, for the transportation of
16,360, men of the Connecticut
, bird from every quarter of
(in the military rendezvous
c. is far from an easy task.
11:11: the little army must “live.
luvs its being at the ex-
‘ ‘Itate and a large quantity
must precede it to the e11-
. Food must be transported
d and what Caesar term-
-1-'ehta” In his Giulio Com-
, must pass within the big
I! so on to the vast sheds and
well has this problem been
years gone by that in some
his the men hava lived near-
or as at home. .Yet the prob-
... Ill and is carefully studied
" ,n Inning summer From all ap-
‘ it will be met and answered
dilfimei' even more successfully
:_from the state arsenal left
.Bsturday for Nlantlc. Mon-
'nihg. July 20. Captain Cornell
imprer, with Foreman Deming
ilnlran, left on the 6: 35 train
gang of ten workmen. in
.. added in Nlantic. and this
innit. thirty were employed. The
. he parade is to be cut. tent
ii down. tents overhauled guy
' and We prepared, arrangements
rambling otilcers' horses, and
, her preparations attended to
itlons on the acting quarter-
hora] for clothing and equip-
the company commanders
. ie’ted last Tuesday. Requi-
,_‘ for transportation were made
‘ fiaturday. Those for rations
, , made on the acting commis-
1 erhl an or before Arrgust 6.
ya later will begin the move
he baggage trains A train
9 Rockvilie for Hartford at l
August 8. carrying the bag-
., ta? Station at 1: 50 and leav-
1'1: 50 p.111. At 4:30.110 math-
s to start from Bristol for
‘11. In New Britain Com-
. and I must have their camp
i ants" in a car in time to per.
1. its .-leavlng with the Bristol
age for Middletown at 8: 46
1that Saturday. The baggage
‘and‘all others riding on the.
train must be provided with
2 before leaving home stations.
piece of baggage must be plain-
flied. Horse equipments for of-
.the First Infantry must he
ads.
Sales.
iii-”hm“ on
delivered at ‘11}. its ,.
e p need in tile -
same Saturday and
with the owner '11 names marked. on the
outside.
The baggage for the field. staff. non-i,
commissioned staff, band.
corps and Companies 11.3 11‘ H and K
must be delivered at the state armory
not later than 2 p. m.. Saturday Aug-
ust 8. Horses must be at tho New
York, New Haven and Hartford freight
depot in Hartford at 6. 15 p. 111.. Sun-
be attached to
which will draw out at 7 p. 1n.,andi
train at Niantlc about it or 10 p.111.
The train will pick tip the baggage-
of Companies 1) 16.111111 1 at Middle-
town. and also that of Company H.
Second infantry. at the same city. Clini-
taln lioran. ofCornpany H First 11-
farrtry. is to detail a sergeant to be in‘
(barge of thc hcndquartcr detail whhh
Will report. to thc regimental quarter-
mastor. Captain ..l Davenport Cheney.
at the freight depot, at 6: 36 p.111. Each
commander will detail a corporal nird
three privates as u baggage detail and
a private as u headquarter detail.
The story for the other regiments is
somewhat. similar. The arrangements
are the following:
Set and regiment baggage icavo W11-
terbur'y by way of Derby to New lla-
Ven, 5:16p. n1.; leave. Morideu. 1:33 p.
m.: Walllngi'ord, 1:47 p. m. A Fourth
Fourth infantry train will‘ leave Stam-
ford at 5 p. m.. South Norwalk at15:26
and Bridgeport at 6.11nd wrth the cars
from Merldcu will leave New Haven
at 7 p. m.. arriving at Ninntic at 8: 36
p. 111.
Monday morning. August 10. hun-
dreds of young men in the state will
rise with the sun. I11 Rockvlile a
bunch of sixty will rise with the milk-
men. for Company (‘ is to asst-milk:
about 4145. The shadows of night will
linger in its armory when the first
sergeant calls the roll. The company
will leave for Hartford at 5:26. pick-
lng‘ 11p Company (1 at Manchester, at
5:55. The two companies will join
the Hartford contingent. as will also
Company 1. Fourth infantry. which
leaves Winstcd M5 :30 a. m.. and the
1onrbination will leave for Saybrook
and Nlantlc at 6: 56 11.111 Company 1)
of Bristol, will leave Bristol at 6:15.
and travel by way of Berlin to Middle-
town. Companies E and l. of New Bri-
tain. will leave New Britain at 6:45 and
travel by tho same route These three
111mpanies and Company H. Second in-
fantry. of Middletown. will be switched
on to the large train at Middletown at
7:46. A Jolly regiment. plus the Win-
steii and Middleto'wn commands will
send patriotic airs peeling up the quiet
Connecticut hillsides 11nd over the ex-
panse of the river. Rain and hall, or
sunshine and shadow, the nrcrry boys
in khaki will speed camp-ward with
light hearts and an appetite. At Say-
brook Junction or Connecticut river
they will be switched to the Shore line.
and. everything going by schedule they
should reach Nlnntlc at 9:65.
Equal attention is given to the prob-
lem of transporting the other regi-
meats,
Third regiment—~Traln leaves Willi-
mantic by way of l’lalnfleid and Gro—
ton at 7 a. m.; Putnam. 7: 15; Norwich,
8: New London 8: 36'. due at Niantic at;
Ii: 45.
m sovs THAT
. wean.
" 110m 111 enrcaa:
iMemW
, , 91111-1111 11111,”
41111.... to Recoverfifl
The 1111
to the turn
t JAIL
Bturgcs Wiritlock of ,liuutlngion. or
hospital former rncruhrr' of the legislation andi
ouc- of the best known inch in the slate
is the delouduut in two suits undm tho
iriivirriona of which .lanragss aggrcgnl
113 $17. 666 are claimed
huvc been returned
court and ill 1 arses will bc iionrd do)
““3" August 9' A ”WWW” ”OW“ WI“ lug the soptornbor term of that ti‘lbu- '
the baggage train. rrui
nor 1'.
-r lot
in one action the 1.11 idge port Nation-
this‘ coach will be the hotel of tile. bug-11.] bank 1.. a... plaintiff and in the 1.11m-
Bflle 11018118 until the arrival 0' “1“ i pialnt it is oils of that on January 119
ShcriffS
156
l’rcss Manufacturing Company. to sat
isfy the claim
still holds the paper.
1963 1111- 1lefen1 ant gave a lch-montii
not(‘ for $3. 000 to the order of it]. 1) Al
lord and payable at the Birmingham
Ndllonul bank of Dor'b'n. This was in
11 note. 11 duplicate of thc pr'cvions one
was nivor’r by the dcfunrlarrt on April
iii, 1963.11111 this also l111s-'uc\cr ill‘tll
llquldnicd slur-1: it 1111111: into llrc lltlrs-
1.11.11... 0‘91 lb.» plaintiff.
filakcnrun has altar-no.1
sha’r.-s(11f the Whitlock Printing
lth bar 1i ll Iiubbell i1thc plaintiff in
endorsed byE
crrbush to the ninlntifi.
it
tho second action 11111111 is for $7. 060.
T his suit was likewise instituted in or
1101' to recover on 11 onto.
was drawn May 15. 1963, to thc, order
of iiro Whiiiock Realty Company
35.606, payable in two months 111 111,1:
Birmingham National Bank.
.1). Alvor land A Qurrcl.
'I‘lic paper
for
W118
in order to meet this claim an at-
tacbment was placed on 578 shares oi
the stock of the Gold lliufi’ Mining and
Lumber Company. controilcd by the do
formant. .
~—-No such thing as “slimmer conr
MANDERS.
plaint." where Dr. Fowler's liviract of
Wild Strawberry is kcpt handy.
lures remedy for every lcoosoness of
the bowels
Na-
MEETING OF PAST GRAND COM-
The Connecticut association of past
the outing.
be at the Pequot house, after
tircre will be a steamer excursion from
Th1: ncw England as-
sociation has recently been organized
it is expected that there will be fifty
past grand commanders present.
New
Dondon.
SUICIDE PREVENTED.
grand commanders Knights Templar.
will meet in New London
Tire startling announcement that a
covered will
Electric Bitters.
ulalor
lcod by Frank ii Baxter. Drugglst.
The degree'of’saiisfactioiiin Red Tag Sale Bargains is so
high that the mere announcement of wrath rep] these events is
sufficient for those already acquaintedb wii as and our meth-
We print this announcement fol-"theih‘ene/it of those who
do not yet hno‘h: boil: satisfactory site the locate the sell and
hair real are the bargains which always grace our Red Tag
Won't you please come and use your eyes a d iadgemmti’
The Red Tags fell the tale of low prices plainly enough; but
we want you to see and judge the goods.
HAVE YOU
A BOY ‘?
sen: ARE THE 119111- 01= eor'rs
Tweak ANo
1.0011 wen. T0 one?
WITH '4,N'0_ 110N11- 1.an 11111111. “
oooo LOOKS. as: in; agave
Only 56c.
ilrst. thought of self-destruction take
it being a great tonic
and nervlne will strengthen the nerves
and build up the system.
great Stomach Liver and Kidney re;
Satisfaction guarnn
1114 also a
Q.
‘ feel in a few days.
...-...
ca 111-111 1:.
en ‘1‘“? _' 11. ”I 11 M
clecttnlfl inseam...“m Claims city of Bridge-
pOrt Hll ignored Him. i
“Th1: City of lir'idgoport has utter» i
ly ignored as in this bridge matter,"
said County (‘orn issionor 11111.11...
'i‘caso who is lliiio rsr sclecilllun ol'i,
1111- low of Fairfleld ulrcn asked ycs
torrlrry a 11111 the salt which lrlis becur
,irmiiiuioil to compel llridgcporl to
build 11 new bridge at Ash creek.
"W1: arc perfec ly willing r11
uhcul and have tlrc 1.111 k done.“ 11111
linucd Mr. l'oasc -I1ut the officials of
Bridgeport don't scorn to want to do
anything
"Why i sent them 11 comrnunicn.
llorr this spring and rhcy 111.1 not won
acknowledge it. This controversy
over thc bridge has bccrr going on for
Kerr why. of i.".hi1lgcoort could not be
found at Ihc «fly ball so that thcclly‘ 11
side roul.i bc henr.d it is said, how-
1-Vcr. ihat ilrc city officials have becu
trying to nrukc. 111111111 :le‘t’l‘mt'lll with
the il‘ulrilchl pcoph- uborri the bridge.
'l‘hcy .111 not think the coat should be
apportioned according to the grand list
and they on: trying. as the law pro
vldcs. to innkc some other ngreerncnt.
llul lr‘nirficld won't brr.|1:c. and so there
has been a deadlock. ii is understood
'hnt llrc city will light the case when
it corncs up in court.
END OF A BITTER FIGHT.
‘ Two physicians had a long and stub 1
born fight with 1111 absccss on my right
lung." writes .I. ir‘. l'iuglrcs, of Dul’olnt,
(lo '111111 gave me up. Everybody
thought my time 11.111 ('.oiur‘ As a last
resort i tried Dr. Kiniz’11: New Discdv
cry for Consumption. Tire benefit i
received was striking and l was on my
Now We entirely
rcguihcd my health." it conquers all
Coughs, Colds and Throat and Lung
troubles. Guaranteed by Frank H. flare
icr's lir'ug Siorc. Pricc 50c and $1.00.
'l‘r'iul bottles i'r'cc. "
LICENSE MONEY DlSTRlBUTED.
.'iereafter Towns Will Get Twice the
Some New Paid.
Thursday. Secretary l’eix. of thc llunrd of Coun- Del la a. "l suffered for ears with
Aways”? lireshilent P‘fll‘el“: “21"“ y Commissioner's. diviili'rl lb.- money dyspepsia, Used to have ygreat: dis
if, lewd ‘0'“ 01"}. as ‘1‘ 1‘: t ed 8]“; .'1‘1111'1'11 from licenses during July.} tress and belching. ltrled evervlhlng
1‘1}? an “35°C“ 0“ m1m11.rs a" ‘ w‘a'urrlrry. and nrrrllod clrccks to the. 1 could hear of but nothing helped me
a 98' t" be present and participate in 1'1“" “"38““?! ”lb is the last 1 until I took Brazilian Balm and one 50
The annual dinnerwnlygl‘: month that county will receive onlyj cent bottle cured me completely"
live per cent. of rho liocuro rnoncy The»
row luw giring ii ion pcr 1'cnt.pussclf
1,1 the. lust General Asscrnhly went in- r
to effect Saturday with all other new‘
aws “hose time for taking effect is
.1111 otherwise spc1 flied
[111111-11 the now law the. .rmouut turn»:
11 into the courtly lrcusur. r t'fliil yrc 11
'1oln liquor liccuscs will be hurl-111.111i \rrvusl '1’ 1963. final cs8 "worth at
pr'cventntivo of suicide has been dis: 'wwecn 512.066111111 513.6110. i liltiiu a. in. Dinner {Ir/ill be scrgvcd
interest many. A "I“ The county commissioners took ini promptly at 12 o'clock at G. A. R. Hill
down systcm, 01' despondcncy “11'0”“ H.695 during the month of July, which! by ”111 Woman‘s liclicf (‘.orps. at 56
biy pr'ccc1lcsuicidc and something has .13...» distributel “a 1011...”: 1.1“” ‘ cents a him“. The afternoon 90331.,"
lawn found that willprcvent that 001111! 1.1111 county. $114.75; Bridgeport 8862:. ' will be at 211'1:iock.ui which 11 good old-
”0" which brakes suicide llkoly, M "1“ '5: Norwalk. $14256; Nr'wlowri. 847 fashioned atory- -telilng time will he had.
‘11); New Canaan. $141175: lianhury.
1215.75: Greenwich, um 50 Stralford,1
1142.56. i
-"—""-‘--U—.- i
Fitness of her part matters little to.
ho up-to date actr1~ .. if the fit of her .
'owna is perfect
FOR
TINCTIVE.
LINES AND THE
rm-
. we OFFER voo
’1, , _ , .
tours AND sea.
MN 111: 4_ 1 ame Avert."
. .. ,
150' authority to act in the absence of tho
1 dr in; store,
urea-011111.113
' suns
lN CHARACTER, QUALITY AND
STYLE oon sun's FOR MEN Arr:
squatteo
THERE'S A IDASH OE STYLE IN
. 31';
I. 1111.
‘: gill i
. i so more ovaa-eroc’aen MAKERS
THEM THAT MAKES THEM ora-
WITH 0611 11211111....
in the Enecotlvo Enron About the T‘r-
11,11,111 in that City.
Superintendent William Dunlcis ofI
the New llnvr-n terminal of tho Corr-
solldated railroad, issued an order you
terday appointing W. 8 Lucy to the no i
sltiou of general yardmastcr of tho
New Haven terminal. and E. A. hith-
gow as assistant general yardmastcr'.
to bc assigned to night duty. with tho
supcrlnicudeut oi’ lhc New Haven
terminal or in the chasm c of the gen-
oral vurdrnusim.
W. 8.1..ucy has been in this position
sime the d'eath of A, G. Koniield, over
ayoar ago consequently all that
rccclvoa by the appointment is the til
lie of general yrrrdmrltcr. l" A. Lit!)
dorsod by A. Quuckenbush 11nd 11".1111»u long “"1“- - Fulrfleld “35 “'Wn-V“ gow has been night station master
fei‘rcd 11.11111 plaintiffinstitution. which “0"" “My “"6 “mu-*4 ‘0 1"" "P “ For! H Webber. operator in the
good br'l lgc. but the city brings back. company‘s 1019811th 0mm.“ in that
The third count spcciiics that 111 11th Nl'W W“ 16011060 to irrrokc the law. city, is to succeed Mr. laltbgow us
l)lrc1:tor of Public Works l’airhk "IBM station mostcr. and pmwui'
Skinner present Wontcrn Union Tole
graph Company's operator. will bci,
transferred to the company's operating
room. '
. PUT8 AN END TO IT ALL.
A grievous wail oftlmes comes as 11
result of unbearable pain from over,
taxed organs Dizziness liackache, Liv-l
or complaint and Constipation. llui,
thanks to Dr. King's New Life Pills
they put an end to it 1111. They are
gentle but thorough Try them. Only
251. Guaranteed by Frank H. Baxter' s;
VACATION SUGGESTIONS.
if you will allow us to suggest a. plea-
sant way to spend your vacation. we,
know of no better plan than to take
one of the personally condlrcted rcc-
rcailorl tours to lliock island. Saralofl
1:11. Ausable Chasm. Niagara Falls.
Thousand islands, Montreal. Quebec.
The Sagucnay. Halifax, White Moun-
tains, Cottage City or the Catskills.
Those trips leave every week. are first
class in every respect. Tickets and
further information. wlrlr copies of The
Now Englaul Tourist at the ofiloc of (l.
\V. llurris, ticket agent, New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad.
ONLY CURE FOR OYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Frankliah Bush of New castle
For sale byil. H. Piaisted. F. H. Brn-
'er. and the Clifford Pharmacy. "
TWENTY- FIRST REUNION
The. Thlr-ty eighth annual reunion of
1111- Twcnty- first Regiment Connectl‘
.1'111 Volunteers Vclcran Association
will be hold at Lyric Hall. New London.
it is hoped that or cry comrade may be
present. [:1 F. Smith secretary.
Slrr - 'Our next door neighbors have
11 new organ. "
lie—~"How many stops has it?"
MEN.
1N . TOWN.
SUITS PU RCHAS-
A WIDE CHOICE.
, antly.
. i)’
She—~“About tan a duy"~Ex1hungc 1 Pharmacy.
82.50 AND 83 SUIT. ARE NOW ‘1 .88
03.50 AND :4 sum All; New 1201
15.00 111111 '10 sorts .1113 Now as:
‘ Li'i “ . ‘ '
"‘l
, Juno ANh‘yfib sons A11: Now . «.011
. 1, 1 610.00 'ro $111.90 eur're ARE Now . was
J 810.50, 41111 110.00 son's 411: now ”38 am: one
oath repaint: 11.11. 1111's. 115w 113.011
. 1:11: 111511.11 is NOW IN roar. swer
.susrmn 1151.411. . . ,f
The Need of Action on this Part of
the Retailer Pointed Out.
The llnt ltovicw says: if we are
I rightly informed. there is a more gen-
'cral call for vcry low priced hats tlurn
tlrcr'c should bc. and the fact presents
inl condition that is absurd in view of
l to
country. and thc fact that there is no
prospcrlly,whatever for the makers of
very low-priced hats. if consumers real-
1 1y tlusll'r- such hats, their demands can
gout-rally prosperous state of the
ho explalncd by only one “good and
suil‘lcicni" reason-«tho hats iirey have
been buying for some years past have
Ml iiilv'n much too good for the money.
we givcn fur inorc than expected or
rcquircd service. |1uvo“worn" too long
11 than 111 unuffcclod excellence to aim
low wished-for
”currency of change
without exciting a sense of wilful
“111.11: 111111 thcr'.1foro the wearers may
think that huts coating 11 great deal
lcss' uould provc to be quite goal
1 111111211 for' 1111c scnsorr s wear—~or quite
1-rrougir. This is urercly an idea; the
Will reason for the demand for low-
priccui hull-1 is rhc eager purpose of the
dcnlcr :11 “11ct‘:' corrrnctillon." and his
rrrlslukcn vlcw that if he. can only suc-
1'1-c:l in r'cuiizing his irmhition by being
able to evil at a price below the lowest.
Wc say it is n mistaken view proved
so to hc. for :my observer. worthy of
thc dcsignarlon knows that male corr-
slillirirs 11s 11 rrrlc are exceedingly par-
licular they may enjoylbargain sales
now and thou. bill the article purchas-
cd mus: at lcnst scam to be a bargain.
and must prove such in service. or the
buyer does not rcturn to the same
store.
ilciu': rcnsac'ablv correct, we marvel
little at tho luck of good business sense
on tho part of tho dcnler; brrt we are
lost in won lor whcu we endeavor to i111-
uglne why the manufacturer contrive:
to mcct so undesirable a demand in-
stead of turning it down with a third.
EAT ALL YOU WANT.
Persons troubled with indigestion or
Dyspepsia can eat all they want if they
will take 1.01mi Dyspepsia Cure. This
rcmr-dy prepares the stomach for the
rcccptiorr. retention. digestion and as-
similation of all of the wholesome
food that may be eaten. and enables
llrc digestive organs to transform the
name into the kind of blood that gives
hc.rith and strength. Sold by Clifforl
H1111 macy “
SAN FRANCISCO’S EARTHQUAKE.
SAN F‘itANClSCD. August 3—1111
earthquake lasting nearly thirty sec»
ands was experienced here yesterday
afrernoon. The quake was of the long-
ost duration in many yearn, but it was
not of a violent character and no 11am-
ngc has been reported. Stanford Uni-
vcrsity reports that the shock lasted
forty-live seconds.
POTENT PILL PLEASURE.
The pills that are potent ill their 111‘-
tiorr on 1 pleasant in effect are Derzl‘s
Lililc Early Risers. . W. S. l’hilpot. of
.‘.lbany. 1111.. says "During :1 blllous at
lack i took one. Small as it was it
did me more good than caiomel. blue
mass or any other pills I ever 100k and
at the same linre it affected me pleas
i 1111c Early Risers are certain
an ideal pill Sold by Clilfori
O.
‘I'NATcNIN aleraNa‘.
immanent“ 'Aulmnt
Ad stunt Geller-i e. A. R.
John 1. 'l‘hitcher, for many years as-
sistant adiutant general on tile staff
of the department. commander, G. A.
it who we! reappointed by (‘-ommanl
er Morgan 0. sung”, when he look
command of the d purtmcnl has re-
signed. and .ilu Henry E.T11intor.of
Hartforl. has been: appointcd maint-
ant adjutant general. William H.
Wrritelaw has been all intod acting a?
siqtant quartermal gc1.19ral t
is known that Mr. Thatcher will
be unable to go with the department
officers and lb domghtion to the na-
tional encampment at San Francisco
this month. Commander Bulkoley' s or-
der is as follows:—
Headquarters Department of Connec-
ticut. G. A. 11., Hartford. July 29.
1903.
General Order, No. 6.
The following staff appointments are
hereby announced: Hour 1'}. Taintor.
Post 50. to be assistant 11d utant gener-
al" vice John 'I‘. Thatcher. rcslgned. to
in e effect August 8. 190:1: William H.
Whilelaw. Post 50. to be acting assist-
ant quartcrmaster general; A. D. Web-
stcr. Post 13.11111; John Landegan. Post
18, aid. and J. R. Bucklyu. Post 55.11111.
August’ 5 the dedication of the mono-
ment of the Ninth Connecticut Volun-
teers 111 New Haven takes place. and it
is earnestly requested that post com-
manders urge the comrades to attend
:1" they cannot appear in post organiza-
on
Railroad fares have been fixed at a
fare and one halffor round trip.
Tire monument will be erected on
Judge
.Bayvicw Park, the old camp ground of
the Ninth. in those days called the
Cedars on Howard avenue. The parade
will start at 10:45 from central green.
Comrades of the G. A. R. will report
at Poole Post Hall. No. 17, on Court
street. in G. A. R. nniforrn and white
glocs. where places will be assigned
them
The feeding of the comrades will be
within 206 feet of the monument and
especial pains is being taken in that di~
rectlon to give the best of satisfaction.
it will be a memorable occasion and it
is hoped the G. A. it. will bc a large
factor in the affair,app1.1ring in large
nrrmbers in the parade. Department
and staff officers will report to the as.
slstarrt adlutant general at the Tontlne
Hotel in full uniform cxccpt swords.
and mounted. to take part in the pic
radc. By command.
MORGAN G. BULKELEY.
Department Commander.
JOHN, H. THAClilflR
Assistant Adjutant General.
CALLED UP AT MIDNIGHT.
"Something-like a month agoa neigh-
bor of mine came to my house at mid-
night and called me up and wanted to
know if i had a medicine in the store
recommended for cramps in the atom-
ach and diarrhoea. i sold him a hot-
llc of Chamberlain‘s Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which be carried
back home and at the same time sent
for a doctor. immediately on his return
home ire gave a dose of this remedy.
and he afterwards told me that the pa-
tient was entirely relieved before the
doctor got there ” says Enoch Burson.
OLea, Ala For sale by Stillson-Pow-
ell Corp; Baxter Pharmacy. Clifford
Pharmacy ”'
1
“m“.
15.00 to 07.56 sum 411i New
111.00 to 1110.00 can“?
112.00 10 315.00 son's As: New
’ 1141111341. aspuc'rioNs 1N ourr‘Ne 'raousess, FURNISHINGS
BETTER COME WITHOUT " _, '
like now
we THINK ous sun's 1:011
YOUNG MEN MEET vooNo MAN,-
‘NISH 'rnsres pearscrtv 1N ev-
‘ : VERY DETAiL. may 1111: connect
,IN STYLE, Paaraor FITTING AND
I swAPEMETAINrNo.
\ws orres ARE LATE PATTERNS
'AND AN; NOT USUALLY FOUND 1N
aonrro-WEAR sur'rs.
, ., .’-—”m-....v..-"....._.__..._-..
‘\
.’.
. .l
'liil
.THE FAenics
ms
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