Y. MAY 1.1“. . ,
.m~uwm" ”'1'.
Sale" advertisements. not
lines. one that. not three
times. 01.00. Reaction ao-
aneh insertion. Marriage
title. Schedule of rates
adnrtisements tarnished
.mm—Byaiail. in ad
: One month. 500;
01.19. a; months. me. one
voted by nawaboys.‘ 120 a
. to the outlet.
_» 4‘10. 91 Washington
* orwalk.
thrice-No 49 Wait street
always welcome in The
I! know of any news
« a vor by telepaoniaa.
Wagittotha office. .
1 - for the oonvaaience oi
. to leave items of news or
Twill be found at the eu-
Baiitinel olllce.
iii-upon aa a right unless.
in by 2 o'clock in the at-
Vthe day before the change
Sentinel has a Circula-
'r_owa of Norwalh and its
law. considerably. that the
Circulation of the other
dailies. Our press room it
i i
how this
San sate High tide
6.5" 0:10 p m
a 12:17:: at
, A. to Prize Moneys. V
fflioprise court of inquiry that has
“ organised at Key West will. die-
i'oaptnred by our ships in West In-
' waters. Probably several of the
lor'uiznres will be annulled antler
‘ interpretations of rights and the
mirrored vessels released.
Thou that are held as lawful prizes.
however, will have their net values ap-
oned among several parties. If the
, "5 holds that the war aetnpliy be-
when Minister Woodford received
Spain his dismissal. Thursday”
. MI 31, ‘ then the Bnena \‘entnrn.
fined by the Nashville on the morning
April 22. is a lawful prize.
The roles on the subject of prize men-
gay: la that when an enemy's war vessel
”and by a war vessel of the op-
m last the government acts the ves-
and the prize money. When n trad-
it" ship is captured, however. the cap-
.m share in the sum obtained from
”till"! the vessel and her cargo. The
.m is distributed between the gov-
mill.“ and the captors according to
Women. Thus, if a iiian-of-wnr
" um amerchaatmun or a vessel eon-
m ominliand goods and the seized
fill!!! at greater naval strength than
‘ We” making the captarcahe is turned
“it". entirely to the crew that caught
m cargo and all. When the naptnrcd
m it of inferior strength to the cap.
than the government gets half the
”m. if the copier belongs to a
”I squadron, one-twentieth of the
W money goes to the commanding
, cf the whole fleet and une-ilfiictii
“Ohio! allies: of the division of tho
«Id which the copier belongs. The
. . of the vessel mailing theenp-
train onetenth to three-twen-
, atoll the not prize money award-«ii
his ship. accordion to the conditions
‘7 which the seianro was made. The
F-
4%, I the Inonay is distributed iiinoiiu
‘ f hm and seamen cf the ctlpiiil' no-
? -‘ to rank. If the scisnres already
' {in Want ladiaa waters are adiadu.
’ hail good. car men-of-war's man
' ‘ already laid up our .l.tiilii.iiilil.
‘ they will not their share.
.iltll to the New Your itvaninu
I. V. Binniiay. advocate of
,amiarsiup of public enter
public pariis. build bridges.
”this and lay‘sidewaiits.
. it not own ass plants and
, "H '
y. la the pageaof cares-
m . picnics devoted to the
mam considerable
. when a lamb becomes
' m incurred in city
‘M a sheep become
H use-sin till demo
of the cases of all the Spanish yes- .
‘ i“ this question: "if acity,
we»
United
embark
clarcd,
pendent
Already
incident
lnish it.
BOllel'e,
occasion
Sunday
city.
’i‘hc i
o'clock.
will b"
lit-v. W
M rs.
prcscu ti
clinpcl.
.iiiclt il
parlors
Kate
Wail
i't-piii‘tn
ciultlcs
M rs.
Won by
v. u by
M hairs
Koi il a
("V
Now
a
Owners do not unanimous cai
.Boardad liar at corneas. '
Havana. when the French liner
very strongest protest.
expressions are to he heard: and ar-
rangements have been made with the
prefect of police for the protection of
the United States embassy.
in well guarded in case of any hostile
demonstrations." V
bridge was complctcd ycstcrday.
tools u'ci'c rcmovcd this morning.
(“licsacn
'l‘hc i~
ilmi upwards at a rapid i‘llll'.
of from i to it points.
trucks rose iietwccu l llllil L'. and ilu-
liciii'y buylmr of tho itraiurcrs lilitl Mia»
sourl l‘nciiic was a friiiiirc.
ns l‘adcrwmul
‘ 'i'orrinsuio. tiny ’t——-Ntm-
of the First Continuum heavy artillery
recently unlisted liars. and
Wiuaiad. left intro on the 7:20 train for
New Haven this
were given a great send-on.
it
(By Associated Press.)
Havra, if‘rance. May 'l-The oiliccra, of
one Frenca Trans-Atlantic steamship
company say they do not believe Bpaa~'
iah ohlcers embarked on board th
latayetta. captured by th
States gnnboat Annapolis
have been easier to the Spaniards to
on Spanish vessels. and they
explain that if such ofiicera were feiind
on board they deceived the captain of
the Lafayette in regard to their status.
Continuing. the company’s oilicers say
that when the Lafayette sailed from St.
Namire. though war had not been do-
her commander was ’warned
that if he learnedhoetliltlea had com-
menced he was to ’bey all the totem-
ary regulations. ‘ ‘ ,
The French company officials do not
believe the captain of’ the Lafayette has
the neiil'allty laws.
vi Seal . ' .
Lo” on, May 7——'l‘he Paris corros-
of the Daily Telegraph says’
“The effect upon Paris of the seizure of
the steamer LaFayette is clear enough.
a rather bitter feeling against
the United States had existed and this
will certainly not tend to dim-
" it is demonstrated eventu-
ally that there is nothing to justify the
the government/will make the
Same angry
'l‘hc place
misnomer. m7 consume.
AppointedtoAs-range for a Patriotic
\ l
Celebration.
Robert Pearson. chairman. Charles i".
Haliock.
Ice. Charles W. Bell, William C. More.
Frank A. Ferris and Joseph Tammany.
have been appointed a committco by
Mayor Bohannan to arrange for the
part South NOI‘WBlK will take in the
patriotic celebration Memorial Day.
He has also requested City Clerk ’l‘ay—
lor to invite the South Norwalk Fire
Department to co-cpcraic with the oth-
er societies‘ in the morning parade. He
will be glad to have all the other or—
ganizations participate and make tip-
it. ll. Golden. Marshall H. 'i‘oi-
ll memornbie one.
ADDIIIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
F. S'. Ambler. of Norwalk. will spciid
in Yonkers.
Mr. and Mrs. l". S. ilcits. of South
Norwulk. arc
Vvieltlng in New Yoik
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run work on the Wall l'lll'i‘i'l
'liic
'l‘lic commissioners upon the assumed
.l. A. i’iuiico estate- will hultl a hearing
in W. Ii. I’crry's ofllcc. this afternoon.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah llublwil
will be licld from her iaic rcsldcucc ill'-
Lowe stri-ct Tuesday afternoon
at i
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The funeral of Mrs. Edward ’l‘nylor
llt'lll 'i‘iu-sdziy nitcruotui at L‘
o'clock from licr lntc i'cslilcucc iii l':i-
ion uvcnuc.
.- "~"'T‘""."_"'
At the iicrninu Evangelical Si. l’c-
ter's cliurcii tomorrow. Sunday school
at 9:30 a. m.; acrvlcc at 7:30 p. in. by
. S. Smitli._formcrly pastor of
the above congregation.
llcruard \'. Kiudilicii. of Port
ioruici'iy of South Noi'uuilt.
d lli'l' husband with a tlllllllllll‘l‘.
ycslcrtluy.
W-_..-—~ .
crviccs in the Broad llivci
Humiuy cviuliia. will ii.- mu
lzy nicinbcrs of ill" Salvation
army from Ncw f‘unauii and limitation
.\ii ciiicriuiiiiucm was alvcu in ilu-
of tlic tirw First Mi'liiiilist
l'Zpisi-opul cliurcir. last night. by .ili-o.
i'oliiciuuu‘
prunrniutuc was I'l'lllll‘l'ltl. and it “it'll
sum was I'i‘.’|ll'4’.l'il fur the in w church.
clues. A lltllK’llltll
w—uw.
sti'ccl. ii a. in. ‘l‘iicrc \‘iilli .-
lnurk ultcr ilu- opculiin upon i'culimiluu.
but upon utllciiil confirmation of tin-
from Manila [it'll'mi lilliilll lmllli
'l‘iic up -
wcrc buoyant and alumni aids
The hilillllui’ti
m. .u-uJ—u—rvwm
f‘iuirlcs ll, fiulc's t'lllltli In lilo
lt‘il‘t‘l Mi‘lluuliii l'lplscopul cliurcli uiii‘c
a cobweb social 'l‘iiursduy ululu at her
home In (lci‘ni'd piano.
The prison wui'u
Miss tindlc iiodu'cll uud 'l‘boui-
A musical irio was iii~
Mr. liariiciu. llllll a tiiulonui- by
luiiu Mcchcr. Mun liuiicr. i'lliu
litl (ll'ui'c i'ill'iu'tl, I‘llhui illil‘et
'tylivc pcoplc wrrc prriuui.
”mm —-
'l'bc iu-wa of ithci‘u alorlous viw
tory has been coiiilrninl.
ncl'a‘ bulletin boards announced
fact and the offices at Ntll‘Wlilli nud
ilouth Nocwailt Waco bcru-iscd with poo-
plc lit'ttiiilll further details. The Hour
tluel's news was copied ou the hutlw
tin boards all over town and c-vcivimm
iuiid llllilrlllfl csclnslvc Assoc-hunt l'l'i‘im
franchise lllltl‘ by‘liic chtluci was a
valuable article.
The NH!”
llic
lilN A BRAND Sicililufil-‘ii'.
ill! Milliciatotl l'rciis.)
ilicnibcrs
ll from
iaornbut. The men
BAmnY LEAVES FOR NIANTIC.
31 Annotated PM,
van. liar 'l-«uaniaasat Coi-
rttlaacnaaalils ly
“MW”
Various hops and Mlsbapa on the
Vllli‘ "illl'Vt‘llmiH mai‘itmnnship of
.‘Our line of Footwear is e
'w‘lill” satisfy you the goods are right.
V “Oxford ties, 'in ten or blaclc . from
Lee .or button biziot, from $1.25'to $3.09.
7
Ladi
New Slice Store.
(J .
omplete.
Pad
(lents’ shoes, $1.00 and upwa ti. .
Boys’ shoes, $1.00 and upwar .V
Misses’ shoes, $1.00 and upward.
Chiids’ shoés. 50c and upward.
90 Washington St. South Nor-walk.
EAST SIDE SiFilNdS»
so . *- ...___._
Other Side of the River.
Mrs. l). B. Reach. of Brits place. went
to Naugatuck. today. to spend twa
weeks. , ’
Wallace l.‘Hommodiou. of May Grove.
l. .l.. is visiting hisIfnthcr. l. Albert
1}?! minedicu. Seaside place.
The committee on the annual Child-
ren's day service will be appointml to-
morrow at the close of the Sunday
school.
Marvin Brothers are grading the
grounds about the new school house.
The earth is taken from the new road
they are opening through their proper-
ty.
, .
Among the passengers on the (‘unard
lluc stcamcr Luciinia. sailing today. is
ll. N. Wood. of this city. who is booked
to Liverpool by Jacob M. Layton. loctii
agent.
church. llcv. l”. S.
Ainsworib. pastor. l'rcacliiui: at unlit)
a. m. by the pastor. Sunday school. I?
to. Social service. 7:30 p. ill. icncrai
prayer meeting. Thursday eveniiig.7:30.
Second Advent
The East Avenue Methodist, Episco—
pal Sunday school will unite with the
Nurwnlli Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school this year iii tlicir annual picnic.
it will be at (lien island on the twcn-
tlcih of July.
Rcv. William Smith. .who rctui'ucd
from“ f'lcrmaiiy ti iiioiilh ago. and visit-
rd friinds In l’ilWiilllt‘ki‘i. ll. l.. is the
gut-st of Carl iiclirumuu. in this plucc.
and will preach in St. l’ctcr's church.
in South Not-walk. tomorrow night.
The East Atomic Initilcs Aid society
rated at their last mcctiur: to hold their
annual strawberry festival Wednesday
cvcning .liily lath. A cuk‘ and up’ren
sale will accompany the festival. The
ice cream will be made by tlic enterpris-
ing iodlcs of flip HOf'lL‘l)’.
A string of Pearls will bc the sub-
ject of the morning sermon prcacbcd
by iii.» pastor at. the blast Arcnuc Maili-
odlst Episcopal church. The Sibbaib
school lit'tlfllfm will iiiimcdlotI-ly follow
lltlfl service. At ‘Jziiii llll' fillit'l‘lll of
Mrs. Mary l.. Post. ll former member.
will be attended from tin"- church. The
liivai band will hold their iucvtiiuz in
the torture room at the usual hour. At
7:30 lit'V. A. .l. Smith will Iii't‘LIt'll from
A~'l‘rusty l’ilol.
DEWEY'S OUNNERS.
larvalona larlramsnship of the Jack
in with his Fleet.
tliy Assuciuimi l'rcssi
New Haven. i‘ouu., May T~~ .\ pi'lviiin
l‘iicr coconut in Nrw Ilarcu fruiu a
naval man in ('ulllllliitllll'l' iii-acy's As
iatlc squadron contains iiili-rcaiiiiu us
well as timely information. iiciailiug‘
lilo
American nuuucrs who fought lntcr iii
the battle of Manila. A b-tt-r tit-rtcl‘llwu
an ordinary rural-t practin- a. mi. l-‘oi
lotviiur is an extract: "We lliill ilillli'i
practice this afternoon. but could iiui
litilsu. us We sunk lbc tiil'gcl licfori- iiuit'
ti rough ilic r-gulutioii nllowniicc. 'l‘lic
ini'itct w,:s ubout tiic size of u coupv
and We Wl‘ii' iiililt‘l' u‘u). ill fiili spccd.
.dcuiiiliip. about it. our unit a half iuib s
distant. it has dou- with on right-
lucb nun, Wbcu ib- ulicll Inn-M and
tbc ivlililllit‘ ilflcil. out n plmv mobbin-
sun."
l'liilrlilN‘rl “'AllvilliAl'il
llti\"i“ri 'l’lllM'l‘ltld.
(in Monday and Tuesday .voiiiiuxu.
May tub and Ituii. a sci'lcn of must at-
tractive cuicrtuiumcuis wui lii' itivnu
at lioyi'n 'i‘lionivu. 'l‘llu ctillipuu)’ will
present their marvelous I.iviim-l'ictui~o-
Sropu of iiioviiur. action scenes. which
have lli'HI so aucctmsfully exhibited in
i‘li tiio larao cities. (it lliuini'cccut etc
llllllllilllii ill Hartford. tho ("ouruut says:
"it is one of the lines: and most stu-
cwisful exhibitions of the kind that has
visited llnrtford. It has drawn crowd"
cd huuscii ‘tlv' cutlrc week. and tbc
lit-cut military accrue. the battleship»,
the Maine iixliliinloll. (‘ubuu war. and
many other Wonderfully life-lilo» uroitcn
have hwui rccclvvd with coiuiuuml up~
pluuac.“
In addition, to thcir rcaula’r cvliibi~
iiou Will be shown the latent sensation.
The War-ilrupii of actual marina war
‘nnd naval iii-coca. taken by Mr. Edison's
rcpccaoniatlws on board the i‘uiicii
Hinton ltiiiilriilii is at ltiiviuin. this too
hibiiion bcimr ar ahead of anythina
before produced here. will nuiloiibimlly
be well pntroniscil.
A'i‘
“a.
liltiA'i‘ii (W Milli. ilMilli‘ li.\ll.Wi'i"/w
ldlla iiaiiwlts. wife of Harry ilaii~
wits. died of consumpuon at the vial,
donor of her sister. Mrs. ltdward Wil'
son. in Chestnut street. Norwalii, you.
tat-day afternoon. Mimi twenty-live
years. The deceased has been a pa-
tient sufferer. The utmust sympathy
is tut seed fothbn bereaved (mes.
lira. ailwiia was of a brisht and lov-
able dltpmltioa and will be sadly nit!
. ; ‘ ' m at
offrlaa
.om» Millimmtlia
.issrsarsisiissrs.
MUSICAL diminution
END BALL 2
Given by the
deiminia saeiigmbund
find Ladlca‘ Chorus.
Monday Evening. tidy 9.....1898.
' The committee has made nrrungciiicnis for
an excellent musical om rammc under the
direction of (,‘s‘indiu-torf‘A l. ltlhllib.
Insic by the Philharmonic Orchestra.
Tickets, 25c a ii’crsoii.
f'oncertcuiniuciirca at :4 o'clock sharp.
in? '.'f
mow—NOTICE !
South Norwnlk. ('oiin.. May 5th. 1893.
Notice is hereby given to every per—
son interested by reason of his land lic-
iug‘token or benefited by the proposed
improvement of Monroe street. by law
ing out, altering. enlarging and widcn~
lug said street. from South Main to
State street. so as to make said street
uniformly fifty-five (55) feet wide. that
a meeting of thc (‘ouncil of this city
will be held at. the f'onncil Chamber on
ilnviliind strait. on Monday. May .6,
189x. at 8 o'clock. p. m.. when said
(‘ouncil will hear objections to such
lay out. alteration. enlargement and
widening. and to the tiescriptlvc aur-
vcy of said street and the estimate or
appraisal of benefits or damages. as the
case may be. resulting or accrucing to
any person or rmrsous from thc taking
of land for public iii: as aforesaid. or
from such' lay out. ul ration. oulargca
meat and widening. and will also hear
all parties interested i relation to ilu-
ucccptuucc of tlic rc t. in whole or
iii part. of its committee of frccliold-
crri appointed to make such lay out or
alteration. and in regard to tiny mod-
ification or change of said report.
The following is the list of the per-
sons and properly assessed. and of lb"
assessments. contained in the report of
said frwholdcrs:
Inscription
of Property. ham,
Rois-rt ll. Rowan. iicsidcncc. Till!
ltobci't ll. iiou‘uu. 'l'Jiiciiicnt.‘ illitii
John W. Alphonso. l’icnomcut. 39.”
Mary A. ’i‘uiumnny
ind (‘iiilicriiie l'}.
.\lurt|ii. 'l'n-iwiiicut. o
losuiii 'l‘uuiuiauy. ’i':-ucmcut. «I
Wm. ii. Tutti-u 'i‘ciu-uiuut. o
.\'. Y.. N. ii. and ii.
ll. lu‘o. [from pri-
vutc way. west side
of approach to west ‘
bound station. to
Stain strcct ’I‘cucmcuis. - H
Thomas iluycr. lit-sill ~iic’c, Him)
lliuiunli. wife of lid-L
win I". iluycr. lb-sidcucc
and store.
i-‘ar'iory and
12mm
Joseph J. A sch.
\':lt"|lll lots, a
N. \'.. N. ii. and
ii. ll. R. i'o.. . Lot. ll
I’Idwiu Adonis. 'i'i‘llt'llii'lii. $310.00
\\'iii. 'l‘, and Tiles. l,
lliyiuoiid. 'i'i ilt'llii'lll. Tutu-i
Suiiiunl \,\llllll'. 'l't-lii‘illi'lil. rhino
lid—
\'.i.;iut lots Nihilti
iico.
lillriI
rb-yiuour
Il.iiil..'iu
l‘cr order of tho ('ouiiril.
JUSICI’H Ii. TAYLOR.
tuft. 7.ll.li i‘ity ('lcrk.
3r r r r a r r r 'r
Piaiited's Saisipaiilli
Perfect Siting Tonic.
lilll‘ifr liolllc. Mic.
Piiiitid's Cough Remedy
i‘l‘ltl'ts
Try it. no and We Isitiiw.
o... ..
Your friends arc u-luu
Pluiiid'i Hudulu Portion
ului i‘i't'tilliilltlllll iliciu.
“ the li lnih.
R. H. PLAISTED,
43 Washington Street.
80. Norvallt.
ll. .1. int .i. .i. J.
Oh Man or Wmnau.
“I 0' 0M.
CmBiiilll’iii
at Will!
RoyaLgeai-i.
m m
cm of
M
ammo
. .mr’a'.”
” Fairfield County’s Greatest Store.
ThBi S S'D ‘
e 03 on ; tore uit ‘ apartment. ‘ .
You may not be interested in its development, but it'will soon be the great
department in our store.V it has cost us agroat deal of money, but it will soon pay
for itself. Ready made Suits to some people are a‘novelty. They think that they
(taliit'lie titted; not so, we can fit everybodyrof course some people are very thin and
some are very fat; for those people it is necessary for us to measure and make their
gowns fit them perfect. We have now in stock - .
20 Suits, ’llliltlt‘ of all wool linlies'
cloth, in black, green, new blue, navy
blue and olive, sizes 32 to 44, that fit
perfect and look what they are, tailor
25 Salts of all Wool veoverta and all
Wool serge in tune, blues and blacks.
These are worth 8l2.00, but we will sell'
them to make an impression for 010.“).
made suits, price, 010.00. ' fun: 5...... 15 g
_ . ‘ . ulte that are made moreelaborate
30 Suits in covert» and mixed suit- NWT. " i
m 1 .. n finish 1
dogs, both in blouse and square front l ' " “(I make up, some braided,
\
i I a l i).
jackets. 81 3.50. oilitrs tucked, ett . 815.00 to 3.2.60.
ulu...‘
cv-.,._:. ‘
,1“
manual-a. an“;
Rectory:
if“
Children's Jackets.
A great line for the little ones. They
look cunning in those reefer jackets,
and you can afford to buy at 98c to
«r
halite I.
Spring jackets.
Of course our line is as it always is,
the largest and best line in the county.
as our ctisloiucrs from ihiiibury and "'59
Stamford notify. 94.50 10.12.00. Babies’coats. long and short, 98cm
' 35.00.
Wrappers.
()ur maker’s motto is “Not how
cheap. but how good," and tlicynrc
good in quality and fit; they are made
right in the slmne—hcad. and large
enough iicrm-is the hips. 75c to 02.00.
Corsets.
it is wonderful the many corsets we
sell. The makers think we sell every
one in Norwalk their corset. we handle
so many. This week we will ‘run a 50c
l’iilow cases, i'u- each. summer corset for 38c. ' '
The best £1.00 mcii's angular shirt in , 7
the market. \Vc l't‘i't‘lVi'il this week
colored bosom. white collar. Take it
look young man.
BOSTON STORE. .. ,
Cor. Main and, Wall Streets, Norwalk. Conn,
10 bars laundry soap for 25c.
()ur Drm-tfioods need no comment.
The largest n~sortmcut in Connecticut.
'l‘heV Sentinel’s Want, For Sale and To Let Ad‘s.
Bring Quick Returns.
.i
m
Telephone 58-2. ‘
AT SEYMOUR’S STORE;
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V
In these exciting days when one hardly linowa what the ant step will be. we are
ready for all the trade that: can be developed, and we make it our mission to furnish
you with our
Fancy Gilt; Edge Creamery Blillii‘, ii iii. ' for $1.00; 250. lb. ‘
to every buyer. Come and are as. Another invoice of Strawberry and Raspberry
lama. at 15c ajar. American Food Co.'s Soaps. 25c can. Celery Salad. 10c jar. Six
large boxes Matches. 25c Three pounds Fancy lie-ad Rice, 25c. Three pounds Boas
Milk Crackers. 25c. .,l‘earl Tapioca. 50 lb. Pearl liar-icy, 6c lb. Flonr is on the ad-
Vancc; it is safe to It!" at our prices. Fancy Apples. Tomatoes. Spinach. Lettuce. etc
C. E. SEYMOUR,
‘Leadlnge ”racer, . 33 Washington Street.
Picnic tor. Nil '
FLOUR The sudden demand for MAUI) S. FLOUR has made
0 it impossible for its to kee fully supplied. But we
. have THREE CAR WAT)! on the way here from
the nulls at alimoe which will enable us to i at
FIFTY Gill 8 under themtrltet. We wii sell
this ilour cheap. so place your order here. We guar-
antee delivery. it Will pay you to wait.
is justly laiiicil for its ‘V‘iiilHY" dawn and bowl“
. qualities, and our price is exceedingly low. ‘
Best Elitlii Creamery Butter. 21c its; 5 lbs ids-taco.
'i Bahbit‘a Scan, the. then or an». Calico. til». the.
1 \ha. Starch. the. . is the. Evacuated Mar, Mo
Magnolia Mills, ‘lie car can. ' .
OUR BUTTE
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wk 9mm
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