ulna, Mnrc’h‘v 18.
V champion flour
V 66‘orld. John Kraft. who
flat. otter continuous
IQ mills. holds the unique
flaking enough floor to
,6! the
and its possessions tor
use year. Because of im-
Hr Kraft, who is 69
terminated his connection
flour company.
utter es-
mnde 6138 00, 000 bar-
Apcording e veter-
,I a . F6“ ayerage normal person
about one barrel or flour a.
Mr. Kraft’s
fig:etore could feed the popu-
Vénflre United States and its
, which approximately
, 966 and at the end at one
who 3V large surplus. .
by milling engineers. the
- --ua amount of flour milled
Kiradt's eyes would if placed in
end to end. extend around tile
:three times: would cover every
. loot of the site of Minneapolis
.ur six inches deep, and if load;
*shipment. would require 460,.
an or 15,300 average trains
a: Kraft has been a head miller
38 years and during this t’ me has
. three mills under his supervision.
in Schloizau, pen-many. Jan-
!3, 1852. he came to this coun-
n 20 years of age. It was not
he had resided here three years
he obtained employment in the
mg at the. bottom as :1
be. gradually worked his war
”ugh the various stages of
,, . machine tender and grinder.
J" made a. head miller in 1883.
years later he was in charge of
mills. In 1908 however. with
—.g years. he relinquished his
' over two of them.”
- hing ‘his long pexlod in the flour
V _ profession. Mr. Kraft has seen
modernized. lie a worker in
.hms. he witnessed the replacing
n‘ for the old millstones. new
- methods and the installa-
. flaunt collectors. Also. the for-
Lead miller has watched the.
' - growth of the village to which
out the world for“ its ilour
~ NTS’ DAY OF
NORWAVLK CHAPTER
.- ”*Gentlnued from First Page
KM“ Mrs. Samuel Richards
’ Manta telegram from New York
m". trlends are best; keep ahead"
M then. last atoll, the state re-
.“ M to make the speech of the
‘ ‘ took the last two words for
m text. She also told of
, .u constructive things done. by
- VI. A. R. this year- Mrs. Minor-'5
' so a. memorial fountain to the
mothers at Plymouth. a chair
-n government named, for
.. Trumbull, our war gover-
lln’nrvard university. and a large
. pointing to be put in the ‘huge
- . of the World War to be built
m Outside of all the war.
uniforms and materials. the
noon organizations and the ILA.
u the,only ones asked to contrib-
‘ “calm: to commemorate the
“in! chapters of history. The
y work u also to be Ameri-
g 1:. Individual interest was
against insidious propaganda
6“! rears its head in least sus-
pigeon. especially among our
‘I _. .
' i.
fulfilled the American tradition of an
‘em’cient "young" navy and after it
few days of uncertainty, the Ive—united
fleet manoeuvcred with much 0-! It!
old-time precision;
"are making no pretense of being any-'
thing else than wide open saloons.”
declared a statement issued today by
- the anti- Saloon League of New York.
The statement asserted the figures
were compiled after 9. “saloon to sa-
loon canvass." which Was being ex- Virtually every ship m the fleet of
Powder Company at Reynolds. near
here. They were employed in the dy—
namite pecking house and were the
only occupants of the building.
-The cause of the explosion probably
never will be known as the structure
was completely demolished.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
”w - -m--.-_...._._-_‘_..=._?..-
6 :Slater Slice Compsny 11in Main Street Home
“RIDGEPORT. CONN.
. vol-Wisconsin \llo I‘M-"ll“ In T
un
night supposedly of plum-m
lug, ha\c rciur 1- «l hi lhl6 K Do
BRIDH I PORT, l(l\\'.
M. 0 FOR LIQUOR tended through-out the city. so staged a. "Neptune parh" When
LITTLE H PE I . v. .
WASHINGTON March 18.——Re— ' ' -
ports that prohibition leaders in Con-
gress were planning to tighten up the
Volsteall law have opened a regular
scramble for assignments on the.
House Judiciary committee. which
will frame. the amended law, if one is l
to be introduced at the extra session ,
next month."
The committee heretofore has con-
sisted of twenty- one members, thir—
teen Republicans and eight Demo-
crats. The new lineup because of the.
increased Republican majority. will
be 15 li‘epuhlicans and 6 Democrats
Regardlfiss of this political dixisldn.
tllele arc smell places to be filled.
most of them on the Democratic side.
If all should be gixen to :lnti- prohi-
bitionists, the dry forces still Would
be in supreme command.
Babies Die Fast In 1th Milk-gamizw’ ,'
“LONDES AN EXCELLENT RACE.
NEW, YORK. March 18.-——Municl-
pal Court Justice \Villiam Morris.
who ruled that blonde women were
"too tickle" for jury service, let it be-
come known diplomatically today that
thIimself is a former blondéa—that
that he has been married ‘to a blonde
for forty years.
"But what male is so callous as not
to engage in tactful flattery when
three pu-lty brunettes save the day?"
he. dcmumlpd. when interviewed in
the precence or Mrs. Mofris.
"That case, might have been post-
poned again had met three young
brunettes responded to the call {or
volunteer taleswomcn to fill ih epnnel.
"Blondes fickle? \Vhy. my boy,
they‘re an excellent race-blondes."
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ALBANY, N. Y.. March 18.-—-The
explosion that partly wrecked a Unit-
ed Traction Company street car. mun-
ned hy~strikebreakers., in Broadway.
last night. was caused by placing sev—
eral railroad torpedoes, tied together,
on the track. Albany police today said
wprellminary investigating revealed.
Two persons were slightly injured.
A State .trooper suffered bruises and
"Contuslons to his right leg when
thrown against the curbstone. and an
elderly invalid, lying in bed at his
home. was cut in the head by flying
s
elected GeorgeR 6
Vislinguishcd W
mall.
T
men and women in coneges and
to!- home. She closed with a
, ~text—4ho words on,Go-vernor
*‘ ‘ 'n monument:
"'06 not basely relinquish what the
with difficulty attained."
no Dulcimers rose in a. body to
'ly thank hell. ' '
Elli or all the Daughters stood at
M end song "America." to their
.2 the used since the beginning
ilk chapter. As they sang. the silk
- mffly fell lower and lower. Then
dare folded and quietly laid
II a. beautiful box made for the
, the curator. Mrs. rBarnum,
gm McCaueland acting. Then
and Milly mined on the
Willie the not was being
rt ..F KW”?! “gift:
mm as.
" ‘ .The cntlei'fisse'i-
recited the Amati?
wowed ll’ general recep-
lid and delicious re-
, could go and get quick and
nttention, instead of having
, referred here to Washing-
involving the delay necessary
-- everything is taken care of in
haze Central bureau.
”‘k some unknown reason to Con-
. President Wilson let that bill
”railing to Sign it, although it
ore him ready for signature.
V misappropriated in addition
Kfelghteon millions in the-inns-
some forty-sill slim
in
tn! new has. presented to the
ulster,
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located at 11% ll. in «wet
where the branch «M «<2
for a number of ycau \V fella-
tions were carried on . the
new building whllh lxmx‘nl iltl»
mit of the imtal' Ir’on of more
modern equipment nnl I ‘I..Il ul-
terations completed nimlt a‘
week ago. In cddil' on to s‘
larger store there is :1 mil‘ 0
executive ofices on lle floor
above—Adv. ,.r
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hi: on the election. , , . . .2 ‘ f yellowed“ “. s6 - Melvyn Bureau .111an on each cum“, “Mi, m V” V!” ‘l\;l\lrln1r1t
.Vover the fact it had v , , . ml. "€th on ”mung," xep.‘ ship m eliminixlon contests for the Arm a“ ..- , Hm. ... km ”wily.
via” all his emotive appeared Ill inter-fleet othcltlc carnival ant Panama. one of H“. durum...“ H mud“
. . M we when w en in costume. There wad the old ”:3 arroyo fly rental;- of ship rau- ”momma M H”, "I'IIII‘II'MHM: an.
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6 that no man ”ho a "my “6 my "° keep “6° mm“ ”‘6” “mm in fig% the WW CM Aphrodite m'iom barber's. without increasing the morale m the ~fi._ .
partially disabled 'm the service shall celebration» with plea as the fruit: of Juliet-lea. police and sea. dogs. fleet. the Athletic directors have been mu: 1: MI I. I .1) l\ m t I.“ I .
lack generous aid from the United viticul- She'Jhad kept her pm” with on sImoct- entirely sreen 90"" There were speeches lmd then the teaching organized “cheering some- q‘ .. .'____ IL. .,
States Tb he added. doubling his own pleasure council. the hlth command was too!!! acts of homage rendered. A M. thing on the order of collegiate foot- , 1,,” FL... MV ., ,K 'lm KVV
. . . in Mr Harding's election. with something like u crisis. Oil othvr of salts from a could: m a mouthful boll rooting. ~ chndmn and u me ,. m .. k) M
FOUR KILLED BY DYNAMITE. ____.._...._—-——--— mans, experienced men 131:9 “on; d! um 36.9,. clinch from the shear! ‘ , _________..__ _ _ _. slam. 066:”. .;Illm..- mm.- ‘"‘“M
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EX n at Atlas Powder NY NS IN NEW YO 4the srmistlce- oldutlrners have been in back flip from a hinged chair into the ‘DF m - frotlin 1h: For}? \l‘md. ... mm. M, m:
’5 Plant. __0 3 very ”“3" minority. . waiting pool was the course or action. .. , ' ‘3 WV; on o A» Ioo‘ . . . 0,, 306 .
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or dynamite at the plant or the Atlas avenues. holding licenses ln 9 highly satisfactory manner, The men ., 1‘
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