,...q«rt'”' ' r‘ "VII. 9., 1919-
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FIT.K\.;
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Ill Make
Town .
Lies Over-
., 5. ‘v 0. Smith
(L '95. C. Smith
'3'» ‘ viva.
-’ ‘ ' She Does. Fox
1e Some Pretty
1. Po: trot.
‘7 mey's Lullaby.
-V‘.llt.z.
Sweet Hawaiian Moon-
lght.
Come on Papa. One
step.
Dry Your Tears.
61 ' IQ—Croonm Under-
neath the Moon.
74 €3—On Wings of Songs.
Heifetl.
Taps.
in the Hour of Trial.
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filain St.
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(Conunuedzm First Page),
Analysis of liht‘l vote for Mayor in-
illuitcn that Home. prnsont State's At- .
torm y. (In-w heavily from tlm unrmal :
lto’lvublicun vote. while Fitzpatrick cut‘
into the Democratic vow. ,Following
are the figures for the six Muyornlty
candidates:
Thompson. 257.886; Swoitzer, 240.“
288: Iloyne 110.898; Fitzpatrick. 54,-
467; Collins. 23.104; Cairns. 1.715.
l The campaign was perhaps the most .
hitter ever contested in Chicago. Pnr-f
tistmship. religious and racial feeling.
resulted in dcnionstrttloll toWnrd the‘
clusc to an extol-t “at frequently call-l
ed for police interference. - 3
l Tllt- vote on Prohibition. “Shall Chi-i
page in: Dry Territory?” was won by
tho wcts without content by the dryal
The returns on this proposition showu
ed: 5
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l Moll Women ’l‘otnl '
131')" 67.707 76.325 ll-l."33
“'t‘t. 256.529 12¢.731 3191.260
1 The Aldermanic returns show the
elimination of Socialists from the City
(founciL every candidate of the party
in the thirty-one words in which that
party pmsented candidates being deci~ I
sively beaten. :
1n the new Council, the Democrntsi
will have a voting strength of 1'5 mad
the Republicans 25. l
The pronounced wet vote in the
election here yesterday, was said by
"Personal Liberty" leaders to mark_
the actual beginning of n campaign to
repudiate the national prohibition.
Tlic wet vote was 391,250; the dry.‘
Hum-J, Four out of every five menf
voted wet. and three out 0! every five
women did the name. ;
The Trades Union Liberty League
issued the following uumm: 1
“Through the overwhelming Moat.
ot‘ the drys. Chic-.30 hna spoken in
tones tint. will ring in the ear-sot tho-o
subservient lnwmakera who have no
i-mventy surmdered the uméun-l
crican citisens at the dlctntlon o! I.
clique of paid mm
m
There will now be no lotus in tho pro-
test signing: Prohibition tram urn
, 332m: INFANTRY on WAY HOME
“acuity Shoo”
Smart Suits
. New Capes
Dresses
Napoleon said. “Ability is of lit-
I
.Walsts
tle account without opportuni- ;
ly." But ability can be cultivat— isummer Furs
ed and opportunity created ’
'lli
:M nery
'Ihese suits are a. combination
of ability and opportunity. ‘
Our ability to get them nude
out way, to suit you nnd to l
,cll them at this price 033- '.
A'i'ED an opportunity for l
\011 to get a. suit of unusual i
Tall—l; JON ii““"'
PRlNTlNG
“”MWNSERVIGE
- isthooutnmwth nfnrnorchsndla—
in; idea numbed.
Thaw
“3&0deme-
v hit: at. $25.
Rogers & Stevens
Nonnlk
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NEW YORK. April 2.——The Italian
ConanlOoneml here announced tod y Mm m an m
that he received It ofldnl “19888:? W’nu‘ld {or “I. M “ .1
from Rome stating tint the 33mm Iii-,7” Win! up u M
fantry, coupons! W! at draft men M. Ma b. m 10' m r —:1 L {1 %
m m “a women Pmsylvanla. gig” of it: W'fi: Ara valuation m1 and now-iti- M
now in on its wiy home. , ”w W
“mam “mam,"memaqmmmtm m1 Baumnhhmw Ill-tumult»
will arrive here. the cabin states, on
the nun-hips Cationic and Duet:
(Anna. due ”all 14 and 15.
lemon accounts 09ml)
yinuéi
the. freedom or me people in be. um. um a third dmmeni will .153 Will “PM
fully restored to then. This in tho 5. on board the steamship Da t Ali»-
mesugo Chicago undo to m.“ n e
1; at
ll ins in an automobile accident,
rill" at Raymond Bros.
ti I-n *1 root.
w #1th hats t'm't-iVi-d llln‘ hull-
and
home in Franklin are
. . rrninw-d his tnmwr p091-
in
’thrgP trom the Armv
'vr 1.."
Hui (‘Ulllliuny
[.m-
{-1 nmdnd, star of “Mickey”
vaf‘nt.
'.\'i.‘ llnpkillo.”
".l'i)‘
w”-
- iu- liillltlt‘ enough
=, :u'n findins'. a rt‘ady
\4 vl‘ an wives, Our
of tliroe
ml 1‘1: .';llt‘
nu! attain, haunt: TQ’COVDl't‘tl from in-
!‘m suro to 590
ghierl. The sand Regiment. which I
0n:heotherhnd.3.1.Da.vh.Chi~ ' t m pm“. 3. ..
cazo Superintendent of the nose-EV“ pm of the Emmy.“ Depot ”PM has but :ula “M a Opal l chucking ammpmmwm
loan We. said: vision, fought with the Itallon armies! . ‘ I!”
~' "I m not surprised it the remit- agalnst Austria in the cloailg months'mnor m M “I”
i‘tl’o made no fight and noted no one of the war. l0: machines. but 11th", .0 “I. The Cit NafiOn Bank
“mun, at 1 North :n‘cmt“. to vote for add: Chicano”? hhove; ___ lhaa to hold equip“ m- y
.,, . - . done so wool ave heal 8 char in hm“ and Hum . '
‘ ”dunno" today. Ithc nets of Cngreas. The Warts of.l ORDER RESTORED 'N 3PM" ‘mlthllil nil “W.m_mch to: fifi m u
ijiilcngo vets to use mango results in . l .
r: out-m has been oonl’incd m an m m terrorize was and MADRID, April n—wmi the inane-fem that. bogey of massive
‘.urllt' at 3:: Franklin avenue, toning Supreme Conn is little short of se- trial 31mm! “roving everywhere. OVOM WM mm“ IN.
“at li-w ilavh. with a a: rare cold. id‘m‘m' _ .it is underfloor! that as soon as quiet ease oomph“ printing W- M”.
_ gis restored Premier Romanones will ‘3
Him; l-cht‘r‘l. of Rilv'i’rsido avenue. PLOT TO SEIZE Ehand his resignation to the King. It Our Pb” h 126, We‘ll“ M
ARxENAL FOILED I il-t believed probable that the King will , m m.- I Jon” ”01“
rush the Premier to remain in oilice inipm_fln m M N u
fview of the success with which he aet- I m PM ill " M time.
t tied the'strikes‘thtoughout the «mm-3 -
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Continucd hum m M
1‘41“.» it; -
. "7—. 7 li'll hours. Deportation of the prisoners .' ”3" without serious disorders. ;
~55 Mam“ Mch-cn. 0" mi“ 1 may follow the. submission to the im-ri -—-.——-~——-—-———-——- L
“ ”m“ “ "““m‘: rm? mom-m2: mm: m .0... m WESTPORTER HERALD
H". .;,. l - " l. ’ u i ' 0- .' 2 '
”' “lamp“ "“"wm’ ' DIES IN new LONDON.
,tound in the possession of the necused.
the authorities “Ll
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WESTPORT
NEW LONDON. April 2.-—Peter DOT"
hey. prominent Irish-American and ac-
tive member of the B. P. O. 15.. died
yesterday morning, aged 80 years. He‘ While siberin has many school: it
was in the hotel business here for has h‘" 0“" uanerslly, “MC“ ‘5' local-
many years.
it was pittnncd.
to display the black flag of anarchy.
sill rounded by a guard of men armed
with automatic pistols to resist police
inlerfert-nt't- during a parade and street
delnollslralinn today in Monessenl and
t‘liziriv‘roi. Originally planned by labor
unions as an ordinary parade, the dem—
onstration was to llHVP been taken 07.
or by lolshcvikl. zit-cording to the
Federal scents. The suspeCLS were
nabbed in Pittsburg. Monessen, Bent-g
lcyrillw. ltonorzi and several otlierl
towns, .
sin-(:iul Agvllt Spoor declared that;
the plans of Wyciss and his followers!
were to seize the arsenal and equip.
themselves. With munitions in prepar-I
ation in starting a. general labor}
strike and revolution here. If the plans.
had materialized Pittsburg would’.
have been terrorized. Spcer asserted. i
led at Tomsk.
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Belt—catecmtdéén . ’
Vinol is What They Nee
More than eight thousand druégists recommend
Vinol because it contains in deliciously palatable
form the oldest and most famous reconstructive
-- it ‘. ..\' 15'; :L’O - . u . .
‘ .'_ L1,“. ,3. ., 'nn- prisoners have iwen under or»; tomcs known to medicme. During the last Sixteen
.l~ 'l$i\ 11>). i Ah: ‘. _ . .
3;;3,203.52?figymggfiglgflyggtg years it has brought health and happiness to thou-
A —~--—~-— :{uwik iiior;iitcnts in New York and: sands Of 13‘1an ailing, anaemic children.
- 22'. .L2- :is put ii. 'rxstcrn or lost. f
" .1 - 1‘ “.ij .1 11:; l-‘ollowint,r Ill(' nrrcsl of \Vyciss,dl:‘ed- .’ HERE IS PROOF
' ttilll‘Iztl‘ii. L‘OTF‘THUIJD' fo‘lt (1:11 in“ 11‘s conEI.HCdL dfllsgpotahe fa)“ u ' meim' cm . u "link”
' ‘ ' . 3101"“ l’lag. "huh contour .. ‘ ‘ I luedVinol {tn-myhttle girl five Thewhoopng -—nd Iota:
. , t .t. ”no .tw-Mfil F‘“ lowing inscription in Russian: Bread' en's old fwgmndompewousmn- the measles leftmy - boyofeight
mammh‘ “-111 b.- trans- and freedom to the people; death .‘°{ _' ' Shemtinqrntable all the years with no appotiu. thin. full,
tune and hadno appetite. In a week delicate and tired all the hate. After
"t ii l\ of t‘i-mkrtuhiniz for
my ml {Li} lLlll‘il aims in illpl
l'l'im furr'tulmul thus fztr
April 3‘. Ns-wl
rin‘ i-w-nt in‘
wt: llm‘l on Mun-lay.
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lVIln 5» -_- il~
.. mnra'ion «
'-'-.ii and “ill hon--
.- ., .ggsgmmz sin-nut: l.‘ ralli-
. In to in. " - It; ill" historic
r» em- 1. ;~;. l.
, ‘. *‘ {,‘S‘A'x‘ii‘iihEk
? The ' ‘ '
Government
, . exalted an extension
3 of time to
E - o, t n:-
' Convert , - n
‘. "5-"
Your - g5
A. per cent. "
5.14": Liberty Bonds
3.180 bonds bearing
4 1.4 per cent.
Interest
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Bung in your Land:
for exchange.
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3 Bears, oxronns, PUMPS
'and inspected with the greatest
Tire South Norwak
the tyrants."
I noticed an n]: and no;
tube has 1 good nppetite, as gain
in flesh and strength and is much he is now a well u
'pleasanter.”——Mrs. C. B.Wilkinson. ever. ’—Mrs. Jamel H. Hall.
For all run-down. mono. unumlo oonditiona, weak "men. overworked no...
(cable old people and dolicota c , there I. no My lilt- Vlad.
everything else had failed Vinol we
STRIKE INCREASES PLAGUE. ”5"“,
hi appetite, recto
sugngt: .fi
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llL'iiNOS Ayrcs, April 2.—»The chiefi
of ill! outloual health bureau says the'
huimnic plague is increasing because
of t'lw iii-cat number of rats that are
.in the mcrchandise which has long
limit on the docks and in warehouses.
iowing to the strike of the port work
. ers.
ill 01 ’Creates. Strength
1 Frank H. Baxter Drought: and Druggiott everywhere.
In Black, Brown and White.
Our Basin footwear is hahioned
care. -
I: there any reason why you},
shouldnotmflnm? l
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we Sell the best Kitchen Cgblnet
namdoummghmwmnwvmmm
whiteenmelmakingitthemm-at‘, neat uniting
and. no“ “not” articleotittkindnowonthemnrket.
Hm AID ovum REFRIGERATOR
.Alwaynxivusafilhdon. Wehavethminnll sine- and
shape- with giant pa'eolaln, enamel or galvanized lining.
3 RAYMOND a SON }
war and High so. . Not-walk. t
2'2:-
phonon-limbs.
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flilKlatlulnStrolgal
Reliable (Jo-panics
REAL ESTATE
_ In all its Branches
I mm AVIIUI
com IOBWLLK con.
l'l’S A WflMAN’S SHOE
Thumakoormrthomt artfully designed costume and
add- thofinlshingtomh to amefullynndlongstudiedefl'ect.
E. C. Burt’s Famous Shoes
Aromatic for ladies whoknowandnpprocitothebut. All
oithoSpring styluminstockhero.
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DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
cause of Him disease and the art of
adjusting the sump. l‘tiscase is caused
by n wrench. twist or sprain in the
hack. Even if done in childhood. it
creates pinched nerves and 901.6 in
later life in the diiferent organs and
Hmbfi.
Chiropractor! remove the cam of
disease and pain, health h rm
through harmonizing the nerve m-
tetna in your body. Female trouble;
Salisiactory Stockings to Match
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vflomwlthmtctho-anI—duflpcm,hm
““3101”,de Wowilldloaotaacumd
10“.“!1"! m Mountain‘s-in
OF“M‘W£]I’I4N“.”JW.
HOSIERY
Woman who have looked elm-bun alway- appeal-u
“MMMBmthyfindm 'l'hu'oisncbdoe
Monolitfluiubhak. whitoandnodhhoolmoachrep-
mtingreolelmntlofvalno. Built-our lug. anat-
mont of Lisle end Mon Hone, we hove an almost limitless
Elation of 3m: Stocking! in the {mom "om' accu-
lun" and ”W broods, tomcat the requirement: ofthe
most critical. "
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SPECIALS
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75c;
Envelope Chemise, $100—$135 quality, at
Voile Blouses reduced from $2.00“ $1.39
Bngnlow Aprons. plain udwithelutiobolt $1.00
Afewsimleft oftheSinrand 0111mm Gloves 50c
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8001‘! IOBWALI.
88 WM! 81'.
' Tel. 449.
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O; B. JACKSON
stuns-um . mwmwn.
um mammalian stun
mmuoumr
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xiv“ special attention; nlno cm'va-
M of the spine. You will never re
gret giving the W n m
to help you. ,
Magnetic Treatment. Given Alan fi
1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
34 Washington St, So. Not-walk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School
I:
A. M. WOOS'I'BI
Am AT LAW
Lat. Examiner U. 8. r»... m
PéyENTs
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mane. AUTO TOP! All:
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3 Rowan St.. East Not-walk.
Tel. 441. Tel. «1.
r. 5. Lyon
Job Printing
So. Non-taut
AUTOMOBILE RADIA-
. TOR REPAIRING
lrnu—Jron work tinomithing. New
and second hand Ford radiators.
fl
Phone 436
28 Kain 8t. Norwnllt, Don.
I 1 a:
The FIRST P300358 of dices-
tion take: phoo in the mom.
Em the food ought to ho thor-
oughlyGROUNDUPnnde
withthemretionaofthonoufi'b
glands. Unless the food is well
at n o pne- in“.
lion STARTS WRONG. The
Hurt 3.01.! of health is
coon mm the m
moi-n lam.
Dr. 1.1mm
16 So. Main St:
Nor-walk.
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