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iiiilill News 1101123.
Read what the Zeittuss ad, says ab-
out impure drinking water.
' Sheet. music Saturday and Monday.
13c; oven-4215c; at Coleman'sv
-Fly Paper. i'sheets, 5c; F. D.
Lawton a: Company.
4 r g 2 ‘. .
Manhattan chocolates at Chumbers'
Bridge Pharmacy. Road the ad.
dSpecialsflor Saturday in the Dodge
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Saturday sale of meats at the Public
'Market. Read what the ad. says
.about it. ‘ '
Fancy-now potatoes. 15c per peek.
,at the United Grocery Company, Read
the-ad. - _
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I éStraw Hats, Straw Hats. O'Brien;
Miss Ella Nicholson, clerk in Mc-
Lean Bros.’ store, Danbury, is spend-
ing a vacation in South Norwalk.
Raymond Brothers have a large gang
'0! man at work improving their Hun
bar Avenue property.
The flowers from Mrs. Meud's l>llll~
side school have been sent to the pu~
tients in the Norwalk Hospital.
—-'i‘he largest stuck of curtain polcs
sash rods. window shades, at the low-
est prices. M. S. Smith at Go.
Dan A. While, a socialist orator will
deliver an address next Tuesday in
Railroad Place
William Kennedy, of Blnghalupton.
N, Y., is a guest of Mr, and Mrs. 14‘.
M. Sanger, of the Green.
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,(‘l'ashier I " 1 1". Price, .of Nor-
walk. to ‘11th business trip to New
York today. :, " ' " ‘
Jack W. Voilmer has received noti-
tication from Yale college that. he has
passed his etahiitlatio‘ns. and is‘ now
in his senior year.
Raymond Brothers have recently
made extensive purchases of rcapora,
lilowers, teddors, rakes alld other har-
vostingnmlehttiery‘to' replace the ones
lost in the tire last year.
—~Croi’ut & Knapp hats. O'Drlens.
Miss Dorothy Koutz, of lilinois, a
former student at Mrs. M. E. Moad's
Hillside Acailemy‘,ris a guest of Miss
Marjorie Bishop. of Holden avenue,
who was a ciuiis'h'iute.
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A certificate (if organization has
been filed by {hottNorinuu Manufac-
turing company of Hartlord. with the
state secretary. The capital l-Iiock is
375,001), all paid in property. A certi-
ficate of incorporation was filed by the,
Cowios Engineer-i it colllpany of New
Haven, capital 35 .000.
——The greatetwalue ot the season
Is now in the ddihry'nnd underwear
htock. Everyth you may ask for at
reduced prices. . S. Smith & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Banks and
daughter, - lmIflCf‘Ot West flooding.
attended all commencement exercises
of the No walk High School, Wed-
nesday evening. the Hill. to witness
the graduation of their son, Howard
lianks. Horrard has been a faithful.
hard working student.
Stephen L. L'Hommodicu, of South
Norwnik, spent yesterday at the (Jor-
inthian Yacht Club. He came down in
his launch and had the engine. repair-
od hero. He not null {or home this
morning with the engine tixcd. and'a
few needed repairs to the hull OI’IIIt‘.
lailnch.-~Stamford Advocate.
ilueata at the Hotel Clifford yester-
kdny were: 11‘. W. Johnson, Hainuoi
Hurlbilti. ilrldgeporl; S. .1. Hoiitord, .1.
J. Manner, 11; Jones, V. H. Blian. E. F.
Stratum. (loom Quackonlltiflh, H. 1..
Robinson, .1. I). McLaibln. New York:
N. I). Goddard. Worcester; H. [1. Aboii,
F'itehburit: F. C. Tonny. Berlin; J..P.
Slack. Bothoi; i. M. Hoyt. 1“. A, Hill.
wCrotut at Knapp halo. O'Brionli.
Minn Sylvia May it‘lcock. who has
boon undying in Italy for the part
three years. hint returned for a visit
with her father, Alfred Eicoclt. of
Boer: street. Minn Elcock arrived on
the Hinnotonka. and wait met in New
York by Milli! Grace F‘rlnhy. who has
been teaching voice culture at a girls”
school In Gambler O. Mina Eleock
and Ilia Prisby will only spend part
‘ of the summer hero. on they expect to
’ return to hair some time In August.
~Now uncommon
W; have on hand a noon at m.
, View. of itrotnun’o Parade.
, ‘ it. the «mom .pnd equip
m for matting vim. ”No midi o
to Wrote.
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TAYLOR at GOLDEN.
Ru! Estate.
74 Washington Street.
South Norwnlk.
oioE‘LdW-hauonis. .
Wail-Known Young People Marriott in
. tho Univnrnalllt Church.
Miss Emily Chi mitt Hamil-la, daugli»
101’ or 001. C. W. endrlc of Stamford.
whit married at 8:30 Wednesday eve-
nlng, in the Unlversalist clmrch. to
Woodbridge Fuller leolow, son of Dr.
Edward I“. Bigelow. Nature or slcionce
editor of St. Nicholas. The ceremony
was ‘pierlornted by the pastor of the
entire . Rev. A. Eugene Bartlett, in the
presence of relatives and friends of
the contracting parties, in the. ab-
acnce of the bride‘s father, who had
gone to Colorado on a business trip,
she was given away by her grand-
tather, George W. Dean. The maid of
honor was Miss Marion Broniilcld of
Gloubrook and the best loan was
James 1*). Mix. Two charming little
girls Miss Marion l-lendrle. sister of
the bride, and Miss Pearl Agnes Blge~
low, sister of the groom, led the bridal
procession. George W. Bender, or-
ganist of St. John's church, played the
march from"'llohogrin“ and Mendel-
ssOhn'a Wedding March.
The young couple, who have a large
(-iruie‘ot‘ friends, are to make hcir
home in Glenlirook. Mr. lligelow has
a-posiiion iu‘ the department of sup-
plies at tile! main ofliee ol' the Western
gallon Telegraph Company in New
or .i
ENGiNEO EQUIPPED FOR FIGHT-
iNG FIRE.
New Device to be Added to Switcher.
0n the Connolldatod Road.
The Consolidated road's mochanica'
'dcpa’rtment is adding new equipment
to the switch engines in use in the
freight yards, which will undoubtedly
result in considerable saving of proper-
ty for the railroad and its shippers.
besides saving the local department.
runs to inconvmlient parts of the
yards ill response to alarms (or fires
ill freight cars.
The switchers are being fitted with
a new patient tire extinguishing appar4
ulna, ‘oonnected; with the water tank
of the tender and as long as water in
the tender lasts the apparatus will
work. The equipment comprises an
ejector-,‘lvhich by force of steam pres-
sure forces water from the tank
through lire hose included in the
equipment.
For an ordinary; trciizlii car. one or
two engines could easily extinguish
the flames before the; had spread far
and In this way such runs as in one
case last winter, would be done away
with. in that case Niagara‘s auto was
summoned by’n still alarm to cxlin-
guish a fire in a freight car. it was
supposed that the tire was all out.
when the. Niiiiraras left, but til the UH!”
iy hours of the morning, it broke out
anew and an alarm sent it” the colli-
panics to Fort Neck yard at considera-
ble expense to the city.
The switchers can deal much more.
speedily with such tires us they could
rcucli the scene. to better advantage
than the tire companies alter a general
alarm was sounded. The cjcclors have
reached here and ill it {my days it is
expected the hose equipments will be
placed and the tire, fighting uppitrutus
will iheii'be given a good test.
DALY REMOVED FROM BOAT.
NEW HAVEN. Julie '.l:l.~~(‘.til'llciltll~'
It). llaiy was taken out ot’ the Yalcs
'vnrsily host this afternoon and ()r1-
mayor. of thc roiliwoarcd crow put in
his place.
WE 44.4.4.4“?
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THE SOUTH NOR WALK
TRUS T COMPANY.
has every advantage for the prompt
utid efficient. management. of estates
and other trust funds initiation to Its
care.
When making your will remember
that the Trust (‘.ompitny can be relied
upon to carry out. exactly every pro~
vinlon oi this important document.
Sheit Music,
SATURDAY AND MONDAY”
' 130 two for 250
'Why‘ Don't Thoy Pily'wun Mo, Jan
My Qtylo, A all at llarnoy. William.
Lindydwu. Girtlot My. Drums. in the
Iii-do of the Old Apple Tron. A Sprig
of Chiliolah, Tammany, Thoro’o No
Loin Like the Old. in Tokio, Tickio'
Mo. Tuning:
’ Specifii lilo.
Mandolin Dunno Folios.
Witmurk'o Dunc. Potion.
Would You Care.
FIHIWOHKO WHOLESALE AND BE-
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also what'Loreiigo Dibble is uttering.
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Cool Clothes
The next best thing to all cool bath, on a hotlday, is an
vOuting Spigot homespun," wool crash, sergeiworstcd or
, summer enlistment, such as we'll provide in the. latest- smart
style for from $8.50 to $I5.00. "
The next best thing to carrying a cake of ice on your .
‘ head is a ”cool. straw hat‘such as we'll sell you from sec to
$3.50. - 4. ‘ -
Everything else you’ll need-Ncglige Shirts, Neck-
woar, Underwear, Hosiery and Belts can be had'hcrc as
quickly as you want them.
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‘Wash Suits keep boys cool. Ours .wash without parting
with their color. sec to $2.00 for Russian Sailor and Eton
Blouse Suits.
socC‘s‘ls’soRs T0 comsrocx BROS.
South Nor-walk. .
Tel. Call, 32-2.
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OUR OBJECT IS TRADE.
We want Your money. We are not giving away
grain. llui we want it distinctly understood that we do
not want your money without. your good will also. This
we can secure only by giving you full value for your
Illollci’. ,Wo are here to,stny in the grain business, not
merely this day, or this year, bill as long as We are able
to do business. We want patrons We can depend open.
We want. your permanent custom. We guuruntoe autis-
faction decor-111m; to your idea. What. we think has noth-
ing to do'wiiil it, ‘ ‘ l
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Buy Oat‘s "Pilot's Clean.
7 and. ,
FlisilCiinirliStlppliu
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William! P, Beers'
, lliiili initiation Slim.
6 South Main 8!. ‘
South Norwaik.
49 Wall Street.
Norwallc‘
Cinwiolltllriills Earililoneyi
_ They could after a six month: course at
Merrill College
sourn NOR WALK. OONN.
M. It. MERRILL. Prln.
I F rash; Arrival Today.
BUTTER FISH."FRE3H MACKEREL. BLUE FISH, WEAK FISH, POR-
erto for Cataloauo. '
GIES. LITTLE NECK OLAMS, LONG AND ROUND CLAMB, LIVE LOB-
sTERs. ETC. ~ 1
Cutbill'e Bridge Fish Market _
TEL. 100- Flll DILIVIRY.
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“Pull SENTINO
Harry H. Hoyt 8- Co.
Bankers and Brokers,
Bloom, lotion, Grain and cotton laugh! and told for Club or on Margin.
Malabar New York Conloiidatod stock Exchange. Direct print. wire.
New York. it and 43 Will «ire-i. Brooklyn. m sultan air-oi.
OOUTH NOBWALK. Til-91‘2“. HOYT'I THIATKI IUILDING. I
” ' Market Forum: Ivory Morning at 10 almost.
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A carioad of
F arm Wagons
Just received a , i-
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VAPORIZER AND aroulzaa.
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‘ is an alterativo antiseptic ram-
‘edy. and a poaltlve cure for ca-
:tarrh of the unbound throat,
colds and hay fever.
Bee window display and dem—
onstration. ‘ ‘
lite Ollffordl’harmaby
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TELCALL 16-1.
There is everything here to
make this the kind of a Pre-
scription Store yotl can trust.
Maples it Goldschmidi Co.
(loco rporatod.)
COMMISSIQNWOKERS.
Dealers In
Stocks, Bonds, Grain and
Cotton.
, Bwartz a Corbett Block, 80. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL 81 REET.
WALL STREET, lilz'ltl a. m.~»l«‘ree
offerings of stocks caused opening de-
clines with the exception of a few or
the less important specialties. Losses
rail generally to a tliodcrate fraction.
btlt ill Hide and Leather pfd. there
was it break of 3V... Canadian Pacific
fell 1% trial Southern Pacific 7%,.
WALL S'l‘RlllE’i‘,‘ 11 a. m,- -()llly a
few stocks continued on their down-
ward course after the opening dea1~
tags. The execution of large buying
orders for the Pennsylvania group ill-
ellitated a rlcorery. Reading and
Pennsylvania were taken in large
blocks and sold a'tliltl and 1-10 respcc»
tivoly’. ()tllcr Pennsylvania stocks re.
covered only slightly and the general
list did little more to make up the
around 1051. .
WALL S'i‘REE’l‘, i p. m.-~Strcngtll
developed In sollle new quarters ill the
curly ut’tcl‘noon’silllultailcously with
realizing in some or the earlier strong
Mocks. L'ulted States Steel stocks
Were heavily bought. especially the
preferred, which sold above titi. Stall-
llurd railroad stocks wereln more gen-
eral demand.
room's Goon-none.
Report. over the private wire. oi
The Maple! tit Goidschmidt 00., Cum-
nixslon Brokers, Swartz & Corbett
tilock, South Not-walk. Telephone 153.
Doom High. Low, 1:311
.\11|ili~(‘.0[1 iii 817.} st 817..
.\III (7 it: 1" Co 1117,. $117,. 317,. CH7.
Am Loco 47% will; 417% «iii-‘..
.\Ill Loco pl 113 118 113 113
.\nl Smelt 1171/. 118 117 117%
AmSuizar 1:1? 137% 1363.. 11173,».
.\ 'i' & 5 Ft‘ 8211‘ 8311'. 8:“. Nil
Hallo & ()hio llti-‘ii, I‘ll‘lii Hort. 111’“..-
il'kiyll R. '1‘ it? 6743; IMF}; iii-‘44
t'Ites & ()Ilio Iii! 52 5th 51"...
ch in Wm 15le 191,1; 191.; tilt:
(‘1: M & Si 1‘1753. I71IM 17519; 1765,.
(‘01 I" & l 43:53 “‘5; will“; 44
('01 South 271g 27"; 2:714; 271;;
t‘oii Gas 153113 loot. isn‘t; too
iii-16‘: liiid 137 1374, iii? 1871.;
Me! See it] Sl‘fi hi “I":
Eric -1 1 33 ~12 -i l "a -i l 7.4
l-Irlc 1st pi so sold. 75in; sol},
ileu Eli-e 134% 1?”in 171%,; 1741‘;-
111 Central tiltii'I low... that; than;
Lott it: Nash 1171,»; 11713.1 MTV; 117%
Manhattan tutor, lilti that, Im;
‘Mct St Ry 1251,; 12514;. 12:} 13.3%
Mex (‘cnt 21% 21% 21 21%
M K & '1' am; :38 28V. 28%
M K & '1‘ pl out; 63% nah. bill/4
Mo Paciiic loo 1011.4. lilo lot
Nat IA‘HKI 4H“); “7... Hill, 44%
.N Y Central 1441 144% 14-1 144%
NM! 4} West R284; 83 821,9 83
Pat: Mail :iii'iil 39%. 397i: 3%?
Penn it it 139% Ht) 139% 139%
Pm (ins 102 102% 102 102%
Reading Std-W. tutti; tum 981,4
Read 1st pf 911,5 ”1% 91% 911/.
Rep Steel 1”,; 111% 18% HIV;
Rock Island any. 30% till 80%
Rub Gouda 321 33 {Ill 33
80th Pile tilt viii tilt ill
Sou Ry (‘.o 112% 32% 31% 32
Son lty (‘0 pl it? it? in II?
Tenn (1 iii: 1 iii m 1124.. til it. 82
Texas PM 34%. 111% 34 34%
Union Pan 1225 lZil‘A 1211 1261/.
U s Rubber 37% 117% 37% ill at
11 8 Steel 30% 30% 80% 30%
U 8 Blue] pl 971.; 9774i. WM. 97%
Wabash 111% 19% lily; 19%
Wabash pf 39% 40% 39% 40%
West Uii Tel 94% 114% 941/. 90/.
Win Cent. 2:155 23% 2.1% 23%
Sale” to 12 lit. 1312.100
'Ex dividend, ' ‘ “It per cent.
NEW YORK. Juno. 28.w1)liipntrhail
to lhin'ii Review Indicate that the
week has been decidedly favorable tor
business. both in direct. distribution
of merchandise and Indirectly in the
helpful influence that comes from a
brighter crop outlook. lilncoilruglnl
reports are still hohrd at function.
when» the sentiment, of the bunlnooli
world‘ln clloorful. Retail distribution
in heavy. jabbing dt’y 300d: houneIi
are active and manufacturing plant»
report little idio machinery.
.j,’ 'l'otal bank eviction as this Week ,at
all leading cities in t (9 United Stated
are‘12,122.0fli.517. n fiain or 28.4 per
scent. otter last your.‘ ‘ .
ANOTHER OFFICIAL CHAROIO
WITH nonolnv.
PHIIADEM’HIA, Pit. Julie tau—Aw
other warrant was Ihbiiml today for the
arrest oi John w. Hill. tormeriy chief
of, the nitration bureau otthln city, on
charge. at forgery. Mr. Hill to new
under $11,000 brill for trial en similar
charged.
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NEW Whirled: it: «4 The New
York motion Ilium“ will he aloud
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. ,_ Sellecl it Price. Head to foot Outfitters.
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A trifle lined. sheer featherrweiiilit fabric.
Easyf "“Lcdse:
windy : ,
For thedoil-dalls.
OUTINGCLOTH
$6.00 to $18.00
A LOW COLLAR, A SPOTLESS SHIRT, A NARROW BELT, A I
SPRUCE BTRAW HAT, TAN TIE8,HOSIERY TO MATCH—AND YOU
CAN SNAP YOUR FINGER AT A-HIGH NOON SUN. . .
' Bathing Suits.
sunset &- that
Clothiers and Furnisherii. ’ , _,
98 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Telephone Call 324-2. ‘
New Potatoes, ......................................... 15 and 2°C. pk.
We are handling some of the sweeten green Peas you ever tasted. Will
have a good supply Saturday. if you want something fine, buy mine; 35c.
peck.
Bermuda Onions, ........................................... 6G. qt.
Home grown Strawberries, at market price. Finest in the land.
Fresh eggs that you can bet on. No shake, no fake, 27c. dozen.
Jar Rubbers, now made, not old and rotten. For Mason and Lightning Jon.
Also can supply you with the small rings. for the old fashioned prints.
Good Dried Beet now, riot-mould)! on outside. ‘ _. .
Cream Corn Starch. A New Article.
Said to be the finest article oi its kind put up. So. and 10c. packages.
Free Samples. 4
Rice 4o. lb. A Great Bargain. til/2 the" 25c.
Pearl Tapioca. at 5c. 1b., (special) newGoOds, 6 lbs. for 25s., for
' What will'it be? WE tropoto serve and please.
LORENZO ' DIB
TgLEPHONE CALL_. 26-4.‘
at short time.
BLE
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Fancli New Potatoes. per peak. 15. Cents
17POUNDSGRANi‘LA’l‘El)SI'GAR ........................ $1.00
FRESH HOME GROWN PEAS. 1’1th l'EC‘K ...... ' ............. '.. '. 300
HOME GROWN BEETS. PER III'NCH ........................... 5C
FLOI'R, PER BAG ................................. ‘ ...... ’. .......... ‘ 800
United 1 Grocery. o.
“EFH'SPE—qu—Ifl “fax
\\'c arc tlii-cct, rcccivcrs ui' \‘cgctublcs and get them fresh ever 4
day. You can always gct them fresh and reasonable “’Ilt‘ll you buy
149 roar 31'.
aasr nonwauc cr.‘
TEL, 319—3.
ironi 115.,
Wait Beans. nice and tender ........ .1 . ........... perquart, 50
Peas. just picked from the vine ..... . ......... per qt., 5c; pk}, 35o
Beets, native, just pulled .................. ‘ . . . ..... . per bunch. 5t:
sugar Pindapples, large and fancy; this is the time for canning; ‘
.............. ........... perdoz'en,‘$x.25
Newonions ........................... .... .. ...... . per quart; 5c ».
Berries. 'th‘e finest native stock ....... . . . . . ..... . . . onuart‘siior 25d
New Potatoes ......... ' ........ ' 15c and not! per peck
Louis J 0591011;
7': NORTH MAIN STREET, ..
scum nonwanx.
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Tel. call 338-5.
Collectorml‘ve motioned to that old
man three times, and he pretends not
A; yacht-lion HELP.
npppuoo “cannon. otoilo to. too
Manual at Summer Rolol‘tu tuned by
the Consolidated Railroad.
The New York, New Haven it Hurt-
ford R. 11., Mill Just loaned a very
handsome and useful manual of ailm-
mor reports reached by. the line went
at New million and Willimanilc, and
by the Central New England itali-
>way. Th9 iilliniiai in not a guide book,
nor in il a time table. biit the tutor-
mution it contains In of ii nature to
be exceedingly helpful to persons
seeking it place at summer recrea—
tio’n. The little volume, contulnnnnny
haityionu ruin of bolt-1mm the rrnorts.
land given a complete“ liiii or all hotels
and. boarding houses, with mica by
Ville day and week. mrurnion rates
from New York to all [1011115 In New
England are also given. The book in
nure to prom valuable to all who con-
template using the lines at the Conant»
dated. it may be obtained at principal
ticket officer. or upon application by
mail to F. Ill. Hall. agent passenger do:
partmsnt. room it. Grand Central Etn-
tlon. New York city; C. 'l‘. Honlpiileiid,
(LP. A.. New Haven Conn; W. H.
Beoioy. o. r. A.. "o. sf. ill. in." Hart-
ford, Conn. onolouingdmnt stamp
won
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Pofllllpl o for rich men may be able
to not Into heaven or shoot“ their
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to are me. Now i'm going topr‘uont
thin bill in the presenoeiof his mom;
(Mitre )loywltw, you whom! no
.ctllt‘t lice yolk—don't. you honor, ho'I
blind? . 4.3.» re
. Glilit‘t‘lOI‘v-«HIIHII? 'I‘hon, bytioor‘
he‘s not mtr-‘MIIIII is payable at at 1
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divans..- .-......2.ii.i
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atoms nosi- V'TOMA‘TOOB. '. . .1 . . .256 '
loans liner conN.............2to,
3 cans user rans.-...~....;”Intro
a nus. lins'r MILK c strontium
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