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ASSOCMTID PRES. KIWI FIOI A' L PAIYI 0' THE WORLD IV A SPINAL Will AND GUI “l OPERATOR.
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Office on Second Clue Mutter.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., TUESDAY OCTOBER 10, 1916
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ANSWERS
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lakes Reply to Frequent Enquiryt
“low About llanbury 'llatters’
Case?"
IHE EASIS IN CASE
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It. liugiies Declares it laws the
liot Right the Remedy is to
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i'lmrles E. Hughes. Republican can-
didzit-e for President. at a monster
meeting I11 Philadelphia. lust evening,
answered the question "How about the
lluuhory Hatteru‘ Case?" which him
been propoundcd to him on previous
campaign tours : I
"The (liit‘StIUD related to the llan»
ltury batters“ case," he said. “it cash:
(twisted by the Supreme (‘ourt of the
l'niteti States, of which I was 11 incur
Ilt‘l‘, The decision won all unanimous
0110; .111d. as that stutenwnt implies, l
concurred in it. i did my duty as 8
Judy. enforcing the laws of the land.
"Now what was this case? There
um .t. manufacturer who said that lit)
suffered I11 his business through whnt
is known as :1 secondary boycott; that
iIIt‘i‘n' wns an assoriation of working-
Iilt‘ll who, through their officers. had
destroyed his business. lie brought
u still. in the Federal Court to recovet
ll't-blv“ damages under the Sherman
antitrust act.
"The flrst'qucstion presented was
whether, on his own statement, he
had made out 11 case. That. went to
the. Supreme Court of the United
States long before I was a member
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IHIHIII IOIIHS HEH'S
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There. was a most enthusiastic meet
in: of the Trinity Young Men's Club
held in their rooms over the Central
Food Company last evening. Almost
the entire, membership was present
and the plans for the winter‘s work
were disc'ussed. The following officers
were elected:
Prenident——Alfred S. Chichester.
Vice l’resident—‘Larry ana.
Secretary—J. H. Lincoln.
Treasurer—F. Olson.
Executive Committee—E. D. Randall.
L. Holden and A. Casey.
Membership Committee—Robert De-
vine, Larry Bava. F. Olson, A. Hall and
A. Devine’.
The club is looking forward with a
great deal of interest to Iht meeting
that will be held on F1iday evening.
October 20. An imitation has been
extended to the members of Grace
Church Men's Club and the members
of St. P: il's Men's (‘lubs to be guests
for the evening. Thomas W. Denni-
'50". of Mount Clair,
be the speaker of the evt-ning. Mr.
Dennison is a member of the central
council of the Brotherhood of St. An-
drew, and will give a report of the
great brotherhood convention held last
week in the city of Cleveland.
.iHIIIIHAIE IHIIMEH I0
HPPIISE IIIIIIAHSIIHI
William Vollmer. resident of this
city and former sheriff of Fairfleld
‘unty. will run for senator in the 26thI
natorial district. Last night at a
meeting of the Democratic senatorial
committedin Norwaik Mr. Vollmer
was selected for the nomination fol-
lowing the decision of exSenator Han-
ford S. Weed, of New Canaan, not to
Newdersey‘, will‘
INevv Community Hall
For Easi- Norwaik
Testimonial to the Public Spirit of the Builesi Section
of the City oi Norwaik—F
Meet the Expense oi Erecting Handsome Structure
.__H- F
unds About all Raised to
THIRD GAME IN
NINE INN
Fair and continued cool toot
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{Boston
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Community Hall,
Van la n
’l‘hc ItIt‘tt ot' hitting 11 t‘oinniuntty
Hull \\us first proposed by the prosi‘
dent ill :1 regular meeting in Doc-~111-
bcr, 1:112. Money was earned by the
associutiou und contributions lurgc urid
small, were generously mode by rest
dents of the district and friends
throughout the city and adjoining
iii-ighitoi-homls. 11nd the building silo
on Van Zandt street purchased
Meantime lIlt' human structure was
steadily growing. Committees were
organized to meet every possible need
Witch the big fire visited the district
one of these (onitniitees housed.
clothed and provided food and fuel for
the sufferers, to the number of eleven-
families A free llbrtiiy was estabI
lished in January. 191:. a generous
merchant giving a portion of hit-1 store,
in which to house It There me nva
over l.0tlti books In the library, and'
Brooklyn
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hllilihZ'FS FIELD, New York, Oct, lti.( ilafl one. Strike one.
To turn the tide that has been um I
Iiiiug them uwnv froili the baseball
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Mowrcy up.
lliiil two
\Iowlt y fanned.
No Runs One Hit.
No Errors.
thniupiousliip. the llrooklv/n Nationals.I
I~1zit?yring frotn two defeats at
SECOND INNING.
Iii-in s of the Boston Americans, mado‘
_ ‘ _ it back tothe-wnll flglit today in their First Half.
61 Street. East Norwaik. 'tirst contest on the home field. A (Iv-I [,ouis up llall one.
Ifeut for Brooklyn today would lvnveI Lewis flew out to Myers.
.lwir thnmpionship hopes hanging byi Gardner up. Ilull one,
the tv'rrului’ou is so I‘ll‘ o thti lil l'tll‘n'
' ' ‘ g ' I ’ :1 hair As it now stands. llrooklanso-nt up :1 high fll' '0 CUIFIW‘“
tiny interferes with the mcrchunt':
business. The left from room of the Him-1 “In tour 0|” 01' "it“ remnlningl Scott up. \‘t'hent mode it cirrust
building will be devoted to throw contests to wIn the world‘s st-“It“fi.' clutch of Scott’s lont: ii)‘. inking the
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library. 'i‘hoi'o is :1 committee whose
work consists in providing school
children with clothes and shoes: and
its w'ork him so grown that,‘ht times
the mutribiuions ovcl‘ittx lIlt‘ capacity
of a private residence.
while the lied Sox need but two lllOl‘t‘IlmII in deep lt-ft.
\lctories to place them on the ('Ilillll;I No Runs. No liits, No Errors.
pionship pinnacle. I Second Half.
Keen for the taste of the bit: base-I Olson up
".13“ building “I" enable ”W l’lBSO hull nit-tit. Hundreds crime out vanyIm-st.
”qu1," m “Wk ‘mhumpflod will im to the park And tint for hours slii\"-'ci Miller up.
piote living (onditions in the district. 11m: in the Arctic wind that swept the two Miller formed on three
I‘niIIEZZISNSHH;liImOIIEVEIIlmligdsgorh”mum“ field. Scores of spectatorsIbnlle:
ducted .Im it will emuucipats Itself; muffled themselves in waters nndI (‘oombs up. .
from ”u, «otter which its “mtnpinewlpoporn to keep oil the bitlunghen he'eum- to the plate.
Strike one.
pitched
Combs got it real cheer
Strike
WI" b “It?“ 70? public improvements. edges of the north w.lnd The. sunIone Ball one. Scott threw out
in s rt. it will be it good business ~
proposition liut greatest of all ittubone clear and bright, but it was 11' (oombs. . . V
“m 1).. a testimonial to '80011 will poor dur for a ball game. The play. No Runs. lNo Hits. No Errors.
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The regular meeting of the Twin
City colored Republican League was
119111 last ei‘cnlng in Red \Iens flail. 1
Many interesting topics were discussedt
told the eventing was pleasantly npentJ
The meeting was presided over by tho
president of the club. William H.1
Fisher. A prayer was offered by"
Rev. 8. 8. Henderson and was followed
and was enjoyed by all present.
Routine business was next disposed
of and a campaign committee was‘
elected. it consists of W. ll Fisher. 1
S J. Bell W. C. Minion, G. W: John-‘
son and E. 0. Pow ell. The ofilcers of!
the league are as follows: President—
W. H. Fisher; Vice President
Mason and Secretary—W. C. Minion
A number of new applicants were
Ireceived and acted upon. Among
'them are Isiah Pollard. Robert Single
to on, William C. Clay, Charles Olm-.
stead. David Chance. Alfred Coppert
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I NEW YORK. Oct. 10.——Strangled
with her own bookstrap after hevlnz
neetinge was then adjourned.
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’accopt it- The 26th dISU'ICt includes been assaulted, Tillie Brown. an 11-
=Nornlls New Canaan. Darlen andymr-old schoolgirl, was found dead to-
.Wilton. 1. will“ day in the collar of 1 Monroe street
Volhner will be opposed by tenement on the lower out side.
Charles E Williamson. I; Derien The girl had been missing from the
lawyer weIl known in Biddgeport.
"the former shall, in running for that
mice two your: on. carried the
26th district by more till! 100 votes.
That result In» M Mr
home of her parents, Bemrd uld
Yetta. Brown. since yesterday. when
she failed to return from school. The
police hove a good description. it is
said. of d‘ m nun who no (an
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grooms of the’rlub house until the lust; THIRD INNING.
Imoment. First Hllf.
R8 Al. I hTh“ temporuiv bleachers behind Thomas up. Strike one. flail one:
‘ Hi and center field ware the first Ball two Foul utrike two. Thomas
to fill up. while the box holders. se-
ture in their seats waited until near
game. time before coming to the park.
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Permanent Officer Electu— [1- been c. ected in front of the left and
SIMII" voumer to Run “Fright field grand stands. Apparently
ground rules on overthrows and hits
Senatorin 26"! DISIHCI linto the temporary outfield
popped to Cutshnw. _
Mays up. Strike one. Bull one. Ball
two. Strike two. Mays couldn't
see Coombs‘ curves and formed.
Hooper up. Ball one.
sled through the box.
Juntrin up. Ball one. Hooper wits.
stands out stealing. Miller to (‘utshuw
would be made. The usual brawl x0 Run. One. Hit. No Errors. I
.bands tried to keep warm and ‘in tune. Second Half. .
An enthusiastic meeting of the VI il- Idown item the home bench. I Myers up, Strike one. Scott threw I first,
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-, bert.
Poul strike two. Ball threeg
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Itlurdnei' popped id Mowrcy.
‘ out Scott.
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Hooper sin- .
(the Run. Two ”HS. 0119 Error.
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First Half. 't
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Lewis up. Strike one. llnli one.‘
-I-‘oul strike two. Ball two.
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Strike outfit ~'Il(ii e. liner right into Wheat's handsI
llall one.
Strike two.
Strike one.
i ii rcc.
Gardner 11p.
ltsll two. llall
Scott up, Strike one. (‘oonibs threw
t ooh its wits pitt- hing u superb golue.
llis muttol w is pcifert and be mixed
Iup it first ball with n ‘Iow drop turve right.
Scott threw out Olson atI
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No Runs. No llits No Errol; _ Myers up, Strike ”“9-
Second Half. Ball one. Ball two. Mych .
Slt'n‘rlt'I up. itall one. i‘oul striko-VWI-
No Runs. One Hit. No :
:onc. Foul strike two. I‘IIIII two. ”it"
three Foul. Sionkel fouled out to
lardner. who took the ball of! a Spec-l
tntor's lint. '
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Wheat up. Ball one, Iliill two.
Strike one. Bull three.
ed. A
(‘utshnw up. Strike one. Ball one.
Ball two, it won a pitch out,
|Wheut outguessed Maya and remnin~t
Mays threw out (‘utshaw SINK“!-
cd on first.
at first, “:heat going to second.
Mowrey up [hill one. Ball two.
Manager Cnrrignn claimed that Mow-
0‘ Day would not allow It.
Ball three.
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I Olson up Wheat and Mowrey scor
Iod on Olson' s sloshing th: e-e bugger iO'
left center
Miller up. Scott threw out Miller ntI
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relief pitcher.
the
Ball one.
Iiioope r, who
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Istoie second.
The official scorer has given
{{IIJ ,.Lt.'.i. Foul strike two. Cu
flied to Hoblitlell.
threw out Mowrey.
ih‘ostcr struck out
F on] strike. two.
1,“ 1,, I .'lam rin fonned.
knocking down his high bound-
t he.
Miller Went out.
thnt Walk- Strike one,
IWhetL
butI Olson threw out Hoblitzell.
rey struck at the ball. but Umpiro' m?»
Strike one IBMO" . ..... ....N0 002 SM
Strike two. Mowie) walk-IBI'WHY'I -
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(‘ooiubs signal“
Pfen’er now 1
box for Iirookiyns. 3
seem flied out to l
Scott up.
Thomas up. Bali one. Ball
IStrike one, Foul strike two. .
Illiree, Ful. Thomas stzuck out.
One Run. One Hit. No Firm
second Half. .
t Steugi—l up. Strike one. not.
Ih‘otil strike two. Stengel 110‘...
gathered in the -
er a long run.
Wheat up. Wheat gm a 81 .
Striki-
Ball
one.
Boll
(‘utshnw up.
one.
Mowrcy up Strike one.
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No Runs. One Hit. No Errorq
EIGHTH INNING.
First Half.
Foster up. Strike one.
Strikt two. Ball two. Ball '
Strike one.
Foul. , l’fefler
Hooper up_
1ut Hooper.
Jam rm up Strike one. Strip
No Run. No Hit. No Error.
Second Half.
Olson. up. l-‘oster threw mil. 0
Miller up. Ball one. Poul
Foul strike two. Foul
lloblitsell to
l’fetfer got a I
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liefier up.
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NINTH lNNINQ.
first “I".
Shorten up. Bali one,
Shorten fouled
Hoblitnell up. Strike one.
Lew-in up. Ball one Lewis fil
No Hit,
soon: av tortillas.
No Run. No Error.
..001 120 W4
:oN mitt People Figure in
. Litigation. In the Courts. ‘
Sevér‘l local cases were honrdzw
tor-day in the Court of Common '
Th9 report of the house committee; hand and threw t
was accepted and the. permanent head-'1 Shorten up. Strike one Ball one.i
“mm“ I" ”I" ”I'M“ “0m m‘eIBnll two Foul strike two. Foul.
been secured, and will be occupied at Shorten singled past (‘utshaw ~
once.
A grand rally will be heidS SaturdayI. Hoblltzell up Bnll one. Hoblitzell
night in Hoyt' 5 Theatre. at which the' singled to right and then Shorten tried
Ball two.
the throw in.
Mowrey up.
Daubcrt scored on Cut-
shaw's single to right. Si engel went to
third, and Cutshuw went to second on
Scott threw out Mow-
sent a. long drive to tight center forI
three buses. scoring Henriksen.
Janvrin up. Ball one. Jnnvrin pop-
ped to Cutshaw.
Shorten up. Strike
one, Hooper.
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Iplnintill’, E. B. Bradley an“. O.
'Robersto Patternrson George \\ ashingtonI
-Paul local Democrats will turn out in force. “h third He w“. thrown out rey. scored on Shorten's single over 890'
IThe Stamford \tilson and itittrshallI"o re 1 to Mowre One. Run, Three Hits. No Errors. and it was Shorten's third hit
IMarching Club has accepted an Invita- Stenge 3‘ Hoblitz ll 11 Strike one Boll one
Ition to be present and will turn outI No Runs, Two Hits. No Errors. 9 p
I100 strong in costume. Music has been] -——- FOURTH INNING' Ball tvvo Coombs threw out Hobllt-
Isecured for the occasion and bannersi Second Half. FII'“ “'II- 7-0“- -
Iand flags with the by-words of the' , M . Jami-in u . Foul strike one. Jan. ’ Two Runs. Two Hits. No Errors.
1 Democrats have been made and will be MIG" “p' The home folks gave y _ p I
thrown to the four winds'ihat evening era a. warm reception. remembering vrin flied to Stengel. Second Half.
I A reception committee was chosen him as the Brooklyn hero of yester- Shorten up. Strike one. Ball one. Foster went in to the box for Bos-
iand consists of Christian Sworn, John day's game Strike one. Strike two. Foul strike two. Shorten singled over 1011. “‘ ‘
IF‘ McMahon. J' T‘ Hubbell, John Foul Myers was hit by a pitched ball Mowrey's head. his second hit. Coombs up. Ball one. Strike one.
.Cavanagh and John M. Glover. ‘
1. The district committee will hold a. Daubert up. Ball one. Daubert Hoblitzell up. Strike 0an Shorten Ball two. Ball three. Strike two.
imeeting this afternoon at 3:30 o’clock,
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the
tuna will appoint the balance of
mer that he was selected Eo‘run for
senator in place of Hanford S. Weed.
Mr. Vollmer responded to the former' 5
tag.
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hunted safely, Myers going on to sec-
ond. it was a superb buntvnnd neither
to Boblitsell. Myers going to third
and Daubert to second,
Ball one.
and when G
filled
Accept III the luck that comes your
why—but don't norm on it. “out
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cum-v up. Cutahlw forced uy.
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Coombs' pretty single by Jnnvrin.
idol-I up. Myers sacrificed. Hays Boll one. Lewis went out to Doubert M" H.
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int 1: ”Menu soc-n- atom-amounted. mun.
roam.
went out stealing, Miller to Olson.
Hoblitzell filed to Myers.
first Olson went to second.
Coombs lined filed to Scott.
Myer-s up. Strike one. Foul strike,
committees. The guests of the even- i ‘
lug were cit-Secretary of State Phillips Thomas nor Mays could get It in time. No Runs. One H t. No Errors. two. .Ball one, Ball two. Myers
of Stamford, and John c. Smith, or to retire the (““1“"- . Second Halt- cornea to Gardner. _
Norwaik; Mr. smith notified Mr. VOII- siengel up. Stongel sacrificed. Mays Olson up. Olson beat out a hunt. ‘Daubert up. Ball one. Dnubert got
ardner threw wildly toI a three-base hit to left. but was out at
Ithe plate, Lewis to Scott to Thoma.
hddress with a few npproprinte words When: up. The Boston infield came Miller up. Ball one. Foul strike' No Runs. One Hit. No Errors;
“‘1 the congrathlotions 0‘ the club in on the grass. Ball one. Ball two. ,one- Miller sacrificed. Meys to Jan- -~—- .
were extended... The meeting was then 0‘ | to thl d - SEVENTH iNNI N 0'
Ball three. Ball four Wheat was vrin. sun go as r . .
adjourned until next Wednesday "en purposely passed and the been won Contnbe up. Olson scored on First Half.
Lewis up. Strike one. Strike two.
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Hon. all be: Gonna-up. Sit-item. Dotti-e.
leottmouneowltn deionised-bone no
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gintthhigfiidhnghlhti'tufinflfglli, \rsl‘lti‘téclitu-13III‘WInIn‘ in Its headquarters at 13 Rail ——-- out Mien: at first after fumbling hlsI Two Runs. One Hit. .No Errors. Iwhich sat in Bridgeport Judge. :
very helpful to the voters and whiihlm"d avenue AIM" forty membersI FIRST INNING' flmmdw ' I I Ilord B. Scott presided.
described the present political situa were present and many brief speeches First Half. Ilmgbort up, Foul strike one. Bull SIXTH lNNlNG. 1 Lu A. Meade vs EmmaA
tion. Salem F Bell was next ‘lietutl “"9 made The important business ' om Strike two. Faui. Foul. Foul. Fin! Hall. I non ' V
from and discussed the issues most nflhe evening was the arranging 10f“ Hooper up. Strike one. StrikeI - n , (it i ht . t kIet al. Attorney for plaintiff,
Intelligently. , ‘big demonstration to be held next Sat- twc. Bull one Ball tw.o Hooper “““b' ‘I “I": o 0 r g ' ' Thomas “D 8m“ one. Olson 0° IQuinlun; attorney for defendant;
I ‘Rcv. McCoy and Rev. Henderson urday etening “IIh Homer S Cunt vdrove n foul ball over the right field SIMS“ III)‘ Foul strike one. Bull care of Thomas grounder and threw M Lockwood
gave short talks and. pledged support EIHI‘gSusDI‘lItongIh‘ccipgalngI-SI; {0" 59“ Iwall. it was foul by a foot HooperIone- Stcngcl singled to left. Dnubcrt.him out I Charles B Keeler vs Clare-
to 'tuhdegelegg‘tgge H Vosburgh Attor Ofiicers for the ensuing campaignIilied out to Wheat. ”$3 I0 second. 1 ~.--1 th Henrik” “"3“ for “”35- item Ashton. Attorneys for plaintiff;
ney Cramer C Hegeman and Edmund were elected. and William Vollmer was Jan‘rin up Ball one Mowreystnb- heat “D. Ft)“ hLl-tt‘ 0H9- at riksen up. Ball one. Ball two. Baillie“ & Mend; attorney for def
E. Crowe were present and addiessed made president Dr. W J Moore, ”0 bed Janviins grounder ’with his left flied out I° Lew1s. three. Henriksen WflIked- iLeo nuts, 1:1
the meeting.‘ Each speech was brief rotary, and Jam“ Flynn, treasurer I him out Cutshaw up. Strike one. Ball one. Hooper up. Strike one. Hooperi Everett C. Simpson. Adm., "I
ott hegrnd Hinman. Attom
Iory; attorney for deferment.
Downs.
EverettO Simpson,Ad1n..vs.
ett. nomad thmon. Attorney
plaintiil. E. B. Bradley and I.
cry; altar-rte; for defendant,
Downs.
The Heating & Plumbing Co
bouts Verlin, et‘ or. Attorney
'piainuir. n. M. Lockwood: anorn'
defendant, 1. 0. Gregwy.- .
' Herman B. Hoffman vs. Elia!
dash, in u. Attorney for' pi"
Kedgh Landon. Shapiro Q
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I 0. Gregory; ottoman for do
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