.il’ llllJR BILLS
EVEN RINGS
BLISEED 1870
illitMSlN
‘__.l - .._.__._— —.._.. .
30m loam“. can.
Entered at the south Norwall; #3::
Office as Second Claaa Matter.
mum»: my it, 1919
‘DlNNili DEANCE PEACE liRMs +_ iwmsmrswii'
GEPORi oil or insulin ’lliwi llllli, AN“ “3"“ -
0i CASIIEE;
$440 000 f0“ GERMANYlBoard of Edu ation’s Partyf
_ ’ . l [at High Sc ool Auditon:
, ering at the Strat'lTenlh Anniversary of CourtilVill Be Years Before SheI
- Hotel Hear Cum-I Laurel Fittingly Observed Call Recover From \Var.?
. SQltZ and Othersl at the Hotel Clifford. Last as Forty Years Of Effort’
. II National ISSUES‘ Night , ‘ IS Wiped Out Ens expert entertainers.
‘ Last night they combined a ll)u.~‘i—' mouth’ England 5
r-.-_..... .. --.,._...-
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‘i
inn. and wound tip with a soc-gill hour
~i“\lil;‘ti‘l-:illll—illis [if QARMlllFFE—llSFEW. ““9““-“i‘i“n"s‘*‘i’*°i‘ii,tutti-illlltlllllts
i
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l
feast of good
.of every lit-iii ot‘ the _. _._ -
'W'ill Be a Naval Power “’ith-fi ”lines
, - r The t-nlt-rlnililileiil began vtith tlle
out Rank “1 the world sic ;in2 of America by all plesent
'ttlid ”1'11 3 group of boys and girlsI
wnstnxorox. May S.‘<l‘2xtelldt-d “m" R00!“ 1 0‘ ”‘9 COMM" SCF‘W“
study today of the military terms of sunis: "Pussy “'illOW' W"? P'Nm-V “n':
iller Leads Loan ‘ Rev.
I Fa h : L
iptions With 3200.. ‘ er“ ”Ch 3""
Chernitzky Among the In-
teresting Speakers ’
tallied Showed Them to Be
Working Perfectly i
l'tlilT. May 8 Four hilll
Sister-ll l;ibll'.<‘
soaoclA-rso lilies: new: FROM IILL‘PAR'I’O or 1H! WORLD IV A 8PECIAL’ Willa AND on! own onna'roa
I
Partly Cooler and Cloudy Tonight
liliiiliiiili'iiilis the com
Austria, Hungary and Turkey;
lHREE COURSES ARE lll’EN ll] lllE
Them to a Plebescite
ElllllllS FEVER ‘
IGreat Speed WhiCh They At-i Can Accept Conditions of Peace,Reject Them or Submit
tBy The Associated l‘l'csh‘.
3- l ARRARRING PEACE lREAllES
liiiltllllill RANli HYDROAIRPLARE
” ‘ 1 fllGRl SlARl ERR OlllER CERlRAi POWERS
tum Most Succesful One of . -. 't i ,
the Series * . t ' ’ "" - fl
’ ~* ThievNLl’ $1.:an 4‘31““ fiafitIWhiie Germany Is Considering the Terms Offered Her
.Tiit. Inf'llllml'~ of lilt‘_?\'0l‘W;tlli llmll'd ' . "n9 on e" ay to a '2 Delegates Yesterday,,the Council of Four Talks Over
«it Education are surely niaklnu unod lfax En mute to PLV' ,
_ milliliter [illflll Willlil llllNEI liANY/illRAlIllthS "highlight; HERMAN fillVERNMiNl, lliilEllAiES SAY
”tats. at least oltt- itulitited . . “ere "‘q‘HW‘l‘ '” the peacc lreatv convinces armv oil'l- _.._._. NE‘N YORK. May H—AThe firlti ' .-
-: ‘- ‘ .~ ‘. . . . - . . . . . -. I p ape
. 'Onl‘ll. bill all loyal. jude- :I-m m; ”'9 “"5" in???" d‘ ”W rials here that the point at which it (Continued On Page Eleven) transatlantic flight was begun whenl ‘ “n" ll". draft "f th Ipe h I
tli.» hearty appliiUse given . 9:121:53 )9ng at the Hotel (ht’ford last Is proposed to 3.3“ on limitation "I ~-—'~“‘—"“§"‘- ‘three N C (Navy-Curiiss) hwy-ought ‘Itreaiy \vith Germany potty, in t e. l
ers. attended the first an- ' of C‘Mguc "mtg'flr‘b Paw“ Daughters armaments is the absolutely extirpa- - ; ‘Dllnes left the government‘s air sin-i ' hands of the plcmpotrntnirtes of
'i- Iol the Squuoyiih society. . anni‘versai‘v of‘tge’123?l°;_::l‘fl”inf? lion of militarism in Germany. Not a. - ‘ “0“ U “0038‘“! Beach fl 10 a. Ill . illlfll "“5"" f0" ”nmaermmn‘ the
' WM“ 1““ mgm‘ .. i though it should fall on p I". 1' \ ii: ”wig“ ”r ”l" "a“ mm‘aT-V fmme‘ . . ”0‘1”“ on “”1““ '98 0‘ #119 WEYI Il’aris Peace Conference is turning
IIlnz to an appeal by “il- 9 Was ceI‘ebmmd l- . r”,"-‘- -l"-‘ work built up in forty yeais of pre—‘ « , . . I—Rockaway'to Halifax. a distance of . , “I III". I” II“. making of
irk. members of the society ’ F ii ,. ‘ .d'“ evening. . pal‘ailon for world conquest bv Ger. 540 miles. The N C 3. with Common-a . I“ a ”l. .
“40'0”“ for ”w View” I helti’ (V);'lng.t]hp dinner a dim?" was liiam‘ is to be. left. . - tier John H. Towers. chief of the ex-t ' peat-c “'ll‘ 'll‘” other ( ”In.“
hPl'P were cliIeers and much ‘ hour “ ”h ‘1 t‘anlrd um”. “ '15:“ Measures have been formulated ev- A M‘llol “'35 me first plane to take' ll"“""""-
'1“ its the (inels rose in ' . ‘ t‘n to stamp out the militarv spirit to the air ' —-—-— ' . . ~ - .
, ‘ . -‘ -- - - e - .. ' - ‘ t , , ' . ~ I * - (mticll oi Font. as
11“ Henmg “‘5 d mo.t PnJ"-“‘hl" bred so carefully in the people. l'n- l ‘ The .\ C 1. with Lieut. Commander ‘ Lieutenant Maynard, “ho Tod i.‘ “H l
one, the decorations of thc tables be-
in: pink and green, there being pink
cal'llations and asparagus ferns at
each table. lllt' doorway draped with
l’. N. L. Bellinger. and the N C L'
with Lieut.-(‘ommander A. C. Read as
the commanding officers. were close
behind the N C 3.
der the treat) any enterprise aiming
at a military propaganda is forbidden
and military education cannot be car-
ried on except in the ranks of the ar-
«tinned on Page Seven).
Fairfield County tull‘rage
Workers Held ular
Broke All Records in Air.
plane Looping in France,
. Has Engine Trouble and
tlic suprt-iltt- executive body of the
(‘onl‘crclit-c. has again become
through tiiIc return of Premier Or-
lando. of Italy. took up the ar-
. . American flags. Manv handsome P\- - Met. t V “K C ‘ ' t
'e - a . . . 1 . , ._I my of 100mm, sut-li an army cannot lug a t orwa oun- The planes were escorted to sea by . .. . . ‘ I- .I-I-m-miii v the -
iIIlIiIlIlIignIzonns “tie it om by the ladit. DNIWIIIIIIp itself in any way or ex- tl'V CllIb a IquuRdron of navy scout planes. ; Came Into Cl’lSh—He and $2?” “I“ lll‘iis IlI'I’ IIIIl til it ain‘t of _I
, s - . I . . . . o I I - , . o o o o 1 a ' ‘1' t" , ' ‘ ’ l" "
9 -' The mun was ”Ham”, on “I“. Q “and 'hmllah Wm"! ”timed {"9“ we“--- . ”mm“ n°“h“sl‘w1« “19 "In His Mechanician blightl)’ . ,. , -
"8 limit, at which timerthere \verc fol'tv: hack m cm} M? M an unorganized The re ula‘ m ll'hli- ll‘lg‘Plln" or the of giant air and water birds should‘ HIIfl—W'Cl' and One Audi”. ”imam“ In“! lililgttrlh. 3..
. . II“. members. Now II", mu” num- ""59”“ I... irueltl “Co ‘t-“Brun 1h t 3 Vi only-i reach Halifax before nixhttatl. barr-I ‘ it appliai‘s prohahlc that the scIt— i
bt-rs 10.7 on its membership roll and . _l—d enl's Ru! “DA! ooci t‘Lton‘a held ‘In‘ mishaps. T (be the route I 53 “'3‘ 0‘ M5 Pm llcmcl‘t “Till ”’man‘Am‘n“ w.“ ‘ 'j‘
- . . , _. (Continued on Page Eleven) ~ rage 3 i — *5!“ miles to the Tuna-oer. 1350' > . - , . . TM .t g
l i ”I has d iongIand enviable record of, ____-_,__ Ithe Norwalk (.‘iuntry‘t‘iiwuthia max-ummnps to the Azores. another 800 miles. BMW, min“ lie the first to RM reached. it "it
:? . 3 “or" during 1" ten 3'98"“ 0‘ fulfil-i . log. “is“ “31'0”“? R“““'R9"5- to Portu'lal and on R th i-t M ' “ w ' M l‘f‘i‘l‘l‘l‘l'illillth‘S of "int ‘lItltm' In - o a t ‘l
. }“"("" , . ' l » {county chairman; presided at the land 1“} total fitmelrmwbetgg ‘ ‘ on at 8 duo in irr-iiim- earlv nevi week and
I, ? Last evening's :it‘t‘air was one of tlit- meuting which was attended by more ' lR; ’ Rind \"lll I”, (Illfll'lr‘l't‘ll.}ll 5;, Germain
‘ . w ’ “ION FLICN‘SS iii ever held in Norw' 1k. -ih' n shit ' d le ates f m th . tilif - ti ' —- .M___._. ~ ‘ ' 4 ‘ ' ’ .t
I 0‘, .0031“ 6815 De‘: bring “va1 attended by guests lino . loii'ns lll’lh: ('l‘lllnly. ro Q er”! (manned 0n Sixth P130.) I lie-tn \l'vnl'd th f . . it suburb of I‘arlx. A fllrooaltt of
. DEllClt bounds the knew 93011 other. WhOIwere gay spirit- lN ERABEFUL “ANEFS Miss Grace Murray. county urgauiz ‘“-—‘—"“‘ * . ”‘1‘“. WI“; Eli-0k: all ft‘cordngoi‘tir 11):]; the treaty lit-ill: drawn for their v"
0f Government 0p_f Pd and Inho fully realized that theirs. ‘ 1 er. gave a very interesting l'vport on int: the 100” in France, and is now (-tillSltll‘l‘fllllill indicates that Ger- "
lllldl 15 the me ms of the court was , , tlit- stifl'lzige conditions and Miss . - - . ' .4
l., ,t .. . . . ' . . ‘ stationed at Mineola. started out this llltlll-;\ll\il‘lil \itll be asked to pav
ll l'llillcec of doing noble woik kiitht-i-lne Ludington. state president l . ~ ~ - . . . . . '
' ~———-—» ‘ Iliroueh their iii-natiirtlion to lel ) tho 7 follow-l her and mam. ”I , r' - .I """n'n‘ m a '3‘“, Curtis plane ‘0 10' it portion oi the col-my indemnity. -
. . . » .. - 5, ' . " _ - l l ' Folk and Mav PORQ Numbers . ‘ ‘ “ . ' ”.mc‘p“ ‘ icatc the town of Norwalk. with Hi" . ' i ‘ . r
RnTUN ll 1‘ \I,“ 3 .Pmelt‘re m the “mid towards hiehcl- ~ , \Ilv'fll of the session. in which ah» I. . _ , . I her silalt- ill-till: tstllimlctl til .i.-
-. 1.. .- - II . . .. ‘: I b -ttw~ tll‘ . , - D l. ht l A dience . :.. . l »l I .. I II . I . . . idea of making a landing here at somt II . f
m Upt’ldlinn (ii Wilma.“- ”H“ t I! Inge-I e lg large . ll Nth-“IN lit ream tum: “hi'h uaveI mm”, time to M). a visit to Miss (illlltltllljltltl (ltHlll‘. ..
ItIl IIIiIi-uxI‘u! It':IiilllIlt-. itf'(4)1~t_llll‘-'. ”IQ. l-rjlll‘l‘ll\lllj1((?lifl:lll:liOnI:l-grl?‘l (“Til ‘ at TOVVI‘I Assemblv Ha" Itiitl'iiinliedr ixlkihs‘lziebs‘ItIiTi-illt(fiziixyiggi ’ iMarizaret Henderson. whom he met 1 .‘Lcnlluhlli- lhc (icrliutll home
. t‘. itist‘to iztvnoxauiin- “ ” ‘ ‘5 5 " ' ' ‘ E -" ' ' .——-—— ' —-, - , " . ' ' ""' ‘ k u.-»- ~- '- ~ . '
"MIMI“ repOit mad. bv “'zil nvr. met- and gun. a brief flame». of y ”VII”. linrlthack and I“; qull of W . . t “hilt slit has engaged in \ not whit llllllllll l\ t\IlicttctIl 10 item“ ‘3
.ilim. III-5W,” (“1"”an “.mI» I.“ H'Ullit‘ II, at] present and said that. The» Town Asseliibly Hall was lolluwers who were larut-iy instru Tatal tubscr'pt'ons Repor ' _ ) l-‘l' “1 "W'" ”W """*"l“r"""" "f ”'9 .tal
('atlttli agitation for govern-i I (TUWdCdI ‘0 the donrs lat“. ",“Z‘l‘”? b" mf'mal in defeating lh‘. “finial" "19"" ed to Headquarters to (Continue... on [age ‘0) ll'l‘lllts till pl'ilt't' “'llll'll “‘t'l'f‘ pre-
n. l>E..p III”- m...“ pitit-llcally (Continued on page Five) an enthasmstlt trond ol lt‘ltll“ es .illtl itlt. l . t i “maid in ”III German (Whig-min“ It .... I
‘ lilsiness s ."
Date Are $725,500
A: tht- conclusitili of the
’fl friends. to enjoy the damn glitli by
'i:"l 'ili: (‘Xpt‘x‘uT-S infirpasing ——— Iillt‘ (‘liildit-n oi :lllll'y of St. Maiy's meeting all excellent lunch was serv- . II
l‘illt‘ liillgng off. the Railroad parish. -ti by Stcwzirtl Henderson and the Of Norwalks \ictory Loan quota of
l..ti~li lill't'> u dam-n esti- . Two t-ltiboralv dances were given int-eitng was again risumetl at 2 31.371.5th there has been subscribed-
it: Zillllil‘hlillltlt-lI‘: it billion ‘ -hy lht- children. ihv lll‘rl ti .wrivs or trim-k when Mr». F, Louis static, or through headquaners to date Sill-Infill".
Nvlv York. special speaker for the This leaves 8648.000 to be subscribed?
Notional \\‘omens Association. llf‘lll'r in the remaining two days of this-
ell d all address which will: enthusias- week. Thus far only 1709 subscribers
affairs if~ tlit- asstit'iatit‘n “'t‘lP pont- have entered their subscriptions. -Evi
by {llfillrb of the sasot-intiun were guni‘ dt-ntly a large number of our peopl'.
u... ,— mm ..I.n_\«i(lpr..d_ . have been waitinlz tor the “last call."
The Noni-all; League, which has just ‘ Norwalk can put this over. Every
int-ll i‘c-ttrzhliizetl. was glirgcly t. it -- other loan has been put over with a
St'lllt‘il and among th~ l0\\'ll.~llt"lpl9 margin. But the people who have not
llrvSPl‘ll \vcrt- Miss Mariposll To. 1.1:,» vet "got in" must do so without delay.
Mrs. l'vrt‘y \‘b'. Bl‘t‘Ol‘iF. '
folk Ilanccs by twenlyetwo of the \ery
liltlt- this who went tlilolzzh the ill-
ll'it-uttl sicps with :t vim and gl‘ui‘t‘
lllili was “'t‘ll “(ll'lll Sci’lll".
Then came it May Pole Dance
:i like number of older children Tl!“
May l‘ole constructed especially for
the occasion vtitli its \‘ul‘lf‘OiOl'Pd
streamers was a beautiful sight its
;th(- dancers went through the various
.rmued On Page Twelve)
VlillM IS :
ital MISS lllltlii:
Birgit FIREI
German Shells and Bombsl
Rain on Two-Mile Radius
—Many Killed
- - . . . “K""PS- . . Mi“ ”ml” The opportunity to subscribe will close
(.IIlfffi :im‘fk' Ma" 3' (By ”‘9 A5502 cheat credit is tltlt- )llss ('guhprjnp I‘Iitinv i’lnlluo. Mrs. Cole. Ali's. J. Miltonzon Saturday. 5
TI'Oy Woman Fails to ( mm L A tiepm or German llllfiy. who was the chairman of the (""l”'"~ «“ri 30"“ J' (‘iivanagh Alf-‘1' The need is for a great number of
:lmllillli'it ion
teitlay morning at the railway station
. . On Saturday afternoon a luncheon (illtltLVcar. Mrs. Hill. Airs. George isattt,‘ er denominationS’
II”... mtawl. SIX "In”. mum of Brusf .notes of these or tars I
will be served to all the children who 3““ I-pwiS- llis-g (‘Umt'lla Rtti'ltwud~§should do so.
iiimswisflliill
‘ llN _l_l_ttl_l_iil EAR
LAWRENCE. Mass. May ii. A
crowded trolley car of the Massachu-
sells Northeastern Street Railway
Company. bound for Hayerhill. was
damaged early today by an explosivc
which had been placed on the rails in
Jackson street. Methuen. a short dis-
tance from this city. One passengir
was slightly injured.
The explosion occurred in a sparse-
car. and the police believe the dyna-
' miters intended to wreck these cars;
Versailles oil “'ctlneiidly. and
which virtually reduce the Ger-
man Empiri- to the role of a minor
power for at considerable period.
Either the National Assembly it-
self or important committee» of it.
arc to take up the question of the
peace terms ill sessions held at.
Berlin.
'l‘lit-oi- courses St‘t‘lll to be open
to the Herman government. its in-
dicated by l‘t‘t‘t‘lll dispatches. it
may clihcr accept the conditions
of pt‘flt'l‘. reject them or submit
lhcill to a plebiscite. Some time
. _ . containing shells and gpnf-I’al (plummet. and to \irs “'il- Hnnry Harden. of “'ilmlt. Mrs. “'illnm' .. ' f 850 $100 . . - . . ' '
' 0d ' \l ‘ s ‘ w .. .. ‘ - ‘ ‘ " . ~ . .ubscribers to the notes 0 . - 1v settled section. Tilto cars bringing _ _
If) B -V Found * ear :3“: mfg;‘I‘;“1I’('I‘I‘I“IIM than." gas ' ham JI. Tracey. Miss liailzh. and “d‘f'li’iII-JTS “elf?“ “f“‘mn- -"'""~:and 3500 denominations. Any than 0‘ n’iillworkr-rs to this city were due at am» it was reported from Bl‘l‘liil
Canaan ‘ ' ' 'l’ “1“ “11C? 305* Miss haue who trained the dancers. ““- -"-‘- Ma‘h9“-‘- ”“4 “a” ‘li"-?wnman who can possibly subscribe for about the same time as the Haverhlil that the machinery to carry out a
'llatiolrtvitic ’le‘f‘llflll hall llt't‘ll pre-
pared. and that the pecplc nollld
. i “n lu’wniify it as that of her
: inillvl‘. who has been miss-
.-. » mil months.
. i.;r'liill,\‘ in both cases: were
' same with the excep-
(Cnntinned on Page TWO)
GREAT BOLSHEVIKI
FORCE BEGINS AN
i
i
hill at sollllilts
Hittllls (Ill pill”... alillllli'itivs ::I':.IIwIliIIlIIt- t’I‘IziIninIdittn troops were in- look pan in the dancesat the (‘athtr ““55 l’""“"”." and 3“” K91" i There is a distribution of red realll-Z Many pickets were on duty today fit .
“'1'“? :‘es'gr‘li‘l’ “1w" MR“- i‘. :r " ”1‘ “be“ “‘42?" day” . “C (‘lub “W5“ 0“ We“ awn“?- —"' ‘ " —‘ ‘ lOrs for those who. having subscribed about the textile plants in this city‘lic called upon to t-xpwiss ctr dc-
.’ m km”) .Tm-V' 3" Y' “kw”! 3:01 All“: tieme has .bwn under: FOHOWiT‘R ”I" “hibilii'n ‘lhnl‘i‘s- ipreviouslv. subscribe for another note. against which a strike has been in sll‘vx' within 43" hours. ill cal-v lll"
" m 11‘".‘<lm“ woman found in , (Win, 0 11).... Belgium ”’m‘m'” and 60” SWT'S Oll'hPSll‘ii “'l'lll-‘ht‘d "1‘4““ W" . i Norwallt could hardly with the best progress for more than three months. "UV”.IIIIIHH ullhllltl lttfi carc to
«is ”I 3““, Canaan. mm rcstfi .. .mnn piisonurs have been at work the general dancing “lllf‘ll all pic 1 70f grace give her planned for welcome but they gave the police “("9 trouble. i l ‘l I 't-mmiisillilitv of ‘Pt'“llfl¢
"“1" 2" lflkellcw (‘emeteri‘ ’sent enjoyed until a late hour. 3to react-lied «oldie-rs this summer ”. Mill omdals 3‘“ "'3‘ an hanging a {0 " H 1‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ '
l ‘ A
number of operatives were reporting
' h- ve falleii down on her
little should a Ii'or work each day.
iVictory Loan quota.
l
l
t Continued on Sixth Page
lilillltllltlnl
-_.._,._— ~
maintain”
Aged Woman Influenced tol
Change Bequests, Is the
WHY NORVVALK lS GOING OVER THE TOP.
ATTACK ON VILJA3
HEREIANil ABRRAD
Which was captured several that two attorneys and a DhFSiCian‘.
l
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_ :ZLPQ'J' Two) 1 . LONDON. May 8.—The Bolsheviki Charge ' ‘ NEY flaws IN HCZ’E are the reuong why Nor-vow}I 1,, go ng over Lie tap
“ I in great strength has begun an attack' r , l ii in the Victcty Loan: .
, QIATFS . on \ lina. the capital of Lithuania. 3 John W _ Sculley Delivered NEW YORK. .‘iay S.~Aiiegation ' " . The Nation'sfaith and honor are at stake and Norwolk will
‘ - J
. weeks - s ‘ . _ , ~ A 4»
STAN" iago by the Poles. according to a Kov- Fine Talk on ‘Our BOVS at caused a will to 119 executed and WASHINGTON. May 8.77 Terms of “7,: 5311]; her part cf the present duty. She La». stood up to
Treasury. .
of communities rend portions c; .hc
1
last at the age of 87 years. She left terms to theater audiences. an on
a large estate to her grandson and at the enthusiasm which fIOll0“IPt‘;i
granddaughter. Norman and Barbamlfithenid manI IzIIfitbsorlpaons .o sue
,., ' ‘ t ’r are; "tenaions I .
15:33]“?33r2‘helkfggngml p in m , This was Army Day in the loan cam: ,
Thomas A. Burton; 3 chauffeur, of palm. by pmclamatzon of‘Set-retari
Crosskill N. J.. and Mabel Schultz. ; Glass. and canvassing committees took
friend'of’ 3,1,1 lee, of 150 West Sigh-i file cue to 32mm} (a: :lgeadgpb;
til-seventh street. sought to have the; in“ Of the 8 .V V c t
will teamed, getting .forth thatlmuch to make the victorious arms
. ~ . Ipossible. I .
they were beneficiaries to the exam. New reports of subscriptions “may
of \"H to th: work offer.» before summer
g‘ladlv pay the cost of bringing them be oh.
On» a vast stale International Rigitt. has he: vindicated
c2 fiemalk is not less grateful t .u 0 her pits of the Nation.
Remit retained to read coda-r the just terms 0’ pan-e
laid down a: a foundation for the fatuse securitv of the world;
and to recall that it was th3,streng1;i at he: perpcae that lion»
cd to by those munduinns.
' In the inner places of her sacral $40 gift :- ‘td impel”? Nor
walk is thankful to Almighty 001‘. lb: “Iii: right ~?.ard and
fighting has occurred.
It is reported in Leipsic that a
vgrcat force of government troops has
been concentrated in Saxony with the
intention of occupying Lei ‘ Th
.. ~ Party as hav- .. - 3- psuc. Pl
. : I‘fitlrl'll in :he Feds wmk men of L€lp>lC. as a result. have
I ._ (p .' .
'-i'lill£‘lll, There is l d (lde on a general strike. an
"' H" Hat" Pennsylu
. b" won ovor,‘,
. (onnecticut alonei
" Li ”W Southern
”3 “Me in the Sell-1
or the probate on the will of Mrs. Vic-i
torine Lee, who died in December
vaiion Army. the “'ar (‘nmp Commun—
.it,v Service and Other such splendid
war organizations by John VI. Sculley,
former overseas secretary of the
Knights of Columbus. in his address.‘
1 ‘ Our Boys. at Home and Ahmad.‘ 'de-
I ' Ev‘ livered at. the meeting of the “'oman's
:22?" gelegl'aph despatch from 00‘; Association of the South Norwulk Con-
‘ 3.2 it says, gt‘cgational Church esterday a’ter-
$62,5tp0,000 Damage to Munich Dur.‘ noon. The talk was yinost interesung.
mg the Communist Regime delivered with the easy eloquence of
MUNICH, May 8.—lt is announced Mr. Sculley. whose wealth of first-hand
officially that the L
S .. r ,
0 l Q! l :10 d98§)§(ll('ltl) l.eceI}IivedEin Berlin and i Home and Abroad“ isiuilt—d by a person whom they knewi the peace tr‘eaty gavIeIIi: dIistiIigtIItIstlIIiiug- . every task of the Great War.
, ' l “mm“ -" l 9 “image Tele-. _.__.. to be incompetent are made in thel his to the ’iclorl' 1 “T Y ' ' ‘ ' . . . ' i k
ilk “{lE-‘FEAEIEi gIIEIDh Company. vilna is said to be‘ A high ”mu.“ wag will the Knightsr upnlication acted upon yesterday by; scriptions thrqughout rtItieIggiaigitlI’iI'. if} quwlk regulces to h-ear‘éz?ijiirciggib?1};q;lall: 131;:
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