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LADIES’ HOUSE. DRESSES
' AND WRAPPERS.
soc, $1.00 and $1.25
Mrs. William Alexander, of this -AN APRIL FOOL PARTY IN FLOR!-
cily, who has been seriously ill withl DA.;'.-;
Bright’s disease, is rapidly improving, l The Misses Ruth and Ella Coates
HOWLAND'S
HOWLANDfS
" Z» ’ clinic the ction of her many rdéllshtflflly entertained at on April . _. . I ,
BUNGALQW APRQKS.‘ 3m” . 5 =3 l .- _ . l: . . ‘ . , -
a 39; and soc. ;: “tm- . 3 ,le 9“" “‘de em“! I“ “it?" Entrance on Main st. Fairfield Ave, and Cannon at. Entrances m Mam Store F
CHILDREN’S ROMfiRS" _ , — , pom on romeo» genre. The tw- ~ ._ , J
All :56 Miss Nellie Lee, of Spring street, ingroom anti‘den were decorated for Brid e rt C M J Bridgeport, Conn. ‘6 =.-.=:
Si in] Valli: at who returned home last week with lthe occasion in green and yellow the i po ' o. ' 0 . _ Friday. April 23. 1915.
pec lief mother "91D WOOIISOC‘kel. 3- 1-. E‘color scheme being beautifully carried W Friday, AP“I 33: I915- . . ,
is 110‘" SBTiOUSl)’ “1- Her family has put with nasturtiliml and geraniums. ,
E- K. Banks the sympathy of many friends. iThe places at the. card tables were H d l , Handsome smug 003$,
KEMO HOTEL BLOC ~———-. marked with tallies of yellow and a“ _ . .
"AHE:OUTH NORWALK. .. K. A very pleasant evening WES 911' Igreen and each guest was presented . ozen 0 men s newes' Style, hue labrlc 512'50 "
._ ' filed: 135‘ night, by the members 0’ with a Foolscap of the same colors. ’kercluets suctial priced . 7»
.c " ‘.iizpah Circle 0‘ King" 3 Daughter‘s, iA number of interesting games of five tJl‘St aim“; “fir." SUE} lllal ill; spring has brought in r,
: ‘ and their friends at an enjoyab a -hundred were indulged in at the mm P l‘fi' . . C03 S; CVcry ant onto a “'16 BC sta )lc COlOI‘S‘ id " ' ‘fi
- .. , . ’ I - we (i crcitt sorts of liandkerchiefs, each sort of - . ,- ‘ ' 1 v 31 4 . 1
Book for Children,4-3 and 6 years supper, given m the basement of tile ,clusion of which the scores were com- pure linen, at less than ordinary price. . big idlingt Oilfathil 1‘ r l‘ .
u a n . South Norwalk Baptist Church, y {paired and the players 553mm with “7 ’. 11 1‘ i - ‘ . 0"“ €03 " g3 ’3“ 1““?‘3 P0P “’15. sergBS. Silk§. ‘.
ml . . P omen s a mu], mediuni texture, . .. . . . ~ - '
Old’ Rigel-s meal-“71"” E 1y this pollular Circle. lprizes. Miss Gertrude Rhiidall was the regular mg l— 2do7— 5°C ll Sandro”? Va“? 1‘“ l’1‘11glan blues, “Ch ”991) black,
_ ‘ .. - . /.~ ' . " .. v , - A"“__.. t - .4 l.
Mather Smith, of South Nor- . fortunate winner of oneof these priz- regular 12c 1_2 (102__ 55¢ ’ 3‘ ant “ “1‘ ‘~ “ a ”1 quiet mh styles. if
walk, at
D O‘N‘EN ELL Y 's
Justice of the Peace William A. es, a Japanese Reed basket of nas-
Gylffin, Jr., is, this afternoon, giving turtiunis, and Mr. Linwood Kipp re-
a hearing on the case ”of Raymond {pelted as a prize a silver cigar gut.
Brothers against Mr. and Mrs. Wil' ‘ter, After the awarding of prizes
regular 25c 1-2 doz.—— $1.25
Men’s full-size pure linen,
rcgtilarhgc 1—2 doz.——
regular 25c '1—2 doz.— $1.25
90c
Lightweight tine chilichillas of pure white or
white in striped 0r plaidcd patternsmiii 'sport
for young folks.
Some of the covcrts have velvet collars.
1f
modcls ,r
" liani H. Fisher. The defendants are ‘tgreen and yellow favors were drawn Near ‘ . Some of the ”abal‘tllllCS have wide belt all around. i . ~
~ . ‘ . elevator. main floor. . b . . . . .
BOOK S¢TOREI represented by Attorney John J. ‘containing the fortunes of each guests. ‘ ff One rit‘hds;)_\'lct is finished With broadband of black l
- 60 - CuneO. of Washington street. The lThe tables were then laid with dainty ‘ ‘ ‘3 “a 3'0““ 0‘ 0'” '
"-30.01“ MAIN STREET' action resulted from rent alleged to ilat-e covers and refreshments consist- New tailored waSh ll‘llcrlt; are my?” box: coats. short and mill-“3"” dei‘ l
‘ 5 be unpaid. ing of chicken patties, nasturtium 0 ~ "'1" cngt coats 0 llol’h“ and 39"2‘59- N ii
4...”...— ...._. - _, 'isandwiches. fruit salad, devil food drgsses ‘0'. ““13, smart! Summer] “P 3_E"“"." 5100‘] SUI"- "VCTY good “010': V
—ARRANGE FOR SUNDAY NIGHT cake and coffee were served. The l' l f . every sca-sonablc—wcig‘ht fabric. I” '
,“Wer at Comm, cm? Why not ‘rooms were then cleared for dammg tai10i'cltllutllrcflslsics fillEE‘s’Olii‘iltllle"?lll(l suchdt'asl} stuffs-1 make .Splt’llilld tailoring. tastcful trininiiilg‘fcv'cry“ coat \ ‘
phone your order now- which was indulged in until a late ham 100 h S “I “”03“ mum-a} am gmg‘ ““2122?" ”1: ‘l‘akmfi l l t 5,; t c, "$.12 50 .'
—-——-—. ihour. Amon those en'o in the eve- . ' . ‘ 1 coal 9 as 5" “W“ 3" .V a 1' 0 35“ . V‘.‘
Norwalk mailinen today had an‘ . g. ' J y g .2 How pretty! And how cllariuiitglv cool and fresh qf 1 F V 3 “ ,.: ,t -- t,.
f l f in ning were Misses Gertrude Randall, of appearance' . . ttont 1001'. .
extra large CW!) 0 mi 0? 6 Ella Willauiiie Ruth and Irene Keat- . - -' . ‘ ‘ ' '
' . , ., . . . - -. “ ’ “inc. )tnk.l t
: ,Knigllts of (olumbus in this city. ’ing, Lee Bowers, Ruth Stewart, Mar- Flilllti'oltllel'ed 63"13‘3‘ :336' lfli‘es. l' ‘ ‘ l 1‘ ““0 a raCket -
WEATHER aF0§ECAST. H'ongressman James A. Gallinan, of ion Knight and Sarah Hill; Messrs. calla; and cu fl.5- 'l‘lii‘re are tifei‘lt} 01g???) an user or .
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. . . ' . “‘“fiachusem' ”“8 ’9‘“ ‘0 9V9” Linwood Kipp. Harry Warren, Rich- . in have new 1-] it . k'm m om‘ over tennis rackets
itorecast 1“for lNorvtalk and vicinity. Knight of Columbus 5m Norwalk, 8. ard Porter, Albnrtus Hankins, Arthur Q- ‘ f- tiling. art 5 irts. some with yoke top. .
Unsettled.-. probably local.showers to- copy of a speech made recently by Otis, Willie Conrad, Jennings Com“, ‘ ”‘0‘” 10’“ I4 0 lg: 1 Fl $3 t0 $13-50. Maker turned out a lot of Splcndid frames for tennis 7‘
pigpthiindSaturday: Sufihtli’ “311113" the Hon. William Ketlncr, of Cali- . Mr. Brown, Marvin Witlock, and Wil- . econt oor. _ . rackets! Hat}: em all piarke? \\'l:ll tfltc schial designs of ‘
_on g . fol—ma, regarding the Los Angeles in- illani Citrickyllayrona Halifax Florida 1 c (ca crs cy were or, w ten to mind that some of ‘
Unse‘tled weather With 1003‘ 5‘13: \esligation concerning an alleged K. ' Journal, ' crepe unacrweal' tllcm were slightly imperfect. Couldn’t ship ’cm; knew V
ere prevailed generally this morn of C. obligation. ' . - ticy'd come back. i
in all districts east of the Rocky moun- . “I“ ess He took those frames and sold hem mi 11 . ) ‘
talus eiicept on the South Atlantic Affidavits were signed todav by FRECKLEs. 0' 5 mary cool" \Vc'i'e had th .' . t g ty Chm] “ V
. _ . . .. _ . , cm strung “ilh excellent gut and now they
coast. The greatest rainfall dunns Miss Lena Tool ,of Davis place, the : Now I. the Tim:mto Get Rid of The“ l ndcrwcar of crepe is a grcat combination of cool— ' are rat‘kct's any tennis player will be glad to use. The lit‘ '
the last 2‘; hours was 2.28 inches, at girl who, it is alleged, was criminally Uuly Spots nests and comfort and ‘cconomy. tlc hurts in the frames don't really injure them; in fact. l
Fort Worth. Tem- The “Stem “3' assaulted. last Friday morning on There's no longer the slightest 11 cc d Its first cost is small. it saves all the. time usually some of the hurts can scarcely be seen. ‘. .4
turbance ‘3 09'1““ over Nebraska. Highland avenue by John Torco, of tof feeling ashamed of your freckles as spelt-t ill ironing. It is soft and graceful. It gives long Bl“ 110W prices have {£0116 down! “A
The temperatures are high in the cen- Lexington avenue. When the re- ithe precriptlon othlne—double scmco. It 18 dainty and pretty. chular $3.50 and $5 rackets— $2.75 .t .
tral districts. wired number of affidavits now been lstrength—is guaranteed to remove- _ “but wonder that each warm season finds it gain- Regular $5 1'“ $3 rackets— $4.00 ‘4 '
' prepared and signed Chief of Police lthes e homely spots illg‘ more and more friends. ‘ Front Basement. . l"r _
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
. , double stren h— from an dru ist . . . °
TODAY Carter, of Stamford, who. providinsland applyalfim Othlghtyand 55m. d Petticoats With full circular flouncc and 'scallopcd JuSt'uut Slones
. . the evidence offered is sufficient, will :in ~ 9 ge—$i. . ' . .
. . , . , g and you should soon see that even . . . . , ‘ . . ' . r
Tempciaturc. I‘O“’ 39’ h'gh’ take action against Torco. tme wom freckles have begun to ms. Combinations trimmed With Wide torchotl lace—$1. Sh” Jim comes fresh from the presses Friday. Its ’.
59. Fair.-
Miss Gilbert, of South Norwalk,
was orient the guests at a surprise
party tendered to Mr. and Mrs. War-
rington, of 1 Green street, Stamford,
on Tuesday evening. 5
William R. Pennington will turn them lSimply get an ounce of othlne—
over to Assistant State's Attorney
W
Routine matters were considered
at the meeting. held last eveningyby
the members of South- Norwalk
Lodge. Loyal Order of Moose. in-
stallation of the newly elected oili-
cers will be held on Thursday even-
ing of next week, when an open so-
appear. while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. It is seldom that
more than an ounce is needed to com;
pletely ‘clear the skin and gain a bea-
tiful clear complexion. .
Bemure to ask for the dauble
strength’othine as this is sold under.
guarantee of money back if it fails t9
(:orsct centers with scalloped edge—«soc.
lxmckcrbockcrs and drawers of regulation Style-50¢.
Nightgowns. some in Empire style,
p or Willi henistitching forming yoke—$1.
~$ Nightgowns in special sizes for women of full figure
L ,
’scalloped edge
Second Eloor.
,7 liomely cottons .‘ .
worth more thrift their price.
[an unusually story. Through all that happens, its ccn~
tral figure is still lint.
$1.35.
Man from Home—Wilson-smé
The'Princess Cecilia—Dav iii—$1.30 W?“ tint? 7‘1"":rqar zesty;
The Girl at Central—$1.30 -‘ W '
The Turmoil—Tarkington—new edition—81.50.
LifeBullders—Deieans—Sms
Boss of the Lazy Y—‘Seltzer—Sldo
Happy Pollyooly—Jepson—SSIJE
sweat-:1".
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Manual '1‘. Hatch is maklnz attract- c131 and good time will be enjoyed. . .. , , m .. , ~ _ .. . , ; _
jve'lmproyements to his'F‘airfleld “04 There will be a meeting tonight of remove frecklis. . . _. , ‘9, at econflmy, Heart 0! Undlo Terry, glint-my I‘ll‘zs. R , ‘ ’l‘lv ' ‘f‘
nue pm. A hedge is bolus res th gust-dang degree team of Eure- H ’ "V . «5” These cot‘fbtih for ever d . -.. .- , . .- ain ‘ Opt, .93“.- ‘__ ll“
moved. ind’aiar'gdratalntng tritium halt R‘cbekiih"Lodl:9.' i-. 'o. o."r..-‘ln if "MR is mums ' ‘ » ~ y “y “3“". the home a.“ ‘ ’ " “ ~ .
be biiflt along the south side of this
property.
wBanner Home-made Bakery, 5
Monroe street.
l
Children in the vicinity of _First
street, on the East Side. have been an-
noying pedestrians to such an extent
that several complaints have been
made'to Chief of Police William R.
Pennington. .
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'the coming of the grand officers to
4 May 7th, which is the next regular
the 'lodge’s'quartersa on South Main-
street. The. team will rehearse for
' Bill." "SE ‘Sllll lll
Hero's Grandmother's Recipe to Dark-
on and. Beauclfy‘ Faded; Hair,
1 That beautiful, even shade of dark,
THEN COMMITTED SUICIDE [glossy hair can only be had by brew-
IN NORWICH. ‘ ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul-
tNOR‘WICH,Aprll 23—Albert E.W000r phur. Your hair is your charm. it,
worth, 60. who lived at Norwich, coin: makes or mars the face. When u
mttted suicide Wednesday night about fadés, turns gray, streaked and looks
South Norwalk on the evening of
meeting nightof the lodge.
_______'_.—.._._—-+ .
SHOT AT DAUGHTER’S LOVER‘
\ The members of the downtown Con-I
gtegational church, last night, at 6:30
o'clock, enjoyed a most pleasant sup-
per, served by the ladies of the church.
Reed l-l. Flynn favored the audience
with 'interestlng Sonora selections.
—-Maiit springs, 15 months‘ guaran-
tee, at Chas. Brand.
fl“
l Earlier in the evening he‘had firedtenhanceg its appearance a hundred-
l ville. who was calling upon one of Mr.
, cers were looking for him to arrest
10 o'clock by hanging himself from 31 dry, wispy and scraggly. just an ap-
railroad trestle not far from his home. pllcation or two of Sage and Sulphur
fold.
Don‘t bother to prepare the tonic;
you can getVfrom any drug store a 50
cent bottle of “Wyeth‘s Sage and Snl‘
phur Compound." ready to use. This
can always be depended upon to
bring back the natural color, thick-
! twice with a shot gun through a win-
'dow at Jeremiah «Sullivan, of Fitch-
Woodworth’s daughters and the oil!-
,him on his complaint when his dead
E body was found imaging from the rail-
. Saviitg iii the cost' oflnccdfuls is truest sort of a sav- ‘
pig. Herc arc'suclt savutgs, a number of them. '
Heavy bleached: yard-wide
mttslin, worth Ioc yd.—8c.
Unbleached muslin, solid and
firtn, yard widc, worth 10c yd?—
8c_. , ‘
40-inch unbleached
will make very durable
worth 12 'i—2c yd—gc.
Excellent '9—4 ' unbleached
sheeting, 'worth 25c yd.—+aoc.
Sturdy bleached " sheeting in
lengths of to to 30 yards, 9—4
wide, nice finish, worth 32c yd.
—'25c. .
Pillow cases, bleached and
I-lcmtne‘d sheets of good
blcacltcd cotton, 81 by 90 inches,
will wcar well, worth 65c-—-50c.
‘Turkislt initial towels, bleach-
‘cd. with surface that absorbs
water at'grcat ram—29¢, ,
Good hemmed litick towels, all-
.white or with border of blue or
red, nice weight—12 we and mac;
Pure linen ltuck towels
iiicc texture and weight, hemmed
and hcmstitcltcd—asc.
Bcdspreads, hemmed or fring— I
cd, crochet and satin, sizes front
small to large, some ’Scallopetl,
hemmed, nice firitt muslin, 42_ by some with cut corners, worth
36 inches, worth 12. I-2c—ioc. $1.35 to $5.5o—85c to $4.50.
Main Floor, Rear.
muslin.
sliccts,
I
of IE“
1 The, Ho
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Special for ,Saturd
Regular $3.00 values at $1.98
wland‘ Dry Goods
‘Waists
av
Two hundred Waists iii tomorrow’s special offering.
What a variety to choose from with the certainty that
any and all of them, are correct in fashion!
They are made of heavy tub silks in white, sand and
striped effects; also crepe dc chine,
Designed in‘beautiful models, showing modish effects in
lawn and
voiles. ‘
At the meeting of Banner Council. road bridge. near and lustre of your hair and re ‘ C011” 'and CUfiS- .A“. aSSOrtment,
Daughters of Libertwheld last even-l He was a farmer and dealer in, fur
ins. plans were made for the local bearing animals. He leaves his wife.
iodge's visit to New ' Canaan, next; four daughters and four sons.
Thursday evening. The members of;
Banner Council will meet at the lodge? DENY MOTION 1-0 SET ASlDE VERL
room at 7 o'clock. Other matters of} DlCT IN HATTERS’ CASE.
routine business, last night, were
transacted.
Danbury Judge Rules That the Jury
. Wu Justified in Its Finding.
ThepBrldgeport ministers have sent‘ A decision denying the motion to set
to the South Norwaik Congregational. aside the jury’s verdict in conspiracy
Church, iii common with other church-' suit brought by Dominick Connors of
.es in Norwalk. 9. letter asking if the Danbury against State Labor Commis-
members of this church would assist:i sioner P. H. ‘Gonnolle and Emil Nose,
in making an evangelistic campaign, former ofllcials of the Danbury fiat-
conducted by “Billy"_ Sunday, mi ters‘ union, was handed down yester-
Bridg'eport, it seems.- it special meet-z day by Judge Curtis of the Superior;
‘ ing of the deacon: of the church wili‘ Court. The motion w“ filed by At-
move dandruff. stop scalp itching and
failing hair.
Everybody uses “Wyeth's” Sage and
Sulphur because it darkens so natur-
ally and evenly that nobody can tell
it has been applied. You simply damp-
en a sponge or soft brush with it and
draw this through. the hair, taking
one small strand at a time; by morn-
ing the gray hair has disappeared.
and after another application it be-
comes beautifully dark and appears
glossy, lustrous and abundant.
Ill'. (ism 2-1:: Tuberculosis
'l'ioct or nil-g medical men. too-
.efly of John- Reptile. Baltimore,
Leonard refrigerators; .
‘. kept in perfect cleanliness.
Cases are of oak or ash,
as clean asa clliitadislt
Leonard cleanabl'e refrigeratorskeep food sweet and
clean—because they are sweet and clean themselvs.
These; refrigerators are made with a oneopi‘ece lining
of'porcelain. ‘That lining offers no retreat for ‘a germ or
for foreign matter of any\sort; It insures cleanliness for
every bit offfood piacedwithin it. ‘ '
Lennard refrigerators are‘ so built that they'do' net
waste ice. “They keej food cold and delicious.
' It is’ as eas’y to waslt a Leonard refrigerator as to
wash an aluminum saucepan or a‘ fine china dish.
Besides the porcelain lining, Leonard refri'gcfators
have heavy gall/anized ice rack, removable trap, nickled
brass drain'pipe, automatic trigger locks—each one easily
built heavily and solidly
’-
‘-
“Co"
- . . , "in brief, which will ap-
peal instan‘ter to discriminating Choice. ‘ .. .
SPECIAL PRICE $1.98.
h '. TEEN. E Ryan
“SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. .
COME To USE“ ii
For; Halls and Vegetables
We keep a man in the New York. market most of the ,
be hit“ lonlsht t0 0035”“ l”? “‘3‘" mm” Hg“: W' :“hrgtsgz‘s‘b‘lg 3.“. :2'53‘.§,""§:°m3flm°“5 and in such ‘way that warm air does not penetrate to time getting the best the market afl’ords and selecting...
for. 3 ' _ ' _ Flaresflnthngj ”2° 9” 3?“ Cohnm "d‘:§‘£;°.’.’.23:‘;- «no-pm ‘23:" inside. . rarities. -
T ' ___.._———i came 8 “W “3“” “5 ~ ui ‘ d to ins ect:—- ' ' ’ ~ , ‘ '
' ——-——~—-r'- $1,100 damages, acted contrary to the 3.3:?" “'33:“? i'.'°"i¥.."¥...‘.'o3 go“, rode: v“ oakp—$ to$ . ,1 . p. -. ‘ . »
elntlc “clue and buclll’l'hnve been - .olii‘ 51.2 l" 35 ‘ 55' . 0‘ HERE IS OUR LIST FOR SATURDAY-f
, weight of evidence. Judge Curtis in (and; we“. III Egan-munch: Seven Sizes m ash—$13.75 to $31. . » Rh b b n W t C . ‘ S h 0 .
‘ ' his decision said: "I am satisfied t ere r m r - . . , . . . , 7 . ti at . a or ress , pants nions ,
There is Nothing ..... Wm...“ one... to int... .1... , wflcchnwa a; ,_ , , Fourth Floor. ,- . Len... .. New Beets Mm, ,
’ New U "def ' Jury in. rendering the verdictgivem. Eweou-“fie'gfififih'm 3'" 3:" c i ‘ ‘ . Mushrooms Kale 331mm“ ... . J 3‘
The motion indented." ~ m , t - d, 1 m m Th H l d D G d - C ' ’ . ives »-
.. h s - . Connors brought suit for $5,000. al- 2:11:ié'ggzgii‘;§§.;c‘§°:?§,332¥§3 . e , 0W an wry ' 00 S 0. Celery Knob C816}? Oyster Plant
T e "n losing the union officials hfld conspired Elva-32R}: Egotgfleclfiga gfumdclggggg': __ ~ . . , ‘ mm”; Radishes PePperS . 5931110113. . 1
“ , " ‘ to have him discharged from the and-bronchial affections mgy berdiie ‘ ‘ ,W 7 ”my , . , W. m... (t " 'PflSleY SplgaCh .. jLeek “ . . -
‘Deposit regularly in “19 53‘“ 'Hawes, von Gal factory ln‘Danbury. £8339 $131an 1&2; b31331 affix“:- . p ' . Cauliflower White Turnlps Tomatoes .
ings Department'of this Bank. . The suit was tried once before for' valpablletlagredlenth as to be euliy ‘ N?” Carrots Soup Bunch Horse Radish
‘ and on April '1' .1916' ’0.“ will Connoiley “d Neath“ the Supreme uEV‘fiibgpltend use of this remedy in Endive ~i Red Cabbage cucumbers-i ‘
have a fund. plus INTEREST Co'u’rt. ordered a new trial. ' “ml“! "4'“ ”3 ““"°’°“l°""' Celery H'eai'ts _ ,‘ V. _ . BlackRadishes ..
, .. . many of which up ear to have yield- . Pa 5 ,
AT FOUR PER can-r with ~' ' » «complete: tot—huh sour be- . Green Beans 1r$111.1? g Plant
lief that it I worth 1 tr i, union
some other treat
ibich to pay TAXEs‘or MAN colonies.
meat: already in
cumming. It contains no opiate;
. ,lRipe .Olive‘s' I
other .
t. P‘EN'EF - {Romaine _ ‘..S‘_wcet Potatoes
.w -. . . u ,, ‘
.Yourrdruullt li ifor can cut:
, . l or you can can direct; ~ ,
imitate-i ~
items. . - .. can not at:- ...., . . . .t... .. .
“'7 , p . ' ' . ' ‘ suicidebycnttlns ml “ROM-.111 I 5h“ ‘ v5 prominent w their prelorl «
.1‘Ilc Peoples Trust 60:: non“. amwehmvemw limp“? his“ " °‘ “‘5“? “3'
He nationalism, it is said.
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