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Alia: Boyeanged Seven. Years. is in
e Norwalk Hospital as a Re-
: suli cl Her lniuries
upturn uulu
‘ nu sun no
new no: Victim on N... inhale
M Any cl lhe Flames '
Al ice Boyce, aged about seven years,
is 1‘ a serious condition at the Nor-
wsli Hospital from burns she received
yesterday afternoon while playing
aboilt a fire between Day and Ray-
as
mend streets. but had it not been for
the he ate work of William H. Banks.
a. v d! droown carpenter. who was
Wori ing on the new addition to the
plant of the Lockwood Manufacturing
Company, the child would now have
heal the subject of a coroner's inves-
tigal on for some tlnio. But thanks to
Mr. Bunka' quick work. she is still
alive. though she may yet die from
the.
ly ii at she will recover.
While it was Mr. Banks who tore
the“ tuning clothes from the child and
ion Smith. ran to the assistance of
the name-encircled little girl. They
did It they could. though the bulk of
the .work was accomplished by Mr.
Bani 8.
Tile Boyce girl's plight was called
to tie attention of the carpenters
worl log on the inckwood hactory all
ditlc by the terrified titles and
shrilks of the several children about
the i re. a smoldering a cl lame 200
or film foot y ’ ii there
fire emulva‘p. “he tars were
dis ‘ utod all‘abo‘ut tho _ but they
were down to the in quick
Wren“: Bo nick
yr " to which an.
tit little girl’s legs
and one hand hld' ' n frightfuliy
and moms had preseti e of mind to
get i blanket in whi
tortured little framc.
fared excruciating pain.
befol she had inhaled the flame.
and
and it sister.
M
. il‘ri sit from press. iibc gallon.
‘ an lucuuu"
(lot . or Clifford B. Wilson hasmudc
bur ‘aiicctrlc Light Co.. criminally
negll ant and responsible for the
do of Harry B. Smart, a trolley car
motolman, who was killed durin the
latter part of September in that «‘
'l‘hc lumbar reported hia-nndin
.l. Mu . ivca. prosecuting attorney ‘,
Daabit-y, who will cause warrants
be let nod for the oileara of the Com-
~ pany. The fault of the company as
found bytlto coroner. lies in the fact
that ltba company stretched wirsa
. ca - high voltage beneath the
, marl: . the street railway com
- upon thai
doctor w an the pole c
1‘ Wm”; . .
her page The
l m
to c “sfl'm miles”
ed dqtas ‘m which. .
the s .. . j‘ man and of“
' rial
as H.
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Future ol the Session Was a Warm
, Discretion Over Public School
Conditions in the Town
uluuuuu tiliil
us Bill nun
,Ollicciion lo Paymenllol Dillereni Sal-
aries in lhe Disiricis
Hum l
Members oi the Common out. And
Other on Oilich‘h bound
at Dorlon's Point
Mayor Francis l. Burnett entertain-
ed the members of the city council.
Corporation Counsel
City Clerk Joseph R. Taylor and his
political manager, Daemon B. Tripp. at
a shore dinner last evening at Greg‘-
ory's Point, following which the party
attended a iocai'theator. 'i‘he coun~
cilmen were all present.
Frederick Hunkemelr, who has just
resigned in order to tulle up the duties
of electrical commissioner to which
he was elected at. the tale. city elec-
tion. The others’ included Daniel Dun-
lop. Albert Pohiman. George W. Bog.
alidils, John at. Paul and Chester F.
k
Connecticut Clintale Proves Too Se-
cnlcsco. out; .
dressed bandlt,,who early.
afternoon militant” aav f ”bank of
D. if. illrsklmo k 00.. imHtghland Park
Ill., an aristocratic suburb on the
twenty- Le mllha north
of Chicago. commit ‘d suicide by
shooting himself in tile mouth when
driven to buy by‘thc Highland Park
marshal and 'a posse of cltlsana. A
companion of the robber who had driv-
en him to the bank in; an automobile.
was captured .“iiiu'l‘todla’tcly-ggaft‘ar tho.
robbery. forcing the priuvlpiaparpo-
trator of'thedarina dayllahaicrlm to
L08 manuals. on. cot. is-Irbo
.friends and family of molar. Harris.
formerly a well-known httprliay and s0-
olcty man here; who dlaappaalud after
having tuned-annual)» of spurious
checka,arc conch»! hwaltiug today
vfor more detailall'ulidlag the bank
robber who committed adicide when
brought to 'bay‘lrl algal-ac Pa
the loan agent. whose agent. Dora Grif-
John Keogh.
Federation ol Labor Called a Prop-
agandlaing Body ai Trial in
Harilord. Yesterday
Slilllilllls ill lilililllS
llll‘ ill STAND lilllll
Case May Take Over a Month io
it was declared that the diner had
no political significance. in support
of which it is pointed out that elect-
Mayor Burnsli also
entertained at a similar dinner a year
The first day of work on the case
of D. E. [news and others against
biartin Lawlor and others. the famous
Danbury hatters‘ ms. which is ex-
pected to take up Vibe time ;~of Judge
James P. Plait and’tho jury for a
month or more ill the "United States
circuit court. in Hartford. begun yes—
teNay.»though not a word of testi-
Thu looming was
taken up with tho rcadiug of tho coili-
(Contlnu-ld on Seventh Page).
~ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
The committee of Palestine (lactic.
A. 0. K. of M. 0.. take this means of
expressing publicly their appreciation.
of the hearty assistance of Manager
'i‘om Kirby in making last night's ben-
cilt at Music Hall a grand success.
Slfiflllilll lllllllill’
Plflllfill llllilll llflllfll
Belllel Halters Union Forced ‘inlo the
Limelight by Judge Plaii'a Order
HARTFORD. Oct. ii.--iteapoading
to a subpoena instructing him to pro-
duce the records of his union in court
today. Charla Lathes. secretary of
the listhol Union. known as ”local dis-
trict No. l of the United “titers of
North America. was forced, into the
limelight this morninglin the famous
iabor‘trial now on in the United States
Last evening the manners of the
town of Norwalk held their first meet-
ing of the year at the Franklin school.
Nearly all the teachers of the town
were present. _
.The several committees that. have
the town entertainment
charge made their reports.
(Continued on Second P V
W
ion is all over.
Enroute back from the shore. Coun-
cilman Paul during a discussion of the
chilly weather remarked that while
his hands get cold occasionally. he
never, nevar has cold feet.
man Pohlman figured that John should.
n't suffer from cold hands either, so
a pair of woolen
gloves and presented them at the
he bought him “w” W” We“ They fear that Harris andthc bund-
lt was the same man. as the dust-rip
lions tally and the marks on the cloth-
ing of the dead robber are the same
as those on the suits and hats Harris
Ilook with him when he disappeared.
‘ Harris was a brilliant orator and the
Now they are talking about Conn.
f German extraction
cane in the ltaiian
Spring Chickens
0c
cilman Pohlntnll.
carrying an iris
parade Cclumhus Day.
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~Planos always need tuning at this
John H. Dakin is at the Ma-
hackemo this week. Ordeaat once.
llfllllilllllllil Bllllll
0F Hillillillfllfll
Theodore C. Cecil. ol Siamlonl. Seu-
icnced lo One Year in Jail
BRIDGEPORT, Oct. li.~—'l‘he0dore
c. Goats. a Stamford automobiiiat.
was found guilty of manslaughter yea-
terday afternoon for running down on
- January '0 Mrs. mum-who M
from her injuries. At the same tune.
her daughter. Miss Gertrude Howe.
was struck and one leg broken. be-
sides receiving other injuries. in the
automobile were Goeta, Dr. Glover. of
Stamford, and other prominent par-
They had just coasted down a hill in
Stamford. Mrs Howe and her daugh-
on a cross walk and
were struck by the swiftly moving car.
which went a short distance and turn-
ed turtle. The occupants were injur-
Freah‘ ilants. 16c lb.
Pork Chops, 16c.
r‘resh or Corned Hooks, 1235c.
Side Pork, lic.
Shoulder Steak. 12c.
Loan Pot Roast. it) to tile.
HAYF' '
Ill [ii [iii lilill
0F Wfllilll's SERIES
Pillsbury Won lhe Conical Yesterday
by a Score ol Eight in Four
lllt'i'ROl'i‘. Mich, Oct. il.—-Chllly
weather again greeted Plttaburg and
Detroit as they prepared for what may
be the last game of the world’s cham-
pionship series M. Bennett Park today.
Both teams arrived in
Plttaburg in the Na onal Commis-
sion‘s spacial train.
cold as thsy‘ emerged from the cars.
but the bright sunshine warmed the
air a bit. and conditions for today's
game promise to be better than any
that have been played in this city.
Detroit will fight to the last ditch
to win today. as defeat will aive the
greatest honors in organized baseball
to institutional League champions.
During the series each team has won
the alternate game. and it. is Detroit's
turn to win. and both Manager Jon-
nings and his men are confident of a
capital today it was thought like-
the Effects of her terrible burns. At
son of a wealthy branch of a noted
lie and his young
he most cultured cir-
burned his halide in the operation.
two lather carpenters who were on the
iob.‘Frank Herbert. foreman, and Al.
Tennessee family.
wife moved ind.
—-swcer clonal AT JoaaLcrlra.
Fresh from press. 25c gallon.
uuuu iii: 3 .
tiiii’s iiiiilllll
Cancun With Action Talt'an by See-
Hro “Shit Ill-ox
. .. | t,
‘thBillNG'i‘ON. Oct. fin—All doubt
as to what action the president would
take with respect to the resignation
of Charles R. (Irene. minister desig-
nate i0 (‘blna. was dispelled by the
it in tile still. of D. it. receipt this morning of
Loewe M a,_ mint Mann, Ludo, from President Taft addressed to his
and about 200 membersof the hattera' “0’9“”.
Saloons to Keep Open Alter Nov. isl.
this mornin i "t; , had the
it was decidedly
seal-4 by the unroien _, llamas. The Circuit Court.
anal: soon drew a «3de to the scene
Mr. Carpenter.
him to convey to Mr. (iranc announce-
ment of the fact ihai the resignation
It had been accepted.
The telegram was dated Prescott.
October ill. and roads as fol-
to wrap the
The child suf-
lmt did not
becol o unconscious. it is considered
partl .ularly fortunate that Mr. Bank:
was I blc to pull oil‘ the burning clothes ed
ter were stand! it is understood that the object in
placing Mr. l.athrop on the stand,
this stage of the trial. is to procu
from him a list of the names of the
members of the ‘Relhol Union.
thrcp instilled that he had been scorn» lows:
tary of the union in his town since
about 1901, and that fora short time uluuratiou-
prior to that 'date he had served nil ’ ‘
vice-president. He was quoationed re ““d" dflli‘ i" OHM" "3 ‘th“ "10
garding the affiliations of his union secretary
with the national hattcrs‘ or
and admitted that it was
with that body.
The case has been on trial for sev-
eral days and has been stubbornly
fought. the defence being that Mrs.
Howe and Gertrude Howe crossed in
front of the machine.
Think; the first conviction in this
country for manslaughter for killing a
pedestrian by an automobile,
Goetz was sent to jail for one year
by Judge Williams today. The court
said that the evidence showed that
(lasts had taken a human life because
_ of gross carelessneaaw'l‘ho
man's character, tllo‘cotlrt said. was
good. but his act was entirely due to
the improper and reckless way
which he handled hla ‘mhclilno.
speed. of over 20 miles an hour at the
point of the accident in which lira.
Sarah HWc was killed last winter.
The automobiliat
should have proper control of the
machine and taken l
the place and the co
pound a trolley car which 11.419409-
‘ped and Goats. the court said. should
have guarded against an accident. The
t be made no atlampt
Goats bore up well after listening
to the condemnation of his act
W- Judge Williams.
'l‘h suffering child who is a daugh-
ter 1 Mrs. Edward P. Boyce, was
taker to her home in hymond street.
r. F. l. Burneli Was also called
to AU nd her. Mrs. Boyce was not yet
home. aim being other duties at the
R 1:0 corset factory, as it was then
but shortly after 4 o'clock. The child
was cpt at home ovW-vnlghi and this
morning was taken to the hospital.
The iitie girl has two small brothers
“i‘olil'oy to Mr. i‘runc following com-
tsb l '
l concur in the letter P" urg 3 equally confident 0‘
carrying off the championship in to-
day's game so a desperate baseball
battle is exported.
Donovan is tlw probable choice of
Manager Jennings. despite the cold
weather, as it is the last chance for
the American imguers and Donovan F
is considered the proper man to win
this game because of his decisive do.
feat of Pitt-bur in the second lama
Donovan is able to
of state has addressed to
ganiantion you and l greatly roam that tho cir-
s found to cxlat by him
"9' make it necessary for illt‘ to accept
Ill!“ your real
autumn nu
[durum
Many Wilnsaaea Heard. Bul Judge
Burpec Reserves 'cn
“Weill!“ cumutunco
iiiu duties as see
taro were to keep accounts of race
and expenditures.
have a list of all the members.
He produced a copy of the by-iawa
~r his ornnlaatlou and when
date of their comblla loco
he found printed i “(lathe booklet.
Search on the. part of thc'attorneya
failed to revsal‘r any date. and the
witness after trying to find it ad
ted that the book cwlninod none.
thouaht the date was 1903.
He was examined as to the method
members that
old and said th
factory notices were given to the men
amploycd "there by some members of
th union. Asked if the by-lawa pro-
vi all. a “lit: for nodtttglldnngc at
mac up. w the» as e di not .
know. At this point Attorney Mor‘ h" m “'7‘“ by the h" “Wk". Oi
plaintiff, hogan reading or Norwallr people in the superior
for the enlightenment of coutrt at Bridaonort Yesterday and
He. said ho did not
of the series.
win today. the Detroit a
tain Geo s Mallin will“
tion to w n the. seventh game which
will than be played here Saturday.
Many Detroit enthusiasts are criti-
cising Jennings for using Id. Bilin-
mera in yesterday's game. Summers
was given a sound beating in the tint
inning of the third game and they can
ace no reason for using him yesterday
with Donovan idle on tho bench.
Manager Clarita. of Pittsburg. Ia ex-
allhhalll' faith to Maddox for
The lineup of.
Pittsburgh-Ems, lb: Mach. of
or. as; Miller.
HMlItT -CIDER A1“ Josatorr'a.
Will too great.
nto consideration
ll Illillululuuu
a dad aion whereby he found the Dan-
'i‘be Annie McDonald remonstranca
else is being fought out hard and an
indication of the iniomt taken in it
evidence was tba
to flop or to d
. W1: ”m: 1th m l flint“. It"
Rain tonight. "- "5“” MW.“-
night; Increasing southwest win“.
two carers; j a
a
'm on ’v thl‘ ‘ '
Olaaai ”aims pic on a
awardc can la'tim r .
each additional out. 1 as?“ par in: on:
, ' Wanrno.
. un_uuuu
'f‘bnso having had
preferred. Raymond Bros.
wan-ran «woos cilorrna‘lfi‘ .
previous experifiwu. , y
- o VI! .-
wan-ran»; ‘iruonouonby cog? " f
' ' tent mill car nter wh has had: .
we ‘0' Money Lend“ Tolmm 35mm in put up ahaf‘ling etc. this
. ‘ - , . ' t ‘ .
we. Has an... a one. s: downturns chart W... l.
waur‘aD—Ahlcultaw nan wise . .
HARTFORD, oct. 14,—D. J. Toiman, understands or is willinfuto do any work
connected with a aawm
hart A. Betta. ill Cannon at.
. Alli to-A-' %
D y cult .
ilth, was convicted a few weeks ago
wannm—a 'moobafiacnn do-
in the superior court of collecting man for amoral hob-swat . Good homo .
dwestoriht t.lnuirali
usurious amounts for loans and acil- mm; “in so. illhpfiogwflhq all St
fenced to pay fines amounting to u.-
WANTED—A HEAVY WORK HORSE.
000 and to be sent to jail for sixty days not arr-aid OLIIIHOMI‘Y steam on M;
bu thrown up his hands, shut up his 1“” m m“
office in the Waverly building on Main
street and gone out of business as far‘
Harris & Clans. of} s
WANT D -- TE TER. FINCK
»Brothe , B Van hudt t.. East Norw‘alk. .
old St
ca Hartford is concerned. For a couple;
of days the employs have been pack- :30“! II! reign-mallow “Rowing?
ing up the desks and furniture in the rightist?” “ ‘4
Tolman onions in the Waverly build—i '
o
it ‘ GENE}?
log, and yesterday everything war housework in mail family. Apply a to
packed up ready for shipment. . We“ 3‘» 30".? Norwalk. . 0M
'i‘olman was celebrated for having a
WANTID—AT ONCE. A RENT OF
0.
“It
WANTID—GIRL F0 I:
t
WANTIH GOOD RELIABLE ' [81.
chain of loan odices from one end of for choral housework in family of t roe.
the country to the other and for sev-l fig to 1m. Henry P. P11“: 13 .
oral years in Oman; before the lineal
were drawn.» tightly that he aban-
Norwalk.
the principal cities of the Union. rot- ml.“ M“ “‘“V "m
dot
‘ wanna—maximums. rs: ‘r— ‘
dotted the Canadian field and worked on and wit to him Ihirt W: - , . .
at
a long time the Hartford police de-
partment was on his track in the cn-l
I!
WANT‘D—EVEBYBODY TO CONE ‘
deavnr to secure testimony that would gflsfi {n.fiaufififlfiffiéfit
Pen ' ..
convict him of exacting usurious
‘Sundaya.
charges for loans. His agent was ar-
rested several months ago and upon a n WANT‘D‘TO BUY. ‘52:: $1525 0::
conviction being secured the case was
an
, l'
appealed to the supreme court where “VI V ‘- 03'
the 833d. {I}? H can 'a d
jud‘oment 1. now pending. #7... “I N mm from . [It in.
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~0AULIFLOWER AT JOIELDFP'O.
Your choice. loc'head. Cape Cod
Cranberries, We at: 3 etc. for 250.
3 In. 4‘ ‘ ‘0 1. ’v Ill--
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FOR SALE.
u on lilililiiill
Allhough Majority Voled
Dry Ballots
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merchants. and. 2::-
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mgr ' at if
prwalk. Conn.
'FOR IALE~AUTOMOBILE. DETACH-
ablc tonncau. 2-cylinder is h. p. motor.
very speedy: will demonstrate. W
in quick purchaser. Telephone 1881‘“
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FOR SALE—LARGE FILE or WOOD. »
cut ln stove lengths. wslbdrled: one hay
cutter one on bunker and one a.
Mrs. ill. John. wayton. lat
a
UTOHF‘IELD. Oct. li.-The voters
of Litchdeld on the face of the returns
on town meeting yesterday. a week {:‘émgg st.'
ago Monday declared for no license ---—-
by fifty-two majority. The saloon wl
keepers will not close their bars on
Nov.i.aawiilbetbacaaainothorl "In. ..
towns which changed from “wt" to ,0 “it.“
"dry" on that day. The label: men not. and
m a
claim the ballot on the lloonas‘ducb 6. sum-
tion is void. They have retained three Mlle—o ' ~
FOR “LI—v 1TB P CING I”
Bonnie 6...“: or . ..
con fia‘ilmtr'rr'
m .
barre . also you
I uin J. C tral etch .
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attorneys to boat the matter in the
courts. Their contention is that the oatlo ectopic
registrars. not the omeial counters. mmmblmed
counted the ballots on licence and that
to the vote for town oilcsrs. Another
the oiliiclal counters alone certified AppiyLC.Fil-.31Nortli
W
all. all been . . to month:
income about m woskl 3 ca .
fight at. oll at
from the «coed district Northiiaid ‘
point. is that the ballot box brought “5°“ fi'fim m” ‘
Lice
'l r "
a. Apply to kn‘i‘. t?“-
was not sealed as it should have ben. tuck. . _ 7 _. oi It,
Bo fbr it is not known what the
Thomas Ryan. of Litchileld, have the
instruction to take the matter, to court
in behalf of the men holding “coma.
temperance people will have to say “an. out
about the stand of the saloon men. At- roof- mm
torney 8. A. Harmon. of Winston; I... l 9‘ J, Ligmgwr'
J. Nickoraon. of West Cornwall. and dour-w Av... out :90
INT 0V 0 A I.
C U OugPOul‘lNU 1’ng uh.
covered.
t
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w--Don't {hmmm'g “ROI“. in The Ella" ltafarcma nnu
arrenao a, c. or. Bap. Ch.
rt. ova. Oct. is. Tickets are. 3"" “M '5‘" "W“ _
.- m My: LIT»— ousn. silt noon 1)
cu—
or Ital. mm 3 ti
all a itlonal ‘ , t cool par match.
Classified advertisements on this "'83 small family. 08
TO LIT—1‘0 award 6 br. mat
hrce m wi a mm -
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steam at. al I m In to
w shadow t. lawful}.
hol. Dorian. (loan. . old at
Business horrors.
aids ntl t us it .
humus. be a in you all
f It‘ll
Excalibur“. . alt» a". "191%,: men rooms. w ill ru Q“
"W W u “m“ 1"" tn . in uire a last A a.. ar‘ t
"m" c“ ”h °" l‘ Ngrwa'lkqfliatldn.L m m.
1' launch walnut? Fort emu "
To ur—orouaa or is
room. bath and attic. Widel-
ruvomenta. concrete collar; a b of
rolls ' good location. 1 litre It ood- .
rdy'Awa. M .. on it
re LIT—TWO counted inc run-
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all oonvcnirlnera for l t lions-mge
mwa voua PU rm a nit-Up;
apartment} 5 W '
TO LIT—FURNIBI‘HQD moan ml
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oust
hon-walk. Wlldbl“: glrl’nlflrovsrnants: to w
ctil tofu-w mm
price: Al'rlai will confines you. out
v 7 H 71- unfurnlaitad; all 'improvcni his.
CAIL About 0 glib ‘1' GENERAL m" m. . 0
'0 It. mason
Mercia-uni. 3.3%
Evan's“ orders. as 'W at (I;
”ll
attain
3:“...
lili-
5 it
re ‘bl'f'wll‘ivm imiul idiom! 0H
t auhinglou lib. bri go. Apply to
a a Clans. 0 Hit
arunoous. runnisnm; light»
of
this morning when evidence was tab-
on. Quite a number of witnesses were
at the south hard. the defence of nouns twill
tomorrow to show the place to be a modal bocac
Dstmibo—D. Jonas
Cobb. rt: Crawford.
Horiarty. 8b; '1'.
o; Donovan, p.
Umpires-«Evans
. if: Bush. as:
of: Dslohanty. 8h:
Jones. to: achmldt.
. behind the bat:
iiiliili noun-41m
W
~Mrs. Franklin lrvlng Smith will
sing at the illegal Recital.
l‘iloIl-‘vtvalk Baptist Church
o l ‘i’i cor Lam *°..'::L"9”"dii 50°: " A lam”
hinge ordna all“ '. v_ M" m ' I! “(height
Klein on the ba
la‘ud Johnston.
It i lillllfliii nan-~
We mean that we refund the alone!
on all unsatisfactoryypurchaaoa wiui‘
out any arguments. _ We call uoihild
but the best merchancicoéah
make the above aamflcn and]
it. You can auppi the
r homo as well as
fly on corolla ;
method of chi g.
as has proved a moat-
ra'hd .ca'mpariaonvlwi
prices are not it
WW
i“ 33“?" ”m“
, s ._nuurota .
are why both: years? (isms la a .
oat now we are
allow
us. and Marlins
along the outdald foul
«lliiilil lulu an;
’ uuuu
'i‘hs oaaa was Inlabcd this morning.
but Judge Burp” did
With decision.
\ This is a saloon which the Norwalh
.. gunman.” m J_ Hm; ot‘flofw.]k. Mlhlltm'l‘ Annotation ”I fought h.”
is planning an extensive trip. which itcumin for months and won In for II
will in a way be, a vacation dor him. came within the movie" of the own- .
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