initial (my trot-.101 and hadn't any
prong-(l of getting one in time for the
But ‘ 1-1 had plenty 01‘
“wink 1.9311131;
norm.
\3'1ll.n11i;‘1l.o1.'
has way were won ("tit'i‘il'
3.1.13.me 1m
33 lm ‘..:itlpellf d
puss alum.“
111 1111' 112111 of that lionsicr (hiring a
ESTABLISHED BY
JARS GOLDEN
team of six i1111'.~esl1it('l1ed to a discplou
.MSDAY, JUNE Q 1913 and l11adtntz thrcc iltll'St‘S dra33'in'11 a1
Il11.3'rtw"tle was working him how-
mTflRE WAG FOB (.1 ‘.'.nd 133‘1‘. mudcrn ’111'tnin' imptt
TOMORROW
EightideS: 4311. m; 9. '07p. 111.
Sun rises 5: 21; sets 8 .21.
u-
11111115. and wing the 33'01‘.. of 51-311131'
of farming.“
And 33 but 111‘ bar done almost
w”*“ ' """"‘ '"—“"‘""""“——" all."
Member of the Associated Press
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for publication of “0113‘
all news dispaulies creditod to it: at
not othetwise in this paper and also DON‘T WORRY ABOUT HlM
the local news pub] shed herein.
All light: of republication of ‘spei It (has b11113 said often but it 1111M
clal df‘spatcbes herein are also re be 11119111911 over and 0.9, 53131;, 1,..I
served. ’.’Icauw of the misgi3ings that (onto to
of the liomc folk as lill
' . u 1 1
man could do in his own work. ll be
up and :01 his brains on the job
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the hearts
bow leave for the front::
Don't worry about your lad's morals
Don't worry about his religion.
Says: the lit-3'. Lanch‘lan liacflean
Watt. chaplain of the (11111111111 Gordon
lliszhlanders:
know the real meaning of
the wound of (‘htfst until i 51133 lilf
wounds of 1113' brave brothcrs stain for
I ncvcr knew the
till I saw
“l 11(3‘111
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the Hakt‘ of others.
.THE TWO KAISERS' NEW PLOT I‘lt‘ttl of duty
That new trcat3 of alliance betwt‘t‘n them torn and 113-0an dying for dut3 .11
Germam 1”” Ailm'“ '5 11” 'll'md'b'"Ir:1kt1 111tht'11'than 3chd a foot in tht‘
Ab published in the Dent-'fmm of traffic.
" ('0""'"""9‘“" " the (hurch than the church is a!" l0
t
bignifit .tuce
document. 11 may mean lcss fol
fiche Vulks Zcitung'.
alliancc '0' ’ ‘9‘”51'lhink, but it will 11191111 111(1tlt1f01‘(".~'l11i
close lllilil‘.ll'\
during which both 11111-1111..- of the at land, the host life of 13].. “01-17 than
liance llif‘lig“ ”li’mrt‘lli’fi ‘0 “mm“ "wintcnntinic we can understaml for our
entire <t1‘1-‘nuth of their peoples for mll- , heartacht (31' “.‘. for our tours. 1-
ita1l3 purpo (1. " 131111 the “panics"; “0 need not ml (.91 (1111 ]3(3\3:, to pav
be it 1101‘“ 1““ "" My M's“ “'"""m much adoption to com cuttonal (1"1hu1d
and Kaistr K311. W11 nccd
1]; is expressly provided thatItltC l\"°:not cxpect. to soc them turning into
801110 of tho thinl‘."
1l'ctms 03111‘ thcre. he says.
'. 1 t
ltatsers “shalt devote all their ('11111 '0.“plast1‘r mm,“
have their armics cutt‘r into an chnt- thcv do and .say uudcr [1“. 513...... 01"
11131 future conflict fully prepared llll":ll‘9llf‘il life might chock us. , But—11
' I A I V -' 1- . -~ 1
at a maximum 0' "W" “"""L""' b' i “if you seek for statuh, lluc man 1
”1911 and teams under the old svetcur
. 33l'1i(h 1 now hold
IElLSflN’S ”lid
.1 ME IN THE lilllJSE
Loud But Harmless Grenade
Explosion Brings Mem-
bers to Their Feet
\‘3'ASlllNG'l‘ON, June 4.
man 'l‘iison ot't,‘01111111-1t(1111 titcrally
'biought 1:111, Hotlsc to its 111m" \3'l1cll
:ho dctnonsllated thc use of the Wales
hand grenade to thc membcrs in ‘11
way for more realistic than they had
‘anticipatcd. it is (‘t1‘..111~.'=l 'l’iiwn who
is 11113311 ‘5 rallcd upon to e); 11in mat.
tcrs pertaining to uninitituis. while
suth bills. are under 1'iscu.~12i(1n, and
(jun l1(t'or1- the 3'11111 was thkt'll on
ithc army appropriation bill hc step-
Iped down in Hunt of the speaker".
disk and pi'cscntcd th1 fact: about
the different grenades in 11.11 in
111“'11.m(., exhibiting HiltCillllIlS of e:1(h
as he talyed.
N033 it seems that thed.10nat(n‘ ot
Ithc W ales grenade is caper 1att3' pow-
Iertut and the colonel had prepared
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.one of the grenades in such a wayl‘
ithat it' hc dropped it against any
'Ehard substance it would explode
without pussiblc harm. but 'with trc-
mentions noise. Describing: tho in-
.t1i('a(';e.~. of the various grenades he
lat last reathed lllt \\' 1111‘s, and 5110'“
'.enttumla' finally of its merits."1'\\(-
,hope it is fillllf-‘I'llll‘ to anything, that
thus been dove-input. it has a time-
' fuse arrangement and alst‘ can in
made to (13plode. whom it Stl‘iilt‘h‘ a
hard object. This one explodes at
Just the right time. This grenade
in my hand is
('11ch 'at‘med' and it there wcrt‘ 111;
cxplosivc (barge in tho grenade it
would mplode when it struck' any
.‘thi11;..' " \lhcreupon (‘oloncl 'l'ilson
thrtw the 1:1cnade into an (11111113
basket at his: feet and tho detonator
did its dun 110bl3','1nd (xptodcd 'with‘
a tremendmr report “hich brought
('vei",3 member ot' tht‘ House to his"
feet. Newspapcrnmn rushed to the
iron? row of the press gallt'ry and
tho whole “011511 was in an [uproar
of Inughtcr and applause at (he. 3er3‘
plantital dcnionatration.
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IllllEElllll M’lllllll
ll] Sill? THEElS
i
("“199 “only "m9 "'9 """W “1". EM" hood, that loves home and the hcartuI,
be of hricf duration " 1ther-t d1 .11 to it with an uu33'a\'crin"
Both nations ""9 '0 "9 (11“an1tcd on|fi(.l(lit3' ----- that to3(1.1.. honor, and is. (on-
lit "9'0 tent to live yondt‘l' in suffering and
bodied males arc to “99"" ”1010“"1;(liscmufor.t .md to (flu without :1 111111ch
thank (‘od. you will find
it yonder in crowds and [1111114505. All (i
the heart that is devoted to tltescI
thtnus is surctv not far trout lill‘ King-t
an absolute 111ititat3 basis.
mlliturv iusuuttion, and all the row .
"auxiliary ser
‘Ilor its Htlkt‘.
are to he or :auizcd for
vice" in the production of arms, am '
n1u11ttion,etc. i
In 01 2111111111111 and in thc planning dom 0t ltca3cn."
of campaigns and cmplo3mcnt of' W '
troops them shall be enthc unity, and SERIOUS FOOD SAVING DUE
“the lnitlatlt'e shall he loft principallw A“ Amm'icaurf‘cently 1““de from
to (19111111113 Troops (supplies, rad l'Snwland (11111111311111! himsctl air shock-
roads industrial '99°"9099 9'9' shalt' (1d at our mod waste and indulge
50'9“”: and Office” are'llo found in come quarters nu unfound-
ed hnprcssion that Amellcuns were bc-‘
leny themselves in (11"chI
11cc.
be pooled.
‘to be mixed making one great army.
The flirted to thc 33 hole non-German 1"” asked to 1
wm‘fii is st-lf evident. (‘.mmany is al' 1that 1111- ldnzllSh sould ha3'c all they
read3 planning for the' next war,’ and desired ~
intends '0 "'99 '0' " all ”'9 WW9" 0" In the first place he says, we in the
Germany, Austrialluncary, and the United
rich, populous Russian provinces‘ 9"9Isel31.cs
has 'seizcd; Recoynizing that she c;-'1n denial in food consumption is
After living on a rattion card basis
States
Wc haven‘t learned what sclf
not gain her goal of 33"o1ld dominion in;
.fllls Warv She ”ck" '0 w'“ it in all" this Ammif‘all i< shocked by lltc size of
other war, matter and more terrible. the portions survcd in '.'-\mctlcan 195-
“9'0 be. fought as soon "5 9"9 can l‘(9I't1'13111111t1‘ and thc indifference of the
cover het strength and complete "miconsumer who leavcs edible portions
vast preparations required. ion his plate.
The threat to "'9 independent "'8' England is eating war bread, Sttnal‘
' 0" Austria lluna‘ary '9 jus' as evident. ' is dotcdout to hotel residents in drun-
And in that fact lies the «11111111111 ""‘":I"i~t' s envelopes. tablospoonfut of
' mediate obstacle '0 (tormany'q “ 5"9'99'5 sugar twin" considcted sufficient for
' Most of the nationalities (outposlug': one da3. Sundav time is none.
9 the Austtolluuhat‘ian 1‘ mplre "re;tlctts(1kcepet'< atc eStricted simillurly.
growing more restive under (lcrman' and from the small allotments grantcd
' domination. Thcy bum“ "989'" ""9 i for family use thcy must stave out little
treaty, which would make the P1'1151 ‘ by little what thcyal‘e going to 11119. int
slanscompletely their masters and Gallant-limiting. Pastry, ice cream, can
1 prive them of the last hope of frce~II1y arc unobtainable.
' Idom and independence. They do not:I
care '0 toil "99 slaves and to die like. ' food than they need for proper noutislt-
flies mereh to (outribute to the evil; ’n.1ent Thev am asked to stop o3er
' glory Of the Hohenzollem famih An:.I indulgence and waste and to substitute
so from (war er 0' "'99. man Sham/1111 some cases perfectly good foodstuffs
empire, come signs of rebellion Thcit' ' that are not readily shipped for wheat
discontent has thus far rendered for I flour that can be shipped to our nccdy
possible the expected dl'i\'e mainsliflmes -.
llalv; and their participation in the hiaI Suppose we takc the matter serious.-
hill“? in ”mm" Th9'9 """v 500“ 99.111 for a change. and'go in for root
011913 revolt.
. land conservation.
{1
Americans are not asked to eat' lcsét
—.——-—-O———-— : ___.
. FARWNG EFF‘C'ENCY ! PATROL BOAT mcxs up AVIA—
1'1‘1191‘0'5 L'onerrtllv rum-1~ than (1110' TORS
' . 1
«my to (to a thin. Mom of 111- (lnn (,1
‘ now how 11 och tnacnuity we're [at ' 3.1331411” KET. x'amg‘. Jul“. 1l.-1‘l‘33‘o
- - . hm Role-1111
ml llfl“ much work 33‘» can mm 11111311 Amman av.fator13 lrns
and fill-chum: Harrington. were
1m 33‘ - £11311 our "fall“ until I?“ brought to port today by the patrol
m, Kl! 31.111311 11 hour llullc.wl1lcl1 mbrzwuud' thou!
. . . mm their 6 M mom“.
“i hit of t1‘-11111111111313 111 immoral bv :drlfl I“. 11111391111113 '9‘ of Salt!"
w is». raw out I331 (1111 (follow-luau u up all! :4
W m
are not. denying (33113.
'l‘hat tt1el1‘ederat authmiltes are
(lttcrmined to ~tamp out the con
ltcntptiblc pitl'erlng of tucrctmudtm1
and other freight in transit which
thus been a source of annoyance and
.cxpenov to business men acncrally.
(1-1 “oil .111 to thc railroad companion.
is ovidenccd b3‘(‘f1‘cula1"\'o.l-l just
issued b3'tli1(1('tm'(:cncral of Ilatl~
roads, W. (l. M(Adoo. which is occu-
1131111: 11 conspicuous place on bultcttn
'bo'trds to railroad offices throughout
the country. 't‘hc circular dcahs' ex-
iclusively with the subject of pillar.
{inn and announces thc appointmcut
'of Phillip J. Dohcrty as manager of
11 spcc‘al scctlon that has been cre-
;at1d to deal wit‘. the attention of pro
itcction of railroad ptoperty and pro
pcrty of shipperw in transit. 'l‘tte
l1‘cde1al law canfet. (with it 11 maxi-
fmutn penalty of ion ,vmra' imprison
.ment and indications arc that offend
ers arc to be ~1113'erely dealt with The
'circular is as follows:
ITo All Railroad Officials and Em-
: ptoyes
i A section far the protection of
railroad property and property of
shippers in transit has been comb
ltshcd in the Division of Law by the.
‘1Dlrecto1 General to cnforce vinmous-
tly the Federal Law agalnqt lhefti
f1o1n cars. stations. aidings and
iwhtuves. and to takc. all nccen'sary
mcasures in cooperation with car-
:1ie1‘s to p1 c3ent loss from this cause.
13vhich in past 3'cars_ha< bceu enor-
moua.
Phillip'J. llolierty is hereby
pointcd manager of such section.
Full cooperation with this scction
is required from all ofl‘lcct‘s and cm.
ptoycs of the railroads. and special
agents of secret service men employ-
cd by the carriers are especially rc-
qutrcd to .co-operate with this,scc-
lion. both in preventing and invest-
igating thefts. making arrests (11/111111
:sccutiuz offenders. and railroad at-
torneys and all other officials are
required to give all possible aid.
Any one having knowledge of any
~111ct1 ofléncc should report thc same
to the nearcst mitroad official or to
this section in 01“det that indictment
of the guilty parties may be had un-
der the Federal law. which carries a
maximum penalty of ten years’ .im-
prisonment.
Communications should be address2
ed to Phillip J. Dnhcrt3. manager
Section for Protection of Railroad
l’ronmty. United States Railroad Ad-
ministration Washington D. C.
Officers and employes must un-
derstand that all property being
hangout-ted by the railroads is. in the1
custody of tho. United States and
they owe an especial duty to guard
and protect tho some and to report
promptly any person who llllllpt‘l‘il
thcrewlth: and the United Statcs
looks to thc omccrs and employer; to
do their duty in this behalf.
W. (‘1. M'ADOO.
lllrcctor “(moral of Railroads.
Tlll' position takcn by the govern
rut-m with would to pllfertnz comes
as 1113 aux-prim to railroad officials 111-1
all of the 1.1111113311111011 have 131.1!!ch
heavily. aaneclally‘slnco tho demand
for labor has mule ll (Ilfllfllll for
the companion to mm the out”
of 1mm dimlfl'd. Tho km to tlw Nov
Hum 11le amounted to 1211.111:
1. ”17. and this 111 only on or 111111
Illumm W W
ftp»
4'11112'1'1'551
my... .‘. 1,
MJ‘AIFRID a
Mrs. Alfred G, Vanderbilt. whose. 11
or the Lusitania three years ago
the Mint. film is (11111 of the wealthios
Miss Emerson of llnltimorc. .'ltfrcd
Vundcrhill. and in the fourth genera
doro Cornclius Vandt-rbitt. The 33‘11d1
June at llrs. Vanderbilt‘s home at
Wilson and Rear Admiral (lrayson. the
\
Millionaire Lusitania Widow to Wed
Amati '
rotary of tho Treasary 'lchdoo. Jaw. ph E. Tumulty,
THE SOUTH IORWALK EVENING 53mm
x
my 11112111
usband wnx‘ lllt'
director of
film was
on?
of
will wed Ray T. linker,
t‘ widows in the country.
G. Vanderbilt 3311.1 a son of Form-this:
tion of the family founded by (‘ommo-
victims
1
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ing. which will takc place curly in
Lcnox, Maui-1., will be alicndt‘d by Soc»
secretary to l’recidu-n1
prcsldent's old, friends of Mr. 11.111151.
1'
with the head of the now lll' pal-.tment‘
’l‘ltc other members of the committee
are llobcrt Mitchell. (‘hlef
Auctlt of the Missouri l’aciflc R31:
Timothy '1‘. Kclchcr. (‘hict‘ Special'
Agent of tho llltuois :(lt-ntral Ry:
William Baldwin. t‘hicf Spot-tall;
Agent of the Norfolk .3- \’t'c.~'tern ll3'..
and .l. \l'. Connolly. (‘htcf Spociai'
Aucnt of thc’ Southern fly. ‘.llr Sic-1'
Mutton i11‘ chtcf' of tht‘ laralu‘ staff , o
spt‘ciul ancu's (11' the New 111331113
road and is 33'(‘ll.known in rat
circles.
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PRISONERS LABOR
ON STATE 110131131
11011 FIRST TIME
(Continued from First Page.)
soul to thc count3 jail will be uscd
on the work of rcpairing the roads
of tht1 atate
A New Exercise
The turn left North 113'cnuc at fitiltl
yestcrduy morning. arriving for work
at 7 and they were back at 5:30 sun-
burned and tired. Motor trucks were
used in transporting the. mcn to and
from the jail. They were given buck-
cts containing their, dinner and ate
it under thc shade of trees (110111:
road. All of the food contained
the buckets was eaten as the
clan securcd by handling
and shovels was somewhat
than what most of thc men
used to.
Supervisor of Repairs R. 111.
ly. who has charge of the work
this turnuike. stated last evening that
the men (ltd good work and they wore
evcry bit as good as the hircd labor-
\\'Pl'9
Donnel-
er. He said tho men seemed to try
and do thcir best and to turn out a
day's work.
job that had been given them.11
thc Black Rock tu1npike the prison-
ets will ill? used on the. road that is
being built in Bcthel.
INQUEST INTO FIRST
DISTRICT MURDER
(Continued From Page One)
altct‘ ~all‘of the men convicted and
house. and who if is claimed Cabrini
came from Bridgeport
teturn with him: Lucy Knapp. Hew—
son's housekeeper, and Joseph Blunt.
an employe of Bishop & Lynes. who
was in the vicinity of the murder.
when it happened. all appeared be-
fore Coroner Phctatt in regards to-
thctr knowledge of the affair.
Corrincr Phelan reserved his doci-
(don until the inq'uestI is continued.
which will be within :1 few days.
The local policc authorities know
who the murderer
name publtnhcd yct. and‘cxpccl to
mnkc an arrest within a short time.
DIDN’T RECOGNIZE-
MAYORIS‘PLEA OFl
trauma! but: Pay. 0110)
m
lroad i
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tho 1
in j
cxcr- ',
the picks }
different I1
t
0 l'l :
if was hard for sonic of,
the men but therc was,no letting up,
on their part, all sticking right to thef
At the conclusion of the work (mi
in induCe, to'
of Cabral is. but.
for certain reasons do not wish the;
YALE INSULTERS“
til-1M (trauma or in? (loll-vou- up
1'31“
c‘uch u \3 113' thtt hc ("Bill“li 1d \3'i l1
t-slntutcs
l The (barium 1111 (inst lltt stt11l1mt~i
‘ilt‘
. -,
bpet‘ldl Innauowpd (10.311 111 thos'c of breach of tonah.
the pe:'3((1 and tailuu to 11-
unit 1'.
1W ‘11 ( ll
Mu ”-‘.
MORE CASES FOR DIVORCE COURT
On lllt' ground that hcr husband i-‘a
. traveling salesman. and whttc on the
road has too many fetulntnc fricuds,‘
Rose [Kali of Stamford has brought:
,‘proccedings in the superior court :
against Frank (‘1. Kali. In addition to
1 the chargc of helm." tickle in his affec-
ittons, Mrs Kali also statcr' that hcr
i husband 33 :L'. cruct to 11111 and dcscrted
‘hcr June] _ 1910.
; llenjnmin lmhot‘f of Stamford brings
I'sutt against lrcne Sopcr lmhofl. lle
11.1314 Mrs. lmhoff and Frank Clark were
."guitty of misconduct in Port Chester.
I-l’hiladclphtn. and St. Catherine. Ont.
Anothnr divorce actlon flied was
brought by John D. Walsh of Green-
r
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71'..-
. tiou.
' married Junta
47
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THE STORE (31“
Real Economies
TUEfiBAY‘: 1m 4,1918
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(‘9
Table Cloths
1"“ pattern tablt
bleached ll11umrd read;
on “101 tubtc \oluc $1 1'1
§Snecial ......... 84c each
Tray Cloths
1111111 11:13 (toths. good quality
and neat tlfsigns. Worth 39c eaco.
'QSDccial ......... 19c each
clot h.
.10
full
lilll
7 .
Linen Towclimz
110110 3' ards bleachtd or brown
linen (rash 1(3'eli1111', sturdy qua!
E-E' ity. \‘lhotwatc pri(e today 250.
9nec1al price . 19c yard
Turkish Towels
1.00th hea33 "11u1kist1 toucts
large size \3'1th llillt‘ h(11(lo1's.\'ait1c
'"1ttc 61:11 h,
1
Special ......... 29c each
Nainsook
1 ('a '(1 I(I'1t' 2,111,111 yard (‘18 inch Innin-
>100k..1'0f (1on1.h:d yarn. ('Sllr'l'i'rllh'
suitable for night routes and fine
underwear \‘alue Soc yard.
Special ......... 25c vard
Bed Sheets
full olcrched
quail i3'
1
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500
sturd3
$17.1: l-lxtt”
cotton value today
$175
Very special. $1.29 each
"t‘lnec 111t3' to :1 customcr.
1wwm~
W“
Beach 01511
5111111 3.11m [11.51 (“13311. Brachi
0111111. :1 reliublc. durable and
beautiful fabric. in white. and all
tne popular colon. Valor today-
.JlN‘ yard. \ ‘ ‘
. .
bnemal ......... 29c vard .
Dress Ginghams
2,000 3.1rds standard qu-tlity ta
sptt'ndid c'otlettion of new (1111111115
in hand. 'mue plaids and ("stec'
\ alue 3th 3ard. 9
Special . . . .1 ..... 250 yard
Skirting Prints
31.000 yards skirting pri this in
that sti‘Ipt‘ 111.1 figures that will
taunthr ptrtect ly Value today 25c
3.111] '
Special ......... 15c yard'
English Lona‘cloth
.'100 pm e11 2‘16 inches wide ex
cetlcnt qualit3 with fine' .sott flow
in 3.111111 today $.100
Special ....... $1. 98 niece
Japanese N amsook
100 hows of genuine Japanese
nainsook 40 inches 33ide,me1£e.r-
ized in the 3 tin b11019 wca'l'iug.
\atue $4.50
Special ....... $2 .98 piece; '
,2
Glass Towels
200111 linen (heck glass towl "
(is limumtd 1‘1-1'1d3' tor u.~'(1. “due-9
2:11' (1 ath,
F‘necial .
........
wihc againu .‘tlaly ll. \‘lalsh of Ka-
The complaint alleges deser-
April 15, 11115. 1110 couple were
ti 1000..“1‘11 Walsh‘s
maiden name having been Mary Lar-
ABBOTT-BALL CO. FILES
INCORPORATICN PAPERR
g: n
A certificate of i11corp.1r:u'gto'n 11
the Abbott Ball (‘.cmpuuy of ll111"tlm(I1'.1
was rccordcd in 11111 et itc fiCt‘l‘Hll 113 1
office yesterdav Autho1.zc(l capital
stock is $500,000, di3idcd
shares. The corporation will (tool in
hanlware. The incomorators arc
George E. and Charles H. Abbott and
Arthur L. Shipman.
Articles of association of 11110 Unit-
ed Hebrew Orthodox Association 0!
New Haven was recorded yesterday
in the state secretary’s office. The
incorporators are Rev. Judah chcu
ill. (lcvirtz.
berg. Louis Leonc. l.oui.~‘ Skatmk and
' .. dout,
into 5000'
A (crttf'icutt of in("'(11potati0n of
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lasted but two weeks.
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