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Today
Jane and Katherine Lee
in the Minoan. Photonlsy.
“Delay their Bit”
. And 13th Episode of
“The Eagle’s
Eye".
and
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Monday and Tuesday
Norma Tahuatlite
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Her latest Success,
“The Safety Curtain"
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Katinee 2:15. Evening 7 and 9.
‘ . Today
Mnra‘uerite Clark
a» in Paramount Production.
“Uncle Tom’s Cabin”
And Tenth Episode of
f‘The Eagle’s Eye"
Monday and Tuesday
‘ Dorothy Dalton
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“The Kaiser’s Shadow"
traits are submerged in the process at
social climbina. Spies inveigle them- Rev. J. Hm Thompson. of thei‘he army atd’nrls island, 8. C.
3““ ”m“ 3‘9““ “ml --"’"§ the Springtiale section of Dorian is a
talk 0“ Friday eveniag. 71" “Wm recent addition to this town's role oi
selves into the confidence' of the man.
ulacturer’s son and seek to destroy
the plant. but here enter our paired
Epocket edition of patriots. who bring
-their evil plot to naught.
Not alone does war and its machi-
‘nntions interest these youngsters, btti
"outfit!
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The Epwocih League of the East '
Avenue N. E, Church will oblol‘Vl“
Win My t‘hunt Work, November not.1
Moetipgs will be held Monday. rues-f
day and Friday evenings. Each even-i
ing the meeting will be opened with
a song service, conducted by BeV. H-I
E. Wilson, using songs from North-
field Hymnal. Following the sons
revive informal talks will be. given
on subjects specially interesting to
every league'member. Rev. 8‘. P.
Fairbanks will address the young peo-'
ple on Iondav evening Rev. George,
Teeple of the Advent Church will;
have charge on Tuesday evening. and
topicayof each address, will be an-
nounced later. Everyone is cordially angelic Jackson. and has recently
invited to attend.
A
Epworth Loaguers of the East Ave
{port “Anetta" has returned. to his Because 0; an alarming increase in
Wrath basemfter a to hour tunough the numb... e, m, Mun“ w“ n
i“ “5 home in 1'3““ Nmm‘ has been decided to hold no services
‘ rat the Rowayton Baptist Church to
marrow. The situation in this com-
‘munity has become alrming and an
‘uusuaily large number of new ca yes
were reported this morning and it was
deemed safest to close the church.
DEATHS AND MINERALS
Funeral of hire. Doaleaa.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary
‘ .- l‘ liouleun was very largely attended
[from Magner‘s undertaking rooms at
Lieui. Gardner mebridxe was re-l 3:15;": Tom SI itseph’s church at?
.- - to have n ass! it .~ 0““ l ‘8 mo “8.
till: {mfirmtoroeofit non‘yer-S‘ .t. lht‘ church Her-rather Lynch
1104‘“, Ictficinted. and Miss Alice Splat: sang
Mrs. Harold Hutchina. ,and her “Some SW81 Day," and as ”It nrocrs
young son of New Haven have been also was leaving the church.‘ the
visiting ufl‘ Hutchins' ”Rats. Rey. choir rendered. “Lead. Kindly Light.
and Mrs. 'i‘. L Price at the Methodist! The pallbearers were her [out ;
parsonage. this Week. brothers, Edward and John Casey oiI
(“3.900 cords block wood for aale. this city. Eugene of New Haven, and;
James of Bridgeport. The profusion
Bayuiond. Street . Son. Phone 52-12. ‘ oi “ll' tememhruuces gay-c mute leerl
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas L Price .have timony to the high 53139111 in which
been entertaining, for ‘ '9' days fur- Mrs. Doulena was held by her host of
longh, the latter‘s nephew, lAeuf.‘ friends.
John J. Bogardus. whose home is ia'
California. but who is now serving ini
'0‘! FALL. FROM CM
Raver Benjamin. of Lincoln avenue”
reported to the police yesterday after-
Lieut. Commander Burt Jackson of
I
. honor. He is the son of Ilr. and Mrs.
you: boys had hopped on the run-j
.n at home. convaleacing from a
ping board for tired ride. He had not I
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let- live, active, roaring’ boys.
elfihu that are made to meet ‘5
the conditions.
Haitians. ' M and overcotil.
suits and sweaters of re
liable quality, the only true
economy. ,
To buy cheap clothing now
is plain extravagance.
Suits for boys from 4 years
up. '
Suits $0.50 to $15.00.
Overcoats $6150 to $16.50.
Sweaters $1.50 to $6.50.
’ Rogers 8: Stevens
Nemalk " sooth Norwall
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[Elly News
Ophlr Chapter ladies will meet
noon ‘5“ “m“ h' V“ driving M“ Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at the Man Hart Turner, while walking .
w tumult 19'! "en". a ”“6 °’ [sonic Hall to plan Red Cross work. We“ avenue. last evénlns. fond .
Every member'is urged to be present.
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serious illness.
Herbert Knobel of this ton was
'-recently promoted to the rank of
the hampered 10" I'M" 0’ m“ ““3““ one Church attention! ‘ in the Bundav‘ Chief 3;ch “a firm from .
.tPl' 0‘ “1311' “mm“! foster mother evening meeting this week we resumm trdiniug camp in Alabama to Camp
and the humble factory band is aided the (“mum 0‘ topics as announced. Mills on Long Island, to enlist in the
JV ""111. “WC" ‘0 h" “‘SRPW‘W‘M“ on the topic card. in case you havei “
fend that. of the scion of the society mislnld your card. the topic in “Tito
,leader. "“0 “‘3“? “0"?“ some 0' the l‘rgenry of a Great ~Errand." leader.
’ manufacturer’s millions.
AT THE RECENT THEATRE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
ansportation of troops.
tannual rummage sale at the pariah
.hcuse today front 8 to ‘5 p. m. This
Mrs. Thomas Baxter. This service is: sale or discarded but by no means
a preparation for the special service
of the week. Be sure to come.'for each
the other to help,
‘make our league just the kind of nit-lturch. which was postponed a few
one of as needs
,' worthless or invoices articles is a bone-
iilt to many people each year._aad
[helps to swell the society‘s treasury.
The annual fair of the Methodist
Norma Talmadgo in Her Latest Photo league u should M Remember. my weeks ago. when the iniluenu epi-
play, “The Safety Curtain"
“The Safety Curtain." which will
supported by Eugene O'Brien, in 1, be shown a, we Regent Theatre on
{Monday nd Tuesday with the brilliant
,Sclect star. Norma Tantadge. in
‘favoritc emotional role. tells the storv
of Puck, Norton Talmadge. n'dnhccr in
Ea‘cheap London muslohnli. who is
isuddettly transplanted into army lite
gal a Post in India, '
i Puck is caught between the safotv
'cur‘tniu which drops behind her, and
an explosion in the audience. when
.(‘an Met-cyan. from his box. sees her
plight. He leaps on io‘ths stage and
Puck remembering a secret passage
wav [com the theatre to an unused ul-
ley, is saved just belore the walls of
the stare cove in.
Merrvou takes her to his rooms
in titeoenrly papers they read of the
disusier and Puck sees that her Tit'lt-
isl husband, Vulcan, who has often
bn'en her for fan'cied attentions to
another man. is reported dead. Latcr
in the'list. however. she sees her own
name and realizes that his name. _lon.
may lthe boon a mistake. and that site
where he cares for her until mornings,
meeting opens with a soul: service
commencing at six-thirty!
Frederick bwnnson. oi' Meridcn. has
returnet’to his home in‘thnt city. at-
ter a few days' visit with relatives on
Charles street.
Phillip Brundage. formerly n mem-
ber of the telephone gang of the New
Haven railroad. is now employed by
(loidetein Brothers. furriera and dyers.
' Levi l’olelt-fsltv and William Pod-
‘mort- nt'c having new sidewalks laid
in front of their property on East
Washimttou street. thus making the
locutTon much more attrat-tlvc.
The friends of Wiliittm Kitnmiclt,
the popular employe of the telephoto»
company. will be clad to hour he is
recovering from an attack of Spunlah
influenza at his home on (‘ottuac
street:
The East Norwalk Tobacco Flil‘i
was scheduled to meet last evening
to arrange for the holding of another
tdcmic was at its height. in to be
iheld Thursday and Friday of next
week. in addition to the booths.
laden with articles of various sorts
l
St. Luke's women will.bold their
objected and allowed the no” their. Harry E. McKenzie. political agent
fun. but “‘9 of them. ‘ "“3"” by: fol-.8tihlyler Merritt, Republic‘i can-
the name of. Klan. fell from the ma', didate for mpresontative in Congress
shine and was quite badly shaken up :fmm the Fourth Congressional die
in. Beniamin stated that he had "i“. '99"!- "5°-
takea the lad to the home of Dr. F. l.
Buruoll. who treated the lad's inJur
tea. which were found to be of a turn
or character and later removed him
to the home of his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Louis Kislt. of m Ely avenue. held at the State 8M Casino.
Lingetts drug store today are giving l '
twenty-five per cent. of the proceeds' A resident of Taylor avenue cum-
from‘ the sales of their hospital sup “"3“! ‘0 “W 1’0““ “I“ I boy “V138
plies to the United War Work t‘nm- .03 Ferris "9W6 h“! "0““ 3 "‘3‘
pain. .dow in one of the residences by throw-
}ing a stone through it. Chief Pen-
i . A number of Norwalk nobles will
go to Bridgeport this evening to at-
tend the ceremonial session of Pyra-
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mid Temple. A. A. O. N. M. 8.. to be
-MM
lior stile, such as are usually offered}
thy llu- i'iles cf the Aid Society, thef
lllllt'r will serve a supper for a small‘
[sum on Thursday evening. and on F‘ri-' in the early part of Prdf. Gibson's
.dny a great attraction will be a If” illness. he made a setting for "HQ?
“fifmflm‘m ln'thc Home 9"“, and voices of the following words of
Psalm CXXll (122): l. 2. 6. 7.
«Trust Company have new exceeded
the 8700.000 mark. the exact emouni i. "I was glad when they said on.
Minx "23,461.36. With a capital to u 1 >1 us 0 into the house of the
stock of 375,000, a surpltls of $35,000, hour: ‘ K
undivided profits of $16,612.93. and an ‘ . _
imp”... roger“; 0162.731“. u". bank 2. Our feet shall stand wtfhin thy
after seven years of growth, is one or enter, 0 Jerusalem. =
tln- most substantial of any in town-tl 6. prev for tho‘penro of Jerusalem: ,
of‘tlrftt size in the state. its new, .. ' . ». vc ill“ I
banking house will soon be finished “T “Em" "WW mm ‘0. . "H‘
and thou Darien will have more reaw " ”7",“ be nithin iin “n, s'
:‘utt mun ever in be proud of its own' pro-«mitt within my palace!“
financial institution 1 Hoping to recover and to use it on
-. his rt'cot‘cl'y. As divine Drovitit‘ncc
M ltna doloyctl his doing so. this trio has
been selected by Dr, iicGt‘cgov as mu-
sic i‘m- the ceichration of “Peace
,Sllmlm‘" on account of the fitncss ot'
’WILL I! 'BUNO TOMORROW
and
awn-
0WAYTON
”mm-mg: .W!" DP sung RIP-Xi Sunday morning.
November l't‘th. at tho. First (‘rv' cga-i
tlom-l Church, Norwalk. v i.
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MM‘M eat \: .A. .. - An .
.lltc uordn. and if nothing prevents. it,
is not yet surely free from him. ”my-
evcr. without telling Electron of hot
past'. she consents to in marriage With
of their popular card parties, and
(hint-e at the Community Hall. but due
to the fact that none of the membcrx
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“THE MAN WHO CAME BACK"
At the Regent Theatre Next Thursdav
«Evening, Nov. 21
”The Man -Who 0:.me Back." thrill-
‘iug in dramatic inc? ‘ at and appealing
in seniifintal inicrt ‘, comes to the
legent Then‘v.‘ Lr one night only.
Thursday. Nov. 2].
~ out urnrri
Merryon and flees to lndin,
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AT PALACE THEATRE 'TODAV.
' Magi???” gar'Tenit‘h 232:; I'oma Many East Noi'walk people mm the
“The Eagle's Eye." Die-“fillrlible opportunity of renewing
in her new starring vehicle "Uncle their acquaintance with Corporal Le-
Tonrs Cabin." which Valli [)2122(‘:;::-1‘:; roy Downs, an East NorWalk boy, who
iilgt'lsulfglihghigd‘e at: :1?» ‘ "dipoles! an" being severely gassed -at tile
hill in mo ion pictures] portrays the battle of Chatteuu-i‘hierry and treat-
roles of Eva- and Topsy. tWo widely ed at. four different hospitals in France
diesimilar characterizations. but was hammock to this country to re
vvltlch she handles with tho skilloi‘ cover from the gas. which has afloat,-
put in their appearance tile meeting
was postponed until this evening.
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the true, artist.
Sunday Helvlce“ at the Methodist
Episcopal Clttlrch at l0:30 and 7:80.
The pastorL Rev. H. F. 'Kustenfi'tflt.
will preach. "c special prayer for
tltose who are in our country's service
will be'offered by Captain C. W..Bell.
Sunday school with adult Bible Stud!
Classes, at “:50. Epworth [butts
devotional meeting at 0:45., Church
prayer meeting on Thursday evening
at 7:30. Last Sunday evening Mrs.
Raynor Werme was heard iii a great-
ly enjoyed hymn-solo.
Miss- Lena Oakes. the popular as-
sistant in the Rowayton postoflice. has
Prof. Gibson has'dcd‘ 0d this trio:
to Mr. Wm. H. Smith, .lt'.. who was.
‘flfi‘lfli‘l‘iy chairman of ihe Music. (‘6m- Walk nntl Attorney Wilbur Wright of.
mince. ,
ACTION nonms'r GERMAN oven,
cans.
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PARIS. Nov. 15.~-Edouartl lgttacc.
Under Secretary of State for Military
Justice. has ordered a Judicial inquiry
at Lille against German Officers ac-
cused of crime.u during enemy occupa-
tion of that city. This action con-
,iorme to the decision recently tun-lo
by the French Cabinet.
“These oillccrs will be judged by u
cout‘bnmrtinl in their absence," says,
This issa splendid picturization of
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowo’s famous
The play is by Jules Eckert‘Good~
man. founded on a short story by John
l-leming Wilson, and gives in vivid tie. games in this country. The novel was
tail an account of the journey of a translated in many languages and in-
, young man who sank from the [on a, point of numbers the sales of the hooky
the depths. and there. in an opium den ”came" that 0‘ any “my ever Wb‘i
in Shanghai. found the girl who‘wns to ushed. The principal-incidents oi the,
_ story are embraced in the photopluy
““1 him “‘9 longway back- again. and collectively they form out; of the,
Mr. Frank Morgan gives a very ef- finest picture productions over. much“
_ . active performance of the title mks. byuanylr ll'i‘oilui: pictéttgtcorpor'latiou.l i
- . .nce om an e ucrysavewro
” ,d be i? 3““ element ““9”“ ”y “is sold and sent to the South. When!
. thel‘s of the great cost. I on n steamboat on the Mississippi riv-i
much~to bring on the Civil War and
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REGENT THEATRE TODAV Ewhose father purchases him as n "‘“i
. Jane ‘wnrd for his braver '. ' '
and. Katherine Lee in “Doing a ’_
Their Bill" Aiao 12“! Episode
,of “The Eagle‘s Eye” ,
Pulses heat more aturdiiy and‘smiles.
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iAT THE PALACE THEATRE
' MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Shadow."
Suppose yahwere
friendawlthyulir brill. inaclosed
carriage and suddenly found a revol-
. riayoerfaoaeoddiseoveredthat‘
ewmnMddOanotih
WMFWI'VOIHJO.
Theatre. when little Jane and Kath.
urine lice. the talented tandem lots of
plantain“. return to us in "Doing
malt.” n play based on a patriotic
wThane. hit praiseworthllv free from
them and turmoil of war. with M.
as ”m“ :3 serum. ... - - .. ..........
~ ' h ‘Th .
m t... daasaa can» the rut-- at, We.“
no Ital-Manatee was. an.“ tare. will:
resulted in the emancipation of tlie -»
lor lie saves the life of Eva St. Clair.l
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erase lines of care ‘at the Remt’bei'ethy batten in “The Kaiser's}
in your.-
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ed his eyes. He arrived at his home.
4 Winfield street. last Sunuav and on
novel. the publication of wh ch did Wednesday morning left. to report
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bfe“ iii this week at h" home in the Temps, “if the Allies are not able
(‘taw avenue. ' ito secure custody or the accuaéd."
Postmaster Harvey 8. when ad-
viser patrons of the poetot‘lice who in- '
_‘,tint'te until November 24.
This is the first stop in suchprose
[cutious M. lgnace anticipated ihe
mood for such action and, in 1918, pro.
posed the organization of a high inter-
Allied court to try Germans who com-
mitted crimes in invaded territories.
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ALLIED W‘AR EXPOSITION.
CLEVELAND. 0.. Nov. 16.~’i‘he
United States and AiliZed Govet'rtments' _
War Exposition. comprising forty-
seven carioads-‘di relics and equip-
ment. opened. here today and will con-
James E.
I Pershing. of Chicago. brother of'Gen-
oral John J. Pershing. will formally
open the exposition tonight. .
, More than ten thousand articles
the shdfivn. ‘ .
Msny'spcakers of antlonrtl and in.
ternatlonal prominence, among‘thont
Secretary of War Baker and other
Cabinet mcmbers,’ure scheduled to tie?
liver addresses. ‘ ' ' '
Mn! Paul’s Parish. Rev. Innis B.
newgll. rector.~Tweaty-|fth Sunday
alter Trinity. 7:30 a. at. Holy Clim-
i
will
school. idzila-ailelyce-maaiea
aadaermea. SamItAadm'am
a
mm 0.15 a. m. at. Plnl’s My .
ningion is ianIsllgating the matter.
The Red Cross Auilinry of Trinity
Churclt will hold a special business
meeting on Monday evening‘at eight
o‘clock at which time n representa-
tive from the chapter wiiLbe present
to explain the new work to be under-
taken. Everv member of the auxiliary
is urgcd to be prcseni.
A hpeciai service of Thanksgning
‘ will ho hold in Trinity Church tumor-
row with sp-w‘iul sineing by an nug-
tm-nted choir. The organizations or
the Parish will meet in thc l'ai‘ll-‘il
llull anti miit‘i'll into the church in a
body. follow let: the choir. led by fin:
bearer and corneiisi. The public is
invited.
At the mot-ting of tho Fair-field
County Bar Association. yesterday
Attorney John C. Durey of Stamford
was appointed u member of the com-
mittee to examine the qualifications of
those seeking ndmission to the bar.
Judge Joseph R. Tayioi of South Norr
Greenwich were appointed on the
commiltccon the admission of law
yers from other states.
The Lady McLschnn Lodge, No. 82.
Daughters of Bottle. will hold their
first social went on Wednesday ever.
intz. the 21st, in Red Men’s Hall, Nor-
pailtm'itis will take the form of a
card party. .lefre’4hm9nts will
served during the evening and there
will he a dance program. Half of the
proceeds 'will he donated to the Unit-
t-d War Work campaign. - Committee
members are requested to meet at 16
Melbourne street. Monday'evening. at
9 o'clock. :.
‘
Stillson’s Remedy for
., Mnlarin' Chills and . Fever
. ice 5
Satisfaction Guaranteed qr Mons
- ‘ Refunded
stormy“ its 3’
n- owe or ..
. South'Norwnlk ”
I Deposit Boxes.
Bulky packages, and'trnasa
vault. .
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’11"! shave-harm“.
no Ifltwflhsflfl no
b0.
masculine,
oumtorumraaan
ruanmrrla
a concurs ransom. '
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n K. BANKS
Forecast for Norwaik and Vim»
(‘iopdy tonight: Sunday unsettled, p0!
liably rain. For Connecticut: CW
tonight and Sunday; probably m.
Sunday in west portion, not!”
shifting winds becoming south. W“
er conditions: The western dis”
ance hastaeveloped into a well'daflq.‘
storm area and is new central 0"
Nebraska. It is causing matu‘
'rniny weather in the western “
:t-entral districts and cloudy we“
as far east as the Atlantic com. me '
‘rain area this morning extends as H
east as Ohio. The temperature is Ihi ,
4...”... .— ing in the central and eastern .‘w
trials. is
wanna a an ' see-d
i TODAY. ‘
Temperature:
.88. Fair.
police badge of the Bridgeport in:
, numbered 23. and turned it our to M
' local police. when: it is now uni”.
a claimant. ' .
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‘F‘l‘nk Gilbert of the
at noon today for a short furlough 1”
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward ‘5 ,
Filbert of 17 Fair street.
w~—_
Patrolman l‘lynn notified the oflc‘hhv
of the Trinity Men's Club last «chm?
'ihnt a complaint" had been M»
'aauinet them that they keep the rdr
dents of part of Washington am
awake nights. because of the nob .
made in the club rooms. .
in this morning's cfiualty list ap-
pears the name of Edward Bennett. 1"“
East Nomadic: who is ”shed as kilns
in action. A subsequent investigl’li-t‘
by a Sentinel reporter showed
such a person was uhknown in
Third District, and nothing could
h»
learned of his identity. w -
a.
The members of Buckingham Post.
No. 12. G. A. 1%., are requested to M '
at their Post room Sunday mom
promptly at 2 o‘clock, where auto”;
hues will ho in waiting to take in. ‘
to Westpori where the member! d‘
"to Post will conduct the services "'
their order, at the grove of their
comradein arms. John J. Perry.
, .- -———
William 0. tit-Lean has resigned“
position with tho gov'ernmcpt tit Walk"
ington. ll. (3.. and has reiumed to It
home in this city. Mr. Kcloean'a ib-
ture plans are unknown but it in Ire-
dorstood he will remain in this city.
5
Ofllcer John Reynolds was sent Int?
evening to lth-stlgate a complail»
that a man was acting suspicion! fl ‘ .
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Olenn street. The officer went?" I» ”
'wntching It certain place where a
'quantity of goods bad‘ been stolp ’
earlier in the week.
According to the accords on 119»de
the Town Clerk. Herbert R. Smith! '
cities in connection with the retnrflé
made by borh successful and W
ceasi’ul candidates for represen'tativfl
the following reports werd'fom
'Judge Nehemiah Cnndee, :65: Samuel
Watkins. 850;
$45, and James '1 Hubbell, $65. _ All
other candidates what“ file their ur-
U. 8. m '
arrived home from Comp Um Ia Sp
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that place and round a man who “1 '
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Irving D. Roberts“: ,3
a
's
., ‘_ j liren a Great lire ~.
‘ could notional: your valuablesdiyihey stein one of our safe
penne statements with the secretary o! #13
state. ' .
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spams: MAX ARRIVES AT ungra- “
V BADEN . "
.BASEL. Nov, 16,—Prlnce MM
Elan of linden. former German Chm
‘lor, has arrived‘ai Baden-Baden. m
his family."lt is added that he“ ‘13.
make a long 'rlay there.
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myha'plaead firm was!
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