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June 5
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,m Espionage System at
caphai Has Often Embarrassed
, the Administration.
. wasnmoron, htay 2,-a sys-
. u of espionage that would do credit
I f. In absolute monarchy exists in
Mon. it is maintained by sev-
" ‘2“ mhcies, mostly representatives
' fl'torleign governments. As a result
Wment secrets. some of them of
., ”the importance, have in the past
fi months found their way into the
. on of outsiders who have used
; h to embarrass the administra-
‘ 1 h . -.
Word of Plans Leak our.
fill ha been especially so in cases
1' international moment. Plans for
“ 5“) action affecting both Europe
‘ it“ ”01100 have leaked out in such
. i. flatter that carefully laid plans,
“times having taken months to
aunt. have had to be changed at
“ hat moment.
Io serious was the situation that
5* ' ".01, the governmental depart.
' affected united in an investiga-
aifi; The reports covering the results
fish!“ are before the chiefs of these
«ornaments. They show that prac
; 4lillly every leak is directly blame-
“him on government ofllcials them-
means.
'f'nlgrti. Too Much 'Phens Talk.
f Washington officials are notorious
gift” talking over the telephone to any-
?‘l‘cm who will listen. Today, however,
Eidfohstof them have received a quiet.
liefirbtiperemptory tip to quit that meth-
iniii‘ ‘af discussing any matters that at-
I, M government policies.
{sushi the large residences
t-
of nearly
gm Washington officials there are
”y'mhoue systems with as many as a
.Jssen branches. Servants or others
“‘3’“. houses have overheard conver-
iwona of cabinet officials, army and
.vy chiefs. and other high officials
-IU.“culting in" on these branches.
Information Peddied.
, ,Ti'l'hls information has industriously
“Icon “peddled.” sometimes to half a
5i fin sources. And it has not al-
been accurately reported, one
,.”"Itance recently having occurred
«cam a reported communication
”In an American ambassator was
3" 'fielgn from what was intended.
' insidious System.
Whls system of espionage is partic-
' 'iilarly insidious. inasmuch as there
., ”fare no existing laws that fully cover
It in most instances it is impossible
at!“ ‘fi‘ secure information that would
”hilt criminal prosecution. in some
to Wtances, where prosecution would
‘9‘“, the United States has been forced
“Til'b‘refrain from acting because to do
"‘50 would simply add to the already
" :Qtlnpiicated European situation and
“fight precipitate a dangerous crisis.
‘ '. ' Servants Ousted.
"“M' A number of servants of high om-
, “we have been ousted from their
" “a. but the only other action so far
”men has been a warning that all
tatters of important policy should be
' met feed at personal interviews and
1% by telephone.
l;
Wye 'MAN NEXT oooa' won me
. WIFE'S LOVE.
- . Langsbury Earle Sues
Youlden Cowle for Aliens.
. -. ‘ ' tion of Affections.
Mums PLAINS. n. v., May 2.—
.« . ‘ . Iaingshury Earle. mining en-
' . and son of Ellis Pooter Earle. a
. hy mine owner, brought suit to
Mt pagain‘st F. Youlden Cowle. for $50,-
. ydnmages for the allegated aliena-
' ' ‘ - of the affections or his wife, Mrs.
' . r Renwick Earle.
F.
, - and Justice Platt allowed her
couniel fees and $50 a week all-
‘ y, pending the trial of the action.
Tapers lit the alibhatlon suit were
= this afternoon with County Clerk
" ' ' by m Pansbns DaVls, counsel
' r. Earle. ‘ _
”charges that Cowle ha's‘stoien
Tun. ctimfort and society of his
W Among other things dile'tes
A“ aalaaaasaasasaaausson'ssoooeo_sss-,.
fiss-
.3? W ”.momsmoo 14.52411
W Firemen mam-n...- 990,
“a t. r. 0. or s. new}: us!
IottheAged as,
as’n'fsaasaa_g_aa,saan-TIh'asa .....
ssa’s-soe.a_a_ssessssssag-s .....
Salvation Army ............... ls
Uncoin Council, No. i. 0. U. A I. it
Day Nursery .................... i‘l
Remember the second in the race
will receive a one hundred and fifty
follsr Edison Diamond Disc phono-
tertained her at dinner at the armory
of the Seventh Regiment, of which he
is a member.
in his complaint Earle speaks of
the defendant as "the man residing ill
the house next door " Ht‘ allege-s ill:ll
(‘Oll‘le became acquainted with Ml'>.
Earle ill May. l!ll.'.. and between that
time and January 2x, lftlti. defendant
spent lltlUIi ill his home while plain-
til was away. Earle also makes the
novel charge that his whbecaale so
infatuated with the defendant, hi-
neighbor in the exclusive Greenacres
Colony, that she met hint at the White
Plains railway station with her lius-
badd‘s automobile, with which HhP
took Cowle home. l-larle adds that his
wife so completely ignored him then
that he hadto walk home.
Then the complaint sets forth that
“by undue and improper attention and
by flattery and other acts and wiles de~
fondant acquired an improper influence
over plaintiff's wife, so that she be-
came infatuated with him and openly
stated that she was in love witll the
defendant and was crazy abouthim.
She openly called defendant her besu.‘
Earle also alleges that he remanv
strated with his wife. which had no
effect. and then. on January 27; 19W.
in order to try to break off the friend-
ship between his wife and Cowle, he
told her he intended to take her and
their two children to ‘Brewster. The
following day. he says, she sued him
for a separation.
MRS. HORTON BOUGHT WAlTE’S
SUICIDE DRUGS.
He Admitted Poisoning, she Says, but
Said He’d Not Be Taken
Alive.
lileEl‘OR'l‘. May 2~~According to
.Referee la Bankruptcy Banks, yea-
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TUESDAY. HAY a, 1.16
sum .Aeuas a'r
saukauercv ram.
10 ‘IWING STAMPS
- . FREE
With y of the Following Groceries
1 but. Ad? Am ..... 10:. 1 jar lona Brand Jam ..... 10c.
1 can Sultana Spice 10c. bot. Mustard Relish ..... 10c.
pkg. Elbow Macaroni 10c.
can Vanco (Hand Cleans»
10
infatuation Caesar-slag Several Fi-
nancial Transactions ls Irouaht
Out. )
BRIDGEPORT, May 2.—Herbert M.
Knapp, a member of the defunct firm
of Burr & Knapp, appeared before
i can Old Dutch or Atlantic
Cleanser ............... 10c.
1 bot. White Vinegar ..... 10c.
l m. At? ice Cream or
Jelly Powder ........... 10:.
2 pkgs Noodles
aach 5c. or 1 pkg. 10c.
iakcs Mother‘s ironiUB
Was .............. each be.
boxes MP Stove Polish
each 5c.
bot. AJP Worcestershire
Sense . 15c.
1 jar Peanut Butter ...... 10c.
terday morning. to testify at the con
tinuance of the hearing regardingthat
concern‘s methods of banking. Ir. 3
Knapp displayed a lack of memory at
various times throughout the hearing.
l Attorney S. ll Bowers.
.prosecutini‘ the inquiry, elicited
15 STAMPS with one large jar PEANUT BUTTER 15¢
20 STAMPS with 3 pings. A&P CORN STARCH, ea. 7c
formation from Mr. Knapp concern-
ing several transactions in which the‘ Great A.Iantic & Pacific T9“ (3“.
firm was involved. including the pay
134 Washington St. South Norwalk. Conn.
merit of 8400 to the present recruit '
Sillllll, Nil 14
who if
lil
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John t'. Chamberlain, for the use of:
his name in certain land transactions
Mr Knapp also told of the "lilting" VICE COMMISSION URGES
account with the (icolgia Land and;
LL.—
I—I‘U-s—‘.,_. -.- . -_
. . , PURCHASE OF STEEPLECHASE
Trust tompany, carried on through
the First National llank ' ‘ ~ ‘ . . .
e Wants Permanent Commission to So. 9
The first iiiimlioll pill lll tho- u-l "I C d ' t
"955 b_\ .\lr [towers disclosed that lhe- P v“ on u“ o Amusemcn
widow 'of Mr, llurr was an actual, Park.
partner in tlli- firm but received no' BRHXJ'EPORT. Mill 3 ‘ Nitlflblf’
l'iporu of the company's doings andi'mm‘K ”1" recommendations *th11
United States Congress Set: Aside
paid Mr Knapp the sum of ”iota “”1 be included in ”’9 forthcoming Wild 3.“, I. m M
month to look after her interests. New“ 0‘ ”‘9 ”(‘9 commission is 0119 .-
Mr. Knapp explained that he acttlallyith‘ll “”5 for "‘9 ”Hm“ of a per-.Laa WI ”I,
received but onehitlf of my. amount mant'nt t'onllllissloll (lll recreation-ltd
as it was a charged account. gfor the acquisition for (hail commit!-P
Asked how the partners drew tlleiri"l°“- 0' ‘h’ 70 "T9“ or “‘"d once.
money from the firm. witness replied known "" le'mr“ Beach. but more
that botll lie and Mrs llurr had arr-“3””) 1"" “WP“‘VM’? 0" 3"“ Bree”that they expect on that day The
counts and when they needed funds;'“'a"d- lcustom of wearing a flower on. \ioth-
they drew them The witness sdniii.’ The "W ('Onimiflim'r' "commend" ers' day has been srus'ins in the Jim
ted that h, had ""9, made a 1,9,. lion of the establishment of “amuse-lg". years‘ and is gem“: more DOD“-
sonal account of the flrnl's business'm'm 0" recreation commission “'1" 9t“)! 3'01"-
Mr, Knapp plaid that he was abgo.‘bafl.‘d upon reports of inl’t‘lilfiflim'fll The second Sunday ill May has been
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liotliers' day l‘.~ coming and the flor-
lain of the City are preparing to sup-
ply the unusual demand for flowers
iuiely ignorant of the weakened con~ which are interpreted to indicatetthezdesignated as llothers' Day by con-1
ditioii ot the firm until im- an“ ”“h‘need of a properly regulated place ol',gress, according to the following res-
mmp The firm had made “we“. amusement suitable for family recrea-jolutlon, passed in the Sixty~third con-
merits, he said. which he believed tion. ,. .- gress:
would prove fntitful eventually and While the details ~pro as yet only Join! moiution derisnatins the see-
I‘ililllilt‘it‘h‘ rehabilitate the cmemv. under dlmiog. that'eurfl gropeofIOIld Sunday in .MI, It! .lrotnera' dly
affairs. the plan is to inauguratetan amuse-5|ud for Oil!" Purim!“-
. . . _ “m ,ment park. with the city in charge.;
THOMPSONVILLE PHONE
OFFICE Los'r av rm: who are to operate cit-m (midi-rule 9' '1' ""8 "“8“ “0"“ 0‘ “'0 WW!"
. -————— supervision of the‘nlunicioal commie. "”ng‘h “d inspiration; “‘1
TllOMPSONVlLLE. May 2.~Two “on. . foundation of State.
strokes of the tire alarm sounded Sat~ The purchase ofthe island would be‘
as the last note rang out. a large tree
on Pleasant street, which was being
cut down. fell,across the wires,
mmlmon' through the p.“ mn‘lanything to give emphasis to the home
ment, which has the .authority, in
com- event l' I 7 "
pletely disabling the signal service with mild nil-drizrltbulxe 2:322:12:
Before the wires could be spliced flrelmrk pump.“ under condemnation
starting in the basement of the iocaifpmeediu",
Southern New England Telephone tion on the p
Company exchange gained such head-l
way that the operators, one of‘whom'
had set the alarm at work, were driv-
Whereas,
for good overnment u .
the court fixing a valua- Therefore be it “d h manlty
roperty.
The park.board 1103‘“ “"' ““9““ of representatives of the United States
Whereas, The service rendered the
with its concessions for saletoleiutees,_.“ll“d 3m“ lll' "'9 American "'0"?
Whereas, We honor ouselves and
tlrday afternoon, at 1:15 o'clock. and ram“, “M... m. plan 0, ”,9 find“? mom"! of America when we do
as the fountain head of the state, and
The American mother is
,doing so much {or the home, the mor-
al uplift and religion, hence so much
Resolved, By the senate and house
M. Read Co:
W 185).
lThe D.
Motor Coats
PoagceS, Rajahs and Worsted
of light weight and pleasing coloring.
It tIllt' l~ i.» ll\ about the t‘tiulltl’w swatlicd in Pons
gcc (l. Rajah from chin to too, there are some costs WbiCh
all} \‘.iilll1iil \xlll ilc glad to wear. ll; is a deep satisfac-
litul r... .tliglli from a touring car conscious that one’s
citiic is distinctively smart and correct. Pongce, or its
(UUnlll of coarse texture, Rajah, is a material liked by
women for years—ever since the sea captains of half a
century ago brought home bolts of it from the Orient.
Both these silks from the East have proven servicrablc
for summer traveling. A decided dash of color counter-
acts the neutral tint of pongec, therefore a coat with an
eccentric collar and cuffs of peacock blue, emerald, rose
du Barry or sappllirc adds distinction.
Huge pockets arc always acceptablc.
tons assist with style.
Coats of Rough Tweed
and Fancy Worsted.
'l‘ilcse are warmer than potigcc or wish and arc al-
ways needed.
To be well supplied one should have each.
House Frocks
cllalllliray
lliadc
L'nique but-
and licro
practical
()f attractive cool gingham
(ale dainty and becoming patterns
fashions to wash and wear well.
$1.00 to $12.00 .
Graduation Dresses
lt is time to think about them, for the weeks fly fast .
through May and early June. l’rctty and girlish styles of
styles or voile with simple trimmings of lace and illsrr- .‘
“m“ 33.50 to $5.50
Exclusive
~~ Footwear
For Women and Children,
Glowing Girls and Boys.
in
New“;
Economy week .
Protect yourself againct
the coming advance iii pricts
by sccuring at least a sea-
son's supply of Xcmo Cor«
sets this week.
Women's Shoes for street
Neltlo Corsets need no in-
troduction to our patrons.
This ycar they are better
than ever—iltlpmved in ev~
cry detail of manufacture as
well as variety.
and dress \vcar.
Pumps. Ties and Slippers
for Mansions.
White Canvas. and white
» this. Earle recently sued for a separ—f
dam took" nacho Walloon politicah- «umpire: Elliott
w ”shows utter"dark and also enliidlcceeded Minotaur Bro-chasm," lwaasa
a story told to Assistant District At-
torneys Dooling and ‘ltrothers yester~
day by Mrs. Margaret .\i. Horton, stud-
io mate of Dr. Arthur M. Waite. in the
Tombs charged with murdering his
wealthy father-ill-law. John E. Peck. of
Grand Rapids, it was the intention of
the defendant to commit 'aulclde. After
the announcement that Sir. Peck had
died from arsenic poisoning, Mrs. llor-
ton says, llr. Waite confessed to her
that what she had read about the pol-
soning of Peck was true but that he
would never be taken alive for the
crime.
Mrs. Morton said that she went to
drug stores in the neighborhood of
the school at the direction of Dr. Waite
and bought all the sliphonai and tri-
onai tablets they could get. The fol-
lowing day she and that he had taken
a large dose of rugs. '
Mrs. Dorothy Pnimcllherg. who some
time'.: went as Mrs. von Palmenberg
and who had made a long statement
about her acquaintanceship with Mrs.
Horton, was sent for by Mr. Dooling.
The two women were allowed to face
each other. At first they were inclin-
ed to be hitter. but as Mr. Dooling
subsequently put it: “The truth final-
ly cattle out and no harsh words Were.
spoken."
When Waite admitted his guilt to
Mrs. Horton, Mr. lloolinur said. his
parting with her was affectionate. Dr.
Waite saying: "Kin: me. i don't think
you will ever see me alive again." At
the same time he gave her a roll of
bills and the diamond and turquoise
ring that has since been taken by the
Federal authorities on the ground that
it might have been smuggled from 80.
Africa. where the prisoner once lived.
Assistant District Attorney Mancuso
who had been in Grand Rapids for 2
tvceks. got back yesterdav with much
the fire department responded to the
call the fire had completely destroyed
the telephone exchange. and by night
with the exception of telephones at
the. Thompsonvilie hotel and the 1rol-
ley waiting station. which are con-
nected with Windsor Locks, this town
is completely isolated from commun-
ication with the rest of the state. The
loss to the telephone company is
tlmafed at 325.000.
CANADA WILL NOT SEARCH VEs.
' SELS.
DETROIT. Mich. May 2.~William
Livingston. president of the Lake Par-
riers' Associafion. has made public
telegram from Secretary of State Lan-
sing. giving assurance that the (‘ana-
dian Government does not intend to
exercise the right of search on' ves—
sels visiting (‘anadlan lake ports. A
report recently Was published to the
effect that the Canadian authorities
inicltded to remove sailors, of bellifer-
our nations frolirCreat Lake steamers
touching at‘Canadian ports. and Mr.
the-State Department.
Secretary Lansing's- telegram, as
given out by Mr. lIivingston. quotes a
general at OtfaWa as follows:
,"i am informed by the Caniidlan De-
partment of External Affairs that these
regulations are not applicable to river
and harbor ports and that any instruc-
tions that may/have been issued in
that hehalf‘have been cancelled. The
department states. however, rule for
such removal from neutral vessels
will be enforccd'at all seaports."
BRIDGEPORT ELECTRICAL WORK.
on from the building. By the \tlme'
‘now. for park llnprol'ements as the‘of Amt rlca l ‘
' ‘ n 00118er assembled, buck for strect wear and .
mutt of teeauprovsl at the "““"llhat iliep resident oftho United States "Clo Self-Reducing
special election, $265,600 in bonds. to is hereby authorized and requested ‘0 sportS. ' '
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limit! malaria to the: suvenntendency ; issued proclamations setting aside the
lot the institution at Shelton to take,de as one to be observed in their
message from the American cansul,lthe place of Dr. Stockwcll. who hasécommtlnities as Motherd' day.
ltentlon of the tuberculosis commls- the attention of mayors of all
Livingston brought the matter heron-iron to promote one Of the assistant
$3.00. $4.00 and $5.99
This WEEK!
be sold. probably MR slight prrmium issue a proclamation calling upon the
The plan Of the MFR bOIMiiI '0 “3" government officials 'to display the!
the bulk of this cash in the Payer- i'uited States flag on all government1
weather island project -the extension buildings, and the people of the Unit-
Oxfords and T ies.
Children's Shoes for street
:‘of the boulevard at Seaside Park frnnl‘cd States to display the flag at their A“ haw the ‘ Neill!) l,
the present end .tn the lighthouse on humor. or other suitable places, on the and drosswip. “bridge" COI‘SUPCHUU "‘ I
Fayerweather island, and to build a second Sunday in may, as a public ex. 81 healthful and stylish. l
br’d r . - . ~ . - ‘ ie nd i rs. . .
I ge l‘Pl this extended boulevard Drtspion of our lme and reverence for T 3 a P99 Every Nelllo “.1“ outwcar
‘across (liack Rock harbor into Brew- ”i“ mothers 01' our country. at lca‘t t\\‘o ordinar COF-
”mater street. Sec. 2. That the second Sunday in Second floor. sets 5 y
I The money to be realized front the M“! 5h." “0'93"“ be designated and _ '
.Dll'k bonds. Judging lronl(the (‘Otll or known as Mothers' day. and it aha" Y F l All elastic fabrics used in
‘the boulevard extendioo 'thus far com- 1’“ ”‘9 “my 0‘ ih“ 9"“de i0 request‘ our lll'S - Nettlo Corsets ("'9 guaran-
'pleted. may be ‘00 little for n“. Pom its observance as provided in this res- feed to outlast the corsct.
l . oiutlon. K - . T .
pletion of all thlsworkJntl unless the~ at t d i 1008. A tall by telephone ( 1200) Neillo Corsets combine Sti-
park board is willing to cooperate in ar 9. " .1 l) . t t k b g '1 "th I ‘t c m_ -
the project it may be defeated for The nrsitimethat Mothers’dny was “‘1 "“g someone 0 a e F“ 5'5 f “1 per 9” 0
' ' . v .
"‘ lack of cash. $;“;'°“°‘:““fid‘“ m“ “T“ 0ft 190”- away your furs and hcwy ort a" orig \ car.
i The pm (my in ovvncl by the heir 0 can u so was t on in is in- _ _ . .
'or the m: John H “Swim It ”i micy. At the time there were many coats, relieving you of all Buy Nemo Corsets Here-
I .A . . lll . I 1
reported that the owner's price is in Who "ugh! that it would be a “d care of them until fall. This Week. ‘
and would never amount to anything.
Miss Anna Jarvis. the well-known
writer for florist papers. exploited the
GETT'N‘?‘ RID OF ”OSQU'TOES' idea and made efforts to interest >
-_ .. Ell" E. fill. hitch Qinmranh
-"‘" l“ "‘9 in- Public schools were also visited. Even
’ the '
large cities and governors of statesl
uperintendents at the. state tubercu' l was called to m omrvmce and many
the neighborhood of $400,000.
*—
nitnrronn. 1m 2
been appointed to rucceed Dr. H. 8.? It was not until 1m and1913 that
Wagner, at the Hartford State Sana-{the real significance of the day was
torium. Mr. Stockwell will move from,reoosnlsed by the general public. At
Shelton to this city May 15, first the day was observed by wearing
It was also announced today that the}: white carnation for a mother who
commission has at last been able to: was dead and a red 0r pink one for a
make arrangement which will relieveinvmfi mother. “1° custom ‘5 now
the ‘sanatorium at Undercllll. Merl-:cmnnnl "° that W (301°? 0" any
den. from u“, plague of mosquitoes,fkmd of flower is used. The idea has
which has made the place so uncomu “I” been extended to sending flowers
fortable during ”)9 “ring and sum-‘to living.mothers and putting flow-
mer months. The swamp adjoining ers on 'theg raves of those whoghavo
C O A L
That’s All
evidence concerning \Vaite’s former th i died. H a & G
_ _ . . f . ... .he sum“... ass STRIKE. e mun“ "u be d’fim" i -— . , al'l'lS ans
court. Criminal term. will be asked. —-' . . - .. ._.__ —~——~-—————~—- _-————-————-———_——— ‘ wgur 8L, Be. Nomlltt
today to set Waiie‘s trial for May; BRIDGEPORT- MW. 2.——The Bridges 'b‘b‘E'F u . l u u u D m
15. ' port. Electrical Workers' Union de- ' ~‘ ‘ a
. *r- Mimi a 3m,” y'ésterday '0' m0"? 9 g - , . FdR ,. U W
”NWTJR‘LY‘W" PM 31:3“111ii:’.:.§iki‘ii‘.‘i‘l‘.fi°l‘l's' f; ”RING FLQORFWERINGSo CARP” “GS, ° What Are Your Assets?
- _ ' , ‘ , u . ¢ . .
CENTRAL “H'AGE' M" 2" men "9 “Rec‘ed' ~ '0 'LINO,LEUMS' CREX RUGS’ GONGOLEUMS' o The scientific conduct of business and Personal affairs tqday chases
There was no change in the postmasq Eighteen laborers of the A. W. Ban 0 STRAW MAT'TINGS. “CHEFLO’THS a the methods employed very distinctly.
rill") here to"a‘ i" spate of reports rttt Lumber Company struck for more, 9‘ .. - . . GO 0 , . ' ' ,
that Clarence B. Reid was to take thn.pay. ' - . . . ' ‘ ‘ * . " 'l 0 AW“ The [dimly
once in place of .l. n. Elltott, who The Connecticut Valley district con- 2 A“: ‘ DI(KEFMAN &’SON§S {Fl . M h m
was appointedabaut a year andahalf vention of the Moulders' National Un-I a SOUTH'NORWALK CONN ‘ - " ' ~ ‘ PHONE 440 of not having a checking account We invite aecoun s _w c ‘ ,
ago. Mr. Elliott has. declined or die ion will be held here..’it was decided. o cl ti; Shad ,‘. to‘ ' ., . ,4 lat , - 0‘, film 9mm“ I'" ““"m' “mm“-
. . .1 - C ‘ s l ‘
cuss the report that he has,been ask yesterday. The date was not set. g l o . o _ c—V . as. v‘fOl’dflbrlh W t! . . o . s . 0,. N too 3| Bank
ed by the sour-til \Aseistant roams Sixteen boners returned to wot-mils. A , w ma“ i-‘iflrilifl‘ my ”Lu-M" W...“ o . a" [9 (,Ln V a l [I
.Iter-General to resign on the groundof mmtngiat the"Warner"Bfothe‘l~s'-Cmf . . i . J > ' .I ' a a: . _ . , . 1."! OLDEO‘I‘I'IANK IN NORWALK
set Company. .g‘etuiig Increases lni ‘ “ 5 - .. . . , g , . .
,ss
.x'eei'.‘ %.
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