«my ’01: it. Herr-Church.
ly fifty persons attended a.
. party last night at the home.-
‘ir. and Mrs. Percival Morgan.
g'ory Boulevard. to celebrate
‘nth wedding anniversary of
had Mrs. Morgan. The party
. charge of Mr. and Mrs. Cor-
V‘nn l‘overing. _
- . Morgans received many gifts
t glass. The house was pret-
‘Qcorsteri with cut flowers.
0 guests enjoyed dancing and
. merits. . '
ROLLED EFFECT ~
USED ON PLEATED
FROCK AND CAPE
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Philip L‘ustcllano will attend
unlectlng and banquet of tho
I cticui t'hil‘oliraclfirs Associa-
At the liloliican Hotel, New
don. next Sunday.
0 C $
Best Coal. Harris & Gains—Adv.
O O O
hpsh Circle or King's Daughters
their regular meeting at thc
l~ 11. Plans were made to hold
lcuic July 3 at Roton Point and
w’ormy will be lit-id at the church
{it was the. inst meeting of tlic
Ion. The. ncxr. regular mcetinfir
be held the second Tuesday in
ember.
'h
1:. annual meeting of the Fair-
Cbunty League of “'omen voters
He held Friday at. the country
. Samuel ('. Show in
Mrs. liliitrson Neivcll of
Mich. chairman. will preside.
, officers will be chosen. Lunch-
‘ - wii be served on the lawn sur-
-dlng the Show home by the Red—
League of \anen Voters. rc-
tions for which mar: he made
'7 calling Mrs. Shaw at Reilding, 30.
‘ uternoon meeting will be held
:'the auditorium of the Sanford
-ooi at two o‘clock. Miss lda Iii.
’ bell. Belle Shcrwim president of
I“ National League of “inner.
'- eFa. and Prof. ll. M. Lawrence of
L éonnecticut vollvge i'or \\0lll(‘ll :i'.
London. will Do the Spt‘ukf'l‘S.
u Tarbell will speak on the recent
1-investigatlon.
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Lchigh Coal. Harris & Grins.—
in; Rose Schacat of South Main .
; ls enjoying a week‘s vacation'
...Mher duties as bookkeeper with
-S. & 5. Tobacco Company of l.‘
11 street. Herbert .u. mun Ur
, I! 'St. is substituting.
L t m t
Miss Irene Buckley of Van
Avenue returned to her home
‘3 wing a. few days visit with r0- 3
2‘32: in Brooklyn, New York.
"'g as ..
.-
Tim
sway 1.. ....ly"s choice of clothes.
The alternoon costume shown. how-
rn. John Lexus and son John
of Riverside .\\'vnuc “ere visit-
In Bridgeport, Sunday. '
‘ “ ' much
Buy Your Victroxa on our Club - . -_______ .,_,-._..__w_~
Ask sbout it at Donnel.y s. 1 Mr- “.1 .1" “mm,“ . “mp“ 3r.
. ‘ ‘ {‘3' ll ‘l}"l\ , \l11‘ , 'lj'r tljh Kill 513 int”
‘i‘hiss Mary Novlnc nt’ Putnam .\\c- l ”'3“ “" '1‘ "‘ "‘ ”:31 “33‘"- “lmi‘m 3‘
' is spending .1 few week's “'llll I“"“"~ “l ‘ "1”: " ”VT-“”-
' . Anne Film or Long island. 1
"-
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Mist. .\lll" !\ii:;h of nurrltt ave.
I Tankus of Main Street “$51.1 mi“ IS Minn-ml :1 run “Inks vamp.
iness visitor in New York City ’7”” ”“m ‘9 . “”91".”- '~"ilh ll‘."
' relay. .‘ttitcli‘nl‘. lln‘lu f‘l:lp.:'l}.
. . . “Ilium Nl"‘."r;\l“"l liilfi rm‘ovvrcd
' Gorman of Main Street has ac‘ "rum in: 2‘ . ciz‘. l“'t'\?fi .md returned
“a a. position with the Connecti‘ i to his lliiTiFS min ’l'ripp's Lunch
ght 3.: Power Co.- of \Vali ’ cart.
t. ‘ . . .
° ' ° —-Al:tn sprln;s, l‘ill:."s.-Alv.
rge Pea Coal. Harris «{- ° ' '
-—Adv. , The )lvmfi: lx'i'hrn nn‘l Anus
‘, ‘ ° ' 'McHugh of Ni .Jou'li \lfiln street cn~
sJoseph H. Sloman was a . tr-rtainmi zllvfilll :wriilv friends at a
l .1- in New York City, Monday ales and inirvrllr-rinous shower at
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their homo Saturday afternoon in
am. from where chemicals and honor of Miss Alberta Comstock who
.had been poured on the tire at is to he llllll‘l‘lt‘l‘l to Dr. “'llllsm H.
”Winnipauk school resulted in the McMahon. .lr., Miss Comatock re~
. n apparatus helm: called out rcived many beautiful girls. Among
. second time Monday afternoon. llie out of town guests were Miss
Vl'flremen found a little smoke Margaret and Miss Kathryn lion-
gfrom bctwcen tlic walls of hacker of Bridgeport, Miss Anna.
chool-rooni. but there “as no llerternnn of lmnhury rind Miss Al-
lllre. liizl. 'T‘. Madden of P-rooklyli.
,Dividend Notice
At‘a Meeting of‘the Board of Directors of the
SOUTH. NORWALK SAvmcé "
BANK
d this day, a. dividend at the rate Of FOUR
13 ONE HALF (41/2) PER CENT. per annum
'fdeclared to the depositors from‘ the earnings
’Lthe bank fer the six months ending June 30th,
d:
i All money deposited on Or before July 10th, . »
draw intergntfrom July vls't.
ALDEilgOLMAfis; 'ngdgndt . . .
’ {GEdRGE L. WOoDWARD,’Tre§’mei.g
..ir pleating continues to 2
ever, has a more unique trimming Q
Stelnwald; prophet, George Gerrlsli.
fl ,1
has purchased a.
i Irene English
M" be served. _
O O O ‘
min Nu Gladney of Gle‘h Gard-
home of Miss Muguertto Roselle, 7
formerly s resident of this city.
0 ' o 0
Mr. and Mrs. DeMorest and fsmily
of New York City have moved to
their summer home at Marvin Rldge.
' O O O
The nnnusl meeting of the Nor-
wslk Branch of th eAmerlcsn As-
sociation of University Women will
be held at. Hillside School on Fridsy
afternoon. June 27, at 3:30 o'clock.
Ten will be served on the lawn. 4 It
is hoped thst as msny members as
can do so will attend. so that there
will be a quorum present.
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~—Skirt plesting. $1.00.
Store. 15 R. R. Ava—Adv.
Singer
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At s. meeting of the Associntion
of Tribes of the Red Men of Flir-
neld County. held Monday evening
at Strstford, it was decided (list the
next meeting would be held at
Pleasure Beach onl July :3. The
Great Sachem of..the Stste, Charles
Peck of Bridgeport, snd Great
Junior Ssgsniore Newport of Tor-
rington were guests at the meetinz.
Frederick Gnnung ,re lved the ap-
pointmcnt from the rest. Sachem
of Deputy Great Sachem over thi-
four Tribes in New Haven. About
fifteen members of [Incas Tribe at-
tended ths meeting.
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Mrs. Edith Boerum of North Main
street and her grand-daughter, have
returned from a visit with friends in
Gaston. Ind. -
O O 0
Charles Mega of Bouton street cn~
joyed a motor trip to Stamford yes-
terdny.
O O O
Opportunity Sale at
Iii—Adv.
-—(‘.olden's
Golden‘s. June
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Mrs. “’illinm Pinces of Lexington
.;ivenu-.‘ has resigned her poaitlon
:‘J‘llh the Jacob Shoe company nnd
linken one with the Lenoy Shirl com-
, puny.
) e s
5 Leonard Criscria of Bridgeport was
'tllc gurst of relatives in town yes-
rainy.
{1
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Miss Mildred Pound of Lexington
:‘lynnuc is visiting relatives in Dos.
:lrn.
0
Charles L. Garfield of Lowe street
tune the guest of relatives in Bridge-
: port ycsterdny.
0
Jim”; Naples of .‘iulvoy place
“05 n visitor in Bridgeport Sundsy.
John llarlar of Lexington avenue
‘lizis returned to his home after
,visiti‘nc relatives in Xew York City.
3 I O O
! ——- l'Zchusii e
‘ \\'edding Gifts.
ond
floor. lmnnr‘ly's-Adv.
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ICC-
.‘lrs. Andrew l’oklemhn of Bridge~
port has returned to her home. after
'n visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Pok-
.lfllll‘a of lily nvenlie.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Hurlbut.
Mrn. “‘illinm ll. Stowe and Miss
(.iltva Webb motored to Kstonnh. N.
i'.. inst eveninz. where they attended
the rummcnccmenl exercises st the
Katmmh high school. Miss Ruth
.l‘lll'tly of (‘rotnn Falls. New York. I
iomisin of Miss \\'rhh'n was A mem-
lwr of the graduating class.
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Douglas Fowler Comp. No. dl.
Sons of Veterans will hold 1 meet-
ing tonight in the P. 0. S. of A. hall
on Franklin street. The degree tesm
of the Stamford camp will work the
degree on one candidate.
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.\ir. and Mrs. John Burr and
daughter of Reading were guests
yesterday of Mrs. Burr's mother. Mrs.
John K. Pinch of Elizabeth sheet.
and of Mr. and Mrs. Howard L.
Finch of Spring street.
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. At the. meeting of Chess Tribe. 1.
0. R. 31.. held in Red Men's hall
lust evening. the semi-annual election
of officers took place. The follow-
ing were electmiz' Sachem. “'illiani
Moriarty: .senior sugsmore, Norman
(lormley: junior sagsinorc, Charles
V U ' 7 V
The members of Putnam Hose
company told a drill last evening
near H. Jacobs and sons Shoe Fac-
tory on \Vater street: “'hen'they
had finished Freddie Croisetlere de-
cided he didn't need to go swim-
mlng that night in order to get wet.
O O O
The appsmtus at the Central Fire
Station was called out shortly ;.ftcr
one o'clock yesterday afternoon on
a. still alarm to extinguish s tire
which some children had built in a
large tank at Polley's on Monroe
street: A stream or water was turn-
ed into an Opening in the tank and
the tank flooded.
0 0 0
Residents of Burritt avenue. hove
complained to the police shout boys
swimming at the McMullen Cove.
0 O O
A complsint was received at po-
lice headquarters yesterdsy of boys
playing baseball in Stesrnbost. place
It was stated that they broke a
window.
0 O O .
Misses Florence Lynch. Genevieve
-Breton and Irene McHugb. of Dan-
—b_ury. were the guests cit-Miss MIL
drod Finkler. .of Putnsm avenue,
yesterdsy. I
O O O
Brien McMnhon. of Putnam sve-
nue. has taken a. position _for the
summer with the National Surety
Company. 115 Broadway. New York.
. O O 0
Miss Burnett Henry, who has been
seriously ill. isconvslescin‘g It the
Gould Homestesd. Fsirfield. Conn.
1)me fl
7.. R. Column sud Miss Train of
Brooklyn were recent week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Owner.
'o b i
‘ '4’}! l .
H. Barbara. Weed of Norotop
touring car.
0 O
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;. Dr. sud-Mrs. John 0. Perry of
whxsnsfield svenus entertained Miss
of New York city
will be (lending And roll-mont-
ner. New Jersey. is s guest at the
Crescent Terrace. ,Mlss Glsdneylwu
. ' ‘ _ , . O
« Mill Irene Toth. pr
st Grsco' hospitsl in
Rood. ‘will move to their. new ,home
in Bronxville, New York about July
1 O O 0
George Schllehting. fin. spent sevj
oral days in New York on business
list; week.
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The mid-week cottage meeting of
the Noroton Presbyterian church
will be held tonight at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. John Tyler.
0 I O
.Msrshsll P. Ricbsrds was culled
to New York last week on account
of the death of his mother, Mrs. M.
P. Richards. '
_ O O 0
Miss Catherine Fairbanks 0! Old
King's Highway entertained Miss
Msrlon Noyes of Stamford on Sun-
day.
0
Dr. Hanson lass purchased a new
COUpP. V
O . 0
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wystt and
son. Robert. of Brooklyn. spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
E. Wallace of the Post Road. Nero-
ion.
-0
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The. ninth grade pupils of Junior
High school. Noroton. enjoyed s pic-
nic st Peach Lake Ssturdsy.
. t O
Walto‘n Wood of Lewisboro. N.'Y..
was in Dnrien on business Monday.
l KUWA r um i
The cost which will appear in the
farce. "Aunt Abigail and the Boys"
at the Rowayton Hose house. Friday
evening will include. Rowland Sch-
“cbel as Gerald. a Yale student;
Charles Hendrick as Aunt Abigail;
Harry Fuller. Jay \‘an Couvering.
Jsck Framer. Henry Rowland. Wil~
linm Gustafson and George Holt:-
man as Yale. students: Harold “'ab
erhury as the grocery boy and Arden
J. Doll-on as Gerald‘s sister. The.
play is being given by the Pstrol
tesm of the Norwslk chspter of De
Molay under the auspices of Class
No. 7 of tho Rowayton antist
Sunday school, for the benefit of
the school. The class is in charge of
Miss Mary Sniftcn. The members
are Leona Lund. Frances Bond. An-
na and Elizabeth Scofleld; Emily
Stevens. Gertrude Brands snd
Evelyn Pack. The' De Molsy or-
chestra will furnish the music for
the incidental music. it will also
furnish music for the dancing which
will be enjoyed following the pre-
sentation of the play. i
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Miss Muriel Mchnrn of Brooklyn
is the guest of Mrs. Sidney R. Bell
of Crockett street. Mrs. Roll will
return with Miss McLesrn. Friday to
Brooklyn where she will visit. over
the week end.
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A supper-picnic
Roton Point. Sslurdny evening by
the members of the Romyton
Young Married People‘s sssocistlon.
Plans, are now beingrarranged for
lhe affair under the direction of
t‘hs'rles E. Funk. president of tho
organization.
will be held st
Mr. and Mrs. \‘l‘llliam Busch and
children of New Jersey have arrived
at their summer home for the sod-
son.
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l’ndcr the supervision of Mrs.
Edgar Ii. Raymond. president. the.
members of the Good “’iil society of
Rows)ton are making flnu ursng-
ments for the picnic. to me. held at
L‘onientnicnt Island. Tuesday.
0 O C
Friends if Mrs. J. Oliver Davis of
Crockett street who is confined to
[he Norwnlk hospital suffering with
a broken hip. will be pleased to hear
that she is resting comfortably.
O D
Pincus New,“ of McKinloy'street
hits purchased a new automobile.
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Mrs. J. Douglas. her son. Allen
and daughter‘Agnes of Flostsburgh.
N. Y. were the week end guests of
hire. ‘6. Schimoufir’s’ of hicfilnfiii
place.
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Cumin Prescot Hart is having I
barn built on his property on Mc-
Kinley place.
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Mrs. George S. Moseley. an. of
Brooklyn is visiting Mrs. George S.
Moseley. Jr.. of flown-ton avenue.
_.,.—.._____,_
THOSE who consult the clsssified
x in mining
ow . Keven.
visited -recently with Dr. end mu;
Perry of Mansfield avenue. Burton.“
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Mr. sud Mrs. seabold. of Tokenehc
in Ely avenue. cost 8500.
house in Ohio svenue. cost. $7,000.
l’El‘lltor, ure- Evening Sentinel,
Den-Bit: Plessssliow ms to cor-
rect the item that come out in your
psper yesterdsy. ”adder—"A suc-
cessful Minstrel Show in Rich’s Hell
by the Grace Bsptlst church." This
ststement is in error. The Grace
Bsptlst church bed nothing to do
with this sh!”- Before- anything
before: board of Seven ‘Doucons
and inept-stor- end then the see! of
the church. is placed on every dicket.
This is 1-,th church end will
not allow, anything like dsnclng
or anything else that megslnst the
principles of the churcn.
_ D. C. Tuom.
Fulcrum“ Bspust Church.
Cor._Butler sad Quincy Bts.
Lockwood Pe‘nnell of Rowsn street.
and Milton slsuson are visiting In
Jame-port, Long blunt.
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Mrs. ”William Seibold 02 New Brig
min is the guest of her sister. Mrl;
Edward E. Mend st her home in
Edlle svenue.
O O . 0
_ There. will be a rehearsal of the
Young People‘s orchestrn of the East.
avenue Methodist church in the
church tonight. st eight o'clock.
O O 0
Joseph Ticosh of Osborne svsnue
enjoyed a motor trip to Sumford
last evening.
The Ladies“ aid society of the Estst
avenue vMethodlst church is holding
its regular weekly meeting in the
church this afternoon.
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The Sunday-school of the Esst
avenue Methodist church will hold
its picnic tomorrow st Roton Point.
O O O
The regular monthly meeting of
the East Norwalk improvement as-
socistion will be held Tuesdny sf-
iernoon in Community hall.
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Mr. snd Mrs. smuol Chlnsky of
Move plsce hsvo returned. to their
home from New York City where
they were guests over the week—rid.
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Mr. snd Mrs. H. Jello of Fort
Polt street have Is their guest Mr.
Jsflee‘s brother from New York city.
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The new swimming tlost st Calf
Pssture bench wss hunched Bun-
day.
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The work of lsylng the curb on
First street is progresoing rapidly
and it is expected thst it will b"
completed shortly.
Actress to Open
' Paradise Park, Rye
At Psrsdtse Psrk. Rye Bosch. N.
Y.. next Monday Clsudlu Christi-cit
Wheeler. a former resident of Green-
.n-lch and New Rochelle. and now
playing the part of the “Mother" in
"The Merle" It the Century Thea-
tre. will dedicste the new 850.000
dancing pavilion and offlciolly open
the Pork to the public. Frederick
H. Parity. the owner of Paradise
Psrk. hut arranged to have the en-
tire Miracle company sttend thi-
grnnd formal opening. Ten large
buses will meet the 700 members
of the Mirule csst st. 2 o'clock It
the Century Theatre Monday after-
noon and will go lmmedistely to Rye
Reach. Here they will be received
by Mrs. “'heeler and the Went-hes-
ter candidates to the Democrstic
Convention in New York. After the
reception Mrs. “'hecler will dedi-
cate the beautiful new Japanese lsc-
qtiercd blue and gold dancing psvil-l
ion and the party will all attend :1
clam-bake which has been arranged
l
for by Mr. Penny and the other own-
er of Paradise Park. The 69m
Regiment Band will play for the oc-
cssion.
“1:11.0le PERMITS.
Building Inspector George Iiubbell
issued the following building permits
this morning:
Agnes Dopovil. porch sddltlon in
Spring Hill. cost 8100.
’r‘v‘xfi. 5. Kenn—5W
Fair' street. cost $1,250.
Benjamin Sugdcn. house sddition
iv‘ififififi" m
Gunner Llndforo. seven room
PLEDGE (JO-OPERATION.
TOKIO. June :5.——ln 1 conference
with American mlsslonsry workers.
Japanese Christi-n lenders urged
the missionsrles to, continue their
sections regularly are. bound to re-
work in up“ and pledged them.
ceive some of its-profits.
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Dresses, Coats, Suits
wear will start
Norm
‘ .
ovcr‘thc week-end.
owner. :0. at Mr. sud
ANN ovNcmNT
Golden Opportunity '
_Sale ‘ ‘
Our fnmous annual sole of Ladies’
THURSDAY, JUNE 26TH,
At 9 A. M. .. ,
their ctr-operation.
*
and Muslin Under-s
P
is given. tof‘fifis church it must come .
,stste authorities on
Mrs. Knapp of "River-
‘ sidoAVLe. Returns
, Fr‘om. Funeral at
Peperlll, Mass.
Foul Play?
Mrs. Howsrd I... Knapp of 41
Riverside nvenue is home today after
attending the funeral oervlces for
be: murdered brother, Frederick
Nutshell, who-c body was found in
two teeter wster in the Nashua river
st Peperlli. Mass. The locsl snd'
lnvestlgsting
the death. .
Muslin“. in compeny with two
companions. went fishing ‘ Friday.
His compsnlons left him on one
side of the river with the under-
stsndlng that if he wasn’t there
when they returned. they would go
home. .‘When they stopped fishing
they
and they didn't did Mai-shell
went home.
you.
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mm repeal! sad lute
mue- V‘rero celled into the cue.
mos-gum. the body was found
lying in the bottom or the stream.
It In: thought st first that Mur-
sbsll hsd 'boen overcome snd
drowned. but. examination of the
body disclosed thst Msrshsll hsd
evidently met with ,tour play. His
tsco wss discolored and battered
and there was s. deep gush over his
temple.
Authorities investigstlng the case
declsred that it was impossible for
Msrshsll to have summed the
bruises while in the river. The bot-
tom of the stream ts covered iwth
send end is not rocky.
.It is believed that Marshall was
nttscked by thugs shortly after his
compsntons left him. besten, stunned
1nd thrown in the stream. Thst
death was caused by drowning was
proven by the autopsy performed on
the body. The only other theory
the authorities have is that after
being beaten up Marshall might
have been held under the wster.
Mrs. Knapp. who before her mar-
‘rlage wu Emily Marshall. received
word of her brother‘s death Sunday.
‘Vith her son. Adelbert, she motored
to Peperill srriving in time to at-
tend tho funeral services which
were held yesterday.
Mrs. Krupp was told by the au-
thorities investigsting the case that
[M
several cllucs had been f,»..|.,d ’
might lelbd 10 the appre}::-..wh
the men who “”“c‘
brother.
Mrasha ll was .7.
survived
drcn.
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25.—-Pope Plus has. l'
papal (laceration “fr.
pontiflce“ upon Mrs,
Bird of chit Lake C
grain to tilie Sal: La:
Right Row. Joseph 5, G
of the Catholic di'-C »
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