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5674—‘1‘e Deum. Trinity Choir
5089—The Palms.
The Lost chord.
GODS—Beautiful Isle of Some-
whore.
Christ Amse.
726~The Lord Is My Light.
620——Gospel Hymns, No. 3 -
and 4.
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Certificate of Organization Filed with
State Seomary.
. A certificaic of orcanization was ill-
.0" ynstorday m the'omce of the state
. 'scrrotarv by the \Vinchester Company
of Now Haven. The capital stock is
127.54? of par value or not). being 97.-
547 of first prefcred stock, 20,000
shares of second preferred stock and
10,000 shares of common stock. amount
ing to $12,754.700. with which the cor-
poration will begin business. The
amount of paid in cash is $3,500,000.
and in property other than cash $9,234.
700. ’
The names and addresses of the ori'
ginal subscribers to stock with the
inumber and class of shares subscribed
[or by each (ll‘t as follows: Thomas G.
l’I‘. Moran of New Haven. as the com-
mittm' constituted in and by tho alII'G‘!‘
linent dated September 24. 1919. of tho
istockholders of the Winchester Re-
\peoting Arms Company. 97.547 shores
of first preferred and 9.993 shares of
common stock; -(‘. S. Sargent. Jr., of
New York. J. E. Ottoman. Daniel H.
:Veztder. R. Earle Anderson. Clyde R.
EYates. John P. Haircr and Thomns'G.
‘rommon stock each.
.1 Lucia‘Circlc will meet with Mrs. ; The ofllcei‘s nre:President. ’1‘. 'G.
:23; Jllhnmpson‘ l‘owaymn' MO“ .Ilennett; viccvpresidents, J. E. Gttcr-
’ “ ‘ son of New Haven. and Daniel “1
\l’vcks of New York; secretary and
treasurer R. It. W'illlnms of New Yuri:
‘directors. C. S. Sargent. 31:. at New
York. J. F). Outerson. Daniel H. Vendor.
R. Earle Anderson. Clyde R. Yates.
John P. Hagar and Thomas G. Bennett
of New Haven. . 3
Other Corporation Papers. .‘
A certificate of organization was t‘il~'
:ed by Men-eh: £5 Whitfield, Inc.. 01
'New Haven. The capital stock in $10.~
‘000 consistin: of 100 shares of common
istock at parialue of 8100, the full
amount being paid in cash a being the '
sum with which the corporation will-
begin business. The odicers are: Preso?
Aident. TN. G. Merrils of East m;
gsecrotary and treasurer. W'illiam .1}
interest Whitfield of Centerfield. ' ‘
The Imperial Publishinz Company,
of New London has‘ organized with;
capital stock of $50,000. consisting of
2,000 shares of common stock at par!
value. the fill am'dfi'nt' of $50,000 being,
Elllt‘ sum with which the corporation;-
will begin businoss. The amount paid,
in cash is 81M)" and the amount
in propcrtv other than cash is 349.000.:
The omen-s are: l’j‘ggident. M. McLean
loidiv of Old Lyme; vice-president.
V‘Villiam Boyd of Now London; Secre-~.
tary and treasurer. Richard H’.» Pugh.
Men's and Boys Caps. O‘Brien‘s
ore will be special meetings 01
-'ty Auxiliary of the 'Red Cross on
ay and Thursday afternoons, ren—
* necessary by emergency work.
ch must be finished by a certain
\Vork may be taken home should
inc desire, ~ '
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man: the agreements tor compen-
. n tor accidental injuries just an
ed by Commissioner Edward '1‘.
‘ngham is one under which Wal-
-.s=t<.-r u: Daricn is to rcceivo
wcekly while incapacited. He
injured about the arms and chest.
dgmcnt for $400 with
. July 2. .1915. was given yesterday.
he Court of Common Pleas. tot
rgc 'M. Olmstead of Now Canaan.
. sued Henrv Varinn of Brooklyn
r-(‘uvi-r a note.
ev. Limos Fair of New York. who
Milt-into at. Trinity church tomor-
', has just returned flow over
e. where he enlisted as a prii;ate
was promoted until he was a lien-
.t on a French general's staff in
.vy artillery. He has had it won»
1 t'KilPranCP, and is sure to bring “f MW l'°7‘d""' . . . . l
SFHLZP appropriate to thc Easter A preliminarv certificate 0! dlswu-l
. t‘um was file-.1 by tho Bridgeport Bread,
(‘ompany of Bridacporl by the dlt‘ef‘ll
‘vm-s. ii. L. Marsh. l.. l. Gilbert and w.‘
.l_ Travis. . .
\ ('(‘l‘llllt‘ililv of incorporation was
lila-tl by the Bridgeport Rollin: Mills}
of Stratiord. The capital stock is $150.;
cal prices. will go up still higher
they come dmni. Buy a boiler
easy on coal. The Burnham
is. It‘s the boiler of Cosy Com-
eat. it's made in Westchester
r Send for “W’hich and Why"
t. Lord & llumham Co, Irving
. Y.
mm. and is (‘cinpriscd of 1,500 Shares;
of common stock at par value of $100.i
'le invorporutors ill'l‘ James G. Mark—9
e} mi Stamford. Oliver C. Malian of;
Milford and ('m‘l F‘ostcr 0i Bridgeport-5
‘ Tln- urt-unum Building Company of-
r
rain caused numerous
'rmu
‘llrisml has imurporutnd with
‘siovk of $50.00". consis'dlng
shows at pair will") of $.70, the Corpor‘
“lion in liccin busineSs with $1,000 ‘
.tinetsday‘s
touts. particularly in hillisml
. which were. plowed row ntly. and
mlwr of people who had sown soul
capital .
of 1,090 i
l
womplniniug br-causv the ruin un'.
red about all of it. All of tlrn liill- .
roads \i‘t-re wushcd until colililos
earcd in olie profusion. and some of
silt (‘nVrred the trolley-car tracks
mg work for the car. crewa on tho.
' v " .' Tl 1'sdaY. APPOINTMENTS BY BISHOP NILAN
5 WWW“: HID“ 011 11 I I RI. Rm; John J. Xilan, bishop of the;
‘ Diocese of Hartford. has appointedi
"Rev. Michael 1’. Barry. asistant pas,
'l‘hi- int-orporntors are Ray K. Musics",
liarold I. Arms and Vt'um-r H. Porch of
Bristol. .
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n’t blame the plumbers and heat-
"on because tliev can't get the , .‘ .. . , , h f H- 1--
’ ' . lm' of st. Align-nuns churc o .w ,
or fittings to complete your‘mm‘ 0 he pastor of ”w church 0!:
g. acred Heart in \Vethersfield.
iBennett, Georgb l5. Ilodson and Jillill‘il;
:llcnnett. of 'NQ’JV Haycn. one share of
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paid.“
Istem also charged that Police Commit»? Prompt Deivay
~£unoyt§§§v ”a?“ ,
WES '
- - . .. ’ ' «‘9. in , i?”
Although otficials in Havana have Chm A" w .: Q? j" Eu.”
“ wide Woo”.
been on the alert, no word his Been
recoivcd of the fate of the. two ’Anieri-
can naval afintors. Lieutenanm Otto
and Parker. “ho. with Méfchinll'lan
l-lornby. started from Bluct‘ields, Nicor~
mun. Sunday on the second lap of a
Slight from the Colon Naval station to
Key ‘West. expecting to make a landing
at Havana.
As firmly opposed to the Learzuc of
Nations as ever, Senator Borah of
ldaho. on his return to “’ashington
yesterday from a stumping tour
against the league in middle west and
southwest. stated in an interVIew tho-t
the recent m‘imidnwnts to the league
covenant had not oliminated all the sailors and W" mam-
fundamental objrwiions raised bv its: “They have designai Sunday. May
opponents 9 4th. as “Employment Sunday" on
Italy is regarded in Well informed Vthh d!!! the ”HON“ ”mm of em—
quarters m Washington a3 face to ployment administered by the United
the mast desperate crisis States employment‘oervice will he Iht‘
Ail-:trchrmzm hordes broke subject of sermons end Bible class
‘I'he' food and meetings and churches will institute
HARTFORD. ”firif'fiffl‘rhe follow-
ing statement by “’Illlam ll. Wilson.
secretary of labor. was given out by
Charles E. Julinfl. federal director for
Connecticut 0: the United Suites em.
ployment service. Plans are under
way—1n Connecticut to make possible
wide observance of “Employment Sun-
day."
“The national church organizations
of the country have united in a cum-
paign to assist the United States em-
ployment service of the department of
labor and cooperating Agencies in find.
in; employment for returning soldiers.
[are with
since the
through the lsonzo line.
coal situations have dev .
popular unrcst which if not dealt with , turning men W110 must find new em-
wisely and promptly. Italian official cir- ; ployment. Special appeal Will be mai‘
cles sav, may lead to strikes and n rc-l ‘0 employers ‘0 keep their ”99‘13 US$00.
volt that may tax the ability of the an- i with the 100‘“ officers 0’ ”‘0 United :
thoritics to deal with imsm. .Smtes emnloyment service. and in;
Many persons were killed ‘or wound" humus 103‘ returning 90““!!! and sail-‘
ed In the contra of llerlln at noon yes- or! which are In touch With the sol-
‘terdoy during a collision between me“ and V” workers 3'99“an employ .
troops and street renders. The noun mem- Therefore I earnestly coll upon;
fired a fusilade against the vendor-5.3.“ chmdios and church members in
This districr was strongly Cordmei' the VII-“Gd 8‘31“ to Us In octtvt—f
by the Alexander regiment with a. view out in the Mile finnmloymoo‘ ‘
to suppressing traffic in stolen goods, Sunday and make it and the following.
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Buy EasterSho es Here -
Andbesmofgettingthocorroct styles of just the proper
modektogivefiedniohingtonch‘tothelostoroostume.
Many Models for Men. Women
and Children
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«arm insuugaui
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REAL ESTATE
In all its Branches
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DEFINITION OF‘ CHIROPRACTIC
locust: ui 1hr dict-also and the m o!
lldjusling :hv» .-.. mv- liiacarw in couod
{by . wrench. mm or sprain in tho
buck. Even if done In childhood. it.
mates pinched norm. and onion in
.lnter life in the dmercnt organs Ind
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the com o!
disuse and pain, health to motor-d
thmngh harmonizing the mo on
menu in your body. Fannie trouble.
given special attention; also can.
mm o! the spine. You will never to
not. giving the (nu-0pm 3 atom
to help you.
Magnetic Tmtmento Given Atoo
'l'. FRANCIS, B. C.
arm“ m_m
and the venders forcibly opposed their dm count in the diochorle of our ob:
own removal. It is still strictly our nation to than vho ohm them
doned and iron can ore deflected from “1V9! for our country and the ounce of;
iI. ‘ liberty}? ;
These appointments were made for (Signed) WILLIAMVGB. W'ILBON.
terday by Superintendent of Prison!
Chm-lea 1'. W: award V. Bro
phy. of Port Mn; to succeed Wil-
liam H. Mayor as warden of Sin: 8338
prison; Col. Edgar S. Jennings. of Mr
burn prison to succeed Harry R. Kidv
ney. who acted as superintendent while
the colonel was overseas with the 37th
division. on". John l... Schneider. of
Syrncuse. as industrial agents to suc-
cced Emerson D. Roll. of Buffalo.
Wage increases averaging about 315
a month for approximately 60,000 our
ploycs of the American Railway Ex-
press company were announced last
night by Director General Hines. The
increase re‘presents an advance of 825
month over the wage scale in effect
January I. 1918. The director genes-cl
also raised the wages of 12.000 sleep-
ing and parlor car employee an addi-
tional 312.50. “’ages of 10,000 dining
car employes were aadVanced 823 above
the basic monthly minimum in onect ,
January 1. 19l8. This will yield appmx~ I
mri‘h‘ . Or :
CUE. FOR “amp.
"Kenny is I crook." add “You have;
mectod a mimic into the mom":
Ire stoma Irluch w. B. 10310; of,
m in alleged to no. unat- cool
coming Henry Kenny of mm in
the 810,000 douse lull. mint Jolley
which Kenny filed In thoChll Superior
Court yestordny. Konny declares. in5
his petition. that these alleged slander
ous statements have prevented him
mmmnklngprofltsfrombustmseni
tel-prises in which he was interested.
The statements are alleged to lure
been made in Seymour on February :6.
1919, In the presence of E. Balaton and
John Swan. business dissociates of
Kenny. ‘
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lmately 38 n mon'fii'. ' E S
. gg, tove,
New York. ha..- done away with the nc-f
submitted l system or 10080 cards!
abundant. recording to :1 statement.
made by Leonard M. “ullnein, coun~ - - -
sci to the City Government Commit-
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Easter RequiSites
qumnfinty Wool-,2“. nod Bills
mmnmmmm
hmmmm Silk’Undor-
rum-oymmwmmm-
”no Ribbons, an rm 3nd PM Etc, Etc”
Etc.
nuns .t gum—quite dices-em, in popular prices.
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coated? “amount-33a! Imus-po-
vidoyonwflho-lcth-afln-duulporm,hou
modern Mo Doped: 7&3. Wovflldnootumhdiuoc
your Liberty 3.. thxyoom
Our hmmtmdpo-Lpam.
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Police Commissioner
curate record—keeping methods insult; 5
ed by Policc Commissioner ‘W’uods and , Nut d Pea
which can be manipulated to make the! _ ‘
crime record meagre when crime in;
tee of the Citizens' Union at tho meet
ing of the Unionlnst night. Mr. “'11qu
sioner Enright had placed favorcd pro-g
licemen in sheltered and Saar places-
The City National Bank
manor-Ink.“ -
4%
and assorted that many of the claims7
of reforms and improvements desert!» Hams
ed in tho Commisioncrs’ report u-erwi .
based on misrepresentation. l
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AMERICAN EXPORTS
TO AUSTRALIA
Melbourne. \Vednesday. April 16.»—
ln the first eight months In 1918 Anti-;
tralinn imports from the United States‘OYER IN “SWT
Eastertide
At mmdfile newsman wetukopridoindon-
“mmhmfin‘w
exceeded her exports to America by
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cant oiercom-a {flight delays: Rev. Father Barry will succeed lRev. _
nearly $8,000,000, while in 1912 there
. , t
but; done “m" they mum 0; Oliver T. Magneil. who has been 2:32:
: ' on. that right pastor of St- Josevh'S church in r '
it! Warrant: 30““. and heat-‘ to] to fill the vacancy caused by the
apulvummcakbmer who deliveTs by au‘. death of Rev. Thomas J. Keenn. Father
- ’ can help you' Barry will hold his first mass in his
.01"? Perhaps they . I new church on April 27.
‘ . 1354. . lie Will also be Catholic chaplain of
Imngtoll. will call at your. the state prison in Wethersfield. Since
‘ “t“ 1910 he has been assistant to Re\'.
' ' _. Michael W... Barry. pastor of St. Au~
gustine's church. He was at one time
pastor of St. Francis' church in Tor-
rington.
against Ausunlia, A. W. Ferrin, the
United States commercial attaclw here,
said in an address here today.
Mr. Ferris said he be-Jeved the
stream of mde would eventually bal-
ance Australian exports and in the
future would be in wool. tin. hides.
probably dairy products. while the im-
ports from America would consist
mostly of clothing. agricultural mach-
inery and machine tools. He said he
lian tariff would be strongly protect-
ive, but that it would not have on!r
serious effect on American imports.
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ZEIDER To MANAGE .
TOLEDO AMERICAN.
TOLEDO, April 16.-—Bollie fielder, o
scout for the Chicago Natloml hustle
Club. will he manual-r a: the Tolodo
American Auncinlion team this no
can if Fred Mitchell will give Zeida
his release. This Inform was
given out lust night. by Ron moans
hon, president of the local club, who
Jill fretirod as manger. Zelda:- was '
mm“ ind w to (on. the post'mn
'Breonohan all. '
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3 mm tom-ma
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your m m
lo:- Hen, Women, Young Hen,
Young Wm and Little M.
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The thoughtful Motor
name this Company in
willutruohodhisu.
.., thus providing against
mil flop m- '
of the duties involved.
was a balance of nearly “0.000.000,
: was of the opinion that the new AuStro- p0
best values and for thft
[reason it behooyes the
Gloves, mmmmm. manna, mu; Rib-
bonsforhnibownMVefls, 00am, Boudoir Oopl, Vat.
J. I. MALLETTE
as wmn 31'. com 3011mm
There are over 5000 good,
people. Once in awhile a’
few bad ones drift into
town from adjoining cit-
ies and break in houses
but aside from that the
place is alright.
During the summer the
tion increases ov- I
ram.
er 2000 by the addition
of City people Who real-
ize the advantages West,
port offers over other
places along the shore.
These 7900 people trade
where they can get the
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