1 Th0 m
r
Ubel’al Polio; Ever Offered.
KEEPING .UP ' one MEUP
« ‘ H , - ",m' that’s ‘ rwhatwdredo ‘fortwelvenienthsinthe . onward ‘ ‘
M650. LOCKWOOD,__.__. ‘ _. .- w harm -ityui-°e‘ur,-toek.-ndinoa lawn-.mwoofifillill’eweeg" Our in . . .v a...
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,orrlcmno. 280. timer..80.1lo WALK. Vito. 45 BROADWAY. new YORK cmr. ’ "05inc- ve clove“. I? hmlilllwortbtunolox after. Don't wwdmllmlbetrain is .' ‘lotihtt’nl’mi‘élil‘ Norwalltr » H
. fl, h... __,__.,.._.:"...,. ,. __ “WW“,M...“ " ‘“ ..
f' cellar Insn tllllllES.’
unless arnoitru. stars A
result. correction to 11]..
I I ll tfl'AlNllD.‘
A Store Ia the Venetian Ila-h Ousted
lavly this lav-m.
(Mahatma-nan.)
ohm or E. t. wnIiIIEI
AN OLD AND INPWID DISI-
Dll. GRAVES OUT 0" MIL
”use“ anon-spun!»- liar
dot moon Bonds.
Britten. l'eb. Ila-Dr. '1'. Thatcherttravm.
whoallttls orsraysar ago was counted
' Itiis.~tIIIsmII=.I' unit
Wife ”Ex-secretary Whitney
-33lPer (lent. 335 Percent.
untiuusummmn Q ‘
t ,‘t
drums». February d—Betwsen e , hm 01' ”It'll-I- nt osmium Jon-rpm Barnaby of 3W Suddenly.
m n o" I, andl o'clock this morning the broke -—————— . Providence wuaents to helix“. . ‘
n:;:;::awas0aoa.am oullntbeVeoetianhlock.attheoorner llama-a, at Its llamas-Walt mafifl: MWAIAW I] my, ’ I . . .
‘ balls “’1‘“... I. m M“ ofCaualand Pncific streets. A saloon . Ana-e. once a Protracted Ilsknoaa— violate-released .___.._.. er ent . .
‘u.m‘ u”andrestarts-stormed by Chanel. Oneaa'elflawwnmwho mmmasmwmhwm , 3 a M019 Budding Iiotfl
_ ‘szl I" I in" Becker wasgntted. The flame- were ‘l’awkfterm'oson ta. meta .r name :5", "'1 “'3 Mas-wumumm -
’ ’ ’ ‘ W W” “P" ““0“ 9' “'9 Dart-allow!» ' ' "m n .Wammasm 0n the
““n’flwwdhh'bhckbytbo’mmub neutron-same .
Glastonbury. Vs. last April
fife:
Edward T. Whitney put-ed awayat
W up here Thursday Wm Suzi” 511mm . the his home. at \Wut avenue. horn-III. g 3,1,5... I": , W 1—rltrs_Wllll-n 9e Ilimo!!!“ on all Kitchen or House Furnishing goods bought at wondward 1 _
auteur-tn upto the court room “gum“ , fi.w§fiom Saturday honing. in theseventy-tbird Mud“... my ,. .mrmfigp on“. m" d , . . _ . J I. _ . :3.
«a; ........,......,...... em..”“.............. were ~ neme.‘-mr.::‘.zzi.me.im..z “""g m mm "W "‘ .1... II A d W A
' ~ . it.qu ho inank- r . . ,' , _ ‘ ; ,.
Eli-Ma“ of wro'm': and was tun-rum bytbeflames. “n 'sqwémfior‘mincm All,“ n 1.1, “mm mam tn 0:31;"qu “a m um.” figures and you can pick up an article, see what it will cost "mes Ba ; . ~
ningmnmhomrivedhere‘flatnrday night Df-lllcarfard'a hunt. I. 1830. _ the m of 3'” tritium the doctorwu-llowodhwow attendsdherdnrlnuhartllne-wm prea- ou. Just think of it an article we h 1.00
momma, whatlto calleda confers Slums». February s—rm funeral Whither-nemh- Wha- ler-I he «hm- TM-I-wmdhnsimwm allt'thedeathbed,theandeoming nnex- y ’ y n ‘ you can have for
sin. Basaldtbenamsflmry McDowell
was llctitiom, his right name bcing
Wilihm Conroy. Attheageof sixteen
he enl'nted in the English army and
took the name of William King.
callinghimaelf the Britihprinefizhter.
ll! which title he was known were also present. tics-ship heentered hi. father’s store. “‘1 m illsesswould not. takaasertons turn be- lshed mventory’ so give it strong allopatliic doses right away' ing fl'Oln ‘ ”r"
all d. He said h shortly afterwards married lies Rather» foaming. r - ~ - - - , ’1 '
m org” Enflan on m; "a", a, “an” , "M , he a. Chum?" In 1345 “L WNW, TELEGRAPHIC slit-:vmes. m. WWW I“ up mm a “I”. “ You don t have opportunities like this thrown in your way often,
.owasionl heeauae of his fighting propen-
’--'ties. Hewssarreatedatonetimeas a
Impact of the Phoenix Park murders
:aeveral years ago, but was released for
hnkofsvidenee. When hecametolhis
-¢)notry he enlisted in the United States
Army. and was imprisoned for some
. months out west. Hessid he was only
itwenty-nine years of site. Since the
.murder of Crowley in Glastonbury he
huheentoCanadaandthewesternpart
-of Pennsylvania.
Chief Nash tolda Salomon. reporter
that the man’s story wu probably true.
He said that nut the place where Crow
by was murdered a heavy club curt-rel
withb'oodand hair [was found, which
bdbill to suspect that the murdered
Inn had been killed with a club, al
Mb choweIl. or (roomy. uys'lie
only kicked Crowley. 'l’he chi is of
tlteopinion that the man willbe turn.
for the crime. units, pomibly, the ple-
of insanity is made for him.
Sherifi Wilson. vlho stopped to get
requisition "pets to take the murderer
to Vermont. is expected‘ here to night
If he arrivm Chief Nash and the sheriff
will take the primorr back with their:
to narrow morning.
runs LAKE 50.2 KICIERS
Int as Faw nata- ol lnanranen A's-Ila
Biro General Satisfaction.
The cooperative insurance clause
which went into effect February I does
not invalidate policies initial by local
' ‘ - “ire of
throuehunt western Connecticut. who ‘ . After this date oar Starr will be q _ _ . ‘
It?!“ “a mm“, in u... mm... avenue-Saturday afternoon. “m Mm“ mum“ wimmm. For Regains; maot‘t‘flvrh'l’rx lmyge tmfi."::=.r:1ar and 83 waSlllllglllll 3?. JOHN 111an f C
during the month of January. They will Hi-s Bt'l’llt: Burt. of Taylor avenue. the ill?“ 5,." be [my hr..." in in health tinge ceremonies the couples drove inn I , ,
he allowed to run at the rates stipulated
therein. which are the old rates. during
the «rating year.
This has a question of consider-
able d' among those parties who
uttered their yearly insurance contract»
in January while hostilities between the
local hoard and the exchange were in
»m and it is agratifying announce
Dr. Barry Bungerford was very largely
attended ymtetday afternoon. All of
the Stamford physician and several
from Norwalk attended the eerficu.
Morgan 0. Buikeley. late governor of
Connecticut, and members of his staff.
Suns-om. February o—All the store.
in Stamford are cloned this alternoon.
out of respect to the late William R.
Lockwood. first selectman of the town.
whose funeral is being held at the Pres
byte-nan church.
PBRSWSAI. AFD
huCIAL
Pleasant Paragraphs About Oar and
other People's lrlonda.
lliss Harriet Stevens. of Bridgeport.
assisted by her cousin. Ifise Annie Fair»
banks. of Norwalk, celebrated her nine
trenth birthday last Friday night by in
rtttnx a party of friends to her home on
Jones avenue. in the Park City. where
dancing and other social features \wie
enjoyed until a late hour. Music was by
Senator!» orchestra and the supper at
midnight was an elaborate affair.
The Inasmuch circle of King's Daugh-
tent of the Non‘lk Methodist church.
met with Mrs. E. ii. Morehouae. of Arch
street. Saturday afternoon.
Mitts Jessie Beers, who has been vii-it-
IDK Mrs. Walter Taylor. of Elm sin-rt.
returned to day to her home at. Glen
Cove. L l.
Kr. and lira. C. 8. Coolidge celebrated
the fifteenth lunlt‘cmu'y' of their mur-
nsge tu—day by gull“: to New York for it
short \‘Bll.
BIward Dafanlt and bliss .‘llnry Mc-
Carthy will be married at St. Mary'r-
parsonage next Sunday erening.
bliss Edith Hunter entertained tlir
Girls' Lin-ray club at her home on East
and Benjamin F. Rn'tl will be martini
on the l6th inst.
Bliss Annie Taylor. of Winnipauk are
true. will leave Norwalk to-mortuw for
Syracuse. N. Y.
Misr Kate L Peck. of Port Chester. in
the guest of Miss Anne C. Sanford. 24
Franklin street.
Mrs. John S. Seymour. of East avenue.
,1..an soothe cholera m in x" Dr. Graves la halo and heartyanddo-
York. and Mr. Whitney's parents sent
him to Rye.N. Y.. to school. At the
age of fifteen he was apprenticed for five
years to learn the jeweler's and watch-
maker's trade. At the end of his appren-
partedly. Dr. J. Wood ladle. who,"lth
emrtuy
and pleasant manner. The doctor Def
course happy at being free again. aathera
ianoprobahillty ofhiseverbelngtrledtha
second time becauseof the great expats
attached to the trial and the abut-mo! honritwaseapeetedthat Mrs. Whitney's
and his wife went to Rochester. where
he opened a jewelry store. which he sub-
sequently gave uptohuy out a photo
graph gallery. in 1859 Mr. Whitney
sold out there and came to Nor-talk.
openinga gallery on Wallstmt. on the
present site-if the Dsnbury and Norwalk , he, left hm. up. Kong was the daugh-
railroad 69PM: M “(9"?!de moved into l ter of Herman B. Koop. a wealthy retired
theGalr-tte building. In lint he went _ merchant. who died suddenly four years
south and followed the army. taking.
I80-
. Judge 1.. C. Hocoln. a prominent otter»
pictures of the dead and wounded for a my 0‘ Conway. Art, is dead. lie was a
Washinswn pholoxnvher- “in all"! ‘ third cousin to u-Pmident Abraharn Lin.
here was left in charge of Robert A. ‘ coin
Bechith, whom he had taken into pert-l DY. Spencer C. Devan. past assistant sur-
nemhip. At the close of the war lllr. 5w“. of “3" t “u“! hm hiarina hospital
, . service. died at Philadelphia.
Whitney op-ned a branch gallery in New l Stephen A. Walker who was United
“Wk Ci‘V- UW“ "'0 death 0' “3 v0" State-district attorney in New York lathe
ner he closed his business in the metro :3" part of Problem Cleveland's term
. ‘ ho was or seven anneal-ire terms
polis and returned in Name-elk. He can .“
tinned business here until 1881. when he "”‘MM‘ "‘° ”W“ °‘ “WNW ““1
of pneumonia
sold the gallery to F. E Reallman. In . WW
IN! he lived in‘BtonlIlyn for a yeamhen ’ MVSTERIOUS BEAT” AT HOMESTEAD
"“"vd ‘0 W““'“- “'3'"? he N ' “in“! ‘a- n-smim run-a Dead Ileforw on of
life. When his son. W. P. Whitney. thorn-laces.
opr-de an art sture in Norwalk. Mr. a“Pl‘l’Tslll'fli. hfid—Ld‘lfirley,“
. . . ' . years.“ up you t e mead
Shrine: Elli, his wif; .m uteri! back t I Steel works. was found deal in fun! 0‘
. urns. ,tn ing up t err reel truce til cited the ”m The ”mil“
West avenue." . , :‘enprtaneas: surrounding his death hats ,
Mr. Whitney less-gs will?! and five *1 Cheater MeDowslltodssldanpua .
children-W. P Whitney. of Newark. “'“W "In“! '- '-
V J _ Edward C Whit w 0' Side ax-striker. and thecoroner says too many -
~ - - " _ 3" '3'- Ineu have met thelrdenth in the Borne
Au~trolinz Mrs. Louise Fitch. of limit!"- steed mill of late and the remains hurled
pom )er J. T. l’roviitt and Miss Emilio beforeau intestigation could he made.
Whitney. 0' Norwnlk. “burrito:- Set the Pain.
Quiet and unsauming. Mt. Whitney. MAM". “h n—ln accordance with
was highly respect-d by all who knew the ancient Bonmanra‘ u cum u... {.11.
him. lie had a tridr~ circle of friends “”85 0' a will! couples. tourmaline
Dr. Bot-ace lrathrop. a prominent phyi.
clan of Cooperstown and a memherof the
State Medical society. has been stricken
with apopleay. it is feared that hewlll
not recover.
Miss Sallie C. ‘Koop. as years old. com-
mitted suicide in Brooklyn by taking chlo
reform, and then she filed four shots into
hon-awn darkened. A few minutes be
fora I o'clock one of the nurses hanlly
Bo unexpectedly did death come that
thanwaa not even time to summonber
father. brother and sister. who were in the
horses, baring been called there when Mrs.
Whitney's condition first appeared serious.
Theyuached the bedside a few minutes
aftarhrdeath.
Thadeath of .Mn. Whitney awakened
widqnud sympathy throughout the coun-
tl'y.andalldaytalegramsand msaaaueaof
were received by the family.
AIM these messages of condolence
were kept strictly private, it is said by
mantra: of the family that among the
Irattslagrama to arrive were those from
Ptsddant-eleet and Mrs. Clevelnnd. Sir
Jnllaa Pauucefote. the British minister at
Washington. and representative-of other
forein legationa also sent messages
A char-III. and an Accomplished Lady.
Hrs. Whitneywasoneofthemost popular
worn-i in New York. She waaadaughter
of Senator Henry B. Payne. Mra'Wlno
In! Ills. r . revues-
Wind-datindandmanasr
66} cents. Our reason for doing this is simply this:
cumulation of goods in this stock this year has been too large.
We made this discovery lastThursday, at which time we fin-
wblch hour be retired to his bed. and the it’s the biggest and best olfer we ever-made yet, and what’s more,
we won’t do it again.
Remember this does not cover the whole store, but only our
Kitchen Department
If you want anything or know of any-
thing you will want. get it this week.
Sale begins Saturday. February 4.
Saturday evening. February l0.
e 8 districts in Hounianla. were trek~
and continually falling. lie wuade|umdmrtd with flowsrii to the
. . toy pa new erea wedding Innerwas
rout Christian. and all through Illld latit it. i. King 0 lea I!" . P filled
sti'kirrs-ihe displayed great fortitude in with gold to "a, ”up... “I EC n
waiting for the end which he knew must Prism Ferdinand clleked [lanes with “‘11 VII-U}! 0- "HT-"EY-
dtirely crime.
The funeral will be held Wednesday
afternoon at 2:300‘cl- ck from the house.
Rev. 1’. S. Evans. of New Haven. and
Rev. .l. B. l’itman. of Fishkillon-the
”very biidI-grmm before drinking with
. him. The crown prince and his bride were
received with enthusiasm by the street
crowds when they drove from the church
‘ to the palace
I
ll Past-r fiprwada r- Wlld Inn-r.
and wealth sentient to maintain an eatalr
lislrhtent lna form that eonldcotnpeuwtth
any in the smart set.
lira. Whitney's musical discrimination
was remarkable. and hertalent. is farabove
maliocrlty. A firm foundation of pro-sini-
Satarday er
0pc- aa Inlay. Wednesday and
ell-as
The ac-
and ends
8E0. VII ILSTYIIE. Flop.
M. " S. SMITH
Properly,
We now ’ ofl‘er them
for sale at prices rang-
335 I
upward. These ldts
comprise the. Choicest
limits, Within 10 min-
utes’ walk from the
depot,with good side;
the city. N 0 better
lots can be had in the
city than these ofl'er-
ed, either for location
or price.
Select your“ lots
time to secure such
site as you wish.
For further particulars 0.1.11
On the premises, or
“é: '
CHRISTIAN Slflllll, -. "
Walks-“1’ thewaynnii ' ,
in the very heart; of g _
33 Washington St... at the office
of the 02d Well Cigar Go.
793-Wasbingien #3114519" .
. - . , . . , . v. . neat position wan supplied by the appoint— ”H
mentto them to learn thattbetrpolwu u “Remaining Miss “short. of Water- lludsirfl. willofiiuate. both hands been ““00““. Feb. a—Tue Ru Mr. Rem m.“ "I wumyw.m in “up
.aawritten willstalid. . bury. life long fnenda of the deceased. of u” but. A...“ church created . dent Cleveland's cabinet and the oppor-
A’ I ”“9"“ ”I” “'9 ”a" clause ” Mrs. M. E. Head's pupils 'will give a ,... ., .. . . sensation in his urine!) by announcing “Him that ll! 11"” PM!“ in "I! ' ' BARGAIN “3
meeti with favor in this vicinity. al - > ~ . - ' that war had been declared with England. broader society of the national capital for
we... .... ..... . "sin .MH ......... ..... .. .. w m... .... ...... .... .. w .
'd to have withdrawn - . N“ u d itira information from \\ aahinxton that ship of the Clevelands and the Whitnsys I
m“ m m treasurer of the Elite Social club. a! U“ 0' '"un" 9"“ "' " President Harrison had issued a ii for MWW- "”—
uo insurance on their web, build-be 11... El“. W“ club .m we win. in ta. 1...- clerk'afllee. 12.!!!) volunteers. and that be had mum of a nag-tame cm. W
‘w by MW” that whentheyltave Joseph Gregory might Francis ll. “"10". 0' Stamford, to "l“ u“ cruiser M0" had 5"” “mi in NI!» Whitney's girl life was spent in ’ ' "’ ’ '-
invsttlpted the clause thoroughly they
will reconsider their action. To get any
tarot-nesting mnstaceepttbensw con-
dition of things. as the "combine" be
tween the New England Exchange and
the New York com aflords them
aorellef from the lat . as it. for-
raerly‘ did—Farmer.
“was: lotion.
[any attractive and timely features
will be comprised in the neat number of
Ilrs. B (insowshl. of Berkeley street.
is in New York city.
2. J. Hill spent arnday in New listen.
Henry D. (lornell is in New York.
”W‘fiia‘ilinfim ..
J. A. Rim. who. it was feared. would
have to go through lite operation of ill“-
ing the vermlfortn appendix removed, is
much better today. The obstruction
causing his sickne- was located in the
lhitiit-l I". Weed. land and buildings at
West Noni-all; consideration. W.
John 1". Bennett to Andrew Jelilf. a
building lot on Myrtle avenue.
The Norwalk Savings society to Club-
Iinn Swans, land and buildings adjoin-
ing the Lewis Raymond estate; mudd~
notion. 05,340.81
Christian Swans to Emilio (Twit of
Wasp-m. land and building on lasing.
Honolulu harbor. After the aervicratha
congregation gathered on the street and
discussed the information given not by
l'“ m. It was some time before
they found that the whole thing was a
hear and that the pastor had been imposed
upon.
"to at Newton Highlands.
Nmox. Mass. Feb Orv—Fire was discor-
sred in theatotsof I. 8. Kempton in the
‘l-acrrmit of Lincoln ball at prton High
lands. The building. owned by l. W. 8w
vemt. was louuy destroyed. The lower
Cleveland. That city claims as eitlnens
manymanwhorsthe oil and on rations
of Pennsylvania. Ohio and West Virginia
hare developed into modern prototypes of
ancient Cris-us. Among them are the
members of the standard Oil company.
Ooeof thesa.wbo is many times over a
millionaire. is Colonel Oliver ll. Payne.
This will be the biggest week of the season to
buy Flannels rhea".
Ladics' Gents'. and Children's Heavyweight Flannel Undet-
. wear to be sold for what it will bring.
“W- ._...
Pictuiéé Framed In llldet.
' litters IITEIIALI.
Palnts. (2118. Glass.
Plllllllli. l'lPEl-llttllllll IIIII
ntcniIntt
~..__m-_..._._.. .,
L. H. Decker,
Our center counter will
inn-"D" mmmmlnl 'm' "w “NW t m ueuue- mmkimtion C3 m "m’ "‘" ”‘" “PM "’ J' w‘ w“""’°“"‘ be loaded with these Bargains
. . ' ' ' ‘ ' apotheetiry; F. B. Krinptoo. boot and shoe ‘ ‘
“I'M.““IY-WHM hm 3- dis. and was removed without an opera 1: W its to m 0 0"» dealer in ”mm” m, rth TI Wall-[tel Mt. h Wk.
. , - ' r r t W
Prominent among them will besdouldr no“ lhi ’ l" ”a I 3 “mm. "a“; ”Thw'TPWfl" lolli- mac Where! ammo
pus lllnmadon. entithd "The ice liar-
v-t.” drawn by A. B. Fiesta another
story by A.ConanDoyle.intheBhsrlock
BoIDrsIeMentttlr-d “The Adventures
In. Anton {turnout of Georgetown.
mother of Anton Rommel. of this plow.
lawrlontly tll. There is llItleor nohope
of her recovery. as her condition do
dead and Edward K. Lockwood, land
on the (hi-urethral turnpike and Stewart
arenas.
Wool. Ogden to Athenian Ward.
letbrbsa-atlsmaadtrttl
mailers-ambit
lourwunutlbyanmnherof secretarie-
tlss. Mmummteatsof the
warrant. hemmed).
A five lilo M on hiatus.
.. "
A onlyoatbsthrsaboldoftbs
The following is It bulletin of prices:
Gents’ whiteBhtrts and Drawers, reg. pr. 0 .75, rode“ to;
II M It 0‘ II M
our-3 and war Wool tin-rm and clot-Faust with
lbsaboveatasialllarrsdnetlen.
M. _"1..it‘ ' ff?
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tout’i'ii‘r‘i'nfiitii‘itt Itll
48m 0 marrow-Dbl! Ital
.00 “ armamM b,
- Immense-trauma
.so,
ew-
llotnyton. u u or it u u u . 1 H .
Y lla- Faa." with illustrations: l ion bled bet “M “a mum” at lmuri us. rob. a—ana ll. delta-ea 1.25 .98 am W ‘
gilt-I: center on “The mum-a. 3m” ’ wfmfirmfim Aumi AvisoatoB ilablellllotchklsv ”and mlwnnurnnium " “ “ " “ 1.50: “ Lao " w - . onto- %
volt." withseteral attractive Wm." WM apltttnhev who has and Frank 0. llotchklsa. of Ansonla. Inklngtbe dunno: in lb nil-stash" ,, u u u u 1.76 n l 48 u M '1
Mon“liavana'slfew Water-works." bsenmlmtslylll. has Kermit-d refuel. “whim“- Wilton avenue. Witness is it millium mm than; “ ” " “ “ 2.00. “ 1.03 “ « J' D. JENNING '
“Wtfllflwlmm Wil- mtytogotohls home at lhverstraw, Ioni- I. Norton and Iain"! E. lla‘sn'alll tat-ata- ll seconds. Johnna ’ . undemor.
hrfhnpoafllodersrallnatv Llntltatinl I.Y..foramonlh. NIMJIM and wife.toJ. Wall: mimguYfl to Int-Mm“ t mom mar soswsts. ootnt
at Colts.- W: and an mic!- m Ills- tlupn-I Jami-us. of school MW Ind Chm“ Cm ...._. ...-__._._..... I 111an , r , WWW“ '
flaw-sho- and Boo-Mos.” by Motto submarine-hitherto- Yonkers. N. Yellntl 007-1”! "fl"- Thedroaiolllvaroaostloa. Grants grayufihitte “J “era. tag‘pricet 'g'mci‘f‘w "0 on‘ch Wlfllstreat. mph.“
.wm Manama. “Mam b manor '0’. .u. a glared“... at u u “ u u 1.26, H .93 " wait!
"MWMAW Girls” In. lath-and Belle. of the 0m. Cay, to William it. Moot. on .4 r r - “““w'm‘”
i- tbs reticulum-Inmates» out-am elm-Millm moral-no. mime-II- " " " “ “ 1-50. " 1.20 “ Plano Film [8880M
asa'aaswartiels In men 1- Il-rtI-r'l Italian“! 0|“? m. Ill” M- ‘ m M": " " " “ “ 1.76. “ 1.43 “ oanoaseadara- .. . , ,
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d “I. “I“ "I'm“ “I,” h“ “w . In- ll. imma- hurled at. not ‘" m “mm“... I'dmmm
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«It. by In" [men-:3: fifthmm 1"“ g" m, y “a [new white Vestsandl’ants, reg. prisons red’c’dto. .tsmir 1- WW__ ,
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