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PliOilt‘. I359 5
At Lane’ 8
Homemade (1101011111
and .
Pure be Cream
Delicious
it's really
anything more about 11111111 for
llllitem‘a‘htry to say
you We'll know it means inched
quality possible.
51 WASHINGTON STREET.
null $1111.11 has.
Comatock Brothérs are out with
their new advertising wagon today.
William \V‘ilcox's team. of Concord
street, challenges any team of play-
ers undertcn years of age.
A meeting of the newly elected 11.11.1-
try of Trinity Church is called for to-
night at. 8211'» in the Sunday school
. room. _
llenry ll. Hamilton and Philip N.
Hamilton, of Youkeis N. Y. are guests
of their cour in \lc.\a1111111‘11lamilton. of
Newtown 111'111111141
Alexander Hamilton. of Newtown
avenue. has returned home front 11 vis-
it with his grandfather. Edward |.i\'er-
more, in Stamford.
The shed blown down on the John 11.
Knapp property in Water street a
short time ago, is boing taken apart
and will he rebuilt. 5
The game which was to be played
between the ltowayton team and the
‘lligh Schools. of South Norwalk. Sat-
urday afternoon. has bccndeciared oil".
A certificate of increase in its capi‘
1111 stock from $14.11th to $20,000 has
been 111111 with. the secretary of- state
lily the. Thread City Collar Company. of
Willimantic,
~tir, M. S. Boson, ocullst and aurist
can be consulted in the parlors of the
'li'lahackemo Hotel. on 'l‘uesdays and
Fridays. between the. hours of l and 5
11. n1.. and daily betwcn ll and 12 :1.
111., 6 and 9 p. in, at MS Falrt‘ield ave-
nue. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases troated.
James \\‘i:181ed.oi llethel. 1’. ll. lly-
an. Thomas 1,1'ltourl‘1e. James 1111111111
and William l.11w1‘i1.1. 111‘ llanhury. al~
tendrid 11111 .‘1. (l. 11. dance in Music
11th last. night.
The “150 1.11‘ William lleuedict tot
nou1uu1port 11111111 no in the (‘ourt 111‘
(‘111111111'111 l’lt‘lls: at Bridgeport yester—
dux and was air-rind over 111 the Ma)
111111 111111115 coutt ’’’’’
(1111 e11.or 11111111111 has upprmed the
Inquisition of tho Hartford. New l-ln
yen and Daubury hospitals for $133511
each. and of the Meriden Hospital for
$7505 for the quarter ending April 1.
A meeting of the Helping Hand (lir-
cle of King's Daughters of the Non
walk Methodist Church will be held at
the residcnce.oi’ Mrs, Charles lless.
West Main street. Friday evenin". Ap»
rll 4.
John Curtis. formerly of Norwalk.
was tried in the Court 111‘ Common
Pleas at Bridgeport. yesterday. [111‘
non-support and was paroled on his
own recognizance. Attorney John
Keogh defended hill].
A private car. containing relatives
of Millionaire 1111551. was sidnttaiked
in South \01 11 .1111 this morning at 1:30
o‘1lock and remained there until the
. ‘L3 train 111‘1'i1ed.lt was attached to
this. The. party was bound for Boa
ion.
The application of Quintino \‘itriolo
1% (‘11. for a license to operate a an»
icon on the Washington street bridge
was granted yestordsy hy the county
commissioners at Bridgeport. Frank
Lemongelii is the Norw alk member 111‘
the firm 1
Frederick S.'1\mhler has on exhibi
tion in one. of the windows of his store
in Wall street two small alligators
which he brought to Norwalk with
him when he returneda ten days ago
from the sunny south. The little rep~
tiles are attracting much attention.
A large delegation of Welcome
Stranger Lods'e Sons of St. George of
Norwalk paid a fraternal vis‘y to Mag
:13 Chnt‘tu 11011.0 of Bridgeport. last
oyeninz. Delegations were present
from New Haven and Stamford. The
local contingent reports a most enjoy
able time
Frederick 111. Lockwood and Charles
G iros who for some time have been
conducting a ugh-vole and musical i11-
strument store in Wall street. have
dissolved partnership and hereafter
the business will he conducted 1111 Mr.
Lockwood The change. went into 111
feet April! ‘
The executive. committee at the La—
diés‘ Aid Society of the South Nor
walk Methodist Church. held a meet
in: yesterday afternoon at the rest
deuce of Mrs. T. 1 Raymond at H111-
side and talked over matters pertain-
1111; 111 entertainments to be given in
the future. A collation was served
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NEED IN OUR LINE!
It you 11111 a good (an: (or 50,“
can gtv'o' you something above the 011
‘ paper on hand.
' hosiery.
Mhs Nellie Cullen. ot‘ Lonutttitut
'uvenue is ill with gtlp
11111k1'r him an clogant line or w: Ill
"1111 and 111111 it.
There in nu endlesa variety or spring
11111i1.11'weur 11nd 1:1111'1-11‘ at the
lloslon store.
l'iuymond llrothern will furnish the
brick l'orthe. large. Ci‘li11111ilis contract
at Collendel"s l’onit.
William A. Benedict. moved y.1.1dcrday
from li'luln‘ street to H111 llr. McLean
place. in North avenue.
William M. llltfillfll). of East Uranute.
N. J.. t‘ormurly 111' Norwalk. 1111a 11 1‘11.
“111‘ in town, yesterday.
You will get no [li'vseitiH with your
11-11 and votive 111 liow'land's but .Wll
will net your money's worth.
Smyrna rugs are what are attracting
attention at the store 111‘ the l). hi.
iteud Company. S1111 what the ad.
says.
The County convention of the Wom-
an‘a Christian 'I‘empcranee Union will
be held in Greenwich ("111111. April
11111 111.112.
.-'\liie.d \losher is now emplm‘ed in
the shipping deputtmeut of tl111 Noi-
walk Brass Company's plant. in liieclr
anic street.
Refrigerators and oil stoves are.
11111111111'1‘ necessities. You can get
what you want in this line 111 Starte-
1'ant‘s store,
The Franklin 51111121111 state that they
will accept any challenge from the (‘11-
dat' Street Tigers hall team. and play
on 11 111111“ convenient to both teams.
.111111111111‘11'1111. ol‘ \\’ashlnatou street.
who has been very ill with pneumo-
nia for some time. was 11111 today for
the that time since he was 1111111 to he
up.
I)1'.l’.'11‘de11 will talk to the young
people of the South Norwalk ('tillfll‘é‘~
gational Church tonight. at 7:311
o‘clock. on How To Make Sunday a
Happy Day.
l)1'. .lohn T. Kennedy. formerly of
South Norwalk. now on the Helena. 1'.
“l 3.. in the Pacific. has been promoted
to the position of assistant surgeon
with the rank of first lieutenant.
The annual meeting of 1.111.1 \\'omau‘s
Christian '1‘1‘111111111'11111‘11 Union will he
held with Mrs. William Lawrence. :1
Quintard avenue. Every member is
earnestly desired to be present for
important business to be transacted.
At the meeting of the Central Labor
Union tonight the matter 01' 1111111111: a
hall suitabletor all the unions in 1111'-
trades council will be discussed.
herulun hall is what is used at present
and this is not suitable for all purpos-
es.
Lincoln (‘ouut‘iL N11. 11‘ O. 1'.
night. in 111.~ hall. 11111 “21111111141111:
strt‘ct. and ill-T11 will in 1-:111diil:11~~1wire
will receive th11 tir‘st de'lzri'c. ‘11
quested that all the 1i1'tz1'1'11 tra'n
lilt‘hl'lll. 0
H1111. l1‘rederi1-k 1.
run. 01‘ the world‘s lair
\'-'I'll leave for St. Louis about
211. and will he in St Louis {111 two
weeks. Mrs. llt'tts \1 ho will 1101111111
puny him to St. Louis.
thew.1 tor a month.
The
1111‘s
monthly meeting of the Worn
l-‘ircign Missionary Society of tho
,li‘irst Methodist Church. announced to
be held on Friday 111‘11-‘21110111 111 this
week at the par 01111-11 will be 11111
pound for one week and will be held:
on Friday. April ll.
The installation or the newly 111111-1-
e1l others of tin1 Norwuik Lodge of
Elks did not take place last night. as
was intended owing to 1111:1 illness of
l')i.~.'ttict Ul‘pull 1\lctil1".111_1 111' \‘11wlla»
v.11n The matter was postponed until
1111\1 Wednesday night.
A boy called at the 1e~11len1eu ot
Contain (311111311 \\'.(‘la1lstone about 11
o‘clock this ‘morning and wanted the
captain to go to the depot yard and
5shoot 11 dog that had been run over
hv the cars and had three. legs cut off.
The ou"11er5s name could not be lcar-n
(11.1
The trust 1 of the South Nor“ 11'1
Baptist Church 11'; ll hold an impotl‘ 1111
meeting this evening. ”111: llldlis 1111
the new parish house will 11: completed.
and it is thought that word will 17-1 1':-
ccived from R111. ll. ll Carpenter who
has rcce bed 11 call to come hcre from
Tom Rivzer N. J
Commander Frederick 1.. Averill has
been directed by the adjutant general
to detail odicers and men to report to
Rear Admiral A. S. Parker. United
States navy yard. Brooklyn. tor the
purpose of taking char-1:1- ot the t‘nited
States steamship Eltrida and return
with the yosset to New. Haven.
The regular meeting or South Nor-
walk Conclave..Aucient Order of Hep-
tasophs. was held last nlaht and mu-
tine business was transacted. A. social
hour followed during which refresh
ments were served. The committee
which had the alfalr in charge consist.
ed of Wilfred Bodweii. chairman:
Charles Gray and Frank Ferris. The
next meeting will be April 113.
The mid~Week prayer mceting of the
First Methodist Church will be held
this evening. In the absence of Rev.
W. W. '1‘. Duncan. who is at the annual
iconference the meeting will be con-
ducted by John Greenwood. The corn—
‘ mittee. on rental of pews will be pres-
ent. All those who have not selected
pews for the new conference year will
. have an opportunity of doing so at the
close of the service.
You can buy 11
NICKEL
dinury in the Spar-to or Improved Hand 1
Nude. Our lti.‘ 15 and the brands are-
rongo from 51: to
31 26 per package a hove Pipes at
thins and 11.11111 that are popula-
.1011. or. 1511111131111. youxi
trial
was good as the mirket 1111111113. Our:
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ALARM CLOCK
'15 1.1111 trade. Thom (mam That Is warranted for one year. for
8561137.
lliv.
lb l‘i'-.
ll ‘3
l‘u-lis. of New H211,
t‘l.)llillllut~ltlli._ '1
April ‘
3 PLATlNUM
C‘
‘The
Top Coat
A Necessary Tog.
Non 31111111117111.11111‘11' 1l111111.ll1‘ 111111-
luauw 11111111 \11111‘ Wiitit‘l' overcoat '11 a
burden. 111111 1'1-1 11:11 111111111111 he with
1111i .1 11111;}.111111-111.
"10111111
tinny
illllli‘oit 1111:11“
1l1e Top (”1111.
it.” il‘ lilllllill‘7.
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Our new Hart,
Coat, $13.50.
Schaitncr 6‘1. Marx
Late—l ‘.-l:1;1d-.,‘.-. 3‘: inches long (mark
the in tlil~17lap iit‘iillln. blaa breast Scha
perk-twi11a1l wo:l1'r11 huttouiiole~~
hand at i:)llill'“~".lk sleeve lininaw
built on that broad. uenerouu plan and
yet .1.) tinelv balanced that there's
grace in every line. A good tailor
111311111 duplicate 111.54 coal at twice the
; 111i111.
CID!OIIII 1”] It.‘
IOIIIDIII I I
. won 1.. up «It.
Norwalk Store: South Norwalk Sto
Masonic Building.
Tclapbaoe Call 31". 2: South Norwalk Store.
. Cams rockBms.
re:
14 South Main St.
. i wife.
For Good Candy
:11 a reasonable Price
go to
Harry Smith’s
49 Main St. Norwalk.
, Phone 144-4
ll't'lilllll1 I’iirstlmml
(toniimied from First Page).
rick ltyan and James Lowery, of Don—
hury: Thomas Pierce. Patrick Rock.
John (llcary. N. Whyte. Thomas May.
. .lohn l1‘it,7.1.1.'1‘-1‘11ld. Thomas F. Cotter and
l. J. McCarthy. James Whalley
51 and Richard May. of Bridgeport; Mich-
1 1111i Mullins and Janus N1‘vllle.oi’Stam—
ford.
l’atrick Manning. of Norwalk, was
the winner 01’ the handsome silver not.
altered by the organization.
The committee to whose l'.ff()|‘l5 th.1
sucecrs of the affair was due was com-
posed of M. J. McNerney. P. Haugh. .l.
.Monahan. J. [1. Kelly. Hugh llurkln
and F‘ E. Pierce.
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.POPULAR AM5USEMENT8
(l.
(11‘ A. MASK llAlI.
l-l.\"|‘ l1‘ it'l‘ AlNMl-I.
'l‘hrre are only a few tialys left in
which 111 secure tickets for the grand
mask hall and entertainment of Wash-
inu’ton ('ump. No. 11. l’. 0. S. of A..
lwhi1h will 1'11 held in Music Hall. on
111111 evening of Tuesday. April 14. You
l’. F1. AND
. ‘slrould suture vom tickets in advance 1
as the doors will be opened tarly and
1the first there will obtain the best vents
for the tutertainrnent. which will cook
This gra’n beside-:1 is forging ahead day after day—
gaining shi:.1iiiy-~~11arely———along the lines laid down for
its govetnnietit~~tlir1d111~t grain. the. best service.
We want the opportunity to show you the ail-1111;111:4115 o!
triullug here. (“1111' 11111111 is very cheap at the price. and
'11:: {Tire i- no hiube'r 111.111 the poor grain pilt-e.
1 1‘ '.
.1\. 111 . .
will hold its regular 1111111111: 1011111111111"
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL 7. 1111 TC H.
5 twill
\s'l'hia {11111111'1 will
’1111en111 promptly at 8:111. by the first an.
pearanu in Norwalk of the cult hratod
1.\i1‘ and .\ir1-1.‘flol1l1y" Mack. in their
original songs. and savings Mr. and
ers. Mack tome lit-re highly recom-
ltlltlidi'tl by the press of the large 1itics
land all who attend are assured of 213
leeuts' worth of fun in seeing and
:5 11111-11111,;r thcin. At 13:11.3 the original and
only "i‘ornmv'
:solos. original songs storirs porn-117111
:and 1on1edy tl'f’fluOUS At 51:00 o‘clock
the grand man h will (‘tmlmtlltft-i'. which
111 headtd by the 111m1uitt e in
lcvchiug 1lr1'~‘.~1 and colonial costumvs
alone it1 worth tn:
1 price of admission. The ball will h1-
{handsomely dccci‘att‘tl and .lesue'a’ full
term-'11 orchestra will l‘111‘11i111 itill<i1'
5'1'111 d: 1111 inn. ‘11111 all present are assur-
1d of :1 1.1111111 time. 'l11l111:‘~. .1111 {111 mil.»
at llort‘ .11 '1 heitre hm oilir‘e.tlu11"ig1'11'
stuns and at all 11111111111111. (111115‘
'lleor 111 ..-'-1~ 1111‘11115‘ ladies“ tie-11‘ tink-
1.1.~. 2131-1111111. balcony debuts. :71 111-1111.;
11111 tic-11111.1. $1.1m.
NEXT WEEK AT HOY'FS
of warmer tone.
surface.
11.: i'e'traiture.
l'av 113.: all the 111111 of Steel Engrav
121:2. and 1111:1111111111' Permanunt
All work is finished 111111 esp-c1111
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS
JACKSON’ S STUDIO
FIN1:; PHOTOGRAPHS
ARTISTS PROOF
with a rich velvety
The very perfection of Artis-
care and fully guaranteed
53 WALL ST.. NORWALK
in this pr ilitit age of stage produc-
lions. it happen.» occasionally. and only
ouiisionnllv. that some gittcd author
511111111: in writing a play that rises
clear cut and admirably above the
thickly dotted indulating plain of
dramatic mt‘vdiocrity. Such a manis
.f‘hat'lvs' K. t‘immplin. and the delight-
‘iul story incorporated into the mili—
11111' chiria'dy “Only 11 Private." which
l.~ fully 1-1itltl~'d to rank with the 11.151
producrions of his fertile brain. T1111
play is the offering at lloyt's The M111
, next Monday night. as the tannins: of
the Charles it. (lhamplin Stock (i‘om-
party. it is extremely rare that such
. an attraction tails 111111» 1111 of 111.a pop-
lular price theatre patrons. and 11‘ Man-
ager lloyt‘s thtatre is not packed to
1111-11 doors at every pertormanen next
week, it, cannot be atrrihutsd to any
i‘rollrys pars the. door.
:OM'OWNNOOMW 1101-2 SHAH. 13c. lb.
lil't‘ix' SHAH. 121' lb.
1‘rllfl.l.l-I'l‘. 1111‘ lb.
B R I DJ (‘ E STEAK c.1111. 11117 11:.
MARKET ("Gill 71" “L:
' l-lAl)llO(.’K. 15c lh..
HALllll'T. 1111' lb.
lii‘IllRthi. 3: lbs, 231'.
FISH
MARKET
l'llx‘l'f, PlCKElllTL.
a,1 CUTBl
WEST END
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FLAT FISH. OYS
TERS AND CLAMS.
WASHINGTON STREET BRJDGE
short coming: ot’ 11:11 plays or players.
Daily manners will begin "l'ursday.
Ladies. 15: cent tickets for Monday
night.
EGYPT». 'l‘(’).\i()ltR0\‘\' NIGHT.
Remarkable interest has been awak-
11111111 throughout The Norwnlks in the
opera Egypto._whirh receives it:1 first
presentation tomorrow night. This.
11111'111'111'rr. is. not to 111 wondered at.
when it is considered what 11 multitude
of our popular young people and most
gifted vocalists are in the cast. The
; larzze force (11‘ stage carpenters and
.1hrir assistants have been kept busy
[arranging the1 massive Egyptian sthge
" settings and elaborate scenic dwellings
The oriental customes will add to ~21;-
1 cry spectacular effort a completeneSs of
frenlistn seldom attained in amateur
Kiiaks P1111111]
The New Pocket Poco $7 20
Eastman Cameras SI upwards
Camera Sunplics of every description.
Wm. P. Beers,
BOOKSELLER. STAT iONER. ENGRAVER.
,
x
49 Wall street.
11111 1111111111
Norwalk. Conn.
productions. it has been decided to re-
duce the prices for the Saturday math
nee. The reserved chart for the mati-
nee will open tomorrow (Friday)
morning.
ARE 1‘01.“ A MASON?
.. Are You A Mason. presented under
the auspicres of the Norwalk Fire Police.
fNo. i. was the attraction at Hoyt‘s'
Theatre. last evening. There was a
5large audience and they manifested
.their appreciation bynumerous curtain
ljcalls. .11 was a fresh. breezy. but alto»
:gether clean farce. full of unto-date
comedy and laughable situations. The
.hoys are to be congratulated on the
gsuccess that attended their cti’orts.
Health by Good Living
counts for
Books.
Reader. Save the Labels.
Ellen] school pupil is anxious
to receive them. Even) one
New Libraril;
George Sinner is suffering 110111 a
badly sprained wrist caused by pitch
log ball.
Albert Mossman has resigned his
position as book keeper at the Bank of
. \‘orwalk to take the position 01 book
keeper for. the Nor-walk Brass Com-
pany. and 111111 entered upon his new
duties. Cbeiter H Benedict clerk at
the Bank of Bobtail: has succeeded
5 Jr. 114035th 55.13 book keeper
RAILROMX FIREMEN'S WAGES.
NEW YORK Avril 3—The wage
rchedule under which the firemen ot'
~ 1111
"SAT
111111111111 I 11111111111111; Cements
trim
iningr tag 52111::
at)
11111111 to supply all your 11.11112; Building hlaterial of every description;
. Colman and Rock land Lime: Wall Plas—
;the Erie Railroad have worked for
many years, is being revléed at a sex--
103 of conferences between nmcials of
the road and a delegation of the men.
AM the once 01 the company it was
said todnv that concessions had been
51113119 to the men which materially
i would increase their pay.
Thomas 11‘. O'Rourke. John Hanan. Pal-
Baker will appear in .
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._. [‘111' Ail-11 and Nov; 1111:: 11111111‘
1.. lu‘ard 111' before and judging from 1
1. immense llllHllli'i'111tll' last. week and
There is a style and lit to our clo
clothing hicks.
We want you to call.
ing at 110.00. $12.01). $15.01) and $18
You cannot have them made.
measure for double these prices.
label from $15 1111.
Willis H. Silllltk.
48 and '50 Wall Street,
NORWALk. '
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POTATOES. 11 is true that We. like
most everybodyLbave had some poor
Potatoes of late.
that now we have a new lot right in
price, 30 cents peck.
BRUSHES, ETC. Cleaning time
will soon be here and we are grav‘ded
with a new stock of Brushes, Scrub,
Stove and Shoe. Nice goods that we
can sell at low prices. Remember us
when in want.
11111111
111111111- Saiurday the people of ’i‘
Noiwalks iii'tl not. slow to find it out.
Suits and Top Coats that. we are. soil-\
.00.
'Clothing made to measure with the‘
111111 11111.?
98 Washington Street.
The Selleck Storos
111-. .
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1‘);-
l1o ‘-
111-.
11:1; that the ordinary ready madozi
examine. and '
try on some of the. fashionable men‘s-r
to
. ,ooboooooooowmooooomomooow‘
At the Model Grocer.
Buckwheat weather is not gone.”
Remember, 3 lb. Package prepared,
We are glad 11! say . cents.
JAMS Call attention to the Mapl
every way, size. cooking quality and l Leaf Jams, Quince, Strawberry, R 5
Raspberry, Plum, etc, and 15 can
Jar.
On Saturday we shall have Sp}
11111211. Tur'nips. Cabbage, Sweet Rota
toes Nice Apples.
Fresh Eggs 22 cents Dozen.
Lorenzo leblee'
5.0 NOl laWALK
Also look to weigh out."
11.1
Busmess Solicited.
Headache. Eycache.
cd is what we guarantee.
58 “‘ALL STREET.
a pair or glaSscs will afford it .1' our
blurring of the pr,int
(ions of defective vi ion and should be attended to AT ().\‘1' 11‘.
Scientific examination fi‘tt.‘ auil l’iopcr Glasses Properly Adjust-5
«uncommon. 0.0.00.
'YOU’ LL BE SURPRISED
vision is any
0. B JACKSON,
GRAQUA TE OPTICIAN
1000000011000“.qu
AT THE COMFORT _
way (it 11'1‘111'13.
are some of the indicac
NORWALK. court .f
(Mi __
NO PROSPECT OF A CHANGE.
Friendly Relations Between the United
States and Russia to Continue.
(Correspondence of Associattd Press'l.
ST. PETERSBURG. March lit—The
correspondence of the.1 Awm‘iatwl
Press inquired at the finance ministry
berg1 as to whether 1111: Brussels sugal‘
convention would be likely to pave the
way for an understanding between the
l nited States and Russia on the sug-
-ar question
The impression given by the minis.
try's rosponso was.tbnt there was no
immediate prospect of a change in the
commercial relations 0! the two coun-
tries. The W Jestinlk Finanzoii organ
of the ministry however. in a recent:
article said:
“There- is no doubt that the treaty
powers will follow the example, of
North America and will impose a com-
pensatory duty on our export sugar
which will exclude it from the World's
markets although as already s at forth
it enjoys no sort of export premium.
it is further very probable tiat the
heightened competition will make
sales in the east more 1111111? nit. As
We must anticipate such conscc ounces
from the Brussels convention we must
endeavor by all means to attain the
21111 that We have. long had in View:
We must enlarge the domestic market
and adapt our production to 111 :3 ma.-
ct
T1121 foret'oinv concedes that Ronni:-
$111111 .11; whollv alone in the onir 11m 11"
revennt and regulation system do.
not amount to pavmcnt. at an expo
r1remi11m.Ths adaptation of produl
tion to domestic consumption all
docs-11111. rily remove 1111',1 came of airfoil
run-e between the lnlted Statics am
Russia. The hope of the American
rhange will not be deterred lonzmfi
than necessary and that the United
States will not be further burdonei
with rear iminatinz duties especially as
the onmoulsorv exports of Russian aug-
gar to Finland has for some time been
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