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ou-City Editor’s R, donor:
SOECIE'l Y NUI‘JV‘L“
void Well Lodge, No. 108, F.‘ and ‘A M
Moots in hluuonic Building. South
Main 1111171111. int and 3d ‘Tuosdny or
each month~July and August (111'
oeptr—dw—ath o‘clock. E All Master
Motions cordially invited. D Burr
Bench, w. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
Sec.
Butler Chapter, N0. 38, R. A. M.
Moots 111‘ Masonic Building, South
"Main street. second Tuesdays ,
each montthuly 11nd August, ox-i
oeiltét'lmut 8 oclotdt All Royal .‘ircn
Masons oordlalh invited (L‘huries
A7‘ET11clE,‘ H. I". ltobort W. .Wiit'ox,‘
£15,.
....p o. 4... .
NEVENTS QF THE YEAR.
of 1911‘.
changes in the Amerlcun notornnlonl
E E , ~~poli~tical,
' ’l‘w'olve months ur. 1111.11
otonomic and financial—~-
nol" in tiny commodity who it viollttlou
ol' the untiutrust lawn. in 1.1111 ntuio.‘
ruin used, it decided .tlult ntatup
. through their railroad .oumunualona
01"_
E' (1. muiutnluotl Ethel {nudity qt 11 about- -. .
than law an a oiliuluul 111119.3qu for;
the tirul time in tho tuniou‘ttuo trustE
in the cotton corner ousofi it
.laid down tho principle ‘thnto "our
'huvu control owr tho won of line»
within their holders irrespectivo of
tho lutur-stuto cununorce commission
In riforoign relations. n'ft‘nirs ot’ théE
your \verc hardly ions Eoventvf-til. Seth
llryun'u plan for international
.wun
rotary
accepted in principle by
thirty E natlomln and n
trcaiy with the Unite-d Stilton notati-
ly was signed by The Netherlands.
The. most important pronouummnnitn
(11' the administration‘s foreign policy
Worn 11111110 by PresldcutWilsou whom
11o withdrew tho nupmort of tho Unit.
pouch
.1111er than
all Stilton from the bankers in the 511‘
culled
his
six 'll0\E\'i;l‘ Chinese loan; in
Latin-Aniericun statement, in
which bu prnt'luinled i-llc inlcniion 111'
1110 I’nilcd States to recoun‘zzc on tho
\«\'o.~:t('rn 11111111111111.0111 only those hov-
nrnments “founded on law and onion"
and his Mobile up cc h, in which he
pointod out the. menace! of foreign
concussions to the ammo and security
of central and South Amt-tin.
lit'iuilonss \vllh .llcxlgaii, thc AilltJI‘llhlll
' ,pr'obabh me e 1.11' l'Uli‘llllli; than any
other rear ol.’ 1119 111111 quartcrc con. dry.
“This was apparent 1011111 in a buck
wnnd glance otor.‘ tho
ov'ents of the past y'om in lull blanch
(35401? gmernmentul activity
mentor illile
A Democratic udministrz ‘1111111 in nu-
115011911 affairs (tunic to power
E twelve month), with u
E‘u‘t his book. for the first time slncc
gflrover ECleiolund occupiod the \\hlto
' House
The ilrsi' constitutional tilllelltlilltlllliE
035111111170 uoro pori‘.ccted providinuE
income
U n itcd
”this of government-wan
mid the direct 11111011011 01‘
E ..‘fittilon noixators.
"Due national bunk
Hystqem wvhlch was tlcllsotl to Hunt tho
debt. 01 the Civil War and which has
'tnd ( ur"r:cnt_1
1
operated 51.nce was ro- organized into
' Ell Mfedoial rosorvo system, in which thoE
' neutral bunk 11.11111, the dominant syn
Ilmn of 1111110119., was rojeclod and u
’ 1.111111 porl'ottcd.
A Democratic luril‘l‘ low bet-nine er
(entire, the ilrnt
llflll of 18911., and one 01‘ the most com
”" l “ 1'1' its lnousmes ewr on
ninoo
inter
italionu were extended.
'OI'C
(1151111 '11 physical 'l'nlantlun
‘ .raliwnyomu project which will
millionn 111111 1111111 yours to coinplotc
hut (1.1.1.4. in oxpnrtnd
provide a bush; of rain making. Mona
'Wllllt'.
ystmnn runowod npplicuiion
i'm' ' t
11511 pr-l cont. 111111111111 int-romp i1
freight ruins and the otllilniianlml di-
E ,E'lleotetl rcducdonu in oxprnua
which an. oxpnolod to nuvu 1.11.1 1111 11'!‘
. v
pproxinntioly $30 11111141111) a oynl' “
,' .1111: mum in building the l’anunm
1.111111 were. ,tahun, with tho ii'll‘Ul‘iiluiEl
1y i'lnlt‘ tho urnutuut onuEInom-lni: l‘t'n
at.
as dalIVorotl to 11.
' ‘3 (11111111111: up nonunion pointu ubovd .11. hoot ti-«Z, owz owl).
1 . the low price level no 1100111111th that
in 1111‘ . .-
1
1113mm riliic,
' ‘ l
president and a Democratic (-ongrcns,
two radical chungra in thc iundanlcn-E
tax '
, vont schcmo of 1111111191111 ro—orgunlzwl
tho \\' 113011;
ntcrntnlo Cdnlmorco Comm!»
01'
«(mi
in 1111.‘111111<'l_v
the 1'12 urcut unalcru rullwny
Will.”
the our will ho in operation in tho
control of tho Philip-
government's roi‘nnui til-recognize lip.
Grid. and a Si 11.11011 cxchangc of notes
Eon the ambient v on» the diplomatic
ovmli oi" tho your. (1'. out ilri aln’ »
Eprotenl against the cwinptlou 111‘ A111
1
Eoiit'un whipping 1‘111111 Hills in the Pan
' 1mm Canal and .iupun‘ s ;1'otcst uguiuo‘.
the .1111111111'11 laud livgllllilllull in Cull
forniu worn the two other principal
l‘oulnrcs. lloib still 1111' in tho. oourso
Eol‘ diplomatic discussion.
l Plans for an extrusion of Anloriouu
tradn 111110116 by the creation 01’ com-
inun'cinl 1111011111 of the Department of
(‘ omuwico were launched important
stops in the government's liifll‘llT‘lllfl
lion in rouliions between capital and
lulmr. were the eruption of u
Eporbfolio in the cabinet 1701' ll Snore-
fill} of Labor. to which Wiillnm B.
EWiloon, of Pounnvlvnniu, u. prominent
ll OW
1.1bor louder. was appointed, and tho
icreutlon by Congress of 11 federal
on industrial relations
lwhirh but; begun ‘11 Study of Rho on»
tire subject,
Commanding {natures in the tutor»
Enal affairs of tho notion were the nu-
'commiusion
Enounconlcnt 01 a llbnrui policy {or the
(involtuineul ol‘ Alunka with tho pro
EllOH‘il building of :1 unvortuuont rullv
.1091] a policy of ('(Mi‘fl‘fii‘l' or the E
willlWC'W proportion of the Indian
M1
of all deposits of rudiuni. lutoly be
1mm: no valuublv in modiclno
\griruliurulli the yum \‘llii one 01’
uuirwmlcutod ]li(iliilt’l‘ll.,\'. While the
dollar :1.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
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’l‘ho Now York i'iorald mun in
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111‘. I.E‘-ll.1ulbington
i
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31111111111 ll. Holcomb
will not the priztuwih'hlgopmt i’o‘it.
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11
“Woodrow. ’l‘ho
i
811. in thin 11 duoululd
Ul‘ltl unpart Standard.
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For 11 nondivldondpaylnlt
fili’c 1111 ll?-
u truat undor tho 'fihorniun antitrust
inw. 11111! on mulutuiuuig u blacklist. ..
rostrum players hold 1111111111-
11111111111 today by Edward 11,, Gates. or
thin, city. oou'nnol
Enron, and. no _111utl.or.huw binding on
the lane thereof. noun ooxltt'uct.uiay be,
1111th Kt'ni t‘onu., in to be rounmt'd (RE-E 2, li-
pronidontiul VOLl'
thorn 111111. your wan: Taft ill, Wilnmr delimit.
domoorntlu
ur'lunuu to nwlioh four or live votua boa. «Maurice .llooho by default.
Round almro—«wlu my mine
Blacklist Query. r,
lNlllANAPUIJS. ltldu Duo; ill ”That ' ..
organized baseball 11.111 1111 nodded all
in coho nay ill-Junctions uro nought to
reaorvo
clause trout pluylugwwlth the Federal
League, was indicated by a statement
the
.181
for Federal
lioaguu. .
“Any paintball club that, attempts to
secure an 11111111911011,” nuld Mr; Gotten.
, "to restrain a iiipymulrohl playing in ,
tho ll‘oderul League, must come into
court with clean hands. Otherwise, no '
mutter whut oontrnot‘l-hny soon to on-
the oourt will decline to entor into thn'
merits of the. cane and dinmiun tltbblll
1.1 equity at once.
"rue Nationall‘ ointninaiou. if it goes,
into the court, will limncdluteiybe coirE
111011th .by two very .acrious 'Droposlv'}
lions. First. in tho ('(11111111581011 a trust!
within the mooning 'oi‘ the Shermiin‘
anti-trust 11ot?A:1d 1.1 not, in foot. RE
blacklist maintainud‘.’ l
“'l‘lleto is no doubt in the» mind of
any one, we (alto ii, that tirpunined'
bnaobull, n5 orgunlzod unt'ltr tho at.
called national 215., rnolnont, has 1'1 this
past monopolizcd the baseball bust-
ncss, not only by attempting to truuhi
competition, but. by lining up by con—E
tract the professional bunnbnll clnba.
and players of tho linitotl Stains from;
the largest down to the smallest 1111»;
nor tongue club, and that. the bull play,
or 12111111111, play ball with any compou»
tor u‘lmtt‘uwvvr. E E:
"110 the oluhn operating unocr ib'i
nutionul ukroomont tilaiutain a black--E
lint? This propoaltion must be prt’r‘
Rented lo and dotot'minod by a court
1
l
i
.4
.bclorc it will enter into n oonnitioru
tion of the reserve cluuno which ot-irh '
pluinnut will attempt to enlorco in at
court of equity.“ ~
in discussing the reservc (111111110. 111' i
flutes 511111;:
"’lho reserve clnuuc in n condition in
the contract bulwoeu the Club 11nd tho
player by which the club uttoniptnio
hold the player for u nominal 151.1111 01":
money, and yet not necessarily play
him upon the club with which he has ..
a contract. in other words, the clubu.
by means of thin rcuorve clmint', can
and do any: ‘Wo have you undor rt»
serve. We will not. play you on our
team this your. Wu will null you to
another club at. 3 iron profit and they
can pluy you!"
Mr. Gates Federal
declared one
League has been consistent in 11.11 pol~E
icy not to enter into negotiations with
a player who has signed 11 contract to
play the season 0! 19M with uny (11‘
its rival clubn 1n the National, Alnorl
can, or any 01‘ the. minor leagues.
“We maintain, however," 1511111 Mr.
(1.111011, “that the rouervo oluuno is il-
legal, and not binding upon piuyoru .
lucha mutualltv and is against publi
policy " .
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CUTTING WINS AT TENNIS.
TiiXnyiu) N Y., Dec
Yurk today, 11.111111011 (hitting, .lr., ot‘
Tuxedo. won the llrut title to the Tip.-
odo (3111111111150 Cup 111' oouri 121111114.
The llnul nintoh wan to have been plno~l
1111-,
nd tomorrow, but Mr. Douglas
vuluo 111' «rpm wan bulow 11111 act'rar o. nounooli his inability to DlilY- as he is
their wine totullol 11111111) inn million 11,441.44"..le by wutor on tho. knee”,
31.~-13y tho '
,st system was brought iribca. uud proponcd i'odmal control (104344044 (loin'dnn Donation of New
11 opcrution. and some of
radar-.1111 whilc
99R
Midwmlhr coat 11111111113. designed
many attractive features. The 1211.11 of
rough material seemu to be enjoying
A MISSES’ GOAT.
Marlo up in poodle cloth, (1111‘ of the
latest of the seasons rouu'h iinishcd
matcriulo, this cml is vt'ry 1.1nart.
There are two outlines for tho neck
and the collar may 11c of contrasting
silk or velvet.
HOME DRESSMAKER
THE
:1 great vogue and attracts unusual at-
for misses 1.11.1 small women, shnw' teniion. The model illustrated to—day .
is carried out in brown poodle cloth.
one of the latest fabrics to bid for ,-
popular favor. It may be trimm
with a collar of silk or velvet and
culls of its own mutt-rial; or 11...... (111- ‘E :
taIls may be carried out in one of tho _
motlish fur cloths.
lime and ono- 411111 yards of 44-inch
material or 1' 1 yards of 54~iucl1 ma-
terial are required to make the coat.
Poodle cloth ranges in price from $4
to $7 a yard. T hero are six pieces to
the pattern and those should be pinned
on the material with line of large “0"
perforations on a le‘ngthwisc‘ threat!
It should be borne in mind that the
‘stitching' and pressing of a tailored
coat constitute much of its success,
therefore, tlw home dressnnlhcr who
feels that she is not an adept in those
limiters, should have a tailor stitch and
press the coat fol her.
To make the model, first. take up
the dart 111 front .111 perforated. Adjust
underuf doing to position underneath
from, corresponding edges even. Large
perforations 111 front indicate con-~ ..
Close under-arm ,slecvu and “
(er-front.
shoulder seams as notched Close
center-back scum. Close back seam
of collar (indicated by double “00"
perforation), cover with seamless. bias
material. Sew to nook edge, notches
and ccutcobacks even; roll collar and
front as desired Sew cuff to sleeve
is notched lapping as illustrated Front
of pocket indicated by large "0" per—
forations. Adjust to position on front,
upper ctlgt along small “0" perfora-
lions
If desired the sailor collar may be ~ '.
substituted for thc low effect.
Many of thc new wraps look com-
licalcd, 1". cu built upon the simplest
inos because, there is something awo-
inspiring about a coal. The amateur
fares better cxpeErimL-nting with rough
matcriuis than with the smooth- faced
clothn, houowi. hetuusc in case of :1
mistake nl'crnsitaiing ripping, the
changes will not show So quickly.
l‘orkcls arc ltallll‘l‘il on this coat,
being: ample yet not large enough to
uppoar clun‘n‘sy '1 hey are trimmed with
big buttona Zuni loops of tin)r braid.
CUTTING GUIDE $543
l
”armada mm WIM‘ '
leM April N. “W.
cage—Nd. 5343. Sizes 14';
fiet'n. 15 cents.
EE Skim-No. 4935. Sizes 14..
E tern, 15 cents.
16. 18 and 20 years. Price of pat-
‘18 18 and 20 years.
These Home Dressmaking
articles are prepared especially-for.
E Vain newspaper from the very latest styles by The Pictorial Review.
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PENNSYLVANIA LEADS cases
i LEAGUE.
NEW YORK. Doc 3.1.~-«~l’onunylvuu-
.._.. ..-. muzfi'e
GREETINGS 'ro NAVAL MEN.
W A13 11 I N'I‘O N, Dec. :11 .mSocreml-y
Dunloln voiced bin Now Year's greet-
ings to the naval aorvloe tonight in
in addition to training UR) “Tfii- 19% 0“ in. was sun in the loud today at 111.6 the £01404.an 5444444444: “11.44.8441.“
tho now trophy Mr Cutting w'ill
E,"uuludud u. npoclul cup in tho sonn-
ilnul Cutting won from C. '8.
whilo 'llotlglun defoutod 1".
(low
liltt'llttill in firmly or tho opinion that,
balm, will ho the next 1‘61
Following urn tho nummurlou:
(lw2.
First rounde. G. Douglas doteutod;
(1.11. neon. 11ml. limit. 11 ..... 11.
-4, ll'
111. Fulton Cutting. Jr.,
l, lBoml-ilnol roundw'n’l. i‘lordon
Leo. chess 1011mm-
Lorillurd. era hull won nine games Md
.iiorlllurtl' 41113101111111 R- D- Wronan tor iiudorhill Illrooklyn;
be ciuau of tho third run: it] in tho, annual
tournament ‘of tho triangular 11011111311
Tho li’ouuuylvanla. piny-
lost
[throw (‘oruoll Willi «clone behind with
eight won and ‘tour 10111.13rown 111111
Prolit‘nlnntyw’lt ll. Wronn defeated 1W0!) Eouly min of the twelve contuatn
publirun rundltluto for gnvorum'. ’l‘hu Olivor 1,4444“. 4” 4, 4““ 4,, 4| 5-..;1' 111111 was "lltuotlcully out of the compo-
Now liriia' .111 “0111111 illiuka ‘thut .lutlto . '
‘, tun)".
The league oloctod the following ot~
acorn tor next year: l’roaidont, W111-
vicevproul
dent, N. 123. Parking, Cornell: were
“1.3 1.1111 defeated 0. El Cutting by wry, Hermann 1110111111, New York.
E:
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A proposition 11111119 by Columbia.
William“ Harvard. Yule and Prinootouto bitty
an annual taunt match on 11111 boards
”0“? won tavorably received. The .1111.» 111131
1““ defeated p- Lorlllul‘d. Jr" 6“5'E “can“! for the" match wag Apr“ 4
Block! own», own.
a .0..-» . m... .14.... .mwwfu."
. " GENERAL TORNEY RURIED.
when ram, 11., v. Dec. 11*
The body of Brig v‘Gou. (loo 9 '11. ’l‘or-
my, Burgoonaoonerul United States
New Haven in pllri’oruiiug, walnut in‘ It. Fulton Cutting. an, 15,5!“in 0'
'Finol round for 'l‘uxodo Champion
pushing (11’ the Quarterly dividend. Cup-MR. ‘F‘. Cutting. .lr.. defeated 1.11.
. u now oru lnEEi‘oia.
Throat with grout
Wont oi
WI WM
411‘ www‘w ~
homebody somewhore 111111 faith in New: : Dodging by 1191111111.
11111111111111. Hartford Tunes. 1E
" i VWIBECT'ON ENDORSED‘ ‘E honors» 0mm of tho hoot. the 11.11.
This 111111111th 1., .11... plan proposed; PHILADELPHIA, Doc 31.--Mem union or mam “'4 var _
4.111! the nonunion 11111111111911. that k... 111ml of tho Fodomtion of American month AfWDI'IWWd 44.4 m
E Finnish all 11! um wom- in 1111111112111 5011111111011 3101' mmorlmontuiitm 3“ ”M”
and tho people will”, ”the not. any, at tenu- meeting at the vulva: .404
Wigwam hummm‘ ‘ , Poumylmht who adopted 4m,
11h .muua‘n 111 «111.111 they MWEM
m .N 111011 on a. 111190.11”: mutton to
Army. was .burlod 1:1 tho pout. cometary
.horo thin utternoun with full milltnry
WWI-“W
. var. onto 1.1111 (immanent, "
. ‘ lowwn, 11111-111111,
ed 1119- escort 'l‘ha «audits drodthroo
tory of the Navy oxtoude 1hr.- naval
norvion his boni. wlnhoo for n liuppy
Now Year. The atlloera 91’ the Navy
have proved thomueivon oupnblo, tact-
1111 11nd oiilclont in the performance
of iimlr dutioa in tho punt. had the
men urn equally loyal and corneal in
thoir endeavora to promoto the good
of tho nurvioo.
"Tho ooorotury tools thut. he can do-
1pom! upon tho bent Eoiiorta of officers
and mun, tooonilnuo to raise the
standard. of tho service, to .proaorvo~
high 'ldonlu of honor and loyalty. and
to ho ruddy for any duty that may do
volvo upon them in tho future. "With.
this roliunco In their intourlty, tho,
uuoi'omry'«wluliou mom a peaceful your
61 ndvnnoemt. 11.11911 with tho oun-
lent 11.1111 happiness they so rlohly do
servo. The chip? condo for multicu-
1101! is the enthusiastic spirit maul.
rented by ofllnora and men in making
mootivo tint policy of the department
tor, the education. professional! and
academic. of every. 1111111 in the denies.
it promises to no the enlist story oi
the navy 1n the now your. ”
'GR’DR‘TER 'HONM FUR VEEIEIEOEOElaEN E
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«snow 7“ 334333
Price of pat- .
w.
To in» oftcred' tomorrow in our
l‘)NE-Qil.\ll'l‘i'}ll to ONI'HIALF‘ 01‘
GREATEST VALUES EVER
OFFERED IN NORWALK
We intro nocurcd from a New «York mportev u surplus stock 0
apuucso
‘Muny of them beautifully ha'td docorutml. Value from MC in $1.501E' E
1v:
are
imaonlenl, in four lots, at about...
thcir actual value.
Lot No. 1
Boone
Values up to
Lot No.3
2513 ea.
Voluoa up to $1.00.,
Lot No.2
00 ca
Values up to 500..
Lot No.4
4913 ea
Vu’lnos up 10 $1131)
43.9.)
7 W150:
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13-1136 Washington street.
If you E will 11......
Edison Diso
PhOnograph '3
you will surely want one in your homo , E'E
Stop in any time and hear your fa~-.. i: ,
vorlto song or instrumental selection. ' -
The A“ J' An'gevine 81 Son ‘06
to a seleéhon
on the
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C'hrlntmaa morning.
South Norwalk. 4E ;;
LOWER PRICE FOR GOLF BALLS
E NEW YORK. Doc. '11 .mAi. last the
,long tln'oulonud out inEtho price of
1golf balls has become: a reality on
Ethin Bldo of tho water. 011 the other
at 0nd 111111111111: ~— 21”) cents —- and up,
ward are prohisoly advertised in the
ring-111111 trolling journals
'lha happy now your pnummccmont
to Amm'lunn golfers in contained in u
otutcmonl; insu'bd by llobcrt'tC. ‘Wut~
,non, inroniilnnt of the United 811.1103
loll. Association, "following 11 confer»
one.» with a. leading manufacturer. He
Buys 111m ‘roloil price. will the reduced
from $1?! to $7. 50 :1 dozen.
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ADMITTED WATERlNG 'MILK'
HARTFORD, lion. 31.--'l‘noro mm
11110111] happening in tho Nico of llniry
and Food Commissioner Illubort F.
Potter ut the Capitol today. 1111‘ hut!
beinrohim for in hearing a ‘Wothul'u~
livid former nocunodl oi soiling waldo
otl .mlllt. v’i‘hu man was very emphab
la in his proton-11111911111,(ot'liuooonoo.
nayiul.’ no. 111111 hover .adulteruted his
milk neither had any member 01 the
tumily. To the surlprlue of the com-
mlaniqnor the mm returned about u
halt hour later admitted! the charge
mutant 11.1111 and wloltdrew his marl
mmmtmnu. who womisltrttor
will take, swim to My E tits
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modulo mt monk.
onto the cut cwmo 1111111611- and bills‘
,‘mont' railroads for land in Illtlat’N
, pro-wilted new a 411‘:th 111 Wotbw
DENIED THAT HE IS BANKRUPTR
1 HARTFORD, Dec. :1 .~Clahnlnuu
,that ho had obtained signed rclouéio
,i‘rom his creditors and that the gonor-
Enl ztssig'nmoni.unatio May 28 absolved
111111 from his debts, Wultor F,~(‘.1ui‘i‘, or ‘
New ll: “'1‘”, was before Judge Edwin
“S Thomas, and it jury 111 the United E
lHtatos Court today denying thut he in” ,.
u b:1ul.1‘upt.ttiul 10111111111 r 11 rrodlltors‘ E' E
'pctition 11111111111 be udjutlit'ntud bunk
min 1111'. total intiobiodnoun in ontl ,, ,,
111.1 od ut 35.11711. Alloncd nuts 01' buttlo _ 1
1'11.;..l,<.',\' on 11111 part. of Clutl other thnu
his ziszzlunnwni‘. uro thut he has con— ,
coulotil some of his 11411110111, that he our?”
(1111111011 goods and convortod the pro—
condo to his own use 'lllltl'llml ho 1...: ,
signed a $11-10 claim izo his attorney.
LEASE, RUNS 77 YEARS
NEW 1.0NI‘ION, Doc. iii.~«‘l‘lto loosen
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