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“comm" norm
BEFORE. JANUARY
ban
(oounueu mm Pm 030)
Y Y Y Local and district boards are 61
“'3 Plant It 'hri- meted to complete all 19903-15 which
m tiny have been asked to makings to-
t be red to put all recor
M lorry 111m You gnaw... the... sealed by m.
' ‘ lohuirmen oi boanls and kept pending
W on. fire further orders from the gov eminent
' the n ' i No one is to be allowed to with-
draw anything from the files oi to
handle them other than the members
of the locul boards or an authorised
I ’0 clerk The telegram direct: the at-
“ “Emblem tontion 01' boards to the penalty at»
La; .1 tachod to a violation of the orders
)from Vt ariiington
CAMPANIA, QUEEN
OF SEA IN 1893. SUNK
.wnunuoa 1mm (Hut 1180)
DONNELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
scorn ncuwuu.
4......» . a- .__
the British navy. In 1893 the Cam
jpunlu made a record vowge from
gNew York to Queenstoon in five days:
twelve hours and seven minutes cut
ting the time of the Amerluln Linei
steamship City of Paris by two home:
.tor the eastward trip.
1 The Campsnla was a lessel of 12,-
1892. When the war began the ves
Bel was in the hands of ship disuiant
lets. All the solid Spanish mahogany
fittings in her saloons and cabins had
been remov ed and sold l‘he British
Dunn - Admiralty bought the steamship a1 a
J Moore. or flu” we“ good price before the engines, bullets
M M on the «1111 "M "’r ”‘8 W“ or hull had been tampered with.
m dun. 1, Du1ing the war the Campania had
~—- seen considerable active seiHvice Sh:
. light and also too
Hurry. Burtrum who has been ill 111 was in tin; Jutl 1nd ‘
MI home in Harriett street i now part in the operations by the tilled
' s fleets at the ilu1danelles.
Milt): much better and was (fine m
.111 outdoors, this morning. iLl’BERTY 0RDNANCE
11rd. Wlnlifmd Taylor has resumed! ‘V'u‘lfgggE NOV. 30
her duties with 511111 11 (10., of Aun‘
M m uteral weeks‘ illness 1nI
hul- bone.
u'ontlnueo non: mt ha.)
,l The Liberty (lidnancc plant was
formerly the Bridgeport Projectile
m m. clerk of the first (“3- cempany The gov moment is 01161311
tflct wuter department is now (oslly ing the 1.1.1111 uitli the American L111:
(ompani as its operating agent It
nettle! in his a“ quarters at 64 Wall has been utilizod chiefly in turning
direct, whom be m“ ”mine payment out government contracts for thchuw
Of “(Dr blllu as they come due vy
Gneral Manager Hugo stated today
JRESH FISH Ithat many of the employes are quit-
Thu FH- .09; 5 E Johnson that ting their work at the plant daily be-
how cause or the coming shut down He
in. m winter is again at the suld he was unable to sluts at this
“’m'm 90- dock with a ‘0‘“ 01' time what would be done with the
Mflufi which re selling very last. plant alter the cessation oi activities.
‘ Wur Contracts Cancelled l
‘ . “a” - _ WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.—-Suv 113!
Ann of 30,000-queries con through War Department reudjust-
”incubate" in "’8 country's aerv ment orders, including cancellation of
in In WM and In equal number comm ure estimated at 11. use, coo.
m in u week by the American 000 by Secretary Baker in a letter
Rod Gnu ~ and to the Senate toduy by Senator
1mm of Virglniu. chairman of the
..
W
Man—u.
In locum. the truck: in the lx'or-iAWP‘W”mom Commitme-
volt annual. Cmtmctor Foley's men CZECHOJLOVAK
luvs mount to the rock ledge MlNIBTRv FORMED.
Mulch they in today blasting in Disc-l '
outofihthonovlevel tor the tracks or. K.” Krumurz Iu Choun uu
ull who was appoint- 1 ”mm."
W )
oil broom Wilson to be post ’““‘3"‘» Wm“. NW 17 Im
ulu" ”I II Berlin Nov. 21—1110 Cuecho-Slovult
of Bouch, bud mg 0“ tMlnlutr) hsu been constituted as fol
k -
clul m1 lust week. and too '0":
mfma We. Monday Mina,
Premier Dr. Karl Krumurl.
M is the new clerk at the l
Judi. ; ' . Minister of Foreign Adults, Volts
1 llenes.
Minister of Justice. M. fisherman.
Minister or National Deletion. 11.
Motor.
Minister of
click
Minister of Education, Anthony Sou
koup.
Minister of Finance, M. Mnising.
Minister of Public Works, M.
Stimuli.
Minister or Commerce. M. Strnnuky.
Minister of Posts, Spherny.
Minister of Hellth. M. From.
Minister of War, M. Staturik. .
Minister or interior, M.Svlnu.
Minister or Food, M. Aronsky.
Minister or Social Welfare, M. Win-
tor.
3 M
m BITTER GIFTS?
Jam. Watches. Clocks. the most
moi-Is gifts that you can make.
Minimum may be opened nor.
filo-h Lulu only doling Decsmbur.
WW Store.
- 111:1th hauls the. New Can
u m tint leuvou New Yer!
will! “£14911. m. caught fire near
m Wednesday; and truffle
Agriculture.
W ”Willows lute urrlvlnui
lnflhonuuvlu the latest excuse often
“ind by'pfluonmrwho ask {or leniency
In tho Common Pleas Court. Willie
lows of Stamford; churned with
10» about Roscoe Walden
now. 36 luut. said he had been
" ulnar- with influenuu' and the
Incl/cu told thin-ate drink whiulw. Af-
» mounts. Rogcmdelt inflo-
mold, lie said Judge Walsh
hlin to lull for two monthh.
octonul. Hons: lLL.
more, Nov.'21.—-coi. n. 11. Mouse.
President Wilson's personal represen-
tutlve ut the Allieu’ conference here.
was alluhtly ill yesterday. it is be-
llowdv thut he is cluttering from u
950 tons and was built in Glasgow in‘
M. Pruu“
WNSOLDBIS
WNDON. Nov. 21:ij letters
from home to Amerlcun troops ubmd
are used by Mrs. Magnet Walter,
of Kansas City, an American Red
Cross oflicmd visitor to London has
pitall
‘ldontkm whritistluitheboys
.got so few letters“ she said. ”It isn’t
as it other people were derived of
mull us well. i have asked tag nurs-
es, and most of them got an average
of two letters a week from their tam
illes in America. But even tome or
the boys who have been in hospitals
fseven or eight weeks lune not yet
hand a weld from their people
"if mothers and sisters only knew
,what home letters mean over here!
(Why, it gets to such a pass that the.-
Inurses read aloud their own letters
and share them with the boys, so as
inot to Seoul selfish. One or the. nurs-
es in my vvard said she almofl hated
[to hare the boys are her getting her
,rogulai weekly mail.
so envious."
t
it made them
H. JACOBS 4 SONS HONOR ROLL.
I
Name: of Employ“ Who Contributed
l to the Welfuro War Fund. Giving
Firm 100 Per Cent.
Richard Gold, E. Word, Mrs. Ida
Adams, Abe Rosenberg 1“ng
' Mlchuel,\lrs.ll1dc Miss \ irglnia
Van Slhuick Miss Bertha Mtehan
“\liss Elsie Wilson, Miss Florence
Ujhely. John Keegan, Peter Laslto,
Zider Simon, Salvator Tesla, Andrew
Fleming, Edward Bronby. James Fin»
ncgun, Edward Grace, William Thomp-
son, Lorenzo Robinson, Mrs. 8. WM-
ley, Antonotte Tonto. Angellna Curl
one. Angelina Christiano, Miss Clara
Nestor, Miss Alice Conley, Miss Hilda
Muller. May Wood. Eliza Rider.
Miss Mary Mum, llllss Sudle Earring
ton, Miss Grace Wood, Miss Coni 13m-
to, Mrs. Mary Arena. Miss liens llat~
ten). Miss Kuto Sweeney, Miss Lucy
Christiano. Mru. N. ll‘ell, Miss Anna
Paguno. Mary Rutkoskle, Miss Amelia
Friedrlckuon, Miss Benito Britta Miss
Gortmdo Kent. Miss Alice Pomoroy.
Miss Frances Pamlume. Miss Flor-
ence Britta, Miss Elluubcth Donnlllyh
Miss Mary Momihun. Miss Pearl
Fitts, Miss Mary Anderson Thore-
sa medics. Miss Mury Meniscus. Miss
Ill. Grace Barber. Raymond My
buoy. 31153 Amalie Zamburrelll.
Joseph Ilium. William rem.
Beacce Blasolo, Janis Sum. Joe
Del’ictro. Tony Arman, Joseph Beu-
gan. hank 83,1110. Hermon Robert
stain, Tony Lanai“. Dominick Corinth
lied, Y. Cosianltgn. 'l‘ony Doubles Jo‘
noun Zamburrolli. Joseph (‘lu'istinnoQ
Louis Dell-11119. Jams Fagin. Rudolph
Della, Vincent Stolha. Joseph Britta.
Rocco Casiagna, Alex» Levy, Harry
“'hilehoad John Pabst Waldo (fable,
Joseyh Amuse, John Lee Phillip (‘i- ,M
chanoulca Patrick (13.11111 John:
Cheny, William Mills. Harry Roosan
William Shinquin, Michael Angione.
Miss Lena Ross. Edward Morltlvr, Jo-
oeph T12. William Warner, George
Pease. Charles 'l‘liomfison. Samuel
Bonner. Ethel Booth. James Picanza,
Miss Margaret Chaplin, Mrs. Putiisa.
Miss Elisabeth Clince, Miss PenrlGay,
Miss Helen Roosa. Miss Florence
(ogsweli, Miss Olga Anderson, Mrs.
Bessie oGrina, Mrs. Grantham, Mrs. F
Cogswell, Miss Mary Noonan, Miss
Julia McGunn, Miss Anna Mum, Miss
Agneo Ratcht’ord, Lewis Pitt's, William
Brown, G. Bloom. Miss Alma Meijor
Francis Slum. George Sturges. 1
t
NEW PASSPORTS
FOR BOURGEOISE
smcnuonn. Nov. 21.»-New paw?
ports [or tho-humming in tho form
at icotialoulul hooks. hula .been in». 31'
by dscroo In Russia». accord. ‘
trod
in; to telegram received hare
day from Petrourud. .
Eveiybody who mum use o! 1110
work at others is to be provided with.1
WI
them. including directors of enters «.
members of administrative ~-
prises,
councils, merchants. brokers. excul-
cars and luwyors. Only annotations
on these boukurlll entitle the bear. 5.
or: to travel about Ruuulu.
Owing to the nuttoualiuuilon of ex-
terior commerce. persons desiring to
import foreign merchandise must first
apply for u license to the Commission,
iut of Commerce and Industry. and in =_
in piohlblted undouruenw penalties '2
to correspond with foreign countries
regarding exports and imports.
m...
“”011 a man starts cotIn' “trouble"
he don’t 'hahdly (lbllh got
down!"
o
Furniture, Linoleums,
Rugs, Draperies
urouluuylng.
flu mums
Vulumbuutthutoun Roland.
111 A. 113011111510,—
' $111;thle
. Trulyun
turnt
Bum ”MY
3' 1111.? norm 1‘03 0m 8
ml RAILROAD STATION.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113.: to 111mm 51.
Suggestions tor Christmas Presents
TELEPHONE TABLES—A big and varied stack, with a
wads range in prion.
HAWAGONl—An urticlc that once used proves indis-
pensable, purtlsulurly to these ladies who must mak th
takothopluooofumuid. e em
“WING TABLES—Some moot uttructive model: reasona-
bl y priced.
HAT TREES—An item
solve the 0 at problem forlmn.
£1838 STORED“ II.
c 6!. UN! LATER FREE 0!
RAYMOND ‘81 SON
thatuppeulutoeverymunandwill
Norwalk.
Do ourhi~Crstas
Strapping Early
“ruin now to uuluot sensible, pructicul gills, while stocks
My.
«11..
Itsliun Silk Vests
8%!)th that! and satin Undurwour. inIldiity
m, numerous assigns Satin
ammonium-brim of linacrlu or ilunnul, Silk
Ionics-Minimum Buthncbou, Kimonos und
M.MIOI.B-unfitul Ribbon unwrap-1mm
Boudoir puuundlilppsrsolbu. cummwmo or silk
1nd ammonium“ Minus, Aprons
tor l1 111nm und mum. Kid und rubric Gloves 111
(cubism colon, dilkllnibrcllu, bluck und colors, ilivery-
lib“
uninspiring collection or desirable.“ t items,
Why chosen und remnably priced. €11
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11.—ks. Lyon
Job Printing
So. Natural}:
A. M. WOOSTER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Lot. Examiner U. S. Patont out“
SondiorBo-HuCIIPuh-uu
" “ Main 8*
David W. Ray-old
UNDERTAKER
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PLUIIIER ' I
TYPIWRITIR EXOHANOI
RIIUlLT TYPIWRITIRI
INSURANCE
01 animus In strong and
Reliable Companies
REAL ESTATE
II all its Branches
I Imam Am
Hand Bags and
mm
us «mum: to.
slight attack of influenza.
32ml“
{nit Bugs of Pardon slice leather, buttoned mu . chum
purse und minor; bluck, blue, brown, purplu, p
germanium, iuslduundoutuldupochtuhuu
gméufiOéiEIUlltIME%;OOCI‘II:OIO‘
scour-us-uquuu.".quouoouuuuuur
service Bug (good and row), Manama-rm
Medium, plain black moor 11.3.. .Mth
rocxsrnooxs
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seaLPenlanueuluudoigenuimloutha, mudoin
J. I. MALLETTE
'l'el'. to.
Pocket Books
Shoes» ior'Tllnillsglvlng Day
u'uldnd-omouromimtmlo.
”decodunuiblouhoul‘or the trump through the fields und
w
fihouutorulruotwourthut will make for comfort during
thuhmhuunlcu.
Roundhouioriluddc comfort.
bulimia tho ”sanctum
'l'huyuroulllim in‘uvsryuiuundmunymduls.
umrsc'rour mos 'l‘o “1'03.
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1111mm mum
35
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cause or the discuss and that unlit
adjusting the sumo. Disease it
by a men, twist or spralmin the
buck. Even it done In childhood.
erosion pinched nut-res und pin: to
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