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Local Snows Tonight; Friday Fair.
GERMANS SAID l0 HAVE
l,000,000 MEN READY f0ll A
Entered-t on south Norwalk, Post 3011;; 1037“}, can,
Washes-dehuIatter.
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ill litmus mounts
motion. wt. 11, ms
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. s . ' D f flVE D AYS ' I” DARIEN Both Democratic Republican Officials Seekto Hold It BAH“ 0N WESIERN mom .r'fs“
- ‘ ' ‘ , l Up [gull N of Drastic Action Can Be Fully Asoer- ‘ a;
" tain ' , . L » ‘ ,
- - - - ‘ w Bolshevik Government ls
- Miss Mayone Lem, of Nor-t __ - ' u.
Twenty-Eight States Affected by the Drastic Coal Sav- walk, and Judge Georgeim ffimlg who“ mugs mummm m Sfllllllill HUSBANI] Faced With Meeting at
Constituent Assembly on
. plaids
. Order of Fuel Administrator Garfield—Holiday H. Vosburgh, of South White nonuand amusyfronsilovsr the country. Business , . . . 'th C ..
E: Ten Following Mondays, “and Schools, Theatres, Norwalk, Heard tn Darlen me: WWII“. In“ P‘ “l0 W ('le ‘0 1“ Wm‘ wall”! "W“RC£ ifgz mat of War!
Etc, Must Close in m“ Against Romania
lililMiNWllJlli s. zine-muses ”immune
lll3_ll_i_il BRIDE
”—— “ comm-emotion omit. uctcdthroughthe’l'rsasury _
rumpus PLANTS lNlllJllEll m flllllill sun EUlllll’li loddEWi-i mi‘rgixtmd‘: or Meg—e, llllllNS Ill-ill
Dream of the Kaiser Ex-icwcggSfiIe ' lion mfiaiumomfi mlForElgxdgngiv; PMEES LATELY w“! . ‘
.' ill llllllllS [IAN lilllllll‘ llN SHIPMEN'lS‘
. . . :qitbenllowodto ~ rahngs' aadthsrnlingsissncdhsrcwlllhsvs llepmi -. .
figlfidfigc‘gsfflyfihgng generlflnzm ' , h : lion British Metl'fhant Siting”
' to huedln nnactio Anoth ldi h b d id d- W a I“
Lever Bill Provides a Fine of $5,000 or Imprisonment 3- People .mu, m. m i. . W mm are: , voroe tii’wl‘; bme.usM:rrlt:1m;‘9b- 5i mmases oin Past Two
For Violation of the Provisions A patriotic .1177“; , . I Under 5 - . which it was decided this morning to insert KE-u‘gwga:{teEfnmvgmegu‘rvgr33m Weeks
_ p 5. no r i ll ausp ces m the m, .. . I“! become ill. purchaser or virtually break u", bonds which hold him to
n ! m
of the (.onnectlcut Stale t.‘ouncil.of 00.] produced .
Defense was in town hall. liar-fen, all in I kum Adeline Westerburg.
five day W. lines producing
WASHINGTON, Jgn, 17,——snspen-‘ ness activlty general. including stores..laat evening. Rallies of a similar a?“ umr 0m t. We! which in M down will be I DFHI. ‘
«ion of operation of America's manu-l schools. saloons. theatres and office charm-ti r Will be held In the different W to tun twpnlp‘“ 0V" to m“ {w WW" Ml The. 50W" 1'quan '5 a member
{Mums inflame. em 0,» the m5. buudmg, 3m" chap"... mm", .o,‘ townsh of on- state. their purpose be- turnsd'over to consumers who come within the preferential list. Theigfat?‘;';” t5}. 5:, 2"]; fi'li'KZLF’rg fit-ial ..,,,,firmmi,,n is lacking, mi
9mm“ and in Louishna and Minutes Sunday conditions each Monday than», or t e imparting of information to coal willbepnidftr the ultimate consignee who willl'emit direct-- . ° 9 a o , . l g . . ~ _ ,
bats for a period of five days begin.) filer for ten weeks. El‘cn street. the public of the meanings of the lytothc mm“ the coal 0 ' "3 mand- iii-“l” “1 ”1" conferences "1 B“?
runs tomorrow. was decreed by thel car lines will be put on a Sundavnzrei‘it war. the objects for which the nom‘ohwinmmn withthcordor willbo n ‘ hfiflhlsf‘firt‘flggfi 908'” old ”it“ lilllilfit’mjlinhiso is uncertain. Both milk
Fuel Administration in an old" is“ has” 0“ MOW”! “ginning ”mm” con mung "won" 8" figmmgv 3"" era] in M W 3° U" c T.” n r "m“ .'° "9 u’ tarist and liiln-mllitanst newn-
rued lodflv mum to relieve the. 21 and up to and including March ”‘9 film“? 'h“ ”9““ mu" "3' h no” . . ‘0' Garfield has reserved to himself: $1.”ng mill llsbimof will“ “Famed papers in (lei-many claim victory
serious coal shortage. The order even, 25. Newspapers are limited to one Compmnlnrly make, in order that the t e WW9? '0 m “muons and Into fuel WNW" Willi ‘ u g“ ‘ at ° or ' 9 taking 0‘ for their respective groups d
includes munltlon plants and Excel)”: edition and concerns. selling food will “Ill"?! may Will. be permitted to me ’ ' ‘
While German newspapers re-
port a resumption of the peace I;
negotiations at Brest~Litovsk, 01- g,
born
rancid
“mm to fi‘ cm of the gravest the husband‘s deposition.
' This » . ' ' 1' will be.
d be permitted tot opxratc until noonf e . . Acting on the courts order the nothing ofiltlal prohab 5. .
m1; 'fl‘fifi'fi; $333215. ohmum,‘ «in the heat‘less Mondays and stores; (Continued on Eleventh Page), t‘ggl'gency. Wm be "bk“ ‘0 "wa by the fuel “mitostimoni gt (the gigantic“: link?“ forthcoming until Imperial (lin-
’ .i ' . "H b. all '~d to re-: ""—- If ' . . est Wee eon? crt .. . a ette. ,, . . ' s '
I'0Amglgtfuelznttlfirllzrdgegdnsumers of hhlilll‘if oildll‘fias“ lflllltle. iSIZ‘l‘e‘ fuel ad~ ! Proud“ “w m in” the fuel Mminlm'flion oflou “1-1,: in the complaint the husband charges Stil‘gnm“?! til-It'lifilmltzhemfiekizhd:
' ; ~ . . . w. 0 n .
c ul in whose intorest the order was, mmlstrators in whose 'hdmilrs'ddu Q‘s-i- FAETflRY "WNERS will] morning. , t '0 My. done, said Dr. “I m Lmttgefibficnrggtlikealmost from the Main i‘otitnlittcc on Friday. ,
mm“ 1" [prescribed lnclud'ng mil, ccution of the mm ”.“M m f. . IM‘MMW‘WM momt a” Wimmm Other Divom'Pnitlm it is ilsnlimt‘d in London M
roads. householders. hospitals. charitu ‘c’llose thanrlnggsadmm tomp‘nl“ ‘ .2, ‘ Win“. "I“ “I. m , , ." ‘3‘ WV- ‘f ' Three other dlvome petitions were the llurl‘ii'd meetinv's of milrtfly'
_ mgligiti’t‘ltgtligfiz. :txiilli‘t’legflihrrlzt‘l; :32} gm?!“ 0......t'itg. not mention. AWAIT STAIEMENT th’ Instruction themaiapointa of theorldarwent out early, filed in tho Stiperior.court today. and political ,meg, in m ‘
1” eminent enterprises public buildings: shill yards It is known that they will' 15 momma “All state fut! “mutton in the cut, tEmrna Elizabeth Wilson of this citv tliil “”1 result in my dew» “
and food manufactures. ibe permitted to continue Ovt'mllnflfi- ‘ --A-—-‘ l on“, dmm“ 0‘ “1‘ 30170111QO .d a" (“I 07d“ Wish” ‘1 dpmp "0m ppmml HY “zillil‘chnntvc of Peace policy. In so“
iiiutitulll " lulu tilillis :
As a means of additional relief the
order provides that Industry and busi-
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Local Business ‘Men Will
Close if NecesSary. But
Want Definite Order From
Garfield
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it is the general concensus of opin-
ion in Nora-Mk today that this fac-
tories will close down tomorrow morn-
ing. but a latent many of them refus-
cd to commit themselves when called
with varying attitudes. The War and ”$1?“ ants, however,l
had been consulted and were in accord.
order was necessary to meet the situation, some oflicials believed the.
effect might have been obtained by means less drastic in effect to.
the country 's ecoonmic fabric.
' evidenced resulting from the government's3
l Sonic confusion was
war romm. , »
.° Oouncil of National Defense was anxious over whether cloth
factories '
overcoat: would have to shut down. , ‘ '
unit. They were married June
1897. improper conduct with “one
H016. and intolerable cruelty bclween
the same dates are unwind in the co-
complaint. The wife would resume
her maiden name of Downs.
Henry J. Miller. of Stamford. wants
a divorce from llciena S. Milli-r, for
neck of Sew York. but temporarily
lowa. They were mar-
ried Februarv l. 1883. nearly thirty-
;quartcrs in (lcrmuny it is believed
0 it Wt. felt that “(Jane Doe.” on April 1 and June l.'n,.. (‘rotut ('ouncils had more to
ill” with plans for military open-
i’tiolls on the western front. Ger-
ltttitii newspapers have heralded O
,stroug attack on this front and it
illas lll‘t'll declared the, German-
lliiid brought more than 1,000”
linen to France from the eastern
’frout.
,l . . . by The Evening Sentln l. a in ”H {mm ”Plum mm mm“ m a" w“. love years ago. The, husband alltl‘iif‘fi, ;. _ .'
a a Id District Commission- ,National Assouatton of Au-. is... m. “an,” an“ 0501’" 3‘33 are closed down, the result will be very detrhncntal," “stimulant: i‘,‘;",.‘;",‘:‘.‘..";' 133:7" mm“ "“‘yi‘iml‘fi': If:‘;'a';‘:‘)';i?;l:::‘$£;;7;
dubon SOClélieS Issues 8 statement such as Dr. Oarileld paid Vice-chairman of “I. supplies 0mm l Royal Loz’ler. of Stamford. would. I ‘
ers Issue a Statement Con-
l Statement Pointing Dan-
lliat he would issue this afternoon be-
.J‘uel Administratutlarfleld was asked today t', the smte Coal
be separated by law from Sadie K.
the .i‘onstituenl .Assetnbly .« .el-
. . . foi-c toiling lllf'lr cmplo x t . , . . “Friday and with the carrying out
coming the Situation l gcr of Relaxed (‘ame M ”w "W W “My“ 0 cationic investigating WOSJW at 2:30 o’clock today for ex-,'fl";:,“{{,:°:a:fo‘rlzrtk' Flirt-Trill; till-tot a threat of war made strait-l.
. l Ono llittnlifiicttlrer said: "it would I C ' ltled on s. - 1' I l '- l‘ [ill b
- . , . , Dr and. "n“ I if ‘Dlembt'tl o. 1914. The wife Rilllldllld, should t.c is evik
The"! wreath to be considerable Laws “mm ”m m ('nrflwd mm" ”m n "‘ ' m to ‘0 u" a" “mm a one" dcflt’fled “remit,” 29. ”HOW” “ndllllllllllilllm not he answered satbv
confusion concerning the drastic ord-j
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{ii simple iiviitt-nr‘to sit at a desk in
Washington and say '(‘losi- for Five
has conthued that dcsertlon ever
ll'actoi'yily. l’rcmicr Leuine has de-
armofsi‘ult: ifmmlssioner Garlic-Id, and} Grave perils threatcn ”w ““"m‘l‘ l'nl‘h' and that instunny till of n". in- (“manned 0" Pa. mm) since. __ __ ‘lnlillfll'll that the. Rumaniann n.
ou orwalk mm?” (.ommlsg “I" "f the i nlled States through the dupf’lps, \‘llill ones. ones that people - -—-~ ..... m... . ' ' lensi- llolsllcvik‘solllief'h now under .s
I‘lmlt‘rfl today issued the following indiscriminate abounhicr of finds and and.“ upon m, ”n.5,. bread and but- ‘ ..__-... "“" "‘""" ““ DRAFT MEN To .. s'h th lt five of . .l
:l ”91:19“: Iconcerning the operation of of wild llfc. according to it .‘llllll'm-‘lll tcr. wm o...” their whet-ls" l LET GOVERNMENT lam!“ “If rel $28033! mill ‘ .
to pan iere: . ssue yestrrday by the directors of/ The ('i'ofut &. - . . r"l' "r“ " a m , , “I,
“(8anan the newspaper statements, the National Assoclullon of Audubon that ”M. m,..,,,,:.‘d"“,',’,”c‘,$:":'},"h an“: ; BUY THEIR SHOES measures by the liolshcvlki- BI- iii
‘r‘elatlve to the closing down of in Societies of No. 197i Iii'oitdvny, New ..x...p”0n of I)“. office, and that they . ' lmuliin is given twenty-four hours ,
(tinny.i tl‘w Secozd'nlstrict Electricnh‘ork on)“ i Wcro ironic to do all In their power to l . NEW YORK. Jan. l'I:-The millionsfi" 3pm,.“ to make 3 unfigfactof” .
fig??? ”:nZPegsdwg‘fo ne‘h'chaflen’dmah‘d '1‘. Gilbert Pearson. the secretary of help lhl' initiiinlstratlon in,what they 3 of young men eligible for the "econdlrcplv. . a
“I” believe it u their ”Mom-dun the Association. in making Public. solid. ' > I draft are not buying high priced H3095; ()iwnhw "f the Constituent A.- w
‘ kec fl ht n l l l ' 1 rye-solutions adoptedbt the Board of. he Lockwood Manufacturing ('om-' l —-—-i- illll now. They expect their in ‘oes, ”'hv hie 1 fl! ii” ‘
0 i, D K 0 BUDDY” 99" '9 Directors. said that unless every i-l- puny said that their "didn’t know" « . . AVlIt lid M It i ,to be bought for them by the amv.;’tt‘lllj.‘ i“ f .n P“ " ,7?” , *-
rim-vice a; usual. and not to “"7" 0" fort is made to enforce all smite pro» whether they would close or not and A "r" ""0“” ”CW?!" occurred: 0]" 8 cc. II’I dill: CW"““"‘”" ”19"" l“ 3 considerable l0 lmlt' lb". ”'6 BOMMV'k' m”.
dim-3} if? £27313“ it‘l'J’TilK'Till’l' "If”“r 5"?“ "l” "'"m" 'i""'t”‘"' 3“” "W '33” inning o formal i... i... eve-ulna about nine o'clock. when: Are Killed Milli"! De- '“'".'i'i‘ "W '3” ”ml". '3’i"°r""".tho victim malted imtavmblr '
' ' *' ; ' e act v t as o gunners ant pot-tunt-' cc or not cut on from tho govom- a m, . ' It'll"l Y o oo wear. so . . urn-i . ‘ ' . , mam, 'u.
ion of the commissioners that such a" would soon destroy ”1,. natural mm" nbout the cloolng. The. follow- 1 ryof mcrr.‘ confers collided with scent It Jericho, 11.]. ium. a “mam“ shoe manumwurpvto th.f'f"I!R-R)vhlr'l ' . of“
“Wm?" 0' ”ow" and ”3'" "3le foes of insects and of rodent pests lni: companies also said the same ‘ fl" hydrant at the {00' of SWIM“ . lspealtlna today It the convention 0!_'r”' 0 H" Wm ’ u "l
as the government may and noises and 0, "a“. ”ling: Norm“ T“... r. Rubber pom tlllll. The hill was very toy ,and In NEW W,“- Jm l7.—-Hsrold Blak'" the National Boot and Shoe Manufab-houds of the Social Revolutioniah
nary to enforce will be in proper. mill "The crops will save the nation.""piiny. Norwulk l‘oundr . Nortlallt no condition for slidin 'e. .' MS a “owmm'm' aviation "WWW” turers’ association here. Howcver. ho “‘llil-if‘ leader announces "Hit it.
will lDltll’ lo the “I?" 0' such “3"" says the official statement "and ”lit Lock (‘ompuiiv \Iornallt yiron Works 8' as ”l coast 1"“ his mechanlclan. “n” Higgins lflld there would be a “9" ”a” 0‘ \ Hi My if convened will am I
too that may be curtailed without det-' ' - " ‘ ' flu found out. too late. Miss Anna were instantly lulled late yesterday ' .4 “ll “ .- , - . v r
riuiental consequences. They advise
all consumers of electric light and
power to use every possible economy.
NEW ROCHELLE “WET”
PLEA TO BE HEARD
"About. N. r. Jan. l7.-~Govcl'n0f‘
Whitman and “other! S. Slsuon. stale
Commission of Excise. will hold it ptlb-
lc. hearing in the cv'ecutlt'e chamber
at noon Janunrv 29. on the application
of the liquor dealers of New Rochelle
fut relief from the order forliidtllnli
the sale of liquor in that city. made
through the mayor.
The Mayor of New Rochelle. in a
letter to Commissioner Slip-ion receiv-
ed today says“:
lwhi-n he died lmlt April.
birds will help to save the crow." In,
this national crisis. America is look-
ed upon by our Allies as the granary
of the world and the source of food
'whloh must sustain the fighters in
nine months of struggle. yet to com--
lThi-rcfore every effort ellould be'
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.Leavcs Fortune to Girl j
He Saw in Italy;
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known today that the late :rautiis Au
Klimt-bitty of this cltv left a sttlull:
tl‘orlunc of something over $50,000 to
.a mum: ltnllan slrl who had neverl
,bcen on lllls llltlt‘ of the Allantlc.’
glory one from the govornmenl.
Charles liltiiond. manager of the R.
A” (l. l‘olupanv. when asked whether
or not the factory would clot-c down
said: "What rise can We do?" .‘lle
.‘itlfl llitll he didn't one that the man".
fuclurets had any option in the mnl~
lt'l'. it was no order and it port-mp.
He
tulld that unit-Nil Dr. Gnrfl-iltl made.
llllllf‘ ruléna in his statement this af-
it't'lloon that. would allow him to do
otherwise that the factory would be
blow-d until Wednesday morning.
The M. N. Mayehoff at (70.. inc. 9’
suid ”till they didn't know whether
tilt-y wew ruins to shut down or not.
and lllill they were awaiting llr. Gar-
llcld's statement. or an official notice
of some sort lnthe matter.
The estate
“The emergency which «fated at, is about to he ”filed. The property
tbn time and which indulged the. was largely in Hartford real estate.
t: «mind of the ordernolonscr oststsd Mr. Kins-bury spent much of my
and the conditions of the city are as later life in Viarcziilo. a seaport on
tlmy were prior to tho second week the lllnullsn M‘il. He was an Eula.
tn Decanter, 1011." 4- copullan and aided in the establish-
M the hearing it will is détetmln- meat and maintenance of an English
ed wh the Hills interest ro- clisrch of that denomination in Via-
«tm the methane to «pct of the auto. .
Inter lads ca December 14 forbid Aa ltsllsn woman and her two
Alas the sale of liquor in New Ro- dsuahters shared with him his inter
totem. insomniac!" tin hearts: «i la the church and it was one of
Dr Garfield's promised ulte-
mm. If received. before the Asso-
ciated Press wire closes for the
day. will be posted an toe bulletin
board of The Inning Sentinel, so
that all m an it. This statement
is to have in it septa general cal.
logs with especial regard to the
closing of factories.
In said ”buc‘ssatlaisat on the daubtsrs to whom he left the
unmarked-Wm“. ...l
Nolan was thrown off the rear end of
the “rip". and struck With violence.
asninst the. curb. submit her head
and face in such a manner that Dr.
Bunnell was forced to close the
wound with flit-cc stitches. John
Hurley of Elm Street was badlv cut
on the hip and was carried to his
borne by fellow-coasters. Miss Ther-
baa Nonahan's back (Was buiilnec‘
and the rear ill. of ihe‘Tlp" ran over
htr hand. cutting the member quite
verelv..
. The sled was owned and driven by.
Joseph Carroll. of Sprlna liill. who
came out of the accident untouched.
who it new machine.
Liberty motor,
in; out. fell at the Jericho aviation
field. Long island. The accident was
witnessed by olllcers of an anmpliuv:
company and a number of Govern-
ment officials.
The men had ascended to a height
of several thousand feet and appar-
ently the machine was working per-j
fectly. Upon their descent. when 250
feet from the around. the machine,
suddenly dropped. Both men Weret
caught in the wreckose. _. An ambit-l
lance was called from the Nassau!
hospital. Mlneois. Both men were on-
Many of the houses in the lmmodinfc‘conaclotll when the ambulance arrlvi
'vlcinlty were quickly transformed ln- ed and died before teaching the hos-j
to first aid hospitals. and the wounds pm], '
were all dressed when Dr. Burnelli No reason for the accident has yct
arrived with the exception of Miss boon assigned.
equipped with s
customers in the boys from iii to 2!
years old. now leaving schools and
"me“ they Vermin" colletm. who are getting n'n's sin-Uh”
and wear Iuclt's size slices.
"it is up to the nisutifncttircrs." he
said. "to educate these I'll-t. customers
to buy these grades. lt believe that
prices Will be slightly llh'her ti ll!
season. but not so high as to il.s-'
couralc demand."
Find til—riots WEEK:
on Bomb on Dock
AN ATLANTIC PORT, Jan. l7.~-A
metal tubvi resembling a bomb was
found today bceldo a drv dock in the
navy yard. The supposed bomb was
lnbolll six inches long. wound with
string and wire. and had a fuse at
tached.
'low.
Nolan. who will probably be laid up
for wversl days. As in previous
years. now that the horse is stolen.
the barn will be locked. and coast-
lna will be prohibited for the remain-
der of the season.
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An important meeting of Division
No. l. A. 0. it. will be hold this cvs-
'nlna in their rooms on Wall strut
Olcm for the coming year will b!
installed and a social boon/will fol:
. t ‘t..‘
. countdofl
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Blakeley was the first man to try
‘out the new Libel-t motor and in
Tillie trial flight. am oh took placo st
insole is September. be
pasted, by Theodore Roosevelt.
‘alncc then be has made numerous
daring limits at Philadelphia. Prince-
ton‘iaad Chicano. s
. Blakeley, who was 28. was married
and resided in l'lushins. L.’ l. lila-
ns was so years old and unmarried.‘
is home was la Illissbstb. N. .l.
l-‘rrresuautwestss. .
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' Written on it in German. officials
said, were the words. "This is n tw-en
ly-nvo second explosive bomb."
The officials; declined to be more
specific regarding the character of the
missile.
‘ The tube was discovered by one of
the crew of a government ship in the
ldoclt. The fuse had not been lighted.
'Navsl officers immediately ordered 3
them“ search of the dosh and of
;the vessel. but report that than was
loathing to indicate the presence of la-
itradsrs. . ,
for the inter-allied conference 1'
nos an immediate i’lemocl'aflc ’
{peat-c on the basin of the. stat.-
nit-lits of President Wilson III!
l’rcmicr Lloyd George.
l Military operations on the. wed-1 :
Hi front are confined to the .—
.0
"ual raids and artillery duels. I“
jol‘ the ”roll” and on the 140" ~
Il'iuvc the Italians have rcpt)“ i“
Atitlro-(icrmiin attempts to recap-
llll'i‘ llll' positions loot Monday.
l lil'lllsll tut-rebuilt shipping/10"
cs show it marked decrease from
ithe two prcviouil weeks. Still“
ritic-i and mines sccountcd'for d: ,
“mould of more than 1.“ tonsanl
two of less than that tonnage ti.
post week. as compared with 2.1
ships. including )8 of more ill.
1.600 tons. in the reports of both
Jan. 9 and Jan. 12. French louse
increased from one in the parts.
week to six, including Ive of mar
than 1,600 tons, during the west
cadinstnusry 12. ‘ ,
LONDON. Jan. Tia-Nichol-
Roalsnoif, the former Emperor.
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Norwalk Chronicler