INESDAY, FEB. 11, 1920
.
m sou-m nonwm WWW
you intend buying an
oat NEXT WINTER
.: UY IT NOW
9 swing to you will be con-
.ble. *I'”
we have not reduced
, but have good Over-coats
$25 to $50- 3. My!
oseph Davis
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’ EW TELEF-‘IONE STATIONS '
All} FER ERlPPLE. lForty instruments Installed In Nar. I
wait Dining the Past Few Week.
IIIIiliiIlEN ASKED III1 T .. ,
STATE “EA—I!“ "EFT ‘e. u... 1.... be... installed a... u...
Conn,
“my, Feb. 10. 1”“-
..issuing of the last list. Cut is out“ .
and paste in the back of your (lirecrl- 1
85 Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK.
ICRATS PICK ”BIG FOUR."
ockwood May Nominate His
Law Partner.
(llrigeport Post.)
. in interest to the launching
.rcsidential boom of National
-- IlomI-r S. (‘ummings of
'at a meeting of the Demo
to Central (‘omliiittee iii
en. Saturday. is the slate or
at large tentativcly selected
ent the state at the national
-on in San Francisco. Follow-
ot oi’ pow-wows. it developed
9. meeting that the “liig Four"
gr, will consist of the follow-
r David E. FilzGerald of New
chairman of the State (‘entral
UPI“.
e Charles D. Lockwood of Siam-
.w partner of Mr. Cummings.
tam United Stan‘s Attorney-
1 Thomas .I. Spellacy of Hart-
niaster Bryan l”. .‘Iahan of New
former congressman.
fact that Mr. Cummings will
he convention in his capacity or
al chairman. and tho additional
d to present his name to the.
ntion as a presidential candi-
climinates him from tile "llll‘:
slate. “'aterbury wanted a
among thc delegates-al-Inrgc.
-;III a candidate in Frank (lull-
hllt it is virtually certain that
lizncn County will have to be
m with the one place allotted to
('nairman FitzGerald.
{13' that the endorsing of (‘hair-
Cummings i'sn'l merely a compli—
-r_v "boost“ for the national
nan. They point to his recent
hon: in New York, where they de-
he made an unqualified hit, as
tive of his strength. His visit
6 coast last year. during which
oke in many states. brought him
vorable notice of the west, says
aoosters.
t is probable that Judge Lock-
. his law partner. may he select—
“ lil\'t‘ his name before the con-
livil.
:i.:.-1Iort will have at. least one of
tau district delegates to be named
'Ilo- Fourtlf Congressional Dis-
\'\‘Illiam P. Kirk is after the hon-
:.: I' is probable that he will get
~ Iiir~ places. Former Congress-
I"i -Illi:l}i Donovan of Norwalk lS
- Izrndidate for district dele-
.~-c'icut has fourteen delegates
. Invention—four at large and
. ~; t-af‘h congressional district.
F'a sic
A ANNULB
WAR DECLARATION
1; \‘1 ;'l‘(').\'. Feb. 11. — Costa
duration of war against Ger-
.. i:- on March 23, 1918, was
February 4. according to
iied by the State depart-
(In
F"OR KILLING
WILD TURKEY
IL.)
'T-iillA, S. 0., Feb. 11.—Send-
. 2-iwnt Wilson a. wild turkey,
.lIMaster a local sportsman,
:9. state game law and was
' :1 dollars.
1 ' ' """""I"'"'~----o~c---o-W
LIFT OFF CORNS
WITH FINGERS
Few Drops of “Freezone.” Th.“
Corns Lift Ofi—No Ml
N’C-o-L
‘3 ”’1" bottle of "Fromm” costs no
. eat any drug store: apply o In
OD» Upon any com or m.
“I” It stops hurting. than chorus
mug)“ bothersome corn or can.
hug:
hat Connecticut Democrats have I
lot'rills, who gathered at New Ila— I
Merits of Aid Society’s Cam- NKM: TEL. no.
palgn for UnfortunatesIMra. Selleck Andrews,» «1.-..5” k 51‘ 6
Are Pointed 0‘1 ' 15 Fourth avenue so u ' r1 e.
, ~ lAtweu's Inc., ' ' . Shop Every Day Before the C100 t
An appeal for the support of the 51 Vl’asll‘ington street 1’85-5. I ,
Connecticut Children‘s Aid Society's A. s_ Betts. I mu. 1..- -. _ ' .
campaign for $500,000 for the care of 4. i ‘ ,
Connecticut's unfortunate children.» Dry Hill avenue “99. I ‘l 1 Mason...
was made yesterday by the State De- 3911b“! T- 300th, . ..
partment of Health. The appeal was _, 64 Osborne avenue 2363. -- .
circulated by Dr. John '1‘. Black, com— mil 8,
missioner of health, and is as fol- thgg'a,§£:::h avenue 669-2. SUDDIST LU.
lows: E y
"The. Connecticut Children's Aid 80-! Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
ciety is gutting the people of Connecti-l Roodncr 131di “'3“ street 2214.
cut for 500.000. Knowing the needs 1. . .
and the good work which this soci- Darien Boarding Kennea ‘,3 1 . ..T-._
m ~ Women will find The bi ne
have asked fc' '1 “1.000. 'I‘heir cam- Mrs. 12. Pemarest. .
Ipaign is drawing to a close. and we 3., (enter avenue . 1042-5. g w _
are amazed to note that only about '" l
.. new 'e‘rse sui s ai s 0 inc woo ’
{has been subscribed. Why has this 14 .nowue ' ' J y p I
most worthy cause been slighted? Mrs. Jennie T. Ferris. . . I
Why have the people who gave iiiil- 11 Rowan street 2376. r . }
‘° J '1 ‘ ' ' of much a ea are rea eau ies l
serving institutions failed to help t e 0“ - ‘ pp
unfortunate children of their own 26; Taylor avenue 744-4. _ O o !
State? 11 . B. Hammond. ' ' ' ‘
b "Perhaps i‘ if, mm?“ ””1“ 1:33.: Bral’a‘h‘kee Doodle Court 2364. Fresh from the deft fingers of folks who have spemal F lrst thought of each woman who sees this new colleco
een so many I r ves or mun -_v . , . . . . . . . . . _ _
they feel it necessary to curtail their James F. Hall. 5.9 sSklll 1n Illatlildllllg thlS 80ft but durable fabric, suits Of W001 mon:_These plaids are 80 qwet and SO l'ltfh that any wom-t
donations. or pvl‘haps it is because 2, M - 1 avenue I . erse C O . _
IIIiI- moods of crippled children are not. Frangk tgitzcthinson f1 g . t 1 b t d t' f th lik d N 311 can wear them W119 Wlshes.
ifIl' '.";.l'l. Tim-Lin tlis' ' .,; " - - . .
is‘izlie “332.193.6910 mingle; Pchildren. 119 Main street 10634.. 'folk niigclriifii‘iots’t casein a 3P 111g 0 8 ever e or They are ahve. They are rich. They are full of
Imost, of whom are in homes where C,Vi.lrvlng. . . . . ‘ . ,
{proper medical or orthopedic hnen- ’ 7,. New...“ “venue 1054.12. . . . b 'th color. They have that distinctive alertness of plaids. let
“0., cannot be 850,de and where 1 - Of good substantial weight and close weave, at m . they are quiet and not trying nor assertive . . .
I;"’“f*’(§”°“.rhm“5t fififiessari‘i’ be ““3; ““1“: T3" (Yams; avenue 2373 "the elasticitv and.suppleness and freedom from wrinkles ' .
! 0c 0 . ese (3 l ren are ' g‘xa ,as ’-‘ ' . . " . . and . '. ..‘-t
Scare to thoir families and oftfn lillei' Nicholas Kline. {WhIChIS 8. characteristic Of' the cloth. 133011 tglbqunds Of 1893: ta'Eh . ligro“?bh 11111.88 amt
' -» t h min- .-‘ . ' , . , _.‘
”1 1‘“ "f“ 7 ““an 0 l eaififllrtlin 6 ‘-"“°3 “3“ 2-190 I In handsome heather mixtures and in oxford ; mar 0“ 1g open P m 811' es 0 mar mg arc a
.nit). B3 caiei‘ul treatment . ' . . . bd ed d b d bl hlch .
Img' ”‘6 “mm?“ {if “‘3“ or this: (has Koimh II t et 1120.3 Ibut among the heathers there is a prevailmg color for 311 u greens and Ndfi an rowns an 1103 W I 1.
children can e re eve or so 90 \v n (‘t 9 re ‘- ' . . . . . , M-
proved um the]... physifcal harm??? ms J_ R “Rammed“... gach-ftllilat color being blue or tan or copenhagen or blend mtoteach other and result in patterns of an M131; .3».
will be negligib e. or i suc re 9 ‘ ‘ . 683. . . . g
[cannot be afforded. they can be edu- “1 Cme. avenue. E. N. i 1'0me . . “lot beau y . '~..~ -
Imp“ ifgcmfi" t° ”mm ”‘9'“ 5°” 9““ ‘f' ”m" 2373 Three separate styles of Jacket. each accompanied by Some are going to be made up into skirts that will gl .
,suppor . 7 ttn on avenue ' . . - . ' - , . . \.r .
I “The proper dcare of Icripples ills “I“ Anna L Moore skirt of straight hugs and graceful dra.ping.—- their wearers both semce and content. Some Wm 12 fl
.therefore, a goo econom c propos- ‘ “ ‘ ' - . j" . _ _ , , . .
Ition, but a. stronger motive enguld Crnt‘knlt street, Rowayton 861. Stmlght_hne back made into new Spring ooat 0f true distinction. . T
Iinduce us to support this work. .rip— _\r -_<_ Thou Northrup. . _ . . . . .
Iplos. as a rulo.1are salen‘t wrongs; '“ Orchard 3...... 113.2. Int cited-pleat back Fine wool velour, indivnlual, artistic, of splendi ‘ ‘5‘
they may not aways e n pa n. u - ‘ , . ‘ .-.
Ithey all sorely feel tht-ighhelplfesrlr mad \lrs. \Ilar) II. rentington. 12490 Vented back. _ quahty— $7 yard II
5 ie en lent condition. ey ee t e 3 .\ onroa 3 rec j-- ‘ ,, 3
Ihngmdly of their position: they shun .uru. Joe Perry. ’3 Lach style 18 belted,some have four large patch pock- m” floor- ‘,
Iigiqgraizso 315:0 1313:: “int“‘éol‘i‘i {3155: so smug avenue 91-2- .Iets, some two and some have smart angle pockets. In one I
Isionally' mingle hini purplic prefgr the Perfect Rubber C0.. t t 484 E'style the patch pockets have clever flaps tOO. _ f
seclusion or t e r omes. Jonse- 110 Washington area ‘ 'I . . . P I l
r i - 1mm "1 , W m
3‘10;th {,th 331;; 3,132; gg’nfigalw George w. mu 9 I , Thoroughifi m ‘01‘ . 9‘1““ 9° 0°, t° be 0,. ear HECk aces
aml‘hgr‘e‘ewington thomo whfr: the 3 East Wall street 20°“. Wlth comfort ugh Spnng, excellent for mom? we T .
Children's {in Society cares for mil: Joseph R. Randolph. mo hthrough the Summer and as attractive $29 50 from Francea$3 95 I
pied (‘Ililt rcn. accommm ates suc ., . t t .-. ~ - - - .
cases as thI-sc. makes them well rigid Johtis 3:13.329 . i ‘Jn Price as In all Other fling? a r O O I
strong, it possible. and. if not. 0 u- ‘ ’ ' ‘ , 5 con 00 . .
cates and geachcs them useful «arm 10 Van Zant street. b- 7\- 23’7'i Hundreds Of difierent sorts 0f 116011181388 have 00
‘pations. ’1‘ cy are made to rea ze R -‘ 1* J. Sohoepp er,’ . V
.1... 0...... ”mush they cannot Mix ”.7 PM Hm R0“ 65441! . . from those wondrous French ariasans who make pear
and Inn. Skate. dance rnd play bail. ’ '
~‘~ I CriSp new waists, ‘1‘“ m... ‘° ”° mm
the darkness of despair. which hangs 132 South stree -‘ “ I_ ' '
IOVQ 1 many of lhlglll, oali be Ull‘ilt (1 ill- (‘u-orne Smith. I. . T113118 13 the luster and €116 Stolape am the apps
zojlun..hh;;. mm, n mm C m” for 1111mm.» avenue 14394.}; t ll re d ==$5 beauty of real pearls. Sometimes 1t seems they Just in
. s S .u ’ 1 . . a ‘ .
:ilDX)r0Xlnlai('Iy 1m) cripples. There William SmIIh. 5°88 if . be real! ‘ I]
are forty or more on the waiting list , p tnam avenue - . I . . . _ _
fillet if. I. conservatively Namath? W.“ 1 T3,... sum. I With their straight standing collars and their evenly- Among the hundreds many sorts and in many lengtli
a l “(I'UII limi; ti ii. w -r* - ‘ - ‘ " ‘ " ' -—_ - - - . ,
1...,1. mm uninh‘ 1.91.171 rid: 7.’.hh‘:‘.=. 76 rm street SI '12“: land pleats and their 81X big pearl buttOPS umquely P139“! and at many prices from $30 down to $2.50. . 3
Mon “mun Hu- hm .w-ar. The pres- .I. 'l‘aflOV. , ion front these new waists have a distinct and appalling - w"
(nll limiting.- are not. only inadequate q Ferris 3“..an Sol 1 . ’1) ll htful bl f de ' e But some Ofem pflce-mtereStP ‘ ' 7‘
but iliisanilaljr liosp'tal. gymnasium ‘ j P E Bates I charm. e g change from 01188 0 crepe chm TW f0 m1 (1 1? din .
.Tzlnd manual 'T‘Iiinll‘: llllildints should Tavi SerHCO. .. - ‘t 9,”. . 01' Georgette. . .enty' ur ength’ ua e 3 95
gbe added. The Slate. pays $5 per Week ~(‘1ii’t‘ord Block '° I‘ ' . ' . size, firmly strung, '1 gOOd clasp,-— .
ifor each I:‘i.-nt committed to this R \{ Tcnm’. ;3 Mllll of S lendld texture ID (1011010118 shades 0! pink .
T-institutim‘ ' the Probate court. this ' .— \t -town avenue 2361.: . E) I. 14.“ “do. trout. 1'
ilwing ‘3" “'I.‘ source of income out- "66118: Tlilel i and medium b He. '~ - - .
sit“! or cmL-sfs and contributions. As Mrs. . 81““; ' .. ; . . .
{this sum (low. not even cover the ac- Highland avenue “"“I ' Wlth large Whlte dOtB embrmdered Upon 001191 on Two ARMY AIRMEN KILLED. s'rocx MARKET PRICES L’WE;
flit; 'Tigj' {‘11:} Till-liff‘i‘g‘l'péiii 3'05: Alex Toner. (r 1° 7 ’cufis—thc cut 3 by the way, are turnback sort and match T _ Tm, my“ W) n AW: (2
Elmlilic for improvenwntu and addi- Dr)” “I“ “9““ 19¢ I“: the straight co ar finely. H. BI 82ml: and Harry Brokaw ‘" bed 2 to as points in the bonsai:
tions. “'0 do not believe but {h t \V'll'am J. Ungavary. l 7 OIIICIOH at KelI Field ,,,,, . _ .
Emery person who looks mm the mean— Igloundl'it‘w avenue 2389-}' Combination Of tWO sorts Of “101‘s is USQd; one 18 very‘ QALV ANTOVIO Tex, . 1‘ todg.‘ us a ill;‘>llli oi tlil'lhor heavy u-
L . .. . . . ,‘ _ ‘ . . o »- a u a A , ., Feb. Ilr’ u] ‘1 5;_ .“H,. 1 .31;<~. '“wi
”Shari“ 111+:II:DII)SI::1 211121113“ {313' 032‘]:- Mr‘q' E' J' Valentine, 11G" 4 ! fine in eluStem (1001\5 almost llke.d cordlng) Whlle Other lieutenants Harry B. Smith and Hart“: :ouscs“ lit-Portia; horn"?!soil":1 L ’r‘oon fl
ISUbggribt‘d- 37 Van la!“ “"9“ "" ‘. of wider degree and clustered With pretty efiect— ‘0 Brokaw. both of the 94m A...) up...“ .0. (Tm... H‘ .4“. f 1.ng 3
“ c Hlimr of any paper, 1110 local ‘__.____————————*" ' .’ '_ , . . ~04 . l . . ,3
Ihealth Offit'op. or any bank”. “-111 be ENTERTAINMENT AND SUPPER I ”Second door - ron, were insantl) killed late 3 ,s.er 5011ng for account (‘1. ”MN“ who W
day when their machines collided 12-5
feet in midajr and tell at Kelly Field.
The aviators were in a. practice night
were unable to illul'l demands on im-
paired margins also was noted. Open-
ing priccs wcl'c only lllOdPl‘a'l‘7S low-
glad to receive
contribution.”
and transmit your
Old Well Commandery Members.
Have Good Time in Davenport Hall
MEETING IN HISTORIC PALACE. I TUG CAPTAIN KILLED.
LONDON, Feb. 11.—Tile meeting of
Alfred Free of Blue Line Suffers Fatal
JEALOUSY LANDS HIM IN JAH‘ (lid “.0“ COIiinmndf’l')" No. 930. 'the (‘ouncil of the League of Nations . . in low hanging clouds when the coil!- er but the l‘CMlinn ‘Ilecame general
Man Gets Five Year Sentence for I'nited Order of the Golden Cross. occurs today in the historic picture » F3” m. Jersey City Esion occurred. before the end of the first hour. Deve‘
Mailing Infernal Machine gave an cntcrtainmcnt and supper gallel‘y'oi St. James' Palace, which Flags were.displayed at half "133‘; ’ lopmcnts which "Wally 20W?!) the ‘ *5
‘iast evening in the Davenport Hall. ‘was built bv Henry \lll. Immediately on the Blue line 0125 James M0“ In”; HUNGARY CANNOT PAY DEBTS' price Of BIOCRB. 115 "101W? rates and
ATLANTA. Ga.. Feb. 11.—Paul 13. North Main street. On account or the below the portrait of this monarch. a 81118. HOkendauqua. and 1°11“ Garret“ BUDAPEST. Monday. I" b. 9 r "" " foreign exchange. apparently ceased
Carter was convicted yesterday and nrevailing sickness not as many of 181‘“? table has a place for ”‘9 ac- when they came through the sound 83W 083““ carry “m “‘0 finanflq‘ an" (“WM influence. alihough‘
from New York to Bridgeport yester,
day. On their arrival at the city dock. "
Bridgeport. it was learned that this
was a. tribute to Captain Albert Free.
for fifteen years an employ of the Blue
line, who was killed in Jersey City
on Sunday night. At the time of his
death Captain Free was master of the
James McWilltums.
While leaving the home or router
whom he had been’vlsltins in Jersey
City on Sunday, Captain Free fell 10
clausbs of the treaty with the allies.
according to Roland Hcgedues. finan
cial expert of the Hungarian peace
delegation, today.
“It would be a burlesque to as:
Hungary to execute these ("aw-e
he declared before leaving for VII—In
"There is no longtr means lc"
measuring our Indebtedness. I: ‘
impossible to impose upon dimlni’IWV‘
Hungary debts greater than the uni‘
ed country ever bore. Hunga'r:
prices rallied somewhat before noon,
when call money opened at 8 per cent. '
sentenced 10 fl“? .Vt‘m‘s imprisonment the numbers were present as expect- 'comodation of the members of the.
on the charge of having sent an infer- ed but all had a good time. Council before whom Leon Bourgeois.
nal machine through the mail to Capt. In“; Glnndonian Orchestra provided the French delegate. delivers the open-
John Knoubel of Ebenezer, N. Y. Jea- music, and it was of an excellent qual- ing address. The .remainder of the
lousy Of his former Wife. employt’d as ity, the young ladies receiving many gallery was apportioned to seats for
a CIeTL’V at Camp Gordon. WhPTe CM”- compliments on their excellent work. the 160 invited guests. including all
' ' ’ bassadors and ministers of the
oubel was stationed prompted his The supper was greatly enjoyed. the am . _
Kn ; __.———-————— Iallied. associated and neutral powerS,
act Carter said. . .
. ’ ‘ ’ lsting'uished pub-
. C rter of having R WN PRINCE WILLING TO sun. together with other d
Charges against a. c o 'flic men and the representatives of
sent poisoned needles to his former RENDER AT ONCE. . h
father in 1916 were drop— , It a press. .
wife and her ‘ " AMSTERDAM. Tuesday, Feb. 10-—I The opening meeting at noon was
YALE SWIMMERS WIN.
NEW HAVEN. ‘Conn., Feb. 11.—rm
yesterday afternoon won the swimming
meet with Wesiyh by 48 pom to 5.
In the 200 yard relay race. Capt.
Whisks and his three companion.c came
within a second of heating the record
held by Yale. The time was one min-
ute 42 2-5 seconds. "Tubby" (“nem-
ped. __________.———- Former CFOWD Prince Wilhelm 0f Ger planned to be Of a more or less formal feet—from the porch to the GideW‘IK' spent more than 35 000900.000 n-mw Bey showed good form.
AUSTRALIAN RAILWAY SYSTEM. manv sent his telegram to the heads nature, to deal with the program of mm“; on his head. He died with- during the wan for whim the .o_,
. of allied governments. offering to sum the proceedings of the subsequent out regaining wnwmne‘3- 3° mmrovinces are not responsible, accord— nnEENLEAF’s POTENT cue.
For a number N m"""‘“ "“3 ”"V' render in place 01‘ Germans (16- meetings, which will occupy the d“? 55 years old and is surviveil by ‘ “a. his to the peace terms." YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. Feb. li.—-An
ernment owned trans-Australian 1'81“ manded in the allied extradition Thursday, as well as today, some of ow and three gm“ children. . . records for continuous runs in pocket
way. extending between port Augusta. list. almost on the Impulse 0f the ...__————-—-—--—‘ ' u. 8..MEXICO TRADE CONFER billiards in this city were better-ed
“ere vesterday afternoon when Ralph
Moot. the world's champion went
out with an unfinished run of 77 In
scoring 126 to 77 victory over Jot-om.
Keogh. a former champion... .
.-
Australia and Kaleaarlle. West
ifigliiialia, has been ccmnleted and in moment. according to an intervtew
operation, says an illustrated article with MaJOr von Mulnheim. the tanner
ITALY'S TAX ON LAZINESQ. ENCE.
“9“ Which “m" 3' Baum“ the ROME, Monday, Feb. 9,—All uble- moo crrv. Feb. 11.—Two in"
in Popular Mechanics Magazine. The crown prince's adjutant, published in British representative. will preside, Ibodl ed citizenn of Italy between a." tired delegates were in attendance
new line is l 051 ratios “1 length and ,o, Telegrhaf. is one of the private sessions. '88“ of 2° and 65 would be required when the first United State-Ni W.”
of standard gauge. 13:1. 'iqcsvf:gt.‘::: "The former heir to the German ' The nations '* represented. “- the to work by the provisions of , 5m in- Trade Oontemnoe 0m,“ ..‘ , ..,
$333!: 12“??? ‘2- on; union “W's.” said the mad". wet em!- MOeflns are ”awn“ 3m 9"“ trauma in Parliament. today by GIN-morning. o: the Notion-.1 803ml at
Ocean. At the other end it links up firming reports that p. telegram nu Britten. France, Italy. Jim and.“ Lombardi, “Wt W Mina. Delegates to the co .- -,
with four other roaris that ""”"' ’8‘! men sent. "took his resolution with- Spoln. - . ’ am. who calls 33,. m "g ”I'Mch 1. under the sue-"v- 1 ,
transportation to Molbnugn I; "catch”; thinking long about It. The n “..'-f“— '0. wry Pom .1310 mm.mm Chamber of more. II
Pdfi$§5§§flh 93:32.3... «1:3: 5"" “f 3"“ '0“ 10mm M PW. OBJECT 7° 3W5 "w“ (who ml in do so are subjected tomoxloo, Included 125 America no
Thus for the first tine I.» “mm 4m and the serious deletion Which hu LONDON. rot» Iii-7m “V " hairy 'lévte- under tho W‘d’mmm m seventy-ave nucu
connections have. been‘ec‘ab"~‘ d b0 nrlsen’ In Berlin in men“. without tide-bi m, ' mui “fig-3"“; ' ' at. of m common-'1‘. . l 3
tween the Indian ard;,?:.,:;;.:“" D"'""l.'lted the prince to and M. with“. value; 111?!!! withdrawn» . '31”, mind from till! m m Iran.
“W ”m ”‘d 3"“ j ' ‘7" ram. Ho hopel by this to 3701'“QO m. «nice for murm‘uw co mm mun-4 flaunt tun-m of m
"m ”e?“ ’n m“ cw " r" “Mus flmflu'fbr Gut-m. hm rm o:- m In. '9, as» m and hop ”W chi so nu tog-arm :21: m
the. . ' Mufflf W . m .m. ‘m ,. ’ j “M . . ‘ ”My,” - 2.0.51: ‘3
the sessions being public and others
private. This afternoon's sesaion.l
.——>
~H"NGARY'8 DELEGATION
IN PARIO
PARIS, Feb. 11.—Hungary's pew.
detention. headed by Count ’eronn, .
arrived here this naming. Brtgndler- -.
General B. H. Budholtx. arrival hero ..
. .. mar-ting. mm H. ‘
1!. mu. m mucou- ,
(an and» MW ~nmury con-u.
s.
nit '. -~
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