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‘fifljEp—vom'u sun 74) 3; WANTED - 30011838.. AND' 7° LETWM' ROWAY'I‘ON. PLAT.
, resist to shoe factory, am emrtas- trailer- .I' ll Crescent remee, 80.1" liter rains and lists. with all mod;
' it! it satisdaotory. ii. Jacob g go", Mik- ‘ gin It 9'“ mvmlltl. villi garden. 2 min-
shoe manutscturersfi. Belncn avenue, utes from trolley. For psrticulnrs
. 8011313. .1 6i quire on premises of P. E. Lockmzdn
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wanton—MAID "ro eassp’
home, ii days a weelr. Call after me with a side car. per sale cheap. ln-‘
,. oclosll. 53 death usla street. quire of A. Modne. 10 North Main
4 wauuo—A Silicosis HAND MO- street. Tel. 957.7 at to
. tor host. "Engine either a Barker or; ~—
Painter. ’2 l-2 h. p. Inquire Victorill‘ FOR BALE-4917 FORD TOURING,
diotei harbor shop. corner Rnllrosti .car in first class condition. Price
‘ ‘ “003° and Monroe street. at at right. i. Enron. s Rowan street. at at
property. Seaview avenue. East Nor-
(30., Inc., 5 Railroad avenue. ai sti
i. To LET—HOUSE AND GARAGE,=
is Islvrence street. South Norvsllt.
inquire on premises. at It
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waurso—Yovslo LADY TO DO, roa GALE-41ml. para-tn T0,
typeyrltiu. Apply in own handwrit-‘exchnn ' 'l'o Lav—six noons Wl-rll ALL
. . go. The owner of a two acre A8“) *
ins. Address “Typewriter." cure of commutation (arm in New Jersey. :5 improvements m liar 1st. at 1“IFORM.EI¥E§AW& BEBE: .
Sentinel. 'si 3t miles from New York, wishes to es- South flacin street. inquire at. UN“. _ .._.————- f ‘ '
.. . , change for A small ism or town our, men °" South “"3"“ ‘1 3" ”a m nu m LEFT SHOULDER "l
. waurzo~snud BODIED MEN. perty. property is worth about my 4 “m ' ‘ ‘ls DISLOCATED!
1 under to for our second and third 500. no mortgage, 3 mg ”ml”: lns-‘ 1'0 LET—APRIL “TR, 3 mitt:
.r Shim Apply malevolent Dept. 'Nor- udatnlud load.pesches. plums. pears "and “w" n 8 cm“ “'"L I"
walk Tire & Rubber Co.
{A
. , . this once. at it ”“°'
WANTED —— six Clint-nurses _ .
wanted all). 3. Shipping Board. Wll-e iron MLE~FORD TOURING can; TO LET-*5 ROOMS AT NO- 10. r
‘ 3.01! Point. April 2. Bring tools.‘ ask or taxi. in fine condition. ‘No reasons- Cross "““v 50““ “mu“- "“1“” g‘
for Joseph Mulvey.
or telephone 14“. in” 8i
WANTED—FIRST CLASS COOK.‘ FOR BALE—HATCHING W8. '—
7' “hilt: or ceioretl. Apply Dr. Wada- will baby chicks. Reds" or Doghouse! 1'0 LIT—7W0 COWWG lime.
, are .
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. WANTED-U. s GOVERNMDIT ble [0]: ['0 “twin.“
. wants thousands clerks at Washing: m. [rm-m,
‘ ton. immediately, for war preparatory. 1035,
work. 8100 month. Quick increase.~
‘ Men-women is or' over. 7 hour day}
‘ 30 5“" VWRHOW Easy “”10“ ”’0“. room house, at 38 nayview avenue. Alli barn. hennery. large turden with plen-
.1 Common “ammo" uuiiicil‘fit. "0“" improvements. inquire on premisesor "of fruit. Consistilmi acre. Bent vea-j
.‘~’count-ry needs you. Help her and live telnphone 1251. ’
j" in Washington during these stirringi
"war times. Write immediately for F0”
m9 list WWW“ 09°”! Franklin in {Ferris property at 193,th Hill'tlload.
[3"“u‘9, Dep't. 230. Rochester, ’N. "Y. ICOHBISUM 0‘ large Who" 1‘ m3
“f - ‘ pad an acre 0! ground overlooking: and Washifi
Reynolds poul- for light housekeeping. 32.50 per week
ml? 3! depot.
iv
‘ |dlsr street, above XVy Place. >
CALI—OR TO LET, THE. _. . .
5 To LET—THE
. third iloret building
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. . south it ill and L. 1. Sound. is et—‘poerdine arid morning house. y..- m. . , do: and owing to the great p‘nin that]
. . w‘fiTFP‘TEX‘IfEREWCED it‘ltltstgew femur-um at an attractiieItlrer partl tars yuan-e ”mph 23:,23, "I" ”42' 3:952:33: hols lithe; hitter: itttle lleoeelncef
;“ t“ “flaw”; "‘ ”3’97”: ““4 I ’Afidwiw we borrow ms in...“ ‘ in ricotta-"2" “ ”'9 "’83“ “-49“ W” - * = ' 4 7”“ T“- :‘-
.13.... "m “ --A°'~t- 9‘. r» «tr ......... cam- .. ““"pu ' " 3 -—~. u. some. . .. r. ........~ r" '“ . . .ST- MARY’S UNFURIS isnifhfllzi'rilii5s“i“'c“.’ier’*"”“'
- .' . , . _ . . ml} business opportunity for me] . A W 80110, 3 . day at ‘56 ":39. 1‘3.”- "1 ft 95- SERVICE FLAG; The police arrangement-i ill-die ‘u't‘i: ' '
waurswollils‘roa panama mm Wt" ' '1' mm“ mm“ “9 Psm'rmo' .-- rmluNolNc the hm’ d” was :4“ ‘°‘ ”3" OFFICIALS 1)]va * ' . ”’5‘ 3"" 9“ ”mm" mew” f‘°“‘°“‘"
iWashinston street. ' sonsi efforts at m Breasts; and COUNTRY INTO 18 , (continued from eighth page.) . Pennington. with Sergeant Silkinnd
idecorating. pnlnter's supplies; wall
NG'paper, unto-date styles, lowest prices.
' [Estimates cheerfully given, Trial of-
ders solicited. Tel. 400.
White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue.
J 'and inspecting tubes. Good wagon to;
. ”3‘3“ App” attainment ”mm W“; ran an: —.— FARM CONSISTI
lg! ,“ alk Tim & Rubber .Co‘ “‘30 3' of moored good land and 2 large
(houses. several barns on premises.
Situated on Conn. avenue, within ten
minutes of center of town. Apply Mrs.
A. 'l‘arlov. 16 Grove street, South Nor-
. waure'p't—{as momma
gardener. Address “Steady?" P. 0.
box 451,’ South Nomlk, Conn. m29 3t
Union Parcel Delivery, ‘Edsvs‘ J..-
F'laherty. proprietor. Trucking. long
ln- .
'ter at no. one lira. Willi-st Iiillard,l
died last evening at V
Recklsnd Road. The (Mimicnc‘
'qu he held tomorrov otters... ud'
interment spill be in Riverside came
all. Coon. Apply to .l. M. loyton s,‘""
incur was held hora 8t. ‘Uary's?
Church this morning. The interment.
was in 61. fllfl'l W‘e'1 _
the members of the'church in
. church _
ll 3t and other fruit. Address N. J. Ovner. quire F- D- “"‘m- ‘0 3”“9' “9' bled in t clr rooms and marched into
al at the main building. Alter the regular,
service the scholars again assembled
in the chapel and there a special pro-
' , v II.
Highland avenue. Phone 316 East avenue, near East Notwalk Drwmeaa‘ag‘ma clly .9“ ”r. ‘Kava-l
I” It rmgha’as the guest 0‘ Mrs. ll.-hi. All- ““99“ "‘9 hatch)!“ “'5 WW” I"?
' .The various pod at the bottom and Mr. Sisseon fol!
'fleind was rendered unconscious. Paint-
ers who wen working in the church at
the time weak-to his assistance and
taking him into the open air brought
him to. Alter resting for a little while
At the services on Enter Day. the “I m '33 0N8 10 make his yin)“
SECOND AND Rev. George ll. iioughlon Butler made home M when he arrived there Dr.
Col-RB- Placd : the announcement that Christ, Church Allen was “"9“ "L
3 “I"! salable for! was now free from debt, coins to theI
draws 0! West Avon
roa sAL£~olt TO LET. A NINE , To LET-hovel: or FIVE nouns imvwvwvm “W" n “'9 0“
noticed hy ill:
'nlsrked upon'the industry here.
-- sonsble. Apply Joseph Hots, West Cc- Christ Church, East Namath Free.
the Rev. DrJiashey. . There‘is univer-
ssl reioiclrlg and gratitude to the-par-
Alexander ish today in consequence. Some iivej
or six other gifts svelte donated by
_, members of the congregation.
”will Nomlk Congregational
avansgh also spoke unlit.
walk; or Tel. 1862-12.
WAN itiooqn FARM are ex.
change forcheice cit‘y‘propert‘y. 5 At
the Lawrence Agency, 15 :50. Main
:.-; wheel‘s? m2!) 3:
FOR- SALE —- marina enough:
with one-half acre oft'lsnd on West
Norwalk Road near 'Conn'ecticut Turn-
pike. Must be sold at once to close
estate. Small amount of cash requlr,
ed. balance on mortgage. Inquire
Keogh & Candice. Attys.. United Bank
building. Tel. 535-2.
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"WAN'i'Ebi—‘CIVIL SERVICE lex-
nmlnatlons in South 'Norwalk soon.
lien and women desiring government
"cler‘lrs'hlps,’ departmental, post oflice.
railway mall, cnétoms, stenographers,
write for free particulars to J, C.
.. Leonard'ttormer. government examin-
’- art 421 .Kenols Bldg, Washington.
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WANT .
Wan-raps? coca. panama:
men to assemble stoves and house heat.
H" ing boilers, Good wages and steady
‘i ”Work in desirable men. ‘Appiy Or at!-
: dress Merlot-dill :lrolhers, Post Ches-
2‘ ‘lel',N.Y.. , ‘ . ' (net: 6t
5“.
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WAN‘l'ED—FIREMAN.
. _. ‘ . . wanna—Imam TO ‘wodis
vyaur:n—;itox 'rii'rrmlv‘hmlz- ;
err at once Wt are in need of sever-
al eaperirnced and edicient iron 9'!!-
iern makers Those with experience,
on hot water and steam boiler patterns ' .
york to titueirallle men. Apply or ad-
dress Abendl'oth .‘f-rothers, Post Cites-I while “”1“"
tier. N: i“. ‘ m2; 6t.
"Cluelt'l’ca *
ill “no”.
—r—v—,
pursuant-10.090 . PEOPLE, trim
'corns. callus“; ' eczema or hemorr-
liords to‘buym box or Honey Bee Oint:
silent. Guaranteed. Head's Pharmacy,
Plsisted's drug store. m36 12l’
waurepeatscmxls'l‘s. anvarol/
2.. I! all around machinists. Must be good. .
g' 3‘? "helpers" and apply. Ask for F15 Trigrav Larsen. «nevi York, who
> Adams, American IA .99an mamas to have been of the twenty
. East Norwslh. ' men tolssve this ei’y on Saturday for
I 1 w ‘ . Camp Deveus, but who did not nuke
waurao Bragg t‘tt Commas appearance. was antidote camp
musical! for unfurnished this morning. it seems that he had
ill all god." Minimum-tits first not moved his delineation to costs
handed. Address ‘Every Woman" to this city until late Friday eyening.
‘ pashlon Shop. islsln strastflht‘snd-ss he was averting in 'New York
alt. . " cltyfslld had‘to close up hisrvhllsiasu
r ,., ,e‘: , ‘ j , ‘lnstters there. he did not mire here
th . i" GILBERT It .soiu‘nte suture» lamina. lie in-
also. flmvstahi totes, Hotel .1:an by
curl: Thomas Nesta "of the local
Qt.
WANT!
. please [leave at 29 Havilandatre
& Co.._inc. ‘—
distance hauling. Litle 'wi-i l..my
trucking. Oillce telephonte ”31. Uzi'h:
House connection,
——)ion's derby and soil hats {or role.
Ladies‘ straw hats reblocked. water
pron! stiffening. Prices right. John
South Norwalit.
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LOST
LOST-A LMIGE BLACK MUFD.
on Sunday evening, March 24. Finder
please return to New York‘ Butter t
Egg Mist"??- So. Main street.
—
tween 20 Haviland street and St. Jo~
eeph's Church. south Main street, a
pictures. one in each cover. 'l-‘lnde
LOST—LARGE FOX
black and white collar, name plate on.
Reward. Geo. In. Gilbert, Nor-walk.
Conn, West Rocks
1605-3.
turn to Schultse's market an
reward.
"roe ease—House: ,7 s
walk. Price 38,800.
Ask John ’I‘. Haves 1
' lo. 7 Iain Inlet-walk
.Bra‘kemefn '
Firemen y
Chance for . good wages and ‘ ad-
vancement for men between the span.
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ot eighteen and fortyviiv'e yes‘r'sfts
A
wee sitters ,
1Esther, the fourteen loathe dough-i
wan—-
Funarsl of John Seymour .
Thevtuneral of the late John Sev-
3
the.
dii‘lee proper having assem-
llm or music was given. Rev. Ilr.
Miss issballe Slums and Ray-
'i
Kannada. who re-
. From Doll!
v. John Stapletoia whothss the.
. ling at two weeks” furlough at his
where, returned this morning.»
. 1.59 to Camp Mefleuendnnism.
Ritalin. "where- he real use up ,. the
Y- M. C- ‘A- "f V071" m '“WfiCarolina and South Carolina. -
people attended thea‘fisduth‘ variant
Redway. Water and iiavlland streets". Congregational‘
ms at morning to hear
Easter tervlcss
LOST—SUNDAY MORleo BE. dar street w
impressive.
wh
lady'- sold watch with pin ,aiso m5 tors
' r sage: ‘ ‘
et the congregation were accompanied by
s1 at 0'9”:
sin
BOUND, the. services.
administered. .
was the largest in the history it;
avenue. Tel congregation.
Chili‘fch yesterday
sinful-pletows tier;
at St. Peter's ~Evartgs.
ilcnl Luthersii Churoli '
- . The Easter services at St. Peter?
_‘_' Evangelical tLutheran Church on Co.
ere quite interesting IP11
At the morning unless
ich were well attended. ' the pas-
anhieot was the glad Easter mes-
Christ is risen. "The limits or
several violins'und comet. The
sins of the choir was a feature of
Holy Communion. was
The Easter altering
the
At four o‘clock in the nite’ynohn the
usual children's carol service was,
Los'rl‘rwnxrv human “mun; held with new
between Schultze’s nmrket' and South the 3““
'Norwalir Trust Co. ma" ”1.”. ,9. mom 0
I d receive mention. At
‘ 11130 3: vices refreshment
' ' . children in the Weill. .
W The Ladies’ Aidtiociety at St. Pet-
with all modern improvements, fruit. er's' Lutheran Church will meet Thurs-
term: thee-lath ot
anthems um. “I!
.y. 801101“, \ .
( ui. master still?! of the I“
the conclusion of ser-
3 were served to the
garden. Well located in South Nor day afternoon .t ii” We orig-s. J.
'vihweiit. s anti-cm
mmmymuneu.mlles.°t
till
5".
mars—measles church. ,-
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that notion \v‘sr W This
We climb vlu
evening at the
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madam
held Thursda' r,
M (I.
‘sustauofsfsasao. ,
adore-sonnet“ rm egos;
' tlia rest at
sub:
uteri-tsecstetrsshsstsetlssflsb
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mm as
will mm
m
the
or
.vras thrown to the ground by the im.
pact 0‘! an automobile on the ”way that .
“mu he was alightlng from. and his right 1
his otter refused. Tel. 543-; Norwslk. '0! J. A. Rudder. 108 South lists street, the children s little more about the ghoulder was dislocated and no w“ {
church nnd'ltii construction. the vsr£-'mn ed to hit home for some time. t
en's windows, who hey Oars don-ind by. n
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1 no what for. also 'p 0! E" P Ir. Blah-on had to go up a ladder to
al M'smi'lc conlh only. l::t-.t from hoary tarnished or uninrnished rooms with mond Plath“! sans soles and atter?‘ ”My”. I distance of about twelve
- ‘iall and winter layers Price reasona-fl'flief. m. garden. 'All convenience. the mount it Mention "I ”id “or thirteen feet min the mom and
' which time all had a chance to meetzuhu. he still Md his feet on tit
rungs of the ladder. but was halfway
“t
iovermont. Massachusetts
A. '
Good , Pay.
Second Floor.
(Countless from First Pace).
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About two months ago Mr. Siauson
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Good Steady WCl‘k. , .
Report No. 10 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Donnelly’s w,
Recommend
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8— ‘ {W‘fii’é‘fii’hi'h
COMPLETE srocu'gfigtbtiiconos TO CHOOSE,
Foul: Soundoroof Booths to Hear Them In
Our Service at Your Command
BUSINESS fiii‘lgékmilinlslUmNG ALL '
-At 16 South Main Street
Enact
Records
a. by McCormaelr. -
: " Odicers Adams, Dorsey Clune. James.-
LABOR DISTRICTSgrhomthe outdoor speaking began theguml SWGBHCY- ' ' I V .
:crorvd in the church grounds and ex-; --—~
1, i'tcndlilg‘ in a dense mass that blockcd'u
‘ _.._. iWest avenue and extended across to A
The districts and states included [m the grounds of the Catholic club. was
I fonows;_. itilly double that number. :
'o. l—flnine. Father Finn Blouses Flap. !
The church services begun with the]
' (continued from first Page).
New Hampshire.
and ‘Rhotlt'
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sciiii " illicit? , —
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If, nihilism...
island?
,No...2-—-Ne,w York, Connecticut and
New Jersey. '
' No. Fallout-silt. Florida, Alabama.
.Miesisslppi ‘ant‘iWLeuislann. . ;
_ No. 7~indland,. illlnols, Michigan
~Wisconsln and lows. V '
No. S—flinnesoln. North Dakota.
'Soulh Dakota And Montana.
. No. Ill-~Nehraska. Kansas.
‘homa, Colorado and Wyoming.
No- llw'i’exns and New Mexico.
California. ‘
No. 13—Wllshlngton Oregon and
ldaho. ' .
There still be a superintendent {iii
,the head to! each district. H. A
l3.
omn-
was draped with the Stars and Stripes.
[which rippled in the breeze item the
‘,open doors. '
ather McCsan's Stirrinii Svuch. . _
.l Then came the address to the par . , .
‘ 'riéih by thefRev. Father Walter A. hic j '
.._ . i ' rann, \vh ch was a stirring story oi ;‘
No' 1" Adm“ m“ hevadn and the patriotism of the Catholic church L .
in America, v‘vhich he ll-ziceil’l'rmil that
pioneer member of the church Christ-.
opher Columbus. down to through the
years to the present day. '
He spoke of the ideal, weather of
r
1 tprocesslonal by the sanctuary chain;
singing "My Country "ms or .Tlii-r,"
_ _ {followed by the children of the church
"Romy—Pennsylvania and fielatvnl‘é‘. . villll twelve of the boys bearing the
“b. 'i—Oilio -and 'West Virginia. big flag. with its 150 blue stars and, its,
. No. 'h-valnryiand. Virginia. Nonfiltwo silver stars oi those of St. Mary's
.-'boys who have already given
ves to their country.
Then Rev. Father Finn pronounced
o blessing upon the banner, front the
,, Laltar which for the first time in the
men, which was most ”WONG JD No. séxemunkyv Team...” ms".lnentory of the younger generation
the day and also to listenio .019 “lb. sourl and Arkansas.
_ ter music. -' ‘ ‘
s a .'--‘ " ‘~
Enioy Life! :Don't stay. ”9M3: '
Constipated, With Bulls”: .c'r.‘ .'
and stomach Ups! “
'fl‘w . i"
their
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Smith. Underwood.
Remington, UL: flihflr 3‘.
Stevens of' Boston heads district No.’ . - . ,, ~- .
1. Each of the superintendents is cut-'1ms Easter 0‘“ a.“ ”fly ““9“ 3 . - we?" wig 131%..
, Red Letter Des. A day that will be repaired. , .ents _ , ,
ployment director in his own state ‘w ittc in d f S, ' ”ya“ 18: .mm' Wit .
Among additional state directors (in r .9 on “W5 9 recor ' f, ' , ; _. thfi
Marys parish in gleaming gold. 801d 61 ’05 ”1' Ill"I
trounced today are: Connecticut Leo; Alter «r . ti n f the m FLU ”R ., .. ..
Kai-per Hartford; Maine Charles flip". _- “M Emsecrca} “may“ {h’e' I0, ‘ ‘
Hicmhem Augusta; Matisacis'fleltlivgnee; wmfefi; “If; €58,195 Con '56 “was“?! gacr'mh
\William A' Ga’m’ Boston. gstantine Pine. when he was chaplain :E‘BVUIL‘I' TaPswgliTERQ' ’
l . . lot the United States Senate; in Henry ~ - _ . »
ATLANTIC CITY Clay's time neonates: .
' HAS saw’wo FIRE They say i do not love thee . '
. ‘ Flag of my native land. ‘
i . .. . MW MP!!!“ 9380) Whose metior folds above me
.-.-—. To the free .hreeze expand. ' ‘ u » ‘ . '
from crossedwires in the rear of the . N , ,
Guttridg‘e Building at 2:30 o'clock this Out of Deer Ennis”. can be Euler _ a Com.
morningiandraged until’dzlio o'clOck The out of doors exercises followed _ , ,
before lt1was.under control. For a,-immedia_tely. afterthe church service. i n It ._
time foams f and that the center of 'with Daniel I. Toonley as master of 0 or i _ ' <
the business istrict across from City ceremonies. . _ . »~
Halland including the municipal build . First the American Band piano su'alfl
ing would be wiped out; The “minor ;t"A:.ericl."t .rlim then “mi Cava'natzh
City Fire Department was called ouiima e :3. air as presen on o e ,.
to help the local companies. Mayor iiisg to 'ahich Rev. Father Finn rc- light riding and . 00!- .fi:
Harry Bachai-ach had assistance upended filth gkscceptnnce. “hi" tinned r all be ’Ar:
from the Philad ’ is Wmentnwnlm/ Inpr s.‘
but the nppnrstnlwss stopped as it, Attorney Joseph A. Grey then spoke, of}, “$1”qu ‘
’vvss in place toward a special train on,"The leaning of Service." and the i,” mm, W! - he
on the Reading Railway st Osmiumflordl cell! his heart. for his. W‘Gm .1. p .. 3 3g.
when it was seen the dreams unilcl'liollr 09!! lie all in the semen of: I0' . . - .
.control later. {dailies at 8:10 eir country. i . “a lo - . 1 ‘
octets had been ten back to the « s straight-{out ms ”int n w. J. m m p .
Guttrldgo noiidillpmiuere the are n Tum os , _ sat closed that M the! W . . ‘-
jtill’ruln‘. ,“fi speeches. d on came the impresy .
i’ " —-———--A--——-« dive unis; of go‘s 013.01% #3,“.
m , , , am, against . v as. . .
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