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. The Litcrory Committee on the cellar
bration at the 2501b anniversary at
Nol'wnlll will meet tonight.
. "Dunlap. Youinan Dorblcs. O'Brien.
Ariou lodge. D 0 H S. or West-1
p111t,hus invited the Nol'wullt Harugnrl
1 to be its 111111111 tomorrow. at a picnic. 1
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Mrs. (11111111111 Riley. who has been
spending several days with relatives in
Norwalk, has returned to Soutbport.
There will be degree work for the
I {members of Washington Chapter, A. A.
1 , Tomorrow is Children’s Day in the
different churches, and all Sunday
school scholars are busy gathering
flowers for the church decorations for
the occasion.
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——Chickens, 12%11 lb. Huyes’s.
Mrs. Emma G, iiebhnrd, whos’c riEht
leg was broken in a bicycle accident
recently, in Haviiaud street, isi'eport-
ed as getting along nicely at the Ho-
tcl Hamilton.
Rev. 1.8. Sands is attending the con-
forencc in Providence R. I. which con-
vened Wednesday and it is expected
that be will be retained to the.1 A. M. It}.
Church again.
«Buikloy & thclcl 11111 making
liberul offers fol socond hand bicy-
cles.
Captain A. V. Reid and family have.
returned from Washington, where they
have been spending the winter, and
taken possession of their summer home
at White Oak Shade.
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On Monday night the pinochlc sup
per. growing out of a game. played be
tween members of the Phoenix and
Putnam Hose Companies, will bc' scrv
111] at Gregory‘s Point.
~A' fcw highest grade sample
bicycles will be sold at borgnllrcountcr
rates. Bulkley & W color.
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Miss Mamie 11ml Manlice Reardou
of Red Baltic, N. J. who have been
guests of their brother Frank M. Rear-
don. oi Chestnut street, Not-walk. have
returned to their home.
John E. i‘mll Will go to Boston, Mon-
day. as a delegate from the South
Norwaik Conclave. Improved Order of
Hcptasophs. t6 the convention of the
order which is to be bold thorn. 'l‘hc
convcntion will last five days.
-—The grand Bazaar and Food Exhi-
bit at the Armory will close tonight.
Ransom. the celebrated magician. will
he. the entertainer.
The joint committee of the Old Well
Hook & Ladder Company and the Put
nam Hose Company. will hold a meet-
ing this evening at the office of Luther
M. W1'.igbt to make plans for the turn-
out to the Now Canaan celebration.
S. It. Wilson has been awm'dcd tho
contract for the1 construction of a
shanty at the Grape reservoir, for tho
storing of the cement and the work
will probably be completed in two or
three days. His bid was $50 and Corn
tractor Kemp bid $58.
The commencement exercises of the
normal class of the Fannie A. Smith
ii‘robol Kindergarten will be held at
it o'clock on Thursday Juno 13 at tho
Kindergarten 863 Lafayette stlmect
Bridgeport. The address will be made
by the Rev. Herbert H. Cone. who will
speak on The Child as a Leader. The
graduates are Mrs. Harriet Hoyt-
llnrncs. of South Norwulk. and Miss
Harriet Louise Keith, of Norwalk.
——Ludlcs‘ Bicycle Hats. O'Ilricn.
Wesley Allen, Jr., otNew York, in
a. letter to The Senti'nol. states that
the little sailor lad lost in South Nor-
Waik this wock, was his son, who was
visiting .his cousin, Mrs. John Boyrst,
of Spring street, in company with his
mother. M1 Allen wishes to convey
his thanks through tho columns of The
Hartline! to those who so kindly assist
1-11 in returning his son to his motnor.
and especially to the authorities of
the city.
Miss Jeannie E. Chalmcrs, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Chalmers. or
ii Hartford l'hzlb, caioluulcd Ile‘r
fourteenth birthday nnnivclumy by In
viting several of her young friends to
the house, last1chncsdny.A most
onloynblc time was spent in playing
'gdmcs,ainsi11g and partaking of ice
cream and oak Miss Chalmers was
pmsented with a pearl ring and brace
let containing twenty live friendship
hearts.
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THE JEWELERS. .
3 MAIN smear. NO‘IWALK.
ca WAGHINGTON‘ 111'. so. NORWALK
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You will had complete
Oy’TICAL DEPARTMENTS
at lion: ot bur stores, with room an-
pocinliy fitted: on for that purpose.
fincctariod and sycdiflseddttcd by the
most improved 11111111111111 ind satisfac-
tion‘ guarantee "It, you submits
1.111111. with byes, it your 311111111111
’ It you 11111 111111ch to l
M1, at their meeting next Monday
night. ,
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-~10 lb. pail Lord, 90c. Hayes's.
Dr. Edward R. O‘Rcllly. of Elizabeth,
N. J.. called on his mother. Mrs. Ed-
ward O‘Reiiiy. of Center avenue. yes-
tel‘day.
The Wild Rosa of Wilton and her
oncvlcggcd husband, were about the
streets of South Norwuiil, yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. J. C. Ncwkirk will clltcrtain the
Pinedcdgc Whist Club. on Monday ai-
ternoon, June. mill. at her homo in
Morgan avenue.
'i‘hc Germanic Sccngcrbund will
have a picnic tomorrow. in Frederick‘s
Grove, ill Glenwooti uvcnuc. The mem-
bers will assemble at 1 o'clock.
“Cops. Cups. laps. O'Brien.
The prayer and praise meeting in thc
Epworth parlor of the Nor-walk Moth-
odist Church, tomorrow morning. at
9:80 o'clock; will be in charge of Harry
Byington. All are cordially invited.
Rev . William Schmidt loft South
Norwalk. last night for Brooklyn. and
sailed today. on th1.1 Patricia, for Halo-
burg. and (bore will be no scrvicc to-
morrow in St. Pctcr's Gormuu Church
The Id pwolth Lcuguc'hcbl a business
meeting in tho Norwzdk Methodist
Church last night. Miss Jennie Ostcr
bunks Mrs. Frank Hyatt and Mls
Flora June were chosen delegates ti
the convention in Bridgeport. Next
Wednesday evening's entertainment
was discussed and 11 parliamentary
drill was conductcd by Mr. Munson.
The oil lamps wort-1p ut in position in
the East Avenue Methodist Church.
yestorday. Tbcy hnvo been bung so u:
not to interiors with the mechanism 01
the gasoline lamps. and will be 1111111?
until the difllculty now pending be-
tween the church and tho insurnnm
company is settled. ’l‘he ofllcial board
of the church hopes soon to have the
matter adjusted so that the gasoiim
lamps may be used again.
The South Norwalk Congregationa‘
Church is trying to makt1 it convenient
for all its members to attend tho 5111'
vices. Vcry llttic folk are looked out
for. and now nrrungcmcuts arc madc
to take care of bicyclcs. 'l‘hosc livlng
at a distance al'1'1.l11vltcd to 111111111 on
their wheels. and all bicyclists arc we]
come to stop at the vospor sol'vlcc
The meeting is one hour long. will:
special music by the quartctlc, and a
short address by the pastor.
—-A complete linc1 of Ladies‘
Children's Underwcar. llosicry
Gloves. M. S. Smith & Co.
Some of the Norwalk harbors on
"hot" ovcr a statement made by Rolls.
Black, secretary of the Union, that till
Sundlty closing was by mutual consent
They buy that. tho majority of the oil-
town harbors favored keepin gopcn on
Sunday but that there were enough
South Norwulk harbors In the Union
to conll‘ol the action of the whole or-
ganization, and so they were compelled
to 11.10%. As to the asking assistance
from tho South Nor-walkers. as tho)
closed the Norwnlk shops, they should
enforce the law on those who kcpt
open.‘
and
and
The new rhudmuater oi‘ the soutbori:
division of the Connecticut Railway
and Lighting Company. R. ll. Davis, of
Chattanooga, Tenn, has arrived in
Bridgeport. He will have charge oi
all construction and repair work of
the. company wont of Nov Hilton. and
cost of 31111111111111.1111 well as the Anson-
ia 11nd Shelton llnca. No oxtonsions
will be built this year. but the Shelton
and Milford divisions will be double
trucked. Considerable relaying of
trucks and curves will be done In
Bridgeport.
The wedding of Miss Emily Louise.
Montgomery. daughter or Mr. and Mrs.
William E. Montgomery, of Cross
street to Waldo Addms Raymond, of
South Norwnik will take place. Mon-
day afternoon. 1111:1111, In Grace
Church. Rev. J. McCIuro Bellows of
iiclutlng. The bridesmaid will be Miss
Edna 1.1111111, of Brooklyn, a cousin of
the bride and the best man will be
i“. O. Hanford. 'F’. W. Decker. V. W
.ll‘crrls, Lolloy Montgomery and George
I‘Itch will be ushers. A reception will
follow tho ceremony.
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“Handsome line Mcrccrizcd Skirts.
$1. 23 upward; largo asst. ann Wrap-
pers. 76c 11nd 9811 on. 11.11. Smith & Co.
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The annual commeucomont oxen
class of the Brown Business College
will ho held Wodnetdty evening. June
26 atl-ont's Theatre. Thomas 1 Ray
mood will ho the chairman of tho
evenings exercises. and the two
speakers will be Roy. Paul Moor-o
Stroller. pastor at the South Norwnlk
Congregational Church. and Attorney
ll Walsh. OI Norwo . The sub
tho tomcris add so» will he
b There wili'hc
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inihls any.
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The stylps and patterns are out
idea, and, outside of this store, can 0
chant tailor shops by paying doubl
u'l‘tor. l They are. sure to please you.
Wholesale and
turned at Olll' (IXDGIIBC.
suits this season and you will give the merchant tailor "the goby horo-
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COMSTOCK BROS,
Rotall
Mail orders promptly attended to. Goods not satisfactory can be to.
truly away tram the ready-made
nly ho had at the ilrst~class Incr-
c our prices. Wear one of these
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Clothiers. .
The most expensive cou
rse through life is taken by
those who continually buy the cheapest of everything.
It isn’t the rule here that the highest price must be paid
to get the best grain, but the kind you should buy, nat-
urally ought to cost more than the kind you don't want.
and will certainly be worth it.
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
AGENT FOR “CROCKER'S FLOURq
I am near; just as for as the nearest lcitcr box or
Manual T. Hatch.
telephone.
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H ..... .1... Jackson’s
If not, do so at once.
It costs you nothing.
S tudia .’
and you will see the Latest Productions
of the PHOTOGRAPHIC ARI:
Our Platinums Last Forever.
IACKSON'S STUDIO,
OPPOSITE HOTEL
53 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Promo Cameras
REDUCED
332'; to 50%
ALSO A LARGE LINE
OF EASTMAN KODAKS
Wm. P.Beers’, 1§ha1131.,uorwalk.
‘w. A. BENEDICT,
Room 1, Masonic Building. Norwoik.
116 Washington St. 80. Norwalk.
Dear sir:
llavc )011 111111 thought that thc man who (llcsscs
you (lo—{ilwavs looking so attiilcl
Norwnllt. (701111.,J1111c 8, lgol.
better than
lv.c clothe.» wise—windy be paying
loss pcr your {01 his outills than \1111 who find it (liiilculi to keep
your clotbcs 1n shape. '
Lloilliug mallc fol you holds it
can bc worn wtth satislultion 11111
.11 shape with liiilc tl'oul1lc-illcy
il absoluttly worn out Such
sort of clothing arc loss cxpcnsivc cvcn whom you pay more for
ibcm than tllc rcilllymlzulc clothing, but when you pay no more, bill
in many cascs less. tllcl'c's ullllcd ziiirzlciivcncss In custom-madc
clolbcs. We are making cloibiugl
i111: prices.
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SMALLPOX FROM PORTUGAL.
BOSTON. Juno 8w’l‘he Portuguese
schooner Zulu Mira, which reached
reached New Redford a cw days ago
trom the Cape Verde Islands with
more than twonty dildos of smallpox
oboard.roochc quarantine in this burs
bor today. the victims round 11}
Now Redford wore token to a hosplta
there and the port physician here. ch
1111 inspecting the vessel reported all
on board apparently well. , 1.
Nevertheless the passengers and
1-1 cw, numbering in all forty-toul1,wlii;i
ho vaccinated and kept under ohservm
tion for some days, while. the ship dud
everything in it will be thaloughiy
lumigutod.
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INDEPENDENCE RACES.
ilOS’l‘ON. Juno tin-Thomas w. Law
11011 today issued tho following stato~
moat: "it now having been settlod
that tho lndopcndonco cannot tnk’o
part In the clip adrenal will do all I
can to 1111111111“ nianyarocsd so 9011*
‘ 1‘ her hit tits 1111111111 1111111111
hair you
11 order at the rcnllyunulllc cloill-
ruly.
. W. A. BENEDICT
ASSYRIAN CAN BE ’i‘OWED OFF."
ST. JOHNS, N. 13.. June sw'l‘hc div
crs reports show that It will be com-
pbrotivoly easy to tow oil the Loylolui
Lino ntonmor Assyrian. anhoro oft
Capo ilaco. 'i‘hcy am now awaiting
the arrival of suitable working 11;
which In on horcway from Sydney.
Fivo schooncra nro now unloading the
1311130 110111 the utter holds. 13:11
steamer Algorino is engaged in
'1 some Work The abln’nown storm its
hoisting, out the i‘cargo. The weather
continues perfect.
comes sHor wins.
LONDON. Juno 8-Ohancc Shot
(Muller). won the Walton mile, selling
7 pinto of 200 sovereigns tor thrss‘year-
olds and upward at seven iuriongo at
tho Kompton Pork first 11111111111111 meet-
ing today. . Sir J Blundol Monica
Mackintosh won th e Wostminntsr
pints of 1100 11111111101 star three yuan
pills and upward istcac one mils.
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. bearers were John Dowd,
' Tristr’aln A: Hyatt 11111111111111... to
day today pbout summer bosicry and
underyeol‘.
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11111 passenger steamer Harlem will
commence daily trips to New York city
Monday. J 11111: 17.
The month’s memorial service for
Mrs. Ciavln will be celebrated in St.
' Mary's Church. next Saturday. ,
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.Norwolil passengers on the train a1~
riving from New York at ’1: 05. report
that .1 man was killed by tho train, at
1-‘olt Chester.
The Roman Catholic Church .in Root
Port Cbostcr, of which Rev. ’1'. Finn Is
pastor. hull blun‘rcmodeilcd. and will
ho deliicctcd Sunday. June 16.
Thu play Brother Against Brother.
given in New Canaan. under the direc-
tion or I“. W. Hoyt of South Norwalk
was for the benefit or the New Canaan
Cadet Corps.
A party will be given to the children
of St. Marys parochial school, who
have been faithful In their attendance
at May devotions. It will be held Il‘ri-
day evening. in the school hall.
Samuel Dnskam will attend the
meeting 0! the Board at Managers of
the State S. A. IL. in New Haven Mon-
day nitcrnoon. The meeting will be
lulu in the Union Leaguc Club.
The Roy. L. Fitzsimons, oi Rockvilie.
will celebrate his silver jubilee as a
minister, Monday. Twenty- flvc clelgy
will attend among them being Rcv..l
J. Furlong, of St. Mary' s Church.
President Gustave I’lizor. oi the local
branch of tho Burbcrs‘ Union, says that ' V
‘ the Union has no intention whatever. 1
of Interfering with other lines of bus-
iness on tho Sabbath. All they care
to do in to clone harbor shops on Sun~
day.
chtorllny llurrict N. Fields occur-
od a decree of divorce from John S.
Wit-ids on the grounds of descrtion. She
also was given the custody of three
minor childron. Fields deserted ms
wifc in 1897 and has not boon board
of slncc. Judge Joseph it. Taylor was
couuscl for Mrs. Fields.
The l’unornl of Mrs. Anna Graham
was held from St. Mary's Church at 9
o'clock. this morning. Rcv. .l. .l. For-
long cclcbrutcd tho 11111115. The poll
John (Ilium1
William O'Brien. Edward Henry. Jos-
cph Kennedy and Edward Duffy. The
flower bearer was John Blake.
VISITED HENRY PENNOYER.
Large Number of Norwalkers Present
At the Opening of the New Cafe.
Many from The Norwnlks altondod
ihc auspicious occasion of tho owning
of Hoary Pcnnoycr's now cui‘o at
Wosiport. last night. They went over
to the place in a private car and re-
turned at 12 o'clock the same way
happy. and fooling that they had thor-
oughly enjoyed themselves. All who
wore. in attendance claim that they
would not have missed the treat in
store for them for anything.
Two-thirds of those present got on
the car at South Nor-walk. The bill
1111-11 boarded it at Norwalk. and. that
is whcrc the musicians put in an up
pcnrancc. There was music imme-
diately. 11nd from that time on. there
was something doing until the car
come to a standstill Oil the return trip
in South Norwalk.
When Wostport was reached. all
joined in a 50111:. People woro brought
to the street all along the line. won
during what had struck the towu
Many of the young men followed the
our and lolnod the number in the chic
Everybody Was welcome and all were
made to {col ut home. Mr. l’onuoyor
was takcn by surprise at the large
number. H11 hardly knew what to say
but, tho llrst thing he did was to pass
refreshments around.
The entertainment was of a high 01'
dcr. Those who took part in songs
and dancing Wore William Hamilton
banjo; William Von Cliof. guitar; Sam-
uel Bonner, tambourine; Edward An-
derson, bonds; 0. Littleton. dagoolots.
Joules Gordon and KI Thompson.
Those who wont l’i om The N01 walks
wmo Samuel Taylm, James Whitney
(i. Hamilton Harry Wilson Hurry
iii-,hcll James Blake. Leonard Whit
ncy. Frcdcrick Hebberd. William Dillt
in, George H. 'i‘rnondly, Eugene Lat
ilin. James Foster. William H. Monitor.
Jamcs Howard. Captain Howell. Poter
Hutoblngaon, William Chalmers
lloorgo Small, John Robinson, John
I’ondor. John R. Paul. Joseph A. Voik.
Thomas Walsh. James O. Jonnings.
William Woodrufi. William Dolund and
Howard Remington.
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[NURSES TO GRADUATE.
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Nine Voung Women to Receive Diplo-
mas in Bridgeport Next Week.
The Bridgeport Hospital Training
School will graduate 11 claim of nino
nurses at tho ilbrot Congxouational
(‘burch llridguport, on Monday cvcn-
Ing ncxt. Tho graduation (cxérclcos
wilil c in hopping with tol'mor yours.
Thu 11 ogramrno follows:
Ovorturc. William Toll. Rossini.
organ; opening nddrcsc. Hon. Idliwmd
W Marsh, presidcnt Bridgeport ilospl
till Corporation; Hungarian Fontusio
Happier. t1 Io. 01111111. violin flute; 11d-
drcsn to class. Rov. Dr. L. I‘. Watson.
pastor Church of tho Itodocmor. Now
iluvou: Intermezzo. Plzot. organ; 111 u
annotation oi‘ diplomas by Dr. George
L. Porter. oi tho executivo com mitten:
neronndo, 11111111111111.1110, organ. violin.
flute; bonodictmn,
The nurses will receive their badges
from the superintendent of nurses.
Mrs. Margaret 1.. Rogers. Tho groan
bids will be the Misses Sarah M. Haw
Icy. Annuals; Agnes Cooke, Wailing-
tord: Elizabeth Ruth. New Huron:
mills Grant Smith. Portland, Mo;
Alico Hrcchon. Toronto. Cum; Enid
hoolkor. Phiindclpln. Pan: Bertha Nils-
ssil, Shelton. Conn; Susie Curtis 1111
or. Derby. Gonna .loncphinn V.
ion, Bridgeport. Thortculh 111 bar
11 the class. 11111111191 M. Mosaengcr,’
any 1:111:31“ your iron typhoid
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.s‘cm N 1111111. till
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MER OUTFIT.
IF“ BTYLE. FIT AND EXCELLENT STAYING QUALITI
COUNT FOR ANYTHING. IT WILL PAY YOU TO PUR‘
YOUR OLOTHING HERE.
NO OTHER MAKE can EQUAL oun 8TEIN+B
WHOLESALE TAILORED HIGH GRADE " acnovmo- i1.
CLOTHING. 1'
STEIN-BLOCH RUSSIAN BLUE SERGE SUITS AT .
OTHER BLUE SERGE SUITS, ALL SURE WINNERSJIN TH"
CLASS, AT $7.50, $10, $12 AND $18. I
STEIN-BLOCHflf-‘LANNEL cons AND Thousssspoo ,,
PERFECT FITTING, 1.11.1111 WEIGHT GARMENTS want:
an BEEN BEFORE. PRICES $10, 112, .115.
THE NEW VOKE NORFOLK FLANNEL COAT, WITH THO
ERS TO MATCH, AT $10.
THE FELLOWS HAVE ALL GONE CRAZY OVER OU
“VARSITY" STRAW HAT.
WILLIS u. summit.
CLOTHIER AND FURNISHEH,
NORWALR.
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
4s and so WALL 37.; . 11
Strawberries Daily.
Direct from the fields of Delaware~tlzat mean: the ‘3'
able to under-sell the market about one cent per quart fol1
qualities. When our price may be equal to otbers, ,cgfigp he
the berries. It' s more for your money here every time”
Do Not Déspair
of getting your eyes comfortably hlteu
Because others have failed to give re-
e .
We have the best arranged and best
equipped optical room in the Nor-
walks, and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREE!
0. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician,
58 Wall St. Norwalk. Ct.
DO YOU WANT THAT BEAUTIFUL
Velvety Lawn
THE SEQUEL CAN BE KNOWN.
THE KEY is [N POSSESSION OF
THE BRIDGE FISH MARKET
Telephone Cail 97- 2. «
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY: ‘
FRESH MACKEREL,
BLUE FISH. I
WEAK FISH; ,
BUTTER i“ ISH ‘
l’ORGllllS (not cleaned
HALIBU’I‘ '
l lVIl'i LOIlS'i‘ldRi-l. 'l
SOFT SHELL CRABS (good size)
R. J. CUTBILL co. ._
Washington street. Next to J. H. Fonda's 011111
Furnished Collaces and Rooms in; Cool,
For season. week or day.
All directly on tbelshare.
Ligbted with gas. Fine sprlno‘
1 Elqoant table d'hoie meals. . .1
Fine Bathing, Boating and Flo/filly
Launch “Siren" will leavo Dorlon'o Point about ovary 11111111 I
141b,;1rovi9uu to than by special arrangement.
Address, ‘
‘Warron E SE ‘ t
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