Evening sentinel, Monday, June 26, 1916 · page 11

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learn surveying and drafting. Excep-
tional opportunity. Apply H. R. lin-

Jeb Isett. la the salt e! Woodward avenue, this city, died at
It- bills. to Mel M m 9.0“: be: home, in Hawleyvilie, Sandor

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"entices“. macflhww

men a” ”mt ‘° u" 8"“ “iGreenwieh; hire. Edward J. Leary, of
Ire insurance policies of the total face
'Bridgeport; Ifrs. Albert Winters, of
nine o! {1.200, when the proper”, at . , l
the Plumtues 00913“! 'u deetroy- Bridgeport. lissesLliie, Frances. At-
ed by tire on October 3 1914 latta and Edith. and Masters Andrew,
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Mr. Keeler owned the land 'hmitlcorge and Lyle. all of Hawleyvllie.
the company's kilns were [outfit The i'i‘he funeral service will be held from
policies were made DIV-bl: to ma lhet late home, in Iiawieyvilic. on Wed-
Koeier, personally. but the lime com- nfsday afternoon. It 2 o'clock.

pany contended that a mistake halt -—--

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§ " W 3““! husband she leaves eleven children—.
, teeter. fl “Wt tomr “1L In. John Pinch. of Ely avenue, Ioutir

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mm a” it block to adults only, $10. For furth- or, 155 Washington estrcct, South been made in issuing the policies in} Funeral of Mrs. D'Atele.
W 81' particulars, inquire at 05193 01 we , Norwaik, Cona_ 1'24 3! Mr. Keefer instead of to the Piumtreca; The funeral services of the late
BUSINESS NOTICES. .0” Well 0“" C"- l“ tf -' company. The case was tried at thezMrs, Antoinette D'Atoia were held yea-
“— WANT!D-YOUNG LADIES 0?" April term of the court in Danbury. lterday afternoon, at two o'clock. from

 

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epiritual medium, readings. 25c. 68
Spring street. 126 St
OUlLDiNG CONTRACTOR. LET '
me estimate the cost of your wor'
other large or small. A high grade
\torkmanship at a reasonable cost.

Robert hi. Seymour, .fr.,’ No. 7 Hail-
roll avenue, South Nor-walk, Tt‘ie"
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Earnafih'mv ormmo or Eno—
Iee Tailoring shop. Shirts ready made .
and made to order and very reasonable ‘
prices. Nathan Framer. 70 South Main
direct, South Norwalk, Conn.

 

$50 A WEEK la WHAT You t‘.\.\‘
earn, women of independent inclina-
tivm, and men who want a birth clash.
profession. oJin our classes learning
loosening and physical culture. We
can train you at home by mail..\l'rite'
today for particulars. Dr. Aldcman‘s
litillluilon, 39 Suburban Ave, Stain:
fin-d. Conn. l

pamvmo PAPER-HANGING;
dt-corating. painter'a supplies: wall‘
p.pcr. up-lo~date styles. lowest prices.1

 

To LET—LARGE PLEASANT l‘t'lt-
nished rooms. Apply 20:: Eant ateuue
Earl Norwafk. 125 31

To széuanoa‘. FRONT ROOM
furninhed or unfurnished, and other
«levelling rooms and a basement which
would make a good shop. Apply 21
l'nlm street, South Norwalk. 123 at

T0 LET—PROM JULY IST. FOUR
rooms in first class condition at 43%
(‘edal‘ street. inquire at 73 Cedar St.
or phone :70, 1'23 3t

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Singer :ieIL'illg machines. with electric
power. liautnan Cloak 00., 8 i'nion.
St, So. Norwaik. Top floor. in Si!

Attorney George \Vaheman appearedj
for the plaintiff and Attorney Leo Da-,
via of Norwalk for Mr, Keeler.
in the memorandum of decision;
Judge Scott says “When the policies‘
in question were taken out. both the
“”0” Emma“ J‘ “ J' ““1 I‘m" plaintiff and the defendant had prong
Chestnut street. ’20 "terty upon the leaeed premises which
'— -lmight hith' been insured.
WANTED_TO BUY A SIX OR “The plaintiff desired to inallre its
aeven room home on any term. lust l property, but the defendant did not.
be convenient to trolley. “MM wish to procure insurance upon its
‘llome.’ cto Sentinel. ‘kilna or their accessories, ;

BUY "According to the evidence. the rea-
WANTED—To l‘ “I DO] son that air Keeler was named as lhef

of cattle “'1 ”'m' a.“ m insured in the policies was becauseI

 

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T0 Lib—TWO APARTMENTS Ol'l
live roomupaoh. wi‘h immbmeutau
At Nofs 55 and 5': spring street. in?
quire Mn. ll. Tarlov. u Grove St. or:l
telephone 1898-12. at if;

T0 LET—rA CTORE, 297 EAST'
Washington etrcot. not Norwalk. lull
provemente. inquire Dr. Bohannon, at
South Main ltruot. Telephone 60. Alli?"
an apartment. 41 Chapel stnet. Alll
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lI-timatea cheerfully given. Trial or? ‘ ‘ u".
d--rs solicited. Tel. 400, Alexander} TO LET—TWO SMALL STOW?
Mhltc. 61 1-2 Ely mom“, m23 on East Washington street, nut"

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".when it applied for insurance
the policies would have to be made

font in the name of Mr. Keeler becausel

U‘ A! I I EI the owned the real will? upon which
Before June '30th.1he kilns stood. The gunman “‘8.

known to the agent; the premiums:

were. paid by thcp laintiff, the policies.
in each and pledge. for the

were delivered to it, the plalniiu hadt

no intention of insuring the defeudt.
In Title District

ant's pmtwrly and the defendant had:
no idea that his‘ property wee insult-
ed. |
The will enable the local of-i but paid over the 31.200 to the

"The insurance companies might.

.havc contcated payment and parhapei

successfully, but they did not do not,
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drop) her late realdente. on

_| bridge. Size 12 widE. 70 deep. Will bet
ltnado into one store if wanted, null
will be repaired to suit tenant. Aio‘
la 4 room flat right over the store.‘

 

LOST.

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LOST—JIROWN POM MERI \N

fimto devote their whole time
and energy to the work of uplift
for ONE YEAR without further
eolicitation. Send contribution. to

fondant hall not equitable right to re-
fcndant haa toot equitabier ighi to re-
tain the money and may well be re-
garded as holding it in trust for the

dog. during the tire. Finder pleaao
return to Him: Farrell. Woods (jot--
lace. Hickmi' Bluff and receive :

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ward. 123 3t

LOST—fix 0R BETWEEX WOOL-
worth‘s store and Miss Ryan‘s store.
iaJica’l pocketbook. containing bills
and cilantro. Suitable rewardnr‘lndcr

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notify {’73 Main street, .‘orwalk, or
phone 295-5. 524 St
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“licence. ‘ .
A public hearing by tho Tux Com-
mission recently appointed by Mayor
iiarstrom will be held Monday. Jtlno'
{CC-ill, at R p. m. in the t'ourt room. Aa-l
:~<'lllilly Hall Building. lst District, at
wnich time the public from MI di's-
tricta is invited to offer autzgeatone
and to submit information relating t0t
it o taxing system and assessments iul
tlo city. A later meeting to re llkt-l
purpose will be held at the (‘ity iitlll.
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(‘iiy of Norwnlk.

Antoni: the yacli'lsmcn who took par-
iic‘ to the into.- at Mnttl‘rtsct Bay
on Saturday were: Victor W. Fort-ta
ill the “Diik”. Arthur F. hole in tho
"l{nnaka.' and James M. .O'llrlon in
tho ‘\'irya il.‘ They experienced vcry
unfavorable weather on the trip. llic
weather of )‘Gh‘lt’l'dfiy being most ttn~
desirable for yachting, and on Sat-
urday. there was not a breeze stirran
to aid them in their progress. All of
the parties returned home last even-
tug.

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(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
NOW OPEN
.SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
. -COOKED TO ORDER.

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The City N rational Bank

Rent cheap. inquire D.'T. Morph
East avenue. Phone 895.

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GIRLS IN PAPER BOX DEI’ARTl

MEN SHIRT IRWEIIE.

intent.

‘ this Society. held on. day. we

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District of Norl'alk. as. Probate?
Court. .lunc illih, A. 1)., 1M6.
lstatc of William D. Hubboli late .
of Norwalit in said-Illsiriot, deceased.
'illlc Court of I'f‘obate for the i)ie—‘
trch of Norwalk. hath limited sud nil-z
lowed tux montha from the date item-i
of for the creditors of said Blataio to,
exhibit their claims for settlement}

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aaid time, will be tit-barred a recovery.»
All persons indebted to said name
are requested to make lminediato
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‘THE BOUT“ NOR“'ALK TRUE 00.. 3 DO. I New Jerse .
' T is; ofoxew York’gthtfirglfkggtecorea of 25 abols during the after

Chas. E._Hort, Secretary. ,
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l Muriel—And did he remefuberhyoufl

Marla—0h, yes. He said he never.
rgot a face.

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“For what?“

" iheai'tl he had the nightmare the
other night."——Brooklyh Guinea.

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plaintiff and bound to ply over the
balance of the 31.200 remaining after-
,deducting auch sum as he can in
{equity and good conscience retain.

"The 3127.29 paid for tam which

CHAS. I. HOYT

Treaaurer For This Fund.
South Norwelk Trust Co.
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dividend. at the rate of FOURt
(4) per cent. per annum wee (IO-l
clared to Deputton from m'bury 1‘
“Rim!” 0‘ the six month; and. and Meets of t
illfi' Jun. 30. 1916. $1,656.45 on book accounts.

The same will be entered on William H. \t'tght of Waterbury. u
pass-books and paid on and afmdcwcter. has also filed a petition
July lath. tgte. :ulmwinx, liabilities of "flout". and (s-

MONEY DEPOSITED oulseta of $1.425.
fiffgfififlgfidfifiz I NORWALK oug‘gpua _ eHoo'rtNo
TERST FRO“ JULY "it 1915-1 The Norwulh Gun illub held its

WILLIAM A- CURTIS. ’ahooting meet for beginners. Saturday

the plaintiff should have paid. and the
4..., . mt, should be deducted. leaving ti.-
Manual." " lzoo mtnus,tttp.tz,equhln matawtth
l 'itnIOIiIil of the judgment rendered."
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illlIi Still 1
3 ”Vi imit- Wiukel. who dealt in cat--I
Not-walk. Conn, tpcta and furniture at New Britain halt
At a meeting of Directore of, United States. court allowing liabilit-
u of $5,358.02 and uncle of $1,139.05.
MN by (l. Leellc Atwood of Water-
howing liabilities of 87,099.11

"€3.33 unpaid rent to Kovembcr is.
maintemt from October in, 1915. the
of fit
nonwux THREE BANKRUPT‘.
June 7. 191°. lfllcd a petition in bankruptcy in the
A petitltTt't'Ft bankruptcy has been
not) in real estate and

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Pmidenf ' afternoon. Twenty persona particl-

11 3 ' ipatcd in the meet including two wom-

FREDERICK A' B ' len. While most of the shooting douo
‘ Mter- l by the amateurs was very wild. sonic

‘made the records. The prile loathe
,baglnner'a match was won by it. t.
"(‘olea. who had a «core of it) out of
in poaaible 35. Mayor Harstrom made
0 20 per cent. of his shots of 5 out ofI
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25. At the close of this event_ thct
pmnidenl'a cup was shot for. and a‘
these services. will be heard Father!
Slohrich, of New York City; puma-‘11:. Lockwood also won a

"leg" on it was won by Oliver hock-g
hart. ‘l-‘. W. Thompson. and F. E. Lock-
Ch. hi k f rl n, _ _gl.he accumulation cup.
er ta y o B dgepo R" Dr tJamea and Ham turned in
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Deposits Over Mm.

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wood. S. J. Ham won a leg on the'
treasurers cup. 0. w. Lochhart, El
“leg" on
Thompson.
perfect}

danyi of Guttonburg; Father Sasdaryl noon. The meat was enjoyed by the

of Newark; 1nd Father Pololsliy of many 'ml‘tor"

Brooklyn. ' ._....
All of the. Hungarian Sootetics of' Lloyd T. Phillips, of Cmnbury. has

Not-walk, were in attendance at those“ his property in that place through

""‘cea' “a among the “In“! John T. Hayes. the local real estate

guests were Mitre Lockwood. Mr. and
Mrs. mu“ ”MM“. Ann-3", wu.‘dealei‘, to “Mild. Schmidt of Brook-

liam F. Tammany. .f'atnaa A. Farrell. lyn. N. Y." lieuy improvements will
William MOMIIIOD. Andrew J. Collide. f“ made in the place. gfler which “a.

Phrfd‘iflmmmfitf’m' mung: achmldt.aa¢:'temily will mo nu.
Ganung. Thomas 1. Raymond and W. "1°" W-
Raymond. Other guoete from Stam- Theodore Brothel-ton. Jr.. who is em-
ford Bridgeport and Daubury.
numerous.

The organltself is one of the finest weekend at his parequ .home, 1"
pieces of van: ahd architecture in nu- Snfln: Hill "01“
section of Connecticut. it wae' built

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"’9 loyed in Springfield, Mesa. apent that

St. Joseph’s church. Rev. Lynch of
ficiatcd, and interment Wall in St.
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Funeral of In. Anna M. Van Wagner.

The. funeral of Mrs. Anna If. You
'wttguer will be held. this afternoon.
Iain
street, at 2:30. The Rev. Louis B.
iiowell will ufiiciate, and interment
will be in the Norwalk cemetery.

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TODAY IN WALL STRET.

NEW YORK. June 26 (Wall Sircel

.“VALL STREET. INQUIRE 0N PwlpflT Beet m M for UN“. “.1 the agent “I the companks’ informedlll'fl“ a, m.)*-BEVPN declines in the

iFi-Iif‘fi of the Corn Products Company.
v hose dissolution has been orz’Qred by
the Federal court, featured today's in
ltial ttadinpz. The common stock open-
ed with a single block of 8,000 shares
at 15 to 15 12. against last week's final
quotation of 1 9H. and the preferred
fell 8 to 88, noon extending its loss to
ill palate. in other quarters, viflnKPE
for the most part being limited to
fractions. Tune-nee Copper and in
dustrlal Alcohol, recent weak features.
made galne of a point. Selling of
Reading and Mexican: created genorw
ai heaviness later.

WALL BTRHET, Noon—There was-
atcady liquidation or Corn Products at'
an extreme drop of 5 6-8 points, mak-

lna that stock out to Reading. the‘

moat active issue of the forcnoou
Reading's weakneas and lie decline of
three points had no material effect on
other rails, but Mexicans were lower
by 2 to 3 points, with almost as much
for Metals, Nolan and Shippina
aharee. induetriel Alcohol reversed
tta early course. falling to a new low
price for the movement. and other ape
ctalties including the war group. yield.
ed to alight preaaarc. There were few
neutrnlllfng features ,atthough U. 3
Steel was firm. Ronda were lower.
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. nt.~-Fur-
tltcr heavy aelllng of Reading. which
lnrrcaecd its loss to over four points.
ultimately affected other active ralla.
which yielded one to two points. War
t-haree and equipments also manifest-

loaing 9 H potato.
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The nucungham Pot-t Women'a Rt.»
lief (‘orps will enjoy dinner tomorrow
at the home of lire. R. .l. Cutbill of
Spring street.

clitttttc utilities
ill illii

They Refuse tube Fooled.
They are all sticking to “Neutrone
Prescription 99". it sure is a wonder.
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trone Prescription 99"
anything like it now.
maiic Remedy on a new plan.
it onfnny care of rheumatism and you
can almost immediately feel the re-
e‘ults, it never fails. it is the one his
surprise that you have coming to you.
Get buoy, get a bottle today. ha!
goodbye trouble. feel the pain leave

‘those sore aching muscles and those

poor inflamed Joints go down like

magic, it's great, We and Si.
The Clifford Pharmacy. South Nor-

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CALL US UP
and we will rush ear trouble
men right around when sene-
tIlng like this happens in your
home. if you

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and there isn't ‘ Canal, duly celebrated by the San
ii in m. Rhew‘ E‘rnacieco iixmaltion, marks an epoch
USMIn the world‘s history of engineering.

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PRESIDENT ARTHUR T. HADLEY OF YALE AND MAYOR PRAI‘K"
RICE OF NEW HAVEN. CHIEF REPRESENTATIVES OF GOWN M
TOWN ll PREPARING FOR THE PAGEANT IN YALE IOWL.

New Haven. Putin, June l4.—'i‘hat the Town and Gown. traditional W‘
larica. have come together at Iaat to work for their mutual glory is ca t 7
in the manner in which i’alc I'niversity anti the (‘ity of New Haven hello .
for the Slit‘t‘m of the great Pancattt in Yale Howl next October. The
trationa presided over by Pmident Arthur T. iiatllcy of the I'nivenfty
Mayor Frank J. Rice of the city are thus hand in hand. .,

l’our thousand people from the city will be among the total of over new...
thousand partlt-ipuute iii the wonderful spectacle. (if this four thousand 1%
approximately, will be school chiltlrcn and the remainder adults. The m ’
are about equally divided in depicting history of New Haven in
Yale in particular. One lesson of the pageant will be the demonstration of“
Important New Haven has always been to the life of Yale. and how only“?
city and tinlveralty have always been joined. It has been Mid tn! “0' ‘ ‘
monies iii the. bowl will above all other thinza mark the "to hunduflfi '
veuary of the marriage of New Haven to Elihu Yale. of the City of M
the I'nivcntity of ideas.

Mayor iiit'f‘. oti pclwonul rcqttc<t from Edwin Roger! Embree,
the General Committee on the Yale Pageant, la t‘hairmen of the Gifted
mittee. which in, as said above. cooperating in every way possible for ‘ "
cc. of the great common labor. ‘ ‘

Although but one performance of thin moat stupendous of unmade . ‘.
fahinge will be given and the date for it is four mouthsghead. robe-nah: <13
portions of the. spectacle an going on daily. for the proper training of I
than aeven thousand people is not the work of a wettk'or ain'bhth. ' .

Besides the Tale students who are ordering enthusiastically into the Per
cent that will Mound to the glory of their Alma Mater. there an represent“
among the actors the Colonial Dames. the Grand Army of the Republic, in
Daughters of the. American Revolution. the New Haven Women's Club. I
International and Unlvcreul Runahinc Societlt-e. the Women's Relief Gal...
Aseocleflvm of (hilogiale Alumnae. the Equal Franchise League. the "
Punt-hiat- Dante. the Catholic Ladies' Assembly, the New Rayon Ten . Jr,
Aeaociation. the (‘amp Fire mm, the Temple hilahkan ist‘aci. that, .‘ff‘
Workera' Boys' (‘lllh. the Yale-New Haven Alumni Association. the Y 4"
tery. the Y. M. c. A.. the T. w. c. 5.. the improved Order of not! meta...
New Haven Police Department, the State Militia, the (inventors it‘oot‘ G '
the First (‘hurch of New Haven. founded by the original settlers, and
other vellgious and eta-tail organlaatlons.

THE YALE PAGEAIIT AS A NEWtYALE “sum“ WILL

HAVEN AFFAIR. 3 LESSONS m HISTORY or
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has often caused the name of evv New Haven. Oonn., h'. . u ll

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at? M... 1:3,: .. m- .. M «'
i W " Pageant that will take [ti-coll.

not only when the football team had “n,” out October is the i ,
been defeated. or a graduate had been It teaches in the history of 08 .

elected to the Presidency. or an emi- "F- lam. being a ““0"“. .
neat profetvaor had published In cllol‘h that will attempt to set forth ill 7
makina text book. but even when matic episodes the history of the

Fret-hatch tu-itlc‘throwcre hatl conned ’Ielre in its connection with the .
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more to the attention of the Amcricau "
people. on will the great pageant next '
October. As the bogus! undertaliugl
that has ever been attempted in
drum, as the forerunner of a new art.
on a play ill which New Haven [looph-
are mm", which for the most part dc
pit-ta historical events of New Haven. ,
and which is performed right in Nomi
IIevcn, the paucant ehould matte New
Haven fanmus ltt every city. town. and
hamlet of the t’tllllliry.
This Year'e lip Event.

Just an the i'uliillllll~pfll’iflf' Expoei '
firm at San Fruitclet-o lent your was
the big event to which the whole ilfl‘
lion tuna-d its eyc. an trill the Yale
merit be the focua of intemt this
year. The completion of the Panama

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The pageant. colunwmnfltllc the two
hundredth anniversary of the coming'
of Yale to New Haven. will mark an
epoch in' the world's hilory of drama.
Last your Sun Francisco woe the film-
ral place for every traveler to go. This t
year M Haven will be hie Mecca.
He will come to witness the big event
of the year and incidentally to visit
that famous unircrelty or which he has
heard no much anti always thought of
as in a world quite remote from his.

One Charming Revolution."

ode in the country’e life, if ,
produced in the matter of .
and demeanor. ‘
The coltullie depicted have b
the Revolutionary episode. it - .
a period in American die-a '
eeldom been equalled for .
comment. ‘ Lj‘
“More than at any oil“ -»
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New Haven. Conn, June M—An in-
teresting experiment in the new flees-
ivee process of color photography was
trhd out recently at new Haven in
connection with the bicentennial cele
button of the Yale Pageant cf the
Tom: and Gown. which will ‘be held
there oa‘Oct. 21. The elaborate gowns
at] unturne- won ”them pec ,
Who! in the mar notion m m m a. “I“!
have been photographed individually at a, gamma", “,3

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