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WEATHER FORECAST.
Partly cloudy, with high north winds
on Thursday; partly cloudy and alight-
ly warmer on Friday.
Gustave Kehr, of New York, was a
visitor to his many friends here in
Norwalk, yesterday.
Mrs. George Singer, of Havliand
street, will be a guest to friends in
Dunbar-y for the holiday.
Mrs. W. L Biascer and daughter.
Miss i-ianei,_returned yesterday after-
noon from a trip to Boston.
Walter Nutte, of East Rockawnv. N.
\’., was entertained today by Mr. and
ill rs. Harold McAllister, of Union aven-
ue, Norwalk.
The Wednesday Social Whlat Club
will be entertained on Wednesday of
Next week by Mrs. Horace Keywurth.
at her hotnelln Gregory Boulevard.
Prosecuting Atornoy Leo Davis. and
family, of Rowan street, East Norwaik,
are entertaining today Mr. and Mrs.
William Doolittle, of New Haven.
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Dr. J. M. llvundaue, of 79 Main
street, Norwaik, lot't last night to
Spend 'i‘hanhsgiving day with his par.
unis. Mr. and Mrs. Merrick Brundagc.
at Mt. Kism, N. Y.
Mlus, Elizabeth J. Collins. trained
nurse, who has been seriously ill at
llt‘l‘ li()lli(‘ in “blind, is much improv-
crd in health and is. now on the road to
ll't.'(l\’t‘l‘,\'. She is a sister of the Collins
brothers in South Norwaik.
wilon't forget the Foresters’ dance,
Friday evening. at b‘oresters‘ liail.
Governor Weeks has appointed Wal-
lace S. Moyle oi New Havon and Saul-
liol ll. llnrvoy or Willinmnntlc to be
prosecuting officers of the Connecticut
Humane society for the term of two
years from November 13, 1909.
The eighth grade. pupils in the
Franklin school, with Edger ll. Laue.
the teacher, residing in the. Concord
district, will move to the. Lincoln build»
whore the. seventh and eighth grades
will be located after December ist.
l’onassus t'ouui-ii, No, 168, Royal
Arcanum, lm-t lil its all lant night on
Wall utrooi, Nor-walk. and worked the
'iuitlntory degree on two candidates.
After the. meeting rcfrcshmcnta were
carved and a general good little was
enjoyed.
The following niudcnts of tho liar-
idroui iii-boo] are away apt-ailing thi-
'l‘hunkuulvlug vacation: 8. N. .iuilu-
non, with hlu parrots in New York:
iloultiait i’cliit, vialtlug ivlcadn in New
l'm‘k: l9. Holmes and i-l. lltotcnli, viah-
aiuu friends in New York; (3. 'l‘roupc, in
Scranton.
'i‘hn lloard ol‘ Aasosaoru mot yeah-o
day in the council chamber, Wall
Hli'oi‘t, Norwulk. and plugged away at
the dilly laid down rm the board to do,
while the cold wind blow around the
corner. As one or them said: rd in
tlii-r llt‘ on the inside looking out, than
on tho outside. looking in."
The ill-v. ii. ll. Carpenter, paninr
of tin- i-louth Norwalk ilaptlat Church.
who ban ulven many interacting Ni“
luili‘a to lllii Sunday evening nermonn.
taking for the subject of bin preludun
local liappcalnun, will give noolhur
Sunday evening. ills subject at that
than will he the recent luminous men‘s
mcctinit. when such a re-nwukoning oi'
inicront in the city‘u commercial web
lill't‘ wan shown.
'l‘lw liltlli'H of tho ’l‘uhurculonlu illu-
lli‘tlliill'l' Whint (‘luh are making large
iu'voaratioun for the public Which
thov have announced for December
1nd from it until u o‘clock in the after-
iuu'il at, the. parlor of Old Wail Hook
and Ladder (tonipuny'in Havlland
ilil‘f‘t‘i. it ill hoped to mine a. lame
attiu tor the benefit of the dinpnnsary
and it ban been arranged to charge.
each player till canto. There, will he
prince and both bridge and plain
which will be played.
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Trusses, Crutcheii and Surgical
Mechanical Appliances
Office Specialty Iqulpped toi- Fitting
spliced-Powell Corporation,
Pneoription Druggiete
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Cum that Cough
SOLD ONLY I?
F. H. Baxter, Dnlggidl
“”Anoansou's
Boat Frames net up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sites built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhehPohltNorwalk
A. J. Hand 8: Company
iiiiiiini iiillllilli in
titlilllililiii
JOBBING AND REPAINNG
Hoyt’a Theatre Building, South Nor-
waik. Conn. Phone 423
—mDavld W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embaimer
19 North Main street, South Norwaik.
Realdenoo, 6 Waahlngton Street.
Telephone at office. 336-2.
Telephone at house, 693.
"'th mama‘s:“remnant“.the
out yesterday all their Thanksgiving
souvenir post cards.
Frank Taylor, of South Norwnlk.
was arrested last night in Willi street.
Norwaik, for being intoxicated.
Mr. and Mrs. C. it. (tray, of 20 Eliza-
beth street, haw: gone. to Philadelphia
to be guests of relatives until Sunday.
There was a considerable amount of
pyrotechnic display all along the. trol-
ley lilies, last niuht, caused by the
sleet forming on the overhead wires.
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Mrs. .William Crot'ut and daughter,
Ming Bessie (‘rofui i'lllilvtitlll, Edmond
Crofut, of New Haven. are guests over
the, Thanksgiving holiday of rciutirrs
in this city.
Mitts Ellen 'l‘. lliiti'liford, who in at-
teudiug the Lillii't‘liilu Hall achoul at
Milford, is spending Thanksgiving day
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Michael
Ratclil‘ord of the llomosti-ud “tilt‘l,
Main street, Not-walk.
Michael liaichford. of tho Home
stead hotel, Main street, Not-walk, was
in New York yesterday. He. said he
was glad to get back in Norwalk. as
the strong wind and the slash in New
York made walking tlilllcult and dan-
acroas. “There was on inuncnw
crowd at the (trend Central station
in New York," continued Mr. liatrir
lord, “of people. who were going home
to spend 'l‘llnnksuivlng. ’l‘hcre were
so many people in tho station waiting
for trains that it (lid not seem pow
slblo to get another one in. Although
i was ill New York for a few hours, i
am glad to lit-t illicit home."
CONFERENCE OF GOVERNORS.
li‘li.\.\'l(lt'lllt'l‘. l\',\‘., Nov. 2'." -(ltl\i‘i‘-
om- Auuunt i‘). Willaou. of Kentucky,
action as chairman of a t‘tliilililiit‘t‘ to
fix the date and placc of the second
(‘oilfcri-uco of Governors to discuss
natural resources. announced today
that it would llt‘ lli'lfl January iii.
lilltl, at Washington. The governor
arrnnai'd ulih formin- Mayor Seth
lJlW, of New York. by telephone today
to hold tho uoxi inwiluu at the Na-
llilnal Civic Anion-iniloii. of which Mr.
Low is president, simultaneously with
that of the aovei'nora.
Thankful
for good health. good
crops, good iimon.
At no prciious tllno
were prosper-lit no
bright for on an it on-
lion. Ilui what about
you ilti an individual:
does ’i‘hnoknuivlou find
you ahead in a limin-
clal way?
Prepari- for future
'l‘haakaull'luiza by
ntartiuu a Mariana ac.
count with the
So. No'rwalk
Trudi Co.
although
Poles
run eMtLr AND aLAéKPieH
FOOTBALL GOODS
At COLEMAN’S
Nttwe stone
to North Main tit. Ieuth Net-walk
Open dander.
«will Norwailt
. Agent for A. o. Ipaidinp‘a
COUGH SYRUP
Launch Works“
out or light.
men at the same old pricel.
or Overcoat to pay for your
terns, $10 to $30.
"$10 to $30.
Day, hats to hose.
0
14 So. Main St..
So. Norwalk.
one to whom I am selling the moat
highest quality. grain and feed.
Proprietor
lionule (‘hlck Feed
ltonnio llorse Feed
ilonnlo llalry Feed
iloiinie l’oiiliry l“t't‘d
iioutlie Scratching l-‘i-t-il
THE ERWIN M
219 ELM STREET.
BR NSM i
'l‘léldil’llONE 108.
SiURM PREVENTS FOOTBALL
PRACTICE.
l'iill..\lll'2l.l’lll.v\, Nov 2lg~ A hoary
aim-t and ruin storm today prevented
ilir Pennsylvania and (‘ornoil teams
fioiu taking any but tho lightest kind
of practice for their big name ill‘l'l' to.
moirow. The “immune spent the day
at their lltllt'l in the uuhurlis and coir
li‘ilit‘tl Ilit-iiisclvus with a long walk
'l‘lu- l'unnnylranians donned their
suits: for a short nignnl practice at
Winslow Junction in tile New Jersey
pow, Wonther [conditions favor the
hiol‘y i‘oriwll eleven. but the. Penn-
mll‘tltllil illnyvis hope to follow prece-
dimis ;.nd li‘llll‘ the field with u Vlt."
tori, 'l‘hcvv licw lii‘t‘ll practically no
in lililt. izotla Ili‘H‘iitt been
iwaiou thin mil «in and each had (iltll~
mi .i iiihiillllilllllilit'lll to its follower». ,\
lil‘u i'l'tl\\‘ti will lie out in arc ilu- no. .
ti'at, uvul‘y iwal on the hit: llt‘lii litiVilil;
turn disposed of.
have
CHINESE iNDiCTED FOR MURDER.
SAN li‘RANUltiH‘l, Nov. iii-~A
grand jury today returned lndirimoniu
charging murder annlnsi Tool: King
("boom editor of the Chilleno li‘i‘t‘o
i‘rcnn and secretary of the (:hiiumo
Free Maroon! (loo Mung 0n, |ll'(‘iil-
deal of the ('ln Yick 'i‘oug; lain Hunt.
inlnrpirctcr for the (in chit Tong.
and iliruu other Clilnuua. All those
(thinner are members of the (in chk
'I'ouu, which liiltl been making war
‘ou the You family. seven Chinese.
have been slain since the outbreak of
houtllltlcn.
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PLEADED GUlLTY T0 FRAUD.
Ci~iAllll0'l"i‘lil. N. 0.. Nov. 2t.—-—
(‘lhnrlen it. May, former treasurer of
Rock Hill. a. (3., tried for breach of
trust with fradaient latent, pleaded
guilty today and was contended by
tipenlal Judge Moore at Yorkyillo to
have years in the notinty jail. lie in»
pan nentencc at once. May is a menu
bar of a prominent South Carolina
futility.
mm“
m lull and tpertln. We
a?
iAthtl‘illie your want: in The Ecutinui
ForMeaandeMen
“Evorythingiagoingupflethampeopiemelng-
ingthle’l‘bankqiving. The coat-onion; trillioonbe
But there in one thing you can be thankful toi'. and
that is that we are still selling the lineal clothel made for
We can save you enough on your Thanksgiving Suit
Fancy Suite in the meet beautiful colors and pat-
Fancy Overcoats, regulation and military models,
Everything else you want to wear on Thanksgiving
TWO STORES:
Turkey. even at 25¢ a pound.
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Masonic Building,
Norwaik.
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i realize that tlu- lu'si. ntendleat and most, profitable cuatomcr is the
SATISFIED one. i believe. that the highest quality goods, as a rule.
cost less than poor goods in proportion to real value. That although a
low price will appeal to most people at firat, sooner or later it will
come to a matter of results. and the SATISFIED customer will be the
goods.
A word from you will bring any quantity you may wish—4)! the
May 1 have that word?
Quality Firet, Last and All the Time.
.1 MANUEL TORO HATCH-
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For Catalogue, Demonstration. etc., addreee or phone
JENNINGS CO.
DlSTRlBUTERS FOR FAlRFlELD COUNTY
Telephone No. it
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
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llll‘lliRY SHiil
Labrador Smelt (Whiting), 5c ill; 6 lbs. for 25c.; not dressed.
Weaktish. ltlc; Noank Flathsh, 8c; Boneta Mackerel.
Butterfish. Cod. Halibut. Sea Trout, Fmflops.
Oysters, Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELlVERY.
When Fortune topples.
The demand for employment by edu-
rnt~d women in greater proportionate-
ly in England than in any other coun-
try. Nowhere in the world in the
dilemma of a woman accustomed to
luxury and suddenly thrown on her
own renourcee no dislrcnaing aa ll
England.
Lady Aberdeen'a New sphere.
Lady Aberdeen, who has been carry-
ing on an energetic propaganda to bet-
ter the health of the lrlnh people. hue
undertaken the editorial work of a
muddy magazine, which will be in-
nund by the Women'n National ilenlth
Aaatntlation.
Would Have Home Courao.
lira. .iullun iieath provided at the
nomiinu which wan held the other day
in .\'v\\ York for the purpoue of urging
'im . {Milan or ii federal bureau to in-
wil‘uil tholhern in the care of their
homes and fulllllit‘h.
Aeklnp Too Much.
.li'iiltld triadic; up the theater [not
the wrong numbcrlw'w'nn you let me
have a box tbr four tonight?" Bones
iiiu- umiurtakor) ~ "l'm afraid hot,
sir. i only make 'em to hold one."-
Tli‘illln.
Great Enemlea of Peace.
Five great enemies or pram inhabit
un. namely. avarice. ambition. navy.
anger and pride, but if thorn naemien
wm‘o banished. we should enjoy port
pmunl pcace.~~«i’etrach.
Once In a While.
Occasionally there In a college prea-
idem who receiver |I high a salary on
n fll'ill‘tllllill baneball pitcher. in optic
0f the prevalent imprecision u) the
contrary.
Per-din fer the Trapper.
Ali game prelcrvel. it it: claimed
that the northern regions and forest:
of t‘nanda turnith the finest. fur-bear-
our animal: In the world.
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The Only Way.
The Wumnnmif l united you how
old you thought i was what would you
tell met The Mun-a4. darned lie. ot
. sultan“... .4 -. “mum—dmuvd
new
. new tuition .
. one. by a but bull
p my lent. One
named to all t lite-'11. all“
took refuge in a boil it“ I'M“ to
have an exit in the rear.
”The met! who bad chm the hole
was no sooner lb pt one and“:
no out at the other: ,Wi e e '
the ball made tor him. turned
and unlit that like lightning three“
the hole. The hull once more bore
down upon him. and once more he was
in and out of hit hole.
“This atrange pundit kept up some
ten minutes or more. At first it
annulled the farmhand in in the tree.
Then it cheered him.
“‘Hey,‘ he shunted, we danced nin-
compoop, why don't. ya stay in tho
holei“
”The ball was dnnhing from one and
of the hole to the other at great
speed. and the man was bobbins in
and out desperately. lie heard. how-
ever. his comrade‘s about. and found
time before his next brief dinnppear-
ance to about back:
“'i)nnged nincompoop
There’s a bear in the hole!’ "
REASSUHING.
yereclfl
Mrs.
DixnewJamen, there's surely
a men under the bed.
Illxga Then let him atny there.
Mrs. Diua-But he might come
out and shoot me.
Dinar-Don't worry: maybe he has
nothing with him but a butcher knife
or a atiiletto.
All He Wanted.
One morning not long auo there
burst into the oi'llre of a physician to
Tammy. Pennsylvania. an excited in-
dividual. who. as be perceived the
doctor just disappearing into his run-
nulting room with a pattern. exclaim-
M.
"Doctor?
then!”
"I'll see you nhortly.’
prnioanioual rcaponre.
“Only a second. llocior' Only a
aorond in what i want?" protested the
perturbed one.
"l‘ll nea’you shortly," reiterated the
phynirinn. with increasing impatience.
Wili'rnupoh, with a birth, the man
took a seat in the general receptionn
hall. ills excitement soon subsided.
for he read the morning paper
through a number of magazines. and
played awhile with the Doctor's cat.
Then. after a period of half an hour.
the. lloctur reappeared. and. in an all-
of great condenconaion. laid to the
erstwhile excited person:
"an. nir, l am at your service.
Your turn has come. What can i do
for you?"
"(lb nothing special." wait the re-
ply. "i only dropped in to tell you
that your neighbor‘n cowa have on-
cnped from the yard and are new bar.
in: a line time moon: your ilowet~
beds."
Iloclori Just one ino-
was the curl
Horne hence.
i‘ualomcr Why, i thought
called him "the wit?"
Outler Burn, yi-r honor. and that‘s
the name ho'a had for the int twenty
yearn. and he ntlrkn to it like a re-
npectnble battle. the name all yousnaifi
you
A Labor Saver.
"Soc hero." Milli tho irate roomer to
the clialuiwl‘uinid. “don't you over
till'nr'p under the lied?"
"i alwayn do,“ almvcred the girl in-
nocently. "li'n no mach handler than
using a dualpnn."
Bewilderlnp.
Tod an it turned out that the
prinnner was really lunatic.
Nod Yes. He lmii hie mind trying
to follow the hypothetical nucinion
put to him by the proaecatlnp attor-
arr.
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Lew ideal.
(lid Fashioned lilother»»-«Arliia. son:
the curly bird item the worm. you
know.
lmy Hon» Mother. would you have
we twat acme potll‘ little bird out of a
warm? .
u... .4 ..... _
He Would That.
Mira mar-wl'ca'd drive 1‘ Ian to
drink. you would. deal .linlte.
Mr. .iinknle but I would. ru-
teen cent: from station to Mansion
ileum. Connect with both traina.
caught.
Biilwliear the story Ibeut the my
oil? _
.iiliwrlo: what lett'i
98 Washington-St.
BURGLAR'S CURIOUS MISTAKE.
How a Package of Staten Jewelry
Came into Hands of the Police.
Jewelry and gold watches to the
value of £400 have been handed in
at Scotland Yard under extraordinary
circumstances.
During her Journey a well dressed
man sat next to her. also carrying a
brown paper parcel. He left the
omnibus a short time before she reach-
ed her destination. Reaching home
she was astonished to had instead of
the soap the jewelry and watchel.
which she conveyed to Scotland Yard.
it has been ascertained by the police
that the Jewelry formed the proceeds
of a burglary nt Maida Vale a week
ago. it is believed that the man was
on the way to the receiver at the time
he made the singular exchange of par-
ents. London Evening Standard.
inexperienced Servants.
Sonic faallllen grudge every penny
paid out in wages. They will not
xll‘e the sums justly demanded by
good servants. no content themselves
with raw recruits or interior maids.
who lost them pounds and pounds in
the your for brunkagen. general de-
atructlveoeas. and waste of food
through bad cooking, and ignorance
of how to utilize scraps, not to men-
tion the endless wear and tear to
brain and nerve through the worry
and discomfort they cause.
Stevenaon a lad Spoiler.
One of the moat polished and paine-
takln‘ of English authors, regarded
correct opening an a totally unneceov
nary accomplishment. in his intro-
duotion to R. 1.. Stevenson's iettera.
Sidney t‘olvin writes; “l have not
hold inyaeif bound to reproduce all
the author's minor eccentricltlee of
spelling and the like. As all hit frlende
are aware. to spell in a quite accurate
and grownup manner wan a thing
which thin planter of English leltarl
was never able to learn."
To Have Revolving Mace.
The New theater in New York in to
be equipped with a revolving ataxia.
which will enable the director. Mr.
Winthrop Amen to give such a varie-
ty of arenas an tibakonpeare'n play!
call tor. Amen. the dramatic clusters
to be preaeuted when the theatre
opetut are "Antony and ('Tlnopatn."
“The I‘rinti-r'l Tale." "The 'f‘empent"
and "The School for Scandal.”
Rainy Day Thoughte.
"When i need to live in the vent."
said the New York ,womnn. "there
doomed to be a loud cream tor the
rain. Whenever it rained we said:
'iiow fine it will be for the cropn.‘ and
ntayod indoor: gladly. but here in New
ll'orlt lllt‘f‘o'l no earthly errata for it:
raining day after day. and the about
to full of beautiful thing: we would
iike'to buy."
it Want
”My little daughter had been told by
her teacher to plead with her face
north. and her right band would be
at the Milt. her Mt band would be
at the went, and her back would he
at the tenth. hinting to no otter it.
ihr teacher naked. "Now tell me what
in in front of you?"
After some thoimht. my little dlllsh‘
tar replied. “My pouch."
What Happened to Alice.
"What became of Alice Green who
came from Politician. Pm. to New
York to mate her mark in the world?”
united some visitors at an on school.
"She on going to do each wooden
in New York." "i think." antiwar-ed a
pupil, who had known Alice Green.
"that she walked in front of a surface
ear lilo thought "it going the other
VO’.” _
' IWW
"Can. how many knot: an bear can
you make with that vomit"
"don‘t matte any hint now; we‘re
tout upruuiiiiimure American,
White and Fancy Shirts" 9
Neckwear, Hosiery. ‘
~ Underclothing, '
Sweaters, Hats and Caps: 4
Good Goods for Gentlemen l ‘
High Grade Shoes “ ' :.
' $8.50. $4.00 $450 '
Trunks, Bags, Dress Suit Cases f e
Price’s Clothing Store 3
TELEPHONE 165-5
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South Norwall! ,
ELECTRlClTY IN TOYLAND.
Some Things You Will Find in Santa-
claue’a Pack This Year.
While Santa Claus still adheres to
the good old-fashioned ways. driving
the same old reindeer and sleigh,
carrying the saute old pack with good
things to eat, toys and things boys
and girls like best, he is not at all
adverse to applying modern methods
whenever he can. So it it that the
best Christmas trees this yea.- will
be lighted with tiny elccfric lights
or many colors. completely eliminat—
ing the fire risk of the old fashioned
candles, which had spoiled many and
many a promising holiday.
Germany leads the world as a mac
her of toys, exporting more than iii-
teeu million dollars worth last year.
France, which ranks second, shipped
only half as lunch. This country is
the largest purchaser of toys in the
world. as last year we imported been
ly twelve million toys and dolls, and
ii, in estimated that we spent not less.
than thirty millions tor foreign
homemade playthlngs. While we can-
not hope to compete with the foreign
countries in the manufacture of cheap
toys it is nevertheless gratifying to
note that our Yankee ingenuity and
the expanding demands of American
boys has greatly increased our home
production of electrlctoys and model
devices which are exceedingly instruc.
live as wall as entertaining. The
American girl for the most part, in
not so exacting, being content with
the old-tushloned doll, but the modern
doll house is most complete even to
being electrically lighted.
it is only recently that electricity
began to take a conspicuous part in
the Christmas holiday. or all the
electric toys the. little trolley car is
the. beat. it takes its power from the
lighting circuit and will run on its
circular track quite as well as its
larger cousin in the city streets. Toy
motora and generators. to run toll ma-
chinery, are other electrical nove
ties for boys. The electric heating...
devices, compact and neat being oft.
the greatest benefit .and worth to the
last year as suitable holiday (tits.
The heating devices are made of
handtiome nickel or burnished cop.
par and are really ornamental as well
as useful. The electric llatlrou war
last about the right nine and coat Just
enough to make lt‘bo ideal Christiana
prurient. The chatting diah and cotton
porcointor were nine suited upon for
prettenttl and the other heating do.
vice‘e for the kitchen and dining-room.
each an the electric toaster, water
heater. broilers, trying pane, lhilvllll
maze and event are numbered among
the electrical things which Santa
Claus carries in his pack.
lNDlANA STONE WORKIRO’
emits,
INDlANAPOMS. ind, Nov. 24w:
Governor Marehati today ordered Ad-
latent-General Perry, of the indium
National Guard. to Redford.,ind.. in
response to it request from Eben-ii! he
of Lawrence county. tor troupe W ‘ .
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