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ODE ON STAFF
T‘opular
Named Aide-de-
Calnp By Bingham—j
Other Appointments
1’ 7.~—Govcrr
IV'EW HAVEN, Dec.
nor-elect Hiram
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Adjutant-General and Chief of
- sud—Brigadier-General George M.
Cole of Hartford.
Quartermaster-General. with rank
of Colonel—Morris B. Payne, New
7London; Major-General oi National
Guard.
. Surgeon-General—-—Coloncl Charla
W. Comfort. Jr. NW liuwu‘l. senior
ranking medical nib-so: of the Na-
tional Guard.
Aides do Czsmp—Brlg-Gcn. James
'A. Hagger‘y of .‘thx llavon; Colonnl
'Reginald l2! Dcliacout‘.
‘who received the Distinguished
Service Cross for gallantry at Chal‘,
IIons in the World ‘War: (”010th
Charles A. Allen. Rorkxlllc, {or
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years in the I'nlttd States Army ir.‘
{the Phillippines; Molar Talbot '0.
Freeman. Hartford. Air Serwc-z
1118th Observation Squadron.
1k Sci-Vice with the American Lx-
ipeditioriary forces Major Frederick
1J. ' Morrison. Hort-1172. .‘iutid'ilul
'Guard: Molt-r l3. Drrr Hubbard.
Jfiddletown. with the Tall; Mobile.
,Thospiral unit in the Ar: t'lmm
Ipeditionary fol-cw. Mat-r llough-
Zion Bull-:yflvv. l-lnr'lonl. “1th the
'Amerlcun Expellvionqry {r-rcr-s. and
son of the 13*,» Tlovvrnr: Morgan G.
‘,,‘Bulkeloy: Major lit v.1: L. l'ir-ll‘l.
"West How-n.
Naval Aide -- Li-tur-Uonnnandc
”Nelson W. Pickerlnr. Arwlmla. gradv
:uatc of the: Naval Avaldm'ny at Au—
tnapolis in .the n‘n‘f during lite
:World “or and new in command of
I-the Connecticut Naval Militia.
. All of the members of the staff are
*1 National Guard men or formally in
.fhe United States Arm}:
The Inspector-General. Judge Ad~
vacate-General and Chief of OM-
nance are no longer members of the
-:Governor‘s staff. this: change having
"been made by the last theral Aa-
‘sembly. An assistant AdJutaannn-
‘eral has not yet been appointed.
'2“l.OS ” AUTO
IS FOUND
The automobilea'hicb Fred Buck-
'ley of Cedar street. reported to the
rpolice had been stolen on Christmas
morning while he was attending
‘mld—night mace» in_ St. Joseph's
church “‘35 :ound in Raymond street
last night by Officer Frazier. Ac-
cording to the poliéemau the ma:
chine had bran put .011 on that street
for two lllghrs. ' ' ' ‘
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Emed for Hlttlng
Women at Dance
Luther Clements. Water ureet.
was fined $20 on the charge of no»
‘sault upon Mrs. Agnes Smith. and
‘510 With full cor-.15 on the charge of
»assault upon Josephine \Venda. His
brother Harl'ey Clemente. was fined
‘ 587 on a. breach of the peace charge
in the downlcflrn City Court yester-
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day by Judge Yosburgh. All are
colored.
The trouble started Christmas
,night at a, dance held in Bed Men's
hall in West “‘asllington street.
when Luther struck Josephine and
Mrs. Smith. Then the husband or
Mrs. Smith appeared and further
‘trouble dex-eloptd.
. Wen Patrolman Frazier arrived
'Luther made a. dash out or the‘ ball
"but stopped when ordered to do b0
by the attic-er.
Harvey. hearing or the troublos
of his brother, decided to knee”-
“to the case and became involved
'in an argument with John Smith.
the husband. outside or the City Hall
and was arrested by Patrolman
John Reynolds; on the breach or the
peace charge.
’Albanian Rebels in
Control of Country
(By Associated PreeS)
gamma Dec. 27.——-With his
Detonation of. Tirana. ox-Premier
fAhmed Zozu. leader or the Albanian
inaurroctionlsts. has become mast-2r
9:0: the situation in the entire coun-
'tryend has summoned the mem-
bdn of his former government to
"all! capital city. according to press
.tmlpntches. '
The troops supporting the govern-
?ment of Fan Noll are said to have
:ovacuated Scuba! and El Bacon and
Exxo'ael-louil resistance is expected in
a. south. Bairum Trent is holding
his own with a tow scattered bands
Io! adherents in the region west or
I’ll-area. .
Fan Noll is reported at Durazzo,
get a. 313113.. (A
moms dispatch, quoting newspaper
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,hdvices received last night. said the
the Noll cabinet had embarked at
{We for Aviona).
" Numerous tribes hitherto indium-v
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j‘mit to the outcome are reported-to
,3). receiving Ahmed Zoguvas a. 11139:»;
éMa Ferguilon Moves r '
tier. ‘ '
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solu- Hits Little , ,
' Girl in East Ave.
* Harold Gorham o! Livingston
place reported to the down town po-
ties that while driving his automo-
iiile in But avenue near St. John
Erect yesterday afternoon he struck
an knocked down tour-year old
a» Gal-bun Who, with her sister.
mu. It“ 10 years. stopped tram
meqummmmthor
. We. _ The little girl wan nee
. At tho time o: the accident.
«- hum told thopolile. ho was going
. «It 13 mlles'nnvhour. ' He" 37w} ‘ '
held -
halo-Ia
0F GOVERNOR
Nut-walker lsI
Binzham has an- I.
' bounced members of his staff as fol-g
Stream-d:
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mcctlcut fictional Guard. also in thns ;
[JX-'
”cations imposed .pn worried "gamer;
Wins Scholarship
in English School
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Among the American zindenta‘
Z awarded 192+ Rhodes scholar-
' ships at Oxford. University, in,
England, is John \Vhlpplc Olav;
’ sled of Alhambra, Calif., a senior
I in the University of California
' Rhodes scholarships, awarded an-
; nually to a specified number ol
2 U 5. college youths. proflde l
itill-cc year course aidthe Engllsl
institution
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MILLIONAIRF.
IContlnued from Pogo L-uefl
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:to Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd m which
lint udrlrrbsed them in affectionate
ll‘fl‘nm. His inst words belore his
de'h were an expression or love to
Mrs. Sinepllcrt’l. whom he callcd
"Mother," the attorney said.
Coroner's tilelnista geld it would:
lulu; two or three more day: to
complete analysio of the mummy
and determine the cx’ac.‘ cause 01
death. .
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Shepherd's Statement
Harry Olsen, chlr-t Justice of the
municipal court .alld friend of the
McCiil-ltock family. who instigated
the inquiry, said he did not e:.ptt:t
that anything else except indication
that. Blr-Cfllntock died of typhoid {c-
vcr would develop from the autopsy”
Finch rc'nninmi. to l--: cleared ~:;~,J
however. hé said.
"I ‘Nas..fl-.Dflll§nl. or Dr: Omar G.
Olson culturing iron: amonbic in-
{cotton}: :Mr.’ Shopher told natural-
pormnn who nrouécd him from his
sleeper bcrlh inst night when hla
train reached Kansas Cltl‘- "Re-
Cords M. the Amurluau hospital in
,Chlcago slim-v.1 was sent tlzcre by
Dr. Olson for treatment and that I
lard my tonsils removed and under-
went on operation for nasal trou-
hlt. “hilt the l‘uspitnl. After
.lmling the hospital I suffered noec
blccvls from the opr‘l'ction and went
1'. l.
‘0 Fr. Glenn .1: the laboratories for
furllts-r treafmem. It “no then 1
rm“? ..lr. firetrlirnu. l rcmtmbur he
showed me smite of tuberculosis
germs on on: of my \ lelts. but. never
any typhoid germs. I have never
5681') a typhoid germ in my lile.”
30031113 to Fear -
The Shepherd; have “nothing to;
tear and nothing to hide in the in-
vestigation oi the cause of McClln-
looks death," Mr. Sitcphcr said-
“The investigation has rr‘sulterl
from the efforts of distant relatives
living in Tepeku .and St. Mary's
Kansas, 10 have his will diam-edited
because Mrs. Shepherd and I. who
loved him as our own son. were
left the greater part of his fortune.
The whole thing is absurd.
Mr. Shepher declared he thought
the real cause 01‘ young. Mcélln-
tock's death was that the boy's oon~
stitution was weakened by a. con-
tinual round of late night social
affairs, coupled» with strenuous
hours at a Chicago business college.
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to enter .the business: college to fit
himselt tor the handling 0! his own
afiafi's." Mr. Shepherd said. "He
was up and away from home every
morning before 8 o'cclock and never
got to bed betore one. two or three
o'clock every morning. It was a
dance or all card party. or something,
every night." ‘ i
This Place Has a Radio
For Every 15 Persons
NEW YORK, Dec. 27.—-—There is
one radio receiving set for approxi-
'mately every fifteen persons in the
borough of Queens. according to a
census compiled recently by the
street cleaing department and made
public by Borough President Connol-
ly. The census is believed to be one
o! the firet in the radio field in so
large a. community.
There were 34.994 receiving nets
reported. with a. probable deluge of
Christmas sets. not included in the
canvass. The population of'Queena.
actordlng to latest available figures
is 835,738 persons.
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To Make Acts Legal
FI‘EMPLE. Tex. Dec. 21—31“.
Miriam A. Ferguson. Governor~elect
of Texas, petitioned the district
court 0: Bell county yeaierday- (or
lmovu of all legs! diequclii’icatlons
in ranking'contract: that might arise
from. her etdtus as a. married wo-
man. * '-
Frion‘dl or actually said the step
Wu alien to W nay-contractor
document one all”. mill. while
Gwalior. could be I. u in.
valid because or the legal dismilti.‘
POLITICIANS
because of the period of unccrlalm
iy.
Davis totals how over is easier said!
. than done.
.crats simply nominated a. La Foll-
{they can count on
“William left Dartmouth College -
l street, died at her home last night.
STILL STUDY-
Latest Wall ,
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THE ELECTION
(Continue-d from Page One.)
To comhnc the La Follelte and
The very reasons Which
drove cause-native Democrats into
the Republican ranks might serve to
hold them thl‘l‘c again it the Demo-
ette type of candidate and there is
no telling how many more would
have gone from the Democratic par-1
t.v it a, consorvattve like John “2.
Davis had not been the nominee.!
Yet if the conservative wing of tho
Demouratic party doesn't do some-
thing to “in the La Follotto votes,
the people who supported the La
l-“olloitc: party will not be won to
either the Tlr publioan or Democratic
nominate. but will may in an ind—
pelident group if a man of La Foll-
ctte'o prestige happens to he the
candidate and a serious r-rfort is;
roads to maintain a Third Party .
The outstanding point about the
figures is that the coxlsertativrs rule
the political fortune: of the lin‘ltod
States in this era. ,
vote this year was 133153.739 which
representn conservatism. The Demo.
cratic vote oi 5,578.96: was in large
part conservative too. The radical:
had only 4.522.319 out 0: e. tom! of
25,920.07!) which is encouraging for
' the nonserx'afiven to say the least.
The radicals. on the other hand.
i'rol «'-ncmlragcd~~or tl:-‘:~y any (ht-z:
do. 'l‘luy hope to win even Thorn
. Pom the Democratic party ncvt limo
‘le‘ul l'nvn turn the: luiitrr info :1 um,
‘ notwithstanding,- ' mas." and "'l be ("h uh."
em] organization
the: opposition of the solid South.
The. South usually Votes for the Dr.-
mocrslic nominee “hell-Mr he be n
ru-fllvtal or .1. rousertullve so if th'
radicals. Uri" out. to capiur- thu mac
chillery oi' the Democratic party
Democratic and
from tho LRuth {’n- 1719:: naming-3
and the essential requirement is to
Win the Northern owl “'estm'n
SUN-:3. ‘
'l‘ll-: «‘0l=s'.=r\'nll\:c Democrats (Asp-:-
clfl‘l." llluni— “AV: t‘t‘lll'rvl lll-a Pur‘?‘
in Illinois. New York, )laaaaclluec
{lb
Fcllette llllaslofi. The onlv hope
either the La Follette radicals and!
Democratic conservative; would be;
a COlllprCllllt’P on a man not no rad-
ical as tin: \Visconsln Senator but
c.’:.p:lLlC or holding his Vote and not
so conservative all John ’W. Davis.
Such a liberal might win hawk
some of the Democratic votes from
the Rtpulwllaan fold. The upshot
of the. “'TIOI'. :hlng is tint the new
pic. of the linltd Sinus reversu
anemones often and tlurc. la a,
champ; alfiul'b for an oppoelllon
par'v to (-orml the. discontented ole-
meuls. |.'Cll‘l&‘\Lr\‘:illbnl has a. four
year lease of life but the Congres—
slcnill elections two years hence will
give tllr: firet indication oi whether
the country is goin: to turn ow:-
to the othcr aide. Nobody DEl‘hHI‘ll‘
realizes better than doeo President
Coolidge tilgit the mandate of the
last. election waspot a. verdict for
unrestrained conscrvatlnm but that
his! unllnlnlgtratlon must be conduct-
9-5 will; all meat of retainirm the
millions who do not class themselves
an meneorvnth‘es but who aru liberals
in the sense that they eschew radi-
cal doctrine am} prrt‘cr .1 course
midway between the extreme of
consonaiism and radicalism
or them coppcrs. in datiaino-d
peak price: in the first" halt hour 01‘.
trading.
01$an V
NEY‘V YORK. Doc. 27.<—Tllu up-‘
ward movement or stock prions wasl
areaumed today with the (toppers. mo- 1
lion and oil ‘
:large volume.
.2 3-} points to 203 and General .‘lo-z
tors moved up 5-8 to 65 7-3..
at new 1924 tops.
advanced l 1": points and most of
'the standard industrial:
fractionally on initial sales.
changing hands
Nash motors advanced 5
in: P rovc ml
More than 20 stat-ks. nasal-:13 ball
new
America n lmc-unotive
opened three points higher at 30‘?
8-4:
{or the first tlmv in
9.000 Shal‘t‘fi changing hands m llmt’
price. and Baldwin touched a '
high top at 134 3—8, up 2 3-5‘. 11311.!
way Stool f‘priv . toochuut Packing .
Ropublic Steel. “'c-rlhlngton rumfi.‘
International
and Arizona. International However!
and Market Sirett
preferred movtd up 2 to 3 points.{
with a. score of ollxtrs l‘llllll'lilg ‘
U. S. Stool common sol-l at 1:":
SGT'}!
Harvest or. Calum ct.
Hallway
point or more.
_ jC‘harlr's I'iwonri in “'12—:
and Aer; Jersey would rn‘slst the 1,3:niglit Ill. 5:3'4 o'clnck.
.Auto Runs Away .
And Hits‘a Tree
Samuel Adams of Cudllpp street,
Rowayton, parked his automobile in
.thc driveway in his yard early last
evening and some time later
Due to the cold weather the emer-
gwncy brake did not. runctlon when
Mr. Adams parked the machine.
with the result that it rollod down
the embankment toward the river.
where it struck a tree. The machine
which was a. sedan. was badly dam-
aged. '
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$95 FINE
Thomas Moore who was ornate
some time ago by Juicer Thorpe for
rockleea driving in West luau 3. “at
fined :25 and costs by Judge Goorge
Ii. Voaburgb. when amigned in the
down town city court this morning. -
Obituary
Estelle chkaon
Estelle Jackson. 23. of Park
street. died last. night in the Hutt-
-'!ord hospital. The body will be
brought to Norgmlk tor burial. No-
tice of funeral arrangements iwill be
given later.
Christopher McDormott
Christopher chDcrmott. 76. died
yesterday morning at his home on
W‘olipit avenue. He is survived by
his widow and one son . ,
Funeral will be held from St.
Mary's chm-eh Monday morning at.
10 o'clock. Burial will be in Can.
vary cemetery. New York city. . 5
Mrs. France- Bracken
Mrs. Frances A. Bracken, Wife a;
George H. Bracken of 6 Maple
~She was 81 years old and issurviv-
ed by tau? daughters. Mrs. Bernard
Feeney. Mrs. H. G. Gm, Mrs.“ W.
'1' O’Brien and mu Anna. Brunet:
and two sons, George and Harry.
Funeral services will be held from’
the late home at 7:30 o’clock d
at 8 o'clock from St. Mary's church:
Interment will be in St. Mary’s cem-
e e 3'.
Mrs. Ann; Hales: -
Fungal
limb:
. out“. ct 8:10 o'clock Bloom
and It .9 o'clock (£03131.
. Tm,_,
-Ma.ry'rchurch.» Barium he- in-
when -
he came out to drive it into the sc-
rage. the machine had duappeurmli
ig
sit. Mgrfsceplete ' '
sum oi'
aelted.
Court or (‘v-mlnrlll Plus“ on the first
Tueeday
Cnndee reprcaont the plaintiffs.
pore in the care vern
i‘Rlz'l'llR FILMS”
The Republican o
llRlALlo
Two hundred I‘hll'll‘C-l“. “Mull-1G
the )vrri’ormantc :z', lllr liial‘w
(henna this mornlnu. 'nwrrx lmdcr‘
tho nus-pine of llu lirt'rr l‘llr-n'.
("‘omlllilleo 0t Noruulk.
Four films “'G‘X‘C rho“ rl. TM." \\ u
a nature 3530?:er. “Bobbie Dunn-9
r‘flrlnun. "Thu .‘Cl “l lofnrl
le1 $03th liCl‘il lzsll- H T.’
children n: lhcy lrlt th- Hum";
warp give-n «lips. of prawn on ‘- 121' h
Hwy \"lll \vrlie Yll'l'ir null 1n l’I-I'Ilfll
account of the ptrinrmune'o I':..‘<.F
will be given for the hurt lol'rl‘
ll!
Chimney Fire at
Chas. Dimond’s Home
Only wilglll damugv \\O;- - :a'wml 1-1:.
the t'lllnlllr)‘ flrr: ‘1'. ”iv I'velvlv W": M
”TGIF!" lul‘?
'lll' (”ennui
of : l‘lre station responded to ill' 'il‘lTLi.
”a---”
31.000 .aT'IACIL‘IEYI
An allul‘hmont {or Slim.“ uns
filed this morning agamzt the. prop-
erty of Goa Coda. in favor vi the:
Pal-toe Realty Compat: of
York City. .
l: m alleged in tho “th that the
Mr. Coda. owes ll“. planznfl'r: lll‘J
$150.
The case is Trl‘lf'lltlhll'r ln 1hr-
1‘“ Junua:';~. Kauai; an
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Deputy Sheriff Edward I). I‘Llult’iur.
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HT T.\ll.l‘RES l.\' 1921
lllilL'i'GEl‘tlll’l‘ I'v't'. "
ordr. of rankruptcy crisis.
field county compiled in: Reform 2::
Bankruptcy John Keogh today slow-
business {u'urre or ii? during 1924.
as compared with l‘.‘ in 1923 and
131 in 1922. The two largest 331%
urea this you were the Kaila-5:11
Grain Corporntlon o! Bridgrporl {or
32.000.00fj and the Bridgeport Iron
and Metal Company for $5000.31“.
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Govteral Electric:
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pz'im‘ 3
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Dunlagrr of 300’: .‘AY‘C‘
2.225% Wall St,
Unlucky it; Love.
ASK $3,000» FOR
I Grand Duke Earns
SATURDAY. Dé‘cfillonn :27. 19.:
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Wood New Broke
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l m :-rp.'tral-r darling" action! for"
‘1 *3.”"" ole. were slall- d tits morn—l
_' :3 lug iL’HIIIdl the Sucmzv Burnu‘ ctr-L
I. fif‘ffl‘flllr‘ll of Ni“? liu‘wll. '13 llll‘: I" ~'
{I t—nuit of injuries rec-shod ';n :r‘l :zulol
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:m-ilvnt in Coda:- strcrt. Nwe‘mlht-r:
‘ 'lzlsi by JO:(DT‘. Sing-or uu-l .l'~lll)i
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i r 02" this vii}: .\ti::.~‘.~.m~ : {OVA
{ l . .‘I'JU against the propit')‘ .r l". '
. ivonce‘rn in New Haw-.7, ‘."‘IC‘ :l.- 'l 2::
.; each (-5.“ .
; l A Il-u spl‘wi u: :0‘.’. or 1 vi it!
("iil'-‘I’l‘~l, straw}. or "2': ‘
gn‘rivon “(3’ Mr. Singl- ' m
k
. Arc-'4. on :l‘n‘ :ibuvr v'lrfn .. .
';:l.moun‘lng to 3.37%.“? were nuns 1~
Mr, riillgcr's car and h( neutral.
3 broken arm firtl other ll‘ll'll‘l‘.‘~fi. l
Mr. Sovac “110 “tie on Eli‘s wily
: homo trom work, “1:15 Ming givn :1 '
ii
l'l’l" l-y the driver of tin" 7,“l‘l.‘l'i all
1hr: l'rnll" of tho nm‘idrni. ll? “.22.
l thrown from l'.;»‘- trul-li ‘lml "any mv
l Jar-"ll, I
‘Bozh Tli‘HCl’lS are ‘vrmljnt l-llOiJe‘Dl
the lzm lll‘lil of Kat-cg.) ‘md C'anv'lPef
of {1115 city and are returnable in the:
, '8 (1311'. ”ll/'0
;' INHJRIES IN A red 3-. ”1g J} l
otovot
For dress} and narmill.
Mocha. ('apc. Furlilml .3
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good lino of Boys" Glmw
and Mittens.
and Driving Glnvm.
MENS-
$7.50
BOYS'
50c to $2.00 '
' 50(- to
Rogers and Stevens
Superior Court on H1“ [3
in January, l‘npv-rs in v
served h:- 531- 2“.:‘i' .lol.::
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HUNDREDS ARE . :'
leo luck of Osborne Wood.
can of Leonard Wood.ch
more! of the Philippines, has:
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failed him just. when he need: it ' REPORTED HURT: .p.........,,...3 1.0m p, m... ,
most. After winning a fortune in < ; ‘ ._._... A .
u o ‘ ‘ ' ’ l ‘
‘N‘AH filml deals. he went u' fhlni': =' on Path-unit? ll“ ‘ JOSEP ' 3
Paris and flied bmmf’ Ell- l.‘.t‘t . *0 ll!" 1'“llf"7 HOP". M? . ' ‘ _ H D£‘\'IS l
rope" favori'uc gambling device ‘ l'il' . huh: Till'l'll'u‘llll ‘. kin-49 NORTH MAIN STKSZLL l
'. L‘llilzv'lilw we I’lill‘uriu e lu.».\ill.".: "Th? l’load Thai Lna.)q YD n
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A :0“? F3 ‘muc: up m "I“ ‘r' . 'luliU. llrc. 2-.“ >‘V‘ ml min“ I'UL tl‘mv- rm inn lvmlus al. lhn' lug) tweet.”- Nuruull.”
000,000 Yu-Cb, '3 '3 03 his was firm} i‘;‘$l|."~'.lt.‘ ”m- rr~ l'-1\Hl"l'--l wh: u: U; -:..- ”ml; 3: 5 5pm.. .1 on u... m-—~:———-———~~—-—~ w...
bone to mutt; Well Street end 3 a trowdvr carrr) r-xlva-tl‘ .l :s‘hmvrd ii" .uI 11.1w unison-i il'rrv'kfi "ll. END OF YEAR
{we I divorrc suit filed b? Mrs. Shit! in tho "attic-:- Ill U: "'J. m7- l.r’-?‘ . lll.-=_'lllll “aims. .l dun-:1 tip .,,.;. OVERCOAT SALE
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