:Il. lam-two friends on Fort
Wilts weekend.
- w W‘Olmsted. secretary of
fithComty Farm'Bureau tn
‘m.mont=the week-end at her
Luncheon.
Wfifimois W. George. Troop
B. WWII”,- of— Fort Bliss, Texas, is
«Want-arts furlough at. his home
on Second otreet.
The regular monthly mevting of the
3.“!de Jmprm'emont Associa—
flu! .wll' be‘ held tomorrow afternoon
ill-the community Hall and all mem-
tcs unmounted to attend.
“T-«Mr. and MN. ['cwr “lllkt' and [our
ily of 41 Gregory boulevard, East .‘(or-
Wk. If!“ more to Providence. R. 1..
very shortly, ne‘Mr. Hurke who was
WMWIUI the Burke Manufactur-
m Can’has accepted a responsible {'0'
slalom ind’tou’doncc.
The-£0“ weeks stewardship (‘fll‘l~
Wmmsi.mfled at tberltlast Avenue
Methodistmmrch yesterday with the
subject. "The Stewardship of l’l‘arer,"
as urethane ol' the meetinu'Tllv Four
Minuternpeakere of the f'hurall tool:
an -~80“F0 and prominent pal'l
emreuerday Arthur N. Paul‘
“banshee“ the morning service .1.
Wliauson at‘thc Sunday school.
Indvauies.£anford when the Men's
Gus. met. l ,
A venting-saint surprise party “as
and Mrs.
given attire home of Mr.
Lonely)?!“ avenue, in honor of
- Hr. [men's birthday. Victrola selec-
tionsmnoing were enjoyed. At a
vermin-to hour a tasteful bum-l]
Moon was served. Those prosr-nt
weruflnm Mrs. Franson and fami-
ly. Mr-utd.Mrs. Gustafson and family.
If. and Mrs. Gayheart and family. Mr,
an! MM‘Mlberg'. of Bridgeport. Mr.
$5de2“ L. Larson, Miss A..
Mlbergptfl' Bridgeport, and Mr. .1511-
auto flexed.
:Attlhoiflox‘nlk Country Club on
Worms: the Connecticut boys
" dime “SUI‘AGTO Squadron, U. S. A..
kid a jolly- and happy reunion The
wriggling.) first of~lts kind a, he evening. February 5.4t'8 o'clock. The meeting.
I‘ll Where and prOVod a great
lacuna-nil every one present enluy»
dd that-saves to the utmost.
Mfsmnrks were made {by each
mavbays‘present. Two Norwalk
M:hfflie .aquadron, Chester
WMdck Stanch'lo, who
Woe arrangements for the re-
Iflonud were accorded the thanks of
mwmdthe £98131 for pre-
' “link a fine meal and pleasant
m
‘A'dvent Ghurch Service
Ym- was a "High Day" at the
firmt-‘Ohflstian Church on‘Van'Zant
duet. All More in charge of
“'W.aum. Ida Lake Dow
“Ruby Sweetser. and were
Maw attended. The Lord
unearths” two ' fully consecrated "Wm
m- Mains own glory and blessings
W. Mlodiby ‘Miss Sweet-
uu’dsolosrnldsme song services un~
WW. the congregation
~' inguiy‘ustenedzbo the story or the
, W presented by Mrs. Dow in her
mum [Mal and *comvincing
’W- more; Rom. 2: 6:7.
,_ rmmm.mnder to every man
ammonia needs:
. €130 thentwho by patient continuance
' htm'doingseek for glory and honor
andm, etoral life.
.mru: Female Son of man
_ refit?» . .
_ file “5 uffleis” i
be. \vant to make your distressed
“evadwmibmlblc, give . l
01::ny Honey and Tar.
~ “mama of Rockinnd.’
*now as duty calls me.
in Hac-
.\ de-
Manned was set before the boys;
fitddugflhe course of'thermeal a'
‘ Hart. Miss Catherine Hart. of
avasllost. J
'Meenngs tonight's at 7:30 and the
rest of the week Saturday excepted.
'Everyone cordially invited. .
andlget‘the‘determinatinn to become’
and live a better man.
i John Kubovik. the East W'ashington
lstreet tailor, has received the follow-
ling letter from his friend. Joseph
'Moeller, of the American Expedition-
Nantes. France, Jan. 17.
tDear friend John:-
Just a few lines (diet you $.an
that I received your most welcome
letter and believe me. John, I was glad
:to hear from. you and Very glad to
hear that you and the family are. all
well. 1 bet it is some cold back there
in good old Norwalk, Gee. I miss the
;old East Norwalk mill pond.
i There is no skating over here as
it «never gets cold enough. We are
having very bad weather here ever
since November 201b, It has rained
Eevery day and there is some mud. All
the rivers in France Have been run-
ning away over their banks especial-
ly the river in this city and manure
are all under water . that is down in
villages.
hare been under water for
Beautiful France, John. sunny Franc".
whel‘v it alWays rains. ' 2
Saw John. are there many boys com-
imz home from the camps and from
ow-r horn in France? ,
\‘l'cll. I will have to come to :l aloe”:
lloping this lot-
ter Will find you and your family ill
the host of health I will say goodbye"
:ill we meet again and let's hope it;
will lit" soon. I remain,
Your friend
J. M. Mueller.
P. 8. Say John, give all the boys and
”Mike and Mr. Vogel my best regards.
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Harry Cakes of hogan avenue. Rn;
waylon. is ill at his home. 5
Daniel H. Rowland of New York ‘msht i
spent the. week-end at the home of
Mine: Mildred Cu‘shnlan of Logan
street.
Thel'Iadios"*Akl Society. of the Meth‘
‘0disb-oburchwiitméet’ht the home of ”“11de the Epworth m“ "“y “I;
. Mrs. mar Thule on “may at- trimaran».
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tel-noon at , 1 : 30. ofclock (or learning.
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The meeting or the Bible study clues f
of: the Methodist church has been, post-
:poned from t'l‘uesdxy. until aW’odneoday
meeting will beheld at the 9mm.
As this is :the annual meeting with
election of officers, ll full attendance i3
requested. .
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The regular meeting of the Wom-
en's ~l§blewelus of the Rownytoh
inllbbhlroh, which was-eschew
culodv'tcr’ tomorrow. has‘vbeen- post polled
:unbil :Wed‘nouday evening at the
churcbrpauonnge. The meeting ‘wns
“postponed me 'dny in order that the
members of the class may attend anc
pro-em ”of the ‘ sketch, “Rose
”angry/“whichwm be given at the
Hose ‘Homle tomorrow evening. Aa‘
the meeting on‘Wednesday» will be- the
nomination of the class all mem-
bers varemsked to be. present.
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Wednesday. January 29th. wasthe
twenty-eighth anniversary of the
ibirth of'Mrs‘Frederlck H. Hart. of
West Side avenue. Rowayton. Mrs.
Hart has. been ill for over a. year, but
is ableztlo be about her home and see
then-friends. During the day children
andmgrandchildren spent with her and
‘partoolr of a substantial dinner. In.
'the evening she was surprised by a
number of her friends calling to wish
her congratulations. and hoped she’
would live to seeemsny more birth-
idays. An original poem was read by
Mrs. John Sherer of Highland avenue,
which expressed the love and esteem uric acid-which clogs the kidney pores»
which Mrs. Hart is held by her friends.
.‘l‘okens of kindnesswere expressed by
baskets of fruit, flowers and potted
plants. Mrs. Hart was overwhelmed
and‘couldascuceiy express her gran-vrbeumatism, headaches. liver trouble;
‘tude and said, ,“I never knew I had
so many friends." Visitors from out
of town were: Mnand Mrs. Thomas
_Bearttie, Mr. John Bearttie. John
Bearttie, Jr., of Mount Vernon. Dr.; ' The momentyou feel a dull riche‘in game onight.
Henry Sharon, Henry Kastendicck.
5Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cushman Mr.
.wd'MBm. John Shore-r, Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs.John Sharer, Mr. and Mrs.
.Arthur Hart, Mrs. Warren Jennings;
Miss Mary Hart, Master Frederick
this
place. After partaking of light re-
freshments the guests departed at an
early hour. owing to the delicate con-
ldltion of.Mrs. Hal-Landau votedher'
a most admirable hostess.
~—.~
I W .Wood, of New Brunswick, N.f
J. returned to his home last week. af-
in Norwalk. l
Come
l Dr. Qriswold Bl‘agen. who practised
Chantcnay and Roclnn Maurice. two
I" [“039- l'mcefi' ”“3 ””99” a has now opened an office in Bridgeport 3
Weed-'5. '
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ll-‘ilt-h's Home. who has been seriously;
' Sterling Garage on
‘ject at the February meeting. . "
and discipline wouid do us grind and
anal-16’ us more efl'ectlre. Well, i 3% i
here to state that the theory aid .
belief has been tested out in about
a millionof us, and if after peace
we don't come in out or the rain it,_
will be because there is nobody there
to tell us to come in-
Unification of Operation
' Cause of 1918‘Decrcase in
the Cost of Running-—
Traffic .May Grow 138—-
Situation, However, .15
Regional Director Says in
Report
'NEW YORK. Feb 3,—Unmcation of
operation. of government controlled
railroads in the eastern region result-
ed in an estimated saving 01' 323.248.-
000 dun'ng 1918.
the annual cost of running these roads
under private ownership, according to
a 1‘99th which A. H. Smith, regional
director. prepared for the director
general of railroads and made public
here last night.
While the transportation situation in
theorist generally is normal at present
Mr. Smith declared in his review, a
canvass of the business situation.
mane late in 1918, indicated “that
there may be some decrease inrtnfiic
due to the diocontinous of the our
demands and buyers waiting for low-
er prices."
The estimated saving was divided
;8s‘ follows: $4.172fi00 through unifi-
A son was born to RM. and Mrs. W“-
liam Sinclair of Noroton. last Sunday.
' Mrs. Mary K S. Blhbins visited Mrs,
J. Benedict of South Norwalk on Tues.-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Warner of Gra-
cie street are entertaining Miss Nellie
“Elmer of Nov; llaven.
medicine in town for about ten years“
~ . '. t i the .
There was a large a tendence at “90.000 througheiiminalion of PBS-
mm-ing pit-lure Show at Center Schooliaenger service, 33,677,000 through re~
Friday night. when tho play. "The Old f‘ductions in orgaaIJation, and 33,309,-
Homestead." “as given. ‘000 through other miscellaneous eco-
_ ' nomics.
. .. . . l ln.allnding to the reductions in pas-
)lrs. R. L. Gillette is grltcltnlnlngmenger service the report surveyed the
her nephew. Limit. Laurence Selleck of ; troop increment the:me of'fl‘lch
Buffalo. :1 member of ilw 24th UJSJWES through {30113 served by thew-
lern madnfi‘heee mails handledflfifl.
[troops trains. which ran 2.000.000: -
{miles and
"Land men.
Flying Squadron.
Steward Harry T. llulierman
ill with influenza. i- l‘("(()V£’l‘in§. Mra.;NORWALK LIBRARY HOLDS
v‘ ‘ . : .3 C l I". it; 4: puer} MEET'NG.°F D'REGTORS
4 “‘3‘ H“ m' Who “ '5 “IE” I ’ l The regular monthlyrmecting ortho-
again. 'Board of Directors of the Nor-walk Liv
. :brary was held Friday evening at the
Sergt. llaluld 15. Cantrell has been'lerarY- Members present. Dr. Gre-
honorably discharswl from the servicqfig‘g'tg- C-rgfllcom. 5- T. “33983 “ril-
and returned to his business 3‘ lhcé. Routine bu'sin‘esa‘ included sodium;
the upper l‘OE' ,of bills to be sent tonhc commission-
:ers for payment and secretary‘s rc—
; port for prevlonB-Jnonth.
The librarian submitted’ilhe usual
schedule of accomplishment for previ-
ous month. lt.was gratifying to the
board to know that there was an in-
Road.
Dr. and lire. G. ll. Noxon emeriaina
ed the young ladies of Miss Fred lk’iln
Ham's Sundaymchool class and..l~‘rank.
crease of 423 in circulation. as new
~ . . ilbli‘
tidmeoe a M “fly”: mm; «a: book-takers. and‘450'books mended in
nome on the Post we. on no. .1 1119 workroom.
The library has acquired an entire
{new volume in the Nelson's Encylclo—
Lei.“ Kemp. “firm” of the ,4“? :pedia scheme whichggl‘eeal'agith the
trlct, u". C. E. Sim. Wilbur» Whmamhe history '0: the
George Amep and-W. F. Wfiwsfm rners. -
Amunbue of 100 pictures of the
h E” g] ale war in theorem of stereoscopic views ~
at 39m thus been made-cud these will‘beiloan.
lid for a day at a time to teachers ap-
ltm [or m. The library has bad
Thelma of Relief m. in .sesslon aflfiaerg time to time of other viowe
' ' *an of t o frame'for holding them
until 4 p. tn. Somali); 10;. let" windflmy are a. constant delight to. the
The mom 3’— enl'y. illukrdfldren. ‘Thel'rnmes are not
Cooke. Roy C. Jute!" And 'Mflfikgury durable-and haveboen wornout.
lit-imrt-«wfllrmoeteeachiaotuudaygtpdt any one has any of these useful lit-
. rm.the..mw:ue contrivanceo tucked away any-
hp" appeals! . v where and will give them to the Chil-
be r the 1 Women's‘ .‘drcfl'rfloom the library'wm be nut-h
Mom to o loco . .. CO“, '
. obliged. i
mitteo of the Suite Council-of Potable. -—-———-— l
at :a meeting at Center schoolgwgd: luau HERO HOME. !
nesdav afternoon, informallyflm Herbert Ceilings, one of Norwalk’s
Child-Welfare, anddGCSded top-gygames in the glorious \New Hm
speaker ddiver an. oath-w, on wot-mu»
Thursday night. .
.~_.—..
l’Blues attached'to the 102d Regiment,
filth ‘3'38 taken .prisoner . by ' the ‘ Ger-
voverarraar. ago, manual brhis.
‘ ‘ baneinthis city for a i'ewhonrs this!
~Sentinel Want Advertisements, afternoon. Ceilings left the city with
are sure'to bring the besi'resn'llé! oh?! ”303""!!! bill-'4“ OM‘OT lm‘am'flr
Generally Norm’ al Now,
leation of terminals and stations, 812,-‘
carried 3.308.496 03ml
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and Personal
NEWS -
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WELCOME Home: PARTY
Edward E. Husserof 116 Sonta'Main
evening. inhaler arm discharge
as compared withlfmm the service.“ Yawn!» Gram.’
and VanCouver, Washington. Hindu-
ities car-fled him mtbe'far northwest,
«hereto-w amber-rot a reg-lent
iengaged in" getting and preparing
ispmoe timberlor aeroplanes.
Throughout the evening memory
friends present participated i. inter»
esting games. and dancingwas enjoy-
.ed as well, and rat auto hour. after
.‘partsking of a delightful collation. the
lgnet-ts departed, wishing Mr. Hesse ‘ "
jmuch success on his return to civil "
J life.
1 Those present were: Misses Edna
,Hees, Gertrude Banks, Mae .Banks,
.Louiec Banks. Bertha Kate]. Louise
*Hoh), Lillian Hopkins. Elsie J. Rains;
hieuroVHarry 031mm GhatloaOhl-
4mann, Albert-Banks. “William Lisa-ks.
John Meadow) »M=nehrins, Gerhm
Hobo, Edward E. Hearse, Fred’flaase,
,W'ilh‘om Ii. House. Jr., JamesrL ch:
lCaIsland. (Slim, Jininc; all:- and
Airs. John Bubs,er.rand—.-Ilm~luch
3rd Hahn. tutu-1nd Mrs. Fred Stock;
fir. and Mar W. R. Ruse-Mrs. Wil-
lard Melanie. Mrs. Elizabeth Legion,
furs. Henrietta C. Brown.
Mr. and Hrs. Wilbur E. Blown. 01
is Tolles street, entertained at dinner
:Sunday in honor of the home coming
of their son, Private Russell G. Janos.
who recently returned from France.
“Russ," as he is ympuiarly known. was
connected with flattery B. 561b,,Arlil-
let-y. C. A. (1.. A, E. 1“. He brought a
number of interesting souvenirs back
with-him. Those present were: Mr.
andWrs. been Morgan. Jutland Burr
cell Morgan. of Stamfordzifliss Lorena
Byxbee. of Bridgeport: Miss Mabel
James. of New York; Miss Margaret
Brown, Ellie. Philip NeNaily,~Misfl El-
eanor McNally, Miss Mary‘Col-coran.
Miss Frances Splao,-of*Norwalk; Tho-
mas Dean. of Bridgeport: Mr. and ”Mrs.
W. E. Brown, Alfred Brown..m Pri-
vate Russell Janes, and «and m
McNally.
Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Burto,"*lodqcr§
tntownto attendttheww or the
church, were magnesia while‘here or
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bray. of When
avenue.
Mrs. R. G. Humcn-d‘firsxc. L.
A welcome home party “lighten ’
street. South'Nmalk. on Saturday“
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Clearance Sale
Coats, -‘Suits,
' WaiSts, Millinery
g 1-310 1-2 OFF
NEW SHOWING OF .
JSPRING HATSi
Dresses,
’0_ .-
50c to $55.00*
cries; making “X B
bouillon
worth-rm “h .w. 'B.“Coneb,vuouro1.~vn-fit win-t}, fl.
ole-doth. headlines—add (bombed (laid: at but that the .-.
While. below. and give‘flle masonry finishing touch in the
"Form-Fumble."
Bolero, Bandeau): and Surplicc patterns, in filmy larc effects 0\ l a
and salim; also delicate batistes, daintily trirmnod wkh lace and en. ’ t
. Brnssicru second only
. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR W.B. FORMU BR.-is.<lltkl ,-
2m
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to \‘V. B. ("orsc-ts as it
.. W.B.y,...
figurcsurerfuce one rogue
‘ Wimmrllx urea. Inc.
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censors fig,“
‘ced slick-s.
primers-d you look ten to wumg‘poundsligbmr.
B. W Corn-rs for slender and g
figures. 'Tbc loathpriad corset
.'B.REBUSO Gone“ for snout
New You: "Cfiucaco
. more
mranmorrohmncx.
W, WHICH 46‘;
(Emma
molt
Bar-ten. or Vlest avenue-Wols-
trict. are enjoying a‘trip m Norfolk.
Virginia, to join Mr. flzarton. who ls‘_
engaged in governmentsworlothore. i
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\Vfllinm Nneoucn, or the emmf
States navy-r who is outdated vut‘
Cbaflestawn. S. 0.. isztfln
day {In-laugh .at-lus bane at alum-f
rencemroeei, seem ., diam ct. :
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Mrs. Gecrge‘Tm-Dridge --ol new!
11153.)“,th Brown and mmm-l
ret m worm aircrew of
{Continued tau-immune) :
» 3' The mtre‘Nous ‘Bot‘ial cm? L I
1y tbmtwho were froezfl to ‘ meet otthe‘boue‘of’urs. “Fill-n: «mi,
death while being transported on'124 Watungtonl'wtmtrims MW?»
railways.
to wingees’fieeing to’Warsaw to;
Mpe from the advancing (Bel--
complainamun'lholpdloem 5mm. '
that someone-m1“
. Friday night “'M‘tll and
*DEFENSE ltfly of jewelry.
i'filomss Hunt. is-Ilow writh-
'case.
(This 19130119,ny refers i so'clocln
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Samuel m. of 11 Run»; ;
houn i'l.
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B'etecti v c
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shwists). .
Tm lines.mu1»railways-ini
the direction of Vienna were cut!
hyéthc Cmsiomkslast Thurs-E
day. .'
BRIE, iFeb. 3.-—Doavuger Elia-x
press Marie .Feodorovna. of Ruth?
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A pinch of soda. used in vegetablesl
tyne cooking acts like magic. it} Jad.Salt3,is.inemnllV.6 Ind'
(aimble no; u.“ takw-pflmerua
Sills Hill 2th ‘7’
.illlllllls, mm in:
Flush the Kidneys at once whom”
hurts or Bladder bothers. W
No manor woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake Jay
flushing the kidneys occasiomuiy, says
a well-known authority. .Meaptmms
so they sluggishly filter or strain only
part of the waste and poisons from‘fthe
blood, then you get sick. Nearly all
nervousness. constipation. dizziness,
sleeplessness. bladder disordersr come
from sluggish kidneys. ”’
.e
the kidneys or your back hurts, or}!
about four ounces of Jad Seliggironl
any reliable pharmacy and-tokeatable
spoonful in a glass of hot waterbofore
breakfast for a few days and yonriild
sausds made from thermavofim
and lemon juice. mmbinod'wlthfi‘tfiia
and has been used‘tor generation
flush cluggedkidneya and stimulate
acidsjn urine so it no bagel-manna
irritation. thus ending’blsdder disor-
ders. -.
a ~
. ' .mmmyimmol injure; mixes armistice,
= mmwwan chant» ' ‘
M“: heal; and:
Ire-cent ,lltblurwateri'dfinrf
‘- rotunda whooping!
.},. . ..._
. . that time “sheen culled ma airs.
prison oompdlnlil the axmistice was
aligned and he was released. He art-iv.E
rod in this country some time ago but
in ~New ‘York‘to‘
which placate will againrreturniubis'
inhuman. l
FIREMEN .KEPT BUSY. i
The second district "firemen were.
calledout atvnoon Saturday wantin-
toylnuch and was put on without much
‘troublc by the Central “Fire Company
l men.
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:Yesteulay afternoon they were
1833511 called out this timeto Lincoln
; avenue. but upon érl'liingat the place
ithey discovered that it was a false
salami and returned to the firehouse.
I ‘The pemcble tournament of mem-
‘bers of Nowell: Aerie no. Enter a
éturkey supper will have its initial
.‘ State Worthy conductor, William J.
.the- urine is cloudy, offensive. full 0.! Powell‘ attended the initiation of the
Wm. Jennings, Mrs, Mary Thomes. sediment. irregular of passage or at- new officials or the State Aerie bythé
tended by a. sensation of scalding, that degree team of the "Wallingford eerie";
in that city yesterday?
, Chief of Police William 12. Penning-f = ' _ .
ton. Detective . Sergeant Thomas
. . Hunt and elective obert Moor-choose 7
neys -w111~then act fine. This magmas» [went to the. South Norwalk railroad ‘-
xstation last evening. when they secur- ’,
ed the names and addresses of a num-
ber or young men/and unmenloltering
, . ~ . ”amt«the.bhce. In spite oflthe warm .0
.ter spelfling‘artow days witnrelaflves them to activity, also to neutrahze.thg "118.9781 mt. > I the y _, . .37
5m .a'mdlre in thc‘mofidm in.
back of the R. U. V. company on W .
ritt avenue. The blaze did not amount 1 ' ..
fiwhnsxlmgfirmly to the-belief A
l‘flmther mtheiomcr Russian ,
lemmrnnii Grond‘Duke Michael, ‘,
latent)! dead, that many of her
Andrew 2m. West m
Springdale. dummy.
M“ 8"“ ”m “m “we“ whoifriflidfi have-hemmm over: to that
m murmur,
"' ' 84'. ’ ‘lsiifiimet"
Furs Repaired
tram your owner from 'furs c2": '
fully new by wofienced 9.
rial-s. Tm
Hemstitchm’ 2‘ ~ and 131.:
‘tons Harlem Order
”a"! be“ Wix’m'smy sir-obi ‘réowau‘d rumor-sin the European l
walnut-time influx-lime.
Wesnoefning'Nickolas Momma;
very shortly.
- let’s alleged whereabouts .lI‘K‘, at-
' “twisting much attention.
The aged empress resolutely re-
fuses ‘to leave ‘Ruesia until size ;
learns positively of'the 'fate of heri
sofas. She'contmues to live simply ’-
. at Yalta, Crimea, declining invi-t
' ‘tations «to "visit the ‘king and
, queen of i'Rtmrani-a and even *her 4
Slter, Queen'iMother Alexandra of ‘F
Great Britain. "
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When fiaerh‘fiuch'o‘RuI-f
edyfof'rhéifmdh formerly of"the‘~"Canodian militia, ‘
E. PmkltamsVegeia- who was commissioned by King i
‘ble'Co ? Ferdinand of Romania to - visit; . .
Yalta with a ship to induce the
emprm to seek safety infinmaniag
-reeently:arrived in Parisnml'fiold *
The :Associated. Press that thedow- i
,ager cmprcss’ declination 'Was‘
1%“! mtfilafl’ectod.
' .g .' , mo _ though her optimism has 8-
Ewhf‘fi‘f" $1ny bone based upon the get;
“an." that much unfavorable news hasl
beenconoealed‘from her, [lieuten-
ant-Ooloml Bowie says her hope-
fulncs sis convincing.
stagnant... Jud—“I And such a!
“were female weakness that. I could ,
mwmm . .2 manage"!
, ‘ii‘li y
thing to relieve me.
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;muay' afternoon * when Paul was ills-i
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' “6"“ ”he. Mia! at . $12 £-
$22£0 value, special at . $37 ’5'“
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