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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-06-15
SHIRT MAIST SALE.

NilIAI w Alt'l p<AIAI,
We believe we sell more Shirt
Waists than any house in New Haven,
This is the reason:
SHIRT WAISTS 33c.
Percale Waists, finely laundried col
lar and cuffs, and large bishop sleeves,
Monday only at S3c,
We have only 1000 Waists left of that
5000 lot, but have added some new on-s,
all worth $1.0O and $l.25 made of fine
percaleS, bishop sleeves, about a yard
wide, and fun gathered yoke back,
Monday on sale at 59c
We place on sale rs dozen finest quail
ity Percale Waists, prettlest patterns Of
the season, detachable white collars.
regular $3.50 value, at Csc.
All our $225 and $19S Shirt Waists,
with Numbered collars and cuffs, Mon
day $3.50.
MEMS SWEATERS AND SHIRTS.
Mems SOC Navy Blue Sweaters 19c.
Mems 69c fine quality Sweaters, Mon
day Soc.
Boys Sweaters at 121ac; you can't
buy the yarn for that.
Mems black and white stripes, also
fancy-colored Cheviot Shirts, SOC quail
ity, for Monday 21c.
Boys Cambria Shirts, Monday 100.
Boys Cambria Shirt Waists, only for
Monday lie.
OTHER GOODS CHEAP.
Children's regular Csc Parasols tic.
Discount, for Monday only, of Is per
cent. on all Ladies Parasols above
$l00.
Irish Point Bureau Sets, the Scarf
IL yards long, Csc, worth $125.
Fine wal" Lace, and. 8 inches wide,
&c for 15c quality.
Fine Chenille Dotted Yelling, in black
and colors 25c value, Monday &c yard,
Embroidered Lawn YolIes, 75c quail
ty, Acc.
Big 20 per cent. discount Monday on
all lace and ribbons, Jokes and collars
Your choice"
SALE OF HAIR BRUSHES.
200 Hair Brushes on sale at Csc, finest
hardwood backs and pure bristle, all
worth soc to 65c.
SOC wide, fine Gilt Belts 25c.
All 35c Persian Ribbons 19c,
DRESS LINING SALE.
Soft Finish Lining Cambria 2Mc.
Fancy Figured Double Faced Silesias
black or drab, pretty fancy patterns on
the other side, 100 value, 10c.
Good Twilled Silesia SIC, worth
1212c,
Fast Color MORE Rustic Skirt Lin
ing, So inches wide, 15c value, SEC a
yard.
Union Lining Canvas Facing, 1215c
quality, &c.
Black or Gray Mixed Bengaline, the
best stiffcning for summer skirts, rcgu-
lar 25c quality, Monday 13c.
Real French Hair Cloth, all pure
horse hair, Acc quality, Monday 2lc a
yard.
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ABOUT FOUR HUNDRED TENT
On the Y. p. S. C. Il. Excursion to Greenpor,
and Shelter Island.

The steamer "Wanderer" on Saturday
carried four hundred Endeavorers and
their friends to Greenport and Shelter
Island. the occasion being the fourth
annual excursion of the New Haven
Christian Endeavor union. The excur-
sion was decided success both socially
and financially and a small sum will
be added to the unions treasury after
paying all expenses. Too great praise
cannot be given Denison B. Tucker,
president of the New Haven Christian
Endeavor union, for his untiring efforts
to make the affair the success which
it was. A stop of one hour was made
at GreenpOrt. quite a number followed
the example of the committee of ar
rangements, who took a wagonnette
and were driven to the principal places
of interest about the town in the linn
tied time at their disposal The ex-
cursionists reached home at o'clock
and the second and last social of the re-
ception committee of go was brought
to successful termination.
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ILFORD.

June 12-Miss Grace Miles has
slight attack of the measles.
Concrete walks are being laid in front
of the residence of Richard Hepburn on
Seaside avenue.
S. Rosenthal of New York has ar
rived and will spend the summer at his
cottage at Burns Point
The quarterly meeting of the dlrec-
tors of the Milford Savings bank VIII
be held at the bank on Tuesday even
ing, June IS, at o'clock.
Mrs. William l.. Merwin is visiting
friends in New Milford.
A tramp while trying to steal rlde
on a freight train at the depot yester-
day morning was thrown off the cars
nv one of the brakeman. His head was
cut open and his ear half off. DE-
Reach was summoned and attended to
the injured man.
Children's day will be observed III all
the churches tomorrow.
John Fl. Wingfield, formerly OF THIS
place, died in New York yesterday.
There will be baseball game this af-
ternoon between the NJ. A. A. and the
Mt. Pleasant team of New Haven at
the NJ. A. A. grounds Game will be
called at 3:45.
The grass on the town meadows
known as the Farm Flats and Great
Meadow will be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder at the selectmeh S
Office this afternoon at 8 O'Clock by
order of the selectmen.
The first quarterly conference was
held in the Methodist church last even
ing.
To-morrow's services at the Plymouth
church will be interesting. Children
day will be observed and a number OF
children will be baptized. 1t beng also
Flag Day." the Stars and Stripes Will
be alluded to. A solo will be sung by
Miss Allen of Stratford and also quar-
tet. A duet by Mr.. Coe and Miss Allen
will also be given and the selections by
the children.
While George Munson and his father
were driving over to Stratford yester-
day in crossing the tracks a trolley car
came along and struck the carriage.
The horse ran and upset the carriage,
throwing his father out and breaking
his arm in two places. DR.. Heady is
attending him.
Dr.. Heady's horse was frightened yes
terday and ran, breaking the shaft to
the carriage.
The wheel club will give supper to
it's members at Sanford's hotel at
Woodmont on Wednesday, June "a.
Some will ride over on their wheels
and some will go by boat. The wheel
club will also give parade next Tues
day night All wheelmen are invited
with two or more lanterns on their
wheels. The club will give race on
Fourth of July. There will be two
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THIS WEEK Ar POLT'S,
Another Hit of Star Attractions for Theate,
GOers

Goers.
Polls Wonderland thcater remains
open, the excellent attendance warrant
ing the management in continuing the
season. For this week a list of star
attraction has been secured, the bill
being headed by Louis FialkOwski, the
great Russian mimic and imitator of
animals. Fialkowski was brought to
America by Roster & Bial, and for
eight months he was a headline feature
on every bill at their New York theater.
The Boston Herald has pronounced
his the greatest of all animal imita-
tors" and similar praise has been given
him by the press of other cities. The
three Mahr sisters, the second great
feature of the bill are likewise Euro
pean artists, having been brought here
from France a few weeks ago by Mr..
Keith. They have just concluded their
engagement on the Keith circuit where
they made a tremendous sensation with
their acrobatic dancing. The two
American Macs, who were prevented
by illness from filling an engagement
at the Wonderland two weeks ago, are
also on the bill, as are Helene Lowell
and Edward S. Abeles, Mr.. and Miss
Miss Silver, X Ray Bisley and several
other equally bright artists. With such
a fine line of attractions the Wonder
land ought to be the Mecca of all local
amusement seekers this week.
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ANOTHER SALE.

races. one for five mile handicap for
gold medal. which is held by George
Rhodes and also a one mile open.
June AR. A. Fricke of Brooklyn is
visiting G. A. Smith.
Mrs. S. H. Swan of Cambridge. Mass,
is the guest of Miss Charlotte Strong.
Everett B. Clark and Albertus N.
Clark have returned from weeks visit
to Niagara Falls
Miss Hattie Wadsworth of New Lon
don is visiting Miss Charlotte Merwin
of Gulf street
The NJ. A. A. defeated the Mt Pleas
ant nine of New Haven at the NJ. A.
A. grounds Saturday afternoon. The
score was:
NJ. A. A......1 l / 0 2-15
Mt Pleasant. 20 0 0 0 o. Q
Andrew Griffin died Saturday from
the result of a shock. His funeral was
held yesterday afternoon at his resi-
dence on West Main street He was
seVenty-siX years old.
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An offering that has never been
equalled:
Ladies' Suits, jackets cut blazer
style, of elegant materials, including
fancy mixtures, fine all wool English
fancy check, and all wool storm serge,
skirts all very full, perfect hanging,
lined with rustic and velvet bound;
worth two and three times the price
asked-Monday only, $4.9S
SUITS AT $S.75.
Finest Suits, Blazer Jackets, of extra
quality Serge, faced with fine wool
checked material and very prettily
trimmed with straps and pearl buttons.
The skirts of the same check as on the
coat, all rustic lined and perfect hang
ing; coats all silk lined; $500 quality
Monday Special, $S75,
Our fine Bicycle Suits, handsomely
made-Skirt is a combination divided
Skirt with Boomers, so made that it
looks like a Street Skirt good wool CO.
vert cloth-$12,0O values-Monday Spe-
cial, $S.75.
DRESS SKIRTS.
One of our busiest sections. Fine
Figured Brilliartine Separate Skirts
oil lined with good quality rustic. You
would expect to pay $500 for such q
Skirt, but Monday they cost only $1.49
Extra quality Silk Finished Figured
Mohair Skirts cut yards wide, lined
with best rustic, and extra stiff inter-
lining throughout, velvet bound of
course-not a Skirt to compare under
$500-on sale at sos.
See our Figured Silk Skirts Monday
at $4,9S.
See our Satin Brocaded Skirts Mon
day at $4.9S.
See our Silk Brilliantine Skirts Mon
See our Silk Brilnantine Skirts Mon
day at $7.9S.
Monday at S9.75.
Linen -stylish-Monday S5c.
Duck -stylish-Monday $1.3S.
CAPEs AND JACKETS.
All less than Half Price.
Ladies' Jackets now $19S, SOS, $3,9S.
Black Corded Silk Capes, silk lined,
s19S.
Black Figured Silk Capes, silk lined,
$19S.
Children's Refers Csc to sos.
White P. K. Refers, trimmed with
embroidery, csc,
S1.OO SATEEN SKIRTS ACC.
Fast Black Sateen Skirts, with three
full ruff1es, $1.00 quality, 49c
MACINTOSH SALE.
Black or Navy Serge, rubber lined
Mackintoshes, large deep Capes, $500
kind, Monday $l,9S.
Mackintoshes of fine double texture
Serge, plaid lined throughout, deep
Capes, s4O0 quality, $3.50.
Best Cashmere Serge Mackintoshes,
double texture, plain lined, cheap at
$500, Monday $3.50.
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ID AL U1lO u Y III Y C44CtC ILA z, w
is will be the greatest June Sale
so INCH BLACK
All Wool Surah Twills, retail
price was SOC, marked down to-.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .44c yard.
so INCH BLACK
Sicilian, marked down from 6215c
TO-. ...........,....... 39c yard.
FIGURED MOHAIR,
In black, very desira BILE for bath
ing suits, marked down from CSC
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..,l9c yard.
SILKS.
Greeff & Co.'S famous Silks and
other equally as good makes
marked at prices that compare ia
vorably with cotton.
No such values in America at
prices quoted here. Every yard
from zoe to $1.O0 under the closest
retail prices.
Black Faille.. :. .................33c .
Black Surah.. ......... .33c ana 59c.
Black Surah, Is inches. .49c.
Black Rhadame. ...................39 SIC
Black Duchess. :. ............... 60c.
Black Rhadame, q inches. .......85c
Black Brocaded Gros Grain Use.
Black Brocaded Satin. .......... 4S.
Louis XIV. Brocade Silk for vest
ings, etc....... ......,...........S 2.OO
Dresden Persians and Stripes.
Observation-Disclosures. 81 90, slips, $1.3S.
Big line Dresden Silk. 75c.
10 pieces Persian Brocade... Csc.
Figured "Grenadine," black
ground, Gold Figured" ..........a. so.
% pieces Taffetas for waists, etc.
E. 3. e. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .o9c.
10 pieces White and Cream Ftgur-
ed Indias, "a inches. 800.
10 pieces Cream Brocaded India,
26 yinches wide. DC
5 pieces Pearl White Satin, "a
inches. =. :. .....................3 9c.
. pieces Pearl White Satin, "a
inches.... =. =. =. ..................5S SIC.
5 pieces White Brocaded Gros
Grain. =. :. =. ..................9 Sc.
10 pieces All Silk Duchess, even
ing and street shades ............. &C.
LACES.
Always busy here, but we are not
satisfied to be always busy. We
must pack the counter and have
made prices that will necessitate
double the corps of clerks.
/ 200 YARDS
Hand Made Torchon Laces, in ex-
ira wide width and extra fine
qualities; those were retailing
from 1Sc to 25c; choice. .......10c yard.
A BARGAIN
That you will surely buy. Beau
tiful Oriental Laces, 10 to ID inch
es wide, value to-day, not last
week. but to-day, 33c to 42c, our
price,. =. .l9c yard.
500 YARDS
Point Venise Laces, none ever sold
less than Csc, while they last......
=. =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. yard.
Comments unnecessary.
1 400 YARDS
Fine Hamburg Edging, worth
from Is to zoe to-day; four months
ago would be worth zoe to SOC.
Our price, choice. 10c yard
LADIES DRESS FRONTS
For Blazers, Suits, etc, in linen
color white and burve, worth
SSc, here at..................50 SOC each.
MEMS BALBRIGGAN
Shirts and Drawers. We offer
great value at..............25c each.
Comments unnecessary.
INSPECT THESE ITEMS
This week. For the mountains,
shore, picnic grounds, summer, an
immense and choice assortment
of Linen and Duck Suits and Sep
arate Skirts.
T N'TNTYRF /
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ROTERS' UHEEL CLUB.
Their Big Tournament at Elm City Park
Next Saturday.

Their Big Tournament at Elm City Park
Next Saturday.
The Rovers' Wheel club will hold
tournament at the Elm City park on
Saturday, June 20, at o'clock. A
grand lantern parade will be held on
Friday night, and the indications are
that large number of wheels will be
in line. The parade will be headed by
the Second regiment band The pa
rade will form on the green and the
route will be up Elm street, through
Howe street, Howard avenue, to Column
bus avenue and counter-march to
Washington street, Congress avenue,
Church street, Elm street to Rovers'
club house. where the wheelment, will
be entertained.
Prizes are offered for the best and
the second best gentlemen's wheel and
for the best decorated ladies' wheel.
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trimmed with embroidery, $1,00 value at
42C.
Girls Fancy Cambria Dresses, ruff
tlcs over shoulder trimmed with braid,
ages to IA, and worth 75c. Monday
special SOC.
ANOTHER SALE.
$500 WRAPPERS, CSC.
We have secured another lot of 500
of those Wrappers that we had such a
big rush for last Thursday. Made Of
extra fine lawn, lovely patterns, double
rufne over shoulders edged with wide
'Val' lace, skirts 312 yards wide, and
extra inside waist. Positively made to
sell for $500. Monday, all day, if they
last, CSC
CORSETS.
Summer Netting, side steels, long
wasted, big value at SOC.
Fine Nursing Corsets, extra quality,
Saline strips, side steels, sl00 value
at Soc
Fine long wasted Jean Corsets, long
waist, at SOC.
Six Hook Corsets, think of it, with 8
side steels a each side), and extra high
bust, $1.0O quality soc.
Our regular $1.75 W. b. Corsets, S1,35.
Our regular $139 w. B. Corsets, csc.
Our regular $1.OO w. B. Corsets, $.O0.
Our Regular 75c w. b. Corsets, 65c.
LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS.
White Skirts, made of good firm cot
ton, cluster tuclis and ruffle of good
embroidery, 60 value, Monday 800.
Skirts of genuine Fruit of the Loom
Cotton, s inch ruf1le of very fine en-
broidery, $1.25 quality, 69c.
Best Cambria Skirts, very full and
wide Umbrella Ruffle, edged with deep
scalloped ruff1es of fine val lace, equal
to any $500 skirt, Monday csc.
UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY!
Ladies and Children's Ribbed Vests,
&c.
25 doz. Ladies' Ribbed Pants or Vests,
with long or short sleeves, 15c, worth
Csc
Ladies fine quality Ribbed Vests,
sleeveless, shaped body satin ribbon
through neck and arm holes, 35c quail
ity zoe.
Our regular soc Summer Merino
Vests, half sleeves, at SOC.
Mems Summer Gauze Shirts, actual
SOC value, Monday lie, or for soc.
Mems fine summer Merino Shirts and
Drawers, white or gray, CSC worth SOC.
Real French Balbriggan Mems Shirts
and Drawers, thread yarn, pearl but
tons and fine finish, Soc instead of Soc
Ladies' Seamless Fast Black Hose. &c.
Ladies' Seamless Fast Black Hose,
with white feet, also plain slate color,
19c quality, at lie.
Ladies' selected fancy Hose, latest
styles, 25c to 35c values, at 100.
Ladies' extra size Hermdorf Dyed
Hose, double toes and heels, 21c, worth
33c
Child's fast black ribbed Hose, &c.
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Sergeant Dennehy's Grief.

The friends of Detective Sergeant
jeremiah Dennehy sympathize with
him in the loss of his nine-years- old
daughter, Loretta, who died Saturday,
after a lingering illness with lung
trouble.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-06-15

The death of Mrs. William F. Tufts,
mother of George F. Tufts, drug clerk
at the drug store of W. A. Spalding on
Church street, occurred at her residence
in Norwich Town early Saturday morn
ing
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heard of reductions. I
EXTRAORDINARY MARK-DOWN
In Dress Goods. Never such an
opportunity offered to buy the
very best Dress Goods made at
such fearfully low prices.
% TO $50
All Wool Cheviot Dress Goods, Sc
inch, at Observation-Disclosures" .1212c
SOC TO SOC
IS inch All Wool Imported Dress
Goods, in good cOlors, marked
down Observation-Disclosures. yard
soc So INCH
All Wool Cheviots and Plaid Eff
fccts, marked down to.....,25c yard.
621ac 40 INCH
All Wool Imported Novelty Dress
Goods. very cheap, marked down
. .
$1OO 4S INCH
All Wool Cheviot and Novelty
Dress Goods, marked down to-.
go. E. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 69c yard
MANY OF OUR
$1.75 to 81 90 Fine Imported Silk
and Wool, and Mohair and All
Wool Novelties, marked down to
your choice. CSC yard
EQUAL QUALITY HAS NEVER
Been sold in the world at these
prices.
10c been the price last April Of
these Dress Ginghams we offer in
good styles this week, or while
they last, at..................3c yard
Comments unnecessary
200 PIECES
Flannel Domet, the SIC quality,
while they ast................4c yard
rs PIECES
Outing Flanncls, fast colors and
good styles, 10c quality, while they
last...... .....5c yard
200 WHITE AND GREY
Summer Blankets, while they last
..... .. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. zoe ydFu
80 SUMMER COMFORTABLES,
Good cotton filing, silkoline COW
ering. worth $1.75 to $500, while
these last .25 and $1,50.
SIMPLY MARVELLOUS VALUES.
Sc inch Printed Lawns, in very de-
sirable effects, regular value l212c,
marked down SIC yard
A GREAT BARGAIN.
About 1900 yards Printed Dini-
ties, in up-to-date figures, our re-
tail price was 1Oc, marked down
CANNOT BE MATCHED.
1000 yards Printed Organdies, in
lovely styles, equal to any sold at
zoe, while they last..........1Oc yard.
1000 YARDS
Fine Organizes, in choice designs,
at only. .......Z5c yard.
PLAIN WHITE PERSIAN
Lawns for graduating dresses.
49,. &C.. ............15c, 1Sc, 25c yard.
BLACK GOODS.
We simply say those items are
way down below cost, and at the
price cannot be marketed.
40 inch Black Figured Mohair
Dress Goods, SOC quality, marked
down OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80. NC yard.
81 INCH BLACK
All Wool Steamer Serge, which is
a grade finer tsan Storm Serge.
marked down from 75c to-. 44c yard.
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BATHING SUITS

That please. Just opened our full
ly assorted stock for the season.
Blue Flannel, plain and Hercules.
hand trimmed, in many styles.
Alpaca, black and blue, pretti1y
trimmed.
Serges, black and blue, fancy
trimmed.
Jerseys, black and blue striped.
These are with the latest style
skirts and sleeves and sold at our
small profit system
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The Ideal Panacea.

James L. Francis, Alderman,
Chicago, says; II regard DR..
Kings New Discovery as an
Ideal Panacea for coughs, colds
and Lung Complaints, having used
it in my family for the last five
years, to the exclusion of the
physicians prescriptions or other
preparations"
Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk,
Iowa, writes: II have been a
minister o. the methodist Episcopal
Church for 50 years or more and
have never found anything so
beneficial, or gave me such speedy
relief as DIR. Kings New Dis
covery." Try this Ideal Cough
Remedy now. Trial bottles Free
at E. F. Whitney's Drug Store. 6
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PASSES THE SENATE,

Our bill, giving us the right to cross
the Indian reservations, which passed
the House. of Representatives nearly
two months ago, has finally passed
the senate. So now we have clear
sailing from Duluth to the Rocky
mountains. Some of our faint hearted
friends, who told us it would take six
ty thousand dollars to lobby our bill
through Congress, are happily sur
prised to find it didn't cost five cents,
and I wish farther to say that, when
at the Capital a few weeks ago, in
stead of our congressman and sena-
tors asking money to put our farmers
railroad bill through: they wouldn't
even let the farmer pay for his dinner,
and told him they would guarantee to
pass the bill, no matter who was there
to oppose it, and SO they did. I hope
all feel as proud as / do of the men we
have at the Capital. Pres. Hines in
The Farmers r. r.. @
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-04-16

AN exchange tells that good story
was heard the other day of a father
and mother who were trying to find
names for their twin babies, who, by
the way, were girls. It was decided
the father must name them. After
casting about and finding no names
that exactly suited him, he determined
to end the strain on his mind, and
named them E'Kate'' and Duplicate -
In the course of time another pair of
twins came and they were boys. This
wasthe husbands opportunity to get
even, and he wanted the wife to chris
ten the boys. Imagine his feelings
when the mother one day told him she
had named them 'EPete' and ere
peat"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-04-16

EDITOR BELL, of the Roseau County
Times, who has been favorably men
toned as candidate for the legisla-
ture from this district, announces in
his last weeks paper that he is not in
the field for that Office, and also sets
at rest all rumors to the effect that he
has turned over to the Peoples party,
by frankly declaring that he is dem
ocrat. Bro. Bell would have made an
able representative if chosen, but the
signs this year rather point to the cleo
ton of republican,.
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To Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received for the
building of a church in town of Big
Woods, Marshall county, Mimi, ac-
cording to plans and specifications
on file with j. 7. lmsdahl, after April
10, 1896. Separate bids will be re-
ceived for the stone foundation and
the carpenter work. We will furnish
all the building material. The bids
will be opened May End, at 2 o'clock,
p. m. Right reserved to reject any or
all bids. j. T. IMsDAHL,
Chairman OF Building Committee,
Big Woods, MINI.