file that comes a-stealing
fit me meadow? The
of our panting tug
“other lot of Jeddo.
M kind of weather
”have have the coal to
I it, and if old Zero Show:
h head we are prepared to
fit it Our coal is mightier
ThebeetTimbaandLumbei-ean be hndin any quantity and at:
”1’ “m" l” “W The HATCH (8t BAILEY Co. ..
Compare our Timber and Lumber and our facilities. and then put I
us to the test. We will charge you only what is necessary to bring 1
the best to you at a proper business profit—no more. We want your :
future business lost as much an we would like the first order.
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Annual lasting-Held hi the tier-
1’
walk Library Auditorium
Yesterday
the Historical Room of the Norwalk
Library, yesterday afternoon at 3:30. 3 .
nu illuminant
Tristram & Hyatt
The annual meeting of the Norwallr " '
Equal Franchise League was held in :2 T
’ 1-11-3-I-f-I-t-jfi-t-j-j-
' ‘2‘?- f-‘T.T-Z'.‘f;'..‘1'.,"’.‘f.-,.
The Christmas China is Ready.
Dbspite war conditions we have assembled a most attractive and varied display of IM- '
PORTED CHINA that is fully equal to former stocks with hundreds of itcnis, including j I
7 Double S. and H. Trading
Stamps at
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Washington St.
erts as Regent.
_ The annual election of officers
sheeting, last night. There was
Past Regent—Harry S. Roberts.
Regent—fl”. D, Stannard; ,
Vice, Regent—George Kindle.
Collector——St. John Merrill.
Secretary—George Gr‘Richmond.
reenter—Chester s. Selieclfa.
Guide—Gordon Cave.
Chaplain—~Lester Roberts:
{Vl’al'den—Rodman Lillie.
Sentry—William Palmer.
Trustee—F. C. Riedell.
Raymond, Jr.
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, WEIGHT Bl'T’l‘l-le
Marceau. Doc.
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lid William Lyon 835
CHAS. BRAND
So. Norwalk
ml
~v'ymontlls ago to rob Anton Zimmerman
PONASSUs COUNCIL ELECTION.
. p. bunnard Succeeds Harry Rob.
0ft .‘
_ . until it for New HuVou. The other
Qi‘lflSSuS COllllCll. 1263. Royal Area-gimme made such it l‘ul'kct that Zim-
m, was held at the regular monthlylmerman was aroused and sent out an
a alarm and the Steinburus were or-
stage attendance of members. and
The officers for the coming year are: .
orator-William H. Raymond. Jr.
l
resentative‘to the Grand Council O'ClOCk- Interment Will take place ml
Harry S'. Roberts; alternate, William Si. Mary‘s cemetery. “
nifty thepelection. the Council was
red by a very interesting addressf. Mrs. Frances Montgomery died. last‘ Tile mysterious prisoner “John Gar-
Cassius M. night. at the home of her son. Arthur vin‘lwas presented for indictment “n.
man nor: smlnxo snonr
” .. Wants have quick mum.
lly denied and partially confirmed. The
,vlslt of Mr. Schwah, however. reveal-
ed that the State Department had last
.of hard luck and lack of cm 10' ken official cognizance of the subject“
lmcm. and mi d they planned pf()‘3‘;l8li.ll0uxll Secretary Bryan announced
{yesterday that government agents. af-
ter a thorough investigation, had been
unable to learn that any work was be-
ing donc anywhere in this country in
the construction of foreign warships or
parts thereof.
; It was believed. however, that the
State Department desired to consult
.thl the Steel Company officials so
there would be no violations of neu-
'trality if contracts were taken. While
itlle export of munitions of war, such
[for Court in 814500 each on a chart;
‘of horse theft.
1 ilotll father and son acknowledged
lihOll‘ guilt in court. They told it story
of Monroe. a distant relative, but had
Loot the nerve until yesterday. They
‘Siill'lt‘il by trolley from Nor-walk yes-
‘tc-rduy afternoon. but their funds
\verc exhausted in llritigcport. ’l‘llcy
walked the rest of the way to Zim-
‘mcrmam's barn, in Mom-cc. They took
lthe better of tlvo horses and started
rested nt _~l a. m. as they were pass-
ing through Shelton with his horse.
titer the election and business had. __ ___.,_...., ___.-. » lies guns. shells or ammunition is not
«huen‘dlsposed of, a social time was‘ DEATHS AND FUNERALS :pro'hiblted by the neutrality laws. the
pent, during which refreshmentsl “mm 'lfiiilllg out of warships or any armed
\d‘ere.serv‘ed_ Mrs. Thoma. F. McMahon. expedition from American‘soil would
Agnes Belle‘v, wife of Thomas Ffilbe considered a violation.
:Mmiahon, of 12 Hillside place. died;
:last evening, at 6:15 o’clock. of pneu- 9‘8" an American firm built the parts
lumnia. Deceased is survived by her;0f several submarlnes. consigned them
‘husband and one son. Horace T. Mc-‘lto “5 0WD agency in Russia and then
:Mahon. her mother. Mrs. Mary Bellew;l-3°1d them to the Russian Government.
and sisters, Helen and Florence Bel-' Although the transaction was kept se-
leW. of New Haven, Mrs. Vincent Mil-l cret llntll the shipment was concluded.
ler, Mrs, Charles Kirkly, of Washing-l it was generally held at that time that
ton. D. C., and one brother. William A. “0 13W hndpbeen violated.
Bellew, of New York city. The funerw '
al will be held from St. Josepll' ‘u_ s. D|STn|cTnouflT
K H’Ells Ill HAHTFUliIl
Church, on Friday morning. at
, I HARTFORD, Conn. . Dec. 2.-The
lDecember term‘ of the United States
'District Court opened here yesterday.
s
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Mrs. Frances Montgomery.
'B. Montgomery, No. 4 Ludlow street.“‘ier his own name, Claude Averill..oh
freBlllnents were served by Ule‘ East Norwnlk, aged sixty-seven years.‘ the charge of breaking into the post-
Slie is survived by three sons—Alfred office in Eastford in September. it
' 'nouncements for the next meet~ 3- MONSOUNTY» 0' 3'00“)!!!» N- Y-‘i‘ls said he comes from a good Maine
gt will appear in a later issue of this
Robert Montgomery. of Ridgefield family, . -
'Park. N. J., and Arthur Montgomery. When Judge Edwin S. Thomas op-
..of East Norwalk. The funeral Will be sued court he admonished quite
held from her late home. Thursday af< strongly some members 0, the Grand
ternoon, at 2 o'clock. Rev. L. B. i-low- Jury from New Haven and nelghbon
.m'l‘ivn store» 39“! ”9‘3"“ 0‘ St. Paul's Church, will 0" ing towns who did not reach the
pars were hcnl'ily fined in police :flciate. Burial will follow in East Nora courtroom until “.3“
~ today for sr-lllug short weight ’walk cemetery.
. 'Hoses i. Dnhln paid 350 and I
and .
be evidence was escorted by~
' L. Fine, deputy. senior of
. . and modem-rs. and Nate Po- ”3"!“ [Oil-Y “"1011 CM?!“
‘ . W. F. Stiles. ”no pound of
purchased by them. figured in
9 Several civil actions were mined
lfor trial. December 10.
, , , The Grand Jury found an indict-
l “ASthGTON, M 2‘ to: meat against Averill. he pleaded
' guilty. and was sentenced to one and
l .
1Schwinn. president of the Bethlehem cowbell your: in thehfedml mm
.ilieel Company. to the State Depen- at Atlanta, (is. and fined .1
“meet and are the the views of the ' '
:Amerim norm-eat on the some; W w... ... “I...
BRYAN TALK! TO ”HWAB-
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During the knew-Japanese war, how~‘
Corresponding Secretary—Miss Corn
1). Mead.
Treasurer—Jun: Howard Hoyt.
lllstorinnfbllss Julia lmkwood.
Press Chairman—Mrs. Alex. Rumm-‘
ler. . ,
After congratulations upon this very 1
effective tic-hot. Mrs. W, ii. Weed gave
an intensely interesting account of.
her stay in ldnho. where she was in
charge of the State work for the
Congressional Union, of her spending
election day in Salt Lake City where
she visited fifty~sevcn polling-places.
most of them front parlors of private
houses and of her attendance at the
National Suffrage Convention in ‘Nash-
ville, to which she was a Connecticut
delegate.
. Mrs. Weed's work lll ldallo consist.
tied in putting before-the voters. men
and women. the position of the suffra-
gists concerning the record of the
Democratic party which has placed
itself squarely against equal suffrage.
The contention is that suffragists be-
lieve the question of suffrage is quite to supply demands {017* documentary.
as vital as that of any one of the
attempts to obtain revenue stamps to
comply with the law. and who because
of their inability to do so became
frightened over what might happen in‘
the event they were not on the minute
‘= with their stamping.
There was no need for such fears
and this was made clear in a telegram
which Commissioner Osborne. of the
internal Revenue Bureau sent to all
collectors. The telegram was» lll.l‘e-
sponse to frantic calls from collectors
who told of crowds rushing their oi-
flces demanding stamps, and it was
hoped by officials today that the notice
would relieve a situation which gave
indications of causing embarrassment
to thousands of persons and whichalso
lmight have resulted in considerable;
confusion to railroads and shippers.
The telegram is as follows: "Date all
special tax returns November thir-
tieth until you are able to handle ap-
plications promptly, unless you have
information that no effort was made to
file same prior to that date. if unable
stamps for bills of ladlng, permit ship-
present issues, they, of course. plate-1m...“s to 80 forward, have record kept,
ing it first and infinitely more vital
than the tariff at‘present. Therefore
all suffragists. without relation to
party affiliation should align them-
selves against the part4. refusing to
allow the 'matter even to be brought
up in congress for discussion. As
there are new four million women-
lioters, if each one would .stop' to
. think and could be brought to see that
she should bring her influence to-away as fast as they could be turned,
and affix or cancel stamps when re-
‘ceived. Notify railroads."
l ; .Officials of the Internal Revenue Bu-
‘reau here explain that while every-
thing possible had been done to get
lready to enforce the law, they have
‘been hampered in their work because
Eat the failure of Congress to appropri-
ate additional money for that purpose.
iWhile the stamps have been shipped
. ' ., The recording secretary Miss Clara. ' I Ch ~ . ~ ~
.. 4 .. . , , ' " oand kPate bl 0' ' ' ~’ .~.. ‘w
., file cold—a tale~we're ‘ CIVII Serche , M. Hill, sue reports or the last 3% ., , p Ca 6 l .s, and B “is, Lake Sets, tracker and Cheese llatcs, (.llOtOldle hits
my, . , Mons of the or . x d k j‘ and many other dainty dishes.
of ng d if you D d F Ma‘ S h b l n fth ganizaton an ape e . -
m , @0111 —-an Th r e y o e work of the committee
~11; of ’JeddO's power we’ll e eman or e tenograp ers on ward canvassing, which had done ,1 '
h“ no end of sellin . ' much preliminary work and had held 1 ' . . . ,
. . - g '3 C“““"“" “91’“ at W... .. — - See the Specnal Tables A Fine Showm of
0 Club when Mrs. H. H. Knox and Miss I . g
errl 0 e 3Elsle M_ [iii] spoke. The Suffrage ~ ‘ °
The ifloat in the third of July carnival. AS usual “"3 have arranged separate ‘8' [Ckele ware
J with an expenditure of some forty dol- I: 3 l . ' . . . . - - .
, . )les, With a hclst of attractive items that .. . '
. n--. __ gm liars was described. and the fact noted " . lea and_Coftee Pots. Cofi'cc Pcrcolators,
. , ERRIS COAL ' ithat at the very successful fair in Sll- I: make pretty presents at a small cost, Liquor Sets, Beer Sets. Coaster Sets
, — _ ,— ‘vermine for the Belgian Relief Fund with a price range of on -- . r . . j
’ _ ’ . -Dt, 506. 13c, $1.00. \acuum B l“ H
. _ , _ .p ithere w“ a Suffrage booth which Ott ts and Crumb l‘ra) s.
. COMPANY. EERS RKE I Etook the form of a shooting gallery.
fi ‘ 4 {and was in charge of Mrs.’ W. H.,
”‘9' ____g __ ‘ i Weed and Mrs.‘ A. H. Cole. AnnOUnce-
, 22 W‘SHINGTON STREET ament was made that at the Methodist -
w CARE OF CHILDREN S a“ .fair. Mrs. F. 8- Lyon and Miss Hm
. TEETH .will have a Suffrage booth. Another
A FEW SPECIALS ivory interesting item was that the,
. gNorWalk Republican Club has invited‘ -...---___-- .-.--._.. . .._..M-..... _ - ~._..
Fresh Hams ........... 18c lb. Swift‘s Premium Olco- ’the Sllffragilts and “antls” to debate Of the experiences in Nashville,
Fresh Shoulders ....... 151: lb. margarine ............ 25c lb. [before them and the representatives perhaps the one which most intel'hfl— ~ 1,
Sperry & Barnes' Hams. .19c lb. Cauliflower ............ 5c head and senator of this District next Wed. ed her hearers was the account of
Oranges ...... 15:: to 40¢ dozen .nesday, December 9. and the suffra- the street meeting lasting from 7:30 . ‘
‘glsts have accepted naming Mrs. Car- to 11:30, the crowds varying from . I 1e 6' 0 ‘
_--. - - - J—y '05 Stoddard, 0’ New Haven 35 ”‘9" 500 to thousands, and still waiting in . . 'I
lchampion. The anti-suffragists have the street when the speakers con- i
. .110! as yet accepted the Gil-““911“. cludod that their voices would not . 6
Sanitary Markets “M” “’ - -
body would gladly have named the ~_ Tl (1 L d g 0 f tt ,
39 \i i St a W . same ticket which has served so ‘ 1", ea In “t l ers ‘9
.‘ ‘ “" ' 0 F Schultze 5“ “““mgmn xl- ,faithfillly. but Mrs. r. 8. Lyon wholEAR llf Pllllswllllllll it
l .“""W- . I‘OF‘V‘Hk- ' ' 5‘" M'rm‘lk' has proved so unselfish ea t ' ' for a]
Most boys and girls dislike to go ‘ ' d , l ' ’ 50 ' rnes,: . S,
to the dentist. but those who do and Large- can 'l‘uliic I-‘lsh ..... 20c silollldcr Nicuk ........ “c if). an “2? “£2” onaglyt'hcgmpeltent as a" PRnVES GRUUNULESS ‘. l!
he tnlte'czlrc of thcir’tccth are the Lug-go i-iin 'i‘omuiocs ....... (lo (‘liuplnul Iii-cf ........ 18! ll . pres "8 0 nor, 0 or tie league: M W I B d . (J l V
hes who are seldom Sit'li. ». They .,, , , - . _ . . t ’ and in public, positively refused to; ' ~—- ' en, omen, oys an if So !!
, . Lilla? um (orll .......... lui. Home intuit bullsuitc..ltlc lli. .
-.stand high at school and excel at . . . stand oi f ill - u
play. Good health follows good lcclh ‘ In“. Shoulm‘fi """ 100 ll). ' 38 ll 0" 0 C9. And ll does t I N ‘ Th l . I
.To have good mom you mm “We seem only fair that. others shouldVGOVBrflmen sauce 0 ice 3 3 "l S . l . S!
,Ildlem n certain amount of cure. Bring >—* ~‘ ~” — *4 ‘ r " ~'- “swig—‘2 .take “p the burden which in such a w I P l ’I‘ peela s In our H
your chug“... ‘0 m... l lcause as suffrage. is really a burden "1030 llll CO“ d "Di ['0' a ll -'
“: Consultation 1. . of submarines ill this country for Euro-' 1 . ‘ " U
2 rec. ‘ b lli . jand needs devoted work. , . 3‘ Wlll) P H ~ .
1.1101113: ii a. m. to 8 p. in.: Sunday . .901!“ 8 gertnts. : The informal. and later the dermal: cure amps l B ['0' 1‘ U
fly, appolnuncnt. . l Mr. liryull declined to disclose what i) ’ i 9‘. men V
, l _ 1 ; allot resulted in the following elecw (acted ” U
D J H M II [nail the position of the American born tlon - ; A .- "’
_ . l'. e . a my vlernmenth lic declared the question; 11;)“ Presldents~\lrs J ‘1 Coburul ‘- i 1‘ V 5’
filo South Main. 54., go, Ntwwalk iwns not yet concluded. but under con'laud ‘1‘” F S ”'0‘; ‘ ' ' ' WASlilVGTON' Dec ”'Mllllfli‘lhlll N S!
W ... . ~.. _...._ n" ‘____ _ .~_ . 4 .. V . H 1 ' ‘ " ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' I -. ‘ ’I" ‘ I ' . v ‘ V . . l
a. ' ‘ ' .sl‘dzrztion.’ 3.111. bumdb' accompa. President—Mills E. M. llill. rcvcnue collectors throughout the; it (“mum Black Lyn). 591” "“1qu “3y deW actual 5‘
, _ Milli Slellllllll‘g and Son, ill NDI‘ size“; ttlllzlrniilsllabstifdm' “'50 ”(“89le let. Vice-President»Mrs.;Percy w. comm, had “once many from the 1...: ll value on account of the warm weather. Come and 5‘
‘ 3 ‘ ' - ' Brooks, ' ternal Revenue Bureau here that the‘ ’ lit) ~. ‘ . in ‘ ' ~ . ' . l‘
_ W XM walk, Pill Under SL500 ! “Mr. Schwab came!“ said ML Brynn. 2 d v . ‘ _, f! t k ‘ (.tnu c RacLoou Sets at l‘LdllCLd pl‘lCLS. Hud- ,,
‘ i“ . . n . ire-Prl‘sldenl~~-‘llrl- Soolllfl gowrmllel“ does “0‘ “““m ‘0 pm“ n son bcal bets and all other Burs marked at v r U
, AS PRESENTS B a ‘ in response to our lnqulry concerning Abrnllams cute any one subject to the war rcvcn-y 1.. ' - - e y x '
. 12’ Oil 8 the manufacture ill this country of ' - . ' I! spt‘cral prices. 5.
Solid Gold Iavalicres $1 50 . .. 8rd. Vice-Presldent—Miss Brendlin- no law who shows a nilllngneSS and x. . U
.5 id G 1d ‘\l k l ‘ ' up ‘ ships or materials for shipbuilding. ger readiness to buy the new tax stumpsf ’3 i
01 o .' cc ’ClalllS Slllrurm Doc 9*Jolln atom ‘ new" ””0"“ "m "‘0 B“”“"h°"‘ on I i
. ‘ ‘ ' '- -- ‘ . * ‘ . . . Vice-President«Miss Mary The notice was sent to allay fears on . . . . . . . . . . . t . .
. . . . . . . ......... $1.50111)l:lf“§;:;l‘dmh(is::;ié :(IJhH gll..inl.u,.g_ J,” bigot (:lmpnny bud contracted to build Marvin. "he mm of thousands of persons all“ 3.3:::‘:~A:‘:‘:T'3.~='=".‘.3':.':':\;‘;:‘3;L;“
.gragelets ...... . $1.50 to $8M]is mornh‘xg,und 14::02'1113: $2331.:2rgllll‘lifillts. \;Ihlch l“m;“llebe Shirl)“ Recording Secretory-Miss Mary over the country who yesterday he ,
a” ‘ Big Selection. ,illolli‘c court were held fill'.lll(‘ Super. n sec ons‘ “w an H" outs-s Rider' Sieged the internal revenue offices ill PnES'nENT GETS :TEBBIHG 8103"“
FIRST Milli lllFllllMITlllll
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Condilionsl ”,“VSTON‘ Tcms- DM- ,..(‘me here
in Europe, as viewed by Dr. Henry vanlson was killed and several were in-
Dyke. American Minister to The Neill-:i‘lwd Md dozens driven from ”mu.
. l-Ollli‘s by a terrific wind and rain
erlhnds, were up for discussion “'- 9' storm here early today. Six inches
conference at the White House today of mill full. Siroct car and train
between President Wilson and the min-59““? “'“S dl’lllm‘illlwl- A Mini)“
later. Mr. Van Dyke had been invited“ bridges were washed away and
houses in low-lying sections were
to be the luncheon guest of the Presi: flooded.
den“ ‘ E. E. Dnshit. nn employs 01' a gas
Fresh from his observation of condi- agimpuny, was killed by lightning
lions generally in Europe. Dr. Van whit‘ll linmagt‘d a number of llullll‘
. , . . .- 7 _ lugs.
lee “as ready to give President \iil inforniution here is that the down—
son firsthand information. The minls- hour was general 0‘,” the coast se-c_
ter already had discussed the subjectmns of Toms. Railway tracks are
with Secretary Bryan. .tlnder water at many points and all
While denying the report that he was . Swill Tex“ Streams 1"“ brlmll‘l- 13‘
the bearer of a personal letter from; “m” mglm‘s the lmvmnds 3“)
”IMAGES TEXIS
9
many
.. . linundatcd. Twelve inches of rain has
Queen Wilhelmina relative to pcacedmucn since Nov. 1.
Dr. Van Dyke told the Secretary that!
PROGRESSIVE LEADERS; .
U88 PABTV’S FlITllllE
the Queen and the people of Holland.
earnestly desire an early return cf]
peace'among the warring European: ["80
nations. -
That the present does not appear to'
be a propitious moment to advance da-I
finite DPODOSfllS for terms of peaceyilcadcrs from ilVfll’lty-fh'e states met.
however. was made clear by the min-5:12; ‘33:; ‘0 d‘scuss the “m"? (if
ister, following his conference witll‘li Those in ntteudnnce "included mem-
er. Bryan. “The desire of the Unitedlmrs or the Progressive National Ex-
States for brace," he declared, “is aiecutlve Committee of which Giorgi:
well-known fact. The decision as i°i$l§e§l§$$c§§dmh 75:33:58: 3::
the proper moment for us to act is mlmlnent men in the party councils. O.
the hands of my chiefs. The Presifix. Davis; secretary of the commit-
dent and the Secretary of State Cailftcc. said a statement regarding the
be trusted to determine when that mo- future program of the party woul‘,‘
ment arrives" . i'hc issued at the close of the con”-
~ The hope was expressed by Dr. Van.
‘
CHICAG 0. Dec. 2.-—l‘rogre5sivo
terence. _ ~
"Entil the views of the Various
bear upon the party which will help out b l fEn vi and 7
y no Bureau 0 gm ng
her sisters to get the vote it would be Printing. failure of some collectors tonyke that when the time for settle
"tremendous. This the Congressional 'heed suggeiltions from Washingtonjment of‘ the war arrivedmthe Usitei:
Union is spending great time, “muey'that‘all applicants be given suppl‘e313iates would play a no e par
‘ bringing peace. While certain that
and ell-'0“ 1° hm“? “bc‘ul- M's- Weed. ‘gumclent to last a few days and not be
{committeelnen arc. presented and
considered." he said. “it will be tr.»
Tpossiblc to slutc exactly what the '1')-
{ture of the action will be ."
The impression prevails among our-
‘for instance carried out with her a
thousand pounds of literature to have
distributed. She worked for some
time after speaking in Chicago. Den-
ver. Greeley and Cheyenne. in Boise.
Pocatello. and the surroundinx MW
try. She had distributed in ldaho
Ialone sixty thousand posters. she had under-ell We'd-y an opontlon for‘
‘to pay “25.00 for. . M 59'
cause both parties pawns“ of
what the «Iranian Ill t do to un-
mule “Ill”. livi- fine has
heard lira, Weed reele’
ism lit“ tor her MI. «film
a. pm have m mm W
permitted to have large quantities, had
complicated the situation.
. “BIB!“ FIRTNER DIES.
f NEW YORK, Dec. 2.—'l'emple Bow-
doin. a partner in the firm of .l. P. Mor-
gan & Company. died here today. lie
an tntestiul disorder.
.slr.aewdolumbl net-05.!“
succeeded in. other a: a mum in
the log... In. up. his “the“
la «loath about a year In
l M
7*“!me
s4-
.‘lil‘fii... . M, ; .i . .
“1° heart 0‘ Holland would be with theEly arrivals, it was reported. that it. _.
United States in such tailor“. the mln';nonl'orr-ncc would not attempt to for-
iiater declined to forecast what form mulate a policy for the wooden-
‘~ .‘tiul election of lillb.
the cooperation Holland or other he“ . Neither ,Col. Theodore Roosevelt
W countries might take. TM minim, nH- Governor llimm Johnson. of
l" VI. m '0‘" “"913“ ”day ‘m’lCaIifornln. vlwllrmldentlnl candidate
sail for Rolland Dec. 12. girl 191:. was present. California. how-
... - ever. we! represenivd by four deio-
- autos reported no be procured do
launch a beam (or (imernor Johns
loll for vmfldrm in 1’".
TM! MTV 0' l1'.
lilr (tailor—Freshmen st tbe'llnh-elu
alts" of Montreal: on forbidden to
smoke clam-I. ‘
Fond letter—«0. out in? New 0..
all new out a bit of mile.“
ghouls tum.
Our like of a model marriage in
Minotaur-m Bali and
for the the 101 toll law-(tweeters
3m ’ .
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Norwalk Chronicler