Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, May 2, 1919 · page 9

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would not prevail. if no such motion
is made today, the bill becomes a law
and takes effect with the session
laws. July 1.

iniuiuilum”

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CONSPIRACIES’I

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it was reported here today that ca.
blegrans had been sent to members
of the. Peace delegation in Paris
warning against opening packages.
However, it was declared nothing had
been learned by investigators to in.
dicate that any deadly contrivances

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BEAT. ADI roman;

7homas M. Finn.

A sudden attack of apopiesy (nusml
the instant t‘eath of Thomas M. F .1
an aged and well-known resident of
this city. yesterday noon, at his item
on Franklin avenue, first district. 311'.
Finn had been a resulenlt 0t thin'ciivL
for several years and was one of the ~

Individual Attention

‘1'0 our patrons}: anothcr j'- greasive factor of the 11!!le
m a: mo oolrnv mm which undo-w
nukes your shopping there most. mail and M. on
Armenia: PRIOIB OF QUALITY WEAR“
WILL ALWAYS MISS! YOU.

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

Ytililx‘. .iizu - lkimiy I‘It'i'gt -
liiluilrlplzia. and not \\'ultcr
llmultlyn. was the pugilisi

PTOIPSI

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Stilton MAN

Natale. of Stanford, Won
250 Point Match by Win-

ning Last Night’s Framesi

—Sntilcr in Poor Form

in; so lost the series and

ed in Stamford on Tuesday

102. The Stamford boy
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sensational high runs. lie played

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iv in the lead. Natale, awakeningr to
{n.- fuel that he had to make 1l8 tn
Smilcr's 125. started things going and
slowly but surely began to creep up

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A continual .“m or If“? 1,?Ck’:°‘:' it believed the commission should be
pied “llh unusual pom pay ng er self-supperting.

b 1, $50 Tl f. ' block “if: 5121?; and Senator Clark asked for its pas-
el 0 . 19 “'5 -,
night i
when Smiler trimmed Natale 125 to m 10.
came right. ‘
back last night and while he made “2.3 commission to ginvestigate depen-
. . Idem and neglect

“”9- “ead-‘I game “hm“ brought ‘h'm ! child welfare work. and reported 8.

tbs, but owing: to illness :i the series and Iht' accoinpanyingIcOde or laws governing ”39 same to
, was necessary. Ferguson purse. _ . the next session.

from Philadelphia unlit:- llll‘ gimp-y 10st Ill!" l0.“ 181“ night and The bill incorporating (he port 0f
\‘It-lil‘. in» !.Il{t" Ltvuulilziii's had to break. 80111111911 Played “P0" Bridgeport ‘18 sent. 10 the fOOi- 0:
pc iltf‘lllls Illill lll' knew l’cr- ..u-n :ii the shirt. “'illl Spiller Shgh“ (he Senate calendar to wait further

 

~ Common Council.

The boxing commission bill was re-
ported for the third time by the ju-
diciary committee {or legislative con«
sideration. Originally it was unfav-
orably reported by this committee
recommitted and reported in a modi-
fied form and sent to the appropria-
tions committee. because it provided

had been sent abroad.

FLEVELAND. 0.. May L‘s—Two
hundred prisoners. one of the largest
crowds ever brought before pop“.
court here. were nrralgned this morn.
ing as a result of yesterdnv‘s May
Day disorders. C. E. Ruthenberg, top.
mer candidate for Mayor on tne 5.0.

for the aymem. of the. commission- . , .. ‘
er's salagies and expenses by the m ticket. was among- thON d..

The appropriations committee

state.
ill on the ground that

t d “u b Riotlng precipitated by a Socialist
re “int“ 1

ponds yesterday afternoon resulting
in the death of an unidentified man

The and injury of more than sixty oilicrs,

judiciary com-

Oiir 3|) Johnny Griffiths in a . - - - ' - . ' . . -
“mm “m“- 0“ 3‘01‘03“ i::1?31‘:thtIsoI~(lI<IostxhilquefiiIersaIiI-iitllioganfi’“m5“: “Rift? shtPDSII-Iimom the t“"0 Perhaps1 lavidly. was followed by
‘ «r . v .... ... ‘ 3 r " _ . rm'ismn _ - - - .5
"Iil. f. :. I.II-UI1II: (I. I I‘ll sh dicti— s). Natale. the Stamford contendm 0L ! D A bill for a juvenile court. In Etlmevelagghll;:f might le Pall Oi'Z
" "" “3 I K “3“” ”I an ”1‘ the world's championship. and in doi Bridgeport was favorably reported Included among the injured wch

.sixteen policemen. [neuron-m Nelson
J. Meeker. whOse skull Was fracture-d
in a night disturbance, and ‘an hat.
ion were said by hospital physicians
to be dying.
A Socialist meeting hall was the
scene of much disorder last night fol-
lowing the wrecking of Socialist
Headquarters during the afternoon.
NEW YORK. May 2.‘A large
quantity of explosives confiscated by
police and federal agents at a house
in \Vesi 45th street was being Exam»
ined at police headquarters today in
'connection with the investigation of
the May Day conspiracy to kill prom-
inent men by sending bombs to them

Senator Delaney asked that it-

sage. 1‘

be tabled. The bill was tabled.

The House adopted a bill creating

children. and

action on the part of the Bridgeth

bill under
minors

The Scnaie adopted a
which courts- may transfer

list (in Ill> iii-pita! zit Akron (m ”m lOC'il expert Soon the score . I \l '—
' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ . irom various institutions to 1 ie . ans ‘ , ' ‘
1' ‘I'I'I" ”I‘m‘” “1 L'Dlm- “’IH) was tic. 39 to 39, then halale forged field Slate Training School and Hos- lthgLil the mails. . Ofl‘icmla- .3“.
“W ’1‘" I‘ll-VT ihllh'll‘l'n'ilin" - v r “9 ' i k1 i, ' creasing- .‘ - nouncc that the house was iaidi-d
. -. .ihtud. ..1 to «m (p in pital. last ni h! by dobmiveg of m l‘
. 4 this It'lliI gradually untillie pocketed; The sflnaw' in disagreement Wm] bomb sgquadI t . e no im
IIIIII‘I II‘I I.'“"'.I)“”"']' ’1‘" F90?“ his 148th ball when Siniler had but the House. voted to repeifl Section HOSTOV .“flv ., ”\haqun‘s “w"
tall l'|.t= lililii‘fi'll‘lil in say in this 37. Scratches were numerous, espe- 2463 of the Revised Statutes. concei'n- ‘akpnk bv‘n‘m‘ p6liv;_‘0huy.‘o Drag“;
I; > XII“ )III" 5”” Hall): (in the part Of halnlc, who ’mg the marking of cold storage eggs. . ,. r:) f m i u .. .. . .
. .. maximum in. ii .- “ill .1 . ~. .. . 1 . \ A.“ st'hOOledI _ ' . d ”(u ”no... 0 e r 0 ng )(Sluda5
. i ii. onti shun-(I he was no .i. we . i'rhe House yesterday voted against. i Ih Rob .. d' ‘ , t he ~
"”1! 1" ill" Army. Navv and . . 1 ~ ' 1 - i"n - toillls oi the3 . . qt. 1 'c n P A ill) is Ne w n more
. ~ . . . (is Smilti in lit 1 cl 1 .repeal. The law which still. dl‘ltSl than 100 men and women were a!“
humid O: lioxmg (~Olll1-0l g; me, Smiicr missed some lleart_g that which regulates the marking of req'ed in connection “uh RHL n, "
IIII I” ‘WII‘IH ”I" “”"W “Wilt breukinl: shots. every one ol which 3 packages of eggs. (IF-ill nstrntio it The t ove- wt A»;
“""llli's‘ kll‘ll'kl'd (Hit a pox " n q 'k ’(I\’illllll"t‘. Of by his ‘ l t ' h'lls u ‘. n - ran 6' i m
_ . i (l which “A. to en .1 n . I The Senate, ndoptet vto I the prisoners were transferred from
fl> sriid it.) be “aliei. Molir. opponent to run several berm-c llllSS-l amending the \Vaterbury (‘liurlcr by the public mauonq m um um”
\V;l.\ tight in this section that ing. ”creating a board of tax commission- House was carefully guarded in antic.

Only a ten months 1120 “'allei‘
1» unit» izp one mount); in this
i find that be lizid been knocked
night lii‘f‘ill‘l in (Ilt'Yl‘IiinlI by
Robson. Ii dmeluped that in

 

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This prnmim m‘ pulling riuzcrs
Ilt' rim; is growing and (‘UIH‘
ll u:' all l'Uill-l‘ll'tl with tlu- Quinta
ing" in any sport is: the lowest
0' tli~lmnesty and there never can
up the sliglitset cxt‘tisi- for its
:».;ir~tit~t-d. As the game is run

in a ringer for ‘.\IUI.H‘. and the
Eiuvsvii'. will be barred from

in:
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is u. Hui .i real national
...“ i.l7l in those men would be
li'mu all states. “'e've
these crooks out or the,
going. in make any head

>00th the thieving gen-
:t‘tI the more respect will

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use too a ringer had been stop-

‘ilu- instant and umst serious at ‘

mun who was responsible for

'1' that will worry them little

Itiililllilt‘ their nefarious op-

Tlic finnl'score was 27.4) for Natale
tO Smiler‘s 212. it is probable the.
mo will be rcumit-iicti. when n larg-

er purse will he placed as :1 side b‘II':Thirtl Ward of 31191.0".

1‘ ARROV BACK'IN
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PRIVATE CULLEN
ON HOM

A number of big troop ships alive
with home coming soldiers are due In
New York Harbor this afternoon in-
t'ludiiil: the steamer Nieuw Am ‘ter-
dum. from Brest. April 23. with :iilzli
Inginccrs. complete. 45 officers and
1.499 men; 302d Engineer Train. .1 Olli-
rcrs and 84 men; Seventy-seventh Ili-
visinn Headquarters Detachment, I:
oflicei's and 62 mm: 305th Field Artil-
lery. Detachment. 4 officers and 260
men: 838th.‘Casuni Company. ‘1 grim-er
and 41 men 1ind 17 casual oft-1cm}

Among the members 0! the Bold lin-
ginecrs is Fred N. ('ullcn, of rhiq city.
who left his flourishing electrical busi—
ness here last year to serve his Uncle
Sam.

As a member of t‘ouipauy :3 ol‘ that

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9” and apportionment and “"I a .DOI ipation or possible attempts at res-
licc pension system: and t'ortccrnmLr cue.
purchase ol fire apparatus in the A“ Man M ”w prisoners "with“

the court house they Were placed in
the detention cells in the basement.
:while preparations for their arrange-
; ment went on in the courtroom.
. One of the prisoners said that he
iWas William Sidis. who while it liar-
,vurd University student attracted at.
{tention as the youngest student to re-
-ceive a degree. He is a son of Dr.
been granted his honorable discharge Boris Sidis. a psychopathologist.
from the servicc. LONDON. .\Iav 2.- Sylvia rank-
l’i'i“al(' l‘ir-rron “’33 ”I“ an“ N0r'.hurst and Amelia Illahonéy. who
walk buy to enlist in 1) Company. the‘ were arrested yesterday, when wo~‘

 

CIVILIAN LIFE

Q‘outinucd from Third Puget.

 

 

New Haven BIUPS: HS ”193’ Wl‘l‘i‘ ”19" men attempted to force ancntrance' in

known. when they W910 étfllhm’u ‘4‘ into the House of Commons in a May
”it? NOI‘WHIK Armory and I“! 5800.” R M demoutntfon' in DOIIC‘? court ‘0.
member Oi this immortal outfitonJupe. any werep ered to give bonds for
4. )317. {Three will!!! "9". Sew-n.“ good nvior. W
her 21. to be exact. he debarltcd from, gimme necessary bond nodding. “‘l
a trampori at Liverpool 1nd 1"“ self-imam under detention.
from there to Southhlmllton "“1 tron} PARIS. Hay 2.—-Two hundred and;
there west to the training camp in! fifty policemen were hurt. “I he ner-
Landaville. France. .geant who was stabbed in ie back
The Wild entered mu advance zone: being in a dnnxerals condition. cur-g

 

.munil among the better . . ‘ _ m (‘hemmdewmmfi pebmgry 5, i918.’ ing‘ yesterdny‘a May Day disorders,‘
mus, lluniouselighting con-e he was in the and took part in a two-day engage“ according to m announcement model
‘ “‘ 3 ""‘,‘-'~ 04 ”‘9 ugh‘fugfmd ”‘3'“ ”1.", ""f meat against lIlt' Bochcs on i-‘eiimary by the Prefecture 0! Police at mid-
Standitlg of the Clubs . I‘f'llfill‘f‘i “39"" 31.1““ 99‘7"" ‘.“."‘T.‘ 21 and 22. u is worthy to now that i- night. Apparently only on? verson
\ \'l'lU_\'Al. LEAGUE ‘ “- 53.4"?“1‘2; a "“ 5‘3““? :“ "“ “"l was in Mari-en's first battle at Chemln- has killed. a. youth named normal
Won. Lost. RC. ”“3. "TH“ '1, ”mg“? {irekg “ “,‘lm . I ties-datum; that his work was tor min a who. according to "ports not Yet au-‘
h ...... 7 0 1.000 _ _' ".' “3 ‘2‘""5 gym 22‘8”“: ‘ f“; citation from his haloflkd commander. theniicated. was struck by severalI
.‘H ......... 4 1 -_800 :i3l3n2fi(_k_;ggu,t; attacked-iii- .““.’f‘;,_ :eneml Clarence IL Edna-do. Ac- revolver bullets. The person who fir-I
("l'lllil ...... 3'. 2 .600 , . ‘! . i ”a h 'j‘ ‘ 'f ‘f quitting themselves gallantiy. the
-------- ...... 2,223.53 '32::{22 23...: 21.32.1232; ......m .... "......“ .. 8... »~-— --....m... ~~ —-~-~
II... .......... .; ..aml Wm: M the List ml‘mpon Q", Iihei Bmle. near AM. in tho Toni sec-
IIfII """" - LI- AM: strenuous experiences of thc (‘O‘lID‘dI‘VI tor and here again wok 9“" in ‘ lou-
lll> ......... 1 : .12.. 0”an at once. ' {day engagement. April 19 lo the H. l).
’ :.';';“. U . D, . “‘0 Landing in Franci- April 14th ii t-«mic‘lml’an-V' “'"h “mm“ and “Wm!
AMI'J‘KAI“ ,LhAGll" the. first National Armv regilllt‘ll'Ilt)i other Norwalk boys. “I‘ve smg'm'II"
' “gin. Llost P82}. “ran. in France. ‘ ‘ {alone on the. front lines nearhSeicbopv
" """"" ' - _ After two months' trainin hehmd' 1‘95 i“ ”’9 To“! ”“0" when.‘ ”-V. "'“'
"""""" 4, 2 '66‘ the English lines. six weks wire pus-.5 attacked on A9,“! 2°.‘“ “' FRI-(Ii
‘IIII """" '_'_ Z '60‘.) ed in the Baccarat sector and than he. were exactly 2'8 D ‘0‘?“ men in!
I """" " I: An” Was in the li‘ere-em’l‘nrdenotis sectorvlhe trench '5“ 15°“ ““5 “Id“I'
“"I” """ 3 3: ‘00 with headquarters at (‘hnteau Fer-1 on‘ ”‘9'“ The heroic Yankee boys fought;
... ..... 3 l .333: the Yes” ' » igallantly. but the odds were too great;
. .1 :l .16. _ ng attempts of Company B to place; and many made th Supreme SacrihCO.I
,. , .. ““u' I‘D“; “(IV 'oot bridges across the Aire at St. ..lu- while others were taken prisonei-s.‘
-.\ \ l lONAl. LEACI F] , ‘ :in failed on account of the heavy shell Among the latter were Mari-on. io-‘
1 0 1.00:: 5...... lgomer with Anthony Nicaairo. Benin ,
1 1' 1-000 On October Gill th'e 77th Divisio-i‘min Kenney. Vincent Allen. 'rony Ca:
1 " 1-00“ was relieved and marched back into rione. and \K‘illiam Anderson. all “fl
1 " 1-000 the Argonne Forest for rest an! re~ Norwalk. 3
” 1 000 fitting. but were back in the thickest They were. all sen; imzncdiattelv to.
u 1 .000 of the fighting on November lst. (‘om- the prison camp at Linbeig; where, the) -
n 1 ,mm puny B was detailed repairing the ruin. remained until after he Signlnc oi the
H 1 .11th ml roads through many French lOWIl“ armlstic‘fl Murron was pit to wort:

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'81", Villages. reaching Flahn N'A'Fnl- in a wire cable fact-luv aiiu ‘..'llr‘ll talk

”‘1‘ 7th. and were constructing three

. home. an. crossing the Mouse when 1b“. .

lbv the high oilcers who deligmed to

:di‘splny their _
over the Yankee prisoners. _ ‘

1 the signing of -.ie alflllail-'t' .‘l‘rl‘f'lll

' her 11 ’ .

i left at once and reJomcd

‘armisiicc was signed.

SicsWAvnRRfi—sfiD
FOR EVADING TAX

(Pontinued Fioin Page One)

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tiio liquor was confiscated. and as a
result of the imestigaiion which was
2 conducted. he was taken into custody
‘ yesterday.

it is understood Sigsway has waiv-
ed thl'llllnflflgll and is being held tor
a. heating in the next term Of the
['niied Slates District (‘ouit

- MYSTERY ABOUT.
SUFFRAGE BILL’S
DISAPPEARANCE

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‘llouse opened. Speaker Walsh re

3 red to the bill. saying that the House! cesstul ot the sense . p
'clt'rks. in sending in to the omce o: i of the best local intent and from a,
had complied; wealth of. mterial the following can.
' s'i-ictly with the rules 0! the Bonsai has been picked:
<and he exonerated then from any'Rexinnid Peters

:lhe Secmtary of State.

 

. They were transferred ‘0 gt w: uihi r

. April 7. and from there went to Caml',

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ing to a Sentinel reporter this morning;
stated that he was well treated JiCPpl

power and dominant
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and )Iarron'
1) Company}
at Lunatics:

changed all this

which was then stationed

places and were finally .H‘ifl to Brest;
when- tliey embarked on board the.
Agemcmmon and landed in Boston on

18 cents a package

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1 Hall On Washington street next Monv:
1' day evening. under the auspices of the.
iChlldren of Mary of St. Mary of St:
the Senate and from the office of the; Joseph's church. Rehearsals
5““?er (”I 5”"? today. ‘When thef stressing rapidly an
fer- i to be one of the mos

'rupted duties with the St. Geor
i p-‘d and Pulp Company.

'. violation of the joint rules. Julian Hewitt ...... Sherman Powers

3 Mr. King, the floor leader, did not,.ioe John‘ion ....... ”an WW1

.' ask the House to refuse to reeo’nsideni Annie Peter: .. . . W}

3 passage or the Sunday mm picture 9 My Peters .. t ..... ... M 50.... ,

.bill over the governor‘s veto.. Ia!- Giulia Sounders “about Hamil)”
ingthatflnl’aeoftlotllorky as, mm ”I"!

Mari-on is preparing to at once enter.
lie of a civilian and on 1‘1 at >
' s former inn-tn.
{:41 Pile

Monday will resume
Camels are call every where

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WiLL PRESENT CQMEDY.

"Miss Molly." o twoact comedy.
will be presented in the Red steps]

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-dninty white lattice fence with wicket

nlly sealed pacific: of 20 cigarettes; or
.... Mm: (200 05mm.) in h gluco—
i...p¢poroooverod carton. We strongly
mmd thi- carton for Hip home or
ofice supply, or when you travel.

I. J. Rims TOBACCO COMPANY
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in Norwalk. He was in poor health
for some time ..nd has been a constant
sufferer from rheumatism for many
years. The funeral will be held from,
his late home. 5 Franklin avenue, to}
money morning nt 8.30 o'clock and
born “It. finry’l march It 9 o’clock.
Interment will be made in St. Iicbnel‘s
cemetery. Bridgeport. Kindly omit g
flowers.

BIIJJTTER
ound
Fine for table.

NUT BUTTER
First prime: lb.

EGGS
Dozen .
Westcrn fresh.
SUGAR 3 lbs. ”0

Fine granulated.

FFEE
Best Santos: lb. 326
17c

MILK

Condensed. Mazuolia
or Sweet. Clover.

POTATOES 4%
Best Maine: pk.

PRUN ES
Fancv Oreizon. lb. 20c

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Private Everett 6. Stanton. of llavi-.
land street. returned to his duties at
Camp Stuart.I Newport News, Va.. Inst;
eveninc after enjoyinxz a tendnv fur-
lough at his home. He ".8 accompan—
ied by his father. Patrolman 'i-‘rnnk
Stratton and his brother; Raymond E.
Strutton. as far as the Pennsylvania
R. R. Station. As Mr. Stratton and his
sons were passing Madison Square
Garden they were met in time to wit-
ness the riot “ht‘lh started when a
number of so'diers and sailors attempt—
ed to break up a meeting that was he-
in; held there when prott’is were br-
ing made against the imprioonment of
Thomas Mooney. of California,

CRAFTSMEN‘S DANCE TONIGHT
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.1 he ME,“ dance of the Craftsmen; Best California.
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the Town Assembly Hall tonight and
promises to be the swellest public so"
cit}! y event of the season. '

The hall has been most eluhoiztteiy.
and artistically decorated by the hard-,
working members of the comiuiucvh
who have devoted several .Iays- in
mking the big room look more at»
lrnctive than it evcr did helm-c. Tie

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

SARDIN ES

2 cans 21c

Foggy in oil or mus-
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Week End Specials

 
 
 

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ound 37‘

- est Eln‘in Creamcrv.
B "TTERINE

eldale b. .-.....30c

ii

Jereev aid. lb. 82c
CHEESE

GM 34:

ancv American.

TBA 39:

Pound
Java. Ooionc‘ or Mixed

25c

Loose. or

 

Pound
Hershev’s.

 

Runkel’s.
MILK 1 3c
Evaporated. Bond-

en’s. ,Gold Cross or

12c
.1 7c

standard

PORK AND
BEANS. can
m .ll‘s.

PINEAPPLE

Can
Graded.

MACARONI or
SPAGHETTI
or NO§DLES

Nazism

 

 

color schem is purple and white, with
tostoons of these colors suspended
from all portions of the ceiling.

in the center of the room the orches-
trn stand has been enclosed with n

P. & G. GOLD SOAP

5 cakes 28c

 

 

LIBERTY MATCHES
5 packages 23c

 

cote: on either side and the whole cov-
ered with garlands of paper flowers in
which are concealed numbers of lip):
electric lights of many colors.

An orchestra of eight pieces. which
said ‘10 be the beat in Bridgeport.
will furnish the music.

Th. company will be u brilliant one
with all present in evening dress and
a hclnde my folk from 1&3“de
no. Bridgeport. Neg, Cannon . and
Stanford as well as fro mnl‘ dcctluns
of this cit y.

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' ITALY WILL AWAI’I"
NEW PROPOSALS BY

 

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EARTHQUAKE KILLED 70.

 

SAN SALVAWR. Hay 2.-—-SQVOB1)'
persons were killed as dreamt of the;
earthquake or April 28. The damage ROME. May .~The “all“! 410an-
was extensive in this city and nearby ‘30“ '0 "3’ PM“ conference met 1‘"
towns. iolwhich earthqunke shocks fiiifim’orlm t3: cmiIdtiI-mt‘iflpsg-
were confined. nation.

 

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UNITED? Blillill & [60 00.

9o insumarou sr.,.so. 'uoawniit

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I ALLIED POWERS‘

'oared to be very important.

The meeting came after con :

 
 
 

 
 

 

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ferences the premier had with the
King and Mr. Pure. America“ AM>
slide;.

The Giornale d‘ltgh‘a says that In no
litical circles the meeting was w~

Although the mm (Salem ”-
tuin'strict reserve. it seems on.“-
man ltnly will not mate aft.”
have unless the allied and W
governments first agree atrial; 1h.—
selves 0') .‘l united proposal which lit--
' iv would be acceptable to thhs “It;

harmonizing with ch! verdict of tho
ltalian people made through Path-
‘ Dent.

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SC HOQL Gfifibffl NOTES

 

 

 

“Seed pota'm s are very scarce.

The car-lord of chickens arrived in
. Sci-walk today and ‘nre now reodv for
distribution at the Rel-chine Station.
I New-town meiiue.

Echool children should begin (0 plan!
their gardens not.

Remember to ”at plenty m‘ Mans.
corn ad potatoes this year. .

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able.

 

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