. . III: ‘
_ Ascot“: for Truns Atlantic and.
‘Coastwlse Stelllnebips.
TAYLOR l. GOLDEN
Booth Norwnlk Trim (:0. Bldg.
I upltlin
Telephone 1230
V PUBLIC BTENOGBAPHEB
. I .v
.. 4
holders of bio South NorwslIl 'l'rust , '. f
y mn' esperlonce in- I? emollient.
“l. Illinoiness and the best line I.'
mounts: in the business to I.
5.3 1t “0* worth "V0“ V°°”~’V .‘f he been the‘ most prosperous in the
- the spochbolders that in addition: to
. paying dividends, $3 000 had hbon odd
‘ ed .to the surplus account and ’32. ‘30.. 0
v OIIIWI Normiil Tenet do; . .
The annueI Ino'etlnl ol' Ithfi aoek-
flit 3 o'clock IIIIVI
,o IolIi IIIIIe the aboard eI
«Icon VnIVns reelected for theiensuing‘I
year aM upon ergonlzsdon again
I chose ell-Meyer Richard H. Golden for
‘1. AI;
The prehlden'ts report as submitted
‘ by Mr. Goldén showed that the year
end MI)! Milli. Defeats
Stanford 40-43
lllli YURI flllllilllSllI
. hi tory of the bank. He reported to
. had been added to the profit Vnnd loss
‘ account.
The following statement of the bush
IConcord Division. No. 2. Sons of
Temperance. held a regular business
ecseion last evening.
. Ion will hold its so «monthly business
I looting Thursday" veiling.
Banner Cdnhcil. No. .54. Daughters
of: Liberty, will hold its sellllanonthly
.hilsiness meting Thursday evening.
. Mrs. Florence Weston ullll d’nllghter
Florence. at New York. npcnt Sniidn)
with Mrs. Weston, in South Norwulh.
'wl—iot Btllfl"“‘.ll‘(ido (.Jonl.
Bros. ‘ ‘ ‘ “is
II...
Raymond
CutlloIlc Union (‘oIIiViVI H. \‘n Iii,
Knights of Columbus; will moot rim
evening in the Clllhfluil club house ill
‘ West avenue “\
‘ Washington Clllup, No. ii, P, (I. S.
oil ‘A., will hold its weekly business
Illétlng this evening in its rooms, in
Wnsllinglon street.
The Norrwnlk llonrd 0! litre l’inler
writers held a regular business liltilE’I'
mg yesterday afternoon and il‘lillHi.‘I
rd routine bliSllll‘St’l.
Welcome Stranger Lodge. No. 3M.
Sons of St. George, will hold the legu-
lur nee; 3/ meeting ill tile Mniu strict
‘ unnliol‘s this cloning
Pride of Court Nilrruh Currie; No.
80Lis‘s‘ohednlod to hold u regular
meeting in the qI'nnlters in Water
,sireet, Norwalk, this evening.
The Norwnlk Hospital bonrli of (ii
rectors will meet or the monthly sen.
"stun this evening. Nothing of portion-
‘inr importance is to come up.
......u at
I On vnccount of the condition of the
II weather there was no meeting of the
Old We’ll IMasonleileaiiy inst even-
V ing. A future date will be announced
I .Inter;
‘ .I‘-—The East indie. Tea Co. is now
.wmm‘ily‘éc’ttled in their new quar-
ters in the Turlov Block, Washington
St They invite you to come in and
look over their premium display of
verything needed in the home.
The Hal-strum preparatory school in
P aspect avenue opened in some class-
5 today. The reef opening day. how
m: is tomorrow. The greater num-
V of young menattending the school
3h ve returned to town oftel spending
the v'ecnllon at their homes
Mir. and Mrs Homer S. Beers have
.I'onnhunced the engagement of their
IIdaiuighter. Miss Ethel Mend Beers, Ito
AddisOn 'Emn‘let Austin, of South Nor-
fwaik. .The nuptials will take place
at the Methodist --uiscopnl Church. oi
Westport, on Wednesday evening? Jen
nary Vzpth. -
nV.V.
IThe United Brotherhood or Carpon’I
“tors and Joiners of America, Norv‘vaik ‘
Local, No. 746. will hold a regular
.Inoetlug' this evening in Gazette lbnild.
dog In Wall street. Further plans for
, renteitnining of the state _conven'~
on We deys next month will rhe perV
t looks now as though Selectman
ifred Avison's pet road, the West
tin] I3 fit condition to receive its
. Iment, But when the hand is really
s on be nppmioted; the WWII. "
. nes- ss it closed on Delemher 30. was I ‘ ‘ I . V
...... ‘ iltsiiiiililnllln
‘* Liabilities. A. I " ' ~ .
Capital 3 $0,000.00 I
Surplus . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 30,000.00
Undivlded Profits . 31.265757 "OPWEIK "In" sch”. won by
Deposits ...... . motmnz may” 19 Eugen 1
, Dividends ...,. ........ ’L . 1,512.00
Due to Banks ... . . 12,363.25 ,
' ‘ ‘1‘liere has been some line basketball
$1,627,013.04 served up in the put. to the pntronII.
r‘I , ‘ ,
The Painters and Decorators Uh:-
oh the slippery sidewalk at the corner
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail-
teddy and his the best wishes on his
Aunts. 6f the ‘nrmory lumen. but IorIswift
Loans .. ................. 8466 885. 71 playing of the “hair-raisins" variety.
Bonds and Securities .354,025. 00 last night's game: have not been ex-
Reul Estate Donne ........ 514,340.00 celled Ill recent years. The local Sixth .
one from Banks ....... 944684.48
Hauling House, Vault and
Fixtures .............
Cochin V8lllt.............
,.
Company quintet. by dint of some won- I
derful floor and basket Work. won out
by the score of 40 to 34 from the
Stamford team in the third game of
the NorwalkStamfonii 'Ioerles. The
first contest new Norwuiit iiigh return»
eds winner, 21 toil. orer‘the flesh:
innit team of New York University.
and this also was "solne' genie.
Four hundred persons risked rho dip-
.igieeuble weather renditions to see
the double uttrartlon inst evening.
iind were well repaid for all disooin
forts. Sttlniford but! It surprise in
store when they lined up with a crock
player train I’mviiicnno. it. i.. and two
more from New York city. tinniminle
or and ilnrns were the only Stamford:
lads in the gluon in the ranks of the?
I locals wns Jimmy Clinton; hurl; hero?
City Nthlohai Bank. for the first'gninc since December iiii
'lho nllllllnl Illooling of the an,“ Igilltl it bigger hit limit (her. He llfillI
holdern of lilot‘liy Shilonni'lhiilh was the mm" “mm“ plating M” m "i
held between i and 2 0 Clotk thin MI; “”Mme We” to “w nothing “f!
Il‘l‘illit‘lll in the llnlilliilg honed. Infmmmil“ llolnlgeillng lfllil night
Worthington SUM”! m which time‘I “WI _ liulne ulIlciilI scored mice for 8(an I
heard at dim this one chosen fot the turd “mm the hull ““5 lllll i“ ”MEI,
ensuing 5031‘ . Ind then the Summit blinlli Inn Ill”) .'
In”. “WNW” “mm,“ WW, M lhliileI, Seymour Clinton and iloillev
lows: Iin Sili‘i‘tiiihlml united the bull utieri
lubirh (‘llnlon nddud ”MW consent:
I55.000.00
42,097.85
8i .527. 0l3. (M
The trustees chosen were as fol:
iowe: '
Richard Ii. Golden, Ass 3. Wood-I
ward, Edwin Q. Kepler. ‘Tholnnd 1.
Raymond, Nelson Taylor. David ill.
Mills}, .l'r.. Franklin A. Smith. Joseph
R. Taylor and Charles id. Hoyt.
I At the conclusion of the meeting they
directors method organized. electing
the following oliicens:
Prowldent-I—IIRlclinril ii. Golden.
V Vico-President-«Edwill O. Keel”.
Budgetary null 'l‘l'ensurcrwi‘hnrlcs Fl.
iloyi. ‘ “
fol
E. ii. hlnlhewnoil. John H l<llllpp.§ l
(i‘lzr'ieiinil Swnri‘z. . Qninllci llril: .nmnn.I h" bushels that note pouches"
.1. Wallace Mervin John H IIIIhI-i limo Stamford. through liccltnilh.
Imam,“ H. “mm lcwis 1.1mm Inllli llonlel. Inlllrd four points. llorllcyg
I...“ ”9,th Lorkntind ‘ ind (linl ion cunn- to the from nailing
'l‘lin “mud will meet on Tilill‘Hilii; :llltili It “(in (.‘uminillgcr‘s turn to huge;
mori'iiug m which limo ”W. will one. fol the ”allure. ('Illhlll innlioii
mm“. for the coming your. ' ‘ No “id and llngon one just uttorwinrd I
National Bank of Norwalk. uni nilm ilowlcr hull cooled mil}
. gJiinlnI (‘linlou
ill-calilontmls}. liiil.
hill company, By Wilhddml no. 3
tote off too more; .
, I . . 'puinzs for the home lentil The lulu
\IVico-VVI residentfil‘: JIV m”- ’ savory” the linli‘ Willi made In Becki
("‘“mmfluem I' “I” with, and Norunllt postseason n Irood
Assistant Cnshlerwdohll loath 24 14. M mm“
W!" The Sinlnlorde begun to pick up n
i’. Trend
lrnm. Frederick A.
ll“. Cflieblii'ii.
Presidentwfidwln O. Kceler.~
Viooti’residenté—Dnvid H. Miller.
sonsllier-Chcster S. Sellech. ~
Teller—Idle“ H. Pierce.
Central National Bank.
Direct0ie~Harvey M. Kent.
Thornton Prowiit, William A. Curtis.
Stephen if Holmes Horace E. Donn,
Samuel Ly nos. Clarence E.- Slhnson.
President—~Hnrver M. Kent
Vice- President—4. Thornion Prow
itt.
‘ Cashier—William A. Curtis.
TellerwiGeorge S. Raymond.
JACOB LINXWEILER INJURED.
m
Fall on Slippery Sidewalk and Sprulnw
ed Arm Painfully. _
Jacob Llnxweller, son of ex- Council-
man Jacob Linxwaiiel. of 37 Quintard
avenue met with a painful injury to
his arm this morning when he fell
ngnln Stamford rallied end with 3 our
ies of long shots that spnrkled Innrll
ed up ten more points Another Nor- ‘
walk shaken by Chllill put an end to
the scoring. This hell went to the
Stunitord team. 20 to 16;-
Coetellosuccoeded ‘Cnhill at center
J. in the midst of the final session. Hurry
hating slightly. twisted his ankle. Cos—
tello held up his end in line etyie and
seems worthy of being played more
than be has been. He has the making
J)! n cracking good guard or center
with more experience. Culliil also
. showed up strongly at center. Dor-
uey and Cumminger. the rival captnins.
bud e greet setto. They spilt even
on the baskets, with four apiece. but
Dorney put up his customary wonder-
fill floor game 'erm ilghtbnired Sey-
mour is playing 'some ball at. left
guard these days. and his partner, Dru
gon. never before showed'the speedM
that he dldIlsst night in. tuning the
bulldovmtbe count. No‘IIone could
get to “Spot." once he started with
the hell. But he bud s Worthy oppo-
dent in Paine theTrovidenoe pIIuyer.
who measured up to the standard. The
superb play of Clinton brought down
the house. Some of his successful
shots last night were marvels. There
have been great basketball men at
the armory at verious times. but Olin-
ton has it on all of them. His quiet
but chevdve methods. coupled with
his acculote shootini. hive combined
to Incite Clinton It great fnvoylnIe
locally. 5
The Fall River team; chem. oi
Messuchusottl‘. will appear ed the no
mory on deft Mondny nilht to oppose
the Sixth Company. The winners of
this game IwiIl have a strong claim he
the championihip of New mound...
Extra mu old he msnredwfor this ‘
Lockwood. Hem
of Woodward avenue and Meadow
street straining the ligaments of the
arm.
.‘Mr. Linxweiler was enronto to his
Work at the freight oflloe of the New
road Company. When he slipped and»
fell, lending heavily oh Nehru). it
was feared at first that throws was
broken, but subsequent examination
by Dr. Hiram B. West displose’d the
presence of nothing more serious than
n severe and painful sprain.
The young men was unable to work
many friends for n sphedy end oom-
niche rooovery.
The woman who miles upon new.
Moon «In will outeinne an of Non “ “
)SOUTH nouwntu
AUGUBTI C.
BAXTER. EH .
.4- BRIGGEHIMAIN. W. A.
CANEVARIID .
CASTELLANO d BARDINI
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
CLIFFORD HOTEL
octet/lime
curiae. e.
DIBEEA, LEONARD
ouevruse. A. w.
_ EAGLE HOTEL
GERMANIA norm
GHIOTTO 3. co
, STORES
KABTEANTOB. K.
.. LAYDEN. MR8. J.
LEARV. A. G. 0a
MAGNEII l. FL NN
MAVGNER G. TROY
. "......“ .... mum
Left guard.
Field goals wClinton ll. Del-nay I.
Cnhiii 2,0315% 1. Sel'lnour {Beck-
withi. Paine 2, Bowler Ii. Cumuluser
4. Burns 3.
Oihclnlmw. F. Ranch.
Timer-dohn Munroe.
I.
11.
The Highs had a. job on their blinds
to set the best. of the New York Uni
versity Freshmen last evening.
freshmen could play the some and.
they did play it. The visiting eons;-
Iuns played the passing game Well
and time end again it has only by
closely covering that Norwnl
The High School ‘
players started In hrlmful oY conil
deuce and began boot-ins early.
Mellon first found the not. but. O‘Hara
and Greenwood were not long in dupilv
cutinx the feat of the local captain.
and the HighsIhed six pointy;
may end, Lenff produced a .‘basket
each, with McMahon getting II; foul
goal In between.
O’Hara. and Greenwood tullied'in on .
tier. utter which Lee of the hi -IY U.
rive caged a, goal from lcrlmm '
third, basket by the liturdy Gre
gave Not-walk Hlxbflih fol-this
while N. r. u. hid. scored
through this half. Ins ploy ‘w
and“ snappy. but in the last
could break it up.
opened the mortar with I
it won some tilneV-Ibofon hi
“all WOMEN. QUEEN QUALITY UHOIG . . . . . . . . . . . ..L .- ”08.35
”.60“ WOMEN’B QUEEN QUALITY GHOIG.
I. $8.09 WOMEN'S QUEEN QUALITY SHOIO .......
‘ Thou are all the latest styles and include Rustl- Cal/I. Pu.-
. V'oVIIt. Gun Metal and VM Kid.
“ 20o .plln wouIem ”rim. GUN mum grim
.Izso Ina :3.» 3.2193199
shoes AND, one
have AND oIan' silo fin
MENV‘G HIGH fcu-r turtle
RUBBER BOOTG, COMBINATION IOOTG (Wool Boot: and
Oven). MEN’S ARCTICG. at 000%. ‘
The White Shoe' Store
90 WaShington Street
Corner Atlantic and Worth Streets. Stamford
FORMERLY MADE 3V« THE GEORGE E. MILLER (30.. 9F NEW
. YORK CITY NOW MVADE BY
The Old Well Cigar Company
NOW ON SALE WITH THE FOLLOWING DEALERS:
I HAFNER‘ 8 EAST NOE CIGAR
Nomlk H. 8.. at; N. Y. University.
Again McMahon.
............G2.96
In...“ ..."..IES
'IIIEIOVO “YES,” .EJ . from $35th
South NorIvalk
MAHACKEMO HOTEL
MORELL'. .l.
. NOVAK, s.
PLAISTED.R . H.
some a. CARL .
SCHMIDT. ADAM
WSILLIMAN an .
“'s‘riLLsow POWELL co.
WHELPLEY d CLARK .
. WIGMORE. w. In. o co._,
‘ ‘ uonwnm ‘
II‘AUR w.'c c.
GLENDENING. H., a, co.
HAvcs. .i. 'r
*’ HOLMES, KEELER d SEL-
Leon co. THE , I
MACE sues.
MonELLI A council:
I , sAoi-Is, H.
3% " SKELLY a Howl-mo
.‘t anon. FRI‘INK n.
ween, E. P.
. ...(‘V « . neilwnut. er Illi'onn. the bell bicbinhon came throu hi
THIN 0' bitch little bit when the second perIIod com. A‘ . g
Bonrd of Directors—wh‘hqnozer lilil _ . Clinton ........ lieckvrllh
‘ ‘ incnrcd. The visitors shot four genie . . . .
E J Hill D w 131.. n W 1:- menu) Right forward. did the some trick for the .\ I
1' nud Norwnik mic ill the first live mln— . .
l R Ti‘,t’ii.(i\voii A. C. Wheeler W C Dowel. ....... Paine students. The lost session was re
' ' ' “" tires and the. Sinml’ords begun to clone will go to Windward. Nev.
ilnlir. Lenter iiyntt and H. 1.. price. ‘1 d S . . Left forward. merkuble for the small number of
i I ‘ , ”m gnp. (’ won on eymour ”'6 Cnhill. Costello Bowler polntn scored. the N. H 8 team get-
,“ rfled 9““? ”WM" Bank. not to be denied and accounted for Center “1186 m the visitors‘
l)irertors-—Edwin 0. Kepler, David five bile-hots Vin n row. Burnt; bobbed ”no“ Cumminser . The New York Univeisily lads Euro
H. Miller. lrn Cole, Moses H. Glover. up with It soul. but Clinton not it 1“ngthde the lliéhs a float bottle throughout
Aurelius .i. Meeker. Charles F. Tris- back for Norwnlh soon after. lint Seythbur Burns and showed grout ““1,in M dribbling.
replete with sensational pluys,
where all of the players
worth: mention. Norwmlt
test.
The summary:
NORWABK ii. 8
Wilson '. . ..
' Bight forward.
The ‘
Left forward.
Storey . . . . .
I; my.
Center.
“9 night guard
Left gourd.
Field goalseWilson 1. McMahon .,I
us
1. Brown 1. Moaotty 2
*- Fold pooled—Mendelian I, McGotty “Vi.
Official-fill. F. Ranch.
WOMAN'S CIVIC LEAGUE.
I
tel-noon.
‘ i then-4’
The Green and White aggrogudon got
Just what was pxpectedwn hard some
«but they had the necessary stuff in
reserve to not. them the points when. 361108 now under way but little has
they were required.‘ This game was
the
work of Oiiern and McGotty being
‘ especially notlceitble in a contegt
eserved
ixh'show-
"ad close in winning lust evening‘s con-
, V with.
McMahon Lee
..........V... DIeSimone
O'Viiara. Brown
Greenwood MoGVotty
O’Hnrn 2 Greenwood 3,1.enff, 1.1....
The man meeting of the Woman“ I
Civic League will he held this Week
Fridsy. with Mrs. G. D. Russell, at the
Rorwslk hotel, In 3 o'clock in the at-
Much importing business
violent. be transected and it is earnestly
"iurg’od ‘llltlt every membéi- will Indigo
W
" Sale of Suits, Dresses!
.3 and Coats
" ‘ ”24.300 time and mm cheeses ..... ..... 3m
moons '
412.00 con-re...........r....... ........ .
«announce cons.......‘.......
‘ Ilsmtosaom sum it.
.u-n-.v-.Iuv..3c~-..- 3.3...u. ....... ,
V ' ....... . use
mmnnmut cone ... ...... . $11.93
sIspocIIMchonn ..... sens
:OAIIA‘OUI. con" ., ...... one
cHiLonIN'sooAfl...... ....... $1.93
Three Cups Milk - - - V
Waiter Baker’s Cocoa or Chocolate .
'. ' 19c"
...
Good Butter. m lb.‘ ..aVlch Seeded Raisins, pkg ..IOe
Werrant'ed Essa. per dozen ..... 30c] 2 lbs Prunes to. ........... .....an
Libs Pure Lard ..ZSeICrnnberries. per qt. ........10¢
Layer Figs. lb. ........I.........15cI Evaporated Apples. pkg W18:
Orson", Apples, Grapes. Grape Frill}, Nuts Parenipe.V Sweet Potato”,
ICelel-y Squash.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN 31': PHONE 143 '
VsPflRI-SV “llcd‘ Condon. as he is familiarly
I'kiloun. was the first newspaperman to
lbring (7an Morris to the attention of
IV..lL' ARTHUR WANTS PRACTICE
BOUT
Ithe public as a possible heavyweight
champion.
lHedges lie-Elects Himself President.
ST. LOUIS. Jun. 9.—~Rohert L. Hed-
'Would Take On Shifty Boxer for Ten gee, principal stockholder of the St.
Rounds (0,. Eleréhe' limits American Club last night re-
CHICAGO, lll.. J.nn 9 ".W’t’iCJK John. elected himself president of the club';
son probably uill fight n ten round lint- annual meeting ‘
tile with someone, hefole Mn) l. after . w .
I “MN! he must college “1:10 "‘0’“ "on marking ".33. “eff-gallon
Heels until he has met .linl Flynn no— “I do 33“."; (“‘0’ on u“ Main ha!
:cordlng to the articles of agreement. he filed g :1 'f th a,
“signed hero lust Snlurdun Just who on “um“ content 0 e YVM.
Ilho Champion‘s opponent will be Is flzeehmnn hooked team.
Eliot known. lie ilns se‘vcrni nifcrsun ' .‘
zdcr consideration. KEEP'HG TROLLEV BIBS If
("I RESIN." SCHEDULE
“i think it will be good practice. for;
rule t6 mix with some good strong:
Illxhtor for ten rounds before 1 meet
.‘H-Vfinin said WWW“ today. "And; \fter an all- -nlghl vigil fourteen men
eniplomd by the Connecticut Com-
ilorc Johnson gilded admiilngly at pony are today feeling the need of the
M3 MK racing machine sleep they lost. Among them is Su-
2 “Well. the $15,“001'd get ID!“ a short Ilerlntendent Charles A- dame)“ who,
Ibo“ uill buy a 1°‘°rg“’°““° . with his men. worked the long hours
0f South Porcupine oi the night through that. this morning
F;
‘I
Carey Moran.
with the locnie' final basket nnd Brown? 0‘" today wired ““ 0m“ of ‘50 000 the cars might start and keep the us- 9
[Liter the Johnson Flynn bout it was “a! schedule,
not considered as the bout probably With foul-minus busy keeping a“
line open the end that the men strove ‘
for was attained. The rain with mi.
ing and freezing as fast as it. struck
the trucks, and only the constant run-
Th“ Basketball 6"" I" Stamford. 1:nlng over the line of the four plows
Editor the Sentinel "‘ kept the track in a passable condition
Since that second basketball game for today's traffic. ,
in Stamford between the Sixth Com. superinténdem Copley wag on {113' »
puny and the Stamford teams in the big double truck plow. which patroled
the main line. Never has he seen
been said in town about the treatment such a night as 151th night use in his
the Norunlk teem received In Stom- experience on the Norwnlk lines. The: '
f,ord but now we feel that It little main line was practically Inriver. fast
"crowing" will not be out of place. turning into Va frozen one and being 5
Certainly the deal must have been prevented only by the continual pu-
other than square, else Norwall: would sage of the plows. . , g
have won in Stamford as easily as In Noroton the headlights on the '
they won last evening in Norwalk. Ioar showed a river or water between
(implored outclassed in every bar- the tracks and that is the reason (lon-
ticlllnr was Stamford long evening. ductor Herbert Rogers is eating duck
They deserve some little credit for loony A fancy duck belonging to n :
playing us well as “they did., however. pegdent of Noroton was swimming
knowing run well the “raw one" that filong between the tracks when nu} -’7
was turned against. our boys in their ”plow suddenly came upon it, too inhn1 ‘_
home town in that nocond some. to be stopped. and out its head an
Not one Stamford man on the team at the neck The plow came to a stop “
or those who came with the teem can and the duckV was taken aboard VfVor "
ooniplnin of anything but the fairest trespassing
treatment at the hands of the oniciels The cars on the runs last “Igm WON,
lust eliciting William F. Ranch, re- s. little late, but usually the schedule
feIee. Ifavored them in many instsncesr was kept within four or five minutes.
when it was almost certain to the tops All the cars mode all the trips and
that nothing was due to Stamfords. lturned into the burn but a. few minntes’
But the score tells the tale and into- last night.
all Norwn‘ilt basketball players. whetb-I Mr. Copeloy has had but 0‘19 hem
er they were in attendance but even- rest and that under" all old overdue '
ing or not are most highly pleased in Va choir In lui office.
with the re one of the genie. I I . ‘
Norvlallt new has two games of the GENERAL MANAGER HERE- .
three played and without being oldie Genersl Manager A. J. camped 0!
ed to play It teem including the re“. the United Electric Light and Whip!"
force will win the- series, is the pre- compeny.‘ which compm has m
diction of a clone observer of: Ibexov‘e‘r much of the Hdusntonic Power
Item. I. I .. I ' Company’t plants land holdings? N .
. ‘ I . msmenms'r. walk. spent yesbe‘rddy In In ‘
i " ‘ " ‘ looking over the would of] his
agent when I ‘I ,. com I: . lII’l- VOVIIVIVnI boll Vresi‘d
TULSA: Ohio... on 3] ii 0!
Flynn left here today forITorcnto.
where he meets Al Knbink January 17.
Norwalk Chronicler