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“n W mm..va Miller, of “Trenton. N J.. is a
_ YOU SHOULD KNOW I visitor in town for a few days.
Monro-mg Bands.
Fire. Insurance means more than‘ ‘-—l.’mbrellas—:—
honest intentions. SIX out of SESEN Brian‘s.
Fire Insurance Companies, organised:
ill this county. have failed or abandpm‘
0d the business. To LIVE and Punish and her sister. Mrs Irene Wolsaer. of
real indemnity a company must have Corr), Penn. age spending the week-
end in New Y’ork city. '
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Mn George G. Ernst of Ellmcresl.
of the companies represented by up. Katie Holden yesterday was- arrest?
and then pick a big substantial coin. ed for assault on Mrs. Velma Over-
paay that you can depend on in time- land. of Springwood. This morning
of trouble. It costs no more to insure before Judge John Keogh. she was
in a real good company. Ifined $7.80. I
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TaYIor & GOlden afternoon was arrested for drunken-
.OUTH NDRWALK W312. . 50. less and breath of the peace. lie was
BUILDING. Inned actual costs this morning by
TELEPHONE 1230 Judge K908“-
I. ~John Ii, Dakiu, piano tuner train
I .\'ew York will he in town neIxt week.l
Orders sent to The (‘liflord Hlotel willE
_ receive his attention.
Attorney Freeman Light has flledzln
I applilation substituting (In namer C.
Hegemall. trustee. as the plilintiff in.
the case of Mrs. Margaret [home vs.‘
Coleman Charnok. This case has been I
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The Hartford police hale notified the l
. local authorities of the theft of a dark-
l' “‘4‘ Tm)“ No. 26 Improved Order blue limousine, fronl that city, bearing:
of 1nd ‘l’ll- -llI will hold a regular meet- “the monogram. ‘ll B. B." on the downs
in: um HIV-“Gal “PM” I“ I’ ““““"‘- I The lilcilsu number Is 5704 I
in llld ”(:le Hall.
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It‘ll h) the police in the
A son has hectl born to Dr. and Mrs.
William II. Gregory. ill Stamlord. Mrs.
Gregory has formerly Miss Harriet
lllluloll, oi Lowc street. South Nor-l
walk. and thc hall}, which weighed
twelve pounds, as well as the mother.
Iis doing nicely.
ll'rl". (alps. Ill ()‘llricu‘s.
A hlllll‘l session oi lllf‘ llourd of
Elm ll‘ll'll: Commissioners, of the Sec-
oltd llisll’ll‘l. was held lust evening in
the station on State street. ltoutinc
Illusion» was transacted.
3. Dance. Roodner‘s
river‘s Orchestra.
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\\'ilh \\Illl am lv‘arnum lecturing ini
lire parts on Tuesday. at Pleasant
Hall.
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"’hllillll F." ”haunt” choirmmp Hour and Lockwood's lulu.
All unusual'conditlun at tlIIlB‘tlme‘Of
ed ll position in a \‘ew York clmr‘cll, the year. was recently discolored by
beginning his duties me, fourth Sun the Laurrai Brothers, who. in break
' . Ins ground for a new house. on Marvin
. . I Beach tract. discovered there was ob-
Emailed fluidity. of the local parcclI column no: frost. underground.“
dilhlelrl'aps oat-hat.“ attempt; is out of _lho ordinary at this time 0
was made i filial Illa-n. on Eliza-,4 {he-year.
“will ‘ night... Tholwindow. .. . \.
olj’ll ”Willis I!!! broileuI and "19- : Property-Ion Harbor- Vlow Beacnl
used to wider the horses MEI burned owned by pI- 9 Whitehead of mm
”do the file blurted. or why it .,city has been attached as- the result
did not; a 'le mutually- deal-my the .‘of n’ult- brought forItiMIo. opium
burn as Io! coniccture ~ MI‘ and Mrs Whitehead by George
.W. Waincr, 0'! Bridgeport, administra-
Ilor of the estate of Lilllcil w 'Pat
chen. because»! promissory notes due
The lax-dwell service of Ensign and land-humid. Paperu have been filed
Mrs Edwin 1 Permit will) Il‘or some In. mr’l‘thn Clerk's timed.
time kayo- Wu lil charge of the Sal-I' , . .
vatlou Army, ill this city. will .be
held tuning” 'a the Iatl‘vatIon Army.
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- slim mta,’80n Hats. 4
0‘.Brlan‘s
Dr B. M. Rnstall. economic expert.
who has but recently completed the
IA 13'8“ “‘9’" . organlxatlon of the Labor and Indus-
dam‘e Is expect Many more are Ztry‘Bul-eau. of Maaaaebuadus,.-tomor-
who regret that Ensign and Mrs. P97" ' row. at noon. will speak before» the
nett. arc to leave NOPWBIKI '1’“ their | Men'aCIub of the South Norwalk Con-
wort!“ efforts along charitable ““93 I gregational Church. on "Government.-
among the poor of this vlflnlt) We alEtflcloncy" This will bean unusual
won them. ‘8 deserved promotion ‘0 treat for those interested In civic ad
tbs Hartford post of the Anny. In this “vallccmenl
mornings “Hartford “Currant” ' a . -
The cone of Anna R. Jackson, at
Perretl' 5 promotion to Hartford was Elli-it Noni-dill vs Leslle' Gamble. or
printed. accompanied by photographs fSeavlow avenue. In reference to the
Thorn is no doubtol’ their welcome in . Jackson building, “l the; corner of
where Mrs. Perrett is very EIFil-st street. being ‘Idostroysed by lire.
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lllainc Potatoes the finest. per peck .............. 16¢
3 Ills. (lranulatcd Sugar. 3 ll).s to a customer ....... 15¢
Lard. Swift 5 Lompound ................... .. 10¢ LB.
I llllltt'wtht finest L‘l'talllt‘l‘) ... ............. . 35¢ LB. I
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PRESENTING WONDERFUL VALUES IN
Muslin Underwear, Corsets,
Embroideries and Waists.
Tllc values oli‘crcd are not coullllolrplacc or ordinary
lull merchandise of superior style and quzllltlcs. \vllrtll
nearly double the pricés we ask.
Come Early
The N. E. Ryan Co.
8. WASHINGTON ITREEY
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“lll'l‘l‘i SALE.
ll rare olruorlulllty to Alt'l‘lll‘l‘ om-
lmih of thum- at a good sul'lmz.
Ill-st you forget. this big salc comv
'mances Monday. January 18. 1915.
Pillow (hack Inns Cloths.
On Monday; January 18, the Boston f ' ‘ ~“ I“ MES
Store starts- its annual January white
Muslin Underwear and Clearance sale ‘
In 'chlmt which they have‘hcld Iev.l
er)’ your 'at this time’ for tllé lion 2?;
learn and’ which ll always lookad'I
fondant to ‘by all wise housekeepers
many of whom save a part of their!
holfllduy ~nlolleyI to take udvantalte of- ,
this grant yearly Ola-lug. to lay in ll '
supply of their household needs for
Solon on Buying vacbl, Napkins; 1‘:-
blo Ill-lulu. Bod spread». slam-lg,
wAsimo'l‘ow. Jan.- rue-«Viacom
«nor Henderqgn 8. Martin. of tile
IPllillpplues‘. imam warul'u district“.
possible Amman exploitation In
those faunas All! dinner given In his
honor myoplwmhd-lam Com-
bolll preamp and tutors use. mlsIalonol-I Quinn 3M Earnsbaw 00h
Probably than never in a time Iel‘ manta includgd- I pan or more of
when it family is surfeltod with tow—-
chi. Many hundred dozen have been "mm" and ”innullll”. AMI!!-
recolvod special for this sale. They In- “at Secretary. Breckenridge 0' "“3
clndo both linen and Turkish and the) IWar Department. General McIntyre.
are the standard aim. III) follow —" Chief of the Bureau 0! Insular Al
Guest towal, 15:24 lnchcs., .filrs and others
. Medlulu facortowel. 18x36. .. ' ' ..
Lam “WNW“ m” I l have noticed lately. hull Mr
Aierag'o‘Turklah towel. 24x42. Martin. nner. eldest-Ins thé Filipinos
These mauvrvmom shoutd be a 1lull 'ule pollc‘y ‘ollldUnlml sum
““33: mtl’l‘owell allzgmla‘l‘dtenlng wilrllllyl townM'lbem.‘ "a tendency In this coun-
(‘Il OI‘G B
o! ”we linens. napkins.» em“ from I try to quibble and until hairs on little
which you are probably Kolng m- .I things in connection with thin Phllip
choline one more table cloth and act-l pine question‘ It la n grout problem,
of nnpklml WM there CVB'I‘ ll womln l ‘nd the m‘mr “a“.e the whole
who had too mnny table cloth. or a- .world is watching our policy there.
time when their favorite pattern was
not just "beginning. to so?" The rule: Let mo 0"“ 0 Warning Ml to yield
in buying ulble' cloths is to romom- 'to temptation to which other great
her that the maximum (Wei-hugs I gong-“menu; of the worm have yielded
should be eighteen Inches. Tho ta on“ the mfl temptation ‘0 “910“
l to are all noted at:
llncns- In ills so Cl In” Philippines."
lawman before-rho—w price.
The Boston Slam has received .fa Mr. Quezon praised the American
mammoth shlvmem 0f Ghee“ Md Du- .Government's work in the Philippines
10“ ms” for "“3 5m" I" ““3" it is and called attention to the fact that it
Int clcr rcccilcd all
the ”mom Ship"! Iwas unique in that It was doing a
well known. having worked there some some time ago. was nrguedlyosterday.
years ago. IbeforedudgdWe‘bb,.ofr Br (l eport. At-
I_l':torneys Gray ‘& Gray re rented Mrs.
Jackson. and Mr. Gumble'ls attorneyslI
any one time. They arc also going on
Hale ill positively the lowest prices cv- Igreat deal for the Philippines without_
or quoted for till.- stand?" any monetary rcturn.
makes. It is much morn oconnmlcnIII A letter was read from Secretary
v I I hemnlc ' .
Imd‘“ ‘0 hu‘ “new; ”m“ Garrison expressing regret because he
than it is to try to mule them at:
“.llomc mucus tltt‘ womlln' s limo has could not attend the dinner and paying
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It was learned this morning that anI
agitation has been started to appoint
Albert E. Winchester of Gibson Court
Ithis city. superintendant of the south
INorwalk Electric-t Light Works. as a
I: member of the Public Utilities Com-
mission. ,
In the early part of next summer
Ithe six~year term of Commissioner T.
B. Ford expires. and there has been
lsome little talk, partimlarly in New
Haven. of naming Mr. Winchester as
his sulcessor
Asked about the matter this morn-
ing Superintendent Winchester said
he knew nothing about it further
than he had been told a New Haven
paper recently printed an account of
the agitation. Mr. Winchester said
he did not know who started the talk
and it was un-I
authorized by him. He stated he was
not seeking the appointment by any}.
means, and is sorryIthe matter wasf
of hill appointment,
mentioned. He recommended that the .
present Iboard be retained. as they are ‘
becoming more popular every day. and
transacting their duties in a thorough
efficient manner. Mr, Winchester is
personally acquainted with the man
bets or the commission. and is
against a change in its membership,
CHECK .SWINlIll WORlllll
0N lllill hull
Eugenc Waller of this city. recent
Iy anst all “all" appearing in an
issue of the New York Stand Zedong;
ar prominent Ger-man paper. In which
a man culling himself fEdward
Kroacblllcpn“ Inhaled be bid 91.999 to
Qtsdomloanwon drag: “condor third
mortgaged
Ill We. lo Mr. Woltcrzp Iailoi;
Mr melllnunl listed BoilItli Kc}-
walk and looked out“ lilo loo!) prop“
cry on Which Willey- dealwd to:
rang mono)". Kroochmn‘n promised
I‘ loan of 96.00.
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locond time dimebmnnn was accord-
mlllod by a lady, whom he Introduced
as his wife. Mr. Walter paid. «in
stranger $59 rfor’loolilllz over the
property and for nulldng the loan.-
and gave Koscbnlanu a note and morg-
nxc In exchange for c check of
8500. . .
The check was drawn on the Ridge
field National Bank. at the corner of
Myrtle and Cypress streets. New Yorll
city.
ment by Mr. Walter it was returned.
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bearing the notice "No Account.” .
The New York police 'have‘ been. no
titled of the apparent swindle.“a‘nd
Chick William IR. Pennington will
mail a warrant for Kioscllmann's ar-
rest to the authorities of that city.
Koachmaml is described us being
about 5 feet, 6 inches tall, and weigh-
mg 160 pounds. Hill peculiarities are
a slight deafness and the inclination
to otutteIf. His time Is full and red
and he is partially bald. His dark-
blue eyes are blamed and watery. lie
we attired neatly in a gray suit and.
derby hat. He is probably 59 years1
‘were ‘Keo h 6‘: Candee. A motion to
SPECIAL make the is“ =0: article} burned more!“ cash value. The cost or the thn- a high tribute to the Filipinos.
" - ' . . '. med sheet is ulnlost identical witlll
bu: lllImlll‘d, 25l $11.0 17¢ specific and to strike out Ipome Item» um cost or the shown“ In the m,“ 1 HIST CHURCH
Q'Ii lll.|.lli(‘a SOC SlZL‘ . . . . . . 34CI was “5““ Among the l03t articles llf (oursc. the upper llom should be; GRACE IBAPT
-. . . has the statue, "Bust of Innocence," ‘thrcc ' chin: and tho lowcl one our CONCERT.
Sal llI'lIrlllt‘Z‘l. $l.oo SIZI‘ 57C and $10 300 in cash lawyer Keogh ““‘l‘ ““1“- 1'3”" “mm" “‘0‘“ :“rtn. The Sunday school of Grace liaptiat
. ' . I "' 7. ' ‘ laundering lllbol. loo nuln'lou s cc 4 c “d
“or 011:. “luck. of South \orunlk during his nrgu- Immm dwmnIfm,‘ and no“ protection Church, at the corner all Quin y a.
, - . . merits “allied to know uhllt the “-Bust
SllllSOl‘l- Powell Cerporatlon of Innocence" 'uas doing in the same
'2 WASHINGTON STREET room with so much money.
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ll'llil arc ambitious to succeed must realize that
no
Purl of your daily ell—
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.lrly's work standu by itself.
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\ l~II3l ll is the result of accumulated da)' 5 \l'Olk.
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sou-n1 wonwnul;
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of the lllllttrch. A good lulc Yo ll‘ IBuuer Street. Will give a Sacred C011
ml-mbci Is. to have the sheet with all cert Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o‘clock.
ovcllilmg of Miami inches on
side. plIlls lilo \liItltllIoII IllIlIlIInllllIlItItlIlIizfiI Isists of Mrs V. Cutler and J. Miles,
Anotlcl mpol on on . I
sale Is the “undelful stocks of long and the program, “lube“ follows.
cloths. nllinsooks. all Silt't‘lall) murkch Player by Pastor, Rev J. G. Sabre
Selections, Choir. Reading. I
“I the lowest posuilllc scllillg plil:e—-jI
\ulucs that urc not cu-ll matched ill Nlmo. Solo, Mr. E. O. Powel. 88199..
Reading Mrs
the lillL’GI stores in the bill titles. 'Il , , .
is ll grand opportunity fol the home .1l0n. M)“ P Hines. ,. Zl-
server to scculc hel- fluorite piece of L P. Baley Solo, Mrs. H. G Howard
long cloth or liulhsllok ill a good sm- 5 Reading, Mrs D. Forest. Speaking‘ Mr
ing. The assortn. out be wonderful and S. Bell. E @010, Mrs. D ChancIeI
all the diffclcnt widths are to be Il:.lll. lSel0"lioll. Miss E. Jones, Solo MisllI
The fine Japanese nolusook is a;
great fawrlto this season. being of In G Hall. Reading. Ml‘s- 11. ABKQWI
Quartette.
;heauliful tlullrc. llflll Egyptian cotv‘lSolectlon Iby ‘Holy City
itch. and 11qu silk. The width is 4I2IReadlng. Miss E Jones Solo, MiashI
|lnchcs; it cuts to advantage. and is C. Adding. Reading, Miss G. Bowel“
Iespeclully adapted fol women‘s and
imisscs fine lingerie. For more pram, Reading, Mrs James Jones. 3010 BMBI
Reading Miss Elsie
ticnl and serviceable \llIdPl‘.\Velll‘ thoIMr R.. Thomas. I
well known Entillsh 10m: <10th "9 I]3P)’.fllll. Speaklns. Mr. Charles Guthrie.
030“ Il'l‘ho committee of arrangememEl con- '
Mr: l V
Iold. The woman whom he Introduced
Ito the local people as ms Wife is midi shut do“ ll their plants because of u I:
to be lmndsoqe, and about 35 years
old. Her hair and eyss were dark.
Iand she was dlessed in black.
lIflEll Ilium
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cd five cents in the first fifteen min-
plea of todilyls derision of the OBlll‘dI
of Trade on reports," that n Congres-
onul movement on ‘foot to pro-
hlhlt cxpmts.. Mal". Militant which clos-
ed at $1. 45 yesterday: sold down at
1. 40
WASHINGTON: Juli. 46. ——Tllc. Dc-
pa'rtn‘lent of notice“ Bmcials today
were watching closely latest develop-
meiltd In the ‘slthation arising from
the recent big jump in the price of
When it was presented for pay-'
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ll. 8: (I. Molasses 2 calls
\\ llilc Rose Ilcll) P'Ol’ldt’l‘. 0
{Illakci (lots. 3 pkgs .......
A. STULL
ADVERTIBED LETTERS.
South Norwalk.
Miss Elizabeth Bai. 77 Meadow St.
Brone Banelie.
Miss Alma Bergren.
l. Cloth.
Mrs. P. Coley.
Jack Edwards.
Randolph W. Gordon...
Dr. William R. Greellberg,
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Bronlstacva Knot-,zno 4 Flizalwth St.
Tony Mortirer.
Mrs. Julia. Stenla.
Miss Merl Taraszovico.
Edwin Welcll.‘
Miss Mildred Wllitlock.
ANDREW LEAIIY,
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Banks. John.
Brown, Rev. Allen.
Erlanger, Dr. P.
Nowak, 8. Lewis.
Manna. C. C. ‘
- Illglltl'nlre. Mrs. C. R.
Rider. Miss C.
IITurncIrI. Mlgstncy.
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I. mwmworon" Jim. is — Admiral!»
trntlon otl‘lcinla were hopeful today
thpt‘ the foreign- owned on Wells ll-
rol‘lnd Taillplcd". Klein. would not be
contincated by Cari-aim: officials as
Mia! hid tbml'enodu The chief 'of the
.Comtltutlonallotn had been war-mid
by the Washington mliovcrnmont that
“serious conséqdcnccs might follow"
ahodld‘tllmu of confiscation bc~ car-
ried out. omclals saw a solution on
lhe problem in a victory for the Villa
.forces in the battle. which is immin-
1 on on the outskirts of Tulnplco in
llch of the prevous assurances given
by vnla- Gutierrez officials In that did
trict.
The warning to Gen. Carranza. was
sent last nllrhl following 11 conference
betwcon fiecrbtary of State Brynn. Sir
(‘chI- Spring-Rice. .tlle Brltluh nlnbao
that foreign- owned oil
“feare‘d cOnflsmtion of their wells" by
Carranza and that urgent representa-
tions hild been made to avert such ac-
lion.
The American Gowrnmvnt realizes
I'fllll) the seriousness of the situation.
'Not only does the British llcct do-
lpend for much of its lucl on the Tam-
plcn oil wells, but much of the pro-
use.
said. have already been lomptlled to
decree by tho (‘nrrunza Government
ublch makes it impossible for them_
to operate without the consent of the
Mexican llutllmlllcs and forces them
to pay it heavy fall. In addition, it is
Isnid ll \htunl cml :lrgo has hccnl
{placed on the exportation of oil In a
.big English company llv (flu-rams of-
'licidls.
IMC lllNlEY COMMAND
GIVES ANNUAl BAll‘
lOIle. ‘of the most brilliant. ’social at
fairs oil the new year was the largely
attended rand highly enjoyable third
annual dance. given ill the Armory. on
West avenue, last evening by» the
members of William McKiIey Camp,
No. 9, United Spanish War Veterans.
odor. and Representnthcs of Amerl‘ ‘
can oil companies. It was explulnodI
companies:
duct is shipped to Texas for railroad
Some American oil concerns, it is;
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EURNITURE CO
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SO. NORWALK
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Delicious Creamery Butter, ll lll. .................... 34
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24 COTTAGE STREET.
EAST NORWALK.
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Louis Avrick
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sourrl NORWALK
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fllrnilbdQéfillenta-muslc for danc-
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I'raebom 11709:. mammoth-
pound of pmhupt’cltlzcus, compris-
cd melanomas: . Capt. Albert Mm
luau; 31:“ .3: B. What. flannel Kmltor,
Tfimfiolly. Dunc-"l Primed, Capt.
Arthur Hoyt. Capt Fired Anderson,
Clarice bimond.A1loIpb Dreyfus,
Stewart Elliott. ’
-* Irma. Lockwood wall door manager,
and. the entlm command acted as of-
flclent aids. .
The ccmmittéa' In charge of the
“dome was caulposcd of‘Ira C. Lock-
IvroodI olllllrnmn; Charles Giulrnlerl,
89cm, Colon Ill. Fldwellen. William
IIB. Richards Willis Cavanagb and Fred
J. Hodges.
The officers of the Camp are:
Commander—Wm. D Richards
I Senior Vice-Commandorwharles
IF Guarnieri
Junior “90- Commander-Ira. C.
'ankwood.
Adlulanl——Albert Butters.
Quartermaster-9C. M. Flcwwellon.
Chaplain—~Wlllté L. Cnvnnagll.
Surgeon—Dr. .H. E. Hoyt.
Muslclan~Rlchard Gordian.
Officer of Dwnrthur E. Godfrey.
Officer of Guard%harlcs A. Irma
Color Sergmnt+Frnnk P. Rooney.
Color Sergeanthoaeph Kelli"-
Trustee. ~ll‘rcd J. Hodges
Hlstorlnn-—~Howllld N. Godfrey.
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Wt‘lu‘monlcs Continued by Mrs. Ehrl
Thomas, of Rowllyton.
Most interesting and
were the installation ceremonies of
Illurcka ilcbckuh Lodge, 1 0. O. E.
‘Iicld last evening. District
impresgiva ‘4
Deputy , .
Grand Master Mrs. Earl 'llhomes. of .
' {ow-nylon was in charge. and she was
:nhly assisted by Grand Marshall, Mrs.
Frank J. Brabuly, the staff of Past
INobIc Grands. Eurckll Rebekah lmige.
‘ Beautiful pieces of cut glass were
lp rc senterf to Grand Master Mrs. B
Thomas and Grand Murshall Mn.
speeches of presentation ‘and thank:
were very upprOprlabe and interesting.
Mls. Elsie Thatcher, from the lodge.
received the handsome rogalla. of the
Past Noble Grands. and the results.
IBradbury. b) JoanH. Batterson. no
was presented to the lodge by Mrs.
Richard Dunn. president otFrlend-
ship Association. No. 3. P. N. G. -
Clever speeches were enjoyed from:
various interesting talkers. and the ov-
cnlng was passed - in livery enjoyiablo
locusisls of bed spreads.
Jand cvl-ry
jcomfortubles, makes tcmptlll
" guide to the bedding shoppelu.
stocks are .oolurse.
locommendcd.
The bedding department, which
every size
blankets and
offers”
to the thrifty housekeeper w o .-wlsh
cs to leplcnlsh her stores ill. this
time. The regulation sl'I' V ”m sluglc.
kind. also
threequarter and full 5129 beds are. as-
.follows: ——-
Single beds, 82x90.
Threcquallcr beds, 72x90.
Full size bolls. 81x90. '
'rho'l'ie measurements should be ll'
A
woolen blunkets' laud
rimmed foreclurhncyandnmm» pool
livelle he closed Ontllm‘lfld‘mlé: TM
“.19 w l be con;
.1
[trial lrillllcs odmd low it will
lchalrmalr or this committee In chore
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I
Snowing. wheat andII flour; with it view to pos-
Reading Miss L lsilllo discovery of. ellllonce of illegal
combinations. birdmpb prosecutions
will follow. dccordlug to Attorney-
A most pleasant time was enjoyed (”maul Oregor“
I The Attorney General has received
In" ovenlngLIn Arlon Hall, on Meohan-I up to today no information that. Ille-
lc street w hioh» W88 the 30.939 01' 3 gal prucliocli hull been rcdortod to in
' dance. held puller the auspices of the} connection with the federal Inquiry
ISolo. Mrs. E. 0, Powell,
I Mr. G. W. Johnson
IClark Reading. Mrs. D. Dunn.
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.. rcllestl'us render-”30ml! conducted into thé wheat and
Jolly Flvg', ”2-8 Two 0 d m lflour situation in Chicago undel- ileu-
‘9‘ “n“ a.“ concert musk“ an e eral Instructions from the Depart.-
evenlu‘ was passed in 3 Ivory onion. he,“ .of Juan“
‘7‘" mannnr Stephan L933?“ W“ tl1°.1"l‘cellil'.Irlt Wilson had before him
today the {million :of' Mao. lull pr.
. ' Elle-milk“ .m memoir
Houuwlv'ea' midwl—tbaulbo order on
.. columnar “mum from thin
“t
9L»; .1, . I. 1,033an would prlccnficnnlmuc to me. 2 ’““°NW’W‘W
manner. it delightful social time. with
refreahmonto and dancing as feature.
being enjoyed. Next Friday Installation
ceremonies will be field in New 00n-
nan. and on the evening of the 3rd of
February public Installation will b6
had in Stamford. The ofllcers installed
last nlxht were: —— . ‘
Noble Grand—Mrs. Rose Cal-r. .
rice-Noble Grand—Mrs. Geo. ste-
veils. ’
Recording Secretary—Mrs. Frank J
Excalibur» ,
The hall was gayly and elaborately
decorated in-a most becoming man-
nel-‘wlth flags and banners of various
kinds, and the jolly throng that danced
until a late. Ibqur.‘ enjoyed to the full
the preparations made for their en-
tertainment. ,
Scores of out—ofa town guests were
present. and members of the oily
council and city, officials were honor-I
31"? flotilla I .41?“ annual ,
Map; in dd?» film) an en- I, ..,
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pullout: mow-altarwtbtfi
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