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Evening sentinel, Monday, February 4, 1918 · page 1

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”.1“ Writes Dupes of Mrs. Charles T. W . '9 - _ . . Dane 1'
2 T, KW“ Y. M.C. A.’ Chapman Make Inedectual “m"mt ““2 mmm fl Cam-
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. ‘War Vat. at Cup Mullen;
Mon. ”sham. was sent to'thls

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flce yesterday morning: '
. Dear Friends and lcmbers oi Booth
Ziorwalk Congregational Church:
"' elafitfififlrb to time to; make
~ , to you regarding the work
you are allowing me to do in
‘tyour name—from your parish to the
South it you'll agree to such an en«
largeuneni of South Norwslk. _
‘tl'irstol w «euthankyou
. , min (or ity you. have
gimmeoidshg this tremendous
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the work iioinewhat irom hearsay. but
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. 70f the Necessity ’of Econ-
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, St. Joseph’s Church, the pastor, Rev.
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- :3 patriotic address. He said in all told on the list! 0! this number earlyY hour] flags-“ugh had Mould til;

4 ' :-- , - 28 were held over or inrther study . . . ' as e an . ey esca -

7 .My {pursuant—four months go and ,5; reserved.“ subjects oi na- Toll of Vendettl m m Secretary W Gives His’tsr tiring several shots at a lice-

. from this very, pulpit, 110“ you t at- tions with whom the United States is Distri weekly Review of OIII’I- man. one of which struck him a giant:-

. .. our All”! mtg did not "mm, .1 y",- ‘- . , Ct Rises to Eleven . , . . lug blow on the“ top of the head; stun-
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Lordship.‘
. . lanor. is deserted b lis tenan airs.
city moustohsrsad to the mem- Charles '1‘. cum”: an ”LN”
hers and friends oi the Booth No" endless stream oi the woman's .vic-
will muons! Church- The 1'“ this visit the place as it in expecta-
tion at getting their money back ironi
. heiress to millions.-
Neighbors oi Nrs.‘ Chapman have
been so annoyed by. people calling »
upon them to inquire the whereabouts.
oi 'Mrs. Chapman. that they haVe had‘
their telephone service discontinued
fur the time being .
Every hour brings the news of some
fresh victimwho has been mulcted?
by the glib tales~ol mythical wealth,
toideby the wunan, “é".andmir salty: . ,
is‘as treat as .r’au . It . .
ihoaewho have he'snrcportnd-today twdfll m

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”Manama .‘Jury'l‘rials Suspended Next

Week For Naturalization
’Sessioris .

ilm atthslsuthlsnsaiirrsst
~ uses

Midi:

‘P . P . . . T P‘ k all Jury arial business in the Superior.
. “1‘ ”tor Elli eop .court an devote three whole days to'
‘ l' ' ‘ Judge William M. ' .

Maltbie will preside; , ‘ . '

The naturalization docket has been -\ ' - -

prepared by 'Assistant§Clerk Michael - ' ' - . . ».
—' . ' J. Flanagan and it' makes up a _boolt‘
/ » At all of the services yesterday it; or sixty pages; the largest since ihe'i , ‘
present law went into eiiect and deck-
R ice-null. gave to the people in- eta were made up.
here are on less than 420 cases

re'hjnlin want of rest in applications; No less than 74
» (enchiladas seventh Pics.)
come to: e cfl‘cludihn' since then. THREATENS DEATH
t!" J . . I“, , for

"m” ”'"m :: UNLESS STRIKERS
- -.. RETURN TODAY

our soldiers to win the-yietorv. How .' mm. res; to’—General Vera"
can we do this}. first. by living up. Kessei. military commandant oi Bran-
‘ -—-‘-- , 'deuhurg, province, in which Berlin is
situated. ‘threatens ‘snmmary punish-
ment'oi. strikers who tell to obey his
order that (they resn‘me wiork this
. morning. mplcyea i’aillng to resume
work will be tried by court martial,
, . led to impose sen~
tence of den 2 execution to take
. .2. , ce within 2 hour”; or ‘the time
'CAIP purines. Ayer, ’Mass. Feb. the sentence is imposed. '
d-J‘couaecuout's Own" 804th inlanc The social unrest now has spread
dry bald. W.” from Car to. Triest. Austria's principal seaport
Wielditheouiheddrlatlosea. Herealno
his». in the cantonment to play at ptrike among the shipyard and other ”‘1'
the base-warning.“ the canal put. workerswasdeelareddhemain'
, {rage cone house. ’whieawas accept- or? p

- he heard mull
Cassie dead ’on the sidewalk. Abal- part of 5 MW ”"1" Industrial its cause. As he ran down the street um. men. in the rear"

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PITTSBURG, Feb. 4.—Reopenlls 0!

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Longo oi Monessen» Antonio Cassie oi ' a’nuouuoemen
-Braddock and two unidentified manic“! ‘ M
were the victims. '
Longo and the two unidentified
men were killed in the heart of

Moneasen's business district. Bis men 30 I. W. W. SEIZED
participatednln the shooting. M IN ST. wUIS OFFICE

{list were seen standina in "'0‘“ 0'

e on , i ll t the ilrst '

pee on.- douse e I 31-, LOUIS. Mo. Feb. l.—'l'he police
madearaidtonightonthei.w.w.

volley. A low seconds later two oth-
ers lellanddiedlnaiew minutes. h . .
Cassie was shot in Robinson street: in connection _wlth the
Braddock. onion oi, Police lpcarilly;uflk,. "I” 5" "MW “I”! m
was in his home in that street when am“ iii-W! d”- I“ waited tum
“m8 out,hs 10““ men. The strike is believed to be

American
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GA‘IBNDGI, Marriott. g,...nn.‘m_.MIi-¢DM ease of Campbell Ad-

memorise the Golden arms ’2le
it run m in" m.“ ‘2“ an“; -
iorsahplaoa 1'. “y . ... 9‘
their address . Shelli Were Stored in the
inhioot 'r‘ ' m

thshiadct, alumnae or—tsn eta-st buildin' oi
“mum the quadrangle lathe Ilsrvard me!
u my.“ :1: huraadozssuslsy. Tamara:
notwanttohiadsr'thsssleolwead x-nient were removed by man oi the
A only MI tnaval radio and ,easiaus' school under'
meat “4 to in» direction or their ollcers. vim.-

his records belonging to the univer-
sity and the government schools were

also saved. a .

.The buiidlnacoutaiucd the bursar's
cities, of the university and the execu-
tive emces oi the anslaaa' school. it:
was oI’Lred betch..‘twe and will!

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bulletins.

walls and was harsh throwers” .

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,., .. . ‘Oc r. 1917. .A decision was ren- ; ' _
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Policeman:‘surpriseii.Yegg-l
men “at Work and la,
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AflerRifling‘Saie .

BOSTON, Feb. d.——Laek oi co-opers-
tion between departments may be
held in a measure. responsible, Jon
the successful es'eape early today or
tour te robbers” no were sur-

-id the store of Timberiake at

Small. All “case; at an

situates- “ V

- aside the verdict

‘11"!-

lmtor varsu Standard Oil Cour

“It; sl-‘which was‘a suit tonic

‘Hlialu for tbe‘death of John
“easier who was killed in the yards
at the Standard Oil Company. South
Norwalk. August. 1011. “deter ’
Car when an engine and other cars
backed down and coupled onto the
car under which be was working.
knocking him down and fatally crush-
ing him. Suit was brouaht in the are
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immediately died a motion to set
at this motion
could net be heard til he tember.
1m, owing to the . tin lilinesa
oi Judge Williams who' presided at the

trial. Upon thereiussi of Judge Wil- ‘ .
llama to set aside the ,verdict the have broken out 3‘ '1ch m a"

case was taken to the Supreme court Grand Duchy of Save-Weimar.‘ ,

rors where it was argued in

Attorneys, for the Oil‘Company
then died
of the case beiore the Suprem Court
which was denied. This closed the
litigation, ,and the Oil Company has

paid over to the administrator of Lien.
stcrfa estate the $5,000 with interest

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The tour men, it is believed. were

theetrest and signalled the "Mfl'nm'
the policeman and be;

her old“ car and immediately tele-

phoned it tthation No. 11. The poi- got out and and them to getoii the shell-shock during “10 W
limit. This they said they eonlduot intent: ' - ‘ .
Policeman Galinalm ol the nor do. and the motorman then attempted] Bands at isolated points and son; _
cluster station I“ ”"0““! Neron- to wit the as oil the track. The tiilcry bombardment; in w.“
set avenue. which leads to the Newmm m as best they could. ”Macao“ mark-Hid 0901550”
We to u" Victory plant or sun-'33.; l: “pianist: gefiz,m:'thc other fronts in Frame ‘
' arrested melts!» ,
theear and one captive ballooniwes."

ice have no record oi the number.

tmwheuh‘eheardthereportoia
edexplosiouandatartedtoseek

hessw‘amaniumpiromadocrand
- whistle. Gallagher con-
to the grocery
a s all. He
t his hand is
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beer and whiskey icy

a long standing black hand feud int. Wasnmo’ron’. his. i.—wiirnins “N b! m “mobile in "seams Greenwich to this our Imagexeuieo-tsil’o"':m“fi“° mag;
Alienation not to Muslim or strikes any» Shortly after the robberv one ot Greenwich, has to pay the court onstm'“ “V’- - r » . '-
tiie shootina another policeman sate deiala $74.“. and that the m
:31: 1.113;“ midnight. britnzlnls the Gsrmaay'slaehsn its ".9 ”mm," a machne neina‘or'iven a. 19d and race Stamrord. and Joseph Vardis. _
1' 0 vc I“ 9 NW“- Becretary Baker in in. wee " . thmsh Adams street head for e Stamiord. have to pay the'court $30.46 ' . thenmrm‘
“mu" "”9"“ '5 “PM“ . 91'0“! ltaryreview today also makeskgelgiln'. center 0! the city. are stepped into each. mg, ‘ ' '

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ley came along andthe m

Sammis came along
were loud ave bottles

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pint of whiskey. ,
0"!th had . .
street and was broken,

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rt bottle of whiskey :dhrrhav ' '
can . W! “.tors on the Italian frontawhile h..-

 

.m the German government have tak- '
imitating underneath a Union Tank en the form of orders to the strik-

wldow and child by Attorney Howard

‘ s 1.15"“ l .
s=Jhrsarweehs“, trlal.the Jury as $0,000. The“

erad‘a verdict or $5,000 tenths val. quiet W "
pin till. The emotion cmm’pemi-ofllcial I“ 9"- ' receiv

a motion for a reargument

~ 2 - ' - '. f master-General, will meet today'.
I‘ ‘ ' . Berlin. They will discuss economic A

Trio From Greenwich and two countries, both ofwhichh'a
Sanford Find mmieen included recently- by striha-m

As a «queues or a essence and] ,American troops on thdfroitt'fiv

puL orienemy subjected"; . .2
also oi trenches to a heavy fire. 95

men cameto this city . » .
tolstop. ”rt-driver drove straights! isst'svenhig‘ia a Ford car that theyi'm'e entanglements “,‘d W
. had borrowed from Neme'ts's empioye'r.trenches- "Little Me . m
Juno to the-Mews!!! to «are helmets Greenwich. and got stuck on theidone by the German the... Tins.
struck and knocked dcwir. ills rob- trolley trachs in trout oi the tour
tained what he believes is the unmjnotel. There they stayed until a Ml'zwounded and one MM .1“:

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int rta imm’iotr' ‘

I” I! __ .; .2 01-.
Von Ludsndorfl "Held in ~ “'-
Berlin ~ <

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, “Willi "NE

Twooi’OurHen,’

‘ KM Nine ’“3’
Woundedand (his Balers '
From Shelb‘Shoeh - 2 ,
Death by execution is the threat ‘3;

held over Berlin workmen who duv c

not return to their tasks tbday. ’

chpressive measurss'insiituted by :

‘ers to resume werk on pain of
,triai by court-martial which will
ihave.»power to impose the death
sentence. \ .
‘ herlin has been one oithc' ‘ n
‘eenters of the at he ,
land it has been ‘ . ‘

that ”0,000 workersyerc‘idlc bum;
cana‘c'of “W‘tlim, while na-

 

‘in Holland, virtu lyetlio only fort
gin. which news of theatsike ha.
been permitted to leave Germany.

Another strikeis reported to

Authentic reports fromother parts '5

formation concerning actual hap- 1’.
penings. Vorwaerts, the SocialBj’J‘”
organ, says it is impossible to gird
news because of the force of eir- ’
cumstances. f . r‘ -‘

A significant announcemhnt fl“
made semi-ofllcially in Berlin. It ' 1
is that the foreign ministers of
Austria and Germany and Genera!
'von Ludendorfl, Chief Quarter»

and political questions (afleethg'
the interests and territories of-thll

 

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Americans were killed, nine were

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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