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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 5, 1918 · page 8

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A!!! “D mm mm attest. has complained that her.

{ tenvyear-‘old son had koen assaultedl

OUTIIG M AND 3 and beaten by Vincent Seller, William
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The initiatory degree 'ai conferred
upon a large number of modulates
when Butler Lodge, No. 97, I. o. o. r.
met last evening. A full attendance
was present and a pleaaant evening

' was ehioyed by the members

‘ Chief of Police William R. Penning~
__ 1 ton and DetectiveSet-geant Thomas
:ilunt were in Bridgeport yesterday
l where they attended the trial of Luigi
|Apposella. prrprietor ot' the Grand
Union Hotel of this city

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forecast tor Norwalk and vicinity:

Fair tonight: Friday partly t loudy and,
slightly warmer; moderate. to ll‘t‘nlli — Full Pug. Map Shouting Location

northwest winds bit-owing variable. of all American Division-d in France at

Weather conditions: Tho disturbance thc timt- vt'ht-n fighting ceased. with

which was over this vicinity yesterday 03'91‘3' will of neat Sunday‘s NEW.
morning has now passed out to seal YORK AMERICAN.

Another disturbanCc from the British:
Northwest is central this morning?
ul'er the. llppt-r Mississippi Valley,

The, temperature continue-s low in the
southern districts. Freezing tempera
tures “ere reported as far south at

Googlu and light frosts as far south as ‘
Florida. Pleasattt‘u't-athcr prevail.- :
generally east of the Rocky tuountains- i

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evcopt m the northern portion m the. l \ Mr“: 1“ b0" bn'k‘ '“l” l l
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Mk“ regions. n to o Il tum 1 en, on tin \ list a

il‘oint road, yesterday afternoon, when

A rehearsal of the degree and guard
teams of Eureka Rebcccah budge, No.
42, l. 0. 0. R. will be. held this own-
ing to prepare for the Vlbl‘ ol' the
stair Olllt't'l'h' tomormw night. lEllllli

Mutt tomorrow evening.

WEATHER A YEAR AGO ‘llt' was alumni and stole his razors and
TODAY. n shot-pun. This is not the first tinn-
'l‘t'lllIN‘rHllHI": ||i._»|.‘ :‘m. h“. iMr. (.ict‘r has been troubled with such
Put". ‘ , doings and he reported the matter in
the police.

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louis ”writ. of i.\' \l'inficltl street.
is unablvI to control his eighteen your
old son who bouts him and rotor-op to
pay him any bottld for his food and
.lodcinc. 'l‘ln» father has had clutsidw
iahlu lrtlulllt' with his wilful son and

A1 tltv It‘llllt’c'l "1 Ml‘r- “WW-W" “4'.“ mailers grtw beyond his control and
montl._ol' 17 Union l'dl‘k. 0““?le I’M-'9 ho was forced to complain to the [)0
and Murray went to her lllllilt‘ tester ‘ up“. who now “a“. the (.35.. in hand
d1" afternoon and SW" 1' "ill “‘h'il‘ Vitlltl will deal with young licrlz.
had been troubling her.

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., . _. i A meeting of the llalian Serial
-- Jolkcs “Good latch" tilcomuruan' Ltflub has been called for next Monday
in». Moved to Hoyt‘s ’l‘hratro building: t'l wing at tho (‘entral Hotel when the
So \‘oru‘nik. M, (llsvu, reports of the various commlltt-cs on
-———‘ the dance held in Aurlon Hall on

st-etics of Sat-red History Nulll l” Thanksgiving night will be. given. An»

ginstructlous arc in-cdcd l'or . tln-
1 conduct of the executive odious.

‘ tlon of new members \xiil also lekt' i

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WIDE)” WOODROW “014508;“ fillet-- The trip will

W'IIBON KEEPS “be so tuned that the men vvtll ar-

TOUCH 01“ ~ NATION- . nve at a home port by Christmas.

‘ COPENHAGEN, Doc. 5.—-Thc

A}: AFFAIRS WHILE Soldiers’ and Workem’ Council at

CROSSING THE OCEAN Leipsic has decided that German

. 1 General Headquarters shall be dis-

(Continued From First we) ;soIVed and Field Marshal von 11in-

. _.__..- - dcnburg arrested, according to the

Department heard from Admiral , . . . .

Mayo. commanding the convoy, 1‘01”! Arranger ol-Bu‘hn.

and if there had been the slightest : MANIHESTER, Eng, Dec. 5.~—

Lillidelutxmlrllmfllull “"1”- 'the President Wilson, thw' Guardian

' In t‘ e ‘ b't .-,*_'t-.n-..

tiny. it radio flash would “a

come promptly ‘to 1h. ‘ufij u

say» it understands, will spend a
t'civ days cantor-ring uith (‘olonel
. ' ' E. M. House in Paris and then will
navalloucrs. , . go to Rome, returning from Italy

\\ltlc Hut“ tho ls \‘I‘ ll” - -

.' l“ .” ‘ a“ “ -‘ " to spend (‘hrlsttuas ill London and
president lctt his desk clean. and going to Paris for the remainder
lltllll there are developments, no of his \‘lnll.

BERLIN, Tuesday, Dec. 3 (By
‘ll‘hc Associated l’rossl.——Soldicra
V V . 7—- . ' .

L‘”‘“9"- “3"“ 5: Th." suh- returning irom the front have
stance oi tho tllbt‘lln‘sltillsqlll Lon- torn down ”w flags at the mm.
d““ curly “u“ “Wk ”ml“? 1.1” tlflicc and railu'ai stations at Es-
rt-prcscntattws ot tlrcat Britain. ”1,“, according m reptu'ts rccclV»

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‘l'm'm' and ltaly “”l' regard t“ t'll llt‘t‘t‘, and unchanged shots with

the coining l’t-nco l‘olll'cfincc,
\\t‘l‘t‘ cabled to the American gov.
crnmcut, and it l\ Itclicvvtl the
messages reached l'resnlcltl Wild
“in bcl‘ot'c llt‘ sailed for Europe
sinrday, thus putting him ‘
i-tsm‘fislltll of full information l't‘~
farming: the mnl'crcnct‘.

tlrlcgatcs of the Soldiers' t‘oun-
t’ll.

llllNllllx, Wednesday, lice. -l.
- 'l‘ln: llritish naval

tllt‘lgttlllllll to tirt-ut Britain

“rill"l'r lllllllt‘ll M.” lllfl't‘ in from (icrmuny. Winston Spencer

wet-mu w lwlivw thv lll‘t‘fildt‘lll'r t‘hurchill, a... Minister of Muni-
tlll\'l~.(‘l‘S arc of thc “Plum" “‘1" lions. announced in a swath at
the vicu's ol' til!" t'tlllft‘l‘t‘lll't‘ l‘t'- 1])undpp tonight.

lllll'dlll's' l""““"' Etnpcror \Vllllillll‘ Mr. l'lllll‘i‘lllll also said lllt‘ gov-
ill't‘ llkt‘ll' l" ”'llll‘l‘lt‘ “ll“ ”“5“ t’l‘lllllt‘lll had tll‘t'ltltfll upon the na-
“l lllt‘ lll'l‘bl‘lt'“t llllll‘Pll- ltcspon- tionalization ol'tln- railways.

siblc opinion, says this ncws ugcu- t-wp cult-r the ppm.“ (‘unfmn
cy, holds that the cx-ctnpt-ror and my...” said Mr. l‘hurchill, “with
Ullll‘l' [n‘t‘mtlls‘ L'llllty tlf lllt‘ lll'f‘ut'll-

progress ”l ill“ “'“l' “ll“"l‘l l’l'right to maintain our naval dc-
dcnlt truth by a tribunal of the us- l‘cnsc. we (in not jump]. on mat»

sociatcd gpvcrnnn-nts. int-ludlng h... \vhnt arguments and appeals’
rcprcsculnttvcs of illmw countrtcstm... nildrcssrtl m m. m lcnd our-

whn-h suffered moat. ,st-lvcs in any way tottering

;stt‘ictiotts which will prevent thc

PAM" ”"“- 5 luilulfl" ‘ -\ “l" British navy maintaining its Woll—
. . , :ll‘ltitl and \vclldcscrvcd supreny
.t‘l‘slnp of Ur. laehknct-ht. the limit. my." ~

i-orist revolution under the lcntl-

N” Sluifllifl‘ Win lll‘t‘llk Olll . ill: Tlit‘ lollllltl tilf llclgulnlltl. l'ol‘lll-
“l'l'lm Friday “W‘lmllL "”erlml‘z lcrlv Ulttlls‘lt. “NV tn‘tlt'tl ll) (treat
to advices removed by the Zurclt ,llritttin in 4514‘ 1" lug,“ tircat
oorrcspondcnt 07 ““3 Journal. llritnin ceded it to tlcrmany, who

lllcbkllt‘ohl. llH‘ 141101-15 my. hflv“ ‘l‘t‘-‘tl“l)c(l it in") a" (\x‘rvn‘e‘y i R'rfi, JOIN)! “nmp ”me “‘0' find pammt
u up” in ,‘ have been served do the defendants

H.000 men well-armed. limportant naval in"...

authorities 1‘9“"-
“l havc tlt‘t'ltlt‘ll that it will be “He
llt‘t‘t‘sntll')’ to di-inand the return of

limo play.

Other casualties occurred in
conflicts between mobs and the
polite throughout the night.

PARIS, Dec. 5 ("avast—Rep.
rcuentativu of the Polish, .lugo-
Slav Romanian and Czechoslovak 3
National Councils are. in tit-salon:
here to study the reorganization
of t‘entral Europe. St‘emcnts
issued declare that only through,
a permanent understanding be-l
.th't‘Il these four nations can fut

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l The milk situation. which has been
'very awkward in lloWaytt-n ion some
Lime, has at least cit-and. Since the’
ubiquitious liordcn left the villa e to
‘ its late, thr- aupply has been whSever
ftho village milkman was able to get.
tNon tht- entire. output or the. herd or
the Rowayton Nurseries in to come
’ This herd of twentyiour cows
is kept by Mr. Traendly for the hallo
of his roses. ’l'hc nmnagetnent of the
mode-l dairy has been for some years,
in the. hands of Alex (lettuer. who
has had long experience in managing
modt-l dairies on large estates. Even
the feed for tséherd it raised by Mr.
‘(letttn-r on a farm separate from the.
.greenhouaea. it is worth whilc to go
;seo this dairy and the very modern
processes by which the milk is rated
{iota llllhcrto the milk has been sold
out of town. This wholo dairy looks
and ainelis like a clean pitcher of
lmilk. and Rowaylon. “lllt'll has suffer-

_ _ _ . ;tln' ubsollltc determination that lltyed much in the milk in“. can now
0“ ol illlt'l'lllllitllllll lnw during lllt‘ 'litnitation film” be imposed on our -

fstnatk its lips with satisfaction.
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EMIBS LORD WANTS
‘ MONEY DUE ON
UNPAID NOTE

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8o She Suu Mr. and Mrs. John E.
‘ Jonas to Recover the Same.

i .‘ltlss Fannie E. Lord, one 0! the om-
vcicnt nurses at the Norwalll Hospital
has brought suit against Mr. and Mrs.
{John it}. Jones to recover the sum of
8700. with interest. alleged to be due
’on a certain note given by Mr. and

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Co.‘:~ run was "an Schufl'ncr a Man

Good fabrics are
'.“good business”

ERE’S one thingr you mustn't lose

t‘ht-i-‘tlan Hands, :1 special l'lpage gritv- ‘ t ther mattcrof importance to bc con-l '
uro section it artistic cxccllenoe and sidorcd by the members will be thc‘m“
timely hilt-rest. with crew mp" 01 advisability of securing suitable rooms
next Sunday’s‘Nl‘li‘V YORK Abll‘llll- for the club~to assemble in and hold.
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The much almond and bndl) lllilll‘t‘": TRUCK CHUCKS DRIVER.
police dummy under the. “'ashintrton" RAMS ROLL OF HONOR
street railroad bridge was given anoth-:
9.. hard rap lust (waning when p was! William Freeman la a Free Man thn
ntriuk and broken by an onto which ‘ Fine of $62.40 in Paid by Hi! BO".
did not stop. A number of bvstantlm‘fi “'lm‘l'" “Nil"“ll “'3” ll “'90 man
”can“ the markers on the car mm again when his employers. of the llurl-~
so informcd the iwlll‘t‘. 'l‘hc uumbfl‘ butt Truck (‘0.. of New York city. paid
ot the machine was 49.473 Conn. and his- tiuv, and he departed on his Way
is the property ol'rbfuri' 1-1. Jamaal. "“l""""“-
Courtland. Westerly. it. i. . Freeman was driving a truck down

ttho Armory Hill on Conncctit'ttt ave-

~~ ‘nuc yesterday. when the llurlbntt l
truck which he was driving lit-gun to‘
1. tilll t‘ltiit'l'ti. in a way unbecoming a well
behaved truck. and after but-king mm"
or twice. threw l-‘rccmau to the le(‘t‘l.:

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Milk Chocolate
‘ " lbIand then ran into the ltoll of Honor.
‘ c " ‘ per damaging it considerably.

. The driver was arrostcll on an ill-
Stillson-Powell CON)" ltoxicution chm-gt- mnonzzst others tinti-
South Norwalk

' was tritul before Judge Conduct in the
_--. -_._,__.__....__~._M.._-. ._.-. . ‘llDlt’lel court thisx morning. '

There. Were a numbvr of WltnoNt-s
to the affair who testified in court.‘
‘but then- acemcd to be considerable
doubt in the minds of at. least one
!of them. as to whether he was inca-
pacitated by drink or not.

in his own defense he denied that
film had been drinking activity and laid
l the accident to the fact that he usually
:drovc a seven ton truck and was un-
.nsed to handling one of the one ton
firm.
; He was found
.counts. however. and flueddhe sum
fat 85
juntecd by a downtown businetis man

appears to be no authority thcrc.

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PARIS. Tuesday, llcc.
Quarters for Secretary of State
:Lansing mat the other American
; tlclcgzatcs to thc l’cacc ("ont‘orcncc
‘huvt- bccn assigncd at the (‘rillon
,llolt-l. on tho l’lut-c do In t‘on-
Erordc. This hotel has burn divid-
jml into suites comprising living
'tplarlcra atul a business Olllt'l' for
Touch delegate and his inuncdiatc
jsccrt-tarit-s. The apartments over.
. look the Esplahuda of Place dc la
Concorde. which now is filled with
nor trophies and where stand the
great statues of Strasbourg. lalllt‘
and Mctz. cut-h covcrcd'tvilh floral
otl'criuga and flags.

Each suite. is handsomely l'ur-
nishcd and has paintings and tap-
cstt‘ica.
baths and sleeping cltmubcrs. The
'dclcgutcs probably will dine to-
luctln-r in what. was formerly the
hotel restaurant. All acccssorica,
iincltnling the bar. have bccn rc-
moved.

Most ot‘ the. conferences in!-
' l\\'t‘l‘ll the. American delegates will
be held in the large salon at tho
fllotcl (‘rillotL The. business 051-
ccs of thc delegation, where savor.
lal hundred experts in interpation-
.al llatv, geographical boundaries,
'intclligcncc, ctc., will work, will be
:in a large, building immediately
adjoining. Joseph C; Gram-sitc-
rctary of the peace delegation, has
established quurtcrs thcrc.

0.00 with costs. which was gm“. l’arta ta filled to ovcrliowmg.
«Prices of all hotel rooms have

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There are commodiotlaf

T1,}. population . of Berlin, ac- ‘ ”N. North Sea, off up. months of through Dunbar at Quinlan, attorneyr
. ling to rcports, is at tho lllt‘i‘t’}' . n“ Elbc and Wcscr “ml of tim‘ for Miss Lord.
ol gangs of maratulera. and tlit-rc cntrancc to H“. Kiel (‘anuL “up.“

it dominates.

; 'l‘hc islatdlmjaa German naval

‘ was under cf'onsiderdtlon

shortly
after the signing of the armistice,
,u'ht-n the. tinnnan naval revolution
l‘llt'ltlti it appear doubtful if Ger-
.nmny v. onld comply with the naval
. terms of thcaruitsticc. ’l‘hcsc. hot -.
cvct'. scum since to have been fol.
illicit nearly in their entirety.

t‘tll’ENllAGEN, Doc. 5.-——A
tlclcgation from the. llcrlin Sold-
. ivrs’ and Workers’ (Z‘ouncil has ar-
rivctl at 'l‘htn Hague, at Berlin dis-
zpatch rcporfi. The message indi-
cates that its presence at tho Neth-

‘erlands capital has to do with nc-_
mutations concerning formcr Em- .

.peror William. in progrcss at tho
.llcrman lcgation at. The Hague.

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lt-rmucnt to have the former cui-
.lt. was added, however, that. the
lgovcrnmcnt- would submit the
5 bly, which body‘is not yet. in how
"ng.

von ,Hiulzc, former foreign sed-
.rct‘ary, was said to be for the put»
dication of William II}. which has
sincc taken place. .

.pcror tried by a German tribunal.
lqucstion to the National Assem-
of a German emissary, Admiral
iposc of obtaining the formal oh.

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atronflmld them) out tho grout
‘ war. In- occupat on by the Miles 1 Jones borrowed mm was hard on a:

A Berlin dispatch on December"
2 annouucod‘ that a number of the;
Soldiers‘ and Workm' Council in _:
crmany had requested the gov-.

The recent. visit. to Holland.

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and save—get good
higher: and in many
is lower. Ours isn’t.

sight of if you

The case in roturnablo to the Janu-
ary union of the. Common Pleas court.
in Bridgeport. ‘

it is ulldxed that Ilr.

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{nix montht-t note. aftcr their martial
3 troublcs had received considerable .
notice some months am had been
smoothed over. to purchaso a nice Ill.I

‘ tit» Buick car for lira. Jones.

Later it is claimed that Mr. Jones} '
5 who is the. popular superintendent oft.

l the Muller Gloria mills. bad Bold the'
;(‘tll’ for ‘name titty dollars more than:
‘ the purchnac price. but had not repaid -
_ iiita Lord who after the time limit of!
Line note had expired. brought suit to

recon-r lnr hard earned savings.

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COMING EVENTS AT HILLSIDE
SCHOOL.
Tomorrow evening ll. the Hillside

Jumps Into Red Cross Work With.
. Customary Emmy and Has '
Many Plans for tho Fu-
ture Work of Hla
Suction

Attorney Jesse 'l‘ Dunbar uh) \vas‘ school the pupils and their friends will
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recently elected Chairman of '

the. enjoy a Pianoforte Lecture Recital to

Home Service Section (I the Norwalk ; be given by Victor Blart of New You;
Chnpter of the Red Cross, has takenAand Norwalk. Mr. Biatt la the oth'u'ul
up his new duties with his customary lecturer for the New York philarmo-
mglhgugogduwmnirplmfigfim nic society and has an enviable repuv
branch of the Red Cross “meg, tattoo as n pianist and hammer. 2dr.
.which will be given in detail later on. Blartplans to speak briefly on name
Just now headquarters is “Tiling; phased of the modern music in home
gfimglnngdle‘; “fixegcgzgggbégg lhnd Russia. He will comment on rind
honorably discharged, and seeing that play selections from Rizet‘s LAr-
they are given a fitting reception. destenne," Lilixnok'y-Korsakoii's “Sche-
T‘“ ”mum“ will be appointed. bemudo,” and Slbalius’s.“Finlandla.”
to meet all incoming trains. and “9' Music lovers and ideals of tLv- school
are cordially invited to attend the rc-T

cital which begins at eight o’clock.

We have Hart Solutflner tit Marx nil-wool
clot-bra; we guarantee your satial'action
with fabric, a'r-yle, wear, tailoring, dye-
as we always have. You pay more for such
clothes, but they're worth it.

Rogers & Stevens-

Norwalk~Soulb Norwalk

The home of Hart Scbattner a‘Marx clothes

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want clothes that last
fabrics. Prices are

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Maryvlllc Scholarship Fund .
The Christmas vac-titan begins on.
Thursday. December 19, with the regu-
lar term examinations during the
three‘dnys of the same week. in bpllu
of the diliicultlea and drawbacks ”(b
caaioned by some cases of illness, the
school has had an unusually success-
ful‘ term, the pupils having been back
at their work for some time and ha.»-
ing lost much less time» than the
pupils in most schools. It is hoped
that the balance or the yea-s will mom
on. without interruption or chem :les.
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MADRID, Dec. 5.—Count Romano-

AMSTERDAM. Dee. 5_--'[‘he my be made, for future use in ur-

ldoublcd and tripled and still are ’ uea, who has been engaged in the task

jwho bad business connection with the

Bavarian Soldie'rs' and Workers’ mains some sort of a. fitting recon-

'cure the names of the returning men.
‘flfty cents.

‘soarin r. Food in restaurants and
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'so that a Roll of Returned soldiers
The school is planning also tor the

tion when they all get back.

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ion-nu cuaeren nouns scam."
I The pound. social held at the close‘
tot the regular meeting of Opbir Chap-
ftcr, Order of the Eastern Star, last
evening, proved to be very successful.
~0ne new candidate, Mrs. Marion Bis-
.sell, was initiated. and following this
came the social. John K. Finch. the'
well-known \ auctioneer. officiated in
that capacity and the sum of $17 was
realized through his efforts. This
amount will be forwarded lo the Ma-
aonic~Home in Wallingford. Visitors
were present tram New“'York, Brook-
1lyn: West. Havenundna‘nburynud all»
passed a. vary [1th evening.
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AWAY?

or closing your bonds?

‘_ Store your silver and other »
"bulky valuables in our
i ’ Storage Vaults:

We have mom for trunk:
t and large cam ’

. uOOCIETlEs To OONOOLIDATE,~
On Sunday attention. the regular
monthly mouths othlqi Zapptta Bo.
cloty wince not in the new: ritu-
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lions manned

prices gcucrally' also

are mount-
ing, '

ly the program of the German

A breakfast of coffee, bread and ,g’Yeimeggte’ oga‘ig‘flti‘izliy ““22:

butter costs between $1 and $1.50!“ the couvoking of a National

at hotels. It is virtually impossi- , ‘
bio to luncltor dine... for loss than ' fitfifilflgfil £533)“ t” “ M"

$3 or $4 for a simple meal.
Officers andmcn'of all the arm-f , , ‘ , .

tea are coming to Paris "o‘n leave in l'l‘itleinlfi’mpolém fiugrglfldlt‘fiicw

cousrdcrable numbers. Sometimes tween the'Anllgca’on'all questions

“S".“any astwenty “film’s Standlpurticularly that concerning. the:

pat-1‘9”“). "‘ front. "f 1‘0““ offices t former German ctnporor, deans.

watt-mg for somebody -to m l'l'cinicr Clemenceau. on his to
ppm from London last night: ?

‘ leavc',“
when they all demand accountin—
atious. ' ‘ . 4-"
AMSTERDAM. ow. 5.-’l‘hol_ COPENHAGEHQwfi-emeh-
Berlin government, according to . "‘0 mtpstwtlre . , ' ‘
the Dcutscbc Zeitung of Berlin.ll'l’mlrfifiotil tm . . . db u
acriouslv f "33000 In: 0 rim srccewc ere.
' cars a Bdflhefik out 'cherals'orea in diflorentpll‘tl 0f

break uder the leadcrahi f l .

llieblm‘lacht. the Radion‘d’ofsnfii'iib "my were ‘til‘imdorod ridge

Tito calremiula‘al'b width have}? worn a number of madame!” m

(locality of artillorv and uiuni.‘ the rank: tif'tltodamoostranta, mu
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[Council has approved unanimous-l

» maggot regularly continua the

mace MULCTED of coca
mouev wrru sap cnaca

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;Edw.rd Thommn May a. bio Nam
but Hp Don't Work for the Non-
wallt Foundry.
A respectable looking stranger came
tints Frank Moon's saloon at 18 Main
§atrect yesterday afternoon. and after
having a drinker two he became quite
blendly‘wlth the proprietor. and of-
ter‘oonvtnclng him that. ho was a. local

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wm~wod in. trot-
, am in goodyno’uqufor u but
fcheck for that amount. '

He is d as about as Mr!

annual Chrlatniaa entertainment
which it gives for the children at the
Fall-held County Home. This year the
entertainment will consist of a
Mother Goose Play by the cmldreu of
the lower grades and a Christmas
Masque presented by the upper school.
These will be attractivelv given and
are worth seeing by both children and
grown-tips Tickets are being sold for
this entertainment by the girls of the-
archool. They will be' twenty-aw

cents, the proceeds to an canard tinr

of forming a new Spanish Cabinet on
leaving the palace at midnight. an-
nounced that the new ministry would
take the oath of oftlce at noon today.
The cobinet has been cbofien solely
from among the supporters tot Count '
Romanones. who in a Liberal louder.

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» Christmas Club
Chablis. will bezntalled Dec. lath.
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