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State OF Illionis
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County OF Cook J
Samuel S. S h IL S t e r, one
of the managing officers, and B. J..
Schiff and S. w. Schiff two of the
directors of the Schiff Trust & Savings
Bank. a corporation of the State of
Illinois, being s~everally duly sworn,
each upon his oath states:
That he makes this affidavit for the
purpose of complying with the requir-
ements OF Sections 9 and 10 of an
Act OF the General Assembly of the
State Illinois, entitled "An Act to
Provide Tor and Regulate the Admi-
nistration OF Trusts, by Trust Com
panies."
That tie foregoing statement OF the
said Schitf Trust & Savings Bank on
December 3lst, 1926, as true and COR
rect in all respects to the best OF his
knowledge and belief, and that he has
examined the assets and books of the
said company for the purpose Of max
ing said statement.
Samuel S. Shuster
B. J.. Schiff
Seymour w. Schiff
Subscribed and sworn to before me-,
this 18th day OF January, 1927.
Lena Silvestri,
tSEAL) Notary Public.
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

Statement of Resources and Liabil-
tiles OF the Schiff Trust & Savings Bank
OF Chicago at the close of business on
the 3lst day of December, 1926, as
shown by the annual report made by
the said bank as a trust company, to
the Auditor OF Public Accounts of the
State OF Illinois, pursuant to law, and
filed in the Office of the said Auditor
OF Public Accounts on the 18th day
OF January, 1927.
RESOURCES.
/. Loan on Real Estate 1878, 396.25
2. Loans on Collateral
Security .S1.O12,Z5.93
8. Other Loans ........ SIS 24,44l.03
4. Overdrafts ..........S 343.89
5. U. S. Government
Investments ........ .S580,095.43
6. Other Bonds & Stocks$1 ,472,23444
7. Banking House, Furni-
ture and Fixtures
Equity .S219, 171a3S
9. Due from Banks, Cash
and Other Cash Re-
sources ..$984538.S5
10. Costumer's liability
under Letter OF Credit S 10000
Il. Other Resources ...$56,7q6.6
Total Resources. 81, 1927, 793.56
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LIABILITIES.

Total Liabilities $780, 93.56
Par value OF securities
deposited with Auditor
of Public Accounts,
Springfield, Illinois, as
required by law, to
secure Trust Deposits S 2G0,000.Oo
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30

the auspices Of the Church Fedora
ton of Indianapolis. The ministers
who will participate in this move
ment and the churches in which
they will speak are:
BAPTIST
Beech Grove, f. A. Robertson of Hen
ninger Methodist: Emmanuel, E. A. Kirk of
Garfield Park Christian.
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
Grace. Ernest N. Evans. executive Sec
rotary of the Church Federation.
CHURCH OF GOD
North Side. Rev. Aubrey H. Moore Of
Seventh Christian.
CONGREGATIONAL
First. Rev. Fred A. Line of Central
DISCIPLE
Downey Avenue. Rev. G.. H, Gebhardt
of Carrollton Avenue Reformed; Garfield
Park, Rev H. B. McClanahan of Emmanuel
R f1rnsifr OF Williams Creek Christian;
North Park, Rev. George William Allison
p B. 'T Turner of North Side Church OF
God: West Morris Street. Rev. John T.
Bosch of Fourth Reformed; Williams Creek.
Rev. Herbert Tinsley of sFleming Garden
Christian.
EVANGELICAL
Second. Rev. George L; Studebaker of
the Northside Church of the Brethren: 81.
Johns Rev. H. T. Graham OF Westminster
Presbyterian.
FRIENDS
First, Rev. Edward Haines klstler oil
Fairview Presbyterian.
METHODIST
Arlington Avenue. Rev; H. II sheldon
of Fountain Street Methodist: CARRIED Ave
nue. Rev T Wilson s Of wa RsS 6trfst
Church Of Arlington Place Methodist: Hen
nnger. Rev. Louis Grafton OF Beech Grove
Of ofP Tabernacle Presbyterian: shelby Street
Rev. Louis c. Minsterman of Seventh Re
formed
MORAyIAN
First. Rev Clyde S. Black of Garfield
Avenue Methodist.
PRESBYTERIAN
Friends nidsieT First. Rev. jean $. Miner Of
Second Presbyterian; Irvington. Rev; J. q
Long OF North Park Christian; SECOND,
by et tabernacle. Rev. Joseph B: Rose
murgy of Jrvington Methodist; Wallace
Street Rev Ghrsts9 O. R MeoeT OF
Shinn of Emmanuel Reformed.
REFORMED
Carrolton Avenue, Rev. H. o. Pritchard,
general secretary of the Board OF Ednca-
Z. W. Welch of Woodruff United Preshy-
terian Immanuel Rev. Il. a. Plepenprok
of st. John ENangencdl, fOuTln heN'
tan: Ninth. Cevening) Rev. H. C.. Schier-
ing of Southeastern Union.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
Woodruff. Rev. George P. Kehl of Sec
ond Reformed.
UNIVERSALIsT
Central. Rev william l. Caughran of
Fnst Congregational.
Ministers of the following churches
quo ,,1oprinC m mako an exchange
of pulpits on a Sunday in the near
future:
First Baptist. Meridian Street Methodist
Northwood Christian. Beech Grove Disciple,
West Washin gton Street methodist, Taber-
Davis DseiH Methodist, calvary United Brethren,
Belare Methodist. Linwood Christian,
iBrightwood Methodist and Tuxedo Park
Baptist.
The following schedule of services
will be observed Sunday at the First
Moravian Episcopal Church:
IL A. NJ.
Prelude-"In the Ford (Barcarolle)
Professional Hymn-"He Leadeth Ne.
Blessed Thought"
Long Metre Doxology.
The Apostles Creed.
Gloria Patr.
The Lords Prayer.
Scripture Lessons.
Anthem-"My Faith Looks Up to
violin ion oibiigatoj Mrs. O. Z. simons.
offertory-"Deep River tspirituaD
.... ............... c. c. White
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Prayer of Conservation. Beethoven
Hymn-"Cast They Burden on the Lord"
Sermon Theme-"And Jesus Marveled."
Prayer.
HymnL"o for "a Faith That Dill Not
Postlude--"March" Haydn
7:45 P. NJ.
Professional Hym1-%i Love Love Thy yO'A0
Kingdom Lord"
TIE Deum Laudamus
Hymn-savior. Now With Contrite
Hearts,"
Anthem-'send Out They Light. {
Scripture Lesson. ""Ou
Duet-"As the Hart Panteth". Ashford
Mrs. r. Dyer. soprano; Mr.. w. S.
Alexander. tenor. IS
ohertory-"A Song in the Night"
Hymq-"what Friend we HI Have S" in@
Sermon Theme-"The Print of the
Nails"
Prayer
Hymn-"we Walk by Faith and Not
Rev. Christian o. Weber minister ns MI
W. S. Alexander. director of music; Miss
Helen Louise Quig, organist.
The Rev. L. c. Fackler of st.
Matthew Lutheran Church makes
the following announcements:
1880 A. NJ. Worship-At this hour the
pastor VIII preach on the subject "A Blind
7:3O p. NJ. worship-"A study in profit
The yestry will meet Tuesday evening
at the Parsonage.
DIR. Frank S. C. Wicks of All Souls
Unitarian Church announces the fol.
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MINISTERS WILL
ATTEND OTHER
. CHURCHES HERE
Church Federation Ar
ranges Exchange of
b PuIpitS.

In the interdenominational change
of pulpits, arranged by the Church
Federation for Sunday morning, the
Rev. Eden II. Mills, minister at the
First Friends Church, will preach
at 10:45 in the Fairview Presbyte-
rian Church, speaking on THE
Wonder of the Spirit"
The Rev. Fred A. Line, pastor of
Central Universalist Church, and
the Rev. VIM. 1. CaughraA, pastor
of the First Congregational Church,
will exchange pulpits Sunday morn
ing.
DIR. Caughran will preach at Cen
trail Universalist Church at II, a. m.
on the subject, Jesus, the Supreme
Manifestation of Love"
Widespread interest has been man.
ifested in joint statement of the two
denominational commissions and
in the efforts of the Congregational
lists and Universalists to bring about
a closer coordination of denomina-
tional forces.
Sunday school $3.50. Cliffofd Stet-
son Union 4.3O. Senior Y. p. C. U.
z p. m.
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Sunday morning approximately
forty local pastors will exchange
pulpits. A general interchange OF
preachers and audiences among the
Protestant churches of the city will
take place for the first time, under
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30

'The Good Shepherd" will be the
morning theme of the Rev. G. L.
Farrow at the Victory Memorial
Methodist Protestant Church. At
night 1.-THE Looks of Jesus"
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The sermon subjects of the Rev.
Homer c. Bobbitt at the Linwood
Christian Church will be ITO Whom
Shall We Coz" and mo Outcasts."
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Gated in the tower of this historic
old church at the corner of Vermont
and Pennsylvania SITS, are the gift
of Miss Emma Claypool in memory
of her mother and father. The
chimes were installed several months
ago and are heard daily by thou
sands in the downtown district.
Prof. Hansen has arranged the
following interesting program:
The Star Spangled Banner"
THE Pilgrims Chorus" ..... Wagner
Hymn;-"saviour, Like A Shepherd Lead
Hymn-"I Love TO Tell the Story"
Hymns Stand Up, Stand Up For Jesus"
Hymn-"Chrst the Lord Had Risen"
HHymn-".C0 nae,d Thou Almighty King"
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IA OF special interest during National
Ausic Week will be the chimes con-
cert to be played by Charles r. Han
sen, organist and musical director
of the Second Presbyterian Church,
on Sunday afternoon May ], at 2
o'clock. The chimes which are To-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30

Americas Call to0the Men of To-
day" will be the 3 p. m. subject of
the DR.. William Lockhart at the
Englewood Christian Church Sun
day His morning theme will be
Friendship" At night. What the
End of Those Who Obey Not the
Gospel"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30

lowing order of service at IL a. IN.
Sunday:
From Rienzi" Wagner
Hymn 1886.
First service.
Covenant.
Anthem.
Words of Aspiration"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30

In the absence of Rev. Edmond
~.Kerlin, attending the conference ses-
on at Evansville, the sermon at
~fhe First Evangelical Church Sun
day at 10:40 and 7:45 will be preached
by Rev. John Newson, nationally
known evangelist.
Music. At 10:40; Organ, Miss Ber-
tina Jasper, "Springtime, Ashford.
Vested chorus, "Sing to the Lord a
Joyful Song,"-G. II. Heyser. At
7:45; Organ, Selections from Faust"
.-Gounod Chorus, 20, King of
Kings d. Williams.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30

The Rev. Charles II. Gunsolus will
preach Sunday night at the Chris
tlan Spiritualist Church on 1.-THE
Fourth Dimensional World"
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The Lockhart. Walker Gospel Cru
SADIE being conducted atathe Engle-
wood Christian Church, Il assuming
big proportions. Audiences are fill
ing the large community hall each
night. DR.. VIM. j.. Lockhart of Des
Moines, Iowa, is preaching. The
The song services are under the di-
rection of Owen NJ. Walker of Mum
Gle, with Mrs Walker at the piano
These are assisted by Miss Clare
Lockhart, daughter of DIR. Lockhart,
who is conducting the personal work
with the young people. T While the
meeting is only little over a week
old, more than four score of addi-
tons have been added to the church.
The meeting is scheduled to continue
until May Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30

Homer Dale, pastor of the Hillside
Christian Church, will preach Sun
day morning on 1.-THE Bible in the
Hands of the Christian" At the
evening service the theme will be
Churches Christians"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30

The Rev. F. L. Hovis, of Frank
fort, Ind, will preach at the morn
ing service Sunday at the Riverside
Park M. f. Church. In the evening
the pastor, The Rev. E. r. Prevo,
will preach on 1.-THE King Among His
Guests"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-04-30

At the First Friends Church, DR..
Edward Haines Kistler, pastor of
the Fairview Presbyterian Church,
will preach on the subject, Follow
ing the Christian Gleam," at the
1915 o'clock service.
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Mrs. Lillian M. LIE Mon, president
of the Cosmopolitan School of Music
and Fine Arts and chairman of the
Week, announces the programs
which have been arranged under her
direction in the colored churches of
the city.
Theresa Sanders and Theresa
Genus, co-chairman have placed the
following soloists in the colored
churches for Sunday, May l.:
Seventh Day Adventist. Fannie Murray
ST. Paul Baptist and Caldwell A. NJ.
n. Indianapolis Baptist :. Robert smith
Barnes NJ. E. Church -. Claudine Smith
Mt. Paran Baptist. ....... Lena X. Lewis
Allen Chapel ........,. Hayes Wilson
Cortinthian Baptist Vesterane Slaughter
Metropolitan Baptist 49, Villa johnson
st. Paul Presbyterian Rhoda Williams
Witherspoon Presbyterian :....,....
....:........ Elizabeth Stewart
Second Baptist ..........;, Roy Rogers
Bethel 4. NJ. E........ Selma y. Harry
Jones Tabernacle ....... Nina Chambers
ST. Phillips p. E.. Eunce Richardson
Shiloh Baptist Mary L. Valentine
Union Tabernacle ........ Viola Wilson
Olivet Baptist .............Ad Ada Carter
South Calvary .....S. Fannie Hadley
New Baptist .......,.. Vergil Andrews
Second Christian Church. :. Nellie Rogers
New Bethel and St. John Baptist
Philips A. NJ E.........w. Earle Keen
st. Paul A. NJ. E.. Mary Montgomery
SCOTS M. F. ......... Tranquilia Riley
st. Johns A. NJ. E.. ..... Mary Duncan
Simpson NJ. f. .... Helen Chenault
Ebeneezcr Baptist ....... Clarence Hicks
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DIR. Frank S. C. Wicks of All Souls
Unitarian Church announces the fol-
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Informal Atmosphere
to Rule Teas

Mr.. Work has asked that bridge
lovers be advised that his lectures
are not stiff, formal, or set affairs.
Mr.. Work himself, says of them
leach one who attends, bids and
plays very interesting hands and
will get plenty of kicks and thrills
out of his participation in the
events of the sessions. I do not
watch them and do not criticise
them as they play but they soon
know if they are wrong, themselves.
They will certainly enjoy them
selves throughout both afternoons
and will profit greatly from the
Instructions"
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08

! 6-Scores; dinner concert | 6:55-Baseball scores 7;30-Concert l 11-Weather forecast
 750-NTAM, Clcyeland-iOO 1 l2;Su-Bamboo orchestra 6-Dance orchestra 7-Eastern standard time; studi program S-Pocahontas Indians 9-Same as WEAF 9-Willard Cavaliers I10-Wandering Minstrels 11-DanCe orchestra S3O-WSAl, Cincinnati-361 a-Same as WEAF7 9:0l-String sextet l0-Same as WEAF 70O-WLW, Cincinnati-129 I-Johanna Crosse S-Happy Boys S:S0-Instrumenta Trio 9-Dance music 10-Weather announcement 1h;GI-South Sea Serenaders l1-Dance music
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
GOOD BUSINESS AT FAIR

Shanghai, Oct, B. tP}-Mongolan chaufteurs welcome the opening of the century, old Grandjur fair held annually in Barga. Manchuria, for by driving day and night to make up for winter inactivity they earn from 1.50n 10 2.O00 silver dollars. The chauffeurs stop neither for rest nor food with resulting sudden in- crease in fatalities during the five or six days of the fair,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
HIRED HANDS" PREFTRRED

Vienna, Oct. s. P>-Czechoslo- vakia has little demand for agricul- tural machinery for 40 per cent of it's 1.500,000 farms are under five acres in size and less than four per cent are larger than 50 acres. Mod crn farm machinery is used by many cooperative organizations but the average small farmer. who owns some of the most fertile land in the world, still works it by hand.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
New York Stations

57O-WNYC-528 7:10-Herman Neuman. pianist c0-Double Police Quartet 7:3o-Police alarms; ferry sched- 7:3e-Police Quartet s-Paul Neumann's sports talk S:jo-Roland Meyer, violinist; lec- turer e--Harry Schyde, bass :2o-Fashion show; Women's orch 9:45-Gaelic songs; Alice kiely,. vlo- linist 10-Facts about our government 10:05-Women's orchestra 1o:30-Police alarms; weather
 61O-WEAF-402 le:3o-Orchestra 1:15-Same as WTIC 4-Everiss and Whitehead, pianos 4:zo-Gypsy and Marta, harmony 4:40-Flanaga Brothersr banjoists 5-Frank Farrall's orchestra 5:45-Children' 5 Week talk 6--Dinner music 7-Janssen's orchestra 7:3o-The High Jinkers 9-Time 9:15-Same as WTIC l1-l2-Cass Hagan's orchestra
 66O-NJZ-454 1c:3O-Y oeng's dance orchestra 1:15-Same as WTIC 4:30-Manhattan Trio 0-5;35-News 6:50--News 6 --Correct time 7-Freddie R!ch's orchestra S-Abbey Sisters and xylophone S:S0-U. s. Army band 9--Presentation. The Merry Wid- ow," Donald Brlant starring l0-Correct time l0-keystone Duo and Balladeers I0:3l-113Q--1rwin Abrams orch.
 76O-WHN-395 4-6:30-Studio program G:30-7-Orchestra 9-10-Studio program
 S1O-NMCA-310 6-Theater review 6;3Q--OrChestra S-Correct time
 s-John McGrath, tenor S:l5-Fred Ehrenberg. musical sa" S:So-Johr McGrath, tenor S:45-palid Katz, violinist 9-Boxing bouts 1t-Ernie Golden'e orchestra
 s6O-WGBS-340 3 40-Tnteryicw with Mrs. c. T. Miller G-6:30-J 'ncle Geebee 7:3G-Tom Wilson. songs 45--Joscph Mariorano, violintst 8--Chas. C. Hopton. Dogs Sadie 7.ascellca, soprano s:30-"Short Story Writing' S:45-WGBS string ensemble 9--"Gypsies in Etheria," Clifford Cheasley; artists, F, Coles, pian- ist: Jesse Forester. Agnes Byd 9:3b-Salon orchestra 9:40-Troubadours 10--Frankiin orchestra 11-Harold Normanton, songs 11:15--WGRS string ensemble
 02O-WBOQ-328 T:30-Brcslin orchestra S15-Beaux Arts orchestra 9:1o-Opr'y House Tonight 9:55-Time signals
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SATU RD.AY
Eastern Standard Time,
New England Stations
56O-WTIC, Hartford-536

VVV~ W IN, HH1 II UT It-0oO 1:3O-World's Series baseball game 9:15- 0:15-Broadcast of act four
 Sidewalks of New York" di. rect from stage Of New York the ater
 5OO-WDRC, New Haven-c8S 2.So-Yale-G Georgia football game, direct from Yale Bowl
 14o0-WICC, Bridgeport-214 -7-Merchants' hour T:30-Dance music S-Studio program S;30-To be announced 9-Studio program 9:30--Popular music 10-Weather
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CU THE AIR A

i0-Weather forecast l0:0l-Strickland's orchestra
 02O-WARC-328 l2: 2-Matinee Trio
 97O-WRNY-3O0 7-Baseball and sports 1:15-"At Home Party 9-German hour l0-"At Home Party l0;30-Ben Bernie returns
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0Oo-WBZ, Springfeld-3S3

wv " AH-s soPi 2;50-Broadcast Of football game
 direct from Harvard Stadium
 Harvard vs. Purdue 6:21-Weathsr reports (Springf1eld) e:30-Jack Moreys Singing orches- tra tspringfield) 7:15-Musical program (Springfield) 7:25-News flashes (Boston) 7:30-Concorde Male Quartet. pre-.
 senting William H. Smith, first
 tenor; c. Ralph Young. baritone;
 Walter B. Wight, second tenor;
 Neil NJ. Millar, bass; William J
 Samsel. pianist; Florence G
 Young. soprano: assisting soloist
 (Boston) e:lO-Broadcast Of Boston Sym.
 phony orchestra (Boston) 10:15-News Flashes (Boston) 10;20-Bert Lowe and his orchestra 11-Weather reports; missing per. sons( Boston,
 1O40-WTAG-Worcester-2S8 News bulletins S:06-Studio program a:o1-WTAG Little Symphony 10-News bulletins
 07O-WEEI-Bosto 6:46-From WEAF 2:30-Musical program 6:45-Jacques Remarks orchestra 7:45-Highway bulletin 7:4S-Parker orchestra S:45-Musicale e:05--Ed Andrews orchestra 10: o:05-Musicale 1l:o5-Cruising the Air 11:15-Radio forecast
 85O-WNAC, Boston-353 1--Luncheon concert 1:15-World Series 4-Shepard Colonial tea dance 6-The Juvenile Smilers 6:30-Dinner dance 7-Eisenbourgh' Sinfonians 7:30-Business Bureau talk 7:50-New England history S-WNAC staff frolic 9-Mildred Dinsmore, xylophone; Adele Lane contralto 9:30-Dance music 10-Jackson's orchestra 0:3O-Perley Stevens orchestra 11:05-Morey Pearls orchestra
 B2O-WJAR-Providence-l8i 1:05-Al Williams orchestra 7:3O-"The High Jinkers' 30-Musical program 9-Correct time
 S3O-WCSH, Portland-361 6:1N-Announcem s 6:15-Lost ads; news 6:30-Farm News Digest
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Southern Stations

101G-WN<C, Ashcyillc-207 1-Iuncheon music 7-Dinner music Sport news OlO-NRC, Washington--'69 o:30-Same as WEAF 6-Same as WEAF I-Bihle talk IS:3O-Samc as WEAF
 6OO-WFAi, Dallas, Tcx.-5O0 12-Baknr orchestra ,12:30 q. m.-Theater music G3O-WSB, Atlanta-l78 8-Sunaay school lesson 10-Concort '12:45 q. rn.-Conccrt
 SSO-WsM, NashyilIc-3I1 S--AnnounCement S:15-Dinner concert 9--Same as WIZ i0-Barn dance
 Western Stations
 05O-kDKA, Pittsburgh-318
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Meriden-Thomas Wrinn, 37, Of Waterbury, suffers severed artery in automobile crash,