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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, April 23, 1918 · page 7

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leaae'aad the othera of the depatatioa
at ll o‘clock in his nice. and lie-
Eatherine Ladingtoa, preaideat o! the
panama: Woman Dull-age neocla-
i tien. will speak on behalf clothe ment-
; here of the association which lilo rep.

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1 Borne o! the Connecticut women
lwho expect to so on this-deputation _
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' / sun Ilary Weheter. oi Middleton;

 

'lre. Hiram Percy than, Ira. John
’1' Bohinaon. lira. William ll. Deming
of Hartford: lira. A. Barton Hepburn.
lira. Grace Thompson Seton. or New
Work and Co eetiout; Miss Daphne
Belden, 0! River: lire. Willie
”Justin, 01' Norwich; Mrs. Herbert
Benvie. llrs. John Batty. of Merton:
Mr! C. R. Wood. Mine Mary Morgan.
of Simbury; Mrs. Richard Howell.
Mine icdith Hutinga, oi Slrntiord:
Ira. Samuel C. Shaw. of Bridgeport:

 

 

 

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Ieee-e and Giovanni Mani. .
lire. Whitney Blake, Mrs. Henry
Townaend. of New Haven: Ilsa Elin-
beth Hooker, of New Haven; Iliad
Adelaide De inn, oi Litchneid; Ire.
Samuel Rua ll. Jr., of Middleton.
and Mrs. Frances lTpton Johnstone.

 

M Frank Anyone. who has been em-
ployed ia the ireightt offices in Slam.
10rd, has token a position with the lo.
Nelle- fimlture : company in that
city. 3
3.000 NUNSEO OF
The Normal: .Sevina'a ‘Society hasf STATE READY '0'

mmmenced foreclosure proceedings.

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property In Stiles avenue and "0mm” Registration la 62mph“! Dy State LL
V Broad River. brarian-t,211 Practical Nure- »
ea Enrolled

Fred Buckley..otOedar meet. has
been appointed an inspector of multi-
tlouand la now motioned in Wator~
buryi= file was aterlerly with the
atom-mums Hills. ,

HARTNRD. April n—A report on
the military cenauo of none- oi the
nuraingrresourcos of Connecticut has

1 ll. Holcomb by suteumarian Georpe
8. Goddard and in being distributed
thia week. The state hau noel-tallied
that nearly 2.000 our-ea are available
for emergencies ariaing from the val.

Through theeenm it was learned
that of the total of also graduate hue
nee in tho atnte,‘ NORM“ relpond to a

The dchlyoixth annual convention
«it the (30an state ohtvontty eo-
oiety trill be held in anbnry Wednes-
day and Thursday, May 8 end 9.
Among the prominent apeahoaa at the
convention will be Dr. G. 1. Keith.
head at the Universaliat missions in

“9"” V willing to respond in the state Only.

Ja ea Gilbert, oi Booth-trout. nan- .“ ‘8 will menu» the state on.
hnrytvnaovotl his family ' to Nomlk. W- 0‘ “’0 total lflh'd new air
. wooed» hols-h positioned-onen- “HI Wm «We. um.

ger on the New York, New “amend 11W 0‘ the number indicated their
Hartford railroad and hie wort: re- Wine-m to respond toriaemco on
onirea that he reaide on the line at his .oomplation oi training.
employment. ' Rudy For “Nico

 

. y A total of 1.21? ‘practieai‘ name
Bean atreet. were enrolled, approximately 500 of
u ,Mu'uA' 0' :1 a? $.D‘M ”:4“, when will be available (or aupplemen-
“mm m~ww m vellooo- my service in our civil hoapitale and
Mg; momma: ~“fi9l‘fllllltlrctme tor the-releaae oi aenlor
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. III mum _ ’ had‘earoiled"m.reaiatered nut-lea to:
_ _.. aervico on [January 1, 1918, and IIIIOO
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maemhtheotatahavaheen re- nted and are now in promo/oi emit
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. “1.. “goutflmuadtehaefio .the Union novonly to securexa'eenena,

m,“ .aailonnJood rota throuah- ot ltl no power, but also its/emu
anaemic. ' ‘ and‘itt‘tflhlz‘reaonroea. Goveanor noi-
; ' 'comb newsman“ the noon-icy

Victor‘ot such action in the‘pmviaion for the

 

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emlth and" "M a at- ..."temu the report compiled by
lentown. Pa. arrived in Wk. Sat-hie "apecial' aaaiatantl in tie-Irma?!

‘ nrday.~ tor aviait. All departed today condos" in n special rem um .

Ilr. Goddlfd in his

tor «event-a with taoteaoeotion of mu at. 1911.

' who in detained . tor
straw” Joadph'at. cuter. chard A. Perry, now ensued in o‘er-

oi the auto plaee ia meted-ll ”at“, m and 'lliu mum, “an“,
walk“! dill-M to m .
moving oi hie 1mm In all the!"
til-emot- twenty Nonaltnton‘ ietration of gum“ ae deserving ape-

‘ “town. and" there; la“! o‘ialihahu They Were both enthusi-
~nmfimminé e "Nor!!!“ cluh,” 'aetie volunteers in the work of the
«:th 'i‘t Hm ““0 w‘fllteidenana,‘

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been submitted to Governor Maroon“

Icall tor aervlee‘ anwy’heret 826 are.

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or the atate military cenene. Thiamrt

I report to the governor deet‘gnatea’ BL,

denim in. IL. iecretary oi the Connectith
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“ edooat otboiiding ..
bar and nearly every other
of expenae entering into the
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after a fire.

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“instills the lame. Diaeala ia‘ ‘
by a much. Wilt apt-in “’.
hook. liven‘it done .. .i. '
cream pinched nervea -
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