Big Trade Opportunities offered By Sentinel Advertisers at the Big
Dollar Day Sale Tomorrow. For News Read the EveningSenfinei
Best Investment
IS TO READ EVERY IS-
SUE OF THE SENTINEL.
L I V E ADVERTISERS
SPEAK THROUGH ITS
COLUMNS.
ESTABLISHED l870
AMERICANS
E RESCUE)
ill0M BANDIIS
lesse iterator, the Storekeeper
lien by Raiders at Glenn
Springs. and a Colored Cooit
Sale
llllll'S Mill fllll
fii0ll 0lill IROOPS
Situation Appears to be Better All
Along the Border
11 \liA'I‘llUN, Tel, May I? ~l lllll‘tl
States sol't'iicrs have rescued Jesse
lIr-«lllt‘r. The American
captured by Mexicali raiders on
tllenn Springs and lloquilias. accord-
l.'ii to an American named 'l‘erry, “'ll‘l
ulrll't‘d here today.
'l‘erry said the Hillilli‘l‘.‘ entered a
tillage l21'l miles in the interior oi
Mexico and the bandits rushed out,
ieuvmg ileemer and a captive negro
named Monroe Payne. Payne and
lk‘t‘iuail‘ are being brought back to
'l‘exaa. Torry said. '
SAN ANTONIO, Tex" bitty 17.“
The rescue by the American soldiers
at Jesse Deetner aid the negro cook.
Monroe Payne, carried off as prison-
cr~ by the bandits that raided Glenr.
Springs and Boquillas. was reported
to MajorGeneral anton today. ’
Armor hanghorne and two troops of
tat-airy surrounded the Mexican ban
this who raided Glenn Springs about
12.1 miles from the border. killing “Xi
and capturing 75. accordia‘g to a truck
driver arriving today from lloquillas
Army omcen here have made no an—
nouncement regarding the reported
engagement.
According to the truck driver, the
lnudtts were surrounded and did not
put up a tight. The Americans ceased
tiring at once.
The 75 captured. it was said, werel
to be brought here ior trial.
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llll'lllllllilllll l0 Bill
BWESIDENCE
Summer residents with cottages and
bungalows on Belle Island are making
repairs and additions preparatory to
taking their residence for the summer-
on the. popular island.
A new nine room house, to cost
“.000. will be built on Sammie street.
near Hickory Bluii. for Mrs. M. B.
Kellogg. of New Rochelle. N. Y. The
work will be done by W. G. Wood.
Mr. Wood has the contract as Well,
for alterations to be made to the
summer residence of D. A. Wadhams.
of Belle, island. The cost will be
Slt‘lt). "
Other permits issued by the build-
ing inspector include: to H. R. Nash
for plumbing at home of Miss May
Fitch. Flax Hill Road; to J. J. Cole-
man for plumbing and heating for F.
\‘t'. Hadley. Keeler avenue.
Silll 000 mm
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NEW HAVEN. lay Iii—The.
grand lodge of Connecticut, Independ-
. on! Order of Odd Fellows. held its
annual .aoaaion here today. with dele-
gates present from the 92 lodges in
the state. representing a total mem—
IerSlIlp oi more than 24.000. Most oi
the morning aeulon was» given up
. ,to presentation oi reports and can»
. mlttee work election of oiilcers com-
ing l: flu afternoon.
low on mun fax-J,
" 3 ‘_ ~3ny I‘ WOI‘WKNT ADV,
Entered at" the Booth Norwalk Post.
Storekeeper,
. invitnd to
THE 50m~ «v NORWALK .. ..
AOOOCIATEO PIE” NEW. FROM ALL PART. OF THE WORLD IV A OPECIAL WtRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
once as Second Ciaaa Hatter.
{lunatic—hilt? "A
Bill 0H Silllll-
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floral: littered by we snag-l
l er Barrio loo-pied to lvaidl
Strife —6baage Their Decide-l
‘ -liot All storm Bat Prefer-l
; able to Disturbance to industry
‘ of State
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-ened strike of 2.200 freight clerks on'
{the New York, New Haven 1 Harl-I
lord railroad. who had been orderedl
_to walk out this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
‘has been averted. it was announced
last night.
E Rowland ll Mahany, a
nommissioner oi' conciliation, in male
fling the announcement said that the
.wage dispute 'uas ‘upplly adjusted1
and the men would continue uorlt 'n
.uccord with their r'cccpla'lt-l oi the.
tproposition presented by lien-Aral.
‘llananer (‘ l.. liardn of the road.‘ 7
iMr. liut'do's pi‘tlptbliltll included ant
increase of til per cent in wages. .\ir
= .\i.tllully said.
i Substantial Increase Made.
. "Willie all that the men demand-wt
was not conceded by the management ‘
a substantial increase in wages and
some appreciable benefits i.l working
condition were granted The accept”
.tm- by th- “nominee was unani
lllt'll~. and nit-n finally decided upon
rum ninth in the best possible spirit.
auguritg well for the permanence oi,i
pleasant relations between the em.
pioyers and the men.
1 cannot speakl
.too highly of the conaldsratlon u- lions, in the lodge rooms, in Wall fully and distinctly, but for furiheripoaslble because of the rain and the
.ilibited in a most difficult and per-
‘plexing situation by the representa‘l
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till SIDE ltlllltl
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lrcstloo, was mm of Signer:
’ litixed,$ectred For Publication
2 By tile Sentinel
,Side over the plan of the opponents
[of the Third District municipal elec-
tric light plant to sell it and have the
streets of the district lighted bf a
; private corporation. ‘
The district meeting at which this
:maiter will be discussed promises to
:be one of the liveliest the Third Dis-
-trtct. famous for its district meetings,
lhus ever seen.
The following is the petition. with
tits l3 signers. which the Third Dis-
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(Continued on Eleventh Page.) .
mull their in
its llilil Mlillllil
, That Mizpnh Circle oi King's
Daughters. connected with the down-
town Baptist church is in a ilourislr
ing condition both as to finances and
good works. was indicated. last night,
lat the annual meeting of the circle
during the reading of annual reports.
Following the business meeting,
during which otllcers were elected. a
very pleasant social time was en-
Joyed. Ofilcers were elected as iol-
touts:
Leader—Mrs. Fred Scheidler.
Vice-Leader—Mrs. Frank Partrlclt.
TreasureP—Miss Lucy Wickes.
Secretary—Miss Emma. Buxton.
Musical Director—Miss Ellie Bou-
ton. ~
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VILLA’S MEXICAN MON EV.
The South Norwalk Trust Compan)
has secured 1.000 [in Peso (One Dol-
hr) bills oi the genuine money cir-
culated by Pancho Villa. the Mexican
bandit; Thursday. Bay 18th. "Dollar
Day." one at these bills will be given
to every depositor u long an the sup-
ply iasta’One oi those bill. will
make a rare souvenir to keep during
tuture years. The boys and girls are
a Savings am at
OneDollaronthiadvandwlllbe
. {mounted with one at the Mexican
bills.
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federal l ’
itainmonts ever held by the Odd Fel-
‘10er in this city.
There is much agitation on the Easli
SOUTH ”NEWALK, Odin. WE'DNESDXYI MAY 17. i976
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Dollar Day will be auspiciously launched tonight when The
American Band will give a public concert in front of The City
ll, North Main street, starting at 8 o'clock.
Everybody is invited out to hear the good music. and while
.you are out you would do well to inspect the prettily decorated
store windows along all of the business streets. The Windows will
‘be lighted for the occasion A pri It: is to be given for the beat-
ldecorated window. and all of the merchants are working hard to
Ha
present the finest front possible.
Mayor Carl Axel Haratrom. Councilman Maurice H. Nutting .
and Edmund E. Crowe will be the judges who will award the
decorated-window prize.
To-Nt'ghi’s Band. Concert I
8 O’clock,
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l. s. CRUISE
SAN fliNilSio
RUNS ltllllli
Imus tor: oi life to Eigllil
lea Reported Men Whaleboai
Salt is lierlgb Sea at Vineyard
Haven
at City Hall
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taut Brothers’ ledge leathers
Provide a Delighttai Evening
tor the ladies
I lletueen one hundrul and fill) and
two hundred members and guests of
Our lirothers' and Our Sisters” ill-be
itah Lodges gathered lust et‘enilli! de-
spite the unfavorable weather condl-‘
street, and there enjoyed one oi the
mos-t delightful and successful enter-
l
The Rebekahs were the guests oi
ltlur llrothers' Lodge for the evening,
and the hosts provided eutertnitllut-ntl
in plenty.
The evening's program was in the
form of a cabaret show, tables pret-
tily decorated with apple bloasorns be-
i
'lng placed around the floor of the hall.
and the hall itself balnghamisonlely
decorated with the colors of the lie-l
bekahs, pink and green. l
Miss Dorothy llnlstettd. of New
York city, the chief entertainer of the
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lilillS REDMEN HAVE .
BUSY Pl0lilllM PllllNlli'
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on two candidates at
O. ,R. 'M.
a class of ten candidates will receive'
the warrior's degree. The downtown?
tribe has invited Cockenoe membera.
to perform the ceremonial on that
occasion. |
On May 26 members of the Portl,
Cheater Tribe. will work the Chiefs.“
degree on a class of Cocker candl-l
dates. Uncas tribe. last night, reel
caived and accepted an invitation to‘
attend. The local Red Men will alaol
attend a fair to‘be given by the Fair.
tleld Red Men on June 14th. i
Uncas members will assist in the;
celebration of Stamiord‘s 250th anni-
versary. They will join in the festiv-’
lties marking that event on June 10th!
and 11th. On Sunday. June 11th. the.
Stamford lodge oi ’Red Men will pre-I
sent their city with a monument of an ‘
Indian chief. This memorial, costing,
about 8700. will find a place of honor}
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ford . 1
WARNING lstlll lililiil
nus llsnt- stand
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Chief of Police w. a'. Pennington-l
today posted a warning he has r0;
eeived trout the Globe-Hosiery Workr.‘
new York. to the other: that sales-
men. representing themselves all
agents of that company, are active at
this tpklng orders for hosiery. it ill
rsaud'tn the warning that these
collecting advance payments ior‘goorh
they do not deliver.
lliiltlls ulntllltl little Mfic to mm w my
in Triangle Park. Main street, Stain-t
Mmmjandthattheyare‘
lotus lilslls ill
DISCUSS iii lllliill
.“ __ :3!" MM Cit“ WIS Heated,
ttlu catoiise crawled will Oat- 5"“ “'1': L3? 9
line Pill For Historical HMS’ norms. May l7~ The r lino
‘Sllllt's’ ti‘UlM-l San Flttlit‘lst'n. li'M‘
.. .servlng as a lllllll' laying ship. was
lhc- lollowllg plan has lie-en gull aground on a shoal in Nailllfl'ltti
lllllll’d by Mlh‘h‘ (‘aroline Crawford. oi Sound ltlr sell-rat hours tariy today ll
be“ lurk, lothe (‘lrrnlval Committee. a pale. during which it via» reported
tn l‘rt't‘l'PllH‘ to the big educational, she losl a whalebos: tonluinlng t'lbllll‘
DI'OJN‘I planned for in connection with . members. of her crew. The San Fran”
the regular carnival celebration oi' t-lrtco titrated later without awisamej
July 3rd Miss Crawford has here out-‘and was not greatly damaged. (lb
lined her proposed plnn very ure- servation from the cruiser was im~|
afxzul‘lleilhldtfidfiug mung till“: late of the eight men reported miss
- | t‘ P“ “Hing could not be teamed.
$020331? gill-{eut‘vip .hchllll. blol Advices regarding the ' whalvhoat
“my“ "w w” I'hlnh'lta: (1);" Land its crew were uncertain. Mes-l
b0“. i \' ). - ‘ c in ”l“. sages stating they were lost were re-
” ‘ ””“H‘ ll" '0‘" mt"- Thl“: celved at two stations, while otltt-era
of the (‘llarlesiown Navy Yard. whichl
lwas in touch with the cruiser most.
lot the time she was aground. said!
ithey had no word that any men wereI
huts 0i CilllllllliS ..
Slill lllllllc till?
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A meeting or llishop Fenwick As‘i
sembly. Fourth Degree K. of C. was-
held last evening, and eight candi-
dates elected. They will take the de-
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htlllll & this i
MAIN st. lulu soul
is expected that between seven ‘ndl llumors which have been current.
eight hundred will be in tho pondei for the past few days. about Norwalitfl
on that day. John P. McMahon, ot'm regard to the ouch-sins or thel
South Norwallt Council. is one of the:*PG|’Dd Raymond block. in mm
degree officers. on the staff of Master. street, by James E. 'Ells, Jr.. Presldenl i
John M. Lee. Over twenty-live winioi the Norwalk Hardware Company:
go from Norwallt. in Main street. were continued lhlhl
it is expected that a nice um will'mormng. by Mr. Elle. who stated that.
be realized from the play ' lhrtsto- such a deal had recently been com:
pher. Jr.." which was produced at pleted. |
Hoyt‘a Theatre on last Friday night. The Raymond ‘
block was occupied
The adoption degree was conierrem'l‘he money derived from same. it is for many yeah! by Raymond & Sonrlrooms in NOTWMR. had 0“" 0‘
the meeting. , understood. is to be. put into a fund,:l“1lmlllll'e Store. and has just recently most interesting meetings held
last night. of Uncas Tribe, No. 26. Li separate from the regular treasury.}been vacated by the furniture concern; some time,
0n 39“ Tuebday eveninlztand to be called a building fund. At 5 which has taken a new store in \l’nlI3council was read.
the meeting on Thursday evening, offstreet. - '
the council, this matter will be taken. Mr. Ella stated this morning that as;
up. lthe business being done by the up.
*-A——v—-— ttown hardware company was fasti
toutgrowlng the present quarters. the‘
.real estate purchase was made will:-
in look to the iutnre. A lease is still
:held by the hardware company upon
l6 Pllllllll “CHEESE"
“heir present store. however. and no;
flllfl) "Hum! Change will be made at present.
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Rumors of a large public market
loccupying the former furniture store
l were denied by Mr. Elle. who said ' at
Anthony L. Bria. North Main streetl no tenant had as yet taken the bu ld~
tailor. is looking for a “short. stout'ml-
man who looks like an ltallan." Two stores and two floors above.
The short stout. man worked a new are included in the block.
“how-toget-rlch-qulck" scheme on Mr“
Bria yesterday. . i also FINOH sunealsao.
He called on the tailor. and en-' Miss Grace Finch was very much
deavored to sell what had all thetsurprised last evening when a party
outward appearances of being a very of rrtende stormed in and c Impletely
desirable cheese. it was weighed lntsurrounded her with a shower of
Coleman Chamok's market. and handsome linen.
tipped the scales at sixteen pounds. l The evening was very pleasantly
“Sixteen pounds, eh?" mused tat-J repent by all present. and after a tn;
Bria. “i don't know as i want. all licious repaut, the friends departe .
that." . wishing their hostess the happiest 01
"0h, thats all right." the. short. futures.
atout than said (hurriedly. some or} 'Thooe present were the Misses
tum. who were present aairi.- alter linoleum. Viola Cumming. Anna.
they heard 01‘ the - deception) “l’ll Helicon. Josie. Least. Mabel Keialer.
make the price right." Ghee Mutton. Hattie Chambers;
The stronger made the price ‘frlght" Grace loan. Hanoi Strattea. star-
at so much per pound. and the aix- iortleTndway. Manama. Plot
teen pounds of "cheese" went to He. mellow-trains. Mildred Wilconen.
Bria. and the short. atoll-man went Alice Morrow. Ethel Allen. Lucille
on his way. apparently rejoicing. Halt, Sarah Street. on. and Mrs.
last night 'Mr. Bria opened up the ~Howard IL. Finch. Mr. and Mrs J. K
w -—-—
"cheeae'l to gerve during the stroller. Finch and lites Georgiana Hath.
H0 Ili- into t and than new to tho l alias finch who has been employed
1 r’ in the T. w. Wootworui w ave the
elephant
1L isn‘t cheese. at alh’lheetold.
Been Sergeant. J. Barnum "lt'
M.k=pO-m btsoonrto been hot
R jillllll
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or THE LOCAL 8m
DAY EVENING urn-11.3
O’CLOCK.
Cloudy, cooler tonight; Thursday fair.
My- "‘4‘ (V.A ~ .._.._._’.-.A
downhill
illE ltlllll cllst
litililllltlll i
Piliil luau succtssl,
inn Didn't mull iiaadredel
lilo Saw Fiae lessee lit Prepared- ‘
arts at Iorlir [a ll Street Play-i
tease
Snail Germ and lrlfl
Warships Engaged H
No Casualties - ml
Troops Attack With Id
Grenades on Dead h
lill Said to lave faiiel
I A naval engagement occur?"
lyesterday oil the Belgian on‘;
lbetwoen small German and Brit-
evening, lulled to kt‘tp indoors hun- - '
dreds of men, women and children "h warships. The" m D
who packed the Palace Theatre to the British casualties.
doors for a sight oi' the tamous pre-~ mm announcement of t.
paredness alguutent "Defense orl .
'Irilllite‘!" {fight was made in London a
The Palace was very preltlly decor llOlIOWS' l
sled with American nagr l’illl‘lfll'l u
ism reigned supreme. The. picture A" emo‘m‘" “Wk Pl“:c W
nets of enthralling interest from ”Wterday afternoon 0“ the Belg”
beginning to i! end. and its seaiill‘
“1 MN”... 3 r “1......“ “mm...“ coast between a force compo“
PV-"r'" [fol British destroyers and mai-
\hhough the complete accounts o N
the finances it enrm-t-lion with lh. ‘075 and some Germ den"?
are; (
:litture hale not been mane. it is rev
tain a goodly increase to The Scnlitt. .
Stevens fund will result.
The New York Tribune mulled loiCllcmy, withdrew to “1"". M
The torrents of rain and the un-
usually wildneas of the night, Ina;
z
The Sentinel. this mornlni. a new ~
batch of the famous “Iiattlcship' .8"r,,f°‘“ sustained 3° Full"
buttons. it is expected that they willl ~e‘- .
arrive for’dislribution by totnorrowl German troops made an at“
And then. of course, you musn’tilwith grand“
forget the Jolly l-‘lvevl‘laltleship dlnce,
which
last night .0.
much pneltiona in the vi
Svec's orchestra will inrnlsblfailed, the French official I?"
music. and you are promised one finelof my a”. ’ 1
’a h"
A dispatch to Lloyd
me.
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The Sentinel Stevens accou .Great Y nth a“ m. M
Total amount contributed to date.
$148.60.
Acknowledged previously $14290.
Today‘s contributions. 70c.
Total number of contributors, l.08&.'
lhaa been blown up in the lie“.
V
, c owl”, Pd. Lost. {were lost. the remainder] »
'lrfil‘al;:fllgo:t rl‘llbtors. 1‘1’. ll! G!“ Yarmouth. The saw
The patriotic honor roll tor today: .V. was on her way td Lond‘
9- B- H-- 10¢ ‘ ‘from Rotterdam
”em" ”usel‘baum' We. 1 The American embassy in L‘- A
'don was informed today tilt-
May Guttridge, 10c.
Henry lockwood. 10c.
Alva Anderson, 10c.
hadore \‘avasky. We.
:can citizen, was .drowned 91h.
Roberta it. Becker. 100. .
ithe atesrrtship Batavier V. v”-
‘blown up.
or PURCHASERS w,
v. ILL as OPEN '1‘!“
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i “Alter e. shore engagement b 3
is to be held in Arion liali tor! . “‘2
the benefit of The Sentinel-Steven‘d M “In Hill The . . '
{steamer Batavier V.. 1500““.
Luigi Martini Mancini. an Athab- .
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GRAND WARDEN Will 5.523.232.2233. .23::t"..~;:.33
to the State Department h.
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llSll PONASSUS BOUNCIl _ ' E .
ll’onassu's (‘ouncll last night. in the WIS sunk on Friday,"presu.maw.‘
the i by a mine." .
'0’ A dispatch from Consul-Cr“ "
A report of the grand;
Attendance prize
was won by Paul Lawrence.
The members were. notified by the
newly elected Grand Warden Charles
ii. Sherwood. oi Seaside Council. oi .
Bridgeport. that he will make his first a”. the m 3" nullified-
ofilcial visit to the council on Tuesday Mlle!“ Wilson D“ ”P“ A
evening. June 6. 1916. He will be tic-.to the message sent him recon .
compelled by a delegation oi twenty by Pope BenSdict. in which’tfl
to thirty members of Seaside Cpun- Pope expressed the came“
cil. ..
l’onassus Council will have another (hit war betwccn. (he Um
big night. The chairman of the en States and 'Germanv would
be precipitated by the subrnnnn“
tertalnrnent committee has notified
the members that he will make it allssue and conveyed the i
big night. a burlesque night, with hot
roast beef and refreshments. Every
member of Ponassus Council will
come out. and Norwalk will be. on the
map in Royal Arcanum circles.
Hilllls still su;
i0 lilllllilil JUNE 15.
Last December the American Feder- , Bailev must stand trial for .
ation of Labor issued a circular let- lives in the High Court-of] ,
tor asking union labor men all overzin I I on a 1 g. of
treason is expected to be h -
of damages and costs the supreme ed dawn late, today by Sir _
court decided the batters must ”YIDiclrlnaorr. “Wu, ,3 co'rtmi L
for violation of the Sherman anti- - . .
trust law in connection with the strike {£211}?th m the Bow smfit :
ht, edmtastm yin
wet-wanna ”oh Theprosecotionhasverv
batters in Dnnhary. ~
m‘y"‘33-13355x§7§;3 mg: ”3.3;: more evidence to introrl
Weft--mm . .‘° ~ agatnat' the head om Sinn‘ '
nu- uum ”combo d“ .101 WW! I find the fa Bfififih
dill: when hole accused.“
day said that Lloyd‘s reports “-
dated the steamer had been til-
pedoed. Both dispatches ‘
States might be of assistance tale "
.fimntcly in restoring peace fir‘
iEurooe. The reply of M
Monsignor Bonzano. the A '1"
tolic delegate in Weshi . .
who delivered the Pope‘s row
at the White House. “’3'
The (Ir-cision at: to whether »-'
Roster Casement and Danie
oanuna nan whommer. war no '.. .
only filled with bread dough".
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bride of John l. mm of Reading.
other “liaiters' Day." ~
.ln January are now invitedto do so
_...A lag seduced from his site; ' '-
Wsshington that three Amerio‘j; ,1
citizens were aboard the Caries."
era] Skinner at London you‘ve/“l
sion that he hoped the Unite‘ *3
iPresidcnt was conveyed thrW
Norwalk Chronicler