t.
so.
. m Liggett's Drug Store.
0 s p
e O O O
‘ Lame ”Mimi's—M'-
' ‘ s e o
‘ Bill Island.
Cty visited her parents. Mr.
fg‘er the week-end.
: 0 O
’77 ll Alfred Brown. Phone
0 O O
Saturday.
0 O
urday.
. .
Lehigh Coal.
r. and Mrs.
.
A.
>New. York City. yesterday.
3 U 0
. and Mrs. Charles
3211 of Poughkcepsie, N. Y.
”ekoend guests of Mr. and
llam Saunders of
B eet.
. O O O
M.
' ,. heep manure and agricultural
' e for lawns at Alfred Brown's.
' s o s
Nan Beagon of
‘ Maude Beagon of
et.
‘
f
0 O 0
:Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shine and
later Audrey of Orchard Street
Cored to Stamprd yesterday and
Bins
s ‘ted relatives.
: .4.
:-—Best Coal. Harris &. Cans—Adv.
‘ s s s
misses Jay Josem of Van Burcn
Menus and Syhia Shilcpsky of
Blood Street \isitcd rclatix es in
erday.
MW York City ycst
. O
9
Emilia Gardner of Bridgeport was
Edwin
phcns of Van Burcn Avenue yes-
a'visitor at the home of
t'day- .
ss Kathryn Hurd returned
home in Danbury. following
0 t
’31,:
welt-end spent with Mr. and Mrs.
darles Barty of Van Buren Ave-
his.
.
Pca Coal.
. I urge Harris
—-Adv.
I Blank Fume of New York Cit/y
a week-end visitor at his pa:-
e'ts home on Sention Avenue.
G O O 0
:Nr. and Mrs. Oscar Gudis of New
rk City were Sunday guests
\ Gudis's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
' at Josem of Lowe Street.
O O 0
Buy Your Vierroxa on our Club
I" --Ask about it at Donnelly's.
3
‘ ‘Miss Julita Hardwick and Miss
Mamaroneck,
bby Whitmore of
Y. were week-end guests
Doris Fanch
.
e.
C O
'- 21x. David “2 Hanan of Cedar
York
3 eet was a. visitor in New
yesterday.
‘
ncis Ryan and Earl Wilmont
b Bolder: Avenue were visitors
“gimport. Saturday.
' O O .
9
» LA special meeting of bricklayer-s.
ns and plastercrs will be held
Absentces w
ht at 8 o'clock.
fined 81.00.
CHAS. L. YOST.
us was a. visitor in
tnrday.
tg Mr. and Mrs. LI.
Lincoln Avenue.
0 U .
of Byington Place.
0 O 3
Ruth Howe and Miss Loni
er of 9 .Crescent Terrace. we
flew Haven yesterday.
2 O O O
ism McKinley auxiliary w
!
l
on a home."
)
Roger Whitney has accepted a 90‘
air. and me. John MoCollough of
New. York have rented the London
place at Wilson Point for the sum-
I' Mr. and Mrs. Schmoeger of'New
‘IOrk spent the week-end at their
manner home in Summit avenue,
? 7
,‘Miss Lillian Josem of New You;
an
Hts. M. Josem of Belden Uenue
" , Fertilizer for lawns and gar-
2393-2.
Adv.
Kathryn Atchison of Grant
eet was a visitor in New York
lss Ruth Mara of Van Buren
enue was a visitor in Bridgepogt
Harris & Garza.—
Berman and
hter of Elm Street were visitors
Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward 'Rock-
were
South Main
Bridgeport
a Sunday guest of her sister.
Orchard
er of Main Street.
Secretary.
Kathryn Smith of Van Buren
Stamford
Dora Horwitz of New York
was s. week-end guest of her
Horwilz
Bobby Friar of Stamford
s. guest Saturday of Miss Mayra
an important meeting tomorrow
. and Mrs. Mathew Galbo of 32
street had as their guests. yes-
. Mr. and 311-5. »Leonard Ca-
rs.
to
a.
&
of
of
in
ill
SC
re
ll]
eerie and .,
Mrs. John miners and: daughter and,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cartons. and
children of Bridgeport. ' ,
' 0 O O ‘
Bnlph Havens of Cottage street
and William Horton of Cedar street
were visitors in-Danourv. I'riday.
- ,0 O U o .
Mrs. Calvin Snyder u? Ely avenue
is ccnvaiscencing at the Normal]; h‘as
pita: following an operation for ap.
pendicitis performed recently.
0 0 I
Joseph Ticosh of Osborne avenue
has taken a position with the Darren
Auto service company. I
0 0 0
Miss May Burns of Bates court
was the guest of friends in Stamford.
Friday.
.... 6 a
James Falcons of Mount Vernon
was the guest of his parents at their
home on Lexingt’m avenue over the
week-end.
. O O 0
Morris Yourdisky of 28 Ely ave.
nue has returned to his home from
a visit :with relatives in New York
city.
Em: and Mrs. Julm‘ Smith and
family -of Spring street enJoyed a
motor trip to New York city. yester-
day.
Mrs. Edward Oldfield of Benedict
street entertained relatives from Co-
hocs_ N. Y.. over the week-end.
e e s 4
Mr. and Mrs. James Donnelly of
Garner street entertained Mr. James
Davin of New York on Sunday.
O O O '
Miss Irene Gorham spent the
week-end at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Richard Gleason of Bridgeport.
O O O
The regular weekly rehersal of
the People‘s chorus will be held to-
morrow night in the High school
auditorium, at 8 o'clock. Those at-
tending are asked to bring their
green and brown books.
0 O 0
Dr. and Mrs. George ancctt and
children of “‘ashington are enjoy-
ing a. ten-day .motor.trip.
O
The regular monthly meeting of
the Building and Loan association
will be hlcd tomorrow afternoon.
0 O O
‘ Miss Helen Lynch and Miss Nab
alie “‘ccd spent the week-end in
Havcrstraw, N. Y. '
O O 0
Mr. and Mrs. James Ogllby of
Staten Island are guests at the Roy-
al James Inn. Mrs. Ogilby was
formerly the widow of Dr. James A.
Meek of Norwalk.
I
The wedding of Miss Katherine
Marron of 36 Smith street and
James F. Council of 181 Whitney
avenue. Bridgeport. will take place
at St. Mary‘s church “'ednesday
morning at ten o'clock.
O O 0
At the scmi’monthly meeting of
Colfax Encampment No. 31. I. 0. O.
F., “hich will be held tonight. the
Royal Purple degree will be confer-
red. .
O 0
Miss Elizabeth Conto of Ely avo-
nue has returned to her home from
the Norwalk hospital where she re-
cently underwent an operation for
the removal of her tonsils.
O O O
.
Stephen Hodos of Flax Hill road
has recovered from his recent illness
and returned to his duties with the
Davis Pope HaKgompany.
O 0
Miss Pearl “’argo of Snowden
avenue and Miss May Burns of Bates
Court were guests of friends at Rye
Beach, New York~ Saturday.
0 C .
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bach of
Lowe street has purchased a new so-
dan automobile.
O O 0
Miss Mary Kelly of Flax Hill
rnavl was a visitor in New York City
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Natanberg of
Flax Hill road visited with relatives
in New York City over the week-end.
I O 0
John Nicholson of New York City
was the recent guest of friends in
Springwood.
T—WESW—W
The state road is being oiled and
repaired.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Daugherty
and son are spending the week-end
in New York.
0 O 0
John Wilson is confined to his
home with a severe cold. .
O O O ‘
daughter-.3 Marie. .3131. and
10”“ IE
Members, Pledge :Most
. 0f $2,000 Required—
Repainting To B e‘
Done
The members of the Congrega-
tional church had a family supper
Friday evening in the basement of
the church. There was a very large
attendance and it was decided at
this meeting to have the exterior of
the church painted and the interior
redecorated. The estimated cost of
this work will be about 32.000 and
most; of this amount was pledged by
the members who attended the sup-
per.
s s o'
The fifth.- aixth.‘ seventh and
eighth grades of the Grassy Plain
and Center schools have been hold-
ing a. track meet for some time. The
preliminaries were played by the
grades at their own school. The final
test was held Friday in Parloa
Field with Grassy Plain school win-
ning with a. score of 68 points
against 24 points for the Center
school. The cup which has been on
exhibition at the English pharmacy
was donated to the winning school
by Paris. Council. K. of C. The rib-
bon prizes for the event were also
donated by the Knights of Colum-
bus.
. 0 0
Mrs. Albert Silsby of Clii'i‘sdale.
N. J.. is visiting friends in town.
0 0 0 '
Raymond Rublcy of Waterbury.
is visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Rublcy of Center street.
0 O 0
Rev. Martin Lepley. of Center
street. has returned from Brooklyn,
where Mrs. chlcy is u. patient at
the Methodist hospital.
0 O D
Lee Sears of Greenwood avenue.
is visiting friends in South Nor-walk.
O O 0 '
Arthur Monnlon. of Onkvillc. is
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
James Munnion of South street.
0 O 0
Miss Alice Hickey. a. member of
the High school faculty is spending
a. few days with her parents in “‘il-
limantic.
The funeral of Sidney Judson was
held from his home on Greenwood
avenue Friday afternoon. The eer-
vlces were private and burial was in
the family plot in tile Center ceme-
tCl‘)’.
Vi‘hc dance in the K. of C. hall
Friday evening under the auspices
of the North End A. A. was-largely
attended.
0 O O
A special town meeting will be
held in the Town Hall tomorrow
evening for the purpose of consid-
ering the recommendation 'of the
Board of Finance concerning the
purchase of a. new tractor for the
town.
‘.
1 uuwnx'ruu
As only two districts were can—
vassed on Tag Day for the Near East
llclict l-‘und. Saturday, RoWnyton is
not fairly reprcsenicd in the aggre-
gate sum raised in Norwalk. now-
syton does not lack its quota of
young women requested as volunteer
workers, but their services could not
be secured. Miss Bertha Scofleld.
Miss Evelyn Pack. Miss \Viila Smith
and Miss Charlotte Minor made lino
returns for Highland avenue and
Crockett street neighborhoods. And
to Miss Sconeld went the honor of
collecting the largest sum of any in-
dividual worker in the entire city
Saturday titer-noon. Miss Frances
Bond. Miss Elinor Davenport and
Miss Lola Baxter all collected large
sums. uptown where they worked.
Contributions from those living in
the districts visited on Saturday. who
were not reached. may be sent to any
of the workers named above.
0 O 0
There will be a meeting of the
executive board of the Rowayton Li-
brary association at the home of
Mrs. H. A. Bond. tomorrow after-
noon; at 2:30 o‘clock.
O O O
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Banks and
Miss Florence Banks were guests of
South Norwalk friends Saturday.
' O O U
The supper and whist‘
Lyons church basement. Friday
night, was successful. Supper was
served to nearly 50 persons. Mrs.
Grant Brightman was presented with
held at
15er Mrs. A. Amour of Brook-
tho auxiliary.
There were seven tables of whist.
Among those winning prizes were
Miss Helen Fanton. Mrs. Arthur
Bradley, Oscar Budd. Mrs. Lillian
Hull. Mrs. \Vm. Stedman. Mrs. Hor-
man Langzettello. John Fanton and
“N 0.
“When! opened my account,” said a depositor, “I resolv.
ed to make no withdrawals until I had accumulated at
least $1,000. “My balance passed that mark last New
Withdrawal is to make a payment
'gg'i'he no-withdrawal-shortof-flfloo system is a good, one
have for something really worth
Year's Day. 'This first
for_ everyone who would
11118.
a fine quilt. made by members or
Eli Wakeman.
CONQ. CHURCH '
Hex-moss, Valles
‘ Riviera and Jo an.
The military directorate bead— .
ed by General Primo de Riviera
is calculated to have saved the
Spanish king’s throne for him,
. but since it assumed control A]-
'Flrst photo to reach this country of the Spanish directorate. Left to rlgbt- (standing) Generals Bins!
inosa. Rodriquez Pedre, Ruiz del Portal. Navarro; (sittIn
fonso has beenJittle more than a
figurehesd swayed by its dio-
totes.
The directorate jumped into
powenwith the king's approval
at a time when disaster stalked
g . .
g) Nagsz. Msyendis, Prime
Spain_ in its efl’orts to subdue
rebellious tribes in its Moroccan
possessions, and enormous gov-
ernmental expenditures were
threatening to bankrupt the na-
tional treasury. - - ‘
lyn were the week-end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Cleverly of Crew ave-
nue. '
o
The annual meeting and election
of ofliccrs of the. Rowaylon Library
association will he ht'ltl Fl‘il'ry ";—
ning at 8:30 o'clock. All members
of the nssociallon and friends are in-
\ith to this meeting. licports of
the work done during the past year
will be read and plans for the new
year; will be discussed.
0 O I
The third in the series of bridge
parties being givcn for the benefit
of the ltowayton Library will In:
held at the home- of Mrs. George
Moseley, {nwuyton uvcnuc, Saturday
evening. Mrs. Moseley and Mrs.
Hurlburt A. Bond will he the host-
esses. Home-made candy and cake
will be sold.
The regulnr monthly meeting of
the Rowaylun (Tluc Association ori~
ginully scheduled :ur lunlzht has.
been postp-nvd
26.
C
Hell
I
Mrs. Sidney (J. Crockett
end of relutiv cs in Brooklyn.
, s s u I .
A number of girls from Itownylnn
will {like part in the closing recilal
to hegivcn ly the lncmln rs of Miss
Mildred Allcr‘s dancing ulnas‘lu lied
Men’s hall, South Not-walk. Saturday
afternoon. Among them are Miss
Ilelcn Kay. Miss t‘lmriolte Elinor,
Miss Emily S'evens. Miss Mary
Lynch and Miss Bf‘rlhii Scoflcld.
O a Q
York were at their home (xii .Mciiin-
lcy place over the “‘l'fk-C'Sd.
. O I
-—Ice. sand. gravel. loam. build-
ing stones and filling Raymond
Street & Son. l‘hunc batten it’lli.
~—-_\LI‘.‘.
O O 0
Mrs. Edgar J.. llnrmzcml 0! lion'-
ayton menus will in hostess at a
bridge party in he Klvl‘n {J
home tomorrow uf'ci‘tlocll.
C O C
Eli‘s. \Vllllnm Rena of le York
city was a. rest nt \lsi.t»r a! liar stilli-
nier home on Logan Kli‘t'cl.
O I O
Allan Douglas and lais mother of
New York state were the guests O\(‘l‘
the week-end of Mr. :lnl‘ Mrs. C.
Schimoules of )lcltln'ly plztv‘e. ,
O O I
Miss Lillian Needles of McKinlcv
place has returned to her home from
New York city, “‘Ilt'i‘fl the Visited
over tho week-end as the guett of
relatives.
0 O t
The many friends of Mrs. A. Ti.
Cleverly of (.‘rnw ah‘mzc “ill lm
sorry to hear that she has suffered
a. relapse and is again confined to
her home.
The annual meeting of the 17p-
utziii .r’unu'uy, Muy‘
street was the gutst Mer \‘o wade;
MT. and Mrs. P. Sn'llimouins of Nov."
their‘
worth league of the Rowayton Meth-
odist church will be held Thursday
evening at 8 o‘clock. Following the
business meeting during which there
will be eleczion of oflicers. a. social
hour will be enjoyed.
e. O 0
Brooklyn were the guests over the
week-end of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clement ll. Albrecht of, Logan
street. ,
1 EAST NORW KER
licv. lip-.tlmnr (lrzmdstrom of the
Saturday and Sunday at the Mission
Meeting in the Swedish Congrega-
tional clzzzreh in Georgetown.
0 0 ll
Mrs. I.i‘?i:=.n Nirlmls of Third
z? “:15 a \l:~ll"-l‘ lri Stamford 5.1L
xxx-«lay.
'Jl'o
There ‘.“lil lo a lztnniirzg of the
\‘r-stry of the i'itl‘lst church in the
newly idnlght at 7:13!) o'clock.
. D 0
Mrs. Albcrslvn S. llerrs of Enst
n misrellnnc-
:lum er :Zivr‘n nt her home I‘l‘l-
ri:.y night to Miss Lena A. Fuller by
HM: lnmnlu-rs of the Y—i class of the
Nrrunlk M- !hmlist church. Miss
Full- r 2-: to lu- lntlrrird in Mill”! M.
l)n- li‘r Site was the rm lpiclxt of
many galls.
:tv» mm “as ltoslr‘ss :1!
(”XS
r q
0 O O
Cslml‘il a\l‘llllO \vlil Em pleased in
bear the he has iiK‘OVC‘K't‘ll from he
..'-.c«x1t ll ll. 53.
O 0
James Imrktxnud is having .1 rar-
!:.:c built. an li..< property at :I Cove
..v- hue.
0
Mr. and Mrs.
”on ,I‘Olll! strmt
west from .\
tome mcr thr-
‘ U
. Oakley J. Smith of l‘irrt street is.
Shining a Roz-3;" bull: on his prop-
..
0
Hyman .lni'fco
r‘lift‘l'lnlilt‘d
Yuri. City at
\vrw k»-‘l‘.d.
O C
3
l
l
l s
} of
r- 3::-
lllt‘lr
~r.,_
o o e
T!l"l‘.t.‘.s \2 .li‘."
Elihu! Saturday
when; the “ill vts
.
Mrs.
.‘l \'I“,lnn
of ("tslmru
for Ireland
it for tome time.
0 O
TII" Junior I‘mys‘ club of the
(‘hrl'st churrh ml! hold a meeting
tommrow night at 7 o‘clrka. There
will also he :1 Hurting of the (.lii‘is'
club at the Mam“ hour.
0 U 0 .
There will 1m :1 meeting of Mrs.
Baxter's Sillltln)'~s('hflol Class of tho
liast avenue Ml-thodist church to-
night at 7 n't'lovlc.
le‘n‘egular monthly meeting of
tho “omcu‘s Foreign Missionary
Society of the East
dist church will be
church tomorrow evening "
nvenuo Metho-
IlCIl’I in the
at o
n : lock. Mrs. J. Finnoy, sr-crvlnrv
of the New York East conference
I
A very bride blouse is illus-
ioned fwhito crepe och and
:osesgfredlddskinagres i3? ued
on snd‘nsdeg ofl' byqemgroi
eaves n a dais ’.
stitch. the center is? dsin 1
printed crepe cumin. er
in and black With panelsot red
and green embroidery and aim
m fidtwo-Itgned ribbon on
e. - ' '
The
on the
coat-of brown ti ' seen'
1'1th is just $153513” '
thfr’ It. .
oclr. too is
mbzoidery‘ : it'liis
..
trsted on the. eff. It u fssb- W
hocking
Mr. and Mrs. Hillary Albrecht of.
Swedish Congregational church spent.
Friends of Dr. Rirhnrd l'rding 0!-
socloty will be the speaker. There
will also be a musical program which
will include several solos by Mrs.
Olive llipson Lucas. Tomorrow
night's gathering is a thank offering
and is open to the public.
2 Fishermen Die
When Boat Overturns
MILFORD" May lit-ero men
lv‘iievmi to he George Olt and his
father. of Ndugaturk avenue. Mil-
fm‘d. were ’«lrownrd about 6:30
o'clock last cu min: when llll‘ll‘ row
‘lmnt. nnvlu-revl about one—half mile
left tlll‘ shore of “him”. Beach. was
low r-rturnnd by a sudden squall which
without warning. lashed the waters
of lllc sound to a fury. and made
lam- nih‘nlpt nt rescuv fuitlc.
; A boat invnml by Policeman
.Slzmlgv O'Hara, and Jan Bentz. a
lifesaver of Myrtle Beach was over—
lm'nrwi :lml lill‘rw the occupants in-
in the water before half the distance
M the distressful pmr had been cov-
(roll.
The two men left home early in
the morning on a fishing trip. About
hi3" O'CIOCr: residents along the
beach noticed a rowbont capsize and
throw the. men into the water. both
of whom disappeared. An alarm
was at once sounded and Bent: and
Hillel-r (i'llura made an attempt to
reach the stone. both returning the
.tho ixittx‘ly exhausted when their
IIC‘HI overturned.
The root choppy
strung offshore wind
throughout. the early part of tho
--vrmng :1:le prevented searching
parties. composed of firemen, police-
men and residents along the shore.
lrlt'lm rcnrhing the overturned boat.
and a
continued
3C3
:Frank 'l‘ooker Home
On A Furlough
Frank Tonkc‘.‘ of 215 Fla: Hill
:‘rfiml who oulistvll in the Navy at
llie local rm‘luzimg station right
“colts rag-1. is home on ten days'
In-‘lYf‘ visiting his parents. He has
gained ten pounds since, he enlisted.
- lie sue-«msi'ully DilSSCd the en-
italic“ cxnlninailon for the Machin-
ist Main School and he will enter
lhut school on his return from his
t lent c. A
The Blachinisl School course will
take nine months. after which he
will be rated as a. machinist mate.
second class and sent to one of
L'nelc Sam‘s battleships.
NOT AT COUNTRY CLUB.
t was erroneously stated in The
Sentim-l on Saturday that the smoker
given by the Columbia. Four Friday
evening was held at the Norwalk
Country club. This affair was staged
at the Dorlnn House. The person
giving the information to The Sen-
tinel stated that it was held at the
Country club.
in was s E s
, $12.98
1.; GOLDEN
88 Washington St.
MONDAY, HAY
A '
Beautiful Dim; ;
of I ‘
For Your sum:er .
In An sues. "
\ .
DONNELLYS
REFRIGERATOR!
OIL STOVES ;,.
GAS RANGES
Sold at lowest prices, as well as
all household goods. Come in
and convince yourself.
M. GutkOwsky
87 No. Msm‘ St. Phone 419
Opp. Congregational Church
WHATISAN.
.EMIGRANT lS
BIG Quunon
——.——;
Homer Byington, Con-
elemcnlary question,
emigrant?” proved most
when it was taken up Saturday
which Homer M. Byington of Nor-
walk‘ Conn.. American Consul Gen-
eral at Naples, is a, member.
The conference adjourned
today without having arrived at any
definite definition of what an
grant really is.
"The question seems
ough." said Mr. Byingtou.
discussion on the
simple en-
“but 11:9
were delegates."
E. J. llcnning, Assistant Secretaiv
of the Department of Labor and
American member of the Fourth Sec-
tion, on Recommendations
ture Emigration Treaties. said today
that the most valuable result he forc-
saw from the conference as a. while
was the opportunity to got
other‘s "slant" on problems
«handling emigrants and immigrants.
He said that although the confer-
ence was necessarily innocuous in so
far as alteration of the various na—
tions’ immigration policies wcre con-
cerned, still tho‘confercnce would
be worth while from the standpoint
of understanding the difficulties of
regulating the flow of human migra-
tion. .
In the discussion on the definition
of an emigrant before the Third
Section of the chief difference ap-
peared to be between the definition
set forth by the Italian delegate and
that sponsored by the American de-
legate. The Italians defined an emi-
grant as a. person leaving one coun-
try to go to another, seeking em-
ployment. The American view was
that an emigrant was a person who
renounced completely his native na-
tionality to assume that of the coun-
try to which he had migrated. limi—
grants in the American view
persons who assumed all the respon-
sibilities of citizenship in their
adopted country in order to be en-
titled to the protection of its laws.
Overnight News _
Told In Brief
United States defeats France in
final Olympic rugby football game,
17-3, at Colombes Stadium as French
crowds boo and hiss American play-
ers.
Strong opposition to Lodge world
court plan is expressed in state-
ment to be submitted to Congress.
signed Representatives of more than
fifty organizations which have sup-
ported American partieipation in
existing court.
George Harvey. for‘mcr ambassa-
dor to Great Britain will become
editorial director of \Vashington
POST, it is announced at “'ashing-
ton.
Six persons are killed and six in—
jured when two passenger
crash in railroad yard at Apex, N.
C.
Governor Alfred E.
York. dies before her can can reach
her side following a sudden relapse.
President Coolidge will be able to
return to work today after two days
confinement because of a bronchial
cold.
Premier Theunis and Foreign
Minister Hymsns of Belgium confer
with Premier Mussolini at Milan on
procedure of Allies in connection
with Dawes report.
Cyrus 15. ‘Woods. ambassador to
, Japan has resigned. it is learned at
“'ashington.
Two Juniors at Yale are drowned
at Derby. Conn.. in attempt to res-
_cue boys whose canoe is overturned.
William M. Butler. pro-convention
manager for President Coolidge, ss-
serts if: statement that 904 dele-
gates to Republican national con-
vention are instructed or favorable
to nomination of'bfr. Coolidge.
sul In N aples, Finds'
'Answer Not So Sim-v
pie-Experts Puzzled 1
ROME, May ISL—The apparently"
"What is an .
baffling -
by 3
Section 3 of the International Emi-§
for Fu- :
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