Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 31, 1904 · page 7

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' 311 c at“,

one "virus

‘0 DIM. M0"

' Geo
Ranges

Gas Water
Heaters

than In an {previous year.

Order at once and be among the
first to enjoy, complete happiness dur
ing hot weather.

couNachoNa rites.

truly & bullish.

’PNONI.“

 

Do you want. any wines or liquors?
(‘all at the

Imperial Cafe
There you will find the best
response roar Alva
”HRRY WINES.

no you need strength—Try a bottle.
Also the best of liquors.

Do not forget that no better meal is
served in the town than at our restau-

rant.
CARL" sermon.
Railroad Avenue. -

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

FHINK EVINIHIY

PL asthma.
must}

not In ”rs-n.
AND ass
rrrrrlva.

Tt'n. Shed Iron. Copper
and Zinc.

50 South Main Street.
Telephone, 137-3.
South No’rwalk, Carin.

 

Easy To Pick

the proper .Wall Paped. ,Designs from
our splendid slack. There isn't a
more attractive stock of New and Ar
tistic Wall Papers in these parts.

Prices are proper and workmen most
skillful.

Sole agent for Janewny's and (‘ar-
penter's Wall Papers.

——-—~—-

To Order—Window Shades, Pic-
ture Frames.

 

SUPPLIES.
MATERIALS.

SPECIALS. _

White Curtain Poles with Fix-
tures. soc.

Cloth Window 'Shades, with
irhge. 25c.

Solid Brass I-Iali Curtain Rods,
3 it. long. with fixnrres. soc.
. “SlutegCut” Can Opener. cuts
. No ragged edge. roe.
Iieat Steel Faring Knives. rec.

PAINTERS' ARTISTS’

 
 

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i'ttN'rrNc PAPER HANG-t

ING. DEOONATINO.
srorts. certs nvpurscs

HZH. Decker
um

.E. E. Gotham

State of Ohio City of Toledo, Lucas

County, as.

Frank J Cheney makes oath that be
is senior part‘ .or at the Ir. of P. J.
Cheney O 00., doing bust in the
City of’l‘olcdo.Oouaty aadfi confoca-
said, and that call“ firm tel
sum of ONl’.‘ HUNDRED Nil
for each and every case of Catnrrh
that cannot be cured by the use oi
llali's Cntnrrh Oilre.

RANK J. CHENEY.

Sworn to before me and subscribed
to my presence this 0th day of De
camber, A. 1).. i800.

(Seal) A W. GIIEASON
Notary Public.

llail'u t‘utnrrb' Cure is taken inter
holly, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials free.

it‘. .l. CHENEY Jr 00.. Toledo, 0.

Sold by all Drugglsts. 75c.

'l‘uke llall's Family l‘ilis for consti-
potion. "

 

I'Ili 000003100. lull Rollin.

FOR STEAM AND
1 HOT WATER HEATING.

Incures a Warm House. Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.

 

Send for Catalogue and Investi-
gate for yourself

Gallon i letrmol country

96 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.

_.. ....._.! 1 _.,

PILL Pull

we CAN clve voun wuss
mos: CARE ANo ATTENTION
Now THAN we CAN DURING TN:
exceaolNch ausv saAsos, ros
THAT naAsoN Tms Is AN excu-
LENT TIMI: TO HAVE WALL PA-
eeslNc DONE. cousloan HOW
uucn NEATER AND cheeses
AND enerrtan voun HOUOE
woum ac iF IT was: RE-PAPERA
to motor.

 

IT IS A FACT THAT OUN WORK
MEN ARE NEAT.

CALL US ON THE PHONE 135-2.

 

3.

to First Avenue. East Norwailc
'l'cIcphOnc Cali, 135-2.

1847. . 1904.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING. '
STOVES AND RANBEO,
OLATI AND TIN ROOFING,
Gas and Dream Fitting,
Gas Fixtures, Metal Ceiling.

 

Etc.

Have you seen our stack of
RICHMOND RANGES?

THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COM AN
17 wALL aren't. NORWAL’K.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

mic“

outwit“).

would”.
soon: son was.
and new , YORK.

smmmr'cm o! Mantels ”
and ‘fl'aglo".

imnvcs Ncw York Daily at .‘I p. In.
Leaves Norwalk Daily at fr p. m.
Freight received from 7 a. III. to ii p. III.

Elli llllll'lll llllt

sooth Nort'w‘Atlt coils." '

WlTl-i
Capital $101,300.00
Surplus. ”004000.00
Not Rollie. 300.000.”

Oellclis aec0unta of Individuals. man-
uiacturcrc, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms. p .

EDWIN N. MATHEWSON, Prcc. .
JOHN H ItNAPf. Vice-eras

JACOB M. LAYTON. Currier.
DIRECTORI.

John H. Knapp Henry Seymour

Josiah R. Marvin Oamucl Grumman

Christian awarta Wiiicca Marv' n

E. H. Mathewson John N. Light

Fred. H. Rowan.»

 
 

Capitol. 01.000.000 Ourplus. 01m

The.
Earning Power
of your, savings in
vested with this
Company at. 5 per
cent. to 25 per cent.
greater than it in-
vested at' 4 per
cent; is i: W per
cent. greater than if invested at 3%
per cent; and 66 2-8 per cent. greater

than if invented at 8 per cent.

State supervision of New York and
Connecticut.

BRANCH OFFICE, 12 80 MAIN 01'.

Resident Dlrcctcra. Resident Managers.

Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Oohucn

Chlrlca E. Dow John I. Lawrence

 

 
 

Its most time to look up the matter of

PAINTING

We are headquarters for Dcvoo’s
lead-and sine paint. and Longman A
Martinea paints, both of which are fut.
Iy warranted.
we HAVE THE LAscesT LINE or

IRUIHES IN TOWN.

We also carry a complete stock or

VAansHss, rtLtlzse. cTAINs.
c0Lonc, rLoon wa.
rLocn rlNIsNtna.

oils raw and belied. enamels, gold and

and outside cold water paint, roof
paints wartccn and everything in this
line pertaining to a firat class stock.
Don't buy cheap stuck it costs as much
In time and labor to put oh peer paint
as It does the goal and you do not get
the wear "am it.

GOIS‘IIIOK. IIIIIIIS & nor

112 WASHINGTON DTREET.
Phone.“

km..—
SPECIAL

THE CONN. OIN'L LIFE INS. co.
now sells an 10 Payment Life Policy
for less than the cost of a 20 Payment
in other companies so investigate be-
fore insuring elaew ere.

FRED H. FIELD.
OINIRAL aocN‘r.

 

' N. SMITH FINOUOON. will Agent.

UNITED IANK BUILDING.

De. Nor-walk.
CI—I—‘W
rs cm tr e Willa:
INSURt rourr am:

. The Continental insurance 00., of
New York. will Insure year rcntl
against loss sustained by loss of rent-
ais by damage by tire to buildings.
NET OURPLUO. “.508 sec
.110 M. LAYTON.

a It.- It I? sitar-wars.
flit JON!“ a; Lawrence-

ALL INCLINANCII, NEAL CITATI,

 

nonrosou NOTARY. errata.
can make. -‘
is com NAIN crisper.

 

Mali.“ "

cur Acscc. coaccnr AND citric
cAcrlos course Ir.- i

ON! U. A TNIAL‘ ORDIN.

 

Daily Freight Linc g}

aluminum bronaca. italaominca, Inside »

can can. Loam “first... ~

.. "It,

 
 
 
 
 

“‘1...th

Fulfill Clean ill But-
let Zhelb b.

16 Strictly Fresh Eons
for" 250.

3) Calls Solid Packed

Tomatoes 25c.

 

A. §tull

“COTTAGE AVENUE.
cons.

EAST NORWALK.

 

 

'Phcns. lat.

Jealtiac lrchalvec
and ‘

OARLOCK PACKING
Carried in Itoclt.

 

. M
0010 AND IlLVENaPLATlNfl.

New Elm Mic Dim

Have no superior. Can show them
In operation.

Repairs to Stationery and Me-
rlna Inglncc and General Mach-
lnc Work Delicitcd.

THE 6. N. MCKIBBIN
M'F’G C0.

as WATIR or. so. NORWALK. ‘

 

 

 

T

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Dividend

Pa ing Minln. Oil. Smelter and
In natrial Star: a making poaalble
large Interest and Profits. Book-
lets on application. '

DOUGLAS, LACEY & CO.

-Bankers. Brokers. I" i A Its.
Members New York oncol atcd
Stock lachan e. 66 roadway and
I, New Street, ew York

EaBALDWIN HAIHHTT, Hanger.

csntccocrm gum-r

 

Denny 3. Hull, Bepasceatativc.
1 under Blk. South Norwalk. Ct.

 

Telephone Call 0903.

HOTEL VICTORIA

EUNOPIAN PLAN.

T. J. SULLIVAN.

rhcemaron.

Newly furnished throughout. Best
accommodations in the city for com-
mercial men.

OTRIOTLY FIRE PROOF.

ltcstauram cor ladies and gentle”
no ace-d loos.

m
o'lnuc NAnsow eccAea.

 

Hair Caught in Machinery and a Part
of it Was Torn From Her Head. -

WINSTED, March iii—Miss Larrle
Walker. fifteen years of age, an em-
ploye of the winding room at the Win-
sted silk factory. met with an accident.
one day this week, which under diner-
ent circumstances, higbt hays proved
fatal to her.

She was working about a machine
about 5 o'clock, when in some manner
her flowing hair became entangled in
the machinery and before assistance
co'uld be rendered a portion of it was
torn from her scalp.

Her peril was noticed by some oi her
coworkers, who went to her aid lust.
in time to rescue her from certain
death.

 

IIO FIR! IN JIRIIY CITY.

NEW YORK. March :ii.—-A loss of
860,000 was caused by a are early to-
day in the factory of the Brewster Co-
coa Manufacturing Company in Jersey
City. Three alarms were sent in and
two water towers. eleven engines and
five trucks responded. Four hours ist-
es- most of the companies started for
home as the fire then seemedto be well
under control. but three companies
were recalled when the blase started
up attach and the fire was finally ex-
tinguished. The are la thought to have
started in an overheated drying room

.——-aa——————A—

asc'nsrouc wl-IaAr once.
SYDNEY an s w still-«st cl -rrle
work or M's-vesting the: years wheat
crop is nearly completed and the gov-

 

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Drewtcnuer .lohu Cole‘s hoist Is now
in position

Miss billion P. St, John was It visi-
tor in Bridgeport yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs 'i‘homas’ Benedict will
remain in New York for another
month.

A party of young men are planning
to attend the c-lrrus in New York. to-
morrow

Shipbuilch Jaseph l-‘owler is busy
getting a number of skills ready for
the water.

Large catches of gosllng clams have
been made during the past few days.
on account of the exceedingly low
tides.

A very interesting prayer meeting
was held last evening at the home of
Alfred Nickerson. Quite a delegation
of members of the Advent Church at-
tended.

Robert Carr, of Second avenue, who
has been ill at the Norwalk Hospital, is
getting rapidly better. and It is believ-
ed that it will be possible to take him
to his home in a .hort time.

it has been learned that the burg-
lars who entered the Radel Oyster
Company's plant night before last by
breaking open the front door. helped
themselves to quite a quantity of lubri-
cating oil from u couple of barrels
which were there.

Members oi the East Avenue Metho-
dist Church will recall the active part
taken by the late George W. McBride
when the church was in Its infancy
and hardly able to struggle along. lie
took an active interest in all church
work, was a teacher in the Sunday
school and was one of the melt who
helped lay the foundation for the uolk
which is today turrled rm by the (‘Illllt' h
In East Norwalk.

The final rehearsal of the Easter mu-

 

ibe whole platform, can give it to bet-
ter udvuntnge. One of the best carols
have been selected for them and many!
thnk this will be the best. part of the
program. The costumes will be simi-
lar to that of the choir of the Methodist
Temple, on Seventh avenue, New York
city, organised by the Rev. (‘utlnlam
whcu rcclor. Mrs, Meade deserves
great praise for her earnest work with
these little singers. allo will do so
mutil to add the pleasure of the Easter
service

 

ROWAYTON.

—-——

Arlington Adams is"quiil‘ iii of thil
measles.

The liuptlst Sunday school rehearsed
for Easter last evening.

Marlon Godfrey is able to be out af
ter an attack of meanies,

Miss Minnie Snideu is torlflned to
her home with a severe cold.

Miss Maud Adams returned home.
Monday, from a visit with friends In
New York.

Captain Rowland and daughter. Miss
Jennie Rowland are guests of friendsl
in Rochester.

Thomas Darling, a resident of the
West Side, is having a sea wull built
along the shore front of his property.

8. D. Sawyer, president of the Toke-
nekc Corporation, which has exten-
sive property near Contentment Island.
has been in town.

Mr, and Mrs, Stonebrldge, who have
been the guests of Mrs. Albrecht for
the past two weeks. have returned to
their home in New York.

The ifitlleu' Aid Society of the Meth-
odist EpiscOpal Church will hold its
regular business meeting this afternoon
at 3 o'clock, at the parsonage.

Edgar Lynch, of Sheffield Scientific
School, and Albert Lynch, of Andover.
are spending the Easter vacation at
their home on the West Side.

Contractor Joseph Christiana.
Greenwich, Ia constructing a new road
for John Sherman Hoyt, at Cutout-
rnent Island. tinny l provements
are contemplated about th property.

DARIEN AND NOROTON.

Mrs. Harper. of Bethel. has been vis-
iting lire. Clarence Clock. .

The Misses Helen and Belle Water— '
bury are to spend Good Friday in New
York, with friends there.

Some of the stonework about George
H. ‘l'iliey‘s pond has been damaged by
the frost. and will be repaired as soon ‘
as possible

Miss Katherine Paris and Mrs Paris '
who started yesterday, for California.
were accompanied to the railroad sta-
tion by a large number of their friends
wl‘ho gathered to bid them a last fare.
w l.

Considerable Interest la being taken
in the formation of the ball team
which was alluded to ascend days ago.
and Florent Cantrell has found that
there is a large amount of good mater-I
ial la the shape of players who are:
willing to try their luck on the dlc‘
mend this season. ,

. WESTPOR’L

R. 'r Lees lilo returned from an

outing II Ml.
Two children of William Baconmeyer

are victims of scarlet racer.
ed from

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

. odist church.

'J udgc

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of

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r‘tal. an .1; - i

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I fit. If as Clara Beach ahd .ioha
hell: are also down for something nai-
0A

aion at the home of Mrs, William las-
ton.

Tonight the long expected sock so-tg.
, oial is to be held in Baugatuck Math-
The one entertaining

factor here at this time is oertaioto
attDrlsct largely.

Stuart Sherwood. until recently

miclr 0f the First Nationl bank. Icl

suspended hi, shingle from the pas-lib
his irate street home and begun the

“notice of medicine.

Ed Thomas resigned his position sl
Cannes Datum!

driver for Adams
and resumed work with ithxac
Co. yesterdav. Fred Sweet and Jo

Gallagher are the only empIOyes of the
trolley who have remained out since
the strike, one year ago and they es-
press the determination to stay cut so
i
' Sweet la
and

far as the Connecticut
Lighting Co. is concerned.
doing well in Yonkers. N. Y.,
Gallagher better than ever In the. em
ploy of the Consolidated railroad.

Railway

 

UNION TNUIT COMPANY CLOSED.

Boston Concern Had a Capital
’ cioo.ooo.

BOSTON March at .—’l‘he Unioul he was glad to how the
Trust Company closed its doors to 'aitet' five years,
The Union Trust Company was
incorporated in ill“ with a capital of

day.

"00,000. The president is former Conn
gressman William E. Barrett. Mr

iiarrelt also is a well known Bostoni icctly willing to let the on
in who is the proper auartll

publisher. Frederick (l. Roberta
treasurer and the directors are: Wil
item B. Barrett, Charles M. Adams; C.
l‘. Donnolley. Jamse W, Dumphey, G.
Edward Smith. G. E. Stone. Edwin U.
Curtis and Sherman i- Whipple,

The liabilities of'tile company are
placed at 8.600.000, with Ilotninul as-
The
tllnlcultios oi the concern ul'e attribut-
cd to heavy withdrawals by depositors
and the inability of the management to

sets of about the saute amount.

realise quickly on securities. luvordcr
to provide for the unusual .lcmuutls
At the office of the savings bank tronr
nlissiouets It was stated that the cool-
pally had been Icruporsrlly enjoined by
the Supreme Court, and that the sppli

sic will be held Saturday night at titration for a permanent Ili’tlllt‘tltiquIii-i

o'clock III the Bust Avenue Methodistl returuublc tomorrow, when the court
Episcopal (‘llurclr All the siuacrs arcl will be asked to appoint a receiver. 'l‘hl
urged ”to bring their carols, ,tlrlt,3llil‘ts-tu1'rl of the company hlillt' tilztt llti
Mead‘s class of twenty-four boys andlollptulltlou wtll llc mode in :I i‘l't'tdl'il'
atria have a oI-uullrui drill, better than 3 Hill». and that thr (‘iilulmfll’ will so out
the one liivcu Christmas. and having “I “WINES. '“H‘l' Billie Wrilli't‘li' lb!"

depositors will losc nothing. The I-tInI-
puny moved into new quarters last
year, and had made propositions to ex-
tent] Its business, but it is said that
some of its Ventures, including street
lullaai flusuting did not provo as
successful as had been hoped,

Director Adams oi the Trust Com-
pany is a member of the Slatc Pris-
orI Commission. Mr, Curtis is a form-
cr mayor of Boston: Directors Donnol‘
Icy and Whipple are prominent attor-
nets and Diretlol Stone is a member
of the banking firm of Hayden Stone
A Company.

At one time the deposits aggregated
limit. hill bnt’thls amount had bten
materially decreased of late

SHORT CALENDAR.

 

00' a Session.

Judge Alberto T. Rorabacit will prc
side at the April session. short eaten

dar_ today, in the superior civil court
and the following cases are listed:

Dietrich It}. IDWC et al vs MIrtln

iawior. motion of rcsidcnt defendants.

to strike from record names of tron-
resident deiendantal; Edward H
White vs. Pay 0, Willie of ale fore-

port Savings 8: Loan asstlciatlon Vs.
William R. Hopson, foreclosure: Mo-'
desto Fernandez vs, N. i’, N. Ii. &
H. R. R. (‘0 er al, plaintiff's motion
for judgment by dt'iuult: William‘s.

lollil.

il- .

fi‘he Ladlea' Benevolent society of
the Congregational church is in sec-

°' luterpoucd no objection to

Rershacig, to Preside. as To.

”(m

l’ JAM ice 3“,“; deg-t1”. ‘
a list eh Nanci. ; .‘

New Canaan continues to
hicif in the Dallw wood out». The .
aatiooai i tp eicca' mg”.
which oul lg the chest of .
Beilwood or based all titles hi‘ a

ter, has set would the .
cple who know Mary lit
tatll to the lived of III. patties
st sad or tilt‘u‘itlliflll

 
 
 

 
 

themes VON I-re caries, no
rat time Be wOOd bah All“
Me by his resolve not to may

 

daughter. hit-s. W
me Devauna. tire

ed a ocool-,t and assigned by the
. ecwodyofoner'litfib‘
the cre‘nts
"i am at a lose to update-t , '
mans action" raid ”Ulric M ‘:
yesterday. 'The child NV -‘ .-
been in my care over slice" . ~
trim years old title foils odd“
her skull severely when she 0
age. and for a long time thc‘r
clans deapalred of her life. I ,
.und altered her through- hc ' ., -
| and have cared (at her ages cl ,
l is yet a very delicate dilld. ‘ - .
takes but little emliems t. ton "
liter and make her ill. Her ’
die
‘took her and cared for her.

 

 

lii',
do so,
and after
imeaths‘ separation from New '5’
suddenly discovered the child -

being reared properly' and ate‘
lfrom her mother and ma.

child and e no fear bf 4W
lslon. lI' hvhHmluI 'r only deair

rfor the chlltia welfare, why
not like the proper emit"! 00 I
session of her? He could ”III. 1'

to the courts for an 0 f‘

custody of the child. 1 D“!

more entitled ro‘hsvo her Filly,”
I

wife. her mother. r,
I win. you would on I- wcs" id so
also reanourtibltl fer ill» coplflt
my niece and her husband; I Chm
utrcnousiy to tireir marriage. It If
lull will it tho marrlas‘e. slim
tosst‘ri. In fat". I did M'Qf,‘
rm pontt to itet‘ll‘flllclu Kl!
order to “Wild scandal the, hi

 
 

Ssy too that i (amt hero! it-
with, and out New \ork‘; [3&1
msrricti in Port Chester in ill to II-

llum t‘ \\';ccd that lie die d' ill *3
\" itk us. in rim: or ytdiow fever, "
that it was three yesruqsrwam ' "
i ll) rrlt-d Euvcne. Dateline.
rucstir- lnielicit'y filtered tn Vii
(‘d ogr- senuralidn. Wils' Iliitlb [Ye
mout s after our marrl a lit. a
nu cum from Bt‘hnswlc‘it‘tb 802161.020.
«In w cut all my money from the Slain
null National Bank lIIl disappeardd
.‘tlrcl waiting five nioli its UH“.
for and obtained a divorrs from him.
on the ground of decor-lion

 

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Mlle. WILLIAM WALLAGC. lino.

Foster Mother of Esquirnau ,Noy ‘
plrcs in pencharic NI!

Mrs. W‘Illutu Wallace {In for?
mother of liens lilo lisquimau ll. .
who was hmuvht from (hominid UV
i.Icut Pearl died Monday- in Sells»
harlc. For the "he! all years It's.
'“allm-c has devoted a areas Oi

closure: .l. Milton Ooburn. conserve
tor va. William 1‘. Raymond et sis for' tlmc “' "’0 "“"0 and education of el‘
judgment tor defendants: the Bridge- “W‘m ”058119 became my (call

lot the hot. rod hcr slectlop use in
'cvery was reclurocaterl. . e educa-
ited him and in various or ways
her influence was noticeable.

Mrs. Wallate is crushed Irv he.
husband and a son William Waildce

Craft vs. George R. Mccker A 00.. ,
further order of notice: the People's Jr ‘1'” Wallace has had a. varied ax
Savings bank vs. Maria L. Ferric ct pcrlence ‘0 illtlu' "I" ammo" [or

III. motion for judgment of Iuterplend-
the Pierson Manufacturing Co. as.
Frederick M. Pierson, judgment for
non-compliance with order of court,
Uncontested divorce, Josie Walsh
vs, Eugen. Walsh. ,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

‘ mas. decanter

 

'7 i Idgerton, of Walt Orally”,

the Pole. He can cngagd in this
way with all t‘l-- Peory restores.
Last September in Occupied

as farmer on W. ll'aul Siegldtc

in. Newton, Mule attracted a “0
deal of attention over, "tarmac

ly as liesler had been identified

a North Pole expedition This can
rise to a report that the boy
brought here ll.‘ the Baldwh
prise whlth Ziegler hacked. ht

'waano basis forthlc any“
for the story that lens (dish

- baths In a lake last u.rrintce. “mi”

minerals Incas. “Lg
comic

[0000!“ mm a?
, or died in Greenland a‘
ter- he came here. and htahthar. he
came with him. did account! all.
, III-st winter in this climate. ‘.

t”

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‘ noaasoms crosscutting .
M who at Id Nora'psa‘a‘i‘ci‘gn
an 0 4 'i
. transcend M..." ., 3.. .'
nsrrrronn I'Imsr‘n' " ',
. melt, will. be 0‘ N‘, at,

of the Superior can
at; count! for the theft
sleigh ging to

 

When lxachmaa O "
taken from a schdflinwna
Edgarton and
'Lcach lived with my. dit-
als‘ years are. when Dr. mi west to

seek his fortune. _
', .He was apparently not a
full for when he returned ‘3’“,

grommet-Pt; 'p ,

 

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