Envoys to sign preliminary peace at Versailles in March
Details emerge on how German envoys will be received in Paris for the signing of the preliminary treaty. A three-member sub-committee from Britain America and possibly Wilson or Lloyd George will hear terms then Germany will return home to brief its government before a public signing in Versailles. The supreme council also appoints commissions on borders commerce finance and demobilization with Foch reporting on Germany’s demobilization and Allied occupation. Premier Lloyd George expected in Paris to lead the British delegation. Wilson may not reuse the Murat palace.
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Versailles
Bisarck
France
Paris
Supreme Council
Britain
United States
Wilson
Lloyd George
Ceau
Germany
Tversailles
Supreme Jurar Council
Great Britain
America
Italy
Japan
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Council of Ten
Greece
Roo- Mania
Supreme Economic Council
War Council
Financial Commission
Russia
Marshal Foch
Rhine
Reliabls
England
Wilgson
Prince Murat
Sub-Commission of International Ports and Water Ways
Sub-Commission On Ports and Water Ways
Kidney Cure Promises Relief for Savanna h Resident
Daisy Bell of Savannah Georgia reports eight years of rheumatic and back pain eased after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad touts relief for kidney and bladder trouble, claiming thousands benefited and urging trials at local outlets.
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Daisy Bell
Savannah
Foley
Would-be Murderer Held After Street Fight Shot Men
Derby report states Salvatore Hagiar di is under arrest at Griffin hospital on charges of attempted murder against Joseph Cesano and Vincenzo Gaizio. Hagiar di was struck by a car in Seymour and brought to the hospital where Gaizio identified him and kissed him at his bedside, leading to his arrest.
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Derby
Salvatore Hagiardi
Griffin Hospital
Joseph Cesano
Vincenzo Gaizio
Seymour
Gaizio
Titanic Survivor George Harris Dies in Stamford
George Harris, a Titanic survivor and passenger on the ill fated voyage, died today at Stamford Hospital after being ill since April 15. He resided in Stamford and was among those rescued after the disaster.
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Stamford
George Harris
Stamford Hospital
Defense Council to Close Office in Hartford
Hartford March 4 The Connecticut State Council of Defense will close its Capitol office by week’s end announced by Joseph W. Alsop Avon who ran the office. In 20 months the council spent about 225000 with 175000 for federal plans. Americanization child welfare and labor offices remain and may be run independently.
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Hartford
Connecticut State Council of Defense
Capitol
Joseph W. Alsop
Avon
Alsop
Washington
Connecticut Council
Council of Defense
John N. Brooks
Torrington
Frank E. Healy
Brooks
Robert O. Eaton
North Haven
John C. Geary
Waterford
Massachusetts Towns Shift Toward Wet Licenses
Returns from Massachusetts town meetings show a trend toward licensing in previously dry communities. Bedford Cohasset Gardner Hopkinton Natick and Orange moved to wet status. Several localities reduced no vote margins and Novell license lost by two votes.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Bedford
Cohasset
Gardner
Hopkinton
Natick
Orange
Novell
Garvan named alien property custodian in Washington
Francis P. Garvin of New York City was appointed by President Wilson as alien property custodian to succeed A. Mitchell Palmer, who becomes attorney general. Garvin, born June 13 1875 in East Hartford, Yale 1897, will lead enforcement against enemy interests amid wartime asset control.
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Washington
Francis P. Garvin
New York City
Wilson
A. Mitchel Palmer
Ir. Garvin
Bureau of Investigation
Mr. Garvan
East Hartford
Conn
Yale University
Catholic University
New York Law School
New York
James, Schull & Elkus
Philbin
Garvan
William Travers Jerome
Molineaux
Garvan & Armstrong
Osborne, Lamb & Garvan
United States
Rainbow division sailors sail earlier for Victory loan drive
The Rainbow division sailing home has been moved up ten days to arrive by April 26 to help spur interest in the Victory loan drive set to begin around that time. The change was announced by the Treasury and approved by Secretary Baker of War, at the request of Secretary Glass.
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Rainbow
Washington
Treasury Department
War Baker
Dyeing Firms File Incorporation Papers in Hartford
In the secretary of state office today three dyeing and cleaning companies filed articles of incorporation. A. E. Rosenberg, Inc. of New Haven with $10,000 capital Synge's, Inc. of Bridgeport with $10,000 capital and the French Dye Works of Hartford with $25,000 capital.
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Dyeing Companies Incorporated
Hartford
A. E. Rosenberg, Inc
New Haven
Synge’s, Inc
Bridgeport
French Dye Works, Incorporated
Beauty That Dares Not Die
If certain kinds of beauty exceed surface charm they could prove deadly to those who own them. The remark hints at risks hidden within allure and the peril of vanity.
Happenings in This Vicinity Twenty Five Years Ago
The Penny reports a pleasant bath day with large church attendance despite muddy roads. Horace Cook becomes night watch at the Middlefield wringer shop. Rev W T Stowe of Boston preached at the Universalist church and recalled he was called to their pastorate 27 years ago. Temperance speakers and pledges, Salvation Army gospel work on Duck Hollow, Yale prize for three poems by Chauncey M Wells, plans approved for a new High School building, Durant district school addi tions, three week vacation for old building, greenhorn arrivals, Hartford Middletown Tramway Co charter sought, St Aloysius Y M T A B society badge awarded to George Robinson for 73 new members.
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Bath
Horace Cook
Middlefield Wringer
W. T. Stowe
Boston
Universalist Church
A. R. Crittenden
Gaston T. Hubbard
Wesley A. Pearne
Murphy Temperance Meeting
Middlesex
Salvation Army
Duck Hollow
Chauncey M. Wells
Yale College
Durant
Greenhorns
Hartford-Middletown Tramway Co
St. Aloysius’ Y. M. T. A. B. Society
George Robinson
New Things for the Spring of 1919
Spring 1919 fashion features blend tweed and plain color coats in unlined half lined and silk lined varieties with prices from 20 to 50 dollars Capes in Navy Blue Serge priced 22 50 to 40 dollars Suits with box effects trimmed in fancy braids Materials include Serge Tweed Poplin and Tricotine Prices range 17 50 to 42 50 New Silk Poplin Dresses in sizes 37 to 45 and Misses plus ladies sizes Priced 12 00 to 14 50 New Hand Embroidered Smocks Slip over styles with shoulder open or V neck fronts priced 2 98 each.
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Bulied
Middletown
Middletown Silver Co
Middlesex County
R. J. Atwell
Main ST
Defense Council
F. P. Garvan
Palmer
Cascara
Mr. Hill
Miesiei Gian OA
Fondlysra Sebacse
The
J. “Brewer Co
Brainard & Logan
W. T. Fields CO. Investment Brokers
Chapel Street
Tel
Liberty
New Haven, Conn
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