ComingBargains I so
KEEP POSTED THROUGH
THE SENTINEL ABOUT
DOLLAR DAY, MAY 18th
asoociareo PRE“ NEWO FROM ALL PART. OF YHE WORLD IV A ”ECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
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looking for Further Evidence on
Which to Convict Irs. Archer l
Cilligan of larder of lnntates
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tisiittt iii in '
it an of leitlii
Attachments on the Property
Amount to $40,000
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‘HARTNRD, May 12. Anotht-i
visit by the State police to the Arch
er Home. for Elderly People, at Wind-
.sor, the pmprietor of which. Mrs
\i;‘_\' It}. Archer-(iiiligan, is under at
l'-’~' here charged with liturtlet, and
.. 'eport that a second arrest iii the
c. might come soon. vwrc ottt
i" riding features today l.i llll‘ llti-‘sll
git ton of the alleged murder.
\lts. (:iliigttn is specifically charged
it Ittttina caused the dentii bt'
litt.~‘(llillig of Franklin it. Andrew's. o
4'i’t‘nlllltl, an intn.tto of the home. In
Mty. in”, but as the itivestigutioi
Itn~ progressed, it is said to have
fraught developments which may re
<30! in further charges against
an IlelPd woman.
'lhe state police in tlteir search of
in house at Windsor have beefs
owr it carefully frottt top to bottom.
dinning up the collar floor and sound-
ing the walle to discover hollow spots
it any. 'l‘hepurp‘ose of this minute
N-‘M‘f‘ll has not been disclosed.
”that insanity will not be it do
in be case of Mrs.
—-—-—.
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tense
Archer-Gilligan.
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Entered at the flaunt Norwalh Poo:
Office on Second Clue Matter.
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Councilmen and Trolley Officials
Discuss Congestion: of Streets
About the City
t
Councilmen (isnung. Russell andl
'Murphy, with t‘ity Engineer Sherrou.l
Intel last evening in the Norwalki
Hotel, in conference with J. ll. Pot»
ter. of Port Chester, manager of the.
ilocai division of the Contiecticut'
.Compzmy, and (‘harles A. (‘opley.f
lsupcrintendcnt of the Norivalk troilcyl
: lilies. 0
Last night's meeting was for the
'put'pose of discussing certain traflic
"problenn which are at present a!
.sourct- of much annoyance to both tho,
,city officials and the representatived‘
of the ‘cotnpuny, as well as Norwalk
«residents and visiting uutomobiiisis
'und travelers. l
, One problem occurs many times a
'dtty at the corner of Main and Wall
‘sircetn, when the trolley cars stop:
.on the switch in front of Benedict's
Intttrltet, and therchy block trafiic for
:llltlll)’ minutes at a time, the line of
:itUllellJlli‘S and wngons sottietinies
extending as far as Issac street. This
action has caused much criticism by
Noriiaik residents, and some action
\\ill probably soon be taken. to rein
t-dy the trouble One Norwalk cilizeti,,
this morning observed a \\‘Inntpnuk
l':|l‘ wait four minutes ttt this switch,
holding tip traffic accordingly.
Another problem is dolly noticed.
under the Washington strci-t bridge.
where jitnt-ys standing tit the side of
the curb block traillc completely,
mini-titncs :t~' fair as ilniiiattd street.
in mm ..i illt', tliis congestion could
tin illitlln‘ltllth of dol-
llli 1‘0 it ~> til
lill~
'i'lirzw ill-l‘it rs were fully discussed
durini: the evening. and numerous
plans “(‘11- suggested for remedying
‘this congestion. Nothing definite was
it'l‘cideti upoti. however, either by the
(‘onnecticut Company officials. or the
'city representatives. ’
Another subject discussed was that
of the gasoline tanks. under the side-
walks, which adorn our pitblic thor-
.oughfures iit many places. This mat-‘
tier was fully considered, and action‘
will probably be taken within :0 short
. .__
SANDIISKY, 0.,
its tittt i030
' of £00,000
iSoteral Business Bloelts Destroyed
SOUTHERWALK.BBBNJFRYDAY, my 12, 0916
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tint rim
innit 00in
llote of Intorootfron the out-
tonn Polioo liottor
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| Philip llresei. of this city. lit mall»
ling frequent appearances in court.
;Some time ago he was arrested for
tbreach of the peace in connection with
his refusal to get‘ out of his wife's
store on Washington street.
O“ m .‘y "a. ‘. h‘speuding all day yanterday tn lhe Sn.
,perior court where he heard witnesses
Dyna-lied to Save lusiness'ieti at in. alleged m. of «deny dur-
Section
l0iil8i Hills RAISE
IN MANY PLACES
line Man loses life and Cattlovwi m t... mu m-x. The boy's pg.’
. and Poultry Are Consumed
SANUI'HKV, (9.. Mil)
I'.‘ l-‘it't-
it titled in another, thit-ntvned
rtsulted ili calls from Toledo
Elyria for aid.
The conilititraiion started til it liver
.\
strong wind from the southeast swept
lour+tory
Schmidt block, ltl Market and Wayne
The wind carried fire brands,
from the hunting structuri- diagonally"
four-story
if this latter building
noes .lhe fire may spread further west
into the heart of the business district.
A strong gale to making difficult the
«lurk of the firemen.
If botlt the Schmidt and the Knot:
blocks are rtttfii. the loss will reach
barn. at the rear of )Iitiket street.
the names into the old
'-lr99lfl.
across the corner of the
Knot: block.
$300,000.
(t‘ontinued on Third l‘tigc.
to
day which already has consumed one
t’otir».~'tor,\' blihllle‘ni- block and has n-
the
downtown retail llllfillllN“ districtanti
and
.lll R. Andrews, was asserted by her
cmuisei, Benedict M. Holden.
“ ., is charged with murder In ‘ e um) Sf {Albehrt “awe, of Spring Hill, caused! l Meivinii Searies‘ itlc. ' Ogfice report issudd today. >
'-. . ‘ ‘ t in c e . t ' . . .. ' . . '
in t degree in the poisoning of Hunk-1 Th'e Stret'l nepflmmw budget. NORWAlK M , 'tilght. thznlltt’llutll] rgszaggm, 13:! msmNs f0“ W|Dows \\tlliatn ilundl...’ 101'. A dispatch from Copenhagen to _.
'which will be presented to the Board .
of Estimate. in June, was also con.
There will be. no insanity plea - I e W" 8“.“ “AIS AND V
. ' , . . . n.
nether will there be pleas to snyiu'd‘nd giufiiouffl—n-l— ~—
(1‘ me of leaner degree than she is
t!t.-.rged," he said. "We are now in,“
the ring and the capital charge against}
my client will be fairly met itt court."
Mr. Holden issued a long sluteuicntl
in mmnoction with prominence givenl
to be case by a certain newspaper:
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Gilli l SURPRISEg
appointed lay-South Not-walk lodgc.‘
Although he could give no definite '14. O. O. 'M.. to represent the local,
t‘slinlfllt‘, Deputy 31W” Edson A.‘ A surprisr party was KlVP-n in Home on the ilourd of Governors at
\\‘ulch said. this morning. that tho hum" "f ““3”" A“"”“’ Cltlcltestcr.,ihe state. convention to be held next
Rummy of “We“ attachments he hadt‘“ this city, last evening. 'Mauteeromh in Brldxppurt' tn“. local dole».
iii-An authorized to make. Tuesdav_|m‘l°h"’““rt although Completely l“““gateu to the convention will be: Joe
on property of Mrs. Gilligan was inl prised. prm‘t'd himself a Vt‘l’)’ BOOd‘teph l-‘orlin. past dictator; Salvatore;
the neighborhood of "0.000. Thethor‘l- Vatious names were tilavetttcaarion and Byron c. Mead.
Rpm”. port of this was in behalf 0{land vocal solos were rendered by the
three inmtttcs of the home.
i‘ii'er‘thin at the Arche' ll
this thinning was quiet, nonle Jiolzzlflfldt ”“1"th was “‘90 “”0"“- Re- and will carry canes.
initiates having left in the last lwentv. ' {WSl‘mPleS “'9” 99"“): Mid the Dani'l spring other novel features. which.
' our.
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liillf‘ hours. broke up at a late Those}are being kept secret jull no". :
.____.___,, present were the Misses. Roberta! Xem-atx will be wen represented nt‘
vFerriS. Gladyfl Yt‘Trillfilon. Emilia" the big Moose function in Bridgeport.‘
1
1Olsen. Ethel Olsen, May Singerwuid..1~he Bridgeport merchmtg' It In said.‘
All“? Singerwald. "9““ Raymondtwm clone their places of busfaenol
Andrena Anderson. Hannah Olsen; during the parade. and will have our
Ethel Harris; Messrs. Andrew Chl‘ldecomions. There will be about;
000nm tiiiittis
“Dull It A “NE cowichester. Humphrey Doulens, Lester 30.000 Moose present. I
, (Singewuld. George Harris. Stanley Following last night's mm!" meet;
lSelnknecht, Alfred Marks. Albert Sco» ms there “1“ 1. large attendance at;
.‘fleld. Francis Scone'ld. Carl Marks
;Altmt Marks. Harry Brede.
.—
the carnival committee's session.
Many matters of interest conceminzi
- the coming carnival were discussed“
After the memorial services to be:
held in the Home Sunday afternoon:
MRS' BRESEV Autcfs the members of the Moose will nt-r
tend in a body the services in thc'
GRUB." IN Dwmct sun 3, South tNorwalk Contrt‘egationall
l church. ‘,
‘ Holly," a cow. is now In possession
of Constable Henry C. Seller, who»
’replevined her yesterday from Mill
and Mrs. Thomas Crawford, of Row-l
ny‘on, in behalf of “Dolly's" owner,t
lit—alts Bates, who is represented byi
.itut‘ge Joseph R. Taylor. I
The writ states that ”Dolly" was'
MI in custody of the. Crawfords to: i
it" cared for. but was to be turned! Mrs. ida Bresev, ‘of Mshington,“
ova-r to her owner on demand. Theistreet. this city. who conducts
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demand having been made. and un- woman's wear establishment, is suing! '
lit'.‘lil‘t”d, the snit"followed. $50 darn her husband. Philip. for a divorce onf I
“4“” “’9 353N- the ground of cruelty. 3 R8 R000.
The case. was given a bearing yes-l . i
Attorneys Gray & Gray represent
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford. The cusclterday before Judge Webb in thei .
].\ returnable to the city court the civil superior court. The witnesses! . l
for the plaintiff were Mrs. Brcsev,. The first of a group of entertain:
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tAbe Tariov. her brother. and Cecills'menta to be held for the interest of;
iTurlov. her sister. All three relatedl'l‘rlnity Episcopal church was lauti
f acts of cruelty, some of which daleililght presented at the home of Mrs.
:back as far as 1991, Just after tnelAnna C. Rood, when the committee;
rBreaevs arrived in this country fmmltnembcrs of that district indulged in;
l Russia. in novel "phantom social." ‘
The defendant. who contests the; it was somewhat In the form of aa
action. denies being guilty of cruelty/tsumrlso on Mrs. George. Stillson. the;
The case was continued until nextldistrict chairman. When Chairman
Tuesday morning. when the defense iStillson called at the Rood home. ahe
. ,wlii be heard. Mr. and Mrs. Bresevffound the committee, clad cannily in!
"m" 0’ m" "‘“Ch‘n‘lv “Mr." Slicey have three children. two girls and reflects to represent phantom spooks.
BP""’"- “fish this “000 Dlunsfld intolboy. whose custody the mother asks 'sllting in a circle. She was called up-
“ ”“0“ and “on" ““1"” “l “19 f00t In her suit. The couple were mar-Ion to identify each one thus disguised“
or “0‘0“ Hill. Wl‘h MT» 39mm '-It,ried in Russia in 1899. but have notluud much merrtment resulted.
the time was his son, who beau-”tok- llved. together for the poet five yearn. A social time "was enjoyed during:
1““ mm“ from school '0' lunch. The , Attornayor Wm. F. Tarn-shay and the evening. and mlmhtaeats were
auiumobils. it only purchased ‘Hud- J. H. um mount the plaintiff. served. The receipts will go tenant:
NHL" “"8 but"! wrecked. No one one and Attorney Maurice Land tho dovl'the‘rfund'eo-be entabltshed for the bed-l
“lured! feudant. ‘_ _ - .._.. when of Trinity. - t
To avoid hitting a child who ran in‘
HIE the hoarlntt of his wife's action‘
for divorce. he was again urrutod last
night for assault on Abe Turlov,vhlch
is said to have occurred uevord days
ago. Mr Turlov, yesterday. was one
of lllt‘ witnesses ugalntit Mr. Bresev.
Judge George H. Vouburgh continued
lthe ('nM'. and Bt‘esev will be given a
trial at 9.30 o'clock, May 17th.
William l.it‘l.id‘.’ltti, lllll'lt en )eura old.
of Siattttot‘d. pate liturclt‘ tip at [to
,iict- headquarters. last night. and told
he had run away from home. and want»
rents are dead. and he lives with an
uncle. from whom he has run away on
sevetul previous tit-casino. He is held
an thr- t‘ity liull awaiting the arrival
of the uncle to take him home.
chart-ed wult incorrigibiltty twelve.
year-old Lottie l-Ivanuito, tion of An»
drew Hvanslo. of la-xlngtoit avenue,
was before Judge \'onbttrgh this morn
liis tusc was continued to June»
until which time he will make
reports to the chief of police.
Richard Kuvnnaugh. of Ann street
arrested last night for intoxication bi
(liticer John H. Smith, had sentence
suspended llllri morning.
William Ward. of Rowayion. was
taken into custody yesterday by he
tective Sergeant Thomas Leatherlsnd.
lie mu churned withnon-supportJui
.dlll'.
\‘lhl'
it)! the non~appeuranoo of the complain.
Jag willow. _
l A report ha- becn made that an an»
Itomoblle chain to prevent skidding.
and an Inner tube has been stolen from
‘the Sturtcvatit garage, llell island.
,I‘Intrnnce wits gained through an opett
window. The police are investigating.
‘ Another runaway horse ,owned by
fore any damage resulted.
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Sfllili Willi -lliiillliils
iiil lillllfll Iliillilliflli
Conferences were held yesterday af-
ternoon and this morning between of-
ficials of the t‘luett-Pcnbody Com.
party and the strilting shirt lronors.
A large number of the ironers
greguted on Union street and North
into the factory to talk things over.
The strikers are tittld to alleae that
favoritism was shown in giving other
lroncrs better paid work.
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HAWARDEN. 1a.. May 12.—-Three
Hawarden High School girls—Edna
Borntan, Neva Johnson and Marjorie
Fairhrothec—wcre drowned in
Big Sioux River. last night. when a
boat in which were five pupils and a
teacher was carried over‘a dam. One
girl clung to the boat. the teacher
and the other pupil held twine dam
and these three were rescued. The
hosted of the girls were recovered.
8T. PAUL'S PARISH MEETING.
The annual meeting of the Parish
of St. Paul's church was held last
night. The following officers were
elected for the year:
Wardens—Albert A. Betta. David H.
Pollard. '
Vestrymen—LcGrand Jackson, St.
John Merrill. Arthur H. Chitttm, Wit-
llarn A. Pryor. lrvlng C. Smith, Ar-
thur C. Wheeler. J. Clare Mutton.
George A. Shel-ton. A. Raymond
Baits. "
Clerk—Frank L. Bouton.
Treasurer—James 1". Hall.
Collector—Dom H. Pollard.
Auditoro—llerbon O. Pollard. C. E.
Fonuimatt.
Delegates to the convention of the
Diocese—«8L John Merrill. A. 0.
Wheeler. '
Altemnteo—irvtng C. Smith. Ed-i
ward M. Jackson.
After i
.this morning was discharged because
DOLLAR
MAY 10¢ 18 Till
TIME TO LOOK
FORWARD TO
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i GIVE BiliiiSillP iiict
the popular Joli) File. of llll> t‘ll),l
l‘lllllitlt'tl \\llli Si Ladislau. “litigation,
catholic church. fllr 1.10mi: to show"
their patriotism lit a ten retnarkuble'
manner .
Taking the itiiitstiie in the lllitlli‘l‘.t
the Jolly lt'ite >llKL’i't‘lt‘il final a "hat "The Amtrqyflunggrim p...
llt‘rlllli dance" he held in Alton llali. sens", “earner Dubrovnik 1“ ._’¥
“lllllll M'H‘l‘Hl wet-ks. the net pro .
0‘::1t:sf:ltlildgo toward.- The Sentinel Ste 2;;mdflzgntndln"l;: d: '1
'I‘lit‘ SPllllllt‘l .tcltito.\lrtil'e.~ the gen a‘lC," says an Overseas N8" "’
Tm”, kintlllt':~ of the toll,» mu- iii Agency unnourgemgne may
llth rel-ind. and will lend its and to “The Dubrovnik “I not arm.
.wntd lldllll; the lltllll‘t‘ one of .Ill..‘€d. and was torpedoed Wi ‘ k
most notable successes in the t‘ll_\ s , n m“.
hiFlul“ Further liailll‘uinls will be any mm“! Whitfvet t. .
'dtvula-ed licfot‘e Ihr time of the dance, Pat's "CW! dispatch OI “I .. '
and the ilt‘llllilt' date “Ill be attttotiitc to cold of dog sinkingby . Frag”
"'* 0...... ,. .. . submarine in the Lower am
"diction? 'or. lli‘m‘llv iilte [wonderful of ‘n ate-my ‘ranspon laden il' .-
tt~ii\.n=: limitite llill ti lite inn ti.- war In , l . . m i ‘
The Dunbrovnik was a vault.“
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a Hill” BEEN
% PAID l0ii iii
due of Many Interesting Stato-
nootoin letter From I. C. lacy.
Wooden of East liornailt
Innioioal Plant
:“BIG lelflli” Riili0il
‘iBSiIiliifll llllfillllllilli
increased lattes are Caused ~lly
Fonrtery Inportaot Reasons,
- n: Dottinodinlotter
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times Sublarlno i
wait Sending , .
Vessel to the lotto-m
Ger-an Troops Slot-cit
Several English their;
Near nun-cf ’
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Tin-re ltn. ninayn been opposition to
the Third dlr‘ll'lti lliulllttlntl plant.
'l‘his :«molderiiit. antagonism front time
to time lttenks out ittto public d-‘nttn
trotted \\ldt‘ st-ivntl attention and Ni
lllttmtifilii thiondtout the cottntri, wtll ‘ ' .
the of 4.230 tont' gross. built in New
riatton .-lt lltin harm-unit tone tht‘lt‘ be ~ilti'o'l on next ’l‘tic~ii:ty iii
.in it itioteitmnt said to ba- pih‘llt’ll hy l’ditii" “mm"- "“ NW" “M“ 'l""“‘_'- castle in 191'1. Mafine TW‘ ’
tiit- liifilit'n I'|I “iltli‘i‘. to "roll" it 'l‘lic.\”“ “w“ l' 1” Ivourrvlt I“ “w ‘0‘." reported her list at Constantino-
lt-Ilottittl ll'lit'i', r iitclt “it: wruten hyv-‘ltl'litll'l tllt‘ “It in. Lilli" “Him"? 1 .
it ti him). the lilillll >7 .‘lilu‘l‘illil‘litl Strut-ti \ ‘ i fcat‘iic of lllt'lllll‘ [3 ‘-
,Hit, [it'o-tl.‘ l'ti .uliliiluiiili ttiitiilit~tli.tlllli m 5 “- ‘SN‘Hl‘ “m"“l'” German “fool’s YCB‘Cmy'
d-itm sto’rmcd several British lines near -
Hullttch. save the official “AN-Q ‘
mini illi'tltllli t'tillljllllili‘ll to
H‘H Em
l'tt-viiitt: l\
“al'lfliilh n llIttl'tlllLlI rmotiiu ll) i-vntt
tantra-or ..iltl l'ill'i‘ll on the limo Stilt"
lightiii
1|Ilvlli)"-lt'tl£l’tl.
i‘att .‘s'o.iu.|i.. t'otin, '
)1“. Hit 1'01“. \tt-ount totitriliztt-ul iotiiti. 3630, 'Kent fisued taday a Gem 4
To the litittm oi 'l'h.- $4.35....“ Total numhw l‘l tonittbiitors. 97:". rmy cadqm‘en- .
lint; sng Previously midtowiwltt‘ti, S36, TWO uttempta by the Wits.
Ari itiattnner of tilt t-Ii-i'tt'ic ligm' Today's tt-tl'l'bU'tti'-‘ 5‘ last night in recapture pooinmc; '
tl‘lltnl, in [thud Ntirw'lllk. I desire to. The intriotiv honor twll for with:
.i‘opiy to a letter signed "An Interest, Howard litilallt‘l, 1"“
'ttl Resident." iii tour issue of the Riht 3“” "0“"? ('9l‘r““"”‘~ N"-
l Doris tiehrnian. lttc. lo. WU": {mnnfid .d“ m . ,
o - §
[-2. 5.. 10c. artillery fire. to active
The following are from the l-‘itch about (he Avocm mod “it. .
lschool. This makes. ttltogrllit‘r. 59 bombardment in me Douaumont- ._
" . i ' " S.’ l ' '- . . .
conutbuliolls .itlllllllih ,iilt, \\lllth Vaux who" continua. RCM-
‘have been received front the Fitch . . . I
:whool: .ing to the officral French War. .
, on the western slope of Dead Han "
. Hill taken by the French on it"
(Continued on Tenth Page.)
10 liillil INCREASED
. 1
3| Iornallt Wonian Honored With:
t neutron on sun nit. c.‘
‘ Executive emit it State Con-L
ventlon in lieu Ilaten
, An important motion. unanimously
‘curtied at llul night's session of the'
mn_tWomu..i's Relief t‘urps, ti. A. it. cott-tltlolt’fli
iii New Haven. gives the
v
, veniton
The local lodge voted to attend the ,Main street last evening. When they . ””“lm‘. authority to “pol“ ”‘ com»:
lMissea Ethel Olsen and Roberta Fer-t big parade in Bridgeport. 0n thntiwere told ‘0 mo“. on by Oilicer Frank mittee at four whose ditty it Will be
is and a piano solo by Francis Sco- occasion they Wm shine in “up hltgus_ Straiton. they stated the. company to urge Senators Brandegce and Mt-
They are t0?wos admitting five of them at a timetbeun to tin-or the immediate adoption
lot the bill now pending itt con-cross-
:for an increased pension for tin.
{widows of the veterans UV .‘it Civil
1 War. The committee will seen to pre \
lvait upon the state's representatives
iiit the. senate to work for the lnlt‘l‘t‘ul‘
.of the bill. .
: A Norwalk woman was elected to
title executive board duritg the elec-
ttton of officers. 0
t Mrs. Florence l- 1’. Hayden, of Newt
iHmen, was again elected to the office-
:of department treasurer. Mrs. Kath~
'erinc Carrier of ‘.\ild.ilctown was
.eiected president of the departmentl
isttcccediug Mrs. Robertine .\i. Kelsey;
lwho received many honors in the no) ‘
iof gifts for having served her office:
5w emotently tutti faithfully. The otheri
department otlicers were elected as1
lonowez Mrs. Elizabeth dpicer. or
New London. senior vice-president;‘
Mrs. Carrie 0. Buchanan, of Milford”
junior vice~ptesldetu Mrs. Mary Ki
Palmer. of W est Haven. chaplain. Apr!
poittiments mttue by the new prem-
uent, Mrs. Carrier are secretary. also,
i‘. Hill. of Hartford; inspector‘, Ada!
."rl. “die. of Hartford; counselord
tMrs. Robertinc theiscy. of Clinton; l.l
to: l. oflicer, Hattie Gates. of Tot-ring-
-ton; patriotic instructor, Alta Stair.
L‘rcusy of Hartford; pl'cus correspond-
ent. ch3 White, of Forestville. The
executive board was elected as luff
lows: 'Mrs. Alice Scharff, of Rockville; l
Mrs. Hattie Rogero. of Seymour; Mrs;
Lillian leach, of Putnam; Mrs. Maryi
Pelton. of Norwalk and Mrs. Abbtei
Palmerton. of New Haven. Also the!
following delegates and alternates.
lMrs. Hattie Beers, of Bridgeportfl
delegate at large; first delegate. Mrs.'
Annie Butcholor, of Ansonia; second
delegate. Mrs. Bertha Alcorn, oi
Hartford; third delegate, Mrs. Rose
C. May. of Merldon; fourth delegate,
Mrs. Mary J. Wright. of Putnam nun,
fth delegate. Mrs. Sabra. tit-arts. o.
,Ncw Haven. .
i
lthe recent Continental Congress will i . ..-._. .
loo-,otlbmltted. (Continued on Third Page. -‘ ,
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'l‘hotntis l-‘riesta. lilo.
Everett llulkley. 10c.
l‘lllutbt‘lh \\‘hed. itic.
Elmore (itttt‘b'e, 10c.
Earl Groest liner, ltic.
Vera l’eck, 10c.
Florence Johnson. 10c.
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