cloii y: With“ “ a'l ' flinch
Friday. a disturbance controllable
morning in ‘ Its resins is produc-
ing consider in oudy weather with .
light rain in
Another dist
ksonville, Fl
on the Son
peratura
tions to WW’~.
cloudy W titer illi-
rain late tonight.
Mrs. Bcs re-Vocrhees is mak-
ing a shdrflsb‘gyin South Norwalk.
The little delights!" of Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen S. Jarvis;,of West street, is
quite ill.
rtho
an I)
. his
coast. The tem-
l~ actions Candi
nity, partly
bably light
turn sections
1 near m-
l
Station Afloat}. Broderick E. Bay—
.mond spent» yesterday in New York on
business. , ,
‘ W
The W. C 'l‘. U‘. Will meet with Mrs.
William Cockefur, 5 Day street, Fri-
day, at 3 o'clock
-—lf you are thinking of buying“ a
new or ”'31? d hand3 £132.02. call on L. M.
. c on . . .
Wrishi ,9,ill1,,. ‘ .
Washington can... and Olive Branch
L06 3 will hold regular meetings this
evnig t8 o",_clock .
St. John’s Lodge. F. and A. M. of
Norivulk. will confer the entered up-
prcntlce degree. this evening.
‘ George W.-Drunlmond. of‘New York.
is visiting at the home of Mr. and ‘
Mrs, Edmund ,Zciuff; 10 Concord street.
The polls will open at the Norwalk‘
Clubnext Mondayevening from 8 ud-
til 10 o'clock for the last time, to .
make choice of a nominating commit-
lee. -. .
(l A. Franke. of Elm street. has
been appointed an side on the staff
of cpmtmcnt. Commander Albert A.
. of the Grand Army of the Re
public.
" Three little rllles we on should keep,b
make life ll ppy and bright,
Still 0 In the tile lug, smile at noon, i
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night~
Plaislad' a Drug Store.
Lanter Wanner, Harry Moltasch and
Mr. Purdy attended last evening' it per-
formance of The Mummy and the
Humming Bird, at Hoyt’s Theatre.
South Norwslk. -—Yeste_rday' 3 Stamford
AdVGIlale-L. .sz' "all: .Al ..4 id-
The regular Thursday evening pra
yer meeting will be held this evening
at the South Norwalk Baptish Church,
presided ovel by the pastor Rev. Hugh
B. Carpenter. There will he baptism
at the close of the service.
A quarterly meeting of the Norwslk
Historical and Memorial Library All-
societion will he held at the Historical
l-lonse, 8 West avenue. on Wednesday
evening, March 14. at 8 oclock. A
paper of local interest will be tran-
ducted.
The assessment list of the South
Nelwulk Union School Distiict has
been completed and the list is on file
at the office of Jacob M. Layton at
5 Railroad avenue, where it can be
seen and where the Board of Belief
will meet at 2 p. m.. Saturday. March
17. to hear and determine appeals
made to them;
in the spring time you renovate your
hbnse. Why not your body? Hollis
ter‘s Rocky Mountain Tea drives out
impurities slums and enriches the
blood and purifies the entire system.
:35 cents. Plaisted' s Drug Store.
Letici- is Hen. Jerry Donovan,
South NOIW‘WWIIR, ,conrl.
Delmar: When you c'sn buy paint
for less than Defoe' don"t: save your
mMr. yAaron Higgins. Plainfield N J...
always used 16 gallons of paint! for
his house; Dcvoe took 11
Mr. Esra Ruthmell, Williamsport,
Pa. always need 11;Devoe took Ii.
Mr. Burt Young. Girnrd, 3a.. always
used a gaiio'i; for certain foetus; took
ha f as man moves.
Mr. Nathaniel Barber. Canton N. Y..
bought. 1: Devon; used less than 6.
You can. always buy paint for less
than Devoe; don' t: save your money.
The was counts the some way
and doubles e difference.
The cost. of painting is by the gui-
lon. Weak paint. costs most: mos
gallons.
m3,
Yours truly,
7!” W DEVOE l C0
1'l-‘t. 83—0; Eliflow sells «our paint.
I.»
evanescence
934?”
,Bhermnn and Moldillinn Co.
‘iliwdsnds tog
,vs Frederick
, discussing
Plu his appeal he , ,
d and for may *to sin ti r
sons of appeal, petition of Elias. J.
Dickerson to be made party. bonds for
prosecution: Emmis P. Rice vs. all...
.LRIco. motion to strike from Mdsd‘
porttrial list: Marsh. Metwin‘
mun vs. The Westport Wilton
murrer; City of Bridgeport vaunrldlluo‘
port Hydraulic 00., non~suit to "failure,
he comply with order of court, for ex-
tension of time for filing noticed of
intention and of defense. charm ill
Downs vs. Augusta M. Downs. doing“
dent’s motion for more unsettle sun
meat: The G N MiiiKhhiiiiMsnufsc;
heavy nun dull“! 00-. in little Automatic silica
man 00., judgment for out of mower
tocounieiuclalm", Thomas Marsha.
Mattie E. B Min-oil. dcfdnfdunt‘ii moi
tion to erase from docket for failure
to comply with order on court for at.
. W‘lowance: Clifford a Wilson. seminal
trstor, vs. Thef-B port "Hydraulic
00., non suit for failure to comply with
order of courtszyI-oui Dental-tot :1 vs."
Charles HwNo all 9.1.. disclosure
of defense or oraclosure; flouthport
National bank in matter of you
on order to cmnproililse claims: The
Ridgeilcld Savings bank vs. George W
Water ct sis. fortnoontlnllanca; who
u l'iB'
ceivcr, motion of Mooivcr for allow-
showing payment of
eralfcrediions and for
iron: Elbert 0. Hull
Hall.1fonssslgnmcnt;
0. Edward Toucey vs.- The N Y., N.
H. and H R. R. Co.. defendants mo
tion to make more specific; Frederick
E. Brown trustee vs. Margaret E.
Mooney. éxccuirix. ct sis. Judgment.
for want of answer.
Uncontested divorces-«Sarah E. Ste
vens vs. William Stallone; Belle B
Warner vs Henry F. Warner; Fred
DeWitt velvet-unis L. Dewitt;- --Bcn
lumln' E. Drapes rs. AsthQDmIIOQW.
Margaret E.‘- Berry vs. Ashby L Ber-
ry; Chauncey W. Bush. vs.8sl1y Bush.
Wm
ELEVATOR COMPANY BUWED.
m
Alleged That Concerns .Wci‘e' Operat-
ing Contrary to ~8herman Act.
surf FRANCISCO. March 8,—Tha
news of. the filing of. a suit.hy the
United ‘States government against a
number of elevator companies has cau-
sed a sensation in California and the
West, this being the first legal pro
ceedings of the kind ever instituted
out here
eUpited States District Attorney Ro-
Devlin. who brought the suit in
this action, said last
a complaint. filed yesterday Is
against the Otis Elevator- Company
and thirty other defendants, who are
ullegcd'lto he in one concern and ope-
rating contrary to the supervisions of
the Sherman not. The complaint was
drawn up by me, bllt is signcdzby Unit.
edfit .es Attorney General Moody. all
such ,ctlons» originating at Washing
ton. ‘
The action was brought on the of-
fidavits of men who were formerly in
the combine who state, that w is the.
defendants to the action are apparent-
ly sdpsrate concern they in reality
are all under control of the Otis Ele
vator Company. The effect. of this
pooling of interests is to enchance pri-
ces and restrict trade with the view
to controlling all the elevator business
on the Pacific coast and the probabili-
ty is that this is but u branch of the
gigantic trust, that controls the eleva-
for output all over the United States.
Such u combinalon is against the pro
visions of the Sherman low and we
believe that we have ample evidence
against the trust to make out. it clear
case when it comes to trial."
{This suit has been carefully pre-
pared and will be pushed vigorously
In every phase of it the nttclney gen-
eral has been consulted and l regnlcl
the case as clear and silong against
all the defendants."
MU'I‘INOUB CONVIOT! CONVICTED.
Three MM Who Killed Prison Guard.
Guilty of Murder.
lsi‘i‘nnsou crrv lit... March 8.
~Vsllghan. Ryan and Raymond the
convicts concerned- in -iho mutiny at.
the state penitentiary here lust Novem.
ber. reamed ivnli on. killing of a on.
son guard were today found suilty of
murder In the first degree. .
w...—
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED BY SHOT~
GUN.
once of re
discharge of r
nig
ANSONIA March 8.—~Thc arrival
yesterday of the remains of Samuel
W. Biliau, who died at Melrosc, Fla.
Saturday. lovealed the fact that death
was due to the accidental discharge of
a. shotgun Mr. Billion, it was said.
had arranged to go on a fishing and
hunting expedition with a party of
friends and while taking the gun from
a closet. the weapon was discharged.
One side of the fact was torn away
and when his family who had been or
t aused by the report of the gun roach.
ed his side. life was extinct. There
was no reason for suicide Add the
friends of the deceased are convinced
that death was accidents tal. Mr.
Bliloin was a prominent clan: of Am
souls. He spent. the winters in Flor-
ida and left here some weeks ago with
his Milly - Tho- funeralm held
this afternoon from the fondly real-r
dance in this city and was very “mam
' 1y 'lltwildefl
MR. HIM. 1'0 SPEAK.
Comm snilm E .l. Bill will deliver
his lecture on the Phlll place trip to
in. Connecticut Repaid-m Associa-
tion of Washington on Friday evening,
Mai-ch as. vcr 500 invitations have
been. lsiiuod‘ r the even it is
I‘ expected: in c n ubcr‘ofggm ceri-
themselves“ of gunm‘wunlty tom
Mr. Hill on tile is s party of here
trim
a
W‘w—o not.
.a
fit. of Washi
T. Enamels
3M. W. nnd'if
v
S. Jones,
recent.
month.”
active pnr.t
forence.‘
lect
motion.
linuhr‘J
Wflw‘o .
“fogs“
‘l‘i til“ “1" ‘
Will I!
anemone until ii on
. that time to cellist". go;
trans...
all l‘ to 9
. WK.“ this nicothitlio'
,wili be resuhl all lines the some
" ml“ fluid?
can
rrsd during ti! o lift
lug. closing with an elaborate banquet.
Holiday afternoon Charles M. nerds.-
nier. thirtyathild degiec. 'l‘.P
Initiator of DoWWItt Clinton lodge. Geo.
E Melina. thirty second degree
ll?
.M.. of Pequonni‘lck chap.
ter. presided at the session of their
respective organisations which met in-
v3. dividuaiiy.
Alt 3: 30 the conference in full form
of the fifteenth degree. Knight of the
East and Sword. was begun by Wash-
Iuglon council, Princes of Jerusalem.
with the following officers:
Cyrus, king of Persia, (l B. Beers;
Daniel. grand master of pulses, C. l’W
Gilbert; Rntim grand master of dos
patches. E. 3. Phillips; Abuser, grand
master of ceremonies. A. M. Wooster;
Byslnfl. staudmimter of cavalry, A. M.
Engelhard; Nebuzuridan. grand meals:
of infantry. ll. B. Cerdenler; Nonliru.
captain of guard, Lou P. Bristol; guard,
W. M .Thonlas; guard. J. W. Bedlam:
T. P.. guard muster, C M. Gordenler;
Zerrubbnbel. a captive Frne mason.
George E. Mellus.
BTOP THAT GOLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
lilo 25c. 50c and 81. 00 bottles.
Clifford: Baxter s and Plaistsd‘o.
STATE'S OLDEST FIREMAN.
John 3. com Wcsiport, cumi-
That Distinction.
Almost every lineman in Co 'ectl~
cut. active and retired. know
who, besides being
tsry of the State ‘Idiremen's
tlon is the veteran editor of
Westportel- Herald. of westport They
will therefore be interested in the fol
lowing from the Fireman’s Herald of
date concerning Secretary
Jones‘ it active service.
“The honor of being the oldest fire
man In Connecticut dons not belong
in Palmer Bill of Norwich us incentli
slated, but to Secretary John S. Jones
of the State Flremen's association.
who did his first fire service as
torch boy for old Excelsior hand on-
gine. No, b. of Bidilgeport, in 1851‘—
flfty- five years ago,
the first fire company in. Westport. in
1859, and was it's first forums n, which
position he held for nearly twenty
years. and for fifteen yeills' l.. tr: was
chief of the Wéstbori ffre dc :lilll. .lcni.
but during all the time his oll com-
pany never met without calling his
name. the first on roll of membership.
where it still remains, and he is an
active membh;
has attended‘ two files du
TROUP IS FOR McNEIL.
The New Haven Register
evening prints an interview from Alex
under Troup. former Democratic com .
mince chairman. in which he comes
out. in fewer of Senator McNeil
Bridgeport. for the nomination of go
vernor. Mr. 'l‘roup says:
politics thyself.
But if i do take any
part iii-tile canvass and Senator Mc-
Neil. of Bridgeport, is a candidate for
governor he probably will be my pro-
He was loyal to the party
In 1896, when l was chairman of the
state control committee. and has been
loyal ever since.
tlnl elector that year.
If They» wasn't loyal, the New Haven
mun replied: “bet 'i‘hnycr say."
ATTENDING CONFERENCE.
Col. Theodore A. McDonald, of New
Haven. with Judge John H, Perry, of
b‘eirileld. Frank T. Brawn of Norwich
and C. H Clark of Hartford.
Monday to New York to attend the
meeting called there of the national
conference fpr the reform of the pri
mary and election laws. held under the
auspices of the National Civic Fedora
toin. These men are members of the
commission appointed last summer by
Governor Roberts to consldci the sub
RECENT ARRIVAL 0F VESSELG.
NEW YORK, March 8. ~Arrived Sir
Kenlgen Louise from Genoa and Nap-
lee
03WIW l.
lost at till
has n can
and when than
it is likely that ,
will share only
ml
lirt. we no will ‘
’ Slim. and till?
ion the new til/loll
. classes of freight
snlall pleasure the
island much benefited iii/3.32am change.
A O‘CIBNT sic wouoss.
The curse till. stand to its credit
make Buckles, nice Salve s. sclcn~
tillc wonder. , i sad if. R. Mulford.
lecturer for that. ,, strons of Husban-
dry, Weyn‘esboro‘,‘ 15.3.. of a distressin
it heals the wars
Billie. Ulcers, Cuts.
case of Plies.
Burns. Sore
Wounds. Chii lilies and Salt Rheum.m
Onl 25c at F. H. Baxter' 5. South Nor-
wai and E. P. Wood’s. Norwnlk, drug-
stores. '-
1’. G.
council. and Uhilrlbs
nullity-second degree.
I
‘ POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
CBERAMMERGAU.
One of the most beautiful scenes in
the whole collection of 500 iotures pre-
sented by Mr. Henry Ellsworth in his
pictorial reproduction of Obcrummer.
gnu. its People and 'l‘lloii Plays. is the
scene wherein~~after a residence In
the picturesque little village for iifs
teen weekstr. Ellsworth kids a le-
groii'nl farewell to the one spot on
earth where undisturbed contentment
and peace apparently reign. The
whole collection of views presented
during Mr. Eliswovih’s entertainment
convey a lesson to themselves. There
is a lack of strenuous striving for pre-
cadence, excc‘pt in n calm. assured
way, wiles each and every participant
in the wonderful play tries to live up
to the law of right and purity laid
down. for all who take part In the
great. drama. The one ambition of
The
nah—.—
John
' cre-
cola-
the
lobe chosen to a leading part in the
play Mr. E swolths pictures. his
beautiful ‘word portrayal of the people
their life and their vocations, is clever.
log in itself to all .lilose who hear him.
One cannot sit for an hour and a half
and hear and see the life of these poo
plo placed before one in such a vivid
(inscription as Mr. Ellsworth presents
them. Without going away feeling
better, more liberal and lenient toward
the shortcomings of mankind. Mov-
ing piciuies were never taken of the
Obcrslnmergsn play. A select choii
of singers. catii‘mll'al chimes and a
church organ will be introduced. Mr.
Ellsworth will appear at Hoyt' 3 Then
ire. Sunday March 11 afternoon of 3;
evening at l, under the auspices of the
Noiwnllt Aerie No. 558, F 0 E
It
He organized
giving us ll grant revival this your of
his “County Fair” appearing himself at
every performance as Aunt Abby, but
is also bringing wiih'hlm a big vaude
ville compnn enabling him to give a
refined act luring the walls between
such "not of themla‘v which" are oft
times tedious'Wlth' these big prodllc.
lions. This Race scene with Its three
live horses, is one of the most thril-
ling scones ever depicted upon the
state. At Hoyt's Theatre on Mon
day.
of the c any, and
N33 the tidal
of lust
MANAGER accuses M'CIRATH.
Wi’nnlpsuk Twirler Will be In the Box
for the Norwniko the Coming
So am
it will be glad news to the Norwnlk
inns to know that the crack Winni
punk twiricr. .ldck Mctlrulh, bus been
secured to pitch for The Norwalka
during the coming season. Mnnngcl
Nash and the dispenser of shoots and
twists came to an agreement. with
Mr. McGrnth for the season. the other
night, and It. does not look as though
Jack would leave town, this season.
it is the intention of the manage-
ment to play many more games. this
year, than last. following lhc policy of
two years ago. when they wont to
New York and other places frequently
on Sunday and played games.
of
“i am out of
i am not taking any
He was a pronidnn-
When asked
wont
ARGUMENTS IN GREEN CASE.
WASHINGTON, Mllrcli 8~<Malor
Holmes Conrud, special counsel fol the
government. resumed his argument to
the Jury in the trial of former State
Senator Green. of New York, when
court convened today. Mr, Conrad‘s
argument in the case. He dwell upon
Ihe testimony of Mr. Wynne. which
he had read to the Jury In its en.
tirety. concluding that Mr. Wynne,
was without. prejudice,
,Is more than a dough; is i. wdoowotcdinflam
oatsrrh or the bronchial tubes and
silica id asthma and the most fruitful
'iiource of consumption. It bellies all schools of
insatiable, and cough cinch, loaned with no»
colic}! are worthless and harmful. because no
cloudy taken internally only. ever did or can
BRAZILIAN BALM. the germicide b
sum, alone hastriumphcd in every case for 2
drops every 9W hours and BE “mime bathe the throes
With hot. clcui‘ Bolus every night.
penetrates. reduces the
We“ liaising of)
of {“0“ the ‘00 “m
amuse...
the hum. of. quick consumption. .‘
1 ;
c In the m. If
“law Milt!
as!“ was:
s. s. Jumhmm
paid than: ‘ carers In fuel in this ,
And at nth points on the sys- ,
nothing definite
, livelu‘eut is made, ,
general leductl‘ou‘lw {While others will be
“is: 3.3....“
every inhabitant of the little village is.
Neil Bingrcss is not satisfied with W
address to the jury is the mnciudlnt .
mica. kills the! gem, stops the
Muuptoiho silos '
W ghoul: Ind hound slums and Motors,
Opeolsi an. of Salmon. ' ‘ Wfiq
i-ivo salmon.
All other kinds of fresh fish at lie-I.
continuum . * ~ ...
l
l w. have endeavored! st Wcii timed
to bring our customers the, but the
market afforded, and ourulection’cf
handsome wail'icovcringe this season
we think a crowning triumpih. We are
anxious to have your Judgment upon
“W“- ti
0m- Pspcr Hanger-3W understand
hanging wall paper. :
—.-L-
trickery, lamps, Houseiilrilisiliilll
"floods. Painted lupin. '
> To ORDER.
Window Shades, Picture Framing.
a-——-
sol-:CIAL
Cloth Window Shades with Wings.
250: White Curtain iPoies, with Filt-
tures, 10c.
n—u—p—
Painting and Paper lldiiflillfl.
L.H. cleats,
er Washington street,
Tel. Con.
i
AT spacial; sinus.
and THIS mar:
21 lbs Granulated Sugar
Ollr Veiy Best Butter, per lb.
3 lbs, Pure Leaf lard,
4 lbs Compound
81.0%
25
3 pkgs. Mothers atmesl. 25d
7 bars Ozone Soap, , 26¢
2 pkgs. Cream of Wheat, 256
2 cans Bartlett Pears. 250
3 cans Milk, {$0
2
3 lb. cun Baked Beans. We; 3 lbs, 25c
24 Collagefifis ' .Em Norwslk, Wet.
Tel. Gall ‘223—3.‘ ’
WarmUp
the exposed comer
room, the bay win.
dow. or the room
that gets no sun,
with a
GAS. HEATING
‘ STOVE.
DUSTLESS,
NOW.
BOTHEBLEBS
Easy to light and to exllnlulsh.
my
loll. tumult
till the llllpi ill I Grill on
lot?
If so nits the A. I. a.
OAPWLIC. THEY WILL OUR-[Ly
TAKE THE cams 001' 0" YOU.
a. it “can.
lilo loliflisii
I 80. MAIN "a
mi, s
lit». ,;lltmu.i
about. W
glands section. Range of styles range
if piste.
Bodily Nam-inf .
Belt Groceries l?
Want it. liino. Manufacturing (3qu
puny, New = Britain upholslcrcr's
. an s
2;;in Evidences nanny”?
These evidences m ” _
shop will be arrayed in the bright. ‘
, liold.
: CREsago'OWDB WSECTW‘ION
WrWW
sassy
Hill}! water mark now in the dress
of colors, range of prices most com-
Wool shepherds checks in black
and white and blue and white. Very
special at 50c yaid.
A full range of colors in nibwimi
Jiviilln's veilings and albatross. at title a
8rd ..
88 in. all wool black and white. blue
and white. brown and white. and nov-
elty mixtures, at 50c yard.
stir in. weal brilliantine. all colors.
lined of the newest colors, at title a
yar
inovery day You‘ll b6
given to make the collection the
i
86 WASHINGTON STREET
,_~_ m... .
Ask your n}
CONNECTICUT PATENTS
The following were issued March 6.
1906. liist furnished from otllce of A.
M. Wooster. solicitor of patents, in
Bridgeport. Conn.
W. ll. Abouiombo. Bridgeport bob
bill cuss fol sewing machines.
William H Bovulls Bridgeport.
mount f0l ordnance
Thomas C. Hillili' ii of New Haven.
spreader icr :lilli cartridges.
wa. HIillli'ili. l-inriford ll. muc-
canism for :iili‘lliailll: chucks. chuck
for metal working machines. feed ad
lusting device for metal working inu-
chines.
:lslthcw Hogan, linrtford. flush
tall .
W.‘ ll. Johnson, llurtford, treating
matte.
John Davenport. Stamford piano on
lion bracket.
two H Taylor Stamford change-
coinbinnticn key lack.
rgeB. laumb, Waterbury, press.
, Julius Maliby, Waterbury, fastening
device for men' a garters.
Goorgclli savage. Mcriden. coffee
percoloior.
William H. Ely, Middletown.
glans bridge.
Clnrs ii. Tripper. Bowlers. means of
attachment. for archers.
Trade Marks.
liubbell inc.
cyc-
lirvcy
p ilockcis,
y'all. Rubber nipples for nursing hot-
i on
Colin Patent li‘lro Arms Manufac-
turing lonlpuny. Hartford. pistols
‘ll 54 inch broadcloth, in all
33 85 Washlnaton street.
0ch Ali-- vet Laces for Waists, which have just arrived '
ing newness of the patterns llvill charm you. Ever effort
on shall be the judges. Dons the favor to investigate. .
N E. RYA
What do they sell?
"'hbor.
Bridgspcric ,
tiIcnmless Rubber Company. New lid. ‘
fresh. asthma ‘
alsol black, at :1 00
A vii
52 own all wool black {‘5th
special at 890
THE BILLING OF fill-KI '
rails. little- to wonder _’
silk selling is so active. ‘
silks so economicsllypyr ,
choose now ybu not a
A- beautiful assortment g.
Chine silks, at 50¢ a yard.
‘ 335mm all silk taffeta,
at
27 lWthh block taffeta silk, 3 "
societal at;1 Site'sy ~
36 inch black taffeta silk, soft
at 51-9. ysid.
delighted with out i‘ '
best to be ion in this W
A Jack all all
Is not what the pebble
require pond workms i
ll done right and when it
is done. its done
sari-lune; "
2047.
PLUMBING AND
HEATIN
HOT WATER
.100 to 20.000. so! WIWWc,
smelly from unwell
”llf‘hi‘. i“ ”a.
d o I. 03‘
surplus, show N’siu ll.”
1! U
Collins Company. (lollluilvlllc. axes.
hetchsts and Macs.
Charles R Harris. of North Wind l
ham. chains. foils chsiciuincs and
chain irimminss.
Willisnlsville Manufacturing com‘
pany. lilillngly, notion bull whoiilcs.
DO NOT II WPOUID UPON.
Foley I: Gout: originated
count or
ill ilo. no» 8b.": .
”Milli
- fill” ll? WW
Hone slid 'I‘ar ache Mgr t and Inn
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