tell Him that be may cell it he
Mulls II b0: 01 our delicious
Hour. MADE
.CANullls
F. ATLane
at wneHINnroN e'rn‘ns'r.
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WEATHER FORECAST. ..
For Noiwnlk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and wulmer tonight; ’l‘huisduy
intrensing cloudiness (allowed by min
"or snow; light to IIIodtaIute vuriublo
winds. A long trough of low prouskmo.
extending from Texas northenstwnrd
it. upper Michigan. in causing cloudy
. 0
and unsettled Weather with light l‘iilll
or snow between the Rocky Moun—
Illiil't-i and the Mississippi river and in
the westorn‘portion oi tho, l.uito ro~
gion. 'I‘ho tompernturo is rising in the
central and custom districts. it‘rooz»
lug tempol'utures wot-o I‘onortoti an
for south Its NOI‘lllt‘l'll Florida.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'l‘empolutmo'. Low, 16'. high,
Partly cloudy.
:nt.
if you wunt a beautiful I'ockcr at on
oxcootlingly small price routi tho adv.
of A. .l. Angcvinu & Company.
Miss Doris Hoimos. who has boon-
\'isiting Mr. and Mrs. George S. Grog-
ory, hnn roturnod to hor home in
Bridgeport.
Miss Knthryu (‘lnvin und Miss Anna
Murphy. buyol's for tho lloston Store.
are in Now York todny making pun
t-hnsos for their drpnrtmonts.
Miss Cornoll. of France nti‘oot. Nor-
walk. is homo from Now .lorkoy whore
silo bur. iIoou noting i’oI' sometime :III
povornosk, for at short yuoution.
Mrs. Mumnrot i.nutlor nutl Minn
Margot-oi Intuit-r. ot‘ Wont strort, will
Iouro tomorrow for iluytonn, Florida.
whcro thoy will upoud It tow works.
iiuniol SlutlI-ry, ot‘ Now litit‘ilt‘llt”.
iorlnorly of Norwalk, is in town illi‘I'
int: hoon cnllotl ht-ro hornuno of tho
oriticui illnous of his iuthor, l’IItrirk
Sinitory.
lluouk 'i‘ribo. l. t). it. id, tulltod oror
tllo forthcoming qukit bull attain inst
ovonini: Itnd rohournod tho Itrnntl
mart-h. 'l‘ho How in now vory liIIIiIod,
in Unit tho bull will lIo hold ut tho tIr
liltil‘y noxt. Monthty‘ night.
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An lnlorouting cottiliro pruyor Iuot-t
inn with hold that ot’t‘niug ui tho homo
or Mrs. 8. ll. .loolto‘rhin WoktpnI-I nyo
nuo_ Norwulk. About twonty in utiou-
tinnoo and II \‘I'l‘y hilt-rooting und Int
npirinn nol'vioo quI hold.
'l‘ ho rouuini ypnklgthiii of tho Sixth
(ompnny (‘. A. t‘. wun hold lnIII omt
inn Iii tho utmory. i‘oniuht Major lili-
lht. rottuiur III'IIIy otllcor, will hold him
Iinnuul innpoction of tho ctuupnnl‘.
Homo limo, llfltl. tho ooinpuny won in
apoctoti by It ntutu'rottiror tutti toniuhl
tho Int-II will ho iIIIIpoctt-ti by tho nn‘
Iillllill omttlui.
’l‘ho rogulnr monthly mot-limit: of tho
Norwulk ilro ootnpnnlou woro hold tutti
owning at their ronpoctivo nonrtoru.
nnd rngulur routiiio intuiuonu
trnmtactotl. Tho. momborn or l’ionuor
liooltti lAIIidor company onioyod an
oltltnnhionod sauerkraut supper from
tho hnudu or (the! ”lion" Muthciu Ill,
tho cloud of tho Innotinx
AW .....
’I‘ho totihooming dinner of tho Grid!
iron Knockout t‘luh nlrcntiy promlnon
to ho the lurgoat ovont of tho kind thin
club tout ovor hud. Au thin boon nn.
nouncod, it will ho hold iii the Country
Club on Wt'tillmttltty pruning. ii‘ehrunry
ltiilI. nnd tilt-nutty aomo tail people have
uipnlllotl their doniro to ho prudent. ii
in annnunootl that the knotritin: will be
(lolle’ll thin (tumor with men inntcnd
of club» “0 hornlotore.
“4
Foas’ High Grade
Chocolates
ALWAYI "can.
30c (by lb.) 000 (0).)
Stilton-Powell Carper-don,
{Minimums er. .,
wnn .
Now Is the Time
when your tires are turned on full.
blast. to look to your Fire ineurence.
Ever day you read of tires caused by
over outed furnace or stove. '
Fire Insurance is no rcduonable you
can" afford to be without it.
'Iotephone III at once. don t wait. or
drop it! It card and we will bind you
Immediately upon its receipt.
Taylor 8: Golden
1"0l.105-2
74 Waehlnatcn In. South Norwelk, Ct.
Pale Petiple. Attention!
Our Iron Pills Make
Ruddy. Cheeks
You need the beat iron Tonic to give
you Rich. Red Blood.
F. H. DEXTER, Drugglst
. W.-W.-..........m .
ANDERSON SW
Launch Works
Boat Franzen net up and ready to
p.ltInk
All kinds of repair work.
Launches or all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhehPoinLNorwalk
A. J. Hand 8: Company
EiEIIRIiiil ENGINEERS iiiil
Billiwiilii
JOBBING REPAIRING
Hoyt’e Theatre Building. 800th Nor-
walk. Conn. Phone 423
David W. Raymond ._
Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street, South Norwalit.
Residence, 0 Waehington Street.
Telephone at office. 336-2.
Telephone at house, 693.
NORWALK
Savings Society
lNCORPORATED 1849
Deposits over $3,775,000
George M. Holmes. Preet.
Wm. A. Curtle. Vice-Prat.
Fred'k A. Em, Secy a True.
GOlD MEDAE EIOUII
'l‘hu omrinl board of tho Norwulk
Iioihodtnl, church will hold its monthly
mot-ting thin owning.
Tho Kluwron club, of Norwnik. will
hold II I'oitulur mootinx thin t-I'oninu
ut. tho t'luin‘s mount in Norwalk.
m "flu-"M...
Anniutunt 'i‘ouu (‘lork Annio E.
Smith In Hooltlnu to mid tho ownor of
u. littlo Nit} torrior lhut toiiouml
to tho oillt-o this morning.
lit-r
Aitut'iilnoltt wur. plutotl
upon puipolty iIoltIligilli: to John A,
Wiitlon, oi“ ilrtuddyir unti locutI-ti in
South Norwuik. in furor ol' (ililt‘tt ilutII-
burghor, «It Now Yolk oily, and hit-och
At (‘uIItit-o, $1.300 III-o t'II’llIlli'ti. 'i‘ho
ruso IH rrlurnulnlo to tho Supoiinr
t‘titll‘l tho that 'I‘IIt-ntlny in March.
'l‘own ’l‘roniatiror llIown_ of Wilton, in
I'ttpitlly lioooiniuu It Iilt'il‘tltitilililiiti"
During tlIt- untoinoidio shown in Now
York. Mr. Iltown thought ho would ox
ort-im- oconutny qul pui‘ohunotl II Inilo
HKI‘ llt'kol. liouro it in thut his ll‘It'lIIiN
Itoo him oIt-ry tlin hurrying to tho utu
lion to boom tho lit'ni ll'iIiu tor tho
city Mr. lirnwn tiuinlu that ho known
Now York “like it hook" by thin Iliuo.
105
now uminun not-nuptk
oponoti in .luuunry hull.
ruto nil Illi'l‘t‘ll‘t‘ll tu‘ow
portly.
'l‘iio reconi hurti
Itnuut tungth tho vultu-
ni up account with n
tumult intuit. IIIIII in
npltt- of tho bitch cont oi’
living. morn poopio urn
unvtuu tlmn oror lit“
ioio.
Iiuvo you on account
with uu’.’
South Non-walk
Trust Co.
4% ON IAVINOI
yoetorduy
Rd ag Put It
Boys’ Iotbes
You mothers. of boys will find it worth your while to
bring the boys hero this week. The more you know about
quality, the b0'tt0r. for we want you to realize the high
quality of our clothes for boys. Then you will appreciate
what our big and genuine reductions mean in the way of
' savings.
Boys' Winter Suits
$2.50 Suits, cut to. $1.45
$3.50 Suits. cut to..$2.45
$5.00 Suits. cut to. $3.85
Boys' Overcoats Reduced
$5.00. cut to. . . . . . . .$3.85
$6.00. cut to...“ ..$4.85
$9.00, cut to... .. ...$6.85
Special lot of Boy‘s School Overcoats in broken sizes,
Blacks and Oxfords. reduced from $5.00 to $8.50 to $1.85
and $2.85.
SPLENDID BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
\
. 'rwo STORES:
14 So. Main 88. Masonic Building.
So. Norwalit. Net-walk.
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' Mm“... __,..._..._._._......._,.._ ..
. ”‘Y” ........_ _..
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.— Mum..-
Success Is Not Merely “Getting There"——It's
Getting There Cleanly.
I l‘ro nort-r nold ono tlollnr’u worth oi uruin lhut i would not buy
buck ill prioo sold, it provod uIIHIItiNt‘Iu-torywho it don't pay to offer
my trudo u lino oi urniu thnt. will in any way urouso n Qllt‘bilflll. You
can‘t buy It puror, clruIIor. nioro oronly milled food Ilinn "lionnio"
liorko. t‘nlllo and Poultry I“(N‘ti~--lltliliti Ground. Priors? It you pay
loss trikowhoior you not lone. .
Quality First. Lut and All the Time.
Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH.
llounlo Horne Feed
lionnio iluiry Food
lionnio l‘oultry Food
lioIIIIio Stork Feed
lionnlo Scratching E‘nod
Bonnie ldttlo Chick Foot!
Photographs at Jackson 8 Studio
A SPECIAL ART LINE OF WATiR COLORS.
PICTURE FRAMING
OPPOSITE HOTEL. JACKSON'B STUDIO.
..._...._...._.s._........ .- ...-..."£‘.'E:. ... m,
.«M1.A... ....-..................
0N8 ISiIil Silt ilPS. iii:
Gosling Clams for Baking
Clams. Sea Escallops.
TELEPHONE I08. FREE DELIVERY.
in your new homr use hot water or steam heat
and given more satisfactory results.
I
scorn NORWALK. CONN
ARGAND comma ARE MADE IN NORWALK
IOUTH NOHW ALK, CONN.
MILL TEL. 40-3. YARD TEL. “'2.
from a Piggcry to a Palace
SPECIALTIES
Window than at ovary dnrorlption.
Huh Weights nnd Cord.
Mankind Wood 0 tittitnrr. two piano.
Our. two and lime-ply 'l‘tIr Paper.
Slalom Paper.
Iihnnthina Mid Ilntltlers' Paper.
NORWALK. CONN.
All Kinds of Fish. Oyéters. Long and Round
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
It In cheaper to run
Specify an
Argand Boiler
Ask us for information
The ARGAND BOILER Co.
The Hatch 8 Harley Co
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
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(Continued from First Pace.)
found II also or life.
begin the routine.
covered.
not be accurately stated.
The news of the dlanater
quickly to tho numoronn
Thousands of curious pooplo were al-
so nttrnctod.
Opening Cherry Mine.
CHERRY. iii.,
one minor and tho. curcunuon of sixty-
tour mules wvro. tound 350 toot drop
in tho. St. Paul Minn today by tho. rc-
lny portion of repulrera nnd explorers,
who hogan work in the humor! pupa
ngos lard night.
Tho oxplororn during lunt night utop-
Ill‘d‘ up all dungoroun brooks in tho
Walla of tho ymnin ruuwm to tho. wont
of tho main aim" on tho second lot
to] 'l‘lIo work was ulHo oxtendod to
the aouth uk (hr uu tho nirnhnits. thus
oponing il pnanugcwuy iIotwot-n the
two «hulls of tho mino.
It was tllnt‘tlvortrd intiny that the
third iovol, Ili‘t‘ hundred toot below tho
nurture. in not full oi wnirr, us had
boon thouuht. The water. it is
thought. is not Inoro thnn live. loot
doop, probably ions.
I’lllleN \\‘t-l‘t' instnllotl today to draw
tho wutor from the flllllta
More Bodies Recovered It Primero.
PRIMERO, (‘olo., I-‘oh. Emit was It
douointo illtlo prom-anion todny that
lollowod tho hotliou disooverod from
tho Primoro ulino from tho tonlpornry
IIIUI‘Ituo in tho muchlno Hhop to tho
train “Illl'il took tthn to Trinidad ior
burial.
but by ir‘nthor I’nlnm. who hm; labor-
od wtih tiithu oonxtuntiy Hinco tho din-
Mtor. \IoIIIoII uud childrotl tiled Into
tho cnt‘s nitor tho coillna which woro
curried by tho Int-n who had riskod
. iholr Iivou III llll)‘ ottol't to sure thoir
ooIIIrndi-A.
Nono but tho ooronol‘ki jury and tho
tItllcinln of tho company had boon nl’
iowotl to coo tho hodiots until this
morning. win-II trlrndu and roluttros
rurriod tho "Sundny outta" to tho, Illll‘
not boon idontidod and will be hold.
(or lllet-ction of tho coroner's jury.
The main ItitIpo oi the mine has been
which tuition-ti loitill from the MINI).-
ion.
A tin dinnor bnrkot uuvrd tho ltfo
or imonnrdo \‘iruou. tho only IIIIIII rouv
cuotl NIH“
tho nlIot-lt of tho oxplouion and foil
tho putt oi tho fluIIIt-u and gun ho hold
lug his cup ubout tho tuition and king
Iii-rod to t-oniptu‘ntiro unit-1y.
Livou how boon riukotl l‘ot‘klunoly in
tho attempt to roeouo tho uutombed
putionlly for n olluuco to go bolow.
Frederick Coleman Leading in
Content Now in Pronto".
Anothor round wnn pluyetl lunt night
In tho pinoohln. tnurnumtmt among the
mututiorn of l’utuutn llono Company.
'l‘horo nro three. morn nittinxn to com‘
plt'lo tho itInI-nnmont.
'l‘lIo pump; won luIIt night and the
"Uncom" An tutti Fabric Rooting mm“?
“ranted tlnlr Insulating and ”anionic; Paper: Irma Coleman ............... :i ii
,,-..... W..- ., . . , , ,_ _ _. . ,. . ._ .. . . , .... . .. .. “1"!!! Fwd Edgardo: .............. .3 lil
' George thwarting ......... :i ll
“““T Ansonmaur W 5 “I8. PRUNES IOI' ' r ' 250 William Mill: .............. ..I ll
' A. Ferric .............. ' ...... 2 ill
valentines 3 INS. CRANBERRIES IOI' " " 25c ibdwnrtl ll. Mctlownn ..........:i to
- a ma award unintu- .tim ennui om......................m 9" McCarthy -- ............. 0 9
mm altimflultannllnlslm ......28¢notingt’enn......................Itae ammo Tobey ..............o a
. 2 0an £9101";th ........ 36 gram figuring-”u...”Hmong“ wmtm Alnxnndar ..... t 9
. . (Mil lift) )rup ...... .......... 0 calls rug Ifll.u............ '
vaieflilfle PORI catds 1 mt Rod Onions ........ acct Mum: Soap garfimzs .. ''''''''' : 2
From lc to $5 00 ‘ I’inkird Salmon. regular prior-12c per in. Iuecinl..............3 the. Mr 200 («.9 A. Anderson ..............l g
’ Oranges. (import. award Potato” autumn and Deli!” Hurry O'Brien ..............l it
At COLEMAN s w... . ........ . .
William Mueller ....... ..... 2 ti
"m m" ..... United Groce C0 8.... 8...... .
‘0 “‘flh‘ifl a. emitting. m I. 01:11qu i it
.mzm mew-Ii mm .10 board {IAIN “'th‘!“ uncut: up 8.5. spam to I
‘ the disaster took place, it. in now. prac-
" ticnlly certain that more than a third
” have perished. Except for the 25 min-
eru who were working- near the shaft
in the east entry and who, many of
them mangled, were brought to the
auritwe within a few minute: utter the
concoction. the relief workers have not .
Repeated attemptu yaaterday after-
noon to penetrate the entry where tho
dos and gun exploded were frustrated
by the stilling odors and it was only
tutor thn land. which had been kept
working for hours drew tun the worst.
of the lumen that it was possible to,
.Throughout the night each trip of
the case brought bodies to the top un-
til early this morning 25 had been re-
ln the panic of grief about
the mine Hhutt it had been impountble
to ascertain the number of men who
escaped, and the number of dead can-
spread
mines in
Muhlenburg County antl‘hnndreda of
mine workers hastened to the scene.
Feb. 2.~Tho body of
rhino shop, to drouu the bodies tor
burial.
Although not-oral bodioa were no
cow-rod onrly this morning. thoy hnyo
clourod of black dump and the roar-no
portion fll‘t‘ now clearing tho workings
whon ho was thrown by
tho buckot ththt about bin taco, utuflv
Inn and proton oi Inlnorn nro waiting
PUT. HOSE PINOOHLE TOURNGY.
the
total won by ouch participant. nro on
W"... anwm ..
now. - .
lilliiI II _l_I_i_ll SIREEI.
WALL STREET, ltl‘l0 u, In.-——'l‘ho.
opon‘mg {track Iunrkot showed tho do-
pronsinu oiYot-I of tho tnilnro of Fisk
und Robinson, on important bond
houso, which was tIIInounccd lust
night. l-‘lrat. prions showed doclincs
of a point in Union l’iciilr, Southorn
I’ilt‘lllt" Northorn Pacific. Ilcuding.
t'I:.l1od Sutton Stool, Amalgamated
t‘nppot‘. Altlt‘l’lt‘iln Slut-hing nnd Amor-
it on IAN‘UIIIOIIH? and of largo il‘itt‘liOll‘i
in Wubuuh pith. (‘oiorntlo Fool. Lar-
lotlo (Inn and Unit (.‘oppor. A rcoov~
my not in at nut-o unti t'nioII Puritlc
und lil'tltlillfl wt-ro l'l‘hlill't‘tl to nhoro
ltoet night‘s price within II tow min-
Itton. Pittsburg Cool pid. adrunood
l‘p :Ind Rt‘illli.lll\' Stool l.
WALL S'l‘lll‘lld'l‘. it I'd. l «Who-n
tho Inuikot had tuutit- up alllimil all of
its. opening loan. trouh wonkuons dot-ti
oprd in tho lm'nl utooku. which letol'
«proud to l'nion I’urlflc IIIIti othoi' loud-
NS and tho whnio Inut‘kot ktlxgoti
Ituuin, Roudiuu l't‘t‘t‘th'ti oonsiktont
support and did not full bolow
tti‘tluy's closing following its rlsu to
{iiytfi‘p illil.
\\‘Al.i. STREET. Noon.»-l‘tioos
tit-oopod trout innnition. tho dt‘olltlkfi
tuition to nominal proportions. l’ricou
took no upward torn nil around hotoro
noon, itoutiinu llfilllg 0 point, Bonds
\‘ml'o Sil‘illly
IIIIIIIMII ms
'I‘ho (iirln' Friendly Socioiy. or Trin-
ity Church. will hold II putty tomorrow
owning III tho bukoniont oi the church.
\‘t'fi‘
i“. la). inickwohd & Co. hnre pincod
ordora tor throo now 1010 model Cud-
illaoa. for Stamford and Duuhury pur-
lion.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. Smith. of
Norwulk, urc guouta of Mr. und Mrs.
Hurry ltondioy; of Wntohury, for a
tow (iilyti.
'l‘ho Lutilou' Sowinlt Circle of tho
I.ntliek' Aid Society will moot to now
in tho pnrloi‘k oi the First M. H.
t'hurch thin nt‘tornoon at 3 o'clock.
Tho Luthor M. Wright-l“. l). Lawton
civil unit tor 3.5.000 dumugou. doc to
conio hoioru tho Stipoi'lur (‘ourt in
ilrtdpoport today. iuut uonc over until
noxt woolt.
Mod 'l‘htnunkon. of tho liubhoii.
ltnli tit ltuntlull omoo. accompanied by
bin wlto, will null from Now York Fri-
day (or u unicorn oi twvornl Works tIt
(lrmoud llrurh. Florldu.
Hope llouo company held its month
Iy Inooiltut that night at the company
quarters in Wntor Ittro'ot, Norwnik. and
went through tho routine buniuena. At-
tor the meeting. tho molnberu nut. down
to it most onioynblo "Iced" that had
hoeII propnrod by the tmyn.
‘ W
lrvtnx Rood. L. .l. Roynolds‘ flint
hand man. who has been Ill tor some
time tit hin home in Itarrltat strut-t.
Norwnik. has jinn had a telephone in-
Iiutlied an that now he can lump in
touch with his Irinndn. Mr Read it
ttnwly improving.
At. tht- mutating oi Proenht Englnn
Company. at Norwalk. hold Ilttt aven-
ing thn threw ottlcern. Clptnin honor.
Mr. Connor. Arthur Bushel and “Cad“
Buttery, A. A. Obituary anti (that-Ion
Dilwtnth were unpainted a coinmlttca
to get dates for the unnuul uncut-Mon
at the company out bummer.
Overcoat Bargains
SPECIAL
CLOTHING
AnnOuncenIe‘nt
FOR THIS WEEK
All our 820 and 322 Black Suits in the sale at
$12.89 have now been remarked. to sell quickly
The $15. 00 and $18. 00 Black Suits In the sale
at 09.89 are now, to clean up.
In our No. 5 Lot are Suits that were $12.00
to $22.00; all sizes; good patterns; bargains
$1.00 and $1.50 Bosom Shirts; broken sizes;
$989
$7. 89
$7.89
.490
Shoe Bargains"
Price’s Clothing Store}
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
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III III ilElIiilEll
Day Spent in Considering Wage Scale
Troileymen representing the twelve
local unions. comprising tho labor or-
ganization of tho employees ion the
lines of tho Connecticut Company in
New England. met at No. 7 Central
row, in Hartford. this week. in confer-
euco oror the question of making a
demand on the company tor an In-
orouso in wages. After an all day's
session adjournment was taken at 5
o’clock with no definite plan fortuit-
lutod, and the. conference will be con;
tinuod to a intor date. probably a week
or top days, the continued moeting to
b.- called by the chairman.
'l‘ht- dologtttes hnvo lieon Instructed
to nook the increase in wages and the
nature of this demand is the subject 7‘
Ihut is taking so much time of the
ooufoionco. There is a disinclinaxlon
uniting tho delegates to discuss the
question publicly, and all are main-
minintg u. strict nilonco until some defi-
nito action is Iakon. it in understood.
ltouorot‘. that tho donlnnd will be for
30 routs an hour maximum pay. in
cases whore tho Innixtnum is now 23
routs. ’l‘hore is also the nitration of
making tho maximum general at 30
routs, ovon whoro tho maximum in
now but 23 roots. in addition. thore
is the (lili‘filltlll of increased pay for
overtime work. At present the rate. in
it routs an hour plus the regular Wage.
Just what the tloqund will be. and
in what form it will he presented. was
not decided upon. Presldont Mlnnix.
of tho joint conference board, alter
the meeting, said thtlt there was noth»
lug that could be given out at this
time, because nnothter mot-ting was
round to be nerossnry in order to de-
rldo dodnitciy on the course to pur-
t-mo. This in the first. organized lib-
tolupt to obtain the raise on the part
or the trolleymcu and in brought
about. thoy say, by the higher coat (I!
living.
NORWALK YACHT own mum
Nominating Committee Chosen to 00-
iect Otheere.
A npocinl meeting of tho Not-well:
Yacht (‘lub was bold last evening at
lilo stuun Norwaik Club for the put»
norm of soiortlng a nominating com-
mlttoo. Commodore Willlnm 3. Hub
llold protdtlod. On motion It. 1700 voted
to nitmo tho following «condition to
Innko report ot‘ otllcorn to be chosen at
tho uttnnui meeting to be held filmi-
ury 20th: (home In Curtll, chuit'mlm
Horned 8. Match. Elblrt W.
Thaddeus C. liotttt rind Ariel Cameo
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