Evening sentinel, Friday, January 2, 1920 · page 1

 

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ESTABLISHED 1870.

 

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Entered at the South Non Ilk Pout-

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State’s Attorney Hoy,ne of

Chicago, Says AttorneV'I
Teneral or His Friends

Are “Playing Petty Poli-

 

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RAHIBAIS BAURHTI

The Department of Justice
Agents Withdraw AfterI
Time for Raids Is Set "1
Roundup to Be ContinuedIof

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H‘HICAGO Jan. 2. ~~More than 200

all-rged members of approximately
seventv radical organizations and
1-ults,'1n10n;z VVhom members of th

Industrial “Otkeis of the \\ 01'111 1111
Communist Labor Party, the (701111111111-
1V1 V. and the ana1chis1s 11nd sVndital-
fist-s p1edominated,todav VV'ete in jail
or 1\\ 11111111: action of St .11e and 11.11121-
:1. 1'11lice1s. and raiding parties still
sought other suspects.

The raids were directed by
711.11.1'111'1, State's Attorney, and 111111'31'111
culmination of a five months' inV'csti-I
union by agents 01' the State's -\tto1'
pair‘s office. privatedetectiui agen-
cies and military intelligence opera.
titres. State and city police officers
:11- the arrests, Federal oll'icers

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Heublein s Old Place in New:
Haven Is Made a Complete

Wreck

 

HAVEN. Jan. 2."

NE\\' Fire com-
pletely \v1'eck1d 1111.- restaurant known

as Sabitini‘s. l'otmerly
close to police l11111thuurters, early yes-
terday. From Sabatini's have been an
11-11e1l William (largiulo. the proprie-
11» . 11011.“ his brothtr. who was 1111111-
ager. and 1111114210 ’11 appiann the bar-
111-111111. in 1111-1111111) into the sale 01
wood alcohol. Harry Vincent. 11 bar-
be:; in a 5110p over the restaurant, is
one 01‘ the men held by the police in
1‘1.ic0pee. Mass.

Several explosions followed the dis-
covery 01‘ the blaze. For a time the
1111111111111 had 11 task to save the City
111-11. almost adjoining.

it has been charged that wood al~
col-101 whiskey has been distributed
from Sabbatini's, the method having
been for containers to be left in the

.bror-room to be later called for.

The restaurant was well patronized
Victinesday night with diners who
strayed well into the morning hours.
Jittcrnal revenue men made visits and
found no violation of the law.

Fire Marshal Perkins. who forced
111:3 way into the building while the
fire was in its first stage. says that
the odor of burning alcohol was no-
11093411112119 regards as significant
the fact that ten minutes ea1lier ap-

asatus was drawn to a business
block in Chapel street in which were.
found two separate insignificant fires
11'. toilet rooms.

MUST HAVE 1920
MARHERS RY MIINIIAY

The 1919 Connecticut automobile li-
censes expired at midnight, \Vednes-
day. and those who used last year's
licenses. yesterday, were doing so in
Violation of the law. according to 01"
ficials of the State Motor Vehicle De-
partinzvnt.

 

Progecutions will not. be begun. how
the

ever, until Monday. Owing to
great rush for renewals of licenses in
the final days of the year. the police

departments of all cities in Connecti-
cut. have been notified by the State
- Department. of Motor Vehicles that all
after
m1dnigbt. Janua1y 4, will be liable to

those using the old markers

fiasccu t ion

~. Therefore the extension of the time
hmit for automobiles to obtain renew-
‘111 cf the; 1- licenses will expire Sun-111g Fumi

dainigtm

Heublein‘s,‘

 

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Agreement Signed by the

 

Bolsheviki and Esthonian
Representatives Is

Studied . I

I fie ishinc process were wrecked
1 MANY TRfl PS WILL ,bV a plosien, 01' unknown origin, at
I8: .35 clock this morning. .

IIE IIISARMEII

Army Stores to Be Neutral-
ized and Immobilized U n-
til Jan. 1, 1922 1

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DORI‘AT. Thursday. Jan 1. Stud;
the agreement. signcv by l <thoni .111_
and BolsheVik representatives last .

night preliminary to an armistice. put-I
ticularly the military guarantees, in-1
dicate the listltotiians have scored a

notable success in the most important I

points under negotiation. The
surprise of the gurantees
that the I'lsthonians. would not be

quired to eject soldiers who

bi;-
was
re.

nest

er the peace treaty between Esthonia
111111 Smiet Russia is tatified.

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TI. 0 military guarantees ptohibit lb! 1
presence on the le11'itory of either 80-:

Esthonia any armies
other than their own or of friendly
powers with which one of the con-

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V .et Russia or

 

 

STRATEIIRII HIIME

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trean
Found Dead in Bed
Open Gas Jet in Room——
Deaths Accidental

 

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(‘ll111‘l1's‘ Trean 2‘15. an e1 ove of 11'."
Singer Manufacturin: ('1.1panv, and
his wife. Mrs. Nellie a‘1 1.. 35. wch
found dead in bed. y ' 2d: 1v atznr—
noon. at their home. 62 ‘ltt‘lls‘ street.
Straliord. by Mrs. Arth. Salonekof. ,

of 75 Sachs street. victin of gas poi-I

sorting. Death was accid1 '11111. accord-
ing to Medical Examiner \\'.' B. Cons.
well of St ratfotd. The 'odfes' 1'1>1'I'
taken by lltdetlakcrfi’t‘e l; 1. (‘11"tl.<.
ol' Stratt‘ord. to the 111m 111) 111' Fan.
Potter. Broad street 111'111;1;)1~1'1.
awaiting arrival of r1111. V'cs. ,

Neighbors living: ac 1..- the h'dl
from the Trean flat 5 died ga< Ives-
tcrday. “‘th they ' d to gain on-

trance to the apartn t. theV found
the door locked and : ified M1s.Sa-
'lonekof. the agent 01‘ ' -buildinz. She
unlocked the door 111‘ ound man and
wife dead in bed. 0 of the gas jets
in the front room. ch is‘ used 101'
the heating of wan 1 the. radiators.
was discovered to b1 .pen, .

ACCOl‘dll’lS l0 lllc . adioal examiner,
who procured a stw nent from Mrs.

Salonekol‘. Mr. an1: 311's. Trean 1'en11
ed the flat in the - 'lvpart 0f the
week and moved '- yosfordny, Last
night III? agent. ( 11d pt the Trp'xtt

how to use the
' in the radiators.
learn any of the
1? night The 1'-ou
after midnight.
Vparentl} in good

home and explain
gas for heating:- “‘1'
warning them not
jets lighted durinc
plc retired shorti
New Year's Day.
spirits.

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The new Y1 r of 1920 was but 18
minutes 11111:.11 the sirens, whistles
and sc'vtcrir revolver shots

ed. when a,
and Mrs 31
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morning. fr
Master 1'11. uso, Norwalk’s first 1920
baby. W1 iobably be the owner of
the crib donated by the Sterl-
_ away to the first or
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oy son was born to Mr.
stopher Caruso. 11 Pod-
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Being! small mills at

{Ought 1
undei General Yudenitch in his reoent,
campaign against Petrograd until at'tv

Io",cl11(k last. night,

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‘stepping only

'MAN AND WIFE - :

1sitets

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ASPHYXIATEII IN

'autoniobile while

I be M l'.

Ithe fire was under control.

 

that;
racuouslr W91 imed it had bardly huch- I

'HAIIIEY PIANI HRINIIIIIII

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Five W'orkmen Reported Killed and One Inita'ed, But

Telephone Service Was

Interrupted and the Shock

Felt for Twenty-Five Miles From the ScenIb of the

 

Explosion .I.

it

a
\\'11..\IINGT()I\. “111.. Jan. 2.e~TVV'1) Cows were broken and other damage'
L110 llaglcy Yards ol‘ done. Judge Bradford, vi 0 is recov-

the
in

1111 Point l’otvdet' Company. a coin»

mill VV'l11 re black powder is
11d, and a 1 1115s mill which is used
in

Two men \Vere killed and another
11:01:11ny 111111 IV hurt. They have not
1:1-111 1111' . tified.
\\' ilnlingtoit and

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the 's'urrountlIn;r
10111111) 1"01 l111‘i\ miles VV as Violently
1:1111IV1n and 11111 hou: 11's in the imnttu
11.11111 Vi1tnit. of the plant w-‘He badly
1;1111111:1d.'11111 home 111' fort-n11 Peder-
111 Judge 113111111111 (1. Bradford. situated
about 111111 way 111.1111 the mills, was
“110111111- .‘111 111' the doors and win-

 

cring from a long illness, as affected
bV the shock

Some similar houses at floaty ( a.V
wtte damaged also, but Sobody was
hurt in consequence. ;-'

. Alter close investigation the
victims of the explosion Were identia
tied as folloWS: .

Larrum Finder, 48 year! old of
l11m'_V' (‘1:1y; (‘atvin SWattwood, 2111'
Antonio Granguillo, 31, of \Vilmi ng-
ton; .(iioV'anni Martini. 40. nd Thom-
as Anselmi. 40. of SquirrelI ..

\l'hile several men wrre‘injfil‘od. it,
\' as s1at1 11 at noon that. none had been
badly enough hurt: to be seit to ahus-
pital.

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EIRSI TWII MEN ARRESTED IN I920 IIIIIE
PIIIIEEMAN WIIII RUNAWAY AHTII RHIE,
STIIPPINII WHEN ESP FIRES AT TIRES

 

F1-11111111-k .1. 1111111, New (‘anaan aVc-
nue, a New York suga1
John McNally the first two men to be

Poliei man Robert Gainor,
'after thev had
Ibem put under a‘rrest giving him a.
IVVid automobile ride from Washing-
.11'11et to the top of (‘lay street bill
when the politetnan
his revolver and fired tandout
11'. the automobile’s tires.

Ham. While driVine, his automo-

111‘: 1':

Mr.
dUVVu South Main street, collided
occ1up ed by Mr. and

Mrs Samuel Foster. 29 Orchard strLec

.15 11 was coming out 01 Monroe stteet drew his revolver and was shooting atI
Th1- Foster Ithe tires, VV hen Mr Ham stopped and F
.1?! 1'11 was dam 111-111 to 1111.1 (\"lL‘lll that 11‘ signified his willingness to go to po 1

In“) South Main street
11111110 be towed to a gatage for 1e-
pairs.

111111 eman (iainor.

after investigaLI

in: him Well. with opeiating 1111
under the influence

Mr. McNally, who was

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111‘ intoxicants.

broker, and

Ham, is said to hate protest-
was held
(1 intel-

with Mr.
ed the latter’s arrest, and h
on charges of intoxication

'ur'rcsted hero in 1920 “1,11,4qu “1.1111,;ng with; policeman .11“ 1.110 mursc
.’0' of his duty.

Boarding the 11am car Policeman
(.‘ainor instructed the driver to ‘pl‘ty
Iceed to police headquarters. \\ hen

the car got under the Washington

fue-

RIIPER SALES ERR
“IAW ANII [IRIIE ”

To Celebrate First Sunday
After Prohibition Goes
Into Effect

VVAb'HlNGTON, Jan. :2. The cele-
branch 01 January 18. the first SundaV
after (onstitutional p1‘0hibit.0n goes
11110 001 .'1 as ”law and order" Sunday.
'VV‘as endorsed yesterday by I)ani1l (I.
Roper. commissionm ol' the intc'rnal
icVenuc in a statement 11pm almg 101
an “amused public cons1'-'1111(e

 

 

 

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with
rear. 1'11 to law entorccmcnt and pro'mk

1s 111.: that pruhibiti on would be 111 I
forced strirtly by his bureau.
I VI hethe1 prohibition is a \Vise na-

tional policv. " said \11
10111111 a question for
tcntion among good citizens.

“As an officer of the Federal (lmu
lernnmnt. lean have no (lifteren
aid VVitn regard to the cnlot'cetuent 01'
p.11hibition than with respect to the
1111‘otcement of any other 111w and 1
'shall. therefore. insist upon the same
’strict observance 01' this law. as we
endeavor to attain with respect 111 all

other laws the 1'1nl'orccmcnt 111' which
is 1111111111 with this bureau.
believe that any state or other
'cul division will consciously brim: dis.»
.crcd't upon itself by failure to 1'1-
':pond promptly to its full legal
moral responsibilities of initiative and
1-1-opcration in connection with the en-

iuicemcnt ot‘ the national protrbition
MRI

110111 1'
debate 01‘

laVV and 01"111'1 Sunday
1110\bcginning 111 11 11111. 1111 11.11 1.

1.1. n1 111V1111d an even 11m law and 01'-_
1.111 011. '11"V:111ce."

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w 1111111111. 11011
;. 11111111111111

sttect railroad bridge. Mr. Ham SWL’I‘V-I

ed sharply up Vt est \Yashington
st.,rcct and contrarv to the advice 01'
the policeman to turn around and
driVe to headquarters, kept. on his
IVV'ay. As the car was approaching the
top of Clay street hill, the policeman

lice headquait'cts VVithout tur'thei d11—
“tours

Mr. Ham VVas paroled until tomor-

‘Vith in! tho 1incident, plac cd Mr. Ham un—Irow morning, when he “ill appear be—
Ider attest 101 reckless (l1l\in}Z, charIg- fore Judge George H. Vosburgh.

in
the CitV' court. Mr. McNally was re-
Ileased for trial tomorrow in bail or
I350.

 

 

HEAII MASTER RIAHE:
HAS RESIIINEII

111111) \V.Blake-“11111111:
111 the Norwallt 1111111
101' ;‘~‘\'- :':1l yrarS.
s'gnatiun to take effect immediately.
311'. Platte goes to Stamford at onI‘e.
to assume a similar position at a much
larger salary than he was getting in
Norwalk. He received $2.200 a year
here.

There is a rumor about town that.
Professor Edward H. Gumbart. lor-
nierly of the Norwalk High school bu'
for some time in East llarttord, mayI
Blake's successor hcre-

Fire, Thirty Miles Wide
Out, Savs Buenos Avres

 

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LI’ENOR AYRES. Jan. 2.~—A fire,
thirty miles in width, which was re-I
ported yesterday as raging in the

neighborhood of San German, a town,

on the line between Buenos Ayres
province and the Pampa ter1"1101y.11as
been extinguished, according to re-
potted yesterday as raging in the
acres of wheat were destroyed before
It is be
'lieved to have been set In agitators.

IFiVe hundred men were sent as rein-

forcements to those
flames.

The fire at San German is

fighting the

na. notwithstanding predictions that
settlements between property owlners

and harvest hands already effected or:

prospective, would end the tmuble.

U. S. Army Stocks Lost in

NANTES. Jan. 2.—\'ast sheds,

cflorts of firemen.
yet been determined, but trim;-

 
 

 

 

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has tendered his 1'1'-'

coinci-i
Ident with a continuation of agrarian
1 . . . , . .
ag1tation 1n Var1ous parts of Argenti-

Fire on St. Anne Island

[IZII EIIMPANT
SETS MITRE IANIII

I The 010 (‘ompany of \X'ilton (-‘on-
110clicut, has :1’cu1'1..‘. '11'1 op‘1'1 :1 on 1111
property on the west 11111 01' the 1:111-
1‘oad track, opposite George 11‘. Foote':
residence (In this tract of thirty acres

twenty dwelling houses will be built

Ito accommodate the families of those
1who will be employed in the 020 lac-I
tot'y,

eitV' opposite St. Matthew‘ 5 church

The undelVV1ite1's of the companv'

will hold a meeting next week at 4G;
IBroadwav, New York city, and as soon

Ias a1rangements are made for the
drawing of the funds, \\ estcott o1:'.
tMapes. of New Haven, 1111 br‘cak

ground for the factorv.
I The 020 Company of Wilton, Con—
necticut. has rented the building 0p-
posile Sherman More-house‘s. and will
fit up an ofi'ice preparatory to

started in the course of thirty
An elaborate sign has already been
erected on the building, bearing the
inscription: “The 020 Company.”
This building will be used as an of—‘

,fice of the 020 Company until they
{move in the new building. A full of-
Ifice equipment has been ordered and
Ibusiness will be commenced immedi-

I ately.1

ITRISTRAM SHIIE
" BUSINESS WIIE

 

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h Icelebrating 1919 as a. year of victory bride has been a valued employe or
ous-

ing American army stocks on St. AnneI
island, near the state railroad station,
were completely desttoyed by fire last. to accommodate increased
night with their contents, despite the More floor space has been,
The loss has not. and Mm

 

the Trish-am shoe abbpz1:Union street,
business

which will be built on the prop-I

the ’
erection of the factory. which will be’
daysfl

Plans have been made to enlarge

 

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State Pure Food Commie:
3 to Investigate if It \ 11:-
lates Dry Act

HARTFORD. Jan. 2.—State Pure
and Commissioner Thomas l-lolt
considerin" the ailVisability 01‘ 111111141
Ilating rules 101 the 1113111111111 oi the
sale 01' Jamaica ginger. llis attention
was directed to what he (.‘Ons‘dei‘cd
the necessity 01' taking action in the
matter by the receipt of a letter from
a manufacturer 01' Jamaica ginger. 111'-
Icompanied by a copy of a label for the

is

approval of the commissioner- The 111—
bcl contained 11 formula for a liquid
whith contained 211) 11111'c1nt.ot alco-

[1101,1110 commissionel cons ulted “1111
the. State “(‘[IHI'lllllnl ct Health and
was informal that >111 per cent. was
not an estsire ))111]H)1‘Iltiil and that

 

even 9.”. 1211' ('1'111. 01' a bind would not
be tension-1'11} ‘eo I‘."‘.f".1.
Conllil.>.l'.;ll"1‘ 111:1? .1'.'.id _V1'.<t1'11'.1_
Ithat if it V'.':1.1: 111111' 1'I1111 to ..:.1
Itaht the 1"1'111111'1' pt'oh1bition law \.1I.1
'cVaded by the ingredients, which 1.11
.into Jax 1mica singer, he would do.
what hx could to prevent the in

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85, IIIIII CENSUS
ENHMERATIIRS HHS?

I \VASHINGTON, Jan. 2. The tour-
teenth decennial census began todav
with 85 000 enumerators engaged in
iccunting the men, women and children
of the United States and collect 11g
,data on the resources of the nation.
:The census is expected to be completv
ed within two Weeks, but the compila-
tion of the figures probably will re
quire four months.
I The population is estimated at b1
,cht-n 107,000,000 and 112, 000 001).
Icompared with 93,000,000 in 1910.
When the fiist census was taken inI
1790 during George “'ashington's ad-I
ministration. the population was
,ported at 3,000,000.

W'ashington is the headquarte1s of
the census work, which is being donLe'
under the supervision of Samuel

 

 

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Moscow Reds Predict

 

LONDON, Jan 2.—~A Soviet

stn the world. The message. aftet

'for the Soviets, Bays:

NI'IVI'ARK. N, .1, .Ian. 2. A contin was withdrawn from a stock 11111111th
“is noination today of the sensational raids said I‘“ had 5‘0““! for the purpose of

con- I began last night by the

1 stand-'1
,\\’a,':onloads seized

1 cannot:
politiw
'Ialcohol at

IIIIIMAN INVENTS

and '

mark

Ieti that
R’the use of charcoal for the absorption

:Claim For Its Production Is

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Two Wagon Loads Seized in Saloons. and Salesman Ad-
mits Selling Five Barrels of Alcohol at $20 11 Gallon”-
Mtn Are Held Without Bail for Action by Fedora!
Authorities

 

engaging in the barbers' supply but»
ness as a sideline. Ho asserted “All
Ants“ 11111111 “'ltrpt pestering him' to
sell the 111101101. 101' which he had paid
$3 a gallon. lie figured it would I39
1110111 profitable he said. to sell it to
Amsterdam than to use it in the male
1119'11111111'111' 1111) mm and hair tonic
[11011111111 .Uns.

Amstt 11l11111 was held without button
1 111111111111. \' iolatim: the war- -tttne pm

"wood alcohol
in 11 1111111 01‘ $111001)
“'IlIls‘lV'l‘y helm: stored
the police station, including two
in the saloons ()l
Abraham Amsterdam and his father-
in-law, Max East.

The arrest 01' Artistertlam was the
fourth since the squad started its cru-
sade last night. I

squad" resulted
worth of illicit
at

\‘I'illlam Landau. a salesman. admit
ted, according to the poll-'1». that I111 lllh'lil’" 1‘” I‘mda“ has been he“
had sold Amsterdam live barrels 01: ' M” T.

The alcohol! Continued on Page Twelve.

¥NII IIEEIEIAL PRIIIIE
EIRST HAS MASH PLANNER [IE FIRE
AT STATE HIISI’ITAI.

Trustees, However, Have
Gathered AHFQMWQV
dletow n Blaze

$211 a gallon.

 

 

Made For Mrs. (.arner,o
Pittsburgh, Pa.

l’lTTSBI'RGl-l.
the first

 

is c‘a 1111
based on

Jan. 2. 111
gas mask

 

ot‘ hitzhly poisonous cases from the 111'

biosphere. the principle which 111 3011 .V'n special meetina ol' the trustees

ual practice was so valuable to the 111 the 1‘011111-1'ti1'ut State Hospital in
armies of the \\‘111'I(l \'\'111'. was made MiddleinVVn has been Called-lo inves-
the late Mrs. 11. 11. Harper. ol'I’it1s1 liuale the tire :11 one 01 the buildings

when nine inmates
11 was thought a._

the institution.
lives.

Ill
closed their

This statement is made at the
111' Research ht-l'e.

IrillIL‘Il.
.VI Ilon institute

311's. (3311"le ”1,. “1”,. of the (lit'ct‘t- 111w days following the disastrous
1.' 11‘. research 01' an important natur- blaze that the trustees “mild meet.
“1 uas company 111.11“ became intpr. and conduct an. investtgation. but no
,1. 1111 In 1111) PXIW‘I'IlllnIlIS her husband ‘7'.“ 1”” hm?” ”Elma.“ hand strum”;
\'. 111.1 ("11141111ng in connection with ‘1“. said that undoubtedly t e rim or w

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Thieves. breaking: the top pane 111

class 111 a “31111on in the rear 111' Keel»
111'» slvt store. \Vashinuton street . .
’e'. 1lll1v this inmning. got, away with .\ I'I1'11 11111 1\‘1‘llIl'l2 was 0,130de by
111 pails oI shoes. mostly boys the members of the mee A. (1" It

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World Victory 1n 1920

wire.“ returned 110111 a
less message received from Moscow trip to New York city and vicinity and
yesterday flashes New Y‘ears greet- have taken up their residence at 38

“In 1920 we shall attain a victorious and the groom recently
end of civil war. Siberia, the Ukraine, overseas, where he now more service
the DOE realm: and the Chum do and was 11 11111111111111- 1:1! the 1161b Regi-
V . 33.“, ' filo be So- 10 .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ofllcially until tlie' "
which will be

11111 I111 taken
111 .\1 1111111'11'er
1211111 111111111 January

'I‘In' tl‘ttsf- 1:. I .'

up
1111'1'11'112.
I71.

VV'1'V'1 1'.

that time. early in
151171- 111111 appeared on the battlefields
111 I-lttrrpe. “111111 the principle was
once established. the institute (let-1111*

flurws' which {it

have been

.. .. 1. . .. .01 'l . l . l' _ s1-1'1111111: 1'111'1s 111 relation 1 the cause
111. Mm. (1.111111 111.1,21111 .1111 1111111 1 111’ 1111» hlaan. and have ben particu-
(ll‘Jt‘ll L'us masks 111 ”I“ ”HUM”. type. lurIV I1111-1'1".<II111' 111 the matter of the
and in Jun... 1915, they were handed 11115111111111:th 1'111111111'11'rl with the “b
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IRSERVE NEW YEAR’S

11 ft the rear of 1111- stori-
in disordu'. scattering shoe bows and
(111111011114 about the floor and
IlcaVing a trail 01 1111ptIV boxes to the
hack V' 1'11.1 The loss will 1111.111111211
5100 Money in the cash register and
safe was not tampered with.
The tuett “as 1'1 ported to
man Reynolds at 5:55 o'clock this “I I’ve ,0 show his appreciation of
mom no The T’O“b1 “1‘10 Company the new club turned the candy over to
watchman stated todaV he thought he the chairman of the club who will r0-
heard an unusual noise an hour be draw an, candy on the night of the 1
“”9 b“ “90“ pan-01mg “‘5 PM" dance. Jan. 9111:1920111 Town Assem-
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7‘ ‘ Th‘ ‘ their club room. on “'8“ street. Sand-

wiches and drinks were served, which
made the boys happy. As New Year's
was ushered in .1he old year was giv-
en a good farewell by all. A drawing
was made for 111 pounds of candy.
'VV'hlch was won by John 11190.01 River
s1reet,Norwalk

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York and ('I1I1'11u011a5t night. must
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the, possibility that '
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. The recent marriage of Miss Mary
Evon and Andrew J. Soltes. both pop-
ular young residents 01‘ South Nor-
walk, is announced. The marriage
took place on Dec 13111 1919, at the
.Methodist parsonage. on West avenue.
Iand was petformed by the Rev John
IJ' Snavelv. The happy couple have
short honeymoon

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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