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, once .. a...“ on. inner. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 26. 1915 Fair and wmewhat warmer tonight. TVt o CENT!
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NAIIONALLNOINOIIIOIIAI
Rev. F. A. Coleman Delivers Eloquent
Thanksgiving Day Sermon in
Trinity church
The Rev. hederick A. Coleman.
rector of Trinity Episcopal Church.
delivered an excellent sermon yester-
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Seerf etiry'r: “00's Scheme Calls! day morning on Thankfulness for 0.. Miss Florence Glfield Becenesl agnuedand [Granim‘n meet. the p08" Big Storm Sweeps Farming Country ltalians Continue All‘ ' i
' W W portunities~National and lndi id 1." ' 0 co epar men 0 t s city has . . ' ‘
0 II: II I TIX v as “I. BI'III. .‘ WI c.Nllovltllrentened to discontinue mail ser— I” Ilot Springs and DOGS Great TI'ICtSIIOI Many ““98 so” III j
IHARIISOIIING
DAY WEDDINGS
~ IN- NORWAIR
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SIREH CONDITIONS MAI
SIOI’ I’. O. SERVICE
All Requests For Repairs Must be
Made in Writblg to the layer
and My Council
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Because of the very poor conditior.
of North Taylor avenue, Toilsome
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Vessel Carried a Crew 1
BY StiAAAIA
275 Men — New French
War Loan 3 Success;-
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His text was from Psalms H7, 1. A
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EXGW Ind “3305‘“! VIT- Joyful and Pleasant Thing it is to be I“ “.3 8!: “who" at Monte-e to residents on these streets. “.9“ t, hinge “Wt .
IOI|S Colnrnodities Thankful. He said: III to“. Str t .\ it was stated‘thts morning that all CWT“! “mulch” "I“ “a “le French Fro!“
From the very time that we are able 00 requests for repairs and all manners - Strawberry "III ”Shit?“ ,
OISOIENE—ilhllll
Iliiiil til it mull
over $112,000,000 to he Raised
it Bill Goes Through
WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.——Cost of
the administration‘s defense program
for the first year would be met by an
increase in internal taxation, if Con-
gress gives its approval to Secretary
ibchdoo's suggestion.
In a formal announcement Mr. Mc-
Adoo declared his belief that an in-
creased tax levy\was preferable to a
bond issue, adding that it could easily
be borne by the American people. lle'
would raise the necessary revenue by
lowering the income tax exemptions
and assess variousrcommodities.
Secretary McAdon‘s statement was
issued ill-connection with an estimate
of (the
.»
mill" turns up to the close 61
the next fiscal year. no places Nile
amount of additional revenue re-
huired for the expenditure for 1917 at ~
$112,858,394, including 893.000.000 for
new measures for national defense.
.Tllls estimate is based upon the as.
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m1 Governmqnl’eqmenuesr
to lispe our prayers, we are taught
that the first prayer of all is that one
containing thanks. And although we
are unable to appreciate the why and
wherefore of prayer, still there is
instilled in us the thought that God
is our Father and tllat we are depend-
ent upon him for everything.
Another Thanksgiving day purpose-
ly set aside according to the old New
Ilinglnnd custom for the' peOple of]
llIli-‘SB United States to unitedly return'
thanks to the Great Provider of all
things for His bounty and loving kind-
ness to us as a people and as individ-
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RABIESTPIIIENI
. illiS l4 PERSONS
Escapes; ftp-l Pitlshlhgtl hospital
. 'PlTTSBUll-Glli’l’n..' Nov? sit—John
Bukowa. aged 2’]. while suffering from
rabies became violent and escaped
from 9‘. hospital yesterday. running
through a crowded thoroughfare
scratching and biting at people until
a police patrol wagon gave chase.
After a battle with Kultowa in which
and ,1‘, 13' .7“
OIIIIIIIRI MIN IANIS
[ISI RORNAIII BRIDE.
Mr. Illing and bliss Woodward;
Married on Thudtsgivlng Eve, by!
Pastor Vahlstrole
The marriage of Miss Florence
Garfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Garfield, of South Noi'walk,
to Matthew Galbo. of Bridgeport. was
solemnized yesterday morning‘gt 11
o'clock. at St. Joseph's churfl d“ The
ceremony. which was part" " d by
the Rev. Richard J. Carroll: was at-
tended by a lage delegation of toll:
lives and friends of the contracting
parties, guests being present from
Norwallt. Bridgeport and Stamford.
The bride was charming in aboutume
“Masonite: net
taco '-overdresd‘”antl“ trimmings vof
w'hlte. ’and carried a bquuet of white
roses. :1
The bridesmaid wait Miss Minnie
Garfield. a sistgr of the bride, ~iho
was attired in yellow messalinc. with
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cf complaints concerning the streets
must be made lp writing to the mayor
and city council. who will refer them‘
to the street wputment for lnvestl-‘
gallon and probable action. Personal
complaints don'I go. ‘ I
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The street department workmen are
busy at this time doing work along
Rowayton avenue and cleaning gut-
ters in various sections of the city.
Work in the department is slow now.
and will be ulltll the boardof esti-
mate flnsily decides what the departs
mont's appropriation will be.
M
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rSROI OIAO IN Illll‘
Assistant rum clitoral 'Ifison,‘
' ' Elects. Ida‘s-d of lichen, lay
in. Sole of crime
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ST. LOUIS, NOVqu—lll ‘Villiam
Street. assistant chiefiof police of
Madison. “1.. known as the biggest po-
licoman in Illinois. rests today. the
police believe. the power, to clear up
tile mystery of the death of his so
trangod wide. Mrs. Catherine Austral.
and Patrolman Charles F. Barmeir. of
. . one was .
‘0“th by the storm and no poses as necessity requires.
MINI OI IIII. INIIIRIO
III III HOSPIIILS
Many Farm Houses Demolishzd
and Communication Interrupted
The 'Strawberry Hill district of the
East Side continues to grow rapidly.
Next to the Marvin Beach Tract this
section of the third district has
grown the liveliest within the
year or so. Many new bungalows andl
land has been cut up into suitable.
HOT SRPINGS, ArlL. Nov. 26.—-—Ro step is the selling of sixteen acres inI
lief work was resumed at daybreaktthts vicinity to The Realty Corporal1
today in the lornIdO-Bwevl tanninS‘tion of New York. by Katherine HIIFrench war loan is reported from . -
district south of Hat Springs. in which. Abbott. The land will doubtlessly be
ten persons are known to have been divided for building purposes.
killed late yesterday. ‘ Nearly “'02 Kennett Rossiter has purchased 10';
score persons were injured. several; acres. with building thereon. in Conn-l
of them serIOUBIY- ll I5 Bald "‘9 deathIty street. from Edwin L. Stevensonl
list may 80 “Eh" “he“ full detail“ Mr. Rossiter is having the land and'
of the storm M9 know“. 0““ to “I” ' buildings extensively improved.
Wide area covered. “ probably Wm be‘ Jesuit Fathers, of the Maureen in-
into today before accurate estimates stltute. have purchased. from Jacob
of the tornado's damage are avail. B. Raymond and William E. Daniels.
able- 8 ‘ was notltlve acres of land near Keyser island.
The city of “0‘ l" “5' ”This will be used for building pur-l
hurt .uithln the city limits. \
Six of thodead were whites. .Manyl
of the lniured. were brought to boo-t
pitale here.
Many farm houses were demolished.
,All the dead and injured were farm-
ln the fast-growing Chestnut Hill-
dlatrlct. inea Gallagher has purchased
zoncfsa. together with buildings. from
Benjamin E. Allen.
lduring the past few weeks. accordkt:
'to the records of the townaclork. in-
clude:
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Other minor real estate transfers '
on .Gorizia--0uiet Alta! “
The sinking of the German pan.
tected cruiser Frauenlob by a a" W
marine of the Ententc Allies i
semi-officially announced in K-
trograd, a London dispatch statel.‘
pas“i'l‘he Fraucnlob was a sister 95’ ..
of- the cruiser Undinc, recelfly
.honlcs have been erected here. and lost, and carried a crew of ’15,.
men. A report that the Fram-
building lots. The latest progressive A lot, has been sunk was received ll.
Copenhagen on Nov. u.
Remarkable success for the new
Paris.
The? Italians are vigorously
pressing their attack on Goring;
the "storming of Iadditifld’
tren
northeast of the city being report,
ed by General Cadorna. Austlian
counter attacks are declared a
have been repulsed. Prcgress in
the Italian. forces on the Cam» ‘-
Plateau also is claimed.
Quiet on the front in' F
announced by Paris.
been a heavy snowfal in the Vet
go: Mountains._ .
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TTALIANS“ CbAiM . __ I ‘
ADDITIONAL snooty»
ROME. Nov: '25, yia'T‘ fat-ts.
L1 :55 _p. m.——'l'l'ie capture of ads:
rancoil.
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iditlonal ground On the Calvinism-
crest northeast of Gor'lzia',’ is
Joseph Deaboclt to John Klavar. loti claimed in the War Office state-y *
chee on the Calvario {lager
There has“?
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a.
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the St. Louis Police Department.
sumption that con '
Gross will continue and buildings, Summit avenue, First. m'ent issued today, the [expat
in {effect the present emergencytax
law- and custctns duty\on 'sugar.
It' is oxplaifi’ednthat while the pro
posed army ‘and navy appropriation
in 1917 would represent an increase
for preparedness considerably in ex-
cess of the 893,000,000 :1 part of the
expenditures authorized actualld
would not be spent during that venr
Th‘at amount. it is stated, would cover
:2: increase for which additional rev-
os must be fo -
. has; und by the next Con-
ff Congress approves of Secretarv
McAdoo’s proposals. the income tail
exemption on single persons would be
reduced from 83,000 to 82.000 and on
'turned to the hospital. where he "at-
six, policemen were either bitten cr’
scratched, the afflicted man was ro-
tacked the superintendent. the physi-
cian in charge and an orderly.
A few hours later he died.
All the police involved “have been
granted leaves of absence to undergo
the Pasteur treatment as a precau-
tion. and the hospital officials and
the orderly have been placed under
observation.
'Bukowa was bitten by a. dog about
‘two months ago, but no attention was
paid to his injuries until no egan to
act strangely yesterday morning.
Fourteen persons in all were bitten
by Buko‘wa. eleven of whom were at
once sent to Mercy hospital to under-
‘SIIIIIIION IRIII
Army wish to express its gratitude
and thanks for the splendid co—cpera-
tion of their comrades and friends in
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IIIIIIIISOIIIIIG OINIIIR
190 ”iii!“ M It Fe.‘tv‘ers. Street had quarreled with
and500 Wiilhe flared for at!
.cmstnlas V.
The local corps of the Salvation
nnection with their annual free
‘here last night. each shot through the
married‘persons from $4,000 to 83-
000; the surtax on incomes above 820,-
I)00 would be lowered to 810 000 or
815.000 and new taxes would 'be im-
posed on numerous articles includin
gasoline. crude and refined 1' .0“:
horsepower of automobiles and other
internal combustion. engines.
go Pasteur treatment. included in
Bert Reamer and four staff physicians
“ will probaly recover within 2 weeks.
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BARBER IROEII’S IIII’IIIII ERIIIIOIIIO INSI’ltllOR
IIIIIEO IN RUSSIA
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“Somewhere in Russia" a young’ Building
inspector CiaF‘ence
the number were Superintendent Hor-
of the Allegheny General hospital.
According to physicians tonight the
condition of all" who received treat-
' merit today was not serious and they
HEIRS NEW ‘IIOIORI
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nephew 01' Henry Froeb..well-known Finch.-while visiting in Bridgeport.
Thanksgiving dinners for the worthy
poor of the Norwalk- District. They
had planned to supply 150 persons. As
a matter of fact 180 were supplied and
the Army wishes to announce that
they still have material on hand that
they are prepared to give free .of-
charge to worthy poor people after
thordugh investigation.’ Special men.
tion is made of the whole-hearts co
operation of the public schools. Fif-
teen schools took part in the collec-
[tion To the superintendent., the
principals. the teachers and to every
boy and girl who {contributed credit
is due and thanks are extended. More
than fifty different kinds of food was
whose bodies were found in an alley
heart.
. Street. with a bullet wound in the
right leg. was arrested a few hours
after the shooting. but denied shoot-
ing either his wife or Barmeir.
According to a bartender and oth-1
his.
wife in a wine room near the scene.
of the shooting and within a block of
Mrs. Street's home. From the wine.
room. according to witnesses. Street
took his wife into an alley.
man Bameir followed them.
as the trio were out of sight five
were heard.
When several men rushed 'to the
alley. they found the bodies of Bar-
shots
policeman was his_revolver With two
shells discharged. On. Street was
found a revolver with one chamber
empty. but this, he pointed out, was
a precautionary measure adopted by
many policemen to prevent explosion
of the weapon should it fall';‘ His re-
volver bore no powder-marks, 'and,
according to the police. seemed not to
have been fired recently.
Street said that while he was talk-
ing to his wife in the Alley. someone
called out "Now I’ve got you." and
tired. one bullet hitting him and an
other his wife. Street said he ran
without returning «the, tire.
Pail-ob '
and just
nislr and 'Mrs. Street wltbh a. a0,
ifr'at of each other. By the side of the
District. War. . w ;
Cttroline P. Gygelgto Jacob B. Ray-I
mood and William E. Daniels, threeI
tracts of land. near Keynes- Island.“
I Foreclosure.
OOIIIIIE‘
One ofrl-loyt's ‘l‘ldbory teams again
ley can} Bertha Brcdbeck to William Law-I
figured in a ulixli with a trot
on Wednesday ”suing. on Riverside 10,. lot. Norwaik Parlr. w”-
a'ycnue J 8le Maxw who was in; Edith L. B.'Bourne to Edward M.
e tfim. “P 5"va “M‘BAWeileS. lot and buildings. East ave.(
Riverside “3:3 NW!“ 10" Newlnue. War. I
Cnnun- 0" “Wu“? ‘3“ °°“'I William ,Kmsch to William H.
of the road he V” ""9““ Holmes and wife, two lots. Grandvlew
ditlon
close to the ear tracks, and in 3°“:Wl’a'rk. War.
manner maltose!“ ‘0 drive dmctyl Christian Swartz and wife 5m .
to them lust‘ae 2110 “a" :fizcmrles W. Pennetl and wtfe..lot and
from ngltngget with lbuildings. Haviland street. War. _
Car an ‘f the horses was’ Estate of James M. Beers to Bessie
and one 0 il‘lewellyn. lot and buildings. 36 Or-
- ln~
man to the ,sround- sew“ W zonal-d at". t .
dows in the car were smashed,,hut no ; 8- administrators dead.
on
four‘car
down.
crash.
Lockyear. lay the blame for the accl-
Ident on Maxwell. whom they claim:
Iwas intoxicated. No charges weal
will be held tomorrow afternoon. One
., of the biggest times in Masonic on.
cles will stir Norwalk at that time.
one was injured. The horse that was‘
thrown received cuts and bruises “Mm marl-0’s BIB
about the head. but was not seriously‘
hurt. The car's crew. Arnold and m ~
E IONORROII I’. N.
~ d 0 action will bet '
:Jl‘sde. hzzeevi‘mfindnwagon were un.l The annual fall ceremonial of Mon-
n. ‘ ,
'tingled and both proceeded on their ker Grotto, No. 55, M. V. p. E. 3‘-
!way with but thegloss of a little time.
N a COUPLE sun.
TT Avinl’sso " There. will be bands of music aplenty.
V I 1 tin of
Two jitneys, filled with Bridgeport :ttgefzzrzsege most in em 8 .
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony No less a personage that Lieuten»
'BURRI
which follows-: _
“There tirerc artillerv duels M
infantry detachments iii the me '
between the Adige and the 3123* ,~
ta and in Carma. ‘ -' - ‘
“()n the heights northeast of i
Goriz'la the battle continued tugs I
orously yesterday. We exten .
the ground occupied on the Cal» ‘
vario crcst“by storming fresh
trenches. All enemy counter 3&2
tack was repulsed bv violent habit";-
to'hand fighting and bomb throw? “
..
for»
me. . .
“On the Carso Plateau we also
made progress in the Monte SN
Michele zone to the north Ilia-
tween Boschini and Pcteano ado
to the south toward Sari Martifi
where we took fifty-one prison—
crs."
SERBS WILL HOLD
OUT TO THE LA“.
PARIS. Nov. 26. 5 a. mew-5’
prediction that no ‘matter what
happens Serbia "will 'be"bom
again." was made by VV arlen—1
ister Bokovitclr to-the Serb M
t'm’s Monastir .corespondcnt. nth
quotes the Serb general as says»
in
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5‘ch are ready. to hold out to
the last. If fortune abandons at
together so much the worse. be;
we still shall hope. Serblaknoia
how to will liberty after five con
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barber of North Main street, has yesterday. with his family, heard what
found a” hero'sgrave. Mr.“Fl-o'eb, appeared to be accurate infprmation
, ,wgdnegday filming received a letter. concerninh the various and I'frequbnt
from relatiwsi. in Germany bearingg‘epbrts of a munition factory. coming
the‘sad news. Some tilne ago anotherto Norwalk. . ' . .
relative of. Mr. Fitceb's. while fighting The inspector. said this morning
in the German Army, suffered new” that in Bridgeport they seem to knbw
of one of mgmamg more about the proposition than is
donated by the children.
The-dinners were~ sent out in has-
kets to the homes of the people. The
preliminary exercises commenced at
'8 o'clock ingtli'e‘ evening. After sing-
ing, and prayer. songs and solos wore
sunghy the boys and- girls. short ad- ‘
ldresses were ‘made by Adjutant and equipment ordered bythe NOW
turies under the Turkish yoke. It
will be the same tomorrow. Sep-
b'ia will live foreyaer. You cannon
kill all Serbs, an
d, Serbia w'lllilhu
born again to grow greaterln the
future}?
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past. and promised a finished and\ When the dispatCh to the M
dramatic presentation, . Original mo-
stmt NS I“ ieet five lnchel incmot‘o' 01:9 Bumtt aygnue’ descend.
height and W915“ more than 30.oied upon them unexpectedly, yesterday
pounds. afternoon. just asrthe turkey was be
ingrs'erved. The guests were nT’med'edly elaborate ceremonial" will mark
to a fine dinner. and a musicals fol-m1e occasion. A mm cost has been
NEW HAVEN,,ch. 26.-—-Thc newilowed,‘ Master JamesK-Ghiotto and Mas-I undergoing rehearsfis for some time
I Haven ter Albert Conway. of . Bridgeport. "
lpleasing with violin selections. After
ant-Governor Clifford B. Wilson. who
’3. aswell. mayor of Bridgeport, will
be among the “goat riders." A decid- .‘t
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new uAvéN avo comment
't'm was filed on the 19th then!
——
.5» . , ‘ . 1 known in this, city. There it is rumor-
.tj POULTRY snow A chooses. ‘ ed' ““3 h“ be” f" “m “med“
. A decided and very satin ‘ ' I I
‘ , motory suc- the newly‘ formed, but be yet? un-r
ccss did the second annual exhibition limited company, is planning to build
éf the, Norwolkr‘lPoilltry‘ Association; immense -.fa'ctdr_ies in A‘Stratford. inst
prove. ‘Thcolnir whioh‘m held on'o‘ntside of Bridgéport.~ ill Worcester,
Ahead"; Wednesday andi’Thuljndny; Mass. and ,in Norwalk. The landlhhs
.. Minoan!- . ”WWII?“ 1g,_fiw.hham,gspectorFiltcl‘i teams, for» the strat-
. crowd- anlp‘yed rheumatic ford'm‘oberiy.‘ " r... ' ‘ ‘
I?! Aimgigmwfimbggnfisdlotto tion factory will locateln NOI'WIIKTE
iii his, interest. , ' ‘
" usinhditdhfiodnor'e flail." at all ‘alreadr been purchased. Building In-
. clubbimoit'3'1'h9weti.WWW .The comment amorous moot:
. .o ,_fuses absolutely letdown.
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Int
Mrs. Magoo. Captain McKinnon, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloydwhdr. and Mrs; Mung?
lee, Mr. > Palmen’Mr.‘ Parker“.- Kits. For
gusou andfotbers. Everybody‘e'had a'
lolly. .» Thinksgiving timer? no those
who contributed time and money and
miniatures: is one; who Army
will at once commence!» arrange for
a free. .0 ristniaferdtnner fort-I500. only
those wh are really. poor nesd'apply.
After investigation tickets will beats.
tributed and» only ticket; holderswsupv'
road. as-oillciully announcéd today.
includes 100. steel passenger: trains'spendin
cars, 38' freight engines of powerfuldltnsurs left for theirbolnes, 3dr. an
type. and ‘two steel dining 9‘":
eupeuditure', to. represent about 32,-‘thlners. .
309.000-? ’ , ‘. , , /
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cum arms
g a pleasant. afternoon th
M_ to
Toadmo'rooi; unnsas ou-
_.:-' warning. ‘
a
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«Mum so FALL D
illuminant.
day; and-warlt-tlled. . file when m “it!“
plied. " ..
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‘r‘&.
, L minimumsymen'berbera‘ fore
and two daughters survive." "auction of ‘worltlng'honrs.
the Mrs. Ghtotto proving delightfulentop
A NOV» 7‘ ”emu“? nonrandomrcohn. =N‘ov. 26.—.—-
Bums. used annuities. top down rant-me barber shops .in v‘roirns are
night: orator- atm- hone-here to- closed today settlements of amino
reissues washed-in mannerisms-of the day
‘suent l‘our Club. onf-Water'etreet. ‘ Ilars.‘- .
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d
ation at Monastor was repo‘,
unchanged. Serb advanced rp.
wcrc no longer in contact_
“the Bulgarians, who werefbell
ed to have .detac ..
inforcc the army attacking,
French. The Serbians'jtllen;
copied the village of Brod, ‘ny
nilKrushcvo. although. thettc
had changed hands several ti ..
being‘i‘oécupie‘d several on
‘Ibcforc .byi Belgium
tron pictures of the‘River Styx will
be shown.
fruAuuseivmo DAY unless.-
-'rwo dances marked the evening
celebration of Thanksgiving. An ‘c‘n-
”admission was held in Arlen t»
hood the auspiccsof the me born
of Court Edmonde do Anatole. “N"
‘ters'of.Amer:ica. A social than
lied troops tween
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