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PERITY."
“PENALIZING PROS
It. is obscuring the issue to say that
the heavy tax congrcSS proptws to lay
- on big incomes in “pcnulizing. pros-
parity."
A. more correct tcrm would bc, “coli-
1.; a. A.- citations. mi
"mulled to the use for republicationl
‘in his decree. "for the common benefit‘
Austins 9° brine. ‘1“?- W‘ “53‘5““ “’9
,agdzvjcmrious end-‘f
Eopcrate with us in the war to the ex-
;tent of her ability. And it proves that,
l
zshe is our sincere friend. it goes farl
t
,to compensate for the blood we spilled
! .
to make her frcc.
MA‘ MI
' AI“ ”me i AS SEEN FROM COLOGNE
H ' TOMORROW E Th“ (-iol'lgfle Gazette, u scmiflmcial
iorg-tin of the German government. sets
E forth America's rcason for entering the
IWBE‘ as foll0\\'.~.: -
First. America's hopes
of doin! a
lbi'illiant busincss in the restoration of
iEurope after the. war. '
: Second, her dcsiv'c to save the loans
,alreody advanced to the Allies.
Third, the desire to militarizc Amor-
(‘crtuiztly Anicrica-ztt-wnr would nev-
Ecr recognize in rsclt‘ front this descrip-
Etion. But it is given with absolute
lseriouanessflust as it hos hcen given
Ehy othcr German newspapers, at the
‘dictation of the German govcrnmcut.
.‘ 'l‘hcro In no hint of the hittcl‘ wrongs
isut‘ftwcd by Americans. of the citizcus
:llllll'tli‘l't‘ti by Gcrmzm ruthlcssess, _ of
“to l)“0]if‘ll_V destroyed unlawfully, of
the rights dcuicd, of the national hon-
or limited, of the owl-powering symptr
{thy ot’ avgrcat nation for the wrongs
done weaker notions, of the horror
government of Germany to a prompt
boron-es Cuba's eagerness to col
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«Adopc‘néw minnow
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A SharcshooiEA-E
‘
Malian .«hurmbootcrs how a new plan to protoct Ven‘ca with hot- co:
twenty or mote of them all take Ll in itt tho intending planc ond tire on i
which it is; {Lil ditlicull for this airlltd l to captipc us from c. rapgapm gun
rnnwummamamm 5314'):an
VGuiCG Front Air Raid
. . ‘ m _ , tly works 01’ art .and architecturo 1‘
from l‘Hldllltr Austrian airplanes. 11) cy have built it. framework on ii.» I r p of a house for gun tests, and there
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’l‘his"givcs p. Econcontmted flrc,
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U.-.
WAR AGAIN ON IN 2mm DROWNED
‘DANBURY Emotions- t
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summit, sum. 1, 1917-
, Salurda
J V
, .122? ”.Tflii‘ rI-i; ., “Hygiy/mik
y.
Regular $15.00
Silk Dresses
’ivaemarkable value in women’s
.‘Saiin messaline dresses, new fall
, '7 models, navy only.
Recular $1.75
Taffeta Silk
$11.39
Full yard wide, fine lustrous so.
lsh ,exccllent value at $1.39 yard.
Regular $1.98
eatherbloom‘ Petticoats
,Genuine Heatherhloom petticouts,
‘ in all colors. trimmed, with deep
ruffles.
f
, ; Fine lawns, all new models. 6
Rcsulfi‘r $1.93 and $225
Blouses
$1.49
and oil-Me
tailored and trimmed,
Jap silk, lingerie
blouses,
models.
Crepe De Chine Blouses
Women's stylish blouses, all the ,
_ newest models in white and flesh. _ '
Regular 69c
Shirt Waists
398:
ily trimmed.
am in '. to: r l . > ' : 3 f E ' ‘ Ra Ink 1‘ v :
scricting prosperity." And that “-6 It used 0” I ‘1 h )5 the ddmerm in" facilities to .form the new (‘Olll'l fundmtuklng t‘estuitlmluncnt and, be“ it 'was ”“5" lucrettso which mndh $1'50 E
a." . ‘ ‘ » . , ' savuncn' of Prussian warfare, of the . . . .l’elutivcs in New York fimtewcro ”955ml“ ”‘9 “5" “f ”‘9‘ ““0““ “351‘ . - ‘ I * Regular 986
_ 1 1 .fl “m, proccdut‘c. U, n ipnny which is to be known asthu . , _ , ChildreflQWQ 1,1) 559 ,
. ‘llpefiaa y egl ‘7 ' fear WP have come to cntci-tnin for the l’ultcd SIHH‘H Hut company. . ' “01m...“- I“”51 evening her brother deuce "0“”9- ”‘6 ““1392” a Waffle“ 5 i I S k re 8‘ Sb tW 'StS
"“"‘tll!19w;,When ,9!" nation's manhood Is ' Two of the nmnuiactm-Prs own' in. “"d'difiimmf‘mw and hcr 315‘” on house for..household scleucefllmrtng II“ a! N
futurc of Christian civilization.
of our! addition to their large factfmv smullE ”“34 to take “mm" M the body,1.”“3 summer, this bout-re “3““ been—
fcnr for the pcrmuncncc of dcniocracy,l shops which thcy Opel‘atmi on tho Which “'1“ ”9 snipped ‘0 ,Ncw “Wk, specially.- fitl’edi, up for ‘3’” "0mm“
1' O 9‘ f . a‘ . ~ ‘ lllml union pill“. Al ll meeting ihflytHOdaY (0 her mmer’g‘ honw, fronlt,'i’lll'i “hull VEI‘Y attractive l‘OOlllS.
o c nc in .01 0111 own it tiel dt‘t'w m. “Numinns which won: term~l whencc the funeral will be bold. measunt living“ rooms .ur model kit.
hcrmlttcd to” cd its the lilttntll'ucturcm l)"clnr;ulull Miss ”“WNMOH was not ballllntzln' ”he“. pantry and dilfing room, the
'. drafted for an imperativc national pur-
pose, it would be illogical and unfair
not to draft the nation's wealth. too.
sofctv
German govcv'niucnl is .. ,tPlt‘lin» and striped Elngliams, size
nnsual faciillwa for
,And in drafting that Wt‘llllh, we must
3 neccsmtrily lay the heaviest hand on
"- the largest accumulations”
Thc income tax. is rccognizcd as
E the fairest form of taxation, especially
» in war times. And it is cspcciolly
, diiir to impolic. a rapidly mounting ratu
on incomes as they rise beyond illi‘.‘
E‘ antdunt needed for maintaining aylam-
fly in decencymnd comfort. The sen~
» he committed. in lowering tho n’tint.
mainlncomé. exemption to $1,000 in tho
italic of single men, and doubling the
, minimum rate of 1 ptfi' cent on oil
'aht'we that figure. But it has done bot-r
Htér still in raising the tax rate «by rapid,
lie ridicules our war preparation as it is expected that l'l‘t'tll difficulty I ,, N '- '
- . - " .~ - ’ ' am home making should appeal 9899M“ . i‘ t
d rees until it reaches 05 pet- ccrt u] . b n . _ will he prt‘lmllf‘l‘tl Ill gutting mun . , y .
gg , cinap lufl,, and assures the Ger to work on the open shop idea. Labor l l) to the young womcn of Norwalk. , ., , t «I, ,
E.‘ in the case of incomes ovor $1,030.90j)‘
czirrymout its l‘cll dosigus.
It is upon such stuff its this in, gm
t‘oloc‘nc Gazcttc that tho German poo-
ple have been fed for three yours.
Tho). Room to hcllcvo it, by dint of in-
cesson repetition. When will they
lnztrn thc truth?
Apparently there in only one way of
getting the truth intnnsrmany. That
is bv driving “ it in 'm‘uio'cannon";
mouth. ’I‘hc editor of thc Gazette tolls
his-readers, in the some nrticlb, that.
"America will be table neither to col-
lect nor to send next year the gimm-
tlc armies of which the Allies dream."
mun public that if it holds out “just.
Eof lndcpcndcuce in which thcy ycsolv
cd to adopt the opcn shop nicthod.
When tlic strike. first begun, tho Ml
ll. Loo Hut company which up toE
that time lmd hct‘n strictly a union,
factory, tltcluretl' ltdelt‘lor tltt- :jpt-nj
.tilltlp. All nttcmpts to iicbitrutc tho
littrike lmvumct. with failuro. Tho,
llultcd 'Stutcs concilutor was unublxx
[to ill‘l‘llllllt‘ nu agrcetucnt that would:
lhc sittlnfnctory to both parties.
cit iz‘cnxl’ ‘coiiuulttcc ,, of lianbury also
failcd"lo““lirihf'hbbtit'9; settlement. _‘.
. ’l‘houow c‘oti’liiaily'u‘lll issue 19,000'
shares of stock of wittclnfihOO will:
be conmton and 5.000 prclerrcd. ltl
will bo tlic lnrgosbltnt shohiin Hunt:
bury and will employ a. great nutn-j
bcr of ntcn. ’l‘hcir production will;
cqunl onc~tliird of tho cntit‘o output‘
of huts in tlic city. E
May Be Ctalh. ,
lenders are quoted as, saying that.
drop water. being at in behalf a little
wcst oi‘ the (‘usino bench andnvns in
the habit of going in carrying a ltfol "WM“- Tlli’, 3'0““8 women who take;
prtocrvcr with her. If she dlcd of
dmwutnxtn musthsvo beambcculse be high school
she was settled .wltb a Diem attack
and foil into the watcr. No ollicr. ex-
planation can be given of tho canon,
of her dentin . .
Shewusubout {is years. old. unit l‘,
The is believed has had tiles-3 hcnrt ui-.
tacks, berm-c. Her hmplayer were
Vt»i‘y~retM3p%-tnlk ubout- lt‘l‘ all
faird'nfhhihyfld “ill hteporlaa‘r nulli-
ing‘cxccpt that stir hud boon in their
employ for some time and that they
pll’wci-c vcry fond of her.
lives couldnot be located this morn-
ing to be communicated with.
This noon it, Was learned that Dr.
linroldtll‘. li‘fikwcll, of Tokcncke. who
of limit fnilufii on land.
PEOPLE’S COUNCIL
IS STILI)‘ MOVING
Her min-
;lodge offers
(thorough training in household
[the courses in that department will
graduates and wll‘
., spend one your, or. preferably two
pycurs,‘ in a course oflcringmwnri'aty
of practical subjects. .
,_ in this course. the following tomes
tire considered: " Cooking. House
Planning and Decorating. Household
“Chemistry. Foods and Marketing.
Lunacy Work and; Care ot.’l'cxtllcs.
Jaime "Nursing. first; Md; Care of.
1 Children, sowing. t. in. nddltion to,
t those: csscntlslly- practical unblock».
fbupils will. iuko two ycsrs'for the
course, will have training in some of
l the courses in the regular curriculum
tsuch as Psychology and Ethlcd'f‘fils-
cm Languugcs and Music.
This.cout‘se.. tn the elements of
‘.whn are interested in learning more
4
,tory of Art. Economics, Engllsll.,Mod' ‘
i saw the body, said that she tumor "
’ 6 to 14 years.
Regular $5.98 and $6.98
' Childtgenls. and Misses’
Willie Dresses
3.98,
glam: invin- aud sheer organdlcs,
handsome summer dresses, bcautb
."ful models, trimmed with lace em-
broidery and ribbons.
t
.3 .
2‘
0
wt ,__ .
. Egular $2.98 and.$3.98
Wash Skirts
“$1298
She. organdic, fine voiles, mu-
mcd lace and embroidery.
R’ezhafstso and $2.00
Women’s and Misses’ .
Middies '
93B:
Plain colors. some plain whim,
with fancy collars, also stripes.
Regular- $1.98 and. $2.25
‘ Wash Skirts
sun-ts, ,
- . , . of mental- science of lmusektfllflfiz Women‘s Whitc Ws h
a car. , itlus one more winter." the hill 1 - ”mm 3"“ “0 “we” in "WW" WM 3 v - ' ‘ . ‘ , . i . ' 8 ' «
, y . , b be vil it" . H gov wlll forsake the union to work in'the ‘ - z = ' , It i“ “"3 Illicit); that mpflfigg‘arg; ,Allrnew summcr NOW”. a great smart. styles and good quality my
, - Large incomes “’“5‘ e a _ y, ."nmem’l “'m htth ‘0 COM?!“ 10 timw factory. It is expected that" (Continue; from Flint Page) ”hung 1:”‘03 3°nsew‘gf as in the . burgaln at 51.93, terms...
at! because otherwise humble anQmQCg; “their swindled peoples" that um". most of the labor Will have to ho illi‘ ,ed [0 con; ‘ 3', pmpou].,‘madp By' ~$B V , ll 1 t we: 1;. yr a, .
. . , , ‘ a . . . . . . ‘ ‘ . nrdmg department of the so 00. . .33....mgm 1* e:.,.mo~mu-Ifi,” I if“ .
"even thbugh iomrallY 8mm“. W0“15,ll.'i\’e ldst. ‘ ‘ ”on“ “om outside. A“ the feeling localimenl 10!:th ”on!” Conn" Norvvulk hoopla will also be inter- . Jr { ,i ,
inn undue share of war tunes in:
, _ '
When we win, and not before, the
between labor, and capital in already
strained, the importation of a large
CH of Amerl for Democracy
eating of the Pacific
'mtctf In the fact that the Hillside
lschool has combined with .the prior
t
l
GIRL’S AIRPLANE
ed. TheIocal'board examined about
it, _ . , . . 1 9 neces-‘ ; ,. nutnborcof workmen willinot..hclp the coast memo "in Sunlight-v (lily; . ' , . . i . .
gthetorm of high prices fox l1 , if ormuno will know that their states- situation any. The manufacturers “,3 Members fig“: organization urged any schogl‘f‘ornz‘zrél figngléfifidby‘filzz ,, MEETSWITH BIISHAP‘ lhhnigl; lestterday afternoon of those
rise of life. They must be henvlll'mcn and editors have lied to them fuse to diSCUSs their plans"ns they ‘ M‘S‘be“ P S ' ' ‘ ~ _ i“ o ’ no Show up when they m
fixed because it is unfair (to exempt,
wealth while. manhood .is conscripted.)
They must be heavily taxed becausei
dials for the protection of the property
«I yEireprcsent, as much as anything
q,that the war is being fought
y must, be heavily taxed bccausc
’u‘ory’ excess is in nearly every
about us, ond that their whole war
has"; becubascd on‘lies.
i , NO ONE ON GUARD ,
\, According to nCongi'cssmnn‘Wood of
g‘lndlnnn the scheme of icillnggtwern-
,mcnt contracts on the basis of.cost
plus ton per cent. profit-its producing
any that they are not prcpnrcd to
mhko any lstutement. at. this tim‘e.
There: are other men associated with
this outfit-prise‘hut their numcs have
not been revealed.
that an lnvltu'tlon ho Extended them
no stop hcre on their «annual. but;
Gov. Bumberge‘r‘s secretory informed
them he wus.too busy, to toktt up
the .mattcr.
‘ Betti-ti:
the sc not but Miss Bylngtonfloins
l thcfl'flillside faculty and continues her
lwot-k in tlxmklndlxgarten, and first
.gurdcs of the prlmm‘y departments.
CHICAGO, Sent. 1.-—=Oillccrs of thoi Shawl]! cooperate with. Miss Edd.
, People’s Gounolll‘l Amcricnyi’or De~
mocracy and "Peace. today said' that
BOSTON AND MAINE Elf the proposed peace conference is
MECHANICS‘STRIKE‘.:burmd from. Ch‘lcngo'and ruled out
-— oft-the-nntlonnl capital by omgiall
Washington a‘atcamsltlpwill be c‘har-i
tercd and the deliberations hold on;
i
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Haywood who‘ has, been associated
with the Hillside school for oavcrul
years as 9. teacher in tho priumry'de-
onrtment. These young womcnanre
both traincd and experienced (each-
crs and sincerely tintevcstcd in .tbe’ulo-
severing hor‘ councctlon with ‘
ue to artificial 91‘0““?er derlv- ' some queer results. The pay roll of
difrom’the war, and OWNS largely or, one company shows the following cost
a; war'bills which 111“ nation a” “‘of labor for two wccks: Carpenter,
e is paying. 9 $167.04; plumbcrs‘ . gang,
slot the fear exDrOSSPd ”if" not,s169.m; cement worker, $146.25; plum-
ilsh income Will be left. the Tim bcr, $212.63; superintendent of labor-
~buy war bonds, it deserved noE m. $151.30: sawycr, 3145.50.11: anoth-
foreman
us Consideration. We do notwantf er. instance a contract was let to men'1
crease of 3 cents an hour was offered
to tho- utcu, the company contending:
that this. with a cent increase ef-
fectivc last Jununry, made a higher
scale than that paid on tho New
York, New Haven & Hartford rail-
road. ' '
In an effort to brint;r tibout an un-
derstanding, a representative of the
federal department of labor wuwrslc
cd to come here, and after an investiv
the‘high‘ sons oil the New England“,
coast.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
South Norwllk, August 31, 1917.
List of unclaimed letters advertised
for the weekending September 1, 1917.
Mrs. J. .T. Aaron.
Lawrence 'S. Blot-tell.
Howard s. Bognrdus, Gen Dell
velopment of children. .
The kindergarten and primary de-
partment will be housc‘d in _rooms
specially prepared't’or them in the
lo‘rgc school building; llcre them
will be ltyvo conuuunicutmg lrooms’,
the kindergarten and first grade chil-
dren-using one room. and the «children
of the other primary grades, the sec-
ond room. All the children will have
the. advantage: enjoyed by the other
departments of the-school along. the
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eMutlsed Miss Katherine Stinson
avian-ix, to land .onn ,fd'rnriwo miles
northwest oft-this town, tut. 5:50 u. m.
todEYi’ ‘ .
Miss Stluson was not; hurt, although
her machine wits damngcdi
Miss Stlnson said after landing!
that the, enginw become tunmnnuizc-E
able and 'she decided to volplane to
earth. In the early daylight site full-
ed to see a string of telephone wires,
and ran into them, brenldng,a wing‘
and otherwise damaging her plane.
The aviatrlx said she could. noi'fin
whether she would resume her jour-
ney. or- not. until one. was able. to do
termine the exact damage. done to th
,machine. . -
THREEHOURS"
l
4 l
‘vlllillilur *
first called and they are golngto
work tomorrow to complete the work
as much as they 'can.
ETOKENEKE EOLKS ‘
n
IN: WATER seamst- i
(finntlnueu 2mm mat Pug.) .; :3 .
benefit or the war relief of the‘Amerl‘
can Red Cross.« The" second'prlfll
were enameled American flag pill;
Both these were very appropblntejndt:
acceptdble. , ' 1".
The events and winners were as fol-,
lows: Boys Swim (Hyrs. and under)
-—Robert Rudd Whiting, Jr. ; 2am
Whiting; 3——Nelson.Hayes. . '
Children’s Fancy~ Dive (10 “and un-
der). 1-Presley Not-tom 24—Madeline ‘
Wheeler; 3—~Carter Nicholas.
Girls' Swim. ——Josephine Boyle: In:
Frances Mead; 3—eriam Match. ‘
l
millionaires to buy the war bonds, who had been found giulty of robbing 2:21: $10255; ($321133: hohgnglliijs: . 33:32:38,:3: Washington SF . 11:25:83; image?“ taggigimgsncgf DRILLING FOR 'Boy's Dive (14 and under). 1734* .
want our average citizens to buy, the Canadian government and whohad offer the union. representatives as- ‘ 0‘ ' ‘ right, methodu of» study. Th6???“ ‘ THE'REGRUITS gEEai‘sggfiitngRudd Whiting. 1M»
“rob-y democratizlng our wnrj'pcen drummed out of the Dominion,
cultivnting national thrift, nud‘only.to..land’nmldst the. fatig‘pickings
hug the..exepnilon. of. billions} of the Estates. The, war is? only....ho§in-,
motionmy: tax-free .lnvoshhcnl-Jllngr The Waste and the graft Era, in
._'._...._...._.——-—. 3 'therearly stages of theirdevelopment'.
Isl-ups FROM CUBA. _ _ goo long will it be before éongress
ry‘shlp added to our merchant winuassert. its right to sorUtlnlze ex-
: helps to win the war. It is with. penditures when riotous'extravagance
in gratitude, thereforcuthai the like' this ‘must percolaté‘ its way,
States accepts fou: ships, with torpulgltc information through the en-
gregate tonnage * (21,20,000, trans“ ternrlseliot ,lndiyldnals.
red to our use by the Cubsn govern- ' I '
in. ‘ “ 3
our appreciation is in no wise.}es-. date;—'2,3qo.000 115011 Crosses,’ It the
.. ed by the fact that theso‘a're Ger; Germamv’s nexlarge as “’8 repert-
hi3.“ ”53918, confiscated by‘Cubtt when :ed,»»tb,ero’«sfevldenoe of rank injustice.
31¢, declared war. {And “1:9; mhfiuorlh Why dlcnlmlnute againstthe'regtrDr
p.—
at ' " Get-mourn runnln
1 The :Kslser- has distributed, up to-
it possible, as the New York World .
reed-to submit “to the men for. action,‘
tion‘ that thisascale was impossible,
.the 'strlkehwas , called.
James H. Hustis, temporary receiv-
not feel authorized, to grant the in-
the court in previous wage 'questlons,
by the road, offered! to take the “mat-
te'r up with the court.
‘ It: was ,found. impracticable, the
statement said, to get. the‘ matter be,-
fore the court until September'lo and
the men weic requested tootsie? n‘c-~
inaliy called for 10 o’clociwtbls mom.
ing, but 7 action was v-defotitodsunmgz
'ofclock, When .the men announced
:tbeylwouidmt kgu‘n
gays them 3 ”m _
he’would recommen i th .‘court an
hombre ~
P01
I J!
08033
but. upon‘ the company omnisls'. dissect 'i
or of the rond,,in a conference with .
the .1nen..yestnniayg told them he. did",
crease .Jnfview of confiumtions with g
_ lion until then. The strikoywbsprig-v
3 {monorail =
ftment as field directorial , ,
Paul .U.»carsb'n‘-, 371Wotcou St.
John.Ca.rlson.~t . ‘ ,
Cat-a Can Go. «
Mr. E. In, EdWards, 62» Hamblln is
' Frank Ford, Galina]. .
Mrs. Lillianttroene. Shorehaveu.
Ference Kvnnal. I
Miss M. A. Y. ,
MrsQGeor’ge Matthews.
Mrs. Marg. Miller. _
Mlssltltn Henley, 9 «Raymond St.“
G. Nelson. . . » ' '
Miss, Kate Rickard, o
. s. n-sau. , .
. ,3 El. Sol]. 58'Putnnm Aye.
. ' w. E;$pgimgyer, 33 Lil“:
en. Del.
_\.
, 7 ANbREWjLEAnY“
" ‘ , Postmaster; .
ending Sept.-
1;.1911.j._
this , ' x
.. ‘ Am.
W‘Sfifmt’mil . WW“
“ ‘ logggsgreutnln up:
'allmpuutbfflttwfin
and attractive school grounds.
The enrollmentdurlng the past ‘two
yours fias’lbeed‘ about equally divided
between boarding pupils and day pu~
pils .ihere' being between thirty and
thirty7il've in each groan. ' This total
‘ groupfof young boys as well. endoyed
many ,prlvileges and .ndyonlssgs
which cannot be offered to schools
,where the nuinbercf pupil's is large
numbers amniotic-her basa‘tbn-tyios
fort ohildrem in ,heu charge. Since
the faculty, tit Hillside includes nine
. academic teachers in addition to the
six teachers ;of~ special, subjects)? tho
‘ ans. fill mall.
l . , .. \ -
- interested tutti!!! steady developr
.nient. of this, their owniinstltutlon cud
shouldrkecp tunnel: , '
’ ' . t
bales . Y.“
heurty welcome to
, .thelrtovvn call strum school;
have the benefit ottho beautiful new '
gymnasium and of the. very spacious .
number of, seventy giolsainbludingla‘. .
.‘ot-peclalll’srtitlfied When residents of,
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.tlon.” Captain E. ,B. Gallaher, of the
Gallaher Battery, and General Rus-
Jsell ,lt‘rost (also drilled the men in
company, formation:
At vlhc‘close of'the drill, the men
lined up in company formation on one
side. of the hall. and as their 'names
Were rend offby Stephen Dokus. ob
’tained their,_tlckets to the, big 'ban~
ouch. which .wilt be. givenztbls. after-
noon at DorisnlsPEhli.‘ Attached 110..
”the tickets of the men WM..haVe been
passed and who have notélain‘toa’. 93%.
'omptlon.,.was n. coupon entitling :them
”to mwdst watch. wblebatlioyiwhl se-
Curot thiscofterupoufi Tlokets Jar. {Mir
, ‘ ' f "giant, theatre
.s‘von‘inganett also distributed
’ . )
Children’s Swim (10 and under).
ton; 3~Jack 'McMartln. .
24—Josephine Royle; 'S-TFrances new.
Tub Race:- 1~Gilbert Brokiugr-fi-‘ai’:
Frank. Whiting; 3—Madellno «WWI;-
Canoe :vRace.
‘Robert Rddr Whiting, Jr.; 2.—Joseptiltia-
and Selina Royle. ' ’7“ ~
~Plungq‘ for Distance. 1-‘Franeu,
Mead : ;‘-2———Morgtm Ward; 39m:
Hatchi- ‘ ~ . ,3 ~
, There-were quite ainumbtér.
tutors atgtbe club. , Amongct‘hé,
“Mrs. Frs‘nklyn Lynch; ‘Mr.
and =Mrsanbert= bitinggnmm
‘Patjkell'Mrs: Meatloaf-Lind W
‘ b
.i . .JW
3 3mul'siTetdi‘d3Mlsé-S
Mr; and MrsriEdw'srdr‘Wflso‘ '
.MrswPhluoasv ‘ Adams. UM
Dwight: Robinson. and-am
' rthlnsioli'I‘ek, ako.,-M
1133.0! 0 . it!" 1.03
.aners.
l" .
r.
1~Madellnle Wheeler; 2'-Presley=3€fll-.~ '
Girl's Fancy ,Dive. 1~8élina Romany
I
l—Morgan- ~, wot‘dm-y
,yuoh; and mannmunon-mnono’iln .
. and“,
m '
3“.
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