‘o
3e assortment of Mold-
:..r you to select from.
hzwe leased ‘the floor
just for 0111' picture
ff-T‘v {'lg.
yer satisfaction guaran-
”.7.
. if
‘2‘.- :-
i’rompi Scryice
/ DONNELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
comm
'.‘M One of Our Specialties:
”(nominee-ti firm Flvht ,,
is chi-glad; by..the Director-General for
most intimates to railron‘db; and is
psychic July 15, with themig‘ht on the
I
a before that date. 7 .
' The ion will replenish the}!!!
administration’s funds, which were nI~
most exhausted owing to heavy de-
mands and -the dollars in Congress of
the measure appropriating 3750.000,-
000 for the 'i‘evolvinp; fund. ’Ifhe Rail-
road Administration is expected to use
the money for its more pressing obliga-
tions.
The War Finance Corporation also
approved yesterday an application
from the Central of Georgia Railroad
for an advance of $1,121,000.
These icons are in addition to the
$70,,000 000 aggregate advances made
heretofore to individual Idill‘Olld com—
ponies.
1
HOLD UP COLLECTION OF ROYAL-
TIES
MEXICO CITY, Tuesday, March 18.
;--——The Mexican Government has noln-
tention of rowing the immediate col-
lection of zoyalties on oil produced in
this country during January and Feb-
ruary under the decree oi’ President
Cananza issued on Feb. 18. according
to a statement authorized tonight by
the branch of the Treasury Depart-
Thorr- will hr» another one. of the “1-:
Re v. Kenneth Mc-
tort-«t. inn: talk; by
ment in charge of petroleumlrewennes.
The announcement «was made latter
dispatches sent from Washington on
March 11. to the effect that the decree
Kenzie this (1911an 1" Trln'ty church reopened the whole question of the
‘riéhts or foreign companies. we call-
Mrs 'Ann ()Neill Luddy is able to ed to the attention of therdepertment.
m about.
”“095.
mic-1 beim: confined to her
wme at Mt; \iain street. with a severe v‘tel of
It was said the action 0‘! Miller“
Carranm was taken merely as' inat-
form to keep the records
.sii‘a1gllt" -
The department asserted that the
l‘illlh‘tS for sale at Raymond Bros “11°19 problem would be laid before
0... v..—
the "peepers"
'lai they have to be frozen oVer BOSTON NATIONALS
gin‘pg beforp spring weather VRBADY 70 TWAIN
. .- mr "00d 3 COLUMBUS, 88., March 195-
~ - gTwenty—three players of *the Boston
-~' [National league team 116“:an
%i-- 11111;: is showing a. 3"e1y 111cc fox the training 86130“, "whine owl
1m- nt of baby can rinses.
have been heard ‘for ed
- ..-1 Al nights now, but the Old saying
Those here today.
Congress and there would be no col-.-
lection of royalties until that body aet-
i't E 1%
a:
.,. ...m.,.1.rmg buying one 11th Detroit Americans are Scheduled for
thc
.. :1
..'1;|'
.mt quality the best.
1
1
l-- :11 Raymond Bros.
3':
1, i. , ‘ 111 ll11r50n.wllo lewnily
-1‘. Minn for appendicii
. 31m 7.1'51- 11 1
~ 11mm:
1- ~ zmed today.
,. _ .}.“. ‘1.
National: Com
' Lily. . The banquet is to 'e'b
dilllt’l‘ the auspices of the Demo-
State Committee.
.rsl Lieutenant Alan E. Lockwood.
LOCI:-
11115 return.
., to the states from overseas duties
two weeks‘ furlough
Mineola.
His welcome back by his
true circle of friends here is a hearty
:. «‘1‘ Judge and Mrs. E. M.
.....i, of 135 East avenue.
‘III is enjoying a
mu the aviétion camp at
xv York.
unified.
3:111: lots to:
-'1 Alia “'illiam I". DeKlyn
M‘n nti‘lllled at 1191 home in
{ml 1:; evening, was bmughi
\‘Iilllday afternoon {01 in
:‘m Deklyn family plot in
.. t--r3'. The Rev.
-»: of the Baptist church
. 1\ ices in the Memorial
1 u at the grave The
. ~ \V me held at the home
\01walk.MondaY
n oclock. the Rev. J.l
.~on, of that city of-
yNews.
.: to $.30 'at Raymond:
E'- oue ”2. £53
; IACILITIES /
TO HANDLE . '7'
mus'r ruins
romplete. Ill-539% " ‘-
nust funds is our mei-
Handling a. ”smur- ‘,
as we do, we can handle
more advantageously than
mliu‘dual Trustee; and
:62 less too, our whole I”
we often being less than H! A
' of the bond which an indi-
is obliged to impish. ‘
“mmwwwnwnwesterwwwvgr1:1"-r‘xr .:'
n
~t(1(‘k, as the brices are
;.1-.-1i11 yesterday, an
"11"" and for 9' um" ages other than 01165 of a style, color cer at Union Ghoter,1a..¢..n,m~
* ”‘ered serious and design used by the Advance Novel- .ing count“. 3. and 8. 21,011! I jlfhlrty- {enlisted anon
sale at R. 13‘ mond
Ellis \1
next week.
l
:BRIDGEPORT FIRM MUST
o
Crescent Candy Germany Agra. w
Stipulations-WW9: Suit
Withdrawn.
Vi'ild chem-v drops, put up in pack.
i
ty Candy \fanut’actuiing company of
New York, may be sold by the Cree-I
"* m“ "V’s 0131““ 02,0611: candy cmhpany of this city. An William w Freya:- awe-e dlnlfl‘ all;
e,”- agreement.- was. yesterday reached old film Buttord 0“)".- my “m“
nonachusetts “e“ 3"“ of court by attorneys for the two con- for ‘Albert w. mttoon, Wallace 8
u‘tepted an invitation to cerns
.1 3ic-t01‘y banquet ‘0 be held last week by
and the injunctions obtllne'd
the New York concern
was yesterday modified by stipulationsl
filed with Judge John J. Walsh inl
which the local film agrees to refrain:
from niaiketinz its product in
packages over which the litigation
started.
was withdrawn.
NORWICH FIRE DAMAGE
Home of R. D. Hill .Gutted Followln
Explosion of an Oil Heater.-
l
NORVVICi-I, Mar 19 ——-Fire caused by Miss Mary Brady.
.ihe explosion of an oil heater, destroy- Mg- C30: ggegég‘lmwalk. Lille—315171. 5 27:. 5: 49:. 6: 08
ed the home of R. I). Ilill on the Shag- 17 Quintard avenue 156-13 6; 57:, 7:11;, 7: 54:. 8:19x, 8: 59,
balk farm in Norwich mun yesterday. Miss Mae Croal 9:39. 10:33:. 11:21.
TheNV'o1wicl1fi1e department answered, 26 Monroe street. - 1348 P. M.—13:03x. 12:52 (Stamford
the can. The loss was estimated at Miss Irma. Dibble. only).1:098. 1: 38!. 3 171:. 4:32:
9 27 Bayview avenue. 1489-2 5:273. 5: I5. 6: 02:. 3: 47 (Stanton
$20-00“- lEdrw Fallen, only). 7: 02x, a: 06x, 19: 07:. -
M‘M“" l 10 Orchard street. 1132.5 , ,
TRINITY MEN'S CLUB ELECTION 3Elliott Farr, Av. LL—I: 47. 5: 271, 5:491, ‘8'59
79 Main street. 1046-2 ' I: 19!. 10: 833. 12: 038.
L- The semi-annual meeting of Trinity
Men‘ 5 club was held at the headqunn 77 80. Main street. 692-316. 6: 02!. 6:57. 7: 02:, 7. 57:, ,
teis last evening at which time the fol-‘1‘“SS mm C- L.Hendr1ck, 10 :m 30'”! 1‘12 341.
’ ‘64 Fradklin avenue. 139 NEW YORK 1’0 80 H NORWALK.
lowing officeis were elected: The!) 1.1mm. A.“ ”198$: 30" ‘ 8: 00:, 8' 51:.
President, John Tuttle; vice-Dresi- Westport avenue 1124-13 9; a!” 9; 453,111- 50;. I
dent, Bernard Naumberg; Secretary John C. Hyde, 111;. ) I .561. {-12:031h‘tum28agurgafi
’Ai'ln stree 256.2 0 y ' ys
lMa‘rshall E. Hoyt; Financial 8831:1218: .M. Kearney? , (Saturday‘s 0mm)m2115x, 2 57 3‘30;
James 3- Lincoln Treasmer- 'omo/ avenue. 1042-13 3: 53. 4:23. 5: 13:. 5: 29. 6: 00:, s: 03.
,;Acton Executive committee; ‘Rie‘haro Miss Mary Kinselin, 8:102. 51:151.:112
H. Ireland, chairman; David W. .Rav- 28 Platteville avenue. 1169-5 , m“
mud Chm... Gehrman, WillTa’fn A. “iggfiii‘w’” see-l “115.034: no, 1:091; 11: m, 111: 031:1
avenue.
“When” and Fred Bremen. Clifton'Meek.. p. H+12z10,1.081’ 3: 35:. 5~oz
' . Silvermhe.‘ 196-2 6: 25. G: 00:, 7:05, 8103: 11:15:, 11' 45.
C. ‘A'i‘i‘Nolcn, SO. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
‘ “ Wanna-set. 1802 A. Mr- :262. 12 .5815 5: 40:. 3: 07,
Nomi): Waist "00., 7:15, 8: 461', 9:191. 10:22.11:583.
. 127 :Washington street. 997 ' P. NH»! 20, 3: 87;. 4:28, 5:19, 6: 21.
Miss Momeritel’oyers, - 6:51, 7508:, 9.‘ 25x. . 7
96.1669va street.’ 7351381111611!- _
Time. A. Skelly.’ ‘ , A. ”2+9! 19:, 13.531, 7: 43, 9:193. .
1 eta-Melbourne Road; 512-2; 3:15.135 sac , ,
The South Nam—ilk
maoeateperoent..ii1esamerateas_
part lot the shimmer-General :to' my
{Haven comm ms m 'mar-
iven: Frederick 11%” “I‘m
l
the Twenty-four
The suit fm $2 .000 damages that hava been installed since the is-
‘1Lnd paste in the hack ot-your direc-
alOl'y.
Name
ESTIMATED AT $20,000 Tracy B, Ambler
Rowayton avenue, 99~3 3
9 Martin Bales, E
1 Clifford Block. 908
[Miss Helen Boyce,
Wm. H. Heussler, Jr..
Summit House,
732 Taylor avenue. 2098
1338311., ,- ' fl:
‘63 Franklin avenue. ‘ W74
FRANK DU‘MONT, ~FAWUG . ~ ,
‘ SHOWMAN, DIES‘ SUDDENLY ; , ‘-
”out one of the best known
Grand Recorder Eli C. iBrdseye of;
Meriden, reported a. membership 013;,
4 580 on March 1.
there were 242 candidates knlélxied. 1
d. mm were iwdealhs. Grand trans-l
During the year‘s '
tirer Coateun Llppltt, of Norwich re-l
ported receipts GIL-$4, 974. and a baI-Z
ance of $1,029. The invested fund‘s‘
tare 811,061.15.
H. Wales Lines, of Meriden, Treasur- 3
er of the Grand Encampment, who was '
present, has missed only one grand.
commander-y conclva'e since 1867- I
. The following officers were elected: ;
Eminent Giand Commander-Carefl
Congdon. New London; Deputy Grand;
Commander-Benjamin L. Coe. Water-
bury; Grand Generaliseimolt‘rederickl
Huntington, Mex-iden; Grand Cal)-
lain General Eugene J. Clark. Middle—1
town;G1nnd Senior Wardemlnmes -.C r
Mar-Phonon, Norwich; Grand Junior.
Warden—George E. Binmnn. minion-
tic; Grand Prelate—F.-Ward DBKlfh,
Danbury:
Lippitt Norwich; "Brand Recorder-Ell
C Birdseye, Meridian.
Appointments: Grad-BMW-
er, Angus H. Mennonite, Bridmol’t;
{Grand sword ‘Boarorm.n.istfi¢k-‘
lend New Haven; Gund'Werdcriilflt-
ton Elwood, Norwelk; Grunt! (lepton:
of Guard- Clayton W may. Barnard.
The mew smears were instilled 1131;;
M "Grand Commander Sonnet 35"
Bryant of West ‘m ’MLW
Commander Wallace 8.310er 1118er
l
1-...
3.11111
Standing committee“ as:
l
Meriden; Albeit W. Wall‘s"
don.
By-Laws—Jm 1. HI“, Mm;
No
tian mu, m
Correspondence—MOI J. Bryant,”
Practice games with the West mm
1?me E; Boodle:
New Haven
Belmont Grand mule:- Gem
61131311141133” and when wheat)
11W. no law
of Palestine mama
donnn :pflt matu- 01' WI! 1““
F. anon 3.,n55tmmuu.
third degree Mason. .
Retiring Eminent Grunt! Commander
l
Boyle and the officers or the grand]
commandery of Connecticut.
.___-.
N EW TEtEPHONE STATIONS
Instruments Installed
Since Last issue of the Directory
Follov. ing is a list of new telephones
'51th of the last list. Cut this out
16 Cross street, So Nomalk 185-
1046-3 ‘
«PHILADELPHIA, March 19. —-Frnnk
Grand Tmcostelioz- 3
KORE awn! HOME
MTES should be the
subject for the above sketch,
but our subject is Civilian ’
Suite for the home coming
Heroes.
>We mills their life has
broadened them. They need
bigger sizes than formerly
We‘ re prepared.
flare he’ll find the new
in snfiits ,hiscui; on him
to t husky m
Ind new colors and patterns
. flat 'wm 3pm! Whiz e
at! ”insomnia his“?
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SIX flONI'HS FOR DESERTER
m 1mm,
“MW 0'“ m W San.
”Booth Nomen-
Allo conscientious
cm We. ins. March 194—.
JurisprudenCO—H. mm “helium“ Clifton 8. Wm of Mystic,‘
H!“ m 1‘ malt-lull objector.
3m :38, W for assertion.
Mini-em
linen
win-mly mm. ottheten-
(:11 authorities. germ” is ates-5522:2112-
mm mun, Mord; tie W list but was granted
F Mm 11mm sent to re g
notifier work on a mmflat Lebanon:
”m has I Wife 1nd children.
moth)! care, owing
m 7D a statement
who? of thoWIti-ons remnant
CHANGE O'ANUW Home Ganglion m Wood! m mun Im- a time. Lotus-.119 returned
,. vamp Demo, and mullet-ed him-
“‘M '39?! to the military “marines.
nun. Named
ORUISERB URINE SOLDIERS
m YORK'Much 11—min mus-l
tum arrived we today from
“with 1,577 unwound 20mm
P. M.—-1.2 093,621“! 5:122, 4:323.
1’9“.
luau-lo oi vet-ions brooches of
Ionics.
The cruiser Charleston, also from
Brest, brought 1,271 troops. including
month end 147th Aero Squamous
2!. m TABLE.
962' Pm‘:
With 2302mm: and 220 113th 01'-
ticers and men the‘steomshlp Honin-
burg Irrl‘v‘ed. also from Brest. Units
included seven detachments. totalling
'nine 01110013 and 665 men. or the 147th
infantry, 37:31]»sz First and Sec-
ond Air Service Construction Compen-
‘Ies; Casual comm No. 369. Pennsyl-
jvania; also 830 sick and wounded. 65
Tel. No. nurses, about 150 scattered canals,
and thirteen civiliani.
m,
N. Y., N. E. a
Corrected to Jan. 26, 1919
SOUTH NDRWALK T9 NEW YORK.
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