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For Ner'hlkdnd vi 0 il- flit.
night; Wednesday partly cloudy (51th
probably local showers. Rain has
milieu dnrlmheV past 24 board he-
“9?. Vt he k!" Mountains am the
(region and stone the met-
ltntica and Gulf coasts.‘ lobe
Weather continues in the eastern p01-
Itlon of the Lake region and along the
North Atlantic coast. Conditions fu-
vor for this vicinity fair weather, fol-
lowed by increasing cloudiness and
probably local showers on Wednesday.
W
Charles Edwards, of Bridgepr'Ith, was
in town. yesterday. on businos'si"
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Draggist Zeltfuss and mother have
gone to Yonkers, New York, to reside
3M;
Miss Mattie Bower has returned to
work today, after being ill part of last
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it. is wonderful (that a little careful Miss Ilelen Fitch. of Rockvule. re- (.55,
grooming will do for a woman. its in. turned home yesterday after a weak 5 {of the ma py b [hit diesisde.
sphatl‘on anrl sweetness. it‘s delight visit with friends“ in South Nonuik. “he“ 30‘“ “50‘ “,3 m “5““ ‘0 “9
ful and b‘evfltohing. .I'l‘he ei'lects (if W- Hoof (garlic ‘. MriVso Tow weIc
Holllst‘eri-s Rocky Mountain Tea lid Commodore napalm ((l.' ht Minuet {imma- 5g ““2““ bu" "5
cents, Tea or Tablets. Plaisted's thlsvafternoon, l35¢iriVanV ’nf‘m his new;‘ in, 551$?“ Ie friends and
Drug store. V . a motor fill his la'tl‘nc‘h, which he expects 1‘ “9° 5.13m "03““ WW
_....I..... . VI" to new in commission (figs week. “‘3 I"i’,'i5lli W555“ 9 “0‘“ it was
Mrs. Plcbany; or West street-lint! .43.... .mhiV‘lVeV lgm’dggsmmthe ‘52“?ng(18‘1‘5: . VV
Mrs. Lenard spent yesterday 5“ Bridge “5 son “a“ “““n “0““ rpm “‘1‘ to Mr not (i n. chatted a moment with “(11- '
port.
A son‘ has/been bornIto Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Street. of Main street,
~ ‘Norwulk.
.iohn Leech aIIdI‘Cni-l Fok,‘ nr'ermgeI
port. were visitors in town, yesterday.
on business.
Coclrenoe Tribe, LIL-0. M. of Nor-
walk, will elect officers on Friday night
of this week.
daughter of Mr.
is visiting in
Miss Lucile Hall.
and Mrs. li‘rank liall,
Greenfield Iiill. ‘
Arthur}! _ Russell is attending the
reunion of his class at Yale college,
New Haven. today.
”W
Uncas Tribe, P. C lcunsbury Lodge
and Court Mnhnckemo will hold legu-
Vlar meetings, this cvoulng.
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“The class meeting led by Seth Ite-
mingtou. will meet this evening at
7:45 o'clock (It the Filst MrItIIodItt
Church
'Vl‘lie pahnist who has been doing
business dn Elisabeth street {of sev-
erIIi weekspaskdlss gone to Rock lia-
ven Pennsylvania
Miss Henrietta Snckmnn of Can
nous who has been stcnographcr tit
Raymond BI-Iothcis. has resigned on
accoulit' of her lieillth. '
The Misses Carrie M. Bohnwaguer
and Eleanor Smith, of New Haven,
spent the Sabbath with the Misses
Shepard of Crown‘ avenue.
A meeting of l‘. C. ixmnsbury Lodge
N. E 0 P. will he held this evening,
at which the slots officers will be p, (I-
cant: and cake and cream will he s
e
The Nev. likincis P Nolan. who is
assisting at St Mary's Church lot the
slimmer is (I graduate of the Sheffield
Scientific School at Yale. class of
1900. ‘. VgIr. V“ ,' . “‘ 1
Cl olinésg is the (list law of be u-
ty; .0 the so
pond and third. No m t)-
tcr W at your complexion ills are,
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will
cure them 35 cents. Tea or Tablets.
i'lalsteds' Drug Store. V. VV
Miss Mabel Benton, who has been
spending Bti‘VGllii months with her
grandmother Mrs. Emeline C liouton
of 21 Lowe street “will ‘i‘eim‘h this
“‘5‘“. to “5“ home in Crockdlledle-
no a
Assistant Chief John D Milne. of
tin'i Norwalk Fire Department. has a
"some" left hand the result (If a sharp
knife while he was at work on a screen
door
stitches to close.
The itpwarth league Odbiuiit of the
First Mct..ho(list (‘huroh Will meet this.
evening after the class meeting to con-
lnnscfor sununer work. The
in. 1(‘If‘ the Boom Department are'
moo (lamest with them. . .
Howard Pierson, of East avenue.
who graduated this month from Prince
ton, sailed last Week for Europe for
an art (ind tout-win ceremony with (I
05¢“th (tic. Whose home is in swe-
lieu. They will travel extensively in
the bitter country and various other
c; Continental countries. .
anhitia.
quail
. ior many selling at (I. In
price.
will it : ;
8 North Main St.
A deep gash required several '
.l‘l‘I’I ”grow gigs
5nmmm
55W
““20““.
. Io mm award. as ousmv. I ~'
on!“ 1VM‘I" '(‘aN‘i‘
50 Envelopes.
(.(5595?.
((1‘, II'llIi'
‘ , «in. Bayes.
Kid and Lillian Finish
(1 Robin’ s ill :5 Bitlo.‘
of this pang
I)
Draught.
i
(10 Mrs. Chester Grimu,
Bridgeport. The happy father who to
molly lived in Norwalk is now pro-
pricier of s (1(qu business in East
irldgepoi‘t ‘
New Hampshire,
‘.snmmer. Special our No
convey the members of the party.
Ma’—
George Ohtos, (if Lotti! islitud‘.
Nor walk pottery.
tances.
A meeting of the Central Labor
ion was held last evénlnlf.
h
was transacted except (I plans
committee 11qu been appointed tos
cure suitable gIo (Ids.
, .3... ,
Chutles Stcegmullcr
tiller is
turd av.enuo MVI'V. VStoegm
Yoxk Contrnlw road as surveyor.
(Ind his tiled w re busily enitagdd.
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oessluy owing to the heavier rolls
are being lai.
entries some: 1" w. 'Dcll‘oi‘l
qlpb,
teen if. Jacob. gaphltffe ii.
lol (I ..l L. Bloi’v ers. Ar
Hall. A. (lot; list!
L5 dwig. ’Gébrge iii if”
bur ““555
0.
Fred W. Cremfleld. Newark.
“(h (I‘ll r-
Tel. (st—s- Vther and lint
Gonnectlon' for all nmth and south 5%...“
bound cars can be made at our more
Mrs. wmsnd' Cln‘i‘stead, of Strut-Vt
ford, has visited in‘ Norwalk. .
'Bergeant‘ Walter Hall, of Elm Grove
street, is spending this week with rein
week V tivcs in New Britain.
~ . {ti
of East
The metiibers “of Buckinirhlim Post;
(i A. R. of Norwalk, will attend the.
service in a body next Sunday lit the
Norwalk Methodist Chur:.(lI A spedul
sermon will be preached to the vote:
runs by‘ the pastor, ‘ftev. F', D. Torrey
‘ Dr. E. B. Smith and his family and
«patients fiom Wilton strut today
'Sugar Hill.
they will spend the remainder: of that
050 will
whore .
been in town for the past few days
visiting friends. MI. Oates many years
Vngo was employed in the old Sriuti
He has been about
'Squth Norwaljt renewing old acquain-
but nothing
the observance of Labor Day wh Vch
are new in process of formit‘tlon‘.‘ A
accompanied
by his classmate Clifford Wilson, of
Newark. spent Sniuiduy and Sunday
at the home (If his mother in Quin,-
outplayed in Jersey City with the New
‘1 James MbnghaVi'i. .seelioii fbretnum
(lay in putting new frogs and switches
(It Fair Grounds siding. Section gangs
I?) furl, fuel 0 he Danbury were
him?“ in’ 8‘92“ ‘vit‘lnit‘y 0353mm.
These new fittings have been made us
W. Kuhn, William J il'utchluson. .1. ii
A,Morse B.
“it Benlsihiu
New York; R. A Cody: W. P. Smith.
’l‘. Estabrook. Boston; Lucien l).
K920“, New Hal/VomT LI. II. Mix 82555“
or F A Gas-l 1LT grant G
lteni, .i-ieitto’rol‘l 2‘ tithiii “Where:
were
5515‘s ““‘dep
be Int to ‘a (I s with“ the Woman
what (I seventeenth. clampdown
secret of this foellnll
with him, some lied even warned him
‘ l, but, declaring that til. ‘
; ' I. for the feeling. the.
o
(it? (I .
IouV his uses as
you in P3
. (In
th “yous
coup’l “est
Warnings were renewed then on the
[1555“ s an Weiss 0363‘ the (I-
night was in the Cafe Martin at the
dinner hour. is end was on the roof
and Mrs. 'l‘huw her fe-
it man were dining to
, . th‘tflh (Vino two other
cutting; u“‘nti trio paces nearby
[According to ’Mr. ‘Thsw’s OWn words
to a. reporter, he did not know of the
i presence ‘of the oiohitoct until the agi-
tion of hit, was attracted his atten-
lie asked it question, to be ans-
worse with a note strips
‘ “’l‘hut dirty liib'c’ngIis, lid is here. "
White left, the (tags? on afterwards,
visiting his studlong ch o tower of
Madison Supple (is? 5‘5““ is one
first scene
r, who
(to
r ;Iy Stevens.
looked at the stage. 'l‘huw watched
him a. moment from one of the entrau
send then began to thrfltd his way im-
he walked slowly toward the table nu
opI Ioslte to his victim
there was no time. With some mat-
for lured iIanccutlou the young
began fir.lug
two took effect and White has (lead.
1;, Thaw too (i
li‘r‘d‘ut‘“ the Wodilo,
cartridges
$553. thou
mm lifter
putting her arms about
scd him. A statement crc
iimmedintely after the. arrest is this:
hits
You can find out the names of he (i ‘I
[in crs there. but i was Sitting Mm:
"" huh I thoughtliutt site (on III.
"l, i . 0V motion is}
was the muttei and she chum
(ind wroté’ a note which she
around the table to me.
said;
(,8 old
(then i saw her and how she was.‘
now
tuck onI'VlV"
“ ‘What,"
lion was repented
“n. 5m
cigurct to case:
‘1‘“ Thaw did not
m
up about the client of; his
V3gallons of
035‘s? uiicb
,Iiota
“" lie “(lee
tier"
(it
til
ins an (it: (It n of murder.
As he :13“ 5“
White in Martin's
i ’j'i'iiltt"po
said. half to himself
‘G‘l‘SHi 5052.5“
WELLINGTON"
M.
terms.
(II (Item
'riuwuuum (urges (36376"- my v
ore of Fslrficid County.
irViluodssnd “ Initiates
the
walk. My plsc f business“
outed wt in 2 obit iii a
of (I Ch h Edition or ,Pth,
house. or the premises
thereto,
brury or
Dated at Norwalk.
June. 1906.
Bill.
t
We. the undor’ilxned. fis‘i
oil by
‘iidi‘tibym‘
Lonchsk for “we. license
we!”
fan (i.
l as‘r‘iii) certify, t t the (use
endoriers drafts (I
«t. Unlined on w. (it th
Janet 1901!. ~
guests yeafieiday at the Hotel Clifford
'liriIIl solicited. m‘io‘i‘himr
City“
To the board“ (ll floodlit Completions
i hereby apply for a "(figural to 0;?“
all
it‘s oi‘
“not lo-
Schooi~
pertaining
(VIEVVVIIIIVyVt (““55“ QWMHM" 14th
this 13m day of”.
semi. 1""me
VIDated at Nomilr. this 18th day of
“ftfl'ip‘ Ndensohluer. (tilt Rodney, 1;;
like (norm IIIIMEW'
‘mfi‘h Not-whit. this 18th (is: of“
nonsense. (In! . .
its in the‘ ct yestdrdliylib
Lawrence
35%
the eEelitrtggfiiiu
' iy, l
“2%“? ”it “we““s‘fi‘d‘t‘fiifi i‘lm 5“
2‘itur- ““
““9 the excitement begin.
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t5“-
(well no
filial mi?“
grillingwlltiei’li‘lcw this
(lb.
“““d‘
i, (hit, idiom“... “its"
. éfim rbofimm
means some to. New tort
hr I In Pitt-burp“ itir.
, friends“
y.
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it had come to the ears or White. 5
(I‘ud his friends lied often discussed it 1 ‘.
to this city and took apartments. TheIV‘
he be h (:9, (Igor “tits ‘tl'adet‘y‘ last .
a few minutes after 11 o 'clock. In the
and than as Stevens left.
1. “w“‘thnut looking to the right 9; left
brushing into scvel ral men ahd women,‘
til he. leaned {(IrWnrri over its edge
a he (lid: this White recognized him
and made (i move us if to arise. But
man,
drawing a huge automatic revolver
Three shots rang out.
the audience.
throttling till the
out and started away it
that he was arrested. slid
rs 'l‘hz‘tw‘ rushed (It illid
I; neck his-
ted to Thaw
“We Were all at a party in Multin's.
dis-
lance from my wife. Sudden } i still
hot get (my pale and begin l I (hivcr,
in quirg what
Ii-‘h (thqu
sent
The note
”The, diIty blinkgunrd is here”
Then i turned and saw that fat scound-
rcl sitting thére‘, big and healthy. and
“Did While make any motion to at-
suld MI Thaw. The ones
'l‘hnw nodded his head in the n-tlirmn
lI rom his pocket when he was someh-
cd there was iak'iIn a leather Icvoh
vor shield, stuh as policemen carry
their Weapons iii He had 3159 in cash
(his scv'clni blank checks besides a
displti’v‘ihe least
anxiety about his own welfare nor
shots. Henev
er asked “k question about Willie lie
the police at
bhoerned as if
bailing out a chauffeur instead of fan
lred with a reported he re-
verted again a (i again to his wife's
attack of sil'fvol'flx wlt’dn"“‘tlio saw
or, cellulite little thing. all
nervous and s airing like a reed " be
“And there he
wV s, the big, hcult msgozndrel. Gori.’ "
. item V’l‘bnwufl of the man
(ill 0‘ wl; ‘51s“ White's killing.
ilbd left for
Pittsbury on (In ystoning train. There
were many dramatic incidents con-
. twus list
’ li‘efi‘t‘gl‘ “its“ (line “‘ii‘égrs ‘Jsi illndiiig
"And now let the duel go on." that
. flit! fifiimilliot’ ‘wott' hiit’i‘f'ii. .. Manager
.qu the theatre, was one of
Mil“ refit ejil'lze that it was no stage
had cracked and lump-
0 tnbl‘ o commanded his chorus
to continue singing; but the girls on
seen White fall and
it irili‘ven then" the intuiti-
tupt'ion.
ilit was an upbeat!
that an accident had happened did
Stanford White was the son of Rich-
«rd Grand TVWhite and Alexander B.
I
and
s
chief of the United States Revenue " “t
Marley, Bureau for the District of New
Y“The American head of the gently
media its dillir‘
lthdn
mitoses
~ it
‘ . (Ind ieverdl otiI
A‘s Thaw was “”5““:1‘1“ “52:“ (its star
ochKlm; Mead and White,
on (If the stunning at midnight. When
told of 'l‘huw's statement he said: “i-
cannot conceive of any possible gr ound~
upon which such a. statement could
be made.’
IThuw posseda, sleepless night in
his cell in the 'ifoudeiloin police sin.
tipn and was kept under constant
w~.ut(h lest he should attempt to harm
himself He had lust settled himself
on the couch in the grimy cell when a
drunken prisoner was brought in 'lho
man was half insane with drink and
began yellingot the top of his voice.
as soon as he was locked in (I roll
The doorman on watch was accus-
tamed to such scenes and was un-
moved. but ’l‘hnw was bothered. its
called the doorman and asked him.
“SVIViy. can't you have that roomer next
to the moved aw'uy. lic‘ annoys me .
awfully.“ ’l‘hrI drunken man was re
(timed to another section (If the cell
ease
The search for Mrs Thaw. who die-
appeared immediately lifter the shoot
ing at the garden was continued
thxoughout the night During the
{mention Cnptuln‘ iliuiglhs of the 'l‘«(In
delioin station said that she hurl been
located, but that he merely intended
to wutrh h‘or for 'thc moscnt (it least
’Long before the illilt‘. sot {oi the III
mlghmoiit (if '(i‘hnviiu the Jefferson
Mbikct poilrc (I'rVIuIt his valet went to
the Tenderloin station with a chart (I
of clothing for the piistmci, so that
would not be obliged to appear in
con” in the evening clothes which he
\VmIc when taken into custody.
'lho scene in the vicinity of .ieifen
son Mnlket police (‘tillli was one of
great ckdtcmont. Before ti o'( clock
crowds assembled in front of (in en-
tnince and iongtbofore ’l‘hnw was tim'
ed to arrive at. the (mint u curious
crowd completely ilifltkcti all the sur-
rounding ntieélu. '
.l’hotograpbcrs were there by the
score. and the crowd grew to such (lit
mensio‘nii thiit' it became (Incensury (0
till out a liii‘gc additional form of po
iice to maintain order.
:I‘it was understOOd at that time that
Thaw would be taken directly from
the Tenderloin station to the court
(i that the usual roceVdure in mur-
r cases of having t to risouei photo»
aphcd at police bridge arters would
disregarded. it was said. also that
how would be spared the humiliation
f riding through the streets in ii. pn-
I‘ol wagon and that he would be taken
to court by Captain llodglns personally
in a cab.
it soon become apparent. however.
that tho reported plans were not to
be carried out, as tlib‘" prisoner was
taken to hocVudouartcrs in a patrol we
gun at 9:9 .
it was reported today on the author:
by of (micro! persons ultercstcd in the
case that, 'i‘hawe defence will he that
‘ile Was drill is insane it this Quid that
It ills trial he will be represented by
9,1ilelt ‘nu‘d meet no on lawyers of
he.“ fly; who will ask If for the all-
rofltmmt of (Vi commission 'in infinty
0 3‘9““. as to the slim of 'l‘haws
“‘“é‘itere can be “5‘ (l‘ou'btf’ said one
of those lnon. “the rum Was and is‘
hopelessly insane, and that the cont-i"
mlssion villi re sport hint (to. "‘
Thsw’s ti‘ifi ”to 'heatlhul'rters was
mitdn ‘oitly (If/to“ “he ”1......“ protests
on the part of his blends had been
. Tuba” were informed that
in
" ‘ 1 V fill lid mulls in
M Magma?“
' ill
Ssvllrfi 'friendsp
b I It iii hiMNlii mm“:““g
y urns or (i cram are
the cell to take Thaw to headmrters
“Thaw inquired whether 'it was neces-
sary for him to be WNWm u
mwwwr
“l? ' ted Thaw,
license
Wild Note." .
White was
first leer? 5“,“ loo “
was waiting. Thaw
and driven toI-poiice headache
tors ’l‘huWI was taken to the detective
bureau and then to the top floor.
where is located the Rogues“ Gallery.
and the Iooins of the photographs 5* .
arid the ellicers in charge of the
tillon
picture was taken and his pleasure-
(cent recorded.
was he use lined up bolero (I demo»
tivo sclgennt who had charge of the
desk in a line with fifteen prisoners,
pickpockets and other criminals. who-
hafl been picked up during. the night.
(l(Ir Waldo who knows Thaw personal-
ly. was present (It the time.
' Captain ilodgins sent a messenger to n .
(i'pérmiltc'd to visit f
. ll.
cool and seifnpossessed
(IeIINl,. (spatial wason
newlnmd to. it
s. l
When the party reached heedd‘rlnx:V\
At thou
measurement system; tThavr‘s .
in the detective bu-
First Deputy Commissioner Rhinelnn-
'i‘hnw Was given no (“credence over
the others The detectives ln (barge
of. the prisoners were culled upon. bu
precincts. to present their; charges and
they won: recorded by the detective
sergeant. 'l‘hsw was recorded when
the turn of the Tenderloin officer came
When the complaint a‘gainst They
had been recorded the inspector direct}
edIthe detectives to, “take him up-
stairs." There his picture was taken
antl‘thc Bertillon measurements were
made The prisoner then was taken ,
down to the patrol wagon and hurried
to Jefferson Market Court.
As Thaw left headquarters 'he was
lug and the police wore {weed to light
their way to the waiting wagon '5
At the police court- the patrol wagon
had to force its way through another
big crowd. to reach the jail entrance.
to (in: building I Thaw was conducted
to an office where he was permitted»
to consult briefly with lawyer Daniel
0‘ Reilly, Lawyer Joseph Brewster and
his friend, Burr Mt'IiHIOSil O‘itelily
told 'l‘haw not to f“ a word about his
case to anyone. is said that if there
was any statement to he made to the
public. he (0' Reillyi would make it.
Thaw assented.
The proceedings before Magistrate
Barlow, when“l‘haw was arraigned;
were brief Captain iiodgins, appearing
as the complainant, asked that Thaw
beI remanded to the custody of the not?
oncr
“i direct that that be dens,” said
Magistrate Barlow.
lawyer and Mr McIntosh flow was
taken back to the
started for the coroner oilioe. .
ing 'l‘huw said that lie was bunny
restsurant; and soon 0 w tress appear”-
ed, bmfli‘l‘: s troy on w on Were two
peaches. two slices of bread a bowl of
milk and a (‘.up of coffee. Thaw hur-
riedly atc one of the nastiness
the criminal court building! ‘
Whitman and the omccrtinpp
the criminal cont building
from m dull (a y diliipi‘ilitieillfllit'il
era (It coincides with pits-
answer was cleared for the.» patrol
«Wagon. When my. tired sud worn ,.
looking. stepped froldtiastptitroi Memoir
e vs
W‘
rWWW
without ii.
I our so
desire to h in the
(lets in or, or iii
1 new? he i
MUBLIN U
mannerseiiina of muslin “under
went nightgowns; .
skirts. drawers. Summer sewing is irk- VV
' some. it is needless if you‘ll luvssth-V I, V
unto these values.
Muslin drawers. plain Vane tucked, at
29c. _, ‘ ,5
Embroidery and lace trimmed draw- ‘
. are at 60c. V V V
Lace trimmed corset covets, low V
neck, ribbon and bending trimmed, st . 5
250, 290 and title.
Gowns (little low or high peck, plain
and embroidery trimmed. at 50c. .
Gowns plain, some tucked and two ,5
trimmed. 760 and 980. ‘
White muslin skirts. isostatic em- ’ "
broldery trimmed at ”f 25 and 01.50. '
Laos and (embroidery Militia;
1! skirts. tucked Vnnd made VwithVVVV deep
2.50 "
luriy pleasing.
have six styles at title each V Filter mammals (lg 01 glad 5”,”.
fastened to It detective sergeant-MI (1' $1,I0 New 39c” h e and 981
light chain hand qucc. An immense Ladies iinudso Wh lhiicf,
(rowd had gathered around the build specials in Ladc and Childi-
02 Washington 8 rest.
tinting Sale pi Stills lice
wit My gtt (not.
are (birch leeIVi’IiiaiVi (as.
After another short talk" With his
patrol wagon. and .. V
before leaving the period court’hutldfl V
a’tilice ‘
of broad and drunk on coffee ‘und nu- {
uounecd himself be ready to start for I
551?: {gm yby (l 3 combined effort of . ..
111‘ are
he was confronted by It small army of “
its V. 55
corset (sevens.
‘III '1th
5.“,IVIV,
5 SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY. OA‘TUNBNY AND MO5N‘lI‘A‘Y.
2 .000 yards Figured Lawns and Willie
Now 90 yd. ..
lThroo numbers White Shirt Waists‘. formerly sold for 'lfIc. §
m MW VuI
oste'ry‘ an
A discount. of 10% on all Trunks and
“at”! 31mm thm am.” Wed.“ ‘ .I
IuVVIiIt ‘5 .(5‘3
‘ i Meryl,
I!) u.
(“I"S
WaiStS"
,L;I will 59;, you to
(Ills dVlVlii
E Fells“
The greatest crowd of the day was 5‘5’ “
encountered when the panel wagonlitg;
(saunas sunrises“
33%.
just what kind °§ Soil,
might!!! ‘ .
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