..-,_-_..e.r _,
m sou'rn NORWALK u... heme: .. him». into, debt ..
EVENING SENTINEL 19 mm“ 3100 wee-kl)". and so tar as
‘7‘“3 ,
..the public has any'knowiodge, Both-(VIETHRY fufl
. L. a A. L. GO ”
mm, Props. ing is being done to prevent it. NW0; ALUES m:
._ measures are being put» into. notice . .
ESTABLISHED 3v . . " ‘
.. for emnomy. no plans are being work-' ...—...
‘3 ..- i H S G ,, EN W- 2.6“ 0““ ‘9 ”“9"?!“ 0“ ““9 for ”‘9 iii-Remarkable Liberty Motor
WEDNESDAY, SEPTI38, 1917 .dt‘b‘t‘dm’ss. except to saddle it on thel ‘0ut.'Riv,als Anything "Pi’o—
~-—-—-——-.==z~.1- . -
V ' _’ taxpayers. (“med 1 E C
IUNIATURE ammo ran. . l1, uropegm oun-
trtbs-I‘nght Weight and
, - The some few people who are re-
Tomoxnow I . . . . .
High tide 7:24 a. In: 7:49 p. m. ,sponmble for the management of the' Speed Make It Supreme—a
Jesse G. Vincent ‘One ofi
Bun rises 5:47, sets 5,4,, 'oid hospital, are still the active:
. the'Designei-s
- agents of the new haspital.
Member 9‘ the {distrusted-Press i A committee of the city council in"
The Assoctui. d 1!’t‘$> is t:).t.lustycly 1 . , , 1 From presm‘t indications victory
entitled to the use to.- repubiieatiou 1051130th the llOSDllill conditions and, will come to the allies inlSlS through
at 8“ “mg?" (Ekfli‘ulii-m n or ”0.3.3131?" l‘eported adversely on the city ass‘utnl the eh: Enormous fleet." of airplanes.
wise 0.9 m. m us paper a. 0 , w . ' ‘ . . . . ‘ ' such as have hitherto never been - -
,the‘ local news published herein. in... any tespousibdiiy for its support! s;dercd will be. turned out’by A1112};-
. A“ Tighls 0f republication 0f $116- The oflicers oi the hoSpital appeared icun factories 90nd will bring home to
~ .clal desimtcheb hetem are alao tebemm the council saying “You cm the Autocrals of Germany the fact
served. \ Him. they are playing a losing game
WW _- 7 -.. ~~-»--~--'.n°t refuse to allow this matter to so] this is um ".10...." 31.36.10; and the...
EVENING SEMINEL ‘TELE- before the legislature, to be returned to every reason to believe that it is
good “dope." .
An initial appropriation of $640,000:.
PHONE GALIB
'bere for a referendum vote of the
Editorial Rooms—92.
Business Office—93.
Forwalk Branch Office-41388.
Editor’s Residence—2182.
City Editor’s Residence~14924
Business Manager's Residence—w
113-12.
THE TAX
THE HOSPITAL AND
PAYERS
Ei‘ei‘y taxpayer in Norwalk should
consider what the hospital
mom. to be voted on
menus to hint. The amendment reads '
lit
to
c
as follows: "Act authorizing 6
Board of Estimate and Taxation
appropriate money necessary for ill
maintenance and support. of the Nor~
'wnlk hospital.”
‘hlf the Not-walk Hospital
come a municipal institution, the pre~
sent. Hospital Association should tuft:
it over to the city free of all debt.
should keep its
is to, Ito
Otherwise the city
hands off.
in the history
has never been :t more unjustified,
of Norwalk there
unreasonable and :ll'lllll‘:l!‘_\' measure.
placed before the public in order to
'hoodwiitk the voters. it is sciit'ccly
- believable tltul fellow citizens, who
1.3.3.,‘Iliuvc been measured as men. should
3 make llll cil'ort to studio off of their
hands u’problem in which they llllW‘
‘fnlléd, and in the extremity of adverse
conditions and debt, iroposc to sad-
dle it on the already overburdened
taxpayers.
To those who are not familiar with
the Norwttlk llospitul problem, a si'n-
opsis of the post and the present may
be of interest.
About 1892. a group
girls started the initial work of the
of working;'
amend-
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next. Monday,
legislature: 000 has been made for the purpose by
‘the. United States. Another appropria-
ition of a billion‘dollars will be forth
It went to the
[and by Some onc's shrewd piloting
’people."
Ellie bill was put in without a referen‘ coming. We have the men and the '
‘materittls in abundance, which will
.muke possible an Armada of 10.000
W airplanes.
; . The grout problem that confronted
W . . . _ lGovernment experts was one concern
‘endum being in the bill. It “"0"“,ng motors. French and British mu
lliin‘ boon forced on the city without, “W": though “KM and Speedy, were
dum. .
I Had it not. been for friends of the
taxpayers who insisted on the refer-
outclassed by those of German mauu» '-
the people having any voice in the: torture. it was up to ”“5 country to
'produce a motor superior in every
. , :i-especl to the German motor and
' c l . g i v - 3
““3 ,bould "‘9 manigenient 0‘ a; Yankee ingenmly rose to the occu~
public institution of such character. sion. The result is the new Liberty
1 - - ' \ -‘)~r .. U
deliberately ”y 10 Moloi “hit"ll pmdm hm ..epoutr
(‘S .10
hunibug the public?
matter. ,
its the hospital,
horsepower. ’l‘lie (lermlin product can-
now pub-, not touch that figure. JPSHG (l. \‘in-i
ict-nt. of Detroit, and E J. Hall, rir:
San Francisco. are largely l"’:i|)(llll-ill)ll‘|
for the Liberty Motor. They did
, lwhut our Allies could not do in turn‘
‘1‘”- H ‘3 “‘0‘" ”09°58“ 1" 1"“ the: the; out a motor weighing fur let-oi in
burden of maintenance and supporti proportion to bOWPI‘ OUlllUl than ”W
. , ‘bcst. motor of the Germans. This
0“ the taxpayers of the at" ' illit’itns that the American
I it was little leSs than it crime toi will be: able to outspeed and out-.
' every-3 maneuver the speed of European ma.’
. ' fichines and eventually brim: victory to
,tliiug was at the highest ecsl ever, our cause.
‘known. The expense of building at;
is two or three}
l
. It is a well known furl
tic confidence was betrayed in secur-
3ing contributions for the new hospi-
erect it public building when
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HURT BY AUTOMOBILES
, Efiniinlo I’elronl of 75 Ely avenue,
l South Norwulk, driver of a public-scr-
tlic present time
times above normal costs.
i
.will have to be put on the new hospi-
tttl, in order to complete it. This will
cause :t,ycarly interest account, which
added to a largely increased deficien-
cy, will within reason, odd to the
annual city budget, a hospital item
of probably $10,000 or $12,000 for the
taxpayers of the city. No greater dis-
;nster could befall tho Norwulk liospi.
Ital than to como‘tmder the support of
levy, Durlcn. about 11 last night. Po-
“Taxes A
~tlic city.
5 At once, there would dcvclOp
:sentiment and spirit of indifference.
‘lt would be said on till sideshrlltc city
lwill look out for the, hospital, what's
line use of my doing anything? Indi-
the
to be Higher.”
l‘“ n dcadweightmf 1.8 pounds per; ~
airplane *
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'EXCEPTIONAL‘VALUES ARE ‘NOW- BEING SHOWN IN _,
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- Women s New Fall Suits, Coats, Skirts, etc. 1
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26, 1917
'n.‘_’u'/Nl a *_.n.u:ur.-.arla
\-\‘~u\u\m\b\b\.fiAi—tx“\‘l\u\
1’.
inc. J; van. a, a. 0/40/
Serge and poplin. smartly tailor
large pockets, white satin or
come ‘in navy, black and brown all sizes. Remarkable value upto
i- Women’s Dresses
Women’s Smart Fall. Suits
Finest quality materials and mast attractive styles, beautiful trim-r
things or plush and for, with the belt and buckle client. ' I '
$14.50 $18.50 $25.00
‘9d, hand embroidery
trimming.
broadcloth collars. '
These dresses
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$8.98 $10.95 4812.95 $10.50
.Women’s .SIIkDmssos
Taffeta silk and satin dresses. stylish new models in navy, black.
copcnhagen and green. Marked at. extremity low prices.
$9.95 $12.95 $16.50 $18.50
patch pockets and belts.
’ $14.50 $16.50
New Boats
. Handsome tailored coats, with. rich velvet trimmed, large collars,
$18.50 $22.50
‘VOMEN’S SKIRTS ,S‘VOMEN’S SHIRT lVAISTS
The season‘s latest for the full and winter season. new in) to the Lawnmand voile, plain tailored, are daintily trimmed “”1 Ia“ 0‘ Ii
minute models in poplins, terges and gabardines. Special price fibroid?!“ citraordmary value. " ’
are . ‘ '. I l
_ 98 Cents ' ‘
$4.93. $5.50. $6.50 up to $12.98 .
W TUB SILK AND VOILE BLOUSES
TAI‘ FETA AND SATIN SKIRTS A big coll-fiction of smart models to select from.
New models, perfect fitting and first class workmanshi i. in bl.ck ' u
and in... . ‘ " Snec1al. $1.98
$4.95 and.$6.50 ' .
, DRESSES FOR CHILDREN 3 5
Just received a'beuutilul assortment of children’s wash dresses, ‘1
- SILKBLOUSES in‘ pluin color chzunbrnys and ginghains, also stripes, plaids. and p
Crepe dc cliene. in white and flesh, and strive tufl‘ela silk, all new cgmbmfmo.“ emms’ all new and ”MW models, 5m)“ from 6 I
and uttrttctlve stylus. m 14 years. i ' r, 1
$1.50. $1.98. $2.40
Special. $2.98
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“On
naming- nun/a]- Ala nr a
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1‘ i"? “‘1“ ”"4 3 large "‘Omgage'vim motorlvchlcle, was run down byilicularlyin ihe 1-,th
an automobile “Md m have carrmd‘condltlon however, is not serious. lie
W0 Stamford young men, in the pm“mini tttkcn to the Stamford Hospital
timid. opposite Spring Grovo cemc» by MM“ 3, times of 30 Rose Park.
:who but nod along in in autonio.
trout was badly cut and bruised. put-5mle .. ”3e ,
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{é Higbjand the Plain
Truth Is That Thev Are Going
Mayor Cttrl Axe‘lllarslrom.
The >=Norwalk Hour of September 29.
andwiimr'm. His
1 WHAT Docs 0091' STATE
"‘j-i',~lrul’[~/‘/-I“t-I‘l~/
2311,3122? Paid out Wt: Near for
.fllTY’SSl’EfllAl
lPPllllPlllATlllNS
out of its {rtensury this year $11,-
.3122? for tituuuge done by does. A
isiuall part of this about $3,050.82, l‘nl
City Treasurer Wilfred Bodwell haw been spent for Pasteur treatment ‘or
Itut: requcslcdlllw Cityi Silent ito alive persons bitten by mad dogs. An own
int t to apecta nppropr a one nor or... . . . . , .. ..
to close tip his-records for the fiscal ..tucllet "a“ bus 1" on 5mm in. ”h"
year has received the following com.
munication from City Clerk T. H. Leon- ‘
urd Robins: .
Norwulk. Conn. Sept. 21, 1917.
Wilfred llodwell, End. Treas. City.
Dear Sir: The following are the.
amounts of the special appropriations
mode by the council and board of es-
timate and taxation:
Fifth District, bytthe Council.
V‘.
:
sicltin's care for persons bitten.
By far the larger part of the money
has been expended for actual dumum‘
fdone by the well known dos. One.
'pecuiiur feature of times (lllml‘ltls is
:expenscs to the state have been larg-
est. with the possible exception of
'thlcrbury. most of the money paid
1915. reports the
the fact that in the towns whom the
ltreatment. luul $3 :iudez-ml
lpitidlaruc sums to physio-unis out a!
_a bill of $311.81.
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Lil. printout-1 ‘
intuition
At a stated communication of St.
John's Lodue. No. 6. F. and A. 31., held
“last night in the temple in Well sir-mat-
.tlie Master Mason's Degree was exem—
iplfied by the Past Masters of the lodge.
Over three hundred liaisons were
lures-cut at the meeting, guests cominy:
ifrom Greenwich, Stamford . Bridge»
lporl. Ridgeiield, Westporl. Dunbiiry.
land other surrounding towns.
72.25,
V ‘ . the exception global 96.006,
1 ins lillll. The lllllallllllTrW W . . . _ . l. . . , ., 2 , . ' _ . ' ' W
’ ‘ :erlloivurl .... (0.3.... ....myl “W “’°““‘ M .‘iuf. Speech of- Mr. Hill. ,and on the 90“?!““ed Page “What Issue 2?... ll 023.590.3830-‘53 3 17 m 3.3.1."2§.,2°Z’.‘....§§f“d..l.°. Jiqll‘mlmil0.53.35.213‘093Soi‘fio‘13235.93?
may “n.9,, in .1". pm“... Thriller“ °t “‘e"°51’“‘“‘f n° “.“f; “"3. relates what Mr. Hill said. to Wit: The/specker stated that are? 11000;. $13.9 .p .t I’ll}: 300.00 ravages. . . .g. r 0.er Masonic “mm. mnnfixétw
3 ' sear 1899 brought forth great «level-t"t the WWW” . can. “mm“ ’: his taxes had increased,“ per cent. and it was a serlolilg '.m0r)' mu ...." ............. 1,030.24 Fifteen persons in Stonlnglon. tor’Hflincilfi°°ciflgi§ioim$“011% awe-e
opmcnts. A. bcautiiul- site was pur'lvmo for thehospitul amendment. matter. ‘It was 11 0118811011 0f Whether {18W people W011 NOS‘ZWEA 135132;” Dept.,Fross 00 00 instance. presented a bill of $011.23!work, refreshments were served, c:unrl
‘ chased, building- erected and furnish-l “ c’ome orthonresent “18.111113101111213? S13}? Iheard a man say Dec. 12 Foremanisalary'xicct: 211:00 against-the state, two persons havingr'a‘gigglatguips‘oc‘iilst12:12:11;Siiigrdqfl‘
led ... a co... 0; mun-1,. $40,000. ' PATR'F’T‘C “WW” 9”““65 ‘ tonight that he was some to split his ticket because he was 1121.7 9 “mm, no t W”, n :iifecgififenlrfirmrs “2,”? :“T”: towing pait'méms. ‘ ' '
; The doors were opened for its hu- .Rumor has it, that English children 100k1n2 lfOl' a 20b: he added. [dont grow to stand (at - Aye. ‘‘‘‘‘ 33)”...o.9~15.7£i “"103“,“;vim-5008.13.30.12:212.3. :00 gigs;er:a:t;3.()::ii‘;{:iii0533?. 2:211:31
manitoriun mission without debt “ “”31 throng the autumn 33300?” as usual It; '16 stated. I WOllld V018 to 1.11111 out “1? Republican 3“" “all? Highway DPDf- Armor 700 00 properly which is most. likely .to be H. 11111121131011", I . H
mortgage. The hospital which 11391111,.“ full ”3:01:81" fro-licking. ‘m the :un' ministration that would-do-lavtlunsr 01111118 kltndi e 881 . Jun. 9 IlighmeeptMon - ,nffectcd by dogs in this town. name 03013;: 93;:lrthn-—-“'Ol‘. Bro. Howard
boon to operation for nearly twenty 6mm and ‘mi’memg Am" and not. I‘Wl“ .aSk you 10 VOte‘Ior‘the ”quocr 81316," mu..." woyoars of roads .................. 102,854.25 11’ sheep, poultry andswlne, is assess 'Sen‘iorpDcalt'on—WOF. um. Geoigvin.
‘3 . . - - . . lmldenlully gatlieymg nuts. But this year [19116le Harstrom does not straighten out this tangle. he Jag-d 9 l‘hghWay Pepi. Board led on the tax commissioner’s books Curtis. , .
793$ “"5 hm" and paid [01 I” ‘ 1,310.1, will be a! difference. The child- said.” . our."flint-milbfli‘mficgiigéy 1,000.00.“ somewhere. in the neighborhood oil‘WJutriiior Deacon:\\’or: BYO'E‘PEKT K
13:32:; of Norwnlks pliy‘sicitiits com-l ren M," concentrate their 0170:?“ mo“.- . kRead this through and'decide fOI'WYOlll'Sle whether 1.55:1(31‘02‘10‘053'131'1 m ephv .0. 50.00:;212t5ti'hendtif ii‘fzusggi‘LZS‘ilmwfil‘f1W:81,3?ioin~ttiostwon Bro. Arthur”
posed the. medical board and will “‘1 gathering liorsec‘hestnuts. an ey it concerns taxes 01‘ finances. - . 0 , d f ment .................. ... 5,000.00 vicious in this locality, inasmuch as: {furgia 1~Wor. Bro. Harry F‘. Eon-
their..services for the hospitallmn b? rendering a war service in so ,We 0119138 fromtthe 3H0“! 0f September 2 an ‘rmf‘iim liWHéghway Dept. Auto.. 465-0“ they have, according to the figures nctt. _ .
feared i f 0 was doins. m itmas been found by eX- the Republican column of- =last night Mayor Harstrom 513;; tat-31:33.5 “aims, Pam’s $55-00 destroyed about half of this pl‘opel‘tv.3 WSemor Steward—nor. Br. 0. on:
needs. Shortly (“flat 5 31:11:31 )1 q,‘ pet-intent that ripe horeschestnuts {ur- letter 10 The Sentinel'in WhiCh he states that “On Septem- ' alto 'yl'axaflgn.° “mate; North Stonington is another town §;§£{smwmd_wor Bro “0”!“me
.am‘fmed “mg “‘2‘: :53: ‘2; nish a satisfactory substitute for the her 1. 1915. the cash ‘and securities in the sinking ‘ fund 3330331313 .......... £003.54 ““13“ apparently has summit/590°“? w. Sigman. ' ' ' '
ions or the town, as y grains used in making munitions. totalled $234.300J9. and .we reproduce the 10110951111}! taken Printing Dept.“ 332322: 2:13:13: “fainting; 32:15 ,inyitliff 30:11:: TFfEIEisktitI-laénTOOIS—‘Wor- mo. Charles
arred the privileges of the hospital
or their patients. Soon it became
o’mmon report that the. Norwalk
”oépitai had resolved its‘eit into a
rivate institution.
:The policy of the Hospital Associa-
omas viewed by those outside, has
con controlled?by.a few persons and
.. patently conducted in the interest
3 :the. some few. The outcome of
’olil‘management has brought about
3 kof'confidence and gloss of sup-
,ort on the part of the public, . .sack‘ed’ than «ever before. A lot of m
(During these years some 3.5,000 miwill be added to life. and 129951ny W
bequests and endowments hare beett‘mml many youngsters who haven't at;
There may be some unscientific
minds unaware of the fact that grains
are used in munitions manufacture. It
\is so. none the less, shaman of rose-
‘chestnuts will. save. half a ton of
grain. ‘
These patriotic uniting parties are
not to be scattered and haphazard of?
fairs. Regulur outings will-be organ-
ized‘lbroug'h committees wot-king with
the schools, it is safe to say that the'
woods will bowmore thorougluy' run,-
1916: ,
as follows:
{Gibv Notionalifiahk . .
South Nor
"pom-neat investment, the income to
{through autumn woods and field: wll
be and for hospital expenses. Will:
H intolittlemom III-h 9.1::an
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mtmshaubmudtormmmdm'ma _ ‘to
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Norwalk Suvimts Society . . . . .
Fairfield County'ESa'Vitigs’Bank . .. ,
SouthNorwalkSawinEsBunk................. .
:GityvNationuliBank (Savinzs‘DeutJ . . .. 01.72.83
Ion-Iloooauoo-w
_ ,uththtorwslktl‘mtacti. .............. «13,530.45
TM 7'09uobno'oouavlp,uq0to0.0030000
from the lowerhalfvofvnouev 4 of the annual report of the
Mayor for the fiscal year October- 6. 1915. :to August 31,
“The Sinkianund os—of'Augnst31.1916.is’ distributed
. . . . .7 . . ..$70.4.26.50
8.86736
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, Walk Thist'fluefswings Dent.) . «010419.88
“‘Ntthontllfiankoftdllorwalk . . . .. . . .. .. . ... _
finfillNafidflfil‘Bank). . . .. . . .‘.‘....“<14“.905.04
l dedfi' :W‘EETWCSQ fiank
donated to theehospua. mien 0* a a e o a, 0 mm“ ,0, h, wile LCotmt’ y‘ a nun t n ... ....
" ’ “’ ’ "’° ”31912900003:- of Not-walk. 4 1.4 tier 0901;136:1119. "
bouzhtatifl ......i........... ,
912000023700 alumni. 9 1-2 per cent. Bonds.
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... 13,525.70
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10915297
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Board of Education Dept,. 1,261.59
Bond Issue Interest . . . . . . . . . . 2,335.14
HighwarDept. .............. 1,200.00
¢Fourth District, by the Council.
Nov. 21 Highway. new sewers 3
Twenty-three per-3 ' SouthGate-Wor. Bro. John it. While.
.there total $676. .
sons put .in claims here, three oer-{KQZE-St Gate-5W” BIO HM“? ‘M‘
isons having two distinct‘clttiniq eachJ East‘fia'teL—Wor. Bro. James T. 03:15.
Kim" 21 Highway M d St 1.1333(1) In this town, theproporty lhat-miihl bell .
-. . ',,,_- ea ow . , _ ‘be destroyed W dogs amounted to »Sea,Faring Man—W012 Bro. Darwin!
Nov. 21 Hi hwa , B , l ~ ‘ ‘
g 'y out” $01,339.01 less than the claim wfor damagesiponam'
Jan 9 Highway, .East Ave... 2-19.00. Fl — " ‘ '
Jan. 9 flighway, BurrtttAve- about $650. One is inclined to-won-gw anq'satnCt-aftsman “01‘ Bro. Charles
nue and Franklin ......... 3,180.83 der if the naughty animals, have he, Wor. I13m. lsaac Church. 1
3:22 szfifggggéggggnqfin‘i’e 2.000-005come so depravedninrthese' towns tbttt‘ “:or, Bro.VEdgar .\", Sloan. I
. Sb. paving....3....3.a.n 2500 00'.they are, mm“ t° chw'me "ark $3; fill-2' failbfTbllfe‘id' L.
«2“? 10‘ FireV'Dtipt. Miss. 2000704273 “f “‘0 We” 3"" ‘t‘le‘mm '35 ”tel Wor: Bro3 Anson F. 'Keeier.’
“"hm‘mflahg Baird “Education barns and houses. . . i
’ “a" Balm”. ' ' _ ' Danbpry has shut expanses vac-1 SPECIAL ssnwces mete-En
.fiiiiigfiipilf‘i‘i‘ffig111:3.i:§3l,'33.°°“ntWW :the state. 0518.50. but ER’S LUTHERAN CHURCH
Interest-Acct. 953 209“." $9 0‘ lhi’l'ifsin;,¢19‘m¥fr9m, “1‘ NEXT BUNDAY
(Signed) ‘1, H. “16me ROBINs; .udivlduuls for ,prOperty “destroyed. The i .
‘ ‘ . ; Hefty. Clerk. restr is for Pasteur: treatment; Har- The annual special missionary sai-
‘ ‘ . , . ' , . . winlon stands wen upinntho l‘ier'ivunyices will-be reld at St. Pteer's Luise ‘
WSSPEACE AT . ' _ “418.25, a large port of this beingferan Church, Cedar,strect. next W
'WWWFMNCEMM to Tor'rhigton forrav‘ttges' “conuldap in the morning-ht 10:30, Ru.
' - w. , rotated by dogs outside ‘tltev‘lown; Nau- Otto 'Graesser,.of;Naw York \leI- de—
5 . “ i '3 _ ‘ f', ' ,V'gatuck’soccount iooksfilg. $6M,.but.,.liv.ér,the961111911111 German. In b ‘-
ggfil‘fiflm , “Waging“ firstl’wb‘onit 19 mention 3005 of it wen-tia‘ftornoon,01:53:30, the .Rev. . Kan
W a gm...uaf§f$;‘m’m‘l’ treatment, the tiling:tek‘esWKretzmanmmi-mor. poster offitbf-Pbt-W
cut-um ““3“”me today on Ldlfferetit aspect._ , ' . er's, will'preneb- .Tha afternoon out _
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