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P_':'.A FOR MORE HOUSES.

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TOMORROW .
High tide 12:57 3.121.; 12:57 p. m.‘
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II an dispatches credited to t: at; bif-
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Al rights of republican-in of spe- t -‘ ~ . 41H: ".‘w‘.'1:“""i r. .n 5..
in] dispatches hex-em are also re - " '- u. t ’tJn: .n
m ! um: new :nmts cu: some oi {b0 PJOP’:
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we W“ 'rmé . M- t mum: 0: a we
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. Qiif‘” 72;: mil. Wail»: (027'3 7:011: an;
‘an alt-initiation. “racially on ti.» East!
Sr: mitt-l: so. that an tebse-irinu3
gunman I'ml'kml to the rrtvoliy.'
“'l'l-u mus-t lave in East Nurtvalk l.

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a! Editor‘s Waco-71025; mi .‘tll‘nfits um:- rubbers." i.
W Hangers Menu—g could int. killed the guy. but i km-wi
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m.. lai'. 7‘ is ~0methin2 of greater.
illltflffiin(t— to this and many another

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5%-- _. -- —~ —~ -—-- _\‘.«.\ England town. and that is the:
‘ ' .;-~‘..>;F‘_' problem :
MASONL NOTICE. \\'~ read ironi time to time that a

 
 
 

. ,iie‘v factory is about to locate here”

Old We‘ll..L-id'g-, ”é: '08 5'. arm :13: '"hvé'r rumors may materialize. and ‘
M89“? in 3“““51‘ L‘“ ‘1" ‘V“’ 'iirn "hat will happen? The hotels“
lain street. is: and 2:3 Tia->1:Y 0" .-.r-‘ crowded now (and a factory ent-’
each mociiiwlzfiy n21 Aw? . if.» :13; _ Ittyt- can hardly afford to put up at a
All Mast-‘1' filzcczns L--H--l. anyway). and theit- ltl'o‘ no

ed, at 8 o'clock.
cordially invited, John ii. Finch, \\’._
H. Robert. M. Wit-"ox. setre'ary. .

“lists to he had.
Thu lions-int: problem must keepl
i'li lilt- commercial :rthh of a
.-ll_\'. otherwist- the only kind of manu-

:zC‘IulinZ that will locate here. is the
vntliirililhk- Lind. of which there are
Lilllifi- a few, One real industry is het-
:i-r than a dozen sweat shops.

by all means give us sidewalks and
more houses. and root for Norwalk.

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HOW TO GET A MAID

Families arr haun: dfi'w-ul'\_
with the sen-am problem mat 12ml;
some useful hints in the tulle-int no.
flee. clipped from the linrr ad column~ _
of the Salem lMaSSJ News. 6 RESIDENTS EXPECTED ACCIDENT.

GIRL “'ANTEF‘ 002 Ibo is a 200‘ Edilni‘ of South Norwalk Sen'inel’
phin cook with r-onsidtrable ex’petg Sir
i911“?- leh’ "f ml“? people. Whflf' avenue last night has been hotiily tx-
another girl 5" RF?" and 1‘ man dop“.liif‘lmi and dreaded by all “'csi ave-
the heavy “<th in h‘t'lrt" "1""an: KW nu? residents. Every day and partictl‘
“h"! b “ITS“- 1-th 35'! llltaef‘M-‘WWI luily criminals and Sundays. the in»
“'“l' rvousibli: motorcyclist. singly and in

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The motor cycle fatality on “'est

in summer and. \‘fl!’l:i in winter,

awnings. The kittlion has Her." mod. droves. has violated all the law- oi lllt’
cm convenience. nu toal tit» 10 ”till-'1. illld and all lht‘ laws of deco-nry
Iplenty of Flt-«littl‘t; lt-I \"ill‘d blili‘lF.‘ “mart: m.. llWldO‘nlfi of .\'orwall;. Sui

llll nl>li"‘l.

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n’wil
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rooms are Lt-od stzv. :. resido m on the “\O'HUO‘ but lili> hm'n
sunny. steam heated. stirred anger and rusentincnt

and lherr I> a itl'it'nlt' hath 9‘" ”1'4“" against the roaring inunstci that ill.-

to

AIM. 1110 maids haVr a rilYIlZ 700131, iuzhs {hp "4.311. (ll th.. {ll} and 5‘“-
:near the kittlt‘n Um' ”3'1?” and “‘9'" danger Ill-'2 lites of our citizens. Time
1100!] 01]! of l-\ (’1'! “"‘9k and ‘-‘"“”-‘" 0”" anti atziin Tilt) lNlllt t' l2.i\-- llt"'ll (unl-

er Sunday afinfiOOfl and "713" 0“ -\" plained To oi the \ iciolis nuisance “'1-
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lato meals. m 17- .\'~'ur~ T‘H‘d 14...- m: “-.. had ;. mi. w- tlvtiiand an
left the fzitiili.‘ 1“ "3“ ""‘i Tl" ..b:- rim-iv 1:: tiii- otittazo \l‘t—n- We
one now 1814?an l” (":~n 1" 2‘4 liifll" hf)‘ paint: gt uni'titt-yr'lt' litiiicrniazil
ried. Nearly all m '3" “"11“ l‘” 1119 :li'wl espr- all} to guard 'us against
new girl is in 'Ji" *5” 3" I" 1"“ 3"“ .io‘.-.i'uii~ o; our laws by motorists}:
Iieally the rut“: ‘h- ‘13 '--’*'-' ‘ "”d '1 ll his duties is .i

'l‘li.~ (illit'rl‘F llelt-(‘Z t
permanent zxoni.~ :isstirrt‘. - . “gum"...

Surely [hit Night [0 bring vt-s‘tlta, 1.’

'~\'l" "- 1)! .21“.

The ll)ul(:l(’}'(‘llt~i>‘ themsvlvo-s-de-

anything (mill) An“ _\.. ."“‘ n» "l ('3‘ :t» :m syiiipishy ll they are imtii-«l
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“3"- ‘n "l” 'l“ "* ‘ “‘1" ‘ ‘m‘l‘d 0‘] l'rissgny lllf~ i--Hil'. last niziil. oi a
00 - . . .t-. '< . . .

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One of the rer-nniiiie Dilutions of t?;- H" rh"v“‘..‘;'_:‘:_l..,;r. ‘1 :1... .. 'l V ' i“
— Chamber (-1 (IQIINDI'EIK' o: lbw lulu: ‘ " ' - ‘ ' “‘ l W
L States which should i» :iwn tiii=~:.-r.~;ii ”Said it)! the tomt-m and sitil'} u.
inPDOrt is "vat of :t liti-iuwt ~\'~'tl't fa" "'~l""‘ M: All—"m" "““W "n‘l 4"”:
Congress. --I lzi~ \ttto- and cmZtlrvti trum dm‘li tirt
Congress in doubt it»;.iii‘:— tins :la- world-E thin?) zi.;.;. pt. (mm'hd “j
purely its nan hu~5rn'~.— I‘mi m..»vmzrli ' minty!" ,
’ as Congress has shunt: “I! 5:; .-~ in- ,\i~.i\ v... n”, mm , w”... Hm] tlt-mantli
clination to :lttt nd to Us til‘-llli’.1-"llt".‘ ~Utztt-1lt”;oii to '. u: its is ii uni pos-
“'l’:‘ 1" l‘ll' it r- l' M ihr muffler-cut?

5t devolves Lluin iuil l-lhill' ~~ then in.
mint "l“ Will'- tout nili:ant'o- wiiiiii kills tin— pit-astiret
A The way llit.‘ t't-ailv ‘w-n pttiri's-tl ‘0‘"
fore. President itllt'l‘ pri-sidvnt ll’l"
urzed Cong.'>‘.~'> ll' stop Heparin" ep ’
proprinuon bill (haoiit'ally and votinu'
.money blindly. Both parties have
spoken officiallv in fir-or of an organ-
ized, neutrali'md nit-thud of OXIIPDKll-I
lures which would take amount of in-:
and apportion"

ll it :l"llll‘llt‘t' on “.051 it\l.‘n'.ll‘. ‘
i ' Sincerely.
HUK'ARD F “'(IOTt

YOUNG MAN
LOST LEG IN .
BAD ACCIDENT

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come as well as outgo.
funds logicallv amonz t‘m- azii'ious tie-i
pottments instead (it giving entry def
pnrtmem what it could grai- amid the mp automobile

general confusion. There l> l'é’f‘ognl‘. “m?“ aid reached him a “w a“.
tion at “Washington everywhere. onds later, he was unconscious which

anll
such a ”mam would ism-n: was fortunate for him. as his entire
"R lha‘ ‘ body was cut and tom horribly. His

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ed the accident..and thint morninz‘De-
.c«~tive s‘ergeam Thomas Hunt Went-
to tli - st-‘ne and secured all the nec-2
Ilt‘zaslli"'lllrln9‘ No arrests

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law Lo; made and it :s untimstoo
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l: on}. ‘n lllnb” .i tizp ‘0 ”it;
pwl oalu. Newlnndcr. “but is not a
i2(1'.".£k\l tiztu-r. borrow“) the auuttno—
i :la . it is - laimrd. alter perutuswui
Wes :vf" -. . 2mm Montgomery. non ot '
'1." .i ~ng .‘ittll'2(‘lll"r}'. of Sr“
it.» ~ v' and \t'::;. r» .. companions. set

' . _\» 2 y .. :vd the sharp turnt
2-.“ Ell" bridgi- tit: machine. at cording
‘:>L". Was going a; a speed in:
:Lu miles pct boar. Uni of the
studei;:s i.— nod to have warned Set-E
Kind-I; ' lu- touid nu: malto- the
'uin without shoving on the bmkrs.‘
\Viz‘ll '2; in: to do .‘(t he is believed to
atria-Imidly touch“! ill-— ac-
celeratorand. instead of slon‘in: the
lnlLI—ilSEtl its speul.

Loses Control of Car.

l» stuung tho: wheel around in an
ram] 10 clear llk“ turn. but apparent
ly frightened by hf midtalte. loot el-
r-omiul 'oi' the machine. “hich
heavily through the iron
railing at the bridgeside and hung
over the slight o-nibanknir-nt leadinz'
:u the inn: Tliroun clear ot‘ the-
tar. lil0‘\\n landed near the Wain:E
about 2" it-et aWay. whert- ho- lay un-_
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smashed

‘ilw \vindshield. which dot-ply lacerat-.

wt his rizlit aim and lt-z. Hunter was:
immt n. but not injured. while New-'
landm- clunz to il_it- wheel and like-
wise escaped harm. The automobilc-fl
which was badly wrecked. Was saved
tioni going over the embankment by
a piece of the iron railing that was
forced brtw.» n the- spokes oi the n-ar.
wheel.

SI'\Q’I’Hl employee of the Auto Re-
pair Company. located on New Haven
one block front the bridge.

avenue. .
witnessed the accident. Seeing the
rpot-d m..: the car was approaching.

the;- realized that it could never lukei
iiit- turn and that a sniashup would be
the result. Almost before (her car;
had reached the bridge. the men jump
or! into a machine of their own and"
hastened to thr- scene.

Finding Brown and Lanlgan in a
sl‘l‘iou‘ condition. they lint-d them into
their auto and bmught them to the
offin- ot Dr. .\, (5 (‘arpt-nter. He
found Brown to bc- suflertng from a.
ll‘dt'iul‘l‘d hip and lnlri‘nnl injuries:-~
“'llllt' Lanizan was to-rrihly lacemsd
by class. lt took 3:: stitches to close
wounds in lht: timers l'ulhl arm and
l('L‘ Both were placed in an ambll'
lam“.- tn bt- sent in ilit- Bridgeport hos
pitiil. but this was rt-ciillt-d and an ain-
hulnm-i- ot the [nuptial of St. Raphael.
New Hawn. summoned instead. ' ‘

Are Rushed to Hospital.

The» Rosenbauni school allllnrlllr.“
wen- notified and In. is. T. Spennly, ot!’
that institution. :ircnmpanio-d tlu- mil
jui‘ul buys in the ambulance to New
llavvii At our tune Brown :o-gaini-d
(‘llll>l'll)ll.~llt‘5.~' ior :t shun time. but on:
rear-hing the hospital lapsi-il min ;i_
stupor trout which he did not again
arousn- llo-dird at 1‘. tin in lllt' :iito-tn
noon. Lanigan Was n-purim! last night -
as “motions and in nu >l'la"il~ tuttili

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1 lion.

Mrs t'tillvn Brown. tiinlllvt ti" llfl':
ilcatl boy. was iii-'ttiwl liy t-i‘luials tit.
llit- sclim-l Thi- ll‘"l_\ \\:«.~ lit-M at th-
l.(t>ltl'i’ll l:i>‘ niulit It “.is "Xilllllllt‘tl
'h-z-- by l‘l'. Martin M Sidittrotiuli.
lilt‘li‘lill t‘-1.inllnrl'. who (llaglltbt-d llio- ‘
«vi dotath into i'nal injuries.
t'omm-r lIl. Mix. of New Haven. hrldv
.i i-ivliiiizii.iiy lino-situation y.-<t.~rtla_\

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Curve Has Record.
()tvm: to (tip accidents wliit'l: hat-
ttl'tll‘lwl at tliii- i-iirtjia it is beninnin:

‘II t... t-triritlt'it-tl :i tiniizvrtltls rpul for
.iumtnnliilists ninth m.:lit hv ail-
\i.it-vi by ivpairs such as 3 mm?

i :;:n.linu of the sharp paint
lilting ttt' lllt‘ .zrtiuntl to coin
peiisate tor the'strain round by Ill":
lt-Vt'l Zl‘fldlng Quin: to the smooth
hers oi the stretch along .\'t-\\ lliurll

and a

; avenue atitomobilists have a tendency .

lo spin-t1 and take the corner without ,
Then- “as a so
lonz '

rioiis accident at this spot not

all" when an automobile driven by a.
policeman who had just placed lhv‘l
original (lllt-lfllfil‘ under arrest for

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TRAINMEN

100 PER CENT.
AMERICANé :

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government as expressed by \\’. G.

rlhr common (mph. for

can uol'nlllall is eniilod to u later that
will instirv- a reasonably tit-ct in stand-

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ed” belongs to him; we have no sym-
pathy with any plan that nnds its bu
sic purpose in the destruction ol gov-
ernment or the organize d tonne of Lit: ,
and order; we do not subscribe- to any 1
I'mllasanda that proposes a policy 0;

‘uPSlruCllol‘l to finbin a common NW‘m'

of misery its expecred hopes for 11-;
{ma-1m. ‘

"\\'t- have not lost faith :n 0111' 2“"-
ernmc-nt nor in our telltmmtti. v-t-
know that we haw in our kettpin: tlit-
continuity of our SOVQ‘T'HIUR ill. the p”...
petuatiun or our common “than". and
Vic believe that no! r.- (WK-“M." m
transplant anazchy, or an automatic
govtinuwnl by a f." .u-Ifsclutw‘.
.ulvis to preemi- over ”‘1' ti“>'?lnlt'.‘('.
a free born American pro; 3v

'T'iiv: \‘t-ry assumption 0: intro-r or
autnczacy established l-y :iiuse “ho
hate suprm‘ded tonne-r gut-'rnuwnts
{Swen truth to the assertion that in
“halevrr changes of this kind have
been made, one numeracy has suc-
ceded in Ihich the last mnduton ni‘
”I“ ltthl'lv was Worse than the firr'.
and the Very lam that a tray assume
in control the Iiellnre and Ill» destinw
zu- oi the man sets at nauzlit all of
their pretenses to a common rule, by ,
lilt' common

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people."
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Lee said tho nt‘g;‘i‘.‘:.-tltin purf

. poses in continui- along 111- sauna liars
an in the pan. and added.

““3! believe in our gourniiient. wt-
bo-lgl n in the fixiressumit of our PT“-

idem. and all thr other authorities or .

unwrnnient who hate declared em-'
pliatically llile‘ belie! that 1h? Amri-

aict of living. \\'. mpost- in direct
energies towaui gettina that do
tent standard of Itt’lflf. and vu- it!"
pose to do it along orderly and lt‘xal
lino-s, wholly Width on! rights .is An»
t-ricun citinens and in keeping with our

belief that the workman is worthy of
his hire.
“Mi. LI-e discussed the- insurance

plan of the organitation. saying 835.-

t'tttlt.ut.ttt in death and disability claims

hate been paid to 45.000 in the past
tliii-tyfit'u- years. During ,the last
year he said. 8.000.000 had been paid.

" am to demands occasioned by the war
and pcslilewn Re chlared the or-

:uintlon. which comprises 186,000
members. has been largely responsible
ior many of the labor-1m enacted by
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“The REEL Surprise”

You wit] find it not only in tlic ticliciutisly

(unite-i: .iisli<‘~ ltiit in t
(imam: them on the
(Vt-ll; 5? “'6.

For llir‘ \c-tv Perfection gi\'t"\ nil the comfort
tat gas—keeps tour kitclicii null chn in the

hunt}! \\ t‘ufllcr illlll t‘lc’n
kittiiitiig. iin :islics.

its lung Blue Chimney makes the clean iii-
tcnsc limit—prevents smoke. odor or snot. You
rcgtiliitc the flame like gas—on \\ llt’l‘l you want

it. till \\licii you've fiiiis

The Xt‘l‘t' l’c-ri'cctinn Hot \Vatcr Heater gives

plenty of hill water for
bath. Scc your dealer.

STAVHARI) (ill. L‘t HIP.

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" dollars and greatly pruninu
‘ clency o! Coneress,

the country hun(ll’0(l.‘.0f millions oi.
tit.» o-fl'i-

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8111szng while gl\ ing a Ull‘l)l'vl-‘
let! assent. has always ties-en too apatn
ellc to do anythin: u'mut ii

101‘! leg had been severed in such
way that it was hanging on to the
trunk of his body by but a few mus-
Iles and a piece of skin. His head
was cut amPtlie calf of his right lea
deeply lacerated. and there was
scarcely a part on his body that was

a .

Lee. president of the Brotherhood elf
iiRailroad Trainmen, in his address be-
- fore the convention here today. l

"We stand [or no such doctrine or
destruction and ruin; we believe in!
the government of our representativel
nations, and stand as 100 per cent.l
Americans, ready to defend our prin-

thc be

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Also Puritan Cook Stovrs -

Possibly the (”onus-s.- that is soon; not torn and bruised.

, ’ll care mot" about Dell." As seen:- to be the me lately. the
to has ‘1‘} 5 .- P“ like than in p‘.(,‘!llu.lhul3n(‘€ could not be secured with-
ancient an 'u’m “ ' d Eout the usual delay. and Nelson Pow-

}.decesvrs has“ tart-d Th“ W“ ‘cgctl, who was passing. mallet-ad the
MM no. ‘use- of his car. and the unfortunate.
. -4—4—s—o—-—-—

young man was rushed to the hospi-
liWi’g has liznded in his rec'd;-

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full and placed under the we of Dr.
. , _ .uoberi Perdne and Dr.» William J.
mm- ” wn‘mhndm' 0‘ ”W bummrrm)’. Me was immediately put on
anion. He says the time has F0m“ the ope’rating table and it was found
“it? -wm uh. m retire" Pro'n- necessary to remove the left in be-
.iy (w are a lo? of other prominent 9 1:2" the bee. “ "f’fltéi‘: lfrirgzgéhg

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m “mug“ “h" “’"l ”‘0 same "f‘ l the skull as well as severe lacerations
. ' MMrdaMthatmfllawaermotthohody. .

» ~'. . ‘ hmwfllhth' Willis-multnndflu.
pane Jeni-«ht:~ rp‘mmlbk rm, William R. Colbert, or 4 Aiken street.
- ' 9' t 0’ ' ' d ‘ He is a well known and popularyr-ncl

it]. tli . war \‘ H5 COMM” ' man and. for some time post, has been
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ciples and our faith." he declared.

As proof of the brotherhood’s loy-
alty and American‘uim. he said. 16.0""
members of the organization took,
their places willingly in the ranks oi.

ies and almost two hundred a“
em “are flooring in the no“ at!
France in proof of their loyalty and;
levotion to the land they called their’
own." :
in referring to the Motherhood. Inl
Lee at. all times included the member-i
shlpill Canada, as wdluin mgl'nlb;
ed States. 1

"There are labor organizations." Ir. '
la continued, "that seek refine tin-f
do: the banner of Inter “on that '
goperly have no right to claim amt-A

Lion with labor organizations. and inl
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.6 re accustomed to little signs on ill. his gun“. On or
. a .maf‘m an" dam-1:3,“. .1 mm“ 1-D-

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SALVATION ARMY .
DOUGHNUT rm -
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thc start» of Main-- is St twin: the Stil-
vation Army doughnut. made act-(tir-

=inx to tho- redpe of Ensign Aunts

Sheldon .tht- girl “ho made the firs
doughnut a la Pershing in Fianm.
The doughnuts made in Norwalk next
Wednesday will be made according to
the regulation Saltzition Army duttgi.

nut itt‘cipe. the real «lounlinu' lhat
lieltwd drit'r-dlio- “months out or
France and Belgium.

‘lmilars for Doughnuts" is the
r-atthinx slogan. Crisp. lresh. fll'dl
doughnuts. hot from tho- panraleli-

«ion.» the same itlt'ntical doughnuts
that made the American soldier grin
throulh the wont thc trenches oner-
lw minted into goldvn coin

anything
‘lll

3 mi
(‘Ulllv

off. leased rented
please »lo the man “ill!
across with the price.

The Salvation Aimy coin:

is

douzh for the proper maintenance and
advance of its art-at Work in the cities

'0 {the l'nited States.

Preliminary work on tht- campaign
ls progreztsing rapidly and a special
meetinz of the public tnmiiiiitee niil
be held at the (‘in Hall. tomorrow
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small boat just as the
rated.

vests-ll disap-

About 6 a. m.. the patrol at the Rye;

Bench can gnu-d mum sighted
their boat and brought the. “hon.

A nary sea was running with a;
strong easterly gale. and "to two men
had a turd movie-a during the few.
hours they were “rill. Cami- Gray '
believed the storm had caused a still-t

den leak which resulted in the loss of ‘
the barge.

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ment. representatives of foreizn (Iitln- ‘ Enosts. under (ht management
'i-i-s. and int-n in. «rm-2r IY‘ many Steward Allen Aiken in his tip-l
walks of ht. Kit‘; Georg» “as l'l-I' fluent 'l'. ’

”arm.“ b, ”1.. Hart ut Athlonv. lu letting all of the guests as
bmiho-r of Queen .\la'_~. Tli' wrx. il'it‘ committee that “m.. MUN" ‘

which began at noon and lasted hula tin-a" and to "hurry “ti ant ..
an hour, “as cnntiticttl by lllt‘ [Ran again,“ a request wtm-l. ;. -\
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liven—d, (-2 various kinds.

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rariiaae and was taken to Norticli
cathedral. The renter. “‘llll'il wast‘.‘
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Edith Faye-ll. a mum who gave her
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shortly before her execution by tht Pump 0”,... “fink "haw gm“.
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Bowman“ .mmposed Sol James Blooms, from Police Commissioner

, c irmn: tanley Smith.’ >5 - - 5 - 1:-
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at the “wt-l “Mai“ “1" C"? "l 5“" York
in the long hhtory of the club. £83tnrdav. This it- nnm otenf a
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