v
‘r
’0". 0! lull at Work on the
Themse'nuims Bridge-Ilsa-
W is flatten or slums—naps
”soaps at the Day.
;m‘stlux‘for the new bridge to
on Osborne avenue, under the
in! the Consolidated ma. The
being carted to the meadows on.
Mt corner of Vansudt
loathe land. The wopk of
- thebridgs willoccupysome
will he pushed with all possible
, ,, as there has been considerable dc-
. ; sinnethe structure was promd.
,, “points force of men are lying
pipes to connect with the residences
audzlllOIborne avenue. The water
m at n. a. smear. new
housemslsoln progresstodsy andthe
manygroups“ of men engaged in excavat-
ing at these points would lead a stranger
, think he had struck a mining town.
“ Aaspeoisl meeting of the citizens of
M Nor-walk. notices of which have just
'hssn lulled by‘order ofth'e board of en-
finssrsof the fire department. will. be
Widths parlors of Mayflower Hook
and Ladder company. on Van Zandt ave-
lint. Friday evening. The notices re-
questthe presence of the citizens; also
state that business of extraordinary im-
psrmuoe-to the community prevails. and
thatitisthewish of the department to
discus it at the We, and place named. .
As “(to «the nature of the lmsiness the
' members are reticent, but the interest
lelt some to be of an exceedingly grave
if ' nature..and.a large attendance is antici-
M.
1 At the meeting of the Epworth lea-
goals the parlors of the East Avenue
Methodist church, last night. a large
number was present. The prayer meet-
: ing was led by Miss lileda Hawkins had
proved to be very interesting. demon-
strating much earnestness on the part of
the young people connected with the
e.
Theslnglng class. composed of about
twelve members of the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
school, will hold another meeting might
at the home of George Hanford, on Maple
avenue. when they will endeavor to se-
lects name for their organization. A
full attendance is respectfully requested.
The Epworth league will tender a re-
tion to Rev. A. J. Smith, pastor of the
b‘ " t Avenue Methodist Episcopal church.
. s
l ‘tow'lton bl 'ness, yesterday.
at the parsonage. Friday night. Elalmr-
ate prepaiations are being made for the
occasion. and an enjoyable time is antivi—
pated.
Mrs. Antony Hartwick fell down a?
‘iiight of stairs at her residence on thel
otilsbmsis have been out to .
. . ”NATION.
M rel-rt! W EMMA-
Psrsonlypfhr deiwasrldingfioms-
backovertbelfsiumestcrmslugwhsu
lawman Callahan, thefidagmsn. sup
pod r' directly "ini- front of Mr. Parsons
horse. Mr. Callahahan was knocked
down, and had his head out snd'hh
shoulder badly bruised. nu injuries
were attended to bv'a physician. ‘
ludigation meetings were held in both
Fairview House.
> Yesterday, while riding on a load of
rails for the Tramway company. George
Harris caught one of his hands between
two of them and his fingers were
injured.
Tower Operator Thlel has moved from
Oliver Cook's house to the one adjoining
Ira Patty’s residence.
The monthly meeting of the official
board of the Methodist Episcopal church
was held last night.
The committee having the school
house matterin charge will hold a meet-
ing tonight. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. James Foley have gone
to Port Jefferson, L. l., tospend a
month. V ‘ '
Mrs. Sends Selleck was not as well
yesterday as she had been the past few
days. ' ‘ I . '
Mrs. H. E. Leach and daughter Ada.
have beenvisiting Mrs. W. J. Crew.
DABlEN.
A horse owned by the Sarsfisld livery
stable. in Stamford became. frightened.
yesterday afternoon, while standing in
front of George Clock's store, and ran
away. The animal was captured ‘on Le.
Roy avenue by a man working on the
road. The horse kicked both shoes from
his rear hoofs. and the wagon was badly
broken. > .
Building Mover Charles H. Coggswell
has the contract to move the Austin
block to its new foundation. He brought
the tackle and blocking here today in
preparation for the work. John F. Ste-
vens. who is doing the excavating and
mason work. expects to have the job
completed this week.
A dog owned by Zigmsn Mason,
which was on the tracks near him while
he was superintendlng the excavation
for the abutments at the Main street
crossing, was struck by an express train,
iota, yesterday afternoon. The canine
was put out of misery by being killed.
Captain Sweetland's division of ('oxey '1;
Army pasted through town. Sunday, on
their way toStamford. A halt was ll-
ed in front of Abbott & Webb's store, and
the men ate their luncheon they carried
with them, and quenched their thirst at
l the wells in the neighborhood.
Excavations for the abutmenls to the
Main street crossing were begun yester-
Shore road. Saturday morning, and re- lday afternoon. and the stone is arriv-
ceived severe injuries about her head ing today. The work will be pushed
and face. Her condition is somewhat rapidly forward by Sbsadtlatbrop. the
alarming. and she is confined to her contractors.
room.
Mather alimmman purchased a new
Garrett Decker beached his oyster horse. yesterday, from Adamsdz Ker-let,
snow at Marvin‘s, yesterday. The season
has chised, and many of the oystermen.
are preparing to pull ashore for the sum- §
met all the paraphernalia used in this
business 1
Caleb Wood. of Cove street. Is in Dan- ‘
bury today on business. it is understood
that Mr. wood has secured a large paint
ing contract and that he will engage a
large ion-o of men in a tow day a.
Captain Charles Blydcnburg is over-
hauling thc “ Sen Bird." his fishingsloop.
He expects to ship a crew and start for
the fishing grounds at Block Island about
Thursday.
George Lindeberg, formerly with Scrib-
nm' &Andrews. the Vaqundt avenue
grocers. has accepted a position with
Henry Jones, of First avenue.
The teams belonging to D. M. Finch
are engaged hauling stones to be used in
the construction of the barns for Messrs.
Randall, on East avenue.
L. Thai l mer. of New Haven, was in
_ . Tennis Cla’b'Tha.
The ladies of the Norwalk Lawn Ten-
“ nis (clubvmet yesterday afternoon and
Inadersrrangements for an afternoon tea
tube held on Decoration Day, in con-
neotion saith the opening of the club’s
grounds. At the meeting of the board
of managers. in the evening. it was
sotedto hold the first Saturday night
dsucsof the march on tiny 19. They
were to formally open the grounds
will" club tournament on May ill). and
boldsdsnoe la the evening in connec-
tion withthe Iadles’ afternoon tea. En-
A Very lsealleat Paper.
(Weekly Record.)
. , Evssrsc Sanctum of South Nor-
} whose «mm and proprietor ls Ir.
Jays-GoldmhsImentlymsdsluap-
We in sight-page form. The paper
were marked improumpot in (many
were and a a vary a i new.
Grand Masts Coming.
grandam of its :Knishu of
of the State. will moraine
sustain Warm:
of Ridgeiield. and George Clock has pur-
chased a new wagon from Waterbury &
Stolield.
There will probably be a ball game
Memorial Day. as usual. between the
Darien team and the New Cannons. The
former team will be organized this week.
J. a. Martin; of South Norwalk. is in
charge of Ernest Koch’s barber shop
§ during the absence of the latter in Easv
ton. “'2-..
BROAD RIVER.
There is a report current that a well-
known Broad ltiver widower and s Nor-
walk lady are soon to be made man and
wife.
will be held at the home of Mrs. Homer
Buttery. Thursday evening.
prepare for the coming strawberry festi-
val to be held in the chapel.
Miss Lsuretta Cometock led the Christ-
in Endeavor meeting at the chapel.
Sunday evening.
home on the Silvermine road.
A valuable colt, belonging to John H.
Monroe. died last Tuesday. '
plated his house.
light green.
’ ”firearms?“
' scorn Noemi. _
churches. Sunday. at the clots of thd
services. and the members propose mak-
ing a vigorous fight against the granting
of a license to Samuel Gsylor, for the
A meeting of the King’s Daughters
A committee has been appointed to
Miss Lulu Hodges has been ill at her
Charles L. St. John has nearly com-
Charles Guiles is pointing hls house a
The temperance services in the Opera
summer, next Wednesday.
atlo rheumtaism.
William Patterson are being graded.
Business College at Stain ford.’
Dickermau's confectionery store.
upon his property on the Ridge.
New Canaan on Saturday last.
last Thursday.
Miss Ella Titus now rides a bicycle.
orososroivs.
Friends met her at the depot.
owned by Thomas Meddleycott.
doing a very satisfactory job.
look very attractive.
last Thursday.
town visiting friends.
BOUND {Willi PRISONERS.
porlor Court.
is as follow:
dvr. burglary.
William l’srtriclr. attempt at
Curried. burglary.
Itittal by is lilrtl Dug.
when a large bird dog owned by l‘ ,
[Highest of all in ”evening Powers-outset U. S. am Report. '
I ommmvphfiNdkn'
. ABSOLUTELY PURE
Stanley Lockwood is slowly recovering
from an unusually severe attack of sci-
The grounds about the residence of
Herbert Tattle is attending the Merrill
E. Rutledge is now a clerk in F. A.
L. P. Chllds is erecting s large stable
Mrs. Dr. White, of New York. was in
The street sprinkler began operations
A Swede girl. about twelve years old,
arrived in town Saturday from Sweden.
She name alone. She had a tag on her
cloak addremed to Georgetown, Conn.
Charles Lindgreen has hung out his
sign for doing hll kinds of sheet iron and
tin work. He has leased the building
Seth Sanford, of Sanford Station. is
working the roads about lown.and is
f}. F. ’Batterson has had his grocery
wagons painted. which makes them
Mrs. Lizzie (lould has rented rooms of
George Cole. She moved her furniture
Samuel Lent, of Crogers. N. Y.. is in
To be 'l'rlr-d at the May Term of the Su~
The May tomi of the Criminal Superi-
or Court will convene in Bridgcmrt. to-
morrow. The list of prisoners to betried
Frank Dial. horse stealing:
Henry Ellis, receiving stolen proper
ty: George Simona, burglary and
attempt in murder: Henry Smith
arson; Charles P. German. attempt to
kill: William Nelson. burglary]: John
Bloom, ticket scalpel; Frederick Smith.
burglary: John llyans. horse stealing
and theft; Harry Duffy. purring coun- _
terteit money; Isaac Mason. burglary: 7
William ('oates. bigamy; Andrew (lay-
much. coutorfeiting; Francisco ltitzer,
counterfeiting; George W. Bennett, burg-
lary; Jennie Elsie. theft from person;
William Kennedy. burglary: ( 'Dllllli’ Beu-
The Danbury prisoners to be tried are:
rape:
James Moran. William and Imwrence
John Dukes. a waiter in Carl Solmub's
cafe on Railroad place, was walking .
down Water street. Sunday afternoon.
MEMORIAL DAY.
l'llly Dalian Appropriatad for the lies of
Douglas )‘owlar Post.
The regular meeting of Douglas Fowler
Poet. G. A. R.. was held last night. when
further arrangements were made for the
observance of Memorial Day. The com-
mlltec appointed to wait on the Board
of Councilmen reported that $50 had
been appropriated for their use.
Rev. Israel Sands.'of Clay street. will
become a member and take the lnitia~
tory degree next Monday night. Fred
Keating is in New York city today and
will purchase eight new musketa and
equipme_n_t1._ *
Mr. Ashton Tendered a Reception.
Wendell 0. Ashton. of Brooklyn, N.
Y.,formerly book-keeper for Jacob M.
Layton. of this city, has returned from
Ashville. N. 0., where he hasbeen for
the benefit of his health. Last Saturday
night he was tendered a reception by a
number of his Brooklyn young lady
fiend. There was music. refreshments.
and a pleasant social time. Among the
guests were Miss May Q. Smith and Mrs.
S. A. Wood. of Norwalk. .
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.»
Children Cry for
Pitcher"; Castoria.
When llaby was sick, we rave her (‘asxorim
When she was u t'hilvi. shu cried for Canada.
When she lwmne Slims. she clung to Custom.
When she and Children, she gave them Gestalt.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castorla.
' Taylor 8: Golden
BeaIEstate andlnsurance,
WASHINGTON 81' BE“.
l
Pei-mus lookln forum! or house andloi.
with the view 0 purchasing. are invited to
call and examine our list. Vt e have them for
sale in every part of the city at reason‘blr
prices and on my terms. an” t
W ANTED.
' sirus'nos to do and... ...;.....’..’.£;
Address or apply to Annie Pruuy. (‘ran-
berry Plains.
THREE or four young men can secure board
at 24 Merwln street. Norwalk. or? St
ilRl. to do general housework. Apply to
I MRS. ’l‘ll Ml’soN. it: Wm streerxlouth
horwsllr. mil 3!
m 7. 3t.
1‘ liliil. for cooking. washing and ironing.
1 Must be well recommended. MRS. C. T.
RA YMUSll. in Washington street. South Nor-
wslk. md 31
\‘ill'hlii turn. and ladies to learn stem)-
grupliy and Iypewriflng. to fill vacancies
almut October first. Apply immediately.
lsridgewrt. l'. 0. Box 2‘s. in? It
T0 LET.
left hand.
able pain—Yesterday‘s Sunrises.
caused by his own foolishness.
left the dogs alone.
Rescued from Drowning.
at the Ferris dock.
the scene of the accident.
indentiilsd as Michael Donnelly.
Zoellinger jumped on him. and inflicted
two very severe wounds on Mr. Uskes'
The member" lliL‘i swollen
badly, and causes Mr.0skes consider.
The facts of the case are as follows:
John Cakes, a waiter in the imperial -
Cafe, was bitten by a dog last Sunday.
issue
Hamilton's dog was on Water street.
and had a fight with my dog, and while
Oaks tried to separate the dogs. he was
bitten. but no one can tell which dog hit
him. The light would not have occurred
if Cakes bad minded his business and
. Caspar: Zosnnmrms.
About 10:15 lsst night, passengers on
the drawbridge were startled by the cries
of a man who had fallen into the river.
while attempting to board a canal boat
Philip Mason. the
man in charge of the draw. secured the
services of another man and rowed to
When they . V, -
rsachedlhs man and had succeeded in
pulling him aboard the boat he was
rooms. inquire nl TAYLOR i’t’ HUT.‘
EN‘S. mlllf
IT, l’i'l‘Lit floor uf Worrestrr list: rent 81:! per
.’ month. Enquire ul 0er of THE l'l U-
li‘ll'l‘iir KNAl’i’ Company. Flu-fury [No 2.
ml w.
From May Lhouse No.1: rim... rum. 9
l)
i
A
P‘OI’R rooms on second floor \frouf). llibblr‘s
block. Apply to .l. lltV [LNG liliiiilrE. or
at lliliBLE & CUMB’TOCK'S grocery. oil it
1330M May l. house No. 1:: Plan street. rent
flow. Apply to Roth 5.- iioldschmidt.
Ann street.
FLAT of five (5) rooms on second floor over
Mlss Tlllotson's mllllnery store. No. 207
lllast Washington street; also list of live (5)
rooms on third floor in same building. by
quire of GEORGE l“. BEAltSE. at Cltv Na-
tional Bank. em if
,rulleodlf
. _ M. pro
ORNER house on Livingston place from
May lst. All moderm lm rovemsnts.
Rent 320 Inquire. W. 8. [till R. 76 West
avenue. allot!
A ROOM and board for one gentleman. at
fill South Main street. to? Kit
‘llic store now occupied by out}: Taft. on
Wall street Nor-walk. Inquire of BUCK-
menus tocdwoon. ram
1) asturage for horses. now: or other animals.
Thoroughly watersdu nlon of it well
shaded. Thrift; growth. noulre of SAY-
RS. m2 lw
street.
Fnday
Mr. I. M. Hoyt takes pleasure in announcins
the first apmrance in South Norwalk. of the
Wlnfllshsd Utentsur Jurist and Orator.
or one year or more in
other metropolitan cities.
management.
See the Great Race Scene.
j‘Busking Bee" scene—true to life.
The best In de ictln New En land life
ever writing. it p g g
Seats on sale at Plaisted‘s and Riggs' stores.
PRICES. $1.00. 750. we. 35c.
llllllllllll OPEllt llllllSE.
Tuesday. May» l5th.
NEXT ATTRACTIi)N.—-Auiericn‘s Pugllls-
tlc idol. Champion of the World <12 years).
and signed by pro
53!?
ed as follows. to wit:
ember.
land 0 Frances
Patty
now or formerly: easterly by highway: sooth-
erly hv a lane or high
Five Mile hirer. and subject to the priv legs
of .diifllwlra’l throush the as
a
much t
Evening. llay
60L ROBERT ll.
IllliEllSllll
SUBJECT
that llust we do to be Susi.
Pri tile. The. 81m. Advance sale reserved
seats at l‘ lstcd‘s drug store. South
Gregory s, a]
orw k. '
MUSIC HALL.
ONE NIGHT.
MONDAY EVENINBMAY Ill
First time in par oily of the most successful
attraction.
4am sunrise—~—
“lhe county Fair”
Same play that has an eyed successive runs
ew York Boston and
and under the some
all Burgess. proprietor.
seats at i’lnlsund‘s and fireaory‘s.
. .-. . ' .-_
Tax collector a Sale.
T OTIC‘E is hereby given that the undersign-
ed. collector of taxes. under and
Thomas Morris.
and other persons named in the rule book. on
the list to said warrant annexed
rtirms of the sum total as 1
Thomas Morris.
situated in the town of Norwals. and describ-
Beius atrsct of land in
m- in quantity about 15 acres. bounded northerly
by land of Frances A. Selleck and land of
Patty Reed Widow. of John Reed
formerly: easterly by highway: soulherlv by a
lane or highway. and westerly by
River. and subject to the privilege of a
driftway throu h the same
Andi shall sell at Public Action. on the
premises hereinbtfure deerribedmn the Zld do
of July A. lb..lhiM.st um o’clock a.m..m much
thereof as will raise the sum of seven and
finyune—hnndrsdths dollars. that being the
uroprmlon of the said Thomas Morris of the
sum total in said list, together with the
cosmos of levy . sale. etc
. no
Five
osnuun'n. ST. JOHN.
Tax Collector. List of lsll‘J.
Dated at Norwalk. May 71h. A. 1).. “ml": *
m3. ~ . L.’
Tex collector’s Sale.
UTli‘ll is hereby given that the uuilsrslgnv
ed. collector of taxes. under and by vir‘
toe of a certain tax warrant. duly executed
and signed by proper authority and directed
to 'he undersigned. commanding him to levy
and collect of
Thomas Morris.
and other persons named in the rate book. on
the list to said warrant annexed. their several
rtions or the sum total as therein stated.
sai sum being a tax or assessment laid upon
the assessment list made in lilll by the inhabi-
tants of the town of Norwalk. rsgurlarlv and
legally assembled. to wit. on the filth day of
A. 1).. 1m. met for the nannies of
rovidlng for the indebtedness of said town.
:vie‘supon the following described real estate
o as
Thomas Morris.
situated in the town of Norwalk. and describ-
ed as follows. to wit: Being a tract of land in
quantlt about it acres. bounded norther
A. Selleck. sud lan of
Reed. widow of John
way. and mustard
| sell
Norwalk:
m3
by vir-
tue of a certain is: warrant. duly executed
r authority and directed
to the undersignm . commanding him to levy
and roller-t of
their several
herein stated.
um being a tan or assessment laid upon
the assessment list made in it“ by the inhabi-
tants of the Town of Norwalk. regular] ' and
legally assembled to wit.on the Lilith
December. A. DAME. met for the purpose of
rovlding for the indebtedness of mid town.
CfVlCtfilpfln the following described real eetsfs
0 ea
8] of
me.
at Public Auction.nu the
sea herelakefore described
0.. 136. at lo o'clock a. m.. so
fan will raise the sum of seven
and lifty oneahnndrsdths dollars. that
.011 til
being
I I lam selling white back Blanks
from 100. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are'sll new and in
combination/side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired. .
Gilts arelfrom 15c. up, double
roll. _ .
I have been‘told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger -
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters’ supplies at lowest
prices. «
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating. .
Es Ea Gorham,
lb. 2 First haunt. .
EAST NORWALK-g
w“... v“
EASY All) PLEASANT T0 TIRE.
Patent. Medicine's
AT OUR PRICES.
m5
m not. sinu'sor Til ms,
‘Loxatonik. $1.00
' Hood's Sarsaparilla, .80
Ayers' Sarsaparilla. .67
0 n u Ivan Dana’s Samparillu. .67
I 1 ardent; Resolvent. .70
_, . ott‘s mulsion .60
in higgtxmharscteriullon of antnln Hnr- Green's New-um" ’70
Stillson's Specific for Malaria, .75
THE Mill mom nouns mm cw ..
' gimdfmfi'f'm 'lls, .12
s . tedb ii t H . 0°” '13 “9“” ~10
“m lb-umii'iii‘éiefif. .‘i‘éh‘l'il‘y’i‘..l.l.f”" {jetsam a Came-e Planners. .1: ’
sues Batu: stuns. 1” ria. - '23
Miss seams: stsnscrz. $33.?gfigem g,
In. nanny sign“ cum “so". my ester-obs; Killer, (as... :75
. And others of equal note. YankeeBLuh?§b:oilggrer’ gal. Jars. , 2.x
, All that {latmfi son . filllcans gnsarsi‘iplthsre ' ’ M
u, “ . A ' V . F- —— M 9——
Togglnp 5933312..“ in advance. Reserved W
m8
~(lilo. t. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
If Washington Street.
if stilts THE" TIMES.
BIISIER WE ARE.
WHY?
Because economical people know to buy of as
means a great big saving.
We are at the head and mean to continue to
in- the Lowest Prire Grocery in this City.
We give to every customer on Saturday pur-
chasing slab worth or over. a decorated din
llt'!‘ plate or rhoime of slot of glassware. in-
eluding butler dish. sugar bowl. tumblers.
cheese plates. etc.
Try a prmnd of our Blended Coffee. two; a
large ; resent it uh every pound.
w or
Mile
~__.. ..* .__.__..
THE CENTRAL
BASH BRBBERY,
l5 llllliTH Milli STREET.
nutrient.
Dealer In,
Groceries
test tools at low Prices.
by
D
by
slid
the re rlion r tb to Thin» Morrl 3% “”- 9"- “WM ”5°? “All”. 0“"
mum... , ,. . .._.. .. . l, a... ...:. ..~..-.-. a...) "cardamom
Foo SALB- "M "'“°‘«'¥'=§-'8‘£'§;o- use... as. csi....°.'......l..i. a... no 3
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ORSII: good traveler. young. six years old. ”‘M“N°"‘1"M” 7th.A.D..lUt- a lilo: m' Oolon mdginlrsdmflk-Oui
wlllhssold ones .as have no use for m or tied (iiiods of the best. st'laow
him. inquireofJOH a xssrr, 5:23?» W “M“ games-“Emmanuel“. 16c. ‘
- W
House. Sunday afternoon were very Thls‘morning, when Nelson H. Hoyt. “no: m .m truck to.- at. .1. -
largely attended. In addition to the book-keeper at Brown a Wilcox's groc- £333.? “MM“ C“°’”'”.‘;§f:.‘ No BMW H 8mm ,0”... 0m '
usual features. Dr. Willard Parker gave ery store on Washington street. arrived ~ 0001) r! n 1. ~ km a ,_ ti; ' '“' ‘ ' rrlam
an interesting talk. Mn. Parker. wcom- stthest'ure. hefound the two basement A a...» ‘3,ng tooliiiim o 009; CARL SCHAUB, Pmpfigtof. ' ' T
‘ d wid An investi tion was ttBeldenavenue. orwalk. milw
pulled by her m.mssnswowlm 001'! Jon?“ so” mum . W r-.. Imported Win“ Liquors and Insecure mils eraser.
nude mld f _
$3.; :3? 3y 'fimfi'fi nothiingloIlthofloenl-lu. whhbfinwm gnfifimihfliliéfifi 0.: Brandies Ruppert’s Beer on ”6%”“T“WWW W ”
m. brooms. kindling wood. atm. was an. escort .ulr%s.mnt ' lw Draught, drawn from the wood) - P. Morrell. Jr.
_ Amonc the Sunday ”Mmmiutown W‘ ' 8‘“ "mm axindoiitl‘iihldb‘mdi'fi ’ lililll it'll “n'l ““0”“.
;ueiJmnfmtmmzhflmth Imp-ml "'5, pom“. Worms“ edit “mo Chow and Steaks cooked to llll‘ ”MIMI on" .g I
"m' ' ”' M1" Uncss Tribe. l- o. R. It..coofsrrsd order Oysters Clams, Lobsters "“09“
of sustains marines Raymond. of , swims tubs rubber hose. Newsioek ’ ' ’ sum Mum m
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