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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 20, 1917 · page 1

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‘lieriialii Engineer Suggests vehicle
Census to Holcomb —Work to be

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. ' ~ - . K: I. , . In war etttergettcy how many,
2‘ ‘ ' - Vehicles would be available in.C0n-5
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;Not the lutentwnnt ca" Pasture-women “RICK Peddlersm Williams- trucks. motorcycl'iltlsfl.“ 1:33: aen‘ti

trolley cars cottld be used?

The transportation question, lliillr
erto nudiscussed, is now being taken
uplty '
mittee. ii. Gallaget‘.
i-ttgi‘tcer, who is“'faniiiiar
*European system,

burg and Brownsville, New York,
When food Prices Are Pitt lip

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Beach Advocates to Expect Right-
t’iti Owners to Itiive it lip

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brought tite'ques-
tion to the attention of Governor
iillarcus. ll. linicmob. offered his serv-
Iit'es to the state. anti Sunday went

the state military census contwi
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:to llarti’otd for a conference with
'the governor's assistants at the slate
icensnmbnrean. The result in thata
"transportation census" will he taken;
,in the state after the "w“. "

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Tidbits" and the “material census" is,
tcompleted. ' '

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hearing is to be Held in Hartford
on March mm

"L rum". but enthusiastic body of XEW -~ 3"" 1’01). 3”?“le "it." “"‘ As the man pom-r and material
citizens, gathered together last ovon-‘ihotities today renewed their "ff“r'wlresources of ”,9 state an» bmg
jug m the. Clix llnll and discussed it“. to ctttb the rising‘ cost of food which‘ '

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illiicitsiers llire a iiaii and Tell Cus-
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. . . . . . c'tugcd. . so it is the iiiit‘ililull not to‘
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act. which is now lniotc legisltttitrow its itspotsthle lot “01> yesttrm illidmormln‘. the transportation power.

which would have the static convey tltt‘ec tiifferent places in tho tenement:
”"7? to Norwaik all title and intct‘l‘Sl districts. Joseph Hartigau, (Lillll‘il'll'fi‘). m9 numb“. “.m variety 0‘ vehicles.
.in the properly known us Call Past- owner of weights and Measures appeal it mum.“S ,1“. problem 0‘- adaptabili
out, As the result of the meeting tiled to State (.‘otnutissiouers of Agrictil- g”, for various kinds 0“ 50“.“? and
coittritittee of twenty from the Secondlture and State Departments of Food the “mum“ of 1.0mm. (‘un mm be
RIiI..titciI,\\I4s appointed to further the and )ltttltIets IlllloiIllillIlliii'lllt‘ countryMm“, h”. automobiles and wuoqu.
\.ilii<,. oi securing the priesage oi the.to coopiI'rathtn bringing .cod hiillilllt‘n'vIvlmn needed? That would In“, he'
3"” _ . '0 Eh" 53‘“. \ork market. tilil‘t‘lcttlt to answer in little of war. and"
till. it. ‘lilti‘iul‘tl called the meeting to 'llte situation resulted from an tin I”H,I.me.p-1mm b4- ctt‘teiilei‘cd "my 3
older shortly after 8 o'clock. lie was precedentcd jutnp‘in thi- price or strip _ ,

elected chairman and Edward .l.Ile:=. particularly potatoes and ottioiis..
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Eit‘iarheriy was made secretary. ’i‘he rariousTy ascribed to short t-ropv.‘ '
cltuttrtntn addressed the meetltg lull heavy demand. speculation and rail COASI ARIIHIRY
MAY 60 i0 Will

The question does ttoi concern mere-It
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port, of every person in Not-walk in The indignation of housewives .in
'lit'iotttni; about tin» passage of (In: the lower east side of Manhattan aui
'itgouaore. He spoke of the possible sale ilte \\‘iiliatnsbnrglt and Ili‘tl\\‘ll;-’\'ii:i‘
\tr it‘uf’iil l‘oiui, .\'oi‘\\':illt’:i playground,itilstritts of Brooklyn overi’itm-cd when‘
h. it .tttiitd iitiit'i'itis iity would never the produce peddlcrs quoted lltllllliltu“

a .in, mm- another chance of pnrchtts- from five to seven cents a pound and ;COmDallles Ate Familiar With Bat';
inn Plumber piece or shore troperty as onions from fifteen to t-ig‘ntoen cents. ' '
f'iicoiletil its this, l The police estimated that at ‘lctist one “ms "my M. ”SM‘O ,"
' -—-—- thousand women took part in the riot . ”““""“"""‘ ”
”(‘qnflniled co Twpmh Page.) in Brownsville. l’nsht-arts Wt'rl‘ oven. Adjutanpnnnpruz George ill. ('oicg
turned and set afirc :tttd VPKI‘llliilPStund Colonel llottry S. Dorsey, com"
“‘t‘l‘t‘ tiOllr‘Nl Willi ki‘lmt‘llt‘ 0”- ThW“:nianiiing‘thn Connecticut (‘oasl Artilw
were similar scenes elsewhere HntlIlpr-yI have (-(nlgunpd as to "N. 0f the
tit police had their hands full dispcr-.mmmand in my. in is can.“ um“,
sill! “Hilly women. ;for duty along Loni: island Sound. itt
' in Manhattan the pusbcarl men met addition m the bridge .gimrding'
,the situation by calling a mass them-“which Is no“ in progress. "minty hyt
in: lust Ilittlll.'l‘1l(‘y explained ‘0 lllt‘l".nten cf the Ninth (‘omuauy of Stain-
icustomt-rs that onions were costing ford. (turnpauips wottid hi! twill to
them as high as $l a baitr and pointocs‘Ifm-ig at the month of ”1,. Sound.
$10 a barrel. Speakers complained that, Companies would aid the garrison;
they were-unable to buy enough food at Forts Micltle (in mm island and
tat the present prices to give their fa-tn- ‘ .\l 15mm on Napntrcc [mum Sonic
ilit-s proper

urged the hearty cit-operation and sup ; \l‘a)‘ congestion,

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Serene on Border Probably Saved
Country from international War

~~‘*_ -~I—' . {of this statement one woman pittcctlitgmmi, and hurt it. (1‘ Wright on
WASHiNGTON, Pei). 20.-—Spm~pmw'licr five smtlll children on the pititfipigh‘pr's island. ,
limiter sent a li'r'lierot‘tiianks ypsmrdny form. The meeting appointed a com- (‘nptniit Percy S. Morgan as sup

:lo the comntandprs of all national lilllit‘l‘ to call on Mayor Mitchell today ill)‘ ufflppr has made mmngpmnnm f0}.
guard units which saw service on and demanded tltat be lilkt‘ tira‘fs'lit‘Ilrnusporiation in case of need. as
rihe Mexican border. "i wish to "("i‘m- ' ' ‘\\'i‘ll as for the proper transfer or
“Tani". you and lhp officers anti men Cotttmit'sioner Hartiga't in his letter Dl'ilpt‘l‘ll' 3,. unh-nd by the new pm)
or your organization who went to the i” ”W “’3‘! ““‘hm'ilil’s of ”W dim‘l" Gcnc’ral (‘ole said

President." wrote the 59“.“va “for taking to organize producers and a batieryén ”Ht fort in which it
. “h. Valuable service which you have handlers of foods for the purpose Ol'iwould hp sent. The forts have mot"
rendered to the country. reducing costs. “This information." hen-rs and 6-inch. mint-it and l2~inclt
“Whirl the national guard “as said, “he said. I"is sought for tn the. disappearing guns. Sonlp of ,1“.
called into the service ol‘hhe lender,” event of any abnormal food conditi:| .‘~maili-2' puns ,mt- in “371,913“
government. the lives or men, \\'On]pn arising by reason of extraordinary reI

:tnd-- children along ”ht from“, were suits accuring front obvious domcs‘ic ,
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51; gram. dailgcrvowina ‘0 the iormifi-‘an‘l international situations."

side of the border. it is not inopmmflk'fiisli BMDGE -
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attach to say titatthttd these rfiis con
tinned. there. was danger of interna-
tional r-ar. From the time of the
arrival of the units; of the national
guard on the border, the raids ceased
an)“ the tension between the," two
‘ countries began to relax.

. XI: is ”‘6, 1mm, aflfltbt’lit‘r of ”1,; l‘()t‘tlHl{Ei’i’SiE. N. \'., Feb. 20:" held this evening, The plans are only,
fruiIcItnment that tlftS. presence. of the Guard at the Pottizhkeepsie firidge wasnentativo and the minute details how
1 " "‘ or ”"3 national guard, together redottbled today following receipt of. “Oi “9“" considered.
on (in. border - in: 3!") regular-I army, orders received from division head-i There are '1.“va plans Which “in be
91.39%? in m6??? PLMPXJCO' and the quarters of the National Guard itt Newfcmsttim'fil “19 {"5‘ and ”Mam-V
veils-of the IIIItIiIiztItItton camps of the York city. Ten ”00d lamps henceforth,”"‘ Simplest is Simply widening the
”III: g0,» IIIIIIII “ 391.11“! gttIaId in "lad" will bathe the his stettl‘stl‘llcllll‘t‘. mIstroot_I_I:i‘lte second is to IlowIer- the
SIM; (t III;.IIIIIIII.Is«:II\Ich. has made Ipos- “gm 9",”. night and ”,9 patrols will grade and then-do lllht‘ widening 11nd
cull malt}; -. -I|Uiion gt a difficult. be furnished with ball cartridges. imp ”mid is to “4d?“ the street and

_ . . t, ltd snug problem. " Two sharpshooters were stationedgm“n “”1"“! “3"!" the stone base 0f

t’lans for the widening of South

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, The annual fair of Norwalk budge, Slims fuNDS fOR B”

No. 709. it. P. 0. l1. close-d fast even
(I ill! in a ”in!“ 07 Kim“). The largest
mm in tthIltistory of “the lodge was
”out to‘particippre in the closure. A t' p, iii“ p r
19113 number of handsome articles C -“ "u m . hungmc
WM difiiribulmi arid Shoat “an the“ joy "”hflahw thwk 9"“ ”M“ thv' (mo,
fl m WWW“! there-of. who stole ”(title 1-. H. ilaxters tlrua
siilrt bin placed there by « retire-sen
uni-m of UN“ I’ltffllant‘ill lllfn‘: !:*:t~f
\t‘ar i’ttttil 'tor the aid or the thou-
»ani- who barrios: their eight in the.

lurid: the evening a fine concert
w rendered by Merriam}. orchestra
m 5:; M»;MM music tor the fair
N, trim “H , I ., . . .
and flutgh::::ifirtozh l" jtitrrdne our hole "(in in Flume. ear W hill [lei-run latent-ti-
W. M-iill'lm crowd I“ . Bo- ts». am- has been in Mr. Baxter’s more (lo-am Con-inela- ln' hatch! in!
" n" P” to: e i‘ciui tunnel» and it lune number m: NW N W” ‘9 eu-
ah I the" ”I“ a l i or simmer-rt: lure been meme ll
“‘th I“ h , that wrote their contribution. M Mn see.
. a it at believed that to but any elite. let the lineal-lo

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plying hack and forth acmss the river. This "‘5‘ plan will probably b9 the
The militia officers would not (“S'IIHGSI expensive, “5 a new base “in
cuss the extraordinary precautions. have to b“ built. made of steel.

. ~ t The Cult Pasture matter will also
come up for consideration this even.
'Iing. l. large number are expected to
Llllfll out in anticipation of-ihlii. The

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I'llterc is much work to be accomplish-
rrl lacunae of the taking of the war

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IlOllPiSlllllt‘Yll. in h‘llllilttl'l,\\'ttttiti be soul to Fort Terry on f'lnnt‘

last night that,
litorih-r in rragponsi. to the. call of the cut states asked what steps they were each company hug been assigned m.

SilliiilN Silliil

Main street will be submitted by City"

jt‘ouncil at a regular meeting to be;

. ;ill the pilot house of the ferryboat The Washington street railroad bridgc‘

‘mr-etinz is expected to be shorl.‘as .

pail eermianieouduh
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than to“: he the tummy,“

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Distinguished Himself by the Cap-
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\\'ASiii.\(iT0.\'. ii‘eb, 20_—Presidcni
Wilson and other high officials. as
well as army officers generally expres-
sed deep regret today over the sudden
death of Elaiorfieneral Frederick
lt‘unston at San -Antoitio last night.
Many of them sent messages of con-
dolence to Mrs. Frederick i-‘nnston.
now visiting in San Francisco.

War Department ott‘icials and army
officers sidfltl ready today to assist in
bestowing the highest military honors
at the initial of General Funsion.
which wiTt take place iii the National
Cemetery ill the l'rt-sidio, San Fran
cisco next Saturday or Sunday. it is
believed titat Secretary or‘ ‘Wnr llakt-r
may be sent a personal representalive
to attend the funeral.

'l‘it death of General b‘ttnstiiit removv

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‘ets one of the most picturesque chat"-

actcrs from the United States Atmy.
whose record ilicllldl’dilifipflpllflc oi
Agninaido, the Filipino rebel chief, iit
command or the force cinch seized
Vera Grid and direotion of Mexican
border movements.

Miijnl‘vi‘u'llt‘l‘fll i’ersltlniz.
intutded‘i‘iic column just withdrawn
iron. Mexico, succeeds General Finis-i
ton temporarily as commandcr of the'
South Department. '

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EOharged iiiih Obtaining Military
Secrets in England for Germany ,

I NEW YORK, Feb. 20.»-—(‘itnrg:l
,with felonionsly setting on tool it mtl~
,itary enterprise against lrcat ilri
liaizrand lrcland for the' benefit of
EGerntany, two men, described as Al-
_ltert A. Sander and Charles W. Witn-
neubera, are under arrest here and
:awaitinc arrangement before it lini-
3icd States commissioner. -’
According to the complaint. Sander
.and \Vttnnenberg hired and sent men
to Great Britain to get plans of mili~
,iary importance which were transmit-
;tni to this country in packages and
ilcttcrs written in invisible ink. From
there. .it is alleged. the information
was transmitted to agents of the Cen-
itral Powers, principally Germany.
Sander is president of the Central
.Powers' War Flims’ Exchange in this
city. Wunncnberg is his assistant.

'Knox, assistant proseculor in charge
’ot‘ the criminal branch of the Depart-
ment of Justice, cover- a ‘pjeriod ex-
tending back to May. 19m. Counsel for
the. accused men denied all. the

charges.
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iiiiliiiiliil SiPPilili .
g or mantis Willi

\i'ASliix‘g'rox. mt, Elli—Asking
for "the unuividyd support 'or‘ patriotic

-Americans everywhere,“ Em“ Wadx- meals were offered. was restored til

worth. acting chairman of the Amer—
ican tiled Crass today issued an appeal
to the American public for the" im-
mediate enrollment of 1,000,000 new
members to help the Society in tho
iproscttt national cri'file. ‘
Mr. Warinorth saith—"It this that:
at national trial. when crew in
keyed to a spirit a! WWW aeti-
it"? and desire to help. i and halal
gnu hit-guidi- not we on” tilt th-
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who com- y.

iforces. . land with aid. Women anti girls callIof prisoners. . .

The number of prisoners capturedlservc iii the hospitals. in the linen: LONDON, Feb. 20 10:50.; In;
lon Saturday at Sancti Spritus was fourll‘OOHI-‘l. .n preparing and SEVIIHS speIC-, -——Arthu: Neville éhamberlain.
hundred. Sonic fifty political prison .ial films. in the one Of clothing. "1

Th“ charges, prepared by Joint C" in evidence at the Capitol indflyt‘Tlll.’

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REPORT iiiiiiiiiiiiwioiiiiiii tutti
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unanimously against Jeremiah DonoA;
van, Dent. it his contest for the Seat.
of Representative Ebenezer J. Hill, itc-z
publican. representing the Fourth Con-'
necticttt iiiszrlct in the present (‘on-.
press. ‘

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liltiiltlla‘i‘tiii'i‘. Feb. Eli-«Arrested,
on the suspicion that he was attempt.
ing to tamper with the mechanism of
the railroad (Trait-bridge in this city“

which is under military guard. after, 7
one of the guardstuen had tired his; Austrian Emperor Givfs a Long Audience ‘0
Czernin, Minister of Foreign Affairs

l‘llit‘ into the air. .Saiurday night,

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liciive Artillery Engagements Between the 0ise and tile
* Aisne, in the Region North oi Flirey. Where the French. _ _
Made a Surprise Attack and Took Prisoners ‘ '

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um: .l‘l‘iJ-l’u, u cut-platter, or" this city.
atttntpled suit-ids by cuttlnb his neck n.—

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\vth a broken watch crystal yester-t
day.

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littrrltd Huliiliilit’v'otl disclosed ilHI NEW MEMBERS’ WANIED
lid had broken ,Aitc crystal Iirom his. ' .

watch and cut himself with a piece of

LONDON, Feb. 20, 1 p. 91.9.»,
The Newfoundland fishing .
schooners Mayola, 146 tons, and

i Dorothy, 57 tons. have been sunk.
iLloyd's Shippihg Agency art-t g2?

tht‘ glass, The cut was only it alight
one, bttt. fearing: that further attt-ntptst

:.t :uit-ltle might be made the man was 6 d
l‘v'!lIlil\’t‘il to ll.iiside Home. for obsetfi 'i‘ht- RH] (‘ross needs you and vouinognce to a)" , .
\‘allon, , . , II, - ' - \ T. IOHNS, N. F.,-Feb. 20.--'w .
H is ””1“er today ° that “TS“ 5‘ " Mlrilli‘giiliiffiéhsoit‘leficomc to this main It iq bélieved here that in all prov '
ttpttit'intly iitsatitg ”1’ lii:(~(iiIlliJ.-Il violt'lllI ‘ ii)‘. and both the Ill-9Sldon1 ”of limIbability the schooner described a: . I
'1“:Iliiillltiujig(15:33,;(Igl'rfln‘gnllf”miss: thtitcd Sitttcs,I and the Secretary oitDOrOthy in a ’London dispatc
Home is that Stillll'llfltiir' was after itiitt.s.”lm' have Isatd that n well may. ihe‘announcing that She" had Beca’
to put him in hot watt-r. and then cut {citizens or .\ot‘waik, ‘Es {”1 good A‘Tm‘rflsunk was the Newfoundland vel-
his body into slivers. . ifgihggfiludfl fin"); fiflizxxgi‘ll‘g," “I‘lmiiisel Rose Dorothea. The ‘ lattect
h {.hp. tnf‘ Wm." .lliiFJIW-‘nmg' ”m; with.th‘is end in ‘view- that the litrallwas returning M this port {tom
::::,.ii‘lg‘:ll£;g mm ““3 mmmm'd [Uribi‘fllit'll of the American Red Cross‘Oporto, Portugal, with fishery

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tiiiiliidllnif’TSé‘fi ‘lséi‘ti’tmfimii’il ‘13! “view“, Mm» but .3 3W
|any‘tiine between the hours of S a. nt.‘-ag° was 501d to 19931 Panic“ 33“
and 9 p. m. {transferred to British registry.
in addition to the enrollment of now'l PARIS, Feb, 20, Nimm—Aotivq
members, there will be committees , artillery engagements occurred
to explain to you just what you canIlast night between the Diet: and
‘the Alene and in the region north:

do in time of war, for it is not given,
town of'io youth alone to love and serve its; . I .
‘ of Fitrcy. A surprise attacktby'
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tittvnxa. Felt. ‘2il.--—-The
.latibonit-o. in ('iilllilL'llt‘)’ province. wuszcouniry. .
occupied yesterday by goventmcnii Doctors and trained

nurses tnay,'the’French resulted in the tak

crs hare been transferred to (‘itbanas.'filll‘llll' room“. in dis-infecting “3d Director-General of Nana“!
and “he", titty were set ”9,, 5.95m. cleaning, and as nurses’ ,aidn. iServtce, went to the Stock Ex
dayt The government is considering n‘ I .\anI can serve. as litter bearers: “Wichange today to urge the m...
lu‘otlamation of amnesty to apply tottcmobtic drivers. nhnrumcmts, clerk-m bcrs to assist in the national «L

H‘i‘iilill restricted class lcooks. porters. waiters. mechanics, . .
' . . .. . vrce movement. He suggested

HAVANA. Feb. ‘.’0.—'i‘lte ) t'iittnten~EShillDlllg 01911“ 31“.] pitchers. i . . _ _
m as that they conStder closmg the Ex

tary committee of the Liberal party} Both men and women can serve
adopted a resoiuo'tfit at a meeting to- interpreters. Stenozmpliors. trot-\vrll- changeI for a day, or part of a,dtly ,
night expressing its desire to aid lu'crs and clerks. . . . leach week. so that they and their
all action. legislative or otherwise: LN 1‘“ 800d “”2“” 00m“- icmployees might do work of “a?
“necessary to national peace and ham tcmtntry needs you. itional importance I

tuouv betwec ai Cubans and the rt» ——"“ - . ‘
establishment"oilpolitfcfl nortttnlity." i LONDON! Feb. 20» ”f4". p,
The resolution further declares that Tm.——A Central News dispatch
the Liberal party does not desire to tfrom Zurich today says: “The
yt‘tabiis‘n a government in opposition lAustrian emperor has given=~< a
liong audience to Count Czerin,
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ii..l“$t§§{liii“‘iiic rill °i.‘.t...‘i.:::;3iN SiiUili NORWiiii (liiiiilill it... Minister .t M II mm
.... who previously had ageortfirrence’~

guarantees attd without violence or;

fraud. 'l‘wcntylhree Liberal ‘reprcscn-f , , of relirious education ““46; . . .

tattres «WW ”050:" at the meeting. lit: tiggpices-oi'kthc Connecticut Still-!‘Wlth Frederick C. Pcnfield, thc
Iday School Association will be “pl".American Ambassador.” , . . .
;tlili‘lllg the month of March iii lwenin LONDON, Feb. 20, 10:25 a. m

'lCttttnccticul cities. The Kenning—The oc‘u ation b two Italian

lmecting will be held in the South; 1' " gK . y _ W ‘e

lNorwalk Methodist church, March 7th. ‘ batta 10118 0 omtza, m £51 .m

The purpose of tltis'iour is to 'pre-

 

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tiAttrrol‘tD. Feb. 20.V—Tcacltcrs
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3 Greece, near the Albanian border,
sent methods of Teacher Trainingqis reported in an Exchange ,Tel
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