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’Ai‘icioll
ND ARMNRY
, AllRACllONS
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ic and Merriment Reign-
For Everyone Over the
0' 'ding Line of the Old
'es Last Evening
Al l‘viNllll »
Filll §§H0MRS
nam Hose Company and
ompany I, C. S. (i... En-
-rtain Hundreds
‘AJ.“A —l.'.
Alow- of peace. may have to
r wound a bit ill this our united
«I'lili’lllili‘b‘. but she had a per-
low-ly time. last. night.
:1le some hundreds of ollr Chil-
.;tllt;ing in age. from eight to
l . The reason being that the
itillllng desire for dancing
the High School and the Ar-
.l‘ one and the same time.
.. growers may mourn and
-. -. oi" garden sass l‘epine. but
N‘Hitlt-(l that last night. was an
i'IL’lli l‘or treading the mazy.
. High School Social Evening
. was aptly termed on the
ills as a "Musical and social
-: by lllusiual organizations 01'
.ll; lil;.‘.ll School“ was given in
~~vlllbly hall of that building
ilLilll. Every student had an
'H‘lli, of four tickets and from
it: crowd present it is certain
wery one was used.
tlw proglaul was this quota
will
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in” cotton your
sorrows. freshen your
Art and bid you return to
With renewed vigor."
‘N llslllliill
lllliliNEliEPARli
yellings 'There
Demand and Nearly All
We Taken
t-llwllt' promises lo l)i' llii' Scent-
‘Jl :utirily lilln season and
ill lilal suction are in
.l- lllailli. Mrs. Herrit Smith at
n .1llil New York. who specializ-
ll‘iilJl of country lGSldt'llCeS
following;
laltlul‘" Edward F VVPBG'S
t‘onlontment_ island. to
' .«rll Stevens, oi N. Y. City.
\‘iru'fi' Tokt‘llf‘kt‘, Mrs.
'll‘l a
lill‘
. l: 0.: Page 'l‘werve)
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is Still
lull lllllAtli
NitlgNlll/ltil
' ‘ l" tlill. April 26.-~Howard
.-:....._ ot‘ this city, has brought
'lm' the Coit's Patent Fire
'«lllll'aclllring Company, alleg-
-l. or contract. He went to
> Ill“ company in November.
3 t'litllllS that on May 1, 1918.
"ii a contract to run three
$30,000 a year
A
7' ot‘ production. He says that
"ill‘l', 1918. he' was discharged.
‘ :llant‘l' to the suit the coin-
""lllt‘s knowledge of any con-
lailning that Mr.. “’oglom's
agreement is represented by
= wtitten hint by B. M. W. Han-
._v sets up that Mr. Hanson had
»ilii|}ill)'. it also asserts
'ul‘. ‘l't'oglom. the product
that
of
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“Amity, and that the company
H was notified bythe War De-
‘ I” with which it had large cone
that unless this waschanged
' "3‘ llialll. ,
‘ ill-relied that Mr. ‘Woglom was
4' ltlll up to the time of his (ll
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'l's.
' and oldest living: former Secretary of
woes. ‘
’ otllt‘r federal buildings.
:ilal time works manager. The,
s. forced to flee
Entered at the South Nomlk Post
Office as Second Class Matter.
, PAls VISIT in
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ernor Interested 'irrTrolley ;
Bill——Mind Still Vigorous
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HARTFORD. April :6. -’l‘wo Demo-
tzl'ills ot‘ the old school dropped in at
ilit‘ capitol this week to look things"
over and incidentally to do a little;
business. i
The lllUSi famous~ was Thomas M.-
Waller who holds several records. He'
lilt‘ oldest living former Speaker}
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State. No other Connecticut citizen
t'iill show as much. . .
.‘ll‘. \Valler is not known (:0 wl-ll‘
to the, younger political generally”..-
but the old timers recognized the in»
nine head. whitened now, it is lili".i
but carried as agnressiveiy and as;
erectly as in those days of forty or:
more years ago when "the little gi-‘,
ant.” as they called him. used to
lead llll‘ hosts oi‘ the Democratic pan;
ty to victory as often as the average
l. A. ltllAllills
llilllltllllltlllil
Norwalk t-llalltt-l‘. llauglllers of lllt'i
vointion. will lie gratil‘iodv
the continental.
congress. recently held in W'nshlugton.‘
American Re
by the news that at
l). t‘. the candidacy of Mrs. George
Maynard Minor oi‘ \Vutcrford. for presl
idcllt general of the National society.
i). A. R. was warmly endorsed, not’
only by Connecticut
other states.
president
The election of a nev.
general
A ('ll' has been carrying on is exm‘ctetl
to pave the way to victory. Mrs."Mln
or was for six years rent-m ol' Luci-e
lla Shaw chapter. New London. and is.
now honorary regent.
Among other subjects that
tcrtst local Daughters was the. an
.noullrenlcnl by Mrs. John Laidlaw‘
‘l'lliul. stale regent. of her 'board of
count-iiors. They are: -.\lrs. Georgi-
Maynard Minor ot‘ \Nalerford; Mm. I“.
'i‘. Staples. lllitigcporl: Mrs. Elliott ll.
Bronson. Manchester; Mrs. Harry
Smith. Hartford: Mrs. Starr C. Bar»
nulli. Danllul'y. is recording secretary. '
er5. James K. ('l‘oltlt. Sinlsbul'y. is
consulting registrar: Mrs. Leander K.
in (;rcat Siliplnan. New London. is correspond-i
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' BUENHSAIHES FEARS
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HUENOS AIRES. Friday. April 25.—<‘
The authorities here fear labor dis.
orders similar to those ill .lanua'y,
and firemen armed with rifles were
placed at all corners in the banking,
illrll'li’l this afternoon. as well as
about the government palace and
As yet there
are no signs of violence.
Several organizations of armed citi-
zens met tonight to make final a;-
l-angeme‘nts to cooperate with the po
lice. it being estimated that. bettveen
live thousand and ten thousand civll~
‘ ians will be ready for such service.
tank employes have gone out on
strike. burning many books and
' records before leaving their ofllces.
'Villa Gets Loot Worth
$550,000 in Parral Raid
JUAREZ, Mexico. April 26.~—-W’hen
Francisco Villa and his forces enter-
ed Parral on Sunday morning he
seized $500,000 worth of loot. 50,000
rounds of ammunition and made
salary by _orced loans amountig to $50,000. it‘
‘ “HS to be assistant WOTk-‘l became known today. Several of thelsaxon workmen Rescue
principal. stores were looted by the
Villa. followers and several civilians
held for ransOm. but only Jose de la
Luz Herrera, formerly Mayor of
Parral: his son. Melchor Herrera.
formerly Mayor of Juarez. and an-
other son. Zeterino Herrera. Were
put to death. as far as is known.
The fight lasted from dawn Satur-l three hours. according to advices re
to sign a contract binding day until Sunday at eleven o'clock”! celved here. ’ i
when the federally retreated and Villa
entered the town at the head of his
""‘l'any deleflomwd in quality 1.500 followers-He was in possession
or the town on Tuesday when a party
of American refugees left there for
the border. Fighting betWeen the
l'edcral forces from Chihuahua City
- ruins-m would take charge of and Villa’s troops inflPan-al wag re- 11:
ported yesterday. . - .
.As the Part-audience]:
P993 l l' . .. y .
Oldest Living Former Gov-l
but. by several'
will take place in
um and the campaign that Connecti-«
will in a
A.l
men rem “the
noon-rec one» news no
M ALI; ”an or vnliwdm-I IV Act-com: will: m on: oviu onuvo'n
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* Willi PLANNING
AH Allllfili 0N
CHIHUAHUA CITY
Concentrating All the Troops
Under His Control in Ef~
_ fort to VVrest Government
From Carranza
lllzllAllll‘s‘illthl
Filll PHHTEETIHN'
Will Force Foreign Mining,
Smelter and Milling Com-
panies to Pay
Hi. PASU. Texas.
t‘ihCO Villa is
April
concentrating all the
' troops under his control in the. state?
. ‘t - _ . . ‘ -' . . ' '
oi hlhuahtla In an effort to wrest con l Nardi it place?
trol of the state from the (‘armnza
govnrmltenl. ro-estnblish a provisional
rebc .L'UVt‘l‘lllllOnl. similar to the Villa 3 TWfl CHAR
hands throughout};
This became?
known today with the arrival of rei'u '
N
overnmcnt of H415, and try to rally
the \at'iotls l'telwi
Mexico to his banner.
gees from Parral.
To finance his revolutionary move-
ment. Villa plans. it is said. to force
the foreign mining. smelter and mil
ling companies in Northern Mexico.
especially American corporations. to
pay heavily in return for protection.
Villa is reported to be. making plans
to attack Chihuahua City soon. as a.
part of his campaign for the conquest; .
of (‘ll illuahua state.
sullen llllltlll’is
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Disappeared After the 26th
Division Parade and Is Be-
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iessly at Sea
(‘liATHAM. Mass. April Eli-‘Three
seaplanes and several submarine chas-
t-rs set out at dayiizht today to con
j linue the search for one ot'_tlle sea
lplancs from the naval station here
’which became disabled while return-
ing from lioslon alter the 26th Divi»
sion parade yesterday. and which was.
believed to he drifting hrlplessly it.
the sea. Three men. Lieutenant .l. S.
Buchanan. Ensign John G. Howaru
and Bernard 'i‘ornes, a radio operator.
new in the machine. Searchers who
\Vt‘l‘t' in constant communication by
ladio with the station reported several
hours altey they started that they had
found no trace of the flyers.
The first news that the
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tenant Buchanan. who said that engine
trouble had compelled him to land ill
i the water about half way between Ply-
l mouth and vaincetown. Patrol
‘ boats were immediately sent out, but
i returned at. dark without locating the
liiyers. Meanwhile another messagi-
’from Lieutenant Buchanan said that
' the high wind was carrying him tow-
ard Provincetown. Fears were ex-
pressed today that a change in the
wind had driven the plane out to sea.
The missing machine is of the H.
type. one. of the largest and most mod
: ern seaplanes in use here, and officials
la! the air station said it would rev
l quire an unusually heavy sea to sink
i it. Extremely cold weather prevailed
:ofi' shore last night. Today 'a snow-
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Eichhorn After Arrest
BERLIN. April 26.—Eichhorn. for-
. mefly chief of police of Berlin. was
arrested Thursday at W.
. Prussian Saxony. but dos um
by workmen after a 'flght lasting
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A despatch from Berlin under. m
l of April 19 said that allow caulk-mo-
,tion had been.rooelvod of tho afoot
to! Eichhorn byoem- government
"troops near Holsminden utter phat-
tenmt: to compo by airplane rhea
iBrtululriclt. new bitm-
entrances.
1",
2‘5."-l"l‘fln"
’ HIH SEAPlANE
lieved to Be Drifting Help“
was in trouble came yesterday after !
storm added to- the difficulties of the politi
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'llilllfiiill8 AlIl‘IVE llEllEitll’llENltlf‘ ‘ §. M i
lN stall llfillllill. Alana slAlll livilllllil lllmlliii 33““.ng ;
.. Ml .cw illicit lllllllllo MAKES lo lull:
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The stores of Aaron Paris. a Wood—‘ CHICAGO. April 26."‘Th9 futurev
American mer-l
ward avenue grocer. and of Nlt’lIOlaHfdevelopment, of the
San“. WHO (‘OndllClS a Sill)? SIGN“. close‘ chant, marine is at stake and no more i
by. Were entered last evening audlimportant economic problem has ey.‘
about $100 worth of merchandise Was“ er presented itself at one time to. null
taken. The thief. or tillews. used no American pelee, James A. Furrell,‘
force in gaining an emmm‘" iniqt‘lth‘lpn-sldent' of the United States Steell
er place and apparently used a skelel Corporation. today told the deiezatesf
ton key and turned the lock or t'oundlto the National Foreign Trade Con-i,
a window open and climbed in. Tltci vention here.
police are partial to the former ”1901321 “The ocean-going steel cargo ton-
however. and are of the opinion that '- nage now held by our government ag-
a skeleton R9): was "3"d- ‘Kregates 555 vessels of 3,385,000 dead- WHICH IS lquE"
:03me can.
Lot-I. I Snows Tonight
Paris’ Grocery Store and President James A. Farrell.
. ’47:
Patrolman Milton lnckvroml lows-l Weight tons and there are under con-I
ligated the break last evening and 06- l tract 1.336 vessels of 9.275.000 tons."l
tective Sergeant Thomas llunt went;said Mr. Farrell. Should the present1
over the around this morning. bullprogram be carried out. to comple-i
both the officers Were unable to get iv lion there will be under the Amen-loam
single clue. The mall or men sut- flag next year 16,732,000 .dendwelghtf
( . tied in getting away leaving no trail tom of. shipping of which “£00,000;
ht‘llll‘ld. tons can be classed no occur-going.
in the grocery store the ash draw-N “in its initial stages the problem
er was piltered and a small amount 0.;
change taken. together with calamity:
oi‘ cigars and «widerable miscellane-
ous goods. Eight or ten pair of first
class shoes were misslnl from Mr;
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Crisis at the Peace Conference H as Prof oundly Moved
the Italians. Who Enthu siasticaily Support the Pre-
Fllllll REST HF liEllllAHl
CzechoSlovak Troops Steadily Advancing on Budapest»
Where Much Disorder E xists
(By The Animated Press).
Premier. after his lira-nth witb-
drawal from the PM confer-
i KILLED IN SMASH l BOSTON. April 26.—~The transport definitely assume, toward the final
1 . ; Santa Rosa with nearly 2.100 omcere‘ a“. *ttlpmpnt ls expected.
Q I 3' “T A IMAlHfiAN and men. “Mullins the only “n“: mi The Italian Prime Minister. who
AEALWM _1 1 5 before 8 a. at. today. After an enthw ' _ .
liastic harbor and’pier Welcome. the the Itallan people, planned ml-
' * 6 troops were entrained for Camp Dry lmetl'ullcl)‘ after his arrival in
Young Kunz Before Judge The accounts in the New York pa- the. The transport arrived in Pmfi’lRomc to confer Vith Kill! thm.
iln an auto bus collision, near Camp . ment 15lst Field Artillery [Brigadel l d
' ‘ ’Merritt. at a late hour. last night. ' two once". 49 men; 302d Field rtil It is at this meeting 1. Hit a c~
port and Embankment in...“ the koeneot interest in this i iery. Field and Rule comm, Batterler mm Wm M I. . i on u", ““9?
390 in“ “ion of calling Puritan-em to meet.
grudge rge it. v rgh in the Cl-;Wnll meet. regarding. their mind 4.376 men. Arne 302d and 303a
it? Court ““8 marlin: to answer 10.First Lieutenant Stanley H. Bolivia. : qumntn originally formed part of
.the. Champs 0‘ non-support, preferred who is 1m“ in the Yum-dilutes ser- ' the 76th Division which "MM at the situation arising throultll
President ‘Wilson’s refusal it;
teem Laundry. ‘genial dortor and his wile said that; “nus were detached and sent {0 n... countenance the annexntlon 0
Km" "3 ”mm“ a we?" “5° 1“ they had received a cablem-m from front. while the rest of the division
l l’oughkeepsle. N- Y.. Mid “'88 . their son only two days ago from Lb became replacement troops.
l At 'l‘llrill. which city the I’m-
the embezzlement charge and butlms hopes of an egg-1y return to his‘ mm. and hm collcngnefi reached
:little evidence was brought out to ; wife and family here had been rudely yesterday afternoon. there '3“ .
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prosecute the. case but testified he i w“ ”legged. as dentists were ~ 1) h' wlnt
pad had Kunx arrested because of a: . ‘ d and in the service. i 93km] the crowd to to 1m .
. meg em 1 he should have said after Hr. Walt
‘ l l l uctio . have been ”waved son‘s declarations had been pub
’customers had clainttfi they paidA as r us .
.their laundry bill -to Kunz who had_
. t tle omce. None' _
made no return 0 I _ “Beginning May 1. 1919, illiterates‘amjd wild emlmgmnn,
and non-English speaking citizens and ' . ‘ re held VP!-
alieus who are otherwise ell ible. m l Demmlfslrdllmf we.- '
i g a, terday and last night. in Rome and
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Acme ill Paris. the rapid develop-
me 76th Division IA) Many a %,1 went from Paris prepared to lay
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Vosburgh This Mom‘ng . per-s this morning regarding the . dent Ronda yesterday afternoon. ‘ Emmanuel and then m a“ . ”u“-
oity and and an! idem 1nd 1). 30 m 57? men, at!“
at once, instead of on ”’1. 6, file
jby his wife. and embezzlement. ivy“, lCamp Devens. Shortly after their ar-
F‘iumc and the Dalmatian coast by
’bmugm back ‘0 "”5 “‘3' by 59"“! borne. Wee. where he is stationed ________ __
.ahow his guilt. \vhen called to tho.shattered. and that it night be bet . :zrcal throng: waiting: to gm” Sig-
‘sboriago {n his accounts. the short-
‘ from the adjutnnl-general of the am, i lishcd. Reports state that the
lot the customers. however. were able
he enlisted. Such enlistment will be _ . _ . _
other large Italian cities. and it ls
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iblought out in court that Mr. Worm?
'; had been paid $25 by Charles H. Tay-i
.lor. brother of Rum. to drop the,
lease. Warm had accepted the mom;
—— ‘of Vittorio Orlando, the Italian
‘ .MWMHALHWIN. WNW .
2merit of the attitude Italy mil
7 7 W 7 7 if ' k V I l
hm fighting m France doc ed am” ’ 'his work at the Conference before
t r M Stanley A. Baldwin.‘ The troops landed included: newt-ll.- . . _ ,
on Charges 0‘ Non'sup'ldea h o a ajor i ml of his ministers.
. ' . ”74' ‘ '0 - ' C" .
George Kunz Wampum-ed betoreim on and M“, w, H, mum, of 3; pm Affine”, _ mildews 5, roam:
date previously fixed.~to deal With
brought by MT’ Vt’arm. 0‘ ”I“ 0'95“ To a Sentinel man W110 called. the“ rival in France list July, the artillery
ltaly.
lat-ant Hunt. He was first tried onlwm, the Dental COM. saying that
”mm M" w"... "m" “min" ‘°’"“““" °' mm“ mm“ ”em” in ARMY ENLISTMEN’I‘S nor Orlando. in an address. he
;age amounting to around 85. Three.
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ias follows: crowd echoed the word ‘lNo'
Ito ploduce receipts. it was also
for a period of three years and will.
the Peace
INER s w - for the. present be confined to Whites-‘ovident fl“. eritzis .1,
e e was not dro ped. . -——-"—"’ ' lAn alien applicant who is not—a citl-l 1/ . , s rofoundly anv
”Mil: gusset 3mm“ K“; "Wu-3 NEW HAVEN, April 26.—A raise In; zen, must. in order to make. himself ell-Hgn‘ger‘fiz‘l’ifglflpegpk
il'led that h" ““51““! had “'3‘ '“p‘lwages of employes of the Southern‘ glble for enlistment. make legal (loo-1,e Ad . ' tat that the Italian!
inorted her and she had found it 110- l Net.» England Telephone Company, iarution of his intention to become a; meme 8 e . F' m
.«cessary to depend upon the city for i was announced from the ofllce of the‘~ citizen before he 13 enlisted. ADD“‘|have numbers of troops m m ,
—-"“ ’mpany today.. The force in ever). cunts of the aforesaid gass who around that more a". bent: rushed
l department of the entire plant '1“ '9'. not citizens are informal: ‘into the city.
celve the benefit of the new schedule! its) That under the Act Of May: The CouilCll of
The operators in the larger exchonsea _ 9, 19m. an alien who (having declared l ‘ tin. can but
will receive a. minimum of $10 I! week. his intention to become a citizen) en usual yester y ohm, .
.Baron Sonnmo, Italy a Foreign
and a maximum of $19, and those in; tors the service for three years. mal' _
other exchanges proportionately. Tbex upon honorable discharge. take out his 1 Minister, and her most prominent
.ilnal citizenship papers it he com'ldelegflt‘e remaining in Paris. Wu
aggro hb increase will mean . “ h m ‘
IN BRIflfiEmRT phes in Other mm“ t 0 re“ A 'not present. In the formal cont-
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tions rencri the urenu o al-
I“ a gamma” P y ’ lmnnique. issued after the meet.
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Amer. the increase in wages is not;
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ShiloAKEs NEW RECORD
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STANDARD on. SUBSCRIBES $50,000 re non-
WALK’S QUOTA
Over. 2,600 tickets have been to
sued for the. reception and dinner to
Will H. Hays. chairman or the no
',publican national committee and
Huh: '1‘. King. of Bridgeport. Connec-
‘ticut member or. that committee.
lWllich will be given at the State Ari
lmory in Bridgeport next Tuesday ev-
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in this morning to"
- _ me tion and banquet. Th. snow stor __ . are ‘w. (“tannin N
giii'igmf’if be olle of hum grant of mm} the freezmegv'ficmu ”225035“va “awaited; else will buy the to not», tho enun-
" hidintes e. day createsan ’ ._ n , MW
Hangings-iii; ethe fir“ “me i“ "‘9 genuine winter "“he“ '° ‘3“ in a" me“ “n 3‘1" “3° money. “Emma-ambit, “’03:. a. bad Ib- ..
cal history of the state it’ in season. f ,. evidence oftxt nght now. ' m A. , 3’
lexpected that there will be almost " April W“- 1919' "“1 "ms heart?“ trtbuting agency, has subscribed mm “a” T: 1.
large a Npmem‘m“ °f "(men ‘3 ”d m m mm” ya" u one It is jut the m “if thowriter went down mound _
bleakest days for an unusually oper
of men at this banquet.
3500. Moved!»
The
Besides Will H. Hays and John '1‘- winter. m, i at g ..
ed hat one-of the Roots and pavements were cove no doubt about W t M m 1
$393” gnaw?!“ t be Liememm 'm‘ mm" a ma c“ N “now would be who would be fortunate to be chin to borrow
"m“ renamed m “enema places $500 quick)“ and close the with. Stardom on is not I.” .3.
’ 1 non . _ . ..
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I V. ‘Wm‘m‘iwamu‘?mum"2£ Mmflnmmét‘ohohgqpmtyfwm
TY WORKERS George 1. Loc .
ismm m EXPWION street all do! yesterday attracted much t 11161.”! m Vb” m
" . . * , attention-from panel-ally. . _ bought again.
Tm have been very heavy frosts m m
Hm CITY. All!“ 21. (Cm tour to the season notably on
am
much
roam ‘ot‘m‘t M- WanmMyyu-flm
.um;and—Wyod mu 'mmmmmmhmifl
(mum capital at the muwmmm
ocean-om. tendon tw. unnum-
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