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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 2, 1901 · page 1

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With the

Whit:

nM

The regular
(lomlllon Coup

last night

loints of view
members of ill,
appeared that .

men to ill

Chamber was ll ‘ 7

to stand ill
.l. (ioodu‘ll
chairs and
and clear i

There were on
sembly who had
could be plainly
ily were waiting

voice their

for of connecting

Washington

(some up for disc
disappointed in th

for the regular busl
0f. the members of";

on u. lnotion

seconded by Conudi A ' " ll,
go into executive tarsus
H. Light was there"
leave with the res

rather up w“

it writs then after 10
near y i2 before the
ed their way

Eli-M nyor

s

enter the he

ho had an all-«-
and before the
he had stirred

heat.

suit might i.

blew over and eve

friends again,
What broulz

-“v New Haven
. gompanr was
8

Monroe street
onroe street

has been belon.

times. The
ed the comp
the com

the company to b

Adams was nth

"1 don't quits

Adams is
Ferris.
a little."
“Yes, i can so
driving ai." said
searched throng
can find no dislil
0 New York
ford R '
sidewalks.
lzes the city at
or a sidewalk i
property.
last fall ii
the Railroad ('ol
accuse they wan
property.
protect the
we taxpayers i~lll0
“i think tllat it
it question uhouh
opinion of the
submitted in \

di‘ll’ln

to

The l,-

i‘ill'
attorney paid for?
iii of w '
i‘ the rich
ask ii."
Street (
id that

l ‘wvni to let

sat . ' ‘
bridgelrml (1"
t o be iltilli'.
by half of the
lilOWillliii. lie
nil in law. tllel'
, oi the oompnn
. 0 over that I
that it i

. bridge. alld

it
viliit, l .
Ilka all"

‘ Whirl n. ..
under th

com

ruck

out. He was about iii

Several men
for a time it looke

,dewulks ill from of. it?

.. . . l l 3
Perhaps ho ." ' ‘mlncllman

h the (it;
li'iiiil) “HM,

allroad (loll
illld nolln‘n:

Ha h

liil lllt‘ (‘liIl' v‘llll'

if there is am
Railroad i‘olnp

l
l'lty attorney
with"; and.

)l‘li, alld for
IH of the cltl'l.

alld a)",

y
'oad every
ll pili‘ .
ut cracked uto

“ in ilrotty
(' l iltlll't 5m}

Danr "
d them] 5 “I” '

we . e I
ohm-f will timed. "MM 3.
‘ _,olloworlnlr the. deoc‘
r’ shun put into Bridget

i' nod ltis'feored they were 4:

,,. it council or blown out to an.
it upon todoy nothing lulu ..
mn‘ihsviuon or the boot 2‘

. incur." r” l“
h w ”i: ll" have, $31"). b.“ they ...

3, ” tediout Sunday a...

fill

any...»-

informs launch. '

. which they tool’te'tgnlgligg

d lot: there. The men th

e nothi‘nssigstford. but since i: . down ,
”in” . as been heard ‘ "' '

o
O

. Wit

1‘ cit .
83W“? Neely

elm till this
‘ ,Slloltmv Elinor .,

w ‘. ,alldEl .
canon-m“ in") m “"t tmm 301m; “$31”?
by“ ”WWII“- critical] a Small heat to till it

' my,” and Who’ it 3"“ féureti buds. :8:
coat, .mwnod. are page. on 110"“ man.

:' then-boat hovl ~ ‘
lining. {no sounds” wo’ifl Iii? oggwfiercm
any. :n of they will be home today ..coiv.

“Willi

indoor lino
ro oi l7 lo 5.

lliiil iNlEliii'iiiNii fEiliiilE‘ .

”Elle" for Both El

,3”, Member!
own, But 0 i i
Excellent “wot-kn ‘23:)”.

'Stronply Supported.

n. ”I“
N :er G. indoor baseball loan

"3"“ reputation
her to its 0 and 8

ed the follow] .
afternoon

the d
l was“
urgin
he on

seating . '
ill

and M ‘

\ gab ~ ’

, dis' 3 d B ’
"d?" ma Int . COMM” c o
rri ring
ll. Hon. th‘
highcdid no?
iingly ill “£33m?
b " ” '

of Good

‘ and $10,000.

home. ghts We

Edwin
ll. it cow, b6
‘0 Si'lli‘dWIth no
media
nearly it]

I

goof“ lim‘
d all tlio‘ ”cu we‘d?
[1 gm!!! all

e an seventeen to five,
11 the presence oi! s

‘ w outdoor,

riousfi;
rybo
mus it! tho

ll

‘ . as we ;
neat. and with their usual at
. 101117 min; A fair sized dele‘

. ,_ .‘o no raiser ”39‘1““‘9m‘
and Hay . ”.m'Wfllk Armory. ‘ cock. in the. “m
not ‘ 'v " ‘ “i I I

ht about

Butler trod

. i‘lllli'i‘inl
Ill'idgoI .

p—u-nn—I-

ed mica.
grtnh at a ball which “mail;

Only I Pow H

w... am at the bat ‘
M m dreamy the local b3: '
motors eamplnuse . of all the home ‘
‘ . n the other hand the corn t

elB began scoring as n

was no law 00 8 easily l‘e

llllil a Side“! k
.l. -

xiiflili'l'rldlli‘ what Mr. lit out as easily I
. . as V
be team succeed

one tally after hard was:

. Th
. what I am ligcilnne up was M 182033;!“ R
. . . cg.

Mun... "1'th .o-p l '
‘lmrter drill Vanilla? J. Conroy
in favor or Down w‘ com”
‘I l'& Hm Ouhill Lockwocd
‘.' legardgto. McCunn Cochrnue
hat author- McKisrusn Kennonc
mm” 3 :lie wheth- .Youngs
WW" ylotto any McSherry
. M. .4 Idecidcd MoBImrpy‘ . ' c lnnn
claim???“ Empire. '1'. Francis Weisl‘iPL Moran
mm to it: tally"l Iain gilt: 202331 mnde the” first
.. ‘ _ i. be
”Mining! n: safely and scoring on two‘Ztl’i(l,v('lisl~hslIn“!E
"Id km,“- ”- ‘ . n fling Illzll‘llal'dnflih But when tlloyefgb'tI
about lilno i v a he 0 I 8y were badly “Wild
be (ll-(1.1...” Tim succlofcrregiluxbelggo 33,13“; 3’62?

should be had been retired twelve me
li‘ ~ ‘ n
,1 nus...“ ,3i..l”i.”t‘.:l‘i"..°lil‘ in 3333 :
”1' '1‘“, run; a) this or had In chance to lielli'édlmm nev- '
. ll“ WMODIIOD ‘TIIBDOXCBOOI'O by“!!! Btu
ins in gnnemi" Will! made in ffl
It i ‘ ‘ X“ d l ‘
_ .' i‘utblll ovo song by Mr.
bun“; walks Conroy. ‘It IOOIiGd Its Ill
. street team had ll case of m
i gum. pulled together and stopped
“I "'7'" "”319 spy more damage was done. -
W" null l...“ m ; ‘Ingths fourth the It. A (L's mm
H... in ii: issuer r "r W .32
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may"? “r mm “#3 9:3“ ms and on: in the sixth.
. . lll‘ llllll an. I .' IQ V to" nude Md
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-...,,. It. . ‘I’, are for cnou I c

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illlIv illld 16039 ,a-‘WC

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”IAN. ”I“ Til“.
. bra—.—

liliitly 'l'.\’.
I'lf‘cnlltl an)...“ lift" J
llllllol m... ,, ‘ ‘ . ,

lzood shin... “no. '

Mm, w" Til.’ i will Arrive From H
, ,W‘lflly: Mill” Hill.
H ' 0' Pythiu“ Colombo no ~

,.0flltliiiurooy from .
who mum. one

«in l-nllghi‘en us
fill It'll till
.\i r.
an.
N led the street

"\l' Hal...
lpunIl
l‘lley [ll .3. C. m
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l.
My 1 r fLieut. Stewmt

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nllmlr In.

lil llv m. 1,,

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’9 illl oil
ibill.

ndlly.

l'lill

lot My ‘ ‘

u no law in “Nil

0 1‘" once. ,
ell stein.

WW 1. _ .
ulna illlillli ‘

ro Department .
. to the Scone.

it. yesterday afternoon
. at‘brsuchvllle.owncd .
toxins Gilbert 4: Ben; .
Sting Company. caught ‘ '

sohp'factory u. house
sing to Both Benedict.
the domes also reached
lllo’w house and born.
ly scorched.
root: poles were hut-no.1,
: n from South‘Nol-wolk
ly the homes for some

“was shut down at. the
firs must have gained
. before it was discover—
efleld Fire. Department
d and fought the flame».
prevent the building
down. and had to wot
buildings to prevent
me ‘

is contained some stock
a well so a quantity of
chicory belonging to Bon-
hcrt. The loss was be-

, NT DEGREE WORK.

Visit

rein Goo rothcr‘s’ Lodge.
Old Iron tcsm conferred the ln' -
no on four candidates isst
.ffr Brothers' lodge. of nor-
‘ were William McPherson.
‘rnnk Svoc and Fred plai-

Norwalk delegation tool:
r leaving the corner of
street at 7:56. The work
is the degrocmwas excepv
i done. Roireshments fol-
rumour. The noble grand
hers‘ Lodge presented the
n oldest of Bull” Lodge .,
“ drills with out sun
0 x the members at the
so to beheldw

(2 cabins can.
Random sol-vim His

OUTI-

ulels. aged" seventy-three
; yesterday noon. surviving
hose deothwps reported in

Sentinel. by only ill low
, ‘. Daniels was. s. well-known
. the Silvermine district. in
of New Cannon. and was
looted by all whohuew him.
I is of both Mr.‘snd Mrs. Don-
‘ l held tomorrow afternoon.

K-HUILLIER case Poo-r.
‘ no

NED.

of John A. Partrlck vs. Eliz-

' lulllier. oxecutrlx of the will
so, deceased. in which For
us that while he was alive
front of
but belonged to Mr. Lee. for
never received and pay and
till; a claim against the es.
cxocutrlx disallowed it. was
:ome up before Judge Lock.
is Norwalkrsldc oi the Town
stordsy afternoon. but was
until Friday. at 2 o’clock, by

‘ t of counsel. owing to it be-
this to get all the witnesses
‘J. J. Walsh appeared for
"tilt and Warner and Gold-
tbo dotondnnt.

ON'O 00003 REPLEVINED.
lay Deputy Sheriff John W.
vent to Wcsiport and rcplev-
a furniture belonging to 8am-
idorsou and stored in a store
longing to 'Gsult Brothers.
others had had a portion of
turn attached by Deputy Sher-
er and refused to give it up.
that Anderson owed them In
, Anderson secured a writ of
and Mr."8cullcy went and on
s furniture. The case will lbs
tors Justice Smith. in West

ill

' ill! REAL IOTATI SALE.
nsrxctic real outsto agency of
i. Layton sold yesterday for

. to of Williom R. Lockwood the

opposite the Grunttevulo
in Church street. consisting of
. and lot. to ‘Paul finite and
Wool: Not-walk. Mr. and Mrs.
m just sold their farm in
orwolli. snd‘wlll move to their

look. Gemini ‘Wi
lock. . .
‘0

I ‘ jibe brospnt‘“

are Edwin 0., . .
‘ my tenant. of also
Roscoe. secretu

. I mm.
‘Ali ofthe‘ rs 'l

mullemou have

‘ .‘Botts and El-
linen Io. clerk in the
oty‘ ,s. and his

' to, hear that

lint K. Grasp
- Mr. Graze

many friendo ,.
he has eutofe‘d.

 

Our

.. imn Bottl-
’ Innsl‘l‘nccd .

on lu‘olomory o: Hr John H; Smith,
was in“ place 3' Church for
Palm Sunday dips j of it. Goissler,
of New‘Yorh fund I . duodenum: and
executed the. work. Above the ro-ublo
la a Coon stoncchut in quail-atolls,
above are ll . ,, duels. arched

. an, ' '
mounted. with; tie doodle pinnacles o
the some material. 80m brunch mock
candlesbrn project from the turrets.
The following-inscription is cut in the
supporting column of the south turret:
To theatgtliory 'of

Erected by the
. Perish
in memory of
John H. smith.
one of the
Founders of
Trinilyttlhurch
and Warden
‘Untll His Death.
his life
was devoted to
the welfare of ,
.nlo Parish.
The whole effect is very beautiful,
with the term colts. tint on the wall as
l background. -
in harmony with the rcredos and on
the some wall has been erected a hand.
some credence. to gift of the Bethany
Guild. The credence is constructed
with heavy arched canopy of stone.
surmounted by a cross. Here are two
marble shelves. the whole supported by
a large alabaster column.
.—
LEGAL’ FIRM HNANCIALLY EM-
IANRAIOED.
ST. JOHN, N. 3.. April I~A special
from Fredericton to the Sun uys:
The well-known legal line of Black.
llliss.& Nonlls is in financial difllcul-
ties. with liabilities placed at “0,000.
The concern was generally supposed
to be very prosperous. it did a very
large business. especially to convey-
ancing and handling money for invert~
tors. Besides city and county busi-
ness. the firm had .mportnnt business
connections at St. John. Halifax and in
England. it is understood that hcnvy
detnlcstlons have taken place. extend-
ing over 3 period of‘seversl years.
Mr. Bliss has been confined to his
house for several days by illness and
cannot be soon. it‘ is stated that the
condition of the firm‘s affairs was
learned by him only a tow Weeks ago.
as John Black, senior member OI'IhO
firm. managed and controlled the noon-
clnl part. of the business. Mr. Black-
lcft the city about a month ago on pro-
torsional business. and has not re-
turned. Nelllii. the other member.
left yoltsrdny for Boston.
MI. HARM; UNOIATID.
DONDDN. A rli‘iirn'i‘hccourt which
boo h the election chin-goo
"ain’t r. polo Buthortord-Hor-
rloniormor «orator-yo! the varnish
chortorod donut 'nirlos Company. and

dulouoy lo Supposed to ”the cellos

Nash, colored, sgcdfl‘eiawas shot
by Charles North, white, this.
noon, at .ilzIGrove street, in the
room occupied by the couple.
Jealousy, it is said, waStllI'c coup
of the shooting. The bullet cntcriiiT

‘ Philippine Islands and recognize

usual

at tho honour—Mon Arromd
And the Woman Taken to tho

Hospital. .

HARTFORD, April woman .

C

ed the woman's left breast. She
was attended by Dr. hunts, and
sent to the hospital. North was

immediately nrrcsted,,antl is now
locked up at police headquarters.
W

OATH OFALLEGIANCE.
TAKEN BY AGUINALDO.

WASHINGTON, April 2—— cc-
retary of War Root alln uses
that Aguiualdo has taken it e oath
of allegiance to the United States.
I The oath referred to is as fol-
lows: -
“I, Aguiualdo, hereb renounce
allegiance to any and at so-callcd
revolutionary governments initllc

and accept the supreme authority
of the United States of America
therein: I do solemn] swear that
I will bear true {hill and alleg-
iance to that government: that I
will at all times conduct myself
as a faithful and law abidin citi-
zen of the said 1 lands, all will
not. either direct y or indirectly,
hold correspondence with, or give
intelligence to an enemy ofv‘the
United States. nor will I abet,
harbor or protect such enemy;
that l impose upon myself these
voldntary obligations without any
mental reservations or purpose of
evasion, so help me God.”

coo—no—

ITALIAN ARRESTED FOR

- SHOOTING ROBINS.
S'l‘RA'l‘li‘ORl). April 2—«Gamc
Warden Saul Wakclcc today ar-
rested Antonio leppialia, a labor—
er. employed at the Beaver Brook
reservoir dam. for shooting rob~
ins. The arrest was made as a
warning to the Italian camp at the
dam. which has depended largely
on song birds for its food supply.
Hundreds of birds Warden Wake-
lce found, had been killed by the
men, and if the practice had been

town would have been without
birds. Na pialiu was sent to jail
by Justice 3cclc.
STEAM ER scenes
AYREAN DISABLED.

isbsteamcr anorc Head. (Cap-
tain Smilinirom Galveston March

here. reports

posed to be the Bucnos Ayrean.
(Captn'l Pitts.) which

( .
safety of which some apprehen-
sion has been felt. '

WWW

SURGEON HALL

for help

llltlFrow of'thc bones.)

. offs, . ,
Isign tbeIei
. demanded ,

» ion. decide

‘ tercd into-withtllc contractors. A

persisted in a large section of tip;

BELFAST, April 2~—Tlle Brit-

13. for Belfast.) which has arrived
having passed,-
March 30. in latitude 53 north,
longitude 2i west. under reduced
speed. on Allan Lille steamer. sup-

sailed
from i liladelphia. March ii, for
ilasgow. and in regard to the

DIES IN MANILA.

MANILA, April 2-«Cllicf Sur-
goon R. H. Hall." of the depart-
ment of Northern Luzon, died of-
iil three weeks with as-
tcamyciliis (inflammation of the

he surrender of rifles since the

c
‘ bobcat wore .
d)! ille‘Ciil‘psnters’ u:
. this "morning to: ac-
code to the demand, (and. the. men
employed by him. returned... to

tractor now hold
Union. . , .
. In Greenwich,‘trouble seems to
ber’brewiu in the building trade. '
because a argcoroportion of the
Union workmen are .Said to. be
not in sympathywith nogotimibuu
Which a representative of the
Building Tra‘des Coilncil has can

5 out against the

strike is expected.

DIVORCE CAUSES . .
REMARRIAGE. r

STAMFORD, April 2—Ed.
ward W. Valentine, cf Yonkers.
N. Y., and Mrs. Naomi Voice. Hol-
listcr, of Mount Vernon, N. Y..
came to Stamford yesterday, and
secured a marriage license. and it
is understood the marriage cere-
mony was performed last evening,
by a local cleri, man. Mr. Valen-
tillc and Mrs. 1 ollister were mar-
ried here ‘last July, by Rev. Dr.
Long, of the Congregational
Church, but subsequently, Mr
l'loilistcr, the bride’s first bus-
band. put forward a claim that a
divorce, which had been obtained
in Dakota, was not legal. and it is
sunpposed that this second wed-
ding yesterday was to meet an
doubt as to the validity of their
union.

PACIFIC OCEAN
' CABLE STEAMER.
VICTORIA, B. C., Apri 2—-
The steamer Quadra, which made
a survey of the coast for a landin
for the Pacific cable;~has rcturne .
It is understood that a more fav-
orable ”place for landing than that
at San Juan was found in Barclay
Sound. and that the cable station
will be in Albernu. Engineer Peak
will go to Australia by the. steam-
cr ,,Miosvera. F riday, to select In
landing place in the southern colo-
nies. Acontratt for a cable steam4
or larger than any ever builthas
been let to an English fir . It
will take 10,000 tons of cable for
the stretch from here to the Fiji
islands.

PLOT TO ASSASSINATE

MINISTER FAILED.
llERLlN, April 2—Thc V05-
siche Zeitung today prints a spec-
ial despatcll from Lcmbel‘g, (cap-
ital of Galicia.) in which, based
upon information received from
Warsaw. it is said that the Rus—
sian minister of the interior, Privy
Councillor Sipiaguiu, was recent-
lIv shot'bt. but that the plot to as-
sassinate him failed.

THIRTY LOADED CARS
‘ BURNED AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. April 2-Fire do.
strayed the Baltimore 81 Ohio
Southwestern freight house and
platform. and fifty cars loaded
with grain at East St. Louis, 111.,
last night. The fire was caused
by sparks from a switch engine.
The damage is estimated at till 50,-
000. The loss is covered by in-
snrallcc.

SYRUP FACTORY
FIRE IN- ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL, Minn, April 2——
Fire late last nigbtuin the five-
siory brick building; at 88 East
Fifth 'strcct, occupied by the Towl
Syrup Company. manufacturers
and dealers in syrups and pre-
serves, caused a damage estimated
at from $75000 to $100,000.

ENGLISH VICTORIES.
LONDON. April . 2~Undcr
date of Pretoria, April 1, Lord
Kitchener reports to the War Of-
fic’c as follows: “Plumer has oc—
cupied Nylsiroom. and French has
captured three guns on the lower
Pongola. Thirty-one prisoners

walk.

‘ 1 nodule W

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force you." im
ville arson .

work.“ Only ouc'Stainford‘ co“; m». I , .
rll'lilwiiliinsli ' . .
ardener and tom
carrot hereon.
Norms. ,

aroma
WANTED-4A . '

rigours to.” ”‘5an
no.

homo; Pofit‘ odic
.182, Dorian, Conn. ‘ ‘

J. Sn

3 . D 4
room. 28 Washington It-rc“

 

TO LET—HALF 0F

house. 35 West Stalls”. of;
house, 14 Franklin so, alimod
provements. . Apply to W
West St, 80.:Norwnllt. .-‘ ‘

HS

T0 LET—FIRST FLOO

moat. No. 91 Smith Main strep
roomn, rent :15; also._,three,;
Day. street. rent S, 4de 3‘
floor. 20 Day street rent to.
Mrs. Youngs. 2413'lhoativo

TO LET—BARN TO .ltiilNT
able for ova, horses; also smaller. ‘I
Apply at the store of J. W. Pow

 

Washington St.

TQ LETQA LOWER FLOO 0
house in Third avenue, East hi it
Apply at Daniel L'Hommedlou
203 Washington street. . ~ > '

 

 

T0 LET—Fog“ .R ,. . .
Swartz & Corbett lbck‘. rent ,
further particulars inquire lit t 10 ,
of The Old Well Cigar ‘00., ‘GB‘W ‘
install street. ‘

'ro LET—HOUSE AND . .F‘A
About 20 acres. 0n old Will,
road. From April 1st. Inquires!
rs, Hoyt. 256 East avenue. . .

To HENT~FROM APRILC ‘

9 Gerard Place. house with, mod
improvements, suitable for s ,,
fly. at small family rent. rhino ill?
floor with 4 rooms and one ' p it
on Orchard street- lnquirec It:
sins, or of A. R. Tyler, No. ‘7 ,
place. . NI
To LET‘tEBQM. .3114.
rooms, ill-st 'door.‘ 6 trillion
first class condition'
house in Boldon

glue, 5 rooms: rent.

 

em improvements. 1 .. '
throughout, 1m: and«Ideen. com
Cove 8t. and Fifth Ave... illnthlorwolk.
inquire 01-8.]. Tillotocii. so wound:
ton St“ South Nor-walla. v ‘ . on

T0 LET—SECOND mitten sons
38 First avenue. East.N6rwsik. next
$5.50; houses and building lots for
was: payments. Apply. to lit-A. W
war . '

'ro nesr—noousf'rominnfi
occupied by Mrs. rowan. 58 ,
attest. Inquire of halcyon. '

FOR SALE.
“lion BREE—HA sobrwmu
fountain for sale, chow. inquire jut
the imperial Cafe. ‘, .tzs

FOR sALE—Ahonlli .csnm ..
harnessrolso o. heifer, dub lady I. g?
be sold cheap. Address P. M Mgi
office. 1“

FOR SALE-NATL ,,
basics. .Orient. Gallup?" "
Crawling? Bicycle 3 .
second notifihiq
urea. Also oxen club '
in; machines. ._ Bill Wheeler-.5,
.80. Main street. noon,

ran SALE—TO 3mm lurid
into. the brick stores. No. 28,, dd
Main street, Norwalk. inquire 61‘ (l
E. Curtis, cor. Main, . and “1%
streets. ‘ ~ ' him];

run GALE—TYPE unless; lion
bubbiting, thoroughly cleaned. nudg’ '

convenient shape. 10 cents a will
at this office.

 

 

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leyd:

MISC LLAN

, rs.
POULTRY~EGGB Formica ‘

bred from finest strains ill the soul: ”

Barred Plymouth Rocks‘nn'd' ,

Wysndottes. 13 sun. was tutti ' ‘

incubator eggs. '8 per ‘100. ‘ ‘ .

for sale. 240ka Poultry Yard

ill. Vail do go. ' ' . oi

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