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vs. Brown V& Hoyt opened before
Judge John Keogh in the City Hall
Ilcourtvchis morning. Attorney E. T.
:Dunbar represents the plaintiff and
iAttorney William F Tammany ap-
leeared for Brown & Hoyt. The case
-.‘adjou'rned shortly after noon, today
and was conitinued this afternoon.
”up—I.
The members of South Norwalk
Lodge, Loyal Ordei of Moose, y-ester
day mowing feimed on the steps of
the City Hall, on North Main street,
and had their pictures taken for the
New York World supplement. individ-
ual pictures of Company A., Military
Branch of the Lodge. P[.d the new
home on South Main street will be
taken. ‘
Special Value at
EHKBanks
IAHAP"=”0 HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
LADIES’ HOUSE DRESSES. Mr. and firs. H. H. Finch, of New
AND WRAPPERS l, York City, have returned to their
50‘: ,x5 1.00 and $1. 25 , home after spending Sunday with Mr.
BIUNG'ALow APRONS grincn'mouier. u... MaryJ Finch. at
39c gcand 50c. 33 Van Zant street.
CHILDREN'S ROMPERS { I . .
At 25c, 3; The case of Benjamin Hershdelu
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Dictionaries
Special Al
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Discovery was made yesterday or
the fact that someone had tampered
with the powdei llou'se owned by
Bishop & Lynes, and located on River-
side avenue. The dangerous iobors
ended when a hole had been made
3 through the 12inch brick wall of the
istructure. Nothing was disturbed a
circumstance'most fortunate for the
intruder for several toils or dynamite
Iare stored there. The police have a
2 report of the break. but have not. been
able to assign any motive for the act.
DONNELLYS
18 SOUTH IMAIN eraser. I
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WEATHER FORECAST.
FTecast for Norwalk and vicinity: l
lart y cloudy weather with mild [Cm-1Then
peril ure tonight and Thursday.
. t- scattered showers were re a bill. Sunday morning his wife dc
901'th during the 133‘ 20 hours from. mlinded the money and he insisted he
the hke region, and heavy 51‘0“"3' had spent it in squaiing up the bill
l'mmII Texas northward to Kansas. San .he owed. His wife doubted ll. ind
Antanio, Texas. reported 6. 98 inches of} according to the 3,0,). told .0iilcer F
raini- Many thunderstorms were re 8. Stratton, who investigated. ho
port a from the southwestern districts ch oped her. Her screams attracted a
and in” lake region The tempera crowd of about 200 people, who con-
turef’are above normal in the northern ,gregated about the house Sunday
dist1iicts.’ .-
cr Stratton poured oil on the troubled
w THER A YEAR AGO waters.
. i: i 1 11011111111 ills
Willi Millili All) 8080
62. ' Rain.
puty Sheriff D. Louis Ladrigan,
will sell at auction the goods of the
much attached John J. Kohn.
—|Ne give 8.1rH..+IGr‘eeq Sinai?-
BraddI' s, Washington StreetL
(largo Lucas was arrested last
nlg on a warrant charging theft. it '
was'an old charge and the defendant’s
' oil-Vote of ThankS-lbffiotrsof
absxce from foivn prevent service no .lIiGiM G. I R.
til , sterday. Judge Lockwool con-.5 , 3 ' ..._.......
ued illls case train day to day. NEW BRITAIN, April 19.——'i‘hc
yearly encampment" of the Connecti-
cut members of G. A._,R., ca'Irue to a
conclusion Friday aftclnoon.‘ Follow-
ing the election of lthe fnlnjor officers
came that bf iopiesefltulivoa to the
national encampment resulting as fol-
lowzs —- '
At large, George 1: Burton, of Nor-
waik: Charles A Breckinridgs. of
Meridcn:Willian1 E. album, of New
Britain: Abram Cope. of' Thompson-
ville: C. W. Drlscoll, of Hartford;
Charles J. Roberts, of Stamford; C.
H. Clark, of Soutllington: Roger S
Illl',ldwin of Milford, and Christian
Swartz, of Norwalk.
Alternates at largo, James Hagarty
of WIillimantic:F1ancisI Williams, of
Bristol: Charles Williams, of Chesh-
irei James McKee, of Norwalk; 0. C.
Rogers. of Slonington; John S. Park-
er of Washington: George Glover, of
Windsor Locks; Henry . Lankton, of
Wetllersfield and E. J. Carroll of East
Hartford. ' .
Conlinander-in-Chief David J. Pal-
mer of Des Molnos, lows, installed
the officers. A group photograph was
taken in front of thestate armory. A
photograph was taken of a number
of Boy Scout workers, also. Then‘the
delegates to the number of- about' 185
formed in columns of course accord-
ing to the war-time tactics and head-
ed by the retiring commander, Fred-
erick V. Streeter, of. New Britain,
marched into the banquet room of the
Center church,‘ where members of
Women' 5 Relief corps served a lunch
A vote of thanks was given to the
corps and to the Center church.
Ladies of the G. A. R.
The annual encampment of the La-
dies of the Connecticut department,
G. A. R," ended," at 5 o'clock Friday
afternoon. Officers were chosen as
Cdntractor Salvatore'Chariott. of
W0 ' street, has secured the contract
to cavate a cellar. drill a well and
do grading and other work for Mrs.
Jos H. Brown. of Brookside. Mr.
Cha fott has a number of men at work
1 on c iof.
' R' resentative Cramer ~C., Hege-
man' of this city, is certainly “ill
rigid" ‘with the advocates of equal
franchise. Recently Mr. Hegenian has
received large number of letters
the rig him for his support of the
woman suffrage legislation.
thn H. Crawford, of Cannon street,
suslnlned a bad cut on the forehead
Sat rday when he lost his balance in
step ing from the curb to the street,
fallI onto the hard pavement. The
inj was not serious enough to pre-
vent him from boarding the “jitney”
for iCranbury.
—bay Nursery. benefit play, "Tom
" .my’d_ Wife," at Grace Parish Hall,
Friday evening. April 23. Dancing.
' 'i‘lcdots 500, at Glendenning' s and Bax-
1883;
i
rles Beers drank his name to ex-
cess Saturday night and landed in the
upthwn police station on the charge of
intoxication after having fallen against
the; window of John 0’ Sullivan a
saloon, in East Wall street. and break-
ing it. In court this morning he was
giv‘enVV a chance to mend his way. Judge
'LocIkwoodI condoning his case from
There is Nothing;
follows:
New under President, Mrs. Melinda Neff of
Bridgeport; senior Ivlcefpresident',
The Sun
,f Deposit regularly in the Sav-
ings Department of this“ Bank
and on April 1 1916, you will
shave a fund. plus INTEREST
AT FOUR PER CENT with
Which to pay TAXES or other,'
lltoma.
7; Start your fund today.
you: junior vice- president Mrs. Mary
A. Brown, of Putnam: chaplain, IMIrs.
Jose'phlne M. Downs of Bridgeport;
Icouncll of administration, Mrs. L. F.
Walker of Bridgeport”and Mrs. Ther-
esa Brown of Bridgeport; secretary,
Mrs. Edith Green, Bridgeport: treas-
uror. Mrs. Mary. E. tale of Bridge-I
‘lnan of the house“ at 26 Spring i
lstieet, this city, Saturday night paid l
morning to find out the trouble. Ollie -
sacrum “Militias; to-
Mrs. Abbie Palmerton of New Hat "?
. Maltble, of New Haven, MrsI. Amanda 4
Bridgeport.
Past Department President Mrs.
S. Bilson of Lakeside (Branford) in-
stalled the officers.
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The Norwalk Independents opened
the baseball season yesterday after-
noon on the Ward street grounds and
defeated the Newflelds.- ofraridgeport,
by the score of 6 to-'v.6 amnion
hundred spectators witnessed the eon-
test. The game was not fast, it being
a long drawn out affair. The visitors
did not have their usual line-up but
Dunbar and Cunningham, former Nor-
waik players, covered short and sec-
ond. Guerin twirled a fine gains for
the local nine, but received ragged
support from the infield, Guaranieri
alone making four errors. Haymes
made a beautiful running catch of
Bellt's short fly in the eighth inning
that drew ioud applause from the falls.
Finn, of the Newiiclds, was taken out
got the box in the third inning after
'he3 had had walked five men and a
lcouple of infield errors were made
Which netted altogether six runs. Mey-
er, a youngster, was “rushed into the
box and he stopped further scaling.
The box 801,.
83;.
The Kind You finite Alwayl
2 Iona!
All Cannibalism
Experiments
substance. Its
and alloys Fave ness.
Diarrhoea. It reg mates
Beats the
, . ab. 1'. h. [10.8. e. '
iliiey; 3b. .......... 4 0 2 1 3 1. I
‘Mcilrath, ss. ...... 4 0 0 2 3 2
liaymes, cf 1 0 2. l 1
Friend,r l'.‘ . . i \l 2 1 0
(luarnleri,' in. .4I1 0 9 o 4
Keene; if. ......... 1 1 0 0 0 0 m. “uuuacou
Connolly, ll’. ....... 1 0 0 0 0 0
schmldl, '2b. ...... 3 _1 o 1 4 2
Robinson, c. ..m... . 4 1 2 9 '1 1
'Guerin, p. ......... 4 0 0 0 2 0, 3;
Totals ‘1“..39 6 5271611
\‘io‘floido. ..‘ J ' .l
I an. r. b no. a. 89-. .__
Mohlde, rf. 5 1 1 2 1 1 ,
,Dunb‘ar. ss. 4 1 l 0 2 Q,ROAcfl_8 cm f0“
Cunningham, 2b. 4 1 1 0 2 1'
'Burko.cf,.. 5 o 1 a o o VIVV'VI'HIS "MI“ '8
O’Connor, cf. 5 0 l. 2 0 o
‘IBenta'ab. .. . 8 0 0 0.8 0
‘Clark, 1b. .. ...... .3 o 111 -1 o 3-" m ONE
Frey c. ..... 4 1..1 5 2 1 i-
‘Flnn, p, ..... l 0 0 ll 0-,]
Meyer, p. ...... 1 1 1 1 4 1 The boxing fans who saw the beach
~ 2- 3 '.. . T‘l‘lg‘nw‘l sstwliilog‘iig Rtlnw el-nury,
ironic“..3.....?asf-i’isfai 13 FM: 'rsday ping. ion in 111911:
Score by innings: praises of Mohr and they expect be
No“. ills .I.I.I;.. .0 go o 6.0 cm) x——s filbgi'vofsi ....... thof‘blfttle
New ids“ ” o "o o from ‘2 a 1—5 In! his life wifen the two nTeel in llle
star bout at the show. Matchmaker.
,Tllley. Sacrifice hits, McGrath, Meyer P. F. Roach will as at the Casino,3
Stolen bases. Guerin. Robinson, 810- {Bridgeporh on Apill‘. 0. Mohr is all
hide, Bentz, O'Connor. Double plays,‘lils home in Stratioad and will start
McGrath to Guamleri; schmldl iolnext week to set int!» shine for W
Guarnleri; Harmon to Guarniorl. Hit ‘.bideau " 3 r.”
batsman, Bouts Struck quojly Guerlll.f The Phlla innit“ boy is unite conu-
; by Film. 3', by Mayor, 2. «Base on:lar in this 3 f?- hought to
balls. ol'f Gael-infill; Finn, I5: Meyer, 1 prove awortby' oponslzit for. )lohr. ho
lliill wun'iili ' "'
mnnmn
NF“ YORK. Aplil 19. —-Silpiemo
,90urt Justice Hendiick reseivoddeci-
ion today ouIcho application of coun
sol £01 Harry K. Thaw, fol a jury
trial to determine 'I‘haw‘s sanity. Be
requested counsel to submit briefs.
and anuonnced‘thul llc woiltd return
his decision bb‘SIore 'I‘llulsday '
Two base hits. OConnor, Robinson,
Ithere be 110808883 3
performing. '
The semi final of '10‘ rounds between
"Red" Ketchell of White Plains and
Young McAullffo of Bridgeport ought to
be a bummer. Both can hit hard with
Ielther hand and there should be plenty
‘of fireworks during the bout.
it is'doubtful if a better curtain
raiser was over other”: the fans than
the eight-W W: hbtween iBud
Father of Bridgeport and Battling
Kunll' of this city. Palmer has im-
I‘Kunz has been coming along at a fast
rate.
Dave Fitzgerald of New Haven will
Stiff and Son.
“Where were you day before yester-
day?"
"I was helping my Wife 86' movefi” be the third man in the ring and Joe-
In And th37'» - '» _ Terry Lee will do the announcing.
, “Had the doctor helping me’ how"
‘Boston Transcript. _,
YON|lf88 881001
Cllllllllfll SIRIKE
' YONKERS. N. Y:, April 19.—-'l‘weive season by defeating the fast Federals
hundred school hcildren on strike be- by the score of six to one. The game
cause their principal, William Ellwas a bummer. amt interesting from
Maxon. had been notified that he‘ start to finish. The feature of the
would not be recngaged next term,lgam0 was a home run by Gallagher,
gathered outside public school No. 20, of the Nationals, in the eighth with
here today, braved truant oflicer d one on buses. . '
"inserted their declaration“; The eldlug of. each. team was real
ones from books and blackbb fill and van, and that “of the Federals
Mr. March is assured of re-employ-' was errorless. Muell credit is due
ment next fall by the board of educa- Kramer, of the Federals. 101‘ Ihlfi fine
tlon. , . pitching. "g
Five hundred or moi-9" parents of, Next Sunday the Natiilllalé “Will play,.
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31.8180“
The crack National 1.111153151111111 team,
ported the children. The pupils cheer-l they made the record time of one hour
ed their teachers and Mr. Maxo'n when and five minutes last year. A large
he appeared. Truant officers tried toIchond is looked for at this game. The
force the children into helical. ‘b'nt complete score follows i
waro- -r'ol'iglliy handled 8y MODE” in i~ ' ' 3 F “Hills;
the crowd. m inpérln’loudont‘ of " on: r. h. .
schools was summoned and directedmason, 1b. .4
that lists be made of obstruction—8t 1| ill. Drlscoll, cf. .. 8
"' glob test oases based on Marty, sa.I f‘“""'” 8
o m r. ll. V."
Je_c o :5 H .=.I
In use for (1.80:8!) years, has
3 andhaaboenmadenndermapen-
Allow no one to deceive on in this.
can‘t trifle with and endanger the health or
Chfldren—Bxpogloneo againsb Experiment.
“What. is CASTORIA
Callorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pole-
goric, Drops and Soothing S
contains neither Opium, Morp'llffno not other Narcotic
is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
For more than thirty years it
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation
Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
proved wonderfully the last year and '
yesterday. ' suspiciously opened their ~
the pupils swelled the throng and sup-I the Emeralds of Stamford. with whom“ '
pitch, Kramer 3:1th 1. First on
Wt. andsrhieh has been
borne the signature of
supervision since its infancy.
and “Just-org ” are but
It is pleasant. It
the Stomachand Bowen,
assimilates the Food giving healthy and no use
The Children's punishes—rho Mother’s Patch 5: 9'
mum‘s: CASTGRIA aawavs
Signature or
in Use For over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
"my. uni voux 611v.
‘38lll8I If Blilillllllw
Mill Klllllfl8 HllRl
Stop Eating'Mm m a While if Your
Bladder Io Troubling You.»
When you wake up with backache
ond dull misery in the kidney region
'1} generally means you have been eat
lug too/much meat says a well- knewn
authority. Moat forms uric acid
Nlilch overworks the kidneys in their
effort to, filter} it fr
they beoome son :1?qu and log
lfiy. When your kidney? ‘get sluggish
land slusyoumst «albumin. like
vandalism your Wmmmfnruli
'spells; your stomach sours, tongue is
located, all'irwliei tho wéall'lor is bad
yo uhave rheumatic twinges. The
urine is cloudyI full of sediment, cban
fuels oftefl' get sore water scalds and
,you are obliged to seek relief.t.wo or
three times during the night.
Either consult a good, reliable pillsl
clan at: once .or get: from your 'pllar
maolsIt about four~onncesipf JadI Colts;
take a flblespbonful in a‘ glass of wa-
ter before breakfast 4501' a few days
and your kidneys will em act line
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes‘ and lemon juice, com-
bined with lithia, and has been used
for generations to clean and stimulate
sluggish. kidneys. also to neutralize
acids in the urine so it no longer ir-
ritates, thus ending bladder Weakness.
" Jad’ Salts is a life saver for regular
meat eaters. Ills inexpensive, can.
not i’njnre' and1 makes a delightful, of.
forvescent labia-water drink.
l
Brodt'Wofn-n Composer-T ' \
Walter Dnmrpsch asks but finds it
dlfllcult to answer the question, “Why
are there no great women composers?"
His conclusion is: "Great music
springs from the emotions, and is cry'a
tnlllzod into form through a controlling
intellect. When women achieve this
combination they will be able to join
the noble company of Bach, Beethoven
and Wagner."——Ncw ' York Telegram,
Kmfiier.p.'.........i 0 0c 1 0
Totals........ ...38 1 524 5 I0
Nationals. , 3
. . ab. 1'. b. no. a. e.
McGlane,lf. .......2 o o 1 ofz
‘P.McSally,ss. ....4 1 1 0 490
Billion, p. ..4 1 1. 0 430'
Callaghancf .'.'8 1 -1 0 o o
Sullivan, c. ........8 1 012 ,0 0
Callahan, 1b. ......3 0 011 2 1
Nathans,rf. ........311 1 1 0 0
H. 8105:111bi . ...-3‘ 1 1 2 3 1
J. ideally-.811 .....2 0 0 o 1 o
Hallacy,rf ........2 0 0,0 0 0
Totals ............26 6 52714 4
Score by inniil88' -‘
stills ... .‘~'....0 0011370000884
Nationals .....t--0 3 0 0 1 0 0 2 :I-‘ti
.. Summary—Earned gins, Federals 0.
Nationals 6; ’1‘on bike hits, 8!. Mo-
Sally, H'. Mesolly, 0. Duncan'- Home
run, 0. Gallagher. First on balls, off
Kramer 8: on Fabio.- 8,'. Struck out.
by moi may Fahal‘l 1,0. Left on
boson, Federals" 1; Nationals 8. Wild
lilt' by pitcher,
the blood and .
Bridgeport, Colin.
2
Mossaiine,
lai- 750 ,
.TaffeIta, a yard wide, regular 85c l
Nessailne and Taffeta. a yard wide,
Special 36 inch messailne. 'worlh
$1.10— " ' '
Chiffon Taffeta, 36 inches wide,
feglilar 81.25—'
lilo so wide, regular 81. 25'3— “
Bengaline. a yard Wide, regular 1
$1. 50—- ‘
Crepe Poplin.
uniquely handsomc,refular $1. 50—- l
Crepe de IChlnc, soft and clinging l
and line. 40 inch regular 8150—3135 appearance, regular $2.50—
' C\ cry convenience from head to roar mud- guard.
a22' 'Vlncll frame.
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ll."l.yiige Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co. "
.j " Telephone 4785.
owmugs
H
Entrance on Main St, FairfieldAve., and Cannon 8!.
Monday, April 19, 1915.
Furs safely kept;
at small cost
Quicker one's furs go into safe quarters, ulicn
it'cariilg—tilllc has passed, the better. 2'
I A 'phoiic message'or a post—card will bring our ile- '
11\'c1'_\'111e11 t0 the (1001‘.
It's good to liavc tllciii safely away from ninth and
(lust. Their room is needed for other apparel.
All furs ailqltcd llcrl. are kcpt l]i(ll\ldllallI\' in thy
told \aults ulicre “infers teliipcrature aln ays pIru'alls.
llcfore they,, 0 info that delightful spot each 0111 15 thor-
oughly cleaned: tiltf't is no tllallt‘C lor mmh to stay in
flit insx llcst lit has tllt‘t\( 11
I\\lic1l the filll‘l}lllg months bring need of them
again. illcy come forth lustr Oils and fresh iillll filicwac- '
tiially iniprowd by their st y. » .
Charge is small and is l ascd 011 the amount at Whit}!
you V‘alllt the furs. “
lllcy may he made mm to spciial (phantom duringr
this storagc pcr10d:too.:\ llcw ioiitrasting lollar makes
a coat prac'tiially 110w. .\c\\ lllllllf" 111a} be required to
giu' proper finish. Coal lllZi\ 111' 111.1110 (lOlllll) nttrattive
l1I\ re uniting a mu 111(11ch Glad to gitc you estimate of
what such work will cost. .
Second Floor.
Splendid silk of
rich black and low-priced
There is e\ cry 11 cave of black silk included 111 a Spec. "5
ial gathering now at less than usual price. '
Thole are many weights; and many textures; hilt only
the dependable qualities sold here regularly.
Dlye is the deep fast line which does not become gray
or lose its rich depth. Finish is the subdued luster that
adds greater beauty to the b ackness, I
And what variety! l‘ilmy crepe de chine and heavy ‘
satin. Soft, supple llicssalinc and rich taffeta,
Here the are—and tllc Sayings—-
26 inc es wide, I'EBU' , Yard- wide fine failie, «regular
55° :1. 50— less .
Crepe Meteor, glorious of lustre,» 3 w
Itlne quality, 40 inches wide, regular “
4-H
.~.. g,_‘,. ' .
Iregular 81—— 6913 $2 00- 81.” ‘
Fine supple yard-wide messaline, 1 Crepe Gabardine, an especially nun "8
mlar 31-— 75c and line oils, 40 inch, regular 32 35 ,
5175‘ ll
3°°';— Charmeuse and Crepe de Chine,
II ”85:: ‘Iguppl‘e of texture and- beautiful in * 4* '
nishil‘lo‘Iinehoinwld re ola 2 . .1
atln Duchess, véIry “Handsome; 3:862" m. ,- .3 “91 SI r- V8 3:71!“ ...-
‘ ' 1 Satin striped failie. fiovel ol effe‘cl',‘
one of quality, 40 inches wide, regu-
lar :2. 25-— , I
Satin. special weight, 42 inches
$1.25, wide, regular 83. 60—— $2.50 .
r‘aille. 40 inches wide, splendid in 7’
J2 AID-wt?- i
lI in},
~.. :h
”in.“
’84"?-
$1.20
I231 __?m
40 inches wide, 'j
Center a tale, rear.
‘ of:
L 0n bicycles;
great $25 worth
Lion is the Howlhnd store 5 exclusive bicycle, I
It is built for the store, in the way we’ vc found by ,
test to be beet. *' .
None but good material goes into it. It is fitted with
A Lion can bc banked on to Icarry you there and back if
‘ —-it is so sturdy we guarantee it ill every part cv on to the If ' '
j oil- proof tires. .'-
. This year’s model has rdller chain and Corbin coast~ ~‘-' ‘ ; .,.23
cr— —brake.
For men and Women, for big boys and girls; 20 anil
Front Basement.
The [lowland Dry Goods 00.}
----.-- BRIDGEPOR
Formerly known as Brldgoport Steam Dyeing a Cloanlng Co.
Silk Drouoo‘, Gloves, Blankelo and Lace Cumlni Cleaned. . .
H. LYNGE, Prop. 293 state 88., Bridgeport
uni—-.-
P—-_I"-V ...n-‘V'
7 :; Wm-i STATE SECRETARY,I' ‘
The Brotherhood
Building Foreman of the New York,
New Haven & Hartford Railroad 810.,
incorporated, of Bridgeport, b'as flied
articles of association hi the pulse
tile state secretary. Th
cue league, incorporated
pdrt, has filed '
“.5, purpose is to ring to the alien
lieu of the com than ~
in 9011.1. .mn; '9 3 .
O D. Jackson 8...... .,
Optician .3" '_H°"“‘“
Everything 1113 the Optical Line
EYESExammed Free» " '
of Bridge and
To LET-888E ROOMS, GOOD ID
cation. F. Hopi), No. 86 Cove _s_treot,'_I
t
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anal.
' may, '91 South Main strand.
:16. inn. 8 A. Yours. in host m.
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