THURSDAY, DEC. ‘30, 1915
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' " "i""'“" 7“.” ’W "”"‘"~~' “~w -- a» .. V'WM‘W"~ m ' . . - . . - I and out samples chiefly on 111’: BULGARIAN SOCIA'LIS‘I‘S '
i _ Q, .r 1 ‘ ' _ h “ ground that national bankers-ere nut VOTE FOR .CREDITS'
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t ', _ mei"... ) ‘ ‘ RESERVE BOARD m" and were agile?“ :vnbh' to lll.—Tl’lt' Bulgarian Parliament at
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AND ? 3 AND 2 f :2: Th n3; l“ :2“? 11:1“: Wednesday’s session. discu55t-ll
. . e no s - - . . .,
, . . __....... . . , ~ar ‘fCCllt of 00,000,000 franc».
' ' ‘ > 4 m- Fritz and Robert Burclay have visit- nined their willingness ‘0 meow") in: a :ccolld criditmf 30515511)
OROT N ( l ed relatives in Rows too. 83me “like Asked fl rats in “1.9 hm a ”0‘15”" for ex» francs which has been propost-d
‘ 3 y V " anunatlou by the state bank cxam- { h 1 f f th { 1' f
w.- raova— ‘ , - ‘ , ' ‘ fill 165 0
, 3 ' ' M Fred lck Ben it i“ '11 [059". “5 all Be 'I'lms lner, but an adverse committee w'lyeredty ltflflilérsoaccoidlfil" to MW
1%...“ A ,r-o._ W'». . ~. __ _ ' l ,. ’__. :; , . 3»- rs. - 81' he 0011 miles I I r! t e u]. ‘ ~ r b ‘ .'
‘ ’- “'t ' , at her home in Huributt street. I M . Mt M w 905'; flied 111 h f bankers i this SOfia correspondcnt Of Room 3
.‘ ' CARNEG‘E AT MOROTON- Miss Florence Stuart of Bridgeport l . ‘ he “'0 c 35595 0 n 'l‘pl..m-;.m (‘nnltlan\', Thc Ct)“‘t‘.\
I 4'————r ‘h , ' ' ‘ - l “fit—“IN I“ State h- state are watching each other as in- - g.
, as been spending several days in Miss rude u din thl pendent continues.
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Law 0'8“” ‘° 89°“ “mm" '"l '““ week at her hornet lotus“ g 6 stltutiossfolloslfixlesal Phases “may on this “Meet as m the H“ dUCtrll‘d‘” 5°““"“~‘ U
Connecticut ‘ Charles Rentin of this town hu‘ u may. , o - film“ in Flanders. While the na- presscd pacifist sentinn-nts zlm'lt
l Andrew Cmexle Will Wt We“ sold his moving picture theatre on Mr and Mrs E l Beers have m Very “080'! ltional bank men have no separzie opposition to all war. but m”
Skibo castle. «Scotland. next year. for fist Main street, Bridgeport. ' ‘ ‘ “ ' organization, they Will undoubte y sentcd to vote for the credits,
turned from a holiday visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Alva K. Beers, in Strattord.‘
he has arranged to spend the coming
”ml-“e" in this 50‘1”"? when he Irving J. Townsend has returned to
' closes his city home on upper Fifth his home in Collinlville for the holl-
avenue. New York. a, season.
Mr. Carnegie has leased the “Brick
House" astute of the late Anson
Phelps Stokes, st lNoroton, five miles
from Stamford The stokes estate
comprises ten and one-half scres on
the extreme end of long Neck point.
iutting into Long Island sound Be-
IBankers ill lNorwalk and all overlget together and present another
Connecticut are keenly interested lnihm at the next legislature. The
the news which comes from Wash- state bank and trust company men
ington to the effect that M. C. El-_ have an organization—about ten
mm counsel for the Federal Re-i months old-and it is said to be par-
evenlng by the Greenfield Hill Country . serve board, a”. the question 01" tlculariy active in safeguarding the
Chi). fills ,1;th the board‘ to authorist interests of the members, and is
Mrs. Gotcha] and childen of New‘ nationll bunks under the reserve it“: 3150 said to be. preparing another
to act as trustee executor mmistrong opposition to the expected
York “V9 been meats ofdlr.andurs. - : . h ti 1 b k m n
”‘89 3““! Chrimmn h" ““9“ Martin Peterson. of Hillside street. Junior and resist!" of stocks and ”“1 ”0m ‘ e “a 0““ a“ “ - ,
ed a position 3'3 slenosrapher for At- gbonds. will be submitted to the! EMPEROR WILLIAM
5”“ “‘9 "“3“” “mm “mm" may BMW 5 m. and Mrs. R. c. Williams of God- supreme court or the United SinSCOMPULsonv MILITARY 9 GIVEN RELIEF
approximately forty rooms. there are} ._..._. " . Itroy street will be week-end visitors [01' final determination. ML Elliottl SERVICE IN ENGLAND; LON DON. Dec. inr—q‘. (lis-
three cottages, a large stable. garage. Mrs. R. Bayhanl has been visiting in Milford. further says the decision of the llli-‘ BERLIN, Dec. 30’ via London, patch from Zurich, Switzerland,
greenhouse. with formal rose garden. with friends in Bridgeport, for a num- ends supreme- com deny,“ the“. 1:10 p. lll.—Tl’lt’ decision of the to the (‘Pntral News says; "Em-
a. stone pier, and bath-house .ber of day; ' The schools in town: which have on rights to national banks in that British (Jovcrulllellt in regard to pew: William, who is rendering
I from a sunpuratlng pli‘n rmon ill
. ljoyedatwo weeks vacation. will re-oll- state would 110‘ affect "‘9 ”BMW the compulsory military service
'COMMITTEE ON POLES TO SUBMIT The “Wk 0‘ tuning the 0’3“ 3‘ en on Monday, January 3d. of the board. . is attracting wide attention in the neck. has been i“l\'t'll so m-
REPORT. l'l‘rinity church has been completed.: Presumably Mr. Elliott would say,‘ chrmany. Berlin newspapers rcllcl. his doctors having WWW»
{The work was dune by Mt' Sims of‘ “3' counncnt extensively on it. Thc 10 lancing."
while the reform Socialists dtu
clared they would abstain from
voting. The Radicals rcfcrrml
the credits. All the other parli w
enthusiastically pledged thci‘
support, declaring that tho tcr u
of peace will in every rcspcct
correspond to lllllgarla’~ *al'l‘l‘
ficcs."
Several in town, will attend the
New Year’s reception. given Friday
akwnllt
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Mrs. S. M. Burnhsm is confined to
her home on Comps Hill with a. frac-
tured ankle.
A. I). Help, of the Dorian Point (:01-
.ny, has removed to his New York
home for the winter.
Arthur Ferris, of Long island, is,
Visiting with his father, George I",
11a. of Seaview avenue.
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Regular business was transacted
mold" afternoon at the meeting of
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Mr. and Mrs. William Nichols, Mr. if asked, that the inability of
the Ladies- Aid Society, of the East Public Utilities Hearings A" Set For Norwalk. 15”“ Mrs. John Cole, of Norfleld, have tional banks in Connecticut to act Morgen l’ost says a conscription - .-
Avenue M. E. church. January 4 I " h “ l h entertained relatives from Britkeport, us administrators and trustees by means a complete breach \vitllg‘“
"’— . - “ Mr. and M” 8‘99 9“ "‘50“ ave hollds nests reason of the interpretation of h‘ '(l 1- f h 1' 't' 'h (H ._> * ,
, . The dual reportofthe committee sll- , , a“ Y 3 . . t t. 1 ca s o t e in lb , an it {
William leea, 3 mm" Norwalk Pointed by the various power comparv rammed from a mp m Albany, N'.Y" “Meme“ “mun“ would “0‘ “t' licvcs it is not certain whether It New Year 8 EVP.
boy. no" ”Siding in 0W" m visltlnc, ice at their request of the public util- where they spent the holidays with Arthur and Chester Coley. of Chest- feet the position of the board in can be carried out without my
It the ‘holne of his moth-“2' on Rowan relatives.
meet.
CELEBRATION
with
not IHill, are guests for this week of getting a decision from the highest
tics commission, to prepare rules for
‘ their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
fecting atlairs of state seriously.
‘the joint use of poles. will lie submit-
Thc Socialist newspaper \‘or-E
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The usual meetings this week at the
A. court‘ln the land. l
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. “9d ‘0 ”'8 ”W’s'm on January Holy Trfinliy church are being onlitteg C Bradley of Norwood lvsrm he Federal Res rve ac gives \vaerts. '3‘“? ‘9 the (letlSlOll'Cl: MUSIC, ENTERTAINMENT AND.
Frederick B'm‘m- “"‘0 ”"low‘ll‘i at 11:45 21. In. The committee is com Th '8‘ m school held me“. Christ- w- WW8” ‘0 lhe federal ”I?!” board the l-rlilsll talunct as one of l'ur—Ii DANCING
from the East Side to ltowuyton, lhf‘lllposed 0‘ experts from all the power a m ‘y ‘ " ' , M“?- Sarah Perry, W110 has been l0 grant by special perm“ 10 na- reaching significance, saylnn‘
mas tree Monday evening.
. to Elm Grove, has removed back to,ond message companies in the state
Mt Norwalk again, and is now l‘P-jtllld was appointed last October. It has
siding on Rowan ell-col. ,held several meetings and has decided
' -.__. ~-— ,on ll. set of rules to be followed by a"
A”“0"th there are a number of lo . companies and which will be enforced
col families who have moved (0‘ by the utilities commie-Ann utter ltap— '
Bridgeport, hbveral olltvlf-town fnlnlupl‘oves them.
“on have inovcd in tho East Sidol 0n the same day, at 11:30 o'clock.
Within lhnpasl new”, months Slam-l the commission will hold three bear-
, 10rd and New York (:in people mwlinlzs of a formal nature. 'f‘wo nro
Ruben up their permanent l‘onidoncol petitions of the Connecticut Company,
jag”. loss for the approval of construction
quite “”0“” ill, '0’ several “’3' ‘5 ”0““ bank“ “Pl-'1‘“! ”13'9“”. When “The militariml which it dcsirt-IM
. , 110W improving. not in contravention of slate onions] to Conquer COIIIPClS the islalhl‘
. lred Dodge. ‘tleOyfig at the Ronl- ”on...“ law, the right to not as trustee, kingdom itself to take refuge in
lngion company, in Ilia-03:33:! .3: l: The Norneld Sunday school Christ» executor. sdmlnistrntor, or ”‘1‘. militarism."
time. ““1”" °" ' mas exercises were held Monday eve- lrar of stocks and bonds under such The \-’0rwacrts believes WW
visitingllls entslntown. “mg' a 5°“ attendance ”8"”: pr” ruler Indr'mlfliom " "*9 50‘“ scription will succeed alter a hard
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ant and a fine time reported. may prescribe. lfight .
l -. lo, a stud . . .
m” Henrietta Mstkonz 9 National bu“ in Connecticut ch Post refers to conscription
out of Wellcslsy college. is spending Miss Ethel Salmon, willtreturn to , _ . , _ ,
' . found that while the statutes in this I th‘ most drag“ Invasgon of
x I r?“ 3 ill this x . . ,- , _ Still or 11 o 3" t . ' . . .
the holidays with h" pa l ‘iouth “anthem” on n 'M t H rights Which. the Briton
town Miss Lena Nolan (6 Emit Orsn'ge,‘ N. state did not prohibit their doing a privulc
I 1 aftt-r spending lhe'hfiud'nyg at their trust “WWW “3‘0““ neither “'33 could conceive, 'fiil‘d says the, a'. I,
h' ' . ' .' i.‘ , ‘L'
Announcement lms been made that homes here. Ming Adele Kellogg will the" “Y DNVlfilon permitting ll“ titudc of. lJllldmcut ms} can», ,
the Willi? Whlfil recently given' M the resume herst-llool dirtlt‘a‘s‘ln Win-toll. tlonnl banks ‘0 “‘3‘ a“ "“8“?" 0’ the question to assunn- grout lul-
re~ldenvoof Mr and Mrs P M Sal- on Monday “ ' "l" "-‘ -administrstors. 5"" “‘3‘"an ‘0 “0 portancc - In England 3 llllt‘l’llftl.
nldn on Riverside avenue netted the ‘ ~2"-"bll31¥l€ll9 “’111011 might b0 ducsllom‘d l)()llllt‘§. ‘ - ‘
. ' ' ... . ' . in any particular. the national bank __.__..._._ "
"‘ . 0- Mm. Sherwood, wld- . .
lied ( m“ “flew about ‘5 mfg: ::?Ill:;lor5hsn-wd who died men of the state went before the. last Husband—Yes, it dropped Into the
lto’v und Mr»: Kenneth Mackenzie on Saturday, at he;- time first 0796 legislature With a bill which would gutter‘ as’ .l‘1wus. coming home last
January 4. 1916. :lllof 220 {Get to the end of the line. The have invited the members of Holy the \thon line. m Westporl' w“ heldusppcmcally give them the rlght to night. . ’
“‘0 members 0‘; lllll‘d petition is from the Dalllllll'y & Trinity church to cull on them at the Tuesday. Rev. Charles Burt conductddo a trust business” They were WifewAnd were-you mIll.» London,
Pllrllf‘lilly Inquest- Illotllel Street Railway Company‘ for u mum; New Yea” day between 3 ed, the services. Mm: ‘Bberwood 1" strongly opposedflby‘ the slum banks Opinion. . ;.- ,I. .. . , , '
d to be present (u this lllceling tquecond ll‘a-cll- on North Main street, {survived by two-=upug‘lltéfl. Mrs. Em.
"dart the new year's work.
Clifford Hotel .
RESERVE YOUR TABLES NOW.
HOLIDAY Goons
t '3
of sl'crossovor‘ou Ednewood 'svonuo.
New Haven, and one for the spprivsl
of construction of a second-track on
North Main streetnllridgeport. at the
l ; .. . ,snd of the present double track at“
‘ ‘ "4' 0’“ swam“ Wontworth street, norulerlys distance
Coats andfiSuits
At Greatly Reduced PIlCtS
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The regular l“'\l“'il'-' molding of Him
‘mt NOI'WIlk ‘lilll (\“I‘li-lmfl
“on will be twill :‘l ,9...
president, Mrs. ll.
‘ Files. on Tuesday.
3:30 o’clock p. m.
the association arc
ASSOt‘lll‘
home of tho
THE ’ Llfl'l'Lli Sll0l’.
K. t A. clown: " ' M No. Help at.-
and 10 p. In.
l . . . . , ' . -'.r x. '
Illrillgeport, from wmnwonn mm to. n.1,, . ma"), til-ladle)". of httufplllco, MrsJMor-I ~ _ . m
‘ "" i *"“ “Bethany chapel. " “After “lilo ’llolldnys tlfe’l‘e‘ 'wlll‘bb- a‘ 'rls brown. 6! Now “a.” finish Hum . ‘ . , 3 . .r; 'l .
Thereimlt ho no mid-week prayer " ' ' ‘ '11"““""*""“ 4 '
' meeting of the Order of Miami-gun“. William 189$de h‘ GUM!!!
‘SW. and manflmwfi "m“ m“? r. Sherwood of Weston. ‘ interment
. ‘annumber of social affairs to be held was in the Norflold cemetery.
Coroner Finds Mother Who Drowned during the winter. ‘ - ,
Them Also Destroyed PlctureI Imus listen Budd in visiting her cou-
Ind Valuable Piper-I 1 “mm" “em“ ”w “mm” "8° sill. Miss Ruth Weed. In Norwnlk.
Mllnvonp, Conn., Dec. alt—coroner “”9150” at ”19 lefimflm‘m“ Chm“ Mr. and mg, 1.0, lobdell. Mr. and
lili Mix yesterday hold an inquest in- were held and many attended. The [lg-3.10m, g. Lolldoll, 3”, and Mrs. EV-
to tho. deaths of Edward and Sidney usual flow time w“ enjoyed and the. erelt Lobdell. Charles lpbdell, Ernest
Kmuso flvc and six yours old reaped. Chum“ 0‘ thefiunday“ Semi [were “Lobdell, ”were in town ‘toflsttend the
lively, ’wllo were drowned by thelr given many fine things. ' "silver wedding of their sister and
lttother, Mrs. Edward Kmuso, Tuesday brother-lll-lsw,lllfr. all? 3”” await“:
afternoon, in the Milford reservoir. at Sherwood of Bmgleyzgigea. on .
“Rev. 3. P. Fairbanks: will be thr- tho. lime she attempted suicide the countyjsll. came to town refilled evening'of Decem er :l_‘:___ ]
weaker. ' ' I a there. , ion “booze," was arrested by Constable .. l x , 1
, .___-.___,__ . The hearing was held in the parish: Kirk, mks“ before Justice Hyatt “d.DA|lGllTEll 0|: lllllkll’ «- l
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. .ilouso of St. Peter's church. The wlt- . k l ’l for 30 days more. v I
I sent but: 0 Jill oliRII S FOUND DEAD
'nesscs included tho. medical examiner,‘ '
Rownvron '
W W ‘nnnnsiwnoll. Dec: 30.——The body;
"" be of Miss Margaret Curtiss, 19 years
meeting in tllo'Enst' Norivulk Advent
Christian church tonight. Instead the
annual watch-night service will ho
held in the church tomorrow evening
Heathers of the East Avenue M. E
church will participate. The services, ‘
“tomorrow. wil open at 7:45 o'clock
yitfi the regular mid-week prayer
peeling. At 9 o'clock .‘uliflllritlflt‘nl
will be taken for about an hour for
lunch. The Loyal Workers' Socielv
731 meet following rofroshmonto.
5310858 DEATHS 'OF BOYS.
wnpnonn
9 : . "9 3 ,
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Thaddeus Hill, a. colored .n'mn, who
was rclcnscd a few days ago from
The annual meeting of the share-"i
holders of the Westpor't ‘Bank and;
I I Dr. W. .l. H. Fischer. Edward Krause.»
father of the boys. and relatives of,
tho. Krausen. I Trust compnny for the election lof
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'. It was developed yesterday that; rectors “nd other b32313. Ema”.- old, was found last night 1!! a vacant}
Mrs. Kmnse before leaving the. house! new at “3 cities on u “ M ' 3 10.1 “931' ”1° 1‘07“" 0‘ her parents. MT"
with the bow bud destrovcd over)" ‘8 utlf) O'CIOCk in the morning. The; and Mrs. Julian W. Curtlss. 'Mlss Cur-t
' ‘ i ‘l ' ' ‘ ‘ ' n one hour.
picture of the children and the. “Mm-11.0115 “ill be one
i
.fa‘MI
, “Frank A. Brands, of Rowayton
, will entertain the members of the Con; .
_‘mters' Bowling club. Friday evening
é tiss had been missing since Tuesday,
:niteruoan. and utter being'nbseng 3.,
Dennis Shea. a Well known local, full day, it scorch was made for or.
ulizution papers of her, husband. l
L ' . h for I
“In“ home' “’5' Klaus“ was ml Present at the character, has been arrested for men"? SIPfel‘llliial‘.’2glt:eael‘lld!l‘t imlml that I A S S I F I E D Ad"
STATUS OF AMATEUR ATHI ET: $19.1:l‘lng lndng confined at the county I ing two chickens from the N“ lluch: silo wandered out into the storm and -
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p , _. .4 ' . .. by the’
lace on the west side. The Mr?“ fcll exhausted being overcome
I mw YORK, Dec. 30.—The second _____._ 3:“ made by Constable C. N. Kicks chow and sleet. She attended n_pri-‘
(353910“ of a convention called by the Shoe mistaken before Justice of the? vale school in Massachusetts and was
Intercollegiate Athletic Association to ‘
vertisemen‘ts accept-
GFEA'I’EIR 'PAN-AMERICANIBM.
l at her pnron‘ts' home on a vacation.
draw up a definition of an amateur
late will be held here late today.
hmnsts were that the convention
would adopt a rule borrlngfrom the
flanks of amateurs any athlete who
Questions of an International Chime-l ty He was bound 0V9? ‘0 the “e“
, to,» Are Dlacullcd. l ' 1 Su rior court
wsmluvc'rcm, Dec. 30.-—Ploas for mm “he. 96 '
a greater Pan-Americanlsm were num- L V ’
orous today in the ~nl‘Ozruxu of ths‘WARDEN OSBORNE MUST RET‘RE'
Pence Joseph Hyatt and pleaded zuil-i An autopsy will be held.
Mr. .Curtlss, father of Miss Cur-ties;
l is o well known Yule graduate. being!
ono .131 the managers of the ticket lie-I
partment of the Yale Athletic Assn
elation. . I
Boardof Education Will Have Signs
, éd over. the phone for
immediate insertion in
Pan-American Scientific Congress in‘ -—‘At 001“ ‘ ......—--—- ‘
ALBANY. N. 71.. Dec 30- a » ,. ' 1 -\
empetea for money. who is guilty lat-git." o:',;’;§,,gg,agug‘;§gggs §c$?;:!ference hold today mastermind what TO HELP seamstress. ‘ T H E ' S E N ' I ‘ I N .4 I
Stand or pledges his'jrrizcs. ouostlons of on international churaol disposition was to be made at Thomas M l l l - I—J
coat. nor RAISED AT THE MINES
' 'I NEW YORK, Dec. 30.——The anthra-
cite operators today denied reports
t asfiortage of anthracite coal ex~
lots. or that wholesale prices have
inch advanced recently. The state-
mt explained that any difficulty con-
mem may have experienced in the
t; few weeks in securing anthracite
. been caused entirely by the un-.
Wanted freight congestion on all
“trunking railroads in the east. i
, QNNESOTA GOVERNOR DEAD.
imINTONw-Vs. Dec. 30.-——Govcrnor
meld Scott Hammond. of 'ltflnnoso—_
'. fled suddenly in a hotel here early”
film ‘ 3 stroke of? spoplexy.
:1.
' should be taught the children of both
- :north: and sonar America; “The sand
tor were discussed and members 'Iofl Mott Osborne. indicted Warden" of
. the Congress informally talked of'tbs‘ (
crystallization of the Pun-American
idea into a concrete form that might
Sing Sing Prison; it ‘was decided to
send him an ultimatum. This was that
Algsnce.
TPan-Am ‘rl ' . , ,
for its one $33flf§§$§3£2§2$§ are disposed of. Under the plan he
E "Pl'lndme of general education for would retain the title of‘W‘arden, but
mental idea of givinggspeclal honor--
lance to the'reelprocal knowledge in
the American nations." was suggested .
23$an .2. n... .. «wan m... * »
. . ». e. w sold {harbors u
Americanlsm, sud less inntlonnltsnli ' .Govemot‘ Whitman. S
designated as- the active head. of the
c...“
perintondent
1 Klrchwey tools part in the conference,
“a; 9“ 110' (liven, to the children of the latter as Osborne’s representative.
America,” she declored "does not re- “ .I , . .~ V.
,. .. . _ . - .. borne
pure thbm for the rams,“ can ‘ ‘Jt wss“.idsclitsd that it On _
fl ‘ eel would not assent; to this plan, ‘Suflper-
"‘3 “imam Which-lsso'deslr , , ‘ _ ..
‘ ‘ ntendent libero“ would EL'WWFWE
ttliigfigbuggustbsm mtgtslsfs condone
. sum mtgmtovlmmc "
gggggniflos «slam into : fl“? [“5991”-
bemme known as the Pan-American: Osborne must retire as head of the’
xprisonnt least untilthe indictments,
the whole continent, with the funds- Dr. George W. Kirchwey would be ‘
. institution with» full authority over it»
of Prisons 'John B. Riley find 1131':
. . About the. City.‘ - ’
Dr. J. Milton Coburn. on behalf of
be posted in various sections'ol‘.‘ the
Elangnogss. which translated; reads:
‘Msko Norwolk an milshmpesking
city. 1. _ _-,-_ c- , v 7 ~ ‘ . n
Guts night school _at once.
’ Canyon speak. well!» a g: .
Do“ you want to'b'e in American
'cltlzisnz; ' .. »
Doyouymnl :1 boil/little ..
'19 in.
’It ‘is hard to get it
the Boards! Education. will cause to ‘
:city the following bulletin in live,
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