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. Annual ,lleelmg of Official Board “HIMW mm m ‘ '°" .'
ANDREW RADEI' Last Evening Disclose: a ' line H I ' 3"“ 1“" "INN “UNDNEN “ENDED ”ismmves 0' “3“. In“? _
'—"'""‘ t Wording-Spirit ill Tlllt Historic ‘ I About 10“ pearl! attended a recep- PROVIDENCE n. 1., Jan. 2o.—'rlle lllfl Up Bfldae‘ (56!le
Mags in Connecticut Total lil-
Iostsmofltlti—tine Tillrd oil
Estate
Church
The annual meeting of lhe Official
Board of the First Methodist Episco-
pal church last evening, was charlie
terized by progressiveness and hope-
fuiness for the future. The meeting
was held in the lecture room of the
umfimmn
‘muuwml
large ilelder of lleleelrle Stocks-
dent. Charles F. liallock; Treasurer,
Harry (J. Shut‘ell; Secretary. Clarence
.Brown; Financial Secretary, Nelson
H. Hoyt. ’
. i “can” Li‘osenlglgtfivinllllp “E“; Reportoanoturdof linited States but bountiful “minted Q" ‘nb'e- ligitneyco‘l'ég filafdi‘r‘llyli..m§&e§3 33;? said was the only forum oipubiir,
- - n8. arr)’ ‘. lu 1' .. eson . 0y. _ Mrs. LeRoy Mont mery, . rs. Fran . . ‘ . ~ ~ ' ' '"
m. Milt III several toys“! Samuel 31' WW“! Freeman Minion. sum.“ NOT Verified cos Camp and bfrsfoKate Thomea pre- $30 000 DAMAGE SUIT1 332% 313ml!rzltligl‘l‘rmggngémgg13:3)!I3522:1223?0e:otftlll;nkl;5:l$ttht$
"ms 133:2“ggal‘legollnlmiggggdwtill! 1B gigs-3‘ lili‘ldmga;:: gal" Diagrams; ) :residents. and all enjoyed themselves! operations at Saloniki, in blowiii
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3 .Slauewn. ) ‘ WASHINGTON. Jan. 20.“ General‘ Smith assisted in tile serving. i m 000 dam e are asked m a ‘°T‘g‘:r‘;;m$§n:;‘:'&m eight “lack. up the bridge-at. Demlr “3“." pi
Church lroperty~ ll. ll. Slauson, Carranza notified the Mexican clnbas‘l The guests w received in the ' ‘ g s Missland the first number on the evening’s occupying Corfu and other 1818
By the several inventories filed in - F , . .
the Bridgeport probate court on the William Lining, Harry L. hllufelt.
estate of the late Andrew Radel, wide-
dy known oyster dealer, who died sev-
eral months ago, he is shown to have
held properties in Connecticut juris-
diction of $799,375.37. This is gen-
erally believed to have been but about,
Relief Fund—Charles l‘. iiallock.
Music—«Harry C. Siliifelt, Samuel
M. Stevens. ’
Pulpit Supply—~T. l.
Emery Stevens. ~
Advertising and Printing—swank-
lili A. Smith, Charles F. Trisiraiu.
Raymond, J.
. _ ~~ it as s: iicers art-Mrs. Curie: L Cole, chair» . ~ - , .
1:3: 22;: gumswg’tfl fillygii 0331233 The reportsfor the Dust year were “in view of the frequency wyith man, Mrs. E. ii. Naherwood. Mrs. A.l Nu“ 1mm” narrowly ”lard £33" {:21 too numerous to mention I“ do was transmitted from Athend. .
. . . . - . ~ . . . .. . . . .> wensie wa‘ irown ou t a -, - - . ‘
property held in other states being, {332;2,33;y’gflzlgig‘“;ggy;gg°55;.l3,23,°,§,.,:3,"{gfi1“;d;lglllgiififgsbggg ghoul“; “Blah“‘iun cgijgfian' “:1": ford-Nurwnlk 53“an some time and. Card hplaying l'conthinued until near- £am 13. but W8; wants 0;“;‘3
considerable. ~ ' ' ' ’ ' " ' " . . ‘l 'h . "d' was' ly ten-l irty. Re res men s were tleli aris on y on an, 1 a :-
of the income. and a substantial re- tered in various parts ofdhe re ublic t lives it 11 Ni ii t‘nrri A The u" in “m“ s 9 was ” mg ' - ' ‘»
lll‘l'ederick 8' Beardsley C’mflk‘glduction was made in the i ' ' .p ”New“ n ' N fl' ’ c ‘ ‘ *k b' ll D Ki '1 l min car ' served. ""3 the floor ““3 cleared for On I n 18 at an earlier ho
. . ' ebt incui- men after the snnlliation of t'ieiSe'mour chairma of collectors Tile struc 3 ‘9 9 ’l o g 'i - - m- -a ' .
Plans and him T. King, appraisers . . , . t , , - ‘ 3 - ~ irivm b ‘90, P (lodfre . of 93“.; dancing. Music for the dancing was . . .
appointed by‘Judge Paul 1.. Miller, red iii l‘f‘llOH‘ilmg the church edifice. armies of the reactionary by the con- retiring officers n Jug-g, G. Edwin t e min (bitch; hudcredh fracturedt‘xcent‘n‘ll' rendered by we Sterling- the highest French authority-m...
L'iir. Clflinfs pastorate is proving one
of the most successful in years. A'
fine spirit is being shown, and all are;
pulling together‘do make the First
Church what it formerly was, a
power for good in the community.
2:8lllll, llillilil
made return of the invennories yester-
day afternoon. The. report is a lengthy
one and details each item including
notes, securities, oyster properties and
cash in banks.
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IUIOORIIE FOR THI
DURING 19“. . 7 .EIT.
I AWMTED PRES. NEWS FROM ALL PARTI OF THE WM BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN D PERATOR.
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_ ESTABLISHED 1870 one. .. 8...... 9...”.Lm SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1916 m or me. “his“ a“ Film “"9 CENTS
summon
umumums
lion yesterday afternoon at the home
of ers. lieo Davis, given to the mem-
bers of the Home Chapter by the re.-
liring officers to honor the new offi-
cers. The house was decorated by
Morrison. the predominating color be-
ing pink. Roses, pinks and heather
were used and ferti- and pink begonia
vernon were banked in many places.
The orchestra was screened by tall
low and Castro hlso Formlly
Proclallllod lindollirallles fly the
lie facts Rider
mmmmw
munmn
Mable eriiQ‘SK. render, delighted her
hearers with several well rendered
selections. In the diningeroom re~
f'reslimenis were served from a dainty
sy here yesterday that he had form-l reception room it the retiring ofr
ally proclaimed Francisco Villa. Publoi ftcers who amrtid them to the li-
Lopez and Rafael Castro outlaws be- brary and present!!! them to the new
cause of the massacre of American ones. Every unafremtte‘d the lib
citizens at Santa i'sabie. sence of the new chairman. MrsrCoie
-Under the degree any citizen of the who was confined .to her home by a
republic is authorized to execute the severe attack of hip. The new of-
outlaws without formality.
stitutionalist forces. I believe the
situation thus crested calls for the
extremity of energetic measures of
suppression in order that such crimes"
shall be met by severest punishment
to those. who are responsible for them.
(tomslock, Mrs. W; F. Lockwood, Mrs.
W. ll. Church, MN. Charles R. Chas-
mar. Mrs. lFrancestoodye-lir and Mrs.
Joseph Gorham. The other officers
who still continue in office are Mrs.
.. 'lrvin Boil. treasurer.“ , Mrs. Funk
in visual the recent armchair n or ‘ aid and defiant. ‘l'. Nah, sec-
railw lr-ln It a point distant oightirotarlcl. and-‘Mrot ll‘rnnk' Lauder. am.
all.» stars from SantrYssbel in thei C. .F. Tristram, Mrs. w. G. Jen-up,
state of Chihuahua by bandits led Mrs. J. A. Wills. ers. A. Greenwood.
by Rafael-(lustre and Pablo Lopez, Mid Mrs. J. H. Walsh. representatives.
members of the torus commanded by .
by the ‘ constitutionlllist government
DAMAGING liSllMONl
AWNSI MRS. Milllli
State in the Mohr murder trial today
continued its efforts to show that Mrs.
Elizabeth ll‘. Mohr hired two negroes,
C. Victor Brown and Henry ll. Spell-
man. to murder her husband, Dr. C.
Franklin Mohr. George W. llealis.
the physician’s negro chauffeur who
turned Slate's evidence after being in-
dicted, ilad not. completed his teeth
cmmmmnu
Catholic Chili 860er Another Big
Success in Altair Given in loan
Assembly llall
flowing, last evening, the (‘sihoiic
m also his _
PR0lESl lclllllllllll
Corfu and Other islands-s;
French Official Makes
Reply to tile State-lentil -:
of the Greek [this
Athens, for the purpose of _
Club card party and dance, proved to
be. one of the greatest successes both»
MISS flit)" BRINGS
suit which has been brought by
Mary E. mlch. of West street, thisl llromm m card 88mm N83”? 0““
ell)! against 13. b‘. DeKlyn of Pine] hundred tables “had been placed on the
Point and New York. through Attor-E “00" for this DUI‘DOBE- Milli/id“!!! Dal-
neys Light & Light. of Washingtonl ties for each table had been made up
street. The case is returnable to the: beforehand, and every table present-
Superior Court on the lat Tuesday in'ed 8 Nil? for high score. These
February. ‘lprizes were of various natures, and
ing a protest through the m
of the United States, whichalfi-
which Greece ciaims. He said tin
plea of military necessity dds
vanccd by.thc Allies was like at
givtn by Germany for invading
Belgium and Luxenmurg'. ‘
The interview with the
bury.
skull. and for weeks was confined to; Wellnitz “V9 piece orchestra,
the Stamford Hospital. {were kept 9'9“" busy until “9“
Other passengers in the machine
who
The committee in charge of the ar-
rangements spared neither time, la;
bar nor money. in trying to make this
affair the Manama traumas.
and are to bolcqiigratu mid and
thanked for their excellent work, and
t%ov‘erw'hdming success of the do»
it gul' sink.
this city, who was in Miss Fitch's
company. and Mrs. Josephine Kep-
tinll of Stamford; who has sued Mr.
De‘Klyn. for $5,000 damages as a re-
sult of the. accident. . .
hummus
i‘iy ;
': one‘oiciock. when the. good time drew l to The AMOCICCCd Pun.” rcpfi'
were Mrs. Edward G. Wilkinson, of i0 3 close. !
whose personality is not other-
wise indicated—gave an intent“?
to the statements made lav/tint
Greek King.
ATHENS. J‘an. i3,Kvin 1,5,?
Jan. 53445.. P417" “Qt“,
stantfi this morning sent 2
The Associated Press correspon'?
States, as he said»; his profound
church and there was a large attend 1 Th bout " ft niony when court adiounied yester- ‘ _
g ' pa ms. ’ mug is a crown day. .......—-— . . . '
ance. Officers for the ensuing year selections were rendered by violin and ..._.... With a crowd of over four hundred The King of‘Grcece on “‘1 r' ‘3
were elected as follows: l’resldeut. piano. Carlton L'Homlnedieu and (continued on 5th page) lnerrymaking guests filling the. Town Thursda sumnioned The m
Re“ ““1”” 6‘ (mm; "OWNS" ”5“" “ML“ “"9”" "”“5- ““5” Assembly Hall to the point of over- ciated rcss correspondent;
In .‘ N . IN SIRmE GLNSH {ggycgggeyggagsner “3’93”“? ‘ dent in ordcr‘to exvrcss throu
' ‘" . ' s. an n sceor’- . - , ,
. . ”"8 BIG 00NIESI -—-———--I ance with the precedent established ”MAY “[81 “mm. the newspapers of the Unitgg‘; %
Shots lire fired "NM! Shilling
wildflower; Assalilt Allto load
of Men ,
CHICAGO, 'an. 20.—‘—TW0' men were
killed and a dozen others injured in
a fight yesterday between employes
and striking workmen of the Edward
Valve Mfg. Conlpany,‘nt East Chicago.
Ind. The dead are Georgé Bain. an
employe of the company, and an uni-
An inter-class contest among the
members of the South Norwnlk Blip-
tist Sunday-school is being considered.
Tentative plans were discussed at a
meeting of the officers and teachers
held last evening 'Wllh Mr. and Mrs.
Victor J. Bonelislia, of Washington
street. The object is increased mem-
bership in church andschool. The
plan will be definitely determined up.
on at the meeting next Sunday.
Tile Ea ter cantata was considered
/
{mumnml
in similar cases occurring in the past
(Continued on Third Page.) 6
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Nineteenyearloldcitiay buddy. of
West Haven. according to a complaint
made to police headquarters hero by
John buddy, her father, is in this city
accompanied by Lillian Barn, who‘ll:
also known as Lillian Lewis. Min
Lewis is with a man. according to the
report. who is soliciting‘inaguine out»
scriptions here. -
Alli PROCURE Bill
287,702 lfliillliill
til - St‘liitll ‘ ACE
Complete figures for 168 Tm:
llaoeinll at tile Colloii'ollrr's
’_t'iffi¢o-—Stnte Crant is $641,«
lltlilllllliiillliill
A very interesting session of the
class inmaturalization. was held last
,evening at the Norwalk High School,
and the ‘members were addressed by
(Michael "J. Flannigln. clerk .of the
Superior Court. Mr. Finnnigan \de-
livered a very. interesting address in
which he told the candidates about the
practical "process of naturalization,
and of the duties which they, as nat-
indignation at what he tei‘mcil
“the unheard of high—handedne§-
of the recent action of thcl‘Alligs’
toward Greece}: '7 .3
Kine: Constantine. was WII?
llt‘oved as he recited one afterlife
other 10m: list of whatihe galléa'
“the Allies‘ cncroachments on , ,
sovereignty of Greece culmina
ing in the occupation of! Co ,.
and the blowing up of the brldfib
j
last nigh. Reports were also re- - . _ . . ‘ it own 0 ome unlined citizens. would have to per- flaw-Camfhfly With 200 _ . “
ccived from the secretary and finance gfrlfiifegrézlfi‘é} said to have been a --~-_\' ' ‘ lleII'Tsthle‘iE-dgayysr :ix “11.3320.“ Shé form. There were about thirty mem- ’ ‘ at Demlr Hlssar. H :-
;‘illill’mliiee~ The 5011130! two Elliot“ rm“; ”cublp'smmd when the com NM E, NW, of Stanford, is described as'wnlking with s swag- 2;” 01h the chats in attendance. and ElllllllCl’ITQd. '3 last t0 Soul “8 “It is the meresf cant. 'said “it.
o e n a very exce en con. ton. ' ’ . ter i e mes ng-was over, many , r- u r Britain ’
a may brought a party of 10 alleged ger. Her hair is dark, and on her ' . , \ ‘ king, for Great
loilowln routine business ‘Mr. and strike breakers in the City yesterday Formerly OT‘NMIIN, TWINS right cheek is a brown mole. She questions “9"“ put to M" Flannigan, h“ France to talk about the V1
Mrs. Ben lisha entertained delight-
fully.
gathered about the automobiles, simul-
_ ing derisively at the alleged strike
°‘ [xpfcIl-ED IN SPRINGbreakers. A moment later arevolver
and sent several of its employee in’
automobiles to the railway station
to meet them.
A crowd of former employes, who
have been on strike for several weeks.
‘shot waseflred, and i1 battle followed.
A number of shots were tired and
many strikers it is said, were hit with
last wore it brown suit with two rows
of black braid at the bottom. Her
skirt to short, and she wears a black
for collar and muff. and black laced
shoes.
$1,500 for.§oilplo
BRllDCIdFlORT, Jan. 2i.-—Ralph T.
Borino and Margaret Roqueite. alias
Mary Toroko. who were arrested upon
a bench warrant issued by Judge:
Howard .1. Curtis of the Superior
Court charging them with living on
the earnings of lewd women in can-
erything possible, is being done for
: mutton of. this feeling among
~ - “the foreign residents of our city.
by the different candidates. A great
deal of interest is being shown by
the members of the class this winter,
and they seem very anxious to be
come good citizens: of the land of
their adoption. This is the right spir-
it for these people to have... and ev-
There are 287.702 children of
school age inWConnecllcut, and the
state will pay to towns for educa-
tional purpoaes, the great‘ sum of
$647,329.25. .
With the receipt; this forenoon, of
the return from Canterbury the state
comptroller now has the complete fig-
ures of the school enumeration. -Clin-
tion of the neutrality of Belgium
and Luxemburg after what‘fith
themselves have done android: ll ‘ . -
lug here. I have tricdinc
way I know to get fair pldy .. ,
the’ British and French press'aj
to obtain a fair hearing‘fromtlig
British and French publicglbloe
sooner had the British ne
, . nection with a raid made upon the ’ Io SINK AIflcflfll ' ’ _. ‘ tel-bury was tardy in complying with. ,.
Norwalk builders are optimistic‘for gmbcsémamong "”39 injured was a .016 Auto table] at 331 Water 5 r, ‘ luau: to mull . , , the requirements‘oi the law im_re- papers attacked Greece With“
a btoomliigt EDIE“; The” are plans The strike was brought about whenimisty;“'niightbgetlleastid strum the . . Emmi") MIN" 8:! mil t"limb e itfl 1121:“? :ésitrffigrgaarg most amazing licrvcrsl(}WpI
con empa e or many new struc-.a shorter da ' . , .. n, n s o . 1,500 each. - " w 3 ° 9 e . ' t t' n o méfi
, y was demanded by the. gum” . The police are‘ investigating the - . ooked nth-e1 . st and misreprescu 310 __ , .
lures )n this city, aside glam the sled, by Robert F. Adams, is case of John Moccllo, a 16-year-old _ had been overl e y La \ha“ I called one of their COT
employee. .. -.
rPUYM‘OUTH. Mass,
ployes of the Plymouth Cordage com)
pany, who are on strike, declined yes-
terdayto take advantage of the com-
pliny's announcement that all who an
plied for their pay at the cities would
receive it. Severalhundred operatives,
including menhiyomen and boys, gath-
ered outside the mill but; none enter».
ed, and after splurge number had
marched awayxin a. body the others
gradually dispersed. -, Fear that' the
acceptance of wages would be equiv-
alent to discharge was given by some
of the leaders as the‘reason for their
additions and improvements to vibe
made. Building inspector Clarence l.
Finch stated this morning thata boom
is expected inihe spring. This will
be especially true in the subuflian
sections of Norwalk, where many out-
of‘tolvn families. are buying'lproperty
with the intent to' build homes.
Permits. were issued from the build;
ing department. this morning to Grov-
er lent to erect at 4 Merwln‘street a
$300 garage for Fred Scheidler, and
to F. W. Tookor, ‘to build, at the cor»
— her of Chestnut and Lawrence streets,
all ice-house to cost about $300, for
' J. H. White. ‘ ~
Jan. 21-1311” 'Jormerly or Norwalk.
well-t -d ‘
o 0 business man of Stamford, boy residing at 17 Wood street. it
is claimed that John handed a knife
to a 14—year-old schoolmate with
which to stab stenchei: who is said
to have punished him.
lOfiicer Albert, E.'?Frnser tookMocel-
to to police headquarters, where he
Both have been at the county jail
since January 12, when the bench war-
rants were served upon them in the
city court by State Policeman"ank
Virelli after-the charges against them
had been united in the pity court."
Daniel Connection. ‘
Mr. Adams last night emphatically
denied that he had any connection
whatsoeyer with the Borino case; He
has: lurtllrsllloir’cinss, .
' EtifEiilAltlEll Willis. now
been made. although it is probable
the matter will be brought into court.
..
(Continued, on ‘ Page Four.)
, (of New York, and representatives of
was examined. ho arrests have ybtlthe chambers._ of commerce of the,
\nen‘t Dengue, with the end in view
week Deputy Comptroller Bissel¥ tel-
ephoned to one of the officials o the‘
town, reminding himthat the return
from Canterbury was overdue and re-
questing immediate attention. The
return stated that there are 20 chil-
owe—.—
Charles H. Dilworth, secretary of
the Nor-walk Chamber of Commerce,
was present yesterday at a confer.
once held at the Strati‘leld Hotel,
Bridgeporthymic‘h was attended by
Dr. B. M. Rasteii, amunicipsl expert
' (continued on 5th page)
surrounding towns about Bridgeport.
Plans werediscussedlor the forma-
tion of_a Fairiield County Develop-
ummmm_
~uuumu
Of holding an exposition that would
,sotvforth to the rest of the country
and the world at large the wonderful
obndents and gave him. face '3;
face :1 full statement of Greece _
position. I have given affable“
stitcmcnk to the French or‘
through one of the French new;
papers which had been bitter
attacking Greece. The only forte
um of public opinion open, to me.
is that of the United StateshT
situation is far too vital for meta
care a snap about royal (light
in the’ matter of interviews wli
. . " . - ..l°gg;-,,,ds to, a minimum weekly *‘ i a ‘» .. ’ . . , . . actuation: and pdseliriulles or this sec- the very life of Greecetastagi
- ’ “ » . . . g . ‘ . ‘ r t 6 state. » ~' - .. d nt country. is a s a e.
. w e of 12.: .«BRIMEPMI .Coflflf 3““). Mill- William .6- Gillian blblulesa, 9'? ,°- ,e . . . - _ , . depen e . . .. .
CONNECTICUT RESIDENTS mg: and‘m, ggollfgnag“, ’fihgfiigcz , . ~ . ' Not the, First Methodist , Episcopal - ‘ NORWICH, Conn. Jan." 203—- A shall anneal to A‘mcrlca again sail
work system were later presented toi " church, had a. very enthusiastic, meet- strike of" about 20 spinners'nndffit) again if necessary, for that. fix!
7‘ ‘ . FOR PNEPNNEDNESS: the mill officials by' a committee of
‘ ', 1 l---—-- strlkers. ', . .. . .
‘fCon'necticut Congressmen will do ' _ ..
well.”.s_ltys theeLive-Polltioal gossiper NCllWALll MNN'S sun- .
. " . i
in. the Bridgeport Telegram, “to bear
6T
' er, litre. Nelson H Hoyt. in Bar
sw avenue, last, evening where the
'9
n: at ther'llome of the , assistant
immummm>
.. ', v
‘ mud-n. . '1'. .,
to enjoy the hospitgltty ,oi‘ the host-
“ waste. Quiet wedding, 'yet it wail less. Th‘e’dlpss eiocteri‘the .tollowtng
Members ‘assembled to organize and ‘
finishers“ for a. 10 .per cent; advance
in we agond time and what? for
overtim . occurred rat the mills ottho
. roll outputting-“me
~ W. ., . " v 3 today. The mills employ about. 300
The beautiful and. interesting mys-
bandsand it is thought lithostrike
Admore Woolen Company in'Yantiof "
hearing whith‘is denicdto the
the countriesof the Allies; ,
_ ,r‘Just‘ 'look. at “the" listfofffi
territory already occupied "b
fisf‘fijmfy‘ngfigi flagging» fl CLCSES STAMFORD ”or a prbtty. wedding. marinaded ofgths‘ officer's-tr» President, Hillel-Emma olll; terteii‘of Ofidntilk'm;inakin8..vtill be continues, long, other: departments ~~Aniifd .?§°°?;5“1‘e,‘-‘-9‘“°Eéffw
3m, hem M6155“, Wm, meal-d t ‘ t - *‘lu. Peace M“ W- Outflow, multitude!“ Vice President. Mils'Einthilmott: delightfully. interestingl'y'entoided to maybe alfebted. . »- . Mytllrnfi 01%“ Orlzav “id"
"iison in 4.13 ill-emails“ policy 2-:- Ti b b 7h ’f 0 la * .. dictated Mimi“ morning in the City secretary‘s;~ Miss-~~--®thsl,- Cummings; mormw afternoon i' guts “auditorium At the Crescent Fire Arms :-‘Coi’n~flo'mkl. including the alfll
wins 4: the diagrams lanollticni on KindleeJerZe‘e’is‘iehrllaglmmfe’d Ewan“ 30“ h Cox E 1i .3 , Treiisnrbr, [MP3.1‘tEda_ Bgieptoili. Ben: oi the ,Norweslkg. " ' ‘__wh§ll :Mrslmany. [where about 150 are on strike Peninsula. and a large.'par_'
ambitions. Brldseport. Hartford. ”closed as the rgéult at! e' suit ~..oi.' :arldgéportgyar’rli wlfo 339355133 3' e" m cm” 9°" 1”“ “Au” wwwmifinw“ “5 9" Th“ ‘9" “mm" ”3“" “1° A'm‘r'wim Macedonia. in. proportion to
plastic . Corps ._". 311(94in will, be
.‘asbownmot‘ saith “tunnelling but (as
.weiigjby. the dining. do at {hand loom,
wowr‘eported today unchanged. . - .. .. n - . , .
‘trh'd Falls cotton Mills,7‘closbd“by. dr Greece. 1* was if that part ‘0
:Néiv Britain and. other thrivinzdlidns-
elriiremtcishoui immune rod- autanV'Umtéd- States which "will...
Webb and Halli Byxben. The cl
.ltrlai, oontershvor" slat-gei- or and it,
decided. to give . ~-"Poliyanna'f f 'i
‘rdplévin brought‘yhy. John qu’uth,’~a5, T velingsnlosman, took ‘asvhis fair _
1119!? .Iuturs; thespian is) 119;! Will”...
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