a
"J:
' r
o ' «Ins-M c Mallor of Brookline, Massachu-
A A N ‘1 sins, Magma-n Kittie at Glcnbrock.
' Conn. Garden James of Albany, New
York. Keith Callahan of Cormng, New
(York. E. Hempstcad of Yale College,
New Haven, Connecticut. _and William
Ebbetts of Glenbrook, Connecticut.
- PARTACAN ' IROOPS
'8 MARCH INTD GEISEL-
i KIRCHEN AND OVER-
POWER MILITARYAND
poucn FORCES
(Continued tron: First P5301
Miss Carol Mills of Highland ave-
nue is spending twowecks with her
i sister in Brooklyn. ‘
' 'opecml. senwcss END. ‘ 2’
‘ :‘l'he series of evangelistic ligating: place
‘- ' d .t‘Cbristian churc cose
gmaAI-ggggttendanccs at both sen" terestmg sermons in the
. iced. very few vacant sittings at either Baptist church.
ccptangg ‘was decided upon, the
I :che. The sluglngfibytjMiss deigto’ l
. I tall a Penn; an , I -
Ger was espec y TWO M0 HOLDPOL TED}I’¢)litiken’s correspondent says,
3 ' ARE RE R was attended by leaders oflthe var-
sermona by Mrs. Dow were as usual
ions parties.
full of spirit and power and delivered
- in her usual effectiVe mammnd Vii s; I
i r . Dow for hers-cl an . s \ 1 ‘—
gvsséegaer. and the pastor for the LONDON, Fcb. 17.-——Tllc by
V» "anmh'mnkea the ”Show from man Cabinet discussed the. armls.
- other churches for the helpfulness and tice terms from 10:30. Sunday
inspiration of their presence. and for morning until 4 o’clock 1n the af.
, '2 their loyalty, and the various commit- temoon, When an 050“ was made
emle Cutter Chester. at Newport h ‘ V‘ t' . l A . ‘emblv
Newa, was held up and robbed of 5110_ to summon t. t, . d loud 3.5.. t‘
by four men on the Bowery. Four ar- 1 to decrde the answer, according 0
"95“ were made. : llan Exchange Tclvgraph dispatch
. lees for their effecicnt service. Al. the
, close of the service nearly evoryone
Two “mad men held up a s” ‘ 'from Copenhagen. It was found
17‘! Der- car in North Bergen, 1" J" but Bi“impossible to summon tll Assemb-
The Rev. Harry Scofiela, of thisj
yesterday preached two very in. .
Rowaytou .
llitiken from W’clmar._ .
I The meeting at which the ac-
. NEW YORK, Feb. 17,—Two more:
holdup: were added today to the
long series of crimes which have kept
the police or» this and nearby cities
busy in recent days. Robert Owen, a
member of the crew of the U. S. Rev-
station. The motor
’rlgb’ .tful owner was.
o and diligent
police who investi
him for theft.
alive or dead.
a: representing
family.
the
prose. lit greeted the evanglist and gave
"expression to the pleasure and profit
V Fancy had received and many oxpre’sed
' mt mathmey could 111;“.
fled to S Y amflwr “’99 ‘ soldier assen ers came to the rescue; _ .
. “$119: mldavealt prayer meeting will or we elf-W angd the bandits escaped, lily, It is added, and after a confer-
he Mild Tllflfs‘l‘ly night 35-!“8‘131' and NEW YORK. Feb. Iii—There was 81- once With the party leaders, it was
It is hoped'the influence of these meel~ so another sale robbery, cracksmen en- 3 decided to accept the tennTs' “neon,
jngs will bring out a large attendallcer wring an Eighth avenue drugstore. ' ditionally
this meeting is not ' for the church breaking open the safe and escaping ., E\’.ll \GEN’ F*l 1.. The
Vlfibne. dint eucl‘ybody will bc cordially “-3”, $1,900 in cash. (.91) 'l‘ r . , ( l. l..—
nwelt‘mmed. ’ Burglar-s also cracked the sale of a telephone, telegraph and news—
' branch office of the Standard Oil Com— paper . offices at Nuremberg, Ba-
puny Saturday night. and obtained 82;( V8138» have been
500 in cash, it was disclosed today.
Ailisslfidna Ainsworth of New York
city «pant-Sunday with her parents in.
““6 3““ s‘“°'___ ' gHILLSIDE SCHOOL
Miss Gladys Beach “ill WWW“ HAS ANNUAL DANCE
{he Que Es club this evening at her
home on Betta place.
;‘ rewiv‘éddlere.
l ’l‘hc outbreak in Nfircmbcrg fol-
‘luwml an attempt by tho govern-
;ment forces'to disperse a proces—
l
cipuls of Hillside “Mama by Miss g were said to have born firvd from
Janet Crawford of \Vostporl, President ’ the barracks into the crowd, which
of the Senior Class. Miss Mildred Da-ltook matters into its own hands
vis, of Glenolden, Pennsylvania. pres. . . -
ident of‘the Junior Class, Miss Mandela,"l stormed the amy headqual‘
Emily Wood, honorary member of the tor and scizcd the. telephone. f0l0~l
Senior'Class and Miss Ruth VVilsorl, graph “"d non-‘apapcr oflicPs.
honorary member of the Junior_Class. BASLE. Folr. l7.—~.—(‘mult von
Dancmx began very soon after eight llrockdorfi‘-Rantzan,' the‘ German
o‘clock and continued uninterniptedly w - ' - . .' '3
until twelve after which refreshments l P orclgll Mmmter' has 1‘! 1513111 ‘1' ac-
wpn. Served. A Valpntme atmosphere ? cording to a \er-imnr dispatch .to
was given“, the whole aflajr by the} Vossmche Zl'lllllll: of lierlln.
use of heart shaped dance programs There is no confirmation from oth-
and the introduction of heart favors in l or sources
tho favor dances. Among the guests . , - -
present were Mrs. J. B. Thlll and Miss! PARI‘S’ PM" “‘“A in” list "f
Aimes TM]: of Mt, Vernon. New York. the French naval losses in the war,
which has bccn published, in.-
Mr. G. K. Kittle of Glenbrook, Miss
cludvs four battleships. thc- Bou-
il‘anlet Crawford and Miss'Georginna
a or ofWe.t ~ '3 . . -
y q ”o't' “53 “mire" D“ vet, bulfrcu, Gaulms and Danton;
four armed (grinders, tllc Leon
vls of Glenolden, Pennsylvania. Miss
Gumliottu, Anliral ('harner, Cir-bel-
Emily W’ooley of Long Branch...New
Jersey. Miss Lorraine Hadosty of
Pottsvllle, Pennsylvania, Miss Ger— and Dupctlt Thouars, and one fast
.eruisor, the (’Ilmteauranault. Four-
teen " destroyers, eight torpedo
t'rude‘ Robinson of Rochester. New
1 ork, Miss Elisabeth Robertson of Bu!-
boats and fourteen submarines
also were. lost. One of the submit~
at East Norwalk pcoplo on Saturday~
,evgening. ‘ .
1A warranlee dried on file ill Town
' Dior]: Herbert R. Smith’s office rr-cords
Tune transfer oil a lot and building on
.Fourth Elmet from Hattie E. Benedict
"DisbelKaske.
The ladies of the East Norwalk Im-
3rovement Amociatl‘on will mec-t lo-
norrow afternoon at 2 o’clock with
"Mm. Samuel W. Kelley of Seaside
Mace, to sew for the Red Cross.
l
_ illrs. Burton Morgan of 1 Van Zuni.
street, who has been confined to her
home 191'me time, now has the in-
fluenza, and is very sick. Her sister,
'mss Linnie Halfulc of Danbury. is
wingvfor her. and her friends hope to
.aoon see her about again.
The entertainment committee of the
Norwalk Country club has made ar-
nngeméntavfor a club dance to be held
.at thopopular resort on Saturday
evening,¥Wasbinglon’s Birthday. when
the evermopular Ban Joe Wallace and
his» favorite music-makers'will be on_
falo. New York, Miss Mary Taylor ot‘
Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. Miss Jose-
phine Thayer of Shippan Point, Stamv
.ord. Miss Eleanor Fall: of New
only-Limo submarine clmsers, one
sloop and-seven small craft.
The loss in homage was 110,”
I ' in hell marrow evening in the hilt, New Jersey, Miss
353 ‘ --'Hall at 8 o'clock sharp er of Bridgeport, Miss
M . . “I who is to take part mortler of NorWalk. and
Kathleen Kiel-
Julienne Du.
Messrs. Mar-
dell of Harvard
'0. Escudhe benefit of the convas-
. VW,W3 at Base Hospital No.,
“5...... ’Dle Hall warm
_ W .... ,. .8 .8... ll llllllllls .30le
eroningpromises to iv: the best of its Eat loos meat
m m attempted. Grace Brothers
mm is to furnish the music
~' vlflch is sure to be enjoyed not only
' ' fifths dancers, but by everyone at
,,ttexidlng.
edlcal School, Tru-
. uignms. All tin.- slatPs. more especial- L
ly the New England division. are mov-
ing mightily in this direction. Tl!!!
see the need '6! bringing the people
nearer together in their sympathies
and purposes. How can this be so
well don-e as through the akency or
. community and patriotic singing. The
and take Salts for Back- followmg program will be given to-
ache or Bladder ".0”ch . gnlazhl'. All are welcome. Remember
l that 4 good program, furnished by the
. various public schools and supplement-
ed by singing by the audiences. will
_be given every night this week. ‘
Program, First Night.
the dance, of the East Norwalk To-
Mo and for the benefit. of the re-
m'addfers. sailors and marines!
Uric acid in meat excites the ki‘d-
neys, they become overworked
.Sl‘ltgglsh. ache, and feel Tzko lum s of 7 -
lead. The urine boconws clorlldy: l ‘22:];vnz‘agl‘glfizflmce Stewart and
the bladder is,irritated, and you may: Duct—Norma Gilbert and Hazel “at-
be obliged to seek relief two or three! "n' .
times during the night. When theI SDIO‘anWN McGuirk.
kidneys clog you must help them flush Quartet «Earl Brolllel‘ton, Jessie Al-
, . len. Emma Davis and Theresa Tro .
of! the bodys urznous waste or you'll; Solo—Lillian Erickson. '3
be .a real sick person shortly. Ati )Quarlctch-lon Brennan, Irene Knapp.
first. you feel a dull misery in the kid-f Cofiffifffi _K“‘" and Flora Hopkins.
ney region, you suffer from buckache.‘ I " Songs—-
sick headache, dizziness, stomach gets ?
America, Sweet Afton, Juanita. Old ‘
Black JOPT'Love‘s Old Sweet Song.
sour._ tongue coated and you feel rheu-
lmatic twinges when the Weather" 'isz
‘My Bonnie Lies over the Ocean, and
lba'd.
Colu‘mbl’a, the Gem of the Ocean.
Eat less meat. drink lots of water; A JI N EUR
2 act
A delightful party was h-eld yester-
day at'tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
. ‘Arlay, 3 Fitch’street, in honor of the
, bitthdu and fifth Wedding anniver-
' may “their daughter and son-in-law.
mm Hrs. Frank Laychak, of 28
MW avenue. An excellent din
not endanger was served the numer-
om greats, many informal speeches
m Riven and a joyful time spent
- mutually circle. Mrs. Lay;
. flamed in her lovely wed-
1333'an and during the afternoon
_ .I
W W vgth a handsome bou-
a! American beauties.
1‘ M“ in store for the members
f ail-en's Class of the East Ave-
church 'when they as- also get from any pharmacist four; MYSTERIOUSLY
n ‘Uednesday evening, Feb- .ounces 0f Jud Salts; taxe‘ a table-5 . DISAPPEARS
“ m for their regular monthly spoonful in a glass or wath ‘Detore; _..__
fir-30y are to be addressed
Warden Wilbur F. Smith,
m-vchmen for his subject “Bird
In 0min this part of the
a .: capable than Mr. Smith
on this subject. His
(bird-lore and - outdoor
is: unlimited and this
it wide and varied ex-.
km, tomato his talk 0!
interest. r ’ ..
1
breakfast for a few days and‘your kid-l
neys will then not line. This famous}
salts is made from the acid of grapesl
and lemon juice,-combined with litliia,l Th? young italian hadrpurchased a
, > new Maxwell touring car-last Wednes-
andhas been used for generations to [day and was on his regular route Fri-
clean clogged kidneys and stimulate: day. At 1 o‘clook in themafternoon he‘
them to normal activity, also to non-l was at his station Jnfront o! the Bos-
tralize the acids in urine, so it 110' ton “9’9 and was “en by Miler lit-
.neurs.“ No one noticed him when be
longer is a, source or irritation, thus. drove away. however. and could not
ending bladder weakness. . say as to whether anyone was in the
Jud-Bulb is Inexfcnsive, cannot in— car with him Olim- “
(Continued tram First Pugs).
l
, giant.
occupied by in th
Spartacans, according to reports on
on 'em.
'Ol'k ' I ' ‘
Md- City. mu Ila-boll. Premm of Oak“... cml'w ”'6 Dune. was inflated by
Long Island. 'Mlss Dorothy Newllall of ”‘0' "“"m-‘3 h‘” “'33 Silbsmlm‘nlll‘
A. m or the entire cast at Boston. Massachusetts. Mlss Marie rccsmll‘ed. The minor ' '4“
tin vaterlalnment. “The New £31222!!!“ of Igagerch, Pennsylvania. which were sunk were five auxil-
lhister" to be given by the East een g art of Waterbury, iur' (. 'se .
Rot-mi (moment Association, Conn. Miss Plenum Donn or Sam. 3 ms my four sailboats, 39?
he uptown police
Thiech in Tracy
Chicken Coop Caught. _ .
Captured by Chaffeur,
Dr. William J. Tracey’s alert chauf-
Walter Mansfield, heard a noise
a direction at the Tracey chick}
coop Saturday evening and creep-g
ling up to the building succeeded
as two Well known
,1)!»th first Distric‘l will: the goods
Min. Tracey at once. notifi
‘wbo rf'svonde passed away Sum-day evening at her
vehicle
The Norwalk authorities were then
Mflfla! and they in turn notified the
young man's family and it was then
learned of his disappearance. A 0019'
investigation was
conducted but without results. ,
has been released under bonds of 31,--
000 for apearance in court in New,
York tomorrow morning when he will;
answer to the charge of theft.
safd‘ihat Pratt has told two conflicting .
storiés as to how ha came into pos-Z
session of the machine and that .bothl
have been found to be false. 1
first claimed that he had bought the.
car from three med and said he drove?
it to New York from this city.
placed under arrest Pratt was endeawi
oring to sell the car for $300 and this ;4
naturally excited the suspicion Oi the 31
gated and arrested
_ Every pdssible oil’ort‘ is being Tuadei
by both the New York and local police,
and the young man's family to learn
of his whereabouts and whefiler he is
Detective Sergeant
Thomas Hunt is working on the case.
and he left this morning for New York
together with Salvatore Genuairo, who
young man’s ‘
a
. .. . m has ml meetin of N 'l .
(Continued from blxth Page). “in“ "f Spurtacans who were waggigrbg; $132,; 3583:2121»th (ff; home. 85 Washington street. Besides 3?: $mmlltfle at [bleedctluncil chgam- (from? A. p. .:.. 7. ~ ,
The fland'omnmg ()fvnwnslhm?’ T1 b gnrotcsting against ”‘9 rc-orgraniza- and refused to press '1 complaint her husband, she is survived by one her, city halfl, tomogrow 6:8!ng 1:; «103. lm and bull-3'11,
'Falr of Norwalk Lodge. . 0 7 - - 10 54110818 were receivwl .v Miss- ‘- . - . . q ts " “ j . . 5m, 1m. 1. c -« hour reports mm on comm ec's an an Cannun :me'll,
, «a. F... “:38 attendod by a. large number Margaret Brondlingcr. one of the prin-l tum "f the Banana“ drm" ' t hf) against them, but at "k same time ' ' W am 1' y“ I" of ma an" '
warned them that he owned a gun and
stood ready to defend his properly
any further forays in the direction of .
his feathered favorites wvrc allompt- on Wednesday morning at 8:39 ”‘1
:‘Wire Bails _, ,
Husband er Beating’
Eugene Nya’tdgaémpcnlm-
at Cedar street beyond Soylnnur oven
nu, West Norwalk. was ilJ'l"‘S|(‘d b5".
Constable Bryan Silk just bvforc mid»
night Saturday on a complaint of his
wife that he had bc-aien lwr severely.
The woman's face bore awry evidence
of the truth of her charges.
appeared at the uptown polim- station
not long after the man was locked up
and pasted a cash bond for his
pool-once in court this
tto o’clOck.
liv
An alamylrom Box 63 on East ave- a 3“ flied yesterday in am
nun near the North Center school cail- Court by
ed out the entire fin: fighting appartus
of the uptown section at 11:32
ml
ng.
gmwglfi’li‘jgfikfiENT tors responding“). for loo-co sustained
no 01hr boys attending tho
new?” had promptly formed a junior
fire rlgade and had pm out the grass 1. and . assign 1, room. The?
fire which was blazing fiercely in were ed 0 a
[vmnt'lot Opposilo the school belon-
the firemen arrived.
depart-
ment or the New York polite notified
the Stamford agency or the Maxwell
cut from whom Coppola had purchased
. the machine and. til-2y learned who the
He‘ atI
When .
i TEE ON WExL-CO‘MING MEN RE. Eugeno .l. mm.
1 ' t ’3; Mrs. H. J. Lynch. TURNING FROM THE SERVICE. suyo. no any-vs mm ‘
C xarac 9“ Mm. Mary Tobin Lynch, wife of M. General Russell Frost, chairman of avenue.
but she
no ,
afternoon at
this
~. ”Mm
As a Final ClosingEvent of Our
I Sale y ‘
We Announce One of the Greatest Men’s
023‘ $3198
This Week we will place on sale every winter coat in stock at
HAL? THEIR VALUE. This is without question the great-
est money saving opportunity ever ofl'ered to the men of Nor-
$12 $15 $17
Former value $25 to $35.
JACO Y’S
153 WASHINGTON 81'. Sam NORWALK, CONN.
then
Pratt .
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MEETING OF MAYOR'S COMMIT.
Plymouth ax-‘nuv.
Hattie mum... at .
and buildings ml)
the mayor’s committee of sixty to wcl-
. , .
ed J' Lynch, 1 early 01' “olcott, 1" ‘1" come the rotumlng soldiers, sailors,
5» _ ..
take such furlhpr action as may need:
The funeral will be held from the desirable.
if
funeral parlors 01" Frederick ‘3‘ Gaming Reports of committees will be rc~ \\\\.“»‘\\\\\“~¢b‘~\‘ '
ceived as gallows: » (“RNTlewhs-uv. . MW.
4mm St. Joseph‘s church at 9 o‘clock.l Executive committee. Jolm- Cava— GF'T
. 7 . nagh, chairman; finance, David H.
{interment '7'" follow in the. family plot Mill-er, chairman: registration. “'11- CF93!“ ”f‘ H'lINI H‘ l
‘in 3“ MEWS cemetery. . ltam J. Dcvinc, chairman; parade and '2 ‘ l ‘
Rochester and Clyde. N. Y.. panel-31 review. F. L. llavvson. chairman: "SC cg“,
please copy. “lockers, John J. \Valsh, chairman: ”' ‘
- j , publicity, Alfred Goldschmirlt, chair- ..,
”18' . . . mu‘ cnlertainmmn and refreshment.
‘ Funcral of Misc Flock. ' . ~ - . w w
Tho Major Miss Olive L Fitch.James Wood. chairman; music and PLAISTEH “R! 5, § {tel-,1,
who passed away at her home in Wes-l decorations, Frank Goodcllild. chair-
lon last Friday «waning will be bold; man. 43 V =( .. S"
from h ‘r late home on Godfrey at 1.1 . .v...~- .‘I;
Weston? on Wednesday afternoonxatlpl l REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS' S. “D I“ A “
* The warranteo deeds on file in the .
Town Clerk Herbert R‘Snllfll's office, ‘\
m TUTiLE saw
L081 GEMS} Robert Joselovsky to Gertrude F.
84 North Main S‘ree:
iJoaeloll',‘lot and buildings on Holden
_ . \
~Furs RepaireM
A . .IVenue.
. ”m"! Peter J. Kllboy to Camille Aquino, ,
from your out: or from ‘urs cm."
fully selected by experir- well let
ilot. and buildings on Ward street and
flora. Telephone 3».
J &
Hemstitclling and But
tons Made to Order
o'clork. interment will be M in
Norfit‘ld cometary. g
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HOTEL 'SUED OVER
Court to Fig; £031»...qu for
' ‘ flu in Room.
lAfinepointotihc-iawutoaho-
by guests through about iIvohud in
Ralph ll. Thomas and his
wife. Lily P. Thomas. again-t tfie‘
Rita-Carlton Haul. '
According to tho complaint. the con-
ple rem at the hotel MW?
a .
remained until December 28. when , _ , . ‘
Ithey went out to dine. The defeu- m “‘5’ m m “as“! by eye-
“Bayer Tabléb of Amm' '3.”
are now depended upon by
millions of people, instead of ‘mnny local tans welcomed the oppor-
Colds
Adults—Take one or two!
Tablets of
‘Ba
fwifialcr, anytime.
essary repeat clOsc three times
‘a day, after meals.
'- Proved safe by millions
9—1:. 5.5;. 1;: any amnion; makes. a delightful efferv‘escent . unfit: 3%.: pgbfsngf; 8112mm "law-'3' W
- . rum-mm ‘w' » . will! . . . _ stop moon» ' .
’ . ; , -. think . .» “m?” .. suspicion , ,7 " 1345*;
- f... . .
.' . . , 'dwts state they returned to the room mm
mm an effort to be on bond shall H0“. South Norwalk. Raymond tons. a am.- 5; (Hilton: 9:? '
Io mm of all is requested. ggadgegggrwlk. Sannectlcut. Har- land. $6 066 591’. for I! fol; E35 . ‘ and all It contained over to tho cum”
. . orw . Conn, Geo .. — ’ ’ ' . o " ’ ‘ , dy at the clerk when the deposited -
Ia.“ “H Not-walkers attended the 13:11ch ngNe'viHmDBmm- Ja!;::;11,-lll0 tonfi for the Untied Sm “W tom" lilo hv '10 bill. " y n ‘ MKMYMWCW Egg, Stove” .
«.j . . , ' I' IS 0 lines lie. Wisconsin J . “M... _ , x I . . .
, , t th P l . . er
”WWW was $3.5 Him 0m;gigg;no;t gamma“ .0... NATIONAL WEEK OF rmf;e‘.":£‘.‘:.‘.”m..” “mentmflmmfi a. mm ‘1“ m" ‘°' "” r
’1“ ‘ ( m 9" 01‘ , \ . « - ‘
'm oufiie'ii‘fiptifli‘io Tn: “gt“cwbam. Ham QnanS: E3315. SONG IN SCHOOL 2 ' mm: ol 3 ohlflonniere had w; m- ‘ (l P
Wave.- staged under the aus- %.es'tpogtnngg‘nlgut-tilrving Hubbell or C0 ”- . opened and jewelry “mm a $8.50!“ Nut an ea
gunman Lodge, No. 709. 13. P. ’ 9" Cl‘tv Byron Blais- mmued from First Pan 7 . , ,
quinine, because they are more F
efficient and offer relief without
the discomfort and. distress. .
, Colds, Grippe, Influenza!
irin”
lf nec-
Buy only
‘(Bayal!
: , ‘ . { 4‘ .- A . --
we trade marl: ofyfw. TN {AI-5:533 Gamma .
13km. Demand was-made upon the ho
to! management to make good the loss, -
but all responsibility was disclaim. ' ' . ‘ o
Om and Options
51%. to. o! and M”.
S? Atlantic St, Stanford
Ola-at. lulu. m9 o'chuk. In. tow
M
‘BENE’FIT MOVIES WELL ATTEND-
E"?
A good sized audience was present
at both benefit performances a: the,
Palace theatre yesterday afternoon and.
last evening when Harold W
was seen in his last picture 'Pala l'lm’
'The movie was exceptionally fine and
CéO-A-L
Prompt Deliwrl
Harris & Gans
fl Water Strut
*J‘ r
maximums”
Birthstone for February
The February born will find
Sincerity and peace of mind,
Freedom from pass ion and from
ltunity to witness Mr. Lockwood in the‘
:plcture, which was the last taken be
fore the untimely end of the tale
star. The performances were held]
under the auspices of Norwalk Lodge.
No. 709, B. p. o. E.. for tbé Benefit or
line convalescin'ig soldier's af’zBase hos—
pital, No. 16, at West Haven.
M
A meeting was held at the Club
rooms of the Sioux 'Kthlotic club, last , lo
Fridayevening, which are located on
Chanel; B street. Much interesting .
business was Brought before the mem- E
lljers at this meeting, which was the
l first of the new organization This
is a newly organized club, of Which
Edward Blackman is president. The
names of the other ofllcers ,will be re-
vealed in a later} issue of this new '
care, . .
If they the Amethyst will wear. N 721
BRAND'S
The Jewelry; «on When Quality :5
Huh..- Than Price
Government Roomy.
Tax Lists, eke. '
are much easier to 2:
My kept booki-
Iper. Challenges will be accepted .H.
I from any club in the state, 4 BOOKKEEPINU
, l ' . __ and
A. T..mwaon, manager of the Rofi- AMOUNT”; G
er m is reported as “gloriously
,ill with. 1mg. wflci: hobo: had»
{for four days. " , .l
is taught at ”‘1‘“
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mam : ;
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