' for the extension of the commercial
w hwmmmm "2';
Get Your omfwl‘lnta
1‘11chbeth
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ofllciout some. at
all. times.-
Pelican attention van to all
pttacription work. a
chain for our trolley patron “
Coma in and wait for your car.
pRIDGE PHARMACY
.l. PARKERrhianagar.
Mr. and Mr.s John Gutiridge have
moved from East Washington street
to Norwalk ~
The residence of Wilfred Morrison,
in Van Zandt street. is being connected
with the sewer system.
The Country Club, as usual. will be
a busy place tomorrow with dinner
parties. it the weather is any way fav
or.able
Miss Margaret Johnson. of Brook-
lyn. has returned home after a pleas-
ant visit with her niece, Miss Bertha
Shale, of Fort street.
Miss Lottie iiosegood, of Hawkins
avenue. and her friend, Miss Emma
Foster. of East Orange, N. J., are-via-
iting friends in Mendham and Ralstcn.
The young ladies of St. Agnes'
Guild, of Christ Church. held a busi-
ness meeting last evening at the home
of Miss Hosegcod, of Hawkins ave~
nue.
Edward illoom, of Rowan street, has
returned home from a visit with his
brother, liert Bloom. in Springfield,
where the latter is ill the automobile
business.
The weather observers declared that
the‘vel‘y early morning was excecding-
ly cold and that the coming of cloudy
skies and a little higher temperature
probably meant wmc snow for today.
The Langdon Island bridge is con-
tinuing to be a popular place for the
frost fish and smelt fishermen. Mo-
torman Howard Wilmot was among
those who took a trip down there today
in quest of the desired fish
It looks like business around the mo-
tor geuerator house In Seavlew avenue.
electric system of the district Sev-_
eral big runs of wire have arrived and
more material is still to come.
The natural growth oystermcn Who
have been working lit Falriield' have
not. had a particularly good week. In
fact. the season has new advanced to
such a point that operations on the
natural beds are uncertain, to say the
east.
The choir of the East Avenue MPHIO‘
dist Church is prepared to give a fine
program of music tomorrow at the
church. Tile choir is well organized
and there are many good voiccs. The
pastor, Rev. W. W. Gillies. will preside
at both services.
Motorman Jack iteddy. who has been
laid up for a number of weeks in con»
liectlon with his operation at the Nor-
walk hospital. was able to get out yes-
terday for the first time. Mr. Roddy is
being congratulated by his many
friends over his recovery.
The Marvel Social Club had a big
time last night at Randall's ball. in
Van Zandt street. The early part of
the owning was devoted to basketball.
while the close was devoted to danc-
ing. There was a good sized attend
since and the young people had a line
true
A good sized delegation of East Nor
walk young people went to \(II walk
last evening and attended the dance
of the Nutmeg Club. The club dances
have alwayI been popular with that
young people from this part of the
town. Several members 01' the club
live here.
At the Advent Christian (‘tlllrch the
pastor. Rev. 1.. F. ilcvuollls. will
preach It 10:.10 a. m. and 7 p. m.
Mo'aiug subject. Caesar vs. Christ;
evening subject. MohammedaniIm in
Hiatory. I lecture full of historic in-
cilcuil. The Loyal Workcru' meeting
It 5:46 p. m.. will be led by MIII Grace
Wood; theme. inward Power and Spin
it Fullness.
Contractor George George H.1toh
InI completes today the applying of
ElgolioI stucco to the residence of
Marathon. a wealthy New York
man. on ills road to Sauntucit. Mr.
Robins will w turn his attention to
the line rIIi cc of President 8. End-
eric Taylor. of the harden Condensed
Milk Company. which will receive Illu-
Ilar treatment
Chris m. a waildmowa East Nor-I
walk you than. had one of his
hands so morning that “he
went id signals to have it attend-d
to. m. y II museum.“ the
IilticrI were occu led.
Hose company. The East Norwalkers
had a big doubls- truck trolley car and
had the South Norwalk Fife and Drum
Corps along to make music. A delegaa
. tics of members of Old Well Hook
and Ladder Company, of South Nor-
walk. also went along on the car. The
return home was made shortly before
1 o'clock .
A most interesting meeting of the
Men' a class of the East Avenue Metho-
. dist church is scheduled for tomorrow.
in the debate that has been arranged
on war or temperance. Good speakers
‘ have been secured on each side, and
many practical ideas will be brought
out, and the class will be treated to
new view points on both questions. It
is temperance Sunday. and the de-
bate will follow along this line. From
the interest manifested there will be
a good crowd and a fine time is antic-
ipated.
A surprise party was given Mr. and
Mrs. William Lei‘ferson, last evening.
at their lpme In Van Zundt street. in
honor of the fourteenth anniversary
of their marriage. There were twenty-
flve guests present Dancing was the
feature of the evening. music being
furnished by Messrs. Partrick and Let»
ferson. J. Brom. of Stamford. gave
some very fine vocal selections. which
were much enjoyed. At 10:30 a tempt-
ing lunch was served and the friends
departed‘ for their homes. all voting it
an evening long to be remembered. and
wishing Mr. and Mrs. Letterson many
returns or the day.
The way in which some of the bal-
lots were cast for representatives in
tho‘chislatllluc Tuesday at the elec-
lien. is still under ..discussion It is
claimed by prominent Republicans that
the manner of the counting of the bai-
Iots was such that even in East Nor-
walk alone. if the ballots were counted
according to their idea of the proper
method. M. R. lleunett would have
been elected. III this district. 35 Re-
publicans placed II cross before the
name of Captain (‘. A. Anderson only.
of the representative candidates. and
his was, therefore. the only vote that
counted. This interpretation is the.
proper one as given out in advance of
election by Attorney General .Iolln II.
Light,
The Marvel Social Club, of East
Norwulk. defeated the Pastime Ath-
letic Club. of Winnipauk. at basket-
ball. by theme or ii to? .last night.
The Marvel quintet of youngsters gives
promise of being verv fast. A large
crowd attended the game. The lineup
was ‘ as follows: Pustlmcselllght
guard. L. Rogers: left guard. it}. Rot:-
ers; center. L. Wilson: right forward.
N. Wigglesworth: left. forward, F.
Scully. Marvels—«Right forward,
Kelley; left forward, F. Greenwood:
center. E; Edmonds: right guard. A
Ferris; left guard. N. Seymour. Goals
w—Wigglesworth l, Kelley 3. (licen-
wood 9. Seymour 5. Ferris d. Edmonda
.1. From foul linewE. Rogers 5, Kol-
Iey 1. Referees-«Valentine'and Rog-
ers. , ' ”
The regular Sunday afternoon Bible
study class for men at the Lighthouse
Mission will meet and enjoy the hour
at 3:16 o'clock tomorrow. All men
who have no other engagement will be
welcome. in the evening there will
be special music. and E. C. Fancher
will deliver the first of the series or
Sunday evening addresses on The Path
of Life. The message for the oven
lag will be The Early Home Influences.
and all are cordially .invited.‘ Mr.
Rancher is a graduate of one of the
leading colleges of this state. and the
mission superintendent considers him-
self very fortunate to get him to bring
the messages. These special addredaes
will continue through the month of
November. The subjects will be giv-
on each Saturday in these columns.
Iiiiiiliiill
Mr. and Mr]. Robert Condrcy. of
Hartford. or guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A. N. BoardI ey. of West Side avenue.
A force of men are at work cleaning
out the gutters of the Wilson Point.
road and cleaning up the streetin
general. preparatory to spreading the
crushed stone on it. Tllo selectmell
oi' the town expect to have the high-
way repaired and placed ill illle condi-
tion for the winter seann.
Mrs. (leer E. Paul, secretary of
the National Plant. Flower and Fruit
(luild. of New York city. will give a
talk with stereopticon views In the
Methodist Church Monday evening. Noc
vaher it. It 7:80. The members and
friend. of the Rowayton Flower club
ope a large audience will greet Mrs.
Iui on that occasion.
Theucond night of the Rowayton
Hose Company fair prayed even more
successful than the tint. The large
number bf local people present “I
swelled by tho viIitiug dramas and
their friends. theta being on twirl
companies from Norwaik. Booth
walk, Em Norwallt. Dal-Ion and Nore-
Ion. The Mayflowprl, of But No:-
walil. were accumpaiiicd by Beechor‘ll
Drum Coral. and the visiting musicians
rendered several III-cumin The hall
was so full at that» that all three
The booth in
brisk lII‘ Auxiliary “Wt
ad I very III. In a a
twelve lion's ligament were sold
The V“ till «Iranian Wore tuned to
charge of the
nuts Ilill liliiltlll
The Melon blachiu Main street.
. $Enrich. which was recently partially
‘ burned, has ban roofed over again. ‘1
The Norotcu Heights firemen are to
give a racial and dance In their hall.
Nov. 22. The ploccsda will go into.
the house fund.
The postmasterahip at Darien but
not yet been settled. but. it iI thought
that something definitely -wlli' be an
unarmed before long. r.
Tire Friday Afternoon Oiub held this
week's meeting yesterday aftcrn n
with Mrs Simon W. Cooper. at or
home in Mansfield avenue.
“in loving memory of the late An-
drew J. Moran. who died Nov. 12, 19
09. a requiem was solemnised in St.
John‘s R. .0. Church. Noroton. today
at 9 a. m
Fred Smith. the popular drug clerk
employed at the Allen Pharmacy. has
been ill for several days of a severe at-
tack of the grip. during which his
brother, George Smith. has been sub-
stituting fur him.
William Pratt. who has been serious-
ly ill for some. time at a New York
Hospital. is believed to be getting
along nicely at the present time. Mr.
Pratt has been going through a siege
of eye abscesses which at one time
threatened his vision. it is not thought
now that his sight will be affected.
Get Your
HUNTING
License at the Town» Clerk’s
Office/and Your
SUPPLIES
from us
Schlichtiug Bros. 8: CI).
Cor. Railroad Ave. I Main so. pal-I‘m
Select Groceries. Hay. Grain. Flour
and Feed. Hardware. Politic. Glass. etc
“...“...
hm
lluriup. the par-II your Trinity parish
has lost ilftccll members by death.
t‘larc i‘ioynton has left for Chicago
whom he has scoured a good pusi'
lion.
Mr and Mrs ’lolcv have moved in-
to the Steam (Utiligll on lilicolu ave.
Iluc.
Miss Martha Mills was the guest of
her mother on IliIlgee's Iiill. Friday
J4 evening.
Mrs. Walter Meeker and little aon
‘ hare returned to their home in Brook»
lyn. N. Y.
Eward Sturges is enjoying a three
weeks“ hunting tour in Canada and
Nova Scoiia.
Miss Alice Le Dan and Ella Mo
Auley are spending Sunday at their
homo in Daubury. ,
E. Wilson and family have vclosca
their Saugatuck home and gone to
the city for the winter.
Mrs. S. Di Giovanna and daughter
Nellie. have returned from their
European tour and opened their lost-
douce In Sangatuckl
Fritz Saaoumeyer. who was sorlo ll~'
ly injured some time ago by the acci-
dental disohargc of a gun. is getting.
along from the hospital.
Owing to the dispute oi the election
results. Representative Barr has post
posed the treat he was to give Thurs
day exerting until the matter ls salir
factorily settled.
Ilubbard Blakeslec.103 years old.
as he computes it. was the oldest ml
or at the polls in Westport on Tues
dav Mr. lllakesloe iI hale and hearty
and able to attend to his duties with
out assistance.
liiii Biliiii '
C. A. Siammis. the painter. is doing
over the Dr. Wand residence llI I’onus
street.
Rodney Light III nursing a painful
abscess on the back of his left hand
this weak.
Mrs. W. F. Weed entertained the
Young Ladies’ Sewing Circle Wednes-
day afternoon.
E. A. Burdett has been confined to
his home in South avenue this week
with a severe cold.
Mrs. Sidney Dibble, of banhury. iii
visiting. with Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Hodges. in East avenue.
Mm. F. J. Powcra and little Mire
Ruth of Olcubrook. were the guests
of reiatives in town this weak.
John and Kathryn Cannon. of Brook
Iyn. were gueItI of Mr and Mrs. Miles
A Adam. of Hoyt street. Sunday.
George F. GIddiI and Miss Lottie
Smith. of Brooklyn. have been ‘guestd
of Mr. and Mrs. if. E. Green this dock.
Matron & Smith thc built I stone
wall around the small cemetery plot
in Stamford avenue. near Charles R.
Fairly? rcaidonco.
Manon A Smith have constructed a
unipohouu for Charles E Merrill in
5 its avenue. The construction is
ritct of Ilsa Brothers, inc. lia
ward Imago add "Eh“ III liar;
period to look out of the window. yd.
knife slipped f » . itI sapwood mac
and Into hiI
an onto! wand solos. and the
amount coaIIImId iI tIIttmolliII of tho
quality. Molar wII enjoyed until
I iota hour as moral thou promo
The calculi W ‘
Mead and bevy. of nut Namath, fur»
the music II III the first ”flight
run and
at ton and Income. » » .
Sign who has bc'cII in the
pics/“ct rim Tuner. of silverware.
‘ ; , mm contractor. Mr.
y;j loud tirade lIroftho
‘ icy times In Ohut'c ItrIIt
nuiIriI Won. who III further
the NW mum
pp.
dicta Stamford with
, and is much pleased and confident of
K Prelude and Fugue. Bil. a.
3:?qu MM“ MVIYvwm ” fl
Ann 9W
00m NEW»: In il-li River. Mu!»
my mailman-sac
he... ...i-S'... rah-org
~.l
w“ substituted. MThO matter of put-
this in a new heating system in the
building was discussed at some
length, and left in the hands of the
committee.
, Mrs. W. A. Green. of Stamford. wife
of Conductor Green. or the local trol-
ley branch. who was recently operat-
ed upon for a tumor. is much im-
proved. Thia information will be
pleasing to Mrs. Green’s many friends
here.
Harry O. Lord. until recently malls
ger of the telephone exchange in this
town. announces in letters to friends
here his safe arrival In Winstcd. to
which place he was transferred by the
telephone company. He took up the
duties of his new position last week
success.
A brick addition 25 x 50 feet is to be
made to Johnson's garage. It will be
two stories high and will conform
in every way with the main structure.
This move 13 made necessary by the
increasing business of this popular
firm. and is but one of the many lm
provements content iated in the near-
future. Luther S. gnapp has the con
tract for tils‘,‘ comp etionicf the work.
slx illiiilltlii iiillt
"till it than
intolerable Cruelty the cause of
Three Separations—Jam
Who Applied
Yesterday was a lucky day for di-
vorce applicants ill the superior court
civil side. his being heard. and six be.
ing granted bl‘ Judge William lei. Wil
llama.
Mary F Williams Wier formerly of
Bridgeport. but now residing ill Ros-
Iou. was freed from her husband.
Chauncey 8. What. an alliguer with the
lioyai Typewriter Co, in Hartford. on
the groilud of intolerable cruelty. The
coupli- were married in Rye. N. Y..
Nov. 25, I904. The unnatural conduct
of the husband towards his will»
brought about their separation March
3. 1910. Ella .l. Atlas. of this city, It
sister of Mrs. Wict‘. told the court of
incidents when .‘lle saw chr abuse
his wife.
Annie E ’I'lrolnpkius l-‘oy. of Riser
side urceunich was allowed I decree
from her husband. Emmett I-‘oy. of
New York. on the ground of intoler-
ante r~ruclIy. They were married (lot.
It. intli. going abroad on their wed-
uillg trip. the funds for the trip being
supplicd by the wife. Foy was a drink-
cr at times. at such tilllcs bearing his
wife. Servants In thr- i»‘oy home testi-
fled as to seeing Foy strike his wife.
'1 hey haw two children whose custody
\Icrc gilcn Io rho mother. Sill.- asked
101 a change of name. both for her
self and her children. The court took
this matter into consideration
Ilosc Daugherty Carroll of Bridge-
poll. was freed from John Carroll al-
so of Bridgeport. on the grounds of de-
sertion and lutcmporancc. Mrs. t‘ar-
roll told the court that her husband
never know what it was to be sober.
'vl‘hey were married Sept 1.1892 She
left him June 24. 1904.
infidelity waI the ground on which
Mary Ryan Smith. of Bridgeport, was
allowed a separation from her hair
hand. Henry Smith. Mary Roonev. of
Bridgeport was named as the co- ro~
spondent. The couple was united
Feb 16.1885.
Stephen Farksu. of Westpolt, mar
ricd Rosa FIrkus, May 30400'1 but it
was not long afterwards that he lcuru-
ad that she was unfaithful to him You
torday he was allowed a separation on
Wcatpolt. being named as corcspoll-
e.lu|ianna lljhelyl. of Bridgeport can
now put MIII before her name. She
was allowed a separation from her
husband, Joseph Ujllolyi. on the
around of descriicn.
W
ANOTHER ORGAN REOITAL.
Mn. Apnea Haviland. Central». to” II
”II Icicllt
Mr. Gibson's recital at the First
(iliurch. Norwalll. will occur on it!
day next. at 3: so u. EL, when he I‘Iil
aleIled by Mrs. Agnes Havlland.
italic. Following ill the program:
Writ Meditation A. Guiimant
Jo. 10..
JS. Bach
Nocturne and Scheme from A Mid-
- Bummer Night's Dream .......
n ~lnvitatlon to 81pr .wflwi
So ' RTIchuikowIky
Mrs. Havliand.
slants Mark Andrews
. Songs——
'i‘gm. Ron .......... Gerrit a tilt
in as Bowl Ilg Henry lia icy
WEHETEMM with Variations
ORIELIY EXPLORER 0133*
SEATTLE Willa. Nov. 11.
uncut». nut «(a lumbar of the
Gracia raiiIf tics
tiara an. i
\sius not I K ,
it ., iii-health and VI. Iii u
as“ “m“ pudenda
Mandclsaobu .
an. in A Minor, 0|). ill. In line -
Samuel RouIIIIIr
as'r, pancreas. Nov. 12 4? a
this so of John E Latin-op, in this
place. with its contents, was burnild
laIt midnight. with a loss of 811.0%.
fully covered by insurance. Together
witll the building. automobile accos-
»‘ series and Tour automobiles were con
uumad During the time the garage
... was burning fire broke out in a barn
next door, and in I house which
Both these tires were
The
stands nearby.
put. out with fire extinguishers.
fire til believed to have been 'of in
condiary origin and an investigation
is being made. Just one year ago.
lacking one month. a garage or Mr.
Lath‘rop was burned under auspicious
(gottmstancca.
we have sold more
STOVES
both Cook Stoves and
Heating Stoves, this
season than ever
before "
“There’s a Reason”
...—...?
The A.J.Augevine
& Son Co.
134 to 135 Washington sum.
South Norwaiy
Don’t Hesitate
Putting it off will mean weaker sight
”Ell agravation of the eye-trouble
harder to correct.
OUR OPTOMETRY
Means relief and comfort perfect
as at a small cost
(let an examination today.
Fenwick Optical Co.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Room- 7-!
9'! WASHINGTON STREET.
llours~8 to 11:30 a. m.. and 13:46 It
I; p. to. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
p. m
.,.....~.....~... ......“ ...... .....- ...—...--.H...
Haa'rroao saunas cussed ‘
eyesight with the aid of (arrest glass.
“ The House Comfortable "
Is insured at All Times
by the Use of
The Jewell
Automatic
Heat Controller
“It Never Sleeps and
it Never Forgets"
Horace R. Nash
TILIPHOMI ‘00
N. Main &Wetii Sta.S.Norwaik
r.» Norwaik Branch Office of
The Evening Sentinel ‘
. To the Heating & Plumbing 00.
MORAN MEMORIAL SERVICE.
W
Will no Maid1 It the Halal-aw Tachnlcai
lollool. New York. Noll! Thursday. ,.
‘A memorial meeting in honor of the
late Rev. Francis J. Clay Moran. 13.0..
is to be held until Thursday evening,
November 17th. at B: 30 o'CIOBk. in the
auditorium of the Hebrew Technical
School. Second avenue and Fifteelitb
street. New York. under the auspices
of the Actors‘ Alliance, Church AIIQ-
rlatlon for the Advancement of the III-
forests of Labor. The People’s Instic.
tute and the People's institute club
“A. " of New York.
Rev. Dr. Moran was for several
months acting rector of Trinity Epis~
ccpal Church, South Norwalk. and St
Paul‘s Church, in No.rwalk All his
friends in The Norwaiks are invited to
attend the service
First Doctor——"i"ve discovered a sure
cure for a rare disease.”
Second Docton~“Greatl Now. how
can we make the rare disease preval
ont?”—Clcveland Leader.
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Forcigh Mel-lay Onion and Drafts to
all PIrtI of the World
Bond Required by Law
Deposited With State of Oonn.
For Protection of Patrono
insurance and Real Estate Agenta
J. M. Lagos & Co.
hfiaiirgad Avon south Norwalk
.43.. y .
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' STOPS ALL LEAK. .
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our Compound for three years. Write
for estimates. Correspondence solicit
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83 Washington St.
THL NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractlc
Chiropractic Is the science of LEI
cause of the disease and the art of ad
tasting the same. Diseases are chiller
by I wrench. twist or sprain in th-
uack. Even if done in childhood I
'rcatcs pinched nerves and pain 1'
tutor life in the differcnr organI no
Imha.
Chiropractors remove the cause u
Lil-ti disease and pal . and health 1
restored through ha monizlnr the II
wrve systems in your body
Nervonsurse. Rheumatism. Fatal)
III. Heart. "Kidney and Felllnle Dll
cases are given special attention; III-
Cnrvature of the Spine. You wil
lei/av regret giving ‘l‘lllmprurtlr l
chance to holy you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 8T. so. NORWALII
Magnetic Tmtmarm Given Alas.
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IN
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CORNER WALL AND HIGH 8T8”
.' NORWALK. CONN.
...—....
south Norwalk ‘
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Toucan’ ihaveariearxb .. ,
active muscles and.
' nerves, if your bowels
slugglsh; but scetv ‘
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it.
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York; It. Zamer, Mr. and Mrs. E. «
Cline, New Rochelle: M. M. Johnu
Boston; .I. F. Health. J, J Moan". ;
New Haven: W. M. Domitian. Enr- j
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L. A.Libby, Hartford; P. G Sail,
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Daily Line to N. Y. j
For Freight Only ..
Fret ht Propellers leave Pier
East Rgiver. New York. (foot 011303;;
street), every day (except Sunday),t
3 p. m. Freight received at Norwak ‘
to I p In. and south Norwalir up
to 5: 30 p. In.
Norwalk Steamboat bury.
Arming .1. small, 6. a. Human.
LeIIII GanIraI Agent y
FOR SALE
Modern 8-room house in good condi-
tion, five acres land, easily sub-divid-
ed; near South Norwalk station. Ab-
solute bargain for' quick purchaser. :a‘
H. E. Dann 8. 5011
(incorporated)
45 WALL 8T. NORWALK
Auto Owners *
Engage your winter storage for livo‘
storage and dead storage. Your cars
will be in a well heated garage ready:
to be run out at a moment's notice. ,
Engage your general overhauling
for the coming winter, by expert man
cllanlcs
Changing and remodeling a specials
ty. Satisfaction guaranteed. _ » . j
Norwalk Consolidaicd ‘ .
Auto Company
Real Estate
Sold, insured, Rented
amok auro Ismael
‘o "A I
mi
Have Rania Collected. and all 9th
our in Propafly done It
The .i. B. Lawrence Agency“
1? ‘9“th‘5>"'1 5‘": '
mm, m. July II.
Gentlomn: Durinstltc
Item 1 mod casc- «unfit,
beat my six apartment
boiler of wall snowy
chap no form Spencer new
it during the whim of i
enilra coal bill «I {It}. fl .
saving of mt. ,
You may on this RIM ,
way you care lb. :
thew!
..rs
Ndrw III.
Mr. iv‘rank 1. Jonas.
in: 00‘. Norman
1‘ In Ines-a .
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