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Heydler Says Finding Wigi
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Joseph Foreman. who
among the Norwalk boys at Camp
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BOG 55111 DEFEATS l lll lilt‘ vow of peoples inN; 3It'ti3.
2‘ ,. I r ‘ , , , 'iIIItlI developed tor self- up 'IIII-
1“ARTO B} ‘hAyOv’llnent. the statement explains the

iLeague shall choose the power
3.1.-Louis most suitable to govern, under
certain guarantees to be fixed by
the Peace Conference of 2.1.3.3
League. Provisionally the Atri-

Ldvt'lzu. Mas1-..J;3II.
Bogash of Bridgeport lightweight
champion of Connecticut, vindicated
the judgment of Lowell, boxing fans
last night when he put. Johnny Mato
out by a technical knockout in the
sixth here last night.

Bog-ash has fought three limes Dew

shall be left as they are now. in
lcontrol of. the 1303va now occu-
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been at war with 'i'lll'itey.

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pllllliIalIN (If the .‘cllaie today
Nllarpl) attIII kt‘tl the. plan for death

in" With German colonies 333131076»,

eupied territories of Turkey “Rh
which it was announbell;
in Paris yestcrIly had been prozk,
posed bv President \Vilson and
accepted in principle 133' the Sn»
promo Council.

 

LABOR CONCIL'JATOR

IN NEW BRITAIN j

NEW BRITAIN, Jan. 31. -—L. B
Thomas of the Department of Labor
. 'clliator in the strike of machinists
'he Rockwell—Drake plant in Plain-
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' ~ . ' ~ As regards . Rsiali: 'lurkcy, the m ,‘
i _ _, [Ill-Ell b90303? 0f tin-Injury t0 hrs 199‘ NEW YORK. Jan. 3l.——No decision! Become a Lavy Next fore Lowell gatherings in the past ‘ statement adds the four great ——Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
was discharged yesterday and is greet- will be given for two weeks in the: M th :month, and has shonn more champion-' I , . . - . ' .
. . . l 1 . C - ti 5 I 0“ pou ers ale to undeltke ltN _3IIl- ._. -
--~' " '~"“—~"—~" ~ mg us. many men s Iero (3 ay. , N I 3 clip s u on eac occasion.
_.n I f d 1 t d lfaanjtinfi‘11hquedgr‘by 02:22: of. “:1: 1 ‘ If h La t:lninistration at once and the.
,3"... ‘ - 1... _ -m l T“; y: ”I adem ting to influen e l i Richard Howell's new boxing but mgm he fought one or me "108' hm Council of Ten hau Ilski'd the \ «31'-
N. (f O P: . Mn and Mrs Chase of California (' u Vii- l pus: f 1 c m-i framed to legalize boxing in Connecti- liant battles of his car'eex. tearing into sailles “ 311' Council in 5311”.“ a
iHL Ll! ewsl ‘1’." "U“ N’S‘dmg at the Lindenhurst l:r(’ll°l" ‘ ‘9 r95“ :Pdg‘lm'is in; 89a 1cut and restricting the game from a Mal'to from the tap of ”w gong m the PPIlm‘t as to the be“ trim?" 31“ H
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3. I ' . :,lnn Norwalk. theil advent to .\O!‘\Kalk Pm] (1] :2;- 11811201111 (H as ng t by promoting standpoint so that there first round. and timer lettlng up for , able for the. occupation of has
a ibI-ing due to the “(1t that Mr. Chase III-'ifi en 0 n ey or at the close will be no possibilltj of scandal or up. an Instant until the finish. lTuI‘kisll area
1...... has llt‘tfllllt‘ Ilssodated with the Nm-E "r a “"101" ”‘1‘” 8‘ National League derhanded work was lntmduced m He slashed and punched and jabbed; -————-—- ‘
'3" film I". Horn of ‘_' llurritt 333'I-IIIII-.- “-3“,- The .Q— Ruth-r ("I31 ’lheddqualtms. :the Legislature at Hartford yesterday 3 and h00k9d his opponent 1011!“1 after: ] (l\‘])()\', Jan, 30 W'l‘lle (let‘-
.- 3 3 1w..- llI3lllI'. - , t Declaring ”If” voluminous notes Of‘ ‘by Senator Bartlett of Bridgeport. It 3 round and when the fifth came Vlallo ma“ government CO““‘nll‘h'li’S
i 1 33......m .3 ”I .3“: I'lul'm-Il Ilotili "”dpnm would “0‘ be 1001‘“ "“0 be‘ was referled to a committee for con-f “as mm“ in- Toward ”19 end 07 ””3‘ strong measures to combat ,the 3
1' ”d“ “‘1 tnrnilnl‘e "M Kim ”Ii 33": l’uthskcllm .N'utuldl Iv nix ht until ll "0 l fore \‘lwndax \ir Heydler said sidel'ation, and will be acted on by the! round Bog-ash gave him a “m jolt on "N’Willg strike “3"“ “19"": and
A: 3”...“ mm. 3“. fn'lnd in .3“. 3,,sz ~_*___ § I hale taken the case under ad'flbgislativc body probably some time' the (hip and he went to the fiO'ifOi a will soon bring- forward a blll ;69 NORTH MAIN Sir:
.Ns-n ' R'IymonII :llltl .N'IIII. III-'33! None i' Air. and Mrs. W, llorwltz or Madison vrsement and intend to give it ”“3. 10“'al'd tholatter part 0" ppbma” count of seven. H9 “as film» out compelling men to work and 80- L 1340 1341
.. n.3,. 3.~.13;.~;.- In their mlv, 1'5“...“ hm:- r...3..i\....j cards from Mm most thorough and careful considera- The bill provides as DIEVlOusly imade standing up when {hp bell sounded "111.0“ punishing strikers aceord— TE . .
—-——~—-—-—-! 3 1.21 land Mrs. [nu-"”1" Bretzlcr, who are “on. I cannot say how long it will _pIIbliI uhile it (I'm yet in dralt folm ‘and r-ficlused to come out of his corner ing to a (openllaO‘ell dispatch to ,
- .I 3 3mm! :3' HHYW'H” ”Ill-"'3 enjoying their honeymoon at the pres—i "ilk" 111" 10 N“ m"?! this mass of e3i- ‘lor a Ionnnisslon ot" three men to have at the and of the rest period Eillt’ IIXI llangc Telegraph ( 0m" . k I . 28 1b
——~~3—3———-—— mm mm. in “'usllinglon, D. (Y. Silence but I will announce my finding absolute control and supclriNion 03'ch llogash has already been ;N'igned to pany. Small P“! For In '
:5,“ 5.31 \ «we, (Ii I‘uI- Nov-- ’ ‘ as early as DOSlth." iappear here next week his oppontnt l
. i iall boxing in ”19 state. It would al‘SUI . . v l 25%
I .3 — I'IIIIII'II III” in tlII' NIM'HlC- Mrs. Hurry (‘. Fudge. manager of. The charges made against Chase are . - to be selected later. BI‘ 1\\b “ “dnomhtk ' a” -
> . 3 _ g " " ' 3l'ml; l.»l'3lln(l bouts i) I l t' 3 , , I I L rs
:z- ~.;Illt)ll Al'lll} lln‘ I on; the Postal Telegraph (‘01. of Norwalk. brought undm Section 10 of the eon- ii:cision ’ ( i i O P'W‘I -1...-.-. ilartial rIslllts fl om thI' Prussian ,Small P12 Fresh 811% '
.Nm .-3 Hm: I-II-nin“. is enjoying a two weeks' vacation at stitulion of the \‘ational League which Another ppm-i130" which 31- 3mm; (0 MORIAN ISCHOSEN . telections Sim“ ”H" ”I“ Mojnrii'x i 3? . 281'. lb.
hm- home (m 'F‘il'st street. East Nor-' wad, as follow ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘Smilists have “on 98 scan ill the . .33: I ,
. 3 .. “3" 3- ~. 3.: .. . 3 kW“ 09"“? l'romme” ““"‘-‘ l3“ ”‘3‘ AS BOSS 0F REDS new Parliament; Independent. 80-2
l‘ I mm" “WWI“ M JIM H ”in ‘ '“ 3lll\1 l A") person \lllo Ska" be pl‘oven the e\hil)iti0ns can be staged onl) b) i ' "‘ l t 2;] Denim 1'3 N' H ' V
, 1 will 333- ,1,.”_.,..d in “.31." “I”! lglllll _ ‘f . ' ‘ j. . ( 9 f ,(ald IN S - '3, .. 3 . )0 N . G ,
' ' 3 ‘3 I l'i 'l"'lln 'It‘lwr hem" \'l:- and \ll"' 1‘ l (‘rIInoulIh arI km 'Iit (:nijggrllltg. dzleung, (onsplrimz' b‘m" ““0 ”“1” havmg 194M d halls. CINCINNATI 0.. Jan. .‘ll. l’at Mor- ( llriNtian People .N' 13;. ._ forlncr- small I lg '3‘th Ham“ 350 lb'
.-3'I- IHUI I-I I -N . .I . :N. '. 4. x “ ' ‘3 ' ( p . . i . ‘ , , '. -
I ' - ll " ll 33 II lti l‘l‘nl’t NtI'I'I'I tod'Iv etlIhratim: the first annivel's ll‘V b ll to r' 'Inli: (El “"159 alln gumth and "NW ”H" p0stlng 0:3310'000 bond. an. “"1"” manager “l ”I" l’hiladel- l\ the (,‘I‘utl‘ists 49: National Lill-
'3 I. "3 .-'I 3 3 ‘. .3 ‘- ~ I. Y‘ . . .' .1 . 3'3 (-53 o Icrwise Ian on Io. .- .. . - - - ' ' -
, , , , ' ,'u-l (l llea\ bond the ' 1 I: \'t . ’ 3 3-3 ' ‘ 5"“ ‘ ‘.' 2 . 3 '
u \ ”Huh ”I ”W ”W or ”w”, marriage. Ms. Grecnough was merits um” llle playing rules. Hm] “uh N I 3 - 3 re “oulI 1313 l .3 ion” Imelgm- haNIbIll club. 334]. ll. and (onNIINatIIIN. .1 Pork ChODS _ _ ..... 30C "3‘”
, ““me “i“ Vivi'ln Vlac'lv he f I l' Hi 1 b i be no question of the management signed a (onll'zlct yestelday Io nlanagcl Illese results seem in lllIllI'IItI‘ tlldt ,
. , l I. '( II-.I,. 'va g 3 - ' --'. _ , . . . - I - ' '
, , l3"- .. . 3 l' m , 0‘ ” ‘_"q.u"' “ -‘ h" [”9“ hmakmg any of Ilm commissions or the (inelnnati Nationals during the there \\‘lll not l)(‘ 31 Suelalllst lll3l- ’
" i\.'.\l' l'—n"l ~ 3‘ (”HIP-”TA I3m( dent of the .\3Itlonal League. from not 1.1-,“ ' l - , - -, I r .. l
I t - \3'Inol v till 1 o‘clock Miss Anna Panton. a former resident ~ ., ~ ( L 3 “”5"" H h“ “ark “m‘ “S ‘d‘lsmc‘my" JIM“) m “1“ Parliament. 11325 0f (‘Ieluune Lam ’3
i 1‘ i l i 'Ui' Vorwall' i- pending an Winter in In. a: llmplle. manager or plflV‘el or Gambling (3n the outcome of any oi that he would be signed {or the 19230 Tllcl‘e are still 150 (listl'iI'iN it)
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3., .1 mm... c .\3, Wm ;..- 5.”. “hm“ mum,“ cc'mdin: m whim '" “I“ 0th?" capacity in all! game 0‘ the matIhcs in the building in w-hiIlI season if his wmk pdm'es satisfactoly. 1,9 pom-.1 from. 3 32“, lb,
' ~ ill 3» l‘I't‘l - oi I i‘nroin I ounI-il “Mania 1,, “Whip 1",“. ' bu” pmticlpntod in by " 1933““ club." the bouts are staged is also prohibited. , Moran was signed to manage the. 113— , -—3————
I. \ \1 “I...“ mm. mm “.11... ‘ 3 2"“‘0 rd“ l’rl":‘°"‘hi“" (“\WO WWW?“ Them are many other funnies to the mil club after Presidmtt August Herr-j NEW YORK Jam 3LWA pa“,
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.. ' , 9 1 -I'ul mom - . ~ ‘ ~ . ‘ . . I 31-. unse ‘ or m 0 officer of hill whit-.1 “mo inI-orpoluI-Il “illl the man had tailed to remix-(3 an ans\\'l'e\ African ‘qn‘f‘ll'el‘cp 1” m- held In Forequarters . . . . . . “.250 “L
1' i i ‘i' ”V '1 ‘1‘ 1" “HM”. . ‘ ”uh”! “Npher‘ “”"wll" ”I ‘\‘"'. ”‘9 ( m"”mfl“ “Uh ““5 0": hand 1“” idea or making “ml kéi'l’infl ”"5 590‘" to I cablegram sInt two necks ago 10’1" l" '13 di‘ ' 1" 1‘3 and 14 ill
:33" 1- 333 leml rooms ”13." t'l‘l'll'. walk. and now of Philadelphia 19.7mm (f. Toolp, anOlller New York law— go clean and “-9.. from taint that there . . "I.” ( rm " ‘ ‘1" v ‘,
1.,“ .N'pI'ndin' a I'm (11“ with ”MUN in “T looked 1“ r ll 'p ‘I . . _ . . ( hristy Mathewson. who is in Fran(3.3:\\'lll('ll rcpl-I-Nelltutlves from l\olth Ste , L b we")
- ‘L the third Ill. N'3iliIt ‘ ti InIl c I 9 -‘0d d up ‘ "H”. W)" be no “05mm or "8 future favor 51> it chaplain in the chemical service land South Alllerica \Vest indies Wing a!“ ' ‘ '
- 3 es .N' 3 ' 5' 3 ' 3 I . . . . ' 1
1 “W4 3. “mum.“ mm, . .wnm Wk l”‘;‘:a:“n::h “rm“ F11; U" with the public. 1 3 The {act that. Mathewson tailed Io;.mIl Airlea “'1” he represented .
‘ i .. h“ ‘ '5 ‘ a a 9“ ”“3 5' ’ a tenth There i.- PH'I) imitation that tllI an‘swerthc cable. ram (.0 - ‘ ' — ) I I -.
_._...1_- 3 -. - . . . nunced the has been s'ulctloned l3\ I I‘IIniIr .
~ l . :3- Menu. l'IcI-nlan Light has IctulnI-d «m of the (‘inI-inn‘uti (‘lub (who ig now bill will be noted on fa30rably by the Cincinnati owner: m" he W“ notiii lelnenceali “f Franc“ ilt‘0(ll‘(llll{£ Lean Beef P01330351? Mb“ ,1 '
‘\I."' I.l;ui_ ~' 3193‘: I't‘llilt'U“ 3} l’ "L". to the base lloSpiLal in New York. lie in the [. Inited States .Nenice in Flame 3 (ommittoo to “hicll it has been 19-‘ '.. ' ll 3- l' ill ,1 ti , _ i
3n I .33. 3,.3 3143.! I .II 1113- rezulzll' mid-Week I”, we m 1,. ll . 1h. ., ,1 - r, . d. N , , - desirous of continuingwith tho ( incin-l to 3i ca 3 031333111 min I pll 3 II 3} u -
— . l - 3 3 M (UL-H 1" 3 t“ (1.33‘ and litcher Perritt of the New \ork ferlwed and if so there is little doubt I l '1 f _ l , Al - . .1 05,.
.Nm .3 3 :II III-3 .N‘nmll Norwalk M1 7.; thin“ “ r b b b In th tit ll b l w . nati team .Moran alrlved here this Naiiolla .N'NoI-iatioll oI tII (- Beef Liver , . Z “)5. for .'.o 3.
(II 33 .2 i'tS’t l'\'!'[llll'§ 1 UNI-up iMllls. oi, Mrs. George Adams is entellainilllil d'a‘vit: “filfhawfgit -‘Ilc‘-c:iilll=illil‘?: all; H a WW1 7900319 H a ‘ ‘mormng but it was not until late this I’Eilnvcmimt 0f Cijlom(i).P{{)p11§i
‘ - ' . ‘ ' ' ' '- 3' - II th I ~ 11 l (3 InINsn n3 n as roIII r '
33.3.3. 3.3. Iy.-.III1I— ill" .Npeakcr at tho 501" Mr. and Mrs Smith or Amy York at dence. . y ‘ R ' Q 3“ ernoon ‘“ “3 .NucceeIId n com 5‘ ' .
\3 -..l Ill-liIorI-II an inn-rusting dis- her home in Newtown avenue Several Witnesses were called. “ILTON MA ‘ASK in: to terms with hie Cincinnati clubs.i Hill'gllal‘dt ‘l‘l 8““ ”l" “S‘W‘m- IChlle R11) Roast . . . '1 283 lb’ 1 1..

 

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ABOUT HIS DEATH

V among those expected being \lanager
John Mefll'an of the New York club:

 

 

 

{MATTY TO. SUCCEED

ltion N repreNentatiu' in Paris

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Them,“ i} Saturday night. Dam-in: tree from $1110: pm)?“ A E Neale Jaycs J1Rlnc
izlll342d'. an3| plenty 0f 0‘11” ““3n"""gunm “'30' Sand Michael J. Regan of the Cincinna-
m “Bud (13IIII'IIIL'N'lII3I‘31N bfftll'(;‘tll‘i;1:;lt;:l\:§ Mrs. Charles FraiikI-l m. I North Ii Ii.ul3 while 1.0.00 PasN'e. L. E
“Hi _'w‘l.5‘_m. franc-‘1, ii) ‘fmi' fill): (laid-i Main nil-eel. is (enjoying II three weeks' RH“) "ml S“! “‘9” “ all of New Y‘” 1"
N Izr.-.I~,3I-IIN on: .NIOI‘1 o (:1 .-' - Evacation on Long Island. ; 23m» testimony 33s to (Wllallllll‘l in be '
J'In: N13339:; I.-' sure to bI- InteIINtmir.i lha” of Chase,

“PM the M‘- nm. Ida J. Roberts of Berkeley “REV
, , 1.1 1 — 111....-. _1-_--.. istl'ecl. lt< spending the week in New(} A still alarm (‘alled out the Hope
'York, I lose wagon at 6:30 last i
For Coughs COIdS Etc' l 1.1.“- quench a small fire caused bynbiii'lltilri;
{WHITE PINE AND TAR iFRED MOORE WAS gratis in Masoletti's candy Shep.
25c per bottle. .1 blaze originated among some rags in
Stillson Powell Corp i KILLED IN FRANCE thp uppcl story. but had not gained
- .. [I {Continued from Page One) l headway when the fire laddies arrived
South Norwalk 3 ,_ fund was extinguished wtih trifling
i The our department' 5 nolititation damage.
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'llol'o met his death

makes no note. of how the. Norwalk
whether he was'
killed in action. died of wounds or dis.
case 03 wheiliel he was taken prison—

The “'illizml H. Ferris homeste-
Flux Hill Road 33'
Miss Emma Donoum. Charles E. .-lenI

ad on

(Continued Rom First Pam
something about it. He has Willie-n
the following letter to the Supreme
("oult regarding the leport of his dc.
mise:

" ‘The above statement is so at var-
lance with my knowledge and under-
standing that I am prompted to brim:
II to your attention, 11nd to advise you
that i must seriOuslyI question its ac—
(ulncy. in fact, i would meter that it
be not embalmed in the solemn record

The of such an august body as the Supreme
Court of 'Westchester County W'ill you

therefore take appropriate steps to
correct what. seems to me a manifest
error 0l adiise me or the time and
place of my demise."

Attorney IMlddlebrook is the son or

the late Samuel B. Middlebmokv

Wilton and brother of Frederick J.

as sold yet-m rday lo \iiddlobrook.

 

$

I MORAN AS COACH!

('nnfcrellcc delegates the question

, (31' internalionalization of
Chrmmpl‘" Mathewson “”1 m all! l'ormcl-(‘Iernlall colonies in Africa.

probability. succeed P“ .Moran 3"“ l’I-\Rl\. Jail. 3].—Tlle I’eace
coach 0! the Giant pitchers and event--
ually succeed ~70th MCGWW 8" man plies to its invitation to the var-
1180! Of the New York club “"5 is] louN' Russian governments for a
the one big factor baCk 0‘ ”‘9 ”193“" conference at the Princes lN'lalIIl.
0i Moran to ClnCinnatl- . III one of these the government of
Matty is OWESMS Wilh “‘9 Unm‘d tlII- l\ortll Russia fornlerlv refuses
States army of occupation Th“ dal" to meet with the Bolsllcviki The
of his return is Problematlf‘al- "9 Omsk govcrnlnnet (3f Admiral
should be back by late in AW“ hOW' Kolcllak. while less categoric in itN.
ever. r_'epl\. e.\ 'presNes strumr reserve.
The former "
tract with a year to run to manage
Ihr Cincinnati club. It is believed that
he is tired of managing in the Ohioj
zmeiro‘polis, though, and will welcome

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PARIS Jan. 3] .~—-\\ llatevfer
lul'ees lllil) be sent to Turkev for
garrisonillg purposes there
he no American troops

called to place before the l’I'uce1

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3 derloin.

Fresh Dressed Chiekbna.
3.443.? lb.

'Fresh Dressed Fowl . 4'24: lb.

(‘oni'erI III-c so far has had two I'e-l

Calves’ Liver. Pork "Pen-

Fresh Spinach. Kale and

Cauliflower.

Also a full line of Emit.

 

1 er and did while in 33 prison camp. in
a letter received in this city and writ—
, ion by Pli'vaie. sam C. Polley.a.noihe1
number of the 102d. some mention is
' made of Moore. Polley writes that on
the morning of September 27 the 102d
made an attack on Marcheveille" The
\nlclican boys stalled from Saulx on
the Woevl'e Plains, off the San Mihiel
,lIoIcst. and succeeded in takingtllo
vill131g'3-.Pollcy went 03' or the top with
l bozh 1 ‘red Home and lohn Manick.
anolhII local boy; who was a runner
to: the find. and who is also missing

 
 

 

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“‘33! Lightefi lillllll'flill‘: the attack. neither Moore
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l i 5'31; ventilated coupon 4 ' :e~=n ll(.')l heard oi them from that time
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él SAN” INE PLANT
3-.‘7‘ ~ ' Is. ".
ii; -- 23.11 (:1. tomers l .3 EXPLODES IN
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I} Here they may take their “~Ni ACK' " '
i?! i V » ha>”--
3-13; SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES ' ; Lontuinetl I‘rom First Page.
JEEP. the“ Wish to exam- I i- , . "'
fit . .7 ‘ L . .11 ll“ tux-t detonation was heard for
iii 1:19 the contents, clap '. l ””‘3"" mud and broke window
Iii :, tilt: 'nngl” . the, low,“
5.; 33.431133011516130. ' I III 3.3' loan 33m 31 --~T\x(3 hangars‘
3 . -'-l3 ((333133iIIlII'r sl.\ airships were dis:

>. '32:.\ a: fl (3 6 . {.0311 0,! in :Lfirr, Wllitll \‘aS sweepinn
:5 _,,\-1‘€Ilt frO.l 4 to $1 . ' the mint“- dilution station at Rocka-
f’.’ .; T334111 ,‘ _. iuay Point today. New \ork city fl16~
.33; . . mm from chle '31 stations 33"ele firm-
5‘ - 3 int: the flames, which thlea’rened eieht
35;; Are you 51‘“e you (1011 t 3 (Min hangars. i
It; The fire which .NI lrted roII

”1 3 33 4. _ ‘ A an [HP
g, 4:831 $1115 safe. 'y (and pri km. on cause. was fannc-d h) a “(WV)"
‘3! 13,4 for your valuable Wind, “dam" ‘0 the dimcmlws 0* 1113'
,3- 3 ’ 3 firemen and may pelsonnel who jol: [-
.13. :2 :r‘gnlents? . ed in fighting the blaze.
gl ' An hour after hie tile started the
j __ / commander at Rockaway Point ,re-
{3: nailed to Rear Admiral Usher. com-
;é' mandant of the Third Naval District

A

33.33.13.333 Moments:
3:3 '33365 BANK

Edam NQRWALII,C0NN.

 
 
 

hen, that all the planes were removed
ironl the bulning building before the
flames reached them .

 

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nings and Samuel Roodner. The) ale I’XRIVIYWE 500,000
now in possession or the pr'zopelty MEN DECIDED ON

ludge George Ii. Vosblugh is (3013-:
fined to his home on Putnam avenue WASHINGTON. Jan. 31,—An arm}.
will] influenza. of 500 000 men wa‘s unanimously de-
cidcd upon todav bv the House Mili-
tary committee as the. basis {or de-

 

 

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CONGREG ATIONAL telnlining the appropiliation for army
’ )_ pay for the year beg nning next July. 5
LADIE___S SUPI ER:CohInIittee members said the number.
i \3' as expected to be the average force;

during the. year.
The decision walked the beginning
Following the dinner the pasiol. 33- the committee’s work on framing‘
Rev. Fledel'ick H Jacobs plcsented the annual military appropriation hill. ‘
113,331) Shields of Yale (tong-go, New Membels said it has no bearing on
H Men. who delighted every one with Dt‘f‘maneht future military policy and
his recitation... _ He was parliallal'ly3 ”Nit While pay was fit: lire-(l [or'a half-
lnlulbm:_ and responded l0 sexeral an‘proprialiom for various branIheN 03

la return to New York city, where he
pitched himself to glory and w-hele he
made his home for 15 years

 

BOSTON BRAVES ARE SOLD.

 

George W. Grant, New York Theatd
cal Men, Purchaser of Bali Club.
BOSTON, Jan. 31 .—-The Boston Na~

_tional League Baseball club \3 31N sold

this afternoan to Gem {:9 “’asllingtnh

Grant of New York.
The purchase price

nounced, but it wa

was not
stated that the

deal carries full contlol of the club“.-
million Inen. it (lid not iollowd that Grant is a theatrical man and recenm '9

retumed from London.

 

Inc'mes with Irish and Jewish dia— Felvice would be such as to Dioxide:
logues. His selections were of a hu- for an army actually Olganized as a

 

 

morons nature and greatly enjoyed. permanent f0Ice of that size.
The ladies in chalge of the. supper ~——~————————'-——-—

MUST TASN’E STRIKERS BACK.

Mrs. 13. J.Br3ulbul'y, (mailman: 311.53"
Annie Halif'md Mls. John H. Light.
Nils. William }II3,3I. Mrs William For-
Us Miss Ruth Kendall. MIN. Robert.
Charles Stowe. Mrs. Ho-
“(lid Kelly, Mrs. Frances Northrup.
1\lr.s D. XV. Williams, Mrs. A. E. W’ln-

\VASHI-NGTON. Jan. 3l.—An flVVIUd'
by the “'31: Labor Board today order."-
the Kansas (‘ity Railway Company to.
restoxe dutv at once its striking em?

 

 

 

 

Chester . MrN'. Morton R. McCausland, [”05 cs under conditions preVailing be
Bliss Day, MIN Robertson. Mrs Tay- fore the strike,andtov_liroceed dili'zent-u
103 Mrs. Frank 13".3-r3is,1\1i::s Ruth 1y its. application for permission to in-C
Llary Mrs. “Illiam (j: ,Jesw' Mrs'icreasc fares, upon Which’increased‘
Frank Becker, Mrs. William Stowe.‘ . d (1 hp
and Mrs. Frank Lauder. I‘Vages prevaflSlY ‘awar e by ‘ ”
——.—-—'—— ~-—— — l Board were contingent
WILL HAVE SHORTER HOURS ' .
- I DICTATES OF FASHION
IIOVKELL, M33551, Jan. 31.The Lowell‘ Afternoon dresses frequently are

combinations of printed foulard and»
georgette crepe.

Some charming jersey frocks have
a. perfectly straight line in the back
from neck to, heels.

Tub franks for 1918 are most
pleasing in their simplicity—mundy
gingham

Textile Council has voted to accept.
the offer of the American Vl‘oolen Com
bony to place its mills on a 48 hour
weekly basis, with pay for 48-hours, it.
was made known today.

Employ es of the mills of the _Am,e§-i-,
can \Voolen Company here ’wh

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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.ematics.

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