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'ians continue fighting in the region -
515% 0f PrateSts 505i Lemherg and the Poles are keeping M W From 10h“
I‘the enemy in check. In the last few W Scullcy
.days the Poles have retaken sOme of
. _ §1heir numbers who had been mhi
5 prisoner. '
1 Among the prisoneni recaptured
were sixty _male nurses, who; 3cm
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Sere 32113003004100 and In heavv fighting in the last Kew5Visited the American Camps.
Wanting his figures Mr. F0 0dr -d5
> , ...-,1 attention to the rising wave a K of C
. rotesl throughout the country: 7 . was g‘ular 8011
~ inst the proposed continuation. for' south NOW alk—-—ers From It tho re meeting at th
- 11-11-125 of the tast war time ex ,1 Officers at Nutmeg Coun- council of Knights were too small to
.1. lures: and resultant tax burdens. . hold the members who were anxiousI
. .11 [1011 you, he said that Wej C1] ‘to greet and hear Secretary Sculley-I
wing wild in government exm “‘ regu-
. 11..» .~ , -. . 1 His address which followed the l
.11,» _ We hate been tery ex- . Deputy Grand Regent Frank Good- gar business of the meeting. was reI
.. 1 1n tdc War but we will for- child and Deputy Grand Guide “’illiun ceived with delight by his audience.
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' whoa-cause to efiect it we have H Dieringer, of Sherman Council RO- .1
. . “5315-” But “get? are We goinz y“: Arcanum accompanied by Robert- He used to illustrate his talk thclnrgo
~ 111» expeumltures of this gov G. Mitchell and Victor J. Benelisha. ‘ Dd use
Ir—B‘ _ ' also of Sherman, went. down to m (Cmtm On P Six)
_1 zinued (m Page Three} gulch last night and installed the non-I ‘
i-ly elected om 0‘. Jim me
. Marthe/ensuing 5: ,. ’ 5‘ ‘5 '
I N“ MAYBR BA“ , 5 Deputiesgl‘ Googghaurd and Dior-inset;
zonducied the installation common-1
i’s 1111i: the same high degree of a— mm EXBMNI‘I
.iiciency as has always characterized
.'tl1eir work on the floor of Shermanl .
‘3 f0“ PHOR ”IAN, (‘ouhncll and thhelrdperlormance last I
2mg t was tune a mired b all re-. -
. . Fem F P IFedcral Resene Board Will-ITms
AYS MAYnfl IRE AT. Both gentlemen when called upon. mg to Ulldertake Devekp‘
J: 1 deiltemd speeches which, for down- ment of Fund
',r1ght common sense. were all that
11955 to undertake development of an
:inlernationnl gold exchange fund to
.uit Declare: HeH
-1113 .1 1111:501- is no jobi 1_ r
’ the leOl'Ct: suit bro clhug t b} . .
:asor Judge Greene ordered Contmued °" Sixth _________P_m
~5 1;. ~ ’3 1.11111: '.'55555.555ed that his sal on October 6th
.1 ‘5 15 13.30“ a )e'al and thaw
,..- $31-11. salary as an 0111-, ..
, 1, , 1,, and Towne factory in “us “imam H. Ayrault formerly
1:..g-1l The Wife teszifled that she-10‘ Budge-port bl” now 0f 16 Van Zant
.1 weel-zt to support herself “5799' 845‘ Nomaik. received a let-.
.. 1 14-1 lasr week from Corporal Charles5 MUNICH.- Feb. 8. (Correspondence
,, (gigging igfiliaigiigg 1551:: .J. Farlev with the American Army offiof The Associated Press)——Railx::d
1-11.45” is Occupation describing the death in’ fares. already soaring to tiednprec
.1151: 27fzzggsrinigkafggssgnsogsh Iaction of her nephew. Private Edward: ed heights all over Germany despinte5.’
divorce action the mayor ac Ileun81l.She had prpviously on No an equally unprecedented poverty of
. .- his Wife of intolerable cruelty fvember'1.in a (axe-gram from the “'31-;service are going up again and this:
. »uit has not yet been assiwned llepa rtmtm been old the bare news5time with aJump to take away the tra-
ma: Ithat he had b91111 killed in action OC-‘-v1eller’s breath. Prussia attempting
tobenr ‘,6 1915.” "to make up a deficit of a billion and
ate Bennett was b01111“ Bndgg- a quartet marks is going to put up
IPOTC in 1894 and lived there until five fares for passengers 60 per cent abose
. :years ago “hen he went to New the present high rate. Bavaria and
310 work. He “as drafted from Brook- the rest of Germany are expected to
513’“ \la} -~5 1915 and went across do likewise and to be affected by a
from Camp “Wins on July 7 with the ‘general increase
Enl‘vd Infantry Co 31
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"edge Thomas Defers 5911-. EMunich Revolutionary
ence 1n Railroad Thefts—-HEALTH* AUTHORITIES i . - - - -9.
’11-- for Bridgeporterf BAN FEDERAL FILMS “1mm” Expens“ ’
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:535‘ and Means Member‘ ABS W p 11. 8 Bv :11 A 11- 5Large and Enthusiastici
:11115 House of Rising edvgressf—Ji'heel’olea and 1811;355:331. Gathering Listenstolnter-
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forms
Highway
Bennett has
undoubtedly appropriated.
ism
Control
the commissioner that
i , _ ...,200 miles of trunk
<11" Climbing ‘ 21,15 ‘“ “”hwwem ‘ “”53 cm" and Many Other Places' In in the state have been
Highway Com
whit;
tee That It urn-£5
1 $30,000 fOI'M
maiuing Mila
"7 "mm“ m France: "m be be taken firms the 1
Wmflflkfia
_ 1 q 1 Norwalk Council and was held at Red
5.1 tic and paternalistic economic, Sherman council [man Mons Hall as the rooms Of the W 393$?“th Mme:wum5
plans to: the next tvo yearn.
NANV PEllTl0N8
All Sorts
Cemetery
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I ' (Continued on P,“ 1-,,” Relief Work ‘.hat 700 miles (and:
. stleTON Feb 8~Representa~j __ :Iiggiefigigsgt thar '
113:1“'lwlgichgnrznlggasnfgbii ' Nearly two hundred members of the, The figures .1151," “if: 5. - ' '
_.,,, L ofi'ered Ea Ham ”Egg, .1 _ - , Knight‘sof‘Columtms of Norvalk and mm m mwm~
arr-mg compilation of ic'fila 15 . South- Nor-31k. met at- Red lens 11311012 to be M-
£40906“ fin-38cm 0W “I Hall last averting to hear a YOPOI't of fog- the 1'0 m.“ .
Government hr the next 439m”. 5J0“ W Mb," 9"" W Knléht 39 1331. PM“! «‘0 -' .
Gas. _ . of South Nowalk. and who hasz-ecent- of 313.030.1009 of w 3;
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Judiciary Comndttee Heals
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fie school annulment for
,m to return to the state
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m MOST OF 1919.
”Posted by Being a Read-
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New Haven”. Man Who Com-
Hc escaped a hospital in Poland
5011th mm. His
customer a tumour am, he
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Germans rushed us," he added.
_ ,imnotoae left strong.
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WITH BREAD
ths'Sl'e Writ}! pro
and the massacre of 3m
Greeks, and the ill-treatment of
Allied prisoncs of war
Those under arrest include Hus-
Isein Djavid- Bev former vice-
' Dr HennC Mfiaem oi the president of the Turkish Parlia-
mTurkishGavcrnmast Has Arrested Forty
tthuionandProgl-css PartyandAtte
athttci-Coaditioinsinthc Empire
QEDRUESDE P08fll8lDBEllARllAINH
:RERIDSDDNSIDHEDTQAV
I‘dkhtemng of Blockade Beatrichons 1n the Mediterran-
. ,,ean and Adriaticls Favored
, 1
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ted 'by 111'. naval
g5pand-ihtan' chiefs. - . --
were made by the mili-
atom alklsregdfiingd e—
1.1111 deportnfio’n and ‘spodation ot'I and the relative for-
ecu of the powers to be maintained
- in the occupied regions. The Ver-
Isnillcs militarv council also submit-
ted a report as to the military for—
£11.11. available for 11111 disturbed re-
Board at Education, this morning re- ‘Iment Hadja Adel Bey, Vali of Igiom of Turkey.
.ccivcd a communication from Charles?
.Hlne.sccrouryotthestateBoa1-dI
eradication. which lifts from this ci-
a recent fine of 3288.“. M all
port with the state secretary
of Prayem—::h¢ ty. A! tho. time 8%”?-
ll All“ been remitted to Hnrt
and Chllfdl Iford, the epidemic of influenza van.
HARTFORD. Reb. i—An sorts ot-
petitions for relief come to the Gen-I
'eral Assembly and invariably {all to:
and act
tifying in VS ife’~1 :1 Alimony 5 (Continued on Page Two: 5 WASHINGTON Feb- 8—Wmins the Judiciary Cominittée for hearing;
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Yestergay was an ordinary day in
that direction. A half dozen moa-
WI
f facilitate financial transactions beI
{ll} TOE-3&1!“ Tid‘etst BENNETT MET DEATH ween natiOns without actual ship- sures of an ex
ment of gold, was expressed .today by ‘were heard. with Later: go..- “a by
of the:
. o ance. a
n J. Trem, of Stamford -when5 E’the Board to settle balances between "ml; :ninSsttoning'ton vanted to We
, .vwzlrml m the Superior Court5 hanks u'iL.lu 114$ gagged 3%95. Ills
-- 1:1} morning to (call ly on his i The fund might be developed 111110111. 1
. cl; 5:: for alimony pending lhl': 5 menta ”swung lfillt 13nd,.
the Fedrral Resene Board in were. 1 w 111 all art's
man because you have 1 buy. port for 1918 This arrangement would 850111513, mining fro 9
many “€5.45, declared ayor be similar [0 1hat no wmaintained by
cemetery associa~5
77,;
Emu—'5
tions from everywhere rant their con-
legalized;
ions to war reliel’
5several persons vanted some arrange-
ments made about German manufac-
,1, .— , , . :tribut'
‘.i::~:E;.:1:.‘~*l:”.A“9:51.11;- Nephew of Mrs. William
-, Ayrault Killed in Charge Y 5111' 3 fine the “We” Cm”
Law library desiled an added appro-5
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NAVAL ElVE08
ARE IUllEDI
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51-33111; through this city, and Miss
EAnna Prendergaat. clerk of the board.
was taken ill with the disease and
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ARMED NINER8
TURN BARN NEN
BETTE: HmL Eek L—Efigjng5
plan's agreed to at mass meeting: held
:last night at the call at the local 1. W
'IW., hundreds Iogs trlkln; miners, some
or them ”and. turned back men who
started for ion this am with
the result Ilia! mining in the dista'ct
is practically mended today
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 8,—The
San Francisco Labor Council. it was loving its time honored custom of rich. was having considerable “hon- ..
Adrianople; Rahmi Bey. formerI
ani of Smyrna; Ismael Dum-
bolah, former Minister of the In
.- .‘ ficrior; Kamal Bey, former Minis-II
otFucdaudSnpslrs. audacio-
' . ”era! epntie‘s.
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fore before the 311‘-
near. the failure to comply with this preme War Council: com risin 1
wmmmtn got i? g cial fleet. This deceit
tha. Council of the great posters
fund the military commanders on
all fronts, when it met today to
Econsjder primarilv the extension'i
of the armistice with Germany
which expires on Feb 17. Al-
Ithough the final decisions w‘ent
Invcr until tomorrow the session
IUNUDLN DAV— DINNER
DE [IAlUDlIU CLUB
s
g
5%-“
5 The 22111 annual dinner of the Nor-1
{walk Catholic Club will be held at
ftbelr pleasant club house, 22
avenue.nex1 Wednesday evening, lol-
uc naval branch of the coun-
ell pmcnted recommendations
formulated as the result of causal
lotions among the Britash
Italian and American 1111th cons.
mm»: me: ~
may” of the «German on
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labia: . "menu _:‘
1... W “-
‘bufiasdcr o‘f’the Gem :7:
is ready to be turned 0511151133111 tic
Allies thus far have not agreed
upon the allotment of the staun-
era among the various Allied na—
lions nut upon the compensation
for the use of the vessels. 1'
Condom-d— on Page Nine.
IEAlllER AND an
IR lIVElV SUDAN
this morning caused the my! his
;Cka.rlesv1*I-lendria3, m
5vlth assault and his 5011 1mm)!
bmghtaoounter charge of them;
against his father.
estI For-onetime past theeldfl-Khd
5311001111096 today, “‘9’ a 10“! debut‘951101'101-i133 the memory of the immor. Ne Tit-h his family.1lne to III- Minn
refused last night to adopt a resolu-
tion under which local trade unionists
would have refined to work on any
job transferred to San Francisco from
points where a strike was in pro-
TACOMA. Wash. Feb. 8.——Street
car service was resumed in Tacoma at
the regular hour this morning. So far
as reported there has been no inter-
PEASACOLA Fla" Feb 8.—-Three (erence to cars.
naval flyers. Ensigns Duane Rutledge I
Robins 1.11.; David Hinge,
Pa. and Ralph McCormack. East Boa-z
killed last nightI
when their hydro—airplane frm the
training station here fell five hundred (
ton. Mass“ were
:88! into the Bay and ‘15 demolished Iis spending a few days in this city as5
ILADIES’ HOUSE
Tyrone.
1
DRESSES MADE HERE:
I Ginsberg and Brothers. of
‘IYork. having several large plants:
{in 5 5 “8 NICH Feb. 8- —Mu(‘h specula— Iabout the United States for the menu.
New
HARTFORD. Feb. 8.——The State tion has been caused by the question ‘facture of ladies' house dresses have
health authorities have withdrawn of ‘what the ‘revolutionary ministry"
leased the second floor of Burns 8:
Gallant Frenchman,
Former Resident Here.
Alfred Probst. of Quebec, Canada.
:the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C.
Froeb, of 18 Lowe street Mr Probst
was formerly a resident of South Nor-
{walk and was employed in the R. &
G. Comet Shop, where he designed the
I-‘renchmodel corset.
W'hile a resident of this city Mr.
5Probst's wife died and left her husv
band with three small children. One
Iof these. a son, Emil Probst, grew to
5 “Elli“. FED - "—7-“ ET 4‘ min than public presentation some of the is costing the state of Bavaria, espec- IGans brick building in Water street Imanhood and when the war broke out
l-vi‘uiiOi‘. 311-51511} the jun in moving: plume films relating to di- ially in comparison with the formerIas a branch plant
i 9’21”:- I s“ C" (“U15 1"“ erases sent to Connecticut by Thp pea ministry. There are eight ministers;
§~ ,.;H~(j1rr.g:_ru,
i
he enlisted in the French army and
A large quantity of auto-date ma— 511-115 soon commissioned a lst Lieuten—
under the mni 1‘01 0f ernment, it is not satisfied with unre- “N33 or 863.000 Ithe city's- industries.
~ -.11» Thomas de- striated and in methods in earning: Th8 salaries today are considerably:
' m: :mliicizg: uorl: along that lme He‘""5’" “3‘89 than those paid the old?
131,. jut). Judge d‘clared it to be obviously immjble cabinet which with pensions totall- 1‘
crux-red in the that general instructions from “'ash- “‘1 534.250 The new state 0‘ mi
inwfedeml cams ¥ington should be suited to every local is therefore SO far as the cabinet iS‘
‘— must be sai61'corlditi0n. concerned nearly 31-0 000 cheaper. I
"m testimony of Dr. Black emphasized the import- This may be 3131058 equalized, ham“
" ' b8 308801811 ance of having the pictures explained 6"" by the 931mm?" expenditure .015
”In“. M ness- by persons in everv way competent to $15 000 annually for the new ministry
handle the subjects. Iior social adaixs. __
—-'l'ry a Sentinel Want Lid.
*» 0:19: on Page Two) 1 —Sen‘.inel Want Ads WorkWoudenI
CONSIDER
STRIKE
AGAINST DRY NATION
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.——-Tl1e Central
Federated Union. repuesenting 300,009
_——>
1-:- in the cases era} ,Healll; authorities Dr. John T ;in the cabinet today, and each draws: chinery is being imtalled and workman He led his regiment in a heroic
- l'-D 1m ludmg Joseph De“IBIaC k. Connecticut Commissioner 0;- $4. 508, making a total of $36,.000 To will begin in afe’v (1813- The concern
, 1s BA‘SH' , a railroad brake: Her. 1,111 said today that vhile 1119 this must be added the pensions of the‘ will give employment to a large 11313-1
' —;11 1-1, r11 the charge of s an [lepartment of Health apprecia; 1se1en ministers who were removed, ber of women and girls. and promises
»,,-,>_\ and cigarr’les f'Om ed the assistance of the Federal Gm.-. also 84. 500 each making a grand to- to become a decided acquisnion ‘0
charge against the Germans at $059—
sons on the let day of July, 1918 and
succeeded in taking his obaective. out
in doing so the gallant soldier made
the Great Sacrifice. Previous to his
death he had been awarded the French
Croix de Guerra, and had been dour
mended on several occasions for his
soldierly conduct and his unusual abil-
ity as a. leader of men.
While in this city Mr. Probst and
his family resided on Lo‘we street.
and will he. remembered by all ,who
were ”adults of that section at the
tal 1111120111,
9 As is usual speakers of national
iprominence have awepted invitations
-to be present and when Toastmaster
Edward J. Quinlan calls the meeting
‘to order and concludes his introduc»
tory remarks the following speaken;‘
:will reply to toasts as (allows:
1 Rev..George F. Donahue, or St. Au
5gustine's Church, Bridgeport, The
IChurch.
I Hon. John W. Gofl', of New York
'Clty The Irish Question.
, Hon. Robert L. hammer, of Ansonia.
Lincoln.
Hon Thomas I". J. Connolly, of Port
Chester, N. 11. Our Catholic Young
Men.
The dinner will be served promptly
at 8 o‘clock, and the fact that it vn'll
be prepared and served by Col. George
,D. Russell of the Norwalk Hotel, is
‘proof positive that it will be of the
best.
Pearl's orchestra, which has made
many friends at previous dinners. will
furnish music during the evening.
AMNESTY GRANTED
TO MANY CUBANS
HAVANA. Cuba, Feb. 8.—Obligz-
tors military service ,always bitterly
opposed by the majority of Cuban dri-
weas of all classes and ages. is now
a. thing or the past in this republic.
the Military Service law vhich made
military service commlsory on the
part of all male citizens of ages 21 to
28, inclusive and does away with the
olfice of Provost General. The mea-
sure also grants amnesty to all Cw
bane of military age who fraudulently
to m
A bu! passed by Congress repeals'
to adequate? support than viii. the
neeéasitiee of life. Unable to" stand it
any longer In. Hendricks Mn
arrested on fife charge of ' port
and he was told to pay an,
Charles, so a week for the am no-
port at his two young daughters.
has been the custom or young 1163:1— ..
ricks (n can at his W: . '
Cove avenue each Friday Org“ and
man
get their weekly allotment. ,
was not at home last evening ao‘young
Hendricks tailed at about 1 o’clock
this morning. Hendricks. 81:, at first
ignored the consistent summons ' or
his son, but finally appeared d! the
door and seeing who was there he
turned his back and vent out' the
back door. Bis con lolloved him out
to where he attempted to get into
his motorcycle and drive on. no
pushed the “chine to the sidewalk in
from of the house and seeing that his
can still folbwed him with the do.
mad for the money. the older man
stepped up 8) him and struck him bru-
tally in the face on two occasions.
Hendricks. Jr., however had no inten-
tlon of letting it go at this and soon
Iboth [other and son were engaged in
a lively fist fight. The younger Rend-
Iricks gaveagoodaccountofhlnacli.
although he was badly ml and
marked about the face. in? after his
irte went bad quieted down he left
him and vent to his home on Belts
place.
Shortly after Hendricks. 81".. an—
Mathis son’s home with an on-
oer and had him arrested for assault-
A counter charge was brought and
both were taken to police headquar-
teu, vies-e the yum Hendflm
q‘xcr .'
Richard Hendricks. 01 Cafe and”.
mmrdeasedmdaboodaoftm'
evadedmilitnryservice, avail accompany. Eel-summers”,
m: commas-momma
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