*
Several ladies. members of the Row- Prof. W. E. Britton of the Agricultural - - I ‘—
. i'aum Hose company ladies’ auxiliary, Bppriment Station at New Haven will part of their ofl‘enswe along tllellios min St
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t ‘ .; . . . . ‘ .
‘ EAST 19" days soliciting for the supper '0 “umnn the Ladies Aid‘ Society ‘0 fur“? a P333888 0f the 01“.
.—-
. '5. The res use with which the ladies "iii son has come to town. -
‘8” being 2)" is very good as 't opened ”I“ there will be 8 1:33:33: malls have been thrown back With; _ 908 m 31, mHOBD
"OR WA LK i I ' ‘ lendance of both professional and ama- “WV-V [”5585' Amcrlcan troops} 1‘ -. . . .
Fm‘Y, m fl, 1.1. m 50m nonwau 2731mm m1:
have been around the village the last “9““ W “Insecticides." Between the Scarpe, the enemy is attempting
of the church will serve a supper. General Pctaiu’s defence, however, Bridgeport
10 RUE 31‘. 0.20an, rams
should be' “we the fire company “'1 lrul‘ tarmers. - Were l'cportcd on this SPt'ltll‘ early
:32: ""'"5 'r " 4!: :E
which the company in to have on April This is the fin! time that anything of has been too strong and the (ier-'
the protection which it affords means
Wholesale and fietail Milliners
. ._____._- ill the week. i ‘5
. mild] ‘0 the WW“? here In Case of REGENT THEATRE TODAY .'l,otltion licwspapcrs.llint at a. . ' I 5
-————— in”. "The Tro bt B—um joint it‘rtlllco-llritiell command on' 1‘
.. . ' ***** U G 0 er," a Paramount tilt- \\‘t'slt'l'll i'rollt t'cncral Foch ’ 0 "
Harry Cunningham of Filth street in: - . ' ' . ’ ' . ur ‘ 1'
hall at his home. 5 " -...- ‘liel'ture, s_“""‘“ VM‘" Mull" (fltllillilitlu‘lt'l' ot tllc Allied resert'e'. . , il’
_____ itnsome Vivian Martin. who is ap— army, \\'lil llt’ given an importuutl ..
* August ‘Billenslein of 42 First
-- "met is confined to his home with an
”inch 0! grip. ‘
. whim
. hie Buster." is known around the stu- hits llt‘t‘ll no t'llangc. Northwest
- AN" dies as “Misti Merry." This is because of Tool ”to American ill‘tillt-l'y-
Volga )iil‘tiiii: 1;? i3]: will) at; 3:1; iii: of the unlimited supply of good cheer kct'ps up.its sll‘oiig bonlhal'tlult-lit S'lk Huéld‘reds 0f Smart Ne“: Hats ”mired at Vfil'y special rices. Beautiful Lin erie
block. 9 which Mitts Martin invariably carries. of the enemy lint-s, hut tllt-rt- hats NI .39 clemitgette Crepe Wamts' Handsome Silk Peale“ .Marabout Featheng .
' l N on a 10 ”new“ 0" her "mall person. ”The been no infantry action. ; Mel! hm?“ lll' Scarfs. New Shetland and Silk Fibre Sweaters Ostrich Neck fiom'
Mm Charm L‘ C0,“, and daughm Trouble Buster," which was written ‘ a "‘9 hec Rufl' . New Spring CIOth Coats. New Veilings and ektraordina an,
”ion Olive, of Waterbury. called on; - ,__- “3 —' r r;— ‘ '0’ 5“” Martin by Tom l-‘orman, ‘ ' I
friends in East Norwalk. yesterday. ; .——..- . :fFllOW-Ht‘lor and an author, brings ev- W'lSflN ASKS ~ V —
'. 13» Red Cross met Wednesday af-
. 0
hearing at the Regent Theatre today, role lllltit'!‘ the new all‘l‘rllltlt'lllt'lll. ! Bar all] D 2;
in the Paramount picture. “The Trouu‘ (hi the other llllttlt-l'rtnlts thcl'c , pruce up. 34
; tion of Easter Wear. ry exhibi-
. ‘ 2.00 Banded Chi Sallo $1 7 ‘
ery bit of fun and lot able egg of t ‘ 9 rs ..... .00 S .00 Trimmed Dress Hats ..... .93 -
Walter llerdt. Sr.. of llfth street“ telltoun at the town hall. till a \l t' i .. it “If." 31-50 Unl'immed Straw Hat Shape. Extraordinary values 1 n Trim“ d . Veils and Vetilngs.
who has been in the hot-walk hospital _. I 5" ‘ 5” “1 3 tapable, and proves . .............. $100 Dleu hats miccd from $5 to 31,5?e ‘ New c'rcum shape “i" ”'8 ”n“ ’°
for treatment has returned to his‘ Mrs. w. R. Willntl’tl. who ll'ul been ”‘3‘ "5 name was We" chosen, for it ‘33“, Satin Covered H t ' “‘00 New Cloth Tren h d A . . ' - .',' ....................... .. 37.00.
home. ‘ tinder treatment at the Sl‘l‘lllltll'd Hos- is guaranteed to dispel any lingering ‘ "20° . ' """ ' ' l c a" “am” “9‘ V‘"""95 by the yard. 20 CCl|.s it, :5
—— 4mm. .. human-d in lwanh- "moons-wean“ tent... .. my a... e'so ii“ 1"" “" °""’“ M n...‘..'.;.'i'l.".'.;;;'..'.a'.i;2min“? “ “”-
—Easter suits for men and bowl-t? —— matlc story of very real “to i TflM MflflNE . ' cw "'w H“ Shapes... "'93 Manufacturera' ' e a . Flower 5 ~ s
1 Shoes for ladies, men, boys and girls l‘l'l'tl SHWl’t‘l' 0f ”'9 9051 Road,“ , 4....-- , I -‘3'°° New 3"“ H“ 3MP“ -- $2.48 Petticoita in Percafil'nceetsatin and Sllk ? Handsome Ficwer 5:3,; 19, _r $1
. u lowest prices. M. Jose") & Sons. haw lullploytmt at a fo‘imlllnlm Hill» REGENT THEATRE SATURDAY Exceptional values in Untrimmed Black Pereatine pettic'oata $0.75 to ' Quill- ......... 15 cents 'to 75 into
. building plant dt Bl sto, 9. l SM‘RAMHN'I‘O (‘al March "9-. 321;; :Petlsaéo exdluaivo ahlp" from‘ .. ............... ‘1 25 Fancy Wings, ..... ”.43 cents .1. $4
__ __ . , . . . , _. _ o . . ........ . . .
Black Sateen petticoata $0.98 to 81.50. New Shetland Sweaters,
Silk Fibre Sweaters,
The members and friends of (‘hl'ist
‘ church who have plants or cut flowers
3.98 to £75
Sanford Atlanta 0! “'95! Haw-n is Virginia P""°" i" "3“!" Honor," l’rcrtident “"30" has telegrapht‘d $4 98 to 5’0
‘ . .4 . 1 1,000 Beautiful hats for ch'l Black a t ' '
nu“. working for the New llal'en with and Wm. 3' Hart in “The botcrnor “illli-llll ll. httphcnti. of Idren ‘ nu Co ored silk Petticoats
to loan for the Eastcr decoration. are road H ‘ " California. aching executive clemency Priced from $1.00 to $5.00. _ . ----------- . ........ $1.98 to $7.00i.'w““b"’“t F'a‘h" Cap“ and $101”
- asked to have them at the church Shl- ‘ ' ”3‘ 301' :‘llomaa J. Mount-y. now under $215 Trimmed Tailored Hat- .5138 SHIRT WAISTS. iOItric-hl ch 8 ........ $23.98 "I ”5
nrday. not later than three o'clock. _ , . , _ The William i‘ox plloloplny' “Stolen eat sentence. it became known here $3.75 Trimmed Tailored Hat: . 298v You will find ' e l “s ' ”3 ‘ 51°
This morning the. cross erected on “l“ 3‘9””"‘" "h“‘TL‘ “bu-h ‘3 ”m Honor" etarrin “‘5 Vi ' l . , today. Mooney was convicted in con- “00 T . m’ . 4 ’ ‘ ' f , . lier'etheurgent/artery1 Ne“! Fl" 3“”3 ------- $3.98 to 550
Christ church in loving memorv of “ii itllr ncal'ln: " . ‘- it b? an 0|" ' g ‘ ' a man a PH" nection with a bomb t-xplmion ill fi‘r’nn ' “m ed Tailored Hata ‘3'” to; 8‘ ect mil: w...“ m Bridgeport in; Mime Neck Ruff: $4 «toszoo
‘ . . ' - . , . . _ . l a . . . In er ‘ """" ~
dred L. 'Morchoune. which was tlutli-v ““lllf‘nl '0 ”1‘” Pi”! “‘ “"“L Inn, is tertainly ‘l "‘l’lpmhd plttula. Francisco in a Dl’l‘plil‘mlllt'nli tiny pill» “'50 Trimmed Tailored Hats "‘4'“ Lingeri:v ghirtawaifaorggtgs fuzz. New Qloth Coat; """ ' ‘9' li' ‘35
rated at the senders lut Sunday, was .. . --.-. __-..’ l (\lll'dllfll lla-i beauty in its .N't‘Pnt’S and ads July 32. 1916. whicll “any.“ m9 $4.00 Trimmed Oren Hats . ..... 2.98 Silk shirt Waist; ' 01% ° 35‘% ‘3 Raln‘Capc‘ ................ 73'
”will position. “I" “Willa-VP” “1“" “’ml‘m'” H‘Hlnila. death of ten pcrnomg :tud injurcd forty $5.50 Trimmed Dreas Hate ..... " """" ' ‘° - $4.00 Ram Coats ............. $1.98
1
llll‘il' wtrk on til» now llrumliler build ”-98 Georgette Crepe Waifls $2.98 to $6.00
log to ht» used by thc Oeboi‘nc-st latt-
Nllss l‘cnrn‘n's tliamltllc abilitv has 0mm“. 100 Rain coats priced from $150 ‘9 53°
Buckley St. John. who litis bH-fl at .'l big opportunity of allowing ltttclf ln WASHINGTGN' March 29* Th"
his home on Oabornc H‘v‘ . up for Milli - ”mum" l“iml'l‘l' . n ' . . . l t . only comment M “1m“ llouut- oill i
little time is in' Wilton for it. few 50"" .tlrrtn. Nomi "‘r 1’9“") 0‘ Clflili today on l’lt‘Eldtill Wilson‘s triu-
weeks. looking ill'"l his hushlrss iu‘ 'l'ilztdtlt-tis lioyl's almost daily \ishs “l"? ““‘l “ill" "INS mm'll lnl"l't‘-“l ‘0 grant to (lmrrntn- l‘llt‘lllll'm‘ ushlntt
teresta there. to the sun parlor at the town bull have the picture. him to extend cxt-cutivt- t-Ielncncy lll
not to lllCl‘t‘TlSs'e the autumn of . . r
,uheut ttotir purcliaso-s bcyttntl 7t r
tcent. of the average lzttnltl
Ira. Elmo Elwood of t‘ovt- nvcnuu
will entertain the members of the En~
deavor Circle of the Kings Daughters
, Congregational
church on April 10th.
; A rehearsal for the Oldc Fashioned
PConuerte will be held at (‘omnlunity
'Hall. Tuesday eliciting.
the final leheatttul llt-l'tll‘l- lllt- lll't‘S"il-
tattoo of the. concert on Wednesday
owning, the 3rd.
bt‘l'n infcrrupted, as Mr. Hoyt llus
hot-n ill for a l't-W tluyl.
l'uul \\'t-igmtlnn. who has been in tho
M-l‘\l(‘t‘ lll t‘unlp Ilt-anri. llilfi hecll
transferred to the quarternlnsto-r'e tit--
puillt‘lcnt.
iimdtortl liullat'ti of the "Milt" Bank
and 'l‘tllrt (‘tlnlpttlly's stitft’. who on—
lisIt-tl in tho ()i‘lllliillt‘t‘ dcpurtnltult
lust llcccmhcr hits bet-n pl'oluott-d to
sergeant.
in the plav she la n HOt‘lQ‘lV girl with
it love of pointing. She is seen sitting
in the National .\rt Gallery in \Vaah-
lncton, l), C. copying n famous pic-
ture, that hlld lwcn stolen from littlv
und which was to he l‘ctut'nett. A jt'lll’
cult womun tlcctlscit her of substituting
her copy for the original. The woman
in in lovc with tho man who udnllrl s
Mica Pt'llrson.
Miss l’oortton is in it difficult posi-
tion because idle tries to shield a girl
ill" Mooney ('ust‘. “ii: that lht-y uttulti
ncithcr affirm nor tit-u) r’llt'll it lt‘ll'i
artful lilltl been Hl‘lll Further than
that tht-y absolutely rt-lusvtl to til.“-
cuali it. .
'l‘llt’ president's action/which lun-
few precedents in .‘lllt’lit'flll jutliclul
history. comt-s tlx' thl- climax of touch
t‘l'fOrl by ilgt‘llttlt‘fl oi 'lll' lt-llct'ill gov-
ernment to how thc conviction of
Mooney l‘cverstd ililtl to gvt tor hiln it
new trial.
About the Milli" tiluc l'l'lSltlt’lll \‘i‘ l
son st-nt his labor t'ouilnlhion “th
' flllillllllNMENl
dl'flfit'lll',’ i‘lc ltcpu'llit: it Hate conwn
tion this ailcl'ltoon llovcruor t‘ur! it)
.hllllikt‘n tit-clal'l'tl lllI‘ Republican
Party was born in throw: of tl.ttio::.tl
port! and out: bound by t'\'4‘l"\‘ trattlt»
lion of its history to .xupporl llll‘ unv-
tll‘fllllt'lll Inytlllv in thi~- tho.- of ll'iitl.
The fight for \icior)‘. llt' .‘illil, stool]
illll‘fld of ii” questions of pillt)‘ i
ll." till. .it.
purchased ill the four mon‘hs prit '0
AN “All: .Mfll‘cll l. Muilllt'ucturcrs using v . it ‘
’ .products for nont'ntltl pulpo t ~ ~l l
P 'ccna ' ' V.
e au if use 'lltil‘ci)’. 'I‘h. t.
. c
Illmit upon thr- I'H‘ of min. in, ii:
flours. and meals. cot-n. llttll- . l k-
:vvheat, potato flour. ctc. ' ’
it lit) llt'f‘rnh‘lm‘s thLi‘i-Z'tl in t' .1 I u-
. - ., V _. ac Ilre 0 art! submit, -.~ ~iw
Recent Regulatlons of hood lard substitutes in insii...’ , iii
Administrator Also Furynnc market than in .;n_\‘ (I‘ll’ 1' ill. at
. Price. f - t . . .... , ~
ther Restrict Bread Made “b.1128 $.Lhéut’fi’,‘ffig ML“; 3,:
By Bakers
, . . . time in thc -- - -
. . . . nevvrul months ago Illt‘ lizllsht-tllt lllli- . . ‘ ' “mm-ll 0' "-W“ lm ll‘l
. - - . - ._ - t . . . .. - - . ' (W‘s c~ . . . , .
H .. 14“erhatt’bt‘on‘l‘eu‘lkttl flout lrl .l.|lllt:4 Iidllutlght ol thc Heights in friend who ““9 hm," Homowllnl lntlls’ llll'llilllct'ti WWW ”ML MM" m mm b of p thonal .lmhittou . .0] mole, .lntl pm: ”,1." m“. H, Ed
w vale \Hlliam l’l'lcc, tol'lllcrly of burr canvas-sing the town with :l cur» r t Tho oar rightly dwarfs ltll |lt~:-- ! -
HARTFORD. “HM. 3:. AWN”; r”may he‘ made til it prp.. p... \-
cent rules issued by the l‘. rt, Food ('90? 1-.c [my "mum ”V” ‘1‘"
Administration {or the human-0n of pm" in “”‘load 1w.
erect. The sltuution works out through silt and till the inilucnt-t- of the i'ni»
lt'tl Stairs WllH bt-lnt' I.‘\t'l'lt'tl to pi'c- . . , H - .
lwl'vo the new (ll‘liltlt'l'ilC)‘. llusxinh‘fihgflzrcguqlrxg‘lrwl(3'2?31“"It".1‘I". 55119-1 ii on
. "minim" of up. inniuc :lud 'l‘rotzliy cd I. kl' _! d "H" ff" _‘ wheat mill feeds and lllrd fll't' ”w’fimount "‘3‘ than 5.00“ pounds it_\'
many bountiful tIIt'U-lho'lnlnw‘ 20““ ll‘llc. opposing lllt' t-i’iotts of it..- l'lll‘|“~ilhnt.ln i ”3"“. ". "‘ ."'”‘".'“‘\ “ followinizz« .l’9 "“"l" “l 8 price no: In t-s H.
Mrs. .lutnt-s .\ltlc(,‘unitllolttl vntcrlaln. in this production. Thor? 100“” {m It‘d Stun-s, w”... ”5an u". ”0""me ”w 1:31:33; 11:21:23; 5"..ll‘.",".'.'””. t Householders to use not to "MW“, 1 1.4 ppm“ pcl' pound our ”h. H m;
. "d ”)9 “hi“ 0.1"“ lust WWI“ at her new rules Will 2"! "HWY points by .C‘L‘" “5 one 0' """i'. chlcf "mlmwmfIpcuctl llut‘lct no lllltnL\‘i- tH ..".".'.'.L 3 total of 0m! and it. half bounds iii-r llrlcc m ”Hum lots,
' ' home. The [Il'lZ("\\'llilll‘l'll were Mrs. .. .14 .. 1 .~ _ wt‘ull' m "ml“. the llllhsinll ”mum. ppm“: ‘ I}. n u" ..t., week ofwhent products per per-ton? Th“ Food Atllllll‘llsii‘ulltlll fit 'cr
. the regular monthly not-tiny or in: William J. Fleming. .lr., lira. Fl’ilnk it. “A“ ”"~ "' ‘3“ ‘- thut ”H. ' pleadings ”f ”H, ”mm it? it Mlll‘ finding lnr tlIt- purpose (it .This means not more than on“ jimi announces that the ltiilr"lll5 fol-r ~i-lv
”It NM.“ Improvement A3300” lltlllllt-r‘ and Miss Evclvn Reid. ' " ' ‘iluth for th.‘ t“|ll'll' of dc'llucrucv gaining ”mum" fldhummv' the b”! m"l‘t‘s‘t?-tltltll'terll o d ' . allowed ‘0 lobbef ' ill '1 I .
* uoa will be held at C In tnit t-t ' ' "cno CHIN CHOW" AT THE cznu '. ‘ ' ‘ '- tpnl'tv loytlll)’ is found in Ilmlllion in. p “n 3 0' ““40” . . . “ °‘ "’ "m“ It"
, 0 “N Y M .‘ - .wcrc lntduccrc. ' bread. containing the required pnerep" rctiut-ed in all Stutcfl, on. lot
0‘"- Tligfidflflq/tpfll fill]. at 3.230 il.‘lll.. MIN. .‘l. ll. Haincs. Miss Murpplln‘ TURV ‘ ’. After- receiving 1h.- “‘llurl 0f ”l“‘Enp‘fi‘virxfifiigfi git“ 'ln'l‘l‘iilgtl ~Smf‘tiii‘. {canton of substitutes Rild Ollt‘-llzll[.1h0“p that of Ohio, and 110an m Cir-
' ‘53 1““ :iont linnco. "l ”‘0 NW“ t‘olning. .\lr.~l. Stephen ll. Hoyt, Mint "t‘hu (‘hill ”10“.... which (‘t'kehrzll‘VCOmml-Qflloll. program! Wilson wrote ”I” courtc we h.“ l wt ”1““ ..., pound of cooking flour, macaroni. glnlzt :tntl‘ \‘t'tst Virginia to tht ioi-
V‘lk “MM-h will b“ ““r 3‘1“" 0' ”"'» 'l‘ht‘x‘esil llovt and Miss Wilmott were - .tlovcrnor Stephens urging u now ~ . ‘. “ 'l "‘ u" "M crackers. paslry pies cakes: 'h . meg bash”
afternoon and co-incldent “'3'" the "“ i-lnlong thi- ’71:”an folks who en] )yeti 9“ its 200‘“ nnnivorailry at the (on 5trial The night-wt court of (‘ulllOrnin "he quahml". that have made our m"! breakfast cere I, all I M “ Edt'l Jobbors in Mr 1 to 'ti . . .
“ ' ‘ . ‘ , .. . . . . -lt ' ‘ ‘ JUN” nud nilall ht-st in'cpnrc ourselves a a combined. ' " " ' ”n" " "‘3
afingiooinmfdgzfi Ngrmilk Libra? hearing the cantata "The (.rucitli- tun 'l‘lleali- on l‘l‘ltld.‘ “limit 51"" {recently rcfusoll it. Onlv one course to pltfy our propcl- m” in ‘ohin ' l’uhlic eating place“ 'lnd (‘lllh‘ to in loss than car 10“" "i ‘l"li"""'"" '0
3 o rary wor .. v. . ,m . wart wcck otitll“ . . . . ' -‘ -‘ . . . ' ‘ ' “ cus . ' ' ‘ . . '
It is requested that. as "mm "m" ton. tillllt! \\t.dncada,t night at St moth, tntertt upon tin itl ,remuintd and that “its to lletHl ll the "l,“ problt-ms of reconstruction observe two whentlcss dflyg D“, “W“ “retails”?! $1.1m. ‘Retdilcri. $0, .19.
.that. will come with the return of ~~Monday and “Pdnesd'ay fih‘ Ht lll‘cs ' ' ‘ cls may add " 4"!"
“'oodside tu‘thE. who is located Willi lltli‘lllltllllil knife and scissors shurpen- ..
B. CONN“): 8th Continxent R. l‘l- S. t‘l' t. l‘ hour'cllold use, which is lllt‘lllll‘lfi “0m“ wry amniotic touches.
at East Sandling. Kent. England. Tho min a large sill». C Mina Pearson. be it known, wears
lt‘l’fll's are very intcrcsting and give
quite an insight into the life of an En-‘
3|th soldit-r. i
l~0lllll .lnlhitlous :ltnl ..ilonltl owl-
-) 4.;
hers as poaltible be present to h...”- ""1”” "1"“."1" Stumtord. phenomenal tnkugctucnt in New York Governor Stephens to grunt executite
A , —-——-—— . . . .. _ lemency. t .. ent. in additl tn .. ”W's profit in selling to rt-lnth-ts ml.
and mp?! Mm pmnm. ‘ nut liontlat .ttttlnoon, April tut. C . .Peflct‘. 0n ereto not to 5(‘l\t‘ 4 . , . . ....
‘ Th.“ if""“""“'““” "h“ h“""."“'".“ who a special Easter Monday child! m“— ! Republicans took up on. lurk ..i any one truest at any one meal an'f..".i‘.“{‘g‘.i.7“...‘.'.‘ uni-M 1 mi in- I {W
The ncxl meeting of the Que Es i".l"°"e” at the home ‘1'? the “mg” . . -m h i on at opulnl'; {framing a party plutl'orm illltl sch-ct} aggregate. of bl'Plld-Btutls. niacuronifl ‘ y am a “1““ s I "m
it two" wl lcll \lra H l\ Bennett of "‘39 mntlnet “ e K V p . era lie q . . to the mill price in willn m .‘
Club will be held on Tuesday even- '5' ’1 ‘ ' " ' ‘ \' it like tho regal mutmll-l» ‘ing it atntc committee “'Illl the ex. c r.. pastry, pics, mm“ ““9““ «hitters in in: th 1 ‘ ' 1g. . m-
-lns. April 2nd. at the home of thoI m” Pm" Road recently bought have 9"“9' ‘ on“ ’ i ‘ lpectatlon of clearing the prom-lint he. ”“3““ cereals containing tl total of ‘ ‘ t“ a" to" 0”" ’ 9““
Misses Carpenter, on First street. This been almost completed. and Mrs. llen- :icpMp of "(Tim Chin (‘how" has ever!
.thl he an important business meet; 32“: exfiglz:fr£a::lgggdrni?s"0;:°& beo'n seen upon the stage of n .\cwi
dug. All ofllcers must make a report . ‘ . ‘ ' ' Y R Theatre. The suprrb settings. - . - . —
; of the work completed to date and all “s "“35. delightfuhft-atnrca in ”w sum: or ' t l «fumes and the bril-i - the party's Congressional campaign. eatablishments not to buy more than. n ”19. case ot‘lbinn has .illpad}: n...“
members should be ready to discussim” “m... the wonderu ‘co. d tion mnkt‘i "This will be the. former president's alx pounds of wheat products peristalblishcdfat 38 per cent. of all tut
.business matters. All titles should be; dinner "f the stage pm He lk 1 fl ' The international [league tlnllllyftlrst appearance since hilt recent in. 'month per guest thus conforming with with d?flnilf‘:'nl(lliltlflnf“Ilel|l:i‘;jt m” {mil
Md to date and Red Cross work will Chairman Henry 3- 000’“ expects “Chi! Chi“ Chow the most in 9‘ o ipiHH‘tl out of existence Wednesday at- 311839. ‘ the limitations requested or the mum u'he'lt nlill {old3 or 0 I kind“ d
‘be completed at this meeting. , The J‘h‘lmy'lo "a“ a Pub"? “199”“ ”t the offering of many theatrical scttaona.‘“.,noon, and take its place in most The morning session. devoted prin- holders. i ‘ _____L_
g?“ £1?”th unified bf 3‘12““: hiigdati/(ltd‘giislttttZSS (ilfroh'lgmlzadtii'l‘nll‘dr:; 'The "WW" cast which presents “Ch“.of the cities of the circuit a inew or-‘Itilpallylto work of orgalliaultioln. ilti-I ‘letllllilers to scll not more than out»: .
. v09 9- cause mus 9 am" ‘" ' , ‘ . ' -.- b Florence Reed gnlllzation of lower classificat on Was‘ ournet in time to greet ,o. oose- eig t of N barrel of lllnill’ to vinyl
red in by April 6th. The first regu‘ "lvlhlr' l0Wn {1006 will“)? Mid “3 abll'iCh‘“ how '5 headed“: thelrole of thc7 iaunchrd. Whether the proposedlvelt on his arrival from Boston. (‘on-lcuatomer at any one time and in “D'ANOTHER VICTIM OF .
hr Thrift Sit-ml) meeting Will 11" 119” a” .m increase production, or food ”find Tyrone Power. a ‘ non" league will start the atlason appears to greasman William ll. White. of Lewis-case to sell wheat products without ST ALBANS EXPLOS]0N
in ““90““! with ""3 business meet-1d" increased number of’wnr gardens. sinzlnz steward. Abdullah, 5 'dopcnd largely on'whut action thc Newton, is permanent chairman, and Gov-”he sale of an equul weight of other. '
jug and members should have their re-Q “‘0 commit“? is at “Wk on these splendidly portrayed by ““50“", York state legislature will tithe on the ernor Carl it). .Viilllken. candidate for cereals. * l '
port! readj. At this meeting will be problemt. (‘ovvles the noted basso. Seats for'sunduy baaebnll bill. if the bill is nottreelection. spoke at life afternoon sea-l Bakers beginning April 1i. must; ST. ALHAN'S. \‘t.. March '19. .dies
an important 0:6, itdiaburged [hid atlli ii i 'l‘h C i l f thi "Chu C'hin Chow" are on m“, only. Damn] it “gems hardly likelydthfllil ”rifle", bake Victory bread containing at toastinom Savage. one or the firm-pull Mn,»
‘Jnem ra a on an e prepar, 0; .eu. omal rmm no 0 s ' . ‘ncw league will take the tlel . .nry ,oneouarter to three-quarters wheat‘otl in the unexplniucd taxi-Boson late
have the meeting start at 7:30 o'clockA town, who was right-hand man to his four weeks in ~advance, and ingenimj'yefllt'rday afternoon Cllurlcs‘cllaplinl gflour. ‘ . 7yesterday, which tlertrchd the lr-lni-
1,“,va lfather. the late John D. Crimmina. like patrons who may have mlsse of Roch‘émfl, acting head of the inter-; We ask bakers and grocers to rc-.tions pit!“t Of the ““t‘ma'lmm 3;"
‘ 41“,. father. a contractor and expert on beautiful production are advised to“ national. came out of the moetlns 0!} BI glint. ":33: .duce the volume of Victory bread'ploslves Company, died during 'ne
.-gineer. has been promoted, and is now . h t, dela as‘ l b - l h lea ue omces at; m .n ”t Quinton." ld h d u f h t, _ . . i H
. secure seats at once wit on Y tthccu owners nt 6 it .50 y e very o t e tireequaltel 11%.. ' _ .
0' 8 “mm“ in the Engineering Corps. He the end of the run is in sight. noun 3! balsa-ii": '0 b m" gpound loaf where 1 pound was soidi Local authorities today continued
1} isafliliiiilg‘: 2: fifizrggmghgge: 3: b b n" matineea are given at popu that by a vote of 6 to 2 it had 1:2,”: nun Putifduiwd’gzrelgfi'g. oration!" I175. before and corresponding proportions {their investigation in an uttt‘mp‘t to
l 5 ‘ 0 - ur a ’ decided to disband. He RSVP no it. ‘ '__cmcmu in other Wei his. We also 1151' bakers: learn the cause of the cxploaion.
consisting principally of instruction in m- prices every Wednesday and there. M the movement to organize a new "8.3“” “WOM'Cd I ‘ “’0 g ‘ _ t
”'9 “manual” 0f trenches. tilt the usual matinee on Saturday. :lengeu, but that collie out lieverul|
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’hiie the committee recently np-‘ l The roponed circuit is to include
pointed to consider the town's needs of , HEAVY FIGHTING i the be“? cities of the international and
tire-fighting apparatus is considering. ALONG FRONT OF i the New York state league, which also
. ”~— the matter. it should take under ad" FIVE MILESJms gone into the discard and left SYrav
. Mrs. Godber of the old Tokeneko visement recent action in New Can-l FIFTY“ 'cuse, Elmira, Binghompton. Scranton.
"toad, spent Sunday visiting friends at aan. Ahere’a second-hand automobile Wilkcshnrrt‘r at: other points wit‘iloa‘.
'New ark was recently bought. and will be fitted: ; league baseball. The league moat like.
' with pumps. chemical tanks, etc., at a? ;ly will includc Baltimore. Toronto. Ro-
m” °f ”0' The “’mmme" ““5 di- may mean either 3?th to draw chester, Newark. Jersey CW. Sym-
lllal'gins should bring all iced t) :1
fore the :tessiorr-tonlght. all which Pol. more than two ounces of “'1'?!" "0H?- . , , , . ' ." '6
:Theodore Roosevelt will deliver an ‘N" Wheat DI'Oducts to be serl't‘tl tilincgnflmlm M.“ minimum “I 54“” “3'9"
1nddrcss outliningthe general plan 0! less specially ortlert-d. Public paring:; 8 mill lll'lCe for the food, «,t. 9"“
A remedy for Infection
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The T0keneke Club property l5 l0, rected by‘the resolution creating it to . - - to cuso, Buffalo and itinghamp'fon. The
be improved shortly in anticipation ot‘ report within 30 days. and it will be British atteintlon ,a :ttlmrluxrmqicharter members which already may
the coming season’s opening eight "9"” next Monday. wm‘ "0 “'8“ ”k" ”191"“ grotlnt a on . ' the counted in, are Baltimore._rt‘lll'0-
, - of a. report or town meeting being yer.” ml pffort to offset it British'ccn- l Hem“! by Jack Dunn: Toronto. by
- “Vida“ 'tcr move toowrtl (fonlhral. W hat- 1 James McCatl'rey; Rochester. by Chair
Corporal Francis 5. Johnson 0" ‘ 'cvcr its purpose. the attack con- in. and Jersey City, by Dave Dl'lilCOll.
Camp Devens has been enjoying at Charles Chandler has long been anitim'm in strength with the British 1 .vlilongegl' firt‘vmmce at?! Webmomo’
r g enthusiastic beaker er. now havtn " . ' . t e is an e intcrna one are to-
!“ my “man at m home in R0“ about I dozen hive: He has Intel: “'"hmndmg '1'" “"‘fmy “5""8‘ lutely out of consideration for the new
. ’becn initiating Albert Punzelt into the gallantly. , ' , league. Providence is to enter the
, - lmysteriell of these industrious luaects.‘ French troops sumo their cn- Eastern league. while Montreal and
' ' Local people 'h" h“ noticed wild 399“?!)le ll I pursuit worth whild trance into the battle last Satin-l Richmond. despite the protest of the
' We Mill. on! that the flocks this in these dill ofthe hill! 00!! Of luflf'dm. have mndc a courageous de,‘ latten‘are to be without league bnse
M “Pile“ to be very tired ”inland other sweets. Doubtleaa many - ’ than ball. Jersey City was it member of thc
' people wo‘uld go in for bee-keeping'femev hm none 3'” more so international until two years ago.
‘ were it not for the fear of the beos'.that of 'Montdldlef- anven froml when it dwith abandoned in favor of
“M“ " .stings. But, like most 'wlld beasts." the town and some istance well -.lttchmon .
Mr. and Ira. Edward King. who he” rarely "(up onennlm 5,.“ word by overwhelming numbers,
vo b”. Tm“ mun" ”LMfizgntzfxffiraxinmgi 2:: the French counter-attacked/ and SEALING FLEET CREWS
pally nan any not use their local ‘
of m lpectat . d, if u: latt l “Pl“ml "d h?“ three mm“ AND OWNERS DISAGREE
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" “'5' . ,t struck the German line south of a. flmflm mllgggeg 733°"
no”, . m , Noyon a hard blow and pulled it '0 - o v «v
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