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il‘hrce Arrests Made in New
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Stop Leaks
aluminium
LYork.
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NUPTIALS IN
TRINITY CHURCH
Ceremony Saturday Even-
ing Witnessed by Many
Friends of the Contract-
ing Parties
A pretty wedding was celebrated
Saturday evening. when Miss lsabel
Aller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Saili-
uel Aller. of 175 Flax Hill road, be»
came the bride of David Wallace
Aljoe. of Elizabeth, N. J.. and New
The ceremony took place in
the Trinity Episcopal church and was
performed by the Rev. Frederick A.
for Registration Day.
Tuesday, June 5, 1917
Headquarters, Registration Boaiid,
City of Home "
June 4, 1917.
To the Citizens of Norwalk:
Your attention is invited to the following final notices and
requests for Registration Day tomorrow, Tuesday, J une 5th:
1. NOTICE TO INDIVIDUALS.
. REGISTER EARLY. Registration begins at 7 o'clock A.
M., and ends at 9 o’clock P. M.
There will be no registration after 9 o'clock. l,
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Finailnslruclions andRequesis ‘
Au
BACKHRING
nus DAMAGE
Reo Car in the Garage of E.
F. O'Connor Destroyed,
and Another Car Was
Badly Damaged
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Miss Gertrude Tavlin the
Bride of Abe Mass, of
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02131:: 81:42: 3:31 Sim” Pest 30mg NORWALK. 00‘1“ HONDAY, m 4, 1917 Fair Tonight and Probably Tuesday TWO CENTS,
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RMlNlll l0
now count or Will .»
rum IN wul Sltlltlli—
Willing Apparently to Sacri—
fice Every Man Available
in the Struggle With the“
French in Aisne Region "
FORCED BACli
, Coleman. After a brief reception at . . ‘ Stamford .
N 'I‘ I) .1... 1.0.... of H... W, m. happy. 2. THE PENALTY roa FAILURE to register is imprison- ["88 lflfl llllll . ‘ —— . - ,
couple departed on a short Wedding ment,w1th 110 alternative of a fine. , MMlssdbeyatmdg Tavllinhdguglli‘ter 0:: .
‘ journey. . r. an rs. amue . av in. .0 - .
W . The bride was handsomely attired 3‘ IF YOU.ARE INDOtUBT “lgobwfhemflll' y;“ m fella?“ to Business Section Of the City S:d;r3;tree;, “Ira: utnited in milrrixge - '
1 ' ' ' in white sti n t, tr] 1 ed "ti re er resen curse e ore e e ' rarso 0111' ' 1 ococ as evening 0 e - -
JrlSh C03.“ Mined Prevrous' bearls atnd ‘l‘rylstal: :de ll'illh a Chi. dimct ’alild let tllem determine the quesgtlfdn. y Threatened Earl Toda MN' °f this on" The ceremony was British Mp5 Also Find
1 to Arnval of Amencaniveii caught with orange. blossouis.- .1 . ___ y y giggle: f: ‘29 Email: 85th l(srael Dense Masses of Germans
l Dest .Si‘te mlimited a Shower bouquet oi, 4‘ IF YOU ARE SICK and “tuwy unable to come“ the Fire broke out Sunday morning at] lili‘bbi'Swdrfgofun'ridgdlpgrrt Altgels' '
._ lwnte r‘ at ro.e.‘. ' ' ' ’ - ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' '
I'OYH‘S l The “find of: donor. Miss Mildred: gnhdce Otffregisgiatililfiéfm somelfompelent _ to 10 o‘clmk iu the garage occupied byl brief reception. in Red Men’s hall. the OPPOSlflg Them p
. ' . .. lAller sister of the bride was prctlilv‘ 0“ mm 8 0 r8218“!!! 0W resins .911" Edward? O'Connor, onjlallroad ave-f bridal couple departed on an extond- . .
l l\E\\ d‘ Gilli, .Jml" l ~Vl 1th tln‘ce{ gown'cd in orchid and 'pink shades be accomplished. nue. when an automobile backfired.’ cd wedding trip to Niagara Falls. Up-l There seems ample evidence “1”
Ituen [ill] or arrest who, are alleged to. of tulle 0v“, Sm“ cloth with :1 Neither sickness my absence will axon” a, failure to and caused damage to the csliuiatedf on returning they will take up their'tllc Germans arc prepared to go al«
Cm ton y Indus” figures m a conspiracy} crushed girdle oi orchid satin and butt register. “if!“ (if 350“: 3500- The chemical residence in "“3 K991” Building. most any length at present in 882.0-
1:9fisptigétsipafgsingign‘of valnpfrom1 of tulle to match the gown. She car-l truck or the Central Fire station rem; Washington street. lritices 0i: men to hold the situation
llleutral mail channelslilt‘llllallfdbildfuafill.l Tied a beautiful bouquet of pink snap: 5' KEEP YOUR REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE on your pouded ‘0 3 silent alarm and Willi Th" bride was handsomely attired.
,1horilies and city detectives today in-l
llieatcd further arrests. which they:
said might result in discIOsures of by
German spy system. Apparently tliel
‘luovernment ofliccrs hope they could:
uncover an explanation of how Ger-l
'many knew in advance of the ap-,
proach of the American destroyers to?
the British coast so that an lrish pm‘tl
-. Id b. - V. . , , building. it was only the quick work lluth licar. Miss Dorothy (‘hausliyo\‘uuclcrc and the (.‘alifornle Pllf
bald wiltedllllllipdltl bldtdlrlmllfi 0tf MIN-C KINfi 8 CLIENT Is 70 GIOCR AM. ‘ on part or the fir? department. “mm ““1 Ml“ Salim“ lfi‘VinP- Tllt’y WPW leans they made a new thrust lasts.
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guild pending their arralknmém today ' 7 o'clock P. M. l blazing numbing was pulled 0m of carnailons. pilont iarm. along the Chemmfiesg
.wfore a United States commissioner} “HAT IN "I “ER ' , __. a the re a into the street. It was The. ”wt man was Hsrr Tavlin ll)umcs Plateau. l’tiris reports: Ill!
“The charge against them at pres.«' ' The purpose of this is not only to make a Jayne notice ’ 5" 3 ‘i‘ y -| »
lent." United States... Assistant Disrl
ltrict Attorney Knox said, “is that of:
competing with; the government by
carrying mail in opposition to the
government. Mr. Knox added that”
the charge might be changed to trea-
mm. ' '
'l‘u'o of the men are said to be Am.
i
'crimnborn and ”‘0 mini 1 ”nun“?! Error in Sherwood Appeal} III REGISTRARS SCHE . Lit": lfqlllO\\-l‘tl in Red 1:le limp A‘tllcy have t-ssuycd an advance
' . t 7‘ .‘. : i_ 1. r, . . _ i ' ’ DULE. mu supper was serve ant tailcln: .~ ; W , .- , . ‘
Ihtl antlzcnrof swollen, p.x:mnnutum —-DeClSl0n for Bank r \vns.et110yml m music furnished by the tiny ‘ ‘ll l\l fl \ plt‘ntl: tound :3):ng
3:1? a‘lxg‘ligllilné)‘:1:12;!”till‘rlilll‘;:iqlli\6nlt'il£ ._._.__ | 6:30 A. M.—0HIEF REGISTRARS apply to the City Clerk at ‘ Elite nichcsll‘il. ol' Smmlopt. 1 1:“le “ " " ””‘m‘ “P1 g
‘ r. . I ‘ ‘1 s .s o .. -. , | . . , - ' . ' ' - ~ Miss ’l‘avlin is anion: tie popuar ‘ -
.A ~ , - , , . . . l\\llll\-(lllt ()[llllltlllm lllll>l of them City Hdll for Registration Cards. etc. and give their l . . . - ~ -
.Inloinmtion on steumsln-u to M ‘.' l. . ‘ . f - ’ "'4 . " z ' ‘ z .‘ ' l ' .‘ " . ‘ ‘ .‘ -‘
and thence possibly b)’I \‘ll'i‘lt‘;S\l:3‘ 1n .\c\v llmen county ('ilst‘." and ln-l receipts for same. ’L'lln Ul Nomalk llltl has. 1 MN ot liltl I) x lililhll offitldl state
ltlcrmany. ,
A fourth man, described as the son
of a German Army captain. was ur-
rested this forcnoon. The police l'cv‘
{fused to disclose his identity prior to.
his arraignment before the federal
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NEW YORK. June .~'l‘lic final
drive for subscriptions to the Liberty
Loan in which thousands of volunteer;
bond salesmen and saloswomen are
enlisted, begun in every district of
Greater New York today. .
Tomorrow this force will be furth-l
er increased by thousands of life-in-i
suranco agents and fireiusurance writ-t
dragons and orchid stock.
The bridesmaids were: Mrs. Earl
C. Myer. of Elizabeth, N. J.: Mrs»
Webb Sliilliugford, of (‘learfieltL l’a.:
Miss Emily llandlc. of Norwalk.
Conn: and Miss Hazel Fairman, or
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MAllE WllH BANK
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Supreme Court Finds Not
cludim: also one which tells of tllcl
embezzlement by t‘lltn» ll. King, a.
former prominent lawyer in liridgc-l
port and now an inmate of the state
piison were handed down last week'
by judges of the supreme court of cr~‘
rors, says the llartford L‘ourant. l
’l‘lu- case with which the name “{i
It‘litus ll, King is connectmi is that;
3 01’
the liidgeficld Savings bank.
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I
1913 the Mechanics and r‘zil'iilcrs‘ Sav-|
inns bank of Bridgeport commenced:
an action to foreclose the mortgage;
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lulluiiudllus
ers, and on Wednesday and every day:
latitudinal:
person, ready to slow, upon the demand of any oflleer
of justice.
II. REQUEST OF SUPERINTENDENTB 0F
FAGTORIES, ETC.
1. ’PLEASE BLOW WHISTLES and ring bells—for a period of
three (3) minutes, beginning at the following liours:
- but to stimulate inquiry as to what it means.
There may be those who have not heard about Regis-
tration Day. "s
2. PLEASEuURGE YOUR EMPLOYEES to register early,
find, as far as possible, give them the opportunity to
0 so.
6:45 a. m.—POST 3 PLACARDS OF, INSTRUCTIONS outside
of the rail and see to it that eyerything is in readiness.
7:00 A. M.~REGISTRATION“‘begins, registrars taking their
tours of duty as assigned. ‘ l '
7:00 p. m.-——ALL REGISTRARS are in attendance.
9:00 P. M.—-REGISTRATION ends, and the Summarization
Carl Axel Harstrom, Stephen Dokus. Bernard 0. Feeney, Her-
bert O. Pollard, Rufus J. Smith, Jeremiah Eugen, Albert
W. Eldridge, Daniel Keogh,
BOARD OF REGISTRATIONTS.
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tumult . ;
NEWSPAPER MEN
the use of chemicals extinguished the
lire in a short time.
For a few minutes, it looked as
though the place would be burned to
the. ground. The backfiring of the
engine of the auto, which was a lino,
set fire to the gasoline tank of lllc
car and spread to the woodwork and
started to burn other cars in the
badly damaged by the fire. Another
cur alongside of it, was also scorched.
(Continued on Page Five.)
luuuuid
Miss Mary Bodine, the
Superintendent. Believed
to Have Contracted Diph-
theria From a Patient
\‘lilliJ Miss Mary Pauline. superin-
ltendent of the Norwnlk Hospital cou-
gilncd to her bed with an attack of
in. William J. ’l raccy. and no patients
can now be admitted to the institution
unless they are sent to the hospital
as emergency cases.
The quarantine of the hospital. al-
though a serious handicap to work-
ings of the institution is a precaution
which had to be taken by the Health
oiilcer just as much as any of like
nature would be and always have
been taken on private cases.
No visitors were admitted to the
hospital yesterday. and should anyone
in white charmuse, trimmed with sit—'0" the. western trout m hand" .
vcr lace. She wore a bridal veil of the. Almlll All“ line held _by “‘9
same material and carried a bouquet Fl‘t‘llt‘ll the. cllori is taking the
of white carnations.
The. maid of honor was Miss Esther attacks, both in the
'l‘arlov. and she wastastefullyarrayed
'unwhitc tulle and carried carnations.
'l‘hc bridemaids were Miss Rose ,
Marcus. Miss Gertrude Tarlov, bliss‘Suntlay lll repented attacks on the
Aisne region
and in the Champagne. After suf—
brother of the bride. The ushers were to have had some measuro'iofsue-
Benjamin Mass, Ml‘cha‘el Lester,Chammmg, {he (‘rown Prince’s “bop; ‘
ills 'l‘m-lov, Adolph 'l'usiin, wahlirll'orcinu their my to some ad-
an "5‘ ‘\'illlt'i‘tl French positions.
The synagogue was prettily arranpcdt H , , . , , .
for the occasion in whitc. Flowers and; “'9 l’l'lllljl‘ t'“ All“ Email have
terns made up the decorations. After not been so ircuncntly counter at-
,tbe ('crcnmny was performed. a recep-ltnckcil. but whenever recently
glaring a sanguinary repulse on‘
‘form of almost ceaseless counter _'
friends in this (“Hit Mr. Mas“ “tilde mcnt tltlt'h‘ not mention any further ,
gFistful”‘g;€',j{":;",“'.if“,,.‘",‘,‘km;-timnmg in u... mm of Lens,
p39,, 0 lm‘ ‘ ‘ C .m h 0 ‘ ,nntl nmmrcntly ticnerul llaig has
1 - l .
l Mm... hundmm mm. “W... ”Cm-ed not pl‘csst‘tl im-thcr the attempt to
thy lllv bride. ‘llltlYitllt’t’ made there yesterday
i :\\‘lllt'll was checked by violent
_—a_
in Russia , con—-
Child-‘01“), Junc l.-—'l‘he
York. New lint-en and Hartford Railqlvcttct‘ I'cpol"=«' have wunc from the
rout! bridge over the West River, ontaruiy at the front, Minister of
the Shore Line division. about haltiwnp “prpmlu- doppmng it con".
u lllllt- il-om the local station unecon‘shmfl}, increasing in power, con.
siderably dammed by fire last night.
When the fire was di~:covercd, the ,
bridge was burning: in several places. Sllll llltli't‘ llnscttlc-l.
Local members of the bridge workers;
and the crew of a freight train which
was at the station put out the ilaines.‘
l’li'I‘RtliHAl). Sunday, June 3,
counter attacks with heavy forces.
FUR" BRIBGE . In an intlcpcmicut operation fur-
:lllt‘l' south. ncar i‘hcrisy, the Brit-
ditions in l’trourutl are becoming.
via London—Sailors from the
.ugainsi rpiiomas l.. Shunt-pod. in be 113, l nibtlmia wit‘t which .~‘ e w”: t;u' .n . u H“ u . .
“Chic“ “9 “”0" l'“ "WWW“ ““ “n all" 81 lliulrinr: the laltcr part iii last with. It‘ll ll.\l'l-Illillt1l‘:yiil(‘lllt'ntlllelétl‘nlydg
peril by the defendant from a judm, 10'00 P. M—THE BOARD OF REGISTRATION meets at the l a quammlnn Was placed on the linspi- I.” \. I U I l ' V . I “
lllnlll to foreclose n moi-tango in, City Hall. .“‘l ”m, morning by Health 0”“, p g ‘lm In)“ i‘llt‘ml‘l on butulda) mg it. .
.__.___ "1e situation
pritlnucs extremely uncertain. While a '
. ' . . . . 's p, l 1) I‘ve marks may 7, , , -
until Jgne 15 a Special drive will bet .— l . ENJOY A DINNER :0). alwciliilngcrmisiiio:“frag; intrigue?!“ litade dillrlcllttllbclllttz.)All tlrains have. luolllsltlltll ff'llnmln‘l‘flnci; recent;
( lrecte 1'“ some pariiCular ““55 0C ' l ' l ' - ., .. . .. 0 “T 1) lug ‘ . ‘ U ‘ been warned to use caution in cross? ." “T “N" ”5 ”l‘ cpclltclitze ‘0
industry._ Veterans of .11.. cm] andUnhappy Wives and Hus-t AT NEW EQ , .I{Stills-”16‘9““fifth!“- “it‘ll gathered own mk- . _ ‘ my .1... bridce. ithc t'cntral Uovcrmncnt, arrived
Spanish-American Wars on street cor-i - . l . in l g t. (. n. bullrmu ” “(”10“ House Mix“ llodme ““5 bfw“ ”UM“ d from J ‘ "jn ppm-.w-l-HQ mph- {inlay with the
“pm today .00]; up the appeals made: bands ASk SUDEI‘IOI Court. 3;“ “Hill _t'\t‘mns. ‘and tendered a the rest of the patients at the hos- l -‘ | it: "l' -
.. .. . . . . . .. .. '3 . ----—- v. arewcll dinner to 'ihomas F. Flaher- cm] and p is no! thought that (my “VOW/[AV 0N CHURCH mmonnccuunt t at \xaisnps at
ytsttida) by tin ministers of all do, ., l , _ l ‘. ‘ llv “WWW“, - tl ‘ V” "lk ll _, .~ . . i l . l" ,1. it v ll .4 . t I) no
nominations, and tonight we cam-l to Cut the Manta] Bonds l '\\ nrkmcu ulc nmly Gilgiigetl put-1 f . . or u. (.n‘va llour.‘ new cases (Pf diphflwn‘u “m dp‘f’lu" ROOF DURING M ASS . units at v (lllt t llllt o e. 7
wig“ will be gm,“ further impetus‘ .___._. fun: the Monroe street factory. which; Mb 0 the Bridgeport Mrmer. who: in the lllSlllllUOfl. ”the Qllill’illltln!‘ ‘ lgrml unmcdlutcly and land men to ' '
at mass meetings in Copper Union. Georgiana Schneider of Bridgeport,
and Carnegie Hall, at both of whichl'loday petitioned the Civil Superior?
Secretary McAdoo will be 1le princi~l court for a divorce from Willy Sch‘i
pal speaker. lneidcr. alleging infidelity on April 1'.
This afternoon sun dolpgmpg fronll last and naming Laura Evans. Mrsl
every section of the Second Federal;Sclmeidcr also charges her husband-
I{[\51-r\'0 Ilisil‘ipl 17:1"? in...” invited to! of being guilty of intolerable cruelty.l
cmier with Secretary McAdoo 9“ pro? The couple were married on February
mess to date and details will be con-
:slzlered for the final campaien.
Confidence exists that Neou' York
will subscribe for more than its al«
l‘)llP(‘l share of the. loan, based on
the banking resources of the. district.
DO NOT NEGLE-CT
YOUR HOME BANKS
w ‘ _.__._._- . The party broke up a short time from Bridgeport, Deputy-Sheriff Fid- After mllCll persuaSion, R0". PlllllD'wlm rcncllctl here last lllrht came
“I SlihfiMblns for the Liberty wield". “lrfi'nfiflrhcfifig 33:35:311102‘: NANAIMO. B. 0., June 4.—Fivc men later with everyone firmly convinced ward B. Doulens searched several J. O'Dmnwll prevailed on her to leave to be rewarded bv‘a “Mimi”. as
Bonds. do not fail to secure them “limb-ileum April 15 19“ is the were killed and much damage wusfiot' the truth expressed in the lines: trains last. evening but could find no 1101‘ dangerous DOSilifm 8nf19\'9nl|1fllly ' " '
through .our local banking institutions.
inasmuch as the banks are supposed
to dispose of a certain quota. Tho
amount to be sold in Norwalk reaches“
about $900,000 and the bankers are
anxious to make a good showing as a
rout: of their eil’olts. A person who
mu aflord it and dont' take at least:
one bond Is a poor Aiiierlcan citizen.
18, 1908 the plaintiff's maiden name
being Routke. Mrs. Schneider rays
her husand has real and personal
estate valued at $9,000 and she asks
for alimony. .
Mary Smith alleges intolerable
cruelty and intemperance in her di-
vorce action against Edward Smith.
Both reside in Bridgeport. The couplel
Vere married on February 18, 1901.
the petitioner‘s maiden name being
allegation in the divorce suit of Harry
.luettner of Bridgeport against Bar-
Sadle Avery lngersoll Ryan waited
nine years for Matt to return. but “ll?
cuincih not." she said and then to the
divorce court for Sadie.
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is now occupied by up. Norwalk ’l‘irel severed his connections with the local
& Rubber Company in readiness tort llallt‘l' last Saturday.
business. It will be but a short time. The affair was a meat success, and
before the place will be a beehive ofI the dinner itself was one. of John's
industry and a large force of em- “05?. “Mill irt saying quite enough.
ployces will be kept busy. The {‘om l After the dinner had been conclud-
pany has purchased a live-ton locomo-.- Pd. 311'. “3111‘le “'33 presented by Vic‘
tive truck from which to transfer pl't g tgr W. Ferris, on behalf of the Hour".L
ducts from the Winnipauk factory tol i‘i‘llmtorinl staff. with a handsome
the new South Norwalk factory. it cold mounted fountain pen. which as
is certain that enlargements will “Vic" said in his presentation speech
shortly follow the occupancy owing tol is for mightier than the sword, which
the accessibility of the factory to thei'l‘om may have to be wielding inside
South Norwalk station and other ad- if another year. ‘
vantages to be had there. In a short address of acceptance
—-—“'—'~ Tom thanked the donors of the ex.
UNKNOWN EXPLOSION cellcnt gift, and also expressed his
KILLS FIVE MINERS
appreciation of the little affair tend-
ered to him by his friends.
done to No. 6 Mine of the Canadian;
Colleries in Cumberland. by an explo-;
slon yesterday, from an unknown: Those who Were present Saturday
cause. cveninl: were Victor W. Ferris. Wil-
Tbe victims Were members of a sun. ham 0. McLean. and Howard l. Com-
vey party mapping out work {or the; stock of the Norwalk Hour. Robert 0.
week. The mine is under the town or' Mitchell and C. E. Elliott Deli‘orest of
Cumberland. which was badly rocked the South Norwnlk Evening Sentlue'.
by the explosion. and Mr. l-‘inherty.
"it's always fair weather,
When good fellows act together."
[.will be lifted as soon as. possible.
but. not until all dancer of the spread
of the contagious disease has been
removed.
IONTRACTOR TOOMEY’S
POCKET PICKED
While helping a child alight from a
trolley car at Roton Point yesterday.
Daniel F. Togmcy. tho wclthown
Norwalk contractor, had his‘pocke:
ricked of $55. in spite of the crowd
that surrounded him at the time, Mr.
Toomey obtained a (mod dcs'crlption
oi the young man, whom he believes.
did the robbing. Ar. it. ya. thought.
that the gang of pickpockets came
trace of the light-fingered crew. Mr.
Toomey describes them as being well
dressed.
While riding on the train to this
city Saturday night. i‘. W. Bali. of
Orchard street, lost $85 through lt‘
delicate touch‘of a plckpm-kct. An
ca! police.
lnvestintlon is bolus, made by the lo‘
THREATS SUICIDE
BOSTON, June 4.~A woman sat on
the edge of the roof of St. James“
llomnn Catholic church. threatening
suicide for more than two hours Sun-
day While three priests perleyed with
her through a skylight. a congrega-
tion :ll muss below prayed that she
might he stayed from her purpOsc,
police reserves attempted to reach
hcr. and firemen spread litc nets to
arrest what would have been at 75
foot tall had she jumped. At each el-
iort of the police and firemen to ap-
proach her; the woman shouted that
she would drop from the roof if they
came nearer.
she was escorted back through the
skylight.
At the psychopathic hospital later
site said she was Mrs. Celia Vendard.
a purisbionu-r of St. James' church.
litlalives, site said, were trying to
have her committed to an insane asy-
lizlr and she intended to kill herself
1.1'llir than :utmil.
lunikc (lcinnnslrations. Later it;
{was l't‘pzli'it‘tl that sailors ha?
jlillltlt‘tl at Ututycfi' island. Porto
ll’ctrourml. and begun an attack,
icr showed that the story of the
lantlinj.r and attack was
llowcvcr, it was sufficiently alarm}
int.r to provoke great excitement in
the city and cause the dispatch to
the spot of a military force.
l’ctrograd waited today for the.
threatened demonstratitms by the
the. annoum-cment of the sailors
extremists acting in defiance of
the orders of Anatole Lament”;
president of the lironstudt Coun.
cil oi' Worklncn's and Soldiers'
Deputies.
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Kronstadt warships. and as tho~ fl,
time passed with no such Incident; . V
A. visit to the (intnyctl' port quar~ ‘
untrueg '
merely boastful talk on the. part of. ,, _
Norwalk Chronicler