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Captain and Mn Demons and daug-
lrtor Kittie Irrlvod home this morning "
from a visit to New Haven over Easter.
Mr. and Mr 9..
turn returned after spending a few
days with relatives in Dunbary.
Charles R. Hall.
foot telegraph pole. He will be per-
manently Injured. however. and will
always be ailiicted with what is known‘
At the time of ‘
us ”railroad spine."
his fall. Mr. Hall sustained a fractur-
ed hip. his arm was broken in two
places. two of his ribs war-II broken and
his kidneys knocked six inches out of
place. as the X-IIays showed.
' An East Norwalk lIdy Who does not
like a practical Joke for It cent was
made a victim of one by membersvor‘
her, family on Easter day. A few
days before I) .9 had set a hen. Easter
morning a member of the family en-
tered the house'and told her that the
hen had hatched out the brood, "ery
it isn’t time" she remarked. 'i‘hcy fln~
ally convinced her that she must have
made I). mistake in the date of setting
them and she went otrt to the barn to
look. There sure enough was a downy
littio ball under the hen. She picked
it up and found that it w one of the
kind that are on sale the store.
"i suppose that’ll get into the paper"
she said, and it did.
Yesterday the tide was very high in
the harbor and a number of cellars
along the bridge and near the. river
were flooded with water'doep enough
to float a small boat. The boats which
were tied with short ropes were shift-
cd from their moorings Had the wlrrd
been southeast instead of northeast,
the damage done by the combination
would have been considerable. None
of the oyster boats were able to venv
ture out, and only the New York boats
ten the harbor this morning. No cases
of boats being shipwrecked outside
were reported. this morning. however.
A number of launches which were be-
low the bridge. yesterday found it inr-
possible to pass under until the water
subsided.
People on the bridge, are having at
laugh at the expense of John Dresehor.
tlr good natured barber. Yesterday :1.
man entered the shop and asked for a
shave as he was in a lrrrrry. ”Go over
it once light"
then went over it again He tried to
get the customer to take a little dam:
drurf care then suggested a shampoo.
then a massage. it would be refresh-
ing These were refused by the cus-
torner who or: leaving the chair said
" You are the same old fellow you Iii-I
ways were." it turned out that the
customer. whom Drescher bud belch
trying to' work' a little was an oltl
boss barber who had taught him the
trade. His name was John Fitch. He
was here on a Iisit and recognized
Drescher before that worthy hIrd re.
uogrrizcd him
Vi
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ROWAYTON.
Rev. William James. of Brooklyn. is
the guest of friends on Belle island.
Alvafi'B. Tutlrlll, of Hickory Bluff..
is having a large addition put on his
. barn.
Doubt Waterbury and family moved
from south Norwalk to Logan street
restordoy.
Stevens and Cushman are painting
the interior of the summer home of
Mr. Brown on Belle island
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tuck and four
lly. of Cross s'treet. are in Brooklyn.
attending the wedding of a relative
Beatrice DoWaters. of Pennoyer
Howard Merritt and , .
Miss Hanoi Canfleld. of East Norwulk. I .
brother-iII—law or
w. ll. Baker. in recovering from, tho
soveII- injuries that he unstained some
Iilrio ago. by a fall from n tlrlrty- five ‘"
Drescher did 0 undi
(I, ”M T\
Miss Alice Bailey, of ‘
permanently cured of irrilartrma-
tion of the ovaries, estdped sur-
geon’s knife, by takingTLydia B.
Plnldtdm’s Vegetable Compound.
“ I had suffered for three yearI with
terrible point at the time of Incu-
struIItion, and did not. know what
the trouble “do until the doctor pro-
unturned it inflammation of the
ovaries, and pr opined an 0 cr ation.
. "Iiolt so weak and sick but] felt
sure that, I could not survive tho or-
deal. The following week I read an
wivertviscrncot in gve. pagerla of L dla
E. Plnkham‘s ego, (i'mn-
Ollnd in such an emergency. and so
decided to try it. Great. was my joy
to find that i actually' I Inlproved after
taking tIvo bottles, and n the end i
was cured by it. I had gained eighteen
pounds and was in excellent health.”
- Miss AI res Barr.s1.5o North Boule-
Int-Ii. Atlanta. (la.~3500010mmfor/glnal
of adorn Iofflr prouluq Wain-mess cannot be pro-
dared.
The symptoms of inflammation
and disease of the ovaries are
a dull throbbing palmm accom-
partied by a sense of tenderness
and heat low down in the side,
with occasional shooting pains.
The to on of in sometimes,
shows me IWel ins-I
political life of Darlerr is progressing
Icvcn. though there are said to be cer-
. rain convulsions in the internal organs
of the party.
.’ Ernest l.outrshrrr‘y, son of Senator
Lounsburv employed at the works of
the Yale and Towne Lotk (‘ornpsny in
' Stamford vrnot with a puirrfrrl accident
there yesterday. He was engaged in
was mounted on a ladder about twelve
i feel nbovo the iiorrr lie was just turn
I. log up the Joint in the piping with II
I wrench when IlIiI tool lost its grip on
i the pipe. Ho was putting considerable
strength on the wrench. which. when
released suddenly: caused him to lost
his balance. lie fell backward to theI
cement floor and struck with all his
weight on his left hcel. The injury
i was so painful that he has been unable
' to walk or work since. and is now corr-
lined to his borne. It is feared that ht‘
has sustained some injury to the Ar—
chilies tendon It will be some time
beforeI he regains the ftrll use of the
‘ foot
A young man who resides in Darien
wit would be libolious to tell his name"
I
just a slight jag. He could walk all
right birt he could IIIII talk Iery con-
l the house to know what his condition
was.
“.tonr step of the stairs and carefuiiyi
imake the ascent to his rootn without.
“noise.
liired to his downy couch when the
I sickening realitv came 'to him that he
mushroom" tells how she was '
without a ripple to disturb its surface .
fitting some over head steam pipes and .
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Allie Kirk is visiting friends III l’ott
(‘hostern N. l‘.
Tho itov. Levi Holmes spent rt our
rind of Monday in llrlIlaoport.
ll. ii. Vilr‘udloy and wild Iwori- Easter
priests itt tliiI no of J III-pit (l. Hy.rttt
William riml b and It stars of i-iIIril
for-.d spcnt lIIustIIr with Mr. and Mrs.
.ltII-Ioph (l. Hyatt.
Last night It delegation from West-
porIt ilriingo visited II slsior orIutIrlzav
than in New (human.
The liir-Iioi'Iitrll Society ulll until its
rrrectlug inIcilIIII-d for
owing to ill" inability of the lit-v.
M. Scllcck to Iiiteud. owing .to
uvolriuliliI illwllllnriiflllif'fl
irrirrg Mills rind Douglas l’urdy. cu-
joycd llI'I- Surrriuv afternoon. driving
ii I]
'.Iuoul town in II stvcll rifl’uir sccurod
, from iIill
[of the loading Democrats of the stair-.1!
ilectediy and did “0i Wiflh anyone iiifnot only representing his townspeopliI
After opening the front 0001‘ ‘I was a member of the
. very qtrletiv he sat down on the bot- i from this district
He got up all right and bad re which “I, lmt‘tr
Aloud. ’l‘hIIsII popular young
uron cur. It IIirlI- uwiith when on parade
and \"‘.f‘l(‘ resplendent in III-II (suits and
boutourriers,
'l‘oo IrtrrI: h IIurIrIor iIII Nfliil for the fair
m be IleIIII by \‘lglirirrt Engine (to. 'l‘lro'
openlrrr: night is Friday and the mom-
ilf‘l‘ri illlii their friends have been rte
lively preparing for it. There are to
be some special attraitlorrs each night
and dancing will further entrance the ‘
interest.
Mobility night pupils of Center school
IIIIiIIrItulnI-Id parents and friends with a
supper and entertaimrrcrlt in National
ball, The ('H‘nt proved to be for crrrost
Imong the plIIitr-riug surprises of the
Iousorr here. An appetizing supper.
‘irst served to make every attendant
.ts satisfied with irr‘c as good vlcirrals
invariably does. then crime II pro
gram of music. songs, recitations and
readings. in which the pupils tilstln
Iulsbcd themselves. it was an ex-
IIoIIIllusly III-oditubliI effort and Dill’iit‘i'
rants and their teacher. Miss Annie
Rooney. tire to be corup imcntod.
Justice S. A. Prrrdy t led his
i‘flHf“ Monday when Tony. the frrrit
lealcr. was arraigned before ltirn on
I charge of assault preferred by the
'tIIliIIrI barber opposite. This was the
Iouucl to the row originating in It dog
‘wlunglng to Tour attacking the juve-
IilI- branch of the barber's family.
l‘hIII'II was II ncneritl mix up of both
hurdles and Tony is alleged to have
Issaulted the barber's wlt’o. Had Jus-
lf‘l‘ Purdy rroi Insisted on "material
nutter" ,belng adhered to and neigh-
rorlv differences ctIi out. the cart"
vould be in prourcss still. No charge
vas found and the prisoner discharged.
ill‘rrt
-~—Accirlonis come with distressing
I‘rII-qucrrcy on the farm. Cuts bruises
:tlrrgs, sprains, ltr'. 'i‘homas' Eclectrlc
’)il relieves the pain instantly.
Inl’c without it
)EATH OF HON. CARLOS FRENCH.
llillionaire Manufacturer of Seymour
Passed Away TbiI Morning.
Irrrl
“only minutes death has claimed at
his home. lion Carlos lI‘IIenIh. the hill.
‘IouuirII marrufucIturIIr and foremost
itlIIiIrI of Sevnrour and one of the
nest prominent and best known men in-
his state. Though in failing health
III some months past hit. French had
Icon able to attend to his business do
ties as usual. and spent the greater
art of yrIsrrII‘dav in Wutcrbirrv Iv'hcro
he has business interests Shortlv ofv
tor his ntI'rlIal home. he was sIrdIirIniI
seized with heart failure. and sIrrIleeIl
but ten minutes after the arrival of
Dr lI‘. A licrrI-diI-t. “ho was lrurrIiIIIilv
wwerrt ironic the other or enlng Willi} summoned
MI. iI‘rt‘nt'h was one of the. wealthiest
<IIIIIIIIl times lit the legislature but
l~‘ ifileilr Congress
Only last full he
was prominently named for Democratic ‘
“remover! his shoes so that he coultii Iarrrlidate for governor of this st
rite.
pl the horrors
persistently offered
but he declined to III-cc
him.
Mr. French Iva one of the wealthiest
street. has returned from a visit with had '9" his shoes at ih“ f0“ 0' i319 manufacturers of the Nuugutuck Vai-
Mr.
brook.
Joseph l’ennell is now employed on
A. SolmIns steamer Laurel. haIing
resigned his position on the. steamer
Kt to C Stevens.
ev. William H. Thomas and family.
who reside in Wilbraham. Mass. are
in, possession of Werntwortb Cottage
at. Wilson 5 Cove. for the summer sea-
son. .
.Mr. and Mrs. Hans (lager of Rotor:
hint arcane. entertained a few'
friends last evening Music and
satires were enjoyed and supper was,
served.
The District School
Corners will be
and Mrs. Louis Schmidt. Glen-I
at Blueberry
vices of Rising Star Division. Sons of
Temperance.
DARIEN AND NQROTON.
Joseph Hindlcyfl as been on the
sick list; is some h ettcr today
Mrs. J. P, Brtrmmer has returned
from an automobll in, to New York.
Robert A Mcmfitil. iwrro has been
on the sick list, is rapidly recovering
from his temporary indisposltion.
Gino. smith arrow
have moved into their summer home
but? for the remainder of the season.
“to; floor-gs 0 Stevens returned ves-
terdayt from an extended visit to her
son; who lived l sitbo wem $19 11
been firm” on for about It
mam“ Markham has he has,
vered the. I tI dildo
d“
presented Saturday!
night. iii Gulders Hall under the ans.
3. of New York ,
I stairs. Clad only in the airy garments
Iof night. he wedded his way down
Isralrs ng-ain and found the shoes on
it) 9 floor His brain was not working
,just right. so he sat down and very
lquietly put the shoes on again then
iwalked no to his room. He made a
little noise however. and “as discov-
i er ed That hi, how the story I.
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toy. and for vcars has been promlrrent- v
ly connected with sev'oral of Its largest
industries. He has president
Ir-eusursr of the Fowler Nail Company.
Iitc president of the H. A. Matthews
Manufacturing (20.. prop.r,ietor of the
Arethusa Spring Water 00. and a dl
rector Iandv stockholder in Ithe New
YI.Irk New (larch anti Harthrd Rah
road the It mmon Manufachrring‘po..
gcquutj M3
”was «Iii-I
0nd Nation Ii
Ionial .Trcst,
part owner or. t
Nail Comprising?
A, Company Scy morn
.New Haven; Co,
easy.-
Union Horse and
‘ m...
Mr trench m ohm” years
of age and is survive bv his wife and
an onlv son. Rumour} Trench, mrd
three grand children. I.‘..
g”...
CONGRESS 0F LATIN, “035.3,
{2'iv-_ lSI IUII
Solamnly inaugurated at lipfiw tube-i
fond the Latin War-mm"
ROME April lb—The congreshof
the Latin people was solemn] ly lnsug'u-I
rated at the capitol tour. The dole tl
gates claim to represent the iroopiasof
France itnly. 8min and Formal. the
various Balkan stated and the whole of
Central and Booth America. aggregat-
ing 166..000 000 souls Signor Nani min. '
inter of public instruction. delivered
VI speech designed to show tit-tithe.
co Nu ot-vl Is I titres
to 0 or races and t t its obje'ct was
motto "defend the urn- world
against the advance of other poo is:
via per the .liobo
0min .l’renc mliilI'ter of pub!
tlon. , “NI harem Wm M“
race must I20“
Incite of the0 tin t
m
obey South
lulhiI
this rrrorrlliql
Never .
i
.msorvra. .IpI-II 15.~——Aficr a slitldillli
severe illness lasting less thurr’
i HARTFORD. April Iswrrn- HiltltiiII
and:
attracturlng Company. ‘
.director in the Sec ;
Waterbury:, I’
. amongtho’mmgort‘v .
W—
o
to. smaller III-I131. Mud
,Wflu. The .w‘bo _V . r ‘
, prevented from being present. tel f
. : when his menace la the some
‘ of his government or all the decisions
v.. i'iul‘rl'iil
Ii Irma IIII
Ibo.» 3:! “out.
5“! .fr‘
' No Soap, Borax, Soda or Ammonia Is needIId with
GbLD 0081'
With little water and less effort you can clean
anything about the house better, easier and
cheaper than with Soap or any other cleanser,
Once try it... you’ll always buy it H w ,
MIde only by ‘rrrE N. K. FAIRBENK coMPANY. ..
m. . New York. I boson sr. redefinition 91 9yAk.EAiEY,m. :.. .
hrivryl
1:"?
a!!!“
Guaranteed
Goods.
«Ms-‘0..“ «.22., .... .. ..
iLAcs. ammo, cassrsos PAmrs.
ENAMEL PAINTI, noon mums.
{noon VAINIIH, noon sums,
:FLoon FINISH“. ‘
dart feet in use in ,
ONNECTICUT.
i We have a specialty called STAIN
‘FLoon PINIIH, which'is quickly and
.ensily applied. is extremely tough and
durable, andnot‘al‘fected by hot or
cold water and will not crack. mar
iwlrite. chalk or chip art. it is an ex-
3 cellent thing for Furniture, Linoleums,
'0ll Cloth. etc. “Makes the old new
lagaln." Our variety in these lines is
Senators to Attend Launching at New tunequallcd, and prices vary according-
I Landon in a Body, Tomorrow. , il'.
VWe issue inbrary ,votlng
tickets with all purchases.
,3 FOR QALI IYI I
écbeSTOCK.
WATKINS
8' DOW,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
2OUTH NORWALK.
Phone “4.
the Em? of
Made fI'Iom galvanised tine rust.
storm. and fire-proof .
Require no plit brunch
monulmdnsily Ippl
Write for price samples and
“We? .
inhibitions thrill ,_
222-221 22222 27.. ill." 0|". I I. ’
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DOINGS iN HOUSE AND SENATE.
and Senate both upcrrl sometime this ;
i morning discussing the Imestlotr of ad-
Jorrrunrcnt over tomorrow until Timp-
(iii) night, on account of the fact that
.so many members expected to be It
the launching in New London tomor-
row.
’l‘lIe House, after considerable Ills-
cussloir. otcd to meet tomorrow as
.rrsrral. , I e Senate. lrouhver, will u-
rIIIId the launching in a body, and so
adjourned this noon until Tuesday.
The House this morning received II V
iur'g‘u number“ of reports on bills from ,
the various committees amd also work
Id through the. longest calendar of the j
_\tIril‘. ‘
A bill framed to change the criIrnp— 1
I tlon trom attachment law so that. kind-
I lords could attach wages which is not
, now permitted. wII-i rejected on motion
.of Mr. Smith of Hartford. A resolu-
tion tav orably reported bv the commit
ice on claims this morning reimburs-
lrrg Walter N. Weier. of Manchester.
$50 "for the loss of Ir cow shot by 11
member of Company 0. First Regi-
ment. C. N. 0.. while at rifle practice.“
The compulsory vaccination light
came up in the House againtlils morn-
ing on the reception of the Senate ac-
rlorr rejecting the repeal trill. it will
be remomberedtbdt last week the
House by a vote of 109 to 99 rejected
the report. of the. committee. which was
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE.
III oseci bécomsor 21. 1902.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.—i2:40x_ 5105:. 5:583. 5:15
6:55. 7:13, 7:52. 8210:. 9:031, 9:25:
9:40. 10:24:. 10:40, 11:35x.
P M.:-—-12 55x, 1:13. 2 :251. 3: 05
3: 20:, It: 07 l: 50:, 5: 40 5: 553. 6. 38;
6:55X.7:55!. 82001020.
{against the repeat and sent. the bill SUNDAY . .
back to the committee, thus taking op- 9' 3‘2"“ .—12. 40:, 5- 05" 5.58:. 9-05:
poslte action to the Senate This Inorn- _ , . ’
Irng MI- Lake of Hartford moved that 10?10 "”3330!- 5-40. ”5!. 7.80.
Ithe House adhere, thus killing the re. ., ' . .
psai bill. and leaving the law as t v 7""
stands. Mr. Cross. of Waterbury. was LEM", NE’Y‘OYReIRAtKFOR _ SOUTH
, decidedly against this. as Was Mr. Grls- . ‘ - . '
; Wold. of Guilford,vand Mr. Bicknoll. of A. Ila—13:02:. . 5:00. 5:00. 7:00-
IMerlden. Mr. Cross thought that the 8: 00!. 8: 02. 2:003. 10:02:, 10:04,
1 action of the Senate was "a“slap in the 11- ~908i11‘ 02.
face“ to the House. The House then P —13'02 1:05. 2'001. 3 02
a: 30: 4:02: 1:04 I; sir. I. 02 a: 00x
irwin.‘ 9: on: 9: so 11: 00:.
SUNDAYS
It. u.-r::a:x.s:oo.1:xo. 10:02.
P. Ila—8: oo. a: 00x. 11 oo.
LEAVE some "WWAEK FOR
stain-Ii Ivan.
A.’ "rd-12:938. 1:215 1: 35!
ivoted "to adhere to its further action
iand sent a committee of conference to
'tbe Senate." On this committee the
speaker appointed Mr. Miles. of New
Britain anti Mr. lmrpliere of Water-
f'0.rd_ ....7., .,.:..
5!.027I00x.
i ACCiDENT ON BROOKLYN E'IIDGE.
NEW YORK April ts~ru ui loci-3:18.
on the. hro kly n hrl todIyJI 7:43. 0: 10: 05:, 11: 05:, 11: 37.
gig persona wf’r‘o ”moi-Sir by drills P. "chili!“ ‘ 1.1:. 8:02x. 4:18
”pf-Amieb 5.25-2‘.“ 7:058,MSI.OI.15 10:01,
11:15.
sunspot-II
him-2:48, I:
21‘va truck stmcgwmsen rIin‘h filed
with people and ripped on: the side.
of the cars. sending I shower of glass
r .i'
I..
Inuit "I BTRIKERSI‘ naturist
Harm“ ambit-4rd"
”addition to chore—P
. . I
Y8.
115:. 135:. 7:42.
l'l‘iekcts '
new mix. saw HAVEN & .
. I
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CATARRH CANNOT BE OUNID
. with lucal applications. as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh I
is I blood or constitutional diseall'.
and in order to cure it ran must take
internal
remedies.
Hull 11 catarr‘ I
Cure is takcn internally, and acts .llI
the es.
quack medicine.
. recently on the blood and mucous I :Ir-
liall's CIIIIIIIlr Cure is not It
It with pf'élcrihod in
one of tire best physiI inns in this coun-
try for years and is a regular present»
It is composed of tlrrI best tonic!
known combined with the. best blood
purifiers noting dlr-Ici Ily on the mucous
’ tion
surfaces.
The perfect combination of
the two ingredients is what product-I
such wonderful results in curirg Ca-
Send for testimonials from
F. .i (illlIl NlJY & (30.. Props.
tarIr-h.
Toledo 0.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Hall‘s Family Hills are the best.
'ipi
Iii Some of Your
it"s'o‘It's‘
Situritys ray
HERE
The follbwr'ng opportunity
_ for Saturday only.
Faircfirlds Fancy flour.
[or our; Leaf. Lard,
V ., 4 lbs. Fancy Lang: Prunes,
oua PAINTS, VAaurIr-Ilo. aI-ilL. . '2
5 5 c bag.
25 cts.
5 cts.
I
Stull
u caisson rive” V.-
amt sortie:
EFF:
J UNIUS BROWN
'Painter and Paper Hanger
“Pure White Load and Zinc
mixed by hand will we
I! long and cover dobb
face II machinery or land.
‘ house of William Stevens Ind of
on Wilcox. both on South
street. were pI nted by to.
in this mInner over I even years
Igo. They are still good.
Your house trill stand II well
if i paint it. My once, 52 South
t t.
I~§I‘Ii,1"'ii‘r.‘33,
twice
a surf
mt
”My residence, .35
lav“: 7m or“
2.14 Iiitviv
Self Lighting
Gas Tip.
First—its convenience by bola; this
:i {at the light without the an o: I
Second—The loosening of the do
gap of suffocation from to Mimi of
by accidentally lowing the m turned
on. as. if the no
light.
Third-400 that reduction l
ddhger bf lro' from discarded 1
matches, mItches not being noes!
Fourth—To
Ivoid Maoist of
by the scratching of matches 0 ur-
vult- and“ tho“ W:
throwing tho ’0'! ed instep on IE.
5, .2
“"«t‘ifi‘fi’ '
floor. and the carbon bola: mood into
proper; maid
322%"
'w‘ o
:1“- 69w ogbfilg‘ugg ”'30;
is tor-m on; it 'wfll ‘
INQIDE AND OUT .
we‘ plilat and decoraigiirt ,
in the best style. A at" -
[romance is glvon to Ill
trrrirteil' to our care. 000.“, I."
conscientious workmen only
ployed.
ws CARRY m srod'K ,
a complet II "no of wallvp
palntors' supplies at tint
est prices. IIIuIsliIiAsut with
quality goods. Estimate
ly given. ‘ .
\ 1:0 ORDER. 9
Window Shadow
Picture Frames.
Palnters' Supplies.
Artists' Mnteriail.
SPECIAL.
———p—u—u
10c.
Cloth Window Shades. with frin
25c. ‘
Solid Brass Half Curtain nods;
long, with flxturmos 10c
,vOil crmnnrndraz. 10c 'bb‘xfi»
' PAINTING. Pilrgigt‘
87 Washingto ‘
South‘NUrwriiE. .. I’m“
Nonva‘ik leave '. '
23, East River. Batman -
p. m. Nor-walk atrium N
wglk diirihz fire itigigfii‘m
_ In: You during”: an "
or: rats
It. kind that Is modorIto' dicta ,
«to Ind profitable for lurestu‘rcln
fact for protection at your» I V
The Connecticut General JIM] .
Inca Company or HIrtforIbMI'hih; is ‘
kmd. ,. I.....“ III.
FRED H. FIILo osNIaIL AGENT"
Unit dunk puiidii‘r "
‘I . Emu "ordain,
Our New Getiiis.‘ .
now in stools; I“
.‘
l ‘ '
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