”Men's Duck Hats. O'Brlon's.
Mrs. W. S. Hatfield continues criti—
cally ill at her home in East avenue.
East Norwullt.
mJ. M. Layton. Agent. will sell
three houses to he removed from
Knudsen property on Saturday, the
5th, at 3:30 p. 111.. at tho premises.
Charles Murray, of Union avelluc\,
Norwalk, has left the employ of the
Lockwood Manufacturing Company.
w—lf it‘s In Fireworks. it’s at Hal'-
Ilel"s. Phone 1303. Delivered l‘rcc.
Miss llcl'thn Belle Whitney, of Beth-
el, is ill Norwulk. where, she will
spend the Fourth the guest of friends.
wilenln'ts Wilt. Madras, Lawns and
ililnltios. 1214c yd. former price 181,:
yd.; special reduction on all White
Shirt Walsts. M. S. Smith ii: 01).
OBITUARY.
MRS. PRICILLA 'I‘. HANFOIVI.)
Yesterday‘s moltual‘y rites at tile
Woodward Main stlect residence re
called former Norwalk and Philadel-
phia memories. Two or so generations
ago an eloquent Westchoster County
elelgymun was called to tllel 11(t01 ship
of. the historic and aristfiomatlc Trinity
Church at Southwork 11 the city of
illol‘JIt-li‘ly love. The energetic and en-
gan 11g 1"e11101 had aruon 1 other warm
“03 Of The EVWWQ Sentinel I" N°" constituents filo family oKn lady whom
walk is No. 44. he attolwnrd wedded and the house.
‘1, ' W hold also of a young miss who subse
1 ' 1' EVENING SENTINEL TOMORROW- quently who one of the active members
The Evening Sentinel will be Pill) 01' that clergymnn's South Nol walk
lshed tomorrow morning as a morning (halge, 'l‘hc pomsylvmm miss g, (1w
news1mn01‘.us is usual on 1101111111111- in to become. the 11111111. of 11 New England
order that the employees may enjoy born man. who. beginning Ille Ill 11 use.
themselves during the Gil.“ Adven ful profession aftermuald established
tisements and Items of news 111101110 himself in business in Penn‘s chief
roach the Office Of publiratlon early city. He was 11 son of Captain 111111-
this evening. n for d of Down Town " Norwalk one of
the olden t1 In of said toun's select-
11111.11, William S. Lockwooi‘l. Joseph P.
Hanford and lienly Salli-11k at whose
qunr'ttns in the Johns Gr‘ngolv llous1
‘ncal' the spllug.‘ the town's, business
"AT LANE’S‘
Phone 139-5. ‘
, '50 ~
Will buy .11 delicious
FRUITED‘ ICE
a cooling
ICE CREAM SODA
made from pure cream
and pure fruit juices‘
51 WASHINGTON STREET.
* K111111113 1111;
The telephone call for the branch of-
Ilaymond Bros. are loading a cargo
of stone for the government breakwa-
' tor 111 Eaton's Neck..l,1. I.
The Public market is having a spec
lnl sole for July Fourth and Ffth. Soc.
dwhnt the‘ 11d. says about it. "
,, ‘ Lester Adams. of White Plains, N.
Y.. will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Warrcn P. Smith, over the Fourth.
.1 w-Specllul for Sat. & Mort: Jelly
Tumblers, 21c don: Sand Pails. 5 and
10c; Water Coolers, Strainers, Brush-
es and Brooms M S. Smith & Co
The Public Market will lcnlain open
tonight as long as nec'cssaly and to-
morrow morning until 10 o'clock.
Letter Carrier Elbert W. Cifll‘k was
taken Ill yesterday and had to go to
his h‘ome., He is unable to work today.
‘ Taylor 8: Golden have sold Mike ()li.
Son, of Lexington avenue. sever! acres
of land owned by the McClure estate.
~Crash Yacht Caps. 0 mm s.
C. if. Halrisou and Frederick Mctz.
of Newark. N. J. will be the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. ll‘l'ederlck w. Ilouwell
over lilo Fourth. 9
"be hell boys at Hotel Clifford came
Treasurer Eli 13. Bennett was cautious
Iy and economically transacted. . This
son, Winfield Scott i'lanford, 1111011 [’01
turned to Norwaik and himself and
wife entered zealously into the work
that their of yore clerical friend was
at that time inaugurating in Trinity
Parish, South Norwallt. Dr. William
C. Mead found in the faithful and true
Iohu Smith and 5'in tho liberal and
ready W. S. l-iantol‘d valued oondlnlors
11nd the new and now notable ’l‘l'inll‘y
Parish assumed goodly shape. The.
clergy were welcomed by the lion»
lords (whom two minister's sons in
paliieulal' "laterally llll1l:‘:1fi1-_'1Iionatcly
lemembel) and film 1111111 lonliailv re.
wired in their house and at thell hos
nitable board (111.1111 Airs. W. Sillin-
ford had not been in robust health She.
has for 1111an years survived her part-
nor.
FOURTH OF JULY BASEBALL
The Norwz liks and the \V‘allingl‘ordn
will cross bats tomorrow morning on
011 toriny with bl‘anrl‘new suits. They 11111 net-11111: Field. and in 111.» 11111111111011
(”'0 0i gray materials with heavy illc NorwnII-zs and the ll 1% (1'5 will do
black braid trimmings. '
Arrangements have been made for
tillee extra policemen to be on dutv to
night ill the rity of Norwalk.s(1 that
order may be maintained during. the
shooting off of fireworks. -
Another lot of those Toilets Ribv
llons.10c yd.; all colors. Ladles' Em
b’y Turnover Collars, Sc upward. iii S.
Smith 8: Co.
The newly elected officers of Butler
lmdge, I. 0. 0. I".. wore. installed last
(wooing by District Deputy I). Ilul'r
licnch. After the installation the odi-
cers treated their friends to lee cream
and cigar5.,
Malaria is worst in summer.
Dick’s Medicine Cures.
TheOdore Baker. the Weston man
who came to Norwalk a few weeks ago
and after hiring 11 carriage at Illann
and Banks‘ stable went out for a good
time with some of his lady friends.
was lined '35 in the Norwnik Town
Court this morning.
Captain Nason of the Salvation Ar
my states that he will he very grate
fill for any contributions to tho chil
drens outing next Tuesday. Bread
cake sandwiches or fruit can be left
at the rooms in South Main street
Monday or if anyone will notify him,
‘ he will see that‘it is called for.
—,—'~All styles Dcrlyies. O'Brien‘s.
Miss May Harris was tendered :1 sur-
- prise. yesterday afternoon, at her home
in Lowe street, by about twenty-live of
her friends, Games were played on
the lawn and about 6 o’clock the merry
- party enjoyed a. very fine supper in
the house. The party was gotten up
by Miss Meda Harris, thercciplent s
. sister.
.2 #4de your Fireworks from Hainer
You surely get your money 5 worth
1 Chief of Police William Vollrncr
wishes to warn the people about,
lcecping barréis and boxes out where
boys can get hold of them.‘ He has
taken every precaution against the
dcstrbying of property this year. Spec
ial police officers haVe been sworn in
' 11d several will be in oitizcns' clothes
nd will follow the boys around to
prevent. property being destroyed. Ar-
rests will follow the first intimation of
och an act ~
‘. E. w. GROVE .
his name must appear on every
x of 1111‘s genuine baxntive Bromo
“which: the remedy that cures
cold “in one day. 25 cents. "
A CIGAR
QUALITY
battle. The latter 111111111 will with-
out doubt draw the biggest crowd of
any game played by the Southern
Connecticut League. 1111. till this season.
ford tomorrow morning. The lraphs'
are scheduled to play the R &. fl learn
at til11 Decker Field Saturday utter.
noon. while1 lilt‘ Nol‘walks go to \V'al-
Ilngiord.
Arrangements, wern 13mnpleir1d' last
night for the baseball game between
the Wall and Washinztou street boso-
bnll teams. The, battle ground has
been changed from the Euler Gmunds
to Mayflower Ovni East Norwulk. The
frame will be called fol tomorrow
morning at 0' 'lll The players are
1xpcclinn‘ a bloody fray of four hours.
for full nine inninns are to I111, pl: lied
'lhe Lockwood Manufacturing Conn
1111111 base ball l<a1u and thi1 Winnl
null base ball teams will play on thr1
Baxter Grounds. tomorrow morning at
’l .30 11"el111k This is 11, return 1.11111e.t1111
bocknood team having won out by one
run In 11 hotlv contested name of‘tcn
innings last Saturday. All are invit-
ed to come down and witness a good
11111119 The Lockwood team will go to
Stamford Saturday afternoon and play
the Stamfords
STENOGRAPHERS’ EUROPEAN
TOUR.
Miss Lucy (3. Downs, stcnographer
of The Norwalk iron Works Company;
Miss Grace Strnncward. of Noroton.
stenographer' of Hon. R. J. Walsh.
Greenwich, Conn. and the Misses
llrierly. stenogrnphcrs of the city of
Blooklyn public works will compose
a party that sails tomorrow on the
steamer Celtic. of the \V hits1 Star‘line.
These four young ladies will make a
two months tour among the points of
interest of the continent returning
home the last of August
Dr.
NORWALK HOSPITAL REPOHT
E ightsen patients are in the Nor-
walk hospital at the, present time. 5011.
onmales and eleven females. Six new
patients have been admitted during
week and five discharged The larg~
est number of patients under care any
one (lily has been twenty one Five of
the private rooms are occupied There
have been ninety-eight visitors to the
Hospital. A large donation, of books
and magazines has been received from
C. F. Daniels. Frank C. Ranrlle has
given magazines and flowers. and Miss
Mathews has given flowers.
KKKP A KOOK OUT
CAINS.
.1,
0 Size 1.1111511 Waltham Watch, gold
filled also guaranteed to war 25
‘ years, $12.00. ‘ ‘1‘
I "Hunting. Stein Wind
18 Size Get!
In the presence of tried and trusted ’
The R & G loam will play ill Stnm- '
WATCH THIS SPACE FOH BAR-
' JULY
* DISPLAY
light, cool, seasonnble and stylish ill this line.
ey that we have over offered. Bring Young America in and m
happy for the Fourth with our st ylisll sailor or Norfolk Suits,
Stilts over shown in the town 581: to $1. 50.
Men' 111 Willtr.1 Duck on 01111311 Pants, $1 to $1 50
Mon’ 11 Crash Suits. 5 50 to $5. 00.
25c and 5011 1.- 1
Everything for man or boy (1111 opt shoes. I
Store will be. open July 311 until 0 o 'clock. I
1'
l
I
5 14 Scuth Main St. ' ' '
. South Norwalk.
. Tel.,32-2.
of men’s and boys‘ Clothing. we are showing in everything that is
‘ Our men‘s serge 'nnd
Scotch homespun suits at $5 to $18 are ”10 best bargains for the 111011-
serge ol woOI Clash, at $2. 50 to $5. 00. Largest line of Children’s Wash
' . ..
Men'sand Boys White Duck Flannel and Crash Ilats 11nd Caps.
130111516312 Bros.
7. Masonic Building
Norwalk
Tc|., 76-12
ukc him
ill blue
I
”Mi
“M
W.
.
‘1 my
1 ,.
PL UMBING.
STEAM,
111111 ans
nrrma.
‘ and Zinc.
'I‘elephone' 122- 3.
II all i Ialilll,
11011111111111.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
50 South Maln Strut.
South Norwalk, Conn.
WAl l. STREET. iii: 10 a.
isvillc was carried up two
the opening dealings
sharp fraction
were fll‘.-m
cilned to yield. Sugar lo
half.
scale and the change.
cant.
WALL S’I‘lti’c‘l‘. ’I‘. ll a. 1n.
realized ill Louisville (in
11 old.
'l‘llole was 11 rise of
lien Iding. i‘lubber preferred
a point while Northwestern
1......-
for Claiming your patronage, the very best 0
reasons.
shippers. We buv the besteradcs oigrain,
you deal p.111 ior dlrtand dust.
and price c0unt. we win.
1 Buy Oats That 5 Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH
.irr
Beautliully illustrated Article on
NORWALK Miss A
III the July number of the
F01 sale by
WM. ~P. BEERS,
49
WE HAVE GOOD REASONS
Wc buv direct 110111 the WeStern
We carefully screen bot-I1 Oats and Corn, and
It'llnlzllity
M/ ‘W
ngeiine Scott.
New England Magazine,
WALL STREET.
Norwalk.
i
i
f
FIRE WORKS our 55' - 75
that will give satisfaction.
1 will not tell you or cariouds l have
coming. but stop in and I will show you
the best and cleanest assortment of
THIS YEAR’S UP1TO-DATE
Fireworks in town.
Deniers supplied until July 2.
Private displays a specialty
Ask to see our 81, $2 $3 $5, $10
and $15 assortments.
Fred B. Coleman
10 North Main St, So.‘N0rwalk.
ithe usual $1.75 kind.
Chamber and barrel
thick. double action and on
ed.
customary hard pull.
After exploding cartridge
Don't pay more than 1811
Cannon Powder.
34 MAIN STREET,
Revolver
is considerable more of a firearm than
walls extra
Chamber removed without the
rebounds into “lately" position.
Reasonable prices on Blanks.
NORWALK HARDWARE CO.
NORWALK.
lly operat-
hammer
a ll). for
Haddock
...v......-a-.---.
Weakflsh
Soft Crabs, ..
Hard Crabs, 1. ..
BRIDGEW
FISH
MARKET‘
.. 500 to
.. co 1.
111013.
Tel. 108.
8c lb.
Kline” Ecels, Flat Fish, Hard and
Soft Crabs Lobsters and Fresh Sal
R J. CUTBILL
West End Washington Street Bridge.
....6clb.
$1.25 doz.
301: 1102.
11.1... cm
in .Men‘s
Straw Head
seen yet. Straw hats, $1.50
muss up to new. 33. P2
Of special advantage to you, since
larger portion or hot Weather is still
to come. Of special advantage to us in
‘aldln‘g in a quick disposition of straw
stock—and in giving opportunity to
show that $1. 00 harnessless shirtwaist.
the most sensible garment we have
:2 Split Straws, 31. 50; $3 at $2. 35 Pan-
value. $1;
GRAY BROTHERS
Manufacturers of
IMPROVED
Soda and Mineral Walters
sali‘s' Some of the
close but there. 111111 some il
a poini.
stinks lnolcd widely. liliuo
snarled to 31’. over last nigh
noted a point. Rock Island
ferrcd rose 1 to 11/;
the prefer 1' 11d 2- ,74 11nd Colorad
TODAY’S QUOTATIO
Reports over private wrre
& Goldschmidt commission
Swartz & Corbett's block. S
walk:
0111111 I
Arnai. Copper. lili’
Am. (I. S; I«‘., 321;.
Am. (lot. Oil. 52
American Ire, 1151;
.1111. Ice pfd., if
.\m. Smelt, lull-.51
1111. Sugar. 1211111..
..1\' 'l‘ & S l".11 S" ,
AH'I‘ «('15 Sir pf. lib-ii.
Hull 15‘: (lllio HIT-”111
llklyn ll. '1‘ 11711.»
(files. & Ohio, J7"
IZ‘hl. 18’; N. \V’., 2111
(fill. (it. ”Opt” :1“
t‘. M1181: St I’. 171%
Chi. R. I. 18‘: l’. IT?
Col. l1‘. 6‘; I..
(fol. South.
(Tonsol. iii“.
Erie.
fil. Central.
[(11111 Central,
Lou. & Nash.
Manhattan.
Mint St. Illa,
Mex. Central.
Mex. N't (his,
.\I. K. & 'l‘..
.\i. K. iii. '1‘. old. 1381;;
Mo. Pacific. 105%
N Y. Central. 1551,45
Norf. & West. {101,54 50%
Out. & \Vost., 32171,; 33-51;
Penn. ll. R., 152 132%
People's Gas, lili “)1
Press. S. Cur. 4111.11 villi/2
Reading. 6111/4, 1:?
Road. 2d ptd., 701,115; 701:. ‘1‘
Rel1ul1.Stecl. 1? 17
Son. Pacific, 111% 641,43
$011. By. Co. 37 87%
Tenn. C. & L. 11211 '6214,
Texas Pacific, 213% 267.1.
Union l’scldcldlflg 10471;;
011. Foo. old. 89% 89114
U. S. Len. old. 84% 84%
U. S. Steel, 38%
U. S. Steel pfd. 897,1}
Wabash, 30%
Wabash. old. 413%
West. Un. Tel. 87%
Wiscom Cent. 261,19
l'iigh
ill' 11/
122‘;
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11%
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1175i;
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1771
17131};
94 1.1.:
301.1”;
2241.4;
Illii’d
itii‘s":
1853
1 i3
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1 i9 '41 l i
2391,41 2
133121 l
137% 25
1'19
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155%
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WASHINGTON.
mcnt "receipts:
526,372; customs, $1,120,777;
lanoous, $548,887.
$30,000.
Conductor Walter Spencer.
in East Bridgeport.
on one of the fast New York
train was in motion, shortly
boxes on the truck of a box
tendon.
close by the track.
Varnish Floor Paint; costs
more a quart though." Sold
stock Watkins 41. M712. E
and Hubbeil l1 Stables Hdw‘.
TODAY IN WALL 8THEET.
Northwestern
rose a point and Pressed Steel Car 11.
The soft coal carriers
Otherwise prices were in-
point but immediately lccovorcd allellt
Dealings were or a very small
were insignifi-
causing a relapse of a point.
where till1 lcndoncr was slightly up
lInoIs Central and fractional implore
1111111111 in St Paul Missouri Pacific and
sold 511;. down and Denver and South
wesioln fl points above the prcllous
(ll‘allgel‘s
bollthu 111111 Ills 1ul11d abmc yestel‘day‘ s
ill that division [1,-1.1 preferred declined
W11“ 11 . STREET. 1 p. m. w-Olllv 11 few
Valley and Color ado Southern first on,»
he lost 111;; and
acted to a fraction below last night.
(14%,
321$;
11 1.
3 8 ‘id
121111;.
111 7.
51811
107%
1:71.13
4711;.
w
297;. {In
I?
171511,
11314..
”111.11 31114.
liiiiili'
33%» '38
~Special sale Ladies Duck Skirts
98c, were $1.:50 10 doz. Gloria Umbrel
lag handsome handles ‘98c former
price $1.50. M. S. Smith 6': Co.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.
1 July 3—Govel'n-
internal revenue. :1,-
Expenditures. $4,
CONDUCTOR SPENCER HURT.
Consolidated road met with a very se-
vere accident late yesterday afternoon
He is conductor
ton through freights. and while his
o'clock. he discovered that one of the
ting .hot and required immediate at
He climbed down the ladder
of the car and swung out to oil the box
and while so doing was hit 11 tremen-
dous blow by a signal post that stood
- That Beautiful Gloss
comes from the varnish In Devon‘s
n1.—-Lo11-
points in
at over 11
,'—-’I‘1 odors
Nashville
P] 1110
11m ill ll-
advanced
pl oierred
and
regular itv
Is Central
t and r1»
Hacking
0 Fuel rc-
Ns.
or maples
brokers,
outh Nor
l :31)
1111.1.
32%
112
NW.
387,1.
11511:.
lilil
8211.”;
98V:
A) \V
‘P
11 11.
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11.11
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11 1g
3‘51
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8211
7111’.
8% 59
111815;.
1551?;
56%
32’131
1." 121,511
1 Jill
46%
1111-111
3014.
4521
87%; »
263i;
miscel-
ot the
and Bon-
before 5
was get-
5 cents
by Com-
Gorba‘m
Cd
1 1 True 111.11.115.95 conch-1min not Vint- ,, ‘
' log the thing: you can’t get. _ I“ .
keep one comfortable these hot days.
Our hot weather stuff In of the right sort and thoroughly up.
date.
OUTING SUITS
STRAW HATS
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
DUCK HATS
NECKWEAR
YACHT CAPS;
WE ARE HEADQUARTHRS FOR SUIT CASES.
Are You Prepared
Sillflik & Plilll,
98 Washington ' Street,
50. NORWALK.
OUTING TROUSERS '
BATHING surrs
COMFORTABLE COLLARS ,
FANCY HALs HOSE
LIGHT UNDERWEAR
PAJAMAS
., .
Wills Hills-cl,
411 and 511 Wallsnijeg
NORWALk.’
line.
and
and
prime order.
THE MODEL GRUB:
AT YOUR ‘
Old Potatoes. We have some yet In I'Dricd Beef. Our sales of this am
No sprouts; firm and l show we are noted for something
’ ,
300 peck.
Golden Rod Baking Powder. Second
lot, with an entirely new set of pros.
ents.
All Fat Pork. Have any use for it?
Everybody don't sell It. We do.
From Chicago.
Gives satisfaction. 15:: tin.,
is done here square and fair.
money saved for buyer and seller.
any sort you choose. Our goods are right; our prices :ght. Try on.
A barrel of finest
Don't be prejudiced against our Cash Premium Plan.
Co nsider‘ no risk: no bookkeeping l
SERVICE ,
tlcularly good in this lino. Thin
ed any quantity from 5c up. .Wh“
sale and retail.
How to get a lot In Oatnuts .n
Circulars on application. '
Old Home Ginger Wafers in 100. 11
tons are something good. New
It can be d,
Five full cards get a barrel of
the matter.
tent Optician
We give therough examination of the eyes free and guarantee our
PROPER GLASSES, PROPERLY ADJUSTED to give relief.
Dark days areas good as bright ones for our scientific testing.
0. B. JACKSON,
GRADUATE OPIlGlAN
If your by on ache if they tire easily when reading,
working. If they water and the headaches are frequent, something
The only way to find the cause is to consult a corona
58 W511!“ STREET
sewing or
NORWALK. 1191111
concurrin-
ASPHALT
ACT
wold
nae.
Rood
Th
Mrs.
Hon.
The month of June was
month in~the real estate department
of the agency of Jacob M. Layton. the
following transactions having
successful:
Property of estate of Sectus N. 1G1 ls
IVE MONTH IN HEAL ESTATE.
Many Transfers of Property in Nor.
walk During June.
a busy
'been
in Cove avenue, near Third ave1
consisting of double dwelling
house and three building lots sold to'
Charles H. Pearce.
House No 18 Hoyt
Norwal. sold to Joseph Gail. formerly ‘
owned by heirs of Lewis Tattle.
Three dwelling houses and two build.
in; lots in Cedar street sold to Samuel
street, South
ner formerly owned by Frederick
Lander.
(1 Knudsen property ln Chestnut
street, owned by Andrew H. Green
consisting of three dwelling houses.
Knudsen Hall; and large building shite
to South Nor-walk Union School, for
location of new school hoarse.1 -
Building
owned by Helen In Palmer. sold to
lot in‘ Quintard avenue.
John J. Snellhack.
Building lot in East avenue sold to
John S. Seymour. formerly own‘
ed by Max Marx
Building lot in Elmwood avenue
owned by estate of Sarah Selieck 115;:
also been sold. ' ,
1' ARRIVALS or: vssssLs.
f BOSTON July 3~nrrlvedz 81111011111
101111
3115111111 July anon-iced Kaiserin
‘11. New York. via Plyv
Ll Vernon!
' 1 31111111115;
HARTFORD ARCHDEAco a,
The Hartford Archdeacon” ‘
meeting in Farmington, reelecmd
old olilcers. as follows: Arena
. Rev J. A Biddle South Manch
.ocretary, Rev F C. Wain
Windsor Locks; treasurer Chat to
Lawrence Hartford. On “The
the Press in Church Work” addr
were made by Rev. John '1‘ find
ton. Rev, William J. Brewster
Rev. Carl Rolland and in the '1
discussion following Rev.
Rev. H. l Bodley of New Britain:
Ellis B. Dean the pastor, an
F Parker, of wllnlonville
:K
~ preached in the morning It
George S. Llnslcy made 3 address
“uncut-11111 K111“. 1*
hafnium. 1 111112 “‘5
n nowfimtfl c m‘
numb-dc the entire 0mg“ am
can Iii rte-1111. higher!" manual on 1,
my 111 r mines fl '
superior 11111111”. 11151311113191
5 Pill GE". Gill
I! tho mfllvfludnu
«ruby on“ dividend:
MGBNIECTIWT ’19) ‘
Lam investor‘s, vitamin! W .
may WM'
Norwalk Chronicler