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Evening star., 1925-06-25
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WALES is GREETED
BY $4,000 CHILDREN
Prince Inspects School Pupils in
Johannesburg-Feted
on Birthday.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
JOHANNESBURG. Union of South
Africa. June 25.-The greatest gather
ing OF school children ever brought
together In South Africa was re-
viewed yesterday by the Prince of
Wales. 1t is estimated that the chill
dren numbered $4,000. 1t took the
prince good half hour of hard walk
ing in and out of the lines of the chill
dren to inspect them.
After the inspection Wales visited
the Turggontein race course. He was
advised to place n bet on Jubiland II
which won the Prince of Wales cup.
He disregarded the advice and conse'
quently backed a loser.
The prince the previous night
danced until a late hour in the town
hall 1t was his birthday, and prior
to his departure he cut his own birth
day cake. The ceremony took place
in the mayors parlor in the presence
Of small company.
Wales was in a merry mood. Re
spending to request that he cut the
cake, he replied. III do anything you
like" Plunging his knife up to the
hilt into the pastry, the prince found
that he was unable either to cut the
cake or to pull out the knife.
The chef came to the princes res
cue and proceeded to cut up the cake.
Wales was presented with the first
slice. The remainder was divided into
hundreds of small pieces, which were
carried on trays to the entrance of
the parlor, where prominent women
of johannesburg clamored for por.
portions to be kept as souvenirs.
Evening star., 1925-06-25
Red Ripe Melons
Must Blush Unseen.
DR.. F0,UIer Rules

Those red ripe luscious water
melons now epidemic in Washing
ton must, hereafter, blush unseen
before the eager eyes of the local
citizenry.
DR.. William C. Fowler, District
health officer. today issued an
order prohibiting 'hucksters from
cutting melons and displaying their
enticinG contents to an avaricious
public.
1T is an insanitary practice"
DIR. Fowler explained, "and so is
the cleaning and scaling Of fish by
street hucksters." Accordingly, the
health officer also banned the latter
practice.
DIR. Fowler said he would not
feel warranted in stopping melon
hucksters from plugging 'em" to
satisfy a prospective purchasers
curiosity as to the fruits Tor is it a
vegetableD state of maturity, how
ever, which is regarded as a signal
victory for opponents of the old
school favoring "plunkin' EN-
Evening star., 1925-06-25
s. 5 5

5-Misses' $3.50 Twill Coats. Be sure to
see these! Glover straishtIine models
with fur collars of mink squirrel and
plat wolf. some with fur borders. $35.
6-Msses' $6e.5o Dress Coats, Of jewell
tone with fur borders Of natural kit
fox; green, amber and rust. S35.
miss $3.50 WHITE Coat, in novelty
cloth, with fur collar Of natural kit
fox $35.
5-Misses' S55 Dress Coats, Of satin and
bengaline; beautiful flare models and
smart straishtiine styles; trimmed
with Summer furs; black and cocoa.
S35.
3-Misses' $3.50 Ensemble Suits, Of lor.
chene, with matching frock and blouse
"a remarkable value! In chilli and
sLMisses' $3.50 Lace Dresses, in exclu-
sive styles; TERED and straishtIine
models; with ribbon eirdles. S35.
misses $69.50 Dance Frocks, cool,
Summary TERED models; in tea rose.
s-Misses' s55 to $3.50 one-of-a style
Afternoon and Dance Frocks, of
printed chiffon. seorsette and crepe
roma. In tea rose, maize, orchid and
tan; lovely creations at only $35 to-
morrow!
Misses Apparel-Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-25
5000 MODERN WOODMEN
TAKE PART IN PARADE
Record Group to Exemplify Ritual
and Secret Work of Order ,
Tonight.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 25.-Legislat ton
and business disposed of, the Modern
Woodmen of America, attending the
twentieth quadrennial encampment of
the organization here this week,
were prepared to enjoy today the
recreational features of the encamp-
ment.
The first of these was the rainbow
parade this afternoon. Six thousand
foresters will march.
Tonight the foresters and the as
sembled delegates and members will
form the largest group that has ever
taken part in the eXemplifcation of
the ritual and the secret work of the
organization.
The encampment will close tomor-
row.
Evening star., 1925-06-25
Women's Coats

" O"SH NOQtS
3-Women's $3.50 WooLTEx Topcoats
of smart tan polaire, SIS.
2-Women's $35 Gray Striped and Plain
WOOLTEx Sports Coats, SIS.
1-S495o Rose Suedebloom Sports Coat.
with fetching fur border, SIS
1o-Women's $55 Silk Capes. in flare and
straiehtline styles. Choose from green,
amber, rust and black. Think Of the
saving-at SIS!
2-Women's $4e.5o Chii.coIor Twill Coats.
in flare style, SIS.
22S49.50 Natural Kasha Topcoats-very
swageer styles! SIS.
1-Woman's s39.5o WOoLTEx Tailored
Twill Coat, in chilli, only SIS.
Little Wor1en's Coats
1-$5e.5o Black kashmr Dress Coat Of
unusual charm, SIS.
2-little Women's $55 Twill Coats. in
navy and black twill with flare front.
Lucky-if you get one of these! SIS
@$49.50 Sports Coats. styled for little
women. In chill and rust shades OnJv
SIS. '
Little Woman's Coat of bambino blue
exceptional at SIS.
Won1en's Suits
6-Womens WOOLTEx Tailored Suits
with smart, short box jackets In tan
and rust tweed, SIS.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-25
Extra Special!
SO Odd Skirts-S5
We're $8.95 to S22.5O

Black and Brown Satin Skirts, with bod.
ice tops.
Bright eolored Flannel Skirts for outino.
and vacations.
Plaid, Striped and Plain kashmir Sus
pender Skirts.
Bambno Blue BengaIine Silk Skirts with
pleated panels
Straishtline Plaid Tweed Sports Skirts.
Black, Navy and Brown Failed and Rus
sian Crepe Skirts, for larger women, in
cluster and pleated panel styles.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-25
Women's Handbags

three groups Of them have been REDUCED
anywhere from 81 to $3.50 below their
regular retail prices:
15SS2.e5 Leather and Silk Pouch Bags.
in desirable styles and shades, to be
disposed Of at ,.............-. $l.95
2o-$3.e5 Silk Pouches. in light shades for
Summer and number Of Large. Flat
Leather Underarm Bags....... S2.95
2o-Fine $3.50 to $3.50 Leather Bags. Sc
iected because only one Of each style
remains. These include fine pin seal
pouches, bags in the popular lizard
and novelty effects and few fancy
embroidered silk bags. Tomorrow
Street E100r
Evening star., 1925-06-25
For the Large Woman!
Summer AnpareI Reduced

summer ApP0TSt NeuA~eA
The groups that follow tell important
news to the woman Of above average size
or height. These Dresses are designed
for large figures and at these reductions
mean important savings.
2-S11O Navy Silk Ensemble Suits, with
lace trimmed printed radium silk
dresses; sizes 46Ia to 4sIa.... $500
1-s125 Black Bensaline Silk Coat, with
white kasha embroidered trimming:
size we ........ .......-.. S0l.iS
2-se5 Tailored Piquet Coats, full length
and lined with printed radium silk;
with large scarf to match; one in navy
blue, size 42La; one in black. size
46La ................. $500
a+$5e.50 Nicely Tailored Sports Coats,
with self convertible collar; self
stitehery; full length; lined with heavy
crepe; one in green, size 4oI2; one in
tan, size 44II ............... $500
1$4e5o Dresses for large women, rare
vaIues-aII at one price! Two in
black. sizes 3sNs and 4oIa; ! in tan,
size 42A; in brown. size 40Iz; in
navy eeorsette. size 3sIa. Al are this
seasons modeIs-ore Of a kind dress
ss. in long, slim lines, with short and
Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-25
Summer Sweaters

offer two remnant groups at quick
clearance prices
AIlwooI, Fiber and Fiber and wool Sweat
ers, in both slip-on and coat styles,
reduced to Observation-Disclosures. S2.9S
$10 to $3.50 Sweaters-odds and ends
taken from our regular stocks, just
two of style, in slip-on and
coat modeIs-tomorrow ......... $5.95
Street Eln0r
Evening star., 1925-06-25
3 Blouse Groups

take important markdowns for imme.
diate disposal-
75-cotton Bouses, Of English broad
cloth, voiIes and dirities, in tailored
models; all slightly mussed from han
ding; to be closed out at ...... 79c
4e5 and $5.e5 Silk sIouses. odds and
ends Of printed silk and crepe de
chine overblouses and tuck-ins, $1.95
$3.50 to 1896 Silk BIouses Of crepe de
chine and prints, in the light Summer
shades and white; both long and short
sleeves ...................... $4.95
AIso-$21.5o to $25 Twopie Silk
Blouse -Froeks, Of crepe de chine and
printed crepe, in stunning sports
styles; pIeated skirts with hip length
overbiouses .................. $500
Evening star., 1925-06-25
Reaches Million.

That a woman passenger was justi-
fed in striking a bus conductor who
tried to detain her when she refused
to give her name during a dispute
over a dog, was the verdict of Lon
don court.
Evening star., 1925-06-25
Stockings to Clear!

Include Sports Stockings for vacation
wear! Stock up now while you can make
an extra saving!
$1.5o Ribbed Sports Stockings, in white
and coIors, with contrasting stripes
running around .................$1
s. Silk and -iisIe Sports Stockings, IN
novelty striped patterns-lisht and
dark eolors ................ .$1.95
Eu,I-fashioned Silk Stockings, with Isle
garter hems-every pair perfect. Just
odd sizes. In black, gray and
Drown OCC
Outsze Chiffon Silk Stockings, full fash
ioned and silk from top to toe. Broken
sizes ...................... 81. 80
Full. fashioned Silk Stockings, with Isle
garter hens and feet. Both plain and
lace eIox. Light and dark eoIors 81 IS
Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-25
S255

s-Msses' s4e5o Coats. in twill Iorchene
and jeweItone. Exceptionally smart
straiehtIine and Hare-front models,
with Summer fur borders, edeings or
collars, go at $25.
3-Misses' $3.50 Coats, of jeweltone, in
straishtlne models, trimmed with fur
or self material; natural color or
green. $25.
2-Msse.' $4o.5o Silk Coats. Of black
crepe satin, trimmed with fur. SIS.
2-Misses' $6e.5o Ensemble Suits, with
stunning matching frocks in tan and
taupe that can be worn separately. $25.
s-Misses' $3.50 Afternoon Froeks, of
crepe de chine and georsette, in stun
3-Misses' $45 Printed Chiffon Afternoon
Frocks. $25.
Misses S4s.5o Afternoon Froeks, of
crepe roma and georgette. $25.
3-Misses' $3.50 Striped Silk Sports
Frocks, in clever straiehtline models.
Evening star., 1925-06-25
$:355
Women's Exclusive Coats

" OHISV EICIUSIUe COATS
5-Womens $3.50 Front-tie Flare Coats,
IN black and cocoa benealine silk with
beautiful fur coIars-tomorrow only,
S35.
1o-Womens Beautiful SOS Black Satin
Coats. in flare styles, with jabot revers
and smart badger borders, S35.
5-Women's $3.50 Dressy Coats, in waffle,
green and tan joseena, with badger
Understanding models! $35.
5-Women's $65 Sports Coats Of suede and
yamara, in the smart flare and straight
ne styles with chic fur borders. Bam-
bino, green and gypsy. Only S35!
3I$5950 Fur -bordered Twill Coats that
will go fast at $35. They're in black
and rust.
1o-Women's $495o Navy and Black
WOOLTEx Twill Coats-alI beauti-
fully edged with furs. Fur collars, too,
$35.
Evening star., 1925-06-25
Wor,en's High-Cost Suits

-Women's $3.50 Tan and kashmr En-
sembIe Sports Suits, $35.
-Womans $95 Tan kashrir Ensemble
Suit-a stunning model for only $35.
-Women's $50 WOOITEx Tailored
Suits, in fashionable imported mixtures
tan and blue, $35.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-25
Cotton Lingerie

Philippine Gowns and Envelope Chemise,
of fine nainsook, made entirely by
hand; yokes embroidered in solid and
hand drawn work, with without
sleeves; in white, flesh and
peach Observation-Disclosures. S16S
Handmade Nainsook Step-ins, with hem
stitching and hand drawn work the
corners, edged with Irish crochet
lace ..........--..--.. Sl.ZS
Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-25
At SIS

So Far, in the Festival at S69.50
to $3.50
Womens Exclusive Dresses. Only one
Of style. Evening gowns of crepe
romaine and AIexairde crepe, figured chif-
fon, chantilly lace, beautiful beading in
colored and crystal beads. Styles include
fine lace yoke effects, flares, godets, en-
sembles, tunie models and tailored models
for afternoon wear, S55.
Women's Dress Shops-Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-25
At $25

Further Reductions From $35 to S49.5O
Close-Out Prices
Women's Afternoon, Dinner and Street
Dresses Of satins, eeoreette, crepe roma,
flat crepe and printed crepe, with flounc-
ing Of fine lace of pleated self material.
Az the wanted style effects-sodets, flares,
hne embroideries, pteats and tucks. S25.
Evening star., 1925-06-25
Women's Coats

-swaeger models in green poIaire, $40.
2-Womens $40 Gray and White Imported
Topcoats-only $40.
2-Women's $35 Tan and Rust Plaid
Sports Coats with wanted belted backs
tomorrow, $40.
1-Womans S495o kashmir Sports Coat
in the new chill. $40.
Coats for Little Women
4$35 Sports Coats Of suede and poIaire
in tan and rust. Styled especially for
little women, $40.
Evening star., 1925-06-25

1-Woman's $69.5o Chill color Twill Coat,
with smart fox border, $25.
.6-Wonen's SOS Straightline and Flare
Goats of suedebloom and twill, with
fine fur borders. In coIors-am-
Der. chilli wigwam and green, S25.
1-Woman's S55 Straightiine Coat Of wig
wan lorchene. Attractive fur border,
S25.
+Wonen's $55 and s4e.5o Tailored Twill
Coats, in black, gray and tan-tomor.
row going at S25.
Women's Suits at $25
2-Women's $40 Navy Twill Suits, with
short box jackets and velvet collars
Save SIS! Price, $25.
3-Womens SIS Silk Ensemble Suits, in
chill. purple and tan. Can you resist
that? Only $25
Evening star., 1925-06-25
Silk Lingerie Remnants

take drastic reductions to clear them
during the Close Out Festival Week!
Envelope Chenise Of radium silk and
crepe de chine, tailored and lace
trimmed models. Also a few Glove
Silk Vests, trimmed with Irish Gro
chet lace; flesh color and peach, Sl.85
Gowns, Envelope Chemise and Step-ins,
of radum silk And crepe de chine,
trimmed with fet and val laces; tai
Iored styles with hemstitched
Silk Gowns and Envelope Chemise,
trimmed with French val and venise
iaces; inserts of embroidery net; in
flesh, white, orchid, peach. maize and
nile green Observation-Disclosures. S3.S5
Silk Neeligees, Of seorsette, charmeen
and baronette satin, in slip over and
draped styles; trimmed with ostrich
fringe; in white, rose, orchid and tan
serine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1O.85
Evening star., 1925-06-25

@Msses S45 Coats, stunning straight
line models, with Summer fur borders;
gray, rose and green. SIS.
6-Msses' $3.50 Dress Coats, of twill and
iorchene, with smart flare fronts and
straiehtline styles; with fur edenes
or borders; navy, chilli and tan. sis.
2-Misses' $3.50 Silk Coats, of beneaIne,
with Summer fur borders. In rust and
black. SIS.
2-Misses' $3.50 kashmir and Tweed
Suits, with long and box jackets; gray
and amber. SIS.
8-Misses' $22.50 2-pece Sports Dresses.
in novelty materials; white, flesh and
venezia blue. $15.
1o-Misses' $25 Flat Crepe and Crepe de
Chine Sports and Afternoon Froeks,
beautifully lace trimmed. SIS.
3--Misses' $35 Dance Frocks. of seorsette
and lace, in rose and maize. SIS.
12-Misses' $3.50 to S35 One Of a style
Georgette, Canton and Flat Crepe
Dresses, in rose, navy. iipstick. maize
and green. SIS.
Evening star., 1925-06-25

Street Floor
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

and has been given the unofficial approval of the ranking army and navy officials here.
 A flight in four sections is contemplated San Francisco to Honolulu. Honolulu to Manila, Manila to Australia and Australia Honolulu. All will follow commercial steamship routes.
 Commander John Rodgers, U. s. N. commander of the naval air forces here, said that while he considers the hop from San Francisco to Honolulu as "tsunt' he hoped it could be made He garded the route from Honolulu to Australia practicable and estimated that it could be covered with one of the navy's type planes in six days as compared with the present steamer time of II days.
 Mir. Stead has pledged the aid of the Australian government the project. The greatest feat, he added, would be the 2100-mile hop from San Fran cisco to. Honolulu. With this accomplished the flight to Manila could be accomplished in easy stages, with stops at Johnston Island Jauit Is land Panape and the Pelew group The third leg would be from Manila to sandakan, and would then follow the route taken by Sir Ross Smith in his memorable flight from Europe to Australia. along calm water always would be encountered. The fourth leg of the journey would be from Sydney to Honolulu. by way of Fiji, Samoa, Phoenix and Pal myra Islands.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
LITTLE BILLY BARNETT
 DIES OF TONSILITIS

On Sunday evening, January IS. Billy Barnett, little son of Mir. and Mrs. Walter W. Barnett, passed away after an illness of compara- lively short duration, ten days of which he spent at the Maynard-Col- umbus Hospital. The little fellow had improved SO we'll at the hos- pital that it was thought that he would be able to be taken to his home the next day. but his little heart could not stand up to the requirements of his ordeal and he passed away suddenly.
 Billy was born on December 13. 1921, at Baker, Oregon, and was 3 years. 1 month and 5 days old at the time of his death. He is survived by his mother and father and little sister Kathryn. and many relatives on the Outside, who join them in their grief.
 The funeral service was held on Wednesday afternoon at the Con- gregational Church. Rev. Baldwin officiating. and sympathetic audi ence was in attendance at the church. The Hammon Company operations were shut down for the day and Mir. Barnett's fellow work CTS joined in the demonstrations of respect Two vocal solos were rem dered by Miss Jessie Newton, and Mrs. c. J. Woofter played a violin solo, accompanied by Mrs. May Bunting.
 After the remains were viewed, the procession accompanied them tc the undertaking parlors where preparations are being made for shipment Outside. and in the mean time the body will rest in the Ma sonic vault at Belmont Point Gem etery.
 The feelings of the entire com munity go, out to the bereaved lam fly in these dark hours of their grief.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
NO APOLOGY

The Soviet Government demands apology from Great Britain for fmputing it the crculat- ing of propaganda for the overthrow of the British institutions. This reminds of the indignant denial that from Moscow when Secretary of State Hughes charged the Soviet Government with the circulation of communstic literature in the United States. Instead of recantng, MT. Hughes produced documentary proof of his indictment. There will be apology from Great Britain, but instead there will be further tightening British defenses against the insiduous Bolshevik influence
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
PARIS PRAISES LOFTY SENTIMENTS

PARIS. Jan. 23. tAP)-Paris today is talking admirngly of M. Robneau, governor of the Bank of France, because he has refused salary calcu- lated the basis of the depreciated franc He still draws compensation the number of francs he did before the 'I into this bank poor, and I shall leave it poor" says MT. Rob ineau.
 The Minister of Finance recently dvulged this about MT Robineau in the chamber. and all the deputies applauded.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks to our kind neighbors and friends who, during these hours of our be- reavement, have extended to us many kindnesses and sympathies; and for the floral tributes bestowed on the occasion of the loss of our beloved son, Billy.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. W. Barnett.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
LOMEN AND ELLIOT
 LEAVE FOR OUTSIDE

On Thursday morning Ralph Lo- men and Territorial Representa- tive J. J. Elliot, left over the trail for Nenana where they will go by railroad to Anchorage. Mir. Lomen will continue on to the Outside, by steamer. and MT. Elliot will go to Juneau, to attend the session of the Territorial Legislature.
 While Outside Mir. Lomen plans to spend the time between his ar rival and his return on the first Victoria, in business connected with the company, and 8 vacation
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
BERLIN CHEWS AMERICAN GUM

BERLIN Jan. 23. (AP)-The Germans have given American chewing gum d try out, and like it. The little five cent packages have become familiar sight in Berlin. along With signs setting forth the merits of the goods. The packages re tail here about 20 cents. and sale in bar Der shops. drug stores department stores cafes and from peddler's carts in the streets.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
AIRMEN PLAN FLIGHT TO BELT THE
 PACIFIC FROM SAN FRANCISCO

HONOLULU. Jan. 23. (AP)-The visit of the United States Fleet to Hawaiian and Australian waters will be made the occasion for the first round the Pacific flight, under plans which being backed by the Pan Pacific Union here.
 The idea conceived by David Stead, Aus tralian delegate to the Pan Pacific Food Conserva- tion Conference who has made a study of aviation
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
ROWE FINISHES HIS
 TIE CONTRACT IN
 THE SOLOMON SECTION

Gilly Rowe has finished his work for the U. S. Road Commission near Solomon. and is busy moving his gear back to Nome.
 This is the word brought to Nome by Road Commissioner Chas. D. Jones and Tom Gaffney. who made the trip down the coast last week for the purpose of inspecting the work that MT. Rowe had done with his crew and teams for the Road Commission.
 During the forty days which were required to complete the work, Mir Rowe was able to keep going all but four days. when the weather did not permit the work to go on.
 The ties hauled to the right of way for the Road Commission were hauled firm the right of way of the old Solomon River Railroad and will now be used to make a cordu- roy road for horse-drawn or motor vehicles through the marshy reaches and across the Ruby Di- vide.
 Twenty head of horses were used by Mir Rowe in the work and on the way back he is using them to transport other equipment that he used formerly in that section for the moving of a dredge.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
LOCAL NEWS

Chas. D. Jones, District Road who just returned from the Solomon section few days ago, says there is an extra ordinarily large number of foxes in that region this year. and the trappeH are experiencing good re- suits, especially in the Casa De- paga.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24
GERMAN TELEPHONES FOR JAPAN

SIEMENSTADT, Germany Jan. 23 (AP)-The Japanese government has ordered 12,00O automatic telephones from manufacturer of this city. They are to be installed at Yokohama to replace the equipment destroyed by the earthquake. The new apparatus will be equipped with device for in suring the service against earthquake disturbances
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

Mir. and Mrs. John J. Elliot, who arrived from Dime Creek last week have taken up residence at the Flowers house on First Street. Mrs. Elliot will live there this winter while her husband attends the ses- sion of the Alaska Legislature.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

Information has been received to the effect that the incoming steamships will arrive at Anchor age on the following dates:
 Alameda arrived yesterday.
 Yukon. Jan. 31.
 Alameda, Feb. :.
 Alaska, Feb. 14.
The Nome nugget., 1925-01-24

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New Britain herald., 1925-10-29
FAMOUS SWORD RETURNED
Col. Colburn's Weapon, Captured During Civil War, Now Is Placed In State Capitol.

Hartford, Conn, Oct. 2s H)-The sword of Col. Ledyard Colburn of the 18th Connecticut regiment of the Civil War, captured by Confederate troops. and recently returned, was presented to the state today by the Connecticut department, c. A. R. at exercises in the capitol Executive Secretary Edward L. Kelly repre- senting Governor Trumbull. accept ed the sword for the state and 1t was placed in one of the cases in which the states battle flags are kept.
 A large numker of Civil War vet erans and members of patriotic or ganlzations atteided.
 The Rev. James W. Davis of Bridgeport, department commander, made the principal address. Former Commander Ira R. Wildman of Danbury, who headed the commit tee which recently returned to Con- federate veterans Confederate flag captured during the Civil War, spoke of the hospltable manner In which they were received in the southern city.