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it! D 1870, Entered at the- South NO’I'WIIR P°“' - ' ' SOUTH NORWALX, 00“,. .. “‘Y. DEC. 5, 1919. .~ Cloudy tonight; Vsomewhat warmer. . “0 03m
Office as Second-Class Mall Matter.
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.lillls RESIGNS AS tiilill Militia 305mm All
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ESTABLISH NEWSIIDP m EAST Nilliwlll MAKING GAINS
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David L. Davis has tendered his re? With the Crofut & Knapp Company, he- IN MANY PlACEs
signation as general manager of the came associated with him in the oper- ‘
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Backed by the Unanimous Support of the -Members of
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z ' ' - - ‘ ‘ " -- , * ’ American Hat Company. and purposes ' ation of the plant until it remov d t
.1 : ASk HIS Honor $0 can a SPECIal MCCtlng: 0f the M. 3 0 to go into the hat manufacturing busivlthe First district. 9 o ,
.dvancg All Along; Board of Apportionment to Grant Increase in Salary Intends to Learn theDetails ness for liimSelf shortly. He has, The new concern in East Nomalk Hopes to Make Some 11”..
. .k. F nt and . leased the greater part of the building‘ will be started in a modest way, and: css Soon in Getting ‘
1 Inc [‘0 ’ , Tl ‘ . .. . H l 0f the Present M13 “1 on Seavlew avenue, Occupied by P- 5- [Will be managed under the "open shop” gr 7 '
Several Towns lere surely should be Something Board of Education, held at the is! Mexico ‘ amphy, and has placed orders forminciplp, Mr. Davis is optimistic, and Badly heeded Supply of
doin'" in regard to that vexed ques- school, November 4, 1919, a commit
1 equipment for the making of fine saftistated to a Sentinel reporter, this Fuel
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ierce Fi htinO' :tion of an increase in the salaries of tee of 5 teachers, representing the t‘ ' ' -'
, g ' ° {Norwalk‘s 129 public school teachers |Town Teiicheis’ Association, appeared .2351 ‘32:: :13;ny be so” to the bes i fligfii’e‘ggggfig‘nwziggig g": ,h" .
{who through a committee of six mem- before our board and presented state- . Mr Davis came ‘0 South Norwalk corporated later, will be housed fin”;
. E CflUNfill fibers. Of the blorwalk Teachers' ”.80- ments to ”1.9 Board of Education re- 15' sometime ago to become general man-icommOdiouS faCtOI‘y building. Mr. Da- SHUTDHWNS f0“ Y
., sClilthn, asked the Board of Educationigarding an increase of salaries to the ~ ' . 'er of the American Hat Companv,€vis is"a competent hatter and those ‘
l to approve a flat increase of $200 in 139 teachers now in the employ of the WLIEY AWE“ :Shen that firm was in the former \‘oik’acquainted with his business ability ;
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V the salary ofneach and every teacher. 3 city, requesting a flat increase to each
V at its regular November meeting, with! teacher of $200 per-year.
. the following result, as told by the} The Board of Education, after con-
lsecretary oi the association: isid'ering the proposition, voted to re- - . 3 V
The members of the Nor-walk Teach-fquemthe mayor and chairman of the Since the war W a
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.. TI'QODS on the crs‘ VAssociation looked forward, confl-,Board of Apportionment and Taxation . Strong Hand H“ Been . ‘ ’l ] ilf Strike Last MllCh Longer
., owlNumber 12,000 (lentiy, to the meeting of the Board‘to calla special meeting of that board. Exercised . i L V V ,_ 780,000 Men in Ohio Will
'shop, Day and Raymond streets. Hen- : have no fear as to the outcome or his:
ry C. Pollak, severing his connection new venture. . j V
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of Education last Tuesday night. It,to theend that the Board of Education -
will be. remembered that, a: the regu-lmay present the facts to the Board of
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Dec. 5-5370?“ Of gOV- bers of the board, both individuallyfing that board to increase the salaries‘Wilson probably W1“ mntwnemnal . HflME DECEMBER '3' lO\'I)Ol\' Thursdav Dec. 4.—‘Bol~
gleast ten states to have . 1 ‘ ' "
_ . . and unanimously went on record osfof 139 teachers. 8200 each, and to pro- interview today to Senator: lie and ; ,- .- , . ' ‘s encnl
mined to provlde for do- heartily in favor of an immediate ad-Evide that amount for the use of the Hitchcock. special representftives of £3312}; fgi‘é‘h‘: atrlfe “12:23: ‘ 15mm”
. rs and abzdlmt‘ly 05— justment of the salhrics of Norwalleoard of Education for that speciflCVthe Foreign Relations Committee an- HARTFORD, DW- 5--—N01iu*.“ hurl-Ont and have captured the towns of
. 9.5 marked mfg progress teachers. actor a committee from [118:purpole, pointed to confer with the chief Ex- like dedication of the new main buiid- Koeelett Roulnv and iloremeia, while
trike 0t bifulnlnous €0lele Teachers’ Association had presented.l Tl‘usiing that an early meeting Uflccutive on the Mexican crisis. iing 11¢th Masonic Home, Wallingford. ‘fierco fighting is proceeding for the
2 had been placed on can gig Sulliflgdedw {311$ proposmon. $121311“) board may be called, 1 remain, H Th: 139018;?" ‘0 1351‘th whole 012116;; WASHINGTON, Dec. 5,11“; 2:331:35?“ tiliéernsoon,dl)&c.j3, have powwow“ 9f ”Nimrod. according to
”e? throunllouf 11 w ‘.‘l 0 “if ”in ‘ en fumes”. I Very sincerely, 1 .on .e or? .8 pm‘ on was me e .7 ' h tified the . . l" m,“ y. {an ‘...a.me‘ W‘ab 'a Bm‘m‘w‘k‘ 0mm“ Stammf’m receiv'
_ . Vs 1* (301m that the mullet bt left in its hands,. w . . TIOV ,liite )esteldny after a day of vigorous ‘Amencan embassy 8.8110 late 5. Mmle. oi hm I'Lt‘ en. The M 1,0,... These towns are m the gov-
‘ilori: City to the SlPl‘l'il with the assurance that it. would both; BOAR? 0' LDL-OA . ’ ' WNW"? 0“ the part of the committee. ‘ State De artiilent today that ccl‘cmonice “‘31 "”1“ place at two ommt‘nl‘; oi T(‘ll(‘l'nigOV, Pollava and
ins as the general sut- speedily bring and recommend the “in-‘- . , QUE}, Of lNor'Mllk, Conn.V ‘including a long conference With Am‘; . p -u~ o'chCk and be public in Charade“ H ilx'urek northeast and cast of Kiev.
I hes snowed Virtually ('l‘t‘zlb‘t‘ in salary" question before the} B3 H' (‘ ‘HE‘RER' _ bassador Fletcher and Secretary ‘Amerlcan Consular Agent W1 lam is expecttti that all the officers 0." lile.‘ Or; {ho eastern front. the statement
{and mp mm?” mam ,myo,."nd the Board of Finance. 1‘ Secretary. “lensing. who told the committee'o Jenkins at Puebla, Mex, has Grand Lodge or Connecticut will be:dfl,.u,.,.g mp Bolsheviki captured on
. It‘ud? m hernia)" tow- Al the last meeting, December 3,‘ Dr. Sllcrm- reported that. he had re‘lthcy had not discussed any detail of ' ’ tad 1311350“?- Invitations also hm“ hoe“ iii-collibcr lithe (‘llV or names. 160
V" | 1‘1 1)"? com. wage m- 1919, the some committee from the'ceived no reply to this communicaqthc recent Mexican developments with 'been released from 0118 y' .sciltto all the 111 constituent Masonic )milcs mg 01‘ 011;le Many prisoners
Nolwnlk Teache‘rs’ Association met; to lion from his honor. the mayor. iPresident \‘(ilson and that the entire; - dodges in the state and to all Eastern “,0”, taken it is said. southt-st oi! *
‘ -'~ ask the Board of Education what fur-3 The Board of Education feels that it 'negotiations growing out of the‘ar-; g , ‘ :31!” membm‘s- Th9 GYM“ MRS-Hers (“,qu the hotshot-nu are said to have
. on Page Eight) :tllel- action had been taken. Dr. Sher-'can take no further action and has ad- rest of Consular Agent Jenkins midi SAYS IHmTY A Vlhg other mm Np“. England Stainsand 'rt‘pnired the Siberian railroad' near .
-. er, secretary of the board. read thevvised the teachers of the city tocambeen handled by the state,department.j like Grand Name” or New Yuk mm éAkmOliflSk llnd are advancing: 1.0“?!“
At the lust regular meeting of the him for three-thirty o'clock, Friday. i
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-. r following letter. which. he had sent to the matter directly to .MS;honor, their Following this statement? Senai’or; . . _.... . V VNcw Jersey have also been invited. JSlavgorod.
.1 . _ _ the may-or, November 10,1919: imayor. . . . .lFall introduced a resolution before: ; _v_...__._,_., V V ‘
_ : November 10. 1919. 1 It is hopeful to report that the com- 1the committee calling for the deleca»? V “V” “mm; 0,, pam TWO},
The Hon. Jeremiah Donovan, Mayor, imiiioc of teachers got into immediate ,tion of two meqbersito wait upon the; f ’ V l PAILEB T“ i n . .7
THE JURY-i (‘ilyqoi‘ Not-walk. Conn. . Vcommuniczliion with Mayor Donovan president and seek his personal views; _ l _ _.,,.n_.._ ”a HHHHH .-
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1W’cissman, a merchant of New 1‘11.\"’l]: Althul Vi .. Stabcll .s $“ll'llmlni' 1
’who was arrested here on chat-cm oi
Mayor Jeremiah Donovan has an (iivlng t'xhibition will be recorded by -
paint d John E. Nooncy as constable Uli‘ Ptililt‘ “moldy. This fact was
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W?“ concluded and ”1‘” i ' i . : “m?“pfi‘ih 218385161351 gaging: (hm:— in u» pd llinli-‘PH. Through a nlisull- illiilh‘ known today when a :zielllbr-r of
.3111," made just beOI‘P ild‘i j 1 Hume Vt “Tina. 5:" was taken IIaC'Kk» to d " :.. llainl’q Mr. Nooney, who was the Stnbrll Fund conlmlttoe received
the Common Pleas court; i _ , Ix9p{v(l'\npx:)f“lax:tkni htkbv «.mmm it >3 i I In that office. in the last may- :1. ’k‘iflil l'iom ”it" i‘atho people, pout)"
.; J. “'ulshnlnst night, mi i gt ' she“ alight“; ’Qtzfth Harsh-'1‘“ ”L; {1332; v‘lc-ctlon. fa' d to qualify 'by file in}: him that an Operator “’1“ h“ “1
.‘Villiam D' Giles againsti M ’ " Sigmsgnblglto furnish. bond; (”5'31qu in? n bond with Clerk Irving 1). South Norwalk, (311} Sunday. the daily or
rrett, of \Vostporlmlaim-V. ‘ . , ,. f, . i . . ‘ . .} ‘ohvr: « ll. Investigation disclosed the _tho exhibition. ilr- Oiwl'flim‘ "“11 ar-
0 for arrears of wages, ‘Pofélesgna‘gl $552115 OfR§;ic)lf‘erf’llVax?' (“’0' and .Ju'i'ze (rantings; $391,111,123 fut-t that he had taken out the bond, rive in this: thy on the 9:17 train Sun-
cried 0f about 10 years ““lA'g'ilZfld‘ i‘hst Iii 1111:! 'S {in CUE-D3! X ..___._.— :Statcsl DXS‘HH gourt'fl run "fi‘t‘<(i-lV: bl“ i’ ‘8’“. hot been forwarded wiillJl (lay 11101111112. Th" rxhibition “llllnko
u ~ g m we oip» g *' ball \tould t*.<\n( un i i . - t. . ”M, .,V..,.t-.\.,-:bpd thirty day‘s-V by «(hp Nor- pluvc bun-um 2‘45 and 3 p. m. and
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Barret from: about 1914 '10 moms, on Mam street. “19 “55‘0” Ml”. Aime Paul, “ ashlngton, D“ C" Three Other Children Are when Vi eissman has been omitted ‘0 mlilt Agency. Inc.
. , was largely attended and officers for oi nation-wide prominence as ‘i if"l"l“‘ - v - ‘1p - ‘ m or! and produce assets
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' 3:9 0' $1" ‘1 m‘m‘h‘ “5 the coming year were elected. Titty in the Woman's partynwas the guest, Hurt and Lle [inCOHSClouswmm $000,000, alleged to bi: now
lili‘ public “311 not be kept in the void,
“t-nihvr for tillij,lr-ng'.ll (if limo wait-
. up .~ - ' ,, * ‘ -_. - to lak? liar-v. The
. “3“?“ 3“” Lt D‘Hd mm are as follows: lzt-sterduy, of Miss Lisle Hill, \‘.'est M0--e Than a Dav =contealed. 'I)EI)ICATE NIASONIC m." if“. ‘1." .lmfu._s;=m.iil~: in.“ will
.13” “9gp; flimsy; “.an‘imE President—311's. Mary C. chler. .3'51‘nll". Miss Paul’s visit to Norwalk ‘ -- - ' 3 ' fIOKIE PECEI‘IBER 12TH l ?\'0:.l\l‘1:\.\"‘:ni(nu:l‘ltllf f‘ilv at flu: 2.1,»;“35‘
. ““1 d 0‘“ . U 1* ‘1“ 1 Senior V’ice-President~-—Mrs. Agnes was for the Willow of arranging will! P‘sqg‘u" \v J Dec §——\ia<on R 3 (Cflmin‘lc’d 0“ P3559 sm- 5 ‘~ . ' H11 9m of ‘ill‘ fi‘vnl '
1 . . . ’ \sllwell. ' .Mii‘s Hill for a trzp to Providence in " M - ‘ - -- ' ‘. " ' ——-——~- 5 . ‘ ‘ ',_. w-..
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é§+h{i‘—-~P'O§'i3 (11212313401355 Junior iIce‘President—«Ml‘s. Hwn‘i- January. “'in the Rhode island 093- .S‘rong'fi’" ’33" Old‘finharrih;tr:cti‘ur:: z ..T I' S. h ""33“. “”"gham' ‘1" ANNUAL MEETING or 51'. PAUL'S
L: M * " f. d ‘ etta Hatchman. ’eral Assembly will (‘onsit‘ltél' the i'alifl- “mu“? 3""“" b10139 “1 _“ '. k.“ 3""‘““‘ ‘1 WWW" 0‘ 30"”‘1‘ sea"1"“; MEN'S CLUB
, llidt after he told his em-V Secretaryn—Mrs. Kate Sherwood. ' cation of mo \‘Jomans' sufimzt' :rnlcnd- all.“ night VOI‘ “ cdnesda} morning. 1 V‘ g‘VGl‘G Slfllmnf‘d. has been retired to . '
,had suitel‘od busmess l'e- . ling his “’1“? and hls (aides. daughiel.V llilc reserve list by the naval depart—'
Treasurer—Airs. Mary YV. L. Pelton. merit to the Constitution. Tim annual m. - tins of Rt. T‘alll's
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- If the} YL'I 9d {0 TPU‘llln Conductorfilh‘g. Martha D. Horton.’ -—-. -_.____.__.___._. Sfl‘lOul-l) “oundlng‘V‘hlv‘f ,oVuaner VVl'lAJ‘lY, (Hid ””3 911”“ (19“ lids been ‘~l(*ll"< (“uh “’11.“ iltl‘ui iii 1h" llHl‘ibh
. at half salary. The . nc- Assistant Conductor—“Mrs. Jennie! 7-1 . .1. (‘hlldl‘En and then (3::ng the own .fo V inauqu-rpd 10 man 1;". 1~_ S. Destroy- 1‘ (V ' Hf, (""6‘Iljn”' with .1 pump mim-
iwctl Clio; brill l'f-r‘elvcd Evarts. l . _‘ p. i [Ui HERAN “fingN .by cutting his throat Wltll a razor.f03le _ b . _ er iiotcy. which l‘:< now in the Pillifl‘ 0 n ‘ ‘ I ‘ N ' ' " o
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Va month for the period in: Chaplain—Mm. Margaret Peck. #4 of the wounded childlcn. a boy 0 12, . dolphin n:l\‘}'~y'al'd. .l’” ‘ H 1"“ mm H I”
This l'o‘llov-m: ofiit‘vl'sfiwvre pirated
‘is expected to die. For srwt‘vnl weeks lilo Siv'inallam‘
. Guard—Mrs. ago Byington. President. Ar-
' First Color Bearcr~Mrs, L.VVV. R)"
m— 1 ' n The tm edy 139031119 known “St '1 "29 number of i‘lit'ilds lender"! 'was $311” med ii" the .\' "wa l“ ‘ ‘ r 1m ., . .v - .. .- -
' -‘ F“ i 'wht "fies of the three children. XVI}? . . me oh l'lcl n=nilt to‘ J1... z .‘ . . . ‘ ,. " ‘. 1‘.Ham”' 111111“ 11.4 illi llll: t-lceg-pmsltlvul. A. A.
‘dC'i'. ' h -. 6" l g * ill.» «u ‘1 one ' ~ ~ - - 2| nn’fflldn‘q’l‘“ “ 0“(Y‘ M - AH I 'v" H “d“ “L“ ““5 engaged In a n" Bolt“ sot‘l‘wlirv. (2001:“; H. Qll.illl"i‘tl.
: Second C010r Bearer—whim. Johanna? 1 all oi whom had lam Ilnf‘ODSKviou“ m Miss Grace Lvat‘y. Southern 30W Elli“ cruitin: (‘Illllpilii’ll here. About a ' '
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1h? house 5m“? the attack, managed land Telephone UlJO‘THUl‘. 33d ilabéut’“ (302611 horwalk young lllt‘n joined the R‘ L ”m I H A ‘ i y
the ( ()lllilie } val".
‘ {Cot-dos. : ! ~ ~ ‘ Rl‘ikil South Nrirwull' was the FD-"nk-
- 3 Third Color Bearer—Mrs. Marv? , , , ., .~ - to trawl down stalrs and ttler‘hone ‘0 of Postmaster Andrew Lear). Themavg'. and were assignnd to the do 2r m. 'the evmimiz and Ram n mul-
[ l: K Rose. - idVAVwila zlsticnutod nit-mo: of the La- the family phySICialL .plpasant affair, which Was hold at be! $3.03.” which was visited bv hun— , “mm. talk 0,} “The “1“,”qu QOL
. i .. - ' Fourth Color Bearer—Mrs. Alberta “1:; ‘E 1 celc “’ m 5“ PM“ 5 Lu .llome. 112 South Mam “1991’ “a ‘dmdh “1’90”“ dullng its sia) here. flier as the \K'ol'ld's: \R‘cr PcuiiilmedV
lLouden. . n church was held. yesterday 11",“ gian in honor of her approaching map: H. \V. Hildebrand of Boston. one of Himgi .
I V - Q MusicionnMrs. Charlotte More-:€.1.11(:'C(?:1('1,11'_1 Eh? bahemfm of the Chmlcn“ Lu pfil‘ riage to Gordon R‘ (,auchr-t. VestpoinJVflW Stringham crezv, was “Vi-““91" in Captain Swan entered tho llnited
I ilf .. , house. on ‘0 .u ““99" ”9 usual 1‘0“th s‘ i _ ,which will take place In St- Joseph '5 this city yesterday, joining the Red ‘ lion-
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Press“Correspondent—Mrs. E. J. Be—fyigéeifi§1“dsmuigéfméd’ and several, * .Chum": January 28' " . f 1 ”ii-30‘0"“ llere. H“ “'35 on a five-day fur— orable dififllargo October 27th of the
Edient. _ " V ‘iwniiaxre‘o? theat.“J§Lhczyffngq7bajle, i SlTY 1531101“? nos-Va 1.5%”:le O $125511 ilough, at the expiration ’of which ”my“, 3.03,: He saw the mogt stron-
. 1 Mrs. Jennie Evarts was appointed “:edu on A 9.0 en “4c, . . inc. games uric p ayr , 811 ' _ *Q‘mnc he exncctr 10 8:111 for 80111119171 nous kind of .evrvicn on the Mu-ytican
f ‘ayler. representative of a delegate to the spring convention. in p ' ' 5916mm“ ““303'0‘1' A supper “3‘ "'~=11€1‘$- border. and with iii!“ A. E. F. overseas.
. . . . . , . . Plans‘were perfected for a (‘hrish'
uszr. f~‘ .- s'- '55 in l s - . ' -' . . r i; . ' ' - ‘ ‘
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V. '9}.(.f;v,~.§iggntili[éfurt (3:85;an man vas named as her altelnaie. ".‘he conclusmn of the business mcet- The nation-tilde dlite for $1,000,000 brgde w
, .. .. .. a. , , . i img :1 social hour was spent. Refresh- for a one million dollar en owmen
‘SE’I‘VGd, and ”it? $11.51.» V5 dpparted 3t ufid. iV
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iill gifts and best wishes for:
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~Houee for Sale~Try Yx’ant Ad. promo: rt mm m most Clijtlryiiblfi oven—
workingmen‘s cottages. He t lispninrss and Prosperity.
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‘ments were served, by Mrs; B. Y fund for Alfred University. 100%“ a 1 d .d: The 15155-; A“, ~ . ,. , ,, , ‘i
1 Conductor} him about the QERVISE MEN gwho intends to leave for an extezzggd Alfred, dN 1" 1011:3th min-13:11:61: FQT€SYSEOIES§2§¥D§§$ gaiherine McMa-i 'l r '
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. 15-:‘(01'211 properties. Mr. [ U . ’ ‘ qt to Flmida Show”. i‘rom the New York'headquartem that "03‘ H"“‘3 “H‘ahon' Mary Moherney. ' [IL ESTS PREPARE" Tfl LEAVE Hfi‘EEL
ct annoy? the name off "‘ Anna Moore, Evelyn Gainor, Thelma;
. . ~ Dorothv E. Ash had been appointed a . - . VVV .
ram: 5»; I 1 J «J ‘ ' ' .Gainor, Mil-y Mullone}. Margaret Ma ,
using; gtlé‘gf’L‘iasé'! SHQHUJ THE PEACE SflME REBUg-f’ifiN imembfl offihe local ffifigfiiiw in honey. Mabel KgiSler' Helen Sullivam, ‘ £ .
h. L i I ' ; ' *' Alfred mlversaty s ’ Plumeli Cnmmings,_ Mildred Kzuck—: V
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V . . . . a A of moderate ns, 38 3- c (:owing. Elizabeth Hawley. Catherin! ; I ‘
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,5 ENTER 7 7 I . . . : BOSTON, Dec; o.-~A reduction of only are 001. ho .5 w come, they are - i _
L} RCH , Iielf. s an opportunity for serwce ten per cent. in passenger and freight eagerly. weight, it being the theory 3314 21:71:? '&F§?“§§rsKn§;ép§w§i§$§fiii F999: 0f undetermined origin, broke direction, inasmuch as Ulf’ damafi“ “'33
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p, 11 IN I“ E} i 3. OR“: 3 men of Bertram to express an amnion.:schedulcs was ordered today on New (lie — of the faculty that the went» ,0 t in a atom can, on u to am confined to the store mum, the names
.- . 5‘ whether or not the Peace TreaCY;England railroads. It is efiectl‘vc Wed: gig {gamma of the nationrdepends upon Mrs. Ralph Leary' Mm' J Silccx, u r m p r being preventtd from making their
, , _ - f1“ __ .should be ratified, as It was Oliginaily‘nesday, Dec. 10. m- a . ti which the Mrs. ETGauchet, Frederick Finch, Gor—‘oi the Hotel Clifford, South Main w , to am, 0mm. pan of “m building.
V 11:)??(LVIy0-f. tho—2031:1217}; § drafted, or with reservations. The! The order, which was issued by the girugéfiéeygémeiggmg The courses LB; R‘ %:;?:t' Ralph Leary and street, at 10 o’clock last night. The 3,910“ m U”, ”gym: managpmpnt
. Nah E Lvncl‘rwere (18;)ng sentiment of former soldiers undead-«RailroadrAdministl-ation, at Washing- at Alfred are on. an exact par with max y. ' ihouse management quietlx warned taking on r ”it" hottl. on March ~l, tho
‘ “11'9“ ' an“ unidentified tu ' i 0” Will be capecially interesting con-Hon, because 0f the €03: 8110:1386, 1’01- those airmen 111-the largest and best ' :each guest to be prepared to leave the room was used as a huntiry. incent-
ind soul; the versel *- Whit)?! *sidering the part they played inthe lows generally the order to Middle. educational institutions in the {Inked 1 . _ _ , . ghetei with their personal belongings 1y, however, it had been converted
g off the foo: 52d, . springing about of the treaty. At ‘ - V'§Western r0835. except that the car-r ’ ‘. a . . i V ~ gand valuables in case the blaze got into a store room, being filled with
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