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In the Land of Wedding Bells
1 Wondenmefaneing tonight
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Myfitlhshine Jane
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When the Boys Genie Home
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"Palace Theatre Bldg. So. Norwalk, (It.
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:L'PUMSH CAMP DSVENS TRUANT onefsixth pay for bein‘ absent without
' 4 . . - tleave.
es m". Private from p", and chasgcd with * (insertion a few
alty of 0mm“. weeks ago. A general court-martial
_ CAMP.DEV.EN8. Aycr. ”a”... “pa convicted him oi. the less serious
. it.—Private James J. Callahan of No.,°h”ge- V
12 Sast eDdham street. Boston. mem-i Cnilahan'a wife made a spirited da‘ht
. b” 0‘ Company D, 30m infantry. was‘tosave him from the disgrace and
yesterday sentenced to Ben... six severe, penalty ot a desertion convici
.‘ «months atJtard labor and to mnen‘tion. Although in delicate beaith.ithe
. jibraved the cold and came to camp to
imake a personal plea for clemency.
, A ruling of the War Department
.i‘made public here yesterday decides
absolutely against pennitllns’the sol-
idiera to go home. to vote in, December
icicctions.‘ This will prevent hundreds
of Bostonlnen (mm casting their ball.
lots in the mayoralty campaign.
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gas-v- fraught at one- ‘
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He. was arrested in Boston
Laws AdeEted at Annual
Meeting— lethal! Held
My llama. Bureau mains to».
and molly. of
not lines.“ the km 0L: .9
annual business.mwtlng which open-
ed at the headquarters in the Post-
providing for more powerau'and ,lra
corporatinz more fully andloleaely
alarm»; W.W
were adopted. Reports were heard
(rein. titanium advancement!“
lo! the bureau; culverts were elected
”or the flaws year._.and a new
was approved. meml‘lfi served
lat the MethOditlt chapel and this aft-I
iternoon's. meeting in being held .ln
i,(ldd Fellows' hall.
I Officers were. elected with several
2channel: as folloals:
. President. 8. l.. l’ie‘l‘l‘t‘polll. oi
lllldgafleid; :vicc'prmidenl. Dr, Wal-
gurer, W. ti. Cerelaml, of Nos-walk.
Executive comlttce ~~ Blackout.
li‘ce‘mesldrnt and treasurer. lira. E.
m. st. Schem-k. Wilton; n. A. my
John..New Canaan: ll. ll. Mallory
,and (lounge A. unaffilmlmryp 8. .
ll. eralll. South Norwnlk; and I". H.
.1 Barn. llroolttleld.
( Tht' board 01 directorwl CLAtehi-
«on. Sherman; John (immune, New
ll'airiltlti: l‘. ll. llccrs, llrookncld: W.
"f‘. .lohnvon. Newtovn: George Hac-
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»Kay.“D.tnbury: A. A. Havana. Bctbel; .
:A. (L. Barnett, Jr., lleddina: FHE. '
it‘lhitc. Ridsellcid; Sterling Jittflell,‘ "
Timothy Ryan). Stub.
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illumination;
liord; i). l-‘alrchlld Wheeler. ,. Bold”-
win: .l. Arthurralterwood. 'Bastolz
w. B. lmknooda Weston. . it my
tell». Wilton: .W. ll. Bu. . .Wesl-
port: S. .l. Wriaht, Norwalfii D. A;
St. .lohn. .New Canaanrlfa.’ ll. Q,
Ogden. Stamford; Mrs. Edgar Auc ’
Jnclosa, Darlen: Roger 3.:Jlaldwi ‘
[William Glover, Fairw‘; m
Directors‘ at large-«Tyler Redneld.
garcons/loll; William H. Reid. Stain-
ii'ord; H. B. Mallory. Dnnbury: Mre.
il-l. G. 1!. Srhenck. Wilton; Mrs. Wal-
glace N. kitchen. Newtown; Miss
lMary Linda Bradley. Ridgenold: Ed—
ward Hurrah Bridaeport.‘
The-home monomer committee for
the. coming year was named all fol-
lows: Mrs. E ll. H. Wk, or
Wilton. chairman; Mrs» J. C. Downs.
of Danbury: Mrs. Samuel (‘1 Shaw,
ot'nrldaeoortr ltiss Dorothy-Weir.
Herbert Ogden,
of Stamford. The committee will ap
point town chairmen for the bane
rcononlicu department. _
, AMI/WOL'
The tentative budget of about 812.-
500. iaciudina a government appm
‘pr'atlon amounting to about one-
at tin.- mowing.
During the past year the total re-
ct-ipla for the Farm Bureau were Sill;
1119.16. and total expenses were 810,-
233.51. leav x a hfllflnt'r in the um.
lury o! 82. .65.
{calm—Alt hummer.
tggnmc AVE ARRIV-
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IS: EXPECT-
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loft and Dntpm whiie from Lon-
don it is roportt'd large forces are
being sent from the Baltic-Block
Son front into thc‘ Ukraine and the
(Josanck _ Provinces, Whether
clashes have occurred between the
Boishoviki and the counterwevoin.
tionists is not apparent. The Boi-
sheviki Government. controls. vir-
tually allthe direct meatla'of com.
mnnicntion with the interior of
Rtussin.’
amounts .
Lilac tt-dilneslst is?
My Wk”. 10
filldlillc ,
Nearly one thousand prominent poo
pie in one'cltyalone have ”W1!
testified in stand automate that'
thonuie‘ cared them of coughs, colds.
bronchitis and other forni- of winter
complaints that 1111'.le tneir very
existence. Other thousands in other
sectionssoi the country have added
their testimony. and all unite in pro
claiming Linonine the most elective
Iedlclne of itajind known to science.
swellhu and irritattoifi‘ that can!
the: disturbances. It is ' a truly wu
derlul remedy and is pure and whole-
mne. bring an emulsion, ot flaunt:
'0“. lrishalloss. Eucalyptus"! other
{lam maul. all. confined in one.
and known theworld over as -
-An.'w we 0! the Failfleid‘
Harri
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And Other ,‘lllroatmd ’
Relief lawman by removing the f.
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The trip of the scourge of the seal
is now. after moi warfare. felt
air-.mm 1W. “9::me
Mala mt myths whole world
1'5"“; w, hub—horror .Ble
vary-my“ the «I. yet out of
III: , that
total-refill?” short (in: the entire
"arid would. in one way or another. he
at mourn-y embass- slowest and naval
W , ' datum
.sdJlLdldstt Handsets" realise
that Ilse marine titular-e would have
fiu’m‘udim'fi“ usability to
raise crystal and do his bit in the line
'nf {nod prlulurtlon.
”all it has! The unr itself in its
wilted day inward We: 01. [alto-ll.
Now the sulnnariue wurfnre has re-
tlllutd the supply or Spanish pyriles
from Which sulphuric acid is made.
This sulphuric acid In haul in liw
.AJuaufas-iure. oi: add. plwoulmie. and
aim in the limiting of cmnplvle for-
ttllaswa. Without it raw rut-'k pilot»
as", am within an
1‘ ,. p i L... w A 7 “ 4*
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“liter which would usually acne up-
proximately 150M acres or con.
“'1'” tree»; ether ml...
parowwummwmwm low
lilm' yiw up to military service the
hull of illt‘ form. _ . ..
Domestic fiyrltes Help:
" But this storm] mulls” “I!!!
thus no lrstllllzer. All over the t'ulltl-
try illl‘f't' m’r Milli“ tllllllPhilt‘ IinmtllIt
of m l‘lls'p. ’i‘hm- cowl-causal are he-
fnr I‘vrttilzwr also. purl it
tiara. l. Ills-In Wilkinstmtzlt.
fraught mule no.llt--e,s.lauoatlle pyrite-a
laingiu r tin-n that of smut-sh pyrilt-a.
and xlw unilmusl’trmlowcr. The. onus!
and the mist . at. handling. greater-.3
Tim-l- farts. sat-an inevitably on, ln-,
nlul «stimulate (rm/liner. l-‘m'imiuieli’.
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to the Mediterranean la a fave
Pilate has but ’ttle nylctlltoral value,
and many materials now used in for-
. tillms maid not be larleded.
, mus carrots: Lama-m.
' These l‘panish pyriles arelsallally
shipped from the port of linelvs on
it» eontbleetvealst 01 spam. this side
of the Gibraltar Gateway.‘ limiter-
ranean heighten returning irom Eu-
trupoitalre on these-pyrite at very. low
.frelullt rates. mo about slaw.
Front lluelvo the pyrites are carried
to Charleston. to Havennoh. to Nor-
folk. Its-Baltimore, and-points north.
At the places the pyritcs are burned.
the snlplmr separated and turned into
~We «ti, Inter-on. tow forva
this acid is mixed with rock plmlwlntte,
“din this .3“ would [Mphatc of
moms.” need. in other tac-
torles this id phosphate is mixed
with the blwd. trope nod tanisasc ’0!
great slaughter lumen. and withdtlter
material» carrying nitrogen. for the
proshicllon of tin- cvunplvte fertilizers
on which depends the production of n
audit-lent supply or food "rims.
Some of [ham Mlltcrrnnean
freighter-l have loecrt commandeered
by the government. others have been
sent down by the dreaded submarine.
slid Hill other! are tied up in neutral
ports nil over. the world.
. .' Conditions mamas.
Few farmer: mun the serious na-
-ture of theme. 'l’emaps the over-
sige boat inftbls trade will carry four
imdv toll» Winn. livery ton
of mitt-layup . in the neighbor-
hood of (our, of acid phosphate,
l or up tnclah rtona of cinnplcta fer-
tilizer. Every four thousand ton bout
taken 'frmn. the pyriteo oorrylm: trade
means a loss of the acid for thorfer-
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route followed hinhute worrying pyritsa from into. The entrance
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to‘sii't other . ' '
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however, lliia‘llicreaso to cost is more.
than imam.” the increase its price.
which the farmer receive;- for his drop.
Were tidaenot' tlieoaae. the American:
liars-rs andvllso American fern: Would
indeed be in a bad way.
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worse condition than perhaps you;
thin; except'thclr souls.
last rout-it of «uteSUennan army. the
entire muntryelde wan devastated.
No living thing remained. no birds; on
animals. no tree-t. no crow—nothing.-
vWells tver .. all realise of.i
their former in us and buildings Were ‘
defulllshed."
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“Help'ls hogtied and traded quicklyfl
Our {undo will be. nerd to bus (094.
clothing. forming implements. fertllg
tt’riultti and other aecealllies as re-
ported in us by the War nt‘llt‘f‘clfllr-
unu- llouse. livery gift will be marked,
'mvt-n with gratitude-and good will;
from the farmers tit America—«through 5
their Overseas Acre-Fund!" The
nlmw statement is firoal a panndilet
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m'hirll is carrying on- n campaign to‘
help the? farmers of France. 1
Use High-Grade Fertilizers.
With “fertilizers. high. priced and
more thtayeas. it n more lnutortant
than ever tome hilll'lMfl lather than
lauu‘»urade._'gsuls, Plant (m1 nlvvaya
mats the calmer-morale low-grade
fountains, and now there in an added
argument for high quality-ole“ freight.
uplift) in mural tomove a given
amount of actual plant food.
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yflfis’n‘iflb’éplg’?‘ was; 3‘“
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if: mailman. bywflsi'hhmfids «out: . ”
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Malawi may. Wt tutor. in?
,mnmmnizu-iurud mt» sulphuric It'ld .
leads. as ‘ '
”at the '
of. himr. in album lamina)” Mailer” ._ ;
cream» in the rust of nt'itl liliowplmlv, '
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farmers 01. France are in tar: :
know. They haveJlteraily lost ever)”: a
After tlle‘ ,f,
lzcr, seeds, livi- stock. building inn-1 .
ianllell by the-Overseas Acre' Fund. -
it than allot cup
. Oil Heater.
The. Perioclion
i~ finger tips and.
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31300. .000 in use.
'No. 500: Perfect
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New York
~Witch it’s cold outside, your
guestfinds nothing more welcome
» glowing. warmth of a Perfection
feeling of comfort—.maltes your
hospitality complete.
“When coal is same, the Perfection
is your- security against cold‘rootns.
‘ Economical—.eonvcuiont—hand-
some. Gives eight hours glowing
- warmth on. a gallon of kerosene.
Rc-wiciting is now easy with the new
Cones trimmed and burned off, all
So-CO-ny Kerosene gives best results.
STANDARD on. co. or NEW roux
Principal Odin-s»
of tea—.and the
soon warms cold
toes..awalu:ns a
ion Heater leclK.
Albany
Bosto-
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l’lllhADI-ILPHIA, Doc. 11.--There
la a little Preach church in the heart
of Philadelphia which has given and
given to the great world strife. ever
since the war' began. life blood and
widow's mites and,in the race or por-
erty is atill giving, giving.
Notono man between 17 and 50
years old remains in the membership
of the,Little Church of St. .Sauveur.
Twenty-second and llelancey streets.
All-are at the front; some are with
"the French army, some are with thex
United States forces, but all have
gone. All are fighting for the same
great world ideal.
They...have left mothers ,wives and
little ones who do not complain. but
give to the last penny. not only "’rg'graphed Dr. Harry, Garfield. peanut
.Fuel Administrator at Whitman»:
those they love, but for the relief'oi
all muttering.
Nearly all of them are working poo-2l . .
pic, but. in addition to the stmasle'reliet they will “lose marl tor-w tn thqh
for bread and butter they have found gorernment.” ‘
the way to adopt‘ and support four
orphans .in France: in addition" to the
incessant knitting and sewing for the
littlowar orphanas here those brave
women. have t'also. foundtime to make
and send countless woolen comforts.
and relief supplies to the war victims
in France ayi. Belgium. the orphans
and the wounded. in fiovenber they
subscribed to the starving Armenians;
TUStthEE MKIBV um
SWIE‘I’I'POTATOJN BREAD
'rusx‘aoan. an. Dec. 11,—“...
bakery at ther'l'ushoaee; institute. has
been soceeaatally experimenting with
onset potatoes as 'a partial substitute;
in halting bread. This bread in com-
posed of approxitnnhiy l\\tl ports
.white flour and boiled,
.mashed sweet potatoes. [The n-sult o!
the use of this combination has own
the. saving of about 2M" pounds of flour
each day and there is no very appairv
eat difference between this bra-ad and,
the bread which is madg wholly at
wheat hour. The potato broad will be
used exclusively at the institnw as x,
part of Tuskegee's program of war,”
economy. A booklet describing 30111061.
iwhnl in detail this experiment wit);
aWect potatoes has been prepared at!
Ithe institute. i
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flow zero weather prevailing. Hit" coal“
shortage was so acute in, llhio mdag .
{that Governor James )1. Cox telei‘.
thatyunleas Ohio people get llnllll’dldu‘.
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