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86 Washington Street,
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momma or
for instance, and you will readily under-
stand the point we make.
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iiiii EVENING SENTINEL
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'1"!!!le .656me $2.50; Bmonthl.
K0 cents; single comma cent».
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”"Dru‘ggist.
THIS WEEK WE ARE
tunic our A car or
Lu bin’s
Extracts
at .590 per bottle.
ALL I’OPUIJAR ODORS.
REMEMBER THAT WE SELL A
(i) can one: IllllllE or
Jamaica
‘ . Ginger
for 25c.
PLAISTED’S
Elixir of
Calisaya
LAND—
PLAISTED’S
3661’ Wine
. and iron
ARE THE BEST SUMMER TONICS
You CAN '52. my THEM.
Only 75c.
“Ml-W“
It‘ll. Plai‘slcd,
Druggist.
lillllasliinglcii St, Sc. Harwell.
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For the benefit of our many frlcnvlo who ask
'Ilut lax-innit contain» 1 icrcwllh pnhllidi
ur formula for liinklng It, «near net-an be
cmanbamd:
first. we take uni-nun”~ of tho spirit of reso-
utlon.an equal! minllly of good crinsclrncc:
It In into I ru- n 1|!)er monfnl of the
b I «unmanned
f II no of nlben' W‘l’l“!hm grow uten-
llrely in the garilrn of Life gathering at thi-
“In! time a handful of the blossoms"! hope.
“conning them vllh thehelrs of Prom-lam is,
now comes Ilil‘ mm! would part of all» a
few drops of iii-name friendnlilp. but hour»-
fulof mama-rm” In the Inumllrnin; of iii-I!
Inlm which your» ntmnlnnmunly; lhi- foul
minimal It I ll» the. compililtlon. We then
Mace the: in! role of lhm lo a burr-contour
elixir by opium" proportion»! t'nnft'ltl, flav.
straw in he MEG‘GM iroodjtidgmrnl and
mom-lend mulatlnit “1‘56th according to
the vlrlhsnce of mark.
Having tented this medicine the doctors all
mom I an an lnfalllblq run for that
llred. all-torn» helium and that which mar-um
celery Indemnity «commanded to thr-ieof Ii
nervous temperament. lmaionik with pop.
sin. I. a nine rare for min and all forms
1
ding at t EPIIIN.‘ time-o
11 ii
of lamina. imaging: I rivers rim fulfil-{LII
C I an! m- an o
W“""."’ ~ sold by
.639. c. Stlllson.
8.“ by a. A. “BEGINS“ Norwalli.
m {murmur 3
‘imuNii WFFEE.
no. W'mteo In it i quail Mm lruli
Jar. . a with top and rubber
band. ad It while you welt. air. lb.
llew Mackerel lIl Pails.
.1.“ m PAIL.
WW.“
SMOKE) HALIBUT
4002 MM... .
Thea bright. iron mom shudders our
Male by are lust talcum. lite. lb. lilacs
”Willem am nanberharetrled
than for“: lint time and iviamil for man.
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We m In on the m or good miter.
hunt in line you not. Heisman mm
Sun like!
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links-1'0”” Ior'l'o-qiorrow.
‘ "ion Tld led
.at52ll autism llafllztiie homo"
New York "mid Weather Porocut.
The weather to—day promises to be generally
clear and warmer. To-morrow It promlsoe to
be warmer and'fair.
ion nos'r SAY—it‘ll;
'l‘lir. Bridgeport Standard puts the case
well when it says: "local manufactur-
ers are busy, local mills and factories are
at work, many have orders far ahead of
their present capacity to fill them, and
there is less complaint that there has
been for many years of want of business.
And yet in the face of this the Democrat.
ic calamity bowlers have the nerve to
tell the intelligent vo‘tcr that the McKin-
ley bill has hurt the country and that we
should have free trade! And then they
put another wliopper on top of tlizit by
saying that the Democrats do not want
to injure American industry."
Has there been a strike this your. or in
any recent year, asks the Hartford (‘our-
ant, which could not have bn-n averted
by a frank, lace—wince talk between cm—
ployers and (uliploycd—lwgun and car
ricd on in a reasonable and conciliatory
temper on both sides, with an hum-st do—
aire to arrive at an multablc agreement?
We greatly doubt it.
THE New York Sun has n snggcstion
about the Worn and dirty one, and two-
dollar hills, which might be» the agent in
spreading infection. that n"! gown:-
nient should (‘flll them in and issue new
and clean once in their places. This
would bi' comparatively may of accord
plishmcnt and might I‘llflliflith‘ one
source of dnngvr in this sprond of disease.
In one of the rooms of the Franklin
street echml the other day, just after
the opening of the afternoon session. a
lllllt‘ girl rneied her hand and askml if
Slll‘ could bring to the teacher‘s dunk a
[Mirage she bold in her hand. Upon re-
ceivingn word of tumult rilw, liptocd her
way forward amid grin/it cxtn-ctancy on
the part of the roliolnrs as well no the
tmchvr. and commenced to remove sov-
oral layers of paper from the package.
the content-inf which not aim: in the
room had yet divined. The removal of
the wrapping: revealed a bottlc. which
contained in alcohol, as tho little miss
explained, two of her father's toes. rc-
cciitly amputated. le mclior was mo
tonislu-d and “it'll :iiiiuscd. lll’l’ “lulu";
limit giving way in ixnuwn as the lmttlo
was rclorm-d to tho folds of the pain-r.
What proiiiptml tho girl to make such
an exhibit remains unexplained, but it is
one of those many ”ciir'ous things" a
teacher encounters in her profmsional
('fll’t‘t‘l’.
lflrrtrlc Lights Wanted.
[cililor of The HmIi’nri’.‘-—l,'miorstnnd-
in); that a iii-tilion has rccoutly boon pro-
St'nll'tl to the city hither» pctilioning that
two i-lvrlrii- lights be placed. one boyond
Elm ilrow slow on tho “0“)“ Hill road,
ncar .iIr. Townsend's noble-nun, the other
ln-yond Mr. Wade's on \l'mt slrwl, or
floor the brook just cant of Dr. Burke's
house. lwould llh‘ to say that both of
three roads are much traveled day and
night and are mpecially dangr'mus upon
adark night. Petitions have been pro-
iu-ntcd beforc and accomplished no good.
and from the minim-r in which the to,
clients of the nutrients of this locality are
ignoml time and again, the writer is led
to believe that now, when the new poles
are bring croctcd. iii tho limo to agitate
thr- mam-r riiori' criminally through the
mciliiirn of tho rm. ['pon a former
iu’mmiori, wlii'n a pivtition was [mm-amt,
wo wen.- ollorcd the use of uric of the old
contact oil lamps, provided we would
care for it. What rare gc-noroeity m.
We pay taxes in common with our more
enlightened brethren. and why should
we be «leimrmd (nun sharing in the privi-
logia which they mjoy? Tlnm lights
arenmlul for the while good, and why
themed! will time and again “lay on
the table" thin petition In beyond the
warm of comprehension of
A Sirrrzan.
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hrill Out the Iron latte.
Harlin ‘fformfk sentinel: When ii
that man with the iron rake who was to
clean our street: from lame stow? Conn
phlat is made by every person who
Mean-unis or thin annoyance. Why
won’t our city fathers look after this
matter. A Ilreman could corerl lame
sectionoftheclty Inoaeweek.
Damn.
I.” for the I'm-t Dim.
Hitler Sentinel—Mr: As the public
prose is our only medium to reach the
mile, won't you kindly «all the alien-
tionefwrdirtrlct when! committee to
mmu. imam allies: to look
“memmm Tulb ' “and” into our public schools
. the In: ll. of child»: of
mu PIIIIE rot noun. manila-m
1* ‘ p ' 5. 1119mm.
'mmum’h ”I.“ ,3 r. My col-embi-
Mummmirui
“Mona!“nlac-flth'mm
new penile insumford.
October”.wlliliottieiloetuuuirsin
unto-railway. The W of
math-Manila. “no-hm mostlf not‘allaf the cum-of
“M Mutton-anneal
mum-emu mun-Lam
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memdw
the difference’viai the style at
inland
.A‘LooK AT .5
Flu STYLES
WE give
Clothing that neuone will at-
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Ithat sold by nth-J
r
South Norwalk.
iiiiln‘ii monitor
What the People of Our on, I'G bolus
and Saying.
Curtis Eddy. of Henry street, ill quite
.... slot.
rum—w...—
Mrs. Henry M. Jennings, of (Shootout
strict. is seriously ill again
V. A. Scnficld hi having the front of
the Warwick House repainted.
The Consolidated road has subscribed
$1,000 for the Columbus day celcbration
in New York. October 21.
Mrs. John Tweedy, wife of the poet
master at Danbury, died at 4 o'clock this
morning, after a short illness.
—-Knox styles in Iadies’ fclt Alpine
hats at Knapp‘iiL» fl
pan McIntyre, of this city, and Ike
Williams, of Bridgeport. will spur at the
(.Jorbett exhibition in New [lawn to.
night.
Thi'Nf‘l’Wfllk lliiildini,r and Loan/ls»
socialion lu-ld a regular "rooting last
evening and sold $2,000 at It very low
[Ift‘llllllllL
Urbin Urnisby, who in well known in
Norwalli, was rumored from Btrsloll to
his sister's uni-hence in Wiiizilcd last
week and iii very low with pneumonia.
The llanbury Fair will open Tuesday.
October 4. and will continue through (lu-
m-kancluding Saturday. It will be.
an it has llt't‘n for many years, (by load-
ing agricultural exhibition in New Eng-
land.
——l’urc colic-o with pure I'l’t‘itlll. 51'. n
cup. dcpot restaurant. Illnrliull night.
0’ .
William Avery, a Norwiilk oystmrnifln,
was si-ioul with cramps at tho alm'k m-ar
“’ull slrvot this morning.
since convoycd him to tho l'Iiiirrigrncy.
win-re ho was r|¥llt‘\l‘d.'"'lifldxi‘pflfk
Formcr.
ll rcquired thirty-four special trail»;
on tho i‘oniiolidutml road and its
liralIClws to convey llu- v'oniivvtimil
Illl’nllk‘lh’lll tlicIirnud Army and llll'll’
frivnds on their start for Washington
Monday.
Tho Jewish New Your will be olm-n‘ed
Tbiimdziynnd Friday. The ohm-runa-
nf it bogim Wain-willy night and viola
Friday night. Tho Day of Monocle-lit
fall: on Saturday. October I, and will lw
generally observed by tho Juwieli‘pmplc.
j-llmsonablc priceo at lam-‘5 iii-pot
restaurant. Opim all night.
l'niiintoi'k llrolliu-rs lizivi- git»; up lire-ii
ill/Pry stable in ibi- rvzir oi lin- Warwick
llnim- :ilid rrluruo-d tn thvir boom in
New Danton. it is said that William
I‘vmslm'k cxliccts to continue the board-
ingnnd bailing stable as soon as math-rs
are satisfactorily ndjustnl.
' lki- Williams, champion liiiddlmvcigbt
of I‘nmnm-tii'iil. null Ilrnry Jamison.
colored, liml n ti-n round ”go" in lhr
llridgcporl gymnasium knit nixhl, in lllt’
pfl'sll'lll‘i' of not) mm. about twvnty-Iivv
of whom m-rc from this city. Tho bol-
tli- was nwunlwl to Williams
Tlic opt-cud committee of [whiny-four
appointed at tho llopublimn rally to con
eiili-rtlicqumlion wlieihvr :i man-hing
club ubnll be formed during the (milk
paign, will Int-ct at Republican limd-
quart/mt this evening. at 8 o'clock.
Every inniiilicr nlltlulll be their.
A epccial muting of the South Nor’
walk Vim l'nlici- Will be held in tlwir
hradrpinrtoni on Washington nlrcct, this
f‘Wt'lllllg. for the purpose of takingnctiim
on an invitation to partmipnti- in tho
punch in .‘ltmnford, ”violin-r [9. A large
attendance of “Million in mini-sled.
”Knox utylca in lmlim’ fclt AlpinrI
hats at Knapp'n.‘ _ ‘
The fan: will probably burr-lured to
two and one-half ccnts a mill.- on the
Himmtonic road cocoon as tho Connoll-
dated loans is ratified at tho annual
mention next month. The fare on the
Consolidator! line is two cents a mile
and all of its branches two canto and a
half.
In tho ninth-r of weather this ileplclii-
her is morally a record Imkcr. Twen-
tym perfect day. and one day of
storm—each b the record up to the
present. Often September in unduly hot,
ind «naturally be counted on for it
lug-gm; of rain. If It has turned
oreuoewlcaftherols mm for gen-
eral rejoicing. __________
~Tbere will be a business meeting of
the Friday Afternoon club at the homo
of Ilia. lease 8. Jennings. on Friday,
September 23, at half past three o'clock.
Iottlnselectionofofllemmdtln trans-
action of each Instincts netball come be—
fore the march“
Altherslnlar communication of Old
Welllodpfito. loan-malt. held
ammonium degree was com
fared. Thmcandidauawmlcceptul.
Aalarltatloowuexteadadmflarmy
wanna: New Canaan. also to
Arhlndmofaeorgstown.w visit Old
Well lodge and confer either degree
Maryann-s.
Emlmmfw Mara-
drum
, “the at
allow.
l
tire. I). Manoninoved ymiti-riley from
‘J
fififli
[Iii
Camels Hair, Slum Serge, lliagonels, ‘Bedlcrd Dords/
cashmercs, ladies’ cloth,“ etc.
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Special attention is called to our line of Navy Blue Goods so popular this season.
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A. Dickerman & Son,
“WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
The Norwalk Fin: Police will hold a
w”
Boston to this city. She will live on
special mwtiug this evening.
Day street. w-.-”
Ernest Hopkins has been olecu‘d dole—
gato by the Baptist Young l’ooplo’ii So-
duty of Christian Endeavor to attend
tho Stain Conwntlon in Hartford. Onto.
bar 4-5. .4 ‘ - l
According to an acknowledged author-
ity, it is the correct thing, with the ox-
ci-ption of an aflcrnoon ton, to answer
all invitations to formal gatherings.—
Exchange.
“Harrington, Gallium. Dunlap and
Thistle styles in fine wine still hats at
Knapp's.
Tho winter time-tabb- of the Consoli-
datudmad has been arranged and will
go into effect October 2. The chief
change will be tho withdrawal of the
Whiii- Mountain i'xpri'ns.
(‘mnsioi'lt “fathom. the ('lOlllli‘tri, are
givingnwuy to llivir patrons lmndnmnc
(’fllllpillizll badgers, of both p-‘llitical
portion. Tho nninvsof (lie-wineliilulm for
prim-loot :inil lhf’ll’ portraits um ivuvi-n
in i‘vvlnrml silk.
Frill" 7:30 to 8:9" o‘clock to-inorrow
night cit-(lovcriior Waller, who is to rid—
drosi a Democratic nit-cling in Music
Hall. will hold a reception in the parlor
h-(lrund W. chlcr, an old and re-
,iipectod citizen of Wilton died yesterday
after“ H two wsekii' illnciis. aged Ml
yeiira.
.. Thelhiinocratic town caucus for the
rim on Third districts will be held in
the Democratic headquarters, on Water
street, Ilt'Xl. Tuesday owning.
Olliccr Darin lockedtlohn Connolly, of
New Cnnaunhup for safe keeping this
morning. Connolly was about the streets
too much under the inlluonco of liquor.
D. 6. Curtis is moving from the Ann
Smith place on East avenue. to Knight
street. Tho.» Smith place will be occu-
pied by l’rofi-aeior Hills, of Williuuieport,
who has boon secured us clioiriunritcr of
lracc church. . ..
Shpliwn l‘oiiistook. J. P. Trondwcll,
William It. I'urtis and Howard Bloomcr
boardi-Il tho 2:“) train on tho lloiniatonic
road for llidigo-Iiold. yostiirilay :il'tornoon.
taking: llivir buy-loci with them. Thy-y.
ell-trim] to \vliH-l llillllr', but had proceed-
ml but 3 short distancv wlirn Mr. Timid»
Well lmvkv the llllllillt’ llill' tn lll‘i machine
and won iibligi‘il to walk Li lll'anchvillo
and irilw tlm train from thorn to .\'or-
walk. The ulllr'rs of tho party Continued
on their j illl'llt')‘ and mat with no
mishap.
Thu llllllllll» l
of tlwtlity lloti-l. wlirri- thosw who so
dosin- can nit-ct him
.\ Ssxrisai. rcpnrli’r pom-d inio Stur-
lvinnl's bargain houm- on North Main
ritrwt, ymrcnlny alli'rnonn. to admire
the 111le ole-gnu! iL‘inul'lrimnl of forrign
and domestic rugs ctr-r Illoplllyi'il in Sun
walk W» understand that Mr. Storm
rant bought flu-iii at :i grunt «atrium» for
i'a~li.:ind has marlin-d tin-m at figures
that will mail:- tlrmii tit-ll.
Silllll'dldi nits.
.\ Ilrrny lluilgcl of [tom- I'roiii the
l lloroiinh [1an of Tou u. '
'I'ln- lzlllli'i of the Baptist church will
hold a gnbb-n tz-a iii lla- It‘Culfl' room to-
night.
William l'l‘lllt' and i'ltltllt’fl l'nync
“will (u Moridun today. to take part in
Nov tin-iiii-n's luuriinuwnl.
Tlo- funeral of Rlilet'll .-\. Raymond
wash-rid from hislatc rmirh-nwon the
Slrziwlwrry' Hill road. yi-rtvrilny lifter-
umn at ‘2 o'clock, Rt‘V.U. M. Scllock
officiating.
I'lmrlcs Stebb. who was arnauvl by
()ilin-r Dunn for drunk-minim. yrsln-rday
morning, was trird ll‘li'fi‘ Jiisucc (Tim;
ill-,zw Lint night and W‘ltlt'lll‘ml to thirty
kill}: in Juli,
William l‘rrilllin, nl Sou “own, and
Ilm-rgwlliohrnund and W. ll. Lauri, of
l'crliskill, wlim'lml to Norwiilk yi-e-‘lrrday
to .ltlvrid tho “it‘llfllillltlvl'vcli meling.
Tin-y rvluriu-(l lioriio» today.
Mm. Junt- t‘nlhoiiii. oi Hrungv, N. J.,
who wait rnwnily L‘lhl'll ill “lllli‘ visiting
Nim'lun Alliiii, of tlei linnl air: it. dinl
Ilivrrlhis morning. nip-d 77 years. The
roman-s oill b0 lnlit'll lo Urniigi- lo‘nior-
Illlh'.
~‘lrllfilfllll‘ \vill llidlil‘ your window»
blight.
F. ll. South-bl, of Summer nlrm-l. 1-3er
urn :igi'iil for S. 1‘. Willow {t Io, lirni
llt‘t‘l) pnw‘llh’tl with a llilliilllflllll' travel-
ing t‘lL'lI‘ by his cmploycm for iicllilii: the
birgmt number of cigars in one wet-k
over sold by any enhwnnn.
Miclinol Ml'Mllllln and Jllfllt'li I'raw-
ford, who worn urn-elm] by Ollii'crs
Martin and Northrop Monday night, for
running Ill" (*ll‘l‘lflt‘ light station and
being drunk, wrru tricil but night boforo
Justice Ifwlulgo. Mi'nllllllt was lined
*7 and units and ('rawforil $3 and units.
llotli paid.
At ii moi-ling of tho llonid of Educa-
tion, but night. it Won by \‘UN' rccom-
liii-liili-d that (Zoliiiiibiiri Day bi- obsorwd
iii lllt' public schools of Norwalk in the
mnnncr iiiiggontcd in tho govcrnor'ei proo-
lumniion. by I'Xi‘n'im during the animal
Minions appropriate to tho mama. i
Cynthia Blot-ken widow of Williamln
Stock-r. of New Canaan. died uiidilcnly
of apopIi-xy at tho residence of hire.
Haniual Malliin,.on Main atmet, last
evening, aged 75 you". The ri-malnn
will ho taken to New Canaan tomorrow
and the funcral will ho held from the
Methodist church there at 2 o'clock.
Inc. Dr. llltcbcwk. Mrs. E. H. lath-
ewnon and lira. ll. ll. Ciaiirard, of Her-
walk, who returned from their outing at
Pocono, In the mountain-i near Delaware
Water (lap, finturday, relate a lively ex-
perience. Friday night they warn «our
ed at an unseemly hour by crleaof lire
tofllidtboliotelin I blaze. Tho] had
tints to get their effect» out, but that it
albathnlmlldiiur was vitally destiny-
all. All were greatly frightened.
This morning the work of M03
aroundthshormaitlispoatolllm coin-
maesd.0eibelmlnndude.tliat
tianwhmtbelockhoxnivmf y
located.bubeeaiaraedia,bringlngtho
mmpwiadow out into the lobby and
Willem-monument”
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The lh’llltx‘l’fllfi of the First and Third
district-a hold a i‘nur-us to select dclcgtib-u
to tliei'nngnn-riiouol, acnauvrial and pro.
kilowatt-litmus, at their Iii-n-lnpizirlcrs
on Woto-r snort. last night, I‘. .\‘. Wood
was clue-w: i-liziiriiion :iiid ll. I'. Frolic)".
sc‘i'ri-lnry Tho- dull-gulps clinsr- :iro :L‘l
follow»: I‘oiigrmsinnnl, A. I'. Golding
niiil.l.iriiv.-i T. lliilibcll: sr-liatoriiil, Hor-
ncinl Tully and E. N. Sloan: probate,
('lmrlm l'l. Squire and Dnliivl ll. lion-
nwki'r. 'l‘lic-di-lvgnts-s iwn- nulliorizv-l
to appoint ilmr own illlt'l’nl‘llrh. Tho
(fOllgl'l'sn'lnllfll i-uni'i-nlion will be bold in
Bridgi-pon iivxt Tuesday.
IH’IIII Tl": RIVER.
New: and “min of thc Day In East
flour-ll.
I‘luirlrs Leary and family, who lutvc
bi'cli living owr lliillii‘r'ri olnrc in the
Keogh block for eoim- tinw. haw moved
llI St'w York city.
Maytlowrr Hook and bidder company
linvi-vligagi-d it‘ll. Fun-his lwo li‘ulllri
of powerful gray horses to draw tlwir
truck in Smixifurd, ("L-tolwr Ill. The
truck will go down on a special car and
he- luv! at the dcpot by the horses.
Illlll'A‘TOS.
Mrs l‘. 5 Ambit-r l.~' St‘flhllnly ill at
llt‘r lion»-
Mia.- lull h'tcvviizi return» til-day to llr'l'
nllllllt'si :it 'l'i-mpb- ilrovv seminary. Sam.
5'. Y.
Edward Thomas. of this place, ri'sunics
his studies in Yiili' Srivntilii- School next
wouk.
l: 5'3.
SAI’ISATl‘l'Ii.
.‘lli‘ldltt‘l Whilc llitS gone to I'liii-ngo.
’l'bv silimni-r Sarah D. llni'klcy liiL-inr-
rivul :it llulibr-ll's what! will) 3 cargo of
lilm'lilllr-f’)’ for Mr. I’llil'lll'r‘.‘ factory.
’l'ii iu'lri for the sin'iubll‘ of (lip Sangu-
lurl; It lllm'nllil‘ i'liili :ll‘i‘ soiling rapidly
and how nvurly n'nr‘lii-d the 2:») limit.
ll looks as though more tickets Would
him' to be prinml.
I‘liurlvei Thorpe, Frank Karly, Howard
Miti‘ailill and William lllnietcad, all
from New York city, are Imardiiig iit
I'nptuin Buckley's. on llridgi- sthwlfl’lh-y
arc iipoudini: it thru- wrukn’ vacation in
Snugatui-k rind raw-Ill pleased with the
llllu’l'. 'l'hcy i-umo llt‘l’l! in ii lllunlnilnlt’
yin-ht and tzikc daily \‘Xl'llmlirllfl around
tlu- lititliir nud i-njoy the fishing for
which Snugutuck buy In nulcd. Thoy
haw niacin many Iricnds Willlt‘ licrc.
Mr. Kandy. who iii clinliipion of tho
Viiruiiii l'ool club. of Brooklyn, guru
wvi-riiloxbibitions of his skill tit Wil»
bani Willinnui‘ billiard parlor.
IilltlltlillTOll’N.
About all of the summer boarders have
or: town. "*'
Samuel Main and wife, of llniibury,
new in town Sun-lay.
Willlani Lockwood received a present
last wool: in the shape of a new boy.
I... 1’. Miller and John Ferris how each
rented a cottage on Portland flfl'nlll'.
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Smith haw [mu
visiting friends in Wilton the past week.
John (,loilfrsy hair been making repairs
to his house. which is a decided improvw
meat.
”community Jellll will more to Waste
port, where she intends to molds in the
(mum.
John Peterson has purchased Mia. Mul-
viney Jellill‘s plum: and will occupy it
()cuibcr let.
William (Yolloy lnui pumhascd the
blacksmith iiliop formerly occupii-d by
Edward ferns.
Dim Comstock, of Nod district, in
building a new barn near the one that
was recently duitroyed by fire.
[lentils Buckley has purchased an
eighty-nine farm from Wlll Gilbert.
founerly the old Charles slurp farm.
Ili- Emma Hurlbutt gave an Interest-
lng lecture on her recent tour in Europe,
In the Congregational church last week.
in!” York miniature give-ailin-
m-cccrmnc“ We
rhfl’ H15 5 lave to pay (log
' ‘hmi'oi’o. m ll
g-..
.l'
o
no... we to...“
l’lemnl Paragrapha about Our and
. Other l’cunln'a Friend».
Captain It. M. “one in in Waiihiiigton
with the G. A. R. boys.
Misses Ella and Mamie Collard, of
BIDlISVillI'. are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Julia Skiuson, of New ('anaan, is
visiting her son, Frank Slausori. 23Cedar
street.
Mrs. Herman S ydcr, of Taylor
nvcnuc, is visiting friends in New
Rochelle.
Miss Hattie Raul, of Somervillc. X.SJ..
in visiting her sister. Mrs. William Mil~
ler. ll High street.
Miss Carter, of West avenue. is still
away at the Berkshire Hills. Mrs. Cart-
er has retumcd.
Mrs. John Bradley, of Worcester,
Maria. is the guest of William l‘IL‘C‘OT'
muck, of Main strci-t.
M
article one
back for more.
Grade Tea at 500. lb.
Once tried We’ll win a snro’customer.‘
tea drinkers praise our tea 2’ Ask them.
naise Dresein
‘ ._ bouillon
k.
Look well to what you
OUR’S arid-.secure the Best and
We buy our Colfee green
time you buy. T
For Tna~well we
humanism-loo ,, -. a mum“ »
eat and you will say: I will gate SEY.
t
live long and be happy.
in ion lots, and give you the exact 3‘,
be people say we are right and coma
should smile if“ any one can touch our High '
They say it in Delicious.
We are Purveyors to the good citizens of this city and town.
Ferris' Hams and Bacon,
LEADING
coon purine "eon—rims
Gilt Edge Butter. Hayard’s Ma on-
. E. TmIl’oe, Fancy Crackers, Cheese, Olives,
Uil, Pickles, B rewsbnry Catsup at
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
live
GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Why do the old lady ’
“—RK‘URED FOR GRADUATEB'ATfi
J. F. GRIFFIN.
Fourth Congressional Db-rricl «to no!» sled to
bend the usiiiil lilimln-r of delegate-i to ' ‘13 com
voniiouto llflllf‘lll at llenumrallr Ass «‘iation
8001!)“. in Main command wporLc. Tues—
day. Supt-nib" L‘i'tli. 1N3}, at
Iilt‘ vac"! plar'ingin nomination.icuidlilarv
l0?
(riot. and ioilo an
THE NEW BUSINESS WIRE
I22 Fairfield Ave.. Brldgeport. Conn.
Three I)i|pnrtrnsnte—~lludnsoi, Tslcgrapli}. Stonogmphy and Typewriting.
Beat of n-fernncce fund had.
FilllllTll lllS‘TlllllT.
Congniotlunnl ('omvntI-m.
Thi- Darlioi'ratsof the N-ver d turn.» in the
la. in.. for the
«preventative in Columns fro 'I and dia—
y other proper budntzri.
ALBERT \\ AKPZMAS. :
MII 'lIAEl. BRADLEY,
HENRI”? SAWTER.
lll-ZXllY J. ALLEN. l
SIDNEY ll. EXSIILV,
» Congres ional
('uxunll 'L‘C.
ll
Mire; Addie llnllr-y. of New York r'ity.
has boon tlii- guest of tlm Missv-z ('lura
:in ? ll‘llll Hill. of West :ivonuv.
.‘iiss .‘lllllll‘ Strong. of Nortliariipton,
Shun. is lllt‘ fill-nit of Mrs. I'hurlvs lliL
worth. of Kim sirr‘t‘l, Norwalk.
Mrs. Julius Hermann. of Water slrvcl,
Norwalk. who has been lwld iii quaran-
tinc silica llt‘l‘ return from Germany. has
rctnrlivd home.
Miss Modal Adams. of Taylor atomic.
Wante
'I'OIEII.‘I‘II§ of "In “'URLI :" Tlll‘ urt'u I‘M
book on (lirlh; «mun»; Sllwlll: rcriiil nl 3 .5).
(row; daily output "\I‘Y' 1.7m tuiiian. AI.
wild aim Micro». MR. Titus, l. .l\‘ l}
(worn-ville. rd $711
Ti-\u.~.v'le~=ir.
“on: .\fl.\\l.~. Womb-r. H- 53‘; in in
lie-v. .I. Howmo Shown. Lyons
in 7 hour-; xi lulnanfizlt "in:
onion: ouiili only 21m.
‘owlh on rn-vlil.
BIBLE l’l'lKlJfifllSG (10.. T23 Cher-(xiii!
\Vivlo-nu‘akv n‘urkcni N‘ ry- ‘
“’liv'n: in! "3‘“ Iil'l"§ I'll”-
mph ur irislnillllcn'a: manna llll
illii~lrntml K‘H‘t‘tlll .
PP'S
PHOTflBRlPHS
days:
min.
. .\'. \'..
oi'riii: w '
Dill:
l
.\d. “LI IISE
l- rr-iulil pziid.
‘ \I. l. non. get.
$51 Slldoor 7
. . l. l Tarn-a!
hl..l’llil.‘l., or:l.‘-il Dcnrhorn St..(3hicag Ill.
5.. ~Illi .
llilrl rotiirnod home» after visiting frivnds
in Dnnbui‘y, uccnuipnnio:d by Mrs. W.
l.. Donn and son llnrold.
Minna Ham and Lona Hill, of Nora
walk. and Mini Julia Hill, of lblllblflyi
lrfr l”\\'l\ this morning for Vassar on! 1
logo. at l’onglillwpsic. N. Y. l
Miss ii. a'. icon... of amnion, ‘
Mini-6., and Professor I", F. Roborts. from
Wellcslo-y cullvgv. on) tho guest-a of .Mr.
and Mrs. E. ll. Fox, l‘J'.‘ thvlm-l.
I‘. F. Tollcri loft, this morning. for a
short, visit to his old home in South .\’or-
wnlk. Appnimrics-s would indicate that
lll‘llllcliilt'll lnilo u littlc fishing while
:iwny. but liw :irr-liuously dunk-d it.-
Anmmin Sciilinvl.
gnfrrfaimnmfs.
THE SI XTll ANXK'AI.
Musical and literary Enteriainm’t
of tilt .Vurt‘lll‘n lunlgo. .Vri. L'..\"l. U.1',U, F , u:
NllllWAlJi ”VERA “HUSH.
Wedn'sd’y Eve’g. Sept. 28
Mimic by Prof. llcinc'sonlu-sirii.
This entertainmcm will upon at h o‘rhx'k
«harp, by the (fraud ('ulitnm. rrititlml
” “BANDI'A'S IHIITIIDAL"
uliii h uill be prrforluwl by L‘lli-lilldrrn. \ihirli
:i’onv i~ ’vrorlli tho adruiwron fv-o. Folloo‘ili.’
will be- a «dirt I prnqmlnnw b‘ Ill(‘ be»! lulcnt
of Norwalk and 50min Nurvl‘allt: ulmwlwtlous
by Prof. Rich-r and Mormon. “'i- rid; the Illi-
oral pnlronnm- of illl‘ public. I‘om» early to
m urr good walsnrfu‘r which ulll follow a
iiniiid l‘rin' I ltllir‘ Walk.
CU)”: EARLY. ADMISSIOV in»,
>L’l Tl
I’lSTlllI‘T lll‘ .VUIHVALK. 5%., PROBATE
t'ulll‘l. S pic-inln-r ‘Ilal. A. ll. MU.
“'llr'l’l‘v‘u‘. wrirrrn Illllrlll «lion lim- hex-u mail:
to llllo'lillll’l for mlimnmrnriuli of tho Nlnh‘
of Maria ’l'lii-riwn Tlolilr, heir of Norwnlk. in
said liinlrii'l. rlrwiui-d.
”airmail. Thur mud zippl‘u uriou lw board
and lll'lt'rllllllf‘ll or flu: l'rulmh- Illli: p in Nnr-
walk. on llu- 'Stli diiy nl’ Septrmbrr. maul llt
o’rlwauri-riu ill. nliiillia! lilllllli‘lll'lli‘l‘lllt‘f‘l‘-
or bu uiwn to all prrmm inlrn rll‘d lhrri-iii by
pillillnlillii: lbi~ or-lrr in ii io-n spmwr PM ins; ii
riri'nlaiiun iiuaid (ll-lflz‘l,:lf it'd-l in- day-
ln-foro mid day of lll‘ilflllfl.
ASA ll. \I’IlllllWAllD.
ll .liidgn.
All VllflllllllllDE llEllTlVE Til
ElEllTlllli UNITS.
lli- ll courted by the "Hit?“ of I'ouru‘llmi'n of
the MW of South Nurwulil
>HI'TIUV' l, .Iozu-ph A. Valli. Xvi-mu Ta)lor
and Edwin Admin-i urn hrrrh' "Hull-.l'lllllfl-
(mad and appointwl n Board in Elfl’lfll' Light
('iirllllllMlttllt'r'I in and for midi-it 'of south
Sui—walk. who shrill hold null-v Illlll lhi-lr hm»
ran-turn are rlwu-l and qunllllml, loo lll'h‘lll-
iiflcr prm lilo-I.
Sin 2. Siilnl l-ll'|"l‘l“l'llll‘l‘"\llll llll‘ll’ «iii--
vuumrwiri- lo-rwln nillliorl/ml lo prnmirs iii-r-
new“) hind, buildings. uranium-ti. uppitmim,
Iixiimw. 1min and plum for an i'lw rn'r light
plant in mild South Normilk. and lo D‘Mltltllhll
Mid opvriilr ~ui~h plum. and in inulw all tin-1m
NH)’ rlllvri. iirriiiigriiirnlu. ri-giiluiluiwmul I on.
trm in for llinl piirpo-u.
Sin: 1!. Hold l by Mlmll vlm'l. iii the nu! an-
nual time-ling of mid a lit“. Him norm.“ in any.
new! Ilw Ilirm' 1»szin ion-Iribrfnri' Illinillili-il
an n llamrd nf hiri'ltlr Light I'oiiiinlmlom-re.
nllof vrlioiii «hull bu ennui to it fitllhflil illn-
rlmrm-o! their duties. Mid shall hold 0mm- it-
follows:
Ullt‘ of mid «crumb-«inner» until January but.
immanent said vommlsnlonvrn until .Iniiimr '
I~l. Mr). and "1on will cmnmlmdoncru until
January in. MO), and until "Mr norm-om
arr rim lively chosen and worn; and the
respect vc torment ofllrc of said i-ommiminw
«tarball lmulotcrmlncd by lot wltliln thirty
and.” alter their election In the MW‘I‘Ilf
1hr clerk of "w my. who shall mu e ii moral
of tho mum. And on» Electric Light Cranium
alum-r shall ho chum-n ill i-arb annual lllt'téllllk
of midi-It; after the year imam lioldoi’hco
for the trim of tlm‘e ill) were lwglnnlnu on
the first «In 'nf January ncrl allowing mush
slocllou. am until number In clmlirn and unall-
Ilml. An \‘Al‘lnt‘y which mum-cur In said
llonnl n Elm-trio Ll ht I'onimhi-Iorwrii may
hetlllsd by the Hour of (‘ouncllm-ntnr the
mmulmler of the then current war. and until
the next annual n-lt nwctlnir, when vouch u.
cant-y «hall boflllei by anew election, And
such communion": uliall revolve for their at —
vices nut-h mmpennatlon an the llonnl of Com»
n
cllinen chall ribs.
m». thcdnty of tho Board of
Hunt. ll.
Electric Li M cmmnlmlonnrnio line a mvml
of thetrn clal turmeric] turn-Ill and
up rim: all hIlla contractwl In connwtlon with
m
lion's FORS’BAEE.
“mow“: we we
I
_ i run
sun. .
an: W‘Mfl
T
once in New York city and its
suspected entranco
stoic. as reported from New
Haven. make it tilt: duty of the
I
such precautionary and prevent-
ivc measures as may be needed,
ilisr‘usv.
specific, living germ
ease cannot exist
gcrm vxists, nor occur unless
the gcnii gains nccoss to the
intestinal canal.
word of Protection is Cloanli~
lions.”
Board cf Health’
Nmbe!
HE presence of Cholera in
New York buy. its appear—
into this
ocul Board of Health to advise
to compel its absence from our
midst. or to successfully combat
it if discovered with us.
“'hilc the Chance of its being
found here is small. yet a regard
for Public Sufoty demands that
the most l’lfl'('lll'(?5it‘p$ be taken
to lllt‘t‘i its coming. "0!; iii the
sonar of alarmist-i, but of a wise
l'orvtlioiiglit. evcn as though the
Asiatic scourge was knocking at
our doors.
(.‘l'iolora is ciniiiontly a filth
it is not contagious in
the sumo sense as is. Scarlet
Fever or Small-pox
fl'CllOUh’,
It is in-
mimuuiiimtml by a
The dis-
lllllt‘szs‘ tho
"'I‘hi: Vi'nti'li-
Clean ourselves, and
with clean surroundings, though
tho (JIiob-ru ('Ulllt's. it will fail to
find an abiding,r place.
We tlwrcforc urgc upon
the- l’ubli ' n 'iirof Ill uttciition to
tho i-stablishcd rules of health.
Unsunitary conditions should be
l‘l’lllOVl‘tl»~-fl watchful oversight
kl'pi as to the surroundings,
and a thoughtful vigilance in
tho destruction of all causes fos-
tering filth.
The Board advises the tlior— ‘
ougli cleaning of all promises
and streets, the removal of all
filth and garbage, the dieinfe ’-
tion of all vaults and coaspools.
It commands a personal at-
tention to hygiene and its laws,
and to the fact that those who
and them. The shall n I ll ll . l - '3 ' “V fume.
33153:. mi. .l.gm.'..,.":;}.;lii:c.nf;; lead ”08'“? and ”Km“ ""9" «culiacrdcct'rmfi'ra:
~ . i s yo no me . ~ . - - 1 fl ‘
mun of tlu-Ir ilnln mini-liming engaging— "Hilly take Lllllll I'll. “It Vlc- lull «32:13:33.9: iflfifidhnww
cuc:r.::.c:.r..c:2:.~...."'~-cc.:'c:.:r.e' rims are mostly among .1... an. i‘ll‘W' .. ....... «3-5
lion t wrewltu. during the running your a re- . . ,, W mfgfii‘dflifidfiknfi lem
portof calm. norm-wimp mlnsl t ierilymi nipated and dirty. to the llal ofmv mom. in. m...
mum of will plant. am cinch other lmillcfl . mutual. n- moonlit-d the heel
fiamwnfit‘ma In my uncalled funnlatlng “ llefipeitlfll a cheerful and chi: llosh‘m an}! “I"! when mafia;
' . " I marl. oclm his in Ma‘s and
liar. Any ma who wilfnll In it .
pm, dinning," "umbildun’i’k‘iémi’él? hearty (lo-operation from the 33?." ftrrlmmlfwg “3 mam; ‘
Mom In on 0 cu: . . of hll lldnol w
p at or: tumor an electrhi light pole. people In ":5 efforts to guard the 3'” 122;: lliill‘ll'Mlfi ligand! I...
mourn”? again; minimum or temple: . ”I in nu nm. after taking: (air an:
thmwhml concur; town from the tornado of peati- lawns; gm~:::.-,':;°,:,.1-,:igmmg
lie l but than nimidoilnnnm . t ’
m 5,... “my“... a» danmgmim lcncc or disease. niflfiiflimfi'iw'ouih '”
nae mam her and 11min“ “be. m“!
- - n on
at; mil ....*:°.ii‘?z.f.a‘ciz.“ivi"‘ 'P“ Nomlk. Conn, comm ipz'WWtc' ““3 "mi "-
by the all-yonwmiun nice-d, h . , l I. on‘nixmmmn
um Dthilavof a. m in. i 0 loth "‘92 an “n
mm ”litm'flir icwrwox ’ ’ y" M
a. «my club.
Barium. DAl-llufl, Pins”
0. B. COOLIDUE, Sec’y.
J. G. GRIUURY, M. 1).,
F. B. Bane, ll. 1).-
mmnmamj
( ti! or write for circular.
PRINCIPAL
”’5 3111
Taylor a: Golden. ‘
l
‘ Real Estate and Insurance.
“AVIJINGTON STREET.
l‘nrsons vkin foralot, or house a 11
will the haw o purl-liaising,nro inivll’cdllltri
call ind ctumneour list. “a have them for
nalc in Mary part of the city at reasonable
prliw s an] on t luv terms. aw tf
'riiic iiiii sliciic'.“
I'liinr and » airing taught. Miss Kit
.‘ Hanr rd H on, South Norwnlk. ”sigma".
T0 LET.
m mm mm mu... lat. u;
. Mxpltl; n. a hildrcn: pleasant
i: miter: r .li ~ reduced for wi
l A. Court . fire-hairy an-uuc.
A
American
moms; bar-
liter. Apply
. - ..__ -W... 8:31 Iw
‘rEa'lllA L‘ri ren
l T l 3
on a or v -
mm)", cc thi i it (outwith
«rims. Apply to Jacob
“W _ . all! lvr
»! hurt- Sn..'»’3f);l’_i<irn dit- v“
k. (ou'uinim: 4 room- (flue.
outrr . Ben: S". for ul'r‘ h} 3“!
Slnllhfill‘dutt' prom 3-9.; h "t Mm'zllrllii'“
on» ,i:.;;"..;..;.‘:..;-' "7‘“
- . ltlllll if '
4 root and laseincnt itbv H:Dkln2?l;§
lllf‘nl-ix. If"! Mimic-r. {inf Nora-silk. Wam-
1, l' u.oin '3 ' .
Swill: [walla napp. .‘t.’ “catfisitfirtgt,
r ‘o nitrifil‘f
] iluhlrenueft
‘lfllll llh'lfllhi‘!‘ No. ”Fair-
, I rooms and rliodvr ‘ ~
prov rmrl l’oeucesion at once. Apirdymtjo
, mob .‘l. Vylon. airwnl. slfi‘hv
“'1de R Hf 7 min. at \‘3 I??? k—
L awr Andy to E A ’ n, m “(lodward
\V ruse Taylor
_~ . . “'omlward.
V5 '
a “'iltstl’m‘l. fr, 5
arm hm. him. an
arc-nu», 3w: 5 rooms
“XIII”, El ' li\'t'lll]|' ‘
flll'll um ' '5'
£0. xix ‘ _ ‘ prowl-age
lilo; , 1mm. Rnuuytim. 3M. lit-nag;
' "IR sum).
\ GU) our bu
. f'wnm of
first Wu] 5;”.
coins. y.
_\ horse hill in: sold one;
uw. A big. strong mining
Inquire 49 \\ atcr etrrel In -
u el5t
and
l 'i).,
any.» zlm
\ 'U‘bplilwpiilluyu “maria - .7 I
I“. 5 _- ». - no: sin-we
Musii- illllln‘k‘:u[h )iiriinllt Hardwork-
\‘MAldnfv now in use in
I" llgz-‘giieaiurelmrm lorls
-. iii i iic'. ’r‘l‘ '
linrl ofll I c ’n
Seminal office,
. four dangers.
Inquire m Hen.
51 I!
mercumxuons.
I] KERRII'K, or
A. in. itill hp lll
Fr‘l'(i~ii.2.’. l“
utfllllr‘illllhli
Dunbar-y. teacher of
~ Sorivalli. Tliurwla ‘
ur particulars inquire alf‘ 1“
rooms. slii {it -
'll silver mulnxivliyul ilatl N 3'7 ~-
.\ i, rr‘llfll‘lllll.{ and iar-fiirriri‘ifgdl‘i’ll'iih-
hrnnwd all liivtnl goods. ill-Die liar as.
and «v trimmmw poilwl in lost'pi bli:
"uncut“ t,‘ lilxikmi -pcrinllyot' rofiuishinx
rharulrez Ink») llimi llu\\n and rr~rlni~li
(lir'lll. Ilium up again the- In it ilnv and
mural illi‘y’l" lo look as at]! an now A
“Hold it ill brim; a maul» til» houm» irlio
“‘(H‘gln é-sllrtmlcriri (hr work. (Inter; and
worn be left at Louis E. l'ouer'e billiard
round” find-t. Norwalk. and at Donulib
83‘“ uniting shop on Washington errerl
houmrnalk. and will haw prompt Vllllrfl:
Yin-ht 0f dour
ii..n.'i- are! aim mannfaul
llltlllilll’“. inn-o- numbers at
. . , c. . - .
“air (all at frictyri'. lit: “’ater 35:33,;
. South Alli-walk. l’onn. sill ly I
)lur Bro-x
Notice.
'ill". i~ lirl‘uli)‘ give-n ll
‘\ inl‘lllllvll ‘ifulww l-rmliti 'thifuxlymlfill 0’
“lillllli‘tl‘lfl‘ uni ~lriiiglilrn Pairrlv II or.
F‘““ ii mar win-rt lo ihrrurnplk-v by am
my) ll'v'l‘lnit' uniformly forty ‘40
willow '.“ lay out. rim-r and atti-
strroln its prior!“ terminus will
llutlirmlr‘ u uniform nullli oi inf
thud Board of (‘nuni-llmen have t"
on. loin. Irv}, at ho'clm‘k '
l'out'lmiulwr “loan iii iv ' m" ”so-t
Wli-llhi in in l) u, brrc n” n”
I? “till“ llil‘l’fif”? "an a
mu ' 5 ppm.
”!“lwn‘m‘ u imam”! lountllmon In
Al oiml arirl'oyof null ‘
mnlliiumu may bi- wru all lllgltlwsrrigu'!
or ~n~. in tlo- Library bullilinirmn “'u I»
lligflrret.
‘ llOlIl-Ill’l' M. WIU‘I
( lurk of the lbmril of Court’filmen.
.l llllllEcTIlIl‘s ioric‘é.’
.. . Is hereby given to all non
A an) liars to tho Tomi 0 Somalia:
lbw ily of l' itil'llt'lil, m d Mair of Conner-ill-
(1"I’I.l":;:‘lfl‘;l“§'{ll'nl Iii?! (if ll‘l’l. Hill I will
u () (‘l'l‘ I1: 5
int: n and phloem. lb villi?" at the follow-
Enl Nor-
.\ «loriwf Hartford lumbar
\Htubhll town». on Tumulny. Antinnat alti-
. until iz-ni
[Winn in o"! '
"Willow/unit.” k. forclmon
. l slur» of .l. I‘ llnriillii Wl l
1'”. .iummzinn, w: ' '- “9 "uh
izlrl‘k.‘ “I"?mm- . from no: lock until
.3 ' a on u Alblmnz i bill
in P lll'vcr. on Tuesday. Neillh‘lharfifgli‘
mum um iii'lm'k. aflommm, until i
n'i‘ .ari-n Inn.
A: ”mm of the TM Collector, No. l .‘ifa-
! how-It, In
wrillrllnn. in tho llormmli 0
our» of .Vorwulkmn ll lam KIM
Ills£.r‘lrrrln ii n‘ivlmk. zmuiig'iiim ’3
iii i‘rrmir. ' '. .
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