‘ I: New Haven. September lt—At ‘ o'clock this morning. the time granted .3” Joel's Simeon E.3Baldwin to the of. . militaristic of time. for the purpose of i ‘3 allowing the making of further efforts ' to reorganize the 3 Nailed September 24. at 2 p. m., as the , i ‘ societies in which to raise testis and 3 Wish its solvency expired. At that linear Attorney John w. Ailing, counsel ‘ lay the association. appeared before ‘mW—‘WI mas-WW mun-ow...“ . this sum 0 . tarsus! Isreardsbe About mi- oi incest-unlit his: Mantis. i Mr. and lira. M. Olilln have returned tent of Interest from Every home com a trip out. Writr oi the Commonwealth. as, . Mrs, i). ll. Coach, of Taunton. Mass. is visiting in Norwalk. 10 Mrs. Charles N. lt'ltch and sons re- turned to Ansonia yesterday. (leorge Patrick and wife. of Norwalk, fleet-a of the Connecticut Indemnity as- are visiting in Jersey City. Miss Nora Ryan. book-keeper at the Boston store. is on a vacation. ‘John ’I‘. Beutty. of Newark. N. .i., is visiting his son on Courtlandt Place. Nelle Baldwin and asked for a further Mrs. William (irelgii and son Walter. of Ely avenue. are visiting in New York city. compatty. Judge Baldwin granted the request and as- Mr. and Mrs. II. I). Muriess. of Rock- ville, Conn, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Sealpie. Miss ida Richmond will return to her home in Norwalk this week. after Ii 3 visit at Troy. N. Y. state ' ilinlt. At that time it is expected a receiver ' will be appointed in case the. necessary amount is not raised. Portland. Conn. September il—The Swedish-American ltepublitutn 3 Tori Collector James I‘auI. of Jacob league is holding a convention at. 'l‘cm- 3 M. layton's office, will start tomorrow pic of Honor Ilnll here today. About 3 on a week “ “mum'- sixty flatmates from various clubs "1i Frederick smut, of iloston. Is vis- tbe state are present. The mornlns 3 ititig Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Schlitt session was called to order at 10: do by ‘ of Connecticut avenue. the president. (. A. Ahlquist, of Port- I Mrs W. W. Muhum, of Washington. land The morning session ““5 de- D. (‘., is visittuglier sisiir. Mrs. George Voted chiefly to a business meeting :Lt Ilyington at the City iiotel. The afternoon session will be given up I l t (“5333mm of the conduct3 John Lynch, of New Yoilt, and Fred "my 0 a ‘ 3 ‘lliixter, of Ilostotn. are visiting Wil- °f the fall campaign. ’ihere will be Ilium Anderson, of Ilailroad place addresses by the various delegates. m..- Miss Mabel Tutlle and William G. i Hamilton have been visiting Miss J. ll’ciirl Gregory, of west avenue. slums BOOM BUSTED. The Sudden Disappearance oftheStev-' I Mi ii i it it it I l is so em 0 a on n. w to it onson Button for Governor. ihecn the guest of friends in South Nor- “ is reported that n ““8“ lot "i poll- 3 walk, returned to Mnuch (‘ hunk yester- tlcal campaign buttons can he pnr-fIdiiy. isl‘llliiini'eil, Sixiin‘jhifrit’il‘gilertbiiif‘oflei Martin J Calling and Abbit ii. Cui- iing. of Bronx Borough. have been vis- the colonel ordered as a portion of the 3itiiig Mr. and Mrs. 1,. anklin 0W", of ammunition he was to spend In secur-‘ 3 (‘ross “rpm. log the nomination for governor from? M d M F‘. St. J h lockw I r. an s. o n . cm the Democratic party. Of course the 1 land daughter]: Miss Julia Lockwood. of coionel' 54 picture portraying him with a IF“! avenue. returned. last evening confidential smile was on each btitton. Thousands of these buttons weroI strewn about Bridgeport and other sec- ' .——-—-———-—-u-— from Saratoga. Mr. and Mrs Burritt. of Waterbury. and Miss Burt Itt of Roxbury, Conn. tions M the “mm and the Stevenson§ure the guests of Mrs. Thomas E. Mow- boam really received a powerful send-3m 0, Elmwood avenue. ofi. ' . | The story is that Col. Stevenson ln-Ii Rev. John B. immense and family. i who have been spending several weeks- it tended to go to the stats convention i with relatives in South Norwallt, have and there lend the men who were to returned ,0 Ciar‘omont N. H. ing to assist him in obtaining what he wanted. He had arranged matters in his own ward. as be supposed satisfac- torily. but as In a good many other Ia3 starters he learned that the best plansI are. liable to go astray. lie. wanted to; head his ward's delegation to the town 3 :fixr'mn which would ”"30“” de.e- one and daughter (trace, wholinve been The state convention had the promise j at NW ilaltimore. N' l " “my“ mm“ that he would receive the post desired.‘ yesterday. Tm: children. w " have Stevenson “I liberal, and. thinking he been very ill. nic thought to be slightly was to be honored by his fellow wnril- improved. ._-..__.. men. he put tip bundle. booze anti but- Mrs. E. ii. Fox. Mm Mary Kirby tons in abundance. Jennings. Miss Emilie Jennings. Miss stT't‘imfvftti'liiriir‘tlthi'ttii'sonrmtlfill. IIJ'I‘I (trace l'l‘ttilii-zs and Miss ltosc ""iltli‘P n " ' ‘ " M l' ” 1' son. of Port l‘hcsicr. have returned '11:“"fining:i$25I'Im‘al‘zg"if“:":II'I'I'I'I' from licrou Island. where they spent II . it , t I 3 1 . I . I 3 word. in that place. Any other man “Hm” “‘(kfl‘ would not have been so oftenslve. but Murmur. who was a rival of Stew-limit for the guiwriiutorlnl nomination. won exasperation. 'i‘he colonel. when he saw what was done. distributed a few choice terms of his emphatic tzpittinti and called in his buttons. it is now reported in ilridgcport that be has dc- t'idid that he is without honor in the town he has tiled in and lu-lpml m Ililll‘il atul has gone in the llltlillilllillt' \ (ieorge ilurkitt. of Boston, Was a guest yeIsterdity. for a few hours, of his sister. Mis. W. Snielieiige, of State street. while lbe was on his return from Waterbury to Boston. Mrs. IlcnjnminS Reed and son Eug- Ili DUI! '10 WBDIAW 1300?! l Turkey Alleges that British Provnketl the Disorders at Candis. lily Associated Press) t‘utuititntiuopie. Sepiemiur -'l‘lic 'I‘tirklsh government has sent it I'll‘t'il alleging that th llt‘itisb provoked the disorders ui t‘:iu- Iur to the “odors, .. .i. a. me Uglymimorrupttond'fl ist.sn , Iatersstiegnisolosurea lxpieted. i 3 Secretary Thrasher. of the (‘onnertt-l And KliCh’fl wafer cut Law and Order League. intimates3 that at the trial of the liquor men of Meadows' End for violation of the it- cause but. there will be some interest- ing disclosures. Ugly rumors of cor-iI ruption are afloat. but they come ofi tourse. from saloon keepers who have by their own admission been breakaRANTED FIVE YEARS! the law and paying for the privilege.I Mr. Thrasher says: “The testimony of such tnen cannot be considered the best evidence. interesting revelations may result from the trials 0! next Mon- 1 day. for it is the best 0! the citizens of ! Milford who have petitioned the Law i and Order league for help to probe the. (lot ”up Ppippg [Ntfmve I matter to the bottom." , 3 Whether the corruption Is or is not bllylng' I a fact and whether any proof could be I i | i i I l l i I i Porcelain Lined Finest Goods on Earth. UN TIN Mill ENAMEL WARE i i i 1 secured to hack tip the assertion is Ini question. it Is understood. however ' tiia ttlie. saloon keepers of Meadows' comStOCk’ watk'ns & Dow, End feel very sure and they frnultIyI allege that they have him paying at "2 Washington st.. Ho. INorwulk. regular intervals certain sums which in the aggregate amount to considerable. They say they were given to under-3 '"’ stand that in return they would not bei MOViflg Ahead! Interfercd with front any quarter. 'I‘iieyI charge, uctording to the statement of one of them. that they have been pay- ing at stand intervals at the. aver- age of about once a month. One of the men raided said with reference to the payment of the regulation fine and costs tbat”that isn't all We pay in eith— er." ' He. also claimed that he. is able 3 to show by his books what sums iir has paid in net regularly as the calendar dates follow one another. lie added: "They buvo come down here with a warrant. and We don‘t even have to gt. through the formality of having to, go to court. but, we pay the bring the warrant." ....._...._-_._._--.....- .u-.- -q..- . 3 i 1 i i 3 Our New Goods Are Now' in Stock. We have paid special attention to the new colors and have a large variety of designs in lied, Green, Blue and lirowii. You are cordially invited to i call and see them. 13 ~— ~~ I l i men who Dry Goods News. Sept. it, 1899. Smith, Murrayii Successor» to W. ll. ”Aid. .t' H I. Painters’ supplies, Glass, etc., Painting, pnpcrhangingI and decorating. E. E. GORHAM to First avenue, iiitsi iotliil Closing Out Sale! lIIi' I\l lo- u, 'i‘uol~, Hit-ye le l':irt-, I'lrcs. i- It' ., i lc. 3 Repairing. (ll tierui Mai Iiiiu- itcpalribu. Hit \t to ~iit lilo-'tlilili' Barnum Bdg, Bridgeport, Conn. More New Colored Dress Goods Ready. I’t'ctiticst of pretty things coming to light each day. The most Iinportuui early exhibit ever assembled here This season will show greater versatil- N .li WWW" s. i hath-llama. J- C. Rath- Nnruw‘isllit. . J. 0. JENNINGS, -tl’lplf lltniu. cuciniiur, Printer. l- lty as rt‘gni'ils style. and we will inhu- gurate a ncw season in rigard to price. Iii colors you will find wlilpcords. plain and two-tuned: Eniuulcs. "Pillillle iridescent; Ntivi-l- lites. I‘oplius. plain tlilil DIALII l; Wall Paper. and Borders 1 soars antiviral-r. South Norwslk. illitgonnls. l'iuiiis. lil'liltii'ltllil. tics. l'ovt rts. t'lt‘. lll Illni-Its llll‘l‘l‘ urc Empress i-Iolli. to study tuitituti scenery. - ilriilitepori 'l‘eligritiu. We... ._—. .— 303. l'. '- um DIAD. Isl-readies“ tsetse as layer of “O ORIGIN. llly Assts'laicd l‘l‘titoi.) ilostoti. September iii The dmth of lien. l‘. W Lincoln. who m-rvui new. it terms as mayor of this city. has on nuuuml this nioruiua lie iiti-l last night at his home in liotilu-sii-t iiitct‘ ltli ilitttss of unit’ iWo days. llou l, \t’ idiuoln was born in line» lull III is” ”i‘ this it It‘niitiiuiit til Autos Lincoln. it member of the “tea party ‘ 'tiito uiittticti ii Iiillullll'l‘ of Die tii-tiusulshc-l patriot l'uul "Ill'lt' ll- yecelviul .iit Him .ttluti ill the l‘lllilit' and ”t‘ IO'I'H’t. din. claiming that the present situation I in title in lite "Il‘ilhilll‘ii :uioliliul iiy lilt'i putscrs In l'rcin illlll pt‘ott-stihit lilillilttil the isiuibitrdttwui oi t‘atidlu. ltlliitllyf the [erll‘ unto-unr- s Ill ri-insiii to \tllil‘ _ draw the 'l'lll‘kll‘ll trimiu from l‘iotc, in split- oi lll' iii. that uirli .i stt'li is absolutely new... snry. 'l'iic lili'llllil' 'u eitlii ill IiiloliIlllIiltllt Hill“ of ill: :tiiuttt‘nln tusdi- a bail illl‘il‘l'li' ‘ i‘li it s \ ..ti it not ittl.i. MiiN A r \t'oliK lily Associated l‘l‘tuul Kl'lilll‘ltillliiithl‘l Me. September ii The bin tut-inlets oi the Yale li-ob-l team who reported herr curly iii the tituuth are practicing faithfully iWii't' .t day. All the their are elililifl and twilihy iiiltllll‘lfl fellows and the saua utilise oi il‘ilifl itiili- In get down to fut-t worb in it short time All are coiigiiooi that till eleven this eOltetlll will tiltilll ill dii lflisllilllll. -W "5" LEAVES l.llNiillN llil' Associated Press.) landoii. September ll -t‘olutiri .iobu May. the million United States ambas- sador. ului ”in "in. left lltntitlli in» day for Liverpool. front which part tiny sail for New Yorlt on board the Whiti- litiii ilue sit-sitter Tlllillni“. Most of the still at the United states what: «In...» ol his time in the tub-laud. mtt‘llil iciiliii. lie was a townie-r of the ”institutional t‘tilit‘cnl ion ill I lll'n'i. \Ir. Lilli olii was a trustee til the lil- atlt lie of 'lubtdilouy ltl‘l'~ilil'lti of the lt‘rslalitt listings bani. president of h- Massachusetts l‘hsrilulilc i-‘ire so- Holy. Alter harms serwl lot three years as mayor inbuilt Mr Lineoin tare more t‘liilli from private tile in mupl the "normality, wliirlt l.-e held it" lottt' years. iiitll'lilill llv lhv prompt use of a military force. ho crudiui iml tiltiusl)‘ lll'flmlldllll'li them to l.lto~r~ so incipient rebellion in the form at [and A large number of friends as- drsit riots in llusiuri. Mr. Lincilu untitled at lbr rallrtuid station to bid team loot obliges. .tiie illitllliti sedate our used bye. si.li|‘ iur l‘lil. WI Ililli'-t ‘ior l‘.ill are iii-rt'mevcry new idea frcui , IIIDOIDOIT. l’ il a. .: I 'l“. '. 'lll .1 ii. Sample BODII 0’ Latest 81"” 0' 3”” n I] p m' ” hm "t ‘3 ‘7 ' Papers. Borders and tilit Mouldings " "‘ “"" ‘ “W‘- ""' l' "i-“v -\"""“““- taken to houses for inspection. on no- .ii,...3,,,,.3,,,.3 tics by postal. Estimates cheerfully ,. IIVOII. F‘ Sliitili-y .diirt Willel.‘ viii-liii' of ilill lililfllldlllr‘ itliii Millilllr. rlolhs, J. D. JENNINGS.- litc llM'li. i undertaker. . \‘iilue $i..’.tt and '1'. ‘ 'l IAIN III". orw - - - - - - - coal 'llli'l‘i- will be lll'\\'>~ today oi Wu N “t. 3 alternation. mas a'l'ltlill'l‘. resections cam n-t' Jacob M.Layton. liltll‘i- 'l‘iillor-iii.tiie Stilts, lino-it thi- tti-tvmt t-tficit In cloth~ -».lI\'lt~- her-v Ions: lit-lore ltliil'l ‘ilciln-i'i lint-iv of thrill to this with-ti . It". UN and Auction .\i o no llllliltvlint' niltthlllii of tho- Ilioidit‘ 'l'.iiitiv-luitiiii mullet.» for liiil INSURRNCE“ Wear 3 lost Estate and House Asset. \Hil Will" in wt iltin ltllitillllll t\| IiI '0essa male Tickets. at sterile. ' malts. inset Nesotlsted. I and steels hula. l i if you ill't' not ready to buy. McCall's Plinth! onion. I ltAilJlOAi) runs. : aourit sonwaut. - - - outta. Notary l‘tthlls. AetaewhdgussieI I m D. W. RAYMOND. all the foreign illlltlil. 'l'b. Mt'l‘iiii'l ilasur tm-r i Mi‘t‘uil's Queen at Fashion. be a copy. i l Mrl'ull'e llusnr lire-snicker. this n s‘“"““'“‘” . on Mon. Iii-Winter "w lei" "' more our"! ‘ as was . ants anus. up-io-date patterns are the and the m I M m .‘l'siesasat at least. OH. in I-‘urliiutt lloolt‘ i..tch lilillr higher. Fashions tor ileptcmbsr are here and an bred by card ili out l’aiiern llepsrl- im '0'.“ Dull“ M "will i Open daily. ssetyt Istmlsy. m- t isl.tellu..aaatreasltels.-.i .Iistttrdsy.ts.-.teilai..aadsslss- E sy evesisgs In. 1 to I. istsrsstshewea colossus. : Ambit seam hat. l mini ii. Mill. Vise-reset. ennui goo. amateur-es w—«...__—- Sll'ill, Illlilill & 00 Barium Building. .a» me... 11. SEPTEMBER 14,1898. .i-uuw-a- ,, .. 3 use hitting Kettles! a Good ow.» , .inv,a wash Boiler \ IS HARD TO FIND. We have some that are the best we ever saw. You know how soon a itlcc Boiler gives out? Well, “'0 have some that cord about the same its the (.irauite, ntid will last three titties us We Try to Keep the Best. Nash 8:- Van Scoy,‘i Iortb Iain and West Streets. . I'Iriitv ' CARRIAGE WORKS—-i.". . North Main Street. South Nor-walk. li.\.\'ll~.\tl‘lili1ll\til aw ill: insits IN C‘ARRIAGES AND WAGONS iii“ A! i. DESt‘ Bli'l‘lllNS. SIGN PAINTING l in this brunt-it, we can give the best iliut can be done iii any and every fitter. Entering a. Specialty. v—y.. sly lo. $1 . I _ "my... You Can Depend i'pou the value of our Shoes. In this matter there iflli be no mistake. \\ c guarantee the result of ct cry purchase. (lur iii-ii Hiickct Sale will continue the balance of this month llllli you should not fail toexumiue llil'a‘ittt'll; M H. GLOVER, l22 Washington Street. South Not-walk. THE BEST MALT BEVERAGES. wua -——.-—-.- Highland Brands: Highland Brando are Its-telly Union. lthllLAIll IIVAIIII lllOllLAlil PILSIEII. , lliOllLllb Ill! EXTRACT, lllOllLAlil OIIAI All and Inn with iron. Itools Al. and Define. Put Up Expreaoly for Family Use. AI carefully us is physician‘s pnwt‘iplittll. visa: PUIIIT seam vomoa esaoa. ’l‘iiey build| lit the weak. and are uu-uuwl iii any particular. Ilo cis tutti saloons l‘uruisiicd tti reduied prictm. DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES. ISAAC (i. HAMILTON. Sole Ail-tit. It lsrth late It.. loath Ismail 'l‘slephouo HM. ll ltlll LAN ii on the label missus lligiuist Standard. DO YOU WANT‘.‘ 1'0 KNOWOOOOIOOOOO How to rent lltlll mun “ Hell that wheel 1' lluy lllul itotistt' li'llll lillylillll. you have lit-t " glit'i lliul [suilittu .‘ 3 tits-tin a cit-tit ‘.' Answered. Keep your eyes on or put till “all" iii . be So outaaSoa’t'tae\.w liltiSl'i/i‘i-i Mill CERTAIN. 7% Hi ._ accosnsscs. . Be who with bold and skillful hid sweeps I) 'Ol' ‘ l The organ he a of some cathedral pi , 3 Flooding with music vault and vs a . aisle, ‘ Though on his ear falls but a thunderous roar. . in the coinpmmr' a lofty nuitlv lice Knows well that all the temple vast and dim 'l‘hrllls to its base with anthem. pllllll sad hymn. True to the ehsngeless laws of harmony. So he who on these changing chords of life, tsr’a score 0! truth and love and duty t-vermore Knowm'rm' that far beyond this roar and stri s, Though he may “(I ver lll‘ or in that no time. These notes must all accord in sy iphonics sublime. —Anno L. Rottn. THE COLLECTING FAD. To Be Highly Artistic It Must Blue I. Dresden China. it has always been fashionable to has collector, whether of olii china. rnro prints or paintings. stamps. manuscripts, etc, but. the fashionable woman of today finds an immense resource in getting together all sorts of odds and ends. There are two things in particular, however, which are of general interest and promote on end of rivalry. not many hard fooling. Ono is the collection of Dresden china figures of Isli sizes, preferably the small ones, and there are three or four collections in New | York which are of great value as well as of beauty. Miss Reinsun’ s collection is widely iknowu and comprises an astonishing unin- fbor of those small figures. It has been the I work of yours to gather them together, i and she has some marvelous specimens. . This style of collection is really touch more interesting than almost any other, for it does not have to be put away in cab- inets or cases, but. does duty to ornament a room. Une fail is to have nothing but these lit- ' itlo stntuottes on a wide innntolpioco, and of c,oursc with careful grouping the effect of each figure is not iii the least injured, 3 but, on the coats-aw. greatly enhanced by i being with the others. When there are not :enough to cover the muntclpiece, a small table is devoted to their use. or if they are In a cabinet it Is a cabinet made expressly to show them off to the best possible ado vantage. Lilia a collection of souvenir spoons, many of those pieces of Dresden have some especial association anti represent the gift ‘ of some friend or ma’rk some visit to some interesting foreign city. None of tho lig- ures is large, more are minute, and each - and every one is perfect in its way and a work of art. The silver collections are extremely in- teresting. It is the find to have lots at small pieces of old silver. llits of old I English anti old Dutch workiiiiinshlp are greatly prized, and many oi‘ the email and apparently uninteresting pieces have a . largo intrinsic value. At least one table In story fashionable drnuini: room is not divide fortbese small slivcwiieets. and it its astonishing what u lot of dillorcnt objects are representod and what exquisite worh manship is to be seen. There are small sedan chairs. iiifiercnb‘ musical instruments sndovcryconceivablo and Incoiiccivublo tiiZlillilii ~hupoof box. A few sprains are added. but these are all 3 raro ones, and besides tliu urticlts already mentioned there are always to lit.’ soon tho - moat ininuto pieces of silver furniture, so dainty and fairyllko it seems tinpmsihlo ill could have been manufactured out. of silaI vans are. The children of fnsbionnlilofollt now be. gin to coiiuf. silver at a tender ago. For a baby of Li or it years It. in quite the thin‘ to have alreatiyis iiuiiiiu-rof silvurnrticloa.‘ (if course each one of tin-so represent! mom-y value. but it must. int it little aggro. rating to the child. iii-cause it generally ill furniture or unnotbing of that sort that in sttowcd upon the infant. and yet baby ll taught not. to touch them. but simply to look and admire. in the meantime tin things are ltcpt in iuainuiu‘s drawing room. There are dilicrcnt shaped tables mod. to hold these. with plush tops and a rail- iug around. and of cooriictbu silver imis cle-t show in great inltuutupo against "1. dark plush. They are rarely put. into the glass table-ti wherein repose proudly family miniatures and odds and ends that buy. been ill ketl up in fort-inn notch—Now York ‘.ross love-tin. It‘s-r a Living. . 'i'ho craze for inventing bus permeated every oldest of variety. and with tho rich promises of inomty returns the number of recruits in annually inertia-ml with star- tling rapidity. if it be true. as many as- eort. that there is hardly it \ lllogo or coun- try imlliiol whom literary aspirants oatitiuh he found in numbers. tvlilbI tho iaruttr towns and titles urcirowdcd with them. thtu outttry Would eaten in be unluu literary Iliilti. liiittbcro arouvcn more inventor- iuid would hit iur-i Mimi than budding islet. and unit-lists. and yet their llilllllis’tl'll or. not tilt'mtaathtiy burdensome. in every wall It! lilo iltt‘l'u lint [stripic who carry ill their head-tittuuuu blur of some inven— tiun that they will mouoduy potent and then iuhltu their fortune. The iuiuorlty 0! these crude ideas never tulte tbdlulto form. a good proportion oi the luiiuucudlc in tho vain attempt to Itiolicuvt'orhnu model and another fair Iltift‘I'lllttut' is rejected by lhupittutit «illicit. ll! ilto l'tlillllill'll'il"t'l’ low \t blcb [ates liltisi ill-[it'vlittll only is little lied number over uudm tbo forluttcaul "wit owners. Home. lib-i oriliuury uotoia illlti issiits of Iii-tuna. do not pay for the ole palm of puttiugt thus no the tuorltotp “the" bring in a stash sum In the entire. oi a yusr or tern. and the illttil‘t ti low with. their inventors wealthy oft. it beyond all ctIiuception. —-thiumo ivthcibtirt \luish il l assist a Magnetron l I - m-r -...._.....~ A “not Iseat. hiya. iluyseed (on her lirsl t‘lslt lolowrl) willie would think that big alum loss to» in would do littlllllii'l’ltli in business. ill I stimulate latest of the i. rottti lit-Him“ should and goes not on ‘.lu My' Wasn’t there a motivation when i imiiuht illum- ibitut and paid for it. i lioness—A «latitudinal Airs. Hayseed-mutiny. you! Just «pilots II that club lirl not my too . as Matt yellln."Ualhl" lllsotuatl. sit half a desert iittlaerrami buys came rushing up to see it.-I'Ii|adsiphla l'roes. laindon was eonsidsmi riverboat in their, anti in that year is luv was pom! ageless building on lots previously utioeoii Ind. The cry was remand to Mill, wlmn sou- ilim minim idiots!" buildings. and again in lii‘lil.tbs utilities oi inhsiil l lioness then will" ”to?“ in splint With new. sweet touch. plays the Great Mas- ' the his ally has continued I i add Merlin trim some every year.‘
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