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also buildings in the city.
.liat'lr. m. was
the quarters where he,
. even more crowded for

hen the legislature is in sell-i

Merv-homesick“
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coded that item .
cramped hr room. noth-l
yesterday about giving.

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. _‘xiit we havdlbeen able to'
a. nicely, but the state work
its iatasfarud with. i do not
.lllie spendin- a lasso amount of
Item's mom: for oat-Io in the
, when there is any possible room
outlaw: in the Capitol for the state

-lt.has.beon rumored that the coun-
, oils)! defuse was to be asked to move,
this firm into the state armory. in,
tact rumor says that this suggestion
in. aloe been made to Mr. Cheney.‘
Wiener Webster said that such‘
. a sunset had been made to the de-
‘ ; m council but that no action had
, be. taken on the suggestion as yet.
”1* education was ni’ade something'
”or a month ago. ‘
10's thing is certain," concluded
If. Webster. “We. cannot be as
«dos we are now, when the,
3 Miskito is in session. Now that
the warm weather is here. it is nose,
“0 that something will he done to.
,. M finding quarters for the war'
, y‘crs. We hnye been unable to do"
”thing while the weather was cold.t

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e scheme for netting more rooms
, “course I Awe l‘ttle power to act}
h the matter of making more room,
q that is. something which the Lexis-l
e must settle. l have no doubt‘
rout it will come out all right." ’

auuito on ficailasa l

 

.. York Itate :
Till “or to have definite informa-'

.la‘rolard to the need of a license.
M in New York. ll Danbury mm
m to the fish and game commis-
‘, V am it the atate for a ruling and re-

" “I“ thslfollowhlg reply:

hll persons over sixteen years of
- also have not been hona tide
malts of New York state for 30
he mum tolanaaxlns in alumina.
must have issued them a ’llon-rosi-
”fishing license' to lawfully angle
, fiafi- of the fresh waters of this
A? Lido; closet. that. if a resident of
:Iflsxatate may lawfully trike iinh in
not part of the international hound-
m ‘bordering upon the state
allow Fork as are not within the
W)! the said state without.
”mod to obtain a nailing
i from the county having inr-
‘ overlaid waters. than n res-

Stats Wineady Ill). Northwest of M’
l.“ I "minumw‘b 33' till: nations; on! g: ailment-om lanthanum“

haltin- "I w". 'mfigéfimwmf im&~lm“mm.w shun. new

. ,vu'mm’ it" ml ”Wellies-Ht. manuals

WNW a“ ’ lg Further radii-“dam? ,faallloud IO) stove, withpeea. sisll'J ,

mommflhmeanfl " ‘" Miler ous‘ls'tillmlwllsllso-kmsllwm one.”

i : j... ‘ ,

IN desperate rest-base to the

Gcmhu’gzuve :gihs has

changed saver times '
fusions

rby the flows after s light iin
which ithe enemy Inland lheavily:

lit-iii one o! the outposts of the

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south of Verizon, 65mm WNWWW'IIM

ing troops ave t A!” '" ,, mumflldtsuowcam

llelves Sunday. American inlandI W 5.3%, “2“: oil “stout m. lie recalled his

,trylnen heat back the e in mm; mg; ‘ Won-ti: ' . ~
It 3““... hot fightlna'. The one” ‘ Lat tor ttemporal Pawn. l "f ‘was‘bersh 1005." he said. “III
goth-(muse :to his trenches with the loss of . “it is no secret that the elem for um and" in“. school is tail.

 

Millennial-mm,

It is an important stategic point as,
nationalities i
Although they [have been ‘but it

ilittle more than ll mile from Bail- not give his lecture. chic! Pennington

,. laul, a .valuable position, for two said this IIOIIIIII- .m" ”e“ The boss ““1 “'1‘ ""
days, the Germans have not been‘ ‘—‘—-"——" ' miles “"0“” W "W” ‘0 m.
able to advance more than vsevor- BUCK WANG“ ““1 "'9’ W '0 rubberboots. “”10"

ot the state'- nllt‘u hundred yards._Wcst of the town!

the Germans have been repaired:
in heavy attacks and south around,
Morris the “crown efforts have

gone for naught. ’ Ward a. Barber. pf t‘oiaburn a hand 50“" then would 0-101“. TM! lull

.9“ the remainder of the Mg“... or’s jewelry shop uptown. testiiied as not build schoolhouses for ball-
to the suspicious actions of the man rooms. Mews- wanwmlmcher.
W in the mm" o“change. Near thi- apex of their ill-H“ in" stare. “ well.
evdisulssleu "Lydian at Merville. the Germans til- may way in which the prisoner call 0”" children 10 I“ from school. '0
roam tor the retail tempted an attack, but were dis- 0d hiltvPatl-olnlan Paige and Prosecu- canoe at schoolhouses. 'No seal taill-
pcrsed by artillery “fire. 'In Plan-,‘ol’ Will” ”7 WM “4"" 'llm- “4 hie would interrupt school sessions.

at in Alicia, there has beenlno

3nd along' the Messincs Ridge
there have been no further actions
and the British still hold the;

-ltte the-.llleights on the south unchal- judge reviewed the case was mtanc- “not have “in... with m ”at

lot _, .
ll either wing of the sharp lla-
licllt around St. Millie], the Ameri-l

Iathsusethinsm stem" "”0093 i" the 10“! few. days est" article that hld' come down the mug,
all that we can, and have been mecting and boating off Norwailt plilo in many a moon. ' I ‘ ..—..- l
. that we have been able to .in fine fashion strong (lcrnltln at.‘ m

V" "0'39" "1"“ bulld':tackil. The enemy has not follow-I Burns AND W. "m” 0' “fill"! 5°" "0 ”'5

ed up his eflorts northwest of 'i‘olll .
and east of St. Mihiel. when- llc‘
was repulsed ill lWl) days' llnrd
lighting by the Americas ill Apro-
nloni Forest. The artillery llilcl
there is heavy. with tllc American
gunners kccpillir up illt'il' cool ol'
the f'Sl'llllllL’l‘.

hilllllill)"il attack on the Ameri-
(mll scclor ill-twccil Verdun and
St. Millii-l caiiic lifll‘l: ii violoili
boililiilrdnicm iiild was ilmdc by
picked cllcili-y troops. l'l'ltllllt‘l‘n’
were captured by tho Alllcrioilllll.
illld 34 (lcrillail dead and lil
wounded ivcrc found iii the.
American trcilcllcs, while just bc-l
yolld tlll-ill wlerc til) more cllcnly
(19ml. 'l‘llc Alllcricillls with halidl
grenades illid liuyoilcis, wrtlt olill
of thl-ir positions to lliilet the oil-’

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coming: (lcrniuils. Two American:

aviators llavc brought down two .R-med 8‘ Nehr'm“ H‘ “5 b°"" home. a former resident of NorWllllt. .

We shall probably llii Upon mm. (".lflcrnlllil fighting uirplancs.’ tllc’ will be held from hill late residence on l' mm" M”- W"“‘“ “"'“‘"“d
‘ irileiily flicrs being captured. ! Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Brundage. of} row

There has been no activity onl
tllc i’icurdy lllltllci'ront, and on
the remainder of the wcsiérll front;
except for artillery duels.

Count. Czt’l‘llill, tllc Austro-Hlln-l
gariall Forciizn Minister, has re-"

' . . (signed. Ellipcror l'llllrles has ac~
”lilo" Received on Fishing in N.W._(9(‘|)l('ll tllc resignation. The steps

loudiiig'to the count 's not are not
disclosed all yet, hill the publica-
tion by tho Fri-och government. of
the emperor 's pciicc ofi'cr lctlcr to
France curly ill ' 1917 probably

official attempts still are boilliz ,
mode to deny the letter, llilt llf‘itll‘l
or the emperor lior (.‘ount' (‘zcr-.
nin has denied flatly tllc cxisteilco‘
of the letter which was not only it
peace move, but divulged damag-
ing evidcllcc callccrllillg intrigue
against Serbia. ‘ .

The fallen minister is‘ a close
friend of Umflll. Bcrchiold. the poli-l
tical instructor of Emperor'
Charlco. Berchtold‘ was forced
out as Foreign Mlllistt‘l‘le the pan-
Germans after he had played ll
prominent ”part in starting the war
and it is probable (‘ount (,Yzcrnin
has fallen if victim to the sum in-

 

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' tel-lei h‘mflifllidcnt fishing ll-
mt anallng licenses uses,
: *Mifm any county, city or
'2 «club upon payment of the fee-
b I". 02.50."
., 7 snare to be an opinion
. “fishermen that to fish
”as estu- of Long island sound
“dis clams niong‘llle shore it
Inns-Irv. to: then to secure a
. , A letter from the . United
. . ”I administration to 3 Dan-
m states out a m
munch for his ownjioav
Au too or sin away-for settl-
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afluance, his usefulness having cm
ed because of his clumsy diplo-

m“,mm m, jur‘m} macy. (‘ount (heroin remains "in
hall-outlines" York without oil-{omen until a surrealism in un-
rnouuced.

 

 

(€011!an from VIM Pill”.

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ing the life of Pastor ‘Bussell which
contained announcements of the loo-
tcre were. “hood on the stooos a“:
number of lionmi in this city on -.
vlrrlay Tim heading " the aim
was “Kingdom New" and some the
first case was a large headli‘ , “The
Finland Mystery. and w): luv
pressed." . '

The article that told of the suppres-
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m””"mm’”'wm ms Moon:

“1' Plummet-mare islslashasls in

prisoner when searched. "V”- NO on. lllll [Old “I“. 9.!

ill. E. church officiating. He Is sur-. ..
vlvcd by a widow. two daughters ‘and W

.°““ "°"' ”n. it. it. a. a it run rams

hastened his withdrawal. Semifinal Justin ls Peevetl . . p u.,.1;m, 3;“, 3212!. 4:33:

' $11M” LECTURE

. ‘wtthcowhldeheau mum

”-
“The Church 'l'ntst. 'loet. souls mew-em Mi!” lei

Mine-men easiest the international mm"!!! “of 03- 3M! “if-l

alumnus” lien: is America and face no: liss a '1"- il'lle tab ‘
' er colut ;--»" boitiss lwele solidi-as tease-lien;
| rune. till-over. out the “00*: ‘school children. nowadall M “I":

“The Finished llystery" is declared’to
be modem-n and lint there u. if "in! on also an r. big. lilies crease

every likelihood of there some mm. "In the din of that]!
utterances that might be ro email p.59“ ,"imw' schoolmaster. so-
are lit ' m I 'I 'h’ Ilr. "m ”m ceived Ulo a month. There were no

8“?me nothill‘ Ml coarse hull" boots. IA

1854 Willllll Well] of 9’"!!!th was

I“ Iro- W). ,the schoolmaster. Rs mill for one
"h“. -- -l m . 'ta'rm at Hunting m. a sellout

mmfivwm Host a,” of "who W. as ante-flit- to

also of landing the sum of $112.00 in
bills and a quantity of silver on "WTbo men “k would keep "“1"“
Noeihen who began to cry. as the women woreaalleo dresses, and they

:3“? oihiii: ml” “l' 1'“ "“1 “‘“wny should children not covenant

Court oilioeril and others presenti'
agreed that lie was about the "slick- LITTIM FROM DOV. 0W.

 

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The beam of a senior of local rel-

:"Over There" were brightened by let-
Mrs. Ell” Ann mm“, l ters this morning. telling of their good‘

One of the oldest residents of Wil-' hull” and Wm“.
ton. Mrs. Eliza Ann Patrick, died ml' Clinton 0- "“550" 0' the ”ill 'II'
the home of William Whitney. orlslnom. ball inst sent his first letter
Drum Hill yesterday at the age or from "somewhere in France, and'salti

 

nearly hipster-two."years. a... v“ be had just landed lifteran unev‘enmsl,
the widow of Burr Patrick, and was‘ ”"80: William "- dell- “'“TNG’V'l

1,0”. in Wilton on June 11th, 1820. She ed a letter from his son who subarea:-
llua long been an invalid. rile funera ‘1? W“ In ”w "m wni’ox
services will be held from the Willi-i "ch1! lithium. who hum-av Nor-
"..y residence on Wednesday “a", walk friends has been over for some
noon at 33730 o'clock. and the burial time with the. 1036 Field Artillery, his

will be in the family plot at Zion‘i‘lem'm part ”'0':

1““ churchyard. Gannondsle. . "Dew Oscar: Your lailt letter will:
. a... 'plciures of 'ilflpp)’ flooligan' 1qu r...
George K. maker-on, celved.

fleorgc Kotohum Nickerson, one orE 'We ”9 right up " “I" Front driv-
the senior ll-tter carrleul of the Nor- "‘3 "V" ‘l "'"m “M 0‘" battery '”
wnili postoflioc. died yesterday, liter praised "’5' “‘5le by General Ed-
a long illness. He. had served the. U. “in“ and all "‘9‘, French 03'9""
8. government iaithlully for'a quarter Am “9‘ "l ”‘9 km“ "W “‘0"
ol‘ ll century. and had a host at friends. b‘" on "‘9 ”W505" "k" ll “’3' much”.

.\ir. Nickorilon was formerly engaged ll” ll 311""! ls eliciting." l

 

in the grocery business with George;
W. Raymond under the firm name of. Nathan E. Peck, of the. Soldiel'S’

{in years ago and the funeral services

Rev. Albert. B. Beebe of the Norw'aik street. Norwalll.

_..—_

Fun“! of Miss Kline. l “Noah“ m3 ‘

The funeral of Miss Helen Home, 0001'" NORWALK 1'0 “VI V03:
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Albertt A. If.—1:ux. 6:818. 6nd“. :1”
Rome took place yesterday. Rev. :65m7ii3iizzbm 018190.508. . 4
W. Burns emulated at the residenol.. i . i
in :Bridg‘eport. and Rev. '1‘. A. Cole-i P. I.le:oa,.l::u*(amfm 0:113
man at the grave at. Pine island. Till-.130”. 1.30:. 301 3. . only) '1'038
pail bonfire were William Nevins, ‘06.”306'0’1 ( W“ ’ '
William Larsen, Richard Wilson and .3' . ' ‘

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“mm.“ mm" 0m" ’ a. Ii.'—-l_2:ux.”::.8yfa. 5:481. 8:“

iizna. 10:88:, 12:03!-

 

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0"“ If?!“ D“! 10:07:. 10:40.

 

gllai Justin. the former Springfield, 5. n.—-d:l°x. 5:30; 1:34. 0:00!
pitcher. who twirled for Toronto last 8:511. Ozllll, 9:563. 1.0200331” 3‘“
season. is peeved over the action of: 3_§6‘“§?312‘°g;' :: " 0:20.150!
that club whereby they covered up 0203:, “'10" ilzihi nah, . ,
their players through the medium of Sundays ‘
the Portland club of the Eastern 9‘03““:00. 3:001. 9300'" ”'0”
League and the new Providence cluonmi,’ nth—12:10. ~1203s. 3.35,, 5.0,
it seems that McCsifrey of Toronto 5525;, 6:00;. 7:103, 8:10;, 11:15:
sold his plant's Just before the dis-11:45:. '
Wt of the international heilgncl 3°97" “xiii: 7° NEW
to Providenc‘efand they in turn acid: A. 1-13:3”, 13:53:. 6:81, am
Portland through the sale of players 7:15. 9:193. 10:39:. 11:18:. ‘ . '
now go back to Providence from Port-l “tell-1:32:13“: (Mam?! only
M“ "W“‘h/ the “l' '°’ “l" m” smog-i; comma Mil. em
chis- Indslsvmdoctedmtllond-v. 1:01. 7:03;. 7:0: all!)
the understanding being that they are .2353.

returned to 'l‘llrcntc by Providence; M-ihmwga. 1;“. ultra
now Hill. the new international Infill! 10d" l'ldt. "3m ,
.isorganiaed. ‘ . l' P. air-8510:. Mk. 4:835 0:“

Justin was oi the opiniomthat be 7:003. 3:38. 0:05!- ,.
was a free agent. and regrets to learn ”I“ mm m
diflerently. He may not play in or- 5. :Tskudultd, radar, mu
' . r r w . q
centred ball this "Ir. as it was tan 0.50, . . . 1 .‘ .
bounced th the had sign‘ to. pitch for igag‘Tg':Z£.tn 4.“. "I.
the Hendsea in tile ppringiield snap ' ' ‘

League.

Undue ‘
A. l.—-4:10x. «In. 7:55. lab
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NEW V0“ TO SOUTH "DIWALI .

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[arablinfied Id”

 

/’ Whoaaachraocidesl owes the
manual-natal“ lever!

Winn rh- iio (he sk of
' ‘ alt ' . liver! W 01' girl
‘. poisoned sqnanes and helps fix up

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Now the country is our - assemblage of
henna. It’sour‘llouscand Mafia- is our
Wandhcoeodliholp. db” . I. -

on ahead.
We ”$03.,mfimm.

'F’omiture Which means content

 

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Whvmport
here illustrated app
. to any person
who desires com-
fort and. case. It
invitesto a resting
place and is so
roomy thatono my
occu y it With UV-
. eral ooks, the en-
" the Sunday paper
and a fluorite dog. It just suggests one of a certain Italic and than are
many in the Road Galleries at present. An imitation is. extended to pay a
, visit and see all the interesting lines of living-room furniture.

 

W Bet, three pieces, with spring seats arms and
backs, finely conclructed and covered in a rich verduie tapestry.
The davcnport in this set is seven feet long. ,

‘ ' Davenpclt, ‘ 005.00
Arlllchair, ,. ' stem
Rocker, $05.00

Livingmmn Bela, all covered with richly colored tapestries,

and with davermorts seven feet long. Three pieces for. $100.00

Ms with velour coverings, full upholstered seats and backs,
widc 'l‘lll'ltisli arms, ‘ ‘ -

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from $200.00 up.

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lets “Adam, Sheraton and Queen
Anne designs, with cane backs and
cone paneled urine. The coverings are
of selected vclonrs, dnliinsks and tapes-
tries. Thcsc sets are of mahogany,
three pieces, dilVOllpfll‘l, armchair and
rocker, at the following priccsu

$195.00 $314.00
mam $495.00

Livingroom Sets covered in a fine quality tall lclltllcr, three I

 

Third floor.

pieces, sofa, armchair and rocker.
A . ‘ Three styles. mmplctc for $112.3
$155.00

. ' . . Ribbed Vests for Women
Blad‘ Silks' Specml Vests made in bodice style, no

straps over the shoulder,

. Crepe. do China. 7 25 and 39 ct-s. each.

/ . 3101100089 .3110 Meteors Vests. all white, with ribbon
. - ._ or tape straps. _ ,
50, 65, 75 etc. and $1.00

7 " ' I {a i ‘ o it‘
Very beautiful million is so In pink, ribbon; straps,

able for. at wear or evcning :. ‘
dresses, :5; a soft finish and a . ilk Va“? and 75 etc.
high luster. All forty incllcswide, _ 1%?“ 8t '. , ”Wanda,“ .
larlv - riced £131.50 and $2.50 With 11 on 3 laps, ' '
regu , ~ 7’ elastic tops, $2.00 and $2.50
Specml, “N m at” 8.13"]: ' Main floor.

An event mostuilusual and 1111- Special ’ Offering in Hats

-’ likely to occuragain. This is just ' Represhntéd are Tailored lists
a. happy accident. '_ » . of distinctive style. . '
- ' ' M-ilalls, fine quality, in black

. come early because on account and dark bleL

lit combined with i J Sailors, Mllsln'ooms and Motor
0 a extra one y Hats, all late stylcs and most at-

the small, price the quantity will .'
not last long. . " tractlic- , ....
silk section, third floor. For $7.50 - l
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dorm the Iowan...trsdina today.

July contracts d , perpendicular

ly to ”.45. a no glam points
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