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sppy New Year ?
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Yes, it’s the new year, all
right, but we are not very
happy. Think we nugh
though it we had plenty of
coal. Possibly may of onu
think the same. 'l'here is this
diflerenee however—you have
your-own troubles only, while
we carry the burdens of bun.
dreds
The Fuel Administrators
wish us to see that all coal
is evenly distributed as far as
possible. Some job, causing
resentment in some cases, but
most people are reasonable.
We donotdothisbecause we
like to but because it is vitally
necessary under famine condi-
tions. We ask your indul-
gence and consideration.
This is our guess. The very.
worst of this coal trouble is
already here, right now, and
., it the Weather Man will grant
an armistice of a week or two
More resuming hostilities we
we almost sure of better news.
The Governmental operation
1 railroads will be of great
“stance. We had coal
‘pped by rail December 4th
quite some time ago you
m-which is not here yet. If
we had it today it would be a
Isl-saver. Uncle Sam will
hp the ears moving. We have
his at loadintg ports that are
" .e to come/along soon, but
.0 weather prevents quick
On the whole we think you
may take courage as to coal——
provided always that the
weather gives us a fighting
Wishing you quick deliver-
ance from all coal (and other)
troubles we are
Sincerely yours,
THE FERRIS GOAL CO.
THE NEW SCIENCE
.EFlNiTiON OF cmnopnscm
chiropractic is the donnltlen of 3h.
pm of the disease std the art 0
-llustlng the some. nimtue is cause.-
1- a wrench, twist or ~train‘in tho
" 1.“. Even if done to childhoot'
, . creates pinched nerve: and pt'Jn i!
‘“ :flar life in the different organs ant
Itnbs
Chiropractors remove the cause 0 '
disease and pain. health is l‘restom .
through harmonizing the nerve
rys
"m in your body.
an special attention: also curvature ;
the spine! You will never regret
fitting the Chirpractor a chance to
you .
. Motto treatments given also.
'1'. FRANCIS. ll. C.
Graduate trom Palmer School.
nus GREATEST
. .rooo VALUE
silic’s Pics
fl Most Economic lies-
Sold at All Stores.
Then.
..l.ll. Mallory
DENTIST
17, 18 and 19.
-.-..-.,
{g'rhc Sol-walk Poultry .\~'.~‘ncialion it
idly p: riot-tin: its plans for its an-
‘ «entail-y show it.) be held at the
n ' t'cmbly Hull January 17. iii,
19.
‘ fin unusualmumbcr‘of cups will he
' tied; including ill.1 l’nt Stork (flip
“... rod for tiln first time this season
‘ he Stall" Association.
, l . prize money for first and sscnn’i
will also be increased in the va-
eiar'es.
Monks and fu'l information
be obtained from President John
Norwailt; Myron Osborn or
Bracken. south Norwelk. at
of Shultse's Sanitary Markels.
any member of the Norwalk
allocation
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. . will no doubt besfn toteol
at base after a while,
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'ullruullls
lSon Made False Affidavit
i that He Was Sole Support
of His Mother, but She
Had Married Again. ‘
NEW YORK. an. .3. r—i‘harued with
i violating the rclm'tiw scrilt‘f‘ lab. (in
When you buy just so much board, flooring, trim or sash ‘
youmissthevitalservioetlutcango withall such lumber
products. Service first in the planning of the work and then
speedy service in its complefion and delivery.
Perhaps you have a building, repairing or remodeling job.
Start right. Put your lumber needs up to us. You will be sur-
prised how much we can help you.
For instance, if an old room needs remodeling or you want
a new floor, or you want additional rooms in attic, come to us for
information as to the best Way to do this.
The Hatch &.Bailey Co.
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tthaln Haas, lI‘HlinyUl' ycatw ol‘ 3:»,
i"' 490 (Irand strcct. nod ‘ila‘ tllllllit-‘I'.
.3: lirs.’ .inna Hchlcrmann. were arraizn
.
' . :cl lwfm‘c Judge A. .\'. Hand in lllP
: l’nllcd States Federal court yesterday
,II and picndcd i'ullly to the indictment,
"'1 Halo: tiled an afidatit with the draft
1 ll' -lric: board in which be swore that
Female troubles ‘
it. 'ssbtngton SL, 80. Norwelk. Conn 1
as Joseph Hunt and Daniel inrtn in
{this section. ‘ ‘ :I I,
1 l.c Nu lhc .~'nH~’.~UDDOi‘l of his widow-
:‘ind nlttlhe-l' Mrs I.iclllcrnlann made- a
U 1similar affidavit
Beaver Board Flooring ol All Kinds
mann. atlcr lb» tivallt cf llcr fir t Hos.
hand. was married to llaac LicllIl-r-
lnann. lifts-cu years ago. Tbc Iiiiim‘ i»
now lllll’lK.
\\'llcn brollchl lit'fttl‘" Jude»- lland
Clearance Sale oi All Winter Clothes ior
i “mm“ and ““5953 ’23:";122333? :13:tau“attractor.
If we could make you fully realize what a saving it means ;Ivnml« . d lines to op» \‘pnt‘ and it day
l 1 h d! 11d ll e :l‘ the Ailzlullc pfl'ill‘ nll'lry.
to you to supp y your c at ca nee now you wor comeI er lune.» ”Ind III about III «...-...m
right away, TODAY, and take advantage of these exceptional I“, , i,,,._,,I,I.maM' m ”I“ “mm. mm"
bargains tlus sale odors. Finer gr: des are not made, lower prices
i‘t‘ inii fil‘ ll’ll‘t‘€t lllt ntll~ “llt'n lif‘l‘
are not found anywhere. come I _ .l investigate. t‘nilllfil outdo a pitiful lilo-ii l‘tr clclllun
'h.- - 1;,rzi’
l coars reduced to as low as .................. sees and up t:.;‘,..,.“...}'.'..ni'.'.l'. 22'?" 'Ill‘.'...‘.‘3{"' .‘Iif‘m‘l‘
i DRESSES reduced to as low as . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $5.08 and up llwr who in nppurcnlly pont' circum-
. Jtlncrs and only wnrc a shawl over
i SKIRTS reduced to as low as .................. $3.98 and up “I”, held, TM mm “M my IIII Mr
ALL HATS 500 ON THE DOLLAR. I n lid :«o-nlcllcml her to shiny days in
'in- 'l‘olllhs prison
This is the first case where a moth-
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY ior Zillll son hal'c boon found guilty of
. . violating the draft law in this district
33 So. Mam St. So. Norwalk
Inmi much interest was taken in ii.
, lions will he sent to Atlanta I! once.
IDARIEN IS
3 RELIEVIING
: SUFFERING
i (Continued from irst Page).
5 ill roliulllc colllpunivs "
I (lc'il'gc A. \‘clic's ncw:-p:rpt-r and slot
1 :icrlcl'y store has W‘lI‘iHl‘il to ll‘lllltlll“
gory q l’iTlf‘l'h' in Strnnuwurd's electric ti
friloo which fortunately was not on-
1 tircly consumed The bunk has tom
pornry 'tllltl’lt'rfi ill the .‘n'orotoll \Vuitr
'. ('onlpatly's olel-t- while Stv‘wurl. tho-
;grocr-r. ill whom- sttllo Illi‘ fin- started.
1 has temporary "unlit-rs lien in t‘ull
l lrcll's grocery store on the Post Road
'l‘ho- ('ililllllltiit Holt-l which is u ltlltll
, mass of ruins and which is. tilted ul.
1 with a select aworttllcnt of junk will
i be rebuilt in the spring. and it is
thought lhlll lhlu wholc section will b.-
grchullt til lllltl lime. ‘
33 Washington St 39 Main St, ‘ ’l‘llc Slcwurt store did not lost» nil)‘
1utilonlulliles. m it has ill"l rcmrtcd.
South “0”!“ NOI'WIlk. ‘liiu'liliz lzlnltnl'cd to gel the cursI :m'uv
‘ Hin llzllc. ‘1
. . - ‘ .\ll': t‘. liI’. “son is build of :t ("lili-
tloltluc lliiil llu': lu-cll ortlunizcd to truth-
{or clothing. food and other supplies
=for tlloso l'umilim who bore llwll nlulic
{homeless and clothes for clllldrcn
l need from 9le months to sit \'t“¢il‘>‘ :m-
lin grunt denlund. About l'lffy ludim;
members of crcry church and stlcicly
l in itnrio-u llrc on this committee which
fills. Nmon llt'IHlR and they were all
lWorltim: ll:|l'ti l‘.-ulcrtiny and today do
. me what lllcl‘ could to llclp relieve
' All Bills Must Be Paid Today
All outstanding bills at either mar-
ket must be paid today or iurthcr credit
will be rciuscd REMEMBER. There are
no exceptions to this rule.
Oscar F. .SChultz.
- Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
SPECIALS
BUTTER, the finest creamery, per lb. .................. 49c
UNEEDA mscurrs, a pkg. ........................... 6c
NUT-OLEO, the world's best, 9. pkg. ................... 30c .
EARLY JUNE PEAS ......................... . . , 2 cans 26c i
BLUE LABEL Kn'rcnur ....... Large bottle 25c, small 152 II
A. STULL
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4 Saturday
Specials -
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:4 Cottage Street. East Notwaik. |
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---“ -- -- ~ - -~W -..._._- w; ~—-~~_~ .. ——§ iFresh Killed Turkey ..... 40c 1b.
SET MILK pmcg AT lU~ 5- (AVALR ‘lFresh Killed rowl .. ..... 35c lb.
FIFTEEN CENTS? howl £8“th MEXICAILVS Small Roast Pork 30c lb.
~ ‘ I4! ., i ”2'... an. :tm’ rec,
Inpximmfl “.0", killel and ’0‘". capIIFTCSh Shoulder . . ........ 2801b.
tContlnued from First Page). g lullttg by "pinup...“ m at ”00p 0, iTnl-IPYeSh Hams ............ 32c 11),
---_.__ :lt‘l .‘Iltlcs cnvn ry in it tight two miles
, . . .mmh of ,1". Mexican bum" whit.mi‘oroquartero of Lamb 25c lb.
nuurt lIol' bItIllItlIo-tlInIlIlIkI. HnllIlmIlt'lii- "I’I-‘III l‘ollomld a raid yesterday by Mcxi- Pigs’ Feet ........ . . 120’“).
Human 3 ii t ms I H mm my on m ‘ (and “than”. r} (‘2 ,w A - I I‘ . '
in cans will pay H.3- ccnts u quart for, .13..” m .hp"3.:l,;h...,° rag‘ffgffi‘xpfi", Pram 31‘3"an ------- 3001b.
Viewstandardouamy. II I \i I ulilcu ”all m hem and muk ”mm Leaf Lard ............... 840 lb.
l n a Sliilt'nlt‘nl issue: out nil: ll 1 (-l $0M” across the lln . ' ;
,ministmtor Scotillo hc says that the 5:” Amprl‘mng we", kill:d or wound-Stew veal """""""" 2201b.
prices sci Wcrc arrived at after or? ...] in ”1,. ..,,gag,.mpn‘I The American Stew Lamb ‘1 ....... .' 200 lb.
llPlllel and cnl'cfui inthigatlon of all; “mm.” “-9". successful in ““0“ng
who factories surrounding milk produc-g ”H.” captured comrades. ‘ ‘
,liou and after many conferences be: __.'_,
l-ctvn prmlllu-rv. \i‘holtiiu’ilt'i‘i. retail-
crs lil’l'l consunlcrs .’l‘hc rules llllotch
l New York Market
OLD WELL COMMANDER“! '
ipcl'mill to all except the extrclllc 0513i" . OFF'CERS . , . Tel. 35942
‘crll sections of the state where a‘ ("d l‘ t'" i'tlmn'omlvry. .\o. 2'". ‘ -‘; .
,- "rm. ”f uric-hull ccnl 1pm. is sci. the 0. fl. l'. mot on Thursday evening null 143 Washington 3‘.
'ocht’rs of ill" ensuing yt-nr were in-‘
:inllcd by Deputy firnnd t'ommundcr
Anlllc Decker of Norwalk. assisted by
ll’lfill‘n ratio, xow York schedules bc-
i: r, not-ti clsouhcre in t‘onneclicut
i is: cxpluincd that milk priccs wort
Shall Pork Loins ............ 30c
n3”; with regard m ”if“? main prob llzpuly l'il:~.l nrnnd Commander .“i’ili .
pm”; fitlt‘flllflli‘ pl'oilt (”r my retail lit-ckcr and Deputy Grand. llcrnld Small Fresh Hams .............. 32:
r-rs :lnd lhc lowest, price possible to [Jilly "who" Tlto ofllz-r'rs lnolullcd Frgah Shoulders .......... 26c
the consumers If the llrmwnt scales """"" 3" ""'““"“‘~ "3" N"""" "m“ Fresh Sparerlbs . ........ 23c
m... unrpawmml. they will pum- be mnnrlcl'. Ludv Pninc. Noble ffomnlnud F ' 10¢
-l".lj(‘cl lo rcviaion. if so stated. 1'? MW" l’t'bli'l. Vice Noble Command- Fresh “9' ‘m ---- ' -------- ‘
,or Iadv flt'nco ('unnigllam. Worthy Corned Hams . ....... . ....... .. 31c
ll’rollulc .‘lurnarnt Lamar; Worthy .. ______ . ..... 2 .
SPY-DESERTER GETS llrtlnlc, Liifly‘ Ilonm-llo licdling: Fi- 22:”:3 ::::|:.:r: “e. 2,6;
HARD LABOR TERM llnllrinl Keeper of Records. .iohn linr‘ n g ""'""" 26
...—...... train: chpcr oi Records. William ”9' KNEW" ------- i -------- - c
Ham. Kuhne. M“, was “"99““, m, ,, Anderson: ‘Vitl'ili'll rl'Ithc Outer Gate Park Tenderloine ..... we
charge of desortlou from tho llnitcdi I'm” ”9“” (.ibbs; “Md" M ”l“ 1" Native Vital
Status army in Norwich by Speciallm'r “m”- isldy ”WM“ Hoaitlntz. M‘ Genuine spring Leg. of Lamb ...30c
Agent (‘hnries li. Lone. of Hi:- llridgc‘W’r ”“3 "x“"l’i‘r" refreshments Wf‘r“ L I Ch 356
lmrl dirtrict of the llepamnonl of .lu«:-!=‘t"'l"d "ml ‘1 1‘06“" hour was mall? °" °” --------- '-
lic'e on September lo. was sentenced ”My“. {Rib Citrus ..... ...... 32:
Hi two and a half years at hard labor "‘-—"‘"'-— ‘ In." Hwy, Best "gm ...... 22; up
following court martial ltroorolllllgfl at .‘d'Illy beautiful ”lowers hour ”'0 Dixie B...” ........... 35c
Foil ll. G. erlrbt. Kullne deserted mom crs or tho {i27'llb infllntrv. lot-ul-
lronl Fort Crockett. lulvesion. Tox..iv:ld nl ('nlup Cordon. Allunlu. Geologist, Fresh Drefled Fowls 35°
and amp to llnrtfold to live. He Iat-' were sent to the “moral of wt”... Boiled Corned ~Beei ..... 55c
crcanteto ttricllteport and was employ- (lclrgn 1.. (l. .lamczz. which was held Home Made Sausage 30::
ed in the mltn‘itlon factories here. He is Thumduy anprnmm from the me Ground lone for Chickens ....u. do
raid to have been active in espioflafie'bmno in nowoylon. Private Jamcs=
work alone LON; Island Sound. "9; was it member of this resins/ant at the
was formerly an otileer in tho GertnanI mm, that 1,, pssscd away.
army. and war the companion of 88‘.’-I
erol leading Prussian officers. During
Helna Bauer Kraut 10c
giverythltlo fine, Groceries and Veget-
it was stated today that the nsmof IN“
1“,, term M ”3".ch in the Unngd of Francis A. ilsughney. or Norotonqmll Tomatoes ..........t 206 do:
States army he was employed in an im- who was listed as a delinquent by thel
lpflrtan'i position with the Bureau alpha” draft board. |. not one, “1.";
Embarkatlon. Kuhne was also knownlhflm. mu {mistake on the part a
l were. /
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‘wt ‘ .- 5;.2. . .
billy!
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g,“ .3 a; 7.: “ Agents of the [in
. *2 a ..r-« ,,_,., 5 . . , -, . . . .
I V A ’ "’ " ,partmcnt of -llir~'ll(‘t‘ lnwsllguml lhc
... .-.- __ . - - ... __.- s..- mac and learned that Mrs Lil-hum
mu up ;
M" T, ‘
TriStram & Hyatt .
Norwnlk’s Leading Dry Goods Store M
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Cold Weather Comforts
Furs
Sweaters Beacon Blankets
Suits Heavanderwe-ar WoolBlankets
Coats Stockings Crib Blankets
Separate Skirts Gloves Comfortables
Don’t miss the sale of, odd lots of cur-
tains and curtain materials. Big bargains
in household goods in the basement.
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the sufferings of those who loot all or'oy;~ f)“. a-
lltllllj- all tna' they had in the tire-.i ‘
'i‘llt- comnlillcc hits. not liiill a ronlui. . I
sci urltli' for it in the Town Hall whcrtt '
donul‘lons of food. clothing. householdE
gomls or money can be left. This conl- L‘ .
mitlcc is. purl of th~ Dari-1| \i'u‘r iiu-ifl . ,
rcau recently organize ‘. f ’ , 1 I
' .l Cl l‘lll Sale
. anuary ca 1]
Holly It Sort have taken temporary
quarters with the A. it l'. Store on Itali-
road avenue,
0! Ready-io-Wcar Clothing ior Men,
Women, Boys and Girls. Stock up now.
It isn’t tar away when the cloilulltl ques-
tion will equal the present coal Sillltilion.
Buy Now at Our Low Price
' Offering
A large assortment of dependable furs
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WILTON ORGANIZES ‘
A WAR BUREAU ,'
\\‘ll.’l‘t).\'. Jon. 5. At a wording in ‘
ti.c town hall tllc t-vcnmr of licccm-il
llcr ‘22. a war hurcnu was formed in!
\i'lllon, of which W.
as :lppointml clluirnlnn.
was forum! to work
uilli lilt-
lli l'cnstn
K. J. Ilubbcll
'l‘llv bureau
in conncclion
Slitls‘ I"count ii for lllltlonnl
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tilting; to ill" scvm't- \\'c:tlhct' hill
l’.-w could nltcnd the church M'l‘\'lt't"i
on Sunday. Al the (‘onurcnulionul
(tom-ll lllt‘ clcnlnl: M‘l'iiv‘ nnd tllc
Sundn} rilltlfll Sl‘r<.(iil Wct‘c ull'cn up.
Tim ll-‘ildl wockly pruvo-r lncvtln: on
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'l'illll‘sdny cw-llitltz Will be omlllcd ;'
till! ”I“ preparatory church service ,t
will b. lwld Friday ttlltl'lltitltl‘ at l‘.. and coats'
tlt'ltlt'li. .\'cxt Sunday Illt‘ (with H . . - , ‘1 '~ ». I
unlnion ...-um “ill be hold 0 10 so ,0 0 1.0"”:0" 27:02: -3. O Q: 9
ll'lil‘lillt‘ in “'illon :md lll'iducpol'l —.—f #- 1. ~-—‘“~ """ __~...-.- ”-
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ol' lir. .iollll “.ll'lllltl.l)t\‘f'n[l0i'l, of
\i’nicmul'y. will Lc ninth illtzl't-.~Ic.l
in cl lilllt- boot: lfl'oln IllN‘ rwn cn-
:illvd. "limo-licllcor' :tlld Uh<t't\1tli(illi
l,_\ t'm Way," I‘l~f‘t'lltl}’ [lilblltillf‘tl by
lllt‘ I'llzrim i‘rcss. ll is an :llliobiw
ulnpl‘l: ul'illtii lil.‘!li' l't'qutml inf
l'l'lcnds zlnd dcdicacd to tho two
chlllclné of “hill lac lute bccll till-
ucll hclm‘ctl pastor. lllc i’nrk strcv!
church of Bridgeport and thc Second
church. of \i'ntcrbul'y. the latter of
which [W I“ still connected Willi its
pastor emeritus. The first two chap-
lt'l'.‘ um ltiilili‘illl'l‘ly cnl-l‘lalninlz to
Wilton lwnplc being of his childhood
and youth and his college days»
\i'llf'll llc \zlis one of the Wilton box-s
the third chapter deals with his
inolomlc :tt Bridgeport. lir. iiuwn‘
Iiiltll bus a pleasing: and cosy Mylo
in writinz: which combined only his
gcnlal and kindly nature and his gift
of humor lllukv-.~: his book it most
plczlsunt and valuable addition to any
library and especially those- whosc
owncrs have bad the pleasure of
knowing tllc author.
it is of intcrcst to Wilton people
that l.:"llll'lliln' Knox llartlon. son of
Judge and Mrs. H. W. llnrdon of this
paired us promptly as connri-r".»t|
lil‘ilci'l'lm'h‘ bcliol'c lllrfv nut-ht l'.-.o
lit'tfll. At Boston 111' .\Iv.'4l!;t‘.nl 4
budly clouded “ill; u‘utss non-n
but the llortloll c. Album); .3 turmoil
bellcr condition. 'llllrt standout
‘l-lmvlplcd till nuauvsl'on {but Tulll'bt.
blltlllltl bc it mun-ll uvr ill. I...“ tuil‘
.m-clcd lili".
I"'t'liil lit) whom» to". t‘illln ..lzti ”an,
Al ('hicnu't ior volition lo
:lnll luiiuny llJlt‘ i.“ bundling only
2"lv:'2l nintty lvr.‘ Hnl. ol its tutti".
\Hlulllli' on.» your man.
.r\l St. l.oui~ nulldl'iuln. are l'ttJnl-
i 0.\’t"lltlli alntl “lull.“ it) ltd-mu;-
;tnd cars arc bean: luudc ll.0til‘t:l‘
and full costs, bill Suspt-lltlctl the son}
tcncc on .\Ir.<. linker, who rclul‘ntd to
Mr home \illli llcr husband. l’urcil or.
Ford paid his line und was l'clcnswl.
TILSON T0 PUSH
PLAN FOR DEPT.
OF MUNITIONS
\\'.'\l lilth'l‘UN. Jun. 7. 'lllKl‘i'fi- «
man John L) 'l'ilmn. of (‘onzlcctic ll. :l.
leading member oi‘ tho house llll'illlry
affairs committee luyors the plan for
creating a department of munitions and; *
war supplies with a chic; who shilil'
be a member 0‘ the cabinet. He said,
todny: "'l'o crcatc u uupal'nlo tlt'p.ll‘i-.
mom. to handle. lnulluiut turc. purcbuw‘
and distribution ol war lmlnlt-ionsnnd
supplies would undoubtedly bring about ;
a greater efficiency," said .\ir. Tllfllll
"Great Britain blulldcrcd nlolllz loz“
about a year as we. are doing now with-
out obtaining nlnxilnulll results :tiitl‘
then formed a department of munitions.
We should do the same. The produc-L
lion and distribution of war necessaries .
is such an tillormolnz task that il ‘should
be handled by a separate department.
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t'unrcstion ill It‘lchlulrd. 'l‘llodo,
Columbus and tnllnnupull: .no tun-:—
ed almost cnl.re-l,v by lh- mobility of
the llsltimow and (thin nod Pt'nll'jl'
\nnia. to mow- lt':illl.~' till-mtg” the!
l'lllPlllllFil l'u-iulll join.
The liallinlorc .k iii-no is ii'ltfll‘l'd
FltOlL oi' locolllotiws alt i'biladripiiin,
littsbllrah. t'lo\.lnnd. lhe: (lumber
land region and u nmnbv r of other
lloLnls.
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“it: I'lffqllrl‘l‘fll’rlil’hf't"li:‘l':'l"Ift‘lfghigf' to extend the best results the head of; . .
' ' ' ' '. .' ' ' " j that department could attain in his ‘
'f‘:I0 III” intelligence d"l3"”m”“ greatest usefulness by being a mclnbcr. “ounAY L‘NIHES
u a . .. . ,
.. , ‘ of the cabinet. ~, PAGE & SHAW
‘ ”w annual "‘99)an "I llch( ("‘ng There is a strong sentiment in f‘oni PARK & TIHORD
;_~:ll.onal society Will be held Saturday green for [he crcation of fiuph a (1,... EN SEAL .
attornoon '0 hear ""90”” “f ‘h" ”"3: Dartment and the dcmand for it is grow-Ii can I
Hi” and '0 PM" O'TICH‘S (of ”l" ”1' ing; the longer the hearings of tho; . 3083215148
suing year. senate military aflairs committee in-’
The watch mot-lint: 111*"!an li‘tl' bl’ vestigating the war dcpul'tlllcllt {it'lh‘l-t F. 11' BAXTER
;lllc pastors of llli‘ town was “PM on this continue there will be. ample sup‘ DRUGGIST
-\cw Year's (we at tho ('nnnmlaie ..--.s .1»..- J
port input a measure through ('on-I
.‘lehodlsl church from 9 lo 12. From green creating the department lililclwl
in lo ii a sucial hour was enjoy-d President \i'ilsozl comm ml} vel'yI
With light rt-freshmcnls, The rest of 317011le against suchamovc. ‘
‘ ’ ~ lilllt‘ addresses Wcre givcn by the “‘ ' “‘""”"‘""“‘ '
ditlcn-nl pastors. hymns sung and a PRESIDENT’S PLAN i
‘Plllrl‘tllillcl' Vivi?“ “IO-“"1 ”1" "77"” MEETS OPPOSITION
inz's PI‘OKI‘Hlli. About ,25 pct-sons,
were present doubtless more would :
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have boon there if the \lOHlllf‘l‘ burl (Continued (mm Page On )
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in details of actual (iptrBIIOllIol roads”
mm“--. His decision reached after ('Oiil"l‘f‘ll(‘t'
AT THESE PRICES 0N
yesterday With the brothclllood chlcfn
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Congollum
What was pl‘acllcullv a midnight HI 'rii‘point an advisory board of fog,-
r. s. iii/6N
Job Printing
. So. Norms":
LONG iSLAND COUPLE FINED .
session of the down town city court mlim‘sh out the incrcascd waln- dc-t
' H i it wh'n Wil- mantis. causcd him In pmumm. on “.04
was ht‘ld ill ll Inst it til . , ( onum-mlauon ”r lltc pawl”, ll‘nilic, 01-.
“am p, Fnrcil. or Ford, both names. llcials (,‘Ul‘lfllllllt-ni oi purist-novi- t'cllc-
were used by him. and lire. Amelia C. tlulcs. .
linker were urruluncd before .ludL'c '“W Watt" advisory board soon to!
Vollburgh churned with luscivlous be- h" "Hillt‘d by Mr. McAdO"; “'l” lm't'li‘
illmtc all phases of tho bl‘ttllit‘i‘ht)()(l'ti'
llnvior. The an?!” were mad“ by De. tlvi'tmnds Emil rttwmnttmd it c. llllsli 4 1'2 X 4 1'2 """ ‘ """ ' ' ' $165
lective Screcnnl Thomas Hunt. vcs- m H»... “m.“mpmmpml , 6 $2 05
terday afterlton. ailcr ('harlcs Boiler. Abnormal lraflic and lllfillln('lifl'*6x ---------- - -------- -
t . . lve powcl on the i'r-nllhlirollin..
of long island. came to the lof'cll DO "‘I‘" . . . .‘ . . . .95
lice and complained that his wife had ”“nmmri' ‘e' ”hm ""‘l 1'4! l‘ “tillwdtlv‘ .6 x 9 ....... ' « - ~ ._. ------ 34
am ma nly responsible- tor ill" l'l'cluht-
congestion in casu-rn territory. no 9 x 9 ... . . . . .. '. .. . . . . . . . $7.50
tortiinn to rcpnrts today to Director-l '
Ucneral McAdoo flout lntct'ulul-' f'olu 19 X 101.2 . , , , , , , , .1, ,, , ,, . .25
metre Commissioner Mcf‘ilord. West
of Pittsburgh practically the only .9 x 12‘. . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . $9.75
congestion is caused by tho inubllityi II ,
9x12(2pieoe) .............oi35
of eastern roads to scccpt tratiic and1
more it eastward. Anreut quamity
e1 . . i A"
left him and that he had rmmt’l that
she was living in Soul Norwaik. A
little lnvcstllzntlon disclosed the. loot
that the Fareit man and the woman
were living at 214 East avenue. where
both insisted that Mrs. Baker was a
housekeeper and was in the employ of
Foreit. Detective Sergeant iiunt
talked to them it while, when the pair
broke down and admitted that they .
were little tosether es teen and wile. “I: grim" “
of west-bound empty cars consequent-
ly one held up by the enscbound
movement. .
districts about
Wives
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