.,' as. .
Materials. 2 ‘
adDOtv
tea, (blot-Cd
A V317 W
tonnes, act-nus,
inf-’91, 8m wow
,nladras andnurlsps; also a con-
etc has of mode—up
George N. Philcox has leased his
residence to J. Bauer of New York
City, who is expccwd here next wee
ers. F. Doepsrd and her «laugh
have been spending the past month in
'0! the Woman 5 Foreign I ‘ g
”finish: 10: 1920 x
v m-—.—_
.- ~ - ':‘ . i ‘. m' .r'l.
, All Grades of F unlture
mum“ °’ ‘m . 5m“ "é“é’é'i‘i‘i‘i‘a‘z? ‘3‘ h“‘3:
0 ND C .ILLY
P ‘ OIL COOK STOVES 1‘00
M. v. ‘Schlichtiug of Sally:-
wicks-Avenue has been entertaining his
brother, Louie Schlichting of Brooklyn,
be held at.ihe par- . ,
held in the church, Tuesday after-l
it 4 o‘clock. ‘
music program" {or Sunday ~-—-—«-~- .. -—-‘3
morning is: ' a
Prelude—h" Morning flood,"
"first Peer Gynt Suite". . .Gciega
" in B miabrfiuck‘ ‘ o
Dow
Mahackomo Hotel Block
South Not-walk.
33: —}E—
Deaths and funerals
Mrs. Christina Scat-pelts.
, The funeral oféMrs. Christina Scar
Ipello. of 28 Chapel street, who died'
as her home Thursday night was held
{his morning at nine o'clock from St.
Mary's church. interment toliowing in
St. Mary's cemetery.
Methodist Episcopal churcln,
venue. Rev. John J.
pastorr-‘Sunday services
Sermon them:
At 12 o’clock th
sion and the T.
ject of discussion in
“A Great. He'll and Hem
Judges 4: 4~
and enjoy apron, table hour.
Epwortii League
led by Miss Jennie
”What Shall “'e
Evening service at
song and preaching. Theme:
stripping the Millionaires."
Tuesday evening the
will holths regular mo-
and social meetin
The Ladies' Ai
church will serve
nesday evening at.
lo'clock on Wednesday
lworth League will hold its mon
ends of Mrs. F101"
crested in ms an-
ge to Frank
l Citizen."
e Sunday school ses-
C. B. class. The sub-
this class will be:
'Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carlson have fit.
moved from West Avenue to Stamford, from ‘ ‘
where Mr. Carlson is employed in the
Yale E chfilo plant.
One of the funny phases of the mlx~
up over daylight savings time is that
the folks here. who now leave' im-
Bridseport at 8:04 Darien lime, arrive
-at the former city at 7:45 according to
But then it's not so interest-
ing on the r-zturn trip. when, of course,
an hour is added to the apparent run year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Lois ’3‘“-
_lia of 8 ..Ciark street will be held to-
toplot-row afternoon from the home of
his grandmother 34 Hoyt street. in.
torment being in St. Mary’s cemetery.
A. " 'tothermarris
Tm which was celebrat
; o! the East-MN
ation's library,
advised of a change
r the library
-Anthem—-—“Te Deum.
Oflenory—“Reverie". . . . .
Sob—‘fllofla”. . . . .
l’ostiude—~”Grand Chorus". . . .
orwalk im-
. Barri Pearls.
16. Come in ,3
Remand‘ =
of the" day:
mm. Hereaite
on Tuesday a
from 2:30 0":
officers. newly e'ect-
their new duties
9 meeting, next
Aid Society of
M. E. cliurch: Presi-
.. Charles Simona:
‘ E. E. Gorham; second-vice
H. E. Marsland; sec-
”.R E.
s parish. Rev.
Real-don. Subjectfl
rector (Low
Do With Our Sun-'Howell,
7:30 ofza. m.. Holy
Andrew's 8
Sunday) .——7 :30
Communion. 9 a. m.. St.
lurlay school,
:915 a. m.,'St.‘~Paul'
10:30 a. m.. Holy Commun-
evening
Main
s Sunday
_ Funeral of'Franklin Ballal.
Funeral of Franklin Ballia.
C. B. class school.
and sermon. 7:30 p, m..
or and confirmation instruction. , .
5 The music will be the same as Easi-
er Day. All persons are Welcome at
pecially strangers and
The church is open
any business ion
The visit of Rt. Rev. Chauncey B.
Brewster. Bishop ,of Connecticut.
St. Luke's Church, Noroton, next Sun-
at 10:30. will
the Bishop will.
preach. administer confirmation, andf
d Society of
a supper on Wed-
6:80 o’clock. At 8 the services, es
evening the ED- visitors in town.
till! all day every our
day morning.
,many people,
Funeral of Mn. William P. Cole.
The funeral oi Mrs. “’illiam P. Cole
v-f’lha- ’ '
,_ . ‘ r ‘ . w rr ... .- {M . a“
non-0 (innocuous. mutants CKOOOLA'TES'. l]
‘ f we caooou'rss up cosrscrlous
ell
‘ 3 Extra Special One Pound Box $1.00. R1
B" ‘ ' . mil! Chocolates ‘ Fussy Package , ‘
‘ 1, 2, 3, 5 Pounds. 20 oz. pkg. 1, 2, 5 Pounds. ,
, : CLIFFORD PHARMACY
, , _ sou-tn IAIN mam.
“HOURS—1632
r was -_r -
in n.9,“.- [or pri-i mt- --. -—_-—--—-< ——-—--—-~- , . .
Ira. S. J. Ayers; treasurer,
lausO' collector Mrs Ar- ce‘eb’ate the Holy Communion.
r , A .
The Darien Fire Co. is planning for
the carnival to < e held next summer.
Ernest B. Croioo will be chairman o
The proceeds will be
applied to the purchase fof fire, appar-
applied to the purchase or fire appar-
ouahlv efficient, the expectation be-
ing that $13,000 or this purpose. will be.
available by a grant from
the firemen
$4,000 or $5,000, which will be neCes-z
llr. Fauslcr made many
as to It: kind of reading to furnish
'will be held tomorrow alter-noon,
2:30, from her late home, No. 32 Nort
Rev. Snarely will
officiate, interment being in the fam:
ily pint, Riverside cemetery.
THAT APPEAL
TO THE YOUTHS
(Continuead From Fllrst. Pass)
:vate prayer and meditation.
Baptism is administered in
any service, or
...... So. Norwalk Auto Re
nlstcrczl
,m. _ assumes a warm. Props-
social meeting.
business and
h ice, on Thursday!
The mid-week serv
evening. at 7 :45. Set apart this even-4 lion With
ing for worship. '
The Junior heague will the a so,
cial on Friday afte 1
Tonight at 7:30
mlregular‘ meeting Fairflcld avenue. manna;
U Girl Scouts, was held Thurs- 0t er
Community Hall.
Glendovers
times as conv
sire to bring their children.
Confirmation will be admi
by the bishop 01' Connect
the committee.
rnoon at 3:15. '
the choir will re-
ers are desired to
Lovejoy, and
on completed the ‘second
' ,regular dues were col-
1%.. lficers for the troupe
-.nelectod as follows: Treasurer,
» Haven;
wally Peterson,
, BOOKS
be present. {lath of this month. at “4;:30 p. m.
Everybody attend church
Dot. avenue Methodist Episcopal
Herbert H.
Scum Norwaik Baptist church (the
home-like church).
pier, pastor.- Morning
10: 30. Subject :
R" L- 5- same" . LIGHT TRUCKINGJlND PARCE as
suggestions . church, Rev.
t' f the Noroion
The annual mee m“ 0 WSWI‘.——Al. 10:30 a. m.. public wor-
the
122 So. Main St.
REPAlRING. WELDlN
at
Men Ought to ' FOR SALE
' 11111136 Benedict. patrol leado
Morita Reynolds, Glendove-
W- Geraldine Clark.
ME.” On
M We, to attend an en-
: N - this'V'lltemoon was read
.. m Thsnroupe hiked to
“but this afternoon.
AYT
“——
hot)! and Men‘s Broth- .
eel at noon. C. E. Society '
III. Group leader.
melting service at
What Will You Do
The pastor will preach on “A
\Vonderful Means 0: Life!
gal-ten at 10:30,“: the prim?! foot.
under care of Miss Lillian Ferguson.
Sunday school session and Me
at the noon hour.
The Junior Epwortll League at
3 o’clock. At the some hour the Pro-
bationers‘ class meets. At 6:30 o'clock
the Epworih [Ainslie meeting, led by
J. \V. Slauson. Mening worship at
7:30 o'clock. The pastor will preach
on “Christ's Call."
On Tuesday night the “2 F. M. S.
will hold its monthly meeting at the
parsonage. ‘
‘The Ladies’ Aid Society meets at
two o‘clock “'cdnesday afll‘l‘n
following newly elected chic
enter upon their duties at that time:
- , choir rchcars
for our children, naming many books
of fiction, history, have] and essays.
that would appeal to both boys and
He. also urged the
parents to take time to give a helping
hand to the ymlth in his reading. espe-
cially during the summer
Volunteer Fire Company, No. 1, was
held at the Noroton Fire. Station
The reports or the. officers
and committees showed the company
be in :1 prosperous
membership
and the balance
meets at. 6:45 p.
Miss Ruth Black.
7:30. Subject:
With Jesus."
Monday. 8 1).
will play volley ball.
Wednesday. 3‘» p. m..
monthly businP
meeting of the
will be held in 1
girls 0‘.‘ all ages.
Attend the
i
m.. the young people? ......
homo ri udinp, both of books and mag-
azine's. the work of the teachers may
be supplemented, that. the intellectual
background gained through the year
may not be lost before
work is resumed ill
this talk, llr. Fausler very kindly all-
sm-rul many questions regarding the
reading of booksand magazines. which
was most helpful.
The membership committee of tho
lmzlgilt- l'Ppm'lml in the recent drive
for new members, 350 new member.“
were secured, and other reports Wt-ia
the regular
so and missionary
Woman's Association
lle lecture mom oitho . .
ladies are urged lg 7 ,
bum... ... m..... Silk and Muslin Underwear, Dow:
pon. Mrs. Dudley iloi'l. .
lesion study class, has UNDERSKIRTS
interesting program on -
indieswfllbedrewed $2.50 quality for ................. .
The fire. fighting apparatus has been
thoroughly (werhanler.
derwav for :l bazaar ant
al and social events.
officers wor.» elected Monday:
lire Board—Rev.
Thomas Farley, and Henry B. \Vallace;
President—James
president, Honl‘y Vl'aison:
senator“. Rev. “'illiamynn Sinclair;
financial secretary.
lwtl: treasure-i. James Bennett: (me-
man, Thoma; Doyle:
liasson and wound assistant engineer, ‘0 com“ in.
Anthony Cantu an.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
Plans are 'tn-
1 other {imam-i.
The following
be present
is to be acted u
leader oi the
opened an
will ‘ “China."
3 in costumes and serve
all in the church.
the regular
D. Gill'incy;
AAAAAAAA‘
'v'v‘v'vvvvv
:HjForut E. Case of New .TerSey has
sold his former residence in Iioway-
'toa to DIV“! C. Watts of New York
city, who will shortly occupy it as his
first vicepresidcnt, Mrs. E.
second vice-president. Mrs. H. VFW-WI PM??? WWW“-
Thz- clnld \rclfzm- committee show-'
led books in :1 most dilapidated condi-
ilinn. like which there are 2.000 being
in tho schnols——some
Associated Bible Students—1V. R;
FMOcltridxc. of Moum Vernon.
ill {thus a public. Bibi
assistant secretary,
J. Ayers: treasurer, Mrs. J. W. Slau
son; collector, Mrs. Arthur \‘l'aldron.
The Choral l'llion Will mos-t on Sat
urdsy night. next \h’t‘ck.
‘ Friday night.
Miss Sarah Savage of Raymond,
‘ ~streel. has resigned her position in me:
‘ijBosion store, taking up new duties in
. .94).“; of the Yale & Towne plant ‘ yesterday's unoxpociml advance of call
:loans to ten percent. causing
lugs respecting
' in constant llsv
having hem used since 1903.
also reported that sanitary conditions
in a number of schools had been lm~
.v the increased care of the
and some necessary repairs
ill be made as soon as supplies can
.5 ma Men's Hall. South
lay p. m.. at 3 oclock. Seals tree.
l{oi lect ions.
No:-- First Church of Christ, 8
Hi. ll . ""“ Til
WALL FT.—— The railroad strike and
instead of t
monfl‘. 3n ovcd b
“allay afternoon
m ,, ! .
‘ ' gouging“? the 3““7099md" market were. primary factors
., ‘1 of the dlrgcatorls. ggstl‘flgmiz“ day‘s brief and reactionary session 0
‘ . SC ret at w ,~ .
« - tfirlumph, being the only one of ime mock I‘Hhang?“ ,
[the general decline included shipplnzs v .. 1 Fri i' v in “a ,
. .3 _ and sugars which responded to taro-:— """°m (d' ‘ 3'
. ras from Whm‘ M‘s“ “’S‘thle trade. conditions at gains of 2 to
, Metals and several of the
ging-zequipments werb 'firm to strong, hut,
representative steels. motors and nila'
were-under measure
dentist. 57
r Sunday
.' -eoi this church is held at it
pastor. Suba. m. ‘
next week's
First Congregational cllur-ll.
walk. Rbl'.
pasted—«alumina service
i with preaching by .lllc
“The Other Side of the Mirror.“
Christian day. April ll:
o'clock, instead of at Death Real.‘
Miss Ruth Can-
F. M. iiolllster.o'cloclt.
Wednesday oven
ing at 8 o'clock.
Exceptions to The next meeting will be held the
riotian Science subject for
- 'm requested to singr ugalll.:
"Are Sin. Disease
sprakcr will be Miss
cd (‘l‘oss nursse, who won 3
hlzll honors (it tho from.
that all new members will alien
:l cmdlal invitation is extended
nnday schoo
n is 410W Endeavor at
d, and l the usual hour—45:30.
field will lend.
of-VVilton, Will speak and Mrs. Allen
will sing. All are welcome.
Shims numbers were “Fig'n'o'
' m, an.” in the latter sin.
”In! the country girl: ““0“! wm be 1mm u n
’meinds of Miss Vosburgll sent
with numerovw ing testimony” moot~ 4
2 Ford Touring. 1 Buick Touring. 1 Buick
“'orm Drive Ford Truck. ~CARS FOR Hit-WE.
‘ For This Week We Are cumin?
4.;
.....................................
.1.-
” “-Sp'm" $2.25 qualityior ....................... . .9: 1
mid—,- $1.79 quality for . ............ . .................... 2‘. .
1 $1.59 quality for . ............................... . . , ..3!
, WHITE carnal: unusasmxrs _ .
hi3“; $2.60qmfityforoo-nnoun:Il-u-o-uuatu-o-uvnnunn' t
“omit 919-, ' ammm CHEMISE l
3; $2.00qnalityior. ......... . ..... . ..... t
:1 max-r GOWNS . _ _
; $4.50 lexicon Hand-Embroidered .... ........... i. 9 ;
3 outs hammered ... .................... {3;- 6
flmquahsymm. ..... . ........................ $.39 ,
.. .o‘. ;
5.3.33 $1.79 quality .
Every Woman’s Fashion Shop i
To how these sen-1‘ 120 wasnmo-ron sr.
Wuhtory telegraph: and tel-
. Among those con-
Miss Vosburgh were Miss
specialties and rails
invited. A reading
slightly lower. 9 Imrkeep.lc(‘8 the public is
no close o; room is maintained at the some
A special meeting of ill
~1loderaie rallies duo
cr's Circle will be held at l
.6.
dress, open each week day, holidaysl I 1 ,_-__.-__..-.c. .. --. -..-
to short coverinss occurred in the ii
The closlnsr was irroml-
approximated
.Plttsburgh Miners
- Now Out on Strike-mm morning mm“.
‘ _,,___.___ Tuseday—Thc Golden Rule
PITTSBURGH. Runs. April 10.—— will meet at :l p m.. with Mrs. Thonl- -
i miners were idle this as Bald, 20
“’edncsday—~--The
V atmuli and Miss Kathleen Mill-
and Miss Hilda "a“ de“““““'
, ' .ot Soami’o d,
‘ u, unity-31:0 SOlOlst (Iirt‘lP ‘cepted. from 12 to "30 p. in.
church. Greenwich. ‘ Trinity church. Rev.
Stun l avenue.
Cleaners' Circle Swan, recto
2 Four thousan-
.
r.——Calend¢r for the Wee]; 5 If YouHave No HOME can at 2:4
all, beginning April 11, 1920 1st Sunday
after Easter): 8 a. m.. Holy Commun-
10 t ‘33 Washington St., and Buy 3 HOUSE on
morning
43th M. E. Church
.gaeorge A. Baird, minister. Sull-
‘mrning worship at
, 'The Analysis
Sunday school ses-
.== will convene at 11:50 a. m. The
(.g’morning. an announcement from
headquarters of the coal
said. About forty mines are i
More than 12.000 miners
in the district.
.___._._._-_—-._.
-STOCliliOL.\l.
70.000 pairs of American shoes
stopped here the other day because
they had been found to contain lloln
fibre in the heel and toe.
rs. will meet in the palishiiouse. at 5:
per and to worli for the hospi-
thc parsonage, at 8 p. Girls“ Friendly Society.
hurch school.
nvolved. ’ for sup
are employed lal.
Thursday-~At
m.. an "Apocrypba" party. to which C
ion—corporate gownmniou of
Use of sub-
12:30 noon, meet-
7;3o p. m.. evening Easy Terms. .
Tuesday. 2 p. m.. sowing meeting 0:1
’are invited all those who have been prayer and sermon.
attending the Thursday Bible lectures,
and also their friends.
Music for Sunday:
£Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-Newkirk
Edna iiay
pianist; Miss Mae-belle Austin, vio
stitntes for leather in shoes is forbid-
n by the Swedish law.
Public indignation _
DTQSSOd 0"(‘1‘ ”18 stopping: 0f the 88:19. prudent person. you weigh and con~~
owing to the alleged exorbitant prices sider them. i
demanded by domestic manufacturers.
The selling firm has appealed to the ar .
r lion 0 i.
Government to permit the shoes to be,c ’ l 1 it
~. - offll Leaguesservim: will be held
‘ unday evening wor.
... at 7:30. Sermolrrlh theme: “Spirit-
N e prayer meel-
r451“! be held Thursday evening at
.' Tonic for the service, “Prayer
TIME TO MAKE YOUR WILL. “‘8 of me vestry.
.5145 D. in.
prayer and sermon.
Fluctuations."
the “’omen's Guild. 7:45 p. m.. meet-
If you find tin-m good. you seek to . lleckqiag of the Bethany Guild in the Guild.
1
rsday. 7:45 p. m.. meeting of the
important de-
Girls' Friendly Society;
Some of your
" isires have to do with what shall come also, choir,
no subject of the sermon
gayton Baptist Church. at the
filing, April 11, will be "How One
WainsVConvinced that
‘ ornlng Worship be ins
J‘he Bible school is field :2
u, afternoon there will be
ting for men and young
3 o'clock. Christian En-
.. _ Evening service at
: ”man, by the pastor on "A
Kong. or a Troubled Heart
'Tho'jlaitor, Frank s. Clark:
at 53th morning and even-
. I‘lld will conduct the
Prelude—"Day of Rosa
' W. H. Neidlinger
Violin and piano.
.On‘ertory»"Chant Sans Paroles,"
P. Tschailtowslty
M
CANTON, China, April 10.—I)emand.
by Chinese women for representation'
in Parliament is the latest develop-
ment in the Chinese political
Thre groups of women are agi-
tating for the right to be, elected mema
bers' of Parliament.
that the new Constitution being draft-
ed here, provides lhe. right of woman
iAvE'HEl
STRENGTH:
Mrs. Miller Says Thai is What Lydia
E. Pinkhsm'sVCgctablcCompound
Did For Her—Roadller Letter—
................
l-‘riday. l p. m.. Boys' Club. 2 p. m.
tosp.m.,cakesale,undert.heaus-‘
piece of the Girls’ Friendly Society. ,
8 p. m., Brotherhood of. St. Andrew ,
with A. inle, 82 High street. .
Advent Christian church, Van Zant
and Harvey streeta.-—Iorning ser-
imon, 10:30 a. in. Sunday school. 18
in. Junior Loyal Workers’ meeting.
Loyal Workors’ meeting.
5:15 p; in. Evening sermon. 7 p. in.
Mid-week prayer and social meeting.
Th Inns, of Fall River: ‘
-Maas., will preach Sunday. morning .
and evening. ‘
Knight street A. M. E. claret, Ben,
The succes of their fulfillment will
the thoroughness
and soundness of your will. and sec-
ond. upon the manner in which it is
s .................
Violin and piano.
Soprano Solo—"Make a Joyful Noise,"
James McDermid
from “The Bere-
.................. B. Schultz:
\‘l’hen you name The South Nor
walk. Trust (‘ompany as your execu-
tor you get the benefit of nineteen
years experience ill handling estates
and demanding ............ .
Postlud c—“Finale.'
Congregatio
South-'Norwalk, F. 3:30 p. ‘1
’proiits, $367,000. The largest in Nor- Jacobs minis
. i F .
Mrs. .F. lrvim; Smith, soloist:
Archibald Merriam.
ices for Sunday morning. April 11. will
begin promptly at 10:39 o'clock.
subject. of the sermon will be: “The
“'llole Church."
. Church slcahool and «Meg‘s Clubs 1 d
meet at .. m. Leads 1 son wi ea .- p“,
tip Men's Club in a discussion oi: E?“Ai017§:°:’£ga 7.30M“
;Thc Political 'Economy offiillesna." ’ ' ‘ '
he pastor's class for boys inset tend
at the close of the. Sunday schodhour. “perm ent'
The Young People’s seeiety will meet. the
m .. _
. . . _ , I -
5"“ 0“" ‘1“ Mt ”may! allow moxronn count-sac
Loo Angelou. April tor-liar Pick-
ford Nib-abs was
Thursday, 7 :30 l).
"Don'f‘forget the Union Hatters Dame.
Rev. Frank L.
Town Assembly Hall, Monday Evening
‘ 1
Wcafllj‘er Forecast
and vicinity: Fair to-
nnaaY; not much change
strong north winds
he disturbance whic
the' Gulf coast yester-'
oved northeastward
l Give];i South Caro-
; cou y and rain
Virginia. southward t:
,ant weather prevails
- Her districts eas
CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH
p. ,. Sab-
a. Nickie,
Tuesdayevenink,“
}
l Cut out this slip. enclose with EC
,and mail it ic Foley & Co., 2835 She!-
iield avenue. Chicago, Ill, writing your
name and address clearly.
,‘receive in return a trial pack’age con-
Foley's Honey and Tar, for
hs, colds and croup; Foley Kid-
bath school at 18:30 p. m..
Class meeting,
Minneapolis, Minn—“I was'rull down
and nervous, could not rest at night and
was more tired in . cou
aftcrnoon at 3:45. The older girls”
groups will meet at 7:15. “mm cared
' Phone 1959. :
Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
Are your brakes in A1,. condition?
~ Do your wheels line up 0. I. that you may get “1
millage on your tires?
Are the hearings in your motor in good condition?
Now inn good time to " over the car and have it P‘: in
readiness. Yousfiilwantis- the day you find you n e
neglected to havslyonr work done. _
I have some tire-m the old price.
1
».- o, 4..
Austin’s GARAGE
”w. R.Aus'nN, Prop-
J.’.}: '
l
.1
i
gt, ‘4’”!-
atller ontoahBeVClY: , ‘ ' _,_,-,..
be visitors' afternoon and evening.
All who care to come and see the
work which these groups are
are invited to come.
The April with; of the
ever Circle, of the King's
will be held at the home of Mrs. Arch-
ie F. Nash, 1i Putnam mfl‘w "
days. April ”that-2:30 '
" The‘pastor’s class.
8- A decided area oi! '
_ over Utah
gains on the Pacific
ure continues be.
the northern bor.
“Ila to Maine.
the morning than
when! went to bed.
have'two children,
the . Youngest three
* , a old, and it.-
was drudgery to care
a physlchn
Bills today.
to have been a nervous
m workint at hersmdio
..‘THE' ova-ray or we.
Iney This for pain in sides and back;
rheumatism, backache,
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets, a‘wholesome and thorough.
for-them as I felt so, ly cleansing cathartic for constipation,
- .9!" 5 biliousness, headache,
kidney and
irritable and
ally worn out.
lack of rest and ap-
petite my baby did
.T.‘ in UNFILL’ED
TVIYORK, Apt-i
and sluggish
STEEL causes. = -
l 10.-—Unnlled or- ————-———-_.__-_—__—=1=-.———-—' ._.—
”gyms. 13mm
following what. was aid _ . “flu-gin.
we“? ’R. .‘ ‘ MEN—4FALL IN! a
noun: , «a, _ i .r ,
.lpairotmaslaminbmwnorbhckcalf.andd39 1
mm m can be combined. .
this U. 8. Steel Cor ra
hwere 9.392, 075 £33, 3303
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