M‘umwt
A ’ rouse - arrows
snooze as sun.
,, it
fir
clause
_m{!|!~ ass-asst tn soars luwalk
t.
t rig to m a brew Baasdlng
,1' "s. and his failure to Return It as
9" 'llmfl’lsus to his Arrest in Budapest.
, . Afycnng man about twenty-five years
of age, slight build, andconaumptivs-
lag, called at Solmsns' livery stable
‘I
"‘ Saturday afternoon, and said he
" "a turnout to drive about town
iii” if he could secure a boarding
‘ He gave the name of Smith, and
. habaddrasu boarding at Moss Hill
,_ Tbclocation did not agrcewlth
" "V M be wanwd to try another place.
Elm H. Banks, who has charge of the
”nibble, ordered a horse for him. A little
bay. about iifteen bands high, was har-
Arasscsssd bu road wagon and the young
* masdrove oil. As he did not return at
.ghsltlms it was expected he would, the
pilots were notified and they sent mes»
up to the surrounding towns, with the
”it that the young fellow was cap-
'mlast night in Bridgeport.
k'ilqnlrles nt the villa on Moss Hill re-
vealld the fact that the young man had
been there four days. and was confined
to the bed most of the time. The land-
lady said he offered her a check for $15
. just before he “went away, with the re-
quest that she take out the $5 he owed
her for board. The lady, however, was
not taking checks from strangers. It is
not known whether or not he succeeded
in (lilting it cashed in town. She ssld
he gave his name at the house as W. S-
.Hayward. He gave hers card bearing
the name of a business house in New
York city. claiming that he was in their
employ.
When arrested in Bridgeport Hayword
”gave the name of W. S. Rogers, of
Brooklyn, N. Y. iiis arrest was due to
Captain Birmingham's judgment of
diurnal: nature. Th conversation with
Everyman Oarstesen the captain learned
I that a team answering the description of
the missing one had been put up at
the stible. The turnout proved to be the
one wanted, and the captain secured a
“Ription of the man who put up the
team. [is then started to make a. tour of
the hotels and found Rogers at the Wil-
spn house. He decided that Rogers was
the, man wanted and approached him
with a remark about the team. Rogers
uwthatbs was trapped and admitted his
identity.
, When Rogers wus searched at head-
mot'er thirty checks of the Nor-
wich Silk company on the Tradesman's
National bank of New Yorlr were found
on him. The majority of the checks
were made payable to W. S. Hayward
and were signed by L. F. Marshall,
treasurer of the company. Some were
“file to W. S. Rogers. Tho amounts
ranyd from Old to $85. Rogers said that
he had driven from South Norwslk to
Bridgeport to pass one of the checks for
money. but denied any intention of steal»
ing'tbe turnout. llc said that for three
years he had been manufacturing checks
and had not been arrested before. He
had worked his scheme in every part of
the Union. Hill method of operation was
‘ at Mt the card of a salesman of the
W Silk company at his boarding
“and afterward to exchange a check
fi 3!" board bill and the balance in
at. The Norwich Silk company is a
,l , but Rogers was formerly salesman
“'forf thlimautic Silk company. which
but a fd’dtory at Norwich.
. Rogers says he belongs to u réspectsblc
[jamily in Brooklyn. and three years ago
was engaged to be married. ills fiance
w and he lost his utnbitlon. He lost
‘is position on account of neglecting his
73‘ . and than boosts» dishonest.
. -7 Vollmar went to Bridgeport this
and brought Hayward. or
back here for a hearing.
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TIACIIZIB' CONVBN’HON.
flew Iritaln.
seventh annual convention
frat iforty‘
W 'l'escben’ association will be
sw Britain Friday. the 90th
us. The opening exercises will be“ held
“who Isthodht church, where an ad-
dress will be made by “it! Rev. prom-
IaaAillsier. of Philadelphia. After the
«gallium themnvsntirm will adjourn to
fiOtsls Normal Schoolmlu rs an oppor-
. tnaitywlli bsglveusli iossoinnse the
“underused approved methods or
infliction. The afternoon session will
be held is four sections, under the fol-
Winders: If. A. Bsgcall. of Staf-
ford Syrian, and nm e. rim. of em.
primary: Charles A. Tucker,“
Wists: it. I. Forbes, of
if. if. Beebe, of
Among the
. sap-fl am A. b. ltorriu, of
' New Haven Normal Moon In
in and lllssAdsrns.of the Willi-
darn-l School, and lflm Waters,
Isis. “fits brain-w meet
m.
Inmates. gram
m, high
It
“is! Issac at Iswaytcn
‘mmmmlnm.
m first. it: vii-cm
ilissrhcol bossswsscicwdsd
V r
d
. Mums of triat‘ing to be laid at
cm scams sews.
'l‘bs Crowded condition of the Primary
Grades Sensual—chances.
The city schools are now well under
way in the new school year.
The crowded condition of the primary
grades. which confronted the committee
stthsopsalngcftbsysas,hss hernia a
large measure remedied. The new school
room secured by the lease of Mr. Knud-
sen's bsl|.at ”Chestnut street, is now
occupied by about sixty children. lil-
Edith 8. Gate. a graduate of the New
Britain State Normal School, has been
appointed to the charge of this room.
The sealing of a new room at the mat—
liu building has given tempcnry relief
there. Miss II. J. Olavec. the eillcisot
assistant at Concord last year. has been
transferred to this glide.
liiss Alida D. Ball returned to her
work this morning, after a month’s extra
vacation to recuperate her health. Dur-
ing September her place was acceptably
supplied by tiles 0. E. Beebee, last year
a teacher at East Norwalk.
Miss Minnic‘Gillum, a graduate of the
State Normal School and a teacher of
experience. has been appointed as
teacher of grade 4 from October 1, the
committee having granted to the regular
teacher, Miss Diary Evenden, a, leave of
nbswce pending the recovery of her
health.
Although the interruption or delay of
the scheduled work, by the changing of
teachers. is to be regretted. the district is
to be congratulated that all the places
have been filled, through the exertions
of the committee, by such excellent and
experienced teachers. Under such so
excellent corps, working zealously for
the best training of the pupils, the year
bids fair to be a most successful one.
NEW CANAAN’S GOLD IINE.
Ora Take. aluminum 01.90 to
”I.” Par 'I'on.
The New York dailies have printed
sensational articles concerning the dis-
covery of a gold mine upon 8. C. Weed'a
premises, near a place known as “The
Cliffs," two miles from New Canaan. and
southwest from his residence. it has
been known for many years that gold
and silver were to be found there in
small quantities. and several attempt
have been made to find out just how
valuable it lode it was, but were soon
abandoned. Mr. Weed has decided to
satisfy himself. and for some time has
had several men engaged in excavating
dirt and blasting rock. Various sam-
ples of the ore have been mayed in
New York, and were found tocontain
silver and gold, the assay running from
01.90 to 828 per ton and averaging 08 or
$0 per too. This is considered by the
assnycr to bc a good showing. and itia
said a much smaller average than this
would pay for working the mine. Mr.
Weed is sufficiently encouraged to con
tinue developing the mine to a still
greater extent. and is determined to find
out the exact value of this ore, hoping
that it may prcvsto be a genuine "gold
mine." Many persons hive visited the
locality during the week. and have mani‘
fested no little interest in the result of
the investigations.
nearisu or ABIDBIES.
The Adjutant—0;:rhl Idiompllrnlnta the
Soldier lloys for ‘I'hslr Work.
Adjutant-(lenerrll Bradley. of the Com
ncctiCut National Guard, has issued the
following:
Whenever an implication for the use of
an armory for any use whatever. other
than the regularly ordered drills, parades,
inspections unil reviews of the battalion
or companies, is received by the officer
in charge, he shall at once report the
same with ills recommendations. through
regimental headquarters. to the quarter-
master-general for his approval. and any
agreement made by the officer in char 0
must be made subject to such approva .
The cammandsr-in-chlef felicitstes the
brigade. Connecticut National Guard. on
the results of the late Olmlmxmtmt at
Camp Harris. August 2MB. lthough
the weather wasstormy durin a portion
of the week. still, on the w ole. much
good wits done during the tour of dirt
and a substantial gain was made in roll -
isry knowled and efficiency. [is com
which were such as to in positive avi-
dsnce of devotion and lty to the mil.
tary lute be state
Perhaps haw isrliatafiwspipmdrata.
The train which leaves the Grand Con
trai station in New York eterv morning.
southern New England.
the time. Beginning today
to. file
same or a later schedule.
A SEE-hm in tile has.
Bananas ' m
Lamps.
URTEVANT'S' BARGAIN HOUSES"
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STEM, SOUTH NORWALK.
m. .a “cam—-_ .W.W
lllWTDIDiTES
PROGRESS OP I'll! TOWN All” Ol‘"
lbu'l‘llilll IN NOBWMJ.
lopubllcan Ticket.
Nothing of an unusual character has
rows. mm
one of thanew iallf’
fine line of hats in a
Store Open Every
nWW’
new it was Observed at the South lar-
walk mitts-cl oasrslr. g;
Yesterday was observed as Rtii'y Sl'm-
day at the South 'Ncrwalk Go ,
tionalohusub. Atevsryssrvlcsth “"
were beautiful palms and brightbnsd
flowers, tasteftu arranged. The mora-
iuifscrmon. which was both a rally and
thus far marked the town and city elect- an anniversary discourse, was by the
ion In South Nor-elk to-d-r. Up to pastor, RM. 0.11. Bsard,Ph. D..tho
arm the usual number of ballots bad 'm-hlngflwdlM-of tbs-lint year
been illi- ' ~ From ill. Willi” 0' WWI of his pastorate of the church. ills test
minted and distributed Iii-evident that was from Philippians, iii., 18-14. "For-
a large amount of scratching is being will,“ things which are behind.
dons. rue. Lyon is the moderator at and "mixing forward to the things
the town rollins plwe- About u down which are before, I prcm on toward the
womencast their ballots this morning 30.], untothe who of the high calling
for school visitors.
The polling place for the First district
is in the Town House, where Styles W.
Curtis is moderator and Samuel Lynca
smistaut moderator. A E. Austin has
charge of the license ballot. About 750
official envelopes had been given out up
to 1 o'clock.
Norwalk‘s first city election. held in
Hope Hose company’s headquarters on
Water street.undsr the secret ballot law.
is being conducted luau orderly manner,
there being none of the oldotime pulling
and hauling. The party workers are
stationed outside the deadline andars
kept there by Special Oilloer June.
Another policeman patrols the Danbury
and Norwalk railroad track. watching
the rear doors of the Watsrstrcet saloons.
in the polling place there are ten booths.
B. C. Feeney is moderator and John H.
Wade is his assistant. 0. H. Wheeler
and Andrew Tully have charge of the
ballots and F. E. Lockwood and Henry
of God lqurist Jesus.” The scriptures
werersadby Rev. A. F. can, D. 1).,
and’ the opening prayer was made by
Riv. H. N. Dancing. The music was a
special feature at all the services of the
day. At the young people’s services the
singing was led by James P. Punsslt‘
and E. J. Trounssnd, comets, and D. E.
Disbrcw, piano. in addition to the
Christian Endeavor hymns. lira. N. E.
Campbell, Ili- lfay Q. Smith, J. W.
Punult and W. J. Leland sang tho
quartette "Safe Home." and lira. Camp-
bell sang the solo. "Flee as a Bird." The
service in the evening wasa service of
praise, and the pastor delivered sshort
addrem on “Music in Church Work." A
musical programme of unusual exoei'
lease was given, consisting of anthems,
quartattesand the odertory solo. "The
lord is my Light," by Him Ironise
Absndroth. The pastor intends to hold
each Sunday evening, for the present, a
short service in which music will bear a
Malone, the envelopes. Atl o’clock 625
votes had been cast. The election of the
greater portion of the Republican city
ticket seems amnred, although a large
amount of scratching and posting is be-
ing'done.
Whamtha Republican town ballots up
poured this morning it was discovered
that the name of George B. St. John. for
collector. had been left of! of the ticket.
prominent part.
cur Down 170 mere.
0. P.0aylcramsrls poaltivatythat
lMthsNatlonalBassbanl
oompcssdcf tolubsandt Am
annotation ,bsrevivsd
Anamthalhawhothrowa kcmhat
General Cam-Ros st Barcelona. was sus-
tcnosdtobe at.
Two laborers fought desperately in Osmo-
b
Thoerror was discovered before many wood mm. 3mm”, one .
ballots had been depositsd and rectified sicklsand the other a pair of shears.
at once. On the second lot of ballots in M m may d“-
ru. First district the name of the candi- Ti” ‘3th M 0‘ W' M“
Thomas Barrett with a gold medal for cap-
dats for auditor was omitted. Here- tnrlng the crank who did the romiscuons
«reads the e urta of ofilcars and mac.
except Sunday. at ii o’clock. carries the
malls and newspapers for all points in
Under an
agreement with the pint ofllcs depart.
ment for a fast mailservlce. this train
has beenrnnas s localespma. Butno
provision for a continuationnfthlsavr-
vice having been mats by Congress, the
railroad mosey has made schasgs in
this
train will be rouse an accommodation
train to Boston. arriving at South lion
walk at 0:88 a. m., instead of at ildlla.
possible that the present Sunday
newspaper train. which leaves lisw
Yorastststam..sisybsmdsilyssa
mail aadnswspspsrsspress train on the
a warrantlsoatfcr the arrests!
'l‘llecdors Wood.sshlfilsaa lasy yous.
luau aboutssvsatssa yoaracldlofllsw
Oanasm Wood aadWlillam (iridium lug
votes to custom Wrench lemma-taming
whaiamwsymraaalvsdafstl
iofore the town collector has been ap-
pointed by the selectmen, but a new
law requires that he shall behalloted for.
The emission was probably due to the
committee not being conversant with
the change in the“ law.
After firing of! an unusually large
amount of ammunition during the past
week, the Probibitionists failed to have
their “No License“ ballots at the Second
district polling place until about
o’clock this morning. and consequently
some of the early voters did not vote on
the license question.
There was considerable sxcitmcut at
the First district polling place this mom-
ing, when Henry W. Huwxhurst, the
Republican candidate for assessor, who
was defeated for sclectman in the caucus
by Oscar W. Raymond. wall found dis-
tributing ballots with Samuel Dashum's
shooting on the board last was .
The grand total of salaries paid in the
executive departments of the L cited States
government, during the past fiscal year was
“8,“.190.
Daniel M. itsnsdell of lndiana. marshal
of the district, has bought a intone!
in the management of the .hbittllncu.
Washington.
it has n been announced that the
New York- rucklyn series of ball games
will he played.
Sontag. the notorious train robber, made
acornplete confession of his many crimes
and told who his confederates have bean.
While attending a funeral at Kingston,“
Win, tbs floor of the church gave way
precipiuhting more than 100 people into
cellar. any were badly hurt. and on
will die.
Oscar Hammerstein, who wagered tk
he could write a complete opera
hours, handed in the manuscript 3m
7
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READ !!
O. H. Harvey, the old estab-
lished shoe dealer, owing to fail-
ing health intends to
Close Out
ms trust .
. BUSINESS ._
l Will Sell My En-
tire STOCK at the
LOWEST PRICES in
Town.
—- : «BEGINNING— : —
Saturday. August 26m.
no commune 'muu
nouns lIlE ill
sun;
”Hill“.
liililTH Milli STREET.
SOUTH HDHWllK.
LOOK!
In Our Window.
A Handsome and Useful
Article FREE with each l-lb.
package of
before his time was up. Judges ass
on its merits later.
Edwin It. Carney. a politician of Bu?
lo. committed suicide in his woodshed y
hanging.
Four mysterious fires Occurred within ‘3}
hours in the home of Pcllrs Justice Ed»
ward Hogan in New York.
Another crank was arrested in the Whit:
liousa while try to get an audience wit
the president. is name was Gotileb
g! la, and be had been an inmate of a
am asylum.
Billy Dsutscb, sx-pngilist, previously re-
ported to be dying, is now said to be re
name pasted over Hr. Raymond's. He
was given a vigorous "calling down" by
several Republicans and left the hill
promising to do so no more. His act-
ions, it is feared, will defeat him for
assessor. '
It is estimated that not less than 3,000
women have registered in tho stateto
vote for school caldera at the town elec-
tions today. Ninety per cent. of this
number belong totho Woman‘sChrlstiao and".
Temperance ““0“ “d 3'4“" Rights The Lutheran synod in Beliefonte,Pa.
club. The Prohibitioclsis have uniform- found W. ll. Diver of Newport guilty of
ly put women on their ticket for school Ombulitmlvfind h” "M dew”! from
visitors and high school committees, but a” ”mm”
the two old parties have not in general York “flu” but. 08le gummy.
reoogniael the woman's movement. The the withdrawals were very heavy.
Thinkers is in amino in Chicago.
the wcmen,whlch places them at o disad-
l ht fresh cases of cholera and one
vantage. it will be impossible for the
male electom to vote for till women can- deg" 31?: m‘xm c m Kain-
didatea "“th “l” “'9"! Will"- Th" lanl, is tire that she will eventually
woman will get out a lsrge vote in most occupy t Hawslish throne. ,
of the cities, but it will be lnrifectlve, I. lcla. the french novelist. bangle
parted from lmdon for Paris.
2m: :f) 3:313:30ng . action with One death from yellow fever occurred in
A'I'I'Illli’l'fll! 1‘0 TIAIPH.
Itasca flash flee-[h the Windows at a
't'vata Below loath Notwith- llm moms“. :2 w id‘ on s m.
A passenger on the train which left W 'l'. 3.0%?“ M M " r '
South liorwalk at 7:53 last night, wast W m m clerics Mm, Wm,
bound, says the train was stoned ata railroad bridgssln lndlsn Territory.
point about midway between the Wk“, Janus it Smith of Albany cum to run
“my. and (lainer's bridges. a one mils foot race with my man in Armr-
ica tor stoic a side.
7"". stones. m", 0' them almost w Stats Treasurer Dates of South Carolina.
3 M“ l" weight, WW “WWW a larmsra' Alliance man. caused a sens»
smoking car tic. Mill. asst to thebsggags tiou by openly favoring repeal of the fiber-
car. (llam flaw in all directions. but no me in ,
one .3. Mg”... as tilesmtisr contain- King Kelly may play with the St. Louis
Browns asst year.
all only a few more". Other stones it h “m that m, “a. slink“
W“. “3 “'0 Ni did “0 m- bssauss insuillcient situation is paid her at
‘l'wcssoam wsatthrocgli thewladows tastsir.
of thesasotnl car. No. M: two through Philadelpbie has 90.0!” idle mm
the wladows of the use at. No. oer, fln- Duo-:1» who- unmargug‘:
”a m ”WHWI ”NOW 0‘ $31"! in banner. has arriv
the fourth carafe. tit. its one was hurt. ‘
however
ltwasdd at theshilcufiismornmg.
at Brunswick.
Administration delegates were elected at
each of the nine Dsmccrstlc caucuses hold
c “”3". The hole and
mutants: . ll. -
cmwism the lastchamptsneldp
The 60 days notice required by New ill
and Marge pudding
law provides for aspelilo ballot box for The international congress of Free
Jsmup, (is..and tbsrswsrs is new cases .,
m on: anemii'unr Ladies.
BROWN JEWEL
COFFEE.
Price 250ts. Pound.
2 hand decorated banquet lamps. Standing
ls ins. high. Minds-curated shade. burn Bi
boon... ......i)newllhesclidlba
l:- teapot, .,, " 5- -' ' "
i w
l cream nitc
laiopbowL .. "
i: at man clips and scorers.‘_'
2 cake plates. . ..
nova! "Th? d
lilqt pltc en
ti large steslt platte
ii bread and milk
args coffee cup
udinuer lates... . ..
llscuppates........ ,. '
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ed amigo d banded.
llibblefiilomsloci
Ii Illnl'il Mill SHEET.
”Patti; shirt fair Tours
9" 00. £10.40, [$8.00.
Cost railroad round trip. Actually and
anperlatlvsly the beat and iowest.'l‘. I}. ”Alli.
(icon. agent. shortest. most direct and poem
lsr of arson Iloutes tattle i‘air. vie. 0le-
WAill. MCKAWANNA h Wls’f'tiifi it.
it. Solid vestibule trains. Connecting with
the EIGHT GRIN! liOU‘l’ltlehlflW &
a niobium Southern. Oblcsgoh Iris. Nickel
Plateaud Wabash II. it. Alsoon the return
Baltimore a Ohio. and Penn. it. it.
"It... ”if.” tar ”I.” In scam.
includes the Miss for one week at excellent
botsls with ll. ll. fare. Stops at Niagara. Da-
trelt. Cleveland. Pittsburx. Washington. lialtl-
ttmors.‘bc..te. Call stones for circulars of
tall information and tickets at
it. it. Plaistrd'a. bracelet.
or circulars of
It. (lull. statics Amt. limallr.
ms u
Maudie "3......
its are new prepared to show a
, t _ latest shapes. ilur $2.00 hat for
sips and quality can't lie equalsdiilniy house in the city.
* ~ Bomsiociiims, Halters.
"Evening Until 8:00 O’clock.
fl phi-es. ,
LHX'IO in this umrtment is hand decorat-
Grand Trunk. lichigsn Control, bake shore ~
Mother’s Attention-Vie have just the thing for your
the way of a suit. a double seal and double team
not rip- These suits are the has! value in humorist for
vice. Ask to sea the Corbett suii when you call.
unusual Bus, Biathlon all lut’s incision.
Store Open Every Evening. ~
Wall Paper _
FilllFlll Sillliilllfil Ill m
line of; the Special Attractions in this West will he the 4m
5 . . Opening oi the .
I n ’ . .I , \
Mlllmerv Dept J.T.Prowrllilo
Under the charge of MISS llli TlSSill. liar Former Patrons ‘ ‘
Already line that Both in Style and Price are 96 Washington ST."
Satisfactory and it ill Others lie Would Say.
Give Us at least an Examination
Before Buying Your
Fall Hats.
THIS DEPARTMENT WILL BE FOUND IN THE
REAR END 01" MAIN STORE.
' drive in Ladios’ Fine Quality Embroidered Handker-
snemal chiefs. ‘Wo closed out a lot of importers’ sample
dozens; range in price from 35c to 500 each. Your oicc for 23c
each. .
dozen Gent’s Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, colored border.
2 They consist mainly of the 12430 goods. ()ur [)X'li'O this
week. "c each
25 .
I50
|
South Norwalk.
offer their entire stock of
Wall Papa;
at 50 per cent. lees than regular
price.
Salem commence
Thursday,lune29
'noiil’ulss
W
-wa". W.
Blankets; full size; extra weight: worth
Price this week, 8H“) per pair.
pair Grey Wool
61 98 per pair.
"“r ' ' '
yds all Wool White Skirting Flannel; regular rv-tnil prim}.
30c per yard. Price for this week We pur yd.
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do: Gent's Cheviot Working shirts; choice from 25 different
patterns. Quality excolient. Price, 30¢ each.
"‘ ’“ THE
200 lbs good Mixed Candles, 90 per pound.
‘ w.» t , V ‘
In“ lbs Tiddledy Winks, czic per pound wnflln s FAIR.
~~~~~ «wa— 4'
But lfyou cannotgo do tbenoxtbt‘cttlaing
and secure one of the
Souvenir Spools.“
Nonh'ésndio
by sitting for a dozen of his best
CABINET PHOTOGRAPH§.
2““ 1-4 lb packages Marshmallow DrOps, €50 per package.
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George Vanllslyne. Proprietor.
83 Washington Street.
WATGH THIS SPARE.
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Theodore Olsen
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Special Sale
Will use it soon . ._...__ *
for an L 0 T 8
.Hard Pan Prices, 5
Important Announcement.
EVENING SCHWL , line Thousand 5 “m ”snow, $300"
"final?"Bizlglfsiuflffllm’ Cider Barrels 5 (”affirms lots, $250 ,
(loans customs, livnll'livn. "NH... :m. “' “l“ ‘ 5 feet "3:11:03? lo“: $200 M
Young men null l‘nnlltt worm-m 'Inl'lni‘i'l K 505. ‘ '4
during the day. run pursue i‘ulil'lit'n in
These lots are within ii minutes p5
HOOIKBEI’INIT.PENMA‘MIII’.§IltlllT- w 01 me > ‘7 ,
.. FOR SALE, 5;: Mon and m . ,
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