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; Elli‘iififilé
‘fi-Bridge Pharmacy
-" Prompt and oflclentservloe at
all times.
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Personal attention given in all
prescription work. .
' Chairs for our trolley patron
Come in and wait for your car.
: BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
W . .. . ___
lilac Alice Thompson, .of New York.
spent Fourth of July with Mrs. Wil-
liam H. Platt, of 3 Boston street.
A monthly business session of the
Epworth League of the East Norwalk
Methodist Church will be held next
Monday evening.
oi-
Bartley Grifiin. son of Mr. and Mrs.
John 11‘. Gridln, of Gregory Boulevard.
is 'fidttlhy‘ tilo'ng nicely from his sever-
al days illness.
, Just at present life is very quiet in
the1 oyster industry. Matty followers
of this calling are now clamoring to
piece out the summer's work.
Frank J. Fialierty, who is an elec»
trical engineer, spent the Fourth of
July holiday, period at his home. 4
Charles street, East Norwalk.
-Dr. Hoyt's dental cities will be
closed from the 8th of July to the 26th.
Considerable grading is being done
by Finch Brothers in Bette Place, and
the material left over is lielng' used as
tiller about the Benedict Farms bridge.
An eleven pound daughter was born
Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Edward
A. Frost. of Bethei. Mrs. Frost was
formerly Miss Ada Tobey, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William ii. Tobey. of
East Norwaik.
M»...—
There is a double vacation today on
the Gregory Point this car. Both Cou-
ducwr John Haunigau and Motormau
Matty Ryan are away and in their pia-
cee are Charles L. Thorpe as conductor
and William Carruthers as motortnan.
Charles it. Petty, of Rowaytou. who
is a clerk in the City National Bank,
of South Norwalk, is spending a short
time with Mr. and Mrs. A. it“. ilatltu»
way. of Mrytie street, while his mother
is visiting relativas in New York state.
Henry B. Gorham, of John W. Beat-
.ty's store in East Washington street.
has been laid up since Saturday by lil-
neas at his home in South Wilton. Mr.
Gorbani, who was taken iii quite and-
denly, is bciived to be getting along
nicely.
Thomas J. Decline and family are
moving from 2i: Rowan street, East
Norwalk, to Orange. New Jersey. Mr.
ilooling has been employed there for
some time in the batting busincss. iic
formerly worked at the trade in
South Norwalk.
The baseball game between thc Mal"
flowers, of East Norwalh, and the-Ann
ericans, of South Norwulk. has been
called off. So far as ascertained this
morning the Muyilowers have not a
substitute game but it is expected one
will be arranged.
The subject of how long will it take
to get the shell pile entirely oil the
Washington street bridge was sugges
ted this morning. The court order calls
for their entire removal by August lot.
but some people rather doubt that the
job can be cOtupictcd right on the day.
Ernest Knapp, of East Norwullt. who
is on a furlough from his duties In the
United States navy. will return on Fri-
day of next week. Mr. Knapp has
been visiting several towns nearby
here as well as at his home here and
Is in hopes of being attached to a ship
that will make a tour of the world.
Among the many East Norwnlhors
on the steamer Glen today for the ox-
cursion to Glen island are Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Baker and son Claude.
Mrs. Baker fell and broke her right
am only Saturday. but she ill able to
about despite the injury. Last night.
owevei‘, she had a very uncomfortable
night with the injury.
There is ample evidence this morn-
ing that he excursion to (lieu island of
the flouth‘NorwalitMethodist and Bar»
list Churches is popular in East Nor-
walk. For an hour or so before the
steamer (lien was scheduled to leave
South Norwalk, there was a steady
stream or East Norwal people across
the Washington street ridge to the
boat.
Wu.-
The sporting element is trying to
settle down from the efiecis or the Jet-
friail-Johnson night, won so easily by
the latter. While most of Jeff’s nup-
porters are willin to concede they
were mistaken in t sir estimate of the
white man. quite a few "wise" ones
are telling how their judgment was
sustained by the result.
The oil cannot come too soon for the
people who live on the most traveled
streets. it is several days since the
board of estimate granted lililii for
oiling the toast Norwallt streets and it
Is hoped that Josehp Cornell. who has
been given the contract, will be able
to start the Job without an instunt's
delay. it is thought the work can be
started by the first or next week our
way.
People along the Washington street
brldse are treated daily to shore re-
sort scenic railway and Rookyoroad-to:
Dublin «intuitions by the outside
bile! that pan over the structure. An
amount who has been over the
bridle once does not tells a mood
lnttufle
oneforc.
under no obligation to buy.
chance of the result. of going at a gait
much faster than a walk. Those who
frequeniy traverse the structure make
for the trolley tracks where the going
is better.
Norwalk Fire district committee that
the new motor and generator have
been shipped from the factory where
they were made. it is now stated that
the machinery will be set up some time
during the later part of the mouth, for
experience has taught that a consider-
able length or time is required for
transportation. ‘80 for as given out, no
new extensions or the electrical serv-
ice have been asked for lately.
uphill
Mills loia Stevens is suffering from
a very severe cold.
A meeting of the Village improve-
ment Society was held last night.
A special meeting of tho itclinnce
Social Club will be held on Saturday
afternoon to plan for a picnic to be
held this month.
Charles R. Potty. who recently re-
turned from a trip to the (,Zutskiii
Mountains, is spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hathaway. In East
Norwalk. Mrs. Petty will return home
in a few days.
lliilliil lilfl iliillillilli.
Christopher Olmstcnd. of Norwalk. is
a guest of his cousin. Fred N. Smith.
of Dorian.
Lester Hindley is home from his
business duties in New York for a
two weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward lliiuilcy. of Do.
rien. have taken up tiwir rvsldcncc for
the summer at their cottage at Scotch
Cove.
Ralph Conn, of i.)aricn. and [cater
iiindley. of Dorian and New York.
have eutu iiished a camp on one of the
islands in Scotch Cove.
The Darien baseball team is sched.
uled to play the Gas Brass team. of
Ansonia. Saturday afternoon, at the
Noxon lot. in Main street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, the
bride and groom, have returned from
their wedding trip and have liiitt'il up
their residence in ilarieu.
Miss Marjorie Smith, daughter of
Constable and Mrs. Hanlord Smith. of
Dorian, who has been quite ill of mal-
arial fever, is now recovering nicely.
it is expected that there will be a
recital on the new pipe organ of the
Barton Methodist Church, when the
new instrument is set up. The date
cannot be given yet but the organ is
now being set up.
George Milispaugh. the llarlcu lad.
who had one of his hands terribly in-
lured Fourth of Jilly. is getting along
Tucker House
DARIEN
is prepared to deliver in the town
limits
. ’s Ithaiugold Beer
i.25 per Care. Not
Piel Bros! Pilsncr Beer
$2.25 per Case
Ion Vii dents allowed for ‘emptln
A full line of Win» and Liquor oy
the bottle or nation
5-3:; *‘
MAN! YOUR OWN iC! CREAM
LII. EXPINSIVI
TAOTIB OITTER
i. BITTER
White Mountain
Freezers , -'
”Air...
Schlichtiug Bros. &Co.
corner unlined Ave. and Main at.
Dorian ,
Select. Groceries. Hey. Grail. flour
\
sum Myers, Points. also. etc.
can
on “ it... at. am *' “a
Matter tizhvers thick. hot sud:n
clincher: with??? "W ins '
98
a. hot wftzr—twm
‘l‘biuit cribs douse of we I thlsi
the work in the kitcbmi
of steps every day-to always have “duckling.
. to
Just cation, the lumber whose name up I blow and all to m the
Suds~ alter. He will let you to a one limits to tr .
(IMP-then i! you think you can spare it. return it. for the t on
This is your chance to learn about the [mien
convenience. money and time saver you can install in your kitchen. Call today.
BROWN 8. 00., lo South Main Street, South
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Word has been received by the East,
.- m ‘ stat
“It not in any way
, and can be easily
. two faucets»-
iliicir, but ends.
i .
a... dildi’hdii'lfli‘ll‘hh’h‘:
strap s sin on
Suds
fiflwwi'll. it?
Doubly inbred in scientific
too
' may u~lt hi always
ere-19 nforan instant.
than not rinse and wipe.
It lite on instant. auto-
ms I end to waste, to un-
Iig rascal
o f
bu it too
places
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Not-walk, Conn.
nicely. The wounds are believed to be
doing nicely, there being no indication
of serious results thus far. '
The Darien baseball club will play
this Saturday. July 9th. the strong
Bridgeport Brass Company’s team at
Darien. at 3:30 o'clock. The visitors
are one of the strongest amateur
teams in Bridgeport. A good atten-
dance is looked for.
not
The All-Norwallts will play against
the Westports Sunday afternoon.
Rev. James Coley, who has been
visiting in town, has returned home.
. lira. Charles and John Adams. of
New York. are at their father’s home
for the summer.
Mrs. Albert Muller and children
have returned home froru a visit with
relatives in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Josiah Moreen is entertaining
friends from New York at her hand-
some home, Daybreak.
Samuel A. Purdy has been appoint~
oil administrator on the estate of the
lutc Margaret D. Purdy.
threats from New York are being
entertained at the Misses Thomaes'
residence. on Compo street.
The Westport baseball nine will go
to New Canaan. Saturday. to play
against the New Canaan team.
Owing to the rush orders (‘hurh-s
ii. Kcmper’s factory has been forced
to run nights the past two weeks.
H. Daniel Webster has left for
Smith Dakota. where he has the con-
tract to model a costly monument.
The men in the employ of Judge
Foster are busily at work this Wonk
harvesting the large crop of buy on
ilocitnnum farm.
Mr. and Mn. lienry Stoddard will
give a receptidh this afternoon and
evening to their friends at their homc
on North avenue.
The new concrete bridge across
"Dead Man‘s brook in nearly coma
plated and is a great improvement to
the surroundings.
Milli ill Iii Silillilill
Norton loco was the most of it.
Scinnlst, at )ill home in Belle island.
over the Fourth of July.
Mrs. Abbie Kinsee is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Ferris, at the
Outlook cottage. Belle island.
James lnnou spent the Fourth at
the Hillside cottage, Belle island. the
home of Mr. on Mrs. B. 0. Fauihaber.
tonight. Dancingll to
Band. Ladies. lilo;
Ii : ll’i.
gents. the.
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Mrs. A. F. Rogers and daughters. of
New York, nrer the guests of Mrs.
John P. Lee. at the Bronte cottage.
Belle island.
Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Barnum, of Roch-
ester. were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. s. Sturtevaat, Belle island.
over Sunday.
iii. D. Fine. or Newark. returned to
him home after spending a week at
the cottage of Mrs. Jane M. Ferris,
the Outlook, Belle island.
Mr. and Mn. 0. O. Cousins. of
New Yorkbuwore the streets at Dr.
Walter J. _ ohmoyer and wife, at the
Alia Sits coitus. ileile island.
William Hall, of Brooklyn. has to
turhed‘ to his home sitar a week's vis-
it at Cobble cottage, the mile island
home or live. John H. Ferris.
The board of directors or the Belle
island liltnrovemcnt Association. in-
corporated, will be held arrow eve-
ning at the cottage of reident tilde
wards. ‘ a
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Misti Lydia it. decor. of Norwsilt.
and Miss Norms Annual, of New York.
were the outs of Mr, and In. ’1‘.
Marshall ndrdws at the Minute
statute. Belle island, over the Fourth.
“ " ’ 1
Mrs. Edward onions-tor. of Greene-
burt. Pit. who has been visiting her
aloe, an. .1 'n n. . 1
Hill/avenue. ‘
4
notions amt
i7“- 1 .
“Dar .
Nylhed.
William Demurest; who is spending
the summerat the Cedar cottage. on
aloud the funeral of his mother in
ochester.
The steamer John SyIVester, with
a large barge, is scheduled to make an
excursion to lloton Point, Saturday.
bringing up a large Sunday school
from New York. On Monday the
steamer Rosedaie will bring the both.
eran Sunday school, train Hoboken.
Frederick W. Chichester and Edward
G. Chioheliter, of Greenshurg, Pa, for-
meriy of Dsnbruy, srrired at the Do-
Kiyn summer home. near Roton Point.
Tuesday. at the conclusion of a 620
gills automobile run from Greens-
urg. , ~
POLITICAL PAPER! DYING OUT.
SARATOGA. N. Y.. July 'l.—-'l‘be
eventual extinction ol the “old party
day by W. ll. Greenehow, of Howell.
president of the New York State
Press Association. in his address be-
fore the organization which opened its
annual convention here today. “News-
paper plants are getting to be too cost-
ly and expensive," he said, "to leopar-
dize them by entering to any boss.
The public is getting too critical. Pav
triotism is takln the place of parti-
sanship. Probab y in no case is the
change of editorial spirit more pro‘
nounced or noticeable in the attitude
of the best element of the press on
either side in the treatment afforded
Governor Hughes in his contest with
machine methods or the non-partisan
comments upon recent and present
federal scandals."
~__._._..a.
EXTENDING AleICAN INDUS-
T iES.
Pi'i‘TSBURG, Pm. July 'I.~James
E. Dunning. consul to llnvre, France.
is in this city. conferring with manu-
facturers and business men as to meth-
ods of extending their trade in for
sign commercial fields now neglected
by Americans. Mr. Dunning’s visit is
the first step in a recently devised plan
of Secretary Knox to increase Ameri-
can commerce. The secretary's plan as
explained here contemplates bringing
to this country from time to time the
best men in the consular service to
visit large cities and by personal con-
ference with business man show them
opportunities which exist in different
parts of the world. Mr. Dunning will
be in Pittsburg several days and then
:vlll go to other manufacturing con-
ore.
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AEROPLANI'FLIGHTS.
ATLANl‘ii! (fi'i‘Y. N. 1,. July 7.»—
WIth favorable weather conditions.
lilenn ll. (‘urlius and Charles K. llam-
ilton. who have been giving exhibition
aeroplane flights on tin? beach here
this week. hope to be able to so after
the altitude record today. (‘llrlit-ia.
who made a long night out over the
occult late yesterday ailt‘l‘iitmll. says
he prefers sailing over the water. as
he meets with fewer huininu air cur-
i‘t-llts than on land. ‘aud it would not
surprise the people. "he made an ex-
tended trip out orcr the spa.
A ausv OFFICE
Selling REAL ESTATE
Writing INSURANCE
of All KINDS
Negotiation}a Mortgages
Collecting onto
Securing Patents
The Lawrence Agency
1! IOUTH IAIN STREET.
IOUTH NORWALK.
fl.
THE NEW scrapes
Definition at Chiropractic
Chiropractic“ the science of the
cause of the disease and the art at ad-
lustiug the same. Discuss are sound
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
book. Even If done in childhood it
creates pinched no no and pain in
.teg life in the di erent organs and
to s.
Chiropractors union the can» of
this discus and pain. and health is
restored rough harmonizing the six
none system. in {our body.
Norton-negl- _ it cumstisni, Paraly-
sis. Heart. Alley and female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Epics. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic I
choose to heiii you.
To was. DI Cl
94 WMHINQTON 0?. so. NORWALK
malt-tie Trlltmote liven Also.
., ”Mimi
ii’afil‘“..i.‘°.t‘i‘.h‘hl$’iii
than mm In;
accent?
on: a; _
n33... 3% PM will cause
you to cider icing: ones.
'I‘Ilo Reed [VON W Co.
‘9 SOUTH MAIN IT.
courii ltoll’watlt.
“it i“ ’
A Storek
Belle island. has returned to his suin~ =
bier home. having been called away to
organization" paper was predicted to »
comb? the no. they would all have
one.
of my code. and they were urea»
lobed. They thought that there was
crush and smoke from an oil stove. and
limit heated aroom Justiilto any other
stove. i told limo oi“ my experience
and one after another they for one, an
new. not one of them won it give here
up for live times its cost.’ "
The lady who sold this had thou in
an oil stove was all right for (lull y
heating milk for a baby. or be it s
guiskly in the morning, but she never
nomad of “Illa It for difficult or
0
heavy cooking. who knows.
, no you really oeiats what a New
Perfection Oil Coot eve means to you? No
more salute «an, no ‘tnore coming of the
list-mitt a most on “on “Mime y'
the butters sol e blue unasho'or‘
u t the bottom bottle or oven.
tits :oom isn't hostoxok'here is no smoke. no
out to bee nodr the
was“: o’iu “um“ Iwwu‘lilm.
and a olive. Made th 1. 2 and
can be ad with or without Cabinet. 1
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SHOT TWO WOMEN.
m
One Will Die in New Bedford From
Rejected Suitor’s Act.
NEW iihllll‘illli), Mass, .luly 7.”
lingered because Mrs. Arsena Lopes
would not allow him to marry her
daughter, Natildn. Mantle] hiontelro
allot both women in the head today
while they were on their way to their
work In a mill. Mrs. Lopes will die.
but the daughter will survive. Mon-
ieit‘o lied, but was captured in Taun
ton.
All concerned are Portuguese.
A. J. Angevine
& Son Co.
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COMPLETE
House-
furnishers
l34-l36 Washington Street
South Norwalk
minute. 40”
IS IN TOWN
Classy in Appearance. with the Latest
Style Mental-tr Touring Dotty.
Extreme power on hills with a speed
of i to 60 miles an hour on high gear
makes this the ideal car.
Remember the speedy little "liup-
mobile 20" runabout. also the reliable
Maxwell. "Everite 30," Ryder-Lewis
and Columbii.
'Phcne Hit. CLOVER. 241-5, or our
new garage, 7334.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
Paterson“30”
Light. Strong
Swift and Silent
A line hill climber. Mechanically
parietal and constructed from the boat
materiel throughout. with all the do-
talls of spoolutmdnt carefully attended
to. The car that will take you any—
where and bring you back. The tip-
kosp cost is much less than upon any
other our of equal power.
acid complete, with magneto. toil
lamp equipment. separator. do. to.
rivcpoucnur Touring can.” 1.400
Four‘pmcnger Touring Can... MOO
Nut-passenger 'i'ourabout. . . . . .01.“
“We can deliver the loode"-Yon
can set your car tomorrow. Don't be
put of! with a "promise”,
MIT CLAN Ail'l‘od FOR HIM.
Iy boy or Hour.
OSCAR II. BANKS
AGINT.
00
"Aibdydmdintomyltore'lmlyspdpaid: , . .
“ ‘I have been using a New Perfection OllOook-Stoveaiiwinter
In my apartment. 1 want onenow formyeummerhome. tibial:
those all ttovos are wonderful. It only women W whats
a about my store to a lot .
battle of water, or to make co co:
or Says:
”V"
V «or 5.; Murray: wow-mm: now-mm.
mm It m‘
this stove—on
u c- ‘ late
cw PM."
1W.
“-stotro .
it has a Cabinet Top with a shelf for keeping piston and food hot. The
nickel nish. with the in in blue of the chimneys, makes the stove ornamental
3 burners; the 8 and Sbburner stoves
Ivory m everywhere: it not at years. write in Descriptive circular
the nearest m of the
Station] Oil Company
onscmuo up coolil’rnfb'auks.
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National Bank Examiners Make Ree
omendwone.
CiliCAGO, July 7.—-—The National
batik examiners of the Sixth District
closed atwo-days' semi-annual meet-
lug yesterday after making some dras-
ticn recommendations to the controi~
lcr of the currency relative to the
methods of checking up country banks.
in a resolution adopted by the exam-
iners. the controller is advised to make
strict investigations of the country
banks and adopt new regulations for
controlling their reports.
Some country bunks, it was main-
tained by the experts attending the
meeting. have been guilty of emblem!
of the national banking laws, by bor-
rowing money from city banks that
the exact state and extent of their
liabilities in their published state
nu-nis may not lie shown to the public.
The controller is advised to require
all country banks to make under oath
full and siicciflc statements of their
liabilities and assets.
~—Dyspepsin is America‘s curse. Bur-
dock Blood Bitters conquers dyspepsia
every time. it drives out the impuri-
ties, tones the atouicah, restores per-
fect digestion. normal weight and
good health.
WALL
PA P E
New Goods now. in
stock. Prices are no
higher than last year.
E. 'E. Gerham
Decorator
iii Finil Street. no Norwslir
Telephone 452
WHEN A
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HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will be in postpartum. so it you
want to be ready for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today.
‘ $14.75,...
ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
Harmonic
«onwaut. ; ,‘y r“ calla.
Power Co.
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noun ron
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WIII lie lulu q Few’fls s.
NEW YO , July 7.—~‘l‘hp iold, fun
portation movement'ot illicit: ail-i its
inception today. withitlie‘smnment
of $1,760,000‘in gold bars in London
United States. . ,
imports of the yellow mo _
forecaster] b the demando = tie“ on
New York nstitutions ‘bll. William
banks for funds toLilnano‘ai ‘
chases in the west. local ban- -
recently sold large amounts or a. "
can securities abroad and are». .
availing themselves on those -~
to strengthen their own position: iii.
importing gold. , H .‘“~
wNDON, July Inhaler-lean and
continental inquiries for gold have an
factually barred all prospect of an Jilli-
mediate reductlon in
The directors of the Bank of
all
three per cent. rate, althounh
on that basis at the present to -
exchange represents a loss. The. title .
for Germany reported this mornlnxi .
generally accepted as correct'and . ,0
placing or bonds here should ens‘o
New York to take considerable gold:
There will soon be in the neighborhood
of $3,750,000 available in the open mar»
hot and at least a portion is expected:
to be purchased for New York.
We Like to
Figure , ‘
on Large or Small
Plumbing Contracts
also on Repair Won't,
Our estimates are drawn on the hull
of the best materials, and our work
men are skilled, careful men." .
Horace R. Nash
g»:
rent-nous tot
North Main and Walt Streets,“
South Norwak ;‘ ‘
. t
BABY onsets Fort unsastr
Are your eyes uneasy? Are til!!!
beginning”; to rebel? Make them cone:
tenable. Put them at their case.
ll EAR PROPER EYE GLASSES. u;
We grind our own lenses. rm
Fenwick Optical Co. ,
UNITED BANK IUILDING P
. Rooms 7-.
97 WASHINGTON ITRIITr ‘
Hours-~8 to 11:30 a. m.. and 13:45 to
(I p. m. blonds and ti'
ppm, y find": 1 to
Daily Line to N. Y.
For Freight Only
On and may m I
not. mum muou' you In“;
Pier 38. East River New Inl- . M
at Dover street). every day. .i. ‘ ‘ 0
Blind”). it 3 D. m. Freight MY“
atNonelkuptodonmm
Norwoib up to 3:80 p. at. 3‘.“
Norwalk Steamboat (Jo.
Aniline 4- Ulrich. o. e. um
Luau. W m
“1"-.«m
High Credeilailllcatihg“
LA ,
MOWERS
Garden Hose
Hand Cultivatots
Brandt Sprayers
Wire Netting” " ‘
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English Bankers Expect gummy“?
“I. bani: midi. ~.
this morning decided to mainland“? .1...
easement of $2,000,000 0: Cape gel
a
. 3 “his
new YORK. A.“
by hazard Frores for import to the. fl
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