W’ on"
run low a to- at
F“! illil'b. . . , ' .
‘ Pursuant tidbits "*ulvsswsn ‘
proscriodoniworlt."«__ A; . .
... rams: .. as.
an..-....°r,l.nr ...
7; .nt up. '
y; vthllKIRt
aim. Oussie Levitt. oi Bristol. is
visiting friends in East Nprwalk.
' On account or the today ' weather.
work has been holdup by the luck oi
wind to propel the sailboats.
The Woman’s Auxiliary of Christ
church will meet tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. G. F. Smith. 13 Rowan
street. , . ‘ . . ‘ . .
The mat fishermen repert that the
sport’has,aot boon unto the standard
‘ this year owing vary considerably to
the small amount of water in the
brooks.
,. The Four—by-Il‘our Whilst Club. conr
posed largely of EastNorwnik ladies,
is holding a meeting this afternoon
with is. George F. Qodirey. in South
Norwaik. ,
A meeting of the St. Janina Circle
of the King’s Daughters, will be held
at the home oi Mrs. Thomas Bold. Myr-
tle street East Norwalk. Thursday.
April 7th.
The oystermen say that for the past
two days. traveling‘on the Sound has
been almost as bad as groping around
2th the dark. The boats have to ob-
serve extreme caution.
Frank Kelly. who has been laid up
by illness at his home in East Wash-
ington street. is able to be about again.
Sidewalks are being built about the
new home or Mr. and Mrs. John N.
Kline in East avenue.
Flatilshlng parties are costinuin to
be popular siting; nc
e y ag plea.
rally yesterday ni’isgogi a? liar. Petty.
Edward roller. ,1 menu. and win-
iiom Kelloggnnd t eyi‘rsport a good-
day attire sportlflstfll‘day.
The ace in f t of they. mbulit
Hamel; ooh at t e eutlanoerho-tbe
Washington street bridge. Is being illi-
ed. in preparatory "to_’ the construction.
iota sidewalk. which trill be ln'lieepi
with the general stability at the whol
work. .
One oi the best arguments (or a
change in conditions at the Washing;
ton street bridge is the stench in the
vicinity of the structure. rising from
the mudilats. .. This morning, assisted
by the warm weather and the fog. the
stench was nauseating to mnuy peo
ple. ’
Today was launching day at the Ay-
crs yacht establishment in Ssaview av-
enue. Two boats went overboard on
ihe,morning tide. The first launch to
take to the water belonged to a New
York man and a little later Dr. l. M.
Allen's Grebe went overboard grace-
fully. .
.- This week there has been a big .sd-
vanes toward the summer appearance
oi! nature. LET‘S ,ureas are covered
wmt‘aeen grass and the trees have
started to bud. which.” pleasing ior
so early as April 0th a d the hope is
expressed that a (rest w H not cause a
setback.
it was. pleasing to the members of
the East Nomlk Methodist Church to
learn yesterday that’the program call~
lug tor the reappointment oi the Rev.
W. 'W. Gillies to the East Norwalk
charge was carried out. The only
change in the town Methodist (litur-
cbes is at the south Norwnik church.
it was very much 'like summer yes-
terday on the“ Washington sit-net
brldse. A thermometer that is not ex-
posed to the and registered 75 degrees
gave soro during the afternoon. No
a went in bathin about the bridge
but the warm want or has brought
thoughts at the bathing season In the
minds of youngsters and some poa-
pie who are not youngsters.
A r [or “monthly meeting oi
the bigglilomlk district committee
was held last night at the motor gener-
ator house be many matters did not
come up. «.iisdabscmsntioissted. Ou~
ly routine bills wens disposed oi. Clini-
mittsernen .P. H. Elsi ins and W. li.
Baker were in‘ attendance but August
Billsnstsin was absent on account of
illness. Mr. Billenstsin has been con.
Iined to his home in First street by an.
attack iii-rheumatism.
s it is extracted that the uoriernmsnt ‘
will do some di in the st Nor-
wslli channel tfi-fibflhfi. f is mat-
ter has been lineman» frontuiuria
ill. eras-r“ your it.
r grassland . .‘s '
wm’pllmo. Hr.‘ rill fins men
alien 'ihs’diisntisl la a eminent. Gov-
ernment employer“ marinade Escond-
in 7_ it is horrendous“ the channel
wt at and s. totalling basin’iiug all
the sad at the chance
as. James handout learned with '
grist regret abth death of his liter
flung friend a ’brollt compositor and
9:33“ 3:13;: suit“ “03131”:in
_, g e ‘ , er a: s
gins: tilted states , , die... and re
im‘ most oi s- great matches
molt isos Hire in
swarm-u mastointwimpu'il
‘ or the minor, in. storm Oilppsr
and the New York Times. and at the
1 time or his death as about seventy
i
; live years of‘hls.
s
. pnthusiasm a “ n
‘ lug into commission ds
up in connection wt 7
to open. the club . s. W
son in ssceli t shapemwlth width,
the bars. May“
.ith has been dep tied it nuns the; _
and. in I s‘
meantime. the floats and everything
will he made ready tor this occasion.
At a meeting oi the club Monday night,
matters in connection with going . in
to commission and the June 11th he
gotta were discussed. The meeting al-
so elected Janice Golden vice-commo-
dore.
George w. Moore. familiarly known
as Pony Moore, on account of his
smallness of stature. has gone ever to
the majority. and joined his friend.
John 0.. Keenan. in the land beyond.
this world. He was a New York boy.
who went to England more thumbs" a;
century ago. and started the (lhristy
Minstrels in Londomwhero he sequin-
ed. an immense redone. lie was one
Owens ,0. Hannah‘s hackers. and was
present at the great light between
lesson and Sayers. fought on the 17th
of April. 1860. now on the verge of
its fittietb , anniversary. Moore's
daughter. Bells. married Charles W.
Mitchell. the .uriseilalitcr. and it was-
i’ony» who backed Mitchell when he
fought John L. Sullivan in France with
bare knuckles. but which ended in a
draw. Moore was all red. white and
blue the best part of his career. and
St. Janieaf‘ Hall. where his minstrel
show was held. was always profusely
decanted with American flags. while
on every Fourth of .iuly he had a grand
display .of fireworks at his elegant
country seat in Bromion. for which he
was always fined. as no one can have
such displays without a permit from
the government over there. lie was
over eighty years of age.
iliililli
Frederick Kimball, of lloston.
visiting friends in Rowsyioa.
is
, «or
an alias who it
$333. on on vacation .
chu fl .‘hsvs’rvtornsd:
i
. I m at
.31 Wfixfi‘flm earl
let Or the in ital-mars. ‘
“died d;
srd's
' ‘ tort
Te parties w
the li'
‘ to tile. rhoitn's'itlossy run. lt’oili'n
all iils which are «and by weak or
diseased kidneys. Bomb Norwalk ‘W.
. . pie testify to srmsnilnt cures. /
. Mrs. James . iris“. 48 Spring BL.
, South liorwalk. com, says: “My. um
annulus . to p
out ,-‘.-io‘r the a
tron: a weak and nine bash, accom-
panied by a dull. heavy paln'ln~m
ltidne This was especially annoy~
lag w. on than any wars to do which
required steeping. The contents oi
the ilrst box of Dean's Kidney Pills.
which i procured at Mrs. Plaisted's
Drug 8tore.gave me toilet and bene-
lited me in every way. Bevaral other
members of my family have taken this
remedy and the results in each case
have been entirely satisfactory. I.
deem it a pleasure to confirm the pubs
iic statement 1 gave in favor of Dean's
Kidney Pills in 1906."
For sale‘by all dealers. Price lid
cents. FOBWT-Mllblll'l) (ht. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name~boan‘s-snd
take no other.
. TOWN COURT CASEG.
William Smith. captain of a canal
boat at Wilson Point. was arrested for
drunkenness in South Norwalk, last
night. and this morning Judge Taylor
boiled the case on payment of the
costs.
Arthur 8. Ferria,wss in the Town
Court. this morning. charged with
drunkeness. His case was continued
by Judge Taylor tor about two weeks.
until April i‘ilib. lie had been about
the city for several hours. aud'wben
Oiiicer Frank 3. Smitten it in to get
him to go home he beram abusive
and was locked up.
MINER: OTRIKE 'ro LAOT.
“PITTSBURG. Pa.. April ti. ~‘l‘he un-
ion miners ot Pennsylvania will prob-g
ably remain on strike tor the next
thirty days at least. The wage-cabs
committees of the union men and the
operators in District it yesterday sti-
iourned sine die. the minors reiuslng
to carry on further uegolislticus look-
ing toward any arbitration of the new
ter a lay/.01! or oral moo ' owing
to ill health. 3 ..
. auroral local sportsmen have belts;
(allowing the ironi'streams the last
few days. but no large catches have
been reported.
Trinity church will be closed on the
17th and 24th or this month to enable
the rector to take his postponed mid’e
\winter vacation. . .
Mrs. Neil Mitchell has been unable
to attend to her class in Current iiiv;
eats in Bridgeport. the last two weeks
owing to illness. ‘ “ . 3
At the congregational parsonage
this afternoon the" Foreign Missouri
nr’y society meeting will he held. Mist
Ruth Hall will have charge. _ j
The funeral of George Thorpe will
be held at 2:30 this afternoon from
his late residence. interment will be
in Willow Brook cemetery. '
8. ii. Church has completed drilling
the artesisu well on the Dr. Macho
laud property. A, depth of 319. rain
was reached and the ilow or water sv-
erages 15 gallons a minute.
.i. B. Morris and lamily who have
been spending the winter in Califor-
nia are expected home this week. Miss
May Morris who is traveling in Illu-
rope will also return in a short time.
The April meeting of the Mn icai
society was held at the home 0 Mr.
and Mrs. Ambrose liurlbutt. Holiday
evading. and in suits or the inclement
weather. there was alarge attendance.
The excellent program was greatly on
loyed.
liiilili.
Mrs. Lewis Barrett is on the sick
list.
”figméfhg‘ufga h“ been seriously explosive clause at their demands.
l
William Pinkney has returned to his
home in Rowayion avenue. from
business trip to Boston. i
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crockett have»
returned to their home in Philadelphia.
after a visit with John Crockett.
-Paperhanging or painting done
anywhere in Rowsyton. 'l‘ei. tail-b.
Murphy Dec. (20.. 78 Washington St. ,
Rev. William R. McDermott has re.
turned to the Methodist moisropal par-y
sonage from Middletown. where he at-
tcllded the conference.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the,
Methodist Church will meet this alien;
does with Mrs. William button. at her
home in hogan street.
The Banner Council Sewing Circle
will be entertained by Mrs. ii. it Now-
land. on Crockett avenue. Supper will
be served at the usual time.
liliiliiil Milli.
Miss Bills Batten. will entertain the
members or the Barton Whlst Club
Friday evening at her home.
,The (Ilenbrook Tennis Club has one‘
of. its new courts laid out and rolled.‘
and the other partially completed.
Messrs. Egerston and Johnson and
Miss Ethel Johnson. or East Orange“
N. .i.. are guests of Mrs. Charles Ben- '
nett. or Noroton.
Charles iii. Williamson. of Dorian.
and Frank Wilder, of Bridgeport. have
delayed their departure for Virginia
until the latter part or the week.
Some subomobillsts are tearing or-
or the turnpike in their cars at s piles
entirely too swift tor the ordinary citi-
sen. The turnpike is also getting
dusty. This condition will probably
bring out a discussion on oil used for
the highway. The pike was oiled last
yenn
Manager Hsuiord smith. of Darlen's
baseball team. has been arranging his
i cant firsmsn‘s tsi
Liris-iii from Boston. -
' William Krsuse has returned to his?
' duties
l Postmaster no
Ill
‘ witnherdissgiitor in
. , train its s
Jails o. Press sail sell-or MW . polish the
schedule oi games. The opening can
test will be with the Mollie mill. of
Bridgeport, on May 7th. Among the
other teams booked for the usson are
the Booth lilnds. the New ,iislds and
the Orioles. all oi Bridgeport: tbs
lietbeis, the All Waterburys. and the
Etna Club and Orange Athletilc Club.
o; Brooklyn.
W
.Aboul. use m“ realised at the re-
3‘.
Miss Orsce,Adsms is enter-tunings
at Yale callus.
in
4 , .urouiissdsr.
iii-s. W Prise
h Morton has rs- "
ugprsso use in the”
insist-day?"
Me i
.v | ' ‘ t
It. W. Keeler. of Wilton, was in There is but a stunt months supply
town on a business triti‘yastsrday. '0' co“ in the P" burg district.
Mrs. R. C. Williams and Mrs. Have .
ley Williams spent yesterday in Dan~ NOTICE
, . ‘. . ’
bury.
Miss Edith Hewitt. or Bioniaulon.
is the guest or her aunt, Miss Maine
Coley. ., .
Miss Elisabeth Gordon has returned
The ("lemury Roofing A. Mann-
torturing Gummy has purchased
from (‘hss. (I. Roystone all the lore
nulls owned or known by him, also
by conveyance from W. H. ROY-
from a short visit In New York and:
stone. his father. acquired sole and
Elston.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
D. Morris Andrews in recovering from
a few days‘ illness.
Mrs. D. Moses, who has been ill inr
nearly two months,‘wss able in noisy
a short drive on fiundsy.
exclusive right to the trade-marl:
and remain tor compounding “Con
lury Compound." We are. there.
ion». sole and exclusive owners of
the "Century Compound" formula
and trade-mark and have the sale
right to manufacture and sell said
Mrs. W. ii. liurlbuii and Mrs. i‘. ’l‘.
Gresory. of Cannon. spent yesterday
with Mrs. Ephraim Fitch.
The prosrsm at Norueld Grange.
Friday evening. will be in charge or
the worthy overseer. Arthur C. Brad-
ompound." and caution all per-
sons from entering into any con.
tract with Chas. (‘.. Keystone or.
other parties than ourselves for
Century Compound. and warn all
perosns that any such contracts are
iey.
Mr. Andrews now conducts the"
in violation of our rights, which
will be strictly enforced.
Musnnich grocery route through town.
which has been in charge of John Ms-
line for the past year. 3
8. 8. Carver is beginning improve-
ments to be made on the former Row-
land houses. lately purchased by Fred
erick Rowan. of South Nor-walk.
March 26th. lillo.
The Perry buusalow is being piss-
tered. under the supervision of Con-
tractor Thsodoro Hamilton. who is
also rushing the mason work on the
street property in North Wilton.
~ Mr. and Mrs. P. w. Nichols have
entertained their daughters. Mrsf’Ooie.
from New Haven. Mrs. Hshth. from
Bridgeport. and Mrs. Beers. twin
atrsuord. .
IUIPRIOINO FAOTO AIOUT PAT. .
INT MIOIOINI IOOINIIO.
“The Fourth illsiate' has been worn
ing publishers about the risk in allow-
ing credit to new medicine concerns.
it is said that there have been only
one or two or the thousands of new :
pro Hetary medicine houses that have
m c any considerable mossy that
have started the past twenty years
and onlz a very in: mom that have .
oust wit even moderate mucosa. It is ,
the «aural impression that the busi- . .
nose is immensely protdsble while the
racism that there is a larger per- 1.
canton of failures than in any other ‘
line. The new concerns usually stare ’
with ibis or mucous in the merit of .
their needs and advertising but soon .
exhaust their capital lesvi dealers 1,
"Mr"- moment
on t s r v . '
is the ”$3” or many pnlilisil‘s 3 ,
that have also this new lmalnbis w .-
coinpsll to
that is [m .
e magnesiummmml . ‘ l,
l
,J
meow Roofing
Manufacturing Co
CHRISTIAN SWAR'I‘Z. Prss't.
Swarm & Corbett M
W
all
“amid and womb? ’
«was.
an .
fl
" sud. robust by as
. store, beautiful and symmetrical out-
. lilies tortlleifls'ure.
r lies. Tow . » . ,
i‘ . .‘ .~ill‘.lll!l‘-m01li‘rm ‘0 ill! .. J ,M increase in wot i is seen train
0%“ disease. The best re ed the tint week’s use o'lhusuiose. but it
iii .130 ”c'elyfiwhlc 6 ha ; sspsrisuoa.-witb.noau?s Kidney Pills]
i millionth» . » . . ‘ '3 took pi do about three Years ago when
'1‘ «iron Bruits“ has impaled his: my or her recommended thsm‘to mo:
wor at the a . ey Ase tory, at; I had been suffering for a longtime
less to The»
n.~~“~ «iii. on... tile who
has too! not» raga! l3‘0!li
‘ 1 . mi-
gloom weakness
.g name» rsstores south to the whole
system so that the tissues assimilate
0me the food all or «those elements
”$71” lax:
it which mks sons nous. 'iirm muscle.
intro bloom-sud .suidoieut' ratio rs.
(
it does not restore you to your‘propOr
weight and give you full visor and:
vitality.. Draggist Baxter wgl return
your money. You certainly so short!
to try sebum on this, guarantee.
/
.,..,......n......._w, \nyewwmmmwmmwwr
woman's M ITIIIOUO color ..
NEW" YORK. April il.--The myst rv
ions suicide or s handsomely dressed
woman “at 1 hotel on Fourth avenue.
late last night. was under close inves-
tintiongby the police and the com-
ner's elites today. The woman's body
was found prostrate in her room. a
handkerchiet saturated with chloro-
iorm closely pressed over her upturn.
on face. She had at diner-eat times
given her name as "Mrs. V. ii. Young.
of Tuxedo," and “Mrs. V. H. Fisher."
and an umbrella in her room here the
name of “Mrs. V. P. Siernberg." No
friends or relatives have appeared to
claim the body and the police are in.
vestignting in the belief that she came
from out of/the city. -
Victor H. Stelnberg. of this city.
identified the body today as that oi his
wife. lie said she had not been well
of late. He recently took her out of
s auditorium. .
WV .
WOULD STOP. SOUTH AMERICAN
CONFLICT.
MADRID, April 6.--—The Spanish
Cabinet today despaiched to the cabi~
nets of Peru and Ecuador telegrams
enjoining these government to adopt a
conciliatory attitude towards each oth-
9 .
r.
The Spanish government considers
that it was he duty to tender this ad-
vice as King Alfonso is the arbitrator
oi the boundary dispute which gave
rise to the ill-feeling and subsequent
war talk among the people of both
republics."
TORPEDO BOAT IREAKS ALL REC-
ORDO.
PENSACOLA. Fla. April 6.~A
speed in excess oi lib miles an hour
for tour conseruliw hours was the
record made yesterday in the 0qu
by the torpedo boat Winner. of the
seventh torpedo iiotiila. The vessel
carried a board or naval odioers. malt-
isg a dual inspection and speed test
of the'iive new desire are which re.
cently reached here. 1‘ e speed is the
greatest ever attained by a naval ves‘
sel oi the United States.
TROY MTEODIOT CONFERENCE.
SARATOGA. N. Y.. April 6.-Thfi
seventh annual session or the Troy
Conference of the Methodist Episco-
val Church opened today. Bishop Rob-
sawldcintyrr. at St. Paul. Minn. prea.
s .
nullnnius
r
's was , n e in
lo . MM?" ” “
?‘?{:%oms°we ti
..... liar _ sidearm
the Norwslk . playmamid‘not over-
come the ‘latter's. lead of 10,400 points
but ivoek. The south somatic-rs
reducing the «lead to 4.015.
‘smes. which 'vlere played at Butler
headquarters... were as follows:
Our Mothers.
amend and Killings i ..... r... 110,105
Wordsaasdnel. Mutts; . . . . . . '. . 3.5 it
need-sud G. lllvsrts 8.8
’Ocmbtook and Roman 0.576
Street until) «a .......... 8.980
hoderlnnd no.9 "
Ambler.
ai- ...... ..... 7 too
notary
...... rises
w
TOM! . . _ ..:.......‘.‘..64.565
._ ’ J m lOl‘.
Roblliwii sndvaheiiler .......... 3.625
Wilcox and iison ‘. . ........ 10.040
Donaldson and Behuebbe .. ..... 7.875
Arnold .and Schmidt ............. 10.335
Merriam and Norton ........... 8.990
Casey and Hill ...... . ...... 5.650
Yost and Way ................ . 8.575
Pitzer and Batterson . . . . . . . "9.460
Total . .......... ...........70.050
There win a large tournout ct. Odd
Fellowstc see the gamesgand during
the erasing refreshments were served.
including police and sandwiches. Ci-
gars were also passed around. Next
week's games will be played in Nor-
walk.
iNBURANCE iNOUiRY POOTPO BO.
NEW YORK, April swamped” no-
em William H. Hotchkissyot this State
insurance Department. who was; too
busy with other_ department affairs
yesterday to continue with hisinsur-
ance investigation. was obliged to
postpone the inquiry again this morn-
nilv ‘
~—
We Orind Own
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITED MNK IUILDING
m 7'.
07 WAOHINOT’ON ITRIIT.
floors—8 to 11:80 a. an. and 18.15 to
s p. in. Monday and Saturday. 'I to
9 p. in.
MUSIC HALL
.OUTH NORWALK'I ONLY
Vaudeville Theatre
MONDAY. TUEOOAY. WIONISOAY
APRIL «I. 5. 0
TH: mass iNTlIlNATIONAL,
COMIOOUIO
Acrobatic Posts and Fun
VOUNO AND MARK! '
The Boys That Malta Their Fest Fly
THI MORiARTV IitTERB
\ Juvenile Wonders
Till HOIINOON TRIO
Coon Town quasi.
HETTY URMA
Mala impersonator
Ila Pastors Attraction
HATTIE OELARO
ln‘.“The Bargain Day"
MOTION PICTURES
That don't hurt the eyes
MATlNII8 ............... 5 and 100
IVININBG .............. 10 and 80°
“illi lilihllf “
'wml sssclst.’ ‘
Pink .ra to in. out. Wednesday
‘ Matisse Isl-veil on tits also. .
some: *le
it???“ 01‘3"
- biennium .wltoiissbsss” ’ slit,
l"? paramount in newly: tiring“: a.
. its, ” nae W [i g 9
windmills: -; ', .
ands; _ W“ ‘ ~ "1"
H“ p , or
“4:“ .3”
elitist“ . ,
., V. a. “13'
l lite _ to also
Wnfimmw
r . 'l , .
t
convention V
Mahackemo Hotel
1. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
OIIVIOI AND CUiOiNI UP TO DATI
RATIO '2 PIN DAY AND UPVIARD
suuosr planets. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
CityNatioualBank
sourii "chums. cuss.
’ runners A densest. OANKING
susmsss
Isl-plus and Profits
.1 17m
IststMOossausndupsryssr
sowm H. aarsswson. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. nu Vise-Pm.
rssnisrait H. Rowan. 2nd Vlos
Pres.
WILI'RIO IOOWlLL. cashier
OIRIOTOM
I. H. Mathewson Henry to our
John ii. Knapp Must .
Josiah I. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Capital
m
«scum Owens John a. U in
me u. '
ROW
Lodge and Butlbrlbdse. V I _.
The scores made at last night‘s ‘
.llosn stiiiotedcessss...to parts
.5“ ‘ . Ml
y .‘Ostarrh is a disease of
membrane. The mucous membrane i
one maroonfibs interior unis ‘
‘gninod 5.485 points last night. the‘ieb , body
the mucous membr
and contention may 1. 7, . .
ture fails tothrow oil the subliminal.-
ed poisons. “The organ wbi
proper functional nature inten
should. The. malt-a is. 00mm
upon complication. Which“?! )
a" l ‘3.
We honestly believe ‘
Tone will db”! , era]. and
coming catarrh. ‘ t is m‘ e
other even more serious
who made a long sip y at oatsrrli.‘iiiid
his great success‘wvrth this "remedy
as an enviable one. 5 “ ‘
from Cstarrh in any term to, give
Resell Much-Tone a thorn h trial.
Use it with regularity “and “parsisteney
for a reasonable‘time. than? if you are
not satieiled. come back and‘tell us.
and without question or formality we
will hand back to you every cent you
paid as: This is certs ly the tslrsst
otter that anyone coud maltei's'nd '
should attest our sincerity. or purpose.
it comes in two sizes. prices fib‘eents'
and $1.00. Remember you can obtain
Store. The Clifford Pharmacy, Quitt-
ner & Canty, Props.
CARNEGIE TAKING A REST. ,
NEW YORK. April 6.——The tripods
considerably perturbed today over his
physical condition. At his home :‘it
was. declared that he was merely!»
llgued, and that alter a thorough rest
he would be all right. but'the tact
that he required the assistance of two
men in alightlng from his car and that
his personal appearance indicated phy-
sical unrest or ailment has created-un-
easiness. '
RECENT Allan/ALB OF vssssts.
NEW YORK. April lip-Arrived:
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