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DON NELLY’S ‘
16 So. Main St.
loom nonwns.
ARCHANGFJL. April 29. (Corres-
pondeme of The \5301 iatcd Press) ——
‘Archbishop Nathaniel of Archangel
,and Kholmogory has recently leceiv.
3ed a letter from a priest or the par-
ilsh of Oust Outcba in which the
plight of the clergy of some of the
villages of northern Russia under Bol-
shevik rule is described. The, priest
informed the archbishop that. under
threat that he Would be horsewhipped
unless he paid the Bolsheviki 3.000
rubles he “as compelled to sell all his
property and ask his parishioners to
raise money fm his ransom.
,lately reached our little village."
Writes the p1iest lvnn A Serebienni-
3kow. The \oung soldie1s and sail-
01s who are 1eturning {mm the 110m
are infected with Bolshevism and
are making’ fun of everything sacred.
The majority were formerly my par
Iishioners but now they are so wick-
.ed that they have ceased to respect
Ipriests. old people and everything
'iiy News
1:15 2 and 5 will play this mening
Norwulk (‘lub'a howling
:- Smith
est.
irs Jennings" Sunday school class
ll give an entertainment. in the
11th hoi'u'nlk Baptist church, this
eniniz.
Thi- Norwalk Rifle club will hold :1
active shoot for position in Friday‘s
- itch which will he held this en-ning
1h» )lahackemo range.
A meeting of the Central Labor
ion will be held on Thursday even-
in the hall on “Washington street.
.usincss of importance will be brought
1p.
Mrs. Winfield llouton ol 4 Quinlard
plut'e, who underwent a serious opera-
tion on last Thursday at the Norwalk
has now passed the critical
Her
hospital.
.mnt and is slowly improving.
11v.
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Am 111111111.- in Greenwich dispatches
_1\'1 '1
s ro :1 combination dt' circum-
zv was decided at .«1 meeting of
Iiil‘t'l’ll)” and supervisors of trade
., 1. .131on. held Saturday .in Hartford.
'11 .w'lpout- the convention of the Con-
114 «111-111 ’l‘rade Education association.
“11.111 was to be held in Danbury Way
3 and :1. until the regular meeting date.
In September. The convention was
postponed from March until May on
at'i-uunt of the illness of C. Ii. I'llllt‘.
_,..._.........
l-‘airfit-ld (‘oumy
puny ot clcruymt‘n of ”11' Episcopal
parishes of this county, held its sprint:
l’llt't’llllg yesterday in the Parish House
The
11: Christ. Church. Greenwich. The
1.1111 RtV E. Canipion Acheson. Sut-
‘ .-:::in Bishop of the diocese. was a
1 1. .-1 of the (‘lt-ricus. it 1111's been the
«Hun
1w:- oi an address‘by one of the cler-
The custom was departed from
The speaker was Robert.
- May.
and the subject of his ad~
'1I14-I',
1 “115
1 " An informal
11-5 of Christ Church.
E we m rmmn 31:0
i; pm:
0 Victory Bonds to Cash
% Subscribers.
é Will also take your subscrip
é tion upon m the covera-
3/; ment Plan of
4 10 per can. when M-
.33 tion is mode
4 10per can. Job 15 1919 3
20 per cent. Aug. 12. 1919'
; 20 pot colt. Sept. 9, 19.19 :
32: 20 per cent. Dot. 7. 1.919 l
g 20 per cent. Nov. 11, 1919 .
;m- upon mayo-1131mm 1
plan of $2.00 per week for
25 weeks for M“
$4.00 per week for 25 week:
for moon-m. ~
Payments are so any and
tlir bondinuomive. we
recommend the: you pinch-
asc Tl, you can word.
9‘ \\\\\\\‘s\m\1u.\
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many ixiv-nds wish her a speedy recov-.
(1 .\'t-v.- York iii-\x'spapei's, E. C. Con-
V0150. owner ()1 Conycrs Farm. rStan-
with, pin-.1 11::- damage to his peach
trap .11 3.31.04“). due to timxeq-nt cold.
3 schools.
(‘lei'ii'us l'nlll“
:11 its meetings to listen to a.
"Business Efficiency in the'
dim-union fol-3
"- .111d then luncheon was served3
The Soulhilhrufi ; *
lthat is established, calling.“ the ‘old
reuime'
"Because of my preachings against
the cstublislnm-nt of eighteen places
for the manufacture or alcohol in
’this disrtict, the Bolsheviki threaten-
3ed to burn the church with me. The
real misfortune of the clergy began
with the declaration of the separation;
or the church and thi- state. The
wicked secretary of the local soviet'
proposed to turn the church into a
people's theatre and the priests’ home
into a school or a shop but the ma-
jority of the people opposed it.
“In November last when the Bal~
3shcviki gained control of this dis-
trict they arrested me and the dea-
‘oon. demanding a contribution of 3.-i
000 rubles and in case. of refusal I
was to be borsewhipped. my posses-
sions confiscated and l was to be de-
ported to the Red Guard headquarters
. to dig trenches."
Mr. Galvin. a clerk of an all con
parry, from Whom the DOM de-
gmanded 35.000 rubles was horsewhip-
sped and afterward nhot.
‘, When the Red Guard captured the
village of" Oust. Zilma. 'rote the
priest. “Grey committed all m at
'outmges. cutting of! tongues and ears
and finally throwing their victims in
the river," in conclusion the priest
asked tho archbishop not to send him
back to the “frightful nightmare” at
Oust Outcha.
A SUMMER ssssnon Fon even,
me SCHOOL TEACHERS To BE
GIVEN AT THE NEW BRITAIN
NORMAL SCHOOL. -
The State Board of Education is or
ranging a course for evening school
teachers and those who contemplate
teaching English to non- -English- speak-
ing adult-1 whtther in publcfdr Dritate
This ('0ulfie or thirty hours
will be gix en at the New Britain Nor-
mal school during the month of July.;
opening July 8 and closing August 7.
The course is to be in charge of Mr.
Samuel ..l Brown 01 New York city,
who has been notably successful in
dealing with the pioblems connected
with schools for toreigners who are at
first unable to read and write the Ell-1
ulish language.
A course similar to that which is
planned i’m the \en Britain School
[was given last summer at the Dan-
hury Normal School.
scope of the work will be more com-
prehensive including lectures, confer-'
lesson with3i
ences, demonstration
adult foreigners as pupils, and oppor-
tunities for practice teaching under
competent supervision.
Tuition and the use of books are
free.
the state who is interested in the
teat-him: of English to foreigners.
. HARTFORD'S VICTORY LOAN.
HARTFORD April 29. ——A subscrip—'
' tion
i3Bonds by the Mechanics' Savings
iliank today brought Hartford‘s loan
to $8,000,000, nearly two-
lt was announced
total up
thirds of its quota.
; that the Connecticut district total was
3:1 8.955.001). _ .3
Circus in Dresden has had to close.
. " because nearly all at the animals or
its menagerie have died of hunger.
‘Wmeifl’hat know-u.
m new mom
:UMY, We
warn-rm
Mountain-two
binomial”;
”my
“A terrible wave of Bolshevism has ~
It is said by'
those in charge. that this summer the!
The course is open to anyone in,
fo- $750,000 worth of Victory;
BERLIN, April 29.—-The Sarmsani "
821
’flANISIAIIm
HEAPS [If RUINS
The 1in or Stanislaw was far more
seriously damaged by the Russian
and Austro Bulgarian armies than
was either Przemsyl or Leniberg.
Neither of the two latter cities have
serious scars of the W’ofld War but
Lembcrg shows marks of the recent
conflict between the Poles and the
l‘kraines. The center. of Stanislam
was destroyed by fire. Many of its‘
fine business blocks now are mere
heaps of brick ruins. This wits es-
pecially true along the fine SaphelhaI
street. where- the Austrian and Rus-
sian shells both wrought disaster;
The Ukraine cathedral which was onc-
of the. oldest and handsome'st of its.
kind was partly wrecked and its
shattered windows now have been
covered with boards
However. the business of the new]
1 kraine gm ernment is going on and!
the leaders hope that the arrival of!
.mother Allied Mission will give
strength and moral support until 113
is able, to save Poland. the some may
be msslble here where the political
alignment is the same
-....__..
the stronger party but the Socialists
' make a great parade of their strength'
which they are able. to do us thus far
there has been no election. The 80-
cialists have less strength there part-
ly because of- the fact tint there is no
3aristocracy as in Poland and also be
cause Bolshevik propaganda taken
les shold on the people.
The close union recently formed
between the Eastern and “’estern
Ukraine and the situation at Kiev is
limiting this era tote on the amour-
unce of Old Russia with the mstumes
of local peasants mixing with those
of the Ukraine Cossacks who west-i
shakas. long blue or gray-brown. ov-
ercoats of for or grog wool. and red
trousers with high boot: and who
carry short satires curiously decorat-
ed with caned silver.
The National Ukraine play: are be-
ing Win the anus. when!
singers chant songs dear to the
lieu-too: the people ouch no throwin-
tive “Tenn or Me" and the
Ukraine Marseillaise “Mihaidumnkl:
in which the M on eulod to
arms to fight the enemy on their
frontier These songs evoke much
applause indicating how deeply they
stir the national spirit.
SUES FAIRFIELD BAPTIST
CHURCH FOR .1,“
Connecticut MR MM Tut.
Action on Note Given Trustee.
A forecloonre action has been Wily
tuted in Civil Superior court by the
Connecticut Baptist convention of
Hartford against the First Baptist
church or Falrfleld and other Fail-field
‘poop‘te, t¢W§ mfl atelier C 3%
‘whlch the Fairfleld church gave to
Charles E. Williamson. trustee, on 0c-
3tober 22, 1914. Certain property in
= Falrlleld was mortgaged at the time to,
secure the note. The co-defendants 1n '
3the action are J. P. Berry. Samuel E.
Ellison, John Saunders and Charles
Smytunick of Fairllcld trustees of the
Baptist church and Eva L. Retry or
Fairfleld.
i Joseph P. and Eva L. Berry claim to
have 81. 000 mortgages on the premises
.in question and Samuel 1-1Ellison has
an attachment of 3350 on the plop
erty.
i GERMANS DAMAGE TWO SHIPS
I -. -_._.
Officers Defy Argentine Prefect on
i
i Prizes Belonging to U. S.
3 BUENOS AYRES. April 29. rT‘nE’
E-Prefect of the Port of Rosario met
:with resistance by the German 19.713
cets yesterday as he attempted to
board the German stenmshlps Lune}.
burg and Santa Clara which are to
be delivered to the United States. The
IPrefect was able to go on oomd he
ships only after he had thre..t --11:d mi
use force against the Germans.
An inspection of the vessels showed
that. the machinery had been “recited
and that extensive repairs will be nec-
essary before the vessels can put to
sea. "
SUNDAY BILL BEFORE GOVEW.
HARTFORD, April 39.—The Sunday
:bill. which provides“ for moving pic-
tures exhibitions on Sunday. is now be.-
‘ lore Governor Holcomb in engrossed
form The governor was in New Ha-
ven yesterday.
-—-Sentinel Want Ads Are Winners.
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The National Democrats are reauyipe
Smart Suits .
New Capes
Dresses
Waists
.Summer Furs
Millinery
TOWNS
Vellum!!!”
(name Accounts Opened
OVER IN WESTPOR'I‘
There are over 5000 good
ople. Once in awhile a
few bad ones drift into
town from adjoining cit~
ies and break in houses:
but aside from that theJ
place is alright. 3
During the sunmier the
population increases ov-
er 2000 by the addition
of City people who real-
ize the advantages West
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