I
I.
it. Adler waiting eight years the cards
h
f.
m cruelty from January 1 1908
'fli
\Ll' ;.
A";
.(H
y
’ ‘ " ‘ the spring.
"Micro on the norm set apart for the
IV”.-
UKLI
erI'i.,
‘2 "dialled lipace in every tree and buah. 3" 3‘0?! Office lui'dinn of Southern
Inn
All.
Qu‘ 3. '
. future. fliers.
‘ donation
AH»
a. a
p)
.' x.
‘lwh w amow‘yaae. mm m .. ............. 1‘
us the. .................. mum-MN- to u. a it. s
Day Nursery. ................... 17
”atom.
fifth phonon on {air adieu.
' MrtIlonI is charged from IJune iiili.
nus coupon vommnn non. my 1 I
2 WWW“ - ,1
mum-WM PHONOGRAPH .
=vo'l'nle oouron=I
h m CIR IOIHOE-UOMaJaloegpaa~a1a .r.... .
.0ssaia..a.a.sss_._as.a_asans-asc-eu-
W aseessselaaeasssuassatassasaaeasa;,a-o-eas.-...
pIas-su-ua-ssgas-soaoa... ..... s
we Fla-nee ...,.._..........
(hue 3,P.0.dA- "'2" ".ol lone-her the aseuid in the race
C-s lathe“ "I will receive a one hundred and fifty
”lanthanum ........ 1; Dollar Edison Diamond Disc phono-
.......... l graph
. Saturday and Sunday from i to 7
mm A MONTH. o'clock.
Admlaalen to the cant-trier itaelfi
.000 Mm” 5"" 3”" I”°""' will be on the nine afternoonsyto birri
. “OW—0‘5" “W hurts students holding neutron card: aignrd
“fled ,. lelh and I day and by one of the board (if governors
h World with the prospect 0’I Holders of last years card: I!“ re I
m We! to can for. was the quested to return them to Mr: Wright
” o! Affine J Short-ell (if Huntiux Ifor exthange for the new season:
s———-
o
I
~ woman la auing herI husband. The museum will be closed from
m R. Shorten of Derby, (or dl- April 17 to April 22 inclusive for
‘ cleaning and arranging the new
.W wife, who use llias Rr'ry be cues. ..
marriage. states ln‘her complaint 2
I” WI 03 EN“ ”II tIETTER SLEEPING CAR SERVICE”
.1? mama: 13:. new ........ « .........
a Petition to President Elliott.
W! of‘ W ““8310? Elolae The Brdigeport Chamber tii (‘oni-
“‘wa . ‘mcrcc has died a petition with in ~l-2
ngIluutvan mington of Bridge defining? “Mini New “it?" rogd
as as png car iuti c
”Iha:m'::m:n"::k::él:n:131tween Boston and New Haven for the!
convenience of travelers in this nee
W. mllbuglt of much more re- tion of the state A copy 9! the letter.
-_b~‘elarrbdnomaiflinpfomsz "rou— he .‘ (III;
swim \i'
merce, upon recommendation of It:
.3 {WM M919 9“ Millmi transportation continua "ind in
W“ (hOI ‘IIIlO 0‘ the marriage. "01‘. “’0;ng Q0 upgenl mun“ My 1;
”and deserted In August and 'ahe'hieih'berahlp‘reapectfully requests that
“in: Inofi dire ‘0 is. In fig chr be place in item ice be
“I” lay 3W. N"! Swathel of2 “in Emma and New nan to ..m
ails rite number in the Helm fNe
Malt. married BelItcher WyrlmIl‘tiim including Ilrldgepoyrl" No:-
hltli on January 18,1905. She al- IwaIixI and Stamford
'l' rider present conditions iravoleru
n A: Dwyer of \‘orwallt "as from Bridgeport- to Demon on the
“n" uletirt‘l (annot retire until i ii iii. and
lllllpl at; up again helm 1. On the re
turn trip residents of New Men or
is charged Brides port itf't‘ rented out tit i. it) or 6
in the liltirlllnL' with a wry inadequate
lligl‘i' a real. if a sleeper were open
atoll brtween New iinieil and Boaton.‘
'r llil\>"'l".f‘r going utsl could travel
....44~. .—
2!!
ID!
IL“
IIIIIIQItI}
Odlvoroe from John A. Dwyer of Dan
The marriage date villa Novem-
hr 01. 1890. lleaeriion
till! March. liill.
. James Vaness of ilridgepon. seeks it
Ilvorce from Agnes M. Venus, in
I2
MAT! CAL! 0' “Al. “TAT!
Under and pursuant to an order of
the Court of Probate for the District
d N'nlh. mixing it theeunto..
the Mr homily olen for aaieI
all slut right. title and interest as
James Murphy, late of Kuwait in said
Motrin, deceaaed. had at the time of
his death, in and to the following des-
cribed real estate, to wit:
Thee two certain lets er Wis of
land, situated on By aieaue, la the
C‘U ‘ NOIWIIX. in said term of Nut 2
wath,hnowaasl.ota ”Juliana?
certain "flap of Building lots beiorir.
Ilag to James lint-y. dated lm. we
find by Daniel W Hoyt. it. t‘
RICE Now-52 a pound 5c
Specially Good and mm»
H. O. OATS, pkg. 12c
wisthgton Crisps 3 pligs 25c
Sultanauuhm,;aatoc Chen-tea, No. a can .. tic 1mI m Ila “I “I", “I, I“ 23.: in
Ithe office of the twin clerk of said
ClethesPias..lsoferlse . “YONG“.KU‘ iota belna hounded
Chm“ Lines. each -. ‘05 Noriherly by lot No 5 on «aid up;
Eastern liv Ely avenue: Southeriy brl
Taft rile" l tivd Wesleriuy by Lots No. ‘
Its mid 17 on said lap. and Ding to-
Igethar 90 feet from and scar and 126
iteet in depth: 'aflld lot No. 4 having a
[house thereon;
All that certain lot or parcel of land.
ltnown as Lot No. 7 on said map, and
jhdng 45 feet from and Iceland 125
{feel in depth; bounded Northarly by
. lot No. 8 on said map: Eaatef'ly by
iiily avenue; Southeriy by Lot No. GI
Good Brooms. each
23c, 27c. 31: Wash Boards, each 19C
ca. 4c
10 STAMPS FREE wmr ANY on THE FOL-
Kirkman s Soap
Kirkman's Washing Powder
Kirkman' s WhitaSoap
Kirkman s Cleanser
LOWING 10 .on said nap; and Ui'eulerly by UtteI
. _ ”his land is onealdmap:
l can Sultana Spice .. . not 1 pkg. Van'sINerub .. toc Jmtsexlamzen‘yms; ::I
l pkg. ““11““ or 8933' 1 bet. Onion Salad . . . .. 10c Howard atroct in aafl Noru'allr. knowni
hetti ..... . ...... . . loo. . . . . u LOIS Nora. ll. 12 13. 14. la, 16 and.
l bot. Witch Hazel . I '11 on said may. each lot being. to feet'
1 pkg. Ad? Ice Cain or _ . 2 front and rear and no teet in depth!
jelly Powder .i.. 10c ‘ “@9915! “05‘le ‘0‘? and lulu-«dad together Norther-1y bv'
Iliot No to on said new Easterly by.
im Noe 8. 4. LS. 1nd 8‘ said.
l-taap; acrimony b, Toff street; and‘
I; gm It'llhI large till 2 rWeeterly by Howard street: . l
I All those (emla lots or parcels of
Ilaod situated on the Boutbetly aide of
Iran street in said Norwalh known as
hits Nos. 96 81.88.89. to 41. n. 49.
'N, 45 and to and each being 40 feetI
l thft‘lfleenswup lac,“
l bot. Aap Ltqtnd njue we
25 Same: with hurt but.
My Wife's Salad on”:
in; ..... . .......... . 05¢“
A‘P Baking Powder 50c
TSI SW “WE“ firs.“ _U. “fwd"? bat Ifront and rear and ranging in deptht
§.' 2 2 .. I»: - .. I . ~ 2from 103 feet to 131 feet and lot No.
My Wit‘I'e' a lad it!!! .. at”? 31“???“ 1."...‘39 as. honest root inst. la fleet in mi
in leaf, on the u linseed 188.1
feet on the West line, and all aaid loll
lt'ogetber being bounded Northerly by
[we Taft street masterly by um
INos i and 2 on said nap: Bouthsfly by
’I-ptoperty now or farm, of the II
Itate of David it 'llwyt and Wilbur F.
Smith; anti \l'eateriy by property of
Ithe New York. New Haven 4. Hart-
ford R. R.
All those certain loll or parcels of
land situated on the North side of
Taft atreet in said Norwalh, known as
‘ILots Nos. 30. 31, 32 and :3 on said map
'and each being to fast front and rear
.L. n
IL; lip-i
222.: 2 ..
a5 Stamps with large can
I e
of Kleensweep . .
20 Stamp; with A3 ’2‘“.
Colgate's Soap ..4..)561
The. Great A 8: P. Tea Co.
m WASHINGTON 312., SOUTH NORWALK.
Free Delivery.
.25:
Tel. No. 909
“out he was married In March limit. from 13"“,er or ”In” points by
Pl‘Pllml' train to New Haven, enter the
--__.__. A-toopirtk car by 10 ii in. and int a
TUAW' 0' STATE BIRDS ‘5 Wood ttluht'it rest. (total: west; the car
m CATPROOF. . . “nultl be detached at Ni w llavcn and
. [I t I: I
to in». inner would ht allowed to
Connecilcllf' a paradise or birds—the Heep tintll seven. when lie could tulle
'urdcraft Sanctuary ni‘ Fairfieidmis
a local train to his destination.
homing with life dcapite the lateness " "‘ our 59““ ”N“ ample Patron-
Good housing is no
ll-c utiuld Justify the itiatltllltion of
thin service."
~—.._
lhoof the state’s ' initthered \ltlltora2 FIRE IN WASHINGTON.
Old building operations are belnir‘
Railroad Destroyed.
WABHINTON, April '21 — Fire of un-
known origin deutroud the six story
general office building of the Soutliernv
rallrmtd here last night. it started on‘
the third floor and hurl swept the
three upper stories: brittle it was tlia-
tutored. Three lt‘ll‘l mph operators
and ii wntcltman. the unit DOINUIIN in
the building: at lllf‘ liliie ciicilpch lin-
lillii
At midnight the fill \\...< still railing
At the entrance to ..‘he mm“? in the ruins and ut ll: rcatcning to
spread to adjoining strirc (urea. includ-
mund on Uiiquowa read. just outside I“ n lt-r e ~ka and steel annex I0
huh?“ Ccnierglp “'3 mflw- wthlch the Sotlihern' s iifllcce inst {Harlng
la devoted to a rephgenlittlon OX fbe‘comnletlon. anlllllllblt‘ records and
wild life of theftali. last year the "MW“ “0"" in the hi 'Himr and it is
hudermist had finished and mounted smut mfg "'02“ “f i "‘1" “9"? “9
neclmcns of bird llle In natural sur- mm 0 “mm” h ‘d be” made
.rti 3- Info hO'lf' in search lie I bl. l1.
mndings; this year the small plain ling ruins nt “in ltmor “031'? The
The bird paradise is surrounded‘
,mlcteiy by it mtproof fence. Hero
. ”(anemone where no prowling pussy
mIdeetroy happy little families of
Food is abundant, the
is ideal and the birds just
how it. iiy some mysterious instinct
Alley are attracted from afar and near
to the place which offers them pro
action from Illlt‘lr many enemleti
’
and 120 feet in depth, and lot No 39
2 ~‘r.’ _, .lonludmbélisotatnpntmsg.
we. JAP oral. wIiIipI "tel Ileul’. 120 feet mt line and 130.7
LEAPS OFF CLIFF. ,feet weal. line; all of said lots togeth
Associated or Mug bounded Northerly by Lots
15. 26. :1. 28 and 29 on aid map;
. I. _ I .
LAURELTON HALL. BENEFIT. {TREE
Sacred Concert to Be Held at Poii'a [Corresponding-9 0! TI“,
Theatre May 14th. l PM!)
"ll
“ll Gliwgsmymixrl‘8.2.1:“), m, 'l‘OKfO, \lurdll lti—-lirlven to at l-Ihiaterly by lots 18 19 and 20 on salt;
fittihilvd for a aulred c.0nt‘crt to be tempt suicide by the failure of 1M mup; Southerly by Taft atr;:t: £11"
hold ill Biidill’liurl C-vm 0“ ““9 M I father on the stock exchange, and \\e-iierly by property of t d n eRI
murmur of May fourteenth. at l"olie consequently liolcrly, II “was Jup Y,orll New Halon & “Mr
.l‘htntrt 'l‘he pm of this agair‘ anese slrl “Item” threw herself to“)-
util' no to tho Laureltoti HRH bull iritlI1 t-he ocean (mm the torment cllfl at; All lhoac certain lota or mm.” 0'
fund. I in of
lopulnl represeniutIIu-a of the lllllfil' the sacred Me; "of Eliot-him. Slit. lilntl situated on the “cat ad
in] umld will appear in suitable nunl-‘ was caught “I'm piniontd by lht ilowitrd atrect In ani'tIII‘Noruallt. known
hers and the whole undertaking prom- branclt‘t'e of a that tree which leaned 2w Lots Noe 13 19,-2.0 leI 22 33. on
”W to be a splendid “we“ Do" is: out over the sell it was not up ‘md ““9 and “Ch being ‘0 k" front
““0“ mo" scheduled to 39 on . and rear and 120 feet in depth. all of
this particular date “-9- llaroueaa yonI til seventeen hours later that her id lots "I‘m" being bounded
Elma-I. Of N"! YOIHI‘ Mk” NM‘KITN crlea were heard by it fisherman i a“ l' 1) William Street: Euterly
A. Hogan and quartette. of New lltt nasal“. It a 53mm" and she. was Norther) y
' ' 9 reel. Southcrly by Taft
\l‘ll. and Professor Jmcc, also of new IW “”0“va but not mortally Iva Hafiz: ,“temezrly b) no“ No. 29
:tlrtkia only through the kindness of’ hurt . £51,936 on said map:
2 P0“ ”m [m comm um "0 N' - ”w...” " 4 All those rennin lots or parcels of
made riosaible.1‘herefote.tlioee ill 24,000 MINERS ORDERED our
thnrge are most anxious that the pub
lic llill\ respond generouah
land situated on the South side of Wil-
lium street in said Norwalk, known as
‘Ialnil \'0a 26. 2’1. 28 and :9 on said map
enema 1330 New UNDER aspire: 2 Pl'l‘TSBllRtlll, Avril 2.4%..." and each being l‘o feet from and rear
Engine 1338 in being fixed up out: ”I"; thousand lumen employed In and 120 feet in depth. and Lot No .0
an t‘edttr Hill This engine ls. mob . 0.“ 39‘“ map, being 3': feet front. 50
the Pittsburgh district were ordered;
ably the. moat expensht‘ piece. 0' m“ feet rear.120 feet East line and 120.31
t'llllll'l‘y “the air 'HM “3i“ “2'“ °' "'9 "in" "‘9 sum” b, feet \\ at line; all of said lots tosetli-
owned. Wllal- it remain dnll’. maiden! Van miner and the execu Northerly by Will-
Trouble Threatens in Pittsburgh OealI-
‘ ', District. .
i
this of the. state have been added.
making an intensely in ex;
Wt.
The sanctuary at Fairfield la the
first one in Connecticut. 80 success
fill in it and so much envied elsewhere
. that other places will doubtless imi-
hte it in extending hospitality to the.
Urdu. in fact it similar project is now
under ‘01 at Greenwich 2 .
The new room recently added to
Slrdcraft Museum will be opened to
m public on the afternoon of April
31. This room contains a large group
C the sea birds that visit the Con.
”client shores during the season. it]
I. a case 30 teen long in which are
ImentedI the mammals of the Intate.
‘iotether with the birds of prey.
These are
and scene of great beauty. The ani-
Inglis comprise a sing and a doe, the .
Wind ref foite'a. raccoon, oppos-
in. musk rat. woodciiuck, weasels;
and and grey squirrels, skunk. flying
IqInlrrel and wild cat.
J _qr\1ff:r;l
A group representing the sanctuary
Incl! shows the birds and nuts found
[but togwthar with suitable bird hone
II. a ,hlt'ldflfi bath e‘
ant-tum 8m
-wmwixfi
3535‘ ”Mad“
0‘ .“
.whfllsats'isnus-wlhsaa
“NW” N 3‘ ""th litflvErsiiy and now
shown against a wood- '
loan on the blllltll'l' the” is estimated
at. upprmimnieli $200 000. .
-ATH_. ETE NAMES 14 fill-ZN
AS CO RESPONDENTS
Ii
Fore“ Ce-tlwi' T‘r' ‘e ’t Syracuse
University, Now Teacher, Auk!
ft“- .nIr-eo
SYRM‘USH April 1’4.—e$tcphen
Archibald Vivi-Mir". former ‘foolball
warm-2r r of therri hy at Gloversvllle
High school. is todav suing his wife
for an absolute divorce. Named as
cornsnomleniil' in the action are.
fourteen of Glorierstillo' s most promi-
nent residents.
we \' ickerv declared that the will
'g’l ht the case to the. bitter end Slié
age suits and the like. But in a iew
days the big machine. wlIl ‘beoul out
the road again teddy for all sorts of2
I bounded
tivg board of district No 5, Unlted 9' W2“! 2.
i. 22 and
I . b 9. Iain street; Easterly by lots
Mine Workers 0‘ ““0”“ ecaus - 23 on said map; Southerly by lots 80,
their pay enielopes did not contain
the 5 per cent. increase provided to?
In the New York agreement for yard
age day work.s,nd dead work.
\\".tilk
i-lrtgzinc liilis surprised the natives
along the Shore Line. Good Friday
ltiierlioou. when it came lilting under
its own aieaiii. . The smoke attack was
gone, the pilot was none. the running
boards were all akew-gcte. and there
were all sorts of dents It the nut-
chine. But the air-brake equipmenlI' 2
was in working order and 1338' Edward N. Armstrong Sinclair-nut
seemed to have obeyed all the signalsI ~. I _“M. of Amlaxy.
°“ "‘9 “m ’“m unw tram, April ai—Edwm
‘f‘ N Armstrong, . president of the M.
UNCLA'IMED LETTERS. ~ A'rnistrong Carriage Com
List of unclaimed letters for the 9‘” M
week ending April 23“.“v at me N0"? suddEnly at his home in this city you
walk post office:
33D DEGREE MASON DIES IN NEVIN
HAVEN.
.1 :I :‘tii-i—IL21h-I‘IIMI2'I II‘I'qfil’l' I!" the Bt‘ck. “TI..E. I'm” .4“. “I 6, ya“ “d“,B. For ”“16““?! mmiégycg’
most of them are ma led. men, and Cogawell, "'3' M' was one of the moat prominent “Ma II'THE SOUTH NOR
,--- ._ rr ‘. Ighilds. girl“ i]; the' “I" . thirty-third I24.“ [aminlsIItraton
I5 Irrer ‘ m -
HIGHWAYMEN BUY 2 ' d «a imam?“ r . 2- .. . ,
Catlin. John 100 wan-tut Bt. l ésl‘eé anon on" I
WOT." A'biiNK Farm Life. I t mph in 1’99. He leaves a wife and “NSWQ‘Pfl Rg'fi 2. 8.7
' ‘ Garvin. Mrs. Frank.- - '2 '2 I i. 2 .. . . .
I nniooneonr April 24.40pm". a." u... Mam. . _ - III 4. 3:“ '° I :3 - I‘liagRNmF—flflwnfgharmm
ac callsnm Mn' no. net‘s s of Harley. Miss trounce: ‘ "" "‘ *' " ' ' KI" ANS wit - teeth. mitt;
their more-cm “"h'r-in _ . ftPl’ Johnson. mgr-ion r. 2. u“ W‘ W "mu" 4 C,
assaulting William cm". 118 King Goals Co. .~ . 2.} 33 til- AT coconut .2." .Mt bit-W cam»-
.- 1313:? $11.32???“ : norm. N. v. waanmo'mx. April u—éIC "‘9 “Wflgf
. . In _ -2 . '
mm him . MIMI M MI” ”III. mullet-finfimtr 81.”“ .-hsse MMMtgmlI Wu“ 3‘ MI; at.
thnesaes tolhflmm add 29v I. 1.13me ”CW dm‘mnm
blllfmmthehrwhenm tied.“ ..=... .- .gxq§w to... Mummwhnm
“IMF! ”1" C u I‘ll- ELECTION. IN ”MN. Lil Im; "Mfg! ‘h “in?“ V“
'“""'° "°'““' 2 mum-mum ~ M... “aim-mm... M
the scant-ht» 2‘a-ti. ‘ feud ch-nhimfiwwmmmw i ,.
“"hmthaulnaeeIA-uull‘u.mldlsetl' uh.
m ' “5
attain-nu pity were ass admitted than was an. m
nudes-althvarla-Msfstsry. but all them
“-ng
‘terly by property of the Ne ew York,
”N” u‘ um ”mm of ‘ m” of Illaven & Hartford IL R CO.
81.32.93 and 34 on said map and wes-
New Haven & Hartford R R. 00.,
All that certain lot or parcel of land
situated on the North aide at William
iatreot in said Norwaill, known as Lot
\'0. 24 on said map and bounded
.North 292 feet by property of the
New York. New Haven a Hartford
Railroad Company; Easterly 270 feet
by Howard street: Sontliorly 312 feet
by William Street and Westerly 217
feet by property of the New York, New
event which will be long remembered
by the Knights of Columbus of South
Norwalh.
this city, will confer the lat Dégreel
of the Qrdcr. upn a class 0115‘
candidateil. District Deputy Edward‘
r stealing and stat! of camera. will
iii-i»:
Peter's Council, and Orinoco (IthlIlncll
o-of Breenwicb. Aloe a large eega
triad ls ehpected from Catholic Union
Council of Norwalk.
“wormed hy- the odleera of south
Norwalh Council, who are:
In
pie-nuns.
.I.._. m
mifi after by room. 9'. Mcflguao
| and flush Campbell. Jr.
The D M. Read Co
W185).
Baby Carriages
Spring lines now complete and all
approved designs included
Rattan Caniagas
in natural color or
French gray, with linings
of corduroy or my cre-
toune, ivory handle bars,
$30.00 to 835.00
——‘-
Oriole Go-basketa
Of brown rattan, mod2
eis that fold up compact-
ly, convenient to trans-
fer by train or trolley.
$9.00 to $13.00
Brown Wicker Cart
M’ith two wheels. tio
top, long bar for draw-
ing, light and easy.
$8.50
Tar Paper Bags
Airtight. A poSttle
moth pre\ entile. Three
sizes,
50c. 65c and 15c.
Tar Paper in sheets for
lining boxes or cases,
5 cts.
Basement.
Eh? u. it no 010an
ill I . tiliiilitt it ill t tI Ml "Mil ‘ ' ""
IIIIIIII - llllillriiili'
""‘i‘
Will it ..
m” mild“. tntli ltliltil Illllilullm
1..
See the Du lex-ALCAZAR
Before You Buy a Range
Here at last is In kitchen range that is
mlb modern. It is made in two types.mml one
burning coal or wood and gas, the other usingooal
and oil separatelyor tn the same time. The Duplex-MAME
lance la complete—all in one—ready to burn the fuel you
cheat—at any and all times.
You can make the change for different fuels
in a second’s time and the
concurs with your requirements. We the ‘year
'round range"-—heeps the kitchen cool in summer—warns In
winter—suits the season's in between and cuts fuel bills as
well as Insuring better cookingresul
.il
withtlm mange
Duplex
Th Du
....3...remiEiiatlmmsmiehwi:
Ana-ha. his
need the world over.
conaI traction. h bl a” W
nstylasdeslgned to armory
,_ Let Us Demolish-lo I! To Yew
. A. J. COELINS & CO.
nonhuman, ..m 2 '
English “Prams"
Dark bodies. leather
linings and leather hood,
high gears, easy to man-
age.
824.75
“Gondola” Carriages
With adjustable can-
opies. They can be con-
verted into baskets by
removing the basket
from the running gear,
$37.50
Rattan Carriages . 5
Qt" approved tilodel,
nicely upholatcncd, 2
815.00 10 818.00
Fourth floor.
Priscilla Magazine for
at!!!
May. to eta.
'Art Section. ‘
Have]... you, secured ‘
your Shakespeare Boole. ‘2
plate yet? ,‘
IPA/l
R
canteen-steels“ Modal-I
—'
—__ -.-
KN'IOHTS' INITIATION.
heat Thursday night is to be one
I
The Council No.12“ of
sent as well as aeve'ral mem-
nr fit Augustine and “ t.
”The work “A
Grand Knight-E. J. 13918:".
‘Daputy “glib—John e!-
All" WEI; ~
lidwasddlieat
Mela! Oceretary—C. E. Wil-
“we Wei-k a social ‘tiné
tnutlhl end
3‘ timing to tit-damn; fertn'work 2
. consist of cost, IaIlrirItI. stout
’ gaiters.
ENGLAND came 0” worsen;
Four Hundred Thousand to M
and Take Men's Place earths F
The London Daily News .announ
the government has. decided... to
ganize a recruiting campaign
women to .work on land. It is p
posed urmleta be issued to ‘wo
thit they be entitled to wIear. es-
lal uniform-
..ztlvery village will be canvassed
women's committees, as II! la n ..
'er‘ed essential that an d
mt 400,000 women be niobium
' volunteer will be lsiered
given a’mrlt'ta and dunl which
"A
boots
hiready more 'than 369.0%
hue been withdrawn min” .
ttlre; and it is anticipated all-2
310:, will fill called. Pra'ctiedlly .
plowinett atquI IIIera 1
will remnfn '
dispensable
Norwalk Chronicler