‘50: Lemon ~ + ~ ;
“ Tani-thrower.
lowsnosldnsillqlnhliosn.whohssvot- mflImIVMbmw. ‘
odthostralght ticket at muons! TheliovJohnArnr-ldmf Want-stoma. ; ‘
rallrsul ass mar; "l“ W ' ‘
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election slant last. to aunt's brief :uu-gwmwmmor-abunnblr
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prflrisnIarMBsntonl,
read and. piled upforty
”dwtfim figment flieshnddthathshssannoyedhsrtor Mg, made an alarms-fol fl. ltissrstnrnto “I, “I“, , . . _
Wallabies. mil-thrush” hm when ’letnpttoeuterfleujaminfiechtel‘shouss whlehprrrrllrsln “.me g a . . _ W,r storedunngthelastweet.
Whatsnauhadbssu found hwhmbsnd’swasswsy. Ilr. asrsb “MW M Harv-III. at "I “a, ”.mwmmm . .V' . I . ,
”OW‘hw d?“ w mum whilsifiwastbsre bdrm, min‘ to 1m. . , ’ ,deifl!
“blindly. MW” MMWDMW. W In M“! VII ‘W M Mm mmwmm
udW-sussnttothsspot and “ Ni“ MW lid “I! Juror “m a elm b, “I. W of“ MMMmdemm".
flunk—‘waVfl-“WWVMW Gm"bhckaudtandog. smtmusmmmmm
MIMWDGMWUHIM story.invutigatedthoeasethismorning. m.'mm Jumping ”to,
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cirque-WWW” ‘“" “it:
out n to liél‘ah a~ I
favor. As fallows:
_ The exodus from Annapolis .r..| (zon—
. wallis valleys, in Nova Scotiu. to the United "
were pumihedzflm bulb and IN. Slates increases daily. Over Lowpssanns
‘ l ' ’ You are displaying afiner assortment of Holiday Goods ' g ' I ,
' ‘ ”Hawaii. Edmund“ MWMWMMGM bed tiuto Wmuuivanl. mmlg'lafthldsy. n _ .
'7 a! ' maudtheambulannewas womanwsreouintilnate arm-ham “m3“.mTQW inuWeanlhwm-oumn. “-333"me mm by . than any storeineither end at the town.” L. H. DQCkCI', ;
W ‘° ”III”? I ”'"II w“ . ' ”"IWIIIIII'IIIMMIIIIWIIII I “m” M mm“! the do: on e W I ‘m' "'nrnn"""dtbeo".u" nowfll.'s’r.:m ”no no... or; the recallnf awn. 79 won-glo- st. so. smfig
L" suns d the we M “a ”mu W'W'W'm‘“ °"‘ “9 "" ‘WW ‘0“ 3 M8“: “WM “‘va “W to final-Id. “You have got the best assortment of presents I have
_«.— not extinct. 1[hen lbs Marital oatofdoorsthatshernadeupthss-ault
‘ “Matthew that story.
sndlo usdwltboatan tenedre- hashesudecided
amanshulkingacro-thebackyard.flo W _ h’w'l'he upon.
”F Alum” «lull.
"f 3'!" “- '° W °‘ W slunr nmonr carts llamas.
g gard for sw- Adusuulauhs on.... penalty, was seen.”
79‘ . bullet m him’ in“ a" rare-lie ernlnent wucontrolled a coalition of Indicted by Judge Rufus s. Pickett athw
allsdtohithim. 3|”th 9* the Barth and thaw witllllww' Bavenupon James A.hlcCres. of Pitts
gala-s. __._— portoftberevolverthemanrau offat a omumottboimpormand tbsslulns burgnna mu. Wyrehoua’e,“ St. Paul, “Youhave got more of a stock of fancy Glassware and inns-Ins- I '
asst—Ir mun-mama ' ', o northerncntieo'fllatcoflouonthevslntudels It with ’ I
:m m “I” . "f I s I or I _ "'9'! latitude" “MI W” 0 I. "II broken up “II-",4” p.” “I, I h “I m " 'Jgffammn Lamps than all the other stores put together.” THE WONDER 0‘ “‘3 ‘GE
‘ ‘00P . . 1"“ paced the anti-slaw movenent and s so d house. AIMWIOI‘HD
the fist person to dbsover Wants. Tunic on the Consolidated railroad Installed by means of an old-fashioned north. Apr“, similar mm“, 1.” his Ill l lly an“ Mum i has
I no aldbe was mhhisbuukatl “II ”If“ 350‘" ‘0‘“ hours ““3 catchmdwasprohablyunf . witha again been formed, audproposestoiu-
morning, caused by a wreck at East
BowsntoalddeandfonndVau- PortChester,at5:45. The train in the
smashnpwaaawest-bound freight. One
ofthsaslesonaforwsrd cur hrokejust
’ M he must have been striphmwith aslhetrainrsached a point wherethe
orbesrtdbesss while getting four—tracks commence. Eight heavily
iatothobost. BrupbysaistnNamo loadedfreightears werepiled up in a
’ confnssdmambloehing all the tracks.
Noonewas hurt. Thopaper train, due
dd he thought but to maroundto hereatdflil, did not arrive until 9:5).
WM’WIHIIOMOCM andtho other trains followed rapidly.
mm Capuiubsuuiswasawak- llanypeoplelivinginbaricn and Row
easdby Bropby and when he reached ayton walkedtotheir workin this city.
knifeblsdeinssrted between e upper Onmvtfimfllrpoliclgt the The
and lower sashes. and the lever shoved . _
back. The uh cord was broken.» that gmf'mfifilfig; "4 Moi Prim Fermi-amt
the moment the intruder let go of the tricky. Kansas. Nebraska, Colorado. Ne-
window after he had opened it, it drop reds. Idaho. flout-m. and the Dakotas.
ped with a bang. llr. Bechtel laid in 3m.‘°l?.fl..‘l.‘-’:'5§m. 5m 1
wait for s res parlance of his nocturnal - w llrn'sou
visitor. but hgbsd evidently experienc- hygiemberoio’gfi Sim eolnnen. has GrandedoSul, ”ML 1}” W IN! the .
ed excitement enough for one night and ' egislaturs "W “10 W find “uh are “W" in “mm?”-
decided to stay away.
l
Po lieu hold the balance of power, and Twoof the leadersof the recent Chiliau
.ilflmw ”ted sun, Senator. on, consumer will b. shot. I: the plot m .. ~4>m—
Mr. Bechtel is expecting a legacy of Minnesota Washington arsleft. In been succesdul President Monti, and berg
several thousand dollars. bequeathed to the east we have lost Connecticut: in the "‘1 “hm ”will?” in the zo‘wmmem
him by I brother '1“, died in California Middle States, New York, New Jenny would bar-been lulled.
recently He believes the would-be and 9"“me in the hands of the
. enemy.
burglar thought he had received a part
pour in power the Democratic party
of the money and had some of it in the will lose no time in bringing in the four
house. last summer Mr. Bechtel's house
running: (inspired territories;I 1(1)::-
. horns, cw exlco Ansona'
was robbed of qnlto armor of money and “I Democratic. Tins will t“ it . ’ .
eight in in the hold of the steamahi Bollvta.
other valuables. additional Senators. and as additional I!“ ——~—-———————~— p
”pleasantly“. It will further strength- TARIFF REFORH LEAGUE DlNNER.
en inelf by adopting the district system
of choosing presidential electors.
ensuring the presence of Democrats in
the electoral college, even from Republi-
can Stats.
it is certain' that we cannot "gain
these last states. especially our former
western Ids, upon the mere tarifl
issne. The higs oouldnot boldthem
on tetaatlione, area when trol (were a
pow u party lspulingoon 0 every
arisen stat? 'iImn?cky’ the home
o cnry 0 ll , or protection.
Now we have {flayed against us a solid
south. embittered by defeat and repudi-
lting reconstruction—a South which
lures first. last and above all else for the
suppression of the negro vote, and a solid
phalanx of mining states. which cam
llrst. last and only for the free clliuage of
silver.
When the alsmcuts wllicltnow com-
pose the Republican party regain nation-
al power. it willbe on some new and
radical issue which can win support
everywhere—north, south. sastand west:
which can stir the hearts and enlist the
Bulgaria and the Princess Helene Louise
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license vote in Boston has been tiled.
guillotlued in Paris. .
norm Castilho, at tho mm, or 330 useful articles for yourself.
”dead. Bsnphyw-hsldbytbe odi- DBAIM‘IC WINGS.
masflsuputationisnotofthe best.
Vols-swuboruouStateulsland
The Anchor Line company declines to
Theatrical lassm In Which Play-Gull! bring ltaell to this country the body of
howls wru as lltwrostod.
“A wind came up outof the sea, and
nid,‘0 this make room for me!”
Thatispree'nely what Lillian Kennedy
hasdonewlthberhreezycreationof the
fishermaiden in "She Couldn’t flurry
Three,” a new comedy drama which isto
be presented at the Norwalk Opera
House, December 20. The drama. the
character. and the actress herself are a
rev ' andarofreabingone in these
days stale. unprofitable trash. Kiss
Kennedy hasueverhesuaorwell cant be-
fore: her merry twinkling feet, her
cheery liquid voice. and sunshiny tem-
perament laud themselrss naturally to
sncbacbaracter as Bess Brandon. the
fisherman's daughter in this new drama
of the Cornish coast. she Hits from
langhlertotears with the airy ease of
sonic ocean sprite, who has been nurture
edupontbe broad bosom of the deep,
and learnt from the rippling wavelets
the poetry of motion and from the gold-
en sands and glorious sunshine. the pie-
rlcrcsnsrosles.
ertto- by l’uplla of tho South Nurwall
Publlo School.
la-Iecrotary Falrehlld Talks to Doua-
es-ats In Mon.
m, Dec. l7.—'l'he annual dinner of
the New England Tariff Reform league
was held attheAmericau limes. Presi-
dent lknry la. Pirrcewas in the chair. The
mists Charles S. Falrchild,secre
tarynf tbetreasary under Cleveland; the
Hon. mercy N. Shepard..lou'nh Quincy
year be had m of Capt-infill“:
HflqstamcowmadolJunefl. 191.
hswaseaaghtstcsliugoym flu-the
new. Bewas arrested and sentenced
to thirty any: in the W iii!-
‘ fins-flabhsdhalurewsdfornri-
usuasadurvsdtimelntbefiridsl-
fli- Dena-law 14, 191. for
, On February 12, and
Jpsil u, of ugh year, bow-arrested
flotsam.
W...—
IOllllA‘l’ONIC ”AD.
Nothing makes a more useful present than the above.
Windows! Ivor 030.000
lswahollsgall‘aar.
Thesauri-l reprint the linusatonic
railroadJortheyearended on Septem-
fihsrflladrflfit Tbsp-maneuninga
firtheyearsbow an inaelll over last
yearof $15,472.78,sndtbe freight earn-
iapaaiucreaseoffllm.m. 'l'heoper-
so well known that men could rightly
hold these things culled lmuknotes with» 83 w ' 8
out too much examination. Therefore the aShing‘un "eel.
government has some to interfere hols-eon
you and me and take from both of usa—
Once there were two brothers who
were merchants and carried on trade he-
nselnlness in the basins-sen! the world.
tween England and Persia. As they
uyers
muslin New York Central railroad We would state that the following is not our own opinion Hm Flamed m
l but is theséntituent Why many who have heenin our
it", :=‘
taken plane between Prince Ferdinand of And so we could keep on giving endorsements like the above Paimess [mama]. of . a;
“entitle-dinghumube Count of Paris till you got tired reading them, but tiring you is not what We 8 ’
A petition for the recount of the entire want, but simply to state to you that our store is the place for
Crampon. the French murderer, rm youto cometo when looking for presents for your friends, or Amphene will monumental-unused
Patrick McDrury.who was buried in the 1,000 pairs medium weight, mixed i Hose, worth 15c. pair,
we will retail them for no. pair, or five pairs forahalf dollar. Pay the "or'gage I
a“,
I‘ allifl
AITISTO' lure v,
‘ Paints. .Ol ‘ m
‘VA
H mulls. loo-manila"
ntcounlt ~ I -
. -ATophent+
I
ill] Pamlm DANGfikuuBADm ;
pain and cause no after trouble. It lsappllsrl
mtheznmssothst therein nomoro need of
inhaling chloroform. ether, gas. etc. It non be
used on anyone, even those and with n
disease. ung trouble or nervous .
1
whether {Ion or old.
ms. slid Dr. Dormer lathe onli'dentbt
whohastherlghttonsemphsnsiu all-field
County.
All work pertain to Dentist at prion
about one—half charige‘d by other (lathe. »
All work guaranteed to he the best.
Olllceopen from 8a. in. untillp. In.
nemfimmm SPEBIM IN GENTS’ HOSE. °§h§t§h§£§i¥l§§V
Over Post once. South Korwalh. Conn.
no it
On Your Home
It you live or die by “Hagan-downsut
pollcy. Yo than“ can allay will in-
Mir?“ for“ t '1‘me ..
wan o prone your fondly or ,
oldagminsnreatonoolnthe I ' "'
COIN. Gillflll llFE IRS. 00.
and William B. Rice. l 0" W301“- ,.
.gipeaking of the currency. Mr. Fairchild s. s. LfflommeelL ,
”'l'he government found that the bunk: W‘Jll Waehmtuufit. mm '
{latte circulation prlsrrIsml a very ggmll To; , .....__.__________———-— ,._, , ~ ,_-._____. “”7"".
at twas.s emntt ~ r
m ....2-.:."‘1"°‘;‘“°'§;°e‘353 450 Educate for Buslness!
that it'lilust be surrounded by safeguards .
Merrill
College educates both sexes for business.
Rates of tuition are moderate and within
till: m‘h of all.
llltnhs with the best in the county.
m‘fi‘nihfié'nf;éi°32lr£§f“i22:23:: 6E0. ll. VAN ALSTYNE, Proprietor ‘“‘"‘*“‘"é“t‘r“s°‘r‘a‘é°é’s°““°”'
lirarlrhes. embracing Commercial. Short—
“They have not only taken away that
“mwm
Marbgtothelewfingiand'l'aming
gun-platen”: "his thoughttbat
tun-mum. caused by the
m and motion of the Wilson
ty which we bleeds best of all. As
thesimple-heartedand faithful daughter teroonutry, gathering all kinds of lint-
ol‘ an old mariner. Ii- Kenusdy is seen spices and other good trading articles.
ather rery Maudtho quality of her they had tobavery carufnland cautious
acting is happily circumstanced in this on anonnt of the many hands of robbers
rot-rm will he in“: “0.000" wholesome and truthful "presentation tha‘t hid in the mountains on their path.
reams-s w of the Boo-mic i- of seashore life. The play itself is It happend that ouousofthese journeys.
filed as Olrluvw-nr I“ “'9 total '35“ mounted without regard forsxpense. and when they had obtained the richest load
oWW-fi- besides being permeated with the lilo or their life time. than areas between
lanai-hoes the financial mm is giving savor of the sea. has lotsoiexcile— them a dispute as to which should cm
H fallen: (In. W “574.1“; meat and action in it. arrive at his trading post in England. One
spout-sum W: fill-r ‘ ofthesehrotherswasalasy.carelcssand
w d “1 ’ not dishonest fellow. “I“. "I, “b" w“ an ' 've cs ' of 'nion on claimed that the lrl was insallel ' in low
”W' m": males honest, industrious and careful m aggrwflnivmmo owcau with (lounge antl‘ threatened m’klll him -.__......._--
."Jamn‘flwtomo mm... 2m.“ slums": m” .. We: men he .. m"-
”MWrflflfliw plotagaindhiahrother,whomhe hated ’ mm.
“M” ”m WI- !“ W’ "'1 “mm by "“c" M W ” ”Mi” film: ”$03de the hallo!
all. laws. nadir-”g“- MW his brother's load on well as his own. lie (I, ,m, cm”; II; “an...“ “I?“
he” ascent had planned wlth some confederalsot But sudrage a my as we as s
m I. Prsddenhller.B.E.Burnes;viee-presl- . .
kWh-ha! “08 ““hnFIAmImm‘hwwhidemthemntaiuandseiu
II .. m... M on no...“ “h" " “'"""°°‘"“""' "’ -........................... aw Fancy Goods
rural calla simmer—am of lit-LII! Raymond: tun-um. n.
per
sousof a certain dsgroeof intelligence.
reasonable conditions of rash Wmmflll flock of “1m sold" It now
which they were to have for their work. mi. our
3233:, time and m. 1m heavier than it has been for months. It In
moral sympathiasof men and women.
What shall it be? There are three such
issues-labor. temperance and equal suf-
frage. But labor reform, inits present
attitude towards capital. is an impracti-
cal ally. 'lb side with the Homestead
strikers against their employers is to
dds against the fundamental structure
of society.and would array against us
the basins. interests and sobersenu of
the country. To side with the Prohibi-
tionists, with such voting constituencies
as now exist, would incur certain defeat.
Snflrszu reform seem tome the only
basis for a new do . It is impera-
tively needed. W iasnflrage? it is
journeyed from place to place in the lat-
uaeful devices of modern times because
some one may sometimes lose by it than
there is of depriving them of the other
Culr'Aco. Dec. li—A verdict for $3,500
damages was awarded to Miss Annette D.
Manson in her suit against George W. Lit—
tle, Jr., and his brother, father and moth-
wostsacortaasulal union.
Thefiocialllnioa ot the First II. P.
churchheldoneofthe most interesting
meetiupoftbsseason, last wooing, at
thehonsoflrs.WF. Byxhee, 14
South lain street; Alter the transac-
tinofmfiubodneqomeers for the
ensuing year were elected as follows:
rushed up to 30 per cent. in Wall street. _
Stocks tumbled. and a panicky feeling per Holiday Goods.
mooted speculation. owing to the fear of
heavy shipments of gold to Europe. The
‘ a.“ “II", III wrn gm“ During this week we are making the greatest {effort of the WW - ~
KEV YORK, Dec. lT.—~Money on on" 88880!) to display t0 the people a fine and we“ selected “took of “UT" 'oII‘I-I SI'IIG. I‘ll
Exclusively for the Holiday season. We have always had the
hand. 'l'ypewrillng, Telegraplaaud Arch
right between you and me, but they have I lure. taught llloro'ughly; also gllall.0erluau
destroyul the whole thing. There is no ’ and A" Departments.
rnore salesmanship, there is no nlorosense l S ; couege
in depriving the people of one of the most I - ’
Equipment is unequalled in flow Inland.
ind unprecedented facilities are offs for
obtaining a sound Business Education. In-
trrupenm Jana. In“. For oat .addrela
tom. ormmngmsucmmy a d H I. d A q ’t )l.A.MB 3th. mammals—(Linux.
—— ran 0| ay nnouncem , ‘l‘llltlllullts -
l I .
.. ,. - .
Paper Haasufialtininenl’m
And dealer in
fi'fli‘ifiifi’i:”.’f§lfi:f‘ ”iii"‘i:‘.i‘;‘:f3.‘.i:’:; Gifts of Every Description. lull mm on nuns
.. in m
wthlalustncufio.
9.8m” books it full line “5‘- d
I! Wlnhlnm street.
Open daily IND ’ l0 1! I” h- '.
nm~sndon8atwdaym~muhtunuau|r
Flannel allowed on den-tn.
AIADIN BOLMAN w ,
DEN ll. FIR 8. loo-Prat.
JOHN ll. KNAPP. lies. and dress
”m Jaunted. Brown. Aeomnlittee was sp- . . l l . . m'm'om . . . _ . ‘ ' r . .. ~ .. “w“
.fl. petalsdtomangcforadebstotohuheld Lmunwifiknmw Ihanxdeg: mmflifiiofimim (mill: II“II:,:'I;:I';;:“IIJWIII reputation of displaying the neatest and latest noveltles of the J- 0- JENNING
Walsh-sass. up. ”gm not" in. m. ”9"!“ to tie III‘ Pick donkey, catignj.lbe;oia reason which": thatonr Pittman. J" I)”. 11.».hldgellooper season, and on which we never ask only importers’ prices, which Undertaker II- ..
WM Mum-m “flu" h’m‘ ”dmefin m which wandered all and traveledalong m i a "mom” m h” “MN "" ”m 0' “Wm” are exceedingly low. This we could only afford to do unless i amour cram. NORWALI. son
ammmm. Ilse.” Ill-sim- Wyman no. a par» Hartleymonvictedol rho-tiring l‘l hrihc,tu . . ld "n w
w s w New «*0 mews-MW "m “n3“““m':.“n"‘°..“‘.£°”o.l mmwrm’ss‘hm’irwr. 3”” “mm“ "°"’ ’° Whites"; some...
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M‘ d ”a b ”In Vmw...“ .. ._g hits until his owner earns. Bat the , Mfg? 5" “will” "5““ ‘0 'h ”a
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’ I no 'a u a emery. I . I , ., g , .
Whirl W: bearsedvsdfromlfllowasium oust. II at pillows, Conn. Dre. l'l.--Il jury New”. . EV‘HOFW 91 .. 1’69“.“ Wham“ “30 call-mononu- . . .,
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"’ lsdwstshdsrlssthsnoath. Till-w:- W. line! him and him ooloror In,“ I," ; Thgflnwummm tirely new publications. A grand assortment of Christmas and arr-lama... mm‘
andsotningtoaslavecity.soldhimsnd
“WM”W“W mantle-than IuOctobsr; itwas
W Willem-urn. Bartram
mire ls- than is November. 1m.
m ”MI-ud— andilli marathon thearsraus another
use Ht "W“v “F sfdmtllsiuliuvsrnbsrfor theilvsysars
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"’ 1“" "M“ ""b 0' NW York. rdson exh’bitionf rth u lid ,
Mhleroithsdmwmnghmund NewYeercn l o e o nyscason
that it was a fmgery.
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....‘:"‘...:;“;;:“.:;:.... Dolls
New Your, Dec. ll.~ltnthony Comatot'k '
ii.
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mom-“lan-
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.ausdyd“ sad lasso J. Pulls. wally Instill ”Imam“ are more I I
alssr “II-r 4" alv- b ll. :2... 3:“. .1 ms I... 1,000: gum ,‘% :fmhm Our stock of Dolls for the present season cannot besurpassod.
. who can
mmawmfm 1" W plain, all the harvest novelties.
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ammonia‘amm Handkerchiefs.
soussnttosnewtrlallor Edward W. llal—
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at the present time for the Xmas season.
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thirty‘rlxlnonslntbesseoad chess game
no. 'l‘bstblrll'Irms will sot bsplayell,
them badlvldsd. ..
it.
We haven new arrival of Gents? NW in all
‘ «millions thstdsparlnlulifresh and ndw'at "
1,, I I ‘
was «new:
lunar. Ifr.Wlnlleld answerod‘qio”eas- New special bargains. Dozens upon dozens of Handker- ”MW dag
ly. llr. Pollen will applylor a chic“ m piled upon our counter, ranging‘ in price from 50. to W
03.00 each. Never before have we had a grander assortment than ”ll- 8. h. Stllllfill. I:
Gents’ Furnishings “IN-5"!”
complete assortment of Gent’s Underwear from the ohespest‘to
the best. an grade-of Gentl‘ cotton, Wool and em: on: um.
An elegant variety of new OollIsrlsml calls. In 1 , have
mm?“ . Walter J. Hall. ‘U “mall
HOMER“ ‘B.’""’l7l”ov”fr.
Ell!" lllltllsthl ui ltstlu I
humanism“!
circulars. the prodnctof araidonlprlltv Kid Bodies, Bisque heads, Dressed and Undressed, iomled and aim!“ ”£3” 3133?“ .flfi‘m
Ir
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lcalshl vtodo mar 33
unarmmvrrmtl 7.
VETEIIII“ settler.
Moor.
Norwalk Chronicler