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(‘c.. on the tram leaving .\'orwalk
“or New York :tt 7:55 each morning
‘h- Srhcdulr Will not be changed.
Some time ago ballots were handwl
m all the regular commuters WEI
, nil-u this train to New York, asking"
rmem Whether they would rather
and
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Believe Jurymen
Ate Court Exhibit
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 21.——After
a. jury in the Superior court yes-
terday had returned a. verdict
awarding $3.000 damages to
George KntsanOS. )leriden candy
merchant. court attendants found
that a. basketfull of candy. which
“as one of the exhibits in the
Peso had disappeared. “'rap-
pings 0! Thu windy found on the
table in the Jury room led to the
belief that the Jurymsn‘t had eat.-
en the candy.
Katmnos sued a. contracting
company .claiming that in remo-
deling the building where his
store is located they had broken
down a. wall into his store. till-
ing it With dust and ruining his
took of candy and that a hole
was left open into his store at
night. through. which thieves en-
t»red and stole Yl’tu candy. The
candy eyhlltllcd in court was part
of the stock and was taken by
'h»: J'ir) “1th the other t \hlbite.
COMMIITERS ARE
e 1 N orwalkers Vote
I have the train continue on its pres-
: Limiting Sentinel
: ‘ompuny today.
I Station
. \Vest Haven
I Sotithport
' \\ estport
I Gleubrook
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AGAINST CHANGE
IN TRAIN llMEI
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Favor of Early
Schedule for 7:55 But
Lose in Ballot
OTHER STATIONS
New Haven OflicialsI
FM“ Pa’tronsl
Want Train Kept onI
Old Time
As a rwsult 0T— tho reliant canvass,
'aken by the N. Y.. S. H. & H. R. R.
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rut schedule. or be muted tor-nix
minutes ahead all along tho’: line.
The cotttnxu'ers i'r-vm Norwalk. ac-
cording to the figures Ii‘uu'i to Th‘
by the railroad
desired the change.
and 5.) \oted for the earl: er schedule
and «it? against it. Commutrrs :rom'
utlmr tonne were so oxcrwhciminz-
.y ugxins: it. boomer. that this re-‘,
stilt was nullified. and the complain
gixes ibi commu’ers for :lzt
Ch‘tngf‘. and 351 against it.
The reason for this disparity gncn
the ofi'lciuls of the railroad. in
by
- that t’rom Norwzilk titer»; is a train
after the om“
before
l'iSl l‘Vf‘llIy ZillnLlivs
In question, “IIIIO the one
leaves forty minutes ahead.
The result of the canvas. accord-
ing to the railroad officials. was as
follows:
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Chang“
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For
New Haven
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Milford
Lhe\ on
Strntford
Bridgeport
I’lllrfleld
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East 5 oust-elk
So. .\’orwalk
Norwalk
Rownyton
Darien
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C‘-
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Stamford
Port Chester
Scattered
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Totals 184 351
Many commuters wrote notations
on the ballots. giving interesting
suggestions to the railroad officials.
Both from Barton and Noroton come
suggestions that many commuters
would be added with the influx of
summer commuters to the Connect:-
cut towns. and their wishes might
be worth considering. It is there-
fore posible that soother canvass
will be uken inter.
'\ EVERY can owxnn
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isooner or later must expect fender
damage or slight accidents where
the body of the car is damaged—a
leaky radiator or n leaky gasoline
tank. To have the mine properly
repaired at. any time. The \‘orwnlk
Radiator Repairing Co.. 60 Alain St.
is at your service. Phone DBL—Adv.
-—Tfll5 FAMILY unwise
to niwnyo dreaded. The bother of
the tube. 1nd boilers and steam and
soda were. many I noun-wile e\ery
week with unpleasant regularity
That is when Hrnpny'o Laundry m.
The-o washings will be called (or.
done properly and returned on timi-
linen-to! tweivocento per pound»
Bo comfortable: otop worrying.
M
:WIN PRIZES
CONFERENCE IS
NOW POSSIBLE
France Much Friend-
lier to Suggestions of
U. S. and Great Brit-
air!
ECONOMY AID
Belief Is Understand-I
ing With French on
Arms Cut Will Help
Her Pay Her Bills
By DAVID LA‘VRENCIZ
Copyright. 1925
SeVeraJ weeks. perhaps months.
may elapse before the procucabilits' *
of anothtr contort-nee of powers to
limit. armament may be determined.
The exchanges of opinion now go-
ring on in various foreign capital:
have as much to do with the kind of
limitation that may be deemed no-
Cepialilc as “llll the (late and pro-
llminarics or ruch a. conference.
Although the L'nited Slates gov-
ernmrnt begun sounding out the dif-
' rerent sol-'clllltlt‘lllfl during the sum—
mer or 1921 It “as not for six or
seven weeks la'er that a decision
was TO‘BChk'll to issue formal invita-
tions. Xo nation likes to be put in
the position at rejecting an inxim-
tion to an arllllilll'.n[ conference so
“feelers" are put out and it enougt:
countries respond then oiiicisl In\'l-
Itations are iSSiltstl.
The conwrmrtons proceeding
the moment are no: unlike those
which hav: been gum; on from it“.
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AT DANCE OFl...
NORWALK CLUBI
About 1 50 ”Members
And Friends Have
Enjoyable Evening
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At \Vashington
Birthday Affair
THOSE PRESENT
Clubrooms Prettily
Decorated By Her-5
ace Burr and OthersI
Of Club
The Nurwalk cl
scene of another
roottts were the
v3 tzghtt’ui
Illsi night wh‘ " 't \Vuahington
I birthday dance ' i;' 'l About
13': members :sz-nlh .tzrndwi
Lhe dJlDCc “hi it I‘Tutt‘xl ‘0 be a.
splendid succea‘.
The rooms
10? the ocean-m
u.
r“ pz'ettily arrangedI
. \ iiorace Burr. lu-
stst. it by oihv: =:- "Ihnrs On: the-
;\\‘o (inc-r3 mm the space re-
scrxcd tor d‘il w h '.\. re pretty
arches of yr- . n ~.'..ih t foreground
Of 1'0395.
The windo“: “'tl‘r. trimmed with
red. white and blue streamers. Flags
were draped LIQUUT, tilt: “ails, while-
ihe green cr‘ pc- 1 .1pv.r and roses
“on; used “llll panel CITL‘CL The
tleciric lights Wtrc [nlnfilt‘l’rt'd into
huge roses.
0n the south side of the room
were two pretty imitation open fire-
places. Uwr the tire-places were
- pictures or \\'ashlngton and Lincoln.
The danctng was greatly enjoyed
lusting trom 8 o'clock until after
midnight. .There were several spe-
cinltieo including a. Paul Jones and
at Lucky Number dance. In this tut
dance. the winners were Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Ma'kin. Mrs. Maikin
receiud a handsome basket of roses
while Mr. Mnlkin was presented with
a. box of cignreueo. Music for the
dancing was furnished by Scotleld'o
orchestra. A luncheon was served
during the evening.
The entertainment committee
which efiiciently reset! the dance
consisted of Charles Ii. Diiworth
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Prize Winners
“‘ho’oWhoPrth‘lnnu-oh
monoculture-rial“ Cantu.
Puwshedinthe Evening Sa-
tinelAnnouncc-d‘l'odnyonhge
Two.
MSG PRICES ON
HAIPDEN EXCIDSURB
J." Premru & Sons during the hot
few weeks have been busy installing
Hampden Enclosures on various
makes of out in this vicinity- Pur-
tieo interooted in procuring enclos-
ures for their are right now would
do well to get in touch with this
concern so interesting prices will be
mode. Auto owners who have our
job. to be done out do no
lngthomnio pointed bribe Proms-o
30.1)!th
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Interest in W
Attack .01! vau'muent’sAir Pohcy
Centers in- Fearless
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\vnsnixorox. Feb. mace-tent:
‘Mitchell will bomb and sink a. mi-
tleahip running at full speed and
tilled with MG explosives. W 1'0?-
$3]! on ore:-
mail!-
.t°ee and other clitooo’o' to demonstrate
his contention that any battleship
Iaflmt can be blown instantly out MI
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Ithownurbabombcdroqpelmgnvc
IV‘.§~<» '
pinned.
Boob W
The General will make this do-
6 MONTHS FOR
STEALING CAR
OF DR CLAUSI
Lymnn Moore. colored of this city
who was arrested last month
ltheft of an automobile in \\',ood
street. owned by Dr. V.
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'l‘outh Main street. was sentenced tomf an unhulthy
’eloner of eilalth Sta ley H. Osborn
'six months in Jail when his case
Icottrt in Bridgeport oesterday.
Moore and another man “ho is
b-ing sought by the police took the
OYSTER BEDS
for .
came up. in the Criminal Superior-Ilium today.
monstntion provide-d Secretary of.
War Weeks and Secretary of the:
Navy “'ilb‘n [lye consent. The
House Alter ft committee asks that
the test be held. _,
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“'ASHIVGTON. Feb. :1. --Btig~
General Mitchell. Mm. Army sir
use“ if“ M «p m
“mini-trot on' s on policy below the
Home Air Craft committee yester-
day.
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IN STATE ARE
CALLED PURE
HARTFORD. Feb. 31. -—Connect.i-,
nut is :rrc of polluted (“sin-r bed! I
and no cistern are odfind {or stlo.
L‘lausi ofI Ly 81'0“!” In this state uhich arc
tariety. Commis-
He doc arcd that the
State Departm-nt of Health and the
Ionnectlcut Shellfish Commission
lime supervision oxer oyster ship-
:llutomultlle from \\ cod sttcet while I merits in this state and sitict. rtgulu-
Dr Claim was fishing a patient ltiou of the industry is maintained.
they later abandoned the car in A special investigation has been
South Main street and ran m‘u’ Iconiucted recently. since he score
Moore «:15 arrested in thc i-irst dis-‘
trict on the same evening.
PLANE CRASHES,
SOLDIERS DIE
HONOLULU Feb. 21. — \luter
Sergeant Devtd B. Grosvenor was
killed and Sets,- :ant Robert H Pel-
low. mechani:. seriously injured
when an airplane which they Were
flying collapsed when at a height cf
800 feet and crashed on the mud
built- at Pearl Harbor yesterday.
Gross-enor'o home was at Tnunton.
Most. and Pellow's at Enid. Okla-
home.
NE‘V 3RD lL‘SEDLLV.
521W HAV Eb. Feb.
dent George Weiss 0: the Sew Hu-
on club of the Boston: Baseball
Hank. third baseman had been pur-
chased from the
League tom.
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Albany Eastern l
caustd by uphold f \er was tr1ced
to raw oyster shilckitr: houses hath
been found in excellent sanltnn
condition.
Commissioner Osborne and HOW.-
ard Beach. of New Haven. chairman
of the Shellfish commission. attend.
ed a meeting in \Vashington . Thurs-
(133. of the h-‘alth authorities of
'about 23 states and romnilsions and
aneurfin
tries.
BISHOP BASTS
ACCUSER OUSTED
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Dirigibie; Los Angeles
Cruises Over Bermuda
By Asodofed Press.
The United States dirigible Loo An-
;gelos. flying on a test voyage from
Lake-burst.
HAMILTON. Bermuda. Feb. :1.——
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X. 1.. was sighted of!
Bermuda at 4:15 o'clock this morn-
ing.
.‘ly about. awaiting the coming
I daylight so that she might come to
Qanchor by mooring to the mast on
the tender-ship Patoka. which was
The giant oircrait cruised leisure-
of
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lying in wait in the great sound. of!
Hmilton arbor.
The Loo Angelea cruLed back nod
forth moon the island until 8
o'clock. when she slowly headed
not-u: over the ndmiraliy and gay-
mcnt house toward the Pucks.
which meanwhile had proceeded to
Murray": Anchorngo. The sky at this
time was overcoat and there woo n
slight rain but it was not expected
to interfere with the successful
mooring of the airship. ,
MAIL CARRIERS
Committees Make Re-
[Local
held Thursday afternoon.
committooinen report everything in
readiness for the thirty-first annual
Association of Letter Carriers. which
open at 1:30 in the afternoon.
an address of welcome by
, rose of the Reilly Memorial commit-
.in the State.
In suitable monttm» hi to his mentor)
I somenhcrc
’.ts a token O!
induo- , the afternoon session.
be followed by a banquet in the Roy-I
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ARE READY FOR:
CONVENTIONI
ports for State Meet-
ing Here Monday——
300 Are Expected
SPEAKERS ,
-Men Ask Mer-
chants t 0 Display
Flags and Light;
Windows
The final meeting of Branch No.
I“, Norwalk Letter Carrion was
and Ill
convention of the Connecticut State
will be hold In Red Men‘s Hail.
Main street. Monday.
About 300 \lsiting letter carriers
will attend the cun\cntion which will
with
Mayor
Thomas S. Robins. President \K‘ti-
Ilium R. Cabin, who was instrument-
at in bringing this convention
Norwalk “'lII preside.
report to the delegates of the prog-
in
ice. 0! Which he is the Chairman.
The Thomas L. Reilly mt mortal is
Sponsored by the ittttr cull! rs of
to ..
and make at
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LIKE “BOOST
NORWALK” PLANE
Two Men Attack Him
And T a k e Money»; ~
And Clock While'He
Is Making Rounds
POLICE PUZZLED
Not Told About Afiair
nUtil Many Hours
Later
A hold-up and two robberies were
reported to the First District in the
put twenty-four hourt' While
making his rounds on watchman at
.the Young's Hat company plont it:
OFTHESENTINEI.
Realtors a t Meeting
Talk of Similar Cam-
paign to Aid City’s
Growth
DISCUSS RATES '
Want to Make Them
The Same As Those
In Surrounding
Towns—Committee
The Evening Sentinel campaign.
carried out through the newspaper
and billbourds. of advertising Soro
walk a: a. city of gran possibilities.
ionnd n tutor-bio comment at tho-
ioot meeting of the Norwnut Reci-
torn. In discussion among the mem-
bers it was thought that some simi-
lar plan might be carried out‘
through the aesociation with an idea
of "selling" the real estate possibili—
tieo of Norwalk to the public by a
joint campaign among the reoitors.‘
The matter was left in the hands of I
William F. Hoyt who will report at '
the next meeting
The bod) “iii 1:: ect again next:
Wednesday evening at the Royal
James Inn to 'discus: further the
matter of the readjustmvnt of com-
mission rates taken up at the meet-
ing last. “‘ednesday. A committee.
Lonnecticut augentcd ly a. comlmt-.
all the lostai organitotions
its purpose is to erect
tee of
tity of .‘leridcn.
th- 1510‘!“ in which
the dew-as“! has h-i“ll hK'I‘T by the
postal worko-rs throughout the coun-
in the
: try, due to the interest while in Con-
gress. he had taken in their nature.
Routine buslnzss will occupy most -
3 of the «to moon
which “'Ill be fol-
lowed by .In itdiress by National
\ice President John S. l‘ole}. oti
Boston. it is t\pected that Pres. l.
'.L Douglas. of Branch .\'0. 38
New York city “ill also be preach
and make an address to the men
contention
Election of oi‘nc' rs t'nr the (tuning
your Will take place at the close of
which will;
.11 James at 6: 80 in the evening.
The committee respectfully re-
quests the residents and store keep-I
Icrs to display the n w tags in the
”to ,
Sidewalk stands also to alto“
iigh's in th‘. store windo“s t'v
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mam lighted until 7 p. m.
' memos-— ......._ STOLEN CAR
Methodist yearly conference. after
Itwo day's deliberations here “11de
the leadership
IBlake. has decided to ox-communi-
cats from the ministry of the
brought the charge against Bishop
Anton Bast. which resulted in his
‘- detention last December.
BRIDGEPORT. Feb. 35—min is
probcbly the first award of it. kind
wufinode today when Compenontion
Commidoner Buckingham ordend
poll! the chin: of Nicholas Muck.
of ii Charles street. Fain-field. Cow
for iniuriu received while employed
by the Connecticut Agricultural Ex-
periment Station fighting Ibo-duh
toes. .
launch but been employed so a
mosquito exterminator one-.1017.
working moot of the tune in the
mm between raw and
We“. His work W in
ditching nod pouring all on “one”
win- nnd Why and
mm COMPENSATION AWARD,
woman)” iN MOSQUITO WAR:
drive home in the early evening with
wet clothes:
In July he began to suffer pains
in his back end is Is which increased
to such an extent flint he was unable
to drive his our to end from work
and finnlly developed into minis.
or infbmmtioo o! the spine! cord.
inginhhloworlinboudoblitm
himtogive nphiswork. October 18.
of Bishop Edgar,
We today announced thnt Tod church the Rev. Mr. 11188111932 who;
FOUNDINN. Y.
The local police “ere notified yeso
terday by Sergeant McCoffrey of
the New York City traffic squad that
the coupe owned by Charles Staples
" and stolen from in front of the Elks
club in South Main street. but! been
frecovered in a. garage in the Bronx.
Mr. Staples went to New York today
to get the car.
PIX!) AUTO I.\ STREET
Pmolnun Eldridge reported last
evening. that an automobile with o
broken uol was standing in East
avenue. The car was taken to
Wright's Garage.
STUDmfll-ZR CARS ON DISPLAY
A'l' REYKObns’ MOTOR CA3 00.
no Studebaker can. in various
models. ore displayed at The Reyn-
oldo' Motor Car Cots establishment.
mu few steps scro- tho street
from 0 local Armory. The Duplen
, . closed cor- of this fo-
WEo ”ii-peeling are this week or
any day. in» fact. would be well ro-
thnt are bore. That this is n "Stude-
baker reek” .lo well illustrated by
Ls“...
H50 ATTEND
of our: for the your 1’“
hrly interesting and folk-
pdil. in deed. to Inspect the Mob
*“dnharhollpgu
consisting of Frank T. Rrundage of
Taylor and Golden. M. J. lion-an! oi
the Howard Agency. and Eltoi.
Baker of Loyton‘a has been or"
pointed to investigate the matter.
The discugsinn showed that rates
in Norwalk diller from those inI
surrounding towns, and as a matter
of unification. the attempt is being
made to keep all areas the sauna
Posibly a. sliding scale will be
1dopted. as today the same percent-
age of commission is paid on a
thousand dollar sale as on a hun-
drtd thousand do‘ lur one
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One hundred and fifty attended
the card partx ghen \esterday by
the Catholic Daughters of America.
at the Ca. hollc Club house.
The prize “inns-rs nert: Mrs.
llary Finnegan and Mrs. Nora Fin-
ihogan. Airs Edwnrd J. Kelly. Mrs.
-Bernard Newmnn. Chnrles Blizzard.
:Alfred Ot’crthroW.
McBride. 8. 1'. Naieford. )lra. Ro-
.hert Tenney. Miss Alice Creigh. J.
i 1‘. Flint Mrs. Arthur Chnrpontier.
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ENGLISH KING ,
lS IMPROVING
By Ascot-inter! PIT”.
LOXDON. Feb. :l.—A bulletin is-
,sued from Buckinghaun Palace this
morning on the condition of King
George. who is flattering from bron-
chitis. lays:
“ng Majesty's temperature has
not yet settled. Progre. continues.
though slowly."
BIKE STOLEN.
George Bchrieber of u Xendow
stolen from anvil-ml cited. non:
the Roller Five out! Ten Coot Ito-'c.
between the boon of two and m
I smashing one
;ory oi
. .‘Tl’l Theresa .
llannon. Miss Louise Tierney. Junea-
Butier street. “’illlarn H. Gehr-
marln. of 15 First street. wu u-
multed by two men who best him
up and robbed him of 815 in cosh
as well on making off with his
watchmun's clock. The holdoup
took place between 9 and 10 o'clock
last night. but the police did not re-
ceiv. a report or it until 0 o'clock
this morning.
The two burglaries took platv
Thursday night. but the police did
not learn of them until late Vener-
day afternoon. At the store of Wllv
liarn H. Betta. upper .Muln me.
boy'- mashed in the rear door of
the place stealing candy. cigars and
cigarettes to the value of 8:“.
Rays too. are suspected of break-
ing into the Our-River school one!
of the 5310“!“
school saving: machines. In (it
case. however. their efforts were
fruitless inasmuch as the machine
had emptied early in :he afternoon.
Entrnnce to the school was nud- by
climbing n are-coupe and form. a
door. The smashed machine we-
found by Fletcher VnnHooaeor. The
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FRAUD CHARGED
AGAINST OLD
NORWALK FIRM
I Administrator for El-
liot K. Gregory Asks
Receiver to Adjust
Grocery Co. Afl'airs
URIDGEPORT. Feb. 21. — Con-
spit-arr. fraud and mismanagemen'
in the conduct of the nflsinnof the
Holmes. Keeler and ‘lelleck corn-
pany. wholesale grocers of Nor-1n:
and Stamford. and the transfer of
.‘L major part of its assets. at l.
"ruinous sacrifice." to the C. E.
Sinuson company. of those two
cities. is a l-ged in a suit filed in
Superior court yer erdoy m
in which it is asked tint n tom~
porary receiver for the company in
appointed With pow-er to seek 0
recover assets “u rongly diverted."
and that the communal: be legal-
ly disclved.
The action is brought against the
grocery concern bv \Yaiter 1.6m-
Brooklyn. administrator o!
the estate of Elliot K. Gngory. late
of Norwalk. who held 50 of the
"LOO-3 pn-{c Fred shares in the Holmes.
Keeley and Selle-ck company.
Alientions are made in the pop.
ers died yesterday that then m
an interlocking directorate linking
the Slauson company with the
Holmes Keeler and Selleck com-
pany and that. through a. "eonopiil
acy" tween the two composites;
therowuntxansferofmto
the Shanon compnn' y which and-
ed to the disadvantage of Holman
Keeler and Selleck stockhoidofi
who were not likewise interested in
the Slauson company.
The firm of Holmes. Keeler on!
Seileck did busine- here a first in
.iockwood hall and later in Cm.
l street. It was composed of George.
Isaac and Henry Selleck; Ex-Ibuf.
Gov. E. O. Keeler and Major George
M. Holmes.
The procrty in Croco street was
cold to the C. E. Slauscn. Co. some
time ago.
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