m
‘ iii'tlua‘ud bl lilo School
humans Glover States That Is Costa
* aliquots.» Maintain the Present
8a rats institutions as it
' o'uld One Central School.
m
1 Whilst 'a‘ quorum of members of the
Murillo! School Visitors ventured out
into‘itbe snow storm. last night. to at-
tend the regular. monthly meeting ill
. ashessors' room. in the Town As-
sembly» Hall building. in Wall street.
.‘Thprepwere present Bradley S. Keith.
. past}. S. Kendall, Samuel L. Weed.
‘ I bidthar ,Blanchard and Moses ll.
‘, lover. The absentees were A. C.
' 'Whuflenrbr. T. A. Riordan. A. A.
Graham and John H. Light.
).,;';l‘_lid'lneeting was called to order at
firth‘e’iappointndtime by the president of
theboard} Mr. Keith and business pro-
Mdedto ‘The roll was called and
' vfilauchsrd read the minutes
‘ a last meeting. which were up-
' Weil— " . r‘
'1 practises!) DICTIONARIES.
An informal. discussion about dic-
tiditdrles‘-~'foliowed. but no definite ac-
titttt‘cbpcaynlng the matter was taken.
“ sum time ago the principals of the
f schools: recommended that it be the
rulp‘thatcvery child above the fourth
_, ‘ “‘3 dictionary for his own
ups. 1:3 “understood that the matter
will begropped.
“if; _ 7 ,_ hard said there was a mat~
tor“ ill“ he would like to'brlng up
‘ Itndthnt was how the town stood le-
,igalyhiaruraishing text books and sup.
has, (or. its high schools. He had
delimiter of‘peopls, ask him who-
_ or; bi“... gigtl'tetowli by law was to
W?“ are things. Mr. Bldnchsrd
, _ Q” ‘0 '.t_e;oplnlon that it would be a
] mud» for the board to secure a
statement from thetown counsel. Mr.
.Ketth and'hir. Glover-were of the same
‘. ., it. ~ Hr. Blhngnard then asked the
“u ' contra Unfit? pay member
,1! ‘t Viho‘ that eat a plan for
dl“ icing of the that or. Mr. Keith
thought‘lt mtg: be a goodmidca to
pass a-‘a‘v .e at ,sce ""....town
- as p i M drummers“
. 5 '3». ael was at
With}? at? thnjijoni'd of question
rkist‘d whether or not the wit
liars could call the town‘s legal advis-
afljl‘to‘thelr aid them- being a doubt
1 raised whether or not the counsel was
"at their service. it 'was pointed out
:thst as” the matter would eventually
5
. derolve on the. aslectmen it matterel
me. .Upon'motlon or Mr. Keith n
_‘ " . fl voted to hold: it conference today
,1 ' with the selectrnerl and havo. them see
5' Mr. , Warner and {find out definitely
_ I’ll“ the town into do about the mat
. or. >
Mr. Blanchard reported that he had
a list of All the pupils who are attend<
ingischoois at different districts from
«which they residuum in formulating
this, he found tildt. there were some
.ohlldren‘attendi' school in the the
'TNotwalks who V e out of town. The
matter will be thoroughly looked into
:slo'tltnt it can bid-“determined whether
print out of tothi’ pupils are paying
for} instruction received here.
' . ‘meu 8011de STUDIES.
‘ . Another mat . w hich came in for its
share of disco ‘1 was the course of
tit d has to be Wired in the high
' ml; of the; down. it was agreed
thdtz’there was fa must“ course. but on
he question of ‘t books there was a
great differenc . such teacher having
= xopinlon as to the best book to be
in . Mr. Keith. said that in cases
[like this the booltgchosen was the one
Tailored by the inflorlty of teachers.
' here is nowa course of studies
tori . .ryunltprm ten; bucks in all of the
in solo of the intro up to the high
~uchool,departmcnfi. in the latter the
coir-e 0. studies the same. but text
may different thorn are used. it
, is the intention. . the board to have -
pursued throughout
. a uniform course,
‘ alhthe schools. I
" fin comm mun SCHOOL.
up hr Vii-HST.
Mr. and Mrs. Mod a. Haviiand, at
Their Residence in list strut.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed 0. Havlland on-
lortalnod a company at guests at what
last night at their home in Elm street.
There were three tables and the pleas-
ure oi‘ the evening was by no means
marred in the least by “the storm out
A lollytinis was had by all.
and Mr. and Mrs. Havilaud were ad-
ludged admirable entertainers. During
the evening a luncheon was served.
The first ladles’ prise was captured
Vl ll ' l. (m ll by Mrs. Carl :. Harstrom.lwho 31a:
. . I . lust returned out a savers moo o‘
.07 II ‘ t trip to France. and the first gentle-
men’s prize was secured by Hubert E.
t besides the host
doors.
There were means
and hostess Mr. and Mrs. E. Hill, In.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Van Buren. M
and Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl A . Harstrom. Mill Alice Cram.
Miss Marlon Vernam, George E. Curtis.
and Hubert E. Bishop.
RELIEF assom. .rlon omens.
Imam“ " As YET Bishop.
Chosen by Sherman and
Counclia. Royal ..rcanum.
The immediate Relic Association
the Royal Areanum, which is made
of members of Shaman and Pouss-
sus Councils held its annual election
of oilicers last evening. with Ponassus
Council, the result being as follows:.
Presidentww. P. Rsndle.
Vice—President Carmi Betta.
Secretary—Sherwood C. Cummings.
Treasurer—George F. nearse.
Trustees—W. F. Hoyt. Arthur H
Theile. and Louis C. Green.
liiflllltll lull
E ii. Boidscilmldt Found iioorlr
Unconscious Loot lllllli.
nunuuhifiuuiuu
Had Collected a Good Sized Sum of
Money During, the Day. But 0b~
talnod a Chock for the Amount
nme a Friend.
Ehward n. (loidsclimidt. of No. 19
Elmwood avenue, South Norwalk, was
the first victim in this town to be over
come by the cold this year. He. was
found by his relatives last night in his
.own yard, unable to get any further
He had managed to get that far and be
thoroughly exhausted by trav
cling? brought the. first real snow
atom. and. being numb with cold sank
l we back pas is to more.
inch nonhuman nouns.
Mr. Goldschmldt had collected [some
money yesterday and his . relatives
knew this. They quickly carried him
inside the house and instantly dis
covered that he had no money.
as a flash they thought of robbery.
l' They were convinced that Mr. Gold
schmldt had been knocked senselesr
and robbed. While some of the mem
bers of the family worked over the
half prostrate man, someone went to
the center of the city of South Nor-
walk sought out the police.
SUSPECTED HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Captain George W. Gladstone was
told that there was a highway robbery
and that a man had been nearly killed.
He notified all the other officers and
then set out for the scene of the sup
posed robbery. On arrival at the Gold
schmidt residence, he soon found out
what the real trouble was and set the
fears of the members of the family at
rest by searching Mr. Goldscbmldt‘s
pockets and finding a check for 827.
the amount of the day’s collections.
SECURED CHECKS FOR 827.
Mr. Goldschmidt called upon his
friends. Adolph Kesslor, in Connecti-
cut avenue. during the early part of
the afternoon. He wanted to send
some money to New York and thinking
that a check would be better than bills
to send in a letter. asked Mr. easier
if he would give him a chec . One
was made out for $27 and Mr. Gold»
schmidt paid over the money. When
he left for home he was not feeling
very well. and this. coupled with the
cold and snow, placed him in the con»
dltion he was found.
IARIIRO' UNION OFFiCIR.
Gustav Fitter its-llama Pnnidont of
tnaVOruaaiutlon.
The annual meeting of the Norwaik
Barbers‘ Union was held last night in
the shop of Bella mack. Tho follow-
ing oiloora were moses:
midontwuauv Plucr.
. Viscose-Mantels“ Conroy.
‘Wr-thwk.
amber-om“ Storm.
‘ i. this lunctura of the meeting the
ol ‘ _ up _‘,on the matter oi a
mt ll . lrlchool. Mr. Glover
outwit-ca of the present
contra tattoos costs as much to
if . one insntral one would.
[sound that it would be a
‘ this» town to make a
“ uborVUn- c
www-
fooc‘rom .
.muu m-‘aw—awmu-
"mil 0i
ReaPllilhl
Stoiam ilisiioioo Obiirod to Tito
Raisin in Kuwait iiolbor.
Hi3 HABHINERY ilii Bflilill
Expected to Land Gas
Other Machinery at the Green’s
Roof Station Yesterday.
Weather Prevented.
_.o-...
ed in connection therewith.
collision with the structure.
HARBOR.
and discharge her cargo.
teen a good many.
liar-murmurs
aughly.
by Clifford B. Adams.
95 to 70.
THE SCORE,
Adams. '
5-1
16
26—4!
32
37-2 -
til '
or.
55—3
bi
66—4
79—4
89—1
95 *
The superintendent's re
past week. submitted to
One hundred and drum vial
ALL mm o v .“I'if‘ some. who; no "our two sumo».
.WWW...m—_m
Chrisimas
e Photons
l‘o bo Clvoo Friday Afternoon in
south Nor-oil Schools.
Plillliil iiiVilEii___Tii mun
Exercises will Bagln Promptiy at 1:15
in all the Schools, and Arc the
Most Elaborate of Any
Yet Prepared.
sensuous.
is lit to be implb
outed in Burglaries
Sheriff Romper. of Westport, last
night arrested three well-known char-
acters residing there. whom it .1.
thought arci guilty of the series of pet-
ty thefts with which the merchants of
that town have been powered, in the
The sheriif is very
positive that the men he has are the
guilty parties. as he has abundant evi-
dence against them. Their names are
James Bradley. Oscar Pennoysr and
Austin Rooney. It is alleged that dur-
ing the day time they would lounge
about town drinking and taking life
easy, and at night would do their plun-
In order that they could not
make up a plausible story among
themselves. one was placed over night.
in the Norwalk lockup; another in the;
Westport lockup. and the remaining
man in the place of detention in Snuga~
I
i
ionara Will its. ‘
it t him, but it was
' ' snare took out
The soulful“ b er Shave under one past few weeks.
‘ . “ \ ’p nation of John
Stone thallium inf, are is objection
from t r are
avenue BMW
. are on Newfield
aid from luv. Ea.
ton W. Mall ht tor of St Luke's
’ Alvin B. Ford. Pas
Woo ill Proms; to
film iiooro X'i‘ "
f r‘of‘thb license except
the applicant and his barkeeper. it is
thought that the commissioners will
refuse to grant tile license.
av'a FALL.
'4 Huh-
Mra. Jane E. J‘cnhinpa, of Roton Hill.
Severn .iniurad.
Mrs. Jane Id.
Hill. sustained aifsll one day this
Week. and whaseyerely injured. Mrs.
Jennings is ever eighty years of» age.
and it is feared t at' the accident may
be attended with rlous results. She
_ ‘ j eitto her room. and
is under the care Fit physician.
NORWM- CLUB POOL.
urea, rated 125. de-
.- 'Ball'r, rated 8o. in
the pool'game. lit the Norwalk Club.
night} b the score of 1...: to
still was referee and
W. C. Jessnpgtt plied, to the scoring.
. humus
illli.iiiiililll~iii_allili|81ililiiiis
wul come. this
Engines and
They were this morning brought up
for a hearing before Justice of the
Peace Joseph G. Hyatt. in the West-
port court room. Rooney and Penney-
er pleaded guilty. and Bradley not guil-
ty. All were bound over to the Super-
The close of the school term. Friday,
this week, will be marked by Christ-
mas programs in the various grades
0| the city schools.
grams will be given at the some hour.
1315 p. m., Friday, the 20th inst. it is
desired that visitors to any be present
on time. so as not to disturb by enter-
The steamer Mistletoe. tender for
the lighthouses in this section. came
up from New York yesterday. having
on board the machinery for the new
light at Green's reef. The cargo in-
cluded the gas engi as. which are to
furnish power to 0 rate the'big Da-
boil fog signal in heavy weather. and
the various otner appliances to be us-
0L1)TOWN, Me. December 2‘
serious fire started here ‘
t...a morning and was in
more than two hours a
Among the property conduct
the box mill of the Jim! ' ‘ ”
All of these pro-
-—8PECIALS AT GIFFIN’S.
Flannel Night Shirts and Pajamas.
Fancy Shirts. Fancy Hosiery. Silk Sus-
penders in boxes.
chiefs. Umbrellas, Gloves. and some
exceptional Neckwear.
liliiii iliiiilliil mills
Grind Jurrlndlcls D'Oooirio for
Sooood Dunc.
noun mil iiilililEIlEii
Killed Garrett Barry in Norwaik Row
--Paaquaic Calabroac. the Green-
wich itaiian, on Trial for
livery stable conducted :
Brothers, and .a house .l
The Elli”- Honsleiwailtal m
n a six but d ngs were
The loss is 840.000: insn '
me IN nonrna " are; . J H
NORTHAMPTON. M
lsv-L. P. and S. W.
in order to give mndergsrten teach-
ers an opportunity to“ make prepara-
tion the scholars of those rooms, A, at
and first floor Knudsen
building. will have no morning session
but meet for programs at 1:10 p. in.
To any of these exercises the public
Frank A. Van
tested wuusn
EFFORTS TO LAM) AT LIGHT.
Captain Webber several times at-
tempted to get the Mistletoe near
enough to make a landing at the
light. but found it impossible to do so
on account of the rough sea. He deem-
ed it foolhardy to run in too close and
risk having the steamer disabled by a
ASSEMBLY HALL, FRANKLIN.
SOHi!--"Glory to God in the Highest,”
h I
Recitation—“Ring Outwnd Bells."
Myrtle Scuily.
Recitation-“Christmas Carol."
Song—“Jack and Jill."
S
Recitation—"The Engineer’s Story."
Amelia Becker.
Recitation—wit Came Upon the Mid-
night Clear."
Soug—Adams's "Holy City."
Recitation~“'l he
their store in Masonic
spontaneous combustion; 1
of the block was burned
com & Bali's madam-and
slightly by smoke and water. The
loss of 812.000 falls mainly .
Woodburys. All parties were
sored . An earlier tire lathe
store of John Mario. in' what
as the Meadow district. caused
$2.600. partly insured.
stove started this blaze.
~Umbrelias. Umbrellas ff m
NOW IN SOUTH NORWALK
The Mistletoe was finally brought
into the South Norwalk harbor, and
will remain at the steamboat dock un-
til the weather abates sufficiently for
her to make the landing at the light.
Webber states that the storms of tile
past few days have been as severe as
any he ever experienced. and he has.
“l 0.}. Court in Few
. . .finliman Draw
Benedetto D'Onofrio, the South Nor-
walk ltalian, was indicted for murder
in the second degree by a grand jury
vesterday in the Superior court.
10 oclock yesterday morning, the fol-
lowing reported to serve upon the
CAPTAIN CRAM'S EXPERIENCE.
Captain Clarence Cram and the man
whom he takes to the light in the
‘aunch Siren. had» another severe time
vesterday in attempting to reach the
light. Clarence Webster. of South
Norwnik. who was caught at the light
last Saturday afternoon. has not re-
1overed suinciently from the shock of
the rescue to return towork Monday.
SIGNAL Liort'rs ALL RIGHT.
Captain Frank moon. . who has
charge of theaignal lights omits Nor.
m“ " . It from
lrene Dufsult.
Song—~“Praise Him."
_.... ,...,.»--«-e—.
.. ethos j
wANTsn—Locanop .
ing salesman to sell"'0ur
oils. greases. petrolatum and
ties. Best inducements
Clinton on Company. ~39
Boston. Mass.
WANTfibrer
housework; Calla Evenings
o'clock. Dr. F. ‘ ‘ “
WANTEW ,
on Danbury soc , .
1.000.000 brick. App! MW
man, Danbury. Con
. . .3 3.3.1...
Settlement, or the George F. Gilman
port Trust Cour
, dglopo , the Connecticut
sdminlotrntor‘tg‘ld retarded by the liti-
aartoahuslness. and until
this is sndedtba soluancy or insolven-
cy of ”id “tail. cliihdi. be determined.
At the vmtfindflm administrators
$100,000 in their poo
anion .. loll and! the Black Rock
with"! an. x
the sum 6
estate . lBrl'
' ‘by ""3 Recitation—“Letter to Santa Claus."
Anna P: Smith.
Recitation—"The Two Stockings."
Minnie Gottlleb.
Song—“The Angels Sang One Starry
Stamford—John H. Swartwout.
South Norwslk~Asa B. Woodward,
John H. Ferris.
Bridgeport—4. W. Knowitou. .
Huntington~David A. Nichols.
Bethel—H. H. Woodnun.
Broohfieldv-dl. H. Northrop, J. Wes-
minnow—George
Wilton—H.--lll. Ghichester. -
New Tandem—Fred Knapp.
Barlow-Thaddeus Bel
Trumbull—ammo 8..
Eaton—Edgar Jennings.
Fairileld—Arthur M. Oakley.
Strstford—J. Henry ‘Biakeman.
Monroe—Wm. Burr Mead.
Newtown~Levi C. Morris.
PRISONER WAS PRESENT.
Judge Gager explained the law to the
grand jury. and they were then es-
corted to the commissioners’
room on the second floor, where the or.
ldenoe against D‘Onofrlo was present
ed. The prisoner was all
the" lure um .
soda B.FHANKLM 1..
Song-—~“ln a Manger.
. . School.
Greeting—“Merry Xn'iaa."
Hanoi Wilson.
Recitation—«"in biennium."
S
a h} other assets as
v , .into cash. Until
. ‘ in business is
known there. docirnot appear to be
much else, except cash in banks. which
is also tied up in litigation. to come iu~
to their hands.
TEA BUSINESS LITIGATION.
The great ten business is in litiga-
tion. the claim of George W. Hart-
ford. who hasxmanaaed it for many
years. to partnership having prevented
no! progress in settilmr that estate.
This phaaceof the .Gllman contest will
broboblycome to trial in the United
States Court in February. ‘
Aside from this. there is Mrs. Hall's
sweeping claim to the estate. George
W. Smith‘s. in which 8800.000 in claim.
ed. Miss Kupfer'a for $15,000 and a
number of others amounting to a few
hundred dollars.
PROCEEDS KEPT lN'f‘AC’l‘.
The ten business is being carried on
by Mr. Hartford. and the proceeds are
being kept intact for the needs of the
business. That good sized profits we
owe from the conduct of the many tea
stores. scattered throughout the Unit-
ed States is a fact.
many years drew from 830,000 to 8120.-
900 yearly from the business.
Hartford drew from 35.000 to $30,000
per annum, accordin
of business done.
is being drawn from the profits by the
uiimln estate. it is estimated that
there is quite a surplus accumulating.
The headquarters of the ten business
are in New York and that is a distrib
uting point for all the stores. and all
of them make returns there. So long
as the ownership of the tea business is
in litigation the estate must remain
,L. Rockwell.
. 3
Betta island to South Norwnlk. the
first line lnaeversl‘daya that he has
been able to dome. and he relates in-
teresting storids of-his experience dur-
'ng the storm of Saturday. He. how-
syer. kept all the signals li hted at
night. and performed his dot es thor-
Reciiation—"Tlie Secret."
Song~“0h..l.itt_ie Town of Baillie.
lady would like a
panion and light hull“
of two. Inquire at 48
Norwslk. Conn. »'
’wswreo—ooon “00‘“ no HARD
was canons ‘ " '
The crew of the Mistletoe were
drenched through to the skin. despite
their heavy waterproof clothing. and
had a most trying experience with the
rain. snow and cold weather.. The Mis-
tletoe has a Japanese and Filipino as
cooks. and they do not take at all
kindly to the northern atmosphere.
SOUTH NORWALK CLUB POOL.
Recitation~"Sdnta' Claus."
Martha Buckley.
Recitationw—‘anrsery
set carpenter's
Finger Play-”Santa Claus's Joke." "“1“" to J' 0' Kathy” No.1!
Recitation-"Three Xmas Wishes."
Charles Taylor. Viola Decker. "
At noon they returned
bill for second degree murder, and
were dismissed. The crlmi tor which
“be accused man is indicted was com-
mitted in Norwalk October 28, 1901.
The victim was Garrett Barry, with
whom D,Onofrio had had a previous
son‘s Point and D'Onofrio tied for sev-
eral days living in the woods he ilnai.
A ly surrendering himself.
Song—"Snowflakes.“ T0 LET—SECOND“ PM 1”
Center ave. Three ml "14}le ‘
Rent low to singlalinflonol‘
couple. Two minutea‘nin‘lk frdm
ave. electric car lindig ‘lnq _ ' f
premises. or at 53 west ave. "
TO Lev—sins!“ airmen. .
Woodward avenue. doom W
No. 10 Ann street. lb ' W
and building lots tarsal ill-lay ,
ments. Apply to Eirmffwoodwhid '
'ro Lev—Hones hill 8 1.6% . » "
8 rooms in first clssajfidfler; 1W _. ‘
10 Tolles 8t..firstfl t}; rooms small
house. Holden 8t. i , p eckl, W
lnquire of John ii. KW. SIWdfifl».
“‘21. .‘ :1 a“
The Second Game in Tournament Won
Christmas Exercise-3‘ C h r i s t m a s
The second game in the South Nor-
walk Club Pool Tournament was play-
ed last night. between Clifford E.
Adams and Luther M. Wright. each
rated 95. and was won by Mr. Adams,
Song—"Christmas Carol."
ROOM E, FRmv KlilN.
He will be
Song—J‘Christmns Chimes," -
Mr. Gilman for
ANOTHER l’i‘ALIAN MURDERER
Yesterday afternoon before; Judge
nger in the criminal court the case
against Pasquale Calabrese. a Green-
wich ltalian was begun. Calabrese is
indicted for murder in the first degree
for complicity in the killing of Jacob
Larsen May 28. 1901.
Larsen was a foreman on some sew-
er work in Greenwich, and George Co-
lumbo and Calabrese had a quarrel
with him. Larsen was stabbed and
,died within a short time. Columbo
was tried at the last term of court and
was convicted of second degree mur’
tier. He is now serving a life sentence
in Wethersilold.
Attorney Carl Foster is defen
Calabrese. There were 32 jurors re-
ported when the roll was called.
At 2 the task of selecting a panel of
tweleva men was begun. William A.
Smith of Fairfisld answered the ques~
tics: of counsel satisfactorily and was
accepted as tho.flrot juror. Milton W.
Jennings of Southport was accepted as
second Juror.rTho trial wl
Sch
Recitation—~"Why?"
to the amount Recitation—“When
w that nothing Marjorie Birerum.
Recitation—~“The French Way."
Oliver Jackson.
Recitation-1A binds to Santa Claus," .
sa . Smith. .___ ‘ " " '"M "
hccitatlon—-"Ch ristmas Secrets." ”Tomb: 151.33 .Un'j‘ - . ‘ '
,_
Song—"Green Holly Boughs Bring.‘
School
'ro LETmTWO fiat)
floor. ‘8: four roolti "
fioor. rear extension 9"
Ely Ave. For to
quire at allies of 0‘
##M.&
70 LET—41008.“
ctr-eat. Norwalk. 1
Apply to R. H. Col
Recltation~"0hrlstmas at the North
The cash from the ten business on
hand at the time of the appointment of
the New York administrator was turn-
ed over by Hartford to that adminiao
trator. an act in itself which appears
inconsistent with his claim to partner-
ship. This. it is said. amounted to
more than alcohol). Since than the
proceeds from the business have been
kept intact and are being used in car-
DONA‘I’ED FiFTY DOLLARS.
Mrs. James Cousins. of Brooklyn. no.
member; the Moi-walk Hospital.
Recitationfle’s Coming."
Recitation-«f‘Christmas Ere."
9 executive
committee. at the mootlog'on Tuesday
afternoon. shows that there are nine-
teen patients in the hospitl'l. eleven
males and eight demise. Three new
dents have been admitted and one
. Flour occupy private rooms.
Reclitntion-J‘Tho Two Little Stock-
Lola noose".
Recitation—"Bang Up the Baby's
S ' ,
Class in Holland."
J'- .
y motto . Christmas
TOWN couk'r cacao.
Four Removable float Monday Morn-
In. Arc of Considerable inure-t. ,
Thunders four cases returnable to
the town court boatload mornings ,
‘ Hanoi
matador—gas? ., . m-.. ..........,. .
. no FOR AM. A .-
Heading-“The spring «10:: 'A
'l' indium at to Low
tit IALMVP‘
babbling. thoron
surmount sham.
at fhll'oflm. ,.
,coinscothalioopltal. thcrobsl fort
fiddly; ‘ u y
.or amigo,
noawaut Loan association.
.1. u. norm-on Mm Member to no.
main Until Moi-too go won't-lo. ;
" The monthly meeting of the Not-will:
as. been and Investment Assoc
was held lastnight. Aw inter-
fsaturo was the fact thatwhon
H. Buttercup made his
, . out - Ill be m udod
. his obligation to ‘ «notation and
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