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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
.lluckinghnm Woman‘s Relief Corps,l
No. 30, is meeting today.
(lochcuoc Tribe, No. 32, l. 0. R. M..
will meet tomorrow night.
i
Miss Nellie isheehnu, of tho. Bostoni
Store, cujoycd a duy's vucution yester-I
day.
Miss Catherine Clavcu. of the 13%| A
e
ton Storc, yesterday in N
York city.
spent
Alienrn, of the. illusion Store,
on
.l. W.
spent Tuesday in New York city,
business.
Miss Lulu Reynolds, or the Boston
Store, spent Tuesday in New York city‘
On business.
The. Bridge Construction Committee
will meet tomorrow cvculug in the.
town hull building.
«~-".‘oxl'tt forget the Star ot‘ Columbia
Circle, No. 2.3!, dnucc nl Rotou Point,
Friday evening, June 21.
Buckingham Post,
Nil A R”
x.
will meet on Friday evening in the
Wall strccl quurlcrs.
l3’roprietor Pctcr F. Burns, of thc
Boston Store, spent yesterday in New
Yprll city on business.
Norwulk Aerie, No. 588. l‘l‘ruterunl
Order of Eagles, transacted routine
business at tho ectlng lust night.
Miss Alva Burrcll oi’ Brooklyn, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. E «inurd L. Brad-
ley of Ridge. avenue, for n few days.
'ltnudolph Bolts. of New town nvc~
one, is taking it vuculion from his du-
“(‘5 in the Nullonul lluuk ol’ Norwnlk.
A no“ electric motor has been in-
stullcd in llundlo 9 Main street buttery
for the running of the ice cream ma-
chine.
W
St. J'ohus Lodge No. (3, .nnd A.
iill, will hold it stated communication
this extolling ill the Masonic Temple.
in Wall street.
I“
The Woman' 5 Christian 'l‘culpcruucc
Union will moot ut thc home oi Mrs.
George Mills, 3 Mott :lvcnuc, Frldny,
'Juuc. let, at 3 o’clock.
John llcrulli’iclll, of ill Wood street,
-who is in the west on n busiucss trip.
is oxpcclcd home on Juno 22 with n
.cnrloud 01" Ohio horses.
()ld Woll (louuumldcrv,
0. (l.
ulcd for Frillny evening in the South
Nor wulll 'l‘rust Compuny building.
N 0. can, ll
Mrs. Loni Von Gui, nnd
, drcd Von tint. ol‘
thHllllll‘j',
fl
‘1‘”4- (loorllc 1.. ltccorll. of Now .lerscy
..-__.__._..... and other ‘Roosovcil ulcu uunouuccd
(t v ,i .
(”my \tlIllIinmI Ill. 1’ 9mm??? 1‘” that it was notnccccssury for Coloucl
spun "g t u ”l" n m ”‘5 por ' ltooucvclt to have u convention, us the
whore ho will be u witness in the luv-
Otiircr Frnuh S.
don uppcul cusc.
Sl‘rulton is doing his work.
tibial Willllun ll. l"cunlugton urrust-
pd Cllurlcs (,illlrit youtcrduyf charged
with opcruttuu nu uulomcbtle without ,
Mr.
lilinrll in employed by Imus Josulolt,
of North Main street, and was oper-
Tho
tho required driver's license.
ntlhg tho unto-delivery wagon.
cuss has been continued.
“Methodist
The South Norwulh '
church will be he scene of one of the
prettiest woddlugc 'ot the season this
. evening, when Miss Announciso Rich»
. . urns, daughter (it Mrs. Berta. M. Rich
3 pronoun granddaughter of the late
lax-Mayor Julio h Richards, 0! West
street, will be joined ln marriage by
the Rev. John ill. zolter, pastor of the
church. to Arthur ‘1‘. Murray, or Al-
nnd Mrs.
Thoma 8. Murray. ct Harriet street.
Motown, Pm. son or Mr.
w
i of near
3., has n mgulur meeting solicit
Miss hill-
15 'Osboruc strcct,
el'ormcrly oi the Norwulhs.
left. for Stilton. ()rc., ycstcrdny morn-
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rusuul men REPUBLI-
cAll DELEGATES AS THEY
GATHEHED TODAY
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.oswnd uvit Shaft l‘e firs
. dumwitb the ilicuds ot‘ possi-
ble. third cnndidutes the air was cloc-
tlicIiu suggestion ot heietofoxc unox.
pected complications.
Crowding developments in the coun—
cils of lenders and behind conference
room doors outside the. convention
hull only purlly sccu uud lindcrstoud,
by tho bOdy ot’ delegates. threw nor-i
mully \voll-l):.lluuccd men into :1 stutc
hysteria, during which they
sworc shouted and gcstlcnlutod until
quieted by intericrenco of policemen
or detectives.
Pending the outcome the. mcmbcrs
ol‘ the various commlltcns selected by
the convention postponed their meet-
ings uud lunch delay resulted in this
connection. The committees planned
to resume their worll when develop
lncnls showed what they could expect
to dcul with.
Numorous rcports regarding the
probable trend of the concessions were,
in circulation. There were. reports ol
utmost every possible.‘ nuture.
The question of the course finally to
be tullcn by Coloucl Roosevelt and his
followers was lieutodly debuted at cl".
cry .mecllng of n group ol‘ delegates or
politicians. Some,prol‘essiug to hold
”inside" information ot’ the. plans ol
tho'llooscvclt forces, insisted that Col-
onel Rooscvelt would lend his follow-
ers to another bull or auditorium to or.
gunlzc u now distinct convention pull
a new purty. Others declared withl
equal vchcinoucc that the. Roosevelt
contingent. would remain in the Coliv
scum and attempt to hold a second or
double convention on the some floor
with the Toll people.
"I‘hore. was much speculation on to
what. would happen it the latter course
wus pursued. it. was pointed out. that
Chairman Root in sucu an event.
might order the police und sergeants-
ul-urms to eject the Rooscvclt people
from tho thillscum for refusing to
mniutulu order and follow the rcgulu—
lions oi the convcntion. It was pcdc-
dictcd that seriousIdiulu'der would oc;
cur lu~cuso unythiug of this sort hop-
pound. A number of cont‘crcnccs ol’
otllcluls ot’ the conventions and purty
lenders wcro hcld toduy to provont
just. such an outcome on that, it posslr
blc. Moth-unto members on both sides
joined In efforts to head olt thrcutcncd
trouble. Al. tho some time. the polio
tut.r lll"lllllllllllt‘llili \vcro strongthclu-d
and it close watch kopt upou ccrtuln
dell-mites who huve. shown signs of
precipitating.r dlsorlior.
l’ormor prusldelrt’n mmoluu-umcut thnt
ho was it candidate wus sulllclnol.
’l‘hEy urgucd thul u boll wun not at nil
ncccsunry u purl. of «tho Roosevelt. pro-
gram.
.‘Some. of tho tRomlcrclt lenders sold
their plan wuss to go to tho coumnllon
hull null dclnund ll rc-hcfirlug on tho
credentials proposition and than un-
less the convention agrees to Colonel
mlcchlt's ‘dcmunds that the alleged
fraudulently scaled delegates he oust
pd, a “walk- out." oftho Roosevelt deity
States would result.
Governor «Herbert S. Hadley. 0! Min
court, was to éontlnuc as poor leader
of the Roosevelt men. In previous can
mention fights particularly in a recent
stats convention of Mloscurl. only...
or Hcdloy showed 0“.th lhill new...
t
most unexpectodiy.
them utter up
struggle and secured instructions forl E. Sachctt. Nobraskh; J Boyd Avis.
Col. Roosevelt. which at the oponlugliNew Jersey; W. S Lauder. Nor.th Du-
ol’ the convention had been considered'
egutcs could see little possibility of
delaying the crisis. They quoted those
you by fraudulent vulos.
tcl s to vote.
lion that you dccliuc longer .to submit
to having dcdcgules lruudulantly sent
judges in their own cases. allowed to
thcr as a whole or in detail.
dent's candidacy for rcuomiuntion hudi
t
twelve hours.
Muss. '
Senator Runyon. of
tho possibility
strength to
compromise cuudidutc.
bolt." said Senator Kenyon. “We think‘ lion'wns lost. "
it would be t‘oolhurd) to bolt:
hold snuguinc hopes [for thc success of Ithe R. bubllcuu
Senator
fighting chance. but we have a good the Coliseum below 9 o clock.
compromise chalice.
pends upon a deadlock which we be-
lion would dccliuo to take purl in our}
more towurd leaving the convention.
aurcenlcnt. to remain ill the convonllon
one» for staying and lighting it out “to ‘
the end with the idea at winning by
strategy and bulldog tenacity. in the
Missouri convention (luv. Hadloy wore
u SEN
‘TH‘URSDAllaliI‘NE,
mail. 3
. ohccltmstod Libby. Maine; nugh 'r. liulbert Min-
ullduy unId ullvnight ncsctu; Jesse 'l'cllorton, Missouri; ll.
Rota: John J. Sullivan, Ohio; A. vV. ‘
Swli’t.,0rosou; l... N. Mitchell, Poun-
sylvantal Parry Shaw. West Virginia. T
. The Alabama case. the content over .
the ninth district was taken up.
Georgc R. Hundloy presented the
Roosevelt ease, claiming the Tull
members or the district had “bolted"
and organized on illegal convention.
Mr. .Hulbert’s persistent demand for
a delay terminated in u motion to “ud-
jcurn for fifteen minutes.” This was
overwhelmingly defeated and Chair-
man Devlne then ordered the sergeant.
storms to compel Mr. Halbert to take
his seat. The latter did so ,rcluctuut~
ll" .
Mr. Hulidley, the Alabama Rocco
veil attorney protested against the
presence as a member of the commlc
tee. of Alex. J. Birch. of Alabama, who
hull participated before in thcAlaba-
opoloss by other leaders
‘The greater number. of. ooscvelt dcl~
xéerpts from the colouels address:
"Don’tIllo down, Icven it they do best
There's no
so voting to cut out fraudulent votes
nd than allowing the fraudulent W) T
“i hope you, then will take the pupil
d in the convention ullowcd to sit as
ole on the credentials committee el-
“We have elcctcd n fair majority.
”Don't ullow those delegates to swin-
lc you out of your victory.
“i hope you as the majority ‘ol’ the
onvontlon will organise as such. ma arguments. Mr. Birch said be
"You will do it it you burn the cou— would not vote on the question.
are and you follow your own convis- H. R. McCormick, of llllilois, who
lions. . ,, bud come into the room, usiled permis-
“Don't waste any further timc: sion to designate nuother man to rcg 4—»He‘lcn E‘ to John and Vernq
don‘t waslc any further limo." _ prusout him during the day. This was meku' ‘
'l‘llo Tili't lctldel‘tl including 00le granted. utter it was made clear that. 5—«Anna M‘ to Grover and Anna Ty‘
grcssmnu William is. McKinley. the? “only a delegate to the national cour. rell.
brcsidcnt's campaign munngcr,mex-i mltllée," elected from the member's 6“”??? M” to Frank and Bridget
r ggs. .
ircssed grout satisfaction ut the dc-iown state could come in on such a
olopmcuts in the Roosevelt contro-lIIproxy.
WEN- "l'llcy dcclurcd that the prcstl The committee on permanent organ-
ization this morning voted 22 to 7. to
tech sircnglhcncd greatly by the uc-i make the temporary organization pur-
iou of the Roosevelt. forces in the luSt‘; lnuncnt. This would continue Scum
ltor Root us presiding otilccr and con»
At lhc sumo limo there were ludlcu-I tinue all the temporary omcluls
lions in sevcral quarters that. the: throughout the convention.
lCOlllilNed from FITS! Page) scorch for n possible third candidate: The motion to mullc the. temporary 1
‘ was on in curuest. Sclcrul times it organization 'pcrmnnenl was made-by
llculiu ‘ conunittco amt orguuize lot was reported that Sellilrlul‘ Clmw' ol’ (luv. Pcnncwlil. of Delaware.- who’re- l
llnc [coulcnllliv with
town,
of throwing the
Scuulor
clts upon Iru ll. Coplcy. moved to substi-
rogurdlng lute. asking that tho committee dct’cr
'.;I‘ut’l ‘ Iuclion until the leporl of thc commit
(hunmlns us llI too on cledcntinls had been received
and nctcd upon by tho cou‘.‘enl.ion.
Debutc was lnild and tho Copley mo-
to 22.
mm
“The (‘ummins delcgu-liou never will , 1
also H In antlclpnlinn of on exciting day int
untlouul conlenllon‘
Vic u people begun crowdingr the doors of!
(Romulus. have not
Everything (19-: ditionul detail ol‘ policemen was ad-
Idcd Au nddltionnltnoinctnioulaolnnoi
llccc will como.“ dcd tony to the regiment already on
in addition to tho unnouucomcnl by: dun
Senator Kenyon that the 10W“ dclcru-I All doorhcépcrs and policcmen were
shifted urouud lodny following com-
plaints thnt n nulnbcr of persons hall
been admitted to the two previous ses-
sions 0! the couv cullon without ueces
suly credentials. 'lhc discmery yes-
terdny that tickets and badges were
being dropped from the windows to
persons on the outside, caused on ex~
its sound of policemen bcforc the win-
(lows.
in spite of the lurgc numbcr of poo-
thero were persistent reports that thof
Missouri delegates hull comer-to nu
hull rcgnrdlcss or what huppencd this?
afternoon. The report thul the Illls~i
sourl delegation had decided to vote
for Governor l-iudley for the. prestdun-
tinl nomination on the first bullol was;
dcnicd by some of the Missouri dclc-’
gatcs.
' not. withdraw from the tight.
statement. was mode by ell-Governor
Rents “H. Post. of Porto Rico, (1 close
ussociutc of Col. Roosevelt.
About half an hour alter the SilliEr
mcnl by Post lhut Rooscvoit had rc.
tensed his delegates. O. R. Davis con-
nected with the Roosevelt headquar-
ters, emerged from tho conference
room uud mild! “Col. Rooscvcll author-
izes me to any that any sluicmcut that
be hns rclcusod his deicgntoa is ob-
solulcly untrue.“ Some. of tho Rococo
men.
Hugh '1‘. Hulbert. of Minnesota, and
1.. N. Mitchell. or Pcunslyvunlu, were
lilo two Roosevelt inch first to uppenr
in the committee room. They joined
in hulking the following stillelneul:
“We feel thut the action taken last
night by tho minority members ot’ the
commitlec hus resulted ill giving us a
fairly good act of rulcs. und frco null
open discussion; with the presents-
l.lon of lllly new cvldcnco that may not
burn hccn hourd by the nutlouni com-
mittee, we urc going to stick to tho vclt lenders, however. llrtlcccdi-tl ou'
committee. thc (lit‘lll‘y that Mr. l’oal's uuuouncc~
“We forced the adoption of lnir lnont was correct.
ruins." ' As it result or the position in which
the national committee found itself on
tho opening of the convention the rut-
cs comluittoc dccldcd to druw up a set
or rules to govern the procedure or
.lhut committee in the future. The
committee luljourucd until lulcr in tho
duy to pcrmit l'rcstdcul Nicholas Mur-
‘uy Butler of Columbia University to
upt the now rulos into proper purliu-
memory iuuguugc.
When tho doors wcrc opcucd thcre
was it rush for souls and in a short
time lilo galleries were moro thun halt
tilled. Tho llclcuntcu clinic in slowly.
At, 11:15 o'clock scarcely more than
n dozen worn uohtlcrod about tho floor.
Onlsldo the. condlllmis upprohcholl
those of n riot. llunpltu strictest po.
llco gutlrd und nttomplu to keep poo-
plo without. iicholu it full block :1qu
from the Collsulun. tho stroct in front
of the hull was jlni'itl’ld null minor con-
flicts were lrcqucnt.
(30h Roosevelt dill not to hamper
any man by calling him to join a bolt
when bound by instructions to Room-
volt. No great movement cun succeed
if its followers ure under my restraint.
"Will'tho Roosevelt delegates leave
tho hull?"
“That hull not yet been decided. The
ceoocegeoooETAOINETAOI l ‘1 1 till
dilution of whether we shall oudcuvor
to hold a douvantlon hi lh'o hall or
louve the building sudh old our com
volition cmrutoly will no taken op cit
this attemoon’s meeting."
When the Womb broke lip c
troop of excited. immio. tendon
'l‘hc scsnlou opcucd with u protcst
from ll. 1»). Suckeit, of Nebraska,
null Mr. ‘Hulbcrt. Ithut notice ought. to
bo ncrvod on all coulostunls. For it
time this lhvculcnod unothcr‘ln'uuk,
for Mr. llulbcrt uppculod from tho
chairman's decision. llu tutor with-
llrcw this appeal.
The roll call showcd tho following
Rooscvell men ubscnl:
lll‘lnoy, litulltorulu: McCormick. lili<
nols; linrrls. Kuusus; Covlunton.
Muryluud; (ton-loo, North )uroliuu:
Norton, minimums: Illny, South bullo-
tn: tindy, Wisconsin.
Mr. l-lnlbert. doclurcd seven of the
mcu who loft the room lust. llilllll Wero
still ubuout. llo uskod lor dollly nn~
til they could urrlvu.
Ohulrmunlllevtuc sold lllc mocting
hour hud alrcudy long pusheduud that
the contestants wuer wuillng to be
heard.
(leorgn' R. Mnlby, of New York, llud
F‘. W. Eslobrook, at New Hampshire.
demanded the delaying tactics of the
Roosevelt men he stopped.
“Oh. I know you are going to use
the gloom rollor methods,” said Mr. -
Halbert
"Not at all,” returned Malby, “we
want to do rhodium and you wont to
prevent ital bolus done.’
Mr. sum and he Wanted “only
fair play." .
"Oh. you," shontod several commit
tee members. “you, acted like it that
night.” Tho-committee room at ten
unlock contained tho following house-
I
. The mailing will occur at 6:30 o'clock,
i‘.
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down tho Tort forces to c point What's
in llili iiiliililii f
lowing record of births, deaths and
marriages for May is secured.
death while some 39 were given birth.
There were but nine marriages, one
of those taking place out of town.
low:
May. .
3—John to Oscar and DalSy Squires.
3~Kulthorine to Edward
l~-Fredertéh to Frederick and Julia
li—Mllun to Steven and Pauline Soju
l.’r—«~Surnbiua to Frederick and Thel-
An no i 1
iii—Mary
l7~«»~l)nnghtcr to Ralph and Mary Ln
l?~—)iildrcd E.
ill-«George l.. to Clarence und Mamie.
lSw-lreue to Anthony and Julia Pog-
lil——Wullucc to Louis
19—~\'ernu. to Olaf and Dela Amund
pic. outside, orders were issued that no "1
lLlll~--—.’l‘lollie Ill.
7!
a
Slllll ll NUMBER "
wonty-clpllt'llaalhs, Thiriyuinc
Births and Nina Marriages
lot N‘orwaik People
i
From the books in the olflce of
own Clerk Herbert ll. Smith the lab
But 28 people were claimed by
The complete record Iuppears ho
Births.
and Kate
Connolly.
Berger.
7~Charlottc May to James and Nel-
lie Gilbert.
8—-—William to Stephen and Elizabeth
McCall Patterns Fownes’ Silk Glov '
MINT Z’
MID-SUMMER
HAT
Pretty ready-to-wear 4
Hats for Women, MiSs- I
es and Children, made
of white pique, Turk-
ish toweling, and duck
Hats to suit any face
and such a large as:
sOrtment to s ele ct
from. Prices from75c
to $8.00. Seowindow
display.
Farkes.
8—-Angelinu to James and Mary
Christian.
ilml’crcy J. to Percy J. and innl
Edwards. l
0-«Jnliun R. to Josaph and Juliui
Hollis.
‘l‘Syiviu is. to Evert and Corn
Shipman.
4Jumcs S. to Andrew and Mamie
Chandler.
1tl——Ellznbeth J. to Stephen and Eliza-
beth Tomas.
l—Angciiua fit. to Rocco and Jennie
Mocciola.
ese 'l‘ncci.
5-“li‘l‘0dtlllcil H. to Edwnrd and Hel-
cu Willlnms.
to Andrew
Yobbagy.
and Elizabeth
(Iroix.
to Edwin and Mildred
Lumb.
chdes.
any.
and Harriett
Klopsch.
sen.
i20~- Son to John and Mary O‘Connor.
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Robert G. to Bernard and Mimi
thu thc crcdcntlals committee us- one. would be admitted exccpt mm,10I\._ Newman.
semhlcd this mmntns to také Hi! the es and twwspnper men until 11 o‘clock. 33*Mlidl‘0d '0 ”8‘1“? and Caroline
contests. «Roosevelt mcu unexpectedly The assistant ggrgeflnbfltqlrnls and Heanpnin.
appeared to Hike part in the. lll‘OCL‘Pd- ushers about 1.000 in number also were Bil—~Mllrlnda ‘0 Alircd Mid R0519 Mun-
lllllfi. ‘cxcludcd until this hour. inn.
Only 3‘3 01’111053 members 0i the At 10:30 o'clock this morning Col. 33'4““ ‘i- 10 Am“? and Margaret ..
committcc wore prcscnt “'1ch ill? Roosevelt released his delegates from \‘lilliumson
doors were. opened to the newspaper- obligation to support him. He “41133-411101” ‘l to Percival 311d Angle
This For her.
ill—Christopher to Christopher
Elizabeth Collin.
26--l')onnld it. to John and May Burns
26-Jullu .l. to John and Elisabeth
Forcuczi.
20~Jcsslc .l. to John and. Elizabeth
Lucas.
t
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to Frank and Mario
Lombard.
Bil w\\"innilrcd M. to lilowurd and Alice
Wood.
2s. Evelyn (l. to Frank and Mary Stir,
our.
30 .. Eulon inflow. and Kuttc Myra.
Deaths.
Marrlogn.
May. _
inal-ry H. Burton. of Norwalk. and
Lois Watson, oi? Lowell. w:-
mont, by Rev. C. It. Bromley, at.
Lowell. Vt.
lo~clydo Poul Kuthumd Martha Eda
was.
ill-witches K. Edwards and. Balls
IFancy Long Island Bcéts
iLarge Pineapple
andiI -
hilly. Y. M. l).
leumucl ll. lluncoch 37
l~douu McClulo 35 4 20
2~~Eluic .lunlos 2
B-Ploti lloglwz it
t ------ llolen A. Murphy.. till 25
l-I-Adolluo F. Mnnwnrlug 71 911
Hi wwwww ltl‘ldgct Prior 70
smstcpbon ll. Remington 75 1 ill
ilwvilhhrl‘cu S. 'l‘rowbrldgo 78 2 27
ll—-—.l¢lilo Taylor 92 11 Ill
l0mlll'llllzct. licoriug 7i}
liwl‘lllzuimlh lionnosey 22 ll
wiltdwurd J. mason 42
l'JwDuuiol Lyons 65 17
lit-whims» Connolly , 1i)
ill-wltusucil li‘. 'l‘hotcllcr 4 3 16
til-whiluust Decor 66
l7chhn llullock till
l7-John W. Parker 58
l'imMury Fl. Sherwood til. ii iii
ilvwcioorge ll. Cronl 218
titlwaollle Morton Kill
Ell-«Chum Fox 74
2l-£lumth i3. Holly till 2 8
zit—«Susnn A. Tit-honor till 10 12
Zl’inoccph 11‘. You Ordon 25 1 5 ’
26~uMurlnI finish 48 -
29—«Alcxundor McCoy 43 10 17
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ISevcnty five thousand new Fords go
into Service this cocoonw roof of their
unequaled merit. The pr cc to $590 for
the roadslbr, $690 for the 5v: passer»
gar car. and $700 for the delivery car—e
complete with all equipment, 5 o. b.
Detroit. Latést catalo do: from 8.1.
Benedict. 98 South ain St, South
Norwnlk. -
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lileoscph Marcus and Mary Romano.
22-~22 Walter F. Brown and Margaret
Domicola.
anh‘rsnk Sherwood and Elizabeth school district was held 1"“ “’3“:
Kelly. which limo the affairs of tho 6
were closed up in obscuration (or
solidnllon. Edward Mitotic w,
on chairman oi the meeting and
ham Gunther «clad on corn,
Adnmkmostodlm night by flow monitor was. attended by was:
lot mum diction! 3'. Moore. at Nor- man». The "bolts of tho . .
zswremr Cardocsl and Irena swim.
29—43mm“ ll". Barker and Ethel E.
Iinmwood.
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