Fill, EN, BOP BOB
"3'" ‘ 5 ~ -,'. ’w"
the Douecrstle' owl. lotion, (w~m a". M.
, . mason.thst them", he" _._,...... .
course. Other WW ' institutions wants to be sent In m at misfit,” poi .bar 7 pei' cent of the aid!”
helped. but the main burden "I 0' than is We be will sum Pros—{urea who went to school encased that;
the banks. 11: worked hard. M .W’l Wilt-n. Do you beueve that'lii’i'" “11““ ‘3’“ “7" W ‘3'“
~ ‘ _- .5 3”“ their ”7‘“, t ‘ . Mr. umpire}. Merritt, lefli‘sn can-i he’scllool children went to the lower
" 5— ‘ ‘ ~ ,, ‘c‘r‘m's. dual 2" percent or the money
patron, rev. ‘5. 1911 n was a... to mt... that no m m “a“ “L “”8"“ "m '3" u"
Wt.—
‘ s
.1
— s ll 52'“ Ar . .
flowihflmls“ sis-fr our
last Democratic centre-span we had
from this d ct, although in tavor of
‘cr‘fiv‘on that worm help this dis:
triet‘ was contort.) vote. [‘1 did his
nerty. for the Underwood tariif. which
was inimietble to the business inter-
csu of this district.
can we afford to send to Washington
anything but a Republican at this
time? Shall We send to Colman an '
editor of a newspaper with all his vls- ’
ionsry propensities. or shall we send
to Court is a man who has made a .
success of one of the largest business-
-llrincioles and who will soc, that tbiu
district is looked ml for at every on:
partway? ~ . ' I
There it whither feature at this can ;
pain that every thoughtful Republican ;
end citizen should tako into account.
Study These Offerings
{They Mean Economy to. You
”Cuber of the Miami Press
fie AssocLated Press is exclusively
d to the use for publication of
’5 news dispatches credited/to it or
:l , otherwisojn this paper and also elation.
ghelocsl news published herein. _
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“ dcspatcbes herein, are also re-
,, med hr srhcol purposes went for the
. . support the president in this great brnciit til the 1 per cent that went to
' ' "7' ____. “ success. Big and little, regardleu crisis? if this is the only is“. be-lbixh schools in (diver words. the state
WIS ml“ 79! or locality or politics or personal me the W“, .t um um '11, mound of education found out that the
TOIOBROW \ views of mites: alliations, they elect Mr. Merritt who. will not otllylfi‘fifl’fi‘fizfihflfif "1’: ‘fjfgfl
- . tide 4:41 o. m.‘ 4:49 p. at. “30"“! ' “M ”33"” ‘ “pm“ "‘9 preside" "‘ “‘9 vigorous 'cdltl two formats»- school» work
rises 6:32- sets 4’11. 'rlle bankers have "soné what all m““"“"” °‘ ”“3 "5 bi“ "“-"'° 0'9““? “W W“ “m" "3”
' , ‘ . support measures to protect the ladder ""591 ,!t V” ‘ ““9““ 9' “‘5'
, Americans should do... my hon tries of this district after the v" No.” the on or Ink!“ 019 W911“
. . ' ' oi the pupils who went to the Irish
tamed their {805“ch and their tal matte, mt th‘.‘ Izemocmuc “n“.I . my ‘0! ”III IGVIIIISB- Tb"?
ants to the service of their country. date’s res! fooling in regard to "3.1“, lore, it .5.“ plow-ed that '“ltlnn M
Their "conduct should not lack appre‘ ““3“" may be. on!“ legislation whichlpnld by these pupils who attended the
, a Democrat may named“ ,3; have‘ lgb schools and with this n-rncy hire
,+______. ‘° b' 9"“ um 5’ m“ mmi'Ziilufmfilie’flcifl‘iloflfim
GGVERNMENT TEXTSOOK‘ . members of Congress who are now in”, w“ also planned m“ pupils '5, st-
» control and who are continually tav- laincd c certain percentage in their
UNI? Sam 55 K0?“ ‘0 take a band oring‘ and passing legislation which 15 studies in the high whools uhouldnot
mug" ma “x‘m‘l‘zm'm” -_. in producing textboo‘ifi for grammar lnlmlcsble to the business WM""%’§§“,§'$J§.E?§ £33313: '0“ or
‘ ‘ L “mi and high ml Witm- Hi! WW" of the north. the leading newspapers“ thiscmm'ry.
1’30” CALLS ~ -h to make sun that the ”am: “an", A vote for Schuyler Merritt is slam in regard to flu: _st that time.
M ' ‘- ‘ ,,' . vote for a man who will not only sup-“Most boys and girls are obliged to
Office—93. .' 3”” "“1 k‘" ”9”” “m" “3 "ed' port the administration in the cam-drop out of school and barrio mitt: at
’m Bra-39h 01300-1383. ‘ “953°" how to,conduct the business in: on of this war, but who will look tidying; 135i: ”hiatus: {31,9333
'm'l Residues—218.2. To! living.” The textbooks, which will out for tour intercom when this '3'.Thertrforc. it was to in“? "m, ”9””.
W WW" Residencewlaiozs so in the form or leaflets, will be ls‘ over.
ms Managers guidance.“ sued evéry month from gctober to
is-
}tlon richer, stronger» and better than
Thor ha been: partisan poslllou'thls plan was proposed by the
e a no istatu board of education. . So that this
President Wilson-hos been very for.
innate In having In the minority par-
ty such men as Theodore Roosevelt.
better than that. At Camp but. $1., pupils today how diflcrent things
a few days ago; three mould were wore in tilp old days when home wa ,
drawn at that time and believed that.
.Thcn will com» the devel- llughfl' whose chry pm," hag hoon'statc or to economic forces tbcmsclvcs
watcrpowcr, to support the administration. bm‘m” a friendly attitude toward
It was the chublican lendPrs that labor and employees In general. In
rcpeutcdlv warm-d Cousteau that we that statement Mr. Mmltt says, "1
were unprepared! . think it may be proper for me to NW
A vital issue in this campaign is the ”Hi! the rooccrn I rim-Weird with.
a cost of leer. than 8 ccnts per meal, church.
or about 23 cents for the day. And opmcnl in the use of
7, there 'was nothing parsimonious about aloam. cloctriclty:' the growtb'of the
the menu, either. Here it is: ‘ great, complex world of today with
Breakfast—éBMicd ricc and milk, but its vast clilus, its factories, its ncwl _
muflns, 'lried bacon, fried potatoes, ructbods of production and transporl ”my Mr. Merritt believes In . prolkrgraz:1:?0€;:g$nz:,2:t:$
breed and humor, coffee or milk. tatlon and communication. \The lcsc let-live» tariff sutliclentl‘v high to pro- nloyn ”MAM” mm 1000. We bani
Dinner—Furor- of bean soup. roast sons will teach the lucvltablc lntcr- "‘0' ”"9 American world-limo boon lostsbliubed nearly 50 yours. and;
' against foreign cowtition. Follow- VP. lever bed durinz all that;
1,991. stcwcd kidney beans, 8“” po dependence M [hp pcoplos M the ing the war it will be our duty to is "m “0'8 dispute with our em!
.1 ‘Vtatoes, tapioca pudding. bread and. world. of mm- need for cooperation store. so far as poslillle. conditions finger” am:l:rtzozi;h:;0: gigging:
butter, colic or milk. 5at home and abroad. as they existed beforc the war, The ‘ '
supper—Mont and potato pic. but The actual facts taught will be the Fourth Conmcssionnl District '
nmltins from.sny disagreement with‘
is a labor nilbor unfonltscd or otherwise.,
/ biscuits, fresh apple sauce/bread and "in, 5mm. fart; school children have manufacturing district and for
butter. coffee or milk. bccn tuucll'. for years. rcason it Is of the utmost importance
my. Wc have tried to be carcful
But ‘thcv will
that cvcrv man should go to the polls
How do thcv do it? Not by chance, he ".mpd 10 oat-h (lifter and to
0 our cm:
'nloyccs. This Labor Pomml sioncr of
the ,
tomorrow and cast his late for
tho state of Connecticut sal publicly
that our cattlbllsbrncnt it one of thc
Mr. host In tho state so far a alnbor canal.”
These lusts WP" noods of evorv day life and 3° 0‘" llcrrltt in ordcr to protect bllnacif'UOM are concerncdffl i
. . ' . . ; g Thm is no better way of testing Mr.
prepared ant. fitted by “19- 5410‘“ 0‘ :dcals and labor that make for ltl'O-I when this war ends.i kl Merrill's ldcas about labor, his attitudi-
Cooking and Baking of the Seventy" gross. ltuounds fascinallnl 9110M" TM” °‘"' ”“3“" 9" “7" '0' M towards labor. his foe-lingo towsrds Ibo,
overtime and we nrc selling mom‘labnflng man than to analyse and
goods than we can make, and our ems study carofully his relation to thc Yale
i ployes are receiving more wnges than 1‘ Townc Manufacturing Company.
is a story which. properly told. might -—--'——9“—""' ‘ .‘cvcr before. But this war must end. :4" ‘22:" ”hm :9” 20'5"“‘91‘ng;
jntcrcst cvcry bonschold in America; POOR EGG GAMBLERS! ‘ li‘ompetition ‘1" then be intensified y y s. ey ave n no
‘ trouble. thc mcn arc prosperous and
Army cooking is no longer done at Tbc grcal heart of the nation and the greatest protective barrier happy, there is a chance for . man In
haphazard. it is taught as an art.
should an out In sympalhv ‘0 ”‘9 1"“ that '9 ”"0 ever “0"” ”m war, there to sdvance,and some of tho lead-
based'on definite scientific princl- fortunate czz speculators. Last sprlnxy
' ‘1: b: "’9‘" ”VI”; lll rt = in; albums now are men who all boys
. . 079 an manu ‘0 “'9" " 9" name to the door and asked for a posi-
pit-8,. instead of one soldier out hither gambled on ll furturc shortase themselves ‘0 the utmost 1° recoup tion. m concern has not only cont-E
- every mmpanl‘ Mint: mudc’o cook by of cggs, and stored immense quanti- their losses incurred during the din. nllcd with all thclaws in regard to pan-5
virtue of a "Tar—you're it" “remain tics for the harvest they expected ‘0
novices are carefully trained bola"e reap in the fall and winter, In their
itation. cqtlipmcnt. safety appliances;
”"0“ war. Ourvmsrket‘a will then-em“ but it has gone beyond the prowl-l
be floodcdwltb the products of Euro-
,“ .- the-V are allowed ‘0' 00"“ '0’" soldiers. zeal thcy ovcrdid it. They succeeded
‘ fond 01d 3"“ 000“ “‘9 ""‘ii’Fed- in keeping the price of cg!!! abnor-
, slons required by law and ’l cstab-'
pearl countries who will attain every lishcd many things in thetconccm for
' ‘I'rhey are instructed in food values, in mally high A“ through the summer.»
the tests of ‘whoicsomcn‘css and tricks because of the artificial scarcity
we may bc surc.
.Eigbtll Division of the National Ar- to make grown-ups Wm; they could
my. in tho work of that organization 9.0 to “no,“ to Uncle Sam. too.
’.
nerve to regain their industrial lead~ "IF 59M“! 0"th t-IIIDIOYNFJ , ‘
ershlp I They have a library, a social workout
' a doctor and nurses in attendance. n‘
Do not at this time ferret the disaa- lunch room and the building is “1“.le
the administration in every action
ed with 1“ modern sppliancgsvand lat-;
It angers well for
palatabilltyl—and in cconomv in the caused by their hoarding. But EL ropean War started! 9" lmprovclncntn. t . t meeting!
. . 0' / “masconoemwhenlnrecen
”9 °1 materials. 13“! {59 “We in" hm" 1“ to]! j“ to the influx of r of the Yale and Tanning" (30.. emu
b
The purchasing agents of the unar-
g .termastcr's department admitcdly
have the advantage of the ordinary on the market; and aeoordini to are-
Householder in being able to buy in oral dispatch "a", chm”, they
jugs quantities, and in less dégreo to have been min; “0.0 a “'1‘
goods which floodcdour markets after
the enactment of the Underwood Jur-
ili'. thousands of factories were closed
down snd_hundrcds of thousands, of
' hr wn out of war Then
men were i 0 K» and were well mtisilcd with their lot
-the great "f hm” out and we h"cl But Mr. Lynn , Wilson. Democratici
Economical h choldcr. This is but - “a onshtori 1nd “119"“! W W’ ‘Wicsndiat’c. has practically eliminated
m ' in their each“! ‘ .1006 than. The nations M ““3 “W“,thc two shove isiues lrom this catn-
one of my lines in which-thepub- have 1W,” the gum! fit ”a” .nm‘m, their m torso vain. for at ” it!“ speech in m
lie may learn valuable lessons frost helm. The! mic requcskd‘thxt- cold. lure our Well after the war. - and ford he asked the ys‘lfltzrs to rte f
they have been caught with a great
.I
surplus. They havo bad ‘0 dump then! who had been with the ny for fit .
teen or twenty years and in the and!-
cncc were man ney who had worked.
for the company for the last ten years!
it ”manned run
“'9 army. , "$101.1”: M be M. ‘ my?! it i' '9 t" "9?! voter of the-fourth“: t hour 'day and ire? high schools.
' ”—7."— iof the army rstlon. That would pro- Republican Dilute! l0 ”EM“ Minna rota tor his because- wssela
BANKER PATRIOTS :vm “ mm m M, ."pjn. stock. vote tomorrow ill-furor of the “Mir sympstlry with the braided policy
mm. mm start {ammonium-ts. most is
been a In ' uhikfl‘lime of warfare. ‘
The public is changing, its view of _
Ddes any citizenof the county be-
llut‘thst Isn't all they want.» The!
MKS-s dist. warrant stirrup
”bankers. “-lleretofore most people' .whoqbclieves In a WW 1 ‘
. . ly or wrongly, have not been used ’ . I“ W" ‘1‘. mm‘ “ Ir. “.4 "a is: that, H?» licrritt would do other
., - ,tlon has been chum . elected to oestrus 1(qu man, his. belted Meant-mo of
m mu“ a" mm" ”mm“ date than? the rarer-lent that in ten pdminptntiol ‘; infamy action locum Loos-confine of saw
our cum-lei "mm The" t. mt... on! in mm he no fillies“: bu Ill-- -*
“fare been many philanthropic and e l} I I= m so ”may. WWW: “WW
' llosplutoa Mm,_sut their un- bill“? ”:33“ “r ,1 M 1“ .
W w" "or" '1' m m boil-Fr“ ~.M.tm1:“"' 6;, a... ?”"- m”
‘ “‘5’.“ °‘ ““1 “'3' . my. mm 1'!“ , ‘0! tum-tow
tariff ,. n‘ mm , _, m‘ in 0...." a. mm 'sss .. It'llofrl‘liw .
and atomic. i} has 1565'“ 'm ”bile “ QI'l Mullet our 'Mll‘l‘ II. H
‘Qm, . > ‘ . . . , _‘ '_ l
, «tunnel-u the bush mm? " f “,t":>.w..s..-::l:§§~;r
ernffthyW'wasiiW ’- " '. ’ L
, , . lwifli iii ,r ‘
my stubs
' l:
e
118- ‘ < . ' ' . l an or . ,.
13. May by u” Md Administration and at “ashlnzlon during tits 6 pint instead of being harmful was fitness. '9' “' "dd anothcr distinction to WOVEN 3‘0 30‘»? for style and service value
, _. _ -..i, ~ ! _ war. Republicans and Dt‘mocrltl positive benefit. and became the I"mplstunford by sending Schuyler Merritt , $250 I
THE sOLDlEJw MEALs the Bum“ 0' Education The? V'“ have had but one aim and but one Ell-:haard, of education proposed such .110 Cousteau. $235271“, all colors, value ' pair '. """ a; ' " ‘1‘”
One of the moat on r .m b be edited by Prof Charlca ll. Judd. deavor, This does not mean, how-plan yr. Merritt is now being crltl- , - , each . . ....... 99c ‘ I
I rp i“ ‘3 t “I” . f ll Sch I fEdtt-atitn at ever that party lines should be oblit-ivflsed- "3'"wa ”i" plan m slot; OFF'CERS ASSIGNED ‘ WOMEN 8 H08!
Mu accomplished by our army 07- director 0 I C ‘ 00 0 l. l v 'adoptcd sud hill ITS"! no 91“” MI: I i 70" DUTY iN STATE.‘ 8mm Black With White '01“ V3-
=Stlliltltlou is the serving of whole- lb? University of Chicago. imam} and ”m party organization campaign. for how, by any stretch of, i 25' _ ‘ I
‘ 3 b yum what is Uncle sam golng to ”“0”” b” disrupted. The newbu‘tlbo imagination. could a congressman; YII'ee Army Men Ordered to Come to' ‘00 PO-irl of the Iceland “6 cm """""" 19°
m an ,palata It‘ meals, 0" fillflnll' .' , ' ‘ cans in (‘onxrcss have supported cv-have snything to say rcgsrdlnfi‘m, Width” Government Busi- Mud Blank“, whng 811d W
.' t! and quality sufficient. to maintain “‘39“ '1'“ “99"?" and “"9"? "y war méasuro that pregnant 'wtplpublic cchools of the state of ConIcctb noes. I, it w ‘
.. , i w . , v v ‘y w , v e - w t ....... s
. a boom. hardworking soldier in top- Theft“! be “0"" history. 1"" it “’0’” son has asked for. it was the “Email???” 152.3%; :33! 2.1;; dem¢$2$b&21vkgx"g (73%;; $ all! Robe BWI, 321g? We 18mm!"
notch emclency' at a cost of pass than be in the form of long lists of dates. publlt'an lead?” that tho Pl‘wdfimlme United sates government would; army orders ‘of interest in Counted-l With 003" ‘5"le W, 31190 vaillig,$1u25 ' 1::
‘ no cents a, dav per man The October leaflet, for example, tells allwakd (0-. '0 pl" ""0qu "it! Milli?» have nothing to say, whatsoever l eutz~ , . ‘3'“; v -> -----
Vv ‘ l " about thr- wastcrn pioneer the'wsv a live draft bill altcr Ibc Dcmwraffc' The second great uremic!!! that flit; "”1 Lioutcnsnt m“ Rune-lb; ~ ONO F
middliy food allowance is given . l leaders had worked “In" the bill lifglim." an m is fthst llr. Nor: (ignite Gill's!” Reserve Corps, or; on I TTE m. MINE .
u ”397 and ”N“ cantonn‘ents are COiOniai farm Wail r9”. (he BDinn "K n“ Vii? floor 0' ”1? house. The Repub .‘znd :h|?pomn..dfl:;n :9 ma 'tgflfi: fngysoth :3. It?“ :flfi‘vugtgndafd‘zmzdmidl 60m Yaid WIde, new eamive
{supposed to keep within that. That and 6’9“"! 0' “M“ ""th 93"? “at“ llcnnll have put aside all dirt-rams erroneous idfl um Mr. umm mode? Remington ‘ll. M. 0. Common. Bupcrior m” . h . P31“, rm. W1 -25c 13!"
they can do ,0 seems pgulblished by of America's colonial life. And this that may lessen the nation's clfcc- some statement in regard to the some: Bridgeport, for duty. 1’ cg! y! c owe rafirfim
7 rl A d‘ h 1 do delightful kind or history will Show tlvonm. gbelcrca committee ut Washroom: But; Carts-la Walter L Clark and-gem ”Vb“ 0": ”13931.59, ”
-“’° 9“” n t 95’ "‘“Y m '7 - . ‘ 'thst tstcmsnt docs not bear mu the; and Limionnrrt Otto Horetmsnn,l $1.29 . ~ValL, $.00, Sale $2.98
3mm ohm nssntloil. to. Merrill.
was ulmply'opposed to the law 3,.
cooked and carved to the soldiers at almost cvurytbins from factory to William Howard Taft and Chnrlcs E'such ”mum should be '9" to than.
land on through that am about thorn:
ployecs were seated upon lbeplatforrn' ,
fumed worked aunt and «salt-ts
5.0!“: . ;
Councilman Wilson has been asking:
for the support of the labor licpubll-I
can vote. No bettor friend of laboz-l
'evcr lived than the late Congressmw‘
tum. During his life Candidate Wilson !
[had many bitter things to say about
PILLOW ONES l
Pillow Gases, regular size,
good quality, value m . 19c
OIL OAKS
thin-nixed Iron, with
murmur. a room, 533
him, he attacked him on more thurol'lc; -> -- - _. « ..--,-. --__ .75 . . . . . . . . ....... 1.1
'cccaaion and the editorials In his pa-g .ENGIJSH LOEGCLOTH ' - ’ 9
per were full of Whom and suite. Itow ': . . .
:srme six week: after Sir. Hill's death, 0033 m '0“ finish, value , wow 8 BLOQBES
:th': some Wilson is going about the 82. Pm ------ ~ - -. 5149 line sheer Orgamiles and
Voilcs, large variety of
styles, value $1.50 ..... $1.29
gcnuntry asking for ltcpubllcan support. ,
..and especially Republican labor cup;
011an
mart. Twice he ran against lfr. Hill, ‘ '
i
and twice the district repudiated him} Pink and ““0. kindergarten
. ’
Mr . Hill had munv. many frlt-nds; dem’t 731‘" 91-00 - 790 m P N mm
among tho laboring class who will not”; :2'1--———--——-— _________i_. ‘ “OWNS ' ..
forget Iii? blttr-r attacks Mr.. Wilson; , WHITE p ans , .
ills. wade noon Mr. Hill. Lct Mr. gum-«v ,1. Ban 8 3.3 “J" 59", ”ch -------- 39"
oritt be elected by; handwmc majority L “n Ii“, Mill. “new. 7 4
:Norwallt was "on the map" for many . value 31:50 . . - . . . . . . . . . 990 wall" 8 K11) GLOVES
lyesrs because Mr. Hill was
in Carl 1 m “numeric-Gloves, the gloves
'.C0'l'lfll Artillery Corps. directed toi .
prmd lo New {nation on boulnessi
pcmtnin
gourd and upon completion of that’
my rcturn to thclr prol'rPr stations. I '
Cnpinin Lloyd R. . storth. our“ NAILROAD OFFICIALS MUST AN-
tcrmustcr OHIcm's' Rcssrvo Corps. or: SWER'OUESTIONS
gefhto proceed to memd, COMM, “'ASHLVCTON. NOV. 5,—Prcsidcnt
> e Durposc of aunt-"Iain: the Milton H. Smith and other odlci l-
inspcction of knit goods factories. He the. [anisvfllc and Nashville. a; ii"
in to make not to exceed two impale! d ill 8 ‘ . s ',
tion trips pcr week from Wino-ted to toe '- 9 “pm“ CW" “owed to"
Shelton. Bristol. Plslnvillc. New Brll- ll": must Inner questions asked by‘
manNausutuck. Poosonoch and Austins interstate Commerce Commiésion
susrlctous FIRE
(continued From Fags One)
{campaign contributions of that dour
STILL 0N AT BUFFALO. puny. 9"“
destroyed. ’ veg
Union, Howewn Opposes WsIkout of:
You Flremn.
BFI'F'AYD. Nov. SL-r- No lugs wcroi
moving here today as a result of thc‘
walkout of infill who opt-rated the
twelve tugs of the Great Lakes ToW-
iny JCompunyt Swot-st lfirttin looms
msde port and got to elevators they
could reach under their own steam.
32:33: '9'" to anchor "“"de the more. St. Louis and many southern
At s rim-ting of tho. executive cities. ‘
board of tho Tull Fireman's Unioan-u” , .
Local 6. held this aftcrnoon, it was! Local chm" dealers received'notltc
CONSTITUTIONAL from also destroyed.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5,-Louin-
villc's negro segregation ordinance born of Judge 8. Herrick5=
bv the Supreme Court.
affects“ similar ordinances
. n '3? the burned barns.
the men to so back to work. The
prcsldtnt of llbc union. 0. J. Cavan- intern today. that the price 0' the "K. hay.
auh, said the local as an organiza- nlation 5c cigar must now be Incrcun . barns
tio wu not in favor of the nimc-cd lo 60.
moni. particularly at this time in tbei
national crisis. when- the action]
amounts to tying up. ,navlntion in
this port. hmbcr action will be tak-
en at a meeting tomorrow night.
Lieutenant John Keogh, ‘
Devens, Ayer. Mass, if spending, a
few days in South Norwalk. sane in this city.
q '0 the (3”,! Artillery 'WWWW
- \
AT H'ADDAM; JAIL
in one of the barns destroyed were-
l.5()0 bushels of potooCTcro zflflffffl vfr
, 1,500 bushels of potatoes, severhl ~h_-~
lregnrding the political activities and drod bushels of onions. canola-turnips:
and “181119181119 i',.Tho'le were nflc
In contitutcfl
l lprllcticsily all of the year’s supply d A
' . v‘ vegetables for the Jail and a scrim:
,SEGREGATION ORDINANCE UN- loss to the county. Fifty tons of has:
Three iincs of hosc were laid and W; -
tcr pumped by an electric pump. Tl:-
‘Varner at
W” ”d” dcclarcd unconstitutional Middletown, associate policc Judge, wa~
The decision saved and tho jailcrs house was on-
in Baltl- harmed. Judge Warriors barn caught
fire snvcrzl times but, aflcr a hard fight
nWil3‘i1FmVPt down and the only 'dlllll~
{two was colight. cllarring of the . 9nd
Sheriff Thompson estimated the 1053;:
drcIded to make recommendations to. from my Not-walk cigar manufacl tonight at 810,000. the principal loss-‘- ,
‘ lining on the vegetable: .ivcstock and
There was some insurance on flu».
and stock. There was notbirir:
i in tho barns of an inflammablc naturw
land inc‘cndiarism is suspected. This in
of Com? the second county property to be bur-v
ed within a short time. the other being:
barns at the-State Hospital for the In-
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Tomorrow 3 special election will be held to fill the vacancy inCoMcss.
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