Evening sentinel, Monday, March 2, 1908 · page 1

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' Club. In Wuhlngton
well Ittended. Rear

*cnrtII Iubmltted hlI an-
alpwing the mount mom

three Ichoonera. eleven
. ‘ ~ haven other rail bean. and
3333.» - r launchen. rue 3-lndeb3ted

— Will! club't whiny homeboy
‘ fig,3thI and ot the year amounted
‘ ‘- 0|! "Mm-d Itockout-
‘3'wm'.l“0“.l,7m. .
' rer notion 0. Mitchell report.

3_ vomcera at
0*] year were
" II tollowe: ,
‘Wm—Wtuun I. Hattield.
" "Vloe-Commodore—Dr. 1.. hi Allen.
"Real-3 Commodore—Jamel Golden.
, Secretary-Ocean neuron.

ecluh for the en

33 Treauatvr—ltobert 0.; Mitchel“
AIIIItant mun-Robot G~
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""L'f’i’m daqdorunt to
.W “p pyenllal

IItihe Racing Ami”?-

that he had attended two meetinge oi
the board had participated In plane
for holding an AtIhIIiio ooaat confer-
ence. He had nine attended I dinner
In New York, when arrangementa were

made for I regatta to be held between
the Northport. Bridgeport. Huntington
and Norwalk Yacht Chiba. It wII pro
poled to have one race oil the Nor-
walk Yacht Club'I countc, and two
men acrOII the sound, the latter two
to be held' during AuguIt. and the
one of Nana": on Labor Day. the
time of the Norwnllt Yacht Ciuh'g an-
anal regatta. There will be suitable
prlgeI altered by the clam Intereated.
The chairmen of the regatta commit-
teea will meet later and make all the
detaila n'eceIInry.
, A letter was received from [then
Hill. owner oi Tavern Inland and alIo
property on Hickory liluil. In which he
wanted dredging is deeper channel
In froatoi' the club property. and along
the reeldencea in front of the Bluff.
A vote of thanks watt tended the
South Norwalk Club tor the tnte ol the
. room and Commodore llutilnld thank
ed the when for the honor con-
ferred upon him.

Tull! WARLIJ’ FEVER CASES.

Overlook AoIdIMy Cloud Temporarily
—Tllo 00M CIIGI.

Three caIeI of Icnrlet lever in the
City at Norwaik have been reported to
Dr. William J, Tracey, the health olll-

cor. One cue. that of a iron at Ferris
any. at Henry Itreet, hub been In prng
run for wine time. ,-

The two latenneIIeI are thw- ot
Clllford ll. Carglll. the well known Nor
wnlk carpenter, who II laid up It hit-
home, 25 lint and... and George II.
Pettit. oi Fluahla longlaland. Intu-
dtvnt It the Over flllltary Acade-
my. in but around. By agreement
young Petilt nae been Men to Mr.
Cargili' I home to go through the ttlego
of the dlmae. '

The Academy II being thoroughly
Inlgntod and will be ready for I r3"-

 

dent Itadenta bottled
he an union for the grant. The
time loat now will be made up at

M'
LINONOILLI ,OAII "ON TOMOR-
NWI I
UIIIII Iotnetbing‘ intervened. the
1W“ one will you totaorrow
mania. la loath limit HON

FILED Fill tutors
unmet-«Woe 0mi-

plalnl

Pour when after divorce. all we
M. have flldd ‘petltlflia In the civil
IIIbOl'lor cOttrt. and every one or them
Illegal Intolerable cruelty. All or the
mum are returnable to the larch
term oi the court.

14an l kibble» Ol Bridgeport. Il-
lege- thIt John a. Itobbic, or pIrtI
unknown. whom Ihe married on dan-
Hid” changing her name from
ll. Church, ItIrlOd In to be In-
tolerably cruel Ind kept it up until he
left her over three your ago. She
wantII divorce.

Annettnelhnap Inert: that Edwin
A. Bellman, whom Ibo married at Port
Cheater. N. Y. deptember 9. 1901. web
guilty of intolerable. cruelty between
July. 1902, Ind” November, I906. She
wail Anna M. Keefe previoua to her
marriage. and with a divorce Ihe
would like pormiulou to return to her
maiden name.

‘ Comelia V. storml, nIe'l-Ilgglnga.
Ieelta legal IepIration imm Samuel
flora». thrmorly' of Brooklyn. but
when whernhouta are now unknown.
Bhe IIyI Ihe marina the reapondent

October 7, 190i, and that he deaerted
her September 7.1004. She IlIo Iayn
that between December 25.1902.and
the date he left thin unhappy born. he
won guilty of Intolerable cruelty.
Annie Broda thinkI that Ihe baa
been married to Abraham BrodI Illa),-
anther too long. She wII Annie lath-
than until Septembdr h. "on. when
Ihe took Erode "tor hettér or woiaefl
She evidently think It "I for worIe.
becauIe Iho alleged that between Sep-
tetn 1 IM. and the mount time he
haI been guilty oi Intolerable cruelty.

fcillttltitstltttt mu m ~
sacrum or tritium

Said to BI.- 0ne oi the Prqba-
hillilea Shouldw. Ii. Tell It
Elected President

 

 

 

candidate tor congrennan-atdarge
thlI year to Inoceed Mr. Lilloy. hir
Bodonweln haI hId In ambition to
go to cow. and he wan a candi.
date to Iuoooedldr .IlrIudegee In the
Third dIItrlct when the latter wan
chonen senator. He retired. however.
when hir. HigginI entered the race In
order to lteep New London county
from being divided at the ammo-
Ilonnl convoution..He in reluctant now
to engage In I contest for the noqu
nation for congrenhmnn at-Inrge that

might cause a feellng that would be
prejudicial to the general IntereItI of
the Republican party In the Itnte.‘ Ho
realizt-I thi- lmporlnnco In it pretildt-n-
tlal year of having the party uolldly
united. Nor door. he deIlre to be
placed in I position of Intagonlatn to
tilt.- notor Wulttlt of Greenwich. or Major
TIIIon, of New Haven. both of whom
are aald to he rival candldaten for the
Republican nomination.

There iI a growing belief ImonI
Repilhlicnhn In the bible that if Mr.
Tntt In elected prIIIde-nt he will ap-
point Congressman Hill of the Fourth
tlllltl'lci secretary of the irwmury in
MI cnblnot. Thin would makh a VI-
cnncy In the dintrict. Senator 'Walnh
would much prefer to roprcaent a nil-
trlct In congreILthan the Itatc at.
large. and he would like to be Mr.
Ilill'tt Iucceaeor. But If be In e ted
this war to Iucceed Mr. Lille ho
i'illlthl expect to be choIeu In Mr.
llIll'I Iucceaaor In the event 01 tho
luttr-r retiring from oongrean to accept
in cabinet poIItlon. Porhapa It waa
thin speculation that gave vibe to the

talk some monthII ago that Senator
WalIh would go bull to the little Ion
ate ihiI year.

Major TIIIon, of New Haven. hII
been loolted upon for I long time an
heir nblnw toCongreIImnn Ilpttrry'b
cungreuional Italian in tha- second.
dirtricth. III. 100. would pron-r to rep
rt-m-nt a district thnn to be the con-
grt-InmIn-ni-Iare. and be In content
to wait for the radiation of MI Ini-
bltion until "Uncle- Nehemiah." In Me
comtituenta affectionately IpeIk of
the venerable convened. retiru.

IIIUILDINO INITN'I IOLAND
N000!

Altred hie-t re. the liew York man.
who pttrcha Bmlth'a Inland. or."
gumm'muw... ' m

I .

oldmhomenm conga“ hid
me once I Iammer.
bieItyrI bowwver. IIIIIII to have the
ktht believe

damn
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inI Afldiddihlhdcdfllv

Ihook. Harbodywaaw.m
theburnlng hon-3e with 3.

 
 

 

.JOIJIIldim Wind. ilei
-Prittcile Lets wet to TI-
ham ‘Facit‘lriII --— l’II‘piI
Flee II Panic Without Alli-Ii
to 8m Household Gem
TAMPA. l'la.. larch 2.4T» entire

extreme northIIItIt-I IIttioI I"! the
city waI burned hatweda I a. in. and

 

covered forty-Ive heron, “I ”I build-
IngI wet-I dontvoyed. eathlIhg h loan
eatimated at “00..”0

The burned Iection Includea' tour
large and one Iinull cigar factoria-
Ind numerom reItIanatI. I‘Il’noua.
boarding bounce and over :00 deIl«
Inga occupied’by cigarmakera. The
lactorlea burned were then. at ht.
Btachelbel'a & 00.. Iona "00.000: ill.
Peron d Co. IOII “0.000: about“
ll'IIher h 00.. Inn ”.000; laberg.
GunIt & Co. I branch of the hiacbel-
bora company. lo- “this data»;
don & Brother. lone WM AI M
iorlee carried large emote of tobacco
and clgara.

The area Iwept ””533
that part or the city. ‘ '
the Michigan Intrig- "‘ Into-nth
and Twentieht media. It originated
In a boarding houae In Twolflh Ivo
one. and tuned by a atroag wind.
unread out. deiyiag the alarm Oi the
entire city are departmdrt" which waa

crippled by the VIII «E .
Occupante or over III '

thrown Into I panic. VF:
tempting to nave but Ilttlo tit Chic be
louglnga. One iItIilty la
Cuban woman who dropped

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Pin. 3 333.3%»3

biasirno dam The ilr. dually burn
ed itself out.

in the Stachcllierg factory a wild
Iilver cue valued at 325,000. In which
cigars of the'llrm were diaplayod nl
world's talra and enpoaltlonn, wII do-
Itroyed.

Al. the home of Miguel ltldrlguez. I
cignrmakcr. the body of I child In I
coilin awaiting funeral Iervloen was
cremated.

$2.025.” L0“ IN NEW YORK FIN!

..__..
Car let-rte of city Railway and 740
Gate DeetrOyed.

NEW YORK. March 2.~—Two hm
that brought out all the lire npparnluI
In the upper aeolian oi the city and
raged Ibom midnight until dawn yeti-
tetdtty dentroyod the car barnI oi the
New York City linilwny Company in
Harlem. and the paint ,fnctory or
George W. Groin d: (1.0., only a few
blocItI dIItant.

Bow-n hundred and forty hurt to
rare were burned nnd the loan to 3”
company In entlmnted at $2,600,000.
The loan on the paint rectory in given
II "35,000. It wait the railway com-
pIuy'I Ieuond IeriouI tlrt- within I
year. the former having dr-Itroyed the
liadlaon avenue cur harm

The car barnI took up the block
bounded by l'li'lt and Second iin‘lIillfli
and Ninetyelxth Ind Ninety-Iveenth
firemen taught the damn from the
elevated road and It In conaidered re-

 

’ markable that no one web injured by

the fallln walla. The painta and oIlI
Ia (irate Co. 'I factory binned furlouI-
Iy and within I Ihort time the building
me In ruInI. .

LITTLI THING CAUOIA Ila TROU-
' ILI.

Whale Talley Imm riu’up m In
blow by the Ireakirtg It I ”It.
The whole trolley Iervice It The
Nth wan tied up by by bnaltiag
oiapanntheeIhIIItvIlreoft'bv
engine which MIIIhII the power Ior

thIItrIet'rIiiraId dynamo .It the
leadow Itreet power Itatlon, thII

re wen. wade Mkfitfiem

 

 

 

Forty-live m and liver I

lp.m..yeaterday 'l‘boIIIIbt‘t‘rIed'

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am. 1 17-100;
‘ .-..llaaar'e high ronJ :

TOUINIY.

3 probably II-'
to the South

a pool tournament

“club. The NOD

ted I committee

“nth Norwalk

 

 
 

 

beetroot,
cuttings Mott iiiliiil'
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3II the limo
stead d weed and
was 33” Wallace
INN!“ ’i‘ ' "3“? ‘
oh. the “lighted no In.

Mar night ridecuon truth I

burning bar. 3 the Towntl of Weat-
Ia't and 3 . Ia and near hipper-
lIy'I mill ~33 3

 
 
 

Thebara on the homoetrad ot
lira. Wr of Wllllam
Sherwood, gl3addition to twenty
drab toad'ot .‘h'eaaalderable Mll-
uty of [mg 33 :gtIaIIlI were coquur
ed in the ' Who hour. on the
property I by worm run-
Ielt ahd Mill:

The origin «the thehre II unknown

When It wII dlIOéVIred it had gained
Inch headwg'y that there was no hope
W
llCAidl LOO? it!” IRIDOIPMT.

new iwmm'wvukmb-
he did amt-It anon-
“Ultimatum
Dam .otuewvoruu
matrimonial-melon»
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II~WIIhlanton ItreI‘t, at Ilr. Green-
Itein‘o home in Williama atruet, Bridge.
port. Betntulby evening the doctor
went out to I drug more two hloclta
away, to purcbnae Ionic cigarettee.
and it wan two hour: More he return-
ed. After he had been gone about. an
hour hiI wife telephoned to the drug
More. and 'Iert considerably worried
when Ihe learned that he had: left
there an hour bemu-

Dr. shaler Ilad'hpt’lll. the two hourtt
traveling about in Worthington Pdrit
hitting completely loat hlI bearing!
lIt' Ilaally arrived back at Mr. Green-
Iteln'a home, where ho had to taco I
good quy good natured plmntrlel.
The Mary Of his experience but ldek-
od out, and he will probably be huay

tor Ioni linle buying clgnrb for his
friends.

OOCIALIW AND NEW TIADI UN-
IONOM.

...._._

Frank loittl. ed New Verb. to AddrcII
booth Norwailt Congregational
hiert'I Club.

The Mon'I Club of the South Nor-
wIlit Congregational Church hII In
ranged an lntareatlng meeting of the
men tor tomorrow evening.

The executive board of the club are
arranging for I.Ierlee of dlIcuIIioae
with regard to meld. InduItrlIl and
civic pmblettld. The Intention II
give all alone I lair hearing.

Tomorrow evening hank llohn. oi
New York. I repreaentatlve of the‘ao
cIIliIt labor Party II to preeent the
Iubject anclIlIIm and the New Trade
UnioniIiu. from the Ilandpolnt ot hla
party. following bin addreII the Inb-
ject will be thrown «men for general
dIIcaIIlon.

The club Icw numbera about in
men and the member-hip mmtttee. at
which A. Dwight Km lI the. chair-
inIn.iImIkinIIaIlorttoeulIrgIthe
memberdlp larder” bring together
loomenlorihegarnoaaofthaclab.

 

 

The Invimwtbo-o‘ututm
row waning lI atit doalaed toil.
membenottbealahbatleaetaaval

inviudonhtoahmwhoruybela-t

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lllee on 0‘13"!th

 

NEW YORK-.7” 3
ger steamer Coamié Or 3
and Porto ltico Steam 3
went about In I define Indar 0|l
Jones Beach. on the Inn Ihore or
long Inland. about twentyj‘hiileI cut
of Sandy Rock. 80 deuce wII' the log
that Capt. Dalton was unable to Ice
enough of the Ihore to IIcertIin what
pert of the cunt hiI veIIel had Itrurlt
upon. and although be promptly bent I
wireleaa manage to the oilico of the
company in WI city. he wan unIhle to
tell where to and the “Illinois he
required. and it was not until the
bound of a Iteamcr'I wIIIItle giving
diItrIII IlgnnlI waa heard from the
above that the location or the Coamo
becaume known.

The 00“! PIerl 0' the Zach'I Inlet
lite eavtag Itation patrolling Joni-I
Beach wII the‘ hrat to locate the
ItrInded Iteamer by the IoundI that
came out of the fog about I mile east
of the station, I

Preparationn wore mIrlc by the lite
IavorI to Iend I boot oil to the atrand-
ed Iteamor. AI the wind wII light and
the beach where Ihe grounded in Iandy
It wan believed that 'the ‘pIIIengerI
were in no Immediate danger.

The Zach'e Inlet life Iavlng Italian

in located on the weeterly end of
Jone-I Beach. where an Inlet enter-I the
bay between Joana Beach and the
mainland. ’
The Ooamo left San Juan. P. It, for
uh Yoruoal’eb.” and to have
reached Jonea Beach taunt have pana-
ed the coir-Ina to New York harbor
'and trimmed northeaatward twenty'live
milOI before aha urge: the beach.
OrdiIIrlly the Coamo bringa north
mm mm at thin IttIIIn.

..3._3......._._.._ .
”NONIOATIONAL FINANCIAL lb
PORT.

birth Nemlir Climb Unwed a hip
Gain in levotluda Leat Year.

The South Norvnlk Congregational
Church and Pariah has landed In print-
ed form in annual ilnInciIl report for
1907. a church treaaurer'I receipts
allow an increaae of 81.600 over the
previous your. The paraonage debt
"I decreaned by two. The total

amount mud and collected by the
phritth during the year wII ”.128.

The total pIrIIh enpenaeI were 87,686.
The aunt of ".624 waa alIo given tor
minionn and benevolencea. The null

unmet. 1908, \II $1.345.

largeat amount raised by any
of the varioue IoclotleI wII that of the
Woman‘ I Auociation. which amounted
to $570. The second largettt wan the
Bible Ichool which rained 8m.

CNAKEUP FOR NEW HAVEN PO-
LICI.

Chief Cowlee IayI Then to lie Peli-
tlce in It.

NEW HAVEN. latch 1-6th of
Police Henry D. ()0qu ha- alven hia
department I Ihaheup which baa been
expected for demo time. and which
line not proved I dlaaopOlntment. The
captaina, four Iergeaata and lltyo
m patronnien have mu trInI-

ChiItotPOlloIcowlee an that
neither htayor martin nor “the neon-
beraorthepolicebcardhad anything

 

 

toutt onaecttItt PAR new one

lane Ole alerted a report IuIIId‘I
lItIrdayalIhtthItJOannreIIber, the
welthaowa barber, who new he I

 

Ihopintheflorwalhltotel badtdropv
paddeadJ'hO Hannah"
ever.lr.nIIIehIr IaeIeelieIt‘
health. '

4.40"".

“Mt... w. “‘ “ditto

Oeavt ' '.ua..ta
tee-uh. .f. thIIevIav

getting." “inflame-IO:
eight". .' '.
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* BfllMll TIES

on hand In the venom treacurlcn Jan-.

‘5 turlng purpOIeI.

 

 

write me: rues
. m mutt: monster

dim It no.7. the Adoption
It the lien Wage Schedule
to lake Elect Today

aoero. arch 3,—lore than are
thouaaod lte cutterI quarrymen
and other-I employed lath WWI
duatry and la the Iurrounding can?"
of Barr-I, Vt.. hiontpelier Vti.

 

pen-kin of work today, due to I tell-
urO by the uniooa and the manufactur-

new wage auto and working agree-
ment to replace that which governed
the induatry up to Saturday. Althouah
the Vermont and Rhoda Inland union!
voted to amend operation until their
demendn were met by the manufactur-
era. the cuttera in Quincy reported 1'0!
wOrk today. following a vote to wit
the rnntera In dleute for arbl

Igreement. calling tor the mango
wage of 37% cent: an hour, II naked
by the Vermont Unlona. while the
manufacturers any they will contract
for no aborter period than three yearn.
This unionI In Weeterly naked for a
minimum compennation of forty cente3
an hour In pIIce ot the thirty-seven
and one-halt ceniI which they recelv'
ed under the old agreement. Half a
hundred paving cutterI and about II
many hlIckamlthI employed In the
quIrrInI It Weatrrly Iiao Itruck todar
for In lacreIIo In waged.

NEW LONDON. larch 2.4mm
cuttera In the big quarry centera In
tho. Itnte went on Itrlkn today and II
a renult the induItry II at a atandtitlll
It preaent. At the liooth Hrotllera'
quarriea In Waterford, fifty men are

 

another halt hundred are on Iirike
la Weaterly, It. I., It II alao Iald that
a nuthher of men have qult wort. The
granite cuttera made I tor
In Increaaed wage Ioale, that amounta.
according to I Itatement made by one
at the quarry ownera today. to about
thirty per cent. ThlI demand ha been
refuaed and consequently the quarrleI
are quiet today.

FEllllIS AVENUE NM
' BREAKS BlGlll ‘LEG

rite wing slur-stylu-
jitred'hy I Falleatlie largo-
iiichway. Sunday ‘

 

 

 

Peter Calllgan. I well known ruIi-
dent of Ferric avenue. Norwalk, wan
Ierloualy Injured yesterday afternoon
by a tail on the icy highway.

hlr. Galligan Imtalned I very bad
command fracture oi the right leg.
80th of the honeI protruded through
the fleeh.

The injured man was taken to the
Norwalk lloapltal. where an operation
wII performed on the leg by Dr. Wil-
liam .I. Tracey. assisted by Dr. F. I.
llurnell.

 

Mont of uI would be entirely willing
to trim the grocer it he would amlahly
return the compliment

2 ‘ wnnren.

Advertbanenta Ii 25 werda Inde-
.hlI head. the: 8 Iltvtea. We. Addt
lonalwntdaloenteachperlnaertien

wnwrlwaor wrru noun Ix-
perionce In printing odlce. Schumann
ArtPrlnL m: n

WANTlD—A noon uvmaaa
to tel:- wIIbiag home. Apply W
I loath llaln at. out

WANTED—A IAN FOR
married: age do to is; IIlIry III and
communion. bloat have good ruler-
euceI. lion 876, South lilt'ta'waih.2 1t
Ill

WANTED—A FLOOR 0' 10"
about 50:70 feet. for light manufac-
Addi'III c N A...

 

 

 

 

 

care I‘entinel.

WANTED—T0 BUY. ALL

oteattleIIdpoultry. IiigbIItprIIIIan
llxtra prioeI Mam-“um .

elouth Norwalh. Tel 267-8. lie-e
alrday Iatarda ya.

 

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"Macaroni-elm”
mmullmu
deeaiiwerdaeanteachaar

 

 

erItoIgreeoatheprolelouI oin-

A continuance OI the mount '01.! VI" limb-N! recover and the

 

 

out, and at the quark» at Millntone3

 

 

 

IIIIMI’I II .
ISSISSIIIIIE

PfllIIEIHI

 

“George I. “I”. "it See Iii

Weateriy lt.l.. were Idected byaaua- Driver Attacked by W mfg
Anarchists, One It When In ,
Killed by tibial Slippy ’ISIIII. '

 

CHICAGO, larch 2.—0eorge ll.
Bhlppy', chief of the Chicago Pollen
Department. today aim and killed an
autumn who lnvaded hie home.
wounded the chief, Ihot the oflolal'a
Ion, Harry, in the lung, and Inveruiy

wounded the family eoaehman. .latuea « ‘L

Foley. llIrry shinny lI IeriouIly hurt.

‘chlei wae Itabbed la the hand. hie
wound being trivial. '

The IIIIlIant Intent! Bhlppy'a3 home I

 

 
 
 

 

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In one of the recon.

The man II Iaid to have headed

Chief Shippy I letter. which the chiar,
'hegaa to read Alan-t immediately

the anarchist drew I revolver and.

tired It Harry 8hlppy.1'be boy I‘ll-e
(Continued on fighth Pall.)

LOST.
Leer—A CLIII mt nmlllt

 

iElmwood Ave. High and WW

file A reward tor itI return tta’thla

 

LOST-JHUMDAY. (30me-
ed bI-tocal Ipectum In cane, bum
Trinity Church and Ill-wood Ave. Ian

turn to lira. health. I! Blmwood Ave.
Reward. an .3

 

 

 

 

'ro LIT—Aw
light menutacturia
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Call at 31)., .city.

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ro Lev—rm: nooua II no. 39333

Thmeaklaattterwalk. Anglyh
ltayrnoadhAmhler, Wllton,Coaa.

 

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walk lawnmhmhh
Port St bulimia. Mum“

vo LIT—riva- mo 'le 300
out!“

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painted. the“. and Oil. M "I ”-

per throughout. new bath return. new
Iurnaeeand IndlaaadrytabI. Home”

33333 5,

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walh.ln¢airwthIItAvI.

 

 

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