#0: decrees. on Schism
108 Washington
2 2m 13m: ~20. 0
has Sayer. no “.MWJ"
0.62. Order Eastern Star
mums. its Wan ngto
{MOM
assessment?“-
‘ which was a gift to that city
' 'derlcit H. Rindge. who died
his a few days ago at the
rtyaeight, is placed this in-
' “and hail given command-
men. From these com-
ts men have framed laws by
be governed. It is honora-
praiseworthy faithfully to
a people by helping to admin-
these laws. if the laws are not
on the people are not_well gov-
; " In addition to the city hall“
[indigo gave to Cambridge a bean-
00,000 library building He de-
“ on an equal amount to building the
_, [uni training school which bears
' sine, and whose Work has been 8
till; i In its field.
H 3. Herbert Cox. when the Mar-
.01 It 0! Londonberry, as president of
Board of Education, has appointed,
to porarlly, to the professorship of
Mining at the Royal School of Mines,
accession to the late Sir Clement
Neve Foster, has been an inspector
‘of-‘mi‘nés In New Zealand. and Instruc-
. tor in geology, mineralogy, and mines
infSydney Technical College: he has
‘ also had‘the experience of going round
the miniiig. camps of New» South Wales
~10 touch the miners their business.
Since 1900 he has been engaged In pri-
21131131111111 France, “Spain. Egypt, the
.’ United States. and Canada. He was
president of the Institution of Mining
slid Metallurgy in 1899-1900.
Wm
, Five thousand dollars Is about the
average cost of dinner in the Turkish
Sultan’s palace, The meal comprises
fifty or more dishes daily and the Sul-
tan .generaily partakes from five or
nix. Every dish, before It reaches the
royal table, is tasted in the kitchen by
the grand vizier to guard against polls;
on, It is then sealed and taken to‘
the Sultan. The vast cost of these re-
ptistsoomes from the fact that guests
and retainers" who dine at the Suitaii's
"‘ daily expense number several thous-
and.
2 The ministers of war and marine In
ilspan are independent of party poli-
tics and do not go out of china at a
' 2 :change of cabinet. Ministers oi state
2 gm! governmental delegates have the
,. Mt to appear at any time in either
‘ house of the Diet and to address the
Where.
$1.. ,“ W
’nsi-uous.
C'thl'ouided umbrella and cans
fits snugly Into the corner of the
_, ; if taken up less room than the
f of large dimensions.
work is combined with the fam
2‘11“ slot embroidery In making some
handsome collars and cuffs for
With fail and winter coats. The
at! Is very easily executed but care
is. taken to keep the shape of the
'perfectly round or oval as the
‘ ’11!“ “-
*th of very dainty dishes Is al-
’ Identifiable gift for an invalid
if unable to afford the line
such a set would most certainly
posted. and even to the friend
lrssdy had a nice set a choose
he very agreeable.
_ Is quite a fsti for having the
‘ and petticout match.
a girl who covets the dainty
in the shops had better set
tasking some of these garments
.. , If. it is possible for any girl
Ms how to use the sewing ina-
‘of Inexpsnsivo lace.
l l
[[2
, hot". but if one can do
nominal sum.
Ii sown must have a con
to make conspicuouso
is this thin or too stout
of your fur costs need to
fit 00110111 '
. serve to show the conditions that hsvo
the Will
, ypnrszempersturo—whiean oi- nor-
anal temperature, 00 degrees.
‘oi lug" frost occurred in spring. April
‘ [vote practice as a mining engineer In .
to evolve s very handsome skirt
cover from s piece of fins
g Ions. cloth and a moderate
know how to sketch? Make
" y mist of white Chins silit
this sketch a design whose
; Ise the good points. ‘
form. Over there "his basis
insertion and cut the silk from
the edges very neatly.
munch s waist would be
vs if one had to smhlwfdeslh mumwmwm‘m"
w isboruts wals can he made [ gum-NAM NM“
_ PUT
sro shout the feel and fit
fit the waist and hips.
, said not be worn. Thus
. who hsao’t s shapely fis-
,,u’t wear It at all for slit!
nil-1‘21”?“ we;
ears vs a
compiled from the weather bureau
4 n... on...
rind of thirty"
1111517011011. all" ‘
toni fertile
V of September for thirty-four
trite warmest month was that of 2
1: average of 72 degrees.
with an average or 01 degrees.
The highest tern
r 17,1.881
The lowest tombs ture was to de-
grass. on September 21,1871.
The earliest date on which first
i‘kliiing" frost occurred in autumn
,was October 15.1376.
Average date on which first. "kill-
I‘lilng" frost occurred in autumn, Novem-
er
Average date on which last "kill-
“lng” frost occurred in spring. April 12.
The latest date on which last “kill-
Th coldest month was thst of 1871. '
rsture was 100 i '
‘ When
omy to buy
liCious food.
powder it is always econ—r
Royal makes the finest:
"[5 most Wholesome and do.
the Royal
30. 1874—75.
Precipitation (rain or melted snow)
Average for the month, 8. 50 inches.
Average number of days with .01 of
an inch or more. nine.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was 14. 51 inches. in 1882.
The least monthly precipitation
was 0.16 inches. in 1884.
The greatest amount of precipita-
tion recorded In any twenty- four con-
secutive hours was 6.1.7 inches.
Clouds and weather. -—-Avorago Sep-
tember 23.1882:
Number of clear days, eleven; partly
cloudy days. ten; cloudy days, nine.
WInd——The prevailing winds have
been from the northwest.
Tile average velocity of the wind
s
The highest veIOcity of the wind
was 72 miles. from the southwest on
September 7 1898
NEW WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Wallace Dsnn Will Probably So
Elected to Succeed Hlfpseif
This Fall. .;
The term of office of Water Comniis
sioner Wallace Dann expires this fall
and a new commissioner in to be
elected for_ a term of three2years. A
commissioner is paid $25 a, year and
there is a great deal of undesirable
work connected with the office. The
other commissioners are Levi lianford
and George I. Biixton.
It is understood that Mr. Dunn is by
no means anxious to be re- elected and
would welcome the election (if another
citizen to the place. it Is known
that he will not make a fight for the
position, but there is good ground for
believing that he would accept a nom-
Inatlon if pressed to do so.
There is's sentiment in Norwalk
that men who fill the position capably
should be kept In office as long as pos-
sible and Mr. Dunn's st-ivli-t-s have
met with the apprOVuI fitiiii all who
are utuiin'liit'ed with the waiei affairs
of the city.
1
.—
I
I
BROKE HIS ARM WHILE PLAYING
TENNIS.
Judge Epsplirodltul Peck Has s Po
cuiisr Accident.
BRISTOL Sept. 6.- --Judge Epapliro-
diius Peclf, while playing tennis yester
day afternoon fell and broke his left
arm just above the wrist.
Judge Peck was playing on a court
near the hours of Elinor E. Stockton
when he slipped and fell heavily. strik-
ing on his left side. and when he arose
he found that his left arm was useless.
The Injury is more painful than ser
ious
0mm—
THE FOOL IN THE AUTO.
(From the Omaha News.)
Strict speed laws are becoming com-
mon and their enforcement Is rigidly
demanded by public opinion.
It Is all because of a few iinrebrain-
ed scorchers who were divinely design-
ed to run wheelbarrows instead of an-
tomobiios.
The governor-valve of the intellect
of automobile marchers was never do.»
signed to be attached to machinery.
Against the tool In an auto the war
oughtto be one of extermination.
It would be cheaper and pleasanter
for the public to exterminate the auto
fool. than to permit him to continue
extermination the public.
The folly of intrusting machines to
incompetent drivers and especially to
the youth and children of both sexes
should be too obvious for comment
Of course the abuse has got to stop.
The menaced public will not stand it.
Owners and makers of automobiles
ought to he the first to move toward
stopping It.
SURGEON M'LAUOHLIN AT WORK.
HAMBURG Sept. il.-Psst Assistant
Surgeon McLaughlin. of the United
States Marine Hospital corps. who ar-
rived here yesterday from Nspies un-
der orders to make an Investigation
of the situation here, and who has been
Instructed to enforce the United States
Treasury regulations relative to ships
leaving for American ports. began
work today. it visited the quaran
tins station so will go to Cushsvcn
and examine the 1.000 emigrants there
bound for New York. whsn they will
be transferredufrom the Bill is to
the Crsf Waldsrsos on which t ey will
sail for. America.
W
IRISH SHOtIRA VICTIMS.
MARIE 12m West Prussia.
Sept. II roe fr‘ssh cholera cases
and one death have been reported in
this administrative district. The
ratios are In th viii of Jsgowii
he. Sohlrpits 2m
usbrscli.
Head of Morocco Oovsmmont Has Not
still awaits worddrom Fez regarding
the sultan 5' answer to the French ulti-
matum to Morocco, the time limit of
which expired yesterday
firm intention of the ministers to en-
force redress without reference to out.
side influences. Unofficial Intimations
have been receiv’ed that Germany does
not sympathize with a French military
demonstration against Morocco as like
question on the eve of the conference.
Nevertheless there Is a positive deter-
mination here to keep the redress of
ion citizen Bousiitn entirely separate
from the general question of Morocco
and to pursue the question of redress
to the end. Whether both military and
naval
awaits the final word from Fez.
both branches of the service are pre-
pared for evenluailtles. The Ineffec-
iual result of the demonstration of the
American squadron at Tangier to se-
cure the release of ion Perdicirls, when
he was held a prisoned by Ralsuil, in-
clines the authorities here to favor a
military movement striking Into the
interior instead of at the coast.
Some Formsllties In Printing Have
Japanese treaty. dig ‘bd August 12.
not ready for prom
malllies In printing. etc,
carried out.
ready early next week,
publication it will be communicated
to the powers.
Interested sin not yet in possession of
the terms of the treaty their represen-
tatives in London express themselves
satisfied as it is generally understood
that the treaty does not Interfere in
any way with existing rights.
the war broke out In the Far East and
Japanese successes were recorded
fears were expressed In some quar-
ters that Germanys hold
(‘hnu
threatened If Russia was
There seems to be some understand-
Ing flint there will he no interference
with Germany's development of her
Chinese colony. as the German officials
In London express satisfaction with
the new arrangement between Great
Britain and Japan. ;
wei may not be mentioned In the iron-
Britaiii Is likely to evacuate that port.
However with the understanding that
the tieaiy does not Interfere with ex-
Istiiig conditions in the Far East the
interest in Great Britain is to what its
effects will be on india.
Yet Responded to French
Ultimatum.
PARIS. Sept. 6.-—-The government
It Is the
y to complicate the general Moroccan
he outrage In the arrest of the Alger-
demonstrations will be made
But
ANGLO-JAPANEBE NTREATY.
—-——‘-—.
Caused Delay.
LONDON. September 6. -—'l‘ho Aiiglo~
is
gallon. some for-
liaving to be
At the foreign office to-
lay It was said that the treaty will he
hilt before
Although the power s
When
on Kiao
Sliaiiluug peninsula. would be
defeated.
While Wei-Wai
ty. it may be mentoned that Great
u‘ro as MADE" stscross.
Registrars Will to In Session Thurs-
day, September 14. to Receive
Applications.
The registrars of voters of the
three voting districts of the town of
Norwalk will be In session Thursday.
September 11 from 0 a.m .iii 5 ii. in,
at places of which notice will be given
hereafter for the purpose of receiv-
Ing applications to be made electors.
Any person. native born. who has
resided In this state one year and in
the town six months. In entitled to
be admitted to the suffrage. provided
he can read a ('i'ipy of the statutes.
The registrars will 3,supply the blank
applications.
The town and city elections will be
hold on Monday. October 1.
m. -0
KING IS A CANDIDATE.
Attorney Consul Mskss Announce-
ment of Condldsoy for Co me.
At the Sperry banquet st omsuo
film yesterday afternoon. William A.
lug, attorney general for the slate.
announced that he was in the race for
the nomination of congressman in the
Third district Mr. King belongs Iii
Willimantic. There are several cau-
didsios in Windham county seeking
the place vacated by the election of
Hon. Frank Sr doses to the United
States senatorsli p. Harry A. Higgins,
health officer in New London county
ls another csndl‘dsts.
TCLIORAPH MANAOIR OIAO.
PNILADIILPH HAL Sept. 0.-Wiillsm
B. dill formerly it district so stead
want of the Western Union cisgfsph
Company. With headquarters in this
city. died today at his horn. in 01in
tsnlisiu. s suburb. He was fifty-nine
ofsge. its was pressodldcnt
W! HIS“ THROAT.
laborer out his 'glodsythrost
Tilt)! s'nd died instantly. 11s Mil In
poor health dad lisdh lists“ usable to
sleep for ssv‘srsl weeks. it. was so
years old. His with and slit children
are in Canada.
NEW CASS OP 61-fOLSRA.
KAI (chol-
tonsil
mm msnmf of the Priisdslpiiis
i Telegraph Company, a director
with s in several other companies. and st one
time s vice-Dissident of the Bell Tole.
phone Company.
swan-mo '. . :5?
“min?” m" ‘ porous AMiJssiusurs. .
m... MW
Greatediusidelllunn Retort .
ii
tractioiis many authors amusements
iioiou nun
On the Sound.
*i
NEW ENGLAND’S ”
GEORGE C. TILYOU'S
[Eilliiitlliiiiil
SRIDOEPORTI' CONN.
Possessing among its five-score at-
1
1'
features to which it has the exclusive
right. Perfectly equipped and every-
thing nsw and up-to-dste.
ROUND TRIP. BY STEAMER ON
FERRY 10 Cts.‘
Nature's Wonderland.
W
Msnspsmsnt of A. J. Smith and James
S. Kelly—xL. M. Rich, Amuse-
mvnt Director.
froe.—-—Vaudoviile.——Ireo.
From Keith’s sod Proctor's Circuits.
Daily at 8:20 p. m. sud 8:30 p. m.
nsucmo svs‘rtv EVENING.
FULL oncaesrna.
Saturdau Baseball.
suuosv. seer. s. '
WHEELER A WILSON'S SAND.
Special Instrumental and Vocsi Con-
fliw .
sucks omusas ctmssxss.
no. AT porous pnicss.
easy. or ssswcs.
witch re.- the next attraction.
will as a dandy. 1’
H OYT;'.S~~-TJIIA{2RE.
'--r-
ONE ‘DAY ONLY.
Matinee and Night.
Saturday. Septembzer 91h.
VANCE A SULLlyAN cons
Drums of Intense Emotlfln,
“WHY GIRLS
LEAVE HOME”
A DnNOER SIGNALON THE PATH
OF FOLLY. «
I Fred Summer-field.
A PLA THAT WILL CREATE A
LASTINO IMPRESSION.
Original and Effective Situations.
A STRONO‘ MORAL LESSON.
Prices. Matinee. '16-250.
Night. 25-35-600.
SEATS ON SALE TUESDAY.
September 5th.
It
‘
HOYT'S THEATRE.
Ons Nip lit Only,
TUESDAY, SEPT MIER 12.
THE PEER OF POPU ASL: MUSICAL
COMEDY,
happy liuligan' sIrIp Around
the World.
PRISINTINO EVERYTHING THAT
is NEW ANO NOVSL.
The Osysst sud Jolilsst Company“
i'uu Makers, assisted «its
tics: Gifts of Ravi-hing. Issuty.
Omen In Ms nlfissnt suitor.
FUNNISN THA THE - UNNIIST
IRIOHTIR THAN THE IRIOHTIST
NEWER THAN THE NEWEST.
00 and 70 CENTS
idly, S091. S111.
PRICES. . . .25.
tests on Ssis'
m.
lilo Rotation Iours
LAST OF THE SEASON.
Sci-stops. four costs if
tiny. Sept. 4th. 01m or
Aussbie Chasm. six dsys' trip, Mun-
dsv, Sept. 1th. .00.
White Notinttii , Ive dsys‘ trip. so.
commodstloiis Myths iiipulsir House.
Moths 22.00.
Houseboat use, magnificent nine
dsfs’ ill with sosomiafiflm at the
wnnw’mfl s
s' trip. Mon-
iiho Mt. ,ooiitu
MORE OIA‘I‘Hs FROM ONOLISA.
1 11110211112114. Prussia. September 0.
“(one death from cholera has occurred
hero.
P01112171 Prose a. phi-ninthi a.m-Tito
silent ”on ‘ inn Sensation
when
leaving“
costing from New;
For the Now
A few Wash Waists. old style
sleeves 9o
'15s and tile Back Combs. ..... 0c
3 large pint bottles Ammonia...”
2 lb. Tea and Coffee Canisters.“ ’
2 quart Tin Tea Kettle........0o
Decorated Cup and Ssucer....0o
Mascot Laundry Soap. 4 cakes.“
2250 Stock Collars. . . . . . . . . . . . . .So
Fancy White Parasols. . ....... 0o
Closing out Fancy Flowers. ...0c;
Card Bone Collar Butio‘i'i’s ...... so I
4 pieces 5c Tape. ...... ....... 0:;
like Collar Tops....."... ....... 9o
ssvsovssvelssvoll
2 Embroidered Collars.. ......So
25c Lace Collars .............. 9c
lnfnnts' Black or White Sox...9c
Fine Combs .......... . ......... ,9c
2 packs White Envelopes ...... Sc
Infants' Vests, ‘high and low
neck ........................ 9c
10c Dressing Combs,5‘~‘;...... . ”So
Good Bristle Tooth Brushes.....9c
(‘lolhes Brushes ................ So .
2 packages Toilet. Paper ....... 9c
2 yards Dress Trimming for.. “So
Remnant line Embroidery, yard 9c
Brooch Pins .................... 9o
Bead Necklaces... . . . . ......... 0c
Coin Purses ........... 1 ....... ,Sc
THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Nine Cent Selle.
Don’t fail to bring this with you and place your
finger on any item advertised.
Nine Cent Sale.
Men's White Shirts............So
Boys' White Hose. . . . .. ...... ..Oo
Children's Lace Hose. . .. ...... 9c
Ladies all linen H S Handker-
chiefs............. ........ ”Sc
2 Chiffon Collar Joins. . .........So
Women's White Foot Hose. just
two cases of the the ones... .So
Children’s Ribbed Vests........9c -
2 jars Blue Seal Vaseline for. .So
60 best White Envelopes for. .. .Sc
‘ Indies' Seamless Hose...‘.‘..'. . .Sc
12 Beauty Pins for ............ 9c
4 pairs Shoe Laces for... ...... 9c
Nice box Superfine Paper. . . . . .Oc
Men's fast color Hose. . . .. ..... 9c
Men's 11.8. Handkerchiefs, 2 for So
4 balls Darning Cotton ......... 9o
Yard best black Satin Ribbon. .Sc
2 rolls Toilet Paper ............ So
Large bunch Flowers ........ .1. Sc
Extra wide and extra line Tor-
chon Lace, worth Sc and 10c
yard. 2 yards for..;... ...... 9o
Fancy Dress Trimming ........ 9c
Hair Pin Cabinets, 2 for ........ Sc
Nickel Shield Pins, 4 dozen ..... 9c
Hump Hooks and Eyes, 2 cardsilc
2 cards ...................... 9c
2 dozen Corset Laces .......... 9c
Nine Cent Sale;
Dozen Tubuia Shoe Laces....l. .0062
1255c Corset Covers. . . . . . . . . . . .00
100 pieces heavy 122.26 Outings so
Children’s Muslin Drawers. . . . . .00
infants' Lawn Bonnets.........2o
Children's Drawer Waists. . . . .00
‘New Fall Figured Flannelettes 0c
Bates‘ Seersuckers, never less '
than 1255c... .......... ......0o
Best 7c Prints, 2 yards ...... ...00
Men's Shilling Sox ......... .130-
Girisf Black Hose..............00
4 spools J. J. Clark's Cotton....0c
36 inch Curtain Swiss. for sash
. and long Curtains ..... .......9c
_ 2 Wash Cloths ........... ~....‘..0c
3 cake‘s White Bath Soap. .; . . .92
Boys' Heavy Black Hose ...... 0c
Men’s large White Handker-
chiefs ...................... Sc
1219c Figured Silkalfiie ........ 9c
15c and 20a Black Ribbons ..... 0o
12 yards Torchon Lace ......... 9c '
Dozen Bone Hair Pins ........ 9c
18 Inch all linen 13c Crash... .Sc
3 yards Fancy Dress Braid....0o ‘
Handifold Toilet Paper ........ 0c
No Dust! No Germs! .......... 9c
2 fancy Hat Pins. ............. 0c
75 good Envelopes... ...... ....Sc
LIQUOR OEALER'S CONVENTION
NEW HAVEN. September 6.-—’I‘he
Wine. Beer and Liquor ileslors’ Asso-
ciation held Its annual stale conven
lion at Savin Rock today. The visit
Ing delegates numbered 00 and there
were many local members of the nose
elation present also. The state presi-
dent Frank P. Quinn. of this city, pre-
aided and acted as toastmasier at the
banquet w.liith folio t ,compleiion
of inutiiie buitiiiflif.‘ M John P.
Siudity Weltoined the use station at
the banquet. Other speaks were: 1.
it. Sullivan Bridgeport. Loo F. Heub-
loin, Hartford: C..fl,<f)icolt, New Brit-
ain; and John C. Duns. Past State
President.
KISHINEFF ROUCHS KILL MANY.
ST. PETERSBU , Sept. d.-PrI-
vale advices from hint-ff say that
street figlitlng conti as there. Roughs
art: sucking the Jewish shops, killing
or wounding many of the inmates. It
is said that over a score of soldiers
have been killed. The Jewish self-dc
fenci- committee Is active In organis-
ing resistance to the troops.
"hafles
33 WEST WASHINGTON IT.
CONNECTICUT RIVER RISING.
HARTFORD, September 6.—A Sep-
tember freshet is more or less a nov-
elty and residents of the East Side of
the city are interested in the Connecti-
cut River’s present exploit. The river
Was nearly fourteen feet above low
water mark this afternoon and still
rising fast. It was over most of the
lower platform at the steamboat
landing. in places the foundation is
over the East Hartford Bank and shal~
low bodies ofwaler reach into the
meadow low laud. Part of Riverside
Park Is under water.
FERRIS-NASH CLAMSAKE.
Disappointment in their usual obser
vanco of the day. a Rhode island clam
bake the Forris- Nash party adjourned
to ilregory' s Point Mondllll. and
there enjoyed a shore dinner prepared
by Landlord O’Suiiivan. In the num-
ber were Jesse M. Ferris, Dr. C. 1. Per-
ris, Horace ll. Nash, Elmer Hendricks,
Dr. Edward Kelly, of New York. Dr.
Charles Heuser. of Pasaaic. N. 1.; Mr.
Phillips and Mr. Daune. of New York
and Mr. Hughes, of Paterson, N. J.
Goffoo and less.
ammo choose.
BOSTON ' STORE ANNUAL NINE CENT SALE.
CORPORATION CERTIFICATES}
The Middletown Real Estate and In-
vestment Company of Middletown has
filed a certificate of Insorporation with
the state secretary. The Incorporators
are William H. Bouteiller of Middle-
town, Charles w. Cramer of Portland.
and J. Hovvell Conklin of East Hamp-
ton. The authorized capital stock is
010,000 and business will begin-with
31,000.
The F. Mansfield & Sons Company
of New Haven has filed sicertiflcate of
Incorporation. The company will deal
in various kinds of fish. The capital
stock is 8200000. William F. Mans
field. Annié E. Mansfield, M. E. But
terileld F. J. Mansfield A. E. Mans-
field and Mrs J. F. Mabry, all of New
Haven, are the incorporators.
INCENDIARY FIRE IN CONVENT.
ROME. September tl.——A violent in-
cendiary fire broke out to-day in.the
convent attached to the basilica of
Saint Cecilia in the Trastevere quar-
ter. The roof fell in and a number of
the nuns cells were destroyed. but
there was no loss of life.
waste time and money trying this. that and the other
Sallie the question once for all by
buying our delicious hoods.
aroma. and perfection of purily. that maltosll best.
THE BEST THE MARKET IIIIIHIIS
iloolivforti Gmtaloupos. Melons. fancy luscious. Native Peaches and Pears.
Beech Nul liaison and Smoked Beef. fresh 00min Eggs. Delicious Greenery
flutter. Pulled Rice. Angel halo. 1 no assortment of good things to out.
eymour,
Illcliuoss of flavor and;
by it and baths judge.
so. sonwasx. cons.
[3nt [light Here [or [1th [Julia and [on Prices.
v
I
. .. ..... 850
sinuossrsss roll “new. stscuir sous rtus‘osncksss nus sisourrs as our rsioss.
'DILICIOUI- LEARCALLIFONNM HAMI. s pound.........................m................A............ ”’10
TH! FINEST ILOIN OIIAMINY IUTTII a pound..................................................... 280
2.‘.T NAT'V‘ ‘0TAT‘I" "rMy.n'ytsssolu-a-niuhss-ninuass-stuns.”iron-ruinous”.nus-m
s I
Special rut amt Stamp Offers an 001' r..... loss in ones
”stompswlthdiib.sty00stNo.1'i'sssst............... .........00o 2 ;
sadismwvvitailpdsnsy Nathan .. .. .. .......... mm... 400 OUITIMANDCOIFIIIANITHI
numeithiiiicii‘pii. NsJTOsslt .. "
mumpsqlthllhlsssidoshs and Java calla ................30o
16 Itsmpswfth 1 [11.40” AM Momentum ...... ................230
Hits" in rows.
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