‘1.
i3;
r
grunge, her
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fNOR WALK
and Personal
,, .NE WS
i=3.
Eugene E. Loam-odd of Bridge-
"I. formerly of-Danhtiiy and Miss
”Villa 1‘. Meeker of Bridgeport, were
fit“! in marriage this week by .lus-
3‘1” 0 the.Peace Dunbar of Bridge
”It Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood will
take their future home in Topstone.
l
' Thomas O'Loughlin, grand secretaiy
d the Foresters of America. was a
Mr in town yesterday.
Beciunan
the local
A. F‘. Beckman ot‘ the
(main Store paid a \isitto
Itanch yesterday.
hilltlllWflli
. There was a very lat-2e delegation
(:5 East Norwalk people at the Moose
dance held in Music Hall last night.
The store at 203
street, formerly occupied by
m, i s n ow being divided into two
ms: Carpenters are busy at work
today making transformation.
“‘ashington
East Norwalk fight fans will be stir-i
prised to learn that Battling Kunz is
flag to pass his title over to Red Al-
lea. Kunz believes that. Allen is the
[roller man for the title and one who
an defend it with honor. The battler
xvii!) then retire from the boxing game.
The condensed history
of the ex-
Mence of the East Norwalk Tobac-
10 Fund. which appeared in yester-
Ihy's Sentinel was greatly apprectat.
.e‘ by the residentsof East Norwalk.
Lfidpecially are the residents we“
Weed With the work that the com-
mittee performed. and also with the
dinner they tendcrt-d the boys: last
melt.
Tonight is Halloween and East
Sate youngsters are more than glad
“that a day on which they can play
their childish pranks has at last ar-
med. Although the weather is not
very promising it will in no way in-
terfere with the youngsters who are
mre than anxious to get out and en-
joy themselves to a. late hour as to-
nor'mw is Saturday and no school to
bother them“
in error in making a list of the ex-
penditures of the East Norwalk To-
l
MemFund, for the dinner tendcrcd‘
1b bdy‘s ab Ilorlon‘s Point last wceki
appeared in yesterday's issue of the
fianinel. in the report John Lavott-
'was creditrd \vith charging Sit for
imcking which should have hi"t'll
t 50, and B. .l.
to haw; been credited $9 for
cars, had been omitted from the list.
i:
!'
Winn
firs. John H. Ferris is ill at Cobble
summer home on Dell
m1
Ira. Elizabeth Scofield ot’ .\lcl\’in-
16 street has moved to (‘etlar street.
mm Nor-walk.
George Schotk oi' Rowaymn avenue
"8 driving his Hudson touring car
flung Falrfield avenuein
“Wednesday eveninz and near Ash
Wk struck an unknown man. Mi.
twock, who was driving at a moder-
' -39 rate of speed. stopped his niacmne 1
an! assisted the injured man. who re-
insed'all asistance and refused to
k name. Arriving in .‘Iorwalk Mr.
Mock at once notified the local po-
lice of the accident. but no action has
' . Eben taken.
V'-—-‘Cotfee cakes. French pastry and all
Ends of layer cakes for Saturday.
Try our filled cotfee cakes.
in talking about them at Wilkins La-
9‘.'t-1_'.'}inti:v'
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(SOCIETY -
B. Feld. .
Reynolds" name. Vviufl
Bridgeport ;
it.
Ciinews] :
li—nitm Leaders May Be '._Ar-
rosted or Miners’ Ollieials;
'Rostrained in Efl'orts'to-
Prevent Strike
naessuiitat
stun tutu.
Mtriden firemen V‘hme had _
daily salaries raised from $4 to “.90
their
(Continued front First Page).
den to send out any other orders. writ-
ten or oral. tending to promote the!
mutton
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ORDERS
[III-ED
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. South‘ Norwalk’s I. eading
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l The Lockwood -\. C. held a. 1131— ._ . _ .. I” ‘_ .. . . c ‘ ‘
‘lowe'en social zit-their club rooms. on some. or in anxviy make'lt Ligtflltf‘: B, Talon: [.de E. Pink . ~ . . . ’
\‘t'oodward avenue. last. night. The Thrill-"Y :'"‘}f‘m°d from “'1'“; in. am: hlm I Vegetable W1 .
'members and their invited friends en- nlf‘fif‘lst‘: U fllcouffgcllf‘l' "(:11 n: in Time. . ‘ (
joycd a very sociable evening. i‘m'fhmr: 0‘ “.0!" o.) 15151.1... “ ‘ u . . .
writ; .. .. .. N v _...,.,,.. y... <1 ‘3’ t
.. a .i .. r....rs-. 9‘ - ,' ~. . . . . ..
——l.enox )itlinery, 29 South Main tive order fiX‘lltgl maximum Ill'iCLS for Buttered from Pflmmmynzh .50 .:. A ”t
«street, South'Not'walk, Conn. ll-itummous cn.Il was sinned today by 59V?“ “I“ I could 0:0 ”A a
l -- - 'l‘icsideut “'llson. Price; of :tnthra- £3111” 31??th .. 50° 00 E t 95 :t
3 Tristrnm & Hyatt are nlnkinu “ bigavn'lhnnh norai‘fectedi fix d b 639500“ In“ .. $ . 38 18 & 31‘s....u $3 $2.50 NAINSOOK ENVE: . .9
‘li: la’ of scosouziblc merchandise in W "NX‘JHU‘H l‘I‘ C99 “Hf P .t' q
.;,‘_j¥;y>defim,,en;v including ”mm... W. .9. for ,pi range . $3.50 comm at $2.49 0333133 at g‘
.models of suits. coats, furs, dresses, from} $4.90 a net ion at mine mouth to 3. $200 CO I t $1 69 $1.25 JERSEY BLOOMET» S 3.‘
i ~‘ 2 . d 5m eaten. I‘ead the a . l té-b‘u . Rs T8 3'. a: 7." ‘ .
‘idincons an R \ ‘8’ f tours sm -..~\ during the Mir ruvemr ..‘ 1- ' $3.00 CAMSOLES tit . . . .. .36
z . . . . ‘v' lie li‘ill‘flli‘.“ or pl-‘fil of iniddfemcn 7 9° 3.
( nun ~allv & Bracken ate surely ”‘2 ' . . ‘ ‘ . .. LN 3mm “ _ 7
iimikim‘goiid “mi mp ladies. ror menial“! f“;;?“f“‘;' ““31 3 ~83" {1; “‘"Efl‘jr‘f‘ ,8, s $2.50 onmsoms at '30, ,
lins if non'cltits in‘ooiwear is becom- ,3.” a L“ "“ f'm ' u' ’ ”mm" ,m 01 i ‘ . ~_ ~ to "
img‘ the talk 01. the thwn. Another new '(izgi‘ilei‘d “x'a'sin'wfigvall ll::‘ptilll;l?‘lj"lli;:'0 at $1.“) BANDAUBX ti _._. 7.. . 79c $350 PURE SILK HOSIE ~. I '3;
fi.“ _. . __ 1'.i“‘ He (n.31 . St , 8‘. .i‘... '
if; 11 .?:?g;}llbfgl)lnp.:::: 1232114032: l distribution. :ipport im‘icnt and stoi- “on. A friend came ? ’ $400 an BLOOM!“ at$2,95 at o o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . t é‘:
' ‘ ‘ ,. - ' ‘ - .‘ c, - bitumino 5 coal thai he to see me and toll me of our w - . ~- . ‘
l boot. with :1 Ion . slender \ami. “ ‘ m K“ oi _ . _ - . _ on .. $2.00 SILK HOSIEPY ..
‘Ii‘... to band: input... ‘ ”W W: ”in war- deft“ modem—Lydia 15:. kham's : $3.00 32.00 311.1: BLOOMERS ‘ _ 'z‘t
; . ._--_ . ‘ \vAsitixuroN. not. Ill. The Pi'f'si- )Legeaabig (:omiiound.‘ Ibobegnn tIlkln 0" $1.00 SILK‘LISLE HOS” » ~f or,
‘ ,. '- « . ).- z . 4.,«h m's muuvtve oi'dcr l'UlloWs: I an atter‘m'mg at: we. fee .0 -.. _ .0
5 L51) €141“ Jt '41“ \‘-\"]OH’{ ‘1}11P3'e ‘ "\\'litlt‘;ls. Vl‘l.‘“ l'llllr‘d Silllt‘s I‘llt‘l Vie" and strong, do myownwOrkanddo “t 0.13.010.) gnu-ogo‘o‘ogoy ”.19 at non-oquO-uooqo . i . ..... :z
r. s iRl‘-l\"l-rl"\e-~ . ' o
:Nlll i lOl‘l , Ill llldt’ .‘\t . .l( J,‘ . D k 1;.\‘!nl‘:ni.<lrilull‘. acting under the an! n-tsznakl for other“: _Imnmt8p98k .: '0‘
lizils. clam Chowder. fIs‘h cakes. 000k9dltht-rity of an exgacuthe order. issued too “3173 othyourillnedigne .rgrecom' i.‘. *‘~‘v'v ‘1;
Epigs feet and fresh sauez- kt-aut. Aisclby ill”. dated the flirt-dbl“ August. ‘1917. 2:24.: gt 2:3: 031. as?” twinge $6 00 CAUVTLET‘ t *1 50 $1 ~0 (‘H AMOIQFTT ‘ - ~ ~ N‘-
i home made 'Di‘eiid pics and ('i‘iill-‘rs “v>$12.9”;.iniftlwbsaiu 1‘:iel .\dl‘i‘llt‘_listra- “wires. and got; m‘GYOduse m “we ‘Ii . I A a a . . o o . . . . . . v.‘ . .0 , . l L 1 E (I!.()\ [3‘ 4“»
i .. .' o . :i ( su sequeii execu we or— p ,‘; ’ n— . ”v a . , - ‘0
:m“ (133' 'dt rs. and in furtherance of the Dur- 31'; ‘Fmfiz‘al! Stri-tffiflufi ULSKZEB. O (IN. 1 l m (”M lrtwlii. $1.00 (‘HJ‘MOISETTE (il.()"}‘:." {4
i "'“T._—_ - . 150 of .:' id Ol‘l'. Hid i' tl * A *i f3 " 2.“ ‘ ’ M38. ' ' .' . ‘
; WWW” HMS (W, m, (M M Mp {iimmwfthm);‘Tdfiflv‘fl “rum; «iii-l mgfgmghgoitzgqrfmm .tliiinrmh dl- . $4.00 WASHABLE‘KID at . . . . $2.9.) CHILDREV'S llt‘R‘s‘lt‘Y l l\’l"ll '10
walk are being paid this nion‘it. and proved August in. 1917. did. on .lim— . ‘ ‘ L ‘ at 0W. 9 WW3 ' \Vllllt‘. only tau and brown. l . A i . i , e.
l r m and herb remedy Lydia E. Pmlc- '- - . v,
'the list will he dosed up as QliYC.-:.,Y nary Ill, 1919. and on February 20. 1919. ,H. ~3 Vegetable Com ' d. . ’ U CLOVFQ at .o.’
:as: posr'ihlt'. 'l‘lie proiwrty tax is tillt‘ chcute and issue Orders suspending ' -- ..-_-.,,p°‘m $2.50 CHAMOISETTE GAUNTLETS I a- .................
'and payable all next month. without
intriv‘st, and all taxpayers are "rum!
'to give the hills tlieii" usual prompt
attention.
____..__
The All Saints” Day St‘l'\i~‘('.\ at!
l’aiil's (‘liurcli tonioirou' will be: 7
?a. in. Holy Communion; 'J a. "1.. Moms
in}; Prayer and Holy (‘ommunionL 5»
up. lll.‘ Evening Prayer. All Souls" nay;
i‘vill h.- (‘t‘lt'hl'zlltll (‘11 Monday. “llil
illi‘ Holy (‘ominunion .10 74‘.“ and '
a. in. Special commemoration of
parishioners who have din-d within the
‘ :lll‘
‘ .
‘ :.:o
W
Tum _\l(ltt2 v-‘u
Si-v it
A.
oriuinal picture prest n:a!i.\n.
‘ a . .
at the Regent «at . .ind :0 anti
you'll inlet-t tin» coal >ll‘llit’.
- ‘A‘iiiost Hits-hand"
ltiziitilil
.\'or\valk llattlxvnre
has—lirought suit for SM)”
Mix. .Ttnnie Il, non? (
through Attorney lra 0.
Gregory. Papers makins: allachm‘bnt
of $1M“ Kvero filed in the office of
Town (.‘lt-rk Her.).‘.‘t l‘. Sinit‘a lI.Il;I_\'.
The action is reii'n'..‘~3 to the Court
of Common Pleas a: on the first 'itJts-
'day of December. ‘
——-—-—
Tlft‘
damages
urchins”. 1"1‘
this city
Tom \iom'n‘s
Sé't‘ ll
—-"Aliiiost .\. llitshanil”
original picture m‘csentalion.
at the Reuctit tonight
you‘ll forum the coal strike.
I
lllltl Tc an.
ill 'I
Mr:
‘ Haitiltl l’aul ni‘ Soli'li M; iii
'\‘.‘llO had tho- inisioituiie to int t' Will.
in \t‘l‘}' s' -\‘4 :-- :it‘citl-ni? .is ii“ \\';I»: ll; v-
'lll.’ :i tiolley car at 'lw l‘lrilltl or
Smith Main and "HiltI-l‘il slums is
now out ni‘ lll!‘ lwsprml. iliHlllL‘ to u..-
H'i'ttlv-lit's to art .llioui, it.‘ his iv: \viiir.
was broken. is no: stunt: innuu‘» to
-lwar the “night if his MU).
‘ _ I
7 til‘ttilt‘ .“Elt'lit'll. Ilie‘ i‘Mtl th-fztlv
agent. was a bus) :iian )l'rlt‘ltlliy and
'tlpltHVil property rlrmud l..n<ls inp-
idly in a while. Fiis' he sold the
H-nrv Malone property at $3 (:tnlvi .
:s'ici-t to Louis S lit-v'lt, and la'o: =ii,
the day bought it ltimsoiz‘ from in”:
rzrntltman Then he sold the lod-
d-ricc-s at H. Ru. and N Main s'rut
ond'at .\'o. N North il\lT;’lt‘ to Slurp/i
.‘ S!D"~.‘l. and lion .‘I‘ltl his Luise at
X. 1" i‘nion .A’venur to Citnson k
Beers.
rBEEZLEBUB CAPTL'RED
IN ROYAL JAMES BARN
Continued From Pact: (3:1,.
I
rive.
‘ Early \Vednesday morning: Mrs.
Ralph Coins. at Harbor avenue. was
about, her household duties when Bc—czy
Callit‘. He made hinge-l! at home in
'a potteuly polite way. tor a “rule, ac-
reptin: presents of grapes. bread and
potatoes. and drank a cup of coffee
with :‘ii of the airs and graces of a
regular lady.
op that spirit oi mischiei‘ which baa
rmade him a tr-rrcr in his. own home,
jand. perching on a wide shelf. began
{to tear “ran everything that was on
git. including a pin-cushion and other
Larticles. throwing the pieces. about the
lroom. Mrs. Colesiin the meantimei
|
company
The-n he btzan to devel».
until further order by the President. -.
certain rules. regulations. orders and
proclamations [heretofore proniulgat-‘agwo ‘0 limit the production 0f neces-
or life. union ieders might be
ml H‘lilllllx iv) lllt’ fixing of prices. the.
. sltics
2i‘tltlll(‘ll0]l, sa ,. 1.- ' -. . .- _. ‘. _
I I ' hmm‘ nt. (H‘U‘bu :arrcsted in an effort to prevent them
tion. apportionttivn.’. storage and .ilztc from carrying out strike plans or .n
of coal, m‘l, wlv re ‘ ‘: 1 '~ - . . ,
‘ ' a" n “ m 0‘13”” anuflCllull to restrain the miners o!!!»
l l' S! ._ : . ‘ l ’ ~‘ ) - ~ . .
o is (lit . llltl- mum! on during tho “at ;("l.'llS tron] conducting the strike. might
(t‘lldll’l (it said rules, regulations, or- be ,‘gkod
dcrs and >r w: ' ' h ’
, l ‘ l""“”“““‘ The latter plan probably would be
"Now. therefore l “'oodrow “'il '
. . ' ’ ' A ’ ‘ ’ . ' ‘ —'
son. President oi the t'nitcd States oi ”H mo“ producine Of results .iom
America. acting under the nittlimity of
the tii'orgsziid Act of (‘onzressz approv-
rd Aug. 1”. 15017, (to ill i‘chy revokc and
annual .‘Uid ordt rs oi .lan. Ill, 1919. and
'l“t'bl‘llill:‘ 2H. 1919. in the extent neces-
sary to result“ all of tlio Mild rules.
ingulaiions. orders and pmclamaiions
‘lllv'l't‘ill suspended concerninu:
i "(11) Fixing lli'k‘vns of bituminous
:intl lignite coal til the mines;
:ismucli as an injunction. if granted.
would deny to strike leaders many
of the facilities for putting through
their plans.
Early today messages began pour-
inn into international headquarteds of
.lll(‘ l'uited .‘iline “'orkcrs of America
here. from bituminous coal
districts throughout the country. de-
"(hl Fixing m. regulating commis- ciaring that the miners were prepared
51.,mn,perwns and “arm..." periorin- {or iii» walkout tonight, and ex-
mg ”1.. functions ot‘ middlemen (lval- pressing confidence that the industry
iii: in bituminous and lignite coal: “(mm b" "normally ”“1 >up before
‘ “(cl Fixing or regulating gross map tomorrow morning. Union heads
mm. m. mica m “mum“. and retail stated that in many districts the
dealers in bituminous and iignite coal: “HR“ "mu-V “(mm become eifective
and do hereby restore all’o! said rules. late this afternoon. as a large per-
.regulations and proclamations to the centnge of the ”in“ d° not employ
extent herein provided. to full force night “hm“-
and effect, as if they had not been sus-'
pended. ,that in many districts where the men
“Inasmtnh a“ it is comemplatedkaw organized. the miners would {ol-
3‘1"” it may N, llt’Ct'SSill‘Y. from time low the example of the union men and
'it) limo m ”w“... Um”. portions 01‘ walkout. They were inclined. how-
to give this {eatuie little concern
dulare unorganized miners
:tarceiy more than ten per
suit! (lull-rs of January 31' 1919’ and qu.‘
February 2o, 1919_ and to restore m as they
i'till four and ell‘cct i'lllt‘s‘. regulations, rcpt-vs. m
”we” and W"”“"“‘”‘"“ “I" Portions ”‘1“. iii" the total number of bitumin‘
”1911‘“! ll :liliiling the pn'wluction. sale ‘0‘” “Hirlu‘i's and that they could not
shipment. distribution, “l’DOl‘lioninom: produce enough fuel to hurt the strlkr
.sini‘nuo- or use at bituminous and lig- t‘ ' ('illl-‘O. .
“”0 Will. the Fur-l Administrator shall, The uiiners' leaders reiterated their
:Is tit-rtirittll arist, lt‘lel‘O'. chance or assurance that there would be no
1mm" ’“d‘ ”3" F “1‘ rcmllativns n-lm. physical damage to mines through any
in: to Hit lli(\(lll(‘tl0n_ 531... Shipment, action of their Workers.
tiirllll'iiilitll. apportionmem' Storage 0r “'ASIHNGTON, Oct. 31.-—Officiuls
lls‘e- oi bituminous and lininitc coal, as of the American Federation of Labor
.!n his g-ztlumu in may be necessary, protested ‘0 Attorney-General Palmer
(Sienedl today against the fiction Of the Gov-
"WOOI 'R0\\' \\'ll.>‘0.\'." it’l'llllk'iit in obtaining an injunction in
th coal strike.
$he Federation officials declared the
lion violated the rights of union
d indicated that the coal min-
, \ll‘x‘itixNAl‘UIJS, hut. not, 31.”
‘~I'ii i. -;e liiz’iii litaoim biluniinuuanJum‘
“Liters pry-pan d in go . g -' . labor an
o‘clotk tonight. federal ignirttlhk: ”‘5 “"0“” have "‘9“ su art in any
lit-n li)‘ the 80V?!‘llm(‘nt‘ lll lndlane figlll bl‘OURllt to (“8801" e injunct-
apoias 'o prizpnt ”,9 “monk—9n“; m ion. Mr. Palmer reiternind that the
it.“ :nn nalvd iltllp loosed up big as a Government Was proceeding mlcly
pmhabilit)‘ todnv. against one union which. he declared.
; t‘ l: Ann-s. assistant “Mommumin. was trying to violate the law. He said
.ral iii :1... l‘nited Sm“... th‘ed in the right to strike was not involvled.b
liltilhnflbolih this morning: as a rep"... N ‘5 ““dfl‘S‘OOG ‘Pa‘ there 6"” e
r mam-n of At°01vney_(‘".fim.al "and". sun change in the policy of the 3:3;-
Jr in.- i; t’.-.-ig3iten. spe‘zial assistant to men]! as 31:23::‘2: the represen
.J... 4""'2.’.'."\’~L.“V‘ i - .A . ‘ ‘ 0! ii» \I t .
1"”(-3:qu|i‘:r:4‘:l\:;‘"‘:‘“:r‘ Samuel Gompers. president of the
i “ Kinsmen“ Federation of Labor. did not
1,
‘vflal
7')
.71 at; o;
“ 3““ “335' ('Ont‘vrinz “‘th other red . -
“all uni-ear. ii”. and norm-am» an“ Minimum the delegation. but on 5:!
not.“ pry] i349 n:"hl ,1 L ‘ ' fiaiduh‘lh \\’&3 ma? for him ‘0 Bee 6
u. ,. . . . "‘ ' ""mnm "W“ .tHnl'llr-\ general later in the day.
f In 4‘1”" ”‘. ._.._ “3"” “W“ “m” ‘:r1‘l‘¢“a:‘l\‘fl‘l"o’ o! the tour railroad
titth-a "min“ 0:. ‘ . ‘ l‘timln‘d till‘u“ lvnulirihuodfi. including “’arrcn S.
(.i lndianapoizs. i‘LuHItl illv‘ tit}~ “Nil“ “‘1“. (‘hléf of "18 Engineers.
a ll “’35 ré-Eaidpd :1: uignifiva‘“ that i eat of the
,l‘tractically all of the bureau clvieu y‘al‘til‘tn‘lfwszzmrghnfiyd?he delega-
.sunmioncd were iroru .vual “\Hliitfi 4N0“ ““1 pmenm_vu taken I! m_
Hag‘s‘ , aiming that although not actuated
( huh” m WW ““1" “f "mm“ “3 ”m with the Federation. the brother-hoods
'ngmmvm ”(gem ‘h°“‘-‘°‘"U-‘- “V would give their powerful support to
d“; me by" A“ “mm “““““ “ a in“ nt‘llun union labor might take.
crime In: two or Inn"? persona h‘l .‘QEATTLE. “’Ilh‘. 00L 31.—-—Every
'- :mai miner in gangster!“ Still strlk‘e
" " a midut hi. ert . a n. pres -
NAME BAYER ON «that of filurl t No. It). United Mine
ihad telephoned Dr. Gregory of the: GENUINE ASPlRlN Work-hi “f Amorlm. said here todhy.
whereabouts of his pet. and soon his . x mm told at the inhuman mated in
ichaufl‘eur appeared to claim him. Safe, proper direction: in each intliunapulls. "
“We” ”‘9 mun“? 53“ ’“m ‘n ‘1’" "Beyer“ packace nu can“. men. Oct. 91.-—'l'he tn-
doorway Beezy beat it. through a win-l
ldow. taking screen and all in thmM
jflight. That night he appeared in the
vicinity of Oflicer Lorenzo Adams'
Ihome, on Cross street, during the
'evening. causing a great commotion
lamong his poultry, but making another,
ggetaway when Mr. Adams investigat-
ed. -
Yesterday afternoon he appeared at
the home of Samuel J. Kantor, at. 65
Cross street, startling the members of
the family not a little until they recog-
was notified. Beezy must have heard
the telephone message for he went
away from there and made tracks for
the Royal James garage.
There the ,door was closed behind
him and quite a number or boy: and
nized him, and once more Dr. Gregory!
ed at Wycli- wiu not.
prevetn a walkout o: the approximate-
ly 3J0“ minors in Michigan district
No. 26. t'nited line Workers of Amer-
ican. according to William Stevenson.
district premoni- .
SPRllx'f‘wl-‘IELD. 111., Oct. 31.—-Detst‘-
l
t
t
t
l
1
em to strike ha wicket; mango?"
it is beyond tho m any
prevent the W cog“ It IIIH~
night tonight. W Frank, 3'“
rrinxton, chairman oltho lined Indul-
8
The "Buyer Cross" placedontibléts
’means you are getting true “Buyer
.
‘ . ,, trial Selle .
.ramets of Aspirin .nroved safe will“ lam-mm- undone cum M
'ilons or people—the genuine Aspirin at tho M
prescribed by physicians to: over
eighteenyears... ..... Mame-EM” ;
the standpoint of the government. in-
minlng .
Officials also evprcssed confidence!
initiation or the mum's cartoon! min?
at
...-.
M‘WM:€*§*§M"3 .
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morsels
9
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5.50:.
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. GERMANY It
$193
§ FOR SUNKEN FLEET
z PARIS. Oct. 31. s'l‘he Germans
‘must make- reparation for the destruc—
glion of the Santa low
must be paid in other naval material
'or in property of the German govern—
ment which otherwise would not Def
‘subiect to reparations.
This is the decision of the Supreme
Council after hearing report-s on the
matter, these reports holding Germany
responsible for the sinking.
‘ in this connection it is learned that
the United States and Great ”main
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