l'romet and elllclsnt service at
but titles. .
lidrsodal attolttimv given to all
prescription ....ll
Chairs for our trolley patrons. .
(Shine in and wait t9'r your car.
' ., a. Peshawar-ti».
v5- .
The 'Bthe Gina’slwlll most this ev-
oiling at the East 'Avenue Methodist
Church.
The «Women's Auxiliary of Christ
' Church Parish will meet Thursday at-
ternoon with Mrs.8 W Kelley. in
"Seaside Place.
The Four By Four Whist Club is be-
ing entertained this afternoon by Mrs.
Charles H. Aisthorpe at her home in
Heaview avenue.
t
Mrs. J. ii. Angelntau and daughter.
Miss Anna Mae Angelman. of East
Norwaik, were visitors lil Port Ches-
ter, New York. Monday.
.-
The front for the stores in the new
section of the Hefner block on the
Washington street bridge bridge are
now largely in place. They will prob
ably be in a condition for the plate
in a few days.
Miss Florence Raymond. who is in
attendance at the Boston University
was this week notified that one of the
few scholarships annually awarded by
that institution, had been assigned to
her for the year 1910;
The Epworth League of the East
Avenue hi. E. Church will hold a nine-
teen ten social Friday evening. Feb.
4th. it will be held at the home of
Mrs. Britton on Fort street and a very
pleasant time is anticipated.
The pupils of the HIghSchool have
been doing some tine missionary work
over this way for the sale of tickets
for the mock trial this evening at the
school. The indications are that the
attendance will be very large.
The local hunters report consider-
able sport running foxes around Wea-
ion and vicinity. About every day
some or them go up for the chase.
Though there Is plenty of running
there has been little actual killing of
late.
Last night was a chilly night. though
not a severe one, but the prime condi-
tion of the harbor for another freeseup
with any kind of a chance was shown
titls morning but the skim ice that
had even formed var much of it our.
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Advice Concerning Slotnsclt Troubles
and How to Remedy Them
Do not holistt lndi'lsstlon which
leads to all sorts of Illa and complica-
‘tlons. Adi connect doctor once said
that ninetykdvo par cant. of all the Illa
of the human body have their origin
In a disordered stomach.
A p slcian who made a specialty or
stdltlao troubles. particularly dyspep»
sis’. after years of study perfected the
formula lrom which Resell Dyspetv
aia Tabloid are made.
a.
Our shoot-lends with Reaail Dyapop-e
ala Tablets leads us to believe titans
‘to he the grdhtddt remedy known for
the relief of Acute Indiegstion and
chronic d ”bola. Their Ingredients
are soothn n: and basil
darned membranes oft
They are rich in pepsin. one of the
greatest digestive aids knot-g to“ medl-
cino. The relief they affllrd I, almost
implants. l'l‘lt'a‘ir 9st»:wittt gloa-
regu ar y r ,.
lilting: about it costs on all s DI I‘
caused by stomach disord It’s.
iteaali Dys at'f‘ablets will insure
healthy appette. aid di option and
_ promote nutriti
sincere faith to
“lots, we ask" yam
maladies“ 'wiil return you the
monsfyou «for them. without
canton or flirlt'tsllty.1'hey come in
three oiled. alum“ Id cents. 60 Oct-lit!
an lull) 'stiodr mmwm can obtain
more. . . Pharmacy. Rouhl!
nor Aidsnttlw
give you satin
to the low
a stomach.
of
at his trials
that he at
. youthful a
An East
ably [loam
hog day"
of the win
isea that to
evening at
nothing of
Brill yflfil‘l
llcved that
years
this evonlu
itlln In the
to get into
hoped that
ducted lite
hammer.
at the Nor
succeeded
along.
in “right"
came back
Master Mu
no longer
during whi
sis of the
most of th
The new a
main sect!
as wide.
fury. of
l‘OW ll) ‘0
the llitii i
tonic. Tea
or Dtlsccll
liar-ion
of the fittings of Andrew Aaronso
former market on the Washington
street bflllfla Ryder um “(mud .nd ‘and the executive W of anathema
William Tobey were among
al burehasgrsof the articles under the
ll
do. Mr. L'llolnmodleu doe»
n't reel ilkoahs. Is so oid. but admits
bill"
“It be. despite.
‘00 ,
Modifies. _ . '
Mm
\
Norwaik man who follows
the weather considerably feels reason
ve that a cloudy “growli-
means that the remainder
ter will be short. its real
not people do not take stock
in such theories but this does not
cause his opinion to waver.
sue-q
The Inset Norwalk fire district corn-
- mlttee held their regular meeting. last
the motor generator hands
in Seavlew avenue and, as expected.
special interest came up
The regular meetings of the‘comatit
tee are held on the nut and last Tues:
day evenings of the month. *
‘ “M
There has been good skating for sev-
on. what the young people
term Grbflellliorfs pond at the corner
ott East Washington and Fort streets.
About ons‘libndfld boys and girls were
there yesterday afternoon.
it is be-
the pond is larger than it
has previously been for three or four
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The members of the Young Men’s
Association are urged to come out to
g'a meeting in the gymnas-
basement of the East Ave-
mic Methodist Church. There is still'
plenty of room for more young men
this organisation and it Is
advantage will be taken of
the opportunity.
. W—
hat“, ”thrill Samuel ireland con-
salc yesterday afternoon.
n' s
the sever-
Mr. Aaronson went into
bankruptcy several weeks ago and has
since returned to his yo'lner position
walk iron Works.
0n accountof the return of Chester.
ingersoli to his old duties at the Ryder
and Howard market on the Washing-
ton atrset bridge, Chester Murray, who
hilt for a time. has gone
Master ingersoil seems to be
with. the bosses oi the or»
tabilshtnsnt. This week when be
from his somewhat extend-
ed vacatlon, he informed his successor.
rray, that his services were
required.
The grattndbog could have nlrted
with the sort this Candlemasday morn
Ing. Alter sunrise there were times
ch he could not. On the ba-
legsnd to the effect that if
the groundhog can see his shadow Du
Candlomss day. there will follow at:
weeks or 'wlnter and averaging
same up according to the time this
morning the shadow could be seen and
the time It could not. there should be
about three weeks more of winter.
Work has been resumed on the ad-
. ditiou to the inborn-manufacturing
‘ Company plant in East nvontte.
- The
0 trains work is now
action will be as long as the
on of the factory and nearly
ttujtt
John Cieverlcy gttvo a piano acioc‘
tion at the social oi the ladlea' Auxil‘
Rowayton Hose Company.
Moods yevoniog. and delighted all who
heard him.
Miss Zada Dean and Miss Empl‘
Iloyt. of the West Side. leave tumor-
to New Orleans to attend
the Mardi Grits festivities. and about
not will leave for San An-
na. to spend several weeks.
tutu ill taunt
il‘rank V. Elisha. it the firm or actor!"
. toka day away frun out
l‘oiiII Meltdown visited in New vs 'II
'rl eye std. ishhllsh for lcltters at my
«addressed to Joint
flodaly anti'il‘r. Clemens Schttt.
As evi once of our "
W11 Dyspepsia TIM
wiry them at our
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The teach!" or the town or nation
ltsi'd‘a meeting lathe Center whack
yesterday alteration. for the purpose:
of Mylaiflv imlli‘ schedule.
milwt.a‘h
Another rahearrsl was held. Mom
day evsuihs. for the cant‘sta “Cruclfblr
litl." The rebound. thii week was M
lucid9 at the fiction Congregatio‘tl‘d
l
* overlooked. Mention of the fact is
the'
up. -
slits hay .,
Arron .
Mo dutcrttittuient
tori-that
a.
The rent a to the an ‘ L
a. nu. attenuation s
on -
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ulantyiol Town Clerk stepson a.
Hoyt. he would have it dispelled
her of people who have been signing
the petition. addressed to President
Company. requesting him to interceds
to secure a pension for My. Hoyt,'whc
recently resigned as station agent at
Darleu. The petition recites that Mr.
lioyt has been in the atrophy of the
company for 42 your and that his cons
duct has Always been most exemplary,
Including the fact that he has always
been mos agreeable and polite to pa-
trons of t a road and has been a most
faithful employs of the company. and
asks that pay matter of age limit be
made that Charles Raymond was grant-
ed a pension by the road The popu
larity of Mr. Hoyt ls unquestionable.
Theer are few man held in such high
respect byrlellow townsmcn and by titl-
railroad ntsn as Mix-Hoyt.
illlllillii Illilitlli
low. that turn
Committee In Talia Mailer Up Willi
General Manager Higgirts ol
New Haven Rood Shortly '
Preparations are being made at
present by the Brotherhood of Inco-
lnotlve Engineers for a revision of
their working agreement. and within
a comparatively short time canton
Iencea between General Managur 8am
luel Higgins of the New Haven road
.composod of fifteen men from the var-
lious divisions of the New Haven road.
will its hold.
According to a high official of the
engineers. who wait Interviewed by a
representative of the Times-Leader
today. the engineers themselves do not
know how,ntttoh of an Increase will It
. l
9 than '
. s. at the rows nib. tor the
L l ’a Home“,
to minor '
Id be tren- ; .
. If anybody had any doubt'of the pop- L
quickly by the sight ot'tbodargsr nuai- ’
Charless. Mellon. of the New York. l‘
New Halon and Hartford Railroad
Nanny sut-
, is or indiges-
‘0! M0
will undsyo
s at all
Why they usually
mar stomachs or
vs mouths. ”Melitta
. _ like candy.
‘Oii'iilaias powdr ant.
will feel ' ' ‘
tines are clean maroon. aadyou
nothnood termini-subsoni- an
ill“!
This city hays ntsn DI pain
cranks. as some people wiI call thorn.
but you will be «sexy shoot thila'
splendid stomach preparation. too.l
you ever try a little for indigestion of
Gastritis or any.» 1 Stomach misery.
dot coins now intact andh
aver rid yourstll oi Btomac
and ladlgditlw
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ford was selected as the place for the
next meeting.
l-‘x-(loveraor McLean delivered one
or the finest speeches ever listened to
by the 210 or more guests.
was plenty of enthusiasm for
speachmsklaa.
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taoaa new "tart-toms.
There
the
lsvaral Installed Ilncs the Publication
of the Last look.
Following is a list of new subscrib-
m which have been installed ntace‘tne
issuing or the last list. Got this out
and‘ltaato In the hack of your direc-
to":
Ahramson. Samuel
ti 1-3 Bouton 8t. ........ 4112-3
Banks. John .W.
ta Fiftne' h. .\' . ......... hhtldl
Beach. 1). r
11 iiatts Place. E. N. ........ Illicit
Benedict. P. D.
‘ Wilton .......... . ........ 3934i
asked. This matter will not be do
cldad until the general committee has
mand will be made upon the Neal
ilaven mod
other labor otganlanlions prescillui
their demands. so now we‘ll hntc ilt
wait until that get through
conjunction with an) oi the other in
bur organisations when attempting to
secure a concession from the tnlit .to
company. 'and they will not told forces
with the lralnmen and conductors all
present. preferring to wait until the
lhocking to secure privileges for them-
selves. ‘
A meeting was held yesterday morn-
ing in ill. office of I“. 8. Evans. chair-
tuau of the committee. ‘
rumpus llili
Illillli ll mun
Bin Catharina ol Notable; at Annual
Banquet oi the McKinley
Associslion
ahmn one hundred attended the his
McKinley associntblt banquet in Nor-
wich, Friday evening. which from all
accounts. was one of the greatest po-
litical gatherings of the year. Every-
one who pretends to amount to any-
lhlttg in state politics was on hand and
the snooker. were Mayor Costello “9*
slit. of Norwich. Governor Funk 13.
Wis. fimvetmr George P. Ido-
Uda..,£lougrssstt'ian Ralph B. pound
Ohio. and State... Senator Charles Ili'w
Ml of Thomsstott.
Ant a those from Bridgeport who
all wormtihsrlff Sidney It. liaw-
tell, Commissioner Simeon Pears. Dab-
clay H. Havens... Secular. at. mats
Mathew ii. Boast-a. Attorney John P.
may. John '1‘ kingdttchard Hawaii.
The (allowing olll‘cers wars slanted:
President. William ll‘ Hansel.
lords. secretary, Emory A. Smith. Harte
lord; trehsurer. Walter L. dendrite.
liar ilorlll executive centrality. New
Haydn ohunty, D A. Blakoaiss; Midi
hunts. Walter h. wing.
Hart county. to. t. Bookish.
lm “3.“.le ”It W “t "MM
mm. John Air'
m”. amt“ all W'l'i
l
Tokaneita 9. .... .....
been in ads-ion lscr Is it known den . i homhsrltia. Rfii
nitely at pleaent just when the do- '1
l
others have settled their affairs before I
'llalsteud. Lewis ll.
Miser “chart iIliisligy..Colonsl ‘
alarmed“
. and counts. ti. a. liaise: L
lunatic. Frank A
alts
lit“ 5"!“ m
(‘ttateu .l. ll. _
.sta Ovid ....... “6‘"
he waited until practically all lho9 ‘ “WM" (Mm. ‘C‘
The engineers have never acted In . l‘ux Eds" l1
llooaylon ‘4. .......... ...... 10:37
1‘. Iictls HM fi‘hl ....... it‘ll
li-‘ogg. John A"; r *
‘ at 14th his. ....... 21M
11: West St. ................ till ‘2
l.t|‘ocrt A l‘ltalborlain
trill Main 8L. l' ........... lids-‘2
liutkowshy. 8am D.
165 Washington Bl, bridge . . .
Ilall. Harold C.
5:0 Osborn Ave. E. N. ........
4264
ll
954;
ill) Osborn Ave. E. N. tilt-2
Hammond. hiss. James V,
3t France at. N.
.iohltson, llenry
all West tit.
Kellogg. Mrs, Enos
Riverside Ava.
Keysar. i". ii.
4 Hawkins Ave, 1-:. .\
‘Luhrano. Michele
8 Wood Bl. ................. 1061
March. Dr. A. ll.
7 West Ave.
Mueller. Henry 1..
:13 Washington at.
Morroll. Mrs. Clorlatt'n
ill Fourth 3L. E .\'. ........ 13!le
Norwalk Tidy Nursery Assn. The
Hilly-I
N .
. . . ...... Will-ll
Id Weill It. ............... Mill
Pulley. Barney
2.9 bloodiest. ........ tit-l
diesel. John
3 Lexington Ave ........... :lOi-ih
Warren. Loshrtlg Is.
111 “l Plaos N. ........ ltilt
waters. AhIeM
wit id ----------
uni silt:
lit) sloottnt B‘uN . .......... lit-2
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"What makes that young officer so
:Jlue'l' '2
"l dt'ih't 'hdoiV. but perhaps it is be
“has be Is a submarine.“»lialtimoro
American.
non Mul' that opportunity wtll
itttiss‘ its hands amen
paint on your door
it it «ill , ,
when it cal s.
.‘y All. a... mm but}. Vilma?"
‘lfllilfllic
Spatially One in the Stars Given lit
the llorwallt Baptist Church
a'
9"!»
Thanks to a better knowledge. it Is at
leaner necessary for any portion to re
main aublecl to these healthdestroy-
ing tendencies:
of thought.
change not only the physical cxpres»
slot) but one's entire environment.
all how. 'r. anl Daron delivered.
its second In his series of’lectures on
aphyltics last evening before a
«load audience at
.gaptlst Church. Previous to the lecn
. an Interesting musical program.
‘ with organ and violin, was rendered.
9 . 3dr.”Vah' Doren said in part:
“The Bible reveals the divine utetb- .
on to he orderly; in accordance with
changclsss law. This In just as true
physically as spiritually
formed many wonderful
cause He knew the law of God. We
are commanded to follow Him for the
sake of manhood. or power.
"There ls‘ono and but one primal
energyé—Innulte
have anything before having a thought
of It. her can you have a change in
anything without first a thought‘ or
_ that change.
the mind of the mechanic before it can
slat in brass and steel.
is racked by aches and pains. if it is
full of disease and you wish to have it
'8' different. you must change your think-
Ia’g: for you can no more effect
change in your body, without first a
thought of that change, than you can
chagrin the arrangement of the furni:
ture in the house you occupy without
first a thought about such change.
When you learn thla truth and persis-
Itrntly think at that ahit‘h you desire
to he. and to have. rather than that
which you do not wish 10 be, or to poa-
ms. thin changeless law oi God will
work for you. as In the past it has
worked against you.
silt In his heart, so Is he;" -
to the nature of the thought sown. on
shall the harvest of expression
Thousands of children are born Into
the world wilh'atrong tendencies to
ward restlessness. inhsrmony and dis‘
L—I-nhu—m
the Norwallr
Christ per;
works he-
mind. You cannot
The machine exists in
if yonvbody
'.\Ii a man thinks
Acordln:
ltt .
influence.
due to anceétrai
it is within the powm
properly directed. it
ill
COIL-Alt
_ “Iona- IM" to a
ho was- as a oasis-t Isa! m
lm will
vats- tins. Misti!
pulses at"
» no salts In matte-auto some
n»
I,“ assets
l'I'M R
’919 of natural wavylhsit‘l aaa MI
worn with as VIM Ina "Isa 'y
m ants." "roses ruler" is . .
"carcass Into." twain-‘5
IiaQ'vsd um Mats or
states. vitamins. mam sang '
“WWW e. I 13mm
TMmL WW I“ [Ilium ‘1.“ NEw'gLl YORK
tusialfaslilstiw Quotas. “we! sshwsstlsslstaisllsslst‘ssisss
L'Lt'l'vlllil ._
MAI! honor has. at «has
In you.
12 00
ill ’MI 0”,” nuts"
can .
.4»; wish! "Motto.
lrlsdasssdanaMInsol
at Popular Priced.
to moan
In non-I‘d
«hernia o
Pl'l‘
team.
March
slime avansstous
p
agrarian.
(Bobby) Byrne. Pltttburg’s third
man. who broke his ankle in the last
of the world's series games at Detroit.
has forwarded his signed contract to
the headquarters of
10.‘
ITTOIU Hts.
Feb. 2.~4Rohsr
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GOLD MthlElOUR
vvt'rtt
M.
ase-
thc Plttsburg
Byrns writes that his broken
ankle has healed and that he is In
training and 'wlli be ready to report
4
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
The Girls' Athletic Association havo
something “up their sleeves'il in the
form of an entertainment. but just
what even the wisest, of the boys can’t
surmise. At any rate. they are going
to have music. and have secured the
orchestra to play for them when the
secret is out.
EPWORTH LEAGUE RALLY. y
The Iii-monthly rally of the Norwalk
Group of Epworth Leagues will be
held on Friday evening in the Dar-
len M. E. Church. Rev. A. G. Boyh-
ton. of westport, will give the ad
dress. Entertainment by the local
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Now on Sale
Columbia .
February
Records
lodedlruétlble Records. Fit All
Cylinder Mschides. Will Not
Break. Last Forever.
chapter.
APE.
New Goods now In
illicit. Prices are no.
higher then led year.
E. E. GOI‘llam
9 99 9 Two-Minute ...................... 35°
concluding, Mr. Van Doren said. \uu Four-Minute 9999999999999999999 Site
are Inclined to underestimate yout Decorator
ability. You can keep yourself tron m“ ““0”” fit all m" machines.
worry. Prorlnim yourself master. Sut‘ “‘“Rk' “”0 “m“ """""""" 55° 3
1 rule and am not ruled. l wili.lltluk 10 Firfi Street, Edit NOW“
no evil: 1 will think only good. 'hiy
no» u. bid with cut-m In (loti.‘ 1 am L H D k Telephone 452
”OF." 0 s cc er
The next lecture will lw held next
.7 WA'HlNGTON UTIEIT:
Al
ll?
Tuesday evening.
RIADING IV MISS JANE LEWIS.
Church. Monday evening. in the Town
Teachers Entertainment Course. Miss
Jane imwls gave a delightful program
of readings.
program consisted of selections from
south authors as James Whitcomb Ill
toy and Eugene Field. the second part
of a narrative taken from the beauti-
ful and pathetic Japanese novel.
dnnt Butterfly." by John Luther Long.
Miss Lawn is a finely trained reader.
able to reneder with lunch charm a
widely varied program.
holders or cannot tickets much pleasure
to know that she will accompany the
Frank Heard Concert Club. which is
to be here at the some church Pelt
rttary it.
FARMIRI To WITHHOLD CATTLE
SPRINGFIELD. 0., Feb.
era of Southwestern Ohio have lulu-n a
hand In tho still-meal crusade.
Me hundred of them have signed a
paper agreeing to withhold from utar
lint all livetttock lor sixty days.
they ltt'llevo. will prevent any fall In
prices.
are said to be backing the movement
informally and it is spreading.
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SllE ” E SillE
Don‘t with too long and regret the
lost opportunities of this great event
K. .
Fahd“.
, mm VIII“ ants: HIGH s11.
. .....tto'ltilldbilvm .
....» NM.-.» .... ....
the South Norwalk l'laptlsl
The first part of the
"Mn.
it affords the
n
m.
2.~**l“til"lf'i‘
Nearly
'l‘ltltt.
Several agricultural societies
Everything in the
fit-induced Prices
News it the time and place to pen.
seas tliat'loug {hired luxury for the
home.
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IOUTH NORWALK.
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Maxwell
W52.
Stills.
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hair.
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10:39.
A. M.-~12:E)BX. 5207!.
P. him-42:56. 3144!.
3250:. 7:12. 7242:. stills. 10:19.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
Ml TABLE.
...-......
in Ethel November 8. 1m.
...—.—
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. his-42:531.
5 : 08!.
2150!. 3:31.
Bundlys.
5: III.
Ethos.
...—ha;-
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M «12: 00:. 4:49, 5:“). 6:“. 'l:i.'t.
‘1: Ella 9: ifia. 10:02x. 10:05. 11:00:.
1110.8
P. neurons. tzos. 3:00;. 8:61.
3232:. 3:55. «as. 5:02. szcsx, ltz‘J'l.
mills. 6:08. 8:0“. 9:30. “2001:.
. Iuodaya.
A. M.~—12:00!. 6:00. 7:30. 9:16:
i0:02a.
P. M.~»lizoiia. 6:04. (1201:. 7:00.
8:301. 11:00a. ' a
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NIW
HAVIN.
2210! l till.
7: 27i 8: u. 10. ”a. 11:1”. 11*".
P M.:--12 00:. 1:21» 3:11;. 8: 318.
:45. ’i: 10!. 9:1“.
11.18 8: ID and 7. It) to Bridgeport
Oundsys.
1:101. 1213:.
ll:ll.10:238.ii:121.
P. hi “:6le. 6:48. 1:101.
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IOUTH NORWALK T0 DANIURV.
A. M.-i; 2'“. 0210.- 8: 2?. 3:59.
an —-I':.§ii.t.tox.hz .tl. 7:18.
A.M.«-I:‘10.9:ill.“w
rt: trio-4m. .
urn-div 'ro scum nonwaut.‘
“sigma as. list. t at:
r. hie-4:16: opts. 8:80.
lasers.
3.. near: tr.
"@410“.ng
sourtl Moulds-etc ro soared.
0:15.102“.
10. 1:10.
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piety». ,
“pl ”M‘ll’. 1': 21. .lLlltL ".ll .::°v
was. t‘ m loam
. a
5211:. 6:08.
7220. Mo. Btlha. 8251:. ii:liix
9:37.10:20a.10:521. 11:29.
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The MAXWELL holds the world's
record for reliability—40.000 miles
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