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Cloudy tonight and Friday;
“PM“.
.iRGES D
VHILE P
F ACES COAL FAMINE
sDrive Coal Barges Into NorWalk
”cor—Bridgeport Coal Situation is
sidered Serious
PR} "E TO DIVIDE
NORWALK INTO SIX
TAKING DISTRIC
Project Fostered by Rowayton Civic League
e—Proposed Charter Aniendnient Turnedfi
Over to Senator Candee for Action
.\
,Amendmcnth to the city charter.
creating six taxing districts. instead of
five. was brought to the attention of
State Senator Nehemiah Candee. last
. Dominick Omic‘cioli', Administrator of Susie Omila
A“ iciclag _Clnilns Death of Wife W as Result of
, Negligence; and” Reckless Operation of Trolley
VCar; ,Afle’gmi Deceased Suffered 'Heedlessly.
mud n‘egligent manner and at
0 ml. I'll? of speed than 1‘88”!)-
able considering the traffic at that
point.
Lil
ri
‘.’.[..__._"_
100 Members and Ffiends of
the Organiiation Enioy 3
Banquet at the Royal
J agym Hotel '
fiilflfl EEEEBWSHIP
I'm; ‘
z I
130mm IIIII‘ ASK-I
“Al-'-
description of the boundary of in.
proposed Sixth uisiil'k district. follows.
Amending Sections- 4-3-1. 33'). 30.41. 3
Sixth Taxing District-«So much of
-v.g
‘ ' staring u coal fam-
, - N art-"oi barges. load~
., the Park City. are
,\ -rw:ilk harbor pend-
\‘l'i'itlhel‘ conditions.
Suit for $110,000 damages was insti-
tuted ~today by Dominic? Omiccioit.
of Bridgeport. _ndmlnlstrator of Susy
. _.jl-{i'l‘ started to soar, 333.121,}‘1T3‘saw'm Jlmn‘yg’t‘lcgt When the trolley ctr wds brought night .for presentation to the present the territory or laid city us is included
' . (“Plums Prepared accident .which happened on Wesh to a halt it is ”tugged“ Mrs. Omiccioll session of the Legisisture. The. pro-Amithin the followxng boundaries. to- -
will‘m'i' to Bridgeport, port avenue near Pat's swamp on was paught under the front Wheel 3ect is fostered by the Civic League. Wit: Starting at at point on thevhound- .
, v.5. «mu .1 to remain st H'HVIDENEE DecemUFF/l9 i920 Ifihich resulted in and the trolley car was carelessly. no- of llowayton. of which Abraham B. ary line between lmricn and box-walk. “¢
" ’“(M’ four hours, WASH] the death of Mrs. Omlcoioli. Claims Kligently and heedlessly allowed to Clm’el‘leyxis (mgr-man. The object of thence running in u din-oi line calt-. ”it ..
,. , . .v c t (l snow storm pass- of negligence recklel! operation undistand for a considerable ‘peflod 0t gtiefating the‘ud itiorrlal taxing _dlislg‘ici‘i erlly (huh; ‘\'(‘Sl(“l‘1‘:\‘ :‘lld ol “If song. ~ l"
‘ : I v ' . s or le purpose 0 scour m: 0 or re er 3‘ n an" o' 'n on come cry. ' - l: ,
. 1'. Ilitlolls changed Several Promine‘nt Members Jailure to have headlights properly 3time causing great suffering and Date: lights. sewers and other chic improvc- “mm “mm “long ”w “who”, .1: g-
lighted are alleged In the complaint to the woman pinned beneath it.
which was brought “"01:in Dunbar
and Quinlan. The Connecticut com-
lr.l<i four or five days
. .._. Turf-2‘. so rough along
,-,-.; that Dvl‘ZtClICallYflH
boundary of said l'nion cemetery. to,
thence south on
to the northerly
lanLS. /
The proiect has been in the works
for more than five months Many
effort. it is claimed was made to re.
move the trolley car for some time.
$165,000 Due State HighWay
Department for Devon-
Rnwayion avenue.
iovfayton avenue
of the hiteritstional Or-
4"
. 4.. Bridgeport have ganization make Speeches panys car barn in Will street was one Later the woman was removed to tho ' ' . I. « .
.I in Ho up at interme- Stffl’thl‘d Structure, Says of the pieces of property attached in Norwalk Hospitali rheselshethdied. {gatiggz‘ESr 3:: pzflr‘gsselfifagii 1181‘ Efrns::::f ”‘9 Svll‘l‘crsngf 38-01“; ‘33:; - .
- -. . .ill' Nb . 4' case i It is further came it e com- - » ”a - ‘ ens .,
‘\ rsalk. A Ballard 0 Superlatnes 3"“ “$1985 10 describe the. ' Attachmentl were aso flied plaint that the motorrriun failed to ing the best methods of securing need- along the Propcr'l) of said J. F. Ars- .1.
:. this morning could be on several banks in Bridgeport and ~. .
The case is returnable to‘ the old to the his Sork. New Haven and
last ilight' 3 dinner of the Norwalk Ki~
wgnls Club. at tlieJtoyui James Inn;
ed civic improvements.
scheme of creating another taxing dis-
give sumclent warning and neglected Finally.
Norwnlk.
/
z
zwizscope just outside ’
Hartford railroad. tluhme'easielly to
. County- Commissioner Frank E h . . . the February firm of the .Superior to have the headlights strong enough . -
L .;,.3.,..,._., pmmted Ballard ' told the Fairneld County :5Egoth‘eiitigfin‘iim’iNESSAEIEA:(2,“:ch CW” A“ Brimml" 3° “mt “'3 00“” have '99" “3° WW" 37‘2“”? ‘" “2°“? 3‘ ”‘9 SN“ “‘"mg m“ £‘"°‘§‘3§r£r Sf‘fij‘fl :::“d"§{:“f "
‘ ' . ~ . - I! r C . “’85 eV 89 . (‘ (‘W ‘ ‘ ..
. . ~ .1 I mums-r spell contin- legislators yesterday afternoon that when bout 100 ~ l . In the comphflnf ‘I “at" that M" a“ °“ "‘8 "ac" . . h. . . . .h
, 3. if m (icing ii danger. $165 000 was due the state hi hw out it , mtm new. friends and Omiccioli was walking along West- This is the second damage suit go Just what action will taken upon ford railroad at Ga) noes bridge. ,, 3 _.
t l. den Lrtment as this count h8 a); f i.” ‘ 0“" gaps“ attended. The at- port avenue near Post‘s swamp. grow out of the same accident. “9- the DI‘OPOWG amendment remains to called. thence southern along the 3
> I l l s s i ' i
y B are 0 u. r was om o the best that has been The trolley car was proceeding-hi (he cently Salvatore Grecco. of Bridge- be seem Senator Gander- has the prop- westerly, side of Highland menue to K A
the cost of the new Housatonic River
held by 3 local“ Ol’gmlimfilon in some osition under consideratio st the Close street. so-cafled. then easterly
port. brought a suit for 310.000 dun
_. by...“ time This phrm is Il‘it‘kneved but same direction and was operated ‘by . ‘
n I . . ‘ * ‘ ‘ ,_ . 'x . ticu! com- Torment time. The bilr will probably along the southerly side of (_.ross street
'2. next 'luesday when t . ~ . . ~ Motorman Elmer R. Henderson. use! against the Conn“ . ,1 , , y
. i . EN $21.}. SIARI "wait”; or the county 1921?] week], ‘t 5‘3“}, ‘7“ 'ad‘m‘ch 0' being truthful. ‘At the time of the accident. puny for injuries received He was be presented to the Legislature which to the N957, iork. but Hench and
' 53 s ators I“ e ""9 39"“ 01’ Kiwanis was ex- will return it for a referendum vote in Hartford Rafiroad '(‘ompanys tracks.
the complaint goes on to say. the
trolleyv’car was being operated in a
TISHER SEES
BETTER TIMES
laid up for several weeks in the hos-
pital. .
NARI] 0E CSNTRSL
TIE STATE REEUSES-
held in Hartford a proposition will be
made to petition the. legislature for
/ authority to issue bonds fo‘r this
amount.
I'nder a suspension of the rule
both Housr and Senate a resoluio
was passed \esterday to appropriate
31mm 000 foradeilciencies in state
department. The vote was unsui-
mous. The state: board of control will
be empowered to direct-dhe’distribu-
pressedat last nightfs affair. good fel-
lowship and companionship being
prevalent. The dinner itself was ex—
cellent and reflected credit not only
on Felix. the head chei‘. but also one
the proprieton O. H. Foster
Kiwanis locally. has not started into
the renljwing of hilarity that marks
some of the other clubs. but not be-
cause’ of any lack of pep on tile pflrt
of the local committees. or the mem-
the fall. , -.
The proposed amendments. and a
s
Ration“ on page Six)
WANT LEEISIATURE
Tl] ASSETS“ SHARES
nil SEEKINE
Tfl SAVE WADE
for the
R. \Vadc. youthful
in
“i o sympathize
7er wood I
if“ -" Pumicied for the inur- 110" 0T ”1" ulbln‘oprintion where need- hers themsblves. It is simply beau!" D l
.,....)-- i‘. Noll. in Bridgeport, (d in tilt various department. it Is a new organization and also be- r e a res 3
cause the many details relating to the Yale PTOfCSSO :,9 .. .
lie presenmtiye Fuirchild.
ford piesented
-_.-.i to hang, are planning
i.ci.‘_ion asking the gover-
Strat-
the
of
a birth of a ‘successful Kiwanis‘ Club Balm Slumn ‘18 mere
lcsolution in
u
O‘lllliilh‘ \Vade's sentence House providing for two or thick mi» have engaged ”‘9‘ attention of all Pmi Phase
mm to life Imprisonment. ac- nor amendments to the town chnrter. members. “_.._— State TreasurEr 0f Amen’ Proposed abolishment of Boards of
... ”To.“ at the county court nil'ecting fl". powers and limitations of The affair was not a “Gentlemen: can I egion Wan“ $10 (In County Commissioners in the stats.
,NEW HAVEN. ..lall.19.—-—That the
present trend to price ltntdownwsrds
is not o~ permanent “vols indicted
.1.) be the opinion at ..‘r‘ot Irvtng
Fisher. noted Yale mount. as ex-
We‘hsve with us this evening
the high sheriff to administer the "se- -
tusl county builness with the flush
rising depurtmont to handle the
administuuon of relicf is
the
Mr.
. My.
.-~. William H. Comley. Jr..
..c-l for Wade. said that the
n i to petition the governor to
ileum of Finance or Stratford.
l'airchild declared that 'Stratford
(continued on putt! Seven
Transferred to Body
MRTF‘ORD. Jon. 20.——Afl lppfiu-
(continued on ms Six)
'* WORCESTER. - as... Jul. so.—
- Wade's sentence. was appar-
voluntnry one on the. part of
m‘ the youth. attorneys for
, :\illg taken no action to get
. petition.
as the attorneys for Vi'ad'e
’erned their next move will be
m app’eal to the Supreme Court
based upon legal points
exceptions were noted during
in:
i Ii ‘5,
WANT CHIINT‘I
.IIINisIIII iN' ‘
Slim minus
:NliiiERflllSEilliiES
Besides His Robbery of a
pressed in van srucle written for the
Yale News today. ._
.Dcspite the common impre-ion
that the,present slump in business
and in prices represents a long-dc-
lined tendency to pre-wsr conditions.
Prof Fisher declares this. to be true
to only a very smsll extént. ,
"My own expectation is that the
tion from Fruit: 8. Butterworth. num-
ber 129 Church st New Hsvcn.
stste treasurer ogthe erfin region
for s transfer oftlo.000 from the
state. fund for discharged s‘diers and.
dependent-go! deoessed soldiers to the
81. 500 000 fund now administered by
the American legion, was denied by
the board of control yesterday. But
the has voted to appoint Mr. But"-
Clty mud state police pursued vigor-
ously today their inquiry into the
series of mysterious tires whgch dc-
stroyed property worth 31.600.000 in
the business and' manufacturing dis-
tricts yesterday. ChieLAvery of the
tire department say-ilk Wattatiou
indicated stroneg that-s. number of
the fires were deliberately set.
William N. Taylor. night wotfimn
in
in Legislative circles. The :3;
es'u has. their clsfin on of:
grounds. Doubt is expressed ti.
success will attend the movernenti- 01*
to the lmpregnsble political nrcngfln-‘m 5'9:
of county orgsniutions. «of: .‘
k)” Roving Would Dc 3% - t
The idea has—originsted with m
s. in .7
present depreuion in trade. and prices
will not proceed farther and matrix;-
fore next summer there will be on up-
turn." says the profefior.
Taxi-Driver on the Out-
skirts of Dariené—Psssed'
Ball Check on Stamford
at. the Merrifield‘ Building, thE only
person detained as s result of the in-
vestigation. was under observation ,st
the Worcester State Hospital today.
n- Ivgress of the trial. This action
laken within the next two
tierwort as its agent and authorised
mm to nuke expenditures under the
’isi email-sing no lo:- soldiers and
their dependents.
NATIITNAE 'BANNI
Legislature Planning Assem- I
three-quarters of a million dollars
nquIy: that spproximstslyytlfifi.“
is spent in Falrfleld county alone is:
' lu-
'; I . C —-On I I h, 0‘ “81' i I id d in The Nerriticld Build .wss‘ono of suicides. Some of the fixed cm -
'EwflAY F9“ bly Actiim meg to :Fail. Gonor 0e Pmed a S "The “‘1’"! Rue“! ”t 3"“! n" .1"&”..§‘.“3$°&3°L°.B‘Sue;§§§ those burned. It min the lumber would be added to the sheriif‘: M,” >
. ure 0f Shelton Bank! vemnient SEQUIN! and """—’ must submit on “gum account of di‘flct and contained sevens! wood- 3* to the State Charities go‘s}?
¢
out. but those who support the put. is. '
so the saving would be trans.- q“
don. .
It is protested that the count?!
commutation; work and reap-moss
Continued on we might)
MN IDEA-
wanking pin-ts. .
expenditures monthLv. The luw gov-
t‘repnrstious were made today to
ernlng the state aid. provides t .
chats shell be first by the
soy (if: this case the mama le-
mu). «idling directly with the Judi
Canadian Captain \s‘
Charles M. F. Scott. or New be-
naan. arrested in Stamford (inflates-
any morning. charged with passing
fro._udulent checks; With being impli-
That there is sentiment to require
the deposit or cou‘nty funds in nation-
al bunks hereafter. following the ne.
cessity for cinergency _Hlegbhtion due
to the failure of the Shelton Trust
I I scams IN JUNE
(Continued on page Six)
0in (Imiuuu‘
1.... [or :1 Field Day to be held vidiiui Iron: its own Quads. sud then
m -
Jaw" tor the local HOOPS 01' the company. is stated by several le lsld- Mfiif “differ rmuMcnt/mnst be. (Why on m . - -
- b. itj’Of America were made at tors. They suggest a bill will lit in- $332. ’znrflelzgrwxi‘gim‘lillggri’izfiie: 0mm back to the bosrd of «infill. A - 3.
:vill" monthly meeting. the troduced covering this point during August Zlchman. it New York chaut- W of control authoflseds. _
“hf Council. B. S. A.. heid'in the the present session. four. nesr 'Richards': avenue .st the 0" I! U Be ubll attended 010;, or of 31.0.0116!!! the costsfu
«nu/air: Public librar} last Falrfleld county had “5100’ in the point of a gun m "mined be“, I', " f Pthe ”In!“ “much Ibe‘ Jury debenture fundtor them
. , ‘ Shelton institution and because the Judge Samuel Young in the Stamfo hearing M ore Omit Hull rior court of Windhsm county ‘ 3
lll‘PHdOHI of Schools George money is required for use to pay snl- city court u“, morning. and pleaded in the ponncll channel-cud yoffcrcd
building. last evening. _
suggestions as to changes in the potty
rules.
The sentiment of the meeting as ex-
arles and expenses the commissioners
were authorized by the Legislature
yesterday to issue six per cent. notes
to run, not later than October for
was elected a member
There are now
the. Scout-
‘nu lunar.
Cc-uncu as well.
x outmasters in
not guilty to charges preferred sgaind
him.
Continuance until ‘Ssturdsy iiiorii-
More'l‘hsnflfllmuredsnd
moons-pales
.
1..
I ‘W s
EENNEASTEES
Jesse L. James 8: yea... “a “1 mi“
'e' .1 .“wl 00X. one Of the most satis- W” mm All ” c.” u the state
Hui. has been held iii some $47. 000. Action was possible under a :‘awnltlng evidence “.0,“ New York preued faVOred population as the MEXICO "CITY J“ 20 u." m g: Sump.’ Home at NW
,-. 5001mm is being kept for- »suspension 0L the rules following up and other cities where Scott, is said to Ms for tattoo st convol‘ than 100 ”no“. we" ("0'th ind m menu of the own w“, .
whiff-Hill constantly however. _ explanation 0‘ “"3 requirements by man worked. or to have police rec. “0'" “d 0“ ”um committees. TM. more than momma were “IN ll! pasted Micro State BERN? Albedo
..: -r\ V“. \rden Wilbur Smith ex- County Commissioner Frank E and. ords. “. policy in; sdwhcated principally by the disaster at Pachuos when "01m who is holding a speck!‘
It the county court house's. pd
outed for a divorce from his wife In
sun: I". June‘s. as yours old” of New...
town. As corroborative witness the
phlntm In! his son who is’il'l't‘y Mai“ “
old. "Acordinl' to James he msrrlfllwff':
Judge Nehemiah Csnd " ‘snd Attor-
ney Emma Light nu they .wsrs
supported by several other speskdrs.
Chsrlos R. Dllworth mired of
the principsl propoiieht of mmfi-
tstlon regardless of population. Others
lard. om. above thé city broke um ’iaor-
om ‘oi' water swept through ‘;the
lower sections 0 fthls big mining cen-
ter. Niccording to the lutest reports. A
thousnd persons were rendered
homeless
writ-one, Jun. 20.——‘l'ho Mrs!
may was in ssssibll‘ tells!
short fine. Thom sttssdsnes in
ghimrm tons pro-
to stsy by um Mes
this. the es winds which
‘vl .w. Imitation to all Scouts to
lir- mlubon Museum in Fair-
- . :Ii iht'rt‘ view the collection of
w: of the most complete in the
i was; and arrangement? will
whereby the Scouts will be
' Detective Sergeant James Heffer—
mm .of the’ Stamford police ,depart-
inept. took Scott’s fingerprints and
‘ent to New York city to find traces
ot’hlnl there.
‘ The local police will ”bring Scott to
County Owes State $165,000.
_-’l"he county owes the state 81365. 009
as its share of the new Washington
bridge across the Housatonic river. a
bill which Will be increased by 10 per
I if
h‘ I
l! '.l(
to the Museum in automobiles. - ‘ ’ - this city as soon as t Stamford o.- fsvored his view. but finally s. vote meet 03"” Hill V ran members Severn! mm“ were flooded um It his 'g_c on ”umber 121.01 .fl
..nk Iioherts of e council also (cwt‘nued °“ W ‘3'“ thoritles get through won the charges was adopted éxpressing the sentiment mum a the mm mm; of u “a...“ me death m 'm be m_ m was him on Octo 1.5 ms.-
led on invitation to the Se? made against him; Scott to mod (fist of the meeting so fsvorlnx the popu- m.- directly '30 “a lack of mg creasedjfhen the More elem-6d. 11.. coufi'u glaring grid in tbs
MOI Met. sud this -positlon wu
r'cocblnendsd Wthe committee which
will meet next Tuesdsy evening to
inks action in! the issuer and triple
some recommendations to be present-
1 oil use: to the .delesltcs to the ins:
was. Either there will he s tour
d‘sys' bod next week or the legisls
tire hopper will mutual-loss measures
when closing time for new business
comes that in it mention.‘
Th9 chief hill today moles-ed by
Cflrgllg her husband with mt»
conduct. when he was in New York
M Mr. Mrs. Helen Goodsell o!
N" M today presented her can
to (In sum Referee who recomnienlo
The“ du‘i‘is'held hock water used in
the chemicsl treatment of ores ufd
msny of the deaths were due to the
victims being poisoned by swallowing
this water.
i
l.
to use the boats of the North
‘0 0y ster Farms of which heis
. er ihis coming summer. 3
Friday night all troops will be.
"‘ M several members of the
for the Zichman robbery Which he
admits. ‘
The Stamford Advocate r6 yester-
day's edition published the following
(Continued on page- Five)
iiiiivsiuiiir
NATlflNAHZATlflN
I for ins I l n _ .
Pea. h: ..i‘enb‘iufirfagefi - Town Con , which will be u— ‘ Denney to crests s counse- — ‘ _ saw an divorce with sllmosy all
.on of scam Work sembled for compo-e of con-ider- ticutNotmtssr lifesaving M a tile chlldrel he am.“
local Scouts for the "F MAL MINES‘ ing the new rules. 'wlul tour-umber- to be W by -, M 1!. Mil was the. defends-c
ouncil. » ._--... they“ 101' m . t N to r -' . III in «Skin sad it is charged he obi
WWII-v.11! dude- ” sat-lass women in a small 1M
’~ I must he kept in New York
- Other cssss schedubd for s 'W-j
. Motor Depsfi’tmént Evening 89in "
Suit has been brought by the. NE:
flon‘sl Bank of Norwslk sgslust. John ._
identities of Judsli unfair i-
' ssvfié 1nd emergency » so
mad 111 End mm snd to or-
out” Wag crews. to furnish
no infill ore-snail; “psi-.m- um , mason: 0., Jon. SOFA-mi”.
'bwsssioflutcndmtsndu-Mflsrdinsmhismkm
messhfm' such “blushing smiles from linens
muhqwmnvisguvss M Although,” will Mum hon
mndm moulmmdapgorvatofossWswhuhos-
W8304000 for expenses f'orths EM W ‘0 Floridi- which Minio-
«semi-s. , latest. in virtual); lis- closed out his
’ shes by mm.wmmwnhm. ’_
7 Costello. itidgo,‘ HI- actlve proprietor-hip of the
, deputy judge Marion Stsr, whose guiding influence
nosolu- he has been for thirty area‘s. was rs»
Uncut-lied Ian nigth when he step-
“ pod dais voluntarily‘ ss president ot
' ammunitenssm Harding Publishing Computi-
Wumumoimarmiwocmmm-
' sdeem however. to accepted as
”Win of the Boss-d of direc-
M
d‘whiohisto'ls oTthe “my. on honorary
would ax ow Thoma-M's
WASHINGTON. J3 . 20 .—Cer- '
man Thompson of the Federal 'Trsdo
Commissmn was called to complete
This hearing today before the Saints
Manufactures committee on tprbvis—
ions of the Calder bill for regulailon
of the coal. industry requiring (racial
publicity for coal cost data. to be,
. gathered by the comnilsslom
Thompson's appearance before til
committee yesterday was Wrt -
adjournment after a. lengthy session“
devoted 10 hearing objections to the
Calder, bill from J., -.D A. Morrow. ’
vice- president of the Notions! can
association} _
Mr. Morrow. declared the deal lu-s
[hereon objected chiefly because of 93°
their fear that' to moonsent ‘to the
x
,m 'lrfler vs. John A. Wm
CM, nan. [cube Teller vs. W;
m m
17.98 Pmsecutions
Under War-time Ls‘li’
WASIIINGTON. up. 20. —A
of 11,008 muons have _
sums-sass:- w-r-thne lows. Atwo.
oer Geoml PIIIIQI' told the Sen-ls
1m Committee ycétcrdsy . ,
{Ofthe 17.003 ossss 2.934 It...
been W of otherwise thou w
mm: 5.720 resulted in'- can‘t-“._.._
as“ and 0.580 are pending. PM“ .
..
, Is MAiiiilliil
. _ eggy Marflh. English actress.
A'M-rl D Johnson. member of. a
5- -r-ni New York and Clevefimd
‘ . it Greenwich Conn.. on Jan. 5
.u . known here today. The cord:
1» s- as performed by Justice of the
- Albert Meade.
l~ hriie. is confinedjn a. sanitar-
l we. where she recently. under—
~rl operation for appndicltisi_-‘_-.
‘ ' «Ciress came. to this country a.
v. .k; ago and announced that
Mum institute legal proceedings
-- 'n part. of the fortune of the
H‘nry Field. 2nd. of Chicago. on
. 'f of her tour-yesr—old son. Hen-
o-’
st ”sonic Tom-
pie. Semi-sit. it! might, nicer
' :1” it” els- of St.
3 _ n. The an.
stockist social evenu
. i» ..
I
I.
Pol-or was before the <30an
m to s request for full tutor-s
“museums ofthe
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a.
a
2
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A
a
a
F
5.
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mitting interpretations of the v-w "
tution and its principles winch ionic
alto the government to so for be-
I {1}!!!”th
batman-‘5'.
musuu. Bond
N
a.
Continued oil-“Pm 86m .
Norwalk Chronicler