naquasfio. 1‘ Bridgeport Advertisements.
”e D. M. Read Co
WM 1m
On Monday, Decoration Day. the Store will be closed.
Porch Furniture
Continuance of Special Sale
The regular lines of Port ii and Cottage Furniture for
summer purposes are included in ilIis sale. Ihe I‘t‘tlllt‘lli‘lllS
ilizike prices very tempting. '
Willow insultes and separate
Mission Oak ill olive
Large Rockers. Arm Chairs, 20 per cent.
Swinging Seats. and Settees below regular.
Natural finish Sewing Rockers, worth 85c,
. .
These lines
altered at
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OFFICERS RE-ELECTEO.
MR8. VHOWE’B BIRTHDAY.
I II I m Hana auronosil.
AWNY. Mly 3'1.
'00me today that
revisions of whi h were bolitiotl ‘i
“a" m 8! speculc a cummmgm and “I” . Contains no coarse particiI-s or IlII's
m!" ‘N‘WIWI .1 “"1 increased foes.‘ The measure. was ad, I I ‘ !
ero tic venlo _, .lvedI U o ,
“If! Jim”- vacated by the New York State Auto A ill , ft f Loc p ll
Body Writ lor Raining io Sur-
~ the u" skin flatly??? estimated that, If enacted Itlto law.
I t “I . ”I.” the registration and license fees Im [laundry Blue'i
0m“ sangu 9 "M mil revenue of 3500, 000 for the repsir of 'BRiDGEl’ORT Ma 23 -yror refus- L
omiaént specialist who gov, m, ,0 ed hl in” to h ' y ’ .
d a t D V 8 ’11- Wk! “914“" ml to [IVE “ll "‘8 motor M h“ airship the manual best adapted, for lIIoI-illg
0 m" 0' 90‘9““ I“ on ca- illiportantiuview oft gs aniotmts th era lane is um uishin In I)“. . tlIltliI-s.
la! and ”m" disfigurementa of “it: state I“ ”Wildilll annually 0" Im- I-oi‘iu‘tly 1:”. its was xarrests?! yester
ecaoma is stopped with the u“. “MI.“ of paramount considers- I bid' it , 1 ads wer Ii 9 t blocks. sullicienti'orlieicrnllargt was-lies
Ippicatioa, giving proof of its tion at this lime‘i protection to life la)i|,tlt‘lo,‘hiit “ii is [11?1t mbaeme‘ ’21,: laIlI block Is in a muslin bag it'iill)
- '( i" may b“ said I“ “I" "99""!10" "7 “I" was said yesterday that Whitehead \ Tuflll’OCOl lolls it
. I”. “No“! in“ attentions 300“ tomobiles so ful as the open Iountry would “”9"er the motor. Tilt Ult Com .NOV York
Where itch. etc" results show he dI-pllved III tllc right to make lea. I l I' n u I» l t n h l
' ”OWEN“ IpplicationI only I sonable tratllc regulations to insure Etniiiyo y, {361K332 firms 3113:;
boss who use posllun for or
is by the terms of his contract
minor skin troubles can now with Whitehead he was to have the
. ". recently adopted to meet
Inset! rBoth the Ito-cent, paell-
. d Pharmacy Edw. W. Kelley.
and other leading drug stores.
, be had free of c by writing
I. to the lilnleghenpy boratorles.
1-0
I II .
‘ l '3 ‘
the Harnn automobile whit. n‘llfl Ief m" m,-J‘ll
Mb". Ito. annual registration of automobiles at V t" “P“ “r streak 1'10 Cloth”
mobile Association. and It had Ibsen
Its niuoveoo
. render Moiorto Stanley W. Blanch
slant! ”communist . pom would have yielded an annual
Made of high grade Ultramarine lilac.
W” n h” “"8" ”m“ 06 the "News Prov-imp “lathe bill onnm Whitehead. .IluI Inventor of
ar
1 Ir - I I .
standing. The horrible Itching ”"0““! thhW‘Ufl- ”’9 KOVI’I'IIU" says day morning by Deputy Sheriff Doolilll ‘ um package Ctllllillll ”m I ”I
' '0 PNDGMBI 1‘ the V9” 0‘" Iliad limb. He points out tllat wilatev- Whnehpud mm mm. this amount. it for use.
”Nut full. ””988. blackheads is conceined. lIIlgc cities should not whnehead'. Imprisonment Is "I,
' 1W“! 51'“ ”It‘ll?“ 0 0390'- 1pc safety aIld Ionveniellce of the pllll- of the Scientific American. lloach
' (I
maelves of the special 50-cent
(1th jar may now
:llt‘lnedr in agile? h Nor'walk at The
.' ~ plea for eiperimontal purposes
I West 'l‘wem street New York
i,‘ U
«I WNNECTICUT PATENT8-
11‘!ie following were issued May
BOSTON. May 27. ~Sutrouniied by
her children and grandchildren. Mrs.
Julia Ward HoWe quietly celebrated
her 90th birthday at lIerBeacon street
home today. Despite her advanced
age, the famous writer Is ill full pos-
session of her faculties and mental
kecuness, and still manifests great in»
forest In all the, greatpillllic questions
(If the day. The feeblenuss of age, how
ever, rendered it imperative that Mrs.
tlowe forego a public observance of
tfl anniversal’)’.
-+---vr~<~-O~-r~~> .,.... w~ , .,....
use of the motel if the flight was not
successful. At the last trial the air-
ship failed to fly and Beach demand-
ed the motor.
Whitehead refused to surrender It.
and claimed he had taken It out of
the state. That made him liable to
arrest for concealing property subject
to attachment. He was then arrest-
ed on II body writ. Beat-ll had been
paying Whitehead 830 Ii week while
he was working on tho airship, llilt
the payment stopped after the failure
of the aeroplane to make good. The
motor is worth about 8200.
Beach is represented by Judge it}.
~iiiiiiititliiiiiIiiiilili
MONDAY'B RELAY RACI-
Event for which K. of C. Councils
Have Entered Teams.
A feature of St. Peter's athletic
games at Roton Point. next Monday.
that is likely to arouse more interest
than any other one event. is the
relay race in which St. Peter's council
and St. Augustine council have enter-
ed teams. says the Stamford Advocate.
The distance Is a' mile, and the teams
are:
at. Peter's—1.1. O'Connell Bobby
At Annual Convention of County W.
C. T. U. in Stamford.
STAMFORD,
lioon session of the. W. C. 'l‘. 11.. Wed
Ilesday. begun with the singing of
"Alllcricn." followed by prayer by ltI-v.
W, '1‘, Mitchell. Itev. llr. ll. M. ’l‘Ip-
pic. of the Methodist Church, thI-Il titl-
dressI-d the delegates. and compliment-
eII them on their youthful appearance,
assuring them that they all looked
younger than they did II year ago.
when he had the pleasure of llddl‘t'lifiv
ing them III the state convention. ilr.
'l‘lpple paid It tribute III Rev. Mr. iter-
May 28.—'l‘he lifter- ‘
Special at 55c.
All of this so-called Summer Furniture is constructed III
the best lllaiiiic.r to endure lIltII ll use.
finished, and good it) ltltlk upon.
Fourth'lioor (arpct Stoic IlIialIII.
Sale of White Goods
for Waiats
III pattcills oi three and three and ouc- -half yards PlaiIls
Lllccks l igitrctl Madras, Snipes and plain l’oplills.
hundred yards to select from and all desirable and season-
lt is substantial, well
Several
81th.]809, llstfurnlshell from once ' ,K. Nicholson and Attorney W. A. Barnes, i‘rt-Ii Hayes William .1 0' ry, pastor of the First Church, whom “M"
A ll. Wooster. solicitor of patents. "IE . - Rt‘illli‘n appears for Whitehead. Council; at Augustine-damn Man. he declared to I... II“. temperance Four groups .II Ithuallt) of material 30, 45, 50, and 60c.
anthem. Conn: - , IIIII. George OIbIIII. .lohn O'Brien and leader among the clergy of Stamford, White Goods Section lower iioor.
IQ Emile, New Hovan, electric , , Childrgra; [cry Wii into (1. Nichols. aIId said: 8
Sign:
lililloi‘deuS Hartford speculum
g H lilicbafil s1 Hartfordi 3 p tents.
Cirvlng in the. lengt calm
as, instilled type abai'.
, Fl. Backett. Danbury. hat brim
Ctifilnfl machine
J M. Burr and ll 3. Gibbs. Nor
walk making seamless metallic lia-
3
.Lamb, Torringtoll, hand tool
Trash, New Britain, compen-
stair” forum knob~s indies.
aielbury. self-feeding
. tell—booa ulthlathe.
‘. I”? Lures. Waterbury. pen ash
il clip.
B. Schpepmehl Waterbury. t
biét‘onis: Battery electrode, battery
Digitrode supo'prt (3).
Echo main and W. (1 C.
grouse. Water ury. 2 patentszz :: lint
tin electrode support.
.a. W. .lopson, Meriden canopener
hilt! bottle-decapper.
. I, git. A. Moore, Berlin. garment-sup—
' bottor clasp. ,
. Q. Strollaker WIIillngford.
turn or similiir article. design.
. M Barbcl. Stonlugton, collect-
spoon,
The Problem of Yourw—H Summer Comfort
is solved by the purchase of an
IElite Oxford
FOR FLETCHER’S
C A S T O R I A
it would not itike a thrashing lua-
chine very loilg to thrash out somt
men' s ideas
_..V. .. __.———-—.—._.-._.~_ _._..._.
Horace E Dana 81 Son
45 WALL 8T" NORWALK.
Real Estate and
Insurance
We have several decided bargain
in Income promoting property tna
must Increase In value with the up"
growth of tha sown.
tinnitus
Nichols and W. 1. O‘Connell are to
run the filial quartpr for their r
Ipcctive teams and If they get all
even break at the start or the quar-
era battle royal is looked Ibr.’1‘herc
EII some rivalry between these two
runners, anti a lot of talk among IIGIv
'rlcnds as to their respective abilities.
This event play. in a way. decide the
location of supremacy, but, of course.
it wouldn‘t decide it squarely, unless
each got an even start. if the man-
agement of the games would put on
a special halt mile, or II hull and quar-
ter mile event, with Nichols and 0"
(lonncll as starters. they would have
smoothing that would draw more than
all the rest, for Stamford followers 0.
sport are anxious to see these two
boys meet under oven conditions. NIA
chol's hest'distonce is tlalf a mile, and
O'Connell ls believed to be best at the
quarter. although he has run somi
corking good half llllletl, and has
shown well In the past In the mile
event. He In good in the sprints. too.
Last season Nichols made It tine
showing ill the outdoor work, and hI
did well during thetwiuter in illtlool
events. He Is only )9 years old.nuI‘
"We expect him to lead us to some
thing great in next fall‘s campaign. i
sin almost ashamed to acknowledge
myself a citizen of Connecticut, be»
cause this state is so far behind the
others ill the work against the saloon,
hilt i think we'll wake up, some morn-
ing. and find a revolution against the
liquor evil in filll swing. We believe
that ultimately We, will wipe out every
saloon. not only In Stamford. hilt lll
Connecticut. If we could get all the
temperance people. ill and out at the
church, united all one plan, the deals
ed cut! would be accomplished."
llr. 'l‘illple's speech was followed by
the reading of the trcasurer'n report
and the reception of veterans from the
Soldiers‘ Home. among whom, it was
said. thirty conversions have been
made. Mrs. .I, it]. Allen. iornler soprano
of the llaptlst Church, rendered "\‘ic
tory,“ a song that thrilled the audi
cues and brought the singer a long tail
Io of applause. iteports of the various
unions of the county were then lead.
and Marc followed by the address III
the day by Mrs. Mary li.’ Wilson, at
Philadelphia. who spoke about telllper
llcrc.
\\ istcria taupe, gray. tan,
brown, old blue, violet. and light shades for e\ citing or to
wear with lawn dresses.
Regularly “mill :8 and 50c,
4 pairs for $I.oo.
Automobile Veils.
fecily dust-proof.
IiIIIl meets every requirement,
All Colors are shown.
In the Tea Room.
The Special Sale of Hosiery
llic \alucs contained in the liosicry Special are sIIIh
as are seldom oiicrcd at this season.
Plain and Fancy Black Silk Lisles.
Colored Lisles, embroidered and' In lacework.
'i'hc Colored Lislcs contain
sought for shade:
fashionable and
navy blue,
ct cry
l’rotcctivc shapes in chifi'on. per-
Oilr Yelling Sec-
and the newest follows are
Housekeepers will be interested in the “Dusto” Carpet
Cleaner which is exhibited ill tllc Carpet Store. It is a
\‘ilt‘Ilillll cleaner which is operated within" any electric ap-
pliance. and by one person.
It is pleasant, cool. and quiet. Dc—
i ancc work much l'ol‘t‘! ~sleiikln’ . . .
lg. “2,? glgh'ifiy‘mgflffigm guide- M” ""“"‘l“II““‘h “FMS“ that h“ It people, Mm. WINS... intiriilriw‘ “mt-i. llciuus things may be had for luncheon or afternoon tea.
Ion for quill- y'undtng machine. . ' 3, (333:.lhinvst’liznamislmzlvtli‘lif$131!]: edge of the immigration statistics can lloluclllade Cake, Sandwiches that are delicate and delicious,
"7 . Arnold. Greenwich, shadc- LA" THREI DAY. OF I m...“ ”o qnndny th. ,,,,,,’,.,, “I "I; allied “9r ‘0 U"? 3“ “llemli’m “nil 'l‘ea. Coiiec. Chocolate and Mitchell's Pastcurized Milk.
Nikkei- ' THE YARD STOCK CO. mile handlciip, ruil'ningifrom the 60 iiiiiiirmliig :le tang: (if! (33?: 1233113:
"a I" 3 room, Greenwich, com- The Result? TODAY yard's mark. and lt-dlnto the stretch where foreigners have come and ac.-
Th'e-v-D. M. Read Co,
I! life rat and gutter.
'ilerally debilitated for years.
' sick headaches lacked ambition.
b worn-out and all rundown Bur-
, .:3!ood Bitters made me a well
wah‘—Mrs.dhas.1-‘rclto'y. Moosup,
an.
l‘l‘l
More Circulation. Cooler Feet.
The Price—$8.50 and $4.00
Wear Shoes": That Fit
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
' PHONE 542-2.
“On the Rio Grande"
HOYT’S THEATRE
Jerome Rosenberg, Lessee and Managel
TatOpvtilns Net-ti!»
SEE ,THE PAYTON STOCK CO.
Presenting
M138 MARION HUTCHINS.
Late Loading lady of “Man of tilt
Hour" Company.
0 NEXT WEEK.
in the last 100 yards hII blew up. and
.hree men went by him lil II group. 0‘-
lonnell also startettl'ln‘this event. buI
he omcial handicappcr was not quiiI
so good to him. He did not finish
ins‘ Sunday Nichols ran the first hal
mile in the filters 0 medley race at
the games or Still Sn vador Ctlllilt il. K
of C., on Pastime Oral. and O'Connell
ran the last quarter. Nichols ran the
first-quarter at a comparatively slow
gate: then he Jumped and ‘ntlishct
strong with a lead of iiva yalds. 0 Con
tied bringing with them the customs
If their own countries and adhérlng
to them and said that it was the hard
est task to get them to abandon their
habit of drinking. However. by means
of literature printed in their own‘lan-
guage these people were being reach-
ed. She said that eight out of every
ten persons In this state were foreign
era tthese figures were quoted from
another authority). and wanted to
know what had become of the Artist!
can workman.
. ‘ ”2;: :‘i i ‘ , . "FOR HE“ FATHER'S SAKE‘" ill!" finished SHONE {01‘ Colin? ticut u , ‘ ‘ ‘ _ . ‘ ’
‘ Eész ”Howl MahaCkemO Special Matinee Decoration Day. ”I“ Archer. 0“th New York 9m“ Are "my “H “WWW“ "r “”5"”. OUR ”film‘- MW“ IND SALE WILL BE ON
, {'9' .,.-II ,I‘ I . o I” um. was strollgd‘ lid hissed him In th. she asked They have all vanished
dfili it gil I Mn es Wednesday and l .
‘2 4 no" ' 4- R- °°~~°c Wis“. 8"" smirrui'rmsrn 12:2 l'i‘iie“i.flifilfd$"iii‘f§'I???" Thursda‘ .. F rlda an a urda -
.~ . P CES—Mstinoes ....... I II 8 5 “DP In t I' on 0 wow we ' ~ ‘ , . e y y y
, Ill Iii-IL . 1L1}! . —' pa cgpmgm _____ 10¢, 28: :d :3: come amatch race between them morI population of Connecticut during the ’ ,
igjtil‘ Service and Cuisine Us to Data. lce Cream Matinee, Wednesday, free than it would anything else In a iracl “m ""99 Net‘m- The ”l'i‘“"”“9"'°“ Our Special Prices on Various Linen will be interesting to our '
- event. held by 80!“? P901“? T983101“! ”0er chasers; will include goods from nearly stock. We mention a few
Rates 32 per day and upwards.
Stock and General information Ticker.
to all.
Theatre cooled by electric fans lot
the summer.
BASEBALL.
National League Results.
Pittsburg, 7; Boston, 0.
for prohibition fail to grasp the algal-
ficance of these figures. Among the
79.276 there were over 23.000 unskil
led workmen. What are you going to
do with them? The only thing to do
specials.
All: Wool lngraia Rags
Sunday Dim] 750$. Wait ! Wait I Wait \ A” mm mm ImI-poned' mm. ,3 II,- mm, me", me “mm“, H. ,_ 21,; you. by a yIis.,vnIue $6.00 $4.49
ers quor.‘
, MANAGER STILES American Laagua Results. The followin olllcers. were reelect m ,
« ?W?rx F‘unIlitIuEEI TEL. CALL 9”. OF THE fihgcago. l2'; New York. 2 (minding? a] '02), urn: ens-suing ygar: graphical. » Ta Brussels Rugs .I
s coarypeasns a man . ' C39 090'" “"118 0‘3““ m" . rs Brnum- 8“ “W1 N 0* ..... ....., . "
' Efi't p ghlydursble. Chairs,1t.oclt- , . : MUSIC HALL Cleveland 5: St Louis, 2. president. Mrs. Dora Taylor. Great ‘ 9 ft by 12 "’ value ”1.60 "000 _,
. .. . a . lloston- Detroit. rain. Plains; second vice-president. Mrs.
era, , , 's Sinai! Tables. Taboiirettes,
The A. .I. Adgevit‘te
’ 8t Soil Co.
114-130 WASHINGTON STREET.
‘ ”W.
M .
“W“ IN!“ I I
I
It Boats.“ and to 9" year.
Condos and Profits '
.. 01.17.000.00
Ifyou knew as much "
as is known, by every
Cadillac owner. then
it would ”be
xi F. nLoqIIwooa
' ,&~3-C,ompany»
' as WI'IALL eraser. NORWALKI,
“:4 4'»
TELEPHONE CALL 120. '
a
‘ u'
I
i (drapery Boulevard)
lI IAIT NORWALKI‘
‘-
Shine Diane and All Kinds of
SeaFooI! ttiOcder
John Enflfllii’ivan
, Has suoaoeo 'rlie
‘ This Is one of the best companies
on the road and South Norwalk people
‘wIll certainly have a treat. Also in
connection with this show the latest
Motion Pictures will be shown. Pops
or prices. Secure seats in advance
at Clifford drug store, South Not
wiilk. and Weed'sd Iig store, Nor
.iiaellcmuiem d May m
any
“xcurslos: t
Retell Paint and
Vality Grove
STEAM”. WW9!“
CAM." WM: O.‘ YQUM.
‘Will leave Huntington .at: 8:30 1. ind
lint! 2: 10 p. In.- Retaraing- will leave
Rotor: Point at lil.a standouts. .
Stopping at Valley (have both ways
9n signs}. .
mm“ Silt
T' "I 1':
remarkable full speed run on her way
here from Queens Ferry. She averag
ed over 28 knots an hill! and at out
time nearly attained the speed of "
I in it In: iii
lag thin people fat. increasing strength
and restoring health.
Athletics. when carried to all ex-
iremo‘, often result In straining the vi-
tal organs. How much better it would
die for the average person to regain
health. strength and. Iioah by using
.3 lapse. This nesh- forthlng food to as-
lated as soon as It enters the
'stonlach: it helps the organs to assim-
llate the food and extract the flesh-
thrilling elements; it builds up the
Muscles and rounds out the limbs into
Shanon; plainpnens.
osmhas been, (a: afiwsfgIln
fig unease ta res ran
the weak and run down to strength
fights Mr. Baxterhi the, popu-
(hp 1It}. sells It under'hl a personal
arm; a to refund the money if it
as n neat.
All. or lltet'lils oprt’alply shower“
No- one should a any longer from
mar ,faitai In. war of .
«all: tic all the ”E g aimzd (Win
ielleck Y. St. .lohn. Stamford. Super-’
cis Byrons, Fatrileld: flower mission,
Mrs. Kathryn Park, Bethel".
‘emperance Mra.1)ora 'laylor. Great
Plains; literature, Mrs. 1. V. Alexaas
der, Stamford
A feature of the afternoons enter
ninment was the singing and review
of the colored children of the Loyal
Temperance Legion, who have been
adjourned at 6 p. In.
,.
rennvaoav slittINEcoCK past
AGED.
NEW YORK,- May 28.—After.floun~
daring about with..a broken rudder In
a dense fog In the most crowded por- .
tion of the East River today. the fer-
ryboat Shinnicoo 'smaabed Into the
ass wall aurroun lag Governors 1s-
land. The boat's forward overhang
was badly smashed and the and of her
hall was lodged upon the rocks at the
base of the wall, so that she cpnldmot
back on'. Not iminors than 11 Max of
man passengers wire on
they stopped from the ever-
has; to the sea wall and walked
asliortl The movement of the ship-
ping was greatly “delayed by the log.
I. 8H9 TO 3 T« I! ..
ii To? H i‘tclE III-Ill?” ,
'l‘ay :r areliant Jail” was ain't-mpg by n I. _
medical '
“ . both-z, questions.
China Mailings
I . . . Connecticut Lea ua Results. intendents: ' Evan ellstic; Mrs. Laem-
. .,I- , Wicket and Reed about a Ev", PdfimAllWdee All games postponeglfiain. lerman llrid Iori; Sunday school Special Purchase, value 25c 20o
T“ tier the R ption Hall. Plans or villealidhililical (3011104100 work. Mm f-A 5- M311 ta WWI“: I ,
Slimmer liv ng room in; ‘rnrnisnlngn my, I“ the: Ni.) NIGHT canteen Iavmclata's arses. press} Mrs. iii. a. Mable. snbru‘y: aol-' Ladi Sh“ t W .518 '
isms!” the” mmm for comm”. T. PORTSMOUTH. May 28.—The bat aim and sailors, Mrs. F. G. Fowler. 83 If a! -
and artistic effects. a “i law 0 MONDhYI Y 818T tleahip cruiser invincible has made 8 Bridgeport. medal contest. Mrs. l-‘ran l’ Sample Waists 500 to .1. 49 2
Ladies’ Muslin Underwear ,
L, Samples at
' Ladies’ Pongee Parasols
Special Prices
,, . ,
I‘fiAC dill f aPRICES... Afizflgnsm'. neprotegeaoersHSY. St..lohnond, ‘. Job Purchase. $1.00 .
g: w'lgszo' . a I 36 0f” ~‘- ..... Use Salami. Says Dannie! Baxter. $335,333”; ‘é‘gifirzfi'e °’,§"3.’;‘.‘, sped.'l*v‘h~"7’6_wmz mess Goods
d b I i and Pill 0n Godtl Flesh Flatt. state secretary of the L. 'l‘. I... ~.-,. phi“.
ll Ch I. I . a lithium“ Ym” 00“ 0?; y gavethe children I "chill talk" which “oddly andNotio
g I .
. , ' " .913" . , . The almost universal interest In Lfififgfifigflggfllffiéd 3;“;ng --fi-II--——
Toloiilifln:tlt m... ' physicalgculture is the best evidence hi h m I '
Tolopllono lot office. ass-a. “ can he “fired as to “I" need 0‘ a git-13s: iii? lilve‘i‘, 53 pail-“gel: It: 1:: mil ’
simple and scientiilc method °t mat. during the past year. The convention
How muchipowor do you lose by
friction. slippage pt belts, ilonpllno
'- shafts. stasis-oaths STEAM!
~- .lAt Italian-an honostfianswsr to
and we'll submit
Infltb. cost of Electric Wiring.
rd ahdesumatod amonntof lion-
trlcal ,Power used that will SAVE
MONIYIfor you.
Will you talk it over with as today?
I. re Vail onm We .1“ am some» new mum won. one“ ‘ 'l‘ll‘altoed & Valli Electrodes.
. pmpm‘fron. “Chem and «3...... 250 $1323? ”Firm” 95"“ m 3111:: ‘13:“ro WI "I”. “It. mur- . Tenses. as Washington at.
1. :‘fi. ‘ if"
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