W and positioning the
while Republican sen
molt!»
« ox Chlorado alto spoke
and took occasion to any
hot, rote tor the bill unless
Mint-ea were eliminated
this stormy interruption
oh ‘ wan made on the wool
’l’he duty on first class wool
to at 10 cents per pound
wand elm wool 11 cents. which
* ‘ ho house and senate rates
, hr. Alli-en's amendment
‘ triple duties on certain
, third elm woola was agreed
”tile or :9 to 20.
lit he other amendments relat-
the classification 0! wools. On
the amendments Mr. Jones of
gas ueverely oppressive on the
ot'n‘oolen goods.
of a commission (or the
“A! of labor. agricultural and
‘ bleme. The proposed corn-
wto consult of five members
pollute five members of theltouse
V others representing the vari-
hitter industries.
in: Butler 0! North Carolina in-
. armlution directing thecom-
the on privileges and elections to in-
into the practicability of applying
_ pic of the initiative and ruler~
it!» 10‘ federal legislation in this
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"W King'- Examination Begun.
Bolton. Juno 23.w-'l‘hc linitvtl States
.dbtrlct court grand jury llilti begun in:
”on in the Federal building. Thl‘
mum in tin I'afii' of Aim rt M King.
,mr n! the liuyltttctn National
MI. who To hold in hail m ammo
immanent Wt'rc txatnltml Win n
4* mod jury will report has not bum
Wkly hated.
* . (in World. “timed.
KIM York. June 23.- The plant or the
Ila Inmndtmreni ilnsiltrht t'ulllitlili),
W.“ Fifty-third flirt-vi. TIMI it!!!"
by tire in the extent "I" it".
_ rWhtle extinguishing the ”(limit
_ flare! and Firemen John lint
fwd Mill and Tom Mt'Nolly WI 1'»
Mined. The origin or "W “to
WWn.
om by I freight hate.
it June 23 wileoruo W lll‘flil’
War. wan lilllwi ttt Went
1” WM run over by u (rt-lam
FMOIKGd wat- 11 well known
n
”.11.. June 23. w'l'lw 1.11m-
_ at (hinterland. ownmt «ml
by Wool!!! immphm, has
13mm. “.900; Ineuruttve,
Hill BREViTiEB.
Widow.“
, wort timber! that ttm
, , ,. company at New
on do lieutenant in the tint-iv
S m 1W1": MW!”
wit to the lttumotttt
m on the ”minimal
“it! in I crash at Four:-
ltnv tutti. known on
injured tutu moo
than ovum atom
- ~ of New Ynt‘h
We! (2. 1min to
alarm «torment lit.
with» tulle. in tho
~ 1 murder trial “f
M hi to IM
W M Whitman
W into 1
tot
- Mlle against the entire ‘
1' ~ ,3. his bill of last session [or the 5‘
fl ”moonlit! hit! for it‘
V-Full line of revolvers, cannons and blank cartridges.
Our prices this year are lower than ever before. 1,
111311.
.5. TURT EVA T,
i WNW-(oi.
. ' La rgoot stoo .
» Greatest variety,
Lowest Prices.
m1.
.rut‘tnzy
m 1,in
Special prices on assorted cases far individual or club displays.
We are in position to supply dealers at less than manufacturet’ at present quotations..
Order your assortment early and have it; delivered when desired, and avoid the great
Iortlt into and Inn Streets,
South lomailt, Bonn.
Thur
Spring Dress Goods!
Dress Goods Remnants!
Silks at 25 Cents.
line of ladies’ shirt waists.
84 Washington Street.
by" 13 Bargain Day!
Beginning with Thursday of this wctk We will offer a
special “Marked Down Sale’ of
*.
Included 111 this sale will be our accumulation oi -
At our usual large reduction 1n priccs‘ for such pieces. We
shall add to the above, 50 prices short lengths of
Suitable for linings, dress fronts and fancy work. A large
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PRICES
IN BIOVOLKS.
IN WAGONB.
IN CARRIAGE...
IN HARNI‘SED.
IN HORSE 00008”
AT WRIGHTIS R EPOSITORY,
Cornet Madison and Franklin Streets.
ozuuuir; aanoams
And
Tho
BEST 00005 IN THE
MARKET.
FRAN
The Clothiers.
86 WuhingtonSt.
Beco,
South Norwillt
lb ”rill“;
Unsurpassed in History. .
fl‘m'mm fibrin
[finch-am m Olin flit 1111pr
m at tint am ”momma.
the recipient of melt unanimoun and
' cordial expressions of good will.
it is estimated that 5000.000 960le trooper] by, oath accelerating and in-
'creaaing the tidal wave or enthusiasm
trimmed the great pageant
The proceaeion was a success in every
way. Not n single mishap or hitch oc-
curred to impede the carrying out of
the progrumme and glorious Weather
prevailed.
The start was made from Bucking-
ham palace at an early hour. and the
queen was visible to her subjects along
the entire route at eight miles. The
able! stop was made at Stnl’nul's co.-
thedntl, where an impreoswe “Te De-
on)" service was performed by the arch-
bishop of Canterbury.
The luril mayor. armed with Queen
Elizabeth's .famous swurtl, met her
mayorosa. at the Mansion Huusfl. after
presenting the queen with u floral otter-
ing. was permitted to kiss the royal
hand. The lady mayoresst. however
perturbed at the “fl“tlllli't] prominence
' of her situation. tooit the profit-red hand
and shook it.
Mr. White-law Reid. the United States
rot-trial envoy. received a most nutm-
iug retention i'mm htfl‘ majesty, and
Mrs. ltcid leBt‘tl the queen's hand as a
meeting from across the Atlantic.
All England Mil-no.
With the naming of night the crowds
whlth had filtered out of the proces-
siunal stroetl after tlw great show
wedged bunk again to rlutv London
a-ttght. The right was Will‘lh the trou-
ble nnd rink. lmth Nmsltlrrml. The
illumination: wore av-hlowd more or—
tlativttllythan the devoi'atltms of the
any. Those of the metropolis were. like
everything that hot! prevla‘iusly tron»
pit-ml during the morning hours, grunt-
t~r and more resplendent than anything
in l’ll'!‘ history. The symbols 11f loyalty
and nflrt lion. oi imperial grandeur and
tho growth of empire that had met the
eye in pointed and mittml mnttrws. elv-
virea of paper and tmntlm: amlspnngled
vluth were now rt-tlm-tcel for miles in
lines of "string gas. gimp-Worm oil
lamps, uprtl globes paper lanterns and
transparent-ins. it‘ll. nth-wont lamps,
. rollnlnltl flowers and imndruls nl tie—
South lorrtailt. Connecticut
vim-1: in lhntmnntls oi vulnrmi wrystale.
l-Zt't-rytltlnt: was brilllllllC)’, sparklt- :tntl
I'Ulilr.
With illuminations. whir‘h um tmt-
\‘a'l‘Stll in every city. town oml hamlet
of England. Wat-1:1 :tntl Svtvtiuntl and in
some parts of lrolnnd. with {iron-mks
in mumlwm plum-s, with illtlminnlluns
following the (oil n! night in every part
u! that will '11 nit-ro tho tun-”In has
Mia)” there) A remains in hr in: minn-
ml tho final tum it lhtv lighting oi the
l‘ltllfi‘m"? tnrrh. tho :uu'i-‘nt form of triv-
l'w warning nr fit'lllllllg juy-the berm-n
firm. Ag 10 n’vltvt'k strttrk at the lirtn-n.
“ll‘ll observatory :1 tnntzth- of lliillll‘ Hlltll
111m :ml (rum tin-:1: Math-rm. “llll'litit'k-
lmnv- «tr thv Midlands." it woe tin- jut-E-
iw twat-nit lire.
litmlly hurl the th'f'llllnl‘ time in look
oil it l't‘fel‘t‘ :illulllt'l‘ Ilul’Hl ill “I" ills-
move on lllt' rinllt, lllt‘t tttzom on lip-
lt-lt, an lin- north, south. t-ztst uml \vvvt.
l'tvztlt nllllli't'twl to punk until lrum llvr—
u'iviw-th'i’uvotl ltutttzh TM and
llt'uwn \t'ttlia' in I'Nl’lli\.lll. tram llli' l'ii—
lllt'rll‘Iil l-‘lht‘rll Hf Lllt‘hllvltl \Vttrrwz‘ul',
lzlgmn, Lint-win umi inn-bum. frntll l'illlil-
timv to ill. llriil'l‘t‘. (rum Hastings in
"iltll‘f iris and :ll‘i‘ttitr' lllv “MDT to
lit-ingot and Dublin :1 llluilrmlhl itt-ttmn
”in! blazed up tlwlr illt‘rhllh- “l luytllly
to the atria-reign. Half an hour later
the tntvlantltt. tin» highlands. the wild
lll‘lll’llll‘l. even in lilthntt Tllltlv, mini
ttnmvm‘ltm Munitlx to lllt' fik)‘. And then
slowly. mt “in light t‘ttiiul from tiny t-t
Iivvitittlt. rttiintl the world the l‘lllpzl'v'n
turrh “:11: ill. From tit. llt‘llcl'ti lllt~
ill-lilttl lutiptul l-v (llllrillltll’. in Mttlltt.
in (‘ypt'wL tut (‘t'letIL to ”him, nhrt‘t- it
itlnzmi triumt'hant no the llimnloynn.
in rhino, to Attutrnllu, In t‘nnnt‘in. In
the Wool Intlit-a . tttv ntttpirv'it tort-h
uhvtl llli I‘liillit'llt‘t‘ over the universe.
We...
AS SEENMB‘! DEPEW.
‘l'tto Blaine» New \fortter «it» iii. In»
pro-atone oi the Jubilee.
ltuntlttn. Junt- 33.~~l)r. (I‘huunrtty M.
lit-pt'w, who witnotmotl tht- tillt't‘ll'ti Jubi-
ire prnrutmlun mt the “beat u! the ltnr-
ltllt‘ili‘l “union-(Mutts. given hlu lint-rea-
ttith of the urea! I|H’4'Iltt'lt’ mt tolluwa:
"The diamond juitiiut» pruroimiun hurt
phoned and butt left it luutlnu imprtw
elnn. its preparation required iii) Yt'lil'ii.
and it watt tut-er in on tumult-u. l'l‘itlv.
pom-r and odurutiun Wi'l‘t' tut (Illill'llife
terint’lt-a. Pride in the Itttperiul lttlill-
llttll tti‘ i‘lt‘t-nt Britain in the world. till
exhibition at potter which inapirutt thin
notional tittttltutlon untt torrid loyalty
in notion. “woman and thuuttht (or
the tiller".
“lit: in the pageant. it want dramatic:
Mill hiatutir. 'I‘bo lord mayor. in hilt
when at ullll't'. flit‘illlllfl the IoVoretttn at
the i‘llY union recalled the early outwar-
tiomt oi illwrty. in the privllouen nun
irttm him.» by iron 1- tiles. lint! the alien
ill. lit toediauvul continue. wanting the
mount-tit within his bottle/trio gave a
glimpse of the M111" imd rer-«mitltlnit
of (“It'll l'lltlittl by the ll‘tt‘tmo,
"Tho monolith. unburied by winner]
and guarded by the military tumor at
the realm. tmtlt reunion: and vniun»
leer». national and colonial evidenced
the "rennin 11ml wrmanrney of the
mmarehitvui “item with thitt petiole.
"We Antvrtvtutu tilt-rt in our country
and in it: ntttrvtwioutt tlitVtitlupmrmtg m it
hundred ram and «lair Imrtuumlvel
«ti the fourth of July. 'l'lte oeiohratltm
by the Demons at the twentrvlltttt no»
oil-mi oi the bottle tat Mott tutti
‘itl
WI! Q
oi the it e to
$11115
majesty at the city limits. and the lady '
“iii" and Minna in W... In much an to the north and south elec-
”uuum“m Ill-swim» an,“ trifled by the first gun tired at Fort
1W“ 1“ ”flhéwafidflf‘“ WC“ marching down Broadway to the dew
tartan Jubilee proeoattion of 1397. about footie of the capital.
‘3 which ihh'wh‘ole world he: been talk-l
ins for many necks pool. is new only I (or different from those evoked by the
memory, but a memory that will not er lriumphai brunt-union of a Roman con-
lode from the minds 0! the privileged quayor
, thousands hat wliuetpst-d it.
. No state unetlon on such a male ho! to tort-ignore an. the comma], marched
ever taken place below in any capllill by that they were not captives chained
in the world; novm- has there been such to the chariot of their conqueror. but
a gathering- ot prince: and entroylt. rop-, ‘wllling subjects. tree citizens of our
resenting every state under the sun: uoriduide empire following their sov-
never before has a thing sovereign been ereign'
r
lupectaele by the principles of sell gov-
., ernmertt so triumphantly lndlt‘nted by
7 who believed the colonies should be gov-
t
rhino it man
"In Entiteh, and t e slory Emmnna
land's. Fem and commotion. masters
m wontniiilooalua and the taut»,
titude Were welded by I tremendous
terse. This concentration of loyalty
item the remotert corners oi the earth
into one wild. frantic mm at patriotic
enthusiasm had an attest upon ohm-
ou which can be likened to nothinit
Sumter or by the Seventh retriment
"The enthuriaam and shouting were
Men and women eagerly ex-
pressed to each other and t-niphaaized
A humor. of Power.
"Willie. yellow and black soldiers
and prosenting a panorama of power
unequaled in history The semis oi this
tumor were in the American Revolution.
and it (txltthndcd into this uondertul
the founders of the United States. The
rchrelgn and the British statesmen
erned from London and taxed tor the
benefit of the mother country lost for
England the American colonies, and the
sovereign and statesmen. taught by our
success, who lune left to each Settle-
ment absolute independence and home
rule. have hullded upon these founda—
tions and have vastly strengthened by
this reunion the British tederation of
empire
"Among the American spectators
there was no jealousy nor stint of
praise and applause. We could both
glory in the vitality and virility of the
mother country and rejoice mightily.
We were not mart-hing in the pruvvs-
Slul'l. but we note present as the proud
equals in all that constitutes a tree peo-
ple and a great nation.
"it was pleasing to note our neighbors
of Canada. They easily took tin,~ lead
among the mloniais. and the fact that
the prov‘tnue of Quebec was in re-
bellion when Victoria came to thr-
throne and that her premier, now here.
is n Frenchman and .‘1 Catholic appeal—
ed to English imagination. That the.
dost-endants of Montcalm and his coun-
trymen should \‘li‘ with the, t-hlltlrvn of
Wolfe and his Soldiers in their loyalty
and that i an 1113 has made a beginning
by faint-int: “not liriloin as against
twrlhu l nations in her until haw l'lUi‘llNl
both the British heart and ytui'kt‘l.
Likened to the Ovation to Washington.
"I ran conjure no tribute like the
popular ovation given to the qtn-t-n ever
lming glwn to any human m-mu. ox-
m-pt the reception to Washington by
the [it‘llplt' on his way from Mount Ver-
non to New York to assume the posi—
tion of first presitimt ot' the l'nltt-tl
Stun-s. Rt'sht'il. l‘t‘t’f‘l‘t'llCP. love or
gratitude are words {an tome. and there
is no lintcrmmlintn expression lwttn-vn
thtvt'n' anti adoration. This profilitutl
111:1, duos not Worship: but. lv-nvim: «mt
tlw ltlt-n of divinity. this greeting to the
«pump and t-mpr-ss is its --v|u‘tv:tlt-nt.
That she won tl‘twply llln\'t"il is evident:
lvut sht- Sl‘vmi‘il more alto-”rim! by the
insitxttillmnt't: of the ovv-nt than con-
srluue of her post. Tho-rein she lil'l--
pressed mo its proud and happy with'
thin grand trllnm- of lit-r, but at the
some tlmt- sharing with than the uni—
\‘t‘l'rill joy in lllt' thought of imth up-
prt-ssvtl :tntl t-lt-t'atMI tltztt llll'l‘c bus nu!
lli'l‘ll shell 11 till 15le in rt-r-nt'dwl time.
Ihitl :tll tintlnns have unjnyt-tl its lli‘llt'r
(its and biasing: 11ml llvlli' lIlI-l't‘ than
our nwn. llut lwt' tilt-I timv .lllll plow
the ( 1mm! only 911w witztt tin :tt llrttttln
has {.{ztitlv-l «luring lwr rein!) llllil no-
Jurilitl pl’le- iln-x'efnr lo lli'l'. "or
when has bwn n lu‘l'lliil vi tvmnnt‘ttuh
ii-m in English bistro-y. 'I'Itt- tit-ovum—
ttwu .1! lbw iitrutu- lill'\'i zllxtt‘tnislu «II. and
by lwr rule and mmlurt it; pom-r has
no invrmnml that This “Momm- mum-
trtth wit-h fll'i‘litllll iillil unanimity {rum
thi- ttw pruplr, unvvrnini: liwnsvlvus,
\tlm urnw it its might and llllljt‘Sl)‘.
"Multan: till" niluitnntm fur ill“ nxai~
(“Him "I" ”11- hnur, \'it‘ltii‘i:i \illl m-t-upy
zt Rl'i'lil piut'v in ”it" history of lllr n'mvo
im'nih wttmty. lit-r imltmu-v for [more
hilli luwli it? lllillllt‘l’llllllt‘ l‘ttlli‘l‘tult'lil‘i' lit
lirmt Ilillntn. l-Zurupv ill‘tl rivillzntwn.
"rilttr Iiun 11in nys itwn t-nrtltnl in hvr
ll’ltillilfllllllfl illi'l tuition» for tin» innit-~11
I't'lilllrllliilllll “mt tho l'mtml titan-s.
li--t' melanomas. HWt‘t'l, in-winr and un—
lnztttiy. tn thv \i’ltlrlit' u! Littmln and tho
titls- of «lying thllilt-ltl tun-w lit-r11 mu m
\"l‘li‘ltllil‘ lliisl :i in'l'llllilll'lll liit'lliul‘y lit
our Amt I‘li'illi homes, in estimation in r
intluvnr-v Wi‘ must I'lt'lllrl' what llllillll
have m‘cul‘l‘t'tl with it warlike or mr.
rupt aowrtriun nnti rwnnnto- her pntwr
ti ttt—rumulntinu 11 intro of tin warn of
window mi a ruler ttnti ill-l tiw lwnt ox-
amplt- nu wumutt. li‘llt' iilltl ltlnilii'l'."
A “aluminum; velour-lion.
London. Jun.» {law-Illl'llli‘lll to the vei-
”truth” of the utttmn‘tt itthiiw ptvtnr.
:ttttut- titt'tttlortlmit-Aron won the Millie
nl IIit' mmti plenum-mu» trim in all
hinttlnlltl. A flm-t n! llilrflt‘il wnr. mainly (T
for a writer pageant by villain-r11 at"
I‘llytlil ttt lmliltllit‘llliill mmttttntm. u unev-
litt'lllitl' army of Monte whit-i1 ill‘lllml
down the ”(Visit Art-n punt iltu Hitnktu
tiltettru Memorial theater in the mom
win-rte the row «mom was vrownmi
with quaint rt'rommtinltt. l'rrt'utitnu
thin tltttpluy woo ti Hitnltmtptwart-un
puueunt. with root drawn by [our white
hum-it. (in there t'ttrtt tit-trite» oi tritmuly.
history. remedy ttmi puuiorui mm- tlw
pit'iml irmnthoplnya u! fittntinrd'n pout.
Allure/art! route u too iot- “3.000 t'hlltit'un.
ittlluwml by tluntriittt on the urt-t-n. with
an owning (It't‘ttlml to ill‘illllillli‘ pet-a
tortnunt-tt and national tuitlvnux in the
Memorial Illi‘tili'l’. ilruwuriitt ottd illum-
Ittatloill out «I tlourrt.
Hollow will he paid to another Eug-
ltnh author next Work on on int-idem
.M the Victorian unniwnary. A "It"
mortal to Citation llirltrntt will in» arm't‘
to try the inhabitant» oi Brtmtintaim
the flit-Flirt oi’ the cremation or many of
the newborn woritl. the tnmnorirtt tnko
tug the term pl a vital: for tho Matti
written life he depleted. "to butter toil:
nation and mutilation-n. to whtrh end
a “It will be held throutthoui the melt.
W. We! name.
‘ llllitlllliilii received from old all m
Talks or Warm a tom‘ m‘
Wuhai‘tfiimformnflhm‘
‘ inns ~
Like every city in our Repulilk.‘
South Nowell; has its share 91%
ans. who: in will: 9! pensions. Quip?
solves dearly paying for the “it“?
that they had enduring exposure“?! 33:;
shim, toil. sickness and them Ii;
sleuth for the glory of their couritly' “it 3
tin: 'ltttt: unpltnsontncss." ll the
nlto iodorsc all the claims made Ior
Donn's Kidney Pills—valid their»
are now appearing in the localities.
where they were uncartltcd—v-were
published in South Norwallr. ill
would till new column of every SO’ut
Nornnlk paper There would be unth-
ing gained >y the publication, for nei-
ther quantity nor quality of lol'eign crj- ‘
tlcttcc can touch testimony furnished
by .1 local CllllClt. Read what Mr. W.
ll. (Erect 1, of No 44 Spring street the
cnyimcr at Croiut and Kin-"tops hat
lotion. says:
"When a boy I enlisted to the army.
and exposure and hardship may have
nettktnetl me physically. In the lace
tory we use under the boilers about two _
inns of coal per day. and .15 I do my
mm firingy l have to handle it. It is
quite a job for :1 man that has kidney
trouble. and I “as always anxious to
get rid of it. Slight urinary diiitcttlty
MT in and a: I noticed an advertise
ment about Doans Kidney T’ills cur-
ing emit ('I'l‘cs. I got a box at Ploisted‘s
and took. them. Since taking the first
box my back does not :tcllc. I feel ever
so moth better, and the secretions arc
min. ll l om recommending Dunn's
Kirlnry I’tlls to the workmen m the .
lactnry
l or sale lw all tlmlcrs price 50 cents
\l. illt‘il in Foster \ltlhum Co. Bttllnlo,
V. Y.. rule nut-ms for the United States.
Remember the uninc— Donn s—and
take no othc..
tsmunmt EwnEltoE
0F NORWALK’S NEED?
Anti Remarkable Proois That the Na
lional Disease Long Considered
incurable
Can it. cunt! and lint Been Cured night lien
in tin-lit.
Mrs. William W. Bloom, who lives at
7 Water street, Net-walk, says: "I have
been troubled with oatarrlt in my head
and throat for some time. My whole
head was stuil'ol up; the passages of my
head and throat would at times become
so tilled with mucous that I could not
tnlk, not] altogether it was very annoy-
ing. 1 also auil'ered a great deal of the
time with headaches. I got a bottle of
California Catarrh Care at Plaistetl'n
drug store in South Norwalk. and I
think it is the grandest stall" in the
world. It has cured me of alltho die-
agroeobla sutl'e’riug l have had for so
long; my thrmt troubles me no more,-
and I haven't had a heartache {or weeks.
I have recommended it to several friends
who have used it with satisfactory ro-
eults. and we all unite in saying it is u
wonderful medicine. ”
Break up your summer colds‘ with
t‘ul'tlornia Cnturrh (lure. and prevent
colds'httngiut: on " Sold by till deal
ore; weenie: three times as much. Q.
Ayor' s Pills promote the natural mo-
tion oi the bowels, without which tin-to
can be no regular. healthy operation».
For the cure oi b’tliouunenu indigestion
gawk headache, constipation. juutttliu-
and liver complaint thew plllti have on
equal. Every (luau ell’ot tire.
"They are doodles," said Thou llow-
ertt, oi the Crochet, Texas, Enterprise,
while writing about DtaWitt'a llllrlltl
Early Bin-r11, the famous little pills lt-r
tit-,It headache and disorders ul tho
ntutuurh and liver. U. C. Htillsou and
11). l’ Weed.
The thtiioltl (Incl. tNewe printothn
lullowitm' to regard to an old roaidt-ut of
that place: "Frank MoAvo ,lor Illllliy
your» in the etttploy oi the 1. ., N. A at
l: Ry hero auye: '1 band tilted Chom-
herluin‘ iI Colic, L'Itoltru ttuti Dimhtrn
Iletnntly {or ten years or longer—«mm
never Without it in my ltuniiy. l oon-
s-itlor it the but round of tho ltlnd
mnnttintetnred I take p culture in no
omnttuultuu it ' " It in a eponiilo for all
bowel tiiwrtlrru For sale by G. U.
mill-on.
Not many buuitteu litillII'l in them
United States uan bout 0! titty yourn’
stautltnu. The lill'illli‘llil of Dr. J. t)
its-er to (0.. intro“. Mutts” whole in-
onmporttblo Homparilla ttt lamina and
until everywhere. but panned lie hull-
uontttuuittl and int nutter no vigorouu on
It meant.
mum-.4 ~ mow-u»... "5%
Don't mutant a couch became the
weather in ploanutt; before the unit
Itortn ruli- itrouttd it may develop into a
serious tliiiltmlt beyond input}. one
Minute (mount. to ll emyto tulle and
will do what its nuns implic- 0.0.
million and ii. t'. Wood.
in. limit In
{ally Indium: littoott' :fim‘fi film:
{urtho tut slim um ni
loamy. y‘m limo k “ml" Ivor or titttt
tiimmlur. m twewttmwunati wort gum rite.
thin ugli‘i‘llii ill «duh 1111th
villi"
out itm tlrttuuli'h.t.iurot it! we
i "It nun-v quit-loo
Hi It 1' A
SEIITlIIEI.
All.
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Norwalk Chronicler