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sfi Joseph’s Hospital Sewing Guild
hctfitts second annual shore dinner
[Winning at Dorlon House. Over
75' ments were made during the
for the hospital by the fifteen
members who belong to the Guild.
Aft? the dinner the election of offi-
cesagrtook place and Mrs. Edward J.
H} was elected president. Mrs.
. “mat Bergeman secretary and
Mrs. P. Mockler. treasurer.
r o s o
the Ladies Auxiliary of Mulvoy
Targw Post. 603. held a social inst
melting. After business was trans-
acted ice cream and cake was serv-
€6.31: Dancing was enjoyed until 11
o‘cl’ck. '
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hirsf Helen McGilton and daugh-
terrarrived in Norwalk yesterday
from Lexington. Ky. Mrs. McGilton
and; her daughters will spend the
suMer with the farmer‘s parents.
Sufiprintcndcnt of School and Mrs.
Geérge V. Buchanan. or 42 Bay-view
avenue.
Grand officers will install newly
elected ofl‘icers or Kabosoa Encamp-
mebt. No. 9, I. 0. O. F., at a mt‘t't-
lnfito be held tonight.
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érMiss Mary Marks or New York
cliff? will give a free demonstration
of the L‘tenco Ironcr in Donnelly'
h
window, Saturday. all day.
" s o s
Miss Ruth Tlmpson of Taylor
avenue is \isiting with her grand-
mdfher in Kingstown. N. Y.
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Mrs. Anthony ltcnzuelli and
daughters of lily axenue have ,re-
turned from a. \isit with relatives in
New Jersey.
,
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John Borden of Bridgeport was
-ths.. guest of friends in Springwood
yesterday.
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.loseph Cabbibo of Benton street
spent yesterday in Stamford.
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‘Mr. and Mrs. Alfred. Smith
Eprjng strcct were visitors in
3qu city yesterday.
(if
Nt‘vv
" Joseph’s HoSpital
__._(_}uild' Elects Officers
GUARDS
BORDER” WOVEN ‘
. IN FABRIC IS
:. . coa'r FEATURE
l
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l
This cost of camel's hair cloth
gin. and Mrs: \clllihm Armild and
family have moved from Lexingtunj
avenue to 26 Spring strcet. '
a . I. .
flurry Richmond. Jr.. of Flax Hill
road has rcsigncd his position with}
the’fil. K. Policy company.
:é-Lehigh Coal.
Ad
Harris dc Cans.—
v. ‘
hr. and Mrs. l. Frinsud of Ely,
avflluo are cntcrtaining at their
heine Harold. Abraham and Sophie!
leaf of Rhode island. l
fiz' s o o '
Reter C. Locke of liridgcport was‘
ihélgucst of friends iii Springivuud
3 cstcrday.
Miss Marie Jusslt‘y of Bridgeport]
is, (pending the summer With her!
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. lilrtlci“l
Lenotzky of l“la.\ litli road. ‘
she-Best. Coal. Harris a: Gans-Adv.
. U U C
Miss L‘thcl W'. Gelston of Ridge!
monue has rcturncd from an auto-
mobile trip to Canada. and resumed
lieitdutics with the Norwaik Lumber;
company. l
O O t
Thcmlore Sir-cot of Main strcr-t is‘
Hikiying a \ut-ation ll‘t)ll‘l his duties
with the Noru'aik Hardnure coni-
1;ny. ‘
' C O C
Miss l-Iva li‘ranltc. daughter of Mr.
tnd Mrs. Charles Frankc of Mam
street is visiting Mrs. W. 1:. Hawkins
in Bridgeport.
. O I C
~Largs Pea Coal. Harris &
Gaps—Adv.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns bu‘t‘
returned from a. two \vcck's visit in
Maine.
Miss Petronr-lla Latvenis of Flax
liill road is entertaining her cousin
Miss Amelia Latvcnis of Troy. .\'. Y.
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Miss Bertha Roberts of Berkeley“
street is enjoying a two weeks' vaca-
iioil at Ocean Grove, N. J.
1 o s s
-_"--L’nusua.1 values in silk stockings
at chlcr‘s Shoe store.
} C C 0
Mrs. Edward J. O'Haycr of Can-
Ibfidale entertained at luncheon at
herlhome yesterday in honor of Mrs.
W.mml
AK 'rr~.i°ili"sll‘s‘
not. forming a lasting bard.
t I. or ‘l. D -
to buy.mWrits or Sari“).
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So. Norwalk. Coma.I
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;' «mils the past.
mind Io buy or build.
com; AND our yo
‘ tli‘ilnf; postmaster.
“Just Married”.
The: sign always lures a trail of smiles.
people, it foreshadows the future; for older
Rent checks follow wedding bells,
Every young couple can begin
immediately to plan a home and save for it.
they beg-in. the sooner they'll be in their home.
woven in the material.
..s
Alfred ifnntlezr of Chicago who
\islting her.
Mrs. Eugene l-‘. Curtcr and son of
llarriott strr‘ct are planning to leave
is
Monday on an automobile trip
through No \v N tirlt Statc.
I t I
John l'almt‘r ol‘ Lotte street is
spending tun \rewks in “‘nshington.
I O O
—-l3uy Your Victrota on our Club
Plan—Ask about it at Donnel:y's.
0 O I
the lx’ni:ht
.\lt tllmlist Episcopal (‘llul‘i'll
arc cnioying an outing at Strum
lint-k. )icw llmcn. The church
members: ‘lfllll‘llt‘fif‘tl to the pleasure
rtt‘ort llj.’ special trolley car.
0 O O
.‘ln'tilwrs N
St rcct
today
Ralph Roofs of (limp strt‘ci. tollcr
at tho l'ctt‘trtil l-‘;:lriicld 'l‘rnst (tum-
pnny is circulate .1 tun “I‘vks' \.'l.(‘1\—
tion.
---Auto springs.
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Tllly'l.—~A1V.
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'Tlio l'tvtizlns l~’ov.*‘c:~, \V. H. C. N0.
16 \‘.l'l ll'll‘l :i pi-‘tiic at ltoton l'oint.
I“I'lll'l_\. 'l‘lw \\t'lll".l will carry lias~
kct ltttichry. 'l'liv lilt‘lnh"rfi of the
llotirzlns l4‘vvu’lcr post of the G. A. R.
are iniitml.
Life Long Resident of
Bethel Dies at Home
ll rs.
l"t't'll(-l‘it‘li
.‘llintiir- F.
ii.
Benedict.
‘wnctiit-l.
xv i dov.‘
of tllttl yes-
.tr‘rll:‘_v :it hr‘r hum". it? Grassy Plain
street, lit-llml. Shc has been suffer-
ing {or 503”" time of n complication
Urdu-101:5: 4.
Mrs. ilciicrlil't was ihc daughter
Hf lllt" la't- Mr. llllfl .‘ll‘s. Harrison
l"orl')'. biliw'tvtm lmrli here. March
:8, 18ml. and Lived here all her life.
being .1 «levotcd number of the Con-
gregational church.
Mrs. Benedict is survived by one
son. Lloyd: three sisters. Miss Char-
lotte Ferry. who lived with her: Mrs.
Marriottc l-‘crry. of Sandusky: and
Mrs. Augusta. Ilassett. of New York
t‘liy. .
Colgrove Takes Over
The Waterbury P. O.
\VATERBL'RY, July 24.-——Colonet
James chdes. recently appointed
sheriff of New Haven county, re-
solved word yesterday. of the IC-
ccptance of his resignation as post-
master of this city. He has been
instructed to immediately turn the
affairs of the post office over to his
successor as postmaster. Albert. N.
t‘olgrove. who has been dppointed
Colonel Geddes
,\-.~lll therefore come to ‘Vaterbury
today from New Haven to attend
the formalities of the transfer. Mr.
Colgrovc has resigned as city editor
of the “‘ntcrhury American.
‘or unmarried
people, it re-
for few newlyweds can
The :31 miner
UR PASS-BOOK.
has the border of red and brown .
It is'
finished with collar and eufi‘s of '
possum for. N
} Job
"T automated
[LIFE
Enjoy Day
"The Roton Point Life Guards are
lending a helping hand in many first
aid cases. these days." declared Hop
Benedict. ‘.life guard. yesterday.
"There are many cases of bumped
noses and cut bodies which are
treated by the guards. \Ve had one
case Sunday in which a young man
evidently running along the beach.
collided with somebody. He had his
nose twisted out of shape and I
thought itrwas broken. “7e gave
him first aid and wanted to call a
physician. but he refused this ser‘
vice."
O O O
“'ith the temperature hovering be-
fore the 100 mark. throngs flocked
to the point yesterday. Every trolley
car to the resort in the afternoon
was filled: in the evening the trol-
lleys were jammed. The late after-
noon tide made swimming one of
the big attractions.
0 l O
The weekly fireworks are on tap
for tonight. At the dancing pavilion.
Al. Mernard's orchestra will substi-
tute for the Swanee Serenadors.
O O O
The steamer Adolph brought em-
ployes of the Borden Farm Pro.
ducts Company of New York City to
Roton today. The company is one
of the largest dairy concerns in the
east. The employes enjoyed a tine
frolic.
0 O O
The Volunteers of America. came
to the resort today by automobile
bus from Portchester. N. Y. A lot
of kiddies came along with the
Volunteers.
U C 0
Members of the. Ladies‘ Md So-
2ciety of the Elton Avenue M. E.
church of New York City are on-
Joying an outing at Roton today.
0 O 0
Several members of the Roton
Point Life Guards are considering
entering the distance swim to be held
in Bridgeport next month. The swim
is from the. 01d Field Light. Long
Island. to Seaside Park. Bridgeport.
‘l BELL ISLAND l
YOUNGSTERS
GET BUSY
“Sonny” Selwyn and
Jerry Doyle Clean
Out Pond—Do Good
»
"sonny Sclwyn and "Jerry"
Doyle are two ambitious lads to say
the least. \k'ith the thermometer
hovering about the century mark.
“Sonny" and “Jerry" cleared out
the pond at the foot of Summit me-
nuc yesterday afternoon. It proved
a Job and the two youths \verc
ready for a good swim when Mr
ished. The removal of tho scavvued
made a. big improvement in the.
looks of the pond.
. 0' 0
"Jerry" Dorie is the owner at a
saitooat. lie is also lucky. Un
Vi'cdncsday. afternoon in the storm
the sailboat broke its moorings and
drifted away. The boat was sight-
ed by a Bell island resident who
went after it in a power boat and
towed it ashore. The boat was not
damaged to any extent.
. O 0
Mrs. Arch Selwyn spent yesterday
in Scarsdale, N. Y.. visiting her mo-
then
0 O 0
Donald McLaughlin is looking for
the practical joker who resides on
the island. Don decided yesterday
afternoon was a. splendid time to
enjoy a sail in his motor boat. Go-
ing aboard the vessel. he primed
the engine and; turned it over. No
explosion! More turning and more
sweating, but the engine refused to
start. After considerable time had
passed, Don discovered that some
one had mixed water with the gas-
olino.
n U 3
'1 he bathing was never enjoyed
any more than it was yesterday. it
so- med as though (Very resident on
the island turned out for a. swim in
the afternoon. The water. the
arm nmers said, was just as warm as
11‘." air. -
O
O 0
Joseph Jancke of New York city.
joined his wife at the Summit
House. Summit avenue, today.
3 C O ‘
Miss M. Ladies Weld held her
weekly dancing class at the Dell
Island clubhouse yesterday.
8 O 0
Mrs. Edwin Nestler is entertaining
a. number of guests this afternoon
at a luncheon and bridge party.
’ O O O :
Mr. ‘and Mrs. W. Wilson and Mr.
and Mrs. B. Freeman of Morris-
town. N. J.. are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. William Ortiz. of Rocky
Point road. .
C O O
Al. Herman has received the new
hand painted electric light shades
for the clubhouse. Mr. Herman has
put the new fixtures in place, mak-
ing a decided improvement in the
clubhouse.
O 0
William C. Beers and his son.
Tracey. are enjoying a ten-day mo-
tor trip through the Eastern states.
0 O O . '1
Arthur vfimmentfin and a Wife
(Dorothy Dalton). who ‘weré'tbe
guests of Mr. and Hrs. Arch Balm
WI T l'
GlVlNGAlD = 3‘ ‘
“Hop” Benedict Says
Many‘ Are Cal-ed. for
At Park -- Crowds
closing of the office because at m— .
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE AND HIS .
FAMILY AS THEY APPEAR TODAY
This is the first photograph of the Coolidge family made It the
White House with the president's father, John M. Coolidge, of Fly-
mouth, \’t., and also the first group photo taken since the death of
the younger son. Calvin. .‘r. in the front are the president and his
father; in the rear, John Coolidge II, and Mrs. Coolidge.
i EAST NORWALK WELL VANQUISH
COUNTRY CLUB 2 FOG FOR ARMY
tits crown
Subscription I) a n c 0
Well Attended -—— Nu
Y. Preacher at East
Ave. M. E. Church
Tito subscription dance given
the Norwulk Country club last ovn -
trified Sand to Make
Clear Path for Them
."i
«up. ; on their return to native shores
11an was very vvell attended. 'l‘hi- Jim-F 'hi‘ N°“' England coast are
Black and “'hitc orphan”. played. looting undone nothing that army
The ”ma orphan.“ “.m also furnish thm-nuzhnes can anticipate. The lat-
the music for the uh... cream" dance est instance of preparedness was seen
to be given Saturday night.
0
l'harlcs “'ilson
tug. Army oiliccrs at the East Bos-
vtun airport. where the fliers will land.
s'llri it had proved its ability to do
and Of 12Al5l
Still
avenue are planning in lcave sim- ‘
day on an automobile tiip to t‘..n- UH}- ’
ads. , home sections of the New England
coast are prolific breeders of fogs.
fund tho f0:-tll:ip(‘llll‘.: plane lllfi)’
O O
The many friends
of Mrs. Saritivl
n_ “mm”, "f “3,044.1“”yum... “ .m t lth‘ some real worl. it! do in making
has horn confined to her home t'w: "W“? ‘1‘ ““3." for UN" world voyag-
some time by “ll“.ssi “ill in" "‘1'5- Hill‘ayin: rlctllilie-l sand down
pleased to hcnr that :i slight
llll~ l through ill“ \npm‘s. it_ was explained.
Provenlent is shoun in her conditiwn. l ”1° plane “1‘“"5 a PM“ ll." “unifying
y, ROWAYTON ~l
CARNIVAL T0
OPEN SATURDAY
Fire Department Men
To Have Alfair on
Kellogg Lot— Those
Taking Part
he carnival of the Rowayton
Fife department will Open Saturday
on the Kellogg lot which is located
on the road to Baton rolnt. An
iron fence is now being placed
around the property. The dance
pavilion is nearly completed and the
work of wiring the lot is progress-
ing rapidly. James Stoots is chair-
man of the committee which is
putting the place in condition. Wes-
icy “'ood has charge of the light-
ing. Among others who are taking
an active part in the ”fair ars
Arthur Billiard. James Scott. E. 1:.
Stevens. Oliver Clark. Harry I.
Bruan. Henry Forcit. Herbert Arn-
old. Harry Oakes..—\Valt€-r Rackett
and M. Drenoczki. The Ladies' Aux-
iliary will have charge of the re—
freshment booth upon which will be
soft drinks. candy. cigarettes. cigars.
tobacco and ice cream
The women who will be at the booth
on the various nights are Mrs. Henry
Forelt. Mrs. John i’lander. Mrs.
Samuel Hall. Mrs. Frederick Sta-
bell. Mrs. George Cudllpp. Mrs. Hen-
ry Rowland. Mrs. Harry Oakes. Mrs.
George A. Kay. Mrs. chgar L. Ray-
mond. Mrs. Edward Shine. Mrs.
Earle 1‘. Stevens and Mrs. Sidney
Bell. On Tuesday and Friday even-
ing the women will conduct a home-
made cake sale. Mr. and Mrs.
Moses R. Rackette will have charge
of the “hot dog" booth. A number
interesting features are bring plan~
nod for each evening. There will
he a five-piece orchestra which will
play for the dancing. In addition
there will he a number of booths.
The carnival will continue for one
“cck. ' '
O O D
At the special meeting: of the pic-
nic committee of the liver Ready
rirclc of King‘s Daughtwrs hold at
the home of Mrs. Henry Forict.
McKinley place. last evening. it “as
decided to hold the picnic at lloton
WORLD FLlERS§
Plane Will Spray Elec-i
lI'JF-TUN. July 34.—Thosc prey-oar»;
mg: to v. elcomc tho roulld—thc-worllil
today in a plane equipped to dissipate '
. lilo inni~t particles. causing them to
, fall
0 .
number or sand boxes. Mus Rather-
inc Hattgh is in charge of the lit 1.1.
o o o i
The regular midAvcck pmycr ind
sttmmcr visitors at Maine resorts
looking for thn film‘s will depend on
the route the flyC-rs finally decide to
itukc. Just now it is uncertain
The apparatus for the Mamm "3: rain.
school playground nrrivml fit‘s’tcrdliv. “'hf‘rt‘ “‘ill llnln Fall?
It includes a giant stride. roc~s:l\v~‘. “‘huhcr there rains so causel:
slides. swings. Therq will also i... :t i \xill {all :it 50:1 or on the heads of“
praise service of thc l'lzist Avcntt“livlnlthcl‘ they will follow the coast.
Methodist church will be hl'lll in- I linv or cut across the Gulf of Maino‘
night. in shorten the distance. l
- - - ——— . ALEXANDER’S
Mr, and Mr... may run...“ ”M varon'r. ll. 1.. July :4.—'rnci «
sons. Robert. Alvin and Victor of destroyers lava-once. (‘0 Man. -
Mount \‘ernon. Mainc. arc \isiting at Barry Hn'i .‘lacr‘nrlund. Whli‘: will 50 80. M3“? at“! 80- Norwalk
the honie of Mrs. i-‘. 12. Morn-in. “in” ll-‘iri 0f the cordon to guard the
Gregory boulevard. The trip from
Point. Tuesday. August 5. Each
member will bring tood for tit-s,
luncheon which will be served. No-
tices will be sent out later to each
one hdvising just what they are de-
sired to bring.
O O O
The circle has :i membership of
fifty-three and it is expected that
the majority of them “ill attend the
picnic. The committee which is in
charge of arrangements includes
Mrs. Samuel Hall. Mrs. George t‘utl-
lipp. Mrs. \l’lliam Jennings. Mrs.
Harry (Dukes. Mrs. Henry Rowland.
Mrs. John Plander. Mrs. Edgar
Raymond and Mrs. Henry Foriet.
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At the open discussion to be held
tonight in the Rowayton ”Baptist
route of the army flych on their
trans-Atlantic crossing. left here. to-
day to take their posts on the Ice-
land to Nova Scotia legs. They will
he joined at Heston hy the destroyer
i‘hnrles Auburn and at Halifax by
the curler Milwaukee. The latter
is carrying a seaplane which will be
available in an emergency.
Mid-Summer
S A L E
NOW ON.
Maine was made by auttvmolvilc.
D I O
A. Fred St. John and family re-
t rned today to their home in t'olum—
us. 0.. after a ten—day visit with lllq
sister. Miss Delia St. John. \\'liil.~ in
Norwalk they were. also the Kuh>lit
of Miss Ada St. John lietts and .\lr<.
Anna R. Smith of East avenue. The
trip is being made hy.automyl»ilc.
0
Mrs. R. R. Pottcr of Nl‘rthfield.
Vt., is visiting the home of her par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. \\'illiam Udell of
East avenue.
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Mrs. Russell nose of New London
is the guest of relatives in liast Nor-
walk.
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Dr. Benson of New York City
will condwt the service§ at the East
Avenue Methodist church. Sunday.
and address the congregation. Dr.
Benson. it is expected. will also
speak to the members of the Friend-
ship Bible class at their meeting.
'1 0 Q
Miss Grace De Marti of Van Zandt
street has taken a. position with the
Crofut and Knapp company.
U
C U
Miss Lillian Nichols of Third
street spent yesterday in Stamford.
t C O
Miss Irene thontos of Pleasant
street is enjoying a two weeks’ va-
cation from her duties with the Cro-
ful and Knapp company.‘
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‘Spe'cials in
Changes in Dept.
Of Justice Offices
SPRINGFIELD, Mass... July 24—
Orders were recgéved here yesterv
day from Washington closing the
department of justice office and
transferring the agents in charge .to
Hartford, Conn. It is indicated
that the district, comprising five
counties. will be divided. Franklin
and \Vorce r counties being placid
under Boston jurisdiction. Hamp-
den and Hampshire counties underl
Hartford. and Blrkshire county un-
der Albany, N.Y. The district was
.1 fill}. were. can... 54093.4. .o'
flit are planning to‘ gratfi
only; $1.50 value.
For
For '.‘...’........._..........
Pantie Dresses, blue,
gingham,
For
tothslr £10th
mau that have W rm
Diswsfi Stain
. _ To’ Globe Out
Bungalow Home Dress Aprons,
Children's Dresses small checked gin ham blu ‘
.red, one to six, yea’rs'old; $1.25 g , '. 6, pink and
_ pink, red, brown and yellow checked
one to Six years old:
...u..-s.see-ssasses-solsssoossooo-ssoossoso
M’Goodjf 's=
small checked gingham, pink
$1.00
value. -.
98c: ,
$1.69 value. '
98c
sandwiches. .
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base}: that the 100 'per cent tariff on]
THURSDAY, JULY 24,
\i
church the subject will be "The
Young. People andfithe Bible." The
next féw meetings will be devoted
to the discussion of the difficulties
which confront the young people of
today in the study of the Bible.
‘0 mil.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira H. xggins ot
Crockett street returned last night
from a two weeks’ visit with rela-
tives in Auburn. 2:. Y.
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ADD To YOUR FUN
THE BEACH '
A COLLEGE pm..-
BALl. ..
$1.25
DONNELLY’S 5
16-18 South Main 8
The union service which is being
held in the Methodlst and' Baptist
churches during the summer months
will be held this week in the Bow—
ayton Methodist church. Sunday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. Dr. Balm-
ton of the Yale Divinity school. bevy
Haven. will be the speakers It ’15:
expected that Dr. Baintons talk
will prove one of the most inter-
esting ever ghen in the village.
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SOVIETS.GET BUILDING '
SHANGHAI, July 2i.-Thc for-
mcc szarist Russian Consulate
building here was turned over to a-
reprcs'ntativc of the‘ Soviet gov orn-
ment of tussia. .l. R. lillcuer, today V“
by Chinese authorities.
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The Home (.f Fine
Furniture 6. Low p...
14—16 WALL 5mm '
NORWALK. CONN .
TOKIO YITELDS. I . .7
Toxin. July “gr—The govern—l
ment has notiticd the American Em”
l
luxurit-s recently passed by the, Diet
will not apply to goods in transn be-
fore July 5. if application is made
for stich cxcmption before the larlfl}
l
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Q /A5tl_l0tttt
LPE'A 'S’U
soro Lev Lt; ofisénocz:
act is promulgated. This is expect-
ed within two or three days. ’lho‘
ruling meets the principal diplomat-l
ic objection to the new tariil.
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LEADING Snaps AND Amussmri’ma‘
tin New 01%?an
3.3.9:“ ppm and amusement trips to new York a . .
ago column. slum every Thursday. yapm
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. information writ. “In low for: fawn. 1157 B‘way. 2:. Y. can.“ .
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Tnusually large selection of Summer r'—-'-:‘~
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