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Doctors and Nurses.r...Al-
lowed on the Streets éBe-
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3c; Third street, Hunt of the Palace Theatre theft be~
Sullrdzly night. by [lore his wife appealed to the police to
l-“ h ,fl lprotecl her from his threats. Under
‘)““' C 3‘5“} a ion" cross eX'lmin'lt'rn b' h 'l
.x‘.‘ . llll'ealem‘llgl ' ° ‘ l ‘ b y L e. He“
geant. he maintained his innocence of ited Flat at 225 waShing. _
'- iffy \‘v‘l‘i'i‘killg 1113: the robbery. but gave. in when con—r ton StI‘CEt, saturday Night tween 12 and ’5 A. 371.
“mi. in u {it of “0.! inllIQd wiihhis previous criminal rec.) . 3, . 9 _
m Detective: 0rd. He said he went to Bridgeport MRS FREUBENI“AL,S ~32
. . , ARMED Sfllfliflifi
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rolls, ‘. luau
Two women and. Three Men
1 ‘ Arrested After Police Vls-
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. .. g . q .iwith the stolen bag, which contained
. h” N‘ii'ldi ll(ldrb.:a large quantity of small change, and
.;-..-n are custody. tint pxchang‘m The coins f6}. bills, He gave
‘ .h : “hf“; into th'*.Pa1‘.$IS of the money to his wife, he dsaid,
‘* crime, on Sllnday,and kept the remainder for his own
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_ 1.1, and simlling’ uses. . Tu CHAI I [N . . _ '
" ""2 C‘m‘ammg “’91 Accrding 10 Seymour‘s record in! > i ’ .. -. a Year Ago, _Bu.t Some 3196;0thlgfilfgrfglemgsgeii 6:3?
. lziiliillli). and. in' Rigiitltq'ldlfinf affix-i”?! ”1“?in? 0‘" Man ' Complaints Had 1362“1 . (:de valuable Ameles Had dawn and at sunset. Cast them out
none“, resembie-s an u.‘ lv “1...: ““111 hp “.412" pure fi'wi‘feni ' 3 . . . ,. 'mtense Bmmess - 3., BeenSold by the Bin-gig“ from among you who would Bully it.
~..-1ii'.~'i:lli.Ilnill‘ulllv- m o'. l'. - 55 ”Hull” -'( um ‘ Received 0f COHdltlonS In? Amo ' the Natiofilfistg . , anu tell them to return to their own
. ., .Llii in l it i fmm rrhnnl. ()ll “stem-l 9 . ~l “g 9 . land Your opportunities are innu-
. ii;lr~m'il about (lift-9 her 21. 1910. he was arrested for theft! Raided House 9 by the N6“? Order . ' mer'lblt‘ Let no man mtE-‘Whlnl [use
lie 11.3.4. zl_ loll: prison and re-ronllllilted to the reformatoryl r * "t More than hllf of ill? loot found in doctrines take them from you”
no. wholes mania. '> llw wins arrested for" assault and rob- The apartments of Mrs. Maud, Lee: . . , - “ s. in“ rooms Ot'AmhM” F‘flmfl? and; ‘ The exercises yesterday were the
r.- mindlmy‘ :ind bL'f‘yfill’l” August. 19.1”“ and September P‘reudentml_“in the block at 225 “73311.. “FELL“. Saturday. Feb. 21' ““‘fJolln Moecla the pair of burglars who 'bigzest most ambitious public eifort
.iiro insure il, 31.), arrested lop freight. car rid- ipgton street, were raided by the DO- days decree stipulating till! fiber iwere shot and killed last Saturday the] ' l ”on of the Legion has at-
” _ ‘.1,,lft‘\t‘f‘:1""n.‘r‘1‘f llli \‘Hfi ‘Xiufkiilktl-{n‘ into custody“ by lice shortly before-midnight, Saturdaty.'Febmary 23 all ”50“” in the Dualin t by State Officer AMen lentil“? tempted ,u'id the success was um“,
m; “2m“ l-lw . . ”h. efwuot pol“- in October _..... as an alleged house of illiame. , . lmetro distrlc must rennin lu‘ try. who, together . with Specid our takubie. Soldiers and ”no”, “1 uni-
, . M 1-3 { WIN-k q ll"; .“}:::...}:.ly 1:233 the charge against Mrs. FreudenthaJ was arrested as‘dOOI‘S betwg midi! 8M and in mace: Addison Bacon, surprised then, form, acted as ushers. Refined seats
. 7'“.- him-Hull . hg‘ 101" .33.! .; “\L...’ gigollied'llp in April, the keeper of the place. and me fig. ‘88 M Elli. ly unexpectedt‘; ‘O'v—‘whneuey were &‘ work in the 'me inure set aside for the m of kin on
>l,wul \vin-l-l- hit all-9 ll‘rlll.'*:"fl i) 9.. it‘ll“ in". “1‘3” “5“}! for man and. three men were placed under eminent he rmomhs 38° 1" m. bylcelh" (l! the home 0‘ Mrs" E' 6' Mar-line dead, h Who“ honor the event
Hm. hm. i”. c... H; ‘ " “"‘ ,“m l” arrest as frequcnlers; The woman P'm'malmn taken WW :9' it iris. bu been returned to the owners. was held. and veterans of William lic-
, ”1' 0H“, i'u‘n‘: ’ ‘ * " _ l“‘38 May Suiten. married. of Stamfom,i Fixing the hour gt . a . will; The following uranium; those it Klnléy (hm, No. 9‘ United Spanish
I!zlmu-l‘iin-krmlnm {mil or .Vmcur um be tried in the Cily and. the men used their imagination in causeminimum mini-feral; ’ {helmet my” most a the articles “a, Veterans: a Bugging.“ .33.;
My n “WM” “ff 5.“ l.;..m.‘.>.. ill-cliling. .' Iie~urcl1ned to lzivulslhff author‘ig'lf-s the. following normal “I? 01 Dublin. W" -. 7. {£7.4qu from their homuz’Mm. A. 1400“!!!“ Mr Postantnnd Amy 6!
ml! HM” it. into . L. 3.. (.l.~e_ ill tie inlmll u. an altar. natures. ” .10.an llliams. n George night entertainments ouch. .; “Post soundgfieach: Mrs. C. D. Adonis, “19 Republic, and Red Cross Work»
:9. n -.x - '.-.3r w hi» 31"" and “iii no ’al'lillqndl, hefurl» Worthy nlld Allen Hatter. .enrly, but it will affect a '. MSOund h; Mrs. MeGorry Soulrdf‘l‘rs 0‘ Nommoccum apecinlly do
._ mm '{0 'HW‘“ “i: "“9?" in ms»- H.. \osburgh, without Bonds to: Mrs. Freuaentllal were of night workers, who are ‘ ' : all 9m; any, gene. Sound Bugs usignated seats. The reminder of the
gig.“ in:- ”IQ“ hour‘s”winesnntl-u‘ by _ counsel. The _ —— . lthe anmcement that vi” no: Clothing and other articles 5“Mailman-e was filled to capacity with
H 3m. n“ TH ‘1 r.) {mills mm hilS Lin ‘mannonsm of a» (continued on Sixth Page.) lone except clergyman: d . ml ,membprg. of the Legion-ml the pub
“I; ., > r 9' -l illllfi usvl. “lien alumni by Sergeant ~——-—~ {nurses will get the W8 . wus‘ Continued on Pine Seven glic of Nomi]; and V'il‘tw.
_ .' ml.“ .Pin 3.4...1: Hum ll be i30k "dcp he evaded the 310 be out 0! doors between noel-s! ' . ’ l Captain John Keogh, “plunder of
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another charge
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llZZARD __ 3 When applied to for. permfti‘mn
, - the police said they had 11qu
lllili FEB. 26.
with their distribution .and that the
.(ConUnued on Page Salton).
De Voe Warns Folk to Re-
plenish 'Fuel and "Lax-tiers
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Andrew luckson De Voe
,sack, New Jersey's M
weather prophet. whom melded. "‘
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George W ashi- . .,ton’s
Tlmely Maxims
l Ilill no more disposed
squander than to stint. ’
Economy makes happy homes
and soundsnations. instill it deep.
It is not the lowest priced goons“
t’)
of Human-
‘ ‘ and
lll"y
convince you of the folly of mis-
spendling Lime. "
There is no proverb in the whole
catalogue of them more true than
a penny saved is a penny got.
Speaking before a class of business
and professional men at the Passaic
Y. M." C. A.. he predicted that a heavy.
snow would fall between February 26
and March 1 and add considerable
NEW HAVEN. Fail 22.~Fire. bee
m“: a plea (“r a bet-l Moved to have been of incendiary on.
' r lv-l \l"'n capital and.3
z...*inn of divorce. all?
2"“ UlellHliSfll. and ani
or persons in the “'hitt’emore building;
Will liA
SlfliEN [Hill *
l8 RETURNED.
: ' ll THE PfliiCE
Part ,of It Taken ,More“'l‘han
MILE 5
desigmted '“tbe Bridgeport postofllcw
Is I control accountingmureuu for so
igin, endangered Ihe "795 of a gem-egagmu of small post offices through-
The announcement
and caused damage estimated at 850,4 Me this morning is one of the most
out the auto
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83 Assuming Bureau furl
e gétérans of "Three
Wars and the Public
Unite to Honor .Dead
sade," CongressmamAusustine Loner-s
Frank C. trey Post. Amer-icon Le-
gion, at the Washingtdn Birthduy mes
mark! to Norwnlk's honored dead, in
the Palace Then-e, yesterdny.
“You men of the American Legicm,
on you rests the future of the Repub-
lic. Wher. theritimeury starts to for-
'get what you bare done, don‘t be back-
ward in reminding them. ' _
" "Keep the flag. for which you fought
so well, unspllied. You haw: seen men
lr‘mnk C. W Pocono “Metro!
gthe day.” said in m of the exer-
ises, which were opened by him with
a short introductory mm. Caption
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.2; . . , * _ mature always the cheapest. most of the blizzards’of the pain few M ‘. l - . i l ‘ ‘ *1“ -
f alled For ln P3911)? Promote frugality and industry Yea”. months in advance. bl" who Three Womenond Man CST-l Big Distrid ' A! the Grand 83:?“ Terminal in
liL‘l‘ to A" Catholics by example. encouraging manu- admits that the last‘ one W85 110'- rial M W - 1| any—.—— gh’ew York city -’ We 5"
W factures. and avoid dissipation. among those on his “St-v imparts tne _ .. ' . - [been interested‘fo We til! “5’
. '92.!» “3“ l‘l‘llil in All R0~ Reason, [00 late perhaps. information [113! the end is not yet. Q. l Postmaster General Eamon his
play til group of historic dogs and
banners, the property of Heat. Tee
fair M. Hinton of this city. They will
be on exhibition for Iwo.Veeks. g
The flags are 'urronged in chrono
logical order. First there is the ban-
‘9
“You were part lot the grant. era-,Unlted States Arm
gun of Hartford. told the members of i
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tot wing written:
:Keogh inupdpcedm m is“ E. Sworn.
y cuptoin and chop-
lain. rector of Tnnify Episcopal
church, and holder of the Distinxubb
ed Sen ice Medal. the Croix dc Guerra
and the Mexican Service Medal. Chap-
lain Swan oflered prsyer.
.Due to illness in his family, Rabbl-
Sumuel Kesaler, who was to have rend
‘from the Scriptures. was unavoidably
dethined at home.
Congressman Lonergan spoke early,
\due to engagements to speak at Le-
gion meetings in Bridgeport and “'a-
tel-bury.
In introducing the plincipal speaker
of the day, Captain Keogh said he was
once! the youngest members of Con-
: the younxcst Congressman, in
pointer years. from Connecticut, and
the oldeoti in point of service, lrom
uh}: Sate
. Briefly outlining his distinguished
lcareer as an able statesman. Captain
«Km-gtfloucbed on Mr. honergun’s help-
‘ful work in behalf of the fighters of
itne United Slates, d ring the war and.
ithercafter.» He will ow he stmvc for
‘the frmktr; privilege toll» me A. E. R,
whereby lis'ice in 'n on foreign duty
.did not have to pay postage for null
isent buck name; for the ccnt-a-ulilo
irate for oervice‘meu traveling on fur-
jlousb; for a. liberal compels-filo. low;
for a. very liberal insur‘
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ibis insistence
lance low, which is now in the course
how be expedited.
fthe military mull selrlco obi-cod, how '
he fought the. alien slacker evil. and
worked zealously {or n betcr system
for disabled
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lot vocational training
‘zsoldien.
“’hiie Congressman Lonelgun in at
.brlcf,” able talk. did not raise the ques-
zt'fon: “VVbo Vi’on the ‘Walf‘ he 06er-
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nulls or
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Norwnfi Wuhan Enlisted in
u Crusade and Ask for
Assistance
my «xii-am anced ,- more lo the traffic difficulties now 000. A dozen pgrsonswcre affected important basal channel in the sfats .
:mm‘» ll... light g:\’piritl being encountered throughout the by smoke. three women and a man be— in m.” years. ‘ ’Eéroglwlgm'adngsfiag 3:: A committee appointed by ill:- Nor-
s“ 11‘ l'C'me‘flf‘d. midi - :EaSL H9 833’8 the present 'weather . mg taken to '8 hm’iw‘ Several of» The Bridzeport “03' Office has b9?“ white cross orqsaltirc of St Andrew walk Equal Primal" League com-
uitm-modsm slylesy AKES, VACATIBN ,will remain with us the greater Dart those overcome by snlbke were cal-53 depogltory"or ‘ number of 3.93”“; t is lh's bin flel that i i. '- ed of Mrs 1) W. Brooks. chairman.
i of the week, but the 24th would bring rled down ladders by firemen. _ . ”mt the Accounts of other post ofllces hac‘todla - e A 8 11 our ”m lms Ma‘riposa' Taylor, Mrs. . John
[H’mu'ilied by tho." “bow 8 change and a snow of some humemus ill-es 0’ suspicious ong‘mw‘wefi‘m in" the count)“ accounting, The baynner of England 0': 1272 ii‘avu Mrs. Russ-ell Frost. Jr.. and
The first of its kind proportions would follow. have occurred m‘he downtown sect“3'“,ofllces. lt.,,will necessitate ihe ejgrag- white field with the red c’r’uss or 'sfgn‘m Reed Haviland are meeting the
since January 1 and the losses for this«
(‘ullcurninnr m: . |
a if your already exceed the total for 1919.
reads in purl:
~‘r‘:!«"ll does not and
He advises that dwindling fuel sup-
plies be replenished and larders be
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gFRflM PflLIBE PBRCE
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. _ . p . ‘ “’ properly taken care of during the next '-
-. “QH- in the :lbso— (12.13. days in preparation for the fiext‘ '
quits (:‘H'Pllm the . rind probably last blizzard of theI
"Ti-lull :jl d‘ulllrnll: {tho tpresent winter season. ‘ 9 .
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._ H ’ ‘95 0 ““3; A fresh reason came to light. yes- BOST N HOTEL man'flfllflN
page El ht iterday, why the, pay of policemen Of‘ , E ‘
‘ g ) ,Norwalk should be increased. ‘ THIEF CAPTURED; .
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1 Asked about the reported resigna-
ilion of a patrolman from police
jforce, last night, Chief of P0 ice, “’il-
'liam R. Pennington said: “This is
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BOSTON, Kb. 2? —George A. Hen-
derson. alias Ale:;.:rder F. Chi-helm.
who was arrested all :1 011811“? nrwlar
CHlCAGo.‘ rob. 2:.
against prohibition" has broken out in
céwliili
llliilliliiiliifl
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_ . "-OV'QI“ 5,000
led by its prosecuting attorney.
been rumored, simply go}. a wee: off
from his police duties toga to work
in a local factory. ‘To for as the :lead
.. :U. costing over at the force knows. the policeman Will
H distributed to will report for patrol duty :u in: u:-
in Volynia. 1 tion of his week’s “vacation."
the American
I reported to-
} Ji‘wsfwho. though
u 1. :mn. steadfast-
iimir religious
il-’l' than Jewish
States. notified Washington today.
A prohibition agent and 3 party of
Michigan State constables “were held
up, Feb. 19. by Iron county officials,
and wine they had confiscated taken
. from them. according to word brought
I silk was stolen yester‘ 3 to Chicago today by Leo J. Grove..ot
day'. _ , lMlu-quctte. supervising prohibition
The. police said that the man. reg- regent for the Upper Peninsula.
.iatering ”(hr the name of Chishozm. 3‘ Major Dalrympie appealed to Attor—
loccupied a room at the hotel for u ineycenerul Palmer col-dex- Warrants
time in November. and that alter 'issued for the arrest the prosecutor.
guests had missed articles valued at .two deputy sheriffs. two police officers
several thousand dollars. a hotel de—lfifld three other residents 01?
tective discovered him breaking into River. a ruining sluice.
u room. A chase through the corri- W’hile “V3338 VON “'9'” Federal
‘dors or the hotel followed and the
man escaped. - ,
swer in court to charges made in a
“'Rl‘l‘v'lllt issued last November, of
breaking :g‘ml entering several rooms
at the Coma-Plaza. Hotel and larceny
of jewelry and other valuables from
Extracts. The
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filll EELEBRATIIIN
florwalk Division. No. l. A. 0.‘H..
are rapidly completing plans to mayo
the coming 'St. Patrick’s night celebra-
tion the greatest in the history of the
org tion. This year will mark the
‘tllirrlclh
annual entertainment in hon-
or of Ireland’s 'fPatron Salnt.
Down the long line of concerts, lect-
ures! nd plays, success
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particularly in
.\.l\' the first the
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Tile-Honored Eel-9e: oirxorwulkwbogovctboirlivunl
the service of their oountryfi ..
has been writ.
ten on eevry milestone, until their po-
. 1 who, 1) the way, are legion, ‘
' "ll i) 20"];‘3131‘9 sow?» regal-{l these entertainments Cam-3y . - Jam Coppola
“In.“ the Paisrrnozhereiy as shows. but as fixed m‘, ”owner‘s. Blake - Thé‘m 1.; amino ..
"“1719! 10 reports stitntlonsl The committee has secur- » communal V. Bil-dual! John c: Btu-well ' “
,. military observ- ed the Regent Theatre for this year-s ‘ James a. Cantoni _ Pl." Ilk. Mg, ; .
:‘ill seven infantry
- relieved by the
"'lzrlenitch. Kolchak
‘. have arrived at
sine the Polish
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St. Patrick's night production 3115 are - Charles)". Bloom
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H SQUADRON
IN THE Wows
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il'liERS _ ‘lcoxsrnmuto’cm; VA main?»-
99» . T ' ..—'— m;mmsunsof
3‘9 l. hORWALKlzal‘Te‘gqum four-v _ ale-
W ' ' u f _. .
€233; south?“
(snmm.'m, neat! ,
‘ t: and Anna Ryder. ' “Wag" ‘ ed 9
9mg in theCenter “W m; the '
.3 High schools. re WNW“ '
:* .~iened their. p58!» , ‘
figs-d positions 13%
l ey wi m ‘ .
3925'. March' 134:. .3153
teacher in. ' "
'- -.~’ also
basilica. ‘
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iron county, Michigan’unu the countyfl
is in:
'the first I've heard about it." , , .. . ,. , F i , i
It was learned subsequently that ceny 0‘ sill: ”0.5“, 3 “"'?""r‘"“‘“' “70"" ‘ apenfireioltk against '1‘“ Sumor’l
the “con" whose resignation has “5 '1‘” was boar-din- a “1”“ for 5‘9““! " ' aJor ‘ Dllrymp e, ”Pam-.31
. . . _ Yo 7.; today; will be called upon :0 am mrohibiticn director for; the 1.9mm
. lions! Woman Sum, 0
Iron;
in; of additional clerks and the findlnsicmr‘e. w”, carried by John Capo:
of adequate quot-tors it is believll.
MAYABANBIIN T
. ; mu ul'lullml w
surlllul cumulus!
HADRI D, Saturday.
ports, reaching here
abandoned the idea of holding a C
urea in Madrid 1195“.
Marqusa Gel Ter. president of
Madrid had met with mono
but still were Wing with
hope that matters eventually w‘ould be:
amused. «
' movement had
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llillilillll lilii ~.
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WASEIMTON. . Fob.
Muy came as a.‘
surprise to feminist leaders here. '13::
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Union of Spanish W'omen. told .Thc
Associated Press correspondent today
that the efforts which had been pro
rec-dine: to arrange f0‘ the Conzress in,
difliculti;s.g
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The Mum-es; declared the feminist
found symputblxers
‘ < spill lililil
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i149? when he astonished England‘s
'claim in North Amer-ion.
The third flag is me 'Jacuues
Union" of 1606. the union of the
crosses, formed by placing the banner
(Continued on age Six).
Gen, Weyler, 90, Gets‘
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" New Military Post
MADRID. Feb. 22.——Gcneral V‘aleri-
.aro Weyier, who has been appointed
Feb. 21.~Rc— Captain-General of Barcelona, and who
that the lmerna- during the Spanish-American War was
Allhnce has the most cal-lectured and heudlined
01,.an in the United States. is ninety!
'years old: Despite this fact he is actw
We and energetic. He is always call-
led into consultation by the King in
Every day when in Madrid General
I'W'eylcr rides through the park mount-
}ed on a huge charger, and in uniform,
the General goes forth sitting molecu-
cally, with his arm thrown buck as
though holding 3 field moi-chars ba~
lquestion what they are going to do
lwith the suffrage which is almost as-
sured. by joining with one hundred
and thirty-eight other leagues
flhroughout the state in a concerted ef—
ifort to combat the high cost of living.
{They also expect to take up the prob-
lems of Food inspection, proper soul:
Elation and sewage. «9 They ask the cow
'operutlon of the public. especially in
lrespect to funds to carry on the work.
lTbose desiring to make contributions
.11!!! send the same to Mrs. Charles
Swurtz_ at the same time indicating
whether or not the sender desires :0
become a member of the league.
BOOTLEG ACQUITTALS
BISTURB DRY MEN
" WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-Lurgo
snumbers of acquittals in whiskey
cases under the National Prohibition
law in such proportion as to for out-
number convictions secured has 111*,
‘en a. so. new“ disturbing factor in Pro-
hibition Kramer’s drive to win popu-
lur support in the enforcement cm.
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The latest-gossip concerning» Con
that Judge
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Herold .
Bound. T. Warner, of
Solisbury. may be the, Ni
nominee on the Republican ticket
out November. Euchre! Mail. the
usually W political writer has
the following to say in yesterday:
Republicans'Ma‘y' Nominate _
Judge Warner For Governor ,
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two reol candidates, they being “out.
Wilson of Bridgeport cad Judas
cream it is ubout tone my“
scum definite come to pass as
mine “up sate” mpublian 1m
Wattle upon to bond the (1“...
but that lib ,
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