‘ . avenue I llotlltklfibWest avenue..............t3,500
thhmttststroet .- ' ~ lletmlinighstreet.xorwslk.......1,doo
alderman r, Hillstreetun..." lloivomosonlnuelnm... 1,600
llolsoxleos. . ‘ stein street.... ..... .. llelisxlrosonlh Main stream...” 1.000
llotitmz'l‘ay lravenue.......,....... Notations?Elmwoodavenue......... 1,000
' , Stock of the (lo-operative Building Bank of New York.
CLOTHIERS,‘ , r .
, . It 80ml! lain Street. South Mall. Masonic Building, Harwell. ' a;
WK DVEB con STOCK. You will say you never saw anything
AN ovnncnsnon is pretty sure to ex lode a gun and on the im-
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a ‘ - e a ‘ ‘ like our Fall Clothing for Hen'l. Youths’ and Bo ’s‘rwenr which is now rm ‘ mediate ' h ‘ ' ' " -
F I 1'8, Llfe and ACCldent IDS“ faucet for inspection. Burprloin 1y little in cost to theypul'chas’erz they are surpriz of it, it illedg Iggzbdmvghbngolfifiigg "39'“ 3%“ {311:3 ylg‘d “ONO“tlhllg 1
’ . . , ingl b g in qualit . Higlll quality does not mean high prices with us. Do that the same thing should burst a business WV: have learrlgd the :&unhltf t‘
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“(:ELEBBATIN‘ ”Bull I)“ WW In. ”:93! “myflm '0 mo mum Ar mums. “mm T0 END HEB ”FE . The leading fish market of the ,
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city is at
» menus on u lNllllSflllAl." ultrasound... display.and the float "°','"“'"’""'"".'- WIMro-mmmmom In" A a s wine ‘ V".
rams silo Promo. "-10%"th Ill-toddlers new 1"” W, in ‘h" “”m' “ "’° “W“! W" '1‘“! “WW“ ."iglinanlficm. v ""NT & ZEL"! I ’8 V
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m-I-u firmed-nu: 222:3: whinpmmhmmmm 80““, ed lord-eels; atfio'olock, music being’ older or United American flecbaniu. $0.113: a: :u‘Lfi'I: m3: r, There on can always find the
Ila-emu can. In a lac-Ileana rs. NM" "i““w'hmm' 0.11. furn - hy’nm. In” Council... “0'" a South ”0'; an n a 1:3 3W 83 Washington Street. “when “Sh to be had- A fine
Hm. , m m ' Harvey, his wifeand a merry party of ””9"“ W350!" “ "'0 “m ”0'" "It. Ind Pilgrim Council. No. M, cl . "" " ' " _ - g , 10,, of fish my“ everyday.
'”" ' ° ‘ theirfriends. on the we conne- Tbe stud mud Non-1k. Inst al‘llle headquarters in Mrs. HaryKellytwicsattendedtoend ‘
this city and with the Stateoillcera and
Glover’s American Band at the head of
the line marched to the depot, where
they boardedflearot train for Roway-
ton. Outbolnlnwmtenmembonof
the Daughters of Liberty and Uncas
Council, Bridgeport, and members of
the order from lliiford. Stratford and
Long llill. 0n arriving at ltowsyton
they were met by delegations from Stam-
Nem‘im “193"“ “Midi! ofSepternr A four—borne float wasnaed by P. W. V” fills: with M91“! and "’9 rails
berwassetapartasl holidaylorlabor- .onwhichtodis of aroundtstrackwsrellnsd with spec-
ing classes, has the dly mu so generally mansions! Wflrfim . tutors. Dwyer'. Norwalk City band
i“ Norm“ 3' it marble cutter was working at his trade. ”mm“! ““8“!” ”I'm” between
tat lumen. «8 J. w. Studwell madean exhibition of ‘h" mm“- “W" “1° “mm mm
was undigested early in the day by the web" pianos. During . portion of the were in program, dancing in the pavilion
throng or people which 00an upon parade “W R. 1;“.de It the lagged somewhat, but at their close the
' the city and bor- keys. floor was filled with merry dancers until
' parade of the ”hm, ”km... the close of the day's festivities shortly
of Non-walk, It Frank Lyle was marshal of the fourth after 8 o’clock. Every one of the large
PllliE Tillllll cllSllP,
Jewelry. . o.....dliilllilr§iillii§;
sale every Saturday.
her life in the South Norwalk lockup
Sunday morning. V
The readers of TnltSleur will re-
member an article printed in these col-
umns about a month sgo,telling of a - ‘
light betwuen her and an Hungarian. The demand for cheap Jewell-yin the past has prompted us
who claimed Mm Kelly M cut a magic t2, call yopr attention to this particular line of goods this week. Ormrs called for and delivered.
lie" 0“,, him by me “minimum 0, e are displaying many novelties at prices which will surprise Wholesale and Retail Fish, 3-
"Iove powders." ‘llo was arrested, but you . ter and Vegetable Market,
lire. Kelly left town and went to Dan- Notice what we have to tiller:
seemedasilthe satiric population of the division, which was headed by thelarge NIH”! pment seemed to enjoy the lord, Greenwich. New Canaan, Port bury. She found it impossible to keep 100 Sti k P' _ ,
town was out to 886/ this second grand float of Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Union, day's pleasure. The ailsirpsssed all in CbesterandtheNsw York state Counci- away from 30!“h Norwallr, “0'9“?" 4? 1.5“; dc each, worth 50' HUNT &ZELUFF 8
display by tmdes’ unionists and enter- pm 746, containing benches with several an orderly manner, reflecting much lor. Marshal James E. Stevens and and returned Saturday sin-recon. Our '50_ _ _ 100 “ “ 190.
prising merchants. twasaperfcetday, you...“ will” at work. Glover's c ‘t upon the committees who hadit aides. llsjor Hathaway and Dales G. alert wlice oilicers soon heard of her Gilt and OXIdlzed Hair Pins 30 “ “ 5c. 32 WASHINGTON STREET
and dreamy-unmet: bieedtomakethe band of twenty pieces ham ,1... 3m, inc “The sports resulted as fol- L‘Hommedieu, wemnotlong in forming Mum and went toSpringwood,wliore “ “ “ ‘i l- me u u 196‘ - ._ _, . “a"...
dememon as“ 'nesumrecliln- members or the brotherhood who follow— low the new. elm which a parade in- they found Mrs. Kelly and but hushed. Rolled Plate “ .. no u .. 05., l-- H- DECKER.
ing In many respects the parade given ed the float. They carried canes. Horse trot—Won by E. P.Jones'Addi- given through the Will-1 m of quarreiing as usual, and both were u H La P' 10 ,. ,, ~ ' DEALER l.\' .
last year. and Wilma, unbounded Aleature which the children likedand sonrJr'IOf Bridgeportinthm Build“ the place. Nearly every home was promptly arrested. They were taken to B .” ce 193 . c 19c‘ . ‘ M
credit upon Monmuhittees oftbevarious which caused oomidershle amusement, “his, ”0:1 Quinlnn'l Nancy. 0' Weat- decontlsd, some being mly covered the l0c|lup and placed ill Wife CIR“. (38" Rolled .Plate Ha" .Plns 290 eaCh’ worth 59C.
0mm” who "W the adult. was Michael Sileehan, dressed asaclown Wm 5900M. N15: W. ll. lockwood's with film: and hunting. Notably among Mrs. Kelly were: long woolen scarf Gilt 0" Glidlzed Hat P1118 50 “ “10&15c.
Flags 3‘3“ bunting floated everywhere, and driving Robert Morton’s famous Dolly Gregory, third, “0' Time, 238’
”“WY‘I‘E homage‘toorgamzed “’05 Roton Point donkey. He (the donkey, 2‘38‘2‘42'
Promplly at 10 o'clock, “PO“ 3 “i3“! not Mr. Shoshan)advertisedtho business One hundred and twenty yard dash—-
them were those of Captains W. l.
Stevens and C. W. Bell. A large crowd
had gathered at the school house. a plat~
aboln her neck, but satire oilicers had no
idea she, would attempt to do anything
rash with it they allowed her to wear it
from the South Norib'alk fire alarm, the of William Morton, the carpenter. W. J. Slebb. first. overcoat; W. N. linil‘. form had been raised and after music by in the cell. Shortly before 10 o;clock WOO] Bl an kets
grand procession meted. Grumman Brotllere’ display 0‘ soft second, toilet set; F. Stratton, third, box the band, Rey, 16‘, 3, Robbins oilered Sunday morning, Edward Taylor. who , I
ego mid-mn- drinksintheir delivery wagon was very 0'8"”- mretr followed by the singing or "M been “WM.” WPl'i'“ 0' 1““ Wool blankets will soonbe in demand and we have deter
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At the heedonlrepagrmnl rode Grand good, the vehicle being trimmed with One '1’" "'99 bicycle me for bore—
Marshnl Bernard Ji Reynolds and his green branches tastefully arranged be- Eddie EI'W‘I- “'3'! lamp: Charles
aides, John W. Sculley, Robert W. Reid tween the cases. ' barmar, 390°“- "!8: William 30115“.
and Edward W. Barrett. Following in The members of Painters' Union, No. “'"d’ 3““ knile.
their wake were eight mounted members 230. attracted deserved attention in their Running race, half mile WWE- "-
of the Norwalk Fire ll'oliee and St. John's suits of white. There were thirty-one of 50m" l-hiflleld, flair 390: James ii.
Band, of Stamford, consisting of twenty them iniine,nnd they presented a line O'Reilly’s Little Grand, second, "5:
Pim- appearance. . Thomas Hunt‘s Dynamite, Wrd, $10.
The Bat Finishers Association, of D.Stow, the well-known South Nor— Time 53h”-
Soutb Norwelk, 131i strong, came next. walk furniture deuler,displsyeda llaud- Fifty yard ““1de race—W. J-
They wore dark suits, Derby hats, while some bedroom suit in his newly decor Stebb, “'3‘. ““0 lump; W- N- “I“.
gloves and carried bones. From every and business wagon. second. inkstand: Gus Fields, third; bird
side they were complimented on their The display ol the South Norwalk Bos- 9389: F- 3"!er fourth.
splendid appearances Bringing up in the ton store was an exceedingly clever con- 0'39 mile bicycle racer trade unions—
rearof this large bbdy of men was an ceit and was greatly admired by every- R- 3- GW‘T. fin“. marbleclock;Gould
immense float, halbdsornely decorated one. 1: consisted ofu display of silky Horn second. traveling Ins: Bury
with red and yellow, on which half a and ribbons, soarrsnged as to almost en- “Mlle“ third, 50‘ of elm Time 2:3-
dozen hat finishers were plying their tirely conceal the driver. The wheels One mile run—William 09812 “I'll.
vocation. wereadorned with pretty fans and the 3““ 0‘ clothes; W- J- 3M)"- We
Twenty members of the Brotherhood vehicle presented a fairydike appear- “"0951 Benjamin Joyce. third. umhrdla
of Brass Workers mile next in a mrryall once. Time 534- .
drawn by four bombs. llml Division. Ten mile handicap bicycle race—R. B.
Mitchell, the up—len hatter, drove n The fifth and last division was in ”"2017 (one minutemmnilver pitch-
stylish turnout in the parade. Carrying charge of Alexander St. George, marshal 9"; V- M- Bonnscker (scratcb). ”0001b
out his well-known inclination for novel~ and was led by Dwyer‘s City ofNorwalk’ 3"“? sublet: E. R- Benedict, (three
ly in advertising, cornea goat and cart band of twenty pieces. This was lollow- minutes), third;shoes. “0103232-
just back of him, in charge ofainll rig- ed by 13:. members of Boot and Shoe One hundred yard mm for boys—
gedcoacbman. \Vorkcrs' Union, so. 14:, wearing white Frank Frazier. first. avcordian: Charles
A. Avison, the Nolrwalk butcher. had gloves and carrying canes. About thirty "WK. “TOM, m8: ”MW" WNW]:
four attractive delivery carts in line, and ladies employed in Lounsbury, Matthew “1er jack knife.
Cmdduck. the Washington street man son&(}o.'s factory followed them in a Eighty yard me for In men—David
ketrnan, was reprenlnted by two men on large carryall, decanted with bunting Jl‘nkfir first, MINING! DUI-ll". 9000“.
horseback. wearing; the conventional and drawn by four powerfulgray horses. Diem”; A- L- Lincoln. third, Mm-
garb of butchers. The large fleet of J. H. Buckley a Running hish jump—E. 3- WWW“.
Fred S. Ambler nlade a display of his Son was much admired, the goods manu- first. cigar bolder; W. N. Hail, second,
extracts, arranged ill pyramid form. factored by them being displayed to 0010609: J- W- N01“. ""l’d- box 058‘“!-
Jarnes P.5heehan cigar manufacturer; great, advantage by means of a revolv— Standing high jump—i1. B. Robinson,
Pelrsnz at (Handled, bakers; S. J. ing cone in the center of the float. Eigh- “Nb pipe; W. J- Stebb, second,shaviug
O'Brien, agent of libs Wheeler & Wilson been members of the Elastic Web Weav- cup; W. N. Half, “mill box 0‘9” _
sewing machine, at Nickcraon c Bette, ers' motion followed the display in Smdins hish kick~Fmd sues, first.
America by the entire audience. Chair.
man C. B. Adams, State Secretary, alter
w'fe or had been In - . .
a; inlmng‘fi“: 2.1“" the (3;: turned to furnish our share to the people of this town and vicin- ,,
stating the object of the gathering, in. discovered tlthrs. Ksilyhnd taken the It)’- A“ blanketeboulzht of us now, If so desired. will be stored ._;
troduced Professor Baldwin, principal of Earl. intened it tightly abouth neck free 0‘ charge until wanted. V, g " ‘
the school, who welcomed the visitors and then tied it to one of ihccrosebsrs lit/5*
to the pretty little village. Slam Coun— of the cell. Taylor‘s cries attracted the
cilor EC. Clark was the next speaker. attention of Wwillmm 0019!. who
Brother Gilmore then presented the ting, boards same the street. He went over
and if the people there Were not Ameri- to the lockup, and Everett E. Lowndes. .
cans when he began, they were when he Who came along at that time. went after 50 - - r, «
finished. Asthe flag was unfurled the Chief 0' Pulled? Vollmeh Webb" 539— 50 1):: :3: BBiuieE' beagtles, a); ”cl p13“. - , , - re—vvasmsorm—re
hand struck “lithe-"Star Spangled Ban— weed tolhe station house-and unlocked , p .° ' a an 5’ ,goo wag ,a ea or m every particu- South Norwalk.
ner" and the fin: gun at a salute of the door of the cell, an that the woman's lar‘ ("r ““5 sale "gc pair. --*
Wm" w,“ fim¢ R“ C. J_ can“ husband and Taylor amid get her down. :35 pairs 10.4 Blankets, best In town for the money, at $1.09
receile the ting in behalf of the school. She was nearly strangled and it took pair.
5:. E. Btudley, State Councilor of New abuut’tive minutes to bring ht'! back to LO“) yam Bleached Muslin in remnants of 5, 10. 13 yds., reg“.
ork. madea few remarks, after which consciousness. 1m, l0c quality our price 70 Yd .
all retired to the tent adjoining the Thocbief then iockmi tho mgr-n again 50 E ' H _ , ' ' ‘ _ .N . ~ . A
school W, when, .. m m and u MM mung to Tush”. pcs. xtra eavy Lnbleached bileetlng. .m inches wuie as
waiting to be taken care of. Each one when the discovery was made that the 300‘] ‘13 wheat at ”Cr worth 8“ per yard.
seemed to think that he had adutyto woman waaagain lryinglo kill herself. M ‘ ll lieving pain may be
perform under that tent. and was going This time she had taken some strings
to do his best, but there was enough to used to hold her skirts together and tied
food 250 more. them in the same manner a: she did the
~--"-~~~'-‘~‘ ..,._,.-_.,._ emf. Tbechicf tmk the strings from
0M) I’IILwWS' EXCURSION. the woman and then unlocked lllr- «blots
of the cage so that Kelly illiil Taylor
mid watch the woman and prcvr-llt her
from further attempts to tulle her life.
in the afternoon another Hungarian
came tr the lockup and gave bonds in
the sum of “0 each for Mr. and Mrs.
Kelly's appearance for trial Monday
Paints, oregano. etc.
N Otice Our Leader-SI Artists‘lllaterials.
Pictures hauled to Order. Painting,
Paper Hanging and Decorating.
Generally searches
for a drug store.
The greatest variety
of remedies for re-
found at
HALE’S
POPULAR
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About ‘I’wol’hmaand People Enjoy a Do
llgblful Sail on the Clty of l-IWIrllft.
The depot platform was lbrougul with
purple yesterday morning, waiting for
the special train which was toconvey
them to Wilson Point. to take the steamer
City of lawrence on the Odd Fellows'
excursion to New London and the Odd
Fellows' home at Grown Heights. it
is estimated that about four hundred
went from South Norwaik and almost as
many from the borough. A special
train of thirteen cars from Stamford.
containing the mmhenof the lodge in
that place. Greenwich and New Canaan,
arrived at the Point about 8:30 o'clock.
‘ PAIN
83 Washington Street.
looming. They appeared. pleaded not , Store-
guiltyand Justice Townsend continued . -_, _, .w ,_ _ __ W _____.
their cases until this morning. when they - I ‘ out: 2
Corner Drug
changed “Itil' phi and were lined ‘1”. you" In
Kelly's fine was 31 and costm amounting . .
moon. murmur we... POPULAR sun illll I
amountin to .2l. Tiler id and were Ar,” m rmmmn, ,0, mm, a,"
grocers, made highly commendable on {our batoncbeg, toilet set, 7 feet 9 inches: Ed. Robinson, 3 .8 ’ ill sec 1'” 3‘ m,
hibim in this divi’on. The firm last Uornstock Brothers made a handsome wndrshlfing cup; W. N. liofl’, lhifd.
named displayed flour and a variety of display on an immense tloat, trimmed Ml elm
canned goods, the fwagon being drawn with buntingandflagsaud artistically lct- Running high kick—Ed. WWII.
by three horses. tered in gold by Artist Wasbburn. The first. Pin-5h album, 8 feet 9 inches; Fred
The steamer started on the delightful
sail about 9nd arrived at New tendon
Bun-dfnlvlalon.
Thesecond dividlon formed on West
avenue, with the right near Seymour
place. It was bet ed by John Weld-
haas, marshal, d Heine's band of
twenty-two pieces. whose selections re-
ceived many compliments.
Next came the} Cigarmakers’ union,
No. %. There wel fifty-two members
on foot. each one 1 «ring tall while usa-
simere hats andilinen dusters. Their
display was a final carrying an immense
Luther Wrightfdisplayisl two hand
some light carrlal on a large iloat,
which also cents nrd employee of his
display of clothing and gents‘ furnish-
ings was intermingled with potted plants.
The firm of A. B. Hoyt it Son was ad-
vcstlscd by the proprietor and his em-
ployee in a canopy-top carriage.
Scolleld d: Hoyt displayed several
pieces of furniture in their delivery
wagon.
The business of F. linyes was advertis-
ed by his delivery wagon, eslx-cialiy dec-
orated for this owesion.
ii. If. Williams made a display of
crockery, tinwarc and house furnishing
goods. neatly arranged.
Then came an or tenaivo display of the
business of Raymond Brothers, headed
Stebb, second, trousers; W. J. Stebb.
third, box cigars.
Three legged race—John Glenn and
James Mason, first. two hats; William
Campbell and Ham Peterson. second,
box of cigars; Lambert Shutskey and
Fred Bowen. third. cologne.
Six hundred yard dash—~W. J. 8w“),
first. homers: J. Keough, second.
clock: James Mason, third, lemonade
set.
The prices were nwurdml from the
judges'atand. Tbeycanbehad ofJohn
(t. Kelley. iOOHoutb Ilaln street. The
gate prices will be drawn Thursday.
'ltapo—vnun'wifletea.
excursionistu got 01! there, but the Not since the burning of M’gt lam-
grenier number continued on to Grown, hert's hotel. over one year ago. has bar-
where they were met by a committee of ion had a fire like the one which occur-
Odd Fellows and escorted to the new red early yesterday morning. it destroy-
llome. which was thrown open for their ed the coal sheds and born which have
only drawback on the sail up the Sound uncle. near the Main strr'ct crossing,
was the lack of seats, there being about for the put ten years, togetlwr with two
2,000 people on board and only W camp Valuable horses and other property. The
stalls. Several hundred mom stool, coal sheds and born were built by Ralph
were procured in New London, however. W. Birchard. but have been owned for
and the sail home was consequently the past few years by John W. Rockwell,
from Stamford, Campbell's andonc con- Zigman Karon. who kept his team ol
nectadwiththetkwnetliandJurnisbedex- luau-and wagons liners. Three M
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accommodation and inspection. The staid west of the (Ionsolidaled railroad IF IN NEED 013.0%);IgggggmggtngEgfigng DURABLE
Shirt Waists
in White and Fancy Colors, made up of all kinds of materi
much “on “Mfume. "0 mm 0‘ N" Yo“. m ham ”5 “mm by which are displayed on our centre counter.
, lb r nus ndBAKl.\G wu
discharged. . :15 lb: :rhort linle we toll-e mere of this
WW »— ~ resistance on close; .
1W0 “(Willis Bl'llSlIll. ‘fifmtm-J "a - 6'. .5 also or
A Fire In Barton. Karly Yesterday Ian-—
about 8 o’clock. A number of the “3- W. n'" a“ 0"“ ““h-
WHERE ‘
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Papers. Borders and (tilt Monkllap lo
bounce tor imposition, cm notlcoby penal.
collect music. The steamer arrived at M hay wmluolwof ulscoal HI- Illd ladies. 'Fomiug caps in a" Sham and s'lhs- "V... ,, Wime-V M-
nmmnemmemmmmemm. Isuveneiomsmesolualiose 5 cents Wilm- gangrenous,
”MM-*xmh'wmwm “‘8 ”W 15 well Selected Styles of Iagnulla lllllIs at Ill cuts in yard. mummigmwurmfim‘
night. W” ...... ‘
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“WW“ "' “l“ ”mm” 39mm ”13.3? {or-J. in line Ill Pom ,al,8l;.-lr0c,.|2lu molllspuxynlslsz-i HWWWM “fl?“
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m' “wholesome-em. .. -
. by the enterpnsingproprletors'aud '0“ In the one-mile bicycle race for boys
The Norwalk ' . n Stem made a 10"“! by '0‘" “W containing the W. Schlitt rode V. II. lionnecksr's new
moduli-rowan. dra- lloodmil» 0m“’ '0'“ '"d "m“? 0"” "W (moron. relay bicycle. Before he had
bonaand‘toweli , m" 0” mwfllnfie “lam“ cl" 0' gene we fact he was fouled by 11.1.
. EJ. Wadhalnsl multilayer)- articles,asfollmz Uriahstramcement m. and mired . had fall. Boas
plu'larket. and nlaornployol. wearing '“d lime, 1“” “"11““ “a" moulders came in that. but was barred.
lmgwhlte norm-mullet filth-um- “mt Wmv “out“ In“! '1‘“ seniin'owseel wasayreek, the iron
tractodattsnlloul they went by in a '00“: concrete. back-rm coshanm' whoelboingdamlpdialraoathyoad ro-
lambs-insolvent . P‘vandumlmmh ”mm pair. Schlittwas awarded third m.
N load, all bullish hi", [3“ Bulk)“ hadauadvevtlsement for 110!!- During an m ‘x u” m
two-ribbon“: . . Mallnfiwm m‘kmmw‘h‘m » . svgnunopaunsaooulm’sndngm
laulisdivisioo. Wfioy'Mllh "”29““ nnmuhlhitioamn. W 300 (as:
m“; , .. M "0'.“ in me ”IO 'spfdsr andfly. the I‘- 0th”.
tbedlviaioo.tbe int com-Mn: mut- W‘”‘“"° mm“ "W“!!- Trainer w. u. Lockwood drovsl’lckst
ad the secondlefl. cocoa. wed “mm" "“3"“ M‘dhi" °' amlle. making tbelaatiluartarinthirty-
marinate. ruuiowork. lireaeconda.
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