an small! shll ever set unanimous
__... l
‘ w W Nowmlmt to place in the Bottom any-
l“ I I H i“ : thing that doesn't properly belong
mtmm go... if some reprpggntfltit‘fl
‘. L- ‘ ‘- L GOLDEN: Prop;E will follow his exampl“. a notable le-
WINE") will be accomplished. The evil
ESTABLISHED BY Elias been worse in the House than in
JAMES GOLD“ ‘ 1the Senate. .
W: ”H...—
mason, m a. ms t m JAPAN 00 IT
m’ Something has [0 be done about SI
TU“ ’ m0 m‘brria. Then: are said to be hundreds'
”I'M' iol millions at dollars' worth oi war
l .
' bid. 4225 I. “1.; 5:00 ’. m.:1111fl?l'lails and miscellaneous merchan-
lun rises 6:21; sets 5:50. idisc, the property at the Allies or at
m American citizens. piled up at Vladi-
uembor oi the Associated Press ll‘ouoek and stored along tho eastern
The Associated Brass is exclusively: reaches of tho TransSiberian Rsilr
entitled to the use (or publication oi.
oil nevi distinct“ credited to it or “a!"
not otherwise in this paper and ulso‘ed trout falling into Bolsheyik Md"
-. - t
“11110253?! rezrbllfillgiredfispefi as long as the Bolshellkl reiuse to
clai despatcbes herein are also refdciond their wuntry against its me
mm’ tunes and to iuliili their obligations to
”'1‘ ' ~~ ->-- J: llil: Allies.
it is still more intolerable that the.
’supplios should tall into Germanl
lllsnds. That is said to be an immi-1
:llenl lmsibility. Alld until a miller-1
m1". W213-2. : tulle would uark merely the beginning‘
9W mm" Milena—1492-4, iot an ambitious German plan of con‘
1
Those supplies must be prevent-t
l
' ' . ~ . . ' o 'r-'
m Managers Motion—10m.“ looklnl. to tilt extension at e l WORCESTER. “a“. March t. _t
”1342' Email commercial and Willil‘fll "”1“"
-_- :cnce all the way from llerlin across
“fly 11‘0"!" ARE SCARCE ithe vast Eurasian continent to the Pa-
mun _
DURING FIGHT
ON macs 1
~..._——- .
(Continued m “In has)
William Richter. Chicago: John i.
Blhy. Dr“. Ky; William P. Wood-
house. Conway. Ark: Jacob T. Lern-
mens. Newark New York: Warren )1.
Bowen. Marriston. (3a.: Kennard ll
Hill. Bates. Ark: Denietric Q. m-
dahis, Silva. N. ll: Theodore Wong.
Banish. N. D.; Marian Gau’lik. Chicago
Henry 11 Orange. Gordonssville. Tenn.
None oi the slightly wounded nor-o
ironl New England.
Corporal Homer J. Wheaton. Syn
rose. and Private lfimrtnt‘e A. L;
Cause. Woburn. Nuns, were killed.
February 27.
Corporal Arthur C. Traycr oi Freo
port. N. Y.. and Private John Lyons oi
Cederhurst. N. Y., were severely
wounded February 27 and Covporsl
Acting Chief-of Stafl
Opposes the Censorship
IRobert A. Eddy and Prtvate Henry
[Kerr oi Walilnliord. Vt.. were slightly
wounded thesamc day.
General Pershing also reported that
Private Cecil i). bit-Kean oi (loorae
town. 7a.. died irom gunshot wounds
received March 1. Private Wallace
Hatchard oi Columbia Falls. Mont.
died March ,3 irom "traumallsln by
fircarmc." .
Dispatches irom France. published
o'll Saturday told oi a German attack
March 1 on an American trench semi
tor northvl'rst oi Toni. One lieuten-
ant and tour men were reported killed.
”“ml‘fl'flblt‘. The American oilicels in -
in action.
Was Worcester Newcpaper Man
Corporal liomcr J. Wheaton oi Syra‘
ruse. N. Y.. reported killed in action
February 27. was sporting editor oi
till? "Wort-ester Gazette" for six years
i . - . . ‘ v , . v v - vy‘ .
Its no wondOr thclc is an .llnlmlnl. title 00"". .1“ came hen shout tc-l )r.. s 120
(amine in school teachers, consider-I it is beliel'cd that Germany is al-
ln: the low salaries paid to tl-ltchers'ready eulllal’l-m‘ on that imperial
and the more attractive opportunitici scheme. M a “10mm, substitute. ior
oiiered in the “mm” ‘mfld' .iler comparatively modest Berlin-to
“9"” 3'9““ 93" ”'9’" “'3“ nothing‘lwm plan. German agents are said
else tor the young woman to do. Teach. ' m be busy everywhere in Siberia. [in-
irom Hyrscusc when» be. M taken
part in interscbolssitc athletics play-
ing on the football team oi St.:John'tl
Military Academy. As a mornbor oi
‘('oll.puny G. oi the old Ninth Massa-
ichuretts infantry he served on the
Mexican border. Wheaton was Ml. .
imilnitudei the general N1!!Hll.'d.'
.years old and single.
t
int; [was her i.ill\' chance to earn mon-' ing up trade. spreading German prop“. CROWDER WANTS
ey. Young then “cut into it then. ”hands and pwpufnu; the way for no.1? MANY MEN FOR
novi'simply as a means 0 earn'll living‘lmul absorption oi that great, riclt.‘ TECMICAL wow
While getting "my for s"mmmng.sparsely settled country which in so
’elsc‘. Salaries \vcrc low because they. \. “a” "Remote... our own West
Hill“
i
‘ llAllTl‘onn, March 5.» The gov.
i'riinr'rl oiilce rem-iced Saturday iroml
could below and 5“” attract gm“ me; A German lml'm' "'“Chim‘ lo mettlm provost lnarsllsl a telegram call
terial. . altar-tile would give the Prussian men-\in: upon local draft boards to “Him".
This is no longer trilc. Til» open-1 mu a new ”a“. of llic and magnify it
"'3' for both mp" and "mp" have enormously. Prussianlsm might in-
" "‘“‘“P"““- Why should ll 3'0““? W""tleetl dominate thc world. it it wen- :ll-
comforts of the avel-rlcc country ize" an“... and 3",...” and “my.”
school and earn ten dollars “ "0"" or Hlt't‘iiglh‘inr it.g(‘n9i‘all0il bciorc leull
‘thereabouts when ”h" can "9' a jobtihg again at the throat oi civilization.
wrecking l'esimlllllblm-v 0‘ getting ChH', want Germany confronting us on the
'ren through grade-“"3““ 0”" mnreli’uciiic. Such a development could
money right 3‘ "‘0 start? lilave but one result—a struxglc t0
u we want compel?!“ ”MM" to the death.
to reform the whole system by which
' t . it“
My them. we its got to stop We" lteip sootcil it. and will be prepared to
ing about the sacred beautl oi 2 do so. But “9 do not wunt to‘meddlo
‘ ' 1 l '. v n
“MM” m' 0“ nothing q ”at a uitb Asia any more than we hal'e to.
Ichiltll'cnn-xnctly- what it is worth, 1 Japan i“ 0n the ground. Japan has
When We pay a school principal
at [loci and army ready, right at hand.
about twicc as much as a buyer in a .
Japan has rtronger motive than any
. - hen
brains and executive abiliLY. and l igrcs M on in that quarter oi the world.
give her a chance. to use them freely. it is Japan‘s job. There should be no
' we SM" get the right man or woman hesitation in letting her go ahead and
for the job. and as many as we need. , do it.
REFERMING THE- RECORD : And it. as l: result. Japan should ac-
The well known but not exactly DOP' quire more extensive interests in eas-
uiar publication. the Congressional
' Record. may appear in n more com-
ble form hereafter, ii Sennto
' 1511,33?“ Montanandheres ,0 a pm. itself, it had no better be controlled
. an .
[1&3 he recently announced. ~ :by Japan than by Germ Y
i .
The Vice 0‘ "‘9 C' R' has been’ as THE NEGLECTED BTENOGRAPHER
mile ourselves as gracefully as possi-
.. porting accurately the speeches made
eons matter under the "leave to print." , when v0“ come to think 0' it.
privilege, and speakers have so edited. '
and altered their own remarks. that'
. worthy and lnoacusably expensive.
it o tbouallt nothing 0
Sum av chewing gum?
illnechel, and thus having thorn print-
l along with the spoken words. Any-.
tiling tut s contrast-man desired to
distribute without personal expense,
as campaign material. was loaded on-
. i still olllco in
to the summons M I nor a knittins stand is one at then.
, callu- tactic! manner. . ,
”TM lbw W W mm “W warns ms omcoilsu.
W at a “Ma's I'M
realms-r and a wiro I'M rack.
slum“ “l
Wt
toss-bow- f .
h” been 5° cluttered up with enroll-'1” rather a surprising combination. _________
NEW‘ HAV‘N RAILROAD CHANGES
h tray.
And it a cmltltlr 8’“ “l a“ . NEW my
, tare considered essential 13010“ “F ""3 in divisional beads on the New York
corn . . rust. "
h" be . ridiculously not business or conducting an om“. 'h“.NOW Harlin and Hartiord Railroad,
i about a powder box and a rack iol'l'wcrc announced from tho odloe oi the
“1011'
lncuporatlnz whole books in it,is tl'uv.l that alone DI'O‘WW" ""
we still feel that the ialr sos has been
neglected. 'i'ilorc's neither a mirror; ll! division. .
"by'mhm “m mmm‘oflm‘mmfimlu m m“
‘t- , as.“ ‘w- guitar. N. “l . hat»? .7... «
lit oncc:
. “Call No. 35 and 50 gcncral. engine
and other spccitll automobile median
i‘l‘:tl machinists. to be lnductcd for
,the aviation section signal corps and
“13“ ill“ 0‘" college ’10 0‘" to "'9 dis'liowcd to survive this war and "organ-f sent -to Kelly Ficld. San Antonio.
Tex; cull No. 3 ior 200 gunsnliths.
.typcwrltinlt machine and other In
strunlont limiters or repairers. or gen-
ieml machinists to.bc induced for
lavlationrection. signal Corps, Kelly
tn’ an office—a 10‘) Whit“ m“? 9"" it must hc checked now. at all haz- Flt-id. San Antonio, Tex; Call N0. 5st
evening and begins afresh evcry morn- an” tior two lithographcrs to be Inducted
for thc air division signal 'corps. El-
m “"01" "W c°“”““""' “m". “'0 Americans. particularly. do not llngton l-‘ield. Olcott. Tex. Only whilt' the eht’mir
men and men physically qualified ‘°"'tarti'i bill
general military service may be in-
ducted under the above calls.
[boards may accept applicants ior vol
lthe requisite physical and technical
, ‘ . k them an The snllkc can be scotchod with com‘flusliilcatloua. ii the calls have no“
we train them and nor parfltlve ease. li necEHsury’ we can been tilled by March 8 by Veluularyl diilll lt 2mm!" to mum!” him “r
'lnduction the boards will immediately
induct suiilcicnt number of qualified
men to illl their respective allotments
by selecting from Class 1 qualified
men in soquence of order numbers.
, . . onaiDlP,
pay the battlest. most ms” 1‘ Our foreign relations are becmnlnslimmodiate local publicity should be‘w
most illiporlant work of bring up ou _ , ters magnum“!!! to these calls in order that if. . . . --
complicated tnough. as mat lpossible they may be filled by voluzl-' ptrsonrflly in the slimlmr oi 19th
.tary induction. bllt nothing herein con-
Imined should be understood as per-
tmitting the voluntary induction oi any
.registrant not physically and techni-
iproper destinations."
'PREGIDENT SPEAKS IN TH!ATIE_"Congrv!ssman Hill was not one oil
"in filling these calls the iollowing . .
' . power of Mr. llills suC' l
.procedure is directed. lintll March it so much in line "hm“, 0‘: :llctori
l
l
(lent-lat l‘eytou C. ma ch, vino has
lost l‘t-lumcd ironi France to become
latilllg Lead oi lhc general staff. as.
innulll-cd on his arrival lie was filming-
‘ll’ "Pitt-sell to ”W ct-naorshfp at will
glory news. lic raid:
‘ "i th'llk this muzzling ct-nrorsllip is
ll’ranrc and all the otflct-m abroad
:src unable to understand it."
! "Don't you think the American ileo-
pin are loyal enough anti morally
Istrionltz enough to assimilate tho
Worl‘l'fli‘l’rl that comes» new of the
~horrols oi war as nvell as the best
news that can come—1 and that t‘illel'l‘
can olicers can be trusted not to di-
vulge iniormatlon oi value to the on
only?"
"Yrs. l tllillll you are light." was
the verily. "l know of to limits
method at conduct.“ a war at this
“No army can expect not to have
somebody hurt."
' .
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Berton Store ;
Annual Clearance Sale’
‘ The items we advertise here scarcely“
l more than hint of the many bargains
“in this. great sale.
i There are hundreds of others in every part}
of the store.
caoCulrr SPREADS TABLE DAMASK 3
Starts dusky. baud. scailo d Peri til I '
? pretty um: $2.50 “figgfilg floral”: Wauglgnu? PWéfitie}? .:
. all cc ............ - lar wt 8: ortil 5 .
. _ Sale Price‘ .lliml “.97 ............. 49c ll
EXTRA LARGE AND HEAVY CRO- ti
cucr BED scans . TABLE “MASK ’
~ D8 Bleached as inch id ' l
53.50 quality. Sale Price ........ $2.98 giving 'alitv. eigeIlWenf' «righting?
value. ale Price. yard .. ........ 69c
. SHEETS TABLE .
Heavy linen finish. n l . . DAMS"
dependable and desirit'lleysllfeg' The Scotch and Irish manufacture. 72 indies
size $1,? so. regularly $125. glide. (all blelrtchegi 53m Islum finish"
Slh oe ....... . ............. . end“! all“ . ' ~ .
fig}: 81 x 99. regularly 5.139 $1 15 8:10 Price. Ya: ., . . . .va-ue ....... 89¢
taxeso",x‘°°ss;'m"'"tallying; """ ”25 BATES' DRESS amorous
.. it: Price ..... . ................ 51.39 High class than} min ' checksatll‘
interim will" -.
EBENEZER J. HILL
(Continued ircln First Page.)
l Conxrcssmun .‘llerr'tt‘suid: "Till-re
[was no town in his district uhcrc he
that] not hosts oi friends: no assom— '
.biy where he was not usicolnc n~-r
libero his coming did not add to its
.Dll'asurc.
I "He had a leading part in estab-
‘lishini: the good standard. ills lpccch
in Congress on that suhioct heist:
used throughout the United Stair-s as
an authority. To his credit largely
larc to he the estnhiirlllnl-nt
loi-‘lurnl ircc'firivc'ry. ills own dis.
‘trict being the" second district in
which rural irec delivery was: numb
lishod; il-cc alcohol for the arts and
'ill schedule in tho‘ pres-mt
_ which promises to eatubllsh
tile dyestuii industry in this country."
Congressman Tilson said lllvt the
try not
inny kind as in the irresistible inrcc
. bring up on“ children we have EN The DH.” is now in m. inc..puon.‘untary induction who iully possess at the logic of [acts Ho addcd' .qonravels about the s.atc giving insult-“who refused to t
' ' ‘ :tion in the conduct oi evening schools.‘ I en " working agree-
every argument that it was a mould-is is Samuel J. Brown. who is can;
inected with Eyening School No. 25 of
i
buttressed with stubborn iacts was
driVP him from .l position. He spured
no pains. toil or expense in tll-lrnlllzll-
1y equipping. sad arming titular-ll with
essential facts."
Representative Freeman said: “it
as my privilege first to meet hint
when he paid it visit to his son at tho
1.tionlll Guard. and at that time i was
impressed with his thorough knowi-
edgc oi the subjects he discussed. his
[ ,
department “0"" and require res other vvcr for checking German ag- cally qualified. As inst as inductions . u I
' W are made men should be. sent to thc “an“ M in! ation, and his strong.
sincere convictions upon the financial
and economic questions oi the dav."
Congressman James P. Glynn said:
Ilthose who measurell‘ his value to his
:praachers, but Connecticut has estsh‘ whim”, ,0]. small
“ M; llshcd an itinerant teacher. a man who whereby punishing the small “m"
,encgmpmem or the Connecticut xal certain classes tor an evening, while
NAIN plaids: value 25c-yard. Sa e.Yard . . 19c
“lie tutu” and fill-”I . EXTRA FINE PERCALES
good weal-ills and services Eh quality, GM Washing cgiors: yard vn’de.
a?
“mmzwww
lcce .......................... $2.49 Sale Price. Y ~
ENGLISH LONG CLOTH ANDERSON S FINE DRESS GING- ‘
Soft fini h. . . - HAMS
,wgzeggfl‘fflf‘dé?’ "M" robes. Lomtyrchensivc t nricty of patterns and v"
alePl-lce. Piece -. ..... . ........ $1.69 ”0’9""3’4“ sturdy “a" and superior
E . finish. bale Price. yard ...... 29¢ .
NGLISH LONG CLOTH CURTAIN SWISS
» giggles vvldse‘.‘ $004150? grade Doc-skin Attractive designs in stripes. crossbar.
_ _ . r l ltd ' ' '
stile race. ......... 1.12.98 $Jo’20c :ggyersgggnmcé .yfluf'. .‘Y'i‘r'é
ITleAgerEA2253IZOR ’ :tion being conducted by Mitch J. PICKIT PAITIEO
Th E 6 SCHOOL Heney. Both companies are charge-ll A? WHITE HOUSE
era are no lonscr lllleml, with purchasing raw materials at prtccl ARE NOT iLLlClT
continuum! , wasulxc'rox, March 5.—Thc local
court of appeals yesterday reversed po-
‘lice court convictions oi the Whitt-
Th ' 1 House pickets oi the national wom-
com 9 American Agricultural Chemical en's party. holdlns that pickets of the
x“ York clty,and he is. in the words. ump‘tintyh is charged with having so White House by the silent sentinell
. .u c entire stock or the Brown was not an unlawful assembly unless
of Allalslant Secrezary oi the SN-: - .. . .
. Bolrd 0i Education ll. C. Morrison. snl :;?CT:: ‘22:]; 19'" much had the an unlawful purp0se or act were
up." in every sens” oi the word. . by “mun ! its competition. l ler.» shown. .
His method is m K0 into a town! Hem-in 8 (I): create a monopoly; Thc pickets long since have served
where there are evening schools, teach: 5“ 0" l 9 complaints were set their sentences or been released. and
.ior April 10. .the picketing campaign abandonod.
:tho teachers watch him. and then give! —~—~ ‘ __
, these teachers technical lnstrution tlletm
inext day Usually he is in one town!
gabout three or tour days. when he, ' .
l goes to the next point on his itinerary.I Cr, bles and scraW’s
l The idea is tailing such a hold that -
‘Mr. Brown has been booked up for a By “ SM?"
ments with the two companies.
1 WASHINGTON. March Fla-All commit...“ by me .mm hematlons time in advance. He will be int ~
'cinl Washington was talking today able to obtain for his district in the" Connecticut for about six weeks only,
inbout a little speech President Wilson; way or appropriations and m the
=mndo I“! “‘33" irom MI W It‘lhemonor and glory of his constituents.
>mcmory oi anyone here that it preai
.dent had done such a thing.
I‘m-n Asia, W-P might do well to redonntheaire. it W35 “19 first time withinl'nm scope of M8 vlgion was too
' broad to-bo limited by any such mar-
row horizon and while he was always
ble. ii eastern Siberia can't control' With ll “"59 audience the pmGll‘ellt'loylil and iaiihiul to the interests oi NEW E
r had enjoyed a play “”3"an "“9 con-'1.“ district and state. he was oi that} "GLAND PRU”
: but it is estimated that application: We are going to let the exchanges do our work for us today and we add
Eior his service already more than fill our customary thanks for the cllpnlnu. 'l' .
that perod. ' I." .
Make haste slowly. but don't think you're getting anywhere when
you're only backing up.—Binghampton Press.
GHOWERS ORGANIZE
Iversion of a disloyai Germsn-Amorl-fgplondtd type of men who think and: . __
'can into a loyal citizen. When one legislate from a national viewlmlnl.”l'
[oi the, leading actors in response to; '
repeated curtain calls exhausted his| MEL COOGAN 1-6
curtain speech and the audience dc
'theater. the ficsidcnt thanked the ac
'the theme oi the play.
.._...__
the. WW
EN. Mare]: 5'4“" es semi-final bout oi 10 rounds.
K ’CUrfle and GWTKO mu," be“. of New m 8. 0. 80m. Amati J. 1'. MT.
most everybody “9”" that it has. A typewriter 80mm!” sends “1 “handed more. he suggested that prob: BOX WITH MARTIN
:lontz ceased to be what it proteasess leaflet “Worm.“ complete oilice ouggably tho President might say sonic-
NEW HAVEN. Mar..6.-Mek (loom.
boxing instructor -at the Newport
. K:
_ to . —-an accurate record of the pro g . 0‘ iii? _
. . be i ‘ d of “3‘4“"- One Of these consists l RM“ in M" box 83 a W“? 0! flp-lNaval Training station. has been
.- ceedings 0' conflel‘s- “5 9“ twee”-.. pencil sharpener, a check pinuso- and cbcerlng..swept
General Superintendent today. as fol-”“9 Saturday “uh"
put at. Clark bow-es Superintendent oi‘bY Mar
lthc New lando- divlsioa. - ha ppm. York.
N
”I. MIVII .W" 'AVOIAII-I
It“. 5““. with!
oi m V. L m. m .l ’00. NATIONAL Wk. HUM" WHO
i‘ v-ra‘lt “ I“ . ..‘=
D
:lows: E. E. Regan is appointed Super- ‘
; lntendent oi the New flavan division.
included in another outilt. which cost-i in Wm, M F. S. Hilly. who ‘0" to
in”... paste. rubber bonds. a caller. I the Old Colour division, while runs.“ 9°"th filed “I _
’ “rot Helena Still now oi New mun. . .. . I “"4”“ o ‘2!!!
They were married in South and 'H W. ““39“” “WWW“ l' ‘ ' g ' '
‘Nomttlr. November to, 1m, and do';
section noon in the rollowlns Alb;
mt. 'l'loro is on child oi which the
Ibcon “menus at tho on Colo-i
DIVOICI FOR DIIIRTION.
petitioner claims the custody.
limb h—A total.
matched to box Johnny Martin oi puroly cooperative “d will be “0“"
protector; a cash box. a cuspidor and tors ior an admirable periormnnceZ~NW Haven in the star bout oi 12 led somewhat on the “119'“ “‘9 East-
:‘W ”MW" and representativetl. it. n ash-tray with match-boa attached. and said how much he had enjoyed rounds on the ('8'
{under the auspices of the ltailanu
Mme can Athletic club at Music Hall' . .
-oil the night. oi March 15. in the preliminary '0“ include: stars " soothers—Chicago N9?"-
d to be presented era States Famers' .mcbansv. recent-
‘Haven. will mingle at‘ 122 pounds at Thmfilvon: H. L I'm-t. Mill-«ton: ' do in.“
3 o'clock. Both bouts were amused Skull” Hale. flood! Glastonbury.
| sPRLVGmELD' Mass. March 5.___ Success is a big target. but it takes a mighty good shot to hit the bull‘s
gltepresentative iruit growers oi New ova—Philadelphia Record. V
‘ England met here today to organize a ---
New England ffllll sfowerl' exchange. Also remember that iolks who are loud oi music may not care to hear
“'0 general 10"“ 0‘ organization will you blow your own horn.——Binghampton Press.
be non-stock, nonprofit-making and
‘A man who always tools his own horn soon has everybody dodslnlz
whenllo a Roaches—Alba .~ '
_” “y ’°"“"’.h£.la .i l..
'Iy incorporated in this state. . - l ._ ‘
1-1,“, who 5". been active in the Physical culture is one thing and carrying cost up three nights of
Joe Ewart! W. Selby. of this city. Pm‘l";"‘ ., __
, Grlnn & Harm is the name oi the iirln that weathers all storms—Toto
l! - .
, ,
COIN: Goorfio/ Drow, Greenwich. ’
l I“! a you _. l
'00.“ Eliiab W, s continuum! d r bit one day and undo it the next. Memphis Coin-arch
:Conn; Charles a. wuss. liddlcitold., , iv
Divorce ior desortion is claimed in Cm.:_J. Norris nurses, rammed _._._
the flu’eflor Court Conn; Proi. Guy C. Smith. Bistros”
Only the unexpected interests us. History records the race won by the
J. 8. Murdock. oi glfrovldcnoofl “'1 going Kerwin. but says nothlns oi the many previous raceswos by the
UNIAII MITHOD. “MIG“. l ' The guy who hit- the pace generally has to walk back—flflsm
WASHINGTON. larch ll.-—con-; Pross. ‘ ‘ .
[blunts-wore issued toils! by the fed: . /’.’ . 3‘.’ in /
'Wmmé: thzulzuhmmbnaazmu tussle
' I I I. "‘ ”WWI. :- m‘ ;
JW¢WW.UU:, _. _ _ . .u; ; , “l
“flames-sub “W‘ .‘F, mammals-usual.
V ' mt ..’T*ll»‘:xual€“l I I} I - ’ ‘ ‘ ' . . .
Norwalk Chronicler