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Near East Fund

The Norwalk Com-mitiec on Relief
in the Near East is completing the

 

Makes Vigorous Speech at
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is “Bill”: ARRESIED ! AllMlNiSlillllliN PM Mills. Mgzgmtgwggfig. 0f "Mm iii “if mill

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ting of the Repuhli 'anlMorrls Harris, of Taylor;( At ttlieRtlletgilinl: 0:) thei [it‘titil‘field
. - - ‘ i _i ‘ouily epii cam man an. on in
t ounty Organization in. Avenue:_Arrested by Ser Ammgmm‘ Saturday afternoon, Con-A
Bridgt‘ptll‘l Develops into; gcant Vlrelll. Of State Po-- gressuian Schuyler Merritt arraignmli
Lively Affair ‘ lice. and Deputy Sheriff

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County Organization Work and final results show that Nor-i

I walk. as usual. has gone over the top‘
,‘ in this campaign as it has in all oth-E
tors. George Ernst who has been
very active in the campaign, reported
to Chairman (‘avanairh this morning
-' that the funds on hand. together With
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Financial Play of the League
of Nations Revamped and
Figure to Be Demanded.
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the administration for its shortcom-i
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~ 7 Perry, 0i \Vestport I "The. great indictment to the? 000,000,000 Francs led would show a comfortable margin

» , -—— -— ‘tll‘tlllght against President Vt’ilson is: ”"y‘gi— over the 87.200 quota set by the
V T KiNfi . ‘lllul. hc surrounded himself with ,Siate Committee. A few additional

. .- I ; B ' such ~~mall men." said the congress- i 8AA“ VAllFY . Aconu-ibutions to sWoll the total to 87.-

3 man. "i don‘t blame the administra-i a g -~ i500 would be very welcome to the

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MINES [ill ll] FRANIIE?

lit)" for all the extravagance. waste.
and iiietliciency during the past years

they request that,

those who wish to give to this \eryl

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[iflflfls I8 CHARE} 'H because- i know that. in time of wnri Worthy cause mail their checks 8“
f ’ 11; much of it is unavoidable, but i am! lance to George Ernst or Samuel:
‘ \Vill Fleclitms‘ j __ __ 'colitimcll that the Denim-rats do not' ... - 5 '
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;'()pose to “lake: Had 3520" Worth Of Brass Continued on Sixth Page :l'i’ngh Trw tht’o Guard, ..-.___...__..._._._
. ... \Vith Rorai-f Stolen From Railroad ii i Rh?“ M29.” and! H
i ”man and Healey His .lossessionT-Refused‘38 “II-1f" ")0 HURT 1 Railroad Junction - . ;REAL A
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”‘ t" Disclose Identity 0f ‘ ’ rAius. April it. \larmed by the,

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k «At-iwczlliml it. lilt‘ Seller ’ , 'Ircsult of the bytxt-lt-ctionn at Hull’
Mirth-iii l'nunly ltc —— IN R'flT A last week. Premier Lloyd Gangs of
l:-_.tnl7.;ll1on in tin- Sit.” ‘ .Gl‘eat Britain. according to fl Em
,,... Sulllrtiuv ni'lt-riumn. werc‘ 'rmmmh ,1“. work m- Sergeant ' _ . Del Paris. has persuaded "IQ m, ‘
ill"> It! “hut appealed to be Frank \‘iro-iii. (,r it”; slilit- police and ;of li‘timlr ti) l‘P\'ll!I:’I’l completely the g 9
' ‘0 “’1‘ ~11“ ”M iii Hm UI‘Izln- Shel-rill Edgar (l. l'crl'). oi‘ \‘Vestport. . ' ' inanca ,pan to " ”“0me I ‘
' '71 Pl him Ill'lll!<tl(j iixt- ‘it-nl. Ann-rig ”itl‘l‘ir'. .‘t jllllk tit‘nlt'l'. 0f wd‘lubh. Al‘ll’led with Knlves tho tri‘aly 05-1'9300, instead Of .. —. l
i'lil' t‘l lfiv- lllnlutv lmlili' Taylor art-mic. was urn-sled oil Sal- and Hatchcts. Attack Ar': ”“ymem "r _..,mm,nmo.tmt) rm on. b h F . fi Id!
imam-n: {cam Hit.» cin- 1min.- ...-...rmmn ”n ”H. Hm. .. of ... - - Af account and annual payments to be Purchase y l c all' e
.'I.w'.lll\'(>‘h' Nt-hcmilih t‘aili- (wiring- slolcn goods. [{lllil‘li hml'ni menlaflS—wAI‘CXEU‘drIa -; fixed by a commission. it m M County Savings Bank.
mi i \\':1ll<ii\>. liwputy hj< truest-SSH)“ a considerable qtlanir' fccted—ii Slain There; decided t" fix "I ”m.“ the mt, F S l '
i .i l'milone and N'el- t\' “I l." h- m- l [11 b9 . t l 1., - ° - . i ' i . Willt‘h Germany Will have to with: tom amue Miler;
, ; . ‘ » 9““. d M ”1 3 0"" "m a British Soldiers Murder- A “m. W, » Tm. 1mm. 3. t. ‘
-r \rllllll t . \theler, ll.» ,\l-w \ork. New Mann and Hart 7 .ln . . ars. -‘ -' P . May Lead to [tar Rene}.-.
'7"‘H»"' ‘i. “it'll l‘ortl Railroad and which “as yaliicd Cd. Sms Report :SPCI’N. b“! ”I“ YEW-“MP?! [Mel 5
..mA V ll".ill:.'. ... ..__._.__. ;thai a. film-e of 2..u.mm,000.000 francs .

ill'Olllld $200.
The officers had bet-n working on

mg Results

has been agreed upon. which ltclildll, ‘—

all war damages as well .- tic on“, W’hile the purchase of u hullding'

0f [ulna-lions. . 'site sold to have a forty toot front
Fixing the total Aunllwlll huge the

. _ ~ . l‘.\lli(), BKYDL, April 14. in two
ill“ tin-ll, tnl‘ lllt‘ limit Week and their (“”5 0f rioting hQI‘e ended at noon on.
illit-stlanllons ‘lt‘itd them? to come to Thursday-4 thirty-eight [unsung WPl‘t‘
””7 "”7 “” Nailii’tla)’ afternoon and killed and 100 wounded. It is nnnounc-l

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’ ’ ‘— U, ._ _ , . merit or fleilitetln "r“ ‘ «open-3 hundred and on [at b the M .
' l l.’ g‘ j‘" i I,“ P y'all I: l‘?‘;pl‘t(i’3:min “35$ Mung. mi in t.oday‘s“omcinl statement as i lions and the mrryfinx m" y y
" A: ‘ i l‘ I E "on .. ' w H ' ’ ‘ WHO‘S: ‘lneasurts for a sistance lit ‘ .
. . .. . .. - . . - .. . -wee the ds ha- been omciall confirmed. and
i . :2! t: ‘N AVA S. In" "‘ ”an” “"H H” t-niplmtic m “There was llll'l.lil‘l' rioting in (‘nl— ' n ‘ y I ‘

 

; the title to the plot he.- placed to the:
‘bnnlt. no definite work on utilising!

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The mob. armed with
{knives and hulchets. made attacks‘

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; gthe plot. for business purposes cnn=
J . i ,._,__--~~,_~~_ . liu'gcly din-olmLat Armenians. The lbe started until the “feed homestead
it t ' uuu A 3 . pnlicc rcport thirty-eight killed and 5 from 65 \anl street to the new locu-

iml wounded during the forty-t-igmi
hours emit-d at noon yesterday. The‘
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. Two men were at. work digging the

‘ itllll' ‘ilt't‘kS. Military liit-asures Were icellnr mu.” ”d ‘ building mover

--_. . ~ . it'llllllt't’li and the night [Ml-'M‘tl quit-l has heavy timbem on the mud.
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:on Wall sin-ct and a depth of mint"

l ‘ the nueclnthn'l camel in the unity“ into mp P9,.”
mutual field County Savanna Bank on Setup b t ln N court here to uni-

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Council of Four HasFixed for the Peace Congress Dates

of April 25 and May 5. and President Wilson May»
Remain

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Bill in JAPANESE ARE Alli mistrial

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PARIS. Sunday. April 13 (As-
sociated Press‘lQ'l‘he mace treaty
and the [league of Nations In"
Eundoulltedly reached the . find
ATMPER Rm! stage of negotiations. but it is not
yet clear that they are out of

. . ftmuhlcd waters, as both must
Assert it UM “flr'pass the ordeal of.» plenary DPS-

Contention at No Author-Isiah of the Peace lenient-nee ‘eud

ity t. Enforce Prohibition. can go lwl‘orc the \ candles (on-

, _ err enemy powers will be
NEW" YORK. April 14 _mm_im‘f ' llidicntioturare that.
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.on of both documents
association asserted here 8ntnrdny'will he ~written in a preliminary
“"9"“?! mm'mrirwace treaty within the tee-mg
Wartime prohibition act was "a rec-"v7" “H'ks' T!” Gm.” the”
m» of um mum at,“ 5, mil he called in and the present

Just and Will.- i). Guthrie. 1 pence “t-onfeneee-".:(yill be ..N‘H . .

Roper's filling on enforcement of the

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The Council of MI: in! def-i.
stood to have fixed fol-file m 7
Along-fen tentative “new H .

. « April 26 and May 5. but I. up..-
’uonneement has been mode on to
Edetaiis. so that Premier Lloyd»
tGeorge may have some!“ to.
idisclosc when he addresses the
:‘British Parliament next “’ednee-
day.

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. . . . . . . ————-~- 1 - , new home on m avenue as yet. nl- ‘ l ‘ . . l' . (‘
ration lul' tillildlng W h‘l‘ll - w - (Continued on l’nge Seven) \- . . , though preparations for vacatin ihc‘ . Ti“ summoning 0 l "‘ yeorga
- . . . . - - .: .1 l der today «tiniel . g ... . : . ' '
l'H‘H‘LN \ltll‘ll Blane ' hen‘dl Be" Executed . "1‘ --. .. .._.____.. - llt‘;li:li|:ill.itllllfi‘xl)0ll" the purchase, elf) :33 premises "‘9 m" ‘1" 5"“ \ORK' April 1"" I‘M by the : “’ashiiimon by an‘dpnt 'mn
‘ ‘ _.. Stumboul For Armenian; on” “ion. of property in Washing- Jul“ “'3‘ We“ the "'0an “amulerdmadnwshs Pennsylvania. the lied to ['10 hclict that his depart-
Massacre ; H," “I...“ adding to his “mad, ex-i rating of its quarters in the National . bulk of Americas “Victory Fleet." , “n, Was imminent but intimate
\l' . \. H \. ., -p ...“; ‘ " H . ' . H'nn'ih' holdings in the Second Dis-1mm" "f N°r“'“'k “mam“ "m "“o l ”man“ of 103 “mp“ 0' me Aunt“: ' friends now saw that the prog-
l 1.. - - >‘r m- l'ttilllt'il ii i“ . H _ : Il‘it'l. He has acquired title to the‘ 0 — ' battle squadron. was ““th a few; .‘.. ‘ . ' _' . .
1‘ l . . Mil m n -. illzig-' "‘WS'A“ ' “ML” “W” 1' h“ ’ ‘ ' i 3 him it owned bv the. William w. Com-f (Continued on Page Eleven.) hours sailing distance of this port at H» which has been realized Will
1' iv- H _, “H' ihw mm; oi "'1“, ‘ nial llcy. gmvrnor ot‘ lliurbt-kr. has . 51m.“ ”18“.. and formerly occupied -.-..._ ... '10 o'clock this morning. The Penn~‘
.; . ...... w”, M“... “I”... tunnhw'n imblil'h' lianwd in Bayazid; ‘ in tho (‘omstock. Watkins & Dow. '“Y'V‘m‘m With Admiral Hrm‘y T.‘ (Continued On Page Four)
, H. 1‘ y. , I.“ MUM,“ km“. Squaw in Smmbnul in the presence _ ‘__‘_ and Morgan hardware stores. - Willa!“ :11 b08111 N‘DOI'N‘d by Wireless» _.
. ...I t, It. ... l; ,. . _ , H“. . N of llil' military governor of (VonstanW ' - . . .\l -. R . Will entirel' remodel: ;‘ at 8 P “’00“! MPH Ambrose Chan-
.- \\ for. W "I! m z I' ' Eiilulflv and other high oflicials. Kem“ *‘Idn Stud t0 Haw l’OilC’c tin- lilllilgiisserlllllllng 3a modern. 7 ~ "N at 1 demo“ this afternoon. in- £ “ “R E”
. h. .2: . . .... ”H, ‘4, “m5 .ll' izcr \"Als scnlcnced to death as our. l{t‘.C0l°d Caught W'ith “’0' Hum. Inwprmg the floor. etc. lle‘ -st.ed of 9 ociock tomorrovi' morning.‘ 'f
.. N I .- ..“W “n at vimsl- responsible for the Arinen- E t - .m,x under consideration a... lease of: the scheduled hour. Otht-l ships are. H
, .i: \- .,‘fm~ ‘l um lit-pm-lzitiolls and massacres in the man ll ering Hotel , ”H. Hm", building to a. well~known' ' following close behind the flagship. E :
Int: H ‘ H 'i'ozuheld district. The former com“ . , . . ”-—I‘ “H business man in South Norwalk. 3 Following the Pennsylvania. ’nre a
‘ ) ‘ .mumim. ”I H“. gendarmerie in YUM" il.\!\i‘.l ill l‘\l‘!:il ii. A man said 11mm.“ was consummated through. ‘ seven other superdreadnoughts and
.» on low 1w) _-,__ . to he l'll'lll'lh l-.. lhllt‘l('l;tlr or Jersey ”In “from of Judge George; 11, v03. 'behind them mom than eighty den- 5 ’
""‘ .___.__—_.. . , , . '. (‘ity im' ll 02m in lill‘l‘ deserted ‘ ,. . ... i 1 tnwers. which will ride u i (he har.’
V - « 4 .1 A .. . . lur h. instnator of (teorlzlanna . i 1
A: all: l “W 51:11:33 ~9’ . -. A A W ...... .... "if MATE SHANE “
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gift“; ‘1 7 ; i-Léiini' ‘35: 43mg; i‘w‘m‘h “““m‘” r~~~- ”--.“..- The «mom luven at the llillside’ , 7 7 '7; fi

’ii'HlPFET TANKS

. ., ,e - u- were: ?§Fll(i0l Saturday evening which has}
‘ :iwcn previously announced in
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ll ' 7 7. .. if
ism‘vicr men here late yesterday at
g'lilfl point of :t re‘l'oivcr. lie was . I
‘wrui'ing the uniform of it lieutenant; ‘
'Cfll’iiNii TllNfliiWAlli?

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columns proved to be an unqualified
lsllC‘t‘t‘HS. The two artists, Miss Lotta

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h, “we [Wm by ”ms? who knew him. ' til it giant celebration here. of the op-i ‘ loud and to disease. said a report; the gifted pianist

their own power and will be driven;
.liy l’ershing‘s men‘luen’ who wenti
’ il-l‘Ollgll the greatest of all battles.
and who will manoeuvre their “ba-i

“um 17.. "For All 'I‘hv Saints .. w,“ cniilg of the Victory Liberty Loan‘ (Continued On Paar Six) iii”! ECHVE? “Grit?!” ”‘9 Allll’rii‘fln‘ (tan-mo \liss Keppel owe a bril

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”’3" by '1‘" "“"i" The Cho” “‘5” hmjx'mhn' . .- . . . . .. . _ llance oi technique which is most un-
rflflhuw,” rm. ”1,, ”tremor-v the anthem 'Ihe tanks “I” come hele underiHoly See Not to Partlcxpate : Survivors are arriving in dl‘OVes

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In Pan-Christian Congress! t

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the A n Red Cross ~ '
"l‘iiese AI'P Thvy “'lio Out of Great merlca it‘lit‘f

'l‘rluulation."
There was
tum. from the club. and the occasion

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. .. loificiallv on behali" of the Vatic' ‘ H “7Q ERBIIRY B
a.-.“ i .~ 5' ll . . - an.
‘. j :. .;'f.._.'." ,-:3;::;1.::§n‘2:1332: {3: :it- (Continued On Page Six) that the Holy See has not given its' T AKE 5‘
It...“ . - . adherence to the. pan-Christian Com; .

'gress which it is proposed to hold
soon as the Catholic church. consitl-‘I
ering her dogmatic character. couidi
not. join in the congress on an equal
footing. i

The feeling of the Vatican. sayS‘
the semi-official expression. is that all

SHOP DYNAMITEDE

\\ ATHRBIYRY. April 14.~——W’ith a'
near heard all over the city by earlv
risers and a concussion that shattered
Window panes in houses a halfrmile'
14.-——Preparations . aWay. a terrific explosion occurred in

misfor— TRADE .
TO HEAR REPORTS.

i’mhidmlt David H. Miller. of the:

TEXTILE STRIKE
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tn'ct, charged with interterring with
a police otheer. Members of the
state board of conciliation and arbi-
tration were to arrive this. forenoon
to begin an inyestigfiion and the

Camille Di Blast m 1
flying brick. The
are Italian bakers
fused to enter
Other Italian bu

seeks many inquiries relative to in-
tlzmries have been received and the
lc-fticers ot‘ the Board have been busy,
with the result that new concerns
will undoubtedly be attracted to this

ready to receive representatives of their plans to make the strike eflec-fi
dissident churches with open arms. the and for plcketlng activities. i
as the Roman church he; always long-3 Notices signed by President MN"
ed for the unification’ of all C’hris- 3- 1°“! 0" the memo“ ”mean-i
tian religions. Pope Leo xm.. it is “1““! “9°“ "‘9 ”Demo’s "in the

Injured by a'
Di Blast brothers
and. recently
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“AAAEANS AliATNSi

Madam Teresa hemmed in congress here today. Their
mission is to assist the independence

movement in Korea. and secure free
usual and which nugurs well for her dom from Japanese "19'

of Korea," said Dr. Synmn Rhee.
Secretary of State of the Korean Pro-
: visional Government
. who is a delegate

George Kunz Arrested

es of “camper: and

mi here on the»
‘7th the town

“GIL Hurrah!
intuit-he.

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\ 'I' 1" "Vial M‘H'it .- 10" llw laio- . flu..- 1 immobile accompanied bv 'l yotin ' 'Hp"l".i“" instruments ”“1 both in song: * vealed
t'l..:;..-~ “It!“ .\ Snml'll “a. lii‘ill |a.~t . . iicoman' when the tire lz-«nferni Lt. ‘md m piano nilllibers delighted the i
.... :.i._' An ’i'rlllilv l‘1l)l>t‘ii]ltll (‘lllll‘ClL' A” “"‘d'H w'” 1‘31”] to l\orwalk ”“3 . "ti _' _ lltn , ‘ , iuudioncu beyond measure. . A. NFVV YORK A .1 1. Th
l‘l'ut“' Elio- itil‘l'v‘L‘ tit tiltl Trinity Vl‘lws‘M-V‘ April 32' when a. (len‘cn'EfIanB lilolged “om Q“) hm“! . and “ ASHIAGTON' Apr” 14‘ Thou" Miss KPDDOI l8 3 young artist 01" ‘ ‘l ‘ K I [410‘ "I i“ e u...-
the»: Hub Th.- Rennie “its (mi-Hm“: of “WW“. "mks' fresh from sin-rounded the mat-limo. Spoil-ht... sands of Greeks deported from Mace-lunmu“ “ms and with mm“ ”mm!“ - !ms"h.o . misinbrfi. Tum .
ll'lt" ‘(i ln‘ lilr' lit-r. John Oaksford, or ”... fighting rim“ in France will give. imptlltld “Ci" resistance hind “as Iakcn donia during the Bulgarian _ (vccui’a’i for the rum"). She has Studied with PHILADELPHIA April 1‘? on. ”2“" Fin‘dce‘h V 1'" m -._’
VP“ Y-nil- “n. He offered spec-hi a tlelilunulration of how they broke ‘0 '9 1'10_‘U> H.“ “in Vi 16m the but- lion have. died from starvation and; Leslie Htillgson one of the most. suc hundred date on including 801/ and “tuned "11%..“ M; ‘
5- \ -_. ~ I . __. ‘ . .. . I ' . : - 5‘, i -,-3 . .l) , ‘ ‘ ,. . . .‘ v . . - 8“,, oral .
prayers h”. we family and wok" tilt llllllnglidblt‘ Hilltltllbllig Line, lullslah‘t “in 1.531 cunt .l‘Pnl'it.)\(g from mistreatment. and surfivivors all?- m ‘ (“15ml Mach?” and Ounce” mama“ Women, and eating "m th and one .. men. n” m
hrivi'lv (i' the rich esteem in which’ ““‘ ”9'" ""'” be 0"” 0' the mammal ”“ “‘ 0”" “d“ 5““ ‘ "” *“W'h' “ “0599mm °°ndm°n “.9 ‘0 ”ck "f. or New York Cilv himself a pupil 0} million Koreans outside Koren u- m” um m

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er of "Miles. "New
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clue bontfinln‘l mete. .~.

lilo. Boyer tum.
the first two out w.
soldiers on the Lucien“,

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Swath Nomvalk Board of Trade, has, the other Christian denominations in” Meeting the strike of teie hone the bakeshop of D1 Blast Brothers, ,' . im m

called a illPt-llllz of that organization , , ceded from the Roman church what: . Operators called for 7 o'clock timer-i 1:5 Grlzgs street. shortly after a; "1:252ng Kunz, of Raymond fluent. 82313. W m

for Vi'ednesday evening at the Court LAWRENCE M335;- Alml 14"“ descends directly from Christ and row morning were made today by of.i°¢1°Ck this morning. Vittore Jnetl :eie N y, m arrested in M” M“ m ‘
300m in In.) (my Hall. Several mat-, Samuel Bramhall, chairman of the! that therefore Rome cannot 'go to . ticials of the New England TelephOne 3 Who was asleep in a house next door. chgr ' Y" 1"“ lt‘ridny m on the . m1 . ‘
3,...5 of interest will be. reported on ecmmittee in charge of the textile them. it being far them ‘0. return to and Telegraph and the vaidencelWas buried under a'sllowu- of brick. b a: of "yin-riding and mi Gulliver. in ‘mtd&
and very encouraging reports will be strike here, was arrested today dur- her, ,i iTelephone Companies. At the same and W cut so badly that a. doctor 53:50:,“ to thin WQMIW ’0'“ “t0 '9'",
submitted. During the past few ins a demonstration in the mm “‘5' ‘ The Pope. the Expression adds, ,3 time union leaders were perfectingihad to stitch his face i n by 8mm Thou-u am , ,

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._ ... _ . , adev orttoxpt on . name! yin . theprlco totem
City. An invitation is extended to “Mk?” I“ e 91” 81?..- _ apointed . t. F“. deeply interested in 9 ’°“" 1° ‘Y E? the service .0 . to 20 cents ll'rest. in Pom
rall interested in our municipal devel— large number °‘ pickets 03"”. an m“ the question and wrote tWo tuneup- “ to our government. to remain i :hdlo‘r fringing” that one of - ~