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TOMORROW .
High tide 12:25 a. m.; 12:37 'p .tn.g
Sun rises 5:21pm“ 7:30. i
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Never was there a more impressive
pron! of retribution. or a more ~ con-
vincing lesson of the necessity of con-
ducting state aii'airs according to the
principles of sound private morality.
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MILITARY MISSIONA‘RIES To IRE-
LAND ,
Advices from Dublin indicate that
there is a plan on foot to send lrish-
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' microns WAG removal-lean troops to Ireland to com
plete their training.
it sounds. off-hand, like a fine idea.
ircland may seem a bit out 01 the
way, to men eager to reach France.
Still. it is not far from Dublin to the
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MR. KING '
SPEAKS OUT .
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bility will» be accorded Governor ”OlmJune 10' 1918-".
comb. Mr. King said in part:
“Due to sonic psychological phenom-
enon there is apparently no opposition
in this county totthe renomination of
Governor Holctunb. We have . proceed-
ed on the basis that Clifford B. Wilson
should be reuominated again for lien-
tenant-governor. Mr. Wilson will be
a candidate to the last ditch, if he has
no votes left except what are coming
to him from this county. We are go-
ing to the state con-.‘t-nzlon as Ihomiii-
tant section of the Republican party
of Connecticut. We are going to ask
made at the rate provided by the new
law. It will not be necessary to writel
the Bureau about these increases. Let-l
ters of inquiry. will simply delay the';’
work of mold allowances.
"No attorngyg’s fees will be allowed!
or paid for services in securing inal
crease of pension. under the act of"
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as;
Special features that will
l“razor backs." many of them negroes.
Most of the missing were said to be
ll“. S. Whipple, railroad trainutantcr,
also has been given up as dead.
Parts of two bodies cremated in the
}train were found last night. The a:
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Mode of heavy‘lgalvanized iron, and rust-
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' Seasonable Housefumishings
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interest every woman the particular thin
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t wrll surprise economical buyer‘s. y u ant
PANS NEW PERFECTION BLUE FLAME
OIL STOVES
”chi despatches herein are, also re-
éltanncl ports. and there are excellent
Our“ lrish
the
The Associated Press is exclusively
attitled to the use tor publication of
all news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise in this paper and also
the local news published herein.
All rights of republication of hope
training facilities there.
would be delighted at
up
3
“rookie
chance.
The main thing, however, would be
the moral influence exerted on lreland
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no favors, we are going to ask no Si is" must) dill ii IBlil BIBS Sdilliolt‘ l
peace, We are going to ask no quarternfis great as estimated by Circus men"
and we are going to give no quarter, {the additional bodies probably were
“it the time has come that two men reduced to ashes. ,.
can meet a third in a private room ml An inquest will be held at Ham» -.‘t
the Hotel Taft and then come bet'ore,mOI1d today and Gustave Klauss. fire». ‘
a convention of over 500 men gathered man 01' the troop train 0f empty Pull.
from all parts of this state and} say‘mans. has been ordered brcsuhl ,1!)
Inch Size .............
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. NORTH POLE ICE CREAM
...,....45c
55c
75c
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stunt service.
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Two Burner
ienoe with kerosene.
For home or summer cottage the New Pan
citon Oil Cook Stove is always ready {our
You get real gas stove convsih
Size—Special ..... $12.25
in Hartford this week. It is hardly lid
of the reports, have nothinc to do bttt wear uniforms: flying_
withhold a rcnontinution
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IGNORING FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
Republican in Connecticut
have taken it strange turn if a groupl
politics
of three men can meet in a hotel and;
decree that this candidate may be‘
nominated and thatpne cannot. Such!
appears to be the ease in respect to
I War."
who can go on the Republican state
ticket, and who must stay off it is time
{or the Republican party of the state
to do some reorganizing.
“We don't propose the: three men in
the guise of gunmen shall say who
shall be lieutenant-governor without a
protest from this end of the state. if
the Republican delegates of the state,
580 of them, can be assembled and led
around by three men. none of whom
can carry his own district at an elec-
They tion, then the quicker We reorganize
the better. ,
would soon have it much clearer and- "The most insulting proposition ever
got-veil. ' ~
- A“ by such it more. “'llll a few divisions
7' a 33m ELI- of Irish-Americans scattered strateg-
PHONE CALLS ically around the Emerald isle, there
W W“: would be a wholesome "infiltration" of
31111110“ emu—93 American ideals.
.M Branch DECO—1388. The it-ish people would learn very
whit}! Residence-922184. quickltvhow little sympathy for Sinu
anmr'l Residence—14924. i-‘cinlsm there is' among representa-
’g Mlldfllcb— tires of their race in America.
‘1113-12. ‘
,3 ‘wufl.-- e—J sounder notion of what the war
idealistic race in the world to jump in
and help will it.
KEEP THEM AT HOME
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is made in the statc is made by them
{when they say that they um (It'dlhifi‘ll'
about, and of the duty of every decent.” whether the present governor will star by circus 0mm.” 3“. being
‘vlve his second term and they \vuut ,Wli‘t‘ltfls’e was rm )Vt‘l‘t’d-
his successor to be some one friendly'
to themselves. is there anything more
despicable than to trade upon the gov-
crnorshlp of the state In that way?
“0f coutse nobody in Fulrflold coun-
“WI “’1’" demflnds “ "FW'PWO‘ tr is bound by any party rule to vole
lie wishes the present
warffor (‘lifford B. Wilson
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but we in
Bridgeport will do so. And others of
the Republican ticket which is to bumum be ““3““ “'“hp‘” the prescnt'e‘ like mind In the county will do so.
housed at the conveniion to be
t
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lievable that some
around the state are correct and that;
a concerted movement .is on foot to:
from Lieut.‘
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Governor Cliti‘ortl B. Wilson, at the_
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numerous people. who presumably
or who are positive nuisances.
He speaks of the lady who “wanted
to do her part. without having the
least idea of what that part would be
it.
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mtd'ottthe fighting side of the Atlantic of We shall go to ill“! convention In
support him to the lust ditch and. if
necessary we’ll go‘ down with colors-
“Tho Republican party of the state
needs the intensive organization and
good management flint we have here
in Fair-field county. Why Is it that
other parts of the state slip back and
we go ahead? Why. Is it ut the last
national election. b‘n‘lfiehl tourny eav-
FREEZERS
All Metal
Hammond to testify.
“We will have the engineer, Alonzo
K. Sargent. present when we are ready
transaction:
Three Burner Size—Special . . .. 515.7%
1.75 '
i'°" “he" was a" Deputy Coroner lOuarf Size : .................. JAPANNED BR D
3:31:35; 3: [13:9 113:1;th ggmaggg- reused-size .................... .98 Small Size Re ul EA BOX.ES
Mich. Neither Elan was injured. . 30 an Size """"""""" ' ' '49 Medium SIZE—1:8 all. $2212??? izg:
> ' Eu an ‘ , m a .‘
New York and t‘hicago theatrical ,
men and officers of the Showmen'sfw
Lemme sent reprcsmiulivcs Lore \I".~:~:
‘firday to offer assistance to the thing'-
ed and to relatives of the dead. Plans]
were discussed providing for the pup.
Guaranteed to keep liquid hot
cold for 72 hours.
915?me VACUUM BOTTLES
Lars/e Size—Recular $1.50. Special $1th
for 30 hours or
. OIL CANS
ch: fit of n pl): in :11 plan monotonic." 1 mm Size ' ----- ' --------- - - ~ - - 31-39 dflepvy gauge galvanized iron, double seam.
victim' wou d be Ulrich ulhlvt' at single W T C so d . I ’
main; h 0 . I 1.... WHITE WAXED PAPER m of"; S. t
N 25.0 o ' t . .. ” -
one o t a ‘1 n maidei’l’fifib For vmpplnz foodstuff. bread. sandwiches, ' “Mano: tze ” ' " """ ' """ $125
_ pastries, lunches, etc. Keeps
MASS MEETING Special ................ 3
i and wholesome. Regular price 50 roll.
contents fresh
N0. 8 TIN WASH BOILER
rolls for 10¢ Metallic bottom. mules: com and One
AT THE ARMORY 3t
. .. . Canni R will ho ' uart
_____?__ PURE SANITARY PAROWAX Janus!“r “I" ”"1“ m M
(Continued from tum rust , For sealing Premve COWS- 1 1b. Mac. Special for both $2 75
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fonémiiifpt promises ”m a“ “m at ‘ Special .- . . .t .................... 19c . 5'
en w e , M'.W' ki'sh . l "W ‘
:il‘his assignihrce Ishoullfi (1118:3033; I,» Built F 01' LONE Service N TEA KETTLES '
to u on ‘ f h ‘ ' ‘ - ' . ‘
tmastuty;g:tl1tct;:e.evmone w 0 can g LAWN MOWERS void: :2 236115;:ng nickel plated Tea Kettles.
b’TuzqgggunaéQ; 1:1:“(3 Blsfphgm was i.- 14 and 16inch, plain bearings. Worth $600 ' ' . '
' . In re ' . . ‘ . I ‘ E
,clflzens. Mr. 'lspltsm'sshtgd “£1:th (bola: ....... . __________ . ..... g98 Special ............. . ..... . . . . . $1.98
honrts of all w n have heard hint hot-c . J
is very strong; it may be said with-
out oxaggeratlgn that this feeling of
appreciation in . strongly. reciprocated
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cuooun'r spas -
The old favorite game is as popular today as it
l'fASH TUBS
Large size, extra heavy galvanized Iron ‘Wsshe‘
- fiibIO
.~ fi‘iwuons all classes.
:sotnethinz deeper titan that, appnt‘ent- per discrimination exercised at home
dolni:
Ior how she would go about
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some time re'notuinutinr, the present
: I She know nothing of nursing; kttcht-n
governor. Both hm‘c‘hecn so uniform-i
iy active in all those matters that huSi Work. a vulgar thins. was abhm'Wl“ ‘0
- ' .- ‘ 1' - .. f“ ils;
placed ”u. state m the IUItIIODt 1n hm nututt .md tohtt illflnlililtti nu ‘
at the prcsvut'shc could not cook, neither could she
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respect to war service th
em a most inopportuuc timo'scw or swoop—vow site must do he
would se
He. goes on. with Justice, to
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to allow jettlousics to in any way “H. pnrt.’
inlsuy:
'9 “When i left America last winter nE
lli‘lllll'llCim‘ l-ll'i‘itl glow of national sanity hnd 111':
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stronghold of Fulrt'icld county “l“.l‘ultl) begun to rise above 113‘ 19%..“ .f
have its strength weakened by surging scouring of “anon“; Iti’steriuz:
in his speech boiore'tutd the lady Whose portrait I “met
Organization. 3 tried to sketch was not quite so num-
i‘luencc those who are prominent
it cannot. ht- pus
:Bcpublicun circles.
that the great
such procedure.
the Republican County
Saturday, John '1‘. Kintz. pr
that body guve utterance to the foehngltiiv surprise was all the greater there]
of all who honeye in a square deal. iforc to find that she had beaten me.
._.—’-——Q-'——-— .ztcross the water. She had pratlv well
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE CRIME :disnppenred at ltonto."
All accounts that u crtmt‘lt Besides these women. there are plen-
wave is sweeping' through German! It”). of men going about onioolish 0,.
started with u “011ml“ increase or j“‘Eusoless commissions, inking the tlmo‘
sprend' Im-
csltlcnt of ‘ erous or so vociferous us she had been.
agree
vonile delinquency. and has
apparently tinough all ages. nll occur:
of Inlay oiliciuls who have more
portant things to do.
. Mr. Cobb gives full praise to
' The FrunKlurlél' 74mm“ ”wk” civilians who wltlt competent prepartr
discussing the mall‘"‘- “dim” “mulch have given splendid assistance In
there is a general decline in German, the big work. Many organizatons and
morality“. UH" 001'l‘ulllim‘v elnbezz'e"indit'idttals hnvé proved themselves in.
ment, theft and burglar.v “1‘9 mm‘adispensttble. Also "weedinnottt Is one
pant, that crimes of violence are stout“ I of the best things this army‘of ours
ily increasing, that vice in many'does.‘fl But what he wants to see is
forms is alarmingly prevalent. the weeding-out process conducted on
luw-brenklnl; but the American side. pro-
t hose
it is not mere He wants a
33' an actual (leterioration of chnraC‘jto reduce the number of Americans
old moral and social laws that were 31,993”; no valid excuse.
once so binding on the German Deo‘t 1n the early days workers were so
pie. One of the [tronouncod‘gbudly needed that volunteers were ac-
charactcrtstics is a loss of faith in each; €91,th without much question. The
other. No German. it is said. trustsevll effects were soon manifest. and
his. tradesmen or his customer or his greater 950,15 are constantly being
IIIOSI
iPENSION RATE
ed the state for the Republican party? 3932023“. Riff“; 8“ “'9 has I14
intensive organization and good man-1mm)“ A 923‘ if ofwa k' thith-
ngemcnt. And ,if it shall prove that ii ‘ gr “ “M" 3 RIM.” "l
two or thrctl men in the state can dio- ”' b9“ before an appreciative 3“qu
once. it brinxh out his finest- more!”
. ment. You can buy a set for as
Into a notninution to the 580 delegates \ir Blspham is certain of an ”we“! .
ot the state convention It is ‘m-whlngo most appreciative of his Wen“
that the organization of the party mom will undoubtedly Ilpllt‘a‘ v
lilt: state was placed in competent and ; hm ' '
efficient hands. .
“I In“ making no threat, The mutants and lieutenanta
THE BOSS DOUBLE
- With two shelves and drop
at ’ltisx‘l
I realize} M'0 3981"" P31095500.
out full and to wear the. Arm Chevron )
; was ten years ago. We have a very largo unort-
8125 up to $5.00
oil or gas stoves; will iii over two burners.
little.“ ,
Special . . . .
Tubs: regular price $1.89.
.................... $1.49.
OVENS
glass door; for
BLUE AND WHITE ENAMEL
DOUBLE BOILERS
3 quart size; value $1.75.
, l.
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_ , \ , , are conducting tho house to house (‘nn- . Q ' .
Eggs‘ptxao‘xgéfiyoto In the room and 14%“ thtoughout ”m city are request- 7 MCIRI . . . ............ . . . . . . . . . $4.25 SIM'laI ..... . . .. . ............... $1.39
“I. is to the “Norm of ””3 part (wed to attend tonight is meeting \vith- wwmmmm,wmmmm.w ,3.
the state, the Republican party and
Mr. Mort'ittrtthut we stand by Mr. Wil-
son."
[which is It budge of their office. A
gmcssnxe to the Captains and lleui-wn-t
ants from the national chairman of.
,tlte “'nr Savings committee was re-l
‘cclvcd this morning. it reads as fol--
laws: “You are expected to win suc-
cess in June campaign just as we cv-
‘pcct our boys in France to win vict-l
|ory in this war period. One hundred
,_,_____ gper cent. Antetlcttnittm should mean
“le act ot‘JuncIO.1918.muendinginmmng loss than one hundred per
the pension law of M ‘ 11. 191 teem. pledges. 1 am confident you will
video the rate of $30 p‘c‘tr month Iot‘léhi‘aucmed'" Sim?" ank A‘ “mam." taiion in each regiment, such a M"
diersund s I . .5 , , . ltahon constituted of four companies
ed nitwty ‘33:: 2f “lginégtdxlz'ggsim There is no fear on the part or the. ”“1 there are only two machine sun
(Tlvil War and worn honorably dis- committee but that Norwulk “I" 'rc- commutes in Ihc 30““ W "m”
charged, and who are now rccoivinga ”on", "Md"? "1d heartily '1'” ‘Q““:'.}};m r of “Ch gun companies I“ ‘9“-
lower rate. Those who arc seventy- pledges generously. They desire. hovI- Tge full battalion includes 680 then.
two years of age. or over. and who ever, to emphasize that the War Raw, 9 ‘0‘!“ number of machine gunners
served six months. are entitled to re'l '“fls ramming: intended to WW In “‘9 division I“ about 1-.700 “It‘ll-
FAREWELL Was SAID
BY MEN FROM DEVENS
(Continued from First Page).
IS INCREASING
(Continued from Page One)
The men from Hartford at Devens
are mostly in the 301st. the 302d and
303d Regiments. There is supposed
. . . " p . . .1 Each company has twelve h \"
ccivc $32 per month: these who set‘\'~' twenty “h ml" I' dollars in Conntct , . - ea ’
ed om. yell", 335 per month; one andi lcuI. untl n Ital ‘mlllion right here tniBmhnlntzs as Its regular equipment
one—hull years. scs l‘uir montlr anlem‘WR‘k- Pledges should be marlr av- ““1 “""l ”W" ”has Iour suns in re-
two years or over. "0 per cordingly. Take 81.000 If yott can; If 59"“. 8 1018' Of sixteen guns to the
mo th.l .
These increases will be granted fl{Logan cannot take that much, take thotmmlmny or 160 to the. divtlson.
ntntically. and without application mlmost 3"“ can,
”Inimum,eflon§ ”of" The machine. gun battalion of the
any kind to tho Pension Bureau. [Mlmworthy ”I theloyal No‘rwulk 9pm" 1.,02d is sometimes called "Hartford's
all soldiers and sailors now pensions l 0
d l on". A company of this has been
under the act of May 11 1'41" who “ LICKERS” WILL quarantined
have ntta‘ned the‘rcoulred Inge andE S ‘WWRH' but.
served the necessary length of time. 1 BE SHOWN UP mgxtdilsamlgltgah’our last night Do en
“Soldiers and sailors who servedl Y . I ‘ v 8
during the Civil War. and are pension- Qfifi'fim‘sgfie on “:18 cityystr'eets and in
ed at lower rates under some other; l 98 “n the} “ore gmqed
Nth la Wei 0 .
law. but are entitled to pension under; the desk." Iwere gltegrtv “c115“: aim-nit? $8239 LII“
”KKK“ or May 11’ .191_2' thl be ““3 '\\'e have a few 'slickers‘ in llritlgc- together curd. On various trains the
0“le to file nn‘nppltcatton ““9”th DON." SR)“ Mr. King. “They are high soldier boys journeyed back to Aver
3;? m ”(11", ‘0 teccuc ”“1 benefits of, ill Bridgeport ‘Sot‘leti"-lf the” is and the open air lite which has com-
‘ T, ““W ““3 _ such a thing in Bridgeport. They be- blned with the military training to
T"*‘ ”“3”" 13‘3”“ “i" mamlltinc to good families. some Republl'make them living pictures of health
I l
.. . ' 'tlteir spurs in this very hotel—these. mire v - -
599““ force for “‘9, adjustment Oil, swivel chair soldiers. One of them at‘rn-ieniltsra 0m“ of all the” Hartford
cases Within the provmtons of the new least. has gained his military Dogma“! '
law has been organized. which w’" I through the use of political influence;
handle these cases exclusively. I'Ioi’his family. although politics has‘
for measles for
the quarantine was
I “'0
re-
Iconanusa mm run on.)
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PASTOR's WIFE DEAD.
should be borne in mind by those con-t been adjourned! ——--
corned that there are now nearly 268,- um. propose m read that ‘roll of! HARTFORD, June 2;...Mrs Abbie
Wu
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to be in complete machine gun MM
and courage. and the proud and m .
made to perform that proper discrim-
000 pensioners under the act of May- honor' to the 080919 of sBrldgepot-t
bitmap was chauffeur for nman
panned Riddle of Greenwich. and was
driving the Riddle machine own the
thin on Lake avenue on June 13. The
{Porter car. coming In an opposite di-
trection. collided with the Riddle cur.
loverturntng it. and throwing Litman
against a telegraph pole. He was in.
stantly killed. The driver and occu-
pants of the Porter car told the colon
or they thought thmun was not
log straight ahead. and they mind
not avoid the accident. While the cor?
oner found that the Porter car was
Jon the right-hand side of the road and
had the right of way under the law, he
also found that the driver might hare,
used more care and turned to (helefti
quicker than he did.
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On Tuesday the women of Moose-
‘henrt Legion of South Norwalk. hold
‘a Thrift Stump dance at the pavilion.
'the use of which was given them by
,Mnnager Neville Bailey, and on that
day also the Stamford Methodist.
‘Eplscopal Church holds its outing.
I On Wednesday the senior class oI
the Bridgeport High School will hold
a picnic and in the evening Monket-
,Grotto. M. 0, V. P. E. R., will hold a
masked ball.
The Universalist Church of Stam
lford, will hold its picnic on Thursday,
while on Friday evening the V'olt'ln
leer Life Savers will hold their annual
fdence. Saturday the Sunday school of
49'
neighbor any more. Et‘erybody tEnds
linution on this side of the water.
to take advantage ‘of everybody else-
! Such a demorallzation l5 Iiillllllllll‘gv!~ It is well for every person anxious to
when one considers its full nteanlnglgot into the war zone to ask whether
But it is not surprising "W011” be; there is not important work right at
strange ll the situation W91? other-J hand. The wise man's motto, "Do the
wise. Moralill' Eds ll“ '“WS- “0 1955‘ Next Thine." is especially. :00d just
immutable than other laWS 01' Ml“"‘~‘"now. And the government should
We. can see in this break-down 0‘ Ni" deal Itrmlv with the half-baked patri-
mle morality in Germany a natural‘om who want to go abroad without
and Inevitable result of Gcrman pub" reason. Let them do their eating and
11- immorality. Stalking over here. and save transitor-
Thn International crime practlced, tattoo of their food and own- person.
and preached by the German govern; ________.________
t .mi and acquiesced in by the D‘hfll' There or0 two ways to but the l5-fl
: . mun tmplr. has run the full lllfll. boat-t. One is to destroy them faster
'Itw umum ruiinx clan It» ended by than they m: built. 11.. other is to
surround "w vim" Imm- 1‘" Mild ship. tum out: the minus
foilhlw‘rwu : ‘ W3" “‘1 ”N4 ‘3“ destroy them. We on m «loin: both.
imam st the top ‘ of the guitarttic ___........_.___
innmum (Seelye) Stone. widow of theme South Norwalk Congregational
patience and consideration. While ' _ . Rev. Dr. George M. Stone. for neariyi’church will hold their annual outlnt:
every effort will be made to hasten; :glg‘lhgxrlggttgzbggg Izieitggmllnfmm thirty years pastor of the Asylum and on Sunday, June 30, the s. s, (in
this work, there erI be no avoidable, am“ service. made boasts in the town: Avenue Baptist church. died last week. " sulu will bring a party of 500 dentists
3:35:35: 0:211] oillfierg’arggesglgi about the political influence of their She was born in Bethe]. Nov. 27. 1836.:and doctors, who are members oi! the
w e - . ' 1 ‘ - - .
undermhe, laws. A special em. w" Hamill”. disappeared from low" and adauzhetr of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Psi Epsilon Phi. from MW ‘0“, ‘0‘
ft ~twod .t r . ' *
be made. "0‘ ‘0 interfere with the “d' I‘iet‘t‘tlennnt'sflfmiinitial?)a’i‘QIIIsili‘sudtqiftfaog‘ii'j Seelye. Her marriage to Rev. George an outing. shore dinner and games.
.Illfl‘ii‘alloll "I widows' claims. ‘ ‘ g bowing the knce to Democratic power. ’ 3' Stone, then Wt“ 01' the. Danbury} ——‘—e~—» ._....-.
ll “'1“ b“ wholly impracticabe 0' The people of Bridgeport shall knowBaptist church. occurred on April 9.‘ ’
make payments at the increased rate, b it It ‘ .. .
on July 4. 1918: but It is hoped hat a m h s in “8 fullwt detsll. :zgl'wrgs- :0“; ‘3 “ITEM: onel
. ur . on o
v s at tinge.
payments due August 4. 1918, may be! U 8 ARMY CHAPLALN KILLED .
' ' ' N. .l.
11' 19123 and all are urged to “"5“" when the right time. comes. We shall
——____
“Willis, wuu. resent m
GOLD WEATHER
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