. in 'r'v'r o. t r
. l‘hisiso’ur rind",~
:' the bio attire tor'lo if we
begin to remove the batman
tilt the: stock to the trader
block: across the streetttrhere
' we will "tilsuose of what is
left atfpnges Iarbeiow post.
Pleaturol good things _
left for either dealers oreoa- -
sumers. but we cannot Sheet '
fir tor rear‘. their Should be
sold when called for.
- Counters, Shelving. Tar
bios. Show-Cases. Store
Window ..'Shades ind-T" Awh-
.. AAA-thins'iorsaie at a milieemw
"A t." ~
otmm- p ; As it
w s. s'runruvnnr
North Main and Ann Std. W " “w“ “to“;
”new
SsuihorIIsIII. cl. ‘4'.
Cowormgs.
. We one no?» prepared to show a large (the of Ca
. In all the popIIIa'r grades. Cbns‘tstirrg of INGRAINS.
VEL VET. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. BODY BRUSSELS. .'
.‘:In China and Iapanese Mailings we have a large 'oarr'ety
Add attractioe'stvles.
China Matting: 12 1-2: to 35¢.
japanese Mattingsi20citop50c, . , . ,. ..
0f 0i! Cloths and Linoleum we show all widths and oa-
. dons qualities. A. . . ..
Nags and Mafs' In Lorne barre-iv.
Sbades to order a specialty.
84 Washington Street. South Nor'b‘allt]
Telephone r434.
" plague of my life.
2‘ Dom'apintnwnt cured Inc quickly and
permanently, after doctors had failed. "
‘ last week,
' 'Plaisted' s drug store.
" (mans Thompson on. or the
. counsel an
“WNW. W‘W'
. "In!" ' sauna-w .A'- Tulle.
RE’I'VIZAN — Torpedocd and
chart at Port Arthur Fob
. any 5. Rrpalrud And
-' “not 'I tort.
;OEBARIIIVI’I‘CH - Torpedbed
and beached at Port Arthur.
Paegrusw . In I
. A Ablod With
v "-s at? 1:3}: Arthurfltde
I low water line: r'otrruhry
PETROMVWVBK ‘-- Blown
g. tyAl‘th llillt'. or twtipdocd. At
r
roaming Emmi»? an...
”I: Pdi‘t M'ihut‘. Afllrl 13'01‘
13.100
13.110
10,960
10.960
12.074
Cur ulter‘a.
BOYAIIIN~Dlsabled b) Japa
new atI'Por: Arthur. Velma
ary 9. Bunk on February
PALI:ADA— Torpedoed at
«Arthur and beached.
9mark it Remind -
NOVlK—Dlsablcd by Japanem
it l‘itlrt' Arthur: hole below
water line; February 9. Re-
paired
ASKObMIsablcd by Japan-
oso at Port Arthur: hole bo-
low: water line; February 9.
' trod.
Di
3.200
6.630
6.100
lenabled by Japanese
at Port Arthur; hole hollow
orator. d{lino February 9. Re
VAEM Ad-yrDutrnyed by Jana.
‘ at Chemulponi‘obruary - 500
k Ii,
. I JOHN“ Craft and Control“. .
K0 Rim~Deatroyod by Japanese at
arguing, FobItIaI-y 9
NAN “blue to have been nelled by
nose at' Nagasaki, February 9.
”firewood boat. Sank by Run
.2 a. mine. March 16
Wilbur—Tornado destroyer. Blown
up by Russian mine, February it
owns TRASHNl—r'l‘orpedo destroyer.
Bunk by Japanese April 13.
..‘-"Itching hemorrhoids were the
Was almost w.llI|
6,630
0.1“. Cornwall Volley Street. Sanger-
ties. N. Y.
- . W
AoAtrts‘r 'raAomo STAMPS}.
' apt-thinner Iron-chant. Following Wt
Example of Local Business Mon.
Harbour) Aprlr IT-Mfics a
King. of Worcesté'r. who as been con
ducting shrar agalnnf; th use of trail
lug“ tramps in Springfield. camslhoro
to continue his campaign.
Hoicalled on D. N. Rowen. ofth‘n Mei.
ion Attaches company to' got him to
Sign ad'auroomont not to. use trading
stomps after Juno 1. Mr. llcwoa. how-
ever. Intorrned him that neither he nor
any- other member of the Hartford
Business Mon' at Association uaod trad
slug stomps. The association abolish
ed their use over a your and a halt alto.
nnd‘although the} arc in vogue in smart
atom. yet practicaily none of the im-
portant time one thorn
In Springfield Mr. King secured the
paint-II of Ironic 900 mt‘t'olmntc, who
It‘flto not to MIL” trusting triumph after
dime I. The ”canvas nu also been car-
on in Indian Orchard. Chloopoe
and West Springfield. Mr King and
the three 'rnon working with him ”will
go to Bridgeport. .
A THOUCAND' orbgLOLAR‘C WORTH
r'"I' have been IIttiictcd with kidney arid
biaddcr trouble for.‘ years. passing
wi or stop as with excruciating
mm A‘.' it. Thames a well
it own cost operator of Buffalo 0 ‘i
gilt no relief- front ammo until I b6“
now taking rotors me Any Carat tifhtr
Momentum: surprt . Amounts
”fit.” brick-dustiliiu 'WMA
a now I have“ pain across. In 1th
né MM 1 Milne II n'm‘nmi has.
Kidney Cure ”will enre'ovcry form or
kidney bribiaddor disdain. sold at
I.
IJ'H“ ;'i “Mute-M :ni- .'. u.
ATTY. CUR“. THOMPSON MAD.
Leading Iridgsport. Billion and Form-
.. _ _ "pr Counsel of P! T. ”mum. .
iBRiDOEPOR-T' Atir'li lB.-—Attor‘-!r‘tei’
113
III the In mt:
...the
cltltena- or Bridleptg:
showman died yutofda‘yi' of pneumon-
\ in. which he editt'rtcted A Week" ago
SWISS Curtain
i ' ' also Porticros, n‘bmsprlng’ stiles.
We Muslin Curtains, platinndfl’gured. with shoned and fluted ruffles
3 . 69c, 75c, 99c. 99c, 8115‘ 81.25. $1. 97, 8150 a pair. ; a
do uln‘fitce edited for 31:00, unit Into: are“ u 511‘
i. a 31.75, endgame ‘N‘ up "155.00 per pair.
1:"
titan ridins. $2. 95 to $5. 00 per pair
try.
an.
1.39 to $10.th per pair
Water: and fit
. Muir-g ..nr‘i a. u:- 44 2.; ,t 1a.: mist
Ercerihed new a and ArIn’b'r'II Iri gedcotdbd it;V
million a trip to Washington: the was
' alatyérrtn'o years old; and have: a wt:
23'?! .two children. His‘ widow Is
3 from an attack of pneumonia;
and her straight“ in for! criticai at Ihb
ammo Thompson was a grahnato
airtight I auto: ”marvel In.
that off'Arta‘at‘ Yale.
merited Bifdgeport In the genera?
am but. mitigate axiom snarl in Nggm
& 'ydmnsgah Imim lie,”
3 d: on:
T‘Ifl‘w Witt pm
and i't'oI-pslu N
'1 £50m alflni't
. (or
. run... Interwoven Against clos-
OAN‘tT -I€' URIOP
”solicit“. [oi or. China Opinions
'rro‘otmma‘ttm Published
. Ara Intonation. pod oI..
‘ ‘ Vatua to Gustaf
immacul- W-«a be
r not, is an ten question. or
that a r bunt audition
i cotIrqutbtlon whuld'
Absurd b window thorn ill some
thing‘flotit the dot of valor when
taken by portion» who either havm or
think they ha I: conuttuiptlttlt. or mart
ouii taut lt'todIrIdn (but In] decidedly
borronclalt '.
While we do not guaInIII'iI-c that Vl-
not will always‘ cnrc consumption INt.
prrhittlh‘ herewith cantata from Ionio‘ of
the donors received on thin subject
writer: prove thmwhlic We may bacon-
rremtlvo In our claim, \’luol has our.
talnly cured ihbuo 'W‘Olllowflndv'll the
letters are guaranteed to be guanine-
and from rcilatrio persons We must Ac
cent the utatsmcntrr as nbmiuiuiy
‘ tfll.‘
litre 1.0. Brown. oIAndoraon Ind.
writes: "Our daughter Mary was in
consumption. ‘and given up to die by
our 'Tshrlly‘ lplr’ynlcirtn. ' She ' watt very
milk hmdiomaolntcd, ”but What Are-
atored’her to health in a marvellous
manner. and she is anwoll an ever she
was: Words cannot express our grati-
tudo tor this valuable cod liver" oil
prepAration. "
MrsN -.;'B Jenni-r of Lakewood N
no onc'thonght I could live. I weigh-
ed 'ic‘ss than 100 poundn. and my nor-
mA'I‘weIgh'I is I7 "1. pounds. Vinol cur-
cd mo, and it seems atmoat a miracle."
The Rev. Mr. Grosac of St. Paul's
Church. St. Joucph. Mo., writes: “A
mung n in my congregation had
Iromorrl‘r‘zea oi the lungs which wIaak
erred him so that he could not walk a
block. i'vcoomarcnded Vinol; bc has
taken four bottlea, and foela like a new
man: 'ho oats well; sleeps well]. and In
getting strong." .,.. -
Joanph- Deals of Window.
writers: “My arm was given up by two
doctors to tile with entrtiutnptton.
was a human skeleton, and could not
raise himself in bed. Vinol has curred
trim an that. be In healthy, Int and at!
well no any of his platfcltowa"
We have Iota of such letter». and
they all contain just such strong ntI.‘
thoptlc statements. and why should
they not be true? it old fathionod cod
liver all had any v irturov—And we know
it had in the treatment of throat and
lung troublcs'mt'lnol.‘ of course. is at
far greater-Value: for It not only con-
tains all the medicinal curative clo~
ments of cod liver all built is untimely
iy free from tho oil or grease which
lnvarlabiy dlnarzrucs with the digestive
might come from the cod liver oil
medicine
We can only sat that adv one who in
desirous of citing Viuoi a trial for am
kind of lung troubles may do so at our
risk:’ we tvlll pay for all the Vinol they
lake which drwr: thom no good. This
shows that we trms great faith in WI! at
Vinol can acmmpllvh
I’ltr'trma'cy.
SHIP BUILDING DELAYED
By a strike of 2.500 Man In Quincy,
Maia... Over Question of Hausa.
QUINCY (imam. April 18.—-Work
in the oxtcnsivo yards of the Fore
River Ship and Engine Compact here
was tied up today by a strike of. " .500
men over a. qucstlon of «hours The-
a'etionof the men stopped work on the
and Vermont nlrtch the company is
building for the United States govern-
meat. as well no on the large p-ivnte
contracts. it is thought. this. unless
tho difficulty la quickly adjusted the
la'unchiug oi the battleship Rhoda is-
land not for» April 30, will be delayed
”the strike rationed thc refusal of
tho omnpany to accepted schedule giv-
rag a'Bsthrday half holiday in June; on
atoll as in July and August. As in urc-
do pinto $1.900 worth of good"ltiolo'y't Lvim years it was proposed to abort-
cn the noon hour. making the weekly
schedule provide for titty-tour hours or
work in flvr and a half houru; ‘
officials did not favor the suggostlons
oI thev workmen As a counter plan
théyiproposod a schedule of fifty-five
working hours per week, with pa: for
the extra hour. Tho union men'ob'iect-
ed to this offer, asserting that it'was
a“ doutrary. to the mica of the unions. and
the union workmen finally decided to
their petition. ' " '
-At a meeting youtcrdhy tho execu-
tlt'e board. representing all 'thc 'ntttons‘
voted to recommend to ’the organiza
tiotitt to triplet at once hpoir‘ the adop-
tion of the union schedule. The cm-'
pioyo'sf reported for world tod‘at' but
shortlyi alter the vehiatié ootrrilidt'r 2.900
1.- omitting! grunt. Hail ot‘ the arch in
m not rectum dt'YIIe uni'
)
:38: left their pmitioni‘wt
poem ployesi' thin: tying up
morgue Iioltn'. find
our éln I’Ithb‘ did hill 0 out' wire 299
labortif's mail
“We“?
rl‘he strike leaves the baulrs‘hiip‘
an r ”I” the finishing
notion!
Nasturtium}? The are Jersey In
Wichita the Ver-
mutations. contracted
be.“ Mt been 'aurted. .
W e . "
‘ PITh‘I‘ION are: IANKRIJPTCY.
,«I‘. .
’3!
manna-aorta“ In
Oil. 1!} Milk"!
_ SMuDIsIg'
tile or be
Porto filoi'ti lam
Y.. writes: 'I was in consumption, and'
Me...
Hoi
organs and prevents the good that'
1' he crimmf'
blttlcahtps Rhoda island. Ned Jersey!
Rear Admiral Bon'les (retired). pres.-
idmrt‘ oi. the company and the other:
insist upon the schedule set forth ini
Ipetroieum In 1902 at “35051, 089 bar-
. i. In: of the valve reduced the pressurh
Hall WT,
I 'fi
0 III M"
' 'III Works in Mofilfltflmrut '
NEWYOBKLApr-l MOW 0i W.
H Hunt. of Porto Itlco, unit"?!l lid?”
'9 on litc steamer Ponce. from suu'
Jlllil.’ He will rcmaln in the United
{lid tea bailout two wccka. (lov. Hunt
at amour-tutor an attribute
Breath hos flJudas! of the United Slated
iatrlct Co rt of Montana Ind Wyom
ing and we; Id pay ”Maggi: (bout his
lntcutlortn in regard I i0 W3?
mint. tie wilt aptitr coIIAIII able
time '11 Washington in connection
nlth in orbital duticu and in any ovum
will rI'IunI to il'orto illco at tho lifllil
ol‘ tutti," wocka
all??? light; conditional oil Iliu lslhltll
(lotto [b i Mi .li .
alukt at prurient a strong effort In tw-
Ing made to promote a. market in tho
I'illittI'HilllCd for l‘urto liico in pre-
parlug for an egtmtrrlve 'ctiblbltra‘t St.
Louis. Coffec- will be n‘fcn'turc' of the
inland‘s cxliiblt, that six tobacco. (nut
and cotton will bow Jdlapiaypd. A'In
erlcann are planting orangon quite I-x-
tcrtsivcly. 'l‘hc g‘ro vo's “I'm sdoing It II
and investors Idol oncou aged Cot
ton in attracting u'tte ‘sttion too and-
blda falr‘ to be Very p friable. There
atc no posts to endanger tho cotton.
AInI-I'iIIIII capital in finding its hay
Into Porto Rico and conditions are gcn
'crally encouraging iII ' rtii‘ respects.
Tit" will hc greatly improved, nowdt"
or. if we can better the markets for cof-
fee by securing reciprocal trade advan-
tageowlth .Spaln. Thin-we hope may
be done before long.
"The coffecrcrop will be about nor-
mal this year for the first time since
the hurricane and if a-allghtiy higher
price-can be had the crop planters will
be able to relieve estates of part or
their mortgage debts and will be well-
satisfied
“Publ'c affairs. are in excellent
condition. it in probable that the
chino of the exports of the current lin-
cal year will exceed tlrowvaluc of fur
porta' by It million dollars. Trade
with the United States incruascu rap-
idly, and will continue to grow an ill“
‘ rugar tobacco. frhlt'uud cotton arc b"-
lug. cxtcuded " '
DANBURIANS TURN OUT.
! Thousands Gather at Depot on Arrival
of Lieutenant Waichart'a Body.
; DANDUItY;'April 18.-'i'ltousandri of
|portions croWded into the depot and
along the central streets of this city
5 taut night on the arrival or the bud:
' of Lieutenant INA. Wcluhcrt who was
killed in the explosion on the batik»
ship Missouri lant wodI'Ioeduy on! Port:
radon. ’l‘ha'body arrived at the depot
nt'umonsn‘d It‘wartittrrh‘ dinteult‘y that
the members of Company '0. Third to
....
Q *~.,.u
‘ C..-
Bridgeport Advertisements.
maiden- ”A -.’...WN,
.-. .4.
Inaurtous Hooligan Gowns.- '
Those dainty and bewitchin Nofiii
corner window attract hostso adr
en in the front
rc.rs They are only
samples of an dicghnt assortment which you will find at
the department Inside.
Lounging Robes were never more
luxurious. both those made at borne ‘and the arrange and
beautiful creations from the Orient.
The gay Persian
Gowns are of the softest satin foulard There are plain
silks and crepe: in delicate pastel shades with brilliant
flowered borders.
Real Oriental Kimonos have vivid flow-
cr patterns. and there are exquisite Gowns of Silk Pckin.
With these beautiful Gowns‘ are some rare pieces of
hand embroidered French Lingerie. Chemises and Corset
Covers of fine sheer nalnsook with dainty patterns.
The Pearl Suit and Skirt Hanna". .
Careful people Who like their clothes kept
and in good condition will like the Pearl Hanger. and
just at this season when wlnt er gdrn‘rents are to 'be put
away. the Hangers will be found convenient especially
where closet space mustbteeconomizcd. Once using you
will never be without them.
SuitAHangcrs. 18 cts.. 2 for 30 cts.
"Set of 6 with Economy Closet Rod. 90 cts.
These ,will..bc .ahown and, explained to you at the
Wash Goods Section on the lower floor
Aids for House Cleanlnn and the Laundry.
Santa Clubs San.
Fairy. Laundry oap, 7 cts.
U. S. Mail Soap. ‘ 3 cts,
Pearl White Soap. 5 cts.
Furion’s best Ammonia
to. 15 and 25 cts.‘
Grandma‘s Washing Pow-
der. Io era.
4 cts.
There are Brushes for every possible use. with han-
dies and without, all sizes. Brooms. Mops. Scouting and
shapely '2
Skirt Hangers, 15 as. o for oscts. . j
Berazt. iO cts.
Gold Dust I 11).. ' 5 cts.
Gold Dust. 4 lbs.. I8 cts.
Turkish Ammonia; Io crs.
Consumer's Cloudy Am-
monia I5 cts.
Major's Ccmcnt. Io cts.
‘Fl
Cleaning Preparations, Disinfectants. etc.
Don t overlook that Special In White Ruffled Curtains.
fitment. C.‘N. (L, were able to escort It ;
to the First Congregational church on‘
account of the great crowds that were;
In the streets and that lined the slde- '
walks." It soctncd’aa thungh'half the
city's people were soar the depot. tak»
ing that means of paying their respect
to the hero . oao dcath Is deeply
‘ mourndd tn Dim Itry. ‘
'i‘ho csaket was taken from the train
by the members of the militia and soon
was smuthrrcd in beautiful wreaths
and "flowitrn: it was taken through
White and Main streets to the church
andrtrma'lnod there all night. Compntr
ulaht.
Lieutenant Wcic'lrort'a funeral will
take place this hfint‘noou at 3: 30 at
the Congregational church and will hc
public.
“..‘...
. SAYS SHE MET MARX.
Talked With' Alleged Murderer on a
Sound Steamer.
I HARTFORD. April 18. --A woman
“but to Police Headquarters in this
‘city yesterday and told the captain
that she had ridden down in the Hart-
ford boat to New York. Tuesday with
a roan ahc fully believes was John
Marx the alleged Murderer of Joueph
Parsit- '
The woman said that she Avon ac
qdalntcd with lion, and she was posi-
tive that. he got on at one of the viv-
or landings between hers And'Middle-
town. She Asatdvaite asked Marx why
he cut his-beard so abort; and he re-
pllnd that he wanted to look young.
The woman did not know of themur-
nor of Pauli .last Tuesday until she
reached Hartford Saturday, Sherin
Jackson.- at New London county.~wlll
investigate.
woaLo's.I=aT1itor.aum Paoouc-
'tvasrnnoron April rs -(ioologi
cal survey statistics made public to-
day. place the world's production of
rel: OI thk‘thc- United States and
Russia produced 91.“ per cent For
years Russia hos led in point of produc~
tlon not an increase of 19. 377. 722 bar-
vols in tho production of the United
States in 1902 and rdecroase uncont-
ing to 4 ..628 515 Win in the produo
“than of Russia caused the two coun-
tries to change places. and put the Uni-
tied States at the. head of tho that.
W
-- .MADE SICK BY ESCAPING GAB.
MOMW,R.¥X-Apnl iii--
no score caused by the brsaliumf
a rain near the West. Chester unhi-
“\MWS'I stub! inst mitt is
Qwr‘nd there have been no serious
relates .lrun‘r tho midont. The- brain
to such an
gt over the city and houses where the
flies had retirod tearing the gas
and saw was: Mata! tilled witnms
‘ tiers III-depict
“MEI
but only a
the 1W
”$356," Icon gait 'w
##W :. ““3
optont. that the sa- moot,
and LhAt- pollen-
' Mulch
. mil town stout... Iur been II
0 facilities have been
(l standing guard during the entire
fl! .
I pertiied.‘
Whilst ti: are and .69!
One pair of Curtains.
Onc Cottage Rod, brass or wood.
Hooks and Loops. complete for
92 cts?"
.. - ”flaw—‘0'... ”WM..-“
PATIENT IS MISSING.
Miss Tufts EscapedFrom the Hotal
Dayton, Antonia.
DERBY, Conn. April»18.—-II. was
learned lrcrc this evening that Mil-‘8
Tom. the female Illumrncr, who has
been quarantined In the Hotel l)a_\'-
ton. suffering from ocarlct lover. and
who escaped from that huntclry some
time Saturday night.ptoppcd in a hotel
in. tlrla'clty last night.
The proprietor of the place, learning
that the woman was ill, and thinking
also all ht be the woman Whu won
quarant nod in Ansonla notified the nu
lice.' The woman. hothvc'r. left the
hotol abdut five or ten minutes before
tlic police arrived.
The police believe she has gone III
the direction of Danbury and the
authorities along the line have been
notified :to be on the lookout for her.
M-
RUGGEO OLD MAN.
Capt. Brookv'vaylaaw Hickory Jackson
and (Lafayette.
NORTH LYME. April i'8.——-Captai’n
E E Brockwa) is 91 years old and pos-
sesses all his inculileé.‘ Ho origami
In‘ the welcome of Andrew Jackson and
Martin Van Burch when they visited
the town of Lyme and also new Gen
«rat Lafarottc when he ianded‘in New
York; He stood on the banks of the
Connecticut river and Witnenacd the
first trip of the first sheamtroat that
went up the river. hart' owned and
commanded one of the lat est vessels
running between New Yo and Hart-
iorifhnil has been one ‘of the leading
merchants in his town.
MRS. SARTOFtIs GETS JEWELRY.
Returned to Her By Man Who Found it
on Street.
NEW YORK. April is. ——Je‘rvclry val
ucd at several thousand dollars which
was lost. on Saturday byno. Nellie
GrahtSarturtn, daughter of the hue
Gonerai Grant was returned to htr
yesterday at the Holland house. with
the exception 0! e or its small
picture! minor doorman; The
Incl who returned tile gems explained
that he had found their mWeat Twen-
ty-unru strdfl lie about the time‘ when
lira. gonads In show-ins there.
W '
MTH doawacn rues sow.
-: Attorney. awning b our; terms
tin".
III
a& hoilisr or the
bid find ‘I'. I.
hummer were
minor part1
Attorney Louis S
__ -... VT .-.._.--...._..._._
l
_ tributopurelifmm
' lng oxygen to I
‘ hkehlidltglaw ..
.' old. I_fiiligb
A SUMMERBANTA CLAUS.
One .Iuiy day a large order was re-
ccivcd in- the C-rcfut & Knapp factor!-
II happened that while there was in
the factory sufficient stock of the vari-
ous aortn required/Io make the hats,
ycrbccausc of the diminution of the
amount on hand. It was thought advis-
able to provide for' further business.
Therefore ordcra were placed withtlm
various importcru of tar, shellac, bands.
bindings and lcatlrcrs. . ily a'cuvioua
coirn-ldcnw the same slntc of uli‘alrr;
cxirrcd in the fuctorlos in the diffrr‘cnr.
parts of the World where geoda of the
quality requlrt‘d, Wore produced. and
so the activity was passed on. In coun-
tries as far distant from each other
as Russia and $0th America and Arts
tralia. Irappcr'a .and hunters tv'cre
started out hastily in pursuit of fur
bearing animals true iqstllin worn
paid for in caniti“ lrgi‘ng unnontcd
luxury to needy la Ilcs In almost
inaccessible parts 8? 1149», determined
and successful aosrdh wits Instlutod for
the product of ti: afi trainer to anppi',
the demand for sficl c fiirnlahlug the
means for com ort t3 many people who
otherwise ml t ‘Ifivé‘iolnod the roll
lions of their starving brethren. Hur-
ry orders were trout by the grout allk
mills of France to. China for the co
camps of tho silkworm. Who can say
what distress wan relieved Amour: the
wretched outwardly. this increased de-
mand? In the mountain of Switzer-
land a joyous to was added to the
song of the gun farmers by the re
celpt of orders from'England and.(}e.r-
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