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Germanic not. WW
(4): tonight: mm: or
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on Main ctreet'fis'nturil‘ay
quitehndly.
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)tswlarklmalq IssuarM‘
wallets. and... escort sv- I'd-s
' ~ Anothchcpablicmmanddngclnb
at 59cper beam. willbotormed mine
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ALI-POPULAR ODtJltB. Wuhingtonattnatcrfiuxfilnorning
., .4321: .7 ' andbroketheharnep. ., _
Minnow“ wean-LA ___.___.
m Norwalk Irnn‘Workaband as; u.
was for smm Jud, bullet
Boston in Brundage‘a hornets“ down
tweaking MIME and putting bitumen
- a” . ,1
All names to go onythe voting list of
theSecond diatrictehould be handed to
City Clerk B. I. Wilcox. at Volkfo hat
Wig“?
afternoon,
~V ” factory.u)-day.
.» ‘ _; AISTED’S omweunookaud Ladder company
é?ii"3~hl:. . ‘ willholdaspecial meeting to-morrow
Elmf of ‘ . evening to act upon an invitation to par"
4 C ‘ ' ‘ ticimtointheStarnfosd celebration.
. I
"""" _ cal Isaya The membemol the GermaniaStenger-
(4%:- :. bundwillholdtheirfiretannualcociable
‘ —A3D- this evening u their hall on the Wash-
}. ington street bridge. Heine's orchestra
ELAISTED s will furnish music for dancing.
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m... a... 'ol‘tttPE-aimr‘irw-
and iron “-5—
ARE THE BEST SUMMER TONICS
YOU CAN USE. TRY THEM.
Only 7 5c. Cosmonaut chore-h.
weather. a small part; ' 5a '
Ii. Ii, Plaisted,
Druggist.
43 Washington 81., So. Harwell.
to
dry after the shower.
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army's-htt- “"".«""m.'3“' fi'fi mvmtm,mnwnnm.m
W” . |"t"loom».taco-lunatic Allure-bus
new ta- ”3w “£33 mumdtobsprcssat.
restaurant. Opt-clinic».
Bally-lulu Illttlh.
enoxEo Haunur
Knob Seton] “Rink-”51,5“.W50-Vfd
themselves igfih’dfin" f" , g'ot ’home
Rev. Gerald (gym William in
South Norwnlk. it is especial. to-mov-
row, to more thodlltiea and
bilitiea of pastor of the South Norwalk
Notwithstanding 'the unfavorable
‘at'l'he
The ateamer Junie B.. which has been
lying at the Danbury dock since she was
taken on the not... Point route. went to
Bridgeport yesterday and will be laid up
there during the coming winter.
Therewillbeameetlng of the South
Norwalkllredcpsrtmeat. thh evening.
intheroomaolOldWellHookandlad—
dercompanyJorthepurpme of taking
action on an invitation from the Veteran
Firemen'aamoclation ol llew York, to
takepartiutheparadoOctoherfll.
ThecchoonerMenfiKtugatrivcdat
John ll. 'erris‘wbarflastnigbt with a
cargoolbrick for Hoyt Btuthwa’ nsw
operahonse. Whilccorainginthahar-
borthcschoonerran'oaxcyserl-rsnd
wmoblianltorsnniu thsanntil high
waterdoatedher'odamspwasdonc.
'l'heY.W.C.'l‘.U.willhoidaqecial
meetingattbaclnccofthsaddre-to-
mormcvsning,,lorths‘pcrpnssntannn,nss¢sssr tun-Mia.
«Minute-atlanebdspot
W
Rammaad Arne. the cslsbrstsd bar
all pulmonwhhthsnachsrllmth-
u m‘Btglllastrcl Willy. Who are to strestwatsrplmasarnelilya’shakery.
wan-aunt. chawday. Bay mount-mug. ltwasrcpalrcd.
post
anybmuwn Aassrl- 'fln Ibrahim M an Kits. also
«.mthcyhavsdgnsam. Ive M Ma church.wlll give a rccsptlonto
mwmmmmflmmmmuflt
“ Them-at nesting at the Fairlisld
countyaaxflarlsssadmflcadsclsscl
tlrsllswllavcabrsnckclths Woman's
,,,,,
1:45th ff”. um: or!
r i " V V
semifinal-amour.
and Ira illiarn J. Flutes. Quintard
.W.‘-; 5'II’ “
Amy-tctwindblew down the
baltutalavpclmtrss on he: avcnnc
» 1 Mic-day
hmim‘rdry company will hold a
willing stadclock to-nlghtat nonc-
pswcssbcsdgnsrtesatoovmnim.
'l‘hedty'swatcvpipawhichcocsacross
Milt-Iberia and Narration} ill“
wcstolbsidgs tender Jones’housayss'
tcrdsysttcrnoim.
Therewillbaaspsulallnccting cl the
W.0.T.U.'at.thahomcollrs.xnight,
thisevcahg.tcdectadslogatstcsumd
thefltatccunvcnticnat llorwbb. Octo-
hes-11.13““,
Uimlda'KanofTrinityplaneJnd
Augustus llundt, of Fairbnry. ill. arnto
be Wednesday evening out at
1:80 o'clock. at 31*, residence or the
bride's uncle, it ll. (Hoyt. 3! West
sheet. , ‘
coat on Riverside avenue early yesterday
mils. rm' u, b,“ '3‘ M 001*
man‘lhewa stand. Thelatter turned it
orer to" the ice and thic morning it
wasleorn‘edt 't it belonged toOseai'
While returning from Washinirton,
last week, George A. Voile. the popular
drummer connected with Heine's hand,
got oil the train to get a sandwich. The
train left him at astationbetwecn Balti-
more and Philadelphia, and he arrived
in South Norwalk eighteen hours alter
the rest at the Norwalk delegation.
Several members of Pioneer Castle
No. 1, Ancient Order Knights 0! the
Nystic Chain, met at John ll. Light's
oflice Saturday evening. and completely
surprised the genial city attorney by [we-
aenting him with a handsome gold-bead
edebunymnemn which his name was
inscribed. Mr. Light is one of the
prominent member: oi the Caatle and
has held nearly all the oflices at various
“Mr
In its account of the encammenl at
Wuhington. the Post of Thursday has
the following regarding Douglas Fowler
Post: "Of the 250 namesof brave ex-
uniou soldiers on the roll of th'n post,
there are iifty in Washington this week.
The post isoneol themes: prospaous
out: in thestateand has an auxiliary
corpsol sixty members. ;lte name was
taken from that of Colonel Boost-Fow-
ler, of the Seventeenth Connecticut Vol-
unteers. who was killed at the battle 0!
Gettyabtll’tz."
George S. North lwooght home from
Alexandria. Va , a pining-mph ol’ the in-
teriorof Chr'mt church, better known a
Washington‘s church‘ This church was
completed and delivered over to the ves-
tryonFcbruaryti'l. 1173. On the same
day Colonel George thington became
thepnrchmerofpewNo. 5. agrrcing to
payan annunlrental otilrcpoands ster‘
linglorthesame. Bewaathena mem-
herofthevcatry. In this mme church
is the pew occupied by Robert E. In,
attcrwards mandarin-chief of the
Conledsrate army. Thebrick at which
the church is built was imported from
England and the desk and chandelier
tlutierausedatthat time are still In
the church.
manta true.
launch I“ “Turns.
rhe‘ industrial school or fit. mt.
church will reopen at the parish rooms,
Saturday at 10 o'clock.
riot llhtasry, fell Saturday on Hoyt
Utrechandbrokshsrsrm.
Abadhrukoccunedlnthclain
Mmm
«mammalian-orb.
V V" club a mu
Inching
Wutbhmdot thrown. Pull
Macintosh-autumn»
n.
Bernardo-tow found aspringorors -
.5
"i.
l
in. .
Hrs. llcrrusn maven arrows;
B ‘0'” ”limit“ ll Mill. ‘ lr
Them ‘ ' tofthcfloum}
mnlmhmcdadmc’tabls‘ at
ammunition. .
Nationdaycvsaiugl’rcdflall, Ros}
walk'spool apart. will play his third
gameofpoolwlthlsaliller,ot Banga-
tuek. “crunch“. Q,
haemavalubhficotchmllie owned
by Dr. J. G. Gm. died ycstsndsy
lromamildlormoflhcrahlm. Bowls
oncofthsdo'bittsnhy Pater Wclch’s
bulldog. ~ .
Our friend. D. Warren Fitch. is consid-
ered an expert in locating tires. Satan
day. when on to sound the alarm,
he east bk practiced eye in the direction
of the continuation. decided that it was
not further away than Franklin avenue
and pulled the "trigger.” He was some.
what cit-mined on ascertaining that the
tire was In Newcaitaan.
Whilcoperatinga machine “(or split:
ting wood‘at C. T. We coal yard.
Saturday. 6 corn Csotut. ol Dorian.
caught his Mt'hafl"‘li- tbs msdrius
cranking hit ”it. A .pbyieiaa
die-ad tkewoaarl and Ir. Cmfut went
home. ills thought amputation will be
noccsaary. ______
The Norwalk and South Norwalk Bet:
trio Light comm}. factoriaed by the
Iclntosb & Seymour Engine company,
ofAnburn. N. Y.. torecover tlreamouut
ofabill claimed [or the mines 0! a
mnstructing angina, whowaasent here
topnt upeng‘nes. refuse to settle and
will take it to the courts. The company
claim thatthe bill was for extra time
which the man did not put in. '
Copies of the ninety-nine yeara’ lease
of the Danbury and Norwalk railroad to
the New York. New Eaton and Bart-
lord Railroad company. signed by F. St.
John Lockwood and Charles P. Clark.
presidentao‘ the math. are built: circu-
Wilmlédtoonrliucol Navy Bloom...
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R tmi‘wlymg .1; ‘ ,. .
maerrheoouw
rams farms “8|th
Ila Wan "I Instead-y in the
”“1""!!qu
rmlgnationot Rev. Archibald Wheaten.
the pastor. wasrcadmtbccoagrcption.
lflierosignntion willtakc client Drown-
hcrIl, I”. '
Boy. Ransom Harvey. of Whey
sis,ll.Y..pscsohcd ioths church yac-
tcrday. 'Ilistcwtln tbcmcrning,trom
Palms ulv.,8.4‘,li, wastellowed closely
throughout thcarrmon. lino-ruined a
auction. answerand promise, swwill be
scan hythcrcadlngolit: .
Wuhan-scent! intuthohlllnf theistic!"
Orwhnshallltaadianlcldllhut
llathat hahtclcanhaads‘and scorch-art;
who bathnct lifted up hlsacul untounlty.
atwswovndnccltrully. ’
He shall rocciaaa blssslng from thalzord.
aldrigblauuana-lrom mount an ultra.
lion. ,
”Who shall ascend” showed hard
work.» climbing. which somcwill ab
tain through dintot perseverance; but
“Whom stand" hringc a itinerant
thought. llsraia thetcstof faith-ad
love intend andllis purity. Not all
who ascend remain standing. Link
trill-cot 'rartb bringthcmdownsgaiu.
‘l’fiwr with clean hank," meaning a
clean lite. who have outlived uptothe
vanities of life, using even the tongue to
speak false things against other: and
God, whichlsauabominationinthe
sight of God. but have lived pure lit-es,
holy lives, doing God’s bidding—these
shall receive the blessingand righteous-
nose. Thia‘hthe promise tothoce who
stand for God.
The eveningcermon wan taken from
Mark xiv..7: "Foryotl have the poor
with you always, and whenaoever ye
- willyemaydo them good: but me ye
have not always.” His tlmne was based
on the words “alwaya,” and “not al-
nya‘.’. The thought contained in the
verse shown opportunities, and of two
kinds, transient and permanent. Com-
ing to Christ and accepting him as your
latedammgthestookholdersofthe lor-
”Myflin' for their'approval of
thelease. A meeting will be held in
Novwalk.0ctoher$.to vote upon the
lease.
("'83 I'll RIVER.
lawn and (la-I. .1 ti. ”my III I.“
Ianall.
Probably tltcoldnthcn in town died
yesterday. She belonged to Andrew
Christensen and was fifteen yearn old.
Up to four years agodre had done faith-
lul duty as an egg producer. She then
Went out of lamina- and had aineeyhtu
git-en thebeatolcsre for the work she
had done.
Rev. Oscar Undsgrco. formerly push
of the Swedish Congregational church,
whohas been spending several months
in his native country. returned to
America last Fridayon the steambip
Brittania. Hecametothisplaceand
preached in bi old church that evening.
Saturday he left for Chicago.whese he
will sntsra theological institution. lie
upcudtosrrivsin the Unitsd titans
ahoutthrnswccks ambut the cholera
lurrlcrcd withthcarrangementa of tbs
stsanrshipcompaay.
mam.
Darieu Democrats will hold their town
cancmtkisrvsnlsg.
li- lattle Rose lead the Km»
League mactingla the lethal“ church
last "wing.
Miami-P. Ferris, a veteran ol the
wavsnd until recently an inmate of the
fioldicra' Home, died in the atamford
lockup Friday night at alcoholism. lie
waaanlember «pomp-or B. Twenty-
slghthConnscticut Voluntcsss, and was
honorably W from thalloms
twomowtll ago, altar ham rlcsivsd
"W to thsamcnatolfllo.
“Musics-m
minimums-pt. sewn. lane
Kittensstook advantage oftha mast.
lagolthahsrulc'lblrdArmy Burnt-t
nkhttogivcc’lerslandthsviclnus at
bsbssbcrnmvingnplorthcllc-ocratic
candidate ever stars the (than our
vsatloa.‘l'hsgmnalsssdstbrcespesdns
‘C’
. arr .
.9». .3“.
wars
”mitts-k.
man-ban," hallo, "Iytbshw
armorinotathing tobedoneat any
time. but now, while Jesus says “Conn.”
Pnttingofl’ (or a better opportunity is
as it seldom comes. The
lie-rt becomes hardened. or something
occurs to prevent you from having this
Wopportunity, and you did not
embrace it. The opportunity to make
character is transient. asbgbt mistake or
wrongmovc bringall thatis wry
toblackcn one's reputation. He urged
thoseprcaent who had not decided for
Christ. to come now. and accept this
"transient" opportunity.
hit. Harvey preached in excirange with
Mr. “Hut-m.
l’rolesaor GeorgeB. Slovene]! D..ol
Yale University, preached twoeloqncnt
scrmonuinthesouth Norwalk Congre-
gationalchurchyeaterthy. lnthcevan-
inghis text was from Proverbs axv.,2:
"It isthcgloryofflod toconccals
Thingzbnttlwbonmotkinpistoseamh
tartamatter." ilcsaidwhatisconccal-
edlromm temporarily by God, is tor
somegoodwrpos’e.tohercreaicdatthc
pauper rimmflul’s powcrh uotall
mademanifestat once in his dealings
with us. There is always a reserved
power. Whenamsuspcakswewantto
lerlwphavonotheardalltharoi in
him. It wasapsrtotthopowerof
Webster that even during his granted
clortathc beam felt that there were
still great thoughts in restore. God‘s
gloryismanifcstinwhathecoocealsin
nature. In making enough plain to
tempt sac-rub and investigation. one
convincicg‘prooiolalmigbtywisdomis
given. 'l‘heintallectnalandrnoraiwovk
ofthc world has always bcsu dons
by those nations who toil lor their
daily bread. The sultan discover-
i- ol science mean that the hu-
man mind has been Wag
its puwsra. That which is revealed
only makes more impressive and awe-
inardriugthatwhlchtsbeyondths vale.
vaidcmbowmsznotalla mys-
tery. Wahnowthelawaol health and
thepeualticsotthsirviolatton. Aguod
dancinnrtriahandalllictioasarw not
hallso mystsrionsar we would try to
mouths-.aadwhstwsscmstimss atc
trlhntstothslaacsutahlswayaof pruri-
dcnrc.isrcallytbsrssaltofourowanrg—
Thougbsstlllrsssswasrs-
Attbc morn, ingcsmmhs in we...»
mm .ycaterday.thc
I
popular this season.
Hehmm
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60M"
73"" "
Wt ‘ '
Grade TB!» all .508. Ill.
teadriuk’crc praiccourtcal Ask
uni-$33“! Traces.
anm
r.
' rmrwwonwtmmmno‘ it
Oncetriedwc’llwina snrocustomer.
‘; t.
l
' Jon worm cartons.
Allow liars- Iowan-pumm-
Brcaw Goals .
Joseph C.C‘riddle. allow flavoure-
porter,bss mvrredlhimsell witbglory by
cutrapplngagreen goods man in New
York. GriddlenotaciruolarouAugnst
Enduring for .500 “hills struck from
plate-stoleufmm the treasury depart.
ment“tothc amount of cam. After
opening a outcapondcncc under the
namsotBenjamln.Criddlewwrttollew
Yorkandmetamanwhoclaimedto
wt "R '1'. fine.” who had sent
outthociruulsrs. Criddlelnd theman
arrested. Beganthc name of Henry
Ooohn,andsaidhewasamleamsnofcdl
Newark. NJ. He was held by Judge
Iclahon in 32.000 bail.
" Thin inot thetllattimc thatth
has cocoa-fully played detective. In
lmEngliahJoe,a'flim flamsharp. who
had scone-fully worked nearly every
town in the state. ademptrd to play his
game in the Birmingham poet allies.
Griddlewacthc clerk whowaihdonthe
crook. AssoouaaCriddlecawthegamo
he celled all the moneyin sight and then
had the fellow arrested. Ashe started
lorjail the prironer wm hurdle bemoan
his fate in being beaten by a.hoy.
Griddle kept the month money which he
had captured.
After that Griddle worked the capture
of two thieves who were stealing letter:
from the Birmingham post odicc, and
later be was engaged with Pmtmacter
Clark and Inspector Newcome in several
important cases which led to the running
dour: and capture cram of New
York crooks, who h‘d made apracticc
of stealing letters containing money. and
a gang of counterfeilkrs who were first
scented by the post oflice authorities.
LAST (W 11!! NARIAGANSETTS.
la Died In old lyatle. (law... and was
Burial] will Illa ‘l’rllsw.
“Gus" Harry is dead at Old Mystic, a
hamlet on the Sound. east of Stonington.
andbaobeenburicd in the Narragansett —
Indian burial ground in the wooth north
or the village. He was a rugged, sturdy
red man, who hunted and fished and
plsited line baskets fora vocation. Every-
body rnuw him and said he usaacharac—
tcr. Eedwcltalonein thcoutakirtaol
Old Iystic. not tar from the lamona
I-ou Port. on the about. which Capt.
John Mason. with a band of Puritan
braves. in the latter part of the seven-
teenth century, mpturcd from the power-
(ul Narragansett It was the most im-
portant stronghold ol the tribe, and
“Capt. Jack" mannered most or its
brave defendersand set fire to their wig-
wams, in which many squanand pap-
pooseaperiched. Gosllarryieaaidtoflnn
have been the lasrsnrvivor of the Narra-
gansett tribe. llo was 6i years old. tall,
thin, straight and wiry. Ameriun fire
water. aided by rireulnatiam, hastened
his end.
There is a large reservation of Pequot
lndisnsin the lonelywwsabout Lan- *‘
ternllill. natbot Stonington,wholive
in houses, till small rocky farms in
scantycieariuga, matebsskctsa'ndhunt
andllsh. Gnu Harry. however.had no
dealing with thos’ered peopls.bccaoae
theywcretbecnemitaofhistribc.
I!!! AND THEIR.
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Important News a! the Dually-ad Stats
(lira-ulna h a “can! mm.
H. Holtou Wood ha bought the Bir- wovdsV incense written
mlngham and Ansonla horse railroad for
new.
Charles 8. Wells, o! Mord,“ enter
Butter. Harman “‘
cheese, ‘
Why do the 0
than. Thoycay itis
we are Pnrveyorc do the good ultimo of this cityand
Home. . and Bacon, Gilt .
fifths» ’
; LEADING 3 G."
3.3% wnehlna'ton st . . ,
coon. Pavmd POSlT
r—BKYURBD run output-rm ar-——'
THE NEW .BD‘SINESSV WHERE
[22 Falrfleld Ave... Bridgeport. Conn.
'l'htoe‘ Departments-Busing, Telegraphy, Stenograpby and Typewriting.
£2
lives, 1,
s).
Bestoi’ rcfcsunomfnrnlahcd. Mcwrltsl'orclrculsr.
J. I. om. - ~ - — - PRINCIPAL
, irlih
Taylor at Golden. Wm
house-edict.
aroanltcd to
chavsthernfor
carat
PIIID III SIHDIID. n
afll’finhmm‘h $.11'i.“‘“".wi2”‘
mus"
l «eminent-gut“
rah ncvsrr part
andonca-rtenns.
with
from last
Dillon.
aillt
BOY wanted. inquire at Planted”: drug
store. rflat.
'— well a nut lass u ht moon
'1‘"... m n...” mm... a...
1’53““ gnaw". if: a...“ «H‘s’lu‘t’i
Norwalk. (:5. "act
BOON!) floor or house 8o. “(reborn avenue.
last Norwalk, containing 4 rooms. 0in
water in. Bent fl. Inquire or Mrs. Thomas
Smith. on the premium. it
()8! tenement of dreroorna, first liner. and
one tenement of five rooms nd door.
South Slain street. South Norwalk. am
To LET. from October let. to American
«maple: nochiidren; leueant moms; hor-
onghwata; ratcered tor winter. Apply
to . A. Gun?!- My avenue. :2] 1w
I 0W!!! part of house. eonau' tin: or five
1 mm and basement 4am Huntington
We). Henry street. last . orwalk. “ater
in. A ly to John Knapp. a: West street.
South . orwalk. etc I!
To RENT—House and premises No. 17 Fair—
neldavenue. to room andmodern im-
smvementa. Moll
acoh I. Layton. agent.
\YIW house Taylor avenn Ill): 5 rooms
A Watermskbrooms, 36;
farm house. . garden an pastor-gr
:10: six rooms. Rowaytoo. SIX. Raymogd
m
" FOB'BALB.WV
oven-s ‘ and buildi
at once. Apply to
use:
in South Korwalk
and East lilorwalk lnquireo! I.
A. Woodward. South Horwalk. Ct.
ASBKSTOS and lelt root! machine anew-
and twist drills. Son Nor-walk Hard—
wm (‘0. aha) 3m
A600!) size baWillTe cold cheap
tor want or use. A strong lumber
box wagon m inquire O atcr street to
stairs), city. .15 t
SMALL sale now in use inSentinel other.
inside mnrement to; four
mmhlnation lock. Price m nqulreat n-
tinel olden. at tf
’ ' MlSCBLLANEflUS.
V ICKEL. silver and oxidized plating. polish-
}. lug. refinishing and lac-quaint; brace.
bronze and all metal grails Bic cit-Janeen
and stove trimminm plated in t 'ble
ninhi
ruling:
manner. We makea specialty or
‘ take them down and
m on again the next day and
to as well as new. A
chandelk
mammal t
tee t look
portal card will bring a mantnthe house. who
willglIreaacatl nathewor . Ordersand
work can Is to“ at I}. Potter's. billiard
“a. all hop ”fight?“ at tract.
um am a: s on ngton a
mm§mum will have prompt atten-
tion. Wearealaomanutattnmrsoldoor
lime numbers. etc. Agents
wan . Callatfactory.ll:Water street.
Murphy Bros... South Norwalk. (loan. alt ly
NOTICE. " ‘
Aaron roan IEETIIB.
n meetingol
the third $5.ng
. .
or lb: election ti on.
cdsnltagslnst the town of Willington he
(oralomodamagcasustalnndby a fall
fromhis artisan. brought about by a
scviousdclectintho highway.
Atamactiugolthcboardoiolllcrrsol
tlicGunnecticntDivisionottheLA.W..
heldlnlicwllavsn.0.B. Jackson rep »
unintuithsAIpha Wheel club. A. ll.
tichumacher, of liartford.waa nominated
for chief consul in phce «Calhoun
hthammtllrislgcporgwhohunableto
manothertcrm on account of btnio
new llose on
ave-us. Norwslk. for the Third voting
district
band .1 NorwalkficntambsrfldJ. name
ocean w BAYIONQ}
nurarxia Hank.
'“ titration t lotion”
KAIUII. Dunn.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2i
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