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fed s~nsss :. Ia siss uas1se drastic public
sad Erfys,s s.se. 10 which any sarUna0bile
has s,., b..<, ssLsscaed, ti1s V'niys knight
has ..rns stsy,~,xs sbsshnsely clsan-c0s ut
shs few care ha,. ia 10 yeasS time, has
ns>.. onse hsd sinx1: bia1l>naask regis
tired sEains IL,
PEOPLE Buy THIS CAR be,snse Of the
unique enxans>p.tneipIs Il has promulgated
--"sn enpns ys,un never wear out The
patented knight slsevs~~slvs motor, pio~
ns.,ed nv ,hs VIII ~ knight, has established
= new snd advanced standard Of practice
in sn,t,nnfiys e,snssxuesi,,n- For here IL =
.~,~.,. plant that actually and visibly Inn
iro~es witt, ose-imt,ro~ss Ia horsepower,
Improves in fuel efficiency, Improves In
smooth and silent running >. Good II
your fret 5000 miles, better still 1t $4,000
-sa 10000 .snd~e,veS. your Willys.Knight
sehis~es IL prime-is II then q more power.
fui, qulsses and more efficiently enginsd
ear than ths day YOU bought II!
PEOPLE BUY THIS CAR because II
needs less attention, less adjustment than
sny other. $4,000 miles. with not . dollar
spent Eor engine repairs, II IN everyday
Wiltys.Knight story. And manys the
Wiilys.Knixht has been driven double that
New Britain herald., 1925-10-31

meeting In New Haven on Sunday
which has been called to protest
against the present state law which
practically discourages The bob
bling" of 'women's hair. Separate en-
frances must be provided under the
new Law 90 the parts OF the estab-
lishments where women's hair is
cut, and other regulations make the
handling of the feminine trade an
extremely difficult proposition.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-31
fuel SITUATION IS
REPORTED SERIOUS
Supply Of Anthracite in Bristol
Said 10 Be Gone
SUBSTITUTES BEING USED
Attorney anthony J. Rich FctcJ by
Italian Rcsidcnts-tnnual luX
Hunt Next Week M Judl's Estate
i hurch Anniversary.

Local coal dealers report an acute
situation, relative TO anthracite coal
supplies as many old customers cam
not be supplied with the hard coal
Substitutes are being employed and
deliveries OF pea coal and soft coal
are being made to help relieve the
demand for fuel. No anthracite has
I been shipped from the mines. since
| Seutcmbcr the local dealers have
empty bins TO show. Oil burners
have come into some Use in the
city but the majority Of the homes
depend on coal, according to the
dealers, and many who failed TO
order in time have been caught
mapping.
Time Limit Closing.
The time limit for the filing Of
property lists will end on Monday
night at O'Clock, when the asses
sors will close their books. After
that hour, an extra 10 per cent will
be added to the deIinquents, who
failed to heed the ample warning
OF the assessment board. In order
that as few people be declared de-
linqucnt as possible. the assessment
board has telephoned to many, ask
ing that they appear TO swear in the
lists. During the last few nights,
the board has been kept unusually
busy. handling all of the lists.
which were being turned in.
Tax Office Open.
The office Of Tax Collector Francis
B, Riley will I've open this afternoon
and also tonight in order that shop
workers may have the opportunity
to pay their taxes. The office vii!
close at o'clock tonight.
Horror New Attorney.
On recognition of his elevation Ia
the bar, the members Of the Italian
colony of this city rendered a ban
Quet last night at the Elks club
house to Attorney Anthony j. Rich
Following the dinner, five Volumes
comprising the five Italian codes
were given TO Mr.. Rich.
Mr. Rich is graduate of the
Bristol High school and OF George.
town university. He is associated
with the office of Schatz & Schatz
Hartford attorneys. but has loca
office with William A. Hayes in the
Center building.
Fox Hunters Gather
Fox hunters from all over tn,
Sfote will gather nj Councilman Uo.
mer II. Judd's estate on Fal
Mountain next week. when the an.
nual fox hunt will take place. The
fox hunters had novel experience
last year. when a drought brought
forth an edict from the governor
forbidding hunting until rain fell
Prayer services were held and soor
afterwards the welcome drops fell. al
lowing the hunt to proceed. About
Is hunters will assemble at the
clubhouse, according 70 the notice
received by Councilman Judd.
Observe Anniversary
!, The SSth anniversary Of tn
IS Swedish Lutheran church al 3
l, Stearns street was observed las
e night with a special program, whel
r. the address was delivered by Rev
l. John Larson of Naugatuck. A purs
Of gold was presented 10 the paste
OF the local church, Rev. Hennin
- johnson, during the evening,
BARRIERS In Protest
Local BARRIERS will attend tn
New Britain herald., 1925-10-31

high school students at their Hal
lowcen social in the Linden street
school last evening.
West Ends 10 Open
The West Ends will open their
football season here tomorrow
afternoon at ESQ o'clock when
they take on the Southlngton Sons
of Italy, The biggest crowd to wit
ness nm opening game in this town
is expected to be on hand and n
hard battle is expected. Real foot
ball weather is promised. with en-
citcmont to keep the fans warm,
The locals will hold a short practice
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock,
Manager Toll has announced his
lineup MS follows: Ends, Pete Dan.
iels, w, Naaman, Il, Kramer, r
Motteo; tackles, 7. Warner. J..
Griffin, Il, White; guards, philir
Sparks, Dick Bugboc; center. j
Nilardl j. Murphy. Jr.: hnlfbacks
\. NOlbandian, $. Marinc)li /.
Cassidy; fullback &. Noaman, y
Gna22o. quarterback, w. Toll.
Grange Meeting
/ Al tho Grange meeting Tuesday
night the first and second deEroc'
will be conferred on classes o
candidates, Tho mems degree team
will work the first degree. while tn,
ladies' team will confer the second
Attends Masquerade
Mrs. Concette Il. Nilardi of o
Broad street attended the mas
pueradr of the Raphaels depart
ment store clerks at Grotto hall
New Britain, Thursday.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-31
TO FORM SOCIETY
FOR YOUNG FOLKS
Rev. Samuel FiSke Calls Meeting
for Tomorrow Evening
EROSION GETS PROMOTION
Large CroNd attends Parish Whist
-Workmcn Fail TO Search FOR
Snakcs-Lyons' Condition Is I'M
rrovcd-Church NOticcs-ltcmss

Rev. Sanounl 4. FislIc, pastor OF
the Berlin Congregational cl'ufcn'
has ,alled meeting OF the young
ueoplc OF the ,hurch for tomorrow
,.yrniue at o'clock. at which time
She question o. corning some sort or
a Young peoples organization VIII
ne taken up.
Rev. Air. Fiskc stated today THAI
the Younger clement at the churrA
sens r. ant some kind Of an or
-4ui2Giion OF rs OVID ana I'r ms
,rasou he Mts called all yonthIuI
,l,mhcrS OF III, "ongl cgation to j."
!, mt +; this scs2ion tomorrow
evening". There seems 10 I've a lare"
aroup than cv,r before and II Is
Thought that Il society would attrat
, ,rr~, d,al OF interest and prove
exceedingly popular.
lust what The result Of the met
H.. will BE-. cannor. Of course, he
g.. T,&. Nr FisEe will conduc'
:, discussion. IN which al preS' y
vim be at liberty TO take part and
the formation OF tho organization
win rest entirely with the younE
anon and Womru.
trnSsnn Gets Promotion
Bcrhu friends of Clayton los '2'
Of Mcridtn employed 10 seN"ia
wears past at the Berlin station VIII
hr pleased TO learn that he has been
promoted TO the position OF g'ne' q
supervisor OF passenger car eauio
mrnt for the Hartford division. \ ~
York. New Haven and HARTFORD ran
road
Mr.. Crosson's portion in 6cl III
has been that of ar inspector an'
II is thought that he is uunSua''A
cppahl" of taking care OF ms NV nv,
work. The positio" 'n'ch lie v
hi is a new one recently cr'o'eu T
Mr.. Crosson has Wnde iAany l',eho'
while nc mas pr'" III -. .o,r,
Berlin. These friends VIII ne SUI
10 see him leave Inc town put aus
will rejoice That n" mas recFl\V" ''i'
promotion. ,..
He VIII enter upon nus new Jul"
en- MONDAY next ,
Lyons Iohdltoh improve"
The conditloh OF "I''idIi' ~ ~ l .,-
Kensington electrician, VINO was q.
iously injured lnu.euaS' ".'Si
head was crushea pe'"eIn " 10,
and car at lhe u ii ~" =. ha
in New Dr.'ai'i' N'o ~. ~ 49, Ne,
New Britain herald., 1925-10-31

Among the Berlin people who are
attending the Yale-Army game today
ere Third Selectman and Mrs. Ray
mond +. Dyer. Sclectman Dyer is a
dycd-in-the-woo football fan and
takes ii every game possible.
Fails to Unearth Snakes.
Instead of ripping up,the floor in
the ladies' rest room at the BerIiE
station, the carpenters who were at
work yesterday, merely patched mp
the holes. 1t was thought that the
workmcn would make an effort to
find the large snakes which appear
cd early in the week. but they did
rot.
st. Pauls Church
Mass will be celebrated at S and
10 o'clock tomorrow morning, Rev.
J. G. Br imam will be in charge.
Sunday school will be held at the
usual hour.
Sacred Heart Church
Mass will lie celebrated AT .
o'clock tomorrow morning at Sa-
cred Heart church. East Berlin.
Rev. j. g. Brennan will officiate.
sunday school will meet at the usual
hour
Berlin Congregational
The Young Mems class will meet
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Morning worship and communion
will be held at the usual hour. ln:4j
o'clock. The Sunday school will
meet at IL o'clock. noon. as will :he
mems class, The Junior Endeavor
society will hold its opening meet
ing a o'clock in the afternoon.
Kcnsington Congregational
The Noung Mems class will meet
ST 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
TIE morning service and reception
Of pew members will take place al
1915 o'clock. Rev. Vernon l.. Phil
lips will preach. Sunday school will
,be held at 12:l0 p. m, The Chris,
tian Endcavor society viii meet n
the usual hour and III" regular eve.
ning service IS also scheduled.
kCnSington Methodist
The regular morning service vii
b. held tomorrow at 1O:45 O'Clock
at The KHnsingt on Methodist church
, licv. May r. Lord will deliver tn,
sermon, speaking from the ten
And the angel said to me Wha
seest thou" and | said "A candle
stick all Of gold. and two olive tree
by it, one from the right side an(
. the other from the left" The En-
worth league will meet at o'clocl
, in the evening and the subject viii
be Loyalty" led by Elizabeth Gu
gel. At $50 o'clock there will b
an Illustrated lecture On "lookini
Through Colored Glasses"
4 business meeting of the Ep
worth league will be held on Mon
day evening. THIS session will h
followed by "A social. The JUNO
League will meet on Tuesday after
moon at 3:45 o'clock. On WedneS
day at . p. m. the Ladies' Aid 50
cicty will meet with Mrs. F, T. Han
ford. At the close of the bushes
session a silver tea will be served h
the ladies' on the hill. The regu'a
mid-wcck service will be held o
Thursday evening at 7;45 o,clorl
The subject for Bible study will h
Romans VII. The Neumann fun
offering will be collected at ths
time.
Kcnsington Bowling League
Tho Kensington bowling leagu
held its weekly session last evenin
! at Rogers alleys. New Britain. tn
scores of The individuals and team
follow:
KENSINGTON BOWLING LEAGIT
New Britain herald., 1925-10-31

communion service, Church school
Immediately after the morning sery-
Ice. Young Peoples circle, p. M,
worship period, Rachel Smith. de-
bate, Raymond Morrill,, Resolved,
that the benefits Of the church are
greater than those of fraternities."
Tho executive committee of the
Womau's Federation will meet Mon
day at p, M, with Mrs. Charles Il.
Clark.
The Womans Federation meets
Thursday IN the church parlors,
Business at 2;SO o'clock. followed by
a missionary program at S;l5
o'clock. Monologue, "Sonya. the
Slav." given by Mrs. A. i. strick-
land OF Philadelphia, This mon
ologue is made possible through tho
courtesy Of n few Of the members
Of the federation, Music from
Slavic composers. All women and
their friends are invited
\ committee to consider n pos
sihlc meeting OF the parents and
teachers Of the church school meets
Thursday at $50 p. m. in the
church parlors,
Methodist Church
Harvest Thanksgiving services will
be held in the Plainville NJ. f..
church tomorrow at both morning
( Hnd evening services. The Rev.
! Arthur \, Ban will be the preacher
a both services. l0:45 a. NJ. and I
/ j., M. and his sermons will be ap-
! prcpriate 10 the occasion. Sacra-
mont of the Lords supper will be
administered at the morning serv-
ice.
Donations OF fruit or vegetables
will be received this afternoon and
evening at the church; canned fruits
are especial desired. The donations
will he forwarded to the Methodist
Home for thN Aged at New Haven
The public ar" cordially invited &c
be present II these services
Sunday school with adult Hihlc
class at IL noon. Epworth league
in the evening at o'clock: Mrs
Gcorg" Nilsson will he tho leader
her topic will he "Friendship
idvcnt Church
At the Advent Christian churcl
tomorrow the services will be a
follows; 1o:45 o'clock. morning wor
snip subject; "Thcrn is Lad Here.
There will he a sermonotte for III
children. Holy communion servic
following. 1905 p, m. Sunda
school hour. All scholars arc ~
questod 10 he present to participant
, and aid IN the Sunday school cor
test. p. IN. Loyal Workers ser,
ice. : o'clock. evening worship. sui
, joct; "a Struggle in tho Dark"
7:3o y, M. Friday. mid-wee
prayer meeting,
, Goino To Football Game
: PlaiNvillc will Re VOL rorrcscn
, ed ut the Nale-Army game in Ne
/, Haven this afternoon. Among thos
D in attendance will be Governor job
II. Trumhull and family. Mr.. an
o Mrs. Edwin Y. Hills. James Graham
: Miss Julia Graham. Miss GertrIId
| Lyman, Harry Bonncy and A.
Macleod.
. Halloween Parties
/ good crowd was present at til
Legion auxiliary Halloween dane
whist and sale in Legion hall la!
! evening, ana many fine costume
, H"r" worn by thc masked dancer
Miss Florahcl Parker won the be
quilt offered as n price. and Mr.
R"Ssie Macleod was awarded II
=, buffet set.
> 4 fine time was also had by III
New Britain herald., 1925-10-31
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Sculptors.


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About 90 children in costume were
present last evening at a Hallowe en-
party given by the Sunday school Of
The Berlin Congregational church IN
the chapel. Miss Doris Honiss was
in charge Of the program Of games
and stunts and she arranged an in
terCSting entertainment, Robbine
for apples and all the other Hal
lowe'cn pastlmes were played. An
enjoyable time was had.
Visitors In Town
Miss Helen Koran of Newark, New
Jersey, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Pierpont of Kensington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hamilton
and son of East Orange, New Jersey
are the guests of Mrs. Hamilton's
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Sidney NJ
Cowlcs OF Kcnsington.
Whist Attracts Many
There was a large attendance al
the st, Paurs parish whist and so.
cial. which was held last night al
lloyd hall. kensington, and it is eN.
rccted that tidy sum will bt
cleared for the church, McKeon''
orchestra furnished dance mua'c
Throughout the evening and thos'
who so desired were privileged tt
step around the floor bit. Man!
took advantage of the opportunit!
for dancing.
The following is the list Of priz,
winners:
Miss Mary Skere. Miss Josephn
IPiedmonte, Miss Mary Woods, Mrs
Joseph Carlo Mrs John CashmaL
Miss Helen Horar. Mrs. Drgnan
Miss Rose Kiniry. George Corr
ICharlee RonEotty. Robert Corr
~
New Britain herald., 1925-10-31
STELLMACHER Home
Quilted BY fire
Loss Estimated at More Than
S2,OOO,-Firemen Hampered
WEST ENDS TO START
Crack Football Team Makes Bow
Tomorrow-Dcatb OF Infant
Church NotiCcs-(.o,crnor and
Many Local People al Yale Game.

Church NotiCcs-(.o,crnor and
Many Local fcoplc al Yale Game.
r,, ,or,o 80 u,u,o, s,.u,o,
30 u,h, ,u .i'."n, ''., ..''''
o,.a,a 49, "'', n., ',', a.' w." 'p.a'.s w.
~, ri H. se''.' ""' "''v' ''oo''
,'aa nm, 1919 n ",'" 'rIa''' W. i''''''
' "r ~ was ,,''t u'oV Wv
y: N.i,I T''N 0'' 80 >',''' e'n.'u' wy
VS., rn n'ne ~ 'I", - an al ~
- 49,. t, ,,s-,t
bolnlnes in tho r.c, NJ tho ovi,ti,c
difficulties.
The fire had apparently been
burning for AZ least half an hour
before it was noticed, and it had
made such headway that half of the
two story structure was In ruins be-
fore the department arrived. 1t
was located 1000 10 200 feet from
a hvdrant and a single line of hose
was all that could be PLAYED upon
the flames. The big truck, driven
by James r. Boswell, was on the
scene immediately. but the driver OF
the other truck did not appear and
the firemen were handicapped by
49, 49, a,,,,,,, ,,,an,,naa LAX ,rbo,.
made a great fight with what IA
cilities they had at hand.
All that remains Of the house and
o.sn ,,,o fo,,m,,otions ava - lana
500 ,,' ~ .a,;,,,,,.,', =. -,
,1na, .. ma aa1 o,ohnIl,. oaarn,
90 nno 7, ,,o, ,,'. nor.iour oo,.-
onoa ,, ,,s,roroo
D.,
''a''' Vi '"'"'"
The '-days-oIu chlid OF Mr' aho
Mrs. H. I. Spragne OF inns low
died last night at the Ne" br"ai
General hospital ru''eral "r'd''se
menus Wh'ch are 'nco','ihe'e' a'e II
the hahuS OF W. a. ndiley " w.
ni'o,"''". ".'' ~. ,,,uo,
49, e..',.',v ,,(n, ~, -. ,oIrowu
~ oh,n,, an,on, - , n,
e." i'.'' ,,1 Sl,n,o,, w. III,
a+an g.. CoorraI pro,vr,. ina,
"
confirmation class will meet in tn.
rector's study. 4;$0 n. M, the Girls
Friendly society rrobationers vii
met in the parish house.
The Woman's guild annual sail
and fair will be held in the parisl
house Friday afternoon and eve
! ming.
The Catholic Congress Will be h"j'
In Christ church, New Haven. q
Tuesday "Wednesday ana lhurSu'iE
haphst 'h"ich'
Th" toIio"'n" services VIII '"' 'ul'
Quoted 'omorI"N ~ w" '''''' .,n - ~
hapns, cnur'n' '',ip It, n,'' ~
Nro"llu u '','' "''' t.,, '>,,
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New Britain herald., 1925-10-31
Advent Church
GOiU1 to Football Game

PlaiNvilc will Re VOL represent. .
ed Mt the Yale-Army game in New
Haven this afternoon. Among those
III attendance will be Governor John
II. Trumhul and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Y. Hills. James Graham.
Miss Julia Graham. Miss Gertrude
Lyman. Harry Bonncy and A. A.
MaC1 cod
New Britain herald., 1925-10-31
FOR THE CHILDREN

CARRIERS Vests and Tights in medium
and heavy weight cotton; light weight,
medium and heavy wool and silk and wool;
all shapes and sizes. Priced 75c to S2.25
New Britain herald., 1925-10-31

Now about renting rooms--youli
find held in the Classified columns
New Britain herald., 1925-10-31
Attending Football Game.

, for the chilly atmosphere at the
New Britain herald., 1925-10-31
Will Form Orchestra.

Try-outs for the symphony or
chcstra will be held tomorrow aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock at the Congre-
gational church. There is no age
limit for aspirants, the main reQui-
site being ability to play ono Of tn"
following instruments; violin, viola,
cello. clarinet, cornet, oboe, or from
bone. Each one is asked to bring
his own music stand.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-31
WOMEN'S VESTS AND TIGHTS

Carter make, in medium weight cotton;
vests in either high Dutch or low-neck
styles; long, short or no sleeves; band or
bodice tops; tights in knee or ankle
lengths; regular and extra sizes. Priced
S1.00 and SIPS
New Britain herald., 1925-10-31
ALSO FOR WOMEN

There is great selection in Carter Union
Suits of medium weight wool, as well as
the popular silk and wool garments. They
are offered in all shapes and sizes, with
prices ranging. .S2.75 to $3.50
New Britain herald., 1925-10-31

The tolIowin~ services will b. con-
Quoted tomorroN 1T the Ploimijlc
Baptist church: lo:i5 n, m, The
Ground of Peac"" will b" III" pas
tors theme. Sunday school follow
ing morning service, : p. M. the
topic will be "A Hungry Soul"
7:45 p. m, Thursday, prayer
New Britain herald., 1925-10-31

CONTINUED on Page l5)
New Britain herald., 1925-10-31
Death of Infant

The 5-days- old child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Sprague Of this town
died last night at the New Britain
General hospital. Funeral arrange
ments, which are incomplete, are in
the hands of w. 4. Bailey & Co.
New Britain herald., 1925-10-31
Berlin Congregational

The Young Mems class will meet
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Morning worship and communion
will be held at the usual hour. ln:45
o'clock. The Sunday school will
meet at - o'clock. noon. as will the
mems class. The Junior Endeavor
society will hold its opening meet
| ing a o'clock in the afternoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-10-15
Snnri weOennostobanfe

CANADIAN ia gbopstualtoin pbtets
nen meiitiefomiSiioni on pit1nDt
SSnternotionol SoIliisio istrntoio
tiltfiotIeen 6. gS. 8acfutien anos
nulsto Ioobo potoloitofiiIla tporoto
meIiapoinoo teollillutslaitostenIo
torpeiIiin. WeinneIota Epostlstaa eff
6otltsto o1fnrnsti pel1ten, ett6 ia.
mottomon Iliuret mnnsolat mdltion
pobioisoiosiu iout.tiiipnt meOen al.
le. @1itetGGnpG, ett1 tpeii er1isiG
i1ripisIG fobooiii alma so jalfao.
Sntorion puolelln oliIi Sort Ston.
ceiin foltppola tunorosid menettGG
ueiiiobto- ia Observation-Disclosures ia
nllistonio. Canadian gtationol rort.
tnticn pcnsertd tGptpiii tobotton Ii.
ieitn joIfojo "a mnilin motfoIIn.
Nonli8iioni pGGtti ottoo tortem.
man ielon nlitG IeltrotfIio potooni.
leSto tltlce olemuon cltnenfllir
&ncfuficn ononluticen onnetann
naStous.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-10-15
5numnlninen tnppoi waimUnia ID
itIenI1.
lpnStous.

Sirlped fofIoisnutrbo tnpobtui
lcuontoino If. 3 y. Cast 5orboro,
DtuSS. nirriieSiG poifoSin. Suoma.
lninen mics Gmil @oraqbist ompui
poinlonin Selmi Norg1bistin ia
Aeti len per1stG iticniG. g(npumos
niceno oil ferto loilteoluo remollpes
ri, ioten oil poffo 1uGlilli loittoo
iitii tultIo iiiGGn ia r1inollen oIoit.
ii le tplnrGperistG tD0tG Srlpofli
iGi milf oloifGistG InSto, ponbin
0boefiGn mito0en ia nuorin folnen
ftuifouoen if1inen. SpbnG n1in ia.
moloon tefoon orpelloan nitstolltf
foiiitl0en. Smoiiio fun ei ollut
poiffofunnollo cif1 fetGGn liiomo,
lolstdtodlL nun init Sorboroll poH
liiIipGGIIiffo tGnne ottonloon ieI-
ioGG mitG nc firieet iii1lii ioita
ban OF I6DtGnpt moinoiien oiltn-
uoiGto ia niiStG fdpi ieIipilIe, eta
noimoIlo OH omoiiio oin6fin iisfo
Gnnaoosia ia ebfd Saint ninlinen
iisfo GoIiforninsio. Gonoonsio ole.
man iisfon oioite ipnoii tofoperiu
oil: Seioi Morfus, 9or $40, Ior.
cupine, Ont, GonoOo. goIiiiipGGI.
litto toitpoiii iomponio beista tie.
Son tai jos iofu tGmdn BELLE II.
moittoiii. g. Z.