.l. r
“women, forcing them to work
If
l ‘illtle land was conqttercd by the Cen-
\ :ohui‘ch and murdered or exiled the Bar—
ff‘blnnrprlests, establishing the Bulgarian
V "all the Sérbiun school teachers; sub-
,...,nnd Bulgar‘v‘bullure." She bits-gout-
id'itwb'd‘thé Serbian ldnlsuage,‘"'no‘t- Ell“
V " iowinvg‘il to be tought anywhere ‘ or.
* ‘r'l'spoken in :any public place. Biteuhas
3 'éoonflscated and destroyed “nil“booksiemployed in mg bigger mam building
.. the remedy are either cured or
M the mod to "secrecy,t
Htsjtreatment is the result of a'
' “descent Weird protons (timer
, salient Sugar as is well. know} "(has
definite antiseptic qualities. it is used
J by minty army doctors“ in the treat. owing
. loamy, JULY 8. 19131. A. a: W a“ “W ““5““ 3°”3lit".7§o.sittg «a. .,...........
. 3i and strong
it 'rAKSN
snnsnno MANY
mentioned Ermine One)
I
p
.37:
, nUNGUN Pos'rsl
to the fact that the tanks
M‘ litres among the intamrv
gun posts
«0- » W no...
.- Secrlvtary of Labor W' .
‘F ‘ _ _ ilson calling at-
INTO AN . tcntion to the N‘CE‘M purported state»
”ENEMY EMBASSY mfut of President can on. of the
‘ . -fiml . ‘lt‘estein Union, that if lure worming
. steam Fifi! Page On -, lfihsluestdanser
""" 7 Blunzcdlzunfi he would not hesitate. to
lficnnce 91 Russia a; .tnst Germ”
tyi‘anuyw‘is the light» in which "Lc-
,Journdl" views it. while the "Petit
Journal" wonders if it will not open
it new phase of (.iermuny's ditlicull.~,-.
MEMORIALSERVICE
FOR TRINITY Boys
. H...” aco suspected that it might hove, ‘ points in advance, In . th East
mm WAG 1-0.} good effect on certain organicjdisens-imwous Mamet? Whole llluchiimjmulne the 'smw of mysfon “mm; (Continued from First Page.)
TOHORBOW '95, when injected into the blood. glitcl'ally ground into the earth by ”W
- . mg]; tide 1:07 p, m. l Proceeding along this line, he found? tanks, which swept over the cheniv
Moises 53231918“ 8128- that in the case of bromhial and pub, was like swam "one”. .
monary disorders, the sugar checks
Th6 Associated Press is exclusively, ”‘9 morbid 3“"“5‘095- and thereby in.
tilted to the use tor publication/:1;turn‘checks tltefgrowth of the where
's dispatches credited to r . . .= .
§t herwise in this paper and about?“ “(mi N
the local new: published herein. said to have a pronounced healing ef—
All rights of republication of tape-
cial despatches herein are also re-
. Hflbergfi‘fll! Amntd pm. {chihuahua and brought about
surrender of at least 200 Germans.
,lu addition many Germans were stain
the same time, it is by these great engines. Olhcr tanks
» fiwere doingsimilar Work. ’i‘nkcn its
,a whole the Boche infantry surrcndtsr-
feet on the lungs. Moreover, as long ed or bolted on the approach of these
the: 111011515”. ”1‘3. appearance oi which in
ram ‘orews ivith‘their rapid-firms were
it One group of tanks alofié destroy-
ed or captured more than thirty mz‘r
tho
betwern Russia and Germany," 5335.
the “Figaro." “this assassination ma} gof the willing sacrifice, because of the
lead to the most interesting compli- thigh ideal for which the bovs fouuht
cations." “liumnnlte” cousidcls me {find for which our country is contehd-
not not a vulgar assassination. but 1112:. will long be remembered by those
‘un act of open rebellion by sztS-;W}10 were privileged 10 he“. “. it
peralcd patriotism." twrrifd Comfort to the bol‘s'lfnmilies
The assassination. as the “Alarm“ to know that their boys had died he;
views it, “shows that there are slit: ,l'ocs to the great cause and for [hp
in Russia min concerned path 21*. future of humanity. ’
dignity of their country and imbued! licl’. Frederick A; Coleman. Mom;
with patriotism." and the
Parisien" comments that
it "was. in which he made special menuon or
”fled. . as there is any fil‘t‘wlifm at all. ‘ltself is terrifying The t‘crman ma probably patriotic lndltzltnllon (‘illlhtétliule pride that thc commmlitv wok in
1 .~ » X. ' w l . 1 t . 4 , . h
- . 4 sugar tterilizes'the sputum and the chino gunners, howevpnmugm lo the by the spot-ouch oi the (million m ,tbe 1501mg men and also of the pride
lama 83m}; “13- breath, thus prevention the infection: “‘5‘ “3 runny infilanws- 1"“322 “igégigy‘skuTgeztpskntlhgtg 12cc: IZil'Chlllgi11‘agggultiiml}h‘ln miP is“?
" " ' , . : Numerous time; l . . . . , ' . . L ‘ - » ' "1‘ "a it?
. PHONEOALLS of others by the patient, and SiODDing’Amerit-an infannwmltlft 12:22:31“? “"3 killing: of (ount von. Mn‘bach may realise of freedom and righteousnesv
Milena! Rooms—92. ‘ tlcatc have been due to indignation on lhe‘mlghl “VG. "We should remember
lwith the tank crcws and gtit‘c them
2the direction from which hlhlllt' mu-
'chinc gun fire was coming. in every
wane the tank was able to deal with
the spread of the disease.
We shall hope to hear
this treatment.
. Business Dillon—43.
Harwell: Branch onion-4388.
’ Editor’s, Residence—2183.
more about
”city Editor's Resumes—14924. -—-——-—'—o——-—-—— §~?e,'.'".9m'fi,"§‘2“' and thus allow thc‘ilt-
. Inches: Manager’s Residenoe— STANDARDIZATION 1“:3;[slit't‘ta‘ls'dlfliltlicfron(t):(fl .‘S‘é‘iin‘éi‘lm
' t i. , _ . ' D.
1113-12. it takes a big war to teach us but i‘uutry. dcslroycd a nest of six mo,
———-Jithings. Economically, the keynote of fililni‘u guns by riunnijng over it after
10 K n ('1' ‘W‘ l' -.' J "1 '
BULGARIA ,war activitv may be summed up in the l a 6 use m \uutlldt-‘l.
. Another tank crushed ,threo rapid
Shipmmrers, but u fourth luucblluwgun con-
‘ l
l .The attitude of Americans toward onc word. standardization. _ ‘
t V'tmucd firing at a distance of five
Bulgaria is, ill geni‘l‘fllt 0m? 0? (‘OmDE‘r'zf—fllllfi, trucks, airplanes, uniforms, l‘\-I0r six yards. This sun. in turn, was
alike indifference. We do not llktl‘ erylhlng o! a military nature is bolus 1:322:51 and destroyed, together with
Bulgaria. We des lse her as the will~ sttmdnrd‘ cd. from necessity. It is a' ' ' ' .
lug tool of Gertnatriv, and 3-: u minor! m-crcquifte of efficiency. 2 At one Doml a tank mot-ed ugninsl
( pewter whose war attitude throughout. The printlplg invoked 0,) so big lcncmv was m be “on m mm hm af-
[gtasfibeen (““8th by nothing 1"" 5°“. “3‘9 ‘5 “0W naturally enough being ter the tank had circled the mound
Elsligess and low scheming, without e'applicd to activities not‘ directly con-ton“: about forty Germans “me out
, , .. _ . » ,)f . 0 ' :1 ‘i -
trace of idealism. But we have a sort‘ccrncd with the war. There is a de- ‘ a cam "flaw“ much and ”n ‘0
Hines, the tanks patrolled lhc front
morally—in rt word, that she is negll-‘seli not only with productive methods,
‘ .lmjcomfleld were making things uncont-
we have not come into contact wltlll In imtchlnory, for instance, there is . MM” ‘8'“! ““d “W“ 39"”3‘ 3139118 in-
bccauso she forms a big arch of the bolts and threads. These, a”) simple ports of the field. and it” wcre killed
Mnnufuc bultlotthal the prospects for victory
~wblch otherwise could be used to ad’turers of automobiles and of mauhitr
vantage ngulnst Turkey or Austria or. cry and implements of ill! sorts have. opened their eyes: to tho poflfiibfljly
ilglble morally. ’iar sizes and styles of bolts, nuts and infantry.
What the Yankees Dvld.
lion. because she is deliberately cn- from a more whimsical desire “to beg-no slur company of Americans V110
.o, core hc heard the details of his great
31 for it machine nun. No Sign of the.
for standardization
,ward the allied infantry to stlrrondcr.
of feeling that Bulgaria is not of much manll running: During tht’ Gonfilllldallon 0f the new
‘ |
tortc ' l ll'm‘ .' .- "
hip tut c in thenar, ml llnr .l {through I“ industries concerning it .f‘“ nearly halt‘ an hour for protection.
On one sector. when snlpcre in the
11 this. ’ . 2m but rim 1 co sdlratl I 0 less
3 . ‘1“ ‘9 ‘ n i ‘ on n . tortuble for the men at work on the
That feeling is duetto the fact that porlanlaconvenlenco to the public. defenses, a tank adt'nnced itcrnsn No
. l .lo the corn. With ex iloslons. manv
her. Mlliturily she is not negligible. a pronounced tendency to slundardize'm the cnemv jumped ill) in '
’ .- ‘ x . ,. ' ‘ ‘ ,by the fire or the tank. .
German budge to Asia, and holds inlthmhs. but of llllllllllh‘t imporlanu.‘, chcml 0mm.” have said since me
check on allied army at Sulonlcu Variations have run riot.
‘ lucvcr secmcd as bright as now. The
llulNil work of tho ltmks had really
Germany. Least of all is nulgnrldneg- dolibcrutely adopted their '6th pecul‘lm ”"13"": 11"" (lct‘tnnns “Fm-V defeats.
., . . with slight casualties to the attacking
Ber crimes against Serbia ulonc threads, for the sake of tot-rim: (tus-
.. _ - . | . . ‘l .. . . . .. ‘1“ '1 Last night the correspondent slept
Wouldvjusttr, Bulgmlas ultct exllnt- tomcts to buy out putts tom tum, "film ”W ground mnong the (room! of
. '. down! a motto of : ‘ . 5':
‘ gaged in an effort to extinguish Soy. original. Too result bus nuturullflim‘at “we“ “.3,“ my 1113.: liunlgdgf‘“:
sur- li '
bid, by methods whose brutality bccn confusion and expense.
. . . .fliglil of the Ynnkccs on tho British
.- - . . c 1 b0 i. 4
titognizcd now that nearly V0 5 d ‘l‘mnt. Some facts have bccn told he-
cxccptlnk the mmanufuoturersd fox-pl but ”Home”. as related by one of
would 'be for better off if the ports ol', ”1“ officers contnlncd many new t‘ctit-
u” tflflt'him‘i and implements “'9"? boys. He told it in it simple manner.
made ndxfiimplfi and interchangeable without frills, and without boasting.
_ it [And here is what he sold:—
The princnple “1’" eat "The Americans wont into the line
\afler. shard march. Tho I-‘rltzlcs on
about equally to‘a locomotive, a “not!
[douhtcdly had no inkling lhnt the m-
tttck was made. At midnight Wednes-
pipc filling or a door knob screw.
The American Wool and Cotton lie-idoy we were sent. forward to lie out,
o ' ,.rcudv for an advoncu at 3:10 o'clock
. . . . (t d» .
pottrt pleads for a wimp to th Koo Thursdnv morning.
old days of standardized cotton noodfi- ,".\lhny '0! our boys were tired when
lnnomtlons nnd variations have come thcy "939"“ ”'9: positions, ““d ' de’l‘
pllc the fact that they were just cm-
so fast. that at customer hardly ““0“?“ barking on the blggcsl ndvcnturc of
~ any more what he is setting. A deflns their lives-4tl leap limo the unknown»;
~ . _‘ ‘ 1 . ltey llrew tlcnu-tc vcs on tie group
lle'systcm ol' buslo fatbtlcs, it is or and 810m soundly. it was an» en-
“guod, would cost less to produce. and cottrnnlng sign to us. for it mennl that
would be simpler and easier to market. the “"2" “'9'.“ not 1 ‘W- They "0V”
and give better satisfaction all around.
passes nuytltlng‘thnt Prussltl hcrsclr
blurs practiced. not
Here are a few of the things
tfitilgtirln has done. to the Serbian pco-
"Le, in the southern half of the coun-
“try given over to her when the brave
that
as possible.
tral Powers. Site has killed nearly all
«thomen, and taken the rest into Bul-
.“|' gal-ran slavery. She has enslaved tho
0 the
‘ «fprms, and seizing nearly all they pro.
.duced, without payment. for the use
. fiber owu people.
:3. Site has abolished
the Serbian
did show any sign 0 nerves. as n mut-
church-yin its stead. She has killed to: fact.
—--~4—--O-—-——- during that three hours wall. There
u'cremoufercnccs to bc ,hcld with the
MORE CONCRETE SHIPS COMING A i ll d l l “1
. . us ca ans. an item 00, e respon-
Evidence ol’ the success or concrete ' slbillty was weighing hcavily on “R
shlpsouay be seen in the fact that the) We. know that ollr kids would come
' the through clean, but we could not help
being a bit anxious-
' “We Lad to admire the coolnesb of
themAustrallnn officers, who told stor-
ies and laughed as . though“ nothing
was“golng to happen, though we Amer-
icans knew that. shortly before the
kickoff the gunners would put. down
a barrage which would be the signal
for all hands on the job. '
stunting for them Bulgarian school-
masters; teaching the'Bulgnr language
i
Fyard‘lhnl 'contltruot'ed the Faith.
‘ ' ..
first large concrete ship. is to be great-
ly enlarged. A thousand men will ibe‘l
l
‘l
l
l
ritt’en" in the Serbian language, in-‘concrete vessels for the government.
stungmcetess manuscripts of the! This shipyard, located at Redwood.
lddle’ages pr'esarvjed in Serbian , 11;! City; Cal"? lsnot the only one ln'i'thht
allesiitin’cl monasteries. -‘= ion or the country?'rAnotlterlnlgsgov-
‘How. long can we remain at penoelerniuent'pianlds’ golttg"‘5u‘p as‘i‘hpidly
h ,- "dilation, when we are figltt- Ins possible near Oakwood.
innihebnttle otdemocracy} ’ l This shipyard, icoated 'at Redwood
“w . Cli.y.‘Cfll.. is" not the only one in that
AQQITHERCONSUMPTION CURE {part of the country. Another big gov-
The “151. has been deceived Egvlernmcntlplantls going'upes rapidly as
,. . ,r: > g ' l ,
times by_ claimslol tub”omega-npossible neerakwood.
was dttc the Allied
with harassing fire and we American
officers were out; among our melt hot-
thcy might mistake this for the bar-
rage. . _
"Then came the barrage. and we her
or dreamed there~ could be such gun-
fire. It was lremcndoufi. “The gun»
Hill‘s certainly did a wonderful job.
"The infantry started to advaneel
that-anvnew remedygs'sure‘to: Airequently scornful public accept-..1‘{U,.,men were needed for Hamel
‘ " ‘ village, and our. first: trouble was
Steele“ as a take. ‘The “ea" ed concrete boats without a tremor.|encoumemd in a broad belt of barbed.
.‘y . ' 2 l
‘ °rk°d “WY ““933“? Demem'lWhy shouldn't there be stone boats?! wire in front-of theBoohe forward
“ ' ' ’ [line of defenses. Thb tanks httd open-
Monhco‘oi Rome may’prov'e .to . , A, ,~ r ‘ - . . . . ,
5 i ‘1 E ided t til 1 l-thm’ it? ‘mp9SSlPle‘ That an ear led the way through most of this, but
93m.” 5, mm?“ 3. ° e ong’_lier generation was amazed by iron inspots some of our men were held
inglist otfallures. .It soothe.“2mins is no ”“80"“ torus to be ,5“? up for a little.» 3 _ , .
in shill ‘
r
it “We “to( deserve respectful alien. prismlfint'nny new develomnent HoBPITkL NOTES.
. . “if , ‘ - construction. ‘ . ' ’ ‘~
I discoverer“ "3' “0911"“? St" ‘ ‘ijat altitude seems to harve'been 1 ~
he “some“ ‘9 3° “"0”“ justified. The. few who persist: in WW1. “me“. “mi“ ‘Webb' Fm”
he give that it could be ‘ettBai * ‘ 5 “ ‘ » ,. Sileet'r‘EPBtNWwa‘k‘l‘ . -
. . . . - - . (dishing at 111° “*0“? ““93““ “0“”! . Admitted Sunday: .Ha‘rold Witt-a.
illicit anywhere,.by any physician. imam,” practical “m wm ”the, Bridgeporti‘mtd lob mm. . ,.
f” ' . th-g‘lw‘mfi‘ttltetrwtuir‘ln'eventually”rinn-t .prdbsbty‘ifi " int '
. ‘Id‘rove ‘3 ““5”“ like 1v age one whentney‘xe‘ he
. 0i? ‘
l
.t..
la mound which sceulcd a likely plncw
various-l
iuros concerning the activities of our '
"For its officers there was no sleep4
"‘A few minutes before tho barrage]
it'rllllery openedl
foot to keep them steady, fearing that.
Discharged Saturday: ‘John Lawson..'_.
part or patriotic Russians some mili- 1 ”Wm." he said. “not morbidly, nor in a
tary agreement madc on Jum- iti hopeless way. but thankfully that we
between (lcrirany and the liolsheriki.‘htt\'€ had them and been privileged to
whereby (let-mun}- promised to :wndtknow them and their love; mpg"
tWo army corps against the (‘zochogthough now for a time we tum. lost
Slovaks, and tr-canu'hile decided ititllhclu and urc sconrmcd from them.
occupy Moscow. ll expresses the,th should give thanks for the good
opinion also that the cause of llll-ljf’Xalllplf‘S of their heroism and thcir‘
assassination might be found in thc f‘i’illiu‘gttcs‘s to sacrifice their life on
Bolshevlki regime. which could l;,v- ; the altar of their country.
described. us it ornpulous uutocracy l The complete program for mu cvctr
.bou-nd ‘tn‘tiroduce an npidcmic of ass Whiz was as follows:
nssinations." ’ {Pl't‘ltldc—~ Marcho Funebrc ..... (‘hopin
1' Lenine Gives Details. ‘Processlonal—“For All Thy Stunts."
BASEL. $cnlz, July '4'.-«~Nikolui Lo f’Scnlcnces, psalms undiesson.
:ninc, llolsheviki premier. has senklhc l Anlltcm~~“(‘rossing the liar .......
following tucssage to M. Jolie. Rus-E " Dudley But:
slnn . minister at Berlin. rennrdinnl Mrs. E. J. Sims. “
the assassination of Count von Mir-Tl‘i‘t'd l't‘l‘sit'lcs aid prayers.
lilymn—w-“Thc Strife is O'cr". .......
the l Palestrina
,
l “TWo unknowh men entered
German 'et'ubusey at 2 o'clock thls‘Addtcss—~~
(Saturday) afternoon, having docug Dr. (‘url A. Harstrom.
mcnls from a special committee. 'H.V'll|D““"-'l"il(’l'(* is a Blessed Home“,
,They threw it bomb in t‘ount vouldtldt‘essa~
‘. erbach's otlicc. wounding him so sc- 3 Rev. l-‘rcdcrick A. Coleman.
Q vcrcly that he died. HHllllwAfllH‘lCll.”
i “Representatives of the novol'n-gf‘loolnk prayers and benediction.
:menl vltnmediatcly visited lhc ctnlms- “ Rttccssionhlwfllattle Hymn of the Re.
Zsy rind cxpresscd lndiu‘uulion at that public." ’
incl. which they considcrcd ill-l u po-z
‘lll:“'c.'ll.ilfiilliil.“l."“i’l’l’lif."“.1‘.'.2;.'.{BEL0VED WILTON
' TEACHER IS DEAL
..mt>nsure- to discover the mtll‘tlcl'cl'si
(Continued nom First Pun)
l
\
tund brim; lbcm bcforc u spcclnl rev-i
lolutionary tribunal. l
l "Extra measures have been token!
to protect the German cmbussy and; ‘ _ ;
citizens. . Tho nowmmfim rcqncsts‘ boon allcr her parents rcmovcd to
MW)" in express to the German Gov. ‘ “1““ ““3 ”W“ culled JOE'S Hill. 0n the
fcrnmtmt the Russian Govct‘nmcm’smdm'nem Wild. where she lived the
,8 .5 was cdumlt-d at the Wilton Acad-
gcmy. which sbc cnlcred in 1868,
l 1.03.0032 July 7.~»Tbc Wholc qlll‘ll‘-l Well-known as a lactic-r.
Hot in Moscow where the German emol A “mom:- rt‘aideltt of
‘bt’tssyfls‘sltuatcd "was 'imnl‘edlutclylwu “Willi l'l'Ollilmtnl in its church,“
'{nut'rotlttdofi thy‘ [rbopg mm n“. “Jason-lo! and civic hfl'ttirs. She taught in
lsusslnulinn of Count volt ’llllrbnchlk‘w‘“ml 9" ”’0'3011001 districts of the
lac-(“Tiling to a Ritaslun Governmonl’mwn for many terms. particularly at
lmcssupc recelvcd bet-c by wireless.
thy logtlte flimlly of the late count."
ifroops Suéround Embassy.
llloldcn llili and the Center districts}
low“. m persons arriving and leaving :"llilti, by outcrlng into their studies and
tho (my. Illtclr play littlest, lhcir joys and the“.
A“ cnvor cxtrttordlnary will he sormws.wi_th that whole-soulcd ('llt‘t‘l"
{dispulched to Berlin to I‘Xpl‘t‘ss to thc . lulncss that was one of her most lova-
flermtln Government the indimnttlon‘me i‘hlll‘flflt’rlflllm In ”10 early 70s
or Russia over lhe. asrnssinatlon. .90! the past century she was a proud.
latent member of the Garrick Club.
TELEGRAPHERS’ HEAD I\vblchlpwscnted:flnumber lot plays; 01;
g ’ - lit llillCl more um lUllS SC“ 9 l lllfl lib,
CALLS STRIKE OFF
"Nor boon attempted in Wilton bol‘ot'c
(continued tron: First Page).
, for since that lintc. 'l'he hislrouic obli-
lstood her in good stood. in organizing
rllnoncy- of the Government. and in thltt’m‘mbi’l' (3‘ “NC“ “"10 glvcn at the
”Wiley“ not wishing to embarrass the l'I‘own Hail and ln’prlvttte houses. Slver
‘tlnvcrnmenl in the war, we are willing; l “‘30 "“29an a “limb” or TOYS 'tllld
lto await a reasonable time for an ad. , ohlldrcns 3011108, .1
'justment." Helped Organize Wilton Library. "
The strike call was issued after the The new and benutifcl Wilton ~Li-
lll’cslcm Unlon declined to accept, (ice _brnry, “111011 Was dedicated on WW
clslons of the National War Labor'lfi‘th» only 1'0“!I days'bet’om‘ hertdealh.
Board of complaints of employes oflwnl 1‘83”)! Bel'VB RS n.-monumenl t0
the company that they had been arsltwo good women who were the actual
charged because of their, amllaupmpioneersin the first movement to es
lwlth mg union. f'tabhsh a library in Wilton, 25'yeurs
l ATLANTA, Gs. July 8.—~Thlrty-lwo *880- . r , ;
~unlon telgraph operators left, their! _“Mn‘ Smith's~Trihute.
keys at the local Western Union ofll-f' 1110130”!!ng address“ E Boyd
l
»
lcuncelling‘ the strike null. try ABSOCltlllont said in part: ‘ ,
H. C. Worthen. general superinteudw
ent of the Western Union. said else- fin interesting 011%- 'I‘WEIIW-flVG years
wbcre in the district south of the Ohio'hattb‘tMrs. lichtll Mr liltinBettdands-pllss
river and east of the Mississippi con-4 Kath life Sburges decided that. thtonl
I(lltlonslycre,normal.‘excem at NeWZnee‘de a library. They set to work ‘
President .Konenkamp telegraphed '-
of obstructioupfaum
'{Zlafll the “It'll the right to organize.
,_
“Pctit of the church and parish in the sacri- 5:3:
«‘Slio-on‘St l- .. .......... a .' ‘
l Coatsmév .0... ............. . Ilggfgg $323;
Q ' ’ Fibre Silk Sweaters
‘lndlfznutlon and convey its synluu-jgmmm‘ ”ONO“ of “9"“(9- Miss Sturol
the town,~ sh}: .
lo , , , _
. kl . . y ALU‘KINDS‘ AT LOW PRICES *
”3‘1ka “Xi“.— » , _Lm¢m . ,.
’cherc control has bmn cstublisbod whore she cndcttt‘cd herself to her pit-l
‘lly which she showed at. that time} .
.little entertainments for her pupils, n
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ces today before orders were i‘ecelvedlsmml: president of ”18 Wilton ‘lera- -
‘ "The story of the Wilton Library is ‘
nomr. can e, mi
s
igflood Qualities-«Best §Vtilu
lituroesrllarielies—«mwl’ric ~
Ml.
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3 IF YOU CHOOSE YOUR CORSET CAREFULLY?
if}, it willbe a front lace—Jar front lace corsets find
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avor now. and lust as surely will it be
“LA CAMILLE” —
The Front Lace Corset with the Ventillt’i Back
For these beautiful “La Camille” corsets reprelk
sent most unusurfl value. No other corsets are '1‘
,; srnned so carefully. interpret the st. les so subtly
b lend such graceful. charming lines to yébe figure. '
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; 'WSHARLEV o‘-
'0rlcttn§. Union operators at New opwlgorously andlbegan collecting books.
Heaps were not permitted by the 00.91:; When they had‘managed to’ge‘t {089th-
‘pttny to go to work. . er. some twenty-five or so, George 16.;
.NEW ORLEANS. July Sis-Members Taylor, at. that time postmaster,;gnv'eg
orthéfiomrercialTelegmphers' Union them houSth‘ODm in the post office,
of America, who reported tor. work at, this being chosen as the natural‘cen-
:thc loci] oilices of the Western Union ter of interest.” .
{Telegraph Company this morning were.
told that the company had no further
need for their sgwlces. RIB-suit? boners-
tor as ere orte was as e epjns . . w ,M H . ' ..
lit mengber fit the union. it was said, ;_'Member Nomlk Chapter, 0. .A‘ R.
‘nnd all replying in. the affirmative, ‘ IFPI‘ many years MissSlurges' has
’were turned away. More thanieightyfiheeu aimemberfioi..fiocwallntehnpter,
men‘who hadbeen refusedtadtnlttnnce ilDw A. R..‘ and ghost tnketps. proponent
to the Western Union ollices wereparb in its meetings (
gathered at union headquarters for hintttnber‘ofdrdost. interesting-”papers
'speoial meetingof the local l.hlsfmorn-‘ about earlyrlllte 'm‘wutonywhloh are
that finallymade the. present huillhng‘
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log and union officials said that 7so still. preserved :11)" many of ltd-meni- ,
'cordlng to their reborts‘less titan a bare. ,_ .1 . _, . a?»
fdozen‘ non-union operators were at «She is survrved’by ovo brothers—ta
work. '- . . , g .
, . NEW“ YORK, ’, Jilly? S.-—Presldent
tNewoomb Carlton". of the Western Un-
[ion.’-gdve, out the " following states
Concordia. Ken; and Rev. lsaac Chimp-
'Oey-Sttlrges, D: D.,lbt-New“¥drk city.
He then outlined the good work ofv
those two ladies, and the perseverance; . .
She lied. read a. . ~I “
Judge Frederick Willmot Sturgesr (ill.
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ment this morning: . N “3:" NESQ‘HAITvIONS BROKENCFF. ' ‘
' “The cold facts are these: .011 SEW.- ' .
r Willlsm'hedrd of lhefasnsinallo
c u ‘t'ird'p plummet: donation
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called by in! Gommerolal Telegrap .
ers‘ "Union in nil the prihcinnl cutest:
'ln manpnltlenl there new gsd'lew W bit
sent“.thnt the meeting w maintain on:
Out; of ouriilmo »
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t‘y champion, viasmtlfisdyeaterdav the
bright especialltm ,.
Bos't‘ont, adulyTSWSrgennt. irranjcl’s 9;" 6:1" at ”‘9" .
.Oulmet of the Natlumil't-Armyfithe' '2' Ygstnven »
. Western smatenroidolb champion and 1
one' time ndtlonal amntonrtbid‘.‘ onen'.
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