marginal soonosctxw the home" want
by Mrs. Luttcrmsn's mother. Mrs.‘
John P. Brummer on the Post road,‘
iwhiohispow ”envied by the Wk
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oawsut
, of John A. Kemp. Mr. Luttesm’s
fappointnlent was the subject of con-
. “durable discussion thmuxhout the
2 state, having been made the subject. of
" oontroversyby the state civil service
commission. During his all-unions.
5 tion 0: the cuisine of the Home, both;
its oflciale and. the old veterans hovel
.. in". ME! Varian property on E39" been exceedinglypleased. Before Mn:
Mgr? afiiupi’ei‘lezzorsirzzij- Lutterman assumed the duty, the food
' i. ‘ 5“ time? Ni- and ”5.: at the Home had been the subject of
recently purchased the prop- an investigation by state officials. but
since he took hold he has certainly;
made good. ' i
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i
9 H51. Albert Francis of Osborne not». .
one “new the me‘ll‘lllt’rs rof thug \Villiam BrEncher and Mrs. Georgel
' i ’ IS tififigaolgnug‘hgiiui“\‘t-liiiueciii' Standing motored to lrvinston on '3‘",
:joyabie social toliowcd m.- Iluai.ues.; Hudson last Saturday afternoon. re-
and working session. 1 turning to Darien at an early lmur
' Sunday morning.
Isny reaflents of thc lllil-d‘distfit'i.
who have been members of the locall Sergeant Charles Johnson who w”!
M0 guard mm?“ “3"“ “9°" "O‘i' recently discharged from 'Uncle Sam‘s,
‘ fled of the expiration of their tg-nlist— .
i
‘ ily for the summer.
’ ”——
Dr. Wilcox of Tokeneke has had bu
power-boat overhauled.
Mrs. Chapman of Nor-walk is sub.
stituting for Miss Daisy B. 'Scudder in;
the Brookside school. tothy, owing to
the illness of the latter.
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The Tokenelte home of Richard he-I
(lailienne, the famous poet and man
of letters, is being decorated in an-
ticipation of his return with his fall-
They spent the
winter months in New York city and
Bermuda.
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—-Beginning this week the Brewer &
Malone Food Co., will make free daily
cries of large or small orders or in“.
lcentb to. hm surgical Instr-sets,
TGIF,
Cosmo from first Post i
“-
Acm to American medical ef-
flcm who have been in Frankfort re
there has been much piety in the city
since the armistice was signed. All
the afternoon and fu- into the night.
theoatosasonued wtthpeoplowhobe.
can. 'eslihy beeauo of the war.
There was apparently plenty of food.
but the prices were very high at he
tels and restaurants. The Americans:
say ll”? heard a different story rt»;
.ardin; flood from districts where the
poor class's live. Many all night balls l
have been the feature of life in Frans-g
fort. and -wopaperq have devoted;
much space to Mp“
cos of Wlhlti
they called “riotous Innis." Ministers-l
it Stands. the Reason
Our Buttes- and log WW and retail
Mubm MM cw
hitsnywmdsrwltvwoarainabstter position to sm.
your-sodsinalixradssofkm, lusandOhesse?
n! on! arson; Most floors MR1! BU'I
m. “TABS-ALMA?! .; 5“}; l
Our Standard Line of Groceries is equally dependable. A
um as cons-a You. ’
Week End Specials
tamer. 58o ' use" 47c
33c
Good American Liniburg‘er or Munbit”
311:
cos-r
mmutmmumm0'0”
new trail m the west that
”an In Royal (spun. a Y. n. C.
A. seem. and several. so“. 10-:
audio. two horses-s. were taken
prisoners. According to a “howls
prisoner brought into M today,
the American and British winners '
taken in this sector were removed to
a village soil! of Boishoia cocoa on
were well treated.
The American casualties m: the.
past weeks of fighting about ”shots
Osera include one oflicer and five men
killed and seven wounded. Nine oth-
ers are unofficially reported missing. ;
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LONDON, April 4.—-—'I'lic.situa-
tion in the Murmansk region of
Northern Russia is giving the,
British military authorities con:
sidcrahlc auxicty. Announcc-
CHEESE CHEESE 43c
Best Santos
COFFEE
Condensed
that
[2 service. has resumed his former posi-
teo. have preached sermons in an en;
(leave: to stem, the tide of solely ml» WM matlc yesterday
12in
' men and have been lnuatosi'etl out o
servmg tor rmn-ral
We: after
m. M“! have already t'cvwfiit- Norwalk batters.
odiwhlle others have signified tinir in-
_ tation of doing so.
Win-Y 3“! delicious cakes will 2m
g'rais. feed and poultry supplies to
'Rowayton every Wednesday. ’Phone
[19+2. '
l w
John Raymond of this town, who Oil-i A number of local fishermen are
. . . . l .
teled the serviceof the Rentinston 1'. now taking advantage of the after-l
M. C. Co. of Bridgeport, is still cm-E boom: to go trout fishing. “’llile the
tion with the Crofut & Knapp Co., the
which began last November and in-
creased among the wealthy as time
went on.
General Mania, commander of the‘
French forces In that district.
entered the city in an automobile!
lBritisll reinforcements will fol-.
'low
7'” Allfl'ican surgeons who visited! troops now
Frankfort do so with the permission of; Russia, ,
and l 1!
MILK
Columbia Brand.
SA RDIN ES 1 0c
. Tomato Sauce 01‘ Mm
immediately the American Camfibell’s PORK‘2c
on the way It“ N‘ll'lh and BANS
- . o l 1
Arm! --— PURE
‘llc LARD “c
SPA, \Vcdncsday.
"thins l‘lrzhcrgcr, head of
I 1.1m. ' lT' U. must continue to work for War]
., placed on sale at the Atlantic & i'n-I
cine tea stoneon Vim Zane 5111‘ -; ltml ployed there, and is seldom ‘sl'en
Wu lay the mr-mhers of ill" lsp- town, as he lodges in that city.
worth League of the Eas‘ A'xtfllll'."
hiatbodist church. The salt- will to n. ._____
mess from 2 until .' o'clock, amt tic-l
spite the. unfavorame Writllif'i‘ c.~ ‘-|i
in ll‘tllll are not just yet very numerous.’
they make some catches which make'
.lhe sport worth while. Needless to
Miss Mabel Allen of Mansfield unn‘ say. every sportsman is waiting for,
nine. whose talent in pianoplaying is the weather to warm up, so that the
tions it in howd and (“Pfrw‘l ”'3' ""3 exceedingly appreciated by these well fish will be tempted to bite to a great:
““3" “’m be w““y‘_’_‘:‘_'_ml‘zed‘ .' competent to judge. will participate or cxtent. ,
As yet no definite ilgl‘t-clltelll Mus" m the April 9'08“"! 0! UIP Schubert:
been reached as to who will be 1hr sun-l Club of Stamford. l °
censor to Rev. Harold lC. \\‘il>(ltl.l !
mm
whose resignation a: pastor of th,‘ , . ‘ . "
tAvenue Methodist “mm.“ mm “hf Henry W. Plant of .\ew lull: Cit)"
has bnllghl Miss‘Snulllwick's property :“
on Gracie street, which will be the:
to eflect Sunday. Mr. \\'il.~ml will 'n
in charge of the Sun it-cs at. the. ('lllli('ll
azsuggaégéilrIll‘zn‘HLh:;:e:;lzty;:} home of his daughter and but. fulllily,‘ ___.__
member of his congrr-gmicn “ill be with whom Mr. PM!" Will malts hiltI l“- i‘. llm’nltmd and family haw re
present to bid fal'cwvll to the. mun \tho' home in the future. .movvd to u...“- >“mm". home.
his i-lo faithfully and Ubt‘tllt'nlly St‘l'\€(l
them for stwcml ycnls past. ‘
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J... _ N... M. ......
MERIDIN GET QUOTA l l‘llisi ('ar’ua'l loft for Battle Creek.
_ Mil-b. lust. f»r his health.
First City in State to Reach Goal ini
w. c. T. u. Drive. ‘
Any East NorWulitvr tllm. :zltvr
serving in France, has l‘i‘llll'lll‘ll to this,
lkle and was a member of the-fl‘wunlyfi
The SUDIIIIPI bazaar will rulzun on
Sixth Division. is l'pqlll‘blt‘tl to hand, .\ bulletin ,5..qu by u". Sm... \\'. i‘ IMONM-V' "9"" 7~ at 1' North “Hi"
his name into (.‘ity (‘it-l‘k irvmg i). ilob- T. L'. campaign committee sava: istreet.
ertson. City Llcrk itoboitson lb (out: The $1,000,000 campaign of National Th“ “ \ It. "w, m ”,9 home or
in; a list of the Norwulk boys who . . . . ‘ . ,4 . .
fined in France with im- 'l‘wmty- i" “01mm 4 (‘hrlsllnn Temperam-u Va. 2'"?! l""”"‘ “'a‘l- S‘W'h “‘Qniif‘. Mon
Sixth and will forward them to lliil‘l- ion, which llt’f—‘tm March 20‘ will (“nil“) ”(mini-K
ford to Governor Holcomb who will ”m", until Mm. 3,_ eXcept through the Mrs. Edward (:ray and Mrs lxar'v
snake the netws-sau'y ill'riingé'nlOlll< to “,0 ks . , ' :llixon visited with friends in Sta u rd
. . _ . gncn to the Liberty Loan drive i n a
ride the trans lortatiou caprnsvs of . . . . ’
pro 1 :10an by lt'aps an bounds, Sunday.
these boys to and from Boston when iii Georilitl, "
the monster reccption is in hr ten- is tlic first Hill? to go “(o'er the top"i Harry “urren of Oak street was
tiered them on Anvil 'rfith. with her quota. Meridcn is the first ianllél‘ed ° “"9“” IN" Thum‘l“ ”"n‘
t-ity in Connecticut to reach the top.‘ inx‘by friends. l
Other cities and towns are taking thelrl lump" GNU“, and I’m"). “N 000“-
proper places with enthusiasm. Pa- pymg their home in ('ortcr street for
triotism and temperance are going ”I" fummer“
hand in hand. for war savings stamps “"‘ "“5““ F- ”Vim: is spending the
and Liberty Bonds are being purcllaa- sprint \:I¢.tlltm with Mrs. M. D. Pierce
ed. which helps the government. and “‘ "Mmm' " l'
are then given to the W. C. 1.. l'. \Vhlt'll‘ \ln. ll. t'hryslol has been npendina
helps the temperance cause. .Ft-Vt'l'ltl tllt} ‘ in New York. untleryoin!
i Among the reasons for this unusual 'rmmmm "" h” "'9"
’campaisn by the \V. C. T. l’.. which is John and Thomas Ellsworth are visit.
appealing to the public for funds for 1m: with then urantlfather. Gcn. l.u-.
the first time in its history are the My" F' Hurpoe. of Hartford.
following: H. .\l. Schumann of the ('olonirll
. The problemsrof twech million wo» Them“) has "'0‘“! from Norwnlk to
men employed in the industries of
the United States are more acute now
then they were before during the war.
The W. C. T. U. must help solve these
AND problems. '
The true and complete Americniza-
, ,2 tion of the foreign-born cannot be ac-
“m 10” complished unless each such individual
' . , is brought to see the justiCe of the
' _. r-.. - prohibition amendment, and the con-
‘ tentedness which will surely follow its
' um Rust 0: the Post road has n lentorcement. The W. C. T. U. must
turned from a. trip of several week-i in ' surely help there. i z
Clandebnrr of Winncld street was
last evening elected financial secre—
taryofthe East Avenue Methodist
church at the adjoul'ncd ln("‘lln8 01
the official board which was lwld at
the conclusion of the usual mid-week
Wicca. Hr. Farr will succeed Myron
Osborne who has filled that position
in a faithful and capable manner hi
the past flue years, but title to the pres-
sure of other business he was com
polled to resign his position with the
church. Other routine business was
transected which cleared up all the le-
maininz business for the church con
foronce year which ends on Sunday.
' MDARTEN
l
Sailors' Fund will be held in the Town
_ Joseph lnvalo. the Railroad Avenue
cobbler. entertained friends at his
llOllN' in Locust avenue, Tuesday eVen-
lng.
Mrs. Andrew Watson, formerly of
Main street, now of Stamford, viSitcd
Mrs. Turner of Main street. Monday.
William Bertine and family have to
turned from Stamford and are again
residing in the Ruscoe house in Locust
avenue.
quot‘ manufacturers to move their
Walter Deverill. who spent over a plants to other countries are “Ming
{m in PM, is back in town, as’ full such statements as the following from
'«ivmn as ever. ' Ithe Pchin (China) Daily News: it is
it extremely kind of the brewers of the
United States to think of conferring
lthe benefits-3f their activities on this
icountry but frankly they are not want-
. in» John E. Williams of the Dal-1N1 Beer is one or the things Chinal
.t'fi'n'wloview has bought a summer can manage to do without, either in
“Mile 0-. the shore at Harbor View large quantities or small. "The W. (T.
d bration, is hoping to have a historical
‘section in the parade.
., H. Hayes. whose summer-i Miss Lulu Turner returned to her
. h. h on Gracie street, has been in" 25 STAMFORD'TES VI-SIT ‘i‘ome' ‘25 Main street. Sunday even-
mm at his New York city' NATURALIZATDON CLERK mg after spending two weeks in Your
, ,kers and vicinity. She saw the parade
Appear in a Body and ‘WPHIO MCl.l.i of ill? 27lh Division in NCW York.
A. an All Are Examined. Berrian Shutes has taken the posi-
7 w :flognaitltet,‘¢03i§ cfaos When Naturalization Clerk Frank P. tion of organist at Ibo Methodist
it“ all! . :i Munich answered a knock on his ot-'Church in place of Mrs. Lester Mess-
_ .. the door in the county court house in, inner. resigned, Mrs. (Messimfl‘ will
7 ' ‘ . Bridgeport, ho was greeted with the play tre organ in St. Mark's Church.
A- lg as: win}? 3:?“ smiling faces of about twenty-five men. Geotle C. Wilser has moved 10
M m to c. n. Scoilold's “Why this honor?” inquired the clerk, Springdsle. He recently sold out his
' on West"ovon.ne. and the spokesman for
Bank New York. has been spending the
, _.._.—— cation. ‘
Jim B. Cooke attended the na-
9193-1 cofl dealers' convention at Wor-
neuter Mass, last week.
4.
tie over a week. The schools will re-
open on Monday, April 7.
F‘. A. Shutes. who has been selected
~'—————s - l Prohibition."
the. party at} business in North Main street. and is
once interned hint that the enurelaasociafted with the Knapp Company in
m. 35..., m has' company bad Just come from Stanfordlthe manufacture ot artificial ice.
m weeks 1. m... for the express purpose or getting: bliss Dorothy Books and Kiss Jen-
ahod the streets, though their first papers. lkins 0! Port Chester spent the week-
“ u m Thb is the second time within a fewéend visiting WW Chester L “add,
m
/mmuw*' The ohlidnz clerk ushered the appli- 16 New Haven.
m I?“ “i,“ into the" com-t roan, where they '
my nipped, M torn
_, ,9!!!“ to War: Vii-rentals: ..
g; rust-I deaths-is eggs
9
easement-ea
'4.
. v
' baasador to Great Britain. to put into fof all parties. at
‘ pointing out
tha- l.. C. Hall pIaCe, South avenue. .
Tllc next dance for the Soldiers' and '
Hall on Friday evening, April 4. I
which carried the While “a: iiicrmnn nrmisticc commission. ar~
—_. gl-tvcd llt‘l‘t‘ today. aceompamcd by
PARIS. April 4,—1'lw Council or; a number of technical and other
Four has appointed a cmiimittce con-l advisers, including the chief hut-L:-
munx o‘ L' 9‘ “Mum“ “we" “ml canal-tier ot' Danzig. Bcforc leaVllljZ
lstcr of Reconstruction: Edwin Sam-l _ - ‘ ‘r llfltl a filial
uel Montasu. British Secretary for in- B‘ rlln. Erzlit ”f; w l“8(‘lililll\'i'\'
dia. and John W. Davis. American Ant “‘ l _ l 1' ~ .
which an airrcc-
definite form proposals for the solo-z lllt'lfl was reached or: to the alli-
tion of the reparations“ Iquestionwnuk to be mum“... in 1]"- "exulip
TM” “"1 be ”“5““, “9”” ”‘ “”Mlititms with lllc Allicd reprcucntu-
‘(NlflSlllulltlll
pie. by the council, it is reportell., . . . - .
”on, pmmh mum“ ;ll\‘t‘t~ llt‘l't’. 'I Inc incl-luau M‘illlllll‘ll-
PAH'S. Thursday. “pl.” 3-- Th“ Nt'PlUN favol‘lllllp lit a se‘lllPlllt ll'.
('hanlbcr of Deputies. tumult-red the-:0f 1h.- I_)unzig t-untr worn);
electoral reform bill intla). two wonlu Marshal Fm'll's train is (hp L,
an suffrage amendments beini: submit-i . ' . . . . . ‘ .u '. . ' I . -\.
it’d. Both were tlc-l'onlml. gullifit h. I"! d‘ h "'0 0 ‘h‘tk r L”. l
The- null amvndmen, that “mamas day morning and lll't' collfcrcllu‘.
of the (‘lmmbcr of Deputies would be'ul “‘llli'll Th“ "MW-ii! ‘l‘1¢*l"m-"
elcctl-d a'ithout distinction of sex. Thlsfwill lie .wttlt'tl. is fixed at It‘ll
wiriiquiiilnt‘l‘iietntlmi'r of ti"... film}- ‘inu‘hewl‘clovk til Villtl No'lllmis. lhc 21‘-
l'lor discursionw e was mu "m" me. sitlcnt-c of (icncral Nlltlaul. .
The second provided tor the trait.. i l’ARl-S. “l“"l ll.~—l\ln[{ Alllcl'l.
mission of the right to vote to Ihe nextl of Belgium. t'llllctl (HI (‘oltlucl E. ‘
relatives of heads of families without; M. House. of tho Amcrican l’c'u-l-v
d“"“‘”°“ “7 “X it was pointed out! Mission. this morning. The kin-,5
that it would insure family represon- , _ lu _‘ I" g “.1,
tation and was m-eded became nlanyil‘m’ ‘ ‘I in “0 "“‘ulem . 17“.)"
heads of families had been lullmi our-,1 1" ill" afternoon. At ""5 "'5‘?-
ing the war. |Wlllt'll was ‘sct for two o’clock. If
'had been announced that thc ill—
mxnox. March 23 tCort'espond“ forests of Belgium before the
ill"; ?'_T?°Rdmlll"d ”WM-“HIT pence confer-eels would be discha-
- “1‘ r3 9 “m"! ‘1“? it “0"“ sed. and that King Albert would
0‘ ml. while ”flag?“ “ml. “w l) W“ b
maybeexpectedto .memm‘mqw'" '3 P
not war rec.1rd,"it a; any: the u... made the scat of the [naguc of
:ion 1:3! they should [all to onythinagNntions. ‘
m t s 19H lcva-l in the near future! BELGRAD Vnr- ('n .
“'llh luck. the fli'llt‘lu Intel for we'respoud e E" ‘1' .(hA‘l? (. ‘1‘!
next decade may ln- only 25 to 30 per i we 9 H . 8mm". “
mm Mam.” .Prcss).-—Americnn pajamas are
This interestin: informulon is :0anng worn as nutcr garments by
tained in n ileum-hint issued by the tens of thousands of destitute luctl
Ministry and sold in the public. After and bay“ in ”H. Balm Tht'
that prices were ruin; Amcrlt‘tlll Rc l (. _'| ' _
belorc war was «it-clued. it explains . .‘ .‘ r"""‘,,ms_m‘ (nor,
the various (‘ztllr‘tr‘ which have com- 8 "Hum" suits l" S'bomv Hunt-,
blnod to bring about the great rise of cllcgro and (ircccc. The shortage
the past four )Pars. Reduced output.|of clothing throughout this region;
increased “(‘1ng rates limitation or,“ "9 urn-at that the poor are Klalli
to [rt-t any form of covering. Bath.
imports and l.~.~u:mce of paper money
are assigned as lhc p acipal causes. .
FL robes are lit-lug worn by tho “""i
liiillhiN. l‘lnll‘stla)’, April 3 (Asso- “m" “1‘" mm i‘ imlWSfiibk‘ l0“
ciated Prom... Leading 9mm“. philo- get cloaks. \\ omen 3 coats arc,
sorhlcal and religious societies of hen"! “'“m ll." "‘6" Mid M”. for!
Germany hm... addressed an appeal t”dammit it is impossible to obtain:
tard.
{luncheon
star 5: SHREDDED
CODFISH
‘ FREE?
Beautiful SALT or PEPPER SHAKER with each pound of
WHITE BEAUTY BUTTERINE
“ran BEST mosam MADE"
UNITED BUTTER & E66 60.
so wisumamu 51.. so. NORWALK
39!. ._.
12c
‘_A_, -7 ._ _
ABLE SEAMAN STRAIGHT.
all kimhs concerning agriculture. lti
also maintains an extension service
for the dissemination of this infonna
lion and teaching anions the people.
“The county farm bureaus are llu"
'cuttin‘ «1139‘ of this entire machine.
They furnish the means by which the Byron Straight, able wan
accumulated u‘ricnltural knowledge ed curiously the helm.»
all lamination tethered by the ox- porn] on the next cot. tn
”tinned station. the college and the; Brooklyn Naval lmqum'
extension service are brought home to; Might was mum. u. «.
motor-tins public. loaddition tothio. the corporal had hm n ., ~ ..
they have been very achiwe in the solo 3 morning report as :m «amount
that 01 the various economic prob-‘2 could not speak; his ”All” . n‘ ,,
Isms confronting the farmers. and the were not known. The N- u \ .. ‘
“cow and suppofl.‘ of Illicit: bells his story.
Iolvea the Mystery of Silent Budc
‘ Get Next to Him.
Stu. ..r :v
work by the public is. therefore. of the: All that the hen) ml! 3.21m
(mint Want» to the state as a‘ apathetic staring mun- vim“ \\..
“hm“- ... 1that he was one or ill! 2...: “l... u-
"Your: very truly. loaned upon to turn in t'\t‘:}ll\.lll
"MARCUS H. llOlAlOMB." lmight, identify lhcm and m... .. .
- Emand in case of “union and \uv.
GORDOMTlON PAPERS. lforvrard with a whoop to slap tin «1
‘v— mans who were threatening Part
A certificate of organization was; They knew that. when (‘lum
tiled yesterday at the office of the sec—,2 .,. . b. . t .t ’3‘. h ,
notary of the state 5! a" Pickwlt'l. Thulryvhad on “on s rt‘f‘l l ’
Corner. Inc. or G: wich. with cwi-_ 9" Wind ”Mk “1‘5 MP loans m-n-
tal stock of 315.000. consisting of 150, summit; from shell Shock to such an
sham. par value 8100. The amount extent that he could not tell his um-
President Wilson. luring warning "‘3'" ""m" '
against a disregard of principloa to
which Mr. Wilson has pledged himself.
‘ paid in and with which "I0 (‘0Wmflii0n or address. His identity disc had been
Egrrsbig:a‘s~:till:?sil 2'”? .I :3 :11: oollected with the others before the at-
Discartlcd dress-suits, old silk
gowns. tlllapltlulctl ballroom slipU
tack.
Contemplatcd plans of American li- .
Georgc Purdy of the fifth avenue
week in. town. enjoying part of his Va-'
i
3 the Czechs and Polo . re support--
Children of the public schools are a but ‘
l
enjoying their sprint: vacation of a lit-I
,vohed anarchistic conditions in Gen‘
which, they clain, induced Ger to. lwrs, tlttt—uf-lntc robes. all K'llll‘r‘l
lay down her arms. The appeal 02.20“ h‘“ ”‘0 .Alncrtcan Red Cross
clam that “if the Germans are drivenl from Auwrw“ 8 “Pu“.m" twill“.
“I \' i s ' v
to Operation. they would rather be a "”1 llkhll) at home, are
. .. .scizcd cllgcrly bv the poor of
czme, B‘iihhz‘iki than BIIVN- and,sihcria and Montencgro. 909.88ch
'ci arses l P 100M and P01" '“h an- in these unusual garment tht"
olpatlng the conclusions of the peace“ ”awn“ pr _ ' ‘ t 8' i
Conference and violatins the Wil-' ' ' "M" '3 gm W “p7
...... m..- ....,. .. so am; 222:. 2;. :32...“
are not only 00-411"! a. oats “Whey were museum pullout
ltl lllt‘ a l\' . , - ‘i
in; those nations." l Rcd ('l‘tl(s.\‘ t llt of th: America»:
it is maintained the Allies poo; __' _ '
FARM outlaws an: i
sell A. Cowlsa; vies-v ., ..
Newman: treasurer and ass slant see-f So he had become an unknown
retary, Margaret Keliehcr. all at Hospital attendantslriod daily to solw
Greenwich. ”"9“” and '"h’mm the eni‘ma. Every Wt micbt bo-
‘ . l at New '
treasurer. (' Innheith Gilipn :puggested was followed but each al-
York.
The Knight ".~ or “files Company ol tempt. ended in failure.
W90“ ‘ tificate ”I organ- it was this state of facts that h.
.- 0'
Notion. lawn. . p. ..l stock of 33.10 0"de Able Seam Sll‘alfihl.
consisting of 31 shares of common, ‘
stoch at W0 par value. tall amount btral‘ht had no serious m1, up
being and” in. with which corpora. tbn was soon among the convalescent and
will t-ugin business. The prestdent is then m. interest in “The Silent Bud
Frank A. Rants. viceopresident. Vi. ll. 15'" , ed 1 M iii . ..
W. Smith. and secretary, Arthur M. ‘ mew“? ~ ‘0" “ii 0° “8"!"
Conley of Iridzepert. as paticnts in such a hospital will '1‘
A cerflm at «mutton was much of their time Straight thong
died by W. 3- “039303. 13“" 0’ out a scheme and when he was a;
as marshal for the Memorial th cele-'
l in (“50mins the possibilitie- et a
. weeks in which Stanford has had a’who has been transferred trom‘ Penn"
_‘ the m w field day at the naturalization oillce. sylvarus to U. 8. Gonoraifiospitat He. hath M W active. in. tho
. Wanton. .
The twantisthseosolof ti. ”0 . mmmh‘w.fi
to be examined. :men's Club willows! 9km Winchell: m—
. many by refusing to relax the block;
ade l
revival of militarism. the am“ gays:
"Only one thing could Own weld,
,the Gelmsns of every I‘m-9 into a
, warlike power—-the continuation 0“
the policy of hate and W003
that has been pursued by the Allies."
Mr. Wilson is warned that the Unit-
all States, "with its great stint! 10"
tunes and billion dollar trusts." ‘3 '
.“fertile field for communism.” “4 it
' is suggested that wealth! Wm
lions."
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l "hid better support the League of Na-
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“CUTTING 506‘" 1.- l Mex-idea, capitalised at ”5,000. con- .,
STATE Foooosvaf‘u sisting of 290 shares of common shoes to more h‘ '0‘ ‘ 3’“ ““9 0‘ the ‘ "‘
at par value ”00. The M. are: ed States and out it. into section
w ; male-l and tremor. Winnie it} ‘ Taking the sections. one by on.
he rites Governor to We at. Thompson; vicopsaaident. Waite, used ,0 film“. mom .0 u". m”...
Drive for Members. . 1‘ ThW°ni "5‘5““ "Gnu?" ”1“. New England awoke no interest 'i'
' STORES, April 4.—-ln a letter to of- ”firmiflénfimfim '“' mm m 1.“ him com. 50 u, .-
ficera of the statewide drive for fem." filed by the .spfingdue 10,. 5 Coat 00" pointed Nevada and bulging lllmn
bureau membership, APT“ 7 till 13. 00" of Stanford, the purpose of which will and slim Tennessee. Then Stl‘mpil'
crnor Marcus H. Holcomb chancter-‘ be the wholesale and retail ice and held bemre "The silent Buddy" a man
izes the movement «01 th t t- coal business. The capital stock is ,
m n u: u ' “‘ “,,. 326.000, consisting of 250 sham or °’ "9" Ya“-
no ance to 4: state as a whole. 4‘ ”—0“ "a“ atpor "I“ of “00.9,! A faint. smile played about tin
The 1113001113300 0! inflicting: to a mic; to heck: business oval; of the speechless man. He raism in
warm actor a state in sunun up by: . .. he incorporators are 1- user with such strength as tho lint
. , .
Governor Holcomb as follows: ' "‘m A“ Graves. Gilford 3' Knapp "3°, tiedeld had not oiled up and potnlm:
“i understand the county farm bu-‘ James 3' Shm 0' Stamford. .heny to a spot mar-ted “Bolton
m“! “e ‘0 “man“ ”mm ‘0". PM role not.“ and later-day. Then he dropped back to his not anal"
Tillv
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ARCHAXGL WM. A I‘ll 2
' (Associated Piston—At Aland glad:
i quarters this afternoon. it was resort-
iell um the situation was when!“
i on all fronts. .1110 enemy has made no
new attacks since being “V8101! Te'
buked rests-day. but u. artillery on,
funds in the near future. i believe, i Stnl‘ht took the cue—mmemallx
that there is no cause in this stats to‘ Grand opera singers who have their he i. m the game locum? and
which contributions may more nectar. Vetoes canned on music records easily, without any further inter-minim M»
ll! be given than to the war? conducted ”WV. they II. II Gilli II I boll. W able to locate Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
bytbesebureaus. womeasam—ttisaoshock-‘WoodmuOMe. N.J...md n
“Wont is a wantscturing’ins! not such records will sharpen was wtgmwmmleumml
state. but probablyone at the ”tantrum last as sure as Claude C. Hale' tron-them that Corporal POI!!! W00“
M m a! in tha an umammnauudefns theh' son and that he had been
m oil mwmotthocism he has no season tobolie theinisaingslncethodolngs around Chm
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