Your Automobile
INSURED
against lire anywhere in the United
States or Canada.
for $2
per hundred per year. by
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
7'! WASHINGTON STRIIT. SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
‘rétnvnoua 100-2
‘ it you have cultivated a taste for
good pure, Caner.
con HOME MADE swears
will certainly tickle y‘our‘palabe.
. ways fresh and enticing.
F. A LANE
Tel. 400. 61 Washington at.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Norwuik and vicinity: Showers
and thunderstorms tonight or Wednes-
day; cooler Wednesday; moderate var-
iable winds, becoming south to south»
west. Cool, slrowery weather has pr-c
vailod (luring the last 24 hours in the
western and central sections, and dry
hot weather in the southern and east
ern sections, The highest. tempera-
ture reported in the eastern section
was 94 degrees, at lioston. The dis-
turbance which Is producing the show
ers in the west, was central this morn-
ing over Lake Michigan and the front
edge of the shower area extends as far
east at Toledo, 0.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: how. high, lib.
Partly cloudy.
1:7;
Dresses at $1.98 are the specials in
the idiots adv. today.
The newtstonc coping along the
West th-nue properties has been corri-
pletcd and the appearance of those
places is greatly improved.
Legrand Ilayrnorrd, funeral director
of Norwalk took the remains of Fred-
erick Camp ltoclm'cll. to Ilay Ridge.
L. 1.. for burial this morning.
Now is the time to buy coal for next
winter and Harris & Liana say their
yard is the place to, buy it. See adv.
Bryant Gerard and wife, from La
Suite, 111.. are spcndirrg Mr". (it‘rurd‘s
two weeks" vacation with his mother.
Mrs. Jessie ll. (icrar'd. in High sin-ct.
South Norwaik.
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~l’unamas and lancy bands 0‘ Ilrlerr
Frank (irrnrncri. the famous base
hail, basket ball and foot ball player
of tho Norwaili High School, has so
cured a position with Thomas. Wash,
the contractor.
Mr. and Mrs. F. ii. Waters and
daughter, who have lrccn rrraltirri: an
extended visit in Scranton. I’i'lill., are
expected to come to their home in
Elm street this cvcnlrru.
The Marvel Social Club. of blast Nor
walk. will hold a meeting this week
with Earle Ednronds. in blast Norwalk.
Routine business is all that Is expected
to come before the meeting.
t"...
The telephone company is laying a
conduit parcllcl to the ltivcr street
railroad tunnel in which the ovcr tread
wircn will he placed. This will help
to keep the air clear liIltll’t'.
Several of the city Rilt't‘iH \vorc oiled
yesterday. including t‘odnr. lii..:lr, (loi-
derr lllll, Mechanic and l‘lrion streets.
and lcly nvenue ’l‘utlrry, West iiVi'llllt'
is being given another (Uiliillp, oi oil
Ir‘iol'lllit lluttcrworth. of New .Yor k, is
spending iiro day in town with his
many friends. He made the trip front
New Yuri. in his large auto and his
friends are enjoying abort apluu this
afternoon.
- l'lvorybody tnvltt-ri to lawn tote.
tomorrow, Ii to it, i Washington Hi.
The adjourned tailoring of tho
Hpr’itmwood Union Sunday school arc
aoclntlon will it" held at the home of
t). M. IAlWi‘i'lli‘t'. 37 Lowe ntrcct,
on Wednesday cvmrimt, the lilih that.
at 8 o'clock.
floor in dooryarda are now quite a
common night about the Norwalloi. The
latest slum alipnurod a day or two alto
in the rear yard at the home of High
way Commissioner llnnlel Danton in
West street.
The llatoha (Iluh went into camp at
the Knob Club today. Thone who have
gone down are Albert. Mslhlu. llerinan
Felnlns, liarberi Baldwin, Stanley
Baldwin. Alan Moses and Tracy Am»
bier. They will stay all summer. it is
thought. Permission has been obtnlnd
mi from lions ilurobnrtl and the tent
erected on the knoll just, to the west
of the bathing beach. All the con-
venienocd possible are afforded at this
place. They have running water and
it is a line view from this particular
wot
-4. ...,_ “mun. .
Cameras, 31 and
Uptvards
Stilton-Powell
VINOL
THI MODERN
Tonic Reconstruclor
SOLD ONLY IV
I“. H. BAXTER
. :ANDERSON'S
Launch Works
Boat Frames set up and ready to
plank.
All kinds 0! repair work.
Launches of all lines built to order
by competent workmen.
Oyster Shell PoinbNorwalk
Sailors, Ahoy!
Take a trip on the launch Ajax from
Roton I’oint around the lighthouse
and gas buoy. Only 10 cents. Every
afternoon.
Can be chartered for fishing or salt-
ing parties any morning at reasonable
terms. Comrrrodlous, safe. speedy. For
particulars address
A. W. Mills, Manager
South Norv‘valk, R. F. D. 37
Phone 179-12
'I‘lrere will be a meeting of the Car-
peniera‘ Ilnlon this evening.
Miss Margaret. Brady, of the Boston
Store, is ill at her home in Westport.
William Norris, of l)anbrrry, has been
a recent guest of Main street friturda.
William Vonlt‘abricc, of Ilelderr Hill.
has taken a position in New York city.
Miss Marnie Iiiley. of the itirsftlll
Store is ill at her home in Pleasant av-
tllltrc.
The families oi’ .1. li‘. I‘luukcit. and
Anthony Stieger‘wahi are in carrrp at
Calf Pasture.
Miss Mae Anderson. of Winnipauh
has been a recent ghost of Miss Edith
Arnnuch, in Wilton.
'I‘rlstrnrn at limit are offering both
lug suits at special pr-iii-u in tlrclr
adv. today, I-‘iettcr read it.
Miss Marnie Slicridcu. ol Wilton,
who is employed in the Loih Sillt Mill.
is tailing a vacation of a Witch.
Mrs. Charles Beers and Miss lit-lie
lleers. are spending the day at t‘ornpo
llench on a small Sizmi prtlrit'.
'l‘lrere \viil be a lllt‘t‘iilli: oi' I'onnvsus
i‘ollticii, Itoynl Ar'trantrrn, tomorrow or
cnlng in their rooms in Wall Hitt‘t‘l.
(‘lrarlea thiffrey. of the total trolley
conductors, of South t'niou :l\'i’llt1t', is
enjoying a day‘s vacation from his iIII
ties.
Miss Elsie Kelby of blast .\‘orwriil..
has returned to her ironic alter a rc
cent visit with friends in .ir-r-rco, Lulu:
Islnlld.
_...
Still two liionths of straw hat \\'I':illl
or before you and .ltnicplr “(NIH ru
vllos you to read about the styles Ilt'
in offering.
—-Stmwa, Straws. at (l llrlfit-ns
The. Pine Lollip- \\'hisl Hub is moot
ing this afternoon at the «lab boom» nl
ltotou l’olnl. Mrn. it). 1'. Wood is the
hostess of the afternoon
Herbert liuldwin, wironv It“; was in‘
lured some time ago by a {all on tho
linob float, in now getting along nice
ly. 'l‘he stiffness in the log has «its
appeared and he is feeling much bul-
ter.
A decree of dinner was granted
Clara lluquat. of South Norwuilt,
from Frank Iltitltlol. ill the superior
tourt in Provident c for non-nupport
(‘lurn llunuet will lulo- bcr ruuidcu
name of Clara button
The Rambler automobile action as
large Knob burr domino-d when it run
into the note of t‘. K. lluntt-r, had
some trouble yesterday “lira-by Am
bit-r who at tlrm-n runs the machine
of his uncle, 11.111 Rum, or Norwalh.
and who had experience with all kinds
pf ominous repaired tho "outline in
the early afternoon. 'l‘lren again in
the evening the auto had the name
trouble. This time an 'ltncey Ambler
had was home.t the has rouitt not be
fixed, an there was no our- atmut that
know how. The lounge company was
telephoned and they sent down a
Pierce machine to tho Knoll anti the
pansengers Ware softly lulu-n to their
call with but a slight delay.
New Postcards
Just Received
6 for 5
_ home; at Gregory' 3 Point.
There will be a card party and dance ' ‘
tomorrow evening at the Entre Nous
Dr. B. H. Huntington was given an
automobile by his wife and son, Ar-
thur. Saturday. The machine, which
is a Brush. la a little beauty
Mrs. Walters Monro, of North Main
street, has gone to Metallack Lodge,
Mass; where she will spend the sum»
mer ,iWIth Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cole and
family.
W.
l’utnum Hose company held a regular
monthly meeting last evening, transac-
ting routine business mostly. Joseph
Rooney was taken into membership of
the company.
‘A vegetable pcddlor'a wagon col-
lapsed‘in South Main street near I-Iavl.
land street, this morning, and the cori-
tents of the wagon were scattered
about the air-cot.
The Rev. Father M. L. l-leagen, of
Newark, New Jersey, and sister, Mrs.
A. 1.. Badman, of New York, visited
last Week witlrthclr sister, Mrs. John
Lee, of Union street.
lluckinghnm Post, W. ll. 0., will hold
its annual picnic at lloton Point on
Friday of this week. The members
will board the 10:30 a. in. car from
Norwalk for the point.
A llethel lady. who had come to
South Norwalk today for special medi-
cal treatment, was taken with couvul~
alone at the railroad depot. this morn-
ing and medical assistance had to be
summoned for her.
An italian woman‘s vegetable wa—
gon lost a wheel this noon under the
Washington street railroad bridge.
Frank Parker came to the resorts and
made repairs, so that the wagon was
able to proceed.
her marriage to Samuel I. Craig. will
take place place on Wednesday, July
Ztlth at 5 o'clock.
George W. Iiorris. for many years
The Ilome of Hart Schnifner 8: Marx Clothes
Cool Suits
$10 to $30
This is the weather you men appreciate our thin
suite at their true value. Light-colored light-weight
clothes for Summer, thin yet durable; the coolest fa-
brics wool can make. The perfect hand needle work
gives them shape-keeping, qualities which are lacking
in many of the suits offered generally.
Soft, delicate grays. tans. olives, blue serges, in rough
weaves, tropical worsteds, wool crashes and home-
spuns—half and quarter lined with alpaca—in models
for men and young men—coat and trousers, $10 to $30.
We are having a big call for soft shirts; lucky we
bought so many early in the season; they're scarce
now. Beauties in soisettc, silk-and-linen and pure silk,
French culls, collars or neckbands, 500 to $3.00.
Separate Summer trousers, $2.50 to $6.
TWO STORES:
I
Miss Margaret Lee. of Union street. The New Store South Norwalk
who has been severely ill of typhoid
fever. is now able to be around, and 24 Wall St" Norwalk. 14 South Mam St.
the well known ticket man in the west-
bourrd South Norwalk depot during the
day, is seriously ill at his home in
West street. Mr. Harris has a host
of friends who hope for his early re-
covery. During his illness, substitutes
are caring for his allies.
The board of school visitors and the
high school committee will have a con-
t'eronce tomorrow averting to talk over
the subject of the Iiigh school course
and particularly with reference to the
cutting of the commercial course from
four to two years. it. is held by rrrirny
that a four years course is practically
prohibitor'y to a large number of poo-
plc.
«Venom-.4
A regular monthly meeting of Old
Well Hook and ladder t‘ornpuny was
held last night at headquarters in
liavliand slrccl. Owing to the heat.
the attendance was not very large and
business was hustled through without
delay. Two propositions for member-
shrp were received and a preliminary
report was made by the Committee on
the forthcoming fair, the date of which
will be announced shortly. it is ex-
pected now that the fair will be of one
Week's duration.
Sunday was the most popular day
so far at the club house of rho l‘lntre
Noun, the newly turmoil and organized
club for ('athollc women, at Gregory's
itonnlo liorsc Feed
Feed
('Iiii‘k l-‘cetl
Poultry
Stuck i-‘ccd
Opposite Norwalk Hotel
QUALITY
Ileni uric (can
A lml‘sc is like a lillill not
fresh
'l‘ he successes that haw lrcoll won on a foundation of clicapness are as
scarce and unsatisfactory an soap buliblts
worth. rind worth commands its price.
lectiniz the feed for his beast.
unless he's woll fed
what it does to you.
onlt follows
A wise innrr is careful in se
\vor th llltlt it
And proper iecdirii: means to hrrrr \crt Illllill
lionnic iiorso i-ocd lhornc groundi is composed
of good sweet corn, oats barley and atrial produits.
each day; stale western feeds "lav \\'l~r~l_\' be let alone.
ill triifltl
Quality First, Last and All the Time.
illt‘ lliIt' “I
THE CHILDREN'S STUDIO
We Photograph Children at Their Best
PICTURE FRAMING
All kinds of Frames constantly on hand
Jackson's Studio
53 Wall St.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHILDREN
have prior been a specialty and aucccss with us. that we have rnvrltcd
Nor-walk. Conn.
Theodore lluoacvclt, slapping illfford
I’ilit‘irol, the deposed linlied Stains
Forester. alul Marshall Stimson. of IA)“
Armpit-n, Out. heartily on their should-
ers this morning. The colonel l'tltlt'
in from Oyster liay in his automobile
and greeted his friends as he stepped
into the elevator of the building, where
he has his office,
(201, Roosevelt had several vialiora
during “today. The callers included
Herbert Knox t-hnltb Commissioner of
t'orporntionl; Prof. H. l, liailoy, of
Cornell. chairman of tho ileum-volt
tlouniry Life (lornmlaalon; Congress-
rnnu W. 8. liennot. of New Yorir. anti
Congressman tilrnrlou N. Fowler. of
New Jersey.
A detonation from Macon, (in. coup
ported or 10. W. titetaou. W. a. lion
woody a control" of 1 ol liner-volt and
Harry l-ltillwsli Edwards, prmtruuutcr
at March. called on tol lloosovvlt to
require birn to make a speech at Ma-
tlull.
Mr. l'lncltot an traced that he
would leave for t'alfornia tomorrow
to talu- the stirrup in behalt or Hiram
Johnson. who Ill seeking the submari-
ioriul nomination in California. and is
endorsed for the. honor by the liincolib
liomrovuit League of California.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Minn Hater l’reeca. of Fort street.
Earn Norwallt, was admitted to the
hospital this morning and was operat-
ed upon by Dra‘. W. .l. 'i’racey and 1r’.
1. llurnoll.
.lohn McNamara. of South Norwailt.
was admitted to the hospital this
morning and was operated on later by
hrs. W. .l. Tracey and 1“, l. iinrneil.
lioth patients are renting tmrnfort»
ably this afternoon.
ANOTHER TRAIN DITCHKD.
NO. 70 WASHINGTON OT.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE l08. FREE DELIVERY.
Mohair . .0200
Hot weather Underwear
GIIPIELLTOWII II. B. I8
DESTROYEII BY FLAMES
(Continued From First Page.)
has been so completely obliterated
from the map as this hitherto busy
lurnbcr town.
BA'I‘IIIlUIiS'I‘. N. B.. Joly 12.~——I~‘ully
three thousand persons in Campbell-
ton are homeless today as the result
of a tire which yesterday and last night
destroyed a large portion of the town.
The lost of eight lives was reported
early today. but it Is probable that the
death list will not exceed two. Tele-
graph and telephone wires between
Ilathurst and iampbellton are down
and all information received here was
brought by trainrnen
t‘anipbcllton was the largest cedar
sllilrglt center in Eastern America and
prm-titnlly all of the mills there were
destroyed, including the big plant of
the Shin-c Lumber Uonrpan . Richards
Lumber t‘ornpnny and the . l‘fnt Mills.
The property of the three concerns, in
which American capital has interest-
cd. was valued at 31.000000.
In addition. the lutercolonlal rail.
way station, round houses. hundreds of
cars. two churches. two banks and oth.
or business houses and many dWell
inizu.‘ lnrucly occupied by rnlll hands
and railroad employee were oblitera-
it‘ti.
The tire starter] yesterday in the
mills of the Richardson Lumber (‘onr-
parry and formed by a southwesterly
gale spread to all parts of the town.
The water mains filled at a critical
l‘ur‘nt. Yesterday was not far behind time and even with aid sent from New
in the visitation oi rncnilrcrs, and to» :‘iistlci Iliatlihurst land ballrousilel. lb:
rnorrow crenlng it in cxpcclcd that all L ,i .illllli ’0 G" poop 0 “'9“? ans l 0
humor attendances will ln- irrokcrr, ' “""""1"" “w“ "“' W"”’“ “‘ “ ““ llltlki' headway against the onrush of
for there \iill bc ltlltithci dance, the tlrc flames, the fire spread to the
tit-ginning of tho \t‘w‘ki)‘ affairs, and it corals and rrnderhrush and extended
In cxpectmi that the number present it‘s far as Rlclrardsville, two miles from
will be record-brcuhias. 'l‘lrt- t‘atholn: tnrnhheilton. Several buildings in
Hull orchntra will l‘trrnihwt- rurmto Ricilnrnvllie were burned.
for IIlt occasion lire total loss in tnmpbollton is es-
_.__.... w , tlruated at $2,000,000. The population
ROOSEVELT GREETS FRIENDS of the town is aborrt 5,000.
WEAKFISH ................. 10:: LB. Halibut Eels. Kennebsc Salmon, But Nanslmo, N. 8., Fire Leas.
Large Number of Callers At His Of. ‘2‘: LB tern-h. Sea Bass. Mackerel, 801i NANAIMO. B. 0.. Jury 12,41“,
fics Today. SMALL BLUES ''''''''' ' CHI"- Cflb Meat, Little Necks, ”“9 ltouran Catholic Church and St. Anne's
NEW YORK Julv 12.'—~‘””t'l‘t' nl‘v STEAK COD -------------- ”‘3 LB- "1" “Wm-'1 CI‘ml t‘orrvent wore burned last night. Forty
rny anihrnchlutlc friends.“ said t‘nl. orphans in the convent were resorted,
but all belonginns were destroyed. The
loss is placed at $250,000.
Blane In Winsted.
\VINSTE‘I). July 1?..- The home of
Miss Anna Lynunhuu in t‘auaan, was
(betrayed by the early this morning.
entailing a loan of about 81,200; par-
tially t-owrod by insurance. Fire star-
rod following the explosion of an oil
Hitll’t‘.
Rumour to your summer visitors that during vacation la the time to
all for Photographs.
The place ll
The North Studio
are either right or
)f our depart rnoni
Stamford.
IOUTH NOflWALK.
wrong. they are injurious.
to its and have them made right
, We have a Physician. who is a
Skilled Eye Specialist,
There is No Middle Ground
in wizard to wearing ulna-es They
wrong: it
Come
in charge
M) t ”Mimi:
Full EXAMINATION. and an"... prescribed only when necessary,
THAMER
Optician ‘
87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
Conn.
Open Monday at Saturday Evening:
Economy
is seldom popular. but it Is the
most essential element of
arrcceua
You cannot succeed long with-
out it. and new favorite time to
begin
Economical people umrully have
savings accounts anti we invite
yours
TheSouth Norwaik
Trust Co.
4% 0n Iavlnga
SUMMER OUTFITS FOR MEN
Two and threerplece cool Suitamue Serge and fancy
Mixtures ...........................010.00 to 020.00, ‘-
Very thin Unlined Coats tor hot days. ’. VI,‘
White and Fancy Stripe Pasta with cuff bottoms.” and M
Khaki Pants . 01.60
Odd Trousers .01.00 to “.00 V'-'
............ .500 per-garment ~
Cont Shirts, soft collar, double cuff .. . . .. . .. $1.00, $1.60 ‘
Colored Interwoven Socks, gause weight.
Iiathlng Suits $1.00 up \
Bummer Oxfords, all leathers ...............sa.oo. 04.00 \
Straw and Leather Suit Cases .. . . . . . . . . . . . ..
'i‘runksvldverything for the vacation.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
an...
NORWALK
Savings Society
lNCOIPOIATID I.“
SAN FRANCISCO, Jilly 12 ~Ii‘otlr
care and the engine in a special train
carrying the members of the Ameri
can Chemical Society, from hos An-
gelea to than Francisco, were ditched
this morning. two miles south of More.
Monterrey county. it is believed the
engineer and firemen were killed. No
,, a wasmaercn area“
COLEMAN’S
passengers were seriously injured.
DEPOSITS OVER 33,775,000
George ht. Holmes. Presidenh
Wm. A. Ourtls, Vise-Freebie»
Blue Barge .........03.60 1
.. a
11-00 no . ‘.,
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I
AM ERICAN REPUBLICS CONVEN-
TION.
Fourth international Conference Opens
at Buenes Ayres.
BUENOS AYRES, July 12.—- The
fourth international conference‘of li-
merican Republics was formerly open-
ed ln this city today and will remain '
in session for five or six weeks.
The last conference was held In Rio
Janerc in 1906 and was generally re.
garded as a success. The present con-
ference plans to adopt a series of con-
ventions and resolutions framed for
the actual good of the various states
on the American continent. subject to
ratification by the governments con.
cerned, and in some quarters the 1m-
portarrce of then gathering is regarded
as second only to the great peace con-
fcrerrce at Tire Hague.
The members of the ‘American (1910‘
gallon are Henry White. former Amen
ilcinsch, of the University of Wiscon-
sin; Prof. David Kinley. of the Univ",-
slty of lllinois; Prof. John Buried:
of California; E B Moore, U. 8. Cone
rrrlssioner of Patents, Washington; J.
Ii Quintero lower and journaloat, at
New Orleans; Col. Enoch Crowder. as-
sistant judge adtocate of the army.
Washington; Lewis Nixon. former na-
val constructor, New York; Prof. J. B.
Shepherd, Columbia University; Cab-
ot Ward, former secretary of state of
Porto Rico and William T S. Doyle.
assosrant chief of the Division of bat.
tln- American Affairs. State Depart.
meat
The opening address of welcome will
he delivered this afternoon at 4 o'clock
by. In. V'. de la Plaza, the Argentine
Minister of Foreign Affairs. Henry
White will reply for the delegated.
Yesterday was "Varnishing day“ in
the North American section of the
Fine Arts Exhibition. held In connec-
tion with the centenary of the Indepen—
dence of the Argentine Republic. A
rnumhcr of well-known American Ir-
tlsts have specimens of their work.
Among those present at yesterday's lli~
formal view were Charles H. Bhorlll.
the American Minister and the Ameri-
can delegates to the convention. '
'i‘ he International Scientific Con-
gress. in connection with the Pan-Ain-
ericarr gathering, held its first session
today in the Colon Theatre. The ad-
(location by the American delegates
were received with especial mar-lilo
approval.
'1 be first days of the conierence will
see a number of entertainments in
honor of the visiting foreignere.Amon'
others Rodriguez Larretta will live an
elaborate delegate .to the contention.
and lime. Larrcttn will give an olabor.
ate luncheon for the delegates at till“
residence.
”a... a-
Iiiflil Ill flit SIREN J
WALL STREET. 10:10 I. “1.“le
stock market opened quiet and lint.
iioutbera l'arilic advanced 1 1-2. bu
the advance in other stocks did a
exceed a moderate fraction. The net-
nl stocks, aside from Anaconda, were
supported and made a slight “in.
WALL STREET. 11 la. Mahdi"
broadened and there was a further ten-
erai advance in much all of the import-
ant stocha flitlii‘t’id notably. Subsequent-
iv there was a determined drive
against Amalgamated Copper and it
yielded on nearly offerings to 07. the
lowest price of the year. The rest of
the market eased off sympatheticallt
but was being supported at 11 e'cioe
want. STREET. Noon-«When the
decline in Amalgamtod Cooper was or-
rested the market lapsed into extreme
dullness. A favorable weather null
for the crop: was a sustaining hila-
once The tone was fairly steady at
noon Bonds were Irregular. .
WALL STREET, 1 p m.--li‘mh Dilli-
ing of Amalgamated Copper and Unit;
ed t'ltatea Steel had a depressing title“
slide on the whole list. All of the not:
at stocks were weak, and then. fill
a pretty general relapse to below m
4
road at och:
The administration acpcunt at M
estate or the late Charles ll. W
or cannon street, South Matti.
Frederick A. Ilia, Guy & Trees. .
mum in the probate court W
‘t
y.
loan ambassador to France; Prof. PIN \
torday' a closing by the principal fill-
m
.5
'3,
.4
Moore of Columbia Un‘iverai%blevr
York; Prof. Bernard Moses U m
Norwalk Chronicler