‘. mesons 409
PIANO
GIVEN
‘ AWAY
every purchase.
you nothing.
Confectionery
and Pastry ,
W [Hill NEWS.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Wednesday. There is no
well defined storin area. east of the.
Rocky Mountains. Pleasant Weather
with moderate temperatures prevails
generally ill all sections. Conditions
favor for this vicinity fair weather
with freezing tempe‘atures at night.
but thawing during the day.
..__—.—.——
Valentines at
stores.
Dr. Riordan, of Dallbury, spent yes-
terday with friends in Norwalk.
Fresh country eggs are now selling
ill Norwaik for 4.5 cents a dozen. .
Examinations are being held ill the
Norwalk liligh‘School this week.
Archie Carrier, of Butler street,
spent yesterday in New York city.
——Last week to pay commutation tax.
Charles I‘iarty, of Franklin avenue,
Norwalk, spent today in New York
city. ,
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Gil-
bert Hastings, of East avenue, Nor-
walk, is quite ill, _
The Seventh Company, Coast Ar-.
tillory Corps, will hold a regular drill
this evening at the armory.
Opllir Chapter. Order of the Eastern
Star, will have a meeting tomorrow
night in Masonic Hall, South Main
street. '
Miss Askew, of the Brooklyn Steam
laundry, has beenetho guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J. .1. Warren, Haviland
street. ‘ “
Thomas F. Casey, of Waterbury, has
taken a position as prescription drug-
gist in’ H. Glendcning's pharmacy, in
Norwalk. 3
John Brotherton, of Main street. the
well-known bricklayer and plasterer,
has gone to liostonfivhore he is now
employed. ‘"' , , '
Mrs. Sarah A. Starr, of South Main
street, who suffered a stroke of paraly-
sis. last week, remains in about tllc
same condition. " ‘ _
A force of men of the Connecticut
Company are at work today putting in
rails at the Boston Store corner, the
old rails having become worn out.
Frederick B. Malkin 'was able to re-
sumc his duties this morning as man
u rer of I". D. Lawton's Norwalk store.
a ter having been ill at his home ill
‘Sllllllllel‘ street for a few days.
Joseph Osterbanks, who has been
ill for several molt; he at his home
in Main street, Nor, R, has improv-
ed until yesterday, when he suffered a
relapse, and is not so well today.
“Last week to pui";uomnlutation tax.
. Sherman Council Tcarpet bowling
team will go to Stamford. tonight on
the train leaving South Norwalk at
7:50. All members of the Council are
requested to go zlnd'lioot. A good time
is promised. ‘5 .
_ Franklin, the young son of Mr. and
’Mrs. E G. Howard; of 37 Orchard
street. is seriously ill of pneumonia,
‘ but his condition is considered quite
favorable. though tomorrow is the crit~
lcal period. .
Frederick Brewer, city tax collector
of Norwalk, is able to get around with
the use of a cane, after having been
confined to his home in North avenue
. from injuries received last summer in
a runaway accident.
A meeting of the itippowanl Athletic
Club is to beheld Friday evening for
the purpose of planning some. big
events for the summer season; also to
form a strong baseball team that will
do justice to the club.
February 23d will be S‘hrlners Night
itl Bridgeport, and. a number of Mn-
sons of The, Norwalks expect to at-
tend the cemic opera which will be
presented“ at Smith's Theatre, under
the nuspicesof Pyramid Temple, A. A.
0. N. M. ‘S.,, by DeWolt Hopper.
.Catholic Union Council, Knights of
Columbus, will, hold irregular meeting
this evening at its fquarter's ill West
avenue, at, which. time the officers for
the ensuing year will he installed by
District .Deputyw Burns. “of Greenwich.
This work, will .,l)o;.i.'ollowéd with re-
freshments and a, general good time.
~-i.ast week to puy"cbmmu't'atioh tax.
The Girls' "Friendly gociety of St.
l‘aul's Church. will" hold a regular
meeting this buchingrat‘ the Berkeley
street chapel, auwbich‘tltnea number
oi new members will be‘ taken into the
order. A-smioc :wtllsbe hold. in the.
chapel, whichtvwill i-be conducted by
itev. i... B. Howells After the service
it general goodi‘Itituehwill be enjoyed in
the basement. wilenitl‘ce ”cream and
intro will be so,rve‘d."":\j * . r, .
,.
Beer‘s stationery
Camera supplies of idll ,Kinds
, _ Siillson-l’bv‘ihiliCdrpolutibn,
, Prescription .Drug‘nlutl : .
‘ 30an Sunday: ' Restitutiorwalk
‘Get a Piano Certificate with 3
it will cost --
' F. A. LANE
iE Launch Works
liont Frames set. up and ready to
LET U8 WRITE YOURO.
TAYLOR &. GOLDEN,
~ TEL. 155-2.
'. 74 Washington Street. SouthNorwaik.
We? anemia. “ ‘
Insurance
HOTEODA
BAXTE rs
ing much! Our tremendous
ANDERSON'S
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all size- built to orde
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell Point,Norwalk
borne in Union avenue, Norwalk.
wich Council, Royal Arcannm, wli
team. .
for the roll call of the tribe, to he held
for the estate of the late.
tinned ullttl tomorrow morning at ill
o'clock. ‘ .
j FRANK c. *'
: an Scoy
PLpMBINo,
STEAM,
301‘ WATER
' 'AND .
GAS FITTING. r.
,Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
. so South Main‘Street,
Sorblorwailc, Conn.
Attorney J. Belden ‘Hfiibutt, of Wall
street, Norwalk, is ill, today, at his
The carpet bowling team of Green-
come to Not-walk, a week from this
evening, to play the Ponasus Council
The committee of Cockenoe Tribe, 1.
Q. R. M., which was appointed some
little ago, to complete arrangements .
ii‘ebruary ii, will tneet this evening at
Edward Brewer's cities in Main street.
The appointment of commissioners
)dwnrd
Adams, of South Norwalk. which was -
to have taken place this morning ill
the NOI‘Wlllk probate court, was con-
“ "Tllovrltedi'l‘ng Sale I g.“ i ‘ »
Billi’llllliillii All] his w
illlil, Blilliiii . Billillil lliiilllllili ,
We never have offered bigger or better bargains in Boys’
I
Clothes than we offer in this Red Tag Sale! And‘that is say-
values are known everywhere!
Red Tag bargains have never been approached! Yet this sea-
son we surpass our best ‘former efforts in the overcoats and
Suits for boys at radical reductions! Buy ’ NOW! Save
money! Look at these bargains: ..
$2.50’SUITS and OVERCOATS. . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.39
r $3.50 SUITS and OVERCOATS. . .......... . $2.45
$5.00 SUITS and OVERCOATS ............ ..$3-45
$6.00 SUITS and OVERCOATS ............ ..$4.45
$8.50 SUITS and OVERCOATS. .. . . . ...... . $6.45
1' reign of Red Tag prices!
14 South Main Street:
1
Bargains as good as these all over the store. Men's and
boys‘ wears were never better or lower-priced than now, in the
m
Telephone Ca11682-2
My...”
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TELEPHONE couPANV REPORTS.
Business increased Last Year, Despite
. the Business Depression.
NEW HAVEN, Juli. :16.~-’l‘ile annual
report of the Southern New England
Telephone Company presented at till".
annual meeting of the stockholders to
day shows total earnings of ”2:34.774.
as compared with $2.i2:i.707 in the pre-
vious year. 1007. Exchange service
shows receipts of $1.70i.llt. us come
pared with 51.505005 ill 1007. The
toll line service returns $400,040, as
compared with $409.7): in 1007. and
the long distance service returns $57.“
bill as compared with $57,000. ill will.
The figures show tlull the private nor»
-,vice earned handsomely in spite of the
business depression which affected
mainly the toll line and long distance
service keeping them stationary. 'l‘ho
expenses of lilo colllpnny for the year.
lttollldlllt.y $73,002 in taxes. were at;
' 7223.884. Net revenue was 3505.800 and
thosul-plus over six per cent. tllvi
(lends $77.2“. The general balance
sheet shoves that construction is Slip
070.700. as compared with 571:5.er
.udl
in ltu'lT. in the liabilities the accounts
.ir
’ WALL
PAPERS
a"m cause TO MAKE doom
FOR :SERlflfi 60008.
10% Discollnt on
All Grades
ing Goods, Painters‘ Supplies. English
Blue China by the piece or set. These
goods will uotcraze. -
Sole agent for the Columbia‘Phono-
graph Co.‘s Talking Machines and
Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides. 85c. Indestructible ‘Cyllnder
Records. 85c. ‘t
in order. '
Painting and Paper Hanging.
s7 WASHINGTON STREET, ‘
' SOUTH No-uwnmk.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
Stamps. Ask fortham. ,
Crockery-Glassware, House Furnish. _
Window Shades and Picture Frames
L. H. Decker
and bills payable increased from 3307;
887 to Sildhnfvl and in the asset in»
counts, bills receivable decreased from
$212,248 to Slothliilli. Stool-ts and bonds
remained substantially the some in
both years. The telephone stations in
the state increased from 60,733 to till;
01': and this in spite of an increase oi
t\\‘ollty~fivo per cent. in the number oi
M— “-1
stations disconnected largoi yowiltg to
the hard times. There. are fiftyslx ex:
changes in the state, an increase of
two. title to new silltions at l’luitlvillo
and Orange. in the number of stations
New Haven leads with 10,483. follow
ed by Hartford with itl,0.’r2, Bridgeport
with twill and \\'aterbury with 3.602.
The striking feature of theyepori is
its showing that the telephone bustv
ness has maintained itself and actual-
ly increased in spite of a year of do
pression, the increase of stations for
the year in the state being eight and
seven-tenths per mull.
ACTiON BY JUDGE PLATT.
tn the district court of the i‘hited
Stats-a. yesterday. Judge James P.
Plait discharged James J. Allen, who
was ancillary receiver of the li. (iota
main Colupnuy, bankrupt, in this state.
the headquurlvrs ol' illncomponv being
in New York. but it had properly
here. one attire being in South .\'or-
walk. , ‘
ill the circuit brune‘h of the l‘lllted
States court. Judge Pill“, passed an in-
terlocutory jliduuwlltdh the suit of
Louis Sehwub. Robert iv. Smithson and
Frank N. Stevens Wt. .Duvld Ap-
s‘tein. of ilridgeport. The judge had
previously found that Apateln had in
fringed letlorspa(Mtg-owned by the
plaintiffs on a device. for closing pulie
lures in pnemuatic lites. 'l‘he’ inter-
locutory decree of yet-ilorduy sends the
case to illnastcr to make an account
lug.
‘
are, you to know? Well. if you're.
is plain illlli easy,
ground. if you don't know within
you to buy ally more of my brand.
_M
«WWW, '
t , , . , , l .
v . V "(til
\\i- lilitl.‘ it for granted you want to buy the, best. iii‘iti. ‘i’du cor-
toluiy don't, want to cheat your animals, because that would only be a
round-about way of tailing money
out of your own pocket. But how
really anxious to find out, the way
Keep on using the food you're buying now with
oll('~li:lil’ your stock. Mi lilt"(llll(‘l'
hali‘ Bonnie Stock Feed, home
thirty days that lionnie Stock Food
is not only a. better food. but the host feed you over uscd~w,e'llnotbother
it fresh home ground feeds. coni- ,
a, ”posed of good elonu grain, doesn't. boot western totals. with nothing
' Ito recomnwnd them except price-«we'll go out of business.
, l
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Wmmmm
ll
. BOOK AND STA
49 WALL STREET.
Meafond
made daily.‘ Try them.”
Phone .7445. ,
, o o -
PrOVISlons .
All kinds of hologna‘andnelicatea-r
sen. Fresh Fraukfurtors and Sausage
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
POIIOCk,
ltound Clams.
‘NorICEC; *
TO UNlON, MEN
ers' Association and have not‘taken
. the Labels out: but are sol-ling
CIGARS WITH .THE LABEL
couriers ~
10 North‘Maln St. ‘ South
Agent or A. G. Splidlnp'o,
‘ Bolshoi and Sportinn,,doodl .-.
We do not belong to‘tbe' Manufactur-
NOTHING m ‘UNlON MADE
‘Norwalk,
, retardant its.
, ill-Nu
t
i. .
‘. ,,,_ ,
:= ? alen L
William “
We give the 8. a H. Green Trading
till
‘ - * roll the“ accumulator Busy Fecal.
m
mes
P.‘ Beers’
‘6 SOUTH MAIN eraser,
souru Nonw'ALK.
1 (3 lb
..._...—.—....~.....-—-...._, M. .. mm...“ ..- ....-.Wc.~. .- m
called Bos-
ton Blues.
Mullet: called bass. Sc 1b.; Whiting. lie to: Frostiisu, lilo lb.- Q
Newfoundland Herring. the. best, So lb.: Pike, Weak. Salmon '
Halibut. Eels, Smelt. Steak Cod, Spanish Mackerel, Hutldock‘
Whole, Cod. Long Clams, 30c qt.; '
Escallops, Oysters, Long and
Gears Bridge w Fish J Market-
truss DEMVERY;
“Brahma
,i' ,
I“
upwind oAvvou 1'0 ooa‘usinsss WiTH A BANK THAT IS OPEN
r . w . . wusuvouuWAN'r n- MOST. ‘
it ~ 3till.ilt.iillt$l r-
< l
‘ , A Falf'fPIODOSlllon
y youriiifllfls this
ll'ade whirl, your
fully aprutecml
We wish to ‘suppl
year. You wish to
interests will be most
and promoted.
We. should combine and our propulsi-
tiou is this: ,
Begin trading here with the inten.
that of remaining a customer only so
long no you
Receive courteous treatment
Get whpity reliable goods
Find what you’ want
Ara satisfied with prices
if you will do this, we shall not ask
you to remain unless "livery one oi
these, conditions are fully and Stills.
factorlly met. ‘
THE ammo
PHARMACY
QUITTNER a. CANTY, Preps.
Telephone Call, 15-2.
All Good: Delivered Free of .Charge.
"PAN MABANA
HARE ‘8' AR *
', MUR S’RIUUS
Representative Rainey. oi iilincis. im-
plicates tile Tails, anti Others
in Grait Scheme.
liiiiiii ,lHiii ill
Siiillli Miiililili‘
Present and Former Railroad Oiiiriais
Objects oi Attack
W.~\,Sill2\1(i'l‘t)1\‘, Jan. its-villains];
that William Nelson Corlnwell._ linger
i. li‘arnilam. Charles P. Tan and oth-
ors are parties to the ”tiles! infamous
railroad proposition over submitimi in
any government. and that. they “are
being pwnitted not only to rob the
Republic of Pandora, but llllili‘v'l‘lll'
the treasury or the United Sinus,”
Rlllll'i'st'llililh'e Hillilt‘y; or lllihois, ii.-
day delivered a startling spel‘i‘ll til
510mm“! of his resolution providing tor
an investigationby congress oi the
Panama canal purchase. "in their et-
i’orts ill this direction." he Cllllilltltl‘ti.
"they lliive had so for the complete
“‘HlDPrflliull‘ind artivo assistance of
the present administration and ot‘ the
next president of the United States,"
Mr, Ndilley traced lilo history til
the proposed canal four humirwi years
buck. and warned “that We hate ul-
ruudy started to the direction of the
rocks on which the French ('Ulllpiiitlcs
were wrecked."
. Referring to the governnlenl‘s Ilhel
suit against the New York World and
the Grand Jury invastigntlim noise in
progress Mr. ltainey said:
"it. ianot the part. or sound states-
“mllfil‘lll to attempt to revive the obso-
lete common law remedies of two hun-
til‘utt years ago, and to employ all the
trdlilelldod‘s agencies or the govern-
ment in attempting to crush uowsllii'
ilcrs which have. had the courage to
null atttention to a questiotmhh- trans.
action in connection with the canal.“
lie submitted for the record various
decuments in support of litany of the
ulll‘Rlliiilns contained ill lilt“ spcceil.
Mr. linilley denounced Mr. t‘l'ollr
well. general counsel for the new
French Panama Canal Company and
counselmnu a director or the Panama
Railroads: which is named by the Unit-
ed States government. He charged
that “through the manipuiathms of
Mr. romwell the French Canal Com-
Ilaliy, vns permitted to steal from the
United States government three or
four mtliiotl dollars," and that after
he had become an officer in .i'act ot‘
the United States. he became a party
to an attempt to collect from the Unit.
Edi-limos a fraudulent claim on the
Dari, of the canal company or $2,200.-
000." .
lie also attacked Don Jose (manila,-
Dresldsnt or Panama. who. he said. rep-
resented “as no other Spanish-Ameri-
can statesman all that is corrupt in
Spanish American politics.“ ‘
AgfllllSt President-elem ’i‘al‘t, now on
route to the canal zone. Mr. liainey di-
rected the accusation that on the oc-
caslon of his last trip to rl’uuama, in
May, "He‘ did nothing on the isthmus
except to openly push the candidacy
of Qloaldia. for the presidency." .
Hex asserted that a. thinly it‘ll?“
threat to seize, the republic ii‘ Oiulldia.
Was not. ”elected was contained In a
letter written by Mr. Taft to the then
.president, Amador, and that. to WW?!“
this, Arias. Obaldin‘s opponent. will!"
drew; , ' - 1 .‘
Reference to President koosevelts
recent attack on‘Sehat‘or 'l‘illmnn was
made by Mr. namely in asserting that,
Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts. was
responsible for the expenditure on Jun-
uary 1‘, last, orbiter. one million dob
tars for the purchase of the steamship!
gisnawmut and d‘remont, for the Penn-
iLmainnilroad Company: which. he said,
tlle‘lcunai commission did not want
and: did not nearly b‘ut- Whll‘ll were
bought because “the constituentsof
tho‘lsenior senator-from Massachusetts
Walked to sellflthem." He said that
tors'sonle weeks the enamel agencies 0‘
‘tbc government had been investigating
thosehior‘senator from South Carolina.
“'l‘hey have," he said. "discovered that
he used his trunk inadvertently in pri-
vate correspondence, and so deprived
the governmeutgat revenue to ”‘9 “m'
ount oi' twosome, and thatmetter W8
considered important enough in be *‘m‘
fGreat Values! ~
Suits at
51 Suits for
Handkerchiefs at
Socks at
98 Washington, St. PHON
and $22.00 Suits for
and $28.00 ‘Suits for
Uvércoats at Same Prices
Great Markdown in Shoes and RubberBoots.
At out salelpi'ice is within reach of everyone.
. Low Prices l
“94.89; that were $112.00 and $15th
$12.89!
- $15.89
$19.89
4c each
7c; that were 12 l-2c
.——-——MANY OTHER BARGAINS——
Price’s Clothing Store
a 1555. South Norwalk
Peachy». [li'l‘ ill. .. . . n... ... ...... 106
April-ms, pt‘l‘ lb. Mgr):
3 lbs, l’rilllv'fi ...... .., ..... . . .y- 50
5 lbs, l‘luhes .................... 25c
2 lbs. i-"éns ....... . ............... 250
Florida .lllii Navel
20 NORTH
Oranges, Apples. Sweet Potatoes. Celery,
White Onions.
UNITED GROCERY (30.,
{mundane sucumsas, p... 1b,, 9c
201a. GRANULATED SUGAR, .
$1.00
:3 (fans Corn ................ ....25o
ii Cans String Beans . ......... ...25°
:3 (“ans Peas ................. ....25t)
(‘ilullk Pineapple. per can . . . . . . .100
25c Bottle Heinz Pickles ...19o
Lettuce and
“3...". .
MAIN smear, 'sourI-l NORWALK.
1 7 =2!
PHONE 143.
“Peacemaker”
funded. ~ Try a bag.
a
(ii The best FLOUR on the market at the
Lowest Price. satisfaction or money re-
u,
iii
It tells its own story. -
ASK YOUR GROCER. Foam
Tish
A&P l-‘ancy Patent Flour, 241/5-lb.
A&P Policy Patent Flour, 3 barrel
20 lbs. Best Granulated Sugar for
The Great .A 8:
124 EAST WASHINGTON ST.
presiuvnt in Congress. The senior sens
ator from Massachusetts. lflelieve, is
still illl'llt‘ti to White House dinners.
and is the president's friend and 11d-
vlsvr and the cabinet maker for them,
(lulllliii; president. [have not heard
from any secret service agents distrub»
lug thi- sonior senator"! tn Massachu-
setts and yet he. is dir ctly, individu-
ally and solely responsible that there
was than out of the treasury of the
Ilium-ti States over one million dol~
ill'S.
“-\ i‘mr or two aftervthc independ-
em‘t- of Pumima.“ continued Mr. Rel",-
er. “the officials of the little republic
(‘ulllllit’iit‘eti to dbsorb‘ideas 0t patri-
otism peculiarly distasteful to Mr.
(room-d), Mr. Cromwell determined
to displace Dr. Amador and put in as
lll‘t‘sulvlu some more pliant personage.
allil. pi course, his attention was di-
ati‘cleu to his old friend and ally, Ohal»
it. _ .
"Snhsequeutiy,“ he said, “()baldia's
filliloueht withdrew on account of the
interference 'of Secretary 'l‘ai’t in the.
“fillers.“ and Obaldia was elected.
“in plan or Mr. Cromwell and his
sanctions," he declared; Was “to {1550'
"M." appropriate to their out: use the
revenues of the l-épub‘lm','ialid to steal
lite Minister and the publicjlauds. Tile
““"“5;“il.\' for Mr. Taft‘s'iiniierterence
and for the eiecuoupfj‘unsldla he-
conles now as plain as by ‘ ‘
Ml“ Betsey said lholte‘w
nippeilding
and aboutt‘o be a optedri this general
“sumo o‘r Panama; is at am:
mous railroad probes tlon‘LeVer sub-
mitted to any'g’overnmentgt by which
itandoi. G..Wurd. 0f.New;Ybl‘k, “’33
tout... ihl‘selwtho beneficiary. 1.
n it \l‘”Libel-interesting togknow who
it“ gentleman are~who uroattelnptiug
in ””5 “it‘ll .10 impoveri'sh the repub.
H" “i Panama;- he said, and he mou-
U‘r 1“ F“"“llfilll, Wt S. Harvey and
Ulurles p_ Taft. , ,
“Mr. ltaincy did not charge William
. - ltilt as being a party to “misin-
‘.‘T"‘°"i rchemo." but alluded tohis
ti“)"d“l‘in 1'01‘ Mr. Cromwell, and his
iiiiingi‘d "C”Vlll' outhe isthmus oil’s-
‘ bidied in a. special message
from the
\,
in
W- Ruiney charged that Mr. Cloni-
Best Elgin Creamery Butter, a pound .
“Wind William Nelson Cromwell, 110i;-1
iris
..........‘,....$6.75
............34c
......,.,....’.$l.oo
... ..... ...i-
....-u..--..no.
P Tea Company,"
SOUTH NORWALK.
well and Mr. Fnrnhnm have been ac—
tively engaged here
weeks. promoting treaties afl'ecting'Co~
iulnbia and Panama. pending betorc
the senate. . ' ~
"These patriotic gentlemen," said
Mr. Rainey in, conclusion, “are being? 1
permitted not only to rob the republic,
of Panama, but indirectly to rub the.
treasury of the United States, and in
their grants in this direction they have
had so far the complete cooperation
and the active assistance of the pres-
president of tht> United blisters."
lilil it yours
WALL STREhJ’l‘, 10:10 a, law-A
titre. of the openln
was the running 5 . .
of Chesapeake and Ohio
03%. compared with ~(lib
A sale of 1,200 shares t;
Changes in the general
significance outside of ”I
ties. United states Realty, ,.
11/... ’l‘oledo, St.- Louis and Western
and WestinghouseEléo , , 8
can Beet Sugar-large ,a ions , . .
Muesli-
betore the
. WALL STREET... 11, «
peark‘e and Ohio gained 1. ‘
liquidation commendedvim‘ Consolidat-
ednGas. whicn‘droveumanylstoclts ma-
teriaily below .. 'yestorday‘sr? lowest
prices. Consolidated ,Gas established
thelowest price made since the loss of
its lawsuit when ill macaw .
overnight loss of nln n. a railroad (,5
list the pressureiwas t telt'amou‘i‘ft
the. transcontinental stocks“.
WALL s'ruan'r, N outshines miss.
sure was lifted, from clisolidated' Gill?
and that stock rallied” 1‘j 2‘the‘sener!
list turned upward 111301 A large lla g
or the decline was retritived.‘ Til
was diminishing about silvmi the t
coverr. “Tabash. Berlin trig fours
rapidly-on large dcallngil‘.’ The
market otherwise we ‘h‘regul
"\i'AllL S'lfltlfild'l‘. 1 . , ,
timllne in Consolidator] (lasts
had only it moderate affection 0";
oi the list. " , , ‘
l
,l
“ms—A
eut administration audio?” the next" ~
117%. all”
for two or three . '
Norwalk Chronicler