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OMSK. March 20, (Correspondence: ROME, March 20, (Correspondence
of TheAsoociated Press).—“—Pralse for of: m Associated Press).--An Amer-
-the work. of the American Red Cross 'lcan- Methodist commission. has recent-
is a dominant note for public expres- ly returned to Rome after an extensive
sionsherc. The organization has open» trip throughout Italy to study social
ed a well-appointed hospital four and economic conditions hereéso that
_ verstaoutside the city or Omsk, «with American Methodists may know how
400 beds. and 250 patients, chiefly beat- to aid Italy in hersgreattnsk. of
Russians, with a few French; The hos. reconstruction. The commission con—
pital; is capable of holding one mm of Dr: Frank Mason North. of
sand beds, if necessary. , New York Theodore S. Henderson of
The Omsk hospital is merely one. Detroit, Bishop William F. Anderson
PM a series of philanthropic medical in- of Cincinnati and Dr. B. M. Tlpple,
siltutions which have been. organized head- of the Methodist Episcopal
in Siberia mainly through the efforts church here
of Dr. 111 B. Teusler, of Tokio. the , “Our jouxney through the redeemed
chairman of thohed Cross- Commis- 1egions was a 111:1 revelation to us."
sion to Siberia. He has been travell- said Dr. Tipple. We have passed
ing about to points 111 the interior 011- through hundreds of devastated cities
taming bases and buildings for the and villages of the northern provinces.
hospitals. Russians thus have been City after city, village after village is
made-rte realize that the American utterly and commetely wrecked T9119
Red Cross is hole to be of genuine of thousands of homes have been en-
and effective assistance 11‘1er dostroy.ed Even where a. house
Red Cross work in interim Siberia is 18ft standing 110311”: remains hilt
I
'has pmvidw a hospital: at TumEB. the bal’e' “Halls and all ‘he {Wure'
- with a capacity of 500 patients and has been remmed.
ten‘nburg. An American doctor was of returning rergees They looked
detailed to serve on the staff of the Coldand forlorn Yet did. not cams
CzechoSlmak army and a field unit plain Unntil We saw it with aux-own
\H'th tw0 sulgeons was maintained eyes “e did not begin to appreciate
with the Eighth regiment of Czechs the magnitude of the difficulties which
1 dental clinics at Cheliablnsk and Eka» ”Here and there we passed groups
A 111mm K. \laples is 1111pr0\1n°' and opel‘
.opes to be at his place of business hospital for Russians with a capacity .-.... — l
:'.of 400 beds. Dr. F. E. Dilley, an Am LINCOLN aA'rmo_ l'
l
n'uly tie-11w“ K.
' until wintcz stopped the most active Italy has overcome, the enormous sac~
ations. There is now being opened riflces she made to win the war in. the.
at Petlopavlovsk an American typhus Alps." é
crlcan physician from Peking, is at IS'I‘NCORPORATED'
I
wm'rworth 11111.25 Dance. W'ednes- Omsk and 1's medical director of the , ' .
3,. nieht. Armory. McEne‘lly‘s Westmn Division of the Red Cross, W CAP‘TAL mcK
I. 2. singing orchestra.
:11 “ill be largely represented
3- "1: 11 elcome home parade in
x.» 5 1111 Tuesday.
«DON’T FORGET
To 1,. .2.- Horrors of Germany" in
\w 1.1111. Palace, Sunday after-
mm . .vt-luck. Admission free.
N: .:5 Music.
r1: - '1-1.1ple ”meets to take its
ll.(‘:l': -: (:l 'l\ escort to its IHUS‘
1»: 1.. " ‘ -:".1f~:.-.-111d representatives
in ; :.-1 1'mmcil Session to be
h~:' - I' .;~1l:.~<unJuneIO lland
l ‘ ‘1'. \'m\\:llk members will
mm- m, ~ 1 nmpzmy the party.
. Raymond Bros.
’2‘: . - 1 . 3812' \ssociation will
-11- ‘-.'-=v:'.'1u-1;11111 Light a wel~
z -- - 1-: 1h..- Alahackemo
'- ‘ . 1.1.11tenant Light
“lth wide ex-
l1e fll'l'inglnc
. -1 ... .. .15‘ brother law-
1 ' ' 154- I"- '5' 11 dreamed of he-
extending from Irkutsk no the Urala. 1 Two certificates of incorporation
At Tiga. Novoleolaevsk and other two certificates of the mae'at cant-l
places, more than 2,000 persons an.
"n de1 Red Cross we Milk stations tal stat-hand one certificate of dissolu-
ale provided for: school children. When Lion were filed 5'9th in the om
there are no men in families. manly 01- the secretary of state.
donations are made in‘ needy: cases; The Lincoln Baths. Company, Int-01"
Overcoats, boots, caps and children's 1 . nested .nm
underclothing are distributed. Clothes porated, ls 5° be I in H fd’
have been given to 500 Polish laml-‘wuh a. capital stock. of ”mm to "‘
lies divided into 500 shares of parniue all
At six points in the Ural mountains $100 each common stock. The pup.
.there is Work among colonies. of 2":11080 of:thls, corporation is "to put-
,000- Petrograd refugee school child-
1 en Those who are in proper condi- chase, lease. own, build, erect or. other-
tion are being sent to school. The .wise will“? and OWE-Tutti!!! and]
Red lCross has given largo attains of Russian baths and: health maturing
supp ice to Czech-Slovak and amino u be
military and civilian relief and 111 aid 11.1111 3111111111: esimmé’hmb‘m'k Tm,
ing in the transport of medical sup. certl cute 3 agne y oxtim
plies for the Russian Red Cross. lGreen. Bernard. '1' Smith and solo-
d General Gaida,din a. telegraphic 811“ 111011 Elsncr, all of this city.
or has expresse his gratitude to e . - . Embroide n‘d
American Red Close and to Dr. Tena- “19 Bridt'eport ‘ I? a
ler for care of the wounded and invalt; Box-gal Manufacturing company of totalling approximately _ ”4.79930” "
ids of the Czechs and Russian troops Bridgeport. filed its 091111103“ 01 '3' was made to £209 tat-ma" through-
under his con1mund.as well as for the corporation. The capital stock in 950,- out the United States by the Federal
landmnksonthe 1011; um first.
lc dioceses. He also voiced his thanks value of 7100 each, common. “t‘ff’k The mortgages in Feburary, awarding to a
for donation of warm underwear and purpose 0! the corporation. is to'pun monthly statement of the mm in”
other winter clothing to the Czecho-' chase, “11.111111111111111“ or otherwise board given out today. .
aid given to the lefugees, and assist- into 500 aharoa' of 1
once shown in the fighting of epidem-' '000' divided W
Slovak "0095-1110111 1'11 embroiderles. cloths sewir,
same-14.5mm
tie Imported Du' '
l Years.
WASHINGTON Mar W s
cotton shortage is estimiteds to be 4,.1
500, 000 bales of 2300 pounds: each, m.
official dispatches based on' {he opim‘,
ion of European experts made public ..
today. . .
‘ “'hen. Germany began:- hastilities- in,
'1914, the country hadaon'hnnd only'
about 500,000 bales of retaininmnnuq . A
fact-urea cotton. a supply. sufficient
for three or four months. The pro.
war consumption had been. twovmlllion f _
bales annually, much iii-which waiter:
wmmmghsu.
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Prompt harem delivery to all mailing town
RAYMQND & SON
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In Illjlnmess .
7" J. unnoRR
IMAM-V “I
' in nan-11mm
We Companies
l. ESTATE
ported. but the cessation: of ‘exports'
was fully offset by the military needsl 1
[so that the country’s requirements:
were not lessened. The stock on hand
were supplemented to the extent or
12000004111135 by seizures in invaded
districts,
Many expedients wemdescribed as
having been used by "the Central Pow-'
ers to obtain the staple through. 11mph ;
ral countries, north the. first three.
years “reasonably large quantities of
cotton goods” were imported in that;
waya V
Substitutes for cotton 11111111; from
pa'per, nettles, etc" were- not very suc-
coastal, only ten per cent. of Gen
manys normal domestic cotton con-
sumptlon. being metdn that my.
TURKS KILLING snacks.
Reports of Slaughter Conn: from
Spring Styles . in: spring Shoes
for Springtime. "
Suriname: weather istrne to schedule this sea-
sonandwearerizhtin linewith ~
mmwnsrmnrrs or smisrr snoas
., L1 FOR-MEN. WOMEN AND" CHILDREN
Smyrna. District.
Satisfactory Stockings (when
Mummy
cause oi the
«by a wrench
back. Evan
fund special
alienating the same. Disease II My
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dim- and ‘Mllw
twist or sprain ll,
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ATHENS March 21 .mm ,
from what is considered a trustworthy. '
soucce describes the-condition of the:
Greeks in mammalian“ one -.
tremely critical. Bands of Turklsnv,
soldiers and civilians are 'ovmnning '
the region murdering andmllligimme~
advices state.
At Budia, near Smyrna. on Thoma:
last. according to the advice: of a
party of Greek peasants returning‘
from the fields was attacked ind nun:
born of them were killed‘ an: the}.
Turks: haddett fifty Greek. beaks. it is ,
alleged.. were found decapitated and;
partially burned. '
MANY FARMERS OBTAINED
LOANS
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WASHINGTON, Mar. 20.-—Loans
I: ' 9"" ' WWW“
The City Nod—Dual Bank
30th
Similar appreciation wusavolced by
the commander of the First ’Middle or embroidery materials. also to W!
Sibenan Corps .. 1111,” W695 “'1‘“. wchnnev. sell, manufacture. ormthemiso-
is General P'epellaefl', telegraphed: 311911 in Borgul and other food pro-
l“The Siberian 50m“?! fighting under ducts.” The certificate is signed by
at Raymond Bros.
.4 of the governing board of
TI"- ‘ .1111 Yacht club was held last
- - the South Norwalk club.
11 ' wry memlnr being present.
WI", . mmodoro Victor W'. Ferris
pr. 1 and plans for the opening of.
.1:. son in May wele discused Re-
1: - 1 the dock and float will bci
tn 1-1 everything put in good 0011-"
61' ' 41-w- Memorial Day.
9.1.111 Anniversary Sale Now
" 1" “A" 1““ “Mllmgton pom”, co I‘C’C‘Pllel‘x m the Gmton Iron, share is to M“ $100 The Certificate-is. SOUTH NORWALK “7016sz YORK- »
1 :1 \en attlactlve pro-
:' in {he presentation of
' unlll. The pupils did
he lalge number
‘dllhcult conditionahas high esteem for
.. I sldlary sums of money amounting in , , . . .-
l “l leached gener ' the aggregate to $800, 000 and that the ding .only), 1'091' 1'38“ 3'173' 4‘23
indebtedness is not secured It is furl According to a certificate filed yes-film" 536’
:present. This lhel' alleged that the 111 fondant cor-zterday in the office of the secretaly
the altruism of the American people. KS. ’Saloomey, Sl S. Saloomey an
. . 1
He sends to the American people his W. 3- 5930013935 all of Bridgeport. l
ll( arty Russian thanks " a, l The stockholders of the W. W. Merlz
“—“m‘ .Company of Torrington at a recent
RECEIVERS NAMED lmeetlng voted an increase of their
FOR GROTON woméskmapltal stock from $35,000 to $50,000.:
Charles W. Morse Says Delayzin Ship-lTKe shares are to be increased from |i
.ping oBar-d Payments Causes 1,400 to 2,000 and the‘ par value of
Stress. leach share is to be $25. The certifi-E
Icai'e is signed b \V. W. Mel. - .'
NE“: LONDON, March 21,—411 ”19. Harry Cleavulandyof Tori-i NZ ard
superior court yesterday afternoon, our ngton.
the application of he United Statesl Th“ 051"“ n-B'u'nes Company Of Red-
Vl orks and P. L [1:11 wood treasurer ber Of shares are to be anreased froml
of the Mariners Savings Bank, tem. 1150 to 200 and the par value of eachl
VVm 1.1 fsigned by Herbert s Barnes Helen c l
The “ill, alleges that the plaintiff Osborn and Sybil W. Barnes, directors. 9:
has advanced to the defendant, 3. sub-l of the Osborn Barnes Company of Red-l
>r. . 1-.- Fill special el’fm‘t llOlMlOIl- has claims 3:: ”41m“ the Unit- of state, the Cashln Card and Glazed
C; which to pay for
ed States Shipping lloard arising un-
der contracts, aggregating over $2, 000,- '
1" " “‘1 “thh ”195 Sub 000 in the Groton plant and over 3300;: ing closed and dissolved its corpora-
Fi‘t' . . last drive. ,‘000 in the Noank plant which the de- tion, show the valuation of the out 1
__‘,_. lendant corporation has been unable
m . . . uilds a. home, helps-
m -. better, opportunity
Charles W. Morse, president of the
‘iron works, says that with adjust- in Ruboe M 0&5th and Frank I 9'
.- ‘ ment of claims against the United 08811111, acting as trustees for the Ill-'1' l turd.” 1
"F L“ 1 be at home to States Shipping Board,“ creditors will jority of the directors, signed the oer-{$332,313,263 (061:?)“2 3:8: 3' '57-) 3 3001a
L- -f our free plans and receive settlement in fun. ltlficate l3
*2, city. The Best;
>1 Practicable Costs.
' “Builders
7) .< s
’1: ;
l
Government /
I- " med an extension
f time to I’
Convert 3. .*
Your . _
1. per cent. 'M T
Libel‘ty Bonds
-~- '1 bonds bearing
; 1.4 per cent.
Interest
l
U!
i’ f: in your bonds
ior exchange.
The Southorwalk-s
l‘rulen. I
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'1
ing, we s’pose, an unto-date "much 1
raker.” The language of reform is 0e tribe 1. o. R. ML, who started out to SO. NORWALK :70 NEW HAVEN
visit their brothers of Hammonnassett A MPH 25" 13.5“ 5"“ 6' 07'
The ‘3‘- F if not 1:.
g} ”thing“ filegan -15, s: 46x, 9: 19:1 10:22. 11:58:.
Spnag Footwear
.8:
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George Creel says he’s golng to stalt LOCAL INDIANS FAILED
“I! in as “independent writer who wishes! TO INVADE NEW HAVEN 10:60:.
\\§\\m\\“\\% to help de-louse public life.” Mean-l
A companv of Chieftans of Cocken-ls;
, l Tribe No. 1, in New Haven Thursday
Ievening found the going moredanger— 6
A: seasonable Sufi. . ; ous than in the good old days of Roger
. iLudlow,‘ for their trusty. nutmbucked
gesuon and skidded in a most disooneerted
STOPPED DOUGH AFTER INFLU
. . . . , ENZA "
Yan- Will find “here In “-6 full! "l want to any that Fillers Hope;
and Tar is the best cough medicine A
ever tried.” writes 11.131111113111111; 1:
83038. 0303118, PUMPS. ’9‘: D61 Ban 110.11.111an mp3;
[son bad influence. He liberate mt:
mmmem kinderawuhand WW.
d muscles and stiff Jolnla most frequent-
or dismdered kidneys. 9818? Bell.
R. 1'. 1). 3. Box 234, Savannah. (2a.. '
writes: "I was suffering for eight year:
from pain in the back and could not
1do any of my work,.but since I have
of my work." Foley Kidney Pills have
:glven relief to thousands who suffer
ed from kidney or bladder tmu‘ble. Try
then—Sufism: and Powell, Corp.
Sir-nulship rompnny. Judge Reed ap- :(llng has Voted to increase its capflallW 7
pointed E. O. Fuller. vice- president stock from $10 000 to $20, 000, the num-lN. Y., N. E. 3 H. m TM
:and manacel oi the Gloton Iron
61571:, 7: 11x, 7. 541. 8: 191. ’ 8: 59,
.only), 7:021; 8:06x,10:071.
Paper Company of New Haven hav—i 9119!. 10: 38:. 12: 032.
0:071, 10: 40, 12:34:.
standing stock at the time of disiribu- new YORK TO 3001'}! NORWALK.
Build 110%; to 0011m- ‘ 511011 to be 391, 000. William 1'. CaPh- LIL—.4: 1011,5139. 6: 34. 3-091 3 51*
101111.113”. 1133:.
way and after going a few miles the, 1mg;
trip was abandoned. . wanymro SOUTH NORWALB. -
aoérzneo eon cunn- W
Rheumatic pains, mine- back. core
y can be traced to Networked. Weak
aken Foley Kidney Pills, I can do all -
Corrected to Jan. 26, 1919
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coma; the present day cost of Underwear the above
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values mushy
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39, 10: 33!. 11:21.
P. M.:——12 03x. 12:52 . (Stamford
6:02x. 16:47 (Stamfor-
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P. lit—1:09;, 2: 44; 3:122. 4: 32:
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Empowmoddninflingham and Percale. . , l '
M‘M Wflifidfl;~--...........oo'... $1M-50
Sta-fight wiflrbdtimbauk, buttonedallthewaydownside.
ronndorpointodnacl: ... 91.35—61.40
mefiom slippoclnata and tie
strings ...................................... $2.00
Fine Gingham in bungabwdressstyleliahtgl'oundwith
: blagbrownonzrecnsstfipes $2.00
::_ WWW“ m 00' isuowjooo Cogfiaomloojfonoo $1.”.
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