NORWALK’S : *
HOME PAPER
HED 1870.
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ESTABLIS
assault-rib Pines :Newe Paola
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E cred at the south Not-walk Post.
as Second Class flail Matter.
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-.. Norwaik young men, emplgyed as messengers by the Amoriotn
Espress company, on the New Haven railroad between Hartford
-. York, were arraigned betore United States Commiuimctr Freder.
th Il'l Harftord yesterday chirped with stealing goods from snip.
:nsigned to the express commny. ’ ’ 4
.."CU$Cd are:
non Lcngyel. 22 years old, of 356 Flax Hill road, a former West ave.
* "‘1' driver.
-~.e Emory, 21 years old, pf the Second District.
froth pleaded guilty to the charge of theft.
--wch.
ices were assigned for hearing before the Ugited States Court on the
'2 Tuesday in May.
i-‘lal and railroad agents were in
r .l homes of the two young (ten. .According to unconfirmed reports
.nth of stolen geod's were discovered.
(f‘olitinllerl m] Pagf‘ Five).
NORWALK RAILWAY“.
MESSENGERS HELD e .
ON THEFT CHARGES
Waiving examination before the United States Commissioner,
it
Their ball was fixed at
this city last night. They searched
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éwasi That is,‘.Vhat Mo-
. ‘. Picture Star Tells
‘ u.~;':‘;:cl' Man
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> last night,
1. 1w ’l‘l‘lllcs. ’l‘his “its
'n'l‘.‘ sht- hall l'llilill’ to
h- \\‘.:\‘ Lt‘llnltl a til
"i'll .\l()(;lt', 'l‘tlwstlay. at
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lllVU‘l'f't lwcauso l_ Want}
' Miss l’ittkiol'tl
a charming man rand
lvut there are many inc
t'vvn thug'f‘hlal poi--
l Wont to Mlnden.
with mother. I had
in sot-urt- ll divorce at.
I was nr-l’vous and unable
in studio and wanted a
l was more 1 was inform-
)ltlorc was not far away,
location. 7
tli‘li-l‘llllZlF‘ll it was tho op-
in“. i had no knowh‘ulct'btn
:iiat Mr. Moore would not
in» vase. so i immediately se-
!::.l\'ypl' and fili‘tl lily vuln-
.. H‘L‘,
<_‘(l_
- pt-oph- think my divorce \Vils
. rt) pi l’lllll me to marry again."
'itinned. “This is not so. i
4v wanted to be frr'c. Mr. Moon-
1 haw been Sipfll‘i’lit‘fl for thrr-o
and i had wantyti a divorce, but
~ simply to avoid such a situation
.t\'P found nlyst‘lf in today that
off so long."
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TURES [1N llflAllS
lillt‘lil (‘otll‘lly Engillecrs' As—
(‘llli‘l‘liilhi‘lL Thursday
H, \\'a1'(lweli, at. his offlcc,
l-ilt'. Stamford. The mem-
ttl to the reading of a very
taunt-r, on ‘fload-mnking."
.m "l‘ liv'nry Minor, of Nor-
1.-‘n t'njo) N1 :1 fish chowder.
.. or lithium of a highway
._ Minor said, depends, in
t.
1.
He should see that plan-
i; and execution of it. be
Minus. Ilc should arrange
u-otttinmion of materials
"in connection, he should
minim-as (mil hold-ups.
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"‘1an; “and execution of
ll- F'llLl.
my .‘tli'. Minor as useful. in
graphically, the infor-
' ml.
til-stlmd Whfit is
Work." saying that
Ill'll'IZt‘il in the spring.
L. earlier than roads
tl. ii is all important
:m start this drag work.
21w is to drag it. when it
on so that the road will
_-. under traffic.
cutters. in the early
~<~-ntial and nhcessary.
~ mitnry, economic and
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re ferred to as
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TURKEY Mill LflSE
lllli sills
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0th Mill ‘
_ snails
‘Charh-s Brand. Washington street
jewelry dealer, today brought suit,
through Attorneys Keogh 8c ’ nndee,
against Frank J. Becker, for heavy
damages. ‘
Mr. Brand alleges he suffered mum--
cial loss when, after obtaining an op-
tion on a store, in Mr. Becker's West
Washington street block. The defend-
ant sold the building to Minot S.
Smith. obliging hlln to lease the Mrs.
Margaret Taylor building, North Main
street, instead. ‘
nllllltlall wmi '
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Judge John J. Walsh Finds
for the Estate of Dr. Ed-
win Everett Smith
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LONDON, March 6.» ’lhe Cilician
mamam'r- may COE-lt Turkey much .01'
what the. trnaty of [trace would other-
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\\‘l.§l have left llt.‘l‘. according to ex—
y. titans hoard in liilll‘l‘ circles, at
m. . ll.il‘, 't'lllt'l'l' :lliit‘tl foreign mirt-
'~ iv": continue honing the Turkish
.llti -nl< l‘l. it is lit " \l .l. union}: oth-
llzll".. , ill'" [Minnie 3 Wk 5.9l'll bOllllll-
.l';_\ llt'.ll I'Il'rls, on l Avgml: Sm. to
llitla, (in the Black .t. Ill?!) be aban-
tior‘wi. and tilt .in:- try ln- drawn
mill-h tailhir tiifil. ’i'l.l.~: ~"llll'l limit
'l‘ill‘hisll I-ilri‘flS‘til‘lllfi in til: app to the
ll‘lii‘i?“ plninsulzt‘imrnl < 11:. bit-a ol'
.‘iallzlola. '
l- .anm and Hi‘t‘fll lllitain are credit
ed with being- in agreement ill this
said-,rmpcrl. but less certainty is cxprws-
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ed as to [law’s attitude. and the mat-
ter is yet to Be Settled definitely. An-
thcr elect of the Cillclan outrage l.-
.mid to be unanimous sentiment among
members of the foreign ministers'
’councll toward totally depriving Tur-
key of an army :1 d permitting her to
maintain only a orce of gendarmcs.
.This chemo, which has been discussed
for some time seemed recently to he
\doomcd to abandonment. but it is now
isaid to he the most. probable solution
in”a decl‘sion handed down, yesterfi
titty, Judge John J. “"alsh, of the
Court of Common Pleas. civil sidcf
finds for" the defendant in the suit'
against the estate of Dr. Edwin Ever-4
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. sum nonvn‘nn 00115.44 magmouemo ‘
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Says if Congress Does Not
‘ Ratify the Petite Treaty
Soon He will Renew Rec-
ommendation for‘fThree-
Year Construction Pro-
gram ‘
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1_ ill: UNSElllEll
The American Navy Must
be Prepared for Any Em-
ergency That May Arise
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“'ASHING'I‘ON, March 8.——-St'cre-
tary Dank-ls told the House Naval
committee today he would recommend
a naval building program [or the next
fiscal year larger than that mowed
hy‘th‘e General Board “if the peace
F Tile 319an ii mau’mu4nuom 'pws ,
have been received
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.What the Dutiw of Rev.
John G. Murray Will Be
When He Is Consecrated
Auxiliary Bishop of Hart-
ford and Tituler Bishop of
Flavias
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Because of‘ the forthcoming conae
oration of Rev. John 0. Murray, no aux-
iliary bishop of Hartford and titular
bishop of Flavlna. numerous inquiries
as to these posi-
tions. An auxiliary bishop is one who.
in this case, is appointed becomes the
diocese is so extensive that it require:
the labors of more than one. An aux-
iiiary can 9,190 be appointed when a
bishop is unable to perform the ponti-
ucal functions, or when an episcopal
soc has attached to it a royal crimper-
treaty is not ratified at this session of
Congress." Withhblding mil ratifica-
tlonr however, the Secretory “dad
that if this country in (he and reject-
vcncc at court: -
lent. eccleelutical discipline no bishop
can be consecrated without title to a}
ial office requiring protracted pree-
Accordlng to the pro:
on Smith, or (‘ohl Spring. New Yorkucd momberghip in the League of Na-,certalu and distinct diocese be gov-
brought by George ’l‘lllont- Hill, Jr.. oil
Norwlllk. '
.‘llr. liiil. through Altorlmy Leo lia-
vis. bionght suit tm‘ $900, claiming.
that the defendant sold him, on No-
\t-li'lJt‘l' :ZUth, 1917. u4pzu‘ccl of about
it n :lrrl-s-ot' land. with buildings thew.
ml. ill East avenue, nmning through
to \Vcslporl avenue. it was agreed
that rhi- taxcs for iwu years on the
property should be apportioned br—
tllis was done and the taxes paid. Lat-
isr..£\’lr. Hill conciu‘drd that he should
not have paid ,the amount of macs he
did, $439.98. ' ‘
. Attorney lt‘rlicman Light, who ap-
peared {or the Smith estate, ,submlt-
led a contractfc Judge Welsh; where
{in it was stipulated that his client fins
‘to pay but a small portion of the taxes.
(Th? (‘OUl‘l found that the defendant had
complied with his, part or the agree-
ment, and was not responsible for any
sold Mr. Hill.
lllNlt Pllsliliil
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i‘w’Pell thc purchaser and Bellel‘.4»lllldl
furthc'r tax payments on the properlyI
tor the question) ~
‘FALLS 0N IOE~ -
AND SPRAINS ANKLE
». on his management en-'
, and of separate jobs. so ,
tutti-rout works_wlll dove-i,
‘4 ‘I‘l‘ll l, and the total num-i
- “mumble- bp constantly em-J
data is necessary to,
(‘harts were rev
- t.:..il‘.tunan’ce of country 901
tll‘nlliltgé’ was emphn-.
LAW-pill: of culverts and
undertaken with matev
» ".4“.th to provide a bitu-
t (out, prolong, consider-
tll‘ grow! or macadam
Failure to renaw an
t-tivl', when needed. is‘
. of failure of moron!!!
Edward ONelll. ol‘ 4 Chestnut street,
First ‘district, popular chef of the
Aerie Lunch, on East “'8" stret’l, sus-
tained a badly sprained ankle in a fall
on the ice. in South Norwalk, yester-
day. He was removed toaihis home)‘
where Dr. I. Rosenthal treated the in
jurcd limb. An ice pack is 410w Silt-i114
rounding the member. it “3""!!! S\V0l-.sar-A bOtt Company, who was arrest-
‘ lvn so much that 'it Will be‘ impossible! rd, last night, on charges in connect-
tO minister any healing anaesthetitsqon “with the recent iailure. of the (fol-
Mf-lonial State Bank here. shot and Killed
ill will. no doubt. be confined {04 himself here today, after he had been
3 released on bail.
until the swelling is reduced.
O’N
his
FOOD SHORTAGE
THREATENS EGYPTi
norm for at least two weeks.
Newport News,
8. Warrant sworn
wealth's Attorney"l!.lt’<vl.«y, charging in thv
them with the larceny of $15,000 frunl ask-d
. KILLS HIMSELF
Virgnia,
Man Was Charged With
the Larcny, of $l5,000
NEXVPORT NE\\'S. \'a.. March 6.“
Holloway, pl‘esldcnt, of the Vas-
l
Holloway and Frank it.
out by
lions, he would [9th impelled to renew.
his recommendation for another threé‘
year program of construction.
ilcilcra'ing his statement
Nations by which every nation
hcip preserve the peace ottho world
first navy in :ll:»,4\\'q1-l.l," Mr. Daniela
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able Company Has Been
Asked to Repeat ertain
tion
LONDON, March 6.-lmporlant pas-
sages in President Wilson's reply to,
the note of the allied Premiers rela-
live to the Adriatic are obscure! owing -
to errors of transmission which havei
rt
is understood. for this reason, the Am-
erican President’s communication has
not been made public here.
Some newspapers which have learn-
od unofficially as to the nature of the
ply withdrawal of the United States:
from the Peace Conference and mill-3
cates compliance with two or three of
the Anglo-French suggestions.
PARIS. March 6.-—Presidcnt Wil-
son's reply to the note sent him by the
allied Premiers, relative to the Adi-i-
Bartlctt. , alic, was not discussed by members of campus
cashier of the bank, \trrc H!‘l"i’:l(‘tl on} the Supreme Allied Council. at Lon- ivcr, H
(‘mnmon-Idon, yesterday. because ol obscurltiee nett.
trx’t. this cable company being
for a. repetition. says “Peril
ems either actually or potentially. Act-
4ual government requires residence; po
.tentlul does not. Hence. there are two
of lasggprlnclpal classes of bishops, the rest,
your that "we must havr a League ol tdentinl. VT diocesan or, local, 0! ordi-,
will i nary; and the nonresidential. or titu-‘
lar. ‘All actual jurisdiction in tltdlar
ttithcu, compotnire‘nava! bulldingpnsces the pope reserves to himself,andv
i’We nlusl haw incompambly the hlg.?cxcrclscs through the Sarrcd Congre-
l‘gat ion or Propaganda.
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NEW YORK, ‘March 6.-The storm king paid another
unwelcome visit'to New York today, just as the city was
commencing to recover from the effects of the $5, ' ,w»
000 blizzard i‘month agfo,,and within twelve hours the '
WWWHS 3“?“ng With the pelting rain, 3 driving
sleet storm and a biting snow squall. As the tempera-
turedropped steadily during the night” the wind ill-5 4.
encased in velocity until, during the early vmo’rning, 4.
hours, it had reached an unofficial velocity of sixty miles
an hour, which 'boded ill for shippihg offthe coast. _
The comparatively warm rain was at first welcomed
by a much harassed stneet department, as the fall, at the
rate on an inch an hour, washed away $0111 of the icy,
muddy relics of February’s blizzard. But the gutters soon
were turned into miniature mill races, sewers were clog;
ged, cellars wereflooded, small streams in {the outlying
sect-ions overflowed their banks, roads were washed out;
and hightides contributed to damage along the water- , 4
Lfront. Thousands of emergen‘cy calls.were received by '
ithe water department. , ‘
The sldet made a» successful attack on the transyorta-t
tion system. Service 011,!18311' all the trolley lines in Man-
hattannnd on some of the elevated lines was cri
The telephone and telegraph companiesremrbed that
wire communicfition‘ out of the city was badly crippled.
tilts. llBNliElllilR
llllnnsnln *
Vl’hile carrying dishes down ll. flight
of stairs in her home, 1 Gibson court.
Frederick A. Hanke-
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tsunwtlttttn I
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lWealthy. Theatrical Produc-
M.. . 19- 4pm» ..e
e.
Sections of Adriatic Ques-
E wlxsumo'rou. March 6.~A doubl-
er of “Chocolate Soldier”
yesterday, Mrs.
barrelled investigation of the nany's .
work. during the war, will Hurt iii 15 M‘de Defet‘dant
Washington next week. 4
While the Senate Naval Affairs com~ Frederick C. Whitney. of gfgenwich,
miner is probing Rear Admiral Slim" theatrical manager, original producer
charges that the Navy Department'am; "The Chocolate Soldier," who is
alleged inefficiency prolonged the con— .credned with once having thrilled
meicr slipped and fell, painfully sprin-
ing her right ankle.
, She was alone in the house at the-
time of the accident, and alter pro- .
longed and painful effort. telephoned ,4:
for assistance. She is under the care»
sician and is unable to be out.
diet, a court of inquiry. sitting at. the
removed Rear Admiral Fletcher from
command, at Brest, in 1917, wmlout
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Supporters of Sims, in his famous - meedings involving the' possession
contents or the reply remark with evl- ; controversy with Daniels. professed 10 fit his palatinl‘home, on. the Sound, in
them satisfaction that it does not lm-i see in the calling of the naval court at Greenwich.
counter attack by the Secretary;
against Sims. They hlgted that Dan-‘
leis, instead of waiting for the Senatel
ho probe Slms' charges against hing}
launched an investigation of his own
into the conduct of Sims. 1
The Naval Court of Inquiry is to be;
of Rear Admirals Rogers. 0]. ‘
rweri'l' and Capt. K. M. Bcnvi
Admiral Fletcher. who is now‘
Lcommander of the 14th Naval district}
.Hawali. asked for the lnvesiigatlon.f
LONDON, March 6.——Egypt is lllrt‘al- the bank They lurnislzed bond in the max." in the Echo de Paris. As far as He arrived here rgctmtly to prcss the
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enctl with a serious food shortage. the sum 01‘ $15.000 each.
Exchange Telegraph correspondent at!
Cairo reports, in a despatch received.
today. The handling of supplies- has“.
again been placed by the Food Depart-
ment in the hands of a board or con-
trol.
Tb censorship. the correspondent
Eadds, has been restored, beginning to-
‘ day. ,
L Borsfinwxlmném
ATTACK oN FINLAND
, LONDON, March 6.—The Bolshevi-
ikl have begun a new attack on Flu.
,land, the Central News correspondent
“at Helslngfors reports. After a heavy.
artillery bombardment, on Wednesday.-
thcy attacked the Finnish positionsat
Sutjervi.
Eliminllting Honorary.
,, Vice-Presidnts
NEW - YORK. March 6.——'-Approval of.
the recommendation for holding the}
annual intercollegiate track and field
championships. at Philadelphia, my
28 ‘and ”was expected today at the
annual meeting or the Intercollegiate
Association 01- Amateur Athletes of
America.~- " .
Other reoom endutibnmmadebythe
executive. committee. “Were " the enrol-i
notion of. honoraryvlce-preeidente, op
ntment ‘ at 'an. advisory ~ secrets}:
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and treasurer, and the former-a
.freshmen.
Revival or
meet, winch. 1133.. _ ,
191.7; also was. mm
/. T5," «Ava-- W
tve rota "atrium,
thefehammonémp Indoor
£44
term
*3“.
of a threémlle cross country race” for“ 4
The bank was declared inschnt and‘
falllél to open its doors‘on Feb. 12. A
report ot‘ the State Corporation Com-
mission declared that credits of more
than $300,000 extended to the Vassar-
Abbott Company were responsible for
the failure. ”
lllll’s 31th
: ‘. snsul lllut UP;
ROME. March 6.—-Spondlc strikes
among peasants in Northern Italy have
come at a must lnopportune time, as
this is the sowing season, which is ex-
ceptionally favorable this year.
some instances
have a distinct political charactermnd
in some places not; or vandalism have
been committed. ’ Authorities have
taken measures to prevent serious dis-
orders ,by concentrating
machine guns and armored can. along
lw lines. . ., .. . - 4
rmSo agu- public omclnls have . done
heir utmost to
tn-ombocrmnug more bitten-{owl~
been materially misled by the
malty which is . not
thepedsjant strikes on mlcldnl. ,...
,mmggm 1
ani-
nmrlnz between
Socialite.” Both deer!
(Contfilued on Page Six).
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Here‘By Heavfisnow _ ,4
/ ‘Stom-aniWild Gale
Last night’s tog-routlal rainstorm
freezing temperature?
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.eidcrebly lighter-Hand frame was not and! to prevent
‘blndered too: serious an extent.
prevent the -e tlon nu'rhe jltneya named the :- West ave
L‘Veuy. Store dell
venienoe.
lot little over all
morning. axiomatic
4shifted into adrlvlng snowitom at 1
In o'clock this morning. accompanied by
the strikes are said to northwest winds or high “velocity and
(Elbow or mental-m were not felt.
4m Non-walk ukeealyas during the re-
imopa. with cent blizzard. The snow fall was con-
e service after only a few houre’ (leaning
varies were not. ”mum m
'ly curtailed. and many privately mailman M
ed automobile- braved the urine—«aura 5;
got amd'mhoutvery great‘ineomm
hour, early" dilemma“
serviced:- window
. . biase Broad" dies by ayln 8500 for
necessitated cabled repetition, and lt'trequest of Secretary Daniela. Will be ”a Panama halfand 444444413440 b5 the pos-
{looklng into the complaint that Sims
‘lms upon the South Norwalk Electric
sessor of one of the most remarkable
collections of odd pieces of furniture
in the country. was yesterday named
as defendant in mortgage foreclosure
. - h .
_Fredertck Hirechorn. of Nevr‘York.‘
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FUELSIIARBITT 7
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Phil's nil-:Nlml
One important and far reaching cf.
tectibe scucity of coal and oil fuel
1
plant is the holding - in ebeyance- of
plans the electrical commisvioners
have considered‘tor. extending the , ca-
apaolty of the plum to accommodate
the increasing demand for service.
The local plant meaneldered fortu-
nate in, spite of the seriousness of the
fuel'pmblem. In Norwich, the electric
uonst, In New Jersey and other parts
of a phy
pr
plant ‘hat‘practically ceased' opera- .Lyul
it is not yet known whether any bones
were broken. Her daughter, Eda... ,
Hunkemeier, is a student’ at Smith's
College.
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HARTFORD, March Gf—The lost.
ope that something yoga;
ha .11 to bring about service on 0
8441434944: Line Electric Railway, which
has not been operatinc‘lts’ lines since
1919, seems to have vania
with the announcement that the Com
nocticul Company. which was said to
have made an alter to the Shore Line
Company for operating: its lines. will
have nothing- whatsoever to do with
the Shore Line
“There, is not 44 have
i ‘to operate more plies, we
tggubles enough," said Freeman:
«Storm. or the Connecticut Company,
today, when asked about the 4
that his company was seeking tomb
Shore Line.
at we there win he no
”meant
m ' alongtboehm
trolley eervlce‘nt all
rat h 0: at. least forty miles.
for a at c .. 4m E It‘
Flanders corners. .
het‘WCand stony Creek, nor between.
C
Chester and Old Soybrook. . ,
There is no hope that the 811mb u.
slimmer of h
of the country electric plant: amon
other trolleys out, keeping the tracks
clear of ice and saw, and the result
being almost regular schedules.
and the‘Norwnlk to Westport line
it. no doubt, be cleared nu- uten-
nbou. . From Weapon to Bridge
the. greenest damage was done. 4
poled ano‘wim helping the lee end
, trolley tattle—and it
.1313 problem Mes, this stretch
’wlll‘be W “W .“F'm
,. 44 mm m- ‘4‘
:MN
affirm
aa-;mm=* tel
fuel ”rations." and one enlisting the
annoyances. and inconvenience: each
n situation involves.
regular meeting at the South Nora
‘ s “3““th MM“ 1"” °n walk electrical commtsllonefe was 1913 the Shore Line was who I?
7“" “1 “‘6' Mb ”"m held last night. ~ Malawi” was fiche“ at the, me or $5.09!. out
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run under the ol ,4
K411144313 Perkins, receiver tor the m4
Iefld today that be “valued the line: a ,
what they would bring’ for junk. {Id-
imonth. he sold.
HEALY IS NOT
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fl
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