nip-m
Mattcr‘ol‘i’ulup on Debt oi the Plant
or Giving the China: Free
Lights Considered
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Board ol Estimate and Taxation Dis-
cusses Other Matters
The time vslicn the city will receive
its street lighting entirely true as one
of the benefits of the municipal elec
tric works was quite an important
point under discussion that evening at
the meeting of the board of estimate
and taxation. when that board heard
Superintendent Albert E. Winchester.
of the munit2pal works. and the elec-
trical commissioners on the budget for
the coming year.
John F. McMahon brought up the
subject of dispensing with the yearly
appropriation for street lighting. He
was of the opinion. that faith should
be kept with the people in the proto-
ise that eventually the street lighting
will be free to the city. Superinten
dent Winchesi r explained that it will
be possible if three years to cut out
the street lifting appropriation and
have the child» dcbt of the plant paid
as Well. it was apparent that to dis
pome- with tfc street lighting appro
prlation now or wait until the plant
is paid for is a matter of policy. At
tactics to the :‘nct that the situation is
purely‘ acade'uic. in that it innitarei‘
not so. far as dollars and coats gt
whether the money for the strcc‘
lighting is raised by a regular appro
printion and turned into the domain
for liquidattnt; the plant's debt or thh
money is raised bv general taxation
He thought it should be carefully con
sidered.” tangy licrbert A. Math
ewnon. of c ard of estimate. was
of the opinion that as a matter of son.
timent the people of the city would
prefer to have the regular street light-
- firm”??? made for uthe ntcixt
tree praigypn. eonre
debt Vlad—filial to tbag‘b lauidated.
Theodore debt of the ‘filcnt is now
857.500. The (profits for the first nine
months of“ 0 amounted to 318.000
and for mg; year will be close. to $24.-
000. in livapproprtatloa the city he
urea :60 per year per are light. in the
commercial service there are now
from 3105 to 820 consumers. with thc
list being steadily enlarged. Mr. Math
ewson. in reutect to the benefit to the
city. figured that the lower rates could
not be considered as a gain to the. city
as a corporate body, but simply to in-
dtviduals.
Richard J. (futliltl pointed out that
it had benenttcd a great many people
and both he and Mr. Winchester re
ferred to th« juducetneat to outside
iumiufucturci-s to locate here. Mr
(lutbiil also mentioned that the city
could still its plant for 8200.000. but
Edwurl F. Knapp declared that it
would not be considered a $200,000 as»
out unless an actual sale was made.
The discussion turned to the mat
ter brought out in The Sentinel last
Montaguthe possibility of a remova‘
within a few vcm'l to the Water street
city lot.
Charles .l. i‘ldsoon. who rcccutiy he
came a mo .; 4' of the burnt. and who
is supcrlmem‘mt of the plant of the
Noriltport (Wm-r Company. believed
the city will have a hard time filling
the lot. ill". company bu raid had had
a job lrylnt to fill in adjoining iti~
property.
Mr. Whirl refer replied to this ihn'
the city in! hm a foundation of some
and he had w on the soundluas.
it was also maintained that tht
halldinc of a dock would be expensive
Attention was called to the fact that
this question we. not the buduet and
talk reverted to the latter again.
The care cf the fire alarm system
came as and it will figured that thliI
should catch under the direction of the
electrical commissioners.
The price the New York. New Hart
cn and Hartford Railroad company is
paying for electricity at the depots
was also asked. Mr. Winchester said
that while the comp“: is perhaps
piiyina the lowest rate a the city. he
was of the opinion that the contract
Is now in such ti condition that it could
be terminated at moat any time.
Electrical Commissioner Robins ad-
dressed the board saying ‘thttt the
commissioners had had a little hard
lick since going into chine. notably
the break in one of the engines, but
he believed everything would come
out ~iii rlhht. it it c intention of
the board. he added. to do everything
in its power to furthcr the interim
oi the plant. and Itr. manometer dc-
clar'ttl three were his «nomadic too.
The and “board considered so
other mutton: turmoil“. columnist
in Tiiscdcv 1mm critical .
when they will consider the highway.
library. writ . health department
' partition on cont. . .
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OAN YOU IU‘i’
t will contribute
the I filter as d
aft: rs. We
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tor. the Rev. Hugh 3. Carpenter
About 75 Mahmud Goats Bray.“
oi the Bitumi- but Night
Even with the hardest rainstorm oi
{counties of about 75 last evening at
the stacker of Olive branch Lodge.
Knights of Pythias. last evening at Don
Follows' Hall. in Washington street.
The venturing out in the storm was
well worth while. for the members of
the order and their guests, for the
evening was one of rare enjoyment
and diversified. The program contain
ed many excellent numbers. Among
the artists who appeared Were Prof.
Mucitay. of New York. impersonator,
ventriioquist and singer. who recent:
ly appeared at the South Not-walk
Club; John Lloyd. the well known Nor~
walk vocalist. and several other local
artists. The whole attractive program
was enthusiastically encored and those
participating were generous with their
responses, »
Among the? out-ohmwu visitors were
William J. Fuller. of New Haven. au-
prcine representative, and t‘. H. Kihbc.
another prominent New Haven incur
her of the order. both of whom made
addresscsn Remarks ware also made
by Frederick S. Ambler. of linger i.ud~
low Lodge. of Norwalk. and by (‘oun
cilmau Albert M. Poltlmaii and Coun-
cilman-elect it. til. West.
At the close of the evening a tempt-
ing Dutch supper was served.
—THERE'8 NOTHiNG
That will please him more than a box
of our excellent cigars. Special for
the holidays. Prices 50c lo 7.50.
A. liltldl'lt‘lJSS.
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ASKS Hill Pillliilli
Was Convicted ol Killing Husband by
Stabbingtl'lim in the Eye
HARTFORD. Doc. loin—Without coir
sidcrlng any of the petitions board by
them ycstcrd . the board of pardons
adjourncd on i next Monday with the
Hartford couu-ly cases to be heard
then. interest. in yesterday's session
centered chiefly on the petition of
John Warren, the wife murderer. who
on the ltlth of this month will have
much interest. was that of Catherine
Neill. of Fairfleid county. who is
serving from five to nine years for
manslaughter. She was found itutity
of killing her husband. who it was
said was very cruel to her. Her claim
for freedom was that she did not kill
her husband by piercing his eye with
the handle of a file, but that while «is
fending herself from hint. his cyc
came in contact with the ferrule of
an umbrella.
Catharine Neill was one of the most
Interesting prisoners that cvcr came
before the lt‘airtlcld county superior
court on a similar charge. and at the
time of her trial her case excited sunn-
sympatliy. Her husband was a hunky
blacksmith. and did a good intuitions
in Greenwich. His wife was it New
York woman. and was possessed of a
wealth of Titian hair and was an ac-
tress ai one time. The crime for
which she was convicted was commit-
ted a. little over two years ago. Al.
for the row with her husband. when
the defended herself by jabbing the
and of her umbrella in his eye. which
caused death. the woman tied in NW
York. and for I time she denied all
knowledge of how her husband cauw
by his death wound.
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Old Well Hook and builder Company
held is regular mectln last night. and
transacted routine bus nose. At the
close of the business session a Dutch
supper was served. and all present an-
loycd the occasion immensely. Bev-
cral amendments to the bylaws were
introduced and will be voted upon at
the next meeting.
it was voted to keep open house as
usual on New Year's day. and the on»
tertctnment and house committees
were empowered to matte suitable an
rangcmantl for the entertainment of
the members and their friends.
PUILIC'O THOUGHTLIIONIII.
The Riv. curricular to I out: On the
Attitude 1’0ng the citation .
, O.
c “TVNorwal'fiwfirptiit
church nest 81ml“! evasion. the {In};
give another of his series of iii-eludes
to his results sermon The» preludn
which are on toast cubism and have
been productive of widespread In
60?.” interest. have been helpful as
we . ,.
‘ shoddy "chin: his topic will“ be
The Tit clouds” of that Pith! .
Toward an timid retention? his. _.
Another interesting feature
dander evening’s service
church will in t c cps-crime cf also.
for Raymond Clarice tho Nichrltcd
New mama pointed. some
haverboen‘ liars tactical!» ‘ '
but vacuums to can '
the season rating. there was an ab .
completed 50 years behind prism
bars. ‘
Another case that commanded
4 ~. Yesterday. Mrs. i
is. exhausted tion) the rain and cold. out .
~ found his
um droid and «lit «it of town.
Wain
lnsurpcnt‘Army is Busy on the Costa
Rican Frontier and Other At.
tacks Arc Planned
SHlillt illllllllill Hill
'ilitlllliill Hillilllitl ltttl
People cl Blacliclds Have Conlidcnce
in the American Soldiers
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. li.~«8pecial
mlill advices from Port. Linton. Costa
Rica. state that reports have reached
there that [)r. Madriz. Nicaraguan
"winner of the Court of Canaan. has
made a vigorous appeal to Zetuya to
lay dowu lht‘ prcsiieny. it is stated
flint lll‘. Matti-iv. ui'pcl lot-lays in do
this “not oulv f l tut! Litcgitty of Nic-
aragua. but ill” that of all ('t-ntral
America."
The advices say that the action of
Dr, Madria is coiistriwil to prove that
the t’ouri oi (litrtugo has information
' Crcrcby mr
creating a ‘ _ ‘_ in the helium
of Immw and Davis
uracil. cm lithium this morn-
ing before hill" 3 wood.
Acoording‘to file i "tlmony of John
harden. fit-crab)? and two otharjPoies
cutie into “his saloon strictly evening.
Stephen .Koiawaaiil began to break
boar glasses because ha" refused to sell
him any more drinkaodttftar rumou-
sirattng with blip pointed to put Koiz‘
wasltl‘oitt “limb"? was set upoln by
a numier of“ to 0 Amount an was
struck it nutrition “with” and render-
ed iisrtialtrvtinoonlc dun, it is said
that the be oh tuba is who saloon. and
be locked the door. . to a few monutes
they returnbd’snd biotin in the door.
Ernest; “ dsa.:.fn.rliis testimony.
said that n ‘ ho went to the old of
his {other he was bit on. the shoulder
by Stcpbcutmiflr ..
The screws, 0!. M“..three Poles»
Stephen Kobwuiti. who: and (‘lein-
'in-s Crerc -- tliat they had acted
in self-defaults _Vfi_re not thc as-
gressors. ,
There were about ‘iifteen witnesses
for the defence meat. and the sore
vices of the i altimeter. August M.
mm. of Bridgcphrt. was necessary.
After listening? to all the testimony
Judge incitwood fined Kolswaskl and
ill regard to the attitude which the
United Hiatus goi'ci'nim iii will assume
toward Nivuraguu unit which accord-
ing to the oplttl lit at Milllt‘ i‘uuttal Ant-l
cricau statesmen pill place ill” lilli'fl'l
lily of the. whole of Central .\ll|t'l‘l(‘.i1
in danger. .
An autivAtnerlcan incetlnp. was held
in San Jose. (.‘Osia iticu. several days
ago. to protest agiilnst the landing of
troops in Nicaragua by the United
States. ii iii reported-
l.‘informatlon. a newspaper publistr
“(l at San Jose, declares:
“We have wished chiiyu would fall.
but not by the blow of a foreign int
radcr. Latin‘Atucrics, as a whole,
ought to protest against this outrage-5‘
ii is reported in Port Linton that a
recent visit of the private secretary
of Zeleya to San Jose was for the par.
pose of getting permission of tho (fusta
ltlcan government for Zeiaya to pass
through that country if it became tie
cessury for him to leave Nicaragua.
.mllidlEl-‘iELDS. Nicaragua. Dec. n.
——An official telegram received at the
insurgent headquarters hero announ-
ces that. Gen. Morales at the head of a
band of insurgents has recapturiul Tor.
toga, Orial and Sunni. three small
towns on tin- Costa Rican frontier.
Morales proclaimed Estrada must»
dent of Nicaragua and continued his
march to attack the important town
or Rivas.
(lcn. Estrada and his followers have
takcn coumgc that there is prospect of
assistance from tho t’nltvd States in
their efforts lrmncrthrow the govcrn
iticnt of Nicaragua.
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(Continued on Fourth Pane.)
wrncas. fuses.
i)..u'i lie, the lull! in buy.
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Uadcr the Sialutrs It Would Appear
That There (an tic No Free.
Service at Present
At the meeting of the board of esti-
mate and taxation last night attention
was drawn to the provision of the
statutes in reference to the price that
limit he paid by the city for the clue-
tricity it is furnished with by the
municipal plant, The law rcuuiri-s that
It shall pay the cost iil'lt't'. which it
proceeds to define. rehab-Inn that. at
least five per cont. shall be allowed for
the depreciation of the. plant yearly.
I'l‘hlti point was brought out in the dis»
cushion with reference to the time
when the city shall consider it advis-
able to enjoy the fruits of the munici-
pal plant by cutting out the street
lighting appropriation entirely and
than get its street tights free. the ob-
.lect of installing a commercial service
eleven years ago.
Apparently by the statute the city
will be unable to furnish itself with
street lights free. but it is believed
that the matter can easily be adjusted.
either by special act of the legislature
or otherwise. if It is found necessary
to continue the street ilshting appro-
priation. the plant will .cbuw Just so
much more profit and the money will
be applied to the city's funds to some
other form. in other words. it will be
simply it ditfcrence to method of book-
,itccptns.
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A-WI WON'T MIN‘l’ioN Hill Natal.
‘ l. a prominent
society lady of this town. after spend-
laga few hours loathe storm looking
for Xmas pitta, finally. when and
TREES.
.iiiuvioft's.
ad at “award A, 'f'iily'ii studio and
‘ place last titled with can.
slits pitta. one was so well placed.
Ilia” timid“ It to M him till out
her entire list vii bis framed pic-
W. a aumhcrrotwhioii m to its
Walter (ircrchy ti and costs. Cit-intuit
('rcreby. who had been placed under
:50 bonds. was reloaded as it was
proved that he was innocent of any
wrong intent.
‘PLEABlNG HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Easily selected from not iiiiinciiuc
now stool: of Pipes. Cigar (fuses: and
Sliioltiers‘ .At'tiolad. 2" .
wamrucv a. cum»;
(tornglltala and Washington St s.
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Chiral Engineer William H. Muslim
Had His Hand Paihiully Burn-
ed at the Municipal Eldr-
. f ' fills WWW:
Shortly boron: 5 o'clock lust won
but. while the rain was being swirled
about at a great r'lio hr the wind. the
i’lii'tl'l" li“l:l8 viiiiilcnlv want out all
(H'i‘i‘ the c.” M lllo wmitii. it seem-
t‘ll impossible for u {cw minutes to
lump the circuit tircaltt !' in place and
in an iitiunipi to do so. (‘liicf Engineer
William ii. Masher had his rlrht wrist
tpainfully burned. Tlu- t‘XHI‘I cause for
the trouble was unknown at the time
and has not .vct brca positively dc-
tcrmined. tbouah it l-t thought likely
to have been due ."’ short clrcuttlng
itsy this writer.
The trouble “at route-lied with only
an ltitrrrpptlon to the scrvicu of two
to it too intuition and no further ti'ou'
til.» was. im't with tlllliii'.’ the night.
(in account of tho :llfit'lll, the special
liclilt-u Illuminations \vcrc not turned
cu in \k’ushlnptou :iud South Main
sit-com. lt ww i't‘itti-l that tho water
would short circuit and cause much
dainuuc 'l'hts owning, lion-cvcr. all of
the it this: will l)!‘ illi‘llt‘ll on and the
wholc ht‘vir!‘ will undoubtedly be a
very lat'niillfiil title.
in Norwaik the holiday illumination
iiahis were turned on last evening
and no damage rasulicd from the wilt»
or.
This morning the his shaft for the
nicest ciiiiluc of the municipal elec-
tric plant. which has been out of com
allusion since October 10th. wan cort-
cd from the railroad freight yard to
the plant and was taken into the build-
ing. all of which is no small Job. in
that, the shaft weighs some 0.400
pounds.
The work of installation starts im-
mediately and the engine will be put
in commission at the earliest possible
moment. for the plant is running an-
der dliiiculticg without this engine. At
tin; present time. without the engine.
the overload is about. to per cent.
“Binds. Dolls. fituffcd Animals. Toys
of all kinds. Teddy ”can. Xmas Writ-
ing Papers. Mary's. iii Railroad Ave.
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CINCINNATI. 9.. Dec. lbw-«nicoti-
anrd wall. and ruined mils of a four:
story tenement house at Third and
“ivciimore streets. in the d willows
district bore evidence today 0 an ear-
iv iltfii‘iiiii tire to which um um
Warp no deed and it doses» persons
were inland. three crumbly fdcally.
An overturned kerosene lamp. upset by
it data on them door is said to
have started thobim.
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ii‘uii have! that u 1W0.
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c
It“ i 7| Milli“
0'... all. semi than Crashes
into Rear End at a Passenger
Train at North East. Pit.
lltlltl lllillll llllSlllll
* it till (it lllllliltll
Dead in the Rear Cars at llcccmmo~
dction Train
NORTH altar an, Dec. i4.———To dc.-
tcrmfne the cause of the total wreck
(in the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroad. near here last mid-
night, resulting in tincc ilctttlie. an
investigation [will be conducted at Buf~
i‘alo today, The tili‘dil Wt‘l‘t' foreigners.
but one of whom has been identified.
lie was Anton intuit. (in his body was
found a HtPitlithiti ticket New York to
(lownlmgcn.
Fifteen were injurcil. ucvcn of them
seriously. the others rvcclvcitmtinor in-
juries or bruises.
Plunging forwmd Uiiotmli ti bllztnrd
at tlic raic of over sixty miles an hour.
the tit. Louis Limited crashed into the
"(air of ilw Whit-into and Boston ape-
t a .
All or those ltlllt'tl and tujurcd Wcrc
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
-—NOTICE.
Glover‘s shoe store will
evenings until Christmas.
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Spread Held at the Hotel Maliacltcmo
Last Night in Honor cl Tele-
‘ phoheNExpaasidh Herc '
H. C. Knight and Sims Emblcr, of
New Haven. the for'mcr the. general
contract agent of the Southern New
England Telephone Company. and the
latter also an official front the geaural
office. came over to South Norwalk
yesterday and heartily congratulated
Manager Maurice ii. Nailing. of the
local division and Contract Agent Ed
ward F. Smith over the very fine show-
ing that has bean made in the South
Norwalh division.
The growth of this division has been
romarkuhlo since Mauadcr Nutiing
took charlie five years ago. Even the
public Itself will probably be sui'prll'icil
to learn that the increase in the till!“-
bar of iclcplioncs iiiust- tutti boon
«to pcr coat. in other \vurds the lltilil‘
her of instruments in use has grown
from 500 in over 2.000. the latter mark
having been passed several days ago.
The total for the year will be more
than 300. Manager Natttna attacks in
the highest terms of the valuable as-
sistance he has received in the up
building or the system here from
his valuable assistant. Contract Agent
Edward F‘. Smith. With Manner Nut-
ting. Mr. Smith has been right on the
Job every minute and there is no tell-
ing to what extent the local system
will grow during the next year or two.
especially in view of the rcoawaiisn-
tag buctnouwlsa in the town.
.in honor of the New Haven guests
and the reaching of the 3.000 mark.
Manager Nuttlng arranged a little did
ner- at the Mahacltcino ‘idotcl int ev-
ening. landlord James R. Connor pre~
pared one of the celebrated pianit
steak menus. which have been so pop
tilar there this fall. All of the diners.
with the exception of David H. Miller.
in, and James Golden. were calcium
in the telephone service. The latter
included in addition to Messrs Knight.
tumbler, Nuttlng and Smith. . .
Kimonos. manager of the Blamford div
vision. and Wire Chief a. lit. Rather, of
iiouth Norulk.
W, .
--Open this cvcii'g. c. .l. Minted Co.
.One of the bipplatc glue windows
in A. J. Collins and company's store
iii North Mala stint. was Ital-bod
by an accident about. it o'clock mew
day “madcap“ militia lid“ bad
chemo maps am having and or
ii. .
be open
‘outii‘lss my sincere ‘
insults to fill may. Maia! h
liars ' '
ii
“kiirlar Piped. popptar brands of Cigars.
Width
«irrev-
‘NcTracuiTa-vr Food. M05»
m in lite lanolin
Wu Racovcd
nauseous. Doc. ic.--King womb!
was curated anon successfully today.
The surgeons found no trace of a to
mar, the presence of which in the in-
tcatiueu had been feared. His males-
ty'e trouble was due to a simple ob,
utruction.
The king is resting quietly.
When following the operation his
molest regained consciousness be was
told of what had been accomplished
and expressed great satisfaction. lie
said that the removal of the obstruc-
tion in the intestines afforded him
marked relief.
The physicians are more hopeful of
the ultimate recovery of the royal pa-
tient. They met in culmination .383“!
this afternoon. The resort tanner?
was had only as a last chance “(the
medical men had not been optimistic.
Their unexpected success has given
new hope. The operations was per-
iormed by Dr. Thtriar, assisted by
lire. Steinou and no Page. and three
others. it came in the nick of time
as the pationt’a abdomen was so swol-
len that day that the only alternative
of immediate relief was death. improve-
ment in the king's condition followed
at once, but whether his broken body
can resist the after effects of the sur-
gery la a question regarding which the
physicians will not hazard an win
on.
leopold was under the effects of
these had passed he asked the surg-
eons for the details of the operation.
’i‘hcy replied that an incision had been
made and an accumulation had been
removed from the intestines. Happily
they had discovered neither a tumor
nor an abscess. The aged monarch
foebiy but with earnestness questionv
ed:
“Then there is hope for my life?"
"Yes, Your Majesty." replied Dr.
'i‘hirlar. "there is hope, but the great~
eat care must be exercised."
The gravest danger now is the pose
tliliity of fever developing.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the phy-
sicians issued this bulletin:
"The, king's condition is very good
as the result of the operation."
—A REVELATiON TOMANV.
()iir display of Meorschaum and
it
sum or large boxes. as you want them.
Prices reasonable.
Wiilst’i.EY & CLARK.
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Arts at. Detective tor Law Enlorccmcnt
League in Hotel Cases
littlDtiEPORT. Dec. it.~A woman
detective employed by the Law Err
torcemcnt league has been playing an
important part in the effort to get evi.
deuce against local liquor dealers. She
is said to be good to look upon and
has attracted lots of attention when
can in various local hotels. which fell
under suspicion of the Law Enforce.
incat league.
After Two Hotels.
The Hotel Astor. conducted by
“Needles" Downing on John street and
conducted by Joseph Bountol. are said
to be two places which the league is
anxious to put out of business. it is
said that the woman detective recent-
ly visited the Hotel Actor in company
with a male detective and attempted to
secure evidence but Proprietor Down-
lug explained to them that it was
them. On two succeeding nights the
woman and a male companion appear-
ed and tried to buy liquor after hours
but always ivlth the name mault. On
the fourth attempt. however after tx-
platning that they were old customers
pricier sold them two bottles of hour.
No Dates Get.
No dates for curtail oaths nont-
.crous romonstra as field by the Law
Enforcement league have been no
alpaca by the county commissioners.
Downing wall among those against
whom a reiuoniitrciicc was tiled.
”RIDflCTtON MLI.
(treat reduction in Trimmed and tin-
trimmed lists. at Miss t. it. Hutchin-
son .
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Nobody will doubt that it rained
coins yesterday and hot night. but
perhaps the most conviction aunt-oat
lotbooffccttmitfloiiy did rain,
acids from W cat to tho
Mn. is this mt m.m
div M
chloroform for forty minutes. When Co
the Luftwaffe hotel on Middle street. at
against the law and he couldn‘t serve. pin!
and ought to be accumulated. the pro 0 '0 It
iii illlli fill illllt ~
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