f li‘SaIe of Bed' Sheets-
‘ Pillow Cases ‘
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new cases 35c, 39c and 45c, full.
.k. t '71:: "
“Wes, a new assortment of pat-
28c, 30c, 35c and 45c.
m cloth at 25c, 30c. 35c and 380.
lithium]: botiste.
‘brlc,"Beach cloth and miles,
eta assortment.
E. K. BANKS
‘ndor xahackemo Hotel, weal;
Wolhmgton street, South Norwalk
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Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity.
Fair tonight and'Frldnv. There is no;
welideflned storm area this morninfl;
"east of the Rocky Mountains, An area i
'of low pressure is central over Ontario;
areas of high pressure arc. central:
over‘ South Dakota. and Alnhanm.i
There is very little snow on the,
ground. excepl in Upper Michigan and;
Northern New England and mmeua'lr:
plf’aSfll'lt weather with mild lmupcm-
lure for the season of tllv' vcar pre-
vails in all the northern districts.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
’l‘s-lllpcl'aluru: ”Exit.
21. Show.
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kit} Pierre
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Z’fl‘ will.
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Miéls Ellilll Jillll'n‘ is quib- ill at hr!“
4 Moll :n‘ivlllug
home
The ladiea of the South Nut-walk
Conwggationul (‘hul'ch “ill :{iVl- a 5n}:-
per at the churcli'lil‘ls cvrvnitlu.
The annual meeting of ”l" “"11““("3 -
tlcut 'Library association will be ill-l l:
at the slate library Thnwday, tummy:
ary'27.
Donnelly has it nice- assm-lmenl- rll“
diaries and rear books. You will hi 3
sure- tn find what 11)” need. for every;
7 purpnza‘c, » i
There will be a liter-ting: ol‘ the Book.
Club at the home of Mrs. ll. C. Shm‘l‘l,
Washington street, Saturday at 4 1). UL:
Every member is urged to attend. l
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and Water streets: with a load of fish;
Friday morning from x to 11. i
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Many friends in this city received;
post cards from Oscar F. Schulize. this 1
'morning telling: cheery tales about;
picking oranges and chasing alligators :
in Florida where with M rs. Schultze he}
is enjoying the first stop in a six;
weeks' vacation trip. ‘
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WHITE PINE AND TAR
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Stillson-Powell Com.
South Norwalk
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aim: the contents, clip
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"work was cmuplclcd yeslerday \Vlll‘U-
Red Tag
’ Sale
is some sale—come right here . if
you want to get the best clothing
and furnishings for men and boys
at the lowest prices _
Don't wait—come new when
there’s plenty of sizes, styles and
patterns
MEN’S SUITS
$20.00 Suits ...................... . . ............. . ........... $13.3: .
$25.00 Suits ............ . .................................... $23.85
$30.005uits.................... ............. ....... $28.85
$35.00 Suits ............... ‘ .................................. $32.85
$40.00 Suits ............. . .................. . ..... 2. . . ....... $35.85
$45.00 Suits ................................................ .
MEN‘S OVERCOATS
$25.00 Overcoats . . ...................................... $23.32
$30.00 Overcoats ............................................ 328:85 .
$35.00 Overcoats . . . . . ....................................... $32 85 ,
$40.00 Overcoats ............................................ $39.85
$50.00 Overcoats ............................................ $47.85
$60.00 Overcoats ........................................... . .
SHIRTS. UNDERWEAR.
N ECICWEAR -
Men's 2.50 French Flannel Shirts . .......................... $1.65
Men's $3350 Gray or Khaki Flanzrfl Lilirts ..................... $2.65
Men's $1.50 Fancy Stiff Cuff Shirt- ............................. 95c l
Men’s $2.00 White Stiff Cuff Shirts .. _ . . .. ...................... 95c
Men's $5.00 and $6.00 Fancy Stk Fibre Shirts ................. $3.65
Men's $1.00 Fancy Silk Half Hose ............................... 79c
Men's 75c Fancy Four-imHand Ties ............................ 59:.
Carter's $3.00 Part Wool Union Suits ......................... $2.35
A Great Chance for the Large or Small Man— _
Broken Sizes of Men’s $2.50 White Wool Shirts and Drawers $1.63
Laiics' $12.00 All Wool Sweaters ............................. $8.8:
Men: Sl'.50 Heavy Auto Gloves ................................ 95c
Men‘s $2.50 Wool Auto (sieves ........ . ........................ 31:65
Men‘s 75; Wool Half Hose ............................ 39c
men’s 50.; Wool Half Hose .................................... 35c
Rogers «S. Stevens
Two Stores So. Norwalk
lion/talk
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ROME SERVECE
SECTION TO HAVE -
LECTURE COURSE
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Norwalk. reported in the police that:
llc had shot a do; which was in lllfi‘
rabbit house and had killed six of his
choice llclgiun hares.
it’l’llll'il nl llr'ldgl- slnvl. Basil
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A satisfactory amount oi ltml (““3“ mar jllsl passid lhal tllcy fecl now
the limc has come for bigger things,
and a help that will out-reach their
past cffnrls. How can this b: are
cumplishcd‘.’ Norwalk is offcrcd an
opportunity for a course of lessons or
training for organized Social \Vork
[that will fit us to tackle the job in a
Emuch more comprehensive manner.
The Red Crow strongly endorses the
organization of such courses and be-
lieves that the volunteers connected
\vllll Ilnmu Service Sections will
wmk longer and do more if they have
Buckingham Post, No. 30. XV. R. 0..
met at the home of Mrs, Mary Knoll-r.
2 lluller street. Fourteen members-x
u‘clu prescnt and enjoycd‘ a fine din‘
nz-r SL1‘\'(‘d by the hostess.
As a result of numerous'complaiuls
madc to the police of young men and
Women toilet-ins: around the South
Nurwulk railroad station. especially on
and larlvd until the early hours of the.
such training.
Thc eager response which has becn,
made to the chapter courses in other}
to“ ns proves that people no longer‘
fcvl that good intentions are qualifica-,
lionq enough for Home Service. Thr-y‘
want to learn to do this work in
Sunday evenings. steps are to be
lakcn and zmyonc found continuing
this habit in the future will he placed
undcr arrest and prosecuted.
the 9
T‘VO ARRESTEI) box-ll possible way. i
' ‘ ’i. 7' ‘_ u ‘ Miss Phillipe of thc Atlantic DlVl“
IN ‘kaAL LT (‘ “”13 salon staff of civilian relicr visilvd Nor-é
"fiffig' _ walk yesterday consulting with lhei
““53 Em‘“ 5“”“5' of H‘W‘l‘md Chairman and l‘ommiltec of thc local}
hll'l‘f‘l, cull-red police headquarters at Home Spnlice Section urging ”w“.-
l o'clock this morninc, anti complained
that Nicholag liiscsa had awaullcd
hcr and asked that he be arrestcd. Pa-
co-operalinn in urganizing a chapter‘
course hrrc in Norwalk. This coursel
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“‘1” ('Ollhllil of ten lectures covering:
llr‘lllllllm RUM-rt laincr invcsligull‘ll. livc \vwks. Practical field work will.i
:lllll [llili'l‘il l’lHQ'SH lllll.i('l‘ :ll‘l't‘Fl, bill be 610110 lindl‘l‘ the supervision of the,
he was lull-r l'ell‘ilSUll undo-r lfililllh nf Hound Tablof
H’uilurll marlin-r lull‘: a
$75. which \vcrc l'ulvnis‘wd h)’ Jam” (‘uul'crcm-l- on the problems of Social?
Name. ScrYlt‘l'. The proposed L‘Olll’Sl‘ will ac-'
l-lvidcnlly the Stools \vuman had pummodutu about mirly' persons nndl
forgotten. when she cnlered police is a magnificent opportunity for those?
luudrluurlcrs. that she was \l‘unlvd b)’ -lni,el'l‘.~ll'll in llus absorbing work. The
lllc local authorities {or SleDiIIE-cotlrso will be open not only to the
hlr bonds ill a recent cage. bomelnome Service Section mnmbm-g, but:
lljmc 115:0 Sh" was arrested m a raid im an who are interested in social,
made by (‘hicl' of Policc Pennington l prohlmns of an ‘ kind. l
,and Dcleclivc Sergeant Thomas Hunt; Commute ,illlot‘llultioll concerning‘
on Ill“ Bl'idgl‘llm‘l H011SB 03L Watering,“ course. will be .izivcn upon anhli-
Sll'l’l’i. and was released on bondH-ftulion m the office of the Home Ser-
hul \vhcn lll‘l' lrial came “9 she 19” \‘lL’l‘ Suction, 25"‘Vl'ater struel. 'l‘el.'
4.1m city and disamlcared. The policelngn'
wcrc notified to pick her up on sight;
but they were saved this troublef
when she presented herself last eve-'
HAS HENRY ANTHONY
hing to complain about Disesa. Sllc.l _ABDUCTFD CHILDREN?‘
was arrested and the two cases will: _____.__ ;
lcunt-:- lwl‘urc Judge Vosburgh this :lf—f i
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Warning That Mooney
Money is Being Misspent.
Warning has been sent out by _Ira M.
‘(‘(‘-n>l(lk'l‘llblu newspaper notoriety.
; A ncigthr ot‘ the Anlllonys saidl
ithal her own child had started out'
Defemgfivilh the Anthony children as usual.
= o :lltcnd school this morning. returned
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Oruburu, secretary of the Connecticut‘schonl dufing
NBS.
0 o’clock and said the An:
not been to i
the morning session.‘
Federation of Labo‘r ‘thal ’money'co‘n-land the mother became VN‘)’ mucllv
tributed by organized labor to thef”!‘“me‘l “hm" them.
.. . i This neighbor said to a reporter ;
Mooney defense fund lb being used. by ‘ that Anthony who claims to have been3
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.HllSPllM MEETlNli
Special Session to Be Held at
N orwalk Club Tomorrow
Night, and Important:
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SOCIETY
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L“ . _,____ Businesq in Come Up
_. (built: ls Present - C . t S 't
Bresolcr.H;rwitz. 0a. 8’ ul s!
.7 . A special meeting of- the Norwalk
One Of the biggest and premeSLHospnal Association has been called .‘
weddings of the. season took place on i for tomorrow evening at the Nocwalk . :
Sunday, when Miss Fannie. Horwltz.iCIub. at eight O'clock, t0 consular
_’.most important and pressing matters 3-;
daughter or MK and MFS' W0” Hor iregarding the raising of funds to meet
“'1” 0f 24 Madison street, became the fioutstanding obligations, including cer-
brlde of Herman Bressler. The core-1min equipment and furnishings for,
on , took lace brew s anthe new hospital building. amounting
m 3’ Sp th i; the He t Suite the tidy total 0[ some fifteen thou-.
gogue on . ou . am stree a sand dollars. .
wellplanncd reception followed at 1119. Repeated efforts to hold this meet-i
home of the bride’s parents.
fling which has been called in various‘i
The bride was becomingly attired in; forms. 1’01“ a3 a regular and a a We“;
white satin and tulle with lace veil»
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a. A
January Clearance Sale
Waists, Millinery
. 1-3101-2 OFF
Dresses,
‘cial mecting. tor the past two months,‘
.every one. resulting in the invariable
and carried a shower bouquet of lillies 2 result of no quorum. '
of the valley. Miss Bertha Homilz; According to the by-Iaws, a quorum;
...,. ’ ‘is constituted of seven elected mem-l
“:w ”‘19. "fall!“ '_0f .hmfoTl) ahndeasibfls of the Board of Directors, and,
g m" m 3“ 0“ satin “t“ "t e ‘ ls‘fi‘gwlth that. number present the honor-;
5'0th Bressler. Molly Horwitz.;azy and life directors also have a.‘
Lillian Rudder and Lena. Lavin of New‘ voice in thP business of a regular or}
York. were bride-maids and were all§5lmdm mecling. 1" every instancet
. . where have been a number of these i
attired in while, satin and tulle. The
. special members prenenl, but never!
flower girl was Miss Ruth Firkin. niece more than {our elected drectors at 1
of the bride, and wore a pretty" gown:
any onc meeting. , _ l
of pink accordion platted georgetten A“ "I ””33“" "Oliher President MC':
Sergeant Morris l-Zdelbcrg was best‘
Mullcn. vlcc I’rcsidenl (‘avanagh Sec-f
rotary lebbcll, m- Treasurcr Fitch are ‘
man and alended lhe groom. ‘Filfvlubi‘rrs or ill.) Board of Directors.’
The reception was a great successifleiillvl‘ is Judi!“ John ‘Nalsh. lllO AS~.
socialinn's counsel. '
An outline of the situation (is given‘
by l‘rcsidcm Mcllullen at one of these
abortive meetings was recently prim-
ed in full in these, columns. together.
(‘5:
morning. During the evening: several,
l'lnr- vocal solos were given by Herman‘
Roth and Bessie Rudder. Guests were
ANGEWNE FU
A CLASSY BEDROOM
Classic, :llsu. lm you l‘kc :lrlis-
tic furniturc' Then come in our
blnrc and train your cycs ur-cn
the large; and finest assorh
mcnt of pn'fml :m-tl mod-3:21 sly}:-
furniturl» eat-r Ellnwn in this
act-tier: Although prices haw
"rim: .vc'fl "2c \uiiil‘ is prediwl'
even than vrcr, bmausc. the fill-
cr la‘nmis :zrv‘ not nreedcll for
War pulpmm
throng?
Lcl ur show you
our hwll'lh‘i‘l‘il‘lt array.
RNiT’JRE CO.
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with his cal-neat plea for a quorum at,
the next meeting. -
Ancihcr attempt to hold a meeting
a! lhc usual place on Saturday cvena
inu. .lzln. lllh. resulted in the same
shortage. not only of elected directors. 1
but of :lu‘.’t‘l‘ill of the oificers, who
were ill. '
Now out?“ again a meeting is called,
present from New York. Vl'ashington.
Jersey City. Long Island. Mount Vera.
nun. Ncw Rochellc‘, Bridgeporl and An:
soul”.
I‘llnndzly morninz Mr. and Mrs. Bres-
5dr." left for lhcir honeymoon wllich'
will be spent at Atlantic. City. and fol-»
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keeping. So it’s always a
able utensils as posstble.
lowing which ”my will take m. nwgfand it is dcvouly hoped that the Ironing Boards
res'idcnce in V0“. \‘ork cilv :chargc that the directors do not take
‘ ‘ ’ " lsulhcicrt interelt in the Hospital to! Wash Boards
«- .. ,ailcnd i‘s meetings, will be refuted, .
Mrs. J. H. Malkin. Newlown lcrraregnml some real mlion furnished. -. . Wash Bone“
left yesterday 3” visit her sister. Mrs. ’ ‘ : Wash Tubs
WELCOME TO
SOLDIERS AND ;
SAILORS IN JUNE
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S. F; Barr. in llrnnklyn. and incidental-
ly to greet her ncphew. Stewart F.
Barr; who returnwl from France Frin
day. and expects in be muslcrerl out at
(‘amp Upton. today i
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Lieutenant Froen‘m’n Light relurncdfime when the 0"}. would welcome its ORDER‘OF‘EASTERN
to his home in this city yesterday affaons in the service and Show their ‘ STAR SESSION,
lernoon from New York, where he ar-‘gl‘milmle and thanks ‘0 ”‘9‘“ The HARTFORD. Jan. 30.~With more
. . _,. , icnnccnsus of opinion favored the ear- , .
“W“ bul a ’9“ days 351“ 3““ 99‘9”” "3. summer as me best possible “me than five hundred delegates and unit
mumhs with. the Amcriq-m iipedillon if"? such an event and it was definitely are present, we forty-ninth annual ses-
ary Forces in France. édccldld that it shouldbe held no ear- tlcul. Order of the Eastern Star, was
liter than next June. But a small frac- licul Orde rof the Faster-n Star was
‘1”: x“ — -_ r . =4 (Qtiou ut‘ the emitters and sailor: are ‘ ' ‘ ' '
( on ”km mu 0 ”am H mm ‘ ( ' s 5 held at Masonic Temple today. An ad-
31.1.2.2. , ._ . .lnow home, but inside of six months .
‘ is he guest of h” daughter dress of Welcome was made, by thr-
\fls“ (‘race ll \‘lckerwon “ her home Elbe malnrity will have been discharg-
‘ ‘ ' " ' ' " '.€u and m horn‘alk again. Rev. Dr. William F. English of Hart-
{02dz Grand Master of Masons in Cun-
in \Vcst ('edar strccl. for a few days. The nature of the program and ex-
ticul. The response was by Asso—
ercises \v as lhc next matter of impor-
clalc Grand Matron Mrs. Ada Oakley
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man-
’lzmce to be considered. but this
James \Varun. Andrew Yobbaxy and _
. touched upon m only a general
John lludnar. all melnbers of the old
. . nvl'. One thing is sure. and that is pagan of Donburv.
Sixth Cmnpnny. returned to their that lhv Ct'l‘nl will be lhe greatcst "allot-'4 w re. re‘ 11 f. 1 the'
home from Fort Schuyler. ynslenlnyxlluu the city of Norwalk has ever “' ‘ e D ”m ””1
expurhllced' and will go down in the Grand Chziplcrs of Massachusetts and
.4.
“1 ml \lr Tnlm P (‘nlmn hmpdlistory of the community as a history New York. The Grand Matron re
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returned to lhcir homo in Tlril‘rreporl 'liloqoxflmff :d‘l%vfllgllfilSOUt}hh a{Ftdl‘rhuill- ported 154 members in service.
‘ "” ' ' ,y u est a: L‘ y Officers were elected as follows:
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left their home and friends ready to .
’muke any sacrifice for their country, VS orthy Grand 3131er“. “111‘. A. 0. PH‘
land to? those at home. They nobly gan, Danbuiy: Vlv'orthy Grand Patron.
lperformcd the greatduty asked of Andrew F (1.1. x: . . w . -~ .
Mia! Minnie Frankel. who has beenglhem evcn though it cast some their ciat Gr lid :{dter ‘ 9:1.Ijmrnn‘lAbfl)
spending a few days with relatives ininV‘“ and some their limbs. To show ... e a . ‘k a on‘ 1 lbs ‘ nurse
Norwalk hm- returned to her home mllhe heart-loll gratitude and the honor (Inland, Bridgeport: Grand Secretary.
we; Yer}; ‘ and respect which the city holds for Mrs. Harriet I. BarWell. Winstcd:
- < those Iliill'lllls they Will set aside a Grand Treasurer, Mrs. Bertha L. S.
day and a night for the entertainment ‘ _ 7 .
- (:allup, Moosup; Grand Conuuclress.
and pleasure of our heroes. _
it was deemed advisable that the Ml‘fi- Hallie M. Slickle. Newinmon.
;nccasion *llould at first take on a 581‘: -—-——-————————-
ious aspect and in accordance with’MORE COAST AR ILL Y R 3
this vii-w one or two of the greatest T ER T COP
speakers in the country will be socur- SAIL
cd to address the. boys and their
friends and families on the night pre—
lll‘tcr spending :1 four days with relu-
liles- in Norwnlk. ‘
(‘ilu Hatch. furmcrly of Norwalk.
brother of Manuel T. lialch of 19 Fall'-
field avcnUc . visiting: friends in
town.
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Mrs. Caroline Lippcncolt is visiting
\K'ASHINGTON. J an. fill.~-—-Thrcc
her hlslel. Mm. Clarence 111119? 01' nuns and the following day will be regiments of coast artillery troops: are
Mam street. aSSlgned' as a day Of jolliflcaiion f0" included‘in armv units announced bv:
>_H_ .. ..... ._-..-.. _ 6"El'y one in in? city. Pal'adpsi break- ‘1“, \Var IX partmrm l)dd‘ h j g
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TRANSPORT MARTHA lasts, dinners, suppers, dances, enter— '
llainmcnt. social gatherings, water- sailed for home. The transport Acume-
. ‘ - WASHINGTON ARRIVESgsporls. water-parade, and in fact ev- non, due at Newport Newt-z. February
Thbah“ PORT NE“ 8.. \’a.. Jan. 30.‘ girliicllrigif’hgu 13:11:.“pr eutertaénngent 4, has the 515i. Regiment complcle,
e transport Martha Washington. 5 p ease an e ear and the 44th and ,60th Regiments arc
w .. “ . .1 the boys will be arranged for. No . .
Fhich arrived here (last night from effort or expense will be spared to on the Cedric, scheduled to arrive at
rance Willi RhOUL ~.-)00 officers and make this great celebration a. sucggsg New York the same day. There are
men. docked today, and in an hour all
of the troops were on their way to de-
Chalrman Cavanagh 1137f prepared a. 450 officers and (i
plan of preliminary organization which shi q
he distributed to the members and p..
.000 men on the two
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Laundry work is not the most enjoyable end of house»
good scheme. to provide as service.
Of course you can find them here.
Wringers
Sad Irons
Electric Irons
Clothes Dryers
Clothes Baskets
Albert F. Gehe be
IT'S HERE IF IT’S HOUSEW’ARE
Phone 527.
South N orwalk.
WANT NAMES OF COMPLAINANTS
“‘ASHthl'l‘tlfx", Jan. 30. "Aflt-y' hm;
'ing the leslinmnv of the rave lcnzliu“
meat Dackl‘rs nil the rllarcc (if decva‘
Trade Commission that Hwy haul (mu
blned to control meat prices. mcmllcrs
0! the Hourl interstate (‘ummva'ce-
Committee today tenmliuh Hill‘f‘l‘l
to demand 01 the Tradc l‘. mmiw‘inu
that it submit named of v lluvww-s up
on whom statements its at
collusion had been based.
Examination of Louie L. Swill
ident of the Swill 8.- (‘ompanv in
the Senate Agriculture (ommiltce,
halted today l5 cllnhlc him to consla"
counsel about the effect nl~ his: lentil
mony upon his status in 1 al pl'occed-
ings in which immunity nlilrlll b‘é
sought.
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ANOTHER STEAMER LAUNCHED.
STRATF‘ORD. .lan. {lit—«Tile
Caneri, Second of the Six \Vl‘I'tll‘li
steamers built a: lilo l‘lO'JH'iillllll‘ Hill:
iyards for the United Slates~ t‘va‘l'll
’ment, was launclwd at it» U'l'llmh
:day. The \csscl was chriMe‘lrd
QMlss Janie Russell iiickzlrd.
descendant of lhmicl llnmc
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Anti—Freezing
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barkation camps. Major-«General Ed-
win F. Glenn. who commanded the 83d
proved a helpful and useful aid in the
evening’s discussion. . Meetings of
The Agamcnon is bringinc‘ also
Base Hospital No. 2. enroule 1.0 (Z‘amp‘
SKATES SHARPENED
the LIW. W. and Bolsheviki for theirlzworkmg in Albany since leaving Nor-i Division, came home. 0111119 ship With
own ends. A letter from Mr. Omburn, ; walk. recently anneal-ed in town, and; the Second and Third Bagalions, com-
sub-committees and the finance com~ Meadp two casual com . 1
' » antes \i , ..
mittee, the funds for the conducting p M ‘ 9“
REPAIRING
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‘ continue to fight to secure a tair trial.
who was a’ delegate to the recent;(Esau:gedmfgggfisgly on his wife :1ng
. : ‘ . g 2 3 . -t . mum svm at
Mooney congress lg! Chicago, has been , for the woman‘s condition, and plglmisxl
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sent'to secretaries of the Central La-l in: financial aid.
bor union and offlhated local unions, A? 500“ as notified, Sergeant
throughout the country, in. which he':fioshglfiliggofiégenfgfie 09d,” ‘now
expres‘ses his belief that the Mooney her husband may h lerh L lame
fund is belng misused, and adds: dren away.
: ' “In the interest of justice and'Am-
erican liberty, organized labor must
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ave taken the chil-i
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REMOVING GOAL RESTRICTIONSJ
, \V’ASHINGTON. Jan. 30.—-An order
removing all restrictions, including
price and zone regulations on anthrax:
cite coal, has been prepared at the
for Mooney. .I, therefore recommend
that your organization at once forward
to the executive council’ of the Ameri-
can Federation of, Labor, :1 request
that all funds herealler' subscribed to
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Fuel Administration, ’and awaits Ad-
this object £9313“ ‘be' received and ad- ministrator Garfield’s signature to
51911115501393 15°13”.th a commission ap- make lt effective. Anomclal anJ
“Oh!
prising Companies E: F, If. i. K and L
of the 330th Infantry, casuals‘ruid 200
sick and Wounded. '
MAINE MURDER TRIAL
SACO, .\-fe., Jan. 30.——The defense in
the trial of Henry H. Hall for the mur-
der of his wife continued today its ef-
forts to discredit the evidence that
Mrs. Hall‘died from injuries received
at the hands of the lay preacher of the."
Union Baptist Churchet W'ells Depot.
Counsel for Hall claimed that the W
man accidently fell from a bridge into
a brook. thus sustaining the only in-
juries rec'elVed; and that discoloration
on thetln'oat and elsewherexevealed
the out my. nocturnal" ‘ '
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of the affair to be raised by voluntary
subscriptions, will be called within a!
few days.
SERGT. HUNT MAKES
QUICK ARREST IN
ROBBERY CASE
Luigi Apisella, of Wood street, noti-
fied the police yesterday afternoon
room in his hotehthe Grand Union,
em Wood street. Detective Sergeant
Thomas Hunt was assigned to the
Lcattle and less than an hour later An-E
no Stab'ell. 24, of 101 Harbor avenue,
was locked up in police headquarters,
charged with the theft of the mu.
The hotel-keeper had left the non-
yeyyinobaxluhls back momma-dur-
billbbsem _ thew ‘ is
aowners in the flew York Harbor labor
that $175 had been stolen from a back-.
York troops, 92 casual office‘s. 550 sick
and wounded. and 43 naval oflicern.
A. W. Hodge
North Main Street,
South Nor-walk.
. RECEIVED
; NEW vonK. Jan. 30.--Adoplinn of a;
,rcsoluuon by the “far Labpr Board in '
S‘Vashingtoh. declaring that there was
{“not the slightest foundation” for “an;
.inslnuation" by counsel for the boat-~‘
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‘controversy. that the “employee Were:
flu receipt or German money," was 311-.
nouneed here today ‘by Frank P. WalBh. l,
attorney for the workers. who received .
'a copy by telegraph. Ml~.' Walsh had,
’ protested against the lnsinuation as an;
,gllrrelevant issue injected into the case; mm M? “m or from furs cai‘e-
bym improper remark by counsel for, {null «tuned by experienced fur-
thg ' ' ”gm W m TCWhOfle 389.
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