”warm-II. ass-noises mi. m. V." .mem Self Lighting _
'l‘o bar customers and Friends: I ill hallh- .~, I w... ..... . VJ
edition of Humpbr «IT:
and Veterinary Gal .fi
request that any who
iy call at the store
it Always at your service night
ay.
troupe;
h same it
Vltaspecgully Yours,
We have just received the latest
Spocille Manual
tlully
ind-
and
FPH‘JRCE.
A §tuli
turned to iii .
LA ”meeting of Reliance Hook and
«C ornpany .wl he hoidt lg ht
ntyhloh linguist cutout than
initttera'c Iinected wit the Ieceit caito
walk and prize waltz contests at Rutou
Point.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Moth
odist (‘burcb held their regulai cream
Vsale, Satutday flight but owing to the
cool weather, id not dispose of all
the cream. They lelthold another
sale io'alght. ‘ . " , '
Some of the business men of Roway-
ton,arc anxious to get in touch with
a man who was "known”here'as 'Dent
and as (iambic and who left suddenly
some days ago. incidentally leaving a
her home in Ansonia, after a visit wit
her relatives at _.rrns
’l‘lle Mia es G ;e a d Violet Adams
flake: rota
II‘arIns from a month's outing at Brat-
tlobot‘o. Vi.
There is talk of another game of
baseball between the carpenters anti
plumbers. it is possible that the event
'wlll take place Labor Dhy.
There were several representative
men here, who partlulpatdd in the clam-
bake glqu by the Bridgeport Business .
at itoton Point.‘
Men‘s Aissoc’lu ion,
Thursday.
There will be a par ty of young people
journey to t‘raubury, Wednesday to
ed ro their home aI the _I
.1}. . .
Mb .I
:lCOIlQI - M, ii the
and Hemm mm o"- I
mantle. mu all Wars. 1"
corn Nahum on.
M m o
. rive from thetn.I
. Imaniiisttured by. F J. Che
-. "l
aswans 0 VV‘. TMENTs FOR ca.
‘ TA HRH T CONTAIN
.I . . RY
as mercury will
IVI destroy the“
“new of smell and 'aipII-III Ity demise"
the whole system, ism entering iii
through the mucous I Tut't'rl. Such art",
,tlules should neverbe used \‘Xt‘i‘pl, on,
prescriptions from
fold to the good you can possibly do.,
Hall! Calfli'l' (litre,
& t‘o..
Toledo 0.. contains no mercury and isI
ken internally acting directly upon
0 blood and mucous surfaces of the
reputable physic- .
. :lsns, astha damage they will do is tent}
Perfect
“006mg
requires tile.“ blItst‘ of Natalia
strong. constant heat, regulated
with ease and precision. ._ ‘
The one way to get it is to
We
PAGE SEVEN.
Tl .
n V... .
rIm-- -lts convenience by Mirth able
to get the light without? Vthis ass Vol a
match. 'l.
second—Tbs lessenin] V0! tbs .
gera of suffocation from . .
by accidentally leavin] ills I
on. a,- if the gas is turIVisd
t.
earth—Tc avoid .
by the scratchlan I'I
V). . . l . , " throwing the dis-
.I. . ”Iri- , .. ,.., number of unpaid blll. it is said that participate in a melon and the art, In .11 t- . l“ II system- in buying HailMsCatarrhCuIe /U.§e VG .
‘ J T " " ‘ he has gone to a small town ih Rhode festival to be given at the blame MTV. R Co. mil 1?”?! gmw’fimo - on be sure you get the genuine. it is talt- 3' as 33:12.3.
lslVIVIVIVId and Mn F A Dr d V th Thglrl‘i‘oih V V r r th M th ll t “mum“ dish I. on iateVrungv antlamfléle inr'l‘fledo —.V0 The cost of this .
- ‘. . . . uua,o 0 III elite o e 6 (Its .. .. , ‘ I fluent ‘
Gold MedalFlour, 65C per bag. West Side. gave a clambaka and sup- Sunday school "picnic has not yet been “but‘1;,,..3:”.‘,",2'§,‘I,,,‘,’,‘fl.iliifl'ifiiifihnd "To: uney 0 I “i. Range. ‘53..$“§.§2°I§3'£g.fiy .'
per to their friends Saturday. at ’i‘o- dcilnitcly fixed it doubtless will be in axaemmemfi and n 1mm; would 1m“, Held by lliiiggists Price 75c pcr~ year. .
Tube Rose Flour. 60‘: Per bag- ‘kalW Vill'lllon athi‘Va tnbst cnjoyiible Va Ilaylor two: giixllVlilnlhO ”Mlle having me to drink. and that would be mee. " billlle- . ”mm “"1" house "me“ for
tine was tltt resiit. Among the t nciarse Ira e Iyl esvllalsviler- a.-- lail' lI‘a ll iIIII are the best 7. lislittn .
Fancy Creamery Butter, kilésis wcie MIs. 'rhumiis Miss Tucker, intendsnt. Postmaster iiarris. are " , ' #:1- 1 a m y a mum-fit? it‘lpélTTlel illiuHTnlii) ‘ HORACE R- .1:
V 23 Vlb Mr. Tucker, Mn and .Mr8 FrhnllJVlil planning for The event. clpll!lfl.l.mrm BurpIUI, "US$00.61.“ yum uW 31 ix y ) :“l lb
c er Lynch and daughter, Marlon. M ss W ' I 8 "UI m" "u a I
P Cassie 14¢th Mr. and Mm, A. B. 018- GEORGETOWN. IndustflahSavlnils and, mu Ci'. surprised at the small cost. Cor. North Main ll'id w.“ Sis.
Our best I‘QC .M‘Mi quake“ at vMei'lisbylli."LTii.mlEl/lgiu;sitli)i§s(Hgijhdzlen :xiill lEli Osborn is very ill'at the present VOP NEW YORK. _ ..-_ ,, . . .. . ' 0‘" “*Dl‘l'llulllllllve will quote f r ‘ ‘ . _._.__.." -
. i me. . ‘——- ' you a price i ~ 403‘ ‘
56'”. 0'2 (1’8. for 15". ginand Mrs F. A Brand». and chil- Mr. “de Churchill are both on 51$“ bony-vision P! New §0LIVD AND—- SDCCEVSSFULJ II your request. I1 VVV V l ,
the sick list. ‘ ' *— - '1 '
I Mrs. Lyda Osborn is entertaining a Yap; anV- CoVVanoVflaqu ' eat.’ the .Other
-. . DARlEVN AND NOROTOVN. fIieud from New York (lty. " _ Icon“ .R’ i & by Four-Years
A party, drove from here to Trinit Edward Bennett of New York city is “V 5 Bill “I“! l '1’: La “BB .1} ' w y '
Lake Sunday. y spending his vacation in towu , {V I In I nil-Lat I‘ I.. . . I ' ’ , I " 'V ST“ residence or" ‘Thnulilil
; . . _. Mr.‘ and Mrs. E. A. Plukney, of'i-lar 1 o M l". 31-, l L t ,.. with 55 Osborn avenue east
I“ COTTAGE AVE, 18%:Lgeirghflfigggfgg in: ?:;nflgisl!:?)TeE:‘ rlsburg. are visiting in town. ; OFI-HCF' 2 .' A . COUTH NORWAlV-Kr CONN: -. t. . .,-g,. , Norwalk was painted with lead...
. gie Hook and Ladder Company s truck Rev. and Mr. Eglesou left last Moll- Resident Directors” Resident Managua ‘ ' ‘ " " ' ’ " ‘ . ’ .I. ' »‘ oil “d “M'- hand mixed. “WWI
. day morning for Shelter island. | . V93” “8 by me.
house , Mortimer M Lee R. L. Coburn
VEAST NORWALK.
EAST NURWALR
Captain DuCross is visiting in New
York today .1 l . . V Mead. of New York city .are boarding I it ;
George Smith, of Spring Valley2N -i:ntlllr:e§=:mi‘tmfi' (ghgfelftiléyhgvvih $3; a! M“ N' 869“" 7 '* Jo F :IVQFETSTSST COSTS LITTLE To BUY.
Y- 9W!“ Sunday with his parents this week-attire. annual state Advent Miss Clark, who has been visiting Jog" 2K." Stir] gigging” '8 EASY TO APPLY'
Miss Grace Smith of Winfield street, camp meeting Mrs. F. H. Bennett, returned home to . ‘t " fllpp ‘ ”um
I I sin Nan- . Newark last week. . t -I. “MHI U M E-H-M‘WW‘“ one at our color cardII will be
who has been visiting re at ve A party from here drove to Trinity . , . Jo i ll R l 8 “I Cr in V . ,
tucket Ieturned home Saturday. Vlggo llrotheldt, one of the owners ’ I , , It, I I'll N um um an interesting to intending paint purI
i‘ -
E. S. Husted. who has had up alnful
Rev. C. A. Willson and wife of Fair-
ville, N Y. have been spending sev
erai days at their former residence in
Long Ridge.
Snapper bluoilsh are being caught off
day and spent Sunday in angling for
them.
Mrs. Stephen Hoyt and sister. Miss
Lake and return yesterday. They had
a very enjoyable time. and pronouncel
Charles Miller, of Chicago, is visit-
ing his parents, Mrfiaud Mrs, D. H.
Miller. .
Several members of the Free Ma-
sons lodge will go on the. excursion to.
the. past week
Mrs. Jennie Brown and Miss Emily
01' the quartz mine, has moved his
Cherish VI. Dew John]. Lawrence
“5-: .4. 4
CaV Ital
$ 103- illicit
(her Proms.' 545 V200.0V0
titanium if
J. .lilfaiiana Viviarylnr .
two. mm
no ‘
Varmint
Ironic
l defy any patent paint to sliovi .
equal body with as much wear.
lilillUS Iiito‘vii,
new longer.
attack of ervslpelns, is somewhat bei- the scenery along the route to be beau family to Worcester. . . d...“ chosen.
9" tifiil in the extreme.’ 1 “ ‘ » ' ‘ ‘ ‘ —_
Mrs Samuel Mitchell or New s‘rii .WESTON. ~ . . « [Mounts Sailpltad
aln has been visiting friends in this Ne“ Thursday is the date set for the ‘ ' » . . . . 2... TO ORDER.
place.
The Misses Emma and Jennie Br
couple of weeks.
‘ I
un-
dage are in Mount Kisco, N Y. f0I a
The Misses Hattie and Minnie Tay-
ler of Winfield street have been visit—
' lug relatives in Georgetown.
Mrs. P M. Taylor and Mrs. Henry
Schults spent Saturday with friends in
Westport
Mrs Mary Goodsell and
Helen, of Kingstown. N. Y., are
daughter
the
annual picnic of the DiiiIlen Methodist
Sunday School and many are looking
forward to a good time. The party will
go to'Rye Beach, starting in the merit-
ins.
Charles Derby and Daniel Johnson
are making plans to attend the rc-uniou
of the Eighteenth Connecticut Volun-
teers, which will be held at Willlnian~I
tie. on August 19.
some of the members of the Soldiers'
lV-lome will attend,
The Dailen Library has received an-
(lcorge Adam's spent Thursday in
Shelton.
Miss L. J, Adams is the guest of Mrs.
T. W. Treadwcll
Artber Abbott has returned to his ,
work in New Haven
Mrs John Williams is entertaining
friends from Bridgeport
Miss Sadie Sturges is entertaining .
it is poselble that‘ Miss Holmes of Westport.
Miss Eva Kennel] is spending a week
with her aunt in Georgetown
The. funeral of Levi Brown was held .
at $2.00 per pair
Some are the cool Russet ltus-
sin Leather that sold so well at
$3.00 and 83.50 per pair.
Others are tiic Velour Calf ()x-I‘I‘
dammit
Weddings figs-VIVVlinepf these
goods‘ at very reasonable prices
considering qualify.
Window shades ‘
Picture Frames.
V DEALER IN
Wall Pillars.
Painters' Supplies.
Artists’ Materials,
*—
, IPECIAL.
new, makes Iinew buildings stay
White Curtain roles with suture-V
Celiender‘s Point, and though small as California. . “"53 "'0 Place- ‘ H 1 Pull"
yet many pebple took advantage of the Miss George Bennett of New Haven. ‘T .I.. ~ . ' . mm“ the 01d building look “n
has been visiting Miss Hazel Fryer, for WMTW *“I' 52 3W“ Mil" “u“: i
RS‘dancs:
.
25 Elm Grove 8!.-
i
\
port.
Mrs. Theodore Hamilton and Miss .
May Hamilton have been visiting in
Bridgeport,
Miss Cora Bulkley has returned to~
BridgeportV after a visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Martin Rowland.
Laurence Walker. of this place, died;
at his home. in Piaint‘leld, N. J., Mon-
day. after an illness of several months.
He is survived by one son. Elmer CAI
5‘19ng M Mr and Mrs Arthur ““l' other donation of books. This time. hem his late home on Thursday .I ford that were :3 00 thour 10c, ,
1‘0 the donor is Hon John D. Crlmmius. W. H, Morehouse and son Madison ' ' ' . . l t 0!! linden with
The first katyvdid of the season has There are Pixhiy «me booksin the num_ have been visiting friends in South- _ k I ll .‘ t 1111 if" HEADQUARTERS FOR C o h Wind VS , frerVI]!V
been heard and weather prophets say her, and almost all of them are my... in 08 an Oxcf‘pl Ollll 3 Ir an 250;
that it is a sure sign that the first
Solid Brass Halt Curtain Rods. 8 (1'
This is
long, with fixtures. 10o
V Oil Cloth Binding. 10c boa.
PAINTING'PAPER HANGING.
DECORATING.
lit
nile. This will make a very useful ad-
dition to the library. at there have
been a lack of juvenile books there.
The services in the? Methodist and
Congregational Churches yesterday,
were well attended There was one
thing very noticeable that being the
fact that a large proportion of the res-
idents of Dailen this summer are from
out of town, which emphasizes the fact
frost will come in six Weeks. polish.
said to he infallble.
Mr. and Mrs. N P Nelson of Fort
’ street and Mr. and Mrs A. B. Crew.
and family of Winlleld street, have
gone "on a few days' cruise in a sleep
owned by Mr. Nelson.
Drawtender John Cole is on the sick
list today and is confined to his house.
Quits. Revolvers.
Ammunition. Blanks.
Fishing Tackle
(arid
Contrgcter Jtzhn VK leétiiTIlngaTdau that it is fast becoming a summer r:- Walker. The remains were brought . . 1‘ .- .
corps 0 men a WOT (9001' ' sort of importance. id “198““! on Thursday and buried be- ' A‘ . 1- ' ‘ L f a‘y .. . W...“ .;2.
sonic Hall in Norwalk The condition of Van ReusellacrIsidc those of his wife, the youngest ' ‘ “9‘ an sorts O .7 Wlfilnzionim
The Juanita Outing Club is working
to get the new tennis court in shape
for an opening this week Saturday.
it Is believed that the court will be in
line shape for playing by that time
Rev F. 8. Ainsworth preached yes-
Pooicy, who was badly injured in a
runaway accident some time ago, is so
much lmproved'thut he. was brought to
his home here yesterday. He will prob-
ably be. lame for some time. owing to
the injury retelved Whit h damaged his
daughter of Peter Smith. of this place.
Mr. Walker was about fifty-five years .
of age.
RUSSIA GREATLY
‘lCOIIl
. leirnilpnessssestwm
. ‘ I i
South. Namath.
Boat and Shore lie--
.Vseit supplies.
. Lu WATERV 57., so. weir“ "
mm W. Rhinitis]: -
tertliay at lg; ADilVEVllVi 03m?“ in place knee can consldeVrVabiy. but the hope 0N , D Pita. til mm
of v. J. avs w o s away on his friends is t at he will soon be. .‘7 en " no of'
his vacation. The attendance was enabled to walk without the limp and AROUSED BY MURDER l i COMSIHIQK a
large andthe service was deeply splri- regain his health completely. 1’ North Hill: Booth No"-‘“
tual. The registrars of voters find that Second Assassination in Macedoma Rm? “WWI 0‘" “ab‘gflimfil‘b‘rg‘: Rssidéhds. fitment Terrace.
Miss Welst of Rcwayton, had charge
of the services at the East Avenue
Methodist Church yesterday. The ser-
vices were well attended. ReI. Ed-
. ward Cunningham is away on his va-
cation.‘
It. is expected that tomorrow will be
a large delegation of residents of East
Norwalls at the pulse of the County
Commissioners in Bridgeport, to re-
monstrate against the granting of a
license for another saloon on. the
bridge There has been considerable
tali. against it but just what will be
done is not known.
their work this year has been very easv
and there is a noticeable apathy among
Ibe voters to enroll themselves and
make themselves eligible to vote at the
caucuses. The law will be strictly en- ‘
forced this year, it is understood, and
sprint Stocks ““li
Interest and Profits. list and-unlisted. our
specialty. Dentists giving full interm-
tion on applies” on
DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.
Bankers, brokers, Fiscal A cute,
Members New York Consol dated
Stock Exchan .66 Broadway and
V17 New Street, wYorlr.
VB BALDWIN mam’r‘r Manager,
western Ned ad a nut: rm
. tur- suite “m; mail. nsntaadez;
TelhplioniV at BW‘iM
.4‘...
Followed By Demand For com-
"" plate Satisfaction.
WAIT- KVIINS
4 Vin slur! (fr: ,q. "I at
8' DOW
Next l)oor City Library.
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone. Vita-6. 7
ST. PETERSBURG, August 10—The ..,4
assassination of the Russian consul at
no one who is not registered will be Monastlr. VM. Bostkovsky—the second
allowed to take part in the caucuses. murder of a Russian consular oftlciai
if this is the case, unless. some of the) "1 Macedonia within a few 10°11th—
town officials register at the next scs. has created intense indignation here in
slon they will be debarred from voting reporting the occurrence to the foreign
at the caucuses ofiice. the Russian mbassador at Con-
Selectmau Charles Waterbury and a liliillillliillle totem Bil August 8' "The
couple of men are at Work cleaning out Russian consul at onastir has fallen
the sewer and drain plpe which mg the victim of an atrocious crime. The
across the street from near McDonald' s Grand Ville? and the Turkish Foreign
Pharmacy down to the rear of Eagle Mihlslel have come to tub with ex
Hook and Ladder Company 3 track pressions of regret in the names of the
house, The pipe line will be “my“ ;Sultah. Ferid Pasha, the Grand Virier,
en‘ed out and carried some distance‘fur- illiiil'med me that the assassin was a
.ther and a oVopnecuOn from me; oiellar gehdarme named Hailm, and that he
of the truck house will be m.“- 3th will b‘e’ subjected to the severest pun-
cellar will be titled in a few incbe siid lshmcnt and the vIVIIt of “film“. will
then as tea. which it is bell fives he remoliid lmm ills post
will have t e effect of keeping dull the ill i‘BDlY, COulll Tuamildorff. the For
hi hi it o in at ti elgn Minister, telegraphed to the out
water w CM- y g , bhssador. August 9: "His majesty has
, Iecolved a telegram from the Sultan.
NOTES‘IOF THE SEA SEQ E' expressing his deep regret at the death
Repairs have been made to Wli “1 oftheRusslanconsiil at Monastir When
TM»? 4 ....
Bellow
IIIPAWPINA ..
swim.
tilt WA This.
..
II
our New Goodma-
new in stock.”
rattling——
jPillll iillliiilli.
Decorating.
The Conn. Gen'i Life ins. Co. has
discovered to its protit. that the best
advertisements it has ever had have .
come gratitioualy- from its satisfied
policy holders and we are stifling in .-
this agency to live up to a high 59mm: ~
am in. the Life insurance businesai
Fer particulars enquire at
FREDERICK H. HELD.
VN swim- {causes
‘|
United Bank Blinding; So “Norwalir.V
I“ To tau Ira.
v—ltchlng piles? Never mind if or
crythln else failed to (hire you. Try
Doan' s Sintment. No failure there. 50
cents, of any drug store.
ROWAYTON.
The Hole Company will hold their
regular meeting tonight.
Mats Schmidt, of Crew avenue, has
recovered irom a slight illness.
Miss Gertrude Cole is confined to
the house with a slight illness.
Mrs. Place and granddaughter. of
Denney 3. Hull. Special Representative.
Mom 1, Lauder Qulidlng, '
‘ Booth Nerwalk. Conn. .
._,_.
soeutailt ascension +6
Watch run
“I"; .‘ more than
and Zinc.
so {opal Main Strong;
“all! Nomik, Conn.
you should not confine yourself to re-
calving his explanations tram thev
Grand Visitor, but shoaldtmake the most
Dr. Lyon. of New York. has been
the guest of John Hoyt, of the West
Side.
. llory' 3 float and pier at Belle Island. mg» (l. i 1 h . ._ . ‘ -V
New York is the guest of W. l. Stev M3 on a ti:- eamm to t 9 mm V
‘ ’ Mrs. C. H McLean of Danbury,iss er His' ‘38 ave 0 do a V . 8 Telephone 18'”. V
one. guest at the Bartlett cottage, Belle In- pa 1 l)’ g r rs th t .‘V‘Al. I .1 . _, ’
tom {motioned Steiner. I
larud. firs! AVVOMIO. IA" "0"“
Arthur A. Walters. of New Yerlt has
Pout
’4‘;le .‘II .
Git M
“'1
TOIOIlluI-I-
arr Ballerinas, of New York, is been “gm“! at his home in Summit energet demands‘on ths‘Tui-kiahgiov. . l ‘ ' . 1t . . . ..
Inigue’stoi Mr and Mrs. Wright, Craw avenue Belle Island ernmcli ‘fer tun satisfactleaV.and..im K 133?? m“ “Willi“ .3' if“ "awn“: Com! , it . _. .
Miss Louisa Kraut: and Miss itcnle mediateexemplary punishment botlrof Class Equipment. will leive Stamford ill VVl‘Yin 00 wooV.:f it . m V
“Kiss Olive Cele, of thetaxcoliector's Helns. 0‘ South OTMSCI N J.. . the murderer and of all the military 7‘ :3“th Norwailt 7. 1.5 " m" SHORE 6 l‘ sn‘l AND ’i'fi‘ "’09 . vi.“ only“ . . IVPLVUVMVBING AND: swung ,
oVViVliee, has returned from a visit in Bed- 3‘19"” M “‘9 Clinton House. : and civil officials on whom responsibib ‘3” ' op ALL “mg. COOKIU . fi‘I‘A . :v
”.00”; Mrs R. J VVViclts and Misses Sad ty my my “flank,“ brillia- m” M.” , .. . VV‘L.‘ l’v ' HOT w T . ,
new” McKay. of 3'00“tu has re and Mamie ouushun of ”Bragg“ According ‘0 “10 W90“ made by the “on? Q} ““0““; the Fulfill”? 0! To gun I. 68 AT ER “BEAM
“ turned borne after a visit with friends ““18 island. "‘9 spending 3 if" 3 metal new in charge of the Russian Which: wilt. strictly: dunked will! be . IATHINO’RNDI’ SHINE HOTTAIR ”Mfirmil ' ~
, in this place. ‘ ill the €2.31!sz flew; *' ,. atmonasdry‘ths murderer is 8M ,ofily 9., 1‘19 ”9cm train land date A...” H 3“ Rio stur‘av : n ” .
‘ Hr. ppdm lira. Harry Leach. o't Brook :0“ sight The consul salted. his It .50er “a mdat he purchased/1p.» B 09 IIA- t coal
the Slim 0! Mr. and “PB DIME TIT W ‘5! instracI “km: the ms, 0] ”guin- fgro .antr’. “ ‘ f'._
o‘lltd not salute him.
{iteration tired several
short aaortallyfn wounding th consul in .
It’ll'e‘sm w. coie
mu Edith Wright, oi Crew avenue. .. .3 C
will fitnrn to r- home in Boston.
Hist.
Jennies“ Itch-s. the go reps-sits aavVaace
ho gendar
-. w ibecolisoted
The 'ilfi‘ud daughter. It “
Wild all!“
.4
idcoal’!
Have you ass-V
him, tor the w nter. ._ ,, are the Clinton haste. . Theh hgrse drama: RICHMOND;
llama uquusm Delano or Ro- ll “MINI .I cart-last tenth cos-Ia ,_
wayton avenue. spa entertaining rels- riding. ratified ‘twd bullets ‘ahd shots“ $6. :25 per Ton. Tnnqoms 1"”
tiveszromfialtluors: ._, . at . V attire caachtnan. ‘ - II“; COMP
m2 1 I "'""’ “‘1‘" -' “0 Cries of coal having dropped to 11 WALL Ms
” iWeiir’! militia—You went gltV nqth Va. 1". a. llrat to ‘1" our lit 3. In”
ifs. k . .tn' dog at in there. Thain toasts is -. QI- m.“ -- .--_
g V
amount on ween: so. ., Vishrnyoutomonruunw
m . we know it will bonus!»
vines in the Methodist Chara? ‘y‘ester-
“TIE! lilo Watt. of New fines. mom
1; a: , to, and
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