Martha. are
:35 New York city.
o
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o! Boldan avenue. cute
and children.
“If. nurse of Jersey City. N.J
t" ..-s
Adv.
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.. m 3-. weekend guest ,of h
woo! Van Buren avenue.
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Yeah ‘Clw. '
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clerk with Liggett‘s Drug store.
where he will matriculate
town university.
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Jill Chittick. formerly of thi
Howard of Main street.
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Va] and Bill Delis of Yonkeis.l\
nutnn'ler home in Darien.
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gPls‘n—Ask about 1: at Donnelly's.
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. have changed their residence
’. liliddletowu. Connecticut.
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' Mrs. Katherine Atchlsou and fam-
ily have changed their residence to"-
dsy from Grant street to North Fair-
fiel‘d avenue.
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“1:; c—éAuto springs. army's-adv.
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‘ mes Mary Morelli. of Elm street.
. who recently underwent an opera-
,‘tion at the Norwalk hospital, is re-
" . covering nicely.
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Patrolman Jarvis Murray is en-
joying a three day vacation from his
duties with the local police depart-
.ment.
The hunting season {or ducks
’opono tomorrow A number of local
gunners are planning to take ad-
amant-gs or the open season and
willgbe out shooting around- the, is-
lands in the local harbor at day-
break.
p.
Over two hundred couples attend—
-ed:tho dance held in the Town As-
sembiyvhall Saturday night under
the-(auspices of “That Old Gang of
Mine."
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Jack Montgomery. proprietor of
tho'jidontgomery lunch. is becoming
quiteo. golfer. He can be found al-
most any pleasant day sending the
pill ;_c§.recning around the Stratford
(301:: links.
. ‘ s s s
Wllllapl Hemming, who spent the
bummer on the reportorisl staff of
the ing Sentinel. has returned
10 John- Hopkins University at Bal-
timqré. Md.
Miss Susan Wilkie 0! Devon. Con-
necticilt. spent the weeipend with
hersister. Mrs. N. S. Lockwood of
Westport avenue
The Uncss Tribe No 26, I. 0. R.
H" “In entertain the ugoclguon
tribe. of Fairfield County tonight at
the Wigwam in “’asbington street
at 1:80 p. m. The second degree
"'1: worked. following which an
cnteruinmsnt for the visitors will
its. «no aim and
.vislting
, mild: Beagon of Orchard
was a visitor in Bridgeport
Coal. Harris a can-—
and Mrs. Oscar Gudis of New
‘ m city are guests or Mrs. Gudis's
l Mr. and Mrs. M. Josem 0!
street.
Buchanan and Miss Mae
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
and Mr. and
ail-Largo Po: Costi. Harris a:
more Buckley of Brooklyn. N.
* Wu. Mr. and Mrs. John Buck-
Jdius Relsman of Grandview ave-
nue'vwas a. week-end visitor in New
Miss Nan Beacon of Orchard
street-has accepted a position a.
-r8sst Coal. Has-n: a cans—Adv.
G
chi-monitor Cannon of Main street
lettgsmrdsy for Washington, D. C.
at l
't/ty. now a resident or Port Chester.
N. Y. was a week-end guest of Bob
3.. were week-end visitors at their
—Buy Your “cu-01s. on our Club
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ailing and
son. Myron of the Second district.
to
water.
Arthur C.
and Sound Beach
r-
-' 3 Hrs. J. Wood.
visit with friends in Les. Mass.
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Miss Marion Bunch of
sonic. at her home recently.
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Ocean Beach.
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Miss Candcs was .. graduated from
Columbia last June. as. is also a
graduate or the
is
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city for three years. In addition to
her studies at the university Miss
Candee is conducting a dramatic
class at the Y. M. C. A. During the
summer she was a. member of the
editorial staff of a New York pub-
lication. Judge and Mrs. .Candso's
son. Mark. returned on Friday to his
studies in the senior class of Yale
university. He arrived in Norwalk
Thursday from. Honolulu where he
went onone of the Standard Oil
company's vessels. He also spent
six weeks in South America.
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The new Italian hall at Saugatuck
will be opened October 18. In the
evening there will be a dinner at
the Bellview Inn. There will also
be a parade lead by thte Marine
band of Bridgeport.
Al’smsrt tailored suit is alwayl
"good investment (or mils'dy
The one pictured could be devel-
oped in any of the newer fall
fabrics with a collar cud banding
o? plush or velvet
s-.-n-_..__ ‘... A
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Miss Laura Sweeney ‘ of South
Norwaik. the accommodating and
hustling manager of Donneily's
Westport store is nursing a very sore
index linger.
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Mrs. Orlando I. Allen of Sauga-
tuck has gone to Detroit. where
she will spend some time with her
neice.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bradley are
I. O. O. F.. held its weekly meeting
last night at the hall in “fall street.
.
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Trust C0.
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’The reunion of the family of Gia
como Ghiotto was held at his farm
A clam dinner
sons,
James Ghiolto of Washington street.
This is the first reunion ihe family
in-
Those attend-
of
of
South, Norwalk. James and family
of South Norwalk aud‘Mrs. Charles
at \Veston $umiay.
.was prepared by one of 'Ihe
has had in many years. The
lhcr is 78 years old.
ing were Anlhony and
Bridgeport. .Riley and
family
family
Guaneri and family of Norwalk.
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cent social affairs sponsored by the
People‘s Chorus was the bridge
party held at the home of Mrs. Wil-
liam ll. llllHSPll of Evorsloy avenue.
Saturday evening. - I’lostesses at the
affair included: Mrs. L. S. Keeler.
Mrs. F. J. Morrison. Mrs. \Vaish.
Mrs. \Villls Oakland of Brooklyn.
Miss May Young, Miss Mary Rider
and Mrs. Fred (lanung. Among
those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Craig. Mr. and sure. “’illis
Oakland 0! Brooklyn, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Funk of Rowayton and Cap-
tain and Mrs. l1. A. Yarrow. Mrs.
Lester Plait, Mrs. E. B. Smith. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Murray. Miss
Mary Raymond, Mrs. Robertson. Mr.
and Mrs. Aiken Hendricks, Howard
Amundsen. Miss Maude Ryder, Mr.
and Mrs. Lambert Moulihrop. Miss
Elsie Vioulthorp Mrs. Robert F.
Vi ay, Mu. Nellie Emmerson, Mr.
and Mrs. Rowland Beach, Miss
Laura Beach. Miss Louise Oakland.
M’rs. Stewart Marshall, Mrs. 0. S.
Keelcr. Mr. and Mrs. Hzluf. Miss
Ruth Goldr-n and Bliss Gladys At-
Also Miss Aniza Ball and
Ijmmr'rson.
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Robert Sircilon of Harbor View
recently enter-
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, Word has been received from sec-
Jil'ai’a‘.”
i s
Progre- Forum No l. Fraternal
gratin: League, held its weekly meet- .
lug "last night.
Our Brotherhood Lodge No
I". S. LYON
f‘fgoc PRINTING
loath lat-walk.
10.
tained at small party of friends at
(his home at Harbor \iew.
{air was in the nature of a farewell
y’bnd cla- petty ofllcer Earle Lock- fl/arts prior 10 Mr. Sirettoi’l'l de-
wood whose ship. the L15. S.Cleve- liar“ re ln- his winter homo . at
Ma, 1. no. in [he Bogton Navyl-‘F'Jund Brad's. Dancing and bridge
l“ are or: :0) ed" . .rlnz the evening and
la. fl
)1 rad” tr 1.1!.”
yr.
Us: 81min. Jul neon Florence Levy,
Ward “‘hipplt
,W urohmu
Albert Sirotion.
hf-r home in “bi” 13mins today at-
Marvin Beach.
The af-
u; p (1 arm rmwrminment was
Err/Jug ihose pres-
V mum Olive Min-
wvrv' 17-,»
Bob qtreiton. John
Brutus Brandt and
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Miss Madeira: :ltlepy returned to
er s. visi‘ wilh Mrs U L. Wood of
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Mrs. Durham! of Elliot
Mary ii.
George Buck of Darien has ac-
cepted a. position with. the Peoples
One of‘the most enjoyable of re-
enjoying a motor trip
Maine.
Patrolman Harvey Allen of tho
Westport police force is spending
three days' vacation in Killingwortb.
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J. Fred Gorham of the D. )1.
Read company. Bridgeport. is on-
joying his annual two u'oeks' vaca-
tion.
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A duplicate auction bridge is be-
lng held at the Westport Country
club this afternoon. -Horace W.
Paine is in charge. Tomorrow La.
dies' Day will be observed. Miss
Josephine Godillot and.Mrs. D. A.
Shambaugh will be the hostesses.
On Thursday afternoon :1. whlst will
be given for the benefit of the
Community work which is being
conducted in Saugstuck under ‘the
direction of Rev. V. .Riggio.
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The annual meeting of the Neigh-
borhood Nature club will be held at
the home of Mrs. R. G. Sherwood.
Hills Point road. Friday afternoon
at 2:80 o'clock.
0
Robert Josclovsky of East. Nor-
walk. owner of the Fine Arts The-
atre property was a recent visitor
intown. _
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Romano Solver of the Thomas
Cook & Sons tourist bureau will
leave shortly on a trip to Europe.
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The Republican town committee
has rented the second floor in the
new bank building. K. W. Hull-
fleld, nominee for first selectrnan is
there daily to greet his many old
and new friends explaining to them
the policy of the Republican party
for the coming town election.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bradley and
Miss Emily Stuart. Indian Hill.
Saugatuck. iett yesterday for Dan-
bury where they will spend some
time.
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Miss Carris Crossmsn is enter-
taining the Neighborhood Bridge
club at her home this afternoon. '
street has returned tron: a week‘s
Mrs. O. 1.. Wood
’ .
West
Rocks entertained glands tron An-
Mrs. A. W. Burnos of {I Bsyview
avenue has returned from a. trip to
Clayton Gregory. assistant town
clerk at the City hall is enjoying a
two weeks' vacation from his duties.
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Miss Marjorie Condos. daughter
of Judge and Mrs. Nehemiah Cau-
dos. is taking a post-graduate course
in English at Columbia university.
Norwalk :3th
school and attended Brown univcrq
and Mrs. Mary E. Duchardt motor
ed to White Plains yostsrdayn
Anyone Wishing
Usclt Shouldd
To Rev. Penn
mi , s
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The tennis court in East avenue LV- Dar-lea 14!. M. . Lalo.
and van hut street. built by tn. Station Switch Norway
Epworth League of the last Ave. - 9-” '-“
nus Methodist church was opened ‘3? “-43 ‘53
Saturday afternoon. Tho,oourt h -— 7-” 7-"
for the public and any one as: 1.11 71.88 1.)!
play on it by calling Rev. Arthur -— 7.18 ‘ 7.“
J. Peru-loll. poster 0! the church. 7.57 8.03 I.“
and making arrangements. The s." I.“ I."
work 0! converting the lot adjoin- !.i‘! 9.” us
ing the church into a tennis court 9." 10.01 10.18
was undertaken in the early. spring 10.!7 10A) 10.” .,
by the mom of tbs league. A 11.11 11.)! IL!)
great part 0‘! 0 work was dose 11.“: is.” . 13.1!
by the members themselves twins 1:." n.“ is.“
evening. While entertainments in! 1.3: ' us
were held to raise tends to. defray 1.31 1.0: 2.13
the expense of Dim-5M! squis- 2.31 a.“ a.“
11191“- I.11 8.31 8.88
o a o 3.51 4.0: 4.11
Mrs. ladle non-m or last ave. s." 4.“ s."
nus was pleasantly surprised at her 5.11. 8.1! 3."
home -Frlday evening when ton of -. 8.48 6.3!
her friends came in to spend the g," a,” a," '
evening. Singing and music. were _ g,” g,"
enjoyed. Rretroshxnsnts were also 3." a.“ 5,5.
mm!- 7.17 1.3: ms
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Mrs. Sarah C. Scofioid of lbw. ::; :2: 1::
W” H“! “I Md G “li’h”. 18- .17. 19.3: 1°_:’
"n“ ’l' n" ”W"- 10:81 10.0: 10.5:
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The annual meeting of the East :::; :g:: i:::
Norwaik Improvement association ' '. '. . '
will be held in Community hail next
Tuesday afternoon.
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"Rally Sunday" will be observed
at the Swedish Congregational
church next Sunday. An elaborate
program is being arranged by Rev.
H. Grandstrom. M0,. ths Stamford hospital lost Thurs-
' o o o du’
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Higgins. ‘ ' ‘
who have been spending the sum- The trial. postponed from two
tion with ths People's Trust Co. of
South Norwalk.
Mrs. Sydney Gartrcll who died
:1 King’s Daughters to Be
WEB Mar
George Buck has accepted a posi-
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The funeral took place Sunday of
in
through.
mer at Gregory Point. have return-
ed to their home in New York City.
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Mr. and Mrs. William, Hickey,
who were recently married. have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
have taken up their residence in
Rowan street. Mrs. Hickey was
Min Beatrice McSherry of First
street.
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The Girls' club of Christ church
will meet tonight with Miss Julia
Clark at her home on Osborn ave-
nue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stock of
Fenwick place have been entertain-
ing at their home. guests from Bos-
ton.
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Herman Schlmcriing of argoory
boulevard is spending the week in
South FallsburghN . Y.
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The It. Agnes Guild of Christ
church will most with Mrs.
Farrington at her home in Osborn
avenue at 8 o'clock.
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The regular monthly meeting of
the East Avenue Methodist church
board will be held at the home of
Clare D. Hodgeman. 15 Wallace
avenue, tonight at I o'clock.
Mrs. W’sllace Bell and daughter.
Ethel. of Cove avenue. visited with
friends in New Haven over the
wcck-and.
a o s
Mrs. Lillian Martin spent the
week-end in New York city.
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The Young people's orchestra of
the East avenue Methodist church
w1li hold a rehearsal tomorrow evo-
nlng at 8 o'clock.
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The regular monthly business and
social meeting of the Christ church
will be held at the rectory. Thurs-
day afternoon at 3 o‘clock. All
weeks ago. takes place this week
and of Anthony Coppola of Norwalk
who hit Yolandi Road of Noroton
while driving his Ford truck Sept.
17. Coppola was arrested by Con-
stable Edwsrd' E Bates on a change
of reckless driving. The Russi girl
was returning from school when
Coppola's oar struck her and threw
her to the sidewalk.
Rep scented ‘at
Water ' Conven-
tion Next Week
At the regular monthly meeting or
the Ever Ready Circle of Kings
Daughters to be held at the horns of
Mrs. George Cudlipp in Rowayton
avenue next Tuesday evening a dele-
gate will be chosen to represent the
teen circle at the state convention
of King's Daughters in Waterbury,
October 1 and 8.
There will be a special meeting oi:
the Christian Endeavor society of
the We Baptist church at the
horns c! Miss Rhoda Jarvia,— High-
land avenue. Friday evening. All
members are urged to be present as
the program for the your will be
gone over. All those desiring to be-
come sachets are also invited to at-
tend this “thorium.
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Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Needles and
children of McKinley place spent
the week end with relatives in
Brooklyn.
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At the regular monthly meeting of
the Eve:- Ready Circle of King's
Daughters to be held at the home of
Mrs. George Cudlipp in Rowayton
avenue next Tuesday evening s. dele-
gate will be chosen to represent the
local circle at the state convention
of King's Daughters in Waterbury.
October 1 and 8.
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Miss Lillian Needles. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. P. E Needles or Mc-
Klnley place. has entered the Coop~
er Institute in Brooklyn. Miss Need.
les was graduated from the Norwalk
High school with the class r 1924.
Mrs. Minnie June og New Canaan
is the guest of Mrs. Earle P. Stevens
of McKinley street.
URNS
Ocmwithwetbsflngseds—
yes: 5:5.
.7
Headquarters Flor
' Company‘sboats.
lottthis m’l’am inane
wnhonsiptm the Ellsworth Oyster
. \
Bubble Record
Always $1.00. 2 5c ‘
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Willlain Fiction and daughter,
Dorothy. of McKinley street spent
the week-end in New York city.
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William Hamilton of McKinley
street entertained at his home over
the week-end a number crrciativcs
from Inert-boxy. . .
Captain ma, Amundsen of East
Nor-walk was the guest yesterday of
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Decker o: lie-
Kinley street.
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Francis Foreit. son ct Mr. and
Mrs; Henry Foreit of McKinley
street is resting comfortably at his
home following an operation per-
formed at the Norwalk hospital yes-
terday for the removal or his ton-
sils. .Dr. John T. N. Powers and
Dr. Il‘rancis Bur-nail were the attend-
ing physicians "
0
Row
—— While They Last _
33ccordsw1th8toryinnook
DONNELLY’S
x
Ladies' Aid Society for
afternoon in the church. lift-253?;
Sherman Hoyt will the an informal
talk on "Religion and Health'
There will also be a. musical program
following which refreshments will be
served. All the women or the Church
are urged to be present.
0
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Mr; and Mrs. William Sale of Me-
Kinlcy street who'havs been spend—
ing the summer with relatives in
England arrived in New York city
yesterday on the White Star liner
“‘
“Arabic."
s s s George Bennett of Bostou Visited
. in Darien recently. He formerly
Plans are being completed for the lived in Old Klng‘ s Highway
rally of the women ot the various ————‘
societies of the Rowayton Methodist Sydney Wilson has entered x"
church is, bong arranged by the finiversity as a freshman
At the meeting of the Sunny
School Board of the Rowaymn Met.
hodist church held in the church last
eming it was planned to observe
"rally day" on October 12 '
, a—
we. ‘*
Glassware that is easily America’s
'and Europe’s finest.
Small wonder you can’t help but no.
tice the quality.
Then, too, there ’3 an unlimited variety
of patterns. Beautiful designs that 111~
stantly win friends.
Radio Sets, Tubes, Batteries
and Parts
Purchase a Radio Set and hear
the returns from the World Series
in your home.
We hue a new tester: and all
tubes are tested before leaving
store.
“ans—.—
IOBWALI‘S ELECTRIC 00.
u some! mm mm
' com NORWALK
_ PHONE sols
May we have the pleasure of showing
you ‘2
Robert A. Benedict
JEWELRY & GIFT SHOPPE
22 WALL ST. NORWALK
PHONE 2378
n .
‘For the. fireplace
ANDIRONS
FIRE SCREENS
and
SETS
Albert D. Morgan
u Its-11w It.
Io.llorwslk MSG?
members are urged to be present.
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The Saugatuck Bridge
meeting this afternoon.
Britannica’s Editor,
Hugh Chisholm, Dies
LONDON, Sept. 30.--Hugh Chis-
holm. editor of the Encyclopedia
Britannica. died yesterday.
Hugh Chisholm was identified
with Journalism since 1892 when he
was assistant editor of the St.“
James Gazette. He subsequently
became a leading writer on the
London Times and was financial
editor of the latter publication front
191! to 1920. He was co-cditor with
Club is ‘
Sir D. M. Wallace and President
COMING
COVEREDWAGQN
REGENT THEATRE
OCT. ‘ 6-7-8‘:9j 10
Hadley of Yale of the supplement-
sry Volumes (tenth edition, 190!) of
the encyclopedia Britannica. Ho ho-
csme editor in chief of the eleventh
edition of the encyclopedia in 1911.
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