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ABIWIATI6 PRISIIII NIWI "16" ALL PART. OF THI WORLD BY A IIPIOIA‘L Will! AND OUR 6W" OPERATOR.
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I , Tuesday cloudy
shifting to wort
IM this
. Entered st the south Norwsllr Post
as Second Clue Mutt tire
with.
scorn noswsmw MN. MONDAY. restroom so 1911. ,
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SPlliiiiiWiiiiii
The All-Nigthostauraui Owned
by las. Tomas the Scene, and '
Owner is Fluid $10.00
lilifliiiilllil RlliiiliiiS
Hill A Bill liliiiiliiiilil
iohn Rinko and Charles Regsdus
.Placed Under Arrest
The members of the South Norwnlk
police force conducted ntvery success-
ful liquor ruid yesterday morning.
about! o'clock. The scene of the pol
licc operations was in the all night-
liungsrinn restaurant at the corner of
Ely 'nnd Lexintgon avenue. Spring-
wood‘s fishyiron building. James 'l‘o-
mus has for some time occupied the
place. and while he served meals at
times. it was also said that he dispens-
o‘d considershle iiduor without the. for-
mality of a‘licensc. Some two Weeks
ago a light occurred there. and the no-
list: was called in. and st that time To-
mas was warned to obey the lap. Since
then more complaints and been made
by women whose husbands spent their
nights and money in the place.
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(Continued on Fifth Peso.)
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~TbNiGi-i'f'
Mohegan vs. Norwalks; Yale Fresh
men vs. High School. iinuketimll.
Dancing Armory
llllllllii nu ill
our ill. lililllli
The Sesishipt 9nd Slovene Oys-
vrle, W mists Say
billing in Story
it won IIbdfllii; the Seal.
slum or. r system. lnoo tattoo. of
South NorWulk. has purchssed thevhlg
business of the Stevens Oyster Com-
pany. of Rownyton. but this was de-
nied-both by George D. McKay. aeo-
retbry of the stovens Company. and
frOm the office of the Sesishipt Com
Will’-
The rumor is supposed to be simply
one of many that grow out of the nu-
merous union to
of oyster busines
it is now fem)
recent dootruct n
vens Company“ s bl
socount of the cost of transporting oys-
tors here from Groonporl Nothing has
yet been given out. definitely on that
score, but no active stops lime been
taken towsrd the rebuilding of the
There sect“ to be a belief that
the business will he more centered at
plunt
Greenport from this time on.
The latest purcbsse by the Soaishlpt
System me that of the Boson t Oys-
ter Company. which tor yesrs ha
tors in Msssschusotts
a—u-u—dal
lililili-lilli lllill
illllliilllli lill
r. and fire. Henry Hoffman. of
Swill “indirect; Enter-
isle friends.
Iblr. Isnd Hrs. notify iIIloffmau. of 10
South Msln strut. lsst Isturdsy evo-
tblrty—second sn-
srrlsus. in honor
or our min tisy‘sntorwm shout
tbs ooossioh prov.
“nib; osisbrstsd
hm?! of their
lllliilill ii liiiillilii
. them one form above all others and it
‘is like unto the Son of Man. Abraham
0 Sesishipt people
iIbout the country.
. however. that the
by are of the Sto-
1 new opening plant
will mean the tel: us from Rowsyton
of tits biggest part of the business. on
been
doing a. big businlss. with headquar-
' men of. the bushes committee of the
lililliiiiill Sillill
I‘Sioroopilcon Lecture by flsv.C
8. Macisrland at Sunday
Evening Institute
Lust evening the large nsscmbly at
the Sunday Evening institute includ'
in; Douglas Fowler Post 0 A. it. andI
Relief Corps. listened to a most inter
esting lecture by Dr. Mncfarinnd, on
Abraham Lincoln, lilustratod by tho
atorooptloon.
The lecturer not only brought out
the marked characteristics of the man‘
tyr president which made him a great
and good man, but also touched upon
manv scenes of the civil war. i
As the closing picture he showed on
the screen a photograph which he took
in the oernetery at Edinburgh. Scot-
iund. on his first visit to that city. ltI
was a statute of Lincoln. erected in
memory of the Scotch soldiers and
sailors. who fought in the Union Army. .
In closing his address Dr. Mucfnr-
land sold:
"As one looks backward to thequlv-
ering events or n hslf's century ago.
and witnesses the burning, fiery fur-
nace of its grout moral movements.
heuted seven times hot. and beholds
within thut furnace. thotforms of those
who bore its heat. there moves among
i}
B
s
v
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(J
Lincoln."
The. musical numbers of the evening
included The Overture to William Tell.
by Rossini; Wagner's Rlenszl. and the
singing of America by the entire truth
orlng.
Next Sunday evening the speaker
will be llov. l‘nul Moore Strnyer.
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--NOTlCE.
Glover's shoe store. open Tuesday
evening: closed all day \Voducsdny
\‘i'nshlngton‘s lllrthdny.
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Hill Wll llllll ll
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President Tait Anxious that Con-
necticut Representative
Should Speak on
Reciprocity
WASHINGTON. Fob. 20»-1‘-pon its
invitation mmontsllvc Hill of Con
nerticut, will speak on "Roclprooiiy'
st s noou‘lunoheon before the them
hereof the Chamber of Commerce. of
Cleveland. tomorrow.
Pnsldont Urges.
Mr. lliil accepted the invitatiou to
mske the address nt Cleveland upon
the earnest solicitation of l'rosidout
Tell. The cmumerrisl organisation of
that city doslrod to have the matter
of Canudiun reciprocity discussed bo-
fone it by it man in publit lilo familiar
with slldts details; they know Mr.
ilill's prominent connection with the
fight for rntillinlion of the proposed
p dt. with Canada by Congress; and
toy wrote to the president; on Ohio
man. to use his influence to not Mr
Hill to make the trip to the Ohio city.
To Go Home.
After making tho address in Cleve
land. Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Hill will
so to Connecticut for a brief stsy and
then return to Washington for the
closing days of the present session
The best opinion around the cupi-
tol is that the Consdisn pact will be
accepted by the Senate and that it
will become effective. so far as the
United times can make it so. before
the present session of Conlross es-
.piros March 4. Of course. Canada
must agree to the pact by vote of its
parliament before any of the restore
cal lowering of duties (site piece.
President ,Aotlvs.
The president is exerting his at-
most endesvors to have the orange
merit sxreod to by congress st this
session end his announcement thst
be will csll an oxtrs session. it the
present congress does not retinal-
hlppinx sonstors into line. Even
t ode roosters who have been the
most violently opposed to the se-
rsnysmont sud who bsvo surrounded
they will light it to the last ditch. ed
mils vote would show s msiorlty of
the Beasts in favor of it. sod with
the president wot-kins, to onset the
plsns of the opponents to provost a
vote. it is senerslly believed s vote
will be resulted below m d
[lililiiil Billii illlil.
illiiiliil
Attorney John J. Welsh, of Nor-
wellt. was in conversation over the
III.Ilislspllous‘thls morning with the chair.
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lssislitdrs.‘ Wins the nesting op
. proposed Wsshlnston street brldss
”as s result of this commune. ilsr.
Welsh “slunlunc‘e‘d'I this nous. tbs: the
I Mun
...ll” more
s.
it will ho modulo b
time‘s lit. Welsh stated
BUCK [II—Sills
Daniel O’Deil Has a Miraculous
Shooting Occurred in the Busi-
ing him, Chief Daniel ()‘l'ioil,
Derby police force, followed his so
The shooting occurred just before ‘1
mum. ltumors were spread about the
tully wounded but in metal buckle on
of probably saving his life
the police station at the
on Elizabeth street. when he wen at
bum hotel
DERBY Plililll
lHll 8 ill
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Escape From the Bullet of I
an Unknown Resident
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liilil HIS lilliliiil
llilll iiiiiiiiiillillllillllll
t
noes Section cl Main Street
DERBY. Fob. 20—«Aftcr being shot
i three times. one of the bullets strilt
of tho
ulinnt last night. and to order to pro
ont resistance, Chief O’lieli rendered
im unconscious with n biackdnch
'oiock and created intense excite
ity that (‘ blef 0‘ Dell had been mor-
hc ottlcor's suspenders was the means
Chief O‘Doil was just turning into
city bnll
ructod further down the street by
we men who were tniklug very loud:
\ This was followed a tow seconds
sIllorwaxds by a shot bolus flrod. and
iii mute t' plot 0' Deli proceeded in that
direction.
oust side of
The two men wore on the
the street. and Chief
i'Doll taking the west side. crossed
ho ihorouflare Otilmllo tho binning-
for the purpose of held
up two off. When within twamyj
fool of the two then, one of them drew”
n revolver and hinted awdy at (‘llief
‘U’lieii.
hurt. but continued
one of whom he ssw
uc‘to All
men wi
shots both of which. however went iy westward oils
wide of their mark As be tired he to-
trailed his stops. t‘hlef ODoll follow-
ing, and crossing the street in from
of the Elks‘ quarters. Chic! 0' Dell outl-
turcd the men
find It the. odioor. who testis the of
facts of the Ir“ shot. pulled his stick
and rendered the men uncommon»
The lailor felt that he was;
we wsrds the men.
s officer coutin .
brooch took to his heels. 1 be
the resolver fired two more
i
lisre soother west
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Upon ilItl-ll'lfi the prisoner over to
other editors who t‘Iml' to his ossiev lwenithy llollnn physician whorls rest
tones. Chief 0' Deli inlortmd
ti it. Mnxuiro that ho was injured. iphysioiun sdmlttied to the police lbs!
and in the Elks rooms the [lhyfllilfllliho had followed a threatening
hr. he
stripped the editor it who so. it tho!
the: bullet had struck t‘hlof 0 Dell ou’
the left breast an nbrnuion u luv to
chos long showing; whorv the bullet
ainurcd lifter it struck thi- buckle the
letter showed almost the lull force of
the bullet. being budly limit. in the
meantime lirs Msuuiru and Protein
usve their siiontiob to tho chiefs no
salient. who was in an inn-onscmus
renditions Articles found in the '
clothes of the man include I
letter addressed to Esta lllno
Srllrpono. intro of no ltsltan beaker
in Waterbury lie is a willing mutt.
apparently simut 2o leld of hue it no
hits comrsdos was has not yet bteu
found out. Chit-f 0' Dell upon would:
that his iniury was bill a sliuhl, one.
resumed his duties at the police sili-
tlool Ho. however, was forced to to
solve many congratulations on his nsr~
row escape from dosth.
serum IIIOROPO
M13111!!! stow
John liodmsu. a weil~known oust-so
tsr shout vNOrwslk. who years we
worked for Nash Wood. sud who since
has done ’tht odd jobs he could find.
mot dull: todsy in upper Main street.
near the home of Lewis i‘ Green. ills
dsmlsoI wss probshly due to s sudden
nttsclt of heart disease, for Mt. Hoff-
msu slipped gently down to the soft
bed. where he lay immobile. Medicsi
Examiner Huntiunton was celled. The
{letter save permission for the romovsi
of the body. No psrticulsrs shout the
msn have been liven out ss yet. end
the funersi srrsnsemsnts have not.
been completed. it is not known that
he hsd my relatives in Norwslk.
Mrs. Orson celled up thb' Norwsil
police ststion this morbid; st 0: Ill
o'clock it stated that s also ed
fsilslt int s snow nssr her home. he
thousht be wss inmsleetsd. Dillon
Charles rm went to mow stshis
rind secured s tests sod t I"-
sn Ilik "combusted hilli or so-
rived lit the piece where the to'stt use:
and found thst its wss
Bwltebmsn Henry
was in the Csnnso
send our sit the time.
resell the men end 5
ilill illliliillll
Flynn and his detectives to check their
operations. renewed their reign of tor-
up the block handout.
(‘ bryutie stroot. out up inst night in his
durkeued store and awaited the outn-
kupt vigil for several blunts. Just be-
forc dawn the grousryman sow two titr-
uros near hill door fitting ready
set off It bomb.
with a revolver nod the black bandors
fled.
hood without rouult.
explosion in the arrest a few feet from
damage. Ml the forces“ the Maui spent
GM, ,, Osiris
Jessie mile W
st .. “s gs
v
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a mu ' bill
dull
Dynamite Bhlnil Exploded Within
a Few libel St. Ceciils' s
Convent, q New York
NEW YORK F b. 30.431ka handI
onus who, defying. the efforts of (‘in
or with torcll nod bamb every night
or the past week, curly made two dur-
ing oiletupts to wrocb‘vwlth dynumitc.
Every nvailnbls detective in the Gen:
rai Office has been pant out to round
'l‘wo agents of the bisckmsillnn so~
cloty drove up in front of the house of
Dr. ilnrioldi. a nostril physician on
East 106th nodal ‘todsy.
near the doctors door.
and then tied in a newline 'l he expio '
slon caused it panic of 100 girls in at.
Cecelis‘s l 'onucnl
been receiving blsok band letter for
some time.
touched it off
The doctor bus
iiiovliupi Cntsido. ti nocerymun on
tin of the bomb throwers. lie bud
to
Outside biased away
The police svurollorl the neighbor
The initiates of hit (‘ocullsIs Con-i
vent. were thrown into panic by the“
the ontrsncn of the convent Tho
convent. The bomb did practically no
itself on the pave-moist and the air. but
the noise of the explosion was terrific.
and buildings for s blath or mon- in'
ovary direction wen shaken
The inmates of the convent were
Million inmir dormitory quarters at
the time. but pt tho menu of the burst-
lns bomb they i out of their
buds and rushed ill r to stairwsys
and fire escape a be sisters Quit-it'd
them with dlflouil while the con-
vent wstcbman infloa from his room
in the coils!- w W“ tote.
0n melting. twink-n the watch
mun sew it continue bolus driven rapid
vILimci ll disso
inland is the «bill I of the. elevated
railroad aimctlim Wit avenue
in the trsil of the W the nice
man mcksdmp s the s tapped in
”WM )do ‘ It on island
l-ond
ed with dyslnt'slto
The police bottom that» the bombs were
intended not for the mower but for a
deuce admins the institution The
letter
purporting to come from the black
build and demandins money on pain of
battle: his house blown up
Chicago lissk Hsnder Csuuht.
bum/too, Fell. in. Tl'aiied
through the snow to his refuse on the
top of a tom-story building at 713
\l est linndoiph sin-u Ni ioolo 'l‘rspani
bailiovod by the polllo to be it member
oi the blsclt hand split-1y, ensued in
a desperate bsttie last night with de-
tectives. 'i‘hoy climbed to the roof
in n shower of bullets. 'l‘rnpsni only
a few moments before the struggle on
the roof, hsd shot and mortally wound-
od Vito Cappitoiil nt \t’nsbinston [lou-
iovsrd snd Union street,
’i‘repsnt tells the police he was
pounced upon by \‘ito end his brother
Philip. so he was passing the corner
Footprints in the snow loading to s
lire serene up the side of the building
were found by Policeman Simmtt
with his llsshlikht. Detective Joyce
mounted the moss. Trapsnl crawled
to the ends- of the roof sud warned
his trsllen. A builevwss sent through
Joyce's hot Other shots were bred
dy the lutiisn
'f’rspsni seeing he use outnumbered
reirosted to s chimney and sought to
reload bls revolver. While he wss
film's?! with the weapon he was seis-
od by Merlin Joyce snd the two
men went roiling end lighting over the
roof Sound times both were oiins
in. to the edge sad were drswn back
by the other policemen. 'i‘rs snl do
ally was struck a blow on to bend
and subdued. He was Identified by his
victim' s brother. st tbs hospltsl.
POIICMMFFITHI.
The msrrisls of lilies Assn Ilsry
GridltllIs. or south lists street. is Reo-
\-
mm "l'ciiddi'fddfitmw
the m?“‘” a
ill. II V O'clock:
sl'idlt A.
Oriilltbsvts ‘s- but ed
her also one
blind. All oil w i
be" ootItIelud IIItilstidtd IIIII‘ ”MM
8%: ‘ *
,smluw on
sbouttolssvs
lie told id!
«limits , Remit”
mt!”
Oeieaied Stamford and Norwolk
liill rnulu lllllll u
. oil. No. 40. Knights of Columbus. Were
crowded Suturdny evening, with visit-
ing brothers from Stamford and South
tub of the finnl round in the pinochle
and forty-live tournament.
was s great reception that was given
i‘r Freda-lot m of m. Von:
SiilllH NliRWllK “Vi...
liliiilill Willi
llililliillilill
in Both Pinochls and Forty-
fivo Contests
liiilliil lllll illillilllll
lnid s. bomb Elaborate Lunch Semi! at lhOI
l
) Conclusion of the Games l‘
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The rooms of Catholic Union (‘oun
Norwalk. who came to witness the fin-
lt cerlsinly
them by the members of Catholic tin:
lion t‘ouncll who hsd prepared quite
'un ulnbontte lunch and which was
served immodlstoiy after the games
were tinish. which was agreed upon.
would be 10:45. This iournsment has
provon thst such are good in societies
to which young men belong. as it cre-
stes sociability sud good friendship,
and one of tho csrdluni principles of
their order. brotherly love.
The pinochle players and their
scores for the oveninlt. were ss fol~
lows:
stis No. 1
Joseph iisnlon. id. N. .......h095
M. View. 8 .................... 4330
B. T. Nutteford. N. .............. 3950
Table No. 2.
.l. W. Scuiley, s. N. ....,.......5075
iii. l‘iowd. N. .................... 4405
.l. Riley, 8 ..................... 4380
stis No. 3.
.l. Golder. N. ................... ill!
W. l“. Tammum S. N ............ 3075
William Motllll. bl, ........3130
Table No. 4.
William J. Powell. .‘x‘ ............ “10
William Donahue, s. ............. 4420
$. J. lihyos, s. N ............... 37th
" Table No. 5.
ii. imkwood. 8. .............. 569!
C- Sweeney. N. ................. 5520.
V. Commons. 8. N. ....... .....ifiii’l
Table No. b.
l). llsrlnoit. it ................. 4090
William J b‘cniy. N ............ Milli
i). lloxsn. 8 N ................. 3030
Table No.7.
1‘ McMahon ............. . ...... 4230
ll. llntldn . . .. ................. 3890
J. “inn ................. . ..... 3590
Table No. 8.
J. hlsnnitm, i4 ................... 4540
C. i-.‘. Williams S. N. ........... «to
J. You N . .3910
The results «Ill Illlt' fort) nItIc llamas:
stis No. l.
Mennor and burns. .\'. ............. b
Foley and Lerlwitb. S. N. .......... '2
.‘iionshan snd Fleming. b .3
Table No. 2.
Kearney and llufly. N ........6
llnrrsgh nod lioyio. S. N. ..4
triumphs and tirluond. s. ......... b
stis No. 3.
(Tnssldy and (brow. N. ............ ii
ilayes sud Foley. 8. N. . ..6
iloylsn sud Ornmnd. B. .....D ...... 8
The total scores; “‘
Pinocbls.
South Norwelk ................ 86.365
Norwulk ....................... 36.186
Stamford ...................... 83.880
Fortydlvs.
south Norwsllt ................... so
Bullion! ......................... 48
Norw'sik .......................... 36
The committee in churns from South
Nonslk wss: J. W. Bouncy. John
McGrstb sud Denis! lloxsn. From
Norwslk: M. ilowd. J. Csssldy end i’
.l. Kssrnoy. From Stemlord: Willism
Motliil. .i. obnoxious n. llsrtnett.
This no doubt will now prove sn
ennusi sifnlr between these councils.
sud probshily something will be sr
rsnnsd this summer for so outlns.
which now seems to meet with furor
from s gent insny of the members. .
The s sisl scorers of lsst Saturdsy
evenins‘s games were it. C. l‘ssney for
Norwslk and Joseph F Muller
for Iouth Norwelk
The Bismford boys deported ole-the
11:5! trsin float longhorn“.
a
Mother, Five Children and Little “
persons lost their lives in a fire which
of his fmniiy and a little girl.
made her home with the llnrdins. IIIII'Il
ribbed in the flames.
grate.
entire first floor wus ablaze. Awaken
run and that of Ada Green were crc
meted in the names that destroyed the
house,
iilllilll illillliiliiiil;
irrI'sIsII'Fs renew
Girl Who Lived With Thom
Perish in Home
SUTTON. W. Vs.. Fob. 20.-—-Sovou
destroyed the home of .l. H. Hardin in ‘ a . I I
this city yesterday. Only Mr. Herdin ElelalOTi‘oaflli‘sr Pshsllfihsm
escaped. The six remaining members There WM 80 a Omldm
who
The dead:
Mrs. J. D. liltrdln, used 38.
'Ada Circe used 11.
Pembroke urdin. used it.
MargsrstJiardio. aged 8.
James and Rivs Hardin
IIIIi’iiui Hardin used 3
The tire was caused by a natural [so
When Mrs. Hardin awoke the
(twins.)
up her husband he settled two of the
children and dashed for n stairway
which immedinlcdiy collapsed
the children were lost but the father
was precipitated to it place of safety
and made his escape.
seeing the stairway fall jumped from
the second story
from u.
The
Mrs l-iurdin,
suffering injuries
.ch she died inter.
The bodies of the live ilsrdin child-
l
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M
illill llllflii'l Sillill
Congregation of Neighboer
Church Will Not Accept tilti
maiunl of Rev. C. s. 3qu
lock After 20 Years Ser-
vice With That Church
instead of allowing the Rev. Charles
8. iluiiocll to resign asipastor of that
Neighborhood church in Sirstford. sf
tor twelve years of service. the church
has refused to consider the resignstiou
and has raised his ssisry to such Ill-I
figure that be is solo; to remsin as
pastor.
Rev. hlr Bullock today sold to s ro-
portor; "They would not let me rosin
Tomorrow evening i shall sunonnce
my int-e ution of stsylns. A committee
waited upon me with so offer of s sub—
stantial increase in salary. sad i have
decided to stsy.
Will Forsske Business.
"1 will devote all my time horosf~
icr to the church and will leave the
business of the Bullock Safety Appil
“IMO company. a thermostudt devise
fur prownllng tires on shlpbOard. to
other members of the company.
i am going to make the Ne bop
hood church is social cent" the will
have. sports such so boxing for the
boys and we may come Io dsnolfns
When asked what the sentiment
posed annexation of a part of the
town he said: "The sentiment is most-
ly snainst it. i but lvc. i am against it.
but sin in favor of amazing the whole
town. tight to the iiouant onic ritor to
Bridgeport.
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Loss or or:
reassignment
CONSTANTlNOi‘LE. Fob. zo.—~A vi
olent earthquake wss experienced 'st
Monsattr sod elsewhere throughout the
vilsyet of, lonestir today. There wss
some loss of life.
Bevsrsi mosques and houses were do-
moilshed. The population is csmpinx
out In Modal intensely with the
cold. The authorities bsvs appealed to
the government for 300 tests sod sol
lief funds.
Mousstir is a town of iburonesn 'i‘ur-
key. ospitsl of the viisyet of idonsstir.
in Macedonia. so miles northwest of
leoubli. The population. which is es
illusion at 45.000 s a medley of oil the
the Christians numbering shout half
of the iotsl. ,
BOSTON. Feb. 30.—~Four Anselm
minis-brine srs stationed st locum.”
lore “Turkey under the suspiosssl
of to moon“ of Communism”
on use M flisslolis. 'i‘bs Mon-
*3“... “.3 fit" mow“
so 0 s a
their mlIsIIsioan-iss $12..” Alioeis-&
muons-«Minions
_m.smuoomsem
WM .
iodsbiiwifs srsis
‘l‘lu missioarus obit would
eludes the church turd mission": 'resi
Ind I MIMI Ind huh
llliiilllll llllliiiil
lliilli Slill iii lllll. lilili
Stats Printing invesllgsllon to
next two fiscal years communal .
lobar 1,1911 and ending Bopbolltifll"
30 19:3 compiled by the vsrious elem
departments and combined in con.
printed volume were filed today wt-
Gov .
mates call for appropriations slum
ing to $12 795, 967. of which moose“
desired for stste printing soil will
and grounds.” as the synopsis of edit“
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be Commenced
Estimates for state eipertIdlIIII
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