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be worth. fighting for.
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ENGINEER ill
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The New Washington Street
Bridge Committee Going Stead-
ily Ahead With Work
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Citizens Are Taking Much Inter-
est in the Plans
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flratifylng progress was reported,
two more sub-committees were up.
pointed, one to’secure competent conn-
st-l. and the other to look up a consult-
inc, engineer, and a very enthusiastic
session was that of the construc-
tion committee on the Washington
snout. bridge. inst night. Several
Not-walk business men attended
session showing their interest, wliic
an incentive for the committee
which pleases them greatly.
The regular meeting of the special
voiiimlttec of seven on the construc"
tian of the new Washington street
bridge and drawwas held last evening
in the Town Court room in the Town;
Hall building in Norwalk at 8 o'clock.
There were present Messrs. Thomas
l. Raymond. Samuel Lynes. lsanc‘
Church, William Moran. John F. Mc-
Mahon and John J. Hunlon.
Thomas l. Raymond was
were read by the Secretary
Montgomery. .
The reports or the various aulrcom‘;
mittooa appointed recently were read;
accepted and the committee contliiueii.|l
_ The new committees wore appoint-
ed to undertake the various divisions"
ot‘ the work at hand and now that the1
way is clear for direct‘progrese thei
i-oiiimitteos is proceeding solidly and;
hopes by early winter to have clearedf
away all preliminary work, and to be:
in a position to give the contractors?
free scope on that the actual work may
be begun as soon as the weather will;
permit at the laying of cement. :
Tile committee is especially pleased.
with the interest shown by the public
in the project by their attendance at‘
the meetings The meetings are open.
to the public, and it is gratifying that
many are taking advantage of the fact,‘
and that they are showing continued
concern ill the bridge.
William Martin and .Samuel Lynea
were. appointed as a committee to con-
i‘l-r with alld engage counsel for the
coiiiiiiitteo .'
Chairman Dr. A. F. Beard. .loiin F3
McMahon and lasso Church were ap-l
bolntod a committee to look up u oon~‘
suiting engineer for the committee.
Those are two matters which need
most. careful consideration of the com
tuition and it in pleasing to note that
they are being attended to so early .
lilo work, ~
The meeting adjourned tinill nextl
Friday evening.
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An attempt Was made. last evening.
to revive Mayor Albert M. Pohlman'a
consolidation committee. but trot all
:uueouiits. the effort proved to be a
failure.
This committe reported to the South
Norwitlk Board of Connollmen, re-
colltb‘. and was discharged by vote of
that body. Thomson”. last evening.
was held at Ami Moral John H.
~l.ngtit'a onion. in Washington street.
r (liily tour oi the members'werg in at-
teiidanee. anti they monitors” John
.1. Welsh. nimdil Mat. 1!}. F. Smith
and Ill. E. MM Thoreau. timeout
oi the session. senator Jeremiah nonv
oven and A. E. Austin. .
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tho.
“ is. The next meeting will be in 0ctober..
and; m the home of Mrs. E. .l. llill. it wiiii
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chairman of the meeting. The minutes'
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MR0) 1 Bridgeport. this afternoon. where they:
’seen by a number of persons. but he
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a brakeman, probably will die.
the tour coaches happensdto start
linovlns has not been explained.
eons. hill: point-fluids" for Canada.
sailed forhomo today by way at New
York. it is'ekpadted that his succes-
sor, will befsppoin’tsd soon after his
arrival to “entrust.
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Mrs. George R. Barnum Enter-
tains and it Fine Program
Was Rendered
The Norwalk Chapter, 1:). A. R.. hold
the first meeting of the season with
Mrs. George R. Barnum. Tuesday at-
ternoon.
Those who were present cordially
welcomed the now regent, Mrs. Giles.
and felt assured that the year to come
will be one of pleasure and profit.
Various matters of business were
discussed. It was voted that members
of the chapter who could not attend
the regular meetings, should, it possi.
ble. notify the ladies two days before
the authoring. ,
The program consisted of the road-
linu of extracts from a paper. “Patriot,-
iism and Home Missions” written by
Mrs. Backus, a former regent. and it
most interesting paper'by lilies Stur-
.ges, of Wilton, “The Weddingsr of a
TNorwalk hello in Colonial Times."
: it was it treat to be taken back lit?
E years. introduced to the charming
l bride and the distinguished guests, in
l’tilt‘ dear old Norwnik home. Special
i mention should be made of the social1
as entertained so
“ boulitifully.
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llPillS.i Milli
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eels Near Point-No-Point,
Bridgeport
mi in it till Still
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Oysters Bring High Prices-—
Some Taken to Virginia
These are indeed busy days for tho
ol’stornlcn. for
valves was off, and from now on until
May. the sound will be dotted with
the sail or the small craft which ply
tirelessly for the not which is later to
be served 'on the half shell in the
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‘ can bring one guest.
Mrs. Buell. the state re
present.
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utilisation tires!
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Ensign Irving 8. Miami. command-
Dlvislon of Connecticut Naval Militia.“
and a number of his men will go to'
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will take charge of the guaboat Ma—
clilas and ran her to the Norwalk bar
bar, where she will remain for a week
The Macblas will be brought to this
place. tomorrow morning. and it is
the intentioa of Enlian Wilmot to an-
chor her in the lower harbor.
During her stay here, the local nav-.
al militiamen will receive instruction:
abroad and arrangements will prob.5
ably be made for the entertainment of.
snests during her stay in the harbor. i
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WILTON. Sept. 23.~—The search for.
Tony Sabino is losing interest. The
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yesterday did not go, and they did not:
expect to so today. The belief isi
held here that the town should offer
a reward. Under the law the select-gI
men can only otter $50 and now it is.
proposed to discuss the matter in:
town meeting if Sabina is not caushti
before that time. with the object of?
making the reward large enough toI
stimulate interest. Sabina has beeni
has shown no desire to molest them.
Usually he runs away as last no pun-
siblo.
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TWO RAILROAD MEN KILLED.
NEW YORK. Sept. 2d.--~—'l‘wo_ rail-r
road men were killed and another
was probably fatally Injured early to-
day in an unusual accident iii the Mel-
rose yards of the New York Central
Railroad in the Bronx. The. trio were
working under a Pullman dining car
when four passenger coaches rolled
down the track and struck the Pull-
inan. dwrlvlng' it ahead and crushing
the workmen beneath it. p __ .
Albin Lorend and Joseph bodes. cal-
mpairers. were killed and John Daley.
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gore setting snitch shorter.
sets today at fifteen minutes
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ting 139. Of the cities, Boston stands
.BPEOIILB IT HAVES‘ IKT.
mitten representing the noelioensa ad-
vocatea has been going over the list
of names eliminated from the potl-
tion for a vote on the license question
by a committee representing the liquor
which it believes should be returned
qiilred numbbr at names. so a vote up
on the donation may be baton at the
city election. Tbe'iinsi decision up-
on acceptance at the petitions rests
with the selections.
number of retitled voters have sinned
on the voting machines.
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328VIBTll8 or ‘
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BOSTON. Sept. 23.—-The waters of
New lingual}, claimed three hundred
and twontyLelaht victim by accidental
drowning during the summer season.
which ended today. or this number
161 bathers went to their deaths whit
enjoying the cooling effects of a swim
during the hot weather; lit fell from
boats and lost their lives. and the tin-g
usually large numbro. at persons.i
slipped from insecure places bordering
inland waters and the ocean and were
drowned.
More persons were drowned in use:
sachuaetts than in any of oils otheri
New England States. the number he-
iirst, approximately onescvonth of
tilt drowning accidents in Massachus-
etts occurring in waters of this city
and itssuburbs. The state of Maine!
ranks second, with 71 victims. Rhoda}
island. Connecticut, New Hampshire?
and Vermont follow in order.
The abnormally hot weather during
the first two weeks in July was the in-
direct cause of over one hundred
deaths by drowning. During the first
fifteen days of the month there was at
and on July 2, there were nineteen
deaths, the largest in one day during
the entire season.
Fancy milk-ted Capone. 25c lb.
Choice Native h‘owla. 200 lb.
Frail-killed Broilers, 200 lb.
Roasting Chickens. 25c lb.
Loss of genuine Spring Lamb. italic.
ii‘oroqusrtera Spring Lamb. Bo lb.
spring Lamb Chops. lic lb.
Best. out Shoulder Steak, 3 lbs. 25c.
Lean Pot Roast, 10c lb.
Prime Rib Roast Beef. 1254.0 lb.
2 lbs. Chopped lieet, 25c.
14 large Pineappiea. $1.00.
is Street Oranges. 250.
barns and Lettuce; on head.
Vineland Sweet Potatoes. lilo pk.
domestics PIOPLI‘. HOPIPUL
now HAVEN. Sept. ila.-'l‘hs coup
morning lathe, superior court.
nteroete. and has found many names
o the petitions. The nonsense pool
do are still hopeful to have the re-
lt the required
no petitions the question will so no
. some nonwaflx.’ Conn. seminar. snowman
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beginning this week. ‘ ‘
ithe laws on the seeking of the bpiavenus directly from the Stamford: “MW“ (“0'89 A- Barnes. 015118?-
. tei- schedolsvilbea' the cooler weather
control-table cars and it is a pleasure
‘ husband. who she acciis'ed of assault-1mm tbinkina 0’ “W 0““ DOWN"
' Jane ill. blather. of New York. Who.
porter court in a suit “out Mai-y it. i to
llayne, of Norwsik. tor alienation of
‘Georse
brought another notion against Mrs.
:laym.
Mather aliens that the Judsmenbsbo
recovered has not been paid in addi«
lion to the $1.000 damages the super-
ior court also awarded her costs or
$127.15. The‘platnutt says airs. Jayne
own: property“ Nortvalk and Hrs
Mather asks the caustic allows/toro-
'ciosiire. At tits time Math alienation
‘trtan Mrs. Jayne admitted that an.
and Mathirthim living to indicate
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SAYPiRSllNS
WERE "ilPSl
The Sherman Bribery Trial ill-
iere More Sensational Testi-
mony in Bridgeport
clERfivufu "ENY . The office of the express company?
“HARBES AGAINSI IHEM is in the old Woodward avenue trol-x‘
. ley barn and here the goods are stored.
botsvecn arrival and delivery. ill thef
rear of the barn inside there are twoi
barrels. One is filled with tar and
the other was filled with older brandy. .
What was not stolen last night revj‘
mains within the keg. but the honors"
> .arc about even. The thieves first op-;
BRIDGEPORT' Sept. 23.-The u“(finned the tar barrel, but found their}
{mistake before much had leaked out..ohanls' and Manufacturers'
was-run roasoas'r‘
Fall-tonight: unsettled sunday.
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cider Brandy and Pies Removed
Sometime Last flight—Building
Not Locked
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and Forty Minute Bars Will
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Everything is pow in readiness for
the commeucomont of the winter
schedule at the, trolley company on
Monday. The also have picked their
runs and are satisfied with their
choice. so far as can be learned. and
the winter schedule will so into ef-
fect: with the nrtt car out on Monday.
Forty minute headway on the Stain.
ford City Line branch will be main-
tained hereafter. tomorrow being the
last day or tbo‘twenty-minute sched-
ule. The cars Will leave South Nor-
walk on the odd hour and every tor-
ty mimics thereafter. thus making
it, on the odd and twenty minutes af-
ter the even hour. it makes four oars
every two hours to Stamford line in-
stead of six as in the summer soiled-r
Milne cars'wlll now run to Newtownimg of testimony in the case or First
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When Manager Richard M. Irwin. of
45 Meadow street. agent for the Coles
Electric Express Company. opened up
his office, this morning, he found that
thd'placo had been robbed. Entrance
was effected through an open door
and pastry and liquor were the ar-
ticles stolen. The work was probably
that at hobos.
W. S. Searles. oi Tokenelts,‘
Matter Before M‘erohsntsfl
and Manufacturers'
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Committee Appointed to links
Further investigation ,
Prominent Town Oltiolei Sweats
4 lie Did Not Pay Money
The executive committee of the line.
Assoc
Twentycne pies. fine examples of, ”9" held a ““99““3' last evening...
pastry fresh from the baker. of twcn-i the parlors of the South Norwalk (3
.ty-one vurieties. were also taken. it “i which time W 8‘ Beatles. “(T
its thought that the brandy and the ““9" who has been prominent in‘
,pies were not consumed on the spot, campaign ’0' extgrminating the W
hat that they were carried away. 2qultoea in that section. appeared“:
; Suspicion is directed to a couple of ‘ fore the committee ““1 “’3“ that it
linen who are said to reside in the institute a movement in the town tor.
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{neighborhood and it is likely that an “mills 0” 3 “mil” “mm”
“mammal!“ will be made by the ex- other parts of the town, particular
I" so "onw‘l-Kt we“ clinpany. :along the shore from Tokenolto to
' i Tile barn is easily entered for it lathe Saugatuck River. ll ‘
inever tightly locked. it has been‘ Mr. Searies, “’0 is '° "ma
.broken into before. if any one can be :hts matter and i“ 9’99““: ‘9 .
issld to break into a house when the‘ crib some toad arguments. "m.
idoors are not locked. - ithe members a! the committee“
i Besides the pastry and the liquor?“let that the extermination
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sill
sets in. They sre‘laru roomy and
to ride in them. I
Borne of the, smaller cars have also.
been painted and returned to Norwalk.
iiiiui illitlll
lilil illicit
Causes Arrest of Husband for
'city m.“ and thus the Newtown ave-imm- charged on three counts with:
one and station cars will be taken off.‘ bribery “t “mm W“ Completed «"33‘
The entire change takes off tour cars; “rd" and ““3 fa” “50"”19'1 until
and places sixteen men on the extra; Wednesday when arguments will be
lint again. {made and the ease given to the jury.
The Stamford line care will continel . ““'
to Roton Point as long as the trellis? \Continued on Sixth Pu”
warrants the trip. y
A number of the former doilbie.P08T‘L SIVINB IAIK
truck enclosed cars have been inf '
Bridgeport receiving a thorough over‘l “PEI:
panting and renovating. Several came: - ..
back yesterday and they an; in the“ The Postal Savings, Bank in the
Wall street carcham resplendent with South Norwslk post silica opened for
now costs 0! ballot paint. business at it o’clock. this morning.
rm em up in used outdo win- wiin Clerk “KI. new Keywords in, .
sham. loathing else was taken; A milk bob. 9°“: was; neogslty ”
Postmaster General Frank H. Hitch-ills was found in one corner or 0:03:2me done I“ .m...
cock desisnated the South Norwalkipiace tied with a bandans handkepgh “ ed m ° ”£0"; mm“
once a place for s Postal Savings chief. filled with brandy. which is the, “2:: m‘ m .
Mk some time .30 and since thuionly clue. It is thought likely that} Mr 808:1; recited bile r m .
Nine Postmaster E. E. Crowe and hill the thieves were frigtened off by s fits which had resulted fro: m
assistants hare been busy with landowner-by before they had time to ”grain in Shippan Point m T -.
lsrlsln‘ themselves with the rules andlmove this bottle. and held that the general “1
mutations of the new system and is? tins of the mosquito woulll ‘ .
making other preparations for the new i 0|.“ TIFF‘NV I come an absolute necessity a”? ,.
bnghtzaster Crows has appointed! iguard to the health of the sodium
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The committee a tilted S. ‘ .
Clerk Koyworth to take charge of thojg ’ultnl'o Bun": I Hatch J. Emrov 8‘33“ “d “"3:
work. The hours will be the some“ i 1 Albert M. P oblman a committee to 1U.- .
the money order system. from 8 m III-l vestlgnte further into the matter and
NEW YORK. Sept. 23.—Fire swapt
until 6 p. m. Deposits will be made 1 through two floors of the old Tiflsny I ascertain the cost of th ‘
i 9 work and tho
Mm" Ill“ Titan Drinks at thzerststelgd 14::er window any i :ullding. 111-15 ignitingggm Early to- . other features connected with the “n,
ma wean ere ours. sy. caus a on . ama e.‘ .
Barbells Acid “‘ 8 ”3“”-
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Idioms ivoiiit
injuring two firemen and endangering;
the lives of several others. The build-‘
,lng is occupied by several manufsog
‘ luring firms ‘TQGK- "RKET '8
i The are started with an explosion.! .‘0.E'“lt STIofl'lI
which brought the suestsmut at uni
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DANBURY. Sept. 23.-—Afier having‘
her husband arrested last night Mrsq
Oswald Hanli’en. 25 years old at-; I“ BIEEI'IG"
tempted suicide by drinking carbolicf.
acid and was taken to a hospital in a} GREENWICH: 391“. 83.--Some f neighboring hotels in a panic. 'and;
critical condition. After having her' h0“‘°"°”°"i‘°d‘y “0“” “0t “traumatised a squad of detectiv
NEW YORK. sepi. 23.~—Compatig
95' who bid 1 live calm prevailed at the openins a!
rs in the l the stock market today. after the Will ,
parks. to lot about thirty prisoners ee- ; ”an” of~yeglerday‘ Tradmg in. q
cape while they rushed to the scene.'
The two injured firemen were cut by
.. .been rounding up sleepe-
his her, "no“... Mrs. Hanlyen womb sons "After the Ball. Last nililt 3.
to the home of a sister and when horicmml’ ”I” “‘3 held ill "‘9 Armory; i a much smaller basis and lithium
husband had been released returned ‘ and it V“ 3 ““80 30‘3““ ”id financial;
with an onset to tell her that she;'“°°°"- TM" morning larasl mum'l‘fslling glass. Four pipelnen were cut’
need not appear in hours in the morn- '0‘“ “ll ‘0 iind that “"31"” ””1
Ewero general. U. 8. Steel, the Ito
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all by the flames on a fourth floor but '
ins. she drank the contents of a her i ransacked his residence. had taken'
4 center of yesterday’s slump. opol’ifl
”it 1-4 higher, 3600 shares soiling
.cony when the hose they were carry
tie at cal-bolts acid and threw thel’m "0'" hi' 0"“ "id MI '0'” cloth-gm! burst.
' 57 1-4. The next transaction vs
empty vial at the feet or her husband. i lax. “'0 watches W Md W330“ 0“” to their a
A “m ”w" w“ m'hediBOO shares at the same price.~
asistance It!“ in time to’prefarred stock. which CiOIOd
She w“ cared for .1 01100, but “heithC choice MEG! Of UHVGPWIM Ind IIVO
‘plsood them in a tablecloth ready to;
W" ”W" 3683' at 1059‘. opened at 1pm.
drank so much of the poison that she . The homes were extinguished after
will mommy die. be removed. Something must have”
irishtsood them. further did not take»
. i the next sale its gain was loom
wo hours’ hard work.
the silver. Mrs. Walsh. wife of Judgoi
in full point.
_ . i The market showed no limo
James F. Walsh. also reports hearins'. "III". of WWII”
BIBWQB WWI! PLIIB
.extremo nervousness ot restarting » ,
strsnn noises outside the window out
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taxicab st livery prices. Tel. 102642.
otsise seals“
ilEFliBEB‘TB m
stood ioooiinu
lover night to dispel the tin .
enough to telephone the police. Tbiii . grounding the status of m: I
seems to be the reason that the bur-i“ The Knishts of Columbus had s very‘ 5m" 8“” “worm“; T"; ‘ ~..;
‘glars got very little booty. They no ‘tlno treat accorded them. Thursday“? °E Ehz‘m“d°:v:“;:h “9'.“
3m! to have begun work attorthe ball. night, by the lecturer. John Lodwith.;m" “P ' r“ ' a n ‘
Major Flynn was present and gave a T “to“ the opening slump. w” w
timely talk on matters pertaining tolerant responsible for ”‘9 better _
the best interest otColumbtanism lid; TM general market hold a“!
‘espscially in this state. Rev. Failhsrammdy ”mum“ ”1 oesrly t
‘nitslty followed by a speech. which are i although th" Copper and Steel '
herding to later report 'showed that Emma (rotationally.
'lie is up to date in his talks. John
‘McMalitin was called on than by the
lecturer to close with a short speech.
‘lte responded ably. by pointing out
home new ideas. sounding a warning
and asking all present to never forgot
the pledse‘e they promised and to
“abide by the same vines the Interest
bi the order is at stake.
fthough no developments had we
a veranda. and she was. suspiciousl
‘ suooriuo Arms iN discus.
MADiLb. Okla.» Sept. 28.—-Tom nor-
, liven/man. and l... L. Randomnes-
tsr dead: T. 0. Thomas. of Kingston.
Okla. and an unidentified youth Irena.
dad are the "stilts or s .shootlns at.
tray in a crowded circus tout here.
only today. horde. it is stated. ob-
tested to Reed's show or suthority~
lined having been depiitised as a spam
isi odiosr for the dey~snd a dispute
culminated in both men dmitng wea~
pone. Rods and Reed tell. mortally;
intruded. (the outer victims were 1in
standard.
aids Ear nurtures-r.
mint ' turd . miuafin oi
mails. some. concepts
recoi'ered 81.000 damages in the su-§
Mather’s attentions. bani
in an action tiled yestnrdsy
mes mains rsnosallo Affri
Mrs.
OHOWKI‘ .
At the conclusion of the weekly
hearse!" or the choir of Trinity“
copal church,..whlch was bold.
coins. at "the residence of ts, .
mother. Miss Mae Harris w '
“restaurant-prised b ’
of the choir who show
union. in. honor of w
rim .to herein“ at. ya , W
roommate»
sessions-r lN. sir.” Louis
951'- 1.001%. .flriiel'érrmml
’l‘sl'tprrlvsdiiiers at 'i: as thiamine.
its was tall“ at sites ?t the as».
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trumpet sits claimed to be; flashers
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