I egatae and they asked time to consult
' tory of the recent sensational Ameri-
. street.
' ‘. 'l‘ingley, president of the international
{Brotherhood .and a local Citizens' Com-
v’lnlttee, in Bridgeport. Conn..
«for ill soldiers there has been closed.
Ii .
”W" governor on the ticket of the Chicago
i
‘L' and 'sn‘flereti defeat.
. 01" 1s
Phil-sfim has moved iron sma-
. . . e Bobannan block;
W.\'m' of Bivaraide avenue.
ldward H. (lumbart, of River-
arenas. spent yesterday in New
or-
, liter! Pierce, hospital steward of
i'tl Regiment, Connecttut Vol-
is borne on o furlough.
Hawkins. of Seaside place. will
b the teachers of the East Ave-
thodiat Episcopal church. It‘s-l-
between Artlu’u- Kee'er and Lu-
W .3. Wright, did not come off. ow-
h Blydenburg yesterday
lit a ship load of goods from Port
‘ to last Norwelk for Henry.
‘ who is employed by Contractor
lather.
,. . lamWordea. the candidate for as-
l' on the Democratic ticket. ran
Wy ahead of the rest of his party
Wain East Norwalit. but was scratch-
ed in the others districts of the town.
Mr. Worden was
eeeeor last year and made a good t'ec-
I W! 0" '13! NEWS.
. a, ..
IA special cable says General Merritt'
believes the Filipinos are favorable to
the Americans. “
The American Peace Commissioners
presented a Ilemand to the Spanish llf‘Vl-I
their government.
General Garcia has accepted a posi-
tlon as commissioner to arrange for
'diabaadiag the Cubans.
Theodore Roosevelt paid his taxes in
New York city.
James R. Keene gave the inside his-
caa Tobacco deal whit-h startled Wail
Owing to a quarrel bet-wean Mrs.
a hospital
Work on the New York city budget
for 1899 was begun by the Board of Es-
timate and Apportionment and $1623 -
126 was allowed for reveral IlcoaIt-
meats. '
Ritihard Croker now has a majority
of the Democratic State Committee. .
Hoary George has IicI lined to run for
platform democrats.
In a report to the Mayor the Commis-
sioners of Accounts allege fraud. v'o‘
iation of the law. favoritism In the
award of contracts, loose methods and
negligence in the Department of Public
Works under the administration of
this iIIIIII.
lite Ivonne: it thoroughly cleanses and
purifies without harm. lvorine will effectu.
ally move dirt from the finest fabrics.
Wash the Baby with White Glycol-Inc
Toilet Soap found in every package.
It is absolutely pare and wholesome ~ Keeps
the eltln soft and mooth—- For Bath and Toilet it is unsurpassed.
You only pay for lvorine, the Toilet Soap costs nothing ’Ihc
fame of Williams' Shaving Soaps guarantees excellence.
'rIII I.a MmCo.,nlaatoan-y, Ct.
nanoauan ass oisarraanso. soy-a am. up new onash
(By Associated Press.) I
Chime. Octob," i—v'l‘htI (mortgage ‘eensemesrnlhpoamsts is Bod-
says W. J. Iiaideman, of 0 ends a, -
to. who has been nving at 4043 Ellis dine 1”" 0"”
avenue since the shooting affray which
resulted in the death of his partner,
u-Senator Richardson, has Illsupparetl.
.‘captured, there will be found prolectllix 5
'from one end a blackish wrinkled lump l
which, on being irritated. quickly with» 9
draws. throwing out at the same time
a lit e stream of water. lint put this
forbidding looking creature in a shal-
low pan of fresh sea water. and IeavoI
it a few hours until It recovers contl-I
Ilenee. Then the blackened tube gaini-
ually protrudes from the shell and
slowly extends itself to a length of sev—
eral int-hes. Now it is easy to see that
the organ has two openings at the end,
GEN. SANGER SUMMONED.
(By Associated Press.)
Covington. Ky.. October 4~General
Sanger will leave Camp Hamilton for
Washington Wednesday. lie will ap-
pear before the investigating commis-
sion in response to a summons from
tho adiutant general.
EPIDEMIC OI: DENGIYE FEVER.
(By Associated Press.)
New Orleans. l.a.. October 4—A spec-
ial to the Picayune from Montgomery.
Ala. says: State main. omcer San~ beautifully "1118M with unvendnsu
ders yesterday received information of Jim little feelers. The organ rcolly
fl" filidt‘fmc ll! ”0M“? li-‘VPI‘ m Jul" consists of two tubes leading to the
aonville. Fla. A state quarantine was
iaIIneIIlatey declared against Jackson~
ville.
.Iody of the clam. and if you observe
the openings closely. you will see a car-
‘ent of water flowing into one of them.
Ind another current flowing as steadily
mi of the other.
As the soft clam lies in his barrow,
ho pushes his tubes up into the sea
water above, and sucks III II stream
.vhlch bears not only the. microscopic
IsrtiI-II-II of organic matter that serve
In his food, but also the oxygen which
'Ie requires. I-‘Iowlng out. the current
-arrics with it the escromentltious
.nattcr. Willi this animal it is never
orig between drinks. which new no-
'ount for the adage, "Happy as a
dam."
in the spring the eggs of the clam is
run into the cavities of the outer gills.
i‘here they develop and form little pap—
\ry sheila. At this stage the young
dams are Just about big enough to be
teen with the naked eye. l’rcsentiy
hey are discharged into the water. and
Iy this time they are ready to take car»
If tlIeIIIsIIIvcs, anchoring themselves to
he bottom by slender threads and hol-
liux against the current. Soft clams
~ctray their hiding places to the know-
og IIIIIIlcr by entitling occasional
ipiits of water, when the. retiring title
has left the banks bare. Hogs root
hem out and devour great (liltilillllcs
If them. They are widely distributed
.ttd an important food product. and it
would be a great pity if this f‘lOlllIlli
of marine wealth and industry should
be wiped out.
\
Every ton of Atlantic water when
evaporated yields 81 pounds of tell; a
ton of' Pacific water 79 pounds: Arctic
and Antarctic water 76 pounds to tie
ton: Dead Sea water in? pounds: the
Mediterranean 87 4-10.
.A. . 3-,-
.‘.
Dry Goods Newa. Oct. 4. Itiilii.
Smith, Murray's}
successors to w. II. Ham/II I-o.
Barnum Pdg, Bridgeport, lloon.
The Cool Weather will (line
; Sudden When it Comes I
And you all know that It pound of pre-
vention is worth thl of cure.
FUR COLLARETTES.
A BIG l'l’lttiilASl“
We have bought from .-. manufactur-
er a large line of For (‘oliurctteu —.
ticlpallng thc advance in labor and
raw material» giving us some of the
newest things and at lower pIiz-I-s than it "Hilfiiu' that some My a “‘me
you'll ilnd them later ill the season. will In- lll’Vll‘tll for propagating tiI
William 1.. Strong, as mayor.
John D. Ilockfeltcr gave orders tot
suspend improvements on his magIIiti-I
cent estate. and that Is rtgal‘di‘d us ln--
IlicatIVc of his intention to none to.
Cleveland If he loses tux suits
Awful havoc wa tail-ought on Sunday;
by a terrific storm It; the South (' ar- .
oilna, Georgia anti ’Florldaft I: astII.
SLOOI’ CROCODILE STRANDED.
Iny moon the.)
Westerly. it. I.. Get “ --'l‘hc Itloop
yacht Crocodile of ”Nb York. from
Newport. to Port .lcffe . is Ill'lillili‘tl
half a mile south son at of Quan-
ocontaug Life Saving ‘ ' on in II lilill
position. rthe went on in a fog last
evening. iicr crew of two men Wi‘I‘t'
saved. I, .. I
W
Looking late too Future. "I guess i
might as well Ipnt school, papa." said
the boy. "Why. my son?" "Oh. there
ain't any use going. ascent to be abic
to help my little boy when i grow up.
and if they hays changed the way of
doing things since you were a boy “’1‘
that you I-'uat hIi'ip Inc now. he likely
I In just wasting my time getting rmly
to help my little boy." Ila got the
help he wanted but it was It good thing
he did not hear what his IIIIIII-I lliltl Ill
say about urw-lattlietl It'iiooi books III.
III be had gone to bed.
Au Innovation. MI-Ivitsuaiy win- is
nothing if not original. Now what do
you suppose she said wlII-n l Mind in
to marry Inc! Weeks—0h. sonicthim
about lis being so IIIIIlIiIn. I suppose
Mocks No. inIch-Ii! line said. "WI-ll. i
think It’s about time: I've been capcch
till you to make a break for litre.»
months.
liner tell the Unit”! unite. govern-
ment haw eIIIwnIIed in the distribution
of seeds and in the promulgation of
statistics concerning them ell lithium.
.-.. .‘e .—
E. Groeachner,
M I'Iiliil Ilirt'i.
arrears titres tiers.
Aid. liltim Hr AMI-I up Imu-
'fliil lili’i'l‘id-fit lull i .\ .\IIM rut-
winks M'Io I lvii w- qu \IIII-
II'MJ'HI' .\ uI-Iv III II.
Hist NIItIIIIl‘II.
"Mm rflwiwl by and pr ”iIIIIlI’ ill
tunic l to an i III- III. mi from
all) lIII
‘All lined with fancy tuflIII silks and I'd'ihi’
‘IHllliligIIs When the IIIIII III other Iuml It
’IIAIill'Zli' I'NIIENWEAI.
'l‘hI-rI'II nothing more (liK.l'.IlilI‘ than round alum, or ”quahaug,” which l'-
IIne of ”War hair-«nun collurI-ttcs iIIr likewise llll't'illi'lll‘tl with extinction ill
llII-sc t'titll moulngs IIi‘ .tlt-tIIIII-r All out: liII- New England court .‘Illil ciiun
kinds Isl fur represented. Where. It.» IIIIIIII~ of breeding is thr
Sliiltiticii HONEY «tune as Hint of the soft i'liilll. Nalur
lil.l€(?‘l‘ltlt‘ hiIIAl. :Ilisls say that the round clam has :I
i.\il'l‘A’l‘lth .\lAIt’i‘IN. I'IIII' gift of lot-IIIIIotloII, and can travel
(‘IIINI'IIILLA ANII , pill” that Vi'lil'll it \\'.iiilll I. It at
08" Ill lIIl
mat in
AS! ILAKII .\N. talus a middle ril'. no as I
III about fiII IIIIIII
I'riI-es sillil at £2.95 and for- Columbus Iatuc to AmI'IIiIII tilt in-
ii!) to 31:0. diaIIII had found It gtcut many lllitl-l lOI
'i‘iIcsI- lIIIIgalns must be m-‘uht for Illl‘ IIIIIIIaI-u. ‘i‘tIIy I-IIIplIIIvd llli‘ shell.
IIItiI-It as they wun‘t last long I‘ll all.“ it IIthIsII~ :IIIII lllllllt'llil‘lllri, alltll us or
low pI-lI-Iw. row points. paint IIIIlIiI-I'n iillll spoons
l'p stairs in the ItI'IIIly-to-wcsir “0- lie ilillliii' and ultra tIIIy IItHichl
pertinent. 'III- IIIIIIIpIIIII. utal in the Iliilllll'flt'lli’t
I'Nilhlit\\'h1AIt psi-.\It'riinx'r. ”’ “""' W” """ "Wm“ “' “WW“!
The meals WI-l‘t' Ilri -d for It . i - I
Have you thought how necessary it ‘ 5'“ liliiln
, . Int. Historians over that lite coast
”I to be rIady with your underwear tribes conquered by the Illa Nations
is will come sudden and an only liii'ii “”" ""“ili'il i" ll") "lull! tribute in
oration is ndIlsable 'i‘-hIw pIicI-s are ‘l'""'- “h""' "I" ‘rli‘il "i iii? "III 0"
cheaper than lllN‘llil‘a' hills. PM” "i "M 50"” 3"” "I" a let'-
IIIry “at: start II in New Jersey for pro
Inning Han and oysters by Iirylnu
plain saline.
.H-
l.;IIIII~II' licaIy Itibiwd Will-I tilt-.'. and aranululau. It is said that the
Paula '..';'.I out lI. Mounted IlanI lllt'illei tints put up wI-r.
I.mlIIII' ExlIII liruvy View» ldilwl Millilll qu soups and IiIIIwIlI-Ia. hat
Vests and Paula. :l’I'lur cut-IL tor Mlllii' II-Iiuon tit-y IliIl llol ilnd lflVtil‘
. If one examines a soft clam freshly-I
and we will not sell you one
that We cannot guarantee.
I We sell them as cheap as anyone.
llii matter who, and send
IIIoIIlIauiI-s to put them up who
understand the business.
m ,
Healing Stov Ranger and Oil Stoves.
ll sizes and many kinds.
m-
Nash 8- Van Scoy,
aorta Iain and West “reels.
"2—: eta-.5! ...-..-3:-.-.-.1... ._...
THE LATEST IN SHOES
(John: the foot as surely as the highest. nicrit I Iaims the in ad. (lur Shoes
are easily the foot leaders on their shape and value. With us It Inn-Ii fit is
as certain as hot III-IwiIei'ln i-iuIIInIcr. Your shoe t-IIIIIIIII lll't't'lllt‘ II pint of
your foot. as it II ere, Imd be as oily as sliding on a tobogyuu.
M. H GLOVER’ i2: Washington Street,
South Novwnik.
mgr—T - .-
. . . . TILI Y ”CARRIAGE WORKS . . . .
North Main Stroot, South Noe-walk,
blANI'i'Ai'I‘I'lIII’RStil" AND Ill£.\l.l~7ltfl iN
CARRIAGES END WAGONS
“I“ A LI. IIPFI'HII'i'IUNH.
SIGN PAINTING i
III ilIisiIruIII -,II IIIII'IIIIgIIt- the best that can be IIIIIIII in any and (“wry
style.
Sine Defining a. Sammie.
w.- "law
THE BEST n'I'ILI sEvEIiIieEs
-‘.—nu—
wan...- v . .—rr.— r—
“ V ': 'VI‘ I‘i
‘ I. f
i It .
. “I, Is . .
.MIuI I ,, V III. M
‘ ; I not dawned NW
therly begotten as certain m
in the Jersey p'ri‘syas. it seems. aridhe
cannot tear himself away from his or
tive land. 'seoerdieg to an oath
reportea. till. he soothed the}!
sage to another work! with his efla'otiye
mi'aiatsstieaa. It is It highly creditable
devotion to bhaie Industry.
All Oll' knowledge; all our
emu-lance; all our resources
for doing nae decorating and
painting. are for sale.
Big iobst little Jobs; simple
Jobs; hard iobsaaaythhg in
our line we're ready to task-
II. and do it better than you
ever had it done before.
We've made at special It“!
of superiority. ‘N be ordia~
ary doesn't suit as. and we
excel w'bile charging but
moderately for it.
The person who is never guilty d
lollies is teas wise than he who some-
flmea summits them and then has the
courage to laugh at them noisily with
his neighbor. It.“ be impeeeabie man,
too. who can make the moat oooseienee-
less
NO’I‘IzflEi
We, the undersigned. hereby give no-
tire to all persons and corporations Ii—
Pictures, Pictures I able to pay taxes in the Town of Nor-
Whetber your Job's worth I
or 850,090 we want it.
Well Papers, Paints. Artist!
Materials,
deliver to the nausea-s. or either of
5 them on or before the first day of Na-
. vemher, 1898. a written or printed list.
j,daled signed and sworn to. of all the
. property owned by them on the lat '
‘of~ September. 1898 liable to fault
I N. fir-Mats may be returned to the
‘asseesem. at the AIIQIWS Ollce. 0',-
cm Ilosss Building, Norwallr, and a.
Ithe. (.‘otaicll Room, IIIavlland street.
South Norwalk. from and incladi
melon. lith 1898. to and inclodi
November let. 1898. said oilees to '1).
oprn from it) to 12 o'clock e. m.. and
‘tom. " toi o'clock p. In, and on Sat-
amine and on November lot from “I
to 9 o clock in the evening.
Dated at Norwaiit. September 8, 18".
WILLIAM H. iiENDltIOK.
ANDREW .l. iiii'l‘C'HiNSON.
WILLIAM WARDEN,
Assessors.
Painting. Paper Hanging and
lgn Writing.
Decker’s,
79 Washington street.I
Booth Nerwalk.
More open evenings until 9 o'.cleek
Moving Ahead!
Closing Out Sale !
IiiI-yI-lry, 'l‘IIIiis, “it‘yl‘lfl i'ustu, 'I'Im,etc.,ete.
Repairing.
III III ml .\IIII lIlIIe liep tine .
lilt _\l lea a Specialty,
- i-louili
la Cs Rothe Norwaik.
WON’T sail BONDS.
APPLY Ti)
Our New Goods Are Now JACOB M LAYTON
l In Stock. aorta'r IUII.
We Ian paid special attention Tl" Attila lllllellllllly 60.,
to tip' [WW colors and have a
large. variety of designs in III-Ii, . .
(ircon, Blue and Iirown. liarti'orIl. (mm'
You are cordially invited to
cull and see them.
l’ainters’ supplies,
(lines, etc,
Painting, pnpcrhanging
and decorating.
E. E. GORHAM
ill First Ivonne. East Iorvait
tits.” —1
No. All
Railroad i’I.
bonds for City endidown Oilicials
i’romplly Issued.
. m.-- . _ _ ,
ill,ll.li.andii.li.ll.limei'allt
III elect June 1, 1898.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
2.5M, 4.551. 5.,45x 6.,16 0..“
704:. 8.1le 9.03s. 9.,86 9.58s,
III.:l.'Ix. II. 'lix. ll..40
Highland Brands: I
Highland Brando are Strictly Union.
HIGHLAND IIVARIAII, iiiBlllAitD PILSIIER,
lilBlithiIi MALT EXl’RlcT, HIGHLAND OREAI AL! i
and Male with iron. Itools Al. and Porter. f
Put Up Expreealy for Family Uee.
as cart-hilly as a physician‘s prewrlplion. I
THE PURCUT MALT TONIOC MADE.
’I‘lIt-y build up the “oak. and mo IIII-Iurpamai in any particular.
Hotels and saloons furnished at I-IIiIImi III. I-.uI
DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES.
ISAAC o. HAMILTON. Sole Agent. i
at North Iain St, South lerwelb !
Miltouelm.
Hitllli. AN i) on In label means nglunt Mutant.
4" 'stxrv-rtvs can csar.
ill the business Inc" of this I IIIIIItry die poor. liy prom It
action we may esIu Ii‘ ll applying today for one of t e
Connectit tit (it-III-III IuIII t'lll pollt Ics. (III-Its but little;
absolutely non- -IIIrlI-'ttIIhlI-: is cusb III old age. For par-
ticulars apply to :4. S. l. IIIIIIIIIIcIlit-n. agent, South
Norwallt. Conn.
I Norwatl.
mm lhl IIII‘.
' .II'o; assumes."
«Piper linger, incimlntr, Punter»-
DIALII ll
Well Pepere end Bordere
1 serum antiviral“.
l’. M.——I‘.'.47x. 1.". 2.25:. 3.04, 4.07.
5.10:. 5.33, 6.55:. 6.4L 7.00:, 8.11, 10.”
SUNDAYS.
A. his-4‘15“. 4.551. 5.45:. 0.05.
I’. ”—5.85, 7.20, 9.4.x, 10.10.
LEAVE NEW IOIIK FOR SOUTH
NOIWAIIK.
A. U.—l2.93l. 5.00. 6.00, .1.00, 0.003.
9.02m 9.04s, 9,06, Ihillilt. 10.06, “.008.
South Norwaik.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of
IPapers. horde. and Gilt lonldlags
taken to houses for inspection. on so-
tlgg by will. “gnu“ .‘."mu’ l'. M.-~I2.02x. L04. 2.00:. 3.0”. 3.308,
4.II'.'x. Iota, 4,30,“ 54“. 6.00 . 0.
lfvea. y “In. $.0le,9,30, a 08,
SUNDAYS.
J. D. JENNINGS A. u—Im. I... 7.30.
9 r. M.-—-tl.oo. i
\htfleflgku‘ Inava scorn NORWALK mg
NEW HAVEN.
II“! III".
A. hi-L lla. 1.20:. 028. 7.48. 0.40.
allix. 10.1.1. theta. 11.42.
at t2.o2s. i It. Mix. 4.“. "I.
6.27. 705, 9.05a. 9.15, 11.."
llrldacport in addition b above. 5
or. 8. 42. l.04a, 72s.
IWYI.
II. st.-I.IIII. Lees. 7.4:. 0.1:. I i
P. al.—l.le. .
As a indicates eapreas.
SOUTH NORWMIK T0 DANIUI'.
A. his-6.8.. 9.16. 10.08.
P. N.-~l.20. 4.30. 5.10. 0.00
ana.
"MONI (Mlle. 11-.
D. W. RAYMOND.
5aasra\'li\rseter
and Smhelotsr.
l.aIli.II' WIIIII Wool \‘t-IIIII and Pants. ,II..| m.- il-Iitialiy I“... ubandouml Ilo.
i'dir cut-ll. tun 'i won l'l||l
i.tIIiiIII' Natural Wool itlldwtl Vests ...... W
and Pants. the oath. innit” DONE llY liANli
. . . t Asats iatctl I'r Will i
MIIINII lNlihlt“ hall. “Mmmkl Ila-s. mm“ A. The
”i‘ll‘l Merino lliIlris llllil lIruchu mm. M II". “N,“ u" Inmm "Hm“
‘i‘i'lyc curb.
Men's iicIIIy
llliiWi'l‘l. (Inc club.
Men‘s Natural Wool Riilrla
i‘iraw.~ru. llmillll' brunt-ten. talc I'Ili‘ll.
MI-u'a i‘unlci'a liulr tibirts and liner
i'l’ii. .'IiiI cut-b.
Men's I’lwrt- Lined liliirts and “row-
are. {no rarb.
\ltn'u Nailltnl
Wool tiblrlu
.III'IIIIImIII it: w I.Itb.
ill. dNKR'l‘rI \Nll i‘llali'liit'l'AIiIIIIIi'i
'ilI IIIIIIII WIIIIlwI bu» lrInIaIIt the
pile IIIIIII IIII wIIInI i-cIiIliIIu
ii” i l i ii “I wan! in MI“
and hate ililiilv wIIII- IIIIiIiI III-p pi II It.
(lmni itiit‘ivtt In buy IIIIII lil'ltlll‘ llli‘ III'II It...
‘ waIIIII-I >i III- III .IIIII iw II Inonci wwr
Sill'lli, IIIIRRAY ll 00
Ilaruum Building.
nutrient-oar. noun
“Willi liltirls “'“l iIIIIIIIIIIl). as .In agreement ass IethIIIi
."il iiiI factory is to he illlnl‘ by hand.
and "Hill.
Um‘ "I W Hm of yellow letter IIIIItopI-II I..."
i it "\I' .\taiirtlg,
0 ”till". of Austin. Texas. hm- lInn ac-
tlIe illlllillliilln III the WIIIIIIIIIIII I'aiIIe
this afternoon wbI-rli'v llll' lasting at
The
Whitman» l'ili’lif‘ I-outpaui was the only
one hI-rc whore machines were tIIII-It,
and they carried only lWii. 'i he mach-
iIIIw have luv-II IllsnIanIlIIl and work.
wa» going on without hlnIiIsnI-e lwtol
IINII anew i‘ or "Willi.
illy Aaaoe sled Press.)
.iIlIII mm. Miss. ticlnlwri Only one
M Medium. twtiva miles
liiil‘lll of homo Mr. Todd died yester-
l'IIII-tiIuily all the 3M inhabi-
.l’iltl II.» lei‘i'll eapoacd.
m...
I'll. “RIGID! Ah‘Ql'lTTlD.
(by Associated Preset
tIIIlIIIIIIIl. i'ailf. DI'iIIber 4 Rev. Dr.
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DROF IOHALS
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near. Itowt'n mitts
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leewusismst. mam.
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Imminent-e. I.
tutti nun snap on
Open daily. eaeept Istareay. from a
.e.m.telam..aaafrem1tela.m.:
mummemmtollmmedealea-
i “lustre-Ital.
tenetallowedaaem
“DIN maul.“
I loan H. "Ilia. Vies-Preat.
I MI. sesame-I. eae'l‘rem
Plitlloj
“WATE— RIM
I‘
IIIIIIIIII of immorality. Imgh found ""
sum. of fab-living in our marine. “u“ “I"
III the low of the MM lit-t church. (.lflosa 430 Main” mt...
'IL‘“""'- which I..-. been trying hill case. .. M “I.“ if. m“
a t‘ .A ‘ ‘ ”‘9
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