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NNNNINf IN IIIIIIIWIIIII III
II SIAIES
AND MEXICO
III- uI I Property Damage Re-
ported In Many Coast Cita
505. But No Loss of Life I
;IIill he pIoud of the arch
IBIIIIWNSVIIIEANN I
IiAII/ESIIIN IIIIII III
.I‘ Ilorts Being Made to Re-
store Wire Communica-
nd Cheer-
I
NResidents Respo
I
5 ready
Soon as Weather Permits
theii IIol‘k onto it. \s it was announc-
ed in the S‘ntinel 0f Frid’ay,
,of puI)Iic spirited residents 0L
I nciglibol hood
fine“ :In :1: ‘II III the cCtIInI
I sheet and \l' oodwatfl’ menu».
.compllsll this It “as
have moneI.
"01’ (‘SS‘HI' V
necessau
and meet Important l'actorI
liming been meatls
WIII EIIEIJI AIIIIII
fully and Contrpoibute—Will
Be at Cross St. and Wood-
ward Ave.—-Framwork Al-
Erected—Decorat-
ors Will Complete It as
The residents of \\' oodIIaId aIenue
' the flame
work of which has already been erect-
ed afitu‘ th» Ilecoratois haw placed
{1 group
this
stinck upon an trim to;
(If (‘lnsx'
To ac ;
to
which is in all cases the
Entered at the South Norwalk Pon- ‘
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l
. I
I
“N”" dethucd In lieu.
“Inked u ovI-r
III"! {the pIojeII (‘.lia 'slc Oildo took kiri II pun
——. 4-4—- .himscll‘ to begin the necessary crink-
II.\l.l.'\s.' Tex. Sch ”dang“; paign I'm the funds vI- ‘mli III-or In I
1,; “meme“ tod'I} to restore wirv- qui tIJ to make the plans male. idiIZt‘
maniIInlcation with Blownsville and On Satrday at‘teinoon he 4' IIIII cd :I
I'tlh (“”th Texa». two points bo- house to liou4 o campaicn and
J” m have wheivpd the brunt of tIIII-c hours timu he had collected :I
'I'nI-ical hurricane mm yefimrday sufficient anuunt or n: mil-I IIh'IcII :Is~
«viz-t inland ”long: mp lovvur T933; surcd him that the p'un4 II'IIMII :I)
W...” and gm.“ moved into Mpxipm through and th.- arch erected. Yns:cr-
win-r“. weather burr-mi official." h.» day moaning. .\nthonI I’Mllli ;. \".-II-
,‘w-Iud. it will spend its fury In the ‘anWn carpenter. and will I?!“ "‘1' ”f
several other men. elected the: trump
Work of the arch. Today III.» dorm-~-
tors \\'t‘l‘o‘ to plate the docor-Hi ms nu-
th-xican mountains.
Iloth places had been isolated as far
.l‘ IIII‘IH We“? ('Ont‘t‘l‘llv‘II .4in(‘e yesters
(1'4”. afternoon. From Broyvnqvin. on it. but -)V\'In‘2 to the ruin 7t. was
however, the arniv radio station was “I fish! that it may not I..- done until
able- to flash last night a brl’ei’ dis- tomorrow ltt‘midinz lil.‘ Weather will
permit. SIIIIIIIII. the weather. however
clear III-IIIIv-n the earlier hours of thi-
cI'cninz. the work will be done at that
patch that the worst. of the storm in
that vicinity had passed. No men-
tion of loss of life in that localiu' was
made. The last direct report from i'm‘ TH» :l"”Il “'It-‘ll it i.4 Completed.
Corpus! Christi. t'eceiyed late yester- will be one of the prt-ttiest affairs in
I . the Mn anti one of which the resi-
. ‘ (Continued On Page Six) 4.1mm.- will be proud of. ll there are
anymore residents who turn wish to
.{tmntribntv- thrv may do so by leaIiiIz
3P ithcir money IIiIh )lv' ("lziilusdbltlu
Nor witl: l'lmrlcs “’Ilson III (" n44- sit. .t
it! [III ll‘l‘l V‘ .l‘tilltl III:
III» piett: r‘l the min IIill be.
Is}
" . “RE MINE IIIII FORECAST IIIINIIIIAN
Fifty Persons Injur
Property Damager of halil-z
lions Done In Long Island
CltV I
Minor .Iv'lt‘lllillll III—)nman IIill prob
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. .w .
W¢--~1_77.:,.‘.. 7. 3..
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asso
CMTED Pats: NEWS FROM ALL‘ Man or THE woaLo Iv A ”semi. wane mo on: own opeaAToa
‘
IIIIIIII POIICE
bor Olficials and Police
Commsisioner Curtis
IiENEIIAI SIRIIIE
NANIiEII REMIIVEII
American Federation of La .
bor Going Slow About Su p-
porting Policemen
BOSTON Sept 13 \ Il. :Ini: I t'dlll-
Imaign to regain {or the striking police
men the places IIOII officiallI
‘u I n lo4~ be'I auw o!
Ilescrtion oI IlIItI IIas t‘\pt*t‘lnd III li-
inauzurated today Thu act-Hm Iva.-
expected In Ivao-nd III-on ilz-I rv-llil o
a conf-Ircnci- I?“IV\'I"‘H urion l'Ibor
leaIlv-I . and i’ulici- (‘nuirnissirinI-z ' (‘ur
lis. 'l‘lII coniInIssinnv-I', at lhi- r ~;r 'II-
of tlII- union III-ads. cnnscn'u .I
lllt‘t'IIHE on an unnlfitinl basis.
labor nun said the)
Lulu it
might b.-
lions.
'l‘hus»
ll!""i
III I';
but ‘hc
hop >II to obtain
.In I'Xtilullgt‘ of IIeVI-I “In
nude lilt basis of n~zot.:th
Illl‘IlllI-‘ti I 'II"
IIith Iilt' (‘ouiuussioncr
Frank ll. .‘II‘I‘HI'IIH,
II :Iz‘upI-ml l .
werw
.\‘I-w linc'nnd u;
(Continued 9n Page Eight)
IIIIIISE VIIIES II]
IIIIUIIIE PAYMENT
[IE WIIEINIIEI] MEN
AS TICKET HEAD War Risk Insurance Act
ended to Increase Ben-
efits to Disabled “co and
\l-tVV YORK. SI-zr. IS.‘ The 4pm.“ :Iny he tIonIinntI d to succeed Lsitu el: l)ependents
tncnlar oil fire which since SulurdaVIa.Q head ”t the Norwalk mimi"”““' ‘ .
:Ii'tcrnoon has raged at Inelilan: of me. “.0“ at ”m Democratic .Cnnvemion h" ““SHI‘VGTO'V' SW” 17 ~lncrcas-
amp and Fleming Company in Long» night. according to opinions expressed es practicaliy IloIIlIlinz the In Intiily
island City. with injury to more than by downtown Democrat-s lill‘ morn- compensation oriizinall} Dl'tlvid...‘ by
m.” pt-Ison-t and lu‘opcll) daIn‘Irzirun an. Robert (I. Mitchell :15 tax cut thc \Var Ilisk Insurance Act to Ilisn~
let-tor. \\ Illrcil BodII'ell as treasurer. blwl soldiers. and sailors and members
run: into the millions wa. glfltllldii‘i
lnuninz itself out today
Although officials of the fire depart-‘-
1:“ m sai'd that he Maze. was well IIn-;
-i--r control. it still was burning brisk?
and the entire ticket will undoubtedly
be endorsed and renomintitcd,
belief m‘ the forecasters today
Democrats are l‘XDl"PS:IY‘.2 limir
Jr and promised to continue for two confidencc “"‘I hopm in 7““ ”"il'l‘i'".
III Ihree days. until thi» thousand: of him???“ Of, his" 900nm“??? fliinwfhw
:nllnns nt‘ nil in tht1 sum of the Ziillllt'r' n““““‘,"”"',"“ I” m” "”‘r" ““ "i”
, ,_ ‘ ; Ing his incumbenII ?I\ 14* han
1”" bppn consnmul I (hopped -3 per cent
llarbcrt L. Piatt o: the Stand I d Oil \' 1 o‘ 3‘ r” I‘ ’ 1r“ ‘ ‘ .
company of which the Sone and Flem I . :uI‘l‘l’ Allie ek‘mm‘, “1‘.wa A": 2".“
A”): plant is a subsidiary. said aftei a ““3" 1° l 1- \ r. fin”
survey of the ruins that the proper- y ‘ ' ‘rm 3“ “'0‘“ “ "“‘n‘ngp'fl “' "
‘hm‘ge would be more than ‘2 000., Illepuhlicnn C(lanl'llL” :I: «I 0 ctuck
' ‘ this afternoon. Om of the prospec-
min 00000 of this sum is - .
About ‘5 -Ii.; .4 VIII probably be named at the
said to be represented by oil consum-
I-d in the fire. As nearly as could be.
ascertained with the tire sill burning.
38 of the compani'j's lure. e 0“ ml1k~iFINAL DIEETING 0F
have been destroye PRESENT _C0[.\'Cl
CNNSTIIIIIIIIN IIAII 0°
IS SEPTEMBER ”III
ime under the piesent citI adniini:
tratiqn on Ptiday night of this week.
The may or' I annual report will he onu
iA Constitutional Discussion
Between a “'ise Man and
I the Red Stranger
I
Republican convention viii.- caching.
iseveral street inIpIOIenIe'I:
'haIe been set.
The retiring council wall :0 anIn
on the city Innals as one or the storm
lest eI er com ened. 'Flashes between
lie.1:in':3
Iquent at times and excited more than
'Who is king m INS land?” a ked ordinary interest with the rublic.
the Red Stranger. \nd the W'ise Man —_-
answered. "The people is king. sub-' BR‘LL'ANT PREACH'NG AT
Sect to the King of Kings. Their \Iiil NORWALK M. E. CHURCH
is law, subject to the restrictions. _—
drawn by the hand of God. which Large congregations Were prpzpnr
Freak of a rizht. which is eternal”: at the morning and evening sen—lots
rizht, and a wrong which must be tor-l
(yer wrong." Ito listen to exceptionally interesting:
"Do you consider it the duty of a sermons by Rev. Mr. Luccock of the
i human being to obey the arbttal"; Methodist Book Concern in the morn-
(l-Icrees of power. simply because it is_
power?" asked the Red Stranger.
"The law now existing ls supreme.
but it may be altered at the dlctate of
reason. Our Government rests upon
reason," answered the‘ Wise Man.
1“Ours is a Government 0? laws and not
.0! men. We believe in only manned
fetioxis. If a citizen wishes t9 800 a
aw a tered. he does math,
against the will 02 the 319.07.”
enacted. the law. Tm
take the absurd m
I evening. The latter has made a num-
ber of former visits to Norwalk and
preached the sermon at the funeral a:
the late Congressman E. 3. Hill. He
is now pastor of St. Mark's at. E.
Char-ch. Brooklyn and was formerly
pastor of the Foundry M. E. church in
Wu lngton. D. C..- which the law
'Progdent HcKInon attended.
'90 NextCniliy. Hr. W outta:
fits members and the Mayor were he I
I
is the niously
' II hen Mrs
L club.
.nnd was attended by
‘ unidentified thieyes who
at the Not-walk M. E. church yesterday,
ing. and Rev. Robert Ill. Moore In the'
of their families. “'t‘i‘l'
lust week by
(Continued On "age Eiz‘tti
puss-ml
litn ii )us
Iinani»
. with
MISS IAIISIIN
IS ENGAIIEII
.nl Iuounmnnnt of tin crud; 'o-zu-a.’
oi \liss Rosita l.am4'on (it this city h)
l. ieutenant Richard (.
saic. \ J..
“as made Iltis (lilt'l'lll‘l’tll
P‘Iederick L.
terlained at the. Ne“
The affaii
Innis-“n er.-
Canaan (Ema:
“as \'(‘l’}' plea,
aixlewn of III..4.4'
No date has been
Lawson's friends.
set for the wedding.
. \liss Lamson is the
daughter of M1. and Mrs.
Tanison of this city
Fiederick l.
and N9“ v{Olk
of the niaiteis fOI consideration and “mi makes her ham:- wim her parents Carson 26 years 01“ 0f ‘9 Hamil 00'
WANI 0E0 JOBS
III BE NESIONED
Important Conference to be‘
Held Today Between La-;
Con am of l’as- ‘
c. 'Iarmlac‘
scum noawux, don, MONDAY, saw. 15, 1919
‘4-5
Probabiy showers tonight and Tuesday
WEIIIIIAIE NIIIIE
PANAIIE PLANS ANII
PNEPAIIATIIINSI
Schools, Business Houses,
Banks, Factories and Post-
Ofiicw Throughout the
City Will Close—Carnival
Plans Working Out Nicely
I Plans and preparations for the biz
thlcome Home Day Wednesday are
2 working out finely. Big and little de-
1 being arranged and
:tails are Iapidly
the bad weather today is takeng
omen for fair weather Wed<
I€\('n
gl
I nesday.
The decorations in both the uptown
and downtoun section; of the city .IrI
Erapidl} inn: placed and giIe thr- old;
I town a :aIa appearance.
The Carniyal committee han- all
I plans for the evening‘s full well map-
; In on n form.
I The tempol'ar) atrpctura in front ofI
ideal reIicwin: stand for the mayor:
clII council corporation council city
eXecuIiIe
ESPNSIIII WENIIINII
ElIIINISIIEI] ITS
IIWN SUNSHINE
Dainty Bride and Pretty At-
tendants In Miniature Car-7
nival on Way Home
—_
Youth and beauty were the keynotest
to a wonderfully pretty wedding. this
morning at ten o'clock,
Jennie Mary Eaposlto. daughter
Mrs. Teresa
troth to her cousin, Joseph Esposito. Q.’
.Brook’lyn. at St. Mary’s church,
presence of a
friends and Ielatives. attended by .
brilliant company of her young friends.
The reCIor, Rev. Thomas J. Finn. or“
flciated, with Miss Margaret Brady at.
the organ, and Mrs. Teresa Rose as
soloist.
Miss Helena Esposito sister of the IGex-manv Carry"
bride was the maid of honor. and the
Nd nm and the" will be plenty of it Aliases Angela Carrone. Mildred Ro-‘
mano Aida Gennaro Mary Cantono.‘
Anna Mae McCryne and Marian Facv.
the Gazette building will make an ciabene
Esposlto, plighted
la rge assemblage
the bridesmaids Francis
Ruggier of Brooklyn was the best
. man, and the ushers were:
cleik.. Grand Marshal hcogh, and the Espoalto,
committee of the mayor‘s: llanford,‘ Oscar “'aleur, Ralph Genna
Anthony Carrone.
«when Miss ‘
ol‘ 3
her "
in the
of
Anthony
John
IGENEIIAI BADEGIIII ARNIVES
I
i
l
a '.
150 Per Cent
WAIENENNSUIIPIINNI
committee of >1.\I)‘. who will .‘l'l as m and Frank Burr. 8 g
lltv jIIIl u4 . nil :.'.I'ard the taco all?“ The bride's gown was of white 2901‘-
-— » Igctte crepe. with yell, and a most be. I
cantinued on sixth Pa}: liumlnz corone: Ie of white silk and
(alTiC‘d a bridal showei bouquet. Th *. ‘
[IERRICIISIII’S ’
IIIII III III
lll
III ml of honor IIore cream-coleled sat-
‘The brides
maids “ore dicsses of pale pink :eor-
gel'tl_
The, church was beautifully decorut»
d with roses and chxysanthemums.
and {articd tea 1050::
and carried pink roses.
Continued on Sixth Page
)IJIlk-Ni en's-cas- ia the consuniltlion‘
of “‘a'rf‘ in the South Nor-walk tiltni
for In» thst IIIo weeks in Scpiemtvcw
i4- shIIIIn In the second district. One
of 'III (-2 use4 is the expansion of busi-
nrhs in Incll tactmies The R0ll"h
Hat shop alone used an inciease cf
about half a million callous this month
One of the .W est Bount
Tracks «for Five
Hours Yesterday
\ III-4: bound track on the New lla-
Iin I; il.rI:IIl was blocked about fli‘l\..
huuis. yesterday afternoon. when a.
line»t derrick slipped off a slowly mov-
tlta cm at is was nearing the
“.Ishington street bridge. en route'
trnni \‘cw Haven to the I'nited States
Shipping (orporation. at Vi'ilaon'sl
Point. '
.\‘o i-Iatci'lal damane was suncred by ‘
Yht‘ Ilcrrick in the fall but cons. 'dcra-
hie difficulty was experienced by a"
IIoIkinz pirty in righting the machin.
er} and hoisting it to a secuzer posi-
tion on the car. '
West-bound Irafiic "as not delayed‘
boC‘éHJSI’ )f the accidont passenzeII
trains be ng temporarily re-rcutcd to
another tlear il‘Ck. Passeugen metv
with slizlit inconunic nce at ”1930"th
Nom'alk station. being oblized to}
board and leave trains‘from one carI
platform, through the gate of a guard]
fence between inside tracks and that
station platform I
;IIEY III BINIIIIWIIZ 5
MYSTERY MAY BE I
NEED BYIIAIISIIN
I
’ I
. New Haven Prisoner Held
in $5,000 Bail, Arrested by.
Detective Giannelli—Longi
Sought Packard Found :
I
Arrested on Chapel street, in New:
Haven, yesterday, on a charge of Idle.l
ness and held llLbail of 85000. James
street New HaIen. maI pos sibly’ hold
the key to important revelations in the
‘ ANNOUNCEMENT
The members oi the Mayor's
Committee of Sixty. Including \\'il4
ton‘s representatixee. the officials cf
the city. former mayors of Norwalk,
the members of the Draft and Ex—
emptlon Board of the Fourteenth
District. are cordially invited. with-
out further or other notice, to join
the mayor on the renewing stand.
City Hall. at the reIiew by him at
the parade of returned serIice men
and escorts on the 17th instant.
The parade will start from The
Green at Norwalk at 10 o'clock.
Guests on the reviewing Hand
should be at their places at or be
fore 10:30.
“’ednesday will be Norwalk's
greatest day. \Ye will .givc to re-
tumlng men expression of our grat-
ltud for their service and sacri-
flce: 8 will show our pride and
glory in their splendid record ol’
patriotic deI' otion. They haIe n. ado
history in the world“ a sublime t
period.
Some of our men helped Io crush
the St. Mlhiel salient which fcr {'0 Ir
years hail mood lmpasablc against
repeated assaulis of allied troops.
Some helped to penetrate the Ar-
gonne Forest IIhiIlI the (.‘rerinans
with their artillery commanding l!
and their machine gun nests infest-
lng it. boasted was impenetrable.
Some. at (‘hatean Thierry. ranch:
German picked battalions that II.)
opposing force could withstand the
dash and spirit and determination
of the American soldier.
Some. helped to break the Hindem-
hurg line which German and former
allied commanders declared in:-
pregnable; some stood before Se
dan ready to advance and take the
German stronghold, when the high
German command with forces heat-
en and retreating begged for an
armistice. ,
The lustre of
never grow dim.
On land and on sea. in the air
these deeds wljl
' ozrr Auzust.
District Commissioner Stephen S.
I Hatch stated that the addition to the
suond district fillet would be readII
lei use IIith‘n about IIIrI weeks
A district meeting is scheduled \‘l'ed
needs) night of this week but “ill be
adjourned uithout action because oi
the Welcnm. Home Celebration
The most important matter to he
considered when the Second l‘istrI‘ct
Ioters meet is filter enlaiirment. The
commissioner.- are anxious to haIcf
definite action taken as soon as pas-5
Illble. that plans may be prepared and
aranacments made for buildin: it.
takes two years to build II filter. as on‘
ed during the winter months.
IIIII IIIIII
IIIIIIIIIIII IN
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Collided Wi ill Trolley and
Motor Truck While Rid-
ing Motor Cycle
“.
er of the carage on River street. this
city. was very badly injured shortly
alur 2 o‘clock Sunday monrinz. when
he was riturninz‘trom the Cos (‘0‘)
Inn. The stories differ but it Is zen
eiallx undeistooii that young
“ho “as going at high speed ran he
tut-en a trollev car and a large motor
truck just below Stamford.
He was unconcious when picked up
and had not recovered conclousncss
,at noon today. He is said to be suf
'fering fiom selere injulies to the‘I
head internal injuries and a. humble
laceration of both legs below the
knees.
His mother who hurried from her
‘regular ”(WI)".
. accompanied
rations must of necessity be abandonr'
'at er which does no:
.prwcixy.”
illiam H. Beers and hustling own?
Been”
III III III MEEI IIIIIIIIIIs
IIIIIIIIIII III IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIs
tCommander of the Sixth ArmI Corps. Sent to Disam
Captain d’Annunzio’ s Soldiers. Refuses to Obey Or-
ders and Latter Are Getting Reinforcements
FMARSIIAI INCH ASNS EIIiIAN fiIIII’I. III
SEARCH EIIR IIIIIIY III YNUNIIESI SEIN
mg Out Its Policy to Tax Everything ‘0
the Limit— —Foreign Telegraph Rates
'1
HaI e Advanced
4“.
PARLS. Sept 15 (“grams—General.
Balzoglio llopuI} (inlet of the Paul-
ArmI who hfi.‘ limn Cl‘" :I broad pow-
tera to min the situaion which has
arised in l‘Iumc milder. to entry of
the city by (‘ap ain Gabriel dAnnun
:iII ll Ihe head (If a 12‘: I'll” forci of tr
has arriyed at Piume.
by GIneral Aufiosi. ac‘
cording to adI'iccs receiicd here
ROWE. Scp 1.3 ~General Badoglle.
Deputy (‘hiet ot Stall of *9 Italian
ArmI is on his pen to l'lume armed
. with full powers to cope with the nor-
ious SituaIion that has arised there
since ( aptaln GabriI Ie d‘ Annnnzio tho.
Italian poetaIla'or. l- -d forces Iar‘
louslI cs lmated to number from
2 300 to 12 .000 men in 0 that city I»:
week.
According to latesi aduceo, (.ap aln
d Annunrio is s il l in Flume. Detach—
[DPYHS sent in General Rdbilant com-
mander of the Sixth Army Corps to
disarm ( aptain d Annunzio' a men have
leUSPd to olwv or iers. This. accord-
ing to a statement made yesterday by
Premier Nitti was "sedition " the
pi emit ' adding that he «as "determin-
Id to at". in a manner that nould avoid
gran-I conflicts."
Relnforccmcnts for Captain d‘Al-
nunziI-‘s inl'c‘"~ are said to be march-
ing on Flume, parts of the Artillery
{eminent and a r'yrlist corps beta;
reported near the city General Fer—
rarts. conimandmg iht‘ lltalian troops
,on the armistice line. has been order
ed to preIent the forces from joining
Captain d' Annunzio
BELGRADE, Sa'Irday Sept 13-—
Liouhu Daildoviich. the premier made
Ipuhllc today his leIIIr to Prince Re
I gent Alexander by “hi “‘1 his ministry
‘ res Signed
The letIIr “hit h was dated
Friday. Sept 12, says the latth new:
from the Peace Conference has been
tinlaI arable and the 'cabinet has been
'unable to obtain the suppncssion or
at enuation of the clauses dealing
IIiIh min :tie- which infringes upon
national sovereign:::. and cannot sign
a document III‘ an international char-
prescribe recl.
The prince regent has accepted the
cabinet":- resignation. but has malted
th” ministers to continue in office un-
til aha crisis has been settled.
P \RIS. Sep: 7 (Correspondence of
The Associated Press).v—Marsl|u
IFoch has recent I} asked the Belgian
.goxcinmcnt to haw a search made
for the bodv of his son. who was killed
in August. 1914. in the Belgian Arden-
DPS.
Marshal Foch has religiously refrain-
and hurried to the Stamford hospital. (,d from mentioning his dost son and
re“ into“ that the younger Foch wa-
kllled ea: II' in the war
BERLIV Sunday Sept. 14 (Associat-
ed l’ressv —In conformity with Its pol-
icy to tax exerythlng to the am
limii. thI- government. has announced
that beginning tomorrow for”.
(Continued On Pate Six)
Bin' owitz murder my stcry It is stat-
ed by the New Haven police that (ar-
CH ‘FF FRO»! THE Ison has a police record in that city
POLICE BLOTTER but as to the details _-ot his arrest by
(Continued On Pate Eight)
TYPIIIIIIN SINIIS
Scant reward was paid the pa: as of
brokea W
‘dow of the Bishop & Lynes Coal coni-
IpanI office Saturday ni‘ght. They oh-'
tained twenty-eignr CI II .4- 11 pennies.
departing without lnIerfcring wish I: a
far Inore Ialuabl I I a the Dine and the Mouse. they rest
0031 bins. 9 may”? m m V JAPANESE SH'P waifless now of bottle or of. bugle
Private Louis Wilkinson of the. ' A v ’ - ‘
Coast Artillery Corps. Fort Slocutn.. Sacred ground! noble, ”Hum
New York. upon his arriIal i th: .4 'IOKlO. Aux. 21 D
. , . .. . (Correspondence of The French people. an Marshal
Cm Saturday, ”probed “my“ to the Associated PTE‘EA- -—l.lalng in MI Foch said to General Perkin!
the police as resenting the behavior of the deck and c n ‘banzai”
his sister Alice. whom he alleged was hundred Omar-email; seamen grin:
drinking with a party of comrcd men Japanese naval oil supply ship abl-
on ngmond atreit. LThe girl had jlkl Mam. went down wlfi their Illa
song amuse-men e sewbere when in a. typhoon on the island of K
Patrolman Reynold. mandated. I According to the stone- «meta:
Judge Vosfirgi this morning con-iaun-ivon, the WM Kai-ax will
tinned “9.10:1.ng Thomas W. Cazey.‘ down with their gulp lna limo!
«W “upon of his the lib-d at M. .
wife tom .32» I
and in the waters under the sea, in
camp and at the battle trout, In our
own land and in foreign lands. Nor-
walk boys honored us. NO'", let us
honor them!
We do not forget. We shall never
forget. the boys of Nor‘alk who
sleep beneath the sod of France;
they lie where they fell: under the
poppies and the roses and the iii-
lea by the side of the Alsne and
when he bade the American cum-
minder foretell, We: will tend
any can for the grave- of All"!
an acidic" who died to rate
I
the'orfl.
I
home on Belden Hill, Wilton. has been telegraph rates «will be advanced 150
with him since she reached the hos- peg cent This ‘4 in spite of the bet
pital. but in the br’el‘ moment. in which that senior: has been very bad and It
she was allowed to see him he did nol' has been necessary usually to m
Irecognlze her. Ithrice tho ordinary tolls for organ
“Blllle” Beers. as he is generally serIlce. which has men then been
known in this clfit, was for some tlmeI slow and unreliable
,a Hammm student and by his win— The decision Chlcfly concerns tor-
,nln_z ways and cherry nature malleIeign correspondents who must now
friends with all who met him. pay twenty-five instead of ten pm‘
Some months azo he purchased the pigs per word to Denmark and sm-
Schne e on River street and erland; 3.3 to Franco and Sweden; 41!
by hi racterlstic hustling did a to Norway; 45 to Italy; 60 to Finland:
Iblz busineaa.110 to Spain and 150 'to Portugal.
“’hcn these rates are increased Inle-
graphlng will be costly, in aptl- o!
the advantage of forekn exchange
panama by the comic-ta. Til
emh sci-11cc author-idea were not
warned in advance of the prone-ed h-
creaaa in price and have W
from all correspondent deputie-
double their monthly mill-
ARGUMENT LEADS
I TO KNIFE SLASHING
Dlsputed ownership of 82, Illd to
be the. “pot" of a crap-came occasioned
loudy and wordy argument In Johnv
eoa‘a restaurant a w aired. aadhnbeldulmafllm
early “Sunday mm eel-air depoalu have been“
“Madman“; The Ital-try o! M an lilo-
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