Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 10, 1920 · page 1

 

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Entered at the South Non talk Post-
Office atSecond-Clau Mall Matter.

ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD giaBPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR

 

 

SOUTH-NOBWALK, (30”., SATURDAYpJAN. 10, 1920

(Generally fair tonight and Sunday;—

 

 

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11.
AND
18 ENG

s of Privileged
’t See Increase
Marriage

BERl IE
S EN [91‘]

ith Sa3s Leap
r Made Any.

' ...-,3..-“ not:

1

' Yea r,
Ltakin;

yet the girls
advantage 01'.
onial license, the
1 llll' question them-
_'-c01ds of the town
ere has not been an
min-'11 of marriage
ring the first len
r, as compared with
.1; mdinary 3'1111'2,
thi- species was pop-
- do all the p1opos

his experience for
n'iuse license clerk.
'8“ R. Smith said.

, never made any dif~
umber of marriagts
~11 woman wanted to
d :11 ahead and do it
1'1 1.1.1 :1pY11111 to c.1111111
'1 g
1" 15119 thete 33'1"1111 .'1
f 11111111111. es in Nor-
-i11g (11111 of the larg-
_of the city.

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e e3enin,2 was spent,
:10 01 the South Nor-
anli chtuth 3'1ster-
' suppc1'3311s served
f e1 whith )lls‘s Mel'-

g-n 211311-11 3'913'in11r-

' subject was formine
(‘11. “111.1 Miss. .Vlt'vi'win

penkhz' 111111 1011! set-

. 2120:1113 interested

”1901111111 most enthus-

.'d to form .'1 sewing

., or}; to 111': sent. to the

. in Various parts of
6.1 club will meet on

llodwcll.’ who was
1 duct 11 class in cal-
'lk 1111110111; 111011: with
.. This work promises
sting. and it is hoped
ill enjoy themselves
winter.

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11131111111

movement
of an exclusively
.'nt. 11 has become of

portance in which the
i‘d 1s grea Ll3' intetmested

_:'1ation of the British
, 0 years ago, to make
wish . National Home-
. have repeatedly given
. Palestine the ancient
ewish people should
..a national Jewish cent-
'resident Wilson in his’
,1 Rabbi Stephen “7159.!

 

has long

" in behalf of the Amer“

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1 BS FROZEN
. ENG BLIZZARD

 

_ 10.~~Thousands were
11 111 11 blizzard which
sthom’r. on New Year's
here state
.bodics 01' refugee-'1 were
, <t 1.1.1. ween this city
d American Red Cross
there new many in-
021221 to death at. their

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es from the consoled
1' eral Yudenflsh ' .-

.Bank and Trust
'pointt'd administrator with the will 1m~
. nexed.

'1 Light

fwith a barge of coal consigned to De-

ERANNUN ELEGTRIG1
I SEEKS $54.81” .55

Brings Suit Against Admin-
istrator in Estate of Jona-
than Camp, of Hartford.
Formerly of Norwalk—J
Based Upon Losses Causedu

by Contact—Lamps Madeb
for Export Trade to Neg“ crs Notified of Increase of

. . . Half Cent on 3 Gallon of.
lect of Domsstic Busnwss; -
l Fluld

'BGGSl PRIGE
N y ANTS
Ell l Gll

South Norwalk Commission-

 

HARTFORD. Jun. lit—Judi: “11--

1.11111 M. \Inltbie 1111-11111] :1 spuiul

111'111 of the Superior (‘ llll 1111111 optin—

111 ,3'-1s't1.11'd:13', and then took up

suit of the Fx '11nklin Eloctiii (‘ (1111112111; '

.1u11irt the Travclm's B1111k11n1l i‘ruq. MfiNEY IN A YEARI

tompany.112111111111111511'11101' of the 1-s-.

1:1t1- of Jonathan (lump, 1‘111'111111' presi ,

dent 031.1111 plaintiff 011111111123: \Iy

(.‘11n1p let on October :25 1918. 111.13-

1mg a will in which his 31",i1e Susan M. CO-nuniSSioners Discouraged

Camp. was na1n1d as 1\e1 11111). Sh.

dcclim d to qualify, 11nd tho Travelers
(‘ompuny was up-

of Oil

A 11-11 :'1 in 1111' :11'i""

The Franklin Electric . l l . g, 1' x- “ 1k .1 1
. 1 . . —— "..- ' 31‘1“ 1 ' l .‘-i i '1' ' ii '31::
parl3 seeks to recover $54,861.11”. The 1:1'11‘1'? l'ts't “feel 3: "11:1111 L‘p‘ncvix'm“
clann has been presented 33ith the 11d -'|"11'1'iu"£lll‘m” <11: \'1 1i1111 :‘11- «ls-uh;
‘1‘ _ - ~ . '1 ' ‘ ' ‘ E"
11}11n.st1'11101'. 11 331115 (iisullowtd 111111 inn-'1‘: ’l‘hc .mvaq,” “"1s. about 11'111
‘\ 1 i. l A u ' ' Vi ‘ ‘
t1o suit was instituted to recov'ei the 1 Wm on '1 ”pm, “1:11.11 fl'rtn‘irlg on
amount of the claim. Mr. 1' '11111 33': ‘ ' " I“ " ‘ ‘
, ‘ l the basis oi :1 3'11111'111 Stil‘i’lV- means ‘A
a io1merl\o1walk bpy. ' '

1‘ 1' ' 1' ~.
(.‘Hill- 11 1.1 . 1111 1111

11119.12 sum of money. .
31311010", 11131115 e‘stute was appraised atI. Th" lnc};f“in has disoournsied 111'
) aud' the Claims 1111011311 commis‘sioncxs 111 furtherinzc nuns
‘ they have been 1"111 1111-: ing to 111' 3'11] 1

 

(Continued on Page Three).

1meuns to use 111011- fuel oil.

the coal
lunestiqp still being serious-331111 no
sight

:prosp'ct of reliir in
ANITATIHN l Repeated “breaks' at the Cos Cob
.1ow1r house. of the .\133' Haven 1'1il
_road has been a. source of worry and
A Iannmonce to 1111 c011111111.1i0net's.l1.--
1.

,cause of the s ruin th own upon the
Ionuipment of the plant. which 11
21"o3ving, old u111l?"is demanding the
'lhose 33110 11111111111311 1hc "looting of
the “111111 11nd \11111111 11-11: 111 of Nor-
walk. luu 11111111 111

Ecare old age requires.
A meeting: of the elutrlcal commis-
sinners 33111 held last night the (13-
the. high school “‘_ 2,
were more 11111: 1 3311.”, unpaid. .
-l.it't<le Miss (onsuuio Dawson re- ‘
cited tno selections in 11 most clmrm- 1
in: manner and Miss- Lena .\baioni.‘: WIflflws T“ SUE
. ..

Inning heinz p'1~s1d with hie payingr of
and the Viisscs Margaret l.o33'11dc~'§

bills and discussing routine business.
and Beanice .lan'is (it-lighted the 1111 1
dient‘e in costuxm 111'1nres ‘1
$30, 000 Suit Instituted
-Ag_ainst .a: News Haven

11133. L. .l Schoepplm, pastor of thcl
South N013311lk Baptist 1"'11111(h. mad.-
SalOOnkeeper
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Inn interesting address on \lur '11113' in
1.Schools

01 great interest also 331s the que'
tionaim (omittctcd 113' Judge John H.
president of tli11~l.'ea,2he a'nd 11
litely discussion followed as to the
111:1: minus of obtaining bettu' cqulp-'

mcnt and sanitation in the Norwalk
schools.

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Jan. 10—0119 out-

 

111 l1e3e1111-11 in some of the sal‘oons in
this city will be a number of civil
stilts for damages by widows of the?
tvictims to whom the poison proved
'fulal and by men who drank 1111.1 pols-

(Continucfl on Page light).
on and who were 1 11."113zed 113' its ef-
ct. One of 1111 largest suita filed

TEAGRERS GE GGNN. ,
I. "HUI—SEIE ME. PI .1... "“ " a ‘1 011011 .1...

(Continued on 1:120 E1. .1111).

 
 

73!st
Interested persons in Nor-walk are Eng}?

included in an invitatio: 111'111111s REESE-1

been sent out by the (‘:":.....1':111'111'

State Teachers association to all:

Euteachexs sthIal cothmitlee'sh ‘auptr- ;

REBELS NillEl

I MEXICO CITY. Jan 10. -—Rebels
.33'ho attempted to ambush General
Caniio Aguilar. governor of the state
of Vera.Cruz. while the latter was
,traveling to the earthquake zone in
what state directing relief work, have
1.13m droish'cly defeated. according
to a war department statement.

A mobile column of cavalry sent
out 113 tienctal Augustin Millen su
prised the bandits. under Hijlnio

lintendent. teachers' organizations and'
welfare educational organizations to:
comcne in Hartford l'ebrum}, 1; and
14

The grave educational
confronting the country will be dis-
cussed. The session will be devoted
to a discussion of the following sub—
jects: Higher salaries 101' teachels.
an improved pension system for
teachers; mme stable tenure for
teachers. a larger contribution by the I
state 101 the financial s11'pmt of
schools in order to 1'.lie3 c in :1 Incas-
ure the buiden of 101' ll t11>;o1ion;m1d
the adoption of a state wide public. 13
campaign for bringing: “11311 subjects
before the attention of the people 011

the state.

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The tug Greenwich, from New York

emergencv

:1 point called Agostadero, killing thir-
.’1" and wounding many others.

S.T JOHN EXPRESS .
TRAIN WRECKED.

HALIFAX, N. S., Jan.10.-—The St.
John Express was wrecked at
Mackays Siding, near Stewiacke, thiat
morning. according to a, report re-
ceived here. All the cars are report-
ed 012 the track.

 

 

 

 

 

Anti-Japanese Revolt
311linéa'fB1-othersP Seaview avenue 3111- B _______Itin
t e or over an hour Thutsday in an’
effort. to break through the ice near eafiEnONhaJagrgg —Antanti-Japau-i
Fuchs pomt to get up the East Nor— accordin gt SBOBhe‘nlkou in Coral,
walk channel. The attempt was giv-i i ii 03 e vireleeséom-
en up, the tug steamed away for an- mun cat 11 received here last fight
other I)?! when the Weather was more from Moscow. .
113 are e. /’
During the early part of last Week; Reports 0' the imminence of a. revolt“
the ice 'in the East. Norwalk channel in Cot-ea have come “1mm Hm!“
wfushll {lineage thick. e e chi f lion
0 t e or r it was 9 inches thick.‘ 5 e 0" 9°
The rains and thaws or th’e pain so ‘19 mu 91111
eral days have losened The i
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in Plans for Further Use'

Ihourd oi 11031.11

1 c0nd1t10ns.

‘MGiGRGlGlE IN
.llGllSE STARTS
A ElRE SGARE

Louis E’us 1133 Bought a Sec-
ond Hand Machine

SANl...NY ,
GElNlll "All:

Health Officer Tracey R8-
l ports to School Committee
A and Instructs Them to
t Make Improvements . .

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Committee of Schoo
Home League Actilave 111
Children’. Interests

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Room

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033's of House, Giving Ap-
pearancc of Serious Blaze

A cmumitit'e of the School
11111111 1 (1121111 of \mmtlk yeste
toplerlui with Health (Miner “illifimI Louis Puskas

.1. 'l‘1atc'3 11111111111111" the poorsanit'y c1 nlh'

 

17 Bouton street,
pun l113ed a

re
second hand

1.111dition 1 21111 Vllllllil’ it 10015 PM" motorcycle Desiring to dehe into
"‘"L‘fl‘ "" 1"““7‘ “"d Center the 11135161105 or running that (.'rhc
bulilclmgs 1.

10s ession, he took it into his
111111111 ()flic11"i‘1'ac1_3 r1 ported M 3:11:39 ‘Vt’fieldflr “um-not,“ and Stan
he 111111 11 itifled thy 'zhtildinu com-w 011 m9 enune Shortly “flaming (.15.
“P “f m" "0’“‘3 “‘ (‘llllCIllOll’ W .. tire neighborhood was wrought 10 to
N'llllallfln “llh lnl‘lllllllons fm‘ the 0‘“ hjflh pjuh of pxczt’plnent and tho
condition b“ unproted fir 'n and apparatus of the Central
Tlmse that 1119 a111uninted with e_- m“. Shanon come cluttering swiftly
“mi". 1‘31"“ that D" ”3""? to the house' where Louis was in-
"0““ ‘0 “0”?” m" 9‘” “I; feel nocentlv tinkering with his new cm'.
n 133' some good will be accomplished “'hen 1’11'anllle g,“ to going good,
"‘ 1‘ "'"u" "1 ms “"10“ Louis 33" .s. 100 preoccupied with the
1"“ 11111111b1rs “l ”"3 l-wsu11e;vect pride of (wocrsitip and intcicst in 1111:
to ::ufe.2ua1d the health of the .'Chll mechanism to notice that smoke. 33-115
(it"n. “T111 if U"? 1’0de 0f education filling the house and pouring from the
full to act on the orders from the windows.

thev 3113' they will in An excited neighbor, believing sun
all prob 11111113 1111 1111'1111'1' in them cum- intn‘i-u' at the house to be in fld‘mos.
'1p1ign and make the 811111 8011111 of mug firt- box 23 at 4:30 o'clock. sum-
Education :133'511'11 of the deplorable Inching ‘hn firemen, When the ap-
paratus was drawing near the smoke-
m“ Iemeloped home. firemcn made prenn

rations to fight who. looked to 1
Ioerlous blaze but they needed 1'
Ior che mind! all that was news. '5

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MAY REAEH Will E111111111111111311111:
01111111111111] 111111131 1111111111111

Has Turned Over Securities ,mmlk mlicgmm “f" are fighh
Ato‘ To‘vn 0f Greenwich—.- Rink 101' hfv‘zher wages interested
Still in Lo‘ckup Awaitingé tn 11m 1311111111 of 1111- Bridgeport' eo: 1.0

’ artmem. made ublic last nizhl. l1
Disclosures of Account- De” p

 

 

 

 

growth of the sale of wood alcohol ’sl

1 That the shortage in the accounts or

- Lanz, by an agreement with the
'town of Greenwich has turned 03 -r

iccution He will not be tried until utt-

1.21111111' and Constantino Galan, nearl

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ltrimming department of the Crorut

ivork at the usual hour this morning.

provides during the coming year for
ants ,

bars of the form-z .
One suptrintrndcnt. salary 54.2.15:
one assistant superintendent solar:

 

Louis 1.11112 of Davis avenue Green- ‘312-. 4.. 03.11.“, Mpg-y °2.3111’1' 17
wich fmwxu bookkeeper for the se—luémgfiq'm‘: jurcuao ‘20 scru-
lectmen of the town. will reach overf am: 1:11- ‘Hf‘e: 05051}... 't-1ork 33'11h
$100 001) was the opinion of the au-‘e knoll "1'1" '1'—n1 sal'rv ("050' 0:11.
thoritns in (ircennich, this morning. sun {21' 1.1 ’ :‘x ‘31.... ".'1; ,‘r:en;p~-r.
1,111.7. 33' ho has b131n arrested on a. 3183:1512}!qu 3;..1}.|...1,«‘1}lrlv .1'1111'1..g‘1111."'
chaige oi" embezzlement, has been $16”5' one 111‘111'1'11 mil”; $1.00": 1;;
3131.1 until Mondm morning to restore .. ' '

. doomen, salary $1.750; 77 (‘lass A
21321311???) for which he has mmimedipalrolmen, salary $1,750; 78 (‘lass B

patrolmcn. salary 111.625; 40 (‘lass (f
patrolmcn. sulary $1,500; 10 (‘lass A
detective". salary 312.000; 37 new men
to complete ordinance salary 31.5011.

Superintendent 5011:: ll. I!C‘d?'£l‘.t‘
acordlng to rumor.
Assistant Superintendent
Suckley to be elevated to .111 super—
lntendeucy.

securities which he said, are worth
$1.10 000 more than the amount he
took from the funds of the town. This

greement will not halt criminal pros

er Monday. when a final report of the
auditors, who are still at work on the
',books is expected.

iPBBEllJ RAISING UP

 

(Continued on Page Four)

EGREMPEGYEES

 

The public installation of officers
of Cockenoe Tribe, 011M112 S O. R. M.,
Iwas held last evening 111' Red Men ’5
I.Hnll on Main street by Disttics
The employes of the finishing and Deputy Great. Sachem Charles E. Peck
vb: Worwompon Tribe, No 411 of
Knapp hat factory, who “allied out Bridgeport and .his stall of assistants
yesterday morning because of a 31-197- officiated and can-led out the ceremo-
once against a girl worker warned to. ales in splendid and cuccesstful form.

 

 

oneinls of the plant stated this morn
ling that the misunderstanding had A
beensutishctorily adjusted. A

were: .
The address of welcome by Nelle.
l1111111 Candee. 17110., on behalf 01
Comm, extended to all a

 

Ivan: and hearty welcome
Crimea «Wot Bridgeport
l’ ”nabbed excellent vocal selections
CoreaI tithe ceremonies and re-

8‘geived“39111111111111.Imtlmllle "It! the
We! those pmt.’

m Raising of Chiefs. The follow
ling other: for the ensuing term are:

(Cogflnn’ed on Page four}.

RlllflllN HEREIN

“GAE“ANTONIO 03:1; 1mm
on Just reach madam. 1.11mi.
dro denotes,” Ame

 

 
 

In other mm, recently. mm mm: that the Judah-m

W

the following officers and other mrnr

is slated to retire. 1
(“.nrles H,

l RE EBGRENGE CHIEFS:

The special features of the occasion ,

casement: 14.3.1111.“ 'ro 131112.111.

ENGAGED IN

 

PARIS, Jan. 10. ——Thc treaty of Versailles,
and .tween Germany and the ratifying allied powers, was put into effect
Had Engine G0ing in His iat 4: 15 o'clock this afternoon by the exchange of ratifications.

PEAGEElll REUNIONS AGAlN
ESlABllSllED BEEWEEN

NARGNS
THE GREAT WAR

 

making peace be-

Although the exchange of ratifications of the Versailles treaty

gthis afternoon is the final act that
Itions between Germany and Fran .

made by Germany, so far as can be ascertained here,

peace relations with this country

restores before the war Dela--
',e no arrangements have been
to resume

Reports having been circulated unchallenged for some time to
the efi'ect that Kurt von Lersner, head of the German delegation,

come accepted as a. fact.
Associated Press this morning he

Smoke Poured From Wind- would be designated as first German charge (1‘ aflaires, it had be-
Baron von Lersner, however,

told The
had not been named for the, post.

and was in utter ignorance of the intentions of his government. He
denied reports that he would, at the head of the peace delegation,
leave its quarters on Avenue Bourdonnais for the old embassy after

the signature of the protocol.

He is still confined to his room un—

der orders from his physician, and will not leave it until the hour
arrives for him to go to the Fren 1h Foreign Office for the final cere-

mopy in the making of peace.

 

continued (Sn-fourth page.

 

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Dcsertion Is Alleged 111 Five:
Cases Before Judge John;
E. Kecler '

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' ivmmmi .331152‘11111 1:111<~- ali(~’.1nl 1‘11
:1 the scan petitions 11.1.1 1112011
1'1';:'1t('d ,3'11st1'1'da3' 113' .111-.1211 .111111 1'..
1311;11' 111 the Superior 1‘11111'1. and
1'. 1 113' tin two others,

1‘u::;.3' H. Ketcham of Milford was
"$3111 :1 decree 1'10111 Charles .1. Kct~
1'1'.: 1.1 11f this.ci'5' on charges of 1'1'11111-
1;; 1111 1'1111'11'1 of Charles S. (‘1mii1111l.
11011211111111 for the court. who heard
the 11111111111113. They were married
June it 1905’ and Mrs.Kctcl1:1n1
claimed manv acts 01 c1ucit3 011 the
part 1.111111 husband whkh the com:
11111110 repmt sustained. .ludgelx '1'1'
or accepted the report and granted!
the decree.

Susie B3102 Gyulai of New York
sustained her contention before the
(‘Ollli that Galmr Gyulai of Bridge-1
port. h'-'l hccn cruel of her since their 1
n1111'2"".:.'. August 3. 11407. and 11111 d"-
c1‘1'1 \3'11 22111121111. The custody of;
Wu 111"'1 ('liillirt'n was awarded to

11:11 petitioner. L
11113341111 firiw llcintz of 82:1..11111111

33"«1; 1211111111.? :1i\11'ce G11 11 ll ion.
Mo's (‘uhill 11-1116 1111' .l 1 111’11111: 'wli‘t 1
111“- S, 12111:. 'lh11;. were 11.11211" d
July 2“. 1911. .
“'nlter Decker 01' Norwnll: 3311: 111'
vorced from' Ida 1111:11111'111 i‘wwlwt

also of \ot'walk on allczuticns m 1111

sellion since Decembei 219. 1‘411’1. They
‘ Wire married Julvl9.1908.
Ldith Atet'y .‘Jiller of Stamford

33' as given a decree from lra H. Mil-
ler also of Stamford. Thev w-ere
1"1a111ed Janua1'3 1 1894 and dcsextion
since January ] 1913 was alleged.
Melvina Davis Monahan of Stam-
iford was given divorce and change of
name. on allegations of desertion from
James B Monahan of Norwalk. They
weie married December 27 1913, and
deserticn occurred in August. 1.014. . f
Desert‘lon since August 1912 was at- g
Ilezcd in the complaint of \Villiam1
Cotton of Bridgeport. against. Alice
Rister (‘etton now of Coventiy Eng-
land. They were married in \la3.

l

Animist 1.1912.

l

‘duy 1

'all the windtms.

; the scene.
' tacked the l1esicg1-1rs

EARTHQUAKE

HAS EAR-SEN
NlANl’ IEAlRS

.lllZXlt‘H (TAX. .l:111.. ‘1”, Flame;
are still 11.1111: 1-111111; :l l»; 11111 111-33' vol-
cano 111 S111 Misti: 1. 1:1 the western

part of the sump 1:1“ \‘1'7'111‘1'112. accord-
ing 111 11113'11'1-1' 1'1 11111131111 11111'11 111st 11.12111.
11 is stated \1111'111111- 1111.1 has “mined
as far as t‘osuuuruxpuc. 11111111 twcntv
111111111 cost 111‘ 1111' new motor livery
village in 111111 3'11-111113' 11,1114 been (les-
11‘113'1'11. 33'h1l1' 111311 and floods 111‘ con-
laminated 31'111111' 1’1'11111 sotll‘t'e's opened
113' 111:1 1'1'111'111 11:.11'111111111111115 are flooding
the 111:11'1’111 Mar 11111 1111111111.

~ Refugees front San Miguel ('onfiru}

 

(Continued on Page Four).

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1N. EBAB AEIAGRER

1". P1111111: ‘.1;11'1‘.'1(:ksr
1111‘ \‘111:1;z1.1 11f Tuam,
33'111'1‘ 11111111111111 Thurs-
;1 large p.11r13' 1t" men,
111-11111'1'3111: 111 1'111'1'.s 111911111111; this
city. The attacking, 11:11'13'. said to num-
ber 2511111 1111 1.11'11. lit-sit‘g‘eil the bar-
l‘flCltF. firing 1'1'pc11111d rifle volleys
which riddled 1111' (Sums and smashed
During 1111) fight two
or three bombs were thrown, one wall
being: demolished and one police ser-
-gean1 being slightly 31111111111111'l‘hn oc-

DI'IllilN. .lrm,
six m'lcs ['1'11111
(31113111.; (‘111121131
'11'115: 13;-

.cupnnts of the barracks icturncd the
‘fire on 1111

night assailants.
‘ Four constuhhs. who were patrol:
ling the neighborhood heard the em-
plosion of the bombs: and hastencd to
Vthn they arrived. they at-
so vigorously
that they abandoned thr- field.
Two‘bold mail rnhhcries. one near
Limerick and the other near Mullin-
‘gar, were reported on Friday. About
fifty pounds sterling in transit to re-

t 1908, and Mrs Cotton left her home cipients of old age pensions “as tak-

REPGREED GERMAN GDVERNMENI
OVERERRGWN Bl SGGIAUSES

BRUSSELS, Jn. 1'0.—'1‘ravelers
from Germany reaching here today
brought unconfirmed reports that the
German government has been over-
thmvn.

It won reported that the Socialist:

were meters of the situation. and

that a gem otrlkc» had «been de

clinéil throughout M territory not
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no: ’mo «arena-can. realm that...

 
 

If it should pr'03e true. that than
has been a new upiising in Germany.
it wOuld appear to have been delibeh

ately timed to coincide with the dot. ,

set for putting he may of Veronika
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