ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW. FROM ALL PART. Of THC WORLD IV AA OPEGIAL Will AND OUR OWN OPERATOR
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lntGrctl at the South Norwalk Post
.0fllco as Second ‘Olm Matter.
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”EVANS MEN A
ARE l0 SPEND
t XMAS IN CAMP
Gather Greens and Cut Down
Christmas Trees ,to Make
Things Homelike as Result
of ' Elimination of Fur-
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truttttstttltwurt
0,000 MEMBERS
Red Cross Workers Started
4 Out Today With Renewed!
Enthusiasm to Reach Goal
Set For N orwalk
A month"
, XMASlHlS YEAR
Stand by President WilthnAI
'and Welcome the Workers)
When They Call on You A
ltday Passes
Reduced to Five Per Cent.
(‘AMI' havens, Ayet, Marts, llcc.
9.~»~Evcry effort is being made to sal-
' Norwalk people are awake to the 1
needs of the Red Cross and are. ltelp-..va ‘e
ring/the drive in great shape. A g
.pm-ts coming to headquarters in Wall,
Mreet are. most pleasing, and, while
for from complete. show the way in
Which tlle wind ls blowing and fur-'
nihtt every reason for the hope of the
successful landing of the necessary'
With many sources
to hear from, bianice llel‘orest Lock-
wood, Jr..,who. is in charge of head-
quarters, reported
1900 members had ‘been re-
James Wood, campaign mun-
ngt is keeping the workers keyed
jut. to top notch. A
(Courtroom.m Page.)
0030 AEEflEll
Re'ttalllon's dance from the and stroll:-
age of holiday festivities caused by
the practical prohibitions of Christ-
mas furlouglls for men in this camp.‘
when Major Fred P. ,llraviford heard
that only 1.1300
home for Christmas from here.
Division Headquarters;
to see if special privileges could not:
be allowed Hartford nt't‘n because of
the completion of arrangement A
the battalion dance in the State r
my next Saturday night. Lateito
the lllh]0l‘,fl(lmlllt’il that nothing had
been done. and that "things looked
dark for the dance." In all probability
there will notpc enough Hartford
mm home over Christmas for a liic-r
sized Virginia reel.
6,000 members.
(Continued on Eleventh Pale.)
4 AN “All AAAAAECLARES mum
00001000000 llAli
"Lwantcd to keep the oilice air It was.
Smite Soldiers Being Dis-
charged From Nationali
Army at Camp Devens
:AGrace Baptist Church Pastor
Replies to Criticism oftSer- -
mon Preached Sunday
A despatclt front Canto Ilcvens says
t'jtt Connecticut men are being provi.
alonally d :tclttn-ged from this division
of that national unity, that they lrlay‘.
return home to their old jobs in illuni-A‘.
Mons. automobile 'and motor-truck fac-
The wormon prcahcd by Rev.
u;
soon answers. don. ~ million, one. 19, 1917
L. Cloudy Tonight and Thursday [7
——v____.—_———t~
'tttttttttttit 480000 Home SililllEllS truth SHAKE it two
. 13323.. with tittitittts MAFIA 15E .le Pillle 00 llit llNE : ~ : ;
Favor of Combining Of-'
wot mt nun WWW, BliWEEN 00000 AND PIAVE
An‘audit-nce estimated at about 50A —-——-—-— |
people attended hat was supposed to . , ‘ L Bug '0, Dec. lit—Fire
he a public hear ng last evening. but Bridgeport POI” FOIIOW Upmlfigh Uxarted early today in. theE
which really was a testimonial to the - - ' ~ St t and A
popularity of the building inspector, Evrdence Pointing Atojb‘llrtghmitrgb s. bulgfgfltwfbflbundtefi sol-
hnd also’thc fact that the contractors‘ “Texas” '3 Man Who Kill. diers into the furor-1.1m" cl d. Thai
of the city want the building inspector . i av 'd in the front rt '
to may righ on the Job where he. was.’ ed Pannelll :Aafhe“::il?li:lcg A): did not swish.‘
The lllt‘t’llllg had been called for the - ' The army men. who are using tfieA
purpose of allowing debate on the con- ' A building as barracks. were able to re-
sulldation ofghe others of building in- BULLET HfllE turn for the night. Defective wiringE
spector ant re chief. and it was be- l l to have, caused the tire. . ' ses
Iit‘Vt‘tI by all that tho-re would he aev- AAA "flame“, Md. Dec. l9.——Re-0M0ther KIS - Maloney
:‘ll‘tll A‘AtAlFAtAiAAnAOiAAlAdAAAAkuA favor ofmthcn IN “MWAY vised estimates of the losses caused; Good-Bye After Sentence M
l hilrttil o , l .<lil t- as mine er- b the tire e‘r] toda destroyed a, ' - A
tlhlt- “talk: has Ill t‘l‘l going around [IlPI ! foyur—story bulldinyg in ”1: business mm; *‘PI'ISOIIQI', Pleads GIIIIIYA
m) lt‘.llll\t| to how some people were‘ , . tor of the city and damaged two ltd-5 to Manslaughter in Dan.
.‘lutintz on to "get the scalp"‘of.Mr. lolnlng buildings. placed the total;
AAAAAA‘AlAlAA-A mteting opined will \layor The Charge ASCII!!! “Bib! amount M ”001,0“ M0,”! BrOAbfhnA ry C380
' * ' t . n . > n , ln , clotbiers, and er '
‘1 lionovan. (‘orporation Counsel Quln- D0“ new UN“! €33:er Comctilission Company, VP":
tum. City (vitriol. l). Robertson and m ‘
it'rttncllmt-n Moore, Volk, Eldridge. BRIDGEPOB? w __ ' ’m-rp slightly injured. toourt yesterday afternoon on the
,Stcvons and Russell present. hi or.“ advanced 3,, th‘hgmtgtl ALBANY. N. Y. Dec. l9.——Valuable that” Of murder. Thomas Mg.
Monte Solarolo the C
the Fighting and Berlin ,
Announces the Capture of
Some of the Italian P A
lithium _
, tflhillllfi suit?»
ithe principal sufferers. l-‘ive firemen; When out to plea in superioriGel’lllan AII'DIM DY”
Bombs on London, Essex“
ill'd)0l‘ stated the purpose of the meet. “cm” from I I “| with m'patterns for the manufacture of ripe- loney alias Thomas-Eoward. plead- -; and Ken
ting and then invited anyone opposed the con ,, , . l l ' ill b p h and ed guilty to mangla m d
. ‘ . clusion lb J. e’ cal eqn patent or Br 9 , renc us er an this
tgtht- consolidation to get right up alias "Texas" fired! tmthotflngAA-bt'm‘m submarine chasers were de-=Was agreed upon by the state's a't-t
‘ d 5"” “3.“ AW 0"” started '0 ”"0 "‘1' wounded Morris Pound", of 802 Go'd,aatroycd early today in a tire. of unde- torney, Homer 8. Cummings. Judge}
On the "altar A , AA its! front, , '-
‘a few minutes tlntll the mayor started on lfill street, that he died yesterdayA‘ermmed origin. which virtually Gardiner Green immediately sen-1the Allstvaerma
“‘ ”WW" “9 mill" “0““ lb“ bearing ' Arttlned the. manufacturing lant of the traced him to'rix tars in fig n .
if no ontt wished to be heard, when A" St. lincents hospital. p y p 0 at
16eorge ll. Thatcher Company. The Wethersfleld. Public Defender Robert‘slmng 9501'” it) 51108 W93]! P01!“
Philip H. Fielding rose and requested Md“ 5"“. 0' Tutu. sloss is estimated at 5100.000. to, mp0,,“ appeared for Maloney. i1"
tense and through
south to the Venetian
the Italian de
,tllt‘ indulgence. or the council while he I“ ”YA" m 3“” ”MAMA" "A? lAKFWOOlt \' J Dec l‘t—The On ’the night of Mn "
. , .. 4 ‘ --- .. .. . y 19 in Dan-.lt to rush
“Am it [Aw words. 1:201:01?“ch “fill: that Texas Lakewood Country club was destroyed burv,‘ Maloney Ihot and “AAAFdAI’Iains
Mr. “pillmguald that l". ”on. from a r r spans e or the death by fire today. The property loss is es James Stlerle. Maloney is a yo‘ng Brciita last week the invaders dew
, , , ,
ttn Flltftrlf'ul sense because he was an M ”Ml" ““3 detectives yesterday “A' tlmated at u wards of 100.000. ~ . .
electrical contractor and he was ““00“ visited the famous quartersA ' p 8 lmun from New Yo”, who we"! 10‘
Checked . east of the
the heavy losses inflicted
tworlt. In a quarrel between tbeispite .
' item by the Italians, have
more familiar with that end of the of- 0' ”A“ KPYIAOM (All and ”Baby Doll": , amen Stl 'l . - ill on t
tier thanAin any other end. He said ”Om“ and We 3 ""95 0" AMBA'°,MR ’ MERRII I MAKES iwas'prepflAreAb “A: 351:3: “iii: idiosg‘syruck at tw
I ; A
that at present the city had agood ef— “‘9 how "T“AW' could bl"! All! Pan-
fli‘lt'ttl man. who has built up a gmd n Ill when there was a door of solid. d d body was found in the woods
0 new points on the
Asiago and the Piavo.
Monte Solardlo, Wont
done in self-defense. S‘tierle'sgline between
omce in the three or fouryenrs that 99“ “1:99“ “It? 1'0 men. A ‘llfaBethel j _ Ah
l... hm. occupied it and that he, the Texas is said to have u atandv . After Ame young man who “1811mm and the I'laVe, has b06030
speaker. took a great interest in the A”! "little the dub about“ feet Aonly 20 years old It“ taken his t
/ I
be center of fighting in this sector.
can and that every other electrical from the door whiten Rancid 1!. r ‘ AF‘A’“ in the “an a" being sen-Berlin claims the “Ill“
tcontractor in thy city did also. and
here still the
mm ”m m m mu “y m, "WWW on Eleventh n23). IOpposes “Dry” Amendmentimc'd' “skim" "l“ °'°' M“finalist" positions A
tenderly
" on Ground That It Wouldwnh tears rolling down her
Italian conntcr- .
attacks in this region,
lscd by the
him goodbye. . pulse of
Vigorous
‘Mr. Fielding declared that the office
3 . ' . . . . . . tcheeks. Mrs ‘ ‘Maloney fwalkedt
,uns .t help to all poor mm in [IN city ”A [IANIIY Be Sou" Legislation, Not I from the court YOGA”- lRomc says, we" repu
who wanted to have their houre wired .
ct'rrectly and with safety. and tlllt Organic Law ' l
AWI‘lllt' the rich man could afford to A \ _.____
llflVi‘fll‘f‘Illlt‘t‘lH and experts come from WASHINGTON. Dec. ’ l9.~Con~
iloston to tell hint about what should. gressnian Schuyler Merritt made his;
be done in the matter the poor man '
maiden speech in the House Thurs-l
{had Mr. Finch to rely upon. that Mr. ‘ . d . , 3 ‘
__.. . Hollday Demand Months“? 3223ng fieh‘; :‘TE'gfgfiggncggg ~ A
[Continued 011‘ Eleventh 7“” manufacturers Prepared fortstltutional mndmen’t providing tori A l ,t I
—— A defenders. West of’the Breath the
AAustro-Germans have attacked in
[BALL ' A‘tllc mountain region anti Berlin
. . . Asays more than 1,000 prisoners
were captured.
There has been no cha
front ill France. Infantry fight- "’.
ing has nét increasedgyld the artil- ,
age on the ‘0
. national prohibition being under con- - * ' '
LACK OF TRAC [URS A III Advanm sideratlon. he asked the House to al-A After a "”15 and varied 9‘79" ‘5 allcry continues to be‘actlvc m oer.- A
A ’ low Connecticut to decide ‘0‘. herself baseball player with Eastern and mAtl-Qtain gectors,
T0 REPLACE HORSES, i NEW YORK. Dec. 19--"N°lwnh',the question at issue. He said: A ‘ die-Vt "‘9'“ teams. William T' Col‘
WASHINGTON. Dec. 18.~l.ack of throughout the nation. New York CAlYiibat we are living in a government in , dead. He died Sunday morning, 811613
hurchfi farm tractors will handicap American is not going to suffer from a ahortageiwhlch the majority rule. Nobody an illness slncerMay. which started,
. "' . t .
toriee. Reltre'ul‘tatlves of factories in minute “A the ('m“. llaptist (A
Waterbury. New Haven. Bridgeport.
irunrwalk and Danbut-y have written
it: Washington, and interceded per-.
sonally with officers. on the ground
that. unless certain men Were return:
ed to their old jobs. government con-.
tracts could not be f.lled on time.‘
More than 30 men have left for Con-A
_'mcticut from/ the 304th regiment‘
caused considerablc discussion, inns-AFN"
much as it is reported to have con-
tained a note of disloyalty.
such statement arid i
tor resents any '. .
loy.0hcltl that 140,000 tractors. averaging that be had enough candy in stock to from belng revolutionary, because if ball at number of years ago, started'
the following letter declares his
shy, and that of his race t
at the Unll‘pd States be present to replace the horses taken from
Nor-walk. Conn. December lit.
Dear Editor: l beg a little space i
your paper because the flue
arisen “Is the-pastor of the G
=tisr church a loyal American citizen (use of machines.
This question grew out of a sermon I!
preached on Sunday night. last.
some person or persons present under-
stood me to say among other things
that the negro should join the German
Appeal after appeal has been made'
the factm-ies. whose names
would not be a visable
asking that drafted mrn be allowed,
to retum to the job of turning out
munitions. motor trucks and supplies.’
In some cases it is said that manu-‘~
factulers of government
have also tirade the same request.':
So far as is known. none but Conl'l
necticut factories have been granted;
thit- premlssion. but it is likely that
.otbcr cities will be allowed the' same:
disc-urge for ‘findustrlal reasons."
A No wholesale or blanket. exemp-.
lions will be granted. no
mean a right-about-face
ernmental policy. it is only men ab-
oalutly needed. men who have 1‘8',
sponsible’ positions. who will be given
this discharge...“ far as practical
working of things 30. three men are!
permaneutaly discharged from the na-‘
tional army, but they will still beat
“the summons of the United States
government. Thev are considcrcd'as
having been sent to other worlt for,
the. good of the nor!
son given for trausf
rut-o nap—l the great loss in farm labor by added (Continued on Page Seven.)
and'nrcctlrg the capected demands for
(Continued on Page Twelve)
MOTOR TRUCK
HIT BY A TRA
WARREN. Ohio. Dec. lit—Liberty
Motor Truck Number 7. comprising
one of thirty-three military motor.
trucks cnroute from Detroit to New’
ort News. Va., near Braceville. Ohio.
was struck by an Erie passenger
today, resulting in
death emf Frank Pappelo.
Ohio. driver of theh ’truck. and er-
louslv injuring John Litzenbllrg cp’
assistant; of Mineral City. Ohio". The
motor truck fleet. schedule to reach
Warren. Ohio, at it o'clock last night.
had been delayed by a heavy snow-
lca the same reaf
erring typewriter
.1 France to look
t-mr repair work behind the battle
STEAM'ER SUNK B
U BOAT DEC. 5'!!!
AN ATLANTIC PORT. Dec. 19,-
Sinhtng of m.3fl .stealnor City
of Naples on 1}ch {while under
Mrom'brya Gonna}
SHOULD SEE LEGAL
" ‘ ADVISORY BOARD
0 All registrants who desire advice out
it . grandma-meat once see: convoyv of
some rue-beret the Advisory Board.‘ submarine was repflild' on “0.1!"
either at their once or it the calm. r
Bond a the Town flail; Norwalkl‘orA
(‘lty Hal Couth Norwalh.
P.1d. Registrants should
not wart until the last minute so the.
be”. today of an marital;
leamshlp. The British vessel. which
was in ballast, was just-ahead of the
American ship when torpedocd. The
1m". farmers in producing huge crops next of candy this Christmas. An lnvestlga-tquemom that this amendmpnt is from leadpoisonlng, contracted While. The
unless large orders are placed tion among the leading candy manu-t propel-1y before this House and m“ working as a painter. {in Fran
facturers of the cl“t showed lhlltiit is constitutional if passed in The baseball career of Mr. comnsvchanges since he took over the
command from Viscount French. 0 '.
London and English coast tom »
‘again have. been visited by German .
Numerous bombs wow;
London and in Essex
with the manufacturers at once. ac-
‘t:ordlng to estimates of steel men died while all complained of an acute... constitutional way. But that who will be remembered as a star;
nitvlth the Fund Administration. it is augar shortage yet each asserted does not prevent this resolution pitcher by many who followed base-l
lo horse-power each. will be required meet the Christmas demand. Candpragsed it will put into the Constitu-' with the NorWalk team then in the,
irl II ' the London
standing the lack of sugar felti --Mr. Speaker. nobody quemlOns lins,agcd 54. of 66 Greyrock Place, AAA‘Times says isdmalltligig importmt ,.
' ‘1 ‘4
flanges in his he
British Commander—
ce has made virtually no->
adquarters titan.
makers, like everyone else. have hadttlon social legislation that has never-Connecticut Valley League, in 1887..raiders.
farms for war purposes. As tbe_norm- their normal supply of sugar cut Off-{been there before. It will take away He was with that team for One sea-{dropped on
1917; at lrltt'lor output of the country is Under federal order. each factory lfi‘undoubtedly the great distinction ot sonalnd ‘the next year be secured “Aand Kent by the enemy airplanes,
which crossed the coast early
Tuesday evening.
[planes met tb
niabout 80.000 10 horse-power machines to be allowed from one-tenth to one-Iour Conatitdtiou‘ that it is the fund-t position. with the Quincy till.) team.t
;the farmer will be unable to offset. _'_._. lamental law. and not an instrument“ in the lnterstate League. In 1899 be:
for social legislation. - xrested his arm, which had been in-‘A,
"In Connecticut years ago. before I lured in a game.
British air. , "
ft defenses sub-5" ‘
The only hope of manufacturers in TROLLEY LINES {became active there, we passed a: The year 1900. and a few years af-vlam] thranti-aircra
'State-widc prohibition law. It went on tor. were especially bright for Mn!
tractors. harvesting machinery. farm satisfactory. that it was repealedfithe Portland (Maine) team, in the,
jected him to a heavy fire. The eas-
mbm' mm: In that production in THAT ARE LOSERS'for five or six years. and was so no. Collins..who planed first in 1900 withtuanics and damage caused have
"WANNA and om" “WAC“ can be ' . Since that time We have gone under New England League and in 1901 on
HARTFORD. Dec. Ill—Former Con ‘ ‘ ' .
“wed"! Am The manufacturer can- gfessman Lewis Sperry testified be?
not been announced.
loml license. which has been very the Stamford. A Russian representat _ 2
Leon Trotzky‘,"
not contract for labor and he cannot fore the public utilities . commission satisfactory. As a' matter of fact, none in 1906 and 1907. he was with the been ordered by
insist on a greater allotment of the
steel industry's output unless he can
show tangible evidence in the form cause that was found unsatisfactor In the i it rt of th 1 t '
= . Windsor. did not want a y a er pa 5: as season.
of osdfcts ht; a Scatter increased do. $3355?ng system. ,for them. The small towns and coun- he was with Waterbury.
man or pro or. s. ’
yesterday that in the six cent trolley
{of the large towns or cities have con- Bridgeport team. under Jim O'Rourke.i he Bolsheviki Forei Minister
fare bearing that the people of hlaA ““0“"! been Ufldt’l' no license: be- still a figure in the up-State lengths:n demand of the (A'cl'AItrl'aI Power‘" '
at the peace conference at Brest-
W. E. Jones. statistician. recalled toAtl'Y places are under no license. After that he retired from baseball, LItOVSk whether they all"? to .
Th“ manmmum “‘50 A” ”“9"” the stand. testified as to the routes otr'hich Works satisfactorily, and the'and once again took to painting. make peace without annexation:
cd with the railroad transportation
it. com I: that were unp
l”"’"‘°’““ “d “a” "‘3‘ A“ ”“2 ‘ng' All: said Arm: there were ten of th'eseg'orks 9811318010111!- ' and attended the public schools.;
particularlv All March Md AM“- When lines that were particularly ”prong; “i think that is a fair example of where he first gained his knowledge
rotitable.Alfil’Ke towns under license, whicht Mr. Collins was born in this city, and indemnities and “on the pm.“ .:
ciple of self.tlefinition of national” :
"he “.00“ ”def 0' shipments ‘9 Europe able. including the Anson” West line.f “”131 should 5° 011- There I! no 901% of baseball. He was unmarried. He is‘ATOAZkY “3 "39.0"“ A" h
will be in force. be will be unable to the ammo“ loop" at Waterbury. the sible objection on our part to what survivn'llby. two brmhersflsdwud,‘Allled partlctp.
3“ machinery ‘0 the farmers. The Stafford Springs line. the Wesfport-flhi‘rmlddlt“ '85! 0!" the W83! may with whom he lived, and Micheal. al- that treatics Wt
manufacturer wantsto hhlp every ma- Saugatnck route, the Water streetfltave- II 111 Y want license. they so of this city. Two nieces survive‘sepamle peace arranged.
chine he can produce ”“5 wrnter \A a liner route in New birth. the Fan“ ; should have It- All we want is 10 hint—Mrs. Edward J. Gleason andAdications of the internal situation
dealer or former just as soon as its "may. route on the New Britain dl_-.have the say of our town social legis- Mrs. Jennie Finnerty—and a nephew, in Russia still are lacking.
palm AS ‘3'? . vision. the Center street route in Nerl- ; lotion. . Matthew Finperty.
"I“ it oovloua that the farm im- den. the Middlelleld route on the Mid- “We ill"9 in Connecticut a thickly The funeral service. will ‘be held:
plement men are anxious to increase dletown division.
ll be broken and As: A
The old French cruiser
unit was forpedoed and sunk
Aset’tled manufacturing'diatrict. and I “’cdnegday, at 9 a. m.. in St. John's rcn
their turnover." “HA3 F00“ Admln- hose lines Mr. Jones said were pickdam perfectly sure that. if this legisla- 11 c_ Church. interment will be in in the Met
”"3”“ official. abut we ”“5“ “Am" ed out "at random." although the com- tlon could bet tpassed promptly. you Spflngdale Cemetery.——Stamt‘ord Adj. and the submarine which attacked
‘ that be A3 901‘“ 3 0‘“ “ dldiculty party knew that htey losers. would not help the war at all. As vacate.
grafielgugt be taut “6:38.13"! "1-4:; . —-——-——-t-——- a matter of fact. no crisis of that kind . -—-—-—-r—‘—""
u ’ ta 9' ° 9 ve_ ° 0“ A‘ H. T." KING ELECTED MAYOR OF exists at all. because under the act of ‘ REAL XMAS BAZAAR
lies that Americans are capable of .- MERIDEN . this Congress giVlng power to the . “9‘30““ Store windows will beAl
unlimited endeavor and capacity one President and the Food Administra- . M.“ of beauty “a brllllgncy ton
—_—_
litsrranean last Friday,
her also was destroyed. The cruis-
er was being used as a transport
and carried military passengers
all of whom were .
f the crew of tbc‘crui ._
they get onflthe 9b.”, Defeats pull", Republican 0”,". ‘tion we shall have temperance. and “w“ as ne'er before, The exlmeli'members 0
“*-
Mi ”“igzg'fahgfifi? 1335.2 MERIDEN. Dec. l9.—-Heury 1‘. King. "1'“ 7"" 'A“ ‘” W’““' m" attv assembled in perhaps the but of
l
. prance. It mm“ '0 A“ l° 9‘" its kind shown in years. The buoy
, thrift cm in plus of sold 3:79;“: ;."m°:;“&d1fl'§m".§°:, through this“ socalled cinergency leg- Mo, 3,0,9 00....” mt, ”amt
wow 1?. Parker. Republican. no ““03 '1!“ “me i! M “new“! the spirit of Xmas. This copay is a
_. on Christmas gifts is suggest-
ed Howell Cheney Director for u “my." 1
. ' ' 8| _ Republicans elected eleven conditions “A“. . “"9”“ “"3 tho much welcomed feature in this beautl.
In ‘ Efiklfitt‘t’ie‘hiflihfim'io tlIe '° n" ‘7”! Well!“ 0'0 00M" l' “W” I, you mm of sood cheer. ‘
3" .m ' crate only tour. which. will the the . M The Sentinel. as usual. etxends its.
banks of the state today Mr. Cheney tlou 0' the ' "I” di- [Mill DAYS. has to the B o. d!
vessel was five days out from Ply- asks that they suggest to their cul— dates for sborll. showed that the wmy, may ' and Saturday is that its 'elorta will be
mouth. England. the master of the tumors the advisability d .qlvllu, .mug applied only to being labor Days are fasting days of w tb the blunt kind of a holiday
questionarles must be in one week af-
ter they are mailed so that delay in' American0
,veuel reported. He did not thrift stamps and war savings Cortlfl- the head of a ticket. Hr. Parker obligation. and will-be so observed in bonuses.
beiindblsttckat. V lmstmwlnbeopamlgbt.
upsetting to that is serious. ' throw the etc of the crow.
' “
lcates as holiday gifts. ‘ ran .1“ vol“
\_0 “
' )
its. Catholic church.
out. by 110 Vofu. "l“ "A“ enable ‘“ to m h” it gecrgeons holiday “SPA” '0 annual", which displaced 7%“
Dec. 19kb,; ' “rift.
y mobilised comm of
ii: men between the
us and 43.
% was anxious
(coatlauioa swarm). _',
Agents have been.”
govemmcn' t.
troops all-cad
all eligible and
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