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A BLISHE'D 1870.
VENING
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ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR
Entered at the South Non talk Pont-
Offim- as Second-Clas- Mall Matter.
E3 ITALIAN A
SSANGEN 011
EPllWiiAiAN
elative of Judge and
.L‘andee and is Well-
133114 in Norwalk
tittiiNN
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2' the First Americans
oin French Ambulance
ps
"1:1. nephew of .Ttt-lge and
e! - 11.1.1111 Canclee.‘ Arch street, is
passengers aboard the.
11‘: I‘o31.'hatan_ which was dis-
fill-111‘ 700 111111-14 outside of the
l-‘aliiax.
: . i4' 111101311 to many per-
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whtie he has been
~- 11'- 1.14! 1'1 lati3'1‘-.4 on numermr:
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\ ' 1. 1112-; 11ly,111-\3".14'. :1 11‘1-
3' 3111: 111 the knob Club. where
a- l:';-l._\ till-1111.4.
11. 11 - “111'. ;\11'. Chunn was 111'
'»~11:l1 .\1111bul:in('1' service, 111111
- 1' 1111 first Americans to lilllt"
'- 311-111 ('i'llllit‘l bcl'ot'r- 1111'
131' liw l'nilt'ti 31111113 into lltl-'
(Cowman-11 on Page Six).
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1 "33lt4':'1~ ll.1-1':-'.4 :1 will, there is
" and that, (1111' 111-1-d not sit with
11511114, unless one wi.4hes to (lo
ell-.111y shown in the replies re-
by P... S. Hargrm'c. chairman ol‘
Ulilllill'l“ on .4'alai'1c4' ot‘ the Nor-
- eachI-i‘s' A>soc111ti11n. Mr. Hat'-
'Wl‘nte to 1111- 'l‘o-aclicrs' Associ-
'in those. Pith-s of Connecticut
111'13'” ginntr-d substantial in-
- to lltw‘ii' teatlicrs (1111111211111
1. sf'ltul'l _\'1-111'. and i'--1‘r1111'.4't11l
to slu‘r (111' method by “1111'th
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11:51 ultil-s.
141:1 .1. Miller.
1- Slaiin‘ni'd
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January 16. 19:11.
14‘. Camp.
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Camp:
ply to your 11114134111111 concern-
- r':»ii>tit1itionality of increasing
(3111 11111 '~1l on Second Paul. )
Nil ASllEll Til
ABATE STARE 1N
aZ'les Brand, the VV'asltington
t jewelry dealer. has been served
a nnticc from Snmcl Hoodncr to
t3 the sore now occupicd by him
1'. - former Jeremiah Donovan
h
-'.1 paper readerfi are familiar with
l ' fearlessly expressed opin-
'illlnfl increases in his rent'
1. 1 undilion of the furnace that:i
= 11- at for his store.
1 1".1111 pl ans to lease a store in
I l. Berli'ct block. “est
' ‘1 '2 street.
l. U; WSSUES
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‘ High school has re-
.‘a new school publica-
l'x'ho." Tilt1 school has
11'. f0." some time. in this
‘ 11 1311;. but has once again
' .. 11... cessltz: and benefits of
' '11 1111011 The first issue cer-
_ . 3111111 .a brilliant success. 1n
1 1 ,. . d that. this paper hasmet
- " mote success at its first
than all previous“ High
' 5151211110115 The editorials are
-11 fl" 1‘ 51.1111; policy of the‘ Echo”
,- "1‘ a it cling of friendship and
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C ontinued on Page
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SOUTH NOBWALK, CONN1, THURSDAY, JAN. 22, 1920—
llllll WELL TRULN 1311.
EMS LADIES’ NlliliT
Large Attendance of M: m-
bers and Friends Enjoy
night was enjoyed by 111111
11111 nibois and t‘i'icnds 01' Old llook 1111111‘
1 .11111111 ('tllllllallY, la: '1 e3'cniug. ’l‘lic'
(oml‘ortablc (mailers in the Central
"‘itz- station 33":1-11 33'1111 lillcd through-l
.0111 the 1'V11nillL'. 111111 the entertain-
1111-111 otl‘ei‘ed b3 the committcc piovcd;
‘lllL lil_3 pleasing to all. (:1111‘4' ()rchcs-f
:tia pro3ided musical 111111111c:'.~'-Izi\1.11‘-1
'1111: 331111 all t111- ponuhiai' 111.4 11 111-;
.11121) Albert lit'atiiic'i 1111111-1'111 :4' \1--1 1
lllll vocal ituiiibers, as 11111 al.4o (10111" :1;
111151. '1‘ 111' st ‘1-11lio11.: '1 1 14- 1'\111d ,
well The
Ladies
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tatlon, and '1114 obliged to 1cspon1l to
an encore.
Dancing was indulged 111 the music
for this being :413'1-11 by the Gall Ui-
chcstta and 311‘s. Gallagher.
A supper was served in the banqna-t
room on the third floor, the menu 21. ‘
cludiug roast l‘rcsh 111-1111, niashul 1111' "
‘ 1111-
; world'
111‘ 1111- 1111-11. 1' 1111111111 in 1‘1 1111111 PremieriSl‘ mm null of the tie“ regime the htter
11111101711111 :1111111111114-1l 111 hi; ministerial h- is >11 up, bill HO advices have bt‘en
WILL MAINTAIN
‘WflRLll ALLIANCES
l‘.\lIlS_
utsk. ‘
0
Jan. 22.—--Mnintenance of
“alliances that have saved
will [11- one of the chief aims-
11cc 1: nation of polic _\' todav.
The 111' 'cl111'ulion 111-21111 131111 a grace.
t'ul 1'1111-11-1111- tn 1‘.: oral-14' C lotiienceau
1111 i'ict ring 111111111: \1. \liller. 'lnll
poititcd out that 111- had
1111: 4111111111411'5' 1111-5311111 owr by a great
patriot who. in 1111- 1-1-1-14' 111' 1111'. world,
is the, incarnation ot‘ victory.”
The declaration continued:
"The execution 111' all the clauses of.
the Treaty ot‘ \‘ci'saiilcs will be law to
us. We shall‘~pui':4ti1' it without. V1114.
ll'lice 01' l'1'1‘-blcn11.4'.4'Awith unsbakable'
firmness. It includes the close and.
cordial niaintcmince ot‘ the allianmsi
which 111130 saved the. world. \\ ithout
our allies, those of the first as of the
81110
i na Dekav
lw as Miss Dekay
lilillllNEli’S NLLTEN;
last 11011113311111 trial ‘would not hate
111-111 in store lot-11.4"} \3’ but would ban"
bccii thc talc of our allies if F1 rzinCe.
had not 4'1-1'v11d four long 3'1'cti4' 113 the.
1111301 to 1' irilizatiott?"
gwttNiN 115111 1N
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ATLANTA 13 N01 1
, JEANNE 1111.11
ATLANTA, (111.. Jan. 2‘3 1.1111-1' 114'-
;11'1-lopi1ietits practically 11:13'1- nullili 1d
assumption of 1111- police that the
1' 111mg woman held here i: J€11nn1 An-
miss“ 11:: pi (item' 01 Jane Ail-4
dams, 01 Hull llouse,(1hicago. The
woman who was ai'rrsteri at a local
hotel for masquerading in an aviator‘s '
unit'mm. at first told the police she
then contradicted
hc 1'sclf. I ndez‘ c1 oss examination, the
police. claim she told se'. 11111 tlifl'eient
smiles In the last of these she again
said she 33a14' Miss lieliay until her
Continued on Page Twelve.
LLIEAL MAN‘S SPEECH
USED 1N CfliliiATlNil ‘1
Fiftv industrial leaders of New York
city, says the New Bork Herald, this
morning last night attended a lecture
given by Tellair M Minton, on “The
History 01 the American Flag," at the‘
W'aldorf-Astoria Hotel. A
Lieutenant Minton. U. S. N.,
was a
brother-in-law of Dr. James A. Meek:
\V’est avenue. He has frequently lec—f
lured in this city, and. particularly,
every school child in town has had an
opportunity to hear him and see his
famous collection of flags.
At the canclusion of Lieutenant Min-‘
ton's address, the industrial leaders,
who were the guests of General Cole-
man du Pont, decided to have copies
land sent to industrial centres through
out the. United States to housed it).
1
1
Pleasant Social Evening;
the of General Horruth,
been called I killifl»
“11) the t'oi‘iiii’ddblc honor of succeed- ““51"“
:l‘ckiuz: advices would seem to indicate
:tltal tit'cni'al Semenol‘f has
itivcly few troops.
liippai‘cntly disorganized.
>lui'b1'111ce started when J.
ERIENDSHTPLIEEIIIERS
-t'01mer resident of Norwalk, and is a 291'.
of the lecture printed in concise form past president’s pin was presented :4
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GAMBLING
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Store at .13 Main Street V‘ 15-
ited by Policemen, After
Complaints of Money
Losses
$111111: MEN 111111
‘ 1N 321411 111N113
‘Will He Tried in Uptown
Court at 3 oClock This
Afternoon
UPLNSINGS 1N
SNUR VALLEY
APE REPORTED
1'Bolshe3iki Statements Also
Show Dissatisfactidn in,
Russian Maritime Prov-‘
ince, North of Vladivos-
tok
HEN SEALENILEE
ASSUMES LilMNANll
lHis Soldiers -Are Reported to
Have Had a Clasli With:
C‘Lzecho- 4103 1111.4
111ips and potatoes. cranberry Lillll'w'.‘ 4 ~ .1 , .. 11‘ g 1 p, 1
boiled‘onilmt‘. Dlt‘klf‘t‘. (‘dkl‘ :llhl rotten: _. ‘ nu]- ltl‘ll)(:l\13fl:ull‘luxll‘TE"‘lln‘ttiméo(l‘lxr
and 0"91‘3'011" enjoyed it 1 T'I‘Z‘V‘KTX- "“n' 2‘“ S“‘"“".“‘.' ”W“ ‘1‘1'1‘3 11111-111113».- :11:~ allufllx'fi of a freak
The mmmilm' in chum 13:1 llob- “01 “1 111-1111411441: ‘ " 1111111114 "1 p.15. 11111-11 111’:.:'. 31:12.1 i-tt'cet uptown.
Prt Clark. chairman, Joscpl: Solo-.41. 11-1 astc in 51111 iia 111114 bl-m 1 11.4.411111111 b3 11‘3'Iki-1111114lot :1 miniature "'bowling
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NtNN INFLUENZA
CHICAGO, 111., Jan. 22.
cnza epidemic in Chicago today was
114-11113 cd by Health Department olfl-
cials to have passed its peak but it
continued to spread down state There
.. was a decrease in the number of new
Recent oflttial ll olshm 1k statements cases reported, only 2,008 being record-
ll1l\'( claimed that there h; 111 been up- 1'11 but the death list here for the lust
risings in .\111111' \alhy 111111 111 the Rusul 24 hours reached 61, the largest dur-
1411111 1111111111111.- provtnce, north of in): any day since mé outbreak began
\ ladi3'.ostok . 1.- Dr. lohn Dill Robertson, C113 Health
Commissioner declared “the further'
the epidemic goes. the more definitely
ARMED NEfiRUE—S the mild character of the disease is
MAKE ATTABK 0N sas. At Oklahoma City, 43 cases were
iecorded.
DEPUTY—jHERIFFAg The situation in Kansas City, Mo,
Cossack Chlt‘ES and garrison c0111..
manders under the direct supervision
in Eastern Slbt»
'ria. haie been notified by General
111113'1-11 indi1atitig 1111- ntcastiie of
suppott givcn it. llcpoi‘is reflect at
I‘ltlllt~l‘ serious situation at Baikal, Kal-
tukshaia and Misovaia, in trans-Bai-
31'111i'11. Semenoll soldiers have
with Czecho-Slovak forces.
compai‘tt- ‘.
and that they are
fluenza today were reported from Kan-
proved."
Two deaths and 124 new cases of in-
111111111 a sporadic outbieak of influen-
1za was noticed, was reporteg much lin-
(Continued on Page Seven).
Ill M A? \1k..
iiienl 01.1218 1'11‘11111 “Soldier.“ 111.2111 ‘ it" ”
l‘utup Pike A1‘I.'.(lt:\'ern0r (‘liarles » W
Ili'oii'zh and 1111211 plil‘lll's 01‘ civil offi-. ‘ ‘ R“,
and possenu-u from neaiby towns.
.1211, .. -~ \
(lt'l.i(‘ll-
. . 1,
11.1 i'i\'-.-.l here early today to 111111.15“ ,,
11:11:11 111‘ a race situation arising trom IL
.11 1 14." 1-11 attack on a d1 putv sheriff
1111-111 lltt'll‘ licie late yesterday.
According to reports today. the dis-
ll. Br‘eed-
love. a deputy sheriff, and (“‘0 white:
companions went into the negro set-
tlement to arrest a negro 'chat'gcu’
with stealing hogs. Armed neg tot-s. it
“as said. demanded the pr'isoneis' re-
lease and, when liteedlove refused,
opened fire. Bieedlove returned the
tire and with his companions withdrew
to 0111:1111 ieinfoi'ccinents, according to
the repoits.
51111111) aftm the shooting, wires
1 ”titling liom Dumas to the negro set-
by 1 1'11'111'11 iiezi'oes at a. mare settle-i
l
I
STEALIWENCITAT
Charles Russo. was arrested
night on a warrant charging him with
ti: oft. He was held in bonds of $101)
for 111111 tomorioW.
Bussa is alleged to have been asso-
ciated with Private William Canfield.
of I eU. S. Army. and Seaman Fran-
cis eamilton, of the U. S. Nav v in
the theft of a coat from a. North Main
street bootblack The coat contained
$15 in cash and a pair of gloves. La-
tter, it is 1321 'd to have been sold for
‘the sum of $9 to Dominick Travello
The theft occurred on January 6.31mi"
has been under investigation since
that time by Detecti3e Sergeant Thom-
asas Hunt, at whose instigat; o‘n Russa.
o custody last night by
Policeman Jarvis Murray.
Private Canfield implicated in the
theft. daccording to allcgations, has re-
tdurne to his army duties Seaman
lHainilton is locked up in a cell In 'the
City Hall, being held for investigation
as an alleged deserter from the navy.
TWll MITRE CliASTlNfi
AEGIDENTSNEPIIRTEB
Two more coasting accidents occur-
red yesterday, despite police warnln s
that. children: 8
111-111: In the cial:
(Continued on Page Eight).
ARE INSTALLED
iendship Association, No. 7, Past
Noble Grands of Eureka Lodge, held a
regular meeting, last night, at the
home of Mrs. George 0. Crosby, 86
Harbor avenue, at which time the fol-
lowing officers were installed:
Past President—Mrs. Earl Thames.
. President—Mrs. Frank J. Bradbury.
Vice- President—Mrs. Frederick Pit-
Secretary—Miss Carrie Roster.
Treasurer-Mrs. George 0. Crosby.
iggarshal—Mm. Frederick G. Bene
Guard—Mrs. George W. Stevens.
Chaplain——Mrs. Herbert V. Carr.
Pianist—Mrs. Harry Bartlett.
A supper was served after the meet-
ing and a social time, with music and
dancing was enjoyed. A handsome
2111.113. James Room
or
and I‘lflf‘l‘l“
. . .__._,_.u.. ._ A._._.
-—-The influ-i
’ jand foreign mission Work.
last.
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town Had Boy Steer H1
thin 11 out of his path because of
the blinding Sit-3W, in (hometown,
above :‘iorwalk, Monday night, Samuel
J. Bi‘o33'n. Supervisor of Instruction in
the Americanizalion Department of
1110. $111117 Board of Education. was
: '. 111 £0 111211.211 a boy to take him to
tl=t1 311111511 scltcol. whcre '11 class of
tort-2.2111113 was waiting for thcii' first.
less-.011 iii Amm‘lcflpizalion. lig pile.
of drills lllfld( 11d Superxisor llioun.
13nd bcc '1t:>c 111' was lost in the 511033
4101 in he finallr tound :1 hey who 111—31
101011 111111 to 11‘ 5 class.
A woman. desirous of attending thel
Ann t'ir'anlzalion 50: $1011, .11riv1d at,
11111 st‘hool hon-.411 11 few minutes altei l
thc sittervisor, cov cicd with snow-
lrom land to foot, and after being:
t'nawwi out said that she con "dnt find'
NY [1011 Will] NNEW THE llflllTE
Supervisor of Instruction of Americanization‘ in George-
. ht'
(Generarty cloudy and continued cold)
STLlllAl,
SfliillllLNflUSE
m Through Drifts
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and 13111111., 'ht tlu- woman saltly 1
through the storm. 1
Over in 1191p 1:111:1' the l'orcignv'rsl
held their first clas4 (:1 l.'w nights 11:11.:
and among: 1110111 was one. living:
three miles away, who presented a pc- ’
111.1111 to hare Mr. Brown teach a‘
school. two nights :1. week, thi‘ce mil ('5
I'm: 11 1101 11 1113'11‘. The pctition. signed
by t33cnty- -six lorciunets. “as gi'11ut-‘
111, and the 1111.44 13111 pay the. ttans- l
logation tor an inst: uctOi 41-11ct1'd
‘111' Brown. l
1119 103311 of I‘lai nficld docs not can 1
Ior '1113 “inciicanizaiion 11115.41. thi4".
3'1':t:‘. .1lt.hougl1 there 331111 four in
operation there. last year. The .4(hool
officirls say that they do not want
any. and that the Aiiici'icanization de-l
AllilllN 311111111111
11113311111111.1111
“Divine Order" to Raise
Funds Doubtedby Court
Mrs. May:
nus Bennett. :1 1 1:111l;1' \"i-l..'.\\'.
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‘lzlll " “1111"de l": lh‘
influ {1111 o: :1 “1113‘1111- p=;1'1'111)lt1g‘>t."
was 5111111111111 \'-114111r1la3 to seive
i"roiii four to nine 3111's in the Auburn
lPiison. 5111- obtained more than $9.:1 1'
from 3‘: l’llttlr 111-11 and 311113111
tending—'11:? 11:11! :1 plan to '-1'.‘.~.- .1
:‘bOallllll’ lion'- -14' and convert 1'1 '-
into {2111111) housrs
1 Judi“ “11111111 en ('allld hci' a
‘s13ind11r.;~-.nl said 511- hall 113'1111
llttxurv 3'. llllt‘ pzacticail} 11.1.1111-1'12' .
lsomc 111‘ M 311111115. The. triaxiti".
‘3 111371.
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1.1 “-1111 ‘1 :11
‘7‘" YORK
Jun. .. .'
p 'nalt1t1' for iht1 ()il‘n'nscs for
she was indictcd. he said. would 11--
fortv _31-111'5 111 111141111. 8111 111-1.. «1‘...1
‘guiltv to one indictn11nt..1lr.4. l
11111 tornio 1‘13' was promincut in 111111' l1
3111111111 ditiiiN .
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111‘ 3113 N 111111
Pupils in 1111- pubi'i; :znd paroch'al
schools of Nat-walk have an oppo: "'
11; 'tv ,to win prizes. offered by the \Y ar
Department tor 1111 best essav on
““1111: I’m 111- lh-ncfitz' of An Enlist- 1
1111111 in (1'.-‘- l 1111 cd States Armv.” In:
faddition to the genetal prizes. Colonel!
1 \‘icklin, recruitingr1 officer for this 1115-,
um will present .1 prize cup to the
school attended bv the p112 «ruining
scholar.
The essays are to be writtcn in the
lclas: rooms. from note-3 If desiined on
‘f'lebruary 20.111111111011111 information
me .y be obtained from Corporal (:eorve
U. Parks, non-commissioned officer in
lcharge of the local Recruiting Station
‘.in the City Hall.
ALLEfiEll EAllE
BITTER SElZEll
1
NEW BRITAIN. Jan. 22.——A truck
load of what the police allege to be-
take cider in barrels. was seized here
by the authorities late last night and
Groom-do Septlno and Fortunate Gav—1
till, 0! Waterbury, drivers of the
truck, are held here for the federal
authorities. The truck is owned by a
Waterbury firm and coma in here
ionded with hamlet! liquid. An in-
qulsltive policeman noted the appear-
‘ance of a truck In a local garage
and began an inquiry. It was ascert-
ed by the two driver. that the con-
tents of the barrels elongated of sweet-
cued water flavored with a. little older
'cntract and that the product. is being
the odd throughout the state' for.
per
ban-cl. The moment alleged that
- cunt malls:
IN THIS STATEllllllVE TLI BUT COSTS
:111' way to school through the storm ipai'tnicnt will have enough to do?
11ml 1111-1 to 1111111 her do“. lead the xx'ay.l‘\3'Liltout opening an) evening schools
The ("1'1 had been 11: 1111- school 111111.41: 111 111111 town. a
‘WHLSNEY E1111 . '2
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1311111113111;
Regulations Received-Many
Provisions in Law to
Check Use
Regulations govcrniu; lllt' 3.1'1'111'11114'
of 1111- prohibition :tllltllltlrlvlll to thcl
con>titution were r111'1-i1‘4-1i at. 1111- Ili-
1' "1:11 lie-venue ofliCe in the Federal
11‘ling in Bridgeport vestei'din. \‘o
“19> arc 21"111131111‘ for distribution 1
.3 {4111.3 or lli'and3 1111' 111111111111
1 . by physicians. 1111:1111: '11: .n11:~i
'1111s oi 1:1:11'111‘111'3u11nn or iiidus—l
! 11411111110114. must be labellcdl
1'. 1 111111» ct niaiiutl-itldrcr. number
44' ,1"‘1.1it authorizing >ucl1 111'1 nul'act-'
1. 111111 ,uaiiti \t 11111 111'1111‘111‘ Con- ;
-11'..4. 11111 the date of inantitacmtme
'tll- hottlcs must he 11-1111111'11 “l-‘or
.lEx-ili(‘.'l purpmcs only. $111-- or use:
11'1‘r1t111‘ptitp11se14' will tau14‘c 111': 3'
1
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i
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13:1111'11' 5 1'1: 1
whislo _\' :11111‘
11111111 1111111111 I
“111114" 1 ingoft'
is iiszcd, thct
institutions th'allllg
alcol1oli4m may obtain
other alcoholic drinks
and 11111111. only if 11111
method 01‘ treatincnt
regulations 5113'.
S11E13Ell SHELTLIN =
NAN AN IN PNLSIN
Mrs Bennett L‘onvictcd in
New York of Obtainingr
Money Under False Pre-
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' Jr-nnings Brunet. who “as the object
1'11 1140111111 table nototiety at Shelton,
t‘.onn, 12 Mars ago, when her claim
to being the widow of William Hobson
Bennett. 01 San Fianclsco, was disput-
ed, was sentenced to {1 om lour to nine
years in Auburn prison, on a charge of
swindling and obtaining money under
talse I)i€L€fl..‘G, Mrs Bennett claimed
in her defense, that a “divine psychol-
ogist" was to blame for 1101' optra-
Lions.
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Continued on Page Twelve.
SENDSPRIEESHIIIHEN
‘U. S. Figures Show Advance:
From 10 to 100 Per. Cent.
WASHINGTON, Jan 22. -—lncrea3es
from 10 to 100 per cent. in wholesale
prices 0! staple meats and vegetables
in New York city since August 15 Were
shown in fl_ res made public yester-
day by the partment of Agriculture.
At the same time the Department of
Justice announced that decreases in
the prices of fifteen of nineteen arti-‘
clos classified as groceries in New
York use than during 1919.
The W at ture'a-
W nhmd that tromAW-st '15.
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11111 store-:4 at 13 11'1'11
.11 is expected
11111 READ W
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GROCERY STORE
BLERAS MAY
101111 A UNION
Attended Open Meeting of
' Meat Cutters Last Night
and Showed Considerable
Interest in Organization
Plans .
ELERNS TN flTliEll
STAPLES WAY ACT.
Plans Progressimz for Big
Dance to Be 1.131111 Next
1
Wednesday Night
A 11111;" numb-1' oi the 11111: 1¥?"llla-
the gi'o1113 b‘llll‘l 111 111.4 0‘1'1'117‘1‘1‘:
11111-n111 d .in opcn merit n2
(‘ 111111111 Labot Union llil‘u“ ““
under the aur' piccs 01' l 11.
Am 1::111111111-11 \leat (‘uttets c1-1 13'1“
.\1'11-111-'1. and listciud with con>1c
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aw 111 ot 1111 11:11 1111 1111111- 111111,"; til:1 fat—
i;1a.il.r1 111' :1 union 111 th s Lily of the
1.1111143.
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lbwbic that tin 1: 1.3111 (11:'111.1..'r- wit".-
u :alioi't 1111111. and apply for a chart-
cr 101' a clerks‘ union. C le'lis employ-
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expect. 11 to follow .411“. it is raid.
1;.1""(" 1:3-
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ill
11‘,
(‘111'l..4 111 \‘nrwa'k 1.1‘1' initiestcd in
11111» 111111111 lilli'll by Stuztit’oi‘d iner-
cliunts. 31.111.) lx‘f‘lllil)‘ hold a nict'ting
to (1111-1114:: 111» 111l\‘1>‘:11'-111‘1_3' of closing
in 111-: 1,-1en'1ug.
that a >.linilai' more will
111' made in 1111.4 city within the near
future.
Following the inc-cling of the union,
1111- dance committcc. in charge of ar-
tangcuit 111.4 for the Meat Cuttei's'
(iancc, to 1311 givrit itcxl \Yt'dncs‘day
night. in Music Ilall. 111-111 a brief
nit-cling and r1 pot‘tod that prospct'ts
101' 1111 111'1'111 \“111'1' \‘1-1'3' >atil4.l'11('t_ot'_3'.
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11:1.4' hw- :1 rew'i'w-d b3' Frank C. (lod-
E'Hm I‘m .41. A1111 1‘111'211 lieuio'i. this 111v,
in 111'11'111‘ ii \1" :11 po 14' throat-1‘ 101111 on-
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tim 111111531111 am up 'lt~'ii' 1131324 dur-
:11; 111 11‘111‘, llc 1111-1' 1.4 1411::11'11 by
1'11'1-1 Calhoun, ll-p'1_1 111.11 (mn-
111:.ii12. '.-l' 1111- .\.1111-1'1:'an 1.1-:11-‘1 in this
slaw. :1111 1.4: 11.4 l'ollo\3'>':
‘ - January 8, 1920.
To All P1114114“: '_
"lhc l-‘i't-itch l-lluh (“1111111111.414'1011. at
{the 11111311011 01' 1111- I-“11'n1'11 Gov-Arn-
‘mcnt. has prcparcd 1111-.1'11'13'1-11 certifi-
catcs which are being niado' ready tor
presentation '111111'1' the- auspices of the
American 1(1'2‘1011 with the assistance
01' the l‘iiizcd Slates Anny, to the
nearest relati.'e of each soldier, sailor
01' marine who dicd during the Great
War. To this end the} Iational Com-
mander ol‘ the An1e1ican Legion has
made arrangements with the Adju-
tant-General of the Army regarding
the distribution 111' these ccrtificates,
and has formulated 11141 following plan:
The presentation 01' 1110531,,- certifi-
Uontinued on Page Twelve.
11111111311 CHANfiE
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LONDON, Jan. 221—_—_:—Some of the
newspapers give great prominence to
the cancellation of the original order:
sending British troops into the plebi-
scite areas in Silesia, East Prussia
,and'Scbleswlg. Eleven battalions and
‘a brigade of artillery were scheduled
for plebiscite duty, but it Was official-
1y announced yesterday Without a rea-
son being given. that it was found nec-
essary to modify the arrangement. (in.
der the new plan. only one battalim
will go to Schleswig, another to D..-
zig and still another to Allenstcln.
Speculation is rife as to the destlnm
tion of other battalions.
The Daily Hall which describes tho
ifldr u I “mystery.”
at high title.’
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