WI CAN
LaNT TIME TO HAVE WALL P‘A
Penmo'ooria. conaioaa HOW
MUCH NEATzn AND raasuea
AND PREMIER YOUR HOUSE
WOULD BE IF IT WERE HE-PAPER-
.ED INSIDE.
, IT l8 A FACT THAT OUR WORK-
MEN ARE NEAT.
CALL US ONITHS PHONE 1362.
. 1
...._._ ..._._....
E. E. Gorhan’s,
to First Avenue, East Norwalk.
Telephone Call. 136-2;
The litil'lOll iidl Ferd Boilers.
FOlt STEAM AND
. HOT WAItR l'itz'Al'lNU
INOUREh A WARM HOUSE. DA‘i
AND NIGHT, IN'COLDEST
WEATHER; '
and tar Catalogue and investipats
for yourself.
(lotion it Lidgervootl Company.
96 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.
lliiilii‘ivtiiit Niéinbtitil brilliant
(Incorporated).
Datiyrreightune
NOR WALK.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
and NE W YORK.
Steamers City of Norwal-
and Squamum.
Leaves New York, Monday. Wednoudn.
and Friday at. 5:00 p. m.
Leaves Norwalk. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 5: 00 p m
Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p o.
instill; RElriEF 3:33."
(If to rout. IIII BRAZILIAN
“filmin't'rfii'vrgicFE'fififi
“(ill on r Ista Pint
MW . n. F“) n a Go. .,
lndla pails. Ind. _
. t .
Death the Other
lav. ‘Four Year.
, The residence oi Thomas ‘
. Smith 66 Osborn avenue. East
II thik. was painted with lead. .
:1 oil andiainc, hand mixed. fifteen ‘2
. years a'goizby mo.
" equal My with as much wear.
“inns Broil
I l 0:. a...» Main street.
25 El
iddiy any patent paint to show . '
L r
Mortimer M. Lee
. », v ., Do .
.100 NIWAINOM “W.
The rculltrs cl p‘r will be
pleased' to learn that the», is at least
OIVI YOUR WORK one dreaded disease that science has
MON! cAa: AND ATTENTION "0°“ '“"""““’°
in all its stages. and
that is Cutnrrh. Hull‘s Catarrh Cure
NOW THAN WE CAN DURING THE is the only positive cure now known to
‘xc‘EDINOLV DUOY SEASON, ’0“
TNAT REASON THIS IS AN ‘EXQIL- * atltulloual treats):
the moditui fraternitt. Cain :rh being
a (liilHIlltlllOllllltm disease. taut gas a con-
1‘: catarrh
Cure is taken Internally. so 3 direct
Iy upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of tho nynitnl. thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease. and giving
the pullout strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in
d0' ng lls work. The proprietors have
so min-h faith in its curatito powers
that illey oiicr One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it falls to cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
Address i". .l. CHENEY & CO.. ’l‘olo
do 0
Sold by all Drugglats, 75c.
Tukc. Hull's ii‘nmiiy Pills for consti-
pation. "
Mei die. willows cry, friends are
sorry. btit. tiial doesn't furnish bread.
but a policy in the
Goon. General Life Insur-
ance Company
payable immediately makes the family
independent.
F RED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT
United Bank Bld‘o. So. Norwalk.
l ..1r_.
..- .~—.r_ ._._......_.
O
bio-inertia
Pa in}; Mining. Oil. Smelter and
in nslrisl Stocks making possible
Largo Interest and Profits. noel:-
iéts on application
DOUGLAS. LACEY & CO.
ilankers. Brokers. Fiscal A cute.
Members New York Consoi dated
Stock Exchsnfi, 66 Broadway and
17 New Street. ew York.
E. BALDWIN HAMMITT, Manager.
Western New England Drench: llsad nor
less: suite 31- 35 Catlin Bldg. .. Hartford. gonn-
ileuny S. Hull, Representative.
1 Lauder illlt. South Norwalk. Cl.
V.
Get a load
COKE
in your cellar.
It will last as [one as
other fuels and you
will admit it is
muc '{cheapm
When it is gone
the feel sure that
you Will «want more.
Therefii’sa
HOT TIME
in way bushel of it.
Give it a trial and be. _.
contained.
trinity t [intuit
'PHONE. 68.
Capitol,31.000.00018urplus,$185.000
-~ The , ‘
Earning Power'
of your savings in
vested with this
Company at 5 per
cent. is 25 per cent.
greater than if in-
vested at l per
cent; is 42 6-7 per
cent. greater than if invested at 3V.-
pru- cunt . and till 2" 3 per cent. greater ..
than if invented ul" .. per cent.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut. .
alliance 'OFFICE 12 so mm is
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
n. L. Coburnl ,
J
. ro Order-Window sultan.
Check
the slamming of that
door—keep out the
cold alr——avoid the
breaking of glass. The
ECLIPSE CHECK AND
SPRING will do it; easy
to put on and keep in
order We've-got it
comsroca. WATKmas Dow.
'RHONE. m3.
sou» no succtssrUL.
BiiuNfllilllltlllltllilt
. ‘UTH NORWA’LK. CONN.
“.—
Surplus. . ”00.00000
Other Profits. {80,300.00
EDWIN H. MATHEwsON, President.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vice-President.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
‘ DIRECTORS:
Edwin H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah 8. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Ewart: John H. Light
Frederick H. Rowan.
M
0 Accounts Slolloivadk
Wall Paper Sale
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Making room for" new goods, we are
giving 20 per cent. discount on last
year‘s tiold Papers.
t-Oc Paper, we
40" Paper, 820
two Paper, 241:
25c i'uplzr, 20o
Borders saint: discount.
Pic-
lure Francs.
Dealer in Wall Papers. Painters
Supplies. Artista' Materials.
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fia-
lures. soc.
Cloth Window Shades.
fringe. 25c.
Solid Brass Rail Curtain Rods.
3 it. long. with fixtures. ioc.
"Shore-Cut" Can Opener cuts
easily. No ragged edge.
1 ‘-
Masai: JTEEL. PARINO NNIVIO.
, . wt; .:-. »- .f
l . .. r.
PAirt’Tiuo. PAPER HANG
with
m ngcogA'rino.
T swmfiion sheaf
QM“: iv . F Co'nn.
“cahoot- connection-
[will Juliana it Go
swirl
, “Coeili ,
sscaart
“Goal”
$6.26 per Ton ’
ti buy the host for no equal price!
_ a handle only the 'RICS'I‘ I. EHIGH"
OAI. mined. and can therefore goth
too satisfaction. Send us a trial or
o'er, and we 11%anng q! the
flit»; of our
, . t‘lgr‘imz Nut. (not the “May
gaminwsdt MIW T"
.‘Chmosi Mauser quantities.
. neg. weed. cord lengths or sawed
' street. Friday, February 5th. and Fri-
Why buy poor slaloy cool. when volt V
.'7:5
to Heparin 0th 00th Moments.
h 00"»th Tsi‘i'aoe.
Telephone at hoists. “4 - , I
lillillli iii lidtei.l
. ~ l
Noilu: is hereby 'giveu that the
Board of Rolls! of the Town of N-or
walk will meet at ”tel olilcc. Opera
House llltitli. on Monday. lv‘ebrutlry lat
liloi. from 2 o'clock iiiitli i 0".(‘l0tlf p.
M.; Saturday. Feb. lltlt. from 2 until 4'
o'clock. p. m.; \\'oilnt‘:iduy cv.leninil
Full. ltlih. from 7 iiulll 0 o’clock: tintl
urdhy. It‘t'll. 18th, irom 2 until 4 o'clock.
p. m.; Wodnoritlay evening. Feb. 17th. ‘
from 7 until 9 o'clock: Saturday. Feb.
30th. drum 2 ltnill 4 o'clock. p. m.. for
the purpose of hearing and .icterntln
tun any and all appeals made to them
irom’the doing of the Assessors on list
1903.
They will also meet with the Asuesi
sure as a joint board. Saturday. Feb.
20th. at i p. in.. for the purpose oi
abatlng the polls oi sick iiild disabled
persons.
JAMES surnaumnp, :
ononoa w. FITCH; «- i
i
DUDLEY E. iIOY'l‘, i
Board of Relief or Town of Norwalk.
Norwalk. Conn. Jun iii. 1904.
120420
South Norwalk i
Board of Relief. 1
Notice is hereby given that the
lloard oi Relief of the city of South
Norwalk. will meet on Wednesday.
January 20, 1904. at 7:30 o'clock lo 9
p, m.;8aturdsy. January 30, 1904, from
2 lo 6 o'clock p. m: Wednesday, Feb
rtiary 3. from 7:30 to 9 p. m.;' Feb-
ruary to, at 7:30 to 9 p. m.: Tuesday.
February til, at 7:30 to it p. m.; in the
Councilt‘hamber in llavlland street.
in said city. for the purpose of hearing
and determining all appeals from the
doings of the assessors of said city.
on the list of 1903. Dated at South
Norwalk January 16.1004
JOHN F MCMAlltiN
MATTHEW (itiltBETT.
lm ill; . Bond of llellof.
Higistiais’f‘imiit
Norwalk will be in session at the sol-
ectmcn‘s otllce. No. 12 South Main
day. February 12th. 1904. from 12 noon
Ull 9 p. m.. for the purpose of receiv-
ing} applications for registration for
caucus purposes. .,
C. A. WALTERS. l
RUFUS LIMIT".
J26 3w Registrars.
Are You Insured?
This is a very serious question Willi-
out insurance a happy home may be
destroyed without warning and n life's
savings may be lost to a night. 1
JUST THINK OF IT.
Can you sil‘ord‘ to take such a risk?i
Are you so cured? the future that. you
can do without lire insurance? Or are,
you reckless and indifferent? We think
not. lat us advise you about the
best kind of Insurance you ought to
have. . ..
Taylor‘Goldcnt
r4 Wilmington at. so; Norwalk. -
CLOSING 001‘ SALE.
Skates. Sleds and Winter Games
A. G. Spaidlng's Athletic Goods.
Skates and Cutlery Ground.
f Have your Automobile or Bl-
cycle put in order now and it
will be readydnr use when the .
w ther permits. -
are well «nipped sud coni- .
patent to do the work and our _
. charges are WI! l0;
Biliiilll
"“SFOOU'I'QIIQ'MN star.
tor so: women.-.
, grim l‘?
w”? 'Phono T32.
i EAST NORWALK,
will
’I ~30:
Nth : .-
rtod christian sitar: ‘Mliiod
65c bag
a
GOLD MEDKL
Fionr.—-neods no recommendation
1 3.“. 767:: boy.
4
l
A. Stull
:4 car race manna.
couN-
nutrition
Llilll'l‘ rinch spent Sunday at home.
t‘hmles Me'lriltt oi Bridgeport spent.
)tillt'llltit' iii his home hole.
The inn-ting of the Jtlnlor Baud next
h‘iidni “ill be held by William Moi—
lull.
John Coleman and (leotge Plumb of
New Milford huve letuintd ititci it
visit here.
Miss I.lilllill I". St. John has returned
from a pleasant visit with Misti Evelyn
Simpson. of i'cekslril._ N. Y.
Stanley tl‘nrpr-nter. non of Mr. and
Mrs. Ambrose Carpenter, has been ill
for the past three days with the grip.
Quite a delegation of East Norwao.
llremen atttndcd the services at the
South Norwalk Baptist Church, last.
evening.
Captain Thomas Smith, who is one of
the low men who really know how to
hunt ducks. secured thirteen line
broadhllis Saturday.
The meeting of the Epworth League
at the East Avenue Methodist Church
yesterday, was under the leadership of
Miss Elia Abbott. The-subjbct was.
"The Universal and Personal Christ." 0
it was a very interesting and well at~
tended meeting.
An important business meeting of'
the Juanita Outing Club was held Sat-
urday evening, at the home of the
President E. E. Keeler. in East ave-
out. The final arrangements were made
for u valentine social. to he held on
St. Valentine’s day. '
Rev. J. W. Davis preached the fifth
and last oi a series of diapensallonal
sermons. Sunday evening. in the Ad~
' vent Church, to quite a large and ap-
preciative audience. On Sunday next
Mr Davis will exchange pulplts with
the Rev. Joshua Denton. of New Hsv~
en.
Superintendent Richard Bland. oi the
Advent Sunday school has instituted
an improved method for the purpose of
displaying scriptural text. which rods
and unroils like a curtain. Mr. Bland
has simply to pull a string when the
curtain unrolls. displaying the text.
and Is closed by the same method.
Mrs. Emery Simpson, of l’eekskill
on the Hudson, has been spending a
week with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. Alathorpe, of Seavlew avenue.
ROWA‘ITON.
There are several cases of grip in
town,
Miss Vivien Stevens is suffering
irom a seterc cold.
Frank DeWaters is confined to the
house with a severe cold.
The regular meeting of Reliance
Hook and Ladder Company will be held
tonight.
Miss lda Long, of New York. is the
guest of Mrs. J H. Sherer, oi High-
land avenue.
There will be a regular meeting oi
the Rowaytou Hose Company at their.
quarters tonight.
Tomorrow will be visiting day at the
public school. All parents and
friends interested are cordially invited
to visit the school.
The ladies' Aid Society of the Meth-
odist Episcopal Church will meet to
sew next Wednesday ill the parsonage.
The ladies‘ Aid Society oi the Bap
list Church willdlwld an anniversary
social next Thuriday evening. at the
home of Mrs. E. H. Ev 01): The
> church and wogregatlou are cordially
invited to attend.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
There are sixteen thlldrcu in Sun-
shine Lodge. Darlon cared for by the
_ Salvation Army.
. A number at young people from the
Stamford High School have enjoyed
‘ the cone in here lately
Mrs. Perry. mother oi Principal
Perry. expects to build a residence in
‘Darlon, in the spring. near Center
School. . ‘ '
M Genie Gorow has a very line
eve-garden collection among them
white pans-ion and scarlet geraniuma:
rarilatlons. ulcotiana aflinls and bego-
nIillbert Bates, brother of Mrs. Ail-
dmiv Herman. will soon begin lht croc-
tibn oi a house on tlrrulo street he.
terms Andrew Herman's place and M.
. lane‘s.
Tho Noroton Dramatic Society will
present “A Gay Deceiver" in the Da-
‘ , rlen Town Hall Monday evening. Deb.
as. The play will be under the as»
3:" of the Volunteer Book and bad-
nun-lot: A. ruse. wife of John win-
um.‘ died- last Friday at hot new 0!
Notation. Dscoasadvvaa «one
vs’mof are The
washeis at liar into ice this
morning llo‘ciook. lunar-ant":
(hi-rotary . >
.1 l
4N3: mountains. You
mammoth-M‘s
.1 l”; 70‘ . “m
, Sunday guest oi F. P; 'Morehouae.
three
service 5'“
The Historical Society meets this
evening at the residence oi 'l‘ 0.
Stesrns
Mrs. Lewis P Wakeiuuu has lettun-
ed home from a visit with ielatltes
in Newark. N J.
The Saugututk Williil club will meet]
'i‘uesduv evening at l'uo resid‘uee of;
Mrs H. il Sherwood
The Home Missionary Society oi the
Congregational church met Thursday
with Mrs. it '.l‘ Lees.
Mlss- Eleanor Tavlor has returned
home to the F'aims after a w'eek 9 visit
“iwllh Miiui Hattie Darrow
‘ Fred Mills lit the owner of a strap-
ping pair oi blacks bought at a recent
horse sale“ In New Haven.
it‘ Its 'expectcd‘ that Dr. McFarland
and family will take their departure
for Florida next Wednesday. to be gone
for‘nlx‘ weeks
A number from here will attend the
lieiect reception to be given by in
Colo. wife and daughters, in Norwalk
Monday night.
'Compo Engine Co. is to meet to-
night. and there is tallt oi the matter
of a noiree being brought before the
meeting for consideration
The one apparently supremely happy
man here at present ill Expreasman
Plnkham. lie logs over the road. in
a hob sleigh. to Bridgeport daily. is
increasing in weight and in beauty. and
don’t insist in obliterating his umlllngo
countenance behind a helmet-like cloth
cap or muffler.
WESTON.
Mrs. l. N Thorpe has returned from
a visit in Bethei.
Miss Florence Perry is spending a
few weeks in Seymour. .
Mrs W. P. Rowland entertained the
Matinee Whlst Club. on Friday. ‘
Miss Lizzie iAdams has been the
guest of Mrs. 'i‘. W. Treadweii.
E. S. Carver. of Ridgeneld. was a
i
Mrs. Josephine Fitch has spent a
few days with her brother in‘ South-
port.
Mrs. Benjamin Davenport. of Derby;
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. E. J.
Perry.
The Lyons' Plain Whlst Club was
entertained by Mrs. w. L. Sherwood,
ednosday evening;
and Mrs. L. S. Godfrey enter-
tained a number oi their young married
friends on Monti” evening "Pit" .WII
play ed and refreshments served.
Chicken thieves operated quite ox-
‘tenslvely around to“ lost week. 1).
3. Parsons. B. Kellogg and John
Morton. ‘all losin several nae iowls.‘
Eben S. Cole led very suddenly
Thursday. from heart disease. w
conversing with his daughter, Mrs. I:
M. Gould. in whose Molly ha livad.
Mr. Cole had not been feeling well for
several weeks. but was about the house
and neighborhood as usual. He was
seventy-seven years of 189.81“!!! aur-
vlvod by one son John Cole. who lives
In New Jersey. and two daughters,
Mrs. Gould and Mrs Orlando Andrews.
The funeral will be held from the res-
tdnece of Mrs. Gould on Monday. at
l p m Rev. Alexander Hamilton con-
ducting the services.
SONS OF' ST. GEORGE OOCIAI—
“-3
Pleasing Altair Hold Friday Evening
by woe...» Otto ‘rnfiudos.
The box social; hcl it day evening
by Welcome Strain gerllpdgo. Sons of
St. George, at the lodge rooms in Main
street. was largely attended and proved
a pleasing success, which was I. source
of considerable congratulations to the
othclent committee} Joseph Whitioy.
chairman Janos Shepard and Samuel
and James Ashhrooita. ,
There was a pleasing program of an-
terialnment. in whichJohn Sample 9.
Joseph Hadley and Jsmes Walker gave
vocal selections and Miss Crauiord ro-
clted. while instrumental music was
furnished by Harry Gutteridge and Mr.
Cummings. Frank Crowthor oliclatod
as chairman of the evening.
Refreshments of some, sandwiches
and cake were served and a- soclal time
enloyed until quite a late hour.
on. writes 10 CALL nurine‘.
a New Haven
Chairman John J. Walsh. oi the
Democratic state central oommltthgis
to call a meat! of that commitment
be bold to saw van shortly. amides
being for tho Purpose of matter
the convention tor election at m
to the national convention a whens
is on foot tostrongthou Homer 8. new
mlngs politically. It- will In mussel
that go ottoman allay 1:“ ma‘itor‘ifiv
over um’m nwasgs y etn
last election. Mr. chairs ‘0
has established“ it t: moi-mt;
friendship ‘vflth City its: Henry.
Norris. or “Without" *
The Stanton! stitesma‘n ts endeavor-=3
'5?“ to inflate hlh stratgth lu
aven through the commits by nab
lug Mr. Norris mini the state
Formerly» the
rotary of the committee. - ; . l
‘-——v-——-—-——
HELD ii! iii WALL ”DIET. .-
A‘ welldmowa business than. who
does not carelto have
tinned. udiin M w
and deahditho molten.
’Wsli street. W
the Norwalk Gilli.
ferred to had was“ a in trust
hewaalto
tiled also when thistit woe
ior him to
ingon.
Plan to create cities of TWM for '
New" "
committee. Theolcois’tohooasatod. . '
hsaaIedhyolthertheohain-snorsaom
omens-ml
Wm “M312
“union 10m .
o'clock. while ea his will!” m it
ported to the guest as the pattern
desired thatt ‘ omens
‘tlo public as ' “
mum
gig!!!"
'00 I 'r-‘ ‘ ‘l
m
m fpou‘aandwem? at thoO
n
, . my one."
are expect to be present at a r-
lug oi prominent men oi aiirs at
Washington on the occasion of a for
tool resentsiion to ""11 Catholic ital
vet-iii y. Minot i1 lty oi the
national capita. sum of .000 Illa
been ruladd by l‘hd members oi the 0f-
der in this country and CID lathe
0m
ultimo
founding of a ‘aest oi secular . r .
The day has‘ motto ., .h -
the annual archlepllqp ‘ r N‘. .
‘whlch convenes th c; wt I
and 4: 30 oeloolt. on ' 1 I;
month In the hour set i‘l » l
which will, inaway,boo . 2 .. I01.
Several of the arch ll“ .4 i 49“”?
orationli, whldh‘wl . t- “W
ovate program arrmsgwl- by the
dents. . In“ ,1 pi i.
"Cardinal Gibbons. as thorns. 'soi
the institution. will
iinld Daniel Oglwsll
presented by upremo
Will be
open air. on the ground 62
alty. At that tune of the
we are fortunate an to
sunny day. this should 00 d y. :
feature of the affair. . “
"President Roosevelt“. will horn-Wt.
it Is understood. Fromm Newt-u
oi the order tbmu out‘ths. _ _‘
States and Canada. w th I: is
of 110000. we expect fully
. in
'10" 0
Knights to attend. Man! at 9119
members of congrets. or
government itlona. so t thoé
semblage wl have lot roll
aspect. The mhhllml ”Rig;
11:“ aorthllzigtho “0'31":ng it I"-
ll took Oi» Wt.»
bill that the “allure! '
is delayed. The sun mm” veg-y mil!
glacier! among the Bimbo" 0!. (M
“The Catholic University is booonln t
the center of the Catholic 04 ttlpoal
system or the country More inertia
have been hunter-bus in than you.
and addi biflldlnss bro? now in
PM”! of”
The chslr‘oim Iocuisr in will In
aupnbrt’adfititobterest gdjum "to
Tho Mnt‘ ‘wl'll‘ih'ark tilt! Enlfihlotlon
of one of the greatest enterprises tili-
derision by the order run marvel use
its beginning drip years Quiet sttho
convention oi MuehA [or
some time provions to that
the convention. the order ligation
chlorine the most lulu or of
perpetuating its influence in as institu-
tion which was to be his stride sud
glory of Catholic America It '01 rllht
s-and propor- that the great Cathol o tra-
tarnal order should have: Pt ”I the
treat future of the unlvsrsl yzs-lttnthb
convention of “00. the privilhhs oi the
door was ntetl the vice-sector of the
university. alber P. J. Garrison. D.
D. now bishop of Sioux Falls. Iowa.
Dr. Garrlgan addressed the convention
in an able and mastérly manner ad-
vocating the establishment of a child
of secular history
At the meeting of tile board of him.
tors following the convention. I come
mltbee= was appointed, with“ C l A.
webbcr. of New York as secretary. to
superinfend the collecting of a fund or
850..000 to be raised by voluntary don-
trlbutions from the variou'li' subordin-
ate count lie The collection of this mud
has a copied the five years iron March.
1890 to April 1904. Many oi ihecotai
oils have contributed mu’nlilceiitiy‘jo‘aI
the fund now completed. will now
transm ' ad to the university.
r. on )erpetudtlon oi the militant
anti pr unine'nce oi the order?“ tit
Knt ., o t‘ olnmbus there will exist ii
the (‘n‘ - 1 university as l 0
shall‘ ~ n chair devoted to"!
hold" ‘ “ 2 truth 6! t he 90 '
faith an ' i - ._ unvarying patriotism
Serf-Eu i ii. "1 devotion 0f lh .
Oath' ;.- us of this replih ’ ‘ ‘hl
I'll .Iice. Cardinal ‘
ohaure' . t the university;
Rev. ‘ ' .r. is O'Connell“
reprt on to u.nlversity
rlgan origin: \d the projects“ if.“ 4
- Knight liimn will resent
ed check for 850 00 and will he aco’oin
peeled by all the national slicers sud
the members of the board of directors.
isOIil Time Enthusiasm Revived $th
Omidn Sand :y Afl‘rhozg'i .
a 2:31:11; Insert: 5. ‘fiedtefll
chest e so er in
“mi: Men‘s Christian ’5
meme. This is very gratifying. It
lagm the first held under tha‘ insulate
thoiuvltatloa committee. mas;
Benedict, 0f Nor-Trait was .
of the Comatoclt Brothers store. whom. ’1
pronounce W “
jaotlmelhhm'v-
"rhodium warnot‘evtm‘ns . ‘
in. M. c. A manta nae-little: i,
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