Action at racism is willow-law to VOW htIIl ’2. nit.” so in Mr. l... .tloopor. North Maven. Conn. "thgt i Ive been . . tr ingevarrihltll (to sure summer years. and now DOIllllll has done . mill" lfinial Mounties new all M , wash it. remedy is available like poalapi, which in all skin troubling. “calm itching and accomplishes curse on rsoiilly and readily, there is really roach why such attentions should be It owed to go unchecked. particu- uariy II no one is aIked to partition also: without drst obtaining and try- } one of the free trial packages. This wil be sent by mail to any one who will write to the Emergency labor» torleo, 82 West 26th street. New York city. . While primarily intended for the treatment of ocIemI. none. letter, bar- ber'I and all other forms of itch. ates poll"; promptly cures all the lesser skin a actions, such as pimples, blotch' ea rover blisters, red noses. inflamed skin rash, harpeI sunburn. clears the complexion and keeps the skin in healthy condition. A special oboent package oi pos- iam lI prstred for minor uses and this II we l as the regular two-dollar tar. lI for sale by all drugglsts.par- tlcularly; The Clifford Pharmacy and cesium." 'ie'“ use" i: t to: r'oer'w norm: m PHARMACY .i. "instill assess». r 1 .3: Miss Alice Dari-ow has returned home to Blast Norwaik from I vi on Long island. Mis Mildred laveioy. daughter at Mr and Mrs Frederick loveioy. oi. East Norwoili is visiting her grandmo ther Mrs. Frank Allen in Stepney.i Frank G. Hathaway, who has been enjoying a three weeks‘ vacation at his home in East Norwaik. has return- ed to Boston to resume his duties II traveling salesman for a big hardware house. numw .Kalley, Jr. Ralph Gregory. of Seaview avenue. '52:: . M .... is planning an extensive automobile to grow. Some of the campers have trip for his annual vacation. Mr. Greg- ory will leave next week and weather permitting he will go to Boston and vi. trinity. The house in Osborn avenue iorm erly owned by the late Mrs Rawson and now the property of Mrs. Gilbert ill. Bogart, is undergoing extensive changes in the way of renovation and repairs. interest has been taken in the pro- . tile maps which have been on exhibi- tion during the post iew Weeks in var rious store windows showing the Sea- viewavenue meadow laid out as a pub. iic park. Robert Thompson had the rotator- tune to have the bone in on of his hands broken this morning by a heavy piece of iron pipe inllingu upon it. it will be sometime beiore he will be able to use it again. George ll. Ferris resumed his duties at Charles E. Dow' a hardware store in Washington street, South Norwallt. yesterday, after a week's vacation. part of which he spent with his son. Arthur D. Ferris, on Long island. George R. Van Alstyne, proprietor of the Crescent Laundry. expects to leave tomorrow on a trip to l’rovincetown, Mass. and vicinity. with the intention oi remaining about a week. He will accompany Mr. Charles Klein on the " 0 Kay." Mrs. Fred Ericsson and daughter. Fraiit'eu, and son Alfred. and Mrs. Berg, of Brooklyn. New York are guests of Mrs. Charles boxes. of Sea view avenue. The whole party and I iew other people have arranged to have a picnic today at Cali Pasture. wPure, clean lead and grain at right prices. Manuel 'l‘oro Match. 0.. 0. Keystone. who entered the bus- iness of making ice cream containers. Water coolers,etr some time ago. re- completed and yesterday llr. Mel 1’0”" 3 continued ”WW“ M“ W” ' bonnie started for home with the ma- sloiie has recently secured an order of chine. but got "my a” f” as "H, East considerable proportions “0‘“ W. F Norwaik Cemetery, win-n the whole lleKlyri, 0‘ Norwaik. ‘0" “New“ “3"" front of the car dropped again. it was m the “3" cream trade (child that the "goose iii-ck.“ which The early morning showers Were it had been broken in the original wreck surprise to a large number oi people and welded. had again git-on way. m The thunder disturbed the sluinbors or Melbourne had taken it to Arisoula tor a large number, it appeared today from the welding and felt sure it would be the comments on the storm. The calm)~ II good as new uiter welding. l-‘inch on at the shore had the moat worry. brothers towed the automobile back but not many oi them were seriously again to the lie ertson shop, where disturbed by the rain. further repairs 1" be made. Miss Mildred Baxter, oi Schenectady New York. is spending her vacation at the home oi the Dickson iamlly. which consists of James, Mary and Mr. Special Meeting East Norwalk School District nearly all the conveniences of homo.” complete are their outilts. The beach is handy to the fishing grounds and the spot is one- at the best in this vicinity tor bathing. When Captain Howr-li was taking his little Bronx girl Bernatte Maude. on I visit to see the Dickson s on Cove avenue, they were agreeably surprised to find Misti Mildred Baxter. oi Bohen homily. N. Y. and Mrs. Marshall Baa- ter Ind her cute little daughter loll. of Rewayton. making a merry house- iuli of Jolly people. bola, who is al- ready a little mother, took charge of the baby carriage. baby and all, with the captain looking on, oi‘ course, and pushed it to her heart's content. Mr. Howell. pleased with the little miss. asked her how her papa was. To this she promptly replied “My i’apa is as big In an elephant." While some oi our sons and daugh- ters oi toil were on their way to work this 1110an they had for companya little white aired lady and n tine or» on face strong looking young man. who it turns out wore Mrs. David Bosnrth and her son George. on their way to the depot in South Norwullr, and from thence to go on to Chatsworth. New Jersey. which is u tourney of nine and a half hours' duration. and upon every lcaslon or Mrs. Oakley Smith‘s moth er's visif this same dutiful George comes on with his widowed mother and the second time. comes on to bring her back. It is a pleasure to see such I couple in such a harmonious way. Hard luck seems to be purIning Dr. J, w. Melbourne. willie automobile was recently wrecked on the Weahinitv ton street bridge. The our in the meantime. since the slrraslr, which was due to the machine bounding over the uneven planking, has been ill the lion ertson machine shop unii garage in Beaview avenue. Repairs were ilnaily and Mrs. David Dickson, and inciden- tally to see her old friend Bettie. who makes fun tor the whole house. Miss Baxter ls‘looklng line. and Will prob. itny stay about two weeks. A number 0! East Norwaik people took advantage of the trip over to South Norwalk yesterday of the steam. or Huntington, to visit long island tor ii few hours. Many Long islanders come over to the Connecticut shore for a day's outing and some or them also do shopping in Shoppingin South Norwullr. Many times too, there lII party of pretty girls on these trips and they appear to have I good time on their visits. Will Btuil is handling the reins over a new horse his father having dispos- oil of the one which gave him such an rnmgrciiul kick. and camef near .311” ng in on t at Journey rum w o I tin Ill deem advisable. there are no return tickets, causing. ”fiat?“ 33AM“ 1.1.10 School Dilirlli Ire hereby y. August 8. 1910 It 8 o'clor-ii p in ”To the following purposes, to wit: N000! him andoporatioti: many wehokalldldé "is no" In an out y 0 cas Imo- enough to buy a span oi horses. What gnmgNfimz.::°YT the young amateur violinist most re- gretted was his inability to have MI‘ daily practice oi two hours on his to- voritI instrument. Thomas Village. the celebrated vio- lln matter. was stricken down tasti week, with thI intense heat, and had to take i320“. had?t on Tghmfiayl. wbiero HI!- tlI has n no I tiotmo ever slam. «in. goblins partakes oi WNW m” ”3.1:" seriously it severe billionallold Ind vertigo. but he; has the iii“ mgoaxdvice and t‘hgdovo Pm“! GM of Brooklyn er wato ulI he also; I r . little wife es mi: lived. it is s new mdlha Avail-i It Khalil-ma. thing ior Uncle ’l‘om..hut when a min is past three Icon and ten it is be- yond human power to keep the uses up. althoughu Mfg to that time he was as vigorous a . Iriul II the Ivor- Igs man it at live. The general lie hardly restless what I summerwsritlonont there is at Mill! William A Chairman, or Logs lag. girdle Scott. or Brooklyn. Tm “Mus Jo Cali Pasture. testsrdsy morning I in. 1°“ 1“- lem it” muffled 1 senses showed that there were it to is? liable in Crockett street. alter “1': “w." 'Won “hum an“ tents attire Sunday there worst 5" WI“ '1'“ n NW York ally cell. its and all of Who were titers yesten “W l day morning Inc in addition 4 more arrived nympho Itili more parties are pisnn rig to spend a vacation ports Now glui'i‘ Ilephone Company ye on at. the shore and trill not be ear» tel-ii lb! hlvlns (alloyed a "if outing lihthii total run q: burrs: lair “at“ . ' ‘ ist- IrI‘ IvnsII moon ll .gga’its panic at thallan reports at these experiences are will be heldtIaI lyidstruraeatsi la musing the .7"....«‘ lji . 's'. pp," The legal voters oi the East Norwalk omitted and warned that a‘ special meeting at said district will he held at the Pitch hool Home in said District on Mon ‘i‘oapproprlate a further sum 9i mtho nesting and sanitary work It the Marvin School House. and tosuuiorlII the District Committee to borrow such sum or sums oi money WVNMMR trlchooi District mm- It. Alida llrI. Miles Lynch and [TB V. II Md Mrs. John H. Castes, of ’M "Itmt. have been entertain- Miss Mabel Ambler left this place [yesterd y morning for I two weeks’ in the mountains of Glen herlne Klineielier resumed Th0 Dilation at Stamford defeated Hill 3‘ “mafia the cities at the southern in! Retainer. ire-tern» arts’raocn at. in Dar-ismwn an located in ltanns oldie 7.; vacation trip to his old items "A :d‘hetrtpwuoiadsiiytrol- it is proposed to sail Mild “Mist ladle Hamilton has manned t Y ‘ duties with their” instinct coin- ; Mi as In . eyil" I men I rest it her hours on ”pinto u Avenue 'i'ltIPlillIihoI clans it! tho Metho- on church It a meeting held sundsy decided to i am until the first Weil- . . nIIdI Glenn in nestsmber. at which tithi‘i‘t or will organise tor the winter's o Bri Insert ill some. a? , and ran at the shot nah. which are ins disposed at It twenty cents I pound. Miss lrene leytich. Miss May Falter; llr. and Mrs. ohn Falter, Bin, all. of the West 8i d Miss Marjorie Mills. of Highland nae, leave town Thur tor North sill Mesa. where they wli stay until August I. . A very special meeting of the liance Social Club will be held Id- neIdIy afternoon It 3 o'clock It to « rituals ItiIchsdtolol one clumlwt ‘l‘hltiii « Irvin . i in Long island Sound. yesterday. by C tain Frank ll. Stevens. and was hit lId on board th steamer Mabel L. Stevens. and brought to Rowayton. where it was viewed by several hunr drId people. The porpolII weighed about four hundred pounds. rt Jones. at Fall River. Mass” is m kings IsIverai weeks wait at the home oi Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor. to hammer. Altar his visit hero is finished. Mr. Jones. accompanied by Ernest Taylor. will take I trip to Maine where the two of them will spend I couple at weeks hunting and iishlng, and enjoying themselves other- wise. BROWN ii 00., ill Swill Iain town meeting to hear the report at the committee appointed several months ago to consider the matter at I water supply (or the town. A man who has looked over the roads of other towns says that he duds the Dorian made to be better than thou oi most any other town any. where about this vicinity. A delegation of local baseball enthu- siasts headed by Constable Haniord Smith. went to Westport Sunday and witnessed the gems between the West- ports and All mamtords, won by the latter by the close score oi l to 0. The Darien tire department was called to 'l‘olieneke yesterday alter- noon to light a blue in the woods. Ai- thougb no houses became ignited, trou- ble was feared. and I alarm sent in. The members at Bag! ooh and bad- der and Engine Company beat out the blue in short order. Francis E. Delilah, whose wherea- bouts his brother is trying to learn. was born in Wilton. liltlil. lie grew up in Dorian. lie is about live tent eight inches blah. has dark brown hair (somewhat bald and beard. and very poor Iypslghiwthough he used not to wear glasses. lie was bred to no but» than or proiesslon, and has from boy- hood been devoted to hunting and ash- ing. pursuits which led him to the North Woods. where he lived tor two or three years about ten years one. at North River, and later to yion, i. i.. and to Tampa Florida. I was II- so often in New York, staying com. monly at the old Putnam House. No member of his iamily has soon him since It: your age. but he was seen by a Stamford acquaintance. three years 0 Aug. 2. 1910. Dear Josh: This lI thI first chInIt ive, bed to naner yure letter. Sara Ann was took with I had unit and sick a time as i bed! She's Kaolin more pert today. so i lest couldn‘t wait entry ion to write or N I bust. ed. Now. Josh. dew hobo Yaw won‘t be ii iralpsln' down to Breton Point every day. until i git home to look Irter yew. Yew know. Josh. yew ai- lus did think ev’ry likely lookin‘ to- male woman whicht looked yure way was a tryin to scrape I acquaintance with yew. and according to Niece lili- vlry' I tell there is great detail down at Croton. So now Josh yow‘d better keep away till i git back. Is yew might tilt In trubie lest like this here Rursy- dumb fellow did. l lift! a letter from Niece Elviry Sniioday. She and as how she went down there one day lair week. line had intended to go to the l‘lrktll but couldn‘t git oil in time. she says she seen all the Girkue she wanted right down there. They won Krissy-lambs and several other kinds of animals there. They want kaged either. The) was I Sunday Shula pic- nick irom Huckleberry Hill and one from Marlon. They wua IIIo I II- curahrin irum Noe York which wasn‘t I Sunday Bkuie. Mis’ Smerkin's Lisa. . ago last April in New York lie is at which wont say low (2) words IiI . I Ihy and ioti disposition. very (.hlli‘Cli Soahui. set up on the tricks sensitive. but to oi talk! when with about seven (Tl or these male critters Iii a‘taiklu’ and lamn with her and a aciiil' like all poasosi l‘Zl viry so: she hoerd one an. "Whoa ltuuy lamb is no? itiviry wrote they em: I peri lookin gal dririliln' IOd)‘ on the sloop oi the tavern when one o iiieiie mule pests sea. In no. "Kin 1 pa) for your drink?“ titre says. "'lm married and i grieas my huIbIn kin pay my bills. Yew git!“ He got hits“ times was there with ls‘rnm) and Ibo got kinda serum and went over and set by I elderly liloltin initials which looked as if pickles lied been her riilei diet for about no yours or an. Mia' Green III. "Ii row don‘t mind in set have with yew. l‘d hate worse‘n piano to her one 0' them pesky oritiurs speak to ma." "WII." IIyI MlII Vinegar Visag. Iwiul solemn- choly llkI. "i ain't ever tried Inny strange man any I word to me in my hrili lite“ MII' Green In Ihe moat died lailih' to hem". II the woman had I awful sour aaprsIIhun and warts on her nose besides. Mis‘ tlreon IeI when this female started to go home she med her umbreli high in the air tilts she was I gettin' ready to give someone I swat. i upon she was stated she'd git kindnapped i want tow 'pologise Josh for members in‘ ituIIyIIIn's name so monny times. Elviry so: ev r'y body is so sick so tired o’ hIIrin it. than thinkln' o' takin' up I preacription Io’I mobbe they kin settle it fore long. 8am ilIIde an be slut sold I pound o lamb in most too it) was“. ties he guesses iolks iI - shamed to act tor lamb int tht till Bothsrton tries to git I order trail yew iar one 0' them new tangled toys. don't yaw dIIt give it to him. lilvlry III Ills Coriolis lest ordered one. 'ForI l iorgit it. Josh. i want tow toll yaw. ii yaw heir commute to pass Rich» inoud'a yeti want to hurry I big eug- gie. 'l‘hIt thar varmint 0' his hI' I bit IIvrul iloilrs They say It yaw wus ever in use easy one athletes with the hydrophoby we'd never isrllt it. if yew lived till yew died. (loom (lessor III he dont blame the dog for solid romance and I tryin to bite sum of the folks that noon by that! way. Yaw be kIIriul. Josh; yew ain't never drIwad Indy beauty priIII. yaw know. Now dont you diorama-bar :1 'bout t‘roton. i'Ii commie hum yin» as soon as Sara Ann like IO'AI alto set up i BE-Don’t imlt to send tltID Ive- niu' pecan Ilviry III they ain't I day goes by but what sure one has a die with their naybor or sumpthla' excltin’ happens. Keep the parlor shades limited. 1 dun“I t want that kar- lflt Ill W ionoth with irionds. and I very well-interment man He used in be load of the the« sire and of visiting museums and iii- nioire public buildings. Since the death of his mother, two years ago. and citrus i'lIliy since his rather‘s death that sum- incr. hiI brothIr has made repeated efforts to tind him. its is part heir to two estates new in prime-us oi settle- merit. He owns some property in Stamford. though he has drawn no in come item it let live yours. Fifty doi- isrii reward will be paid to the first party brinalng Edgar 1‘. Holden. oi Pittsdold. Mun. into communication I‘lih his brother. Francis E. Belden. formerly of Stamiord. lie was last heard oi in New York. in April 1007. is bu lived at dliierctit times at Mill River. N. Y.. It Babylon. L L. and at Tampa, Florida. We Have Everything for the irult canning season. MI- Ion. Telephone. Double Safety and Economy Fruit Jars. Jelly OIIIIII. Jar Rubbers. Jar Tops and Paramns. Schlicliiing Bros. 8: Co. corner Railroad Ave. and Main It." Damn lieloct arooIriII. Hay. drain. near and flood. Hudson. Paints. Gill. Ito. lilil’lllii m Miss Holes Wright at New Rochelle iI visiting in town. Arthur JelliII. oi Saugatuck. has It:- contad I position in Bouthport . Miss liiIIbIth Motion is enjoying her annual vacation out at town. Atoll Manner is having his ItoIIvlilI rIIldIIoI wired tar electric lights 'i‘ha monthly lactic: oi the board It salesman will be held Wow. Harry Militia is breaking in II momma an the local trolley lines. MlII Mary liuclalr. at Boston is rituals town, the guest at Mr. and k ltav Henry nobles-er has accepted I call to the North Congregstlouai church It Itsmiord. . . m IIIIIII unit and (lethal-trio Mo can u. their brssasr, ltev curl-testis: . or some. The annual picnic of seismic coon Mona will beheld bury. .. listleos'eu Park set. or. Robert Williamson and Patrick I ill ism held in stroll" mail? old 1" “:Wifinm mur at present cant grew at WWII!- to til!!!" e 1. mh‘ill‘m‘i'i' ‘H with em darts .IlIIyI have thickkiggm alter. Hawill lat youta eonIhoinetotry. Useitten if you think you can spare it. return‘ll. for the trial places you is is yourcliaoco to loan mlmmmandflmumyouaoinstalliuymkitchca. t. llodoy. headquarters in Rowaton avenue. '1‘ ‘I the meeting is at great importan ma '1'“ a“ m “ml” '1'“ m” every member is urged to be p at. . manda- A large porpoise was barpooued out 3:!ro ”obligation to buy. 'l‘ii «Mr A. MITCHELL and till m finder It does outta any way Valor hoot. cadets he on lly t gives you instead. two faucets—- M other he think. hot suds. this ingenious device will at dawn .IIrn who tit niIIiiIto save ndrsds Will”: u. they tow-v I I II who tyoirrl t l , il‘e‘lli’is‘i'i‘ ‘3 “I 1 — m as. no es of using up the do I code It soap.» UIIIIr'kladefsoIp. helowandasktoaootho about the or \. I- Street. South Norwalk. Conn. MUTE! WlLLA ’l‘hs dear and are to have a church Where the sermons wll language. This was announced at the mass for males held in the Church at 8t. Francis Xavier. Sixteenth near Sixth avenue. yesterday morning by the Rev. Father M. J. McCarthy. There ware present 250 mules from New York city and surrounding towns. There was also present Father '1‘. J Purtell, 8. J. has charge of the Jesuit mission for mates in that city and Father Joseph H. Rockwell. Assistant Provincial. For his sermon Father took the‘ story of the deal mute heal. ed by Jesus and told it in the sign ‘ language. Hmtoioro Father McCar- thy has been conducting a mission to the mates. saying man one dundsy in Weatcbeater, another in Manhattani one in Brooklyn and another in New Jersey. FIther McCarthy expects to have the corner stone of the new church laid within a short time. funds have been subscribed, but he hopes that when wealthy Roman Catholics learn that there are more than 1.000 mules at their own iaith in New York city and vicinity subscrip- tions will come in quickly. “Never 'can tell when you'll‘maalfa 53‘s]? or cutter I cut. bruise, burn or fill! osmotic , umb'oi New York ' (oi their own. he in the sign street of Baltimore, who McCarthy JIWBLNY Irons ATTACH! The laundry store of William R; ii Alice Kirch. in South Main street. w E closed by Deputy Shariif Samuel C ‘ tachment for 3200. This is to cove hill of $170.96, due Charles Anlhitn. New York city. The goods in the were removed and stored. and ii. understood the business will be div continued. The case is returnable the Town Court of Norwalk the second Monday in August. 2W: When Are You Going to Buy a Home? “‘ As yet no m Be prepared. Dr. Thomas’ . . . . . _. Dielectric Oil instantly relieves the . day. The visiting team was deieated palm—dutch” euros the "Md“ The I; 3. Auto 1 to 0. W Ber-vice Md“ Alfred Reidel who returned last L. fence '15 s. s“. week from the New York hospital. will soon louvre ior Massachusetts for the benefit or his health. Tire funeral oi William Hook was held truth the Church of the Assam» lion Sunday afternoon. Rev. J. J. Dug- gan conducted the service. The 1911 Cadillac A. L. A, M. rating 32.4 horsepower. Wheel base lid inches. Complete with extra equipment. ”— $1,700 F. O. I. DETROIT. HIGH. licady (or delivery Sept. lain. . t More orders now. F. E. Lockwood and Company 89 WALL .Tee NORWALK TOIIDMO 1v lllghGrIchIllBesnng LAWN MOWERS Garden Hose Hand Cultivators Brandt Sprayers Wire Netting And All Seasonable Goods BliililiS E. WW 118 WASHINGTON ITII‘Y CROQUET SETS AT HALF rarer. Rim!“ Imuu“ Chl'litlvi Regular .lllllotlat .......... Ill Regular ".00 Sets at ..........i.Io TODAY ONLY I. it. Iivo'iiIu. unanimous series suvuusirss NORWALK. DON". NonvIIkBrIIlelflosoi During July and August Saturdays at 1 pm. EVERY OTHER WEEK DAY AT . “fi‘ihmfih‘i‘dfi‘? “‘ E. E. Gerham 10h“ E 0;Suflivan D PROP!“ OR. 10 Firdi Street, EadiNorwIlli DoYou KnoleioHaI‘llla one area: wri.i. stone on , Finest List at Homes in Tomi? reiteration" oaui no. U c glz. c a ran...” someday E' V voua oeuvres FROM Isai- NORWALK r]: Decorator CityNationalBank souvli aoatvaut. can fill w rIIwIIcTI I oIIIIIi. mm Ins Imus m Telephone 452' beginning to rebel? noble. Put them at their one ’DAR PROPER EYE GLASSES. Fenwick Optical Co. onto. into. M. sue. -w THE NEW SCIENCE quII of the disease and the art 0! Id- lusting tilI same. [tissues are caused “halite in the diluent organs and“ at this dim and bib. and MARI is N WWINITON IT. .0. "DIWALI Automobile We can insure your Automobile Igsinat Fill anywhere. Ill? RAT”. Ooh. suit in for RAT“ at Auto LlAIlLlYY insurance. Fire. Life. mum and Liability insurance lento. Wis rams-st sens. seam WALL All! flldli filth weir“ ””3“ 'e‘ Claim In ins and hell! '1 m . ’mflflm . “'0 00M let“. u and as per yous Iowm H. tears I... JOHN H. was» .‘r‘i’.‘°"' I vaaosaioit ti. Iowan. Isa insp- witraco IODWILL. cm L a oiaacroira H. aim “in m"s“""' m" christian Mess mm“ M". 1 easy otassca FOR usual! Ives AN your ”OI uneasy! Ar. they Make them can We grind our own lenses. UNITID BANK BUILDING Room 7-. I7 WAIHINGTON ITRIET. Hours~8 to 11:30 I. m.. and 11:“ to Monday and Saturday. 1 to tha- DefinitionoiCliii‘oprIctic chiropmuo is the science at the your Loris ' ” “We-ii“. semi“ Woman tors refine...“ Imtwlstorspratalatha lvealidoaslnchlldhoodhm “mammals?” Chiropractors remove the quII at m a"... w “I, teases-is in. ‘ figs-r l.rruy'oii':mt:u1ity.":-u "‘NMII'WM an as. sure is . mtg m awflagmw “3 M3: 'llieliood&VokEledrlcalQ Consumed tannin. You. will ‘0 IOU?" MAlN "' ~ ‘ 1 cont resist Ilviiis museums s 309T“ “OMAN. chance to help you. TIL u. T. FRANCIS. D. C. 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