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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 24, 1919 · page 1

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l'nl‘athonlable secrecy obscures' the October 7.“ Marsh swore that the 15-

Having HQId Intelligence supposed [y'lrl‘j-rge in this cit . — . Ossining N. Y well know ‘ < With a loss. estimated at 850.000. Fourl
,_ , . . .~ - _ -- ‘ . l. of year old lxeller girl was 22 years old.: . . ‘ " ”n ,m m“.- - STAFFORD SPRINGS 01 ..4____ .
u Ill] the Enemy During gillfifiggfinyiartgliegtll-aflgulli lxell‘ler. grid that he was 2:}. No return has yengligiteazl'thlgoggpthe; $3.133“???$233”'1?§§1§:en%3w2nh finial: W‘Efikzavtigi-“bolen goods valued at ‘2 30‘” were! by Wireless by the JSP‘II-
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the World W at 4(ook. first class. in the United States laénpyrgv‘lflegf'[lhgnltleclllzeliitl‘ilgeugig his? field “"“e' m ““3“” '°“"d"d~ "micxpm‘m‘s °' “ 5m" gummy “illo'le: (rm-n a boxv C‘" m ”‘8 “ma“ €86 Steamship Tanyo Mara
' ' ‘ umbus Day, by his father's hunting small arms ammunitiou in storage. Al ”“18 l yards Vl ednf‘sda! evening. ~

 

 

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, \fi; ‘8 \ H). buperxntendent of Police John returned SIX days after a marriage oer—i gun, at Port Jervis. N. Y. dying the biolOgy department building enarbylwmk’ the car was awaiting shipment. .

,r . A. Redzate of Bridgeport has written cmcnv The girl's familv in Brid II as ’0 m w ‘

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i Hall" PERS N a letter to (‘hlef of Police William R. . port, who have been unable to locfte' .llo ing day. e ‘ pular a ong as threatened. - 'alsodnentzarid 02:51 b2‘13‘()llza.rit:iwcharm: “as
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glutamate? Kawai-crhuhe- states lll: her. are considerably upset over the“?!lich he was held in tin home town. - . Th" car "as found “Stem“ morning
1M") ab: Judge £8.13efiiazeiéeanxggzrlzfR:fiz;lr;u.:lllx§eill‘;nt8§néentlRedgbate wfitesi ‘ was shown throug‘l the fact that bust ' irmiinned on Page Six). in?“ Bamek's "055mg about 8 mil“; '
_' . . . . l .2 r us i re lave een askei i ' . . ‘ , ' ' south of the town. it is believed that '
THUS m fllE:“-l>l.lilcton street. Judge Candeerto investigate the matter. Nothing‘ai‘ssfllinoglries closed m Olsinlng during i'h“ doth, when taken from the Doxl .

states that he has no recollection.'could be learned here this forcnoon‘ Th ' db! '3 'car Was D1816“! on the handcar and?

nvhatever. or marrying the couple. A‘of either Marsh or the girl althouglilpp “'e {liung mmém‘s“;f¥her, Isaac carried to lht cros‘ing where i‘ “ l“!
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ort Jervis,

. .- . ~m2lrriage licnnse wa iss dt M b. ‘ ' . "(m .
blade Futile EfiOl‘tS t0_Galn’: s ue o ars in the marriage license the address .ofito inspect several 1le dogs they ‘lransferred to an auto or truck and I 1, Prisoners Cantu“

 

 

by Town Clerk Herbert'R. Smith on out was given as Noru‘alk 1 l ' ' ‘
‘ ‘ . - . 7 ‘ . i . ‘antkti ated rc n 1m th > carried off. The goods were in two, -
.i‘ commutation of Sen . 9,, mg. "30:? “trial." mi: ‘33! MINES RHEBT leases, one having been owned by me. When the City of Kamy-
trace 1 l illlc dogs. Psalm .1 m. young "I'm“ “MPH-‘3 and 0‘19 by we! shin Was Taken
. < ‘7‘“ “ARREST [If fillV’l ‘ MINIMUM WAliE ‘ '“M “W "'° “3"“ “are“ . l
inns. li.;.~".~- .. i» - . . l . en 9 “99'0“ am: came “i v . ' . -l ' -
«r .-i.-.l on “(charge loll? llllljvlilgullelm‘i‘ll- . ‘ lilt‘njllltlrtl islldiegag1m-rtzifigfiet.$&ft mil NEW PRHNSA lwork yesterday morning the men? -prla(<))l'ililll‘r “Ll-emf; xsllnllrltlsli:
' - ' ' Hound tho handcar house lock brouen 12;”: 'been.‘ C:\‘:‘;‘Wd m. tantrllolshevik'

1. lll;‘;ll(l¢' will: the enemy, was ex. 1 attempting to Cross tho brook. the el- nd tl . . A d .

l v l|i.-. til Sallll‘ Pl‘lsOl’l ill 7 O'ClOPK I run HATIERS dpr Ina“ put his foot on 8 fi'cst-en- a to ear missunxz. river of a ‘lfor . . ,. _ ‘ A -
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l. [r Hioinlnc. . . crusted rock. He stumbled and. in “ASHINGTON. OCL MfAOpe-rawrs I’d-“3mg du‘on‘Obn“ relmflednegi‘milwge picked up by the Japanese ship

failing. the gun dropped from his and miners today rejected a proposal'seen the car in the bushes

 

 

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M h ”WM.“ on Champs “ism: out > _ __ hands. “(WIMP the fact that it was by Secretary Wilson that they negoti—gcrossxng and there it was found. A f;::::g:1:la‘ignno‘f‘urlldil‘l‘ “mans of tho
“I “Tum“ made by :m'nlan azenis 'NEW Bill of Prices to Take woman with ii safety leek. the gun, in ille a new wage agreement calculated flittle later. two big packing cases were ‘rc ormd capture of ”Wm.

1" “A mum “ "del‘eatisl" campaign in E“. t N ' be , its descent. exploded; the entire to avert the strike of soft coal miners Hound broken open in a box car in lhc' {,OVDOV on 24 one ‘ thousand
15m l- in 1.915 and 1916‘). The others . eC oyem r 1.). IS ('lllllze entering the son's left liz. called for November 1. l-Vards, near the freight depot. Nemhilprizonels ‘werc ‘t'apturcd hr anti-Hol-
to... not deillh as a result of revolu- Proposed . Tourniquels were ”filled to stanch The operators would not accept “who” m the "mm” of the yards clalm‘ shevik forces when the (‘ilii 0' Kamy-

lwii,‘ made against them were Boll) Ne“, York Becomes “fary -—- the, great outflow Of blood and the ”“159 the miners refused to withdraw led ‘0 ha“) heard noises in the )al‘tl‘e‘ hi i the 0an Valley was taken.
the slrike,order, and Mr. \Vilson then i‘“ a late hour “'ednesda)’ night. is n. n '” “ ‘

Jl‘>l|. executed April 17 1.319 'llltl ‘1 Aft - . . - - . \rOU'] n -‘< f {l . d

. . . ‘~( . . er I 1 m A new bill of plum:‘ to lake l‘ff‘cl - ‘l‘ inn. 3 ‘9' al the accom~ . - - - .
J'ile'x-Vvllflr faced the firing squad (w ft “(ll/[dd cuts for xm—pmbm- 15. and to continue “1;!“ panyln: owner of the hunting dogs. came forward with still another pro—g This is the third time that woolen.
UL" H. 191: Both were directors 01‘ um Are a e June 1, 1920. was discussed and lirar- l‘ari‘ied him l“'t‘!ll}' mil s to the Deer posal for settlement. on. WlllCl'l both 'Eoods ha“? We“ 5‘01"“ from m” m ‘menl issum from (leiieial Deniklne'u

7 he (;"rlllfllml)llllt‘ l]“\\'>‘ll:1ppr Bonnet -- lically agreed it on at a m ' Park Sanil'trium. lie led in that in- sides immediately went l0 work- {the 3'33“! during ”1" 935‘ ["0 years. . .‘. ”m Coggacks. the
”ugh . . _ ' . the officers of life hat unionieniri’igtl‘ig :litution \hp day alter e accident. This provided for a straight increase The thieves Were not caught in either Eafigggé“;gfi have “fumed Pavlov-
;mmm “I” “S H you“: man had . It “as hard to buy a drink in how East. held the first of the week at If. J. “'asbburne Was resident also of fifteen cents a ton for picked min- occasion. k ; Cos-sack villaae in n“, pm".
._ ’ i ork yesterday. Arrests of federal the Broadway (‘entral Hotel fie“. automobile supply coin ny in Ossin- in; with an increase in the some rltlol M .9 8&1. 3k b" ca .iurln five hundred.

flgt'nls acvused of grafting and inalca- York C“, The meeting was attend- ing of which Hr. .1 ‘ "we of u an. I a.

lions that one of them would t is d 0‘ thialcliy, for machines and‘otlg; d Mort ht ’ “ l l #
, . . .. .. . . - . “fined, t eofflcers ofthetwo Now-iii: secretary“ t . bor. The'mm I' W “l - 7‘ ~ . ‘
--___.__.~..._'_n; ' gotates ‘endence saved cflEs’.‘ paint”- pies digs; and secretary — "- __.._...._..____ there, Should be an eight-hour any i ‘ ‘
_ , eta and motor inns. where hitherto association-William Alexander. presi~ “from bank in bank" and a h‘"'h°“-' ‘ ‘l . ‘ ~‘
nw—‘hifig’ but the price has been nec- dent. and Charles Keene. secretarv, TEA nday on Saturda)‘. the agreement to DP. 4 .
tgxmil) in order to satisfy any alcoholic. of the Hat Makers; Charles Lynch. . .effective November 1 and to continue ; ATTACH“ lN '.
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'3 REEflMMENflffl Dragging"! W9!“ Inloli‘gt‘f‘l- tal‘)'.,of the Hat Finishers. Some of the miners intimated that .
. ill ire men. inc u in: three iml- The, propogpd new bill . _ ' " ‘ new ro osal would noii - - 1
. oral agents. held for hearing. sub- “ mild in fir‘srulégzgtzrv. anypingp that the." bad Medlcal Examlner Make‘cl “AMAEE 3“"

. . . sure a minimum wage scale of forty- . .
poenas “ere, lbsut‘d for a Score of eight dollars a week. on pit-ma \vork. lbeen informed that the operators had' Report In C Of Man
a increase great- ' ase

.. :l- Joseph H. Tavior in his re. prominent cafe owners and several This new scale will affect onlv the ‘ . '
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.e\ eral hundred members of the the 1.3“. in the Killed hlle Hunting
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1‘ ‘ .1 were" made to the Superior politicrzlns to appear before a federal finism‘“ “ml’l‘lfl’d in Norwalk. if was (‘onnccilcut State Tcucherx' \s'ocia- 9" than 17 per cent. '—

.' , ll”, n]()1~njng_ recommended that grand Jury. Men involved in the revc- stated by one of the local officprs to- mm are holdinc am. of flu: a secretary's proposal. 4 ,q 3“ Eiw rd Doulene serv-
‘5 .- ...1 ll. Cagtlpberg of the East amp latlons were particularly interested day. as for several weeks. as the rc- “1901“; q in thié citv today , I group, fl" l A decision or accidental deal“ “’35 “(‘qu ‘ ht“ t( a tie are-e 0!
l. .- .lnh-d a divorce from Elizabeth ”Sterday in the V‘"‘-’e““.‘“‘s 0" Charm“ 3“" or increases asked by the men In thgt: South Vol-wane M thodist LONGSHOREME 'made ywt‘w‘ia‘" by Medical Bummer led an attachmen ml‘rolss gstree’ft and
‘ ""“74 of London England. Cas- P' )charver. alias.‘ .kaer-u one M and granted by the manufacturers. churcthhis‘mornin Fred ASP C ' ‘ ORK’GOI‘hnm who viewed the body "f Louis Rienhold haze. zLlefiterddv in t"
i : asked for the custody of his ““1”“ agents under ”'9‘“- Wh“ mm‘“ the rate 0‘ pay has been increased. eup‘erirlterd‘eni of g. the St afmrrt'l REFUSE To W ilannay. we“ known Bridgeport "T" ’“n'mn ajgnup' 's lor injuries to the
; -,m the com.” of Connecticut quite a record as a hunter of nloon-‘unlil. with the excewion or the fin- schools Aresided as chair namlf’h Etalll'allt and garage owner who was claims f9! anr‘a‘liz‘fied-rick M ”Cullen
5 .1 no jurisdiction over a child in shine stills in Tennessee. isliers, batters have been guaranteed housiofivogened witha mmmtag-t‘v qi e. \‘FIVV YORK. Oct. 24.-—N0 change in Ishot while hunting in- the woods near automobtl‘le: (Z 8 :10; M gloat of m
'I- lltl. who has never lived in the He had a long ta“? yesterday With that “()9le pay. led by Clayton 1‘ Stevens Dulihé 3:: 'h‘.‘ longshoremen's strike at this port \Veston Tuesday. gigahowtava Sew ll'ol-k citvk as a result
. mi States John A. Minion. spec-.al assxstant red- The demand to bring a uniform‘moming Miss )iary Stewart. corre- marked the opening 0f the working. Alfred Nichols 0f Trumbull. a hunt— lot" a Sanghfional accident. on Wall

erlll attorney in charge of prohibition wage scale throughout the industry. spondmg secretary of the National day today. The United States smp'iing companion of liannay. told the “rpm ”mm“.
enforcement. and later “as released and “‘llLCll brought about the meet. Federation of Business and Profession. ping Board's ultimatum ‘0 the strikers medical examiner that while “Pilal‘aipd Mr. gloat who is connected with the

l E in the custody of his counsel. unable in}: in New York city originated the '11 W ' ' . ‘ ~ ' k b ' 5'30 . m. had h h d B " discl r ed He - - - ~ .
. . . .. .. . - . . . omens Clubs. of “ashington. I). to ”9mm ‘0 “or -‘ “ p . . 9 “r “m” 5 g“ * ‘a K - Auslln construction tompan). has
REVENUE MLN WILL to furnish ball of $1.000. Ball for ..m 10ml officers say, in the Orange. N. Dr, brought no reSponse of any kind up .called out to find out what llannay purchased a PM“? car. which was “to“

 

C.. spoke on “Value: Received."

, other accused ranged from wisp li)_J.. district, where the men asked Henry E Jackson agent of the Feder- to a. m. had shot but received no reply. He ed in the 13‘,va garage. on River
5 Vim“ . 3” increases. Last Monday the fin- 11—1 Bureau of Education. “'ashington' In the bis.r Chelsea district. where searched for his companion. findlna street and had engaged V0291 ‘0 to"
N 1”. Minion announced that the con- lshers Stopped work. pending a set- I)_ (1. discussed "The New Patriot: the great transatlantic ““9” ha“? his body beside a fence. a hole torn in the machine m his garage and make

t‘erence had resulted in the govern- New?!“ or their demand of an in- ism]: . their piers. no longslloeran TGDOTWd his breaszby the charge of the rifle. soil!“ Chang‘pfi and repairs The Yogi-l

nlent obtaining information of great UNIS“ 0f fifty cents a dozen for all J. M. Reiner, of the Bridgeport Hig for work. Hundreds who congregated Nichols said he thought Bannay had sprvice car was sent lor it and. with
‘SHINGTON. Oct. 1’4.—~Internal importance. .He admitted that the evi- amass: After a conference, Tuesda}','sch00|. presided over the meeting held along the waterfront there declared been trying to climb the fence wncn Mr. Sloat at the sleerim: “-1“,pr 5m“.
1: . 'tlllf' Commissioner Daniel C RO- dcncc 1.".‘91‘9‘1 a pfonnnent llepuml— .“ “iange mggufact‘ufr‘ers agreed 0” in “It? High school building. The only they would not return to their labor his gun was accidentl." dlSChaTEed‘ A“ ed to turn into Wall.strecl-. at what in
3,... Juumnced yesterdav that film} can pollthlan and that names of some «I Ill-IS“? 0f 3-..“). 3-..,5 a nd $2.73, address during this session was given “today or a month from today." if inspection of the scene strengthflmd claimed to be excessive speed and.
“g,” \l. iiyxbee supervisino “we u) forincr attaches of the federal attor- 3000! mg ‘0 the grade. the agree- by Clarence L. Tappan. of the “'alen their full demands were not granted. this belief. With-the barrel of the “th opposite ”,9 yum.“ electric

' r n ‘ neys office had been mentioned. out "‘9'" ‘0 date back to June 1. .bury High school. who spoke on “The About 3-00" m9“ 0‘“ 0f 40mm on Tm“ in his hand. Bannay apparently store. a wheel of the Pail!" ('Hlmhl in

 

 

 

 

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will. , -venlle gem“.12.18:}...fi’g‘n250’;if; :ibsolvetl‘tlle present Stan'- v'93;0,hf‘.‘$rk L‘enmg Levi's, 0f )‘95- Best Methods of Teaching Modern strike were at work YPSWTdaY- :placed the butt on the opposite s‘ilv the car track and coilapspd. causing

“V“ "r “l" “‘3“ ”enter private busi- Anlin'czll‘, ': f fif . ' 413112113398." » The first ship loaded to capacity of the fence while he “.Cl‘ambl‘fd ""9“ the car to smash into the Cullen deliv—

Im's'e The resighations are‘ 9279mm: on the Una“): n _. '5 cm” a dozen The elementary school section meet- with a cargo hand’li’d .b." 1°“g5hore' A lWiS caught m the trigger. dlsvni‘rg' pry car. which was at the rear of a.

pm October 31. The announoplmm‘ R ., . l 0 mm“ ‘9" all gradesjng. held in the South Norwalk Metha- men since the strike is the Norfolk ing the gun. ‘line of four cars parked there. and
- “d5 granted the journeyinen hat fill-.dist church. had for its presiding offi- of the \\'ard Line. ready to sail for idamaung all of them more or less.

a verification of theI re 1 ' - ‘ -
pm “mm . ishers of the Orange district by the 'cer. D. A. Green. principal of the Nor- Mexican ports today. Tomorrow the , WANT To SHOW Th9 Yea" 9nd or the Cullen car was M

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

iter setting forth the facts concerning

{the fonner local man's death.

, Mancini. who was thirty years old.‘
:had real estate holdings in Tormmu-.
His moth- 5 o

gore. and he left no will.

radii-tithebTinroBiixme Company. stood that Mr. Campbell was able to creased wages.
.. 2‘ Hindu; i9 Va _‘!};li’lrl9l‘s (in the pay mp amount in fun. through his ai- tunity for every one in the community. who believes in the objects in
.. . . a n . on a\ en onn.. torney, S. p_ Genuario. Dunbar & view. to make a voluntary gift. Each contributor will be enrolled as a

ll is understood ll suite of Quinlan appeared for Mrs. Campbell. j permanentmember of the Roosevelt Memorial Association and receive
; Another case in which Dunbar & . a certificate of membership.

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will .
' be made. the municipality officers'
twant absolute proof of laucini's deatlrl
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Roosevel: Memorial Park.“ .
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l RESIDENT OF PET "son, little Arthur Hurley, who fell
3 “To establish a Roosevelt Society, or Foundation. to carry on

(Continued on Page Ton). .Quinlan are interested is a hearing of The national committee has r solved upon three definite objects:
. . .___.._.__ i'he sun of Leon Hurley against 15¢j 1. “To improve the land that has been given. at Oyster Bay. for a
b( HULTZE ELECTED imitnd T. Horton, of Atlanta. Ga.. forf "f ARM Tl “ . . .
81-,000 damages, for the death of his' _ _ - r 2. To erect a monumental memorial. in “’ashingtoif. which will
. TOCR rank with the Vl’ashinzton monument and the Lincoln memorial."
4. ' .‘ through the old foot-bridge, on Mr. __..___. -
ASSOC!ATI()~\ lHorton's property. some months ago, Arrangements are to be made by' Colonel Roosevelt‘s spirit of Am~ricanlsm, and perpetuate and keep

 

 

 

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" " d 1“ bemg unanimously elem- day, Attorney 8, P. Genuario gm- the Legion meeting which has been called MAYOR JEREMIAH DONOVAN. GEN. RUSSELL FROST,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

“on. cam. am nuts-mo ,
CHARLES a new,
wanna 1'. rationing.

lpcrt true. Robert being exceedluty‘ gave added pressure.

Lila guinea pigs, and all other kinds. UNITED STATES NAVAL ldrive for new members. the planningl

(-2 net stock in the country. has exhi- ‘of smokers and other eutertninmeall

vi‘lrir'l stock at all the loading pet- Stock. STATION IN AZORES :dnrlng the Winter m and the I?"
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We interests of the. association which fl! ‘3‘ . l « 2'

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ions Commiy'ssionermh of) theflieslglm . manufacturers. at a conference held walk Junior High school. All addresg Mexico. also fully loaded by longshore- T 1mnluahpd and the mud»gugrds and
e poaris with Mr szhgl Sim-l mat yesterday afternoon. lwas 'delivered bv Carl N. Nutter. bead men. is to leave for Havana. ' FACTS ABOLT ' Wheels smashed. He claims damages
iderahle regret and that llls‘ 35:12:93.5} . . 1 “3111);“)sza'ergéznhaghwa"tiled out on of the department of history and civics Officers of the line reported many 0! mCAL DEATH of $500,

. . ‘- m. 3 ' . ’en to em lov-' . _ ' - . ‘ -" ‘ ’ ' ‘9‘
-%;n$ be? “.mm' 7"" "‘9‘ng 9” failed to gram their demand: re? (Continued on Pa~c Elam) 3:15;»: dOCk yorkers remmmg to me‘ «1.303111% lhfltplliemu'nmrp‘wlflallt:
_ . lere~ nggyn to the internal rev- There are a number of cases on mn‘turned to work yesterday morning . a b . l h I After the passing or more than a i w causes—first that the Bervlc.

:t— ff‘tlh'llllll t a month ago. short calendar of the Superior court pending an adjustment. An agree? :year, the ofl‘icials of the municipality: Or‘ “2‘: traveling al excessive speed
r ‘Ijgidl‘ngiégailw regionigllgen here before Judge “'ebb in Bridgeport to: merit. dated June 1. had fixed the price WWW {Of Tor-remaggiore. liaiy. are makin: 31d second that his car was attached
‘ ' ‘9‘" “m- - r. XX 90’ and dav that are of loca ~ Lt ' p at 82.23. 82.33 and 82.77 a do . elforts to settle the estate of Josep ' ’ l
he men who have left the department which is the case oflIig‘tffgsc'agxggfi . according to the grade of) bat. anZllel‘ ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL lMaucini. who died of nephritis. at 10 lgtéhstll’i’blgoflgngiran {100‘ 33:31-01 itfn‘lliz.
rill‘l'ljolllin;gilllldFP-lrln] a company tor me against David Campbell for failure to ed.d Aéd union headquarters it wag; _—M ‘ " "1 : [Knapp Tstreelt, lthis Cityh onuJuneh 28' asks damages 0‘ “00 Attorney 3 P
» . ‘ ill .2 income ax returns . .- ’ ‘ 'sai t a' th i q n ‘ - - 1918. he la ian aut or es ave ‘ ' ‘ '
. co 1 3' a a lllECldl lne . .
.. ,.r$0,.:hor$l “.1 Connecticut ”'16 in pally/1'11};:gélélihfrgmdiheolig]:tfocllerctrég the hat makers will be held sllhfnii 11008] Committee written a letter to the charities'vde.‘@1133:rigigmgagsé‘fo;mbortéimp3:i\ntig;'
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o. . le cm Domtion “ill Dt of dworce was muted. It is under 1’“ dais to ConSIder demands {or m. » —-—-——- spammem' 0" “‘1" “km“ ”‘3‘ 0’ 10th. at 10 a. m.. in the uptown court.

let, Maria L Melcinore. of Castelbuo‘,
{30. Italy. wants the land transferred. ;
-to her. but before the settlement .

John S. Hates. the veteran dealer in

EROB ROY RAISES lmorble and granite. is about town. on

an“ual me t. f h , and was drowned in the deep pool be- members 0‘ Frank “1- UOGfrey Post,‘ alive the uncompromising patriolsm, of which he was so essentially .
.4 ”Vi Pt A eon-g o t e new low. tho. 1-. Amerlctlnleglon. to hold a thecrponertf: ; MIDNIGHT RUMPUS usual, today. after a most excntiu ox-
r‘ . “in“ (”It ssocratlon. held in A hearing: on a motion to appoint a gum celebration In. the Armory in ob- George L, Woodward has kindly consented to act as treasurer of (the 3 perience yesterday. when the skin of
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