L. ‘ 41:80
68%
54%
55%
1101,;
115%
79%,
39%
122
143%
901/4
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68%,_ -.
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110%:
115%
so»;
39%
122 .
14314
90%
53%
1011.4
118%
'55
79%
139%
40%
58%
"68%
1231/4,
106% ,
84%
. 1 ‘ 4. 16% -
MW cott Johnson 84%
nous Players 83%
4 ,Rubber 14%
71%
176%
14%
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’ WALL STREET, 10:30 a. m.—-In-
“pendent steel shares were the strong
Mtures at the outset of today's brief
och. Market session as a result of the
overnment's approval of the. propos~
fid" merger. Midi-ale. Lackawnnna.
pepublic and Bethlehem Steels regis-
red early gains of 1 to 21,4 points
find affiliated issues also
mails‘made no perceptible response to
kite-t developments in the strike sit-
Hutton.
hble gains, Mexican Petroleum rising
1% points. Food and Chemical spe
‘ dalfies rose fractionally over yester-
1011/3
118%
54%
77%
139%
40%
68
68%
123
106%
16%
841,4
82%
14%
71
176175
141,4
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improved. '
Motors and oils showed var-l
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73%» {Vanadium Stfiel
.‘ay's final prices. Loading fmeign
. Sears Roebuck
‘VVesi. Un. Tel
51% \Vest. Eloc.
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NORWALK PROPHETS
(Contined from first page)
One hour later the charter was form-
ally presented the,Grotto by the Su—
preme officer. Then followed the
ceremonial of candidates, appearance
of Azziz Grotto of New Britain, . and
revels by Monker Grotto of this city
and Obeh Grotto. ‘ ’
The gathering of “prophets’l' Will
end today following a Field Day
at Pleasure Beach. Several athletic
and drill competitions are scheduled
with a luncheon for members.
Featuring these will be a drill by
a team formed from the ladies' Mon-
ker Caldron of Norwalk.
Besides the awarding of premiums
for athletic and drill competitions will
be prizes for the best showing in_ a
parade to take place early tomorrow
afternoon from the Stratfield‘ to the
Beach ferries, t6 the drum corps and
to the body of Grottos coming from
the greatest distant point. A baseball
game and a special show from New
York will entertain the visitors ,
Hartford Leads State in
Auto Mixups of All Kinds
Continued from First Page.
Kelly Spring.
Kenn. Copper
Keystone Tire
Luck. Steel
Mexican Pete
Middle States
Mo. Pac.
Hudson
N. Y. Central
N.Y., N.H. 5:. H.
Nor. Pac.
Pac. Oil
Pan Amer. Pete.
Penn. R. R.
Ray. Consul.-
Rep. Steel
Royal Dutch
13
22
22%
951/4
29%
761,2.
551,5
73%
44%
16%
7451,
55
79%
311.4.
25
110%
132%
1554..
80%.
63%
69%
611/.
100%
120%
65%
47%
104
61%
76"
55%
741.6
44%
165A]?
74%
55%
79%
313/51
25
117
133
45%
801/3
64
69%
61%
101 $4
120.11
65%
475$
104
61%
l
Sinclair Oil
So. Railway
S O N J Pf.
Studebaker
Texas Co._
Tobacco Prod.
I‘m. Hot. Stores
17. S. Realty
If. S. Rubber
1'.
l*.
135%
45%
80%
64%
70'
62
1011.5
1207/.
0534
48
105
6130;»
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S. Steel Pf.
lidcd wit htrolley cars. There were
thirty-three. collisions between auto-
mobiles and bicycles. twenty between
automobilee’s and motorcyclees. and
twelve between automobiles and
horse-drawn vehicles.
A comparison with the general ac-
cidents reported for previous years
would be of little value, as it was
not until this year that a thorough
repcrting system was established.
The records. however, are sufiicient to
indicate. that city accidents are in-
creasing at a much more rapid rate
than those outside city limits on
state highways.
Eastern Roads Flaming
For Individual Agreements
With Shopcraft 'Employes
(Continued from First Page.)-
l‘mvls at Mooshcart. 111., also was re-
garded 'as a pOSsiblc producer of a
peaceful gesture.
lit-ports from half a dozen cities
that approximately 18,000 clerks and
coron MILLS CLOSED.
VISIT BRIDGEPQRT'
observed by the
distance flying.
37, 1909. established
minutes continuous fl
flew from Fort Myer. Va.,
of nine miles each way.
this seemingly impossible
fully the Wright brother
triumph with flying mac
Lieut. Foulois of the American
Myer to Alexandria. wh!
The other show
The firstairplane flight. which took place in July, 1909, will be
United States Governmen
brother. Wilbur, built the first heavier tbs
an endurance record of one hour
ight'.
nines.
Three days after, with one passenger, he
to Alexandria, Va, and return, a distance
The Government allowed three attempts at
feat, and when it was accomplished success-
5 gained official recognition as the first to
One picture shows Orville Wright and.
army starting on the flight from Fort
ch marked the first world’s record for long
5 the plane at Governors Island.
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The we. Beverage t‘par‘Excellenceu.
7' it’s 80 Refreshing.
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JUST TRY m
Too Much Mother-in-Law
John Klock Tells Judge
{Continued from Page One)
ever, the divorce papers were served
on Klock by Deputy Sherifl Edward
B. Doulcns. These charge intolerable
' cruelty. The case is returnable to the
Superior Court, at Bridgeport- on the
first Tuesday of September. Judge
John H. Light represents the plaintifi.
Deaths and Funerals
Thomas S. Drumm.
Thomas S. Drumm died at his home
in Elizabeth, N. J.. last evening. De-
ceased was father of 'Mrs. Frank J.
Finnigan of 12 Gibson Court. Mrs.
Finnigan is in Elizabeth attending to
the funeral arrangements. '
Funeral of Harlan 1'. Ives.
The funeral of Harlan Page Ives
was held at the late home. 11 Bennett
place, Danbury, Thursday afternoon,
Rev. John M. Deyo ofilciafing. A
large number of relatives and friends
were present. Besides many floral
tributes from individuals, ‘there were
pieces from the First Congregational
church, from the church Sunday
school and the Ladies' Society of the
church. and from employes of the Da-
vis-Hine Company, employes of the
Danbury Manufacturing Company of
an
t. Orville Wright and his
11 air machine and on July
and twenty
other railway cmployes had voted to
walk out and now indications that
Canada was forcing a shopmen’s
strike. added to the war talk, how-
ever. as did President Grable‘s stale—
mcnt that any railroad that refused
to meet with committees of mainten-
ance of \vaymen to adjust wage (lif-
ploycs of the Union Colon Mills of the]
Aldrich Manufacturing company herel
today voted to continue the strike.
This action was taken. they claimed,
to offset a company announcement
that the mills would be open again
exchanges were lirm ou the better tone ’ ff-rtnces Would face u. strike of these ‘
1 workers.
‘or the London market.
—_.—....
WALL STRI'IE'IT.~Tod:ly'S
Market was dull and featureless aside
[tom the prominence and strength of
Independent steels. Those shares reg-
htercd gross 3::Iil‘s of l to 214 points
lstatement of Samuwl G‘m "r 1 -
Siocklmp 0 pt. s. pl‘tS
2 begin
an [the statement (1' Attorney-General 1' with
next Monday. for those _who desired
to return. The mills were open this
week, but scarcely more, titan a score
are said to have gone in. The man-
agement, has intimated that if the
strikers do not return Monday next.
the plant will be closed for an indeliv
nitc period. l
WUONSOCKET. R. 1.. July 22.
A new note in the demand of the
nt of the American ll‘cdr-ratiou of
Labor, inviting the government to
urgc striking coal miners and shop~
int-n and their respective employers to
(lll‘l'Ct negotiations. coupled
action of representatives of the
LONDON. July
Federal Govcriiient
agree to the
consuls
dispatch
2‘)
German trade."
M
——’l‘he Australian
refused to
appointment of German
in Australia. says a Renter's
from Melbourne.
Premier “7. M. Hughes, while not
asserting that trade never can be
resumed with Germany, declares that
the Australian ministry does not feel
called upon to “grease the wheels for
has
noosur, July 22.——~Striking emfijm-srcsn Gamma coxstms.
{4-*W
_Thegwoon soul-spun: 1N SENATE.
Millerton, E‘. Y.. from the employes of
the Danbury Manufacturing Company
of ‘Danburyand from the employes of
the Cotrell and Leonard Hat Com-
pany. The pail-bearers were the six
sons of the deceased. “lilliam H. of
1mm) non ATTEMPTED
BURGLARY.
BIERIDEN, July 22.-——Frank Sanzo,
of this city. salesman of the Meriden‘is‘mth Norwalk; Charles c;_ of Nor—
Rug Company. is held at police hwd‘Iwalk: J. Mark of Milford; Robert A:
quarters for the State police in con-i-
‘ "of Norfolk. \'a.; Jesse B. of Bridge-
neciion with the attempted burglaryg‘port and Herbert n. of Millerton, N.
at the general store Of the Middlel‘lcid 1'. .The interment “.as in the family
Grain and Coal Company, early yes-inlet at “'oosfer cemetery. Danbury.
terday morning. Sanzo claims that
his motor truck, which was abandon—
ed by the burglar when he was fright-
cued away, had been
yard Thursday night.
. ‘ Henry J. Britto.
Henry J. Britto. aveteran of the
itaken from his Civil \\'ar and who was well-known
in Norwalk. died last night at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. Charles
and five childrvn:
Alfred P. Britta, Jusqgr;
Mrs. Charles Brown and Mr; ‘
Byxbee.
Funeral services uri‘;
o’clock Monday aft-r,
Wall street. Rev. J, 1:.
will ofiiciatc and ivle...;. v
Riverside cemetery.
Cllulfv 5
iv 1.
v~ .
“moral of Frank A. 0.
The funeral of
Osborne who (lint
hospital as the Te.
was -
the D. \Y. Raymo:
\Vest VVashingtc-n .~
ment was held in \\.'w ‘
The Rev. John J. 51...? .
the service.
‘ him.
I i'*>:1,\5i.r ‘
R
Funeral of salmon lmri,
The funeral of
died Thursday wié‘z lw’ .
noon at 2 o'clock from ..s
19 Winslow plac: and at “-
at the. Hungarian l1
Rev. Gabriel Dell-us w
interment will la; “a.
cemetery.
St! . ‘
rv'
.Weather Forecast
For Norwalk a:
ly fair tonight and >
change in it my:
southwest and soull.
sure is high on 7.
Pacific coasts and lr *
sippi valley. I’ll.
vails from the Cm.
linois and nus. :th .1 v.»
tains. The Itllll‘t r .
southwrstern Sf‘x.‘llw::..
reported inc-“tin "
tcrday allure ‘1'
1.5..
ET
JUST ARRIVED ‘.
A shipmtm Ci Sweaters 1:- ~-
a Variety and s. x: 01:“. com
we feel sure we (gm
i. still '5
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”flasher”. that p-.,.,p..ctiv(. {\yanza Mills. manufacturing cotton .STEREOPTYERS DEFENSE FCVD
goods, will be closed all next week. WASHINGTON; 7 July ‘22’4‘3‘3
because to business conditions. the senate came today t° we may”
management announced: today. The battleground in the admifiistration
-1... m... a" 3:3 wrong“. 2"“:
~ - ~. . .~ ' s c c. o . 3. es e
dig-8:11:13 fi?§h?£:§j3gfrdung “uh bmh‘Numbe-r Eleven. was not expectegdngogwas endorsed yesterday by delegates a corporal in Company E: 2ftliqgog;
W :bring the storm of opposition in theétltflxl-ghég tlheEI convention (:11 Stage Email:- Volunteers. He “as .. Pi
HELD 1’0 '0 2 ." r .3‘ 3 3 senate that centered around the H ‘ ‘1 Iona 6C rowers an tar-.3 y « - -
‘ R1n££v§¥g SLRGI {‘TSI famous Schedule K of the Payne ,eoptyers Union. The delegates also The deceased Britfo of Brifgoport
)ll-Il‘:ll‘)l£.\’ Julv °“-Gcorgc H ——Aldriclx bill, it was to be meladoptcd a strike and lockout beliefit.br0th°nG‘°rge ' ' ‘
Tryon of 1m; Cw; “fa“; held by the schedule 02 sharp attack from both fund 'Of 815 a Week and 38 for
Police Cm,” today in {1.000 bond up; sides of the chamber. registered apprentices.
til Saturdav. In connection “1th the ' figN
death of Police Sergeant John J. 0118- Bgfig‘gggUIGHTEKRI'ngn SELFI
ly. who was injured. only vcstcrduy.
-When ’l‘ryon's automobile overturn :l=' 23—11143 . ,
- H nt'l?l?.\l-(). N. Y.. July 22,—}.tta
eleven non-union employes of the Cm- on Hunovcr road. :
01:30 and Northwestern Railway who C(mncr i.li Mix began his inansi will be held in \vagmngmn October Kenyon. 16 years old. and her step-r
were said to have been driven out of 1‘0"- ihls morning. Il'xt- anasrmnt-(l 9, 10 and 11. with President Harding father. George Green, are deadr from
’ilvlivpring uh. opening addnass. it was bullet wounds alleged to have becnun—.
tow? fly strike sympathizers, Tryon and Thomas Conlieady of \‘i’nL ' _ . 1 :
0 While officials of the Maintenance lingfor'd. who was in the car. and also ("'HOUDC'JJ today at headquarters flictcd y‘PSt‘Hdl‘ 1” Green. 0th“
here. . members of the family told the 110-.
of )Vay Men‘s l'nion at Detroit dis_llreuc human. who runs Blossom - x' - . ~ ">-
(nfspd ”’9 (lu'istion of punishing ‘lleath Inn at Hanover Lake. South? 5”“5‘9‘5 “5x, Put Green “as intenseh JKJIOUS
:‘f‘xgfie‘r‘s‘hof ttllfi'lr tiunion who had !Z\lcriden. Sregoant Custy and Tryon former senice man and his family. 0’ 31‘s 5‘01"“? Smer‘
. 'l on sanc on, maintenance had driven home. from Hartford late and ”1" foreign work 0‘ the ‘ " ‘ JUL“ ‘
111,19: 0: the pem‘SYlvania, between Thursday {light from the State Police ' organization‘ nor-m EDITOR “EEEWTO BL f“ ,... .5th
inc'p:(icg:ng;l A'ltoona. Pa., walked out convention. The funeral of Sergeant; , TOPEliATI;‘in‘ Julv .,., (Bv The‘
At St l “filnitha wage cut. Susly will be hull Monday morning. Cpl-{LANDO (051315.35 0N CABINE 1‘. Associated 1.31.923) LT)“; arrest'o’f \Vil—i
mm 'Te‘v'is; riport: lMissouri. With servicesnt Si. Rosc.'s church. ' ;h;n guén \Vhite' Fmporia editor for
> . 1 {( A . . a i :
Drm'ment of so: vice. displaying a poster sympathizing with‘
Sheridan. \Vyo.. reported that its the" Striking railroad shopmen pr‘oba-
fir'st attempted Violence was when a bly will be made today. it was an-
group of Women Strike sympathizers nounced by Governor Henry J. Allen.
Ernie-.0! through the guards upon ar-
disperse: :fifielwiigsrfjgfi Thley were . as the result of the holdup of John (Phi: Cgtll‘lfit‘ln)
a lose. vl—l. Burr on June l4 ‘1 . " I ‘ ‘ 9 .
A sho 9 . . . \\ un a diamond “ ' " '
was [wagygzkgélz Clarcmore. Okla” lung was stolen from his linger. Stia~ t {Canh 3"?“ “1111} “'8“ on an empty
The air hoses of :f:::1?.y‘x~o’ q lno is charged with robbery- of the ring 5 Cf‘négfi-t sav- and I'm sure there's
on the Boston & Mai ”9‘” Cars . and Roberto with larceny. The ring no one “quid- be w‘ll‘ 1&1 t t l"
Mass, were reported . ne at Everett. iwas found in leberto’s possessioij ‘ . Lmz 0 8 me 11"
t0 have been cut. when he was about to sail for Tt'ily
. V N l n ,‘ ‘ v “ ‘ ‘ ~
“OMAN hAT'I‘ACHE TO ,ficilnibkuy 101k. He was extradited
A314 . . .~ an rought b'ic kliere for arraign-
FRIC‘AK LMBASSY Ingent. It is a‘leged that he purchased
‘ E“ . t estolen rnr t' l Q ~ .
SAN ‘ l . g rcm sump.
first “vogfifilggfio. VJuly 1:2.‘Thc i Strano was taken to the Litehfieldl
an American (:36 evujr assxgned to county jail to await trial. being una-
Miss Moud‘lilllez: (fissérign I‘t'hc Orient. ble to secure bonds of $7.500. Rob-
the Golden Gate . a.. cleared erto was released on bonds of $5.000.
Pacific \lail . - .—
deft f°r*the F; L%);$goop\ sown TOURNAMENT
Miss Maud Allen of Frie P ! KL NE: ,MASS-y July 22.
_, - .. . 21.. cleared R. Norris Willi -
73)“!!!ng trading will be permitted Igfflgflfigbflsfw came in recognition of ional~ tennis .hindgrszgahdiflwfi’illigmm';
. 033“, eightund ten O’clock in the to the “5303‘?" she was secretary Tilden, 20., national singles champion.
inc. “’ashington Voo-f committee at th‘5 Were to meet this afternoon on the:
of armaments " "en“ 0“ limitation Cliesnut Hill courts of the Longwood‘
_ 'Crlcket Club in the final match of the
rLongwood Bowl tournament. ‘after. V
SHIP‘ Both of this afternoon’s finalists I
. have played brilliantly throughout the '. r ‘
present tournament. Tllden yesterday}
eliminated Lam... a. m s. - ‘ . -~ ~ , y , I . WE SPECIALIZE IN HIGH QUALITY
fashon, _While Williams: attesting; E121 f ‘» . . 7 - ' , _ FOOD ONLY
comhlna- i “Big: Four" l" ‘
' ' ‘ _ ailioad hrotherhoods in
flons were not in \iclation of the I‘cd- } urging Congress to facilitate a return
.cral statutes. Oils were lrrng'ilar. to lie I .. - -' ' . '
Mexican Pete mour- showing rccasion- rlispilitesytm‘t p-lrlcy 533mm of. S! “hm;
F strength. Selling: of the motors was! Meanwhile eight railroads
'mumed with further heaviness, iii cancellation orders for branch
Studebaker. Changes among. rails; trains, swelling the number of
yore fractional. the trend. however. ; moms to well ovc
:being lower. The clown: was irreg- Slate troopers continued on guard
glam Sales approximate] 600,000 in eight states. while additional
lhares. ’ guards were placed on duty in various
cities. The most notable instance
was in Frecmont. Nob. where more
than a hundred of the city's business
and professional men were deputizcd
as peace officers and as their first or~
flcial act escorted back into town
Brcwn. at 3 “'all street. The de—
. ceased was 75 years old.
CINCINNATI.. o... .ruiy. K} Mr. Britto during the cm: war
national defense fund not lower than, served with Company F. Sewntf’t‘nth
$75,000 and a maximum 0! $150.000;Connecticut Volunteers. and was also
are oifered to you at “:2? ,. .
prices.
We Remain Open Saturday Exes
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issued
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annul-i
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xFairsex Costume C
is. survived one 11 Main Street N270.
DURANT Pmcsimcxr
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* Grand Opening
’ ; SaVOia
‘ ReStaurant
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So. Main St. :0. .-
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.1 -._- _ 'ltEl) CROSS CONVENTION.
3W!!! Conllmve Mainli‘acture of Auto
. , at liriilg‘imrt.
‘ NEW YORK. July 22.—llcports
{that the Durant Motors. Inc.. was to
.. 7 ome interested in the re-organiza-
J‘ ,‘n of the L‘ocoxnobllo Company of
informs was confirmed yesterday by
mannounce‘nient that \Villiani C.
mutant had assumed the presidency
Ithe Locomohilc Company.
”.11!"- Durant said the Locomoblle
bald keep its identity and class.
d would be continued to be manu-
tured at Bridgeport. No details of
9 re-organizatiou plans were dis~
med
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annual
July
com'cntion of the Red Cross-
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continued jm-
It 03! E. July 22 (ASSOCIATED
PRESS).-—Formcr Premier Orlando.
having been invited by the King to
undertake the formation or a new
govermcnt to succeed the De Facts.
Ministry. has held a long conference
with Don Luigi Sturzo. ItaIY'S priest-—
politician and secretary—general of
the Catholic party. concerning the
number of Catholices to be included is
the. new goverment.
n..—
‘mnAcoo Gnowrms
on STATE ARE imximoms
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TORRINGTON MAX BUI'ND OVER.
TORRINGTON. July 22.—\'iuceut
Sl'rzino and Francesco l'lobcrto ar-
raigned in Borough Court. lollli)‘:\\‘fjri'
held for trial in the Superior Court.
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"NEW HAVEN. July 22.——Fourtcen
nuccticut tobacco growers have
o—“bankrupt this season. The. lat- ,
Giuseppe Scarcia of South \Vind-
, filed a voluntary petition yester-
"gin which he claims liabilities of
16,111.05 and assets of $300.
.ujs L. GHCR. a merchant of Der-
. filed. a‘ petition claiming liabilities
$1,703.08 and ausets of $3.450. Kop-
M Brothers of New Britain. also
' a petition showing liabilities of
1111.05 and assets of $300.
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The Savoia Restaurant of 42 ‘ h
N’orWalk, Which conducted their busmesst El:
or three years, has moved to 54 So. Mam }. {
So. Norwalk, Clifi‘ord Block, and Will OP?“ 0
business at SF. M. today with a well equipped
up-to-date restaurant.
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AMERICAN TENNIS STAR "RETURNS. .
A . erican and Italian Dishes», Including :
. . Sea Food, Prepared by Experienced ‘
Chefs Will Be Served Daily
All kinds of Ravaioli, the Italian dishes -033
never before have been served in Norwalk a d
vicinity will be served at the Savoia todaij at“ ’.
' tomorrow and every Saturday and Sunda.‘ “9 ‘
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TRADE IN FOREIGN MONEY.
MENNA‘, July 22,—The Austrian
vernment has modified the order,
. on_ Vi’ednesday, prohibiting
ring in foreign moneys. Under the
——(——————-
SKULL CRUSHED
IQ
BIAY SELL GOLD
SEEKIN G
*—
Pllll.ADEI.PHlA. July 22.—‘Unless
1 members of the .
steamship Blakely, whlzfiwtlgg
Leann-Lusitania Salvage Company
Inc... had planned to use in its search
lonthe millions in gold and lewels
believed to have gone down with the
_ tania. are paid back wages aggre-
identified man with whom the Rating some 331.000 the ship will be
..I last seen on Tuesday. sold at public auction under a ruling"
. . . handed down by the federal court.
000005 ‘
business day sWeet rolls are
? .130; at '7 a. m. and other rolls
mails are ready at 3 p. m. Wheat
(in two size loaves), graham,
3: when: Vienna, and. rye (in two
.. sré‘made every day. Glutem
;.fii"aiso made fresh every day
ll: at 25c per loaf. Only the
"of”materials are used in making
“various bakery productsat, this
. new , Boston Brown Braid
. room. ..d.
3 ~- . Mass, July 22.—-An autop-
' .371;th body of twelve-year-old
.FMdMahon, which was found by
' ’ iepiclger in a pasture here, yes-
-. .with skull crushed and face
listed. was to be held this after-
‘rby Medical Examiner Frank S.
u i
. found a formidable oponent in Wallace! ;
F. Johnson, proved at the topothis
game and swept through the\ find
sets with dazzling speed. ~ _
‘\\'ANTS ARIERIOAN , ‘ .V > . .t d to
7 LEAGUE 0F NATIONS. . ' I E e
gomEVIDEO' Uruguay, my 422 Including our customers, you all are mu
( sociated Press).—-—Formation of an ,7 . ‘
American League" dicNations will be' . _ g ‘ . patronize us.
proposed by Uruguay at the pent. Pan- " ' ' - . ' l ' 7
American Conference to" be held 1.111 I ‘- ' i >
Snatiago, Chile. in May,‘1923.' ‘ g
This announcement was made in 8.!
lspeech by Foreign lifinister Buero at
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