for Norwalk and vicinity:
. cloudy tonight and Friday,
ohm in temperature; gentle
. northwest winds, Areas
”are are central thiu morn-
tho New England coast and
the lower Mississippi Valley.
11. causing considerably cloudy
“Mottled weather east of the
"it river. A ridge of high
between the Rocky Moon»
. ‘ fill the Mississippi river is pro»
‘ hideout weather with temper:
below the normal in the west
trlctst
A with
TODAY.
’5" attll‘c: High. :32: in“.
W diff.
AGO
ify News
. members of Trinity Men’s: (iluh
hold a smoker for the members
’ invited streets on Tuesday evening
' 3rd.
fit of Columbia Circle, (‘ttnipnultms
g”. Fore", of South Nurualk. will
its euchro and dance this evening.
Men's Hall. Washington Ftreet.
Wghnm Post No. 12. o. A. -ll..
lwt three of its former members
death during the past week. .iutl-
Cable. Captain John Perry of
Uipod'l and John S Lockwood.
Muck Plumb. a pupil at the Cut.
?Qchool. had his bicycle 'ntolen
' he. was at his fllutllrs yesterday.
in it! hopes that it Willi u btlyl‘ih
.Ihd that his property will soon
'riaturned. '
_...——. _..—-
inn Ruth M. lilll. of ti 1»: Sit-rem
ills rel-tinned her l-nitiou its
that in the office of tho Fuh-
Oottnty Faun burotm. lit i‘iht‘ a
position with the Von Gui Hat
- .-—Danbury New».
~.M B. Enetmun, of the Mann
., public service commission
V muted yesterday bv Postmaster
w a member of tlu- commitm-
1thn Itlfldfll‘dltlllltlfl o!’ telegraph
. JRESH FISH ‘
I Fish bout. 8. E, Johnson that
it!!! last winter lit unlit ut the
. Cont Co. dock with a load of
flat: which re selling very fast.
’ipworth [league of the First
church made it return visit to
-«. M. E. church in Bridgeport.
y evening. The trip was made
mmobiles. Nearly forty young
‘ made up the party and all had
time. ‘
ton Commnndery, No. 3. Kuightn
V r. will hold a special conclave
‘ _ . evening. at which time Emi-
‘i' ', Thomas w.‘ vomit. omit
‘, will make his ofllclal visit.
i
.4.
.7.
of the Bed Cross, scheduled
Vii
"town monthly hall.
on. ’s Remedy for
grills and Fever
‘ math... or
_ r
a normal meeting of the Norwalk
-mning. was adjourned until
evening at eight o’clock.
mm
m; (mum; tum-m
Uncle Sam won‘t kick on your
“31"! I little juice for tho
Thanklgmng trip.
And war there ever an occu-
rton for us, you and I. and
the whole world to be more
thankful? lever!
Anything you men or boys
needtowearforthedoyil
here and everything for every
other day.
Rogers & Stevens
Norwaik South Norwallt
NOR WALK , ii
, .
SOCIETY l i
and Personal l
NEWS
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to
Francis E. Smileltl. son o: it: a‘..l‘.
Mrs George M. Scofleld of 16 llatnil
ion uvenue. observed the eighteenth
anniversary of his birthday last even-
ing. About thirty of his friends were
entertained. There were vocal and
instrumenl'ul numbers . dancing and.
games. All had a fine time, and great-
ly enjoyed the elaborate supper which
was served late in the evening.
lilr. and Mrs. William George. Miss
UPUI‘QH‘ of Brooklyn: Mr and Mrs. i“
A. Willie of Went Rut-it avenue. were
the guests over Sunday of Mrs. P.
l't-lilli and William lluilev of lianhnry.
“a..-
burns AND rtlununs
Mr. Theron Koomocki.
at her home on Van Zuni street,
Besides a large host of fi‘lt'ntlh‘ who
mourn her 'she leaves nix . children,
Mrs. Fred Cunninghnm. Mrs. Ernest
Schulz Mrs. Herman Krii ke. Victoria.
Louiw and Ernest Kosineckl.
The funeral services will
from her lute home on Sunday utter
noon at 2:30 o'clock by Rev. Bteup.
interment will follow in Riverside
cemetery.
Blanche Root.
lllunt-he. the five-yeurold (laughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Roost. died
last night at her' home. 30 Seen
street. East Norwalk. Boulder-i her
parents. she is survived by {our broth-
~l-‘rederick. Jr.. Joseph. Ralph.
and Hurolti and three sisters. Harriet.
Theresa and Lillian. The funeral will
be held from her late home. Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The -Rev. than
old E. Wilson will utilclnte and inter-
ment will be in Riverside cemetery.
t‘l‘h‘.
Mrs. Theron Andoroon.
Mrs. Thorium Anderson. wife of Fruit];
Anderson of Wolf Pit Hill mud died
ill the Norwulk hottpilnl yoslel‘day.
The funeral will be held from the
undertaking rooms of David W, Rny-
muutl. Saturday afternoon ut 2:110.
Funeral of Dr. Tito.
The funcrztl' of Dr. Vincent it. Thu
we): hold this morning from his late
‘hotm- on Monroe sirriet at 8:30. and
from St. Joseph‘s tthl'rcli at 9 o'clock.
lit-v. .i. hi. Lynch nilhliltud.
During the more lilies Alli-e Splnn
ll‘nlll‘l‘l‘d “Pure in Face." and its the
body was being: borne from thv church
the choir sum: “Mad. Kindly Limit."
The poll heart-rs wcm Joseph Discsn.
John J. Cuneo. John Palcbtui. J.
Mttirano and l'. Mnliuutl. interment
wok made in St. Mnrv‘s cemetery.
Funeral of Mr. iaklyan.
The tune l of Paul M. luklynn. who
died Rhonda-I“. wot-t held Tuesday of-
tcrnoon from his into home. 15 West
avenue. and wue largely attended by.
There were runny
beautiful floral tributes allowing the
high «steam in which. the deceased
The Rev. A. E. Beebe. pas-
‘ tor of the .'orwalk M. E. church, oili-
his many friends.
was held.
elated. The null bearers were mum
.l'amily plot} in Riverside cemetery.
Funeral of Mr. Murphy.
Morin cemetery. .
», ‘,.. 3.,
a!
bet-t: of Cocktnoe Tribe. No. 3’2, 1. 0t
0. it, who attended in a body and
.3130 rendered impressive Bel-vices at
’the grave. The interment fine in the
The amoral of the late Edward J.
, ”.31“;th will trike place tomorrow}
-. “Ml" 3"“ 9 ””1““ from 3“ with thousands ‘Efilicted'a‘wlthqnore:
Joseph’s and burlnl will hollow. in St.
-1
enrich. , ‘
him. lleliin helm: the mother of Mrs.
mun. All pleasant
lillt‘.
had at very
lilies Floreuttt for. well known
throughout this :i-ztvt‘ilun of lt‘alrfleld
Hrs. Theresa demet-ki. widow of mum) as an exponent of prohibition Avenue M. In.
the late Charles Konunecki. and one and Woman suffrage, is in Norwulk row ufternoon,
of the best known reaidents of thet
East Side, died suddenly this morniug' residence hert- during the winturfi'orkint: Hmitmu a larger ““10"" 0‘ 6242.
with the intention of taking up her
f months.
Mrs, Knihui‘ine t‘liapmun and son
Stanley. nrcompanied by her mother.
Mm, llarber. former realtlentu of Nor-
iwutlt. have arrived in town for the
beheld winter. and tire domiciled in the at the Regent and Palace 'f‘lieatrer'
. Union Purl: Faction of llit" city,
. ..
Mi.“ What I). Murphy and John
Murphy 'uf South Norwulk ‘spent the
\tl‘Hk end as the 2uestu of Milo: t‘har-
i ltutc A. White of 18 Pleasant street.
llunhury News.
l
The unnotint-eiiiuut \vttu made this
morning that ll. Jacobi: and Sons but»
attained 100 per cent in the United
War Work Campaign lust o'nded. Ft»
ery entployn’ht the firm lists umde a
contribution to the campaign.
Patrolman John Flynn .I'llrl tit-tit
Elisabeth utrt'et lust evening to in»
vcnllguto a complaint that n mall wait
peeping into it window of it. house 'on
.illtii street. The pecper hud dluap
of the otflcor nod no trace of him
could be found.
)‘he police Vu‘i‘t‘ culleduport to elect
itn unwell-time guest front a party on
South Main bii't‘t‘f laul evening. The
party wrw in progress when n. filing of
lllll-tlf-lt)wll(‘l'\' appcnrod with the in
.ltlllltlll of rlunuinu tht- lot-ttl party out
and mic of the young men forced his
way into the hulltlimz nltd 'rcfunod to
hone. The polite \“I‘t‘t‘ culled in and
unwt-lt-mut- visitor left without further
_tronl>lc,
‘lirs Anti Lodge. of Dry Hill Road.
notified the police yestertlnv that u
flevene hiryt-le belonging to her son
had been i-Iolen from the Center
school. [The wheel was outlined with
Kalamazoo tin-r. ttiitl was painted it
dark brown.
fort in the sufferer.
colds. pains and when.
it has ptoduwl wonde
J
throat,- tonsllim tiff neck
muscles; routing. colds Malnutrition
brimming mutt.
to'
FOR enouev neuter FROM orip,’
Son Throat. Cold in Chat: and all mi
damnation and Congo-lion. Cream 9';
Mustard given instant roller and ooml
it is for ruperior to mustard plan-i .
tors or any liniment on the market.
, . ‘It relieves causation inflammation
Tami pain almost instantly; it taken
the piston at plasters or linlmonts for
l
mu .reaulu“
.. . ._.euralgio.‘
fwnmm'l‘kwmufimv “Manure in unwayton, ishow improving nicielytmmllgtroilmtitt rumba. during late wrenching his back. butln now 3W7 COTTON omNEo REPORT .
t:
t.
imitating . . .
_ __ manner of tho ‘hocl‘t'llgr glint
manmqnni .
‘0" “WU-Ii!“ George Boat! I I”
to“ uni Mr. and Mrs. Charles Iii--
man and their two daughters, 'Ifi
Ethel G. and Miss Ruth n m
also their friend, Miss Man-ha. liar...
all of the" Bronx. Games of cards yer.
played, and on Sunday a mask-bicker;
dinner was bervod that would ten“
the dilution: of appetites
. in, Cum Artillery Corps, end no
. i299!“ none tine at Fort
ht. was sent overdo France at-
noot a year ago. Eniist'mg as private,
he was soon promoted to Iratclus
private. and then to mechanic, which
won his rank at the time of his death.
Besides his parents. he leaves the sin-
ter mentioned, hire. (master Wood of
New Canaan. an older brother, Harry
Lowndes. who since the war has lived
‘t "9'00". R. L. where he has been
“and in industrial war work: and
M rouse: listen. Misses Charlotte
l
l
J
i
Marmot
"
\l.". and Mn: ins-sell blend, of 3 Ed
lie ditullt‘. :1»! Tu yt-sterduv in New"
u- r_-._,..V~--
Chief of‘Police Schmidt is respon-
sible for launChing the initial idea or
starting a soldier; fund which will b.
devoted to giving "Our Boys“ 3 grant
f s. s. Wood is improving atteru no
tack of influenza.
York city. i \. ,,.. . .;. ‘_ 9‘ . ha. hten III! ldl. mm homecoming reception here. With
~--— . t . . . . .W . — - ——~-~———~.——— this idea‘in mind. and as a starter,
The Third lletrict churches wrll “““uil’ ”'- “‘ “5"“ “”9 m be “L 1W an“. .1" t... given in me 1-0“ 11;:
hold their t'c’luiar [ultl‘Wt‘ek servicet; ‘ i Th k L . ,
‘ , James 8. Harvey has returned from ‘ 0" an 53m“ L‘e‘ beginning at
at the unions edifices about the die . . . .t ‘0 Th e l
trlrt this etenlnz a unit to Brooklyn. where his moth- ‘l - D. m. e be ectmcn who are joint»
. ~.. er has Mn ill. I l ? ly absociatod with the committee hat.
- N given the hall free of charge. and
Mrs Elmer Hendricks ably enter‘ P . . _
tulned the u'att-hytiuretttcii club 1““ "'5 5"“ “WWW W” was NellinSmlm is ”plow m
leotetduv afttrnoon at hr.’ home on ““0? community Thinkeglvlng 'D‘y Burdett's drvugoodn store
East “mm: A favorable “mom" of service of the churches of the Nora
work wan util‘ofllpllfilif‘d and the ineur ton “NM?“ ”I m" town. to h” held ‘“
hers lwrlil‘lltait‘d in at vmv enloyuble 8" Luke» church.
social hour. ‘
Jones & Chili will provide the Polo
nlal Orchestra gratis.
i-‘olluwinz,r are the newly elected on-
t-ers of the New Canaan Grange for
the ensuing term: Mahler. Rev. J.
Howard ”031. i). 1).: overseer, Seth
C. Gregory: lecturer. Mrs. George H.
Jt-lliff. Sr: Howard. Robert Mills:
ahslslanl steward. Hayward Davis: at
shtant lady ,«ieuartl. Mrs. W D. Hoff-
ecker: chaplain. Mrs. John E, St-lleclr;
treasurer. Darius A. St. John: secre-
‘ tut-y, Mrs. Thomas Tunney: unto
keeper. Harry A. Dixon; Pomona, Minn
Mrs. llari‘y Dixon went Satuulu) :
wltll friends in Stamford.
M
: Jack Dalton. the wryenwld (‘hicaxol Dogs in the Smith Ridge neizhbor-
liedehti‘ian, has been in town the past hood. the past week or no, killed a
week, liming historic souvenirs aud‘numher of chickens,
displaying part of his collection of]
war relics.
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All in runm-meuts have been (‘Dillplf'l
ed for the presentation “The Love of
a Bonnet" willth will be given It the
t‘hriei t‘hurvh tomorrow evcnlnr By
the number; of St. Agnes Guild and
from ilu- curly indications the affair
will be a hunt» succeed in every way.
Frank ll. Leslie of the Edgewaotl
Arsenal. hid. was home on a short
. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Scliryver of the [elite last week.
King's Highway have returned iron: ‘4'
trip to Rliinebeck. N. Y., who‘re theyl
Mills Anna W. llutu'bough has let:
'._... n- . . were nummomd by the death “r a rel for Paris, to work as an aid for the Gladyu 39m“: pianist, MFR Slept)?“
The Red t lose Auxiliary of the East American Red Cross. Heath; executive committee. Samufl
Church meete tumor- alive “'1 “‘9'“-
lierause of the (lin-
the Mondav evening
.'i‘uttle; relief committee, Mrs. E I
Inwrence: woman’s work committee.
Mrs. D. A. St. John.
”2.000 cords block wood {m- “19g Misti Sadie Brink’el’hoi‘f of Stamford
Raymond. sm-‘pt and Son. T'hont and Mrs. Julia lnness of Springdnla
were callers in town Sunday.
A lecture on ll patriotic lllI-illi‘. onel Mien Clara. Buscoe is now employed was all awry when electric power fail-
of the first of a uerlea to be given in l“ E B» Lawrence's undertaking office. all on the New Haven iload ythdrday.
the. local schools under the auspices “1 Railroad avenue, _'l‘he train that is scheduled to leave
of the Women's War ilureau. will bel ‘ New Canaan at 6 a. m, went through
given by Mimi lilundt [might at ('en'. AM“ 50““ 0‘ Bridgeport, “5119“, Springdale at ii. The fil'fil train from
[or school. 10“" the week-end with his til-“9”. Stamford Went through about 9 a. m.
‘Mrs. M- "1 Adams, in. ”0-“ “"991 iThe mail train. due in Springdale a'l
T616 a. m. and in New Canaan ten
.I.iberator Luciano of Port Hancock, minutes later. was not in sight in
enjoyed a ”3'0" WWW" “59an "till 5 Stamford at t a. in, so George Stev-
hifi parents over the week-end. 'enr. rurui carrier in the New (‘nnam
"“'""' gpotitoftict: Went in Stamford in his
Mr. and Mrs. William ll. ignite oi touring N“- and brought ll... swing.
Mount Vernon "9"“ ”9“” 0’ Mr. 3““! dale and New (‘miann mail to the re-
”rs- Thomas I!“ "1 M03“ street, 3“" . speclive offices in his car. Local rom-
day. mute’rs went to the Stamford railroad
station by trolley to connect with
”Hub?” 0f the B. B. Sewing (‘lnb traini-t there. Fortunately the trolley
met with Mr-t. [.clund Bengor, at the cars were on time.
home. of her mother. in lloyt ‘utret’lf
iMondoy evening. ‘ STOECK
continuing of
work will he completed at the Friday The New (‘anaun Brunch
meetlnz and it i therefore ul'fied that
all members he on hand.
system
Lnrite numbers of Eton Side real-
tleuts entered the fine enlerinlnmenitt
lust evening. the proceeds of which
entthle Norwuik to reach its quota and ‘ ’ .
a“ mm. ”... my in [hp l'uiietl War Mr. ilild Mrs. (.ltrhulan i‘ltode oi the
Work t'ttmiutlitn luut ended. The 1’03“ "um ““9 returned “‘0‘" 3 "N“
Thint ifiletriet t-untrihutvti its in in ‘0 lil‘mklm. where they celebrated
thiit’ tll‘lVl.‘ as in every other. ililil has "W 33"! ahnli'rfsal'i‘ 0' the bin“ 0!
u my.” number of workers ",9 their son Herman. foi'iiierly also a,
. . . l
field in tho ll’l'ti't‘rls of the drhc. "““dpm of ”“1"” i
.._....—.—
The nutrrlztre of one of the motif
in
Pl'll'llll" (‘11:! Punch. son of Mr.'
ptllllllul‘ young indies of blunt Norwalk and him. George Pttnzetl of the Post
took [drive this afternoon hi the Grace, flutttl who has been ill of Spanish in!
Elilul‘opul t‘hureh when Rev. J. lien- titieuzn at camp herons. when- lit"
ton Wernerunitwl in wedlock Miss spent six weeks in the hospital. has
[Chile l“. Paill'l‘flil'tilll. of Strawberry been enjoying it visit at home on for-
lllll avenue. and Percivfi‘i Bbf‘rronh tough durinx his convulexcence. '
of Rowuvtmt. Mr. noddtlp. Sharon ‘ ‘ l Harold Cook John Karl Harold! HARTFORD. Nov. ?l.—-_ft hi the in-
rcccivml tiw rtnnrnlulalfins and wall. This evening the Latin-.6 AM So- Wood Fred Rilscoe and Edward All» tentiou of Robbins R. Stoeckel. tho’
wishes of their lurxe hosts at friends “my M a". Methodist church “W“‘derson we!“ unionk ”We“ iron): commissioner of motor vehicles to re-
nnd lutm- departed on a wedding tour their mutual fair. which will be confimnu, mem- the weekend ‘ ‘commcnd '0 the fii‘nfil'fll “W“‘l’ly 't
m Washington. D. C" und Atlantic tlnut-d tomorrow “WWI Th“ “““l I 'l the coming Reunion the establishmenl
l~itv Tlnav villi tulle up their real. “I.“ M llilwevenlng will he I 3WD”! Mr. und “m John Stevhnnon werc’OY lf'lifl’lt' courtu for the trial of auto-
"mm‘ in \\'uutlbnr,v, N" J" "M". “I“ “9“"! for u “m“ “‘9 l" "1“ “W1“ h“Annotate of him. Rtnvcnuon’s parpntq 'niobilo caret-i. ills tentutive plan is to
Sheri-on ““14“ "- responsible som'."lllt'll the. Methodist women are Mr. and Mrs. J‘ B. Firing. Canoe Hill; have a court for each of the eight
“mm pmmm' 1mm“; during the put week. counties in the mate.
- is ob eci in to correct the short-
l A final “gm“! 35 helm! “mdvbm ”ll“ The period for which Corn-liablet Mrs. William lehn and (““me «Sings ’0' the present system of u.
people of‘ hat-l honnlk tolsu flux: (lf-‘Ol‘flt‘ Dance Wait. engaged by ”ledlwentlnlln ham hem visiting lhe‘ptisvt‘ "a“. for alleged ”01“in 01 m. an-
." the Summit R0“ 0‘ “W". h Eek-“mp“ m 8"” ”5 “‘“mc "m“rlwoek with friends and relatives in Nuniiolllobile lnw, particularly in 00“an
"mm mciitorlnl in the state to t c having “"pm‘d- “n ll" traffic ”mm” catuck and Walt-run” .lowns. lic thinks it quite possible. in
how none forth from this city tIu‘t‘hoi an“ have been mum” “s a rennin] .. iorder '0 provide sufficient for the >
luntlefieitle M Hum-9": :l'bsmnf: ”“n 0‘ ”‘9 State highway department; Mrs. Rupert C. King has decided in: courts. to extend their jurisdiction so
"it“: rt): :2: :lttadltngton "I...“ where ”WNW“ ”I?” ““9 except as “‘0.“ WI" lclone tho Workiihop for the winter. mv as to include other than automobile
rill; tlonnt‘l‘oun will home’lved. l’lunwpm“em "'9 work of the omfu'r' in": "I. Yurfltzontlitlions.flbut “9”” ”gowns“
‘* I e v . .
are under “Ty nt'prenent to minke E: The handsome American dug bougfi‘pen n I fan “0 u l
raurusu of My .horvtnik forit‘ o'put iin: in front of the residence of Dr.‘ The condition of Edward Lawrenct'nl
”mm m ”NEH“ a complete H o 2‘. Alfred Large of Pmspuct. avenue was'Jr; who has been critically ill with:
e" "”3"“ n my Third Diotrlct w m«totem one night its-st week bv a thief. pneumonia ill the home of his parents. unanimous vote. the Seattle Central
is in the service. Theobjcrt of this. ' ~ ‘ 8 l Av 1 h l ' H1 Labor Council last night voted m
is to enable the Roll of Honor comnt't‘l-‘ who bl "1“" despicable M" has ro- u 0““ venue. a mile “1mm“ strike on December 9 unless prior to
We ‘0 check up the lumen on the R0" ‘ corded himself the meanest of his ilk.~ ‘ that time. Thomas J. Mooney. con-
" IKnowledge of the theft has impelled Theodore Howlcy has a collection of ‘victed of murder in connection with
hf present. and to learn if any have. . . F" i be b or loslon had
' old news u on this home in Roll 3 San “"10 "0 m P -
BY most of the owners of tinge. who hung‘ D Di a been granted a new trial or given his
.—a—d—.
EL FOR COURT
FOR AUTO CASES ONLV
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SEATTLE LABOR MEN MAY
STRIKE
SEATTLE. Wash, Nov. 21.---By
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been unluiotitltmally omllicd. . .
. - . ._ , _ ' A ' l .
“mum of this survey lhadllmfl of H, them happily to the breeze Winn no road Aitmto. weighing ovr-r 1.00) freedom. 1m med! ate referendum
' . ». , ‘" . . lingst of pence came. to remove them 90!!“\ OHM!“ (W0 33 1" M9“ “3 vote on the strike resolution wan
(H'Y ham Not-walk boy or xiii in mu, - - . ‘ mr ted
- . . . - lfor fear the miserable thief might con. 1800. asked of all labor unions n .n
:(iflllflil'yid net-vice is sure to honour”.i .9 hi d red tiono . i" . with the Council. .
.0“ the memorial. l nu 8 on o. h All. the lotions have resumed tlicll‘ Copies Of. the ”WWW" which.
i ' '- \ ' wired to other Central Labor bodie-
l
'”‘"‘ "' 'f " Another of Dnrlen‘u sons has been meetings. mm the attendance hit in- over the country asking that similar
.m \ .
i ‘ W, promoted from the: honor roll of light- creased. The short. intermisnio duh action be taken and the omcmfl of
l ‘ > * my” his men to the higher service of limits ing‘ the prevalence of influenza acted the American Federation of Labor
M. , . P“. . who have made the supreme sacrifice as a stimulant. t. are asked to direct the movement.
OWA i N émc'mmc mm“ M ”a“ 3"" “I New Canaan.al;nd;.. well toward PRESIDENT WILL SAIL ON TRANS- /’
.. ,. _ ML and Mrs. W. i. yndes of this the top in the sale of war savings, pom-
. ‘ . . town. The circumstances are partlcu- ‘ l f rill - WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.—~Navy ot-
~ .. . ilarlv distre sin for th ladlt mother stamps '0' “‘9 month. It s 0“ “n flotilla Billtl today that President Wll:
i WWmvfi‘ ' 3 8' o the list of towns and cities in the Slat.» son and the American delegation fl,
has been happy for the put Week in
the prospect’oi peace and reunion!
with‘. hot- son, and no one of those
who marched with rejoicing in’ the
town’s. parade lust 110nm; night.
while even 7 their her .boy ._was
lying int: al’rg'rave’ ‘f‘ooiuewhere in
iFritncetf' having uuccumbod‘tq pneu-
the peace contarence will cross the
Atlantic on one of: the his army trunn-
ports. conveyed by a tlreadnought at?!
. , . a. flotilla oi destroyers. Plans for e
chauffeur fOt Edward “minimum: in trip hallo. not been complete d, but it
South Mfl“ street. while trimming is regarded as certain that the. vessel
apple-trees about the place last: week: carrying the crucial party will be one
fell about twer‘ttydlve feet. He was: of the greatest nausea or liners taken
laid up for a few days by severely over, for the movemen. of troops.
with a per caplto of 816.74.
i
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mm. Rum Williams-or ToFéneke.
now of the AviotionColfp'. MINOR
I‘vislllug' friend! l’n'tgvfn fora few dart-l.
Harold Johnson. who is employed its
1' . ‘r :p‘w“ 1‘
Miss lulu lt‘.‘ Stevenngglto begin
the pan few days peenulr’a‘i her home
”up,“ .—-—-—
guild expects to bootit now
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WASHINGTGN. Nov. 21.—Cott.on
sinned prior to November 14 amount,
ed to 8,681,005 running holes. includ~
Wm... , .. We .. hormonal liaison:
"old Whippotlrwill Goblin? Lake 3hr inland. the Gem“ Bum“ today on-
when Hurry. Benedict of Stnm- notinood. . \ ‘
October.‘ Arwoekloriten days ago. his
parents Deceived a phage from a“ _
comrade that. wuma‘m been round
,lll'itlmclbllflfzfilln Windmill:~ on a battle-
mnoved to one .
or believed :thot- 66w".
to be about again.
tCH|qAGQ-~FA§es"§A.SED 1" Camp-fired were. burning brightly
, at
I
he had ‘ilétiui é .. ..sit;iiti‘y'woitittied1_~
uranium“? iii, Strum chin to "
know that he was recompile we. ‘
limit the unit news train Washington
'moh'oti thorn. Sunday night. wandeg ‘
a ma: non highly esteemed. 1
”sniping“ guano. ‘ "
, t...- my. ,~_.__.'.,_.....—.——— .
Fareign. Countries. ’
mum to :' "uu-d‘ i
“saw "u maul: looting;
. ed __
million. asking a raise of tot-en to rev-
Qfl .M‘MJ. v I . 4 . ..
. concern unknown“. ..
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