i1
lsuuk. Later the troops learned:- that
the crew were taken all the day be‘ United Suites Army, in order to fill-
; fore. by a British cruiser
1 Camp Devens where he arriVed lest stones lieutenant and is still '1 resel vs
Washington. On the way over. theJ Gardiner Aviation Field ”its 1
It circled about it until the schooner was declared Lieu Edens put “1315..
1
‘ ish his course in the Harvard 1an
The sergeant arrived at Neurport Schm] which, was interrupted when
News, Dec. 20, and was transferred to he volunteered. ‘He won his commis-
resignation from active service in the '
transport sighted a schooner on fire. bridge ‘Mabs When MWtico 1 .
The latest "(lgmnniélspera to reach
space to the “so-called “Daimler ease.“
which-has stirred all Germany. The
this country are devo on musiderdhle '
principal, charactéroftbc case is, the
Daimler firm of Stuttgart. which is“
Acme cub renews “sir."
‘Elncc ev_er the war began
Each renow‘ who‘s at is colds his hit.
As only a. patriot can;
1
' ,
' .: chief Justice Samuel 0. Prentice pm
W0P§fh“a nursed and women have
6 ANNIVERSARY.
1 , 1! Hrs Stephen Marshall and
‘ family of 54 Spring street, spent sun.
(fly in :Coscob_ to help celebrate the
fiftieth anniversary oi golden Wedding
of Mr. Marshall's parents. Mr. :1 11d
Mrs. Enoch ‘Y. Marshall; . " _,‘i‘,omr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mnrsbaiit'arértirb balmy,
parentif of nine children, all living. and
the grandparents of eighteen 21mm}—
children and two- greasmndcmlswn.
. use.
«unopened. nasal: today with
siding an}! the toll bench of dissociate
leafless, Albert fr. muck. Goings"
W. Wheeler, John K. Beach and Edwin
B..Ga.ger. Prayer was offered by the
Rev. William '1‘. Room of St. John’s
church. Cases were assigned for ar-
gument as follows: ,
. Today-Andrew M. Clark against
the town of Cornwall and- others;
State against Giordano Candide; Wil~
11am w. Wheatley‘ngainst m 11. Du-
buo; Theodore H. MacDolald, Insur»
ance Commissioner, against. the Aclna
Indemnity Company; Maddalona it.
Riccio, against Antonio Montana.
But “at is the bit that’s omens}, fit
Among those present were Mr; and.
Fora loyal and elderly man?
Mrs. Enoch Y. Marshall. an, 1111.,an
Mrs. William Marshall and‘femfly, Mr.-
and Mrs. Edward Marshall and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch R. Hannah, Jr.
and family, Mr. “crunch-mo Mars
shall and family, Mr. and Mrs. William
Christie and Mr “Fred Mamm‘rlnd
one of the largest German concerns!
manufacturing automobiles and air-e»
plane motors.
The Gem public was informed
that the‘German military authorities
had taken over the-rennin control of
the Daimler works. The reasons for,
taking over the Daimler factories by
the government were not explained till
Wednesday. ' ' Lcflloer in the regular army. Mrs.
ms story of the part Battery F took Edens was Mm Louise vairin Snead
in the great war is most interesting before her marriage which cool: place -
It will appear later in detail in The Nov. 23, at St. Lukes church, Noroton.
Advocate. The sergeant himself is inf
He my practice economy. stint and save.
a lay an occasional prayer,
He may vepoltsh his boots and learn to
And barber his scanty hair: ,
His flesh may be weak, but his heart is
‘ bravo
And he longs to be “overuhere. ”
8f m to Osborne avenue
W .Nash, of Van‘ Zuni: street,
W a position with the like
’ 1” '(‘ompany of BridgelIOl-t.
“John Gorham has changed her
good health, barring the physical ail—3
ment that forced him to enter the hos-i
. - 7
pita! It is not a serious ailment. \
11 had of Battery F! the matter “'38 Hiker! up in the reichfi- He may manure economy. stint and save Mrs. Josephine Ricily. all of Cover all
resldfiee from Winfie‘d “Feet 1° 111 Thme 1:81: :2sz eBordeaux, a port of PLAINT tag. ,1 g‘ 0 101901; 1,1? 1&1“?ng bu! Wednesday. Jan. 8-—Eiean0r 13- Conn. Miss Alice Jackson and Mrs.
1 We it was brought out that the Daim- “ c“ ° " “0 "“" "“‘3’ we” W’.‘ Wright against Daniel M. Wright (1
am avenue. 19. I ll lkatluu awaiting orders. All the or an amateur tailor’s skill; ' Stephen Nichols of Stamford, m. :m .
ler firm repeatedly without sufficient
reasons. had raised its prices of auto- antique.
mobiles sold --to the German mn- i T“ ."M" ""3 "n" “a 6“"
ment; that it hilt] mfused to nilW‘flfe on it a rough on a loyal and elderly guy
government to inspect its bookl. and To twiddle his elderly thumbs.
that its profits run as high as 1,810 1%;“":""'er‘¥° again”!!! eye
a car 13 rc- y comes.
per cent. while the firm pretended that ”3 ha“ mu men ”n. hm n.4,”, by
luaprolits did not amount to more than To on sound or the fires and drums. .
11 per cent. éflont'neal 8m.
WELL TO KEEP LOOK BEHIND
But be longs, though he looks like a rare
Patrick Jordan against Abram I. An-
ter; Edward M. Dar, executor,
against Byron P. Webler and others.
Thursday, Jan. 9—«Mary Hellman
against Morris Karp Carl Fagerholm
against John P. Nicholas! Rosario Fer-
rigno’against Minna W Keasbey and
others;- State against mama Perrefia
and Joseph Permits. .
The only motion heard was that 01
'St‘amfordr boys were then “in good
health. Although some members of
ithe Battery were killed in the war.
all the Stamford boys escaped that
fete; Gowns Greer of Gwcob, who was
named at Chateau Thierry. fast July.
hover nun-lied to the Battery but his
1 condition is noinow- serious. ;'
'Mrs. Lowls- Hubboll and dughter-ofl
Bridgeport, Mr. and Mrs. William Mon,
roll and family of Greenwich, M1. and
Mill. Stephen Marshall and family of!
South Nomlk. and m. and an. poms
uel Witmeyer of Broomn, N. Y. Res
freshments were served and all left
early in the evening for their homes.
Wishing Mr. and Mrs. Marshall many
' I: giélrfiand rill-s, George D. MoK‘"; of
Seam aVenuo, are visiting with
trien‘fln New York City
DAIRYMEN’S—30 PT.
NEW YORK, Jan. 7.—-Formal pro-
test against the methods of Assistant
District Attorney Dooliug in conduct.
ing file inquiry before Chief Magis-
trate McAdoo "to determine who is reJ
sponslble for the» high cost of milk,
hasbeen ‘lodged with Governor Smith
by the Dairymen's League: _A copy
of telegram ‘sent to the Governor was
wflm Charles Seeley, of Per
ry “smile, Not-walk have moved to
m m
mm of New York City, is
:I'ille gout of -Irs Hannah J. Seymour 1
The special services at the Roway- made public here today. it declares
ONE MORE SCHEME“
more years of wedded‘habmnflfifi-
ffot Rowan street.
out”; of First street, who
Mr. Dooling has made unsupported
charges of extravagance against om
core of the league and accused them
of beinansensible to the misery and
rum Methodist church had a fine be-
':ginning last evening. The singing
was bright and helpful. Booklets, “A
Which We Have All Been Taught
to Observe With Respect.
Aviators Have Revision of Adana
Jordan and others against Abraham J.
Apter, who moved that certain omitted;
the appellant in the case. of Patricio
MAHIN ACT UPHELD.
WASHINGTON. Jon. 7.—-—The {Kenn
l
._.__
The old adage. “Look before you
leap.” may well bc amended nowadays
to read, “Look behind you while you
fly,” says Popular Science Month _
iy. In Europe the aviators are now
.as a rule equipped with "Wight"
mirrors on their airplanes so that they
can observe not only the approach of
any machines that may close in upon
them from behind, but’ulso keep an
eye on the passenger or aflutor pupil
seated behind them. it is frequently
only a narrow moi-gin that saves on
aviator from :1 collision with an oil'-
plalie approaching: from the rear when
making an abrupt turn. and on several
occasions it maybe ('lt-slrublc for him
to ohgrvc what his companion is do-
ing in the rear of the cockpit. Such a
mirror aches both purposes.
it all aircraft from the beginning
had been equipped with these “back-
sigbl” mirrors any number of fatal ac-
fldcnts that have canned might have
been melHiL!
‘. has 1!. my ill with an attack New Year for a New World ” for use evidence he cemfled
or inflame; It: slowly recovering. 1during the month, were distributed at-
. , ' . 1ter the services. This evening, after
' Edmfi‘ 9010‘“ and family. °~ the song service, there will be a Scrip-
“mm 8'9 the guests 0" 1'9“? turn shower, a refreshing rain of di-
. tives mfim. 1 vine truth expressed in verses of Scrip-
1 lure by anyone present who may do
sire to take part.
suffering of the ill. maimed, nursing
children and the poor."
“Although the assistant district at
torney is supposed to be conducting an
impartial examination into the situa
tion," the telegram added, “and a1
thOugh branches of the Dairymen‘l ,
League have offered to donate milk tc
hospitals and the poor, he has stat
1 ed as a fact the conclusion which this
{investigation has not established
namely, that the object of our mague
is to destroy competition and destroy
the milk industry "
it is complained further that Mr
Dooling has “made misstatement:
concerning museums in salary to 0111
cars of the league and repeated with-
out verification false reports of dis
sension among our members.
The telegram concludes with ll)
lstatemeni that the league desires al‘
the facts concerning the production
,‘and distribution of milk be made pub
lie. but that the league "dens not be
lieve the facts can be made public in
an atmosphere tainted with prejudlc
and violent partisanship which publit
new law, known as the Mnhin Act, n-sé
'ulating shipments of intoxionllns:
OHIO SENATE liquors. was declared valid by the Sm
RAT'F‘ES PROH'B'T'ON preme Court today in deciding qn-u
COLUMB'US 0., Jan. 7 «The Ohio cecdings against the Missouli Pat: 1
Senate today by ‘3' vote or 20 to 32 Railroad for alleged vioaiions of
adopted the Joint resolution ratifying provisions
the National Prohibition amendment. , ; -.
Th? 1380103011 now 8085 t0 the House} Samuel Holly, who has been th
of “Representatives, where it. is cxpect- sick and 113.8,an recuperating in I». t
ed thatman effort will be made to sut- terson. N. J" the past few weeks. i.”
pend the ”“08 and act upon 1* today. been spending a. few days with fl‘ir; ml-
. ““ and relatives in Smith Norwalk‘.
"“0359 SOLD‘ERS RECOVER turned to New Jersey this nlOI‘l'7lll'
\VASHINGTON, Jan 7.——0f 71,114 it hele he will remain until he emu-Hy
wound and injury cases tabulated in recovels his former good health.
the expeditionary hospitals between
January 5 and October 15, 1918, 85.3
per cent recovered and returned to
duty, the War Departmcnt announced
today. The percentage of deaths
was 8.8. "
‘The district commissioners disposed
"’_ of their use routine business when:
they not M ’e'en‘l'ng. .. 3
1‘41": Wag I
.4.
I
_' Mr. Salient, of Long Island. is they!
1, guest of Mr: and lifts. JOhn 1 'H'omme— ;‘
j: iieu, decays-avenue. . 1.
.1
MAR
1o-
, - The monthly meeting of the East:
Norwiment Association will'
be hm immunity Half this after-
noon.
First Suburbanlte—lias your guts
den proved a success?
Second Suburbnuitcul'ou‘ bet! I
set traps in it and we‘ve bud fried
chicken 37 times this season.
—*—-—-————_—_——.
Way: of Utilizing Tomato Refuse.
A would bulletin of the U. S. (19‘.
The- Mr Hook and Ladder
1 .
v‘
' Comps-i 'm‘ hold their regular meet-l
Mr. and Mrs. William Albert Davcno
in; at“ W“ on Van 731“ port in New Canaan visited relative:
'1' streetmxtflonday evening. ,1in Glenbrook. Sunday. omcials of New You Cltv mm portal-m of agriculture brings the "‘
V' " shown." , i‘xurt lint vast quantities of tomato ' WhYSheWI-itcs. WHEN MEN ATE GRASS-
' Them Your Stitch Club will I ‘5 da , U S Arm 5 casualh ——-—-~-——-—~ refuse accumulating each year at to- All young folks love the delightful M. Marcel Beudouln, who has been.
, ZIJIIIU I!" Ii! 1' He I l h n in! 5’8 y FORD AND TRUCK matmpuiplng factories can be. rcduccd stories written by Mrs. Gene Strattou- examining some human remains.
East M Wednesday afternoon. “5‘ "m“ Gum" mum“ °’ 1"“ “"‘ COLLIDE ON TURNP to two promote—via. flxcd‘oil and meal I'ortcr. nnd chm asked why she chose dating from the neilithic epoch
. A “um is desired :was repofled as severely wounded IKE whom ”{ mm.“ may be made mm. urmngusn pliofcsslon, sills samgeg‘ll‘or (the latest Defiéd of the “one age).
, . m l me i. - i from the many reasons (-amclntme to leve _
1 0mm casualty list appearing in: A Ford commclcial car belonging to SJQS'Iifvgmlmgg {02:01:13 an edible that there might be a life work for one he presented the. Academy Of 80‘
" “mm“ ”an“ "1" E'" “was: Sundays papers was listed the he Prune T“ 0°" °' Stamm’d “8 all or as a soup 01!. and by proper woman 'Blmdiuflfllhu‘ WWW!“ “we m ‘ cum” report The ~
iralk W1!” mm m“ considerably damaged this aftemoor treatment can be made useful as n l the forest‘ on account: of my lncllna- shape of Aha incisor teeth of two
bulim'flron Tuesdarand Baum
days, moon 2 to 5 p.m
WWW meeting of we
Sam M and W
was not Avenue Hethodist'
Willis evening,
'1Wmflurfamily;ot
WWW. without:
young children or this distant epoch-
Ioads hint to the. conclusion that
i'hepresent single root teeth of hu-
man beings are in reality a develop-
meat from three germs. and that
man is des'cended from the herbiv-
orous animal with an ancestor pos-
Mg 132 dental germs.
drying oil for paint and varnish. The
local has valuable qualities as stock
need. The department urges the es-
tablishment of reducing plants and the
adoption ofin cooperative plan ofman-T
ufucture in the regions where toma-
toes are extenshely used to unheat-
sups and soups, tho seeds and skins
being at present discarded as useless.
The utilisation of tomato wastmseem’s
to have made much more progress in'
fully than elsewhere.
lions. education and mating. I felt. in
,0 degree, mime! to ho thetrlldoss.”
Her first book. The Song of the (Ehr-
dtnnl. " woe inspired by the has!»
him body of one of those m
blrdswrhlob she found on the highway.
the victim of a bullet. That silt has
opened the way into forest and mom
for many in a fleet testified to by her
large public of readers. Her charming
rut-(RV Lllnllcrlost Cabin. “ neu- Rome.
Inc. is situated at the hood of Mann’s
name of Gustav E. Neumann of about 1: 30 when it was rdlf‘lnto by a
truck on the Connecticut turnpike.
Arne Ford, driven by Paul Bloom.
-w agave his address care of the Y
SenahdrChsrlbo E. Williamson and M. C A.. Stamford, was coming out
TOW"! steppe]: ”R. Hoyt will of Taylor avenuo and was going east
heard this em for Hartford where when the truck came along at a high
they attend“ the caucuses of thel r rate of speed and struck the smaller
car. The front wheel was badl b i
party M0? to the organization 01' the and the axle broken, but forming
General Assembly. Bloom escaped with only minor bruis
es The truck stopped and the driver
gave his name as T. Grimn, 50 Ashley
street, Waterbury. Bloom later drovr
Dalian; asbelng severely wounded.
out replace them ,
Willl [KENNEL f
UKRA‘INE REGION.
Ukraine is from the Russian and
Milfll’u'rlet A. Valentine, teacher
new Yorkdity for the re-
naimwor. .
Ila-1mm Wilton. tamer
“\Wlfie tum also-lot who
mom ms- elty sonic time ago.
’ hvé M and taken up their (on
slei- W avenue:
$11139me evening ISaptain
Keogh.” lie-vein Emilee since last
snmnv F. Bov HOME
:Scrgt. fireadway 87in Stamford So:-
_ die-rs Were ifl‘Hardest Fighting.
Signal Borgb. Ellwood L. Broadway
f Butt” “mild Field Artillery, h'as
Munce, and is stationed
, p ms, where he is receiving
WWfifbe camp‘bospital. He is
Weld!!! on 10 days’ fur-
rénlisted in. the Battery.
‘ rreslde in Rowayton. He
lathe me District school on the
me, has! returned from Mount
Kind. to resume her duties afior a
pleasant 'ncatfon, which she spent
with her relatives and friends them.
Frank H. Haviland, who died at
Soddeldbowwon‘h‘rlday. was very well
.M‘in‘sprlngdale, as urchin sons.
rm“midein thls' vicinity. The .1.»
Mullins Vine road home :1
' im1m 'und proved to: Sconeldtown
where he was living alone.
found dead in bed.
lie was
.Th‘e Springdale Fire‘Company. was
calm at 11:58' a. 111. Saturday to the
home of Charles D. Hickey on Hoyt
street, on the Damn side, where a
chimney are was-Tin progress. Neigh-
bors had the blaze extinguished be-
fore the firemenarrived. The alarm
coming at just about the noon hour,
there was a large number of firemen
on hand ready for duty.
was done.
men that were working on the nigot
time being the night shift will not 011-1
crate throughout the plant as former-
work. it is estimated that nearly 10.1
permanent.
Eugene A. Jackson of the Dal-ion
slde,‘ completed the varnishing of the
interior woodwork in the fifth district
school. including the new addition,
last week, and ‘teachers and pupils
found the building ‘in splendid condi-
tion when they entered yesterday af-
ter two weeks' vacation. The two
rooms in the ~new.building in splendid
used, for the first time and they fill}:
long-felt. want in the old building, the
Walls and ceilings have been cleaned,
and the woodwork brightened in ad-
_m.irable fashion. The school is in good
condition for some years to come now.
it is believed.
N0 damage. 5" l'Vlt‘o
The Stamford Rolling Mills Com-i1"? “9W1”-
' 'pany has laid off practically all of the'
shift in the local plant. and for the Ba
[3,. although some departments wll‘. son and the lurk of cold ice-making
men were laid off by this ruling. Hos" for the annual ice harvest to
long it will remain in force is prob‘e. in Qlder that n Sufllcient quantity of
matiéal, but it is not thought to bo ice may be stored for the summel
7, Intent andcmsaltoderick M. Eden!
to police headquarters, where he re-
ported the accident.
~________~_
RlDGEFlELD SAILOH I8
HOME AFTER LONG TRIP
RIDGEPIELD. Jan. 7.-—Richard Mc-
Glynn, a student, at Holy Ghost college
Cornwalls. Philadelphia, has resumed
his studies after sting his vacation
with his parents, Selectman and Mrs.
Michael' 'Mculynn.
John Moore. a sailor, in the U. S. Ni,
is home on a short vacation. This ll
his first trip home in some months. He
enlisted in the navy in April. 1‘5‘17. at
New Haven. and has been in active
service since. His life on the ocean
has implored him. physically and his
friends were Surprised at his develop-
ment. He is stouter and as staunch as
oak, lie was first assigned to the “ab
tlerhlp Alabama. Later he was sent
to the destroyer McDoug'el on foreign
He likes the life of a seamen
and speaks highly of the fine (leat-
mcnt accorded Uncle Sam's boys in
o
' ICE DEALERS WORRY
, *
ckwardness of Season ls Cause For
Concern
The backwardness of the winter sea-
weather is causing the local .ce deal-
ers no little uneasiness as it is time
be begun
market.
Seldom has it been, according to our
ice dealer. that the harvesting of let
has been held off to such a late date
Usually ice houses are nearly filled by
this time of the winter. and last yea!
the largest crop had been harvested
before Jan 6.
SHOULD BE DEMED DRINKS.
That men in the uniform of the
United States army or navy should be
denied drinks in saloons or elsewhere
where liquor is sold regardless of the
fact that they may have been discharg-
ed: from service. is the'view of the fed-
eral authorities as given to the Hart”
ford police. The lsttsbhave been or-
dered to make arrests in was of viola-
.ing“ this volume the medicalautborlty
liotchu in block and white.
cullurltlcsl perfectly.
The Italians have left their organs and
gone to fight their country’s battles:
country roads.
again to have, more “music” than they
ever bargnined for.
not blows nobody any good, at any
rate the chlldlcn will be of that opin-
flt‘ girls of Soho will .not forget how
to dancer—Christian Science Monitor.
fellow. You could hear him laugh a
block auarv.”
tallies noisy men
an. with executive ability."
piece of ice.
eight-(ylintler fouling car drove- into
’the back void. The driver inquired *
"whether anybody had ordered any ice.
and was told by"_ - . ’
tllat’hhe did
Literature Among the Dutch
The New York Medical Journal
dcixns to enter the field of literary
criticism via the “Nine Humorous
Tales” of Anton Checkov. In review-
mks:
“For many years France led the
way in short story writing. Enough
many of them resembled callous wa-
ter color sketches bowing an cumin.
lcal chum. . . Then came (lie
Won'nutbors. who have equaled
the Mach. but in a «litter-cut w”
Their short‘storios are like powerful
The inspiration of these profanities
lies in the fact that Checkov was once
a doctor. This explains Cbecltov‘s Inc
Be -is a doctor
as well as n Russian.
The street Organ m ‘1
It is quite seldom that matted organ
[seen or heard in London nowadays.
and. the very few about are not ground
undtrundlcd by on Italian or his wife.
their women folk trundled and ground
the family organ in Londonrstreets'nn-
ill air raids decided them twain-t on
in consequence. the
provinces have had. and life likely
It‘s an ill wind
lull but it is to be hoped that the lil-
Squelcbed.
“(luhson usdd tn be a loud-mouthed
“That‘s true. "
“But he has toned down considera-
bly. "
“What happened to make him so
subdued?”
“Oil, he met the fate that oftcn'overu
He married a-wom-
Speclll Delivery. ‘
A Pittsficld woman tcléphmied for a
Shortly affords“! a big,
swamp region. Here she keeps More.
lives another life among the wit}
things. and writes all about then.
Had Hie Good Points.
“Wherever did you get that dreadful
black rye. Mrs. Huw kinsl‘j said the
district visitor. as she seated herself
on {In extreme edge of the least slinky
chair in the town.
1 “it were the. result of a trlfln’ hal-
tcrcution wiv my btuband. mum,“ Ic-
plied the lady of lie house.
“Dear. deer. dear!” cried the'ylsltor:
holding up- her hands in horror; .“honr
dreadful! What a bad. wicked‘mn
your-husband“ must be!"
“Set at nil. mum,” rctorted the other.
with dignity. “‘Awkins is ’asty. but
’e‘s a puflect genflemnu at 'eart.
I can More you that after ’e‘d
my me this black eye 'e sat ’oldiag a:
cold fryln’ pan to it for hupwards of
n hmver. n-trylu' to deduce the swellin'.
A little battalion like that goes a long’
w‘y towards mnkln’ man-rd life 'nppy,
mum. as i (hasty-you’ve fobnd yer-self.”
Heroes of Science.
We. may not be disposed to spend
much admiration on the American ‘vol‘
unteer who consents to be inoculated
with trench fever through the Mum
of the rennin taken from the bodies
more or‘lcss dangerous than that of.
ihe'soldler who volunteers to go over
the top in a patrol ' mid and it is
hoped from the! experiment made with
these vol unicers’ that thousands of lives
may be saved and an immeasurable
amount of suffering prevented. Sci-
once has its homes as well as has war.
—Galvcstotl‘ Tribune.
So Dear of Him!
She was vcry pretty, but not espe-
cially endowed with brains. Her es-
cort had explained that the man be-
hind the catcher was the umpire.
“What docs he do?" ,Khl? asked.
"‘He columns and strikes, and tells
whether or not a man is salt at the
plate"
90:: I sec. He is there to warn the
' batsmen when he sees the pitcher is
going to hit him with the ball.
”sweetly“ thoughtful that lsl".
Bow
lion.
some. lifted
‘a:
“noun
of men. but these men assumed'n risk— _
Polish “Vilnius" meaning the fron-
tier which includes the extensive
frontier region between Poland and
forming the districts of
Kid,- Chemigot Podolsk. Kharkot and.
Palm The region is watered» by
the Dnieper which intersects it in a
winding course from north. to south.
Black soil overlies the Ukraine terri-
tory. which prunes. two-thinker all
Jilwceluibim in the- whole of
Russia.’ The Ukraine takes leading
of Russia.
rank in most other natural resources
MAZMS.
More light for
your money and.
better fluid for
your eyes.
-'l‘ry aSentiuol Want Ad.
“n
SPERM]. REDWTMNS 0N
COATS and FURS
“CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
Furniture
-—and—-—
Huse Furnishings
g.
Norwalk Chronicler