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'. ;\ S T E R ‘ srom wunnznum,
_-\ R D S .i CAPTURING THE PAL-l
.‘ERIL 10, 1919
.‘IG CARDS, i: STATION
10c. 150. 25: I '3
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7’. EASTER l ——;—-
7T? Li 25c ‘ml ”l“ {“41” that if such action
. —-\ '\\i‘l'i' not taken foreigners might
'i'. . . ~. )«OVELTY «lili'l’l Flu-:isiii'cs for st‘li-pl'ilit‘i‘lloll
Zl‘xDS 5c and 10c. nihich might bring: about an unde—
\ll‘illlli‘ situation.
in its l'i'])l_\'. the Government
;‘rds 1C “(tent-val admitted that the Japan-
.ew' \i'crc .‘Ll‘lllt'il. but said they had
iln.:i\ so to protect themselves
against the Kori-ails. It said the
‘('|\'l-llzll!s Were not attached to the
'policc t’nrcc. lint L'avc assurance
‘that the (iovci'iiniciit (iciici'al
"u'oulrl do its lwst to prevent abuse
ol‘ the practice.
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16 So. Main St.
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persons charged
illith‘ been tried and sentenced to
v 'prison terms of from six months
. to three years:
"y News i it is rcportcd that the police
. are attempting to force inerch‘
an 1‘ - ‘Slllllg‘ihllll,
l‘l'tllllll‘i'.
ants to keep their shops open at
on the Manchurian
llinn: K l-‘i’nhim, v. ho Ofllrws on _
?: Main sir->21 lli'.\"' been taken' BERLIX; rl‘imda-‘i: A”“1 8 (As-
.i‘) in: ”1.0mm”. “.m mow, mm sm-iatod lress).—llisordnnt Ple—
flivu,» T.liuioiai l.) l’l' (i'i‘nnnni' at "Nil” M‘i‘klllg 1-” lllSllll'l) lllVV and
ni'ili‘l' are making a strenuous ef-
“':l*-liill‘.'ii)ll ~:i'-~t on .\loii:l'.i‘- . -
. . .toi't. according: to an official an-
__ ,nonnccuicnt. to bring about a‘
demonstr'itioi ' '
mum sn-pin-n DUNS is . l h) uninidcd sol-
diers in conjunction with the 30V-
,ict Congress, now in session here
frim idea hchind the plan, it it;
said. is to provoke loyal troops
,to pursue cruel tactics, with the
result that any conflict that might
iarisc might be used as a pretext
to call a strike and imitate the es-
tablishment of the Soviet Govern-
ment at Munich.
.'..L' pudnl ('al‘ilh l0 relatives and
..m i‘haipaunauy sen Cher.
. qwinlin: a few days for
dun-us.
at it.) niond Bros.
- uni his received acoiry
mm “lashing'ton. D. (3..
'a\ on all motor boats;
will be very strict
‘ .~The commands o W
(“lumbering the boats. in the American Arfmfguii‘fhoedgiizf
, m ation have been shif . ' '
his returned '0 his to an lllint)llllOOmentlé%fl%:O:gé:5
«v. the Palace Thea- at Third Army Headquarters
- Wm‘a' visit in 13051013. Major-General \Villiam Lassiter.
ml the (lobarkatlon who had commanded the Thirty:
- 1h l02d Regiment.:scc(iii(l Division since it entered
; local soldirs. gtiei'many, is designated chief artil-
, glory officer of the Third Army.
THE ETERNAL‘Brig-General \Villiam P. Bull.
The Catholic Artawho commandcd the Thirty—sec-
York, under the‘ond division during: the war, will
-‘i:olir' Club at lie- have command ‘of that division
m :2 and 8 o'clock when it mm the Rhine for home.
shun more. Devin? Since the American armv has oc-‘
“-Y‘.~ll‘i".<,
ciipied this section of Germany.
.4 ticneral llaan-has been a corps
- nun-«made nib“.commander. Brig-ticneral Adel--
v mnmciions from, hcrt i'ronkhitc and
0f Muir. also Third Army Corps
aw! (‘:i<'ilP.“‘ill commanders. were assigned to
nonmi'ow morning thi-ir divisions. thc Eightieth and
emu—.11; i11‘“! 'l‘\\'ciit_\'—ci,':l1th. respectively.
ii ‘.’r\'ao—SeiiBthni ar
lil‘IlililN. \Vcdiicsdil)’, April 9
Diplomatic relations have been
confederate established lictww-n the Russians
«diam and well 63- and Bavarian Hovit-i Governments
-n'o imminent was BERLIN. \Vcdiicsday, April 9
l1, Hall last evcn- (ioi'ci‘iinii-iit troops are report-
, or imuclas an- cd to have ('llll'l't‘il Essen and to
'113 Inmglas FUWYGT ll:l\'i' occupied the Krupp plant.
‘Iwhich accordiin.r to previous re-
-_..._ ,poi'ts had lit‘t‘ll scizcd by the Es-
. "l‘ii'ri l-ITl-ZRNAL seii strikers. The troops posted
.L ;. Tw- catholic Art artillery and inachinc guns at the
cnii'ances to ihc plant. The re-
sult of the intervention by the
(ioycrninciit forces. the advices
state. was that two-thirds of the
.u'orkincn i'u-sunicd tlicir labors.
__ _~-__ The people of Essen, the. dis—
r.;-~.....t Dr Fan-«Lin of the patch adds. liecaiiic greatly excit-
. _.;_.,-\},,,,.,' a mppr piiti-‘ed during the operations of the
,:.‘,,.,.,.,. m— wounded 901-, troops. the latter having thrown
._ ,t 5 A”... {wharkation i hand grenades in the midst of a
,n q... “r... nhut build-ii‘i'inl'tl plundering: a baggage van.
“ho is in his home.‘ From Saxony much unrest is re-
, ‘15.... furlough, visitcdfported. 'l‘he Communists of the
..r the Sentinel today: \‘ogtland district in Southwestern
i Saxony have issued a demand that
iSaxony he made a Soviet repub-
lic, while the metal workers at
Zwickan, southwest of (Vhenixiitz.
Charles H.
ma iiiliei‘s
'iw sili‘l‘vlltlrl‘
ii'..\‘
\Wri k. iiiidi r i'lli':
l.» Loin (‘liili at ite—
'.. \ at :1 and R o‘clock
‘Slmn strirfi, DPVlnG
. Doniieliv‘s.
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. “as llil'lllt-l'l)’ manzizc-i'.
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~m= rt \‘ai'icty of fish at the'l
~ l‘i‘l‘. Market, 32 'Wash. S;—
/
~.:i‘\\""~s<<c~°€\’«;i.\$‘.\\\ w; :-:.\~.,\>.s ‘ j
BEFORE
THE BURGLARY
NOT AFTER
ony miners have gone on strike.
//'
._Evégy Day-—é:‘—
mos sunk mm;
more, oxronns. PUMPS
no first thing to omit!“ in
mammal-up. 1
Weinvitoyonr inspection of
tie time to rent a safo de-
- ~52: box. We have some
.l’rd sized ones for $4 per
f
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f'GOVERNMEN'l‘ TROOPS'
ACE AND RAILWAYi The .t............w...onr..... uri
. al of the degree team will be held next
- Tuesdav eveningr and all members are
:n‘itli J‘llLl'llL'lllir in demons ti'atioiis
(‘OBLENZ. \Vednesdaiy, April 9‘
and a large proportion of the Sax-~
‘ t the Allied lines as best they might. Pi . o the
, _____._._._.——— aids.
3 COMMONWEALTH FUND. My Barn-.7 1-1“ yer
i... NEW HAVEN, April 10.—From mmm
ODD FELLOWS SENTENIAL
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Not-walk Lodge to Have Delegation o!
300 in Hartford Parade. l
“Quality Shop”
Smart Suits
on a class .it (andidates last evening'
by Butler Lodge. No. 97. and routine:
busines wa dispensed with. A rehears-
requested torbe present. Next W'ed-
nesday. April. 16th, the first deuce
New Capes
will be given. l
The Centennial (‘clebi'aiion (‘ommit- ‘ Dresses
'iee tom Oiir Brothers“ Lodge was pre‘ , W '
sent)nd plans were presented and dis-' alStS
the tooth .uinii‘cisary of the birth ("summer Furs
the Grand Order in the United States.~
of Apr”. Great enthusiasm 17m:i ;
shown by all present to be lead by one ' ‘
great ircat, which comes only once in.
cussed for attending the celebration of
t
at Hartford. Conn. the 25th and NH] Millinery
(if llll‘ lH‘Sl bands of tlll‘, Slfilx‘. and 1! charge Accounts Opened
a hundred years is in store for all. _‘ _
Minimummormwmm
Wfifigmflhlfiam LIKE FURN RE
Omimmnumindududlgmduofnhmjm
inutoorsinglopioouforle noon IN m noon
oldthepriooormthllvnluoforyourmonoyineva
P30”? AUTO DELIVERY TO ALL SURROUNDING
TOWNS. ,
RAYMOND & SON
Wollondmnlh.
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insurance "
of a?“ lISInq ~ '
RM, Cm
“ REAL ESTATE
In 8 its Branches
com mwn: con. l
The Easter Shoes Are Ready
Stylish moo for men, women sad children tho: are me
to please the wearer and tho oboervor.
Friday evening April 25th, 1919, will‘ ,
be ”1“ "Dem“g 0f "‘9 ceremonial at, l Roma ‘0“ NECESSARY TO can“?! 1'“
”mm" “mm" and “mm" “l“ M THE HARDWARE & mum com-on rmoomc'r anon: 'l'h t. ' tho
,made by the Past Grand Sire Pinker-2 AUTO SUPPLY C0. . ' 3 18
ion, Grand Master Hirsch. Representa-lx 43 Wt“! St. i had we sell.
live Pond. the Hon, Mayor of Hartford. , i
Phonic 1215-5. Bo. Not-walk, 0t.
and possibly by the Grand Chief Pat- 3m, um
‘1 was room 308le TO MATCH
ilarch, President of the Rebekuh m
EAssembly. and the Department Com-5
mander. Patriarchs Militant. other at-'
tractions are on the progrnm. Tho-
Grand Parade wil be held on Saturday
afternoon. April 26th and every lodge
in the state is to porticipate.
Provision is alio being made to have
automobiles in goodly numbers to
give out or town manners of the order
i'sightseeing trips about the city on Sub
Vurday morning, April 28th. Pris. for
the most attractive floats and largest
' attendance in the parade in prmrtion'
‘ to mom’borobipwlll be awarded. l
Marts are being made to tame,
.all the availablg room- an the novel-u-
{hotels in the city and the 00111de
Ewill engage: moms for ”Brother do
string to remain over night. Lunch
will be served at the State Armory a!-
ter the parade.
Any information desired by any
member wishing to be present can be
obtained from the secretary of “10
iodgu or the committee, and it is re-
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.OVER Ill WESTPORT
23$??Q?&$°i3.1°1‘2¥25.‘3.3§3§ lThere are over 5000 good
more mouth. ipeople. Once in awhile a
l- W0 NORWALKBOYS ’lfew bad ones drift into
‘T ' F110 town from adjofling eit-
l COME BACK M ' lies and break in houses.
. , - RISON
- - GMAN P but aside from that the‘
place is alright.
tion of which was captured at the bat'iDlll‘lllg the Sllll’llllt‘l‘ the
tie of Beicheprey on April 20. 1918,, l t. . ‘ ' .
with a number of otheriNorwoAllgtfiennprpu a 1011 111(31 (13503 OV-
‘ 1 Anthony Ciu' one. . . . I
illgilgiilatli-i. Herbert Collins, Charles 91' 2000 by the addition;
t Silanski. and Benjamin Kenny. Every 0f (,‘ltY 1)€0])l(}. “,1") real—i
tone or them alive today and in good; _ . ‘ ‘ 7 1
'health. me the advantages W est.
I v - . was seen at his home ‘ . .5
311:3: thidlgy?n and while far from . pOI‘t Offt‘l‘b 0‘ er ”the! '
Viicuum Oils and Guam;
Booony (Io-ohm and Kan-om
Auto Supplies. Tim and m.
rm A13
G. H. Hedonbcrir. Prop.
w—
on'
Cream of Mustard
25ch . ?
_.. , .. :
PLAISTED DRUG STORE'
”I'm.“ ‘
loath Emil
Continued from First Pale-
: or to be interviewed, gave some; . ‘ r . S . . l
Ienaogst méresiing glelights on life milflaces 310115 l'll? 11019 n
‘ he an rison mp. ‘r . H ,..
‘ a. (Hefliinvas tlii‘kcn first to Darmsart. and‘ l ll( se (000 people trade
I on Junne 2 to Limburfiiwlxi: bags-“.1101? llIOV “an get the
: ed for war ii a. g . .
‘fii'églogne- 0 i h best. values and for that
m 5:3 nt emom-z . .
ii Emfi’i‘i‘éof‘l’. night, with rations reason it behooy es the
l-°’ “ma" ”"8 °f ”m“ “‘1 ”“pmggg merchants of South Nor-
.says that the prisoner's p0 .
‘were larger and ilatter than those “yalk l'O llt’t'OlDC bettei
. :v m e c v an. . . .
:fmriiléenédecéss bundles were receiv- acqualnted “71th \Vest-
Ied with fair regularity and so were
Lpaclmges sent from the home folks.
but they were not always intact and
sometimes only a. small portion of the
original contents were lert.
This was true particularly as re-
. gards anything in the way or tobacco
'or soap.
' In the first camp they were forced
lto work two Weeks before they were
allowed to buy a couple of cigarettes,
which cost about eleven cents apiece
.in our money or the wages for a. day
’ and one half of work.
‘ They had practically no recrea-
1 tion. and were not allowed to receive
lbooks or newspapers. Manon had a
.little Army and Navy Testament,
‘ i b be read and reread until he
{gin-(embers nearly every word of it.
out advertising in 'l‘ H E}
\VESTPORTER . HER-z
ALD, published 45 yrs.
by the Jones family. i
New Victor
. Records forprri'l -
Just a Few Listed Below
Soc—Come on Pop. One step.
He said that he saw little brutality Your m. In m
ishown the prisoners by the German £270. on“
' soldiery, particularly by the rank and . “to“ 01°13
file, only an oflicer now and then 850.11”... x not.
{sowed unnecessary severity. The lot Mickey. . . i
50! the ltalion praonersz‘mheowevgr: Jot. O. M mo.
’ ‘ e desert s as limi .
’ 3:313:31; much: Boo—Joplin. m Holds.
' When the armistice was granted “who!” Rh“. m mp
' the prisoners were simply turned
, loose and left to shift for themselves
ray._
’38 they worked their way back to 850—Jofiiiny’l in Town Arthur
soc—Sumo 13:! 1’11 We .YO'J
GM. Stalin: fib-
Singapore. Arthur Fields.
3 nice of the secretary of Yale Unl-
i'leglty today, was issued the first
notice or the Commonwealth fund of
New York city. a philanthropic touu
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dation descrimd u o! urge signlu- 85 I'll 85 .
cance. Pm Mu Famnd has Y mm Doll.
been granted leave of absence from on?”
Yale for the out onto your to M
undertake construct?" Wk in °°“‘
mum“?! mmuma.
"$1:ng mm ;
bar. 1,13, 'm. pm '1‘. 33M In
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port people thru pcrsist- -————
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01mm mm
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mummy-nit. WowmshoootuonnodoId
your may Bonk withontohnuoflyéudodn.
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The City National Bank
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Women who hon looked duwhoro alwlyl tipped-to
the funnochofnodcrytbeyiindhero. Milochoioo
selection of styluinbhok. whitosndmodhhoolmouhrop-
resenting rod cm of mm. Boulde- our inp’u‘rort.
ment of Lisle and Cotton Hose, we have an duo-t limitlo-
selection of Bill: Stocking: in the famous “Onyx," local-
lum" and ”layout" brands, to meet the requirement”! the
most critiool. ;
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Gordon, Buster Brown sad the famous Block Got. mic, mod-
ium and extra heavy~ with double heel.
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icause of the disease and the an ‘ .
'adjusting the same. Home in a“
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back. Even
Inter life in the diner-eat m .l
limbs. '
disease and pain. health is room!“
through normalizing the m Ul-
tem in your body. We troll.
given special attention; (no “I”
tore «thespian. Youwfllmlb
not giving the Chiropractor s cm ”
to help you.
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