puiu toolkit 1:1
Puritan Wickless Oil Stoves. ,.
tennis Bali BearingI Lawn Mowers
Porter Screen Doors.
Phillips Adiusiuble Window Screens.
Painters Sia‘r HammOcks.
Qllmax (..roquet Séis.
Peerless Iceland Cream Freezem
Natural Stone Water Filters.
And all Summer Furniture.
ii Standard, High Grade Goods
PlAllOS DREAMS PIANOLAS
W. S. STURTEVANT
Nogth Main and Ann Sts.
I «I I .I.
A D'CKERMANMON
111‘ 31110111? [1111 lilo-us may
' But we Shall Continue to Otter BurgainsinSeasonable
Goods.
SQME nMBRnLLAs
. ii ‘ 'Ahd
001111111111 5 PARABOLS
South Norwalk, Conn.
1
, P61 these we shall make exceptionniiv Low Prices.
Bargains in Wash Goods. Cotton Cloth, Hosiery and Une
do near. , II
Ladies' Shirt Waists. Skirts and Wrappers.
I
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A DICKERMAN 8; SON,
P41 Washington Street. IfiSouth Norwalk.
1111111111 111A or 1111111111113
MIIIiII Bu The Girl
The re it of 11 hear in Dmlen in
the acquittal of Capt. Alexander BIunh
of 11. nor-lone offenoo The charge
routed upon statements mode by u H-
yoariold girl.llr1inh. as has heretofore
been reported in this paper won or-
rooted in Dorian lust. Mondny.. H0 011-
duped Wednesday morning. fro the
house of Constable David N. Mn her.
where he was témporurily confined,
and was roprretltod at (la-nut Doek,‘
Stnmford when about to take passage
toll"J New York on the ntenmor Shady
S (1.1
Friday. (It A p m. the hour not for
the trial many poisons (all of them
turn) orowdod into the Darion. town
bull to one the prisoner and hear his
trial botoro Juutloo Willmott All ,aeyo
in tho coutroom were turned towultlu
the prisoner and Miss Nollie Williams,
the 11.111111111111111: wholwill be 15 yonraI
' IOnly second in.
interest to the.principnls-ln thocnaa
were Grand Juror Nathan Dauuhy. who
prosecuted: (Ix-Mayor W. J. H. Bohan~'
of. age next October.
nun, who appeared as dotondnnt' s
rounaol; Mrs. Bridget Trina (In of 44
11.51111 street. ..Stnmford to whom Nei
lie Williams confided tho secret of tho
Alleged assault. and Dr. Boniumin .W.
llohannnu. thophyuiolon who has at-
tended Miss Williams since the time
she told Mrn. ’l‘1'ineco..
.I. The trial wan peculiar in that Noilio
Willlnuls would any nothing to the
court about the .vltnl port of tho oom-
nialnt—tho assault.
the court that, she had awakened on
the afternoon when the asanult W38 (11.
legod ..to have ocourrod, and found
('upt. Brush in her room. ”or condition
was not the some. apparently, 1111 when
(she. had gone to sloop, l1ut,.1vhlio her
alleged condition at that limo auburn
g quently led to the enptniniuarrost. 1:110
professed ignorance of what had or.
II'urIed on the plea that she had been
.1sloop during the entire time in “hit-h
the assault no nilt‘god in the com-
plniut had been committed.
As noon no 511111101? Willmot: conven—
IIIl Court l'ronoculor Dunchy put NIIlllo
Williamson the stand. His first ones
tions roliltlug chiefly to her hubitn
.sltII'v she went to llnrion in April. 1.899.
Complainant stated she had (Interod in.
to the employ of Mrs. Alexander Reed
as 11 11011111111111». June 2. 19112, and that
she lived and slept there ever since.
(Ixcopt oII'Sundny nights. when Bill"
was urrustomod to Visit Mrs. Bridget
'l‘I'I‘nt-cn in Stunlfor'tl._ in reply to 11
question for the. state as to whether
she hurl ever, since June 2. gone to
Stamford on 11 Saturday, she answer-
(Id:
"No only on Sundays”
When- were you on July 30'.”
dm- of the alleged assault).
Mr. Dnuchy.
"At Mrs. Road’s."
"Wore you thero nil day?"
“Yes, sir.“
“W118 any one in
you?"
Yes; Mr. Brush."
“Any one else?"
"No, sir; not when Mr. Brush was in
my room.
“When did Mr.
Reed's house?"
"Tho Tuesdny before;
not the first time."
“Now go aboudand toll what you
know." said Prosecutor IIIIIIIIlIy.
in epitome, Miss Williams Imhi that
she went up to her bedroom at 2 p 111.
“rem-1111 July 30 to take (1 mp
that she ulopt soundly for 11 nhort 111111-
nnd then .awtiko suddonly and found
tho nevunod in her room, standing
near thr- bed thIrII she “no lying
She was not the same no when she had
21111010 sloop.
"Whnt did you do then?“
the arroserutor.
Thoglrl paid him first united Mr.
Bruuh to git from the room but he
stood there [Insolvely as though ho had
not heard bur. She made no outcry.
i the
inquired
\
tho house with
Brush come to Mrs.
but this was
inquired
Ibul wont quietly down stairs. The. (Inn
:tnin followed her. but (ltd 1101
am trouble
make
8111- dill not tell Any 011.»
got what one later charged the occurred
with. though she remembered tolling
Mrs Reed one felt sick and had pains
In her stomneh. She. did not tell Mrs
Rood anything until tho next day. how
nvIIr. hire Rood thought she had
naught-(Iohl. tho girl 1111111. and called
in l‘Ir. ltirhard L. Bohnnnan who was
not advlned by her of any nanonlt (Iittl
or real or alleged. The Saturday 1111
lowing Nellie Williams was driven to
31111111111111 hr urn. Reed's (mohmmi
Palfloh Murmur. When (the reach
led him Truman house she told 11»;
an I confidante of hor ulterior! trouble
with (hot. Brush.
No «nutrition Were lurked of Nollie
Williams by counsel for the defenllé.
and (1111 Will Illo‘wod to intro her mt
11111111 the 111110 1111A donned
,, Proiorulm 111111th 1': 11111.11 “Anguilla:
hm for (the it time;
flint fir 13 W Bolt-ll ”the NW
him Wind .1111: 1111111351 11111.1. not:
had told this 101111111 01‘ the Qilé‘iti'fl
11111111. Hil- VII 1111a hie;
shat”: duff“ foot 1"“Ifirtitu flag,”
1111111 Mutations I 111‘
a , 111% In
“gflIr
,Sho .morely told ,
’ It: “ thI'
II, (no hit 111111 11011111 olevér
Tho domain .niAoI
f the some 0111 11111: I‘
INORWAliKB.
‘ AB It H [’0 A E
rMcqmtnlt ‘4 "I02 1 011
Ilgoli onto. 11.. 5 50 10 1‘2 ”2 3
its 61‘ Y .
.....i..11..,'1 . 51111212
owd.‘p., 6 .0 l 0 4 ‘0
Day 0. t 3,1 0 2 (I 1
J. McGrntlr, r.f., It 0- 0 4 0 1
Moehnn 2b., 3 0 1 1 ‘Ii 1
O'Brlon,lb., '4‘0 110 00
Totals, , 38 2 ii 25113 '5
It AND G. .
All it H PO A it
Goondropnkl,l.f., It i. 0 0 0.0
Cahlll.3b., 5 0 )2 4 “i It
Cameron 3 11 5 ii 0 3 4 01
hwdor,i1b., 4 2 2: o ,2,
Broom. 11., 3 0 0 1 .l 0
Dent o. f., It 2 2 1 0 0
Fruzier.l l1., 4 l 1 8 0 0
MoKiernnn,c., 4 0 0 4 0 1
Youngs. r. 1., Ii 1 0 2 l 0
Totals, 37 7 7 2710 7
The score by innings:
Norwulk, 0 0 0 0 1 0 (I l 0~—2
it null G, 0 0.100 4 2 0 1‘0”»?
Buses on b 11. off 00th 2. off Bruce
i; left on base Norwnlk 1 11.11.1110 15;
ntolou buses Frazier 2. Kelley. Hugger
ty Baker; hit by pitched bull, Dny
Meohun; struck out by Bruce 5, by
11011112;pawl-111111.11aggt-rty.Time
of gnmu one hour and thirty- nix min
ntes. Umpiro. T. Francis Welsh
0111111st DEFEAT BLAck ”110.103.
interesting and Exciting Game Played
on Brady Grounds. Saturday.
The Darlens defeated ‘the ' Block
Roads of Stamford, Saturday After-
nuou (1n the Brady Groundnpby the
atom of 6 to 5 in (11111 of tho 11111111
lntIII outing games of the season bolero
n largo crowd of npr-I- tutorn The vln
itors begun the run-getting in the sec-
oud inning, scoring three runs. of
which two were mode on errors by
Mnrehouno, 111111 11111I was an earned
1'1111, the only ono of this nature the
Blank Roads made during the game.
The Durions' first. 1'1111 coma in the
second inning. Auntixr the first mun
updmockod out a homo run.puttiug tho
bull in deep loft, over the ripple tron
in tho next lot. and was loudly up
plnurlod. Tho noxt three men went out
in sucooasion on infield hits. Thu-visit
org scored ngninin the fourth, making
two runs on errors by Morohouae. it.
\Vuerz 11nd Cantrell. whit-l1 ondod their
scoring; Johnston (mm: .to the but In
the third inning and MI!) two out, 11:1
pileated Austinja trick with a homo
run. placing the ball In deep loft in tho
brook. The enthuslustu were worried
a few minutes later. 11.11 Johnson. aftor
his homer. foil (Ivor backward. even
come by the boot. but nftor an interval
of five minutes, plurkily rounmod his
place at short and finished the game
by scoring the winning run in the last
of the ninth “1th excitimont at fore
heat and the spectatorp on their teei
thee-ring, the score standing 5 lo 5
Johnson more to' the but first for thr.I
llnrlons,,and made 11 single. 0. Wuerz
followed with a hunt and was thrown
out at first Johnson got to third on
his sacrifice however. .lmdrlxan then
'11 me to the bat and made a pretty
hit over first base scoring Johnston
with the winning run, ‘amid great
'I'heorlug. after one man was out. The
features of thr- game were two ion
running can-nu. by lAIunsbury in righ
Bold and the hunt! running of R Wuerz
11nd ladrigau the latter making (I
bountiful stool of home pinto in thtI
eighth inning sliding fully ten feet.
with the visitoru' catcher matting. a den.
potato attompr to put him 011t.thun ty
log the score: the batting and 111111111111
of Austin. who 11min a home run .111
two lWO-llutlt' hits, and alrnek out 01011.
(In men. .lohnnon'rs home run in tho
third woo niso n corker. Nu has core
lalnly got MI 0in on the hull. lie hula
scored thQ'oo homers so far this soar
sun for tin. various. lawis Taylor.
one of the fairest and host umpires to
be found umpired the 15.111110 to the
grout satisfaction of the specular- ahdm
opposing teams hie decisions 11111111.:
hard by the spectators nboru the dip
and cheering of tho drowd. not (1 1i
(Into arising from his dooiuions. .MnnA
Ilfli‘ Andaman of 1111- Norwalka. emu
to Darien and arranged 11 (5an WM
Manager Bowen of the Dnrfenaifol'
inst Sntnrdny with (he Imderslanding
that if the Norwalhu won from tho it
on August 2. 111111111011 (the Norwnllta
11/011111 play the Dalrenn on the Brady
Grounds, Augunt lit. (o the Dru-ions ed-
IIIIr-t to play tho Nor'wnlhn next 81111111.
day in 1111111111.
The full 8101111! taut
tame follows:
Sulurrlay'b
“Milli-VB. no terror-I when them 11 u bolllo of Dr
ll PO A E Thomaa‘nfiolmhflo (ill in tho medicine
“billion. 51.. 2 2 i 2 {)1 chest. Heals but-ms. (41111, hruinuu.
l3.- Wuert. c. f. 0 0 1 it , uprIlnn. instant wind.
humane. 2 212 2 i1 ,, ......m
A ll.» 11.. ,2 3 l! 3 "We have atrorku rockt"mnmdlhe
RIIWW ..~ ,. ii i f, z irnploin oftho 01-91111 Inoumm' ntloklug
Hormone, l b.. 0 0 9 l his ”111111110 tho ship’s Dolouu.
Muuhury, r f., 0 0 z 0 "Thank ”outrun!" exclaimed tho
cm'. it. “I- l 2 alum “WI uro mun; land It
llollhon; l fr. 0 .2 0 0 . .
‘ .... w ...... ......
Total. 9 ll 27 12 1
BLACK 1118.1“) ' ‘
.... 1'1"? . ....
In. 0. f., 0
Willis. 1 ll. 0 112.!
Eilmfhf’lly.(1.,ll 1 (I 1
‘Motlulnnm. p, o o 1 o I
11.11. . -- l . l I t"
”It-2 1)., went about. and (”it
amid" ‘I 2 g 0’ 0 0 drink or anything:
“in”: it. l .9 0 13.0, loom “ 11:11. withit I.ike‘~‘oiloh
M P: f., 1 0 3 ll , . ”m” a mother ad Quit“
.. “~,~11nuu,umnmdcm
i ”5 1'. mmmIm lfroufilliom
1243'
Who out when «11111111; 111
.‘;?-‘ 3
(Itllub'ilIIIh-‘n *
II; 11111111101111: .1 , .
1111“ fibril pl
11111111111111. intone ting moon new».
ter Grounde‘ n 1111111111 ,nrtoruoon, r0-
wittnsdn nidotnnt for the laookwooiln
by the more of 9 to 5. Foliowmrt in
. Mind or); I .
‘ All it ll PO A Mi
Welnolt, p., (i o 2 2 .0
Burko‘,’ , 1 tall 0 0
Koiglorliglr., ‘5 ll 0 2 0 (1
13000111111121)” 5 0 1 29 l 1
Driuooll, 0., 4 0 '0 5 l) 0
liel‘foronJ. f. It 2 l 0 .0 (I
30111on 11.11, . If 0 0 41.7 2
lBrown,(1. f., 4 1 1 3 0 0
Lochwood,r.f., 4.1 1 ti 0 o
l , , . .4— .u. ...;.. ...... .... ....
411 1'1 5 2710 8
Y. M. C. A.
All R H PO A id
11111311.. ,6 1 2 1 l 1
Crown. 5., 5 0 0 1 ti 1
Known 11., 5 1 110 l 0
Cornon‘. 11.. f1 ‘0 1 0 .0 o
Kraut l. f., 13 ‘l 0 2 (I (
CI'sonohley 2b., 5 2 0 2 0 2
Arnold, l b. ' t3 2 l 7‘ (I 1
Dnvlaon, rf., 5 l 1. 2 l 0
Benedict c.f. 5 1 1 2 0 I)
45 9 7 27 3 5
Score by innings:
I:.Mfg g. 00., 21 i) (Mi 0 l 0 1-43
Y..MOA 050000041141
Struck out by Cornon 10. by W111
.neit 3;l1hnen on balls off Cornen 1 off
Wetsuit 3'. two bane hits. Ar.nol1l
Knorr Col nen Donovan. 'i‘lIuo, one
hour forty five minutes
FOUNDRY EMPLOYEES PLAY FALL
The single and married men of AI-
nolrl's foundry; Norwalk‘, nontokted for
liner-ball honors Saturday, at Ilelmnn
Schmidt’ 3. and the single players won
out by the some of 13 to ll. Nino inn
logs were plinIId (Ind In. tho fifth inn
i111: an intro 111111511111 wan tnkpn while
(ll1111(II wan enjoy (Id. Up to this time
the married 111011 lI-Id hit-(larihv and
Motlulrk worn tho slob nrtiuis for the
111111 rind men out! "out and Stool) pitch.
(Id for tho unmarried plnvoru. Kin
Ielln I-nugiit for tho mnrried (non .Ind
llr'olhoIton for tho unmnrriod men
m
‘ r ‘ \
holdup Ilre Illili’lli tAIIIII.
(Continued from First Page).
(IIII. _ of tho vnrloue organizations, be-
non arriving at Niuntlo Sunday night.
shortly after it o’rloc.k and the 1-011-
term. 11 IIIII unlondod uudtr the direction
of- in‘ignde quartermuster ,lVilllnm ll.
Mn1lgold and tho tenmnfers with tin-
aid of the baggage details 111 company
lug (I111 11 (11mpnny' 8 offer ts. was rapid—
ly transferred to flier hump. and the
quarters wortI placed in (Iondition for
tho night.
The troops will begin to wire hon:
Monday morning at 9 o‘clork.
General Front and Llonannt (‘olo-
nel John H. Wndo. the unsistnnt adju-
tuut gouerul brigade. hth- lItIIn busy
arranging the various details for the
coming week. The field olliIItIru of the
(lay wore announced as follows: M1111-
day. Lieutenant Colonel Merritt F.
White, Fourth infantry. 'luouluy.
HeutonantIColonei 1111mm (laid-211. SIIII -
0nd infantry; Wednesday. hieuterinnt
Colonelflharlefi ll. Monro; Finn thinn-
Third infantry: Friday. Major Gilbert
l.. Pitch Fourth infantry; Saturday.
Major John Q. Tilson. Second infantry.
First Lieutenant Arnon A Ailing. of
Company D Second infantry. has been
detailed on milder of the prm out guard
and Second Lieutenant Charles A.
llupberg Company A Third infantry,
has bum designated as provost unper-
nnmernry (Iffitmor Lieutenant Ailing
will report to Captain Frank D My-
mnrshnl. at Brigade Headquarters 011
Monday, at 1: 30 p 111.. 11nd Lieutenant
anberg Iwill so r1 port on Tuesday at
ii .11.. 111. Details for tho provost guard
will report to Lieutenant Ailing. at
provost guard headquarters, Monday.
at 2 p. 111.
Bands will roport at (20mm! Head-
uuurtora to play from it to 9 p. 111.. on
sfolloujo: Monday. First Roglmoant;
Tuesday. Second Regiment: Wodnetv
day. 'lhlrd Regiment; Thursday. $01—
111111 Rogiment; Friday. Fourth Regi-
merit
' 'ihe Third Section of the Machine
Gun Buttery, from New London,_ pm-
rtvdod overland to (ramp. rent-hing the
ground Sunday (wining. and taking up
the quarters assigned it by Captain
Soars. commander of the battery. This
section lo 111th the command ofILteu-
121111111 8. J. Downer. 111111.111. compound
of 11 well driller] and orderly looking
body of men. .11“? stnrt 111113111100
from New London at} o'clock in (MI
utternoon. Tho othrr three auctions of
tho battery will arrive in comp tomor-
row morning
v.
~«0rdlwy hounoholrl 1111 lIlIInts lum-
w iloot Beer
311111118111 until:
(A111. at 1111111.... '
PM! 'Rmimw
kw 0.l , M
try; Thursday. Mnior‘lfoury S. Dorsey.
-.."...Mw m n 4-. mun..." mum
‘This storehoioscs daily except
Saturdays. at, five o‘clock.
WWW
, "’.REFRIGERA TORS ON THE MOVE.
Beginning at once we hhall close out all the Refriger-
ators in stock. We must have 111‘: room, and (Is Refrigera-
tors mi bulky, it is impcra ivc that they are the articles to
move out. Now is the opportunity to secure one at a ri-
diculousiy low price, and' at no other time of the year
would they be offered so low.
The Wilke Is the Refrigerator par excellence.
‘It is
constructed on the strictest hygienic principles, has a por-
celain lining. and 111 so carefully road; (hot the waste of ice ,
t
is reduced to a minimum.
handsome appearance are its
Absolute cleqnlineas and a
characteriutica. » _.
One costs a little more than the ordinary kind, but re-
flect, with curcful use it will last a lifetime.. Prices follow:
At $;i8. 00 which were $55. 00 Q 1,
AI: $55.00 which were $70. 00
At $65.00 wh
‘l
1ch were $80.00
Other excellent Refrigerators, Oak ”finished galvaniz-
ed Iron lining and we rack. 31
phon. and all up- ato-date appl'
(ding shelves. automatic sy-
latices:
At $6 50 which were $ 9.00
At $ 9.00 wh
At $10.00 wh
At $10.50 wh
At $14.00w11
ich were $11.75
ich were $13.50
ich were $14.00
ich were $18.00
At $16.00 which Were $22100
BLACK COTTON DRESS GOODS.
An exceptional cut in th
ton and Silk and Cotton Drcs
. your attention to them. Eve
is fast black and can be dope
Leno Lace Stripes, 10 ct
cts.
Honiton Lace Stripes. 1
Corded Muslins, 19 cts,
Striped Pique. for scpar
suits. 20 cts.
Black Silk Madras, 25 ct
Black Dotted Swiss Mus
e prices of Black Fancy Cot-
s Goods leads us to draw
rything among thes; fabrics
nded upon.
5 a yard, were 12 fl and 15
5 cts. were 20 and 25 cts.
were 25 and 30 cts.
ate skirts and shirt waist
s.
lins. 15, 19 and 25 cts.
11113 I). M. 11er COMPANY,
Bridgeport. Conn.
_ yr .
_,
. W”M”M”WW
The superiorityof Portland over or.
Inn, alde-do-onmp. and noting prdvoat, g
(I?
dinnry cements is well understood.
The price is now so low "that Boson»
dale cement in, to an extent, being
crowded out. We handle the "Atlas,”
which is conceded to be the best brand
on the market. Our sales of this ce-
nIIInt have increased tenfold within
a row yearn. if you are going to use
“ Jonathon ”whatnot It 11111 home on»
.mzmr
. his
rumour use "ATLAS." '
Of course, we have the "Rosondfle"
“th, and our line of masons" building
mountain blue stone, sewer pipe, ete ,
Illa complete
.mi‘ArI
GRAVES OF OUR PRESIDENTS.
‘fllot a flute. president is hurled at
Washington. An Englishman (Inn (11.11
the tombs of almost (every Engllnh soy.
erolgn within I few hours-1. The)! tie
at Winchester, It Wontmlnnler and (It
Windsor. But only two (Ienletrrim lII
tiltI United States («111111111 the 110111.11.
of more than 11110 01151111111. The
Adam-Ins both "I‘ In tho yard at tho
First (harrrngntlorml (Ihnrrh (It Quinny.
313311.. and Monroe mid ‘l‘ylm' 11m; bur~
led in Hollywood (hmrtery. ltlnhmonrl.
VII. The- prmdrlrulinl burial plarrn arr
mnttemi from Now Hampshire on the
north to Virginia on tho mulb and
from "111111111 111 the Atlantic (51111111
Five aro burtwl in Virginia. four in
New York nod to Ohio, three in ’l‘onn-
emo. two in Marmrhuwtln. and (run
104N011: Bumpohlrr. ltIIIItuehy. Penu-
Iyimln, 111111111111 111111 “11110111.
0f..th0 fire, prcmidontn Iwho (“HI in
onloowmrrimu. Taylor. Lincoln. (lar-
Mid uni Mrttinirymonlr tho hurt two
autumn in tin.- Whilo Hanna. Tho
old-II Barnum 1111111 IlrIt buried in 11111
capital. but hlI hodlf no motored ins
. . tor to 1101111 no.1. 01110
floatation line: It 1111 old horm- (it
in. Vernon. Inherit he (lied, Tumour
who. Manitoulin. VI. 1. My 111
mutation}! Vat. (9111111111111 tine ”his: of
limit of Andrew Jo
Io- 10(1): 11... In the Barnacle
In mm (tux ital m to my.
1111111111; 1111110111...» (airflow: hill
11 01111 miller with my (it-M ohlluren?
(mourn ham 011111111111 1111111
will Ill «not In haven.“ Than ,
am BI its bnfim‘m mum tulip
hint 1111111pr to island! Wm:
M. from in Tm. 111111111111: 11111 111..
Harrison 11 month nitIr bin inauguru-
lion “in ion: words worn “pollen to it
rim-tor. Whom ho (Il'lIluutly miulook for
View l’r‘IIniIlIIIIt 'l‘ylrIr. "Sir," ill: will.
“i wish you to underntnnd the truo
pl'ilwlplvn 1.! thin govorilmcnt. : l Winll
tlwm rurrlrd 011:. i ask nothing mow”
HI- 11111:». burlml in fiH- (:onxreuulounl
(TIImIIIIIry. but :1 low III-urn lair-r tho
body won l'fllltlt’t'li to North Bond, (1,.
to n tomb owrimrklnx Ilu- tlhlo rho-r.
The grow- wnu urniwlud until tha-
Irlatr- of (111111 111-1401! (I munumrnt
above it. )th Iona-Anion. Tyler. died at
the invitation llouvl, lllvlunond. (1 11101111
her (If the: hounds-rule Conan-III. "nor:-
tor. l mu going" in- (lurid (or tho (Ind
npprmwhml '1 how not 1dr." VIII thtlI
Mlnlfi’fll‘. "l’rrhupn it in bull " the “in“
man N‘piltll. 111111 did 11111 Inn-1111 again.
Taylor 111ml 1111111111 his trrm of ofllua
1111 111:1 Wimp House 11111 int 11de
wre: "l (on about to die l (11pm
Ilw (11110111111111 1111011. i lum- (Iridwomrod
111 11111111111111 hit my 1111111111 (lulu-n
faithfully. 1 royal 111111111111. but I 11m
Mll‘l‘” that i am Ibout to how my
frlmdn.“ mp body (111 out In a unit
It Wanhlnntob.r whirl: 11 111111 1"»II
moron to Burn) 111111.111» roller: front
lolltnrlllra if? iliillrd Fillmore VII
buried in 1111111111. Inheri- he (111.111.,
hodr (If l’rxhlrlln Firm him it flan»
(word It. (11111 that of doom Wm
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