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Watches herein ore al-o re-
HASONI‘J KOTIGE.
A Stated Communication of
WW No. 103. F. and A. .\l.. will
behold at its rooms 'fllepday evening.
J.” I, 1919, at is o’clock.
ill. degree. Refr8>ililll‘nl>.
.All Master Masons ul» cor:
Wally invited,
llilll}' and
JOHN K. FINFH. “T )I.
Mont: Robert M. Wilcox. Score-ran:
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HELGOLAND
Nothing in all the his: pe-nrn art
cnt could b» lilnl'v czillilammic of
z .
- {be new world arising out of war than
the proposed trandormmion of Heine-
land. '
The Briti~’l Royaltl Society for thin
protection of Birds want: to lll'lkc this
island a bird refuge. and tho idea if»
laid to be ruccn'inu favorable caneid—
emtion.
Helgoland. as lht' world knrms, is
the great Gl'~'llliill strong-hold th -
North Sea. in iiswll it is u trivial hit
of rock juttill; out of sea. hardly-more
fill! a squale mill: in extent. it dr-
rim its nailin. "Holy Land." from the
fact that it was formerly a heathen
in
mutant Americans used to know it
merely :43 ill“ l'Il‘tllpIurc of Rll’lliti‘tl
Mansfield. Uri-lit
ing it for lit-nil} a cumin-r. ('c'di-(l it to
lriiuin. after own-
Gennam' in ixfw in the iwlief than it
was of no illli'urla'li'f‘. Germany pro-
ceeded to umkr on illipro-smn'uh- fort-
teas. the key to in r ‘Allivii' 1111\(1‘. .~‘.'~'<
tom. In the plow-u! war it svrvml :lF
an impassalili- Ilitl'lib‘l' nnd krill
“'ltlli‘
lll'.‘
coasts safe from Dri‘i.~il ht itl'i;
it
that went
merce in the .\'m ill
Hclzolzmil mu:
sheltered rlllwn-v‘ :lrlcl >lliilll£l.ill"5
‘mlll to lml'l'l illil"ll with
S. :l :lllll lil'yvll'l
Hall. in-
l‘l‘lllilnlll‘i‘.
The victors l.:.'.ov ("Il‘l' ilfldi'vl it 'l‘h.
ruin left will in. on ”till! us» to He‘-
many. It lllnv hi- “I Hi: ll-i- In .‘lll\"
body. Only ft lbw lwllvllllv‘ll rv-ln '1”
a. living on that 'tlli Hui" it is :.
Mpy idra to uiw- i‘, l- 'lli- lurds
TU would l‘iukl' it. in m-xl'r:~'. 'zli
Impressive lllollulw m to vulhli-v ul'llni
lion.
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THE FARM BUNK HOUSE
‘l‘o -mry of ranch liil‘ it: complclc
without its talus of ill' hunk hourr
: M‘m the llp-lO-(lalv tltrlnvr is to!-
. mg the .ancher'.‘ {mun-Airs and
m-n bur-k house on thr- farm. to
‘ lame the men at thrnshiu: time. or
he» to make their housinu a prob-
lent.
These bun't house-,- are not limes-Sur-
115' of expensive construction. [or as a.
‘ , rule. the greatest number of employ-s
. when amp-like construction pmVldc-s
"dent nhelte r.
Mela or stove, a bath and wash
n dormitory or small neparate
“in: rooms. and a kitchen where
tum-can cook their own meals or
hymn cook can prepare them.
II '1nlaflers wilere‘lhey Min
3 freedom and primer impos-
" {lam house and a comfort
V tom temporary shutdown
'7 can crib. too often provided
V 1!» urnngelnenl also prc-
, "the privacr of tho farmer's fam-
& docs not add to tho cares of an
'averburllcm d fur :iler's how-ll.-
Props.
_. lli‘f‘r‘. to France. to Belizium.
r» slizhtesi hint of
”WI " "All "FOR
“'ork in 31.!
are on the farm during hot Weather;
Iain idea is to give the men de-
housinz their help find it a sweat. ele-
lment in getting help to star.
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WHERE PUSSY HAS BEEN
‘ This timr- Pussy has not bean
il.ondon to Visit the Queen, as all orth-’
‘odox mats ll?“ supposed '0 do. She has
with dainty “(be til
tutti 1:...
(tilt rll‘~
gable in the ‘rt nches.
Ore-r Stuwm'l mt: Were collected by
one man in London at the utmost ol
’I‘hi-ir hismry dilfvl‘s from that of
thi- docs and the birds. herer. for
whilo- many -~f them gave- their lives
and
fiioir
scurrvmr’.
their countr‘t
life- by”
in tha set-vim o.’
saved many a soldiers'
twill-hill:- whiskers and
flight
pas. Ill“ SllH'iles are not I‘f’llli'l’lih.’
which warm-d of anIrom-him?
with their muster.~i to their native land.
lAlllance is idporled between
Old tl-uc English T0lnllll€§ and Tabhics and; 13-minu- in ill-”r rim 'H'fll'l-
“the French rats.
Much has iiit‘n “llllt‘n of thi-
Idcn
the. Allied fr--‘-inel~' it
‘~ in the making of warhistory.
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§ WATCH THE BONFIRES
The Victory Loan clean-up is to
:llf'(’l'('d9d in must localities by a «glean-
.up campaign in yardsandqmblic prop
“'lth this kind of activity
, lilt'l‘f‘ i.~ :llw'flf.“ danger of fire. for most
lso did their bit
he
l-llics.
.
linusv- and ',.'|T(l cleaning icrmiu'ltl-s
.l'izlzlll) in a gibl‘tl bonfire.
Thi-re- is no llPllt-l' dispo>itinn pui-
rlb‘f‘ for the odds and ends of rll'ihisl‘.
\\ hit-h how: no sulhigc value. and nolb
Vin: lezlvr-s so sanitary and who]. some
liul over-v bonf‘:
should hl- lot-:lti-d
a «uto- of rhincx
mingle and [lllbll(.
>llffiriwntl)‘ for from buildings to ob-
-. izlte :ml‘ d-muv-r (it their t'ult'lllleY. Al-
.m filtHl- who :l“.‘l~l at tho ('wro‘lllhlll"1"
would hr of ago in do safelr, and
rlollu-d ill \vooivn cumlcnts <0 that
Ills-re i~‘ no dunno-r of the clothing being
itznilvll by (hullv'v sparks. as is the
tune with cotton garments.
al-
to ]
sniffing,
'N. and killing ‘ur the nit‘tll‘and;
\\ llirh made the soldiers inner-
0n Iht‘ contrarva strong Anulo-Frr'nch 5
thesr .
I!in~
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ENTINEL
READERS"
VIEWS-
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A special session 0t thr
Comm? I‘lcns will open in Norwulh
on Tuesday with Judge John R. Boom
50d ““80 John J. Walsh presiding.
A number of local cases are scheduled
to be heard at this time and among
them are the following:
Tuesday—H. B. \\'e.~t v
at Burton (‘0.; J. Hammond Mallen'
the Mallery Dental Co.: Lester
Con; John
Rose
Arthur
s. McHarz
rs.
Wheeler vs. CWT! (‘ar
Cbcby vs. “mud Dworkin;
Cherries we. Fannie Kanter:
Eisenstein vs. Isaac Siegnl.
Wednesday—George F. Pentecost
mey Ber-
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iSHOL'LD ADVERTISE BUSIN
! Harbor View ilmlch. )le)“ Ul.
i Editor Sentinel:
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lAlEO. is there anyone here that pun? J For
.new $921!! in can» bottoml (.‘llll;ir.\:. Thursday—H, Zimmermaun & C0..'
‘ . ' l -\ i-z ' ' t - .
1i~prz~on> in thi abmt. llnL, slou ( .lt ‘ Antonio Tortorella,‘ l-rances J.‘
.cr'i.~c in the newqmpdw
Sincerely.
A. it.
Erron'fs’ EONi‘ifi'
'. BRYNG lTALIAN-JUGO-
' SLAV QUESTION TO A
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; FINAL ADJUSTMENT
(Continued (mm Page One)
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lvrln~ to
ho Mlllluillvd in tho Alhll‘lall ill‘it‘r
trillion lilt‘l at Ii o'clock this llfll'r-
The doors of the Fro-Itch For-
i
llllulll.
'llour appointed for the nil-icing.
FARR-i. May 31.—-Prcmicr
l'lclur'lli-cuu. as premidcut of thl'
Peace (‘ollfcrl-nl-c. today replicd to
lht‘ last two (icrman notes. The
official stall-lm-uh on tho
illn'e not yet been isnuml.
LONDOS. Mu)- :il. «'l‘llc t‘Vfll'll-
“(tlbllt'Ylk strongholds ill South-
(ulxll'l‘ll Russia. is suggcstcd in a
Russian oflil-iul winelem' "Hm?“
received today from Mouton: Thi-
lllt'§\ilgl' says that to the- \vvsl of
()l't'llltlll'fl tlll- iioluln-viki abandon-
I-d 'l‘utlkvvo "lllldcr i'llt‘lll)' pri'x-
sill-c.
PARIS. .\I;l_\' :H.~—lllllll'illlllll\
af‘v' tilllt tlu- lil't‘v'lllilfliill of ”W
pom-v turn“ lo the Alhtl‘lun dele-
gation \\‘i|l lu- postponed Ill-yolld
Monday. \l‘lll-ll it had hocll expect-
wl tho) “Hilltl lu- hand-«l ||\‘t'r.1‘lll'
i‘ll'llill'_\' .kt‘.\\lilll ol‘ lln- l'I'm'r ('ull-
l't‘l‘t'lll't' llils :ll'll'l‘lltmll will ill'l-idt'
the qumtioll.
out n shill-lucid complaining that
Sllrnll rhildr. ll should m-u-r he
ion-d to twill! lhu‘ bonfires "(erfl go
near till-ill. The death toll from iirv
lul'u-ly umoll: children under H)
\w:ll*~ of l-uu. :.lld‘ fllIllll>I lii such dentit-
('mllnl lw prt-nnlcd b) plopor \x'aull-
l'ulnoxs on the putt of older pctlpie. l
lx-I Illn- old ‘uils of rll‘vnffll, of rilll“~l.‘
unsightly ”hill-2‘ undo‘rru lllv- (".i~'~.'l,»~-'
:ll'z t‘|.um..\ in all mum» lull «lll- ll."
~pi-tl yhuuld bi: paid :l'>ll in (hip o‘.
Ii w and propelt).
O
'l‘ln- Holman National i’mipli-E' llnll
:l-lu-d Ihc» Harman covrrnmrm lu
\\'illlvll.l
‘ili'N
pilili-ll- :i llolllu-t‘ur iiuho-n
whom. to he lnnimnim-d (ll piliilir I'V
:n llw', And All tll.- ,‘mllo- tilllv llll' Cer-
trring lo dodui- respon-
:1 on
mun [mold-3 or:
\r‘il "5 tilt": “iii in" “lamina;
i(ll
ro-cilm- ('an \‘(lll heat. it‘.’
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:liould luno- sent own to
an aid
"(iv-l'lxl;ln\
.‘ni~ who mould hun- llllii :lll llll'il' mod hi.~ preroggnnps~ hut hi< beard Iianl
Hays Max Hardc".
Hull would beller than
l'n"Il‘kdlll'lf-“ilflllitll'l‘ clumsy Muff.
v-u-n'thouch lli‘)‘ hadn't mvn :l pair
of deucm.
”W
Lieut. Commander By rd
’:""l‘ on llln l:llil“."
been
havo-
Choru- thc,
“the year around if lu- kt-p'lls .lnollgil H-il ha?“ at Newfoundland for ‘h"'En2‘.Kif‘H‘rllul' of the Province Bf
li>h flyinf: machines.
ought to know how to choose a good
lrlllm- to light.
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The Magyar Rods :lsk tllc Allies to
find some solution f0! nuncarv.
only solution for nor
with Rod rull- is dissolution.
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About the olllv wishbone that on)". questioned todav re .-
. gardlng a press re '1). served your Country.
W annuity 3. "Vin“ room with hour will got in the partition of Turkcy. DD" from Paris. that it would be eas-'
will be a bone of contention which
they will wish they We're well rid of.
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Thr- railroads are going to baretm-n-
d in July. 1920. and a lot of people
0 smu- on government manazc-
til
l.
are .‘3
ment that they won’t go anywhere un
then. '
._ +___. ..._.
Senator Hardin: pays “the cure for
' llulshevlnn is in oumelves." Well. per-
' sonally. we're willing to tackle the cure
.of all the Bolshevim anybody can find
in us.
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Will the moon go on getting full
it just the same after July
03100 a mom
lsl'.’.
i
.pllz
Swivel-land lltls lu-r-ll unable to
tilillilll from tho ulli'iN lumlifiul'
llulh oi‘ tllu Moi-knuc- ut' iii-rlmallv.
thc llllllltlt‘lllilil‘l' of which, it ix
will. is putting Switzcrlmlll in :i‘
"llluro- lllllt‘lliilii" lmsilinll.”
'l‘lu- sluicnll-llt chew the lt‘Xl of
'u ”0th \"hlt'll has liccll sent to ill»
:llhml governments. i'ormullv din’
luallllllug that the him-kadc hr- ruls.’
lllshful‘ as it concerns Switzer-
llllsi :llul \il.\lll.',.'. III also the rc-
‘l“"" l\ lml grulltu-ll. Sullzt-l'lmld
"Hi'l I'lll ll in
lll'i‘ iii-l-l'l'l rt' lil'll‘flLH
BERLIN. May li‘ (t‘ol'rcspondence
of ’I‘ho- Assoclnli-d I‘rfik-s) Thu famil-
mr llil\\inl: lwal'd quduliral von Tir-
lizls bm-n rvduccd to :l clone-h
croppml chin tic-colmion. and lhl‘
LullL'lil)’ l'nrulvr ('hiefof the Admirallv
trial.) be won ‘smiplulnging“ in Ber-
lln trains. '
mg‘on lhc :ulmiml's prt-SI-nl mode of
. trawl. l“‘('ltll.~‘ that just a year ago he
ltI'I"‘\\ill‘_\ l‘l'l'lt\l‘l'
:lrollsv-d the Wrath of Sundzu' excur-
sionisls by rcscn'ing a train compart-
, mum to himself while women and chilW
drcn wt-rt- forced to Hand. and adds
‘lhm dimocracy not only has trim-
;ls \Vo'll.”
IllH'SSElS. Friday. May 3“.~~Tll8
grarc- of Anu-ricans who fell in the
“ll-El ten days' of desperate fighting of
rim “or in Eustcrn Flanders were
. bi‘zlu‘dllil} decorum-d with flout-rs and
‘llle Stars and Stripes today. These
lAnlo-rlrand wcre buried in the ceme-
[81) u! Oudenardc and Gcn. dc Blww,
Beat
A html surr‘l’ P‘kmdcrs. and Burgmnusu-r Iioulri-L plawd his halt
iznm ot’ (iudenardc. officiated at lilt'
soon-monies. which were largely at-
l lendcd by the people. of the town.
I
_.'llNl l’ri-ss). ~~“.\'0 :erman
tsenlcnce to the fatherland." said
Count von Bul'nstorfl'. tanner German
l Ambasundor at “'ashington. when
- ier to get him to sign the treaty than
5Count von Brockdort‘f-Rnntzau. the
‘ head of the German peace mission at
.Versailles.
‘ “If our opponents sincerely wish
peace." be continued, "there is only.
L0“ way—lo amend the unacceptable
land. unfulltlllnble stipulations of the
i treaty."
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E 100 STRIKERS
’l HAVE BEEN KILLED
' LIMA. Peru. my 31.—A number of"
business establishments which were
closed m at the strike have 1.-
opened todny. “though it will proba-
bly be several dnya before condffiflns
return to normal. Since the out-
breaks begun. from 50 to 100 strikers
have been killed and 200 wounded.
. can» laws“ In. .
es-
rcplicx
BICRNI‘I. Friday. May 2W. —TIH‘V
Swiss Forlorn] ('ulllli-ll today :5le
The \‘orwacrts. commcntd
f‘« ‘13? WW
vs. 1‘. Raymond Holland; Ba
man vs. Samuel Roodner; William J.
. Mather vs. Florfllce H. “’itherspoon;
Anion Pawlows
(‘ity of Norwalk vs. Thomas Robins;
Whim- in my ”1.)..nfdyl : :l {1:12:51 Pu“ Baumgarmn vs. Stephen Herc-
scnd ‘hl'f' .zt. ,2.m--~ .o u. Ln . zex; Clinlon K. Hunter is. Malcolm
\'>.
.Sutherland vs. Benjamin F. Thomp-
lkins; Benjamin F. Therm-kins
' V8. Emil Znntow; John Burke rs. Emil
E TO Zantow: John Alec-nan vs. Emily Zan—
vs. '
to“; the Thomas D. lurph) (‘0.-
George H. Steele;
vs. Cornelius Clements.
I’mday—John Heal)" vs.
Mend; Joseph Beck vs. Peter Yam-ch.
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HART? unmrts
mom FRANCE
(Continued From huge One)
He has been in the seriicv tor lil':
, ,_, - i ‘ . ‘r- r'"» - . "
dll‘,_ line, but if rt p01!L a! l J H” (lfi'u-i- «103ml pro;v:;.f.iy at lllt' past year. having trnlned all tampl
:Devcme after he left this rily won a
number of other service men. Last
'July he left for France with the mm
Division Ind after serving with them
in France he was transferred in the
340th Machine Gun Butt-lion. "in lli<
vision.
' .Hmy nod me of the mo.<l thril‘
'hnz experienccs of any m the Nor-
4 walk by: while with the A. R. R. and
litioll of (ircllllurg. one of the last with his machine gun crew 89",“! oil
through the terrible «magi-mom in
the Argonne Forcst. one of the great-
est battle: of the entire conflict. One
set the harrowing experiences that
Harry recalled while tnlklng to friends
. was that of being buried alive for two
dnyn before he was rescued by his
‘ Comrades.
goperating with bi: machine C'll'. A
. high explosive shell lnndv-J no: 2:"
from where he and his machine awn:
secrcted and the terrific explosion
buried "any up to his arm-pits in the
. (let-p slimy mud of No Man's hind. Hts
,neliloun position was not noticed by
his comrades and :‘Jc i nal :(‘Hllt‘r had
about given up all hqrcs of ore!
emerging alive when he urns dlwnvmu
ed and dug out by other mcmbenl of
jn scouting party. nfl’er being buried
v“ for two whole dtys.
Despite his hard‘hip
ndvcntllres he i: in ”w 'i
and spirits. He returner
Merritt inn-l Honing no ontpmta :u or
- transferred to f‘amp 1':l$:f mmornm
and trying
' of health
wht'l‘l" Iu- will be civil .lH hum with“
discharge.
Onv or Marty‘s mos-l .lnd
most \rilucd posswmns l5 3 y“r.‘3nll
, it‘ll-r nf mmnu-ndmion .'r vll. xiv-l“ .’
‘H'irvh ~4
John .I l'crhinc. Thv l. II ._ in full ans
low."
C. H Q
Amerimm Exi"‘lllillvnit“}' l-‘m'lv.
Pram-o, l“v}-.!i‘tl\ 1“ 1M.”
‘it'llt’lfll ()lllcl'sv '
Nov fills—Al
, My li‘clln'v Solflh :.~
NOW that your anger uilll "to
Ami-titan l‘leH-ilililllinlfi' l-‘o-uw m
“how I“ tllllllnallg i can no' '. ' \n.:
(:0 Without .1 pl rsonul word. Al lllr
call in arms. lllc pulréoic youn: mnn
hood ol Alli.- rll.l lzlgrrly l‘FFINlllllIHl
:lud l)0f‘finl-' vim zormillahlo arm}
\vhme dccisivr \‘lf‘lUl'M-h‘ lPSlil} to it:
efficiency and its \ulor “'ilh the sup-
port of the lllllinn firmly unitul to do
fond thr- f‘allr-D oi Liberty, our :tr'l‘.)
has cwet-utvd []\,- will of l‘... pcopiv
‘V'llll I‘l‘SOIU'O' purpow (iur (It'lllnl‘
racy has been H‘>'t'-l. and the forces
7..
’llli'
:i an det» l.t <l
t I‘E'wn soldia r.
of uutocmcy haw
lllt' glory of tho-
‘trnops lun'c fuililfufly fulfillcd tncn‘
ltrnst. and in it summation of urll-'
(iffflf‘lfiilr‘t‘s Ila \‘t- overcome lh -
menance in our civilization.
As an indilidual your part in tllc
world war has been an important on?
' In the sum total of our achievemems.‘
in tho
the
j‘Vhr-tllvr keeping lvllcly vigil
1 trenches. or ulllianliy storming
,cneln) s stronghold. wllelllor enduring
lmonotonous drudcerv at the roar. orj
lauuainlm: the fighting line at the
'front each has bravely and cfficicnfiy
:_\ willlnz sacrifice
inf [)Pl‘s-Onul rights: by checf'ful f‘l’ldlll'
EunCc of hardship and privatinn: b."
vigor. strength and indomitable will.
libillJN. Friday, May 30 (AGSOCi'HlndP effective by thorough organlzzr.
can [’9' lion and cord‘ ' - .
. . . . lal coo , \ou in-
Thc found who “ould attach his name to. Splred ”w Warrworn Paifilloifih new‘
country lritlin‘g a document equivalent to a datum, and mmpd the We of threatmpd, —~
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ldefeat into overwhelming victory.
With a consecrated devotion to out."
land a. will to conquer. you have royal‘
By your ex-
lemplnry conduct a Maulard has been
testablished and maintained never be-
f fore attained by any nnny. With mind
,‘nnd body as clean and strong as the
deduive blows you delivered lgalw
the foe. you are soon to return to the
pumits of~ pence. in leaving “1“
scenes of your victories. may
tlm you carry home your high ideals
and continue to live as you hove
served-an honor to the principles for
which you have fought and to the fal-
len comrade» you lean wad. .
It is with pride in autonccess that
I extend to you my aim thunk! for
your splendid service in the my and
to the nation.
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Fulbrully.’
(Signed) JOHN J. BERSHING.
Commandecinfhler.
omcinl:
fiobert C. Davis. Adjutant General.
clef?»
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kl vs. Fred Sheppard; ‘
vs. ‘
’ Frnnces' Sutherland; William Rooney
Bertha. Friedman l
Nelson ‘
It occurred while he “3*“
to Camp“
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lated from the German into
Foreign Office.
the facial altos to
cm by meld mum-er.
version was then
Foreign Office for approval.
moon-m
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knowledge of ”link.
It has been noted that the
in ih" German counterproposals con
mined many phrases similar to those-
of the statement of May 20.
Prominent Worker in
Movement to Organize
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.of m. The mention is on»
idenvorlng to unite all women‘s war
work organization: and form a
Zflan-.1 buy. One oftttc ”algal
lworkcrs in the movement is Mrs. Sal
:den (‘lnwson of Salt Lake City. who
z ha:- been chosen treasurer.
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MEETING OF
NOI‘WALK DIRECTORS
The regular meeting of the direct-
on; u this Norwuus public library wag
held llurhday evening instead on Fri-
day. as Memorial Day I! a holiday.
Members present: Dr. J. (5., Greg.
ory. presiding. T, l‘. italcom. sierra»
- tary. A. R. Mdlkln. and “'iliiam How-
. urd.
Tlu- iibrmian's report showed boo'l-l~
igiun out l3“. a gain of .‘llS (nor an:
y-ar. nor. book tailors 2‘3. hooks mcndr
.d in V'nl‘lvltfl‘lil. Ill: An lnlullllIU m“
('(tlln' of the cut-meg flat“ the (‘vmcl
school Which hnvl- heo-n sludyng i;
brfll)’ methods with the libram; staff
as teachers and the reading of a :ra :-
fiing editorial thanking the library
xvllllllsht‘d in the last "Mil-or." iim'
school paper. well also :ivcn
The Frcch War Loan Posters lent
by Lieutenant Story first to the South
Nor-walk Trust Company and later to
the library was reported with pica“-
. lire. Also the grcat Intern-st lakt n m
the community in the minimum 9.11;
marine chaser madc by Laird Golds-
borouxh and lent to the litn'ary was
especially spoken of.
Some method of cleaning and re-
pnlrtng the library building was talked
lover and the usual order Wafi git-en
by the directors for closing the place
at eight o’clock dunng' the summer.
The daylight saving has made a great
difference in the use of the lunar):
from the eight e0 nine hour no people.
' can be out doors so much longer.
The secretary» accou. nts show that
notwithstanding the great increase in
all the materials the instituion uses
the library is keeping safely
' appropriation.
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after the_Geminn version ind been,
the subject of a long debate a: In!“
It was then sent {term
The Blanch“
submitted to the
$335. ‘
stamped by an ofllf‘inl with a fluentl
presumed.»
America’s War Mothers '
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peace and the brotherhood of man" is.
within its
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From?fo
Pillow Cases
25¢ each
Apron Chadians
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‘ Dress Pcrcales
Yard wido-
19c yard
Bed Sheets
96¢ each
Lon: Cloth
"0. Special .
$.96 piece
bk Napkins
$1.98 dozen
9‘ White Dress Voile
to inches wide
39c yard
French Serge
Yard wide. Value “.25
Tic yard
2|.“de
Value 81.00
57c yard
“Wingham” Taffeta Silks
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l‘. Hemmed 'l’a
“'ortb ”.75. Special
3229 yard
: i ‘ Figured Dress Voiles
:‘- bpflt‘lfll
l§ Sound 49c yard
Women’s Hose
iQle Black. Special
' ~ [Ge-lair
W'omon’s Fibre Silk Hose
' i Special
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cum moo owl-cox”
TAKEN FROM GERMANS
MONTREAL. Mny 29.——A Superior
cart order under which minla'O-I
ly 3:2,ooooon worth of (‘nnadian Pac-
ific Railway Company stock held by ur
on behalf of Germans were let‘n into
‘thc charge of the Minister of Financr
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W Model earns-g.
13 1-2:
OLD CANDY mun.
. Car
Anniversary Sale
Extra Specials Tonight
10 O’clock
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5 [ohm >uit~ Q
3‘." m- r: .3
. lScrim Curt-aim ,
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9 391.134 par.
Congolcum Rub ‘
22ml; Slim 1‘" .
39 (villa.
Aminstcr Rum.-
Slzo- Exit Spot
“'omcn
Ilraulwr .
Six!-
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Aluminum Percolato
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Six cup size. Vain» $3.0.-
Wt
Carpet Sweepers
\'.-ill“ 3! it“
3
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Jnoonica Caatile Soap ._
Regular inc i-ach ‘
3 cakes for Lilo».
Peroxide Soup ‘
Awaited Odor!l '2'?
3 cakes for lief:
Quality Talcum Powder
Regular me for
8 ‘.
Amour’s Toilet Soon”
6 cakes for M
DeLonz’s Safety Pin. Q
Black and while . ’
Gccard "
Dr .tcr’s Knittinz Cotton .'
3 for Lu“;
Kirby Beard Hair Pins 3’
2 m for 9:5;
Kolynos Tooth Paste :9
Show
20am:
Ind waiver-general of Pant-Ila a:
“on. wns upheld today by the f
0! Appeals.
' 1‘10 railroad company has entwr .7
I. unreal m the m ”‘3
'order. and the higher tribunal“. do.
clan today dismissed thus amt
Home Made Ice Cream
BULK OR BRICK
FRESHJPMADE CANDIES
VISIT 088 LARGE PARLOR
THE NEW ENGLAND CANDY MIG. (0..
10 South Main Street
L
t Try Our Home Made
‘g - CANDIES --
m ”E CHEM
FRESH DAILY
CONFECTIONERY
It hrfiundac power-
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