I also Green, subtitled. ,
511111101111.
, Lynch, the companion of 1011111... clan:
Who shot Motormen Cbaguon one car
, disc Green, on July 15, was
111.11 before Judge Peck, yesterday
morning Motortnan Chngnon was in
”court on crutches and gave his story
of the trouble in which he WI. hurt
{LIN-‘11 was represented by Attorney
9mm H. Peck, of Derby, who put up
enuous defense Lynch practi-
acknowledged his lls‘rt in‘ the et-
1. denied all connection with the
shOOtinfl-
'lPeIelt nailed the charges of
the peace and assault and
‘ fined.11ynch~$7,and costs on two counts
* ounces and evading payment
~ " 'e. "Attorney Peek, representing
the, defendant, objected to 111111113 the‘
Vts "11 both counts, but was over-
{the judge. Lynch had been
9131’s“ bands of $50 and his line
on costs amounted to more 11111 that
:3ng He paid up 11nd went back
el‘by.
“felon: is still at large but the oilicers
premise to bring hiln into cou1t before
,mnny‘V means. It is said that Clark is
secreted in the country not many miles
I from his home and the oihoers sire on
his trail. ,
SURPRISE IN HUNT IFOR HOIUSE-
‘ KEEPER.
Wellingtord Won-tan in Search of 11
Now Position Answers Advertise-
most of Her Own Employer.
WALLINGFORD July 30. -——A Walw
lingt'ord men plated 1111 advertisement
in aadally paper a. few days ago tor 11
houheheeper. v“m‘ntrlmony it Vngree-
aide-1‘ ..Up to date he has received sev-
en a llontions for. the position. some
t'g‘ litisiw’ers c time Item Mention;
settle from Pluntsville and others from
fidl'itllli’igton, but the one that, interest-
Gdfliim the most was from his prea-
t" housekeeper, Who did not realize
Edition! she was writing.
Noutolectlun has been mode as yet.I
ut‘ the WldOWer is looking over the
old lino will be sure to draw a win-
fler.
'1 , ;
I
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, W'ANTV F‘EWEH HOIURIS.
$191111 Men-Ditcatlefled om Overtime
I“‘j‘ I‘Work—Jflill Take Mutter Up.
V It is rumored that the signal men in
t‘hiwemnloy oi the New Haven r0111!
. are imentiy dissatisfied over their
V milling new. The regular work day
of ‘11.; diminish is 1111111 11111111111
, 111,111.31“..er men have been w‘or-
inkninennd one-heir nod ten hours.
ey have worked the extra time,
11311171311. under pretest 111111 the matter
be 111011 lit up at 1111'. next regilll‘tr
mIeItilint'; of t 13 signal 111911. ‘
rm...“ .1 w.—
' fhbekLesennlee. nice.
my. Crop Will Be Harvested and
'1 Price- Will Be High.
GANUM, July 30 —«Prescnt lndl~
11 although not foreshadowing
W eta crop of tiny in recent years
‘thlt this veers pron of hue-
on will be 1111:1111 the average.
, Willem end ready for shipment.
' a. healthy. 9.1111111111111111, as they
13;. Juicy tin “
stVIp‘ricVes ntT mar-
IM-
2211:! inten-
' d butt evening. and
r Mindy Refundod. 1500 $1100
July 30. ~Thomss *
A!" , ,mi‘ill‘b. .“‘ 11111
doom 'P'AINTiNhs Lofil'NED: 1 ,V
Norwalk Library Benefits by Genomi-
ity of Two St. Louis Ladies.
V Mrs. Susnn W. Thomas and Mrs. SI.
WI G. Groosbeck, of IIStI 1.011111, hove,
lent to' the Norwelk library tWo villu-
eble pnltltlngs, 11 woodland scene by
Edwnrd Gay, and a village, presumably
in the I'l‘yrol, by .lulius Lung. Mrs,
11111111111111 Mrs Groesbeck linve ni-
weys been interested in the library,
presentan some little time ago 11 set
01‘ finely bound «11......»st magazines.
'l‘hey generously keep up the innur,
once on their loan. It was lelt that
experts should be employed to trons-J
p‘tnt and hang the pictures, 11nd 1111
the funds of the institution ore. low.
one of, the directoxs Ioiferelf to bear
this expense
Edward Gay has achieved wide lame
since he [minted this scene. and today
it Would Undoubtedly bring at least 11
thousand dollars. The Tyrolean vil-
loge is in the style of 1870,11Ind is 11.
good specimen ‘Both give loVely
glimpses of mountnin, stream and. sky.
They are about six feet by live and
are hung in the lotllJldn.
The Library Art Club has just sent
a most interesting exhibit. The public
spirit of the Portfolio Club is the
means of having these exhibits sent
both to‘ South N01 wnlk 11nd Norwnlk,
they paying the subscription.
f‘Hlstm-lc Dress in Amerlcn" hss iii
- 11111111111111.1111 token from the book by
the 1511111111 name by r‘liznbeth McClel-
lan Which is very expensive and may
be seen at the desk. It is 11 complete
111111111 of all forms or costume worn
in i la country from the tune of the
111111111111 settlers to the year 1800. The
e rly colonists come from England.
‘pnln. France. 11011111111 11nd Germany,
51) the costumes lire varied. The iii
Ibrnry owns a somewhat similar, but‘
much cheaper book. This set can he
kept but three IwIeVeks and it 11111111111
the s’ee‘h by every one who 131111 111111112
11.11 opportunity to visit on. library.
‘l'I‘he Audubon Societi'. through the
State Library Comnllssl011,hns lent
tor three months 11 collection of books
and studies in color' on blrds.1lnnts
this opinion These with thbso“ when
by the library, tire Iplnc‘ed in the ohliJ
rell’s room, and mike 1‘1 bdrve array.
scoLom‘o eon ‘cotiibucrons. ‘
m
1- leopeotoro of Nsuootuok and Berkehlro
Lines Milli Bo obeyed.
WATER‘BUVRY, July 30. mAnotllel‘I
would. lips blVSen issued by Supt; 0‘. V8!
:31
‘ Duke. of tho ilerkshlre and 11111111111111;
divisions, to the conductors and yard-1
rend under his supervision 'I‘Ihli sup-
orinlendent's most recent "11.11.11.111...
.lrns been sent out over the 11111111 1111
e. result of compiuints mode 1'13 him by
our inspector; that condlfifmrs, 1111 11th-
crs were not showing so clout reul 1211-.
lion of the inspector" s authority. They,
say that over and over again conduc-
tors have lulled to stop their trains
;', oi the peremptory signal of the our,
, stopped. Supt. Luke tells the conduc-
No matter w'hetb- .
11.1111111111111- blue liug. This must be
tors 11ml yurdnteu.
er the trains are switching, or wholl-
owervthey may be doing, the 1:
turn authority must be rebuke zed, and
their signals 111.111.11.111. he‘s also ‘re-
limited conductors“ memories resorti-
lg: certain reports which the rules of
9 101111 demand that they make per-
iédlcltlly.
ETATE FIREMEN.
w
Association to to Meet at New Haven
' ;.Noxt Months l
IWAI'l‘iill‘thitY, July tor-huts! itch-
et‘t Meson, of the Watertown Fire De-
‘viltlt a bullet from . ,
111,} nt calicttuetzon Pork. its
bid til, intended to com-
13-111,. .-
Attem-
then 'th the parts oi the New Haven ‘0
1111111611., 11
9111111111111. the secretary or the 0011- “Jill: steel secretory oi-
, I was so still and lame 1111111
11 .
of the kidneys is to remove all uric
cold- from the 111111111? trits-Jpresenoo‘
there shows the kid are inactive.
til it ”With loony-11111."
11111111111111. testimonyyto prove it
i Mrs. Albert 11. Oonklin.. (it 143 Wash-
lumen I81... , 011th Home 1 ,
says: "1 null tell torlyechli 1111110111111
.1111
motion: and {gaps haggard?"
1311.11” 1111
wave counts
int the 1111111111 or my. beckit nd‘
walk. The kidney seeretlons were
unnatural 1111 color. 11011111111911 «diluent
and were hard to control. ‘Hbiifllm‘
DelineKldney Pills highly spoken 111,;
in we .to Pinisted's D111; 5101's, for
Al ougb many other 11111111111111:
lulled to help 1119,1-b8311’li1111i1111
them with some degree of confidence
I, and toast! quick and effective relief.
In‘ is About to steam Elitlh'ct'l Nor:
visll't rill-111m HaIvVo Plenty.
A report has gone out from some
sections of the state that the potn‘to‘
bug is disappearing. The report, ‘it
two, would be 11 grout cause of rejolc
ing for the further, for that insect has
been 101- mnny years one of the great.-
est eliemles to growing crows that he
,has been culled 11.11.11 to light
In some places it is said that 1111.”
crop or bugs wos light and that it is
hoped this your to ext‘et‘mlt‘lnt‘e them
Isltogether in those sections, and there
is n disposition to believe that the day
of that pest is practically over. .
About Norwolk, however, there are,
bugs in some sections in plenty. while
some olhet potato 111111111 hove prInctic-
ally no bugs on them, and it is possible
that the light which has been waged
1111111th pctuto bugs for as loony years
as the present generation can remain
bsr lllItItt‘lliIst to result in their 111e-
tlclll extermlnu‘tlo'n.’
Experience has shown that insects
and pests ol’ various 11111111; have 11 sec
son and utter flourishing for 11 period
of yours disappear almost entirely
either tlllough the elicits of 1111111 or,
the work oi some nstnlul enemy
“Those who hove made it study of the,
subject any that the potato bus has it
natural parasite enemy. which with
some assistance it om man will be 'abl
to exterminate it. ~
The buying season. which It's new st,
1
way of agriculture this sen t 0 0‘1-
three weeks behind bond. 3°81 V,
The ilrst oi the early corn crop is
now being gathered, and the ears are
generally large and full.
LAWSON'S COPPER PLANT.
PRESCOTT, Arid. July 30 ~7'l‘homnIs
W bowsoh of Boston, according to an
announcement mode last night, now
controls the Humboldt Smelter, near
'Presbott. having secured possession on
I‘Jtlly‘ 9, of all but tvveuly-i’lve thousand
I'shnres oi the capital stchk of the (3011-,
sollduted Arizona Smelling Company.
Advices from. New York indicate thut
his Mediates are the Amalgamated
nope! people. {the intention is said
to be to enlarge the plant and develop
11111111 duplicity bi
tile hmeml rials 19.00011111ng01 11111 111.
'l‘IIhe some 11:1 is cs'plt alumni 1111.1 0,
nus—PHlLtPs.
BOSTON, July 30. ~A special dis-
,pIstcll from lpsvch, Mess. today told
IIoIi’ the marriage 11 that towu yesterday
‘0! Jncob A. Bite. the ,well~know11, 1111-.
Mary A.,Phllips, who for some dine,
ceremony was performed privately 111
Am: slop Memorial Church by the
tor Po 1 e.
‘ mayhem 1111 l c
Md
ceremony Mr. and
re. ‘Rlis: were drilled to the ipswluh
litiver. where they embarked in c 1110-.
do best. 11111111111111 have no is not
known hilt it la belle .
71111111 mil to' son 11nd t' ~
yttcht‘ for 11 tour along the” Mdlue'cosstl
WW3“-
l
or unit, who has been sent by the do?
phrase government to phlegm con-r
dltlons in Nowell 111111 11111111111111, attest-
ltt his 111111111111, has solved. and is
the m _, 11111111110111 notebook. He
cunntissloner 1111111-
W
11111111; 111111 oh its rural rein-
id 1651111111111 1111111111
' Before i had used and belt,
I tlrgly
its height, is like eyerythln; in them
vorIlIousc pr erll is owned by _
Ntidii 1... Pill i
that and settlement worker, to Miss,
Thus served as Mr. Rlis' secretary. The .
lust lilacs says:
' Salvo bin-€11! a some
111111111 1111110111111. ‘ .:
HONOLULU, July 30 u-Commiulbn, N
e" 11111911 to tell by 1111111111 or o delicate,“
e; spheroids carried upon.“ ,w
9 P l
in ,my back lessened and l, spilling
telfingtqh e111 matting more and 11191;
111-1111 kid hey ye are 110,): wot
naturally and I .199! hot r ,t sh there.
:01: which they. .1 111 11111111111111
cell's ldnay Pluto, - ~
little hi! hi den ers. P1- 9"
tests. , 10111111111111; 00.. )3 little.
New York, sole agents for the 11111.11;
,‘States.
116me
tulle no 9 er.
Ville, Port Chester, Ployet-III. ~
Monday’ s Port Chester Record print
‘ the tollowlng:
Yesterday's game between the
Brooksvllles and Norwnlk A 1A.. of
, Norwnl,k Conn. was both 11 surprise
“ nhd disappointment to the 111111111811-
plant of the Brooksvllle 3.3.0.113
rwell as to the many spectators who
witnessed the game. - Before they
Wele engaged they were recommend-1
the desire of the manager to secure
only good terms, ,they were, booked
Viol- yesterday With the 11111111111111 thilt
' 'onr boys would meet ioemen worthy
oi their best efforts: lint often the
conclusion of the first inning it be
came 11111111149111 to everyone that they
were tit the mercy or the 110111. telinl‘.
which the tinnl ending of the game
‘11va conclusively to be true. Ben-
tier, the regular QIICIIllII ot the breaks:
’villes, gave way at e conclusion oi
the second inning to brain; the on:
pier pitcher of the Hnwthorues', oil
t Port Chester, who has severed
his connection with them and nllled
flyclnityl who can upprcclute his of!
mm I111 she box l11V1‘1dIIrouder the sup-
rt e eserved y. its. Bender,
5 hissed himself; how .ileld the red
1111111111111 of the gums. .We must not
111111111. however, that Whiter Foilley.
no little shortstcipnmlt' bed the last
inning for the Ilrookbvi lee. threwing
only nine bulls liver the plate and re
tiring the side. The score by innings.
Brdbksvilles . ..4 0 1 0 0 B 4 2 x—-—19
VNoIi‘WnlltIAAu ,001200010—_4
11311111 base on‘ police-Oil Drngo 11nd
815111111er 111111111. ,2; Strike
chili—Lily llro'o wus- 8; by Norwnlk
"b“ TWO-base l1 tee-Helicon. Mungene
ll‘flerndlse. Holder lieudei 3 Home
.tunI—‘Bcnder lllt by pitched bullwi'ly
nor 1 Umpire—Thin Flasher. At-
'Vte'n'I once estlnlnted nt 1100. _
VWIAB lVN POOR RglEALTi-l FORI
EA
ire W. Kelley. oz Mons old. Pa.
writes: "i was in poor, heal h tor two
years 1111' erlng from kidney and bind
der iron to and spent considerable,
money consulting physicians without
obtaining any mnrked benefit, but was
cured by Foley’s Kidney Ctire. and l
desire to add my testimony that it
maybe the chose 0! restoring the
health of others. " Refuse substitutes.
The Clifford Pharmacy and Plotsted' 11
Drug Store,
BASEBALL Resutfi, .yse‘renony,
W
Stats League.
Waterbury, 6; Springfield. 1.
New London. 4: Norwich, 3
Holyoke. 2: New Haven, 1 (16 in-
plans.)
51111111111911.
Bridgeport. 9: Cherokee Indians, 2
illirtford, 4; Manchester, N. 11., 5. ’
W
National League.
Chicago, 2; llrookl 1 (10 innings).
0111.011. .;0 I,Il’lttsbtég.
l‘hi tlel hln.2 ;
New Yer, i;‘ Elt‘. inherit.
American League.
atoll. .14 Cleveland. 2.
ow York- -Detrolt. ruin
Ph‘llltdelphln-Bt. Mitts, ruin.
Ohlch'go-thshlngtoti. Mild.
ll
“w‘ l
A deDIRfiUt. «Awesome. 1
Port Byron, N. 1’. has witnessed one
of the most remarkable 111m-
1 ever recorded. “$13116
:
hIclunn'Iti, 1.
ill, 11 0 Ike!)
:cIl'I‘Itv , MI and 1quon I
1.11.1111. “it. “II
"I! AiL'i'
I” ll ' £11111. New
Keven shops. the new testing our ol'
the dcnhneotlcut Company was given
21111111111111 run yesterday 11nd worked
smoothly. The lot is one {the
bet tot its kind ever built. 111111 1' de-
5
copper 11111 bonds his.
he 11d: 111s loeelgdumi
bout it
‘ 1118111111 one of
. ion oi pouch Till 11 [our will
1111 111i the trolley 11,1111
puny tor the our ,3th t'v'blch it
was built. Hercto are this wort: 111111 ,
been done by mucus at 11' our 1111111111111-
Wnul‘mflt -,
tine
IIill 11 our willdt'IIIII
V y
' 'to decide wheIt Should be done
Wobble n ,
1; press hour what they Would 60-1 , ‘ ,2-
~1
£0 .
r the name-«Doan’s—and, .
‘ed as being 11 test team 11nd nil it is '
hmselt with the only tedm in 1111111
' ever tried, almost
thvuli.
‘VIulo'rnsn or .1111 01111111111 l8
the strengthening 1of
bridge. Engineer Oblivion 11.111111.
0: the poneolldatedI RullronId was pre-
sent. ’ ’
ilewoported that tile brld elr ir~
oped strengthening in order to hbld‘ the
cars which the company intends send-
his over it He figured thltt the cost
oi thezuceded inipro'v merits would be
,12 1:011:11 v‘m proposed that the com
11y would pay hall the expense if
11 county pay the other hall. he roll:
13111111111111???le 11119 111111 6111 s Ic‘Io‘nn
it l‘ l‘ e w 11
*1); 11115551111; saloon: ill girlie: t3 11‘an
111111111111 done-sulckly 1
;it is proposed that the pie l1 1111 11m: .
the trolley tracks shall 1193'
11111111111111.1109» strengthened. «
commissioners had not decided
nib bed
HIB . PARAGHUTEE FAILED.
.3th Professor Hutchinson Hopped
BVaIfe'ly Without ‘Bt‘oken Bones. ““
BRIDGEPORT July 30~Prolessor
811111111111 Hutchinson. the pertinent
Who has been making sséenslons 111V
Steeplechase island} trightetted a lot;
-' or people in his ascent Sdndny; nn'd
Vmahy believed he wedld 111; «thrilled to“
Mother Earth, 11 muss of crushed flesh
1111,11 bones. He made the ascent as "$1
11111, ,but when he was in the air it
”ignored that something was cruise,
wit the parachute. it 11111111 to open
properly and the balloonlsl: shot to
word the earth at an awful pace. it
was seen a minute later that the bat
icon was coming down with him At
191 n time 1111. bdlloon sldokehed the
professor's full and he altos carried
over to hardships Park, where he
louded withOut injury.
LONG [IVE THE KlNGl
is the popular cry throughout Euro
peon countries; while in America, the
cry of the present day is “long me Dr. '
King' 11 New Discovery. King 0111111111
and Lung Remedies!" of which Mrs
“Julia Ryder Paine, Truro. ables” ssys:
“it never fails to give lmniedltIt‘te re
list and to quickly cure a cough (11
cold " Mrs Pnine’s opinion is shared
‘by a. majority of the 11111111111111; 0i
this country. New Discovery cures
neck“ lodge and sore throats after 1111
other remedies have failed1uan (or
coughs and colds it's the only sure
cure. Guaranteed £1,3ng H. Baxter.
South Norwnlk, and P. Weed; Nee
om dl'itgglsts. 6013 1111118130. 'lI‘rinl
bottle free.”
1......“
VSHOIWVSI WAVLUVIE OF Y. M. C. A CAMP.
Stump Soles Provo That Soldiers Ap-
predicts Accommodation. ,
Thnt Y. M C A comps at state
encempments are worthy of support is
shovm in the instances of the camps
at Ninnllc and lit the island torts
state ‘1. M. C. A. maintained comps at,
Fort H. G. Wright, Fishers Islnnd;
Fort Terry. Plum lslund, and at Camp
Woodruff, Ninntlc. Nearly 30,000 one
and two cent stomps woresnpplied tin
Connecticut National Guard soloist-11.111
nil the camps. At Nlantlc over 20.
000 were sold. AtFort Wright about
5,050 were redid. and at Fort Terry
over 3,500 were sold.
The sole of stamps has proved an
attractive feature of IY. M C A. camps
for many ycn'ls. At all of the comp:
souvenir post cards were on sale at
reasonable prices and the profits from
these cards went towlt'rd malntennnctV
Vof the camps,
ordp THAT 151.11 ‘
or it may result lh‘ P11 cutouts. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up ¢olds when
w tho'ut 1111139 option
10. 25, 600 and $1000 11111111711111 cut
lord, hunter's cull Plolotetl's ”
OOHOOL TEACHENS' VESTIATE.
wad—n ‘
Min Writs: Wills Most of it to Rain
Itlvel. '
STARTFORD, July 30.--’1‘ho will oi
the late Miss Cornelia (turtles will be
presented for probate here in 11 ten“
days. Miss 11111111511 Was a iruliul school
teacher who nocnmul led an estate oi
somgthins less than 5.000. A bequest
or i 00 to the Congreshdonsl church
,, 11nd another of the some amount 11.
the. Foreign Missionary society is the; -
extent «1111111 Charitable bequests Th1- »
minds: of the 111111119 goes to rein
one.
Catherine O'ilIotiri‘te, one of the old
est find best. liud‘wh residents of
Bridgeport. died yeptortloy morning. at
the advanced one of 86 years. at tut
dressed west
'it‘oilrlto. who
110111113 hernre' tit
Oitourlte, owner
’ 6f
Mon 111111. 112W
illllii Bridgeport?
‘i
tooth and known throughout the Uhit ‘
t ed 11111111; Johl’iiill' 11111111111. iormdrly c
= bull player oi 16110111141111 how a. roll ,
road Inch. 11ml Mrs. 1511:1111 (lustre?
Hill! “litm-
W
kill? PACT MAUI! "i 1357.
Ibutvros‘. .1111? it , ,
the 11111111 or chair Jonathon,
111111 announced yesterday that tho
.i-luntington family would hold 11 1111111
lon hers commuters. 11111 81111111111111
, 1857.11 reunion who held and it will
adjourned tor. titty yours 11nd the com
1111; reunion (chow: notion: token in
members or no totally in ll:
WW
Teacher in arithmetic“
, construction
' would
. The '
Ihozhe oi 11111- 111.11, 111111-1111. O’Rou'flwil;
twin Pembroke streetgwmldggttort. 1'31 _
night. -
Willie Settle Suits and Seventh floats
. The bolsnce of our summer “0111; now offered at reduc-
1111113.
The suits me in crash) or ivory Simon lslltrts Ik1ltc1l or ‘
side plotted with wide £1)th1 tht the bottom. Cents in Printie 1
Chap style, some of them wIitIlt collars and coils 0f black .
pcau dc sole. Values $16. 50. to $19.00 110w, to close out at ‘
Separate Coats of “IPIIII serge, blnck silk collars and
culls, very stylish and 111-1 :ctly tailored, value $7. 75 to $9, at g
.. Coat and Suit Rooms. 9,
Clearance of Neckties Samples
. It' iS a feversblc time to get an extremely pretty negli— .
gee Sachue, or who Many 91,1111; choice garments than 5
,_ have become slightly 111111131211 {Item handling or being in
window displays are now marked at clearsncc.
' Sat; ties that Were from $300 to $5. 75, now at $1.98,
$2.98 an $.3198 . ,
, ILonIg 3111101105 111 dainty cIolors,,$I.25. I!
Undermuslin Section, main floor
Ladies’ Neckwear
We have complete lines of all novelties.
cool and waIsllaIble'i tailored Iantl lingerie effects.
Embroideredi. urnoverIs from 25c to $1. 25. Wltll every
style of Balrett an‘d Croat 1n muslin, silk, or lace, to wear
with them. I
Was}: Assets. Swiss Ties, Coat Sets Iand Turnovers. -
Tourtst, Chiffon, and Lace Ruching, by the yard or'box. ' .
Tolls—~11 Clearance
Tricycles, IVelocipedes, and Doll Carriages.
Doll CV10 Carts and Carriages that are slightly soiled,
fine bhrgmns
Value 6. ‘50 at $3; 25
1
Everything
Value $3. 75 at $1.98
Value $5.00V.1t $11.50 Value $1. 25 at 63c
Value $4.50 zit $2. 25 Value $1 19 at 661:
.Two Velocipedes, value $6. 50, Int $3. 25 each.-
Tricycles,
Value $5 00 at $2. 5,0 Value $7.50 at $3 75 = .
Value $6.75 at $3.88 Value $8.51) at 3141115
In the Kltcllenwzlre 5101.551
31:11».
.’ .1711
our sesame, ,enloss
oonoIn crochorVKlnouss mo onessmo SACKS.
IVWE,H11\1£‘VA',1I.II11195 1.1112, 111.1. :rl-ns YEAR'S 111111.153 AND enr-
11111113. I
roll 111-11; week's genome we WILL
I nur- ‘
VAIILUEO NANGIVNG FRVOM 501‘. To $3.00. .l ' II '
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