘I.""‘°“°l."’l" “’“mi’
p to y. ta tone rpele.
llerfalher unadubadaabaf‘ge. At
Memoir auoldmaawtth'mwhtu
Mrsppaa to brand toldhsrthat lf
ahawtshrd toutwrllabsmust
glvahhuaeupfflot bloodfiomaglrlua—tar
teenysanof age. (In awakening-hone
sided that aha would earn out the old
Ii'e-M " fimaeu“i”*"i
figs..-
§
A
Teeth Iliad with
uick Retums
E
If placed
in the
Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel
Save YIIIII Teeth.
“AVE Tm FILLED th (.‘RO‘VNED.
”Platinum. Alloy.
WI aallud
Teal treated adand successfully crowned with
Gold Platinum or Porcelain Camus.
Artltk lat teeth on (lold. Platinum. Continu—
and Rubber Plat maul
nus Gum all work per-
mini-III to modern den Entry.
ill attention given to irregular and
(‘h reu‘ sleet
All work at moat mn-
Teeth tilled and extracted prlniessly.
DR. F. ' ill. GARNER
42Washlo¢ton 8!. Over Pool our"
Smith Norwalk. Conn. oSl
Thrwlsesl'
All
Ned'msflgr GI.
igncflell'Ew ls
for
rain
“8"-
e-rIlI-lon. and will he
«:tnfi lino Paar-mm
lllHN F. FllNN
Sanitary Plumber,
STEATA and GAS FITTER.
JGBRING A SPEGlAlTl.
Having taken the hammer underline Lib
.lffl Washington street South Norwalk.
rim-d it for
All KINDS
OF
EH‘PLHNBINR
. I veep-Min“) so it'll ash-re of public patron-
] refer to plumbing i have done for the
past seven years. in the 9on loy or
era (0 All work will have II. y Ivy-urinal Am»
.rumptiy u ruled nml
mealrlal Icm
Itk~
Arc nob: azeuts in this city for the
GREANERT ASSGGIATIGN
BUTTER.
butter Wi‘t‘flll you to notice.
Alb by single [mun-l.
to fine quality. Price 5c lb.
3) and it Lib. tuba.
_......‘.._.,-_,_
PAYMENTS
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time boom. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highd
award at all Pure Iioodl-Irtpositlons EadI
amaze me! its two large rice. Avoid
itations—-— and insist on I: ,. I: g
NONE SUCH branl
IERRELL Gt SOULE. Syracuse, N. Y.
were:
A
Ah. we and rum pa Noun.
' (HIT THIS (HIT.
Ni IT“ '5-
$5. 00 IN GOLD
“Ill be ulIen tothc boy or girl sending tin-
uurul number of \Ionls made from lb. letlch
III the word
Photographer
flat 'I answer will be numbered an r" elIcIl.
Should two nr more be alike the first on- n
ca-ll'r'tl aIll git the prise. All amum must lrv‘
here on or before July int. 12"}. as the prize w ill
Harvard Jul 4. Ian.
b"Also for the neat Ill-lays tbl-I adv willen.
IlIh bum tul mluI lionlrf an on I'll! II Ilnrrn
Iblmt l'lI tumupbm Regular print-n you
I'll! TYPES—4 for 25h
l'holngrapha of landscapes. livers-"A. lnlrrlum
exterior?“ err.
the
r\\’l‘a.\'l\2'ul s l'llnt' lbs
at the most reasonable prim-w.
GEO. E. RARMER,
A‘.‘ \VASIHXHTUS ST" 0"}!!! POST til-'Fll‘l!‘
.‘iIIuth Scitwulk. l‘uttu. my‘lly;
TlBllll. .IllllllSllN & SRNPANT.
2l9 Montague St.
method of pay ment ishl hi a total.
Information c an be budget ingpatgnt. F
GUSTAV PITZER.
l0 RAILROAD PLACE.
SOUTH HilRNAlll GGNN. ll'.
['52:
the Summer Season.
Bear
Excel; all others. ll on want the
strange?! purest, and Icst, must so
boring WI||iams it It unequalled In
wholesomcness and lluvor One bottle
of entracl makes ‘I gallons As'xfor It.
Tit-Ii» Imtnuly' )mt. Io grind"
at "thermlmt [or him. Una ”A.”
that mil support tin. rl. um [flflnnfiu
I”.I~H—. with I1
a5 Ant
llll ”stoning INPllllliNENl
Dental Plates. ,
This tmprrwmt
doo- away with the
lam auction plain in
area use The
Save Money!
BY VISITING
F. RRYLSTRN’S
Factory at Five Nile River.
——-—~ -»~—-———
GREAT REllllGTlllN
lA l’RlGES.
MM“
(mat vartrtyof Vatmlprrlm and Ma a
l-uthaaeoat. Alanaflao ltnaof llolland
We bare the very best make
IN All SIZES.
\\ ill bake. "Ink and do all the work of
in on in this town.
)ll'tlli‘ HALL BLOCK.
ALL SIZES OF
GRllSNEll STGNE
Business I Specialty.
FINE BUTTER
lllBBlElI cIIMIIIIcII
FRAllllllN GllllNTl. TERNGHT,
made attil. Albaus."t. Fineassllk. At this
season of the year the simulation do not and
ready sale for all the roll butter they make.
The over pro-Incl lII sold in tube. and this
it lit the same .
nw-‘el. wolbmanlc article as their roll butter at
he a pound less. We flail sab- for tube at well
Have Iii-o handy little lit-lb. pan-Nazca: also
more! ill-lb. tubs Those who bought tube of
us last summer can repeat with confidence as
Special prices: on
AlRBlE &.GGMSTRGK
$1 WEEKLY!
Watches. GIIIIins. Charms.
Mantel Clocksfliamunds.
t‘lT'I'lA...\ll.' BARE. ”00”,”, N. l
Thu-I I II our gusts Ilellmred in South Nor.
walk b: IIr given general satisfaction. and our
all
Economy and Comfort.
Gasoline Stoves
And mid Fleet and Experts during
THE MANHATTAN
More with half the trouble and expense {Ill
Call and See Them.
GASllllIE l5 GENTS A GAlltll.
W.H.Meekerhllo.
General coauthor and Sewer
LH. llEGllER.
13 Nulllutell Street,
WALLPAPERS,
Paints. Oils, Glass. etc.
Combined Chair and Step Lud-
der reduced from 32.00 to 81.75.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING Allll
DECORATING.
29- WashlnglonSI -7ll_
3,000
Families
In Norwalk and South Norwalk
would like one of those Knife
Sharpeners which the proprie-
. tors of LUSTRINE are giving
away, but you won’t know any—
thing about tlIem until you get
one, and you won't get one un-
less you ask for it. All grocers
who sell LUSTRINE have them.
C r a d d u c k’ s
MARKET.
Nil. I03 WASHINGTON STREET,
———-Is ornltllm
i‘rilne litmus. . .
E .tlrn l‘rllul: Roasts
hiln ‘ilrak .........
i’IIrlerb-IuseSt euak l'tt
Plumb I: W intom' s Dried Beef lit a box.
CASH PRICES.
That cannot be beat. Twenty years‘ experience
In the busineu enables us to please the
public. A trial solicits-l.
G. W. GRADDUGA 8 SUN.
Plol'Bl 31038.
IlIIrlIIn Point.
ENTIRE—SATAN“; IIIII
FISHING
sneer novel; I SFESIAlTl.
d. E. Power.
HM tf
. I‘m 9'31"?“
I. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Ramrfialtiuiner. Palmer
Amid-alarm
NAll PAPER AND RllRllEllS
lNorthlalu-treeufio. Norwat.
Sample books of full line latest at tie» a
Winder-and (llll Mouldings an t
honor-for luspactloamu unleabypmlal.
mete [slimline chmtullv ctr-III.
musIc I“ IvIusrcr
GERMAN and WIJB‘ ONE“ WA.
Mr. D I. l‘ennakd lnctmof lma‘a Mill-
lland Ml'ortclauter. Y., and Mr. W.
rlaube
well-known «whet v-
lac mar-Illdated are now ml to furnish
law an very nullh l. Mam "'1 0'” » - -~ » ixlixmviamov leafledasligdlmfhhrlutnx
Lin-MM the l“ th 4 II I' F. M. P. uniforms a Inlallmsre. Wmvu “A.“ w a."
., w It run '0“-
and "DWI“... Ino- lerce, Btylu’ tulle. . Kc.
pal-w principles. III IEW mall: with m II- I. BINNI'I'I‘ ‘- 3. Event) 1 ..,
mm. “‘Auyna-barol magmatic-patio ' Immhmmra llt my“? - ... , .. ... , _ _ .
hamaud no no to 'Iuomr of m' m BENNETT & “uSTEn' I " I 3' ‘0' I JaOOD M. Layton.
E‘WflM to 08er
line: and farther-...
not matter when
m Arum. WM. lower “'73.
B.F. Malls Miler. lulu 3t.
WW“ ”5"“
1! Nail Start. 80. Israeli.
Meats.
FIBh— Glisten;
Fmilslegetahlesllouhry.
ormnansm'malnm
A'l‘ WHOLELALF h. RETAIL.
Read The!
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"Memo-la!”
mun. ar
flfifiefi
8. 8. L’Hommeuleu. '°'
“HAWMI. mm
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flies
LEE
More than 100,000 New England fam— ‘
‘ treat th and
PGURB
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toallpdrtadluropo. m...
new Tick-ta. Tr:-
awmswmm
HOMER B. HOY'l'.
ammunition! .Imlu
II Film IAIN mm
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taste-'2"
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IGGTN IIINAAA SAVINGS NANA.
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a
.eraeaa-mmwmw
m
Mala-Oriana
ALI)
o. P. monnétt.
REIT All! “A“ more
We?
0. incorrect?"
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Superlative
Allll AGENTS,
Till Main Street.
nIrlz :lnI
city is at
HllNT lb ZELIIFF’S
32-Wssnnvorox Smear-32.
lot of shad arrives every day.
PllRE TGNATR GATSIlI’.
lGRSTERS
ter and Vegetable Market,
32 NASNINGTIN STIEET.
GS
HurocRAPHs $92 ’7’
PhUTUGRAPHlC .
#HI‘ITER’II‘I‘LS. ,
Wasth'Im Crosby 00’s
is the beat l'lour Maud ascheap aaauy
008 None genuine
Keney, Rubens Sr. 00.,
Hartford, Conn.
The leading fish market of the
+
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A fine
INPGRTEG SANDINES,
PlGlllEll GTSTERS.
Orders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Uys- 2
HIJNT lilElllFF’S
my'Jltf
Wheeler "8e llanforIl,
N: MAIN 51‘“ BEST, 80. Noll WA Mi, ('1‘.
Agents for
IIcrIIII, IIIIIII, IIIIIIIIcII I
IIIIIIIIIII, IIIeIIIIIII :lIIII
.eIeIIIIeIaeIIs.
Concrete Walks, ,
Flag Walls,
2
other. All grocers sell it. Eva barrelo
sack of flonrmadnlnltba famous Masonuuos [If an mar
LLfl. Minot-n name of
Ml
Wasn‘t; URN t.‘
thou!
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
GRARING,
',SlllllllNG
EXGAVATING
BY
RAYMRNR BARS.
SPICESI
_'l‘hc Great Atlantic and
crfic Tea Co. have co
with their large smoke
and coffees
I. andP. Brand Spices
of which they are the sole man-
ufacturers.
A...,&PTEAGR
4 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
888
Any article that has outlived
2 years of competition and im-
itation, and sells more and more
each year, must have merit.
Dobbins’ Electric Soap, first
made in 1869, is just that article.
Those Who use it each week (and
. \ their name is legion,) save
.NIl‘lh.
lHSTAMANL nus.
clothes and. strength and let
soap do the work. All that we
can say as to its merits, pales
into nothingness, before the
story it will tell, itself, of itr.
own perfect purity and quamy,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it, or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
There are runny imitation
N. B. {nth-cute Soaps In whichelw-
DMWOM
Li the original one, all Magnefim, Eleo-
trim. uml IllI-r [firms are fraudulent
imitations. Ask for Dobbins Elm'tfic;
aw that our name Is on every wrapper,
and if any other is He‘ll! you by your
grocer. when you order ours, send it
back to him.
i, L. C RAGIN a Co.
Philadelphia Pa.
l. H. RRGNN,
SANITARY PLIINGING, STEIN, and
GAS FITTING, TIN IGGFING,
SHEET IllllN Nlllll
In ll brancbm Arm for SOUTIIARDIDII I
R" ElthIIN split LILTiB'l and celebrated
ILI‘INTNI' LIIW l IILII-sst at meant no
llo'r 'ATllltllilll.Eiiri
Some
Raise the '
Objection I
mm "A! “I."
awn-um
planar.“ sagas
awaaa Q “A
‘mea. llale Wfima
‘I’IIA‘A' trunnion ll now ma
AI .0 "All. A “I.“ 0'
AMINO!
savanna I'll.
I! cm was run I‘m
aura-nan. wrraaa II was
AWN”! 0' mun: 1‘»
WI can! 0. menu
“I.”
I, m m an! m “DI
I . rile lineal ado? A-
Slaves Ranges & Heaters
III therlly 1 .
TIN,STEE1.AGATE AAIl llllll '
. Nprelal’htlrntbm glvrn IIIJobM " Alluvi- “ ' I.
havrmvafort and-veal. ltllil HA: "A‘II'TEII' 33.23. TERI-I'm"... 23.21::
filt’flzlanlifills ”All“ timing” Fora.I and at the lowrst price». I
N
...,”. we... .22.... new “Wm" III vIIsIIIIIIIIIIII er. llllllIE.
"on Wuhan decided to try a pneumatic. buy I 80003880“ 70" BILLICK. '1 1' . "
V Insult. heelnwlaat to manage. lat! Il~ '
(lltluoltl’ anus. scum 0“” a.
fl WALL mill". NORWALK. (7". “Halsm
alh
. - .mrrmvhwwmg:
PIann Fone lessons. :1"?".:.:i..-~.... m...
(kilo-oral!!!“ mm?“ alatham'arfii M
new: I. IIIsIIIIIII. eeWWm'“ ~
IWut ave-Ia. Ilowth Norwalk
rlla whirl. "hm-erodi-
nhtonllavruesratassavara‘
his! I
wont-o near-m «Gila? fit” 5.
”7‘73““- “if?“ .'
B l 0 YO L E S l
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