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lil‘liah‘t’ News
Posted Through
of The Evening
Read the Best.
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Sentinel Advertisers
May Be Depended Cu to
GM Honest Valuo. Po.
troullo Them.
tiling
iélillM tilts.
isltilliiitxn;
.~ dcrds of Persons Are
jured When Houses
tillapse Before “'ind
l’illENl RAlN SlllPS
v
t RES leliE lltims:
.i-air which turned over at. the corner
tli<irict Cut Off From
as. illcatlon Except
he Railways
April I” ()ne bun.
ultl had been listed as
itll'll:itlll which yester-
-.""ir ill 'l‘o-xns. Southern
1 plrts of Arkansas.
- .::ill to form today from
--.-tl by the storm,
wt, some of them so badly
tl\'
I_\‘ i‘Illl ntl’ l‘uCOVef‘. art-
- 'iislubt-r several hundred.
:!.ttil:l‘_'~'. \\‘illli' it will run
. .tiil»;llllls of dollars. will
.nl o-\put-'wi :1! the path
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will}
all principal
. m: farmhouses and
C wtmued on Sixth Page
; liliESiEllllltlilt :
.t‘Siilllill] BY FIRE
$40,000 Damage Done in
Early Morning Blaze—
Hartford Rushes Help
7 .Ni‘illCS’i‘i-ill. Thursday April 1“.
‘n which started at 12:30 o'clock
morning in a barber shop in the
s lll‘Ollli‘rS building in the bust.
dun-int at South Manchester.
tip-mi the structure. a fourstory
li‘ u-k il'lll “HS Still burning ill
y.) .. t:~.-- lii>>‘ w;~;.'nstixil:ilvui iii
The t-lleluicul colllpallies‘
liI‘lll iiurit'ortl :it 1:30 a. m.
spread to a burn and ii
.. .-i the rear of the building.
>..\lil'. tllrm- illillt‘lililllilt‘h‘. A 201)-
ll.illll llilil ‘been sounded and
'lu' .‘litl ol‘ the Hartford appara-
Tll'l' \\;l~' gotten under con-
H. ill.
tlu- dvstlt-yvd buildings “‘"TP lo-
. tho- l(ni;ht,. ot t‘olulnbus club
_ ii,i- Klitllf‘lit-sivl‘ wur bureau. in
.« ruin. of the Manchester Her-
- -i.u'_ <ltvl‘i- and it barber shop.
iiilS MEllilllllSlS
I‘ElA’iESiiiN EAN’T
Sill? NEW WARS
iii: Still-tier Speaks Before
\ icicry Camp Fire at An-
l‘ .ial Conference
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-ti ruu .«zni-ll lilirnpt- Uonl tllt-
.‘ nib-lured the Rev. Andrew
list'. Of t‘liester. N. Y.. last eve-
..t the thirty-second victory
llllt‘ of ttu- New York Methodist
"l'tllci- \N'Hl‘ Veterans' Associa-
.u llu- Metropolitan Temple. Ser-
:lwlltl" .tlid Fourier-nth street.
Yuri-c in: Shrix'er. Who is the
'l.‘0.'.-ll r oi‘ the nsoocilltion. was
'|!"'>ldlll'_‘ officer. There were
----- .~ by Bishop Edwin ll. Hugh-
'u:.'l.';'
d On l‘uzc Twmve)
.. . :Z‘h' SURRENDER .
IS CELEBRATED
'l.‘ .“ hilt.
H- in t‘
l'l' l’ust .‘lilcl lll‘ \‘CO-
(‘orps gave- .t supper
ll 11;. to about titty ulcllihcrs
, r and the affair proie-l :i
It. was held in Tilund
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Vil‘ i v'rfl.
Office as- Second Class Matter.
Entered at the South Nov-walk Po;
Ellilll PERSRNS IN
Allllllllllillli BRASll
Car Going to Norwalk Col-‘
lldes With One Standingl
on East Main Street,
Stamford—Girls Escape
Serious Injury—Michael
Bria, Driver. Fined $25,
But Execution Suspended
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S'l‘.\.\ll«‘()itii. April lit. .Mic-liael}
liriar of l ltllnnlct street. was yet-iter-l
day morning: brought before Judge
Young, charged with reckless driv-l
inc. luv the result of an accident‘
“llii'll occurred liiit' TueSday night at
Main street. just east of Lockwood‘
street. Briar was fined $25. execu-Ii
lion oi' the sentencwbeitlg suspended. 1
The accused was the driver of the
of Main and Lockwood streets. al‘tt-iri
crushing into the. rear of another all-1
toulobile which was standing at that
point. There were eight people in
tin- automobile which Briar was driv—
in:. It was it Ford touring ctlr.
(t‘outillut-d On Page Twelve)
Allililttliiiiliill'
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4.700 Men From France Join:
Other Units at Boston To-
day
BOSTON. April it): The transport
Mongolia landed 4,700 al'tlilerymen of
lllt' Yankee Division here today. They,
t-uiruim-d immediately for. Camp
lierens to join the 17,000 Yankee Divi-.
sion comrades who preceded them in
the return from France. '
The Mongolia. the fourth of the
troopehips to arrive with units of the.
‘ZRlll Division. brought the 102d and
mad l-‘ield Artillery, four batteries of
the Mist and Brigadier-General John
H. She-rhurne. commander of the Fill-iii
.\t illury llrigiuie, with his headquartg
\til's outfit. ;
'l‘lio- transport anchored in President
Kiwis at 3:40 a. m.. and remained.
tho-ru- until 6:45, when she started up
the harbor on the last lap of her voy-
aiize escorted by a fleet. of welcoming,
rouuilitiee boats. She docked at Com-.1
ultnllwellltll Pier at 7:30. 1
Notwithstanding the early hour of
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Stillil‘nmts” i
IN NUTSHELL HERE-
Cut This and File It Among
' Your War Papers For the'
Years to Come
i-‘ollowing is a. brief summary in
reierence form of leading facts in
tho- history of the Twentysixth Divl.
sioll. it comes front an official
source. it is especially valuable. bo-
callse of its source and i:.= shape. Cut
it out and file it in your collection of,
handy war papers or pal-tic it on a5
card and carry it in your wallet (‘rg
inside your hf? lining. ' Heie i'. iS:—-'.
“Yankee Divlnion" in France
Landed at St. Nazaire on Septem-
ber 21. 1917. ' '
l‘Inll'rf‘fl the lines
(Continued On Page Eleven)
'li the Chemin
‘thaltily. Persons Said
To Back Reds
‘.\'.\Siil.\'tlTO.\'. April low-Reports.
illill llolsliorist agitation in the Unit
ed States is being financad by ai
number of wealthy persons. particu-i
larly women, have reached the De
parlment of justice, but have nnt been:
.uki'll seriously so far. i
One. report says a Wealthy Ameri-l
can woman had undertaken to pay ex- .
prinses ol' agitators to work, among;
Southern negroes to get them to or-l
ganize Soviet committees. No evi-;
deride of this agitation has develop;
ed.
Here ’
Japan Sends Large .
Armed Force to Korea 5
To Suppress Disorders!
Until Bills
gConnecticut Company and'
: busses ill use stationed Oil the capitol
llillAi ARBANllll IS
Supreme Regent Pledges 1‘
gby the commandant, Colonel John
loo-m Ionian. boil; ..flvasndv,nin.vlo,‘19i9
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Rain Tonight and Friday
1le tl‘tlltilsgii
Fine Program of Entertain-'
ment Marin mood
of local Officer: by Statu-E
ford Brothers . f
, ‘Th'e Elks'hllome on 833; Main:
. lsroe.wast e therin‘~ ,
Attorneys For J ittleyrs Pre-a jolly crowd, M32131... fémfiiefié
sent Bill Containing Pro-t 1? elected officem 0‘ N Indu.‘
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posed Regulations They' so. 709, 3m. 0. n. wet-ammo by,
1 visitors from the Statutory-violin and-
Favor ' a fine program of entertfifiont wool
tit HEARING
lit lllltltlli
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Stamford Lodge. came in” with a.‘
large number of his brotht’nka. inc'
- l eluding all the Past Exaltpdfiulen of .
lthe Stamford Lodge.
AVIS MAKES SPEECH; the new officers of locallflkdom as‘
follows: " -
l . District Deputy “V. C. » ofi
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ana‘ installed;
; Exalted Ruler—John P. Bogardus.
(Continued 0n Pas. fur) l
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Ists elsrgcegure {igundhy ;
cor evera a - :
m y ”e 5 ANN"
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lAlRilElll mini
UNllllSll * glll'll NRRWAlll BillS
BASES Al HEARlNli
Heirs of Mary F. Webb Ap-
‘ peai Font Judgment of
Judge John J. Walsh
Several Pairfield county cases were
argued in the Supreme Court of Err-
ors yesterday. the first of which was
on an upped brought by the heirs of
Mary F. Webb. who died
w : ,'-Clll’illllltlt‘i lit
. plum Alli) innit SlAillR '
antic-yr -- _ ..
Japanese Civilians Go About the Streets of Soul and
in 1917. i .
against the judgement of Judge John‘ “.065 Armed With Heavy Clubs and 111’th
J. “’ulsh whereby the state was [smeared
granted 8400 for the. board of the de— '
BilllilANllS ill 4 liENlERAlS lN AMERICAN
ARMY ill RCElll’Al’lllN ARE Sllll'lER
Diplomatic Relations Established Between the Russian
and Bavarian Soviet Governments
RUNAWAY TRAIN '
ceased fliile she was at the Connect-
icut State Hospital far the insane.
Mary \Vebb was sent to the re-
treat in Mlddletown in 1873. and at
that time it. was found that she had
no means to contribute toward her,
support. After her death it was found?
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ultimatum
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‘ 7 “- , , iAprit 9.-——~Dllm.tclleh‘ from Klsfln:
llARTr 0R1). April lO.—-All the con- "I: . N. . .gen report dist 1.1"me and .
ccntrated wrath of the state against . ' i ’ . gfficiak of \Vilerlllul'g. thirty “
the (‘onnccticut company. for years . ' ;‘..;' f HERMAN m 1' “HES ENE' » . l nh'é“ have V "
bottled up. found its fullest vent yes- _ ‘. " i ‘nillmk l" ."1? ”no Bavdi'iiin 80V *3
terday afternoon at the bearing upon ' _ .7. i 3 rue ugams e. _'
the bills to regulate jilneys before the-’1“alor General . H , All . . 3 {let Republic and that the town 18 .2
roads. rivers and bridges cofnmlttec‘ nouncos Definite for Hugh Marl-on and ancent-Three Trainmen Kilhd andiin the hands of Government '
of the general assembly. Jitney men‘ Parade in Boston 3 A“ Ret . Afte M , . . if ( . lieavv fighting against
frolll'illl parts of the state, with their ' . , ,en. urn 1' any; Thirty Cars PIN UP on; r0 'ph' if ’ d wheh
wives. their mothers and even their Stirring dventures i the “8&3 ‘t ' iSpartacan orces occure "
children. filled the great hall of the AYER' Mass. April ”“44”" for —— . . 1G0V€Tnment troops stormed the
house. transported to the capitol by 30 “‘9 ”we" 0' .‘h‘ 26‘“ Division he" Two trim looking lads in khaki: Pennsylvania royal palace and captured the
or 40 jiinoy busses, chiefly fromj “Mk more definite form My swun down from the Boston expmg -‘ “" " nilway station but. the fort” :
Bridgeport. The long line of the best the announcement by M on! ‘ SHAMO‘Kl-N, Pm. April ill—A runs-g ’
Mon
Harry G. Hale. that April 22 hi! been
. . _. decided upon as the date. The oxen-3
giounds made the exhibit they endent 'cises would be held during 3‘9 after-l
iv desired to make . .
- , ' .noon. and Major General Wee IL!
Jitnoy men— vohomently protested. Edwards. who commanded.
‘Il'lv.
against thefi‘m‘v their bosses slon during much of its
liormally decorated on that day also. 7:
3 Alien members of the division were
lashed by General Hale today to make.
lknown their wishes regal-dim: becom-g
'ing «American citizens and arrange-
ments will be made to bare those
. who wish naturalized at once. i
Aid of 150,000 Members to
_ Elli mUNSEl ‘ i
32.311135326351333 SE1}? QUINL’AN AT llliRlllNilEA
flammatory Literature in i
llNlRilliEYBlll.
NE\V YORK. April l0.- ~Pletlglnz
the support of the 150,000 intlnbnrs . . - '
of the Royal Arcanum L0 the govem~ ,.(i01§°gt1??o§°uue::u§:‘:' 3:11:31:
lilt'ill. (.7. Arch Williams. stuprenln rc- l ”a te “‘1". ti y” every corpora-‘
gr-nt of the fraternity, is to issue u i “any “‘1 f”: ctey‘, c“ in the’
statement calling ipon national,12:1‘fiecorgsgppgseethg£ sectibn of the
state and local officers if lit-3 order proposed legislation for the relief of,
tilt? trolley companies as relates to
to help prevent the circu‘atlon of
lnfiamlnzitory seditious Bo slim-at ill their share of the cost of bridge con».
' strllctlon. - i
culture which is being secretly dis-
tributed in various cities. lie l‘l'EGSi _ .
the regents of the 1,536 councils in Olimfiigoiiii: ‘ecglilttli‘ngénttmiheugx'
America. to warn the fraternity lneln- :3“ éommgtteexn charge 0" the bill
burs against listening 10 propzlgan- postponed the hearing on the bridge;
section until the coming Wednesday,‘
(Continued on 1’38! Tim April 9th. when Attorney Quinlan will
be present, and Will also be there on
RH] lllilNfifililllJRl fr:s::z..:;‘°s.::.:::lureter:-
MARTIALSENTENCESE
b' tl b issi ,.l . '. a? ' h were sent to the scene. Railroad of“ . . .
’ m p" mm on 232““. h“ 3;” "“2"“ is: , ;' mhhb'ltmwummmfifl- ' "fig”. items stylus the worst wreck unme‘di 5“ “9"", c“ . “1’“ "
; ._._-.. ,» raglan . color ~ .114; ‘-l the . ~ . ' .Sbunokll division In twenty“; ;m 9" ”by ”*9?“ ' “’4
“’°"”““ °“ m“ ”'3 lwfg‘ 5%?3391 1 .5 ' of; Both in mum. share an W"- w =--~ . . a. .Wfd‘w 7.“? 3‘ , “it“ e
; hm;- .1“, other decorations but who 'hfle delighted to be back I“. wn,‘ . _- < v. "7‘ ”j" ‘2 * r- 1%“? ~45? ‘, M319
have. not. yet received them will bef have little complaint to not. of their. . .Vlmfly mm 1 SEUL, Friday, April 4.1
Ti] HELWN llEllS
repair of highfways will be heard. i
it is well to recall that Norwalk
NEW YORK' April 10' "'HcaVYi court of the state and resulted in a:
court-martial sentences of iifeim- ‘ “do”, for Norwalk. and Was follow-z
was the pioneer in agitating the up:
position to the Connecticut Cos. re-.
prisonlnent of such terms as twenty 1 cd by Wesport's success in a like in ;
and thirty years are reduced to “stance. ‘
fusal to pay a portion of the cost of?
the new Washington street bl'idge.l
minimum of months by :i plan per-i
‘HEARINli llN SUIT [if 3
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which was carried to the highest.
milled under army regular lug wuichl
has been introduced into the discip-
linary barracks at Goveliioi's island:
E. 2
Hunt. The plan involves a far-reat-h-l
ing scheme by which the soldier pri-i
sorter may not only retuln to civil life ;
free. from the stigma oF imp.jt ‘1"‘1.
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earth on the suit of Patrolman;
lJofinhL. wam vs. the City of Nor-
’ walk was held this morning by Judge
lGeorse a. vmu- The . liming
' was very Iliort and simply consisted
of a. leg! Argument betweenCorpovr.
! anion Counsel Edward J. Quinlan. rep-
HAMPTON. Vat. April 10.——Lieu-'iresentlng the city. and Attorney Leo
tenant John E. Neeley, of SgatstlmlDuvis. counsel for Patrohnan Rob:i
\‘.'asll.. was instantly killed an er-;erts. ' Hi
geant J. S. Richards was seriously in-i Judge cominued the
V
‘ ‘ - Field. ; out 3 o'clock tomorrow at.
Julfid yesterday at Langley hearing it u p ‘e that At-1
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One Killed, One Hurt in
Nose Dive of Airplane
, i w ) , . ' .i l .. Au airplane which neutenant Keeley ; tel-noon when
-. 1 m "£12.17. ‘Sig'ii'l‘ialfl‘bf‘il , lwas downs to“ from ‘ . "‘8‘“ °‘. ”my ““35...” 0:; ”c1239.. I‘ll
.llilin H. Battersnn and nth-1 HONOLULU. APT“ 0'- (Associated ' about t'0 hm“ ”d fifty feet. 1.ub.mh°u 8'“ to thft If 'Qllfllllln t
. :ill Wei-w lully clljilyéd. Ilia-s. Press).—Six battall- ‘,, Japanese “Vanuatu“. iLieutenantNeele! ' u . 3m wfll bring in no “3‘
, in?“ 9° elapse; were“ m“ i223... .... i... .. m..... . m.
~ “rd lh» n" y: \‘(N'.ll lllll>l(' _ sui ress disturii 3r" '9 i P ' “1 1,341..” “9
.., ihp guest‘s, Til-e ill. cu- ' spigading. COCO ‘ ijfllf‘lm . “0“” M‘ ii, 1“ m 1» a. a" into film “1;
- . l.'l (-or.lml-morilliun or [nettmblegl‘am frifln ' hefllsefll‘u '5. 1 1 l m M’W
iii-nera‘. Lee.
I today.
this morning and mbbed the first car
' although they were forced to worn.
at the South Norwalk station at 5:85 way "am on the Reading mu'a, of Manenberg, across the Mann
: crashed into a locomotive on the be- Biver from “’uerzburg,'was hand-
figgyztgdgsxy Matron of 85. cost summit grade. Three tninmen’od over without oppom‘lolL
Smith street. and Vincent of 22:; Main ""0 “Hal TM"? 0"! '9" We" “9; Most of the Spamean leaders
street. Winnlpauk. who returned on on the trucks and live wrecking crew. are repo I! l to have been arrest-
treatment at the hands of tho Germain: . iated Press).-—-Leo A”
To! the American Consulate . . i
:has made an inquiry of “exor-
This afternoon at 4 o'clock the NOK“ i can Govurnlnent (lentral relative
walk Committee on the Victory Loam to the. appca cc on 3.]
They were members 0‘ 00' D 0‘ [he' will meet and discuss ways and . _ _ , _
means for the coming wnpaign, Ev: of Japanese cwthans armed With
heavy clubs. suggesting that such
long hours in Hun factories for whicbi
they were paid seven cents for a thin,
ten hour day. l
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Parking Ordinance T .
Be Rigidly Enforced;
Announcement was made this
morning by Street Commissioner
Henry R. Minor. that, beginning tog
marrow morning. the city ordnance,.
regulating the parking of all vehicles
of transportation on the highways of
whet hot
102d Regiment. A. E. F, a greater por-,
cry indication is that the campaign
. , practice might be dangerous to
l Arrangements are also be'ng made
’ mber f tt ac- . . . .
l{?;n:";fim£3fi§2 23:” mimid‘ micdarcs that if the armedclnhano .
‘ keep up the interest in the campaign. were attached to the police tome,
- .Somethlng concerning these will be they should be so designated. and
near 1111,11"; _ should be abandoned, and express-
HARTFORD. April 10.~—The State. _ ..
will aid the oyster industry, which, WILL BE GIVEN HERE
fallu ‘e of the "set” on the spawning Th3 “'99 0001038 demonstrations Mgr “Y m
beds] on the. state side of Long 13- which ‘1}! be siren this week In the.
land Sound. Today the shell fisher-‘ Red Me“! Ht“ 01! W96! Wublmlml ml “mm
‘ o Vld fm- brln n 8 Wu the ladies of the city. The object of; ‘
{mflwfigfil one bill afichfiu the demonstrations is to instruct the: .. ‘ _ .2:
zone to the wpmpnauong committee. . ladies ll} the m of mklng and tmh t '
“Ten thousand dollars or so much i iii-ls which are absolutely pure lenlly are" advised by Wt or in.
thereof as may be necessary, is here- Ml” Myrtle abelyn Robinson, 8 l tel-nu Revenue Jam .1. M, t.
by appropflued’ for the use of the graduate of the Boston School of Do ‘nnderscom on fllfil!‘ cum n"
stem from Vlr his or elsewhem for' the demonstration. Mi” RObinlOnltums of information. m the
distribution upgii the spawning beds has been conducting the "Twentieth names and addressed Molt-fidd-
Of the state." Century Cooking. School" in cities , mg ‘0 “Vhom menu a m“.
this bill r‘élating to free speech: "No “130190 ""38 and enlb‘mllfi‘ic bud": and other gains ,profits and loco-o
person shall in public or before any . ences. . lot $1,000 or more were pud'durlnc
assemblage of ten or more persons} At PM“ demonstration & fine menu . the year 1918. An extensional than
. books distributed- led by the Commissioner of Internal
l "‘ . lRevenue for the filing of the-- rc-
sNew Motor Cycle Found; -‘“"““
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The police of Fair-field County arci
Hm m l to 1 a t METHODISTS 0PME
a. ely- vdsonmo rcyce, mos‘ u Y”
new and in perfect condition. which OPEN SUNDA BILL ‘
Was found in a swamp near Shunt!
the city would be rigidly enforced and motorcycle. when found was lying in the legalization 0' 3:“! w
all violators would be subject to in- the bushes in the sump and appar- and Sunday Davis! was Inn-Is
slant arrest and prosecution in the cntly had been there for some time. ' monoly “(tilted by dew It “I.
Considerable difficulty has arisen in erwise it was i fine condition. There 1 East Conference 0f the m ‘ ,_-
various parts of the city lately over; was plenty of gasoline in the tanks.lchmh. at the Simpson Clln'h Che- .
the placing of these parking signs ; the oil-cups were filled, the batteries i mom. ‘
have taken the signs as a joke ond'thlns in excellent shape and Mthoklyn, Long found. put of Ion-
have paid not the slightest attention ; found there was little difficulty in a ham and out of W Bilb-
to them. As the signs are not obey- : getting it to operate. top William F. DIM '
that more stringent measure. on not the find and they lea-nod. through to Governor Smith and Hove?“
estuary and will be given the coopcr- Mrs. Alice Eckart. of the Sterling l Holcomb. of minimum Tho m ‘
ationoftbepolicelnthhmatter. Game.muthomyclemm.ms bywswmu. of
parts of the city and designate where ; hating agent in Bridgeport to n ma . Sunday WI and “Ema” on
all kinds of transportation vehicles g by the name of Output. address an- bave pooped both hon-no 1- M
may and may not. be parked. A otrict‘ known. who paid spot cash for tholYork and Connecticut.
anyone who does not comply wttb'tholmcdinoly. All attempts to loom melanoma tho allowing ,
mummmmwkWuofthbm’hRMimuA-3fiw.‘ 0'
momma-teammate» on from and “automation-w I; 1-; W
iwill be a spirited one.
gthe lives of foreigners. He dc-
flYSTER INBUSTRYl forthcoming '“ “'9‘" columns in "‘9 that if they were not, the practice
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has suffered for four years through;
les committee reported in the Senate Street “build be largely attended by i
read:- as follows: :the value 0f using only f00¢ matcni Olganizations and individuua gel-
shellfish commission in procuring oy- meStlc 56191109. Will be in charge 0f .15, the last day for the flint o! ro-
The judiciary committee reported throughout the country and has .l‘ivages. rents. interest. commission.
will be prepared and served and cook from Mord: 15 to May 15 1.. M
NO one Knows owner. “All employers of labor.
today puzzled over the ownership of 3
beach by the Greenwich police. The A resolution ,vigomoly opposing
City Coort. as the sprock m nisted. but «booming session of the NW York
and the majority of drivers seem to in good working order and every. : Brooklyn.
M
ed Commissioner Minor has decided: The local odicers were notified of‘ Copies of the mutation won colt
The sins are placed in Mmrold by the Harley-Davidson dtotrl- . the New York Civic issue. no.
watch Will be kept by the cheers for . machine and who took. it any lm-' At the night until the ”out.
Mk”.
per pwul m minim the a! the
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