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old glfl,’ silver. and broken Jewelry.
mud by parcel post and receive check
by return mallQ-nglw [Dill 10 :
days tfi‘lcnders‘approvai oifniy oi-
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of February, 1918. at o'clock, alter-
'noon; and that all persons interested
in said estate he notiiied there-
or, the administrators will cause this
order to be publishedlua newspaper
having‘a circulation: in said district,
at least the days before sald 4th day
:0! February, 1918. '
HENRY W. GitmonY,
CiOilllfl'g CO;
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AGEN TS:
_ 01d Daemon Line
'To Old: Point Contart‘arld Points
.in Virginia
CLYDE LINE -
SAVANNAH? LINE
"to all points in Florida. Georgia
--and:the South.
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T aheatcr’s immune: transact
limit-salaries. win-Whirl!“
they ear-sum nameless»:
Se. Norwallil
"' titer halls in. Reddlng and is a ire."
M‘w I
l' ,tlte» tree of, halsal-lslu has brought 1,000 men were dlnhufld treat them“ lost mm
Connecticut Home Guard in 1917 that, the French; . freight
they misht join the, tightlnc tones of Bronze M the hamlet Ketbihan,l
incs. January 23 .
roam “imménm m.
, OUST GERHAN BOOKS.
Titaniu- ldhraflsa.
*|D.n' a”‘ WWW! HM "a", 0". became mm “Wine“ 1331”;
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in it with one-halt acre ..oi land on 'West
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1'0 ‘LI?"— 2 “111'!“ 3 pike: use. he sold at once to close
128 3‘ rooms each,» seas Taylor aveIue. estate. Small amount at cash rennin
W3 hlli’emfi‘m 16 more ed. balance on mortaa'ae. inquire
street. city. Telephone ital-it {Keogh a Candee, Attys.. United Bank
" ‘ alanine. Tell-nu. .
laurel oi land. 0119111“. from city
. tarot Wall arset. Owner aaalous to
to Lat—salon- BUIIDINO. vii-fun, Price'”,m.
. “summations”!
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l Edgarr‘l'. maf- am’ at mania.
Rosamund-cur: it would!!!
year. ileum-a: bye-s” sisters
Uuiol magnesium. name 1.13m inseam new team:-
ll'laherty. proprietor. Trucking. Lona err. Hen-rm. and- 0. 1.: rues; The
distance haulhlg. “glib and heavy-innsral
tram: once telephones 11st. teeternoonasltheaaevissswllthestm
ly private:
C.
ibis slster,.hlrl. W: N. “more. 8! fort
street, net Norwath, tillaattarnool.
;at izso.
Avenue at. l, Church olehtlns. and
interment was in the East
amariissnas. RA! 5—W' _ .celnetety.
:a fair demand for the usual Umleri.
lUnited Sui ‘
ilcss prominent industriala and equip-
ments mallennOpolat gains. Ship:
pings, copper! and motors also re-
hihlt their administration account to and prices mounted thll-"l'.
Lilli wilt! (or adjustmentat “IO. Pto- States Steel mu] kindred l’,‘.'.l"‘1 it“?‘ i ‘ h a few “'06 ' ' ’
ateoflcein Norwalkon th - ‘ i If.“ ! '3 ' ' W3
6 “h dayim‘m‘m’ ”mm”! "fly advnm'firmita, which roan c
with varlou specialties. .
way groups St. Paul Common and-
ierred at gains at 2 3-4 and i poin
incon.
Dan C. Beard, the Boy Scout lead-laugmentl
m .. aaw— rnlimr nous:
FOR SALE-vslx ROOM HOUSE
003'
M1filin:'fim
No.3! Iain Sta-IN .
——-,
Funeral 09". TM:
moral services tor the late Ham
Tobeymsrs halite. the haunt
Realism-sacrum
'hlorwalk
Steel” and some of the
. 1.....i..‘a.'°"";igm’:“.‘. NOTICE corded.subalantlal. improvement. Pa-
W DO ' ' Di " ’ V ‘ ciiiee andcoalcrs were strongest oi
W fl strict of Norwalk, 3" Probate the rails. ‘Bonda develowd an lrrcgtr
' i C“ :3 PLUM” ~ 6' "9.2:” r, ' ' " 18' lar trend. Liberty 31-2's declining! to
5 ”WRITER “CHANG! LVN“ ”Lauri F..Clarll, late 0’ the new low record of 97.90.
.. u. ' M mm mm’“ ”m “Wk" “m"d- WALL STREET, .‘Tmn: trowel?
it ""791, "PEWIITQRIf-L .' Ordered, that the administrator 3" became livelier alter ihu ":zt l:'---r1 _'
!._‘.:‘ I»
Judge. re-esmblishlng a“ new-low record. at flitm‘e attem
wear. while Second 4's solafat sons to l
or
96.24. ' , ., ‘i "
wan. smear. 1:30 p. nap-Rails:
sacral
Pacltlcs, Grangera meadow:
er". artist 'and' poet. who has a- Sum-'corded"enmnoi advancen' 01-1910 5
‘ousnt visitor in‘thia city.':nade it
{plain in a signed statement at his
home in Flushing. L. 1.. yesterday.
dust how he feels about the kaiser. Steel dividends.
and indorseutllc stand oi his- neiglri
bar: and talisman Ellis Parker 'I’HOUIRNDrMDMI'
",Butler. that German: hooks ought to
be removed from the shelves of anti
[public libraries, an article in today's:
”New: York Times says.
' "A lass is: known by its traits. and-l
,ibrtil the most horrible and revolt-
;finaz irnit’ of any in history. 3 Nero
was. a piher and2 amateur compared
.: to these annotations. 'nie (lei-man the nation. accordins ‘0 a '9’?" miwhi’ell attack
“I?" are thousandi oi
. man ancestry and many com»
iteratively recent innnlgrants who will
'aalee with an was tiny that «.4,
statement. oi Ellie Paths: Butler is: ~
timelyfand. to! utmm The whole’
' trend-oi German argument and mm '
'alnda is dishonest, vicious and crim-
is trui from
Americans .9. m, the navy: 107;
.M'
.1
cuaaoeuau. an: . 1
mu. 8. saswcsl
mammal), .lan. 29.—oiore than!
apparently ,oollnidcrnb _
hsr liloautaialront in hid-winter.
to. the. Italian”
Brellta river: .irll'i‘lI. in In
about
in early~ gains. “initial”? -l-.0Ni)0N,'Jan. 29
M!“ Mr ”(I
. : thcwaatern batlelineswerelm‘e -
‘ ZI a.”
a"‘ 'f '
SAYS .
tempted to raid Moderahot with
little success. Only four machines
are believed to have penetrated
the defenses, and ono raider wu
taught down in Essex.
al tactics were followed by the
Germans who tried to nttaol'llaus-
doll in relays, tlae‘durgt.ion;_oizt_llg
raid beingll'vc hell“;
i Italylhas furnished“ li"“‘;nl1litary
gtock ox
lures on
lll'prisc by Mulching" ‘,
The blames-tea. ougthe
Plateau; whereitlle-AuatreeOeeman
invaders were it“ arl
wintcrill their (Mort lg {it‘ll dot
0211' of ll i:
all '1 "
nus
I l
l
and the Bronte.
~
The supplementary- German 0!-
ficial report of last night, which
was not received untiltoday, an-
nounces the opening of the assault
lll this region, describing it as a
violent attack. There were no ac-
definite.
.: : the probability: suggests it-
'llat‘ the Italian stori- is one
\what similar to‘lhat oi‘ the
cast of the
. "in the in-
and all classoz oi lndustrials and War: ticntntinn of the Austro'dlerman
"“0 we “a“ ““° in” mm” film: for a considerable , distance
in m ml," and the subsequent withdrawal-oi
the enemy from a rather extended
urea, improving the Enteute posi-
TemCllVE'V- “'9" “W chlei “mm“ tion notably. Thus' ‘ibe ltalians‘
lLiberty Bonds were active. but "flimsy, now lic'cutleavoriug to. effect
'tloml’y. the 3 1"“ “m“! ‘° a” “"‘a rectification of‘th'eir line with ‘a
low minimum 0* 97-": “r" "' w view to makiuglmoredifilcult: any
pt‘of'thc enemy to ad-
compsuying dctails.‘ .
iv. the lackof more
trance. -
' coupon, Jan. 29.;Mym.
on persona were killed andlltlfiiuc
J'nmtl in up; legato ail-nine is
'eunouncedi olleially.’
ship Corbhasbeeu; ,
points under lead oi MW G" “d- not waning. Seven pa
industri'als made further WW additive members of t
‘on declination oi refill" Bethlehem-1°“. . - . ~ . , - ‘ fl _ . . ‘ -
Thcvtorpudo struck: the mom-yen spread immtehbuaenr own room and 1s hereby;
amidships and .she- sank in, fivedn
minutes. ' Many. oi tho [assailants
were in: theirzbcrth’s at the: time“
at. a‘lo
The: survivors were landed
pot-t ofiwestcm England.
PARIS,.Jan. 29rFol-ty.
I 5 ed States Army announces that
the German military, authorities ’
' withdrawn from the eastern front
Mn ran-i. an sill-y. an:
“6 util- uaauihh us» rascal
m““ub I”, g, ~ u. a '
aq,g.nwm.*m_ '"Vlongb. These soldier-i are then
mind sent to: the western trout.
panes. momma
' AGAiN‘ WWBEI—flrst, because it deceives the:
TWEEN: RUSSIA? AND
GERMANY. We
(authentic—MM"
'l'he:
y in the
midway betwrcu Asiago
itcerelv werei
, lived ' 5338 = .
ugh. the sinking of: .
transport 3 year WI
; W , an.- 2Q.~
Chi” that Germany is violating
. environ!“
todayby the War Department. .
The War Department made this
mt:
In General Sta. of the Unit»
at
are evading thosetermamfths
lien truce which provided that
German troops were not» to be
. for use in the west, during the
mac negotiations. German
troops on the Russian trout are be.
ing allowed to go home on for»
ltrsnsicrred to recruiting stations
' “The troops aretaken in this
way, loan by man, for two. renew
Russians, and secondly, because
the eastern troops-have been so in-
fluenced by the Russian revolu-
tionary propigenda that the Ger-
man military chiefs have decided
, to separate the men and scatter
themathemuflvl’z.
i“ withdrawingtroepsffsm-thceastrl ,'
.h
ts
have grown
the fit.
..
linistcr Trotzk'y,
died mind their real intent' ions
with fineyorid, but were in reality
demendiaggall they could get.
“They thought RuIII' needed
peace at any price." Trotsky said.
“They were mistaken. This is not
the position 01 the Worhmcll’s
than in unafwtcd regiments.”
COPENHAGEN, Jail. 29.~'l'he
Red Guard has won complete eon-i
trol of llclsiugiors, capital of Fin-l
land, a-i-lteclllloim- dispatch to the-
National 'l'idende reports. It is
natvknewn- whether the Finnish
government officials escaped from
the revolutionaries.
LIVERPOOL. 51“: 29.——'l'he
Mersey. District, Federation's! ’3}
ginecrhg and filipbuildlng Trades
at‘anneting attended by _ 4,000
members last night, adopted a
millilou calling tor all possible
resistance to any furthercall upon
and Soldiers’ government. We
still insist on a democratic: peace.
“When the nation has-become.
exhausted and when all the cfiorta
that have been made have prayed
luiaucceasfnl, then it might be 90"
sible for the nation to conclude
an undemocratic peace, but the
present meumcnt has not yet
reached? hat" podtien.
tier force ‘ o! 'circuwtanccgu‘i}
would lie facet-(Ho sing an ‘un-
democratic peace, it would {94"
tell the people that it was {at
craticpldfl." '
AMSTERDAM. J
the country 's manpower unless
giwerumcnt iillmcdintcly decimal
its willingness to adopt'thc labor,
Party's \vn'r aims, promises to la-
the Turkish fltle cruiser
wu Solid: foflilier "
warship (when?
telegram frolii‘CMlal
ceivcd here bylha
c It
i?“
In"
, en-
Cure'l‘ilatColdBy : . Berl'l lded ' l
,- A“: ' Alum ; M, “if, ' Y' 1" WA“. anal: tudaytriulzznaamigi‘tlrfieak’iil; cilitfatéiacn international workers’
WI] [N h ' V i ; - . . . out at a-violetit artilbry duel in 5°“, ‘3 9v and “3"" l0 “‘9 con-
‘Winfiimum‘llhenxmc. we: .. mw:m:m—mmm ., mam- ..... ....
1: z. . .> - ~ :1 ”‘0" u’ m; entails of ”a” mac- Asiagjo W9F§1WW$WWW only two dissenting votes. . ‘
"" HE E. Em -"- lint the libsence of disturbing derehied ‘°:-ll‘l’9.l'°.§l‘ll'fifl i m“ at r Sir duckland quid“! D3"??? 5
F" .;. .. .mm, ,- : ‘ W m. mud,“ mum“ in dawn omdngluplie vieihityof b!‘ National Service, was invited;
’ ' ' -'- . "pm" '- 9 r ~ e - ' ' eel dclRosso, which height stands to attend 8“ surprised the lactic.
ingby accepting the invitation,
He made a long speech and was,
questioned for two hours, receiv-l
ing an ovation when he concludedi
LONDON, Jan. 29.—'l‘hc report‘
are on the way back to Brest-Lita
Russian News Agency. A dia-
Agcney says M. Kaineneii is
to Stockholm, Imndon and:
lets. '
ing operations. in Macedonia' re-
cords patrol encounters west of
Lake Doll-rm. Serbimltmops car-
bombarded enemy. establishments
intltevallcy of‘ the Vardar and
nearfiercau- -- - . ‘ - ~
. .:~ AMSTERDAM. Jan. 29.~—A his
general striltc in Berlin announced
for Monday by leaflets distributed
14:... min licence as: we: did nat- .
ipadoadwith.{mteriolize...aceordiaai to consultancies-Wei the Raina-indigo... 3:53, 4:23. max. mil-£008.:
iron; the Gml-rWr~’.Tho.froni, Lieutenant-WI} Wihfljfln, 11:16:,Jizdis. , ,
agitatlomm.only..w-mumm ~ be» declared: a- rcbell
strike leaflete'against the revolution and an ”94:10:“
,ccas, although the
Ratio and. the suburbs.“
LONDOX, Jpn. 29.1—Emperor
birthday congratulations.
‘Presiderlt Kacmpi of the Rcihstag
“l begin a- serious/fended ' 've
the4ilnmcusc successes which have
been mined by'our indefatigable
patch sent out today by: theNewll;
going:
ofileial statement tonight regardai
ricd out a. successful surprise at,
'tnclr against Bulgarian positions tions be broien and that Roman-.iufilmm
st'Dohrnpoiye. Ententc aviators‘iau representatives be expelled: '
tcrcd the its implc
Sunday, quite Wfirflbe' Nu-
mcrous air immy'vghunu air-
men, it is addcihlllflflled only un-
important damagl? to the tunnel
and the armored plating, only two.
small bombs having much the
ship. _
BERLIN, Monday, Jan. 28
(British Admiralty pet Wireless
Press).—The Italians launched a
that M". Trotzky and M. Kmencflvioleut attack yesterday on the
northern mountain front, between
oval: is denied by the senli—ofllciaI'AfiiEEO {fill the 31’0an river, “)1
the ofllclal statement issued this
evening.
with the'object of informing the says an announcement from the
Allied. . governmuts concomitlglsei‘ni-oflleiai NsweAgeney, decided.
the progress el~~the~peace ponrpars’to break diplomatic relationswith I. Y., I. I.
- Romania when the temporary.- dsv; '
PARIS. Monday. Jan. mil—The tention —oLtllc Rumapian minister;
here had. tailed-to stop ”the Ru‘ 5‘; ,
martian: oflensive." The Councilmfié‘, 7:13;, 7:541. 8:211, 8:508. 9:39, .:
of People’s, Commissaries has iii-210:3”,
i
isneithn Messing order: ,
; from Russia.
- r
‘ “Second+That ‘tllc humanism"
lgol‘ reserves in Moscow be seizedfsm';
Council be reiponsible to hold' lawman-.40.
like
'it and“) return it to the Romanian 7 Ni“
' people. -
‘ Third—That the former
l outlawed.
, l BERLIN, Jen. 29.35:; Wear—i
iWilliam ina telegramrespondin .‘A‘Gernlan’ aerial squadron drop—j era .
fM-lwdlmntmliwwmlmi a. al.—12:2n. 12:5“."5237, :ezo':
dim-pi (7:15, 9:19;. mm. mesa. ,
lSatimlay eraItsllsanee,
i and
th proud thankfulness for;thc statement adds, were seen
from a distance.
The Italian War Olllce an-‘
M m’. - - """"‘ ' ~ people. your originally: a spiritual military emergency board index. In within” fight; 0 . Mag-spines. jm'e‘warriots and their brilliant lead- nouoeedlaatSnnday that the euc- learn: : n:
,-: a ‘ mitiw Wwffi?‘§:lip:rinm?,flmnmt lifts? 2“ addition. about too encore ""n’f'Dmme- .fiéfi“_ “W into “councils“: [It know to what extent, thclntyollfllspreecdmgnsghthad car- ”Pynifi'u, can, “an, at“.
l“ The-naaa'sid mm“ m 0. some that {mm-mm “in": me the nine reason. Thetlwere 10., with a. mm, and. .“le xgrhmm loyal work of the people at home ricd out raids between the Brenta 7.0a. $.83. 9.36:. . . . ,,
{fun «casein-ta: 'ule Mm.» in: museum and changed mi: soc enliatlncilte taint.» m totIl-qhortly afiemards’struclt.a,,, . ill-rhea t0 .lnbnled,‘2.“'*mflavd Pia" mm mm“! on 729' m. “fllfim :
"i“llc ”mm base-sin alarm: that whole ehIrncter o; a... Mm: : ”mam”. “moans ma V'i'heamr'fin“, the wrist”: ' '1‘ audhowmuchdlstssasandalmety Visa and Meat". Amuse no A. 1—1235; 4:103. ‘ “a. 5:“
" ‘ ' ‘j Aviators (gar discovered other lied-"to babel-or byevenoua. those tuna. were as woman, three at 5,“, ”a, ”a, a"... W
in
since- firsh inhedlandt. .
Economy: is the am ' r: "
addressing the Congress of (team,
llai
ltiations with the Central Powers.
’ :4
3“" “’l 'ltytmadc up of minimisation.
.a sill ,m :
an 99 _fl‘l;1thg the debate, Foreign Ibi‘ar».
' Eli's-drumky declared he unlit. .nat
' give u guarantee that he would:
'PETRWRAD, Monday, 'Jan.
th. 26km: Bolshevih government,
“mm—m diplomatic rel-:8
Mn
Melitta in Northern Italy the.E r. :
Ollie; " :aamaam. ( , _
W” "W“ 1"” n'“i"v'ilami-eays). 3:21;. on," 49%.; :11,
m all!»
whomwcrekjliedanltthree
I ”uni. , .
fulfill. ‘
Hachinson Co.
‘
ldiaptch from Petrograd says. As .
lths:prescut goverufllll humble
button
to carry on war, the of
n coalition of all Socialist” :faetlons'
was prepaid-
PHI‘BOGRAD. llonday, «In. 26:
Pram.)
(By The. -
Leon Trotzky, the Bolshevih Por-
ciao W. and it. KIWI
left; Pumped today for BM
teach. to more: the pews ll“!!-
The Congress of the Councils-oi
Workmen’s and Bolditralr; Dale.
2 tea, while depicting the m
fiiatic tenor oi the 6mm
terms, approved an the actions at
the Russian. delegation . ald-
Tla Congress adopted I result?
tioI to.tllis elect after theminor- ‘
Revelationists 0‘“; file'- ‘
cm ‘l‘"" a...»
' lono ape y ‘ =¢ '
Wtbc scpratc M'lhhi " .
not sign ascparate peace, saying:
“To call a separate peace .zdk‘l.
grace-is blasphemy in the sight at
hlwdcovcrcd Europe."
'"hrly to had an' early to riae"—-
was meant only for mama. '
'l'
——-—-—-———————---u-:—- r 4.3—»,g-ggl
_ HAD run our run __a west“
.WithJanuary-eonlea, Milt
gating colds seams to acme in the.
system, causing one. to ache allow}.
ieel ievarish and chilly, tic“, ,haasy.
.34 «mm. um. nu» ma, .
Reluctant, Ky., writes: "liy daugll- .-
ter had la grim tor threewoeka; L. ' "
had. the doctor andbollsht medicine
and'nille oi-lt did unseat. Jim. .
her We Honey and'Tar mau'
she?“ all fishi- l have,“ ,‘
inc-ham it."~ lustrous sas- . -,
nine Foley's Honey and Talk-'39} . ""
sorroweil Corporation. 5.; _ 3.9:.
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hrs aoawaucvo. , fvoIK
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11:21:. 4
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