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Entered qt the 86* Kuwaiti-pout.
one. u-Booond Giggau Mam
SEASON ls
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in: Communication
i. For Many Hours
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me \ ears Ago Feared
' a i’iata, Colorado '
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wintM ll div).- ht?!” Hut.-
.. the lil""»’.lll’tll'1 and plain:
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woportirrri» .\ lllll‘l‘bt‘l' or
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a \‘w'H' 1: porn-ti islviulvd
uln- vri'n'uunicntiun in
.l‘l'llllfl. .‘vl'uouri. lozra.
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and Minnesota
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1“ :1I.’"‘.iII :‘lpillif'
’I-I' fa .I'III lx‘lliis'u,
”i i‘.x|l nun-(mu '.
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mi illlli‘.’ :»
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1w. 4‘ men said.
' 2': dist-int. in
£33.93
iiiS, A Ilium“
.— ,_-____—
l_ Texas Couple in
' 'z'I;erbocker
C‘
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. 101]).
1‘1: k
I
.
lint (2h lmRamcn Rod-
‘xi; ‘nno Aivcrcz Herrera.
: whim-d Mr. and Mrs. A.
m DalIIF. Texas. at the
’ ‘IH‘JCIiPi‘, last December,
ml to serve 52 years and
vii-h. at hard labor, in
They pleaded guilty.
Tyl'E' said he wished he
».; the death penalty.
w-rick was hit on the head
nlmer in his suite and Mrs.
: “as bound and gagged.
burglars stole $30,000? in jaw-
:41] and were Captured after
Map? by climbing down ill».-
hotel.
_..——d
ivyre is r. cousin of Mrs.
. of Norwalk.
gill—TRIM!
:nnrsunu
March
aunt who eluded Fed
.2- for ncarly
““1332
Wide of war.
'cz‘mt bearing
' ‘ dodging
airy. -
«loll has spared n
arrested. in Phila
. ii intimidate Fed
rt Bergdoll.
. who defended
. .\£e'xander Berkman)
>2 l'azt- Eleven)
Ens“ .; initial?) 1,503 ‘
xiii AT ODESSA
"2 ‘1'." A wireless de‘
. from Moscow.
in the capture of
1 of 1,503 ‘WVhité"
zenerals and 217
l'II-"I'ia‘
\
- Cited Repair,
Ship ' (Yard-
iri‘fs‘iu .
4.~—Grover
Lilli. a wealthy young
two
'iwznl court-martial, at
‘ He is specl‘
-. "h desel‘tion, under
Army
. Filllt‘Ol’LIE of the trial
on
cases
defense of her
. noted alienist's
(3'. two of whose
‘ . (burned with acon-i
Luau-:3 If Fined.$§0
4,—SamueISil-
\ nixed $50 on two
court. yesterday
“5‘3 keep his tene
Miss was the amt
. 49:11, by the H811?
to improve hohs‘ " , l I
"landlords thinkimeg‘
when the welfum-I‘
at
‘5.
.004 [slum
Worker Given
Lump Sum for Injuries
Received in Fall
Practical benefits of the workmen‘s
compensation act of Connecticut are
admirably illustrated by an agreement
continued by Commissioner E. T.
Buckingham yesterday in the case 61!
Adam Standi'éh. of Norwalk. against
the U. S. Shipping Board of Norwalk.
and the ”Travelers' Insurance Com-
pany. Standish. who tell June 24. 1918,
while in the 'employ of the board. suf-
fering injuries from which it is im«
probable he will never recover, isf
awarded in a lump sum comps-ligation?I
of $14 a Week for '266 weeks. one-hall“
his wages, making a total of $4.(Nl-l.l'
All parties concerned agree to this disi
position of the case. which has some,
peculiar features. ’
Standish fell while
CM“; 3 IIIIIED
.
Express Smashes Into Wo
Train in Elizabethpo'rt, N.
J ., With Terrifying Re-
suits
MANY minim
. murmur.
all of the evidence presented l)ci‘ore.Persons on Station Inatforn‘1
the commissioner indicates the tail?
was by accident for which under the fare StI‘HCk DOW“ by Fly-,
old laws he could not recover a penny._ lng‘ Parts of Demolishedl
Locomotives
He was at fault himself. and then-
was no evidence that the Shipping
Iinurd was any way at fault.
_____._.——
vs
I ELIZABETH. N. J., March 4.—Tw0a
l and
till INVESTMENTS ;
Mil Ii'iSIIIABIE
ir Return
by
a :i07en
ate yesterday whcn the Manipton ex-I
Jersey crashed into 8. work train
lilizabetllpant and the
up.
Debris was hurled
air as the trains came together and.
main} of tlw injured were struck by,-
Chanms of (lettin
'tml; in ('onno-cticut mum
>84 n from I‘m- hnu‘s. commissioncr.
'l‘lu- two companies granted license-:4
han- Wclls in Kentucky and Texas.
.\1 r. Sturges action followed. a report;
to him by Major John N. Brooks, of
Torrington, his special investigator.
who made a tour of the southwestern
oil fields for the purpose of satisiyiuu,
the bank commissioner as to the gen-.l’athologlcal Medical School, of same.
eral status of oil companies. and pan ions, to Dr. Fen-er Hera, were . dis.
ticularly of the two companies \\‘liicli,pcrsed’ by the police, three being
{were granted permits today. . :wounded. ‘
“The permits issued these compan-' The students interrupted proceed—
ies are in no sense. a guarantee that ings of the Faculty wuh loud shouting.
their stock will pay dividends." the asserting the committeemen had
bank commissioner asserted, in telling shown favoritism. Later. after the
of his action. “Major Brooks found committee had quit the hall and gone
that at the best best, all companies
are a fifty per cent. speculation. and
we want the public fully advised of
this fact."
Nlawliiiiliiliis
EARLY HEARINI] 0N
WEI GflMPLAlNl
I _
i “'ASHINGTON, March 4.-——Tlie
Stale of New Jersey, through its Ar-
, torney-General, Thomas F. McCran, to
'day filed in the United States Sr.-
preme court its suit seeking to have
the Constitutional Prohibition’irAmend
meni declared null and void. and to
prevent enforcement of the Volslead
‘ act. Joseph A. Lanigan, Assistant State
Attorney-General, has asked .for an
early hearing on the. petition, which is _
directed against ’A. Mitchell l’nlmer,‘
United States Attorney-General, and
Daniel C. Roper, Commissioner of In-
ternal Revenue.
The bill of complaint sets forth that
the amendment was improperly drawn,
that in 21 States the Legislatures have
not ratified it. as provided by their
State Constitutions, and that there is
no power in Congressto propose a Can-
stitutional amendment regulating the
habits and morals of the people. It re-
cites further, that the amendment is a
legislative and not a Constitutional
matt‘er,’and that as such it Was ill)-
CID-F:-
(Continued on Sixth Page)
MARY PICKFORD’ .
,. GETS A DIVORCE
:M permis—
r, --" . m - ‘ , wreckage as they stood on the s -
(2115/ 310.00. 8435 Bdl‘lk lion platform. Then great clouds tit
Commrssroner f~ixiiill shot up :1; thc h0lIf‘l':‘ burst.
-_. ‘On - car ("1' iIh- \vm'l; train was. our
ll.'\E-"I‘l‘(ll’.ll_ Maw ‘u !. -~'l‘hc chances ' . . .
m' muting (l rc-turn xn‘l l.l\(-.‘~‘llllt-lll in (Loni “mid on Page lulevcnl.
\ ". .mrl's undrr ll. most: favorable ‘- M -. i-"—
(1 m .tzmccs an.» r . ly titty-fifty. Bank '
l' .. lasinnrr l-Zx- . t .l, Stui'.<z.~..
train“! 'lu- public twin; in issuing the ‘ r
ii:'.~l primits. under th.» State law.
which requires that mining and oil
companies which wish m sell th'ir '
'MAllliil), March tic—«Police authori-
itics “c1"- forced to intervene L0 sup-
gprc-ss a riot whichpccurred todayat a
-moeting of the laculty or medicine at.
the university. Students who became
students followed and insulted the pro-
fessors. When they arrived at. the
ministry, the students were prevented
from entering by the police, who stood
before the building with drawn swords.
In spite of this, several students
managed to reach the minister's of-
fires, where there was great uproar.
The minister refused to listen until
a
the subject. .
Professors explained the
brilliant work in the past.
,ly met later to discuss
measures against the students.
ANNUAL Miillllfi nr
in the church parlors.
elected were:
President—Mrs. B. M. Andrews.
Vice-PresidentT-Mrs. Frederick H
Ganung.
Second-
H. McKlbbon. .
Secretary—Mrs. Ira 0. Gregory.
ton B. Baker.
TreasurerfiMz-s. Charles E. Hoyt.
year. A supper will be given in
near future. ’
BOMBIDVAMAGES . .
RENO, Nev. March 4,—3-Mary Pick-
ford, moving picture star, Was granted
a divorce from Owen Moore,.. at Min-
den, a. small town near Carson City,
on grounds of desert_ion, it became
known today. She has been at the
Campbell ranch, at Genoa, nearby.—
since Feb. '15. She Was accompanied
to the courtroom by her mother, Mrs.
Smith, and she wont freely while tes-
Ztifying. Moore was not in court.
i though he was at Minden. at luncheon.
on Nonday. . How represented by
an attorney inLthe proceedings Miss
PickfordJs still; avGenoa. , , '
porch _
seriously damaging
injuring “no one-
are believed to have
to the guilty persons. . .
WASHINGTON, March ~4.-——An on
cial r‘eporton the
erlcan Consulate,
day by . Consul-General Keen... 10'
said the
' .941. but that filo onem
VBcsidestnaul-Ganerul
.x
W
. mi
disorderly when a committee of pro-_
fessors awarded the chair. held by the'
to the Ministry of Public Instruction,
to complain. more than three hundredi
he students changed their attitude
and nominated a delegation to discuss
chair had
been awarded Dr. Piera because or his
The facul-
disciplinary
_ IAIIIES’AIIISIIBIEII
The annual meeting of the Ladies‘
Aid Society. of the First .Methodist
church. was held yesterday afternoon;
The olficers
Vice-Ptesident——~Mrs. George
AMERICAN CON SULA'I‘E
. ZURICH, March 4 (Havas).—A
bomb exploded, last-“night. under the
of the American Consulate here. ,
the building, lint?
Police authorities? .
secures clues as
bombing of the Ann
at Zurich, last night,
was made to the State Department :10"
o
Reed‘s”???
‘ te.in no. .,
The foliciving brief has been fur-
nished to the Public Utilities Com-
mission, by Corporation Cdunsel Eri-
ward J. Quinlan, setting forth Nor-
walk‘sl contention in the matter of
the zone system: ‘ .
in Re: Petition of the City of‘Norwalk,
Public Utilities Commission. State of
Connecticut: '
to
which ‘appear to be. fundamental.
1.
the "
“zone system" provided [or a change
iof rates, without hearing byfior per-3
mission from. your honorable body!
th
lcompany to justify the same.
"enwineem n ' ' ~‘ - ' '
l 5 nd .1 firejman ’“CIP. killedz-zone system,’ whic
pcrs us were injured ‘ as a theory. Is not practical.
the Supreme Allied Council are deter-
mined to adhere to that organization's
refusal to allow a restoration of
Hapsburgs. in either Austria or Hui»
8‘ ,
ales, in answer to inquiries regarding'
E“y
“ .
4
was,
The Connecticut Com puny.
Brio! of the City of Norwalk.
(General Case.) ‘ .
Upon the general came it is desired
advance but a few propositions
Inasmuch as the introduction of
zone system" provided for a
e burden of proof rests upon the
2. That the application of
3. That the commonly acceptedlth
““5“ Of ”‘9 ( entml Ra'lroad 01' Ne“‘.xloctrine concerning discriminationlo-éof Union No. 335: Amalgamated Meat
_ . in . wit: That if persons similarly circum-lC
“1811198 blew",stanced are given the same rate and;
l‘ Eservice. there is no discrimination. is: union organizer, was in charge of the
“all hill) the, not applicable,
because for the puro‘
(Continued on Sixth Pm}-
l
, Nlll lltfilliiili.
:cl
LONDON, March 4.—-Mcuibers or’
w
t he
11y. it is stated in Conference cir- is
.Rumuian tears that tho appointment;
or
sent, means the return of the tormer
rulers of that country.
ment, in Russia. it is stated
-sume quarters, has been discussed
Admiral Earthy, as Hamilton redo
Recognition (it the Soviet
the course of’the Council‘s consuh-ra-g
‘non of economic and financial prob-i
isms, but no definite conclusion has!
b
.ing relations with Russia have alsor
lbeen debated. and its is recognized all,
the allies have an option of beginning
it
" o
em reached. Other nuttters affect- it
u
rade with Soviet Russia If they wish:
\l'hile nothing has yet been decidcdn
s to the size of the army Turkey wiliI
be allowed to maintain. the: Council;
is believed m oppOSe any plan to maim‘
l
-cons
' Some members of the Council are said!
to favor refusing Turkey a standingl
army in any form, except a gendarme-I
'rie under officers appointed by the al-
‘lies.
iwill come before a. special nilceting or
' u i t '. .
like League of buttons Co nc tod r; ”m side of the ledger.
IIIIIISE IAIII III
Corresponding Secretary—«Mrs. El- . success under his direction:
Gratifying reports were given by the
various committees nud~the past year
proved a banner year for the society.
Many plans yvere made for the ensuirgg
t e
‘walk Lodge, No. 529. Loyal Order of. _
Moose, met. Tuesday evening. at meant-r
Moose Home, and completed p'azis tor;
a fair which will be held at Red Men's .
, Hall.
ing, April 26. {or one Week.
» May 3, and promises to be a big evenw
aln a force larger than 25,000, and
any insist that the Turkish army be!
tier-ably less than this figure!
Questions relative to Turkey
l
I t
Tit her minimum
Big Meéting With Meat Cut-
APPLY IIIR CHARTER
ANII NAIIEIIIIIBERS
Will Take Up Matter of Nevv.
.department sine! t‘hb Becker case;
The Norwalk Grocery Clerks’ Union
was organized, last night,.at a meet-
theriug held in the Central Labor Union
h was worked outlHall, Washington street, by a large ‘
édelegation of representatixg clerks oi
utters of North America.
meeting.
Federation of Labor has been applied
itor and is expected within a. weeks
lThe following temporary ofiicers
' HAPSBURES ARE uh:- new union were. named last night:
I
: I
i but,
cards will be placed in all stores. and
it is said that the matter of regulating
elected.
Stamford, {he
will be organized at a meeting to be
‘ today.
‘no longer a creditor,
A
! foodstuifs and
_ . . so ":83 “Wit“! ALL pampe- massaging” 4 ”Ea“_wlaz.mu Mow" Mm
n .
tors Held Last Night With
Union Organizer George
Prince in Charge
Working Hours at Later:
Date
(2 city, who attended a joint meeting
George Prlnlce, 01 Yonkers, N. Y., a.
Three Womén Give
Testimony. Against Meth-
Odfi Of the Detective. De-
flurtmcnt~Vice§quad In.
valved—Girl Telk Grand
Jury She Paid $5,000 to
Grafting - Detective in 3
' Years .
~..
I
NEW YORK, March 4.-——StartiingI
police. depart-1
lIlli in mourns
revelations as to the ,
room were predicted at the district at
tomey's ottico yesterday after John J.
Cuneon. police detective, had been in-
dicted on charges of bribery and ex. « ,
tortion. Three women testified before "
m ..... W m MAY BE II PIINSIBIE
Further indictments against mem-
bers of the police 101cc were“ forecast
and it was said that disclosures Would, "”4“"
result in the greatest upheaval in thg‘
Inmates Last Sum-
nd Warden’s Reply
ical Threats Recall-
ed-Moyer Suggested
.Grlfting on Women.
Evidence ha been obtained that I ‘ "Talking 100 much” IS believed 10 ‘33
some detectives are not only mmnsixne real reason for the resignation ol’
IChar-les C. McCiahghry. as warden of
”he Connecticut State prison. at Weth-
Icomment upon his action yesterday
afternoon. "I may have something to
Riot of
The grand jury for several months has 1. liter
been investigating the methods of.‘ to
members of the “Vice squad” who ar-i
rest Women. '
lcfimnued on Page SIX).
A charter in the American
all
‘ l
--—--————-—“-'""‘ ersfield. Mr. McClaughry would not.
Ammt CASES lsay after June 30,” was all he would.
sign, it was learned last night. He 0(-
ferod his resignation voluntarily to-
say.
‘ McClanghry was not asked to re-
lthe board or prison directors. meeting
__ 5 'at the prison, yesterday afternoon. It
Sigggggmgiigfifirbrgfii‘i lFivc Plead Nolo Contender-e. $33,335;figtflggngggbegwgfig
igfifrgyr:gd¥:$ liaison. I Through COHIISEL t0 nian'iboard, ‘ilgrcsldcnl Norris .G. Osborn.
The ‘Grocery Clerks' Union is open" slaughter—Tattle Refuses‘ll‘iw.mf"mmga* ff 3:231:51 2:3:
or mam ems n; to Ask for Bail .3: :1;.3§"".‘.-.;‘ portals .3; on.
uding managers of chaind sttxoricsd — ‘ tntonth. it is understood, however,
proprietors are barre ' .non IiARTF‘QRD_ March 4_-_Jacob gm. that the resignation will be accepted.
orkins hours, to conform with the
‘present hours of the butchers, will be
taken up shortly.
When the charter:
recéivcd, permanent officers will be
Considerable enthusiasm in the new
' on.is being manifested“ by
,mnlnu
all orthe grocery clerks. It in em-
estly hoped by the
Lkn‘em-tunlonMen in the cl
in thelage and support. help the new union
inyalong until it is firmly established.
members that other
ty will, by patron-
today ., for
Organizer Prince left
clerks
re the grocery
eld tomorrow night.
tritium will
lEAlllNli Puma-ur- . ilfllifllmfl
LONDON, March l.--‘Europe is
danger of permanently losing the posi-
tion she held in the world
outbreak of the World War, says Pre-
mier Nittl, of Italy,
printed by the .I
He points out that Europe is
in an interview
Manchester Guardian
but is on the dc
. bllc order in Italy 'is
Pu
he Premier. and it that country could, tired million dollars. or
requirements in coal
raw materials.
in;
before the
good. says be fused to raise a fund of one hun-
ENllllllliENl cuss
she. Judge E. K. Nicholson. of Bridgeport
nerwine. Nathan Salsberg. Frank Rose, McClaughry gave "ill-health" as his,
and Saul Joseph. who have been held = I‘Gnsori- “We“ know. 1 was m m De~
in jail since Christmas on the chargelcembC‘K hi“. said. . .
of murder, were brought from the jail,l TwentY-elsht Year! {In Bu‘meu, _
yesterday morning, and before Judge'; He has been connected with prison
.William AL Maltble, in the session og.mana
‘the Superior Criminal court. the)" ,lle came to the Connecticut State
pleaded nolo contendere m a norm prison from the lawn State Reforma-
’ 1 Which .mued {ban with m. tory at Ammo“. in He servodunder
Cola liter. On motion of the state‘s his father. W Rabat.» ‘c-.,
‘auggiey. the four men wereremanded xClallshrr. as chief engineer In clerk
‘ of the identification bureau at the
eMli.obiucurt .
,to 5%“. by Jud; 3 ti: 9 ‘ e 0 Illinois State prison at. Johet. He has
served during his career as deputy
superintendent of the Allegheny coun-
‘ty (Pa) workhonse; deputy superin-
tendent of the Chicago house of cor-
rection; deputy warden of the lndiana
State. prison at Michigan City. He oc-
cupied this latter position under for-
Imer Warden Ward A. Garner whom he
ésucceeded as head of the Connecticut
institution. From July
May 26, 1902. he was
Wisconsin State prison. After leaving
the penitentiary at Atlanta. Mr. Mo-
Claughry went to the Missouri State
reformatory as superintendent.
2 (Continued on Page Three).
\
I
.BAPTISIS IIIII
‘IIII III RAISE
warden at tho
I
t
v
’“Sfédtidltlifl‘dliiin‘ a uuxwllm’filfllls
I III IIAVE LAIIfiE '
t!
, Opens April 25 I
i From April 25 to May 2, inclusive.
la national Baptist campaign is to
this sum
.' Connecticut‘s quota is
;is ’stme campaign director. and head-
‘would be. able to reconstitute herself
Eecouomicaliy. ' . , Equarlcrs have been es‘tablishedin the} At the “gm“. meeting of the
I Only brief allusion to the Adriatic F;r5t National Bani; Building. miEaglcs. Norwalk Aerie, No, 588. hi
. lproblem is made in the interviQW. I Bridgeport. ; their quarters on “.311 street. last eve-
a strong membership
, ' l
The fair" committee of South Nor-
l
r will open oh Monday even.
ending: ,
The fai
A good. live committee is in charge. v
'with G. E. Amours as chairman. 31ml
:Amours has had
perience in arrang
much succsestul ‘3“:-
ing fairs for various.
organizations, and it is therefore ex;
pected this event will ‘also be a big;
I
l
I Premier.
‘be friends.
"We shall find
“and we trust Jugoslavs wi:
COD U‘O V9 I‘SY
(Continued on Page Elven).
until nulls
illuminant
CITY, March 4.—-—Manuel
w‘hich
unxico
Gonzalez. leader of the band
a way out," says The
Don't magnify this fron-
by talking of imperi-
Planning Campaign. . hing. plans for
Rev. H. B. Sioat, ”of Hartford. pro drive were put
motion director. and A. C. Marts. or from now on unii
New York. national cwmpagn direc- efforts will be put
tor. were in conference
1 1
I
l
I
one hundred.
- " , tier-e by
(Continued on Page Eleven). I
BUNEIIBEFENIISIIAN
ACCUSEII [if IIAIIINfi’
I Sud
. order
I that ofllcers tram
and delegates
Several hundred dollars’ worth of _ _
Iprizes have been already donate-(1,1910% and kdledmustus Mm; xtbe ‘recent demxmstration by
“men M" be awarded to the “12m" 1:18;: dfiei‘éaiafi‘ii‘ii at by our gunman Aerie in mm city.
or the lucky numbers, at the nal . v , to . , h C 7W _’ ___.._ ..
‘ - uln Government troops, accordinx, Attorney Jo n J. uneo. asking
figatgfigificfiznlnbifi.fimw‘ifi°fifi 3.52 :emEofildaL statements issued here ton str§et, gazes: untamed sum (continued on Sixth Page)
'7 ‘ ' ‘ W”.-
, . in last night. court, or a a. yes , tanking y .
15531:): 3:191? “aegugliisfinanqrgg cfaig After the Unis: Sagaflkg’; I figmfimengugim ““1- NUArMm
0 here had I359 - 3 __ ”eh i I‘m, '
33%;: hfmdfg‘; $251032?!“ Of the that every smart be made to punish ,Lombardl. obStuntoi-d. who is“ alleged ,
g “n ' the guilty persons. the military 0013- 'to have been ones! a. gnawing “alter \
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' buildingoas" partly d€3troy- .
lg: ‘ A. calm.
in Sanger-“clerks. *’- ‘
: acct-5r
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LONDON. March 4.1—Eortugue
monarchists are gathering on the
Spanish frontier, and several, hand.
lug one who is said to-be prominent.
havezvsecretly; ’ into Portugal.
manders in, mesons
Colima ordered out mobile columns
e bandits. One of these drug ' is conceded by e:-
ggmfléngomtered a band at 'OIID- peg-£3 to luvs been executed with ex-
uws iii the vicinity of “a ranch. owned , cleverness. The _ numeral: ' . or‘ the am: ‘,
by Mr. mount, an mesh-s. her «servers may. in: mm. 3w mum members 1 . 133
tmmnggnd mums.» Infil- hulst'f ,1 W" on #1 bill: in a club attended the our?“ no!“ ting. y
dittonto the leader, it is stated that: gainer- W the W of a hot-night!!! the , armsa Mr .
number 0:? Wfim thé A MIME" W“, the“ W $19 bill! w W rm
‘n'w‘em«' - . .
ma 3 . , 4 :srer’o ' 8mm .
W
«Jansen. arid
in MID bills.
«1' $1 bills; successtully m then
91
mm M in»
cement for twenty-eight years. '
1. 1899, until.
into working order and.
l April 4th, ospeclnl_
into effect to ‘13-
yesterday WM! creole the number of members of this
‘On Sunday afternoon. April 4th, the ,
Norwalk $tate Armory or the Town
Assembly Hall will bathe seem: of
Ithe initiation of these new members
i W the crack champion degree team of
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