\‘ Non gm tactile my light it be
bdrm 1 bolt ofiur delicious
HOME MADE
CANDIES
‘ F. A. Lane
BI‘WAIHINQTON ernm.
‘ rctcrneue too.
NNNNN
WI
EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
GALLO
sea-mews Department
Baa—Business Department
twat—Branch Gales, Norwsik
890 ~Edltor's Residence
720Mtty Editor's Residence
wns'rnnnrorzccnsr. "—
For Norwallt and vicinity: Snow fol-
lowed by clearing and colder tonight;
Saturday fair and colder. For (‘ouncct-
icut: Fair and coldeN tonight; Sutur-
duy t'nlr; high northwest winds dimiu
lshlng tonight. The storm that was
central in Alabama yesterday morning
moved rapidly nortbenslwtird and pro-
duced heavy rain or snow In the oust~
crn sections. Tire storm center passed
very near to New ilnvon at 8:30 u. in.
Rain continues this morning along the
Atlantic coast. with snow in the Into.
rior Snow extended as [or west on
Toledo Ohio and (is far south as Knox
ville. 'NOIIII 'l‘ he temperature decrees
on very rapidly from tho enlist went,-
ward to the upper Mississippi Valley.
where it In from in to 20 (legrocx holow’
zero. Conditions t‘nvor for this viciuN
Ity snow followed by clearing anti
much colder tonight: Snturduy fulr
turd colder.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO.
Temperature; Low, in; high. till.
Cloudy.
-——l.iitcst. ilcrblcs. O'ilrion.
John GuthriNN, of Silvorutine. has
gotten his Il't‘ crop in for the winter.
Alisa Sarah A. linker, of 2 West two;
line. bus l'l‘CiM‘t‘I't‘tI from u severe lli~
nous.
Err-Mayor (‘httrlos A. Scoilold. who
has been quite III. is now Improving
nicely.
Mrs. Alonzo W. Smith, of West
nvcnnc. in visiting her husband In
llNinlNNiry.
Mr. and Mrs. 'I‘. .l. Sullivan. Howard
strocl. Rl‘t‘ entertaining friends trout
Now Yorlt.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas A. Shelley
is serving writs in itowuylon. Slum-
foi'd and New York today.
The nunuzil undorprlcctl soiling of
women's tllltIt‘l‘Wl‘iil‘ is now in progress
til tho 'i‘risli'uin & IIN'utt store. Soc
adv.
—-liluo lluls, illuNN lliils. (l'llrlon.
Mrs. Will Aiken. who has been ill
uith pneumonia at her homo in New
town, is rN-portcd today us bring N‘on-
sidoi'nbly improved.
IN‘N‘NNnIs Northrop hns rNNtnrnNni to his
homo, in llridgcport. nftcr ii week‘s
lell. with his lNrotiNN-r. Arthur North-
rop. of Franklin NNvNNnutN.
l‘tii'o drugs and chemicnin will b0
l‘ouud ill llNNN store of \t', l". nginorv
Al. (‘o., druggiutn. l’NNrNNoiNiil illlt'IlIIOll
is giron mory prescription.
Mrs. Dr. IIllYt‘iilmi'I \‘i'iiilo_ of Now
York city. is visiting INNNr ulster. Mrn.
ticorgo i-‘. litNlliN, lit the lNittN-r‘s homo,
in SprINrgwood nvcnmn Not-walk.
in tho .Ilinutii'y solo at Illt‘ Ilontl
store you will find groutly rNNducod
prices on l‘l‘l‘lillll odd plot-N‘s of furni-
turNN. You I’ll“ find DI’IH‘H in tho NiNiN'.
Mrs. lillN'cr Croft, who has been the
guest ol‘ Ill‘i' mother. Mr». Poll“, of
\Vonlporl NiNNNNnuNN. the post work, l't‘r
turned. this morning, to lNNNr home in
inwood. l.. i, ‘
The friends of Mru. .iohn i). MIIIII‘
who hurt boon tpNitc ill. ill her home.
iii Mople street, will be piNNnN-NNNNI to
lump that site In N'onelilornbly Iiil-
provotl. She is reported Nut routing
vci'y ooNlll‘oi‘luhly todiiy.
Aurelius Month. «on of M r. and Mrn
A V. i-.it‘nth or Wont Main NierNNt Nor
“Rik. oxpoits to lciNvNN next WN‘R for
Konruilt HmNNNNNN, l‘a a. whoro he will
tNthNN Ii position with tho AruNNN NNlNNin
[loud Machinery (loinpnny. ’I‘hin llrin
manufactures stone t'i‘liilIlf‘l'tl.
wlt’iulcr Capri. Winter Cups. ti‘llrlNNn
Itiusil (ltirriiNN losepn lmndon, of tho
Norwnik poutoiiico rNNmeNN that travel-
log In Silveriuine has been almont inN.
possible the punt few days. ilotwuon
itllhortu corner and thN rcuorvolr ho
bud to muko liiii wuy through drittn
up In the top of the innit wnaon.
Most of those have hewuvor. by this
time been ploughed through
The South Normlk it‘ire I’ltllt't' hold
NN monthly buntnenn NiNNNuNion lNNNNt ovoii~
lug when it won decided to have Nin~
other company pool Nouri.iumcnl A
cotntnitiiw consisting of Ellis iN'. Mn
hin. ithlwnNNi ilrnynnl. William Turner.
William fichmldt null if I “M‘IIPY
NvNNNN appointed to mun th- Nitrous!
menu. The ionrnsmoni will be lusti-
ed as sum as the mmmltlon note some
imifluplated improvements to the
pool iuhlo completed.
Settirdsy Chocolates,
'IIIH IVIIV VIII“
when your tires not turned on full
livery tiny you read at tires caused by
over- bested houses or stem.
can't Alford to be Without it.
telephone on at once. don' t visit. or
drop us a card and we will bind you
immediately upon its receipt.
Taydpr 8: Golden
:.. TM.“ tab-N2 NNN‘
74 wishinqthr pt, .9th Nnrmik, Ct.
Pale People, Attention!
Our Iron' Pills Make
Ruddy Cheeks
You need, the best. iron Tonic to give
you Rich, Red Blood.
r. H. naxrsn. opium
“meniscus
Launch Works
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches oi all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
A. J. Hand & Company
IIIIIIIIII IliillillliI IiiI
IIIiIlilIIIiiI
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt‘s Theatre Building. South Ner-
walk, Conn. Phone 425
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street. South Norwsik.
Residence, 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 3302.
Telephone at house, 693.
NORWALK
Savings Society
mconponncn 1m
Deposits over $3,775,000
George M. Holmes. Prest.
Wm. A. Curtis. Vice-Frost.
Fred'k A. Elie, Becy a Tress.
Saturday (‘hocoliitvn at tho Stillson
I‘t‘th‘II ntorr. SNNNN udr.
llon‘t miss the shirt wulsl sNiiNN lit
the store of l‘. .I, Mint; 8: l‘ompiiny.
t‘nnon Ninil lhtibridlns. (i'llrlNNu.
Chitin clouNNlu ut gcrntly roNluNNN-tl
priNNN-NN at. I". A. Mitchell’s. SNNNN pi‘ltNNNri
in Nidv.
IliNiiNI Nilioiil tho NNNNlNdNi‘iiloNl Sim-we
bury rill! Iitll \N‘NitNNrproNNI ulrovs in the
Prior l‘lolhitig (‘oinpnuy lltI“.
Mrs. Edwin ilNirt. of \\':iliNriNury, hm:
i't‘llii'ill‘tI hoNNiNN {min Ni \‘lhil \\llIl AII'H.
(lNNorgtN F. l’oolc, of t'ourtlund plucc.
Slnurl Mnrshnll. (IrIVi‘r tor .i. ii
IIIIIIIIII', or lNJNiNNl Norwuili, allppN-Nl while
ulighting from the bake ungon thin
morning Nind filll‘iilllt'lI his unkio. 'l‘ho
Niprliiii was so NNNNN‘NNN'NN nod rhino-Ni liltll
so much pnin thnt Ilt‘ had to iNNNNNNN his
work rind rNNluNiN to his Iltlllll‘.
There was nnoliior homing bNNlorNN
thN- Superior t‘ourl Ill llrlilgvpoii Non
iiNrNINl) in ”W will ruso of .Iillllt‘tl liNitl
Night, of Noroton NNN l nun i .sun NNiNiI
ldzru llNNirtrlgiil. The plaintiff In rNNp
rNNNNNNNiltNil by Attornoy t-liiuluN-l Young
and Hip defendants by licogh iNlNNl l‘riii.
NIN‘lN.
'l‘bNN NNonNNNtlviN coruiniltNNNN of tho
MNNN'N-huiits' .Nind Aliiiiiiiucturvrs' Anno
Niiilion \Nill hold illi NNNIJNNNNNNNNNNI NiNNNil
lug this NN'NNN ning ill lliNN South NNNNNN. Nil.
t‘lirb 'ih. iidv‘r‘ilililiig NominitNNNN will
iopoit Iiiilhcr Nil lhril limp and olhiNi
ultiilN rNN of into lord to the lltltllit lNiliNin
will Iit' brNNNNgli up
lirpouitu math! in tho sitviugs N‘li'
ptNNtNNNiNNNt of thNN South Nor unlit 'erNNNl
t‘.o on or before Jun llilll will draw in
talent from ..inn lot at four per rcent
Ii'ii‘NN. V. II. .lnbnnon. who riviilticn lit
thi.N fool Nit IIl‘illIlItIlll niNNNN-L iNliiNNt
Noiwnlk won another vlitiiu or the
,icv conditions this morning. \t’blb-
out III Nioorii lli‘ill hot home this morn
ing uho slipped and foil lNriNNNtting iNiNN
Night but below Ilii' It‘lli'l Rho NNNNNNN
l‘RI‘IIl‘lI into the honor NiiiNl ilN.1N‘. Ii.
linker was nuiutuoirtd.
iloyn'N (lnpii, iloytt' t‘NNpNN, ll'llt‘iiNn.
'l‘htN cxtcnuivo changes In tho South
Mnili NNlriNiNt store or Itogorn It StNNNN-nu
wnn Mlll'lfld by tho l'ili‘Dflilli‘l‘h Neuter
tiny At the NNNNNNN or the More will be
a balcony Niud lbc oliiNN- and (alluring
do pnrliuont will III‘ Iflhlfllll‘ll on It The
whole interior or the More will be H‘
modeled in tort nntl modern clothlux
N-nhlnotn will be instnilod.
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR
Punching Begs, Box-
ing Gloves,
mmmnmmoct
ey Mead
GeslIeIAI
At COLEMAN’S
nmwhm mm
“In MAJ-W
t, to look to your Fire insurance. "
' litre insurencc is to reasonable you ‘
Oyster Shell Point.Norwslk '
style until d-‘eptfippd
coat.
Fancy Suits, $10 to $30.
black. $10 to $30.
and do it quickly.
14 80. Main St,
So. Norwalk.
FEEDS
Nor clerin- ill-l Wit curt innkc it.
quality N onsidoti-d.
ducts. all NN,lNNNNn sound groin.
Proprietor
liounlc Home Food
ilonnie iinlry Feed
llonnie Poultry Feed
Iionnio Stork IN‘t‘tNtI
lionnlc Scratching Feed
llonnin LitlbN Chick l-‘ocd
.. u- w . .. WW..an
TELEPHONE I08.
0 U I" I: II I I" R if»
Composed of corn.
untl mndNN
.N....fi
War-«wreak» m w¢n .N.... .N.—w .. s»...
Don’ t you want to look up to date? ‘ .
How can you in last year’ s clothes—lest year's styles?
One of the best things about our clothes' to that they
make the styles-dud style in tact-N—snd so are elways in
by litter styles of the same make.
If you are wearing our Fail'rgep clothes, you're all
right; if not, better get into line with a new suit or over-
Overcoats with military collars, regulation collars in
fancy coatings, and dressy Chesterfield: In Oxfords and
'N m
TWO STORES:
Masonic Building,
Norwalk.
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT.
lionoivc 'lluit you will not buy western feeds mode of low grade
dsnraged corn NihrlNclNNd whoiit. pcntiut refuse and wheat screen-
ings containing NNNNNNNI needs. but will buy HOME GROUND BONNIE
for your liorrics (iiiltINN rind l’oNNltrN
oalu.
about hold us in “waiting of out illlAIlN tilttil‘Ni). liounin Florin
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
TI
Photographs at Jackson’s Studio
A SPECIAL ART LINE OF WATER COLORQI
PICTURE FRAMING
OPPOSITE HOTEL.
JACKSON'S STUDIO.
ALL KINDS 01“
Fish, Oyéters, Escallops
AND LONG CLAMS
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
New Year functions call for up~to- -datc evening dress.
We can fit you out in correct clothes, hats and furnishings,
Quality to may tip. that
I‘rlNNo is Niiwnyn on low as we tau make it
bnrlry nnd wbcnt pro-
frcsh NNNirlN du)
NORWALKN
W _ ..........N..._......—-
’I lint Ni Ill
-m...» H»...
CONN.
Argand Boilers
. .... .11.
National Radiators
Honeywell Regulators
ARE A COMBINATION THAT CANNOT BE BEAT
The Argand Boiler Company
SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
A POSTAL WILL BRING PRINTED MATTER
J»... W
so NORTH MAIN STREET
CAPITAL
April IS. I90l $50,000.00
Janusry, 1902 . $50,000.00
Jensen, I904 - 850,000.00
1“,. 1906- ”0,000.00
Jssssry. l9l0 - ”0,000.00
”mum“
16 Oranges for 250
()rNNNNgNNNN. pNNr doz..25c, 300. 35c and 4°C 1: nods String “Mitzi! (n... .lOc. ”150;:
(N. . .. . _ m .. .lnp NN ilyi'iip. per in "0.. . ,
I‘m“ 1‘1"” "3“" (,’r""‘“‘” d ’ 3:: Plum Pudding. cull. ..... 100. 26c, Mic
. "k“- ‘"‘“"‘ “ W" """"""" .N pkgn. blooded Raisins. ..... . ..... 26c
'i l‘illlil New York tiltitc t‘orti ...... 260 3 plum. t.‘urruuln....... ..... .. ”25¢
It (‘illlll 'l‘ouiiiloon ................. 26c]: lint. Mixed NtNtNN ...............25c
it (Nuns I’t'llli .. ................... Zbciil qtn. t‘rnnlicrrioo .. ............ ..25e
iN‘NiNNNNy t’NNitNry. AppliNNN, Iil‘lllll‘fl. i-lwrcl l'otNNioNNs. ilplnnch and i‘nriiuipil.
United Grocery Co
on. Growth
SURPLUS AND
PROFITS
0
“7.93
”.1871“
825,428.60
‘- 850,780.75
NNNNNONNNNN NNN
PHONE :43
DEPOSITS
. 00
$139,238.50
$488,085.15
$777,478.69
31.188.596.00
. IIII IIIIII IIIII;
If iiIIIIII
. (Continued from First rem
.N.-awn
thirty—three years. He read nothing
in the Journal of the United Hatters
or in the American Fodertttiontst.
He polarised to the union because of
Its financial benefits and because he
thought that the unions stood {or good
sanitary conditions. Junie; Costello
olDtinbiiry, also thought that the
financial benefits and sanitary benefits
of unionism were worth while. He had
been a batter since 1874. MsrtlnMc-
Gettrix, or Dunbury, like the other
witnesses, bud property attached. was
innocent. of any trouble at the Loewe
factory before the strike. never read
about the Loewe factory in the Jour-
nul of the United Hatters, never at
tended conventions or the American
Federation of Usher. etc. Theophllns
Ablenlste, or Dnnbtiry, heard of the
Loewe trouble on the street and alive
testimony similar to that of the other
wilnennes.
'l‘he morning's HORSIDII wan opened
by the testimony of twu witnesses
from Norwnlir. who were taken in
hand by Judge John H. Light. 8. W.
Osbomo. of East Norwulk, had been a
hatter-tor twenty-eight yours. his prop-
erty Is under attachment and he knew
nothing of tho troubitN until the par
port; were served. Stephen H. Carlin.
of South Norwalk, did not believe that
the. allegations in the complaint were
true. its bad confidence in the olilcertN
of the United Halters. John W. Scul-
loy WM recalled to the witness stand
and testified concerning other defen-
dants, particularly concerning their
whereabouts
Charles Molten. of Dnnbury. htid
worked at tho linitorn' trade for titty
yours. iin had read only one copy of
the journal. lie said that Nilutiirbnuceu
muting Nut-n were frequent. He did
not investigate the Loewe situation.
Henry (T. Michael. of llanbiiry. won a
finisher and had been u better since
Hill. No Iil‘\'(‘l‘ road the Journal and
had nt-vor soon it coup of the. Journal.
When Mr. Merritt showed him a copy
he admitted that he might have scan
some lying on Ni bench in tho room in
which he worked. but litN never noticed
them very clonoiy, ilNN did not soc
thv wnrning lllill IA'it‘wt‘ published.
.iudgc l‘lnll asked the witness if he
know that the national unicorn were
trying in unipolar the Metro shop.
"I‘lNNN with-ms said. “You."
"You did but know that the officers
worn doing anything unlawful. did
you?" (ilit'l‘lt‘sl .\li1 Taylor.
"No," snitl tho ultnonn.
Judge itinrt then sold that its for us
he could «no no oNiNN itnN-w whether tilt)
of tho ncl-i nllosi‘d were unluutul, the
NlolotNNlnnlNN' lnwyors or any one. until
the Noipi'omo Nonrl NNNNN'd llint thNNy were
unlawful.
Nicholas ilnizin worked rig. n butter
for forty ytNtirn. He did nolhlni!
lowurd tho urilonizlng of the Louvre
shop. iliu property was RIIRl‘Ill'tI.
John ll. (‘rNift worked as it hatter
Ilti twonty-thrcp yours. ilNN never went
in n iuiiionrrl convention or voted for
a delegate. tip knew nothing of the
strike until ll happened. ills home is
still under nitiirbmont. He kept on
Price,
- MILL TEL. 40-8.
\l'lndow Glass of every description.
Snub Weights and Cord.
Moulded Wooden Gutters. two slses.
“Lincoln" Asphalt Fabric Rooting,
warranted.
.N-»... “MM”... W
AdrP Pure Food
+ The elebrated ,
Shrewsbury Calf Tan
Waterproof Shoes
Many items charge 85. 00 and $6..00 They are dis-
played' to our cast window.
One. two and three-ply Tar Paper.
Sisters' Paper.
Sheathing and Builders' Paper.
Hair insulating and Deniening PIN
for Week Commencing
Monday. Jan. 3rd.
$4.00.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street. South Norwnlk ..~
TELEPHONE 165-5.
The Hatch & Bailey Co
SOUTH NORW ALK. CONN.
YARD TEL. 46-2.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a Piggery to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Daily Bulletin
poring duos sitter thn elrtlw "Wily?"
Niiid Mi“. Taylor. “Why. 1 had to keep
on timing INN orNIN-r to keep to work."
was the reply.
Al 1‘ in n rNNcNNNNNN was taken in order
to Nillow tho Nounst-l to confor wlih
EXTRA SPECIALS
N-urlN other in (Il'dt'l' to N‘iNiNNNNin the do
IN'NiitIniitu. .liidgo I’Itilt xiixxt‘nloil lhlll VERY BEST A‘P CREAMERY BUTTER... pound ....... ......337c
l-,N bringing in together with “'h" AAP FANCY PATENT FLOUR 24'»; lb. sack . 85¢
Niotrld testify in the some thing llitN ' ' " """""" ""‘
limi- "{ the mm could no loosened. ACP FANCY PATENT FLOUR. s barrel ...... ....... .....36.75
Tim contort-non of law‘wtrg gm] hear. SEEDED NAISINS. 3 packages '0? . . . . .............. . . . . . . . . . .256
int: twinn- Judge l’lnlt lasted for an POTASH OR LYI. s csn ...... . ....... . ........ ..... ...... .... . . . .56
hour, H
The ”mu" of "w conference was 5A:AO:IDEEOF LIME. I can ...... . .. ............... . ....... ”.50
n" “L'fp‘luH‘u‘ (‘IIIII‘I‘I‘HIIIK ”It" ““0“. “lo 05 POUR“ '0' .N -- in etllynvfi’IIIIIO|OOI-s .N. ”Juices-25°
Honing of wiinN-ssN-s It would ho
presumed thNit thN with-bows \N'NNrNN hub
tors. that they had hold no oilico In
tho nuitonui orgnnizntlon and had not
been delegates to conventionu, iliril
tlovy mined knowledge of tho charges
lNNNNNighl ltflfllllhl IIll‘lii by the service
of thN Will. thNit they made no nor»
HIIIIIII investigation of what Illt‘ nit-
tioitiii .vam were doing. nan that
they did not protest tin-almit the re.
election of any of tho otllccrs. iiy
TEAS and
lo Stumps with i th. (‘oliee at 20c
20 Stumps with 1 lb, (.‘oltcc at 25¢
25 Slliliips with l lb, Coffee at 30c
:40 Stumps with 1 lb. t‘olioe Nit 35c
80 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Can A&P Baking Powder st 50c
COFFEES
20 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea It 350
25 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea. It. 4009‘“
40 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea st 606
60 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea at $00
I‘IlllillliIlIllg questioning upon the
IIIN'WH matter» the prong-ss of the trial
wnti Inollitntoti.
Thomas E “'illt‘i‘fi was NNxtiiNNlNNNNNl by
lawyer IINNNiiNh. litN Ni‘uii from "nu.
bury. He knew nothing of tho ntriitc
until it few days after it happened.
Byron W. Crime wns Ninoihcr wli~
ncno whose property "tut nttuchod.
He knew that the national oilicorii
were trying to unionisu the known
iihop.
William V. Nowlnn won a nicer. He
knew nothing of the trouble that
lncvro had with his trNidNN in selling
huts.
l0 Stamps with
1 bottle AhP Ammoniu...... 10c
IJnrJQIIZ...” ...... ‘........10c
8 unites thhhnrt seen. such. so
I can Shipperfiasrdlnos .......10¢
25 Stumps with 1 Bottle Extract - -
lowing Articles
st 25c
Any of the Fol-
l bottle up Ketchup ........ its 2
l bottle Stuffed Olives ........ no:
1 package Macaroni . ...... ...i m
impinge Spaghetti ...........‘I
1 bottle illlectrellne ..........l0e
t'luirlcs Shaffer received no noticrN
from lsx-wv of tho liability or union
lIIt‘ll, He did put nuthortsc the culling
out of lNoNNu'NN'NN lill'll. He did not Nit~
tend tiny meeting before the bringing
of the. null Nil which the IliflWl‘! Nitrilto
was diocusscd. Prank l‘lbodtN never
mind for Ni dclotrnto to the United
Ilillll‘l‘it' coilvvnlioil. ticN never can
one of the wurninuu sent out by
inst-we.
thltutu ti. niitchNNr joined the union
in lirNcNNuNbNNi. 1002. Ho know noth~
in: of thtN alleged boycott. tie know
lbnt the national ntliterii were in Don
bury
Timothy Ii. Ferrell hNNNN boon n hilt
lot- since ittiib itnd is foreman of n
NINNpsrthont in one of the ribbon and
ban been Ni cNNNNnclimiin in the chi
government for eleven yours. Mr.
tiers rend nboiit thtN inrowo strike but
be pinnod very little reliance on news
pnper M'coulltl. ”Are. you n member
of theN A F‘. of l.. "' he was salted. "I
don't know whether i am or not.“
the reply ‘i nevnr telnet! and didn't
know that t was it member."
Frsnit it. Wlimsn but been it better
Nunns tutti. He host-d thst the us-
tlorul curt-rs were in halibut-y. ima-
erich 0. Blackburn Isa. finisher Inn
mm in culture for hn-ty years. lie
is its sidertnsn tie presumed thst
lie but read of the [new strike in
the Invention
Mm Italian. of habit". has
been s member of the waters toast
«ion for tv'etmdiim mu
WW
Till. N0. DOD.
hill iii iiill Niiiii.
WALL STREET, ltt:l0 it. tux—Pric.
on of NNtocitNN moved ntuxgishly in the
opening dealings, but the upward ten
NiNNncy NNNNNN welldenncd. (talus reached
it point in Rock bound and tinnmlliist
no this and substantial fractions in
tinnihern i‘iicihc. Reading, itrle ilrst
old. (‘olorNNNlo a antithern. Western
Msrylsnd Mid Kshsnii City" Southern
pill. The dealings were on it email
uncle.
WALL nrnmt'l‘. it it. m.-~'l'he mar
trot fluctuated In sn errsctic fashion for
the host port or the tint hour during
which it bolt desert at the lesdien
dinette covered s tonne of s point
timed suite. steel slut Macintosh-d
(upper met stock on unseen. white
profit testing “a on s liberal min at
times In titties Mine and with“
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