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.i'dent 3 Improved Health.
3.1) Causes a Better Feel-
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.llréOIl and Awati Uncon-g
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Dec. 6.3~—CombinedI
public“ 5 1"eassu1ance ot‘ '
'5 improved health was a
'.:2.~'l1i11<;:en that the tension;
:w-lutionshztd been slacken-
1'33ls3ase from prison at. Pine
~ , 11; American ConsulurAgent
‘2' '1 HUNT..- TON.
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.1 ' -:1‘.‘.. health were quieted by the
3.1.3 report {rem his. bedside b."
‘l.ithuanian Hall.
striking steel workers in that district.
IENTIREIIITT NITW EITVEREIT HY PITSTAE
SERVIKE WITH THREE lHIIE AITITITIITN
TIT RIIRAIJRITUTE 37, IN HILL SEKNHN
_—
Tluough the efforts of Postmaster;
[Andrew Leaiy, rural route number 37 cember 16. and 28 families will be
111115 been extended by the Postal De-' benefited
.The new service becomes effective De-
Through the extension
pmtment to include all that section route number 37, in charge of William
,north of Flax Hill road from Scribner H. Tristram, M11 cover three miles 01
Invenue to Keeler avenue, and north additional territory:
to West Cedar street. including the
1'i.en.
Postmaster Leary has been working
in W ashingtgn Circles; P0“ 10nd “0m T331“ 3"911‘19 [9 133' for the extension for a number of
years. The service was held up dur-
This was the only section overlook- ing war, but some weeks ago a depart
mg the outlying sections were estab with Mr. {scary and forwarded his ap-
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{IR ERIEVANEES I“ when the other rural routes cover- imental inspector Went over the grbund
Ilished and means that now the entireIpimal of the recommendation to
city is cove1ed by the postal service .lVVashington.
MEN ARRESTEIT
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l ITTSBL‘RGH Dec. 6. ——Ninety- -eigl1t
'3n11n 11 ere arrested yestetday at Dono-
111, 11. steel town on the. Monongahela
1".ive1 thirty miles from here
troopers of the State Police
headquarters of the
Then
one charged with conspiracy
timid alien to pieveni men
men were taken to jail. each
and in-
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.teen-year-old boy,
,. .1... .0 R, Em; STRHIINR STEEL '1 EITREEITS $25 ITITNIT
RATHER THAN
APPEAR ITN KHARRES .
Leslie Cullen 37 Raymonfitreet ar-
rc teed last night by Policeman Lock-IE
charged with assault on a thir-
failed to appear inI
Ethe (‘itv court mi 5 morning, and for-l
felted tht reby az$25 bond, furnished
from by :1 f1iend.
.. 1391191111 Hitchcock 11l10 1,. “orking: in the mills. and yesterday Cullen was taken into custodi Mill“;
5. 3,; 01 mp Fo1eign Relation com- afteinoon {hey wele nrxaigncd beioie l.1.omc and when brought to police,
9 . 'onferied with him 1919 \‘es. (310101 \V Boyd. 11 justice of
'2'. an the Mexican situation. PM?“ 91‘9“ “113 ““1“ 1n $500 ball for teen 11111130111 “illiam DeMato,13
111133 111.. («onfsnnpn “-9 ' in p’m. :t llei'uine n1\t Tuesday
.91 1:3'.1'.»01.lc-11ki:1.~.‘ i'tlczIs-I 112.15. 1'13- “*‘l" unabh ‘0 1‘1”“‘11 a bum} “WU" alleged intoxicated condition kicked'
3‘. 1111} how f3: t.:.‘..' 2011 hi :1!‘1‘e(-l ‘iki‘n 135‘ "WIN I0 the county Jail
. Ale-himn policy 1111.5 11 sub- Washington P“
,, . '3 conjecture today. The ers 1‘ “as said M theawonora BOT'I‘cm his way home from a theatre w
" '~ probably will be taken “ugh H3“ 93991" 59V?“ ‘ too voung companions.
»- 95.1, 3.13.3.3 committee formally" The raid was the result of a cam
.. . .,.;3,33.),11.. Cf lheii interview 'p'tign by the authorities to rid the
. 3 .3 4.19111. ‘acommunity'of men who. they Say.
311.3 X'T-SOIll'IOll 10 rcqupst~llilY€ been suspcclcd of being impli- SECRETARY BRBWN
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<.HlTIITNEITSTS i
1."? S HAlE RIIIHTN
.213. 2300. 000 Film 9 “'ill Be
' 3‘. to Pr irate Interests,
:llimn San—Dumands‘
:21" Spell—Hi s Housel
«ulution Seeks Immcd-7
“tcpeal of \‘var TimeI
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A" will .2112: lo 1110 Gov
financial institutions and Il-
ii‘ {var-tin“: prohibiiion
1:..‘I ti before consfiuitionnl
lwromes effective. Repre-
(lzailivnn Mass.) declared
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.1 . :12' :e pi"~0h.bi3‘ion 111:1jo1'.l1"
Mi Collin-.11 l1 Is askel:
'nlm'x'ul commiitm to consider
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WAEII WEll UP
IN SAVINAS‘PIAN
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~ Fruings actift'iiies in fif-
'»" the me; e for the first 10
5ca1' gi1e the lead to
Air-hiding Xi indham in
'3.-t::1ent"l‘11e figures
1 Ansenia comes next
2 New London third
\‘Iinchc 1e:
" 1 Will 1 $1. 779, and Hart-
": $1.60: The remainder.
13333101111. $1,244; Ma‘ri-
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3' Mule" 1.90928
Kills" -5 in New York
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Dec. (1‘.—At length 25
.. . “1'30 week 5 from dé‘inkipg
....1 EM' 1' Illylit“ compoul‘ Pnn’
O 11 031.1 alcohol according to
75wa” '1" i" the city medical. ex:
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:It‘l'S‘ since the steel strike
1 $0011
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been killed in this city '
in the oifice o the
l1.
storm ('en-
W115 called
September. It was carried out
after another explosion hndi
startled Ihc to1vn,.e1u'ly yesterday. Fe
l‘lx Burkhnr.dt a calpenier.
by the American Steel and W i112 Com-
lpunv was the v.iclim
dumnrzed but none of
('.lI(‘(I in bomb explosions thal-
mnde [lonoru one of the
lust
ils
I‘hurt
ITHRERIIITIITSISi IAT
HRSERVEIT SHNITAT
TT.\Rll 0RD llec l‘ —-T11herculnsis'
'(l11y11ill be generally obsen'cd in the
svnagogues of Connecticut today and
'in the Protestant and Episcopal church-
es tomorrow. it is beliei ed in re-
11 .31 l. by G301. (-1"no1 Holcomb.
l.11'p1'0(lalnati0n 1111‘; issued two weeks
1121) by SuigconGent-ral Rupert Blue,
(ailing upon the people of America tor
observe 1311112113 December 5, 115 tub er-Ti
employed '
gsang 1110 numbers and
RN AIIIERIEANIZATHTN
The Home. and School League,
\‘ll1‘ullI-t
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Judge
Light. president, presided.
Miss lZva Stevenson very/delightfully
Mrs
'Bnldwin gave a. violin solo which was.
I‘muth enjoyed.
'§::>'1('(ol11p.1111-t
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(11losis (lay in the 51110015; Saturday; 1
here mbe. "
1'1 nagogues
6. as tuberculosis day in the
and Sunday December 7,
11111 tubeiculosis day in the churches.
In both the primite and public schools:
01' the state appromiaie
Continued on Page Twelye.
Police “Caught 111 Raid
Springfield Dem’otgd
SPRI’VG: IEIHD \las.1..DGC 6.——~Fo l-
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louing'plea. of guilty of charges of
I-emluct unbecoming an officer. the:
(‘ily Commission a/nounced that the
l'oui officcis 11111) were alrestt'd earl:
’1"'h'.11'sda_1 morning, dining a gambling
raid had been reduced fiom guide A Wm bp (15119;.
to wade C. su; pended for 31') (luvs
without salary and assignrd 30 extla
hours of duty xviihcur salary. The}
commissioner . announced they had
consideicd discharging the patrolmen,
but as i: was the first misdemeanor.
.for enth the lesser penalty was de-
illf'lllding NRC ded upon“ 1“
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Imperative That Xmas
Gifts Bez Mailed Early
Warning is givenfiy Postm’asiers
Andrew Leary andtjliichael J. How“
11rd that in' order to amid disin-
pomtment. the public should mail
their Christmas parcels at the
earliest possible moment. _
The eductjon in the train sched-
ules by he railroads. owing to the
coal strike. and the prospect ct
further curtailment of the train set» .
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wice, if the. strike co thinks
a new prmotol. which would 1
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m )Wl’l secretary of the Social
Senitc (‘ ommission, of Bl‘idgtport.
2:11. 11 most interesting talk on “Am3
micaniz' A'ion. " be
391105 repoitr-d on the piogi‘ess of 1hei1
l"1101k: the child \velfaie committee
.1ll( d particular 1111131115011 to the need
of larger appropriation for school sup-'
plies. Means for obtaining a larger
appi'muiaiiion were discussed in orde1
that our children may not be under
‘_;~1ponse m the proclamation issued last 'stith :1 handicap.
.A simid
HERIAANP KAEEEH
TH HEER AIEIES
PARIS Die. 6 (Hav as). s‘Germany
ill be called upon in a “serous note
'11 inch the Supreme (‘ ouncil of the
iPeaee Conference. will complrt e today
to yield i11111e11111t2l".
les “(my 1): signed 11cco1ding to the
Excelsior. '1“ 1e newspaper save it has
It'liable infoimaden that \\ ashington
has advised Berlin to adopt a more
con (il. 711011' attitude.
If- ratification is not. completed by
Dec. 31, 411111112 Echo dc Paris eel
rain clauses of the pact “m be ren-
timed nipv'actimble 111' (l the Allies
-r_l to suhm: 1' to Germany
still in: 'ther delay
7'" "A..._-.b_ .—
Venerable East New alk
Residents Very Ill
Many of the oldeta residents of this
city learn with sincere regret, of the
serious illness of the”; cue. able James
M “'arden and his wife, at their home;
65 Fort street East N.or1valk
Mr. Warden is in his 87 th ‘year and;
is suffering 1mm :1 severe case of
\blood poisoning, and his wife. she is
over 90,
"with the weight of years.
1. For many years Mr W'ardea was a to flange the form of rates chin-god
familiar figure in the uptown bnfiiness
section and was an expert harness)
elder and later for his sons. . '
reckoned mambo 11113.21
1: would as «from: the
1112i at the Hi gh school lastl
1is house being e1c11i1'.::. and was well attended.
occupants VJol 111 ll.
Stanley.
Miss Sally Belts acted '
v11ious commit-3
3. l1 cepers
to the allied de—‘
mund that the protocfl of the lersailil
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maker and repair man, working for the .. m
‘RITT WHITIIIRTIT HIRE
TIT THIS [STREETS
fiITITAT SENIENIIE
Troopers Raid Hall and
Capt'ui'e 98—Charged With
Conspiracy . x 3
Charged with 3 Statutory oifense tor
having taken Alice Brundage. 16, of
Dsnbury, to Norwalk, Bridgeport. New
Haven andStamford, Harold Hill was
arraigned before Judge Jones K. Reed,
in the Criminal Superior court. in
Bridgeport, yesterday morning.
whose charge was changed from entic-
' ing a minor (finale to one of lesser
magnitude ,was sentenced to days
in the county jail. During th Jaunt
about the state, Hill and the Bmedage
girl posed as man an wife.
The girl left him in Stanford and.
returned to her home, in Dunbury.
awhich Hill also claimsa’g his residence,
(Continued on, Page Eleven).
NEW CHRATE TH HE
ATAII. HASSESINST
l JHSEPH’S SUNITAT
Rev. Joseph '11 llaly, newly appoint-
“le hen dquar'teis was recognized byp thli- 9‘1 ass1stant t0 Rev.R1chardJ Carroll
pastor of St. Josephs church, will
Those 11 he Lowe “not as the man who in ,mzspcak at all the masses in the church
tomorrow morning. Father Dalyfiwa'!
at“, him on the. leg, on Railroad avenue, at “555553!“ in St- Joseph 5 chnrbh
were foreisn- 11 15 oclocl-t last night. while he was bum and came ‘0 this cm- 5111113113? ‘ ‘ “anion“
1111 to succeed Rev. Michael J. Lv.nch who closed or had given notice that opera,
lhas been transferred to St
Ichy'hth Bridgeport
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iIHiHT HEEPERS
IN BAIT PIIIiHT
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thorities excited etery effmt todav to:
relieventbe pliant of keepers of light. ,
'houses and wireless stations on thel
.[1abrador coast and islands of theI
Straitof Belle Isle, whose winter food
supplies have been cut off by the
'st'runding, last Wednesday, of the Gov-.
ernment steamer Aranmore on Cape‘
“"hipple. Meanwhile the Government
steamer Montcalm, sent as a rescue
'ship. was kept trio miles from the.
grounded supply vessel by shoals too
dangerous to navigate in the heavy
seas.
A messaget {10111 the Montcalm said
the crew of. Aranmore had aban
doncd ship d spent last night on an
island. Unless the Montcalm is able
to effect the transfer of provisions
within 11 short time, the. isolated light-
and radio cpcrntm'r will be in
:(hrc. straits .a~' (hi 5' are virtually de-
pendent on the expecwd supplies.
NORWALK AERIE HOST
TO FAIR W'ORKERS
v.»
Mary‘s
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I Norwslk Aerie gave a dance in hon-
or of the lad: es who worked so faith-
fully and successfully to make the le-
cent annual fair of the aerie so signal‘5
a success.
The affair “as strictly private one.
and was held in the Town Assembly 1
Hail. and fully 200 were piesent.
Dainty frerreshmcnts. including ice
cream cake and fruit punch, were
served.
5 After the dance many of the mem-
bers of the aerie and the w I"en
friends adjourned to Ea'gle’s
where hot roast beef sandwiches and
other refreshments were served and
'2 socialhour enjoyed.
a
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Hill, I
RAII NANA: RS
MAKING CHIS IN
TRAIN SERHIIE
Federal Administration to
Extensively Reduce Sched-
’ules Because of the Coal.
TRAIN HIIES TIT
RE ITNE- THIRH TESS
Conference of Governors of;
. Ten States Set for Sunday
Is Postponed Indefinitely I
CHICAGO, Dec.
6,—Drasiic cur3 ;
ftuilment of. passenger
’11'l1ile
1 ready had but Chicago on a 64/5 hour
ibuslncss do; and affected other . ‘..' .;
train servich
ith‘roughout the country, the eastern?
and southern regional directors ink—I
ling viiiually the same action as that:
two davs ago by the central. norlh3
and southwestern directors, today:
had been ordered as a fuel conscrvw:
tion measure. As the strike of coal'
miners entered its sixth week, optim-
ism which some operators were said
to feel, was not reflected in actual
favorable developments reported {rain
the coal fields. .
industries tqiay were;
lion would be suspended after lousy.
thecoal saving orders that al-
,1"
of the central west, north an": .—'Iv
west to a lesser degree. were C‘fl- '21!»
ed to other places. At Chicago 2‘11»
:hour day, beginning Monday WM 110»
creed and members of the regional
coal committee predicted the. 1131';
1‘.
(Continued on Page Five).
BAPTIST PASTITR TIT
HARE INTRITHHITTITRI’
AITHRESSTITHITRRITW
Rev. L. J. Schoeppler, of Pittsburgh,
who recently accepted a. call to be-
come pastor of the South Norwalk
Baptist church. will be welcomed by
his: new parishioners tomorrows when
he makes his first appearance in the
local oulmt. Mr. Schoennler succeeds
Rev. R. Maplesden, Suffield, who has
Lwr'n :it‘llng pastor of the Baptist
church for some time in the absence
of a regular pastor.
EHNNITTEH PERJHRTI
TIT GET A IIKENSE;
Sfixnucl Corns Mock 15, was arrested
l‘t’?
'HIISHANIT HRANTEIT HIVITRIJE ERITH
WIPE WHIT HARRIEIT [TN IJTVE INT RHiHE
WITH SITEITIER HNHER AN ASSUMES NAME
A! .
How Mrs. Andrew Soltesz, of this
city canted on a. love affair with a
private m the army, stationed at Fort
Slocum, under the assumed name of
“Miss Rose Stevens," was disclosed,
yesterday afternoon, in the Civil Su~
perior court Bridgeport when Andrew
Soltesz “as granted a divorce from his
Wife
Attorney John J. Cuneo, Mr.
lawyer, presented for evidence a stack
of tender love missives sent by the
soldier to Mrs. Soltesz, in which he set
“forth in glowing terms, his amorousnpared to light the suit to a
he really end " and that "no one could separate
passion for her. and how
didn t know how he was going to live
Without her. These letters. confiscat-
ed by the husband in his home, were
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Because of other pressing
business. Mayor Jeremiah
ol‘licial
Donovan
‘yesterrluy asked that the interview, re-
quested by school teachers of the city,
who want him to call a special meet.—
in: of me Board of Apportionment, to
take up the matter of salary increases.
be postponed until some afternoon
next. week -
Mayor Donovan said this morning!
that he. was not prepared to make a
prophecy or what his answer to the
teachers" delegation will be until he
has heard 11hat statements they have
to make.
iI’NAIHARAS TIT IHITVE
. RRHTIIEPITRTHITHE
A. 1\ic-
y .. Irv-1‘
and Mrs.
teed street, are planning to
:1 .1 their new home in .7 ridgnport
in Janvnu. Mr.‘\i(\'am:1r:.. who was
1135611111312 with the H Kriegcr Com-'
pam 11 numlur oi" .1"v:1r~'. is now
working for the D. 31. Read Company.
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Corr! Laurel Daughurs ci‘ (‘astile.
“3,11: Cornelius
In.
s1 is 1I gent of that ordtr in 02150111191119
out. She has been prominently active
in R d (ism 3 and charitable work in
the (11v.an11 has been a unions and
tirtless co woerker in 11"eliaro drives
held here to. local 13(‘11 11111107111 bene—
fi‘: . Mr.\l(\’1111.11.i~ 11 111e111l1er I-i'
Smith Norwalk Council K. (Shit, 1hr
Eagles and other iraleruul organize.
lion..Br1heir remoxal to Bridgeport
a vacancy difficult of fulfillment “ill
be felt in stec all and charitable circles
of Norwnlk.
HATRNA PLEAHS EITR
ETHERIY ITN HITNHAT5E
Attorney loltn .1.
Ibefore GOVU 1101' Mar
and the Boaid oi Pardo
H. Holcomb
Hat li’ord, on
Soltesz’ '
Cuneo will 313D?“ '
a letter box hired by Mrs Soltesz my
der the name of “Miss Rose Stevens”
When Mr. Soitesz visited Port 8105
cum, it was brought out, to confront
the soldier w' h the evidence of hi-
intrigue with IS. Soltesz. the y
man declaied that he had no kno
edge of her being m1111'ied,and hi
knew her only as “Miss Stevens."
At thQ time papers in the suit we”
filed. Mrs. Soltesz sent a letter to The
Sentinel. She expressed her surpriuo
over the action declared she “as pre-
" bitter
’alleged to have been mailed here to
her from her husband." She failed to-
make any contest however,.and was
'nol represented in (201111 y.esterday
WITMAN 111111111111
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Once Widowed, Mrs. Louise
Walker Conklin Married
Father’s Brother
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Judgv James ll. Webb. in the. Super-
,ior court. granted five divorces, yester-
da\., in 11111201111351 (311 cases three oth-
Icrs going off the list
because counsel was not readv to pro-
ceed.
Louise \\ .1lk(.-1
ins: in Milford, told 11 title of cruelty"
and neglect on the part of her hus-
Ibnnd Edgar A. ('onltlin. now in Buy
gSl101e,l..1., which lasted during her
Intiie married life (Ir/21 yours. They
.111211' 1111111'221'11 February 17, IRSSV in
\ilcinia. and came to Connecticut to
1e 1b< 111 nine veur: 11:0. Mrs. Conk-
lin loll hir husband five times. but
Wi'ni back to l1i111.- Lax-1.18pm] she went
to live with him on 1101)}: bland but
‘he lhl'vlllt'ne-d hIr liiI» uilh a 111z01 and
:shc 1"91111 ned t0 Condéctieut. They
‘ 2(11 (3 ii1o rhildu '1. (I, “horn Perry, .12.
1113115 old, is in an institution for fee-
blc minded Mrs. (‘OllTiIIl’l “as very.
di flituli. as 11 nilm‘ss, and Judge \‘l’ebb
1111.4 (011111141311 as 10 her period oi resi~
Id' 1113' in (01111ociicui 11nd moi:2 con-
fusni \\':l on 1111 mothor. Mrs. (onklin.
was (‘fllltd Ito Leslily. Question by
Judge Vs 0in brought out the fat"- that
(Continued on Page Elevenl.
WILL REFUSE T0 .
(IIVE UP BELA KUN
VIENNA. Thursday. 111531 3.6 (Asso-
01:11.11 1 e: 53'). ii: 1.31 Kim llunrzurian
dirt: 1111' (in! '11' ll11§oviot I'I gime. will
mull: n1 t:;'-'(u:' "lHl’H‘tS 1:1- surrend-
I-III‘I 1' Hungary. “wording to :1 (le-
rl1ui1.lie.1 made by 111'. K1111 Ilonnel‘,
i111 (1.:2n'r'iloz'. in nnznvrrinc an
HTuIt 3prlimio.1 in the Natural Assem-
bl1 \I':'1.1dh1 He said (lull in sun
ji'r'znlii Lola him would be 10.jeomr—
(li7e Illi lives of all Alli-‘Il'lklnfi now in
Rus'da.
E ARRESTS
IN RUMANIA‘.
I)(. I‘.
. XTENSI
' MAD
VIENM '1 1111131111; ~~3Rumao
yesterday by Game V arden VVilburF Monday to ”199.1 for an absolute. par- nm is ( xpuicnclne tmublt = in the oc-
Smith chargedawith peljury in swear-
ing a false age when he obtained a.
hunting license from Town Clerk Her-
bc-rl R Smith rccentlv.
he was 16 years old. Comstock ap3
peared before Judge George H Yos-,
burgh
‘~sentence.
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1‘ The board of electrical commission-
for n‘hfilg- and power service by the
South/ swarming .plant. 7
to be announced
. become, elective
intent by con-
MW
I 01:. top of mém
,g-Lhe announce
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HENHRHIIISITN INTI HTE' 1ITT ERIN; 'NITS
rgthe financed} Judge William F. Tammany, referee foum‘: ed on the husbands alleged con
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The action- became necessary -beu
is g1 'uiually Wasting away em at a meeting heldlast nigh/t voted cases of the gfively serious fuel 1311111131..
tion and the enormous increase in the
price and scarcity of material
ty of coal comes
manation, 11115111111133?“ an
soda We . may.
will!» Wm?! shipments
_ newest 21mm
(ion .for Louis Ra 01111.23, of Elv av-e
nue '
K11: one is imprisoned in the Stale
father Ills petition 11ill be partly
based on llHreatment to himself and
”1‘38 morning. who suspended members of the family at the hand ”been mauled from
of the elder Kalona. The venue n1
iis new sufferingsr from an- adication of .
the throat, said to have been'caused.‘
by being throttled by his father.
There‘ are times whtn he can spent;
on ' in a whisper because of 1.1113
1 uble.
Judge Roraback/wa'll preside with:
Gove’rnchHOlc-omb over the hearing
cupied regions oI Tranmlx ania. ac.
cording to dispauht :4 110111 Bucharest.
These 1111“ 11.0.1» (113(‘3 r the situation
He Claim6d3p1is .9. the acknowledged Aim-pr of mg in Trunsvlmnia is seritus, paiticular-
ly in the vicinily of l‘mmannstadt it
3(101112 Hoops have
(he Bessarabian
“0111 11nd thmwn into the ermann-
stadt district.
-- lt {l}111‘.ul'S.IIlaI in Normans-£11m an
independnni government l1:2.<l bvvn set
up.
men! were arrested by 1hr3 ll'
Reinforcement: it is said .
in :2ll being; made, 1n(lu'l11,_
clergymen.
is lepm' to d that
nmnian
many
appointed to hear evidence in the
emitter divorce swans, taught by
Kr. and ms. W I} Hendrick,
W
duct with an East Norwalk woman in
a bum on the East Side. Charges 0!
memorable cruelty brought by both
in In. Bendflck‘s favor
. not the can
101 the present..-
Conklin. new 117-3 ..
\ll the numb 31s 11 Till“ 1 ovorn- _
:11 res in"
perilo- were dropped; The question 1 I
ll
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