tum 111.11
“ the “and
throw the department. Mr.
Ii it, who. as it conductor on the
eW'York, New Haven and Hartford
, He has been
institmim‘tl since he left Den-
0 or three years ago. no is
m linger of one or the big fiilmil
on thé tsklrls of Stamford owned by
ew Yoxk merchant.
rds the tiepaitment has not
this up to the standard of late
he insttlnnce people have boon
‘ ding it. up One of the innovations
proposed is a chici ongineci who shall
give his entho time to file tlepaitmcut
work, as in Dnnbury
_ The Stamford Advotute takes 11 gm
uitous fling at Mr. Conistock, and in-
. cide‘ntnlly nt Danhui‘y in telling oi
the foimer‘ s boom for the position of
are chiefs It says:
"The influences opposing Chief Pink
or seem to think that some sort of an
outsider should be engaged, and. at
' last reports. the best they could do
_ was to pick up a farmer residing in
Newheld avenue lie is Charles li‘
Oomstock, who was once a iliomun in
Bradbury, and again in Now Mili‘md
His boom for the piece has been nur-
tied along quiotiy.1’ersons who 111111,
‘ let into the. sectot were told not to tell
reporters anything ttbotli it. The com-
mon council will not take tip the dr
pertinent appointments next Monday
evening. and will probably not tour l1
them for a month or so Members iii
1 the council have been disposed to glut
:serlous consideration to the suggestion
of engaging a named lliomnn f1on1
New_York. although :1 majority wrrr
not. committed it)llil1l.l.iriilt‘_t'. 11.3.1
known, however, that 11mm of tho
counclimen warm up very much to iii.-
1 idea of having lituiluti'y and New Mil
~ford methods taught.”
~l€nergy .1111
omio'.’ lit lillzltrlu'”
Stomach out of order? Simply :1
case of ,torpiridiver. Burdiclt Blood
_ 'Bittet‘s will make 11 new man or wom-
_ an of you.
THE D’ANBusv a HARLEM.
Practically Certain That It Will be
. Completed This Spring.
,- 1 The Daubury ti. linrlem electric r1111-
I ‘~ .‘ ' wayproiect has had so many vicissi-
1. tildes and it has been said so tutuiy
times that. the road was about to be
completed that another unnm11n~entcnt
that Dunbury people will probably be
riding to Pouch Luke and tloidon‘n
Bridge within 11 few months will be i’i.‘~
colvcd with many quiet. smiles.
But there are strong indications ill
present that the work of roustrurtlou
1 will be resumed as early as possible in
the coming spring and that the road
will be pushed to completion as fast.
its it can be.
‘ The time. limit set by tho legisinturo
“tor the completion of the road will m-
j‘pire during the coming summer uud
unless curs are running before lliilt
', time the company's charter will 11111
come void. No application has 1101.111
dicutionthai it. is not to ho silos-cu l1)
lapse in the l11ci,,tl1ut several llilliill'l'll
dollars have been spoilt upon Ibo pun.
‘1 or house near the F-nh lirounds this
winter. The building has boon rom-
ploteti on the lines coulcinpluimi by
the original plans. The brick walls
.liiivobeen curried up and topped by 11
neruntneni roof. The entire hulldlnr.
‘ has been enthused und in opurud for the
reception of the engines, w-,hi1h ll is
said, will be shillbed to this (iii in .1
‘ few days.
. 1, While the Diniburv turn 11th 11111 in
ter‘cutecl in the lohli sit» on; lug little
about the plans for its completion it is
1 low that preptu‘nllona are helm. for
’ ward dulctlyu assurance it is said
that the mono economy to put the
road into actual operation will be
iorthcmning with the disappearance
I front. from the ground.
This will liq welconw 1111qu to Don-
bury people {or 11:11 road will panctrule
.. section 0! country that will send
uuli mule ihcro nod to which lien
tiry is now accessible only by loom.
It will also open up 11 section of re
‘mrkttblc attractiveness [or summer
homes.
m-m
run, GRIP.
, we can sympathize with
,1 We must have stiilorcti our-
El , " No one can describe to you
liming intending 1111 1.11m. at
a rip, unless you have hurl the so
There is probably
or that causes so much phytli
‘ until agony, or which so
tilt, hilly“ 11111111.; ntotllcnl aid. All
‘ rent the rip. however. ma be
‘ ,hy the prompt. use of (3 unit '
Cough Runway. Moon the
“Di-Jillian «um have use this
within has over been
. ion today.
‘ era lit Southington to which town the
”1 pleasant to tulle.
..1 lord Pharmacy.
made to the general itnnclubly for 11 1'11»
{newal of the clutrior 111111 11 strong ln-'
ii a e in
the \th tug mom ol’ tin.- ruiirond slit-
Ho formerly worked in
the interwar the Joining: tilt tiritthi
(Janinauy here, and also at u factory,
.1 in Gentrevilic, until recently. He ‘wont
to the. 111111191: 1.9111111 and told ti
i attiti 11 Monte timt h
.u and“ Willi ‘
uuut 161's pi
iiiiueli by use it
it lvcr. Death was instuutunomir
B the bullet went through the brniii.
urtln leaves his parents and two 1119.
only has been taken.
W
COUGHS AND COLDB.
All coughs, 7 colds and pulmonary
complaints that are curable tire ‘-1p1lck
1y cured by (the Minute (30111511 (lure.
‘ Clears the phlegm. draWs‘ out inflnm'
mutton and heals and soothes the at-
5, touted ports. strengthens the lungs
Harmless and '
Wards oi! pneumonia.
Sold by The Gill'-
,RUSBIANS AND CHINESE FIGHT.
ST. rerunsnuno. Fob. 111.».1 tol-
‘egrum from Surhctuu reports that. it
tntttl ultray has occurred between
Russians and Chinese at a village
forty miles northwest.
where a burly of Russians went on u
foraging expedition. The villagers
seized the Chinese interpreter with
the Russians and 11 light ensued during
vwhioh s. Chlnhmuu was killed The
villagers killed the interpreter and
flu
TO CURE A COLD lN ONE DAY
'I‘nite Laxative Bromo Quinlnc Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. W Grave‘s signaturc
is on each box. 25c.
There are low straight brlms on the
new hats; most. of them roll,
' There no be We murder t
or Snehctuu.‘
criminal uuurt will convene on ”Cultist-w
clay next. 'i‘heto are now 29 prison»
era in the county jail awaitin triui
this term. the crises being
‘V $Ciiliildtu11tl Adams. 'I.‘ chat.
‘ 3C1, ti
ii‘rum idritlgeiidr _.
'1 titted counts or
union Ryan. .Mioh a 1
rich Morph, limit 9 h l”
Annie: Snilt lhcit b.0111 the person;
“,iiidwurd Shuttighneusy, thetl; Edw‘srd
Gubbltt,t theft; llirutu Kirk. burglary:
William Walsh 11nd Thomas. Brophy.
ulttempt‘ , ,5, 1.1.1.1., b111-
plury' John Kechis. their from per
son; (31111 11‘ item. etubtizzlemcut;
Frank Barbell. attempt to entice in
males for immoral purposes. 1
These cu uses come before the court
from other towns: 11 ugcnu Mulcalil'.
..of Huntington. burglary; George Bur-
John 1
her, Huntington. burglary:
Simuleyr lirooklleld burglary; A11-
. iuulo Cochin. Norwaik. theft from the
person; Albeit. Schultz, . NOIWWNK
theft from the person; Thomas Joa-
eph. Dnnbury, assault with intent to
kill; Mantelo Suyr, Dnnbtu'y. assault
with intent to kill; William Stone,
Dunbury, theft from the person:
Poul Herbert. Schmidt. murder; iicn~
ry B. Adams, Stamford. murder.
A MENACE TO HEALTH". .
Kidney trouble is an insidious dun-
gor, and many people are victims of 11.
serious iinilsdy before the symptoms
11m recognized. Foley’s Kidney Guru
corrects irregularities 11nd strength
1,1113 111111 builds up the kidneys. and it
should be taken at the first indication
of kidney trouble, as it is impossible
to have good health if the kidneys are
deranged. Sold nt Philsted‘n Drug
Store. "
Wm 5.». mm" ,
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\x.
~.\:—T{\‘ ~_
111111 Flutulency.
Cures a Cold in One Night.
-
in 24 helm.
The Kintl You ’Hate Always Birgit.
In Use For OVér'a'O Years.
ml cum-unnatural". 1" uunnnv "at“. um vomt cm.
Guaranteed to Cure Any Cough. 251:
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 501:
Cures Worst Group in a Few Minutes.
Cures Sore Throat and Ulcerat ad Tuncils.
Only Positive Cure for Quick Consumption. .
Kills the Calarrlt Microbe and Cures in One Mbiitli.
Opens Breathing Pun-go and Moon» flooring.
Cures Hay Fever or Money Refuuded. 500- $1.00 ‘
Only Thing on Earth That Cures Asthma.
. on: “menu In
WWSWMMMMMMMMMH
meet- up...”
u
an!“ ”in ct Iain. M or,
20 “yo M-
Talia old Grip out oi the
am May. Milli-ti
m
u...- .....,.............._._._s....- .. p. "w 1.“. ”a.
The Kind You Have Always Bought. 11nd which has been
in use for over 30 years, has home the signature of
and has been outdo under his pet-
sonul superi isiou slur 0 its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Countert‘clts, Invitations and “Just-ns-good” arebui;
Experiments that trille With nudendougor the health of
Infants and Children—~Exporiouco against Experiment.
What is CASTORlA
Custorin is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Poro-
goric, Drops null Soothing Syrups.
contains neither Opium, i‘iiorphlno nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its gunmntco. it; destroys \i’urnzs
111111 alloys Feverlslmess- it. curbs Diarrhoea mull \ 'iutl
Colic... It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
It. assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach turd Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—Who Mother’s Friend.
Gallium: CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
It. is Pleasant» TC
w M . a .._....
BRAZILIAN BALM ' *°‘
TRIAL BOTTLE 25C.
Eutectic in i
it“! 11¢ ,
‘ Young. of Clay. N. it.
'I’iii’nlr’uiiimplirtsnl my .333ng Let“ ..
.1111 WWW it,
new moat. papal... 11cm ' Reunited
ghoul. Award, Gold Medal. World's} Fair.
8 no not, run. the: tbiughtthb {in our 1.
add hollin writer 1111 not to cool. Il‘ axons:
Lemon, . mugs. 13.1115er
Chocolate and Cherry. 0.3.. n malts cog.
anon iluvor Item your similar to. 111?. , a. ’
When ”13°“ make Iuo Cronin use Juli-0 10E
Glti'lAli Powder. All ingrodirnts in the
package. At all grocers. a pitgs‘. for 250.
FREE rcx‘r soon HEARING.
M
Principal Perkins and Representative
Hoffman Spoke in Favor.
Pliiieipul John R. Perkins or the
Dunbury Norinttl School and Reprssen
intive Citation A. liloi‘lnian Were the
printipal speakelsi 11 suppmt of Ml'
ilottman's tree lt'xl book bill at the
hearing before the rduéallonul com:
mitioe of the legisldtmc lit linrtl‘orti
yesterday. The only speaker in up-
position was 11 M1 Pox. principal or
it pr'itnto school in New Haven.
Mr. Pcrklus spoke at length in sun-
pott of the measure lie 11.11.111.111 that
the free text book was the.1 only logic-
nl conclusion oi‘ iht1 public system. in
which tho stale thorium,- the school
house. itirué tho i archers 11nd compels
tht1 lilllti to attend lie ttrgued also
111 it there would be a timing of ex
pens-c in the purchase of text books.‘
for while it in} ncloimviedged that it
costs {10m thien to tire dollars ll. pu-
it“ hurt out let books whore purcims-
ml in the usual we) the host for tin.1
town under the lien text book system
where it is in 11st: voluntarily averages
from fifty cents to it dollur and a qunr—
ter.
Mr. Perkins quoted from the state
reports to show that. the system is
now ln successful operation in about
fifty towns and cities In the state, in
cluding all the hunt-51, citios'and many
of the smallest. towns, and the average
1110101150 in taxation is i11lli.iite1=simnlly
small. lit) stated also that (lonneeti
cut is the (illl\ state in New England
Willlll does not linvt1 ilDt‘ text books
by a compulsory 111w,
Mr. Perkins was followed by Mr.
Fox, at New linrrn. in the course of
Mr. Fox's remarks some person in the
room perused hint of brink lilo i‘oo
rosonlutivo of lllt‘ American iiook
company, ‘Mr Fox 11111110 it reply and
a few words passed regarding some
pttnrhlh; which might be. done, thni
entitled t'olisltlm‘nblo niuuseuittnt.
Sovt‘rnl other persons were present
put them was time for only three
other sprawlies in favor ol‘ the bill.
The hearing was adjourned for three
works.
SPEEDY RELIEF.
A salvo thin heals n‘ultoul u arm
is lit-Wilts W~itch llazel Salve No
l"llitth efforts such sturdy mind. it
drawn out. infilnmninlion sootl1t1s.coolt~
zititl hoald all mils. lilll‘ilr‘. nud bruises
A sure 1111111 for Files and skin discus
strawberry? ‘1 ‘
Recordedwiih‘ Town Clerk
Herb t ‘R. ilmi‘ih. During
: According to tho records at the. or-
llce or ’i‘ofwu Cork Herbert R. Smith.
there Mien; :lii healthy births in 11...
Town ‘2" Norwullr during the month of
Juuuuiy. or this number it.) were
girls and 16 boys.
The dentin; for January number 31:.
Among the deceased ale numbsied
some of the lows s oldest. residents.
Noiwnlk bud ii marriages during
January. 4
The full vital statistics for the
month are its (allows:
Births.
January ilwiiinrion Gertrude to W. E
ii. Hull. 14 (llcnwuod avenue.
January 2mMoriuka to Emery J. Le-
hotsky. ii idly avenue.
January «inary to Stephen Akoil, 31
Lexington itveuue. ‘
January unilaughter to Philip i’ren~
(irritant. b'liill uvenuo.
January 54—8011 to John 0 Noll, 36 Pine
stiecl South Norwnlk.
Jsuuniy li-A11ltur non-1am to Cliuilcs
A. iximbuil 177 East uremic
January SwDaughter to Everett it‘.
ilailorand, 3 Imdlow street.
January its—Sou to James Silk, 23 Leon-
ard street.
anutu ,1.‘ (lmh‘tlwurd to Fdwnrd Lyrett,
Poona avenue.
Junuurt li—~Stophct1 to Stephen Kori.
1 Wind 101‘ Place
January it) Son to Cnshlus iiemont.
iiownytou. ‘
Jauunry ilk-"Dannhtor to Dennis L.
Crowley. Bullion avenue. .
January 12~Nelmu Elizabeth to Ed
word 1; “Gill's. 3.1 Lowe street.
January 12wi‘l11lcu to Paul lleytlel. ltl
Lexington avenue.
January l3-llt1len to Snmuel Sivcrs,
iii Ely avenue.
January i~i-Sou to Charles Soltiner,
3 Camp street.
January thwi‘hirotheu do Chantal to
Tliomus P. Ward, .12 Merwln street.
January thwacorgo to Joseph Nussui.
iliii Harbor avenue.
January 17-Sou to Philip J. i'iossan.
I. Hartford Place.
January iS»Rosa'td Hammond Scha-
chul, 106 Harbor avenue.
January iS——-Frnnk to Patsy D'Fori. 2:.
Concord street.
January lSw—Son to John J. Miller. 29
Ann street.
January lfiwlicuevicvo Beatrice to w.
llunuibnl, ill Smith street.
.lunuury lib—Annie Pauline
i’usi. 21: (‘iitlimd stiot‘l.
.lllntiui‘1‘(l-~i1‘llon 'l‘ in
mood 153 West strvtm
January "1»— Dtuugh m to Eduuld E
Sunfmrl iii Rl lit-rsltln .IYClillt‘
January 22~- —.lobn licnr: to iiuuivl Sic:
i'tlrlliy. (‘rutt‘r uvrnuo.
Jnunui'y t‘i nuns lssbvilzi lu lirinn‘i
l‘loguu. 1’12 Franklin avenue.
to John
C. ii th'li-
cs. ' Dertt's is the only genuine
Witrh Hazel Salve. Beware of court Jmlllilr)’ 35~Duughltif l0 Niilll'Od it}.
tcrielts, they are dungerons. Sold by Tilly Row nylon
The Cllilord l’imrnmoy. N January " .-~'~.tt\11 to Steve Rus. ii iii-
-.M, ....... 11ipu11k.
WOMAN also FROM BURNS. Juliiuu'y 23—-iv‘rnnk Melvin to George
li.\iJi).\M. it‘t-b lT.—~~Ml.\s (‘111'1'ie Tl
i‘itiil, sued .l'.’ yulii‘fi. died yesterday at
the homo of Dillliifl rluni‘ord, when: one
tvuu staying. in: a result ol‘ burns re-
ceived on Iliondny lust while building
it lire in a kitchen stow.
GRAVE TROUBLE FORESEEN.
it needs but. little Till'l‘HiKill to tl‘il
that when your stomach niul liver art:
badly affected. ornvn trouble is about!
unless you take the proper illfltilCliit
for your disease, as Mrs. John A
did. Shusuys'
"i had neuralgia of the liver and stout
itch. my heart, wits Weillil’ilPd, and i
could not eat. l was very bad for 1.
long time. but in Elm-trio Bitters, i
found just what i needed. for they
quickly relieved and rurod 1110." Host
medicine for weak women. riold un
der guarantee by F. ii. Baxter. iii. not
it bottle. "
iiiri‘li‘ii
/.
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TMCMM _
* IWilanPll’E.
R. 'i‘ooker. 81 Woodward nvenue.
Januurr {ZR—John J. to Patrick Morin-
111111, ii Spring Hill.
January 28—~Daughter to
Hunt, 39 Riverside nwuur.
Thom its
January 29» Son to Wnltei l. Rn)
nmud. ti Bridge strrrt, East Nut
\vnlk.
Deaths.
l". MM).
Harriet L. Scoflcld. Jun. Ii, .63 3 li
Enoch P. Berkcdnl, Jun. 3, 73
Sally Ann Sturges, Jun. 3. 92 8 ‘JS
Ruth Verity, Jun 4. :15 ~t
Mury J, Howard, Jan. 5. Ill 10 21
Miriam A. Hendrick. Jan. 13. 72
Amanda Tyndall, Jan. ii. iii 3 ii
Jolm lienuessey. Jun. ti, 1'. ‘.li
Vito 'i‘iuisuo. Jan. ti, 2
Catharine A. Neely, Jun. '1'. all it) 7
Richard F. Fitzgerald. Jan. ll. 2!) i 2
lt‘runcls A. Whitloclt. Jun. 9 5t: 20
iit‘ubert liolloy Arden. .l1111.10, ll 8 30
Mary Solomon. Jun 10 ll weeks
Wtilium iv. CHIN“. Jun. 13. 23 iii
Martin Mtlrrnz' . Jan. 1.3 27
Augustine i). Fory. .lttn. ill, «iii
Benjamin Lurumiu. Jun, ill, it? ii :1
FtiutrluJiior11,.luui’l.L'li «l 1
John W Wood Jan.‘ ‘ili. i it in
Charles TC. Squire. Jun. ill 69
lllunrlio Fi‘lmllmuim‘. Jun 19.311 till
Nancy M. Roberts. Juli. ill. till 4 ll)
Clittrlos I". Moth-nth, Jun. 22. rill -i 20
Print it. A, Schultz, Jan. 2:, all u in
Amy A. Hunks, Jail. 28,1. 18 I 2
Margaret (muesli, Jim. 24. 8:1 7
Julia 11'. llrotlwrinn, ‘Jitil. 26. till
Katharine Citilt‘y, Jun. 27. ill
George P. Steels. Jun. 28. till 9 1c.
Marriages.
January i-liotl1 D. ullhert and (icon
itiuuna O‘Neil.
January film-John J. boiler and Sadie
Einilne Brennan
January B~James H. Barry and Green
M Colllun.
January 2-Steve Chcivy and Mary
blmlunrltey
.ioruiury li».loiin Koren-1s 11ml Bellini.
l’biir
January li~Wllllum '1‘ Lockwood and
Jane C Dcltz.
January 9~Gcorge C. Slut-3c» tutti An~
Jill M. Moore. -“
January 134101111 lawyer and Janotl‘c
Sui has.
January lSmCllnrlos l3 Fleming and
Clara ii. Men
January iB-wOilvur iii Bennett and
Harriet Bradley y.
January 21~~Joaeph Forte 11nd Cather-
ine bolus. '
Jaguuryey‘ ita—Chnrlert Poop and Mary
l
Jutuiary iiilw-Clmrius (i. Mueller and
Amy in. Bowne.
January Ell-donoph
Margaret it Revue! till.
O'Connor and '
Bridgeport Advanaemumu.
out. J...
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‘ To the‘thtainess Mbn.
The Globcwi’i’cruickc productions represent. :1 system of
Units, the term meaning in a simple waytlizit you run buy
one section oi any article. at a time as it is needed. and “even—
tit'illy the srcond third. or fourth may be joined to the first,
conwlcting in each instance 11... whole lrticlc.
iliillii
A.”
ea“ Co.
Establubcd m: .
(figmnw
"Mitzi
At 11 low cost it ofi‘crs to the business main the most atl-
niirablc way of classifying books. papers, or records of any
kind so that they can be found instantly.
it ism system of elasticity.
As your books and papers
increase in number, the Globe-\i’crnickc Bookcase or Cali-
inct will stretch to accommodate them.
are worth your consideration.-
As a factor in sys-
tt-matizing business. in saving time and labor, these articles
We are exclusive agents for Bridgeport and vicinity,
and have a complete stock of Ulobc—Wcrnickc producliOns
in golden oak.
tion to any office.
'l‘iicy are handsome enough to give distinc-
\\'c subjoin the following list of articles must in demand,
asking you to remember that in every case, the Unit, one
section. may be purchased.
to corrcspontl. t
Card indexes, i
better Files, ‘
Check Flies,
Mercantile Report Files,
Daily Report Flies. , .
Catalogue Drawers, ,
Transfer Cases,
r-k V"
Book on see.
Bill Flies,
Document Files,
Tops and Bases may be selected
Vertical Letter Flies,
Vertical Bill Files,
legal Blank Flies.
Roller Shelf Units.
lixtru tlcrp Blue Print L'nits for the use of engineers
and architects.
()llicc l1‘11r11it11rrof every tlrscript
and L’uibrclla Racks.
Fourth floor,
--.~... »Q‘
0...... r....,._ .
ion.
take the clcvato
Flat and Roll Top
Desks, ’l'ypcwritcr Cabinets, Revolving Chairs, Costunicrs
l'.
The D. M Read Co.
Studies” Shirt
u
a . ..._.._... . ............
adsts.
AS THE SEASON ADVANCES WE MUST MAKE READY FOR THE
SPRING BY CLOBING OUT WINTER STOCK.
SPECIALS we HAVE CHOSEN:
Sbad'tcs‘ Shirt
FOR THIS
1
Wallets.
Ladies Sateen Walsts.
Lndles'
i
Flannel Walnut,
WEEK’S
751: were 01.00. 31.49 were 82.00.
V Ladies‘ Check Wuista, Ludles' Mohair Waists,
$1.00 were $1.50. 76:; were 61.00.
Lndies‘ Flannel Wulsts, imdlos' Mohair Wuistu.
75c war. $1.00. 31.00 were $1.60.
Ladies’ Flannel Wulsts. Ladles'l'. Mohair Wulsts,
$1.00 w...“ 31.50. 0M9 were $2.00.
OTHER “WANTS AT alMiLAR REDUCTlONs.
A FEW MORE PIECES OF FUR LEFT AT .THE MARKED DOWN
PRICES.
1
o
84 WASHINGTON ST»
‘ midi
\cktttnsn 5) ‘ on
We Call immunities
To the odvmtuou altered innit-
using or our hellish Wt
lean dust. more comfort, more turtle
(action, more but to. tile huoltettuil
more economy to thetduth
Mu dirt.
will! Ml
Given toil-twitch imam it's
satisfactory cont '1‘": it once. You’ll
tormentintunu 1
get WEE“ W111"
ii R8i|i|flil it Still.
«.122 W”; it» 25M
74 unvlmim‘n. .
Weed “refit.
J h" T. H! ”I! B Mil" “in "Umnlk‘
uhltn Mar at.” he. Main tit its. Nor. ,
haunt Mini
» $1”. as.
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