limp ,
iisllm H in New Canaan, was-held zilll.
beats and robbed by two unknown
.fileu, f a
lane.
rye-to arm
‘ tabs
to N ,walk, where he was going to
work. t his
treat" to
ion ,
after
concerned a little food. When he paid
fer tllh“food.vhe remembered that he
drew ,bills. out of his pocket aswell
as so 9 small change. There were
sever
lififfi‘ . if
. i :
1 (Continued from First Page).
.. ‘v , . for,“
which the district , ,
propriatioil of $40. , is under con—
struction on the school lot at the cor.
nor of; Chestnut and . Gophers streets.
" asccordlitg‘ tow at, will be,
ready for Occupancy ovember iirst.
Seven years ago the addition was
ONION. Mia to the building at Franklin
in us... trade... a.
' ills-A
“Would. Tali-
st‘r at. Thus ccnstrudtlpn u its spear
as made “an apwi
_: 7,, if“, r‘ 1.03 .' .
notational lltllltllle.
The best, stirsst. safest and
most rellable remedy for all
Diver, ' Stomach and Bowel
troubles. You, will sails doc-
tdr'll' bills;I stem narrower."
my}: youvislwsysahsvs enthuse
uc‘ ‘ S W
vn artisans report at a special meet-
'1. .h all A}? . . .l; .
Edwin Adams wanted “to know what
portion of the lot was hot covered
bl" ledse.
‘Ml‘. Swarts thought labout one-half ‘1
of,,it was, but the icdge,extendod
peruse thegentire front.
ev as a building lot, [and he. did a
spprove of making the purchase
this time.
it
I
spoke in favor of the purchase, bailey.
Vi t . inmfiess.‘in it? cleaves one 13%" lull?”
ta. tytoscoopurp esin u s
"I' A" "‘0 . Gould, Film-'- completennii‘is oéullts‘zrrsngsmebts far
. ‘ ' ‘ i ‘ balls I‘ us" i moves or as -
3‘. y” P0“ " ' vancefiof anything“. thatahadbeen at-
M
tempted in the way of school archi-
tecture in the town of Norwalk and
set a standard for all future school
buildings. The building now in pro-
cessor erection, planned by the same
architect. Mr. Warren H. Briggs. of
Bridgeport. and under the charge of
the special committee 0, whom the
‘district’ has edtrusted‘t s. warlr. may
be canceled to meet an the conditions
demlllkled‘ by the present advanced
ideas in school architecture and an
enlightened and exacting public opin-
‘Jos'h Shields, aged fortythree,
load recently in a nursery estab-
Water street near Siliimsn's
ridgeport. between four and five
_ ‘ lig. hisi‘iis sustain.
a okea'dose: ‘11 ‘Was robbed of
ai eat all he had, and w nearly
tedifrom the severe be ing.
Shl‘ do says he was about to walk
in
trade; plumbing. when he
acques' restaurant at Unl
burg and Water street, a little
o'clock. He had a cup *of
on.‘ . . ~ , . , , .
The district has met. with a great
loss in.the.death .of Mr. Henry Ben-
‘ger, for nearly twenty years the jani-
tor of the‘ Franklin School. Mr. Ben-
gei- was well qualified for. his work.
in the performance of which he took
l,
” ’ 10.1.. V I "18‘ that it would be a wise invest»
- s v i . mam. Mr. McMahon said that in a
. M . .. I, ,, about time. if the district did not con-
" fi‘mamm”, ‘troi the property. two houses would
3°“, MM”. , be..erected there, and the light shut
. off. from one [side of the new school.
Shrine, attract. and the making cane, him-i twat”: 88": 3‘9 Was slid 2‘10
cessary mprovelneuts to. the is 00 i 0 W38 0. e 0 1'0 "Ya 9
:property by reason thereof. ’ bad bad severalsoffers t3 still. but de~‘
On this matter Dr. 0, m Boutweli clin‘ed all, believing the land ought
said. the fence had been an eyesore |to be added 10 that already owned by
:for ,gom'e time and he believed it was the district. Ho said the late Senator
a dark and dangerous, place, and the'JDlln H. Ferris hfld'oiten Spoken 0f
corner could be beillitified and im- purchasing the property. l1nd thought
proved by the removal of the fence_ , it was his intention to present it to
guitars Halslmilh tgoolitfimtme pron. the district. but the deal was never
or , as n sgrace e own. a = ,onauminae .
be believed it would be a mistake to The cuestiou was then but and unar-
grym beautify p" ed unanimously, and the meeting
Mr. Swartz moved that the commit- then adjourned.
lice be empowered to remove the
those. ,. , . ,.
a, Mr. Blanchard thought there would
tall be an eyesore were the fence to
removed, and the committee would
‘alv. V
i m. m.
_—
. KNOW THIS. ,
Foley's Honey and 'l‘sr has, cured
great pride and to which he was err.
, “harmed inure pig‘ce. . tirely devoted. The quality of the',
, Heptsrtedmum alan Water street. service be, rendered during the long
but t:gdne more than afiblocx period of his incumbellcy is well
°" t . 9“ ”9' “3" struck 0“ “‘9 known to the many who have had;
“3°“ W the head, and an arm was occasion to use or visit the Franklin
thrown about his “90‘“ Then he ”9' building anddeserves the special men.
ceiv a stunning blow on the nose. tion and recognition given to it in
many case&of stimulant“ well! fien-
sidered ho .
Wild. _8Ltlrest...Da sport.
his. .701 Wag;
lows, write l v; “A severe 'c'bl
be put to considerable expense putting
run ,an iron fence. it would be no.
cessary to have some sort of screen
inside the fence. »
Edward Barrett thought the fence ,ed until it many ”Willi-9.95, .
should be painted and left where it is, iThe belt medical skill available could.
“a it was In a good state of preserva- not give me more than temporary rc-
tlon. lliaf. . Foley’s Honey and “Far waster-
‘ r. Adams said it was not available “ ‘
1; Ions McMahon and r. A. Smith 3‘
ASTHMA Bur-Teams sHOULo‘
’ M"! ’A 93PM» Eli“: ’
can- I
trusted twelve years ago was, a, 1th ‘
‘ s.
‘ reau.
. BOOB.
. and tails them. wonderful and mysti-
" Stir-‘8’. damaged
Whil he was~~dalledi from the severe . _ _ , ,_ Holly s. Slailson thought the r are Omemd and one fifty-cent bottle err-
besti the assailants went through t‘hs place INSURANCE. objectionable and that. it should; 06'"le cured 919.01”th3 ““011 had
his ‘ kets, and robbed him of the The district carries lngumnw as fol. removed, and the rear of the school been Emmi on me for twelve 3’88“-
three dollars in bills and a. small am.- 10“; , yard should be as neatly kept as the PM if 1 had taken it 3" ”19 8‘3“ 1
aunt of change. He fortunately. had Franklin street buildinz- ...... 445.000 proborty .on the north side. . “09",“ M" been saved 1.86" Of 80M"
a one dollar bill in an inside pocket. Franklin street' heating appars~ ‘ Andrew Leary thought it would he a. ins. Sold at Piaisted a Drug Store.
awhthislylas overloioll‘lied. h _ be , ,,,,,,, 7,50) good (tides to have some advertising .. - ~ . "
en Grecovere 3893883 6110118 kli street. furniture ...... 3.5 .0 rm. cccrate the fence. and bring W
to help himself. the assailants were mgordnstreet building ........ 11,530 some revenue to the district. TEAM-fills BACK OUT-
gone. He staggered along the street Concord street furniture ....... 1,590 John W. Powell thought a strong . .
until he metwltb M313l31108~ M M Knudsen building (Chestnut , fence would have to be erected to W“ “9“"" P°""°" "‘5 “W" 0'
most every policeman had sons olf' street) ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5.000 withstand the assaults of the youths: . .,.‘ ‘, . Office Bills.
duty at 4. there was little help from ._.._—_ upon it. He suggested grading the, WATERBURY, Conn. June 14.»—
that quarter. but litter some time Total insurance ...... r ,,,,, 371,000 property. and plant it with daisies. ’Scnatol‘sflhstfield find Cm. and Repre
Shields managed to reach the Emer- RECEIPTS. Joseph Tammany objected to the ”it‘ll-UV?! Smith. John“, new]; pen“
sency hospital. where Dr. Ives dressed Balance on hand a. m. .9. fence, and guaranteed it had cost as agdisllnluous. comprising the legisla-
his bruises and. broken nose and he
was accompanied into the police side
of the building, where he told the
story of the hold-up. He was held for
investigation when he had concluded
the accohnt, and later told his story to
Captain Arnold of the detective bu-
The police have no delibt that he is
telling the absolute truth, and are
making an effort to find the lwo men
whom he caught a glimpse of before
he became dazed from the blow.
Shields thinks they followed him out
of Jacques’.
One he describes as a heavy, thick
set fellow, about 5 feet, 10 inches tall,
wearing a soft hat. while the other
was of smaller stature, and had a still
hat. Both had nloustaclies.
The victim of the hold-up lived iil
Bridgeport for 18 months some years
ago. and was employed by the lrac-
tion company. 119 had noi worked at
his trade for some time.
Shields ,Wellt to_ Bridgeport from
New Canaan. and was going to return
to Norwtilk on, footlwhen he was as-
sailed by the strangers. The detec-
tives are in search of men answering
the description given by Shields, who
departed for Norwaik shortly before
‘ -—Is it a burn? Use Dr. Thomas‘ Ec-
lectric Oil. A out? Use Dr. 'l‘honiae‘
Eclecti‘lc Oil. At your druggist's.
CLAIRVOYANT HA
sca
D DAMAGED
Powell Must Have Forgotten to Look
into the Future in Critical
-’ 4 > Moment.
George Powell is a, clairvoyant. with
ohlces at 391 Fairtleld avenue. Bridge-
port. Jl'ile census msnvwouid- probably
say mil George was of African parall-
tage , .. that is neither here nor there
says , .Erldgeport Post.
Geo , receives'niaiiy clients 'from
among the ranks of his own people
fyllig thugs that have already hap-
pened or are about to happen to,
them. “it, is singular that George was
this twinnfllde-the‘ veil that hill
h s, Winsome futons last night and if
he had done so. this story would never
have been written.
ldrl't See About.
But led. loses far enough
3110M! ll ‘ pr‘;,ha.ill‘9,ll'ld never
have swells lisvs;.bscome
fixed ttii‘ lie When it was at a
massive hue. lie was walking down
Btrstforll avenue near Hougli avenue
when , . ledger other'trip 0 him
us“ via lsil d on his has on the
rmmasu'mulm. I
TWseslp: miopeseii up quite a
momma)?” thought selves-about
, “lull ‘J'So‘be set to the emer-
gsilcyfflmpitsl as fast as he could
lull ssh“ m.1fnllie.to fix,hinl up.
Monoclonal” stitches inf
scalp and he left
cor how.“ i‘ .
isoslus‘olvoscs.
t.‘ “or 13“.! ML,
“Hr
'. iii.
ll
thelssisctloa
usr 'li‘ .
um‘m the following. which view
W30“
mwldlm.h
.,r. l»
* Moccas-
Ilt. Sully loft
Mil“?
1
A
much to keep it in repalrfor the past
................... pus 1,010.68
fifteen years, as an iron or wire fence
port
F. A. Tolles. Collector. list of
1000 ...................... 13.73 would, 4
s. A. Tolles. Collector list of Mr. Smith thousht he had Broken
1901 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ' _______ 78.10 rather hastily before; he had confer-
F.
A, Tolles. Collector, list a: red with the committee time and again
1902 ...................... 106.26 resardins Improving the school.
F. A, Tolles, Collector list of grounds: nuisances were committed
.. _____________ ' _______ 1 ,13211 there night after night, and be believ-
F. A. Toiles, Collector, list of oil a fence should be built completely
1004 .................. .... 5,304.72 plug: the iifmpertyh. aims" should be
Town of Norwalk ....... ,... 22,232.06 00 “P l WT 80 00 0111's.
Notes. money borrowed :for R. ll. Golden believed the fence
current expenses ...... -. .. 2,500.00 should be taken down. as all the Drop-
W. A. Curtis, 'l‘own Treastiir- orty around was in good condition
or. portion of tax paid by and the corner could be materially
corporations, divided agitee- improved. if individuals and churches
able to statute ......... .... 118.35 were willing to spend money to en-,
Rebate on interest from £80. mince the beauty of property in the
Norwalk Savings Bank.c.. 4.44 vicinity. the school district should
State of Connecticut. 'for do likewise.
library ................ ,. .. 80.00 Mr. Blanchard suggested placing the
insurance agents. loss on matter iii illil bands of a special colli-
Concord street building”... 34.50 tuition to investigate, and carry out.
~———-——— 11’ llceincd advisable.
~$32,676.49 Charles E. Seymounthoughl the dis-
EXPENDITURES. itrict committee we‘re lherro‘pfler ones
' . 0 act n t e ms or. e seen
Clairrgglggmidgm‘? £3332: ‘ many nuisances committed there.
your ‘ 250000 William Casey was of the opinion
South NorwalkSavings ' ' ‘ihut the removal of the fence would
Bank on debt 00000 .pirelven‘t nuisances of the kind coni-
, ............ . . p H up, 0 .
:zgiztfl’cznd discount """ " l‘gfi'gg There was other discussion. Mr.
Kindergarten """""""" 27'” Light believing that the mailer should
Library """""""" 217‘" not be decided at once.
Fuel """"""" “10‘“ Andrew Leary tiiougiii it inoppor-
Printing”. """"""""" '67"! time at this limc, as all the money
Root of Afi'o'd'fi‘a'fi """"" 250'00 :vusmeetd‘ed for the purchase of land
""""" ', or ano er scioo. '
33:33:33,352”???fl' I'm A resolution was passed that a ape-l
Salaries of teachers _______ * 19638.25 cisl committee be appointed to inn-ail. .
Salaries of janitors _____ 1,643 50' gate the matter of fencing and bean-
Incldcntals .. ...... ’806'78 tifying the school grounds. and report
{Collection of taxes ‘ ‘ 259.29 .to . special meeting.
""""" ' Henry 0. Bailey moved that the
”2 876 ill commiiit‘eeflheoalpdpointed by norni‘ns»
' ' on. . 0 on was iiamei, )lli
RECAl’lTUl.AT10N_ ~ - declined. Charles E, Seymour and
i- . . . . "2157-20 .Holly B. Slauaoa were named.
TPW expenditures ------- .. 3.16710 Mr. Light believed interested prop-
, erty owners should be barred from
“09-” the committee.
. The indebtedness of the district at
the last report was 020.000. Of this
amount, $2.000 has beenpsid. leaving
”all; present debt of the district 027.-
Anothcrimotlon was made that the
chair appoint the committee.
Mr. leery objected to placing the
matter in the hands of the "ring.".
and after some more talk. Mr. Bailey
wiihdrew his motion.
Howard H. Holmes considered the
school property was a disgrace. and
believed something should be done to
improve it. , '
Postmaster shill. Crows favored the
district committee doing the work. as
it was s very sin-ii writer, and every
time anything was in be done some
Yollr,commlttec recommends laying
a tax of one and one«quarler mills on.
a dollar. on the perfected tovm list
of 1006. to be due and payable May
1. 1906. This is the same rate which
has been laid for many years
Dated at South Nor-walk.
,June 18. 1905. ,
A. BLANCHARD,
Conn,
llnlendent of schools
Iand restores the patient to the bloom
live, committee on cities and her:
oughs, took the vote of the school
teachers in the teachers' pension bill
and. bill for tenure of office in the
Crash , High school building yester-
day‘s ernoon at 4 o'clock. The ballot
was secret and resulted as follows:
Parisian bill,,ln favor 94; against
104: tenure of office. in favor 91;
against 108. When the vote was ink
on early in the winter by the super-
tllo result (in
both bills was 199 for and 17 against.
Senator Phelun claimed that the teach-
ers were coerced into voting in favor
of the bills. if was upon his presen-
tation of the matter that today's vote
was taken.
CHAMBERLAIN'B COLIC. CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY.
Needs no introdliciion to lilo pilblic.
it has been in use for over lliiriy
years and has proved itself to he lilo.
most successful i‘cincily yvt discovered
for bowel .coniplaints. This remedy
is for sale here by'Stilison-Powcll
Corporation. Clifford Pharmacy, Zeit-
fuss Pharmacy. . "
'TOOK MORPHINE.
James Henderson. Formerly of
Bridgeport, Dies at New‘London. ‘
NEW LONDON. June 14. ~— James
Henderson. aged 00. a bartender, look
an overdose of morphine last evening
in his room at the Union hotel. A phy-
sician revived him, and the man ap-
peared to be all right. When left
alone he got out of bed and dropped
.dead on the floor. Death was due to
over exertion. Henderson formerly
resided in Bridgeport. and has a
sister there.
A “SOVIlllGN” THAT COSTS
ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
Dr. David Kennedy‘s Favorite Reine
dy. of Readout. N. Y.. is a ”Sovereign"
medicine for nervousness. rheuma-
iiani, kidney and liver complaints.
and all the ills peculiar to women.
it drives the poison from tho blood.
of health. You will never regret the
exchange of one dollar for a bottle.
. I.
THlS iB FLAG DAY.
NEW HAVEN, .lilno li.-—-'l‘lle liars
and stripes were lhrovu to the braces
fro hundreds of ilsgslaffs iii the
sin 9 today in observance of the birth
of the National ensign of liberty. Psi-
riotic recognition of the day was con.
lined entirely to the schools where as.
_ ballots!" A. Blanchard to succeed
' an mfilhh’iil‘timh
JOHN H. LIGHT -
marraaw. .coainrr'r,
District Connoittoe.
'l‘resliiirer Jacob M. Layton then
submitted his annual report “which
was also accepted. The balance on
hand was $813.10.. ~
- Collector Franklin 3A., Tollss read
, Is‘rsport of moneys rsceivsdulurlpg
he year. and paid ,to the treasurer.
And this was sccsp. . .
, on motion of 0hr Ewart: the
secretary was instructed to. out. one
himself as committseihaa ,r: three
years. and this passer ,... .
A similar method VIA pursued in
ofth tell -
res—l
0 W.
. Mission-Fran iii A, .
v Auditor-John . s.
Giulio-Nelson Die, a. .. ,1.
5 multiracial: John H. nightgown.1
ileum...rua l: or. of flit. all
.“hvm ills d is it‘s
the? ma. meat. ileum .; he ~
«uncorrelated. and. thstAi‘lizat‘gs
modems .psssbieosu . rat.
autism w ." w :i .llil :1 f’- .
is part ‘of the opening exercise a short
cm“ album's" °“ ruin“
, a sym era was van. a e
”is“; ‘fim'll‘églmt “’3": has t of the interest in the day wall duo in
i? h It do} h r “a m” , . lilocircuisr sent out by Allen 0. xsim.
“mimi‘l‘lo “1 n ' c on were ismil; chief side in charge of'pslriotic
Attorney Lislll bronchi W Ills-ll"; .~ i9“'“°“°“ ”I m" Connecticut‘fl. Af ‘Rf
susvsiclshs rsss'rso
ter of scrolls-ins additional ”MI was
Concord street. he sills um whim . H wlrsour access.
special committee was Appointed. l
A motion that the chair appoint s,
Frank A. Farris wuss resident here W l. Yancy mm“ Ky wri s'
he the lot settings s ulsr .. ' ' ' " ‘
subscrlpioli. purchasing i e lambs ‘ ' ease 0‘ kidney d' it!
so a UV
all: three ih host h sieisns is
“9'0“”! it ‘0 ““9 “mm" M "m Kentucky, trssisfi ins wii’hgut success.
time he obtained full. Mr. swarm» 1 than was pawl. 3mm, gum, e
10W“, W.“ . rice.. .900» . Will)“ 3‘" first bottle gave imnuidislerellef slid
Shari—I l5” 0' ""3.th “0 03"“ three‘ bottles cured me permsueliy. 1
35m 1;" twig!" “fi'hrmijxt It”. sold at Plsisled's hm slain.
“MM‘lfi‘hfl'iz‘ 5in i‘ .' “ o‘er” ‘ W ”
V I l ‘ . C L, ‘ H .
m be “gather ”l'i’dummtow XOOIAPi-iiclt'lé union earl-ice
aurora . . a .. . . . . . mesons; Julie lea-*Delsntes
chm on “if “till-.dltlticb ‘ knell of is. typogrs hicsl unionsin
that comm met or will now owned Connecticut and Soul era sisssschu-
hlv Christian "Militia-tad in his soil. will hold a convention in this
Gillaflrlflflul WK“ “4 “A“? “trimmer for the purpose ping
_ . it... . _ . ,
comb or , W; ’
'y other land til I district: southsr- .
it by land of Christian struts. and' ess;
. . Mpg innit-i: limosrdflsrslh
: ' a s . . sad .
. ll” signal we run pf,
lop do, _
r day into effect Jam 1. i
_ r iiiser Scott. of Boston, gwiil
. tsnli tomorrow's convention.
1
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.u is following was also. ,
Mme. That... - it
. , $300 brewpubs... "
aw“...
curious ‘sulru‘rcv.
gIQYr Prop.
chicken LOAF.
vsaaitosr.
HAM LOAF,
Porrss HA‘M,’ H
p Forrest-elicits.
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av. J libs.
All" '. I
a l
‘34! I905, .
as WASHINGTON STREET. .
Phone ass-s.
W l'
....... a .,..-.a
cassmsav BUTTER. w are. lb. Fulfil-l secs, ,
Ilsa, southwestern shalt,
in can. Ysoe'l‘ou lasso scans, ioc can.
28:. dog.
100. lb.
‘\
130." ram .lll‘vl‘iv: ol-iicxs 's‘,”"' 20s. lb.
' "10o:ciii_:.’12‘jli.ll.0AN cosuso sass. 25c.
‘ '- spasms conssc ss'tir. 15c.
.27.“ T" ‘ '
If
A. .l. ANGEVINE & SON.
as .- .‘s
gree.
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SAME TIME most», cONOMic AR-
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, Fulll’iul 25.0.,
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8 NO. MAIN 8T., 80. NORWALK.
O » . .
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Agent. -
5 Railroad Place. South Norlnlk.
Tel. 35—2. ._ ‘
DAVID W.
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and Embslme'r.
is more. Main St. South Nor-walk.
Residence. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at house. 184-2
relic-u are.
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EAST NORWALK. CONN. ’
SHORE DINNIRO AND SEA FOOD.
OF ALL KINDS. COOKED
. TO ORDER
SATHING mo FlsHlNa.
BATH Houses To ssur .sv sea.
son.
J. E. O’Slilllvtilt Proprietor
5. F012: ' ‘ '
THE LADIIB’ TAILOR, , , ,
PERFECT l'lT GUARANTQI‘D.
flags to announce to maintain that
no is ready for the spring. Cleaning.
snd repairing neatly done. All kinds
of Read -i.o~Wear Clothes. We also
have a urge assortment of Lsdies'
Walsts from title up to H- We have
some nice Skirts from 08 note 37.
Covert (hormonal: from $5.50 up to
80.40. Alterations free and perfect
BEACH.
An ideal spot for s luster heals.
inspect the social: 3' ‘ ‘ lill’nu‘low.
built pyrnstlveworsises. 8,000 feet
airshow treat. this views. Bosh
ins. bathing. sailing and fishing. Play
ground for the children. Lots for
sale from '
iv '
my terms. Ipsisl indheeiisllts
to the builders. Sells for illustrated
booklet. it is, worth reading. it
tells y‘dil bolt to acquire ii summer
{racers . _ *~
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was ilill‘lllsf‘ . ' l
other hereby , ,
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sits serene atop the irlge'lwe halls for
hire. They're. easy runnipi, of course“; '
the horses that draw infill ”film"
aged with, scarce an affinity. but'wltllcr‘
ill the equipment is stylish to" a dell
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Every convenience, every com-
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_ Hotel incl Render-roe;
buses run Mauscssisur or A. '
Shore Dinners.
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