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' SE‘NTIN'EL'
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MASONIC NOTICES

Astatcd communicailon of Old Well
time, No. 1518. F. and A. l‘vl., win. he
finch! at its rooms, Tuesday evening,
5537 18th, 19213, at 8 o‘clock. Work M.
fill. Degree. All Master Masons cor-

'dfafly and fraternally invited. Fra«
Lanai! ours
2 y yASA' T. LO‘NNDES. w. M.

ROBERT ‘M. WILSOX, Secy.‘

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Butler Chapter, No. 38 R. A. Ni.
meets in Masonic Teneple,’Soutl1 Mam
mt, the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
lynch month, at 8 o‘clock, July and Aug.
all excepted. All R. A. .Milisons cor-
ennui and fraternally im'lte .

I, D. BURR BEACH, H. P.

f. & LYONS, Secretary.

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IGHT TANGLE
"0 BE CLEARED
UP SHORTLY

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flan the free movcmrnt 111‘ tlu- necessi—
’ din: of life. .

SO great is the traffic congestion, av.
'mfiing; to reports and complaint;
mun many quarters that there is 1111.
Wiate danger 01‘ wholesale closrnq
{if big industrial plants and the conse-

1 cut, in production.

'Should the) commissiorbgnd, on thv‘

Mgth of reports' laid" efore it by
one railway («comivo that the emerg-
ency justifies it. orders taking over
'Wtually completc control oi the move
‘Tmt of l‘l‘cighs probably will be is—
5105 today. The first. step .would be
the issuance ot‘ priority ordErs lol‘
imt‘llifi or" coal. for which there is
urging not-d :11 many points, food and
wishables. The» use of curs would be
.‘L‘i‘mted to these t-ommodxtles, but l‘flll-
:mad men said 1111 3' were more con-V
Earned \viih flu,- piublmn of ‘inoving
an! unloading upwazvds of 200,000 cars
fiat have caused 11m mnecstlon. ._

’ The DOjSlhillly m rurmutns'; serves
a” boon consult-111:1 11;; 1:11- roads so
.as to expo-(lite t’rr-icln 11111111111111. but
ofiicizfis said ihis “mm on WNW oul,‘
.m a. last resort.

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.AGLTILAWIE'ISSCATES"
FROM VERA CRUZ

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[lock of, food and water lowered the

2321191319 of Carranha's men so that
Zions defcat at; the hands of the revo-
bmfionists was comparatively easy.
mys a. dispatch from The Associated
m correspondent in the battle
352116.111? has just been joined by a
<m1'eeposdent of. the newspaper El
Limictamen of this city. who was with
“Mum when he fled from Mexico
(Elly on May 7, and witnessed much of
m fighting around San Marcos and
Efinoonada.

When revolutionary troops swept
«hum on the capital Carranza decided
11m flee, clinging to the idea that it
was necessary for him to reach Vera
cm and establish his executive pow«

49$. His trains carried 10.000 men.

sand 8. large amount of war munitions.
till adition to the presldmuiil suite and
gavernmet funds and archives. up
.my 8 the Carranza trains reached
Apizaco, Where they were joined by
‘aloops commanded by General Film
mchez. They then pushed on, but
son the engineers reported they could
.35 no further because their locomo-
fives were out of water.
use troops detrained and pushed on
Wu, the road, defeating a force of.
molntionists which tried to check
one" advance.’ After the track had
been out behind it, means was found
2125 take the presidential train further
Ward Vera. Cruz and on May 11, it
drenched San Marcos. Rinconada was
, :ueaiehed the next day and there was
a battle fought against troops com—
moded by General Mirarlcs. which
were defeated by the heavier rnhmms
demanded by Carranza.
, Up to this time no ward of the re-
3 wall: of General Guadeloupe Sanchez,
molutionary leader in this state, had
Med Carranza, but on May 13 this
Vahrming news was received. Later
when the town of Algibes was reach-
ed, Carranza's men found the rails
out. No water could be securea at

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, DRHNKHNG I0? YQU
DON’T FEEL RESET

Says glass of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
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.. if you wake up with a. bad taste.
"mad breath and tongue is coated; if
gyms; head is aching; if what you eat
mil-s and forms acid in stomach, or
you are bilious, constipated, nerVous,
mallow and can’t get feeling just right,
Elegin inside bathing. Drink before
‘zrvireakfast, a glass of hot water with'a.
'rteaspooniul of limestone phosphate in
it. This, will flush the poisons” and
faxing from the stomach, liver, kid-
neys and bowels and eleafise, sweeten
and purify the entire alimentary tract.
Ila your .Ainside, bathing immediately
m arising in the morning to wash
out of the system all the previous
day‘s poisonous waste, gases and sour

file, before eating more food.
._. To feel like young,“ folks, feel; lik'é
351‘ itelt baoreAyOur blood and muscles
Mme loaded with body impurities.
omgour pharmacist a, quarter
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MASONIC FAIR-

Will Begin WEDNESDAY EVENING and Con-
tmue for Only Seven Nights,

Popular Artists Each Night

- . And a Dozen or More Other Attractions.

NEW MASON IC TEMPLE. BERKELEY ST.»

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nl Sanchez made. él. \iolent assault, on
the Carranza. army. but just a". *l;

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Hwy had held on ma Hummus any,

thrust. led by hi Murguia.

mu! General Sanchez launched :1 new.
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line and routed :t 1.1:“
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ms Wore taken by
who also captured
artillery and maritim-

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or Curranzn‘s
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(‘zlrl'auzu SH] from the field of blLYU‘.“
,mid sliccemlcd in reaching the, mnun-‘

mints. During’ the flight from Mexico
(‘in there was li’tlr? for the soldiers
to cut and tho ill-:11 sul‘i‘m-rd terribly
from thirst.

{ General llilwrallo Lure.
Awe wounded in the fighting on Illa}
.l3, and was later lilozlxvht to this 1:373
for ti'emuwnt. die-.11 yl~twrda_\‘.

Torres.

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WORKERS TO HAVE
EXCHANGE MEETING

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be an address that will he surr- to lwZ

'(‘wrrt “Ming ”1.1
(”her ;\l('l\'lll(‘::

or much interest on
Sunday Si'lllu‘l will:
of the Flurrrh“
the executive bend of the Brid
Federation of i‘hurciws. At
there will be addresses on ”High
Lights" in 111111 $11110 Sunday School
Associnlion. by M114 ‘l'xi'=c l7. C'lau'k,
Mrs. Lucy Stork : mum and Mrs.
Corn Dim-nos Storm)». all of Hartford.
At 3:40 thorn- will lm demonstrations

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3.4311011

2:50

of lessons taught by Mrs. Chopin and3

Mrs. Stevens. Those Women are both

experts in Sunday school work and
they make their work of positive zip-E
pool to‘ everybody. At. 5:15 and fol-
.lowing there will he dupm'nnoulnl
l mmferencr

A Supper will i111 wowed by tho

‘lndies of tiru church :11
lthcro will be 2: numb-3r
dresses by C. \l’.

02‘
Slauson.

short ml»
I“: out is

Northrup, John Alhn and Ernest. Hm» 1

kins. .

The devotional service of the M111-
ing beginning at 7:30 o‘clock will hn
led by the RM”. Fred H. Jacobs. 'l‘lzr
3two addresses of the evening promise
to be a, treat in Sunday school wort.
iThey will bl;- made by the. Rev. ('lm‘:

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ruco llill Frank. 1). TL, of Hartford. on .

3"Tho lCrl‘wr-tivo Sunday School Timely
301‘: and The lim‘. William T. Thaw-r
;of Hurnorul m). “The Educational .3111.

‘proach of Ill“ School to the I ‘
' . .. lit ‘1 .
.church \l orld Movement.” ‘
ment."

No Sunday School worker should

miss thnso immings.

BIG COUNTY Y, M. C. A.

GATHERING AT
SOUTH MRWALK

 

The fourth annual r'uurcmiun of Mr

Fairficld County Y, M. C. A. is to in:
-lwlll at the First Congregational

'church, South Norwalk, Monday mm:-

to be one of the most inlpl‘"slill;.'
gatherings of religious and
workers ever old in this city.
E. Roberts who is to be the speaker
to the evening is the out-standing
leader‘in County Y. M. (‘. A. work in
the country. He stands very close to
Dr. John R. Mott, as senior secretary
,of the county work department or the
grillernational Committee of the Y. M.
3C1. A. Mr. Roberts was chosen by Ex-

 

,President Roosevelt as a member of.
sent to Europe to:

the commission

,study rural life. In addition to a very :
intimate knowledge of his particular.
, field or work, Mr. Roberts has a very

large interest in the affairs of the
nation. He also ranks among the
foremost platform men or the coun-
try. The committee» was extremely
fortunate in being able to bring Mr:
Roberts to Norwalk.

It has been decided by the County
'Committee that not only will the.regu-
Iarly appointed delegates from the va-
rious local associations about the
county be admitted to the conven-
tion but the people of Norwalk who
are interested to hear of this Import-
ant work that is being done for the
boys and young. men of the small

towns and open country are also cor:

dially invited.

An excellent supper is being pro.
vided by the ladies of the church for
{1.00 a plate. It is expected that
their hospitality will be taxed to the
limit. Those who desire places at the
dinner should notify the county Y. M.
C. A. office at 75 Wall street. '

Besides theaddress of the evening,
the county secretary, E. L. Saxton,
wall ’make a condensed report of the
years work. Judge John H. Light.
thmcharrnian of the county committee
will comment priefly upOn the printed
annual report. ‘ 1

13,000 French Troops _
Defeated by Turks

' CANSTANTINOPLE, 'Ma 17 ‘
The Associated Press) .——yA Fregzil
Killis, Asia Minor,~'May 9 to relieve
,the gal-rigor: at Aintab, about thirty
'mlles no I: of Kilns, was met by a
strong - Nationalist Jame .when ten:
miles {tom‘s‘ destinationand' was
compelled to return. The Nationalists
were cultured with 1.000eannon,‘ out-
rangtng.«the~henoh.7fifs. and kept up
Matterhorn " French."
eceiy‘ed he’re ’ c‘ribéwh
Kilns ,_ “alarm that

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,F‘ollowing the supper and at the man

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LONDONMCRRY, May 17.~ London-i
dnrry. after two niuhts ol' rioting,.\vas=
-z1:~.:.lin the Stit‘flt’, oi” riotous demonstru-I
lions tolluy, The city “as: in a state‘s
.121' high tousionfind hundreds of men?
romainml away from their work, walkJ
ing about the streets. :Wherc many in~3
(livirlunl encounters occurred between’;
Sinn I’L-iuvl‘s and l’nionists. There?
nuts sumo, throwing by the crowds to.
~1mm~ rx’lcnt 21nd at one point Sinn.
‘l’cincrs, the police reported, fired:
chills at two Unionist ex~soldiers, but.
‘missr'd their mark. . 5

Hundreds of the military, with ma-i
(lune guns. and police with rifles, \vcrej
gunlcred to the usual danger point, bc-L
'iwccn Bridge and Fountain strvets.
, CORK, May 17.——Two thousand!
Jtroops from England were landed at;
gllnntry, on Saturday, and immediately;
llliSll‘iblllL‘d throughout. West Cork,:
“where they will be stationed at poinlsl

fin» miles apart. Troops to the number 1
0f 150 also arrived at Skib-berecn.1
i'l‘hcy commandeered several buildings!
Elhcrc, including the Town llall, which!
lwns made their headquarters. ,

Thomas Johnson. the acting score;
tarry of the Trades Congress, doclnrcd3
at a labor meeting in the City Hall;
more, yesterday, that the workers of;
'lreland had no intention of establish;

ing such a Republic as that in Amen!
,ica, where the very idea of personal
,libcrty was unknown. he said, and!
where men and women were somatic}
lvd to long terms of imprisonment tori
’(lziring to say that America was not a.
:lzmd of freedom. ‘
! I.ON])(,).\‘DERRY, lrelnnd, May 173-..:
jlliotln'g last night b(‘t\\'t‘t"ll Nationalist :
.and Unionist mobs \\‘:l‘~'. oven more;
fierce than Saturday's lllzlitinu. llm-I
lIPS, bricks and pistols vwru again:
lrcoly employed by tho combatants
and many more shop \timinu's “bl“:

hroltcn. . ‘3
Groups of men and women m the;
l'nionist quarter of Fountain sin-rt;

and similar groups in the Slim P‘s-in
uuzlltcr of Bridge sire-11 lolloxu‘d rm.
uwhnnw- of party trig-s- \Viih stunt-z
and bullle throwing. ’l'hon nim'o than
1who hululrcd revolver shots followed.
in addition to the killing or a former
soldier named Dolwrl'y, three. others
ware wounded. \K'hnn the, hostilities.
broke out the pollen in the disturbed
‘nrca \rvrn withdrawn and for a few“
hours moli low was supremo.

lmhcrty nus passing along: Orchard
131116431 Will) a. friend, win-n a shot rung
o'ut. Ho. run some dislzmu- null llivu
lull and was carried into a mono.-
house by some girls. As the lust rites;
of the church Were administerod thw-i
crowd outside knelt and rupc air-d the
prayers.

Armed and loved menu-ho held
l‘urlislo Bridge a. a. sort of “no man‘s
lund." Saturday night, took possessiunl
zicuin Sunday night, and tlwn- wns in,
ltist-tizriinutv revolver shootinc. Nun,
lionizlisls Mm previously haul used tho»
,.l1ritigt- m rvuch tho \uilot‘sido ulrci
(vilipullml to clllllltly rmx'hmxts.

 

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'UNITE IN BIG ‘1
CELEBRATION 1

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local IIt‘bI‘P\V School, made a wondnr-
ful impression upon the audience h;- a
stirring recitation. An intercstinu mu
sica] program was rendered by Morriss
'Goodwin and Mr. Chanln, violinists.
who were accompanied by Mrs. Schul-
house, pianist.

Samuel Roodncr was permanent
'chairnmn. and he introduced two inter-
esting speakers from New York. In
’hrief but telling talks, the speakers
is necessary at this time for the allie-
v’viation of the European Jews suffer-
llngs, and that. the Jews of the oppre.r~_
ted countries of Europe may enjoy the
lliberties and privileges of their Amen
‘iCan brothers and sisters. The speak-
lers said the Jews of Europe were look-
ling toward America. for financial as.

well as moral support in making Pales-
ltine. the future homeland of the Jews,
la. success. .

Mr. Brill. the editor of the English
page of the Jewish Daily News, appeal-
ed to his listeners to give their united

support, to the Jewish leaders who are
{working so zealously for the Jewish
Homeland’s success.

3 The meeting last night was one of
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Corsetiere and Glover

56 South Main Street

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Screen Doors, Refrigerators, Gas Plates and
Ranges, Oil Stoves, Ovens, .Boys’ Express
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