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0“ Well, Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M4
Meals in Mnsoni.‘ llniltlinez. South'
Ill! Street. lst uni 11rd Tuesday oi
‘d nuth-~-.iuly :.n:i August except-
ed. It 8 o’clock. All blaster MasonuI
mull-ally invited. John K. Finch. \\'.
new: M. Wilcox. secretary.
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“can, BLACK AVENGER 3
fl [‘3 Silva and the Kings or:
"the Spanish Huh must roll over in'
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their gates yew time Al llurleson,‘
‘fisneo one of his dismissal
‘1‘“ no doubt fool Ital they are being;
outdone “fin it. antics to
. ed to dispose of stock manufactured.
orders. :
piratitmiil beer of more than one—hull per rem.
'. ”their. ..'1°hc ideal. iub (mm the [’0 : strength.
"Iiflcsl Hutu: (tenant's. ofllce is direct-i Clark says, they bureau would bv' tak-
- d at (llama:- li’.uack:ty. president oil
‘fie M11 l‘eleg'rwh-Cablu (‘ouipnmnl
"50' was: "manor. " from attire by mil
HWAYMEN ' MAKE '
timnte, close-ups of the war that noi
other kind of history could give him. 5
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-" ceed after ctlin the money. . ‘
2’“) P’ C' BEER TO BE lgiving the ileum:; the. autoistsfipro'i’;
SOLD MINUS STAMP l ceeded towards New Haven. unnounc-,
' ‘ ing their intention of getting the met-.
-ropolita.n authorities on the trail of:
1the bandits.
, Accordingto the statement, Hyatt.
halt per cent. alcohol have no stand- i and Stein were on their way home.
ing as brewers. The brewers asked = when they saw the figures bpforp
Commissioner Roper whether be up" them and SIO\"0(I up. Tllt' khaki-clad
proved the stand ottthc loch] ofllcials : one painted a ”Mllliiml at U". auto-
‘md "equcfll’d an 0911mm- H9 ’e'lists. commanded them to halt and
plied that he did in a. telegram. re- ‘ then ordered them ‘0 turn over all
"Owe“ 13’“ “18‘“- ,the money they had with them. They ,;
"01d beer," that. is beer brewed be. 3 did no. The soldibr is described as :
fon- Ilcccmbcr i. will be ethstml in ‘ tall and slender, while his civilian
a. few days, and claiming the revenue ; companion Was short and stout. Ily-
ofliciuls lack the right to deny them f ult and Stein gave. their occupation'
clamps the brewers will place ”wins peddlero.
2.75 per cent. product. anti.» market, Much excited, Hyatt and Stein re;
without ”1“ stamps. lported their t xperience to Sergt. Ste-
Deposit Money for Stamp: :phcn l‘. .llt-(lmtn at police headquar-
Every time a barrel is sold, money! tors immediately upon their arrival
toequal the com “I the stamps it ”‘93" i in the city. Assuranccwas given that
had been placed on the barrels, will ‘ thorough investigation will be made.
h“ deposited in a local bank ""‘J l The tvso are believed to be the two
turned 0"” to the Government ":fi'lhichwnymcn who have been opt-rat.-
(-iuln when demanded. llecr thu> int: on the shore roads during the
sold will be marked “non-intoxicant.”¢ past ,9“. “1.9;“ In every case, Um.
Manufacture ot' beer of more than i m. ”m ”.0 “I described as a m“ and.
one—hull per cent. alcohol was stopped 11an khaki~clnd man.‘ :
December 1 by Presidential world, -..-_.._ ......
mutton. but the brewers are permilt-g
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BURGLARS lN REDDING.
before that date. A_ second Fresh. _
dential proclamation and materials? Restdence of E. J- Fellow“ Entered-
banned in the previous two Inc-mes} , and Valuables Taken.
could again be used in thc HilllllilC-i
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221,8 “ofiatnoxi’loirntfgrifai‘l‘lfioMtgewlilsd “'0‘; j The new residence of Edgar J. Fol-e
aidcred non-intoxicant. Elihu Rum lows. situated near the Saugaluck riv-l
and “‘illiam ll. Guthrie, counsel iii-f ..r‘ a short distance from the Myrk‘
the National Brewers Axs'ocintiol. nd-E Twain library in “'est Bedding wu‘
vised the members they would hi-
M’ithin the l: ' e'inuf... 'm-inz. .. ...
per cent. beer. it it was a non Inloxh
cont. and this is the product. IBM lo-
cal men will sell without the Manna.
Why Stamps Are Withheld
Local brewers say those in oth 1'
sections of the State have been :tecur-
tux stamps for the new burnt-age and
that the local bureau has no right to
hold them up. Revenue ()fllCthlH (-lti‘ui.
the brewers have no right to llinkl‘
and a considerable Quantity of vol-
uable silverware and some rifles and
The house was» unoccupied when it
was broken into, and entrance wu
made by breaking in a window on the
around tloor. As the house mend- it
way, conditions were in event way inv-
orable tor the prowlcn to make en-
trance. work at their leisure and get
It stamps were .«Jld. 5‘1;
ins pan with the. brewers in twin“ . _ .
ing the law. which states "Hit the 3““ ""d“'°°"’d‘ l
sale of stamps is restrict-d to “only The chief plunder Secured was;
hualit'ied brewers and tobacao than“-
I .‘tirs.#;;:gmsr 1-. W.’i~fl3¢o"u~ x.
o —— o-ntered by burglars in tow nights ago.'
revolvers were secured. . .
. a considerable distance from the high-3
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about $600 worth 01 solid silverware}
‘fih'lem because it “as claimed lll‘lfacturom,"
"tiled (b 060; instructions. in answer" The brewers will base their {it‘ll'ill
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_ . . .ll --z . _. r h" . In selling the now pmuutt \M'
b a” (barge Mr M“ u “y“ [ istnmpa on the fact. that no'w “wild
A quantity of plated were m tested‘
and discarded. and this leads up to the:
belief that it was the work of proton-i
emf-bunt“: «consume
I arrive opens TODAY
The Farm Bureau: in this state he-
gan today their membership campaign
turers' Association, as well . as the
Stute Chamber of Commerce.
For Palrt‘leid county the membership
Quota. to be obtained has been placed
at 2,500 members, divided by town: as
follows.
:tor 16,000 members. The’ drive has!
been endorsed by. Governor Holcomb
and the state Bunkers' and Manufac-l
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Weston..... .......... 101
Wilton ..... .............. 40
GAME OFFICIALS REAPeomTI-zofig
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the four members of the state board of '6
Govenor Holcmub has reappointed .
fisheries and game for terms of four
years from July 1, next. :l‘bey are: H
William K. Malian, Bridgeport; John 5
W. Atwood. Wauregan: Leonard C.
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Btrntford...................-.... as. ...
Trumbull ... .............. 10'
lWeatport . 60‘
Sanford. New Haven and William Mc- 5.!-
. QChine, Georgette Crepe and Combinations
Stylish Dresses
Poplin, Serge, Tailela, Satin, Crepe (it
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”on“! a: a m l H tails and colors unequalled In quality. style. and price.
cries; out“ “ .
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figures-reduce one to
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m W—ufl the mun! finish ct but! “at lb. coral
and“ below; all give the masonry “picking couch to the
Bolero. Bandeau: and Surplicc patterns, in filmy lace eflccu over silk
and min; Ibo delit no truism, dnintiiy trimmed with loco and embroid-
' B. Bastien. second only to W. B. Corsets a: torm-
helutlfiefl. ASK YOUR DEALER FUR \V. B. FORhIU BR ASSIITRES.
V. I. NUFORM Comte tor slender and
v CORSETS:
. with hi h-priccd qualities. 5v. . REDUSO Corsets {or stmu
five inches Ind you look ten to twenty pounthiiyhtei.
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GEORGETTE CREPE DRESSES
Bethel ..... cube-..Iooof‘lwoonuoo 3°
Bridgeport ....................... 750 Mullen. Somerville.
Brookfleld .............. 65 _ ....
linnbury ................ . ....... 150 MEIlORIAL TO FALLEN HORSES.
i‘arien .......................... 35 in Japan is a tall stone monumenl. /
Eltsston ........................ 10
Fairfield-c ....................... 70'kllli-d in the, Russian-Japancse war.
Greenwich ....... ~ ............... 2 00 it stands in the public park in the
Monroe ......................... 15 town of Sam) in the Tochigi pre- '1
NewCanaan ................... 125 lecture. A photograph of the towns-
New Falrileld . .................. 15 folk ga=hnrml about it shows the
Newtown .. ........ .. ..... . ..... 75 headman or the district nflrt‘d in a \
Norwalk ................... ..... 250 Prince Alhon coat. General Vis-
Redding .................. 25 count ()shiuia. one of the heroes of
Ridge-field ............... ..."... 125 the war. wrolt the principal inhcl‘ii“
Shelton ............. I ....... .. 150 tlon, from which it appears that 1.-
|Shennnn ............ ....... ..... 15 260 horses from the coupntry and
Stamford' ...... .............. 300 vicinity “0 50 remembered. s
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- M individual experiences,
manly falurua. oi the company to Uht')"
"instructions Were “mnhiguous” and,
“when to have. obeyed would haw-g
' meant the lacing It prosecutionS with}
'gocstble' iinms. “William Hoht-nzollen‘ ‘
7 inset: (‘n'rllll not have been more Ill"‘l« I
"draw, Mamie“ and viudiralive" said
Ir. Mat-kay. Furthermore. Mr. Mark-
’i’ has served police on Al linrlesovh
int he will “light to my lust dollar
; and to the last ditch." Mr. Mummy is to
be congratulated. Such methods art-
'rmt recont liable with the government
-J ‘0 United States. The sooner AI
Ialfleson iraV‘t-IS‘ the road that leads
ton Washington. the better off the
~:wt. will be.
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HAZEL’S LAMBS
“or harm» ought to be Mary. but it
"happens to be Hue! Jetl’rey. liazcl had
.1 little lmb. she liked it. no well that
are decided to go into the lamb busi-
tm. “at was Several years ago.
’14“ your Haw-i was the pround mire
"has 04' a flock of sheep that pro
‘m 70 lambs, of which Sllt‘ raised
1“ and along with them seven orphan
Ms abandoned by sheep
lilo deal-ed $1.240.
Hand is the
SW and girls' "th(‘1) club" in Fre-
1-0.; Canny, Wye. She is going to
_’hha' («tunes this year with a vii-l
‘w l- a. neighboring county who
-“‘ed ‘92! last year with n (lock or
-O 0". Both of them expect to break
tut dw- records. Theywill throw
'Od- hoop together. and do all their
inherit-x.
all s new occupation (or girls, and
borders.
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‘an one. Undoubtedly, too. it
("I hi hi; dividends in health as it
‘ «one: in hard cash. ' .
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f“ HISTORY av Ir‘s MAKERB
‘ 1 Mary of the war exploits of De-
‘fidt Eddie“) lb to be written by them-
:“m as a pelt of a complete record
4‘ Wayne county‘s part in the war. A
‘l’ census commission is making the
.818. Every soldier am be asked to
nudist at one of the runny places es-
we: (or the work. There he will
* «they: pertain! war history.
, “Quinn suggests many possibili-
Slar number of mm
”‘0 supplied with blank: to be filled ed
be issued to them although they inn-
Sentcd certified checks {or thv'.‘ 1w
chase.
$3,500 bAMAGE
SUIT AGAINST
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waiting for an automobile to pols.
when the tail light or lantern struck
her on the head, causing injuries
Which will permanently incapacitate
her. The. accident, in piloted to havev
been due to negligence on the part. of
the railroad company. The plaintiil
says his wife's jaw and. teeth wv-re
injured. her eyesight impair-mi. and
she also received injuries :lLtllll tin-l
neck and shoulders. i
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The other cases listed lm' lriul mi
Tuesday;
week are: liuph Ruliy \:‘
John J. Kelly: ('ity of lli'ldueport w: ‘,
the 13. A. Scott 00.. inc. m, nl: Tm!
City of Norwalk vs. Giles Gregory;
“'ednesday. Burnilh Sachs \‘s. Arthur
& liotchklsn (‘o. rt Ills; John l’ccct-I-J
ollo vs. l-‘runk Rbmano. Thursday.‘
James F. Settcord Vs. Thomas llev."
et al; New Castle Rubber (,‘0. Vail
Charles lv‘riedizmn ct al. The cuso oi"
Louis Herbert Lucas vs. Ellen Ferris.
et als, has. but It specially assigned for!
Tuesday. April 15, and the cut-.9. ofE
James G. Mohouglilin vs. “'illituu (l.
:Shaw, trustee. ct pin. for Tut-sda).
April :32.
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Mr. Fellows had quite a col-3
lection oi firearmnrand tour tuna and
three pistols. all valuable. were taken.
R. R. T0 BEBIN ‘ .
Bard: City of Norwalk. \s. The JUUl‘5! .-
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JEWISH MASSACRES l
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killed SOO'JeWS and wounded more:
than 400. Those that survived the!
massacres have been robbed wind:
their houses plllaged. _, , i
The Journal's correspondent ialuoI
cabled that. three successive pogroms,
had been put into enact in the town:
of Ozruth. and pogroms had alsol
been leaned against the Jews in tho-
citiee ot’ Pohemishiani and Chodorow,l
where all the houses oWned by Jewsl
rwero sacked and then destroyed. Pogfi
roml and anti-Jewish mobs have. also.
made their appearance in the new So-
viet Republic of Hungary. and inf
the city or Kashai. Northern Hun-E
gory, all the Jews of the town havei
been placed under arrest and the rub-l
hi and other Jewish notables expeli-i
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FALLS HALF A MILE ‘i
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{3.5 aunt: definite queries, the soldiers;
:an flow“ to write freely some of
the re-
*1! hull make interesting reading.
" [git there would be a number of
when who .4th and dillculty in tell-
y u Mes. J‘dr reports would.
*5!“ unlined statements of mill-
rand-e. m the other land, there
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BUT LANDS UNHURT;
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New You: CQIICAGU '
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It’s Your Victory
We Americans won ‘a victory laet November—a vic-
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tot-y that nobody expected US to win for ..- least another
six months—and probably twelve.
We won it because we were turning out guns. and
ships and TNT and steel and wool and poison gas three
times as fast as Germany thought we could. We won it
because we would have been shipping to France last No-
vember and December—if the armistice hadn't. been
signed—enough war material for a new American army
as large as the one we already had in France. And Ger-
many knew it.
So we won the war last November.
And now we have some war debts to pay-4a bal-
ance of some billions of dollars of war debts—for a vic-
tory won last November instead of next.
Another year of fighting would have cost this nation
twenty-five billions—possibly thirty billions—more in
dollars.
And the War Department estimates it would have
cost 200,000 more American lives.
That’s the sort of victory the United States owes
some five or six billion dollars for. Is it worth it?
The Victory Liberty Loan Is Coming
The Victory Liberty Loan IS Coming
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Ivlco between New York and Chicago. ,
grail 2,000 feet in his plum hero yea-i
ten-day, landing upside down—but un-I
hurt. He was found- beneath the!
'mldiine. smoking a. cigarette when
rescuers arrived. . I
The plane carted to drop when its ..
engine went dad at a. diny helght,’
”as was In Au'rq. a;
”muting-Imminent. died!
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ALL WOOL SERGE DRESSES . . . $10.95 and u:.»
b SILK POPLIN DRESSES . .......... $8.98 and UD 1
TAFFETA AND SATIN DRESSES $16.50 and unfl
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'New Spring Coats t
Of superior Sinai-mess and value In the lth quail!) mm ‘v'lfzis
and rich colorings.
$9.98 un to $29.00
Capes and Dolmans
The trend of fashion this season shows that "up-w and Did»
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New models. very smart and «lashing. .
Made of serge and wool velour, all the lending: cululw.
2 $12.98 up to $30.00
Choice Variety Of
Women’s Beauliiul Suits
You may choose, your Suit here from a most comprt-‘livmiv
anortment of correct Spring styles; our lilillo'l'lills :Il't‘ ooh oi 1h-
lwst and values you can only apprcciutt- hy seeing them.
$18.50 no to $35.00
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In the season's most tlcSierlc fabriw-x‘. Fine in quality. o-\-
c-cllcm in design and moderatcin priccé.
$2.98 up to $16.00
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Beautiful New Blouses
Choice assortment ‘
For Mina, Women 5nd Stout Figures.
DOW it
$193,152.98, $3.93 and up to $7.50 a
Delightfully Dainty Blouses in fine From-h Volley l'rcpv «ll
(11in and Georgette l'rcpc lbvliiilil'ully lwzulml um] cmln'oitlvr .
ml: hand worked and smart litllni‘t-«l \lj'ltw;
color combinations.
ill‘t‘ll_\’ l‘t)lill'\ zinc
JACOBY’S ;
SPECIAL SHOWING OF
Ladies’ and Misses’ SUITS at
$25.00
hdies’ Capes $10.98 tip—Dresses $12.98 up
MR. SMOKER!
We have Adopted this means of advertising to wqunint
you with our Why avoids, thereby giving you the op-
to but the high cm of smoking. .
This Mus-day we no adoring wonderful reductwm on
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Judge’s Gave ........ . 13c Tomboy .......... o
no: or 50. . ..... 3535 Box of so ....... .. $2.35
erourth. ..... .. .mc '1‘.B.Perf.orLondres...6c
Box’ctilb ......... $2.45 Boxofbo ......... $2.10
Baby‘suvm.........13c deanond'sLatut..7o
”elbow“ 3010150 ......... $2.66
3"anan 12° KJ.Gu'cio-Havpnn....7c
mam.........sms 3010150 ...... ....3255
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