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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 6, 1905 · page 3

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s -_“ era and cooler toni - .. ’ ,ed~'
n: ay. A long trough willow. ”rest
on ,- extending from the upper Isis-
at i Valley eastward to m. ,

cojt has produced durihglithsiljhut‘
or with local showers and thunder-
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s in

th _‘ W to Nstilnglaud. Bing.

h p N. tampons ,torna'do. gov-1

er ‘piamflhgportsdl , winds ‘and
fall.‘ lumr choline '., Conditions

1a f 'v his ,Vicinity unsetuelilweathg

on local shutters and thunderr

wiiiism o'neiliy, of Brooklyn, was a

visitor in town Sunday.

 

Earl B. Wilson, of Norwalk, spent
Sunday with friends at Shippan Point.

e grass on lawns and fields

stunted and burned on account of the

dry. weather.

 

—.—

«LAuction sale, Tolles property, 76

Taylor avenue, Sat, June 10, 2 p. m.

 

' $harlesdones, of Stamford. has op;
cued hislsummer home on Dell island BKUTA‘E‘

roe... few. weeks.

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The local churches will observe next

Sunday asi‘fChildren's Day." There

will be a‘ another as specialservieesu wt

 

 

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”CA? W" L."

aeorgo sensuous. returned ”lotus heme orienting a criminal instant

home in New York city. .. He was ac- upon a thirteen-year-old girlL'Wllllams.
Was arrested ,sunday morning‘shortly'
oatterltb’e alleged assault occurred and
was immediatelyvtakoo to the lockup,
has been confined since that

companied by his daughter, Mrs. Hen~

ry .10. Fresh. of’howe street. ~ .

 

innocuous; nttended the Yale where it

Princeton ball game in New Hav

en time. file is being given a

Saturday, and will visit relatives there before Justiceflilbert.

for a few...days. , ,.

 

hearing

"«'Wliliams, who is a well-hum char-
acter about ‘Bethel, lives in Plumtrees

Miss Augusta bowls, a popular elo- district. The ‘ohlidliveszlnihhe some
cutionist of Brooklyn. N. Y., has been neighborhood and it is alleged '

spending a few days with her cousin.
Mrs. Henry C. Tilley. of this city...

 

to a barn on his premises.

that site

*ms'oelsed by Williams as she was
- = phasingshis house andfwaa carried in-

The Harslrom, School baseball team

-»,The child told hostinotherrol the oc-
is scheduled to play a team of former

“launches and -'word ’otithe‘s assault was

pupils of the school this afternoon .09 passed 3 the neighbors. who kept

the Decker Eitld- .
. . __.._.____...

«(not

-—Puhlic-aauction, house and lot, 76 Deputylfiherifl-Kylel"
. ,

Taylor avenue, Sat.June it), 2 p. m.'

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The several! companies of the
walk Fire Department will as!
this evening at the corner of St.
and Main streets for the mon

"wash." After the work, the com;

panies will hold.luisiness sessions.

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gAmong the graduates of the McDow~
ell Dressmaklng School, of New York
' city, are Mrs. E. B. Msnville of this

city. and lies ill'lorehcéADePlei‘senal

of Brooklyn. --Tho latter is spending

the summer with Mrs. Manvilie.

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

on. casslus ws‘l‘so
“out at . wh—‘a “chi.
bury Boy Graduates From
land Medical College

15'

commencement exercises of

re.

prevent Millions: ;‘ " no.
while a messenger was disputoh for

M.

Long is-

t Dr. dang“ iMr‘s. Wilbur 8. Watson, re~
urne ur as from Ne York city,
~, where sthey thldlMBh schist

ing tthe/
Long is-

land Medical College, ticmwhioh their
son, Cassius Watson; 'grndllate‘d. Dt‘.‘
,g|asslus Watson was valedlctorlun of
-ii a on... iind delivered the valediclory
address at. the commenoenent exorcis.
es in .the Majestic theatre last Thurs-
day evenings. , He is a Willy boy, a

1w. 'L'. Derr, a former Erlehroad malt. graduate of th De School
but now. superintendent of the Hart» and in 1905‘ gsadua e‘dryfrgrtnlh '
fol-d divisions! the New Haven roadé versity of. Pennsylvanlsmith ‘honors,

is;mentlonsd as a possible appointé

of Governor Higgins. of New York,

a‘irailroad commissioner. ' ,

The monthly meeting or the We!
man's'll‘orelgu Mis lonary Society, will

be held"Wednesd evening, at two;
in the Sunda‘ school room at the East

avenue M. church. A large

receiving the degree oanB.

the Uni-

».«He has

as received the first appointment on the

headlined ‘5 delllrid. Subject} :J‘pan: l . .. Yntgfdly ”.rnln"
s . i W, - "i

“sowing... on... :of Red Men.

New ‘Mllbrd. ifllth' i which M ma

, staff of“ the Long island College hos-

pital and will- , we.“ intern for a

term of We yet .w—DjnbfiryENeWs.
memormws

i, ,: UT" it...
It‘ Death of Aged Warhotarsnadlccurred

colonel Samuel Gregory, who served

0' as adlutant and later as colonel of the

Twenty-third Connecticut Yoluntscrs,

have-told ‘nluohifrmmai intercourse gin th .civii War and or many years
. in. D ' I'll. has 600M“ to‘wlnd-zup onsv'gt the h‘est’kh‘ow} 'r'o'fuban-
its “swimwear Jts oil-run hury,'disd at his homes ' dl’e River

Decrease. in soapbox-ship through lack distfl fip
of interest ls.rasponsihle fortho do; long'l ‘ .
, . Col. Gregory wasntho oldest member

or Chlflnilel‘ Commands”): .. ts

Templfls. and one or insole mem-
bers of 'the'other' branches of the Ma-

mmals! thegtrllm.

. a...) W“ ‘ - '.
,The price of is as high in Nor-
wulr‘ ;’ .sswlt' been in a long

 

 
 

these

time. Wl ipoiaorhouse steak at tm- sonic fraternity in Dunbar!
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its“? , .
two cents;

 

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mourn“ ,itvme cumin.» ilil‘f
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' Maisonette «he.
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i"Comuonolbnse.kaingve With we

stink atttwenty- eighty-twoyelirs some. 7 ,,
the . _ ' , EPLEOH‘ASIIEAND. . .
sir: are; his uhlgli as nine and s Steeplechase island. Goth“
M" C9D Mimi} be“ in the cart VOWIWOIIGOMIUd’flfllIfi ,
swamrtmmimsu «namepeofi

 

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as ism-sus- at mi tilt.- mfi? will; hate, ”lit“ t3? 3.33:1...
,3 . ' I It 6 I “In” ”my”, , “i 3‘,“ M “c.
r mi. .muissms» m. ”an” “mm , .. ;-

_ mm the company how,

5“ kinds

Ming
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m. r,L "‘1‘; ‘ 1 let
slowness: cereal that everybody
, thg, and talking
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about i

‘5

Baltimore.

in.

8. Jeffrey McVickur. Sheaves at
ln'isihandsom'e',costumelmported
Paris, and made or while chiffon
~broidered' in roses and trimmed
point lace.- She wore the point,

Birhs."0‘D¢lhell Timon. William
Percy Pine and Nelson Perin.

aid bracelet.

for Europe. After November i

will rosidh'lit'thhl‘h‘gto’n‘D. C.
, ovum or Hume

is; in its torments, like dying of

 

tlon, from the beginning to the

which quickly and perfectlycured
Prompt relief and sure cure

Guaranteed at li‘. ii. Baxter's
Store],
Trial bottle tree.

 

in .the' hula; of a nilik route

‘ ' F. iison, a Greenfield
farmer. into a deal of trhuble.
w served hyia body wring by
8], till. It O’Brien. 0f
yest'epdhy morning. but matters

 
 
 
 

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Wills w “is... to pie. L
“to some 4- ~

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cereal you ever did taste. so
And it makes you

‘ A module...) om...
w'». {r cm “flu—m", ‘ ' ~ ' ' ‘ “WWI
Leonard Williams Under Arrest on Miss Klnp Married to Mr. Perin, of
Charge of,AssauIting. a Child. _,

Asuonsrc -Willlams." lat-vmiddleuog‘edl .

l Among a profusion oflspring iiowors.
man, is under arrest in Bethel on thei

the prevailing colors being green and ,..

white. Miss Winona Kins. daughter of to

Mrs. J. Howard King. was married to lan unusually large number of new

Oliver Perla, 0f Baltimore,-Md.. ll! the cases for this time at year. The total .

Congregational church in' Ridgsficlii, lnumber la 55, will. one or two our. 110?}? gave? tin thlmmnngtaeveral , u, .

towns toQbe he rd from. As a rule 0 0 PM“ “3““ l“ 1 W9" 3 . . ‘ "is .w ., r. -
, “ < handrail? dolhlls.

Saturday. The ceremony was pertorui-
June doesvnot yield a very large gm; sunk in Manila harbor. None of the

ed 'hy‘Blsllop McVickar, or Rhoda ls‘

nd
- ’Mle bride who Who unattended was
given away by her hrother-io-iaw, E.

veil which her grandmother, mother .
and sister also woremt their; weddings,
«and carried- 'a*‘*bonl1tiet-of~white lilacs.

The ushers were Nate McKhy, Ellen

"cerr‘and Mrs; Perinlwill sailJune ll

coughs, colds. sore thrbnt,-bronchitis.
eth.’ Positively prevents, bronchitis,

price litlc and $1.00 a bottle.
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‘t ROW OVER A‘MlLK ROUTE.
r ,. . . i . , . .

idgeport;
“unadjusted and Wilson was allow-

‘ago title 0. Rustic
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no ’tgg‘Thn in we” , , e'fw . tool
in“ e‘hiii gréle'ii Wings the.

 

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ourj'd‘ Biscuit. and n.8quas‘o"fleal.
lthmilk, cream or fruit )tlices, and you’ll, ea ,its's

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"ions ‘ and
those who

iii Japan's position on the sea toda is , 30 inch flgured- Or’gundf white 27‘1th French figured pique a ser-. :
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Unusually ,L'args Amount of New Busl- . - .., « . '

nets in the Civil Superior Court. “ , vessels ran ashore in order-to escape . , s B mmofi .
The return oi the dookot for' the sinking. ‘lf'thw have not Newm- 0 - y , . . ~ '
ivil superior court for June snow.

:lor the indidialinlll. This year it is an cruisers 01 Admiral Cerveras Santia- Childnm’Mulle ”#301111!“ . ,
. ago 'go fleet was rescued. An eifort was .. - w 1. . , ' <
exception Divorces 3311131.:th slivthaii made to tow the marlii Teresa to .a 0! WASHINGTON trusty, ., «mm. TH NORWALK. CONN.

the number.. . v . . . a ..
no 19‘ up in the divorce took-her on the journey and she was .. ,~ .1 1 -

mill.. or the or. cases so In returned, Slat ‘adrm. The other vessels were at» I Ac 5

no less than 23 are applications for ““0an also. it is the-confident be’ . ' . .1; , ,

. lief of'our naval tomcers that do. an . 75,21, .
:ih‘iirfeonrrfiiiéi’i’ili‘dgimxd ’3'???ng Will raise several of the Russian at. WE HAVE JUST RECéIVEWA LOTbF FINE VALENClENNEB LAGES

‘ “W! ‘ u." the
‘ 2'. W 7‘” - ' .
Two's amt Victory Raises the lm.
pin From the seventh ' ‘
t‘ ",f, . .mi, 51‘ w , _
. By reasonot Team stemm'over no.
lestveitslty the-.Jspsnossusinpire h

 

 
 
 

 

hath ow, ’ ,
anion: supow .oste‘sdxot seventlli
Whlcir *wss tho‘.inlaoe*lille- complaint
the commencement or the present. well»
Thiseratlnezisbased on total mousse.
which is the best standard turmoil"
comparisons.

Wh' has‘tnmhletl from the prone
position of third place to seventh. be
ing now superior in sea strength only . .,
to Austria. 'whlohr‘hsn’a-linmtslouso wt.
for a navy. . The rearrangement“ the 5;
sea powers made necessary by the wlp-:
lug outtoi' the our’sttniwy. Till! the
United States fourth instead of fifth.

The (ranking of; the naval honors sat
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DO NOT JUDOE‘THE VALUE 6F THESE GOODS BY THE ACCOMPA-
, i- u toilowse-vomtarmin.‘ NYING raises, Because IF- vou no, You , witi. worULtY Mll-
. France. German . Unitedwzstaielrdu- -. . . ,

will. itsly. Russ ”Austria. ‘ ~ .. - JUDGE- THEM- 7' ‘ ' ~ . , , _ - ,
. “ff, maffifi fifgtgflogfitmfi SUCH ‘Pnlcss BIMPLY pur A PREMIUM on EARLY suvmo.

‘ naval vessels was “Mitt, Ellis lost. . . ~ . , 4 . ‘- ~ ~~ ,, .
. shoul'i‘lhooorln the distensmment; .. _. ‘
and the available vessels left to,tho

.s "'t‘ i: “ ' --,
'csarpprior to the recent fights with Ad- ' d .-
miraiwh‘ogo represented a tonnage of bright Cusp Wash 00.0 s? ,
903931150 s teswns til' 8-. There's been a rent on or rlc “ " """ , "
[tie-hips, two coast defence vessels. gelling of ”wash 3.5g. ”groin: u‘w ,Here "9 several 1°“ “t “'7’ pretty
. ‘elshtsnrinored cruisers, 23. cruisers 0' manufacturers' agents. An Overstock ‘W’Pm’ walstings at lower mm“ m“ i
, varying sizes, and a iarge'fleet of;tor- market lathe cause or it. minimum you’d espect them at this time'of
, pedo boats and torpedo boat destiny. . ash Gwybgrgglng'l for somebody. , year. , ., .: , , , . ,g
. era. Sue was verve-trons in those Vidette' elitists in light ground, Mich; g , ~ . t:
. istterwessels; havin 86 torpedo‘boats dutfity.ncureland stripes, new“ iydj , Lincoln, the new white waisting. 84
:‘gdfiggzi'gig;fl-hogfvggmwkgmfig l " dottomvoiles In landfill 6:61! inches. wide, a beautiful imitation or

W 3 0 we , a c. « . .

mausoleum.“ half um of Russia. mid?!“ ”9“. . .9 , H. . the real linen mm. at 15c. yard.

 

 
 
 
 

 

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. vastly different from what .lt “’33 5t ‘ had with lar e flowered effects, col~ . »

weeia ‘ Shehas acquired two compars- 33 pints, bluesand lavender, g .2004: Vlcoahle and stylish fabric for waist-
, :ively moderzn llilatItleships, the Orelasid value for 15¢... . . . .. , dots at 17¢. ‘a yard. . ‘ use
niperator' ‘0 038 1: .l-WO coast 6' u' it) in.= Panama bati‘ste just the fhb~' “ "'“ " ‘ "
“in“ WW3”. UN General Admiral AP- uric for cool spring wais'tings: colors," ‘ ’A“ extra fine quality 01! real Eng-
rsxlne andthe Admiral soniawine, and plain gray, blue, old rose and tanpvct lish dotteduswiss in small, and' large
several smaller-ships. Jul these «vesg 250‘ yard. , . . ‘ ‘ dot s,‘at 25c. yard. ‘ "
“sols were captured. It “solicited that ~. , . .
later reports will tell of the‘eapturo - . .,,.i,.W;——- .
of additional ships. Aside from: those ~ ' ' t ; r 7. 0 " ‘* *-
it? is quite likely that Japan w save , . “bin

some of the six battleships that were 83'85 W , ._, . n

sunk,- andn few of the cruisers till“ i d ”W '

 

 
 

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wont: .to thechottomu Some of these

narcissist costumer snowman slimmed uuunm.

ed 'to the ‘Japsnesenavy. Admiral Largo Assorlmsnl‘or: 'iadyi-yog-lfiuriflnn Constantly

 
 

 

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northern navy yard. but a storm over-

tleships and large cruisers. take them ‘ . , » ~ 1 , , p , * .
“emigre gamingahug ,0 when” “mummy“, them wmi lussarious TO MATCH. ALL usw PATTERNS, in THE out:

‘ble coconut uses. It is only occasion. in shape and mill them to her “ill-l assur'mei-is”vou'Lir'ritiEo won TRIMMiNo'suMMEh‘cos-turtles.
Hill. ally that n divorce appears in this “9““ may “‘90 makes claim ‘9’ a ‘ '

burs. There are a number-of these. in-

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court in which persons of weaiiii are Russian vessels now 4,, neutrons» assume emcee or was: QUALlTlESARE _ec."ro 12s.; when
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. After the ceremony a- wedding ,. _
'hrenkfflsimwns'servet! “by sherry at conciiued
small tiiiilos coming} Vebl'fllidl‘ll of film ‘
country home“? e title's mot er. ,

The house was also handsomv-iy decor this mm"
ated. The wedding presents l.i.luiled n
diamond crescent from the, bride's 300 which
mother and avdiamond and emerald
p9nitis‘nt;from her sister, The bride»
groom’s gift was a diamond and emer- unit-h bus)

Farrell, of

has his pri
they

(“.0“-

very

me."
'tor

Drug defendant
claimed he
ment.
There is
ed for trill

Wilson Accused .of Violatln Agree. 53333,; 3"“9 13' m the famous hat-

'ment+-'l'aksn on Body fit. by Martin . , i . i . It. Cur-L ‘. . ' ,; ,. .

A little difference of: opinion regard- rltt & Son, of Danbury. w F A y , _ _ ‘ ,, , ‘ ‘ ., . , ‘ , '

80‘. A special .1 Tuesday. June 00; is . .i .. . i ., ‘. . ' “ ‘ With" . g. ' , , ,‘ ,.

Hill the action .. “v L . v _

HG Waterniaii‘nlai‘nat Conrad ' Bucking- ‘ '

City hunt, a suit' owing out of the Sher-
wood specula ion and deialcallonw ‘

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Del., says:
dyspepsia.

and bolt-hi
could 'hear

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cent bottle
For sale

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1 ate Bins“
as

Farrell Here
The docket, shows {Farrell case in 00- Oneithing ”"1“” certain. “d

Co. has brought suit against James A.

on collections. ,,
At present Farrell is furnishing live strength of navies, says avwell

‘cape the authorities of New YoHr- on "“ ““1 Japan. Russia, with h" “7"
in the civil common pleas court and "
will now transfer it to the supreme
«court. Then there. is a liquor law
violation case in the criminal common
suiuption. The progress of cousunlp- iiiaiiiiiur.“ and law“ this action m

, , Four Weeks More.
end. is a lo torture, both to victim , , , which brings us back to the wise say-
and friends. "' hen i hold consumption The Ch“ ”“99”” mm" will ”my
in its ilrst stage." writes .Wm;l l‘iflyers. h
of Cearfoss Md. “after trying 1 erent _ t e gun." ,
medicines dud a'good doctor in vain, 1 end‘ Jud" Bhumwny, who is presto
at last took Dr. King's New Discovery.

sit four weeks more in Bridgeport .
when the court year will come to an “e“ in the condition 0‘ the m3“ ”9%!“

. ‘ . nob oval; The-ism
in; this term. will resume the hearing . ,, . . ' ,. hi {in i. r‘ts -
in the action brought by the Pierson ”‘0 latest compilation of the sea a n 6 1mm o ”m

Manufacturing Company against Fred-
erick M. Pierson; all. of Norwalk. «Thi
is an action for an accounting. ‘Th

in the employ of the plulntif‘i., it is

ONLY cues roe overseen.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,

until i took 8 slllan Balm. an
on me compi tely." . , ,, , .

by a. scrimmage. a. Bax. ”imfifimwfimdfimsh ”i all vomlsélillilllingfo‘r each wan-ecolo-

ter and the Clifford Pharmacy. “
.. . V..,>,,,.;.., . mm. . .. ..,

_ "I :i Y Mil. COLLINM .

tins, but the enable cashier. Mist-ill“ ~ 4 - -. . . fit summons mum-am insane... .

x n i ~ ‘ w . ,
worse.” ' “ . .,,.,,, i 3. .. , ... ............ ....
5 1 rm. ,‘ . . . . ' . ., ‘

if”. eluding one or, two out at San Francisi CHOICE AT Sc. A‘LYARD. -

I “Hilly“,
. that lethal. Japan will come out of the i .
too. The Welliei Brewing war with a much“ stronger and bigger . ' - ~ N. E. RYAN, ‘

WWW- ‘0 “WW ‘2" “'"y “m" m ““1 "““IWMW so WASHINGTON s'r. . :3. j ,, "SOUTH uoswamc

began. . . . . ,
the company claims m due "The faculty of judging of the rela~

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.. ‘ . mu, "syn-‘7 ~ . ~ . > flit-2.: 11'2"“ “.n ‘3'.
known naval oil'icer,. was never list; ,

“088 for the courts. He ter illustrated than inrthe case 0! Bus.

nciphl ease in a light to es " .‘V'
000 10th warships, was considered
to be at least loo-per centustronger
on the see then Japan when the war
opened. At that‘tlnie, Japan's stronth
was represented by a tonnage gr 2210.-
. 755. An actual clash proved t at .s-
uperior couit. pan was immeasurably superior. All of

ing that the strength of a naval—power

The most encoureging thing about

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

strength of the principal naval powers, ".“ij' *lfilmgfigggur °' "fl“ ’
at least, from the viewpoint of this ’

couhtry; is the statements giveh‘:rh-
lating to ships under construction.
Prior to the present war United States
ranked, duh to Gthritsin. France.

Russia and Germany. This is the way

32-55:: _.
a big list of cases ssslgn- ) .
1. One specially downlor {new ~

sold certain rights and was

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ver the union label. brought ,,
Lawlor against C. H. Mer-

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11., . “9 5"“ We!“ “m4 «d «tics. JO so“
it u I ll‘ll'd «loathing l gar. "What, l’ ,ggu’fi mm. *to

vim nothing h d” ‘« soil ‘ stlon. ‘ no will , V f‘
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éyssrs old, All auxiliary vessels. than

ith isiuii r u...3.mol“m‘$l.io?’“l’“"

‘m , ‘ the so ; res r u, reuse, its _ , can u ,9 .‘u, 7_ .

, .mvm i. . hm“: grates com um. minI and 3.3mm. also. at. $3.1 .. l
Eb ' (til i " “do“ n . ‘ a ll ‘1 - WHIMW‘THATI’INMA

,Il‘imgglgflt loom thus ,_ t. ‘ , States has more... I tiriIsWittistMltdh , . .

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% , or ‘y A. ’B. .»
dell, Ill‘lll . h , avenue. silences has s.\t.ln chsmtl . , , W of the" slim o .. slammed . , ,
, , . w. . . . lune .. y» We ,7 mm, M strattord - . than lost eight for the ”flesh tissues“ mm , .,
fill“ It m ,wnm' :sveii u is one srovriotomnd "I , ' m “°°' '1‘ M mm wont W " WM .,
firiwltiltl‘bml, by ll" formerirof solvent; Mr. Collins in m ‘ > ; forjltsly. Noneof too-mm poem or, it do ’sn
W lg” . 13!“! a well knoweestsrer and promises , . ~' ill-W Willie“ W‘Nflfllli 1 ~ .. ii - l -
. . ,, . . 01M“: to maintain ti: ‘h'sh rtimdard let , . . . 1 . ,0! but milieu» matteowmuimn ‘
, .. 2 “$909 his predecess s. ‘iiic retinas ‘3 , - ., . .4 v-floanfldlreduthsiarlerdd‘tudunthe
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