Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, December 17, 1917 · page 7

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ily News,

iss isshelie Damon. who recently
.. t to Washington. has secured s no
u with the govenment.

A grmt evening a! cheers tor our.
. try and goodlehser tor Ollr’bOVI.
. Patriotic Count/IL at War We
the Armory, Fridsy evening next.

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sleighs.

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. socisl: awss held-Friday limitin
4 Norwslk M. E. church under the
vices of the Phllsthes class. A ‘de-'
ttul time was bed by all.

. Prices» on jewelry are low this
.. . Brand’s Jewelry Store. Washing-
, street; Booth Norwalk.

The regulsr rehearsal of the Ameri-
- bond will he held this evening st
it new «otters in the Frost block;
orth Mob “for

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' F Dummy Motors ..... 3%. I“?
; Orange Finishers 13 381W
‘Orssge Mailers l at

Newark Finishers ml“ 10
Mark Makers 76 :29

Bethe] Finishers 21 30
Bethe! Makers 17 14,
r' Mullet). ...... 145 117
r. Nowell: Finishers 21 21;
Nor-walk Makers 13 ' l!
Newbie-sinuous 30~ 151
Total ............... 983 1.831

 

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* The vote. follows:
Deanery Finishers... .‘laf is:

Toesoy that, Mr. Greene's election “
was s sprains this bottle: dzs» "
,txict would be putt 5 it mildly. lien
prohinaw in the local associations

 

snge sod Newark. but they-expected

its» also by, s oil-tut“ msaority»
"Mr. Greene's ism poll; in every d'.sv

at. butters. Theyssy theytdid mi."
helices the. Norwslh ”consumer;
detected. but when the ballots were
lost night. it wss found thdt Mr.
Greene had been successlul by almost
s two to one vote.

the election was the vote cast for

was thought that the local associa-

 
 
 
 

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admitted that Mr. Greene would mhke
an excellent run. particularly in Or-

Jtlsst llr. Bentley would-be returned I; AUTO malmmu" 10014. "c'

:trict is considered .rclxhhie. by.» lo. : .
counted-sud the resultstsbuusd late -;~:

Not the least surprising iesturo at 5:
the, new president in this district. lt .

 
 
 

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PERGOLATORS
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tions Would give u substantial ms.-
Josity for President Scullsy. but he
wonwby only 12210638 in the com-
bined Finishers' and Mskers’ locsls
and in -tho entire distict by s single
vote u thelewhuruh. shops. will».
sre in this district. went for Is.
Gnossbyshdgmsiority. lobar

 

sm.;nx B 'y received 470 votes
to 84? cost for Mr Greene. but the
alumni: .shsss rises the We
elect s WW 0! .thich preo-
ticsily wiped out’ the majority rot-the
local associations. Before the elec-
tion in Bentley’s supporters in this
.disirict lelt conddenhthst he would
shun-«too modality hers.

i The vote lint Greene rmivsd in
thev‘Onnge. lslters’ association is
chsrscterised by prominent local hot-
ters us being nothing short st remors-
‘sble. in that local 420 votes were
all but one ballot. Mr. Smiley hsd
been Miller inthe New Jersey dis-
tricts end he received strong support
there in motions center” for the
hattsrs‘ presidency. it was admitted
immerse-s Wreath-strong

W. but it was thought
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dsy sir-ling. Concert st 3 o'clock,
cing 9 to 3.

 

A letter wss received here last week
om Bill Ends. lie is now'sorne-
here in men as is mu with John.
rsns, Joe Mueller snd Fred floors.
ill reports he is fine.

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John Reid. tor many yesrs greens-
eeper for the. Greenwich Golt club, is

is country tomslre a set of golf

oose-neck putter.

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Joseph Dyson! New Haven,
y of bsnhuryy.-llll.:enllsted in
val Mane “may be call
sctive servicoyst any time. Mr. Dyas

otic Colt-en or Ws: nuts. truism;

—Meu's and boys' csps. O'Brien. .

esving. He hes not decided what he

' debut and." 0““ 5°“ him "mung support for Mr. Sculley his
0 well. Remas- the first In“ 1" triends contended am the election

inhs. and he one responsible for theI

—eott hst om" Xmss presutlgwuuons and Mr. Sculley would re-

fmfl' the national oflices should be dlvtdod
the Ns- between the finishers' and mskers’
ed mm associations did not work to Mr. Beul-

tlt .. ; .119”! he
'Mmlxot.’ their"
Proddent Bentley is s Nerwalk m
and his ,lriends considered thst'ho
would hsve practically the unanimous
lsupport of the Norwsilt local. The
,retsrns ’show,‘ however, that. Mr.
‘Groone curried the Norwslh district.
recoiviss as many votes on Mr. Scul-
iey~in the ilnishers’ association sud
six majority in the makers' local.
The testure of the election thstlin-
i terests iocsi hatters to s considersble
.exteut is the support accorded Mr.
'Grevne by the several finishers' ss-
.soclations. Mr. soulley is a finisher
'snd Mr. Greene is a'mslter. Mr.
Lawlor, the secretary-treasurer. is a
maker and it has been the custom to
divide the national emcee between
the finishers and makers. Yii‘"seelt-

would be unfair, as it would place
'both national omces in the hands at
makers. it was thought that point

out and the new president received ;

Min Orson. when he is very ;
that -

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You may reproduce every data. b The WHO Iadliotl Book by
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December Fashions now ready.

 

 

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‘would have great Weight with the
members of the various finishers or-

ceive general support tram the finish-
ers. '
The result shows the argumentthst

Iley's advantage. in the local linish-
ers' associations. Mr. Greene detest-

“ "'9 son of Motor 1°“ Dyss of ed Mr. Sculley, receiving 185 votes to
the New Youth" film and Hurt- 131 cast for Mr. Sculley. In the 01-.

lord rsilrosd. allots a graduate or the sage finishers. Mr. Greene .won by s
Dsnbury MW 1 and was s mem- r'ngahfl‘h‘r‘lngnfiefitmgbm
80 EVE . .

b" of a” M and football tesmsl it is admitted the "changes Which
sud csptnin oltholhlketba“ tenant? Mr. Greene proposes in the method
the school du'fl‘his senior yer. .othyiunsssssments. secured strong
support for him. At present the ss-
«8m. sessmts are laid by thewcm».
"system, each man paying a certainl

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——Mrs, Newton! sing the
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Ii!!! “0'6? M” You will "”5' the national organization. Mr Greene},
"Amefies." NM music and done-proposes to clause the percentagfii
in: at the mm of We! I'm to O i P“ "M ”c
- - . mills member of the orgsnisstion psying.
Ilusic, ‘Amltlfl my 0' the same monthly not rsto.
1 L _. Just how the chsnge in adminis-
,trstlon will meet the loci hattisg
Few wss the one tome M'oollv
.versstion in locsl hsttlng circles to
. day. Mr. Greene will take oflice on
” January 1. it is min, trimdsuot
Mr. Greene say, that . he w ve
MAP“! much thosdtt and consideration to
the local m Hiawatha. .
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