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Wear Your Button‘
Entered at the south Not-walk Post
Office as Second-Class Mall Matter.
scum n’onwnx, om. loans—visov.
10. 1’19 Cloudiness Tonight, Warmer.
AKRON, 0. REDS "Emil,“ :leINT
ARE AWAIllNG -
nllolllmm “$3“
The service in the interest of the
Red Cross, held in Trinity church, last
NIH FINN) NlNE f0erlel
NllD f0N IMPERSONANNG A
SOLDIER NlllED- IN ‘ BAUll
ltifll INSANE INIERNANNNNL
MAN IN Bill
Wt DAYS
‘ iii lili)’. 20, of New Canaan,’ for an East Side teamster. but, follow-
t. l"l'i-.\lt'-l here by Policeman lng his arrest, was discharged, going]
Sum)“, on October 7' to ~w0rk for a road construction com-
evenlng, was attended hf a large con-
gregation.
“Ancient of Days," struck the keynote.
Thirty-Five Alleged Russian
Agitators Held Following-
. ’ . .. . n ‘ pany' His fine. imposed upon him 3, . . . of the whole service. The choir ren '
1 A ‘. 5h dhn‘ a gold '“ atoll Judge George H: Vosburgh. in- the y 8 R811] on anMeetlng 1“ La. tiered for an offertory, '9" efle‘m'fll'
1: .lllm the l‘GSldPnCe of Mrs. 'court. and amounting to $25, was paid bOI' Hall i‘Tear Ye Not. 0 Israel.” In thls com-1
lawn. l-jast avenue, was taken by his father, John Ready, of New Ca-
. ”it- in Bethel. last night, by naan. '
\‘. .m». an investigator from the Although there was some doubt in
,position the solo work of the members
of the quartette was excellent. The
' rector, Rev. Thomas E. Swan. spoke
i . L Insurance Bureau. “’ashing—iBethel yesterday as to the identifica- RYAN SERVINE .0“ m5 announced theme: “My Person-‘
ill" alleged impersonation of tion of the youth, it was firmly estab- ' 331 Experiences at the'Front With the:
_ livnl‘y Broniley, of Bethel.who lished today that he was Samuel Red- lAmel-ican Red Cross.” l
- m hive been killed in action dy. although the Bromley and Roddy| WARRANT 3 He omitted saying mills 0! his.
‘=' “H" MPuserArgonne campaign. stain-lites botbrecognized him as their} ‘experience on the Mexican merim‘
. . 1 Who is l‘FDrPsenth by Attor— son. 1 -said that his regiment, of 3,500 men}
whian‘t uneo. oil “'gshington Scars on Reddy’s body are said to; - {landed at Brest from a small staunch]
. w * arraigie in t 9 Bethel have corresponded exactly with marks ' ’ _'thoroughly disheartemd and wet ad:
» ‘rv-u‘it, tomorrow morning, to an- on the dead soldier. Photographs of§Chlef Investigator says Ar lured from their [I'm ' M1830}
- w mercharg; that he stole asult the two young men are also said to; reSts Are NOt confined to one ‘0 meet them. ““3
rom t e home of Henry bear a remarkable resemblance. The ' 'ed four miles out of b dud lu-
vilwro he was received with elder Reddy claims that his son Sam-l the communlSt Party ‘ed “"0 cars, MM'. sent-ne- 0‘”-
l «:Il’h a< the returned son of the ml was never in the service, but that‘ ‘forty men. They m'mu
. he had one son killed in France. In' AKRON. 0.. Nov. 10.~—Thirty-flve ’and, finally, were allowed to get of! at
a l Nm-mber Mr. and Mrs. Henry spite of that assertion. Reddy is said allEKEd Russian Reds are being held a railroad stationianll get a little or
”H 'r. of Bethel. received Word to have declared that he fought at the in county jail here today. awaiting ue- ercise on the 9111me and there
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Private Bromley. and was wel- board identification card made out for
Oil by the father as his son. After Samuel Reddy. of New Canaan.
«”11ng in Bethe-l several days, dur- Attorney Cuneo said this morning
which his identity was not ques- that Reddy had been told by people in
en, the young man disappeared, Bethel that he looked like Bromley.
ms. word that he was Samuel Red- and that h? lhOllilhl it W01!“ be a 300d
and note Private Bromley. joke to call on the family and repre~
\C‘Sllllatol' Waite was in South sent himself as the returned son. it is
NEW YORK, Nov. 10,- -’l'he ant gen-Z
uiné test of strength ' . by New,
York publishers since 4 If” plants
were closed on October 1 by a com-
bination lockout and strike Came (b-
day. when several of the larger plants
.rcsumed operation.
1
llw War Department that their Argonne, that he changed ldentifica- portation proceedings following a caught their first glimpse ofanAmeri'j
. .4 been killed‘. in action in Ho!) tags with a dead soldier, and that raid yesterday on a meeting in a Ia- can Rod CFOSS nurse. I‘
.- ire. Brnmlcy committed sui- he had suffered from shell shock and b0!“ hall. Two hundred men attende' ’:
‘ (Continued on Page Eight). 1
null, lii'tllly went to Bethe], said he he met on a train gave him a draft only thirty-five were held. l ‘
BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 10. ~—Forty- ‘
five of the sixty men arrested by fed- NE Y ‘
either at police headquarters or in the 1
Fairfield county jail. in city court‘
each case was continued in $5,000 but
gration Department can- make a recw
V'tlk. several days last week, in. _-xpecteil that Reddy will be committed ommendation. The other fifteen men !
limiting Reddy's record here. The to an institution, as his record bears have been relased. ,
éforeign born. Pew have been here
anydength of time. They are classed
‘as factory employee. ‘Each held a
' i low hours. later. Last May. itis finally deserted. He said a man that ing the meeting were questioned, but;
era] agents here Saturday night are .
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until “'illiam N. Clark of the Immi- PIANTS “BUM
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nth: man was employed as it drivel a long list of petty thefts, it is said. i Every one of the forty-five men is
lcard in the Russian Vi'orkcrs' Union.
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RED CROSS WORKERS °
You are falling down on thei
l-l‘i. You are endangering the
success of teh Third Red Cross
(”BER TIRE MILL SKATERS WANT MILL
IS GROWING FAST
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..., l.,()txj,llél;,laf:::t,fuall; 01301:: mgT‘-H.L R P IRE“ ' g g led this morning on the number of men
.. l . . . . . a ”P Iwho returned to work, although it was
.11 )b‘l Company has progressed. i '
. mm the concrete walls f tl » i stated that presses in several of the
.10”. are mammal“. camgmgg. . 'lpiants were running almost normally.
. very good idea of the. size andi j tf‘er'ncompositors were at work, how-I
”(fining planned improvement can; 2 SETS THWN "N PIKE! Although the ranks 01! the alleged.
' . . . ' l “outlaw" pressmen's no on appear 0
. ‘ ‘lrivO‘l-llthef. “gangfé’f roadway and There are several hundred young; . ,have been broken by a "0‘9 of “3'
1):“ 3‘} 9 gm e crossing to a. people in East and South Norwalkwho - .members to re—enlist with the Interna-
"mane ”me? south 9f."5 ”95' have made inquiries concerning the One Man Kllled and $1,000,-th0“31 Pressmen's Union, from Which
. .. ion goes on steadily and the possibility of having the dam of the' 000 [ OS". in Te 3 ’they seceded the situation still was
'" I?" “15139 SIOWVD‘I‘O‘VS 300d “3’ Mill pond, Seaview avenue, repaired.3 X S icomplicated by the refusal of "Big
'mgm “wk to week. “.so that skating can be enjoyed there’ . gSix" typograpbers ‘0 ”mm to work.
_, fig“ _ 'during the coming winter. l WIGHTA FALLS T9": Nov. U)"— A‘-majority of the feeders and paper
‘31 [NMEN TO HAUL A contractor has stated that the ‘ 5;"??‘5 "“1” ”0““05 'fod'” 391"“ ff" handlers were reponed still out. also.
amount of money needed to make the : t 9" n 0 e r“ “5 0 a 4190““ ar. Typographerg' who began 'vacation-
NON-UNION COAL necessary repairs will be about $500. . fire at \Vnggoner C‘ltly, a small oil ing" at the time of the pressmen's
Providing there is enough interest 2 town near here, which yesterday '“f' strike are demanding a 44-hour week
l‘UONA, Pa. Nor 10-—-United taken in the matter, a committee of, fcred property [053 95“"‘3‘9d at 31" and 5'50 weekly scale before they will
., : -. No. 174. Brotherhood of Train young people will be appointed 1° 50- (”Ohm Eb“: "3mm“ ‘f‘plmed mr'y‘return. About 2,700 of them reiterated
ind the largest in the Organiza. licit subscriptions for a. fund. The.“8 l 1' {0 hangal tanks 3‘. oil “do: their stand at a meeting. last night.
n a meeting last night voted to pond. during past wintem. has been a 3331mm" “in?" 5:30:33 93:.“ %°“’m despite the fact that officials of the
time hauling coal mined by non- favorite skating rendezvous for par-l _ ' e _ . " s_ mg re International Typographical Lnion
. mmprs mm to stand by their ties, both from East Norwalk andiggfiggflng ““11 “men " cam” ““0 rdered them baclii.
lit with the Railroad Administra- South Norwalk. and it is desired that; As ‘8'“ as known Om 9A conference mu, employers on t e r
_ . - « ). - . y one person. b the “1’9
Am member or gloup of men lllt' upense oi the repairs be borne,m a . . dc ands was requested y .
. . - , , , .. ged unidentified man. supposed to m .
will: the contract Will be expelled. ‘qualllicxbett?::: ftclllre '22:.) {fssrifizs' be be from Atanta. 68.. was killed, but‘graphem today. Prime!“ League an:
V a: t; 'll‘ll’ie Sentinel in which public many persons received burns, and up-' Officials at the ho s where the typo-
"sek 0,1 dv nt of their recei t willfwards of one thousand were made pounced that “‘5 geturn type plates
:0 mgdeeolia-nlfft with Adolph Cagaveri l homeless. . graphers refused lgv Imote-engraving
f” C'na eri fruit store at the east About fifty business buildings and would be made ,,' »
god 1:! tahe ‘M’ashlngton street bridge .relsidences Yul: destroyed and people typewfillen copy. ‘
' . , “.w 0 were iv g in tents lost their:
3132:3152; $2153.32“ utge :gggeifgrhi‘: pluses of shelter in addition to person- ‘ 600 NEW POLICEMEN
' a on .
it will be carried through. Unless ads) 9 gings 0N DU'I'Y IN BOSTO
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te response is made immediately,.
Roll Call to Norwant. You are , qua b d i l b (1 ed POSTAL MEN i ndred
malnng' the 10 and nataking~ i they 913115 Win 6 en“ ‘9 Y a an °“ . g N. Nov. 10.—--Six hu
work of the confining count for and ”‘9 Skating Wm“: w‘." be “"39“ ‘ GET’ INCREASE faggosoligemen were onluislly reported
‘ t Y . . N [to seek elsewhere for their sport. IN SALARIES on regular duty here today. They
rough . on are givmg or-,~ Were successful “plum,“ for posi-
t by the strike of 1::
he dept-full“!t 1‘".
f men still
:tions made vacan
100 members of t
September. The number 0
in training for
closed, but the
slon has announc
mare than 1.000 mos
men, since the general
‘gaT-here are 2,000 state guardsmen still
t half the number
°“' “my hem °' W the strike be ,
in the guards ,
“Because of the unusual conditions
walk the only black mark it; t DEPUTY GAME l
-' ""3". had in any campaign; 5. WARDEN KILLED now existing." employes of the Nor-
walk and South Norwalk post-offices
Workers, you are not doing i
M iv“ 7°“ Pmmed' The 110“” l ROCHESTER. N Y., Nov. ill—Hit have been granted a- substantial in-
‘I‘om canvas so far has been by two charges of shbt fired by a £11339 "1 wages in common with work-
! iilure. Only a few, 8 very hunter whom he had ordered to halt - 5;; lgcggiafilflgcffi lhgqilxxhtfit fihe c0un-
' ' ‘ tin license 'n'a wood . 0 a l w c became
. campaign workers have to She“ his hun g 1 effective November 8. Back pay will be
, - - - bershi between Macedon and Pittsford yes. ‘
'1 sohmtmg mam p- terday, Fred T. Schmidt. 38 years 0rd, ‘ received "m” July 15‘-
: reports made to the com-
. The increases given are a f ll -
, a deputy game warden of Macedonia, 5 o ows.
Lee show that the people of died may in a Rochester hospital. .flgg’goegsrzzgogegégedf front 31.000
. "wall; are more than willing l After searching the county ' mm $1200 ‘0
contribute and enroll for
for .
y , 81.600. a raise of 8150: from 81.600 to
.- . ,more than twelve hours. a 811m“ , 32,000. a raise of 3125; from 32,000 to;
T -0. They gladly donated to
Jung ladies on the streets
posse, one of the important members . ‘2 500 a raise of 3100 Subs
, . . . tittues get:
of which was the eleven year old son 5311 increase of 20 cents an hour, but.
' Saturday. Many had person-
enrolled at the Red Cross
Civil Service Commie.
ed the certification of l
gan. Further reductions
men's force are at?”
of the game warden. who had seen his i do not get back My. .
father shot. late last night reported 3
that it had failed to find the man STRAGGLER FROM 3
U. S. DESTROYER l
. .,.1,. .m who had done the shooting. 101,390, Ohio, Nov. 10.——T0ledo to”
aria-033: - day entered its second day Of 1103'
. ac l y everyonehal oom- : ARM TIC ' street. can «let ‘0
J i ned that they have not been . '8 E WINDOW ARRESTED HERE finish the avowed econ of the Toledo-
AT PMS? HAMILTON'S‘
Miss Florence Hamilton, whose ar— 7383'!!! Ml!
tistic and attention attracting shawl mm“! mm“ 22. of 108 Harbor relied of the
.wjndows are models in their line. m;lvenuc, V" Wted- “It Right. by by am of the
an armistice window already for théi§°lw°men Claus and DWI”!- OII l 1!“
anniversary tomorrow. i ‘V’we‘t warrant, charsfllx City
: ruined portraits of rresidont wu-ium‘fi a 6”“ ‘s'mstler tron the m
’smmkedontherisht-bvtheiendmi - “mm!“ "gamut-venom
of the American and was gm?“ m W
3: or eggs » I»... e . . ,em moamm _ Tow -
7.. ,. I ‘7' “1 a I .
It: ted at their homes by the r
i kers. _
Remember, today and tomor-
5"» is your last chance to re-
lflm yourselves. Do your nt-
fim. Beach as many on your
:57 35 you possibly can he!» a
>33°rrow night. The entire sue.
{-3.33 of the Roll Call in“ ’
’lepeub' upon.” ’ ‘
Light Company to eflect
ouster ordinance passed
people at. the election
mm
The processions! hymn. '
Definite figures could not be obtain-'mayors held here Saturday aftmnmn
ted shortly. ,
_____,_.__————- 'wireless that she would reach at noon.
Totaling Still ’ 3"”
' Without Street Cars:
‘zed her voyage to England.
um ‘0 ‘EAMERICAN BAND
3
i WILL TAKE PART
John Yachoby. pronounced to be
insane by the clty doctors, has been
locked up in a city hall cell for 24
days. On October 20 he was turned
over to the charities‘ department by
Judge George H. Vosbnrgh. for com—
mittment to an institution where he
could receive proper treatment. Since
that time he has been in a cell. await-
ing transportation. During his eon-
nement Yachoby has n0t been treat
iN’ANNUNlNl FNNCES
ed to the luxury—lather the neces—
sity—of a bath. His meals compris- fer Most, Says Belgrade
ed sis sandwiches a day. with two ———-—
cups of coffee at each meal. it is ex-
pected that he will he removed to the
Norwich state institution tomorrow.
Yachoby, since his wife’s disappear-
ance a number of years ago, has
been without work or home. idling
his time by wandering the streets. on cial press buneau yesterdav;
October 18 he was taken into custody “in a sanguinary skirmish between
by the police because of his sul- ,ltalian Government troo
plcious behaviour, and after being ex— ele d'Annungio'a forces,
stained by DYS. J. W- Vollmer and R. 'ment troops sufiered considerableloss-
.\i. Wolfe, pronounced to be insane. es, including one captain. d'Annun-
sio’s troops lost one man killed and
ong d'Annunzio's soldiers because
lam
, ‘ ' :of scant food. and that there is little
lmilitary discipline." '
ROME. Nov. 8 (delayed).-“l firmly,
lbelieve that the ltalianity bf Fieume,
:which nobody reasonably can deny,
finally will be solemnly consecrated in
Unanimously Name Commitr,
tee t0 Urge Special Session ! the peace treaty." said Signor De Nava.
lMinister of Liberated Provinces, in a
of Legisla' ture onGoverner'
NEW HAVEN, Nov."’10.'—Dayllgh‘t
saving was unanimously indorsed by
the mayors of fifteen of the nineteen
cities of Connecticut at a meeting Ul
Milan.
“To this end." the Minister added.
l“the Government will dedicate all its
energies. The rights of people and the
rights of nations never die. Time can-
al annul them. nor can violence or
ite force smother them.”
in the Hotel Garde. A committee. con- 1 =
citY: Mayor Kinsella, of Hanrol‘d' E‘URKS "REANIZE
NEW NH] ARMY
Mayor Morgan, of New London, and
Mayor Button. of Bristol, was appoint-
ed to ask Gov. Holcomb to call a spo
LONDON. Nov. 10.—Mustapha Ke-
mal Pasha. head of the Nationalist
Turkish Government set up in Asia
clal session of the Legislature to act
upon the question of daylight saving.
Mayor Wilson, of Bridgeport. and:
Mayor Guigley, of New Britain, were;
. . . lMinor. has proposed an alliance with
1110?“ representing the hational Day- Nikolai Lenine, Russian Bolshevik
g t Saving League. who was to . .
speak arrived too late. iPremier. according to an mchange
' .Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen.
light saving of so much importance, ____________
at this time that they should urgei "F'—
him to call one. §“TRUANTS” FROM
unable to be present. but in messages
went on record as favoring daylight“
saving between the months of April
and October. W. J. CarVer. of New
Bites 51233. hysteresis l A» my or m
session of the Legislature. but the Nationalistforces. the report “YB' has
mayors believed the matter of day-‘been organized by General Ahmed Bey
'at Beiu Kessen.
All t id tii .' belie d th ‘ .
majoritlfvreSfencltiZns of etheir cilrfes fae— . NIGHT SCHOOI‘S
vor daylight saving. l ARE ROUNDED UP
Close to a hundred youths of this
city have hccn listed a.- “truants”
'from night school sessions here. They
STEAMER POLAR !
LAND IS LOST;
NEW' YORK. Nov. 10.~—The Ship-[working in factories.
llfeboats,” a wirelesa to the
here stated today. The name of the
t d h t ion .
rescue ship is not given. but it is pre ed ‘0 an en t e even ng sen s
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awha.
Company.
HALIFAX. N. 8., Nov.
1°--The tthe state law.
the lost ship's position reported before, he evenln hools.
she went down, .mming w a “mullet enrollgd in t g :0
his; message from the Kauawha wlPOLICE OFHCIAIS
The steamer Strsthfillan reported by SAY “RENE" ARE
position where the Polar land;
Went down. She will renew the'
search for the crew which was aband-
oned by the Kanawha when she resum-
;this morning. there are no radical
tators reported to be in Norw-
IN DANBUBY PARADE
LALAWWITHOUT
moon's
. ac.
I! '
mew ,
lNlllllilJllllsulsul
Italian Government Men Suf-
ps and Gabri-
the Govern- American Nerflion
:several wounded.
N MAY R3 F0“ 5 “A telegram received from Tagrod
s isays there is much dissatisfaction;
letter addressed to his constituents at,
are boys and girls under 16 who are
The state law
ping 30"“ steamer P01” Land, T9 ire-quires that young people. under 16,
ported yesterday from Halifax. ‘5 aban- .who had not reached the eighth grade,‘
N doned 75 miles of! Cape Breton. and and are working by virtue of working”
sunk, and' another ship that responded certificates. must attend night school.‘
to “‘9 "mile“ calls f°r he]? "‘5 93' City Truant Officer Henry Selzer has a
deavoring to rescue the crew from the :list of nearly a hundred names of
”39““ “working youngsters who have neglect-'
Be
sumed to be the British steamer Kau- £035:ng vm‘snsizf gfglyisfiai‘i: 21:33::
their em lo who should ttend night
not dis- The Polar Land was managed and chum. pAyfine of 35 for.every c1.“
police work WIS operated by the WeSt India Steamship -missed is levied on the parents or
guardians of delinquents, according! to
fly former service steamer Kanawha has found no trace ing the pregeml;::x. s“: 53:3,:«3,
recruiting be- of the "8" of the Polar Land “‘9" 3 lwill visit local factories on a search
four houm' search in the vicinity oflfo, employee under sixteen who us
NOT ACTIVE HERE 3
1 in connection with the nation-widei
roundup of “Red" Bolshevlsts, Chief of .
Police William R. Pennington said. Ethe towsoi Futon, near
.l'l'here have been no pit-chin of wireless today'-
§"Rod” doctrines here, and the police 'ack mm the capture of Tchai-
say they have had no cause to con ‘0', 80 miles
municste ‘with Federal operatives con- does not appear on available all. ‘
:oerning I. W. W. activities in this city. 'the district).
Storm-mas ‘
.m.
. [a
[ABNN OfflClNS
Will N01 CAll 00M SININE Off
Miners’ Officials Declare the Order of Federal Judge An-
derson Will Not Be Obeyed, No Matter What the Re-
sult May BenNon-Union Mines Producing More Coal,
But Union Mines Are Still Closed
“'ASHINGTON. Nov. 10¢»qu
leaders predicted today that intern-
tionai officers of the United Milo
Workers of America. meeting at In-
Wapolis, would not call off the cool
strike as directed by Federal Jud“
Anderson, whatever the legal con-o
quences might be.
One of the spokesmen for the Inhi-
ers’ organization said he doubted if
lacting President Lewis and his as»
lciates had the power. even if they had
lthe inclination. to comply with the
BELGRADE, Nov. 10.-A clash has «hamlets.
occurred between forces of the ltalian
Government and Gabriele d'Annunzio’s gate convention in the event the oper-
troops, in which casualties were suf-
fered by both sides. according to this
statement issued by the Serbian offi-
"The strike was ordered by a dolo-
‘ators refused to grant our demands,’
ithe spokesman said, “and Lewis mes.
ily carried out instructions in ordering
The convention must call
:the strike.
it off."
V Morrison, secretary of the
* Frank of Labor. would
at add an thing to the statement is-
:ued last night by the executive con-
cil supporting the striking miners and
'demanding that the Government with-
‘draw the injunction proceedings.
“That was the statement of the ox-
ecutive council and it speaks for it-
sclf," Morrison said. "i am not hereto
r ret it."
mash: Federation secretary had been
asked for a statement in viey of tho
opinion in some quarters that. the pro
nouncemtant of organized labor was a
notice 10 the striking miners to stand
pa‘si‘hffi‘ is nothing twtauomm
' lied. "That sons ..
high asked. a number of times t .
and. if you want an answer, you
have to assemble the council.
i “'ASHlNGTON, Nov. His—Tb.
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SURVTNENW
tulsi RHATIVES
Matthew Randall. 94, Who died in the
Bridgeport Hospital, last week. wll
survived by four children, 24 grand-
children and 10 great~granchildren, be-
sides a widow. He was wellhnown In
Norwalk. where he lived a great num-
ber of years. His funeral was held
yesterday afti'enoon from the funeral
parlors of David W. Raymond. onWeot
\R'ashington street, many friends and
relatives attending to pay their [not
respects. Rev. GeOTgc M. Teeplc,p=-
tor of the Advent Christian church, -
ficiatcd .and burial followed in River-
side cemetery. The pail—bearers not.
six grandsons. it was deeply t'egre;
ted that his son. Haviland Randall.
Sathrotta. “'ashington state, was lull»
blc to attend the services. There
were profuse fioral remembranoes.
lllfilmlll
llil lliilliws
of Nowalk, '0: ttheflt
t decisive victory of the co
Edison, yesterday afternoon. VIII
they defeated the star Laheview to...
of Bridgeport. in a snappy and
played game, at Amusement P .
That. the public want football born.
and are willing to support a good team.
was amply testified to, yesterday, w’
a large number of spectators att
the game at the park. The Tigers CI-
.pQCt to combat with good teams every“
lSunday. and are encouraged by
.confidcnce shown by the W h
their work.
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TOWN 01" F
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LOhDON 0' Fish, by I.
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The Tigers.
*‘lviet troops. is reported 1: a "36“:
., lhsvlk common one
BO 8 (The hi I‘
north of Kiev.
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.C DIES 0F [swam
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”we sire. a .
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