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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 30, 1920 · page 7

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SIXTY-FOUR AMMACVT‘. living the Italian flag they had seen in
. _._L -.»,,».;.3{; Ly our Covpru. . 1 l 1‘ years. The soldiers! cheers were ec~
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o: well as to on: clti— ian passengers onrtbe Africa, but sud-
denly there came the cry “Down with

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basic princ'pxes that moat 05’ these wrecks, 85 a result ed the decks ol‘ the Africa intending

: «r. of rcbel activitirs, occm‘l‘f‘d duringg he to lynch the man who had shouted the

n . in, mind. in particular, fust half 01" lLC your. and 01710-1313 irrvminz words. but were met by the

My mp“ “gamut jug” hero regard this as due to the refusal commander and officers of the sh p,

:ij'vlpn'p] repressivn of the lini'uwl :lintcs topermt 5111)" who dofcnded the members of the

1”“ Micro Congress, menisci mum and munitions, .inclum crew. The Mammonegs of Durazzo,

,1,” primary rights U: mg dynamite. into Mexico dunng the wife of the new Italian Charge d’Af-

3A,, and pflwwmm second half of the year. ‘ fl faires in Peking, addressed the Ital-

. ; Au'nsinll of. Social- The dw-.xase in the number 01 ions and finally restored calm. .lt is

. .N l'Tk Slate Assumblv them outrages was credited 1!! Hi? 1‘0- svid that the majority of the crew

, _ ,,, m is of an excited port, howl-vex", to changes inlthe per— were 'Slavs or Germans. The man who

, ,1,“ part Of many of our sonnel of the railroad admimv'r'mfin. causal the disorder was later found

K _ W. long been saying the appointmcnt of General Manager and landed under a guard of British

' l‘l'itlllltl (‘llangps can be Foutes l0 handle the railroads and his police,
-.._ .H \‘lfllt‘flCO in America activities on inspection trips in vari-

‘ W. fight ,0 ”up express ous parts of the country. The bulld‘ L‘Q‘BGR PR‘EPARES

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h}. voice and bal‘ot. ~ - m nlockhouses along .
min). ”'55 American the Vera Cruz-Mexico (Titv linn "‘ ‘1- FOR LEGISLATIIRE
”0mm” without di~ pied by soldiers is given as a reason __._._____

~;~‘::‘fin§.§‘ PM,” to revo ‘ for the decrease on that line.
' in. The railroads suffered losses of $50.— Continued From First Page. i

, ' '1‘. . Vt 000, eight locomotives and 170 freight . .
m '1 ’ ”rm“ mat and passenger cars as a result of lhc way for the annual convrnhon of the

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54.: my, "9,5; of freight and b,,,,g,g_. Wampum nqxs session“ mecenemx Assemmy. 0:0 Chuck Steak Bread and
xmmum 10 L150 ibeir m- to have been destroyed Or stolen by “ hile each 0' ’theeaser esvaeints is a e .. - c oas
1 : lfil‘ ritum to that old 1795918- time ofl'. M“ OM a. d there was g 01' ROBSt Butter .
, Tllllll;l".lv'n’_zll 1.11”de I», a. good deal or work to be done auu . 00
mum." «- . ATTACK 0N MARRIAGE. information had to be used for reports.

The legislative «committee of the O:

i. , . hail the news of the ‘ = '
5‘ - ”cm-d by various clergy. War ”a" slum“ Ab)“ C °‘~ Sggfitncizde$?:?:h:nex%fcultizzogoni: %. Frgfih - Prime ‘
.- lfl.i,lll' public, than an at— State Says Bishop. mittee and the bulk of the work at the 0 ' I

_ .;, . pron-m and the signers MANCHESTER. England, Jan. 30.7 last session was done by Bmldent Chopped Rlb

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_"’ '5'” huh" 1", ”P‘mmg "‘0 preach or a general. deliberate and burn. They claimed that their work 0.

’ [“974 if; ofi’f't'om‘l. Cw“ sustained attack on the Christian conv W38 almost nullified by the America: 0

' ‘* ‘ ‘L‘, “11‘," 3‘3 ‘5 pres‘dmt- ception of marriage." declared the Labor part as some Democratic mem-
' t" tri‘r;(t“3[lgllr:t;l :Jlifiyxgfin "eh ban of Hrrqfnrd in an address a: hem of tho Senate and House whom
'. .. ,f m A; - 8 Manchester Cathedral on “New Ideas been furor-able to certain labor‘hilh
_n ar an roaming the ignored the furor representatives-alt-

' hu amko-d. He referred to 0‘ Marriage," '
' . ',.,' rpf‘rnncn advising the “The war 11.15 lO‘VBI‘G‘d the prestige er ‘he elecuon'

in other cheek shown of marriage in the. thought of many
"uric. and said that, this did people and visib‘y nndnngcred lls UNION OFFICIALS

- ) HIH’l-lllmt'nt officials who charactcr," said the bishop. "This _ To FIGHT RADICAIS

 

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22. .5 Country to ovvrthrow (lowing women and girls with unm'e- , P
ccdented independence and forcing comm“ First M . «
" l - a H' ”N‘s“ 200d MPH I'Pal‘Z‘! them into a public prominence l'or —--— ,2 '
' "‘1 “5“1‘“ ('l'ilipisiflz." he said which nothing in their previous dRY- : -_ =,
..k ll. 4 careers had proparpd lh'Tfl: most of Edward I. ,{flnnatL President of lhe‘ {
“1" “En?” 0" ”19 SUN-9' all bv shakingr the whol“ fabric of Central Federated Lnion: Ernest, O .

~- ll rn was iaaucd by the Fedv ; - . . g , l l Bohm. its secretary, and soverul lesseri
civilized society and :ringing no officials issued statements opposing

~ r“ "‘ M "f Churches in America. noon question tho arc-entail m-inolple tho plan

' , _ 'of social order, discrediting churches; ., . ' ‘ . l l
, 'r» }lrrlnl. Protesla‘nt Pplsfhreaking flown nuih'Tily and touring un'x' gage“:iglggzg‘ffif13au23: 0%
my) 0: wwtem New or under ruthless criticism the most in- punishment of the Central Fedemted’

‘7! ll'f-Wstet'. Protestant Epis- timate and fundamental assumpuun of Union for its failure to expel the new

Norwalk, 71 Wall St. So. Norwalk, 98 Washington St.
2.7;, 01‘ Maine. ‘ ”mm“ conduct. cowlnnlq Pressmon's Union.” .

U) l! llrnwuwr. Prnfnstnnti The divorce court Show; 1N tho nm- The Presnmen‘fl Union referred toio. Phone 1875 v ' Rhone l 7 l 7

lihhu of Connecticut. . ., , , .
-~ :3‘.T'v:..pf‘nffin_ pqqmr Madtlmm Of a society 2“""nj‘d by 1"" recently tied up vzrtually all the mag,
:53“, Presbyterian church. New mulsc rather than by prinmple. swept filing. book and job printing- shops in, O.

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