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it] ill Hill A
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3 Income "of $105,000
Vottld Be Acceptable” to
Red Cross Here
lllli'll‘llu
,illllullls [ii
on Displaying- the “Red
Wammflueststtsr.
unflstmsmm.
lull luv illill
lilliill___fl_i Nlllu
Members Will Be on Duty
This Week to Aid Those
Who Have Been Called to
Enlist
The following members have bepn
SAY ull lilill’
lulu until
SMlll ltvolu
--— Mun prises news more an. Pairs or me woun Ir a soloist. wins sun ous own ovens-rout
souls soswasn. cons, mamas, cacao, m1.
lUlfli-liilllfli _ , lullulvuluul
Hill six mulls Hilli Til sulll
111mg; of ftheuuphyiitfliflepartment of Motor Ve-
i on o Prui- 'cles Issues
anhsmflzrgmfigflau gode ' Complete
.- ll m a W- I
Alleged Embusler amt’flfiuf:“';.&£°‘fl‘fa‘3hf°5
selectedcfor service on the Legal Adv
visory Board for Thursday, December
20, at South Norwsill:
George H. Vosburgh, Nehemiah Can-
dée. Joseph ll. Taylor. Joseph J. Lin:-
weiler, Louis 8. Been, Albert N. Pohl-
man.
Norwalk. Dec.
John B. Lawrence,
Goidachmidt.
South Norwaik. December 21, Fri-
day, Morris Land. William F. Griffin.
Nehemiah Candee, John Dwyer, Wll-V
ham 1". Tammany, Joseph J. Llnchll-
rel
er, [9. Mead. Albert N. Pohlmsn. ‘ , 1
Norwalk, December 21, Friday, l.no'
Davis, ll. Win. Gregory. 1. O. Gregoxy. ‘Qave weapon to Baum].
Witnesses Tell Coroner Phe-
lan They Saw Him With
One Having a Nickel Bar-
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E. J. Quinlan, L.
‘ross” in Your Window—
,nal Drive to Be Made}
’or Members 3.
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ed Cross workers in Norwalk are!
1g at another; gun] in Addition to
. of securing 6,000 members in tile
;.t drive. The income of $105,000,:
ting to $500 per month. has
. offered to the Connecticut chsp‘
which makes-the best showing in'
present campaign and this 8500,
thly will be given ta_tlie chapter
the duration 0 fthev war for ivy.
it purposes. The money has been;
led on deposit with the (Mummy,
» st Trust company of New York
and three Connecticut men or
losses will act as the/Judges. i
e offer is of szh a nature that'
smallest cbspt in ‘COnnectlcut‘;
secure the prize. It will be de-'
- on its merits, probably on the'
tog:I n'uam’iier of members..secured
ea c s nine to the
of the city“: l! e 4 chapter isi
= ed. Thus all chapters have ai
t opportunitrm the cor}
; . The are -of the Rom
, were izfdorll today ot the or,
slid are r odblilfi their efforts to
Somali: on the map. It lit up to;
people of the city to do their share‘
ards mulling ,its capture possiblsi
Coming Along Nicely. {
it» Red Cross work in this city is.
fling along nicely. Booths have
-. erected in the theatres, in some
tuna-«maid Five)
. EELER Now FOOD ,
’DMINISTRATOR FOR
' FAIRFIELD COUNTY .
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ARTFORD, Conn. Dec. 204— .04
hlld Wheeler. of Bridgeport, was’
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Hurt Scovllle. the Administrator.i
o. duties will be in Bridgeport and;
l‘rfield county and will be'similur;
'thOse of Thomas W. Parasol in
I Haven. caring for the mutual
ti thus relievein the home office in_‘
is respect. The office in theCapitol,
it continue in charge of George M.’
riders, chairman of the committee's
Food Supply and Clark‘T. DurantJ
ho looks siter'tbe legal and statist-i
al-work. » - g -
Walter s. cal-do. or Hartford, was‘
so sworn in alas volunteer worker'
d-vvii‘a Almon 'r. Judd, of .vl'otorfI
~ y, and JohnxPorter. of Hartford
Hook after hotels, minus and]
. uurants and see that they fulfill;
sir signed pledges and observe the
cover regulations for n "iueatless
uedday" and a “when“tless Wedneo
y.” Mr. Grade will represent the
n -. Mr. Judge. Mr. Holmes and Mr.
‘rier the restaurants and lunch-
ooms, the first named serving as
.. times of the special committee.
.UGAR HEARING
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wasniNu'rON. Dec. 20.~Testimo~
y of Earl A. Babst. president of the
merican Sugar Refining Company,
agar-ding the sugar shortage and in
newer to charges of Claud A. Sprevh-
, s ihst the American was aided by the
nod Administration was continued to-
iay before the Senate investigating
v m-lttee. ,
‘Some members hoped to call Food
dullnlstrstor Hoover and George as.
l'. - . director of the sugar division
. ,tho food administration. today. and
. etc the sugar Flwnry Might.
mated into tonflrrow. Ir. Hosverhas
‘ ~ttoappssybeforetbe
‘9' m?
its
a. m ... Wm“
vestisstion. the vie-dim
turn its attentisa‘ towtbe
ps9.
ers in ,as assistant Eederal Food! '
iconditions of our nail-mil finances.
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.ucsted to 'the purpose of thrift stamps
NEARLY ENDED,
- . 'inlestlous‘vere Mould‘b’e eg.
it: 3 iron
‘ 1 pm '
is. ‘%ool&AdlnlIfI¢rl- r
* Gutierres’s
M. the «status as the sugar in- icicles .bim-
usssiswhere.ssidtodaythsy
eoslabsrb m
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Frederick Buckley, S. J. Keck-r, E. M.. .
Lockwood. Texas Early Sunday Moms
South Norwaik, December 22. Satur lng
day, Cramer C. Hegeman, C. l. llrusb. “ -—-—-- t
as: nightmarish? is: 3:1 8:: :“léi‘
.. . . . , e y see an on me a
gldéilgigfvbiehemiah (lander. Wlill'mlrl‘l‘i‘tiilivereg,‘ black coward. when l
. . o in to ve up to the police last
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bewraulhiagflludazldlehruldlths 33"“? mowing after the battle" bad.
. . - l- ' "been in progress for several hours."
J. Keeler Fred Buckley,'N. W. Berle-l
' . said James S. Graves. put on the wit-
dm Morris hand, I: Mead, Nehemiah'm” stand at the inquest of Coroner
caAlgieOf these gentlemen and any climb“, J' “'9'" yesterday “"7”“
the men in the following list can' hmmd an evening ”v" the shooting
and deatlrof ‘Morrls Pannelli, of Gold-
‘en lilll street in Bridgeport.
The testimony that Graves gave
while on the stand for a few min-
seen at their office. and Herbert R.
Smith, the town clerk, is at the town,
clerk's omce. city hall. all during the’
day.
be dvi ' Board of the 26:11.0!” last evening was considered the
(hang? A 80” most damaging of the entire inquest
Members: Charles E. Williamson,‘“d several 'imes be quoted “Bally
Doll," showing that he ellevcd that
e had a pull with John T. King and
illiam E. Seeley.
Examine as Witnesses
The inquest resumed yesterday af-
ternoon after a lbhonr Dacia last
Monday consumed seven hours of yes-
terdny W ~last night. The
inquest apt-nuL . o'clock yesterday
liarieu, chairman: Judge Nehemiah,
Csiflee, Norwslk; in IC. Gregory, Nor v‘
walk. secretary. _
.Associate Members: Norwalk. Jo,
sspll l‘i. fi'aylor, James T. Habbell. Jo
sepb. J. Linsweilev. Louis Sensors, Jo
seplIJL Gray, John Dwyer, Henry W]
Gregory, George 3. Vasburgh.. Danielr
. wispy indies and large towns In
Pleading guilty on ‘two counts of WV ‘ b give " '
embezzlement of waste bronze Draper Illnals, is the
. sfitcnee of a statement is-
amountlng to $3,500 each. Dissimila- ., the C ,
J. Fuchs of Stamford was sentenced ' W onnecticut Department
~ , ' . sbicles. yesterday. The
to grve six months infill . ”icon 1 code as'formulated by
count. and pay a fine of Mussel
"*9 in if ;
CON“. Hil'pltysipal Mm fill- m en ollows
. “Signalling with the horn seems to
vanoed as a reason why the uni be understood by all drivers of motors,
should show leniency. " ‘
. and such accidents as occur, where
l‘uchs was general manager of the the use of this particular device is
Baer Brothers bronze powder wongicalled for, are due either to defects in
in Stamsord for a period of is years ouuipment, the horn itself being out
and was a trusted employs, hviug'of commission or not assertive
entire charge of the plaushg. During'lesough. or because the driver is pos-
that time, according to ,allegatlom sessed of one of those undesirable
made by. the owners, m but been temperaments which allows him to op-
taking waste metal from the plant'erate on the pic that all heneeds
and selling to a person in New 1 he do is to the horn” and the
for his account. The total also} world "l“ “9“ and 0N!» The ‘9'
”re alleged to have acceded stamina“ born as be easily remedied.
in value. . . _ - (and the class of drivers referred to is
“a W. camel-his? to 'Milsnppiiy. nmll one. It can and will
mg. M guilty are to Gnu-i“ made smaller as its individual
element of one in m 8!, "urination! are ehended.
and another lot 31., 31. u 'M- "8151!.“an with the III! to lndlcnts
.1 83,500. M "yawning? islnozfa necessary
Civil suits are, pending la the “"0“ "“7 m",
superior coprt against Fuchs furrow-limem “'9" ”mu" Connecticut 9"
lug similar charges. and be is mmartment of Motor Vehicles in con-
“de as defendant in ‘ leorce m""ducting examinations is requiring this
brought by his wife. knowledge. Such signall are some-
l-‘uch ws ”what diversified but in a general sense
ford. wldelvuk¥03n?rl?e:$g‘amm§r :1 the following are the accept forms:
wealth member of various clubs. not For “ Mt “r"? mum”:
of which State's Attorney Onion Can.i To Stop. Extend ‘9" arm “‘1 hold
m. “u “w . member, and are it stationary. (Some professional
charges created a sensationin social dme" "m" "m “9 “d 6°" from
circles when they were made. 'e ')'
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Prouecutor Carter said he had been' Turn Left. mm“! left arm and
informed that Fit action from who” it stationary. (Sometimes s ro-
kidney disease, that he had no viiah.:”yt'?:t:r;" 1"“ from 'Tm from
'0 intro-e I penalty which; night ".3 m t-
"m h 15w pe' Klimmmlm u «mam .m- m e
W h m . , 4, .. 1m.
lmpoa rat or t -s statem' ' ’ '
senterme Judgs‘»bi. C. Downs. vaoi Turn Around. Signal the direction.
Keogh. hforris Land. Leo Davis. Ed-l' , Continue until turned.
ward our-1mg Edward Quinlan,i and lasted until 0 o’clock when Cor- rim Fuchs, "’0 made ‘ pl” 1°“ For a right hand drive machine:
Wm. a. Griffin-Jr. , ’oner Phclan ordered an a , em "I “W _ To Stop. extend rith arm an: hold
laymen: John A. Mills, Edward RAIN" 7:30 to allow time for slipper. stntionary. Some professional rivers
Meade, Samuel J. Keeler, Herbert Ki'wm 7:80 until 10:30 the coroner ell-'LIFE SENTENCE FOR move arm up and down from elbow).
Smith, Albert M. Pohlman, John B. amined' witnesses to find just whdt STRATFORD NEGRO Turn Left. Extend right arm and
Lawrence, John Calm. Nelson W. lien- they knew about the raid and; shoot- W I ,becllcn or rotate band fromrear to
‘edict. Henry C. Seizer. Joseph Macksy. ing of last Sunday. ‘ 0 K LLED WIFE front,
Frederick iiucltley, Albert T. Eldridge,i
PJ’hilip Castellano, Salvatore P.‘
Getiuarlo. (
New Canaan: Edward Rutledge. Ed-
ward C. Rutledge..flsn'ry Kelly, Rob
on B. Morse. ' ' ’ -.
Wiltonzz Edward K. J.<Hubbell. ‘
were 28 witnesses examined by the
coroner and at the closing of the
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(Caittnued on Sixth Pass).
(Darleu: Stephen R. lloyt. ORGANIZATION OF
' . ' TEN HEN CLUBS
URGE BANKS T0 PUSH A —" . 5,“
THRIFT STAMPS FOR membership in the “ten heir lub"
was amocnted yesterday as a sourcr‘
CHRISTMAS GIFTS of cheap food by t e sub-committee
0... ‘ , on poultry of the. mlttee of food
. Howell Cheney, director of Con- will)”. which mains} the Garde
necticut of the National War Savings Hotel in New" 'iiiv n. «it; was
Committee. has issued an appeal to pointed out thfll About half of
the banks of Connecticut, asking that
‘they suggest to.their cilStomcrs lhi'
advisability of giving thrift stamps
certificates instead of the usual :tsld
pieces as Christmas and holiday gifts.
Mr. Cheney's appeal ilas lollows: »
‘Tastead of retaining 'nhe former
custom of your patrons giving gold
pieces to their friends and relatives
at the Christmas season as in past
“veers, the Treasury Department at
Washingtonds now urging the giving
of ’thrift stamps and of war savings
certificates, which, as you, know, only
be purchased new for $4.12 and ex-
chan d by the government on Jan-
uary 1,1923 for $5 each.
“This is a. year when thre should
be no hoarding of gold because of the
the poullrv farmers of he state have
gone out of business it account of
the high pricesof grain. This means
a high price for eggs and meat, even-
tually. As a means of meeting this
need and saving much of the 'Kitchem
waste which is being lost, the use of
backyard flocks is advocated by the
committee. These flocks are to be
designated as “ten hen flocks."
' it is proposed to organize the state
through the use of the‘farm bureaus
and tthocal committees of the Con-
necticut State Council of Defense. To
every family that has room in its
back yard will be pointed out. the on
portunlty for producing cheap food
and the opportunity for pa riotic ser-
vice by increasing the producing in
this state. Professor W. F. Kirkpat-
rick said:
"it is not impossible to expr‘f‘: 1,00.)
flecks in every county. Ten times ten
would mean 10.000 hens added to the
county, which number is wolf worth
while in these days when evcry bit
Counts. ’
AUTO iN'SPECTORS
HOLD CONFERENCE
A medtlng of all the automobile in-
spectors in the state was held yester-
day afternoon, and Commissioner of
Motor Vehicles Robbins B. Stoeckel
conferred with the men on the new,
rules. and the regulations governing
the handling of automobile traffic.
. Twenty sanitation for licenses
were received . at the Bridgeport of-
The lessons of thrift and economy
honld be impressed Oil everyon" as
before. The public must be ed-i
‘and War savings certificates.
'fo the purchase of these stamps
and certificates the people of our
state will become educated alongthe
! lines of saving which will make condi-
tions for saving in better condition
1‘ for many years after the close of the
’war than ever befire." '
GUTIEnnEz JOINS
HIS B
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i EL PASO, Tessa. Dec. zo.—-Euiallo
Gutierrez, former provimnal pres-
lident of Mexico. the taken the field
in Coahulls. joining his brother, Luis
,Gutierres. who was recentlv' -1 lies and list the New Haven atria.
'ed tea-vs captured Iosotovs, as- Thls was considered nged shawl-s
l‘quis and other Mails towns, se- {or as first day. . .
“cording to La Prensa. a Spanish While theseoffioss are tent
fucwspsper published at San Antonio
-'l’he- article stated that many of
former followers were
lfsxiesn ederal officers
office-yesterday that if the
patronlse thematflcisntly to make
worth "whlle. they, will bemade no
out year. lbs/Anne
infwmation bill is in charge of the
' outerm- ravototsissrvlottleo and ll.’
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to!
bond fl'm'
During the inquest yesterday there .
Ned for 10 hours.
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instltdions. it warm” at the mail mm'
, L _ Turn Right. Extend right arm and
William lichens, colored, of Strai- hold stationary. (Sometimes a rotary
font, was found guilty of murder kinetics of and iron: wrist from trout
the second degree by a jury in thc’to rearz. ‘
Superior court yesterday and ,see Turn Around. Signal for direction.
tenced to life imprisonment by Judge Continue until turned.
Gardiner arcane. The jury delibeiai- The importance of s systsmstlsed
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The American Hat Company Social
Club composed of the foremen of the
various deparunents met at the Hotel
brutal committed in Fairfleid countylglm%finl?tt$:i:: :ggfiijgyerb:
in years. According to the testilnoruyng‘: and listened to “no” “or.”
Roberts walked down a narrow pathlud' hel f ul talks given to them by
at the rear of his house followed b’ltheir fellow members About sixteen
MYS' Roberts, grabbed his “(9' 'Mewiwere present and all enjoyed them
her down among a pile of stones and‘ selves The Million of the club is to
cut her throat twice. She—struggled bring .the various foreman closer to-
te her feel, walked a distance of five' gather and to produce . spirit of unity
Roberts. trial listed five dark. I!
was accused of murdering his wife,
Mary Roberts, whose throat he cut on
July 4- last near their home in Strat-
i’ord. The grand jury. indictedi him
on a charge ofrmurder in 'tbe first
degree. ,
- The jury retired at 3 o'clohit,'l'ues-
day afternoon. At 11:30 word came
that the jurymen wished to tetire for
the night. Cots were sent‘for but did!
not. arrive at the court house until'
3 o'EIock.
The crime was one of the most
feet and fell - unconscious. Eye- ”no" them.
witness testified that Roberts leaned The menu follows: . ‘ > s.
over , the prostrat form and beat Gm” Frn '
the woman in' the face with his fists. Tomato Bisque ‘
The defense put up the claim lbat.0lives
Mrs. Roberts attempted to stab her;
husband and that in ‘lhis she was
' ‘ Celery
Boiled Salmon
Pilot of Beef
assisted by a man named Coucher. Roast Vermont Turkey ,
Coucber, the defense claimed. struck Cranberry Sauce i
Roberts behind the ear. The blow. it Grilled Sweet Potatoes I
-was claimed, knocked Rubens umGreen Peas Mashed Potatoes minals.
conscious. The accused testified that! Waldorf Salad l
his mind was a complete blanlt fwmjcefiream .
the time the cutting began until he Coffee
was.plsced under arrest 15 minutes
later.
PAlelNEllF' ‘
~ lulu will
Michael Bonneiio. mo has gained
‘ " like,”
and
ERIE AND MONTREAL
ERIE. r... Dec.
W. E. Palmer. and Son store and min
was estimated at $150,000.
«HOWELL. the. re.—'rae »
(butane Church of It.
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hehssrls senate
losses theilsstesjtstesm statics
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lstend‘ left ‘ arm and:
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Mushroom Sauce
Cake it proposed to re-open the question of
luvs SERIOUS FIRE
2‘1”?“ Whith'would not be re resen
swept through a portion of the bitsl-I p M.
lness section yesterday. destroyed the
ed the stuck in the tsore of C. 0.'ties have been made at various times
Johnson. The Second National. Bank-by the. National Cattlemen's Assodnr
Building also was damaged. The less
him; tbssosds'
melt at a £131W
prom, was destroyed by to. m
streefiitsrday. Ina-loss is-covosed by issue-
snss. ‘
mightesmsd
hborslory of
at Deer Coal and Cole Company. MO-
!msswal'hs diserstolmassrlm'l‘saasmswm
«m' ., toward
cloudy and rum Tonight
Silll Minimum ,,
iii initial or Account 0F”
‘ (unit or ill units A
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liflll tumult
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a of being friendly to
the Constitutional Democrats and
the Consent, the main factors be-
hind the counter-revolution.
Rostov-Oi’i-the-Don, recently re—
Kaledines. Who Is Report.
ed to Have Been Arrested -
byHisOwnTroops
Balcony Mistreatcd Christ- """ ”3 '15
_ tan Priests at Jerusalem HERMAN “Milling
l WASHINGTON, 20.—An official
dispatch received here today from '
France says that the Turks before
surrendering Jerusalem to the ‘
ggiizh hrIinllY mlstrefled Christian ‘ ‘
. es s. carried ’off the famous treav ' ' ’ D“!
inure of the Church of the Hullel:ltisll 31“”ng m "
fifth valtueld I; "millions of dol-’ trig the Past Week Were
, sen o r n the church' our ‘
cel'ebrsteg ostczory :f Militants». s 17’ ‘ mm 01 F
gr. amas , tePatrisrch of
(Jerusalem, is said to have been de- A state of siege has been pro-
posed from his office, and Father claimed in Petrograd and the . .
:‘icgsrduo; an hltaliur; priest, to h'vegUknininn Radaliss “fwd to
e m t e of ects of Turkish? -
”mantel . eobey the ultimatum presented l)!
The Church of the Holy Sepnlchret-thc Bolsheviki governmeili: ‘DP'
mallcoalficmrd in [:8 ytglr 336 murders in the capital, due, it is said,
e rs can spot w ere llrist rose ' f wine cellars Ind
from the dead. in the year 614 incl“; the my: $160093“ the 1.001..
buildings comprising the church were H 098’ f fry p
destroyed by the Persians. The orig “15an 9 3 ““9 ° ”’3‘” .
lnal building was in the form Of a Relations between the Ukraine
{mun't‘im the slim or fillvhlcil survives and the Bolsheviki government "
o te existng con exstructure. ' '
which asslimed various forms in thelh've Mt been cordial.tTl}llc Ukraine
course of rebuilding during the dud-i118!l refund ‘0 Emil,“ , “1W. ..
die ages. The edifice was badly dam-,troops to cross I“ . , .7 *
‘ugbebggrkincmved to secure 'dlta'ck General 15:11:11 vik' t I”:
. . e l roo O
tau-um is. principal right, to “m“‘wlh‘fi‘luaaw .. i.
ibuiidfis. ad with the Americans! _ l
:mlmted most of the money “boa” ”'1 7°”
.tbe erection of the new church. Tho runnn troops.
'diispldated dome. oath which the gOvernmnt has
sepulchre is situat , was restored by rainisn Rad
,‘iirchitects of various nationalities in)
use as the mutt of an agreement
made with Turkey by France and
(Russia.
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lported-eaptnred by the Bolsheviki,
lie now said to have been occupied _
Monday by the Cossacks of Gener-
lal Kaledines, who, according to
lanother recent rumor, had been
arrested by his own (gens. The
' Cossack leader 'aceo ing .to a
Ophir Chapter. 0. FL 8, was the . .'
mm m.,dlspstch reaching London from
mfr°ltu°iege§l¥gn§°§g the 'Chgteril’etrograd; has propdsed to the
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““9"“ ‘ ”“9““ i0 "5 mmnrdBolsheviki that civil strife come
"l" M" “M ”m cm“ “' ”to an end by declaring the lode.
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gillm‘r.°iulfidhgého $336 lpendeiiee of the Don territory and
presented Mr.- and Mrs. Van Covering providing against Minimalist in-
'with a utlful rocker, the‘gift of theltenenfion there ; .
ism'fi' :{ffifil‘fg :fl’fid‘kg“: "5 Between Monte Grappa and the
consisting of selections by the Epworth Brenta 1°“ ll“: “31‘3“ “01'3“?“ _
League-Orchestra of Norwalk follow- front, the Italians are reSisting
led. A solo by Marion Jarvis, recita- desperately the renewed Austro-
tlon by C. Dawson and daughter, duethennan eflorts' to break through
by Miss Minnie Mannam and Dorothy a! hills to the l aims The Ital-
H. Jones was enjoyed by all, after“ e . p . ’
,whlcb refreshments were served and tans, after withstanding strong at-
dancins indulged in. until a late bow. tacks and inflicting heavy losses
"' ,On the enemy, were forced to'retire
BEEF TRUST T0 ' ito new ugolfitions when the 6:":-
VES . ers bro t up reserves. t e
BE IN “GATE” isouthern end of the Piave line, the
AustrocGermans have been check-
empts to cross the
-WA8HlNGTON. » Dec. 20.—lndicn-» '
tions were that Chicago packers ed in several alt
may not be represented here today at‘ fiver.
tithe opening of the Federal TradeICom- 0n the western front the Ger-
missions investigations of charges malls have not ya given strong ’
that incorporate relations exist be- . . _ , .
tween the packers and the Chicago indication of where their 1ahdveatis~
e er-
Stock Yards and Chicago railroad tor-39d drive is to begin.
man guns continue to bombard
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mm’ m “munch: muvariona sectors along the front
file stock yards' ownership at hearings'flrom the North Senate the Swiss
border, ineluding’the Ypres and
[glen-cl]: New 33?. Boston and proba-. d
5 y “50' ”W“ “ “(Chain cares and enemy rai -
{packers would be vo and 1‘8,“ r , .
subpoenas would be girls? Advic'eg ing jun“ 3'9 1‘3"“.3198 the.
.3 from Chicano last night quoted spotter .British and French soldiers.
in!“ 0! the packers as saying they. Enemy raids have ben repulsed
1}, the British in the Arras cares
‘ug'liuti'é'wfefi'filfl'fi axil'agd northeast of Ypres, while the
J yards and the railroad terminal radii-Trench have repulsed an attack at
'Regueville, northwest of l\‘lerdu'ili.
' t strengt on t a
'tion. The hersbavecoutended that GM spreaen .
they my» stock in the "m "western front is estimated to~ap-
' . prom-ate the mainline re ' .
last July, when it was 155 divi._
sions. The Allies, however, are be- .
lieved to have a- superroritypp .
l
The com
Mavens
pass NEAR NEMO
momma. crests. Dec. semi Br“ tipping losses for the
Ill"! In“? were killed in an ex- week'toial 17, a decrease of
m It our. No. I of the Dari| m, medgzith‘tlio pinto!-
wseLThsnum rofshipsofmore
“1 than,“ sons lest [SIM sta—
,tbsrednctionbe'mginves-
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