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DAVID W. RA YMOND.
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
1! North Main St. South Norwelk
Residence, 8 Washington at.
Telephone at house, 693.
Telephone at office. 3382.
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’50 $811.15 Main Street.
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Anyway, looking at our neighbors“
children. 111011 of us are firm-111 our
belief that we know 111111 not to raise.
them.
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Spring Goods
New in Stock
' Plain aI' d , Ornamental
Sig Writing
E E. '1 Goriham
Ilecorato'r
'10 First St. East Norwall'
TELEPE‘JEIVV—fl CON NECTION.
"WE"
SEL'
75 lbs. Oats to a bag, 100 lbs. bran to a ag, 112 lbs. corn to a
bag. Other grain and feed. 100 lbs. to a sack.
We invite consumers to consider the qu iity of our goods and
quotations, which are changed daily to conf rm to the Chicago
market.
Jeddo and Cm
DELIVERED IN YOUR CELLAR, 2,000 13s. FOR $6. 50
YMOND
1108.
used 1111 oyster
Charles Rentson.
A mottthy business meeting of May-
Iiower Hook and Ladder (‘ompnny will
be held this evening.
1011111 Heddenburg, of New York
city, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. S.
8. Dayton, of Winfield street, over
Sunday. 1
A cottage prayer meeting has been
arranged for Wednesday evening at
the home of Charles Seymour, 111 Win-
field street.
The Wonmn's Foreign Missionary
Seciety will hold 11 meetingnomot‘row
evening 1117111111 parsonage with Mrs.
Charles K. Woodson.
A fine bouncing boy was bormto Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Mc'l‘nvy. of 3 Osborn
avenue, yesterday afternoon. Mother
and hub; are doing well.‘
Contractor llesile Gamble expects
shortly to begin the. reconstruction of
the gasoline 1011 boat Ajax which 111121
partially destt'oved b1IIit‘e 11 1"11u1 or so
ago.
11. .1. liipson and John W. Flint, ot
the blast Norwulk delegation which at-
tendefi the Inaugural ceremonies 111
Washington lust week. have returned
home.
Edward Shcn, of Charles street, who
underwent an operation at the Nor-
wulk l-lospitui last 1111911. is expected
home about the middle of the present
week. .
Machinist E. 11. Robertson assisted
Bridge Tender John Cole 111 the. 1111111111
or the Washington street drawbridge
Saturday. after the draw had gone by
its regular resting point.
flurry Crossett, who is 11 student at
Drew ’I‘heologicai Seminary in New
Jersey. and Irving Smith, a similar
student at Wesleyan, this state, spent
Sunt' ' at their homes in East Nor-
walk;. I
'I‘on " Ily Brady, the ever faithful con
1111111111111 the Gregory Point line, Is
spending 11. day's vacation in New York
city. The traveling conductor. Edgar
D1-111111t1n. is taking his 111011 on the
line for the day.
Mrs Mattie L'l-lommadieu is ill in
bed 111' 1.1111. at her home in Rowan
street, though from her present signs
of improvemrmt. her friends expect
The Clifford
Excellent Culllne.
Iinnere Evenings.
‘ ta 8 9.1". .
Iunduy flit-Iner- a Specialty.
Dinner Par. and Banquet.
80111311011.
CHARLES REYNEKE.
Proprietor.
Telephone 000.
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sloop from Captain
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Hotel Mahackemo
J Ft. CONNOR. Mar.
Service and Cuisine Up to' cm.
Rates 82 per day and upwards.
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Sunday Dinners, 75cm
TEL CALL I'l-
Hangings
Our spring styles are ready for your
inspection Will be pleased to show
them to v1111.P1111es range from 101'.
to $10.00 Double Roll.
Sole Agent for Fr, Beck & 120.211.1111
laneway & Carpenter's Wall Papers.
Crockery. Glassware. House Furnish-
ing Goods. Painters‘ Supplies, English
Blue China by the. piece ‘or set. These
goods will not craze.
Sole agent for the Columbia Phone.
graph Co’s Talking Machines and
Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides, 65c. . indestructible Cylinder
Room-.1111 35c. Fits any cylinder
111111 blue and lasts forever.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
liest Mixed Paints, $1.25 per gallon.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H Decker
87"WASHINGTON eraser.
souru NORWALK.
JEL. Icon.
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" The Hatch
81 Bailey 1111
SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work to Everything
from a Piggery to
Palace
We have new on hunt! the. largest, most varied and complete stock of lum-
ber In the hintory of this company or any of I s pretflcessors, and
respectfully solicit the patronage of all lumber users.
‘ YARD TEL. 45-2.
MILL TEL. 45-3.
Daily Line to N. Y...
For 'Fretght Only
On and otter-'1' Tuesday. January '1
1908, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 38.161191: River, New York, (foot
, of Dover street), every day. (except
Sunday). at 4 p. m. Freight received
at Nat-walk up to 4 p. m. and South
Norwellr up to 6: 30 p.111.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Annlnp .1. emnb.
lee-en,
o. o. liepernnn.
General Mont.
' 3 Stop mug:E
: nothing so bait for a cough as “taught
l’ectoral is a-mediclneifo‘r coughs an‘d'co
cine. Use IAek our doctori thl'
'CaptuInCharleu D. Tobey 1.11.11.11.11»
‘ sermon on the batting situation. Num-
Wall Per
" eelaln mutilated Lavatory,
" how delightfully convenient It. would
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Get Your Drug Wants .
filled at the '
Bridg'e Pharmacy
IIIPrompt and efficient service at
times ‘ 1
8Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
Come in and wait for your car.
BRIDGE 'PHARMACYV‘
J. PARKER, Manner;
thnt she will be able to 'get around
again 111 a very few days
The oyster navy set out this mom-
ing for the Southp'brt grounds. with
even promise of 11 different kind of
week In 11 the last was. Both oysters
for mar 1111 and small oysters are be-
ing caught in the Soutbport territory.
There will be a rehearsal at the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Tucsdny'ot’ the Easter cunt-.1111. Death
and Life. Thist'wlll be one of the most
beautiful Easter services ever given by
the East Avenue. Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The omclnl board of the Advent
Chrlsttan Church will meet this even-
ing at 7:30 with the pastor, Rev; Les
11:1- 1‘, Reynolds. Tomorrow evening,
the Mission Study Class will
with Mrs. Thomas Walsh, ln'Cottugo,
street. '
The work of Improvement In the
Hufner building on the Washington
street bridge, which has been confined
to the second story for several months.
reached the first floor today. This
morning the work of laying a new
floor In the store was started by Con-
tractor Charles H. Aiethorpo.
An important meeting of the East
N01 walk Yacht. Club will be held this
evening at 8 o'clock at the club quar.
1111's on the Benedict Farms bridge.
This will be the lllill. chance for proa-
pective members to get in on the $5
Initiation fee. After tonight the en-
trance feo will probably be 810. .
There was a large. attendance last
evening at. the Advent Christian
Church, when tbepastorrnev. Tester
l". Reynolds. preached an Interesting
bored among the congrengtion were
members of various faiths and not 11
{SW present are workers in the batting
ride.
The next scheduled game in the
pool tournament of Mayflower Hook
and Ladder pool tournament is not
down forttomorrow night. The contes-
ants Intel to be William H. Baker, '.100
1111111 ' ‘d Nash. 90. On Wednesday
7113111312313 Hull and C. A. Brown.
1111111 scratch men. and rated at 120
11: 11111, are. scheduled to play.
A "rubber" social will be held by the
1121111'111'th [leaguelll‘riday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Simone. in
Winfield street. Everybody is request.-
ed 111 r:ttther together all of the old
rubber overshoot; and anything else
A};
EVERY LADY'O DRESSING CHAM-
BER
alui
enema be 11111111111111 with a minty
show white,:ono piece ”Standard" for-
Have you ever stopped to consider
'-D0 to where hot and cold running water
in your chamber, sleep-
in! uranium tor first floor toilet
roan? mlppesence would afford you
the highest (Ems of comfort. i
We willrgledlyauote you prices. Our;
plumberp are strictly competent me-
chanted, bonnet and reliable.
HORACE R. 1111811
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soluble in the rubber line. The result
of this collectton will be disposed of to
best advantage to some junk dealer.
The enrollment record of the Ad-
vent Christian Sunday school was
broken. yesterdtu, though the attend-
ance record was not shattered. Last
year. it was declared of conference.
that the Sunday school would not se-
cure 150 names on the roster. Yestet.
day that figure was reached. the
names being added to the 145 prev-
iously there. The attendance yester-
day was 119, as against a high water
mark of 127‘t‘eached a fewweeks
ago.
Lieuteriant William E. Smith. who
was on the battleship New Jersey, on
the cruise around the world, spent last
night at the ome of his parents, Mr.
anti Mrs. E in B. Smith. In Osborn
avenue. He came here from Boston,
where the New Jersey is at present.
H11 speaks enthusiastically of the
world tour. and. brought many rare
and valuable curios from the different
ports at which the vessel stopped, and
whete the officers and men were royal-
l1 entertained.
The Holy Communion service was
held yesterday morning at the East
Avenue Methodist Church The pastor
Rev. Charles K. Woodoon, officiated,
and was assisted by Harry Crossett
and Irving Smith. A quartet composed
of the Misses Carrie and Nina Carpet»
ter, A. 11‘. Hathaway and N. Smith
Ferguson. song at both the morning
and evening services, and In the eve
ning, Miss Cook, of Torrlngton, who
has been heard here with so much
pleasure, assisted in the evening ser-
vice.
1 A very pleasant surprise. party was
given to he Meeker at his home in
Van Znhdt street. Friday evening.
Music was rendered by Miss Currie
'Berg‘ln. Many songs were snug and
games were played. Those present
were Misses Florence Awshworth May
Mulvey. Frances Kosmeckl, A1ice Hall.
Harriett Meeker. Jennie Tobey, Carrie
Bergrtn, Pauline flail. Jennie Eld-
ridge, Lillian Jones. Lauretta Bren-
nan. Stella l-Iall. Messrs. James Stilt.
girchard 'Tnlmadge,. William Mulvey.
nest. Koontecki, James Cannengh.
Miner Gamble Robert \".oothees Leroy
Morrison. Almcr 'l‘aimndge William
Hail, Albert Larsen Hurry Morrison.
lra Meeker. A very enjoyable supper-
wns served about 10:80 11. m. The par-
ty broke up about midnight and all
reported having had a fine time.
The rarest 1101111 which has eyerI
been brought to Thomas Village 3 fin
aical bureau of supplies and repairs,
is the property of Prof. Joseph Clinton.
a well-known teacher of Bridgeport.
He sent it. by a special trusty messed
ger and it was retmncd the same way,
as he would not let it go 0111 of his
hands unless he 1.111111'1'x111ti1 who 11.111
to handle it. The work of overhauling
retuning and bringing the instrumewt
11p to its best performances was no
easy task. and upon taking it apart It
‘ns found to be one of the celebrated'
uke violins which the professor has
bad in his family for five. generations
and the maker of which ranks in the.1
British isles as high as Stradivarius
did on the continent of Europe. The
instrument was made with two solid
pieces, the. back and belly as the top
is called. while the neck Is grooved 111
in a manner peculiar to the Duke
method of making It, and back of the
keys were brass fastenings to keep the
keys Intact. Were the professor asked
to put a value on it he would so) no
money could buy it.
The late Minot Sherman Partrlek
and John Benjamin Wheeler weIe rats
ed together as boys and men in the
same neighborhood. and the only
break In their long acquaintance was
when Mr. Wheeler enlisted to fight for
Uncle Sam. and Mr. Partrick's broth
er fellowed suit. while Minot himself
_ tried to enlist. but could not pass the
examination at that time. His broth
er, howover. did go and left his body
on the field as a. sacrifice to his couu
try. Both were proverbial specimens
of «the Connecticut Yankees~clev,er
011!"er and good natured. Wheeler be-
in; considerable of a. mechanic and
Patrick an inventor. mechanic, vlolin-.
tut, orator and poet. He was born in
90th Wilton, and when about twenty-
one married Helen Augusta Sandford'
by ubom he had eight. children. The
couple lived happily together long
enough to celebrate their fiftieth anni<1
versnry. while Mr. and Mrs Wheeler
cannot be far away from that golden.
occasion. 'Mr. Portrlek was named of:
for Minot Sherman who was a Colo“
necttcut state senator from Reading
in 1836. Mr. 'Partrick was married in
What. Bedding. Which was his wife's
1 Insure place, and Oscar Partrlek and
mine. "Belle 'CunninghamV'IwereI born In
. THIS‘ WEEK we was ewtuo ’
-'rwo eouunamuom'wrrm
. 1:71pm F'OUND 'r-oAtIat'rH-
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‘ Bartlett, whose little
that. place the rest being both-511.13 131111-
bury. The widow two 1101111 111111 live
daughters are still living, while M111.
daughter the
grandparents adopted, on account of
the mother last year. also survives.
Perents' Day In the Earl Norwalk
.1. Schools—Regular Clue Work
for Inspection.
Wednesday and Thursday of this
week will be observed as Parents’ Day
in the East Norwalk schools. Wednes-
da is visiting day at the Marvin
Be not and Thursday at the Fitch
School. Very few parents visit their-
chlldren in the school room. and the
object of this day Is to get parent.
teacher and pupil together that all
may receive encouragement and be-
come more largely Interested In the
school. Parents' Day is in no sense a
shew day: the regular daily work will
be carried on and visitors will be at
liberty to come and go morning or of-
ternoon as suits their convenience. The
schools are doing good work and the
parents should know and recognize
this and encourage its continuance by
making'frequent visits and keeping in
closer touch. The principal, teachers
and pupils moat cordially invite any
parents or freinds to observe this day
and give encouragement by giving
their presence.
111111111. 1....
Benjamin Parker, of New Yo1k, was
'11. guest yesterday at the home of his
parents In 1.1151111 street.
Henry Leach and son Henry, Jr.‘, of
Brooklyn. have- beeu guests at the res-
idence of, Captain Hickson W. Cole.
Contractors St. John and Keyser, of
South Norwnlk, have a large altera-
tion contract under way at Belle
island.
The Sewing Circle of the Ladies‘ A111
Society of the Methodist Chm-1131 .will
meet at 9 o'clock with Mrs. [mMott
Wednesday. for an all day sessl‘pn.
Mr. and 111111. Marshall Thatcher and
two childteu. of New Hatch, are Ivlsit
lng at the home of Mr. end’ Mrs.
Charles Gul11er,1n Rowayton avenue.
0113111111 11. (lakes. of Rowaymn.
painter and decorator In the employ of
E. E. Gorhnm for the past. fourtebtn
rears. has resigned, to go 111 business:
for himself.
Attorney Crumer C. 11113111111111. of
Bridgeport. formerly cashier Of the.
hotel at Roton Point. 11'- spending a
week at the nation's capital. He will
visit 111 11111111112111, Philadelphia and
Camden 1111 his return trip. .
The car 01! the Stamford-l’Ol‘Wle
line of the Cottsolidatetl liuilWiay Cont-
pany 111111 in South Norwaik 111:9:30 p.
111.. was delayed some. time lrat even-
ing b1 the burning out of u it so while
running through the Burchtud Ipropel
tr,
A cottage prayer meeting will be.
held Tuesday night at the. home of
John H. Shorcr, and on h‘ridm .nixht
at the home 111 1111111 Rn1'.n1ond 'lhe
reWulur 111a111r meeting 111 the.1 Hap’lsi
church will be held ‘1‘11111111111'111ght.Iat.
the ch11r.clt
The float of the Norwalk Y acht. Cltll‘
which was jacked up on the short.“
alongside the club house at H1ckor1
Bluff. was floated off the blocking and
washed way 111 shore by the high tide
last week. it .111 so high up on the
bench that there is? little danger of its
washing away.
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Mrs. George W, lndcr. of'Noroton
Heights. received yesterday morning a
check for $56, winning the first prize
in a writing contest. ,
—Shouider Steak 121: lb. Geist’s Mitt
'1‘01111 Clerk Thaddeus Bell has been
going through a severe siege of 111-
11111111, but his condition during the lust
week has been such as to' give his
mam friends encouragementp it is
hoped that with the coming of better
wenthor Mr. Bell will quickly regain
his former 1101111 health.
it It: now Grand Juror Frank McGIn-
nis again. Mr. McGinnls was sworn
Into this office during the present
week by Justice William H. Wiilmott,
Jr and us a result there is now Dem-
ocratic representation on the towns
list of—grand jurors. No Democrat
qualified after the election.
' 11181111111. 7
Mm. E. Thomas spoilt FridayI
Bridgeport. with relatives.
Gun Club talent Is on in Rosevuie
section this afternoon, popping at clay
pigeons
Irving Mills who has been visiting
with relatives at Springfield, Mass.,I
has returned and resumed his duties
on- the trolleys.
~ The heav1 winds of Thursday night
in
1 served to uproot a tree on Combo
sttneet and in Its fall It narrowly es-
caped taking off a portion of the roof
of the lrwlu house.
'1 here seems to be no intent on the"
par of any to have another specinilV
town meeting for the purpose of dbl-1'
posing 0f the West Long Lots school
muddle. Possibly the assumption of
cost and the attendant "Don’t” has
and the school will remain closed at
least for this season.
in town Saturday Walter '11; w
known In this locality, and has a boat
of friends 111m always welcome him
heartily He 111.111 the way, the one
man In the state that invelgled a New
memory 91111011111 comments on' his
personality and originality in the i'n-j
troductlcn of 11 staple. article he at the
time was positing. '
Blox—A scientist claims that mental
labor to one oil the chief causes ‘of a.
'“s'aliow complexion and wrinkles. Knox
. ~«That may explain why our enlistees:
men preserve their good loom—cur?
cage Daily New B.
. 'I'Illte automobile Is a great institu-
tion." "For instance?” "You climatic
' up In it when you pass a friend; no
, crawl under It when a creditor he
in sight. "-—-Louisvllle‘ Courier Jott
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Some sharp Report“ “Over $111in
Mdfler’e.‘ 1 f ' ' '
Word and at 'ttmtp heated 111111111111-
alerts marked the hearings 11111111111 the
excise committee of the .leniui'ttiuu
Thursday afternoon, says 1.1 Hurilflld
Coolant. The bills were 1'10 '8 bill No.
535,1vhiclt provides that 1 811888 to
cell Intoxicatfng liquors muylbe 111116
811 to sincere; House 11111 #1011681}.
which provideb that common? 1111111111
and expressmleu delivering 11111111111 In
no license towns shall be 11311111161611
with the down clerk 111111 111111. 111111! shall
file wit lithe clerk monthi 1111111 of all
persons to whotn they doltver 11:31:13???
71
1
£11. 'uk'AinVno
and House bill No 198,11'11 all 0111
any portion f1 om havtr'rg. 11111101111 111
possession 1with' intent to 116116,!) 10
any one mettlegally cathodic 111111.
No one aweuted 111 18.110! of ”Qll
11111 No. 636, Iand In 11 011111111111" 11116
tween 11. 11.311011111'. f K111 11111 19.11:
and 16.1.. T‘. 'Hohentlta, mo
ter. on one. mine. and 1N? Wild“?
of New Haven. on the at 61‘. if"
veioped that this bill wet-1.11 ruddy Louv-
ered by submit statutes ,' '2
Mr. Hobonehahupolte In diver‘ of
House bill No 5 .uay-lng 111111111 the
purpose of the hi to enable the-[11111-
lic to know who was deliveylns 111111
who was recelvtb liquors 1111‘
to a question of C atrmauA .
Mntsden. 'of Madtel n. 118 Skill 1. at un-
der the bill r1111 00'“an whale
be required to reg 1‘ 01111 1,118
no reason why they: should 1111 310 I111. ..
as they were com on earth“.
bill does not app to pcmuilsj‘w
bring liquors to 11111311139119. 66¢ 11.1116 .
they would not be 11111911111191.1111.
Mr. Spoon'er up king in if.“ I‘ .-
the bill believed t 1111-111: 11
should be protecte pud' it'd
national law was onwsimllar'
Leo F.Gueth1elil‘.of‘.fltti' '
position to the 11 831.1,.
thought It was but Vt‘ bound
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that the matter tilt ld “tithe ,
110 property as this bill 119111161111-
“What's the matlcr‘fVI “9"?" Mr“
Snooper. 1111:1011 ashagn
“No.” he replied,1l 1 11111111 11113
bill is absurd." ,
Mr. Kendall said '11: 11911111111111 1;",
the 11111 that nourished 11111.11”
could enforce their (511131111011
as It would save his compo
:1 y.ear “At 1110 present 1'?" '
obliged " said Mt‘. K011118111
a keg detective to trace our
while we do not send any 1
no license towns. we often
numbers of our kegs iiicren
such town wb found 400 of
within one day.‘ ' »
‘Wbut town was that?"
committee. 1 ' ,.
“I beg that yo“ do not ask in '.
replied, I"Vas i prefer .1101 't
the name." '
Continuing he said that 1 191116"
people of the south wanted pi't'ph Ibi-
tion for the negroes, not 1811 “1110111"
selves. Mr Spooner here commando!
audibly that he did not believe it
Kendall also 1111111 that the, bill
1
I
affect the railroads and would stilt ee.
them to a big amount of 1111119111111 '
W. S Allis. of Norwich, 11110191111111?
1101‘ of Bill' No.198.wblch-he~ouid
amply to amend the present
storied out. 1111, 411115.11qu that t;
Vder the present act it ‘v‘ras 11111513111511
in order to secure a conviction? to
prove that the liquor had been both:
procured and delivered.- hull “111161.11!-
ten guilty persons cacao on. 11th:!
around that while they hit the‘ tutehw
tion to deliter thet had not aired dv.
done so.
Mr. Spanner said the hill .6
made effective the. intent of the.1 pics»
11111 statute.
thir Kendall here Interrupted to
ask whether the bill if pushed would
make nn1 person found yith liquorV on
his person guilty. . ' , . '
"Did vou ask me that‘I'V' sold
SpooneV1. .
"NO, \Il' E:
wouldn't ask you anytltlnz?’ gull; »
said Mr. Spooner. "\"11‘ 1111961 11611911
from: past experience." "
,Mr. Kendall then said '1111‘1.
replied
. resentative. Walter
posed to the bill because 1111'. lint ,
it, was unnecessary 1.111111111111111. .5‘1' "
434.6%",1193“ ’
linen
you are going 1111111911 3 I
tbu to deliver anvwny?‘ '
1Colonel Samuel;- B. Horn
an?
S. ,
Windsor, clerk of the (amplitude
‘..‘You are opposed '19 n1
legislation 1mm
Colenel Horne replied,
thin degree: . 8111'. S9661}
sought to impress upbp'f-Ith
tee that he Was hot
Individual; butmwwow
250.1100 . "111119.111 .co ..
had tippointed film 118‘ ' r‘ -.
twee The maximum
statement. 'but Mr. lieu -
be. M 12;prqu to. «ll! .nbal"
it and that he lipcw, 1
lately correct in‘ ma
Mr Kendall than 8110
. he represents dkl.
\‘1'altet-Hanf111d,of Stt'atfor‘d. u'nls'
.~ the ocean. ‘Hetdtd
“My friend Beecher has 11111. t. -. ' ‘
ten you w o I :33"
resent the 11111111111311.1113 ‘
New Haven; second, ull‘ntli
in the State: thiftlfl it")! ’
the Interests of 2.500";
legally licensed ti1 sell.
words i stand for i
ll . .. .
fourths of the 5011111113111" gal
and. I do '13?“ little I ’
my frien‘dJ 11811111111er
LONG BEACH. Cal
thousand people saw mac
York paper to Indulge in very 'complljpnnttttuur ”derodnut'. .mu
beach 11: enforce 1111111
threatened to 1:3?va ' -
they watched hil'u‘ man 1111 "1.."
he. was 6,000 fee big»;
fulleved‘i: of. his» of 1.1" .. -I.'
and $1101de lino 111111111116”; .I
was picked; up by '3. future
blue north to Iiland .11
tile 1111111111111 11 ‘
melt the spectators hold
1111 a particular-tycoon“; brine
oiled! him. He. .‘nnntl
tankers. releasing 11111;th
{1N arachtltofi-w
as 'e'ud enfi'é‘d 111111;” by;
aLIIberore 1‘1 1111111611 171111111 fettéli
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