L Miss DeilaUtilhil
S“ street. has beepi
ury
of 14
w "
Mrs .H. 0. Ella
street, is visiting a Providence,le
ill and.
Mr. and Mn. Roy Gerard have re "
moved fi‘om Westport avenue to East .
Norwalk.
Butler Lodge. No. 97,1. 0 0. F.. will .
hold a regular meeting. tomorrow eve-
ning at 8 o’clock.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19, Knights
of Pythias. will hold a regular meeting,
tomorrow evening.
I
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph H. Bartlem, Jr., Tuesday
morning, July 14th
lildward Froeb of Lowe street. is en
laying a week s vacation from his du
ties in New York city.
Miss Lenora Raleigh has returned to
her home in Norwailt..rrom ,a visit
with relatives in Bridgeport.
' “—4—.—
-—Dr. Dick's cures Malaria.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Stowe. of
High street South Norwalk. are on
tertaihing Miss Emma Brown, of
Brooklyn.
The Misses Carrie and Susie Stev-
ens. of South .Norwaik, were guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wilson.
in Greenwich.
A meeting of Star of Columbia Cir-
cle. Cempanions of the Forest, will be
held tomorrow evening in Mystic
Chain Hall.
south Norwalk Council Knights of
:‘ Columbus, will hold a regular meeting
tomorrow evening, at the hall in Washs
lngton street.
W—
Miss Cecelia immorblum, of White
Plains. is being entertjlned by Mr. and
Mrs. Herman “Quittner. of Clay and
Franklin streets.
Mr. and Mrs. William McQuillan,
who have been the guests of relatives
in Winnipauk. have returned to their
home in Warren Penn.
One of the find‘ show cases in Willis
H. Selleck's store wire broken yester-
day afternoon by George Davis, who
shoved his‘ foot through it.
Miss Anna Nedry. of Leave street
left for Glenbrook, today, to spend two
weeks _ with Miss Kathryne Grogan,
who'has been her guest here.
Mrs'. George W. Harris and daugh-
ter, Miss sfirtrudé Harris. of West
street‘ ‘hkei‘i wn today for Westileld,
to vi; Tilt. and Mrs. George P.
Dreher. 11:1:-
S‘Weico'mg ranger Lodge. Sons of
‘9‘“ gr. id 9. regular meeting,
last on [iép at its quarters in Main
stress. Norwalk. Nothing but routine
business was transacted.
Miss Maud Hoyt Miss Edna Austin
and Mrs. Merrill. of the Merrill BuII-
nessCoilege. are. spending I portion of
their vamtion at the liaison Falls Ho-
tel, in the. Catskill WMountains
Miss Grace Lawrence, of Orchard
street, Norwalk. no friend, Miss Car-
ney. of Ridgeiie’i, .who are spending a
vacation. at Oceah‘ .Grove. have sent
postals to many of their friends and
they report a fine time and expect to
stay this week out there
Although some rain struck The Nor-
Walks yedte'rda‘y afternoon. on other
places there was about twice as much.
in Bridgeport there was nearly a cloud-
EI-City TreasurfirbuatjthewdCorlliett s
boa eff fen W}, e se to earn
thaih he is so 11:11 ré3i‘iireSéd from his
bib to see is} tors. Yesterddy MR!“
(39er ett‘ was v’ ry' Shoal-fut, being with-
ou pain; I'nd. more comfortable. in
every respect than for many months.
The successful operation by Dr. Du-
mortier. after the other unsuccessful
ones. ‘promiies‘ to Yostore Mr‘. Corlistt
to full irealth. andh permit him again to
era and take his
ifs. Th which he in
burst. rain started that; about
11' o'cloc nint WM& '31.” on up
qteadilyn disljirdu i e “lambda,“
and bunny: I‘iho era condoned were
Makeover-e surgical operation that he,
Jeni we mention thp. {set
that -I glIII of our lusciouI
bubbling and cold IodI will ‘ 3
help you through days like .
.111... II-
filmy. fruity, jicy bev- l
.. IIIrIgIo—tbc iiIvor you like.
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UMIC‘I‘.
AIN ITIIEIT.
‘flsmd'an. CONN.
A Day 4:" Boarding School
r flay:
fl
Thorough preparation for Col.
loge. Scientific School or Busi-
ness. An experienced stat? of
teachers gives individual atten-
' tion to each boy. An excellent.
department for younger boys.
For catalogue Iddress.
0 III!!! t. “In. IIIIIIIIII
l
Rent your house through Trio Even.
ing Sentinel.
William (leer spent Sunday on Shef-
field island as the guest. ovar. iloyt.
The final examinations for entrance
to Yale college will be completed this
year on September 28rd.
Mrs. Elmer Joy. of Port Jefferson. L.
1., is visiting her sisbr. Mrs. Edna
Walker, of Haviiand street.
Frank Clark. of Cranbury. is in New
York today. and will witness the
double header baseball games.
Mrs. J. 'i‘ Hayes aned dau htor,
Ethel are visiting friends in rovi-
dence. R. 1.; also Fall River, Mass.
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The fireworks at Roion. last night.
storm until tomorrow. Thursday, eve-
ning. . .
Harry Parkinson returned yesterday-
afternoon to his home in Grand View
avenue, Norwnlk. from a visit with rel-
atives in Waterbury.
........_....__
William F Bishop and son and
daughter of Ilelden avenue Norwaik
left town this ' 'arnlng for Paul
Smith's. in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. William is Blascer returned to
her home in Norwalk, yesterday of-
ternoon, from a very pleasant visit
with friends in New Jersey.
._,.._...._..
Miss Kathryn Fay. who has been
visiting her. aunt. Mrs J. '1;‘,.‘ Hayes.
has gone to Meachum lake)‘ in the
Adirondacks. where she will spend two
months
.'.
James and Toney Mace, of Norwalk,
have gone to New York city and will
attendktbe St. ermei Day celebration
held there tomorrow. This is the great-
‘est day of the year for the ltalians.
Mr. and Mrs George Crofui. of
Broad River, its spending a few weeks
with Mr. and Mrs.W Crofiit. of
(ireénwiclt Mr Crofut commutes to
ofilce each day.
Adolph W Dreyfnss. of the Mshack-
emo cigar store, has mixed up some ex-
in fine tobacco of his own selection
for the use attire Norwalk Yacht Club
smoker this evening. The members
will go doWn bit the 7: 40 and 8 o clock
trolleys from :89qu Main street.
1',W oru Biascer and Charles Payne.
{lest}. yesterday afternoon
for $3,191“ there they
all er, where they
will attend tthe annual field day of the
Eagles. to bé held It fifth place WILL
Their friends expect that they or lose
their “wines? 110 set back to No elk.
Leon H. Tread-well. a BridgepOrt
merchandise in th
Monday. The
by W and
walk. . 4
flaw” is represented
age, of South Nori-
z.’
; .‘lt’s Looks I that Counts
A shabby, baggy suit has kept many
Iss1; personal appearance is worth
more than many letters of reco
,datioti—‘i-it‘ Mills in the basis”; world
his well its" the the social world.
ppci Tailored nit. They
lkaSefleFKO 6n the start addahoid their
shape to the hit. . ‘ .
LEO S. KOPPEL
FAOHJQNAM-E TAILIII.
LII 1"? Igor a};
were postponed on account of the f
work in the Adams Express Company' s .
im has bro maul, against the V
Nehr, "York No Ind ligi'ZM 0rd :
Railroad Company. claitmnz 8 '
ages on the ground that he lost some ..
South Norwalk '
Ifréifihi‘ house 'nre. T e case Is to come J .
up before Wdeflck A. Bartlett, ajus~ I
tice of the-peace, in Bridgeport, next
a good man. back when trying for a
r position. ‘
*W. Nor-walk.
“Vitz'dr‘i I- "
(s '1“;
.fi iii.
‘ ‘ “ 6d a doctors' skill
“14 0‘3" MT so.
. user
scam I"Iii “IVY
will wilvsrrmrs ltd-tile woiIt kind“
of moo
‘30 :‘TM Nflflw ‘Ofli- MINI!“
Ii- I IMMI.
duel»-
Jud” Imorpo wII Wheeler HII Named
"I consumes. of Appraisers.
Judge Georg“ I‘M a has
sacred 9. calamities of appraiserI
on e duly it will to fix the print
will the Itiue 'wll pa y tht
bridge over the Nipntic river, whicl
I the atatejl has Voted; 0 buy try. Theof com
. _ niece died with the cigrof
rts includes Char-lob s field,o
t, Gel. lII'ac‘tl .Ulmsn. o.
‘ Hailen. and Alle'dB :Uncpln; of
llim’fintic. “
”sleigh required that there be named
in dsinferested map to examine
the bridge and its roae'hes and ap-
purtenances and acne in the value
of the preperty. including the fran-
china, and pie daamge. l’f‘ any.
_....I.‘........i._...‘
new comma ilLL. IN use.
fi'i‘he new (arming li" of the mom
tKnapp ‘Hat Com say. which has!
been established in the former United
States Feundry and Sales Company
,plant in Water street, was placed in
operation for the first time. yesterday
~.
; The new forming mill adds greatly to
the facilities of this hustling hat con
1 SCREEN
SPECIAL'
if you are in need of a Screen Door,
our clnince lb secure one
1.25 or 81. 50 Doors for -
now is
of our
12- 18 North Main Stree‘,
I a
South Norwaik.
Give the Boy I
Regular Price. . Sale Price.
$3. 00 .............. . . . . ‘2 15
32. 50 ............. ; ..... $1.75
PHONE 466.
56.00 MI It 1. $8
$8.00. iltsltn......1....1u
$2.26‘Wsis't3 It. WW, .. ........
$1. 75 and $1.9 W‘alsts at.
NE
as wssmu3rou Wa’EmR
Incas launches- III New“
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EIpeciII Itto'iitl‘oiv Will
it
Commencing Next dikes
" ‘ GEORGE
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NEW iLLUS
Bail Pav'
I ‘ e
AD”.w;P”a§IGUI...V‘QOCOCXIO1i
ini-
‘7 ‘ X, 'l V ' . ‘1
daybreak In 6 Ii '6 coin c.1111
, Waiter Elmo
‘ II. “clergyman but
d ..,
WWI to A'lyiwm
NEW BRI’PMN. July “Lu—Because
he win at site marriage certificate
barrel, or ssybrook'.
has been den ed on application in the
‘ probate court. to have the insane wo-
man with who he has been living
ma an and wt 0 for the past year
«£de halt“ mid? mothgrmof hid!
n
' "mo 113111 soils 8 we Iuflelile a;
hill teeiendm 11 03am bouts N Steele,l‘
of No. 594‘: In avenue. They
{gained their 0marriage license fro’ni
own Clerk Loren D. Penileld, on Jan
Jury 24. 1907. To ey wont wit to set
I was not at some.
t the ceremony was s
l‘h th oug ll
,ey tly. and decided in dis-ll
here forinal
' more with t, khinking the marriage
icepse w all that was necessity.
they wan to Boyfhroolr to live", and
awe Te'i'deikéhwi ever since They
lave one chi
A J. Collins
Funeral Drectors' and .Embainiers.
Stamford.
Discount Shes Sale
(I ’ i
Do yau' want smart. new, styles‘i,
your opportunity. We offer- this was;
$31.0» White‘ or colored WaistI .. III
760 Wei-ts, severIiI styles .. .1..." SDI
mobile Waists. whité or colored .. 1. . 399
AMI“ crass Irrnsmodbi
‘_:"J go Bib, W‘VA
diluliol‘rrrzcjllil.....
Ao;nt' three weeks ago Mr Channel
I pfie or; to the probate court to have
Jew ,ie c‘o mined to the retre'ot" an
e insane. e was asked to show
marriage certificate, and all he ecuid
produce was the license The courtvi
refiised to act on the case so in.
0MP pel came here yesterday to the
local probate court. Dr Whittemore',
town It as, examined the wo-
airbus and p need he means.
0 p el is willing to mar t e woman
nah; Iini't on silicon slit or iii»- condition
slie 'c'rlnno't‘ give her cones t, and ”a:
a’ marrisfe would be a vid atioii 0
law It I thought the woman is only
temporarily derau ed. and she, in that
case, can be mm all later
i
camp's-0112;.
M... ,I lulllllivlimilvlllwll
"at!
98c
9511’ ' his
Sootli Norwaik, Conn.
“has-
DON'T PUT YOUN IOY T0 Ll ARNING A TRADEWITWTJIMH'...
‘ GlVlNG HIM A BUSINESS COURSE A?
MERRILL BUSINESS cottons
HE WILL I: BETTER Hires eon my LIN!
or WORK on Tell I AFTERWARD.
‘ :" 'M. A. MisfiRILL. Prln. ‘
PortChester.
*7") “i
l‘l’air oi Oxfords.
We liiive them in All Leathers, Pat. Colt, c1111 Metal
~~ ‘IndRussiaCIif. “"
FLYNN 31 RYAN
Regular Price. Sale Price. ‘
$2 0..... ........ ........150
$1. 0 . ............... y. . "1.30
SQ‘WASHlNGTON STREET.
Waists at low prices? if so. here is
tile following exceptionaiivslu'eI:
Iii‘i
lo‘; scraping ”page .
II 111m.
.119 "‘l
‘ asrwirflmiwp
. .,,.
Many connectictit Counties.
The' towns at till! state of Connhecti-
cut. or t least many of them. have
of late eon havl the finest kind of
's time caiebiqting' heir birthdays and
recs ling the
the curse [on lies in patpeen he
have been characteristic of local
efiiv
aid in rho years
it?
grow in s 1-
(range as
Wit
first and t 6 last, says Trumbull in tie
Ni"; wYork Herald. Without exception
iron out and hays eerily suits on
out nelssm of present and forrriar
(in on and he
re‘aso I malt tn fy for
one coloring“ ens will
The firs impression made by these
centep ninl arid Qloentennlal ceiebra
tions is on his lb old home week
tirincllii
1 lots
as lietbp‘ r one turns to Ver—
nob. or K'illi li‘ which are the two
latest towns o bei‘ebrphe the impres-
skin grows deeper than vet that home
Week ideas and bridal; ties are e‘spe
ciaiiy Ida ted to til 'e smp'll towns of
Cpnnect‘ir;r t rarid :ré note ii adjustable
to te caters 'ofk ’posxlatlon
Merl or ti! "q d? tlsfled
[its gross who were u ddub’t as to the fu-
viii; of stfeinpting to I read home
emotions over a is go tract of
territory. Before ‘S'I‘turdsy night home
every citlsen of the Will} VS” In con-
vert to anything at is, ration of
that ch'arac r. rem mi die of
the weak iill ii thd.ciose e p cult of
goold nature sud patience drooped and
nglpjdl‘ed until at the wind up rejoic-
ecanie 1111111116.».
[Pin violent contrast was the bicenten-
nial celebration of Yale College which
absorbed the city of New Haven to a
definite degree. That, too would hove
been a dismal failure had it not con-
tered in a small section of the towu.
it virus to New Haven what the oldest
' church in a country town is to n cele
bration there. it was the pivot upon
which things turned. Had there been
otligr institutions of learning to in-
clu e in the celebration the affair
would have failed of its own‘ weight.
80 that the cOnciusion is irresistnble
that to he successlui these home cele-
brations must be confined to a special
object and a special territory The
sugges ion. for example, that the city
of Hair ford tie on to the formal open-
ing of its new and beautiful bridge
across the raging connecti‘cut river‘ an
old time week celebration is so fraught
with alarming possibilities that it is
impossible that it stems finally be
adopted. Hartford would experience
all of the mentpl and moral pains the
city of Merldeh ii cred. if. on the
other hand, it e oyed its bridge
opening for two. days. or three at the
outside, the corn unity would always
recall the event‘jf 1th pride and pleas-'
are
The country town celebration, which
is a thing in a class by itself. is some
thing to be encoriraged. As an edu
cational ferce is of inestinirible
value when it strikes with its full force
the latest resident. As It civic influence
there is nothing to be compared with
lairénce it. not only inspire the new
corn r with higher ‘tiioug'h than he
ever had before, but it reawakens the
sleeping patriot of the town born
a spiritual force it bri gs the whole
community closer toget er and gives
a distinct and definite encouragement
to the real brotherhood of man. in
not from everyp lot of view the old
cine week celeb atlon is of infinite
vdlnc o the small towns of the state
, and t oy can well afford once in so
often indulging themselves in it. it
pays The city must look elsewhere
for encouméément. ,
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost a case;
. never let it run into pneumonia, nor
left a. grip- Wreck. Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. But
you want Balm and a plenty. so do not
trifle with the small sizes. but get the
title or 76.00 bottle Ind take half I
teaspoon 1 in water evp y three
hours. Be sure to keep up t is treat-
ment faithfully for two weeks after
you think you are well. to utterly an-
nihilate everym germ in every great or
n.;'i‘hesq pinrng ger If; cause the
evil after e ects‘: t is‘ he f-cured grip
tthe grip starts with hemp rrhage of
the lungs give the large dose every 10
or 15 minutes until It stops.
'NEW HAVEN roIPur UP FREIGHT.
m
Mateo Says Dividends Cannot be Paid
.1 Out of Surplus Any Longer. ;
NEW HAVEN. July ‘15 —-—A.n hdvance
in freight rates on the New Haven
road seems certain as soon as the
proposed raise on the. New York Gena
trill and other ‘trnnk lines takes place.
Willem Mellon said a. short time ago
that if eastern? trunk lines raised their
fréigbt rates the New Haven road
would be obliged to take the same
step;
Now that the‘ New York Central
and many. other eastern lines have
pronounced ‘it necessary to miss this
rates, 1t' is felt terms that the. NEW
Riven road Iwilirfoilowflas. President
miles lndlcatp'du Nesotber resource
h a raising at tho freight rows can
{event a reduction of the quarterly
ll Tdead on Hotelier f. lSlnce' Jann-
Iiy liltI has been? necessary to pay the
Mdehd promptly out of. the fund's
rpluis. 1 Praldent' Mellon says that
‘ tliis‘ ‘wiil be done: no. longer. '
’MJw—oa
CGNDUOTOR G
,-:i. :3
Convicted ‘n new Rayon Court of Em-
bsuiom at rlguAgont on ;, ‘
NEW KIA-m ’Jllly 15. ~James E
T8 20 ‘MONTHS IN
L.‘ .
M chums Ishmaeter on the Derby
it lost (Trolleyr ca.
w'isfl sentenced‘inithe pay court yesten
day to tw‘enty‘biestn‘s ifi jbjall on tour
iobubts ‘or ‘emhdaiielnénb’h y. Issac-I1:
‘tl'IlI' oil-fled unit on June mud tool:
‘treeiivsyus‘me Is our and“ Jane
1‘89 and so was ee'ch; This Is the
heaviest new rem given in tire
dfa’te for I‘ stall” offense. * 1‘
I
m
m Enjoyed” ‘1‘".
‘J'éii
I't
syrup, mainly for the children's
Dalila. . i
Let them once eat I dish oi it
and you can’t grit them back to
common flakes agiain. .
That is good IIfor us—but it's
better for them. For Map] Flake
is distinctively the children’s food.
First. becau’se 1S1: wheIt, and
wheat is the ioodiof the ages. No
cereal fads can ever tdke the place
of it.
Second. becaussi we spend 96
hours in preparian it.
We steam- cook it for six hours
We cure it for days.
use is important.
largely discarded.
The right cereal is Mapl- Flake
All people like ii best. And it is,
the very most nourishing. because it
PROMOTION FOR siAItaoao MEN
NEW HAVEN, luly 15—Annonnce-
meat was made by the New Haven
road today that P It) Zang. of tits
IHownrd avenue master mechanic 112!
the Shore Line ditis‘ion of the New
Haven road has lei-dined. to take ef-
ifect it once. and tth M. 00111 B.
'mastei mechanic of t e New York
vision had been appointed to succeed
him. James McCebe general foreman
of engines, with headquarters in this
ally. .has been promoted to the ode!-
lien vacated by reasoli of MI. Coliins‘
a motion
Mr Zapg
about those changes. has been with
the New liaven read About two years.
J. M. Collins, his sucicessor, has been
located at. iinriem ri er. James Mc
CIbe. the other official promoted. is
w 11 known among I timed men in
iii cit. Their ndvlilncement in of-
.iiclal lie is popular among the em-
ployee of the company.
. whose retirement brings
:-
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chahon Tube ,
Wouidii't you enjoyi Your vacation
better than knew .ths. win I goodly
mostly of cell in your collar ready to
ward off the first chilly breIth of
autumn. We are dsiiyi putting in win-
tor coal for prudent ppopie who plan
wdlIIhIId1wa-osnn‘pt make I mic.
take In thing title.
Buy now—don't wait. until the rush
. ‘ SealCo
The Earns
~1.s,“. ‘4‘
149 Washin on St._
we cook our wlileIt in pure maple }
{gimme .iaierrnplwstsd. In 49°
in these hot dayp. the question oi what cereal to
For heat- produciiiig foods—like main—should be
,{t cereal should be used In place.
One package will be enough to convince you. I
Please Isk your grocer to send it—today
You will be bothi surprised and delighted
‘ leged to have been committed Jone”.
on taste ‘Miipl—flake
01111. I I but: _.,
Inapi flavor. ' 'j " . . ‘3'
We aids} the Shires. amid
the”
Know .’ .‘Iw' {my 3 mm
The object of all is to- brook
dowu the granules of starch by
heat}, so the digestive Juices
get to them.
Fiaited foods can be made it!
one- lounh .of. this time-,wriI . lb“
saving, of course, is considerable),
But the result is a food1 haul-di-
gestibic-half oi the {00d value lost.
And i”: half that is lost for
1:
mcpis; on the stmnachArritatcs till
stomach lining.
You don't want children to he"
food like that.
of I11 cereals.
Ill digests.
. I onsereodNIIuoIoo'ou. .»
Mr. and Mrs. c. 'Pond Webb Home
I from Wedding Tour;
Mr and Mrs. 0. Font! Webb,
marriage in the Little Church
the Corner, a week ago Sunday, ended
a. school girl romanc rrved It
brid 3 home in Nero onr ei ts. yes
to ay, and in the evening tber friends .
tamed out in force to greet them, In): "W“
had the assistance of the Noiot
brass band, the fire department.
almost every thing else ever thorii. g
“Mayor of Noroton” made a spade ocii' iii
which he declared that all the are
departments on earth couldn't dammit \
the order of these young lovers (
pinuse) and ahen with characterise
and iranscen ant originality,
claimed that all the world 11:38?“
lover. (Loud and prolonged app
Warming up to his subject. he :
ed with the deepest feeling
manifestest sincerity that their; '
(led life would be one long. swo'et .I
(tremendous applause). audit thiit 7‘.
children and their cmidmnscnnmI
-—but _'whats the use? You can't“
ei none on paper.
ebbey, who was greeted
with eapplause for exactly 88 minim,
thus breaking all records for- morocco
Heights and Denver, passed no
the —— that is. he shook hands .
all hands (ain't it awful these" he
of a hot day?) and everyhotl’yv " S ‘
girl wife, radiant and evorythlu‘gijui
like the Noroton Mayor laid.- tho
helped out, and so they had ever.”
jolly a time. and for jhirther p'a
lars, 'see next week's rfén 1165'ng
Iwhose new editor got Arthur Bid“!!!
to lend him Dorothy Dix and Ell-'1‘
Wheeler Wilcox n is the us
man interest part of ibe,story 4;"
REQUISITION N‘EARDE FOR BRAI-
HARTFORD, Jam 16. ~Rmflaiti0n
was made upon the governor of New
York today by the executive dep rt-
ment of this state; in tho case “$50-
seph Grabn‘er, of Dibbbry. who is mr- .
ed on a charge or etnbeisiemen’t. (ab '
110.9
, \
4'
—,—T———l—_—v
is not!“ Maine PH and {1.111 is
' II alwafip the some Value 1! every Pair.
:
,.
Wear-I.Siio'es'I- liar rFitm
~122WA|NIMTON MIT. 1
~ by
1; mega; at No. museum _
31%”
nov'r's append ‘
. I ‘ur 1 ,, ,.-,-.Is- «:11! ,1 i. $7,};
Monday, TueIdIyI and interim
II Juiy.Is, 14, is. 1"; .3 .1?
Milliken 8:00.
it‘d?! WI (iii-I
WlLL PRESENT “ ”
The 81103? .f.*f- " '
l’fl‘
Friday: and. new .
July 13, 17. is. .1; pr...
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