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Joseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON ST..
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_ $118.00 to $28.00
Last Year’s Overcdais
Last Year’s Pri'ces‘
BUVONE NOW I
The New Overcoats Will Be Al-
' most Double
Buy Your OvercoatNow
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Humans no ' -
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“For water fowl (except wood duck,
older ducks and swans), eoot, galli-
nuies and Wilson snipe‘ or jacksnipe.
from October 1 to January 15; for
porn. and other rails (except coot and
gailinules). from September 1 to No
vember 8: for black-bellied and gold-
en piovers and greater and lesser yel-
lowlega. from August 16 to November
3; ‘0' “mm“. from October 1 to
November 30.
, “The migratory birds above speci-
,fled may be taken during the open
l slaaon with a gun only not larger than
number ten gauge, fired from the
Ishoulder, and may be so taken from
‘the land and water. from a. blind or
[floating device (other than an air-
‘ plane, powerboat, sailboat, or any boat
l under sail), with the aid of a dog, and
,the use of decoys.
i "A person may take in any one day
‘dun‘ng the open season not to exceed
the following numbers of migratory
' game birds: Ducks (except wood duck
.and older ducks), twenty-five in the
4 aggregate of all kinds; geese, eight in
the aggregate of all kinds; brunt,
eight; rails, cool and gallinules. twen-
,t'_v-tire in the aggregate of all kinds;
blackbeilied and golden plovers and '
greater and lesser yellowiega, fifteen
in the aggregate of all kinds; Wilson
snipe or Jacksnipe, twenty-live.
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CERTAIN TO EXCEED
.CANNING ALLOTMENT
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Twelve towns, including Avon, Ber-
lin, Canton, East Hampton, Essex,
Glastonbury, New Milford, North Cov-
‘eutry, Plymouth, Rocky Hill, Salts
7bury and Wethersileld have more than
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atom-nonmr's
rsaruuss A141) roam
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DER K188
.102. POWDBRS, TALOUM.
.OOLD cunt. ITO.
Spools! hurl-ices At
P031? ‘8 KODAK SHOP
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wagging THEATRE BUILDING
BOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
‘T’W‘
City News
Williami . J'. Hartnett, dentist. or
‘ Stanford‘s” been appointed- deputy‘
collector of internal revenue in thil
districtrth: J. . Monnali of Stan»
ford, "appointed ~ deputygwllector
some timemgo. has been promoted to
be a supervisor.
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Word: has been received by relsd
tlvea of “isotherms, of the safe arriv~
all. -in England, of Capt. Justus J. Fen-
nel ofl‘lthery C. 68th Heavy Artillery.
and oft-Cipt. J. Lindsey Hoyt, second
mttalionisdiutant oi the same regi.
locates-Stamford Advocate.
It is understood from word that
has been7recelved'in town here. that
the 68th Division, which includes
many of the m‘en‘of the old 6th coin-
pahy has arrived safely in England.
No official confirmation of the arrival
has been made public however.
Connecticut's new Americanism bu-
reau which will be conducted undorlnocn. mummy George R Roweli lea, Massachusetts would get 100 per n
the direction of the Connecticut State
Council of Defense. will begin. its,
workisoon after the arrival "gin this
state at Harrison H. Winston: who,
has been selected to belts di'mctor
and "will begin his duties” ”on septemz
'3lier 1: The headquarters will be in
Room 66 at the capitol.
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Novice
" "Notice is hereby given that the an-
nual meeting'of‘ the Board of Relief
of the State Shell Fish Commission
will be heldat their- cities at New
‘Haven. 186 ‘Gbnrtdivstréet. tRoom 724,
. ‘Tnesday, September 8rd. at 11 a“. m.
V - ' BOARD OF RELIEF.
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,irmu that place between ii and
{o'clock last evening.
4 Stamford, reported to the police that “9"
‘doubled their allotment. Twenty (at;
1 . . :er towns in the state have excee
The (greenuich police lcported their quotas anywhere from 10 to
the local authorities the theft of a nearly 100 per cent. it was at first
Ford touring cur. Conn. N0. 18403.1thought that the larger cities could-
12 not be depended upon to can relative-l
ly as much as smaller communities,
that Bridgeport has exploded this the-
'ory by pledging over 100.000 quarts.
”0mm“ “WW" Cram" 9-: Litchfleld is the first county to got
,ilegeliian is substituting in the placefi‘over the top." its entire quoted}:
;0f Prosecutor Jesse '1‘. Dunoar in tho33§5.0ili)0 “tat::feu’lgfii‘egffimxrwhfil;.
' ‘ 9 a 0“ ' s
,first district, while the latter is en-lemW said that estimates were ne-
ijoying his vacation.
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. ‘ cessar
‘slon. as reports are received. Fair-
! field county now looks like a sure win-
for second place. Eighty per cent.
its quail has been attained and
she had km :1 MI“ satin bag contain, there are still tan towns to hear from.
"’5 ‘35 m “‘1‘ “ “01°“ 1’0““: Mi Middleisex county is in third place
evening. iwlth 70 per cent. of its allotment
lpiedsed and three towns still to be
. " . 5 m.
The owner of a Ford runabout“ N0. “3:012?! of the Food Department of
18.403. Connecticut. of Greenwich. the State Council 0‘. Defense said that
was in town this morning trying‘ to! the distribution of report cards would]
.trace his property which was statesialford an‘accurate chaokdon 31‘“; :33 .
in thatplace yesterday. but without:{nonm‘g’fém‘con-‘erve m '
‘succoss. seen ' anhed'wm outrun the
darts actually
gumber that has been pledged.
Mrs. Diman, of 9 Guernsey street,
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A Connecticut license plate No. 1.3-!
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‘72:; You fguud intthitlll cityn yestffdaly‘RUSSELL RETURNS
on time over, 0 e [10 co. s I
the property of' Bretloif Brds., .011 FROM WASHINGTONl
Sound Beach, who were notified to re—
t-‘(fib‘r their property. (Continued from First ‘"‘9’-
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.. I Arthur C. Woolley, who “is
‘ Justice William J- MOON will ”Y charge of the distribution of bitumin-
the case of George Still vs. The Old ous coal for Connecticut. said yester-
Well Laundrv on Monday. The suit day that in handling bituminous coal,
was brought when the laundry people 3:36Piggggng9gfln:trefl',‘;d‘“e“ “f"“v and
refused to make good forasult belong- necllcut. m, in ”I: (fins: 2:, fights:
ing to Mr. Still, which was lost by New Enghtnd‘s quota for bituminous
4“ng coal is approximately 30,000,000 net
.tons, Mr. Wooliey said, and the distri-‘
The justice case of the team DyinK butlon Of that coal among the differ.
and Cleaning Company vs. George Dl~ ent states would depend entirely upon
the location of ref r l i - ..
mond is returnable before Justice 0t "ll' Massachufetl: hgk naggfuolfeihc
the Peace William J. Moore on Sep— essential plants and (‘onnectlcut has
tember 9th. at 3 o'clock in the alter- nothing but greenhouses and brewer-
cent. of her requirements and Con-
necticut might not got any." he said.
1‘" a transport in New York needed
10,000 tons of coal cansigncd
I of Stamford, is appearing for the de-
li‘endant. -
-fi'n,e force of'the Metropolitan Life
insurance Columbia who W38 admitt- out for the ori
ginal consl nee later
ed to the Norwnlk, Hospital a few on." _g ‘ ‘
England, the transport would get
the coal. and we would try to look
‘ular army in France, has two sons in the service. One is Captain William C.
RED CROSS Nt'nsas
n that thennumber of .
' sionanliiol-nia, Nevada and Arizona,
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fiiliss Lam-9“,, O'Connor. of the cf. less important destination in New of
.' stunt looting of the whistle on the
. bis roller. and much,property is in
: danger of destmcuom The police
days ago for an operation for appen-'
dicitis, isvery muchlmproved. and it
is thought that an operation will not
;be necessary. “
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The finals for the 'tennis'toumn-‘
ment now under way, at the Foley
Tennis Club will probably be played,
on Saturday and Sunday. By— merit
of defeating Dr. William J. bloore in
'a number of recent sets, Daniel Bowl-i
ing will play Jacob Linxweiler, the!
winner of which match will he not
reigned against William J. Saabymz
for the Club Cup. ‘ '
Complaints have reached the pen
lice department 0! a gang of boys
who meddle with the tool boxes, and
machinery. belonging to Contractor,
"Arthur, who, is laying the new state L
road on Main street abover’New Cant
can avenue. There is an almost con-l
are investigation.
literUsanuw'Paidon
swim». 'tt’oi’
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celebration of Hborbay. The final
“allots
be'held
of ‘.
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v an indications notntto new quiet
we . thinnest 0‘
”coil tin-sitar will
in tussftsrnoou‘A number
mm;m,m:g ' “ed
. ‘ the
among the visitors at the sessio
The committee having charge of the lastjear'a registration
matter of securing a. room for the studio the registration’s previous mll~
iElks Lodge in the new Norwalk Hos~ ltary service, dependents,-vintantion to
pital. submitted a report. but no no claim exemption and”mitrtiage, are
'rtlon was taken, as arrangements have omitted this year. Such matters will
not been completed with the execu-l be taken are of on the‘ questionnaires
iwlilch will be sent out soon after the
A fine chowder supper was served, ”gunman uninitiated. Thomson-
3! the business ses- nary questionnaires and classification
' card's 542° expected to t'arrl‘va at the '
‘goyernor‘sloiilce second will be the g 35,
tributod “among the
espousible. . x . ~ ,
. 2 Halo. 1‘ John‘hnnucitley has notified
was Wém ,'
five-committee of the Hospital.
tat the conclusion 0
sion. ‘
tu' " from
thematic
Asked about the working of the
order restricting the use of automo
biles on Sunday east of the Miss-
issippi, Mr. Russell said he had re
ceived no instructions from the Fuel
Administration in Washington at to‘
its enforcement. hilt that further
light was expected within the next'
few days.
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Atwthe meeting of \Norwulk Lodge.I
last evening, the degree was conferred
on two candidates. Four other appli~
cents were indicted on, and four new
applications were received, denoting.
that the lodge is having a steady and
healthy grotyth.
Earl" w. Fitsllugh.
odge, from Burlington
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resolved," out .
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moth.
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600,000_.<.CARDS
of Burlington .tear on the corner qt curds filled out s-é‘é ¥135§2:§;5§6,‘§;12fi, 1415:; ”0'
,Vermont. was by colored registrants, as was done brill—11:17:, 3:40,, 4:35. 5:13:
ilast year. Questions that appeared on
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leneral William L. Sibert, who c unintended the first division of the reg-
Slbe‘rt, who is in "10‘ (‘hemical Warts re Service at Washington, and the
other is Lieutenant Edward 1.. Silbert, who is_in the l.‘niled States artillery
school of fire at Fort Sill. Okla. ’
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WOMEN MAY BE EMPLOYED
iN RACING ITABLES
”g“
non WAR WORK
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In Suratoga the other day some. of
the owners were talking of the probe.
hie effect of the new draft on racing.
The 30““ nuulber of war nurses as- it was the consensus that the new
"in“! by the Md (““5“ '0 W” “PTV'I‘ago'limit would remove some of the
ice from the time ”‘9 United s'a'es‘trainers and a good many of the sta~
entered the war until .-\u ust 1 t, w t . . .
13,347. The lied (“rose ii conductifi’me hmdfi' “altef '1' Salmon broke
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intensive nurse recruiting campaigns in With (119 1“me that before 3
throgruhogt the l’nitml States to fie.‘year pansed’wé would have women
cure or urgeon General Gorgas 8,000 : ' . 'l » be
uddiltonul nut-m by the lat of OctoJflmm" Racing..he ”Miro“: wry
her and the remainder of the 27’000'continuod come ubilt unis). an '
before the new your. ‘
"ascend in number of, nurses sup. workefll and “em“ "boy". Women
p e s the Central division—~lll‘nois, tr (1 re doln such work in XPW
:iich‘igan. Wisconsin, lows ana‘ "9'3;e:l:n}d a a
rss amfrom which F311 radu to ‘ '
nut-each"- “WW“W “smug“, Without Babe until, the Boston nod
to the Army and try Nurse Carpg,i801 would hardly hallo won the 1918
£15111. 5. Public liealth Service, or to,American mime pennant But “it“
‘ross War nurain . ' ' “
per cent. of the quota (ff lllffdfv'i‘aioifime argument can I: :30? mm 111:.
which must secure 1.629 nurses beforolcue 0' any w nner. T e ac re ‘ n
the end of the your, to meet its .mu “M “1° Reh 80‘ have. won.
allotment. '7' ‘ '
th’fil‘rhle'New England division
n number-with 1.300 nurses as- Tm.
fiiitzned,t 0;:941 per cent. of their al-‘l' Y" N. E {5. , TABLE
0 men — , 58 nurses still must bese-
cured in New Engfanddp complete the ,, In M.“ Jun. 16' 1918
number expecle . t ,~
secured 60 per cent. of their allotmentl . . . . .
m, 1.302 nurse" The Lake division—J 8.57m 7.183, 7.5“. 8.21:, 8.591. $24!.
Ohio, malaria and Kentucky—has re ”‘2' lgpfliéjlgfhizmz (Stamford
“fwd ‘3 9" "ill-J" il‘.£‘“¥89§rh¥°§. ouly).1:09x, 1:38x, 8:17x. 4:32x. 5.27:,
“31%"? ”ml-5:3 Wig“ ‘0 "Iron-'52“: 8:02: 6:20: 6:47 (Stamford on
one one srcenta."'. '. '.
h, WWW, 0, and, 0, “my“, ly). 7.02:. 8.082, 9.20 (except Batur
red by August lot, the Pacific a“... days). 10:07:.
states are,
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Sundays.
leads the other twelve divisions. This A. M.——12:34x. 5:27x, 5:49: 8:59.
division by enrolling tip to August lat, 0:19!. 10:33:. 12:03:.
899 nurses cut of its quota of 1.036 P. M.~—l:09x. 2:44x. 3.12m 4:32x,
urses had furnished 37 per cent. of 6:46. 6:02x. 7:02x. 7:12x. 7:45x. 7:67x.
its allotment. f8:06x, 10.07:. 10:40.
The Mountain division-Wyoming, NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
lliail, Colorado and New Mexico. is? A. M.-——4:10.r._6‘:30. 6:34. 8:00x,
cond. having supplied 83 per cent. 8:51x. 9:15x. 9:45.;“102501
its quote or 221 of ea! P. M.——12.01ix, 2:45x, 1:06. 1:09
the 264 nu‘ra
allotted to it. »
Five other divisions have suppli
from 503 per cent. to 630 per cant, OLSaturdayrl, 4:23. 5:13x, 5:29,
their quota and four,dlvlsions have 6:031. 8:101. 11:15; 11:15:.
furnished 40 to 50 per cent. of the, Sundays. _
nurses which the Red Cross culled: A: M4300. 8100‘. 9-00!“
upon them to enroll for war assign. 10:03:. 10:60x.
ment. P. M.—-12:10, 1:031', 1:541.
' 1 (Saturday only). 1:35 (Saturday only).
ed 2:15x, 2:57. 11:30:. 3:53. 4:13: (except
0,00x.
9: 21s,
_ ‘ fl ' 3:35x.
in the South.
The Southern division. composed of
Tennessee, the Carolinas, Georgia and ~
Florida. on August lst, had supplied
382 out of 1.371 nurses called for by
January 1st, or 28 per; cent. of its nix
lotment.
The Gulf division, consisting of Lou-
isiana, Mississippi and‘ Alabama, had
supplied 324 nurses out of a quota of_
864 or 37 per cent. ofihe entire 111- 6:51, “09" 7:32
lotmentcalled for by January lst. 2425" ~
, ., Sundayl.
A. M.——12:26x, 12:58. 7:43, 9:19!.
10.49 11:12x. 11:58:,
P. .-2:10x, 3:05x, 4:42x, 6:331.
0:48, 7:08x. 8:28. 9:25x. 10:10:.
" NEW HAVEN'TO SOUTH
NORWALK. .
9:00x. 10:00x. 11:15:, 11:45:.
SOUTH NOBWALK for NEW
_. HAVEN. 1" u
A. M.-12:36x. 12:58x. 5:37, 6:07
7:15, 9:19x. 10:22:. 11:58x.
P. lit—1:20. 2:20 (Bridgeport only
Saturday only). 2:41 (Bridgeport only,
Saturdays). 2:47 (Bridgeport, except
Saturdays). 3:27x, 4:28. 6:19. 6:21;
(Bridgeport only),
ron REGISTRATION
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, 5:32; 5:37..0:11x, 9218:.
bard in re Sundays.
1!. 11:00. .
P, M.-'-12:17x, 1:552, 2528!, 3240):,
85, 5:13. 6:11x.- 7:01;. 9:35;. 0:35.
séurt'tlianAtk 1‘0 nan-u
"1i. ids-sat. 8:27: max. «
1?. bin—.137. 1:54x. 2:48 (Saturdm
onl1).4:39~x, 5:17 (encept Saturdays)
9.
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boards,“ as soon
men were bound to break in as stable ""
,5:02. 5:251. 6:00x. 72051:. 8:10x, 8:23. .
AMP-4.10:. 4:63x, 7:65, 0:303. -
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'O'fEPHENB WINS NOMINATtON.' distancingFranc'ls .7. Honey by 17,000
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‘ the Republican nomination fur govern, 0‘ the remaining precincts ahotfld
. ,. " ““"f‘ PAIIWs,
How LAND'S‘ ' -
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Entrances on Main St, Fairiieid Ave, amass
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Storo ileum—8:30 to 5 daily except Saturdays:
then open till 9 2.11. '33,
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white shoes .
at big saving.
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It has been a splendid white
slice season!
Who ever saw so many;
folks wearing them?
Who ever realized, in such'.
numbers, \vllat comfort they”
addition they were to Suliuucr’si
111-“ .
brought and what
11'ch .3
. And there are weeks and weeks and weeks yeti Q
luring which they are to be worn with that some,
zolniort :uld siltisftlctiou.
_ BUT selling-time, for the store, nears its end—.4
- :‘tlltl so this week: A BIG SALE OF MANY SORTS;
OF, WHITE SHOES FOR WOMEN !
i 11ch are the savings in dollars and cents.
3_’ To get the beauty and attraction and goodness
)1? the shoes; Come and Sec!
82.851,
$4.85i -'
$4.85ii
86.85:!
$4.85;
$3.85.}
,Wllitc canvas pumps and oxi'ords,
.u'cre $4 $4.50 and $5—
Fillc white buckskin oxfords and ‘
pumps, were $7—
Rich white rciguskiil pumps,
\, were $7—
7 ' Beautiful washable white kid shoes,
laced, were $11 and $12—-
IIalidsonle white rcigilskin lilccd
shoes, were $8—
Nilbuck alldflwllltc canvas laccd
‘5
shoes, were $5 to $6.50— f ,1
Broken sizes, of course, but your > i 4'
’ - . size in some style. "‘ l
‘ NOT WHITE—A fine gathering of gray aluI‘ ..
brown oxford ties with French hccls, rarely graceful, "
were $7— 1 -' ' 54,75l it
’AND FOR MEN—Low * .14:
shoes that are a guarantee of , : r"
comfort. and that- looksvclly ,,
black. hid alidralfskilli were i g:
03—, . 3 02.85 t
YES, Grumman’s --_;..,--. -4, . ,
SHOES 'of several sorts, all odd lots as to 5120 but"
striking as to saving, regular $2 to $3— $1.15,
, " " ' Front basement. _ . l 1
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Tea With coffee _, 3,
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---and. economy. so .
, ’ J list for this week—another friend-winning Ofd ,
for of tea with coffee at nice saving! M "’ a
't, 1 lb Royal Howco cofiee— 36c , , ' j
. i 1 lb Garden Chop tea— 60c ‘ ~71: ‘V
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i The twoinstead of 9pc—
_‘ ”Have coffee citlicr pulvcmcd g
ranulatctlor .in' ‘
bean. ” '
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3 . Choose your favorite flavor of foal—Ool‘on'g, Jag? «
pan, Mixed, Orange Pckoe, or English Breakfast.- ,3}
_ 'As the plan is to sell to3a number of families, '
|rather titan to sell a large quantity to a few usersg'
bnly one combination to a person. _' : ‘ ' ' '
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SAN FRANCISCO, August 29.-Gov- rates. Under the California law. .
mor vwnlifi‘n. 1). Stephens gm won Mayor Ralph. unless the official count ,. ,
' $5.11”.
URV TO .30”
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-,appiication of TH NQRiNALK'
‘ profs» Memo. ms to:
_ or: of California. 3119 l
closest contestant;
Rolph, or Sin Francisco,
“3.11.000 votes, 'with'v'aboat oil's-sixth: of Wit?-
“ths state's precincts sun to. mod
today mg, overturn Governor Stephens’ lead,c' ‘
m of " Jam‘s notbecomo‘ths‘nemoa-atlc-cundlm..
y “of, than having lost the nomination of‘hisbn '
urns in Tuesduls primary
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