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BOOTH NORWALI. 001m. WEDNESDAY, men 5,1919
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(it JIlNEYS tMtlll llllllwr
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But the Represcnlalives ol'f'f‘ransatlantic and Coast-?
Trolley Companies and' wise Shipping Stops and
.lltncurs Differ on tiles the Few Ferry Boats VVili;
t’roposnion y Cease Running Tonight .
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criminal. tritium
.l. .\l. Ives Says Road Will Be!55,000 Longslloremen May;
.\‘old For Junk Unless Leg-i Be Called Out on a Sym¥
islation Asked For Is Ell-l pathetic Strike
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NEW YORK. Mun-n 'i‘i-zmsmi
laltlic and coaslwiso shipping in NI \v'
Yortc Harbor was at a standstill again
today as the strike of harbor workmen
Ellt‘t’zllllt" more cffecti\‘e. and there were
iintlltratioils that the few terryboats‘
which did not ceasv operations yt-stci'-;
tilil)’ would be llt'll up by tonight. It'll“
tion lt-allel's asserted that from 123.0th
that
l'tll“
ship
l a». lilit-l\' 5‘. of troll“) unlit-attics 4' -
".tilli'lill‘lti :llltl jitliuilnvn (You! all
ot' the shite ilL’l'tthl yt-stel'day.
:i, livzil'inu bl‘t‘orr' tlit- committee on
llilthi‘S and ilH‘t‘H. that (llt‘l‘t'
.'::llllll lw sumo lt>llll oi |'t‘_'_'.lllit.ll0ll.< for
rim pin . . hut Ill" jittlegtmell offered
w onuons tillji‘t'titln to HI'\'t'l‘ill hills
' \'\t)lllll lllillit‘ it li-‘v-rssat'y
, _ lllIv-is to he bonded. to pay
tui’llllil palm; and ltl'lllLit' taxes which
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.10 16,000 \vorkilien \vl-ie out and
gal least ninety per cent. of the
Epin: was paralyzed.
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‘Jn-g art- not rallml upon to pa. . .
tit .v, J’llll it) by pill oil tllo <‘tlill‘ ::l'ittl.~'l firmllvll the {boat (A) rit‘lh 11”.] the
A. ll“. an...” railway r-oxnpaniw. ,..iii\tis siouu lht hlnglt'Sl bl},l’l:s oi
:viclding. James L. Hughes, a media-
tiol- rem-venting the Department of l.:i~
‘tor representing the Department of La
[sy again bn submitted to arbitration.
:llut his overtures have not llll'l,
lavor from either side.
The strikers. cluimcd-thev were sut-‘
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iUlfllSTISFtNEfl,
THEN this Bill! .
lisfied with the progress of the striktea
land would remain out for months, if;
‘ncccssary, in order to gain their dog
xzilailds. The boat. owners said that as
it'asl as now crows could be obtained.
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Hartford Insurance Man; "‘ ”1‘ 0”“ c” ““"d ‘ m" "
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“river in the Greenwi .
t'uurt
:it‘.l').\'\\'lt‘H. March. 5.~~l.eo
nuns. a. prominent insurance bmkei'
lltll"illl’ll th-E f~li.~:s Dorothy Cheney"
Missouri. were married by Rev: Dial
.l~ or} (‘. “'hitney at the parsonage of;
- lt‘il‘r" .\lwt-llo‘list Church, yostm‘dayJ
While [rowing ovci the Boston Post;
"Jill in front of tin- Y. .\l. C. A. Sun-
‘ on his may to New York city to;
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‘ ., mailman
The stockholders of the Norwmk
t'olilltry (‘liib Company met at the
South Norwalk Club parlor lust. eve-
hrmu arcninixinii-tl h). his .nlnq tor the purpose of electing oil}
.\il‘ Thom-is w.” .U.l.o_.r_|('~"l'.\‘ and hearing reports. Davul H.
3,1(HU..(}.\.;_,. policeman James ”_ .\tilit ." tliepitsici at was in the (,lldll.‘
__ t1lil‘ following were unanimously elect.
. ’i 1 (lil‘ -'-tors l’or lllt' ensuin year:
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'xl""i his
Il-‘l‘mil l£i\‘.',
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! David ii. .\lillcr. Herbert R. Smith.
:Josepll ll. Taylor. Edwin 0. Keefer,
il“l‘t'(l91'l(1l{ ll. Quintard. John \‘V. Olm-
‘slcd. Richard H Golden, .\laclthotll
tinnitus flit...
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South Norwalk Boxer's 32:?
90!) Bond Is Forfeited by,
land Georg-'3 L. \Voodward.
The treasurer submitted his annual
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report. and matters pertaining to the.
club property were considered.
lowing adjoui-niiicnt the directors con-
ned and elected officers as follows:
President—David H. Miller. l
Vice President~Herbert R. Smith.
Seei'ctarv—~(leorge L. \Voodward.
’l‘rcasurer—John \V. Olmsted.
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———-———-— {t‘luirlcs lC, Hoyt. ‘
'Iuiliinlt'k lull-rm. known anion: llo-t -\ dividend "‘1 the rate of 5 per cent;
tw-.lt1‘_'. mum-nil} it's "Kill“ \‘v'illianlsflwaa‘ (lt‘t‘lat't'd “‘1 ”‘9 5‘0““ f0" ”1*"
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;. ilwi :i horn! of HIM“) in the Crim-
l Stipr-rior cozii't yesterday after-
,... a a hen the ease. charging him with
tvvt". was called. He was among
Lose said to have been implicated in‘
taking of a quantity of Whiskey:
.;z:lll the Hawthorne Inn. “‘cstport. Though mt. Home Service Section
_-.n<-erto formerly promoted boxinsiur the Ili‘tl cross a course of lectures
.~:v.rl\\.~’ ill Bridgeport. 01" for the DRSt'and instruction on social welfare work
yem‘s'hus been In {he liqufn' buSi“lltts been secured for the town of Nor-
.~ if! Mater Sift“. south horwfllkqwalk and \‘icinilv. There will be ten‘
w melt Of the whiskey is said 10 lectures given. one a week to be held
'=='\_¢’ MUCH! 1:11.106 November 11. 1915. in the courtroom ot’thc Town’Assem‘
'qllalt‘ hllPEU. of \\ estport. also bly Hall of Nol‘walk. The first lec-
i‘()llllll,’£ )‘t'ul‘.
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FOR THE RED CROSS
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... '2 Mud at. $2.000 bond. He wa.u al- 1““. comes Friday, March 7th at 2
. .l:argvd Willi having stolen whis- 1,. m. and 35 to be conducted by Miss
. imzu 'iie Hawthorne Inn.
as. GALE EPONSOR
FOR NEW VESSEL
'Katherine Townsend. superintendent
,of chapter courses of the Atlantic Di-i
vision of the American Red Cross. 2
l Any one desiring to take the course'
‘0‘; lectures is inVited to do so. Nor-
iwalk is indeed fortunate to have the
erge L. Gale. of Highland opportunity. . .
E spending the day at Eliza— ' v—«d ;
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‘x'. .l.. and will have the hon-U Declares Himself the
z: part in the launching of _ . . .,
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Gall? will act as sponsorf
slop "Barkhampsteadt" and
‘ 1.0.2. of Brwhjyfl. N. Y.
' :n rlu'fllzfll‘ for the ship “Bar
' . Low is. the wife of D. A.
i engineer and inspector of
on for the Shipping Board.
. ale being constructed
LONDON, March 5.—-Sandar_Aman-
ulla Khan. third son of the Amjr of
Afghanistan. who was assassinated on
Febmaa'y 20. has declared himself
Amir' and assumed the government at
Kabul. the capital, according to an an-
nouncement by the Indian office. Nag"—
. rullall Khan, bmtliei‘of the late Amir,
. ruin: Volt-oration. which is one of who previously had claimed the suc-
11" Ennis at which Air. Gale is repre- cession, it is saldghas mado' submis-
sllon'tc Similar. “Ama'nullathan who
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. 1'le. ‘, Bethlehem Ship-
wuazive in (huge of finances for the 1 '
.2 MEDIHPDI. . .. benign June 1,1892. “ '
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tin- week of rest and recreutlon.
with .
'accorded the. singular honor of being
Fol- '
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Board of Education Trans-iAttended
acts Business Quickly and;
Adjourns—Vacation El»; Was Luncheon Guest of l
tire )Vcck Before Easter: President and Mrs. Wil-3
—-School Year to Endl son
June 27th l
’l‘llt- boa rd of education held its reg-l
ular monthly meeting at the High? . .
School last evening;r Chairman Hai'rv? Mill'ul‘fi 51‘ 13‘“ “ 1’1““ “0““? in Watch"
Ryder presiding. Others present werl:i “mm“ .‘m f‘hmaa“ and Tuesday.
Secretary Sllul‘t‘l‘, Scofield. Miller,I Mdrd‘ “I! and 1‘!" Mayor Donovan
.\llrt-ns. ltulnler, Ward and Tracy. and ”W ( “y m N'rwalk 3W") Signaliy.
This secrt-lary read the tuinutos oflh‘m“md 1” “W"wp’ an "Himmm to
the last nicclilur which were approved» ”W "f”‘fi‘l'P‘NT ‘3' “'h""‘ “"‘l‘t‘ New!”
I the governor: ot each stair in the, on
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Conference of '
Governors and Mayors—.
Mayor Jeremiah Donovan returnc
to this city thi,< morning aftnr lltlt’lltl-.
ing the t‘mm wncc of Gotm-uoi‘s and
PROM WASHthiTflNiMR' WILSON
Rain tonight, probably snow Thursday
AGAIN [[AVES
f0R EUROPE
High-Powered “Wren .
n thcll’ollce
h-i
Keep the'
President Posted on Al'-
New
less Apparatus o
Steamship George Was
ington Will
fairs
Sum. of school“ Buchanan read his. . .
usual inn-posting report which illclull-l ”from; ”lei m???” m the loo firm. ’
ed a numbvi- ol’ interesting i-eeommen- i (' “”3” ." 19" n I" count”. .
dutions. . l Vt bite at the t‘llpllitl. when: he lst i
. .m - "llllS""'
Among other things he recommend. .‘:)tgl‘w}“":;l\;"HIT: math: lift? :‘r‘dl' .M
ed a two day vacation preccediul: Ens ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ l "“1 a "1"“
. . . ' istruiion .\lavi'l‘ Donovan clinic in
.lel- Suntlav but in the in o ‘l‘ t s ‘ s- ' . ’ . ‘ .
‘ f l “I (ll (11 li-nltlavt itzlth the biggest and hem.
r‘lUl‘l that tollowcil it. seemed to be the
general opinion that both teachers and ~
[lupils Would be the better for an on
Fnoutl llit‘ll ot' Ill" day. llc held per»:
v-nal ('illtllt’ll‘llVI'S with Sccl‘etarics‘
t-on guest of i‘t‘aildeul
’ ‘.\'l.otlro\'.' V‘i'llxtlll.
.\lavor Donovan attended the con—l;
{l'ci-cnl-v sessions held in the East?
lRooni at tho White House on Mon-5
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"l W “Amman BAPTAINS
.\n enthusiastic meeting was held‘
last night at the. South Norwall: Bap-f
list l‘hurcli in the interost‘of the Vic,-
County wore in attendance. .\earlngeaduarters in the City;
to hear the addresses.
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((ll‘)’ drive of the Baptist denomination. 5
Largo l‘eliresenutive groups from lllll"‘ ;
teen ot‘ the churches of Fairfieldi ‘
a hundred people sat down to supper: H ll 0 Darin the.
served by the ladies or the- cliuroli at a . pen _ g ‘1
seven o'clock. Others came in later[ Day and Evemng
l7 [ream captains ml): are. incharge
- {of districts throughout the city dur-
T. H mm HF’toenamgatnnlrmc'
PRESIDENT thSth;
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le'orwalk and ‘Wilton’ are asked to
make their reports to the campaign
headquarters situated in Room 1 in
the City Hall. which is open every,
day during the drive from 9 a. In. until
5 p. m. and from 7 p. in. until 8 p. m.
lThe campaign directors may also be
Thomas H. Cant): well known in reached on the telephone at. headquar-
rt-al Ptlltlt’. and insurance Circles, was lei-s by calling 187.
on a .«thort business trip to “'a' hing-f The team captains have been some-
lon on Sunday and while then- was '
ing soldiers. sallors and marines of
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one of the few honorary guests at thv- _ ‘
Conference of Coxcrliors ail-l Mayors!
and was the gucst. ot’ Pro-idem and
Mrs. \Vilson at luncheon iii the din-S
inL' room of tho \\'liile House. on Mon-
day noon.
Mr. (ianty left Norwalk for \t’asli»
ington on Sunday and in the course
of the transaction of his business he
cami- into contact with Henry 'I‘. -
'l'caigue. the assistant director of the: How many: Norwalk men who have.
Division of Public. Works and the. been discharged from Uncle Sam’s
(‘onstrilctivc llcvt-ltlpnieills of the if.
S. ltpartinent of Labor who was one
of the men lllrti'lllllffillal in calling lllt‘
Conference of Governors and Mayors.
Mr. Canly received the. personal iuvr
tation of Mr. 'l‘eagilc to attend the
Moillla;.- session of the conference and
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PORTUGUESE COLONY
THREATENS REVOLT
Service. are home again?
Is an interesting question that. the
roll are finding it hard to answer.
published in this. paper. but it is cer-
laiiicihat considerable more than two
hundred are now back to their Nor-
tion of the Red Cross. or to Rev. Ern-
est F. McGregor. chairman of the com-
BOMBAY, Mama 5.—Along with its mittee t ENJOYABLE DANCE
troubles at home, Portugal faces an \l ' , . - h - l
. . . . . .\ en who have nOt sent in t eii- _..._..
uprismg in its India colony because. 1,093,; No 479 of the
self-government promised four years
ago has not been granted. An act call-
ed the Organic Charter was drawn up
by the governor general. Costa. Lis-
bon amended it, reducing the popular
majority in the council and giving the
government members equality with
elected members. “'hen finally made
effective the people at «mass meetings
decided to keep away from the elec-
lions.
list already published.
Registration blanks will be furnish-
ed gladly on application.
3.. ll. Alllll Hans
St]. Nllll_l_tt\_lli fllJll
The annual meeting of the South
Norwalk Club Was held in the club
rooms last. evening when the reports
for the year wére received, the officers
elected for the ensuing year and the
future activities of the club generally
discussed. ,
The offices of the club were nomin-
ated and. elected as follows:
, President—Samuel M. Allen
Vice-PresldenI—Dr. E. H. Jones.
1,700 Nominations E
Remain. Unconfirmed ;
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“'ASHINGTON. March 5.—Seven-
teen hundred nominations, including
those of A. Mitchell Palmer to be at-
tome)‘ general and John Skelton Wil-
liams to succeed himself as comptrob
tor of the currency, remained uncon-
firmed yesterday when Congress .ad.
journed. 0n the list. ‘were approxi-
mately 1,000 postmasters, $00 armyp‘f— =
ficers and 200. naval officers. ,
The Senate in failing to act upon
Mr. Palmer’s nom'ms‘tlon, established
a precedent. according to oldest ab
taches, who said it: was’the custom to
pass without. delay, upon appointments
of members or the cabinet. Other im-
portant nominations remaining unconc’i
firmedwere those of Mater Generalst
Robert E: Noble‘and‘ Whiter D. 30-}
Gram/to be Mountain “Hie ’
Fitch.
. Board of {mum—Matthew; Cor-
bett. Elmer E. Hendricks, Chas. H.
Pearce. Geo. L. Woodward, Dr. H. E.
Bates. A... N. Then-innit. D. W. Ray.
J. , Irving Dibble, E. ,3,
n. Nuttlnglj‘. Quin
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‘(tlll)’ and Tuesday and took part. ill thvl‘
committee in charge of making up the:
lat of just 184 names that have beenl
names .are requested to do so at. once, i
and also those of any of their urn-tea “Alliance of the Theatrical Stage Em- ens of New York and Miss
Whose names do not appear on thegplovos of the United States and Cana- of Narwalk. Conn. The other film
da,’ gave a very successful dance. last .gave their names as "Jam Doe.”
The building
was crowded with the members and
friends of the organization ,and all ap-t
peared to be thoroughly enjoying the'
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Secretzu'y and Treasurer—Ethnic W.‘
derly Rushes for the
Morning Papers
NEW YORK, March 5. ----- To enable
fil‘rcsident Wilson to keep in touch with |
;the shore during his entire voyage to;
zllresl. independently of the esoortlngl
George ,
iM’ashlngton has been equipped with at
gnaw high-powered wireless apparatus?
iwith a radius of 1.100 miles. She mu t
vessels. the naval transport
lbc in communication with the station‘
at. Brunswick. N. .l.. until she picks up
Poldhu Station, on the other side of
the Eiffel Tower.
On the voyage coming from Brest
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confirm;
flUl 'Bl-WllSth
Refuses to Meet{
Irish Delegation Until
Jurist Withdraws—Con-
fer for Half an Hour——
Committee Asks Chief
Executive to Present Ire-
land’s Claims to Confer-
President
ence
NE'W'r YORK. March 5.—-~Pres.
meeting was held.
According to Thomas J. Breslin,
(Confirmed 0:) Page Twelve)
,evenlng, in Arion Hall.
occasion.
Music Was provided' 1)
especially pleasing quality,
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Dames A. Sexton was the leader,
all the latest hits were included in hill ‘l-ionaire, bats fi
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tickets sold at. the door.
George ("Doc") Kent nude a most
'emclent toastmaster. and J. W. Simon-
’l:"" w“ mmtulatcd on [usability
as analyst-using manager. The latter
scenic mos
del as a. reward for conjugate largest.
aha received a Madame
umber of tickets.
The committee was composed of El-
lis F. Makin,’ dull-man, David Warner,
mm Hallway, George Cmndnll and
William
calling. .
lineal-ureargud’fiumgn m Greet»
loan Watson mmm:mam
it”!!! pom
murmur.
Baker and l.’:llllf'l~' and was the lunch-iThe Ship’s sailing Delayed
While the President’s Or-
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don refused last night to confer with
the delegation named by the Irish race
convention in Philadelphia to urge his
lmamber of the dele tion the r s:
Ineludlng ”days "5‘ "me ’3 ‘1 “*‘dem asked w. J. Moi... «limo hgaged
his secret service body guard, to in-
;tom the lrishmen of his refusal to
fattend the conference if Justice Co-
. . halan was resent.
'walk homes. and it is a pity that. met p
one will not take the small amount. of;
lime- and trouble necessary to send'
their names to the Home Service Sec-l
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tSTAGE HANDS GIVE
International ‘ Miss Alice Paul. and Miss Doris Stev- ' a Spartacan
y the Palace
Theatre Harmonlsts, and it was of an
encores
after each dance being numerous, and
the musicians responded frequently
and TRundle, the 86 year old Danbury mil-
gram.
Miss Elizabeth Sandor, of Elm Grove divorce suit.
St. secured the handsome scenic mod- Rundle, of. New York. The p
el made by Edward Maloney of , the is charged With infi
Winta' Garden. New York. for guesc.
tug nearest the number of admission
SEVERE mallards 06ml " *
IN GERMANY, WllH Plillitlllt
lilllil) * AND mulls WOUND
Herd-:1"!
d Jewelry Stores
e Killed and Thir-
Bureau in Berlin Stormcd an
Raided Before Eleven Men Wer
ty-Two Wounded
.ilulsnlwltl illlfi‘iiulll INFANTRY :
illicit AfiAlNSl Atlllill PUSlllthS
0n the NOrthern Railroad Terminus }_
Five of the Rioters Meet Death
BERLIN. Tuesday. March 4:45
lSevcrc disturbances have occul'h-r“
rod in the suburb of Lichtenbcrg,
where, it is reported, three pol
men were killed and eight Spam:
cans were killed and thirty-two“
wounded. ‘ _.
The police bureau in Berlin wits.
stormed last night and three pol-
icemen were injured. Several
jewelry stores were raided and
many ornaments stolen. Bakers”.- , ..
and grocery shops in the northern}- "
part. of the city were plunged. .. '
Three soldiers Monday night 7
entered the rooms of the’lmperid, _
League against Social Democracy... ‘
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Repulsed and
PlElllSlIll‘E LIKELY
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KIEL [Ell HERMAN .
Vote Expected on Return to
Danes, Allies Occupying
One Zone
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PARIS. March 5, (French Wireless
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imaf '1?th dun“ on 861383— 22‘“) marks , , ‘— .. V x ' x- ' '
8. u out: . , - . . -. . .
'Ilhe Duchy of Schleawlg to be diving GWEWMMI ; troops It 95th“
ed min 'm‘m 1n the rim. conewheadqwti . Iii-e Join now“ in...
lad-”“338 ti: msizglffitm “mm?$‘ the neighbo‘ mud ~ g tflhjfiw .1 "
pining m an as 3' “‘9 seVoral casualties are {'0 H
limits will be asked shortly to manifest j . ' ' , - _
lby means of a plebbiscibe their wishes have. resulted. The troops his“.
lreg'nrdting their reunion to Denmark. been called to disperse thefsr'awflr
In the next .zone; including central wtiicll were gathering tit mom
semaw‘g “m “‘9 “0w“ 0’ m‘ ed numbers around headqmtclls""
burg, a blesiscite will take place with-t Reports were current earlier 531.,
in s'x months. ' .
hi the third zone, the Allies will car- i ”W day that a Spartacan marine;
ry on a. military occupation. The f division had seized police headwvtii'r‘
fourth 7-039, the “In" between Wm“! I quarters, but this turned out tube»;
and the third. has not. yet been fixed. tinmwrcmi _‘ 1‘ .
Advices from Bremen'utatc 12113th I.
will attend as far as the Kiel canal .
and remain a German territory. unoc; . . . .
cupicd by the Antes. the political prisoners the“: bamm
been released by insurgents. 1:128???
electric and gas works are in m—
tSUlffllllillllE ‘
l The attempt to call a general):
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strike in Dresden failed.
support of Irish freedom until .lus- ‘ '
SCGKDMHEX F- Cohalan 0f the 139‘” . . t ARCHANGEL, Tuesday, March- .
or state supreme court mentione in . _‘ , ~ , , , ,- . * 3 '
the. Bematlorl'f correspondence, had ’4' After “F“."m preparation”. ’
withdrawn from the room at the Mel-i _ . llhc, Bolshewln forces launched on
'ropolium Opera House in which tile ‘Slx, Including Norwalk WO-tinfautry attack yesterday ang
tAllied. positions on the right blink“:
man, Land in Jail, Trying . .
till the. Vaga River between film
to Hedde Wilson [villages of Kitzka dud Vith‘...
5.——Six merry l They were repulsed with consider-w
them 0‘ the lgaximczl Womep'; party ; able losses. Allied Scouts found;
"NOT? ‘mtfi OB arges 0 Border- l . . ‘ “V ' ‘ n" . wt“
1y condua after a. battle last “Manolo blunts)"; tlli w do 31'
with policemen in from. of the ”ml “3 engagelnut -
politan Opera. House where they mm '_ Alongtthis front and» also on the.»
intended ‘0 Stage 8 demonstnmonllhina river, the Bolshcvdii conm»
against President Wilson. Soon after; tiliuc artillerv firitl 5
they had been locked up at the West; - "
30th street station all of them were
lrelnaced without explanation.
Three of the women arrested were
A? EW,.YORK. March
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l’ARlS, 'l‘llésdAy, March 4.——-L‘.
llavas dispatch from Berlin sayirt
attick: on the North- 6»-
E13“? Hill, ern Railroad tenninm last night: .
gwasrepulsed and five riotcrs kill-«v .
The release of the six women was ed. ‘ .
The government, the dispatch;
adds, has taken the most. otter--
gctic measures. Three divisional.
were rushed to Berlin and. other?-
reinforcements continue to pad!“ '
in. The attitude of the. troop,..- .
however, is uncertain. A naval,
division is openly hostil to thew
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CHARGES INFIDELITYI
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led his answer andgGovemmcut, but the Government;
Icrosmmplaint as defeMa-nt in the : believes it can count on half of then:
brought by Gladys Austin . Berlin troops. .
l The Spartacan bureau in Wile-3w
.lieliitrassc was occupied, but I
the leader escaped. Two Rum ..
lBolsheviki have been arrested amt“; I
gnumerous important docnmcnf
lseizcd. Govemmcnt troops .3
Spandzui have occupied the "
lery depot containing great ~
dellty committed
with Sydney A. Toovey, of New York,
on 0mm 16, 1918, the night of her
1marriage to Rundle. The counter-
charges accuse the wife of tram!-
ulalfly d 115 Bundle into believing
that she was unmarried when in tact
she was the wife of 'f‘oovey. but at the '
undo! her montage to Bundle 1132}
obtained an interlocutory divorce a - ' ‘ - - ~ . ~
cree from the Supreme Court of Howl £1th of munitions which the
York city. The wife is further accu- t dependents counted “90" 5" " ‘
ed of living with Toovey anal-recur- , , 7
PARIS, March {bx-At 'a , mac?»
6mm Mine!
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his the interlocutory decline. When
obtaining her marriage licence: in; a
«rich lama; {'M was:
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