. ‘ Naturally the Department of Agl‘i‘
culture (106% not intend to let this
state of things continue. All the farm
lproduce shipped from the infested re-
!gion is now thoroughly inspected for
H NORWALK
SENTINEL
jg. . y
‘7‘ THE SOUT
'- ' EVENING
newXEfiém-sn BY
JAMES GOLDEN
I :1" & A’f-Gm’ i I ' A belt. of poisoned foliage l‘as ‘lcen
area. too
s
g-” ,established around this
’SthififiAi’rTOGTTfa 1319 p
m" "'-""m"n"‘“~""‘ ““f' i Roadside weeds which harbor the beef.
n nutmeg“. N n mm.
‘llhc grubs
le are brinz cleaned out. soil i
are suspected of lurking is
' htide9zt'55 shin-9:32 p. m. ' .
gig rises 7:08; sets (5:08. . treated with sodium cyeanido 1n solu-
‘ “'3'- f: glion. Also the simple old method of
'handplcklng and destroying is em
ed in the anti-hectic warfare.
farmers and agricultural workers cot:—
MASONIC NOTICE
' Well
A Stated Communication of. Old
Lodge, No. 108, F. G. A. M., Will be held
at its rooms, Tuesday evening, Oct.
21“, at '8 o'clock. Wor. Brother I-Lar-
C. Scofield, Dist. Dep. forttns u1‘s“-
trict, will be present and w: ness -
conferring of the E. A. Degree. All
members are requested to mall? an ::
obewith usont «soc .
"a effort t deputy a cordial and
tinue to ctr-operate in this thorough
ancsze beetle but route it entirely. to
producers both,
'on and give our .
:ll'aternal nreeting. "T1": :vkll'i' be. O-— —
' doin after t e we .
”methmg Foratcrnally yours, . _ A REAL PRIZE.
fittest: JOHN K. FlNaHuM I Two 12 yez-r old school girls in \\'inn
ROBT-M- wILCOX, ' ' (Parish. La.. had been promised b.\'
Secretary. 1 l
__‘_‘_ ,,,,_... 4'! their respective fathers prizes of;
r" ' '— I
EVENING , EL_ mmnthcir own choosing If they obtainedi
PHONE CALLS 'pcrfcct mark.s in a Sfioiivord spelling
Iditorial Booms—~92. ltest.’ The girls passed the tesi. Cine.i
Business omce—93. 1388 :of them elmse a silk dress as her prlzc.‘
"Walk 3231131333;— 1% land hir father uladly purchased it
on! EdltO!‘ 8 es The classmate asked for a
's Residence—for hm“
lsmall steam-pressure cooker. And she
Business Manager
1062—3.
Editor's Residence—218—2
Member of '1‘
The Associated f
titled to the use
3 news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise In this paper and also
the local news published herein.
All rights of publication of spo-
t'lmt it.
This tale is not intended in point a
llllli‘
_ y___— ,
he Associated Puss.
Press is exclusively
or publication of
iloh-i'ul moml about a foolish
wise little girl.
Slltn'f-i the of
club members in their mvn cluh work
It simply
:irl and :l
interest auriculltlrnl
and their alv'l'lnt‘ss in seizin: even up-
gm dispatches herein are also re-
perved. porluniiy in do bctto r and better work
.__ ._,__-...,.. 7-— . _- - "" Tho girl who chose the cooker had
HALLOWEEN RIO’TS probably been doin: successful club‘
There are nmnr dill-i 5“” “l “0“" unrdcnin: and had been'learnlng thc
beforori’allowt'h'll 3-" will! “5 “mi" howl cannin: methods from a homo
But children are already on the 1'0" demonstration agent or the club lead-
ntfore'Hallmvc'cn is Wilh Us imam er. With her own steam-pressure
e‘en stunts. :cmker she will make enough mono.“
in on? city. it ‘9 “’P‘N‘Wd- a 5'0“"? to buy herself a silk dress when the
woman and her escort vu'l“ “"“kmg wants on", In the meantime her
along a residence “Wk“ “““n ”WY shinny new cooker will undoubtedly
give her just as man) thrills of pos-
trlpped over a string across the side-
«N'fzsion and happiness as a new-.dress
Tho ends of the string were
walk.
nttached to .in cans full of muddv “"",—nt:tylw more.
tor which splashed pretty thor-S At an am. when it all sperm. much
Ollghh' 0V9" “0‘“ pedestrians. A mm“ more like a delitzhtful game than lfiec
DHIN'I' I‘PPOl'lt'll lllc incidl‘nl (“llf‘f‘lru‘h’.worl{. she lQ discovering for herself
and ”if-'gt‘filt‘tl "‘3‘ ”W i'“”‘“"’“ “"‘m‘that construillw work and happiness
Slimll." Ill'a(‘li~"‘“u “W ”l“ ('"mm'r' “W do indeed 2.) together. She is learn-
tival. ling how to U>t' modern machinery and
Maybe this is real fun. but im- (lonhtllnt‘tlloll< in cunning and preservinz.
in this particular inslaucc d“"“"‘:°,These lessons she will carTT‘ over to
it.
’ var. ilom‘ lJ EUOG "10‘1““! "““H‘mg Olin-1‘ lines of activity as she grows
waist». allliodth some one mighlJriv“ olih-i. and in years to come. whalm’er
v
been seriously injured J)‘
There is a cool] deal of misery
falling. lhi-r occupation or station of lifv may
amino. she will look balk to that little
unhappiness in this \voulillic peact‘f‘" steam cooker as om- ol her most valu-
world. Riotin; and bloodshéfi. lzillol“;ili|o possessions.
l
struggles and poverty are only a ch| .
of the thinqs which are disturbing the! THE RACING PLANES,
It is u”! Tin-re may not be uite so much of
no name intense evcitement In the transcontin-
peace of mind of the public.
time for bad destruction in 1
Parents, teachers and guard-
&
fenelal race as there was in the flight
across the Atlantic, but there seems
it.
of fun.
fans of small. boys and girls—-— and ofi
n too—should strive hon-”0 be a little more reality ahnm
older childre
nf’Tlll‘ meeting of the east and West Ely-
eatly and patiently to instil ideals
courtesy and
r.
re-lcrs at Cheyenne may not have been a
kindness. fair play.
thezhit more prosaic tan the first news
I
met. for property and life in
minds T‘of the young.
Let there he just as much happiness:
of
’I’rom the Azores and the recovery of
zllawicer from the vasty deep. but it
held a little satisfaction of its own.
This successfuljourney of the rac-
them the difference between true funvf‘l‘s mea ant-plane journeying
and the kind that hurts and destroys.” right here at our doors. 1t isnl
Hallowe‘en should not become an ex- 50“": ‘0 be VPI‘." long before people
. l ’ -
i ' ‘ 'cuse for weeks of harmful pranks and “‘03-‘19 paying $2.) to the aviator who
lawlessness. Get the Jackofllanlernsfi'm lflkt‘ them “D for a few minutes
ready and) the masks and fancy cos-llrial [”9 5115' for the pure fun and
fumes, plan to do all the quaint old-
such as bobbing for
popping corn-
But put the haul
and real-fun in the lives these,
possible. _ But
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younsters as teach
us that
sensation of the thing and get into
te habit of buying a ticket and taking
fashioned things
a scat with a suitcase just as calmly
apples. roasting:
telling fortunes. etc.
oftpopuiar disapproval on the activi~
v‘ties that load to abuse of Ute rights
of others.
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BATTLING A BEETLE
The‘hpanese beetle scents never to
hove been included in the gentlemen“:
agreement between the United States
fiand Japan. Great numbers of this
“,2 "pest have come into the country in the
5’5 earth around iris roots. Aecoiony .0!
these {rubs settled in this country
and inflamed to multiply and
mead alarmingly.
The :leanese beetle-is an impartial
.mature and practicesice deadly jin-
8
nuts,
the next town.
The planes and the dirigi‘bles
here, and toy work. And say wh
you like about'the difficulfiefi, You
from now—maybe rive—you
s
are
at
‘ years
will probably have your little air bu
in your ownbacJ-i'yard. and think no
more of it than you do of your little
old lastryear‘s fliver.
sight of In industrial discussions is
bargaining. Whatever defects
In the 'presontproce'dnre of omitted
Ic principle made no defense. ~. .
tux-*3:
"' ' ,this post before it is‘allowed to pass.’
ploy !
It,
i
pay thcv Will not only check the Join
the great benefit of farm produce aril;
l
W
One thing that must not ‘be lost
that the'twenueth century method of
conducting industries In by collectlvfi‘
emf:
labor should hem. b‘utdfisgbay
. ‘Peasant .
. ehevtk
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Woman Who Fl an From moi-sofa“-
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Tale
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new“ .ws
W has- ‘: n ..
. Despatches tiom Althangel stale
lha
tin: suicide rather than submit to th e Bolshevikl.
sia are sellinc poison openly to womc n and cirls.
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I mdnv Russian girls are commir
Many dmgaists In Rus-
This photom-aph shows
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a peasant woman fleeing from Bolsh evik troops. when she'arrh‘ed at Vali-
vowtok with all her belongings.
M ERRITT A8 COMPROMISE.
Acceptable to All in Cast of Fight Be.
tween Wilson and Walsh.
Thai l'onmessman Schuyler Merritt
of this city would make an excelll-nl
compromise candidate for governor.
in \"lt‘\\' a factiunal fight between
the \\'.il.~b and “'ilson forces. ls the
l‘t'ptlrlt‘tl opinion of a member of a
state commission of this county. as
published In the liarlford Times. a
supporter.
fl".
liemoi ratir
Tim article. which is sellexplana-
Iory rollost:
"A member of a state commisston
from Fairfleld County. who was in
Hartford this wreck on ollcial bustnm
lrfl no room for doubt that the Repub-
lic-ans of that. county were preparing
for a hillt‘l‘ quarrel among Ihemsetvu
over the choice of a candidate for nov-
r-rnou at the Republican State conven-
lion. next year. There are two candl~
dates for their favor. One is Lieut.
Gov. Clifford R. \Vilson of Bridgeport.
and the other is Judge James F. Walsh
of Greenwich.
"The visitor to ilartford did not at-
tempt to conceal his symlmlhlvs. and
they wmv- di-iidrdly fer the nomina-
tion of Judge Walsh.
ant governor and the judge. and he
had not the slightest doubt that the‘
latter would receive the support of
the Fairlie-Id (‘ounty delegation if the
:dvleaales decided to vote :as a unit
vyvhlch was not at all likely.
I "The convention‘next year will be
‘made up of ~reprenentativcs of towns.
as in the past. and .it is not expected
that the county sentiment will have a
Adeterminlng effect on the choice of
'the towns as expressed by delegates.
1Later in the Week there was some
‘talk of a compromise candidate who
would go to the convention supported
‘by all the towns in the county and it
was suggested that Congressman
. Schuyler Merritt would be acceptable
to the contending factions. —
“The high personal chncter of Mr.
Merritt is conceded by all. It to re-
callad that he was first mentioned as
the man to be nominated to succeed
flhe late F. J. Hill in Congress by
members of his faction. This fact. it
is thought, brings the associations of
ytMr. King and Mr. Merritt too close to
’eult the. Republican State organiza-
tion. which Mr. King hoe-defied. and
lwith venue-cc, too.
l “The elimination of the King faction
may be a part of the program of the
I lRopublican organization next year.
as ever they do now on the local for‘
Mr. King threw down the glove to the
;organfzation fi‘his uncut speech in
iBrIdpport and by all thohwa of chiv-
alry the emulation Js bound to pick
it up or confess defeat.
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AUSTRIA CONSIDERING
‘ Q
E“; TREATY .
l VIENNA, Wedm. M 15 (Asso-
cidtfi Presi).—Alflth't )htional As-
lsembiy Itet "Muller. couiderauon or
the peace treaty from“! by the Peace
conference at Pat-Id and signed at St.
Germain on September 10 last. The
treaty was referred to a special eom~
mitten, the ‘0th being
carried out h new I‘ukm.
Rich-WM ’ themummy
antic It‘ibnort- the. rent! an the
.weeknvhe‘n it h-Withat'the nt-
Ifleation of the Instrument will take
place. ‘ " ‘ '
Dr. Otto Bauer.
‘u
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the Minute! of
Indboen
,1qu on fruit. trees grape vines, ‘ , . , _ _ .
‘h‘m variety of twin». We new Wu“... film m: Mire-981
iPRlSONER'S 5
He thought the",
context would be between the lieuten-'
.Drogram include a public. dinner with.
i November
'cers. departments. and cotfiatyen'atw
. hlbttion. of
zhere W today. Nitric fur has
been extenuvely used in garments;
TOMACH
HUMAN JUNK HGAP
H34 Eaten Everything but Food, Hop-
ring to Die.
BOSTON, Oct. ‘6.”‘DlFCOV9fl' of a
"human junk heap” vras announced bv
officers of the House of (‘orr‘ecilon at
1’1'( r island yesterday. Charles \\'.
Buzzcll, of Montreal. serving a sent-
ence of one year for forgery. complain
cd of indincslion. A kurflul opera-
tion resulted in the recovery of two
pounds of miscellaneous articles from
his stomach. '
The collection. Dr. L. C. Rockwell
said. Included parts of a dog chain two
feet long. a safety razor blade nearlv
whole. a suspended buckle and 17:9
fragments or pieces of glass. hay. wire.
staples. naiisnnd Defers. Believed of
these substances nun" has almost
entirely recovered. I! is said.
The prise r bad en accumulating
the collectio will icidfl intent. ac-
cording to Dr. Rockwell. since last
December. He had previously nude I
similar cumulative attempt to end his
life, but it was frustrated by an oper~
alion performed in New York, he said.
liuzzell told the surgeons that he
was a former clergyman. liuvinz held
chl'al pusImato-s in Canada. and find
Lcen convicted oi Wot-thins check op-
erations in Michigan. New York and
New Jersey.
SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION WILL
WWATE WPnETH «um.
mARY AT ANNUAL CONVEN-
The fiftieth anniversary of, the
founding of the Conni-CIicut \\'onnn
buffrage Association will be eeIc-g
bmled Novembrr 12.1.".. It. at the an-
nual convention. The association has
accepted an invitation. extended by
the Bridgeport Equal Franchise
League and the Falcticld County out;
frage Association to hold the conven-i
tion in Bridgeport at the Hotel Strat-
field.
The convention will cover a Ibroc-i
day period in order that there may be
time to give coupletc discussion to
the two Important-branches or work
now before the annotation. namely the .
ratification of the Federal Suffrage?
Amendment and the extension of Ihe‘.
work of the citizenship demrtment in.
preparing the women to vote.
Tentative plans for the convention
prominent speaks on Mime-day}
evening, November 1‘2. and o not!
meeting with a speaker of national
reputation on Thursday evening.
13. On Friday a Women's
luncheon will be hold. This luncheon
will make a particular feature “the
fiftieth anniversary of the Assocflmn.
Some 0! the old recount will be read
undue oldest member-sot the Loan-
ciution will be Invited to hie-present-
to give some of their reminieences of
early suffrage days. '
The Vi'ednesday season of the con-
vention will be occupied by the ad-
dress of welcome, and W Dr‘s:
men. 'Reorg-nmtion. ‘iochdlnz II
thorough W 'of We
work, will occupy the mam-nun—
ing session and the president’s address
will be given In a closed session In
the afternoon. Election of officers qu
take place Fridaynorlflnl-
M
AGAINST. HUNTING THE COYPU
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NEW YORK. 'Oci. lax—mic 1}an-
tlne government has decreed the pro-
hoaunx hr the Down. _a
beaver-like rodent which yields the
fur known as nanny-mime»:-
about— diuppearfniWfle up
amount of commerce In these domain;
durtnt that"! Joan. M
line-Amer! her of (fluvial
i
worn by women of America.
“The hunting of outdo.” the m.
- - me. “has been“ '
~
for“ man mm were .
ngCtrgt ‘
9h F‘v. ‘
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’1“ e we:
”3%.:
gproperty will be taken over by tho.
trustees of the conference. ‘ 1
At “'hite Plains. N. Y._ Rev. P. W i
isleps in} this direction. ,
Tpdny'tht with m removed part 01
'a prisoner.
M IN IOTERB REAPPOINTED.
Rev. G. E. Richter to Continue In
Cargo of Maple Avenue Church I
In Stamford "‘ ,
'The reappointment of ‘Rev. G. E:
Richter, of~IJarien. to the pastorate of
Maple avenue Methodist Protestant:
church, in Stamford, was made by the?
Eastern Conference or‘i‘hat denomina-i
tion. held at Shickshinny. Pa. when!
the pastors do ere assigned on Mondayi
to their fields for the neitt your. Revi
Jacob Frost was also reamifmm’ed ml
the church at North Cosco‘). John T .
Bridaon. I lav prea<her. who as been:
I lumber of the Maple avenue church
ML.
‘ To mm our containers and supply their “verb. Th.
CITY NATIONAL BANK, of South Norwalk. Cour.” h
made the following W1 Increased the workin: 5pm oi
the bank and W from the old Boston Ledger va'szem to
the new and unto-balm“. STATEMENT SYSTEIv'.
we sonar: aooomcrs wnn'rnnn LAFGE on
The City National Bank
loath Iorvllk. Dona.
“WY, OCT. 19. 1919
for over two years. has been flashed.
:Ié ._ _ “‘-
t _..._ .h, A
to the Noroton Helzhta church, The _
church at Silvemine has him declared
ontiuct.‘after 75 years of life. and the
Var-hey. D. D.. will become pastor.
succeeding Rev. “‘alter Angelo, who
Is to go to Ensipnrt. l. 1., no at North"
Tarrytown. X. Y.. Rev. “2 L. miner.“
fomerly of Camden. .\°. 1.. will follow'
Rev. Jacob Lennie. who goes to Mori-i
chee. L. I. The churchec mentioned
are the only ones of this dammit“;
out of te Hadron River, except ltd-i
eral on Lon: Island.
The decision of Rev. G. E. Richter;
to accept a reappointment Is gratify-j
l
Weluvel’ertillzers,¢roundllouc.3heepfcr ti It .i it:
aeadquarters for All Iiinlls of Masous' anK
I rmwauioiaunpp: o;
SOUTH NOBWALK
Successors to
RAYMOND 8308.
70*
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In! to the local concrezalion. who re:
quested him to continue as their pas-
to by unanimous vote. Durini: the
last term: he did not receive a fixed
aalar". and by his own preference. hr
will continue such an arrangement al- a
though the church society fixed on
amount creatly in excess of tha' paid
to any previous paszor. as the mini-
mum which they intrnd to pay Mr.
Richter. Th‘e church is now in a
flourishing rimdllion. both financially
and in Its spiritual work. _
.\lr. Ritcher also was appointed chair-
man of the Connecticut district of the
conference. an office ccrrespondin:
to that of district rider in Other Me:
thodisms, and as such will have super-
vision over the churches of the State.
and of \Vestchester County. In this
office. Moment" auccoeds Rev. Jacob :
Troost of (‘oscolx who had held the‘
position for several years. but has re-
eontiy been In poor health. and will
devote his strength to his own pas-
tomte. Mr. Richter was also offered
the amidency of the Forward Hoyt»;
aunt “omission of the Conference ' '
NG MEN ME 0 M OE
"Ml‘he declined. preferring to serve SHANTU A 0 NT DEBATE W A A
as its secretary. Mr. Richter was llSu WASHINGTON. 0H W__W,Mm 0,!
clutrnnn of a committee. Wk“ “(‘3‘ the smnlunz amendment to it:
President “disco a telegram of oym-‘peaee treaty was resumed in the sin
palla)‘. ‘ate today. with leaders hopeful Ina: a
gnual vote on ii would be had below
,adiournment. Although contending:
that the vote would be close. support-
'crs of the proposal generally concert-id
An effort '0 stimulate "‘9 interest that it would be defeated.
in ”‘9 campaign ‘0 ”9““: the “may“ At the outset of the debate St‘na'or
”00 0’ 0“”“0 W'ra “1 the “"me iKeIIogx. Republican. Minnesota an
Iancnnze in New York ME been 33““ pounced his omition to the amend
by wounded soldiers Who invaded "‘9 meal. declarinfz it would be inconsisa-
‘
M
BRIEFS.
'lmncial dh‘I‘R‘ “ m "rm.“ N‘ ”out for the l'nlted «Sh-Ice to ptwum'
“kiwi”- *0 “’"flm‘m lto dictate In the case of the Far IC...~:.
petitions. speeches were after remaining silent while German:
Under infimlons from e”! 0’ find other nations had seized posses
President “‘3. cabinet. Wm .sions the"" many years ago.
H. \‘i'il'son. "HIV 01-3359“ may? The Shantunn settlement was con.
lupin ”new” 0‘ ‘deumed as immoral by the Minnesota
"Sim! ‘0 ORV. ‘ the 01mm "h“ lSenutor. who «old he would support a
of the bilumlnonx miners 0111‘? c0““‘1reservalion by which the tintlm
try At a 31¢le of theolbiofifisfl‘dsiaies would decline to be a purrv lu
returr‘Wilson '19 "Mm“h‘w "‘39 :the transaction. I
Senator Hale . Republican. Maine.
Announcement has 59““ made by falso announced he would vote against
the war trade board section 01' "19 ithe Shantung amendment. and added
state department ”13‘ l‘. ‘5 “0" pre‘ that he expected to vote against the
$0 I.“ “mm """mm John-on lined-lent for equalization
for u“- Ivnmtion of (m dyes.
other than vat dyes. in amounts sum-
requirements of
Imoblies.
t ions.
Mitchell and Grant
--C-A-R-S-
10"“?! M. W61":
l
.810 done by then; or
of voting pmr In the League of :xa. .
He said he favored a reserva-‘
IN
ELECTICW BONFIW;
Thompoonvltte POHPC
BO)“ to COL 7‘
TllOMPSt‘NVllJJ-l i»
police have summon”
boy.» and young men ~
Court room this I \‘i-n'r .:
“’11.? the." should no: I"\
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Six wagons to flu vain: .
were burned up in a. l...;;
tion niizii'. (‘arl Milli “a
low‘n 31'“ and John Mill. .‘
Ihi l0.“ .; timit‘>'¢gon.~ I
to uni "' i-z' bills to the tnv
mint. Tin selectlnen ordc'i'
lim- tint-:irrziwnt to lnvc~'
10>» All i Flt‘i‘l Will be mado '
1h. tl.ill.. a» from the parenh .
lmy» Too much crap shooti'
been allowed on our public
nf'iiA 1l‘i.~ has [won ordered
pm. .\ liquor at the nortlh 'f‘
0' him lw‘n too flu-omit.
of law M0? to this has F u
ordemi
hes—.m,
{Him £0RSEIS
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and it
H
m
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cieni to supply the don dealing with smut-n: and ammo 5
consumers in the United 8“.” for me m‘m( ‘hg treaQy mlm such a! m“ mum
the at: muths‘ DOTlOd from November reservation were adopted. . 9
15. I919. in May 15. 1920. , i _
Vigorouely turning on his critics. Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer mum: I}
in the first public addreashe has made who went to Eamon. Pa.. recently lo , . ‘
sine catering the cabinet. *I’oetmusr- mm 0, am .g 1.1.. D, a. ”my- Write for APP“. "M“ P:
cr?fl\eral Burleson. recently to” the ette college. placed himself on record . ‘1
.\'a tonal Hardware Manufacturers as- as mm to restrictions on Im- 56 m A‘ E - a
Quotation. "1 ”“51”" Atlantic Clty. nitration much as were proposed In i
that the postal adminstraton was "re- the senate Tuesday by Senator l’oin- I ”mm -_
workable in development. wonderful date... it
In organization. and that its standard ' V‘
of efficiency borders on the miracul- —- - ~—
ous." ‘
mm mm a fractured hip re TTHAT WA effigy '
ceived when she wa- oaught between
the elevator and the elevator shift In
bet-Jim in flew You liorWl
Perlman, 28 years old. who served In
Fume with the Jewish Welfare board
has wahlday taken to St. Lawrence
hospital. For. more than two hours
them woman rum a prisoner.
bout.- the elevator 'mft. .9“! ~09
her body above the elevator \nd part'
banging below. She ran-Dad cud
scion: all the time’mm'oflor Ia
jury and directed members of the res-
Ile ind: book and ladder oom-
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