This game of Coal that we
are in is one in which both
sides may win if every person
will play fair and be 80°F
as he dare. With
outside the
can be some
'L store until ‘tis found what
Juttme fate may bring to
those who come in late.
Now. this our notion of hard
labor; to try to serve you like
your neighbor with many tug-
ging at our skirts, a few
apinshing where it hurts. We
sometimes wonder if we’re
fools to play according to the
rules—~but that’s our habit
win or 1.th others wabble
if they choose.
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LAutomobile
Repairing
lligh Grade Work a
. Specialty
Official Service for
Chevrolet, Maxwell
and ,Graham Bros.
Trucks
(Ford Repairing and Parts.
Wrecks Towed in any dis-
anc e.
Austin’sli‘arage
Phone 1959. Seaview Ave.
5 EAST NORWALK
+ I SPECIALS
KELLOGG'S CORN FLAKES.
9. pkg; cut to . . ...... 11c
REX OOBNED BEEF,
Large can cut to. .. 550
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE;
alb........... ..21e
COTTAGE BRAND TEA
1-2 lb. 18c
A. STULL’
24 Cottage Street
EasthOIwalk
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Q‘For- July
_ Little Mother of Mine, by John
McGormack. ‘
, The war Baby’ 3 Lullaby, by Ger-
aldine Far-rat.
list Like Washington Crossed
the Delaware, General Pershing
Will Cross the Rhine, by Peer-
MrLipslnflolan 0 Land But
‘ ,Iflt'c‘i'a'fll. South, nut and
. mien-y Leader.
llandletnsplaytheseL
MAKING STATE SAFE
FOR PEDESTRIANS
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It is said that one of the greatest menaces' that confronts
America today is the increased ratio of the population which
filming in rented houses, as a. nation of renters is always
lacking in patriotism—men d not pay much attention to the wel-
fare of a country In which they do not own anything. It Is easy
to get a man to fight for his home but it is hard to get a man
to willingly fight for a landlord or boarding house.
It is this idea which resulted in the collapse of the Russian
army as the rank and file was made up of landless, homeless
peasants” and they refused to fight longer for a country in
which they owned nothing.
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pioblcm s. the most eflcctiIe agent
the commission can erupt-O3 in Etlitb‘ ,
.lishjng such a Itadiiton, tommissi Oll-
er Stoeckcl is using Itery means in
; his power to educate the Ilubliec to
:an appreciation of the need of the
Imany highway regulations and a
.L Isense of cooperation 3IIth the com-
mission in enforcing the-m.
' Already the results at the com-
.mission‘s campaign are beginning 10‘
Icome in. Motorists are lcarnint, Io_
lhe grateful to a polite officer for"
. forcing them to stop behind a stand-3
lug street car, instead of becoming
Iannoyed at the ofhcial's illlt’llllll to
It takes no more money to pay for a. home ordinary
. _ ‘prcI'cnt ‘Il possdilc occidcnt. The
through a bmldmg and loan assogiafion than is required to ' commission has received many lot.
Films from
atIIOIIIobilists I )1)“ ssim:E
giamudc {'01 its strictness in I‘llltII'IC I
ng eIIsting Icgulutions.
. Commissioner Stoeckcl's Iltcor3
3 thIII IIImpche knowledge IIl lllt’ Ictbl
I ulations can 01113 bc nttainI-Il by con
"‘3. stant II'III‘ninILIt-I and adinonitione.
The IuOIorist who realizes llllll’ It is
better to bc scoldcd for toiling
3 stop III II crossing lino, than to be soul I
to prison for tunuslnughtt-r lids IIII».
. .riglit idca. and more arc getting. that
<point of" View {H't‘l‘y day. I
The motor \‘IIlIIclr-s I'UlllllllSSIUll is
also I'IIcI-iviug cllicicnt co—opcrutlou
front the railroads and sticct car
.liIIIIs in arcing IIIIII ”to regulations
are cart'lcd out. Volutttucrs through-
out the state ill'l‘ I'cporting tLtItluI'IzréI
to obey traflic (IIId'IIttIIIcIIs III Iltc com-f
pay rent upon the same premises and will take no more capital
from those activities necessary to the winning of the war than
would be required for those same people in the payment of rent.
Build NOW, for your own protection and pocketbook.
The Haclh 6 Bailey Co.
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Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
Ihc law won't Intro to be an cicuse.
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets ..I.. 3 .‘ ... _g .. I,
NORWALK. SOUTH N ORWALK. Ihv In“
United States License No. 17.908. , w~~—~— I
WILL (‘IIASSII‘T ALL
REGISTERF I) MEN
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The N orwalk Line
Fast Freight Service Between This City
and New York
Steamers “Clio" and “Armltage Brearley”
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sclcctiI‘I-s tlicy HILI‘ imtncdiutcly to be
gin tlIc physical cxatulnultou and act
illl‘ nIcII l'l‘tlll)’ for service.
. 'l‘lIII I'IIIIIIIIIIIII'III Ilruft lIIIIII‘Ils lIIIW
sent the state's .lttly IIII'IIIII of
IIIIIII Io (":ttnp lll‘\l‘llh', July 32 III
”1911‘ will lic l‘cII' (L‘luss l l'l'I-‘Illlilm
from the 1917 rcuistrulinu III“ in the
2.3"?
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Freight accepted at Norwdlk and South Nlll'tlillk {mm 7:30 to 5:30 stutc. Accordina III AlllllllllllIUt‘lll‘l'ill
p. In. for delII'cI-y at Pier 45, East Ilivcr. Foot of Jackson sli'cet. (‘Olm they Will not llululwr many more
New York. 7:00 o'clock the following morning. Freight IccclveIl at [than 400. A llI‘W (‘lnrs 1 must bc built
Pier 45, East lliI',IIr New Ymk. from 7: 210 It. III. II) 5 p III. Steamers up from llll‘ Mill IItI-n who t'ctzlt-Ilcl‘t‘d
leaving pier 45 East RlIer, New \IIIk at 3 o'clock dolly. Sundays Juno 5 or this your. and front ‘lllt‘ I-II-
excepted Icluusiiicnllon I)! Will of the 1917 “'ng
'trzmts.
g Moro lIoIII'Ils I‘l’pfl‘I‘II‘ll III Major.
-1lttII'lIlII3 tIIIlII3 Ilic nllllllll‘l of IIIIIII IltII 3 L
lIIIIl slIiItIId to Plum: 1. adding 2|? III
ll Lllll‘ I3‘ll rcpmtcd lI3 IIIclIc hIIIIIds on
'l‘t II-sda3 '1‘IIIIII3 cigltt boards tune
a 3M to Icport .
‘ I RI}(‘ll\"(‘1(‘fl dclinqucnts and lli‘S' ItIcIsL
II'Ill oft-.Iursc well the IIIIIIl llll‘"
-Lll\tlllIIblI‘ lot soIIIIIiIII IIocIIl boards
. llll()lll:lltllll the state have how report-
ing ”10 nIImlIcI of their dclinqucntsto
‘HlP AdjutauH‘Icncrnl of tho State. and
5-: ,llhc number of men they lIxIvc flnnlly
LL 'clnssod us Ilcscttcts to the Adjutant-
IGcnoIal‘ of ”10 Arm3 General I‘olc
. lsnid today that he had nlread3 rcchI-
'cd II llst numbciing probably 500 de-
’llnqucnts
l Boutds which have finally classed
nlmcu nu IlcscrIths have reported the
number as follows:
L Hartford. 5; Btidgeport. 21: NewL
’}1 Town. 13: New Britain 2: Stamford.
Ill; Waterbury 1.: East Hartford.
i'l‘ltotupsonrlllo. 3: Madden. 3: Milford,
Ill; Ridgeflelddl Norwnlk, 3; Deeplllv
er. 1.
LA
is the time for you to invest in a Cloth Suit or Coat
as the prices are marked very low. It will be a de-
cided saving for you to buy at the
Every Woman’s Fashion Shop
"THE SHOP 0F GENUINE VALUES"
13 Main Street, Norwal‘k
”LAO“; 5L 32:. 1:0“; 2:19;; .1017; "3.5.11
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DANBURY BANK sues
I FOR BETHEL FORECLOSURE
Property in llctltel has bccn at
L , L . tachcd in a foreclosure suit brought by
ltho Sntlngs hunk of Danhttry agnlnst
tPItulb .Johnson of Brldgeport. Elizal
’II. Johnson of llctlIoI and (‘lInrlcs L. l
Hanson of Milford. It is alleged in pa-
lpci's filed this we 00k In the superior
court, llllll Johnson gave his note tol
the bank 1m $800 and morlIIuIzeIl Ilte'
ltethct properly as security.
The bank tithlill'I‘s the note is due
and unpaid und wants to secure pos-
L session of the. property. The other two
'IlefIIudanIs clttim to have mortgages
Lon the place also. The suit ls return-
" ‘7‘- 'Itblo to Ilto September term.
that their class and order numbers are --——-—
IL: 3333:8133: they “ill bf! culled FEWER mvonces IN 1918
'tion N“ 0r wfito ftuout. IIII Intotmn-J THAN DURING LAST YEAR
The war hIIu been blamed for many
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2,170,400 MEN IllllllLH nod. peilinps It .s be I “IN f
I the decrease in tho number of divorces
WITH UNITED IzLInntcd In the superior court during|
.STATES COLORS tho COIIII ycai which ended last Fri .
. day There were Only 200 decrees III-
. lowed durlup. this period in computi-
I‘sou with 302 in tho prevlous yenr.
been delivered and the weekly produc- In other branches of the court. how-
;luljul‘llllgP Wall 111 during ”IO flI'Sl \VEGk ‘ ever they-(3 WI‘H a greater VOIUHN‘ of
nhloreflumn 900 heavy Browning mu lbuslncss For the your the total num-
chine guns were delivered during MIIFL bot of judgments entered was 321‘ u
and the deliveries for that month of' comparison With 2'33 for the 019140115
"EM Blown-HHS totalled 1800 Hour. There Will; it great Increase In
the number of jury trials. due to the
“Sulllcient rifles now are being re-
el l‘ l to “
c v d’L “6 at“ mom says, to equip many suits resultingr from automobile
coLllf'slons.
Sale of Coats and Dresses,
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
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MEN FOR AVIATION
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.I'eet, four inches, nor more than slxI
feel. too inches in height; weight notI
Iless than 12:: pounds. 1101 more tlttttt'
225; not less than 19 ycars, nor more
than“ .35 years of age; able bodied and
a good mechanic.
The men who pass the required ex
umination nill be accepted and for
iwardod to the Navy Mechanic school.
Re they will receive a special
so. in gasoline engines and when
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3 thLII course ls completed sent or as
. signed to the AIIatlon school. The re-
crults will enter the Mechanics school
in two classes of 120 men. with an ad-
ditlonal class of 60 men. inn III-my Illusion evety three days.
The qualfflcetlbns at these men are M0” than 1300 000 ”“9“ had been
that [hay must havedmowledge undl produced and delivered up to June 13f;
experience In gasolzne motors. or they "" ‘ ANOTHER LOAN To FRANCE.
Eaton be I mechanic. machlnlst, cop- Trinity Church. today, Independence WASHINGTON. July 3.—~A credit of
:nrng;::iggdfith?:e ”£21“an 1 Day, s‘t M30, service a! prayer and lnlt' $100. 000, 000'st granted to France to‘
«floor "a or draft an WTnIIlILE tercesslon with special eolnmemorsf day by the Treasui‘ whiting» the total
.ymteea they seem oertlncetee lmmjuan for born of the cltli Mitt“ with advanced to artscé't flute Methods
.1303! local W beam editing "9 In ""106. Ores “0000K
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to 3‘
Fresh Mackerel _ .‘ ................... ‘ 50 lb. mission. and many in this secret . T ‘
Steak Cod . . . _ ‘ ‘ . _ 24C lb service are cur owncrs IlIcIIIsclII-s.
""""""""" , ' Ellllllllyt‘I‘S of railroads and Stl'tfl‘l
11.31083ng glues ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' """"" . . 200 lb' L our liucs are reporting nuIIIlIIIrs of}
‘a QC ........ . . . ....... .. 140 lb. cats IlIIII approach (II‘OSSIIIRS III tool
“at I‘lSh . . . . ........................ 120 lb glIiIle spccd or full to sigunl lll‘LlLIll‘t‘L
Extra low rices for Canned Lobster. Crab ‘mglking a 1011].. Tim I-IIIIIIIIII-IIIIII:
bloat. Salmon. hrimp‘ Sardines. Marinated H01" JWIH warn IlIc .of‘IondI-r once 0: INT“
ring alld other Specialties leI‘IIIc twice. and utter llllll some
‘ ‘ lhiIII,r may drop." as (‘onunissionct
Stocckcl put II. thn the cout-
mission Rl‘lfl through. ignorance of
ill with an tillIIIIIIIIcc III 71. III-I IIIIII
‘ (.‘III‘d 1.3 pounds III IIiIc illlll‘.
;lmproIcmcut Company and the James
L.l.
.Joncst-Motgnn & Co..- of
common stock is changed into two
'Itud 500 shares of preferred stock.
THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1018
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Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’ e Leading Dry Goods Store
177frluly the Fourth-1918
Buy War SaVingst Stamps
TODAY
Before the Post 011ices close. Thus may we help win this war
with little of lhe sacrifices our forefathers suffered one hundred
and forty-two years ago.
Our Store Will Be Closed All Day.
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CERTIFICATES 190R as: M I" ”as. as...
ALI. SUGAR SA LES
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hotels IIIIIIlt ltllliils IIIId llllill‘lllllizgg L
lImIsI-s. on tho busts III IlIII-Ic pound-aid
pIII IIiIIIII3 mctil< sound.
t.H Krieger & Co.
STORF CLOSED ALL DAY IN >
HONOR OF JULY 41h.
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IIIIiI'IIIIIe-Iits. liasvd on last year's use. l
1') ltI-tttilcis .Ind IIIlIIIs sI-llintz toi LII
LIlircIt consumption. on Iltc basis of'
”new pounds pct tnoittli III-r I‘Il‘rSIIll.
based on Ihcr purchases in thc quor- ,
th ondins Jun 1st l
[to cream manutacturms #10 in of-
fIII-I Illilt‘l‘ll in u Ilass lIIIIIIIIcn A antll
IIxccpI in casI-s Wlll‘l't‘ icII cI'I‘am isi‘
IIIIIIIIf-IIIIIuIcIl fot use at llIciI IIIInt
soda II'IItc r fountains in which Insom- .
IIII com to allowed ILL
Suaur for domestic cunning may lIIIL'
purchased on tlIc canning (‘I‘I'lifit‘IllI' is»
Hill‘fl previously in amounts not to cx-
lf arcin-
I-l' IIIIIIIIItIts arc rcquircd. cunning cer-
tificnlcn‘ must he Hp'll‘llvl‘ll by Iliis IIf—
ficc or by llll’ lIIctIl Food l‘lirI-IIIIIIIL
'I‘lII-I'I- is no Illljl‘l'llllll III additional
purchases lIIIiIII: llllllll‘ on cunning cor-
llll(':llf.‘:=. IIIIIIIIIIII lllt‘ conditions sII'I
Buy Thrift Stamps and Help
Win the War.
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IIIIIII In llllSI‘ (“'tllllil‘llt‘S .IIII cnnt- Li __ “L *LLL'F L“
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plied with.
Yours \ory truly,
ltOlll-lll'l‘ St70\’ll.l.ll.
I“l"Ilt‘I'il1 Fond Adiniuistiutot
Uncle Sam In his war gardens. in or?
. WOODEN SHIP DALSTO PUT
‘tll‘l‘ to (lfi‘l‘oll‘ Inorc Ifmo to tho work.
INTO WATER AT NOANK
‘ . g _> M of the Connecticut Woman StlflLlllglI v.\‘0.\NI{. July 3..- Thc II'IIodI ll :3le
THREE HARTFORD FIRMS Association this IvlutI-I', she took m ”1112410. IIIII Mfl'f'vntl to be IItIIuIIIId
apartment in Hartford, whore II num-
‘IbI-Ivot‘ tlIII sttfi'rugc workers did (Io-L
Specialty Machine Company and rub operative housekeeping.
Ier Tobacco Company Among I
Number.
The Hartford Specialty
here under the I'. S. Shipping board
control was M'lll into the whim 109v
1‘terday afternoon. The launching was
. sot forward two days to accmnmooato
Names 0. lluywortlt, member of the
A.L shipping board, whose daughtcr, l’llss
INCREASE CAPITAL STOCK
-fi~._—_
_ ; NATIONAL PARTY CONVENTION
.‘lncltinc HARTFORD, .luly' 3.——Sttntuel
GIIIIIpnn3I. through It majority of II.- SIIIdcl. of Ncw York. national ornaniz . Iluyworth, christened the ship. This
directors, fllcd a certificate Tucslny (Ir of the National Party. arrived in is the second of II 11ch of ten wood-
ut tlic secretary of state‘s Olllcp lh‘li
tlIoLcapitnl stock has been increased
from $100,000 to $250,000. The cot“
tfflcate ls signed by Ernest Walker
Smith and Hcrbcrt Knox Smith.
A ccrtificulc of organization for the
Norrie Joseloff Company of Water-
bury has been fllcd. capital stock.
$95 000. Certificates of organization
were filed by ”11‘ \‘or‘IIolk Realty &
Hartford today, to make final arrange?
mcnts for the stale oonI‘cntlon of the
party which is to be held Thursday at
10:30 a. In. Mr. Stodcl lnlngs wmd that
,(lutzon IlIIIquIII of Stutufoid may be
given the nomination for 3.0\01'n0l
l’Iol‘cssor Yundcl Henderson, of TachL‘
is also said to be among the Ilossihl't?
itics. Party leaders say they will
nominutc a Iickct from top to I‘lltlllolll.
Stale. (‘hairntun L. 11. 'l‘ricscltmattn. Iclcplionc and radio systems.
of "“flford' “L1“ “u the cont'cntion‘ The committee substituteddor the
to order. The chairumuis cxpectedto. Aswell resolution approved by the
be either .\lt‘. Borglum. the Rev. \ ‘ L L
E. L. ‘
Ri'cltards.,of’ 'l‘orrlngtou. or Jultu
on \‘ésscls to be launched at theyard
of the (‘Iroton lron Works this sum-
mer.
TAKING OVER WIRESYSTEMS.
\I'ASHINGTON, July 3. -—— The
House Interstate Conttntrce CommitI
too late today ordcrcd II I‘moruhlc re-
port on the resolution authorizing. the
president to take over tclcgraph. cubic.
O’Connor Company of Hartford.
The directors of the Meeclt Gl‘lin
Company of Hartford. fllcd It (Ol‘llfi‘
cntc of change of name with the state
secretary this week. The new name
of the company will ' bc Iltn llccclt-
Not'thum Grain company. A: the some
‘titue lltc cttpitnl stool: ls increased
front $00 000 .to $100 000 Both cull
III-ates are signed 03 G. I.llllswoztli
ll president, a measure by Representa-
Flood of Bridaopotl. J, A. ll Hopkins Iivo Sanders of Louisiana which lint.
of lloriistoun N J. chairman of the its the time 101 I'IIIIMIII control lt,‘ the
executive committee of the eastct'n dl' pcriod of ”w “m'
vision, will Lnttcnd. 'l‘ltc IIaIionIIl chair- ”
mun. David C. Centre. of Colorado, is: BMLWAY TELEGRAPHERS 11)
Lpremd' \\‘\Slll.\( mQLEFTI 3 A i I
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lllatchlev. ’ ." V _ Mr and Mrs Joseph Luckina and '1‘ CILZLLIL‘LLIL (I: ”it"? {mid to 10!?!“
Certificates of increase or capl'al fttnIiLI ltIIIc ictttrucd to their home at‘ 122‘s ‘2 :1 1'1“ ““‘101 “e if “I“:
stock were filed for thc‘ E. A. Fudor “ oonsockcl, .RL LL' ttftet “ ”Sit MLLL :var‘d halndugu2311::11IL11I0LL3 21:31:22:an
Tobacco Comptny of llatlfotll and- Mrs. lIItcklnI's IIIOllth. Mrs. Allen th . 8 .~ \ ”0 h SW .
4 Smith III Rocks l‘OllII. Whllclierc. rim, ‘9 ‘3‘?“ Of a ““1“ “n ‘ 9 we?”
I .“ alc‘muy. Arthur Anderson. sister of Mrs. Yucka = 1 "i0“ 11““
The Fuller (‘nmpttuy lllCI‘t‘tlSG is ‘ ‘
iuu. (‘lllt‘l‘ltlln 3d llIIII'nrd Luckina. how
front $00000 to $100000 and that of the L L .
J0me ‘1 “Run C “u f $100 0 l0 nephew. with It surprise party in lion-5
3.x. I . I. puny .l‘Olll , I. . . 3 .- '
or of his lltlt birthday on Stttu :III'.
to $200,000. ~' ' ~
Tm “room” f It A l 1 Many handsome presents were race-iv?
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‘ 3‘ ‘ _‘° ssoculet . ed and the oI'IInInII was pleasantly
Shoo (outpuuy 0| Hartford Illed~u ccr~ . ,I ..
tlflcutc m show that its 1000 shares at passed IIIIII games and refreshments.
‘ ‘ ‘ ' . ‘ The tpr homo was made by nulomo
bllc.
sofmews COUGH Is c‘uneo
Private. Harold Humcl. titllh Regi-
ntcnt. Ff. Adamo. R. 1., II-I-ilcs: “I was
‘troubled with a bad cough for three
.ntonths. It'l-icd It sumplc OI‘ Foley's
Honey and Tar and felt. greatly re-v
liotcd. ll ltnIe since used two'50c bot-
:tlcs and I re cotnmcnd Foley' 5 Honey.
lttnd Tut and will always keep it on
hunt." F0103" 3 Honey and Tar covers
“LMFERBURYIJU‘Y 3-"F01'mi—‘l' C'OHILinI‘lunIed. irritated surfaces with a.
Itl‘cssutun Thomas 1.. Reilly of \lcti- Lemming, lit-‘tlllllg confine and relieves
~idcn. was nominated for slIcIift’ of New cou 315' colds cioup and btoucbial ale
i'lltucn county at the Democratic coun :Iccuens— —SIilison- -Powelt Corp. va.
:l\ conIIIntion ltoie today. __ _‘_‘__ _ ml.
Spring8ISummer
Suits
Forlllen and Young Men
COPY RIGHT
Clothing Co.
classes: I300 shores of common stock.
. I TOM REILLY F0 E
'I‘lic Silver (‘ity llruld Company of; R SH RLFF
llferfdcn fllcd It IlIIIIl certlllcatc of dis»
solution. "
SUFFRAGE ORGANIZER
BECOMES FAT-'IMERETTEt
LLCOPPER PRICE AGREEMENT AP-
PROVED
Miss Daphne Selden Working on'
tRusIell Farm In Middletown. l WASHINGTON. July 3.—I’Iosldent
Miss Daphne Selden, state or- witfinn today approved the neteomcnt
Ignnlser of the Connecticut Woman between copper producers and the
Suffrage HSOC'lllllon, kink: day to pricefixlng committee of the Wm In-
and I no Weeks. va« «F05 as a finished 3330930 Ing the maximum
lit-meiotic at the Ssi’ltuel fission. Jr.. price onwhoflpe III 26 ”mice“ Donna
l m- lgmmlddlotowu. Miss Beld‘en, an advance of 2 12 cents over the for-
F110” 130109 00D River. is 0110 mar price. The new. pulse. which be- ,
or the utility its be its cheertpttyycome el‘l‘mllve yesterdel'. ls Emile“ *0 6
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