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The Newtown bee., 1888-11-16
BETHEL.

Dogs have killed sheep for Cornelius Dibble of Plumtrees.
 Rev Samuel G. Keeler supplied the Congregational pulpit, Sunday, 4th.
 John T. Pierce is writing for the Dan- bury Register.
 DrFrank Benedict has opened an office at the house of his father, A. l.. Bene- dict, Center street.
 Julius B. Judd has had his house paint
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-16
SOUTH BRITAIN.

Out of 319 voters, ,299 voted. The Pro- hibition ticket had only votes.
 Winship's new hall is rapidly approach ing completion. All are sorry that Walter Somers was obliged to close his store as an insolvent debtor.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-16

Boils, carbuncles. and other skin eruptions indicate that the system is endeavoring to re- ject poisonous acids. and that Ayers sexsapa- rilla is imperativeiy needed 1t is the most reliable of all blood medicines. Ask your druggist for 1t, and take no other.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-16
s0UTHBURY.

Mrs Susan Bellfield's mother from Hat tertown has been with her.
 The Misses Stiles have visited in New Haven.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-16
A. W. oRGLEMAN.
CHARLES JONAS,
 Merchant Tailor.

Church St. Newtown, Conn. beg leave to announce that I have received q fine lot of suitings and overcoatings in the
 stores at NeWtown and Bridgeport, where will be pleased to wait on patrons and will guarantee
 satisfaction. CHARLES JONAS.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-16

WHAT IS COMING Now-BabbIt,s and Welcome soap cakes 25c; best Pfnsbury and Jones patent -four soc bag; choice creamery butter 96c pound, 4pounds el; fine mixed coffee, 26c pound; Japan and O0l0ng tea 30c pound, pounds 1l; Inc currant jelly 3 pounds for 16c; chOlce buckwheat flour 15 pounds 60c, II ". E. WILLS, 68 State street, bctWecn Main Lstreet and Post On1ce, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1888-11-16
DIR. K. N. BETTS. Jr.

Dentist, Sandy Hook. Teeth extracted without pain, by the use of Nitrous Oxide (laughing gas) or Ether. Teeth insertad on CelluIoid or Rubber. Money paid for extracting is allowed on sets. Will call tt the house when requested Brookleld every We'd nasdaY.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
BROOKLYN.

Emil Hclnz, age sixteen. OF No. Forty -second-st
while attempting 10 get of tho steam railroad
at Third ave- and Forty second-st., fell and was
crushed badly yesterday afternoon between the cars
and the track. He attended by two physicians
and taken to the Seney Hospital, where his recovery
Is doubtful
Palm Sunday services wcrc held in many OF the
churches yesterday.
The first anniversary OF the Russell Place Metho-
dst Episcopal Church took place yesterday. The
sermons were by the Rev. Drs. S. Hunt and b. NJ
Adams.
The annual meeting Of the members OF tho Brookiyn
Library Will be held in the Library Building In Mon
tagIe ST. on Thursday evening. Addresses Will he
made by Mayor Chaplin, the Rev. John W. Chadwick
and Others.
A meeting will be held in the Fleet Street Metbo-
dist EpiscoI al Church Wednesday evening to op-
pose the Personal Liberty League Colonel A s.
Bacon and others viii speak
Mrs Kate McGovcrn, age sixty five, of No. 70
Warren ST. fell off the stoop of her home on Saturday
and received Injuries from which she died at st.
Peters Hospital.
Tho police found a gambling house In operation at
No. "a Courtst yesterday morning, and arrested the
proprietor, Edward Peters, and five other mon. In
the property seized nine tables several hundred
"chips,p dozens of packs of cards and $40 In cash.
On March 1S Henry jenkins, age twenty, OF No. III
Troy ave, and Moses Anderson, Of No. 23S Howard
ave. met at the house Of William Sulvey, at Deanst
and I roy ave. and quarrel arose as to who shonld
60 out for beer. Anderson was kicked In the abdo-
men by jenkins, and reported to be In danger
condition yesterday. jenkins was arrested
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
4 BRAND VIEW TELEPHONE IN THE FIELD.

The Bell Telephone is not to have the field all to ITSELF
despite its victory There Is another Richmond IN
the field is already buckling his arnor, and is
well supplied with the snews Of war wherewith
to pay lawyers fees This is the American National
Telephone Company. Yesterday at the office Of the COM
pany, No. 90 Broadway, the telephone was exhibited
pecuaritics explained by the inventor Professor
Bonita, who contends that the patent which has been
granted him both method and construction In no wise
conflicts with the Bell patents This Is shown" said
Bonita by the specifications Of the two patents
from Belps reads thus MY present invention
consists employment OF vibratory undulatory
current OF electricity in cOntadstncton to merely In
pusatory current, and Of method for pro-
duclng electrical unduations upon the line wires
patent granted TO me is for the method of trans
mltting arcuate speech by intermittent pusatory
impulses constant volume caused by opening and
closing the battery circuit We ball as loose eec-
rode OF the voice acting against this ball causes
the battery circuit be broken at each syllable uttered
distinctions will be Ineligible only TO the SCI
enc few promise rent telephones at half the
present If will be appreciated by everybody
Ex-Judge Granville z. Hawes is president Of the new
competitor Of the Bell companies.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
WANTING TgEIR RBCrOR TO REsIoM

There IS trouble between tho vestrymen OF st.
Matthew's Episcopal Church In Sussext, Jersey City,
and the Rev. William A. Holbrook, tho rector and the
been formally requested to resign, but de-
clines to do Both parties arc rctlcent as to the
nature of the trouble but 1t has been known for some
time that the officers of the church have been dissas-
fed with Mr.. Hobrook At recent meeting of tho
veStry resolution was adopted by vote of to )
requesting the rectOr's resignation copy OF the
resolution was sent to Mr. ITolbrook but he paid
attention to It, The vestry then held another meeting
which resulted in sending Sctter to Mr. Hoibrook
stating that his resignation would be expected as
soon after Easter as possible Mr.. IIolbrook not
at homo Saturday night when Tribune reporter called
house but his wife stated emphatcally that her
husband had no statement to make. Some or the
vestrymen but they refused to disclose Inc
nature of the trouble. Mr.. Holbrook succeeded the
Rev Dr. Abercrombe who was a prominent candidate
for Bishop the time the Rev DR. Starey was elected
ST. Matthew's is tho Oldest Episcopal church ana one
of the oldest churches I'm Jersey City,
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
SOME CLAIMS FOE CHRISTIAN SCIEECF

The Church of Christ (ScentsO is an organization
composed members of the Massachusetts, Metaphysical
College and meetings held every Sunday al Ffthave
and Forty. scvcnt:s It's purposes are not only
religious but educational and 1t seeks to spread the doc
trines Christian Scientists School Of Healing Tho
church incorporated last December but meetings
held about month earlier.
TIE minister OF the church, Mrs f. j. Setson preached
a yesterday from the text Jesus saith unto him
will and heal him." She endeavorcd TO show that
healing done by the Christian Scientists was
the same kind method that Of Christ and pointed
out that IL opposed and rdcued in His time nOw
She touched the meaning Of Word" in the passage In
the beginning the Word" discussed In Faust"
and concluded that IL meant Mind" Sin, sickness and
DEATH" the illusions OF mortality You
believe in these things without suffering the
sequencesr She asserted Christian Science does
heal the sick and devils and will raise the dead"
and said, let realize that have Gcd power, that
lie made In the image OF Himself"
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF w.YoRK.-.....sUNDAY. MARCH rs.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. ........SUNDAY.M MARCH 2s. 1888
ARRIVED
Steamer Umbra QBr) McMIekan. Liverpool Mar II, aud
Brown a Co. Arrived at the Bar at 6.u6
mdse 42l passengers to Peterwrisht Sons. Ar
steamer Persian Mouarsh tBr) Bristow Hull Mar s. via
Boston with mdse TO sanderson Son. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Jersey CITY PS HSSr Bristol Mar Swansea
Steamer ST AUans BrI surrock Calcutta Fob 9. Alden
15 suoz 81 Gibraltar Mar mss toChas Sumner &
Steamer Wio:aad tGsri Ober'. Hamburg Mar H. with
mdse and 81 to Kunhardt Co. Arrvedat the
Steamer Ko erlam tDtcl. Potter: Rotterdam am Mar TO-
stasns or, De JS.ss,tn .hn Havr' Mar IT,
Steamer Trinidad lBrl. Fraser Hamilton. Bermuda .
dIys ~s n Ind S's EAR at a pSssas'r' to Co.
steamer Nacoocnee Burg days. with md and
steamer seneca Walker Newport News and Norfolk with
wyanoke Boaz. Richmond. city Pointand Norfolk
viii mase and Ws 1 a oso With mise 60
II 1r'5d ! Dimocf te''A" "'"'.' '''''"
mise to smith Il schipper vessel to S J t:oberts. -,
ship kingsdSrt OBJ Morshonst ceOu l2o days. "'nhe"p
Bar. hen,ish Tar Br vsteh Pa lang IA days withmd'o
sUNsET-At Sandy Hook wint light swi cloudy. AT
City Island. wind light SW; cloudy
Arrived vestertav
81 Thomas and news With ds aud
US Brazil Mail IS co.
SAILED
Ocean for Bremen; otranto. London Bas'auo
Snip WIN IL CoLuer. for Shanghai.
Also saled-via Long Island sound-stsamer Dimockl
for Boston
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEANEa4
FOREIGN PORES
ouvHysrowy Mar 25-SaIed, steamers Aurania (Br),
Hans and wyoming lH Risby. from Liverpool hence for
legsroa. Bremen hence for Newfork
(F0r later shipping Ne'cs II any, see FVthPage)
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
EXPLAINING 1.-THE PLAN OF THE ACES"

Mrs Viola Gilbert spoke in the large meeting room ~
Cooper Union yesterday The Plan OF the Ages and
planned by charts her ideas OF the restitution Oh
his original normal spiritual condition. Mrs Gper'
is slender woman. with head that an artist would long
10 paint She has mobile refined and delicate featurcs
while she speaks with emotion that tends TO carry con-
yieton The fall Of she interpreted for mankind
good OF is TO be restored not only 70 the
plane from which Adam fell It Is TO be elevated TO
spiritual and finally divine plane The evangestic ser
vices conducted by Mrs Gilbert made Interesting from
tho decacy grace which she conducts them
The mennium exists around now, she holds and all
that he needs TO realize 1t place himself In harmony
with the Divine mind This will result In physical "a
well as spiritual health. o. - ~
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
SENATOR LOW ON RAPID TRANSIT

FAvoRING AN UNDERGROUND RoAD-No 1NsUR-
MoUNTABLE DIFFICULTY IN THE WAY.
Senator Low, who is authority on railroad matters
In the Legislature, having long served as chairman OF
the Senate Railroad Committee, in town recently,
and asked how the question Of rapid transit for
this city stood with tho members OF the Legislature.
"The opinion there" said he is decidedly In favor OF
underground transit. Tho experience OF the great
March storm has shown the necessity for that The
Arcade plan for a road under Broadway is good one,
provided IL would not disturb foundations. Heman
Clark's plan is excellent. 1t certainly would put a
railroad deep enough to prevent interference with
foundations Of buildings with wires and pipes and
sewers. I do not understand why the precise dcpth
of $50 feet is chosen by Mr. Clark"
Tho Senator informed that Mr.. ClarRs expert
cnce on tho Aqueduct and elsewhere in blasting had
demonstrated the fact that blasting could be carried
on with the least shock and disturbance to the sur
face at $50 feet and that the reverberaton from trains
would bo the least noticeable and the surface
at that depth
"Ah,7 said tho Senator, "then that explains It,
The plan seems perfectly feasible There is no doubt
about plenty of fresh air in the scheme. Tho only
trouble that would be from the use OF ele-
vators in raising and lowering passengers and freight
for that distance. STILL there Is no inSurmountabie
obstacle therc for largo freight elevators have been
planned and l think are I'm use at Bergen Heights
New York must have underground means OF transit In
some form, and right away"
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
SOME NICE THINGS EOR KORKINGuEX.

Tho working who enter aincd every Sunday at
Cartiers Hall, No. so Fifthave had pleasant after
noon yesterday. Among those who contributed to the
programme were Marietta Santin soprano, Of New
Orleans; f. Wade barltone Mr. Gerbel, zlthcr player
Clinton Burng eocutiOnlst and Professor r. s. Aqua
besa pianist Judge David McAdam made some remarks
lie spoke first OF advance that had made in
the last hundred years and then told how he would
like them advance further. lie would like 10 sec
more female doctors ana lawyers too" he admitted,
amid laughter ave have teegraphers," he con.
tinued, and want more Of them Wha, want now
is free Libraries women" lie would have the million
aires be practical and give money 10 poor people TO
clothe, feed and lodge them.
Tn Government ought furnish employment TO work
ingmon out Of work. "When there is a strlngency in
Wall Street, he said the Street teegraphs TO Washing.
ton for money and why does not the Government do
something for the worklngmcni We need streets
here and we want streets widencd want parks
Thus could Torkingmen be employed and Ncw-York
could be made the handsomest city In the world"
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
END OFAN UNLUCKY VOTAGE.

OF the 11S passengers of the steamship Ncderland.
rescued by the steamship Amsterdam and taken to
Halifax thence transferred by rail to Boston. and who
arrived at Castle Garden yesterday all permitted
to go their respective destinations without detcn-
ton. One Of them. Petrus Van der Wenkle. from
Belgium. told Tribune reporter that when 1T was
ascertaned on Monday morning that the machinery OF
the Ncderland had broken down and that the vessel
was helpessly drifting IN mid there was much
excitement among the passengers Women and chill
drcn crying and men were asking each other how
they were to reach port Fortunately the sea was
not rough After lying to for three DAYS and half
the steamer Amsterdam hove In sight and went to their
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
Cpus8rD m DElTH RYA TRUCK.

The mystery Of the death Of the crippled boy, John
Fink, at Broadway and Hayward-st, Brooklyn, on Sat
urdsy morning cleared up yesterday. The police,
who first reported that he fell and fractured his SKULL
had been struck by grocery truck, driven
by Frederick Hanker, Of No 90 Moorest who was en-
ployed by w. b. Jurgens, Of No. 179 Boerum-st He
crossing and could not quickly enough
get Of the Of the truck which backed up
against him. crushed against awning post.
autopsy showed that his internal Injuries the tract
skull alone would have been sufficient to cause
death Hanker arrested upon the charge Of homi.
eide He said he did not see the boy. - / %
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
STATEN ISLAND.

George Smith and Joseph German, of West New
Brighton, arrested yesterday charge Of bur-
gaiy. 1hcy had broken into tho Industrial School,
smashed the furniture and committed other exccsses
They were held for examination.
AS Custom House Inspector Moore was ascending tho
companion ladder the steamer La Gascogne, which
is lying In the Lower Bay, the ladder broke and the
Inspector thrown into the water He was rescued
BY the OF the vessel.
Excavations for the foundation walls OF the now
church Of st. Ross. of Lima, nest New Brighton, arc
now being mode. The stOno will be laid
shortly 1t is proposed also to erect convent for
che Sisters Of Charity.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
JERSEY CITY.

Notice posted yesterday In Emanuel Episcopal
Church that an election for vcsymen would take place
I'm Easter This is the church of which the Rev. Mr.
Windeycr is the pastor Some time ago the pastor
and the present vcstrymen had a serious quarrel,
wlSch resulted in charges Of conduct unbccoming a
minister, Icing mode against the pastor. The trial
of the pastor Is set down for to-day In Philadelphia
before Bishop Nicholson.
Joseph wcs. the inventor OF the now electric motor
which is being used the Jersey City and Bergen
Horse Car Line, died yesterday Of pneumonia
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26

morning, dated on Saturday, saying: Beatrice arrived
hero to-day; win write particulars tomorrow Mrs
Allison said yesterday that she fit no further uneasness
about her daughter. She did not know why the girl
had gone, and did not to make any guesses she
ala not expect 10 receive the letter giving the parucu
lars before Wednesday Thursday. 90.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
LINENS AND QUILTS.

JAMES McCREERY & co.
Continue the sale Of Table Dam
asks, 9 yards wide, at 75 cents to
S1.25, and 2 1-2 yards wide, at
S1.25 to $500 per yard, being a
reduction of so cents to $1.OO per
yard from former retail prices {;
also a Job Lot of Table Cloths, a
little under standard sizes, are
being closed out at extremely low
figures. Three numbers of Linen
Sheetings, 90 inches wide, at 80
cents, % cents and $1.1O.
5000 extra size imported Mar
seilles Quilts, i'm three handsome
patterns, at $3.50 each, never be-
fore retailed at less than $3.50 !;
and several cases extra fine Jac-
guard Quilts at S1.35 each former
price $500.
JAMES REERY &c CO.,
Broadway and nth Street.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEX-JERSEY.

James franc, OF Railway, track walker on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, was killed there Saturday
night by tho 80 through train. He leaves wife
and largo family VI young children.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26

verdict that Teta killed John Brown fellow work
man. on March Is, at Port Washington, by striking
hin, with a blunt instrument without any 1ustifnbie
cause .,l p ~
In the Roman Catholic and Episcopal Churches on
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26

The Hebrew feast of the Passover begins to-n night
and continues for eight days. Following her usual
CUSTOM Mrs Pauline Rosendorf the wife of NJ. Rosen
dorf. of No. 273 Grands yesterday distributed meat
for the feast the poor of EldrdGe-st and vicinity
On Tuesday evening, January "a. Mrs Rosendorf en-
gagged the company of the Roumania Opera House, In
the Bowery, for benefit performance of King SClo-
man, and devoted the proceeds TO the purchase of the
meat. Mrs. Rosendorf. with Mr.. Rosendorf. ]. Rosen
dorff. Charles Dahl. Mrs B. Silbernan and A. Roscn
baum assistants took her station in the basement
of the house of NJ Goldberg No. 80 Eidridgcst ST.. and
began the work Of distribution All day long the room
was filled by a constant stream of Door men and
women all anxious for their portions of the feast All
Der of persons In their family. and then order
Deanccyst. butcher for from four to ten pounds OF
meat was given to each Last week "MatsOz." or
Passover crackers. distributed to these people by
the Passover Relief Association. that they are pro-
vled with everything needed to keep the feast. over
5000 pounds OF meat distributed to 700 or 500
mi
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26

E. &W. Especially Designed for Easter. E.&
THg "CADDo" CoLI.R
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
REATRIOE ALLISON 4

BEATRICE ALLISON TURNS UP IN HALIFAX.
Definite news has at last Of Beatrite Allison
the young grl who has been missre from her home No.
81 Fast Tcnthst, since Tuesday morning. Mrs Allison
received dispatch from her sister Halifax yesterday
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
.InrN,Iprrw. schwsb French vice-Consui at
uan,rs., AsToK-captan R. L. Phythian U. s. Navy,
BRUNSWICK Merton McMichaei, OF fniia'epmS
EvFktTT-chari.s Dt ,kens. 1t'o Campanin'' Nine.
Cerster Nine. scalchi and Mile. TorrceliL FIFTH "a
w,iI.m i B1oren.e. GILSEY-General George H.
sharpe. Of Kngs'on, N. Y. and Stanton j. feee and
J. N. Huston, Of Indianapolis H0FFMAN-Governor
David b. HILL Observation-Disclosures Mather.
WINDSOR General John McNuta Receiver OF the
wabash Railway Company. 80 -
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
Announcements

BRUMMEIL has fine assortment of inn
ported EASTER NOVELTIES large assortment Of BoN
BoYs fine CHOCOLATES CAKAAEs &c. s3l broadway, 29s
9th ave, 2 West l4lhst, 40S and 4lO Grand-st
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26

"TO MOTHERs.p
MRs WIysIows SOOTHING SYRUP fer Children rssthin<.
softens the gums, reduces nha naauoa aiays all pain
curea nd cello Twenty hvo ceRts bstts
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26

Beware of slight irritation of the throat
Brumners Drops give Immediate relief Ssld at the
elevated railrsad and drusgiss every where
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
NEWARK.

James Gallagher was committed to !an yesterday.
He was arrested late on Saturday night to await the
result OF Injuries inflicted Andrew McNally, Of
No. SO Mongin-st this city. McNalIy and his wife
. week ago visited Gallagher. During tho evening
thore was quarrel and Gallagher struck McNally on
the head with beer glass Gala ghcr was arrested
and his visitors returned home. On Saturday night
MIS- McNally felegaphed the Newark police that her
husband was dying with fractured skull and request
ing Calaghcrs arrest Witnesses Of tho ARRAY were
aaso taken into custody.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26
MARINE INT ELLIGENOH

MINIATURE ALIANAC
TO-DAY
sunrssa 40 Sets. IA Moon sets 6:2o Moons age Is
<X-sapdy Ifsox 600 Gov 6:391 Hell Gate 8:2S
N.-Sandy Hook. 6:37 Gov. IslL 7:09 He'll GatA S:5o
New-York tribune., 1888-03-26

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
$40 WEST l2orHsr.
of tho Nervous tyste Geuto-U urinary organs
Impotence ana sterility. Bours-S 10 IL, ted
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-03-31
Nuerlet.

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Weidenfteller 6. Barter am Sunietbes
pot amif9en 5tpei Cars aerquetiGt unb
bann i%berFabren. St erlag balb ben
erbaltenen 8%erlebungen.
Nber & S6ultbeB tperben i6r
8ef9dfWofaI nod Commensurate
gegeniber bon Glapins Npotbete perle.
gen. Ser neue Store nit ben baau ge.
b6renben Nebengebduben giebt ibneu
mebr &aum fur. ibr fi6 inner mebr
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freut, iOl6e 6orti@ritte unb @rfolge
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b%efonbers alen 2efern. Der rGreien
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1nnig erfldrt porben.
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f9 am Samfae abenb auf ibrem
Qeif1tpege bonn @an pebro parf bas
W~ergniigen ma@ten, bic @aslaternen
NIT Steinen gu bombarbiren unb bic
@1eiben ein3umerfeu. murben bonn
Geforber ie um SIS b%effraft.
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bic Der. Staten bur9reiien, peridumt
es. aud Gan Mntnnio einen 8eiu1 ab,
auffatten. Sn tuerben mir nd9fens i'm
O%perubauie @eIegenbeit befommert,
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y9ilie BON Seriep" unb angetIi9 bic
t66nte 5rau @nglanbs, auftreten gu
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bier e%iutrefen. Ser Name ber Mrs.
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aum engIiden Sbronfolger befannt
fnb, erfreut fi6 zines ebeniol@en Welts
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barbt ober ber 8atti.
= 9eute, Samfag unb Morgen
Sonntag Ibenb finben in S9ola' ga.
billion our g%inmeibung oes renoDirten
Gotals 9oppelton3erte ftatt. Musge.
ndblte programm : Nummerit tperben
ben geiu9ern eineu angenebmen unb
unterbdlteuoen AufentbaIt R6ern.