Fox-“Norwalk and nlty: S ere
this aftemcon. clearing tonight. Sat-
urday and Sunday (fair. A disturbance
this is control over the Lake region
is producing considerable cloudy
weather with local showers in the
northern sections east of the Missis-
sippi river. An area of high pressure
control over the Dakotas is producing
ploasunt‘ weather with low temperai
tures in the northwestern sections.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
worm. muggy Weather, with local
showers and probably thunder squalls
followed by clearing Saturday morn-
ing. Sunday will probably be cool
and fair. .
“...—......
Howard A. Montgomery, of Norwalk,
returned last night from a vacation
trip to Boston.
M. S. Smith & Co. are offering spec-
inl inducements to shoppers for Satur-
- day‘and Monday. , Read adv.
Mrs. Ollver‘li. Jennings and son, of
Fair-field. were visitors in South Nor—
wnlk. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert, of Norwalk.
were over Sunday guests of Mrs, Lew.
is Shipinnn, in Weston.
Miss Ellie Boston, of Lowe street.
went to Jersey City, New Jersey, to
day, to spend two weeks.
Roger Potter and David Paterson, of
New Canaan, have been spending a
‘ few days at Hickory Bluff.
Miss Emily Johnson. of Norwalk,
visited Miss Alice Stocking, in George-
town, for a few days recently.
-Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Mrs, Louis Qultmun, of Stamford, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Syl-
vester Benton, of Lowe street.
Mrs. Kate Upson Clarke will take
luncheon with Mrs. Samuel Richards
Weed, at The Knob,,on Saturday.
Miss Susie Coley, of Georgetown.
has returned from a visit with her
cousin, Miss Helen Hubbell, Norwnlk.
—-Anticlpate your wants in Shirts.
UnderWemmCollnrs, Clothing. etc. Just
like finding money, at Price’s Clothw
ing Store Clearance Sale.
Colonel and Mrs, John H. Wade, of
Bridgeport. were the guests of Mrs.
Elizabeth Wade, of West street, yes-
terday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory and Attorney
lra Gregory, of Norwalk, were enjoy"
ing an auto trip through Westbn on
Tuesday. ,
Miss Cherrie Humphrys, of Ridge-
fleld. has returned home after a. week's
visit in New Haven, Bridgeport and
Norwalk. ,
Miss Dorothy Davenport, of Ponus,
returned home this week from a
week’s visit with ,Miss Edwina Knapp.
South Norwolk,
-—C. d: K. StiltHnts. O’Brien.
Mrs. Burr Smith, of Norwnlk, and.-
Mrs. James S, Mend, of Dunbury. visit:
ed .tlieir‘ststcr, Mrs. L. Morehouse. of
her home on Laurel Hill, Ridgcileld.
last week.
Robert Snvlllc, of Montclalr, New
Jersey, who, has been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs, Sylvester Danton, of Lowe
street, returned home today.
—Slloe sale at Price's Clothing
Store. Values you cannot afford to
miss.
The Cutblll model fish market has
moved from White street to 276 Main
street. Dunbury, formerly occupied by
Keelcr’s feed store and E. C. Marsh &
Cu.
Miss Bertha M. Knapp. 0f Rldgefleld,
sailed on the steamer Huntington from
South Nor-walk. today. for it two weeks'
visit with friends and relatilves on
Long island.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis 8. Mills, Mon,
rls Mills and Mrs. John Barlow and
two daughters, of Weston, spent Mon-’
day in Norwalk. the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. .lnméll'iinrncs. ‘
Tho barge Clarence, which is used
as a lighter by the St. George .Pqu
and, Paper Company, is sunk at one of
the, News“: docks.“ This is no new
experience for the Clarence, however.
-Auto Caps. Auto Caps. O'iirlsn.
Miss Gert ”do Harris. of West
street, and or niece, Miss Gertrude
Harris, of Clay street, returned home
last nlnht from. a month’s visit with
Mr, and Mrs. George P. rohr, in West
llold, Conn. _
The red tape connected with the
deportationtot the crazy, Ropmnniuu
who is confined in the Smith street
lockup, is hegiuniuz to now , d, and it
is probable. tllnt..th town w libs re-
lieved, of the core 0 the matter-soon.
..9 ....
LIKE. FINDING MONEY.- ~
F. H. Baxter, the populsr’druggist,
is making an offer that is just like.
finding money, ...pr ho is selling are or
for 50 cent bpitioof Dr. Howard’s es s-
hrnted specific for theoum‘gf nth;
potionnnd dyspepsia at half prlc in
addition to this large discount“ 'ho
snags to return the mono ' to any pur-
chaser "whom the spool 0‘ does not
cures“ > 4
it reply recently, through the {t-
llcith‘ 0mm! Mancini Baxter, that th I’
medicine‘oouid be bought for less than
fifty cents. . He urged the proprietors
to lilithlm sell it at minimum-
on pilrt‘oxm D. title while. agreeinglto
solidi. certainsuiount. The result no
instillil‘dhhli‘iwdv Judgment, for the
‘ ...rh
1,! ”shave never tried our Soda.
witifla'lil in hows the finest in the
tall
y. Our syrups are made from pure
traits, and always served ice cold.
Come in and be convinced.
EiW.W.,iitlieg;it
' News
a North Main Street.
, 9 1.1.52th
The King School
' 0F STAMFORD
A any new for my...
thorough preparation for college or
business. manual training. athletics.
Reopens for, Fall Term, Thursday,
September 26.
For Catalogue, address
ALFREDO. hoaJEN'r,
Head Master.
...... “......" . -4,
Miss Helen Curtis and Miss Anna
Curtis, of Union Park, Norwulk, left.
today for Asbury Park, where they will
spend Sunday. ,
Two engines came together in “the
link," Dnnbury. shortly after noon yes-
terday, as the result of which one en-
gine lost part of its cab audits pump
and side rails were torn on. No one
was injured in the collision.
A new dock is being constructed for
the Binns Chemical Works near the
Norwnlk Launch Works. At the pres-
ent time all freight for the chemical
works comes by rail and the outgoing
product is shipped in the same man-
ner. -
Panama Hats. O’Brien.
The game between the Nutmegs and
the Darlene on Saturday in Dnrion is
being looked forward to with much
pleasant anticipation, as a fine game is
expected. it being the decisive game
in a series of three, both teams will
doubtless do their best.
Benjamin Barrett, of South Salem.
was the victim of a painful accident
on Monday. While
Norwulk some part of Mr. Bim‘oti'"
wheel broke, giving him ‘1. hard fall.
Although no bones were broken he is
suffering from shock and bruises.
The South Norwnlk Fire Department
will hold a special meeting this even-
ing at 8 o‘clock, in the parlors of Old
Well Hook and Ladder Company for
the carnival committee. Matters of an
.lmportant nature will be considered,
Miss Margery Davenport
brother, Pierre. with (pinyie Burritos
Thursday. of Miss Edwina Knapp and
Miss 00th Davenport... in. South
Norwnlk. The party enjoyed a pic-
nic dinner at. The Knob.
llnrrlc Rider and family started out
on a cruising trip this morning In their
roomy launch Mollie. Before return-
ing they will go up the Connecticut
and Thames Rivers and will also pay
a. visit to the Rev. George D. Egbert
and family at Sag Harbor, Long is-
land.
-—Struw i-lnts. Straw Hats. O‘Brien.
Souvenir posinls from Henry Frocb
and wife, of South Not-walk, say that
they are travelling through Germany
and enjoying themselves inm‘icnseiy
among the mountains of their native
land. Last. week they spent at Nurem-
burg nmpthls week they expect. to he
at F‘rnnkfort-on-the-Muln.
Miss Ruth Gelsion, who has been
visiting at Andrew Wood's, Spring-
dale, returned to her home in East
Haddam, Wednesday, accompanied by
her cousins. Miss Hazel and Muster
Welter Weed, and their grandfather.
A. B. Benedict, of West Norwnlk. The
young people will remain for a few,
weeks.
A. J. Collins .& 00. open today their.
August sol ,of furniture, col-pots, mat:
treason, oil/cloths,
draperiemand offer in, the people, of
this. ylclnliy on opportunity to save,
from 15, to 26 per cent. on all purclr,
mos. As their goods are all of stun-‘
(lard quality it will pay you to inspect
their line.
Architect H. R. Minor has. made
plans fora building in Bunion street
for Frank Libncr. the baker, it will
be 36x40 foot, three stories high. with
gravel. root, and will ,be constructed of
concretefloorsr There will be, two
. storao’on the ground floor flill ulxifiliior.
meets, on the. upper floors. he cost.
will «be about. 310.00% .
whimsy Bands, Romy Bands. o‘llrlen
. 'li‘ho people of France street. Nor-l
we it, were at riled , Ween iii sud!
o‘clockdast in gurus an automobile
passed through that, thoroughfare. One
ol’rthe' occupants 'of the machine. it
mim, was crying out very loudly and
frequently, “For God's suite saved!“
Bomb people who heard him were of
chic the hospital. “
log. on the Elms! pt road moccasin.
‘pesilera. Attirinr Cliff the
ll, rancher at the tires if
or the
bonfires s
sale has has; something remurlahls.
Anyoheintfi ,quforu‘wlth headache,
unmade-dunner; sour, staunch."
spookm .. _ attic Milli. or any liver
trmhlego’liliohld‘afhtltlts Idvuntnsio. of
inlrfiopporthnlw to: Dr. Howard's
npodifi‘wtrtlhm, f - 1263‘
in ,h ,‘ffeur’doosjhotlnst ntly some
togifligllL'Whllo‘ itt Polhsl‘n anor tho,
cops hide behind our and lump out
in “'9 WWII!“ Withdrawn" clubs on , .
exporting n this shield. “optimally-ll, ., ~ _ .
motorist ls
’!l
“tier“! . dimer.
A very strong staff of teachers gives
, individual attention to every pupil. A
returning from :-
thc purpose of hearing the. report oi .
and.
.aud Ernest Van Zu‘ndt, were guests .
llnolcums and : .
the oplhion that possiblyh‘o hnd been ‘_ .
hurt and~ mg being rushed to n doctor .
.» Automoblllsta uh uid heed this warm ‘f
“'28 stretch doable‘across the road to
on
fl
lll‘. Janice T.
Hi“. " c 1’
~ 0 _ l .tl
; York lixmnlnln “lifter. our specialist has
4 s Dillon. and is prwtll'od:.t0' mnkcioitpcrt exanuuutlonw1
0i l’i‘l‘ dt‘lt‘cls at our allies and store in the, Opera House Block. So.
Millim“ 4" cases 'wlli receive his personal" attention absolute”l
rm ”(Charlie Glasses. if needed. will be snubbed fit We“ “‘3‘
low as $1 Der pair for ONE WEEK ONLY. Dr. Godfrey will give you
MB hOll‘m‘mimon of the state of your eyes, and will not prescribe
glosses “mess pofluvely "eye'sary. , I; ‘ .
Office hours from 8:00 s."m. to 8:00p. at. Saturday until 10 ii. In",
“a“ Mr eye: examined iv un- Insulin. wan. he I. hog.
Come in and get acquainted. ‘
United American: opp
, . HOYT‘S THEATRE smear:
, r
with"; Inc. -1
, ”Factory'm‘ m an: at. n. v.
,.
WEST ST.;»A1iTD éCR'IBriER- Ayn,
South NorWnllpgp .
We are now developing this Choicegrcside‘ntial property, lo-
cated on the high land, within ten minutes of the station. It has
been carefully restricted, and divided into half acre lots, which
we now offer to the builder or investor. , .
OWN-Y0 R HOME * I
by purchasing a plot for cash or im‘ our easy payment plan. If
you are prepared to build at once, we will maker-you a very at-
tractive proposition. Ask your local broker or‘write, us. We are
not strangers in South NorWalE—Harbor View Beach and Har-
bor View Park, and nap: the bestoi all, HIGHLRND.;PARK;
Associatedfiupdd keys
. ... 9.
'- worm” Wang-if... 3:, . .lhe
n
.m - ... n. .
\
Pulley 0f “Q‘WiWhllNl ‘
Been Going on Quietly [0,. ,, ,
you and Inn-liar , , _ ,
it“? till! example 0‘, WWW big "man
.. ‘ltitlt. spring
5 JIM, since the
”hit...
h, vs not been pill ,
it lie of rmcnchmolit
ineuts are sum to have been reduced
under an m-mirurv order to cut the
number oimnployees six, Der 09“ Th .
reductions have not ”@911 radical...“
it is "a, little bore and them
one man Ouch, 0n the Worcester dl-
vision, Mlllviiio, Uxhridge. Blackstone p
and Woonnmkot have :been among ‘
those
. prosecuted.
,,Somo Would -;
. ‘ Ngw or ‘ ‘
Although the a million? did not 101..- ii
and ordor'h general cancel~
atlon of plans
as into effect in ‘
out! i
on putting so iii an?“ the road. ..
c .
film; and 9 .
rovllicnce , ,
are to M
h.
ments that
ly with the
of fins ’M
Vfie‘mc depart- ' ‘ I
. sunshine. even
for improvements, it 3 . .
beginning of the new 4‘35, ., ~
fiscal, year, whichdates‘ from Juneau, a
‘: H ‘
3
out: or man; who; [in/lusts... EDI-9,55?
WAISTS; NOT MANY‘IN EACH LOT BUT HUNDREDS. IN 4THE‘ AQQBE.’
, , 2
l;
‘MW country W10“ "m “”0““ GATE. AT mass sauces YOU cAN AFFORD TO HAVE" "um”?
affected. In several instances .}
the men huvc been station baggage-
mnsters, vciomns in the service. in
the motive power department the
opening of the new engine shops at
Rendvlllo, Muss. gave the opportunity
to reduce the force of machinists em-
ployed for a limp at least, through the {
closing of smallor circus, including that ,
at Valley Falls.
lif‘Two Saturday nigllttl‘ln succession
have seen a lot of'notlccs to quit
airmen lathe roadway department. The
ercester division has reduced both
the work truln gangs andihe section
crews. The reduction has not been
radical, or unloolled for at this time
of the year, but amounts to. about ten
per cent. of tho. force. a
0n the other hand, the large‘lm-
movements from time to time sn- ,
pounced are still on the docket and i
will yequire on curly increase of 1a-
borers far greater than all the reduc-
tions made. Delay in the arrival of
rolls and other material has prevent-
ed some of this work from being
in the train service the conditions
are so bound by agreements between
the company and the empllyees and
by the lawnmnd commissioners’ rul-
ings that no saving is likely» except
the reduction of train mileage goes .
with “it. This has been the case of '
the Norwich and Worcester branch.
where three trains each way ._ have
boon removed from the schedule tor
the whole or part of the way, this,
however, being made possible by the .
substitution of equivalent electric car
service running parallel with or over
the some rails.
W...—
»itch! itch! Itch!——Scrutchl Scrat-
ch! Scratch! The more you scratch
the worse the itch. Try Doan's Oint-
ment. it cures piles. coczma. any
skin ltchlng.‘All druggist sell it.
“...... ..w» M f”. ....
, sTmorarfiTE'
administered by Dr. Jerome D.
n
E. s. iiino.Prus. 1199
, g§firfinguenot Street,
New Rochelle, N.Y. Tel. 823..
WW _,:——.:5“ —""'
‘ Now open for the Season of 1907. / A -
Dancing, Boating, Bathing
and other attractions.
Especial attention given to Automobile Parties.
Roller Skating every afternoon and evening.
Wampum.
M--.»
Shore‘Dlnners a Specialty.
The Business ‘Enucnron.
i.
a. school pspcnpublishcd by
Merrill.” Business , College.
will help you decide what to do when vacation is over.
Sent freeupbu request.
‘ M. A. MERRILL, Pris.
uW-urm.‘~n ...—......— ~ . .. ....
H use”
They, are pro
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‘ ttlly made of sheer. firm, lawu,.wlilto ground with parallel
stripes of black or blue. Shirts are extra full with deep ilouuco sud seller-
one hem. waists nro button. trout. in the now Marlo Anioinotln style with
latest uhcpe sleeve. The regular pried in 82.00. but we will sell what we
ncw'hpvo at ti.60,tho unit. Not a large ,qunntiir. so comu curly.
,3 . . y . y, . , : ...,
’1‘ ' J "I ‘ ‘i ‘ t K "I “’1'. ,V‘ ’1” . ' .11 y"".‘
' ‘4 , l ‘ ,
ammunition Strut _ South Nowell:
at .f- Wt 9’ ‘ f ‘ o d
o , o , i a ..«ou , .
J _- Tolilihouc out.
MM._.W
they thin‘zfitih‘b going, too
...‘g:
S.
m.
~' conditions
Wirt. a graduate oi the parent
T ‘ at Kirksville. Me. This
smbfiwwm“ " .-' ucnt will
modern, l’ll'llfiicS§‘-*&.
ocvrcomc the most oilsl
chronic disease.
New York oflicc, No. 25. W.~
42d St. Phone (:89 Bryant. Officr
(lays Tuesday and Friday of each
12 Issues Place. Phone 123-3.
Consultation Free.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. ,
Direction Joseph England».
Panel-:9 50.1%,160
week. '
Offioe days every day with the
; S n-
. MATINBE SATURDAY, spur,
All the Latest Moving Pictures and
hear Master Walker Sing.
Norwalk office and residence.
exception of Tuesday and Friday.
Hoyt’s Theatre
AMERICAN LtrsooaAPH co.
Illustrated action.
W
Baseball.
In». . m...— ..., ”......
e
Nahum Amusement rm
OATURDAY, AUGUI‘i“ ii,
'NORWALK‘
vI.
”reasons,
of the Hudson River Luann.
Admission 26o: children under 1!. ice.
Lulu-1m. to the proud lunch ' '
SKATniGT RINK
concussion
Open ovary litomooninnd cranium.
8385 Wflfihi
The: Paris {Clouds < 87.31111; Himalaya .
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET; , . ‘ _
Waists,’former price $1.50 new ......
.Waists, former price“. 8,?“now -..‘.. .
100 dozen Wulstsyformer‘prloe ”.98.
{White Dresses, in lawn, regular prices
‘ article-Iona-
White Net. Dresses
"fa
Shill-
‘ pro arousing ovorhnulo
null mimics it w
...ou...‘..,--'-.....-u
...
Girls’ Dresses We are almost givln
......
Mm_m
-' o WALL crater. ,’
TLANTIC COAST OMSTER NOTES.
: (From the Fishing Gazette, N.,Y.)
t During the next. sessions ofthe led ,
lslnturos oi Maryland and
‘ , '0': culture will receive considers-
} 7 ' "in. The Maryland officials
lilo. ntteu VS?“ to regulate the
have u radio if W‘ Dr,
WWW“! rSlliiDii'. whichvoun on We“ 4
{undo effective with concurrent nation
by. the Virginie. authorities. '
,2 Captain Jacob Donal-lg (Systeg, steam-
nt West San
a
rook, h l.
Wcstcrbeke Bros, are enlarging
their oyster shipping plant at. West
Snyvllle‘ L. L ,
; Oystgr Shipper William lultlolph. of
West nyvlllc. L. l.. is making a tour
of inspection of the, New York city
in rkct.
. ulfolk County, L. i.. oyster planters
pro {eioleing over the discovory this
ivee of it good set of spawn en the
buy bottom.
it is reported this week that there
is another big oyster set. in the (trout
South Bay, l.. l., and that the pros-
pccts' for next season's crops are most
encouraging. Charles J. _0deil.,'of Put.
homo. suy's that the spawn cannot
ct bog , . the “naked c. but will
ho vlslbo s to time our ngAuzust,
«cording to the weather conditions.
A fairly liood not of oyster spown
glint: discovered this wool: in Upper Po.
on c. ' '
., An encouraging report comes this
week from the oyster set in Long is:
land Sound. thouub in the deep and col.
tier Sound waters the spawning psrnld
{vagina about a fortnight tutor than in
llflillty. - »
z. a Saturday marked the end of
the noon «coma for the “untu-
ul gmwthi',’ oyslcrman of Connecticut.
he rillDBGi season only applies to the
lads buoyed by tho «tutu, but they in»
net strew-
......e.ig.......
noov‘,.;...:...
37.00111) to 315.0
.................XIII‘IIII... ......... “incantation;
White Lawn and Linen Skirts ..... .‘.‘....'....... $1.48, $1.98: $2.98, $8.98;
Black and Blue Brilliantine Skirts ................
3A few Silk and Pongee Coats, were $3 5.00, now . .. .. .
Long Linen Costs in 6 styles ........,...... ....... $4.98 to $7.98
g away, as We must~seil them re- ;
gnrdless of cost. Said in bOKh'Stbréfir, W , . . 4
Nemo Corsets
nuoivlu OICII'
. an: in; sort-I crease
the MAIN eraser. enuresis: » .
v
, .
‘ Everyoogih‘the .
‘ Eyes Examined Free
. poo Point undrunnlng along the can . ‘
Virginia, Bil
4t-
nsrrv when wtusr FOR EVERY pinyin; TM,,W§§K.
All sizes in Colored Lawn waists, in light and dark colors. 59c value, 390
Fine quality White Lawn Wolsts. with ultrrow, phenomena check elf
facts. tucked front and. back, long sleeves, with. tucked culls, made to sell
for $1.25, new 790. , .
White Lawu Waists, tuckedntronts, with lace insertion, tucked backs. N
bargain at 79c. , ' .,
12 different styles White Lawn \Wal‘sts. made up in the very latest stye
‘llsh effects, the lot to be sold at a big reduction of their true value. The
nbovc waists will have to be seen to be appreciated. Only We each.
0
..-—...“... ....
;.' :esourrI-l nonWAsK. boom j? j
31.49 .
.. 31-98
0 new“ .. '
$3.93, was and taps
III.
....... ........
nut
vino.
$2.98 and 3:33 ‘1
ooI'vOi‘I. '
98.253148, :1 .93, attains ms
so. nonwiuut
, urn MAIN s1.
,w
u.
‘ .iiinticalzliine.
NORWAL' VI. _ '
primates-...; a. on... grain in.
Providence River. southerly of Gate,
side of ground now held-by- Galina:
55;. ‘ , . >
John Shepherd of ’Brlstoi. it.
made application to the “hull
Shell li‘lsh Commissllo‘n is)? l“
res of o stcr group n r .
a ..‘unwif- and easterly of ~ lrty. 10"
~ in . wlic‘ul t, .stol harbor,
shimmc . ,r and adjoin-g
luggrouud now ‘Mi‘d'liy him northenly
of ilog island. Also‘ for .flttecn acre»
near the head of Bristol harbordbcing. .
Weswrly‘nud northerly of Ms». other
ground on Section N. ~
THE AUGUST AMERICAN, BOY;
The first of a series of "illnwalno'ia'i‘
pictures adorns the cover Dugout tilt!
August American Boy. The contains
may well he usllcdftbo vucntiomiuuw
on account of the numerous exoclienfid‘é
stories it contains. The Tomlinlon‘i“
Sprngue and Ellis serials are on about;
with increasing interest: .in‘ ditlob.‘ %
RT.
there are two shorter sorlulueutliiod’n
"any. h! Hurley P. Glimmer, enchante-
story 0 surpassing interest, rind $2
the Plus, by .l‘. A. Knowltom~ U: “
yachting story» Bani, wot tho, in
stories it"?! . How 0 Slope ,,»
Won its Spurn, tolllnuvhuwj seven ,. .
little dorky boys‘ero‘r‘mod an be‘i-o ', ‘
act, and the reward they chcso' rum
Tale of a Dog. touchinx lllnduosuio on: _‘r
dumb‘frlululn: ThoiYoung Picador-i $
dig .
Escape. n story showing the quick wl
cud daring of the boys of Rsvoluti _
My own: Dick and Joeteiunlmr .’ ...»,
adventures of lava boys in the only: .3
sixties on their way the Color ,,
mining cmnpu. and he Were-Y]. ,;
and the Real Wolf anottmr line no. .
Itory. The sketch of Robert 4 ,
the inventor of chitin: for pro , , L ’f'
boots, will be of interest, at this time.
cascconnt of the celebration any I j. «
iury of utomnboot traveling.
«
it)
r.'
ll.
d lied in Lona islnnd
Very this lililllilil’l that oyster
Ithu old of microscope.
Militia: in transit in.
ads the great lirlducport bod, off
rldueport uud Sit-attord the uranium
and . fro
{Which in good linlcs Juli y handle a
thousand. bushel» of sued oysters sic
taken.
i Oyster Pllldltbl‘ Woltord Van Papers
but. of West anyviilc. l... l., in credit
odwith having made the first disco;
spawn
have again out in the Great South 13‘! ,.
ghls‘dlqcovcry Mr. Van Popcrlnu mm c
r The next
two who in the shell. producing or-
od and nnyyioleut notion of w llilil
the tuiuluo:
unulblo advice to boyuln given,
borihoro um {Nib BOY- oll flit
toi in; of prominent school
Catcher. showing what. a
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