rarity steamer Plated
.. - upIIFietltlead.
}.
albumin ”him.
withing in the rockets and no larke
on the Clothing That Ihow Who
lie .Wab—Iay Have lleen a '
Imelda.
The body at an nnknown man was
' found yesterday afternoon about it
o'clock.flcatingin .the Sound ed Fish
Island. The groom discovery was
mad'ehy William G. James. of ltoway-
too. who was workiugcn the natural
clam grounds about half way between
the mouth of Roweyton harbor and the
Vbellhuoy. Hefsstsneda'ropslothe
body and towed it to the shore near
Rctcn Point.
A telephone manage was sent to
South Nos-walk fa ledicsl Examiner
Burke. who instructed Undertaker D.
W. Raymond totakecharge of the rev
malns.andthey were conveyed to his
morgue in Washington sheet.
Not an article we! toned in the man's
pockets. nor were there any marks on
theulcthing by whichthe bcdyoould
be identified. The only way identifica-
tioucanbe established will be by the
clothing. He wore a blue sock coat.
gray mixed trousers, white shirt con-
taining esmall pearl stud. and a lawn
tie. lie was apparently about sixty
years of age; slightly bald. gray hair
and moustache; height. five feet. ion
inches; weighs about 175 pounds.
Inquiry among bcatmsu in the harbor
tailedtoshow ihat‘anyone in this vi-
cinity is missing. The body may have
floated from some distant point. The
theuryctsuicideis also advanced. and
it is possible theman jumped overboard
lrom a steamer passing through the
Sound. There wee e deepcuteateuding
tromback cf the left our totheohin_
It is paneled that the men gushed his
throat and jumped overboard. .
Dr. Burkeisolthe opinion that the
bcdybedbeenin the water about two
weeks.
The remains will be buried this after-
noon in the almshouse cemetery.
Entertainments at Camp Cooke.
The State Young lion's Christian
association has made arrangements
. which will adord the men at Camp
(looks many privileges while theyare
ad duty. First-class entertain-sews
havebeenbooked for tour evenings. A
fulllineofliteretnre will be provided.
writingmetsrlals. . etc.. will be
furnished. and many conveniences
willbecd'eesdto'the men. The large
tent is centrally located and is open
‘eschdayfromda.m.lcllp.m. The
state euwiatiou hes conducted this
wcrkettheoamp for six years. Each
year the interest has increased. The
secretariesin charge endeavor to do ell
in their power tcccutribnte to the pleee~
ureaudweitarsolthe members at the
Guard. Thetciicwingie a list at the
entertainments to be given:
Iondsyevehlug. August Id. illustra-
tedtalkau Gettysburg. W. ii. Davis.
Bridgeport. Joseph luldoqudsrtford.
will give selectionsmi several dill'ereut
musical instruments.
Tsasdeysveniug. August 17. phono-
graphic entertainment. marinated by
W. E. Spices. New ioudou. Joesph
Inldcon will also give musical selec-
tlous.
Wednesday evening. August 13. reel.
tstioesandsoeg. by Edwin l’. Grerie.
Boson. liars. ,
Thursday evening. August is. ven-
trlloqniem sodstory telling. by Barry
Bryant. New York city.
_ m..- A. _..._.. M
udmepb'smurchlrousylide
Vivectthe Norwalk Tramway cam
baby'scawwereneenplsd.lsltblsht.on
the unsunetctlt. Joseph's ebuesb
About three hundred people occupied
tbsesrs.audtheyweat overtheeatirs
line. 0stbsrstsrs.s step was made
etltush Hell. wbstea temptiugseeper
wesesrvedmaddsualngwea‘seieyedte,
siesta by t‘ieemaa's orchestra.
Wfiemwm.
Theeslectmeearsiaakieg repairs to
“dim “New Ill. H‘
.1
H ‘ ..\,
s
was: mm snow.
Brigadieraensrellrastit'oueheewcn
Lids at Chap (looks. »
Drum August it—‘lhe Evening
Post thisstternccapubliflres stricter—
vlew with (lateral Bumell frost. com-
mending the Connecticutl higade.
What National Guard. touching
upon the work to be done next week
during the annual encampmentoi the
mllitieatNiautic. General Froetspoke
substantially as fallows:
“The weekot camp at Nientic will
beoneof work and not one of show.
Bothcdicers and men throughout the
brigadefeel this end are prepared for
aweekofhard work. Full dress nni-'
formswillbelelt at the home station
and all duty will bepertormedinfatigne
uniform. ceremony as well as regular
routine work included. The ceremonies
attending guard mount enddrese parade
will not he attended by pump. but
will he'doue in workingdreea. and
the same rule will prevail on
Friday when the governor’s review is
hold. This innovation wee attempted
by my predecessor. Governor Havens.
but was overruled by the higher author-
itirs. Now that he II the adjutant-
general the change can be made.
"The routine ofdaily duty from 5:30 a.
m. todzdop.m..willbe accompaniedevery
hour with practical work. The outpost
dutyou Tuesdaywill be so conducted
as to prevent a clash between the-
trcope. It will not take the form of a
sham battle: thus entailing unnecessary
pomp and awasteof ammunition. Any
collision of troops on Tuesday is for-
biddou. Col. Bartlett. oi the First
regiment. commending in outpost duty
on that day. has made special study oi
this class of duty. Colonel Tyler. oi the
Third. who will command the attacking
force. is a graduate of West Point and
thoroughly exmrienced. Ilook for ef-
ficient work on the part of every mem‘
ber of the brigade. As an entire brigade
I am of the opinion that the Connecticut
National Guardis not excelled by any
state national guard in the United
States. and this opinion is based upon
the reports and opinions of United
States army officers. The cm: of main-
taining the National Guard is a consid-
erable one. but the advantage is great
and beyond computation."
charged with complicity.
Mt. Vernon. N. Y.. August 12-Jumos
Wiseman was crusted here today and
taken to Stamford. charged with com-
plicity in the murder of Edward Long.
at Greenwich. who was killed two
months ago.
ADDITIONAL LOOAL NEWI.
‘ Frederick nuclease. of North avenue.
left his bronco mare standing at the side
oi the roadie Main street. last night.
while he went into a store to have a
friendly chat with some friends. The
horse did not mourns frightened. but
suddenly took it into his head to go
home. and ran up the street at break-
neck speed. As the horsewas saddled
ucdarusgecouldbedmemud when Ir.
Wu returned home he found the
horse comfortable in its stall.
I. G. Hamilton's Glendale tcokthird
money at the Huntington Trotting as-
sociation‘s meet. yesterday. The time
was 2:20}... 2187'. and 8:275. the win-
ner being Lillian ii. Seventeen people
went over from Norwelk in Captain E
l“. Smith's launch. ”K. G. 0."
Senator Kceler was chaperoned by a
party of well-known Norwalk women to
a little dinner at ltoton Point. Tuesday
night. There were four in all and they
report every good supper and a most
enjoyable time.
Councilmen Tristrem has received a
letter from ltev. F. A. Bccdeld. who is
tallied a bicycle tour on a wheel. in
company with his sons and acute others.
lie is now in l’lsiuviile.
The directorshith‘llhtbollc club we
lawn fete held on the grounds surmundw
ing the club-house.
The lit. reaffirms: mun,
muted all the hellly islands yeetenlay.
plunge in the sunrises niebt.
mans-0.0
attIIWoodwet'd esbebsry. and
003s.
heeisialu Kludllisu. ct 'ledsn street.
who has been emphryed in Port Chester.
lat messy.
tors.
mum were a s'dvsk. we
a meeting is» night to sattle no... ““WW‘ 3"“ ”mm"; "W llierlas w. Ferriewhohssimu visit-
against theciub inoidenttothe recent ”lb l'm 4' ’m' 1"” W
andilcngrsssman tiill on board. was Oaptsbriowndeewss presented with
andrseched houthaulptan during the metheflm reluctantly rle- WM-Wflhw KNI- ”1”" *1“
day.
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mm a. mu Wm“ m rived in death Norwalk as the clock WW 0' W" 1'
wesstrlkiug tour.
fowl “WW" $mmmwm' :3": it weathegsneral upmadcuthat the ins ”1 the W “m” at these»
Otte’l'ieatsrhes recapture-lites lausceetiaueteeaist.
iswcrkingetLauuebary.Isthewscedi MHMHMVW
is new mmmmmgm Paliochllmer. in Union street. up. ofterty-seveuesrscerryiayl.iloo0kris-
dam.
myuartmnwmm
Illl I II I the!“ I l mmemlhrryasdluMWll-WWW
muonsuuimu.
W
111s Visitors from this lids of the
Bound Toasted and menus as
They had Neverleen nature——
Dept. Lowndes’ Generosity.
The pretty village of Northport. la. 1..
presented a gala appearance. last night.
and the members of her lire department
and her prominent citiaeus turned out
enmeeseto greet the members of Old
Well Hook and Ladder company. who
returnedavisitmede severalweekssgo
b the North firemen to South Nora ' ~
w’alk. PM distance in the
The-loop Poll. Captain mm J. Throat-oviduct with spectators
Decker. towedby the Kate 0. Stevens.
Captain Frank B. Stevens. conveyed the
iiremen and the South Norwulk Fife
and Drum hand. about seventy-live men
in all. toNovthport. As the boats cuter-
Itueseli ennuuuuedltbe result through a
megaphone.
Tbeprlseiss medal.
le-paving y Wall Btreet.‘
play of fireworks all along the shore. ”.mpin'ofww Metaro completed,
This greeting was responded to by the
Old Well boys. and the whistle- of the lookinglur a'cmstictar to furnish ma-
steamora in the harbor saluted teriel and . a vitrified brick
as the boats went by. Forbea- tho pavementouaeoecreie loundation. the
most notable common was mm the approximatoamouhtolpevement to be
Lola IL. which W a powerful mammary) mm ylgdg; also 12:,
Syrian whistle. and which made itself mm ”,4. cl mm, 1,400
heard.‘ lineal feet “cl and 800 square
From the deck the Northpor‘t Hook yards of am. The work will pm.
and ladder company and the Bose bebiybcbegnnabuut September no.
company. with the Northth bend.
headed the procession through the prin- His ’0“ in the Rudder Chain.
cipal streets at the town to the Opera 9W Williams. 3 member 0! the
House. Here tables had been use tor South Now-'3 on. Ind Drum bend.
about three hundred guests. The hall can‘ghthisfoctin "*9 rudder chain Of
was adorned with beautiful floral pieces. the Km 0- 3'0"". while she was
The stage decorations were strikingly returning “’0‘“ NWW- WW “1"
bountiful. having been conceived and morning. “'5‘" ”"1““ We‘ll"!
carried out under the direction of promptly extricated “’0 young man.his
William Jenkinson. foreman or the Bose 10m would probe”! hm been crashed.
company. it represented the “(lid 1"“ 0‘ “1° “‘3' '0'” quite badly
Well" so familiar to South Norwulkers. bruised M-
consisting of a curb and sweep. with Wallingford Fair.“
the old oaken bucket attached. and a Wellluglca'd. Ans-at ‘2,_5mm_
backsmnd 0‘ American Mn 0'” menisareprectioally completed for the
which we- tbe inscription. "Welcome annual feirtdbeheldfieptemberssndo
”$3.152“... mason-am meagre... .. ._.
“1“” 3°“! things imaginable, Which: the lair will witness an exhibition at
it seems needless ‘0 ”1;!wa disap- neat cattle and horse dash. and «arboth
W when ”‘3 PM” timearrlvcd. days racing cards willbeprovided.
This was after Attorney Partridge ' _
had warmly welcomed everyone, and IOWAYTON.
Rev. William add“ M asked ‘ mm' The following guests were entertained.
"‘3' WM“ “1" feast w” 0"" “Mb“ Tuesday. at the home of Mr. and hire.
were i“ order. James Benderuagle, Aaron Stevens. M'hiu etnetzllrs. Jacob
secretary for H. (l. Hevemoyer. was Turk. New yo“; n“. (W Uvertw
toa‘stmaster. an ethos he tilled most and u". pm, ilverton. Bridgeport;
agreeably. Rev. Mr. Hohieu responded Ire. Queen Street. pm“; Mr. and Mrs.
rothodrst toast. "Our Firemen." and Halveru Bill and mnltelveru. Brook-
W“ mm by Assistant Chi" Elli!" lye; lire. Ira Stevens and‘Charles B.
”‘9' D- W. ““1““ ”‘0 returned Stevens. They feasted and bathed.“-
mkl l0? ‘hfl Mill moptlon W' in,“ ‘ (31m m M “mi... mytd
d th. Old Well M’l. Ohm" Who m“. M. May“)... ”‘d m" .nd
spoke were Edward Thompson. New went to Baton Point.
rm State Fish WWW"; The ateemer KateC Stevens Captain
senator John B. Ferris. Assemblyman rank 11. Stevens. ltit for Port Blob-
Carl 3- BI"- Jr.. 0““ MW 3' V- mend. Dieter island. early this moraine.
‘ chrth' 30m “To“. president “ the to go on the dry dock and have repairs
page . cremau Jessie It. made to her condensers. N"! m.
Ferris. warm J. Hobbs. 0.3. Putt-idea aietiugof a..." 3. Bryan. m llell.
and Ed 1'. Smith. A vote ct Frank mum
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thankswas to Captain Charles “Wow”: 520:0!!!“ mm“
'1" ”'“9' °' 0“ Well Hock ”‘1 Brevenaandcrew. Thethrnelastuamed
”Mgrmzém‘hmh $331:- will spend several days at the island.
“a.“ mimmmumog William '1'. Raymond u haviugtho
the driveways about his residence “The
acrcu Soundethisowuespenss. ll 1 M'duediuandgrarled theeerih
":32; erdmumol‘lflmdimz being secured from the knoll in front oi
tiou of the entertainment committee. or “W" “MW ' “m’ “u“
“by, G. g, Barlow. m of m. Charles llserewas arrestsd.yeetardey
Northport bank. wasehaiman. um. afternoon. by timetable Edward Ladri-
gm of my" and harmonica .1”. gen. lie was drunk nudueedabueive
tione. Andrew trim; vocal selco- lease-so about :u. m-mdvewn
tions. Islam Brothers; legcrde- W- L ”WI-
maiu.Oclcuei it. F.0uritey: vocalquur- Trampsarsagsiubecorniugmnumsr-
latte. licrsceii. Hatch. Leigh Whittsk- ousabout ltowaytouthatthastableliad-
er. John W. Wehle and Frank Nash; rigaupropoeesmskiugatew arrests and
duct. mandolin and letter. Andrew having the nuisance abated.
lag Ir. and lire. Fallon. canola tore
WW V“ ”WW ”I “in 1" turn to Stamford. Sunday.
”w“ W" ‘°' °"' w "' m" '“' tin. E. 1.. Dillard is visiting in New
tertsinedwlthwloaaud storiesendwes Haven
repeatedly secured. ' we... -- AM-..“
DWIANDDAIKII.
ebeaeItul iloral piece by the Northo
pertsdsbeut 1:80 a. to. Them sr- will!” II “all?! ll! thegoveruuisut
set. to determine the facts at the mg.
guediellcwshipat present existing be «accent Diane's M‘
tween Northpcrt sad Norwallr might ileum. Tue Ans. Ill.-—Ati.evinle.
Tuesday night. (ins ‘l‘iuer went bouts
drank and m abarsua his wife.
dually Milne bar. Idle l8 year
mumcametebis-cthsr'srsaeasaad
Hemflat'y’t'cllhlsl‘ Matthew
ormvuieémnemem ”MWWM‘“
attbsreddeneeoiasrsnn. Obtain! m Kiln Als.it«—ll‘ivstraiae
"mmmaagemadtienlaeeavmrvteruiughoetbs
lsevssbesidslr.Veiissev.two “museum
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www.mussm.
not issue ms Al tutor
Estelle have retnrusdto Belllslsad
frcmesojcurninBridgepst
Norwalk post-oilice. spent yesterday at
Glen Island
Charles Johnson. ofOrange.ereguests W
of hire. Emma Smith. olldapleave-
nue.——Deubury News. 1"
The members of Berry (lo-nursed.
with the time Union Veterans Union. were called to
ofTheCrofut armsatficaeidel’iece.lastnight.to at-
op)» fwtoc' The taokagreatheap cf clams and other
“"090 Bantord savory sesfoodpreparedduringtheatter-
‘1 about 0mm“ uccnbythatkingof cooks.‘ Samuel'l'.
‘ Warring. Under a stately cedar near
hill!“ 9'30 the shore were spread three tables.
around which the old soldiers and their
b theredtothenumberofnearl
tomethpoonteetmld at inch-or!" 5:5,,“ ’
By the light of the big round moon,
and amid wit and reporter. they quickly
put to flight three bushels ct clams.
thirty pounds of blucilsh. half a bushel
edtbeharborthere wese brilliant dis- Theplans auditpecidcationsjcr the 0f "'0“ Imam: half I build of
‘ "Murphies." and nearly one hundred
and the Norwalki city authorities are ““an- ‘mm' were brought steam-
" ing but and done to a turn from the
. The seafood was washed
down with delicious ccifec uudtoppedofi‘
with luscious watermelon. After all
had been fed there was enough left
toappcuse the voracious appetites cl a
squedof small boys that had been hover-
ing on the outskirts of the camp.
Supper over. the little company re-
paired to the cosy and handsome home
of Colonel James L'Hommsdicu.
the broad piazza overlooking the waters
of the harbor. upon the bosom of which
the moonbeams danced and shimmered.
presenting a fascinating scene. the vet-
erane listened and laughed at the pro-
ductions at a phonograph operated by
Robert Boll until a passing shower
drove them into the house.
Herc there was speechmaking by Rev.
lurrett Iiauleubeck. Cunnrodes Bullock.
North. St. John. Merritt. Keeler end
Hetohman.iusterpersod with phonogrsph
selections and singing.
“llarchiug Through Georgie" were
sung with a Mouse borne of true
patriotism. and e quartette composed of
H. J. .Bipaou, John Palmer. Clarence
Persons and Fred Raymond rendered
with touching «fleet. "We are Going
Down the Valley One by One."
Hawkins was the accompanist on the
beam from atwo weeks' visitin
Stamford. '
Stamford today -
Danieleon. are visiting Ir ea” fin
n. 8. Brown. Haviland street. u, our on so
street, is spending the day in New York 4
city "
spending a week in Litchileld.
Uhéeley. of Camp street. are spending a
few days in New York. .
the Norwalk Congregational parsonage, 10 rooms. at Bella
returned home yesterday. from their 0'31“" of T.B. M.
“America“ and
It was 10 o‘clock when the old sol.
diers thanked ibionei and Mrs. L'llom~
median for their hospitality and do-
lt was a very con-
genial company. and withai a most
enjoyable occasion.
Those present were itev.
Hauleubcek. Colonel George ii North.
William”. lies-mt. James L'liomme-
dieu. George D. Keeier, Henry Jimmer
sou. Charles 1". Helicon. Francis Bey
Jennings. Granville
Benedict. Usesr St. John. Charles Plait.
George Campbell. Elmer Nash. John
B. Wheeler. A. listchmau. W. A. Coley.
Fred Conley. lr. Smith. of New York.
W. A. Brown. Gerard Weed. J. C.
period for home.
mour. Jaums ll.
Tollee and Ir Taylor.
The committee who made and so see.
cesslully carried out all the arrange-
ments were James H. Jennings. Wil-
liam ll. Eerritt and James L‘llotn-
Three Wheels Passed Over Him.
iioward A. Tilly was driving down
erth Iain street. yesterday siievncon.
to deliver awegou to Philip hosts. at
Woodward avenue. Near Museum
a small boy darted in front ct Ir.
Tilly's horse. and to prevent the lad
beingrauover Ir.‘i‘illy pulled up his
horse very suddenly.
meant he was thrown fromtbe wagon.
Three wheels passed over him. bruising
hiuiqulte badly. The base ran down
emu flaiu street. but was stopped
infers any damage was done.
Atthe IIlliI
TbeApolloOircus.
Avery large crowd vieitedthe Apollo
eimus etitotou l‘oiut. yesterday after-
rusuiaadsveulns. The skew is very
gccd.thetrslueddogeeud pueiesbelng
veryelever. They have a number at
clevergymuastseudsembsts who per
term seine heaerdcas tests with ease
and areas. The, comical old clown
amueeeeveryoue. Visit the show and
tsbethsehlidreuiitis amunegtc both
oldaedyossg. Admit-interests.
Adeeddndgeefl‘ieellats.
www.moran death
Norweik flat collar. whiieeumlag
up from New York. Tammy night.
plasedsuesseoetsluiagthreailae mm-
plahanietkeraekeverkisheed. When
beicekadterfissstsitkad
kWaedlausiryettksbreeeo
mummsmmuanee
. i
omuwmmomumwc’eu
is... mum-seam ,,
PostseasierWilliamlalone.ottheW.o
Robert Onstead. ct Norwalk. and
, “a”
ran. a. Greenstein. «Franklin street.
is visiting in Holyoke. lieu. ' NW
‘1‘?“— bsrn of two '
sou Alice Nolan. oflt‘eymondstreet. 1" NO- 12 And-my
Apply on premises. .
To LET.-—8tonwiui. .‘
North tiein ~ _
"iif°ii§i‘?i..‘a“"“ mi...
V"! one
of rooms second
a
BaruflBoJl It.
Rev. Berberts. Iirowuandfemily‘. of {flywfi'fifiw
II. H. Smith. of East avenue. isin
Ra .
weytou my.
Brown will preach in the South Ncr- renter tor-ale;
walk Congregational church. Sunday. WW
Airs. Edward Gormloy. of Kellogg
”W‘ one. I'GIII till.
An’uI at
. Miss Emma Fitch. of Camp street. is Well CigarOo.,llil 38W
George Henley and Mr. and Mrs. M.
street.
rooms. Music Ral all
ilces. rent .15. l. A.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas K. Noble.oi Thug—m“
Ill].
trip to San Francisco. They have been -n- m...
away six weeks. ._..,,,-... '0“
WilliamA. Kellogg. of m we. TORSEi" wilt-V "
one. is the guest of relativesin om. film?” AWHnth '1.
George H. Allen. of Main street. ”FOR BALE' LEASE” I
“:0! seed 1”. .
spent yesterday' in New York city. fivoter 'l' t 3% ‘35:!“ . . . ,
._ u u ,
hire. W. A Bracken. 0! New York. is ”RSAm
Hand-oars n;
realism we ht. used
new. cheap. W.
and Ann streets.
visiting relatives in South Norwalk.
Little Miss Elizabeth Dwyer has re-
turned from Waterbury. whereshewes H8AL3.~A
the guest of Rev. w. J. Slocum five and“... 9'
weeks. llies Alhine Dell LaPrise and a... 1...“... “‘d cite
liaElisabeth Holahan have come to 33mm MW
Norwelk andwill vlsitwith her in a ‘* "
few weeks.
Edward Seiieok. of Hartford. spent
yesterday in Norwalk. the guest of"
friends. w..-
Mrs. James E. Height. 0! Danhury.is ' El
visiting her sisters the Misses Bennett. “gmmn-gm
of East avenue. ' side and out.
w ApplyTalork 9».
Miss Bettie Penny. of Soutbport. who hock kw .Ncrwalk. t ’ p
is visiting friends in Norwaik, will IIWRSfiIErChIap.
spend tomorrow in New I crk city. Min?) gmmflhul 8
l
Josiah Dodge went on the excursion. gagging list?
toBlock Island yesterday. _ one: . cone. or!
-—~——~—— ' ion sane—M
Ilise lei Jennings. ct W is ,
visitingllr. and hire. J. 11“.?
ct Elm street. -
~—-.~~~ dos.ch
lira. F. A. Bracken. of Livingston .._.. W,“
piece. ieeutertaiuing lira. Kate Thomp- n BALI-J“! V ’ .
son. Miss Grace Thompson and lies Beatriz. 5 kW
Blanche Thompson. of Brooklyn. “‘8'“
Thomas Cadigen. lies Ella Cedllhll ‘o‘llcsgfvlv‘ifim II.
and lies Tierney. of New York. are at :lfl little" in. G
C. A. stiland's. Lincoln avenue. dwgww‘fiu
were (lo.
lies Alice Gram. of East avenue. re- ~_ ill buy
turnrdhcme.'l‘ueeday.lrom a visit in $1, )( w lbs 3” ‘1‘...“ lilo ,
Wuhiugton.ilonu. prettiest simian! ileum: "‘ '
._ r... dry. healthful walk Mitre“ E ”‘3
Rev. Frederick Curtis. or Knight end petition tor sewer la “ ‘
sheet, will leave Norwslk tomorrow for “”“I‘m °‘ “W" “
Nortbpcrt. bless. He will start for his Lg.“
031‘ MA paekebleiuh
horas in Japan about iieptoruber 6.,
'4 road place and “Eff ' fl
no. mo.» were... of Elmsweet.
utnrnsd home. today. from a vine lu :mw.fim,:fi§.
Washington. (bun. ally rewarded
"I K i m B 0‘ news store.
n' U) "I ' mm
Keeler. is recreating in itldgeiie‘id Pr J()§V1;~mkulmk lie.
m llIiiItlt 0! W hum "low IMVO n “t ”T.“ m”.
lies Mice barbie and lies lldlth
airlines. oi Elmira. N.Y.. and flies i'au
line Lewis. oi Btrstturd. who have been
meant. ”i .4.
Stanislaus ll Tl ’“
Marin. w. a. men. or West“ m “3}! r ”2““
encumbrances weeks. have returned w.|t,0¢uu. mi. . a“. 7
t0 tllIll' homes. .. ‘ ‘ shop.
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