Evening sentinel, Friday, April 4, 1919 · page 5

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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l DOW DRAPE

large assortment in marl... strip-
(nd dotted Swisa scrlms and man-
tm. New designs in crctonnes
fut draperies. Also window

“Ides.

E. K. BANKS

(-der Mahackemo Hotel, West

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, 'uhington street. South Norwnlll

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WEATHER FORECAST.

 

Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity.
H'he area of high pressure which has
unused unusually low temperatures
:for the season of the yt-ar in the east—
ccm districts during the last lew day»
am now passed out to sea. It is lol-
Eklwed by an extended area of cloud)
and rainy weather with mild tempera-
ttnres. The only place reporting heavy
rain this morning was on illC Gulf
«coast, but unsettled weather with light
Zlocal rains prevails generally east of
fate Mississippi. The leutperaturr i:
:above freezing excl-pt, ill Northern
.niew England.

‘ WEATHER A YEAR AGO
' TODAY.
Temperature: High. 45:

-E. Fair.

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New;

IX. O'Connor is to occupy the ofl‘lc' s
‘17“: William K. Finltler, in South .‘lain
that.

 

Lincoln I‘ouncil. 0. IT. A. .\l..
:Dold a recular meeting this el’ening in
Ina hall in “’ashlngton slret.

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l! ~—MI-n's and Boys (Taps. O'Brien‘s

'l'mut auriered in local streams» at

- hands tor books) of anglers this

The law was off, and a large

her were out with the. square-hot-

baskets and jointed rods. Trouble

that there, aren't malty trout in local
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._. l’axwell A. Rancow, of New Haven.
’ nty years old was sentenced to an
fmfinite term in the Cheshire reform-
:T’ory today, by Judge Greene in Super-
fin court, after llt- had “pleaded utility
if) a charge of forgery. Rancow was-I
rfdllng' check protecting machines all"
(”Wired :80 at a bank on a check for
@- given as a deposit by a customer.

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-- Soft. and Still Hats ()‘lh'it-n's
I Lady Mclglluzhlan Lodge of Norwalk

P'Ield a'vory interesting meeting last
. evening. Grand lleputy Jane D, \Vild-
1m installed three new officers. assist-
e‘ed by Mrs. Sarah McLaugntan as grand
exmductor. Visitors from Stamford
"xere present. Plans were made for
1’8“! next meetintz, which will be an op-
?!rn one. A surprise is in store for all
who attend.-—Stamford Advocate.

 

25 Cents
CREAM 0F MUSTARD

 

Wilson-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

, Deposited

in this bank, on or before
gator-day, April 5th, will
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Frederick llensen. who was with the
tEngtneers in overseas duty, ha- re
[turned to his home in Ward stret.

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l Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Jonert. ot Quin-
.Iald avenue. are anions: those who
lhtue recently. taken apartments at the

‘Hotel ('lllford.
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Ser'U-unt Lear-end Raymond. who it 15
Teen t-nnn ‘c'vd with the Connecticut

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...i\at:onal huard for nearly a dozen!

)t'lll‘S has received his honorable dis—
' charge from the Fourth Separate Com-
pany, Infantl” , C. S. G.

Judge John H. Light wil deliver his
address all “The League of Nations"
at the Fil'H Methodist l-IpISCOpai
(‘llurt-h Mnizht. The add
scheduled my last Friday eh
inclement weatlltr caused il'
ponemcnt until tonicht.

g: but

S pus:-

.\ l‘ew residents ol'.tllis city. have
:ul'tlt‘n seeds of the early \arietit-.~
planted. but the practical gardeners

will not be seen with a spading-fork or;

lake or packets of seeds in their hands
3o do an} :arden work until the snow
melts. or th'
they are lllI' ones who :zrow abundant
‘ crops.

 

-* Buy your Easter llat at ()‘llrien‘s

 

.\ class of about
hers were initiated by a special degree
performed their duties in
an evwllent Inst vvenln: at
Iho I't-utllar .ntetln: ot nutllh Norwall:
Lodgt‘. No. 329. L. (l. 0. M. Plans wert'
also made for the membership cant-
paiun to he tonducted as the charter of
.he lodge is now open,

team VI ho

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The play. "A llay in Happy Hollow
School." which :-I the
Not-walk I‘t-ncreaational pnl'sonagf'.
last Tuesday night. “as sucessfully re-
peated last t venin: in the
School room of the church.
Was alarc'n- attendance and the work
ol‘ the young, people “'85 highly air
It was under the dilet-lion

was presented

nreciated.
of Miss- ll‘ellt‘ (lorhaut.
l'l"

Sel‘ceant \\'il|iunl .l. Banks. of

’lrecnhut l lo‘pttal dispens‘a rv

York city. :w-Iurnml to his dutic:z vow i

fur
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tcrdav. after spending a loutrday
louglt :It the home of his parents,
and Mrs. John R. Banks. l7 Stuart
nun. Sergeant Banks states that they
rm- wry hit-43 at the (lreenhut hospital
at the present little. numbers of pa-
tients rt‘fll'lllllu tho- hospltal every day.

Saturday

 

- l'HlH'lllLf night, Arts)“

Hall.

A Incl-tin; of the (lien Hub, of tho-
t'onlzrt-gational parsonalze.
chnes‘dav :iltt-rnoon. There was
rehearsal of several songs. and fur-
Iher plans for illt entertainment of tlm
(our musical orzanlzations of the High
School. in the aasemblv llall. Friday.
April 25th. It will be under the aus
vices of the High School Orchestra.
‘lloy‘s (lit-e ('II.h. (lirl's tilt-o l‘lub and
the Mandolin (‘lub. Dam-inc will he
enioyed lat 'r.

.\ meeting of tile “'oman's lihert)
Loan (‘otnmittoc of Falrfleld i‘ounty.
will take place in S'Iamford. April 3th.
\t the Hotel Davenport. Luncheon will
he served at one o‘flot'K after which

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discusaion will take place. Mr. Gorllanl ‘

will address the meeting. Mrs. lsaaca
or the \\'onlan's l'ublicltv Committee
and Mrs. Elizabeth Parks Hutchinson.
back from work among the soldiers in
.Etn-mw will also speak. A large at-
;Iendance is expected.

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The Rev. ll. Baxter Llebler will gch
Ithe third of his series of addresses on
Christian \K’orship at St. Paul's Church
tonight at :he special Lent service.
which will be held a? 8 o’clock. The
[.ew who bravt d the bad weather last
iF‘rlday night I's-lt more than repaid for
6going. These addresses are clear and
definite instructions about worship and
the preacher is well qualified for the

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presentation. A cordial invitation ts . Inn 0;. ~-
. (u 9." ‘ ; l‘rt-‘Sélon. Is an enemy of con-
siven to all who may be interested to 3111:.”étocltimMrfiunsglelfighggzhr NO‘GCF- . stltutionalism and progress. There
’come _wlth the membersvot St. Paul‘s _ Knippel, 'Mrs. larges, Mrs. 'Héféfj E "if! he no selfdetormlnntlon on con-
€hurch to the service tonight. Thc;;\l_ls. Ohlman. Mrs. “'ennrick. Mrs: , ‘33::llomt1 “"95 under Slnn Feln
service lasts about an hour and lll‘}f<;f:9€: a“?! Stern, Ml‘S- Weimarfl 1' _ ___.
hymns and other music are simmm so I “their” 0M.“- rémllfiljgglyagch'tmg. ; TROLLEYMEN AFTER MORE
as to be easily participated in by the ‘ Miss Louisa Grace ' d R. .u '. MONEV
I\ ~ , “1 ““1 Swim-t SPRINGFIELD Muse April 4——
nangregatlon. 0‘ .ltss Margaret Horer; and Master; The gm“, f- l ' 1 . Co.
1 Freddie Emnler. ‘nan'v‘ tuneful: tll Stbldfa bridal Irtllll
. l , i e a a 9 '
PROTEST AIGAINST AMERICAN ! H Hey-men's union has “and {or a wag,
MISSIONARIES } OSPITAL NOTES ;;I§cg:’l:sesf5mr3 the present rate of
——- . . t . a o . a ay andareductlon from
LONDON April 4-"The Metropoll-l Dischatged Thursday-James E. Sat}. nine ‘0 eight hours a. day. In a. new
Ianot Athens has sent to America. filth“, Hartford Co 'contract. to take eflect June 1. Til-s
strong protest against what is con-' ' ' an. idqmand applies to platform men. and
sldened to be a. hostile attitude on thel Admitted Friday-Patrick Pemflme' l a. Drollortlonate incl-cue is asked for

spect. to the rights of Greece in
Northern Eplrus and Asia M lilor.
says an Athens dispatch to the Ex-l
change Telegraph Company.

To ERADICATE DISEASE

 

 

CANNES. France. Thursday. April
3.—AI: today's session of the tint In-
tonlllqllned Cros- oontereneo. there
no a. dilatation of extra m

 

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wasf
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frosts lraVe the soil and.

IWenn-five ment-

Sunday
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Evan WALK

j SOCIETY

and Personal

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‘ The Iollowin: Inarliagt l4‘llll‘ns hay.

i been filed in the office of Ille Stamford
E town clerk. Helen Evelyn l’app of
Stamford to Michael Sonislaw oI’ Nor-
{walk January 29. in ‘.\'orwalk. 1):.
lGabrit-l l‘okus. pastor of the Hunga

: rian Reformed church: .-\rIllicsia Car-
i Iuon of Norwall'; to Henry “'riuht
Windward of Stamford. January it}. ill
i Norwalk by Justice “'illiam F. lioyv.

 

avenue
80h.

(tetlrze (‘ronin of 8 North
Ella.“ received word from his
; (‘harlt's .\. (‘ronln. of the I’. S. S. Vul-
can. stating that he has for the pnal
1 week been in Guantanamo Bay. (‘uba.
I He says lhn: the weather down there
V is fine. and lha‘ all hands are well and
happy.

 

Second Lieutenant Donald Gray has
llt't‘ll mustered out of service at Camp
Fremont, California. and is again at
his home, Morgan avenue. lie is
looking fine and his many friends are
glad to see him back.

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Mrs. George A. Sllllill of I‘nion
Path is making a visit for a few days
with llt'l‘ sister to llrooklyn.

 

COLL. POT’l‘S IN
COMMAND'OF
YANKEE BOYS

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‘ Promotions in the army “cl'c um
ills rapid in those days as the) bl't'aull
idurlng this war and about ten years
’later. on March 11. 19]] hx- was pro-
moted to captain and attained to the
ltilh lnl'alltr)‘.
Goes to France
The t-pening ol‘ the war found Cap

. , _ l
,latn Potts a captain on recruiting; du- .

ly at Angel island. lie was shortly
sent tot‘amp Custer as lieutenant
colonel of an infantry regiment. for
training He did not succeed in get-
ting to France as early as he wished
and it ova.- September 15. 1918. before
he Went to France as colonel with the
311th Train llcadquniters and Mill-
tary Police.

'I ”t' was trunstert'ed to the luznd
_Inlautr,\'. the (‘onnccticut hoops in
!.\'0\ ember last. about the time of tin-
sicning of tht armistice.

(‘olont-l I’D“: is the son of (le-neial
ii. 1'. Polls. who makes his home in
“'asllinzton.

Proud of “Yanks"
l‘otts is greatly

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(‘ultmo-l attached
to and
men “ho I-onlpose his regiment. in
lo-tter to his mother. which site show.
ml the correspondent today. Colonel
l'otls says that on the lllol'ruw
rt :ttncnt
oral l’o-Ishing. which is to decorate
ti? ot' tho- men with medals for
tinculshcd gallantry.

t‘olonvl l'otts "says he has asked

that during the review the regi-
zliu-ntal hand play the “Second I‘on-
ll"('llt‘lll March," because his regi-

ment. he says. was fomlcrly the Sex--
ontl (‘onneclicut National Guard. The
men ate as fine a. set of men as he

 

has ever seen. he tells his mother.
‘and he is immensely mom] of helm;
lillt‘ll‘ I-olout-l.

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ST. PETER'S LADIES AID
SOCIETY

.\ well attended meeting of the La
dies' Society of St. Peter‘s Lutheran
Church was held yesterday after-
{noon. t‘lturt-h matters of great inter-
!est were discussed by Mrs. 0. En)-
lner.

l The next meetting will be on the

lirat day of May. at which time Mrs.
; Briggerman and Mrs. Theresa “'herle
Iwill entertain the ladies.

Those present were: Rev. Steup
land wife, Mrs. Steup, Mrs. Hoffman
§.\lrs. Meyerholz. '
,Groeschner. Mrs. Schmidt.

.Schroeder. Mrs. Miller.
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. rs. use.
Mrs. Herbal. Mrs. Koenlg. Mrs. Lep-
per, Mrs. Brushrw'ein, Mrs. llohn. Mrs.

 

 

 

part of American missionaries in re-iSaugatucR; .lchn Gormly, 35 Washing! other employee,

ton street.
Discharged Friday-Leon Morgan.
Van Zant street.

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MILLER—CARNEGIE,

 

NEW YORK. April 4.—Mlss Mu-

garet Carnegie. daughter of Andrew

Carnegie. and Ruin Roswell Imel-
thio city. obtained

 
 

 
 

awry proud of the (‘onnecticut .
a ‘

his .
Is to be reviewed by lieu-4

dis

Mrs. Englehard. Mm.I

Ar STAT]: arrays

 

 

(Continued from rue Onol

 

to its illegality have been assertedl
and suits have been brought both in
state and federal courts in many
states. in at least manly-rive states._
as the petitioners are informed.
seeking to restrain the enforcement;
of these rates. If the contentions of!
the petitioners ate sound the lt'lt‘-j
phone users of Ala.=;,1nlilzs't‘~tts. Hf tliv‘w
country 3.. a “hole. are In in: “nu?" .
Ptl it: pay Ior intro-“late ioivpllonn'
Earl‘itr- at YlllP‘i in exert-S of in" l“?- 1:
rates which have hm-n put in it‘ll"
in violation m. the inn“, t‘t's‘tllliiloll o.
( unfinise.”

lhurt Illllt‘llils‘ said ‘I ;' sl‘oul'l I':.~
ll‘ ililnll la:- sg-apui." ;; v .,-]itl llt‘ ”fut-J
ticaliy ilupo>sible 5‘... till: r-:-.« he '
,ar'zued betoll- next ’fall. :H only llllv'“.
VIN-kt: more of hrzlllllt’iits l'( “r.'ti-.~"!.
this (elm. . :
Order: Rate: Restored ‘

H AlililSlll'RG. l‘a.. Apt” 1. Ex
cry “"“Dhone company operate! tn‘

l’t‘nn-‘Hvania Will he notimd by A;
forum. General Schan‘pr It) restora-
rates Charged before the order of the
lloslmaslir general increasing rates
was promulgated. This action will be
taken as a. result oi the decision o.'
the. Dauphin county court yeetelda}
that increased rates tor ultra-stau-
telephone service could not be put in-
to effect without approval of llu-
state public service commission.

The attorney general will notify
the. companies that it they attempt I-i
collect increased rates without Flillt
approval he will proceed against
them in the courts. lixflusive ol‘ lllt'
Bell system there are close to 230
telephone companies opt'llllin: in
Pennsylvania.

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LETTING OUT NAVAL
RESERVE FORCE

Continued {mm First Pate.

 

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Man) of these otlin-Is have aslmd
to be relieved from dut_\ so as to re-
turn to civil life. but attention \\a~
‘ztllcd by the (lt‘pnrlrno-nt to the fan
that they ate under obligatlon to PM
fonn active duty with the my) tor a
period of not later than six months
after the termination of the war. II
was announced, however. that trail:-
nations of such other”: would be :u-
(‘Pllll‘d as additional olflcurs were
made or unpainted in the lt‘llllull‘tfl')‘
or permanent naval force.

"Our troops abroad must llt

brought home." said the drpat-tmunt‘s
announcement. "and Ill!‘)' must lu-
red and provided for ‘mct Iht-rr‘ h:
fore they come home. “or associates:
In the war still ml‘lll'l‘ tood and pro
visions. To do this \vmk. the Navy
today is operating lll- ttoup trans
portal and 220 cargo t;lI'il"i'l‘. The
lemuxl‘lu‘y ofllctrs ot the Navy are
making this Work punible Mouse
the department can mum upon hold
in; them for on months after peace
is signed.
I "Tile t'egulal navy is bully keeping
'the fighting ltlll0\ on edge. the re
sorvists inc goal: out last and will
be obliged to :o a< soon as peace is
signed. “lilt‘ll \ Ill leau- the bulk of
the temporary «:Iltcers available and
~necessary to translvorl and Provision
our troops 'oivt there.‘ Adjustments
in personnel :u-r quickly bring mad.-
“illl this end in view."

D POSTPONu
IRISH QUESTION'

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‘Imversies over Home Rule.‘

Jmeph Devlin. a Nationalist leader.
said he thought Sir H‘lward'u speech
was "the most howcrlul Indictment
of British rule ill Ireland." Captain
\Villlam Archer Redmond. of “'llter-
Irrd. .said:

"llt‘lillltl is almost on the verge. of
a rmolujion. and the Government re-
sponsible. Let the Government any
frankly “lwther it intends to repeal
the Home llule Act.”

Sir James lan Mncpllerson. makinz
his maiden address M Chief gSeare
tary for Ireland. replied to the criti-
cisms made by members or the
House. Alter Indicating that men-
auret-t were projected to Improve Inu-
Jllcipal facilities and housing. he
l said:

g "The political unrest In Ireland is
'unabaled and outrages of the most
'cruel and unforglvable kind are oc-
'curring. That is why it is necessary
.. to have military forces there to maIn~
' Iain order. lreland ltl one of the moat
.prosperous countries in the world.
lbut. she must be’l'reed ot‘ the shack-
tles of terrorism. The" ‘ once of

"Slnn l-‘elnism. with its cruel and wan-

 

. The company will
submit counter propositiou.

'GET DISTINGUISHED .
SERVICE MEDALS
“’ASHXNGTON, April 3.—-A list of
ioflloers who have been awarded the
IDlstInsuished Service Medal tor ex~
0°9me meritorious net-vice during
the war, tuned by the vu- department
‘0‘". m the mo. of Major-

 

 

 
 
 

 

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GRAIN EMBARGO AND PERMIT

 

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CONFINED BY SYSTEM ABOLISHEol-‘lll'l‘ '0 lull": lhv l"
w _ . .._ able. :
bEVERE COLD . . . .
__ \\ ashinuttn. April I: llrlnm-tl I‘ . .
Continued from First Pa" tlu- embatco and permit >_\"~'y‘lll whit II: —‘“_ a-“ 7' H 7 t;
has controlled the llltn‘t'lllvll‘ u' ::ra'nl - .1.
' .' . . ' . . _- .. . _‘ r: fix J ’1,
PARIS. April 4. in :I >ifllt‘lllt'nl In “ puma!) Hulk.“ \m” ld‘.‘ ”L “ ' l ' 'V
I , . . . announced today by the Railrv: ' Ml" tl ‘ -
.Ihe lettt l'arlsion. Premier Lioyo ‘ , , . , l- '
(- , . . . mlnlsttatlon. (mu-tats said the at Hull, 5' ,
motile oi (.rcal Britain denies there . . , . c- -" it
. . . was doe to 'he llllltl‘tht‘d (‘tllltlllltlll -ll' H I.
ate dissvnslons between l-rance and ‘ I w , l l ‘1 J § 0.
. Sll‘; . "1 ‘.‘\Al n“ ll'lllll‘i . ' '.'
England regarding guarantee fol ‘ n:- ‘l“ H”' . U H “l . H ‘ "
‘ rot-mpt oI ultlln “about t-vstt'lv'tlon. l "‘
France against (.ermany. He declare‘ .. . t '-3
ll! . lite etttla To “as placed durtnu lh' ;.
ht the understanding lM-l\\t-t‘n the l' ‘ a
. . [all null and man) elevators became. - ..
two cowmtm-nts is complete and that . . . . I *
. . . .. nonnested. so that it was necessmy o ‘3
England ts ready to make tresll sac- . . . ~ ‘-t l “'
”no“ ,_ it I (0‘1“ ‘ l institute some system of control Mm l 3
- . lt‘ ‘ hf. '. l S " 1‘ , - .x "
9 .. I , I ' ‘ on". H would relieve that condition. The l! 9}
p :1. dlu‘ Im.‘ pendencc of Erance. moval is to rave the time and t‘xl‘hn‘it‘ 3 AND CATARRH t ‘
In In rule“! was sou: t, says a - ’
ll‘avas summary of It. because of the 0’ operation of the Wmms. . I ll Try Before “I! Pay 39
tumor rrs'wttl) in circulation to the The permit system for movem' n "l . ~ _ , .. w.
effect that Great lltitaiu would oppose (-3me grain to seaboard ports still tsl r sl-.\\l:l,\”l“.l ‘llio let-rot |l:“"““ 1"." .‘
in "‘0 "NW" “"“rm'm‘m‘ 'h“ Prom-him effect. Removal of the embarxo on j?l‘10\"t"ill l‘N hml t]"\:l‘§lil".l‘ M. l
demands tor fillal'flllit‘t‘. Ithe movement to primary points 3"‘1 producrd wonderful l“.‘1lt"n‘ - i
Although discussmns were necessary 1 ‘ . the \liddle “'est. , thousands 01' the mw; 51mm... I ,1
to eettle th‘ knotty problems Ire 19“” ”mm“ on y m ‘ i "“"“s‘ t
quently brought to the attention of Inc- _____—————- , If you have exprritllontod Vi ‘ ‘
conference. .\It-. Lloyd George is quot QUEEN VICTORIA IMPROVES other treatments and line i. :;. .. .’
9" M Sfll'tnx. the understanding be mAllRll). Thursday. April 4.-- The at: ‘31:: ‘l?:<tll;";t;lll“‘ :2le “Md” .. -
:ween ”l“ “"0 "a”‘ms remained “bi“ condition of Queen Victoria. Who uIl» “5.;de ‘ .c s '" y m"" " ’O'
utely unimpaired ‘d - l ‘ t ‘d ' " :-
._ y ‘ - erwent a slight 099”“ On WE Pl 35- q . . .. . a
w: M... mm- m k... m... n satisfactory- mm... m b.1593 .—'.§..“.‘.:L":; cliffs" '
llle Will of the llritlsh people that announcenlfint today. The on ' » .. . . l
l-rance should have complete security oration became necessary ;|f[e]' an in- “OOD‘VORT” ( OMPXXM
for the future.“ the British Premier de . disposition of two months. it is . “‘m"“- “m".
cltlred. said. ‘ ' ~
Even if it were fifty years hencefi
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the premier added, “England would be;
ready at that time again to make sac-
rifices Im- the French it German)";
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France for the third time. 1

LONDON, April 4.——The nolslievttul
delivered an attack on the Archangel.
fmnt without artillery preparation!
during the last forty-eight hours. butt
were beaten oil‘ with a fair amount 0!
losses, according to news received;
here. The Allied losses were slight-I
The attack occurred at Bolshoi. Dacia!

ROOM 28 HOLD! MEETING. 1
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The pupils of room 28 held their six-t
teenth meeting Thursday, April 3, the ‘
president. Master Eugene Kane. in the;
chair. 1

The following progrun was given: '
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