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' TUESDAY, OCT. 4, 1921
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All Four Questions Approved.
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RESULTS
NORW'ALK’S OFFICIAL VOTE BY VVARDS
All 0ij the four questions, the one dealing with tl1011:......1_\.. ,. 11.1-
Lalf Pasture- Beach; the charter amendments: the awning,
Vtax commissioner and the increuse in the registrars .\ 11;”;
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11133.01. ISt 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Tatal I large majorities, the exact vote by mdslgiven .belon; '\
Calvin L Barton, R .............. '.'. . . . 1168 105 5 603 374 3555—3413;: Ward 1. Question A. '1. V .1
Jeremiah Donovan, D ..... . . . . . . . . . .1173 1010 386,310. l_-3 II , Yes 515 66;, 303' 139 11; 1,5.
C t Treasurer PS ‘73 ”0‘ No 48 59 I_ 20 2 3:: e: 00;
l y 6“ 4 394 926—3648 Question No. 2.
13R ..............1187 1097 o u 0 .—
AI’ISOn F I<ee el ..... F -- - 9" 0104 Ward 1. a. 3- 4. J. l'll'dl
Haiold T. Murray, D . ........ . .. ..... 11019 912 356 431 0—0 _ Yes 376 419. 17,. 92 a
' ~ No 38 56 23 :26 50 7.,
City Sheriff _ 1,)
Oliver I (31411 .4, R ..................... 1185.1080 6§8 391 321—3615 W... .. 29.14.114.13 N° 3 4 ,
[\l' tllur G IXelleV D ............ 1161 996 304 437 98*3046 Yes 2854 311* 1429 '83.?) 5 viii
. . V, ...... No 5 3 _ 5*. '
Tax Collector _ “may N 4 1..
H: tiny RiderR . . ............ . . ..... 1114 809 517 374 ' 292—3166 Ward 1. Q 0- ~4_ . 5. {4.1
P l t C Mitchell, D ...... 1235 1205 -473 453 . 129—3395 Yes -- 287 13;. 5’33 7.8 11 7.1;
no Jet 1. ........... / _Né . 30 16! 08 29 +4 147
Tree W arden " ' ~ . " 1'” ‘Trouble dcx elopcd “1th one of the machines 111 this \x 1:11 and 31,.
Ham. l‘y R. Beaupain, R. . . . . . . . . . 1181 1002 627 388 32§—30 ‘4 total is not accurate for the ward, onlv one machine being: 1.91.0'
1‘19..le R Bouton, D ................... 1162 992 363 437 90—3049
Boaid of Education _ _ . 1" _.3532 XEWJLWISHn‘ingI; YERTERDAY Founder of Inns: 1”...” pm“:
Ella "J" I‘V’Lal‘s 151.11 Bl OOIXS, R . . . . . . . ----- 1122 1000 62:) 381 gall-~13“ Preparations are 1.21: : .4 :1
(J . V I" ‘ ‘ M . F m H l Land in Syna- rea cam mi 11 a m. - - 2»..-
(‘laia Capen Rave, R .......... . llbo 1054 2'30 393 3-4—3626 3315;?“ 1.535 Numb Appeals 1... {the 1111;111:411 11.1.... 4......
T D 1b 7 D oooooooo '1195 998 060 447 97—3112 “'11! 88 Made for Funds to Build Hayosod_" A d,llp;:;l1‘ .40, 11'. till»
SB L" Di" """" 1164 998 360 435 . 97—3054 1404...... 14...... 0.0..
.J .................... h' S '01 V. 1" 1.17,” ‘ :VVV .V.
Lion Hallie TO‘l‘Vll. Uerk ' In 5““ Slfiazogues in Greater No“ nitrite 2:111:111411 m V11 “011.1 7.
,‘ . York and in 1. 000 througi out tie st fi~ 1 ‘;;.1 ion. .1 .111. Mm
H lab "5 R gl‘lll'll R .................. 1L9]. 1082 631 391 325—3620 country. Jewish worshippers: attenCI- :11“: [lilmpifum \l'.-...-,...,..:,,I 15:0:
CL eL . i; ‘ '2 1, '1‘ 6 Q9 60 7 ed yesterday the services which us- kolow sizes.» -':;,‘ly negotiated t 4
HGl"bel‘t R. 581111141, D ----- I '''''' 1b 9" 3 43 96*3039 - . 1'. : . . ' C hered in the year 563?. of the Jewish Balfour l'l'i‘lfil'MilLHl. which promis d
Selectmen V _ . ifgffdlgadhegggviriglelssagta "11‘?!“ the 111 m. “b.1111 VivViVVIltll: VBrilislli. cheriiV
. 03—4-3420 ‘ 7 . presenting ‘the “Kernels-1121;201:115 11.1 gluiltw .Ilfniis'limfiatiot 19 ac .levement
L]]lilill) H. F1911 Cling, R ................. 991 1080 64]. 392 34.: u BARTO r “ ti F d {V I: i. ‘ V. V V] I Hill Home. This
:1 ‘s . 1. in 0 new: . . 4-1::111011 \1‘1 1 )e f i w 1 iv 1'1.x
Pilllll') Castellano, R. . . . . . s, ....... 1155 1083 624 390 324-3576 CAL IN’ L- N of “-1.121: 18011]: fails): sigifi'nvi.tiiliii.n<m’ 11: 1111.11.11.40 1.. \‘ladimiflfalgiinslliy. :1...
? five years to promote thi- rv—rslullllsn- z’mimiir of the Jewish Legion. which
.. 1156 990 351 436 96—3029
, . . . 1158
VVilhall} L. R101 (Ian, D . . . . . . . . . . . mcnt of the Jewish National Home in was part of General Allenby's fighting
1‘1Cl‘fi/al Cl 1:. 131836., D ..... a o . u u o n . n o 988 366 437 977.3046 C . V t ' F r Ma or I‘a;e:tme. t}- force in I‘aIQStine_
T ‘ l 1 of Si). ..________.
,.. ConStables r- omparlng o e 0 y “11152121131111.1111: grill: return 01 DYED HER DRESS
Ray Werme, R ........... . . . .. . .1191 1083 633 392 328—3621 iii:3131.13313‘4‘1’3'.‘2;;1:”,,:‘:;}:’23 SWEATER AND A
[1d ward J’ Flahei ty' R """ ‘ """"" 1198 1081 . 632 393 325—3637 RV the way of comparison we here~ City Election of 1919- he 1:0" 1‘34}: “ asoi‘el('ciggig on“tgi;: SKERT LIKE NEW
' . - ' . . - . . . 1 - . v. sin
[llfred R Taylor R ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 119]. 1077 631 392 320—3611 :izgltigiibgifsbigtlh: glgltilrlllglgf“1;l:d C(15))“ Returns [orifisgr‘lg Vi arcs. 3::fsspztl-icd "of“ Um realm of realities Every package of “Diamond Dye-
1&1 , 039 h R ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, , .1189 1076 631 392‘ 325—3613 ward. showing {no 11111111141 of. votes WARDS 1 ' 2 3 4 5—Total “"1“": “1"" “MW""W" d‘“ “‘9 ‘0 contains directions so simple any
1‘ 111' p 9 l i' Jeremiah Donovan received when he 465 416 239 195 121—1436 ”1“ Prom” d Land {0" “MC“ the" woman can dye or tint: her worn,
(11303391108 BrUSh, D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . 1 428 ~ 984 3238 435 93—3028 ran “gum“ Mr. Hurstrom and 3331““ Jeremiah ”mung". 23,111; 31:21:”; or gigogxglrrz‘g 02:10:; (312?:$041323;rifiites-lsdncsovxg: (1:13-2:-
' V 5 . .. X 1 2 ‘ __ l \,
John N-ooney, D ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - 11:39 980 308 434 96—3026 3.131572131004331?£33..‘.T‘;"é.f§‘$4225.25 ““303. 6,1,, m 251 3;, ,‘,_T;§‘,?, 10.1-11.4 . .1... 41‘. .1.... pr... .4 u... 04.41.004.49. 0.4.4....“ 9.4.. .4
(101119. PatChen, D ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘ - -‘ 1137 987 360 430 100—3039 cch'ed by Mr. Donovan and Mr. Majority for Donovan—624. 5:35“ 112101.131gazilmgpggngfiwmg'53:,nléfd “3'5"“! ‘13:: 022:?” ktnfigi:
' ‘ . 3 ‘ ,. 1" . Bartonz— ' - ‘ n ~— -
11.41.4141 Webb, D -.- - - - - 1 - - - ~ - - ~ - - -- 115.. 99° ‘ 484 430 97—3163 440.0. 4.4.... .444 "W"4111:12122331‘10‘4“ 0:11.”$::::.1.1m.§.:;e;:§ 1.11.112.
C0“ nc‘lmen Returnsci‘c: XIII-‘18::- 2:0:111-113: 0‘1“" 1" Barton. T t 1 The plan of the "Koren Haysod" is not to spot. fade streak or run. Tel
‘ l ' s WARDS 1 2 3 4 5“ ° :1 l‘ r at scope. It seeks to sup- d lot hether the material
GGOIQG E.C11rtiS.1{v . . . . . . . . o . . l . . . . . 1190 WARDS l 2 3- ‘ 5—Total 1168 1015 6‘03 374 313—3515 groomgntbtllhc work undertaken by the yzgrfigag‘fo ave“ is wool or silk. 0V-
831111.191 1(99191', R ..... . ........ . . . - - 1190 £33 "3 anifznus—m“ Jeremiah Dimvnn. Palestine Administration. which gov- whether it, is linen, cotton or rnixe.1
‘ ‘ finial-1 4 ~ __ ems the country on behalf of the Bri- ds.
(101.11“ T Sheeha‘n D ______ . . . _ . . _ . . . 116]. WARDS 1 2 3 4 S—Total WARDS 1 2 3 :0 QfisflTfit-E‘: tisll G0\er11mcnl as the Mandator} goo
- 5“ 801 270 352 85—1953 “‘3 1010 386 4 1 3 for Palestine. “'hlle the Palestine Lady Jennings Iodgk No 7 O S
SylVQStel' VV Brotherton, D . . . . , , g, , . . 1108 53 faiorlty to.- Donovan—76. major!” for Barton—.391 Administrations activities are intend- of B will meet in I o R \i hall-
° ' ' d t b .flt th 11 ltl r “’ednesday evening Octobe 5 at 8
(Jlarence A 8130an R ' . . ‘ . . . . . O I . . . .1 10 court opened :00 :no 03;:wa $133,211.15. pgg‘dafirit; o‘clock. Come and hear the reports
3115s M'ARDLE cosmiizwr or 'taliv'cly scaled when
’1 nllke during the trial of Mrs. Eva. the Zionist Oranlzation. which is to
, ACQDITI‘AL. !Cr.therine Kaber. who was convicted'admlnister the Palestine Foundation
CLl-\ ELAN!) 0.. Oct. 4 «Examiu- 'for the murder and sentenced to life— Fund on behalf of the Jewish people.
“”07 °‘ proapccthe “"0" to in Miss imprisonment. counsel for the defense also contemplates its activities so as
\1- .'1r;21n McArdle for the that degree. 1": red no objection to women juror-5.10 benefit the entire population. Jew-
from the convention.
DAN DERINE
1060‘
1076
1028
Charles F. Mills, R . . .
C. Jackson White, R . . .
Robert M. Wolfe, D .....
Cl’larles A. VOlk, D ..... . . . . ...... . - 4 994 \ :nulrder of Daniel Kgbfrd licrltsteg; The twent) year old mm was c011- 1511 as well as non-Jersh.
.1 .‘ ,1 ’ 111 "3r was resume 0 :u ‘ w fluent she will be acquitted. She ap— Harnessing the Jordan “’ata-s. (1 . “ml. 0 l: Tl ' 1‘. —
FL edel ICk BI. cullen’ D """" ° """ ' . .1 991 predicted “t the rate °t progress made peered to be in high spirits and mani- One or the projects contemplated by Stops gflnir gaunt...“ m ”1‘
_- (:‘eorg'e E. Ingllal‘n, R .............. ' ~ - WW 580 u . )‘(lserdaiz the jury panel would be fisied considerable interest through- the “Keren Hayesod" is the irrigation
(lilbert E BO art D 411 ‘V’mmflw by nightfnll or early ‘0' out the examination of the v.enlremcn of the Jordan Valley and the harness-
. ‘- ...... a - . ...... ' ' . morrow. i f h J 1 '
I-lenr T Pl'ngl’ltt’ R 373 PM? “‘9" ““d‘m'e “mm“ “'9" ten‘ Sentinel Want: Are Winners. 1:13:12; ft iglll‘lligngeasefg 22.21.3133;
I y . , ............... - . . , or the oldest higl.‘.'ays in history. The
Thomas F. Jalnes, D. . . . . . ........ 453 . .......4.4-..'_‘ Zionists also propose to reclaim the
. waste lands of Palestine by plantlmr
Joseph R. T337101, R ................ 320 Use 500 000 Trees Yearly for eucalyptus trees on the sand dune:
Alexander K Nlorton D . , 99 ’ . . As more land becomes available. and
. .. ’- - .... ' . ' . ' ' . . P a] Ml as the settlement upon the land he-
Dlstrlct CommlSSlonel'S sarety In CO “es comes closer. it is estimated that
Palestine will be able to house a pop—
JOhn D' Milne, Rx’ """ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ’ ' ‘ ' ' ' 1209 ’ ulalion of {our to five million instead
Albert F. Rose, D . . 1138 01‘ the present population of less than
""" ' amilllon.
\Irving C J emunes R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1082 1.... pm... 10.. 04.4.4.0... 1.
1 Return.
11 Ving C' Jennings’ D """"" t ' ' ' ' ' ' " I‘d' ‘ 991 \ Jews all oxer Cell [a] and Eastern
Europe and certain parts of Asia ale
olol
Stewart C. Marshall, R ...... . ...... -.
Albert S. Merritt, D ................ ~
Electrical Commissioner
Patrick F. Brophy, R ...... . ....... .
634
356
1052
» secution of their countries and find a
anxioush awaiting the opportuniti of
escaping from the oppressmn and per-
ha\ en of refuge in the Promiscd Land.
In the course of the last y.ear 15 000
\oung Jews were admitted into the
35 c( 1115 bu\s a bottle of ‘Dander-
1119' at am drug store. After one ap-
plication 5011 can not find a. particle
of dandruff or a falling hair. Besides,
exery hair shows new life. \igor,
l)a’triCk F' BI'Ophyy D .............. - 1 .v 987 country and are emploied on thel Egghmessv more color and abunch
Registrars of Voters .00.... mm” 4.1.1 4...... ‘
$12} IrvingFByington, R .............. - - - 1185 : ———_————_—'
lomas . Flaherty, D . . . . . . . ..... . . 1163 ' RAIVI
Ruqu.J' SPfit—h' R """""""" ‘ ' ' ‘ 1084 ~ I £¥$$g§§01liginises.A malfigort-
Jfftgfglll?)h €§g£ailg D . .R. . . . . . . . . . . . . - . 989 630 1 n ment of Mouldings to 1c)llioose from, at the most
._ -'ar€1'u1'y,............-. , reasonaeprlces
Mic ael P. Shea, D ......... . . . . . . .- - - 361 ; TRY OUR SERVICE
‘ District Treasurers , 0
Frederick P. 111111111131, R. . . . . . . . . . . . . .- 1198 The F. 69’ K. Stationers
James T. Hubhell, D .. . . . . . . . -. .. . . 4 - 1 1165 \ 16 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Walter R. Collings, R . . . . . . . . . . . . .. -: 1082
“Eugene Laflin, D .......... . . . . . . .. 996 ,
Leslie Gorham, R ........ . . . . . . . . . . 0.. 635 5
Leslie Gorham, D ,,,,,, , , , , , _ , *, , ,1 , . 356 l
hunting. and were extremely pl((t\. (101.1" CHAMPIONS MA'I‘CSIIED.
EASTERN SEAR
and to check
The anthracite miner doesn't con—
Eider himself a hero. He goes to his
dailv “ark with no more thought or
danger than comes to the man “hose
It Is true tliatfihe cost or tlmbering
is a big item of expense—an item that 1
must be included in the cost of' an-
thracite production. About 500 000. 000
contest over the links of the West-_
wcve initiated i1it_o ll. «.1 1..“
cliesier-Blltmore Country Club.
Following the Wm; (.1
the visiting Ollie”.
BUTTE 310111.. Oct. 4.—In an effort
to broaden the.- conmicrcial
DIE‘IBERS INE‘ The entertainment committee “‘5' “YE.- N- Y-. Oct. 3.—-—George Dune 1. 1"..thii‘l) 1111111... ..-..u say the displacement at
D Leonard Brown. chairman and 311.5.(‘7HL former open golf champion of that the a‘ernge person has loose material. Under these condi-
____._._. Percy Morgan Worth) 311mm 01 ("wt Britain; Abe Mitchell another ‘ armor (kind of (mini: below the tlonS. lhe~mlners Work with a sense
Continued trom First page. Ophir Chapter were in charge of tlir- lllltisli professional were matchedto- 1.5.1.111; :E‘Tlerdthotnsg:d$a£ 225.151; 2:1zsccmuyrltiymirlilgxgegieiiglccihi‘; 31::
arrangements- «1:11 11 1th Jim Barnes, American Open _ ..r.1 attended by greater hazy-(ls. It'l penter or railroad employee. Skilled
0" South l“KL-ll)» Street \\'l'1 [t :1 regular _—_—-— “NC holder. and Waloer Hagen. pm- the thought of being inside the earth men are employed exclusively on {he ‘
meeting was held. 1.: 1 .,..,mdates COPPER SHINGIJJS AND NAILS. tossional title bowel-.111 a 36—11011: that apparently breeds tear job of timberlng. OR
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R7
uses of
coppi-r to lit-Ill the mining industry.
the Chapter
ERNITURE
WTERL|N0
‘1 ol: c. praising
the -work of the 1o. ..‘.' Chapter, and now singlinnt. the Anaconda Copper CUT THIS (rig—m IS WORTH occunannn ir- .above ground:, Hefen- board {9301 timber are required every.
paying them hi .1. 3, 1 . Mil‘in" C ,1 .111 . . i- NE! joys a ft‘cllng a: security nr = 115: rom year to eep pace with the progress of
l: 01 or for their .4 oil 1) has started exper u", kponlrdge that the strength or anthracite development. The neBd 01/
laithfulness and 20:11 in 1913, f f n » mental manufacture of co er shin-
order. I 1 l 0 ii Vim” ind copper-zinc shinglgpnails No Cut out this hlip enclose with So forfsstsut‘lgslficts him. this reference to $33153; unthrgitie‘to; 1131:1112:th :th F U R N ITU R E CO. ..
Mm mm, Griswold, P. G. A. “ammo" has been reached a to me and mimic to Foley 8:. Co., 2836 Shef-V 1... 5110...?hy01‘2‘figm necessity 5° cur?“ hfkglendou: l27-129’WASHIHCTON ST.-
Ophir Chapter, presented Grand success of the undertakin'ko field Ava. Chicago, 111.. writing yourV For exery tan or anthracite mined. amount or timber for the mines. so N o R w A ' K i
. Wonh Matron Mr. Stickies with 9. name and. address clearly. You will then: 70 cents is spent for lumber to The householder can amp the in“ ‘ 4 -. 1 ’ L
, handsome basket or roses. and & set. of 3&8va ,, I - £90“va in return a trial package con- nsure mat mining shall be as safe as menslty of the timber-ins problem by. ' *~ ' « E __ .
thinking of 500.000.1100 board feet 0!
lumber in term- 01 a forest. Assam-L
11;: we have a. tree.” tumour“
act of lumber. a
-1.I=r=' hle. As the miners go forward.
'Iin‘herlng" —~us it is called—goes lor-
.- :ird. Heavy beam or logs are used
' build a. ceiling or root. This pre-
yents loose rock'or 0%. tolling sfi‘fia million such trees are felled every
" orastheyyearundtumeamtommberrorm
in the nadir-alto mina-
, .. .. m. ’9'
do
- - Foley'u Honey and Tar Com—
pound. for coughs. colds and croup;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sldm'u
and but: rheumatism. backache.
‘ ”and bladder ailments; and _
1 min-tic Tablets. a. wholesome {-
thoroughly cleansing cathartic
china. on behalf: of ophlr Chapter.
“glitz-1t zsobgmledattended the meet-i CKWRIDéE‘ ‘ '
V; . ere elegatlonu praent omc is to them -
. from Brooklyn. Hartford. New Haven. 301111230 b: played at 01133341111111,“
, mutton]. New Canaan, Westport. Nov. 191 were announced m
nanbury and. Bridgeport. Refreah- w. Mnxvirell, Swort'ni‘hore. #111 be ret- . ,.
merits of ice cream, cake and punch eree: T. J. The "Columbia umpire: h
were served. Baum Mum. ‘ head
The lodge rooms were handsomely 1111441111411 311 ~ , ,4 '
1&3de with men. tin;- and. more.' W
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