Deep Wio6 Hamburg 111911....
eluotm or Turks. '
11min otlotpsggrem
morning 11 9”,”;
producing c011 ..w on or w
rain in the Central Mississippi Vail:
1y. enstppr'd
vic ulty 1.1916919.
rising temperature, and probably rat
on Sunday. .. .ltr' w
clearing! and cold
day. 'l‘h nder
this morn or; from
Little Rock, Ark.
Tenn. .
. 9
2'8 0
lo‘a'sburg; pMB (9's.
and Memphl,
Mrs P. D. Stimulant is'visltlng'reh‘k
tiven in New Haven.
W
—-—6 lb pitil Home Rendered liard.‘ '
50c. llayes‘ market.
Miss Leach of Barton spent Wed-
ncsduy with F R Starr.
-~-—Crofut & Knapp Mitts. "O'Brien.
WM”
GouldS Hoyt has been in Bridge
port. on jury duty in the Superior
(‘ ourt.
-—I'f you are thinking of buying it
new or second hand Auto. call on L. M;
Wright. Telephone 104 2.
Mrs. Hunter, of Norwuik went yes-
tcrduy to 88 Grove street, New York
city
-——'l‘he largest line at Corsets to be
found in this city is at ‘M. S. Smith»
& Go‘s. 25c pr. upwards.
Mrs. George Bushnell. of Westbrook
has returned home utter spending 11
few days with Mrs. P. D. Stunuard. of
South Norwnlk.
——Spoclul from Kitchen Dcp't: Eu
amcl Ware of every style 100. M.‘
S. Smith & 00.
Richard Adams, of South Norwaik,
hits succeeded George W. Raymond as
messenger boy for the Western Union
Telegraph Company.
~Umbrellas. Umbrellas. O'Brien.
The Reed & Yolk Electrical Conr-
pnuy is installing a system of telé~
phones in the offices und cigar shop of
the Old Well Cigar Company.
~Basketbnll. Dunclng. at Armory.
Monday night. Feb. 26. Co. I" vs. Wav-
oriy Athletic Club, N, Y. Preliminary
game. West nuns vs. Nutmegs. Dunc-
ing from 10 to ”12.
The hot makers of several of the
South Norwnlk shops nre enjoying a
short vacation. the shops shutting
down, Thursday, until Monday morn-
ing.
—-The Chase style Derby. O’Brien.
Secretory George F. Benrsc. of the
South Norwalk Savings Bunk. con-
tinues ill at. his borne in Fulrileld ave-
nue ultht ugh he is now considerable
improved.
~Smail Fresh Hams, 121,5 lb. Huycs‘
market.
Angevine at company hnvo converh
(-(l the irusunlent of their store in
Wushington street into a fine show
room. and have a display of linoleums
etc, there.
~Basketball, Dancing. at Armory.
Monday night Feb. 26. (to li‘ vs Wav-
orly Athletl r lub, N Y. Preliminary
name West Ends vs. Nutmegs. Dunc-
lng from it) to 12.
Miss Mnyme Wardweil and her
friend. Miss Carrie Stevens of Nor-
walk. were guests or. Mrs. George
Wurdwell. East avenue. New Canaan.
the past. week.”
~l-‘rosh Candy always. at M. S.
Smith it 00’ 10 and title lb.
A NETRE DAME LADY."
l will solid "froovi'witl toili'trstruo-
lions, some of this storm preparation
to: thorcurs of boucorrhoes. Ulcers-
tiop. Diliil
morn or Growtho, Ho ,3?l
o
to Cry. ireeplnn too diam: firm.
Pain in the 3.911.199
bier. to all lending address. To'moth-
or! of Inherit: 2:114 will.”
pitiin a Successful Trutmon.
if you decide to continue “to will only
9. 11mm sunroo-
t w to hell you
nothing... Tell other More: 0! it.“
ills! 1. .111 1% Artists. .19 s.
cost about int cannot
too 11 curd. do no
Burundi-I. Burt
PINK TENDIILON”?
FREOH MAME Aflfls‘flO
. NATIVE OHIOKINOV
. . _ Q .. Well
i used Dunn's Kidney Pills some to
11:0. and no there thus been no recurv
ropes of that trouble since that time. ,
glad to do so "
Womb Sonny .11" ”9115115199.; 'ru-
d ‘ d ' or
11.11.11... cures mode by Donn' s Kiddo
'rl'llls are thorough and ihstihl. wo pr
one on ruled prootwststoom?
,. mil.
Nor-walk case;
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
' Fort «Milburzu 00.. 1111119111,
‘ giant's. s‘to‘iio airport for 1119 unites.
member 1119 numb—~Donn' s—n‘nd
2 take no others. .
AllOtiiC‘l‘ spring day
‘ A party conslt ogre or Frank Van
~ Bureu, Cyl'l’us Pi":
F. A. Walters went fox hunting and
dishing for pickerel Thursday 'l‘hey
Eeport 'finn luck and caught some large
in
N. WON] and
——..
Cockenoe Tribe of Red Mon hold :1
meeting last nindlt' and conferred the
Ethel; s decree on two warriors. ’l‘hey =
d to glue it (mnoert “rind 119.1199
rEaster.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney ll. Bourne 01’ East uvo
'111t§.yostetdny.Thechild'Wus horn
. about, one hour nud n hull too in"
9 to celebrate Washington‘s birthday.
At the mid-Week service of the South
Norwuik Congregational Church next
Thursday nltz‘ht. there Willbe a special
meeting to hear thereport of the busi-
ness treasurer sud-the musiness com—
mitten,
Mcrnbcrs of Trinity Church who took
home with them, last Sunday. cunei-
opes tor Rov. Mr. ..l’ortor‘s. work in
"Florida, are kindly asked to bring
‘them tomorrow, as final remittance is
to be made Monday.
The uptodute woman avoids caus-
tics. drugs and powders. They ore
extremely harmful to the skin. while
Holllster’s Rocky Mountain The makes
it soft and beautltul. 35 cents. Tea
or Tablets. Plaistcd’s Drug Store.
The Reed & Volk Electrical Com-
puny. of West Washington street. is
Winning its way into line repute
throughout the community through its
promptness 11nd thoroughness in all
branches of the electrical work.
~Soft Huts, Soft’Hats.’ O'Brien.
.. ... ...... ....... .‘
Judge. Alfred E. Austin, or West
avenue, is seriously ill of acute pneu-
monia. The case was dinguosod' at
first as the grip but it developed rapid.
lv into pneumonia. Judge Austin's
friends are nlurrned at the serious turn
which the illness has taken.
Joseph Brothcrton. who has worked
at the (llenden‘ing Pharmacy tor runny
”years and made many friends. has so.
cured n posltfim as superintendent of
the stripping department in the mills
of Hnrgi'ovo & 00.. in Yonkers. The
many friends of Mr. Brotherton art-
rejoicing‘ over his good luck.
——~Basketbitll,’ Dancing, at Armory.
Monday night, Feb. 26. Co. 14' vs. Wav-
erly Athletic Club N ‘1' Preliminary
game. Wcst Ends vs. Nutmcgs. llnnc-
ing from 10 to 12
...- ...—..v
C. Frederick Scoflleld. who has been
. unnble to walk or siren lift his arms
for the past ten mohths. is now able
to wnlk ubout the house without. uny
assistance whatever. it is expected
that he will be able to venture out.
doors Justus soon on the weather per-
mils.
-——Sc:1sou liiOG—Wc are out with 11
“1111131101" to attract your business:
"our business." everything boat or on-
gtno wise in the "market.“ St. .lohn
sells them. See. for solo ndv.
...—...;
Thu Nov. 111.211.1911 Egfihortell, A. M.
of Ridgoiieid. will lecture for the bone-
tit of ntholic linion Council Knights
of Columbus. Sunday evening. March
18 in lxxékwt‘rod’s Hull. lils subject
will be "History' 11 Tribute to iroland."
There will also be a sacred concert
by some or Norwslks most talented
artists.
Many men give lavishly of gold.
To build bridges and castles and tow-
ers of old;
if you want. everlasting lump a hono-
int tor be.
Give the poor and needy Rocky Moun
thin Ten. 1
Plaintoll' 9 Drug Store.
The regular prayer and praise nor
vice of the Epworth League at the
Norwnlk Methodist Church will he re
1111 ed tomorrow evening at. 6: 30
o'cl tilt. it is” hoped that there will
be 11 large attendance. The general
plr‘lbllc “it cniig’él'wre‘tiw’ttffidééd Mllley
oils w 0 ve’ sctl a
suit a not: life. nil. Name smith
is tender. The topic is A Pure Life.
- ‘ aream
l. 9.11. 1191119911....
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tsutleblan it tho rear ... the room
tilliliibll 1r i‘sotire oi? the kids couldn't
got. out so thovt'tttoi'nic’ould (1M lit.Ii Ho
1" mm provided;- wt h 11 sent and onpeurod
, to-- be hobbit-In». r
, lien Devin thin 1.1.11.» 11 statement
lilo ihm‘rtht til 1: the Mistrial. should
not be in its 11 sent position. The
firemen have w ted patiently .i'm' the
direction or the new build 11.. ‘
,I’Qi co hrs 9 '11s ‘
honeyed to limit
th e hook and .
tiln std‘lofl thti
idle to the it 0 91999111199119 that
they might llv Li harmony and
dwelt on the nth Lth
that he (locum the
proposition to bite one point
pithy with dist
regard .to oll‘lcll's. diet
that there with cry little so in hav-
tlon. whose .ouly nip-
chino; drought
ink on 1113111132.
tinnitus is E re“ s butt 9. clttb.
oi: the Fire
Police in twenty- lire 111111 e had often
been children 119 side the tire ii
11 the Way oi" tut?
that. ho was so my tirut he had voted
35 11 month to pay for rooms where
liquor could be token in.
that the now duartors might in iron
"Speak the truth, Mr.
a voice from. the roar of the room.
"i‘il glvo undo you it’ you wish."
.“Am you a member of the district
"Well, l’m trot." said Mr.
Tim butter-in got u hearty laugh
from the meeting. its made 1111 lm
pertinent rejoinder
brought him up short by saying:
“You 111-1 like 11. member or the Fur
pro rnto basis.
made them s
The lcttcris sent by the
committee l'oillmv.
‘st Norwalk 1“
rtli. Fire Police:
Owing to the disagree
men: of the two companies. we have
sign the back room of the
second floor to' the use of the East
Norwalk little Police.
Chief of Department [P W. Wheeler:
We have unsigned to ”to
Fire Police the back room or the new
it tothe Mayflower Hook
Company the front and
9 on the second door or
hold truck louse
Capt. Arthur Carr. Mayflower Hook
and be Mr 00.:
Owing tho the disagree
two companies. we hove
decided to 199mb the from 111111 mid
die room t‘tlm new truck house to
the title of Mayflower Hook and had-
der Company. Please occupy at once.
Then let r9 were all signed by no.1
members 0 the district committee. (i.
Hoflrtl Ki 5. William A Thompson.
and Ghlriet Gehr'msnu.
Mr. Eduuods 1111de Mr. Gehrmuun
if they h d heard any tricks from the
mOVadan that ”May
idler (loot 1no he
nlready
9 com-
1911 com-
tiot in idiom!
11111 in
s. and!
c said
He hoped
‘ ’l‘he tommittioc some months .tgt)
made a very slight short. to get. the
companion together.
til the building was nearly completed
and then told them to occupy it. It
was like tying two cats together and
throwing them over a clothes line. Mr,
They white-d un
Davis." came
”Are you 11 member of the Fire Po
Dnivis queried
' come the response.
"And you don't know who the dis
trict committec in?“
Davis.
Davis
“What we ivuut is etticioncy." con-
tinued Mr. Duivis. “and not. mistakes.
i believe that the Fire, Police will be '
have themselves nttor having had such
11 good‘ building gliien them." lie
clot-rod with 11. plan for hurnrouy.
S. S. 11.191199 asked why 11"» district
pays money to support the it‘ll-c i’o.
lie said; that be had tr
gnrdlng the value of the Fire Police.
Al a. tire in BLJohn avenue be ifud
‘secu children in. the way and tho"
9 were curried'iofl. He
did not belie e in paying for an or-
tub is not any good.
Cnptnin Arthur Curr. oi Mayflower
Hook and Lu tier Company. said that
the company 1hnd received I letter tel
ling them to occupy the building on it.
There have in the
past been Mills and uooiuls and the
iinuuclal- results were equally divided
. He mid they had
lnlr other to» go rhulves,
lumping all the property and going
into it together.
‘uptuin t‘utrr's statement was grant
“5 1] 11’
Captain Atilrwurth. of the Fire Po.
lice. said that they were rendy to
go‘int‘o the building on 11 pro rota
y ower company wanted
The second
letter retelv (l who to occupy the buck
district
till, 20. 1906.
Please occupy
be nervous sync
i‘will power" can heal
ii location 1119mm hires which
til orevin {addition
in; oo‘imnortveit.
rotor-31111:“ tho :bugith. 0 soil:
nm 11
‘tiioni rlntl‘tiut’ury knowledge. but
iinr micummrbo trutinnu
; “fluted or Motley “unfunded
storm! guarantee tor-r ch box. Hook ,
ilkouuouu“ twalcdi mulled fl tilt
. "till! it i.“1§‘&rmri'l’eiii”il” lldfi'i‘iii'll‘r .‘3
I t
' RN31“ (30., 1111:..W 'aohru ugtonm.
c‘. r. zsl'rr-‘uss.
. south Norwnlk. Conn.
that ho did not know that any propon-
tion had been received lrom either
company.
E. ii). Gorhum then said he did not
think that the committee should be
drawn into it. He said that. the meat
of thermutior was. Do we want the
Fire Pollcol- “You cannot get any
man in the room to any that. the Fire
said. “i believe that any citizens oi
tax it any or the money went to the
I"ire. Police. ” Ho believed that a do
do just as wcll. He thought that no
one would object to their existing.
on to my the bills. “1 lrciong to :1
duos." ho concludt'd.
llownrd Wood thou addressed the
but he was ycry'eioqueut.
or. He thought that it the Fire Po-
lino litld such 11 large treasury and
wanted to run 9 social club, they
should pity for it,
Mr. ldtlmuuds asked 11‘ the lr‘irc i'o-
lice haul any right to 111m others to
look alter the protection or property
utter tires. Hc cited the .losclol‘l’sky
tire, when the Fire Police tried to hire
George Conklin and 21 1111111 numod
Knapp'ro look after the property when
the tire was out.
"Mr: Davis then criticised the Judge
men: of the commuter in ordering the
pro rate plan and then trying to settle
the case alter the district meeting
had been called.
Albert. Eldridgu addressed the com
mittee. and said that he thought the
companies could stay in the quarters
until the your was up.
Mr. Davis took 11 different stand. He
was interrupted.
“i don't know your name." he sold
to tthr. Buttinsky. “but i have act-
ed on you as prosecuting attorney.
‘ Mr. Bissell is it? Oh. yes."
“You are, mistaken. Mr. Davis."
Another man at the rear of the
room spoke out.
Chairman Keogh said. “Mr. Driscoil.
you are not. 11 voter in this district;
will you please keep quiet".
Someone thcn movod to adjourn.
Voloo- tram. the rear, "Shut up."
“Yell." ,
Charles Remsen nskcd who took cure
of property More the Fire Police
were organized.
There Were sundry remarks from tho
back of the pm
Mr. Ollorenshaw tlu-n mudc. smut
remarks which? were grettod ulth u
thrill yell.
Mr. Gorham named the populous
centers which have tire police—«Dur-
inn. Rownyton South Norw.alk East
Norwelk Norwallr Westport, Siouing-
tou and New lklndon—wouo (in usido
trnm Norwnlk.
August Bilienstciu said that there
had been a private meeting held to
which lntdtatlous were issued which
'hnd to be'"-wrtt." lie also asked if
the building bod been accepted.
nMr. Gehrmoun truid, that the com
mittee bud accepted the building,
“it you have crrnzitcuco enough in
'you'd bettertlisohurgo tho l'Olllilliltl‘ti."
raid Mr. Gourmand-
“Well. L guess if 1 had my wuy."
cho rg‘o you. "
“under dog," 11nd cxplnlut'd the alt
'lillion by stutimr that the building
committee and the district committee
1r'c separate and distinct. Ho outlined
the powers 0! the two comntittcos His
lpoooh was of a purine tone and he
salted sympathy for the commuter
kicks thou kisses.
11.91 l.u douist asked if ho heard
any kick limit the Fire Police when
the summit hormonmootthn with thorn
Ire Police said. ”To hol‘
with all thii , let's go and got a drink, ”
mlttoe did not know they
M the request or cop
and a letter from the? chin
rim; them 299911999 the
building o 11 pro rota posit.
Thompson said thst
there lied ‘boon no couterencos with
prion stud he did not want
ted by anyone behind him
no wanted 99111919911119. to
come outd do. “it l have tho floor.” ,.
he said. "i worn it anthem. Billsu- ‘
. . it, its can have it." ,_
auteur than subsided.
triplet and tho soil
mittens inward plotter
~Uries of narration were heard.
E. 111. (lot- 9111 replied to m M1911
€11 defense or his motion.
Loo Duvis uguln suid that ho
thought the committee W119 honest to
their intentions "
Albert Eldritlxc Mitt-ti that the mat
tor be left ill the district committee.
He was informittl that it was not an
amendment. '
Mr, Gorbom raised a point of order.
0111mm Keogh om ruled the point
or order rind an appeal from his ruling
reversed.
The vote r11 o I ‘ ‘ 11 motion was
taken by tile ruining of hands.
tppulnttitl outfitters. The vote boom:
Adlrhis ti'ii'o.92
'Niicotlvs. 13.
At this point 11 gentleman raked
how 11inch until it took to, run the
09%: disarm: than adjourned.
aNLY coup FOR DYOPIPNA.
Mrs. ll‘ronkilp Bush. or New mun
it 1191311 tr'sotl'to
911 list i g ltrisd ever-yin;
could hour but sown; hot ;’
walked or: with 11 gold patch. which
Police are of any possible use." he ‘
the district could refuse to pay his ,
tall from Mnytlower company would, »
but. the district should not he cullmi .
social "club. and i hav.» to puy their '
meetiufi. His point was rather vuguc ‘
Thomas Walsh was the next spcuk- .
the committee and If you burn not.
rejoined Billenntein "i would dis-r
John J. Walsh spoke 11 word for the
who serve without pay and so”: more
was taken. Thorcbnlrn decision Will
Froolntndquistnnd E. 19 Menu were'
out. 9999: «199991911 tor- yours with
have mitt distmo'
HOW"!
A spook inlet entered tho house of ,
Mt't‘r. (loot-yo A. Volio in the Swurtn a
Oorbott block in Wirshinnton arrest
Wednesduy morning, M1911 (toot-go A.
Veils. hm sou. Wits unloep in had .1911,
owned by the late George A
The thin! ulso 1111119 11 box or a
rd which they broltii open and
arded in the lipllwny "ot' the block.
' he entrance was coined between 7
hnd 8 11. m At. the former hour Mrs. .
Veils left for work. and at the latter
hour the son not up. The thelt want
not discovered until noon. George?
missed the box of valuable papers and
asked his mother what she bod done
with them.
How the thief got in tho house is
:1 mystery. Whon tlcorgr- got up the
front door with closed and locked. Just
on Mrs. Volich bird in“ it. The key
Wilti bone ion The police think tltut.‘
the this! got in with u skeleton kov.l
and that when ilt? left be locked the
door with the bout-10 key and rather:
than leave the hey in the door. ho took
it with him.
'i‘hevbox containing the papers was
apparently broken open» in the hall.
The thief not finding anything oi? vu-
rlue to him among the contents pincer]
lbc box and contents under the re-
(tigerntor in the hall and went oil,
thus securing only the Watch.
« oil . t or. HUM misfit;
119 1...; it 1119
Electrical (30.
38 Waxhlnytpn Strut
i fidrh'wwalk
' "Everything Electrrcal "
Estimates Chéertully Given
POPULAR AMUSEMFNTS
1
HOYT’S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
MONDAY. FEB. 25TH.
The Return Engagement of
'MR."DANIEL 3. RYAN,
and His BigOapabio Company in
HAMLET. 1
A Superb Production.
A Chpkhle Company.
Bedntiful Coolant".
Beautiful Light Effects.
Prices .............. 26c, 35c. 50c
1st Four How. in Orchestra ..... 75c
Seats Now on Sale.
HOYT' S THEATRE.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 23 and 24.
Saturda Matinee. 2: 15.
FMS! GOMEDY CO.
A Big Combination of Polite Vaude-
ville and Force Comedy With a
GRAND CHORUS.
awesome—so
Prices ............. 10c. 20c and 30:
Saturday Matinee. Children 100:
Adultl. 20c and 30c.
Book Now on Bole.
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
SATURDAY MARCH 3RD.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
JAMES KYRLE MacCURDY
' in Hip Grout Play
THE. OLD CLOTHEE MAN.
Pronounced by Press and Public
“8plondld."_‘?Good." An lootin-
tonoouo Sucoou.
NEW IDEAS! NEW FEATURESl
BEE—Tire Skoleton at the Feast.
The Salvation Army. ‘
The Marriage in the Snow. .
Add the “Yiddish Twist" in the Prize
Plgh
PRICES:
Matinee ............ 15c and 26::
Evening , . . .. ....... 25c. 35c and 501:
Soon New on Sale.
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
FRlDAY. MARCH 2ND.
The Never Failing Delight
W E. NANKEVJLLE'E
Enormous Triumph
HUMAN HEARTS.
A Story From Life Presented in Dru.
matte Form.
Abounding in Humanity, Bubbling
Over With Joyous comedy.
Thrilling and Rulioti‘o Situations
Mount t‘l‘ro tnootntor to the
Hips. Bligh of
Enthusiasm.
‘Prlou ....t..... . 2119. 360 Ind-50o
Sent: on on. Monday, Februory 29.
MDTHEB Willi lliiililii‘
Under ctr. Auipiooi or lho
litmus Association-
' 111tt"‘< .
811. but .ii. iurguuatluailiuth
TAILEAUI AthPAN MIMI
RED MEN’S illiLL
Two stints, Wit. 271W 11nd sour
1911119199 211 old-rs
:1.“ digs“ “in n
strenuous? "
Preceded 99‘ upliflltt'flrntoil Numi‘y
owml't" ' ' «
or 19' 91.99.911.99...
rumor; ouruomssnumw
”I ll.-
hole; fully as important from 9. mob or saving standpoint es tummy
tory sale lust ended. 'l‘here' s to he a routing out of remnants and?
This sale ...:
for 11 few days, but while it does last: it will be a good one. for
broken nssortments and leftovers of all sorts.
o. hurry to get to stock taking.
WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR
Broken lots and sine nssortments
Your also may be here though. ‘1
You are in luck.
Woman's jersey ribbed vests and
no his. all sizes for 250 the garment.
Woman’s extra heavy ribbed vents
and pants on styles. for Bite the sur-
ODD LOTS OF OTHER 0000.!
Roman about theih, it‘s well
w hits. for the savings no mo
you‘ll be tempted to buy.
Men’s hsmstitched houdkerdi
each. or 4 for 25¢, .
Women' 9 embroidered linen 9
were 260. special no 129509 .
Womens nurdras and 99111191
waist. special 89c. .
All our 15c quality nanneis. toy
Women' .9 medium weight wool vests
4 'nnd pants, for 75c. the garment.
‘rBoys'l'extm heavy flooce'llne‘d shirts
at 1'.d
All our Si. 25 comforters to 919911..
and drawers tor 25c the~gurment. 8
The women who buy here are evidently fine spirited. The
telling their friends and neighbors about our stock of Bend
Walsts. Never before have money, style anti quality tlilkid'
loudly as in these values.
If you want decidedly new styles in Waists. come here”
N E RYAN.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWAL
A Full'Lme of
Pictures at 1Q. oils
for SATURDAY ONLY
AT NELSONS
-- .. ..--w-“
on mum ST
cuosstr lids-onANp nunvw
'l‘hd Fohrtinr'y lemma!
Status district court will open in New:
Maven on Tuesduv of next week _
following have been chosen to do duty ;.
its grand jurzors
h‘uiriloid Countywliurry C. lves. of
Bridgeport Albert Schnller.
port, William G Crockett of Norwnlk.
Lewis H. lvcs. of Kent.
Litchflt'ld Culinty~Hci1ry
inghurn, of Woodbur'y.
#. ...t.
"An eminent solehtlst “any
is but it matter of chemill
"Then i suppose that
:Clcvelund Plain Dealer.
... 4 Mann”... .9 w “......
NEW vans. NEW 1191.
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