'l
3!
‘ ,‘nywounded‘; while pumping the lions.
,. Hid letter is as follows:
' “have been in the. hOsnitnl tor tire til-vs
x FIB nothing to worry about M l m‘v
_ ‘motzliér. they'was ~91 good bunch'*10l‘~“Albcrt the.aBr-iti,sll have advanced «3
~ m or}
\V‘ wVv'w-uwkai ‘
m
.;NORWAI.K i.
a
L. E. liliswrrtli has. nailed ute- T. n.
VIiollnlzder home at Tub-snake.
' -mu—n
I.
Min; Helen Raymond Of Bethel is Blasting opt rations in the water it
the guert of Mrs. Daniel L‘Hommedieu Wilson‘s. Pant have attracttd ninth ut-
ut Rowan ntrcet, mention, both by the sound and by the
spectacle of the column of wule"
thrown up 7when the blast is touched
Miss Evelyn Hawes of Newton
Heights is visiting relatives at Provi-
deuce.
I
Miss Edith Cantrell is now employed
Albert llufner. the Eost Side news-
dealer and :taliitllt‘l‘, :1 lililinlllflg a nil.
new nimble- top to his soda tountain. .0119 Of Ler brothergis teller.
Word has been received from Roz:
V ‘ Private Stephen )lel'ltle. who has
The Women‘s Auxiliary
church met yesterday afternoon in the luring been made instruct
Sunday fill no] room Of the church for it mobile .‘(fllGOL iRCy has muny
who are pleased to hear of
\. :luretnent.
”W—
llii "n- ltlltlll
it run
it?
it.
or in an au—
. . . . . .3, .3 on t‘ut‘lcu 1,- '\ davw l.
their regular weekly sewing 59531011.» I.» it" ’ gl ‘3‘ to v ‘5 “18‘
Miss Ernestine and Master Otis Say-
The lied Cross worker: of the East _ .
yer have returned to their home. in NC-
Aventto M, E. ln'urch meet as usual
thlfillilt'lllntzll :21 the“ church. Red
CX‘OF' 1w ti: Will be doth: and all mem-
bers 3'31 r ~krd to be or; bind to do
their share.
days at Newark and Coney Island.
W";
Jihlig lllllrlitn‘l, recently hive
Won...“
Tllt‘ .egttlur mider’eh services of
the Fit t .\renue .‘d. E. church were
held 11:: usllill la~t fl‘ellinf: with Miss
M. 15, Smith officiating in the absence
ofythe pastor, Rev. Harold E. Wilson,
who is enjoying his vacation.
éif'thtth.‘ on the, \“cstern {mm by
tltc Germans in the past low «low,
it; is believed here, indicate tllui
the enemy intends to abandon the
offensive.
Military observers nay there is‘lmtronei‘k-
ovary indication the Germans in.
tend to stand on their present line.
llttights are ontertaining their grand-
!tlnurlce ttnd l-‘i'dncio Scolield of Illa:
Attorney and. Mrs. Leo ,Davts and
non. Lonllepleit yesterday for a two
\
tlomno 'Allen, llrotn. Moll. Quat-bn-
of Christ. lit-t'ril‘lt-ld of his street-s: trot-seas, he . ' . i
been at Camp hit-a118, Vlnlled reluttres~
t;‘t,"-" "W'e.. . .
a tlebntnford hattonallldnb. bet .l‘alr tonight and baturday, warmer
.~ .. -’ th'- lleieh’s 3‘ tcr i ' ' . . .. .
mend“ a t " ‘ f” a $1 I t t the “hue, MlSEOUH and along the booth Atlantic
; Coast.
3 in all other nettions east ol‘ the Rock!
; Mountains.
. ' is ‘entr (no le lflk“ re ion.
roton Heights, after spending several- ( a! 1 U ‘ g
.. fl" 4 "northern districts.
Charles Chandler, the local br‘e ell-l
d a swarm otWEATHER A YEAR AGO
__ Italian bees which ttlighted on Din!
LONDUX Aug. 155411,. “-jm_ Howard Stout .\'="ilson‘s Althea farm. l
‘n IV . . .l \
Mr. and Mrs-\Sands Scfileck of the] ‘6' llluntler “h‘m‘m'
children. Miss Beatrice and Muster-5'
i
i
waelrs motor ”‘1’ through NEW ““3‘ "l‘llt‘re in a possibility, 1,0“.qu bush’s pcultryman, has mtnrnod front1
. M - . .. , 3 ~ , . , , , l
land m onnedl’ Canada, and 19mm” that they may lull hack to tho Ill- 3 trip to new lorlt. where I16 hang
The party~ are “ambled “Ck ”‘9 13“ write. a small tributary of the (line burn undergoln'tl‘eatment for an all-’
1" part-0t the month. and which joins it south of Noyon. ment of the eye-
' The French now hold all the high > -—--
zrrouud ill that region. Mr. and Mrs. James Fitzpatrick and
Mam“ of the U. S. Navy who is lt| is said the'liritish are so clOsc their young son haw returned to their
Itstdtioned on the cutter Acusltiiet. His ‘0 t lulttlnes that the enemy cannot home in Boston, ulter'cltloylng a visit
boat. is the "an that is standing by 35.0 tho town. Almost 11“ the Hill at the home or Mr. and Mrs. John
the freighter Manonlng tort “(mm :Olnmulncutlons 111 the l’eronne Fitzpatrick of Norman Heights.
‘ _ have been rendered useless by the
Point. ' .
Allies. l ltov. ll. (‘. (L‘arter of the Congrega-
IRev. Irving L. Smith bf Woodbury -.-... lllt'llltll church, wlto‘ltas been enjoying
' the first half of his vacation. this
1 LONDON, Aug.‘16.——'l‘llc Bol-
"L... 1., will again conduct the Sunday :hrvil; government in nu oiliciul . ‘
set-vices at tile East Avenue M. E. statement claims the capture 0f po. month. near Boston. returned to town
church this week during the absence sitiotn’t in the Archangel district“, “mummy for 3,1”in 'stay, coming for
. driller. Harold E. Wilson. Mr. Smith whore there are Allied trops, :llltl his ullttlnlolllle, m While“ be ”"9“” m
officiated lain Sunday and-made many says their udversut‘iesltuve illillll- ”1”” f0" ““3 ren‘mmng ”'0 week-s ”I
friends upon his first visit here and tltlllt‘tl the figlltingllenr ('ltiertpt, tw- his 1‘01“!”-
win prevailed upon to Mum mis’cording to arltcuter‘disputvh from
week. Moscow. _ ’ Among those mentioned as pousibll-
A series of successes ,whi‘nh :tp— tiles for solectmen on the Republican
parcntly are. of minor llllptll‘lt’ll‘m‘, ticket is William Dugdale of Noroton
also are claimed in the operations llcirhtn'. nnd it is hoped by Mr. “Us!
against. the CZeehO-Slovalts. time's friends in all sections of the
;_ ‘ , "”‘“ p . ‘ 'town that he can’lle prevailed upon to
' ABI‘STERDABI, Aug. ll).-*'~-'lll‘i' thC‘tiptthG millti‘t’ltln. He'll; univer.
llon Cossacks havc clenrcd tho lett Ba”,- ,-,..,pecmd' (“"1 of The imam-5 in.
who conducts mtel‘ectrtcnlshipln- the 1’3”“ “H.110 1313!)“leilletroppottcnts the Norman Heights “1‘0 CONDRD)’.
séfignggiilglFiocelt'ed the not’fin. : "rmd Hie lll'llt‘clilllg \l'vnmlwu‘b (m. treasurer of St' Luke's church; Noro.
.. . . . ..tton Attragm, from ulttcli tltet dl‘t' Olll\ . , . .
that 1,9,. son was tvouudcd yesterday one day's mnrcll distant, sum nit ton. and tdcnttfled ttltll publlc mow»
afternoon and this "1mm“ ““9 "“3" oilioiztl statement insued hy‘ the
,much surprised to receive it letter, (, 3. k | .'
which Is “newm, printed. from “H. poster's still? and recent-d here
from l\lc\'. '
notl. In which he tells of helm: \veund- .
ed. July Elst. which centered l‘.“utmtl ...“. chant. returned 'luesdny from it two
Cbhtettu-Thlerr)’. It was hero, he \VASHINGTON, Aug. 163- weeks' vacation, “th11 1‘9 spent “1““
‘atutes, that many otltio lil‘nvtt‘cmn- vas 01‘ the may“ Of‘the' Di,“ automobile trip to Maryland'wlth his
firimfglfigngmglmtt £11) fillii‘m‘grn; t'ossaqks (m the. llivev Don, com. non, George R. Smith. and tho luttor's
‘ ‘ " ' ”It! through Amsterdam todtlywns Wife to visit the parents of
llllllt'illlllt‘tl here, its“ the Germans Smith at. snow Hill. Md. It is. the first
have been lllh‘llllt‘. to present, it time in many years that he has tttltou
I'ort'e in tlnlt section of Russia so extended a vacation.
\Vlllt'll could stop those fierce fight-,been much benefited. During his; oh-
that I am mu ”mm and dam “0] on? oi the Stopped. _ isauce, Miss Susie Lttnzo and Mrs. Al—
half bad l‘hc (‘Ossztelts have i_ier.~~n<telttl,\'i bert Owen have been in ‘charge of the
‘ Iiam in a very good place at tho refused to rocognize lllt‘ Brest-15mm '
present-time. and will not. :1 vcrv Litovalt treaty, and have ltccn int-.
much needed T9“ at 193’“ It“ ll "“9“!“ plucnble ill‘tlleir hostility to illce‘
”‘33, km,“ wary.” mmw am“ Toutons and U30 l‘itl‘lflllt‘vli‘tl. lt’
that! have hem m n Yer). 5,03,“, m, was suggested by t)lll{'lills hero tlt..tt
a longtime nod 3.33m ham “(it-v tn‘rtw tile conduct. of the Cossacks is sit:-
‘-—-yes. anti rantstttl' any i blew bcnpnifiountt Of the support the small
“ nightixt‘l“..;1“‘1...h1:r..11: 3......met “WWW 02cm-
' tor vet-pm and attavsnrxmv no.) , blovulcs trill rocetvcwirom vumom
factions lll their cfiortn to did tlm
Russanh in the ‘t'e-estab’lslltnellt of
the eastern front:
LONDON:- Tlmrsdtty, Atlu‘. 15.":
Further slight enemy withdrawm
bill's. Edward E. Méad of. Edlie Avew.
.xlt'lti ls entertainluguher cousin, John
t
.....V-..“
I
, PRIVATE MOELLER
BADLY WOUNDED
(Continued from First Page.)
Bo has one brother, Henry Monitor.
"101“?!-
--.»./~._...—..
R. M. Smith, the. Main street uter-
Thursdttv. Mir 95. 1013.
' . France.
Dearthlotlter:
Joe?“ A few linec to let you know
Tax Collector Elbert C. Dates 3; :mx-
ions l‘znt his friends uhottld know {Nil
110 will be a candidate for re-nomlna ,
tion. no matter what reportn to the
contrary may be circulated. as boy
were it year ago. He has held this of-
fice. for many years, and for govern!
yearn hub been elected without. Oppo-
tdtion, as tho Democrats have endorsed
his nomination, previously model»;
the Republicans.
the town will continue to olcct Mr.
Bates to the office as long as “"llo tent
Elbert Bates" desires to hold it.
28 PRODUCTION
and get this hotel of Irn"ll‘:11"‘.lt «W1
.care' and fine ecte.
Now remember. mother tlcrtr. their:
gotaismall wound in tlm'lm “lid"“fll‘fifi
.j ——woll, the same as John Kvannz, get .
. me? from the Lys salient were all-
. 1'11” “Wyn“. mnmnr, we m'td'o palm trounced in Londonvtoduy. The one.
_rmttenrbunch of Hum or Bne‘tcsn‘d‘ald- my has cvucuutidd the village of
‘ ever you want to can them-rungan Viettx Ber uin no ; . .-
belleve me, they are silt running. 'md l‘l‘l‘l-‘v“l‘8%fl"€(l“’l 61:31, Of M?” 13’
HInwas heartbroken Sunday when -I ‘ ' ‘." ' "W “9 1.1mm {in
two nlllBS‘Oll‘a’vfI‘Dllt of nine miles.
. now some of my best pain no to the T , .. . ,
Great“ Bevond. .God blow them. Gee! ' LONDON; Aug. 16.’—,«South of top. Fl—IINGTON, Aug: 1,341.1“? Fuel
boys-”53nd weir“ mist: them. .
appoltttmentlffls production m. .
“V‘srayylxg‘u-o lovelyuCltrintmaS‘ me- I i ‘ m
ugerq. me for each of the coa‘ produc-
ing districts of the country.
Each manager-will have charge of
their line slightly in the «region
, sent rm“ m, American Red Cm” m northeast of .Morlancourt, says the
dawn, came from 1179011111! girl ”1 T’ll“ ‘Ofilclttl Slatell’lent'todtly fronl Field
~ mourn. N. Vi. through the Red Cross. Marshal l-Iaig».
It was a Red Cross‘hmnwith evet'y- -
thing in it. _ .
,- Well, I must come to »a :clBse now.
and “feel kind of tired, so I will say
goodbye and God‘ble‘ss you,:and 'ltope
.ydut are in therbe‘st of health and
(Inuit. worry about anything; With
low; .love and kisses, to you. and tell
all dheflolks that I‘sent my love to
thorn
1‘-
in his-district and to him the produc-
(it'll coltunitteeu ‘iii'tg turmoil at the.
BREVS
‘ Figures showing the contributiona‘
_imtlie various. centers of the state-
wbere money unconnected in a recent
titiltre for the Pei-tilting =War Fund by
. ihh Spantsnawtiijvét ‘jtofprovlda‘ grill
fori‘figlite "not edit .tiur.1n‘ Fraime,’
wore made intuit-lo ‘3 ‘yestérduy ' ‘by the
slate treasumr.“1 'EDlibitQtalunmount sun
m m t d .1 iicribed wns‘v$50;580.74;.nnd tho experts;
. ‘. W 29 0 my 60mm“? "11 ‘ chat the campaignyxare $5483.63.“ Nor-5
gvgfggt xiiiiltlie? back 1° 9119 "035-. wnlk made n‘ve‘ry‘flne nhovflngln tho:
Your loving son, ' ‘ campulgn‘and in ‘a list of tWenty cities
. ‘ 303' published, this 'dty stood fifth-with a wttbtiter in each particular case the
-~——7-—-—~—«_—~—-—~ - ’total 0f $1590.18 collécfed .“ New HEN blame tic-'3 with “the company or with
‘PARISH‘LUQ.16.~Tll€“t0tal'G01‘- ven headed the list with $17,000: 2 the workers,
man=‘].osscs from the beluttitlg‘of'Brldgeport ranked second, Hartford
and” to the end of '. nly; 1918.; third, Waterbury fourth..and..Norwall<
‘understood to b‘egsirmillion, tltth.“ ‘ ' r. ‘
.‘r‘ u t rtltcvmoming netvsmi‘ 1
report.
will consist of hix' members, three ‘rep-
resenting the mine management and
three representingr tho. workers.
in cures where "l mine is failing to
be up to thopriduotlon committee to
‘ ~ ,‘ ‘. I. . . l
y, mother. Willa-goon. for l \‘lel t ascertain the “ca‘loe‘and institute im-
:88 no mathfor a long time.3notv, an
‘nlliimyomatl that has been coming
men who have been ubdent; wn ) hove
ed less than a fair amount of coall and
I. -
...,wt. . My.“
1‘.
worked short hour. ni‘ wholnmve loan-l
Mrs. to
and no llIlS ‘
l
s
It is probable that .
MANAGERS NAMEDi -~3 -3
u .
Administrttlon announced totltly the ,
I
l
the Campaign for increased production '.
majority of the bituminous it tries will .
Each ‘.lt'odoc"io.'t (omtnltte‘e. ‘ ’3?
produce the maximum tonnage, it Willi}. ‘3
1‘
‘provemeni. Each weok‘thecommlttee él
will post a list of“lle‘nttnios ht tho 5‘
the reason will be set forth as to; Siorage‘fllfl‘s Illl'
‘ I
00 LATEwFQRu CLASSIFICATION
0? momma _
SEWER DRESSES
In Gingham Pcreaies, Fontards,i
Poplins, Schemes, Bath-ates and
Wash m‘ . .
E; K. BANKS
Memo Hotel Block.
South Hamlin.
martini; ronncnsr
Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
..J..__v
Saturday; light variable triads. becom-
ing south. Local showers have oc-
curred during the last
hours from Montana southoamu ard to'
t
Pleasant 'Wt‘hllli’ r ilt‘m‘ prevailed}
_ I
An area Of'lugh pressure
llod-
elnte temperatutrs continue in all the;
i
l
TODAY.
Tcmpcratnro: High, 87: low.
ill—llll nitut
“until-tn
At a special committee mom-Tn: coll.
ed at the food department's outta), in
Hartford, yesterday, Elijah Rogers,
t'al'm llelp‘ specialist tor the United
States Department of Agriutlture,.sutd
that in view of proposed changes in
the age limits for tho tlrztft, lul‘lll litllOl‘
could not be ('Xlltt’lt’tl to ho :lnv tome.
plentiful next )‘t‘lll‘ and tliat't'ertmne
climaxes of help might in fact be llhld-l
or to got. i
Senator Rogers rtddcd it was ninth;
lying to note that farmers in lnn‘iyi
rtt-vtions of the more haul ulromly oc-
commoduted themselvcs to the use o;’_
\ltlllltill labor; under the (lll‘It‘L‘vdl‘l of:
the Woman‘s Land Army, and '.1 boy;
lubor that hos been supplied lbw Huh.’
the United States Boys‘ Working Ref
serve. lie thought perhaps format-ii
would find it nocessnw to t-tnpliv;
more of this kind to help another}
year. ' ..=
Professor W.
l .
L. Slain. In rep \rf'n'11
for the Agricultural t‘gllege at Storrn. '
raid the college bud subsequently hir-
ed a number of the horn n’t‘llt. H»
Storm for tut-tn training and (Inn the
Institution was outircly natlnftnd u‘tll.
its bwgulm firiunty Agent lllliu lt-
ported that. n lilo: us be ltnow, every
one or than innit} boys placed in,»
Windham county had made good.
‘Allon ‘W. Manchester. county’ugcnt
for Lttclltleld. mode the significant
statement llllll by proper pltmmng.
aifnrmor could keep up production in
spite of any cxpecttd labor shortztgq.
Mr. Manchester then told about a
thchfield [armor who has usually
cropped titty ucrcn. Next year only
eight acres will be planted to bond
‘crops. the balance. being put in rye.
wheat and othor crops that require no
culttt'ution. Com land can ho sown,
'ryeato be plowed under next spring
if the supply of labor is sutllclcm; if
not .1110 rye will produce it CI‘O) that
needs no attention ,lllllili hot-v itiuc
time. The labor problmn con bold
least. partly nolvod b ylntt-llilrent lflflll'
ping and button methods of form nun
:tgement.
~,———-
DOWN WEIGHT
TO BRING
Ax ‘ .‘ ‘ ..., .«L.
“palm MEwFRKSH
m. fifties-m TEN .
IN'DRYIHG'WITHOUT LOSS
VALUE 0R MW THE PM I‘
‘ ' f“"°"“"£‘:.u?:l$€:u ' 1
Thin: one of the advantagearot
Homa~‘Dryutg. Write for tits “free
black on canning and drying issued '
by the National War Garden“ Com-
mission; Washingtom D. ., enclor
his two centa'tor postage." -
‘ ' WM_.~__,~-_;__‘
FOSS! GHOGOLATES 3
3Bii'to ‘50}: half lbs.
00a to $1.25 one lbs. .‘
120 and 15c~aample sizes
STILISON-POWELL 3
CORP.
r
l .
are again?" lire
duh
Cites
twenty-ft ur. '
pone 0t thevmldn is to hinder com-
merce as much as pooslblo and luclv
mount much larger nuns than the or
nary Ubant,
of the armvd ntorcnlotmtn olttn may
dared toottttutt.
merged.
”Sf-life*Deiposl‘t‘ti‘llozfcess.‘ $493515?“ 1
Facilities; 3
3. ‘ tilt
I,“ I“ “0", )9
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43‘3““:-
. 2 . . _,.
. 3-.
\
This Sale“ Has .Thfee Reasons
lst—NOT T0 DISAPPOINT OUR OLD CUSTOMERS WHO ALWAYS LOOK
FURWARD TO OUR MID-SUMMER 3an TO BUY soul: EXTRA
CLOTHING. - ‘ 3::
2nd—TO BRING IN NEW CUSTOMERS. ‘ 7 33m
3rd—TO REDUCE OUR STOCK IN CERTAIN LINES WHERE on HAVE
TOO MUCH MERCHANDISE. - ~
in.
$12.50PinchBacaniisnow $885
$15.00 Pinch Back Suitsnow . $9333
$20.00Pinchnacksuits.................. ... $1335
$2000BeltcdSu1ts $13335
$30.003enedsmts................... .'. ‘.'.' $22335
$10.0IlSportCoats................................. . $685
25cWast0ur-in-HandTies.........°................ .'.'.'."""5"fbi$t'oo
50cSilkFour-in-Hand Ties ' .. .....Zi3for5100
,$1.00Khakiwtirksnrts 7'5c
$1.00FancyColorWorkShirts 75c
$1.00NainsookUnionSuits 75c
$1.50Men’sUnionSuits $1.15
$1.50 Men’s WhiteLisleSltirtsandDrawers $1.15
$1.5OCooper’sllerbyBibbed Shirts and Drawers $1.15-
50cFancyHosiery..........._..................................3fOrSl.00
$8.50 Ladies’Bathinleuits $6.45
$10.00Ladies’BathingShits ' $7.45
$10.00Ladies’SleevclessSweaters $7.95
$6.00Ladies’SleevelessSweaters $445
$5.00Ladies’Sleeveless Sweater-st....-...-.......-:.-----.-n--- $3.45
$18.00 Ladics’-SilkSweaters $13.85
$7.50 Ladies’ Wool Sweaters. AngoraCoIlar......;................... $5.85
DON’T WAIT—FOR THERE IS ON LY A LIMITEDA IOUNT 0F MER-
.
CHANDISE IN THIS SALE.
r"
ROGERS & STEVENS
NORW 1:1:K SO. NGRWELK _
writers the raiders have been sighted PRAls’E FOR SALVATION ARMY.
-.W— by para. patrols at various times, illi'l
OF CRUISE \ I “‘11 some, low attacks by senplanes, wed
itroyern and submarine. chaser-S. int-3
. {Continued mun First Page) 3 been made. but so for us has been or 7*
~ ttublished none of the craft has ba-zni
dust: I“ “3 ed. )
Thar tire wry wary of warships,
tlm quickness with which they SllTlv
morn. even at ‘lw approach of the
w _
U-‘BOA'l‘gllERE ARE
Err-President. ROOSB‘.‘ClL.lIJr§ issuvd
Le following :at tlcitiort:
"Both my sons-hove 'u'ritr-m 3'0 of
and the admirable “mkr the -‘3\ll\".lIillll.
Army has done. I lutendit Sllltll haw.
' sortie Of the n’obol prize money as soon
smaller submarine charters, tends to as I get it, togethcr with the Red
support um gcnorally “(599mm vtetv. ross, Y. Ill. C. A.. Knights of Colour
that their commander-c have lltl"l 111.,‘busand-Jewish Welfare Association."
situated 3.01 to (”Ix-“C 11mm (0 ”do.“ The New York Evening ’l‘clenuun,
attack. in a recent issue. in summing upon
‘arti'cle praising Salvation Army work,
REGENT THEATRE, SATURDAY 15““
300‘ feet longiaud omcers are satisfied
they am not the super submarine»;
which frequent reports. of hue have
said Germany was building.
it may now be .stutod that the raid
eta; have made no etTort to attack
troop ships leaving for Europe and
that none of them over has been olnh‘r
ed by outbound transports or convoy
ing warships. This fact, together with
the general character of the operations.»
of the Silhlllfll‘lllbll’fl, to accepted hrra
generally its-proofxlbat the win pur-
~
‘ “If you still entertain some disap-
proving tbougltts concerning them-am
ivation Army, just voice tllem»I0 some .
tsoldier who has returned from tho
. , . .. v . 1 _, iEurotcan fighting zone.“ Then when _
(iiimmr’131133313533"(igliiit‘iI-‘uzfiigii' Watching June Caprice kiss should you irct out of the hospital rend thin”
gum“ 5‘ “ '. ' be very entertaining. The smilingfeSt of this story." ‘
‘ _ .dnlntv William Fox Stai- has a Stot'V . _
The Germans are believed to have . . . . . . ‘
turni‘d out six morchanli hilhmnt‘im‘u-lhal hinges. or should we say, clings.lTODAY‘ IN WALL STREET‘
rm! :1th of thorn.- the Doutschland and around a kiss. 11 is called "The Cam-g ““th STREET 1:30 p.‘,ll‘..—-Tr?tl.‘m{
irras at lowest ebb in the afternoon,
Jung Capt-fee In “Avenmouflaggd Kiss"
and the Serial “The=Eagle's Eye.
359111190; firm} “3:: 22:11:22? ”‘3“;122’; outlaged Kiss," and will be shown at
p e e e are .
\var. At least one. and possibly two of the Regent ’Il‘lteatre Saturday. .but mils gradually hardened. ‘Dcllls
To help his love affair with Martha “am Lackawanna mid Western. nd‘
these vessels are bélleved‘ to have .
been tieSlroyed, but the atoms unquou» Thorne (June CaprICel, Rudolph Kim: ““de 10 points on on 9 sale and Sooth- .3
a l l) -n con cried» into - . ._ _ . _ .
solidity all“? co m (Bernard Thornton), bean innnufactul 'ern Pacific and Canadian Pacrflc mutt
{int in! Int bl ' nabl thcm l1 GT' “”98“" em” the meme“ “M ed 1 to lug-point: reapecovetv cus-
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Marthh‘s brotttonhilaw, John Chand also improved. but the stand-a“. m.
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”with” accounts I'Gl""1llt”. 1” (George Bunny. Chandler being in dustrialn showed no material culture.
traged'nearlyull t'ho“‘pork business, ‘wblcb because of; ’
'.lloOVct~‘s'°'edlot “oat lc‘és meat," is in at
bad way. ’Ru‘dolph is qulté shy. i
Speed bar. beenwsnoriflcctl to cruising. . HoWever he becomes engaged m Mari
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tlwnxtvlelvn knots. while they prolr .. ....
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been employed largely in sporadic ratd- ‘50 “input; ‘day Pelt kisses hcr ln’tha l' .
log expeditions. " ‘ ‘day light. ' Thenshe known it was Fell,
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m‘tt‘de their firsnt1 appearance? lnrtthe“ . r g 3f :11 ,3, it under the clrdum»
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