South N.orwalk
of Debora avenue is
out illness.
mitt.of1)r.'l‘.B.Gi-Imns
la lrecovering from an at-
P’ .Iétinlntgs. of Green Farm.
of Mrs. Mary L. Dora. of
$2111.01 Cove street rc-
onto from the Philadelphlu
stdrduy y.
’of Cornell College
bulgefi'Mr. Petty left yesten
- Bell port.
11ch1' 3 mother. of Fort Polnt
its gorie' to Derby to spend the
‘l aye with her grandson, blaster
when Sherwood
e funeral of Harvey Stcvcna will
Itended tomortow afternoon, at
o’clock. from the East Avenue
sees Mary F. and Florence Shep-
‘ ll, of Newtown. are Christmas guests
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L' Hommedicu.
Henry street. ' . '
Ins Cecile Osborne ol' Osborne avc-
..;who attends the Normal School
ow Haven. to spending the Christ.
Wonwathher home here.
inlllam Marvin entertained the
.I littering Circle of King's Daughters
'1 11 1111111111111 Congregatlonal Chutch.
1' home in Edst Norw1.1lk yesterday
be following program of Christmas
I b d . filly the choir of
.60 YOU KNow 7
"'1 That you can get the best line or
Turkeys and Chickens
For tho Holidays
at the
East Ave. Market.
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BRIDGEPORT.
m—QW
good plan to start curly and
over.
et‘e's goiugtobc li11l) timc.
“ these two days~—Sat1.u'1la_\ and
Monday As ihc majority lune
" ‘tliéjr Xmas buying un1il tllc last
minute.
.011r'36‘lection'1 are large and wc
Shall endeavor to keep thcm <11
111qu up to Monday night
.A great bargain comes for 111-
day. Satttrda).a'111l quantity
' enough to last those two day s.
- Five thousand 15.000) Lillllt’S'
Swiss Embroidered l'lztudkcr-
'clticfs front a largc 1'11111111i.~'si1111
haircut in New \ork at 5111 1111 tho
1 dollar of v 1111111. \ our choice today
of this sclcoti0n.pri1:c 12*.)1'111
"l‘wo thousand 12.001» 111 vcr_\'
" .l‘iilc Ladies' Swiss l§111l1r11i1lcrcd
" » Handkerchiefs. all lint‘n. \‘ztluc 5111‘
each. price 251' each.
..Silk Mufflers for Men.
Black and \-'\ hitc Silk lin-cadtd
'ii‘lttt'llers, splendid 1118111 $1.151;
$111! $1. 50.
'1 hlcu‘ s Lashntcw Mutilcn prit-
1'9 351:, 501'. and 751'1'111l1.
Furs.
thiugf morc 1'11ot'ptahlc than
al‘ur Neck Start. .\lull‘ 111|I1111
We lltlye' a big tollection ol' I“. let"
lb trio Seal Mulls. Scarfs. 01111115511111
G‘Scarfs Vlul'fs to thatch. llartcn
‘ Mulls, Searis to match. Mink
Scarfs “'11th 11ft to 111:11111.
‘ “loves.
'*'A very awcptablc gift and use—
tul these Gold day: Kid Gloves,
u
\
r if lined and unlirictl. for Men,
" Women and C hildrcn.
Silk Mittcny for Ladic and
llfw‘l‘iloi " fancy colors for
up. it? a dCliildrcn.
.1 l 1 .$¢}fl
Sill: Gauze I 11115. with law; :1
1111111111 line to choose from.
Ark D'e nrtment—Closing
3'6 on "Al Holiday Goods.
today we shall after five
(506') more of the rather
rt. Medallions. size 6218
. Friday cveulng. Rev.
DVENI
Anthemwmoty to Gail
Duet soprano and alt
. Step3
rlum tenor; r‘Joae'pb 11.131111111131111“.
II. E. 111111111111.“ . .
em Normlk. Don .
echo the 11111111 that wears mtwlce 11':
ion: as lead and pit—Devan lead and
zinc. ground by machinery.
m'l‘he winter 1.1111 1111 Brown’s Col-
lege beglns January 2. Students are
enrolling dolly.
——'I‘he 1111:1111. bea't assorted and low-
cat priced stock, of candy and fancy
boxed at Smith's. Not-walk. -
ROWA YTON.
Both churches are prettily '1lecorated
for Christmau.
Mrs. James E. Stevens is sufferlug
from rheumatism.
The condition of Mrs. John Hoyt le
somewhat Improved.
J. H. Sherer's new residence. lu
lilghluud avenue. is nearing comple
tlou.
Mrs. Jennie Short-1r has been enter-
taining Mr. and Mrs. Frazier Dolbear.
of Brooklyn.
Victor Br.ush of 1111111111111. is visiting
his couslns, Herbert and Harry Lowe.
of North avenue.
Mrs. L. E. Raymond. of Mold street.
has returned home from 11 visit In
Glen Cove. Long island.
Principal George 0. J. Lamphere. of
the public, school. will spend Christ—
mas vacation In New York city. and In
Hartford. . _
Postmaster George W Brynn to out
ferlng from a badly swoolen hand.
caused by 11 small splinter lodging in
his thumb.
Mrs John D. Hoyt. of Raymond
street. the West Side. who has been
sick for a number of months. Is said
to be improving.
Mr. and Mrs. William '1‘. Raymond
of The Maiden. have been entertaining
Representative R. W. Kceler and fam~
lly, of Wllton.
Charles Sniffen. son of Mr. and Mra
.lohn Snlden, while playing with a but-
ton hook. fell. and the hook penetrat-
ed the side of the month and entered
the cheek.
Howard Stevens arrived home yes-
terday from the Baltimore Medical Col-
logo. to spend the Christmas vacation.
There are two uncalledfor letters at
the lfowayton post-office addressed to
Herbert J. Frederick.
Captaln Frank R. Stevens. of Main
street, who Is ill of tyhold fever. has
had a relapse. Although Mr. Stevens
Is not quite so well. It Is not thought
his condition is alarmlne.
At the lecture in the Baptist Church.
W. F. 811111111111.
11. returned missionary from China. told
of his narrow escape from death of
the hands of the Bout-re.
In tho Baptist Church. Sunday. the
pastor will preach at 10:45 a. 111.;
Sunday school. I2 111.: Junior Ended
vor. 4 p. 111.; Y. P. S. C. F... d 11. n1..
led by Miss Lilllan Brundage. Topic.
The Glory of Chrlnt;' preaching at ’1'
p. 111. All are cordially invited.
Captain E. H. Smith loaded the
schooner “Coral" at Strntford. Thurs-
day, wlth the finest load of seed ova
turn that has been caught in that vi-
clulty this full. The seed was con-
alguetl to Captain Smith‘s oystc':
ground. at Grecnport. Long Island.
The public school cloned yesterday
for the Christmas vacation. The fol-
lowing program was rendered:
Song-II11rl1! the Herald Angels Sing.
School.
Rccitntlou—~-Falrlcn Keep Clirletmus.
Hazel Fcl'rlu.
Rocitutlou—-Mei‘ry. Merry
’l‘lmc.
("l1 rlutmus
Florence Moorc
Sena-411111.11 of Anwrlcun Guard.
School.
Recitation-“Day of Days.
I1yda Wicks.
Recitation—~See That Littlc Sunbeam.
Fred Morrif‘tcld.
11111211111ion-~Chrletmas.
I‘ruuk DeWatcrs.
Song~ Tltc Buglcr,
flrnmmnr (lradcs.
Song-Ilm'k' \‘l’hnt Menu 'l‘hosc lloly
\‘oicca.
School.
ltccitation——Addrcsn to Santa Claus.
Cornelia Brown.
Ilccltation—lllght ls Rlaht and Wrong
is Wrong.
Sanford Wicks.
Song—l’rulsc Ye the Lord,
School.
Recitation——
Edwln Austin.
Rocltatlow—Christmas Bells.
Ruth Thomas.
liecltatlon~0ucc ()u a Time.
Mabel Clark.
Song~f‘arol.
School
One of the features not on the pro-
gram was the appearance of Santa
Claus. who was very creditably imper-
counted by William Moore. After the
rogulat program was finished old
Santa appeared on the scene and made
every. pupil 11 present. The teachera
of the school presented the Janitor.
Albert Mills, with a fine turkey nan
token of esteem.
willeerachaum and Brier Pipes. new
goods. latest shapes. Wbelplcy 61:
Clark. .
w..-
—-l'lolly and Mlatletoe ut llanford'11
CINNON.
Mina Mnmle Miller was thrown from
a carriage while drlvlng to her home In
'thls place. last. evenlng. and fractured
heThe mhIethodlet Episcopal Church
Chrlatman examines. which are to take
place. Monday evening. In the hall
were rehearsed this afternoon.
-M.
PAINT You'll IUGGY FOR 731:.
wlth Devon's (lion 0111113111 “Int.
:13?“ for use: .1110 colon. Olvol h.
‘ with .1111 'i ‘
3111111331
Mm .
H E hittemnre will spend
tuna: with her son. Louie. and
ily,‘ In Stamford.
Mfrs. 111111111111 H‘lihle will spend
' ‘ond'tllvfra. George
- r'! 1 words.
02?. 1111 “be 311%3 ultimo S C
I manta in. ii More 111111
The bunny-Bobcat of t a Methodist
Church. Dorian. will give an entertain-
didn't. Christmas night. The church
will be prettlly decorated. 1
Matthew Cullen and. aughtor. 'Mlss
Milton. will he the 3 auto of Mr. Cul-
len' 11 ateter.M 13. Job Emory. Mont-
olulr. N. 1'J.. over Chi-{tut .
H R. Leonard 111111111 totes a visit
to his brother. bl Hr. .eonurd who
lately returned from Denver and has
taken 11 attack farm near Kaunas City.
People disposed to ace inconsistency
or Want of firmness in W. W Owen a
course in relation to the peculiar case
of his son. might, with more charity.
perhaps. take into consideration the
natural results of the conflict between
parental affection 9n the one band and
the necessity of 11111111151111 young man
under larval restraint on the atom. It
Is entirely human and natural for .1
parent In such circumstances to hope
“11111111 hope and to delay as long as
poaalble any action which must involve
separation for an indefinite period
to be one of affectionate care. no mat-
ter what happens. Mr. Owens and his
family are simply the vlctlma of a and
misfortune through no fault of their
own. Their position In the matter to
one which calls for sympathy rathei
than for critlclnm. ~Statnf01d Atlvo
cote.
«Skates. Hubbell & Kepler's, 1.11.5
Water St. “It"
wDIamonds. in rings. brooches, lock-
ets. etude. screw earrlngs, etc. Conn
plete stock. .1. Spencer & Co.
“Men‘s, Boys' Winter Cups. O'Brien.
w“.—
NEW CANAAN.
At the resldence of Mrs. George hock»
wood. East avenue. Wednesday after-
noon. nt 4 o'clock, took place the mar-
rlage of her granddaughter. Mien Cur~
vie A. Lloyd. to C. B. Fanchcr. Dr. R.
H. Ntede, of St. Mark's Episcopal
Church officiated. The bridesmaid was
Miss l-‘loru IPnlrty. of this town. John
H. Sloan, of-Ncw York. acted as best.
man. The bride was given away by
her brother. William Lloyd. of 'cw
Haven. Promptly at 4 o'clock. the brid-
al party marched into the parlor. ac-
companied by the sweet strains of ill?
Mendelssohn' 11 nodding 11111rch.rcn1lcr-
ed by Mrs. John 11.. Heiauln,,to a taste-
fully made laurel arch. In the cm nor of
thcrotnu.\1'hcre the womb 11111 c spot-11111
that made them husband and wife. The
roomu were prettlly decorated with
greens. The presents were very valid!-
Me and numeroun. Amld an avalanche
of rice the happy couple made their
way to the coach at about 6 o'clock. and
were driven to South Norwalk. where
they took a traln for a short honcy~
moon trip. Mr. I’ancher Is a popular
conductor on the trolley branch. and
the commuters prtsented him with a
dozen solid silver teaspoons. He l3 at-
so a Mason. At chueeday cvenlug’ 5
meeting the lodge presentcd him with
a couch.
-—Monnrch Pats. will not break cost
$4.00. The friend to whom you present
them for Xmas will say “thanks" and
mean It. too. Glover's the placc.
«Fine line of clgara sultable for the
Holidays. strictly union made. at .l.
Oldenschlnger'e. 104 \‘l’uuhlugtou St.
"Fancy bottles Cologne for
at Pinch'a. next post office.
Xmas.
DR. HUGHES ROBBED.
Burglara Entered Hlo Optical Estab-
lishment in Brooklyn.
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle prints tlu-
following account. of 11 burglary of
whlch Dr. C. F. Hughes, formerly of
Norwalk, was the vicltm.
Before the news of thc big police
shake up In Brooklyn and New York
had grown cold. burglars utartcd an
active Christmas campaign. Last
night thcy'cntercd and robbed the'op-
tlcal goods store of C. l“. Hughcs. 59
Court street of storlt values at bc-
tween $300 and $400. They carried on
their work in full view of the street.
and on a block which perhaps Is trav-
eled as extensively as any block within
:1 short dlBtuuce of the Borough ball.
A bright light was burulng at the tltuc.
street care were passing and a pollcc-
man was patrolling lils bent wlth all
of the aaeldulty of an actlvc guardu
men of the peace. Thom- facta appur-
ontly made no 1|Iffcrenc1~ to the thieves.
who took the best grade of goods I11
the establishment.
——Dr. M. S. Roach, ocullst and aurlst
can be consulted in thc parlors of the
Muhackomo Hotel. on Tuesday and
Fridays. between the hours of l and '1
p. In. and daily between 9 and 12 a.
111., It and 9 p. m.. at 515 Falrileltl avc-
hue. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated.
it
-—lf you have any doubt that we 31'1-
headquarters for oranges. both to dual-
lty and prlce, call at our store and are
for yourself. Seymour. leading grocer.
——Tbe boat In none too good. Peck
It Snyder’s pirates. F011 Cycle & Hard-
tvore Co. .
mafia-gm
m1. , 1|”
Plowman and Slum Hoof-
J11...
Hot Water Heating.
Hot lfr flooring.
droves” MW ”so
aura AND 1111: 11001111111
GI. and 8m Flttlnl.
new 01mins.
mum neonata- nacho:
RIQHMOND RANGIO r
Damon-1113mm or
die on
m. WW“ 5 i)? .1.
'3" yesterday handed down a decision tlla
aminding 11111 complaint In the divorce
from an object which does not ceuae‘
. In. If "I!
' 11111 Thayer, of the Superior Court
action of Maryh .Phllil 11 vs. Beula-
min ‘13. Phillips. Desert. on was the
around not up. The court had denied
a complaint for divorce brought by tho
husbandpa the 311nm around. At a
recent trial it was obvious from ,the
testimony that the custody of an eight-
yearold child was the principal bone
of oontentlon. In Dancing on the 01131.1
the court euro:
“The plaintiff In tblu cane left, her
huaband and child. without 111111311 111111
tlt‘ylng it In 1893. The letter of June
14. 1896, Is not equivalent to 11 return to
the performance of her duties. norlu it
a full and unequivocal order to do so.
It was enough to allow the defendant
that'ehe would probably come back if
he would luvlte her. perhaps. if he
would any that. be dld not hate her.
The husband. no for as the evidence
disclaims. hail never reftlned to support
and care for the plaintiff If she return-
ed to him. and I don't flnd from the
evidence that the defendant has de-
serted her.
"Judgment Is for the defendant and
the complaint ls dlumiaacd."
Mre. Phillipa resides in Brooklyn.
and Mr. Pbllllpe In (lreenwlch. 110 has
the child.
—--u—-—
—-l.arge asortment of Slippers, li‘. 1)
Lyon 11‘: (30.. 90 Washington St.
——Mufllers, Gloves. fancy
Shlrta. (special). Sellcck'a.
~(‘omplete stock Jewelry. Watches.
etc. .I. Spencer & Co.
Hosiery,
COUNT VON BLUMENTHAL DEAD.
BERLIN. December 22~Count you
Illumenthal. the oldest field marshal
in "11‘ German army, died last evening
on his estatc at Clucllcndori’. Duchy of
'Auhalt.
~Umbrcllae for Xmas. O'Brien.
-——— ..._..
——Absolutcly pure.
Lane‘s candy,
COMSTOCK. WATKINS a now AND
J. T. PROWITT.
sell the palnt that wears twice as
long as lead and oil—«Devon lead and
aloe. ground by machinery.
Do not delay your (‘hrlst-
mus shopping. Last year a
host of pcOpIc crowded our
store the day before Christ.
man looking for goods suit-
able for glfts. They had to
select from what was left.
and consequently they did
not .1101 pt-rhapn just what
thcy wanted. (‘omc curly
lllllISllllK BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Milford A. Giflin.
Manager.
A Nice
Picture
In about 1115 appropriutc 11 gift 1111 now
1-1111 111uk1\—~--a111l about 1114 rcasonuble
whcu you act It hcrc. All wc ask is
that you call and look over the aplen-
dld assortment of all kinda of llollduy
Pictures. Photo Frames. (baud paint-
ed), and eomc vcry choice Purine-put"
touts In all iilzca. If you want any
plt'turcs framed to order Wc guarantee
the best work at tho most reasonable
where to find no.
price. You know
We‘re here to 111M-
.wa
Papcrn. Pulntcra‘ Supplies. Art.
'E Ista‘ Materials.
l
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
l’nlntlng. Paper Ilanxlny. Decoratlng.
DECKER,
1‘11 wasnmoron arnna'r.
Conn.
Window Shades, Cornice Poles. Wall .
Scores of representative citizens of
South Norwalk are teatlfyln'g'oh the
following subject. Such a record of
local endorsement
modern times.
In
This public 1111111111111
111111111 by ‘11 citizen 1.. but one of the
many that have preceded it and the
hundreds that will follow. Read it:
Mr. Frank St. John, 511 Taylor ave-
nue. locknmlth by occupation In the
employ of the Norwalk Lock Com
pany, says: "I am not the only one
engaged In thin calling who pattern
from backache, aggravated by the
constant change of position and bend-
Ing and etooplng. There are others
in the factory and in the city that I
know who are troubled In the some
way. i had aomc disorder of my kid-
neys. whlch led to a palnful backache.
I procured Dean‘s Kidney Pllle at
Plulsted's drug store.took a course 01
the treatment, and It cured me."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents o. box. Nli‘oaier-llfllburn (“om
unequaled In
puny. Buffalo .Y.. sole ugontn for
the Unlted States.
Remember the name—Douu'n-—and
take no other.
QUICK
Who'll do my paper-
Iny In a hurry and do
11 new
I will.
JunfusBrown
South Main Strbet.
Under Buckley 0 Wheeler'- Bicycle
own.
Res. 25 Elm Grove Place
Christmas Notes on
Good Furniture.
lut' all you can of 111;. for we
|1:11'c llcut l'ztttcrus. Iircatcst Var.
i1-ty. lJth‘Sl l‘riccs. From 111111'
on Xmas shopping occupies thc
1'1'1111'1' of the selling stugc. llt'rc
grout prcpurations for thc past six
wccks |11111 tulminatcd in tl11'
must 111:1}..111ih1cut arrat 11f [loll
1l.1.\ ti-1111ls111'1 .1.~.~1mbl1d in I111
.\t.ll\\illl{.\. Morris Chairs Odd
Rockers. Couches, Book Cases.
Ladles’ Desks. Toilet Tables.
Chiffoniers.
(luv clalmt'atc holiday prcpztra-
lions' 1'11 111) wisc llllCl‘lt‘l‘C‘ with 11111'
rt'n'ttlztt'l111si11cs~. \\'c'rcju.~:t :15
rc.1d\ to furnish 1'11111'l11111s'1'1'r11u‘
plett' as if tllt'rc \1:1~' not hristmns
tradt'.
A. J. Collins 1S: 00..
12 No. Main 31., So. Norwalk.
Be Careful
of What You Eat.
A stomach in diutrcsu will not mukc
Xnutn u very "1111'1'1'1'" 0111'.
()111' groccrlcs arc perfectly rcliuhlc
~ rlhc priccs give you an opportunity to
save a little for Xmas gift.~~-1anofl1cr
rcllnluthln fcaturc )
0111' Very llcnt lluttcr. L’Ic lb.
1: pkg. .\‘. S. Mlncc Moat. 2130.
I8 lbs. Gran. Sugar. $.01)
New Layer Figs. ltIc box.
2 pkgs. l'crefan Dates. 1111'
(‘npc Cod (‘runbcrrlcn lflc qt.
Nev: [10111131. Mr glued.
li‘uncy Largo Prunes, lflc lb.
lt‘ancy..lamnl1-u ()rnngca, 23c doz.
A. STULL,
L’I COTTAGE AVENUE.
EAST NORWALK.
w
SURE ’IT‘IEIYROAT?
Brazilian '
Balm.---
lot. 11.. too or 31.11
BAX‘I‘ER'S 111
, BLAINE”
A-AWANT
IN THE EVENINOA §WTlNEh
WlbL SINK
QUICK RETURNS
,F
‘ Sift
merchant-”Wm"... ml
11111111111111. Stealth,
Hot Water aid
Gas 511111111.
TIN AND SHTET
IRON WORK.
con. WITH:ND
HAVILAND JTIBET.
nou'ru animator
and
Although we are hav-
tng a very busy season.
We have not allowed
our stock to run dOWn.
and can offer as good
vartetv as earher.
Will do your work
when wanted.
111‘;1111111
If) FlRSl AVENUE.
East Norwalk.
Tel. l35-2.
TRAIN ENTERS CASCADE TUNNEL.
SEATTLE. Wash, December 21—1
Great Northern train No. I. cant-hound
was the first to enter the C‘abcmlc tun
1111i. lilovcn minutes lutcr It cmcrgcd
on the chat sldc. The trip was 11 14111--
ccss In «very particular, President
lllll did not arrive In tlmc to partlu
pate In 1111- event. There wot-11 no car»
annuities and chuucc scttlcd what trulu
had the honor. The tunnel is I311“.
foot long.
"Phone 43-6 ' ..
131111111131 11 BERRY
S KATE» !
are the standard of the world.
Others imitate them but no one
makes quite as nice. neat. stylish
and pretty skates. We have sold
them for
FOUR'IEEN YEARS.
and stick to them. not because
they are the cheapest. but because
they are the BEST SKATE ON
THE MARKET. We warrant
them.
Our line of Table and Pocket
Cutlery is the finest in town.
Electrical goods have recently
been added to our stock.
Comstock,
Watkins
6': Dow.
112 WASHINTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
PROMPT ATTENTION
TO OBOE...
Plumbinm Tipping.
Steam and Gas Fitting
STAMFORD RANilltlh
Horactll Nash,
0011. Noa'rn Mmt
AND Wear Bram.
Dyspepsm 1:111
[linens what you oat.
A flood Workman
will glvc prompt attention to
your plumbing, if you let us
know your wants In that line.
We employ skilled and norm
rul uenlatante and the heat. 0!
umtcrlole. Call 113 up at. (my
time and you’ll have reason to
be glad you did no. 1 ' 1
Phone 137.3. I
Charles E. Claphaflb
so ennui Mam Itr'ut, .
South Norwllk‘. .
1.1 Suit Everybody
We have 11.111111111111111 by
the car-load every
fetv 1111313.
M. TARLOV
com
sourH fid’flWALK.
new 11101111.
1' ' ' 1111551911111.
CITY OF NORWALK, j
VULCAN AND EAGLE. i
Leave Norwalk 11 p.111. Leave Boob.
.’
I
Norwalk 6 p in Loan New Y
glgr 2.1.1113“ River. Beekman 313:6
. tn.
a
qr.-
W ..___._..
No Y3. N. H. & u. R. R!
In Effect December 2.1900- "”1
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
A. .1142 3:11 45511.5:4511.
:l'm. 7:13 1:54 8:1611. 9'03‘, 9236.
r. 11. «12 .5511, 11 '
:211, 4:07. 1.501. 7 225’“ 3'04.
51' WAYS
A.1\l-1215.’1 X 4: 55:1. 5: 41111. 9' 05.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
8:003 R 02 9' 00x
11: 110: 11.112' 10 02" 10 of,
.00! 0'02 3130‘
1.02 x 4:,114 1:.311 5.112.'11i103.6:02
:,00 a 00x. 1'1: 30 1'1: 00:
A. 11—42.- 0211 6:.00 -.30 1‘0: 0
I’. \i—0110.1‘.:110 ' 2
TIME 131111.11.
NEW YORK.
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A. 11—12: 112.1 5. no. 6: no. '1': 00,
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