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illeal Approved by Judge
r55 -’ Thomas of U. S. District
EN A AR ; _ Court—To Start Opera—
5 , ' tions on Large Scale—
i i John Hanson Associated
T" . . 3 ‘ 4 With Him in New Enter-
villill' \ flung NI“? “ as: .Vll'. Hines Flatly Refuses to: prise in Stamford
"33" “93'1“ This MOT-""12" Accept Industrial Board’s; ., . T‘—
‘ ("(“"3“"""“ “""ii' Price Agreements , 1.1.?‘1‘312333' $.353a3’fiihi33’113p035
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" t "‘. 2 ‘ s ' iti'tivet. 'ese‘t' , ' ' ' S s
‘ “ h ‘ {3% a ‘ 9. 1 I | tillisll‘lt‘l Silage: 'l‘lliomais. Lnlted tale
The Davenport Company was in fi-
nancial difficulties when Mr. Harris
purchased the property. lie has tak~
l’n possession. and. it is understood,
will produce a staple article in the
place. on large. scale. Just what his
‘ . . _ plans are, however could not be learn-
bcheme Is lll Violation of ind today.
‘i . ' v- , .lohli Hanson. an expert foundryman,
bhelman Anti- Fruht ACt .who has been associated with Mr.
\\'.\.\‘Hl.\‘tl'l‘()1\'. April 3. ~ t‘hairlnan >
:1th till; i0 tutti tits tilttii;
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”4d ( Wilma: lidlt)-,liead of Railroads Declare...
i'avc become Ignit-l
m Lighted Stove
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. ‘ it-sidt-nls of this city, l’t‘i'lt oi 'llt- industrial Board, made a;
iilllllt (1 about lllt‘ t'ace. statement today emphasizing tll‘ll the -A— 7 _,,,fl___,_...
. ,-.t('i\, this morning. while. at question .ol‘ sti-el prim-s will not be m--
H‘unnors’ Garage on Rail- opened as the result (ll the. failure (ll fllE
The young man wa< l'e- iiirector-Gonerat Hines to accept lot"
.. Not-walk Hospital at 'l’lt lailroatl Administration the up-
was state-ll this noon til‘tH't‘ll sehtdule. He said the Boards
:igii-enicnt with the industry would re-
main nnchanzctl. and that ill l'ul'tllel
conferences an effort would it.) made
r :ls serious.
orlatnz alone on tllr
Willi the rust
‘El
24k"
7'lN 00100 Afiilliii‘l
» «it the garage
-.r vuvkiiiun on the first to hl'll): about the tannin-ration n: ‘ltv‘ - . , 1, , -' ~ V
v. I. a... tiiny kn. it m... m imp-”M ,\..,,.;,,i....-.m.,n Louis T‘ll\d(h.1-). Jumps ltn
, i'wii ah. 3. were amazed in (“BY VII-“ck \‘Vheelg._Suc-
.- it running down llzt' Slilll<
t l:'.'.?tl,; bitlllll'! llt'll‘t lg.
. itio-o in t' of mind - (‘Hlll-tl
“9.: ~sliiotlit-i' 'llI‘ liftin—
l~? but the.
v;«-'-> luv lili'l
cunibs at Bridgeport Hos-
pital
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illllltiilll‘tlll'l‘.
i‘i 'lll inliiliai injuries.
.n- has run over by a motor truck.
whim-i1 by Stanley Winslow ol' Nor-
walk. Louis Talgachpitged 1:“), of No.
(lift Andoi or street, diod at St. Vin-
l.t“u l\
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it on.» sustained when
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~. .. ., .. . , 5 ,1 I rt'nt’s hospital at. 8 a. m. yesterday.-
.j L, ”ii”! ,zllflfhhitpwid iii: {EQES fflfl A ll, t'l‘he accident happened Tuesday after-
, ""‘ ‘ ,‘ " "1"1 ‘ EI :noun at lt‘iilli‘ltild avenue and Orange
.-»\ «uniting lii ttlillliu‘l. with ‘stl‘t‘t‘l
\‘ihh'fl‘l,";_l":'l,':“‘lf'sh'f}, '1“ . _ _“ . " Tho Takach boy was riding on the
" “'1‘ ' ‘“ "“ ° Ulalrman Mulligan ArerCS‘back ot' the truck and when he. at-
"-.t i: \"its altiitwt l”l',t(l‘.".l)lt‘
him. A ltllilllC‘l. ho'vv-vi-l.
tempted to jump from the vehicle. he
slipped and fell under the rear wheel
which passed over his body. Besides
“internal injuries his right ankle and
‘lllt' pelvis bones were broken.
in New York and‘Tells of.
Big Campaign
t nitrilinml (in Page Nine.
""‘- NHXY YORK. April 7'}: —Alter foul“, ,. t
\"‘*T l I f‘ ’1‘ months in France. lintzlaiid. Belgium! “inslow ““1“ summoned to "”1”“.
134 ll i ‘ and Germany. reorganizing. SDetJtlllll-K‘m ”'9‘ C“l‘(lll(‘l"5 m'i‘rm: ltitllly. b." ”l“
t . 4" . .j 4 up and extending Knights of Columbus 1’91““
war activities to conform to near-
p.~nr-e conditions. “’iiliam J. Mulligan,
chairman of K. of C. Committee on
war activities, is back in New York to
'dirm-t the work from Knights of Co
tunihns headquarters. General Persh-v
int: recently contort-ed with Mr. Mulli-l
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can and was delighted to learn of the. BRHTHER Nflw “EA"
increase in the ordei’s secretarial. ‘ .____...... .
tort-e abroad and he ' approved the . Darius Miller Ne“, Britain’s
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NEtillEii [lillllil
inalies' Auxiliary Commit-
tee Holds Enthusiastic
Electing to Plan for Tea
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lll‘ll ' ,t'll the reorganization of K. of C. over-3 Richest ReSldent, Passes
‘seas work. What appeared to espec-i .
.ially please General Pershing was thc~ ‘1‘“ ay at 89 '
‘-il1‘l'lll“nl was lllllilt' at t‘aiii- manner in which the K. of ('. indepen-l . ‘ . . _ n .
H' illlittui'tcis ot‘ the local Near ' “Shh“ 3er1815. bAml” .... -Dal‘ll;lS'
2;. :u-l till: -. this mornimz. that . . . en '. 1 er. one 0 our rain-rs who . p.
ia-iiig t-étmm daily are grad- . K ommufd O'lfage Sev ) 'ca'me Widely known in Connecticut
m, . .11.,“ bringin: H”. quota ”,1 . land elsewhere, died at his home here
; i, HE}, ill;ll'l(‘l. nillll'i-l', and that 'Iust night at the age of 89. He wasf
~ :it‘t n? ihw week the goal should ’ iNeW Britain's twealthlest resident,
_ ' ' zThe story of the careers of the foul"
. iI-‘tl it not (\l‘t'r‘lll'tl. Star-rah
‘Miller brothers reads like a table.
we'iihn'ioiv til" it t hi 1‘-
], “m“ Wm inf-“lint.” m? ”f. ‘ i In 1860 the father of the four Mn.
\ -- >ll‘)-t,' iilillliltws have vtt to l 4' ‘lers gave each Of the sons $700 and
ll. .‘: - litlllill"'t leturlls. Au ill-in (ll Bthey left the farm In Middletown “)3
lli'r Y in Hill \\(\}lU'I". tin “Well its illl , q lfleek their way in the “'Ol‘ld. 4X“ 0
i, , .m, m ”.9 W, ~ie (f the dist .- , u .. y jthem became millionaires. «
lirvit14‘il lIII lfl‘ad‘1‘lil [felts llllflf bays ho .Iapanese Havel Darius and Charles i‘llllBl' (‘:|llli‘ H,
.,_ M, H, ltr. ”mun”... m- um“ Been Allowed t0 AcquirelNew Britain and established a tin“
'u :~ li‘t‘i‘ an t'llillll<l:l.\lll' . ‘ - ~ ' '
‘_ Lands in Lower California; (Continued on Page Five)
l' "'.'llf‘..'“.'l (in Face 'l‘vnl “' ’1 ' “'
_ ..~ >-___fl linxn'o (‘l'l‘Y, Wednesday. April 2.‘
.—. .. ' (Associated Press).———"In LOWer Cal- f
‘\ i g‘EB \lg‘ Q?” A it'nrnia there are various foreign en-; Bfl-flPEflATlflN fl
; ‘l , i ”i ll; 3‘ All“ lt'l'Ill‘lSPS. among which are one or two
Japanese. to which have been given;
1 concessions for the exploitation of?
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’lllillpll. nor will be permitted. to ac-v
quire tracts of land. because the Con-t
stitution prohibits this definitely." tiff”?
was a statement made ay by Gen- e “g 08 .
oral Amado Aguirre, Uni er Secretary {employers and the workers
of Agriculture and Development.
“Naturally there has been a respect. 59’“
for those companies holding conces-ibor-
sinus which have always complied,
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Hurt in Belgium Explosmn!
——-—- MINEOLA.
K t'l"'.\'. April Drastic
:viizit-ss to check tile alarm
Bolslmvik doctrines in
‘ was urged by l.ient.—(leu-
‘ .\.. Miles. retired. iii an ad-
!zist lllL’. t. before the Loyal
"To rlu‘flki‘r declared the safe-l
"Jinn depended upon quick:
.1: lion and unless steps were
-.. 3'. -\o-nt the spread of “lied. ~—~——-»——
t'illllll')’ N'Ull would be in'60 U. S. Soldiers 140 Othem
- o.“ involution and anarchy» ’ ‘
said, should prohibit
4: mi "in-«- Spi’i-Cll that breathes
"lL'l tl.:-. kind of personal
1 ”inch invans the th- :z'nction
- :‘Iltl ot‘dt-l‘.‘
ml Miles expressed llH' opinion
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Continued on Sixth Page
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L. 1., April 3'
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. BRUSSELS. April 3.—Two hundred iAoomey Wee
persons were injured. including sixty moon in the home of Dr. Walter K
gasoline at Echternach Tuesday.
. thar thi- vast army of Alilei 'tepn of the injured are m a Serious
-tii(ll('r.~‘ who went overseas, ,condition.
,1}, to (‘l1t('k to a large txtenti
-.:llt' in spread Bolshevisni in the towlnto take on m1,
mum and thus prevent the chine caught fire and spread to star blood spots were found.
..!l.('ll' trom being overturned by ed gasoline. Glut of m burned Tbopocht . film
'svilell men and short-haired were spectators who NEW“ in m . ‘ I h
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IllllVEll Stiiiin
Jack' Barrett, Driver for
O‘Connor’s Garage, Left
Town llfter Figuring in
Acciden When John
Gormley Was Injured
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Bill 00 iii ‘8
Complete Units 59f Connecti-_
cut Men Now? in Mid At-t
lantic and Speeding To-
ward Boston @13er
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Jo'h'n (loriiiley lh‘ today confined toi
his home. :25 \Vasliingtoii street. with:
three brokr-n ribs and possible internal
injuries alter figuring in an automo-
bile accident on the (‘onnecticut turn-
pike onMnnday night. (lormely was a
passenger in one of H. F. O’Connors‘
taxles when the machine turned over
and he was pinned beneath it.
Very little is known or the accident ,
as Jack Barrett ot‘ the (‘lty Hotel. of
well known young man of the city. was ;
thr- driver and disappeared immediate- :
ly alter the car was smashed. As near
as can be learned Barrett was on the
night trick last Monday night and had
his station at the South Norwalk Rail-t
road depot. (lorniley was with him and t
they werr hired by “'illiam Beebe, of!
(‘mmccticut avenue. to take him to his:
home.
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Men Will Be Sent
'l‘ht- complete organizations or the?
itIL‘tid infantry and the lolst machine 1 ,
gun but 'lllnl’l are now in mid-ocean.l
aboard i IP transport Amemnon dupe
to arrive in ltoston harbor Tuesday!
x‘lll'il 8. ‘
With llll‘ ltiL'ml :tl‘t‘ fiany- Norwalki
boys. men who enlisted for service be-:
tore the Si‘lt‘i'lllt’ service act became:
operathe. t
The cmiiph-to- min» of the lUL‘nd. ac-i
cording: to a (its'ltltilll received l‘roni‘
the “'ar depart an ill consists of 99 of—'
liters and 3.75s min. .‘The 101st bat-E
talion includes 2:4 “meet: and 36] men.1
Or the lilllt'l‘ all the aflkers and 32] Too Many
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PARTNERSHIP
0N EIEENSE MADE
. ‘o a...._—.._.
Drinks and Many.
Complaints Finally Land.
Stossalla in Cell—Pays“
Fines and Costs of $75.00.
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. the death of her son, Private Charles
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itiliiii BOlSIliVllil Attitu-
N mm 000 iiozitsnil .
REPUliilt intuit mitts
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Americahs, French, British and Russians are Holding,
Positions Throughout the Territory
main
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MlllllllZAllllN [IE Tlllllll’S AT‘lillWlfiE
Minister of the. Interior in Greece Reports That 800.000.
Armenians Have Been Massacred
“Ml
- — Alit‘llANGEli, Tuesday. April
"IE“ IN FRANB 1 (Associated Press). «Repeated
illolshvvik attacks along the front
rilinc and both the right and left
"f DISEASE flank positions controlling Odo»
lerskaia‘were repulsed today by
tamed forces. The Americans,'
Private Charles Snifi'en.‘ French. British and'lluissial s who
Died in France 0f Pncu-i either separately or together, “m
- - l _§iioldili1,: positions thromzhout this
mama After PaSSlng Ln ; territory. which is a little over one
injured Through the 7331': hundred miles south of Archangel. L'
tles of Argonne l‘ood.‘liai'c everywhere held their lines
the Mouse and Verdun 'mat‘l- . . . ‘ . . .
. l The liulsluyikl. Ill spite oi their
A fateful tell-grain from the Warillt-avy losses yesterday. attacked .
'depariment received last evening by i}..- railroad from S'Hlill 01' Hilly.“
Mrs. lda Smitten ol 4 Hamilton m“..i\..\l::ila at 10 “131"“; this morn-4 ii?
uue. oonuaycd the sorrovttul news oi 1.1g but ”1"." failed. Allied fun.“
lliiuii ANI] tittill
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tered by the Governmenti Illei and w‘“ be their ”any“:
declared l
'the employers’ industrial commisaion,
abroad by the Department of La-
in its report to Secretary Wilson,
Home For Murder Evidence
ks spent all the otter-i
American soldiers. in an explosion ol'1VVilklns at Long Beach. in company
Fit. £with Dr. Otto Schultz, of the city of
.New York. in lieu-ch of evidence to
lbe used in'the \trlal of Dr. waking:
An American automobile stopped. in .who is accused or the murder of his
The ma- virus. At several places, it we: and.
3“,
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Will! Jii’ANESE‘
Develop-
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ment of China and Si-f'runkus Hill. in l-‘ail'field.
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sAx FRANCISCO. April :i. The (le-i
veloplnent of China and Siberia will be I glass of beer.
accomplished by the formation of an % llbatlona began to show
organization of leading financiers and ? they arrived in this cityk and
> United l driving into Water street. when.-
Siates. according to T. Morhlzuki and ‘ replenished the gasoline supply,
53'. Ozaki, members of Japanese Par- had another drink. they “"11"“
-liament. who are visiting this country “Fall street again. and Tonv was
to study political conditions before pro- wabbly at the wheel that Officer Page. 7
i who was on tramc duty halted him and '
l . lashed for his driver’s license.
I- "The time has come when it is ne-l promptly ploduced .one. and as it not Milton. in the it, 3, Navy. and four sis‘ Allied flank along
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; short within
bankers in Japan and the
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'ceedlpg to Paris in an unolficial capac-
lcessary for Japan and the United
States to stop misunderstanding each
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, past three years in Bridgepoiz. took at
tday ol‘r yesterday and cane over
; in a big green auto which he testified
! was owned jointly by himself and Gui-
;plcked up Joe Bailey a. fellow work-
n
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4 8.. Battle- ln France. Private Sniff
Tony simulate: «monorail-taint; ”MW' , M P?
““an ,years by cone-"mar h’ubf’fl’ cold VIM MS?“ ‘0 EXMM‘
erppler. first in moon and for the (“”95 Shim“ "a" a Wen-““9“
with a number of other dl'tlllees in
June . 191:. He reczvlert nut
training on this slde but was sent 31'
most immediately to France where he
arrived in August. lie was a membn-
of. Company 1. 315th Infantry and with
he his comrades in that regiment he went
tthrough the engagements in the Ar-
man and they headpd m." the mist! gopne Wood. on the Mouse and at Verr
Road, stepping now and then for a dun.
Signs of these ti-oqunmt himself in every engauement and was
soon
to
Norwalk to see his many friends itrie‘
seppe Corona. with whom he I2 (-3 on‘
Bi fore starting from Bridgeport
after:
an}. turn home at any time but while
intol waiting be contracted a cold which
so later developed into pneumonia and
resulted in his untimely end.
He is survived by his mother. Mrs.
Tony, Ida Snlflen. two brothers, Harry and
peared to be all right. he was allowedt tens. the Misses Anna. Emma, Jennie
to go on, but. was warned to proceed and Eliubeth Sniffen.
carefully. He then turned into Main? ~———-——-———— .
street. and. his erratic driving began‘
He brought up,
41 yard of Oscar E;
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established this day. the Governor
, said in the document:
“This is a recognition of the value
or our trees and song birds which
E of the state...
“in compliance with this statute l
designate Friday the second day of
1919. as
ARBOR‘ AND BIRD DAY
- "And direct that on said day tne
J teachers in our schools read this pro-
1- clamation to their. Scholars and in-
istruct them that the wanton destruc-
’ tion of song birds and of their eggs
is a crime, and that the planting and
cultivation of shade trees will mater~
May,
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lion to the pleasure and welfare of
future generations.
Banquet Will Be Given _ _
— To Boys of Sixth Co.
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day from the
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.charge or the our. the full partlcu
chairman; Chairman Leland
Secretory; First Sergeant. Bar-old.
1?. twill“, ‘ m.
Winn-3y
should be impressed upon the children
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are as follows. “out. Floyd W. Go n,
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The banquet; to the boys of the for-'
mer Sixth Company. Connecticut No.
will be held at illoton
' Point on July 26th, two years to th-
tlme they were called
.——Dlotrlct' into service. Thh! was decided last
evenings: a meeting of the commit-
tee held in the olices of Attorney
Jesse T. Dunbar, The committee in
, _ than near the Butterworth place. just
. , ,' ed 1.3- :‘g’vem"! : below the trolley terminal in Winni-
. Holcomb today issu. ill! . r or anut punk. and while Bailey tried to crank
. Bird. Dav proclamation for litany, , -
: . ‘ ‘ h the car. Tony went
. May 2. After quoting the statute wh c switch he was trying
'tlliiitii 5,000
the flat tire finally brought him to u;
captured two prisoners. The A]; _
to sleep at the, Chamberlain Developsfliml‘ troops are tired and out- I
Awmni a k i manipulate; 1; some Sensational Fea_iillliilbere(l. but are fiithting It .fi
.p in cargo up u 02 istnbliorn defensive battle in flit ‘
slow down to get by the stalled auto
and Conductor llarry Bartram notic-
ed the condition of the man and when
he reached Main St. on his down
tures
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secutlon at yesterday's session.
Office. were enlarged reproductions o
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SUCCUMBED TO BURNS
WASHINGTON. April 3.-‘ln formal- .
ly advising General Pershing that 50.- i
to replace an equal number or men in;
his army who want to come home. the t
War Department has directed the com-1
mandarin—chief to return promptly
for discharge selected meritorious cas-
es as he receiv‘es these volunteer to
placements.
The War Department’s cable-gram. I
made public today. followsz, ,
“Vl’e are now enlisting for three: I“
years 50,000 volunteers as lotion: 9 she
35.000 infantry. 15.000 field airliner-mi tire
5,000 engineers, 3,000 medical depart-Q rushed
meat. 2,000 cavalry. These will be,
sent you in Monument; or one moo-3
and for assignment: to the army of, ID
occupation. . 1 yesterday manila.
“Upon arrival of each dolor-Jinan!
return to the United States
chase” “mum muse,
Several burns
She was immediate!
V.
viewing the who
boll.
odorlnttedtorflnmy. ac;
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young man of this city and left here,
little‘
He gave a splendid account of,
”wr’ fortunate in coming through uninjured.
His letters home announced that he,
theyi was expecting to recive orders to re»;
'Court Martial of Captain
LONDON. April 3.—-The court-mar-
. tin! of Captain Edmund G. Chamber-
, lain, of San Antonio. Tom, on meon- .
.venlnir today announced that it bad moo.
i decided to admit in evidence. the photo- *
, graphic documents onered by that; Marshal I‘m; [linden-burg. “.5“ g, .
Idocumentsr which had been prepared
by “’llllam Webb, of the British Visa" . _
f the terms of the armistice, hon or.
000 volunteers are being enlisted here , RECEIVED IN JANUARY
“atlined 1.“ Jan- tematically destroying the inane; -
nary resulted in the death of Mrs. trier; of Up
' Mary A. F. Carpenter of Weapon yew everything away from the f‘m
' terday at the Norwnlk Hospital. Mrs. ' ‘ '
iCarponter had pureaosod n kerosene
stove on January 11 and while light-
ing the um her clothing become lg» _ . .
toil and before help could reach her postponed his Visit to m. a
m badly-burned about the on- n.
the Nona“: Hospital when
mmm-mmeunotpay-
etching and unne- cver since, but no seven
lie their cm the pulled tum
Medical W:- Dr. Some! II.
for dis-é Huntington m milled and cut
be pro, his "53
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‘east of Bolshoia Oneal. whats,“
‘afl'flm We find. I} 1‘
are fighting, were under “their“;
day yesterday at a point about v‘
fifteen miles west of Odozcrskuin
and four separate assaults vrcrcj
made there again ,carly thin!
morning. Alb-broke down mull-r
the Allied fire. According to BOL‘
slit‘vik prisoners, the chem}y is
somewhat deniuralized because “64.
his heavy losses during the M
two days.
~lli the Scletzkoe sector. forty
miles from (ldozcrskaia. the AI-
lied advanced posts were attacked
by a strong enemy patrol thio
morning. but the Bolshevik were
driven back by machine gun fire,
losing: two killed and a number
Wounded. Scletzkoc protects the
the Oiltizeb'
iskaia front and the right flank of’
‘the Allied rivcr front positions. 1’
On Lil!“ Onegu River, west of-
iBolslioia (Hera. the enemy yestcr
iday shelled the village of Kiev
‘hevo. which is held by a “'th
lBritish garrison. In this terriv
ltory. enemy outposts were driven
Elma. at l’iluk. and om Allie-
l
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t
:snmv. which is rapidly shown:
isiizlis of a thaw under the want“.
sunshine. The days now are”
longer than the nights inlhis‘m». 7‘ ‘
3.4m ,
GENEVA. April
large staff. has arrived at Olivine;
Northern Silicia.‘ and, controryfib,
,dercd a general mobilization in.
ilhat region, according to (In.
ipatclles to the Journal De Gen-
eve. T .,
The Polish agency at. Lausunng
states that the Germans are up 2
per Silcsia and to“
ion. Owing to the seriousness of
the'situation, Ignace Jon '
ewski, the Polish premier,
"1 Lithuanian troops, on‘ rat _. «
Milan, are reported on have
hundred bodies of ,
and children in the street.
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