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t Jae} "it "rlo 31?} ——.\Drll l lill-'ll“t' .\l 'l ilmllpeon oi Hartford, C” Of Four McGtS at “Parls‘
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‘ , 7 3 Second lmtlulion ot the lttifnd inl'an-l W h'te House ,
JIYE - 2' li'). tile ('lllll’ll‘t'lll'lll troops ill the: l
hv‘qFR S iA |'.'t-lll di» i~inn. has been detached) '
"y 4 i ‘ ’lt'tllll 'lht- 1‘11“”):th illltl (lSSlgllFtl 'Ol :
.dltl} In Paris. This will turcvcnt hiss ‘
D ,conlln; back with the lltznd inl‘;lntl,v.' 1
U . no“ l‘lllllt’\\:|i’tl hound ‘ f
_ ..- 1 ‘ Major Thompson is a ('onni-czit- l: _‘ ' I
__ I man. t‘ol'lncrl} oi" the National (lit -‘dt ‘-
(‘ v) ' ’ Iltt lllt‘ Stitll‘. (‘olont'l John R. l‘ai'l-zl-l'.. l
w»; l 2‘ ':' '1 ‘\-.t : - . "' W“ - ' 7 ' ' ' '
.“ ~- "l; \t lot-l ec-C?' m (””1le‘Hdtdh-lllt—altutld l. -A-umttlvnderstandmg Between the:
.‘llnw ——~ cs rtc ion 0’. - " ‘ l ' . ' t
”I“? . l “t. ». (Cummupd On Page Eight) Two lNatlons Has Remain:
.- s ‘ A' = " . ° ° ‘
. u. (in ‘ ”10's -~« - ~-— — t ed Absolutely Unlmpalred
ill ». or». Approved . I‘ if
— [TTTNNJ 0U] NAVAL , \‘i'.-\Slll.\'(:'l‘t).\’. April 4. 7 l'rl-sir
5:], HM; ! ”Mk.“ “I“! 4 = l 'lltlll \\‘ilson is confined to his but in
”Jul ”it so “0“ _\t'>lt‘l(l;t)' l‘aris “ith a severe cold.
~,\i.l l... m, lam” “”5“,” . . ltcar Admiral (lrayuon. the l'rceir
. :tll: ; ‘t't~.l um; .,..,~_.. " J.- J J J’dt't‘ll's physician cabled Secretary Tit
i . 'll" t;. m m] .\.~- " ‘nluity today that lllt' President
. l' rm“! f. ’. 1| ._.. l'atluli' t-old )l :ll'l'lzl) and was unable
V :l': I". H lt‘l>ll"rl)' “MS“ 7 ) .‘ ‘. ‘ . ~. . to he illllllll. :llllltlllL’ll his condition.
” U \tll‘l 1:” uill H1 H" R0 erVlblon Made in £.0n‘ was not ltutttdt-d as serious. t
irress l‘or Increased Naval ““5- -‘l"-'“ J ‘“““”*‘" "“““‘
d, 3 .-: .- \.‘ b . . v :1 do 1:: ‘.'l'\ on \Vllh confined to his
. '\l't'('lililtlll>, ll.“ who“ lt‘istllllcl _I‘nom ltl!l‘}-' “till -'I cold the l‘onncil
til-It» \ ll‘.\t »..l_~:ttllt: - W- of Four lllt‘l in llll' l’arl~ "\Vltits‘
lt‘H'I'tttll ll‘; .21. th-ti \1 .‘-..~'Iil.‘1;'l'(‘l.‘\'. ,\.Ylt'll l. l ‘lilsl- ”"11"” i" ”’1'”!- l' is "Hdi‘l'SmU‘l
\J.‘1v.l1- tt\::illll‘ “2' ll!“ tali'U't: u: l’lLtlL'ln.~~' lit l‘:_t-- '1“! “""‘~““".‘ ”WNW.“ “i” h" l"'f‘-""
. tun..- lilll:» \‘E'it it at. 'llt' lli‘ii'l .Litlll'ttlll'lilltt/ll ll ll “1'21, i,‘ l- d ‘4' I'll MM. room, or that the con-
”!er :tlll'vt; lolll l' l“ 'r't' ['1' an Illt'l‘tiifit-tl naval til-r. lt'lt'l will consult lllt' l‘l‘t‘rldt'nl PM“
. : -v~. 'l'l:. locum-s .lrtn..ll_\‘ all lllt‘lllltl'i‘s of tho “"51”: it "t'l‘ilfillfll Elli-“’5.
, ~ .‘ “Hi i, .5... I... “w... I.” “Ni”. .m_.. l'uit ”dd [-1 .\l. lloltrtc tool: ihe Pies--
l .‘t'lthl w ‘ll-‘J>“tl lllllllt out. ll llimzl "i“ml‘ l‘lM't‘ ill tllc [Merlin-'4. "l ”m
-. v ‘ ~ trunnion oi lit-.:t‘l-_ li‘vvi'm‘l! oi li‘our today-
.7 — in outline. this annulltu-vn: lit. to Th" President‘s "Old is SliKlll. Rear
t, l llll tit !ltt‘ \' .v; l"‘l)llll:l‘lt‘lll said ’lllll Admiral (“3,503. ”l“ l‘i'esitient's‘ till."-
. lu-t-ltlwe- ol' this ltlt'l and ot‘ the great siciatl. today. and one day's
,, ..,x H, ”mm"... am. both m ”,9 con- rest. probably um me it. Dr. Gray-
...MIM ...v..ylnt-< or it”. Navy and soil sent the President to bed as a
lit" Tllltl'llllil‘ oi regular otliccrs. it t‘l‘t‘H’MlH‘ lllPHSUI'P-. Th“ (‘Old “0"“-
..t.; “Anthony. 2.11.131“). m oped last night. The l’l’t'filtlt‘lll I'v-
. -;» 4.. '-~l:' mun Us him-l. m owl warty Hml rwu-tl r'mntnrtithh'
-. 4, on; .y I. y ‘lLl‘llllL'll lil' night.
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in. l‘lt- stain public Scr- , V 'r
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,......,,,., ,,,.. NV“. {Kn ludvvald Carson Wants'l‘ransport Mount \ernonu
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4 “will n T lr‘ltgtctttlt 10 Leave Everythlng Un- ‘Vlth Advance Guard of
> .~..- m :l't-s Ii'tll'l't t. - ‘ . ' -' ‘ ‘ ' .
1 “H...“ mm“. ”1,1,, til After the lVar Is Set- 26th Dotsxon, Arrives
..‘ (r .l ll.'i.tl_" L’l. ’l‘lll' lU‘V' t ”l -““—*
V ; vim: “m :vnflt'll Sulltx led __‘-‘_____ BOSTON. All’t'il i. That l'll'fil an
A I r‘ ;-, [Hill in ”I“ Mm. . ‘ . ‘ , ”'llltlllb'illlll ol' lll" homecoming Yan-
, m“ in“ h ”and”, h sue-d. 'l.0.\lt(l.\. April -l. » Fllt‘ House. .ol lit‘t‘ llivis-ion alrivcd today on llzw
‘ m“ “I “hymn“. m!“ (ominous debated the lush question transport Mount Vernon. 'i‘llc troop-
.u r...“ In”. “Hm m“ in last (‘\‘l‘nil‘.;: Illlbf’l'itl membersendea- ship dropped anchor in President
1:". ”WWW,“ of ”I“ “blinds. titling: to l'lll'tl. some. indication of. Roads. The contingent wn,_ made llit
... » ,l trumomm tlu- (.”m”l\,_.. lllt' (,ovcrnlllcltts policy. he mosl of division Headquarters. .\l:lel'4i('ll-l
. 53.4 "AL-luv ”hm“ 'as notable point in the debate was eral Harry (2 Halo. commanding: lllt'
_ ' . I‘l‘ill‘llt‘tl \voen Sir Edward (‘al‘son ' 104th Regiment. of infantry: tht' ltllsl
Con:mued on Sixth Page
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‘ l Ti .3. \\.'. \‘u.. April 4. t ed was the talk 'of John M. Glover, who" did not take pm in the initiation,
~:l;-.: ii" «i tiw safe of the M ' but recently returned from France af— the entire work being done by the
'2. l Hank) ol' .\n.\;~d. snvl— fihfiher and Two Babies I ter several months’ duties as a Y. M. Winoma team.
~~ v.44 me. am t‘Sr‘allPt ' . 9 N : C. A. overseas war worker. Mr. Glov-f
. m. it. l'tl\ll :.:i-l war .\£I\ll"-E,Z" Burned t0 Death! ° RESCUCd- cr had it wealth of material to draw ' visitors towardé the entertainment
. .1. 3}— “xnlnpsdnt' according "“”“""'“‘ l front his experience in France and his;
_ l't'l‘hl‘i‘ed who: by NEWCASTLE. Pa. April 4. «While: talk proved to be veryinteresting. 'cahontas Mrs. Better. and Past Po-
_-~,.n 5mm... “skin: that a attempting to rescue her five child “A Day in the School at Sleepy Hoi- cahontas Mrs. LB Bate. James Better
in Li-pi tor it.» handiw. who ren from their burning homes hero? low" was the title of a delightful lit-'of Fairfleld rendered several
«.ml lit he... run-“1 a, mg.» this morning Mrs. Steve Herman? tie play presented by,the youngladies
. .. whip the illessuze said. thirtydhree years old. and two of thel of the Temple Circle. The enst was the evening and called for many en-
.3 'llr ltHll now blowing the children. four and eighteen months! excellent and the numerous reheomn' com. ‘ ‘
on doors of the mull. but old. were burned to death. Three oth-; had perfected every person for the Then came mtmbmentortnd den
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lll'ilt‘d a postponement of the question Engineers except Company (‘, which
until the end of the War, and de- is on the America; the ltllst Engin.
clawed that at present he regarded t'el‘ Train and Military I’olict.
the question of reconstruction in he A fleet of welcoming vessels met
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Chairman Manuel Quezon
Presents Claim to Secre-
tary Baker
“7ASIIINGTON. April 4. "Mt‘mbm's
or the special mission of the Philip—
pine Legislature here seeking immed-
iate independence for the
were told today by‘Secretary Baker
that he spoke President. Wilson‘s
mind when he said he believed the
time had come to grunt the complete
independence desired by the Filipino
people. '
The Secretary read a letter left by
President Wilson when he went. to
linmpe. expl‘t‘Sl-Iing the hope that the
mission would l‘cst"".§7n “bringing
about the dcsii'abl o’filo set forth in
the joint l't‘rtllllllfll.( of the Legisla-
ture." ‘ 1
Francis Burton lln trison, Governor-
Goneml oi the l’llill‘ippincs. followed
.\lr, linker with thr- statement
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(lt‘pt ntlcnce that appeared to exist
lived the mission would be able
carry home word lh
pfnple loved ”belly ' dearly to de-
it to others. ' ' ‘
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ilolph (.‘oyle. oi illt’ Murine Corps. the
wxecutivc oflici-r in charge of fleet
entertainment dining the visit of the:
Atlantic fleet from April 15 to April
30. today gave out. a part of the pm- .
.2 Wmngeil‘tor (Extinct! 'aeccp- .
tion.
The fltct
(‘Hlttntunonla
that is tlti“
on April l3, llt'
said.
will (‘UllSth ot’ f()tll‘tt'rn battleships
of ti)“ latest type. six?) dcstl-oycrs.’
it’ll .~lllllll'(\llnl‘ll and ten mine of Ill“
llaiit. including supply >~lil1is repair
Sllll'l-. and motor ships to: 'llu small-
‘or craft. An important oltjrcl in the
'llw-l‘s :~l-‘I_\' in those rate-:5 will lw
tln- granting of short- hair to Iltt‘
L’vnlm to 30,00" nl--n ul‘ lll‘. lllJl'l. For.
ill-my ol‘ lllt' own it will lu- their :lrst
l‘tvszl \acatiun in si‘vvral years. The
plan of entrrlmnlttcnl. umording to
Major (‘oylon will includi- int'olntal
sightseeing. tllcatlcs and other spy»
cl.ll features.
The great attraction ot‘
tor the. public will be the sixty dc.»
slug-m which played an important
part ill wiping the l'-boal>‘ oil the
IWo or three destroyers here at
one time. '
The fleet \vill
Admiral Mayo.
he commanded
her. 1917 to December. 1918.
kntlsas. Florida and Delaware. under
Rear Admiral Hugh Rodman. Olhcr
:ships that were in European waters.
and which will take part in the visit
islands. l M. Mooller front her
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lew yc'ai‘s ago had been cleared away."-
The War Secretary also said he be-1
the American '
l.—~ Major lltln- ‘
here from ‘
the visit‘
Heretot'ore there has been but -
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The six battleships that were with . E" .
the British Grand Fleet from l)eceln—.
and '
which will be here with the fleet are.
the New York, Texas. W'yominlz. Ar-i
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WRITES flltlll lull
Visiting Beautiful Art Gal-
' leries, Coliseum, Baths,
Etc.
Letters describing
tlip tllmuxh Rome. the eternal city.
gl'tu'c been received by Mrs. C'll'l'lP
' son. Sergeant
Joseph M. Moellcr. A. E. l-‘.. HOW rvn—‘
loving a‘ furlough in Home. The let-
ters are very interesting and tell of‘
the Not-walk boy visiting all thrl ‘
still: it ulltttltltlt; us A
BOUAPSED; colllll Silllllflts i X
lsltl l0 RilllRN l0 wall;
lFarmers Joined in the Counter-Strike’ and Stuttgart
Had Only Eighty Litres of Milk Instead of 8,000
R FRENCH ARMY DIR Nlll ENTER ’
ERANKERRTTR Sllll’ THE UPRISlNli i;
am
a sight-.weih:
Council of Four Appoints a Committee to Put Proposals . 7
on Reparations’ Question in Definite Form
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NEAR EAST Willill
BERLIN, Thursday. April?» (Anno-
cinted Pressl.——The government of
Wuerttenberg hai- announced mot tun
strike in the section of Ger-may bu” _
suddenly collapsed, according to a. “91- _
egmm from Stuttgard, and has, there-
fore. requested that the bourgeois
counter-strikers to resume wont. . ‘
Farmers joined in the counter—5m.
and Stuttgart! consequently was al-
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Chairman Cavanagh Re-
turns and Prepares For “a
Grand W'ind-Up by Can-3 most without milk today. receiving
vassers i only eighty litres, instead of the neon}
m.-.” ‘ 8,0000.
VYith the return to the city this:
Eight thousand striking workmen It
"0h“ (avalr Duisburg. Rhenish I‘ruSsia. have re- .
Imorning of Chairman
lfllh of the Executive L'Oltlmlttec oi"
flhe Nom‘alk Near Past Campaigx‘L fused to resume their labors until -
'itdans tor speeding up lliP completion
adequatel'ood supply has been pro-
Aof final details were inaugumted. An . “de .
urgent tequest to all workers on the ~ . '
{various committees i.» being made,
.to have their reports and returns in
. ., mum (my Hall by.
Saturday evening. The ladies of the
‘auxiliary committee in charge of the
:Tea Dance at the Royal James Inn
also urge that reports on tickets be
(‘OBLENZ Thursdayfinpril 3 (A!
mnféd"l’reésl.~lm slim-ma Iii-«4;.
rising in Frankfort. (6 which city 031*
man government troops had been or-
dered occurred virtually within sight
made b) Smurdmy Everything is oflhe soldiers'of the Tenth French
oomxdetcd in tlic lilalllt‘l' of making 'Arm; who occupv the western sub.
|lhe Tea Dance one of the most «en-
ljoyahlc events of the season Saturday
;al'lcrnoon. llcliclltt'ul refreshments
7 7 Bare. beitll: t-rci-aro‘d by 5(‘0105 91‘ la-
[mints ol‘ into-rest in the I'll)- 'llt‘l1"’-";dies, while tho.»- “ho trip the light
in: th. Vatican. St. Peter's. ‘1'" l‘~"'-ifantast1c Jlt‘t‘ eagerly awaiting the
aromt». lllt‘ ('ollisrvutu and th“ Roman coming: of 24:50 Saturday atternoon ill
urhs. but were pow’t‘rlt’ss'lo act owing
to the fat-t that Frankfort proper to
just over thc Mainz Bridge-head line.
So far as is known here no French
entered Ft'ankl’ord. ob
Joseph M. Muller
troops have
l-‘onlnl. ianticipation of music rendered by ltloucli riuntsis were made that they
The ll‘lll'l.‘ tollow: . l __.._,_ should do 50‘
\l Ill/NEH]: lljazlc‘l’ (C‘lmlmmd 0“ P336 Three) ‘
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i had a womh-rt‘ul1 time .'esl«I-ltl:_,v. ’ AUTO DRIVER ‘VHO l - .—
2 ’ v s :l l-.' - ‘n :11 :r. Lil-i {onion 7 ,
T‘l’.‘:“ll.~:. MEL? .2‘ .win .0‘ HIT LEPORE BOY my . “Ell HEN
t‘t‘c when he zl-ts to Rnrl‘ lr St l'ntg TRI‘AL TOMORROWi I ’
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l The long deferred case of Andrew
. Varga who is connected with a Bridge
. port llottling company is scheduled iv:
. come up in the uptown court tomorrow _
* morning at it o'clock. , . -
'arga was driving his car down Hairless Spot on Cfll’uun
(Continued on Paste Twelve)
RlllllEN lll BANQUET
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i West avenue on the morning of Jun - ' the
EMMAN“ “I: 10. ms. and muck mul- Alexander', Qualifie? a M'“. For
' ilePorc. the se\‘en»ycar-old son of Er». I‘EStIVItleS -- DI'IVB For
inest Lenore. who was crossmfz the Members Being Conduct-
.avenuc tmm his home on (.hapel.
. street. . ell—John Rodemeyer, _
i The lad was terribly injured. llltt‘ Greenwich, Rounding Up 1
. sskull being fractured and both arms h Sh. P
g f 102 d I f t broken. with many minor hurts. He. t e my ates
Leader 0 [1 ll an ryl bag but recently recovered sumcientlyv
NOW Homeward Bound—t “’ be taken to his home. _ Not-walkers who have bald spot:
We" Known i At the previous hearings which have on the head—spots not less "I“
; been continuous fro mtlme to time to: three inches in diameter—are. my“.
\VASHIXGTON.
. Allow for recovery or the injured boyu ed to fmtemue with the Bald-ad
it was stated that at the moment of Club of Amprica, at its sixth ”mm
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zooloncl Douglas Potts who now com-V
[mantis the 102ml infantry. composed
{of Connecticut National
iwon his spurs in the ranks of the
gcavalry. He is not a W'est
igraduatc but joined the army as
lprivate during the Spanish war.
lie joined the cavalry as a private
in Mdy. 1898. and was sent to the
Philippines.
on Janualy I, 1900, he was commis—
sioned a second lieutenant of the
18th infantry. On October 15, lit-
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Guardsmen. ‘
Point. ’
About two years later.l
”‘9 “mam” wpddlng Vim-V “'35 mm" banquet. which will bc- held at Hotel
ing from St. Mary‘s church, and that Garde. NP“. Haven. Vl'edncsday night.
V'argd‘s attention was divided between April 23. .
watching it and looking for a clear' John Rodpmvypr. editor of w”
way ahead. tGrecnvvich News-Graphic. founder d
. ___._... = the unique organization. of which to:
' ' ' ' inter President Taft is a member.
26th DIVISlon Men ' conducting a drive for more member-
in Norwalk and vicinity. and he to
Register With City Clerk
-—-————’ lhcpeful that nood~siscd delegation
requesglrom both places will be in admin
ce at the banquet.
Membership in: is 81. when appu-
ln accordance with the .
made by (‘ity (‘lerk lrving D. Robert— an
3 sort through these columns for the!
g; I - .. i ’v w . .. land. with education. health. housing the troopship as she broke through include the Utah. Nevada. Oklahoma.
.-. t ll; -3"( I‘ll(() ( ADO and similar matters, as far more im‘ the mist. and drew within calling dis- ‘ Arizona. New Mexico, Mississippi.
)IP44\1( AN BANDITS poi-taut than "the. raising of old con- lance as the steamer proceedinrz t'ur- l’Nm-“Y‘Vania and North Dakota,
, . titer down. i '—
u ‘lil-‘A 'l'vVls. Apt-ll t H... m- Continued on Sixth Page i All the New England states We're
: . tu-nuavs lit-lililulxi-_- .., .g... n”. -~ ~—-——w—- il‘fpresel'itgill by delegates on tho
.. . _ ”mm" hm] fl . ) .1 I, , s earner cm or. ‘
illulllll l.l\alt'.\' t‘roops‘H‘tln kl‘llllt' l’[{lbleTl\E PAPERS l “l welcome you to Massachusettkf“.
ri'f- of tho lilo (il'andl- 511‘. “ UN DO“TS SMASHED,G°V9”1°TI Coolidge shouted through '
. Him I‘unn's gang l'iUSSI'il It) :1 megaDmm‘. .
.3. .4 _; . .- -. ~ . . l . . . i “ 8 Island is lal v n - --
‘t fusing)“, 'Il'umsdluw .lllLlll. \ llRlbiiAlNlu. Australia. April 4. via hergllogfied Governo; Seehmg‘; A“ ~
. ' " ‘ “ "m Hm" ”" "ml” '“ll‘mlmm‘ 7‘ ll‘wm' “9“'51’a1’9" here “N'cvv Hampshire is proud oi vou ; ’ ‘
" ‘ ’I'll'l ll'illSlt . . ' . ‘ " ‘ ‘ - ' _ '
\‘ :.-- 1mm» of (yum-lg” Wm H.” by! It.“ ~. 1m lalsing Of a. led hurry home," was the message from Winoma Council. 30- 31. Daugh-
« «m l'srwlla lii-t'ltllii'fll‘.‘ rum mil in; \ifi,;(:.l,lt\n< (lil‘llllqulftdrators, has (Inventor tartlett. tors of Pocahontas. were the hosts
:r ‘ mm Al littlll Mow”, “my“... ,.,. .m‘. 5.1 ' 31““1' 1” angry Governor Milliken assured the "1"“ last night at a most interesting ses-
‘ l't" "‘ ("tlwo' in“: It: . t l I \l‘lh-‘lfilfnl shops also we”: dam< I'siOn Ten candidates were initiated
'. ‘ ' "' E "C “‘ M “ “‘ ‘ - “It“ tan.» hotels have been . . 3 ' - .
t ' to lllt- Mexican b‘ill- r‘tiw-rl until further notice. (Contlnued on Page Five, Ringling; Cofiuntcillle anganélfl'g' ((menlgl‘l
""\ oi :il'lns. itlllllllllll‘ lv-ttlrtxed soldiers and others have —— ' 1 . ’.
“it‘ll: ‘A‘A Tl)"‘_"‘ 01_'l“" “\t‘ till-Bed strongly \nol'dcd resolutions; , t v (‘l S k ‘apd a large delegathnefll‘om Falrfleld
. mull \'.‘:-:o' llle‘llllllt‘tl‘ a3: llctllal‘tding the tl(!l0l'lillllln of Bolshe- Stcre at." I over p0 e - :“el‘c royallytfintiéalge ‘Work there
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.. ..,:v.l .: ( I” t '\ Y“ Elm:"1.0....f.}::,"...x1',l’(:41'_“-f' that the- A [tloaaanl church soctal was en'.paniment by her sister. Miss May
'1 ' A—— ~—-—-— tulle ifiw‘ard: Inl'n wlllnhp I”S . {HU‘ lnb'cd by about eighty-five members Div Mars'iveh. a mandolin and guitar duet
' J H d f “-0 )0" mm.- t-inralfu-v-izl. -.‘ Oilfilfifislehgl“; ‘7“ 501““ Norwa‘k Congrega'ioml by William Gabriel and E. L. Aldro-
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" ' ‘0 ) ‘9 0 3’ ) ‘l ‘ ‘ ‘ that ”to Commonwealth abandon its church la 9‘ enmg “Inn a program ny 'md remarks by iocahontas. Mrs.
. ”YA Qxceplional merit “”15 presented; Birehle or the Danbury Council, while
. One of the features of the evening
“Em ‘ which was very well given and receiv-i
attitude.”
ill“ returned
talze drastic action.
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Master D. R. Gould was present, but
' chamber
ers. aged five to eleven. were saved parts and the play was: decided soc
2.70.000 in ‘
by jumping from second story win- cess. At the conglnslonot tho
ldUWs into arms of neighborg; _ grant. m - ' ' ‘ '
lag. Mallow, s
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the entire degree team under Drili'
The cwmbm‘m 0‘ ”W Fairlie”; Louis‘A. Lehmair, Jr.. U. s. N.. who is! yet registered with City Clerk Robert-
included Shot addresses by Past Po'l mnir of the East Rocks Road. Ensign‘ will be forwarded to Governor Hol-
songs: wa'ers and personally visited the bat-‘ armsent to Hartford to provide their
111 a comic vein that were the bits of» tleflelds of France and while there col-l transportation expenses to and from
was made a first lieutenant. cation is made. Mr. Rodemeyer ll
(Continued On Pate Eizht)
106 Fliers Met Death
At Fort Worth Air Field: "
‘ names of all members of the Twenty
. , l Sixth Division who have retulned here"
(Continued On Page 5“, ‘ after serving in France with the divi~f
. sion. four names have been handed in
Y . to him. These names: include those of
INTERESTING DISPLA , _ . ..
or WORLD WAR RELICS. lili‘ir‘cfilliii‘flanfihalliéceif“lll‘é§:z
l everyone of whom passed through the‘
-A fine collection of world war relics most harrowing experiences in France , 1
are on display in the windows of 1105- and each of the four had been gassed.l RFOEdr ‘EORTEL Texu, an“ "“5
ers & Stevens store on South Mann wounded and a prisoner of the Gehlweco 3 s 01‘}! at. it tbeflt rec in;
street. The display is a part/if an! man. it is again requested that an ‘ m a” “ “v " ere fl“! '5',”-
extensive collection made bylnslgnwmen of the division who have not as
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ttlcally ceased today and nil ,
-men were discharged, 106 men M
killed from November 7. 1117'. to x w. ~
til 1. 1919. Dunn; the time-the 2?
llsh Royal Flying Corps intuit ; ”fit:
squadrons hem. (my Rodents”; ‘7
cent and mechanics Inst had’ “
hops. Since the Americana tog. -
5 lected a large number of interesting: Boston when the-big reception 1: ton-r “f9 “F4" 3“"?
Irene: and souvenirs, any at fluent dared to the New England hero. ~
iwmtfienm‘loflm‘ Land ”35,. ~ ._ .. .
l the son of Mr. and Mss. Louis A. Len-.7 son do so at once, as the complete list
i llehmair obtained leave of absence: comb in a day or so and arrangement-
l from his vessel while it was in foreign will be made for the men whose WI
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