SbortiNonan
Biomaswrm
ESTABLISHED BY' ‘
. JAMES. GOLDEN.
Emma L. Guided, adntinistratrix C
v‘with the“ will annexed. of the
-. oatate oi JamcsGolden. lie
I ceased. Publisher. ‘
time comes the people «shall probably
ed with considerable interest.
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REV. WILLIAM H. WAKEHAM.
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The iRev. William H. lWakeham.
w... «an»
.. ‘ .., - ~ . 'vldual pastorate in the history of the
; VSA‘TURDAY. APRIL 5. 19:3,
. ’[wotients a Copy -— $5 a Year
‘ HINI‘ATURE ALMANAC FOR
'.-' ‘ ‘ TOMORROW -
High tide 10:47 a. m.; 10:58 p. to.
Sun risosrsgos; sets 6:23. ‘
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work.
has been for the general good of this
SOCIETY NOTICES
m
'imootpo nines-roar. “
"5 A Stated Convocation of Butler
Qhapter. R. A. M.. will be held at its
hoomo, April 8th, 1913, at 8 o'clock p.
m. Election of officers.
internally yours, denontinutlon. dis a pastor he was
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sec’y. attentive, and as a speaker he was
.. . never commonplace. He did his work
well, and his special addresses were
EUTgflgfika" SOAFtDy" or often masterpieces. helpful to a mark-
ed degree and always up-todaté. ~
In his't‘vlt‘e..’Mrs. Wakeham, helhad
an ideal pastor’s wife. tactful. consid-
erate, modest. The combination stood
for team work and efficiency, and in
TRADE
”mount—Nehemiah Candeo.
VlooProlldont-4Narln .l. Pldpeon.
”rotary—Frank w. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
‘ Chester will lose two personalities President Wilscns ultimatum to.
EVENING SENTINEL» TELE'i valued for their true worth. The city sugar interests. that they must agree;
PHONE. CALLS -
of South ‘Norwalk is to be congratu-
go—z—Newa Department
92-3—busmoss uepartment
1388 —-Branch Office, Norwalk.
[90 ——Editor’s Residence
yog-s—City Editor's Residence
and as Christian workers.
ty reception will be theirs any time
1 they appear in our tnidst.——-l’ort (‘ltos-
7.: __ .,__.. _ .s-.-......-.---.......... itcr lluily tliecord.
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A RESULTS. .
“. W.“ PHYSICAL VALUATION.
,« The results of the Town Bridge (From the Boston Herald.)
Meeting. when a faction of the .\'or-‘
iwalk Protective League attempted to
interfere with the work of the Bridge
Construction Committee. have been;
surprising.
tuition of the railroads upon which the
interstate commerce commission will
soon enter? When the scheme was
first urged a decade or less ago, it was
expected by its friends that It would
solve the great railroad problems and
do avlvay with all'evils ol’ the transpor-
tation systems—«furnish the basis of
rule making and reveal the
capitalization or each road. The idea
was feared and fought by the-railroads.
Now there is a law providingr for such
a valuation of all thellnea in the coun—
U‘)‘.‘llll(i it passed congress in ihe clom
lug days of the Taft administration
with practically no oppoSitlou from the
railroads or other source.
rxpect far less of it. however. than
What little feeling there
was in South Norwalk and East Nor~
pain in favor of '4'onsolidation. has
been effectually banished. 'l‘hoso meu.‘
who doubled the statements ol’ the
hull-consulitintioulsts as to what might‘
the exported. under a consolidation res"
gimo, and who had to be given subaianu
Ual evidence. worn satisfied, as it foil
will. of that meeting. it is the gonvrnl
opinion thin no more vicious action
“at; cn-r attempted in ibis town than
that. they did once. and ihoue who opposed
It would appear that those men willy ii bitterly “i first say nothing ““59
‘of it than that it will he a waste of
lime and mom-y.
The. work will (alto several years
and cant both the government and the
roads many millions. and the results
will be at local intereutlng, even if of
little practical value.
is authorised to ascertain not only the
value of the land and all of the physi-
cal plant of the linen. but also the viii-
uc of tho franchises and the value oi
the coins concerns.
nition of the fact that numerous other
't'ii'iili'lllfi than morn physical v
i‘turwnih.’ llid it not. occur. to llitnn . to make up the value of a ”‘de it“?
were behind that movement are blind.
ed to what tbr allot-ls might be as a:
result of their actions. They refuse to
put temptation lit-hind tltnm and no'.’
ppm: the impulse of the moment with
disastrous nitrite to their own mum»,
mid ~with lninrloth oi‘l‘twm upon the
town unveritnn-nt.
'tlJld lill‘hl' E:untlit-tuun vwr stop to;
. think iiinl by their actions the} tuiuht‘
be injuring tho t‘rctllt or the Town or
that it might not be for liw lloui intor-
wttu of this town to indulac in out“
N‘lit‘ii pyt‘ttlt-t'itliit‘n liiit‘l‘ it hm; pnwmi n ‘ courao, it will he an important mailer
bond issue on tho market [or rain and WWW“? “l“ commission docidva
disposed oi ll.‘ llid it hot Aoorut‘ to
iitctn that whrn tln' town Milli tltoun
bonds, in road faith. it assumed it
NOW.
. . . . . l . , « or lab
. “(lily r.«tniuwilalllii, whirh iiilliiliii nu; 'l‘ho hallway Arte tlurotto pointht follow lit-hut. or who voluntarily has “Wm“! ”w “W ro-lnntnntiou 0' “iihdmkl but “I“{Ni’ ‘tjuthifigil‘l‘o ’1.“
mnnun one reason why the railroad» walootne sacrificed himseil in an heroin manner steamer ““3 “‘3‘” “km with ““5 parlance. the ““i‘ u . "
'itm valuation instead of opposinx it for tho bnnoilt of others.
iron from any such illilliliillilli a:
xiii! that tiil‘l'l'lmi iliiuillsi the ill'iligi)‘
in» formerly. They behave that it will
prortmltlun oil \i’ntlnuuday niltln'f lllu dmmmmm mg lnoorrottmtiilll of the formed by Mflong the nature of Whose men illilif‘i' hint on the manner
they illiti‘ thrim thing» into countdown“ liliilllifli' build! that the milmdu um
'iitill lli‘ till llwy lilli tilil‘ti',’ invgirrvmfluumyfl. Th!” ililiifl [g “ring.
We lil‘l‘ not “inhibit for booth Mriihonod by the reunite of valuations:
jwp are not priming ior lixt‘vt‘ "l“ ”WWMMW been made in “M".
We are do-
walls.
Norwallt iii iiiie writing.
rounding that the credit and bnrlnurn
reputation of liiio township bu loft inn
bullied by any such withih tnoilvue illl‘
were hunlnd that l'tvllnlutltnl, ultiilliii-
«in to that town mention.
'l‘he sentiment upstart rmwolidnilnn.
has been lil‘yltilliibttli in death Norwnlit,i
rm thematic. Went Namath. “tutti”
loll. dimer] hirer. Winulnuult illitl (from
There still remain mate to blur;
who are rympntbntic towards
movement. The; inn in the tel-
with A small minority—«ml evon
1i (tuition at them an alternated with
i ‘ motlree employed by their lead»
capitalisation». and it to not unliboly
that the name result will follow in the
country as a whole. The nut to-
rrents in land "to”. “mull, to the
olden. in a motor that": Mall in help
the companies. but the and tiring lit
do differently a to» slim were age.
conundrum
mar. ultra roam neonate.
Thursday night in illuminant m
m «monument to or. his
man. in not new Write on»
ileum Miami .1
‘l‘bmlite 86“me
«mil :5va oldie Mill.th
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I
,
d'he issue of division of the Town or,
swarmed
‘ sentiment that in ambient," net...
as at Hartford arrivesggwhenlthat
have made'up their minds just, what
they want. The result is being await-
who has Just closed the longest indi—
Summeriield Church, this village, six
consecutive years. will leave town in
a few days for his new pastorate at
South Norwalk, Conn. to take up his
tMr. Wakeham's stay in Port Chester
village. ‘IHe~ who the successor of a
strong man Dr. Melville Young Bo-
vard, and be not only maintained his
standard, but strengthened the work
of the churchin this community, and
his 'g‘olng from this people will be a
distinct loss. on. Wakeham is a man
who inspires confidence among the
church membership and ,grew strong
in the affections of those not of his
their departure the village of Port
latotl upon having them as residents;
Port Cheap.
ter will never forget them, and a hour-
ila friends .
The commission ‘
l
tom. and to the proper liolorminntlott’ E 4
0" its capitalization and rules. 0; fined iiii‘itltly within the following lint~giillvfi (‘lihilu‘wluu lilo New i‘Iliulnnt
in:
base the appraisal of the land used for indoor may in» obtained hiipwing that” "i ”WNW tr impaled by the
lions and terminals on lilo original cost the portion periorminu the not. mm“. rent
or on what it would root to acnulrc ii inrliy rlsltml his own life in loving. *‘h‘mm "f the
that them iii no little lawful! WWW
hension in a «work that with Will
‘lllllltill in
Materials Are to Go on the
‘ Free List
M V‘
WASHINGTON, April 5.-—~'l‘he dam.
noratlo tariff revision bill was complet.
o
From beginning to end it is a measure
modeled in accord with the ideas of-
‘Prealdent Wilson, with wool. meats
and many other foodstuffs and cloth-
inr materials onthe free list; with
ducts and foodstuifs that are not from
and with the tariff on chemical. steel
and other commercial products out
far below the present protective rates.
The senate tariff leaders yesterday
hill until Sunday afternoon.
ways and means. and later will have
a final conference with President Wil-
soil. A careful analysis of the sen-
ate will be made lathe meantime, to
determine whoiher free wool, “one
cent sugar".'and.low rates on “market
basket" production!” prove accept-
able to a majority of the democrats.
Briefly summarized. the tariff de-
velopments of thendoy were.
utilitarian tutti jj
Many Foodsluiis and Biathlon
ed' last night with the exclaption (if I J
final decision upon the sum tariff.
low duties upon all agricultural pro-w
asked for an opportunity to study the ‘
" They “
will then conferuyvlth Chairman Un- ‘
derwood or the house committee on _
* Between the j
.‘Seven 81 Ten -
rite.
N Between the
~ Hours of
. Seven &Ten
1.
so: Arizona.
_ . / 25¢ PERSIAN RIBBON:
7 Made of figured powder: with ‘L
. - 75c TALCUM‘POWDER.
4 1-2 inch li‘erslan “Ribbons.
15c MARQUISETTES.
. , , . . p Tan Berlin! and Madras
; this, spam tonight 25., In pink. blue and white. smal- , r “2““: "f2” 1°92"; “l““m Waistinge, some in length. an
5 ~ might """" . """" 16° ”W ' 0“ er' W a on g t' . metal tonight ...... 10c yard
15‘: concern—mime." 3125 iv 75o SHEETS
f ' - ' . TEA KE‘ . .
. Made of could. medium bust. LES 25° DAMASK “on“ “N9
. . I.
Full big Bed Sheets, bleached
2 and brown, made of strohg. stur-
lNo. 8 size. htiavy copper, nick.
cl plated Tea. Kettles. Special
long hips, strongly boned. rust
MERCERlZED SATINES.
prom. lace trimmed; hose sup ‘
36 inches, all colors. Special
porters attached. Special to. ”MGM ....'...l ............ 890 dy muslin; no scams orédrese-
night ................. ~39: L‘ Might """""""""" 19° ins. Special tonight ..... we
‘ m ‘ ‘
$1.00 MRS. Ptin's VIRONS.
75o COMBINATIONB.
,. Coree‘tf ’Cover and Drawer.
Dorset Cover and Shirt; lace and -
enthrallier trimmed. good: nine-
lln. Special tonight. . 89o
isa‘HucK TOWELS.
Large size Union Linen Tow-
els. 20 x 40. neat red borders.
Special tonight. ..... 7 1-20 .
. 25c SHELL HAIR PINS.
Set. of 3' nioltel lplated irons. .
l-iundlea and Blood. Special to-
night ..... .........t .. 79c
'One-‘hal-t‘ dozen in a box. Spec:
in] tonight ............ 7e box
mi. .
“albawam's - Busv- CORNER"
25c women's mo MEN‘S
~srocxmes.
$1.00 IRISH TABLE LiNEN.
Strong, sturdy quality. in
to a nn-ut of one cont per pound for
three years. with free suuar after that
time or he would attempt to secure
free sugar at once.
‘1
on
lengths x 9 and 3 x 2 1-4.
All kinds. all colors and al Special tonight 69c yard
.or'.’
sizes. Special tonight. 19c pair '
'75:: WRIST sacs.
Fitted with purse. leather lln;
ed. double ‘vhandies. Special to-
230 PLATE Domes.
Made of all linen damask, 12
inches round scalloped. all
' The completion or the bill by the
ways and means committee with the
‘oxccptlon ol‘ the sugar schedule.
1 (in this the committee is prepared
to agree to tree sugar it the ["6“de
;il1515i5. income tax rates fixed at. one
per cent. for all corporation incomes
i
What will come of the physical val- about $5,000; one per cent. on per. root application, or through the liilhiii‘,
sonal incomes from $4.000 to $20,000:
two per cent. from 320.000 to $50,000::
three prr cent. from $50,000 to $100.”
000; four per tent. above $100,000. !
Tito president submitted his pro-
posal on the sugar tariff to ltepresouv ;
tative Broussurd of Louisiana early in i
the day. Louisiana senators antlrepi
proper resentutivoa conferred throughout the;
day and sounded out other members
of the senate. to determine whether
enough strength could be secured to
‘dxht the free auuar features of the
plant. They had reached no decision
tonight. lioweror. as to the course
they would take. '
Notwithstanding the sugar contro-
versy. events so shaped themselves to.
day an to indicate that the house. the
senate and the president will come to
a definite and line] agreement upon}
\the tariff bill before Monday and that 1
the measure,- will he presented to the
house early next week as an ndmlniu.
i
loaders behind it. ‘
CARNEGIE HERO FUND REQUA-
. TiONI.
."fio idiom}??? regulations of
i
l
the:
This in a rct‘ou- turmeric llcro Fund Commission will to make experiments and thereby do.
be of interest to local people. The:
nine 8'0 resolutions define tho scope of thol’utnli in: improved in liiin row...”
as applying to boron- unto: ' l
The scope of the fund shall he colt—i
itntioua: .
lhi. To note in which conclusive ev»‘
ior attempting to flinf. tlttt life of t
ed? (such «our most have been tum
dutiou in relieving their insular your:
than do» not aeoeouflly require.
them to perform such note.
1
3d. Such now must have been port.
at ntniealenuerotn, Wuhinlmm uni (oration in the United Stem of Amu- ‘M'i’ "”"nWWFi persons ‘W’i‘i and
‘liinm whitetail». in elicit of till"! lib on the llotalnion of (lacuna. the Cob filth! life mill» with ‘9‘“ to W"
«estimations valuations have exceeded my of Newfoundland. or the micro mortals.» datum W 3
thereof.
on. clinch arts must have been m-
armedouwufwwpfllttnmummad
brouuln a) the situation at the Com
mission within three rem of the one
of this not!
5th. on: em: harlot directed
that. in com ct limit. videos and chi!»
rim. or other dependants. m to be
entitled for until the widow mae-
rise and until the «new one a
A smut mains M W! Will of disability. the distilled or in m
sonar no minnow w W vldod ior ummmriomm.
mmmwmm
anunmpdmiainwwlw will“? in to be void in his use sue to m
mwhthmmae
W.Wymmllfl mt
i
«mammogram
t
mmemtmm .4
‘of the Mature have already been
i i a . i
~3vllrlu.)i~;o of experimenting and illllirOV-‘regmunblo oronrrtlnct. A" the steam ‘Klfi farmer to use in building a born.
I :
trotlon uteauuro and with all tariff 54:.
Mn steamcra worn niri'ady wpilprtxi i ‘
.d’ar beyond utemstuttdard reoulredfim“ on.
' night ................. 39o around. Special tonight 86
m
_u
M i v £2 “w
7th} Heroioaots may be brought to
the attention of the Commission by di-
RIGHT TO THE POiNT.
Willis Moore resigned just in time
to escape responsibility for the flood.
~Cleveland Plain-Dealer.
-—o-
Speaking of tioods. did you ever en-
joy having the bath tub overflow
about ,1 a. m.. Sunday?——~Waterbnry
Republican. -
ed. the boats swung out on the new
automatic davlts and then lowere-zl. it
is in the type of dlaviis used to lower;
the boats that the company has lie“;
footed its greatest improvement, and
permits the completion of a drill in' , p...—
itwo minutes time. This was the
3time required whoa the government first Transamiun in COHHECiiOH
liliillt'CilOll was made. With Fadarai Timberland in
Appalachian Mountains
press.
”This last clause is an amendment
which became effective January lst,
1M3. ‘
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LIFE SAVING EQUlPMENT ON
SOUND STEAMERS. ‘
Vioe-i'rosidentpiitlrdnor. of the-Newi 'lhese fibrils and automatic lowering;
York: New Haydn-and Hartford Rauhldevloee are controlled by brakes. so;
read (humility. Stated recently that l that when a boat is launched the dun-i ,- .
the steamers bi rill“ various lilies of nor of one end goilil’. down faster thaui WASHINGTON, April 5.'~The Unit!
the New Etihlau‘dJSioanwhlp Colitiiuni‘ime other is eliminated Under ””"etl‘Statt-s 1i”. made “’5 first timber
old “3330‘“ (if i2“ii“'.‘!‘l.p°al.3 Wimiiuhiallc on the newly-purchased Appala-
uro being mllmil'd‘wiih improved until _ ' _ , , . , ‘ ‘
additional life saving apparatus. Ma“Munch strict: deilcer. 1:3“ 1‘9 Mill 31M)“ china forestry. and the voucher that os-
‘ '“ 9°“5'i‘” ‘5 or ii mt being “1’5"! 'tablished the fact has ueen an object
and ”‘0 :asrengesi‘ thrown in ‘1‘“ “"0: interest in the bands of the officials
~0—
The Galveston News says that
germs are. bad, of course. but they
could be worse; suppose they song at
their work—«Berkshire (Eagle.
I ; ,
No Cubist. as o sprightly, reader
suggests, could do justice to J. Ham
howls. Only a Currist Could depict
him in all his Solomonosliy.—~Chicazo
Tribune.
provided with new equipment accord-t , t .
mg “to the standard now 'mngmércd ier: 1“ fact. such “5°“ are imm‘" tc‘iol’ the Department of Agriculture, who
necessary by officials of the componv. hate happened ill accidents at seat-4m.m had ““510" to handle it.
‘ .llndcr the new system. however, ihr‘ ;
and the work of supplying the re- .
. ( I l i i
mining steamers is being completed. hm“ h? kept at (M “YT? m: at bun}
finds' and ”"0"” My. ‘ “K "We“ 1° . but inquiry has drawn forth the infor-
as rapidly as possible. ‘ .
”1° “‘3“ lowering “‘9 1’0“ the auto I motion that the material disposed of
Some time alto the directors of that '
company appwprlated 3250.0th for tho . mntlc brakes wotild preterit such a was $7 worth of loss. bought by a‘Geor
The voucher itself does not show
-g...
what the character of the sale was. 0°" Roosevelt is 8““ making ad«
dresses. but the floods have crowded
him off the front no”. lie is no-
where near as
as they are.-~Boston Globe.
'iy: the life saving‘couipmcnt oi‘ thetam
runners. This ninn'opriallou was
and: notwithstanding the fact that
p “t the New “"51““ Steamship This apparently insignificant transito-
:Conmny are being equipped with either tlon ‘3 regarded as a foretaste of tho
the type of dnvlt With which the Chea- future when the government will be
tor W. Chopin hail been put into ccm~i taking in a tidy revenue from the for-
“ somewhat!“ maelm‘Iitifest lands which it is now buying in
.t’ith such an amount rtt Millie {oréarrangcmoni that hm: prorduequa 5;sz East.
“iii" lliii‘illNl’. the officials were ultimaflm‘u‘” m “twgiium “5" e ‘03 0
paseonuera in cash of accident. tit is
”H. how the dlfi‘vrent lines could . the policy of the liotnpnny not only mi
i maintain the standards set by the gov-I
That the t'ltdmil‘lll‘u of lhr lllhlliliit‘ *orttmentAnxl to elloel "W“- ”mealtime,
Illl'lli ut tunim the atoamorn on tho ii? originating “mi adopting improlotl
t . methods.
Siobnwhip (“mummy an little as hn- in order to prov‘ldo space for the in-
Inan illlztillllily om; tici’itvo have «molt» crossed number ofiboats with whlrh the
1-... nteantem am llmluu provided. the com
fire drill» on the (lumbar w, ' fort of the tmueiigara hon had to he
New innidou nine. Gov.5aat~.rlllrod to the mutant of depriving
the proniomtde on the uptmr
w... .
Among the note-bio unyinzo of
‘notahle people is that recently are
mitigated by our old friend: Mayor
(“yaynor of New York. “(iorkncrew
shall not turn (Olliiliiif'w-NQW Haven
lie later.
These lands are being bought prp g
marily to protect navigation. Congruur
hold, in providing for their purchase.
that the constitution prohibits the
government. from buying lands for mm, her 100 beatings. Then she 8M
liilt‘i‘iti Elitiitil’n forests except at maimed and sued for divorce. What a
ihondwalora of navigable rlvorn. out!_mmwrgw.mtorson Press.
for the pnrpoae of regulating stream '
flow and prevention the silttnu up at Mill")? (inner does not. believe m
”"3 channels “i commerce. ‘M ”i" the recall. Neither do many of us who
production of timber willolso be until» don‘t ”PM“. 5“ Mayor Gaynor. We
on" of the objects of applied forestry .Ci‘m onurelvo, WWW“ that too many
on tho uovorninrnt will practice it on officials who took his view of while
those arena. 1"“ latest ”umhm"'illltloloit attain. hasten to. making or
made '“i Fi'hm‘”? V“ ”t 75.000 the recall univemairmiew Haven
mm in North and South Carolina and iicnlsler.
Georgia, on the innovator: of the Sn», ”WW
vannnh river. and brotttlli. up the iota; ‘ rm“, “0....an of nine or ten states
which he» been houuht to manna acres” 306199" liruckor of Kiel m Milwau-
or thin 320.0% acres are in the dentin reply to toleumm 0‘. inquiry not. out
om Appellant-no. and toner in the (mm m. momma,“ a,” favor I
White Mennonite. ililifiii‘lltllit wage for women so helpful
Not all of the land in well timberetl‘towam m. oinolltioo of W“ flowery.
new, for the you nmolt to mom more 1 outpmcmur Post.
cannot afford to any the value or“ land 4...
m..”.
Wife of a Windy (‘lty millionaire
declared that during her thirty-two
years of married life her husband
7.
eminent. Mammal made an unculthnm of
exit lilon than they omturatnlnnul lines that nmdmiigequippod with tho
Wilt nin l‘Miimw and the officer» and improved “wall at. that ill, than be
in longing to the New noel-mi memento
downy, are “Nil iii’id‘flwl’l line. the
New Huron line. trio New London line,
which they handled the life boats.
The oqniplnonl. of this 3mm con-
atmt of twelve mm with A capacity
of forty mono await. rear with at ca-
tho i’rorldeneo into. the Full ltlvor lino
into the New Mind "Mt.
Mimwtflu’afixflow ww...sm.«-......t ..
stone.
G‘GRGI I. 'i‘iHOIP RE.
ends. The wt
M
to no“ at u. M. o.
dwmmwfiow.
photo are swung on attention dnvitr
inlaid» M the (totem iron Won“. ~
When the Hanoi for the drill on the
updater w. (inertia may given. the
crew. photo. engineer» and neck or.
doors immediately tool: their pieces
Ever-rout in» a 9m previously in»-
dished at martini! drills. which they
uranium to «be sharing every
jdailfi or ill the» of mail um. a
'm aim at given and the em
‘m ion or it. in» am are mi
Lune Roswell:
. snoop to Take hon.
.tluorua ii, Thole. ntipdt‘inieudollt ct
prodtn'tion at. t r Union Metallic
‘tiartridim company. win-re on has
been mainland (or the bout twenty-
tiirrr years, illiti resigned from in.
company. to takes much needed not,
new this more ‘s affliction Tote
gram. lie «to - the employ of tint
company as so rotor and advanced
to dingo radii ‘. NI“. Thorn is on
of the but hoot" . of the moi amide“!
of the money. it has an entertains
woodman to .t in oily. rte in to he
succeeded by .llrvie Wilma“. lira.
who a» neon ii assistant for a new
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