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1,, mm Benedict, principal: ‘( . “as-a- - "
m by schools, 192o21- ca Kessler, Beatrice Rudder. Mary 0. lineal-thy, sup. music. - .m or the harbor new the end
- ' Senior High. °""""”" 7 mt Pal-km ' mum ‘ ”‘31” “stunt-at can is more “I“
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1-. L Howard. principal: Susan B. Shem“ w‘ggowd.‘ r ' . 7 . “it. Lillian Hewitt, up. writing. ,. two years that she" had seen the old
the last the some when
MM" McMahon. David Pol- Daisy B Snider, H. T.: M", Bol- Gertrude A. Natteiord, school nurse. gentleman,
,Charlotte’ Lamont, Joseph Na- Matcher Vulneoeear. attendance. know some!” 00d “'80
, Henry W. Klrmayer M. Lou. dim. . 1m.
‘ with Alcina Houghton . Carolyn West Nor-walk. - “firmwadefi‘endermt. mm to g: fiaaflufnffleonl‘ mm'mzt this
' . ‘- Fl°r9n°° Nichols, W 14-, Edith Lawrence, ""5“ Jennie Beninosss, secretary to H. 8. time, so scandalouam her conduct
fly I” B. KIIIIOD, Grace M. concord. map“. [Mt when mm :uto‘m back up
. our, Monica D. Ryan, Mrs. N, L, Jessie O‘CORnOr H. '1‘. Elisabeth 1’ ._..____._....._—.;_ _, _ ‘“" harbor she 11.431 crapper wor
. _ Donohue Mabel Hammond, Louise
s -1 . ~ FREIGHT WREOK ON
Franklin Junior High. Mania. Anselm Walton-n, Mary AUGATUCK ntvueiou (wreck Hesperus than she did like the
”so 3, anjes, principal; John Leonard, Helen Sturges, Ethel Keeler, MILFORD, Sept. 7,—Th'e Naugatnck Marion.
er. Jr.,_ Margaret McClure, Ruth Ella H. Root. , division of the NOW York Ngw Ha- Coiling up harbor about a year 380.
Edith J. Mather, Sara F. Don- Frhflklin Gradu- ven and Hartford railroad was mock- the Marion got real rambunctious and
more let“
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3“. 13K -fl' :MI "I“! 1|»ch W “Nation Sunbeats leq
. nose o here a 8
colt courses C the world listed' MEAL-Brigade 15:10” have
3.180.-
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1888. It is Yangtsse rive!i in recent menthq
that a. We" progress round a ladder! check put upon 1h. tr
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the activities when American and mit‘vu
“w. 1” m 1. 1“; are the 000 gunboats were dispatched into the up.
that _ lit per river from Shanghai. “cording to
tance or New York cits. ‘ Sheen“
One or the most eats-scram mam The sunboetfl VON
Charting after a band or Ouiluns
0 number at courses tints" took possession of the Robert Dollar
W over the world. Where n. of the Robert Dollary companv or
there were 133 in 1888 there are now Shanghai, at Wanhsien in fizecbm-n
3 great and indefinite number that province, and were frightened
are scattered about pm”, In the only by the timely appearance of the
British 1.19; alone there are more American gnnboat Paloe which came
than 2,000, and in the United States in response to distress sinus.
the number exceeds 8,000.—-Hawhorne. The Robert Dollar ii, on the maid-
sent up in
«'HKHV
. Katharine, Prendergast, Mar - Mary E. Hill. Mildred Main. -‘ lclred u a hen
4-minute. Helen 0. Prtndle. M‘rz. Lincoln- :1: riddif‘fr'eii'mwtfihfi‘l‘fi stone utmgmdtggmedgmt: would mm“ m “n “7”“ w": “L- A“ e“ "me °' me “e' “mm" “°""°“
Hoffman, Zita Feeney, Mrs cu- Gertrude Robins, Florence Hoyt. miles north of Devon. we". can her propeller exclaimed amid “'- - ‘--~- the ”9"" comm“ '5 6""b”sm““'
. Alice Dunn, Mrs. J. J. Clear, May Kathleen Bough, Mary Wilson. Inez of a freight train of 37 cars bound for groaning or her engines and to ——-——---—-‘ was nred upon from shore after the
”it. D. ',Crotoot Louise Laurauri. Anna Waterbury we“ derailed, A broken course or her engineer: - ~ ' . HAfi'rFORo MAN in 3"" °“°°“”“"'- ”"5“”! ‘0 SPAM-
Centel' Junior High Pierce. H T., Herr Waters tail was given a. the cause or the so «rm death do us part.” Aoce “California" 3m of mg 30-107 m arses-r FIGHT in: said that the bandits vanwhi'd
”3 We Gregory, principal: Ella Knudsen. ‘ cident. No one 1‘; initfled The After futile attempts to part‘ the only—1 for a. name California on ' 311:0 gout]: on the appearance of
chain and tree the pnopellor. the own- the package. then you are me your HARTFORD Sept 7—~Josepb Stas-
flons, Anna 8. Good, A. Mabel DOTOthY MCKBMM. Eleanor Griffin, track; were torn up for 800 feet and
‘ . .. the towed somewhere where she will
Julia, Stowc H. T., Mrs. Fenner Mar.ln. DISARM TOWNSPEOPLE be patched up again
a 1: Bidder, Margaret Fagan, Reba Bertha Rice, Gertrude Groeschner, ._aa_ N
, it Florence Byington, May Wil- Mary Gray Katherine Corbett Helen WILLIAMSON W Va. Sept 7'_ ad time")? ‘flquilltiVe people view-
”has. kindergarten. Fitch. Minnie Joselovsky Carrie B Trials of 26 men indicted for murder e Sun on boat this morning For-
. 111“!er the Marion had not turned
. Over River. ‘ Petty, H. T., Lillian Ferguson, K. G. in connection with the killing of seven on her 8, d e b
Kathryn McCormick, H. T, Mac 30- Fitch. private detectives at amttewan last and smokes't “; 0'"? "’9 “PP" Work!
Margaret Culhaue, Jessie Poy- Edith Crossmon, H. T., Thyra Lil- May have been postponed until today water , “c We"? ShOWins at high
.' jander, Sara Rider. Mabel Gehrman, in order that disarmament anions
, Winnipauk. ’ Vivian Scammon Julia McGinn, Grace (hose acustomed to carry weapons
=’ Theresa. D. Lane, H. T., ° Bessie Wing, K G. may be completed, This wag an NEW HAMPsH'RE PRIMARIES
m Mrs. Sammis. Washington. nounced tonight following a confer?
. North Center, lrene Donnelly Elizabeth Ireland. ence between civil and military au- ”5"“..‘1‘N'um We and Tariff
. . lin-once London H. '11: Delia St. ,Helen 0‘,Connor Bessie Lindeberg,'_thorities. The train were to have he- ' ' u". °" TNIY'I Contest.
1 Join Helena Culhane, Caroline Colt-.Mary E. Holland. Grace Costello, Mar— sun tomorrow, CONCORD N H Sept 7—The
__ :candidacy of Senator George H.1Moses
for renomination by the Republicans
- ‘.-»-~ 'n H‘- : a n - a a’-"'n'— 0' New Hunpnhire, '" 0‘ outland-
a: Law H. o s .1 . -~-~-\-.-‘,j Ins IntEl‘eSt in ladky'l primary for
United States Senator, Congress and
Governor. The League of Nations.
. - outings and the tar-ii! were issues in
the pro-primary campaign waged by
Mr_ Moses and his opponent. Huntley
N. Spauldlng, former State Food Ad-
ministrator.
Spauldinx forces tried to capturethe
women's vote on the scrength of Sen-
ator Moses' steadfast opposition to
woman euii'rage. On the other hand,
the State anti-Suflrage Association
appeals to women who had opposed
suffrage to register and vote {or the
Senator.
Senator Moses, who was one of the
irreconcilables on the League of Na-
tions“ issue when it was before the
Senate, received the support of those
opposed to the League in any form.
while Republican friends of the
League came out for Spauldina. who
announced he favored the Lodge. re-
scrvations.
The Republican candidates for Gov-
ernor were Albert 0. Brown. chair-l
man of the State Tax Commission:!
Windsor H. Goodnow. a member of
the Governor's council, and State Sen.
ator Arthur P. Merrill. ‘
The prohibiiton question was
brouaht into the Democratic carn-
pain by Albert W Noose, who enter.
ed the field for both the senatorial
and gubernatorial nominations on a
wet platform. He was opposed by
anmond 13. Stevens. former vice
chairman of the Shipping Board and
‘ ’ former Congressman for the Senator-
. . Iial nomination and by Charles E Til-
} {ton for the nomination for Governor.
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, 'MRS. NOTT TAKEN
TO COUNTY 'Ail.
Mrs Ethel Hutchlns \Ott widow of
the murdered gambler was removed
,. from Hillside home Bridgeport to the
‘ {county jail at noon yesterday She
H ‘has entirely rccovored {tom her ’st
’ ' tack of nertous hysiclia and now oc—
cupies a solitan cell “Him!“ the at.
u. :iention of a physician. “‘ade and
[Johnson were taken to the county Jail
H Saturday
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TEXTILE PLANTS HAVE
RESUMEO OPERATION
PLAlNl-‘IELD. Sept. 7.-—Many tex-
tile plants in Eastern Connecticut
which have been idle for several weeks
started up today. The various mills
{or the American Woolen Company in
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“$1.11 . .*.-..
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l’iurmture or housefur‘nishmg line, but act now. " , . « .
Kathryn Hem-y. Edith Bourne, Mary J. Mofmt. H. T., Mary Recon. coal th 1 ht was trewn ten seve It up u. e bed Job and dock- child is havin th best no most 3
‘ ‘ and O or "I: ' ed her at the steamboat dock where h.mle' ”’31:“, :he little‘stomnch “m 32- I“ in ‘ "MC“ condition in WOMEN’S BODIES IN HARBOR
TUE Ill mm 7513:“:
SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS
_- IN FIRST COST—AND HUNDREDS m.--
«at. MORE IN ECONOMY OF OPERATION in?
Ameer. Alice Flanagan, Helen Sadie Gottlic-b. Madeline U113. EMS along the roadbed. :l‘he wreck de- t
Mohtord Mildred Jennings. . B. Smith. 1-7. dent‘lorence Summit layed many passengers on holiday, '59 h“ been tied “P e“ lummer- - liver and bowels. Children love its EMEW'M. 3'3“}...1 warns-:1“; TOKJO. Sept. 1.~ The mutilated
Center Grades. G., Ruth M, ,. - ‘ury, K. G. trips. Trains were rerouted by way 0! Workmen started in ‘0 “"3th ‘0 fruity taste. Pull directions on each the few“ 0‘ . street light here yes bodies of seven Russian women on-
. Anna F. Pardee. Ella L. Scoileld utnam. Botsford and also by way of New "ft the Marion from "'0 muddy 3"“ bottle. You must ll! "Ch-WWW” today. The police have fint out an cased in s hemnen has were recently
. Kinsella, Lena Hutchinson, Car- Marion . ayc.:, Margaret :Mointt, Haven ”'1” 0‘ he? “1‘“ 1°"! ”“3 min: __1., alum for Salvatore Calmato 32. and found in Vladivostock Harbor. accor-
1. Gimme, Clara Velsor. Margaret ClaVen, H, T.; Ethel Kaye‘s. “d a” "I" hard “ "m it i' 9" Try “cm .(ym. m a. m brothel: Joleph as alleged lanai] ding to Special dispatches rmtved
Jei'ieraon. K. G. - POSTPONE TRIAL TO 99““ “I“ “will I fev due Ike '1" “and. “1, 0, saw“. here.
navy Duty . your own transportation sys-
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FORD STORES IN TWENTY CITIES
Then Our Removal Sale Will COme to an End
The magmtude of this great sale' 1s emphasized by the vastness of the stock involved and by the sensationally low prices
It 1s an event that no housekeeper should miss, and only made mble by the fact that we must vacate our present blind“.
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