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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 21, 1901 · page 7

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w “in“‘ilnrt o‘r

" fir. and Mrs. ilnmbpsll. 0 Van t
enumpre visiting “MN?" .‘Yor .. “we:

Street. .. ‘ -~
The regular prayer, meetlnh
new _~ in the Methodist ”C“
we i ,. _ ‘

3’ emits Merritt: thea’popul
riflih's Pharmacy, on do .
fi’ll’lids. yesterday. . . »

rs. Mary . .
rip" and bronchial} ill) . 3
Strawberry Hllh .
Mrs. Eben W«hlte..o
L, is visiting. Mr. and \
Godfrey. of East avenue;

. blbonr‘udwn: our Roller: Carl

, .. ., , . rerrlz‘ or
. i 3 . ‘ l .- , » l‘ .
" 'l‘noutiny “m d Mindy painllst was in Dnrlen. Tues~
fly ‘

it did ‘a good business nround

.. About» halt a dozen Darren ‘ ruling.
' infill lire counting on attending ‘u prime
rig .rnortiwest'er. Friday night:

’ , addition to he need as a laundry
‘3 is V. eiug built on Edward D. 'l‘i'ol
‘ Misti. other» at Colleuder'a Point»

h. no '0. 'Siiliman’s store in the

A. (ire s

“or the 5

‘ glint Hull block now presents a much

. e
erynotlceaole. ‘

Tl ‘ Darien Social Club will give no

nrters in Railroad nvonuo.

. Ire. Frederick Sehruder entertained

at number or friends. Tuesday night. ill

a cieimni ' “1M3?“ and a nices-

‘ri Mill rill ‘tl Joyedfhy all those prudent.

r npp'em‘nn'cc. The improvements
nnoe‘uih ,j till: old Golden: Eagle

I'l‘ u sd‘la'y evening. April ith.
holler ol.‘ her] birthday anniversary. A
Tlntl'on Whisél'vod‘ during" the

i woeh’ed iii
*lt‘i‘idrew Henderson and family spent
‘un “outflogtowo. . _ . I.
e lire tone, it: g’ood‘mxlny chimp
this place this spring.

s‘l ,
‘ . ' dragged hernn‘chor from near; fie Fidrencewil‘lint» lies returned home.

. Pinon to Second Point.‘

lry’much? improved in health.

Only about ten teachers and 0 'I‘hohre'nk in the water pipein front

neared

illodlsoeunday ruling. ”ille~iiii6i$rath"\'”piaod not been re.-
hé‘churohrinst night. then. ,

» tcr :1. short discussion of work. ll ‘

on nment who taken until'l‘hu

ivnlling‘nellt‘. after the prayer In

' ‘whonoflloerl will be elected.

The men who are to slngun the

’ ter Cantata. etude Methodist Ch

‘wlii meet for ll; rehearsal at Miss

Randall's. in .mversidc avenue,

. ,, n .‘

‘ Eggglnlg‘wiii be held 'at the church.
day evening. alkali-Nelda.

‘ The funeral‘oi‘: Mots Colwell. of

our avenue. whooieii oi scarlet tr

wan heidithigl‘htternoon at the . .

miller-walk cemetery; Where the ‘l fee by Wooster Ledge, l.

4‘ :mcnt took olnc'euTho Rev. L. R. bl. (my evening. . . .

i or. of the Solll.h=_Norwul

~ Church”, officiated. , _.

L. 3EA3T‘ NORWALK» FIRE DIST

. ‘ (1
Fire Distrlht are» hereby. notifle E
' the district‘tax fiijglifiymlll on the .
. liar, laqu‘on‘tho WW" assossmen
of 4 ‘ ‘
held'b‘n “lentil daymf June. 19

NEW GINA)”.
LlnliB‘Cl'aM) had-moved‘ln the Dove
port hornestcangarh street.

i, F‘. Sillimnn is having a line deliv.
_ Wagon built by Raymond a'Brnni.
idles Mary Humphrey has left the
ploy. of C. W. Barlow, proprietor or
s bakery. ' '
)r Grosvellor was in town, Tuesday.
his ulster. looking over his sum»
residence. . : .

. our candidates werefglven the‘ilrst
Q: 0. R.

at Sio’clo‘ok. A full choru

it Methlorlsl H. in. woundy is having the
"re wagon used. in“ his "‘jltlllhitless
itevi by Charles Scott” ‘ ' '
"r. and Mrs. Charles Bristol. of New
ion. vielteu overhundny with their
Riots. Mr. and Mrs. George Brown.
.orcst street. - ‘ .
leo’doro Ferguson crushed one or
' gore while moving'J'. ll. Uhie‘s
fixtures. it was cut all litthe ilrst
l)’.\' Dr. Dol’oro. " “
. Saunders. who is now occupy-
oomn over Charlesli‘ll‘lrty‘s store.
‘morc to the rooms over Kinoollo

..
‘utV‘i"
.,v“

a

mm

M

The tax‘pnyfers ot the East Nor

Willi-ta methanol the d

‘the Eliot Noma'k'ii‘ihwl house"annllhorn‘s store, April '1.

d o and payable; on the first
2: April, 1901, at which time i ‘
be ready to receive the same at.
store. No. 10 First avenue. .
the rate of nine per cent. a,year f.
April 1. 1901, will be charged on.-
taxes remaining unpaid on and
May 1, 1901f.~ ‘ ,

Collector of lakes ior the East

i
|

l
i

'ipill‘fid by

, of “million to the rule of the m

Dutcd.. East Norwalig',‘

‘thomdority rule, 'llihoe women w

‘ )uth lioforo the Willi,“ presented
’ -. Opera House. Tuesday evening.
.» hoof the best shows ever pro—
Penali‘ re The opera house was

led.

. lgb‘i'oa‘bronch of the pence. h
.. l'r ng t before Judge Nichols.
5"‘5' GORHAM' ly. and lined $1 and costs. ‘l‘vhlcil
_ _ :lid. . ' " '
walk Fire District. . ‘lur Bunncli, of Bridgeport. nus
'luitlilg with friends in town for
l days.» He returned home yester-
1 company with his Wile. who
oust Weigh. the

"march 20. 1
-. «an. IHCIV framm'ungluuuu
.slble contrast betlzb‘egld its early;v
in ' and those ‘0 . all. g _ ,
mg: purely literpr in its nubiec “3132'?“ the
studyand mahyo the membersw Uhl {1 19- h . l ll” ti
scarcely have dared road a paper ‘ .e. w lo as men cogallc ng
themselves. Today stole 1" the operation almuuT

amalllset club hus‘lnnny women . “3le“ year. lettdtiohd“ y. for
bio of fliilnglts offloasor speaking 0‘" . - do Whelche wil. con-
liantly:on many subjects. n the some business; He nus
, Clubs have developed exafitnesfi‘m‘j‘mom “xi“rel til New J95-
‘W‘l‘hl‘m‘ ”WWW" T “y ' Lillie Weed. daughter or G’eorge
may?“ pr'flclfigtgw‘lhfomgt” Milford. was mn‘rrl 'gtgu'clgl
‘W oh hell learned slowly the ”shindig. of "“5 place “in, 9mm
out February 24. '1‘.” . amt mu.

t out until a rowan” ago We!
' residing rm?
in Queens .
imalnn it; .llVllilu . Jo no,

ity; ”but Mm. Hooper thought ‘
most. women had learned to abide

cone bbl
” tlolstonpproveofa ... .. WW ,. ‘
mot moglfil‘y unsound. and a main W'Chv Who’luriileri rtiliiiod ih

» . .. . liill‘h'l'ucb;
' i ldom with it. To‘ Wrelirmiilhi tilt
:figofi’l’loc‘gu‘l: gull work for n rel V ”lemma. and interred in
ad manure in future mootl gs, b {53% figfilzozfivl g? etgnrl;
L " . cos n . -
mdhllemlfiguwuflo robe“l 1 ‘9. °fifij§ olden who her-
m mounts...” uoo ff“ 3;“ 0i! .
“ Ir. ‘l “ill " ‘1' .‘r ~ u l. a ‘ ' .
‘s’loz’d‘iwunk immovao. i »,.i‘.ii.,.m
col-l. formermmilgeni of, t a DEFEATS allow". .
H . , l r” .

, ‘ ire. w
“arrivedin Ni 0
insulators .

‘ ‘ 3W“, ‘

. military when there. is a

. conferred bl? Weetpol‘t Grange. 2’

Hour Smith was arrested Sundnv‘

Mleck. '

. W holiday ’ cvehlh I

» . r," . 3M on lbslml."l
tome.“ 'ond"'no”.w0lnnn should now.
hermit wrench such a .rfection of
ms t i cur bloat (thud! “0
i.. 0 hr pom: “(l/bub. to
trail more sketch. Mrs. Willlmhgqol
tinglidliowb. NJ timbre): entirely
cured of such illness and misery by
'Lydio E.‘Plnklluln‘s V ‘ “platform
pound. and the. guiding vice of Mrs.
Pinkllnm of Lynn. Mailer 1‘ " ‘

N9 other medicine has such it ‘ record
for'nhsolute bulbs; nnd no» other medi-
cineis .“junt as and”. Women who
womb cure shoul insist \l on getting
Lydia. E. I’lnkhuln‘n Ve e bio Conl-
pound when they ask for t at a store.
Anyway. write); letter (:3 éfieig’ilfii
moot .liynn... . x.‘ . , a;
Wireless: Kaila-QM Wire?

. ., WEIPDRIL: .
The third nod fourth denl'ees will he
. or

at . ill

H..‘ Wednesday,‘lilurch ‘17; " “
ll‘unl‘araihervicofl” lbr James Allen.
who died suddenly Monday. will be
held Thursday at 24p; log. ‘by the Rev.
Mr. Holmes. of the Methodist Church.
from the residence. our-nerd! 'liill‘gvsnd
Church street‘e.‘ ‘iii‘he‘buriui‘wlll be in
Willow 'Bl'oollconlotern. . .

Last evening infrequet Opornfloune.
the lust entertainment of the series
under the auspices ofltllo Men‘s Moshe
of the Gorilrregntlonbl‘dhuron was giv-
en. M r. and M‘fiawl fl. itobinson. who
are spoken cine iihe singers. and
{immune Klesl‘er. render and impelu
senator. appeared. ~ *

Mrs. Catherine A. Smith. widow or
the late Dr. Ge‘orge'W. Rubey. for
many years n resident" ,ofiVVostport,
near what it now lihown’as Bipporly'll
mill. died last week Thursdayin nor
sixty-sixth , or. at. the homeol' her sis.
tor. Mite. .. ll: ilubhflrd.‘ in New the
veil. and» on Saturdnyywae buried in
idl'ergreeu.cumetery. .thnt éity.‘ The
deceased had loony warm friends here
with whom she visited on Weedeide
avenue. with Mrs. Peter it: more and
her mother. Mrs. William Wood, often.
since the death of her former‘huslland.
Eurly one line. morning since the ex.
treme cold left us. what may truthful—
ly be coiled troops of rohlnefnnd other
Singing birds Were seen getting ready
for their summer work. Either the All-
duhon indies have. done their work of‘
fectuully, which all are sure is the
rose. or their 'nrgumellts in favor or
trimming bonnotu with something
which done not call for killing‘al'ull'd‘
to got its feathers for that purpose.
has led to bird c’onildonce shown in
this prompt return after. migration.
The opinion that we are in n bird cycle
seems to have ground tosupport it.
Let us all he bird good. and sprinkle
crumbsvwhoni we have nominee.

‘ MM...“—

L YON’S PLAINS.

I... It. lioyt and wife are {ignin visit»
his; in Bridgeport. .

1.. ll. Hoyt, and wife
log lerridltopo‘rt. .

.lohn McCoIJnm isont ngnln after it
scvore attacker clumsy. _ . .

Willis Lyon gave a birthday party
to his schoolmates on Wednesday mu
ening. .

Frsnh Nichols spent several days in
Duuhury,» inst . week. returning. home

Saturday,
wife. of Ridge-

llrc ugnin visit-

Huniey Williams on
field. visited John Willows and fam-
ily this week. ’ “ '

Rev. Rnlplancfi’erson. who has been
ill fovvnomelatlmerls niliovto‘ottendrto‘

Sunday. from nfivlsit of a month. with
iir do in Hidden. 3/.“ .- i l

‘nry Nlcllola.‘ ‘o nllbeen bullyl’n

Danbury through the winter. is homo
i‘or‘hmoek or more.

in 'Very poor heal!

Mrs. Frank My . . , . bin. at-
teggpending' lW?"WWMl hire.
0 use Drown;.qspl :H {and or
“Wt son. Ht..m‘ll‘.m
:v. f . v. .George. her shit. of Woolf]? .

hint-parents on Sultdflmfils father in

lean . rt it
o It lllmm heaghpgfw“

 

woo very interns

l we. the
; tilt of the rec .

““lu‘lii‘idalili‘uliur leldr'ui‘l “hurl

nerrwmlmrln‘olloelnd. outed .

orients.
all rrivniy ' ‘tlniziilth

. ll
burs. conveying than”
to allotment large a donations.“ (rho,
uullieg‘rnmuromlthe workmen or ii
oursterloontiy novella ‘
o , , , .
to like both lot i

enunciated: lire!»
tribution, to the , minim

blurs to be of muoh '- router in
than the ' donation dry theaiitew
librarian. no» . ”19F worklnomon . ways
anoolnlly nppeai .gto . loll laympaillp: .1 r.
bad no idea thatvmy bequests tor, the
henoht'oi’ «the new “blurb? librarlou
Would he » regarded.» .i any troy ex.
trnordinury: ,i ‘ am». glad to hour the:
so loony sites have allieedv‘been odor»
ed for these libraries, ltli’d irem not sur.‘

blfiil‘ ll

, prised to learn that Abraham orient

ltt is em in; thoee uttering .sltosior»
the librur os. .Vllixli\lnyor. Hewitt in t
noblest Roman .ol'ithtlm. all. and in
anxious for 1“le demo to. Shiho c
tie. in incl 1 haddotermlned not
aid Cooper institute .until oil-Minor
Hewitt Chiller! Scotland. A regllrd .tnlq
gift on sumo. entto provide tonlflelv"
l‘orkfs. present needs in the way or.
prudential one so. rent city.
nopnletiou oi’N. ‘ high "liter ‘
thirty—Mellon cent. during the pilot
code. while million has not lll,c[epsed
niom; ‘lllun- ten perjcbnt. ‘dnr‘lns' the
slime no; oil. end. what New York mill-
ueed inlth‘e future ill ‘llmutter for only
sequent consideration." ~ j
Edines‘tioned control-hing the Sunday
opening'ot these libraries. given to the
people'ol’ th‘e‘rlly ot‘New York; Mr.
.Onrllegio repliedr‘ i ‘ ' .
’ "'Mr. Carnegie is nwery wise man.
and allont as the trove regarding such
matters. 1 simply desire that the pool
pic of New York follow their own
Wishes an to the use of these institu-
tions; ‘ Whatever they determine will
be quite entinfsotorlr‘fto the.” ' .
When questioned in regard to the
s‘ggosted mnyOrnlty ~candidaey, iii-r.
(l rneglc poohkp‘oohed any aspirations
in that diretlllflnl" ”liliwill‘ any. howov‘
er."-oontlnued the millionaire; ‘:thst
New York treats ~hllr public men
shamefully. They are not hnlf'as lied
or} painted. it is o tryout city. and you
w ll have. to 30 ll ifoli‘rvmy' to mm a
hotter one." ""' " '- ‘
“That’s What Mr. croker maintains."
sugar-lama a New York mun who Was
present. ‘ . , »
i"Wdli. Croirer is not-“f commence
ed hir. Carnegie. hilt checked himselr.
Hr said. "i musthft’Wili‘l't‘holitlos. i
only want to say that'i din glndto be
able to‘oonirlbute anything toW'ard on:
welfare of the great city of NewYork.“
Mention ‘ ‘of‘ltho‘ Chinese ”hbelttlliii’b“
led Mr. Currie . "
on those on ‘ fill emotion i..Amei'-
lull hob boonih grew-fool'ihlhel‘" ’. . ,ign
affairs Mil mslfiildflfimw’”! ll:
lulvo ll“ ml‘.(illinm”hnd« with
‘Slr lilo e‘rt Flori fromh‘es‘lpnlng' “5
end. .l’ii’IE'il and is wine'ehé“ will to “
low ml 'dun vice." ‘ '
Mr“ neglc said he .ll

rdopotllm’o W

2“”.- «‘W;

. "1 WW 59% . ‘
irnln at Field: when‘ll‘wulniledllnro n
’renorvod 'oonlpartment and RMW' for
London before hepnn ”W on by
tho :rowd. "‘“l’ih‘v'i‘ii‘if. '5" '

news FROM» Pillow oHllIRFUL.
.The Freer ll- aimollhli 5;. During.
. , l». ill ~

rltAlli’S. Moi-oh _ . sardine re
lzoll-sd'lhereyirom Felliprs every cheer-
.tul're ' rainsgtho automating at no;
tliit honouring" the past week. The
A ‘erldnn propo nl‘to arrange for e-
.glandihu Joint dhmogos train China is
ding favorably discussed by thc‘pow-
.oltl. There appeare”'to he a» prospect
rim“ the udobtlliddf ihihiproooolllonrah
thou ll.» withsome modifications xii-om.
I! o Igin‘hl form. ' , ‘
‘1) Feeling ill Ports “fevers an agree-

lll nt, unions the over». I: no
Dig ‘lli'noii'ilt ouch "ll lite unalmmm
Md. then the presentation of flint»
dihonnts to the Chinese government all
a stain] it inftilolixhtr 0 egg? on
v on an: ‘ . , . will;
f old he ‘i’imWWom loiions‘
ttlng in the respective leutlonl. and
presented nepnrltoly. ,

W

BLOODBHED PHEVENT 0) .
~gaunt Von Walden-«n Mini? W
' Toln Woo Succumb;

. dent of The Associated Preu lulu
3‘ mod

 

not You wildorae‘o during his brief
y in than ‘l‘qlnl pg: . any». succeed

h‘. H I . ’

.ht’n’ 7:
vowel. “All the

'M‘rrCnrnoglutol-n come-non ent of the, I
lnirmrillm y

from good»? authority that '

:lillllb .” to “ the

.avull‘iittle. because
5, .ll gilloodmnditll'roiifiil
MN" I ' l»:

hiejtl »‘ ‘ co

‘ mountainous. the in:
meal/«monorail» ‘ ofi‘tho'nlo 6\ ll ll

.lthey are taken into-tile «atom
‘diteuse. and‘iul'ii/e outaibe‘

bouillon t themewaiszundlhldnow.

3m othersmdo.Stmn'sa'cntazmh'ld‘abw: V.
lutema’chfethe Gomez f theimlsohiet _

looteofllofumtrelyiloou Improves: " ’

“a h. egrmhus reach the blood. the real ~ .

you: ‘ some roman orb-smut . _

.. l'llhorremnrkable success-brillm-mb- .

r.
w.

Hfl’. i”

W": . more leer l
bond? The Aethelndemnlt
Ciliilii”5’§i"illvi ‘.

.

lllfid’ . at

lull Ia curlne’erlp.mmh-nnsoml The

die rottweiler poitlon ‘ trout tho ' syeteni

o {the ”extensive laceration oi»; mucous.
which utilises the hawking spitting and
‘ lasing. bestow thoeeoretionrie not
pplied Mm: ll‘eni’tblrlbiobu .1 ' ‘
No years. we Solar-tom.

a» were ,unkl‘loWn. but todnyqllo
come no popularith'muyh p‘onitive:

 

United-States. G
loin ‘nowfl-‘l‘re‘ll them ,

am Mu‘flDEflxTRiAL.

Examination (limiting-m Progressing
‘ hill“!- [ _ " .
sown, Muse. Morph _2l~f'l‘he,3ér.t-
trial Hooves our.» rapidly ~for_..one that
present! 01°"me rhino. “Elwin“ io'r
ill on afternoon adjournmentmlwenty‘

oilsew‘rlts seen. p >
that ,‘ulstrict‘ Attorney fiPetom filial!

that a wagon of the

murdered man. oWnedn wagon with
locale spoketlund-tlres. £2 . ' ’ "

.' Where has little sensation in the ‘

day’s mmceedinxs. A little spice. was
m‘tt‘oduced when opposing counsel
Z‘Il‘owed signs of lrritstlbn. ht Judge
filial-mun onutioned them .
good Iatm‘ed. ‘ ‘

tor.
'mle incident orthe forenoo‘n session

ll'nd‘lun; trouble: is Ibdoahsefthcy-d‘rivo v‘
H. ditheiiiflli‘hnd throat batons-oblon-

it.‘ that drilggint’e leverywhere in. the

lit the: 'foiv’tygseven-ofi-thé. entrapment -.
‘Wltne'hqeo had heejll heard. From their .
minimum ar’inlruutllne of thertate’a ‘
it was» to confirm‘ all ‘

nihiln'odin his opehlngpiea. nrsny wlte . i " -- .
nossesbeih‘g usellxto pmveth‘ntt'n rillc ~
. won’dischuiiged ohthoRteakhm-tlhliifi ‘
reunion thonlght of the murder; and ‘ .
, Demarest style. ‘ .
which rattled greatly. Twnsohurriediv , ‘=
driven: 1mm. and to the farm ultimo! .
~interVthnn‘tlle hour! oflthe rlile reporting
it’- hns been shown that Bailey, the .

heap. ~ .

E'l‘lle court was crowded to the doore ‘.
Best showed no more interest intll'e —
proceedings: than the average spectam ’

{no the appearance onilthe'ntandwof' ‘
. mnemonic unwilling-muons elbow-six , WW...”
years-oldi- l-iler testimony woe about .

‘ dartingpain over the eyesornear

the telllple. is almost instantly re-
lieved‘hjy Aceton. ‘
Aceton does not afiect the heart;
At your Druggisi‘s. 25¢. «a box.
Aceton Medical Co.,
Mystic, Conn.

. - QUICK.
W.llo'll do my papering in p
. a hurry and. do it _ right ?
' ‘l‘éwill..;‘»

.luulus EROWN.

.South MainSt’teei,

i Under Buckley and Wheeler's Bicycle
, - 'Ulore. . - . . .

l Res. 25.5lm»»(3rove Rider...
:.. >7 [fir-P. .. .. A» fly»... it}: on»

the: westbound remains-of» the ”rat: i» -‘

For two houruohe-etoodrdeolinlng to
he mamas Judxerflhemnwtold liar
. and answered questions

dunno! number it uhedud been in

,-.. ., 1.; oglrt negro. :3, :sho’ “lead she had»;
'1. .w one. ,vs “ when, tor mur-
Pts all. one9 . y _

» the timely“ tortillas”; use.

could not ~give the

date. but

Ono witness. li‘hellofh. (Iowan. sow
the we .ll whit: rattled- post» her
house. it» it when load-which looked
like "dead biu‘jeoverod rover." she
could not’ deiihijlllo‘ the driver.

“out lit . trillions»-
Arriiltfilcwlilmlu - Volley .ll
. flotilla. ‘
v TERRYNMIIE. l’Mal‘ch ”Elwin"
Halli” . .
.littempted robbery and
jumble-walldyllehdll here invariant: ‘
it alone our
0‘ ' a 5'; l n. \- .2“
mmw ’i’li’d gob meoflf‘jio ’ ‘
lineman; but: it You
throuaigthuulon. and all
“it?" it
ll“ “@119!er who-"- or“:

Wu are bilioull. nae those fum-
plils know u Dertt's Lit-

.il lilorly “hahwmrm
" {0' n
all! 4"", E- n. 5" '» JP: ‘

”ma-u.“

pusher

to the quail

tllna.;liifl0nfl oval-linearised .inl'ront or.
her house on the night of October 8.‘ .

fit Wo’Mlltyniive years 01. ; 4 My.» ~ . ‘ -
1' “l" PAINTING. NHB'H‘ANGING Ann ; »

trolls Holilnn' lul ' " ‘ ‘ rum * " V
‘ " ‘ it: ‘e - '

?lllhlnl my?

, , ' lent 1

ti wowma at him. escape-i ‘

. ("Won see. the lack officer-ta is next _

with chumps. IOnoolthowdeiendant’o. .7

Are new inl‘llivtggk,‘ ruining;- variety
* “ er more. runs. . la. our.

. paling engined ll number

or m erotnssrnp‘nn HANGERS;

. me are in better positi’pn‘ than over to '

all you‘ve“... .. . .
- W

. osoonxrino.
l. {5 ’ ‘ L . .

J

. initial

ill First

' [will

 

;‘. ”'2'." that lndi ,,.

ligaments. Much 41‘4““ corral» ‘ ‘

 

N cllralgia attended ~with sharp q

.' present the notes :and::‘-.»_
. against the association

Momma "fir lost tibjrwolk.

. Extinguiiill .
' orhllollrl
a d

 

13‘} P r

.1}; > .. ».» ‘ e, 1'?
, bill in the Imperial liotel, ‘wh ‘
‘ wen i b.

ui .kly, exile u
a gmnll’nln

nee‘fbl ‘
ponndr‘outof op . , on?

u

‘ ll

. 3’. ¢,.
finishers. in the “ hands of One 9“

our em loyees.
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