“fill i
nlfirkiiIliichls ‘
on every gen-
uine bottle of
Siuii’sEmulsiIiII
sold in nearly all the
countries of the world.
Milling equals it to build
WW “the weak and wasted
iesof young and old.
ndt Elsi“ advertisement. together with
rin whichlt Montreal's. your
do Ill Eff-r I “n“Cm‘Jpletg‘lE‘andy
.1 Will -
I! ll
IIIIIIR BIOWNE. M9 Pearl Sb. N. Y.
1.“
3 wt
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MW THAW BANKRUPTCY CASE.
Some Questions to be Argued Today
.I In Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1 .——'i‘he ques-
tlon of whether Harry K. 'I‘bnw. the
slayer ot’IStnnl‘ord White, shall be ink
on from Mattenwan Asylum, in New
York state, to Pittsburg, to testify in
bankruptcy proceedings, is on the list
for argument. today in the. United
States Circuit Court of Appeals In
this city. The proceedings have been
brought hero by former Governm-
Stone, 'of Pittsburg, counsel for ’i‘hilw.
on on .nppcnl from the decision 01'
.luti'go Young. of the United States Dis
tritit Court for the western district 01'
Pennsylvania who on October 20 dis
missed u writ oi" lichens corpus to
bring Thaw to Pittsburg. Thaw a coun-
sel promptly appealed and on the fol
lowing (lay the nppcllnte court iii tbil
city granted it writ of error tronsIeIII-
ring the. case to this city for review.
If the appellate court falls to sustain
. the decision of Judge Young and grant
the baboon corpus writ, it is believed
tho court would insist that 'l‘huw be
returned to New York state. after he
had testified in this sluts.
I Christmas Remittances
To THE OLD coun'i'nv.
DraftsandMoncy Orders
TO ALL PARTS oscunoes.
I. M. LAYTON 8. co
UNCORPORATED)
5 nAILROAo AVE. so. NORWALK.
The Dining Room
should be one of the most comfortably
and attractively furnished r00ms in the
house. and, it furnished from our estab-
‘ llsiiment, it is so We have a splendid
line of handsome dining room tables
and chairs, buffets and accessories.
Each piece is stroriglyI..IandI Idurably
made from the most artistic designs,
‘ . and is warranted to give thorough sut-
lstactlon. Our present prices are most
moderate.
The A. J. Anchine
” & Son Co.
:19 AND 230 wnsumc'mu Ir.
PLUMBING
- STEAM.
Hort 2mm
"AND'
"Gh's FITTING: .
_ and Zinc.
56 solidi Main Street,
1 . ,
WEBB-'1‘.“ “”338
_ establishment
I I, ' ‘ " .
fArtth B. ‘Grifllii, of
a: caller on his brother ‘I;
Mrs Bert Wilson, of Shelton, has
been a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.
ldward Schoonovcr, or the Washing-
ton street bridge.
James H. Angeimnn, cl Fli It street,
has returned to Danbury to resume
his bliicksiuitlilug duties, after spend.
ing a few days at his homo bgre.
.ioliii Armour has hauled out his
wor king sloop at the Nelsou and Ayres
in Beavlew avenue,
where it will remain for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. .,i Wallace Marvin on-
tertalned 'Mr. and Mrs. Hurry C.'Con-
sins, of New York. Sunday.- Mrs. Mur-
vinnnd Mr. Cousins are brother and
sister.
Mrs. Woodward. of Fort street, has
been very sick. the past two weeks.
Helen Woodward has also been sick.
in bed, with the grip, since Thanks-
giving.
The open spaces along the Wash
iiigton street bridge are. still being us
(Id as a public dump t'or all sorts of
refuse matter as may be seen by any
one who cares to trike Ii look.
The Rev. Charles M. Tonney inter-
the Advent Christian church, in Van
Znndt street, with his “chalk talk“
lcctiiic. The. speaker drew his char-
acters front the Bible, and put them
in black and white in very short order.
Store Open from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m.
Chriélmas
Presents
In Fine German, Japanese and
American China and
Glassware .
Imported English Blue China by
the piece or set
Framed Pictures
We do riotlnnrlt prices up at Christ-
mas time. and then cut prices alter
Christmas. Our prices are no higher
now than (It. any time or the your.
Window Shades to order.
WIIII Papers, House Furnishing
Goods, Puliilcrs‘ Supplies.
Painting and Decorating.
We give the S. &. H. Green Trading
Stamps. Ask for them,
‘L. H. Decker
ll ' .
Illn, or East Norwnlk, this moran.I I .
Many of the children of the Sunday
school were present, as well as older
people. The speaker goes all about
the country lecturing.
The Bar Social Club will have a
meeting in Ii evening, at the club quar-
tors in Cove avenue. Sevoi'al import-
ant matters are to come up at this
time, among them the proposed new
floor.
The electric committee hopes that
there will be it big turnout at tottior
row nights district meeting, when the
new lighting system will be discussed,
and recmmncndutlon of the committee.
acted upon.
East Norwnlk school children have
been wnlking the railroad tracks of
late to a considerable extent, but the
sad fatality discovered this morning
will probably cause a cessation of the
practice for at least n time.
estcd II large audience. last evening, at i
Frank Hathaway, of MrytJe avenue.
has resumed his duties at the Fox Cy-
(do and Hardware company in Wash.
inglon street, South Norwalh. having
returned from Boston. whore ho visit
ed his brother llomcr Hathaway. .
Louis Kcllogg's valuable suitor (103
was liit by an automobile. Saturday,
but. fortunately was not. fatally injur-
(Id, though it was painfully hurt. The
animal is recovering. and will soon
be ready to. room (lbout' ill‘e woods
again. .
:I‘lIe. chorus and orchestra .of tho
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school will meet ‘for relienrsnl
lIlipson, Seaside plucc. Elaborate pro
pnrntlons are: being mode [or the
Christmas program this month.
William H. Snlflin ls liavin'g it new
home erec in Ediic avenue. The
frame is al early up. and with ii. con-
tinuance of favorable weather the
structure will be entirely enclosed
Very soon. This house is located on
u lot Mr. Sultllu purchased from Leslie
Gamble.
Contractm- Leslie Gamble, who re-
(-ently returned from Akron Ohio. re-
ports thnt despite the large number
or luuncbes here. this type or pleasure
craft is more popular at the. Ohio
city, about which there tire a number
or lakes. From Akron to Cleveland.
twenty-nine miles away, there is _a
canal.
that the Young Men‘s Assoc «lion
would hold a business meeting last .
evening, and a number of themembers
went to theIgymnnslum, only to dillr
cover the error. The meeting will be ,5
hold tonight, when a forthcoming en-
tertslument will be discussed and
there will alSo be DTMUCG-
It is good news to East Namath
people to know that the selectmen
are figuring on doing some more high-
way grading in this section of the
(pun. llcynold shoot being the latest
(introduced. it is b9lievcti that the ma—
min! roin the. various streets will I
i
87 Washington Street,
Tel. Con. SOUTH NORWALK
HAVE A COSY CORNER AND MAKE
YOUR HOME ATTRACTIVE.
An Embroidered
Japanese
Screen
WILL DO lT AND SAVE MONEY AT
' 13__.98
.A MllflHfll
ICor. Wall and High Streets,
Norwalk, Conn.
I
elsbach
indict.
The ..»ugr§si.;IIItIe. Ins-gives
50 candle‘power light.
4 lidii-i's” for
' ' 1 cents Worth
I til Gas
' Attaches to auyga's lixtiilc. Us
yoilt own fillilic.‘ eithcr 306 (it
elccirlc, to . .
delicrs pendants or willl but
(its. Efficient and ecdnom'ichl
Connecticut
, "guests departed
bI siriiiclent. In complete the filling in‘
or IlnI Benedict lI‘utIus bridge.
Miss Anne. Radzimnuowhikl who rc-
contly moved into her house In Syca- I
more street was descended upon last.
evening, by ll large contpnny of friends ,
who sliowcrcd her with lilfis of. tin-
wore. in honor or the occupancy of the
new residence. The evening was
made pleasant with various social di-
versions, lilltl ict‘rcshnicnts were
li(‘r\'.ed
Edward Parks the young deliver}
clerk employed at the Shoot: and Van
Scoy innrkcl. on the Washington street
bridge, in company with two Itrlonds.
Wesley Johnson, of South ,.Norwnik
and Otto Dclfi’ierne, went. to New York.
Sunday. to see the sightmand report
the time of their lives. Eddie Parks,
in tact, had sncli.n goody. time maths
did not get to the market yesterday
morning until 8:30.
11101111.
There will be aIrnoetingIIot the direc~
tor s of rho Rowavton Improvement So-
ciety. tomorrow (Wednesday) evening,
in the Library at 8:15.
The. Ladies Aid society. of the Meih
odist Church. will meet to new tomor-
‘
Mrs. DeMott, Logan street.
Ground was broken today for the
new house which Mrs. Elizabeth Mor-
rrlson is having. 9rcoied',in.,Cudllpp
street. Harry W. Mother. 0! ISoutb
Norwalk has the contract and the
cellar is being bulltsbi Finch Brothers,l
or East Norwalk. The; house will con-
tain ten rooms. nod have, every, gmod»
ern improvement. and convenience.
An erronous imbreSsioh is retalhed
by certain bl'srbolls who withe'a'ried tile
run on Thanksgiving" (lily won by
Preston Hart. .Soi'pc' person presented
him with it uh oii'p; firesiimah'iy for
smoke, or toolbars thsI esteem in
which he is: held IButdIls was not Ithn
prize tor wiping the race As will be
seen hfrohiIItlicmepont (it their. regular-
buslnass meeting his! night, the. chair-
man or the board cinnamon nonpro-
Isented to the club thevwherewithsi to
obtain a. suitable award. and It so
money- for the purchase .of prices. Ier
an indoor handicap Ernest. to be hold
some time this month
one at this didn't, mice an anal
ever, and fit: this be its sin (liaise howit-
tbn 119119 conic. stir of: critic last slat
at and? batters. in Rowayto’n oy'énué.
little. prp Inn 99 st ed 01? martini pic‘-
titres unwanted- sin slit. The house
was (all . anti the Ike 'erhII lipi'nipti was
'"thatt ev’sr'i'one ‘ their Imoney'li
Worth. The movin iil‘ctiires were" ex-
captionglly yg'pq'd. hmd were operated
by Knapp it Patcli on. two well known
trolley; eohdpctorsflrloyd- Collin and
Miss Knapp In I humorous sketch,
kept up than 3000 humor or the and-
lonoeJ it. ststa late hour when the
,
Inkling citric trillion (liq trials"
iI‘rc
11, unpaid
inc l; ”(:1 cannot the Iviiliil silo
Elvin 3&3,” att A..A. mic
Av “its HAIR 'caon N»:
car the Hair _
, business pmcoediri‘irs of tho eventing",
I the club which w
this-evening at. tho residenceIIol’ II. .I. .I
By mistake it. was statcd'yest may i
1110 trial was held, pre'vlons to the tak-
log or the accused young ltnllnn, Vin-
iflrm of C. 11. Pope & Co.. cot on goods
.brnkers or 87 Worth street. is suing
Fan interlocutory docr9e.
were married at. tho Church ct
Ithroa and one halt yours old.
row afternoon at ,2 p In at the home of mm
An Elegant: 0%
Makes Hair-far w ‘
w ill" “'05
man Hoyt presentod to the club mon-
cy for the purchase at” a suitabitIII
award to. the winner. of the cross
country run on Thanksgiving Day, and
also money for prl cos far on indoor
meet to be held later.
present 0 (1 ton of con .3 which .wlll
arrives sortiy. and. lost lint not least.
Mr. Hoyt has secured the services of
a professional trainer tooth New York,
who will soon begin to instruct the
boys. The man in It 8000. Jill around
athlete, and is much in demand (is no
athletic trainer 'i‘lrcre bus also been
presented to the club. Some time ago,
a gift from John Tlebout. 817.. and
other gift from a brother 01’ Mr. Etc-
bout. Some other residents lin'vo also
expressed a willingness to contribute
toward its support and there ‘ls no
danger ot'a receiver being appointed
fgr a while, so it seems. During ho
Edward Turtle was elected a. senior
member. as was also Frank Mills and
Lester James was elected as a junior.
it was also voted to have a committee
bring down some lockers purchased by
ill probably be dtpie
30011..
——Any skin itching is a temper-test-
or. The more you scratch the worse
it itchcs. Dean's antincut curs piles,
eczema—any skin itchin3. At all dru;
stores
Ilillltll Jill lllllllliill
Selectman ;Hil’illllt 8153' Thylor,;cnier-
tallied his brother from New London.
yesterday.
Miss Annie Nixon and ill in Hannah
M. Nixon of Noroton, s o visiting
Itriends “in Nutlcy. N. .l.I' ‘ '
There are uncalled for letters art
the Barton postotlioe nddrensd to
Mrs. J E. Fox and B..Acl(cpIuiIIz.
Mrs. Sylvester Remington is serious
'Ily sick with pnrnivsls (it. her home in
Hindiey Park and Mrs. William Jones.
at Stamford, is caring tor her .
0n Thurndhv 9renlu3, under the
auspices or the Epworth Magus Dr.
Martyn, or Noroton, will deliver up
The murder trial was by all odds
the greatest topic or comersntion in
Dorian (ind Noroton, yéstordny. The
center or the village qt Dorian was
the particular point or. Interest, yes-
tarduy afternoon. for it was there that
cen‘zo Fuda. to Bridgeport
Mrs. Florence Mcnghcr Pops, of 57
West Fifty sctculh street, New York,
wife of Charles H Pope,h (l of the
for a divorce On the evidence taken
before About Wiener as referee the
Supreme Court. will be asked to issue.
The Popes
who have 0 summer home at Darioir.
the
Blessed Sacrament. Branding and
Seventy ~8rst. street, on January 1901.
They have one child, Florence 01.13319.
rs
Pope, who was (I Miss Gleason, charg-
Ied her husband with misconduct at the
Goritlnoniul Hotel Twentieth. street
and ilioadw as on dctober 3. Mr. Pope
defended the case through Lynn W.
Thompson. Paul N. Turner was coun-
sol tor Mrs. Pope. It Is understood that
besides reocitrriidndlng the divorce Mr.
Wiener names 88. 600 a year as. the
amount or Illinony Mrs. Pope should
reach o 11c also recommends that the
custodv or the child should be awarded
to Mrs Pope. but that. the {other
should be allowed in see his daughter
twice (I weék. and (disc rcc lve her for
n \ 1 on or two weeks ill on year.-
Will till-Will
Frank bitty. or has Iron: has been
calling on his sister. Mrs. Daniel
Green, for a tow dots.
The children of the Union Sunday
school are rehearsing their Christians
carols and are doing very nicely with
Bon'r'sb'od'y is having a delightful
tinio breaking the glass out. or the
Methodist chapel as there is no ser-
vice held there now.-
still Mia. Elmer smith and 3011:
Wallace. y's Ira urhed. httér circuit:
cw Yorkmlth
Smlill' a hint ér, Mrs. Thompsoii§I
admit orshouse, the. contra
sad bill or, has a. t'prce or men to
his extensive improvefiepts .in the
poultry plant oil-iii
1.0le Lam .. \ «1:1’
{Dbe Union Chrissic mm been {lion
onsbly. renovated Ihy Mm. T081081”
the wluter, and.” lscrcpectsdtthntfiev.
Herbert S. Brown. of the Gongrégatlon-
sl Churtling.Horton,will;t 11:01:11 o‘er-(viii?
Su (1 a an 3 on re 0
base“ largepofilifirégatbn
:I
Judko' Bmdleth sworn in Eavid
'i‘. Mills as constable.
Hr. .nn‘ll um Es N. Slppa'rly are
. Mr ”Lander 3
(l Midi. James Smith are rs- . .
Iliont also '
address on the interesting topic of _
, “.crnnks"
”cantata or I“
not. c‘gn ije' Brti'dlc'y hits been visit
ink in Newporéh NY .
Mrs W11 has Peck will he "at
home" on .
thmorroiim trim
potent» in iioptou. .
.niI
3010' on: over the advent of a daughter
Er. M Mike has been entertaining
incrqnohn l Carroll. 01' Washington
Mrs. Iorcpco Killer is now living
With her motlieer In Woodslde avenue
Mrs. ittlc. at Ncwhfiprk. is the
guest of. r. and Mrs. Josephs}. flyatt.
Sullégi téIIdént aIiIl
is to. be a
brook at iii
Buudcy infinity pi'ckad up a
392v on so built
so
Cliarléii
Sound. .
it is thJught a series of. lectures may!
{the wint r
Thomas 811133.1‘“ Vermont, has
been vistlng his brother, Rev. Wil-
liam Brit 8-
. Morris Mills tins left the emplov oi
the trolls company and gone into the
milk busi ess. .
A- large, monument to the memory of
Lloyd N h is being put up in Willow
Brook cs etc'ry.
Mi‘. and Mrs. William Fryer, oi
Stratlord‘ have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs 13.1.. Toquet.
10th inst.
license to sell liquors. I .
Mrs Binncll, or New Hgyeii, will
be at the hoists oi: Jild'g'e Bradley for
the rest 1 the winter. ..
As 0 d3 amenity shot in town is
posed law unit will be dropped
llnll ther will be a subscription dance
in charge of Leslie Sniflin and Fran-
cis L. Sb rwood
, William H. Saxton has Installed a
pump Whl' h works by electrxlclty To
pump Iwa r oil he has to do is to press
on electri button. ‘
heirs of .1 M B Elwood. who died in
(1 portion f the Elwood properti.
mlnistratiin has been naked for.
appear! at up to this time there
wiuntign‘ii Authoriini 3.... Out In-
tanti n of Changing Nani. to
Ambou Channel.
NEW Y 'RK. Dec. 1.——Snndy Hook
ilxlrtahlp, hich tor years has marked
*the entran c to New York Harbor to-
day cndodilts long service on the sta-
lion cit Sandy Hook bar.
marks the blilclni end of the long west
known by. that long tnmillar name.
“Sandy llook" will be only a memory.
When the luring light on the big red
craft Iyingo on the station was dimmed
today, San y Hook light went out for-
ever. Tonight. another light will
gleam mo lllP waters. but (I
the old at tlon
sides bold‘
block letters will
her know u
Seldom
aroused Slt‘h a storm of protest (is
Jollowed t e announcement. or the
abnndoninqnt of the long familiar dea~ ‘
entmncet New York harbor
from New York alone, but lrom al-
most. ever
appeals toitho lighthouse board at
Washington to consider the. protests.
but oventuiilly they decided that the
irritation clinic llghtship marking the
tion that t a importance of Ambrose
Channelstl 9 deep wutcrwuyIIluto New
decision win based upon the conten-
York Harbor. was so great (but it
was absolu cl; essential that the ilght.
ship shoulr bear the annci's hams,
sothe sun 7 Hook 113 t was omclally
doomed. II Id today, with the appear»
once of the harbor' s outer gateway or
‘I-‘B'lt—Ambi use Channel—87, " the Judg-
ment became effectlvc.
. onus CLAIM séIr ASIB'E.
03108.03 Eco. l.—-Claim‘s of own-
srslilp for nheritanoc to a large tract
or real cs to on the south side, made
by Sidney Smith of 0,nmbrld3e ;.,Mass
were set inside. yesterday, by the de-
cislon or Jinks 0.0 Kohlsaat in the
tilted Sta es Circuit. Court. Smiths
calm was based on (i patent issued
to his grahbthther in 1834,
333%: big; record
a
boot: posse slob.
816.000.0011.
an question Ih ‘
" stood is burdened with ho
##3#qu infigfixar . .3ng «NA-
home from Washington.
The soléétlns'h liars forbidden the.
putting cl ashes on the roadway.
Miss EvsiEIi-zusson has ,Itgoiié toi
Kingston. Jamalclrplor the. winters.
”Charlies Katrine: miter-tallied party
or (ourteem on whankssivins er ..
II'H. L.I aeolbiirh him had is well; 200
feet deep dug: on Bhdrw'ood's. island.
vI. Win-itch P. .
risotto on I'll spars rhsnranwius
viinifl
biolithly Elissa meeting hJollitb,
hilt.-
(attach. clllilé it ill;“
has réturhiti Mrs. LhtideI-I tint! htirfi .
rs Samuel 1
ire been criteria runs a hous‘e ;
t 0 Turkey ..
bushel of scallops on the shore of the?
be held In the Jason library during;
The no drug store will opdn on the 1
it hopes to get a drugglst 1‘
likely to ecover, It Is surmised a pro .
On the 0th. of WDaceinbor at National .
' A hearing has been hold for the .
1873, to 3 (Int them permission to sell "
Ad- . -
It) i
has never been a complete, settlement. 1
SANDY HOOK LriGHTSHiP ABAND- :
O .
Never again I'
will the sturdy bimcon bearer, which
bound pas Inge tic-ruse the Atlantic ho .
llt‘w .
craft will be swinging at anchor on ,
On her glistening ‘
. make I .
to the world of the scan as . .
,“8‘i.~Ambr so ChimncI—S'i. " “ j
n the maritime history of .'
this couhlr has any act or those who .
kitnrd the true of followers of the. sea I I
Not '
part or (be world some -
Original plan must be carried out. This - J
lob, wits .
nigh... a --
QIIicagoI, mill
act is worth
Ctr
f lllilisfl‘crsgld
' , worrisnonweuu
orNA'ucoIrlc. - .
I ”Fm-Hm
' uncommon
IO,
v—fi-r’ "'
{Ht} lilttllllt5
IJQDosrs tic N
. PROGRESS.
? "Yes " said Mrs Villaiu'p'rop
ls doing first rate at school.
to one 0 them IIilmentnIr schools and
is tcaclior Ellis hos doing fIn9 lie 3
ii first-class scullcd they tell 1119.111” ls
ircnd of his clilss in gastrdnoiny knows
his letters by sight. and can spell like
no. of these doiorinrd upolicts down In
\‘usltington.’
“\Vliat' s be going to be. when
grown up?"
lie
I‘m declined to humor him so I? ve told
the coirlessor to pay special Nutrition
to tho dcud lIIugIIuges,‘ sold the proud
mother. ——Hnipcr' s W eekl).
The' Clifford-
Excelient Cuisine.
DinnerI‘EvenlngI,
0 to 8 p. In.
Sunday Dinners I Specialty.
Dinner Parties and BanquetI ‘
Sollclted.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Proprietor. ‘
., “\Telcphon‘eusw. .,I. I,“
id
is
5.
, .r .1.
. 1p... “.m-
Ieit I‘l‘ ’1' i'
lttInaInoI (III sobr- (iii)
Frederick H. Gan '
UNDERTA'KER
l‘ullersl Parlors in connection. . ._
Lolly Attendant. 9043
once and BesldcncaiT
mi»
(' J!» ' ,. s:
Iii-‘55
narrow, MYMOAD.
run to”! rccidr
. and Embalmin
18 North Mplp; -..8t 8o'uth. Norwalk
Incidence, WI'IhinglInn 8!.
Tolobhonc “house, 093“
Tel:phone It cities, 830-2.
live ._
“Among” ‘33:.
(sits: at 110%me ,
consumes ,. now
Ilcuch last-.oedlrnullfl-
Mir Pullout», ..
TillsnhonI 992.
Nails” '
l-(Ni‘l SEQ“ ‘Irt
Qumran”!
“I "I
Eli. shit dill
533m 7“"
' waggjfil "I‘ won 'f‘lf‘sirit
.UflPLgEfiflBOH“
Izowm‘u. ' ' "
yiiiiflJII'i-i i132. him! it‘ I.
am;
DI :EOTORO,
I!
maths . HI
"my 303‘ '
i sent him ,-
“He wants to be an undertaker. and '
' Tel. 452
naught. "
II no. won 8T.. sour-u "dawns .
I at Norwalk- up to’l
Norwslk up
. II Sw, I.
r" Ev v'env LADY’SBgREBBINO sills
. II; '
: Massimo»- Bahamian“
f: ma “(Immunit- “MINIM-
“Epsilon sorrows. . ww»
“ ohInlos. haunt Ian
Hotel Maliackcmo
4: ii- E‘ousos. fIiJIi , .
TEL'CXLL Ilsa
...,ig ‘IW \" m‘r'vpru?
\‘Jl
attor‘I'i‘uesd y . as,
Flkbt. I‘mpell's ' EEK}!
1:19:38, 18;?” lgver, Newj ,
o vc'r ‘t are l' I. 0.808;: t
Sunday), at 4 p m. alibi‘récelvnd
.m. and soon
Ii: so p. psi. ,
basil so _
Annlng J. Smith . Q C. liege
bflfifisn I General an
(#5.va 1:11.- Eli?
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