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PREPARE ERR AllACN
All Americans, Possibly One Excep-
tion, lave Escaped
l'ASU,
till. "Fix. Dec. 1.7 Pancho
Villa. Mexican bandit chieftiiin. liolds‘
the city or \‘lllllilttilllti and the former
I‘nrrunzu garrison is scattered.
Continuation of the full of the (up-
‘i .il of the Stale of the same name
cone to the border today when
'i'elttgrt‘s arrived A number of the
.meg officers and soldiers of the re
r ml t‘urrnnza garrison iii (‘hihuiiliuu
Innis arrived in Juarez. bringing with
tot-m much of the artillery used in the
i.iu—ttt‘(‘essl'lll defence of the city. A
”be number of wounded men were
4'." brought him .iuurcl for treatment.
r)ue Mexican civilian refugee de-
ctired today l:- had seen Villa in the
t-i‘y Monday morning before the train
He said \'ill;i was wall-hp utill
cr‘fl thi- aid of crutches, an it to in»
spire his inv-u with his fortitude ltis
i'uisttit-lie was tittiveit off and he look-
..t llili(‘il tliiu'itr than of old.
Mueng the f't‘NUfli-‘PV was Gov. l‘:..'i
iv”.
1‘ .co Trevino. brother of the general.
vi‘io had command of the defence of,
the city. (leii. Trevino fled southwest
of Chihuahua with 1.500 men when
beaten out of the city by Villa 09
'l )li'iJ} afternoon.
Hen Ozuun. second in command at
whilhutiun, lilepoited headed for the.
Loci -r at ()llniigi
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NilRNillNS NAlNEll
AWAY ERllM NRNNERS
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Defeated the New Yorlt Five by a
Score of 41 to 19 in Opening
Gains of the Season
Linc llllllilltl tr ~lzi-tball inns and
lorries u‘iseinbh/ in the local zit"-
‘I~ or} List i'\ ‘!li!l2. will there saw the
in] ot No '.\1:ti‘.~.'s 1916.17 basketball
l“.l>tl.‘t pried “if in it most propc
"‘t‘tfilli‘l‘, inasmuch as the Not-walks
willoped the Yonkers nggregution to
the overwhelming: tune of ii to 19.
in all departments of the great in‘
door Hunt. the new local tracreiltitinn
‘hid it" on their New York State op-
pouents who at times were completely
imt in the. itiil'tcle passing and team
Work of the Norwalk quintet.
The new team which will reprcsnnt
Twirwnlk on the court this season and
vfitch took the floor last evening is
«opposed of Cal-tier and Smoliclt :it
f-v'waids; Marshall and Diisnnek ccu
Art‘; Harrison and Ashmcnd guards.
'37 tl'bitilll will not. however, hippear
v coho-Ly with the local aggregation.
Ii-st evening he pluyed the first half
vi’ the game at center. and put up a
hwitutlfui exhibition of basketball.
inlder at left. forward last evening
irony: up four field baskets and five
buds and also put up a great game
pat the floor. “Mikel," Smut-ink his
. .iliv I mate on the opposite side of
the Ci; .‘l went him one better on field
goals however. getting five to his
credit. "Mike" has played many
tunes before in Norwalk. boat for and
against the local quintet. His play
inst eye'ni; was of its usual sterling
calibre-add “Mike“ bids fair to be-
come one of the stars of the local ag-
gregation. Marshall and Dusnnek
went fifty-fifty on the mine at center.
Marshall playing the first. half and
Immek the second. Both men put
up, fine ponies. Asbmead however.
was the our of "last. night's frolic.
The whatnot last year's Cornell
Varsity displsyed bunketbnll of the
old "Joe Droyfu'ss" type. and besides
being in the play on the floor at every
minute. rind covering hie own man to
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Great display-i “light. Prod—
riots, Etc, at Music lloll
The third annual Exhibition of the
Norwalk l’oultry Association opened
in a blaze of glory yesterday in Music,
Hall. The opening day was a tremend‘
innit Mitt "stun ii inn
littlls’ iiiiiiE ii that inn
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Social I‘MI W l the Office of Assessor in Favor
The. TWiliKlit Dance held fast even-3 .I "In” 1' Simian
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in; under the auspices of the Ladle."t
Auxilinry of the Benevolent and Pro-1
tective Order of Elks, No. 709, in itsI
home on South Main street. was
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No hard feelings have resulted from
ltlie decision handed down by Judge
of
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ous success and the show proved to be
well up to expectations. The attend-
ance was extraordinary and if the re
cord of yesterday is kept continued.
Statutes Broken in ii'uiui, COI-
ueeticut and Irv: lousy, GOI-
illssioler Italian Says
records made in siiiiiliar shows will be'
broken. A __,___
Some of the finest chickens in the
country were exhibited. All varlties of
birds were shown and they could
it: ""Tli."lii;’...il‘§'ii‘é;i“éttitifi’li‘y’ "0“ E000 Blll00ll8
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dozens and more beautiful birds can-
i not be found. They were well up to the
ltetsdllulors in New York Meet
With Goimissioner "artisan l
standard for that variety of birds. in
fact. all the numerous ,kinds were
to near perfect that the Judges but
in hard time to distribute the ribbons.
.The [stirred l’lvmouth liocitn were out
it'or the trophies in large numbers and
;they certainly did look pretty in their
istlft coa's. Wyandoltes, its white as
snow. drew the admiration of the pout
:try fancier.»
‘ There were other
\(ltit‘ki'it‘ A number of well-bred rub
,btzs were exhibited. as was it how
”v; New or ducks and geese .\ brune-
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iNASlllliRAllE Bill
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NEW YORK. live i» 't‘heeektst
i-uce of an interstate combination of:
cold storage litilfsi~> to keep up food
prices was charged today by Josele
llartigtiu, coniiiiitoiionor of" .weightc’
and measures. who as secretary of
Mayor Mitchell's committee on food
‘supply. is investigating the cost of
thing with a view in effecting rc-l
lit-t li.~ consumers. ,
"There is is sovcalled cold storage
‘ trust." Mr. llaitixnii said. “its mom-i
,hirr.» i0llllll'l.\t' .«ev’hniyfiw cold stor»‘
warehouses in New York. New"
Jersey and i‘oiiniwticui. It is believ-
features besides
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a
close rival of the Red Cross fiancei
held in the Armory a few weeks agoi
in fact, both dances were such in».
mendous successes that they will be
t
Edwin ll. (lager
(hurt, Bridgeport. in the quo warrant‘
to case instituted by William J. Shes»;
bun through his attorneys. William.
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LOCAL AND ml-
aiuveiiic NEWS.
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.h. S,.,.....,,.;Gernian Invaders Are Within Gunshot of the fiapfial— .
Alisha-German Troops Break Through the 'l‘orzliiirl
lines on the Northwest
in fitting setting for it.
.and uiuolctun'c platform.
remembered long in ”‘9 memory flT. Tammany and John H. Light.
those who attended them.’ Both social-7mm“ Frank “- Merrill. The ‘it‘i‘i'
ly-und flnlaclllly was the Twilight Bion in favor of Sheeliun had been
Hence a. subcou. expected by iiitmt of the city father:
The hall Vila-beautifully decoraued‘l‘md therefore caused but little sut-
for the occasion, and although it hissl “"89.
been decorated many times before,i The decision of Judge itagt-i- rein»
never was it its pretty as 1“! evening. l states Mr. Sheehan to his former post
Large American flags were graceful,“ tion as assessor and Mr. Merrill will
duped along the walls. In the frontlhuvo to withdraw in faio: of the
of the hull they were arranged on NOTIIIiI" otticialrwliose office was do
either side of the Elk's head. making, clued vacant by Hip t‘ounctl a short
Palm. Were' time ago and filled by the appoint
nopmpmielv lmnged about the room A mm of Mr. Merrill.
(‘omntd Mayor (‘arl Axel ilal’~'l't\ll\, iirmn
streamers hung from the ceiling also licini: interviewed by '1 Heidi-tut “1"".
added greatly toward the attractive. and it quested to tvciuiwni on the d.-~
ness of the bull. cision of Judge iii-1w ~, had 'his to
‘Danctnz bent: at 5 o'clock and end-l Mir:
ed in midnlnht. and the Merriam ()r-l ‘1 submit chi-crrulh
cheats-n furnished excellent music for WW decision. The tum.
the. oceaaion. Numerous numbers \veroi llhiieri by e. [‘l‘t‘l‘l‘hdr-r-‘m-i- vi H,
plnyesl until 10 o'clock. when therelrnvou at the mat. swin'io be itmi
was In intermission of thirty mlnufpa‘ilhfi record entry "for one year" was
during which flu. is delicioul colIu-il Clerlcll error. and that Mayor
lion. consisting of cake, nudwichee: ”um?" ”“11!” ANPMNA ’lIt‘ appoint
und mice was served. During the them to be. “for three years"
evening ice (1'9!!!) and cake were wld.‘ All l have to say for mvrelf is that
The committees in churire of the went by the record. and that i had
dance worked hard to make it a sue tulih in Mayor lturuell when he Mill-
cp... and the result was fully up toiltl to tire, to his office, at ‘3 o'clock.
their expectations. To them belongs Utltiiit'r :‘i. ltili llliit he had made the
the credit. The committees were no. :e-nppeinlnreni of Mr, Shechan for
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RUSSIANS intuit iii iiiicitic HiAllll
All Al_0li_tl__l_lll_ iiiiiiti 0f iiiiiiii
Greece in the Midst of Her Greatest Crisis and fling
. Constantine Refuses to Grant butcnte Ultimatum '
lllNG ‘
l EillJNll AElEN 12 YEARS5
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. llAllTFURli, itt-c. 1,”.‘NlPril search
of twelve years. through Philadelphia.
the mountains of Pennsylvania. (‘hi-
cargo and portions of Connecticut, Mrs.
Florence Padmore, of this clip, has
found her daughter, Dorothy, now a
high sc‘ioul girl in New Haven. and:
today, til it special session of the Sn-
perior t‘ouri in this city; Judge Joseph
P. 'l‘uitle ordered a writ of liubeas
’ .
. - l The Tsutonic grip on Rumahil
[03] DAUGHItR iremains unshaken and at last re-
ports was tightening with three
converging forces continuing un-
checked their advance toward
Bucharest.
Despite tenacious resistance by
the Romanians, which appears.
to have increased as Bucharest
‘was reared by the armies of Field 'E ' f
Marshal Vnn Mackcnscn and Gen. ‘
von Falkenhayn, the invaders are ‘.
now almdst within gunshot of, the
capital. They are nearest their
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mrpus is sued directing Eli .l. llrickley.
and Hattie liritkley. husband and wife,
follows: Chairman. Mrs. James H :one year: that he bud done so pur-
i
objective on the southwest, where
Tzomana, 16 miles distant, has
been reached. From the
The refugees suld‘
.l stun an
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'Sltt'tvrd“ won the keyword of tho
“intro-termit- bii'l in Acton "all last
text-nine under the auspices of Court
litimi win di- Amlcis. Foresters of Ann
ertca The arrow was one of the
finest of its kind ever held in Nor-
walk and will loni: liitizer in the mom ‘
ory of those who attended it. Both
socially iill‘l financially \vns it a huge
success.
The liullroom was tastefully decor-
ated with Aiiiericnii flags and the hair
tiers of the society. Peru and elms
indded to the gniclv of the decorations
land contributed greatly toward the
{splendor of the occasion. l
i It was a costume danci- an] most
inf those who attended were in flint-y
,drcs.». 'Aii immense variety was
lshown in the costumes. Humorous,
ibiutiliful. and unique dressed young
juicn and women view for the prizes
,\\'lii('ll were offered for the bent cos
lulili-d couple, the funniest couple,
land the best dressed group in the
hall. The trophies offered made those
who attended the dime exccll all
former efforts in obtaining line cos-
luiiii's’uutl the result could only he
rivaled.
The prize winners are its follows:
lit-st dressed couple, the Misses Rose
‘und Dom Hhunuu, best group, Elsie
‘ (‘inque, )liiry llclico, Millicc lie l‘etzo.
‘.lo.~i~phine li‘ieore. (‘hristino Neolc.
Mary Iiaitnincie, Tony Faluno: door
,12ri2c. itose Varliio and Fred Holman.
i
rt Thc trophies were worthy of the neon
d consisted of live dollar gold.
and unib'ellas. The judges
fraud Chief Ranger. Thomas i".
liowd and Albert M. Polilman.
lumen.) pull 113mm paiiitniuoa or”,
. pieces
l were
til’ilbl nuns t
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Services lost Ody Twelve Minutes};
Brit Are Attended by Many oig-‘
niltiries i
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AMSTERDAM, llec. l. in London,
ilzlii p. m.~A truin traveling between
Vienna and ltudapest with it number
of personngeu who had attended the
funeral of Emperor Francis Josepli.i
says a telenrnni received here todayl
from Vienna, collided with anotherl
train at llcrczechnleti.
M both trains were shattered “M ii 3"" l-‘ranrluco. and four members 0' ' Miller's attention first was attracted
is suld that numerous passengers were?
killed or injured.
1. 4:07: :1. m.--~ln the presence of lint-5
pertr (‘harlcs the - ‘ ., i t ed 8‘: tes )i‘irict Attornev, said about‘ . .. , .
' “Will“ 1‘0“ A lrtncn ‘ tl I h ' | ““9 throttle. which. "9 decided, “A” l’ndniore went on a visit to her moth-
,cr. who was ill. and bccnuse she did
Francis Joseph (Jill). the kings of liiil-l
sziiria. liaiariu and Saxon, the Germuitl
(‘rowit,l'i'iiice and :i large number of
Teutonic princes and special envoys
from neutral governments, the body of?
lllt' lute Emperor Francis Joseph was!
buried this afternoon. i
Services were extremely simple nndi
hinted onlv twelve minutes. Emperor’
Charles. the German prince and the
relatives of the lute emperor were
grouped about the high altar in the
cathedral of the foot of which the cof-
lbreuches of neutrality
VIENNA, Nov, zip, m. pomp,” 1)..ch with an alleged bomb conspiracy. was 5.
wood; refreshments. Mrn. Mcl'herson.‘
Mrs. Doulens. Mn. Olmsteuil.
Gremlin. hiss no imam and
Finch. Mini Anderson. Mrs. Glover.
Misti Selby; entertainment committee,}
Aime Tarlov. Robert McAlllster. 1)..
W. ltaymo’id, Bertram Brumstrup; tlcw
kcts. Mrs. James E. Flynn and Mrs}
Ralph Dibble. l
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IN SAN ENANCISlNll
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SAN PRANClSCO. Dec. 1.—-Siib~i
pocnulng of witnesses for the trial oft
Several “"5 Franz Bopp.‘flcrman consul-general ill' Shaffer g” missing. “
his ofllctal faintly. charged wltlii
in connection:
begun today. John W. Preston. Unit-l
women will be sum-i
overnment in the case,
text Monday. 1
r. Preston declared >
immunity. he udded.‘i
given Johannes
:50 men and
nioneil by th
which is set.
“Our (‘35
“is complei‘
would not ,.
Koolbergen. the so-called
"if Van Koolbergen uppears.” he said,;
"it will he as a defendant‘ and not us
a witness."
Louis J. Smith. alleged to have beer l
in the employ of the (termini officials.
has been granted immunity. Although
Van
at
“double spy. ..
snl‘nui secretary. Mrs. int i‘. Lock poselv, and that it“ lilitl done it :zpon
l
iulvice. Al the evei'utlve other of.
Mafithe city administration. Lilid my dlli)’.;lti produce Dorothy Pudmore at the
Bruruurup. M Anderson. flu. .Vic-innd that in all I have to soy, excoptfiuperlor Court in Hartford. Tl.esday,
WM.
Mics Anna Hiemuller; ice CPBIIJ. Mrs. . not serve its useensor. lie bus nlresdy n mum
iproved hlmiielf a competent and faith-i should not be turned over to
its“ 1 Amy-cry w , Jar.“
fut ofliclnl."
NllN lNAlN RUNS Will); i
ENiiiNlER is DEAD;
it
PHILLIPSBI'RG. N. J., Dec, l
While its engineer. Johnson Shaffer:
lay dead beside the trucks near Black
Tom island, a inllk train on the 1.0.,
high Valley railroad early today mn‘
thirty miles beyond that point before
the fireman. Allen Miller, discovered
I
he said. when'the train passed an im-
portitnt crossing without herding u
l warning. Seeing that Shaffer
Miller reversed
ilziiu
wns not ut his post.
wide open. und brought the train t
it halt.
Shaffer's body was found later. llis‘
head was crushed and he had receiv-
ed internal injuries. Apparently he
had climbed out on the running board
of his engine and had fallen off. lie
Wits 68 years old. ‘
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Member: Discuss Several Matters ofI
Interest to the Organization. A
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MOOSE LODGE NOTES.
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of .\'o. l:i.iT Suite street. New Haven, “were
they have been driven to ”thin“
.40 miles. reaching Gluvatziotti.,é*ry 4
“ml On the northwest they .r . U
"unbroken the Romanian lines, per. ,
mother. The petition [or the writ was ' mitting of a new influx of 1“!!th- ’1.
presented to Judge Tuttle by Benedict German troops by way of TOtIW‘ ‘
.\l. Holden. Mrs. l‘iidmnre‘n attorney Eb P its d C m hm * ’
and the papers were given to Deputy urg 3' all a p“ _g' . _‘ .
Sheriff l'ierre McNicrney, of Neon The Russians meanwhile have: -. ,
llaven. to nerve. been attacking heavily all “0an
Mrs. l’admore said today she had the frontier "f Moldavia the Ru. ‘1 ’
not seen Dorothy since site was spirit- - - - ' - ,5,
ed away from her in Philadelphia a mama" provrnce WhICh pun“? ..
northward between Transylvania ,‘
and Bessarbia, in an evident at. .
December 5. nt. iii-30 it. in. and show
why the chitody of the
dozen years ago. but she feels certain
that her long scrcli will be rewarded .
by the rcturn‘of the dtiuglit‘cr.l though tempt ,0 create a diversion in Ril-
the girl. who a if» vcarei Oil tries not . , ‘
know her real mother and has prob mamas favor. .
ably formed an affection for the llrle-l T°d3Y Pctrograd “P0"! .-
levs. whose name she now uses. The pronounced success in this client}
facts as obtained from Mrs. Pittlllltli‘u,slv¢. declaring me whole range
”"5 ‘ t ‘ a t ntiet
Dorothy was born in Pittsburgh. ‘ 0‘ heights. ‘long he bf? 1!.
December 4' 1901‘ ll tlflllfillll‘l’ of south Of Kirlibaba has e-n ta "
(‘harles G. and Florence i’admore. In en by the Russians. ~
1903 the l’admores lived in l'hihida-i . Whether this success win have ‘
Nita. where Mr. Pudniore was retouch~ :mv immediate effect on the 0P'
cr for a photographic concern. Mrs. crntions 0f the Teutonic armi“
engaged in the main attack on the
Romanians has not yet been in-
dicated. Apparently it would '11- _
quire a considerable penetration
of Transylvania territory by the .'
Russians to effect the southern
, campaign. “
Greece is today in the midst
of what seems likely to prove her ..
greatest crisis. The Entcnte uh, _‘
limaiurn under which possessionn ~
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mil 0i itiiiti '
is iiiiiii iiiiiitii
en a \\'a rd -
fin rested on a black calnfulque, The. lie is named in the indictment, Pres-r
great body ofthe cathedral was crowd-lion sold the government would ask
ed with government officials. nrmylfor dismlrsnl of the charges against
representatives, members of the court! him, and that he would be the govern-
tind of the neutral diplomatic corps» :neiit's principal witness.
Judgment of $1.20“ has he
ed by Judge lager to Frank Anastasiu
of Westport in his stilt against Henry‘
and Michael Fubrizzio, of Norwnlkfi
Aiinstusio sued. to recover damages for
[of the dance crime in for its share
Eot‘ congratulation on the success of
:the masquerade dance. They worked
' hard to make the occasion ii. unlit one
and exceeded beyond their from. The
A regulnr meeting of South Nor-'
Lwallt Lodge. No. 529. was field lust,
:evcniniz. when much business of im-
aportnnce was transacted. The com-
for the
of Greek arms and munitions,
were demanded. has expired and ,,
King Constantine in. reported to
have definitely :reiused Co’nplr'
l
iconmiittee consisted of A‘cauia
: Peseech. Frank Andresino. Harry
('rualielle. Frtink Oddo, Frank de
Mam. John Bennndducci. John Mus-
luno, Frank Ill Merino, Joseph La
ISiii‘oiintu. Petere Marosano. Tortunuo
.Cuarella, Charles Reno. '
units ~8ll00l ,
iii iiiii nits
\‘Astn-T, 0th, Dee. l.—-Margnr-
et Morris. 16 years old. and her alg-
ter Gwendola. 18. were shot by a to -
bit hunter while returning to their
home at Vendocia, near here. lute yes-
terday, when the automobile in which
the girls were riding with Elliott Mor-
ris. their brother. and Albert Uhl, hit
and killed a hunting dog.
Wilbur Hitler and Sam Hitler, Bro.
thenrlwere arrested on a charge of
attempting to kill. . Wilbur Hitler in
said to have fired twb charges of buck-
iihm at the passing automobile, the
girls tn‘tlie rear seat being hit; The
Morrises are. children of D. C. Mort-iii.
former representative in the Ohlo
Legislature.
' —'l‘ry a Sentinel Want Adv.
fit was borne into the cathedral, sur-
The mourning costumes of the many
women and neutral otliclnls contrasted
sharply with the splendid uniforms;
which most of the high
wore. including the emperor and other
rulers. No flowers were used, every-
thing connected with the ceremony
being of severe plnlnness and slim
plicity.
The body was conveyed to St.
Stephen’s Cathedral over a long route
through the city. enormous crowds
lining the streets as it passed. Em-
peror Charles and the other high
mourners awaited the coffin seated.
ground the cutnfalque. They rose as
rounded by eight pages bearing burn-
ing tapers. and shortly afterwarou
pardlnal Plafl began the brief service
which was terminated by the Kyrle
Eleison. The absence” of tiny organ
accompaniment gave additional sim-
plicity to the service.
After the cardinal had sprinkled the
coffin, it wds replaced in the hearse
by the pallbearers. and taken t'o the
Capuchln crypt. where it will gemah. -
The mourners follo'rod the hearse on
foot to the crypt. where another short.
service terminated the ceremony.
Throughout the obs‘equlcs the you'll:
crown prince, who to four years old.
stood close behind his (other. dressed
in erml'ie. Close to him were the two
in addition to Row. those to be,
tried are E. H. von Shack. German:
Vice Consul: William VOTl Brinckern
mournersi-‘anhn: f‘hnrles C. Crowley, detective‘ night at. th
for the German consulate. and Mrs.’
Margaret W. Cornell. Cicwley‘s sec“
retary.
it is alleged by the government that,
Van Koolbergen was employed by‘
German officials to dynamite bridges,
tunnels and stations in Canada. The
German officials deny this allegatiotf,
holding that the man was a British
spy. Van Koolbergeu recently was
released from it prison in *Alberta.
Canada, where he served a sentence
for forgery. The government cannot
force him to come to this country. as
the charge against‘liim is not ex
trudltuble.
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LONDON, Dec. 1.--Th‘e “death of
nearly 300 persons in u cycloue at
Pondlchorry. lndln. is reported in a
Reutqr dispatch from Madras. The
norm caused great damage to prop-
sons cud daughters of the late Arch-
duke and Heir Appmnt French Perdi-
nund by his moralistic uteri-lute.
.
arty.
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-—Try I Section. Want Adv.
mittee appointed to arrange
third annual ball, which will be u
masquerade to be field New Year's
9 Music Hall. reported that:
all arrangements had been made and
that a list of prizes had been decided
on. namely the door prize will be it
barrel of flour: for the best dressed
group. $10 in gold; for the best. couple‘
$5 in gold; for the most (comical
couple, $2.50 and. for the most comicalI
person, $2.50. This uffutr promises toi
be one of the big events of the sea.
son and nothing will be spared by"
the committee in charge and South,
Norwalk Lodge to make. the night one[
to be long remembered by all who
attend. .
District Director Frederick H. Gan-
ung stated to the lodge that the next
thirty days would end the present
open charter period and urged every
member tout least get one new mem-
ber. He stated that the applications
were coming in very rapid. and he
believed that many would take advan-
.tago of the low- cost to join within
the next thirty days time. ‘
No further initiations, will be held.
until Sunday evening. December 31.
when a large class will be taught the
mysteries of Mooaedom. On this oc-
nn injury suffered through unattuch _
alleged to have been made upon lilm ancc “71th the demands- On the
by the defendants. Vincenzo Savastano other hand, Admiral du Fournct.
and Salvatore Fiorello, also of Ntir-‘commander 0f the allied nav‘a]
walk, who were named by Anastasia forces in Greek water‘s, has in- '
as among a number of men who tell: _ l't 'll .1} k adieu!
upon and stabbed him, find the charges'dlcath that C W‘- a e l' ‘
against them uolled. measures to enforce the demands, .
Anastastlo claims that because be having troops in readiness for de.
was not a member of the mason‘s barkation at Piraeus the port of
union, his card having been forfeit- Athens ’ ‘
(1 through r- dist'uhiuilwfivi‘ oi' um _ .
paymaits, the defendants who are In Niaicedoma the Germans and
fellow-masons. resented his presence Bulgarians an domg more than“.
at a job in Westport during Sep‘tem- fight defensive actions against;
. ) ii. .
her of last your. \\ ..c:i he reporte [m‘the Enter“: attempts to ndvan ,
work one morning. he says, five men _ _ , ,
“jumped on" him 'During his struggles Into the M0533" amulet 0E-
tn free himself. a knife or a razor1Wednesdav they counter attach
slashed his checks the. incision caus-i ed violently in the migntm
ed thereby affecting his eyesight and gion, east of the Cema, w .
hem-mg gains were recently claimed
lthe Serbians. Pafis admits
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canton is big time will be planned
when all members nominated to
get their new application! in the
lands of the lodge It In early date
whereby the ”proper action on' some
can be token.
nrilv defeat
hand to hand
tured two ar-centimeter guns,
c—u—a—
TOKYO. Dec. 1.~0ne hundred and
thirty young soldiers have been kill-.
or! do it collision of n freight train
with the train on which they were;
being conveyed ’to Acmori, a seaport
on the north cout. '
(Continued on This: fan). ‘
Norwalk Chronicler