. 2.1““ ~
111 decorgtc'm 1101101". 153‘
Open everv evening Alter Sept ls't.'
s 3 UR
North Main and Ann 'Sts.. South Norwalk
ir"i 1‘. .11
.
1
.
0111 Fund
Furniture Sale
marble-Analcommercrnl triumph, and the third
week finds the public interest undirninishcd. If
you have 11111121111111 111l1'.antage 111' this brugnin op—
portunitx wc earnestly beg of you, Don’t delay
one day longer. l he .11'11111ls :11'11 guinv—g‘oin" fast—
or than no had any i1i1a they could. and “1' are
anxious that 1111' lmig'ains be distributed (1111111ng
on many of our f1‘i1111ds 11.1: poswiblc '
lllerc's 11ne~p11eiall_\ g11111lCouch.\Vc1ll‘a\y
your attention 111 11 $12.00 (1111111, 111la1tcrc1i oak
3 1. frame Velour C11111r ui.\ rows tufts best steel
springs Airguot sale 1111'1'1'. $8.00. And another
a greatbargain touch. at $10.00.Y1111 should
"See it. 1} a gym
1
"A. J. COLLINS & C0.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers,
12 No. Main street, 80- Norwalk.
RAIN DETERS ACTION 18.111331
rusunseurs.
MANILA August 28. -()\ving to the
brow rains. active Operations against
the insurgents in the island of Snmnr
have been temporarily suspended.
Captain Ilmrv C. Hale with n‘ detach
ment of the Twentieth lnfnntrv, has
been engaged with Gonzales in Baton»
gas province. It was at. first thought
that Malvar the insurgent lender in
that district. was present The. insur-
gents 111111. 'A few pliponcrs were can
113131 cd and two Americans were wound-
1‘ 1
A RAILROAD HEARING. ' ' '
:missl'oncré had before them
up the petition oi" the mast
Suflléld railway for approv-
.htyout 01’ track around the so
bMontague tnrm in East Granby.
.111. a. connecting link in the
11:1 to Tarlflvillc branch of the
in Western line. No opposl
0' 111111 the hearing molv-
3sttt§em0nt of technicalities
.. reported extension. ’I‘ho
‘ took the, petition under ud-
a 95’ Suits.
.3318jLACKmHE‘v10Ts.
Eton Jackets.
Ladies MW-alsts.
'CAMBRIC WAISTS
25 Cents-~;Former Price; 5o Cents.
3 Suit for $3.50. 50 Cents-«Former Price $1.00.
REY CHEVIOTS WHITE WAISTs.
33.8113k33L1ned Jackets. 75 Canto—Former Price, $1.00.
3.331“ $52; $10 00 Snap—Former Price. $1.50.
. GR: SUITS ‘ Sins-«Former Price. $1.75.
' $2.00-—Fbrmer Pric9, . 1 $3.00.
SILK WAISTS
At Half Frioc.
LADIES’ ‘&; ISSES’ BATH-
21213.1 11115111155111 the Town bf Norwulk '
. y
held in Bridgeport
of Chancellornvllle.
was stationed on the extreme right of
.vicluity and whose
1112 mgmhcra' 11"111. 17'11'1
ir 1111111111 1131111-
and an lII-
11111111111111 ill
reunion wnu
It was essentially
a Foirllold county a'nd Bridgeport real»
11119111; 111111 ironically Fridgenort 112111
more attention to Its doingu- in "the
dark days of "ill" and at the present
D
unin'cc the
. time is more int'creatod in its annual
reunions than in the doings oi any
other 1'eglmont.1
The usual business meeting will take
place and ofllcoro will be chosen. There
will he reports to hair from and the
solemn neurology pr_ocoodl11gs to listen
to. Then there will be. tho dinner at
the beach had the 300121 time to follow
when the big bottles will be fought all
over again.
The Seventeenth wun organized in
August 1862. and l‘ondezvoused at Bow
uidc park where it was reviewed by
Governor Buckingham. The regiment
left. that city September 3.1864 1.000
. strung under the command of Col Wil-
liam H. Noble of Bridgeport, and was
at once attached to the Army of the
Potomac.
The fact that it was a peculiarly
Fairilold county regiment 11nd bud seen
some 0t the hardest fighting in which
the members acquitted themselves
with unusual bravery, makes it worthy
of special mention at its reunions
This regiment was organized when
there was a desperate need 01 men. It
was doubted whether the county alone
could till 11 regiment as rapidly as the
whole state but the men of Fulrilcld
,11ounty took the risk and made good
their pledge to the governor to have
their good men And true as quickly
at the front on any Connecticut regl
mcnt.
0f the regiment Norwulk
two companies. A and F: Stamford
011.1%; llunbury.(.‘.o 1‘; Bildgcport
Co I) and ports of three others; West
port Newtown and llr-ldgoport 1112111
furnished
111100.16; Rlduoileld llcddlng and
Bridgeport. (‘0. G: New Lannnn. lo
ll; Greenwich Co.l;1vhllc (‘11.K
131111111 from “Bridgeport and tho 1111rnt‘y
:11. large.
The. departure of the rcgimcnt for
the front was a scene of putriotie 1111'
cr on the part of the people. The date
all its moving had become known
throughout. the county and on the 3rd
.111 September from all the towns there
throngcd to Bridgeport tillln." its Son
side warp and the city. the kindred
and f1 lends of tho soldiers who show
. cred God-speeds and blessings. on their
sons.
On May of the. Following your the
Seventeenth participator] in the 111111.11
'i‘he regiment
the line. Two of its companies were
on picket in the Wilderness when
Stonewall Jackson surprised and mm
ed the Eleventh corps stationed in the
conunundcr way
two miles (lhnnccllorsville
house.
The Seventecnill participated in tin
defense and it won their first. expert
cnco under firc. it lost in this on
gugeme'nt 120 men in killed wounded
and missing
Licut (‘ol Charles Walter was in
stuntly killed. ”11 had been captured
at first Bull Run and was only released
from his imprisonment in time to 111
cclvo the appointment of lit-111111111111
colonel of the regiment Colonel No
ble was sovorcly wounded and his
1111113111 shot. under him in this battle. in
the Greoly history of “the American
Conflict." (‘01. Noble is singled out
for commendation.
This regiment also participated in
the battle of Gettyubnrgh arriving 111
the scene during the Ili‘l‘fufil. day of
the lighting. The regiment was 1111 111 k
at. the
l6 1"
by an overwhelming town under God
' 11111121” 1.11
1 In 'Ili'o vicinity
' 1311;120:1111 at they or
tooled to 1112.111 the blunt 1111121111 on i
Wag nor; 111 the honor of this 111111111
Will! lolt' With the unyy. Attér 1111 full
31! "Fort Wagner the 2.1111111111211111 Wont
nto comp 2t Folly island and trout
there wont to Jacksonvillo and be
clinic 2 port or Ooh demour'u coin
11111111]. The Seventeenth relieved the
11.11111 011111.111 Bi; Augnutlncs nn‘d
this Was the rcgimént'n headquarters
to the and ot the war.
The pout pt Woluktl was attacked
rind Co. B of the chcntcnth 0211'
11111211 by the rebels Mny iii. '64 Dee
ccmber 24 or this your Uoli' Noble was
captured by guerrillas and taken to
Mucon and Andersonvlllb leaving
Llcut. Col. Wilcoxson in command
The later with (‘15 men in the 011110111
11011 started to secure it big quantity
01‘ cotton at llradouk'a form on tho
2011111 0: Dunh’s lake. some 50 miles
distant‘1 from St Aug'nutino’s when he
was mortally wounded while he and
his little band were endocvoring to
escape from Dixon' t1 Cavalry At the
some time Adjutant Gcn. Chntlicl‘d
was instantly idlindnnd 32 men and
two uthcers and 11. lot of army teams
captured by the enemy who took their
prisoners to Andersonvnie.
From this time the rogimcnt served
without any important occu1'rcr1ccs
through the winter of 1864-5 and the
following spring. to June 1865, when
it was ordered to rendezvous at Jack
sonvlllc and 1111 July 19, was muster-
1.1.11 out at Hilton Head.
The ongngementa of the 17111 were
at Cbnncollorsvlllc Vn.. May 2; 18153;
Gettysburg, Pa. July 1'4. 18631Mor-
ris Island and Fort Wagner. August
18113; Welnka 11nd Saunders. Ii'ia.
May 19, 1864;11111111‘6 lntk'c, Flu, Fob
ruary 5. 1865.
The casualties were: Killed in ne-
tlon. 2!); died of wounds. 15: died of
dioceses. 74; discharge-11 prior to mus-
tcrlng out, till); 111151111111. 9‘. total, 4111.
The. oillccl‘s of the 11.111011111111111 are:
l, H. Mend~ Mei-idea, prcsldcut; A. W.
F’cc.Norritown,s11crr1tnry: loorgo 1).
Phillips. Bridgeport. treasurer.
arsnop's 25111"A1§1'vaaRSAnv.
Celebrated Last Night in New York by
Visitor from Piacentla.
NEW YORK. August 28~Blshop
llnttisin Scnlnbriui. oi l’laeeutiu. lust
night celebrntcd the twenty-fifth nnnl
versnry of his consecrntion as bishop.
Archbishop Cor‘rigan. assisted by Bish-
op Farley and Vicar Gcncrnl Mooney,
recclwd Bishop Scalabrinl and 111111111
brief congratulatory.oddresses. He is
in this. country for the purpose of 1111
vestlzntlng. the immigration question
and has started a niovemont for the
Founding in thin city of an italian hos-
pital. and has unaccnted that an Ital-
ian school 1111 bumblished. Bishop
Scnlobrlnl 111011111111 from the widow or
King Humberto jowt'llcd chrinublc con-
luining over one timnsnnd precious
1110111111 in its ornament 1011. Ho 11-11
reivod 11 solid gold choice from the
11ch gy of his diocese.
Bishop Scalnbrini left for New 1111
v.11nt after the cercmonios where he
will meet Arcllbluhml Ireland and Will
accompany him in a special car to St.
Punl.
VISITED THE SHAMROCK.
NEW YORK. August 2.1th number
of tho mombors of the Friendly Sons
of St Patrick and 11111111, (‘111l10l111(l.lub
of this city went down to Sandy Hook
on the police boat Pntrol today to pay
11 visit to Sir Thomas Lipton on board
his steam yacht Erin. When srr
Thomas was hcrc two years ago he
was made an honorary nicuibor of inc
Friendly Sons. The burly will spend
the entire day down the bay.‘
ance Sale
Wash 11111111.. hFloor Coverings
LAWNS ‘AND DIM'ITIES.
5 CentHan’er Price, 10 and
121/. 01111111. 1
DIMITIES A‘ND BATISTES.
.10 CCHISf'FOTm'Cl' Price, 12% to
1 :8 Cents. . ~
FINE MADRA'S GINGHAMS.
. 10 Cent quality, 20 Cents.
WORSTED DRESS GOODS.
m PCS. SCHOOL PLAIES,
ro CdntsuRegular Price 12% to
FANCY IDRESS' (10st
15 Comma-R?
'F‘ANCY' RESS GOODS,
acentsm ular rice 59 Coins.
FIR) trit'I'reatly Rednc
Short Leonid
Pt I693.
5‘11.
FANCY’ GOOD
121' Price 25 Cents. '
GENTS’ AND LADIES’ NECK—
‘ 1
3 Anomuotumnnons Auo
ART CARPETS.
19 Cents-Regular Price 2 5 Cents
ALL WOOL CARPETS.
3 5 yds. to 20 yds. length.
50 (Ionian-Regular Price 60 to 75
cuts.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. .
5 you. to 25 yds. lengths.
50 Contsu-Regnlar Price 60 to 75
, Cents.
BEST TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
5 yds. to 2551111. length 1:11,
630 arrow—Recenter Price 80 1'0 go
S'HORT LENG IIS‘ '
‘ 0111111121 MA'r'rIno . ‘
APANESE MAT'TING
1N0 EUM8, .
'0 I. C‘OTHS'.
.‘ which of 1110 among?! 2111111111120! 31119
' 1.11-1ch20 AUTP
01101th 11.111123 LACE cn'n‘. metronomu
11211161111111.0111! P31210283. .
. thirty 1.1111111121111111 11111111
21111 111 i. .
The tellowlngm optic
1.1111111111111111 and
100111110
1111111111111 21in called to the
loci; that those law‘s go into effect not
later than October-1,1901 Following
is but ro'mmunmntloh 11mm Tth 1212
1112111111 Postmaster 0011012! 11113131111130
Madden: =1 ‘
11110110111111. Depart'ino 011100 0!! Third
Assistant Post aster 01111111 111
‘ “Washington; .0. July 17,‘ 1901.
"To All Poutmrtiitero:
“Attention is particularly directed to
orders pt the postmaster general. num-
bored 898' 899, and W900 nmcndini; 1100‘-
Fiona 276 281, 111111 301' 01 the Postal
Laws and 11.121111111111111.
“Careful study shtiuld be given to
those new regulations.
"Poutmnstcrs are reminded that
they may be held on their ofllciul bonds
For revonuc lost- to the department
through improper application or faulty
administration 01' any 01 ‘the lawn or
regulations relating to second-clans
mutter
" ”it will be obsoerd that, under
amended section 276, only publications
which are devoted, primarily, to the
dissemination of current news or mis-
celianoous literary matter (or both).
will be ndmiusiblc t0 the socondvclass.
Publications having the essential or
distinguishing features of books will
no excluded.
“Under amended section 281. the. “le-
gitimate list of subscribers) upon
which entry to or the maintenance of
the second-class privilege is based.
must be founded on the value of the
publication as a news or literary tour-n
Ill, irrespective 01‘ any 121111 1111110 induce
ment or conaldcrallo'n to the subscrih
or and must approximately equal 511
por cent of the number 01’ copies issu-
11d and circulated. All subscriptions
induced by premiums. chances to win
prizes. or other consideration to the
subscriber in client reducing the 1111b.
ccrlptlon price to a rate nppnrontly
111111111111]. will be held to be not legiti-
mutc within the meaning of the stat
111c.
“Under nmcndcd section (till, unsold
or “returu' copies of second-class publL
cations sent by news agents to other
new agents or to publishers must not
he accepted at the pound rate.
"The pound rate 111' postage is a
npocinl privilege granted at the public
expense. and the department will 1'11-
ctrit‘t the privilege to those publica-
tionn which urn fairly within the con-
ton‘iplatlon of 11m, and properly rucct
the requirements. No circumvention
of law or regulations will be permitted.
"The. postal laws make no special
provision for publicntlons seeking es-
tablishment; the requirements apply
the some to all Prior to application
For entry no restrictions or conditions
are imposed. and a publication may be
circulated in any manner the publisher
elects and it in the mails it is class
1111 as printed matter and is subject to
the thirdclnss 1'.ntn
“It should be understood that the 11x-
ccss of copies printed 01' any pub-
lication (fifty per cent. 01' the issue.)
over the number necessary to supply
the legitimate list of subsoribcrs. may
be sent- its sample copier-t for the pur-
pose of inducing now subscribern or
advertising patronage; but all sample
copies must be properly no marked on
the exposed face or the publication or
on the wrapper. with the words ‘snm-
pie copy.“ and must otherwise conform
to the requirementu 111’ 11111 regulations
"Owing to the. material changes 01‘
111111111111 which will be necessary by
some publishers and news ngents in
order to comply with the new regula-
tions. tho department will not whore
it would be incuuilnble. enforce these
1cgnlntlons Immediately: but in no
case will extension of time be granted
beyond October 1. 190.1. .
"EDWIN (3. MADDE .
"Third Asn’t. P. M. (lie ‘1."
OIL WORKS BURNED.
m
111111111111 11211 11111111
Loss to Standard Oil Company of $20,.
000 in Rochester.
ROCHESTER 'N. 'Y.. August 28.-
{curly this morning the broue out in
he Vacuum Oi-i Worku. n branch 01'
the Standard Oil Com’pany.‘ on Ex-
change street and before the fire com
panics 11rrlvod the 11111111. works were
in flames. 11111111111211“ house and on
other 12111111 building were totally dos~
troycd. No attempt was made to
(buck the tire in those buildings the
firemen turning their attention to the
aving of 11 long row of oil tunks north
of the main works. 'l‘hcnc were event-
ually saved utter a bnrd light. The
loan will probably be about $29,000.
CREWS MAY BE CHANGED.
NEW- YORK Atlguat 28—~()n the on.
thoer ‘0! 1i member of the New York
Yacht (.211th is stated that unless 1110
lo‘nstltntlcn can make 11 better how
lug. th‘o 1.11ptnln 11nd crow of th )0-
lumbla will be n‘ubstitutod for the pro-
nont company on the derondcr. Culv-
tuln Barr. when. ticked about 11 report
that the crew 11! tho Columbia” end
the Constitution were to exchange
11111131111. said he lnnl heard nothing of
11111111 11111 " 011111111112." 112.1121? "is
112111211211? con 1111111111111 it won a be.
hard to improve her. i hove no 111111111
21111 is 11111111 111111 Win yearn ago—311W
much fust‘or it is 11111111151111.
'rlie moron IOTIIIQI‘ 11111111221111 11111-1111 in
the periocti lit. 01 nor muinnnll. "
mun-W
284-1110
1111111111.. 129 lol-
111111 01 21111111012111.
111111111111 will 'tl'ié 111211110011 911111111111»;
- 311.111.111.111 7 mid the lintotnohliluts ox».
' boot to cover the 671. union in 1112111
resent. are that
o the 212111
11111111311111, members
112112.. 11111211110211 2t
01111111111 finoutolllnca‘. '
"'nnd tbut is death."
to Sill/I'M
9011.2 c1402 11th ‘
11111
gfihlcug Au mow
to the desirability of President
tlcmc, men of sedentary habit find them not less 1oatisfaetory.
for they add even to the cornv
for of sitting in a chain l’ricc
_....... m. ”w -1 .-~~_W
KEEP MEAN BRURIIBS
A IlAlh BRL’SII 1111111111111
Suspenders. At' the other (no
.,11....~1
1 111111111 '1 "
d5 no place for the accumula- '
tion11f1l115t.thc natural oil of the hair or anything lundesirnble
in a brush; that can be used 1111 rcservedly in the shampoo or
with any hair preparation without injury; that will last indefi~
nitcly under all conditions.
worth 50c and 75c each.
onds" only slight«
ly imperfect, at
l’crfcct Keep C1121 .‘Brusmr are
We have a large quantity of “Sec-,
2530.
FOR PARWR 8 “BRAIN 3 3
11T YOU'VE A‘ FANCY 1.1511112011111191 Divan or both
to the furnishings of your Parlor 0r Library, look .ovcrthe odd
. n ' 3‘ I
pieces which we recently advertlscd at a reduction, for a period
of ten days. of 25 per cent.
It.
among thorn, there is one that
suits your fancy we've a fancy that our price will suit none the
less for its reduction.
Chairs worth $6.25 to $35.25 .1
Priced now at
$4.69 to $26.44. . ’ 1.
Divans worth $9.75 to $30.00 ‘ ‘ ’2
Priced now at $7.31 to $22.50. 3
2211.111.
ADG’
Tamblifiem
m ‘t c
Mrs. Blinkins—Mvant some of them
hose tbet yer advertlsln' so cheap.
Floorwnlkerv~Garden hose?
Mrs. Blinklns—Wcll. I don't know's
it‘s enny of your buzness whether I
wear 'em in the garden or not.
w TOBACCO SPIT
and S M 0 K B
Your Lifeaway!
You can be aired of any Form of tobacco usiu
easily be made wall. strong. m 11:11:. 1111111
new III: and vigor by‘ taking ”6-70
that molten weak men strong. Many“ gain
1221 1111115 in 1511 dnys. Over 8D
512. Core srsutee nook-
cu All dru
let and advice REE A dress STERLING
rum 431
11% .. Chicago or New York.
“Aunt Becky, how do you like our
clergyman’s shirtwulst costume?”
"Oh. it isn‘t so bad when you re
member how John the Baptist got him-
self up."
James White Bryantsvillo’. ind.. snys
Dchtt's Witch Hazel Snlvc healed
running sores on both legs. He had
sultered 6 years. Doctor-stalled to help
him. Got Dertt's. Accept no lmltn
lions. George C. Stillson.
“There is only one sure cure for
smoking.” remarked the physician,
“They tell me." roioinod the drngglst
who attends church occasionally. “cv-
en that fails in some cases."
Eruptions. cuts, burns, acnlds and
sores of all kinds quickly healed by Do,
Witt'e Witch ' Ilnzcl Salvo. Certain
euro 11111 pliers. Beware of counterfelts
Be sure you get the origlnuh—DcWitt‘s
George C. Stillaon.
W
“A missing Michigan girl in thought
to be the victim or love or uomnnm.
bullsm ” “Well, in either case she‘ll
woke up "
“W...
0. 0. Buck, Ilolrnc. Ark.. says: i
was troubled with constipation until I
bought D11Wltt‘o'1‘ldttlo Early ltlaeru.
Since then have been entirely cured 01
my old complaint. irrecommend them
George C. Stillson. - «
Mrs. Puoctv‘Why. Belinda the pi
11110 has ulx wcohs‘ dust on it."
Bolindnw‘Woll mum.
blame.
wooku.’
THEIR BEG'RBT 12 our.
All 82111111111111; £31.. “'8' citric“! to
learn the more or the 31113333111111.1011. 2
out in tho hchith '0! M111. 1' Whit
ulcer. who had lor 11.101111: thus, endur-
cd‘u'ntbld culturing 1111111 2 chin in
bronchial 111111111111 "I128 all dud to
3311113131113 3311111313 on 11111112130 " 1113313133
112 11 “ cont 2 y euro
1110 111111311 our 31th 111211111th
ill/ovate" ‘11. Rack of WI) MOD it
it 1111111111111 111111.111 Coughs 0111112.
Grimm. 21111111111111; all Throat .1111
1.11112 doubler: 11111111111111.1111 homer} 51111
in 31.00 Trial bottles free at F. H
1111 ‘tcr,’ 11 drug 1.1111311354111131 John A bigger,
11101111111111;
. A“
11111 01’
13111111111131."
“1’ ,
I ain't to, do. 111"
I've 131113131'11 here only 13311111103
1 1 211111111. 1211111121113
or 111111:
1111811,” ‘
cloud the
: U'Beacie. 1111111 no you 311111 for your ' ,
HER EXPERIENCE LIMITED. ,
“Never been senéick. eh. Kitty?
Then you are a pretty good sailor, are
you?"
"i don‘t 11110112001110 George. But,
[in a pretty good steam ”
In (uses of cough or eroup give the
little one One Minute Cough Cure
Then rest easy andhove no Fear. The
child will be all right In s. 111111 while
it never Falls. Pleasant to take. always
safe, sure and almost instantaneous in
eflcct. George C. Stillson. 1
Parson Jackson—«“ln do mnttah ob
watabmclon, l a'pose yo' b'liebe stolen
fruits am always sweetest?"
Sam Johnson-”l dunno. I ain't. neb-
ah cut any but do one kind."
SAVED A BOY'B LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. OLMIL
Iord..Dcl.. says: “Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's lite. He began just like
the one we lout‘wlth croup. We gave
him 11 tow doson. He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the morn-
1131129 For sale by R H. Plaistcd and
..H Baxter.
"My income in so small and perhaps
it is cruel of me to take you trorn your
lather's root " She (2nxiously)-—~
don t live on the root. "
Asrouuozo THE EDITOR.
Editor 5. A. Brown. or nonnomvme.
S 0.. war once immensely unrprluod.
"Through long suiferlng from Dye.
pepsin," he writes. ‘iniy wile was great.
ly run down. 8110 lied no strength or
vigor and suitor-ed great distress trbr‘n
her stomach. but libs tried Electric
Bitters which helped her at once. and.
after using four bottles, 21111111 entirely
well can out anything. It’s 2 nd
3 tonic and its gentle laxatlquuu itt‘ou
are splendid for tbr'pid liver " For In:
digestion 121112 at 1111111111111 8101112011
21111 Liver" troubles it's '2 positive. guar—
sntccd cure. Only, I101: at F. H. Blue
tcr's, South Norwolk and John ‘B
ltlggu’. Norwnlk.‘
‘ "Ah. madam, you grow more beauti-
t'ni every dnyl.” "Why, boron. you or:-
anaemic!” “wen. ntionut, every other
‘ 1 1: TO SAVE MEN'- EHILD
From 1111111111111 1111113322116me Mrs
of rat: 0. 02..
em: Monica 211 ya to
r221 noted on her head and lino. 1111.1
writes its 11111111 our-’1': «1111111111111 pl'l bur
111115112. it works 11101111111111 in
Jfg‘ruluoc, Birth 01111131111111.- 0110.3
21111111111 13112111211
cnldn and P111111." 1.11511 011111 211 11211-
end 11‘? ill. hotter and John Alum
13113112213212
$30. I Il'nii'ill'l“
t 1 10 id 11110112 21331
t b
‘1 W2 21111102112111” 1:
or. the'x'n ubould hit he
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