'..‘.................$2.00.
$1.75.
'Géaotg’nvnnulu-oooonu‘giugo-
Iloolollllolooulooo
1111 WASHINGTON STREET,
il’iini Decision is deserted
E IContinued from Flrut Page).
on of both 111111.111 .l. Plant and
rton F. Plant In the sevmal coin-
hhles, because Patti 11'. Harrison sec.-
tony of the Plant Gompauy had told
him the books were in New )orlt and
he could not state what amount pre-
otaely stood In each of tht1 partica'
homes.
Colonel Birrpce was called to the
, nd a ll was asked to state to the
Court w at was the ground of the stilt.
stated in outline that his clients
all in they were damaged i111 the re-
oval of the estate from Connec'titut
d that they were damaged in that
tag; are deprived of. the, security of
the entire. estate for payment of their
annuities by the fact that the exctu
tors had no right to make that selec-
lion; and that by a possible contingen-
try the annuitunte or their «hiidren
may at): futurt1 time be entitled to a
abate in the. estate itself if it should
become Intesiant. Colonel llurpee, 11x.
. plained that an actuary had been 11m
p1loyed to compute tht1 chances of
Morton F. Plant inning no f111tl1er I11-
site and of his son having no issue
he speculation 111.1 to stab an issue
was intricate and the 1ittor1'1c1s on
both sides had considerable argument
as: to the possibility of such computa
tlok being based on anything that
111111111 be held warrantabie. Colonel
Borneo declined to explain the matter
11111111111111.1111; that he was‘ not bound
to furnish in advance the theor1 of
the cause upon the. suit was brought.
6 added. however. that his actuary
had computed the value of the amount
such contingencies might be placed
. at two-thirds of the estate whatever
proves to be its value, seventeen or
twenty-six millions
Judge Gazer took the papers and
asked the la111er< on both sides to file
briefs next week Much interest at-
inches to the case because of the nor oi
points raised
' , PLAYING UNDER BAD CONDITIONS
Glenview Golf Course Still
1 Covered With Water.
GLENVIEW GOLF COURSE.
1 ,Jtily 19-41111 finals in
of Pittsbiirg. and Louis James.
llonyiew boy.
d‘er conditions that could not well have
been worse. During the night the
M Pf? 111111111 of the picturesque course
laid out were almost entirely submerg-
011.. A body of workmen were bus 1'
casual water on the1 greens and put-
Of‘ little avail.
gallery was present. when play
tolled and folowed the play closely.
ROELOF'S FACTORY UNIONIZED.
John A. \ioffatt.
entry Roeiof‘s hat manufactory
business.
.Ehion shop.
hllity.
to; the shares of stock standing in the
M
‘01? damage to his clients by reason of
Further
lll..
the amateur
‘ ' golf tournament between E. M. Byers.
the
were played today 1111-
Shokie stream had continued to rise
until the low lying lands to the. 111131
and southwest on which the last nine
are
early this morning working on the first
nine holes of the course draining the
ting the course is a good condition as
possible. but last night's heavy rain
' on so thoroughly soaked the already
$01!de ground that their efforts were
Notwithstandinr
he unfavorable- condition a fair sized ‘
“'33
president of the
United States Hatters of North Maori»
ca. has sent out information to the
' inocretaries of the diderent locals. that
in
_ lladelphia Was unionized today. This
'newa is of great importance to batters
washout the country as there has
.heen more or less trouble in the fac-
ry ever since ‘1! Roelof started into
it. has always. been a non
After people have heard a preacher
deliver a funeral address over a man:
was worthless. and say nothin:
5 could give offense to his kin. they
to have a greater appreciation of
. title Educator.
.l. MAGNER,
.11...._,.~.q
mm: 11 Webster Dictionary and a
if you leave your
at T. .l. Magner 5 news store for.
daily World you will get this set
,_ that 13on Books free Worth
. 00. Hard and Soft Wood Tooth
' 1111111111 box. only 411.. 30W Match-‘
Palm Leaf Fans 3c.l(1t10 Jack
M. all assorted no two alike. at,
fink; regular mine :1 and $1.25. ‘
GUARANTEE
, WITH
EVERY PAIR.
D. Lyon 81 Co.
1 SOLE AGENTS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
. . , . . . .
% ANOTHER INDUSTRY.
i
N. Burton Rogers Purchases stove
i Poiinh Manufactory.
i Danbnrv has number industry
1wl1i1h although modest at th1.1 start
bida fair to develop into a large and
protitpble 1111te1prise.lt is a concern
iwhich will manufacture stove black
1i111: and N. Burton Rogers is at its
’he 11]
The New York firm which manufatv
tured a lll‘i‘lltl of store, polish known as
the “Aunt Dinah" stove polit-1l1 failed a
short timo ago and the. business was
purchased by Mr Rogers witlt the 11111
pose of bringing it to Danburv.
'l'he 11111111111111 intludcd the, machin-
1111 used in the. manufacture of the
polish and 1111 stock the company had
1111 hand when It stopped doing busi
1111.511. '1‘i1e machinmy has been set up
in a part of the famory of the lingers
Sil1111 l’lute Comp. 111' and the first
batth of the polish was turned out to
duv. The polish is a paste and it had
attained a certain 1111111 cc of popularity
when the firm manufacturing it failed.
“hat the name of the 111111 firm will
be and what title will be given the
brand of polish has not vet been deter
mined. but Mr Rogers is tonfideut thin
the non industn will he a profitable
01111 in a short time -——\"ews.
TAPE LINE FAKIRS
Working Their Way Through the
State.
Two younu men are working a little
game through the state of Connecticut
with a'tape line and other measuring
apparatus. .lust abut the) are after
has not. been asr1111'.Iaiucd because the
polite hare pressed them so closciv
that thct have so far been unable to
carry their sthcme to fruition
The fellows are well dressed and
bare agreeable manners. They tell
the person at \1 llOeP residence ther tail
that they were sent by the building
3 i11~pec111r or some ~i1nilnri1od1' to mea
sure the house.
“The inspectors directed us to meas-
ure not. only the exterior of the build
1111: but every room inside. and to get
certain necessary information of a
statistical nature."
They proceed to take 1hr1 exterior
and interior arousarcmnts. tarcfuih r11
cording each. Then their questions
bezin. They are as follows:
“llow many persons live here?"
"What are their occupations?”
"What income have llit'j' from other
sources?"
“say, what do you want to know all
this for?" is the oucstion the house
holder asks about this time,
-“\\'e are procurintz information for
the annual report of the building in-
spectors" or 11'i1atercr,tl1e_1' profess: to
represnt. the. callers reply.
TO PUT lN NEW BOARD.
Telephone Company increasing Termi.
nai Facilities in Meriden Exchange.
The Southern New England Tole
.plmne (”mapuny is to install soon a
iiargcr switchboard In the office of the
hierideu exchange. replacing one that
has been in use there. for some time.
The increase in the number of subscri
hrs. in the Mcriden exchange makes. it
neccsaary to increase the terminal fa-
cilities. lt was reported that the com
pany would erect a new building for
its own business in Meriden. Victor
M. Tyler. secretary of the company.
said that the company had no such
plans. The company has a iqsc upon
rooms now occupied by the company
in the Lyon & Billiard block in South
Colony street. Meriden. and it is not
intended to evacuate these quarters at
present.
HE SAVED CLEVELAND.
Mr the Err-President invites Hit
N winade Friend to Go A—Flthing.
Cassius Scranton. of Winston a
well-known miliwright. has received
a letter from Grover Cleveland. invit»
lag him to go on a fishing trip. Mrs.
Scranton said yesterday
“Last year when the game wardens
Bounced down on Mr. Clereland. Dr.
Bryant and my husband and found in
their possession a bass two inches
..
waters of Massachusetts. my husband
shouldered the blame. was subsequent
ly arrested and hated to court and
fined 8“ but he never (21313311 that fish."
" 'Did \lr. Cleveland"
“ ‘1 cant say.” Mrs. Scranton replied.
hesitatingly. Then rhe added with a
smile. “it wouldn‘t do to tell.”
Mrs. Scranton said the ex-President
was coming back to Lake Garfield this
sewn to try his luck at bass fishing.
w. A. W. CLUB DISBANDS.
., The W. A. W. Club. of Nonmlic
1 disbanded last night and in honor of
‘ big time.
their 1311211112“: in Main street. The menu
ioonsistcid of claim chowder. frankfur-
jters. haired beans. mar melon
. pickles. cmkers. lemonade. ice cream
and cake. During the awning some of
the members favomdwith ml 1311:9121»
flags. The members of the late or-
. mutation on Frank Brandon.
. Gnome Carma: Inseam Medan.
Joseph Hendrickm Thomas West
§ and John Honour”:
BLOCK ISUND.
An amnion to Block Island on
IflyfldisumooedoythoN. 12.317.
3. i H. R. 3.. no will man no
Nulbndonmdmrn. then-oebytke
“medians mater "Block island.”
nominadfiomnhrmdhnt
m. 81:11:th will lure South
Wattlflinu Rateonlrtljll.
rhisutflxdo- MEMIMM
WWII 1111131111051
mmummum
shorter than is lawful to take from the '
:the occasion the members planned a,
A supper was served at
“Hummus an lsifieo‘llyny ,
Are you prepared for It? if not W11
W11
At: Houstons
BATHING suri's
THE BATHING SEASON IS NOW ON
arry the largest assortment nobbicst styles,
our pr:itoa to ho lower than elsewhere.
are ready to napply your wauta.
and we :uaruntoc
l
i
l
i
St. Paul, Southern Railway. Norfolk (1‘1.
Western. N. 1. (3.1111111 Chicago and Al—i
ton lost large fractions. St. Louisai
Southwestern 11.111111111011111 11111111111! Ni
Y. (I. 11111I“St. Louis preferred 1% Hock-S
lug Valley. N. l'., (‘hicago and St?
Louis. Minneapolis. St. Paul and Aulti
Ste. Marie preferred. lTnion Pacific and l
Fuller Construction advanced 1% 11.1;
1%.1’111111. continued conspicuouaiyi
strong and crossed 1:39. causing a rail)"
in tin,1 other soft coal stocks anti in N.
Y. C.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a.
dealings ahowed very heavy trading
and o confused and irregular 111111111-
ment of prices. 1'l‘hrec. successive
transactions in Southern Railway
amounted 111 10,000 shares. The open
ing price was unchanged from last
night, the second showed a decline 11f
1;. :1111i111 the third thero 11111 a r111 m
cry to the opening Southe 1 Pat-W11
:1pt nod '13. higher on running antes 11f‘
201111 shares1 P11111111. rose neuriv a
point but 1‘i111sapcali and Ohio declin-
ed a fraction, Reading also lost a from
151111 and realizing was In evidence in
other le "ling 1-1101 ks.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private Wtre or maples
5'; Goidschmidt, commission brokers.
Swarm 6: Corbett's block. South Nor-
m, Open
walk:
Open High Low 1:30
Amni, (Topper, 13513,; 0513: 0:1 11.3
Am. ('. 6‘.- l-‘.. 3275 :23 32 3271.
Am. (7. 6': P. pf 0‘2 ‘1: Si" 02
Am. (‘ot, (iii, 3127;. :‘13‘. .3275 5:37,.
American it'c. ll . ll- .. ll ii
-\111, 11-11. pfd., :11‘1‘; 1:111 311,... :21!
.\!11111'. lAit‘ll. Iii-l 3711; till 121}
A111, Lom. pith, :13 ‘13 0:: {i3 1
Am. 14111141., H1. 411., 11:11; 411153
Am. Sugar. 1311 1:111 1:“.1 '."1 i
.1. 'r. a- 5. 1'1, 11.1., 11111., 11'. 11.111.’
\ T. & Si". 11.. M1131}. itil‘it.
llalt. I: Ohio, iltilf...
Bialyn. R. 'l‘.. 71‘1”.
("him 1&1 Ohio, M'-
C‘hi. & .\', \\'.. 27173.11
Chi (it. “'1th 31%.
(‘. .‘d 111 St. i". 1.111 11:11..
(‘hi. R. 1. 1% l’. 1110 19111-
111111.
1‘
(‘01, F. A": l.. 9711‘; 117711
Col. South. 34111. 311,.
(Tonsoi, (1112:. 1'21“... 223.1%
ilei it: H1111. 17% 1.11.»
Erie. {19“}. 311'»
ill. Central. 11151;» 31351.:
loan Central. «lit 11117..
”111.1% Nash. H25 H231.
Manhattan. 13:151.. 1311-”...
Met. St. R12. 13.1111, 17.117.
3011:. Central, 31.1 31.131».
Mex. N‘t (Tris... 131 ift‘ai
M. K. d- T.. 39’. 11m?
M. K. K- T 1101.111"
lilo Pacific. ”4‘1.
Nat. Lead. 231'
N. Y. Central. 1:125. 11:211.;
NORTH MAIN, CORNER ANN 81'.
flat
Prices $1 50 to $6 75 1
~31
-.-.-- ...... -..... .11.
1“ Car fare on $5.00 purchases or “over. 3;
i1
Bridgeport, il05 MainSt.
1711
f1
V IN ‘2‘
TUDA WALL STREET ~03
11511.1. STREET. 11 n...m.,~sarrng Older Your 4%.
to realizelt'alustriltortiltlmm‘vlnrd lturn of r 11 G t N 4‘
l i111e=t 111-: 11 11 V1? 1 ,r _"1.— “ ' "
tl1r1'1‘1111":11(1io11c. tacsaplank‘11u1l1'ud (lillo a armen S 0w' ‘3'
was the most affected losing 111’. and ‘ Ladies 1"
0
AND save MONEY.
$30.00 No?» Gets $50.00
Values.
Krasovitz 19. Fox.
rd-N: 1%
SOUTH NORWALK.
necessary you will find by seeing what
we an.- offering.
j. GAETNER,
Merchant Tailor,
DOn’t Pay
too much for Clothing. Entirely 1111
+N 1% «1111+ 'é'rzl‘
Tristramttl'ly
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING...
Wash Skirts
. . . .
ally-.11
I,-._-,- -_n.-;u'n'-.11 I nip-LI I_-;-'r:-'-‘_n
SPECIAL PRICES ON WASH SKIRTS OF ALL KINDS "7:"
Navy and White, Black and White and Plain Black Duck Skirts, regular $1. 25 and 7."
$1.5oqualityfor. ..... . . ...... .$roo.::
Navy and White, Black and White I1 larc Flouncc, Braid Trimmed, (regular $1. 75 J.»
and$2.ooquality.. ................... . .. .......... ..$1.25.1i1
All of our Fine Duck Skirts, handsomely trimmed and the best material, regular” $2. 25 “
and$2.5oquaiity.. . ........ . . ...... . 1511".”
Linen Batiste Skirts handsomely made and trimmed ...... .. ........ . $175.}:
All Linen Crash Skirts, materials shrunk and made up in the latent styles . . .$1. 75 to $3 75. .2,
These are the best values in Wash Skirts we have ever shown. 3.1
I I ‘ ‘ Ala
Housefurnrshrng Department 3;
V
.2“
1quartWhithountainFreczcrs ....... . ........... $1.45.
zquart White Mountain Freezers ...... ..... ........... ...... $1.95”;M
4 quart‘White Mountain Freezers ..... . ...... .. . . . .............. . . . .......... . ..... $2.75. .11}.
unartWhite MountainFreczcrs ........ .. ..... ..... 513.25.51.11
2 quart Arctic Freezers ....... . ........ .... .. ....................... ... ., ......... $1.50. 1“.
aquart Arctic Freezers ....... ........ . .. .. .......... . $1.95.‘l“
4quart Arctic Frccz‘crs ................ ...... ....... . .. .. ...... $12.25*
6quartArcticFrccze1-s......................... . ... .. .. $250.3
8 quart Arctic Freezers .
TRISTRAM & HYATT,‘
*MWMMMEEMWWM+MOMMMM+M$ ~21
...-....
N0RWALK,CONN.1.$
39 Souihmdi‘a‘i—u Street
OppOsIte Hotel Hamilton. my
1“ l
be
Ti!
('3
lil‘
ARE YOU
1111 THE SWIM 11
or if you intend taking a swim,
Ti
1 h
11:11 111111151 or land adjoining the
kinn mint- on the 111111111111 311111110111
1111.11. The consideration 11::11 33011111111
sh and seven cents per 11111 for all
1111111 and
MINING LAND LEASED. i»
i
MATRQI l-i ”Sl'l‘l' “it It Job l'I-11It l1:-
i1 lull} 1111111111111111 that the (.‘11'11Iar1ti
it! 1‘ 111111111111 b.1111 purchased the i1 111' 1 1!
id I11 the “11111.1 Mining: (“111111111111 1111
”1111;
1' now shown up (about fire million
all that may yet he found
111 learn provides for the payment in
1'1 frv‘choidcra of a royalty of tw-uty.
that is llt.'1|'-tltrd i‘m' your vacation
outfit.
’ We now t'luse our; store 1.1111111 “1
inns at l} o’clm'l; except Monday, 111
'1\’cdncrda,1' and Saturday.‘
cent; per ton on all 111' mined. wiiiri11
. . ,_ ,, mains the- total nun-.1111 rutlt 11 1'1 '1
111111. (all .1111! S. L “I” lint of 1 111i it (nor ilii‘t‘ «1 mil i111. 011' it
a . in 111'.' 1stimatcd 1111 ”mi “112131111 111 ll ‘
BathIng sluts i1; 111111111111 11111.1- (11 on.
.--. ‘ SOLVENT normawwm
. ,, DISTRICT 0!" NORWA l..K 1111.?1'01
blond-14111.15 1,11" quarter- altl'ow bate 1'.1‘1111'l..lu|:1'i’3,.\ It. 11"...
Jerseys. from 5101: to 82.510. lirtate of l‘rirt'iila 'l‘. Hartford latc
‘ of Norwalh‘, in fluid district. dmwaacd. 1
PLAIN 0R STRIPED. The court of probate for the distrrvt
. 11f Norwa‘k. hath limitml. and allowed
BOYS AND MEN'S' air months from the date hereof for
. , 1' .. 5 . J the creditors of said «11512111: to exhibit
\uu “m "U “Pr-”mm; “tr“ their claim: for retticvmcni. Those,-
who neglect to present their 1101411111111, ‘1
115111111 rl :1'
“lll llO (lt'lilll‘rwl .‘l. ff'f‘l;\‘(<f'}'.
iii! 19 ‘.‘3
fimtgv 1
All per-
1111 indebted to saivl'estale are re,
211111111111 within said
l'IlllliR'l' A. WOUIHMAHI).
Administrator.
...... ... ...—...
l
ruinous. enormuns.
nar'rnas. runnrsnaas.
BANK STATEMENT
Rosanna increase.
Loam, decrease.
Smile, increase.
Legal tender. increase.
' Deposits. decrease.
Circulation. increase,
3.115.900
2.1361 £11111
1.3951 100
32.100
Stephen Haslett. who has the con-
tract for the monument of the First
Connecticut. Hoary Artillery. visited
the capital in Hartford recently andi
ind :11. summer with Comptroller
Chamber-121111111 regard to the location
The place selected is a point upon the
Winn-1111211- plot a little 11011111111111 11‘
the Mimi. hounded nofihorlr by the
driveway. tenderly hr the talk lendin
from the east eon-anon of the cooling
to Elm street. The, location was des-
ignated by the comptroller 11st Febru-
2n- ai‘ta' consultation nth the mat-
‘mts monitor. The comptroller
land It. Kaela looked the ground or-
er and at m tentafirelr determinatl
imam .11me
«WWmmfiuw
mdfiem
Nerf. 5: West” 0F}. 1‘22
0111. 6‘; West. 5111. 12113.
Pacific Mail. 4i 1.1 “’1.
Penn. R. R. 1.2.3.: 3110‘;
People's fiat. 31.19,? 1:15"
Press. S. Car. 471: ST".
Readinc. 1,17 2i. 1".»
Read. 151 Md. 8177. 87
Read. 2‘11 pith 7'1 73 - '
Repub. Steel. iii if? " é
Sou. Pacific, 1.1%.. 11914.
San. Ry. (311.. 1197.1. 39.7.; 1‘ 3
son. 1111. 11111.. 971. 11711. ..jfé
Tenn, C. 1% l.. "1‘1 (‘4‘. 1
Texas Pacific. 1131's; 4:27». 1.
union 11111111111 11111 111111;. ?
1'11. Pac; 11111.. 11111; 1121. g.=~’
if. S. leather. if”... 321,
l7. S. Lea pfd, ii?» RF.
1". S. Steel. 4071.. ll
1'. 5. Steel 11111. 9111. 111,115.
Wabash 30 7.1;; It]
Wabash. pid.. Iii-‘1; 413%.
West. [in Tel... 80"; ’ M111.
Wisoort Cent. 28 211'
$3..d&12.3'1':1’1 ‘
“4.000 , ,
1 ,
harm: the Won the monumenti
WOOD“ '12-
GlOver s the Place 1 .
101C1CW.‘ T '. m- ' '
i"
soituicnt of 111 m
500.
t}?
1
1
i
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1
1
‘ , mt~1lttofitlt
:11 51121111 Norwaiiz. in 111111111181-11f1‘11111
accth'ut. at the 141.1111 of i1111l111-xa~ .Iuiy
' ' 11;, 111112. 1 -
bolus and Dismzints.
Orcnlraftu, serum-1i and un-
secured. 33171.3
‘ 85 Washington SRO," if. S. Bonds to 111111111 cir-
SOUTll NORWALK. (solution. {if 000 0‘: ,
211111111111.11.141111111111111. 1:11 . it- " '47:} 1
W Banking home. {1131111113111
and fixturca 111.1 11111
Hue rom National innit:-1
line from State Maui.» and
line from apprm't'd rescue
anemia. 74.13.17.711
1111111111111 Revenue 81411111114. 100.00
Checks and other cash
items, 111,319.10
Notes of other National 1
Banks. {132125.011
1 g , Fractional paper cum-me):
- , nit-heir. and cents. ll? 46‘
‘ 'ng ong . Lawful Money Reserve in
, Rank, 11in:
‘ Feet-i111. Editorial 1
Iérgaldcudcr notes. 7 3.1313111 27.323. 30
Has {CVlVEd tennis. ‘ Redemption {land with l'. S
Treasurer {5 per (1.11.11. of ‘
circulation. 3.250.110
. Tennis creates the urces- W331 ‘11“1‘1‘1‘3-91’
' 1.1.1.1111”! ES.
5“"? (if the 13.111.11.11 510.111 paid in. 11111111011111
1 Surplus fend. . 1110.000.th
.1. llndivlded 111111111. loss (11': 4 1' 4
l _ ‘ ‘ 1111115111.: and 1211111 paid. 2.1113. 9
i RLBBER SULED National Bank 1101115. 11111-
'. , SHOE standing 111.111.111.111
- flee to other National
‘ Ban}. 1113 ' 13333.86
. ‘liue to State Banks and 1
The demand for Rubber my...“ 1111.11.11:
‘ '1 ' - . individual d1 alts 15111111111
31) ed Shoes hastauscd 1.. 11.1111; 9" 111,111.11
.1. ‘ Demand teammates of do-
us to ban name as- .o mm. 11.111: 1111.
(311-1111511111 Arbor-ks. 12.04
‘ State of Connecticut. Gratuity of Fair-1
adhere 223.1100 hank. do memoir swear
‘ .1111“ of mar nominate and filled. ‘
113116 191111 1231‘ «it 01111 1902.
ll1‘1por1 of the Condition of
THE CITY NATlONAL BANK.
unsot'ricss.
“13.)”.20
{not reserve 111-11111: 71171.51;
Bankers 1118.20 ‘
Total. 171111.111: .1121.
field or... '
1 John ill. Ferris President of the.‘
at the above ointment is true 110 the
JOHN H. roams President.
thu'flmd and sworn to before. me
GEORGE 1’ BEARSE,
Norton- Public.
MEN H. MATHEfi'SON.
HENRY SETNOUB
attested to malt-1 immediate payment. ‘11"-
WITHOUT
11011 can come here and secure
cash treatment. Everuthing to
wear. from flats to Shoes, for
Main. Woman or Child. on our
popnlar and convenient CASH.
or CREDIT PLAN-«adiacent-
ive to wear comfortable and stu-
lish garments-«small deposit
down and $1. 00 WEEKLY
PAYMENTS. 31111 What uou
want and have it charged. We
will be glad to open an account
with 11011.
Special. Bargains
in W aists.
A splendid assortment of
prettu Colored and White
’Waisis. all sizes. 490. 591:.
951:. $1.255. $1.423. Worth
double.
~11»
so locker»
imam wiilalsokephioodon the 511.11-
md the.- board for the. mammal of W
electric
CHRISTIAN EW’ABTZ,
WW5;
A new 51111111111111.1111 111 control the {
interior and matter lighting of the
(marital has been planned in the north
Side of the basement of the building. “
‘ The board proper 111.111. film and 11111111.
tires 11 to T1191: feet. It is equipped with
toentr eight circuit Who: tan-11:111-
11111 three way summer; and {our main '
Win;
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