00W BRAPERIES
DottedBwiss, main,
gun Mullettes; also a
human of Nominal
mammalian Curtains. ‘
a
HAY RECORDS
Blue Bird
It You Look in Her Eyes
Last Long Mile
Xxx-Klaty.
,"Ivorybody's Crazy Bout
the Doggone Blues
In the Land of Yama-
, Yamo.
‘~.-Four American Songs, by
land Powell.
ihonn ELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
_ SOUTH warrant.
it aw OPEN con BUSINESS.
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Mgrcss Forum, No, i, F. l“ 1.. met
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evening and disposed of routine
uslness
Mrs. John R. Livcrmorc last week1
sod from Henry I). B. Sclienck his
Sucre estate. at Ridgefield. .
Fritz Lichtblau. who has been ill
or several months in the Not-walk
JIOSpItaI, is Slightly improved. ‘
.» Mm. E. .B. (iiecn has returned to:
or home in Menard street, after a
stay of several weeks in Greenwich. i
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There was no meeting of Colfax Err;
patent, No. 31. l. 10.4). R, lust‘
vetting because of the hot weather.
A dog owned by Mrs. M. 1.. Reed.
13 Mott avenue, which was a fav-
rite with the faintly. was recently,
‘ iiciren Milli a peculiar blindness. Al
(9deer who was called in pru-|
danced the ailment a case of poison»:
W i and it was deemed necessary to.
" it the dog. I
“Today." taken
parts. Todai’
—At the Regent,
time the play of seven
Women‘s Relief Corps, .'o, 30, Buck»:
am Post. will meet tomorrow at
eir rooms in Red Men's Hall, Nor-
ilk,“ for an all day sewmg session
. as many of the members as can;
”fiend are requested to do so and tog
his as early as possible, and to
ring their lunches with them.
' CAMERAS
. FILMS
, enoro SUPPLIES
. STILLSON-POWELL
cone.
in FULL SWING
Catch on while the catching
is good.
These suits will never be out
In price.
There will be no “mid-sum-
mer sale" and from every in-
dication suits of this quality
will be higher before next
season.
Rogers 8: Stevens
NORWALK
SOUTH NORWALK‘
The Women of Moosehcart Leg u".
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1“” “Old the” regular meeting at Harris- now wants is a chance to Sll'l
their rooms on South Main street.‘
this evening, at which time refresh-l
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' mm: ‘ m be an“! ‘md ‘1 mm” mm“ business. stirs the flailing blood c
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enjoyed.
Scrat. Charles Goldscltuiidt al‘t'ivedi
home from Washington. D. (7., today,
and will spend a ten days 'l'ttrlouuh att
the residence of his mother, Mrs, lCd~l
ward (loldschinidt on liluiwod are".
nuc. !
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—~At the Regent, “'l‘odziv.“ takenJ
from the play of seven parts. Tulldl'
only.
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hativ \K'ashington Lodge, Shepherds
jof licthlehciii w' " - -~ .~
I . . . ,,' I” hold ”if“ ”a“ in t‘eati on the long: distance telephoni-
IlIuIIoIi on llnIpsday. opening, the “Ul'tltle‘ mm” and ”amp...“ ”m u mm.“
and as there is a. large attendance cx-l
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‘DeI-tcd each and every member is re- “”3" l” ”‘1"
The meeting
it start promptly at 8 o'clock.
Endeavor Circle, of the King's
Daughters will meet with Mrs. if, [6,,
\‘t'iiliams, of lilu'nlantl avenue, on Wed-l
nesday at 3 o‘clock. Members arol
quested to bring cake,
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'rcquested to take the 2:30 ‘Slallll’m‘d' l)0unds_
bound trolley at the corner of Southi
Main and MonrOe streets.
ICharles Jordan, who placed the‘l
first lunch wagon on the railroad'pro"
,pertv near the Washington streetISUBMARINE
street bridge, and conducted the some;
for many years, paid a visit to South!
Norwalk today, and renewed old tic-i
quaintanccs. Mr. Jordan ist'now locate;
ed in New Rochelle. l
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The series of thunderstorms which1
started in before five o'clock yeett‘r-l
dav morning. and continued at inlet-Tll
vale all day, were extremely local i
their character. While there was
regular deluge. about four 1). m. pai‘tlc-i
llz‘ll'll' in the down town section, only I
a few scattering drops fell in Winni-‘
Look, while not, one fell in Wilton.
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ABLE SEAMAN’S
land of the free and when the Civil
war came he enlisted snd-serrci fou
years. For which he gained citizen-
ship.
on a sailing vessel with his wife, in
the harbor of
when young George came to bless the
union. The boy always
that he came into the World just as
they broke out the stars and Stripes
on board his father's vessel as She
cast anchor in those South Sea Wat-
ers.
lowing.
» own the Chinese defenses.
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GERMAN ARMY HELD IN '
CHECK AND ENEMYI ,
DOES NOT RENEW AT—’
TACK ANYWHERE IN
FORCE ' ,
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SERVICE STRIPES
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IThen he took to the water wnv l
dians) and captured a few prison-g
Australia. . . .
ers and three machine guns \l‘llll:
Melbourne.
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TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1918,
v:—
EvetyWoman’s Fashion Shop
“THE SHOP 0F GENUINE VALUES"
13 Main Street
Norwalk
Slight casualties to our troops. At
raid attempted by the enemy iical'l
Boyelles was repulsed, There is‘.
nothing,r further to report." . l
LONDON. May 7.-—'l‘hc errata}
ian government has sent a note to'
Berlin intimatint,r that it will re—i
Sign if several German officials arei
not recalled by Germany, says a,
Renter dispatch from Moscow dat-.
cd Saturday. The note specifically“.
portal“ than J“: the 0‘3 Mailltfi mentions GeneralvonEichornJhe
which “"35 blUWHWUD “lib“ l}?“‘%°f,“" military commander. and Baronl
31;“Sgflt'héllgiidlhtiglinigta?(m m ”1‘” IMiimin you Sciiwarzenstcin, the
l Escaped Death on the Maine. German Ambassador.
Harris was transferred from the “'hctht‘i‘ the note i‘ci'ci‘l‘etl t0:
Maine. to another VBW‘I 0n Jamil“? above was sent by the old Ukrain-i
iaii government or the new peas-l
10. just before the Maine left for liar-
: ' ‘ . ‘1: w ~ «‘-l. 1" I‘ol- .
llltl. bill it I». bit) 11 up It ) 0 {till g'tll't’l‘lllllt'lil Is “(it l'it‘lll‘. l’l‘tlhtix
bly it was sent by the old govern-l
ilut for that transfer itlr.
Harris might never have gained his .
meat and lt‘tl up to the arrest oil
members of that government by."
many servict. stripes.
Mr. Harris was with vessels which
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“wk ‘l'l‘m ‘3 me “0:82 “gnf‘llnl’l‘mage the Herman military authorities.
men Ioni ic vortscs out Ic .- , _ w . . . ‘ I ;
. . ‘t t‘. I - till 5 I l
wrs ashore and helped to ballet “th ”“3 I" ’l “I‘ll drill! l l t}
incitsttrcs ltt'iiig‘ carried out by the
tch‘IIIaIIs. .
THE VICTORIA i
felt proud
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At fifteen (young Harris took
the sea and the navy. He served on
the old Constellation and other old
time craft and then he took, to the
big cruisers and battle ships. He has
records for work on the ‘Columbia.
the Indiana, the Texas and, more ini-
suns
DRESSES-(silk
WAIsrs-yoiie.
iiitcrestllttl lit'c
It is a long and
All Ml‘.
-;or'y of service for the flat!
It. ‘ dow display.
a crack at the liuiis. lie could
To appreciate the real value of this wonderful im
- $9.
and sonic) $9.
SKIRTS-Wash, Wool and Silk Skirts
$1.
Crepe tic. C
A genuine offering for ti eentire week where It fit - . _
ness of these important so Ezestions. ll a y Wlll convmee the truthful
COA'I‘S and CAPES
$8.75 to $35.00
75 up to $35.00
50 up to $30.00 ,
95 -. up to $15.00
bloc and Georgette
$1.00 to $10.00
Dortant clearance watch our win-
RUBBER co.
STARTS HERE,
tire under existing law, but he low.
the service and the prospects of rum
Yankee, and British and he is all out
ions to llc there when the bi: drivt (Continued ”0”! Fll‘fil Page).
EXCLUSIVE LADIES’ AND MISSES’ READY-TO-WEAR APPAREL
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CONbTAB 4E BILLEI)‘ the lloioltci‘y lint (‘oiiipatiy oi' flan-l; AROUSES INTEREST
bIIIy, in which city the I'Iicorporatiouf
Iiillltl.‘ have been filed. llll‘ will ltlliui
:Iii atlivc Vlllt‘fiw‘l in :hc bikini-rust
ill‘it'. .oiug on the rratl litmunhout‘relic-tilting coupons, that SII-eI-t was.
out t'ullctl Slates, “lac-re lie is well-ljilllllllfil from ”or! to Well and Ser-
appy”, ncliiit llayiuondliat‘l his hands full
'lut- .ltitc |l.iltl‘.t"‘.'~ in tin. new I.i.’lticpiii_;; the kids from tailing tinder
7vt‘|ll'l>t’ are Thomas A. Imhe. of thisrlllo feet of the mules. Excellent or?
OTHER MAN HURT
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\‘aisbcry. Chapman and limit“) called
to Salsbcry: “Come. out of that littll“t'
or we will Iiuirticr you," Thou she ‘ ,
mind 1”,). husband shoot. city. tremolo, and .i. .l. ttclohely, ol‘tlcr was preserved. but to tin. (“sum
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Sliei‘lli‘ A. rt. lirown of New l.ou- Willi“): ‘l‘clt'ldlr gtlbbcncd It seemed a wonder ”m.
'l he lll’t‘.»I'lt'll' amt li'»’.l\llt't‘l will be their was I10 accidents particularly on.
the .tcttic Illitllltill'h of Ito lit .v coin-Ll“e richulk. when- clel‘cu baby .Cilr"
tlati)‘ and Mr. Ilcloht'l‘)‘. the presii l'iugcs were counted with from one tol
dent will start on u it‘ll» n- u: soon three occupants cacti, jammed in the‘
as tho plant helm started. throng. ‘
A capumy or 2‘-.0tltl high clan: man.z Matti Street was closed to traffic.
coats I: what the plant will Ilt' cap~,dlll'int-'. the slum exercises. in which?
lamp o! and already :Itlvultco orders'l'l‘arantula Pete divided. his short talk1
of about 13,000 coats lilHl‘ lict'u re-i into about equal praise of ilorux and?
‘(‘t‘l\'t'(l. thr Savings Stamps. There were 18‘:
New machinery is to be. Installed and ‘ t‘Xil'tl bill mules, With a pair of sturdyi
at present is awaiting the coming of1WllWl horses ”Hi! pulled the 1““) big’
mat-hints“ to erect it anti tin-re is' trucks, 11.19 water tank. and the feed.
stock enough on hand and lliltlt‘l' con—i wagon. and when they lmulc the furthl
tract of raw material to last ahoulgfrom Main into Wall Street it was at’
eight months or more, running at taillight “'Oi‘lh 8991118. Borax Bill audi
capacity of 11.000 a week. ,his jerk line mil)” have helped. but'
The pay roll of the new coi‘poraqit was that lead team of mules that
tioii will :l\Cl':tBu‘ about $5,51IU a wack.‘ Inizincered that turn, without a single
I is bellied. and the policy of the com- tightening of the line. that precious
puny will be to give good wages for Pair came straight over the Wall
good work. iStreet tracks until their noses. were
Not (inc hit of old stock of the for '1 Well over the curbing of the sidewalk
mer Victoria \‘t'ntcrprooi' Company is“ on the south side of the bridge, then
to be used by lln- new company u‘lllilu'itlt a right Wheel Of millllll‘l‘ WWI“
the exception of some of the. raw mat- sion they turned West on Wall street}
criais. _, > with the others following with whif-
"l‘hc (‘Illil|lllll)‘ is incorporated for fletrecl dragging on the pavement, nit-l
Home. and no stock will be issued til Just as the turn was made it seem?
to the public. ' |ed us if the whole weight of the bini
The diicctors of ”IF company are: 1 lead Was borne by these splendid
l“ llcitilu-l'y pa, Thomas 1. liube, J. J. horses. Then they straightened out.
.ielolicry and .loseih inibc foI-mcrlv anti went 1 ‘ ‘I ~ '- ~-
“The pointer fired the second shot gatiuitlcll: ol the Victoria \‘Vatcrproof worth Seclitii then “M. h “S M"
and had what the captain. the chici’i(tummny. i .
enslncm. and iiii'srlf and 011‘” mt‘m“ 'lIIc office of the company will be
bers of the crew called a clean hit!) '
don called the Hartford dctcctirc bur '
be kept for the appearance of Sills
city. Sheriff ilrowu tn-
forIned lletectivc Sergeant Andrew J
Williams that Sillr'l)t‘l‘)‘,.\\‘ll(l is 10
years old. was employed at the plant
of the Remington Company to llriduc
port and that he entire home over Sun
day. planning: to return Monday tiio.u
lug.
According to the description aver
lli’ Sheriff lll'thIl. Salsbery weighs llv
is 5 feet 8 inches tall ant
small. light mustache. Sn]:
bevy has an artificial leg and walks,
with a decided limp. When the lllltl
night squad reported the (lt‘.§('l‘.1)'itlll
was read to them.
has a
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1' boat was then su‘onierglng. The
ship's guns were brought to bear and
be first shot li.t some tllr‘lilnt‘t‘ ahead
or her wake.
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PROTECTION AGAINST GAS AT-
. ‘ ocatcd ill this city, and further tin-T
and was satisfied that It “as ctfcc-h"hm”...pptmg about tip- concern willl TACKS 3
live. The tliiid shot was fired by’bu niadc inter. . ' :
GENEVA, Switzerland, llny 7.--Tlie‘
’l‘lic admittance of Norwalk for the.
,location of such a company was no
l.'/.cd by Mr l'lelobcry, jr., who knows
"he .boatswain's mate in charge I
the aftergun's crew. having her spot<
led and firing: “.in the position she.
municipal authorities at. Mulliausen.‘
Alsace, have ordered all inhabitants to
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1h? mm H monthly meeting M PM ilast submeracd n. \\ c resuumcd our
main H05” was 1‘51“ “l the quarters oricmu‘se and commenced zigaagninn.
the companv on Franklin street. lastoatanding by for an attack. but ”11'
evcninfz. at which time Otto Schenck,submarine did not appear aualn. W
was elected second lieutenant in place: “little It" llff‘lli‘m‘lt‘m To" an ““51““
’ tat daybreak, but illtfl‘tL was no signs
h.
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$50 and $100
I; LIBERTY nouns
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of .itlllllS I.chotsk)’. who Is now station- i of a» submarine."
ed at Fort Slocum. Reiiorts of the;
recent entertainment held at the Elks“;
club house for the men of the
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Every ton of steel and pig iron in
mm".hc country virtually has been con)
him" “'1‘“ “'0’“ "l ”1" “fine“ or lhev‘mandcered by the government for war.
't‘nited States anti who were to shortly Jillll‘llOSCS. and am. surplus remaining
"m” the ”Wk" were received, latter war needs are met. will be dtS~
ttribtitcd to non-war industries. under
leot‘ge‘lh Gale, who has been em-‘ strict government. supervision. This
ployed by Francis- Oakey ., & CO" 44 I was earned oflloiaily last week. follow-
the government, and located at Nitre.‘
-' 1 ". C ' ‘ . vs 'I
\l‘ Va.. H spending 1 few dd” “ th'utttntled by the chief steel men of the
his family in Norwalk. Mr. Gale has} .
been appointed a. covernment resident LORD“). and "‘ Leonaid Replogie, dl'
‘auditor at New York City, and will;
take up his duties there after a fen board.
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13'0““ SII‘H’I, New XOH’ auditors 1blimp: publication in .\ew lork of min-i
about'thc labor conditions and the
fact that Norwnlk is clean little town
with most advantageous transporta-
tion facildics and shipping: facilities
is one reason why it was selected.
There will be no trouble in secur-
im: the help. it is said, and altogether
about 110 machine bands will be eni-
ploycd. the rest of the bands will be
undo up cf cutters, ccinenters. in-
spectors and the expert workers on
various lines on a raincoat.
Norwalk may not have been select-
ed for war working plants... but for
commercial lines of our work which
will take. a much greater boom after
the war it has gotten quite a few
within the last year. ”’
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i SHIP MEET
, CAMBRIDGE. Mass, 'May 7.4%
I rector of steel for the War industries’New England track and field cham- to be held at its conclusion on
At that meeting Mr. Replogle' pionship meet to be held here at. TeClI Green. The. full committee will meet
procure gas masks before May 10 as
protection against aerialgas attacks.
the Lnusannc Gazette says it learnS.
The truth of the matter is, the news-
paper a’dds, that. owing to contrary
winds large quantities of poison gas
employed by the Germans are new
drifting gradually toward towns along
the Rhine. which already are feclinf‘,
Ethc effects of gas.
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MEMORIAL DAY IN THIS CITY
A meeting of a committee to or-
range for the celebration of Memorial
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$5.50, $6, $7, $7.50, a $8
CARE T0 DRESS WELL?
8V8“
style and comfort the BARRY
e Louis
P.~0. Block
shay in this city was held last evening
:eral plans were however formulated,
consisting of a parade and exercises
the
days vacation. His new duties will be
in connection with the U. S. Shipping
Board. Emergencv Fleet Corporation. i
announced the government's new pola F‘ield ’May 13. will lose many entries next Monday evening to complete ar-t
Steel for the iia'timi’s war activities.,as a result of the influence of war i-angements. It is the intention or
toy to guarantee a constant supply ofxconditions on college athletics. Malia-l1“; committee. to make this the big-
lle told the steel men they would be , gel-s ot the meet said today they ex- 5 gest affair of Its kind Norwalk has evu
The well-dressed men who walk down the
this Summer will be wearing
the much talked of
Barry Shoes
We know this shoe for men is correct in every detail.
The man who is going to buy a pair of guaranteed shoes will
always buy the BARRY SHOE. ’
O’Sullivan Rubber Heels Already
Attached.
For
SHOE has no equal.
Avrick ,
So. Norwalk
ITALIANS EXPERT
Eson and was examining the latter‘s
CANDLE MAKERS; weapon when it was discharged, the
The making of candles
tinctivei‘y ltalian votive tape
is not ordi- bullet bringing death.
narily considered a fine art, but the'
ltalians have. made it such. The dis—
{is made Board of Education will be held this
The regular monthly meeting of the
evening at the High School.
SCH
- *were closed for. lack of fuel the frost
remitted to devote their entire capac-
ity to war orders. and They signed a
pledge agreeing to this program.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
00L PROPERTIES
. WERE INSPECTED
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caused damages to pipes and heating
apparatus amounting to several hun-
drois of dollars. allot which had to
ther heavy buying of U. 8. Steel at an
extreme advance of a large fraction to
100 718 was the striking feature of the.
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peeled nine colleges to be represented.
though many of these will send fewer
men to compete th ainn the post.
Bowdoin is the only lMaine college to
file entries so far, while Worcestel‘
IPolytechnic Institute and Wesleyan
WALL SETREETv‘WflO 3- m~-F1““lhave no teams. and no word has been ,lage big man of the old home town."
ireceived from the University of Ver-
imont or Middlebury College. The 001-
which are expected to send rel?-
by hand. The materials are pure .,
beeswax. which is kneaded and tem-'
pered and mixedwith a secret ingre~l . .
dient to retard combustion, and which omelal service Garage
1189 special Egyptian cotton for wicks:
The cotton, too, is treated with chemi- For Chevrolei and Maxwell.
cats to keep it from feeding too fast: cars
Small candles are molded. Large ones . _
are made by rolling up Sheets of wax; For}! Repairing andiParts
(’1' SEED.
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THE CHANGE.
“Through the haze of years I look
‘back at a figure which impressed me
heavily in my callow days. the vil-
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,musingiy admitted the Old Codger. “I
recall the absolute finality of his bom-
bastic verbosity. the overpoweringi
'be repaired before the schools could
be reopened. it is neccesssry to con-
struct new' sanitories at the mud.
sen building, which were not provide
ed for in the estimates for the‘addi-
early dealings on the Stock Exchange 3 16305l
today. Related issues, especially Cru- resentattv’es are Holy Cross, M
332° 1:223; ofisgubl‘c hi9“ Fndl‘Bald'chusetts Institute of Technology, ”Boa- imposing impresetveness ofhis mas,
- ' were 35“ a“ V9 at ton College, Amherst, Williams. Trinl' todqnic pomposity. and the awe with
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3558’ super-eminence of his stately strut, tho'
MOTORMAN’S SHOT AN
iTIRES AND wins or one
gains of 1 to l 14.. Sumatr TobaccOp .
" ty, .Bowrioin, Brown and Tufts.
tions madedashyéar to that building.
.A request has also. been made for
'new sanimrles at . the Over River,
School. Additional room is _ required
for kindergarten pupils in South Nor?
walls and, it ishoped, this can be ac-
comptisliedtbxfochange in the Franks
fin Street school building. .O'wing’; “ to
he increased cost of labor and ti.
Common and Preferred,- broke into
new high ground at 1063.4 andtia. re-
spectively Marines. Mexican Petro-
leum, _U. S. Leather. Unto
Reading were included among the nth-
ervnriable'zslns; Liberty Bonds were
steady., . ‘ .
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Ho €61 South
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: Word has been received trohiClande
n'P'acttlc and Wetmorc. a Nor-want boy who left this dead to 'judge by. To me he was'the
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city‘last October, with, the drafted
men, but who is new. on active duty
_ , wlth the American Expeditionary E‘ol‘c- ‘ _
Clark have es,. Hts address let-are 0100.1); 165th now‘ that he did not amount; of. pity
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Infantry.
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A.,.n.r.w.t19t we“ ml
its ‘ last
7 ACCIDENT, Is FINDING! GAIN PRICES.
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{which his majestic presence tilled me, NEW HAVEN- May 7.—Believlng CARS TOLD ON TIME PAY.
Ithat Ellery Johnson‘s handling a rc- MENTS.
ibecause 'then'i had gained so little ex“
perience with men that 1 had no stun-l volver led to accidental. discharge. Cor- I c . . ,
oner Mix yesterday made his finding Used Listed With M6 80” on
embodiment rot human wisdom sat on ralongithat line on the Maillot-George Small Commission?»-
the pinnacle of earthly importance. Johnson; trollevman on a Mertden- . ~
But: I sin pleased to say that in know Southlnm ”63:7. ‘ Theuaccldent oo-l AllSI' ’ G ' 4
cums: mt week while th‘ teat-wast “S 31' age
infers than»! do atnpl‘elen " Kansas mountain Inlay satiation-It . ' . . .4.
or . ' "' " ‘ no. “It...
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