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SALE
llvuifled Curtains
At 391:, 500 and 75d ii paii'
Sash Curtains, -
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’ j('i’eorge H. Bracken. of Maple street.
a .
The I). M. Read Ccni‘pany are nd-
~vertising summer black. goods for
mourning wear. Prices, etc, will be
found in the adv.
-—Have you read O'Brien s adv.
.Oomet parties are not partial to
this brand of weather. There has not
been a totally clear night' since the
middle of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Benedict. of
New York, were guests Sunday oi ltep
resentatlve and Mia h‘mderitk H
Quintard, of this city.
With a tail in the east and one in
the West the comet appears to bc glv
"l5 a continuous show, like certain
varieties of vaudeville.
In the Catholic Club pool tourna-
meat. tuiday night .lohn Sheehan
(fated was defeated by Edward
Burns by the score or 45 to 44.
The many friends of M111 (‘lidmd
Cargill, who ls.at present in thc Nor-
walk Hospital, will be glad to hear
that she is rapidly improving.
Miss Helen Harrlot, who has been
the guest of Miss Marietta Couch, oi
Inyvicw avenue, for the past month.
has returned to her home in New York
c iy.
Albert Rose, of Spring Hill. a grad-
date of Mcrrill‘s Business College, has
obtained a position in Stamford. He
Went to Stamford this morning to be
gin his new duties.
—- Sand gravel,
lnond llroa. -
The Girls‘ Friendly Society of Grace
Church will hold 11 meeting this even
log in the Guild room. The singing of
fill! (-100 (‘lllb will be I feature of the
cvcnlng' 3 entertainment.
.lnck Lee, formerly of Hifll street.
who is at present at Georgetown, but
will shortly go to Binghampton. New
York, was a guest over night of Ward
Van Alstyne, of, liayvlcw avenue.
When you hire a car you naturally
expect, the best your money can buy.
When yllu birc tinl Packard car of
lluni‘ord d1 Brooks your expectations
are fully realized. Price per hour will
he found in the. adv.
Six years ago a young merchant
started an account with the South Noe
walk Trust Company. it was a hard
struggle for a couple of years. Now his
average. balance is six hundred dollars.
Small accounts invited.
The Overlook baseball team went to
Wilton Saturday afternoon where they
played the Wilton baseball club. 'l‘bcy
defeated the latter by the score of l
to l. The game was :1 good one and
there were quite a number present.
~l-‘anamna and all kinds oi straw
hats. at O’Brien's, next week.
Sheriff Sibley. of Windham county.
took to the state prison yesterday
morning Harry Chlpiu-nduic. convicted
of manslaughter and sentenced to im»
pi'laonmont. for from three to six years
He was held as an accessory in 11 mai-
practlcc case.
The street department's wagon and
then wvrc at work this morning clean
i111: up ICIy avenue, seemingly the re.
suit or the articles appearing: in The
Sentinel allowing the deplorable comll
(ion of said thoroughfare. From pres»
ant upprai'uuccu there will be iurihcr
di‘vciopmcnts looking towards curbs
and sidewalks.
.\i1'. 11 1| Mrs. (‘hurlcs llcunuulil. pl
New Y( Lolly. litre returned from
tip extended weddin‘ trip through the”
south. They were 9 guests or Mi
and Mrs A. 11. fitelaeiwald of Main
street. ovci Sunday. and left yesterday
lumping for their home in New York.
Mr. lir-nnnuld is a well known bunker
or New York city
: llandy men for all work. Raymond
limo.
Carlos Martinez, a Ki'lliilliiii' from
Overlook Academ . of East avenue.
who is now a am em or Brown‘s lini-
ioam. 1101i. Ray.
varsity of Providence, it. i.. spent
Bumlny as the guest of Nowell:
friends Mr. Martinez made many
friends during“ his pro lavatory course
in NoMlii. Ho I'm cmupahiod on
ihc visit by Mr. (been. also riom
lilownn ‘11
The llliul sitting oi‘ihc
{enrollment helwmm Our lliolhcrs and
he liliilel Lodges will be held loillltllt. ,
0111' nihiiwrs have soul in 11 resilient.
that the wind be shifted both the cast.
to the Wi st and it surely looks as
i 011in their request hII been nmntrki.‘
be members of Our Brothers' lodge
any that with the wind in the west
they cannot possibly lose. They will
Ill play a careful game tonight for it
means a supper to the side who wins.
8‘” Brothers now lead by 1i .015 points,
i tonight may even yet turn out dis
gatroiisly for them.
W
slitvs'roa CHARIOTT
Geiieml Contractor
dawn. water work grading. muon-
iv work and rock excavation. Elti'
mate‘s cheerfully given on all contract
work. Orders are solicited.
‘ Tel. Rib-d 26 Wood Street
25c 11 pair
plilorlllc'
1
, teral'eeehtilinosa
Herbert 0. Pollard is spending the
11.
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William Daniels is recupe
dariwrflaw york pity on billi
Retold wither
in Want «Met with I Iiighl attack oil
. topsliitiq. , :2
Miss Madeline Sturges. bl Norwalk. “
has been a guest of Miss Anna Banks,
in Western
voila toyfa
church will meet in the Sunday school
room tomdrrow at 2 11.111.
The Rakeover Club members are
planning to go in Bridgeport this eve-
, ning and attend Poli'p Theatre.
Miss Rosalia moist pnd lldll'iund Cro
fat of New Haven. were (bolts OVer
Sunday of relatives in this city.
The Barbers Union will hold a
meeting, this evening, in the Central
Labor Lyceum on Washington street.
Thomas Walsh, the building contrac-
tor. is erecting a new perch on the,
home of George Allen, in issues place.
David B. ’l‘inkior has the contract
to paint the handsome residence or
E. l". Knapp, in West street, South
Norwalk.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur E Benedict, of 37 West
street Mother and daughter are do
lng nicely.
Edward liubbell oi Weatport, has
purchased a line new Mitchell surrey
through the Reynolds Auto Garage
company.
~«Aii kinda oi straw hats at
ti‘llrien's next week. ‘
May. it is probably safe to predict.
will provide more cloudy and more
partly (doudy days than any month in
u long little.
It you want a demi-tonncau Cadil-
lac “Thirty," l“. niacin/cod dc Com-
on Sen adv.
’l‘he Matinee Whisi Club will meet
this week with Mrs. Walter Harvey
Weed at "ltnloramn," her home on
l’mspcct iiill.
l3-1l11n1d ll. i)'llrlen or Mack well'
known in South Norwalk as be for
mcrly resided here. spout Sunday in
town with friends.
» (linger cookies today. llnnner llky.
'l'llol‘o 111111 a meeting or the enter-
tainment committee or the Norwalk
liigh Bchool Alumni ”violation, last
evening in the High School building.
They met to make plans for the next
meeting of the association.
The De imxe orchestra moi last
night {or its weekly rehearsal at the
home or Archibald Merriam in Bay
view one This new orchestra in
dolngflely under the leadership oi
liowa d A. ’l‘iily. The manager is John
W. Siecgmullcr.
This is the last, week in which city
1! Smith Norwalk lama can in- paid-
without interest at the rats of ulna
per cent, per annum.
Hum S, Wilcox, in the l’uitoil llank
building. will be glad to hear from all
those Who have. not yet paid, hetero
June 2. as on that date he will begin
cbprginn interest. as compelled by Inw.
Packard “30"
When you hire a car for pleasure
you should receive the best your
money will buy. ‘
And in owning a Packard "30"
for one hour or one day, as you
wish. you receive the beat in
America,
You may carry any number up‘
to and including six pi-opll'. ill I.
cast of three dollars per hour for.
two or more with a minimum
charge of live dollars.
Hanlord 81 Brooks
42 NORTH MAIN ITRIIT
SOUTH NORWALK
Hundreds oi Town and
Country Properties
For
Sale .
.47....
The Lawrence Agency
“' 15 scorn with critter
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()uickAuto Service
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Name Wiil Io Given Upon
Applienion.
i can with confidence recommend
Dr. Dick’s Medicine. in use, it accom-
plishes all which is claimed or it. i
can endorse it II at «waist efficiency
in La (li'ippo and Rheumatism.
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is in ‘rowu
clIIIy in Appearance. with the Luigi
Iiyio Monteiair Touring Body. “I
Extreme power on hills with I I
of 4 to ill) mileI Il'i hour on ma
makes this the ideal oar.
Remember the speedy little "ll
mobile 20" runabout. his the relic
stairwell. ”invents 30.” Ryderonewa
and Coltunbil.
'Plione MR. Glellli. MM. or our
new game, 733-4. .
Auto ‘Ld‘iilpaiiy
a; at.
ery‘Ix is ill at iallonia ;
Red, white and blue crepe paper
only. It: be roll at Brinerman' a. Three
Till! Sewing Circle 111 idle li‘irat M. 113.: ,
poor will guarantee immediate deliv-.
(.‘ol iector Wll- i
From I Distinguished Details! When «
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COMPETENT
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OFFICE AaslarAN'rI
With: A to h uphill.
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tit iiitlccodiwotyrcr {“13an
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Rim 2 a ¥illsiu ilow your winiovr Hill.
thvvwlll clln llir moi lire-r11: and
not the hen oi the 111mm" run
an: n meals“ I commended bar nurseries
will
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fill. with the Mmdnxukpl your “A:
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”EYou am upecllll I’ll uutldlo
view the Vudor lxhib t in our
shade department.
A; J. Collins Co
rulers Direéldrs and Embalmers.
South Norwalk. Colin
DON’T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY TO
PREPARE FOR BUSINESS
At MERRILL COLLEGE
Are Wanted
Port. Chester,
II WALL Iriii‘a'r.
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because we sell only the boat wrarlug lines or Btll’rl'.
i CHILIJRICN'S SHOES, As well all
“’0.“ E538.
. .Staplford
South Nomads
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O. B. deckson
Optician
in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free
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NORWALK.
Quality Is Our Magnet
wasps and
the leading liner. in MEN'S and
l Our Prices Are Within Reach of All
FLYNN
go upsumorou eraser.
8. RYAN
, south, NORWALK.
“Mrs. )‘oung Wife!
~-~I’crhnps hubby‘s away.
«Aileen props for some time
wl’rohnbly he‘s a little homesick.
wlluilxeru for sight 1)! baby.
-—Cln't come home just yet.
wWhy not send baby to him'.’
wNot in person.
”but. via photograph.
i Milo yourself. too.
‘ weenie way,
”some photograph.
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Clan in dowry deierip’ticii.
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odd-n dlliutibrn. one Ii
clinic" ._ pluui Mric heirs:
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’i‘hc girl who is skilini with her
brush is certainly to ho envied this
.. number way in which uho may
inn-11w the bounty of her summer
ioildiir-h it: to paint, dvcr the llill'llll'ft‘
rt plain silk paranoia barge. shadowy»
flowers or a conventional border.
I
as GLOVER’S an
LAl‘J‘IES’ OXFORDS and
33.00
SUMMER FOOTWEAR
w TWO STORES W
GEO. 8. NORTH
Photographer
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“78 Washington Street
PUMPS ‘
88.60 Moo
which often a good coloration of
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Ilium NoiivVALK. court.
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vitae rand-a.
Wand MRI Work for Everything
item a Piggery
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i One. two and three-birth: radar.
to a Palace
sum: Milli.
Sheathing and Bulldm‘ Paper. .
ilnir inauiuiint Iiid penicillin Ropers
..
it, (‘iiili t‘lillp to ‘31 if 11111er
VH3 mi be; it lunlli)
but which she chooses furl 11: Ituniluit
pnini routs only it little less than it
tho dollar bill, it Will r uiru only a
tanning wing of plir‘iiot pilinngr or n,
single landmine iiower spray.
l
1 mowliix much more rapidly tbnnt
Isl: cottages coauthored a con
Ii item F“. and Charles
(Continued‘frolu til-It Eire) l
.11 an important factor in the. celloph-
.Iitr. 1111 the Marlin u; the menus
9:. local merchant‘s In spend money
" l~¥
pm Wield, ii otter Were t ,
1- numbers at «shim» so as
retain-1y to and tram work and there
is evidencemt content amps; them.
The southern section the (ity is
to! any other hark In addition iii”
a: of
years can in Wodmird avenue by iii-ll:
1 u had tit mega?" mi 1135
or till alto or a compo .
and has six more hint finished or about
to be finished All are finely built
places with every modern improve-
|lllallt and convcn no i
llr. Harry E es and Morris lilo
‘slein believe in the possibilities of
“drain yenue, and have three houses-
llwl flnlu near Ramllayenue. Fred- '
ci'lek V Becker .Ind JOth irvinll
hpve recently com ieied attractive
homes on tile onst Ii o of Uncoiii ave‘ ’
one aContractor William H. sum. iIf
now engaged in directing three new
houses in the vicinity. A short time
1159 William Fools and William J.
Sabre comp sled new houses on the
lower end of Woodward avenue. and in
Meadow street and vicinity four other
houses for different parties are being
built. The residents of Woodward
avenue, from Meadow street to the
11,-in line lime laid or are now laying
concrete sidewalks, and improving
their property in many ways. The
imoul beautiful section of shade trees
in the town can be found .along this
‘ thoroughfare. and the maple or this. vi-
'rllilly are inally proud of the smear-
’ance of the street and the paces
there.
.lobn hicMuilcn is still spending a
large amount of money in laying out
gardens and lawns on the extensive
property which he purchased or re-
‘cliiimed by illiiun ln.‘ The land ex-
tends to Quiniard avenue, and had
zircon fenced in and attractively ar-
lranucd. ln ilnrriti avenue llarry W.
Mother and Alfred llrown
completed new houses.
Work has been progressing for sev-
eral months on the immense stone
saniturlum of ilr. Alvin l). \‘l’adsworth
at Mass Hill. and ii is expected this
will be finished by Thanksgiving Day.
it will double his iacilltlcs for caring
ior patients. it represents an invest-
ment oi about 3211.000. Only a year ago
in. \ii‘misworth placed a $10,000 addi-
tion on bill xlrcscni sliillliirlum.
A new residence in Rcyinonr avenue
for Miss ("lam Ryxboe. has Just been
finished and the i‘oundnthn tor anothv
or one in Reed street has been cour
plcicd. This will be. for lproy Wheel
er.
(in Woodhnry avenue a new scal-
dcnrc for William H. Raymond. .lr.. of
Norwalk, is under way, and Joseph A
Mthllm is to elect nlli' on Ellnrrcsi.
it will lost about 315111111 Mrv. Marl
purer Hepburn will erect 11 but real-
1lcnw on Comatoch llill.
Harbor View Beach.
Al Harbor View item-l1 scvrrul bun-
galows and summer lounges arc helm:
llulslimi 11p. (inc of the most ailraviivc
or these is for lan'rcnce A. Wingless.
of South Norwalk, who is at the head
recently
of the l’henix li‘ur Company. Another
is for Mrs. Lula l’. lirewne. of New
York; Dr. Francis J. Mcldaren, Of-NiPw
York: Mrs. C. H. Fairly, of New (‘a~
Dana. and Mr, l.ur1'h.oi' New York.
also have attractive new bungalows
under way.
Hayeb' Hill Development.
People at Harbor View and vicinity
are looking inward with interest to
the opening of another bi; tract o:
lardae «II summer resort. This is I‘
Hayes' Hill mehibd. and the owner is
howls H. Nash, of Brooklyn. 11 lormer
resident of $0th Norwalk. He has
laid out a street from Harbor View
Reach, around the shore to Vllille:
Creek, just, oil 11! Wilson avenue, and
in time it is likely the creek will he
dredged out and a bridge constructed
across it, thus opening up a lame num-
bl'l‘ or acres or line. summer property.
Mr. Nash has dour: much filling and
grading and has taken A deep interest
in laying out the property.
lnduslrlally it might be mentioned
that Souih Norwulk is also growing. in
addition to the new parade of the (‘01:.
solidatcd Automobile Company just
completed in West avenue. the (ton:
tract has lawn given out for the cri-
iarhinx or the Municipal it‘llN‘ii‘lt‘ Light
plant, which will atamt double the ca:
purity. The Phcnix hit Company.
which recently purchased the former
Wolthauacn lint t‘ompany's plant, in
’Woodward avenue. has had I large
four story elevator bliilt there. A lame
number or changes have been made in
the interior of the hulldin , Ind the
plant will be a model one w on the fur
factory moves into it in A few would?
Outside of South Norwalk prospects
for building are bright. and at least
one citizen is inter-cued in thiI. Timo-
thy l‘ Foley the well-known railroad
contractor, has been awarded
tracts by the Central New England
Railroad Company, to construct
hi‘lilgos 00 and ion. at Grant. Connec-
ticut. and expects to begin work cool).
M Row-yion.
The (room for ii‘rnnk .l. Uu'kwood's
new house in liowayiou avenue, has
been raised. and work was begun ibis
weal: excavating for the and residence
which E. W. McKcndrie will erect in
Rowaylou avenue.
The line new concrete railroad ala-
lion is completed, and Roflayion resi-
dents are taking a iuatltlable pride in
i
The bungalow of Mrs Alvah 8 Tot-
hili is progressing rapidly. And still be
marinated. in about a month it iI two
stories hilh. 1
At Recon Point the pavilion has
been entirely rebuilt. and ever thing
will be cc plated tor the open at on
Memorial by. A new roof, door and
sides have been put on the. east and
o: the buildings. several oi the, other
stands have been enlarged and im-
provtId
Belle “land.
The host sea in c hi tony or
the island is co ildcnt lt'i 11.111511 ion
ward in this 111111. Willum C. dillllh
hits howl litre en ooliru choice of all
lin- roinlt. on the whistle. and in having
,.Buhinau bond tioaI continue .,
39c and 50c Corset Covers.
?5c
of cross bar muslin.
trimmed with neat em.
bloidcry and ribbon. Sale
price ................... 25!:
Made.
10c Lawns, Sc yd.
Fine quality Lawn. in short
lengths. 3 to lb yards ;
regularly 10c. “'t'illli‘ii:
titty ................. 5c yard
25c Velvet Ribbon. 'f2c yd.
Just for Wednesday. extra
wide Velvet Ribbon, all col:
are; regularly 25c. Wed-
nesdAy ............. 121: yard
Kimonos at l5c
Neal Lawn Short Kimonos,
good patterns. This sale..15c
92 Washington
Street
mom a.
86 WASHINGTON ST.
Mr Smith by the way. has recently
bundle the largest properti owner on
the island He had last season a large
and handsome residence, but he has
just now completed two big houses
and two extensive bungalows. which
he is having handsomely luinlsbed
und will rent. His 111 \1 gariigc will :11
commodntc six automobiles, and a'
large section of the shore land has
been enclosed and two tennis courts
mu“. ibcrrin.
Mr. and Mrs. lhirivln A. \‘l'mlluuus
haw bad the exterior of their house
i‘t‘slliillzli‘d. a fireplace and an outside.
biotin-y built. and the land improved.
lit‘r‘i'lo E. Eduards. president or the
ilellc island lllllll‘OVI'llll‘lll Association,
on] cashier of the Twentythlrd Ward
Bank, New York, has men at work im-
gll'iiblllK his property. and has inst pur-
chascd a handsome bunting cabin
launch.
Eli-Commodore William F‘. Clarke.
at the south cud oi the island. has had
a due portseochorc built. and other
(henna made.
John P loo. ex president of the
belle island improvement Association.
is having content. Walks laid about his
property and the interior oi the house.
remodeled.
William 8. surmount, bu shinslod
the exterior of bin collage and enlarged
and iuxprovod the interior arrange-
meals.
i'hsrlcs hi. chrcns, who purchaned
the former llollo Island hotel. hull
niovml ii to u new site. overhauled and
renovated it. as well as enlarging; ll.
William it in iunrcst has ciliailtr
llil.‘ t ‘cdur cottage uhit'h lu- occupies.
and put addition» on the two smnllbr
houses which lli‘ rents.
Henry W. Plant. of New York. has
raised his property several feet. and
proposes to make a number at chant»
as which will alter the appearance oi
the building
Judge Ethanol Tweedy, or Dalibury.
has made extensive repairs to his eotf
tags, and is havlna it repainted
John Dillon. the New York detectitcj
litil placed a cobble fence about hi1
grounds at the entrance to the island
and is now improving‘ri house.
rill-I. Jennie A. h vflilflaenorii
has had her college re red and re
.nlnied.
Charles Klein or hobbyieh who has
our purchased the. bungalow of ill:
layer iticlmrd ii Golden. has plan
.ni to calm go the house.
m'lleut lilillig that pills. (maul, be on
1d 'l‘limisltnds of «intimate cabin. hill
Libelp placed in excellent condition
with crushed stone and other material.
Extra White Specials if
for Wednesday
MlNTZ’S Smitten
..,“Th,e House” at Adhvrty and Progress .
ANNUAL
MuslinUnderwear
SALE!
mph-class underwear. at Reasonable
Prices, Is the Keynote of This Sale
l‘uiintlncas, good fabrics, excellent. workmanship mark all
We utter a complete line or sizes and styles.
lar stock We are showing the latest novelties—SERPENTINE CREPE; f
lilWNS and UNDERMUSLINS. trimmed in real linen lace.
Sale Will Continue All Next WeekC
The N. E. Rya
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_ iii utilised,
man cured by Dunn's «Mliutni‘dni 6
cent: at any drug store.
50c De Beroiile haunts, ;
39c 1
Lin Berolse Brassiere; regu.
lal'ly bile; this day ....... .396
Gowns at 490
it) doz. new Muslin Gowns,
neatly trimmed; title va- ~
lucs: sale price .......... 496
Ladies' Vedls, 80
Good quality Summer Vests;
12c values. For this day...“
Ladies' Lingerie Dresses,
31 .98
Just for Wednesday. White
lJngcrio Dresses trimmed
with lace. Wednesday
only ............... .. . J1 1.“ .
yr...
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in: " 3 dis‘
sar-
From our rogu-
80a UT RCWEK
lililil lliiilliill ii
llllilll liltiiliili
Thousands oi llo‘llars Secured '
p
‘u‘d
on *llauipuiatiou oi Ware-
house Receipts
the alleged manipulation of wnré'hmldb ,
receipts, the firm or Durant I Elmore. ,
ban) Chicago. 811 ale, and Boston;
has Domino i111 olved in a financ tan-
opments The National continental
Bank of Albany holds the
paper (or 8300. 000. the Firlt, in! ‘
more are said to more been tired
from outer-towinstitutions.1 '“
Piésideni l‘Jamea 1-}.Pei'kinl,oj
National Commercial Bank t film
informed." says Mr. Forum.“ "
eight or nine banks hold the IMP.
with whom the firm has dull. 4
number oi individudls“ ,
fairs is not known but an an '
launder way. Gibson Oliver.
Mira of its Albany oiilce. : 1
members oi the firm but doll
has been lorlhchmihlt.
Edwin W Elmore, a metal)!!!
so. is assisting in the int mind“.
The scheme by which the
simple one. A11 upon an
min wAa ship
Warehouse receipt. This ill.
regular course of halide“. ‘
have been IO manipulated u ,
possible the heavy loans i .
'liho man whom duty it is dis
have been to take up the
dei iverad amine railroad can
not do an Add
ALHANY, hi it, May 24.———'l‘hrough
grain merchants. 'ith eludes initi-
gle \Ullkil promises senaatl'ondl ~
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