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E INTIIESENTINEE'
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associA'reo ensue «swornou ALL our: our rnz‘wonua IV A .chmu in“ arm oun own 0,,
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0mg: 8::ozrrce:3huzflrmm:ow SOUTH NORWALI, 00“.. MAY, 00123, 1919
ll ‘ l-BllSllERKl lllllllPS lllf'llllloll Mill fIVE llllillli INDUSlRIAl
2 ill on ll KRASNAIA GORIIA lllRlAllN A Alllls. llllllllll
' Humflulumulmul mucus
Treasury Department Offi-
Raln Probably Tonight and Friday.
CORNER Wlll
PROTEST RAISE
IN CAR IARE
.A strong protest against the in- Serbians
llllll Sll00l
A8 SIRIKERS
BURN ROUSES
at Italians At-
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LONDON, Oct. 23.-Krasna.ia forces back near Kamyshin, north
orka, a fortified city on the of Tzaritsyn, according to a wire-i
utheru shore of the Gulf of Fin- ' less message received here from1
.nd, abbut thirty miles west of . the Denikine quarters.
', ’0‘ n.
,- etrograd, has been taken by anti- ‘
'olshevik troops, according to
el's'rngfors advices.
Sloth and southwest of Petro-
g'ra’i. the Northwestern Russian
amtv seems to be making slow
progress. Advices received here,
however, would appear to indi.
cite a. slight advance by Gen. Yu-
en‘lizch during the last few days,
t being said a severe struggle is
n progress six and one—half miles
with of the city. Soviet forces
re ceported to have arrived at
' eir'lgrad from Moscow and to be
ngaged in the battle.
. General Denikine has again de-
:{IJHL having driven the Soviet
IIE AND
IISBAND BOIII
_ BRING SIlIIS
'4. ”'er contest is expected to
r. » Op next Monday, when the
1.: oer divorce actions brought
Richard G. Hendricks, of the
- Side. and Ellena W. Hend-
are heard privately before
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is suing his wife for a sep-
anon, alleging intolerable cruel-
. intolerable
. -‘L8 is counsel for Mr. Hend-
ism, and his wife is represented
Attorney John J. Cuneo.
The Soviet government, on “ta-Timothy Shea, Chief of the
‘ other hand, claims to have brokenf
iin the apex of the wedge driven“,
in northward toward Moscow by;
,the Denikine army, the villages of .
Sievsk and Kromy having been
taken. It is said that the Denikine
Cossacks are being pursued south.)
ward in this region.
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LONDON, Oct. 6 (Associated
Press) .—Petrograd is virtually be.
ing fed by “sack-carriérs"—per-'
sons who bring in small amounts
of eatables from outlying sections
,in violation of communist law.
.They are in constant danger, but
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I ACTIVE” IN WINSTEI]
Firemen’s Brotherhood,
Says Men Are Determined
to Get Another Increase
ERAE MINERS WANT
THIRTY HIIIIR WEEII'
New Demand, if Refused,
' Will Result in Strike No-IResignations Emotive No-
vember lst
formally rejected lht‘ proposal by Sec-
rctary \‘l'ilson for settlement
John 1.. Lewis, president of the min.
vrs' organization. announced that the
proposal was indcfinitc.
and failed to meet the situation. He
il(l(It'tl that he would so report to the
joint conference this afternoon.
“'ASHINGTON. Oct. 2ll.——llldicatitms
of the,
‘t-oul strike calla-d for Novelllbvr l.
inadequate
cial Hastens & State for
Consultation , ith Veter-
an Meriden enue Auth-
ority
EXPERISLEAVEBRNN.
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vember lst, When Men
Will Enter Private Busi-g
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'nation of Supervising Revenue Agent
Byxllct- of a report to that efflct. .‘tlII
resignations are
l.
Withdrawal of the Labor:
Group Likely to Break Up
the Gathering in Washing-
ton
A. E. [If L REEERATES
DISCUSS IIIINVENTII]
[flingis' Members Urge Sam:
uel Goinpers to Issue a,
Call
labor
Conference
:he withdrawal of the
from the Industrial
members of the executive
group
at
“'ashington. the Illinois Federation of
Theodore M. Byxlleo and five assist- Labor, in convention, this morningmr
ants in the (‘onnccticut district of the thorized ”‘9 sending 01' 3 “195538“ My
revenue service became known here Samuel Gompers. president Of ”19 Ann-
yesterday by the continuation ll)‘ Mn'crican Federation of Lanor. and to
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crease in street car fares to be
Imade by the Connecticut Com~
lpany starting November 2 will be
Imade by the City Council at its
f next regular meeting, it was stat»
I ed this morning. This action will
I be similar in nature to methods
ipursued by Bridgeport city of-
;ficials and citizens of other large
cities in the state, who have ap-
‘pealed to the Public Utilities
Commission for relief.
Pillll. lllllllillllN’S .
HASENfilNEEflURSE I
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Prof. .lolm ll()(I::llHll. whose work as
council. (1' . , . . . .
. . . . . . lrectol of manual ills twining m the
effective him-ember urging the immediatc issuance ol (
'Ihe men wlll t-nler private bust-,call for a speClal convention of tllr~ “1]. introduced a course ol' study last
local schools has been most success-
Igwflllllfllll’llill,
tempt to Destroy Homes of
Men Who Continued to
Work at Youngstown, 0.,
Mills
TWII SERIIIIISLY
WIIUNIIEII TllllAl
Increased Operations Are
Reported in the Mills in the
Pittsburgh District
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ated the Bolsheviki in the Volga 5 \\'.\SHINGTON. Oct. 23.7 The l'nit-I , ,
(Continued on Page Seven), ,9 Mine \VOl'kf‘rS Of America today neSS ‘) PleA, 1”,. OCT. 23.-—-F0ll(l“'ln2 YOI‘NHSTOVVN. Ullln. “M 1-3...
One lllzln “as llllzilly wrulndwd and an-
other .wriollsll injurcn \l‘hi-ll police
broke up two :lllcgmi :Iltonmls .1! ar-
son by hll’llxlllL‘ stl‘vl “'ll‘lil I’li curly to-
a}.
Joachim Marllplmo will (Ill', “‘llilo
Giuseppe l’nxzio. who was Flltll above
Th! Ill'till, Is in :l l‘llllf'lll condition.
A group of slrikin; Svrblnns and
Italians Il-‘Id :1 .-¢~( l'l‘l lat-Milli: in Brier
, . ‘ ‘ that railroad employl-s will demand ness. ’American Federation of Labor in g. .. . .. . . . ~ . Hill and (ll-lllll'll. l' lb :lllucml. tuhum
Ralds 0n Crap (names and granting of their demands tor increas-1 Thom- who resigned with Mr. 831- \K'ashington. hikl): 22:11:}32: 3:31:2231nji (:‘f 5:: Illt houses of normal men ‘.\Iltl contin-
COCk Fight, to Make Up ml \Vilflt'fi, lime and a half over limo, bct- an: ASSISIRIII Supervising Rcve-' “'ASHINGTON. Oct. 23. “1)l53llll— hccr “I? intmducinz that mm, ‘immm, ucd 1‘, “ms“. if ‘1...” ”ma”; m vio-
h.b. m.» (light-hour day and ('hungps in line Agent H (‘. \\'uttkcy. \\'. II. lion of the National Industrial (‘on- . l b' r work 'nto ii". J“ ior __ u,
For Dull Days Of Pro 1 1‘ working: conditions before the rail» - ference todayas the result of the with an ”mph 0 . I . n ~
‘ ‘ High schools of the entire country ((‘ontinuvd on l‘nr-l s- ' . n‘.
tion, Cause Furore in roads "I ”1“ country are turned back ((‘ontinued on l’ag‘efauz'lt . 'drawnl of organized labor's rcpresrlu- An “Human-l9, "wmul hy a lripnd m __.._ _ ,--#
T Ch. f (1 Id DC' by tile GOvOnmPnt to private control. ". olives. set-med Certain.
0wP_ '9 '9 en is contained in testimony by Timothy “You cannot play Hamlet willlnul MEXIBANS ABBUCT
fiant
V\'lNllSt)ll I.()(‘KS. Oct. 23 Is
Windsor Locks. with its 4.000 popula-
tion, so oil fired good that it no longer
needs it police department?
This question is being freely (le-
blltcd Ill this little 1lp-l‘i\'t-l'.town. and
ent pcriod of high cost of living and‘
the fact that other towns are increase
int: salaries of town officials.
Daniel L. Golden and his assistants.
Melvin L. Darby and \Villinm Ilaydvn.
Illt-fficicncy is the cry of those who
would oust the police and an organ-
SIN a. Chief of the. Filemen‘s Brother-
hood. before the Railroad Administra-
tion's Board of Railway and “'orking
Conditions.
Mr. Silva told the board duringv its“
htzlrinc of the firelncn‘s demands. ac-
cording to the testimony published to-
day. that to members of his brother
hood was due an increase in wages.
Continued on Page Twelve.
Norwalk Chapter Also Offers
Prizes for Night School
Ashlin DANCE
WAS stimulant
Something allocethel‘ out of the rut;
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Laurel, Daughters of (‘aslilo, enter-‘
tained, last night. a large gathering of
que decorations added efieclively to
darkened. lizllts [Hmt‘lllL’ only from the
while serpentine
among
”black cats."
st reanlcrs \\ cl'c
dancers.
papcr
throw n the.
lie added that he planned
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IN WESIIIN
terday
Louis Bannay. a well-known Bridge-
Iport business man. was almost instanr
‘IIamletJ‘ said Thomas L. (‘hadbouznia
‘chalrman of the committec of {I'll-'4“.
”I I“(‘(‘lll ,
Nll'll-
\‘onllnucd on Pace 'I‘wclvc.
Ill YEAR IIEII IIIIY
IN PITIEIIE PEIRHT
lad is said to have been deserted by
his mother, after his stop-father bl'll»
‘lure
Iunablc to hold a permanent position.
and is in pitiful need of a guiding hand
to set and keep him right.
Tomorrow morning the boy's mother
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3111 F- Tammany, Washmg- 101ml}: $013,: 3.3”.mgpayl9‘13”?!“ (it. adding: "It I cannot not it out of this ”I I‘ll“ 01111118”: run 0f dances was held _._._
ll ”feet: “rho has been apponlted possible [but action may be taken at conlcl‘encl‘. i.‘ may be npfl'ssml“, to us" :imld lai. WEI-“flan A)? ‘dagl-coltored 'au-Z A pathetic case. ““01"ng a 165-931" —_ v~
cgrnnittee by the SuperiorCourt :1 future town meeting to reduce their it‘ll” HH‘.IH>. but I “I" gm": I” R” j‘llxlinoflhlhlerxlf ahwddft-lacficcagfionlfi‘ ,4 old boy of Hungarian parentage. was VAg‘ent of Puebla kidnapped
. Ivceive testimODY- Mr. Hend- S““"'“”‘“‘- “""n i“ “1" me “E ”‘9 W“ ' terns. in Red Men's Hall. on W'ashing- " ““3"“ JIM“? .‘F‘Sh‘u'gh' "‘ .”“‘ ‘"-‘ . From Factorv bv Bandits
coull .thls lnolnlng. for solution. The i..- '
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\‘l'illiam 0.
agent at.
\VASI‘IINIITON. (’lrt
Jenkins. American (‘onsulm
His wife retaliated with 8. Trouble Brewing. . ‘. . . , ,' , tally beat him and drove him from his ‘ . _‘ ‘ .. .
mm divorce claim- a arm‘s? ———-— *‘
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doubt that trouble is bI'P‘tVlnll. and . . . {[JOUIS Bannay’ 0f BridgC- m“ of doors and .n \.lcant balns,ealll l‘uobla :tnd ls DOIHL’ held for Slfllmmfl
has been informed by the blt‘Vll'an For—
eign (lfi‘iec thzll the (:ovornnwnt would
take all possible st! ll~ to liberate Jen-
kins The Allll’l'lf'fln o lllbilssy has been
infidelity and . . _ , .
. a c ' i ‘- . x « ; -. . . , - - - mg just enough money by dolng odd . .
.Jlty. The couple have three IIIInTIIn ”<th tElisalsfilrlfiiintllgpzl-ERItill EMEREENEY CHER]. 111m luctulrosque surroundings. A nov- port, In Fatal Acc1dent “1 jobs ‘0 barely sum“, on. p00] mm,“ ransém. tl'lo (:llzlv lupzmmo-ni was ad-
' , . . , . .- , . . )' ,e ty of t in evening was a “moon ‘7 ' ' _ , WI 2" l] x 's ' ‘ V”... was or ,3.“
...r Children Attorney Leo “Im‘ll I)“ It “10““- 00"“3” of (“HE '., dance." held when the hall was scnli- alley Forge DlStrICt’ YES and 12)". 113m dil‘ls £112,013,}:(‘1201'2pi ’l‘hc Amvrlcun embassy on inquiry
“““”‘ "T‘— —’— ized cfl'rll't was mild? 10 Drew)!” the The ('Onlllllll'l’ in charge includcd' Iv killed while hunting in the woods » . . aulhol‘lzt d to (IPHHI a lllvnlhl-l of it:
. - passage of a. vote. at the last town and Junior ngh SChCOI Jennie Lcc. chairman: Burma “011- in the Valley Forge district, in “'esv “ml eleybtrhcl‘lvsllljl bivll‘lsll'llgltd. H;
Inleetlllg. which pl'OVHIt‘d for an lll- __.- ,_ finally. Helen Savage. Bessie Briggs ton. ycsterday, when both barrels o" f,",l:,‘,‘:mf Elf I???“ {0:31'f1"d:ll:1 ('On'ln‘w“ “’1 PM“ T“”'l""*
“' 'f'l“'ai~‘** 0f 513"“ a 3'1"” fm' ““Ch ”I ”l“ l:\'(‘l'j.’(lnv Ila}: kniftr-(l m.» 11,.) ml. and Frances Splan. l-Ilunla Donnellyhis hammerless shotgun were dis- bl d (”min flimff, EH2}. {63“ Id :0 .-..--_. ._ fl ,..._ l
lhrtc member's Of’thv department. A mm.“- and sci". H1 my um \vansuicnell and Mrs. McLaughlin had charge of_char;zed as he was getting on r a stonc I be chlnnlitt‘ed‘ to ”(14, (‘ountsv ll ‘00 u' I '
petition is helm.v Clx'r‘ulaff’d '0 35“ ”l“ children of Franco and Belgium. It is the ice cream boolhi ””1"“ and 1‘” ”may“ ”‘9 “1“ "“0“!“ an institution 'nd as he is» no Orlalf” a" ERS T"
. sell-clmen to call a special tow-n meet: no“. “n“. m mm m“. efforts to ,3“. Iof the double load in his abdomen-Pd with anv llllsdenleanor ”Swims, J
111;: for the purpose. of lcsclndlng llllts “.m.,3“.i(,kpn children of America. our mutilating him tcrribly. He ill/L: :lr- be sent m j, boys' 'rommm'm‘y
' :‘cfll W. L. Burwell, of the
gr; office, to prepare for the new ex
liurwell, in charge of the (‘ity Ex-
Nile.
(Continued on Pace Ithahl).
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"'I'Ilil(ll'ell'<
'L'fll'IlH‘nl to 2'. “
think if lather than havinc it sold for
home land. he Ilnuzhtcrs of the Ame
trican lit-\‘oltlflon h'l."
I‘Illlvrzr'ncy
ur‘uitlllnlied a
(‘hcsli‘ Inlo
rummagc snlra'" stop and
ten or tummy-fin- cents it Would not
REFEREE REPORTS IIN
divorce action brought by Edwnrl It.
Castleberg. mnnected with the Mur-I
phy Manufacturing Company. East!
companied by a friend. named
ole. who hastened to the nearest holist-
' underlay-ill:
and telephoned Fablc's
WERE PERSIINAIEY
ilieved everything could be adjusted all
;right without going to court. two boys
charged with the theft of a bicytle
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American Express Com- p‘— "‘ iv will go new garments. of all SIZC'S, ‘ Irooms. in “'estport. where ””3 hm”.
,. . ' ' S ' . ' ’ and knitted sweaters. mittens. (ans. l“'3-‘ hike“- “I‘d 13”?"- shlnped ‘0 “l” ~ ' . .. . . '
‘25)"."9 NOtEfie Shlppeis 01 I WARNCKE WASN T Mufflers and skirts. Also worn clclh- . ‘home in Bridgeport. ‘ " A1 d I'L’llldl “muting. (){f‘l:mh'll ER”.
1 8“ Law in Effect Dccem- . .ing of all kinds and old shoes. out. __ I M“ Bannay was forty 3'93” Of age. 5‘2’ JNB5 1' 1 Km Afivl-ncit'wv ”"13 ~ A:
her 10th ‘ grown perhaps. but still good. These. I Ice JO 9 l R T-lvlor of “.?:.1_:and conducted a quick lunch. at 1'1! , bor “In?” .Ilall,” "1‘ l‘lri‘tfiw'fir’, '
—___ -. . , . .. .. 5-” -‘ ‘ . . . 1'n'2""tN.S4l[t s‘ . vm vamp “15“] "as
S: ”S were taken ““1in by Agent “v. 1010 you send it wmn or outclolvn the Superior court his findings m ”.9 :trget,mdg( a o l he amt1 Because they are said ,0 have m, ,waccs tl'om u", old “a“. of not [935
,than $16 dollars a week and a com:
‘mission of In per (‘1 nt, to a flat rate or
not less than $20 a week and it 130 per
Si packing requirements, which go I . . .. . , .. . . . ..
- oflcct on December 10th. He has: It") “m“ gm"! 11;!“ “male“ 5’ Norwalk. against Elizabeth Castle-g ,failed to appear with their parents. in cent. commission on all mil-hints 0f
. advising express shippers to , “y t‘ l 1,, , . “berg, of London. England. Judie 18V“; Iihe downtown (‘l‘ty court. yesterday :26 or morc.
r the new rules. which have-(been (- ”1.... I ‘V . cke tl lu<tlin . 1‘ on mum on “129 T“ phe)‘ Llor was appointed a commit“? by we: :morning. When they Tailed to attend This action has born undr lder-
-H .4 ,. mn . 19 1 - 8 ant “-——’— ~'-—- 1.0“” ‘0 conduct confidential hearings! ' ation for some time a“ on Offset Ft
vcd by the l‘niil'd States Rail
4, the forthcominc standards.
«writ-r the new rczlllalions.
mlmdied ill what is known to-chni
Administration. so that they may
bl» to adjust their pal-kin: moth-
Which
' popular apple grower. of \‘l’llton, who
has to work nights and Sundays, these
days to keep up with his Norwalk or-
‘(lt‘I‘S for perfectly sweet and unfor-
Illt'nlt'd cider. was delivering one of
GREAT INSREASE
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Mrs. (‘astleberg is lileI
?0n the case. . ,
Patience and -
mother of two children.
lEdward. but her husband. in his in»
‘tion, asked for the custody of the boy
lonly. Castleberg‘s attorney is Leo
gSIRIIK III PAY
,the court. this morning. as instructed.
‘Policeman Frank S. Stratton com»
mandeered an automobile and person-
ally conducted them to the trial by
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:motor. The woman to whose son the
:stolen bicycle was sold. is quoted as
the II_ (‘ of L. and has lwen received
with art-at satislaction by all of the
union journcymcn bothers of the city.
A rellslon was also madv In thou
Opening and closinz hours. which rc-
!} its Supplement No. .3. to prn-sg ”ION putty blue krgs to an uptown Davis. and the EngliSh defendant's m“. ;saying that the difl'icully could be after will Open at b n m. and clos at
~.<lification N“: 36- 11” shipments (Continued on pa 8 Fort") ‘tercsts are in the hands of Attorney: jl‘ighted between the parties involved. 7 p, m.. vxcopt on Saturday. when all
. l._v,- (xxpr-(lgg. “442}an mcr 25 g ‘ ‘ I ”—‘——-- {John J. Cuneo. and. for that reason. the boys‘ parents shops will (‘IUNL' al 9 o'clock in tho
. . .ds mu“ be ”adj”! in r d ”—— HARTPORD. Oct. 23. ~3Iotor \‘elrt- liailed to attend court. evening.
. . . l. . .. Loo en clc Commissioner Stoeckdl said yester- I ‘
ll' doors or cartons. of flbrt- board. I
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,_ -.'- _ ,. ‘ . U, ) _ .. . ‘ :day that for the past two weeks there .
2522:6193! f.?’::1p":‘g'd :tld“' board. had been a wave of automobile acci- ' mt 3 Judgment for 55-00 re'i
f N ,mcnm,:; t ‘ Tamwn WI!“ ldents throughout the state. He attrib-i cently awarded Paolo Danese, of.
I' ‘ ‘ Ah 0 ‘ Ten mm; 1". fiAZETTE BUILBINE lites it to the increase in the number} '8 STRANDEB HERE LexingtOn avenue, by the Court of?
._ , . m : of cars. At this time last year there‘ ' I
((fijlldllli’d on v.13! Six). l I. were 90.000 automobiles registers-d in Gammon le my be paid, Phe
‘H_ ' ‘lConnecticut while todav the n " 3m and mute! 0f the m‘oe'
. . . . I - . . . umber
one Sees-Conallatlon ' ...._———-— store and cobbler shop of Lean-l
is 104,000.
, end
“- ““0 110.0
He believes that before the' E d enlisted In the United
0‘: the year the number will be Stgfg'gfiuihfin Springfield, a middle-
.1 \ ———-————— ghave the contract for the changes in “@213,‘Efi‘5nggggeggzg‘?in? 3mg. aged recruit found himself stranded in
. tut.» Oct. SIM—In the letter which the Gazette building. faced a dit‘ticultlmc..!my and b , the an“) ’b't ref 59 gSouth Norwals yesterda‘y without
in!" Iii-nitric? sent to the cclcsiastical task- {Oi-133': “'11?“ it “'35 datermlned tclother qtates; ’ Mr 3:095:31 Isisys 201;: t‘unds {0 2mg; :;n3$;u$czel:
. . i. . l org. as In
The workmen employed by the
as Cure 0f W'ar EVilS Schwarz. Company. of Bridgepo ardo. Brunetfi’ of New Canaan; ......._.__.___
wilt“ ”3: ‘3 mug-11:3??? Candidates for office in the recent 8264.60: ll. Ilurr Beach. S47.
ne mo“ ' . puty . ' city mayoralty campaign have flledI City Treasurcr~Wilhed Bodde
IonW. Benedlctwillboflle 015W 31th Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith‘ssaso; Spencer 8. Adams. :25.
notioneer. The fixtures of the certified statement of the sums 01‘ City snenn— George w. Gray.noth-
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was in France on the occasion of.1‘9m0V(‘ the two big cast iron columns' .
. . p .. , . state needs more highway mileage to. Tu sd night there but yes- I
l. (unselflallflnvroccntly of the (‘mho— from in front of the Central Trust . He spent 9 ‘y " “on - “.0 and“. ' ~ .
«z m ll r Sacred Ilrrtrt. His Holiness Company. which the original plans of :ggimofigdfégathigtfié}, N°§l°§§£§§ ”rd” “mud himself; “"53 '3‘,“ ’ Winch now . P";m‘fi‘ii'oillifiifiefiepflsfirgf’éfsefi‘giflfl infrfif‘mfieflfiffiflf‘hmfi‘gfim
dunno... H... fem. um unless the pm. ‘ the architect had left in their places. 53mm anewg’n to the tag that ad: with“! a nine? to 833;; ”one: tuchmeut, include shoe repunnc Me ° - v“ mm, B Baum“ “mm”.
of the World were conciliated soon when the other similar columns were the law of 1919 each jltnev mutt 8; fig’mgzrgtffly tntotlt. After: machines m at $3” and ‘3 Leo Davis, defeated nominee for? Board of Education—Harry E. m
ould see no hope oi curing the removed, before the new yellow brick bonded tor $5000 on Jordan 1 It "new a... meet. to. tom. um lumber of eobbler’s tools besides mayor, spent :97. or that amount :85 new :5; Franklyn G. Brown nothin-
.{nlgf’filic‘gdulllg fleeing. h it 25:13:11! tthe second and third stories, ' will cost about ‘25 to secure ‘ jl'mey 'he to corporal George Uh; stock of I”. .mt to the genera: campaign (and; .Wmlun J. Tracey, 325. V '
A .t v _ ‘ ‘ w [c 9V9“. a - . l cease . . th‘: . hm. H.| a}. ‘ “an m ,, I I. the ‘1‘. mm; W ‘ W '
"'1’ “'al‘ is sweeping over the uni- Many 93859wa mused to "‘0“ n It is'mmt 3:26an to m'vggmhfigflal m or” - r » we. at: 82 gm W'm “ling; V I I “L
'-= 4- and conludes by saying: “The when the others were um out.torit m‘m w W ’“m” ‘ ~ ‘ ' 3‘ 1 * I I V ‘ I ' I I, V I, I
wk which the prudence of men has ’ fl "'9‘“ _ ' ' ' ’ ' " ' ” " “ ' ’ ” > I. E r" '1
l‘gttn in the .CfinlexfenCe ”9; VW. ' - ' . W .
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