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.. . . - nIIIIIIlIIIIs of the “'IIIIIIIII‘II Association'
.- . ‘ 10“ ard blC for the church. A IiIIliicIIus spiead or.
..._-__. -.__ 'l'tlllHI'S was put before the men and
_.——. I . l-JillNlll'lltlll. smIIIInII, .\luv 27. ““5 ““J”-‘"“' '"‘ ”W """”“5‘" “"“""‘ “"5
".7 :7 (As-I», “1.1.1.". (I. Hawker anti Lh_u‘,._‘.mn_ :-.Iitl ll)" RIII". l"l't‘(lt’ll(“( .lt‘lt'tlbs. pastor
‘MHHMM. ‘\..,,l:ll“h,1. _\“”.kvnzw ”HM.“ who “.9“, (‘f the l'l)2‘.;l1':?llt‘tllill church.
_‘ “3,1 ”.th rI-sI-uetl li_\ the Danish ship Mary. at M _fl-
....ILIIIISHIZ tI-I" lllI- IIiIIIlIInI- ill uhich they were (Continued 0" Pane Eleven)
:l.“ H.\,II.71_ atlImlIlinu to cross" the Atlantic had
Ii".III:~";I:i.~III.;aliahted in Inidocean. arrived here
-.I,I'.IIIII Nt'-l this IIIIorning on tlIIii" \vIIl to London —fii{ 13m-
l... H “Hm-k I'lolu 'l‘hurso WlN‘l't‘ they wore landed
.l") It illitislt “'"ItlsllilI vestertiay.
. .... “my“ lElI\ ' lItt tiII- tlIIiu the) were inZI-Il If"
.7, :.I IIIII ill" and title Ii to llll' shoulders of it crond ipflggflfi Hr; EiEf 2?; p433
\, . ...,IMIHHII :ziIlI l-or-I tl.I III to II hIIlI" l wilt-rethI-j
.H “law. an lIIIIi bl‘cnkiasl l‘hI-y w-III lII-aIlil)
. 3- .~ \' - III»: «in l‘ft'll when their train lIIit lllt' :‘lil‘ ‘ E
l. I . Ellt' liIIII at ten o'clock.
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" ‘ "—- " .iiank R obbcr and Gunman
‘ .. " " Milllill BUM. PRESS . Foiled in Second Attempt
It. s .I .II‘ .'E.I ‘ '. .
If. ... ,‘1... I.‘..,...‘, ...“. ll .3 I to land His Life
. "I . ' -. ’II;I ’III I IIlliI.
. ..U.” at! ”‘9' , IN cuNVEVTIHN CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 27. 7T.
l l Roy 'l‘leII". accused of being the lead-
-.-..-._._ I ‘ ", I-r-ol II hand of gunmen who robbed II
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‘ESTIEAT MElMl
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l0R HAWiiiR
AND GRIEVE
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‘Ehtered at the South Norflalk Post-
“Delegates
Aviators Rescued From Mid-l
Ocean by a Danish Ship
Arrived in Edinburg, Scot-
. (load. and Sta-
! Was Passed in
III an Hour. Ac-f
land. This Morning
[iiEEEEliiliES WHEEH:
THEY ENEREJNTEREEl
Freezing Cold Fog and
Dense Clouds and Boiling
\Vater C aused Much Trou-
Wireless Mes- i
EEiE ERME ESE
i‘I Making" Est-I
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Hatters Dispose of Many.
Matters of Interest to the
Trade
NP“ YORK May 'I'.—lt “Ollltl not
E be sutprising if the convention of tho
i l nited lIatteIs. now in session in this
Ecitx would adopt. betore adjourning.
an amendment to the mortuary thl‘-i
Isllll Calls Mem- fit laws of the organization under'
which the membets of the organiza-i
Ellt‘l‘ for .lune 2.! tion will be called upon to keep sttict-
ly in good financial standing. il‘. after:
death. their beneficiaries are to re-‘
ceive benefits under the mortuary
fund The question of members he-
of. ing in artears in that connection Ic-
Ieived much‘ consideration t'Iom the
ill the Board
"Ilillll (It the city of
”mill: yI-III's appro—
"I‘ll \\IIl"k. will bel (Continued 011 P82? Eight) 3
,. :Iin; I. June 2. at} [:8
III ”lieasur‘el
"I- amounts" requir-l
1’3 llllllt‘n nts togelh-g
I. II. I ”(E Hit) II
‘II E.
'I..I}' desire to DOE
appropriation“
IIIIII'ulIity at this'
’RAP‘EESTS EAVilR -
. MANY REEllRMS
. i... m Julv the 'asti . DENVER. Colo. May 23'. l’tIltir-i
If “ill in held may pation of the Baptist chutrhcs of the
. H I, h fixed. it is I country in social reconstruction work
‘ \I .ll become due! during the. post war period approval
.1... 1 I \Ihich will i of world wide prohibition. condemna- I
”H, “st, tion of industrial strife recommenda-
mmml on Ition of increased salalics for pastors
"and protests against what is termed
favoritism shoun CatholiCs in ap-
pointments of chaplains by the W'ar
and Navy Departments were contain-j
ted in Iesolutlons presented to the.
Northern Baptist convention by the
committee on resolutions today. E
In the line of social reconstruction
«I III: In
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.-I $100 000,000
2 rcht' z) ‘icars
H; t\' 274
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bank
1917
turned with its verdict.
to the jail hospital where he rt-ct-ivI-Il
treatment.
successfully tried to end his
“'hile in jail at Stamford.
t'ew yeals ago. he took poison.
. eral
EElliMlYY. M. E. A
.iiEiil ERNVEMTIEEN
From Fairfield
County Met Yesterday at
South Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church \Vith Judge
Light Presiding
plI‘sldIInl oi the \ounIr \lI-n's I lIIist-
Iian Assotiation of IIi‘irfit-ltl county.
ian Assoeiation of l-‘airficld county,
lion of the association held yesterday
aftelnoon and last evening at
outh .‘\III"\\alk(‘ ongrtgationalclIuIch.
Ell “as the regular annual session (It
I the association whtn the countv ("on-.
dititms: .nIl llans tor the betterment}
of the orcanizatit n “‘t‘l‘l‘ dlsIussIIL
The cIInII-Enl on up: ned II: 5"
tehldav
rs. rvina Smith lam-st Id
Edith“ a IliumbI-l" of IscellI-nt, \ocal so-
los. A line and \"IIII"iId musical pro-
at :iIII W" 15 then pr-Ist ntIIIi h) the Ster»
lift" (Ir-"IlII-stlu until 6: “.0. “hell din-
ner \\ :Is ~t‘l\'("ll the delegates b) the
here of 815.000 in December.
It took the
Tyler collapsed when the jury rc-
He was taken
This is the second time Tyler un-
life.
Conn. at.
Tyler was arrested in St. Louis sev-
months ago. He was brought
here front Brooklyn, where authorities
had failed to connect him with the
robbery of the East Brooklyn Savings
Bank and the killing or two employes.
Judge Frank E. Stevens sentenced
Tyler to from one to tWI-nty yeaps, lie.
is the last of the gang of tivt- to be
Convicted.
$500 Subscription To
Salvation Army Drive
A subscription for $500 was receii-
ed this morning by the Home Senict
Fund of the Salvation Army irom J.
“I'alier Lisburger, of Liberty Farm
'(‘ranbury. Mr. Lisburger's public-
spiritcdness and patriotism was a
wonderful impetus to the drive now in
iprcgt‘ess about the city and his sub-
scription was fox"Warded to Captain
Phillips in ordEr to help put Norwalk
over the top in this campaign. Mr.
’Lisburger‘s subscription. while it is
a great aid, it is not sutlicient to fulc
tilt Norwalk's quota, and the people of
the city must come across with their
subscriptions. or the so far perfect
record of the city will be marred by
her :_I “;Is named. ‘flrst importance is placed on securing our failure to reach our mark In the
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Baptist ‘ "effective- world- wide
3|}. 1319 ("MB- The. resolutions then include the fol
"IIIIIIInIiIItIonI: {m a. ]owing subjects:
.’.I. ml") for illt“
‘ “Second —-To preserve the sanctity E
" "“\‘3 11”” .VPMS- of the Christian Sabbath and to pre-
‘_' "']"’~“‘“' Vif'lm‘y ‘ vent. its commercialization.
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“-11“ begun “Thirdr— To Ito-operate with the
:»:.~.- lihtl'il IIIster- gov eminent in its efforts to eliminate
l‘IIlt'llll of a; E
“3 " " ‘ "fl “0’“ ' Continued on Sixth Page. i
.:I:IIII:IIced last
was unani- f Texas Probably Votes DrTy
.II .. tin: place And Adopts Sufl’rage,T 00g
. I ..I the church;
I DALLAS. Texas. May 27. —Com-
TOR Eplete retums from more thin one»I
A ‘5 TNE [hall of the state yesterday showed
“ ‘ E that the voters of Texas. in the elec'
ltion Saturday, probably had adopted
, ’37 -~James ! amendments to the state constitulon;
.' I- ItIl‘s of dull to provide prohibition of the liquor
. IiIi killed at l traffic and to extend sufl'rage to wo-
""“l’llay. Hisl men.
“I15 arrested;
According to
' ' i an argumentl
“A“ drawing ré-‘FOI‘ suflrn‘e ...”...
I4.
bit-
"The Vote Was:
1 or prohibition ..........-.... 56.895
Against prohibition . . . . . .- . . . . 47,143
M... . .. 55,153
. ., El' “-
. fendants. _
'valued at 84.259 and the execntrlx
prOhibltion. n r-Salvation Alnly drive
lAsks Court For Clear
Title to Norwalk Land
Adeline K. Chasmar, of Norwalk.
cxecutrix of the estate of the late \l-
ice Selleck Bentley nled action yes-
tenlay in the Superior court for a
clear title to a tract of property to
the estate. over whic hthere have been
thanging attachments for a number of"
years, which exist in record but are
not pending.
The attachment was put against
the property a great many years ago.
by the Gregory Point Marine Railway
Co. which formerly did business in
Norwalk. but which has long ago gone;
out of business. All the stockholders
and creditors of those having. interest"
in the old company are cited as de-
The property in question is
seeks to dispose of it. we takes legal
action for a clear tltlo. ' 7.
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scorn NORWALK, comm, TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1919
PAN AMERICAN
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Elect of__ Brazil
MAliElMS REREAEEER
PEACE Militias"
ENJOY A llllll
.Iutlgn .lohn ll Light. or llIiI-I my .Presidcnt \Vilson "Makes 3'
Speech at Afiair in PI ris"
’ in Honor of the President-
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Generally Fair Tonight and Wednesday
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"”EMEI‘EE m GERMANYS llullll lloloslls
llllllsIIIIIIIIIII’ l0 EIEE AllIES PEACE EERMS
I..... .. I....." Will BE COMPEEEED MEMBER
Cut to Pieces Sunday .
His Motor Cycle ‘ » “I
3 Night When Engine Hit:_ _
Expected That They Will Be the Last \Vords of the En- . ,..
emy Before Taking Defi mite Action as to Whether the .11.:
llelbf‘t"t 0. Pollard l‘I‘IIIIiH-Il thevery
sad news" this morning from his broth- ’ V ’ "
cr. Leonard S. Pollard. of Quinnibauc.; Dalcgates Should Sign the 1 eace Treat
a \iliIigc in lht‘ town of BIOOlfllV‘Jl. \ ‘
- Conn. ol’ the death (If his. so
Jul; 71 ( arr‘ol. on Sunday eveninngn. \il".
(‘Itrirll “as (tossing lherailtad tiack
near the Quinnibaug station on the
El’ulnwm lIivi ion of the N. \. N H.
Aii RUSSERAM lilliiERMMENi Al RMSR i3 :
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HE'I‘l‘l'lUOll “illl a social hou;.l
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. of me and that his president) lsahead
K- it. Railroad. Sunday evening on
his tIItIlIIl"c_\'clc-. when ll“ heard tho
I\InilI; trIIin approathing. hill
to turn from danger the “heels Iii it":
.tde tar. “hich fortunately did not
contain .I passengI-I tauIJIl h9l“l‘tn french and American
Will BE EREEMRS
Hopes in the Future in See a
Mill YET EllRMAiiY REEBENEZED RY ALLIES
Commanders of the Armv of Occu-
1 u \ ) o
Stronger Unity in North H" "mm“ "":1_:E‘_' m ”" ""‘ ‘f potion Confer and Activity Fellows in the Lt Id
and South America (Continuwl on Page l-Ilcvenl ...I head Area at Coblenz
runs. May 27. "it is very III-rigor ' N“ _ _____ _- 1“... In”. ‘\_...,..~m...11 III-“..I,
ful. for one thing. it‘ l.In:I.y say so. III
know that my presidency is not alII-ad
EEEElRlS Ell RUSH SAllAlillM ARMY
to the pet. Ice lIIrlIIII oi th
“ill be tompicttti lI_\ tonight and
t'tlilliif‘l'-lli‘tlil’lh'al.
A El ten
('I'i‘llltili‘I'tI-N
is en route to the Ohio peniten .
Iiary today after his efforts at suicide
by taking poison failed in the (‘rimi-
nal (ourt htl"e yesterday.
jury only thirteen minutes to find T)-
"ch guilt)
or him." said President \ loan in H‘— ‘ )
ferring to III". Epitncio P soa, pres! “U83 WRME “ill be pro. IIII ted to i!" leave
tic-m -I-lIIcl oi l‘razil at a dinner xiun , (Innf..l.‘,m.‘. by ("”unt Vt)“ llrock'
llr l'nssoa hi the Pan InI tit-II." ‘I-IpIIIcI __._ . ‘- f- I ._
d" l“"flll0n lIlSi lllL‘lli. .t . (MOI fl. lid“ IHI Il ('llill (.E .l'llz".(‘::‘- I....II
“The lIOlIIII h." as im. n IIPCIIIIiezl IIIII." [gilt 1102.. dCI'S ‘V in RCNCW PIVCI'VOHC in N0” 3‘." Can llltlil E’P‘“ .- “El‘” '1" “Hum”, ' '
l'vrtIsitlIInt \‘t~il;\‘tln chill. in -lll':llllllil.‘: Sonalc [light Tomor~ .“ [Secome a \Iember bv Con. ttll'tllli; u- in 1’ i'i;- atl\ III- -I\. .
his spIIII-lr “IIt making the hl‘sl speech .. , _ ‘ . ‘ ~ The ‘l't IIEI oi the IIIII"III\ lt‘ler-.
tonight. and 1 :Im \t‘l)‘ clad to mail to Force ‘010 Thursda} '_f tributtng From $5 to $100 t-I. ”I— Iiiu‘s is I \lIII It'"E to L.» \‘l‘ t,-
IIIIsIIii‘ of lllzti lIriIilI-ze. 1 “ant to Passage IS NOW'ASSIH'Qd— l l‘ w ”“1 “mmmmlh' The
say that i We] \"IIIy much at home in P‘ y] . c ‘ . I ~. . ‘ (: Ill.“ I.. ‘7 , .. ‘ (_ i' . WNW?
this company, llinll'.ll IIltI-r all. i ;~ll}'~ (HHS) Vania Senate 1‘ (,l - Listen. ~\ou ( iuh mt lllllt’ln (ome lat-t 11I;It _._II- E 0 .:.'II on ‘tl . .
now no one of us feels thowmhiy HI lows House in PassinII" ill": "‘33:; . . .w I- be - ll -"I- l h " l” ' ” H E "M d m ”H “:“"l‘“"
itomt- except on the other side of the , . “. "" "‘1 C "1‘; E” . ‘1" H I‘ am (It 1‘ 1 .fi‘.“ Hm; I.” i'Ill‘lE (II- (Iv. IIll-
\vatII". “'II all hot in a. real sense Amendment “M“ ""M‘mll ‘E “"3 1"“ “h” ““1""! " I10 HI “mud
”n" “.0 ha“, a common “in“ ”1.9““. — —»—~ to them. Their names will A)!“ puh- \lll” “3 l'll‘” 3‘ l l "“K' ‘ ‘
.— \VASHINGTQN. .‘.la.\' 2?» (lililllllt'lg “eh/Id tomorrow. The entire list oi sIIII III lll lIlIElI" :I’ .. that i It" t N"-
(Continued up than Tum of \\'omun Sutlrage Pucceetlvd 305...; lllt“':nl.-t Is to dalt‘. Input!“ to Eye llll IIIIIl ”VII‘.‘ tomorrow
-_ -.- I day in blocking ctforis to expedite. “v'“" ‘E you want '0 belong ‘0 my“; will he Herman}. 's lI.~.t “out he- ~"'I'
tililllAiiliifiliiiflS
REVEAiEll EN PERM
Unburicd Dead Give Evi-
dence of Massacre
PERM. Russia. May 27.——This. thtl
first city of large size retake-h b_v Ad-
; miml Kolchnk‘s army from the Reds,
offers a study of Bolshevist atmcities.
Every day more corpses are discover-
ml. Recently a Christian burial was
given to seven priests who Were mur.
dered.
undiscovered.
Three martyred yelatcs are
clubs. the main purpose buclv-uf‘them
trim: II sense of gratitude for the
Work done to help our boys “Manley.
-Werc hungry. dirty; ("are worn ‘nrld
'Seuatc consieefmtun'uf‘f‘hc constitu.
lional amendment lf‘sniutinn passed
last week by the House. but support-
.Iirs plan to renew the light “'edncs-
furl" taking" I: IlIIl'llIlttI ;:.tltutlII to-
ward III-III'II Dispatches seem to
re'ilett quite It «harp Iilxisitln of
day with the hope of bringing the 0mm“: grief-stricken. “11““ fighting" .IIIItiIIIIInt IIIIIIIIIII" the tie l'lllt'lll~ as
measure to a v0", Thursday. fainting the li’Ct’l’lb'VOl‘ld-“dl. theonl,‘ ‘“ “_thm. the “TH“. should be
immediately aftet the Senate con-”1mg that 3'0“ “I” hue to do 15. '0’ - _ '
Evcned at noon Senator \\ atson. of in- "come across'V'rand come ““NI‘I‘ 3315' “El-mod" l k
. . ' » - . ,.. ' I -. . I I» I. ' f‘ .
diana m,“ chairman of the “'omnn as the Salvation Army “oikcls dldc. It “.Is .IIIIIIItttIIIIl .lst “0
Suffrage committee called up the [As “8‘: ”aid “’0‘”: ”1"”? 1“") "i"? that the terms to be presented to
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lnotion of Senator Jones. Republican, ‘ “3”" an om “an“ m ““h C u m Austria Would he t-olikltlrt‘cd at d
be publishc d now:
’ o . t
of “ashinzt n. to take ”n “’80,“ in" $100 club. ..General Russell Frost
El‘EIIIIIIlw \t'<.\‘ltlll oi' the Peace t‘on-
,from the committee and place it on . .
'the Senate calendar Southern lion». 5. 50 club. . ..l‘ei"c_v Brooks “\EIIIIIIIIIII to lie llt‘ltl totla _\" Since
ochic members registered opposition 33’ "E“b" " . - - " ”“55 ““3““ “Wk“ that time. lIIIIv'reuI . delay s have >
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insisting that the resolution come up 3,0 lhllvb """""" S’Sllflv??? Sheen (It't-axitlllt‘tl EI_\ the difficulty
in the normal way with 8mm" ”D' 3’ C u ........._.. ' ” ( n l d E of i'ralnilIIr the sec Ition of tho
portnnily for debate Doughnut club .............. . I .
' Mn: John t‘;I\-anagti treat) Iii all”: \\ ith reparations.
The first. test of serength came on
a motion to table Senator Jones‘ n10-
(Continued on Page Eleven.)
The above names are those of the
. presidents at these clubs. I
[I .All one has to do to belong is to
\ portion oi the tertns llIwc'u-r,
IIIII) be read} i'IIIt presentation
before the t‘lltl of the present
In the garden of a seminary where
the Red Chieftains held their bloody
revels bodies were. found of six school-
girls whom the Bolshevisls violated“
and then killed wilh blows of .wooden
mallcts. The garden is one contin-
uous grave of naked bodies and skulls
and identification is iIIIpossible.
(Continued On Page Six)
EllillliESNE ESEAPES
ERllM REELEVUE
NE‘.\' YORK *Ma—r 27.7-—(' aptain
Fritz lluquesne. African explorer and
world trIIIelrr. who was held here
SEMI-LUXURY TAXES
MAY BE REPEALED
“’ASHlNGTON. May 2?- lly unan-
imous vote the House \Vays and
Means committee ordered a favorable
'Icport on a resolution repealing the.
. :zc-called semi-luxury (HXt"H in the “'III'
I Revenue bill. Action on proposed re-
' pm] of otht r tax levies in the bill was
j (ictIIrrI-d
(Continued on Page Eleven)
NElRWAEEi liERi
availing extiadi liI In to England on a
Great VOICRIIO 311d change of murder escaped today ironii
E 3 the plison ward of Bella ue Hospital
Earthquake DlsaSters by sawing his way through the win-
""—‘ Rec ' . ndow bats. He had feigned paralysis.
IHRTPORD Vlav “Ii—Mir. James 0f orded HlStOI‘) with the. result that he “as iett mi -|
‘ I ‘ E - uard.ed E
Parkhm' of Hartford. was re—ciected 0Following is the record of some h Duquesne fled in his nighl" (lOlht’SI
Walden“ 0f the Connecticut Somcty the most destructhe of volcanic and the hospital authorities believed;
of the Colonial Dames of America at tions and earthquakes of rec-f that be his: accotmplices :n themoutnl
. i re god. ._ ordcd history. No side possi y wa. ng or Im WI a
”Mo annual "legit-mg 2911:3- Iseburv- “I?“ Place. \ Killed. Year. automobile He had been treated for
3”“ Edit” Danes“ 0 mg. ' ’ Constantinople . . . 10.900 577 the past two months as a. cripple, hav-
continue as Em" "ECP‘DWSMPNI and Catania .............. 1,000 1137 ing been moved about on a wheel
Mrs. Leonard Mavhew maze“ “'35 PC" Syria ....... . ...... . 20,000 1158 chair. His escape was discovered sev-
elected to fill the position of second Cicilia ........... 60.000 1268 eral hours after the prisoner had dis-
' . ’ 1“ b rs M 1;". Board Naples ............ . 40,000 1456 appeared then a nurse. entering the
""‘° P"’"‘“""‘ em 9 ’ ’ Lisbon ..... .. 30.000 1531 room found a dummy node from a
."f \innagers elected were Mfg Fred- Naples ..... “...... 70,000 1626 pillow and seveial b‘ankets in the
erick Foster Brewster. of VPW quen" Vesuvius .....I......18,000 1631 bed 11 h d d 1 d ex
Mrs Lew-s Darling Parker and Mrs . Catania ............. 15,000 1137 1 Duqucsne W o a con no 0 -
' r . ~ Schamaki ........... 80,000 1667 tensive explorations in South Ameli-
Lemar“ cw" smmrd’ Qt flanmfd' Sicily 100 000 1693 ca, as well as in Africa. fow'g‘ht with"
Mr-I- Joseph “"cmm—RC’SEI "' M" Yeddo ........190:000 1703 the British in the Boer War. He was
Haven; Mr":- Samnel Russell. .It"., oi. Agiers 18,000 1716 .indicted several months ago on la
—— ' Peking 95,000 1731 charge :glgcsgonsabilliltylgoiialn 3:221:-
. Lima and C llao..... 18, 1746 sion in a oar e n s -
“mm“ °" s_____Iqu Page E Cairo a.. 40333 17541I=hlp Tennyson. in which three of the
.......... .
Rs 11 Pei-st . 40.000 1755 crew Were killed.
ITALY LANDS MORE E Lissboltlte .‘......a.).... 50.000 1755
TROOPS AT SOKIA; gym 20.000 1759 FIRE IN NAVY YARD
, entral America. 40.000 1797
, " Aleppo ....... . . . .. 20,000 1822 l PLUMBING PLANT
PARIS Nay 2i .—Tbc Italians have b is 10000 1857 ‘
effected a. further landing of troops at 2:13 S ’ ‘ 'd " "('3' ' ‘ ' ‘ I ‘
in Asia Minor. 50 mi 65 south- " n 05" e ucutg I NORFOLK, "1., May 27 ~Fire:
Sokia.
s E Colombia """ ‘ ' ‘ ' “"000 1’75 which started in the plumbing shop in
“3313:7330 government has pm‘ “1”" °‘ ”mam“ “9‘ o 000 1891 the Navy Yard here today. Inmteped
tested to the peace conference “lid“ on '. "Ito spread to other structures in the
L11 1 din It also has expressed” Martinique and 8“ plant. Several explosions "wrecked
grit. 38' lie Greeks were permitted K2235” ‘é‘t"i&‘"h‘ .000 190‘ puts of the burning structure and
to occupy Smyrna saying the govern. 8 1°: ( n handicapped the firemen.
meat felt it Would have been wiser Onemnmkmednnd Injur-
to have had a joint allied occupation. . , ,
armpit?
Thornton says natured amoun-
Scull! the
saw»..-
. lweek.
“hilt" there have been rumors
that the All IIIsiaII tinmrnmcnt
at (husk. he: Hlt‘tl lI\ Atllnilal ixnl-
chak. is to l‘t‘t't‘l\(‘ recognition
rIII II IEIII allies. there has as vet
lltl‘ll IIII (IIIIIiiIItIIItIoII oi these re-
point». i" is lil(El’:iit‘tE that remain
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Willlll ViflllM WAS
A lllliNli ACTRESS
A young actress of New Yelk and
Chicago who disappeared mysterious-
ly some months ago is believed to be
the victim of murderers who concealc
ed the half-clad body of their victim
under a pile of "slabs in the woods
west of New Canaan Since the dis-
covery of the partly decomposed body
by hunters. April 30. detectives hay.
been working to solve the mystery
that has proven one of the most but-
'{‘Irmt'rm~4 an Page
‘ fling in the sciminal history of .Con-
necticut. The trail has led to New
York city and the arrest of a man who
it is believed can explain how tho
young woman met her death will b.
made soon. _ t
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nounced here yesterday that Storm
held once the summer home of So.
not L. Clemens, will be closed to tho
public this summer. The mom
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