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' horrible and nauseating. A.Cascsret
- thudisi church
lIViII IIIII 80008
No 1111101131.... Headbohe, sick. Sour
Burnett, indluoptlon, Coated
Tongue or constipation.
1 1 W. .
Furdsd Tongue, and Taste, indiges-
tion. Bellow Skin and Miserable Head-
aches come from s torpid liver and
which cause yonn
stomach to become tilled with undi-
gested food. which soars end turnouts
liltis’ garbage in newih buriei. Thet‘e
the first step to untold misery-«471110
section. foul gases, bad breath. yellow
skin. mental fears, everything that is
tonight will give you a thorough
cleaning inside and straighten you
out by morning. They work while you
sleep-«a 10-cent box from your drug
'wlst will keep you feeling good for
corporations endphe like; Any person
over ten years old can make a depos~
is of from 81 to 0100. u’l‘his includes
married women-V rm may deposit
sums in their own names. As is al-
ready known. interest at a per cent.
will be paid on all deposits.-
W‘ 0‘ 1
The death. Tuesday niaht. of Fred-
erick Street, you of William E. Street.
1711s a surprise to many in- and about
Vilnrlen. He'wea in the best of health
up to Monduy'nlglit. Death occurred
twentyqfour hours later. He was forty
years or use. and was connected with
the Pennsylvania Coal Company for
years. The sense of hie-death is siren
[as Bright's dinette which caused com
gestlon of the brain. The funeral ser-
vices over the remains were held. this
afternoon at 8 o’clock, from the into
home and was largely attended. The
many floral tributes were mute testifl
inouy of the esteem with which be weth
held by a large number of friends.
months.
take a Cnncaret now and then to keep
their stomach liver and bowels regu-
lated. and never know a miserable
moment.
cleansing, too.
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The Republican lown committee
Millions of men and women-V.
Don't forget the children—-.
their little insides need a good. gentlaV
1 THE 'romc 0F VICTORY. V
Army Surgeon Says It Acts Almoss as.
V an Anaesthetic. .V
I
Bonnette, 71 French army surgeon
Vattnched to the Thirty-ninth Artil-
WVlery, writes in the Press Medicaie of ,nearby towns were present
:the extraordinary indifference to the}
pain of operation manifested by theV
soldiers of Napoleon while the great
conqueror was swooping victoriouslyV
over Eumpe. While the defeated sol~|
dier is full of imaginary terrors. sub-V
ject to panic, madness, and treason.i
the conqueror on the other hand is‘
intoxicated with gnccess. says the
New York Medical Journal. Nothing;
V not even» the morbitic microbe, can re-
' :slsi troops who believe themselves to
V be invincible.
Victory is the most powerful ofV
met last night.
John Bartoes left Tuesday to attend
the flremen's convention at Hartford
restoratives and the deepest antics-V
thetlcs. Iegless membeos of the. OldV
VGuai'd crowded into an ambulanceV
V would at sight of the Empero: rise on
VRaymond‘s 11111 Tuesday owning. A V
Vwitli instrumental music. was enter-
Voporated upon by Dr. Bishop at the
. Geo. '10. Partly hut-storm from a
vacation spent in Vwoet Virxlnie.
V V V ‘V I
' (loo. R. Brown. cloudefoet and Peru
or Gregory were in Ne’W‘TfYork Tues-
,Vdey.‘ . -,
m
Mrs. lilienbea Hoyt. Mrs. H. B. Ron-
.1... and Miss Fanny L. Heyt spent
Wednesday in'Ncw York.
The dance given by Court William
McKinley in Raymond’s Hall. Monday
evening. was well attended and In on
Ionbie weir.
1——
The Grange held an open meeting in
short amateur sketch, interspersed
towing, and amusing. Refreshments
were served at the close of the pro-
gram. A number of dressers from
Cecil EIIiInS of Railroad avenue was
Hahnemnnn Hospital in New Y.ork
Tuesday afternoon. for stricture‘of the
intestines. Although his .condition is
critical. there is said to be an even
chance of his recovery. Eleven inches;
of gut were removed as Well as the;
appendix. The surgeonsfound thaiV
the intestines had telescoped” in twol
distinct places He is accompaniedV
by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Hani’ord‘
Aieri.
i
l
The large touring t'nr owned bi ii. i
B.l‘hn_1eril’. of Siliermine. was in col
iislou with a U3 iv‘isl touring cur
William E. Ahhton has oompletedV their stumps and salute him. Aftei owned by Charles illcfouthaler 1)!th
buildiuga Shop at the rear of his “are Vi‘uylull Lurl'fl)’ opefilted “n“lit‘rrllllted VLehnnon ill. the “’0‘ of C‘noe HIIIJ
’l‘ he paving removed for the instal- Vporis how the soldiers seemed uncon- twisted and “0103000
11 for thirty six hours. and be re-
Tuesday afternoon. Both cars wereV
Nelson Brow 11,
luiiou of water pipes under the bridge' scious of their 01111 troubles. lost in (hauil'eur I0? Ml”- T0359" Claim“ thfllV
has been relnid.
ii. Smith pastor of the Me
entertain-ed the mem-V
berskn' the (hOil‘ last night. at 11 30V
7-i11l in tho clilllcil.
Rev.
Wilbci Gainer went on :1 mareuding
expedition y'esterdsi, up the hickory
tree of Mr. Dusdale. What he didn‘t
get isn't worth mentioning
'i‘lie Ladiesm Aid hock-1y of tie Con»
gregutiounl church is holding a cake
supper at the home of Mrs.
Morchousc, Sn. this afternoon.
The Darien Gun (‘lub is to have a
shooting mulch next Sutuidni after
noon.
loud at present,
but Martin Shnugh-
ii1-ssy is steadily climbing 1111 on- his.
Silill‘i‘.
Jerome (inlner received a distin-
guished (illif‘r. Tuesday. in the per
11011 :11 (‘ougicssmun ilill who 11'n.~1 on
his 11111 to New York and stopped over
to have a chat. hir.(l:1incr is an old
friend of the Congressman.
The members of Tent 4. Daughters
of Veterans, of Bridgeport, visited the
Soldiers“ Home at Noroton Heights.
yesterday afternoon. and gave a short
eutertninmeut in the chnpel for the
soldiers. They were shown through
the various buildings.
Mr [lilies has offered the use of his Submlsslie us he was to superior ofli 1 thn i.
lame moioi truck for the conveyance cinls, he resented at once any indica- Viierk Andrew F.
tion that his men Were being sacr-l ~
fired to other commands elsewhere ; Town Deposit Fund.” Edward B. Lew-V
. renoc; Auditor Theodore W. Benedict; V
‘ilrsnd Jurors. Willem l. Brent. Joseph
of all the bull players to Shorehnven
luu next Suturdey afternoon. after the
month” game between the line Wean
and the Would Bee The otter has
been occupied by the committee.
m
Desplip the ma that Martian comeaV best evidence oi his euro is that theV
M-oudsi. ”to political situation in Der
ion is unusually quiet. it being I tore:
stone conclusion that the remit will beV
docidedh favorable to the Republican
side of the 1111111111. ii is figured that
an Reliscllcur l'ooloy, the present
Democratic selectinsii will be re ~-‘eieo
11111 for the 10ml member of the board.
The other pert of the ticket is slated
(or defeat all the l'lspublicuu anoiily
will undoubtedly carry everything be-
fore it.
With the establishment of postal
depositories through the country. the
uovsrninont instructs the public in its
uses. A printed sheet containing all
necessary information on the subiect
is given to each depositor. A clause
ill “Ill Mil" lhll only an individual
can make a deposit. thus herring all
1.1.1; ""
Supplies
Gels, Annuities. Traps. sic.
serum “Bread: Co.
Alfred .
George Schlichting is in the.
thought of the glory of their leader.
Vnnd maimed as thov were lending
Vtheir best old to fellow patients. V
At llorodluo l.urre1' disaiticuluied
the shoulder of u Colonel. who i111-
mediuich set out for France on foot.
leiere he arrived after three months
'wulkiun. After fordlug the liorcsinn.
Vii river in itusslna. Gen. Znyohvchekh
75 years old tied his knot-cup shat-
tered by a bullet; amputation was
ipeslormed- in three minubs in a vlo
lcut snowsioi 711 and in bitterly cold
111'1'uibei. yet the white haired officer
was placed in a sledge and taken to
VV,i|un 11 here he died at the hire of lid
V'yeuis. Millli' simllnr tinet'dotes ale
told l11-11111'cl1'il wnr ieieruns.
V LEE'S CARE OF HIS ARMY.
Willi this constructive experience
behind him. l.ce continued through
' out the war to trout his army, not 115V
11 mcrcjlgbtlng IiiiiOVlIE'i‘. but as n liu»
mun body
clothed or ought to be for even his
' efforts could not accomplish the impos- V
sible. ilc enjoins upon his subordl
{unto (idlcci's cures for the well-being
V of their men. “Do not let your troops
run down if it can possibly be avoidedV
1 by attention to limit wants. comforts.V
ei1.,' by their respective commanders.’
ills constant appeals to the Richmond
authorities for provisioine with graph- '
10 statements of the soldiers' suffer!
11111.111'9. pathetic in tlieii earnestness.
"lliuve been mortldhd to find that
then any scarcity existed, this use
Vtho only army in which is it found
V neoessury to reduce the rations " Tile
soldiers ti'iisted him. and were willing
to starve. if he bade them. it is re-
corded that a private once wrote 1101'-
Villa: that he could not. do his work on
his rations. and asking If the general
anew what they were. 1171, if he did. VTr“ Warden, Bernard 8' Woundy
it must be that the scarcity was un
avoidable and the men would do the
best they could.
answer, but explained the situation in
'11 general order. “After
was not a murmur in the emf——
(inmuliel Bradford, Jr.. in Atlantic.
w
AN ANTIDOTE HANDV.
The woman was the author or a
cook book that had been published
at her request with wide margins
and occasional blank pens: for notes
and additional recipes. Often site had
expressed a wish to see on old copy
of the heel: and and out to what use
the blank spaces had been 11111. One
day in e Monti-hand book store her
husband unearthed as old volume.
Noticing that it had been annotated
freely. be bound it. After a day or
two, in «aid: _
"How shout the notes in that cook
book? Wen they interesting?”
"No." sli’s slid ourtiy; "they didn't
111111111111 to anything.
When he not a shares its looked
thrush the book himself. llivory note
' him was a remedy
Wit
. filizilivo outlaw.
’ the pnr'lb ulars and an lmestlnulion us
11'l1l1'l111111e1 be fed andV
VBchool Committee. George N. Yeaton.
Lee malts no dirocil
that there.
he was driiing his car at a moderate
speed coming over the rush: road from
Silvci'miue to \‘ew Civilian. in his our
were Misses Ruth and Dorothea They--
er. 'l‘lie Dicfenthaler car, driven in"
Which h‘oniieli. was coming over tho’,
Norwailt road, and about to climb (:auV
nos iiill. ills young son was with him
at the time of the impact and wssV
thrown out. its was not injured. Fen-l
hell is equally positive that his 0an
undressing 1.10wade 11,111 he 111mm:- ‘3
ed :1 warning. Brown and Ot't‘illlflnls:
of his car did not bear the signal. The
'i‘hnyor car was on the right side of:
the road and lilt the illeicntlinir-r car
71 side swipe on the driver's side. The
V state police were in the vicinity of the
time, searching for Tony Sabine. iheV
They took notes of
to the responsibility of the occidentV
will be made.
Everything is now ready for the nice-V
iiou to be held in the Town ll11li.on
lilonda1'.fronifi 11.111.11ntll4p iii The
license issue see-111s to be the main
question and as the wels won lnatV
your by 01111 40 majority there is no;
positive assurance for either side unillV
after the ballots are counted. l‘oilow-- .
.1111: uro the 1i: kots that has been nomi-V
noted for the consideration of the 10-!
tern: V
IiepubllcunwAssessor
V chd
you.
Francis EV
:llonrd of Relief. George W. i)ur~
Charles w Hodges; Selectmen
Simone John ll Behm; Town
Jones; Town Trees V
uror. Edwnid it. Lawrence: Agent oil
1
i". ailiman: Collector of Taxes. Alonso
der Mr endiick; Constables. Edward I.
Jones. George T. Smith; Registrar or
Voters. w. Samuel Raymond; Town
Vifi'snlt S. Dswiess; Library Directors.
Francis iii. Weed ii Day Atwsier, in:
Democr-utlo -,~Asseesor Cornelius (l.
VTu1';ior Board of Relief Charles 8.
Wood Eber-liaid Schmidt; Selectmen
.Fruultlin Stevens. Uiban 0. Seymour;
Town Clerk. Andrew 8‘. Jones; Town
Treasurer. Edward ii. Lawrence:
Agent of Town Deposit Fund. Edward
3. Lawrence; Auditor. Myron ill. Craw-
ford: Grand Jurors, Conrad Wolfsl.
Joridn tr. H. Booth; Detector of Tens.
Alexander McsKndrick; Constables.
irvins A. Jones. Artinius W. Noble;
Registrars of Voters. James J. Cody;
Town School Committee. French: in.
Green. John iii. Selleck; Library Dino
tors, lornalius (1. Taylor, Edna H.116.-
ore; Tree Warden. Michael Alters.
mm“
-A specific for pain—Dr. W
llcloctrieo airmen.
111' in America for 80 years.
ALL our.
lie-«ale Miss Smith in?
inlaid-«No. she's out. 1“
How-Well. then. call Miss Earths.
Maid—~«8he's out. too.
most ever devised. A non old rem «
‘ How a maids “1111111711116 «11:11:.
217111 31111111111110 ,_
it has been sVAI that the measure of
1': man’ s character I what he would do
if he knew it won never be found out.
There is nothing mortals shrink from
more than the idea oi having all their
mental doinirs’. tilfiil'tllnklfls. nightly
declared to the world As they advance
perhaps be willing to hone their wrong
thoughts uposeti'lf the soodthoushts
could have equally fair hearing. Then
comes the time. and inmost indeed be.
a place of rest beside still waters.
when 71‘ man never harbors for a mo-
ment any thought that can lniure him.
self or another; when every mental
act is in accord with the divine Mind.
God, in whom all things are forever
perfect. ~80. L Stanhope.
Uneeda
never disappoint!
You have never
heard anyone say-—
“The Uneeda Biscuit
in that last package
' were not as good as
usual.”
You have never said,
it yourself.
It is one
make soda crackers
that are occasionally
good. "
It is quite another
thing to make them-
so that they are not
only always better
than all other soda
crackers, but always
of unvarying good-
"988.
The name “Unee'da”
—-stamped
one of them—means
that if a million
packages of Unecda
Biscuit were placed
before yOu, you
Vcould choose any
one of them, con-
fident that every ~
soda cracker in that
package would be
as good as the best
Uneeda Biscuit ever
baked.
How-l suessfiii bit by the fire 1110
watt.
VHUMAN'INITITU'I‘IONB GROW OLD
. WITH AMAZING RAPIDITY.
».Aii conservatism is~~iuised upon the
idea that it you leave thinss alone you
have then: as they are. But you do
not. it you leave 11 third; stone you
leave it to a torrent at 1111111111: it 11011
More a white poet alone it will soon be
‘0. block‘post. If you particularly want
if" to be white. you must be always
1111111111.; it 17170111., Butythis which is
true even of inanimate things Is in a
quite apeciel and terrible sense true of
all human thin-gs. A71 almost unnat-
iirai vigilance is really required of the
eitlsen-hecsuseot the horrible rapidity
with which human institutions grow
old—«G. K. Chesterton.
m.“
V 1Success can be accomplished much
more readily if you put your heart
51: a package-never
sold in bulk.
as well as your hands into year work.
Biscuit.
thing to
on every.
s
VV éugi‘flmn szmeURYi
rAr'r IN use names.
,. DES MOINES, ls., Sept.20.—-Prest~
dent Taft and party arrived here from
Waterloo. 111.. at 7102 a. 711.. and were
at once escorted to the Grant Club
for breakfast.
are wonder
1,.
Sentinel
workers.
The Celebrated 13.50
WELLER
Safety Razor
for .500
Call at our store and- examine then:
M
“want ads. '
our Compound for three years. Write
(or estimates. Correspondence colic
lied.
Century Roofing (30.. inc.
03 Washington. 8!. South Nerwall-
Hotel Mahtickemo
7. R. 110101011, Mar.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATE
RATE! '2 PER DAY AND UPWARO
bUN DAY DlNNERS 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 938 .
CityNationiilBank
TRANSACT8 A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONEISTENT
WIT H 80 U ND
BAN KING
Capital jurpius and Profits
0100330000 .1 17.000.00
Safe Deposit Boxes 00 and 85 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. 1st Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vics
Pros.
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier
DIRECTORS
E. H. Msthen’rson J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light
Christian Ewart: Fred. H. Rowan
Bamusi Grumman Lewis a. Huributt
Henry 0. Lockwood
ljew Work: New
even I a
ford
RAILROAD ,
TIME TABLE
In that Juno 4, 1011.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 NIW YORK
A. Din—12:0“. S: 09:. 3. (LI
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1 201:. 1 1753711411111. in s.
111-7011. 10.1511.Vl
we. brain—12:01; Vz:0i.l 1V:s7xm1PiVVu:V .9:
soil 1, “es D If OI VQI' .
84917.8.93410115‘ . 0:308
0:10. 0:11 7.11111'. 7: m. 's:1tdx.'i
eundsys. .
% filmlgiixi 17. ii: 077. 01:1:.V0‘V0;‘125m
{611%. 7: 091:. 7: -1i. 7277:: a. 71:1 71ml. 0:13;.
le YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
."67. :m. was :10. 11:00:. 7:
7:03;“ 001:. sutx‘. mulx. is: m. 70:
%.~1208Vxh1.10:~1:008. 7:003. 11: .
0100:,101. 0:"! .. .018”. 0: 003.0 :1
: 1: s on. 7: 0011. 0108:. s 00:. s:
17:70. 1110011..
lendsys.
A. 717.4: 011, 7-70. 1150:. 7:07;. 10:07...
xilf'.V-iil: 04 0:02:77. 01.0:013. 7:.10:
1.111.113.
'08 77.0
i :00:.1
law‘s'
soin'i-t nonWALK To new
HAVEN.
If.il::l877.litx.1 :11.
11:11.1017114111111 1.11"": V 7'”
p 1:51.711 11171.13.
*3“:
u'iti‘iiixlén'ix' 070100. 7:108. 100:.
To fluids-90m. harden only—0100 on.
Aulw-flz‘lk. hill. 113M 070!" :11.
‘ :0“
t 111:: a: 0:31.50“: we
:00
people ?"
be one of these hired men who-3 V
around taildn‘ when they ought ‘00.
at work."-—Wsshin17ton Star.
South peritoneum-
Eastern Points—5: 03 7' .00. 80: 00 01 M11
0.0 213. 3: 00,
Western Points-’5' 65%;)
Danbur rah-6V: .55, 8: 30 a.
Nov-wet
Intern Points—6: 00. (Bridge
for yousseit. 8: 40) :00 11. m: 1. 001, 0: 00. it: 00m V71.
Won’t”! Pumps—010000.! 883' . 1
1:00. 2135.8:0 11.771
W Wi ore & Co. Danbur 4111100174 rn.' 1:110 "W“.fi
gm Nor-gut 4:00, 9:00. '00 a. I'm: 1:
1 1 D-
DRUOOIG‘I’I Mails for all points close 5: 30 p. 777. 0‘07:-
. North "I'll .31 '0. "ml“ days. E- E. CROWE. Postmaster. .1
l
11 . .
Does Your Roof Leak? N°' “1“ “mm“
MIIII DWIQEMI
m 510 n' m _ Ens.
1:11'-m..-:1.':1'~:":":2:. n...
a. s an o o
9:10 m.'—.E1,sw”so.wnnin.
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‘: ‘ -— s n on orw
STOP. ALL LEAKO 111509..) irT—Dansbugy division.
L N GALLON 1:25 p. 1111.. .—--‘PeintstVsst of Stanford tast-
ers on
350 A GA LO ’5‘: A 2:20 p. m.—West and South Norma.
. 5' 00 p. muaalangn Station. Danbury’ and
0
W0 80in!!!" "ill Vellum; W8" 0' 6:30 p. m —Eest. West and 80.030113:
8:00 p. m. — last, W est and So. Now
omeuav 'ro sou-rs nonwaut. £38.00“.
«11100. “0138:. «as. 0101s. 0100. 71
TALKED TOO MUOH
“What has become of that
used to say he was a servant
"The people had to let him 30
piled Further Corntossel. "He girl;
m— » .0». w—w-
IVOUTH NOIWALK nos? 8"”.
MAILS
MAIL! ARRIVI FROM
1 01:,“ 00. 10:”10. fl.
:1: 00.5 ‘V
-~B' 30. 0: 00. 10: 00 a. 771.;1100. 07R:
8:“00 :1 n1.
MAILS OLOBI FORno
‘i 0 15:00.4:633,
Sundays snd Voildsys.
Last mail closes 11:30 9.171.
day collection at“ .. 3'0
Mails Fiscal .
m.—-All directions. ‘
.m. —Cannon Station.
tin—East. west of Bridgeport.
m. ~—Wilton and Danbury.
7n —-Sou1h Norwal 1.17
in -—Ee.st. West and 50.10de
m «Deiibiiry division.
iii—«East. West and So Namath.
m.— Isl.
m—Eesi and South Norwslk.
n1. .-—~1§Vew wast. Brooklyn and South
orw
mW—East West and So. Nor-walk.
Su and
m. w .asi. \\ "9510.111: So. Norwalk
1“ h'rriers Window open from 0 until .
. m
E. S. ADAMS. mm
FIRE ALARM 1
GOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES
weenie
{'V‘Vrks' Telephone for tire aim
7‘! 1.4
3—i\\nshlngton and North H01: 80‘,
Mnhnckemn Hotel.
i-xDe and Raymond Sis 1,
5~17R G Corset Factory. private.
0—Hoyt' s Theatre“ .
l:\'oianlk Hosp!
Music Hall. cotton: and City m
9—C ross St.
lS-leest 31.. Franklin School.
l3—xCencord 3L. Concord and
schools.
H—North Main and Ann Sta.
i5~ngh St and Bavview A00.
10~x.\or1vuik iron Works.
t7-\icst Ave and Cedar St. -
ill—High School. West Ave.
fli—Weet St. and Taylor Ave. ._
‘23—.1'Ely Ave and Low t. ,
20~Chestnut and itsan Sta.
25~—xSoutii Main Ind lionroe 8!.
211-4 .exington Ave. and Austin at.
27—“ est and Elm Grove Sta. .
zit—South Main 81.. between Grove
Meadow. Ste.
32—171)!) Electric Works. State St.
30—437mm; and Ole Sis
star 813.1
m
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2
sue-“565
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p.771
9.
p.171
p.
p.m
a
:1 «Va -'7 aurora
V‘ire Alarm Headquarters at
5-41-1111 item] and
ST—xLocksood Mfg. Co.
ii—Fsirileld Ave. and Cedar 80.
iQ—Tayior Ave and South St.
43—- \\ oodonrd A111. and Meadow It.
ikBurritt and Quintnrd Aves, and W
St.
iii—W oodw 11rd and Lowndes Aves.
iii—Golden Hill St and Elmwood Ave.
52—» Washington St. Bridge. . .
hi-Freighi yard and Ann 8t.. private. .-
M~Norwalk Lock (30.. private.
1x1 Denotes non interfering boxea.
()1!) Master box. from which the not»
bar of any box can be sounded.
One stroke at 12 noon and 0 D. In; ,.
siendnid time c. i-
one stroke at odd times. testinl or
line open. 1.
311-15 strokes 11711-1; tin alarm. lire out. 80-
ca 5 epartment. -
”Thlree! sliow strokes. water to be that
o —-—- —.
At 12: 05 p 111mb Wednesday. s but
is lVqulled for test
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will be given of nearest box.
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