“ 2.,by3Vundei-bilt Alien against Dr. flu:
I!
.m
1:“ in order to get u. chance to examine
I ”mottled the lush of appearing as an
* 'lhns'oxrtendod over it long period of
‘ permanent. himself but very few titties.
' guielgflsiltimtihé found him suitor-lug-
. The doétor testified that he regard:
{on county onion
‘ ‘ dodgers and the public dtilcinis who
in 'H ,t. l.~""
_ as i, bane, the celebrated
t or New York city. interested
_, 'l’ii‘i‘titofitrlui or the suit brought
* land at the Wostnort tishiturium yes».
rosy afternoon, by telling how that
. nipponred‘ in the role of a police:
.man iron) the New York department
’, mounds several .yeors‘nxo...'l‘he doc-
tor appeared to be greatly bored dur-
”tilt of the cross examination. and.
Motorists .
. 5: “‘Dili’iiig his professional career. that
milepost; “ivory disagreeable, very dis-
«v'years, he has" been obliged to mis~
‘i:le'i.‘§i~f'ho.udded-. tilt is sometimes ub-
f‘ ‘iiislvluesessoyr When he mu:-
" imiilhixur-"’A‘iieti'ieverui yours uge,,
, .in’ lucinittions and hearing voices
that onpie‘l‘ronl invisible sources.
‘t'IGCii‘id Mitch ,Diltiiloroilsly insane.
: Accordin to the statements made.
Dr. Dunn, s gned a certificate of com-
mittment. in which it was stated that
.Mr..Ailen wusdengerousiy insane and
notable to be at large. Attorney Jud!
airlifwhh represents the interests of
Dr. Roland. wished this admitted his
evidonoe,‘,'oluiniing that it bore direct-
viyi'unon the question of good faith'of
in. Roland in decanting Mr. Allen at
the qutpo‘rt Sanitarium.
Objection by Allen's Counsel.
Attorney J. C. Chamberlain object-
or}. melts admission on the grounds
that. the statutes of Connecticut pro-
«illdedlhiit no person combo deprived
of his liberty in an asylum cxccpt by
committhtent by elproilate court, with
the exception that when a person 'be-
came violently insane they could be
held without process-for 48 hours. pro-
vided that in the meantime the pur—
son'in whose custody the person was
placed should take fhc proper prom
outs for permanent confinctucnl. ilo
" claimed that no probatc court had com-
mitted Mr, Allen to the sunliurium and
that even it Dr. Roland wus ixnot‘unt
not the low, that was no excuse. Judge
‘Gager held that it was not the proper
time to admit the certificate.
Alien Greatly improved Now.
"ed Mr. Allen's condition greatly im-
proved, as apparently its was not. sui-
iorlng tron) hallucinations. in ex-
planation to the court. Mr. Judson stat-
iod-thot he wished to show that Mr.
Alien had been benefited by the treat-
ment at Wesiport instead of being in
jurb'dln health, as he claims.
During the cross—examination Dr.
Bans. st ted that he was not admitted
to pro. co in Connecticut nnd that he
came here to testify in the casein:-
cause of his friendship for Dr. Roland
and not because he was in director or
iinli any mnnectlon with the Westport
, Sunlrnrium us he has not.
i . Plaintiff Denies Threat to Kill.
in answer to questions he told of
representing himscii its a policernnn
but regarded it as a necessary though
disassemble duly. its had it clear
recollection of the interview. becousu
in all his cxmtrionco he had never
committed a mop who posscsscd what
hit regarded as more unmistakable
tilting of dungcrous insnnity.
During the pi‘ogruss of the mail Mr.
Mien not. near to tho counsel. listen-
ing attentively to oil that the physl
clun'v‘lns saying regarding him.
790M“! the morning Mr. Allen was
“the witness stand, being subjected
to n: cross-examination, He denied.
that be over told Eiiphei Button. oi
New York, that he intended to kill his
sister's child. but admitted to the
éourt that he did not like his brother-
iovinwmiomes H. Word, of Rye, in. Y..
itindprevious to his nutrriugo bud
'triod to break oil the mulch.
,. wAjhooithy men is a king in his
nylon-might. an unhealthy mun is an un‘
«lion y slave. iiurdouir Blood ltittsrs
will! u up sound health-keeps you
we 3
'3 WM on JURV oooesns.
w
I Chicago, to Die-
.oonnnua évu.
,sQHTOAGO. May 23.-Wnr on jury
Ii Hui shut them iuut been declared
ii Choir County Officials.
lowing on order issued by Sheriff
" norm that employer of his
“about not aid citizens escaping
ice. it "Inspired tint a quiet
_ lion tin-the port at seveul
wives 'in vmmu with it view
testing the evil. racsndsious
idiom oi the use with which it»
till citizens escape Jury duty your
. ‘nur out have been the ”Milt
-”iiiunlry. if, is the. belief of’the
’ ville hove taken up the matters
*tiio entire system at jury service
1300!: county should receive it
‘ , Amrhaulinig. A condition or
‘ ,turiousiy attesting the honor
”it" sanity o imuny public omcislu
tin-Von no, weli~known lawyers and
‘ intuit oilisenv iiliii been told bore.
mil“ conditions have when
to the attention of; about!
new clerks and other bru-
oounty service by moi-ill
~ by have been with:
oi the militant-ingrown.-
.. y‘i‘n criminal cl 3
. it n result of that
shares is mule “WM
bur lie
5‘
may
. am, in. bi .
., gregatilnfihe itiiiidiiikp of tho pow".
. throw away the obliot'tunltrns libido
whence in the Superior court“
“iité"‘lbun
rubbilm hit him ‘iu-thgilieloh
is rather. despondoui over the
woman: exiting the tide offisvolu‘
u u. . _
humor
. . . without-filmy its
ointment will not yields tuilmone
annual regime. with which hem»!
" ills possible to calm the passions
of the people. ‘ He regards Premier
mill at on more
ui lnfiun ass at, ,.co‘ur’t
, , .iiliii believes
. solitaire r’Nichblus“
a destined to
XVI. did oi‘ trunnion-inn the country.
totspssoetui, pttrtitnmeutsry rc ime.
Thisxthe professor considers to b ,1 he
government's lust chance, and um u
turnout to do so will cut the ground
from tinder the Constitutional Demo-
orntsvnnd strengthen the revolutionary
elements, which are preaching that
urii illusion. and
untentnrism is on
. nurchy and a bloody revolution
inevitable. Nevertheless the Con'
stitutionni Democrats will persevere in
their attempt to place the county on
a. Constitutional basis, and it they
tell and disaster follows the respon-
sibility will not be upon their shoul-
ders. ' .
The control committee, 0! thc Consti.
ttltlonnl Democrats bus completed the
drafts of tho lavhto be introduced in
Puriimnont, including univct‘nul suit.
rage, irrespective of sex, and equal
rights for ai citizens, laws guarantors
lug immunity of the person Hit] in-
vlolability of domicile without duo pro~
nest; of low, providing also the linurnu.
toe oi billions corpus and specifically
excluding all exceptions.
Willie no nurtyfinl court iotrors n
complete surrender to thtl demands of
the llowcr House of Parliament. the
’i'rep‘off cabal, which secretly favors u
dissolution of Parllumcnt. is not strong
enough for the moment to seriously
urge such it course. The mnpcror
continues to‘bo well-disgustill and is:
BilpDOI'tt‘d not only by muny nobles at i
the court. but by otltcr big iuudcd pro.
prietors throughout the country, who
now secm to be fully convinced that
unless the peasants can be. measurably
satisfied by n oonipromise on the land
question a revolt of tho pennants again-
st the nobles will be aroused which
will ruin fitc inllt‘r. as the peasant
will forcibly scizc tlicir propcrty to
the acoompunimcnt of‘ horrors and ox-
venues.
The provincial papers are filled with
advertisements ol’i'oring cslutcs for-
snle, inserted by propcriy owncrs who,
despairing of saving their property are
ready to accept what they can and live
from the country.
MAY BE FATALLV INJURED.
liftitiSili",t‘.onn.. Muy 23.~»Witilc
two pointers. Wiliium Kilpntrit-k and
Charles Gibson, were working on a
hanging smgc ycslct'dav ni'lcrunon.
painting it house iiot‘c, onc. ol' the.
links holding thc stunt: guvc uwuy
and Kiipairick was buried to the
ground 20 test below. He sustnitwd
bruises about the body, possibly a frac-
tured ankle. and it is toured internal
injuries. Gibson managed to hung
onto the stage and saved hhnsoii.
resting on it cotton butting arrange-
.tirin to quarrel. ‘ '
iiRDiiiilPOii. l? 8 ‘l '
fliiurisy. two dbulnutive specimens at
humility tutti perhbuti tile iimuiiootolt-
113' ridjsportrhou-evar hnti are eta
,li fityiio’iittio niiohthin ‘n the
rltisepo'ri hospital. where ‘they are
inept. side by side, in the baby to
counter. i Both children'were promo
tureiy born. one at ssvenmonths and
the other seven nod one-halt, and the
why they ore cured ~ idr is interesting.
more. nivsslreut promise or bottom-
ingut soloist someday (or s e exercilr
us her lungs quits regular! . and has
what might. be tormed it high soprano
voice. . Churioy evidently dislikes
Clara's musical inclinetiousflior he dist
plays a spirit of disdain and even when
she sleeps he will not test‘his voice.
Supt. Jones says thut, they «get along
vary well together and so for they
huvou‘t shown the slightest dispoub
it it came to n conflict Clgra Would
have the ddvnntuge in weight, (or she
isbut. three or (our ounces short oi
three pounds, willie Churioy is than
ounces less. When it copies to men‘.
times. for they huvo 12 meuls every
day. they hover nothing on each othei
for both Clara and (.lburley gorge
themselves with one full teaspoon in
of milk administered with the did 0:
a medicine dropper, ' ' ,
in general houith Cim‘n has n liitit
the better of her male compnnion. wht
only arrived yesterday morning one
has not. fully accustomed himself it
his surroumlings. Cim‘n pussed througi
the explosion tremor without turnip.
udutir. and that she hos come to sin:
(her! is little doom. There is n:
reason to doubt particularly abou
Charley’s future. for thc hospital null;
orilios believe that both will itht it
they :tto thriving. The parents it
both rusidc in this city null of more
are anxiously watching thcir' dovolop
iilolli. .
’l‘ho incubutnr they occupy wu
“Mario in Bridgeport.“
FOR NEW HAVEN
ROBBER.
NEW HAVEN. Muy 28.~'l‘ito policc
have so far found no clue to the robber
who last night held up it New York
Jewelry company‘s soles ugcut pour the
depot und got away with $3.000 in'dia-
moods and watches. 'i‘hc. detective
burcnu is working on the case. but
find nothing that would lcud to am or
rust. llurnnrd Sicini'cld, of hill Sixth
nvonuv, New York. won liii‘ victim oi
the tubbcry. lic was wulklng towurd
the depot to catch a into train for Ncw
York and when on Stain street. about
300 foot from the depot. it man stcp~
ped out in front of him. grabbed his
hand bag and tllsuppcnrod in the
freight turd boron-c Steinl‘oid realized
what lutppcnotl. ’l'ho valuables con-
sisted oi i‘our wnicht-s. tiircc tiiumotid
liorsvshoc pins tmd tcu diamond rings.
SEARCH
OFFICER HALL ON VACATION.
()iTiml' Wuiwr Hull. oitliv South Nor»
wnlk policc torso. who has been ill for
snow limo. hits been gthnlvd u month‘s
leave of absence, and will tukc a much
nrmlcd rcsi to rccupcruic.
it is 'nct'cr loo into to low (than
home. ‘
~ runningr into hlln.
All. V R Mazda, 'l‘ho
thieutetletldomons ution, y studious
no the expulsion of fourteen youths
from Phillips. Antiuvurfoctidsug' on illb
haunt or on phosphate whlbh. centred
out Friday illitlit did not muieriullze
a serious”. degree today. While
the academy ‘1) ii was ringing for.,the
ogeninx of reel stions this morning;
it out thirty of the boys formed at
group in ~i’roul oi the chapel. ‘They
were theories who last ulsht‘nt a
”stat meflflll‘, talked or leaving sum-
nnrlly. This morning there was more
llIOi‘liOii;'Bi01)fi~‘tiie-iifll'ii8 iinon but
, tithiu a iewiuinutes of the limo that
be hell stopped ringing the nesmnbly
ii'OiiB up und’its members found their
my into the réoiluilon rooms as un-
to]. [f , .
President Stcurus sold today that in-
iad expected 0 serious trouble. None
or the boys h u left in protest against
119 explosion,"hii sold. and he express
ad. the bullet that it any did go away
they would be promptly sent back by
their parents.
ONLY CURE FOB DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of, New Castle.
iei.. says: “i suffered for years with
Iyspepsln. used to have great distress
«Ind belching. i tried everything i
ould hear of. but. nothing helped me
,ntli i took liruziilnn Bnlm. and one lit)
ent bottle cured mo completely."
For sale by R. ii. Einlstpd, l". H. Balls
tor and The Ciiil’ord Pharmacy. 0
.W.’..WM_.~
HELD FOR AUTOMOBILE ACCI-
N'l
DE .
STAMFORD. Mny lid-«Joseph P.
Crow. ti Greenwich contrncmr. wus
held yesterday nitsrnoon by tho lliilii~
oritles in $300 bull ,to await the, out»
mine of injuries alleged to have iieoli
inflicted by Crosby‘s automobile. on
William Murphy at city tunpioyc, by
Crosby claims that
the machine was running out more
than seven miles an hour at the time. .
i
, it is said that Murphy become coui’us 5
ed by n number of vehicles in tho}
street and not in the path of tho out. i
He wus bruised about tltc body, and it 3
is thought internally injured. ‘ .
sloo REWARD. 3100. 3
‘ The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at tonsil
one dtemietl'disouue thut science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and i
that is Cntnrrb. iiuil‘e Cutnrrh Curcl
s the only positivc cure now known}
o the medical fraternity. Cetarrhl
iOiilK a constitutional disease. “17‘
iultes n, constitutional troutmcnt.l
.lnli's Cutsrrh curve is tulzun interiiuily.l
toting directly upon the blood and nut-L
:ous suriucosgbl' the system, thereby;
doslrd‘ying the foundation of the dis-‘;
ease. and giving the pullout strtwugth;
by building up the constitution unti’
assisting navlpro in doing its work»
The proprietors have so much faith in ;
_ its cut'nlivo pom-rs that they " offer}
One Hundred lhllluis for any casc that ;
t fails to cure. Send for list of tee-
,imonials.
\ddress: '
F. .i. CHENEY J; 00.. Toledo. 0.;
Sold by Dmikgisls. 75c. ‘
Toke Hull‘s Fumiiy'f’iiis {or consti-
pntlon. i ”
”our”
or .. .oi til-into .5:
M f
.rcnts ol‘ mud resulting from iiit‘ floods
_ post and come to Naples.
iii/f ’lchsnlw
,r NW? Wetlands. ' 5
insults-ion, liy’. " M‘ny’ 23.4»Wuéii‘ "
the will of Major ii. G. Thomas. the to
moon turftnuu, was offered for probuto
it liocutue known officially that the
blue gi‘uus stock form, which produc-
ed such slots of the turf an Dominco,
Hinzyar, Bun b‘ox, King h‘ox..(iorree- 3‘
lion and u. score of latch futuouuultorsu
us, had bosnbequsstiled to Margaret
Pryor. his tin-met- sieve. who for the ‘
lust tow years has presided over Thflv
mas' household and win: wouknown as
“Aunt Margaret” throughout the coutr
try by- lurint‘en who bud visited the
form.
By the will of thovturfmun not only
is the isrm‘buounuibod to “Aunt Mun
gal-rt," but till property,.phrs‘onul and
real. A oddicil makes bequests todls
taut relatives in South Curollun. whose
addresses were not known at the time
of writing of the document, and aslo
stnuii bequests to intimate friends. to
bid servants and to John Ciny. the
negro jockey n'nd trnincr of the lam.
ous turfniun.
‘Aunt. Murauret" gets the ililn Villa
breeding farm together with oil the
thoroughbred horses, the city house
and the household cliccts. Liko Frank
B. Harbor, titri‘nlun, who died only lost
your leaving his old colored servants
handsome bequests Major 'i‘homns
was fond of those who attended to
his Within.
The: South Curoiinu roiativon _ are
William liowo. of ilunnookbarn. u
dttugittI-r and two grandchildren whose
liuuu's ui't! unknown to tile testutot‘.
uud two (knights-rs of James iiowurd.
(incensed. ’i‘liry will get $1,000 each.
John (tinygets until) mid each of his
two sons. (Hill of thcm was named
ul’tcr Major ’l‘ilotuus uru to rcoeive
$1.00 .
Ed vurtl F‘rnzlcr, is iitc only white '
pnrsnn. cxm-pt the South Carolina re-
intivcs. thulits.remembered. He gets .
tibonf Tilttucrcs of loud in ’l‘t‘xus tutti
the luri‘ library. which is considered
oi Kl‘t'lll value», .
til' the form only 100 ucrcs remain
and ilic. brooding stud was cut-lulled
during the long llinvss or Mnjor 'l‘hor
mus until but. u scorn of horses remain.
The city home is (llillt‘. valuable. it. is
cslimatod that “Aunt Mut'gni‘ci" gets
liboul 510.0000.
Major Thomas bought her at auction
forty your»: ego. paying it fancy price.
DEATHS FROM APPENDICITIS
decrease in the same ratio that tht
use of Dr. King's New Life Hills in
creases. They sure you froth dungei
rtnd bring quick and painless release
from constipation and ills growing
out of it. Strength and vigor always
follow their use. Guaranteed by F
ii. Baxter. South Norwnlk, out] it}. i’
Weed, Norwnik. druggists. 250. Try
them. "
MUD DRIVES OUT MATTEUCCI.
NAPLES. hilly 2:l.v--'i‘lt:u which the
l‘i‘l‘tfnl uwful eruption of Mount Vesti-
vius could not accomplish, the tors
of the lust few days how brought
u'bout. Director Mottoucri. his nssis
tools and tho clibineors under him
hnvc luwii conuwiicli to abandon their
~ ’ F' ' . . a
_, ,3 .., . no i SlTiPlE Tillilll. r; mun coltumut. mo. ‘.
f ‘1"t,fi;.:, To be well dressed is required tr Experience has taught 95‘ that
w ,1; in all ctirclesltlhese dfiyittnd u ytOLi . 3t 3113;; 9331:3163 gayarglilg with“; .
. , areuo «we . we a now Will . « ' ~~ . , .
' €813 6 iii THEY will say. / 3h)» opening accounts. Now and then 1 ’ ' .
/ i it Those who have wealth order 3/; one forgets to pay bUi hes lheex-
. ‘ Smiling and then take no to 90 ,'\\Z $1330“. WirmitWfl giliaiiiinfnii
:- .. a 510 m . . j "‘ 1e SUPQ or] an ill 3’
.2. , I owliiythese folks buy their. \§/é our garments. {ll/e insist upon
.. I, ,1 cii‘oihing,r this way why shouldn't ,\ "/ illili‘irgrgge gilgllinfisfiufgfls 3V3”:
7?! ne'l u t ri- ’93 ‘d ~3-‘C -
. . «if " r $1.325; Crittedii:{fiiflgiiicllvfiielg/ercii) :1“ // ' suit doesn-’t_wear consistent with
'_ ; f 1 out Store. Here we open an ac- t the price Paid we are always Skid
5 2 3 ”t count and you select your suit and .‘ ‘0 make good.
7.: i: pay its ill small payments. 3 i t, 3 MEN'S STYLISH SUITS.
' ,f i: v? “MES, “In sum. 2 Very attractive and nobby are , . .,
2’ . , , ‘ , l ‘ out Men's Suits. Of the propel '
' ‘3 A lutndsome gathering Of ‘ihe length, cut in hpting fashion and '
: . best and most attractive styles m m oci el ed after the 'tc‘ce ted styles
‘ " Spring Stuts. The materials. the , Very worth V. garments? evetv'ouc
‘i ‘v mum": and the trimmings, are. and Union Made too. This issures
the standard in every detail. Every protection against sweat shop
. 3a». notnnulu amino?! oi the most up- d'trments Select your suit now
[prove sly e. 'he prices range ‘ ‘ / J.
t -. :1 cl :1 weekl . Po estrom
. ll. "0mm-~-~-~¢ ms: to $30 ” P Y gym $25
ATTRACTIVE ETilil JACKETS. . ' ”f
The Ladies’ Jacket of Tun Her~ "ENS. SPRING ”Viacniis-
ringbonepis thoroughly up to date. A vet'y line assortment of spring - . v...
Cut in pleasing design. side sores ove‘tcoats, correct in every purflc- , 3,. ‘
G from and bacltsl‘eeves trimmed its and detailaud representing a w .:
wuh overlaid panel.» Other Covert high standard of illness and finish. . ' ' ‘
3Jagkets equally fashionable. Prices ‘Simpiy‘open an account and 3% a , ,
L‘ijgmlfll-ilIboioooou‘OOlssm$.53!” _usweekIY"'l""""$mmg {Ti
“*3 ' , /, pursuit Ail ,‘- . ‘, a * 4 , 3‘ , _ I _ 1 . 33
“iii ’ “7', "
_ . list
I ‘ int lint
, A eiieqllismed l’orConsli
.: iuo¥t£out5tontgemflimmm
iVorm5.COiiViiiSi0iiS.F¢Wi‘iST\~
ness and L095 01" Slight!
Ml;m
lacsimlte slurping-c or ,
.4
, [Obi .
It is expected that the new goveru- ,
ment light ui i’rck’s Lodge Will be till years old, was found floating in
\ _
E‘W HAVEN. Mity 23.«—The body
of it well dressed young w'oin‘nn about
completed by June if». The cerpcn- thst River near the Oak street bridge
tors will cotuplvtc their umrk, Thnru- lycsterday. and the police are conduct-
or; wtil"'l‘.‘.‘é}f .tzfttitttttt“turn: lintuitions"writs. i:
then transfer thcir attention it; slat-go ititc tiny walking along the bank ,0! 3
light ucur ilnlfimorc, which they have V‘lili} river with a man. but the police ‘
tho coulruct to build. A number oi‘ ;do not know who he is. Burns about.
mop will probably clmsc the work {the girl is foes, together with the find-
south. ilng of u vial which contained curbolic
-~——~———~~- gucld. indicated that the girl committed
WAS WASTTNG AWAY. . fsuicidc.
“I had been troubled with itidnovi
disease {or the last five yours." writes? A MOUNTAiN OF GOLD ‘
Robert R. Watts. oi Salem, lilo. "i foouid not bring as xiiittvmilnppiness to
lost flesh and net-or felt wuli and doc- jhlrs. Lucia. Wilke‘ ol’ Caroline, Wis. as
lored with leading physicians and idid one 26c box of Bucklen's Arnico.
tried all remedies suggested without lSnive, when it completely {hired a. run-
reliei’. Finally i tried Foley's Kidsluing store on herieg, wh ch had tor-
ney Cure and less than two boitlcsitured her 23 long years.
completely curt-d me and i am now gntlseptic h‘euier of Plugs. Wound; no:
sound and well." During the sour ores. 250‘,"Bt F. H.- extent on ~,
'ner kidney irregularities are often lNorwalk.‘und E. P. Wood’s. Nhrweik. > -.
caused by excessive drinking or being ldrug stores. no
overheated. Alicmi to the kidneys at
once by using Foley‘s Kidney Cure.
Pinlsted's Drug Store. "
........
A friend in need is a friend to steer
by of.
Reliable Power is Cheap and Clean
Let us make you an attractive proposition in the line of
ELECTRIC MOTORS.
The hard cit Voik Electrical Compton.
Opp. Telephone Exchange. Phone 82-4.
THE DiFFERERCE is m THE
QUALiTY. , .
()0 where you will for your bolt! .3
supply, the price is very much the
same; the'diflerence in results-heat.
ootnfort, coai'bliis. etc-«residentin a
superior or inferior quality. Theor-
tioie of tool to be found in our yard-
will successfully withstand the never-
est test; Trylt before you place an
order elsewhere. .
TitoDanteii Kiitlgii Coal (30.
t4 sonviovvydvo. 4 . . 'Phond. “I
: BRANCH DFFiGIS- .4
hoary-balm- «Store Ruling!» Ilia»;
Sign: Drug Mom, uhingimJtnn ,
r a o . ‘
For sale-ti .
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you 9 .g‘ 7: li’
Villa??? .1.
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Anotieoo;
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B. Hershfieid & ‘ S “on.
182 WATERHBTMETH. ' * .. v, m 3“,
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{ A. full line of SPERM
COATS and 3mm
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