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LEEABLISEED 1870 m‘; as a". “a "meer ‘ SOUTH ROBWLI‘, 00”. W, MO - 7‘. . Fair. mantra-murky. don-lb: mu out! .
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the first of: caries of custom for 9. Ann; J. Dunnebncke. 12 Hyrtlo
Sixty-two warrantee 'tmstee's and CORK. Ireland Oct. 9—Part of the t th , film 1) , of "Inching voters" ht street. Born in Wentport. Boa-o
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Beam to Have Penalty for executors deeds. 11“.? been filed with City )Iall was destroyed by bombs .t If possible 80 0' 8 City Hall be? $39 “mgi'i‘m 1" the C y M". i" “‘ ’““° "97' h“ "‘°“ “‘ ‘h" M“
Town (‘lerk Herbert R Smith at ms about ‘ 0.6“,“ this morning Six 9) , -._ ’ ‘ is ”orig! idem were 3 18111; nummsinoe June 1876 and in Norwalk sine. .
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Spending More Money office in the on, hall, during the “0...,“ we... heard and we... “no..- for 10 o (1ka toqfl ht and ‘ 5; h“ ’5 m “l " m“ PM“ Aumtr_1910- Mimic-”0n filed 6»
Th A“ ed b B I‘d past "‘30 weeks. ”“1 constitute a cd bvconnidelfible rifle fire. Solar” -‘ 'L a 333mm ‘13 quite In.“ during t r “h-
L . an 0W y 0a record in real estate transactions for known there were no casualtfcs. m ade 9’ L L uronn‘matvwa gaymmng? tit:d f3!, “.3; 5?"? Paoxom‘grg ‘torkNg;t‘h
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. of Estimate Done Away 3"; nuinbe‘r ol‘ '1‘)“ “:18.- are :ecord- The damage wuchleax continua ly 180 people had teen mode voters, Became i December-Ill, 1877. Hu
the rooms in the wait end at the
With ed lo the changing of Property “hm! building. One of these. which was
_ .. __ are briefly mentioned below:— ' The npplicantu were lined up in since Apr“ 1861. Application tiled
. The sale of the proertv oi‘ ‘ilicllael "3"" b" “‘9 “"3“" depaflme‘“ “'3‘ ’ - ~ groups 06 eight or. tau I “Inc and September 11th. ‘ ° F
. ' ‘ ’ burned out by fire followln the cx- . that ir nppliutions Rubi lsnbelle aluwn. o v” w‘
i. and Mar) Ratchford at Hos. 6 and 8 3 after swearing 1 1L 9
. . a ' . were true they were asked to road Born in South Norwa. Bo- ‘
0" at $8 "t9 0‘ one ‘ minute. lived in the state and in Nor-wok
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infusions and the department‘s books Crest.
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ofiélso? thisniofidgur‘igelwflcdh tl'ine 3““ "““"d’ m" “m" -"“‘" we“ 5“" ' a few words of the Public Acts to'cme 21 in October 1917. Has lived
store now occupied by the Ratchl‘ord ‘mwd' ‘ [I] “Y N EUILTY show that they could rend after which in the stall- and Nor-walk since birth. 2.
cafe as well as the store occu T1" "1““ ’w‘“ prevent?“ (“mi , L _ _ the elector“: onth was ndminis‘iered Application lied September 23rd. .
. by the Federal bakery. to .Abra am spreading by the stone partition walls. " , - to them. be m 12. Albert m_ Fechheimer 12 Elm-
\ _____ Miller and Joseph Tl'uchinowicz, The The adjoining room: occupied by , Tw , - The lint sixteenkvhottehf; t: rellnpnde' wood Ivonne. Born in “Witcl‘lltfl.
Jix ' F red 812i ck H JBCObS Federal bakery has a five year lease tie Department of Public Health were 0. 11111.16“!!th awe 11‘?;&u"°fi",mfo§:v with, “I: nddreo- KIDS. Bzctme :1,m18;66rw;: if“
L L L on the store. The new owners are damagcd bi explosions. the theory . film With Mfil Frauds sea dnte of ,lppliclLton Ind other ill gnawing a; ligation tiled Julv .
.. 'i“"S f th S h [S f planning alterations in the buildings lmmg ‘.,al. bombs were thrown into « ~ ’ , '4 “y _ pp , . _ 29(-
L- G 0 e C 00 0 and will open it as a hotel them through the windows. - ' . ”—— ‘ (arming Information. . 13_ Pauline Wicke, 2 You titted.
a . {mafia Th 1 m D ° ' , manta Concealed . m BOSTON. Oct. 9.42:qu Poul 1. mm 11. Comatock.“ “Yestlhln 30m in Sweden mm of. “u..-
i L L on Igorstzlle Loanln estr’ztmoggogiigpetrlg $532? Efficisligfsocruxiléifi"313351132 Ruined Bluld’ i113 {giggly pleaded “at guilty “4"” street. Born ill BM ford New York. horn cm‘flL h '21, Lived in “3.
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.wmpt will be made by the Palace Theatre by “Chou“ mum“ shrapnel we"? “um.” "‘é debfl‘ ' mild SW 13%;: hbey't‘n: cfhzrnddem 33ml: 216:6": illogicalM-ny m‘lweifmnggrggz; glaL A,
L Md SLLLLLLOL L'eagu-e to amend has to Paul “’3‘?!’ proprietor 0f the Nan-V Wi"“°“’" ‘“ "0‘“ °' “‘9 b‘md‘ (103K, 0‘3- 9~—A military ”“7 m using the malls ’ln (scheme to Norwhlkgsainoo ovenlher 25*. 1835- :: LLUnlalh Hart Foreit lit-Kinky
.l . null ”noon at legislature that in; were pierced by bullet; A bullet Was held up and bombed by chum- defraud. _ Appllctiion fll September 17th. c “.0: Born in Rownvtoh.
" “1" “'3' charter WHO}! 883': (Continued on Page Eight.) Wax fired through the window of a yesterdoy in the heart of the city.- One There forty-three count- in. each 2 Marv Jule Slnupon.CVie' Crest. 21 April 3th 1912’ Lived Bk?“
:2 . boards which expend more room occupied by Daniel Ring .tne soldier was killed and three tel-My indiument, the ““5.ch in one ‘. ”.16"? Canaan. Became 21 in sate "m Nana“. since 1891. A Q...
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l i owed them in the bud YEAEHERS WILL ‘ night watchman. who telephoned for wounded. “.11. group being m“ he had promised to ember. 1882. H“ “w.” lived cotton filed September 18th.
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.H. lixml-«i of Estimate are liable the fire brigade when the first ex- The Muck w“; made at the m“ 50 cr n the 8““ “d in» Norwalk since Illa Smith DC
LL Lnjii x'LtLilLL'L This announce- "10:40" occurred . m cm“) and Barrack streets, “m mime pto El: LafaLTLLfgL Khifiahzgl: 11%,: Awliflt‘o" “M September Elisangule. Win N‘orwnlk. Be-
»‘it‘mfi s.“ ls morning: byMiss , , Although the curu-w limit had ey- the assailants," numbering about . ill". be rem-”em“ failelv thnl he 23rd. : ' “he 21 Am“ 8th. 1919. Has "M
.. ‘ . .. nu, secretar) or the mm: an hOur Drofinna to the mine»: dozen. were concealed in the ruins in. dealing in utemmofiu p03“; 3. Mrs. u“! ‘A. (““0"- 9_3"" fi. .h.tnte and rim-walk since. 18".
. u' . ‘ . H M on? of u 't - , the fire brigade w halted b) Douro:a of buildings whch had recently been “,mfl‘ Bull w“ continued .t 32534;,“ "rpm. Born in Norwaik. 99- Application-filed July 15'.
s x. . )9 ma. ters to at loal'nell llrldgo .umng to the A - pulled down. After thc first bomb 000 in def-tilt" of which Ponli h“; came :1 in 1895. mid u lived in the 16. “"11”“ N, Vedder. 3",...
._ . , U -.i the next meeting of tort Quav upon wl-icn the c"; Hull had struck the side of the vehicle i 1874 Appli- _
* .. “ " - ' ' :5! ‘ . “ ~ . ‘ bee in oil for the out two month . stale ”Id “07"“ ‘ cc ' ' "‘5" Hill Iv ue. Born in Bulhlo,
, . .ii htJlOOl league. said. IN NflRWALK "fl is billion-d. 'llu- liremcn,aftir some the assailnnls opened revolver fire. “igneounisel decided to make no urn: cation Ill Septembor 21!".
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nnhe state and Norwalk since Janu-
ry 7th. 1919.
Following are the first persons in
ch of the live wards of the city to
mule voters.
FIRST WARD
Mrs. Emma R. Comotock. 1! Want
lain street.
8ECONDWARD
Mary Jule Slaunon. 6 View Crest.
THIRD WARD
Mrs. Sanh A. Seaman. 22 Seep.
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f‘ -~ I" ~? ‘VH‘ hope to secure the (“a ‘. w n. p(.r;.,;,;.d- .0 proceed. \ 22 Sec- . Y. Become
‘ " " "1' , ‘ A 3990““ bomb “WM?" among the mom t t e conc i. h" . 4. Mrs. Scroll A. Seaman.
! 1‘ .1. .‘lzofitotie Board or Edu- 1cm: Bllt‘Cc-(ndQ-d in oucnchlnxulll: soldiers in the lorry. who answered in” germ: ‘ r333: in bankruLthLLt-Lv (mi “YML Born in New (noun.
i. .ll lidll l. to talk on that . ILL-nip: "."d saving the remaind.‘ ‘ with rifle fire, wounding one we on the questions whether pan” ‘1', Became 21 in 1892. Han lived in the
Notices of the Fall meeting of the the Lulldmg. attacking party, all of whom es . solvent. whemp— m . «mar. any state since 1971 and Norwnlk since
‘ "' i ’ "‘i‘Jf'PY- chairman of Connecticut State Teachers' A.socia- _ flied
- “ however. pretenod paymentg and whether he "10 “m9 V93“ Application J
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ii. . ., lu' iI-iilcmlion. said that he lion. (/hich will hold “in“, at
LL” LLLLLLLL 0L ”‘9 LLLLLmeL ‘0 $0.11 Norwalk' in thesexclhzdisl SHAY The are“ was dfilleduatwt'h: '1‘me h‘d any partners. OLathgui?dl~l Dovviot. 9 llavllnnd
i-" . ‘ " -' "NW“ 0" ”l9 Chariot church at New 'anen in Vi'oolsey 7, ._ ““1 people prom-e mg ’ ° *’*“‘ Born in 56“,“ Nom.|k. 3.-
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.. ., . 1; no”: manila: lin;s hall; at Hartford in the High school . 11:39: until]: ‘33:an Viol-filing; in th: WPUPILSNBW :; 9 21 in 1399' and has ‘i‘ (‘8‘:
7‘ ‘ .., "i 4“ ~0 ”‘ . 48‘ - “' 0 and in New London at the Vocational '3' I: 5I' ' ' I ill state and in Norwulk nince l 7 .
B BRA mN lflor some time and thrge civ’ann . 9 ed ‘ pie her 21“-
.. - .. .~ [I' -, l:o.ml of Education mg]. sohw on Friday October 22nd- were wounded- lenforcementll ar- Application ill
i‘ . . l u. _.p.- 2.3 mm... money lllzill al— have been received lly‘ local teachers. rived in an armored car and searched .\ a. Mrs. mm. x, Mum-m 40 “0?:
the houses in the vicinity. but no Malrfilreet. {km in South “"303
° Become 21 on Februnry 25th. .
. " if'n'fi 0‘ filililomoy- .lolm'R. Perkins, principal of the t ‘
5" ‘ "' i” “NW-‘3 N W t““‘“"Danbul-v Normal School will be the - rec-
' ° " "“”-“"" 1° “5'“ a 00'- ' ' i .i n hil- rder Sons Of Italy Wlth "“93“ “"9 made- . Stale and in Nor» room-H WARD
Chan man at the 003 me? "8. w ( 0 L “”‘M"' —‘ "é‘ , ‘1 "a 'n ‘he Avpliu£|°n I‘d “.1118"?! N. \'(‘ddPl‘. Sil‘aWbm '
ill avenue.
i , » W «*v-mwlvte war and will start at 10 o‘clock in t e morn- lids nd Other or ani- , L *8“ sh“. 133:,
LL. I L .L.L...L.L{--L:iiLoL:L 3:31:21:ng mg and wnk’hL Wm how ' aLLeLL zBaations’to Have Parafie- MANY NEW ENE EVEN‘NE SE “0" 399““)th ”Shh "fin Railroad nve- FIFTH WARD
L L L . . - L 1' kettle .r L 'L. Nettle Griflln. Railroad avenue.
noon session as well.
Born in Alsacelnrrnlne. wife
H“ “1" "U" ““001 “’1"- Th rozram for the South Non
'..-. . . “I! probably have to be walkemgeling. which will be attended li‘inul plans have lu-I-n made by tho , . 2;": “MW? born clump, Became 21 The first forcirm—bom Woman to I).
" " ‘ ‘3‘ ‘” “"“VL by tearchcrs from all of ‘Fairlield comminm- in (-llzlrgl- ot' the Columllus The enrollment nJ-‘rnnklln Even- m 1871 in: “"4 in the United nde a voter this year was Mrs. L
I . .. ..l...r meeting of the 0mm” fonows:_ nay (‘pli-lll‘zlliflll. to he held m-xl Tut-s— in; School has reached the 180 mark. States the 31.". of Connecticut and cattle Grimn of Railmnd avenue.
3M , ' v“ - ~01 League he” i" “‘5 10-002 in Music. day. Oclolicr l2th. with a big Dul‘udi’ Most or the‘ pupils show a spirit of ii “(flunk since .1880. Application ml Ward, who wgs born in Alan..-
i" -‘ " “' "““mri‘m‘ “‘51 nigh" 10115 Address: “Financial Adjust- in the morning. Therplana were thor- cooperation and endeavor. and. “.med September 2m. nine. and who came to this conn-
5:: l ~i ll Jacobs talked on ' l n" ' ne over last night'and the this spirit is malntoined throughout. , an and l Garner ry in 1880. She is the wife of n
. men. and Connecticut Edncal o oughly :0 . . Am and Lawrence 8. inn-ten A. .
f: lnduna" ~ 1 -... 1W r Fred R. Folrchild— (allowing line ongth-m . 4 . ° _ » ° -.. 4 the teacher: toward to n Very street. Born in N lk. will: M two-lam citizen and no takes her
9 -. .vv my.- in the methods of (id'- '. ~ - mined upon: , > A- ‘3'” Until NCXt mum} ,9. of work, . 8106 in the sat. had" nationality. \
\ale L verslty. ll 31 in 1m! Huh
)1 -i . lzl lilJiJlin has been “Dildo-in 11.00 Addresg: “The Meanest m Monroe’strcct. 'hefe the parade to w ma f, In "‘0 continuation can”! the _ ‘
i ll «:5 lirv. .“lf’OhS. “'l‘hr- days of ' ill Connecticut." - will form, to Ralll'OId avenue. thence y . > . ‘ tenchm have seven *my men - 0
lw ii i No: Sriloolmnsicr aw mvr. “pmiam McAndreW——A18800im 16 “'cst \Vushlnxtonlntreet. down to —-——-——-,b 3' v.- , Md m.“ «ho have returned m - 1 _ - .
:‘iiw u now 11‘!5 (‘i'Hil‘ui 51120015 "”7 Superintendent of Schools. New; li‘ra'nklin street. then thrOugh Madi- BOSTON.'°OCL 9.~A l‘ge number ICIIOOI. prompted by . 6"” to equip ' . -
in. i ._1 will: till» lulu! lip—ll)..i;llo. "gulp. York (‘ity . T30" strept (0 Spring street. to Mechall- of. mill operatives in New England themselves more fully—educationally. .
{n ,-i 'Hn- pupils ”Huh. l|~:lll.\'[ii)|‘lll- 11.no , idles-LP "Th9 Altitude of iv 31.1.93 _to \\’ood street. to Burbank Will be idle for two dhys next week one elderly m.“ a graduate of a D - 4 '
ii u ioi1i€"""”"'N““’”'°‘"" LuorLonziedL Business: Toward The sire-ct. to L‘lifiitllut street. to Concord as 8 .resull 0‘ 913"“ announced m owls; I’nl'el‘llt' V is (akin work . \
Wu“ H... ,.,;...,;;.._.,; ““2“ L... W”. T 5“ Shortage: sire-oi. up South Main strcet. along various textile manufacturing centers Lith the 8' th Brads 3
’J i. “H. 52.2. is“ i,.:.\l m irilcfli'l‘s Hi3? :‘reorge B (L‘hnndler—Secre- North Main strecl .10 “xii ut-Sinuc. yesterdas'. lln main: i¥shléces it {715 Won hdylx "m “lye,” “‘0me ..
-~; "ll-l :i in» l- s It iii! " ' ' _ ‘ ' ‘ ’ ' l tic-n to Wall aim-l to. . mu. exp alne l at w nos ay 8 o - e - Wll lerk -—-;-——
fu . -.~!-;Ls.- 5:.LlLl‘rL Linllll‘lu: “ho mi;- Lv 'tarf Connedit‘ut Chamber. Of :glintelrmarcllim: on Hoyt street cor- (lay it was confides-ed inadvisable to “am. 18 “k“! Work Milli he selmtmen and To C Tenders, Retirement Bo.”
1... -l ' gig Commerc‘? lc ner.down Main street to Wall. up Mill operate the mills. or blond”. while Eight Grade, in order» to ill herself Can“ Not Like Votgrs Re to A t . -
. ‘1 .. ,2 I i m,“ A “MW-gs "web . .00 p. m. -. us ll W H re a Hill. down East avenue to van Zaiidi in other casemmills shut down to- to help her children with their stud- ,1“ t Section Tm), '1 fuses CCBP m
.. . , . - 2:15 Address- . 5‘1“! e 3 ~ < l to East Wash— u m W'ednesdar. leg. from I ll .
l . u. . .,.l \ “mm innimllioes re- f l r Morel" an Occupa- street. to l~ort strcc . . night [or a race onun _ . . “I. on
12-. ~ a w v ’ll‘ null; for the winter T051.” :3" ol-‘ranlt F Spaldlnx— lllzlon sin-ct. clown South Mum strcf‘i In addition. a silk manufacturing It V"! be Veil worth ihe limeofind . > ' ‘ lock (Standard . _
lull . .v lib-ll. it v“: arranged to 2°" r.Ed 0-."an Yale Unl- lo the Elks' Home. company at Central Falls. R. l._. an- trouble to call upon the 'tlfifib of ‘l’rongplll at 8’ 0cm rd “Se. Tho State learhors' refinement '
i - ; -. n . lu.-.mmmi speak- "Chg? or u. ' ’ first [N‘flmi- 'nounced a 15 per cent. reducton in nomEnelish speaking humus.“t Iii: [Tum-l. ““§d"‘é’§3'§‘herinneum a ‘ m meemm at the 0mm“ “1 Hm-
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Lia Ll LLLVL 'LLLLMLLLLLS L0 be held “'OzerAdflress: "The Reorgan‘zfi- . gohngMSfIILeLLL “ta?§§:nh::;:gd‘:dpl?:;mgt‘lr final: Eggtggmthklhteia's2r:"31%;:inthen" Smithe opcnc'd business. 1‘ "‘9 C°"“' {311' y‘eslerdly. "9de to “3009‘
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- . -, M... .______ “0‘: QLSLlLiP L5§1|§-'—l§ield Agent of (on horseh‘Ck)‘ its employees that vwages reduction work in but little short of mnrle- cil donating-'2‘ i303: symfiaéznang it: sgingfzhfi ifdt‘gailicmeg:
‘i 5 ‘ 1‘} s “ Yd° “on Association. —- - .Grand Mister. be put into eflecl to avert a complete ions. Kelly of them hove been n ma c we work goth: through mp- “tends“ of the Connecticut
.3: iv.“ H PRIZE n 1582103311] t;- “Q‘The New; York . Joseph Disesu. shutdown. A shoe {apiorv at Man- this country but (1 very twhorl time. act-non}. \otersheing made at the raw hoot for no” at Moridnn on No-
_* '7 : H o:3 res-3 ' .. . Master. Lhesler. N. g- was closed for an in- and are now WJ'I us Sell ences. .v am ' ‘ , 'vem I
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.7 , I so _ . -—" V (in automobiles). ‘7 ’ . . down untl ‘ovem- s . an an on. I or s - . - _ ' . - . . .
All )XF} [HSTR'BUTED Principals Assocu‘ti‘m- how ‘1ka Arrangpmclil Committee. 123'?" “I“ am" . terinlly Withfnvthl‘ noxtdinvr iecon!- If?“ its)! mgrgfscltxott: 6:33.}? .33?" in “MM “)0 his 09' ;
= . _, . ‘ City. ' . . sons of Italy Band. ’.' 'll. and lira yarn milla inn it any have to be scout nue . m'wu. 1. ap . ° .' ’
' I . 4300 Report: ’ ‘The State Cam‘a Lodge Pietro 3”“‘8- NO- “4- Order Tvi'o “£2.th will be closed all There are silllrome pupils who’ut 2 o clock (Daylight Saving Time). The board approved twelve appll '
L '——‘—-' Dalglh" Miss Bertha Gallup Dall- Sons ul’ llaly. L“ 3:“, k andomost of the other mills have not yet reported for registration this mow-ring. only to. find that t‘l‘le cations for ruin-mall. lhe aver-cc
w .. ° Hourze V. Buchan- .OY- Stamford. connecticllt. lodgeJ’rincirw l‘mberm 3‘ ”N‘mme' Fifxthateecitv will shut down Monday at the Evenlnz School. If these Du- “WW-”“1 T‘mf“ “1“: :3 9";‘:.:“r‘.4 Irma o! nrvice of teachers who are ,
’4‘ i . awn‘ hearing the prizes 4 W Ol‘lloyv SOUS of Italy, ‘ and TnedeaV giant; 0f these mills pils do not 89908? V9” 300“ ‘1 "in '1' t9!‘ than Dunn-3t s Y‘all: A‘tdmy- thug mired ‘n. ”Slot!“ helix: ‘.'7
' ‘-.l“r°l‘< or the various Ilulilm Independent Society. halve been '0'“ a foul-day schedule mecessary to report their delinquency "0 tic-hula} MFV‘ yf‘ “:5 “- Vanda" years. ‘ ..
i. ,.. . 2; mp John (java. . ° ' Marin SS. “dell Asnunta Society. for some time. to the-stataazeni. . (Ancral 1' “m," in t :oimnrd Time By n vote of the board teacher-
h-.-. ~'.'11v,- contest of"<l~nst . indies Au‘lllllll‘y ol‘ the Lodge Pietro The Antonie“ mills ‘1 Manchefler zone on ammo?“ 8:“ _ la in mnklnx who were in this federal service dir-
;. ‘ - Micca. No. 744. w H “,1 me Amman Woolen "“1“ 1* “'9“ "“0 gin,” caving in: the wnr will on Prodit for in“
"i a. prize; hag been Italian $0le Club‘ on: on)": films it Lawrence “0“", RA voters. ‘nd_n°; t: (45m; 9“;er time no thlt there will he no break
ii hall“ that 'ank . sum“ "Widow ignipht untilWedneodar. Two large g'l‘ime. ”taunt! or $21"er or Sm“ !n their records or continuous see
i .-~.--»m principal of the Manna”- ' tho-Ll {calories at Mgnchostpl‘ will be “m.“ ri'k I 3:8" ”k“ the opinion vice. The membershf the tenchcrl'
rt. . ‘ . , '- might 500“ be able . . ___.————— Salvatore P. Genuarloa shut do“ mLtomOl'l'o' noon FM.“ ‘ ’lzregtel c \-‘Gen¢r;l Healy relative ‘0 MM“ Md .re Set-rotary A, ..
i’ 4 , , .‘i H-n‘pp‘ of thG oc— More embargoeg on the New Haven I Punzelt Band- Wednesday. < Thre'o cotton mills gt , 0h ‘h Ornvi‘; I, pobgprvc'd botLVfl‘Pll 0c Ilendith 0‘ the SW ‘50le of Gd]-
‘ LL L railroad are inevitable unless there is Luigi Zuvpetta SocieiY- ' Whitlnsvllle will ‘0 on a foul-day Lchr :“sd " by "1" mm vot— notion, not Commissioner 11‘. .l stur—
’ “i . 93mm: was head a ‘speeding’up or unloading frnight Court Edmondg‘DefAtAnicis. No. 178. schedule next week. . . - ___,___j :5 I" has collllonwatmey—Geneml not. Elfin. C nirszifctmer ”at"?
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L i . LL... .llp‘dllisx)" :1" Sent cal-s. ncoordingeii‘oafz lflcr . ,. L "denerol Laboreri' Union. ‘ — —-r ‘ "—7 , A large numbcrr‘ooprcoem at the ,Heal: cola: r P “m“ or u“, oth- mind (huh: I... Amos 0! the Brown
} . L ". ’ “.0" L e ‘3 es municatlon re 1' of the N w Rocco Society. ' . gland Democlntlc mil). inst owning. ,. .-...l o. .c
. ‘,“‘ :1" wine. . Bardo. general .manazel m. _ Edmond Ammu.Circle. 1142. C. of , in the Town Hall. Wilton. Aim Guy "metal tnpsmittlnt with h“- . . _
i}: .. . LHL{L;P,.(LfC$S Yflné‘tg 11:9 “fiver! gyitebxéi. lThtietreeegwef-f pl ' 9 I". of A. ’1 ‘_ V Howard. of “'iltcn. “121i :1 (EVE \\'Ell- hon a?§au§h.:§:’{l:: m: wm.w‘ No WAIK 01m
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