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ilaniei inlian Bailey Also faces
Saute Charge For ConnectionI
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SIAIEIIEUIS IRUM
ACCUSEU ARE REA
Ilsiiey lelis lion lie Was Seduced
and iiiade Officer in Irish
Brigade
i‘iNIKlV .\i:1) l’1. Sir iloger
»'-..1-1111':11. who only a few years agoI
11’1i1-1'1-1l international fame for the
\‘I'i'i'lt‘t‘H-dlt‘ rendered his government
-1. the exp-11'1“.- of the I'utumayo rub
i1- r llll’OI'lllt'S,
Inst'i' exxamlnatlun to determine
win-titer he should be held for trial
-11 the charge of high treason against
the same Government in connection
1-.1th Ilie rebellion in Ireland. Beside
t‘nsemem stood Daniel Julian Bailey
«no faced a alntilar charge.
NBA. in nlulay yours has so much
popular interest been manifested in 11
. 1.1..- before the courts. This is dual
11111 only to th1 proun‘ntnce of Cass
1111-111 and to speculation as to his ul
Innate fate, but also because it has
I»- ‘11 expected evidence would be pro-
1t1111 1i which would lay bore a wide”
silitllil plot resulting in the remit.
i. 11.1; below the hour set for the hear-I
11111. c'rouds began to gather outside
1111' Bow Street Court, hoping to gain
.11In1ltt1111ce or at least to have
Lllmpfl' oi the man alleged to have
luell the moving spirit in the con-
'-'ill"l(‘\'.
today faced the bar in’
'11- ordinary polite court for n prelinr‘
INSUIIER 0E CIRIS
ASSAUIIS RIUECUAII
Baseball Game Police-as lanes
i. Sheeian Is liit by Man
llltll111i£i"‘.t)itl M11) 17.
Insulting 11 policeman who
him not to Insult “11min a spectator
at 11 hum-bull gau11-ytsterday afiel-
noon on \\ heeler‘s lot on the East
Side, ran away Another bl111coat
icommandeereti an automohin-
't'npiured the youth
While Policeman James .I slim-hart.
formerly of South Norualk,
I11 1s clothing 11:11: leaving Wheeler's
lot 111 go to his home 271 crooks
'str11-.t '1 l111'1' of girls who also i111"t
Aitt-r as'I
advisotil
Ibecn ttatrlting '11 baseball game pass ‘
I1d him thind the girls 11"tlke1i a
Ivouth who drsrrihed himself as A11
thony t‘urs. 01319 llumilton street.
_ "lfcllo, lat legs." (‘urit is alleged to‘
ban stud I11 th1 glrls.”lh1-y 1111|k11i
on pnying 1111 attention to th1 insult.
l‘olitemnn Sheehin went our
(‘ urn
"I'm an officer It I i1111i witnesses
enough l11-r1- l'1i urn-.111 you for insult
.1ng 11111111‘11 You mind your own
.hustue s 111111 11nd 1|1111‘I 1.1st1lt any
more womrn "
Thus (lid .\lr Sheehnn talk I1,
t‘urn
When to fliils'lli'tl t‘ui'u 11,-oi'. a atep'
bacltn :1r1l\ and then I111 fly his right
urn; 1111';1‘1.11g I’ 1'l1-11111111 Sin-«hon o1l
Illt‘ chin
(‘uru then run 1111;11'
Policeman Harold Sherwood. who
happened to be nenrb1,oon1
.mandeereu an automobile and gave
1cl1aae to t‘ura. H1.- overtook him.
.Curn is charged with assault upon an
Ioftlmr and was taken to the Second
precinct police station. .‘In bonds 0l
jot) he was r1leas1d until today whenl
be Is scheduled for -a hearing In the
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'iUIlI HIE IIUIU
Ail EIIIUIABIE PARIII
1 A pi1 asant party has yesterday
Iafter1.oon held by the members of th1-
and ‘
i1):
SERVICES IN
lilE MES
Interesting Gathering 1n the First,
.Iattalst Episcopal 111qu
Yesterday Inning
SERVICE Al IRE
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1 'iiarnalit Methods: innarttt league
Members Carry canafiansand
Fruit
in 1-i11I
.\Iotln-rs' Day aerl'lu'n 111-r1-
1-op11I Church. and the response to
mothers‘ honor was iubllantly satin-
tinctory. Preceding the morning aor-
Iera' Day badges on each 011-.
Ipulpit was decorated with
Icarnations and the altar with peer
Ibloaanms Rev. Dr William 31
Thomas led In prayer. pladtngtor
tho mothers of can and all. lands. “'1
Will \Aear White Flowers for You
I Mother Dear," was sung by a chorus'
I from tho Sunday school. with the solo
by Miss Mabel Miller.
1 Re\ \‘I. 0.01an spoke on ‘The
I Priceless (lift of a Britt-vi 1: 11111111111,"
.omphusizing that faith.
‘tlon. is an inheritance which can be
abused or honored. The effect of the
service was to emphasize the privi
lege of living according to the teach-
ing of a godly mother, and to as
Ipreas again gratitude to God and call
forth a more dcfhitn expression of
appreciation for these queens of the
home.
Exercises followed in the Sunday
'l‘h1-r1- 1111~ 1m ungxpectpd number Jolly Five at the home of Stephen Wu school service to which mothers amt"
1111ppllcations for seats In tho little
11111rtroon1 but admission “as re
1. 'rictcd to about 100 persons includfi
111g representatius of the prison
Among the earliest arrivals in the
mint 1111.1 Sir Iioract Il’lunkett of the
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IUUCE IIICIII Al
hast evening "Lodge Night"
relebrated in the South
"ougregatlonal church.
a very large attendance. and
11 hole occasion was a big success.
' The. musical program was rendered
by Miss Ethel Becker, violinist; Hugh
I’.‘Csmpboll. .lr.. tenor 'soloist; Mrs.
1~‘, Irving Smith. soprano soloist; and
David .Pollard. organist.
The members of the lodges pre-
.~.1-ui were invited by the Men's Class
and the church. Frank. Goodchyld,
unsident of the class. made the
11 1ech of welcome. .
I‘I1e principal address of the even-
1111; was "The New Brotherhood” cou-
viuciugly delivered by the pastor,
itev. John Stapleton. W. E. Mathews,
the new musical director of the men's
1-1111... lead the entire congregation in
11.. closing hymn
UIERIAIIU IR EIAMES
.iIII CURII. IIIRIIPIIIE
An Overland touring car was den-
1111yed by fire about 2 o'clock yester-
tin, morning on the Connecticut turn
pike this city._ The owner of the ma-
etltlne lit noLIm
Amuse tho. flcouao markers had been
r1- moved from the ruinedcar 11.11119
abandoned lt.
.. No .local' p‘aopla seam to have open
1 the fire at the time the automobile
. was blulu. No “Elam was sent into
. 11in of 1111 fire companies here“
was
Norwalk
the
There was .
lawn to the police boI
ILengyel In Springwood. The mem
bers of the club entertained a num-
ber of their friends, and the after
Inoon proved one of much interest and
pleasure. Games were plaved a.111
Irefreshments served.
Among those . present were:
IStephen W Iengyml
tFrank Ritzo
ISmyrnak, Andrew F‘oder Joseph Bog—
.dsny. Joseph 11'.
1Willlam Bucktu, Daniel Gall.
lames Kelley.
. Iimre. and Julius laehotaky'.
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John Pierce, local automobile man.
is the defendant In a suit for 82. 000
damages brought by George F. Tier-
ney, of Bridgeport. Attachment was
made this morning for 33. 000 by
Deputy Sheriff ”Edward B. Doulens.
who made service for Thomas M
Cullinan. attorney for the plaintiff
IThe case is returnable to the common'
pleas court the first Tuesday in
June.
The action results from an accident
in which the Pierce machine and
19. 1915. at the corner of li‘airfleid
avenue and Alfred street, Bridgeport.
The plaintiff charges, negligence.
Do NOT WANT RIVER CLOSED.
OLD LIME, Hay 15.—0ppoaltion
1has arisen to the proposal to close
Lieutenant River's present mouth and
divert the stream by a new channel
into the lower Connecticut River and
a petition against the change is in
circulation. floating on the matter
before the United States Engineer's
IDepnrtment at New London is set for
my '17
TAKES MOTHIROSIOM WINDOOIW
ream. ll" lbw-Nth! E. Glnddlng
the hours at Windy: opanaod .by
Ilsa. Gilligan. onus- nod-r errant an
momma-norm in-
mates. flabanarva'ngedufonharum-
lure carol-bar "Saba-I'm
Pesak. John Krnvis. I
George i
Tierney's motorcycle collided. May‘
on Sunday rimmed lain mother from
I friends were invited. After singing or'
the hymn “'Gi1e Your Flowers to tin-I
l"1lving, white curnatlons were pro
entod to the mothers present
Superintendent Charles F TiistramI
Ispoke on the resolution of Congress.I
Isetting aside Mothers‘ Day.
I The work of all the committees con-
I 1
10599?! POIIAk GUSI tributed to a moat enthusiastic andI
successful morning and the leader-
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I The land owners on Franklin street
land Benton street are odor-ed a sptou
1did opportunity of showing their civic
Iprtde and cooperating with the attest
1department to the end of facilitating
I the prompt building 11 permanent
i pavements on those two highways.
I Several weeks ago the city council
1lnsu'ucted the property owners on
il‘tunklln' avenue to reconstruct th!
present curbs and gutters and build
I new ones where they are lacking. This
will have to be done that the pove-
I ment may be laid from curb to curb.
If it is not done, then the street de-
partment can only lay a“we1aring
strip" through the center of F‘iunkltn
street leaving on either side 1‘11 that
strip an unsightly dirt gutter from
two to three feet wide.
An appropriation of $1.500 has been
made. to pave Bouton street. That
work can only be done providing the
owners of pro; arty live up to their
two-year old agreement and lay curba
and gutters that the drainage may be
properly cared for. , Should that not
be. don mum Manual! Iot- non.
moatreohwlllgobackiototbom
ury unused.
'1’]: street department is busy along
reconstruction oftbooollapaodnun
I
I
l
ntouoorunbor: willboaottiowonlm
M m- cannons-roamed.
will'bodiatrlbntodu lathe
Insect ILproparlng to start at -
withthopdviagotwnnoa'annua.
I
hold I
‘1'111‘111r1luy 11 the First Methodist Spin 1
.11... young girls dressed in white. met.
Ieach worshipper, and fastened Moth;
Thu.
white '
like 111190114
linoathlawuok. Washiutha.
wittaveuuoaoworlnpming. a-
ofnouburlna hiahnys. Tbodopart,
' 11111111311111.1111 anon.
mamlasmaneed
‘ Militias Mat
1 crumbs
I intern1i1ghng
with prisontrs
f boys awaiting trial
the Fairileld l‘ounty
Ijail Is deplored y the National Com
mlttec 1111 PM not which Thomas
Mott Osbornt ll .honorary president.
In a communication signed by H.’
. II ar cairn f 0'. all ctlaonfhlllApril 1
III llart. chain)!!! of the Jail com-
ruittee I-‘alrtleld county is urged to
Tbuild 11 idiotic-cannot farm" under
‘ stale 111ntml and to one th1 i-‘airflelu
‘1ounty jail for prisom r1. awaiting
trial The communication follows
“-Th1 I-‘airileld county jail was re
Icettly visited by a representative of
1111 jail (ommitpe of the National;-
1olltmllii'e on prisons.
“The visitors 'were impreaned by'
the sanitary conditions of the jail
and M the separate and proper care
gin-i1 women innatou
‘lt 112111 found that boys awaiting
- trial are allowed to mingle witbol
and hardened prisoners. This in not
conduc'tiw 111 the welfare of the
younger inmates. It was also found
that while tnnt ton are under contract‘
labor. lIlat th1-IA is not sufficient work
for the 11111.1. While the contract aya-
tein 1.11 better than complete idleness,
the national crammittee- has mom“
that labor for the state is more dc-
airabls. both fer the prisoners and
for the people at large. especially.
where this work is upon tho public-
roads. ‘
"All New Haven. Hartford and
other oouattea are contemplating the
”creation of more modern
fails. the not I dolomite-n on,
tprisuua double to suggest that Fair
fluid county cooperate .with them 111'
‘building a misdcmtsnnt farm under
1state oontrol and one the Fatrfleld
munty fail for the coolneuaent of
those awaiting trial
“it has been found that with proper
management. such a form can be
sclfoupporting. and if the farm ls
conducted Jointly with other coun-
1tles. and in under state control. the
expense is greatly reduced. 1
‘Trunttug that the county commis
I310 it!” will give this matter their
1ncrtous consideration. 1 am
“Yours very truly.
"H. ll. HART.
“Chairman. Jail Committee .\‘ntimsal'
Committee on Prinonn.’
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can cunt 1111111111;
I The Rt. lle1. Edward Camplon
IAcbonon. suffragan bishop of Councc-I
tlcut paid his first visit to Norwalk
yesterday afternoon when he conduct-2
ed services in Christ Episcopal churning
I Gregory Boulevard. at 4 o 'clock in thei
afternoon. and confirmed a class of
Ifour young ladies.
Guft‘ragan Bishop Achison. who is
assistant to Bishop Brewster. deliver- I
od an especially flue sermon on “The
Rant Gospels." He made a fav’or'able
impression on the large number ofI
people who attended the coutlnnationI
1 services
The class confirmed yesterday
noon comprised: Mildred hiatkin. AlleeI
Carr, Lillian Lester and Carrie Hen-
drick. I
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There were a number of Norwalk
people in the grandstand at Sheeps-
bead 'Bay G'peedway. Saturday. who
witnessed the. thrilling accident in
which Carl Umberg. "the speed king,"
and his mechaulcian. it. Pallotti. were
killed, when the machine. in which
the team was leading on the fifteenth
lap of the tho-mile race for the lot-
ropoittau trophy. crashed into a guard
tall at the three-quarter tulle post of
the men. a‘rhilc apeodlng 11111 miles an
hour. The two also uano- than"
fleet over- tbernil to thousand; .301
feet below while their wrecked tna~
burnt into flames.
local. people at tho
.-.w denor. Alto!!!“
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"7111111 Your [yes on the Sentinel Columns
2 Opportunities Next Thursday
NORWALK
Upon at M
tor; ACCOMMODATIGII
or PURCHASERS MA!"
111".- 1 1.91.11. STORII
1~~11111.1. nt- OPEN THURS-
I1AY [TWE'NING UNTIL-g
<1'c110ru . '
)IIR OWN OPERATOR.
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Showers Tonight and probably Tues TWO cm
SIUN‘
May 15.
GIBSTOWN. N. I,
Eight men are reported killed and
a dozen injured by an explosion
today at the Bepauno plant of the
du Pont Powder Company. near
here. Among the dead are, be-
lieved to be the superintendent
and his assistant
MESS EUIEU
RI iUUCE IUC‘IIIUU
The cases of th- t‘1t'11 l:.1ll11ns', T1111}
11M) illld Sitmllll l'l'uitt1.“h11 1-:ntngig1
in a lively battle Ia11'.--11-k .1t tin .\or 1
walk Tire. & Rul 11111 1‘ 11 '11 fa1911r1',in'
Winnipauk, Inc 1111 t11-f11i'1 Judge
Lockwood this morning 11-. the 1111111111
court. [no represented by .Attorniv
Leo Davis, was fined 31'.“ and costs.
for his part in the 11t'11i1' and Fra'm
was fined 3L3 with cost 1. Frutto 11p
pooled and bonds: 11'1-r1- (11ml ut {7'1
Fi'ntto was l't‘ph'tt’ltit'tl I11 .\1111r11-y
John J. Keogh.
According to th1- story told by 1111;
combuflnta themselves this morning
and the stories of four witnesses 11
the uhlr none of
wan conflicting it seems that both of
the int-:1 were 1111n1e11h11t to blame
The argument stnrud when i-‘raitot
missed a label from a pie c1 of goods
which he had turned 11111 and accused
two of taking tt.I1.ro denied the
charge. and Informed Fratto that he-
would givo him a punth In th1 jaw it
hit insisted In his accusations. Fratto
continued to heroin his fellow work
man. and luo. becoming enraged?
hurled a wooden roller :11 his accus
er. l-Tatto ducked the flying wood.
seized another piece and bounce-d it
o! of loads head The two men
diucbcd.F‘1-atto chewed law‘s thumb
in the argument. and 11:0 got in somt 1
‘tuside work with his knlfc.Tl1e two.
men were separated by their fcllows.‘
'and the foreman of the shop took
them to the office from whence it call
for the police and doctors was 5cm.
The result of the skirmish was the
payment of fines in one case. and an'
appeal from a fine I11 [I11 oth11
IIIIIES ERUII IIIE
UUWIIIUIVII I’UIICERIUIIER
The police here have been notified:
of the theft of: Ford owned by E. D.
Russell. of Rothnry street Bridge-
.at Yale.
Iport. The license number is 111511.
ing to a report made to the
police lira. C J Sallanslty, of Day
street. during an argument with Jos-
.Iepb Bush. struck him over the head
um: 11 bottle. Dr I.. hi Allen was
called to attend the injury thus ln-I
fllcted A warrant will probably be
issued.
A band of gypsies. who planncd to
I
(camp near the vicinity of Vi est Cedar
.strect. Saturday. were. told to move
on. by Special Ollccr Louie Brehm.
William Moaahan arrested Satur
day, charged with drunkenneSS was
sentenced to thirty days in Bridge-
port fall.
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CIUR URCANIZEU
A new yacht club has been formed
in South Norwalk. and has been nam-
ed the Mclutlotr Yacht Club. The
no Walnut-sch. bout houso on
the diamaiproporty' in .W-ater street.
The not and all other bills have
booapald. and there in money in the
The following slicers have
We!“ forouyear
MR. Undorblll.
VM-W:
“minutaoam
‘DEMC. Infill
Steward-A. Dietrich.
1 House Gunilla—mien Wicks.
Md W0 Mil.
I8139JU
11 hone testimonyi
'tation for honesty, standing and char I
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EASE AERICA SUCCESSFUL
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Colonel Molltor Occupied
Kigali, and other Troop
Take the Island of KM-
nivi~-Britlsl1 Efforts b
'l‘l.1- bit: minim: pttztm thriller,
f111ti1r1nt'. .\llss Mhl'jtil’li.‘ Sum-1111. will
be shown toiiiorron in The Palace “(1le Trenches Ne.
'l‘heutre, North .\11111'. street As a
liullneh llave Failed
feat-ire this will l11- one of the biggest
treats movie fans have enjoyed in
some time. A part of the proceeds
will go to The Sentinel movens ftud.
Merchants of th1 (111 will soon r1.-
Further successrs i1 r the Bel-
.mtve visits from young ladies dis gian expedition which has invad-
pmong of 111 kelp for 'lhe Sentinel e E c r .
StrvennJolly 'l"ivc hem-tit dance d Germ.“ 3“ Afn ‘ we e .3
111111-11 111 111 be 111-111 in 111111 111111 in nounced in the official statement
the near future. This event will be 0 b th Bel an “I
one of the biggest affairs of its kind issued t day Y e gi ‘
Norm“. m... m.“ Department at Havre.
d Th1 .\‘cntim-iStt-vens The summer“ Says m“
R].
Total 1111111n1 c attributed to date :Colonel Moliter. in command of
the southern column occupiol
Kigali. capital of the Gonna
‘province of Ruanda. on May It.
The Belgian troops also have cap-
tured the Island of Kiviuivi. ll
'Lakc KlA'll, which the German
took by surprise at the beginning
'of the war. 7
The British have been attack-
ing the German lines near Hui-
fli (‘liUllI ll)-
l'rt'vlously acknou'lvdw-d :1th 91:.
Today's contributors s0
Total number I contributors
French 1;. :1. .1wletlg1'1l, 1.11111.
' 1- s 1 11tr1otttors, 1;
‘i he patriotic honor-roll for today
Kl'nlltll Thomas. 1111'
Rufus J Smith, lilt-
t‘harles .I I’resmat 1111
Elinor) Q. Fan». 1111.
I.. Dorothy ilcinlt-Iioun. {111111111 ‘1'111
W1 .
non. 10c.
Arthur 11'. 1111-1111111. Soulhianmn. inch. in Northern France. in an
10° Icftort to recapture the trenohu
“‘3‘" 2°" -1.-- {recently taken by the Germans
then, but all their ammo tantra
been repulsed, according to to-
I'days statement by the Gonna:
RICCS IIIIIII I’IIESIUERI
IWar Office. .
0“ mm EUR "’va Isi'ich‘hin1l'1"?1§’"11{f§i‘l"' 11::
IDead um Hill and near the
Cailette Wood.
The text of today‘s German,
headquarters statement is as to!-
W ASHIVGTON. Mav .'1. ——Former
President Taft was first t111dny on the
witness list In tho perjury trial all
three officers of the Riggs National
Bank. called as 11 character witness‘
to testify in behalf of the bank's ' ‘
president 0 c Glover. 01111 of 1111- 111‘! “Western theater—The artil-
dicted men. The cake of the prom .lery and patrols on both Sid“
cutlon has not l1e1 11 made. but It have been active 1n my set:-
agreed to a request by counsel for the tions.
defense to allow one witness to testi-
f, n m. um. “The enemy attempted to re-
Mr Taft 111111 111- had known Glover capture the positions taken bv th1.-
for 26 years and considered his 1'-apu Gems near Hullucb A“ hil
attempts either broke down under
ncter. excellent Mr. Taft relatedIthe German artillery fire or were
how his father and George W. Riggs, d h d 5 h
Ifounder of the bank.11'er'1 classmates. "milled ‘f‘. ban to an g ting.
I “French attacks in the Mcuse
in district on the west slope oi Dead
'Sm'd‘ IMan Hill and near the C: illette
I “Such as I had," was the answer WM were nsxly "Pills“! ‘
‘lt grew as i got into the presidential The dirtglble balloon whsth tg
portion," said Mr. Taft; and then as reported from Toulon to have
an after thought he continued with :1 fall“ into the “a of? the Sardin-
I broad 1mg: ‘2“;Egfl‘hfagggn :3“ in belonged to the French Navy.
I‘m” 0 e p IAn official statemtnt issued to-
'hl . "it diminished after losing the
m Iday says that the balloon cough!
“Have you carried 1111 ac ount
the “Riggs Bank?‘ 1111111111 .11
.- field
i presideutial portion.‘
I. Mr. Stanchfleld counsel for
bankers. asked: “Are you acquaintedI
'with the reputation. standing andI
character for honesty of .\lr. Glover in,
I Washington?"
while flying over the Mediterran-
ean last Fridav. The remains of
Idle envelope have been towel
I 'Yes. sir: I am. " melted the formerIashorc at Toulon. The bodies or
Preside-ii Itbe sis persons aboard have been
I United states Attorney Lackey saidtmovmd. The fate of thb n_
he believed the question too broad
but Justlce Siddons ruled Mr. ’l‘uftImflInE “V0 is unknown. but It
might answer .was feared that they also wet-I
I "What Is it" asked .\lr. Stanchfleltl. .Ikwt
I ' good or bad?“ T f
'Excellent.‘ answered .\lr. at.
Mr. Taft left the courtroom as soon 0‘ the AVOCO'IT" Wood and H11,
as he. finished his testimony The 304 1n the Verdun section still
prosecution (lid not crossexamlne Continues.
hIm- fiical statement issued today hr
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UI’IIIS MAI IIIIII
At the meeting of the board of
directors of the Court Laurel Club,
yesterday, final business ‘anam
'utcntn worn undo form opening of
tho club on the Saturday bdel'o Duo
oration Boy. who the club will ob-
serve “open house" with the serving
of' 'refroshmontn:
Applied“ for new Incision
w-rru utod- upua W, and gift!
to that W W The
rm Midas pant mull»: lau-o
auto
ovor the mam of' a l1
season. as “mill-aw nourishing houn-
cial one.
\
mind 150 prisoners Calm is re-
‘portod on the rest of the front.
1m:
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