h
night ndili‘riday‘;‘coldor.‘ The distur-
. the athsays. ,-
3, interesting about groceries 'in"‘the ad;
‘ joined at present to show a1 kinds of
and.
. and Pittsburg:
",‘Nni'wolif, congregational Church, will
sign: This attractive card is ’th‘e work
‘ And Other High Grads Brands.
Short corollary-Tn hubby. at-
tractiveaii tobacco line. Call
and inspect. ‘ ‘
‘m
Mob-ckomb Elk. vomit. Bldg.
80. yNorwpik. , Norwaik. ,.
l
l .auwrctsrrsari?» ..
- ,Form“orwaikandgvicinity: .Fair to-
hours :a'lhi‘ch was ; central do Illinois
Yesterday morning is now passing out
thelstrdsawroucc valley. It bosom-i
1111.091! ,cloudy‘woather, with local show-
’ors‘41iiroughoiit"‘thc lake region and
hswiilnxland, it is foilewcd,3by,sn
'dlea'or high pressure and pleasant
“weather,.,which is now central in the:
Mississippi valley. Another storm is
‘dontroli‘tiiis morning in “the horth’westi
There has been quite a decided fall in
temperature in the northern sections.
Thunderstorms were reported from
Atlantic. CityLVPhiladelphia, Knoxville,
The store of the. D. M. Read Com-
pahy is famous for its sliks.‘ See what
C.‘ W. Hoyt is golds lint of the furni-
ture business nnd‘ihesé' are‘th‘c best
days to select. .
~—
Charle‘s Id. Seymour-has something
in to—day's isuc. .
as Norwaik‘Lodse “or Elks held a
regular meeting iast,,nlzht and transac-
ted only routine business.
was-
~,’i‘lic thin, woolen dress goods this
spiing are beautiful. You will get a
lit, [midduzbyi‘eadingths Howland’s ad.
' .l,‘ A. Hislop «it Company is fully pre-
spring goods; idea what the ad. says.
m 4... ._n ; ,- III, illu' . .
.-'l‘.lis ohurchf’co‘nnoii. of the South
hold“ a 2 meeting “tonight in) the lecture}
room. -
The Inncolncotmch o. a. ,A. M.,
will hold their vreguiai‘uneetin , tomor-
row evening in the‘irihaii at 10 Wasin,
ington street .
, “we. nds-u; ,_ .
mnaisy,llest, Flour, $4.25 Abbi.
ner. . , , ,
The case of thc,C,ltylSistional Bank.
of South Nor-walk. liagainst William,
Rood-
Hindiey. is assigned for trialxinthe ’
‘ superior, courtgatfl {Bridgeport today.
In one of thel'very attractive display-‘
ed windowsof I Davis it Son appears
aycry appropriate card of poster de-
ofAWilliam Story, ofythis city. -
A memorial service 'to the memory,
ovars.’ Mary F.,liliy.jwii~be eld. ingtho
South Norwaik Methodist C arch this
evening. Eureka Rebekah Lodge, . of
which“ deceased; was a member, will .3"
load in a body. I . ,2 ,........ _.- , _. . .
, The followingwcontcsted divorce;
for disposal tomorrow‘il
in the civil ‘supcrior‘ooun:.Chnriesfl.r~
M mwm». A.“ ...
I ' B.Buxton will
i4
{95% suitable «
as now
lift
. ill of pneumonia,“ the
‘I-bel‘t Newclitsi‘“ dancing-class,
hue, nos sport. Eyes examined and
the horns '
Mrs. Heal, oiLoona street. who is
pitalg‘is improving nicely. .
after ’Bcll island interests.
some very boantliul flowara to the
Norwalli, “orbital. yesterday.
swan“...
Dr. Hitchcock his having repairs
nuo.
lag the work.
Elias Gusow‘ski intends ‘ to close out
his tailor ‘liusinoss‘fi corner at Water
and Wull'streots, by April 1, and wlil
removed to New York.‘ .
Tho hatcakohts ofvaaouth‘ Norwulk
will [go West next week torflolicit fall
orders. "The work‘onf'these nuts will
. commence about {one 1.
woe—nay...-
.Mrs. AaronDeckpr. of Franklin, ave-g ‘
nus, entertained Mrs. George Maikln’
and daughter .an'dridrswiieorge Mills.
of Broad River, yesterday.
the‘ aired on of Frank‘ Brian, 'is“ to
furnish the music at the mass meeting
held in Hoyt's theatre tonight.
The Magical Union's orchestra, under
The Patriotic Order of Americans
“held a ' regular meeting“ last ‘aight and
initiated i‘our candidates, , The ‘ re-
gular routine business‘vvas transacted.
-«é.....—.--.—. q:
. Mi's..L..W. Ballard, of nudism-eat.
M Wilson and daughter. of New Ha-
ven. spent Tuesday ”with friends in
Stamford.
--——r-—
The Hat Finishers' Association did
not hold its regular moatlng’last night
but postponed the Session for a month
aaihare was no special business to be
transacted. I
Miss Etta‘Schuitzc Will sing
prano “solo One Swectly' Solemn
Thought. at: the service in" Grace
Church tonight at 8 o’clock. The
choir‘ will also sing." ‘
“w‘
,There are no‘new developments in
the matter of a new postloiilce for Nor-
walk. The assistant. inspector, J. M.
White, "of Bostoiif'hasfnot been heard
from since hislsst. tripyhere.
Mrs. John H. Ferris has . written
home tothc effect that since she has
been in Florida, herheaith,‘is improv-
ing and that her voice, which ‘was
weak. is being strengthened. "
A subscription paper is being passed
,around‘to secure fundstolfiMir the
damage to the Knight arrest a. M a.
Church. the ’side'of'which“was crushed
in Monday ‘by"a wall ailing bolt.
The real estateaiténcy of disco!) M.
Layton has sold .thaifarm in .North
Stamford: ‘ov‘in'ed bylflila iM. Cunning-
ham. ‘The farm consists ottwontyonc
acres of landand spouse anil‘barn.
At the session orxProfossor .W. fill;
as
night, ‘arrongomen‘ts "ware made to
have the annual reception ot’ithc pro
pils on Friday‘nightihp’rll 11th, in Ar-
ion Hall.‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
flopressntatlves‘, of ,the Wells Com-
pany, of Norwaikp'idredgersjand .pila-
drivers, hav'e‘be‘en mak'lngnsurlveysjand
taking sonndi “s for alargowhart. to
dread? assurances-2
cases are noted
Chase vs, Margaret = Chase; Jesse
Webb ,vs. Mary‘ii‘l.‘ Webb; Charles A.
laassenvvs. Emma L. Lassen, .
ll dress rehearsal was h
old at the
cry,- iastnnighinc‘, :‘ -. 0
‘~ .\
. _ I . . ,- l.
Colonel Charles W. Heudrie has
estate of William '1‘. Hilton. a'New Ca;
anon liquormgalsr, by ‘ Referee flanks:
rt." Bates Wont into‘ banks
cy . n‘iiuary. “His llabiiltiss‘ai‘e"
81,700; assets, :60 . .
V'fD‘lfl M. S..Rosen. cannot and nuristl
can“ e’consaited lathe D flaunt the
Mahackcmo Hotel. ' 'f'm , essays ‘aliii
Fridays. bothered monomer of 1 and 5
fan dailyl betwsn 9 and 12 a.
m.,-at 615 Fair-field age-
es treated.
. Willem
f his
Norwaik hos-
g’l‘imoihy H. Foster; oi Danbury. was »
in South Norwailr ysstnrdny, Hipoldns
Mrs. Alfred Plait made a gift of»
made to his residence in West ave-
Contractor Dthi, M. Plait is do-
south Norwalk, and her sister, Mrs. Li
the so- ‘
be ‘f built ,sdn‘tii , of ,the .Davonpprt &
. Lieutenant Governor‘Edwin‘O. Kane
4 ier will ‘bsw‘rin‘ 'aster‘at *the circus .
g «‘at the armory, ‘his‘e’vehing. Tomoi
frow and saturdsy night MayorGeorge,‘ 3
act‘in'that capacity. A ’
been appointsd trustee of the bankrupt. _
DRESS 60009., _
“How beautiful the new, thin woolen
stuttsaro. oulru visit can truly tell.
There is‘a beauty and richness about
thorny whet cry, oolorad 91'.
surpasses a i ”the; : fabrics
seasons. , ‘ ;- '
lilolluuoea. ,aud cranes. and. railings.
and similar goods or, .‘in‘hisb favor.
Their finish and wai t and linens”
of appearance are all" dmlrabir‘suitsd
to summer wear. “,‘And thank! stand-
bys such as mohalrs‘ nnd‘.whlpcords
and ‘visoreaux ‘
in the newcolora and chides: " f“
' Arcataloxue‘would airliners ihnn'ope
newspaper miumn; finals in brief men.
tionroi‘some latest‘nrrlvals.’ ‘ ,
‘iu‘oulors‘r ' ‘ “ “ " ‘ ‘
(impuilisrptarvery ‘
and‘as soft as n' satin
,iudhcswidoeficyd. l" ‘
~ lesrofiux offiight“ weight and sort
teXtiirc ‘iilJi‘iixl‘ill'Qii so subtlo‘asto
seom‘ plain colors at a, shortnistance
fillieyd.’ , ‘ ‘ ’
Wool crash, made album-twisted
worstedniooks and feels. as though” it
ivyllldishake.dustas a dog docs water
”"J. Yd. I ‘ I \
Lightweight venetian; elegant in iln-
lsdhahd soft ‘andlrich in colors—{$1.50
3i - . ' ' , ‘ ‘ "
iiitamins (reminds a man of mosqui—
tonotmf a very fine Weavol‘oneyof
the most-sought fabrics of the‘scason
”#31 yd. » ‘
Silknind-wooi crepe. clinging , and
beautiful, as fine for ‘snminer‘g‘owns as
any fabric made—viii to $1.75 yd.
.. Eolienne, so silky itfalrly seems to”
throw light out from its graceful
folds—~32 yd, ' .
Great variety of ‘l‘owonpriced fash-
ionable cloths too. ‘For example, whip.
cords, and mohairs, and vigoreanxg‘at
at Silo yd. .
Black. .
New canvas vollln ,:dnii but ole»
aunt and (of courscl‘t e fashion—~31 to‘
$1.75 ya.
Crepe do chine of very light weight
given a novel air by tiny dots of silkw
sioo yd. ‘ ' "
Crepe do chino of :illflilflillll luster.
rich loop-$1.75 yd; , ‘ '
Wool crepe de chine, heavy and so
doesn't require silk foundation—en yd.
_ Etamlnc. strong the h looss‘look
ms: in “waveforms to: p 1.15 yo. i
silk-warp purinesroftgaud fateful
tombs-touch”andiadab‘tiniifitsei qulclo
ly to summer's sirloin-41.25 yd. '
Eoiienns; exquisite torturcyand be
finished that it 11118 it small malted at.
footie-$150" rim f v ' ‘ ‘ ’
.Novcity'vciiinxj of wool, striped with
mohair'in'c‘atch‘y ddttcd effect ‘(you’d
almost think the stripes were silk)»,
$1.25 yd. «
gun «in weave
1bloqsum , 46
must stop.
Left aisle roar.
THE nowtauo
osvcoonsgco;
‘vaBridge’port.
Empiulnudimewd
if yournican
. ., ‘ to gill“ '
4h
CM “‘08” meals
ii
an
3‘ av couanacariou‘AL
. , m ‘ QRCHES.
R , ;.,
“Eula":wsrd doggy ‘ 4
a1 Churches in this state during 1901
in membership orf'protession f faith
slur
in 'trust fan special
k. b‘ ,
matching: >
Klow‘iwith 7nddod‘boauty ,
Haven't told a-tonih of mastery, but ,
, . 'ltiiliilf .,
; .cis‘isfi.thatlast‘octobor it made a roll
- . for hog produlcts fro
in. Roland j
Prone um. . ' ' ' '
. iii; ., “i aPowelitc’ Enamel;
Buchwald impulse lidsilivrl " $4.50 an; '
‘ ll would 3‘0 Fiction , . ~ . 3
"8, .il . Butcherswlix
Trenmdgenl Investigates dull. ~ @5011) * ~
‘Silwr‘iluuilnndale‘d - a . ‘1‘.
‘ 'i I 207 East Wa
An agent of the Uni 0 States treas-
disc.
I .
shington street.
3. : y .
ury department visits the factory of . in".
the Milford Sliver Companya Milford ,"W. alout
yesterday, investigating a report {’21ch J ' ‘ *
feet that countcrfe money was .. us. r.
turned out at; tucfaotory. Thorumors CH'CAP‘Q WOMEN 'ND’GNANT‘
halé‘libdhtrn‘cod to issue Hendrickson
a distiller ell-Nomination and to, the an:
out as walrus the state authorit‘lss,.ho
emphatically denied that he‘ had "ever
’givon expression to the rumors. tie
into the blame. on Lizzie Von Hacht, a
young girl employed as a cleaner, say-
ing‘she was the” person from‘w'hom he
first received his information. Hen
dricllsomwasjcmpioyod in the plating
room of‘ths factory ovcr’which cool-go
Gormdin‘ls foreman. ' Hendricksonhns
been lnteinporate in both :habltazand
speech forsome time and was dis;
charged lastrBaturduy imcau‘sc of in-
subordination, reckioss abuse and in-
maximum.“ ‘ Simultaneously with his
discharge came thefrumorsof counter-
”felting; All the stories wero“tracod‘
directly, to "Hohdrloitson and ”tour wit-
nessosnivn information to the author
itios that i‘iendrickson has told them
in: groutconddenoe, that four‘mén uh»,
dor the direction oi Foreman Germain
had been. making ‘ spurious ton-cent
pieces and charters in‘5lho plating
roomy . - . .
Proscoutlnghttornoy, Omar W. Pratt
sent forsl‘lendricitson Monday night
and questioned him. :Hennrickson de-
nied thatdmfhadovs‘r circulated any.
such stories, but finallyadmittcd that
Protect Against Obnoxious Attitude of T
.NcwWork Customs House. Officials.
“”0400, March Haw-Ono hundred
representatives of Chicago woman
held an indignation meeting yesterday
at Mrs. Palmer's home and protested
against what thcylcharactorizod as
the obnoxious attitude of the New ,
York custom house inspectors in sub.
.iscting European travelers to ignomin-
ous, treatment . in overhauling their
baggage. The chief request is for the
'aboiishmentof a law which allows
onlyghldo worth of new personal ei-
‘i'octs to enter the United States free
otduty. ‘A not of resolutions directiui
to ficcrotary of the Treasury Shaw
was adopted in which were embodied
se’vc‘r‘a‘l complaints against present
conditions. ‘ ‘
The ladies resented what they said
was the "discourtcous attitude of the
custom house inspectors, which is has
‘inillating in the extreme." They urg- ‘
ed the selection of courteous oilicials
as wellias that proper waiting rooms .
be provided no the (locks for the no-
oommodatlon of travellers. Among
those joining in the discussion were:
’Mosdames Carter ii. Harrison, Arthur
l1) Eddy, author .l.‘ Farw‘eiil', Charles
, ‘ , oer ng, launcey J: Bla r, Emmo s
be had heard the stories, Wt they Blaine. Theodore Thomas, Marshal"
were ioldhim bl” M133 V0“ Hflcma Fieid,'Jr.. ll. R. Cubic, "C. Conuselmau.
like treasury uncut resterdnr lnvos- 03M. uénroun. , ‘ *
titrated ths'mattur‘and expressed him-
seli’ as thoroughly satisfied that “sour
"igrapos'l Was responsible for the iron:
bio. ‘E..W. Dunning. superintendent
of the works, said yesterday that Hen.
‘driokson‘? had given "the“ company a:
great deal. of troiibleaud for a long
time had by his in‘tsmperatc habits
demoralizcd the discipline of the work
roomsdo such an extent that, although
he was a skillful workmanshis dis«
charge was gecossdry to tnojsafo‘ com
duct of the usiness. ‘ . ‘ '
lt'is‘po‘ssible and siren expected that
a civil suitwiil result train the inciv
dent. Mr. Germain Was the party in»
iuredhnd "will. his‘frieii'd‘s say, seek
redress through the courts. Hendrick:
son when,in:his cups, cir‘culatcdih’e
stories through tho'saloons .in every
instance giving lilsfiact in great use
rosy. ‘ " i ’ .
done.
‘KILLED in suows‘uos.
. . ‘W‘ ‘
Superhuman Effort of Spokane Miner
' ‘ to Galn'Frecdom.
SPOKANE, Wash, 'Mdr’ch 13—h
Nelson, ll. 0., special'to‘ the Spokes
man Review'say’s: Fred Lowdcnwas,
killed by a snow sildo'Saturday night.
do‘and Chris Sherbert were asleep at
theifo‘ot of the ~‘Kokankde’r’rangc, when
the slide buried “their cabin. After
thirtyw‘slil hours of superhuman effort
Qherhert freed himself. He obtained
aid at a neighboring mine, but Low
den was dead. His linger nails were
torn off, shoyvingithot he had made a
desperate ciiort to dig himself out.
Sherhert's feet and hands were badly
frozen and his fact may have to be,
amputated. lie was ciaid in a shirt
only during the ‘thirty‘six hours he
- was fighting, for «life. '
DAMAGE TOiNDlANA OlL FIELDS.
veiwoiauaroms; Mar. iii—fl strong
‘ gale has'been‘j blewlng over the entire
it’utol’since an early hour, yesterday
morning. . Telegraph and telephone
smileswas badly interrupted. The
greatest damage "seems to have‘oocur-
~ed in'tho oil fields. .At least seventy-
iive dorricks in the oil field were com.
oltoly‘ wrecked. Maav of the derricks
werecquipped with-pumps and in ad-
oauuor oi simulate.
.. L- inn, L /
Western Railroads Must Charge Same
Ratcforprcssod Moots or Livestock.
. CHICAGO, March 13.-~Trafllc oi'il-
cinls of western railrdads are much
disturbed by an order from the inter-
slate commerce commission to immo-
riiately discontinue their discrimina-
tion ratesogainst‘ilve stock. says "the
inter-Ocean. TheChicago :llve stock
exchange rocgntlyrgilled a complaint
the corner, we would‘bé indeedshortsightod if we failed to emphasi
duly exploit the merits of the different lines. ‘
Much to talk about and oulya very small part of it can basal ill?
there'ii ho enough said to arouse. your interest. Ne
whole season's outfitting before them.
We’ve chosen the representative things from the best maker's,.tbey’re
now and ready for your selection.
New Ginghams, in stripes and plaids, largo line of colors, at 12%: yd
Handsome line of Colored Swissos in dotted and strips effects, it”?
Best quality of ScotchGinghams, in stripes; neWest shades, at 25
Extensive line of Mercerizod 8
cities,
Full line of white goods,‘including Swisses, Lawns. Dlmitles Jami Piqli
The dress goods section has, donned its spring garb. You'll find
wanted styles of gown stuffs here; you'll also had them at tho wantedpric
Just a few items for your consideration: ‘
Novelty Dress Sailings the latest Shades, 36 inches wide, at 290 yd.
42 inch Plain Color Surges, all wool, newest shades only, SOc‘yd. "
36 inch Granite Cloth and Whlpcord DreSsGoods, plain, rich celor
59c yard. 7
Novelty Dress Gvoods'hl the very latest" wouvcs. habdsume ‘ oiled
Priced from 890 a yard on. , ' ‘ . H
We have had many of our
ed early. Many of our
the liner garments. Anda'most beautiful lot of waists
sheer lawns, tucked, “embroidered and lace trimmed. ‘
. The Prices range from $1.25 to $2.50. “ ‘ ‘
Excellent time to choose the summer outfit of fine White Waists:
as a 552M511
waswszossoamoaoowsone warn: I» 7
12 North Main Street.
emotionless“ is.nanoseconds
out no a
finding “19.390 , ‘
swim: in iuatm
Having: the goodsi and loiowing that the actua
w goods and ill, lid
cspccluily “W.
them is enough to awaken ‘hnybody's Interest.
NEW WASH oooos f
hastyioswoloriugs and makes of. wash staffs are well‘nlgh audio
Good time now to have summer Berlin
ilk Cambrios, dotted and lace striped“
' also plain. colors, at 490 yd.
THE New onsss oooor
lNTRODUCTORY SHOWING OF.“ DALINTY WHITE‘WAISTS.
exclusive novelties in White Waists deli ‘ .
customer‘s likato get an early pick and choOso 1
they are, mad 0!
MONDAY AND was
MONDAY,_9 RM. swoop”, in p. M
lNGT‘oN grass
a soda Nomad, .
J
South Nor-walk. can”
i’ ' . , ' I
”muggy; :‘figgtgmfidim wow roan, March .l3%eorge w.
stifle ofllciai‘s“ of‘thcwwss‘tern‘ Perkins, chairman of the finance com~
citnowr received nouns from “3199691,!“ Elwin! StatesfiteeiCori
t e miision‘to‘chhngé‘the‘ir rate ii o’o‘ratlou, shirl‘ioday that sdv‘eral pr p-
«as 'as to" avoid«‘wdlsdi‘lhiinatlon 'Thgi ositions to convert a ““61?in
commissionrsmindod‘tho-rhiiway om? 8‘99“ nreierred into five ”MVCGM
‘ ‘ ‘ bonds are how undoroonsideratlon.
humane/he said chad taken ‘deiiniie
07m. .; ,
.PEN
that ibuprailroads‘ must not char
higher rates forhanling live boas than
klngihouaes
sythatthc or;
‘ANoTH‘En ‘mm‘r IN MA‘NQHUl‘lIA.
381‘. PETERSBURG, March.13—-A de ”
_ gigtchreceiverdhelrottoday at}??? War _
‘ , Continuance: t'li .,‘aii0iher g too»f
33:15:31,238"‘éggfitggéewmm the: curred LMai'ch‘ drib’ctw‘aen' Russian "
. ., . . ; troopsandsuu Tuuguses. north of Ho
w. L. salads, in; DEAD.
.3 gammy.““Mancnnrii‘a:é i’i‘vio ‘lllindrrid '
, ' on uses were-k lo .’ ncludin'Vthe r
rmnaonhrnra, Mill‘ch"'13-—Wil; ‘ g 8
‘Elklns, Jr.,‘die‘d stills-count
leader. 3.3;wa Russians wcmiwounded.‘ '
, ..., H ._...
e‘, " snio Lodge "litany. " lief
't‘
'wasfthe son of ’tli'e‘j'miilionai , motion?
‘The comm
NEWiaFliTlSi-l was “sens: ‘-
LoNnoN. .iMarcil lag—The « British.
admiralty hashontraotcd with various
‘ a, of the owners of Yellow «Astor-mine at
' 2 Kandahar-g; committed-“suicide ingot
.loslah
& pmflt, .) { ,> .§ ;~ ,‘
.GECILRH as no can NIGHIM
‘ PE? T0. "March; ‘1330ocil:
, Rhodes passed-"arcade“ night,- which.
.ap§mcinbiy .‘told. a his ,genor
dither krofif .
40120 .u. twain
“ romaine.“ groin.
, , . ‘diuonflo the logs of the machinery --~——~~'~5 . .,....,._. ‘wrm -- w» - .,..... «M-«w sz‘,
3““.g‘liiniemtiletgi’hmfifca30ml“. operations williesaheavily by the y -. . » m u... iNO'r Aoamsr VOTING-MA mus
0“ ,5 ., “we” 1‘“ m. i0? 3.34"”? {,yvellsboing‘ but out of operation.’ ”Whitewash l HA T " - ‘ " ,
making “err ireshmcatsand _ __. . g . ’ . .-~.Im. mm > ‘T- R FORD, March isu—Harti'ord
mm.“ h°““°-”“°““9‘“ “h'i’l’edfiherpi ' .smELsouos concurs. ‘ l.i§.l%’l”i‘éi§‘.§’di§lsecl that m
‘ :tion of the members or the
o
; voting machines, there .w‘éreo‘nly sv
. .cn delegates of the fifteen more
~" ' ,ingthei‘diffcrent1brannh‘e‘s. Th
. . ‘ these voted in favor of, the-magma
'.' and throcagainst them'andthe hill .
1 iman ‘disavowed thsztics-hy voii’ '
5o. .
omnwmwu
,ship'_ building :ompianleslitor‘the coifimfi H ,
, structiongof .ve‘ rst-clsss-and two " " j . V
, _ _ ,h 5 third Class cruisers and tire battle-i “603*": “HM'W'M‘ L .‘
nd‘ as'lco ’tantlynnger lat - shipggww' 4 « f " 5 MRSG‘HSM' '1 .. . '5‘. . .,
’ can: or a‘ core relspi'na “roll. ._ ,, , .q W ,., "\ 'flg,’ ' ‘ " Hi
this gimsorjaisnsam‘nr.in; ”,MINE‘OWN,’ . ,, is, r. nuns-rho: x'tieliryisirirw ‘”°‘.'”m“{*f°’.““a"y "‘“"°°‘.5°9"°*
ddnsflaspmsident of'thé» Rennsyivs >~11=QSEANGELIBS§3MBWIL33*mwafd John H. Knapp ‘ chriitiilriswnru, ‘ “ “ “m" =
unis iron Worksoompa y " ‘ . Singleton,”son of‘dohn Singleton; one ‘ '
’ {5. H. Mathewson
_ Sonics! Grumman,
R. Marvin _ . _ domestic c
omy has been introduCed by a tail
_ ,,company in New York. Comp
‘ between trust companies and ‘
is g kc 'rier, a.
A new inducement to
'1'”
,, ', \f i, _ busiué
in”? gunk transacizo
_ e epost vaultdenmtiii'
rule interestis Ello'éd ‘ L
dini- sayings ac
' , you savor.
”earnpthnt makesvyon inc
loan you a miniature
‘ erchumegbutfle
y. “mouth ‘
, with: what
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