“up ‘i‘ W- cosmos;
oy witsn this
s a Inc “a; stud! a
t
y I
.Chlcap as N.V.f.o.
llIJilll song
7 ‘ I-IsLoés LiLIvsL'r soLE.
DING. Pit" Juno 24. ~Jacob l.ci
the hard hitting cehter fielder of
Reading Tri~State League base
mi tcam. has bee
4
Eli you lggswgs notch
about a
» adilla‘?
“r it
I 7975 is known; by every
Midtown then
.
1* lillll hills l
momml
Understood that Carpenter Desires Not
to Have Judge Wilder .
I ulnar
the bench.
cd one
sit In
hi hlsolt aged “ll n tailor.
shields at tho homo of his ”film: I
Wllian CI‘OSHOH nt 119 'li‘
‘ I No Imeu I‘m!!!" in
this mmnlnlh'. “a“: was
it
his room, and, turning: on
not found until in» bud.
room several hours.
Hear the Canal.“
BRIDGRPOBYP. Juno abs—it scouts
problsbie that the that
selling nuulust .lohn J.
Audrcw Farrell will not be hoard until
next week when Judge Foster
be on the bunch.
Their case was to have boon tricd
yesterday.
but Attorney ilull
hot it be continued
and it is thought that it will
be put over until next week.
Whenrdndgc Wilder. who in on the
bench this woell was assistant prose
outing attorney ho
ponies three or foul times on
same charge for which he is new un-
der arrest. It happcncd that [artisti-
tcr hlls sat in court on several occa-
slons and hourd Jildlfl‘ Wilder ask the
t to impose. a Jail sentence on him.
for that rsuoon it is undmstood
till his will do all that he can to have
b a trial come when .ludlr'o Foster is on
c Wilder is consider-
t the fairest ilndcd Judges to
vinr many years.
but Cd'rpordtn', it Is tiltiught, will not
‘ late north infill!-
.Ind
’0 city ‘cot
will
nskod
until Saturday.
then
cloudy-n Ory
l
FOR ELETOIIER’ S
L
es of policy
gflipfllllel and
GASTQRIA
in. I.»
WATERBURY TAILOR SUICIDE
WA'i‘ide‘iIlili. .iunc
cc. Allldnds and
styles of
acation
CQR. WALL AND HIGH ST
NORWALK. CONN.
complete at short
Furnitur
Specially low estimstés.
F. A. MITCHELL!
3-.
prosecuted Gar
the
ill'Ir-d-A 0 b NT
(‘0th ll“ tots
ER'
‘ ,lnust be of thin ninth and hung ovcr
c in the science in the
disease and the art of all
same. Discuss lire caused
ch twist or sprain iii the
Ii if done in childhood it .1
pinched nerves ‘d. pain .in
in the diflerunt guns and
doctors yelpova the cause or
W Md pain, and health Is
. "101mm harmonlslng the an:
'Ws in your My. I I
‘ . Rheumatism. Psi-sly.
rt, Kidney and Female Dia-
lira {ivan special attention; also
is! ms Spine.- You hill
I.
Csnltgi‘
00.000.00
ichnti Kn
'll-l-
Sthi and consist inforlnstlon Tlclls‘r.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
7 warns
cash—.-
EDWIN H. MATH EW
0
HM H. KNAPP, ing 1"
VlcoPrsA.
WCity National Bank I
TRANQACTC A GENE.RAL BANKING
8
SUN"! and Profits
$117,000.00
Rafa Deposit Bonus, 83 and 85 par ysar.
r cosmos H. Iiowm, 2nd Vino
_ ED.”DW£7LI.. cumi-
.
clamp;
Mm
PM H. IOWIiI
.r. “I
E. kt. Mathswscn Hamil Isyma‘ur.
“must Grumman
Josiah. 8. Marvin J. Wall-cs Isrvin
chm John H. Light
.
,4 .I
J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
-—
“WV“?! and Culalha on to nail.
- Rjitos 82 per day and upwards.
Sunday Dinners, 75cm
TIL. GALLL III»
maths his Eye Gina as
33° no: lace and fit the silky
okind that plea’se. " "
lull lllllll so
I Boosts-era to
“OMER I. HOYT.
”4.1.4....
7 mill ll
list. , ESTATE
an».
(lNCQRPOIIA‘I’ED)
orlnn
I I’m}... . an"!
illusory hollow
IAIT NORWALK.‘
”and: dam. on. '
lShannon's Tldlets
r, if. LAYTON & co
. I
I.". Minnow svs. comma“.
:1 llmiard.
ideals tile Complexion
Ovcinlght
leplss, null, Eruptions. at...
Quickly Eradicator! by Now
skin Rsmsriy.
um
Since its discovery one year 0,
Illa skin rsmody. has, in
W mmrillm accomplishments end
csoded the most sanguine oxpeotat
i
:8
ions
of the eminent specialist who use
it to the world it has cured thous-
ands of cases of eczema and ar‘Micat-
ad facial and other disfigurements 0!
years staudipy. 'l‘ha torrihls itchiat
sltsndlu; sparin- is stopped pith". the
first applicst on. giving proo
curative prdpcrllas at tin vary out
set.
in la cal-lo skin alilacliniia, such
as plmh'ls, rs‘s’h. hcrpsa. blackbosllt.
acne, bar so Itch. eta. results show
after an overnight application, only a
smuli on my being required to went
a cure. ‘el‘hose who use pbslnm for
these minor skin troublep can now
avail themselves of the special 604mm
package. recently adopted to meet
such hoods. Both the 50 cent pack-
age and the regular .2 jar may now
be obtained in South Norwaik at The
Clliford Pbmmnoy, Edw. W. Kelley.
Jr. a. and other lodlng drug stores.
Samples for experimental Ipurposes
may be had free or charge by will“
direct to the Emergency Laboratories.
32 wept ’i‘wcuty tlfth street, its, yprlt
city.
ill llllilllll ill Willi
The shopbcrd plIIlds Inc. unions the
ltlust dosixns in stxhs for the lit-
To the lowering of the wulstiluo is
ascribed the responsibility for the re-
vlval of the bolt.
There seems to be a craze for odd
trimmings for gowns and suits. 'l'llo
gcloth gown will display bands of linen.
those in turn dccorntod with hand em-
'bloidoly of silk or silk slrappinss.
and one ovou hours of bonds of Turk-
ish towellng in self color lot into a
Ill-cos of pongcc.
The latest idea In Ionics is that they
silk skirts. but the shun woman rc-
mcmbor that she cannot war a tunic
of a diffcrcnt malcrlul very succosa
fully unless thtI skirt is cut on train.
it is so cosy to get pretty designs for
'clubroldoring not. and It is such dainty
work for hot uftcrnoous that every
nun will culoy making for herself one
of these fashionable scarfs.
Dani forgct to put a bit of perfume
.on the artificial flowers you wear as a
coinage bouquet. it helps to entry out
the detention. for the artificial bios
stuns luck onh fragrance to be pol
f :t.
he bag of linen la a dulnty scoop
sorv for tho linen frock. and it is a
protty fashion to have one for tech
frock or gown of the some matellal.
’llul. after all is thorn anything qultc
is"? choice looking as tho gold mosh
if you want to be up with the times,
1do’ not wear yous aunt in too unwou-
tlonui a manncr but arrange it about
your person carelessly. 7" one and
hangs atlaight. toss the other over the
shoulder about one arm or in noun.
way diliorcnt from Its companion.
One ncvor aces l'lllly paranoia these
days. neithel is there. any demand for
the baby carriage covers of a few
youls ago that W010 a mass of lacc or
not ruffles—two chungcs for tho bet-
ter.
Sonic one asked mc the other day
bow to rdmove the scorlb from II diess
sho hud ironed and i would like to
quote the following from "Style" for
June but the item does not say wheth-
cr it could be. used on colored goods:
Put a half pint of vinegar on the stove
in a porcelain- llncd saucepan To this
is added the juice of a large onion
and two ounces of fuller‘ s earth. The
mixture In boiled for five minutes.
sti‘ainod. cooled and boiled. in remov-
ing the scarce a little of the mixture
‘ is not on a clean white linen rag and
,HgotolMahackemo
rubbed over the scorched place until
It. disappears. Several applications
may .htr. necessary. . ,
if you are going to a resort whom
it is difficult to get good laundry work
pinn your ward-mod; accordingly. Ford
hapa- nib loo-t comfortable gown this
docs not have to be laundered is tho.
I
. .I I L .7.i A
"Thom Is no prettier outdo wom- with
the white abutting sun than that or
all black Such 'a hat is 'good with
gowns of every color, but especially of-
fectlve with the room white Shantun
71w which is handily if old with a’ uni
Ghli‘dron” erg
allow
odsrnnm
h .« - MN 4100! WMIQY. .
SAN JOSE. ash. Juno 25. MB. navel.
Mind" thn’tl W.“ Evans Dent, 'ith.
y «rosy m iiiiftiii by Alfred Claw
cldf Urilu. who then; committed sub
l washalnophew by nlnri'lage'di
Icihnrni ll SwGraIIt his‘ aunt.f‘.lalia-
M tidying martial! tho a warrior
Idem. At Inlsdoauc iddneub that
7 II lit a moron l'I'onI‘nMns. hill
Schley. lilo woman in the cm. was
read. Mrs. Schioy is binding intsfi
uglinIas airmlt- or A tiller .mondn
through hot? lungs, aulh pay not sar-
vlyo her inland: 1
, 5‘.in Wm out .I‘
“Him chm! was burned tori-ibis.
out-tho
l
"l'Il'lI‘a
7 r Ilium Damiano.
0
hack and chest. 1 up' I
».
IIIIIIIl ’"stIII
IIIIllIl hlllllll
Seem a Slots oi Pennies In the Cosmo.
town and Bclhcl Depots
.«
'l‘lIo ileihol doppt will spin vlpltpd
by tblcvos. Wednesday illgllt and this
time thoy hit bollsr paid for thclr
trouble than on thc night before. Tues
day night, it will be remembered, they
bmkc lupo tlIc weighing machine
which stood on the station platform.
but. mum to ?ii('f‘Ilif'P lilo pennioll it
contained: 'l‘hslic. nmounllnz to 83.“.
were taken out of tho Inuchhic Woll-
neaday mornin; by Station Ago-III (lul-
laghor. and placed in a cnnruss bug,
This box wits In the agents onion and
when the burglars cntomd Wednesday
morning by turning the lock of: a wlu-
(low they took this bag and II toll oth-
t‘l ponnics which were‘ lying about in
all not over 83 iii) The lhiavns thou
went Into the pssseugsl uniting room,
whom they ripped the pl epav tele
phone box from the wall cut the sircp
and carried it off. The box was found
near the Shepard factory, some. dlso
lance below the station. its contents
wot-o gone. ,
At the central tclcphouc office it
was said that the signal abound that
the wire was upon at 3 34 yesterday
mornidx, but as the trouble might
to occ urrsd from a casual break in
tho w‘lu'o n'o‘ Islam was given. I
The Inlrslors also took from the this.
tlo'll n Molilwr bolonlling to one of
the cniployed of tho lllaoo it was
learned «bars that the depot at George
town was also entered but the rascals
failed to mallc much of s haul as they
only secured a small Immunt in pen.
ales. It is thought possihln that the
parties working in the taro place: may
have been the some. possibly break-
ing into thti Georgetown station car
llcr In the night and going to Hothci
on tho 2: 08 train to clients that).
0thors believe that tho huminrisa of
the WW) nights were perforln‘sd by lo
cal parties.
It llli Illlll llf sllll
BASEBALL.
Yostsrday's Natlonai Lupus Results.
Now York, 7: iioatou. 4 (first game);
New York. 12 illusion. second
sanlel.
Brooklyn. 6; Philadelphia. 3.
Chicago Cincinnati. wot grounds.
i’lttaburg. 3; St. 1401113.?
American Lsaquc fissults.
Philadelphia. 5; New York, 3
Boston. 5: Washington!
Detroit 2: St Louis. 1. It
Cleveland 8: (‘hlcngo l
Connsctlcut Laauuc Rssults.
Bridgeport '4‘; Springfield. 1.
New i'lrltnin. 7: iiolyoke.i
Wnterbury. ii; New Haven, 3.
Northampton, 8: Hartford. is.
Harvard. 3; Yalc, 2.
CAMBRIDGE Muss. June 25 —-iiur«
vard defeated Yule. 3 to 2. hero yua-
terday afternoon. in Welovon inning
contest. before an assemblago of 15.»
000 oomlmmcomont visitors. .
FitzHaI-bcrt Wins Suburban.
NEW YORK. June 25.~F‘ltalierlmrl
easily won the Suburban handicap you
tel-day from n fluid of six sturtcrs
Iioai‘lng tho colors ofISam Hildredth.
With riddle Dunno up. the horas want
the distance, i ll mllcs. in 2:03 2-5.
which is only” .. 5 sccnnd slower than
the rrcord. hung up by Ballot. Alfrc'd
Nollie was second and Fayette,thlrd.
Langford Rstums Homo.
NEW ‘I'.ORK June 25. «Sam Lanz—
ford the negro heavyweight. who re
cently wont to England and captured
the British heavyweight championship
by knocking out Ian Hague returned
home todav on board the steamship
Lusitania. “i am ready to tight John»
son for the championship at any time."
said Langford; “in fact i would have
met him in England, but he would not
owns the. ocean. fearing he would
meet defeat. Hague was an easy
proposition, though he is II big strong
follow."
5;
310000 FOR HATTERB.
Contribution Maris at loci and Sims
Workcrs' Convsntlon.
An Associated Pleas dispatch from
Syrricuse N YL. yesterday afternoon
said:
The lntérunrioual Bout and shoe
Workers" convention. in sci ion here
tfllilil’. ave 110. 000 to the till ted liai-
tors of North America, to aid in the.
light chains; the Nation‘s] Association
or it pthi nu ctureru. The sh wot-it‘-
on indignities ago lashed tiié sitters
5.000. taking their note: 1‘0de the
$300 to Waugh pnlnlmgpg‘iy cancelled
ch eii’rs Votod a Irtiidr Illino-
hits I‘ of 35.90 i (In In followed
lineal byq. scrotal-y EMF liliwlor '
at it; matters 'organla
.Untla'd Co. Bu
mails" Asséclatsu Martial lg
h ginning: nous and cool alnts.
interim: ovar‘ lilo Hello is ill suits
innngas Iiron‘glit by t s Nptilmill
ilsoclatlon of Fur Felt filth Maniifilc
Elnora against sixteen khutacturqra
n Dummy. Bethe! mu ow Milt6rd.
who am chargéd With iiavl‘lit mnbdlat-
dd their ngrdiiiilcht' wtnr the associa-
2:“ have bend: made '0)? Shim! “0017
at Danbury. who wps aommpsniod
§y Frank H. Berg, .lr’, o‘f llio ofllce
on Its ~
lirtl‘m '
now York the
ubssl for tilt: Natlo Association.
Th0! lililteehth 'iirm‘ to ho served was
the Baird, Uniiéd (10., of Bethei.
hick. it was at first suppmd.‘ would
I‘ll”
cal examiner. died: at his home here;
--—-r-
Financial Report Slipws Rcduction oi
$8. 000 on Dill. loll N: on
It...” 571739.29.
hill
lllllflll l.
lilillli ii If— iiillii
Nlher Oilima Remain the Same as
During ilil Present Year
Tho annual meeting of tho chr
River School district was held in tho.
school building ill Academy ‘ atroct.
last cvcnlng. Everything In connec-
tion with thc locating was harmonious
and peaceful In striking contract in-
deed, to the llvoly and somewhat
sIoInII SPHHIOIIS which have churncch
ized Illi' mot-tings of recent years. lln
anilnlly of scnllmcnt seemed to per-
vadc tho meeting and the business
was very quickly dispatched.
'ihc meeting was callcd to order by
(‘lcrk L. Vi ll‘oilai’d Ex Councilman
Chullss ll. lIilworth was chosen chair-
man and after the minutes of the pm-
viuus meeting woro road and approved
nrocooded to take up the business ac
cording to the call
The report of the distrlct committee
was load by A 1“. Austin. He stated
that while the report as prepared was
a purely financial on he desired to
coonucud tho princll l and teachers
for tho excellent Insunol in which tho
school has hccn conducted during‘ thc
you and also to compliment the col-
lettor. ii. .l. Bracken on the ofllcient
luminer in which the tax has boon
collected. He then submitted the fol»
lowing financial report for the year:
Receipts.
llnlnucc ..................... 83084
From town ................ 0.076.149
Loan ...................... 783.69
i-‘ronl collector ............ 4,600.00
Rollatc interest ........ 39.”
Corporation tux ............ 226.98
Total Receipts ........... 812,007.52
Expenditures.
Teachors .......... a ....... 8 5,125.00
Janitor .................... 600,00
impairs .' ................... 000.00
Fuel ....................... 538.03
insurance ................. “35.00
Advertising ................ 22.00
Tax book ............ . ..... 7.5.00
Water ............ . ........ 10.00
incidental ......... . ....... 38M
Supplies ..... 8km
Supplies ....... .. . .I ......... 81.02:
Enumeration ................ 24.91
interest .................... 4.51.69
Paid on debt ........ L ..... 3,000.00
Balance ............. . ...... 1,736.29
812,.007 52
to tho $3.000 paid on dcbt. the com-
mittee intended to pay about 3800
more. its also stoma that of 83000
paid he had with him cancelled notes
for 85 800 the other 8200 being credit-
ed on a larger note. Ho then moved
that the notes after due inspection, be
destroyed by the clerk in the presence
of the meeting. Tho motion prevailed
and the notes were accordingly des-
troyed.
The treasurer. G. L, Woodward. then
read the following report. the correct-
tlve to the recent on): Which shows is
little over 8700 to be collected. '
The next order of business was the
election of district oillcers. The fol
tho secretary on motion casting ono
ballot for each candidate: ‘
District Committeeman,
years—Jrhomas El Chino.
Clerk-4.. W. Leonard
Treasurer—G. L. Woodward
Collector—H J.- $38012;
Auditors—George S G gory.
hard Tully 7 ir‘ I“ H‘-
Child gas; (3 I-
Fall Etticllili's
for three
Ils.
NORWICH PHYSICIAN DE D.
NORWICH: June 25—41.. II‘ ‘mrl‘
dock the‘ oldest practicing physlcia’h'g
in this city and for many your; medi-‘l
yesterday from a complication of dis-
eases. He was seventy-nine years old
anti is survived by a widow and two
of Trinity Coils.
l as Dr. “schools on t'l'hs .
7.: 73mm >‘ififiwfi‘qfi~“g‘“ . suit on Iits bond. ”epitome! 7
37 WRI~7 -‘7_, 777¥?7,'“‘ e rail. v‘f’tii ‘
swam... . I. I .4 lull “Soil"? It... _,?..;;“: l. .l
MR8. slosL IN wsvsllroyvnr .I 93mg?“ $3" $3"; it}? 7' 7
o it'll. rgvtih' idly “:31" I fill l‘%m this“ “i distill”: Hilda? so I. u
I . 7 .7 ‘ l ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ppm I'll»
~ In Yokkinititdad'df’ swat .Iile onus “is?" $33.??? a“ a” all tolls" “KW ' bomb}
glslaln b mot. swapping... . w ‘9 Is X‘Wclcd ilthllt filelimb” out} inc-993‘? ,
mi 3%“th ltiIo ' -; the isslirs wil be reached at that , g'flil:
lays?“ WMfiflokn. Thad {ti ‘9! little. m” "m P} 3W i“?
t moulds deny the" list1 The a rd. Utntiell (30., which has M-“dm
It... I..." I7. storm: 77-77. l'lh’ ~ h “It. 77p '7 “limo
. l. .
Insultarlum. I ‘7 “ ill rtnlalits todlilzh m k n l d5! . Q“ in“? ‘ Ilium“ PM”.
Mr Austin stated that in addition ‘
ness of which was vouched for by the '
district auditors, G. 8. Gregory and
Bernard Tully: :. '
Receipts.
Balance .. ............. ' ..... 8 330.84
From town ................ 8,076.89
Corporation tax ...... 226.95 *
Collector ................... 4,000.00
Falrllcld Co. Savings llank.. 783.67
Rebate interest 39.1’4
812,057.52
Dlshummspts.
Find on district orders .. . ..8.i0. 321 38
Balance ............ . ..... 81. 730 29 1
The collector made a stateiuonuels- 7 v
lowing were unanimously elected by ‘
CASTORIAW“
children. Dr. Paddock was a graduate. . .,
ll ' ‘ " i -
' fidmod innnlil‘cails‘wsn ma s
' ,tltrdsir wan tow tinit this amount
:{i’fi Ms} . FRIDAY. 1m 25, .909
~ kill '7. I 7 I. "i: l . .
‘l‘ i...“ ......
Bridgeport Advertisements.
”flaw—3..
Bridgeport Advertisements.
i
The D M. Read Co.
wot-4 u”
Ice Cream Freezers
Latest Models with all conveniences for home use.
“The Alaska," with ccllur tub and spoon- shaped Ilasllcr
is a VCI‘l rciiublc ilcczcr r, and with it can be made lL‘L
Itcanl. ltt‘h, and .shcrbcts with little lllbol. Sizes from i to
is quluts. ,
“The White Mountain" lInIIlly uccds anything said for
it. lilis l rcczcr this a triple motion. dilll all metal parts are
IIcuI ii) tiuucll to prevent runlmg. Sizes from I to 6 quarts.
"The Champion " an all metal 1 rcczcr. "lhc tub is of
hcuvv galvanized «loci, the can of plsuishcd tin, and the
tliiSlIt‘I‘ of mallculilc iron ilIt-Ic die on wllccls or gears, and
the handle works directly over the Ilzlsllcl. Sizes from i to
4qu.lrts. We are the sole agents for the Champion and
prices begin at $1.00.
Specials in White Goods
850 Yards of 40-inch Persian Lawn.
Regular l4c quality :It Inc. lRI‘ qualill me. It». qual-
it) 2c. 20c quality. 160. 25. illidlll) 18c.
500 Yards of 32-inch Satin-Striped Lawn.
\I'cr; attractive and (lilriilllt‘ tor liillllrt'il Insists or whole
frocks. l7cayard. . . .
“ \Vllltt‘ (50min, Sl‘t‘iltm. lower “our.
Special in Women’s Umbrellas
Pure silk, raillproui. but equally good for
lit-gulps 20inch size, in black. carlimzll and grccn.
for 31.79
sunshine.
Worth
Waxed Paper. ior \vrappinglunchcs takcs sands-lull»
cs ctc. it keep everything fresh and moist. in rolls 12
inches widc and 30 it. long, and am length can bc lot. so
a roll. .
The Undermuslin Sale continues. l’lcut)’ of fine sllccl‘
\‘uiusuok Nightgmvns, Embroidered Petticoats long ones
and short ones Corset Covers and Diapers. Bargains all.
lHillliill l3 Billillll ll
l .1494
We have lust received south new numbers of LADIES' GOWNS in at-
tractive styles. To call attention Iowvshose we' ‘
have chosen for our Special, this weak.
LADIES? GOWNS ,
Have marked down nearly all of our former stmk to Harald Prices.
Some sample numbers to very low figures.
We Note a Few Specials
" .
LADIES’ GOWNS tucks and ruflios. ......... 390. Regular price 60c.
LADIES' GOWNS. tucks and embroidery ..... 44c. Regular price 50c
LADIES GOWNS. tucks and embroidery . ...... 49c. Regular price 591: 7;
LADIES' GOWNS, hamstitch and ruthes .. . . . . I59c. Regular price 750 ;
LADIES GOWNS. eintiroidcd'y dud homstltrh. .69c. Regular price 81.00
SAidPLlIl GAMIRTS A'i‘ (idE‘A'I‘ER REDUCTIONS.
t
To have Plumbing. Steam lint Kit at if;
.. i'ii v
, washroom Stats hr Tin hoodlum l
"I
yhgnic‘" or Building that can be Iggpended
7‘_ pen... of right inalerials and wolihnlsn
l“; A lwl-LA' N18}
I bbilliard Ithat talllllsl l
0 my” 7 7
a
no the r low ofhtho mom Aides»
lilo 7fi‘li: i “M “iii
III y'asol “ammonia yes: l-y' $091174 mi hill? “”7
as a hard miter ‘at his mason " ~
:11: Flam) in Normwuvoras whit. 'alv. g ”1' I“: "‘9“;
ill ed the nlliliilifl. This case visa ott dzéleth: “fag“: “Lawns?“
Io lshort calcitttl? for today? I“; I. lat pp, 93%”! .9 101080! .91 M
apei‘
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Pblladeiphi
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LONDON, “ e
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.80: liilsgd
lac 8.0%,
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calculation of
Norwalk Chronicler