1r
a some! ens on is
‘ seer sonwsts.
I. David lash A's-reed a coolest-lien
m liokneea Irons lattng Canned
Mflsddlag of all last sins Young
‘ st Inmates.
m lscn sale at the last Nor-
m! s-tedlee hr irrlns Smith. with whom
”dmfwtldemlnmncanalsobelsft.
,, Mildred Twlse, sis years old, daughter
in! William Twist. of Second avenue, was
taken suddenly ill Monday night, and
7 hersymptosns were ofsuch a nature as to
alarm her parents. She became dighty
and an irritating eruption broke out on
it! skin. As she was not much improv
‘ad yesterday morning, a physician was
. 1‘ celled tuned be pronounced the trouble
_ due to eating canned corn, which formed
apart of the evening meal the night he-
lose. None of the other members of the
My, however, experience any ill of-
M from eating the corn. It is thought
thatadlsordered conditlon of the little
girl's stomach was the cause of the
tenable. The doctor prescribed for her
and she is now on the way to recovery.
There came near beingaserious cor:-
lsgration at the east end of the Benrdict
Jenn bridge, last Sunday morning.
William Kellogg. who occupied Brill.
‘ I ’ dall's small building. left a barrel of tur-
pantine, which he had used on his scow,
in the cellar of the store. Not thinking
anything of the inflammable nature of
is contents Clarence Murray, who was
sated on top of the barrel, lighted a
match and threw it inside. Instantly
fliers was a fierce blaze, and had it not
been for the presence of mind of David
liash, who grasped a tub of water and
threw it on the flames, something seri
one would have resulted.
While playing with some corn, last
Friday, Ernest Erickson, the four-year
old son of Charles Erickson, of Cove
crest and Fourth avenue, got a kernel
iaone of his ears, and his parents were
unable to remove the obstruction. Yes-
hrday morning Mr. Erickson took his
little son to Dr. Bohannan's office in
South Norwalk,where Dr D. C. DeWolf,
afternoon difiloulty, extracted the ker-
lei. The dmm of the ear was some
,whatlnjured and it is feared the boy
may lose his hearing. This morning the
little fellow was taken to Bridgeport by
his father for treatment.
Enos Osborn, who claims to own the
land on which the old school house
fiends, opposite the East Norwalk posi—
oe, may Mir procure an injunc
alning the town from taking
filth from there to use in filling in the
road near the approaches to the new ad
slition to the Benedict Farm bridge. One
slay this week, while the men were dig-
ging there,',he ordered them to desist,
lint they did not think he had any au-
‘tlity for so doing and kept on with
the work.
Barry} Wilson, of Riverside avenue,
Ht this afternoon for Huntington,
where his mother, sister and brother are
“fluent and where all will tomorrow
afternoon attend the wedding of Miss May
R. Wilson to H. M. Rogers. The bride
bthe daughter of Captain and Mrs M.
1!. Wilson, and is very popular in Nor-
walk as well as in Huntington.
Mia L. May Palmer and Wallace E
Bates will be united in marriage tomor-
row 'evening at 7:30 o’clock, at the bride's
home, No. 45 East avenue. A reception
will follow at No. 23 East avenue.
Cllflord Randall was riding his bicycle
cu Riverside avenue. yesterday noon,
when he struck one of the iron hitching
pale, and bent the frame so that it will
be necessary to have a new one.
'Allen Wood, of the Gregory Point
road, whose horse was stolen Saturday
night, has again secureda trace of the
animal, and hopes to have either the
lone or the thief by tonight.
Funeral services over the remains of
Richard L'Hommedleu will be held to-
morrow afternoon ,at 2:30 o'clock from
In East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church.
Rev. Walgrenpf Minneapolis, who has
been doing missionary work in the east.
ilal is how on his way home, will preach
h the Swedish church. Friday night.
Anothercsosl boat loaded with cool,
on the way to Marvin’s dock, grounded
near Seaside place, yesterday, and was
obliged to remain there until today. ‘
Edward Palmer. of Esst avenue, tele‘
graph operator at Wilson Potuth of!
duty today and tomorrow, and Edwud
lead is substituting for him.
Contractor W. A. Finch commenced
cork yesterday on the teller walls of the
new house Dr. F. D. Baker will srsctoc
Ihrt Pillar street.
’ Ii- Tlllle Harrell will hebrldssiusld
lidflarryllsnedlctbsst mansttha
McMahon-Lacey wedding at Wilton,
its afternoon.
In. Robert Gnysr returned tchsr
' the in Brooklyn yesterday, after a
{unannounced
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Irrendlrs. " . kl Day. of,
plans, have returned from a visit in New
York city. . ’
Robert J. Brown, of Esst avenue, has
been visiting in Gresnpoint. '
_ ROWAYTON.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Weed. of
Brookslde. who started last May for a
pleasure trip to foreign countries. have
returned, and report a remarkably pleas
ant journey.
While walking on a fence last Monday
Miss Helen Lynch fell and broke her
nose, besides receiving several minor
bruises.
David M. Corbett and family have
moved from Round Hill to their summer
residence on Main street.
Charles Wellslson the sick list, hav-
ing an attack of the grip.
Mrs. B. Arthur Grililn is quite sick.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
0n next Sunday evening Rev. J. M
Carroll, of the Methodist Episcopal
church, will preach a sermon especially
adapted to the members of the Knights
of the Golden Eagle. The members will
assemble at their lodge room at 7:15 and
march in a body to the church. A dele-
gation from Union Castle of South’ Nor-
walk will attend with the lodge here.
The seats in the center aisle will be re-
served for the brothers.
Contractors Lathrop & Shea have just
finished grading off a fine croquet and
tennis ground for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Jellifle, on the Tyler Lyon place.
Miss Winnifred Eddy, who has been
here some time as one of the Bible read-
ers. left for her home in Ware,Mass.i
yesterday.
ORAN BURY.
Miss Alice Nash, teacher at Poplar
Plains. is on the sick list. Her sister
Jennie is substituting for her.
Alfred Saunders was initiated as a
member of Washington Lodge, I. O. G.
T., last evening.
Mrs Burr Fillow was a guest of Mrs.
D. M. Flllow yesterday.
Mrs. E S. Taylor has purchased a new
bicycle.
Mrs. E. S. Talor spent yesterday in
Bridgeport.
W ESTON.
The next meeting of the Norwalk
Union, Y. P. S. C. E will be held in the
Norlleld Congregational church, in this
place. on Tuesday evening. May 28th
At the business meeting last week. Frank
Lane. Miss Edna Bradley and Miss Anna
Fitch were appointed a committee on
arrangements.
A lively runaway occurred here last
Sunday morning. A horse belonging to
Mr. Welnilz, of Cranhury, started from
the house of G. A. Sturges and ran to
Westpcrt, where he was stopped near
Chapman Taylor's. The wagon was
quite badly damaged.
A fire which started in the fields some
distance away. come near destroying the
house and out buildings of D L Coley,
Jr., on Sunday last. Hard work by a
number of men finally conquered it.
C. B. Kellogg was quite seriously in—
jured last Friday by falling from the
roof of the new born which he is erecting
at his place near Lyon’s Plains. Inter-
nal injuries are feared.
Miss Edna Bradley, of this place. as-
sisted at the musicale given in the Cran-
bury chapel. on Wednesday evening.
The Nerfleld Y P. S C E. will hold a
social on Thursday evening. at the house
of Deacon E. l-‘itch.
Mrs. Hattie Coley and Mrs M. D, Hill
have returned from a trip to Washing—
ton, D. C.
Miss Ethel Lockwood has been the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Horace iiurlbutl.
Miss Alice Fitch is still confined to the
house by rheumatism.
Mrs Ail iru Kennel has entertained her
in ither from Easion.
Miss Lizzie Wukeman has returned to
her home in Fairllelil
Mrs. J. S. Lane is spending a lewd-rye
at Quaker llill, N Y
WESTI’Ult’l‘.
‘Mrs. Ruth E. Williams, widow of the
late Rev. John Ii Williams. and young
e t son Arthur, of Providence. it. i ,are
vlsItlng Andrew C. Nash and daughters
During the week Mrs. Williams will go
toNurwaIk to occupy a line dwelling
just finished there to her order.
The sixteen yachts of the Cedar Point
Yacht club will probably be afloat by
the middle of Msy. It is expected una
usual Interest in yachting will be mani-
fested the coming season.
aromas or ms sure
Probably the first instance on record
of an eel stopping the electric cars occur-
red lu New tendon. A big eel that
came from lake Kononioo got into the
two-loch pipe at the works where power
for the electric road is generated and
water could not be supplied to the boil
ere so that the works bed to shut down
and ti s cm were stalled wherever they
happened to be. They were delayed for
ballad hour beforeths tissboeewssst
tachsdtoa hydrant to the stmtsnd
water supplied to the boilers.
Mueller it. less. ssslslm post-
l,“
arias “mamas-ll it. he
.W.s Wm- 19;;
Bette "
the PostoIIce Depirtmeut had been
stolen. This is money-order money,
which should have can remitted to
Postmaster Bennett. of Hartford. on the
tub instant. Postmaster Hubbard
thinks that Ross sailed for Europe on
Dhe 12th! '
Owen Hasty, for years an influential
Democratic politician of Bridgeport. died
at his home In that city after a protracted
illness. He was a sufi‘erer from kidney
troubles and his death was hastened by a
runaway accident on Park avenue last
fall. The condition of the street was re
sponsible for this and the common coun-
cil allowed Mr Barty $2.000 damages.
John Walsh. reporter of the Water.
bury Sunday Herald, was seized with
the hallucination that Editors Howell
and Bishop were attempting to sheet
him. He guarded the cities with a re-
volver and fired one shot At theCooli-y
House he commenced a fusillnde of shots
and was locked up.
George 0. Spencer, of Meriden, has
brought suit against the Consolidated
road to recover to 000 damages for the
death of his daughter, killed at the
Cherry street crossing in Meriden, Febru-
ary 28
Judge Fehh is rapidly improving at his
home in thsted, and Monday went our.
doors for the first time since his accident.
He is having some trouble with his eyes,
and complains that he cannot see dia-
tinctly.
Barnum & Bailey will establish a fee
tory3003100near their winter quarters
in Bridgeport, where wagons and var-
ious circus equipments Will be manu-
factured. wfi_
You Don't Have to Swear 0|!
says the St Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about No-To Bic. the
famous tubsccohablt care, “We know
of many cases cured by Noilo Has, one,
a prominent St. Louis architeci. smoked
and chewed for twenty years; two are
cured him so that even the smell of to
bacco makes him sick " Nu 'l‘n-Ilsc sold
and guaranteed by R ll Plziisted. No
cure no pay. Book free Sterling Reine.
dy Co., New York or Chicago.
Pitcher’s Castoria.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’e Castcrla. "
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorls.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Mia, she clung to Castorla.
When she had Children, she gavethemcutorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castcrla.
nucleus
The best of all high gra lo bicycles.
STURMER BICYCLES
A splendid medium price wheel.
Insult-i given. or paid for It received else-
where, to those dealing with us.
.
THE .1. T. PRDWITT CD. “
llll‘h 33 if
’-
Nollce: City Taxes:
'l‘lll". HtHIrIyltl'lt of the PM of Smith Norwalk
arr- iii-rr-liy linlllli ll that. the VII) in: of
silt Ill‘il'ttlll iluuiul ar, laid on thi- rtly mini-ss-
llll‘lll lid of mu. at a city imetlnir he «i at
Ari ti llnll nu Med m . siriiel. on the rum day
of Mun-ll. tactile-the Illmry fund is: of
tilliqultitv «r iiilll on the riv-llamnlil at the same
Illltl‘, will he due Mill payslvlu on the final day
of ‘1“). MW». [it which limui Will I’MW IV" the
on no at llrt err-rim. other. llli War-Illusion
street. l’vtial'y ltl the rate of nine Wiper
cent. a soir from May I. 1m. will he (‘lll sell
on all Mlu remaining unpaid no and after
J one I. W0.
ROBERT fl. Ml'l‘l ‘lll'lliii.
Collector of Tessa of the City of tieulh Nor-i
ws ,
Hulllll Norwalk, (Elihu . April 53. 1mm
A... Powd
Amounts was
, Childien Cryfor '
(14).. m (‘hmlnnt alr‘et. I'hlla . i’a.
Cl‘
Mutual Friends-It really is shuckihrt
deryon don't separate from him. In
aster women are more cool than men
it.
"When they were getting married."
early as he does ”
He strolls hvfore the taillights
In trappings gay and rich.
But he couldn‘t buy, when the play wa
done,
A little ham sandwich.
dear. the way in which you and your
husband quarrel and carry can I won-
jured Wife—What! Go away and leave
him alone to do just as he likes? Not
Mrs Peck—This paper says that a sea
captain says that In times of great dis-
Mr. N. Peck—I have seen instances of
"You? I'd like to know when i”
“if the sun had nothing else to do but
to shine on the righteous, it would he
hardly worth while for him to rise as
Hoyle One i-io’use
Oasgiorloasweek.measlng
MONDAY. lPilIl. 22d.
DIME new“. BAWRDAY.
Return-assassinate!
RICE’S
STDBK IlliMPANY
of as artists. Life Guard Band and Orchestra.
sitlre new repertoire of plays and musical
novelties. '
WEDIEBDIY EIEIIIB:
Back lmong the Old Folks
Low prices—10c. 200. file. No higher.
Sale of seats opens Wednesds. morniri at
Plalsxed's and laiesory‘s drug signs. iKalli
NDIlWllll DPilll llDIlSE,
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
snusnn. lPllIl. 27m.
' HI HENRY’S
s
SIGHTLY
SIZE ID Sllll PURCHlSEH.
bor. For particulars apply to
C. SWAR'I Z.
8:} Washington Street
an If
D. II. HIIIVEI'S
“flies and gentlemen desiring comps-ten
hvlpin anyeapaolty can obtain the bflllll.‘ u
the abow at. ency.
WHITE D IMHEDIITELY.
Prisillons for several thoroughly compo-ten
salesmen, or tin farms, eta. «to.
C. II. HARVEY.
llAllt’EVH arms. noun.
ill North Main street. South Set-walk.
m2} ti
Building Lots
0n crest of Woodward prop-
erty, overlooking Norwalk bar- PRIBES, 256, 35c "II 5%.
City Employment Agency.
men, .s i-mu'liriirii.~mrdi-iio~rs engineers florists.
FAMIIIIS MINSIBELS
Forty burnt cork celehrelles Everything
brand new. is? cialengagemnit or the than
3’0“!” the m nstrel word. FttANK E. Md
thH. A strictly lip-m-dste performance. in.
tronucln a host of comedians and it number
of specie features.
LOOK! LOOKI! LOOK 3!!
Neverlii mlnsrrel history was such a show
offered at these special
Reserved seals on sale at. l‘ I 's. at Von
walk; Tomllnscn's at South 533331.. b 320
' Y. M. (i. A. BENEFIT
Illlllllllll lli’illl llllllSE.
Wednesday Ev’n’g int. 24
% lllillllll lllll munch
Programme. in he followed ‘by the comic
, operettat.
CAYENNE;0R,THE LAUNDRY BELLE
In which the following persons take part:
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Net-kirk, Miss Alice
Sherwood. Miss .lrnnle K. N's-h. Mr. H M.
Andrews. Mr. .I. P. 'l‘readwelx. Mr. F'. Ii. Nash.
Taylor at Golden
Real Estate and Insurance
'fllllo‘fl)! nun.
Persons looking
with the view 0
call and examine our list.
prices and on easv terms. an!!! tf
fora lot. or house and lot
pumhasln ,m invited to
e have them for
lie in every part of the city at mom-We
_ Miss Katherine White. B 0 Mr, J. H Jaca-
scn. Miss Sn Ile iii-its, Mr. George Nash
Tlc- r-ts we, Including reeer i‘l'lIl't‘flifi. Charla
open Sslnrilay. Apr ll filth, I) a. m. at
liregory's ahii 'I'Lnli‘nflllri's). am it
, maniac SOCIAL—v
«WITB—
SONGS OFTHESEA
on board the good ship "DAL'NI‘LEF‘SJ'
arms...
80. NORWALK CONGREGATIDNAL,
hnu-cln lhemnntry wants a fin-l else
I" at
' Nm'iiitriiis Tm Inf-keelrsnhserlplion
representative for this community tor rlrlvt y
scrotal work. Short hours Hood pay. Minia-
. teacher, or wide-«wake man or women
givrn preference. Address. ‘in'lnv ago and
l- rmer employment. fl'nh' B We Publishing
CHURCH, TUESDAY, APR. 30.
Entertainment by the cabin passengers and
i-ri-w at 4 hello (ii p m ) Twenty of Nnrwalh'a
beau singers and Imtriimentallsts will pnrtlci
ale. Adirilss'oii In convert 25c. Mess. served
y sailor lmltii In lower cahln. before and
after concert. lire. a‘lll luv
4
TO LET.
WTDRI AN" BASEMENT. 24 x Hi. In Sitar!
t. sci. ilnlldlng, Rent Vila trmnth.
at the warrant. iitllre.
A modern impress-month.
ADAMS. mil 'f
Apply in l'lir-eli-r F. tllitra. liruwri it: Wll
ens's store, . r Ill Quit tsril nteuur. Apr m if
avenue. it rooms. All mmlern form we
merits. li qiilrn of U. E. Wilson. all
stationary tubs. hut wnler. ult'c )uril
grunl locatlnu Inqitlrmil TAh‘lMlidr Hill.
avenue. near West street. hit it
floor it rmiitis. Nu. lll'l'iil’ia rim-«l. it lil'r In
All in first m «M uriler. ii: iiei- livid-- « siren-I
:lt' Neck Ap'vly in TAYLOR A' HOLDEN
or Jlillll II, hNaI't‘.s: West sin-cl. all
i’ardee. all'i tf
"loin!
avenue Zinnt low.
IIK'IWmltI hl'f‘g l'n., or on vlt'llliM’l‘. all'llt
Hrs-st. rert llfi; house. dramme Nvi til ani
. s
Avid)’
DlilrleABiM hon-eon tier-rd place: all
Itiqnlri- of E.
(lll'I‘TA'il'qu at: r unis Qiiliitnrd menu»
01' Hill-1 corner Maple aim! and l-‘ranslln
VBRde-wlrwhlr lieu-inflirnar'c,range, IHiIi
his. Washington street. or of owner. 3: Taylor
I‘DU‘KD rooms. 5'». ll l'nllve intros-l; wound
nonbfl rooms, Nu it 'lrillee stir-el; first
:Ffllll GENTLEMIN’SBES BENCH
MAENIFIBENT SITE.
Nearly 1l0,00li square feel in one plot.
Within seven minutes’ walk of depot
High ground. Good natural drainage and lowered.
Well cultivated, with gravel undersoll.
OWEN part of lent-merit at No in Marshall
A street. inqulre any evenlligiif lrr. III-oily
l).\lt1‘ n! Home No. l Henry nlri-M. four
. Aim part of Illlli't‘ \n -l'| "mt
Apply in \V. \'t’l'.\"l.‘i,
Stroll" floor. No. 77 Woodward avevuie.
t. not flzulr nmms,amwtul flour. Ill lirilrm
ward avenue. rent till. Apply in it. a. VI" in”.
W i l
4.3.
'.—4—.-?
\v I,‘ ARHIUFWERINH A s‘zxitt'hassnr
’ l irilliirr.‘l .‘il‘Il‘l‘ I) 'i'” AM. l‘i'H-
FUSES“ FROM HENTIJIMES'H DRIVERS
_ TildllinY woitssus. Pincus ax.
, iitsiissi sow.
'M.H.PARSON&
- BROOK SIDE FARM.
l
I’ll“ III/D Ll}.
and hero on llrnve street. Apply 1 ill.
sort it
lll‘ritflll on lllsnwiiml event"- and bongo
iltllilWOOi). iii more street. South Norwalk.
ONE WEEK,
constrain uninitimus
Russell's lyceum'
Theatre company.
ll IEPIITIIIE
"I!!!“ "EDITH”.
ii
i provedhulld u lots. Ira l
Men-leer. Apply to'l'rtallCltt Iii! m tr
lrl'l'Alilmrth‘g'P gunning. tan-s. (lot—
on II n a e in room
mums, new and l grind itlon.
I to
”his:
with three-fourths or so am of
or less. .
ill “Metre-eh math tlorwalk. i'onn
Hull!!! and lot with barn. at Winnlpa
mm
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!
inuulrsof it it. AHIRWOI
omission... it... heist" "m?
it. Ana-
0”. our on sides and neck. Part he
were to he name of Jo
ca
users. are to I a. LAN
a~ “was”. ' . t,
, 3‘!
ii
D
mini
altar on but no
It! restaurant.
with
IEII. EOTITE,
VASSALBORO ' 4
lllllllll. hillttllilll‘l'
lien Men'sAllWool M
Nuand'fl‘ashtketsrsssm 33;,
Isn’t Clay Worsted til I Stills
that are- I each a stir
than!” fight“. that . “1:: rain-h“
”3.23% are“ all m”...
m e e w ‘ 5
virus» riot! The? is all
wousss'iu‘e‘in' run and .3 as. ‘
I e
thshmtcfstecomgwtltwssrm look a...
inmurcmm-ssom sues. .
Wehveth'eealnenmdaln Bots' '
Pant Suite. insulate
Magma.” ermmedfi
Alec Voys' Two Piece Short l
(double breasted Jacket. Pants 123;. .i'vii‘Is'
doublesestsndknsslnizest to tornado”.
These Men's. Boys’ and Children's Suits can
only befriend here. l-arn Imof Cloth
sent if you will send yourpaddree will b.
8 iii Creations for Master l Baya’
a Children's Department. it our
Your car fare allowed on “purchases andover
MEIGS & CO.
327 Main cor. Bank 80.. Bridgeport. Ct.
”m ”w
MUSIC HALL
this Still]...
v. ‘
day evenings and every afternoon.
Private lessons can be arranged f . -
chasers of wheels receive Waiter"
H.R.BIILKl.Ellillll.
52 South Main 811..
ACM '08
Steam and Itealing.
Elmore and Iron Bicycles
Bic; else from $50 on Wheels rented
and
rope int]. (11
again...
THE FIRST
MUSIC BOX
MANITAC’VI'RED IX AMERICA.
PLAYS mu DIFFERENT TUNES.
CALL AXD DEAR if.
H. S. ROOD,
l6 Salli lain Street, lie. 5
.JZEttois ‘ sirens]... is sort,
AUCTIONEEBS.
yaluable Household
FllllNllllIlE
”‘1'-
AUCTION
in. soil by Public Auction on THURS-
DtV. APRILflth.“ 14‘ o‘clock a. 1a..
at the res-lilrncwnf M. 7 “All“! «1M
ini- A nhnnm loin o‘er-er ms Wilson Paint
mud. a in .. smi valuablr armrtmo at 0131.1-
MAST Iilv "EEIHLD Vi'it‘l‘l'l'ltl.
in: in put or one law-ms Manse Grand
Piano. one K it r Bros. I'IDIW. l view-int Parlor
Suit. 2 Shir-howls. Dining ltmm Furniture.
uns‘ Mira Earn-mien Tah‘e, sewn Bulwa-
.‘l‘fiw,:i"illii ”rm-eels aid Tawstry (”m
the Sewing llsrhine ltrtrhen L'Iensdle. rno
Farr. Hair warns...» Lushmpins. twoflat
HM'kll. me Mirth r. Ranging Lamps Cunning.
(’Im‘lts,i.nerirgisrv ' mi'lno Desk manila
De~k. turn. arm Im‘t‘r t'riairo. o riti” g Table.
one lurkt-h line i iii. one fileowmd Rinse.
one Standard Mirna: r. Blink maul Mischa.
nm- larg— Inn. View. list-um \‘asva. ezc. etc.
HALE POSITIVE. THESIS (3MB.
For particulars apply at
Mi'l‘CIlELL'd REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
in Want, «am. Seawall.
N B «Trolley «are pic-u 'h" rim. refit
' SPLENDID VIEWS.
Fine streets, curbed and sidewalked on three sides.
SITUATION UNRI‘VALLED. Charming neighborhood.
Any gentleman wishing to possess a superb reaideneeprop—
erty of steadily increasing value, is invited to confer with us.
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN,
Illlllldfll Dill“.
SALE
run (llllfl'l.
mos,
saru RDA ,
AT
53 Wall street; 92 Washington M
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