amuse-serum
andCompany.
Ira. Stanley Mills. of Highlnd
avenue. is seriously ill with pneu-
mania
.
Ferdinand Hmog. of New You.
spent the weekend with his family
on Rowsyton avenue.
CITY MARKET Q
69 N0. MAIN ST.
Ilsa lay Flint, of New York. is
spending a few days with her parents
on Rowayton avenue.
.
,. y HAROLD c. HALL
W Union Tea, Cofl’ee, Spices
-——-———_
,. 1 ad Ema Mr. and Mrs. Charles Derby. of Port
i F _ ' Chester. spent Sunday with Mr. and
- l Re Deh'fl- Mrs. Franklin Theali.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Albrecht of West
Side avenue. entertained relatives
from New York last week.
'8. taro-rs. East Not-walk. Ct.
;
I In. Chatles Petty spent Wednes-
Eday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
58. Lockwood. of New Canaan.
EAST
natutbcmmyeanbasamaeh
Onwaedtothaarectionofaay-meaatiniurytowmmmu.
muaehch O m
thstthereportorth'e WWI-shoes“
Mmtbetabieteaturtbrmmaool,whichhasddlndhiu-
mm Munmmumirmi um Beneftha Ana.
I set of plans and “antes. uni-[msm placenta m. m.
motionwupassed. Thematterdre-lcm "unwell-tweet.“
moving the town sign post no. (grub-0' «mad that he will arrive
Hotel Square to the TOVIHAHM m‘bvfln
ertywasvotadonaadwasadqted.
Anewpmtwiilimmedia' telybesdnp.
The memo then adjourned. a. a.
Sherwood acted as chairman at the
meeting.
w _, MM?
DAM ‘
dismal strawberry tastivsl Thurs-
day evening or this week. at he
church and Pastor lunar W
Whistrieads weremaayaadsub-
stantisi in their apprechttion on that
esmsion. which also enabled the kind»
iy ladies of the W to dis
play their expert culinary fine arts
Florist C. J. Wegner was in New
York City this week on business mat:
tern. A good season ct orders for bed-
ding plants. vegetable plants and
many important permanent landscape
architectural arranging of grounds for
new colonial cottage dwellers, have
Franklin Cleverley has returned
home after spending the weekend
with relatives at Freeport. L l.
NORWALK
‘
i
l
Ut::-‘:A- “4 - “J
’ '15. Camp Firedirls weakiym‘ Mr. and Mrs. Genrge A. Wright. in.
.111 be held this evening at the home have moved for the summer in the
‘Iiss Marion Coleman. .Heary Case homestead on Crockett
fairest.
Here trouble was expeienoed, Eat-
My night, with some or the street
lghts oh the East Side.
Friends of Mrs. Winfield Grant are
pleased to learn that she is improving
' She is expected home in a couple of
Judge John J . Walsh, and party, en- weeks.
m I Sound cruise in In WIlsh'l
w boat “Benin" yesterday.
“—
‘ Rowayton drum corps will be held this
Hrs. Henry Carr, 0‘ M ”0"“ evening at their headquarters on (‘roc-
.ent Memorial Day with her brother. kett street.
m Slawaon. at Newton Heights. --—-——
‘ Edwin L Stevens has purchased a
my” Wood, 0’ New York C'U- 1‘“ 1916 Ford runabout equipped with
than “9 h" "“15““: ‘0' "'9 “I" "Genemotor', electric starter and elec-
Ior. in one of the cottages in the tric lights.
nation Point property. ;
A Mr. and Mrs. lsaac Stimus and
Colonel Gifford. with his South Man- daughter, of Brooklyn. have opened
floater Silver Band, of thirty-live their cottage on West Side avenue for
fleece, yesterday morning rendered an the summer.
“resting concert in the East sve-
' .s u. I church. -
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blue and iam-
—"‘—" liy arrived in Rowanon Tuesday. to
ll“ Elsie 3‘9”an greatly pleased occupy Miss Hamilton‘s house on Mo-
00 evening congregatitm at the First Klniey Court for the season.
‘. I. church yesterday by the beauti-
fll rendition of the solo: “Collect
”on Thus. 0 Master." by Mietzke.
1
‘ Mrs. George w. Thompson. of Buda-
:io, N. Y.. and her daughter. Mrs. Em-
ma Lake, of Syracuse. N. Y., are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Thomp-
son, of Rowayton avenue.
Ir. and be. Nrdinand Kimmick. of
Van am St. were in Bridgeport yes-
flvlay, where they visited their son,
William Klmmloh. in the Bridgeport
“apical. The young man. who was
timed last week in a collision of lit-
v’ys, is improving satisfactorily.
The spring meeting of the Five
Chiefs Club. of Connecticut will meal.
at the Stamford fire house. Stamford
. on Thursday morning: Ix-Chiet‘s Edv
win 1.. Stevens. Edwin W. Godfrey and
John H. Plsudsr who are members of
the club will attend. '
_ There are a number of people on the
' fist Side planning motor-boat and
-iiing parties to cruise to Standard
J'i'idsy and Saturday of this week to
”best the warships that will lie o!
“G Stamford harbor as a part of the
.labratim of that city's birthdaY.
Mr. and Mrs. Massarene of New
York are spending a few weeks at the
‘Titeneka inn. Ir. Muurene is the
architect of the houses being erected
for ‘Mrs. Preston, widow of former
The Americans won two we“ emf President Grover Cleveland, which are
I”. trimming the Rowartons and " almost completed. and will be three
’ckup team. They were supposed to of the show houses of the Tokeneks
jury the Hoytvilles. but the game was section.
Oiled oi! at the last minutes. But
Us won‘t happen again. Next week: The Rowayton Drum Corps of twen-
E?” Y”: logowne ofiltamfordfl ty-four members last Tuesday morning
”out: :9 :zlosemgaz: tag: :2 were photographed by G. 8. North.
_ tor the play the Laurels 0' Bridge. Handsome pictures. 14 by 17. of the
y ' Corps, are being made. Thursday,
you. This team is cleaning up all of June ms, the corps will ‘0 to Stam-
m Bridgeport teams and they also de- ford. where they have an engagement
hated the backwoods last year. I“) take p.“ in the edu H l m“
' ‘of that date.
On Saturday morning.
WAT :June 8th, the corps will go to Stam-
ted to take part.iri the anniversary pa.
OWAYTON rade in Stamford. The com will fur-
-‘m R
1' lparade on that date.
' .
Mrs. Lydia Von Miller was a vis~'
t at Rye Beach on Decoration Day.
‘ I
John Flint has arrived home after; ~
fiver-oi weeks' business trip to Chi-
is
. __,. I
, Sanford Wicks. of Staten island
wished with friends here over the
’ may. i
A communication of Temple Lodge
‘was held last evening in its room in
._...._._.. fthe Fable building. Several applies.
‘llrs ley.6mder llamturned home tions for membership were brought
.fltor visiting with relatives in New before the members during the busi-
' «Juan. _ mess session.
~-s—‘b¢‘«
~
W
fir. and Mrs. Irving Clark are an-
) Mining Miss Etto Keller. of Plants-
fllle. Conn.
.Q Insults. Ben 'Iassell and son. The Vigilant Hose Oman: re.
:8 W are "81311! '1'. Int! lira. sponded to a still alarm at the {home
.K. Wallet-stein. of C. H. Van Vaikanberg. our the
J ' .Diokson plumbing shop late Thursday
‘ “I. John B. '1‘. Road, of Walt m“; ”901111111318 W ma
“eventqu-viaitisgrelatimiamxu
. M a. Y. ‘
rm they‘ve” able to'ulinsuish
‘withnhemiosis. Little dam-sawed
w. and'lu. a. B. cleverly, cl
5'3le ’
‘ ' /
Jamaica-amendments
“Imdmmn
mat-gain. .
Attesoecisiiowmmeahgwitiat
“MlutiwthWmtv-m
“malice. The-awestru-
,mrmueexordbs,mctisnd
:«sIa-aat bath irons-nitlinear-risea
anhw'm'mwl-HD. 012mm:
3.3mum‘demmm‘h”
so. and Mrs.
awe—stints.
mumummum
J. .
m
l NQOIQNt
. .3
put a profitable season to the best use
'19. P. Sharretts has purchased s new “I W‘
s»-
troyed by the lasing veasll of
our high seas {bet The Brit's}!
squadron , of older battlesh'ps
Which' burmd' up from the saith
did not arrive tutti! Thursday
morning, after the cmclusiu of
the battle. and returned without
taking any part in the fighting or
coming within sight of our main
force.” 2
LONDON, Juli 5.--A total of
333 cities: were killed in the
Jutland battle, according to a list
issued by the Admiralty today.
This list damn that virtually all.
the officers of the cruisers Queen
Mary, Invincible, lndaiatigable,_
Defence and Black Prince and
from the destroyers Tipperary,
Turbulent, Fortune. Ardent. No-
mad. Nestor and Shark perished.
All the officers except one from.
the cruiser Warrior were saved1
and all the officers from the des-
troyer Sparovv Hawk. On the
other ships [33 officers were killed}
and 22 wounded.
BERLIN. june 5. v
la London! ‘
i .
l
The regular monthly meetinu of the
nish music for :00 Boy Scouts in the
' ! the monthly meeting of the ’W. C. ‘1‘.
merely a chi-Icy anal
Mhmummmtmmuiw
for discussion. Walter J. Pack. who.
six-cylinder auto.
!
t Mrs. H. MoManua is spending a
week in New York.
l -—-—————
i .1. Murphey has moved frm uns-
avenue to Chestnut street.
i
Ellis Moore has resigned his poai‘
I tion with the Stamford Rubber (h.
Mrs. G. D. Tilley is enjoying a vaca-
tion out of town.
I, Mrs. Thomas Kerrigan entertained
relatives from out of town on lemon
iai day.
Miss Frances Abbott, of Rridgept‘,
, is spending a new day- with Mrs.
lrene Crsin.
Joseph ‘l-‘isher has moved frm
North Stamford to the Fitch house an
Noroton avenue.
I
Miss Edith Jones. one of the nurse.
at the Soldiers' Home is spending a
few days at Jersey City.
Mrs. thank Wood of the Heights
spent Thursday with ba- sister is New
York.
Charles Timon. of New Canaan.
spent Memorial Day with Mr. and
Mrs. William Austin, of the Heights.
G. C. Little of New Rochelle. is
now occupying the old homestead of
William tRelihan. which he recently
purchased.
Miss Adelaide Tompkins. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wits. will
become the bride of Walter Pairchild
on June 17.
Miss Bessie Weed has returned to
her home here after spending severu‘.
weeks in Atlantic City. N. .l.. and Ro- '
slyn. Va.
Rev. T. N. Issue. who died at Pine
Bluff. N. C.. on Sunday. May 21, was
the father of am Dr. A. 1.. House of
this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert hir. the latter
Eva Frances Dugdsie of the Heights.
spent several days this week at Bev-
mour.
There was a good attendance at the
strawberry festival at the Norotm
Heights M. P. Church on Thursday
night.
Rev. 8. C. Johnson preached Sunday
Imorning on “Christian Attainment."
gand in the evening on "Budding the
. Walls of Jerusalem."
A unusual number were present
11., in the pageant-room of the Darien
inbrary Wednesday afternoon.
Charles Tucker of Main street, who
was recently struck by an automobile
. While crossing the'atreet. is improv-
ing. though still confined to his “home.
Ira Alonso Buttery and daughter.
Mrs. Belward. of ailvemine, visited:
Rev. and Mrs. Murray Hamilton on
day last week.
Mrs. Austin was on 'the medichse’
man's list .two days with a sew-a
cold, but has mended M. The aim-j
pie life wants, after all.
it
Thelmflwindowhsadvsmtmoved
fromihclhadh ddh‘jlanimlm
awmmwhuwn.
whichgivasmcbuafitfl‘n.
ulna—~— . ,
Naturalism-naturals;
firemen will team.“ m’
dictum ' fiawmwbeve-t
and." «unsun-
. :vw We Mm: at full speed. at—
Kt-sa ham-«saw «Wampum m isousand was on an;
2:46 p. rn.—An official state-g
ment issued by the German Adv
miralty today says: i
“On the 31st of May one of
our snlvrnafims oil the Humber
sank an Wish torpedo boat
destroyer which. according to a.
isurviver. was the Tipperary. 1
“The British armored cruisert
Eurlayus was sat afire by.
t Tbe“calrpaign week"ofthe Metho-
dist Charch.tabcginluae18.arumie
«something unusnsllntbe'uof
gen-es enterprises forthia section
'Tbsnswi‘ilhs WW"-
.VIWofthatwash. ludaywiil
{boobsu'vsdasOhildua'sDIm'hhl
strawberry festival on leads: night.
and other lectures following. i in. during the battle of Shag-
The Darien Band on itself mutt be 31k" and was completely burned
fora an admiring crowd Friday night,: u ' .
when it gave its first public concerti LQEDON- June 5- 2337 P- in.
Many handsome costumes were in evl-? erah “5°C" ‘0‘ the .ilcet
m, for dancing followed the ct:- Whit” ”maimed In the Jutland
cert. The band has been mum .ibIttle and have returned here,
little over a year. The following arefldenufy m German MM“
its members: Mervin Smith, Edward‘wnk 3' the Hindenburg and the
, .. ibbi Goo Wham“
thdtev ir Arum“ "' we I LONDONJune 5,9:Ioa.m.—
Smith. Kenneth Cantrell. Byron Can» _
troll, George Punselt. sr..; Albert rural 59m!!! Wr- tescued bv Scan-
aelt.Carl Pun-cit, Stanley c. Whitney, dimmh steamers described the
Joseph Lsnso. Carl Brenner and Stan- Tm 1.“ “1 the'JtrtlInd
icy Adams. The program was hug-”5"" 3' M ”cording to a
nested by min a. Shepherd. corset-l dispatch to the
in; am 0. Mills. oontnlto, and De-le‘fl‘Ph Enchanaa Complny.
lsrtinos orchestra. The promm'A large number of the crew of
consisted of the following numbers; 1th cruiser Weinbsden and men
Much. ma; comet solo. in. Shop- from several German torpedo
hm; mg, lb. 11“.; Mm. boats I.” been W and
band: waits. ma; baritone dual. brought toCepenbsgsa They re-
Messrs. Portrait and nelartino; song. To“ that {and hear estuaries.
Miss Mills; overture, orchestra .m‘affll’ am ‘C ”(V-ix hours
band. 'on mks wifliaut load or water.
drank the sea avatar. bean»: in-
sane and mod' into the can
The German mm’ scythe!
scveuldfiasr‘ impede. boatsand
submarines were capsized by the
.Britisb shells and sank instabfly.‘
Bulb-cf both E“ and Ger.
men sailors are W‘ 1,, be
meshed ashore an the coast .f
jutland.
Captains of mesons. arriving
in Scandinavian harbors recur:
M the big ‘Gnt'rnan cruisers
whidt m webs along the
Cout‘lllpd up ”If M h.“
boa Withdrawn and flat a large
“losdran of IOIlI'aycr-s which had
been Pan-oiling are Writ an-
_.—~.
' GERMAN RMR’I‘S STATE
5 ENGLAND HAS sasr
' FLEET. . .
(Continues M First Page.) ‘
f .
lrceived here from Berlin:
“The German High Seas fleet!
.had pushed out into the North’,
‘Seaintbebopccfen 'gpor-
tions of the Englifli ' . which
had nocltly been repeatedly ra-
portod of the Norwegian south
.. M 1:15 in the afternoon,
some seventy miles 05 Skagerak.
m ne shell cruisers of the igni-
.‘iooe class were sighted. ur tic w“ not 'i ted l
v . at week.
'cmtsen at once pursued the cue- LONDOljhm 5' a.” a. m.—
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TestolanAmerican
is His Feably
to ilIcCovcmment
_————
hacmwcam
dm
HEtestofanAmeriosn'lnot
where he was born, but what
in is doing and will do for the
republic. If with resolute heart and ’
clear mind he says: “I am an Amer»
loan. This country is mine. I am
,. for it first and
always,” be is
a good enough
American
restige,
our welfare. lie
is a desirable.
The essence
of democracy is
good viii, by
lit
maintain a u r
F de-
end our honor
s n d promote
which I mean
that courtesy of
the heart that;
-—V
A“! mu RUS-
SIANS W BACK
(Continued from First PW
i
A Renter dispatch from Zurich
received in Londtm says that
rncmbcrs of the German land-
sturm class of 1917 who are Iiv.
ins, abroad have her: crt’u’od ta
return home immediately. '
The landscurm is a home do'
:fsnce force which includes in ado
tuition to trained soldisn betm
the ages of 39 and as. all thud;
between the ages of 17 Mid 3"-
wbo have received no military‘
training. . '
The official statentsut issued
by the German War Office yes:
terday follows: f
English attacks against the
captured positions as I: cast 0!
Ypres were repulsed.
The artillery fighting urth ol
Arrasand'mtbe rcgioaefAlberl
continued. English Whig
parties were repulsed.
mine ' south:
east of Neuvilleofit. Vast use,
unsuccessful. _ '
Bombs dropped on Flanders
is"
PWWW“ wills good to all ‘ imagine-.1 dBelgians. more
men. Hatred no 'itary amage. E
“W'WUW and jealousy Near nausea: sn assault
and bickering and strife and abuse
' are tin-American. Those that lend
themselves to engendcring of class
Wm of the lease a timer
lenemy attack west of Hi! 304
hatred or race hatred or any othertwas repulsed. We Captured a
hatred are not friends of this coun» ‘ machine '
lofty destiny.
WE MU" UNDERSTAND HER!
AND NOW THAT IN THIS COUN-
lI’IV THE FUNOAHSNTAL NEED
l. THE “NANCE N TH!
TEACHING, EACH FOR ALL AND
ALL FOR “G“.
Until we are touched, truly touch-
ed, by the call of our brother we
are not truly Americanized, no mai-
ler wheth‘ or our b‘
limb beymid the grail sea.
AmericaNeedsaNew
SydelnofPubbc'
Edacahat
”De-MEN?»
dCeIQaCsiu‘isUaivm-hy
education.
The German state takes full con-
trol over this system of education.
it trains the teachers, induct: them
into nice, has their aahries, pen-
sions than in old age.
’ defines methods of in-
firm-bin and by s systemoi' exami
nation at once judges the on
and CONTROLS THE
AND PUBLIC SERVICE.
thy. wbidt fled northward It Survivors of the British cruiser
high speed. . Warrior who were landed
“At stso our cruisers sighted Dcvonpot .7 a,“ the Warrior
two may column to the "8*- and the curiae: Defiance steamed
consisting of six battle “like? between two lines of Gerrm'
andamatnumberofamsllcrm- Wilt. m a; mm an:
acre. Mammary-rd! within aicw mm the De-
tbs With and our INFO. 3P- . fence was blown into in air aid
pro-chute to {9 him. open- the Warrior badly. riddled. A
ed vet-v e‘iectwe fire on southern. storm cities-man shells
southeastern venues. Duriflfi the on the decks c the Warrior ‘—
bnrtl- r'vm "rrlish battle "like“ most suffocated file crew M
‘w' "to Melt-over were aunk. their gases.
“After iv" ~r- hour'e fizhtinz. When the Germans were at
New" mm- reinforcements. lat- hum dm‘ m . n‘tid:
«- awn-e4 M “9.5% vessels of atom :hfcbzurnnpl “$4
a.” R" ”Mm ”1‘55 we" manned on the battered and sink-
mhwt +~ "w ro'th- Soon after- lag ship and succeeded in hoe»-
~vards ‘b‘ "" “"1 main force ‘3’" ing her afloat until an auxiliary
send the 9"“ “NI GI! enemy 3‘ ship can alongm'de and took
gums Nov-nod wry-1h,
“The Walt ee-n‘tiander. driv-
“use.“
i
took the Warrior in row for 48
tempted to evade our extremely
“in-“w- ‘w- ‘~r ‘wl-int necheien
Fat-mafia“ 0m- fleet .mwgd at
too sot-ed “~- wwemants of the
Anflrr 1n 0‘9. M‘md a.“ par.
:wl of “W Famine one «wiser of
elm Arhflleq nr Shannon (El-I.
"vi rm Fir-«rovers were 0“,;
wot-'1'- n nva‘u-r of .“ vedgelg‘
sum-red heavy time.
"it! luv!“ mum
‘M-w here-1 «win when Mi
Ovreddhedfiomaof'theWaro:
Init'mh am were loot. Be '1‘
.fi Benny‘s famous Mp, 3d
'6: thank cruisers his nation»
and M a temfic' bombard-
mmt. The Invincible u. u.
firsttto go down, followed M f
by tile Isdefatigable and a b“
niche Isht- by the Queen flu}..-
oi’i the wouflad. “e artillery I‘
mastoid theories in which' are;
What we need in America is a
*system of educational administra-
tion that shall eliminate the politi-
‘cian and foster professional spirit
that would put the public good
ahead of persmal gain.
We need school and teaching
management that shall appreciate
reasonable law and secure voluntary
obedience to constituted authority
AND, FINALLY, EDUCATION-
AL LEADERSHIP THAT SHALL
RISE INDEED TO THE
HEIGHTS 0F PATRIOTIC
STATESMANSHIP.
s “evens Burden ~
onlbe Nation
N extension of “the mounts and
inheritance dunes and a pro-
gressive :tax are im-
, Wavy .
mediate steps that should be taken
pirate fortunes. {F
THAT IS NOT DONE MORE
RADICAL MEASURES FILL
NEWARK HAVE TO; BE
tolim'm
TAKEN.
W PRNIT".
W in say ya M w ‘0:
Inside: WWI: lids! knell-7
«em .. 1w M w
aad four mrndctuianw‘mr in“ you multil- Cl ill;
~l Worm mt‘ahl'lwfitwioelhltm q
fiwe'bltth momma-Ila“. mam—mammals“.
t .
.dlaagellpon
‘ toihcmrsof- psi
mammal-lady tit-mg.
a... if private him- is a.
”Millie?
Inky, -a “is: open the washing.
etiontotheeaud‘mpcr
of the linen! man-dunk. But I in. van ,mieht m In one
em " luff mops: niethe linen-u
u“litter dark ”Suit-w
ode nighterlat". ”(fiat-jaw: In more assent. _ .
MW W «A on anus—an not. me- , ' .
WWW '- “-0 4mm»... don't e'e new“ as:
l
'm
Wallflower-ed
the wet pavements caused s‘cottaider-
.i. u,
Arid"
‘4...-
"W'h say-01:1-I' Assn wifl' Won on“.
u a'lvvn «flue-Wan“ 2..
lat-rs nfl‘uwuw- 5" *-
so: of the 1m». hoodlum ""
btilcntand Tipperary. were dos...
yum.
unwa-
. w .. ar....,... .4. ‘.
l. 'ta,‘inclnding mes, m and-
W . 2
n.
_ “cave em ‘ ' of
tu'fimntgis thus-“d 3| ' a
mamaymrfor‘h to
ddhve...0uraa. ’ ‘ "‘hta-
Irflrplace in in the
United States or in the faraway
4.
Ssresnltofthe worldwevu
America must reckon with s'
new conception of state and
with it expects newtype of public
prescribes the
gilt
TRANCE TO ALL PROFESSIOXS
The matte nafiomldribute
vateg
Tl»:E W '
.try, nor are they promoters of rtsl E.“ of the Hemeheavy fig“.
fang betweentbe Bola an laCail-
lette and Damloup resulted ia-
vorably for us. Five hundred
Frenchmen. including three of-
!ficers and four machine guns were
captured.
West of Markirch (Ste. Marie-
aux-Mincs. in Route-Alsace) the
enemy made a gas attack
WANTS Hi. CAI-m.
Isthel 011k Company Malian Dues
His Own Firm.
set for Christian E. Oadebral. a! New
York city, who is raids-t d the
Bethel Silk Co, at Bethel. has bio-slit
‘suit tornadoes male-esco-
‘brod, who claims that the my
‘11“ MM to fly H- any "11'
'aincc January}. 1016. The pane in
the one state that when Mr. Gndebrod
mist! the presidency a file silk
cmcern his salary was used at “500.
It is claimed by Mr. Gudehrol 'that
the comm towes him ”now in
it appears that the suit grows out“
of oer-tab “W in which the silk
company and Mr. Gudsirrod were in-
volved. in them-rt. ‘ New ‘York
state. The right of the many to
pay Mr. Gudebrotl the salary for
which he now sues vs; a matter or
dispute in the New York cams. The
jurisdiction of these can hostile
the controversy was questioned, with
the result that the action lol- the re
covery of his salary was commpced
by the silk company president inithe
superior court of ebb state
.
~Year Sentinel “Situtim Wa‘ed"
advertisement cannot escape the no-
tice of employers—but it rests with
you to secure for ithmrsbie noun.
V. Y. ,N. l. & ill. Time'ille
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