Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 20, 1892 · page 4

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At ’2Qo‘. In. At 251:. lb.

Q We hnvothethatsubetautial lineal Groceries tobe found
intbiscity Ourprioe’s miow; butno cheep truhof eeoohdo
hnndgoods. westildytogive abstention tothe nverogecus.

 

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84 WASHINGTON $738517 SOUTH NORWALK. 0-0 N. 33 Washington Street.,80uth Romany.

 
 

South Net-milk.

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CHAS. E. SEYMOUR
LEADING GROCER.

 

 

 
 

1r r1111 mun. nan.

«romp... will 1.... here soawsta urns. continue net.

for Bowayton on theft“ train lll-night.

 

 

 

 

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V ”a“ Three Departments—Business. Tm). pry and Typewriting.

 

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Weill!» m to...” ”1111.411.

willbapresidedoveribykdwin Adams.
ehahmandtbehmrdofWViaitma.
Addrmaeswillbegivenyylievs RE. --—--—
BDMIMGGIIHH Bil-I'll hm lamb-tinsel the liauatyald State
edwlthlive patriotic selections by the

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: in Stamford. 'ru‘ enlh a...
bornonthssamethyaad an alrument
enteredintobytbeirreapeotlveown-
W eraat that “me for the forthcoming

Jamalfloodeld, ahnotnpsntedbybia m This fact it'- ” a” races
wife,left town tbisafternoonforiloatoo mm‘m 'm it is 8W

 
 

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-.llotlndateak liloapnund: lolustaak,
ilepound,atllayas' market.

Samuelflreenstain, offinuth liorwalb.
wmmeofdteusberastthe'wedding of
ill- Tranees A. Spielman to fismualto

”Bill ROIWAIIK.

whatQilthuplaef.onclty moot-g
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1 mammmm Movement-mu...
grow, . .. . M. .. s. ,9 w ,W
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11m AND In!!!» Taylor & Golden.
iieaigélgilgm and insurance

 

 

 
 

are-loud In a condensed torn.

IMngKeeney. of New London. was In
Attire “PM foral uheuhmm
nonnlmbnoftheexaeiseetbeachodsMbymmm“N9'W “In“; Minot: 1” mum...

vhltlnpreiativealnllarre law.
ItsJohn lloulua, of West stunt. is

willbethemeana of attracting quite a
papty of Stamford horpemen in Norwalk
on .the afternoon in question. ’

pupilsoftbenornbined

 
 
 

 

 

Ringler, in Bridgeport, Tuesday night,
At The Knob. Saturday afternoon.

Tbefunaalof Ira. Charles A. Piatt
wtllheheldfromberlate “donned”

 

 

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M a” M U W .m’ .0 film collection 0‘ bronze. --....-._.__......_._.
Washington street. to may“; street, to A teacher'sI meeting under theanepioes W ANTI”)
the school Ming. .5“. a... city oftheststeboard of education will he“~ WA NW

vbitinzherandArohlllld, low

4Yenoanbnyfred1porkandasma¢e
faiioapoundatfiayea’rnarket.

”11-. EvaLPerria arrived at
nightwltha argon!

 
 
 

liestonthecard I’d. Lockwood will
drive Pickeltandlliu Hunter together
tobatthetraokvecordoflfll}.
Araoedgreat local interest will be
between JohnEFerria' Kitty.Bocking-
hamLockwood'asamW.. 11.3. Danna

lhinstreehto-morrowafternoonstz

 

thanwillbearowingrace’andaaaiiing
race. Ithexpeotedthatmanymembers
of,the club willbepreaenttoenjoythe

 
 
 

 

itis homered theta local manufactur-
ing concern will soon become united
with one of the great trusts recently

”mm-Immanumwm Wink-c1100! home at Bimnnm.
The W a eke. eandwichm Novemberl. One of the features willy”
etc, will benalied for attire homeeof

 

. “Much care is very properly -—0th one place for one price and one

 

ounce required. Addre-

 

be a clan exercise in Geography by PARTNER ”1::on esaltal in a ”1,15%“

m givers, Fm”. Will “a, p children, under the direction of Mine Norwnlk.

Jack Barty. Ir. Raymond's Lady Vel-
mpr and W. B. Bouton‘s Charlie D.

Admission to the grounds and grand
stand will be free. Everybody is invited
wyattendw— the matinee.

KEBLBB T03 BBPI-WTATIYB.

wellhead that’s ll. Krioger‘s cloak de-
partment. 'Seead.

A man giving his name as William
Kerwin, andhb residence No‘rwalk, was
arrested in Darlbury Tuesday for bung
intoxicated. Yesterday morning he was

 

orJohnEI-‘erris.

.9!r_pouxlasl"owlarPM.
. Q . . attbtu'rheadquartern.
FridaymwninjatBMo'chcktopariicio
pate in the Columbus Day exercises.

 

exercised in the selection of
those article; which find a
. plaog Hometown tnbic.

'pletonst includes 1.

colour. Contribution; should beready DWIG- linoleum-mod

 

luv. Edward T. Bromlleld. I). l).,of
New York, has been spending the past
week with his son, George H. Bromflcid.

 

The city schools will beheaded by the a side and “the championship of the
orwalklronWorkn baud, donated by state,” was played last night at. the
The higher grades will Ashwood Hotel, Aneonia. A. T. Stewart,
be preceded by Beecher'e drum corp; of Binghamptou. N. Y..snd Fred. Enr-

 

—--~ J. Donovan. Jr.
(Alntraotor William' Sheldon commenc-

ed work thh morning on the ditch

 

 

 
 
 

“T0 LET.

' ‘Rohf—TNov. 1. house No.5. 1153
quire of Edwin Wilcox at mom Willi:
cox‘e store. 1“ 1w

A untch of continuous pool for 3250

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

SEOOND floor of house No. 65 Osborn avenue.
Easter“ k. containing four

m
East Norwalk will have their drum vey. of Waterbury, were theoontentnuts. 5153’ "m in Re" I Inquire m

‘-‘l‘ait 1- cheap.‘but the cloaks .1
areILfiKrieger'aareclipper. Snead.

AthCox. wifeofJosqerox. diedat
herhome, 25 Wood street. last night,
agedihirty-twuymra. Theremsins will
bullion tolivergreencenretery, Brook-
iyn,forburlaltlllsafternoon.

of easentipln which, if
not MAW”

its-tasted by m sea ran-a Isl-met
manna-a last light.

Theltepublieans of the First and Third
voting dhtricts nominated} candidate
for representative and justica of the .
peace lent evening.
Ira chairman and J. Arthur Pinueo
eeoretan. Auinformai ballotwastaken
with the following mull: E. 0. Keel",
A motion to nomin-
ate Air. Keeier by socialization was not
nutsine'd. sud the meeting proceeded to

 

through lain street for the receptlon' of

corp. and Rowayton theirs.
the new water pipe.

Con-took Brothers have donated a
neat badge for every l’l'i’il i“ the W‘
no.1.- Ball in given anti-- The Piano 9100.00 which

lnordertogivethe employee of Tris
Sunni. once an opportunity to ob-
serves holiday that doesn’t,,‘,come bot
cuceinlOOyeamnopaperwillbeimned

 

 

—B.rgains in dreesgoodoatScofinidk
Hoyt'a. Good ingraiu carpets. 35¢ per
yd; Lowell carpets, at 68c; Redford
oordeatscper yd.:good white blankets
at 650 per pair: whit-1e flannel, be per
ynrdmew line of parlor and bedroom
suite cheap; folding beds at mum!»

to loaned from the lathusbek ware-
rooms. The othrdonorsare legion. hf Cnc Biooan h

lfyour 'ft‘ is not called for before one 0' m ““00““! ““91
12.30 noonfiyou can send it to the school vb“ would be the ”fling 9°! captte "

Charla Olmsted

 

Weprle nhowinzamont com-
.fueo‘flrheotaudyou
will lack nothing if you make
your selection froin our stock.

Dr. Darnrer pubihhes elsewhere in
lira columns a. moat complimentary
testimnn’mlof hinakiilaea dentistand
hisnewanlnsthetic for the painle- ex-
traction of teeth.

 

4535b, clams. oysters and vegetgbleo at
lowest possible wines. Nash d: Raymond.
18 North Help strut.

‘W- “mm” “' The public schools at the borough end [Mum 3‘ mm“ 9 “m8 “0” “he"

 

ornan B. Smith til
The W won,by “,0 m of m w 10:; Heckler, Iron Work: P011331?“ oh“,

ROOM apartment. second“ 11mm 3m
lfn'New York millionaire glvenadirl- 4o0°rbmb1ocrmr '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

her at 5th avenue and 20thetreet, costing "flaw“ hm“ hm“! “d glad-m

 

 

. . ulre at the office of the Old W
31m 19 peo d pepsin. hw
“Kaolin doc-

sahincmn street.
.1... .. have my 1-5-00 II°‘£E.“E::.“NW....‘.¥.L?‘..‘?.?°?‘“°"“‘

A.Woodward. South Norwalk.Ct. “MUN“;
the dinner should not be given, there own M" Mn!“

be“! 31 Pew 5‘ “‘9 feast! blouse). Henry street. last. “I. “mi?"
Apply“ to .John Knapp. at Weet meet.

 
 
 
 

and these
tore' billepaho

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

you may have the problem solved and 30'1“!

ofthetnwn are making 3"“ prepara— zetinformation abouthctueBlood Cure Ngw no”. 15,101...“

Hope Hose and Phoenix Engine corn-
punlea entertained a numberof‘the mem-
bers of the Dnnbury fire department,
after their return from Stanford inst

lions to celebrate Columbus Day. School Q
will open at 0 o'clock in the morulng. as
W. and at 9:30 the flags at thovarioua unis-"“9 “Fig“ o‘inns To
schnnh will be raised and saluted bythe
scholars and teachers, followed by other. produce revenue ?

exercises. Ag, the Center. If taxing an article tends to make it
M J_ Beldeu Hurlbutt ”d Ker. F cheaper how does it enable the manu-

Ir andlnFrauk #Momflr. and
Ira. John Warm. Ira. John Webb
audit-Kitty Warren, were the“
of Conductor DeForest, of Atlantic
seen. swore, at 1113 paradeyealer-

M a formal Mint. ranking in the
unanimous eboiee'of E. 0. Keeler, who
made a short addraw. The following
justices of the peace were nominabld; E.
ii. lockwood. (I. B. Poolidgv. A. E.
Austin. ii. F Guthrie. R. M. Rose and

'1 mimthegraudeponingof the
People's Ilarket on Saturday. at 13
110.11. Naiuvstreet.

\‘ia

fie {line have on especlnlly
more dim“! 0‘ '

 

If. ll. Parsons, of Broohide. has sold
his Mannheim-Morgan road team to a
lady in Syracuse, N. Y.
themtodaybytheflountouicand New
York Central railroad.

Early last evening some rssoain enter-
ed the Republican headquarters. tore
dowuthebarlners in the windows and
trumphd on them. ‘l'hepieturm of the

 

”Pinhmonfilnandvmat
living :wioea, Bash & Raymond. 18
North Hoinstrwt.

3. Robbins will deliver addreuee. The If the tart
exercies will be held in the open air.

DRAIAHC Dillh'lis-

 

 

 
 
 

3| 5 rooms
Wateruree . iroomstgl‘pfivaanmw

(final). six militia. mitowayton. mm
In!

 
 
 
 
 

If the tariuflI innotatnx how mu it

A aoconntofi’i‘ldheartlhofoaner Amy“

 
 
 
 
 

 

facturer to peg“ higher wages ’

 
 

. thus

A THIRTY-TWO foot sharpie. in
adding to the coat of produ II, how

dltlon. wilho er dredge tool
for working. April: to Junk 100%? .

 

 

 

In the afternoon the echelon will 1111- can 09.50 10F”? Second avenue.

 

Fancy Goo__c_i__s

candidates were also torn down.

 

 

semble at 1:30 o'clock and march to the m “‘9 price ”f farm, j we“

 

Theatrical latter- I- 'Ilch flay-cola;
People Will be Interested.
A magnificent production will be given

Weather hopbet Horace Johnson.of
Aneo'nia, repeats a prediction made
September 27. tbntthoro will be a gen-

 

Tbe funeral of Nelson Tuttle. Jr., wil
be held from his father’s home on the

Opera House, where the ca‘erc'nes of the cost of "fins ”do", ?
day will beheld. commencing promptly If our imports have increased, as the

The members of Company F; Fourth
regiment. will hold a emote! meeting

 

 

 
 
 
 

B. FLAGS. Genuine U. 8. bunt sel-
a ling at out. South Norwalk warp
Co. swan

up under McKinlcyism how could the

atllu‘olock. The minute is .9 go]. Protecttouiste now boast. how has the "STE“ “ROUNDS “T'El'cm

 

turnpike tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. The interment will be In Union
cemetery. Bonyton.111e deceased w'as
forty years of age. ’

for the first time Monday evening, Octo-
New Yak theatre.
The play h a powerful iheio-drama rc-
eently secured from England, entitled
'Current Cash," which comm to this

this evening to take a vote on parading
in Bridylport. Pridayflktobnr hi. it is
desirous that all members he pro-at at

eraldigtnrbanneoftheatmoaphere from
Octoberflanctobpr 95, which willrev
suitinaxreatatormofwindandrain.

her Hill, at v‘I'ibitl's -
mus—"one of “Mine..."

Beacons —Sanctna.

Govenor‘s Proclamation.

Salute to the Flag.

Ollorul—‘The Red. White and Blue."

 

-—‘-You cau'huy 10 lbs. of plate or
brhket of heeffor 251:, at Hayes' market.

lion. J. J. Finnerty.a brilliant Virginia
lawyer, will deliver an addre- on "Pro-
tection to American Fireside. Labor and
Industries," at the Opera House this
evening, under the auspices of "112’th

“You can buy tbe’nholceet cuisof
mung beef for 13¢ a pound at Hayee'

 
 

i. ll. Plaisied,

Druggist.
linltsilitgioll 81.. 811. Hamill.

 

 

having phyed l,&)0 performance inGrmt
Britain. Thepartiesimmediately inter-
ested in the American production are
Charles Erin Verner, lie-rs. Randall d:
Dickson and Alexander Cdmstock. mon-
e. and the cast includes
Maud Buford, AgnesYoung. Kate Ai-
ms. Little Katie Hughes. Charla Erin
Verner, lienry he, I. J. Jordan, Char-
lns Burke. L E. Lawrence. Saul Ed-
wards, with an auxiliary force of one

 

Chorus—‘me‘u. )ly Land."
Addrun to the people,

Rev. C. M. Selleck.
Gimme—“Rail (Mumblai'
Addrera to the Children,
luv. Dr. \‘anAlatyne.

A team of horses altnchrdto the hose
carriage of the Eagle llllee company, of
Anaoola. ran away in Stamford yester-
day. and werestopped by Frank Parker.
the blacksmith. of mi city, who was
among the spectatus.

visiting Bridgeportshould not fail to visit
Brennan's new restaurant, located at 8
and 5&3 Cannon street. between lain
street and the new post ofllee.
of tbclluest lnthecityandtbecbnrges
are very reasonable.

443111111 and mm the band concert
at 1111‘ People?! larhet, lll North Main
onott; Saturday evening.

Therehnoneedofladiesgnlng ontof
townlobuy their winter garments. ll.
Krieger,intlnlabachemoflotelblock.
unsuppiythedeinand. aabehas potin
abandonmeandoompleteiineofladiea’.

A harvest home festival will be held
at Grace church this evening.
line will be decorated with fruits. grain
and vegetables. The exercises will be
mostly choral, and the pastor will deliver
.an appropriate addreas.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Chorus—“America."

 

 

R“ w‘" 3" 51:21:. 'o,"“s'. In" will the high Protectiouiein choose.
church, has arranged to celebrate Colum-
buaDayatbothtlm oharehand paroch.
ial school. A sole-ll high team will be Notice
hell .1 9 o'clock. a which the engine Admission of Electors.
will be by the-shoot children and music NUI'K‘E 1. hen-by given um meow
by Professor Heynan‘a orchestra. After 'm

Yesterday Illa. George W. Wamaley.
of 81 Washington street, went to Stain-
fovd to witness the big parade. While
standing on the sidewalk a pickpocket
cutberpocketopenandswleher puree.
which contained 01.15.

 

 

 
 

This afternoon and evening occurs the
annual roll call of the First Baptist
church. This evening the aervicesare
public and all are cordially invited to at-
land. Special musichaa been prepared

 

 

have been eclipsed by the originality,

"“19 I000?! I00 will“ I". ”I buy- brightnms and unrestrained humor of

lngacloak for yourself or child at B.

 

lurid sncuredthe home market to our ‘1 h
manufactlfrers or protected wage-earners
:gniust the competition of pauper labor

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

a" our manufacturerscnn, as the ntntis- m
tics show, produce many staple articles MIQCBI‘LANBOUS
more cheaply than they can be made .
abroad why do they need a high tariff. " 1C5» film‘s“ ”Mm Mir-Pd

if high tariff makes high wages why “it“,mma‘geflghj’guv
are wages in Gernmny and in France. and stove trimming» plated In first
both tariif countries, so much lower than mu" “_ " In“ ‘ INN" 0‘
in England? “0 “d

Why' Is it that wages in England ore
now so much higher and that there' In so
much more employment for mechnnlce
and laboring men than before raw Ins
erial was pmiom on the free list?

Wt tseverni inter
esting di Inman hich horn of them

 

wantedfl‘Cali at ”factory; 1
Tumor Emma. —Adv_ 31mm am... none. :1an silly

 

 

 
 
 
 

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lT on arr troubled with a chronic

 

 

and Tuwut' ierk of the Town of Noriwalkuk giggly? mEérjh h Ta: Inply

hold amnion at the other of

lll? seniors Q“ 'l“ W ‘0 the school, Clerk. for the gm“ of examining lb. qllli- 110?"! I qwégggllglilgo “I" ltd h!

”lard Rooney” No play of a similar
natureaeen in recent years. has furnish-

In? and'childrenanloah.jacketaand
peinvites you to come

and Rev. I". E. Robbins will preach upon
"The Calling of the Roll.”

 
 
 
 

WI. just “up 0‘ “I See ad wheres flag will be raised with appro- .mhxxg;:.ho ,w;

 

“‘n “:1 “”31 “b the 111s of vegetable medicine- he cum cases

when other rnethodn fail. 0mm more

"I”
wiateexereiaes. Dwyer'sband will fur- " ““W‘Y- ‘h‘ ”‘5 d" “o" “uk'm it. [loot-obs m infill-m. out lw

 

 

 
 
 

ed so much food for comment bytbe
pressand general publinastbh new
dramatic departure, and its pralaea have
been song farand wide. Noristbhto

mono buying ehewhun.

” :39 ’l‘lllowon invites her
tocailsndaeeber

Tiwl-llectrioldgbtfkmmimiourramet
and were sworn in Tuesday by City
ClerbltJiJViloox. Theiertnn‘ofllee

 

ills eminence Cardinal Glbbons k in
receipt of a communication from Rome
to the client thatthehoiy iatberbarheen

Dears a. Baal-ass.
mm" in “a South Norwalk M M the Police City flail buildingln

 

 
 

from ’o‘ clock In the forennon until it o 'clock
in the ahernmmand bpuy public adlourmnent . ,
of said meeting. will be It aouiun for said pur-
posef. as follow

 

 

 
 

191W. '

oflinawili benntil loa. In..snd from 5 %%¥,°:.W".a'mzltm"z‘n 11.. MUSIC HALL.

tobpua. Therewillbeonegeneralde— muyfiiteé‘irw‘dfi' W “ Frida "mow 2'8!
. ohm-1...... ”.3 ~ 1. 1

of each cannot-loner was chosen by
lot.aaftlllowa: Nelson'l'ayior oneyear;
Edwin Adams, two years; Joseph A.
Yolk, three years ’

11 goods. Hate trimmed
let “him..- omo an Washhgtorl

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

pleaeedtogrant to the faithful of the
United States a diepenution from the
law of abstinence on Friday. As that

dayiathedaysotaaide by thel’resident
for the civic fativitlra in honor of Co-
lumbus. his holinam the pope desired equipped cups of eminent comedians,

bewonderedstbyanyonewhohasasen
its unfailing mirtbfulnem.
brightness of dialogue. side-split”
situations. catchy, tuneful music. ailin-
tupreted by a moat singularly well

liveryandoollection
Thom willclu their m all In the-lfmorem.l untilbo‘eiaok in the after-

 

 

.1.'.I.01o1ot.c..l. Palmerand on -
MMO‘WMUI “mm EA WMOINW mm. .n

 

 

until lll o’clock.

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

A Play that will mate Anya-chassis.

I raved 1. it list
“' W '“' ‘” “'9‘ °"‘” finite-:2. 25% "new 111 11111111121 common.
at he

ollureb,baveletnrne1l from Whitman. mththeemployofthec p_ Am
ile.whare'tlley attended the Connecti- Co. “Erin?!" .50 u v... pm

on: the“ convention “*3 "PM amulted Ira. Belle Hamilton. .1111. he
the convention as the most sneer-fol

addhthudastleeverheld. Anlntereatv ”mm,mmm .- um

Thebarbersllopaln thecity will clean

muhingshould prevent Carnelics front putty umbrellas. graceful dsn'eera and b . ingstllo'ciock.

tuneful slum combine to render' 'Iord

entering into all the rejoicing.
W Rooney" a paragon of-favoe oonsedy ex~

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

 

was tsblngaorue curtains for which she

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

llTlE, Mill! and ”Ill

iROONEv

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

office ofaald'hvwn
A list of “ammo Deeds laser‘s! humuatlilo'ckleh

 

mom and a... tinketewere
soldyeaterdayfmmtbiadepot forBtam-

loll walla lead Between mat one.

Charles (ltlllth. night conducta on
the New York. New Haven and Hartford
switcher. took a header from the top of

la the Town curtail-ea.
Judah R. larVin to (hrdelh Foster...
land on Cove street, Erst lint-walk.

“WWW “W “I” “- thhlnorniugbefnreduslloeWahh who
W matings-now Beappealed.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

-ltwilloatyoalemthanlteveroost

youtogetaxoodoloakoriacketatll. Allthebosineashouvuwere closed

yesterdayon aooouutnf the big parade
""tioo.‘ Will w: too-111% m4, till

-Youoaubuy bettermods sndmore
nfmemforlhsmonayat liayas’ market
pass 4‘.er globe

$0111] [11 1 ,1. ‘11. ’

 

 

owe mt-mowmnhmmd ""- ”pygma-Ww
. 'h‘w. .mntoo-m 11W

will 11;ch 'F" n_
M108. Vtaneat. e! W tom “mu“..fifi is??? aofflprwalh.

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be 11'.
incoherence. “"3“
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..1...~n~....«......1 an no
Milan“. of ovetnbsr

Under the new of WIAJII'I.

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it. Ylneaat. land and buildings at Five “mean

 
 

 
 

': 1.1.1.1.. will ’sp'rifl'o
maenhutpppomlog.

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fihfimg
tuustely tlleenplne was quickly brought
toastsndstlll. or he would have been
runover.lleatrunkouhiabeadandthe
hockoillisbaadwaabadly injured its Rowaytonoonhialagtwenty-two serve:
wavoavrledmthebauap room. where oosaideratlomflm

Dr. Joilnnobasnaa attended him. its Cheri-Randflarabhiloyytor‘ranh
wastlleutabenbrbiahotaeon Burbank 3...,” “a Will! ea Glsnwood

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