‘ been nijc‘t’ntltl
in hos“ been" coinplctcly‘
“he uprcssion from the]
‘ Third Districtsoi the.
5 mpl‘i‘atically‘ and practic»
District, being . 'only that .ol
agrciorty. or fifty, cannot be‘
omitted as an approval by the
trict‘of the plan oi consolida-
n“ proposed by. the ,town mcct-
:ll'hc. , :fipropocvd . 2.,consolidation,
he‘refore, is without an endorscr,
‘ “her section. and 'liaé'givén‘
S ‘ 00nd District an ’opportun-‘
on cclarc with -iticrenét}d'~cni:
iition'of the ques’tion that will
eel; with its approval.
fwould sccln to any reason
0 mind now that it is time that
hpjjcoilsolidation force be ended,
d that any further action along
‘I‘hh‘tilinc‘ will he simply ridictiw
l s ’
We‘lflccl that we ought to con-
‘ ulnte‘ the citizens of the Sec-
d and Third Districts upon
illicit? Courageous and consistent
cotton. and to commend their. on»
,toéthcir,convictions. fl‘hcrc
, Otiling uncertain now as to
vherc they stand, and wlurtithcy’
Will do to protect their iiitcrciits:
,eyV‘v fave exercised their right
’c’dly ‘Ircbtikcd those who h'zlvc'nt-
. erupted to force them to an cit--
dorsenient of a project which they
opposed. They arc, and by right
.oiight. to be frcc and indcpcndclit.
and *they‘ propose to maintain
their independence. .
And it should also hc said that
i the Third Dist‘ric has also shown
and Icelingn of thc othcr districts.
for, though it has not by formal
action déclared its opposition to
, tiledlrcsellt obnoxious scheme, by
it§jfniliiro to participntc in. the
drooling 3- which ‘ appointcd the
jciunmittbc, it; hiisv‘shownilmt such
action ,lriAVillliJllI‘ its approval.
' x
Eilitbi’ olfi'l‘hc Sc'ntincl;
'lllve int-cling held Saturday eve
ning ‘rev‘cnlsith‘e truc‘ pror‘iorlionn
ointhe consolidation scheme-“ 'i‘hc
southern hull of the town rcpir
dialer; in a most emphatic way thc
wholci thing without one word oi
(lithium-stile Second Voting Dis-
ttlichocs‘ against ,“nny form‘ of
no“ solidntion." and practically for
divisionlly a vote lzlcki'ng only
onn'fccble “No" of bciin,r unnni»
m‘ u$,,iu an audience of live hun-
Eaut Norwalk also goes the
’ t wily. leaving about fifty vot-
'of Norwalk the honor. if such
ll 9, oistnnding alone Ill favor of
nuoli‘dntion. With Norwulk di-
I'dcd" on the quotation and thc
‘ ‘ gmuthern half of the town
, noting the‘ proposition with in‘
(imitation. tho thing should hc
, niped‘. "“" ‘ ‘
m
who with .~ ..
nSimpl ‘ tnndc thclns
t W’ scnsxblc prop k M the Who” dorwthc opening mind this ‘foronoon.
is: that division is» tliéfi'only .
of'dtizcnship, and most pronounc- .
' that it has respcct for the. rights ‘
this id th‘c dictate of uimplc
‘ ‘ ‘ (Iontitntnucc of
havwi‘pu “If!"
, ., Valves ‘ridlcu'
loungiu the eyes of the‘conserva-
town. ‘I commend to their care-
' l , ,ful ridding Cervantes’ great work ~"
f0t*tlcy_cannot afford to forget 3
DouQurxotc, Stincho Panza and:
Rosrnnntc.. ‘
‘ S. C. PALMER.
POPULATION QUESTION.
W
l
A» Correction of-Statemant Made by;
‘COrreupondent. *
in a communication recently pub-
lished in the consolidation contlchrsy.
in which reference was made to the
population of the town, an error occur-
red as to the porlod included, tho cor-
respondent hnvlng it for two decades.
from 1880 to 1900. It. should have
hcon'irom-, 1800 to-1000. . , .
in 1900 the census made the popula-
tion at the town 19.902. \In .1890 it ,
wad 17.747. The increase tor ‘ the ion
years. was 2,185. or» 12.31. port. cent.
,Dut'ing the period the population of
South *2 Norwnlk ». increased from. 4.807
walkvpbpulatlon docmaaed from 0.387
to 0.12590 losuloi’ 4.25pm. ccnt,
' ,‘ FEMININE TOPICS.
It :ls'ulniost impossible to content
ourselves and wait for the opening of
the new Wash dress mntorinls. The ex-
cellent bargains which hi! the stores
are uttering help to dotrnct our ut~
tontion and make the suspense more
henrablc.‘ , ' »
The new robes of bittistn and Mn
(trod materlnlu'tcr 1005‘ arr. uimply
benutitul. l, was shown one recently
decorated with the eyelet. embroidery
- that Was extremely stylish.
Nut. cake with clrooolatc trouting.‘
.‘rom the Boston Cooking School Mug» .
zine: ’Bent half n cup of butter to‘ ill
ordain; Gradually beat in one cupuud"
:grhnlt‘ot sugar, then. alternately, throw
lourths of a cup oi milk and two cups
of flour, Sifted with two level tenupoou—
t‘pispi’bnking powder. Add one cup of
nutmbntir. chopped line. and the whims
at four eggs beaten dry. Bout vlgorv
:lusly., Bake in n sheet in a shallow
apnn between thirty and forty minutes.
When cold. covw tho invortod cnkc
_with chocolate t‘rostiug.‘nud finish with
halves of nut mouth.
Put u’tllshflf wntcr into your oven
while butting rolls it you want u tcn—
:lcr crust on them.
While livery woman will be. in tuslr
ion by milking up her summer wurd—
coho principally of the thin fabrics.
.41“? will have one or two or the stylish
ilnonn of heavy weight. (:oinpurniivw.
tailored to wear shopping on cool days.
and for outings.
l. was shown some of the now ging-
lnnnr. the other day. and you'd never
suspect. they wore ginghnms. They am
like the finest of wool rubrics. so soil
on the);
Shem: dross fabrics are to be very
fashionable next $038011. Evidently
lJanlo Fashion does not expect it cold
hummer. 4 .
There Is a great doui of pink among
.ho new sheer fabrics. Pinks and groom
pl; summer 803801).
Wash ribbons or good quality are n
boon to the busy woman .who finds it.
quite it that to put buck nttcr ouch
morning the. ribbons which have conic.
o' be such atteuture oi lingerie-«won
he more ordinary ovary-day surlnennsi‘
runes
criticizing lot a’ Sailboat window.
' ' ' . ioahn,‘ Sunday. '
NEW. ORLEANS. Jun. til.—~By thc
eapsizlng ot the ,sullbont on Lake Po'n
dhnrtrnln. yesterday. three men "lest
their lives and two were unconscious
from exposure when rescued. Titt-
dent]: . ' '
Micheal Klein. ‘ ‘
Emil Volgringcr.
Curl Schuntnch‘er.
.. Thobont was capsized in‘n sudden
.squnll.
KNIGHT STREET CHURCH.
Tho services of yculordny were of
u very creditable, nature. Owing w
the unexpected prescnco of Revi: inane,
Emory, of Bridgeport. tho oldcst nlill'
inter ill-tho New England A. M. E.
(lont’cronco. the pastor. Rev. Mr. Nich-
ols. invited Father Emory to , spunk.
The vunernblc old gentleman gnvc unit
vim...” ..
,Mgn Los'r LIVES._
”m
’ .
and intellectual glttu In it soul-cheer
ing,t,ll‘ucouruo. 'i‘ho Sunday school in
taking, in, now lilo: Board meeting
Wodnondny uvcnlug at tho renldnncc
. 01‘. tho the superintendent. James H.
. '0.
_ writingcexperts will occupy church ‘ 9
part or the second track. be‘ipuninp
' today at ‘thc‘trlnl in the , superior
,‘urds ct Tucker's handwriting and the
fincurlthc body (it the murdered woman.
to 0,691, ‘n gain at 37.11 per cent. Nor- .
will be two of tho bout colors tho, conl~ .
pin nultltince of bin dovolopud spiritual.
, . Perkins. Wood street. At tho 3 o'clock
IIIIII CIIIIOI' "‘
pruinonieetlng which in cspmdhlly op»
‘ III . ‘1, ,
, for. your \
all to .0" mm with much cnuue tor
rejoining. While tho ntnndnncn with;
not on large as it will bu, Judging
Joann Li" wi’ALz, mm?
' ' “ Also
tl‘dm ‘tilo.’ incmnuing ‘inturout uliowtl.
lho'npirlt of. the singing and tho tcnti~
titanium bravery unusual, which was
litrdclyduc to the experience of (l. W.
Bennett. the lender. ,uml tho ulnccrliy
birth port of the young men at the
blunt. orw'allr Praying Build. Netti
tor
I .
u
, rdntlbll‘.‘of‘tlitl Holy hpirl
Sundu' ,nt 3 0' clock this "band at
Christ nit workers, will. under the db
.7 Mur. rlIl
BRIDGE. M Bu. Jun. ,
all that the- antimony at band-
urt, in this city ct Qhurlcs 1.. Topic
r. charged witntha murder at Mabel
Pugh at Wanton, March 31. 1904. They .
ill inuho' coinpurluunu bctwcon ‘ stand.
writing on “a scrap tit pancrtouud
Cambridge, Muss .. Jun. tin—Just bc- .
it was announced that M. I). Email.
the handwriting expert who instilled
at length lust wank. would boon the
island again today. ‘ .
Mr. Vnhcy continued the crocwex»
mutilation of the witness for more than
an hour. qtioatlonlng mainly along tech;
nicul linca. . ‘
Chnrlou, French. ct. Benton, wnu call-
ed as tho prosecution's second hand-
writing expcrt. He described his meth-
od of examination and said that the
writing on the slip of paper found in
the Page house. and alleged to have
been made by Tucker, the dclcndnnt.
was plainly disguised, showing a mix-
ture of the vertical, backhand and or.
dinary slope methodu. This indicated
that the: writer was under nervous
pressure and was‘uncertaln what to
write and how to write it. ‘
m —- ”we.”
lt is said that a soft. answer turnetli
Iwny wrath but occasionally n shit
answer starts a matrimonial engage-
ment whichends in mm.
At a. Court‘ot Probate holdcn at Nor.
walla. within and for the District of
Norwalk. on the muddy or January.
A, 1).. 1905.
Whereas, written application has
been made to this court [or the filing
and recording of a certain writing ul-
lcged to be the. duly authentic and ex-
ompllflcd copy of the last will of Will.
lulu Gibson. late of the City. County
and State of New York. deceased. and
of the record of the proceedings had
by and before the Surrognlo‘n Court of
suid County of New York. proving and
establishing the same: .
Ordered. that said application he
heard and determined at the Probate;
Otllce in Norwalk, on the 16th day oi,
January. 1005. at 11 o'clock torcnoonq
and that public notice thereof be glv-l
on to all poi-suns interested therein by’
publishing this order in a ncwspnper
having it circulationlln said District, at
least five days before said day at hear. I
lug, nndrall poraond interested therein,
are hereby cited then and there to:
nppenr. it they sue cunse,,und~bc hoard
thereon. and publication hereof nloro-
said is therefore ordered.
HENRY W. GREG
I
ORY.
39 it. Judge.
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you GAN SIVEAMON”
and lroublc
it you tond to that llolidny Cold bl‘.‘
turn it. gain a firm hold on you. AI
box or A. B. C.‘Cnpsulon. taken us
soon on the cold shown itself will snvn
you from serious sickness. We also
how the best nud most. ettmtlvc Cough '
Medicines. I
lhe leiihiss Pharmacy.
8 NO. MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK.
a
W“.
”It. In \-
(fnmphcll before they could make‘ their
hetr'lhisin Mind-
' 87 WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ tiHiCAGO.Jn
for oycr dwelt (on tho reappearance
at burglar“ who hlld ,entarod‘ bin olilcu
on normal previous ‘ occasion». .‘i‘homuu
‘J. Cumubcll. a real curate. dealer. has
reaped bin rewnrd‘ior‘ his‘long vigil.
when two robberu‘ turned an cutruncc
into the other! and wore both shot by
escape. Jcseph Spiccrwuu nhotin‘tho
body and will diuipfllhu other robber,
whonc name is unknown. managed to
eucnpn, but not before. he had bean
shot in the leg nnd the police declnro
that tb. man‘s inhirlcu will noon rev
void his identity. ,
Noticing two men utenlthliy up-
prouchlng bill ottice. which in at Sixty»I
first street and Aahlnud avenue, Cain!)r
bell prepared hiuiueltvitor their recep-
tion. in a tow mlnu‘tewthe burglars
had torccd the door open and colored
tho ofllcc. Waiting until they turned
toward the ante. Campbell opened lire
without it word of warning. Three
shots were tired in rapid succession.
and Spleen, one at the burglars. tell
fatally wounded. lliu companion tum~
ed and fled. but. Campbell followed him .
outulde nnd succ‘oodedin wounding tho
burglar In the leg. ‘An tho mun diam
peuredncrcss the prairie, Campbell tir-
od three shots at him, but only one of
the bullets took enact.
during the ted
1905
that we sell Wnll Papers. Crockery.
Glassware. Lumps. Chimneys and;
Rumors. Shell Pupor. Window Shades»;
Cornice Poles, Curtain Rods, Reudyi'
Mixed Pniutn. Window Ginsu, Enamels,
Status and Vnrntuhcs. Paint null Al‘-
tists’ Brushes, Towel Holders and
Racks. Framed Pictures, , Photo
Frames, Stcplnddcrn. Choir Steplnd-
ders, Artiuts’ Mntcrlnla for Oil,vWater,
Charcoal and Ci'nybn Work.
We do n gonoml Painting, Paper
Plunging nnd Decorntlng business.
To order ‘
Picture Frames and Window Shades.
We go unywbcro fOr business.
Respectfully,
i. H. Décker
South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone connection. .
to dispose of the entire stock.
on all Winter (laments.
i’l‘nn and Castor Coats, also a
up to $8.50, at
$12.50 and $15.00, at
.rcguinr $10.00 and $t2.oo,
the extra stouts for wont
regular $15.00 and $18.50.
_ regular pricctl, $5.00, $5.98
Childrcu’u Lon Coats in fine,
$8.00 unng.
3 \Dmt 6T Satmc‘ws .
, mom.“ and empire“
We have made an Extraordinary Cut in Prices on all ready-
made Garments and Furs. Every garment must be. sold this
month. Profit and cost is entirely forgotten in our eagerness
cure a well tailored and'stylish garment just at the time they
are most needed. Our Suit Department offers you values to-.
day that are offered by others a month hence. Only a portion
of the bargains are offered here. The same cut is in evidence .
Ltulics’ and Misscs' Coats. the latest models, Tan. Castor
and lllnck; also the stylish manlnsh mixtures. regular
Lndics‘ and Misscs’ in all styles, Tun.
Ladicui Black Kcrsey Coats, satin lincduill sitcs‘fincluding
Children's Long Coats, all. wool mixtures. 4 to 14 years
98, char one price,
It is a grand opportunity to se-
i
M
S
few Blacks, regular price .
‘ $4.98
. ' $IA°80
Black andCustor.
at ..‘. ' . i . ‘ $6.980
measured :
$10.00;
ed with
; large . hip
at 2 . .
and $6.30, all nt onopnc‘e.‘ p.90.
Ker-says, regular priced $7,; ', "‘ , ' .
. . , ‘4”
If .
“slut... «do night I
l. .n,
MAKE dutch crewman one
atom no: Lina . OURfi-wWINTE-R
lN FULL summon PRICES 0
Line CERTAIN. ~.. ‘ "
ALONG THE LINE.
ouchLv. .
men's SUITS.
VE‘RY LOW.
All the incomplete llncu arc: in
It; you'll be “in it" it“ you come
while your nine in item;
but. l-wtllzeu 30 to 30. $7.50 and
is funny units, out to $3.924. '
Lot. 2—81260 30 loll/1.48 and
:9 units. reduced to “.08.
hot 3~Slzcu 30 It) 36
$10 nulls, reduced to $6.40. .
Lot. llwnll sizes regular $10 and
812 suits. cut to $7.08.
Lot b—ntll our regular :15 and
Sill pultu cut 'to $9.80.
A straight 20 per cent. off on all
remaining tnncy units for men and
young‘mon. L‘
rogulur
THE ACTUAL aAvmos “V TH
RATTLING BARGAINS
m RAIN cons.
We've it big stock of good Ruin.
(louts; but down go prices just the
snipe-must. null these (touts, too.
$9 and M0 Com now $4.93.
$10 and $12 Coais\now $0.08
$15 nnd $18 Coats now $9.08.
Badly hrokcn llncs‘ol $10 and
$12 Overcoats cut to $.98.
A straight cut of 20 per cent.
on rcg-‘gulnr llncu of all of this sea-
uon‘s Ovorconts.
I
Tel. Call 32-2.
. l...
0093.1
IS NOT HALF OVER YET.
NSMART NEW SUITS AND
: i i We‘uuar mammalian nunsoué-torunnwwr: we cmmnow vo ‘ NI. .
, 0.0090 emu Maw cannon. wnvluunr KEEP up to one oucvuv SACRIFIGING Pawns To
.MlD-SEASONIE THE TIME WHEN vou APPRECIATE coco
ANDBEHOLD OUR CLEARANCE BALE
OVERCQATS QUT T0 MAK'E‘QUIGK SEL.
‘ . I . .
iB‘ BALE an; THE ACTUAL Ranucrious we HAVE. MAD
aruov rue FIGURES lrvvou wouco KNOW rue. sAvmcs. THEN oarenéiiii
01181}. ,
RADICAL REDUCTIONS
iN BOYS' CLppTHEB.
There has been “"853”! minim:
among the Overcoats and uultn;
it‘ll pay mothers of boys to read
this bargain hows carefully and
got here‘wltbout delay. ‘ Goodly
variety and good quality only at .
ouch price.
mm ovnuconrs.
(Ages 2% to 8).
$2.50 and 33 Goals now $1.08.
$3.50 and $4 Coats now $2.98.
$5.00 and 56 Goals now $3.08.
MANNISH ovancoms’. 3
(Adulat‘o’ 1‘5). . .
$2.50nnd 83 Containow $1.98.
$3.50 and $4 Coats now. than
$5.00 and sfiy‘Contnsnow 83.98. w ‘
$6.50 and $7 Contra now $4.98.
$7.50 and $8.50 Conn-i now $5.08.,
f BOYS’SUITS.
(Age-'3 ‘to a).
32.50 and s3 Suits now $1.98.
$3.50 and. $4 Suits flow $2.93.:
$5.00 and 80 Butts now $3.98.
TV.
ULSTER userans.f
$3.50 Ulster Collar. Rcéfers, 01.08,
85.00 Ulster Collar Rooters, $2.08.
Copyright 1904. by
Hart Schaffncr {9° Marx
RS 8: STEVENS,
Successors to Comstock Bros.
CUTS IN FURNISHINGS.
Fancy Vests, single and double
breasted. new brown shades, re-
duced trom $3.50 to $2.48.
Fancy Bosom $1 Shirts, now 690.
1inoculat- $1.50 Bosom Shirts,
1 .
Q0
Single Breasted Fleeced Under-
wear, reduced from 50c to 39c.
souTrt NORWALK.‘
; ft‘bldphonn 308.
£0,091. hummus. ,
chin-5010i! the meeting. ”
i meeting. . l .
" i "V. .
AN, nun pagouuu
induction-rink ’t'ole
‘ dill
'99 ‘
t. have full“
‘an‘l. nuns
Children’s”. Longbow, u small lo‘mnucrup to $5.00. it"ifisho
, ‘ n. y
l’i.»....
brollu.” said thc editor's wife.
“ "l‘iitn't going to ruin. mother.
plied the editor's son.
"Your father says it looks like it."
“Yrs, mother. but you must remem-
lurr that father said right up into No-
mother that c-vcrything indicated that
the country was very close politically."
+(7inclnnnti Commerclnl Tribune.
n
rc~
M .
Girl with the Fur .lucket—-"Who in
that. Mr. McAulclgh you introduced me
to the other day?" '
Girl with the Yellow Buskinw—“He’s
:1 young mun from the east. He uaod
to write it. Mncnuluy, but so muny peo-
pln asked him It be was a descendant
of the Englishman of that name who
used to write tor the magazines. and
all that sort of thing, that it got to
be mortifying and he changed the
spelling.“—-Cblcngo Tribune.
WW .. m....--...._—---..-::-._.....,......
as war wumuurou or.
DIVISION 4 -
“John, you'd better take. your um-
LORD ROSS WAS CURIOUS.
. They had been tnlklng about Eng-
lishmen of title who took up useful
work. Somebody mentioned Lord
. Ross, who is a good practical engineer,
and then' somebody else told this
story: .
Lord Ross having choir—unknown to
tho employees—«entered the
room of a large nlunutnctory. the engi-
neer's attention was attracted by his
odd behavior.
”Woll. what's up now?“ he growled;
“What are you shaking
at the peer.
your head and pulling out. your watch
for? What have you got to tlnd fault
with. anyhow ” -,
"Oh!" replied Lord Ross, "it. is all
tho some to me. 1 have got no fault
to find. I am just waiting till the
boiler explodes.
"The boiler explodes? Why you are.
engine ‘
I '
preparing to turn the peer
out as a dangerous.crnnk.
“Wall," retorted the earl. "it you
work ten mlnutcsdonger with that
loose screw there the boiler will cer-
tainly explode."
Tho. cnginccr. gazing in the direction
indicated by 10rd Ross. puled and
jumped to stop the engine.
"Why didn‘t you, any so sooner?" ho.
blurted out. ‘ ' _
“Why should I " answered the. poor.
”1 never yet have had an opportunity
of seeing a boiler cxplodc."——-Louis~
villa Courier-Journal.
\
Suitor-«Why do you look that. way
when i tell you that I toye. your daugh-
ter and would die for her?
Papa—4 said that some thing about
my old girl, but you never heard of the
hearse backing up to the door. did -'
crazy, man." exclaimed the engineer,!youl~Philadelphia Telegraph.
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TELEPHONE 322-4.
- May the year x905 abound with prosperity and. hoppiness for
you and yours. In the year that is just coming to a close it has
been‘ our constant endeavor to merit a continuance of the populara'
ity. in a business way. which we have enjoyed for a quarter of“ a
century, and lboking into the bright future which this new yea}-
unfolda'. we will try to maintain your confidence by constant vigi-
lance and good judgment. We have reimbursed our stock of and
things to eat and can supply you just an bountifully for cw
Year‘s as we did forVChristmas. ‘
Rich’s Fruit Cake, Plum Pudding, Drake's Cake and Maca-
roons. with a full variety of ."frcsh from the oven” Fancy Cakes,
Crackers and Waters. New Nuts. Jordan Shelled Almonds, Pecan
Nut Meats. English 'Walnut Meats, and Princess Paper Shell Al-
monds. Pickledrcliws. Sardines. Jams. Jellies and Marmalades.
Fancy Florida Oranges. Grape Fruit. Lemons. Table Apples,
Bananas and Tangerines...l~leinz Mince Meat. Apple Butter and
Preserves in 'stone‘ crooks. Our Colic: is without a rival in excel-
lence. High Grade Teas, Sweet Fresh Made Butter, Home Laid
Eggs; prices in kcefing with quality. Help yourself to have a
Happy New Year. 0 your trading here.
Charles E. Seymour,
LEADiNO unclean. scorn Nonwnu. couu.
in In tilt of making‘ hard or flrmmbut-u-you will notice that oar firm, tint/II
CONSOLIDATION malto- hardlprl'ou for you to meat. A: to Quality our: It the but .oirtalw
. -- .nc. ‘
In In utotdividlnu; soil you an: thinkin of dividing your trad. don't
forgot that w. nail the but at ovorythlug n the lint; of purctood Math.
900d OldOTGWn oi Normlk. For thin weak wo nmr: .2.
Chclco ilun cviifornlu Mummy.
1 I)” lhrp 71/16:
I
3 Pontiac Pure Lu! Lori-$1.1...
35": 593%? .
«8“ mm wu- ,., -.
n. .
10 stun-m Milt I/g
Tu; . ‘ '
_ 80 stampl with 1 lb. No. 1 Tu. ‘ 60° _ 10 Guam: With 1 lb. law: a. Melitta” '
‘ _ tumpI with 1 lb. OhoIcI'No.'2' ° 0°:
' -' . i 6 atampl with 1 lb. Jim and Mark _
Tu, 40° calho Colin. " 50
hour arAMp orrana:
as Mumps with, 1 Iii. mo. No.» Iii .
was. with j v.31». I
in. not No. 'I ‘
* 59
. a sum.» with 1 lb. Choir» and“. .
Colin. , .
B'Uinmpl with 1 lb. But lilo cot.“ * '
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