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The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use ibr 9mm years. has borne the signature of
and? has
tonal supervision since Its infant-y.
Allow no one wdeeeive you. a this.
been made under his per-
Aii t‘cuétciifelta, Minions and “Justus-good" are but;
Esrmrim'entu that trifle with and endanger the health (I
lniluits and Olilldsen—Experience against Experiment.
What Is CASTOFIIA
'Jnstnrla is a havinleu substitute for Castor Oil. Pare-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
cur-talus neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
cl‘llfilvflllwi .1” age," its guarantee. It dest
and alloys Feverishness. It
Wornil
euros Diarrhoea and Wind
Colin. it relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Fhitulency. 'It assimilates the Food. regulates the
‘smnnwh and Bovvels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
'1 lie Children’s Pounce-The Mother’s Friend.
csuuiua‘ CASTQFHA -AI.WAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
'0'! m “Ila-v. fl lulu! man. new veils ervv
*
m‘w—‘m
AMATEUR V8. EXPERT.
“Some winiuien spend about half
their liriie tr-yln' to make tlicnisclvcs
look somewhere near its good as n
.pliotogriipher can."——Los Angels-s Ex-
press,
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1840.
Deposits June 29, 1909,
33.707.107.48
George ll. Holmes, Praat.
Win. A. Curtis, Vice-Praat.
Fred'k Adena!“ qrreaa.
E‘Wall Papers
IN PRICES TO SUIT ALL
POCKETBOOKS
AlCompIete Line of Crockery.
Glassware and Houseiur-
dishing Goods. Etc.
English Blue China by the set or
piece.
Square White Fruit 1er can be
cleaned quicker and better. Fruit will
pack closer. the Jars will look nicer
on your shelves than the round green
glass jars.
Square White Jars have the Ligh'l
ning Top.
Window Shades made to order.
Painters' Supplies. ”
Best Mixed Paint. 01.25 gallon.
Painting and l’aper Hangrng.’
L. H. Decker
a1 wasmnerou eraser.
sourii nonwauc
TEL con.
llaily Line to N. Y
For Ffe’i'gli lit Only
DI and after Tuesday. January 1
ll“, l'relght Propellers will leave
Pier 28,1llsat River. iNaw York, (foot
of Dover streetl.‘ every day. (except
Sunday), .It 1 p. rm. height received
at Norwaik up to 4 p. m. and south
Norwaih up to 5:80 p. in.
s: . Norwallr Steamboat Co.
Arising J. Smith. c. c. Hegeman.
_ Leases. ‘ General Agent.
'r lxi‘nin‘r II
I}. 5. Patent cares.
, . me to lass
, “Metamucil: Street.
.‘.. . -. “DEEPOI‘I'. Gnu-0'
ism halal M mm on Patents.
“ Horace E. Dapp & Son,
ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP FLIES.
FRANKFUR I‘, Sept. 15.-——'l‘iie air-
ship Zeppelin III. left hcrc today to fly
in Muriniicirii, (in board as passengers
are Orville Wright. l’rlnt‘c August Wil-
liam of Prussia, and the Duke of Snxe
(‘obirrg-Gollia.
HURT IN TROLLEV COLLISION.
NEW BRITAIN. Scpl, 15.-In a
irolley collision on tile l‘lniuvllle line
this Ilfit'l‘llOI)”. Sidney Hart. of \Viilei‘v
bury. was injured. but not seriously,
Several passengers were shaken up
and bruised.
Moiorruari Jack Redd,
lerday
gee of coal, or Westporl.
ScuIIprt Oyslcr Currier
has moved to the IE.
Osborn avenue
interested in the niuiouiicerneiit Llin
ii boxing club will probably be form
ed In South Norwalk shortly.
night dailies now being over for the
season ill the Country Club,
will be none. there ibis evening.
Is slightly Improved.
about this nation of the town are be‘
liiiie.
sircei. Sunday.
slnirglit of lllc winter storms.
summer than is usually the case.
Norwalk's nirsliip mystery by
George (lnllr'ldc were
good view of its Intricate workings.
Conductor Charles M.
ire line. Mr. Willianrs'
looked after by Edward Burkedai.
clpntion of the new season. Severn
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and the art of ad
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in this
back. Even if done In childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
inter life ip the diherent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems In your body.
Nervousncss, Rheunfatilm. Pcrniy-
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dil-
esses are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic I
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
04 WASHINGTON ST. 30. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments lean ciao.
A Timely Subject
For All House-Owners
This is the season for cleaning
up the premises. Soap and the
scrub brusn hr the house and
the rake for the lawn are good,
but they dont' go far enough.
You can clean dirt away, but
to make the house. the barns.
stables and fences right they
“fut“ be fleshened up with
:a n .
We have everything for the‘
paintings-linseed oil. turps.,
brushes and
‘Atlantic Pure White Lead
THE FAMOUS
DUTCH BOY PAINTER BRAND
We can guarantee this White» .
[land's purity. -
See us about your painting.
E‘E‘. GO
.oscoea ii.
EAST noawaak. cons.
3 4s wau. s'r.. Moswam. "
Real Estate and
Immune
We have several decided bargains
in Incomexprodiiainli property that
must increase in value with the rapid'
growth of the town.
of East Norwulk, Ilc considered the
location of his summer home was “PM
to paradise. Mr. Franklin had born
a summer resident here for two sea-
sons.
A deferred meeling of the St. James
Circle of the King's Daughters will be
held at the home of Mrs. S. W. Kelly.
Seaside place. East Norwalk. Thurs-
day. September 1.6 Mrs. C. A. Elweli.
county secretary. of Stepney. is ex-
pected to be with the Circle in this
meeting at 2:30 o'clock.
walk, was a visitor in Bridgeport yes-l
Wiley Jones. of Benedict Farms, has}
secured a contract to unload llirce ilfli‘"
Arthur Belmont. hook keeper for tilt“
(‘lillllllilly
B. Sririili place in
Several East Norwalk youngiuc “m... for 100 —ponnds oi lilailiflsii A'ccord-
In consequence of the Wednesday penrance. at their 9‘3"“)an ground
there
Mrs Samuel Nash wiio has been in iihommedieu Bm'hf‘l‘fi 3'01? yesterday
Ileliiel for the pusi three months for Placed on the mica it weighed three
the benefit oi her health, has returned Willid! and [Wu ounces.
to her home in Van Zniidt avenue. Sire men tilled a “V0 (Wm measure and
The gutters in smile of the highways l Among “10 East Norwnlk oystcrmen
ing ricancd our and will be in shape tcrda) “Dd secured their “0911888 In
to corn off the superfluous iaIi rnln W0'k 0“ "‘9 "MUN” 8'0“”! 03919“
that is liable to come along at any.
The Misses Illlda and Anna Sill
niroiil and Miss Ethel Barren. oi Brook-
lyn, and Oscar Hansen. of Stamford.
were guests Sunday of the Misses Al~ I
ms and Carrie Bcrgrcn, of Seller-k
A number of house: about East Nor-
wulk are in the hands of the carpen-
iers for new roofs to withstand the on-
There
seems to be more of this work on this
A little more ligiii is throla'n on East
the
slriii-meiil that when Dr. Baker and
three miles
away from It and could not get a very
Williams, the
oldest irolli-ynrnn on illc road in point
of service, In enjoying a mcntlon io-
dsy from his duties on the East rivcn-
car Is being
Clarchc Webb and William Ilediun
have overhauled their boats in anti-
orher local oyslcririen are kept busy
these days on this sort of work, the
shores Iiciiig dotted with working
Bridge Phai’irlacy
Prompt and ancient mica at
all time.
Personal attendee girls to all ‘
prescription work. .. , a . ‘_
Chairs ior our trolley patroiu.
Coins in and wait M your ear.
BRIDGE PHARMACY -
. - .i. wanna. MEI".
l i h
l
5a
i log to aiiidavlts Charley Weill tlsiiing
last week, agreeing to make delivery
as sabovo stated. but the fish were so
unkind that they made off at his up
William H Bradley, the well known
Weatpurt produce iniiri exhibited a to
l mic that was surely a beauty at the
Tire speri~
i was the largest seen here this season.
'WIIO went over to South Norwsik yea~
beds were Fred Loreiov Henrv Rey
nolris William and Charles Tobey Ja-
oob See, Jr. A Podzclnl, l-‘ri‘d (Ii-hr
mun, Clarence Webb. Albcrr Ayres
'and Willem Hedinn.
George Washiiurn, lhe artist. stares
that he must be soiiicwiisi deficient
In the sense of feeling. In his recent
dive from a roof in the ground, at
Benedict Farms, George cut his head
open badly and bad to have it sewed
up. biil he sayashoreins no pain from
the. Injury. lie has ll hole in his scalp
but the wound has healed.
Recently quite a little filling has
been done about the Fitch School
grounds. as per the instructions to the
district committee by the last school
district meeting. To till the grounds
at one time would be an expensive
proposition and the work will be done
In sections. The part already accom-
plished is well worth while.
In lire NorwslkSouth Norwalk Busi-
ness Men’s baseball game yesterday.
the prestige of East Norwaik was
held up by Leo Davis. When it came
time to pitch his Inning, Leo bad the
other fellows nll flustrated when be
tossed the ball so slowly that it hardly
1 had momentum enough to carry it to
the plate. During lhal inning the South
Norwaikers did not score a rrrn.
Apropoa in the mention yesterday
Me with .tbelslosi. -
srafi.
.__.,_____ of the part that Caplnln Peter Deck-
Tlic lsic Mr. Franklin. who passed 7,“, _. ,_..___H
away suddenly ill his cottage at five 1} "‘5‘ fr -’
gory's Point last week. was very fond .
THAT'S THE Psics‘or ous N0. 3
Ch
John Howard Is patiently waiting
for Charley IACron to fill an order
Stewart
"Range
Your pick of: dozen'diiieren
kinds of
as v
RA .. GES
COOK
STCVES
swank
Ranging in bytes from
$615192 '50100
COR. WALL AND ,‘HIGH IT‘-
NORWALK. CONN.
.._. ——.7-- ..
F. A. iiiTcriELL
and we claim it is tbl‘b'est stcve value
In this town.
This stove is guaranteed in every
respect. and you are welcome to your
money back lifter a month‘s trial if
you want It.
I. i. illiiliixi still.
runs waeamcrou dress-r.
, scorn uoswaut
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8t Cliniflany
39 Wall Street
- Your coupon properly filled
out lets you n Spark Plug free
end
more destirable your building can be
made for your tenants~by having
Electric Lighting Bells. Private Tele-
phones Annunciators etc, installed—
we'll tell you how and furnish all
materials.
This is the Electric Age and the
Landlord who Is up to date gets the
good paying tenants.
lbeReed&VoIk sectioned
8! WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NOIWALK.
TELL‘NE.
‘ratihuorlficau. no.
Dorian H ouse
(0mm Mime)
can aoawaur.
Shore Dinners "and All Kinds of
Sea Food (looked to Order
John E. O’Sullivali
"\'l
j , Ing station.
the ya ermen,
there a ten-den m. tin-aim
a bit of amusement. One cysts ,
got a little hot under the collar b
the good natured tolerance of-ailotiie,
other one, but almost.
scrap.
prevented I
Eddie Parks, of Washington Street
bridge fame, reports liisl of a perilous
undertaking, discovering the Nort
Pole. compared with finding Gears
town is a child's undertahm Eddie
and: another young man started for
Georgetown by carriage Sunday and
lost their way. At times they were
on the brink of chasing and all sorts
of things and did not know as they
would ever reach their goal.
W ' . ‘3
—You can’t beat bread and cake
made at Banner Bakery. Try It. ~
Four East Norwalk young men ere
walking across the Washington street
bridge Saturday evening when one
suggested that they take a little walk
down It) New York. The four were A»
oi and Hartwick Amundsen and Ernest
and Herman Morita. All agreed that
such was a desirable trip and they
started off at 9 o'clock. Axel Aniund
son and Ernest Moritz arrived at
Grand central depot at 8 o'clock Sun
day morning and after a little rest.
continued their trip over to Prospect
Park Brooklyn. The other t cool!
It New Rochelle. having a Hit 0 iron-
e. .. . ~¢>.-- ..
' Tregistrar? l'Nrs'iic‘e
Tire Registrars of Voters of, the
ThirdVolIng District of the Town oi
Norwslli will be in session at the store
of E. E. Gorhsni 10 First St. East
Norwalk. Thursday. Sept. 16. 1009.
from III. or. to a p. m.. for the purpose
of receiving applications to be made
electors.
E. E, GORHAM.
FREDERICK LUNDQUIST.
Registrars oi Voters. Third Voting
District. Town of Norwalk,
East Nor-walk, Sept. 10. 1909.
Avail lb
.r’ ~
lilililllil.
James A. Farrell. oi Hickory Bluff,
has entered two horses In the Green-
field HIII show.
. Quantities of, wild cherries and eld-
erberics are being gathered by local
residents. for preserving purposes.
A party of about halt-dozen local
residents enjoyed a day‘s outing on
the Sound. yesterday, hinckdsliing. A
good catch was reported.
Mrs. A. M. Hoyt and family. will
have been at Contentment Island a:
Summer. have left ilrar place for Ma
sarhusetis and Ncy York stale. i
Cashier and Mrs. WUIIam‘A. Cur,L
U- have moved~~troui their sombre;
borne on Belle Island to their winie
residence. in West avenue. horwaikl
Mr. and Mrs. "John Seward and dad
ghter. Margaret. oi Brooklyn. N. "i-
lisve returned to their home, after
spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Cleverly, of Rowaylon.
Traendiy and Schenk. the Brookv
side florists. are having a 40,000 gallon
water tank erected on their property.
and will pump water from the stream
feeding Chnaniar‘a pond. New Jersey
contractors are doing the work.
That fall Is about to set In. Is indi
cared somewhat by the turning of the
leaves of the various trees, which al-
ready begin to show some of their
beautiful tints. Several flocks of wild
geese have been noticed pabsing over
the village.
__....__....
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Altschui have rd-
tnrned to their home. 227 West 08th
street, New York. Mr. Altschul bah
been the picnic! at the Roma Point lIO'
lei all summer. and Mrs. Altschnl
boarded at the home of Henry I.
Rowland in Rowayion avenue.
»
Allen Danchy starts tomorrow on hi'
annual vacation of one week. and will
attend the reunion of his regiment.
the Tenlh Connecticut Volunteer in-
fantry, in New Haven. Clark
the night engineenawlll take his piacié
as day engineer at the railroad pump-
Bocks recently added to the Rowny
ton Library are In .tfolicws
Fiction.
ltis. Alexander.
.,.,’l‘he Heritage of Langdale. l
Anon,
.. Ersllla.
Mrs. C. Jenkins.
Madame DeBesupre.
Wilhelmina von Hillern,
By His Own Might.
Claire vonv Glumer.
A‘Noble Name.
Adolph Strecktuss,
Castle Hohenwaid.
Bret Harte,
A Ssppho. of Green Springs.
May Laffsn.
Christy Cnrew.
Mrs. Molesworth..
White Turrets,‘
. Juvenile Fiction.
Howard Patterson.
The Captain oitbe Rajah.
. H..
Nelly'gr Silver Mine.
Jamts'otis.
The Castaways. .
Nonfiction.
George Bird Grinneil.
The Story of the Indian.
Alfred H. Miles;
. . The Bravest Deed I Ever Saw.
...._......._._
A fire early yesterday morning dam
used the pumping station of the New
road Company, at Chslmer's pond. in
this place. loathe extent of about 850
It Is presumed that the fire had been
smouldering between the ceiling and
the roof for some. time. erhaps days.
and at e oclocb It .101 deniy burst
- PROPHIITOI.
forth. The engineer. who came from
a little occurrence“
man, not quire twice as large as the -
' illill’fllli
~. ~Mrs. Welter Price has been dill.
York, New Haven and Hartford Kalb,
ew Haven this week, to substitute
or George Clark. who Is on a few
iiys‘ vacation. immediately gave the
alarm, arousing Postmaster Harvey
Aokart and others who went to the
scene and succeeded In extinguishing
the blaze. Repairs are now being
inade.
Carl Mnnicr, the chauffeur for John
McKinney. a banker- of Tltusvilla.
"like .is spending the summer. at
olieneke look out his employer' s car
for a spin Sunday evening. When II!
was about qniiie east of Darien. the
car skidded and ran Into a felt“
Manier and his companions were not
Injured, but the car was considerably
damaged. it was towed to the Device
garage and today was sent to the fac-
tory in Buffalo. The chauffeur has bad
the reputation of being a careful driv-
lllilllll ilil illlllllllll.
Soldiers‘
visiting
William Board of the
Home, Norma. Conn. is
friends in Pnaatiick.
Prof. lane‘s Singing School at the
M. E. Church, Monday evening. was a
decided success. Regular lessens bev
gin next Monday at 8 p. m.
The annual election of trustees was
held at the M. E. Church Monday even.
ing. In conformity to the laws of the
state.‘ The following gentlemen were
unanimously elected for a term of
three years: .I. E. Ballard, C. 0. Web
her and B. H..Raymond.
Martin T. OBrIen. the President of
the Southern Express 00.. whose
death occurred a few days ago, was a
irequent visitor at George H. Tillcy's
home In Dsrlen. Mr. Tiliey, who is an
influential factor in Southern Express
stairs. was an intimate friend of Mr.
O'Brien.
An old deiapidated surrey, drawn by
a bay Iwrse and occupied byvtwo ital
Inns. figured In a ainiishup yesterday
afternoon, on the Newton road. The
man, who were intoxicated, drove the
horse at top speed up the embankment
at the side of the road and were
or errurned smashing one spring and
completely wrecking the top of the
vehicle The men suifered a few minv
or scratches about the face and hands.
one of the local residents who has
a large garden. told in a inking way
his lnexperience as a farmer. Within
to raise some pumpkins, he. whli
planting iield corn, was very careful
to let one or more pumpkin seeds I
each hill of corn. He said yesterda
ills field is a beauty as It. is cover
with beautiiul golden blomms of the
pumpkin vines as well as with man
of the fruit. The joke seems to bei
the fact, that the pumpkin vin'es art
so thick that his crop ofcorn is a loud
i.silure He said one thing was car
lain if the corn failed he would have
plenty of pumpkins to feed his ca
tie and that the season‘s experienc
would teach him a lesson. He expects
to have nearly a half car-load.
Will lilifliill. '
Samuel Morehouse has the contract
to remodel the residence at Edward
Bradley
The W W Crane house has been
rented to a party from New York for
the winter .
., , ,
Frank Dally. of New York. Is spend-
in; his vacation. with his sister. M}.
Daniel Green.
Louie Schede is learning the plumb
Ing traie with Wolfel di Greenwsid, a
New Canaan.
The ladies of the Union Chapel are
planning to hold a peach and ice cream
social In the chapel on Thursday eve-
ning of this weak.
Dr. and Mrs. Ruined are spending
the day in New York c i'ty
Mls Mary Brady has returned from
a week's visit at Atlantic City.‘
Bradley mker ls recoverering frorh‘
a severe attack of rheumatism
Mrs. Henry Avery has returned
from a visit with relatives in Darien. ,
Miss Gertrude Barnes has been
the guest of her brother in Stamford.
The opening meeting of the Men's
Civic club held last evening was well
attended.
Rev. and Mrs. Mackenzie entertain
ed their son Leonard froth New York.
over Sunday.
Miss May Ruins of New York city in
who has been visiting in town has
retained home.
er-
tainlng guests from Brooklyn at her
home In Wright street
Rev. William Dumphy. of a... York
who has been spending several weeks
In Sangatuck has returned borne.
The case of Antonio Milerese chars
ed with violation of the liquor law
has/ been postponed until October.
Several of the wealthy residents of
the Farms hdt’e closed their homes
and ‘KOIIE tonne city for the winter.
W‘
Despite the warnings of tire-select-
men property owners In the manila” .
, isv vpeying to her “installation-Vii
toMslaanniahn‘ away ahagthe
roadside in front»! their property.
Stanle ITEM” has been enter-
tai ning Harris of New Jersey.
at his father's Mine in the Farms.
Earl Bronvilie has covered his
connection with the Westport Drug Co.
Co. to accept a more lucrative push
this In Bumwm...
Bishop Brewster will visit Trinity
Marian-ha:
1-,. r5'
.rst session of the condrmaiion class
will be held at the rectory Ssturdny
afternoon at a p. m. ..
.. A Certificate of incorporation has
been filed in the slice of the secretary
of thee late as ioliows: Safety Switch
and alarm Weenies» 0‘. Watson.
capital “0.000 to brain business with
32L 000 The Incorporators are: F.
M. RaymondofWeatport. M. E.Br0WII
of'Norwalk, .I. We Putnam of East
Orange and J. B..Hurlbutt of Norwaik.
AMERICAN IANKIRS' AIIOCIA'
.TION.
Trust company and Clearing House
Sections Meet Today.
CHICAGO. Sept. ii.-~'r'wo invariant
divisions of the American Bankers'
Association, the trust company section
and the clearing house section, that to-
day in place of a session of the main
convention
The work taken up by the two sec-
tions Is considered by the bankers to
be as important as the main business
meetings of the convention, and the
sections were attened by a host of
dale ates.
e clear: of the sections made
their reports and open discussion of
details of the financial problems to be
met in trust companies a cieu‘ins
houses occupied much of 0 time
In the trust company section...Dené
lei S. Remsen, of the New York Bar.
‘was scheduled to speak on the “Post-
Merteni Administration of Wealth."
while In the clearing house .aaction dif-
ferent systems of clearing house work
in various states were considered.
At the Clearing House section meet-
ing the report oft be Why or this
branch of-the American napkin AI-
socieiion. which is carrmva lug“-
nus campaign advocating the in
meat of Clearing House examiners,
was read.
, “The advantages at this absinthe
report Ian. “have been closely get
affirm. .io many ways. it is conceded
t the adoptlori of the plan world
not banking on a -higher-. plane and
would be Of luau. benefit- to tho
public. The campsite carried on by
the section has certainly ci'ented Ido-
tlnient In hive of this movapient and
It is developin‘dlyb by NY
“The section-has. nmuader consid-
eration the walkinl‘. out,“
apflform rill-iii“ bot‘lrm.
w y exc ea 1 c
“5:! of the coun timed
dent some system 02
be evolved which will be gen
put into force. . - .. his
“The. aestinn~has also,
all In its power to suppress lliorbitsia
ness known as ‘Note Kitihg” 35? iv?
lng publicity to this business carried
on by socailulbmhs
Edward 'I'. Fertile, pnsldeiib chills
Audit Company of New ! dense
«dress befoievths Trust
tloa. gave statistics ahawtag Misu-
dlticn of the various trust-0mm
represented at the aeolian:
President Jackson, ct the “first -
puny section. said iiilhis’ “Nad— ‘
dress. that In the “Warm M
the section‘s- -reriatem.tha WW 0!
lts existenée bad- heeduampl’fi initi-
fled He said Itvhsd a n6!“
nearly-1.000 corn 'm ill
renounce of four billion dolls".
W“ i‘. r
HOBERT FULTON’S cama-
I'nsncli W'i-itar Says Rraiiea‘m ,
Some or the Credit for Discovery. ,-
PARIS._Sept.15.——George Monter- ‘
gueil, in an elaborate review of Hobart ,
Fulton's career in France, published
today, reproduces an angel
of Fulton s trials on the sine;
try ‘26 r or. and l
welds, infill; {in one? Camels
. of Iii-salmon. are mariner“!!!
or Marquis Jouinoy at Lyssa India.
This, line writer does to preys nth”
I‘th‘e separation to a‘ span”
perfected in France by ass
and exploited in ‘Apierlcaflsiid lie
for lhis reason France is sending a
member 'of the institute- will a ‘de-
memes: of trier neat ‘to your in the
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insists that Fulton leit France bailouts _
the Napoleon government would not
accept his Nautilus, a With,“ ‘
the submarine. with three “fiver
ulton told Napoleon,- be. one
the English debt» Submit“
tori offered the Nliitilnslto
but England wanted to destiny
cret where upon Fulton went to Adar-
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soldiers of boththawwm '
will unite. in
unveiling of the no t
by the state of Massachusetts to , ;a
memory of its I'oldlers who lost 7
up. in the battle of Baton. gringo f .
now its buried in the blatklnal '
ten bars Mon the steel, ,
s-poskers will pg doyarsor W’
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