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WEATHER REPORT.
'I-‘or Norwalk and vicinity: General
Iyicloudy with ‘light local showers to-
night and Friday. A trough of lowi
pressure extends from Kansas north
outward to the Lake region. It is pro-
ducing cloudy Weather with light local
showers in all the northern sections
from the Rocky Mountains eastward
to the coast. Pleasant weather pre-
vails in the southern sections. The
temperature is rising slowly in the
central and eastern sections. Condi-
tions favor for. this vicinity partly
cloudy weather with light local show-
ers and slightly higher temperature.
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7 Gus Knorr has returned from a visit
to New Jersey,
Clio Hatch. formerly of Norwalk,
was a visitor In town yesterday.
Special th1ee days' offering at M S.
8191111 & Co. See adv,
if you want it, and it’s not adver-
tised here. advertise for it here.
The barge North Star has arrvicd
with a cage of coal for the Ferris Coal
Company.
"Miss Kltty E. Davis, of Mill Plain.
spent the past week with friends in
South Norwalk.
HI Heniy' 8 two special cats were in-
vkeu to Port Chester this morning on
the 8:40 o'clock train.
.n—Dr, Dick's Medicine cures mp.
Misses Mary and Bessie Gilbert, of
South‘Norwalk, spent Sunday with
their parents in Ridgellcld.
,1 Dr. George‘W, Benedict. who has
been 'ill for some time, remains in
about the same condition.
Mrs. William McPherson, who has
been ill at her 1101110 in liaviland
entrust. is somewhat better today. “
George P. Bills. of Norwalk. gave a
lecture last night at the Botanical Gar-
dens, in the Bronx, New York.
A rehearsal of the degree teams of
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will be held
Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
Mrs,»W.1G. Standen and daughter,
of Philadelphia, are visiting Mr.
Whitehead, at Harbor View Beach.
ial sale of taffeta pettlcoats at
(1’5. See ad.
m31‘ e schooner Rebeccnh C. Whillad
on s discharging a cargo of lumber
for the Hatch and Bailey Company
Mr and Mrs. Edwm L. Mather, of
West Norwalk are the parents of a
twelve pound daughter, horn recently
Postmaster Bradley S. Keith, of Nor,-
walk, is in attendance again today at
the Grand Army convention in New
Haven.
A daughter has been born to Judge
aners. Edward Barrett, of Fairlield
avenue. Mrs. Barrett was formerly
Miss. Margaret, McCauley. . ‘
Frederick l9. Conley clerk in the
South Noiwalk post-office is enjoying
a vacation of a few days, and with his
family is visiting in Daubuiy. ‘
Make hay while the sun shines by
taking advantage of the 25 special
offerings at the. iloston Stole. Road
the ad.
Miss Alice Fitch and Mrs R. C
Williams, of Weston spent Tuesday
in N.orwalk as guests of Mrs. Fr-cdc
rick Beers of 34 Orchard street.
Mrs. John H. Ferris, Dr, C. I. Fer-
ris and George F. Foote left town yes—
terday for Sullivan County, New York
state, for a week's fishing trip.
1 Fletcher Van Hoosear has as yet re-
ceived no trace of his bicycle which
was‘ stolen Tuesday from in front 06;
the N01 walk Methodist Church.
Hal
4
Sanford, the well known Red-
' ding sportsman, who has many friends .
in this cltv, will It is announced. pro-
long his stay abroad until next fall. at
least.
Of all the fruits that are in the land
That. glow on bush ('11 tree
1 would give up the choicest ones
For Rocky Mountain Tea~
Platsted a Drug Store.
M. '31 Be ett will erect a dwelling
in the near uture on a lot in Stevens
sheet: The trees on the property me
being "cut-19117111 preparatory to build}
ing the house.
Btrnwneurl‘ésa and early vegetable};
are making their appearance in man;
kel,9.bu1t; are rather high in price.
Siawb’errles sold yesterday for 13
cents a basket.” '
Mrs. Minn ilk:
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still
of H man. and report a you fine
time
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2 89th Main St.
pleased here at all times, If you favor
us with your patronage. Honest metlr
ods of doing business have won 1"”.
many a customer. ‘
1611p may find anything here which
would he called for iii a firstclass diug‘
MwNNMwh’
Drugglnt.
8 North Main Street-
Tol. 626-3
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The cases of James and Jane Ann
Price, of East Norwalk, charged with
keeping their child out of school, have
been continued until the close of the
present school term,
Ground was broken in West Main
street. Norwalk, yesterday for a new
house which Moses 1.. Glover. the N01
Walk and South N01 walk shoe dealer
intends to have built.
Distict Deputy G1and Regent But
tet'lield, of Savln Rock council, of New
Haven, visited Sherman council, Royal
Arcanum, Tuesday evening. at its
meeting in Mystic Chain hall.
George L, Lockwood, of F. E. Lock
wood and Company, went to Bridge-
port yesterday afternoon and drove
.William M. Martin's new 35-40 horse
power Locomobilo in Norwalk.
We have plotted, planned and ligur
ed, working from morning till night,
seeking for a medicine that will take
the place of Hollister‘s Rocky Moun-
tain Tea, but we can't. find it. Tea or
ggiblcts, 35 cents. Plaisted's Drug
ore.
One of the rear wii‘ccls of the C011-
solidated Railway Company‘s
In front of N. E. Ryan's store, this
morning. Another wheel was substi-
tutod.
forming the approaches to Mark
Twain's grounds in Redding, where I“.
is sholtly to begin the election of a
hanpsome tesidencc. has been c0111-
pleted.
Mr. hnd Mrs. F. F. Whitehead and
family and Miss Brotherton, of Resi-
dence Park, New Rochelle, have re—
turned to their home for the summer
atI Harbor View Beach, Soutii Nor-
wa k.
Governor Woodruff has appointed
George [1. Rapport of'Hartfo'rd, a menu
ber of the state phaimacy commission
for three years from June 11 1969919
2:11ch ArthiIlr- L. FIDIcIIIrlnson of 1111'.
1‘!
cihtes a radiant, beautiful complexion,
Which is: summon1 admired by ‘men.
‘S‘uch oomplexlons come to hit who use
Hollistm' 6 Rocky Mountain Tea. Tea
'Ol 'l.1blcts,35 cents. Plaistcd‘s Drug
810113..
The first thing We. know will be u
plunge'right into summer heat. Why
not be ready {01 it. A. J Collins and
company have the most complete line
of Porch and Lawn fu111isbi11gs you
wish to look at. Read their ad
Congressman‘E. .I. lilll is to speak
in‘ the Congregationr‘d Church in Red-
diug a week from last night. His sub—
iect will be his rodent trip to szamu
and the people of Bedding are anticl-
patlug an unusual treat.
Word was received here yesterday
that Fletcher Williamson, of Colgate
Academy, is dangerously ill at a hos
pital in Utica, N. Y. His pastor, D1.
Macfarland, left for Utica, last night,
and he will be brought home if he is
able to be removed.
James Farrell. Jr., son of Commo-
dore James A. Farrell. a summer resi-
dent, of Hickory Bluff, is seriously ill
with rheumatism at his home in
Brooklyn. The family expected to
come here this month, but the lad is
not able to be moved at present.
The first ball game of the season
"Was played in Ridgefield, SaturdBY.
when the home team 1:1 osscd bats with
a team from Danbury under Captain
Ehrard. The Ridgetields won with a
score of 7 to 0.011 Memorial Day.
fast AltAmei-l‘cans of Norwaik.
County Commissions: Whitmas S.
Mead, of Gieenwich paid a visit to
I. erday 3521.5; ‘poou Th6 coninll§sioiieis
stilt his visit had no particular
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ONLY CURE FOR DYOPEPSIA.
Mrs Franklin 13191. or New Galina,
DelL' if: "‘1 611821921 (gr years 1111
be a. used to 11am great. diet can
I’b‘ei‘chi‘iig‘. l tfiéd everything ll
could near 01., but 11999111; hei ed “I"
Elihtil I‘ 106k or”; if has 1111111 dtfd one
99 cents bottle cured me completely. "
For safe by R. H. Plalsted, F. H
Baxter and the Clifford Pharmacy. ".
GIFT TO BA‘I‘TIRECHIP RHODE i8-
PROVIDENCE. R.‘ 1.. May 233-16119
scription, while the tablet is the gift
of the state The preshntatlouiwm' be
made by Govornoi Higgins In person.
attended byihis Iaif. and will lie inadIe
while the battleship is at New
Although thé tablet will‘ he ofllri III!
p scented to the battleship on June 15
i. will be placed on the Rhode is
land when the ship rearhcn the 811518-
:11 Navy Yard on 91111111199.
l
wagon,
boat'lly loaded with gas pipe coilapscdi
About two thousand feet of roadway,
Every woman of refinement 1pm; ‘
May 98 the Ridgenelds still meet the . ,
Furniture
for your
Bomb ...... Lawn
Our lino comprises the largest and finest assortment over shown in the
Twin Cities. Prices the lowest, quality considered. As hot weather will soon
be here you will want your porch and lawn furnishings ready for it. You will
find here everything to your satisfaction.
PORCH CHAIRS AND ROCKERS ............................ 75c to 94.50
PORCH SETTEES ................................................. 64.50
PORCH SCREENS, all sizes and mlors ..................... 500 to $5.00
COMFORT SWINCINC CHAIRS .................................... $4.00
HAMMOCKS ............................................... 761: to $7.951
LAWN SETTEES ............................................ 981': to 84.50
SCREEN DOORS ............................................ 9°C to $2.00
WINDOW SCREENS .......................................... 21c to 501:
ICE. CREAM FREEZERS .................................. $1.50 19 35.00
LAWN MOWERS ...... . ................................... 62.75 to 87.50
A. J 01111156160.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND ENBALMER. .
One horse—$45.00. $55.00 and $65.00-
Two horse—$65. 00, $75.00. $85.00 and $90.00.
Also Sole Agent for the RACYCLE BICYCLE
CARRIAGE BUILDER ‘A’ND DEALER.
Horse Goods of all descriptions.
o
Headaches as well as many other troubles are ofton\caused 1N:
eye strain. Our expert Opticians are able to tell you after a free?
examination what is best to do. He will advise glasses only when.
it- is required to correct a‘defect. Prices as low as $1.00. All -
work guaranteed. Children‘s cy an especially cared f01. Glass eyes
made to order. Prismatic and» compound lensIos at out mica. . , I.
United Am arican Opticians, Inc.
HOYT:8,THEIATRE ; 02K. Faeiory 116 East 239 31., MY
_ , and a victory. Massey‘s hitting and
‘3 1' Nonh- Md“ St SONG! Nomflk’ Conn. the fielding of Fitzpatrick were the
9m ..._.. fiz—a .4, M features. Score: R. “.19.
_ . Nstaven ...004‘000000-4 9 2
‘ , , - ‘ , iioiyoke ...... 010010901114 19 0
ar 0a arm flgflns ; "S rrlye Corcorau and Jopc; Muilt‘l‘il and
South Norwalk
. of defeating New York. but the Giants
wow—v
IRIDGEPORT LOST T0 SENATORS.
I
'Robnrge, Hartford’s New Player,,
Show; Up Well. i
HARTFORD, May 23.~— arttord
made l4 hits with a total of 0 bonsai
off Waller yesterday and won easily,
Robarge. the new catched, bought'by
Hartford f1om Springfield. played lino
ly and made a s d 11. double Hi
Ladd did great wt)!!! 11 comer, taking
part in a double my id cutting off
two men at the plate. artYord mad
moie hits yesterday than theyl did al
L111 stei and Robarge: Waller and
Beaumont.
Norwich, 7:18pringfield, 3.
SPRINGFIELD, May 2:5.~—Sp1‘ing-
field played such dumb ball todaylhat
Manager O'Neil handed out rain
checks, saying It would be lobbcr) to
take money for such an exhibition.
The champions won easily." 1 to .,i by
playing spiy ball and taking Rdtitn
tage of the blunders by the. home team.
Twice in the eighth inning pop flies
were allowed to fall safely beside the
pitcher's box with three Springfield
players standing in confusion. each
time. Two fast double plays by Nor
wicli were the features. Score:
‘ 11.11.91.
No1w-,itl1 ...... 03l0200l09-7 7 2
r
Splinglicld .00000021 t)—~‘i .1 b
iinliigan and Hiidges; McLaughlin
1111 0' Owner.
New Haven, 4: HoIbeke.2
NEW HAVEN. Max 23 .-——A base on
balls, four timely singles and good
base running by New Haven in the
third inning gave the locals four runs
Farrell.
Waterbury, 9; New London. 5.
WATERRIIRY. May 2:1.—~\\'aicrbury .
defeated New London hero yesterday
in an uninteresting game, 9 to 1‘1. Tin
visitors were shut out until the nor
euth liming. when Farley let up. and
five hits and an error netted five runs
Five triples and four doubles were
made by the two teams. The score:
R. ll. E.
Waterbury ....11 II 210 01‘——9 11 4
New London ..000000500—5 8 V
1)
Farley and Schiucel; llellerosc and
ltefrangc.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, 7: Chicago. 1.
NEW YORK, May 2.l.——Overall, the
big Californian, was the pitcher Chi-
cago sent in to try to repeat the trick
walloped him unmercifully, giving him
his first defeat since Inst July. Mcflin
nity was McCraw‘s selection as his
opponent, and came out with flying
colors. A dozen private detectives
. were stationed around the field and
in front of the locked sliding gates
that gave the blencheilies access it
the field aim the ga11ic.'l‘lieic were
no signs of disordel anywhere. Th1
umplxrs remained in the background
until a few moments before play was
called. so there was nothing to excite
the nerves of the 20.000 high strung
Spectators. The umpires. Emlie and
O'Dny got a generous round of ap-
Onyx‘ Ho‘siery.
The popularity of those slot-kings Would seem marvelous, if it were not
for the marked advantage in buying this brand rather than
They are "built to wear,"
some other.
and the fact [but they do wear a good deal long-
cr than the ordinary stocking is prop f of their value.
' No observant person need be told that. the popular stockings today are
the gauze silk lislc. Wc haw them I11 1:111,
black and while, with double
heels .md toes, all sizes, at 25c the [11111. ,
Women 111 pouch of iihalioslcxy will find a big assoitincut of styles
licic fioln 351: to 6‘... 50 11 pair.
N E RYAN & CO
. South N orwalk
H =55:
86 Washmgton Street.
was WestporIt avenue County home yes ““
“THE"Uuiou PACIFIC TEA Co.
126 Washington St, South Norwalk. Next to Post Office.
Phone 656- 2. Free Delivery.
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WEDNESDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
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IiImuIieghuIiIthodItI: island Ill-1 to llgebnle Rtmm 11s \pmu llingbnms .............. . .............. 61/ 2c yd.
99D 9 W a 8 var BETV 06 MN 1'0”! Wm, ,
tablet on June 15. i the “a.“ of the $2.130 $2.311 Lmi‘pellas, ............. . . . . . . ......... $1. 39 each.
11111119111191 mum,“ ,, 1am wing"; (.IMIdICiIE Muslin Drawers ... ..... .....'. gopair.
, by the Navy Department. The silver Special Sale White Ware .............. .... ..... ...... .. 5c
tet‘vlce is the result of popular sub New Idea l’aticrus .. .
Advertise Your Wants 111 The Sentinel
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plausc when they came across the
field together. The score: R. H.111
New Yprk ....010015100’—711 5
Chicago ...... 0 02000010—1 7 6
MrGinuity and lresnahan; Overall
and Kling.
St. Louis. 10; Boston, 2.
BOSTON. May filtr—The local pibi‘b
01's Were as wild and ineffective yes
lcrilay as those of St. Louis were the
day before, and the visitors won (1111+
ily. It) to :3. Sc0111:it.li.li).
St. Louis .223 200110 i-Itl 9 (l
Huston ...... 0110000 NHL—2 7 .1
Mrillynn and Noouan: Brown
Young, lloultes, homer and Needham
Brooklyn. 2; Cincinnati, 1.
IlROOKLYN. May 23.~Thc locals
won another game from Cincinnati
yesterday, 2 to 1. Score: R. H. E.
Cincinnati ....000000100—1 8 1
Brooklyn ..... 00020000‘—2 8 1
Mason and Schlei: Rucker 'and R111
for.
Philadelphia, 7; Plttoburg. 4.
PHILADELPHIA, May 23.~—Phlladel-
phia against defeated Pittsburg yes
terday. although outbatted by the vial-
tors. Score: R. H.,E.
Pittsburg ..... 000110200—4 101. 4
Philadelphia . .0 0 0 0 0 4 2 1 ‘——~7. t7 3
Willis. Lynch and Gibson; Corridon
and Dooiu.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit, 8; Philadelphia, 5.
DETROIT. May 23. ~Detroit throw
away the game 011 e1rors,all Philadel
phia's five runs being gifts, and then
tied it in the ninth on four hits Jones
triple and Coughlin's single in the
eleventh won the game. 6 to 5. The
Score: It. Ii. [9.
Detroit. ....ililflil i 1 10201~8 15 I1
Phila .il :l 0 0 t) 'J 0 d ii 11 II —~.1 10 b
l\lullin and Sthmldt; Beudci
Schl‘cck
and
Cleveland. 3:
(‘IEVICLANIN
made it. thrr-n 111;: of four finm Wash-
ington ,vt..tcrday. winning 8 to 2 The
score: R.il. E.
Cleveland ..30000000 '-——3 9 1
Washington ..100001000~—2 10 1
Rhoados and Bends; Hughes and
Blankenship. . , 5
Washington. 2.
May " " ~~Clovoiand
an.
l—Weak Fish, 1011 lb. ‘New York
Market. “ '
~lilue Fish. 14c lb. New York Mar-1.
ikct.
-Allalibut. 141: lb. New York Market.
-Cod Steak.12%c lb.
Market.
k —li‘rcsli Mackerel at New York Mar-
at. . 1
k -Slmd. 1259c 111., at New York Mar. .1
et.
May "6th, ai‘Heelet's Hill, the Phil-
adelphia Giants 6016149 champions of 1
the world wl be the attraction. ' The 1
splendltk sho tug of the Stamford
team, especially the winning from 1
Norwalk has enthused the fans so‘
that it is believed the Philadelphia
kcolored gentlemen will have to keep
last week The score: 6..“ II.
Halti‘ord ..... 101022100-4 14 I "
Hildgeport 9.. .109900110—3 5 O
New Yor‘k " .
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special Values
.Wl GIVI
Lace Curtains
RUFFLED MUSLIN AND BOBBINETTE,
ALSO THE NEW STRIPE COTTAGE CURTAINS.
This department has been greatly enlarged. We now show
a much larger selection of goods
than in former seasons. All
new and the very, latest designs.
Lace Curtains, from soc to
Rum: Curtains, from 396 to
I Wat $1. 00
$7.50.
$3 50-
to $3. 50.
and sec. .
Complete line of“Portiers Couch Covers and Yard Goods.
Curtain Scrim, Fancy Curtain Material, Silkoiines and Cretonnoo.
83 85 .Wpshlngton Street
I ' . 1
s O. B. Jackson.
E Optician, ,
‘E Everything 1n the Optical Line. ,
9
5; Eyes Examined Free
ii 511 WALL 67115117. I1 ' NORWAL .
1W L
1111 the. move. Saiuriiay, SI.:1—thf01'ii GEN: WRIGHT’S RESIGNATION?
comes in South Norwulk for the second
game in the league series. Lceh will
pitch,.as Stamford is anxious to win
this game if possible.
When your backaches it is almost
Invarlably an indication that some-
thing Is wrong with your kidneys. De
Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills afford
prompt relief for weak kidneys, back
ache, inflammation of the bladder and
all urinary troubles. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Bridge'
Pharmacy.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
ISLE 011‘ BONG BONC.
“Heap Love." the spectacular sere-
nade in B, C. Whitneys sparkling musi-
cal surprise, The isle of Bong Bong,
it is asserted would alone go far to-
wards making the success of a musical
production. it is a poetic phantasy of
the primeval forest and its earliest i11-
liabitaiits that lends itself to the spec-
tacular. As presented In The isle of
Bong Bong it is a dream of beautiful
coloring and wrird Indian atmosphere
The stage pictures ili this number jus-
tify the claim made for Gus Sohlkc 11s
om- of the greatest. living masters of
stage-craft. During the. characteristic
music Mr. Solilkc has created an in-
,dian ceremony that is absolutely true
to life and history. The pharaplwr-
nalia worn by the various members
of the company is genuine and is all
actual work of the Navajo indians. It
was purchased by Mr. Whitney at
their reservation in Pendleton, Oregon.
The Isle of Bong Bong will be the at-
traction at Hoyt‘s Theatre, Wednes—
day, matinee and night.
Hi HENRY’S MINS‘TRELS.
Hi Henry and his well~known min-
611els drew .1 cloud that packed
llovf s Theme to the dome last night.
The large audience was thoroughly
pleased with the efforts of the entire
company and manifested their pleas-
ure in repeated enc01.es Mack and
Baxter dancing and singing comed-
ians, Were excellent and the audience
was loath to have them leave the,
stage. The comet solos by M1.ch1y
were even better than usual and all
were delighted with his artistic play-
ing. in the M1 stei ious Automators the
Mantelis introduced something new
and novel and thoroughly pleasing.
THE NEW‘PURE’FOOD AND DRUG
L .
We are pleased to announce that
Foley' 5 Honey and Tar for couglis
colds and lung troubles is not, affected
by the National Pure Food and Ding
luw,.1s it contains no opiates or other
harmful drugs;. and we iecommend it
as a safe remedy for ihlldrcn and
adults. Plaisted 3 Drug Stow and The
Cliffmd l‘hni mat-15'
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stop'ony song: that
1 medicine on Moon maths
that cannot be cured by any.
other no ....”53. m
It Is aye m'bnt
conch 11:“. You cannot
afford to «kc chose-I‘m
av, 1,1 ..'.l1,
' “or“ ‘
“tum, morphine. or
any of or narcotic. poison-
. on: or harmful drug.
holoo
some. NOIfItIWALKI to
1‘ 7: 24, 8: 86,191II101, 19: 12!, 11: 96:, 11“.
5 only.
'l‘OKlOI, May 23. v—The leslgnation
of Gen Luke W1-,lght the American
zunilassadoi to Japan, is widely deplor-
ed and the Asuhi will tomorrow refer
cditm ially to public feeling in the mat-
ter, expressing deep regret at,. his
shoit iodine in office
We are Demonstrating This Week the
HEWITT AUTOMOBILE
Delivery Wagpn and Run-
about
Will be “19139112110 give demonstra-
lions to anyone~ who would. like ‘a first.-
class car in either stYle.
[EINNKWNUN 8180.
“Honest Goods at Honest Prices."
69 \Imll Street Norwolk.
1
‘1.\ .
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Souvenir Poet Cards
2510 doz.
Post Card Albums.
all prices. ‘
W. A. BRIEGERMAN 8
.. MUSIC STORE. 1.
Donovan Block, 192 Washington 87.
Agent for Crmont Laundry
NEW YORK. NEW HAVE
HARTFORBI RAILKUM
TIME TABLE.1 1 '
In Effect January 8 1907. 1
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NWE YORK.
A. M.:--12 66x, 6: 14. 6: 41, 6: 18.
8: 50!, 6: 68, 7: 64, 8. 181:. 8. 40, 9: 06:,
9: 301K, 9: 48. 10: 65!, 11:01.11: 17!. i
P. M.:——12 62x. 1: 00, 1: 46:, 2: 67:.
3: 20, 3.3011, 5: 10, 6: 41, 6: 57:. 6“ ‘40,
6: 63x, 7: 171, 7:64na9ty671,10:38. ,
A. 11.-12: 66:, 5145914319357-
9:431.
r. M.-'12 5511.2:17x, 2. 57:, s: 41.
5: 57 7 18, 7: 5411.9:5711. 10 :09. ,
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWKLK
A M.:—-12 911:, 12: 09x. 4: 64 5: 45,
6:46 3:01, 8206,81,“? 9zlix, ioozx,
10: 05 11: 0011. -:11 99. 1
z: 55, ':9 9111, 4: 03:, 4: 98, 4: 92, 5192:.
5:119 5; 25 17:00:, 13:03.6:68.’ 6.932. 1
9: 79, 11: 00:. ,,
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