munsn 11!, MAY 4. 1.5
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. ....... . 15STAMPSwithonelargejaxPEANUTBu'rTER15¢
III I 20 STAMPS with 3 pkgs. ace CORN STARCH, ca. 7.1- l
LEI. Mite clinic amowm- 21, 724 Salvation Amy ........... III . .
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I” Lodge .......,.~.-...-..1.. 14,824 “WINCH-0".” 4 0 U A M- ' G . )q f T C
5:: w Firemen mOOQtI‘ILu 990‘ Day 5m .................... ll reat At'dn‘lc & ‘lc 1c ea ’0. IL
” ' t 11 St.
:1“ 3. P. 0. or a. “1...... 149 Rem-1w m mom 1.. m W1 124 Washing 0 South Norwalk, Conn.
h ‘0’ the “9d III-I-II-ua 3‘ will receive a one hundred and any} _
”In. Cockonoo Tribe .14 Dollar when Diamond Disc phm‘ir— " M” """ ’
,{I “I! fl Columbia l0 graph. in... (pm... 0! Huh Two soldier's lll not shoot lllHl' own u..." do...“ But
lstained umtorms. smatkinx of ”W Rus>ian I'unrirrig again inlel\eurd to
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Irma OOVPON vorn AFTER Mort, J c 5 10 TRA 11:3 EsgAM PS 1 0
coarser cuosns Jun: 513 Ill] _
_ 1 . —- With Any of the Following Groceries ._
’ ‘ 1 hot. up Ahmonil ..... m. 1 jar Iona mu 1.. 10c,
woos manual) we raouocttarn . I .... . . .0. ..... ..... .....
-———— VOTm-G COUPON -_.__'. 1 :11 Old Dutch or Atlantic I p“ Elbow Munro!“ mg
———— ———- learner . . 10c. I can Vance IHlnd Cleans-
! bot, White Vinegar . . 1°C. or 1°C
1 pkg. At? Ice Cream or """" ‘
”We.“nonconfo'Jqunuuo-o..oa_,_o..o-Il‘u.a.-.....I‘ J9”)! Powder 1°C. 2 b)XPS “P VS‘UH: P333] k,
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,.....I.......,............ ..... .. plus nclt 5c.ortm.10c. 1 50L HIP Worcestershire
A“ L’ cakes Mother's Ironing 3““? ............... 15c.
IUOIIIIDDI..IIIOJIDOOIIICOQIOIIO- lion... ..... wax c.“ “A liar PM! Buller 10c-
“We can’t run the range all
I‘front.vIeIII1alIirIg their morntrrit tot rIIakI- eIen tin. hazardous.
Lt'ItII.» III a rt'lllt'tl IoI'IIeI 1....Iitutlya11d '“IP lIU>>iIIII~. it was found sIIuI out
I“. 11 spit 11mm 31> ill the via) “III! little- squad> llllnlbrilllg at least one
'-1hI IIIeII I-tio II.I\r‘ set-II II.II sIIIIIIII man with a knowledge
of German
"Ith IIIII Io m IIIId Itom two end These Nqud~ would IIIIIII IoncIIal
iIInI- who were IiIstunzdun IlII v1.41 ”"‘“INIWS III the marsh gin» allow
1,, n.) 1;]! of .1," stud one of I:II'II1‘.III «Mines 1.; pa“ “Munghwml
IlII I1 IIIIIIIs ‘lt's llllit‘ it II” Mid IIII'II listen I'IIr-Ilully foI the pass
lbrouhht 10;. most: It IIII :IIIII'I‘al‘m ““'d “It" II “In shouted out by
_ “ Q11 wand IaI11 do It they IIIIL'hI .‘II ht' tho II stumbling into the 1111.
l
“Fulfil It‘r“ ~M'tl III I .it password the “us-
ol the stIlIliIIs mm
H“. l" IIIsIII'rII suspII'Ion
“you must lI.I_1II ‘
,.I1 ruin: the parole Ior'r'et'tly. :Ind irr-
HHI, 1U l...~ .....I IIIIII IIIIIIIis III-II would approach the.
1nd I'IIIIIIIIIIIIIII ll‘i‘llllml. "\ly. ‘:Q‘"llli.ll lines lIIIIIiIII,
good trip IIIl.‘ he sIIId
had II hard time ui It When were "1.; .II lI-ast slight mum”. before varr
130“ mustered out Tell us “hat '~.'IIII.' 1:1 the dark
5,3110 11- IloIIII III the IIIIII and “but the ______I_____
.nar's done to you 111 gtw you suI l1 a l
lirIId feeling" The I'IIIIIIIII xtIIpId
IIIIIIII IlII- II s1 ot the tI.III'Ic
lout ol the I-aI,II1t‘IoIIt replyrtru
Today the Iuny'er'satiorn:
all about some IIIploIt around \eIdurr
SPAIN SUFFERING
fill! [Hills Of Will;
.IrIIl I‘tIslII-tl
3- .I...
. .
..
. . . . ' 5 l ‘fllltl II I1.II VIIII luppIIII to tiII.t;III'IIIans ___
M . night juSt for 3.0!}? Sha'VIHg :3 1t they persist III lllt'll IIIIIIIl to lake MADRID, Ma} lir'slmln “1 spite 0P
V I .l 'thII arttrent stronghold .' her W":‘””"‘” from ”I" present Ion !
at ‘ .v'. ,’ .I'WWI .. , ”Viv ._ VT""" ' "’ I" I I 'I‘ here I.~ nlso less drstussion of the "‘0‘ “m "f ”I“ "”Fdlal relations IIhiIhi
V [V “V " " high cost of [lung than two months alre tontinuen l0 mfllnlatin with alllho.
_. Iggy:—- l -~ ,_._.._ -- »-Tfi—’l,m., though there has been no Ip- :Olllkerentr: " MUNIIIHK to sutlI-‘r
sea. and the. complaint of the Slnu prettahle easing of price. 1""ng I:01!) the etonolrtc strain of the war
:2” ft“ 0RMNIZER8 .II‘IIinIII's was that the police did—rmtIIII accounted for by the heroic resist» “ll" "l" All! monthtllIhI have been
. 4.. . llII'otIIIIt them. l‘IIliI-II |Il't)lt't'tlt)il tor “I“... of the army. strikes or threats of strikes to every!
...~. 9"" all” our party >lr|litIn Inns! of the; district 0! the country In (atalonia,
H . “Rota m0” IRELANDptuoli‘IlllI:L wiglorarc I01 IIII- IIIII K> a lI.I11 1 In Valencia, at La l'nion and {Icaruno
I‘m ‘ ' I ,8 flcfll|Nfl ABIlI" there hate been sIlious lllhllll"l)flll((’\
”I” _ "RUSSIA caused by high prites and urII-ruploy.
l‘ DUBLIN, Ireland, May I (I‘III'r'es
”mammal ’I'IIII .\>.~()l‘lfllt‘tl I’I'I-ss)
organizer's or lllII s‘IIIII II‘IIIII \ol
litters, III Dublin, and two others III
‘uway, lIaIe IIIIIII arrested and III IIII
U to leave Irel and “Hill” sir. dais
, M men lrtnc been cite“ the I-IIIIIII-
"H'een going to some foreign I-ouII
. 01' to certain specIIiIId pIIII'IIs III
”and Where they can he kept no
-&r obserIatIIIII. The Siam II‘I-irr. or
' [flair Volunteers. [Illlt'lllilllIV consti
‘ m the antiwar party In Ireland.
my have held frequent parades with
“I, turd some t'ouseryutrt'e mem-
' km of l’arlIIIIIIIIul IIIII'II criticized tho
’vermnent tor not taking strong
' ”nun-s to suppress the activities of
.0 organization.
‘V The [Il‘Ot't't'tlllll'h IIt IIIII ;.‘,ll\l‘l'lllllt'lll
“not the "\‘IIIIIIIIIIIII's' ll1l\t‘ lN‘t'll
' .Va'y sporadic. 'IIII-Ir IIttlII papcrsdol
“In: on pIIIII~rI~ III the l-Innlish
”as, haw III-«11 sI-I/IIII I'I'om tune to
the, but IIIIIppIIaI' under different
mes.Tl1I-1'II :III- IIIIII'I ot them III
fill-ten“) now than III fore the Mir.
I.Ifie searchIs for arms llll\t‘ bII-II Iso-
llted and llllllllltul'litlll. A IIoIIsidI-ra»
Iflo number of lllllhlit‘ls‘ and :1 dozen rt
’ I‘Volvet's represent the :coIIIr'IIIIIIIIIt's
gm, flolII :.l.l lI'IIuIIIl
-.2: From time to time an organizer
untreated and sent to jail. but more ill't'
I, mullit‘tl. 'l‘lIII ('tIIIIIcrl hint) (llllt't‘:1 irr
,Dllblin which are known to lllt‘ it'l
, .thorlties and III the p- tlr'it. 'l‘lIII (‘IIIIII
' d has issued 'll IIII.IIII rllllt‘lllt‘llt,
l.-
Illicit, 111 pm tIIllIIIIs:
"The Council ot' the l11..l1 \‘olur.
teens which met on the 30th ir1:t.
(Hatch) wish to warn tlII puhliI thzu
the general tendency of the goycru
.mt' s action is to force :1 highly Ilarr
_, mus situati III ’llre 1'01 crnmIIrrt is
,Ile aware that the possession
Jinn: is essential to the volunteer
“Millions and that Volunteem
M submit to being disurmed without
llrrenderlni: and abandoning the posi-
flax they have held III all times since
their first formation,
mnizatlon also Iamrot maintain it
‘ciency without organiztrs. The
hiding for arms and an emptIIIl dis
Iwng of men therefore, can in the'
.hu‘al course of things only be met
t resistance and bloodshed. None of
‘h Irish Volunteers recognize, or will:
I”; recognize the right of the Gm
,,mme11t to disarm them. or to im
”0!! their oflicers and men in any
'Mion.
‘W‘he Countil 1‘~o diaws attention toI
. If“ repeated
ornments action has been associa
‘ with the runements of
a” act t‘ndeI H0I“"'l"“ 'It anrirovln‘
’fifile Council's belief this feature of
case is based on a deliberate pol
of creating factions hostility be-
amp sections of the Irish people.
1...,”8 need be hoped from remon-
' ce with the goternment but w e
“w to the Irish people to
y into the facts In every
'M, and keep a watch on the con-I
and policy of the authorities. and'
5&4. fix the responsibility tor any grave“
oqnences tirat may arlse.” l'
float people In Ireland have rela-
‘o‘r f'fiirflja to My} Brnlch n_~_-
V. consequently the appearances of
‘ Iqolnnteen w parade frequently
)1; trouble. in .Iaiaoi- 1.3.:
- wrecked tinSIrInI Fete pze. . l
:-
of;
Ur“
carr'
'l‘hII \‘olunteI- r .
iII~'i:II‘It‘I'-' I“ “1W0 ”1' ion of the South of lI‘IIInce. the. Dpeo'
11) Mel
mds which we ledt to believe thatI
puminst the.I articles of Monsieur Paint
lookl‘ "filer .‘Iiorisleur TirIa'Id. declaring thnf the wire.
“1 .all such culumnic.
ment,
\
RECON'ZED BY GERMANS. In Portloba the mayor assembled
workmen and their families to the
number III ltlItll’ltl in the ”11" rim. 11nd
I’I\SK liussiu, May .‘I—tt (Irres- gaye to eath 11 111111111 of loud. The
llItIndente III The Associated l‘r est) distress is sIIid to be \IIIIeMIreadWld
the Immune (.IIIIIIIIII soldier likely to incrntse In“. scarcity of
IN“ mm 1th.“) .Tm, U, I“, has the highest respett for the tight- food. lofts and other :Itritles cannot
Jr \mnhm “pp...” to 1].... had H ”will”: qualities 0! his I‘Itglish and easily be relieved by Iimports from
liltll‘ill t-III-ct in France. It has turned “PM "““l’l‘m'I " l” ”w Ru‘mm‘ abroad, "WIN 1.1 the use in treinht
attention from irI'itIIIIIIII IlIsI 11:...)nsIlthlldlllL ‘0 “um” "umuw" 111 H" mm“
oII-I' details of the t‘tllltllltl of the war l‘I'NI ““0 .’ll'|’l“.“ “”1““ “d tun Th" flil'llll‘l>,' ““‘l ""llt‘i‘lunl' ”W
and has cut at...” I,“ in. Illit'nt H. Um] ‘ninc to an unexampled dean-II. 'I‘hcre IIIIIcpI..11-.,-,I n... in need 0, sulphate
of partisan Hilllll in parliament and ’III«- ltlllltlsl as many stories of Russia. of «upper {or their Imp: if this a";
in the press, which had been faxi'rnc'd ““"”“""“ “m" ”m “mud 'h ”w“. MM". "l ””'l'” '“ ”"' "’"m‘lmlHI-"lllt‘
bl I'elatite stagnation at the ‘ .l““‘ ofiltt'ls “'1‘“ MW m” with H Hm“ “I” m" ”r ""l‘l"“ and fl III-0:4
grout
Also 11 set-111s to hate IlIIIIiIIisheI the!
‘Blllll 0f ltllllllNS
Mill [Hill 0N leNCE
l' \ltls‘, \Iay IIt‘ orrIIspondeutc;
01. The
In II... gl‘t'fll t'.cr111a11 III'IIII I’flst lwr‘ous industry, I-I-pI-I-soming "Hm.
IIIIIIIIIIII of IIIIssIIIIIsts and hem II in hard. according III LIIIIIIIInIIIIt \‘on than :1 third of the total wealth ofthII'
and Russians nation.
('ll‘il\t'll lt‘rt'nt ll t't)lln(lPIltI' lIl Illt‘. ‘.[llll‘l h ' ”N ”(in‘mnh “II“ b” rllhwd‘
outcome. finally took up their positions II'I'III‘I'I For want of steam Ioal. mam III 1st
“"IIIII haIII shot tlreiI bolt” is a |\“l‘ "" H" “""l ""d ("N mm“ M f””18““{WMHNFM factories tire
frequent (momentary he :'.I ll i1: DlflI'PHl" IIWV- ”‘9 “ll-"4““ “"‘l‘ "0‘ "All “Oll‘lnfl on Show time:
11 l1II1I two months ago tl..r1- IIIIIII 11.1 Ilm: "It‘ll" defeats With HI 1.InI1rIItI\. I'll to dose and some IIIIIII l'ltlr‘t‘tl .IIl
III-I‘ldztiuts “_ to lll‘tllllll:n ‘IIIIII I111 I'II'I‘) lItI-‘h‘ll‘lt‘ "(WI-“l0" “‘I'I‘" "‘Itd.‘ Pulling trawlers 111 Santona
tion of ho tilitles "'I‘III y t.IIl do IIIIIIleI‘O‘I‘d l” (INI‘IUP mum" “m‘n’llw ”mm” Pl” '0 N‘il for \\‘;|Ill of coal. To
1111111 than they have Il int, “M. I! [IIIIIOVPmPM’l- ruin
the fislriuu llltlllrltry from
tr'orzi t'lltlllL'll IIIIII' to shake. the! l'llltlilL'll IIIIdIII'I: I‘(Illllll III-IIIIIIIls the '.I‘II‘II‘I tons: of ”my I'I‘I mp”. ‘1 'm and
I1e1IIlI :IrI1Iy"I:III'm:In~ learned that the Russians in to be required whlh. the Whole “f
s‘IIIIItli before the t I-Imztns ,IIIIfl..IIIIdI-d III. IIIgIIt.toII-I1oss the bridge SIIIIIIMI iru‘suqriui ”weds for the m“
undestroy.ed spanned tht th'IliII "lulllhs ”mm I". met m 1,000,.
and attempt to surprise their “00 tons
The Germans in consequence
some thre. It
\lllla It".
MINI
litl
«III \1 I'Iltm some 1:Itl'.I II :Irrd Socialist which.
inept-1.- attacked tho- the I-lI' Ii- ""“l’v
t‘tils "rid the “easy" ImitssI (I.,..,\.n..,11111~ __, ._.E._,,,_ _
them with shirltinu unto...» and ‘1‘“ ;\il_\' cmctully and quietly Ilcstrowd HWININ. May :I. The monks of
m... Mtg...” No What or 1mg”) one small section or the bridge near- the ('onIIIIunIII of [Mine Compassion
111.1! may said.l1:1d m m In...“ 0‘..." ““05! them. leaving a slight mp and lay In order allied to the (‘hurch of Eng-
Irhpy algo wwwd them (If in wait lot the Russians. 'lttl‘t‘ ll-IH‘ inst b1 erl granted exerr1p-.
'10 night was fairly dark. but not so “Oil from military sIIm'III orr conga
.‘. ,KI.
‘ II .3
II tIIII 1II I1
aidinLI :Ind abett' no ”It (.I-Imans after
hmim: heired to brine In. the “T; in dark but that the (.ermarrs Iould st II Illliolls grounds l
the hope that a dim...”- 1h. Russians suddenly turned II Thl’ lllt‘mbels of this order, who are
would .IIcI'thI'ow the iii-pump.“ orIl‘Ell IIIIIIIIIIIIIsseII horse loo. t‘ at their ,‘Hltll‘fit‘d umonrz other things with theI
Parliamentary "Iggy". TI“... ,HHHMJ 11.l (ll the bridge. and \\I II a few ‘1er 0f 8“ ”I" lI‘IIIIs In England. lend’
,[hpni or I"Ming mm“. m (,9, 1mm mlulrip lashes started him :It a gentle I "'0' 0' poverty and privation. sharv
t
l
to lr'.rrrce:“"
subscribe to the (.II 11.:11 II'IIr loans. ('anter toward the German lines. PtIz-I 7M2 ”10 discomforls 0f the poorestl
.A wineshop kcepct III the Dapart. :led German rlllemen lying in hiding. people." Their headquarters are at
mom of Lot who erIInlml up... “on. withheld their fire as the animal ad Plaistnw. an eastern suburb of Lon- l
vanced steadily toward 111me don. Their leper colony, which at;
In I. moment or two 1119 horse present contains only six patients la'
reached the gap In the bridge and. iln Essex. about twenty miles I’romI
with the Instinct and keener slght at W00“
night possessed by animals, stopped
and peered at the dark water Ilowlnp
past. He paused only :1 moment, the'
turned about and trotted back to tilt
Russian lines. The Russians mudvn'
'IttnI-k that night.
'At a number of points the German
have adopted what II: a very old pro
caution or giving warnlng of the ap
lproach of the enemy—the stringinx of
empty bottles on a wire around their
IAdam It has, perhana, accomplished-I positions which cllnk and iconic when
even more than the letter or the pre‘lanyone approaches Md stumbles onto
Unfortunately the bottles
should be punish know neither friend nor toe. and clinir
ed. Today all partIz-s, including 'l' When German aentrles scouting at
Roclaliuts, who hate Just renew d ,‘Ilght strIlIe the wlre
heir III-III! l"'" I. 111 favor pt 9; w...- 'loLI' Formerly it was the custom at such
the bitter end are Working in harm- German sentrles to shout out Instant
0111’~ ‘ Iv the password or parole ot the do!
About two months ago It was pout! m that other centric: behlnd the bot
bin to wltness such Incidents as thflatp-otrunx line should know that
watch tool; place In .1 little' cafe l all-lends were approaching and should
sations was prosecutI d and sentehced
to three years' imprisonment and was
fined 1000 francs
Tirescampaicn against the priests
and clerlcals was ewn taken up by
such a conspicuous writer as Mon»
Isieur l’tIul Adam. who made similar
charges in the leIIdi1z radical newI'paI
RI'CIIAREST, Rumania.
Owing to the import """ II "
IInl relations between Sweden and Ru-
May 3.—-
who d I '.‘IIII‘ 111cc II"! ""'I' upon hint-
selt' :1 storm of 'It'otest The But of
’Verdnn did for more to I-top bhé III-I
pnlcn than the convictlcn of the wine;
shop man of the Lot and the plolesta
h
The D. M. Read Co.
W 185).
May Sale of Dinnerware
“11h Illc \llt‘l\\‘.\ dlltl td'IlI's III llll‘ t lllll.t \HII. .IIIIIIlIIl .11llI \II. i, l'..t1t1n\ dud l”.
IlIIIIlual Sets of \JIIt-III'IIII allll t‘IyrIy‘III \\cllt\ 1‘ I‘ll IIIIIlII ll lJII IIIIIII-I' [IIIIC for making
“IMHO“. [hall'tll|\ muntl. l .IIEI- spare 1s taluu 111 IiIIst'rIlIIII; IlIIw Ilrsht's. the \alues arc
announced loudly III. the pr'I ~ llII II. Illt‘ II: III" IIl Ilt'~l“\'ll\ that tIllt' II1ll be proud to use
for I'IIIIIpaIII tllllllt‘P\ then .I ' .l 'tltll .tlltl 111t'\pI II>IIC scls that one 111” lie glad to find
(III the breakfast table of .‘I dull 111II1111IIg (.1111 'lIIl \t‘t'
American Porcelain Set, ‘IIIII lli I- .11111 spray, $10.00
American Porcelain Set II.’ pa lllllt llllt‘ IIItlI mcdalliotl in pink and blue. $14.00
American Porcelain Set.
l‘lllt and brown band with pink rose spray and gold
edge.
It
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. 611 so
American Porcelam Set, I I.‘ pea. 111th purl. and (In-(I11 bortltr Ilengrr :IIIIl IIolIi lint.
. . $16.00
Amerrcan Porcelain Set, 112 pm , lylat'l: and gold lIoIdI-r, Vt'l)’ I-ITIII'tiI'e and handsome,
. . . $18.00
American Porcelain SetI r12 pt's, lIr'IIIIII lIaIIIl \Iltlr tIIII lililt'lx litres. llllll: sprays and
gnltl t‘tlgt‘. ‘ $19-00
English Porcelain Set, ll.‘ Ilt'sI IIltl (‘lllllt‘bk‘ (.ltflgll. \cr_\ quaint I'tlltl pIItIIt rtprw
Ilut'IIIIII. $20, 00
Englrsh Porcelain Set, ll.’ pes. pint. llitlIIl and \11I.Itl1ol‘piult lusts $23. 50
American Porcelain Set. It: 1M l IIIIoIlI putt: 111 1\lIl] pink flout rs and III e l11.111.l1—
cs, \l‘l'_\ uttrut‘IIIc,
$24.00
English Porcelain Canton Blue English Porcelain
l'lll'\-ll\t' llllt't", IIIIlIt t‘IIttaIut' \t'l III .i‘l INN. llll' tIlIl lIlIII- Japanese Ilt'sigl.
KI'IIIIII .IiiIi pint: lI;IIIIi 111111 Ilark lllllt‘ llII'Il 1s ulna): so an old and fluorite stilt
l1l11c sprays, \\.I\ Srgtq popular, \‘JN $7.75 regular price $10 go '
$14.00. May SaIe
Austrian China
37.00. May Sale
English Porcelain
$9.00. May Sale
English Porcelain
totIng-sttIII45111~,I1_\ ('Iittttgt' st't III .II pt's, (‘ttllil‘g't‘ \t‘l III .1! pro
IIIIf IIIII'Il-I'. 111th gold l1III, grcI-II ll.tlltl \\llll t11o otyltl light brown and green dct~
lines oration, gold band,
Sui-“5
$11.00. May Sale
English Porcelain
Set of 40 post, two black:
lines, one red line, gold edge,
$9.00. May Sale
regular 11th. $13.70
$12.00. May Sale
“Ch
$0.75
English Porcelain
, Set of 50 pcs.. encrusted
two gold edge and gold litre, \ery
dainty, was $13.70
$12.00. May Sale
Arm Chairs
Oi practical use and fine appearance.
American Porcelain
(‘tlllilflt' “1 till 5h
green and pint. \\llll
gold hands, \\.'l\ $10.5”
$9.00. May Sale
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Two companion chairs. Arm Rocker and ArmChair. \1itl1 ll‘ftlllt‘s‘ I l‘
and coverings ot handsome. English tapestry.
I7ull sprint,r seats and l11gl1 square back,
$15.00 $15.00
i'IIltr i3. Ill illrah diathermy!
L“
solitl IIIIIhoIoany
easy and comfortable.
”Mal h's division I-ompria from all mm the warm} to be ht
mania at this little,
when larue ship-Viector J.
ments of Rumflmfln merchandise are im: Rhode Island and I‘I'onnI-Ititut 'dl lIaltimore in ltrly, . .1
. ' , on
reaching ”1,? outer World throughgw'” hold its annual meItiIII: at the l.. 1‘. Hunt of lligtrttord rs pt I.-
:StIIItiiIIIl, 1'11 ”11th port on Saturday of the association of tin LI'Innettlr
no.1. .. 11 MI bH'II agreed lW‘II‘"!11.I.. 13.111 111.11 time amt-I»... will be «III III! and NM“ '- I“"“"-" "“
the two Iouutries that 11 Swedish dip 01.1””; and “no a deb-ac I, “I” be No“ liIHIII otilIII,I IiIII-Wprtsrdent.
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ltlulilllt mission wrll be established at (“own to lt‘pleselrt the errrploycs of J ll-IIIIMHI 01' ll-Hlltlltl, iH MINGIKIII.
'.1II1arI-st and a Romanian mission at ”ll" ‘lll‘l'l‘l "1 “ ('On‘t'nlit'" 0f ”19
\‘Iotkholm Iinterrml "‘V ““10 dt'llartrrrerrt I-niployes AIIIIIr-Iisc in The Sentinel.
DONAHUE ARRESTED.
Mrs. Housekeeper!
SI-Iett \our refrigerator now from
M rs.
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was arrested here yesterday after make which are built to last a life-
rroorr, following his testimony on the time.
' 111d in the trial of Attorney Gran-l They Tt’tltlil‘t‘ less ice and save
I' lie liampdert 'l‘r'iplctt. of Neu'YorlLII
on it charge of conspiracy in the al- their cost in :1 year in Ice and food.
II-cIII‘I trapping: of his Slslt‘r-lll-ll‘tw.‘ Made of hardwood with rounding
lIoI'IIthy A. ’l‘riplett, in 11 local hotell corners. galvanized. porcelain, and
room here for the purpose of getting; white enameled lined. Lift top and
P\ltll‘llt‘(‘ for a divorce suit. Donahue;
ts charged with conspiracy. liis tes-,
Iimony was: to the effect that when he.
called III the hotel room with Attor 11I~I1' .
'l‘riplett. on May 15. 1315, Mrs. Trip-I
-lett was scantilv clad and in the com
parry or a man named Wilson tlIeJohn
Doe of the case. who has neIer been
located.
Mrs. Triplett
-witness stand after
3 doors
apartment house style with
in front.
Price: $5.98 to $29.00
Albeit F. Gehebe
25 Waohlngton St., South Norwalk
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walked over to the Phone 1069-2
Donahue's tein-I
.'mor1_\ and said:
"'.\\l1y you
never saw me before
In your life sir."
Donahue was \Isibly confused and »
replied: 53 WALL STREET
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man. " PHONE 438
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His arrest followed.
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