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on Seventeen Railroads BHORE Cfllllll WAGE AWARD l8 DlPfllllED AS A Big Typhus Epidemic.
0f BANKRUPICY N01 SA WING "INCORRIGIBLE LBUHbledmsngIg

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Connecticut Com- NEWJ’ORK. Oct. 17.———For the sec.‘

 

so much business before the present ' 0nd time since he reached the land of ' Q '
Thus I)irectly Afiect Fmplflves term of the ['nited States District pan-V OffiCIals Nor car the GOUShDOFS he followed from Sprlng weedingS-
' ‘ 4 ~ “' Court that the. cases of Joseph \Nciss- ‘Vcrkers Entirely Pleased France on an army transport. Harry _ _

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Valentine once mascot of the First -
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Dlvlsion. A. h. R. faced deporta tlo=i I 'C ‘ “The Soviet Govcl'nxnent will be. un‘

man and (\veuLv-iixe others, who are
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« ll‘l»".\' :mll mmxu' mlmi II. :I ll rs m :~;- q .. :w l‘“' \..l< .~:'2:‘.l- l“- lInilfci toinl. \.hlcll will ll m .“"“.‘ l.ed Cross liaise. \Ixho knc“ him 0\ 1 ed todav tw Colonel \Villiam M. Hap, “l-‘lfteesz million people affected

llu {nouns-.15: nl lh.- will ..~ grill-[l .l |,.. .»; .:~ .. -. . ,. _..:;.7,.m_..;t torn. ‘velssmzm has Men at libel-.3 seas, gave bond that he never would he” chief 6f the American Re-lil‘f \d- more or less in' the famine. 35 Ge!"
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A... :1 .~ ,. (l, 1.1..“ . t]. ll. zip .. l» . ,; ‘._ . l your; Judge In. 5, lhomas Lan‘. poxtul himend sun him to school. turn from I” inspection [our of the :1v.:ilallle transportation facilities.

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i -- mt.- vs n'l.lll.~lp(lll.‘»’lull >55“ ll. Inmw \Ilull‘ .1411 before him the gfiVf'I'IImOUl S ‘1' ‘ . "A.-- St “991‘ H‘U‘I‘ “‘15 brought buck farming dignlime of quqwi ']‘l;3 ['fa \K’hat is. needed most is food. than

i: z- .- l. .1 w . >1 :n- iurrlgl‘ t . 1‘3 01 ‘ w it'rl"‘d(llfli‘ . ' ‘ ' to the immi ration station from :1 ' ’ “ ‘ ‘. “ ‘ , . .- x . » .. ,
I] m : I I y I I W, n 0 “N p f d ‘ ‘ ‘ Retl oactwe PrOVISlon Means nrotectorate g1.” Arlington N J_ charg- Among other observations made in lilt~li101hes. then clothing.

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5"4' l' '. ._ u ism; m“ i'\ :1. - 5 IQ . mp . ,. .~ a; . gun: .I I'\ . . .-- . I‘Olrn- cllmn (. mmmm s hoping {0" ”l“ I’C‘S‘w [0" h“ is an or- eassur 3’ r i
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' . -. . i . - ‘ ~‘l' ‘1 “We”? :1 sun of Mr {uni Mrs. IIIrne-s‘ Err-t“. ~
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Ihghebt‘. Decmatlml “ liillll I v I W ‘ ‘ ’ \I f‘ ‘ .... 'n 2”! ""2 “’l (‘l-If‘l'hhl‘ll Hill farm. New Cum-ml 'Notn'ithslniidiil: Ill}? mm 12». “H to Law been muted for some:
the (11ft 0f the :‘lnCl'lC‘dll ‘ l i Cdonel Hines Thinks the .I .- ‘ . . .\ .I-IlIxI. 1:.“ .le::H.I l—xImw zi‘llli I311.“ ”9‘1?“ (I.],1\.I.r ,;,.,.,.I m. Em“) and H“, Huh :‘ul ““5 “mum“ 1mm The city \InI’us reported lasteight
) ) f - . . . -- - ' ‘- -‘ ‘ ‘I ~ 'j 'I - 'lsilii-Ill l'l‘ of . r. uin . rs. .loh ‘(“l;lp- chm tin‘ M. l; “I“; .. W,” I», .1 :‘t . m: Ila-mg trnllqll . .
X 00p"? I idce(l 0n T()rn b ”1 k R a l l Assoclatlons “ I” 5. II -. . . l t .35 :.. Q l. by}. «i :53; \ [>1 )lprton 1(1‘1‘1‘. “f N(-\\' Y0 (. Hill} Nullsht'l 2r lll'l‘Ol‘l’ (Viz—hull" “0““; litillfo'l‘lx' ('Hu'l-l‘nnr Sanchez 0f the State 0‘

“ CSt lnStcr ‘Abhey “5 R I SOIVC the Problem V ' . ' '_‘ xii IHEEI“ ~.Ln::‘\m; 2;!‘lllllilizllifll’sfel‘ of llll'vifilf' Andrew .l-Z. sunrise. it has been (.(mnmm 13mm“, lnuillla. who made a spectacular flight
(“filer-3] John I PCl‘N‘hlllL’ [7 _.. .I..: p ., . 21,. - t . .. . . ( .. x l. Luluxr. 0. Brooklyn. .\. 3.. tool; place edge that hunters have ”It,” violating- (mm the pm. (”1‘3“”de night. stop-
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L ommander 0f ”10 ANION" ' m in l ll‘ll lov .s m‘ 1H. \‘ew York \ "I it;l NW “N"! ”MM“ 0‘ ”Y" lll‘l’l“'S Parents. in NEW (711- marsh known rm \‘cll'< lsl-lwi l.“ mile-s away. There he received ad-
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.. _. .. . _ . . udall. ills one .noi.\ \\us cwlohrntwq . , - .. . - . . e .. was that 1 ll Situation was not sen—
“) 1‘ ()rCC. I ‘ ‘ ~ . . 4. - . . 1 ll; . j; 1 . . _ v. . . n; . . I - t\\ev.ii etiutford at d )llllOld. on LlL _ _
( S In tht “ at I 3e“ Hanan um; Hartrou um u .l..'- {w h. ... .. “.L I”, mm-lmz “Ll m “3‘. open a”. on a terrace looking: llousatonic mwr l u nus. and r:tllrl‘.ed to Pueblo. nrnvmk

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I: ~\‘l u y.\.’, l-‘rr l7. tl:~. H w .\s~m~. .1. gill-iig‘egngl‘; 31111131“: glllalsrog‘ichosrtde‘r“ill: le SM" .4' id‘s“??? Slidltgm all“: out 0" an old firm") orchard. the "ri' This is a iamous duck ground and Short“ after “00“ YOSIQPday‘ He m
r-l l- we.) ~~l"l()“ H... “ml,“ Mam-l... l‘ iv ... l I ”I . .l, . .~ . . Hotel‘A‘stor. Most of the diners were .mvtmnIin ulnar: . grim.” or; . I: dal 3er passmg through the garden is..c.ut .112 with cmkfi.arui bondhoies met by General Maycotte. command-
. in» an). in \N'I'HillllllSU‘l‘ Allllev which timi'co‘uilsd 0tf Lilla”: shin-m r‘m‘lrora- members of'the brotherhoods that E) mm. .né A‘— H inhtnun‘ 0 rm‘ to “1 picturesque- spot. and under 3' ‘ihto a haze Of‘ %terwa\5$, .fi’hSCh- t0 iné federal forces in Puebla. an? at-
, 1:. m... :1.» tomll m' nil-at llritnili's "un- gllniwnt I: .. ,5..0r.“:"l3".“.m ."mk' "- 'l-rw threatened to strike October 1?”. ”:05: f .l. .., ;,,.. Mr. ”“9“ "f “me Chrysammmums-‘I the uninitiated. is an easy place to rangimmts W"? made imm°dmtflr
.].-.,.--.l, “,I”_H(-)II,I.. “I“ laid lmluv “w \‘orw'lll— ”l IIM H -i.‘tx«i.Ilv3 titre for F‘dward J Pedrson ”1‘5“de of ”III .le I...l l ( snon o In A. {.1 ‘ animus} a hacerround of old cedars. .gct 1051 in. and to the one who takes for him to resume his duties as gov-
. . ‘ ' ' ‘ " I0” ”3" l Illlllf‘ l llllllvs ‘ ' ' was s-L'I‘Wl 5) JOlHl 1M “I” It 35 lev. II.. Russell Bournc. of the f‘hurch . ernor.

g .l. .-..,;.l,.m “-m.- . ,.x . . _ , , ,. . . .. . r (-3.;1 Ia chalice to evade the luv the belief '
Ill lln thl n (nlmmsslmi m llnrtlmnl “.rllnesiluv. ‘Ond' “33 to 1‘5““ "H“ H" F m l ' .l :rnxm. of thc Resurrection. of New York cit)‘. that he c'ln outwit and \l‘w-ade am' Governor Sanchez sent ateleglam lg.
‘ A federal officials here last night, tie-—

.\l’>’?l".lll ltnil', It “1‘ . 1. -~ , . . .. . , .. . - ’ "c: n 0 attend . .
I 1 . m ‘ H” \“H"""‘ “”"T'Wllws him W‘ll- speaker. but “15m Ch! ”I ‘ 011.c1litwl. The terrace. itself. was a game warden who mav be attracted

:.l n: If‘ll]()r. vot -d l \- the ‘on .?~ I . . - . . . . . . , . .' A» 'ri; Hall: of - - '

I nilv-ll SIM“; iri- .C‘ SI" 3 ll ml ll ”1." 1 Hill” ~ toninfi‘mn to hold 13"; incctlng’ _ of the I‘M: glut (‘..l ) mass of autumn leaves and chrysan- h“. his illegal ghoofing is a conviction claring it never had been the intention.
. . . unlmma 1m. 2h.» hearing in .\'Hl‘\\'ulk. l-ut this “._ ,_. ltrlllrond last-cutncs. .m-l 4 . . ”Hum m : tut (1.} h l ' . ‘ ' '

._ l l i. .m surroun u t 9 guests that IS now upset. of the state g'mernment to suspend

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~. .. I L; llIlIIqltlli” 11?:le ltllllll'nll till 1 hi. .1. m. ,1 H... l “In.” Lomlnlsalson I,“ iTm)”: llllm s. his HA1 . m l on all Sides. meqtpd warninfis that the lav; mmrantees or molest. industrial firm.
m .. . n I. : l ,. "u 1‘ am Ill l - ~' . ' .. .. .I ,. -. . 'c 1'." l are. ‘ ‘ ’3 t . ~
I (it v “NZ that future bf .11 “1%): must .w 'l \ l‘ l He expressed belief that the early part

--.-r.l Wu“ hell “I ”II (“I “II . II . . _ ltc‘mllrks M. Pol. ”in“. “Mr. imm. , must be obeyed. passed unheeded, . ,
t t .11) .1 as .111 intormatlrm I L (Continued on Page Twelve) land so United States Game \‘Varden of this Week would see an adjustment *
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'l‘lu ol'lll'lul prlIslIntntion was mzuln .. - . , . . . . url-lt-d llv tllc dim-rs HS hull :: n heir-
Lathv llli ln .l tulml r healing in .\n“— I - 01‘3” grievances.

‘ "WHY" ”“r‘w'v- -“’“""i(""n Amhi‘r' \\"l”' m. H“ 1'.“ ,I I I 1"" on the pn sl-vlt l‘.llll‘t)1lli .‘lelililllll. .
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. .n- in the Court of Ft. .llimr-s. \vlzn file h ll'll'tl'ol‘ll Tl‘ 1' {Q n“ 0 He :lsw‘rtml: (Continued on Page Twelve) 1‘ “€15 undrrstood that bus”
i“ ”’1 “ "Ti“r ”MW“ “5‘ ”l“ "' . mission "1 1} . -‘ . C n ”1.05 Com- "Lilo nn :lrmv in war-fan» the rail- houses in Patna. which have been
. .I no mim- tlm.‘ ulhlsml th at ' ' Forty DWSODS “‘9“? the 811995 or 5 closed for aim st 3. week. following tbs

‘5:l'lll:ltl\o- of the Ann-l'ium (low’rn- for [hp ML. m- P . . . y‘oqd's l’i'lt‘f thin" is to kv-rp if?! com~ ~ -
. - - i * Oll\t‘n|9n‘g n . z r _ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ C . a]. _, , "
out and or l'rl-sivle-nt llzrrllllll: 'l’vn‘ ml In hold ..;: HINT” h.“ (. ‘ . I” .II H lll‘llllt‘llllulls constant and ('II‘JH‘. The 'hd‘r,‘es 1:1 Harris 3‘ atdielilghtful H .Innnnun- PmF‘Y‘f Of a fl“9°“" advance a:
“ ' . . . “mire "H We ~ Iowa on Party given a 1.5; home on m“ - . tax rates. would open today. - E

m: (It or ln-stoivim: lht' ml-dnl “us [wr- for “1] parts 0f the Stxlte in ”NIH”. l My, :m;l Ill;ll'lllt‘.\‘ llntllfii il:;\'t' toi;\'rf);; T'nnufl avenue Sntul‘day nlght. The 836- — _
~— llSlllL” the dam 0:1 ll; ll-I' . ii v :w‘: .v H “ '0” t ”g “3 nu "r0 ' ocs ' i no I i ' ‘ '
.1 (Continued on Page Twelve) “H ume ‘ I 1” t l ‘11“ ll em. but Mr ilu- railroads there are {Stigjlskoilne :‘fat‘hve :gzthinq bed n . r
_ Mk. Mm”... Qmm MM” M “I. m . am 1‘l‘l‘5ll‘ilhls to he km" 5'0' ‘ The pammigh’t rightfully be termed . ‘ -
r‘mninm- the I'tllitics (‘ommlss‘lnn i‘ .l‘ ml: It is l [mu-Iv a czlsl- of survival of .1 farmer ‘and farmerette masquer— L. . . .
u lin- cv-nt far“ is ample l‘or NUI'A‘UIL; ‘tlit. title-st, C‘onnnunicaliun tnust be. mic inasmuch as all of the male guests .
M ~ 1:: :3. 1113;12‘ 32:10:05 xiigllll‘”; ““Ilg‘ridgz were attired in ”19 working garments IT l M SALMNS
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“eh. m ”H” m vimlslx .. I 0f the tiller 0f lh‘ 50“ and the women 11051034. Oct. 1 i.—-Mayor Peters 1
. ’ _ " . ‘H _ ’ ‘II’ . I in iarmeretle garments. last night urged Governor Cox to take
, l . 1\‘~Kl‘lilllL that 1... “as All lrzcorrlg- q in” of the Harris res- .
. . The spaciou. - , ‘ immediate steps to provide in con- Saturday afternoon. the Royal

:l.l llllimlst.” l‘ol. llllxlIs Said he - : 30mg] arran ed for . . v,
i l l “19an was hind“ 5’ g Junction vuth the Govcrnors of ”lQIJames was the scene of a delightful 1850 Licensed Retail Places

I ‘ . thought "the associations 0" railroad .- .- allowe‘pn decora~ , ‘
.~. -. ~_ .. .. l . n _ “‘9 occasion “”h H . .- other NM” England States. a Sl‘Stl‘m social event when fortv-three Alumna:
m(.i “tr. SJllC r..m._li to mud .l .~0lu lions. orange and black bring the pro of "NIH"; truck trans lorl'itic f r . . _ A . , .
. I l .‘ tum and t0 cnpe \xitll any problems ‘dominatlng (“pm-R " II I 'n 0 and friends of \assar gathered for :i InVOlVEd by mam
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. ». . I . . ,1 H. w u \‘H'I ;' “I .x x...:z gm n :mtmulnv and J was presented “'1”! a Silver pie fork 3155”} c“ d‘. pnnsf ”$935" a 3 D: 1‘9 and ”1“ €193" lllll‘ormnfl’ 0f the kenzie‘s order which, it is calculated.
. f . . . H 1' ‘ ,M 'lv‘. “1].. ' H. '; '_" H ““1“ “WW-V IWilton. of and Mr. Brown with a box of cigars. ‘1 , £810? I010Imm‘3‘“ o q“ ‘f‘ens‘ p‘ P’Y‘SPM “To” in behalf of Um wen-«will close every saloon in Connecticut.
.l . . \.> ~ m ..l mt.‘ - lL Hand .‘l\l*||.2(-, plwlmgrapln-r and During the evening. a tasty collation "IO"? " ’3 um I? 191~- . W119“ a knovrn college. The committee in w“! afiect about 198! places why-j!

.. . 1 :' . ”MAIN: “III” “NHL Th" l-xlli‘m “.,. Q _ . . . . (1 similar general railroad strike sccm- l' f .- . , ,. c
.l Y . . . . as .honn lll was served t-onrlstlug of (hickfl! ar. ‘ _ , .. . . . I I] ll 0 large 0 “‘9 afflur ’5 to b‘ “lug-'3‘ were licensed to sell liquor at the end.
tm- :Iu‘i‘lllil) umlrr slnlllc m illlelund avenue. ‘ ‘ l'nhster salad. FHlldWiChes~ and fancy (d impending. 5“" “ere and. a ) e tulated on the number present and on of the fiscal vear Of 1920 according

x.‘.w;.<l SINK!"- IM’W" 7-3 lH Nuns :lill'lllit‘rl thl» exhi— cakes made up in animal forms. as :1 working has“; 9“ “mph to “1"" the enthusiasm aroused by the meet- m }.‘ 1 G }{thnth11 well known 33..

.l, . .v . .- I :THVHI‘HHI'. ”H hit lwiwwvn g and ,; U't‘lOt‘k Saturday l‘ANIH'HY “('1 17 _, Il'lptisl 'ninls« \ machinery necessary to protect 1:116 ing. ThOSe in charge “‘QI‘C Miss Grace \'OC‘;it' 4'01. “prohibitioh yWhO has strong—
' l 'r' l‘l"‘ll-'|lt"l l‘)’ '1 :“Wi'l'mll llllli illlI ll'll:'~lllailIl' gllif‘llllt'ti trig 'lllll 1.“.111'7.” n“: to ll'l‘; 0;“. h.“ health and “VBS' n0: Sn“): 0f the (‘lll- llavilanll. Chairman Of the Norwnlk IV (:"(lor'sed Director Mackenzie‘s m.

. w lillzens HlIlwinl ” ~‘""'"""’-‘W 'i'iIvI lxluéuz Wars of :l an“- tor the o‘ili‘iiir session. of the WALK HflSPlTAl‘ lens 0‘ 130320“ and “Chit-“I but of DiStriCt; Mrs. J‘ Stuart }i"l"lsm‘\' timid The latest figures show that.

guy. -I“,,,..n H Simi'dn unium- character. lllr “inf” which “I“. m.,,w.,,,=;,; ofkn' " 1., 'Hnin‘lil’ni - (“Tr-V New England community whose Chairman of the Luncheon Committee there “ms “:3 licensed wholesale

‘ ‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ safety would he threatened by a gen- Bind Miss Margaret Brendlinzcr. Chair- places anti 1856 licensed. retail places

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. .1 Hil’lkl‘ so-l-lnml im< .“‘: ”"er '" For. "‘l‘i'll'l l in ll ' ‘ '
. . . ., . I '- I ils I'll). and its auxiliarv ‘mdies. a gathering I . . -
m \H “II :«xI..l.-.llil.- :ls l llIllIrIt :hnqu-LH'F’S ul-z'c taken hv Mr. Which has lnmn‘lonl-m] fnrvurtl in "e F IV NE 9n” ralllOdd Stle- Ilyln of the Committee- on Publicity. in the State Thirty—one 88100118 u-
is on “Hi-'1 ill tlll'l nid- “' ‘ l ‘ ”‘ll‘If-T his l' m, w; .., . ' ‘ . -. h S ~ " _ ‘ V' _ _
' rm wssllrz ill ‘H'llil (It illu .lml l’lhotustl'uvhl-r illll‘] “:75“.,'n inf“! “km-V to he the largest m :ittendunl‘c ‘ ‘ l .00? afte‘ 0M), 0 CIOCk' the assern ceased to sell beer. ale and rhine wme
: 11x4 5‘ 1,...1 on“ or H... vili- \il*\\'i[1}:I " V” “ “""h and most interesting in years. In is .)l(-d guests proceeded to the sun—Dal: in the state under the old license will
w. ”I. n ‘ .md V, mm, , H. m A "rm“... 0" the L,” “t W I nearly thirty years since the Cniinec— . lor Of the 1‘0““ “1:9“? a table beautl- also be affected. This includes fifteen.
.., l . ‘ l. - - . .'_,~ -‘., r. . . ~ . ‘ -~._- -. - . ».V,~.. , .w >,. . ,.._..‘_,I . _ _
lZlIul.lwl (”tillliltllllli\ \\l.n:i~ (11H (If-town. llzlrticulullv t‘lnn '* “'20.!“ lcut “n"tmt Convention ““5 "Md her). I‘N‘Wy Wu“ n W entitled t.0. know full) "k; Uhn‘ d in?! 1‘: “8‘51an [mfj-LA“; h‘ New HINT“ f‘O‘illliV FH‘" "‘ Hart— ~
I” III t‘ .. it I I ' I I“ .. lmri \’.w “WT.“ .ml \«I _ .‘ ‘5“ and the arrangements were such as to what it costs to nm the hospital. It of rum and Lime (.osmos anuItIu ford county. 0m. in New Lonnie-.2 .
In; II'IIIIII-I'l' m m. ‘\ u to - ‘ ‘ h‘; “ ‘_‘_‘ ‘ “ ‘ Ul‘k (‘lill \ield full measure of hospitalityol-x the a man is extravagant in his family ex- their arrival. A Vassar lianner and count}: two in Middlesex and four in
. .v. ‘ " hart of the city and from members of llt‘llSCS. that is his own affair. But a ‘ 9 59"9131 interesting posters guy“ in" ad- Fliirfield counties.
. . ’ *k—J - other denominations. public institution must be managed ditional touch to the alll‘:l(‘ll\'(*l1l".§ r.l l Although it is 01:”de in “mhix’i-
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. ..4 I did! ‘Auto ’ , The distinctive gatherings were the economically. 1011 have the right to lI One of the prettiest Wedding‘s of the the mom and announcld to all cone”: tion circles that prohibition has. clos—
9 ‘ tonic-ill annual conference or the flaw be assured that the hospital 18 so ' ‘ that \assars rose and grey were ‘ed up mom than half of the saloon:

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net-idents m Elm Clt ' . . . . fall season took lace'a 4 o‘clock s i- . _ .
.... y : . . I ‘ Us“ ministers. this afternoon. the one managed hero” _“°m"b“tmg 1.0. ”5 ufday affernoonpwhentMiss Marlin drawmg togflhor “‘1 her fr'end?‘ . in Connecticut, evidence in the handle _.
ll \\'l.'.\', Uri, 17.» John '1‘ human“ “d 53““ annual meeting suppmt' .YEL “nth Whate‘er efficwn' Anllo‘dette Bodwell. daughter of Mr. M the Close Of the very bommml-rt; .0“ the police indicates that a Inge "
\\ In. ( wine in n u... . w... .I A Of {“9 Connecticut Baptist Education cy a public hospital is run. It .“ul us- and ”Mrs “Wilfred Bodwkell of 6 Sev- past beautifully served by the efficien. lnumber of unlicensed n‘anm 9v». doing“
lll'wlnnh “N {1,1, I‘l ' (.nql“. Somety. and the annual meeting of the ually have a deficit. A hosllltal Ile- mour street became the bride of Al corps of the hotel. Miss Brendlmgcr. Ta big business. Director Mackenzie’s
Vin» ‘lll“r\n]‘:;llil\o-l liln. “liar”; l‘loard of Trustee of the Barfist Con- ficit may be of great‘ credit to theIin- fred Richard Nutting son 6f Mr and acting as Toastmistress. welcomed the ruling will wipe them all out if he re-
in... ..,.}.r.;\. q Mam m “3,; rn'rsm'no. Kans. Oct. 17.-——Fit‘- "““t‘m‘v "it" "(the (la-Y: the conven- stitUti‘m- 1" “Ch “359' “‘9 "03W“ Mrs. Nathan Nuttihg' of 142, Draper guests and announced the Purpcs‘? 0f ceives proper co-opera‘liion from the: , '
plyw- 'l'wo‘otl p ‘nl p ‘. teen hundred coal miners of District “on proper beginning tomorrow fore‘ ‘5 givmg a. great deal 0f free spmcg' street Dorchester Mass. The cere- the luncheon. She SDOke °f the wme' city authorities. it is generally admit- "
W {.1 “ .H. i» :Ir 1 en land No. 14. who have been idle since Alcx- noon andextending through Wednes. or service upon which the charge is mony’was held lit the home of the _.___. .. ted. - .
. l. 10 m.lc lllll.. under Howat and August Dorchy went day. and the meetings of the woman's much below actual cost. In a well bride’s parents, and was performed by

 

 

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.. lm~....‘l.i\l:,} was Igc’kid‘ lrl‘l’) to Jail. returned to work today. ac- a”;::‘””-\_ t‘ . managed hospital the mme d‘fiC“ ‘5 Rev. F. H. Jacobs of_the South Nor- . John Was Thinkino'
; . I II“ charge of reckless cording to an announcement at the Rev I):°nJ::n'°; “2”“th ‘3 the Co tinned on Page Nine) walk Congregational church. Insh conference .
headquarters of the Operators’ Asso- Hartford who will Sgkel‘zifey‘nug ( n —--l Simplicity marked the wedding. ‘ In Critical Stage ‘ at Baseball sew
. . cm Ion. ' ' an . There were no bridal attendants and'
ll lonth. about H report tomorrow “Will Co - . ’ —-
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. . Do I F l p . - - “d o“ “tertiary-instill: “r1123: mm o... ....- .. 8mm Hm
. .ImmIlr hit him while he Pug as 0W er OSt Schooner Maplewood . CltlzfillShlp SChOOl \monv was used. “”3 ' elated Pregaj—The Conference on a good story is going the rounds
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_ . - . tween Irish leaders andrepresentatn-ee about John Cuneo. recently named:
ObSBI'VES Anniversary Abandoned Off Florida The Citizenship school, to be held inguivl‘ggffgwfiflietfiinfsmgy :3: or the British Government today en- county attorney by the county coma“,

 

‘0 Are Killed by the Connecticut League of “'omnn — ‘ 'tica! Stage as the mL ' - J h '
- ~ fl we . yxbee tered upon the on . x ssioncrs. o n has two partrcniar
110] . M t , t The f‘orty-thlrd anniversary of NEW YORK. Oct. Fifi—The British Voters in New Haven. October 26-28, 0A :czgfgxlxedfotl’lyoyedl‘thf wedding question of Ulster-'3 relative to the hobbies: One is baseball and char .
_ plng 0 OI'IS S Douglas bowler Post. G. A. R. was schooner Maplefield. of Lunonburg. promises to be. a very successful affair. ceremony, at which Steward Aiken of conversations is likely to be 'approac‘n- other is politics. The two beefing-é". .

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_ *Q-fi tittingly observed at their hall cor- N Q which left Pensacola Fla. 'l The Fairfield countv chairman 1Hrs . ‘
\w. . I .. .. .. . - M , , . - - - - . - I ~ the Nor-walk club catered. Music was ed. confused 1“ his mind 0“ election m'
I _‘ " ' :1 u i lI-~MI'$-e'n'0r 0f Railroad afiue and South week ago for Macoris Withwlumber. was George Thorne Hill. Jr.. of Nor-walk. \by Charles Sterling. -- The address of Sir James Craig. the in Norwalk with ludicrous results
. m Amt-s was Ill- Main street. Satur ay evening. the abandoned in a waterlogged condition and the assistant county chairman, Maxi} handsome gifts were received I.flsterI_PeMier. in Belfast; was con- He ”was on his Way tIO vote when a

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“NW” “him. an. special guests of the occasion being on Friday. according to her captain. Mrs. Frank Riley. will both be there byrfhe‘bfidg,’ 31¢“,de cut glass, sil- sidered by both sides to in icate that friend inquired. “th going to win.

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I 'I- mil lull-r In on the Vi omen 5 Relief Corps. Over L. H. Sabean. who with hislcrew. was and will take with them many women. yer “amuse furnishings. he realizes Ulster must consider new John?"
Ill . v. ‘1” n 5m mito- thirty guests sat down to a. splendil rescued by the United Fruit steamer The last day of the f‘school" seems Lin-and Mrs. Nuttmg departed on 2. terms. It is expected that, he maybe Very much surprised. John 3311!;
,. x. \v iork m-n- repast. following which were speech- Eula. to be the favorite one. It is called wedding journey to parts unknown summoned to London this week- “W‘hY. they're not playing today. ace

 
 

 

 

. Is Hill crossing es. singing. instrumental music and n The Eula. which arrived here today ”International Day’ and Will Irwin is following the reception. Upon their re- A Dublin Castle official. it wags“:- they? . . ,
.. general good time. The ladies were picked up the men forty-eight hours to be the chief ape r. There will turn on November 1, they will reside nounced‘ today.,has gone toward: 5th The the queer, look 0(th
.. .. . ‘ I} on the tracks delighted with the courtesies extended after their ship. which had sppmg a.be a luncheon at the wn Club that at .21; Orchard street. \ , arrange {centenary W ’ " e 53611:: um »
..«. §?.,.},..",‘.’ poser. was lzl lp. them by the veterans. It was a. very leak during heavy whether. had filled day October as" “W5 for , g _._________. , , _ ~ ~ - .. _. . _ ,1 _. . .
rm- ' IHW the machine successful affair and the party did not with water; Hen-cargo of lumberjoept ‘whschI m heme ' the“ . '
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