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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 27. “A
itiinimuni wage law for women is the
,nccrssity of the hour." So dctlart-o‘
111100 Rev. Paul Smith, vice crusade
ltoday. His declaration followed an
,uttnsuai scenc in the Central Metho
idist Episcopal church when 50000 11100000
ten of the underworld Ilial‘t'ilt‘ti into
,1101- building and demanded to know
3 what it was proposed to do With their

Fined for Surreptitiously Entering
Place of Business Of Seymour
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following pcrsonnl
had obtained from
authorities assurances that

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Private Detec'gve Not Entitled toi . . .
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"o discuss tiiek'duestion was in pro»
. wss when the women walked in.

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mtm' YORK, .I: it, -i.'"\\'iiil;tln .0, .0. . to the pulpit 10nd began speaking.
Burns, head of :0 irritate dettciive,‘ "l have conducted
“gram; was found guilty here
chlcrtiay of s00rt‘eptitiously enteringi ‘I have studied the problem. ‘I-‘irst
00m», luv.‘ ”mug. 05 $.33,er ,0: 503031 paint to rash :0 question. How many
moor, ”taking ("pigg- 01‘ private pup-t of the women of your church would
«arr and then publishing them. liurusi
was t‘iiiployed by .l, 1'. Morgan 0&0
Company to truce a. “i"ltk" of infor —-——-——v»—-
inalion about contrau is for war sup-i
lilies for the eitiente allies from the! RD BREAKI
Momma titlir'es. To obtain the? inv'
t‘orinmliiin sought, litirns gained ark ‘
Lost»; to the Seytnours’ (JVH‘S. ’e

in lntdiiti: [turns guilty, the justices
of the. court. of special sessions who
heard the case. laid down the lean! , . . ,
ill‘iiltililiti that no private detective “““THHH‘ J““' [‘3““"k””"_
30-,“ it“. right to enter a lit:‘iit'.t (){m,1,ti0'l;tiitss to be disposed (it by the
vary“,“unden‘qt and papers. . yiri'mttviii General Assembly appearn to
“it" would he going it private do: 1"" might” "'9” than 1““ ”Tim"
new”, more th'Il't'lti' than a pollct‘-‘ tit-coining to first estimates of the
“a"; dwmw} .lttltico' Collins. mitici'h. in both ornnches. 'i'ilrl't‘ art-
ililildlll; down tho decision. v “Twining measures of practically the.
luv: puts .00 protection around :0 man‘s 5m?" “"W’N' “’1'. '"M‘"“"" changes
"a“. It would 'be a deplorable: in the notor vehicle law. niotherst

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SOD lindervrorld Denizens Create;

; when the tenderloin district nus Milt

lt'lLHUllf‘flfidi‘DllS i‘gr suppressing \‘icc

A laudsomely gowncd woman step '

. “ "““W’ “i "i”‘t House. the Hilton t‘
late} in this city for many years.’ she said

2 moved to hospitals.
,1i100c us though the tire would sweep
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Frank and Seder Department Store.

1 Grand Opera House and Other

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iFour Firemen Severely Hurt and a
Dozen Others in the Hospitals

PITTSBURGH. tl’a., Jan. Blmlt‘ire
"twitch swept through a scction or the
‘1etnil business district here today,
destroyed the Frank and Scdur
purlment stores the Grand Opera
lothing Company.
and a dozen or morc smaller buildings

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00M) to $4,000,000. Four firemen were

:flt‘t‘itltlhi)’ hurt and a dozen or more

so badly injured that they were re-
lt appeared for a

built in anticipation of such an event-
,ut‘tlit,v. finally stayed the progress of
~tl1e iiuuius which ate through the Inni-
iii“ stricken buildings.

The fire is said to have started in
the .I. t}. hict‘rory Five and Ten (‘cnt

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dredt of tons of merchandise piled in"

lEiii GRMMIIIEE
GEIS BROKERS’ RECORDS

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Much Interest Being Taken in the
Personel of the Witnesses to be
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’an vonn. Jun. 27.~—-}tecords of
*trclt brokers' transactions during

tion of the Congressional “leak" c00n~
miner began to reach the represent
tulives of the committee today. limit.
ms were assured that tlitl commit:
tee expected to make no more modifi-
. nations in its demands.
lint-rest iii the. inquiry to be re—
istzrted 1.001 Monday turned today to
ifhe personnel of witnesses. It is be.
iilirvetl that some time may elapse
ibelore any important witnesses are
isninmoncd. since. several days may be
'orcuricd in the examination of brok-
.100“ accounts.
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German Soldier Writes That Windows Within TwelVe
Miles of the Building Were Broken. and Thai Efforts
Are Being Made to Keep the Details Seéret

Fight on the Border Near Arivaca,i
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Arilona, Precipita'ed by Mexicant

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‘03.... ‘0, ,,,,,, 000.000.... ,, u... “0...; _-_. “0 Russians in the Riga Region [lave Reinforced Their
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of Let". 9, nor to show how. the ac- it 1 s05, A. 2.. mill. _.. ...0 _ ‘ ..
counts of the custoiiiern stood in 401—! hi; .;-. . .-"e0\. 0: r L It «:~ airy d‘f‘i lines Has‘ 0‘ “18. River Aa

‘aro and cents. It. will not be nieces i patched today f2.» «‘.~‘ ti( 0' -‘ of_...e;‘—:—w ”TV/kw“ _ -.__.-__.._._ ‘

sary to sshow accounts of customsdssb _\t‘-.~?t'.‘l'£l’j'v l .. . ‘k’ n: | .
10:0 whotradod in less than 1.000)! "-""bt’i_‘rt :‘tlti iii :Jiv ‘ int :‘-i D . -

shares. limiters must, however. sub: 'iiilit‘llii‘i l 0.. f0: . "2:0 :“ th “.tt i ThC DICSdCfl Arsenal has been
1Lit. the mimtut of all customers altd=l1crv .i'narn for We 5:01 ." 'tf >‘J31‘t‘t‘i bIOWn lip and one thousands

We data must be In such form tirtt
if tlit‘ committee finds rcaltons to do
~10 it will be able to connect names
and accounts.

Flwrn'art Ii.
"dihlllilit‘t'. believes that if he. can
“ml at who were the M0: winners in
‘tw market that was. intiaicncml by
.‘lr president's llt‘Iv‘tCt.‘ note it will lie
meter to learn what traders. if any.

 

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was assembled at the [toxin ranch
‘iliillrtf were somewhat nilriyctl. to}
51000:“: stated that all Americans 1105
Win: \‘llil‘iit' lcoi'. 1.10'00011- on the Ari
0:0,. l.:.vt'.i "ti/f‘mle Company‘s
itutupurty itnlnwirc: the outbreak and;
'lha' twitter it‘tt‘lhif‘ was believed to:
il-tite ltcon ilt't‘l'it‘i. ‘
3 According to \tnrt! l't‘ti‘iU‘ti Iitfrc,
‘thu trouble started when six Anit‘i'l
00.10 (‘i“.’.i'tt3‘\‘:‘ undertook to round up
,n il1"'li of cattle on the American side i
The filvriica'! illli'lti of tescnty began

 

[AND Willi MR. RiEiiESi 0...... and .0... 0.00.0, according

jto a letter taken from a German

_ isoldier dated December 30. .
large Audienseteirnsoi Habits o The letter was written from.
Feathered Creatures from the‘ Dlresden and the writer said that ,
‘al the windows within a radius .

Gilli States to Nova Scale :of twelve miles were broken by
Mr. t‘Ieavcs’ lourtit y into bird land 0 the CXPiOSlOn. H6 added that the ',.

last evening: took his audience all tlicyauthoritics WCI‘C keeping the
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thing, if in America. a private hon“)! l“"l‘“‘“"‘~
‘wore rm guys from lwinu ,.'m,.,.,.,!‘0 0101.1 the bills. preparmi by the State

.I-‘inapcc t‘ominissioii,»changes in tin-Inna front Siiiithfluld

till"! private detectives, and, if a Inw-
yur‘r itiice may safely be entered,

what. protection would a client have?"

A line of iitm. with an ahcrnaiivc
of thirty days iii jail; was iiiiposeti
upon [hit-us, who paid at once under

for appropriations asidot
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noiitnien's compensation Ian's
nut'trrs relatingr to agriculture 0

'i 100‘ number of hills offered is plnr 1
ed at 596 in the senate and 1.078 in:
' the house. with additional resolution: '

and on .

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Store shortly after midnight. but have}
the tirch-n no concern iiiitll sli'irtly.
tiller ~i o'clock, when it had eaten Its
way into the Frank and Sedur store.
It‘ircmcn weroneriousiy handicapped

iiiiliiiiiii GIRSS , ¥
Whitiiilifl

by the severe cold, it having been .
necessary to carry hot water from t

neighboring restaurants to‘thaw street
hydrants before. streams under press
were available. . .
The fire at its way down Fifth ave~
street toward
\0'ood street. drove scores of guests
from their rooms in thechwell Hotel.
At one time the flames leaped across
Diamond street and damaged the. Sol
tillltl‘l liepaitmcnt Store and the Hur-

itev. H. it Sebnert, of Westport,:
Cities An In'ere‘sting Address .

The second annual banquet of the,
I’lillathca (‘Iass of the Norwalk lilc'li-l
"dist church was held‘last evening in
the church parlors. and proved to be

:way from the gulf states

and the cowboys returned the
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- ' . “'th an cs Chilly lur'rc number off
withdrew nt‘trthvvui'd and were. wm‘rlilort birds.Whiginninuhwith a group": Dresden except for /urgent_.
i'foi‘cett by tituli rtlavalryineu. Lair-rim, ”100;”? in City Hall 'F’ark, N9“,‘reasons_

reports were that another, detach;

f [,1 0h nardsmcn under item York, absorbed in watching some scar-'
o i z . 0 .

Illt‘il
3.000.. l1.0d bet-00 sent to the scene.

Nova 1 news secret, and that no railroad ‘ .
tScotin and madtxpossible ucquaintancw ttCkcts WCl’e bcin

Vigorous artillery. fighting 00:.
1lot tunngcrs..whlch they called “i\lex-.curr¢d last

 
 
 

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night on the Verdun

0 . . , lican birds." on the grass within ‘hc'front in the re on of 31"" 1,;
.l‘pti il07\i(‘ 0100. are said to have m-iinciosure Mr. CleaVes gradually cx-f 0 gt Ep Kc.”

talked in open. formation. but soon;
their forces became scattered. No!
reports of Atticrican casualties have
‘bt‘cn received here. it is not known
whether the Mexicans suffered any
losses. Today it was believed that
~titiirlcnt forces were on hand to con.
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tended 1th line of territory visited tot ndkH‘“ 304 german defensq
the more. remote. points north and W0? S were subject to an intenso
south, noting in passing unusual fen-fire, the French War Office come,
lures of particular localities as the old i munication “f today reports.

Dutch windmills among the Shinno Five German airshi s were
- ‘ 0 0 f En lish P
cotk Hills and ”it colony o g ‘bmught down.

is coking Portuguese, nearer tho end. . . '
oi) the island, who retain many oil The pnesrdent of the canned ad.

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protest. Announcement was niadei ”M. petition.‘ . ti , H ‘ _ .q. i
that. J. tumuiiuw 3W1.“ would be) .1210 lttlllt 101 It tutu htb..illll.~
Nikon. . ivianitm‘s:
Martin. Email. publicity manager. "0“ 513;.“ :13?" lllfffflfl‘
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.' . . . Some of the 1700 bills introduced
l‘w» btiildin s f. r _' 0. x 0 ‘ . ' .
x g 0 considerable pro 0110 the logisluttire.tliis session are. as

motions will soon be erected at tliewonan.
corner of West avenue and Eimcrcs | ' ‘

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‘ ' Mr. Candee of Norwalk (iiv re
I‘m-Terrace. On the proper-tr north oft ll) - ‘
“”an Garage the Texaco 0“ 0011 sti—«Chauhing the name. of ill.-

Second Taxiii: District of the City of
Norwaik to “The South Norwalk 'l‘iix-
ing District.” Cities and Ilorou its.
Iiy Mr. t‘andec of Norwnllt—
tAmcnding an act consolidating the.
town of Norwalk with the cities of
iNorwalk and South Norwaik and the
lviast Norwalk Fire District and itr
committing the city of Norwalk, as
amended by special laws of 1915.
ily Mr. (Tandbe of Norwalk—Ait-
tliorizing Second Taxing District of

(lompaity has planned to erect a in 3
building of concrete. and plate glass,
‘ to be used as a filtering and filling
station The building will be quite a
largo one, and will be. open practically
, day and night.
001 the lot to the. south of." the
garage, a building costing in the
neighborhood of $3,000 will be. erected
by‘ .the. Faiibanks Storage Battery
Company. of Norwalk, This building
will also the constructed for the most

 

, , , (‘ity of Norwalk to issue bonds of
writ. of concrete. $400,000. Finance.

. The J. B. Lawrence Insurance Com m Mr. Cam“. of Namath-Pro
puny has; had the agency for the two fining payment of W J (loser of
paces 0 property or some time, but x, - in; ' ' .' ' 0' I ‘
the plans of the two new structures 3000.0 “1 lllJUl‘iES sustained in

Joint maneuvres of Connecticut and
New York state troops at South Nor-
_'.wal.k. Claims.

' By Mr. (lander-0 of

iAmnding an act concerning hunters‘

dice-uses Fish and Game.

lly Senator \Villiamson—Incorpor
ntiirg the NorwailcNew Cannon Stroe
Railway tiniiipany. Railroads.

By Mr. Hoyt of Darien {by rerpiestl
0——i"0~o‘:iding for the correction of res-
istry bills. Judiciary.

‘liy Mr. iioyt of Dm'icns-‘Providing
for the distribution of license and
tin-license ballots. Excise.

Hy Senator Williamsmi—ltegulat-
ing the for-s cf sheriffs, deputy Ella”-
ift‘s and constables. '(No contents).
Judiciary: “

By Senator \l’illlnmson—frovidin:
for the publication of a digest of the
laws of Connecticut.

liy, Mutiny-1 of Dorian—Appropriat-
in;r $0 .ifid tor Dnrien Home Hospital.

By Mr. Morse of New Cannon—«A1;
piopriatin': $20,000 for NEW (‘anaan
tiene‘ral' Hospital.

 

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it. was learned this morning on
mod authority that in a short. time
there would be. considerable improve
merits made in the Central National
tank, in Wall street. «Architects are
now “working” on plans for the re-
modeling of the present; quarters and
it. in believed that the work will be
Started as soon‘as possible. The pres-
utttluiihlfng is not adequate for the
“when; nvtiiicti is, now being done bv
the uptown institution. but upon the
mmpietimi of the work of ‘renovaLiou
the Control Basic National Bank will
batono of the, most modernly equipped
banking houses in the city.
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is 'i‘hcnter, but were soon extinguish-
lnd. It then became evident that if
t‘ilt‘ fire wall which formed the west
and south sides of the Grand Opera
llousc would hold, the fire could be
|confined within bounds that would
i “email. the saving of no less tbuii half
[the square.

i The buildings were among the. old-
i ‘si in the Jinsincsn section with the
toxceplion of the mind Opera House.
i “ilit‘il was modern in every way. The
j'uincipztl losses. it is stated. will fall
n the Frank and Seder Company: the
‘lilton Company and titg‘liuvis Enter-
.nrisc. which owned and operated the.
meta house.

HOUSE PASSES
RIVIRHRRRRR Bill

Carries $38,000,000, Including
$l0,0D0,000«for New Projects

WASHINGTON, Jan. :‘7.~'1‘hc au-

Tilt :l rivers and narbors appropriation
bilipcarrying $38,000,004), including
more than $10,000.000 for new pro»
lects, was passed by the House yes-
‘.“0da) by a Vote of 221 to 131. It
now goes to the Senate.
. The President. although. opposing
snow awaiting action in the Senate
Ithe proposed public buildings bill
{has cxprnssed his approvei of tho
viii-i and harbor iiieasurp in so far as
appropriations for existing projects
:3 concerned.

The House struck out the provision
to ii'eate-n commission of cabinet of-
ficei: and members .of the. Senate
and House committee to investigate
.rtr and harbor imptovemcnt, drain-
-, reclamation. irri'uticn and flood
more] problems, with a view to rec-’
commending to Congress next Decem-
ber plans for coordinating all"‘auch
activities. This plan favored by the
ltrtsident was eliminated on a‘point
“f'oriier after a lively parliamentary
light.

'lhe House 'tiddcd to the bill m
trailed by the committee $105,000
for improvement of the. harbor at
Noam. Alaska. Theivote by which the
bill passod was not along party lines.

Uakey,- Tiison-and Glynn Vote No.

WASHINGTON, Jan; 27.~()n pas-
sage of the rivers and harbors bill
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one of the most successful affairs ever
held under the auspices of the local
class.

The opening of the evening's fes-
hv Rev. H. B. Sciinert of the Winst-
nort iii. E. church. and Miss Hattie.
Smith, president; of the Phllalhea
Class.

The table, set in (the tormiof n-siml'
low sounrc was prettily decorated with
light blue and white flowers. the.
colors of the organization. McCarthy
catered, and the menu was as follows:

selections were rendered tiui‘inz the
evening. by Walter Shoeban. thc'lo-
":ti violinist. itccompantti bv Mrs. Glad-
‘rin on the piano. Erich number pre-
sented by the musicians .wns enthus-
'n«'icall,v received.

The principle speaker of the even-
“ur was llcv. H. B. 'Seiinert. of the
Wm-lnorl M. E. church. who address-
~.0 the ge‘thm‘i“z on the subtract. of
"Meals and Their Realization." Rev.
'icltnerl. is n nmveriut and interesting
Miami :0th his address was greatlv
"ninvetl hr the diners. Remarks were
0000' made during the evening. by Miss
Hattie Smith. president of the‘Phlh
stitch. Class. by ‘Re; C. Elmore Ratio,
and b slienry P. -P ce. .
Thoin px-nnentwerer Rev. H. B. Sch
port. and wife, Rev. (‘0. E. Barto and
“'ife, Mr. and Mrs. M. W, Benedict
000'. and Mrs. Wililaih ’Acker. Mr. and

1urns. R. G. .lledient, Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Bettient. Mr. ans “was,
“-nm'ge Privates. Mr. iirirl Mrs. Van

House—Mt. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bone-

and Mrs. A. E. Brown. Mr. and Mrs.
Qiopit'm 1? mnv' Henry C. Price, (is-
cnr F. Smith Willard Sitcox, Gem-go
‘csn Mrs ll. M. N. Stanton. Mm:
'Iavvv Gtcrllnz Clarence Semour. M‘s.
"-nrniherfx. Mistses Helen C. Roberts,
.‘u‘b (iclrilnih Istvba‘ie. Rider. E'ifl‘lfl
mmnn, t‘J-w‘vu‘ Jennings. ‘Edna Mor-
nan, lava Atwnter. Elsie Atwnter. Ern-
mu. Roberts: Bertha Olmsteati, Glenna.
.l't‘innev, Flsie Oertlm Ruth Carothors.
lsahelin Cnrolhern. Ethei‘Burtis, Edna
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HOSPITAL“ NOTES
Admitted yesterday: Miss Rachel
Kipiioss. 6 Bun-m; avenue.

 

work
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‘imentn iii-action) a WWW). William Fahan' empioye 0f Andrew “mm and A” m “mid in the naga- Admiredthis morning- Edvr MI? «’12:; imii‘evo? tifnregsiii‘ii‘ip'i‘iirmhson if)! honed: literals-Mob! 0.! 1N0” , '0 (S’b‘tam d"; 9i ‘ .000
my t rumor-0:0 lit assure ":the - ”.9" Daven'Norwolk. has entirely recover- “7" “ Concrcssmnn breeninn voted rioni“‘16‘.~Bfil’Vi°‘i‘M" ““9; Jean or. to "i will: 0 fitté'jttiltifiilfl ”M“ ii i ii: ‘ 3 W in" .rma " ‘ P S “f “i it“ ..
. ,. _ . ”a consolidation of . . .. 0 yes and Congressman Hill,,betng tins » .0 . . . t" mm,“ Judith 0ch t, . _ , .0 , ‘ . .th n f .4“. tan, W9 audit (9 13%
till“: Central and anotheruptown bank “41KB?“ ”‘9 939.9“ 0“...“ “0mm.“ to 01040.0 Ntend‘on‘accoun'fiot illness. ‘5 “gum 1 .. ', , e,“ " “til... it 05" gen 9 at" he «to .t. . . ,
”(an to be effectively-spiked; which, he participated as tired i‘fuil-‘alr‘, 0. ‘ L -. .‘ Viburnum d). to rid. Mi. m , . 035: ‘3“ . 0'? ii tr .
J ‘ . ' ‘ ‘ ~ ' i 7‘ H I ' x ‘ (‘01 ‘
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their native methods of work. He had i muted that th

e allotment of food“,

'ivitics was featured by 10 march. Iodv

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Grapefruit ”I ‘ \i‘liii‘ihririiiidt-Ifuilzgcaliltfg 11:32:33] 'tlian hast .Eighteen Persons have been:
“l|\‘il('ii i’otai‘btiis‘ Bcef. .i’czrtl‘i Az,‘ informal dinner- dance which 501.9,“er be.“ l.‘°“'s“"“.',l 1111:2221 0kilied_a.nd fifty injured through
Pickles ()livcs’ i."""“‘l to b‘? one of the. most \sutcirfi 'mportnnt metal of figment . 010;.“ collision between the .Bourges
‘0 pa... Emess and a tree: tram:
Ice Cream C itec Cake .‘Vtiilit\:‘ixilii. las‘t‘t-xhcnins by a number {“23 ‘terined n “loaded coconnuLH; it'lghatlgauneuf. . h R‘ .
A number ofo excellent musical ‘Of N""‘“‘]k young people. ‘M’DmiTili-q is simply a cocoanut shell out, ht: ussrans m t e lga\ ref.

am. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ambler. Mrs

trumps in that section were amply
ipi'ou-cteti lw emnloves.

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tl number of photographs talken b' o‘n;
(‘utdiner‘s Island where tie .trts . , _
have been protected since the island State Organizations, He said‘tha

was “m 5mm, and which is themlthe mumcipahtysoon would be“
mm, probably ,1“. oltit‘si 001m stutctu- unable to continue the soup

dry in the world. Some photographs, kitchens it the state did not sup»
0f the large blackbath’d “fl“ V9.” iply the necessary foodstuffs.

wary and shy, taken in Vova Scotia. It . d h h G .
Mr. Cleaves believed to be the first ls “Faun? f a! t 6 m1“
9“,, when of this bird. man frontier writ continue closed ,

The illlporttlilctiof the Bird Banding to Swiss .exports until 1311.030.-
Fresh vegetables alone are allow?

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Program of M tsical and literary
Numbers Pe needed the Dani 0g

Association was mentioned. by. whose
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‘s‘siy nucsts were in attendance, until in, across on” end. emptied of 114
itbis number included many out-of innat. and refilled with a mixture of
i ton-10. as u ell as local waitlcnis, The "hopped guet and peanuts. The shell
iSterlinuA‘v’ellnita orchestra. rendered 05 then surroun“ul min a illi.‘0t
; titlilgiilflli music. for dancing, and the chicken “rm-e to prevent it from failin‘i2
inil‘au did not brcnk‘up until a into part. should freozmg weather bro-0..
thour. A most: delightful time. war 1‘ 00nd pimpentlpd from tvtree bv 1;;
enjoyed by everyone who attended. wire. This, Mr. Cleaves said won
The. affair was opened ShOI‘Ui’ aft 3 ttmct most of the winter birds.

gion have reinforced their lines
east of the River An. but the‘
fresh forces brought up wereof
no avail in helpinc: the Rnsians to
recain ground taken in the Ger~
man attacks. sans todav’s German.
armv headmvarters’ state-mam. ‘

ger eight o‘clock, when the guests on The. vagrant cat w.” again can- Franz Bonn. for-ner- Get-loan.
down to a handsomely decoratct ‘emncd as the deadliest. enemy of cowgirl-general at: San Francist‘o,
table and partook Of’tl tempting din ward life, and la pica~ made for ‘1‘",recentlv convmted of “putt-a]

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nor menu.

Upon the. conclusion of the. diniici
brief but exceedingly ext-client pr
gram of entertainment was offered it):
a number" of the guests themselves.

Mrs. Albert F. Rose. delighted h(
hearers with a beautiful rendition o
the popular ballad, “The Sunshine c
Your Smile," and Miss Vera itanitr
presented a recitation entitled: “Th
Triumph of Pluth," which was on

‘iccnointr c" not cuts as of dogs.

iiRlliRN iiillEii W

[emissions and sentenced to tilt“:
vears’ imprisonment. will be glitzy
1=n “promotion” on h‘s refit") t6
inermanv. according to,_a‘declara'
’ . 'ticn made in San Francisco; by}
m mum“ “RH Erich Zoeptrei. acting Germain
. iconsnl-gsneral. to a large crown!
ms...— tnf Germ-ans gathered last night 10¢
Heidoni celebrate . Emperor Williams,
1, birthday. ‘ .i
, l I anm reneived an! enthusiasti
irrcchtiori frn'n his countrymen
nnw HAVEN, .0000. 27,—No 0110130010 f whim he. took the, platform to iii-4
.tilement bearing. upon thetfig‘l‘isxfl ‘0 ”mince Znen’Tcl' hi0: Sitnnessofi [I
‘0':v0 t.‘ ‘. . J‘,‘
tiltetgiitirtgntiiigtistgsgd ngl-tlie New iia- 1 mt"! reth 0* ‘3“: k 2‘ ”.1? Of the
en road. but an explanation “‘asthmF" steamship l‘ atm“ 0%
"von as to the cruiac. or the accititttii. error-inons. accordingly-,0 a Lloyd's
V1005 was to the effecg thlatytl‘lle :33“ ennnunement. Her ‘owners 53??
ound freight crew inc}! 6 " “5.5,“ “"S ravhgd port. f“ - ‘
.' .m the dnu-t _. ~ .
0113353? flgfdi‘iim'ii‘ihgiu .0 000...: tent: Allow. n‘_ Fran. has
«0194 :0 Rom-e79 nrnkvifiii'tl't‘z Span

ire. The south-bound train ocerrr; , . _ . ‘
1.0. Cheshire siding. . 3 =h smog from “Hun” “amen,“
it‘raiik ltoitz, of Bridgeport, iiif‘ifl m. e350} ports. Jill vnr'ag‘rc “11“,: be:

pin or end in Spain. The £13”an

tan who was killed, mot death bei-
"1' 1., a. i; tieriv- . _ _ ,1
11.0. t (0 jumped 00 C'ii‘ti 000 to 918° mun.“ "wt. the approval of
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The Town ilrion of Christian En
deavor hold 00 mllv to? evening in
the downtwmtiaptist church. 'Rev.
tilt-truest if. dictircgor presided. There
Was election'ul’ otficnra as follows:

l’i‘osidnntry-Percival Taylor.

‘v'i‘co Pre.iitlc01t~»t.ti01: Lucy Finch.

Secrotrrv—Miw from Raymond.

Trousurcrrsmsnnctli Yonton.

Rev. Mr. iteSrcgor. following
election'ot officers, gave. 'tm interest

 

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