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Evening star., 1924-05-11
DULL STEEL MARKET
is RECORD FOR WEEK
Further Drastic Curtailments in
Output 0rdered-Copper Quiet,
Lead Demand Fair.

NEW YORK. May l0.-Underiying
conditions in steel have been very I'M
settled during the past week, and further
drastic curtailmentS of production have
2 been made to conform with the very
slow demand. While stocks are not be-
iieved TO be burdensome, buyers are evi-
IDENTIFY holding off in anticipation of
lower prices. In fact, concessions were
week, and it is thought that more may
Follow. Leading producers are said to
be anticipating a reduction in wages.
The demand for pig iron was still
limited to small quantities, but prices
We're fairly steady as the output was
small
Copper ruled quiet. Recent offerings
below 1875 cents for electrolytic de-
livered appear to have been absorbed.
but domestic demand has fallen off
since the buying of last week. and there
has been no improvement in export
business owing to fluctuations in ex-
change and further reselling by German
interests
Lead was easy following weakness
abroad, but demand continued fair, and
some interests report all of their May
output already booked.
Tin was unsettled by the fluctuations
in sterling. Consumers were good buy
ers on declines for forward deliveries,
mostly July and August.
Zinc showed heaSiuess- with talk OF
output curtailment owing to a lack or
orders and the lack of orders prevailing.
Antimony declined in sympathy, an
easier China market
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EUROPEAN RESORTS.
EUROPEAN RESORTS.
The Eudal Halls of ENGLAND

A TOUR through Eneland woold he Incomplete
"A without visiting a seiectioa Of her Stately
Homes" Three OF the mast farns.s are In beautiful
Observation-Disclosures Hall, 'nasrs glass than wall "
regal Chatsworth, and old-wofid Haddon Hall with
Its pretty story Of Dorothy: Vernsn's eJopenent.
Darby. the County Town, II axcellent base frsm
which to visit these wonderful old places: also
Nottingham, Southwell, etc., the heart Of the
Others include Alton Towers, Staffurdshire /;
Burehlsy, Drayton, Castle Ashby, and Holdenby
(Holmby) House, North anaptonshire: Eden Hall and
Levens the Lake Dstrict-al Of which may be
visited In easy sequences by arransins yeur by
LONDON MIDLAND AND SCOTTISH RAILWAY
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SOUTH BRISTOL, MAINE.

For Rpnt-My summer home completely fur
nished, attractirely situated the Damaris
Gotta River between Damarascotta and Christ
mas Cove. Write. for further particulars. S
A. MARBLE, . Rockaway ave-, Marbiehead
Mass
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SUMMER COTTAGES.

ON SHORE NEAR COLONIAL BEACH
Small furnished cottage: accommodate four or
five; S12 per month Box 22Slk, Star Office.
COLONIAL BEACH. yA.-Cottage with large
pa avilion, on water front: sutab BILE for any kind
Of business. Col. 3aO1-J. after pm. lis
TWO HOUSES OF FIVE ROOMS AND BATH
each. miles to District; fruit and vegetables
included Address Box 3o7-k. Star office. IL
FOR RENT-COTTAGE AT COLONIAL
Beach: 3 rooms . porches, furnished un-
furnished; new: reasonable; Classic Shore.
Address Box 16OK. Star office.
SHERWOOD FOREST : WATER FRONT
furnished cottage; three baths. porcnes,
kitchen. Mrs. Il. Fl. LYNCH, 1901 St. Paul
st. Baltimore. Md.
RENT-FURNISHED.
Sherwood Forest, Md.-Beautiful location
overlooking Severn River; five rooms and
ba ath: $500 for the season to approved tenant.
Address OWEN r. LOVEJ0Y, Capitol Park
Hotel, superintendent on grounds. IL
NnuTNH DATVTNC e. CT0p ACE
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WATER-F FRONT LOTS
on REAUTIFUL SOITH RIYEl

Easy auto distance; good roads. All salt
water sports 0pening-up prices. $500 to $500
prices good Until June l. You cannot duph-
cate these bargains. Lots beautifully located
9er hrst choice. Three and one-half miles
from Annapolis on road to Arundel-on- the-Ba
Agent on grounds. Address Box 195-E, Star
Office IL
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Famous saltwater fishing and oysters. Lot
160 shore by 425 TT. deep. in better part of
town Sell or trade. all part, Phone Col.
4463. Owner ground Sunday.
FOR SALE-7-RoOM HOUSE AND STORE
doing good business, post office in store 3
acres of good ground, fruit trees, chicken
house. garage, other outbuiIdings: miles
east of Cumberland W. NJ. X. r. $500.
Write T. NJ STALL1NGS,
Spring Gan. Md
Evening star., 1924-05-11

Ths Bsst Wsy to travel
through England, Scotland,
Wales-and to Ireland.
Booklet, "The Charm of
England" and suggestions
for tours free from
IHoe. Cook Il SoN's Offices or
JoHH FAIRMAN, Agent,
LONDON MIDLAND AND
SCOTTISH RAILWAY
aeo, Filth Ayenus, New York.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM 4. wEsCHLER, ATCTToNEER.

TRusTEEs' SALE SALE OF yALuARLG ~, IL ,Ty Two
STREET NV. WITH METAL GARAGE
IN REAR.
By virtue Of a certain deed ef trust dated
Tune a. 1928. and recorded June 10, 1923,
, 5nstruuent No. I25 of the land records Of the
Distrct of Columbia. and at the request OF
Ihe party secured thereby, the undersigned
frustees will offer for sale by public suction;
l1rTw1EIFTH r. DAY OF MAY, 1924. AT FOUR
O'Clock PM, the following described land
.rd premises, situate in the city of Washing
-. district Of Columbia, to wit: Lot II of
Raynes and Weaver, trustees, subdivision OF
iots in block 20 of Edmonston and Stellwagen's 8
.dditiou to "LeDroit Park" per plat OF
Srss mentioned subdivision recorded in the
ONCE of the surveyor for the District OF
Gopumbia in Liber County 8. at folio 143,
dxelIipg and metal garage. TO be sold subject,
howeyer TO q prior deed Of trust for 81 900,
nVT uer cent. due June, 1926.
rarrns OF sale Over and above said trust,
o,abaIf cash, the balance in mcEthiy pay
mnpfs of $50. including interest at per cent,
n,,red BY a second deed of trust upon the
~roncrty sold. or all cash over said trust.
deposit of $500 required Of the purchaser a
ne time of safe. All conveyancing, record
ng revenue stamps and notariai fees at the
cost OF the purchaser. Terms of sale to be
corplied with within thirty days from day of
ale otherwise the trustees reserve the right
~ rrspN the property at the risk and cost
II the defsultinc purchaser after five days
advertisement OF such resale in some news
psrer published in the city of Washington,
ID ri HENRY GILLrGAS.
WILLIAM +. ATKINSON,
nxS.ddds Trustees.
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NORTH BEACH. MD.
FOR RENT-PURNISHED. COTTAGE ON
wa te rfront: season. month or week end. Ed
WARD WIDDIFIELD. 1914 Calvert st. NV
Evening star., 1924-05-11

Choice water front lot. OWNER, 1905
y NV. Phone Frank. SsT.
Evening star., 1924-05-11
SHORE PROPERTY.

o4AS41A - AkoA Axk \ l.
FOR RENT-SAIT-W WATERFRONT FARM.
so acres, Groom house; on state road; shade
and flowers good fishing, grabbing and bath
ing; rent for season, $500. c. W. THOMAS,
Charlotte Hall, Md. 17s
COY COTTAGE, CHESAPEAKE BEACH;
week, month season; furnished. accommo-
dates eight; reasonable. Address Box 303 h,
star office.
FOR RENT-FINE COTTAGE ROOMS AND
bath; artesian water; salt water front and
near state road: nice yard and flowers; garden
and pasture for COW; house completely fur
pished: rent for season, $500. G.. W. TH0M-
AS. Charlotte Hall Md IT.
FOR SALE,-MODERN BUNGALOW; GA
rage and clubhouse; six acres of cleared land ;
nuarter-mile frontage salt water: on state
road: 10 miles from Washington, near Piney
Point, Md. good bathing, fishing, Grabbing
oystering and ducking. Call Cleveland 16o4-W.
FpGgWATER BEACH; ON SALT WATER:
al miles from District line. Fine bathing.
boating, fishing and grabbing. Three com
munity piers two community beaches. Cot
'tages and bungalows for sale. Bungalow sites,
$500 to $1,000 each. Turn left at Pennsyl-
vania avenue sc. and follow signs. Informa-
tion and free automobile road map from WILL
LIAM F. MATTES0N, owner. Bond building,
Washington, ID. @. Phone Main 6771. Office
on beach open Saturdays and Sundays.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
WHY IS SKY BLUE?
Danish scientist Puts Forth New The or,-iis ;j,govery. IT True. May 3c Of Much Value,

London, Feb. iS.-Thc iong.arcept od eNpls nation Of the biunness of tho sky as being due to well understood action of the suns rays upon particles in the atmosphere is challenged. ac- cording 10 the Daily Mail's Copenha- gen correspondent. by Prof. Wizard Of Christiania university.
 Prof. Wizard claims a discovery sug- gtsting that the atmosphere of the earth outside tho air stratum is shut up as if in balloon whose wall con sists Of solid mass of crystalline particles of nitrogen. II is this, he says. which gives the sky it's blue eoi- or. and if also accounts for several other phenomena. including The fact that radio waves follow thc contour of the earth instead of flying from it at a tangent and losing themselves in the ether.
 \ scientific commentator in tho Mail says the discovery may prove of immense value. helping toward an nn- derstsnding Of radio phenomena. In- cidentally. he adds. il would. if prov- CT true show that radio communica- tion with other planets was inipos- sibIe
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
SOUlHING10N i;EWS

Southiagton women were particu- lnrly unfortunate over the weekend in sustaining injuries from falls or the ice. Miss Adelaide krast oi Woodruff street received a painful injury when she fell at tho rear oi her home yesterday afternoon. She was taken to the Meriden hospital, where she is undergoing treatment for a fracture Of the hip,
 Miss Carmella Storio of Mildsle was taken 10 the Meriden hospital ycs- terday afternoon suffering from a badly sprained ankle as the result of iall near her home.
 Al .he l0:S0 o'clock mass yesterday morning Rev William ]. Doolsn. pas tor Of St. Thomas church. read th. annual report of the church for the past year. The report was cncour. aging 10 both the pastor and the congregation and showed a balance Of S24l.l5 in the treasury. The re- oeipts for the year were s1.64a.35, and the expenditures were s7.3e9.l5.
 The funeral Of Howard Donahuc, son Of Mir. and Mrs. James Donahuc ot South Main street at o'clock this St. Thomas church at 9 o'clock this morning. Burial was in S. Thomas cemetery.
 The junior promenade Of the Lewis High school will Dc held in the school auditorium Thursday night. lt is cxpectcd that the affair will prove one Of the most elaborate ever held.
 Hannah Woodruff chapter. D. X. R.. will hold guest day next Thursday. The meeting will be in the chapel Of Inc First Congregational church at o'clock in the evening.
 The Thursday night club of tho First Congregational church will hold a social at the home Of C. W. Lang don on Barlin avennc al 7:30 o'clock l thursday evening.
 Thursday evening at tho local al- leys inc Pexto girls bowling team will boHl the team representing the r. S r. Cotbin Mfg. Co. of New Britain.
 The Colonial quartc; of Hartford till Give an entertainment in tho Town hall tomorrow evening under Inc auspices Of Hannah Woodruff chapter. ID. \. r..
 There p-iH bc no session of school Friday in obsfrS ance Of Wasfington's birthday. Exercises appropriate to hc day will be held in the grammar
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
AMERICAN LEGI0NNAIRES
 PUSHING FIGHT FOR BONUS
High Trcasur, official Accused of Juggling Fi.urcs to Combat Com
 pensation Arguments.

New York. Feb. iS.--American Le- gionnalres were pushing their cam raign for an cS-serNicomcn's bonus today with renewed Nigor after a sen- sadonal spurt last night sn which ;he treasury department was accused of juggling" its estimates against the project and Secretary Mellon was charged with misleading" tho late ] President Harding and President Coolidge.
 The charge or Juggling" was made by Col. Thomas W. Miller. alien prop erty custodian, at a bonus meeting
 He said a 'high treasury official" had admitted the alleged manipua- iion Of the figures to him and had confessed the estimates were dishon- cstly increa sed each time congress re- pueste1 a reNision "becanso t was "e,t necessary at the treasury department Co usa stronger and stronger argu- h. cnts against thc bonus each time t came up."
 Representative Benjamin L.. Fair child. republican. O. New York. said Secretary Mellon "mislcd" Mr. liard- ing in anticipating 2 s60O. .UUO. GOO dee HcN NhHn tNehth pfoNt1 ineIt was $500, ,0U0.o0U surplus in the trea surl. This 5000. nGo. og0 difference Mir. Fair- child asserted prevented President Harding. perhaps more than any oth- CT feature. from signing the bonus bill."
 Alvin N. Owslry. former rational commander or the Legion. told his bearers ;hc bonus would pass Inc house by 5-l vote and gct ma ior- ily in the senate. eventually passing over the veto Of Calvin Cooiidgr."
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
PAGAN GIVES OUT
 MARKS INFO. TESTS CoWles Received "A Per Cent
 While Postmaster Got 9O.2 FACAN'S WORK IN OFFICE
wnc Promises 10 Return Home-Mii- drum Elected Treasurer Of Glass Nhist Thursday .tfternoon-Tabs Prepare for Anniversary.

William W. Pagan. the retiring postmaster at kensington, this morn ing gavc out the marks secured by Sidney N. Covlos and himself in the recent examination for the office of postmaster. Mir. Pagan was marked so.s per cent on his examination and Mir. cowles received a mark Of ii The passing mark was 70. George filling. gho also took the coordination. failed to pass. Mi. Pagan is registered with the democratic party.
 Mir. Pagan. in commenting this morning on the nomination of Mir. rowies, stated that Mir. cowies had spoken inc truth when he told the |, prcscnta,i,e of thc Herald" that hc and Mr. Pagan had had some frank talks. In each Of these talks. accord- ing to Mir. Pagan. Mr. cowles had stated that hc was in fastr Of Mr. T'a gar und had no thought of running for tho job.
 If hc was tn favor o9 me. hc could have declined the nomination and then they would have had to appoint nc" commented Mir. Pagan. He SAdttB iIdl tll LNf ptbptN hi N'hs'H6 6 ton. except possibly about 10. were in favor Of his appointment. Republicans and democrats spoke highly of him and wanted him resppointed. he said.
 Miss Margaret Flynn. assistant post master. stated this morning that she will probably remain on tho job in the office.
 Mr. Pagan has accomplished two noteworthy things for the village dur ing his years Of service. He has brought about the building of the new post cfice and he has secured d vii- lag delivery for kcnsington.
 The present office was erected in lais as the old one was becoming too small for the rapidly increasing busi- ness. IL was formerly located several doors below tho present office. ncxt 10 the Togliati grocery store. kensington is a part Of Berlin. but the kensington post office handles as much mail if
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach sufferers are doing nov. Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up pour digestion, they are attacking the real cause of the aiiment-clogeed liver and disrdered bowels.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse the liver in soothing. healing way. When the liver and bowels are per- forming their natural functions. away goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
 Have you bad taste, coated tongue, poor appetite, lazy. don't-care feeling. no ambition or energy. trouble vFith undigested foods? Take Olive Tablets the substitute for calonel.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely vegetable compound n1ired with olive oil. You uill know them by their olive color. They do the w3Ts without frining. cramps or pain.
 Take One CT tSo st bedtime ieT gi-E felief. Eat what you like. l5c and S0c.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18

wold. The man was turned over tc the Berlin constable by the railroad authorities and was lodged in the New Britain jail over inc weeK-end. The court session will begin at 7:30 o'clock.
 Visit Burritt Grance
 group Of members Of Berlin Grange were present at the meeting Of Burritt Grange in New Britain on Saturday evening.
 Fast Berlin Items
 Mir. and Mrs. Victor Werdeliu Of New Britain were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Walter wcrdelin at their home on Main street Sunday
 Tho ladies Of St. Gabricls church will give a whist and social in tho parlors of the Sacred Heart church this evening at o'clock. Everybody is invited to attend.
 Charles Wcaro and Miss Weare of New Britain and Edward Porter or Hartford spent Sunday as the guests of relatives in town.
 The weekly meeting of the Com munity club will be held in the base. mcnt Of the Methodist church We'd nesday evening at o'clock.
 The Progressive Reading circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Hagen Tues day evening at o'clock.
 The ladies of the Methodist church will serve a supper in tho church base mcnt Wednesday evening from 6 to s p. m.
 
 c. Clarence lund of MiddletoHn spent sunday as the guest Of his par ents, Mir. and Mrs. G. Lund, at their home in this place.
 Ernest Bourgeois Of New Britain was the guest or relatives and friends in town Sunday.
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 Good seasoned hard wood. Sawed in fire place or stove lengths. sf4.O0 per load. Cole Bros, Tel. 5i3-3.-Adv,
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
Will Take Off
 All Excess Fat

Do you know that there Is simple, harmless. effective remedy for orerfatness that may be used safely and secretly by any man woman who is losing the slim ness of youth? There is: and it is none other than the tablet form of the now famous Marmoia Prescription, known as Mafmola Prescription Tablets. You can well expect to reduce steadily and easily without going through long sieees of tire some exercise and starvation diet. Mar moia Prescription Tablets arc sold by all druggists the world over at one dollar for a box; or you can secure them direct from the Marmola Co, A612 Woodward Avenue, Detroit. Mich, on receipt of price.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18

ciently enough to use his fists to stop him. Constable George Schubert in much damage and he dispersed the crowd which had gathered without much hesitation. The officer did not place anyone under arrest. but set tied the argument before he was through. His prompt actions took the fight out of several in the party. if is said
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
"Cascarets" l0c Best Laxative
 for Bowels

They work While You Sleep"
 IT you feel sick. dizzy. upset. if vou5 head Is dull or aching. or your stom ach is sour or eassy. just take one O. two pleasant "Csscarets" to reiiey constipation and biIiousness. No grip ing-uicest cathartic-iaKative on cart, Tor Men. Women and Chiidren. 10 5oxcs. also 2s and Soc sizes-any drul tore.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
Boy Coaster Breaks Ann

As the icsEit of an accident while coasting l."onHrd Gaylord, aged :, of Burlington aNenue. Bristol, was ad- mittod 10 the New Britain General hospital y,strrGay for treatment for a fracture Of Inc arm.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18


 Plan St. Patricl.'s Entertainment Plans for a St. Patrick's night en- ltertaincmnt on March IT at the Fed eral Hill auditorium have been com- pleted by Division No. l, A. O. H. Further arrangements will be dis cussed at the meeting Of the division at S o'clock on Tuesday night in Hook and Ladder hall. A social hour will follow the business session,
 Red Men Drilling
 Degree rehearsals are being held by Compounce Tribe, I. o. r.. M., for the complication of the chiefs degree On March 1 for 0rinoco Tribe of Wal lineford. The team will be accom- panied by large delegation of mem- Lers.
 Bristol Briefs
 A son has been born to Mir. and Mrs. Fuller F. Barnes Of Prospect place. Mir. Barnes is president of the Wallace Barnes c,pIpany.
 Miss Mabel Benoit of Cemetery ave- rue visited friends in Springfield, Mass over the weekend.
 James r.. Kilduff Of 100 Woodland street, clerk in tho local post office, spent the weekend with friends in Derby.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
Minstrels Is Formed.

A group of young women and men were gathered together last evening and formed a minstrel show which will furnish the entertainment to be held in the Community theater on St. Patrick's night. in connection with the affair to be given there un- der the auspices of the joint societies of the church of Our Lady of Mercy. The committees met last evening ali the parish house and laid plans to make this years celebration one of the biggest ever held in Plairville. The minstrel show will contains many of the most prominent performers in the town.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
Plan st. Patricl,'s Entertainment

St. Joseph's Drama Guild for the benefit of the building fund of the new church.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
First stage Is,.I,ear>ai

The first stage rehearsal for 'strongheart." whioh wiIl he present ed or March I at the Community thcater. took place m that building on Sunday. director Joseph Healy has his cast well whipped into shape SO that the finishing up of details will be the business frOmenow On. The play win be given under auspices Of
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
Forty and Eight Men.

The Forty and Eight society of the American Legion held a state meet ing in the post rooms of Brock Barnes post yesterday afternoon. A large number of members from all points of the state gathered together to discuss the business of the society. The local members acted as hosts to the visiting delegates.
 The county organization of the Le- zion will meet in the local rooms on next Sunday afternoon to take up a number of important matters. Rep resentatives from every post in the county will be on hand.
 Brock Barnes post will hold reg ular meeting in the post rooms this evening.
 Plainyillc Briefs.
 Mir. and Mrs, orrie Osicr of Ware, Mass. were the guests of Mir. and Mrs rlrich Ganticr of East Broad street over tho weekend.
 Joseph Rahidoux is confined 10 his home on Pierce street with an attack of the grip.
 James Cunningham is confined 10 his home OF Maple street with illness.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
You Must See Them to Appreciate
Our New Spring Silks

New Thoro- Bred Crepes, are entrancingly beautiful, shown in rich lovely shades for dresses and skirts, 40-inch. S7.50 yard.
 Figured Russian Crepes, cannot help but please in their attractive new designs and beautiful colorings, fine for the seasons skirts, dresses and hlouses. t0-inch for S4.50 yard.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
Bcncgt Whist Thurs,Iay

The ladies of S. 1'auIs church. ktIsington. will hold benefit whist on Thursday afternoon or ihis week at r. <. F. hall. kensington. The affair is being held for the bcnciit of S, Paufs T. |. l.. society and viii hegin at , o'clock. IL Is hoped that s large crowd will be present. Ap- prapriatc prizes will be awarded to the winners.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18

What appeared like a free-for-all fight started in the center of the town Saturday night and for time ere ated a great deal of noise and excite ment for those who were witnesses of the affair. The argument was held between two local young men. one Of uhofn was provoked info using forci- lle means in order 10 pursue Inc even tenor of his way. The eaus" was said to have been fhc fact that one young man refused to stop both- erfug another in the restaurant in tho center and when he persisted in Eis tar:ics. thr uns heins provoked res .Ited the others attitude Suhi
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18

Good seasoned hard wood. Sawed in fire place or stove lengths. si4.00 per load. Cole Bros, Tel. 5iS-s,--Adv,
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
VIII aptsar In Court

Edward Jackson. who was arrested Saturday evening bv Constable John Hackett oa a ts1arse of dtunkenness nd breach of t'ss ps scs. rifi bs ar-
 igrs1 ii tis. fssriir town ~"rt this s,tnims Jtfoae Judst Gtors1 Gris-
New Britain herald., 1924-02-18
BanL Atlracts sIans

The nnw home of the Efjst@3 ~aN i1gs bank on Main street wss tiS.t"d by hundreds at fhc public inspection on Saturday afternoon and evening. Flowers in pro:usi0n from the many friends or the institution gave a charm 10 the beautiful structure. The bank opened for business in it's new quarters lasf Wednesday after inc moving from the old building bad taken place OF Tuesday
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