Saturday and Monday,
Jilly 18th and 20th.
‘ Handbooks Lawn Mowers, Cro-
t Sets, Refrigerators, Porch
"“3 jRockers, Settees. and All Sum-
Iner Goods.
F. A. Mitchell,
‘ " coo. WALL AND HIGH STREETS.
‘ HonwALK. couH.
I § ‘tel Mahackelno
E's
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
,”twice and Cuisine Up to Date.
"motes 82 per day and upwardi.
“oak and General Information Ticker
We .
Sunday Dinners, 7 Sets
Tel. 488. ‘-
Come In and. ask us
how to get one on
or Send postal and
(gimme will call.
1_ Iii" w- '
".1910;
Wilkinson
roll’Hthr‘I' In connection.
“Saint. Tel. 904.‘
The Walls
Real Estate and
orInfsuy
Always Bo
Bears the ..
.llsa
.IM 3) Eur,
For (her
CHARGD WITH MAYHEM.
WATERIIURY, July 18.——J0seph Cu-
lugzl was held yesterday In 82. 000
bonds for trail on a charge of ma)»
hem, following a fight last night with
his landlady, Mrs. Marla Mar'dauo, in
which it Is alleged he shewed her car
off and swallowed in his rage. 'l‘lle
woulnn is In It serious eolldltlon as the
result. "
Bert Barber, of Elton. Wis, says:
"I have only taken ftiul' doses of De-
Wiit's Kidney and Bladder Pills and
they llilVe done torture more than any
other medillne has ever done " Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. . s .
Money Advanced
to all, on their household furniture;
pianos and other personal property,
Without removal. on their own name
without Indorser.
‘ CALL AND SEE U8.
independent Loan 8r Security Co.
Havlland Bldg, Washington St.
01000 open until 7 p m. Monday and
. Saturday until 8: 30.
I .—
Plumbing and steal;
Heating.
HOT wares" HEATING.
H T AIR HEATING.
do,
sT-OFIES AND RANGES
SLATE AND TIN ROOFI
Gas and steam Fitting Gas Fixtures,
Metal Coilinhzdtc.
HAVE YOU oar-:H oust crack or
“ RICHMOND RANGES?"
The Jones 81Hotchkrss
Company
liWALI. srhs’d‘r. anwatk.
Horace E. Darin 8: Son'
J"1‘ié'.}x.i
45 Will 8L, Mrwalk.
Insurance.
We have soverIi“dIle1ded smoo-
In Income preduotng proporty that
must Increase In ulna with the rapid.
growth of tho town. .
I .
'v‘r” on "If I- "
Shoe Replirnng
rs Hor moosna on SCIENTIFIC
UNLESS scan av 08‘.
.~ Monarch Benet Shea
L 43 savuoan or. F
(PHONE has on .‘cos'rAL.
4‘;
n—
”f.'_" TH; I'uEIIv
' out ’Hl‘Hur: rich 0%
, EU KOREAN PLA AN.‘ .
Our Rooms 1 Special Ilsa taro. Gas
and Electric. unlit-I Toughest. ill--
Iry Room [visited .: a. -,. , , ,,
’ ‘ “RAT“ REASONABLE.
. Inna, inolIIIII
Ino ‘ ' Bti'l‘lbn'oWitl
cm o‘ co!- stout; always on dI'lll III.
AniIoquI- boob Bur on Drona
t
1
so...
v... 1
' from Norwolk.
it‘tmt Methodist Episcopal Church.
Saul O. Curtlce, pastor-01“: moist:
1,98. 0:‘ .10 n. '10.: worship, with preach-
hrs. 10: 80 0.111.; Bible 00110de 13" no;
r :-or service on In. Tuesdaymius-
lIII-Iting. 7: 46 p. to. Thursday, prayer”
Illoleltlngfl :‘lp. tn.‘
‘ e mus program for so
will be as 1%] own: “any
i’relIrdew—“Roc, onglw .Hsgen
Anthem—“Sen out th light" Qounod
Ofiertory.‘ Bus Solo—“Tho Pubilcan"
....... ........,..._. Von DeWnter
I ,
roIIIlude—ororfla I53...” IstlI Mass“
Mozart
II...” -'-.-..III-II..¢I..
Evening.
Prelude—«Silvio Pollloo ....... Vusseur
Ottertori’..[)uot-“8weet Hour 01' .. .
Prnyor‘ ................. Ir wih'
Mills Dei’ierne. Mr. Monlthrop.
l’ostiude III D minor ......... Vincent
The prorth lugue Chorus 1will
sing at the evening servdlce
Norwallg Methodist Church, Frank
D. Torrey, pastor-Morning worship.
with sermon by the pastor. at lo: 30;
subject, ”A Growing'Christlan.” Sun-
day morning class meeting, led by II‘
II Bedtent, 9: 30. Sunday school ill
in. Epworth [magne devotional tier,
vice at 6: 30 p. m-' I topic. "From Doubt
to Devotion! The meeting will be in
charge of the World Evangelism Com-
mittee. In the evening there will be
a union service with the Norwalk (loll
gI-sgational Church. at the latter
church. ,jl‘uesdny. 7:45 p In. class
meetihg, led by F. T. Roscoe; couve t's
class, led by the pastor. Thurs
7:45 p. m., prayer meeting. Music' [or
the. morning: Prelude, l’nstorale, (i
W. Chadwick; quartet, “Lord, Thy
mercy strenmeth," Rubinstein; otter-
tory solo. "Fear not yo. 0 Israel”
Ill ck) Mrs. Wing; postlude, March In
t,-J. S. (temp.
Knight Street A. M. I". Church Rev.
William St. A. Lynch, D. D., pustul- _
Preaching. 10; 45 an In and" I: 45 p. In: .,
Sabbath sclrool,12:30 a. In. young
people's meeting. 3:30 II. III. Class
meeting. Tuesday evening.
”
CONGHEOATIONAL.
South Norwalk Congregational
Church. Rev. Charles S Macinrland.
restore-Public Worship at 10:30 a. lII.,
which the pastor will aprench.
Music at the First Church. Norwalk.
Morning: l’r'elude, Allegretto camel-r,
sly‘o. op. llt‘I, H. N. Bartlett: soprano
solo ."My Redeemer and my lard?‘ .
From “The Golden Legend" D. iiuck'; ‘
response. “in Thy dear presence kn‘e
ing," 1’. A. Schnecker; quartet, “l-r
”Ill the Saints.“ H R. Shelley; post-
lnde. Allegretto III D. D Merrick Séott.
Evening, union service. the Methodist
Church and choir uniting: Prelude.
ii‘rrghctt‘a in C. .i. Lemmcns; Quartet.
‘0, for n closer walk with God," A
.lelbei: chorus. “The Strain tlprnlsc."
ll. I‘Inck: postiude, Final, Cesar
l-‘runek.
BAPTIST.
Morning service at the Norwalk
Baptist church, 10:30 preaching by
R. H Geist. Sunday school at 12: 00
The evening services wilt be. omitted
for July and August. Regular Thurs-
day owning prayer meeting will be
held at 7 45. '
‘EPISOOPAL.
.Grrreo “Church. the Joules en-
torl Werner. rector—Fifth Sunday at-
tel 'l‘rinity—Celebratloll of the Holy
(‘ommunion at 8 0‘:clock morning
mayor and sermon nt 10: 30; cloning
prayer at!
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science Society of
.‘oI'walk—chulnr Sunday service at
the reading roonl, Masonic bulldinix. at
it 0. nl. Subject, July 19th, [410. Too}
timony meeting Wednesday at. it p. m.-
'l‘o both services the public is cordial-
ly and fraternally invited. Reading
room‘ open to the public each Week
day from 2 to 5 p. m.
EVANGELIOAL LUTHERAN.
' Evatlitelicnl- Lutheran, Rev. C. I“.
thtrn‘nn. 40 Henry street. Stwamford
punter—Preaching in the German Inn
pnage In chapel In North Main street,
In.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN.
Swedish Lutheran—The Swedish [.11-
therein Church holds services In Grand
‘Army Hhil, Washington street, unday
9;» onion at 7. 45. There will be a‘ short
young people' 8 meeting before the ser-
vice, beginning at 7 o'clock. We. lu-
vitr- all our Swedish people to attend
these sorvicds ’
' iii/Esters.
Mrs
.r
"Tm
M133 Eddies White has returned
from Ridgctleld. .
spent Thursday in tOW3.
M
Master Charles Favercan. who was
polsornd by mercury. is improving.
Miss Lillie. echo! returns to N0
York today. at r II three weeks Ilsa
10.9.00
Miss Grace colloid ts entertaining
her cousin, M so Eleanor Watson, oti
Brooklyn.
The Norileld Aid
pflasont one I in
marrow clamps? ,, .
Master Nicholgs Raulhaber, or New
Yorkiiiflbe Gain a a wee Fth
aunts. the timed ”Pin Shel}? Y. FF”
Imety hold a very
$9“? Rodi, on
M J ‘ w
rs. amen steep and child
hate returned to' Norwalk. after a its;
'days' visit with Mrs. D. 0. Chase.‘ ‘
Forty members or sums
Woman' I Ballot. orbs. of
enjoyed the lip);
dance of Mri. A .‘l‘unney.
or was served, which is always a
am Post.
"hulk.
r..I. o LII/AH. Proprietor.
”70'0va m.
rently appreciated feature gt this an-
, .“9 1:1. ”I, , I
Negro/000k In Restaurant Fatally‘
‘Bradley has retnr'ned .
‘.'T-—‘——‘
Mrs G. E ,fimith, of East Norwalk. 3
,1,
,, and
daddy at the rash, ;
A duo
Mounds Ywng'swwto Molpor.
HQ’I‘ SPRINGS. Ark“ Jilly 18.—[iut
for prompt action on the part or Sher-
lit Wash in spirttlng hint Ila/am
have been Indicted,Iou Claytoltl Jack
pop, a negro. last night, rhf," 9. m0!) of
'u't' dye bu od'plyl‘ltoni who our
untied the] 10.1
Late yesterday Albert Crowley, a
robot WNW man. “on bone III In
New York city. and o came to Hot
Springs several days Iado dowhlIoItt
funds applied to Jackson. who was em-
ployed as a cook In Ill boarding. house
tor food, offering to do manual labor to
row rn. After working “some time
Crswley. it is sold load for the food
declaring thh‘t he Ext; too weak to
continue the task. ”It
turned and Crowley wos'shot and fa—
tally wounded Jack whens; rest-
ed admitted the crime. at claimed he
acted III self- defense
GRACE BAPTIST CONCERT.
I.”
Program to be Rendered Tomorrow by
Members of 91.? Church.
nrornlng at 11 ocloolr. there will be
preaching by the Rev. P. E. Jones, of
New York. in the afternoon there will
be a sacred concert, with the toIiow
lug0 program:
8 rolpture reading.
C oir.
P yer—Deacon Johnson.
Address-C. D. Lloyd
Duet-"Mrs Johnson and Miss ilorlls
eadingless 11‘. Fisher. »
nob-Mrs. Whlc and. Mrs. Clay.
' Reading—Mun «Mirna.
Solo~Mlss C lfrifi.
Reading-Mrs. . W. Johnson.
lirret~—Mrs. Johnson and Miss Ilarlls.
Closing remarks-Dencon Wiialcy.
At 7. III. In. there will be preaching
by Rev. Mr. Jones.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in weapon 0. Br:
zlilun Balm Is breaking up on do when
ever tried, almost without exception.
lbc, 250, 500 and 81. 00 bottles. Tire
Clll‘Iord, Baxter's and Plaisted' s.
gnu—Inn
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
, .-
quick punishment would doubtless“
r‘i argument fol .
a”.
, both being called away to New York.
At Grace Baptist Church, tomorrow ‘
qsporisnranship on the part of Miss
00
0
Scrotum, Salt Rheum. Psoriasis or III-
core that has battled all doctors’ IIIIIII
,ond other medicines.
all IAYLOII'S
ECZEMA sensor
will positively III... lIL—Ino worst and
of case or no pay.
Sold by PLAINS! l. BRADLEYI.
South Nomik. I;
Send tor free F.“ strated booklet.
TENNIS AT daisfls FMS.
Ted Bedforq Ind Milo c-thflrhe
I cross Win cup. In Wotan,
ml norm» m
Miss Louise Hammond and Wells
Curtis defaulted yestelduy morning ill
tthe finals at the tennis tourlrltiiicnt an
M Gi'out's court in‘ Crocus
Farms, and the two sIlIIer cups otter-
‘ed by totmer New York goinptrolior
‘Glout went, to Miss Cathorlhb Grout
and Ted Redford. The tithe ninncd
.couplc were compelled to default,
I_ x - x
v ,
Miss Grout. and Mr. Redford re-
‘tlrsed to accept the cups under such
conditions and will put them up for‘
another tournament, to be played
Inter, between the (our teams back
of thOso who were scheduled for the
finals. This will give the other
couples a. fine chance and shown tron ‘
‘rout and Mr. Redford. -
The games will probably be played
the latter part of next week.
‘ ” QCQERMRIW
Souths
9'
~ My: t
BASEBALL NEWS.
Yesterday's State League ReIuRI.
At. New Britain—New Britain
Bridgeport 4.
At New Haven—New Haven 3, Merl-
den 2.
lAt Hartford~Sprlngiicid 3, Hartfdrd
7',
1At Holyokec—iloiyoke 9. Waterbury
In
Yesterday's National League Results.
Mahackomofwchhtlnsi A.’ Higgins,
Chicago: Mr. and hire. 1“. Dighno,
Providence, 'E 'I‘. Jeiiifle, New York;
Mrs lmrlglleckI-r, city; WillianrJ. 'l‘rrr-‘
Her New ‘I’ork' L. R. [Wlurlbutt Wil-
ton' Mr. Mathewson city; George L.
Rockwell, lildgetield' A. C. Rnorr.A
. Winchester, I“. Goodchlld. W P
(gartwrlght, T. Ferguson. city'
"(reoustein Bridgeport; G N. Ripley,
Boston; D. Niobium New York;
A. Lillln Hartford; M. Well. New
York N IIIIIIIIII. 'i’ittsllold. nIIIIII,
lollies Doyle, New York.
Clifford—George F.1Iallowoy. M. J.
Crusidy.Robext.i.Pat1erson, W. N.
Clark, W. M. Cladding. S F.1‘nylor,
80th hillliken. 2d. Ira H. Dreyfuss.
slidiss A. Gordon, II C. Willard and
lfe, New York; Attend Mestre. Wil-
iam J Scirlitt Dr. .T. DIIInortIer. M s
E. C. McLean. Norwhlk; Miss A La-
pl'.ise Waterbury; Homer Lookwood
and wife, Dedlmrn Moss: E. W. Hahn,
Philadelphia: 1.. J Itelley.RldgelIeld;
Louis Ward and write, Newark.N
-Il-.—-—"
“E. C. DoWItt & Co.. Chicago, ill.—
Gentlelnenwin 1807 I had a disease at
the. stomach and bowels. in the spring
or 1002 I bought a. bottle of Kodol and
the benetit 1 ”08813843 all the gold III
Georgia could not I . May you live
long and prosper. Yours very truly.
N Cornell. hurling, GIL. Au not 27.
1906" Sold by The Clifford Pb Imncy
:Ind The Bridge Pharmacy.
FOPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
’l‘liE LUCY mountain COMPANY.
- "A Wife's Peril." presented by the,
popular players of the Lucy Mulliken
Company at iioyts Theatre the past
two evenings, is a drama of the bet
Sor class and has proves to be a good
rowing card. playing to well- plhnsod
Audiences. In "A Wiles Peril" Miss
lllliken has given II play that pleases
be popular fancy. it Is dainty. inter
eating and filled with the best of com-
ery. nd above all woiipiuod. Miss
' Milli on again git'es a dellgliuul peri
ormance as the widow slid Ell wel
"up orted by thl. rest of her company.
AIFt’ife‘s Berti" will continue with u
matinee many and closoito Ight. Co
Inning nday evonl th‘e 2m,
“The livpol c'rlto‘ will Do be bill (or
he first ital 0f the when n this per-
Irmnnce will be seen a new member
I Miss Mllllken' s coilihhlly. Liked
v,aiton who is a popular youngb ”lead
ing man cxperlehpe and I
. Anotheir good performance In lodFtcd
or. ..
, Is‘oley' s Orino Laxative, the new lax-
atlve stlmnlntcs, but. d not irritate.
It is the best [axe a“); DEE teed or
your money back. (Fl d Phar-
macy and Plnlsted‘s DruiSI ore.
W
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Joserihine L60. to Anna ’38 Wndhoms.
{Yow'w York. lot and buildings, Doll! is-
Edwin
11 iii‘“ Recs and wl e to
O E id‘n'sl on
cease and John" A. Pepphrd,
hiismut street. QC;
‘ EdIIIu sse lind- JohnIA Poppard
‘ to Acrholdlltoos, 22 lots, Meadow street?
hit oy I John'- Wares-
Wit“: 030 10?, Solid! View
and
NorIFYlklgbeurities ‘Cojrpo atlon to
our, two
,Rhodoi‘ibilil. oxt‘orillrsn. war.
‘ 'LaVInia Pillow and
scary D.
than In. my
mond to Peter Doern. New Rbclfiito,
49 stores and buildings. .Wpr.
Ila-v. on. moon snowman
w. wIslIImI ,l
:0;
1)., by the refills 0
and blends 0! the Kim). 139 ~ ‘ ‘
EChhrch. has been Aloud? § Mr.“ hail rs. Denis A. Harrington.
the New England Congemrrce 1Store. ev. qua ricsM McLean
other year. , Ils'A A.’C. Ninth; Belle Inland.
litter Strides
._._..s.___.....-———I
Church—Did you' «for work tor a
railroad company? ‘ militia—Well,
moat outing at the Corpd .
dowI ~Yon‘k‘ér Statesman;
A.iy.n0
3|
ivostorday'o American League Results.
IA.
- I,
—a
so
at ....._...-_'.‘..——
‘ ‘ A? To '
we a“? ‘9“ unfilion M
a 11308: . fig): , .1. .
At Chicathicago 1, New York
0. .
At St. Louis-Philadelphia .3, St.s
Louiso .
At Cincinnati—Cincinnati” .. llrook-
At Plttsburg—Bootou I, Pittsburg 0
At New York-—New York 6.
Louis 3
At Boston—Chicago 3, Boston I
At‘o WlashingtouL—Clevclnnd 3, Wash-
l'hilti-
st,
“At nI’lhilndelphln——Iietrolt 2i,
dolphin: 2.
I
DeWItt‘s Witch Hazel Salve Is es
peeinlly good 10mm)”. Recommended
and sold byfi‘he Clinord Prarmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were Issued "July 14,
u
in
08:
List furnished tron: office. of A. M. _
Wooster. solicitor of patents. Bridge-
port Conn:
J. Ansel Dridgeport, handle or draw
or wool)
E. W Bussick, Bridgeport. handle
or druworpnll.
T. J. Reed Bridgeport, typewriting
Ipachlne.
I. H. Brinkrnnn, Hartford, flanged
metal pipe and method of making.
W. H. Stcdnran, Hartford, control-
ling device for feed mechanism.
E. Porter, New Haven, swivel-
pendant (or warehouses
C. A. Enich 0, Stamford, padlock
H. 3 Am (1. New Britain, exten-
sion bedstead.
C Bodmel, New Britain, bevel.
GGarrlgus and H. W. Spelllnan,
New Brit in. grinding machine.
A. A n‘rner, New Britain, electrical.
heating vessel ‘
F. lscher, Torrlngton,
alarm clock.
M. 0' Neill. New Inndon. storage and
distribution of liquors
C. W. Mnlulquist
spoons, forks and similar articles,
sign. .
Trade Marks:
Hazard Powder Co; . Hazardvillo,
8000011106? - f. a,
__-_.__.___._.._...
IT CAN'T BE BEAT.
The best of all Motion is cxper~
Fence. C. M‘ Harden. of Silver City,
North Carolina. says: "i (1 Electric
Bitters does all. thnt's planned for It.
For Stomach, Liver and Kidney
dtroubles It can ‘t his boat. I have trio
it. and had it '0 most excellent med ,
Mr Harden Is fight; it’s the
Ernst of all medicines so for week-
can lame back a all run dowa con-
ditlo'ns. Bast too r our: and ma-
Iario. Sold and W? r'h‘ntcd at F. H
Baxter s drug“ more. .-.
illuminated
Wallingford.
is
7, q, -. 3,,
co
'.',li' yo cxpc toti ‘
is Ingntiim it' will “£1 90“ to slivers-
the list 0: person ly conducpeg
phoned dby lid Réc‘ret
a Common?
onday, July 20, five
hrs
to
ays‘ trip, 824.
rat go amnesia July .‘l'g tour das
‘ 19 At my 27. 'tée
{to 826.106!‘ sidnd July 5
.811111‘02' circular den
83“ The
530w Ha
Erma e ..
or n a t are
Recrenstloii Tarrfit
yen. :- "
1‘ Editor John J Sultan.”
Miss J. V. Valentino.
you: I‘ve tried to open the car wins
William van Hart.
assassins ‘ '-
t
E E. CROWE, P M
VILumb
'itrtr mébvtr‘ no
YARD TEL. 46-2.
LINED putrid, a piper- I. onus. ordinary and "it!”
~ riot rlc 83:34". worth-Ind; on.- . . ,
Brotiitt chm '1 «A "'1“ MTTEEIWosizco. '
TAR P 'i. a, nod 3-ply.
lI
gaze“. ,' ~ . 'V ,. .
I *r ' "' ”INDIE... assert" "
an . eport Advertisers ‘ 'I'
W You.
The Store lcloscsdaily‘ at live p'clop‘k cxeppt Saturdays.
,. .- . y ‘ s. I H II ‘ y
The Seconds Clearance! .
oi Childrens "Hats and 80011ch
We have been through the entire stock of Summer
licadwcar for little folks, and as a result, there are changed
prices. We wish we eould‘ ive you details, for the odor—
ings are Inorc than tempting, but it is quite out of the ques—
tion Uli amount of the witle variety, and the (act that in
many instances there are but one 01 two of a kind.
As a hint. '
A small collection of choice Sample Hats and Bonnets,
imported Novelties in White Straw and l‘aucy I‘uscan,
trimmed With ribbon and tlowctia. ’1‘ here are several styles,
. little close Ii onrrets and some with immense flaring brims
'llresc were earlier in the summer $7.,00 $10.00 and up to
$13- 50
$3.0 to close out.
i Straw Bonnets and “Mar uerites,”
fl" lineup Stt dw, which wcr re $2. 25, $2 50
$1.” 00 to close out. 8
White ?ach Hats. model of slrirrcd lawn with huge
bows and “it c strings, and edged with lac'e, which wereSr,
25 CFS. to close out.
All Summer Bonnets for babies, dainty little fashions
in tucked and shirrcrl lawn, much variety display,cd are
now at F.1¢?T?P§¢-
A second line
in Fancy White an
and $3.25,
At the Infants" M’ear' Sect,i0n ‘Inain floor.
Neglige Shifrts"em and Underwear
or "
A Special in Coat Shirts with attached cufi's, all in de-
sirablc patterns, which have begin selling at $1. 25,
79°.
and one of the best ‘bai‘g‘ains we ever had.
Gauze Undershirts, '290. W e have been so fortunate as
to get a second lot of these fine White Gauze U rrdcrshirts
Marie with short sleeves and low necks, all silk bound, fine
for hot weather,
I»
29: each,
and \cry desirable.
Those new Rag Rugs, called “Oldtownc Ru s,‘ ’wlrich
arei' shown iii the tzrrpet Store window. are s1) endrd for,
summer bedrooms and sitting rooms. lnexpcnsi,vc too.
,- ,
1
8”,” 'I’ -"
THEM Is
Japanese Initial
st 5 dis.
Embroideredéiimer. White floods ed.
‘ff.2.ibr7,dts ' ch Séts.
20 styles Plain and Fancy.. White Hemstitched, '
at 5 {515. each. ‘ at 10 (its.
All Linen,
Is as. 2 for 25 as.
Plain and Initial,
15 girl F Y..
e2; $488601!
25 sty [es Plain and Fancy,
rs disrzfitoi 25 as. 5-1‘cts. a...
25 styles Embroidery. Fancy or borders,
., :25 t‘ts , g 2 Isis as.
"I d... , . nql
A n a 80
84 Wmhrngton St, South Norwalk
‘ 8
W. Hot
from a. P fly {9 a
” ‘ SPECIALTIES
43w! I '1. .
Palace. '
saggy willows oIfId on
N. l—Wo elm Won promptly It noow .-
‘iz -
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9,
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'1'th M Read CC
u;¢.
MILL 18514463.” 4
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