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Church _
Beginnhg May Q‘fllh‘. Sep-
‘ , s‘ ,
tenaber :6th. and continuing for six; m. 9 n m
weeks. a class in eitisensblp still be ‘ g , . BAY
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mus-BARE as 339*-
ltF—Declaring there are no Jew-
}. ' is): poor in their city. authorities .
or members. Poland. have refus-
ed tonccept the estate or lira;
Selig Cohen at Wilkes-Barre. -
oi thé Concord school carried
Red Croenbanners. » -
Executive Secretary Miss, Jean
Todd. Superintendent or Schools
Georgefv. Buchanan and Mrs‘. Al-
*i'redraeeltius headed the school chil-
loo
wa CANAAN. Sept. “...-.11 tru- p .
fie triangle that has been an eyesore
in this town will soon become *a
place oi beauty. The triangle nt the
old shoe shop corner has come'to
the attention or the Civlc‘-. W9
our history engine in ms. m'
tearful uttering in the black out
of Valley Forge in our Revolutions"
ary ‘War. Continentals whose lack
of training cost-them dear'andmn-
conducted at the East Avenue Neth-
odiat ariaeopal Church. that avenuel
and Rowan streets each week at:
2:30 o‘clock. These classes will.
last for one hour and the several;
4} ‘ . ' - o
. . a PM“ ----~ (l within a week a. «ma: ’éu‘rb . M roiouged a. conflict over ,
0f Over 1”,” mgienDSszd «£123 in: and James ‘ 9h“ :3” M ”‘ anund~ and “0*me 'dm 9“ foot. The isms g‘rililupe of Eight 103$“ _ . , . . yalued at more than 8100.009. f
, G 0. Into Ju mehuuv.” - 3 13 53rd Annlm be PM“ '“‘~ ' when. all nine”; or t§.° no: “In a" V" °‘ 1”: ‘1‘” ma“ Irmfiombéi‘ ‘13:“... cit:
' ” ~ . ‘ ' '. _ . been their Lorgaltsa’- . '
‘ T h to ll 8’ h 0 II t the 3‘3“"; ("continuum P“ ”4““! Of Chicago Bhu— Daren-a Day was-observed unthi- Crnu; The. Nines (mat-ct Jarvis. 35::an mood "Jam about A nimble collection of oil paint-
‘7 1d n:_mmw. ‘Gowernznea‘. 1‘:\ Lucas lam h.ves [108‘ 5"" last night with mmMiu’ Mind“ Elizabeth \Veeks. Ruth 400.000 men were finally required to “an “a Bromberg has boon ac-
.. LW‘K m‘mucuem‘ ‘ g . ,ercieea in the Town Hall. Them .VUht. Dorothy Skelly. Efibetigm- “we ‘ little more. "I,“ ‘0'.” of cepted. .
.» y ‘_..,una‘ N, u“- l ‘ \TIOV Q!“ 1834. - else: were lust!!! attended “mach-Harriet Shag. P c: I es. the made“ from ourshorem‘ -. .‘ Relatives here contested. the F 511' u . _
Approximately 10.000 motor “hi- ‘-_“°.P l tuners“ 5 W.hsfil.\ h .‘.i t .5”. 2n”:- ticslly aliythe sochflosnin addition fidele‘v’an Scoy. e co . rene ”Our onduct of the Mexican War ‘1”, but lost. the m_ Lnder 3 ion says my? . t'.— .
are ‘scrapped each yes: in Cour s:-—'\"itirenehl;\ 35.“. primates? “:2“ :‘wlufifima‘ Thursdxv. Oct. 3. ”"219 Schools, 3°, 89“" ”Mother Hunt. Blah Clark: We Mela-fl:- was per ill a. little more creditable. F 3‘ will the cit: officials of Bit-0111:- d h . g u, _ ‘ '
~ ut. cohlrlbuung to: a ten. of: “d mum.“ . ’F.‘?v‘§inmu‘narv of n“ Chimmmmgggofi voucher-sent. :“iu ahmthwymerglmwéwmy- thanks to the not that a National were“ In 0 We- 0 t e on ere s Slhucpag .10
W t 11:10.01. $2113.31: mm’wlz's; The... do... are Rt‘ur‘flafilsafi am: if; ;;.:a¥wmfl “m pro-cation dug “W‘Mn ‘ln Tune“ 1"“; ““813ng The 22mm 0“:th Red’ Cross ex: Military Academy had been estanb- ”tat satisfy everv :. -
1“ mung?" to 6» or: haw ‘ “m “‘ "a" ‘ m” ”" chemo; The proclamation ‘called the fl- next— Friday evening and co " ecnuve committee in the automobile 332:; 7331.23; emn‘irgio: e fl ' ”LN-- ' A l'
I ‘ ‘ ‘ . d . . ewwaee the tram .. . . ~' 1 vii or- I i . ‘ g < El 2 . .
the 5:131:23 :fivmlgl‘i; ‘53:. 3?“;M‘““ “war“ Writ-mg. p.u::cnm‘:;udto “1' $2153. sitar the 12:31:!“ ..It» ai‘m Mrs. figuim )3: an?!" ts v31: "1°35: :h” gnDNWu- l lntErcstlng “1"“3‘ “ 3
v - ~ “ .- - .. . 3;." :h ¢.- “ . ~ ‘, . -. _ , - ' - e or e at: e J . , ‘
f. .. ...... .... ~ ...... 2‘:=::*..:*i.2.'*“...;: 2...::.. 2.: mcnw..:<..2‘".:.".:: “3.5.2. .. mm- “mom... .... an ...... umheu- . , ...... .... ...... ...... ...... ...... ROUNDUP 0F ...... for
. hectic“: 1m.- W mfm i": 1".;““:,‘j;r;;.‘f..= ‘23.”, urn-n we.“ 22:!" gm hirdustrixl ”am”. the Daughters of. Mona. The The line of march was up “est inthe "9.1.;- wg that um. um ,. . , ‘
19:3 regiszrauon reta. .... “M $ ‘ A“: ° . booths wiilhedecoratedin avenue to the Boston store and the war was am out for {our ' ' ’ ‘ 5
.; '1. here are more automobile en ~- . infill-1; ~-‘\:.;'~*:‘!1"‘:1 it? Adz-mm , meets-NM h cau' ms “for” are periods and the attendantswlil bein counter-ml: to the Armory. The 3-Qm because mm; M not been {
... in the Scene: scare tea: 2: “‘3':- \_“ ‘ R 1‘ “a" :0; ”1‘ “of" {h ‘L‘Mem said "to costume. ThePagaantwill openwuh revigwing stand was opposite the kept an“; in the fifties. -
E- m. fury. Mr “’13" ““3 ‘ l‘fi",g‘"“°" Pin! “3‘ ° l’,’ ‘, our “damn straet'parade one-week from to- armory. Those in the stand. who “After the Civil War the army _ ~ ~- - 0
uaala. Aunt); nave-can. seer 3““ “.2.-. " =-“~~‘m'“ "W was 0‘ “mini-hing Bilbo Xenbanbwill ehter floats reviewed the parade were: Mayor was again neglected. It never had ~ .— 2. -
o Mont-o. Emu: ...- 23m t‘r M.“ . ‘ l “’1'." m. u- and the variouarraternal and other Thomas Robins.- Councilmen Charles a strength of more than 25.1000 men
M “u“- ‘3‘ m *3" ‘3‘ "N" “‘ mm“ "”u " cream-Monet“: been asked to remit. Edward Gena. Michael J. am to the declaration or war with . Rogers and Stew
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minds are the 3::- .~.~r¢1m :2:
the would whnu wens one seer-o
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ONECON'I'EST ’
NRSTAMNRD
tzcn‘s annual lose in life and prop-
arty due to tire continues to surpass
l“..!'.‘ of any other country. It. i. re-
lporu-ei that 15.000 American lives
and progeny-valued at $500,000,000
Were lost in In: during 19:3.
“The problem of combatting this
stupendous waste is of national im-
1: it is to be diminished:
5 and to conserve
takepartinit. MienLllyKllartin
is chairman of the. committee ar-
ranging for the parade.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bronco. ot
Sew Yo'rk, talented musicians. who
have been guests at. the mar
home or Dir. snd'Mrl. D. 8. Bennett
in Tnlmsdge Bill, willgive a gen;
Riordan. Postmaster C. Irving By-
ington and iCty Auditor George E.
W _ .
Rune . of march was simply
J and with people who turned out
to witness the parade and take part
in the Defense Day program. it is
estimated that fully 20,000 persons
Spain. -Moat of us here will rememc
her that (“graceful chapter with
its ”emblamed beet” antiquated
black powder In eta and untrainé
ed militia. that w re thrown on to
San Juan Hill without preparation
‘and who retreated in disgracetui
disorder. This is he other side or
the picture. one we do not. hear
1488!. Island of Kauai. T. Hi.
Sept. 18.—-Police, aided by national
gnardamen with fixed bayonets and
machine guns. contnued their round
up yesterday of Filipino strikers in-
volved in a. riot last. 'hieeday at. the
McBryde' plantation, near Hanepe~
——Two hn-mh
Km 80, N
”or? 1‘ HI! mums h? Cmrmn' um 'lcm parlance. tn lano rectal It {lid T ,
2 sums. up} Loom- 2.: ‘ rs? ..f‘: .cpcclni extort must be made toedu— Hill Shape]. Fri ‘3’ Ovmm.m!or 2:: Ziegllefigifiiiclzcstreardidzflony‘tfig much “’0‘“ these days. I am talk- 9% in which sixteen Filipinos and
‘95 Kim! v} r‘oeum'o h- -.. _____- (12'? the public mind and conscxenco benefit 0! m. murmud. Both MP. “‘8 Of march were jammed Will! in: “0' Of thlfl‘l within my on four ”women was fined. One
a! 1.: axe-<— o-,...-§ fins. ... '2 <_““_.:R:‘ Cm: S’i“- :1- I to the necessity of improving build~ and Mrs. 3mm“ ”(gnu known in W394 automobiles. knowledge. for I served as wai- cor- hundred and thirty alleged strikers
he. «.33us arm»: or rm aft”, ‘3‘»; ”at”: "a. ’1". as i mg construction. includins protecir the musical 'world and their program The Norwalk armory was 13.1..th mpondent in that war. are hel‘ in jail here on charges in
2 ‘ ”:om. . t ' .3? I -‘:..:“.~gm- 255'. ~:_ _ . of candida"! , ll“? equipment. and fosterm‘h‘ splr t will b. composed of celebrated num- (1913011th {or the Occasion. The an. m w“ W". coma “1th th’ murmcg'
BE "1“” d M. ‘ ; ... “; ’9‘ '29.- :3s Fer“ 537.13.».- Town Ttrhe: m l of national carefulnese. T c prcs- berg from popuur'comm, tionll colors were displayed in pro- "'i'l'lxhk God when the “'1!er War “Ch lilac!» commander. Oi Filip-
M 311""! "'1‘" ' .0 ‘ ‘_ "-f ... j V,“ g ...." 3.x. \germtxon of thousands of lives and o a 0 fusion in “a“ and humus \t the came we had learned a little. The mummm that be 315 ”com-
he: Silg‘m'; .IL 3:": ......i‘:"‘ 22.“; “3-,: “Avg": ;.~:;—— .CZI-z‘ri‘l’ :\ lvaluale property is a. 183k Worthy Ciro M30 or 2‘ mt Avenue. we“ lid? of ihe hall “'88 (“.l‘C‘CQE’l ‘ experience of our men in the .‘my mended ‘0 Governor General “’ood
gen ""3. '1: ‘4‘ 5‘;- stc ““1“; v.” m‘r‘cm,:‘n m ”5! lo: our constant endfm'” and whole- h“ purchased the ,Peter Schultz platform: Thom participating in the on the border of Mexico ‘ helped that all agitators be deported to the
”m‘n: blond. 1:32..” :~- has -I”-\.-. ii: ”- a! ".‘e : \ namr l 5‘3““ cocopcratlon. place ll. 57 North Main street and d narched into the armory and somewhab although ‘h‘t {"99 was Philippines. H. added. .
goat are: x to...~.-...x-. __ e. . . ... ,. .. . .3. . .. h” made extensive improvements para o n a paltry few as compared to the “The territorial authorities here -.,, ,
at en ..es :4»: c: o pul.-3' t..ke. . .s. ens . then disbanded. four million men we bid. to put ‘3. have ill. power to deport these men ‘3 ...-3‘“qu . r 7
new: that :te ave‘mt‘.
lo the property. A large addition has
Seated upon the platform were
it they are believed to be a public
, s. - ~- ... .. ~. I '
2.5 per-suns. .\' 22a: ."11‘. we. :cnreetei. .3.- 7: .ow... ”the, was ‘
”324.134 -.""L';'.:~i‘i .- “rule. __ arwotse! :w ».me of the ; been built on the rear of the two members at the ol’ople’ Chorus at :3” wld'fiiozzéfi‘n:&°%ug;:m'“g meme. 1 am mm. mm few men
could be waxes; e113? .‘erl’ua‘ 9-: :‘enrrrm: Tree. 3:: City Comma-f family h°“‘°- . . . rhtllch 3.4;; 1-26! 3". Jggfllv‘?‘ ll gréa't “we" like Generals penhgn‘; are terrorizing the community as FallltleSS!
normal 3‘33”"? 13: ?“‘“35"" ‘3“ ’ 3”» ’ 9‘ or. °"- °°' m e ' ‘0 r Filipinos are generally law abiding- - . ; .-.. - >_
.n the owners 1:224. fizrhc-A’ 3‘:s: seat-12m: Horace “1; Duflng "“3 um 10"" Sundays the war veterans. dressed in the unfor- fifgfivaflgfgffgfii‘; 13,333 citizens» In the, present instance‘ ' hot unhl 3]“ _“- ‘i “'
"Nam; 1‘39 mince.- of 3"?ch '2'? any". Swazi so; “man. Philip. {OUOWNS ministers Wm OCCUDY the geuble blue. These veterans were: name.’ "B“ u" world Will never they ha. been mklead. byirresponrg a, Fall felt p.3- 1 31.11"
any, h.“ .23.. _~, c~::~~:c:.~-.-: sore: — .~.;r-‘- fca- .~; x, Harry Jun-z , £322: ”92‘: Goblinego???mallI €111.31;th Christian SWartz. John A. Battereon. know m. .30“), the farm! «will; Leiblc mwon_" . . You fflp .1. . ... ‘ ..-
Enh:c‘- ; ”‘1 ‘5 “"3" gv- Tone. Grosser-r. liar-v (T; -"- ‘ 9"“ :- ~ - ° 9‘1 . ' James Hoflman. Thomas Busaing. 5nd 1 that " ‘ t i ' ‘ :1. -, '
bier- :‘r“‘~‘- “ "39 “" 7??" Smith Celler'c? .3- Tax-s. San‘uol‘ 1" Burrow: 0‘ the Tale Scliooi 0‘ George Roberts. Alfred. Stevens and few 8:”: Lied Wl::7henl;::n;::we:: ‘. o i 0f being ... ._ _' .
fears. “‘a _.-~: Reg‘sfs.‘ of Your-s. Thomas ' Re"“°“' Sunday. September .3! 137- lltznyumin Howe. Maser Robins one ' _ ‘ . lC'l-
‘ ‘ , (u r J H d H . in trying to organize a. great army A . . . .
I September 1:1 ...: m‘or' L“ F. Reilly: Amine: Corneizcs P. Bic- “~13 317;; oggfigtgtogre?eggus ed! on the platiorm 1nd. ,0 was a, and to b I order out of c] in I 301111 1005 .....- 39$:
1-" '3" 7'" v" “3"“ Gunners: A-eescr. John Daily: '—'—“— 3 ’ ' ' war min “(919"- ' time t she in I! I! I! l ' i 0 ll rm
0 in our participation and J b a or: one .f l..e t ...-.45
hrs: months
mobile nerd-h
to: vehicle -;~..:‘ 121‘.
hfety ammonia}. are boring a?‘
an! the state 3:?-
7313:?
won:
Board of Rein-f. James F. Sullivan
Grand Jurors. James
Jebz: )1 Saunders. William 311:5ch
smmm; Found in Room in New.
. York Hotel —- Dollar
Hoyt: Sunday October 12. Dr. Rich-
ard LeRue Swain of Bridgeport. au~
thor or "What and Where. is God ?"
O O O ‘
At the Armory
The program opened with the
.tmrrican band playing ".Vy Coun-
try 'Tis a! Thee." Rev. D. P. Hurley.
the World War a real element' in
bringing that fearml conflict to a
close. or thia. too. I speak from first
hand knowledge. for I was at G. H.
Ely annue are entertaining at their
home. Mrs. Michael Leone
daughter, Rose. or Waterbury.
and ‘
g we are born" 57:
cause Young’s
not. mere-1:: c
13°", ‘3 33"? 39'? ’5'. accidenfs *Tonatadlea. Andrew Schletweg. Hen- . . -
SOQIfC: 1::ij'rffigé'svh"gr"; —-,.- “inland. Renard Helm; John PlnI‘ICd'tO Telegram 901315;}:"g, if. ’13::aln‘mih3038a poplar or St. Joseph‘s church. de- Q. in France in those early days ' ' ° . ~ ! are unerfing:v beco-u.‘
’1‘ LN“ "‘ . Ferns: Members of the Town School ' . ' . u no ““fl'ed “19 imocatlon. 9mm; 19? when there '9?!- no men. n0 0319‘. Andrew cm °t Lexington “Q'l 1 " .
:reuxzz Cavi'zre Ccamm‘, 8e.- 13“: Elma; A. . \‘EW YORK Sept. 13.—-Aiter tional convention oi the \eterane oi the wen”. of the union. "The no guppuee, no transportation. while one is spending the week-end with Faultless 33:21 ;: zeta-1
Z ' . Caught: Jeremiah J. Omond. iwr'lrmg a telegram formally nn- {gtflrx:"t;‘efiztnuf C‘I‘Y- N- J- Star Spangled Banner" was sung by we saw the allied forces. shattered 30- um 3‘1"- Alex 8008-? of 5'6“; and workman;
Iondltlon of Roads ”Tern-en: A. Pulier; for 13:5: Diagnoumng his death ionfriend. Louis “.omé“ ”:11“ ot 53:3?!“ng the People‘s Chorus. led by Mrs. and weakened bythreelong years 01 York. . . . . of quality thrrzs‘:
. , . . John .1. Pincnnn. Manner 'Rcstnbel“ M. Wachsteln. a. salesman of smu- u ' 3‘" Morrison. MIYor Thomas Robins war. in danger of beinrt-nnlhfllte‘l . : th 0 h '
= In heal-by DIM Board of Finance; Thomas H. Hick. benville. Ohio. drank poison in his 3:)?nal? anniinozglllila. 03"“ Mrs. was introduced by Captain Kceler. That fall and winter of 131?." m Ernest Joaexn or Flax Hill road ls; - 3' mg I;
: .... .5: Robert A. Reynolds. John nob- room a: the Hotel McAlpin early to— ’ ' ”‘ m “1'“ 3““ who acted :- presiding onccr. amnion". spending the weekvend in Bridge-5 $0.00
: 7‘5' 5034“”: C’ ‘5‘ ”‘d.’ ’3 "“ en: ...-:4 Malcolm R. rm. da - and was dead when an ambu- M“ An“ “mam "National Defcnse Day is bulng "With the development of the 1”"t “”1 ”‘1 mndv‘rmt" i o -
Ls’cmm °f thesaflnuforfli‘ to “ The ”‘30me “rd commute“ . lam)”- eurzeon arrived "'5' mum)“ Roam" ““1 'p'ak cclebmted at this time all Wcrdhe spirit which Deteneo Day Wanna ’ a o o g STETBON HATS
.. a “a - . '. .. 3-. _ , .. b. . . ‘ , . . 0- n * ’ , > p
3"“: °‘ 1“ Lit-5.33:? 93.: "er? nominated sitcr the main} Louis M. \Vschetein was found oh" my" "a Bu,“ mud" n ”“3 country." said Mayor Robins. "7 "e 8" m'urmS-WMM' W“ “W “n F‘ J- ””7"” °' we“ “9‘. 3‘
“I'M?" 333'- m‘ -' 7" ' " 3' “" 'l.‘ket had been :omlnated. ‘drad here thls morning advise dia- Home of Mrs. Walter C‘ Wood “t per cent. of the people in the United iuture conflagratlons with which n” a" "' WW me weekend in. NEW V - Ki“
goes: H _ fin” ‘a‘ q” Fxrs‘. Warri- Frank Marian. Jonoamon of body. read the, telegram bxmlhsu-SSd! Etlghrglfiasynlfls'lytfilh;3m!“ are taking part in it. in D..- world is sure to be beset." xew Logdon. . . . j A x C. EAR
- 973—2.. 'L‘H - 5 - ' 6“” 96:1.“ :1 . rd e “ _} - v ' i ' ' ‘ a 7" 7 ' ' l" I - ' ’ i —\ -'
:°”'—'""’ ’3 ”vita-‘3 ... ‘0’“ .5": 5.; HauurjaEudgsga CorollSLZ‘éfil‘aixrk {2:11:IF\\ 13:73:." :«aztzggizalgfo "nu“. meeting of the W'ori'ian‘s $223.6 xiii-3' “‘2': gogffpigis 3:31!!! [ Mr. and Mrs. Eric Altzner and l 81 {1'30
and the corn :‘cr is s' '9‘- °3 3...”. rt. ...... C: '1..;‘ M l '51 bll h d b l ed Leu‘“ 0' the Congregational ' t ' ed 9. ' . daughter Muriel have closed their: ,
:the who! ‘23:! 312:: -- - w-I’L -. 0.233 . ar- .\ one, .o In l 5 ~99“ 9““ Church. Mr. Vlnion will speak on “e "e no prep." ' m "g ‘ . ‘ ' ‘ h i Silvermine and returned tO' ’ \
- « r - ‘ ear-t Ream: Bessie Grime. Nettie ~ to the telegram to pay for ill trnna- ‘ disadvantage. A prize ”that would . ouae n - - T‘ ’1
. the work and need of the Near Eu? :heir home in how York 6113'.
Pef'cw root's
= Psalms—Suga-
On a slip of paper Wacho
not enter a. ring against another
- 2 .- . . 4.... . ‘99 “037% Florence Weed. Scpfle mission. . 7 f
52"” 'h°‘_" 5";‘¢_’_ 5. i: "a ‘ ‘ ‘1?’ Kr» and flood Bottah. . stein had written the address at a Relief. 7“ will b” served. fighter unprepared. Neither should a l , 3
:'A {”9" '5‘ “3:" ’ L':_‘" A 8‘ Second Ward—James Dombroaki. ’ brother. J. Wachstein, living in Sieu- .guon ".unpnp‘m." , MON Ilia- Alma. Undqulst. Miss Then.
: -\¢"3°‘"’=-~':“:f‘;_‘_ :1“; \_ ': Joseph E. HawZ-Y. Mary Holloran. lbonvillo. N c 9 W4?" Robins closed his talk by - ‘ .aa Gallagher rand Miss Eleanor F ~
:eh‘ovel gtn’dmx .s'; .-- a, . o -- lint-2» Banner". Jsrnes M. Loughlin.‘ \"achgfejn himself telephoned the anon S telling.the‘chiidren in the. hall. to , fiowland hr; ”Sanding tlzhe Sly! b: I ph Davis
2°§ffiii ‘ffi‘.-. r”; 2;! la- 330:6 Muscatillc. Elioabeth W. Slur. . hotel manager that he had ukeu _ ‘ pay attention and learn the coneti- imfdfgkhflstyboroieg; “aim“ at .mw
asdam‘ccip::‘cz‘ien‘bec'r‘:— ‘Ec ‘1'.- Egg}? ngle: £3325, ”fixnf; ' poison. , tuticn °t the United States “'39“ l‘ NEW YORK. Sept. it—Thofiaa 5,-0sz who spent mg earyy part l “m
:seun ar- arses-ar- “Salary. ten :91 Wilson. ileum-er. (Continued from Page One.) is taught "1 mh°°L ”5"“ “3‘“ "1° 1". McMahon. of Providence. R. 1.. 9f the saunter with 3mg. Gangsta-J ._ _‘
Ei-igafi'ld—.‘~“T”r Set-7'. 'cei- 'szn 3 Jo...“ Roget-“stat! iGrcrory. Agnes Ryan. Delia. De- ‘ NW" °‘ “1' ““13“" 5999““ “9°“ was unanimously res-elected presi- - 0 -
Stet“! r1151" gait-g ”has Fer-l 71:1,: Ward—John 1; 30m: Wei-l max-net. Mary Jordan. Carolina Jnn- the children. H9 thanked members dent of United Textile “‘orkan of William Young of Melbourne .
«"meac-‘d. .1 Lacr- {Hear has for: A :e- B!g_r_i‘-a‘ Minnie ('Qplnus‘ pa- 0 sen, Julia Morlarity. Anna. Fitz- Britain China. Cse b q ‘k. 9‘ "‘9 “Yer” committees who made America 3'98"le 3- the concludmg Road was host at a. birthday party
“we. trick \i'. Cue-iv. sneeze! Cox. John - mm!“ and Margaret C°r°°"“' ' France. G Ital . 1:! 0-. 0‘ n‘ poeeible the Defense Day celebra- session of the organisation's ed‘nven- than in his honor by my. and Mrs.
'-G-.:Ce:";£h—Ffst read Sheet. u»- T. Hunks; Jennie J. Jones. Sarah 1*an 1nd 913”! Ward—Thomas ”not"; 1:33,: p L ”:5" Men. tion. "0" “"9' New York city was ”‘ Joesph Rowena!“ W03 street.
mm: under ccrel: F. Martin-... Mary Pat‘s. Mary Emil. Iiickoy. Catherine w. Buckley. “4 39;“: ' “mm "mm“ but on the won-am was a solo léclcd to:- the 19:5 convention. ”a“, home. Th, how “a be“; STOVE REPAIRS
5C2“! Hi: .,I 3:11;-g H: o:- ffifg~ T}::~‘_;’-g~,. Chggjog Wnrfmann‘ Ari—23178. Mary GBRUQY. Willllm J. "In hll io'uon I. Chltf of St a In“ by Miss “1ll8 Miller or NOT. Which “'1” be held in September. pmyy amnfed m oldmhianeai
ram: 1. :7: :~..:.-. 5.914 -.:- ‘1‘ 2:" 51132112 “-1 TENT-13 J. Hart-i "":°““”" ”"1““ Read“ I‘m” since the termination of the wo‘ld “n“ 3“" MW" ‘1! acwmmnifid June-Surr- of Puemn. 5-1 J- am from ur- W“ 3‘" For All Make Of qlOl'
‘ :7". - 'Conant. Thomas B. Coughlln. John conflict he has been -_ maJnata "m on the piano by her sister. Miss Ms- who has been vice preaident since den. Dancing was enjoyed until ‘ e y e- w '
Peri-.23. by Sex --:.‘:r-r :‘-n 7/1",“- E‘: :7“: Wet! —— Paul Konxmhsk.‘ .‘l. Saunders. Mary Sullivan. James the executive in pro arin an 3 be! Miller. lflli. also was unanimously re—elect- late hour. Approximately twelve
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arr».- Cochige. -— E.--..c.r‘:.z: °».- xaizgec. Danie: P. Hogan. James 5. Miller. Helen Cleary and lens of "1}. military force "1“ lane. plausc and was {creed to respond to New York. secretary treasurer tad With ‘ tee-pot. bv his ALEXANDER S
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yards long. ideal for one piece dresses
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navy. brown, cocoa and black. ......
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ality Crepe de Chimes. Satin Can-
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nd flesh-Use elevator.
try may be obliged to place in the
ileld. He has a leading part. in the
development of the citizen compon-
ents oi the army of the United States.
"General Pershing has already re-
ceived train the Congress the thanks
of that body and of the American
people. and now I extend robin:
anew the thanks 0: the nation. for his
eminent services and feel certain
that I voice the sentiment of the en-
tire citizenry ot the republic in wish.
ing him long lite. happiness and
prosperity in the retirement he has
so richly earned." .
Dated Over Dune Day Tent.
The retiring general of the armies
lays down his burden of active mili-
tary duty with the satisfaction of
having witnued as a culmination
or the task to which he has cono
tributed devotedly in the period
since the war a test of the national
mm.
were wrapped up in this one thing
to the very last hour of his acute
service.
General Pershingja unwell to we
’evening. made. by Colonel Ernest K.
Coulter. followed. This. address is
printed behw in full. ~
John W. Wehle sang a. solo Ind
the ePople's Chorus followed with
two numbers. the closing one being
"America." The exercises closed
With the pronouncement of bene-
diction.
After the exercises. dancing was
enjoyed by large numbers to music
tarnished by the American band.
Defuse Day Speech.
Col Coulter'a speech. in part. tol-
lows:—
"Axnerica is a peace loving coun-
try. One or our greatest reasons
{or p‘de in our national history is
the. fact that the United States has
never carried on a war of aggres-
sion. As we all know. however.
America. despite her love for peace.
years of our loss than 150 years of
national existence. From 1861. the
beginning of the Civil “"432 to 1918
the end of the World “for. the Unit-
ed States engaged. in tour wars. In
three new members of the execu-
tive council. which is now compos-
ed at the following. John H. Pow-
ers of Pan-tucker. R. 1.. John Han.
ley. Lowell. Mun. Tobias Ball.
Philadelphia: George H. “'hite. Co-
hoes. N. T.. George Hayes. Pater-
son. Arthur McDonald. Philadelphia.
John Compose. Fall River. Eta...
Wm: Converette. Manchester, K. 11..
tsdcn'm. 'l‘. Robertson. Mooresville.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 13.—All work-
ers employed in the textile mills 0!
the Manville—Jendtea company in
Woonaocltet and hwtucket. R. 1..
have been instructed to remain at
their lobe by the United Tcxtiic
Workers of America. in convention
here. _
Earlier in the convention dele-
gates authorised omciala or the or-
lnills owned by the rude company.
The convention Thursday adopted a
resolution permitting all textile
worters’ organization.» enter the
-
O .r 0
Hrs. Joseph Barnsperger or near
con Street is entertaining her motlibr
who is visiting her tron: Cleveland.
Chloe
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Mrs. Rel! Havens and daughter
Hester. of East Avenue. are spend-
ing the day in Xew York City.
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Charles H. Ferris of Flax Hill
road and Charles B. Watkins or 97
South Main street. are on a. 10 days’
trip to Watervllle. mine. They took
a train to Boston. a steamer to Port-
land and thence by auto to Water.
ville.
CHILD LABOR mam.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 13.-—Plena
for a. campaign to send men and
women to state legislatures who are
constitution were announced here to-
day by the women's committee for
Child Labor amendment. rep t-
ing eighteen national women's or—
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His heart and thoughts combat wage cuts in these and other the child labor amendment to the
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