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sick or well.
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fled by the South”: Norwaik adherents
of the nominee that his nomination
would be accomplnied by a demon-
“potion by his fellow townsmen such
2611“!“ bid remot e any doubt of the en-
m in a home town f the
calidldete With the America band
or South Norwallt. several hundred
.uvhite batted searche1n from the city.
Danbury and bthbr places. the delega
tion went over to Bridgeport on one»
trial trolley cars that. arrived shortly
before 2 o’clock, the hour act for the
of the convention. There
lvas a. short mar 5 ran d the city If
fir which whoop all as reached
£61m: buiiness or the conventIOn
“5111a fieagried out in an expeditious
gn'dnh er.
’1 Judge Dempsey, Chairman
' Lincoln Hall was piled with the del-
egates and other attendants of the
convention when Lawrence J. Gill
ohcirslan of the county committee
lit has stipulated at the convention
hr1y'ears,oallad the meet-
[to 011111.111. id this exgedltlou‘;
8W announced that 0 won
hal 35.6 ch’ilr the handsomest man
1n Falrdeid county, Judge Eugene C.
y, of Dsnbury. The glowing
ntrodtf‘ctlbn of Mr. Gill proved to be
, II too modest when Judge Dempsey
pnfoidod his six feet sis and mounted
trum As a chairman, .lud'gt
play has a reputation to which
its there than lived up Saturday.
Bethany Takes Chair.
.T Judge Dehipsey, of Danbury, is (“it
u wittiaat speakers in the state
1.1 is also one of the best parliamen-
‘l‘tarfans. Hla’ conduct of Saturdays
loonventicn was masterly and the 1111111
eas whs transacted without delay.
as airman spoke weeltngly of the
tics: of the Republican party this
bear. describing it as following u for-
lorn cause, without hope and with no
goalvatitm in sight “It the Democrats
' carry Maine, they can carry any-
I‘gi was the cry a short time ago."
udge Dempsey. “We carried
0“ I d the tide Ill stillkcdining 11.1. "
aylng his respects tuba e. Goodw n.
ital!“ some of the othdi' Republican can-
Juim Dempsey set the non
action going.
1,Ieuchar Iserstary.
" it! ,0 vi: Stephen Boucher was
ill: rotary of the convention
mt Vlhipll‘I .motion that the dale.
tea frog)“ each tows; callous and 11111
t I‘ to soar was car-
.it'ecrdts Beecher then read the
call and Denis Sullivan, of Hunting-
mnemonic 1tIat it be adopted The
.vvlnc delegates than answered the
" ’ Twenty-first District—James
weotynoaeond District-«John M.
'{oenty-tilfrd Dietrich—Denis Mulvl
m
Gar
: 1’81m0W70IIHII District—Fred s
. flail. lei.
‘14 Monty :-Dlatclct~0scar it.
Wpflunmlgg.
" Jim: tot~VsnItsnsta
{Idiom mutton.
lids an luscious».
11 adamm calculations «as iron
oieci'ed.as oilsovl.
Wristriot-vlianial Waik-
Dgwsfitmsoond District—John M
I
”’ rosary-11111111 Districts-slum“ ’F
fourth District - Charles
minmWWllliam O:
[still bistrgot - Jeremishsni ,
em 11
District-«-
Aspen.
1: the
Albert
coll call. They wore 111-1 followui
'i‘wenty~fil'st District-James Gar-
rIty.
Twenty-second District-John M.
Donnelly.
Twenty-third District—Denis Mulvi-
l'. .
Twenty—fourth DIstrIct-P. .I. Scoi~
ilu, Dunbury.
Twenty-hl'th D.ll!il‘i(f-—H R. Elwood,
lFll‘lltfld.
Twenty- sixth DIstrici~Frauk
derrlll, Norwalk.
’l‘vl'cnty-seVenth District—Thomas F.
Reilly, Stamford.
Volimer Is Numinated.
The name of Chief William Voiimer
was then presented to the convention
by Tax Collector John M. Donnelly, of
Bridgeport, not so long ago looked on
111 an aspirant for the shrievaity nom-
ination. ‘He was greeted with three
cheers as he stepped on the platform.
‘in selecting a landidaio for after
li'f," said Mr. Donnelly, "it is necessary
H.
set at the state convention in New Ha
son at which Judge Baldwin was 110111-
innted for governor. Our candidate to—
day measures up to that standard. Mr.
Vollmer is loved and respected in his
own town 111111 may he depended on to
give 11 good accounting of his office
to the county rather than to build up
a political machine In Falrfieid coun-
ty." Mr. Donnelly's nominating speech
was heartily cheered.
P. H. Connolley seconds.
The secondlpg speech was made by
Patrick H. Connolley. of l)unbu1'y,sec-
retary and treasurer of the flat Mule
ers' asoclation of Danbury undashort
time ago a prospective candidate for
the Nomination for sheriff. Mr. Con-
nolley warmly lauded C of Vollmer
and Incidentally made 11 s element ro
gardiug the relations betwoen the Hat
ters' union and Judge Baldwin. which
sets right a general misunderstanding
and which constitutes oilc of the most
important statements that has been
made since the political (ampalgn
started. It appears elsewhere on this
DIEG-
Volcss frOm Booth Norwalk.
Former Senator Jeremiah Donovan.
of South Norwulll, made an eloquent
speech In behalf of Chief Valium and
was followed by ex Sheriff Christian
Bwsrts. of the same city, by whom Mr.
voilmer was employed at the time he
was chosen as chief of the South Nor-
waiit police department Assistant
State's Attorney Gaylen 3. Carter. of
Stamford. was another snooker for
Ohio! Volllnci. Patrick itJ. Scoliln, of
Danbul'y. a delegate and a prominent
hatter, also spoke warmly for the
nominee.
Nomination by Aoeiamatlon.
John M. Donneiiy. of Bridgeport,
moved that Chief Volimer be nominal
ed by acclsmction and that the nom-
ination be unanimous. Mr Carter. of
Stamford, amended this to the effect
that the nomination be by uceiamaiion
and by rising vote This was out ried
A committee of two was sent out to
inform Chief Vollrner of his nomi 11
tlon and In the meantime Lynn
WIIsou. of Bridgeport. nominee for
congressman, also invited by the chair
man to address the meeting. Mr Wll
sen did so and in a brief but forcible
address aroused the convention to live
iy applause.
Vollmar Accepts.
Chief Volitner was escorted into the
hall and acheptetl the nomination in a
brief speech. “My first pleasure and
duty,” Chip! Vollmel- said, "Is to theta
youm for “are hooor you olVIto‘ostow
a scoop n; s n
r‘l 1.1111111111188111. with a «use of ell:
his y obligations that this entails. 11
in Is to you and my party my sin-
cerest charts to conduct the lush attire.
to mwgichw ‘1 intro been nominated if i
_',{ril.11 dams Refreshmants.
Chief Voiimer' a speech of area lance
on Warhol. lender than is
m m: «ms
nonsensical:
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to meet a high standard such as was
cd that l'oflushmculs were waiting.
with the compliments of the nominee.
at Arlen Hall. Headed by the band
the delegates and tho marching club
marched to the hall where, Joined by
others who had been at the conven-
tion. 11 light lunch was enjoyed.
Corwentlon Was Enthusiastic.
Without 11 doubt this convention ward
the most enthusiastic and harmonious
that has been held in Fulrfieid count:
in many yours The. plum-odor” has
the true ling of sincerity undthc spirit
of conviction llinl (.Ilicf Voliuicr will
be talented was everywhere apparent.
it was the first time. that the nominee
had met many of the pcramls at the
convention and the impression he
made on his first night was a most
favorable one. He In of u genial pen
aonnlity, big, hearty and Ingenious in
personality, manifestly honest and pos»
sensed of 1111 individuality that makes
him a man to be remembered.
m
FiRE EPIDEMIC IN NORWALK.
Two Grass Blazes Call Out Com
panics.
Norwallt is surely having its share
of small tires and the ciliseas are earn.
eotiy hoping that the fires in the fu-
ture. at least before the water supply
is greater, will continue at about the
same size. 011 Saturday at 5 o'clock
a telephone call fool: the Hope Hose
auto truck to 'l‘lndall street to extin-
guish a grass fire at that place. The
fire did not threaten any buildings nor
was it a large one. but the women who
telephoned the call were insistent that
there was danger if the fire was not
extinguished at once.
Yesterday afternoon the Pioneer
Hook and Ladder Company and the
Hope llose (‘ornpany were called to
Byron‘s llill, where a fierce grass fire
was In progress. This was also a still
alarm. The bushes and grass were
biasing about as high as a telegraph
pole and it took a considerable quan-
Lily of water to douse the flames
ONLY A PARTIAL L088.
Mrs. Nortllside~~~ls it true that your
little boy has lost his voice since his
recent illness?
Mrs. Crossiown~~Not entirely. but
his voice has been reduced consider
ably. When he is carrying on 11 con-
versation with other boys now you
cant hear him for more than five
blocks.
Frank Smith. formerly of Norwaik.
is spending a few days In town.
,l’ERUXilll; il'iifl1'if“.
is the best cream made for than
if you have 11 red. rough. bloiel
sore. unsightly skin, try this great
product of the American Druuials
Syndicate.
You can use It for mountain!
wrinkles and fur u snllovl complex-
ion. 1111 It whitcns and bdltutlfldfli‘l",
safe. harmless uruf'does not new
hair. ‘
No woman who values her ail-1‘
pcnrnncc and who Wants a smooth
clear skin should let a day so by ,
without trying it for the face. neck.
111111111 and hands.
Get it for 2511 at any A. D 3
Guns storm
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Torrents
“Vs
The sheer lingerie blouse remains a
favorite for ordinary wuar with tailor-
ed suits 11nd It is predicted that the
vogue for veiled effects will reach here
and result in the wearing of slips of
le blouses. 1
“flood Housekeepins' notes the pluc-
ins of a large carriage sponge in the
bottom or the u‘rnbrellurjur which will
prevent its breaking, and also absorbs
the water as it runs from wet uln-
brolias
Those whose waists are not small
select belts. of suede rather than those
01' patent leather; the former cling
closely about the waist I11 away hat
the stiffer undtglossy patent leather
will never be able to accomplish.
voly fine.shesr1luen or lawn, with-
out trimming save for many tiny tucks
or frills of the same, Is employed in
suit scalp girls. to whom embroideries
and laces somehou do not seem natul'
ally to belong.
Gorgeous trimming“.
waists, straight lines ulld topics are
prominent features of the seasou’s
fashionsm all lIOI‘IOWt’fl from the East.
There la 11 new evening coal which
in style and texture very llllltlll to
combine the polo cont. And it Is quite
natural that u,gnrmont so soft and
warm should be selected to wear over
bare urms and necks. It comes ill
white, pink. light-blue, iateuder and
similar light tints.
What u lot of false. pride we Ameri
cans possess! We learn of men. whose
pride and pocketbooks are not equally
ploportloned, engaging rooms at ex-
pensive hoteio‘ and going to cheap res
laureate fort eir meals; and of Ameri
cans who cloud the ocean at: steeragc
passengers, telling their friends by
way of apology. 1.111 if unburned of the
11111. that thtiy were unable to secure
any better passage.
This second recipe for tomato but-
icr comes from Windsor Heights: Sev-
cn pounds tomatoes, three pounds
sugar, scant pint vinegar, one. ounce
ground cinnamon, unobaif ounce whole
cloves. Doll three hours or until thick.
As this lit the 1111113011 when good re»
clues will be upplwiulcd, vu- udd lills'
one for grape buffer which also came
from Windsor iicluhts: Four pounds
grapes, four pounds sugar. tlnce cups
vinegar. two 11 «spoonfuls each of
11.11.11. nutmeg, 1 innnmon and ullepicc ]
Cook n.. inglihcr umii llllik, press;
through a state to lowlrlote seeds, fill
glasses and soul
One of the intent notes from Paris
says that Worth‘ 11 fumriic shades this,
season nrc vlolll llllfl a bright eunurnld-
greou. ’lhe pouch nprllot and flesh
tints Ire nleu 111111 I1 favored ill the‘
Parisian ccuiér.
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BROOKER NOT TO REGION
Will Remain on National Republican1
cammlttee Until End at Term.
NEW MAW. Oct. 3.-~ln regard to
continually hubllplled stories that
Charles 5‘. Ili‘ookcr. of Aneonla. Ile-
publicun nulluuul cmulnitlcolnun from}
Connctticul is about to 1'. sign and he
succeeded by Col lunar M llllman. of
this city. friends of Mr. “monitor any
that there is nllsoluleh nothing to the
stun of his 1111111111101. This state-
ment is mudd"oh absolute authority,
says the Journal-Courier. As for
what may be men at the expiration of
Mr. iirooltc 1: term 1n 1012. Mr.
Ilrodkel is willing to lot two years
from now take cure for itself.
Edward Burkedulu, of the local 1mi-
loy force has resumed his duties lifter
11 several day‘s vacation.
r111: New 3011111111:
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of invoices» and the art of ad
lusting the lathe. Diseases are 6:11an
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs. 11.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease dad pain. sad health Is
restored through harmonizing the st:
nerve system, in your body. 1
Nervousne ‘ Rheumatism. Penny
sis. Heart say and l'emsie Dis
eases are xiv special attention; also
Curvature of the lotus. You will
never remaking Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
To was. De Cs
Id WAIHING'ITON IT. IO. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments elven Aloe
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FAMIIGHE
1 some nuamsuss 1
oosusa mitt slip odds are.
nonwstit. eons.
chiffon the suit color over these lingor- \
ham’sVegetableCoulpound
the mailing of lingerie blouses to he ”4
worn with tailored suits. and these just ’
shortened 1
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Outed hyiLl'iili E. Pink-
Baltimore. Md. w"i1‘or four clue
my life wasadblsery to me. I 1111 cred
, from Irregular!—
tics. tcl'rible drag-
. ging fluiiIltthltls.
extreme nervous-
ness. 1pug tllgtt all
.1 gone ca 11111 11111
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1,. you up lope o
1. ever being nwell
when I be to
take’lqdiu} .Piult.
llaul’ 11 Vegetable
Com round. Then
I let us though
new life had
given me, and 1 11m recommending it
toall my friends."~—M1s. \l. S. Form.
9867 W. Franklin 8L, Baltimore, Md
The most successful rented in this
oouutry for the cure of all mus of
female complaints ls Lydia E. Pink-
hauls Vegetable Compound. it has
stood the test of years and toda
more widely and successfully used t 11111
any other female remedy. It has cured
thousands of women who have been
troubled with displacements. inflam-
mation ulceration fibroid tumors, Ir.
regularities. pert pains, backache,
that bearing-down feeling, datulency,
indigestion. and- nervous rostratlon,
after all other means had oiled.
If you are suffering from any of these
lillments. doInt. ive u hope until you
have glven Ly a E. l nkham' s Vege-
table ompouudatrinl.
If you would like special advice
writeto Mrs. Pinkhaul, Lyssa
for It. She has ‘gud
ceased: to health!
charge.
ADVERTISE!) LETTERS.
M
Below Is a list of letters remaining
uncalled for at the following post offi-
ces for the current ween.
Norwaik.
Felix Bartelln.
.Iulla llurus.
Jumps Monuhan.
W. Rodeo. (Chestnut Hill).
Mrs. Smith. 1111 France at.
\l111"l‘urucl
W Van Allen
1“”:st \lillliums.
Mrs. Albert A. Wright. lQpring Hill I.
D. S. KEI'I‘Ibl’M M ll
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10:;in Lille to N Y.
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For Freight only
oa‘umv uomcgasrueticsu. -»
Question of School
’ Inter. Into the Election.
A big 11111113111 Republican vote is
looked for in Dorian at today‘ s also
lion. There is comparatively little
ple election excitement The ton/n is
to vote on the question of having a
superintendent of schools. A re-
cently enacted law required such vote
in all towns without a superintendent .
at schools In the event of. the ma»
jurity vole being in favor, the state-
boul'd of education will be asked by
the school committee to appoint a
superintendent of schools and to fix
his salary. The state board may oi)-
point wllonlsoever it pleases, regard~
loss of any recommendation by the
school committee, and it also fixes the
salary inasmuch as this seems to be
against the spirit of home rule, the
chances are that Darieu will not ask
for 11 superintendent. The recent
trouble in Holmes school seems to
have died a natural death. The per-
son or persons who approached Super-
intendent of Schools Willard, In Stam-
ford. with the idea of having him take
charge of the Darien schools noted, it
Is claimed. without any authority. in
official circles. there Is no disposition
to change the present system Rev.
Herbert Brown. secretary of the
school committee is acting school
visitor and has been for several
years. His services are satisfactory
to the school committee and there is
no disposition to abolish this ofllce
and appoint a superintendent. There
are five separate school buildings In
Darion, two of tllentfalrly large. and
the teaching staff numbers between
fifteen and twenty.
Miss Emily handle, of Elm street.
will leave tombrow for a visit In New
York city with friends.
Dividend Notice
Fairflold County Savings Bank.
Norwulk. (101111., Sept. 15, i910.
At a meeting of the directors of the
F‘airfleld County Savings Bank held
this day. a dividend at the rate of four
per cent. (4%) per anuum was de-
Supsrlntendsnt 1"
alerted to delmsltors from the earnings
of the six months ending September
30,1010. The same will be entered on 1
pass books and paid on and after 00.-
timer to 11110.1
lly order of the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
s20 2w Treasurer.
FOR SALE
ideal small farm, situated on a high
ridge. Twelve acres, 2 acres woodland.
Ill acres tllinble; plenty of fruit and
berries; 8 room house containing three
fireplaces. Iiarn, chicken house. etc.
Price 82800.
H. 1E Donn 8. Son
(Incorporated)
my me saw—5.
Freight l’ropellers'leave Pier 28.!
East River New York. (foot of Dover‘
street). every day (except Sunday). 111 1
3 {1.111 Freight received at Norwalk
up to t p. m and South Norwullr up
to 5: 30 p m.
Nomalk Steamboat (.11
Analog J. Smith. C. C. Hegeman,
Lessee General Agent
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embslmer
19 North Main Street. South Nor-walk
Resldenca. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 8352.
Telephone at house, 598.
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WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
R A N G E S‘
will be In great 11 and, so if you
want'to be ready for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today
$14.75.:
ON EASY PAYMENTS IF
DESIRED
CityNationaiBaull
45 WALL 81's NORWALK
30UTH NORWALK. CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS
Capital
$100,000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes, 53 and 55 per year
ant-plus and Profits
$117,000.00
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EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Prat.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1n Vlcdcprel.
‘i
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice- ”F
Pres.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Mathewson Henry seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah Fl. Marvin .1. Wallace Marvin
Christian Ewart: John H. Light
‘f'rsd H. Rowan
GLOVER’S
“Tao PLACE”
Housatonici
Power Co?
., cal Estate
Sold, insured, 1111111111
QUICK.AU1'.° .ERV'GK
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Have Rants Collected. and all lust-
uses in Property dens at
VTbsLIl. or Agency
To give satisfaction 11 shoe must fit
and must wear»
This is the foundation upon which
the ILITE has built its splendid repu-
$4
They're built like a foot.
“wash moss vusr m" ‘
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Till WIFE "
IIIIR A fill this
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111.118.11.111 Rachelle. Bladder: and
Urinary Misery vanishes
The real treachery and danger in
kidney trouble is because the first
symptoms are always seen in other
parts of the body before anything
wrong is noticed with the kidneys
themselves.
The moment you suggest any kid~
nay. bladder or urinary disorder. or ~
feel a dull, constant llucltnclle or the
urine is illicit, cloudy of offensive or
hill of sediment, irregular of passage
or attended by u scalding sensation,
begin taking Paper-1 Diuretic as 01
twee-ted mm the knowledge that there
Is no other medicine. at any price.
mude anywhere else in the w,orld
which is so harmless or will effect so
thorough and prompt a cure.
Put an end to kidney trouble while
it is only trouble-«before it develops
into Dropsy. Gravel. Diabetes or
Iiright’e Disease.
Pope’s Diuretic acts directly upon
the kidneys, bladder and urinary sys-
tem; cleanses. heals and regulates
these organs. ducts and glands and
completes the cure within a few days.
l'alns In the back, sides or loins.
rheumatic twinges, debilitating head-
ache. nelvousneas, dizziness, blllous
stomach. prostatlc trouble, sleepless-
ucss, Infiamed or puffy eyelids, weak-
ness, worn-out feeling and many
other symptoms caused by clogged. '1
inactive kidneys promptly vanish.
h‘.reqllenf painful and uncontrollable
urination due to weak or irritable
, bladder Is overcome.
Your physician. pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency Will vouch
for the reopenelbility of Pane. Thomp-
son & Pepe. of Cincinnati, who pre-
pare Pape's Diuretic-50 cent treat-
menfirsold by every druggist in the
wor
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MEETING OF NUTMEG CLUB.
Now that the cooler weather is ap-
proaching the Nutmeg Club is becom
ing more and more popular with the
members each evening. Tomorrow ev
enlng there will she a meeting of the
club at which time several Important
matters will be discussed. Duripg the
summer the meetings have been bold
but once a month but they will now~
be held every twu weeks again, on the
first and third Tuesday evening The
intreaee in the membership has been
large and there Is a great display of
Enthusiastic lllterest1in the club do-
use
cmcugsmgp 31,. .lJ-S
In! I yes-r
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For Sale in any'amount
Foreign Money Orders and Drafts to
all Parts of the World
Bond Required by 1:...
Conceited With State of Conn.
For Protection.” Patrons
Insurance and Real Estate Agents
—.——.
J. M. Layton 81 Co.
5 Railroad Ave" South Nor-walk
new YORK. new HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
111 Effect June 5. 1910.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.:—12 58x, 5: 69:, 5: 41:. 6: 05,
6: 57 7: 20. 7. 46, 8: 18:. 8: 51:, 9:15;,
9:37.16:20x,10:i5x, 11:29:
P sir-12:65: 1:,05 2250:. 8:17.
5:00;, 5: 35, 5: 56!, 6: 46, 6: 50:. 7:161,
”2521.9:40x, 10: 29
dunes ayI
A M.--12: 53x. 5: 09a 5: 411, 8: 54,
16: :leM
,._ fit—«12:55:, 2. 34:, 2. 50:,' 5. 85
$653: 72110:, 7: 09, 7: 58:. 8: 81:, 9: 42!,
m
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.:--12 14:, 4‘ 68, 51:85.6: 65. 7:401.
8: 55:1. 9: 63:, 9: 151,9: 361.9: 46:. 10. 05.
11:60:, 11:96.
P M.:—-12 02:, 1:16. 1:501. 2:573,
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