NORWALK’S
HOME PAPER
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559.8: lSHED 1870.
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Entered at the South Nor-wall: Post-
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onERXTTACIfED
FOR $20,009 FOR '
BREACH oF OPTION
jvl. jeweler, Waslflngtonimutually signed on January 17. but
“mutt damages from before the exnlration thereof. Mr.
'H :1 SuH brought. through Brand points out "the block in which
TH and (Jandee alleging the store is located was sold by the
«in :defendant to Minot F. Smith. ‘When
. rill" Edward—Bu Doulens, demand was made that. the option .bel“
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at. it [izipt‘rs in the oilice honored. Mr. - Brand claims the do
1. lit-rhcrt R. Smith aiiilii‘emlant refused to meet his obligii-i
inking real estate auditions. l
I attachments involvingl Mr. grand says ll“ was then forced"
‘lo lease the t'ornicr \Vui‘wick llotcli
property. North Marin street. now
owned by :‘llS. Margaret ’l‘iivloi'. llr~
rentals for tho- building will be, he
lays. SIT-3 a month for seven yi-zirs
.llltl $200 a month for the iicxt't‘iirm-
)’(2li‘S. l
By virtue of being: forced to lt‘ilst“
the» Taylor lmild‘iiu. .\lr. Prund 5.15"."
lit‘ :tllfit’l‘i‘tl ill» loss of $l2,tvll0_ ‘
its forth in his" action
l_ Hacker i-ntcreal into
count whmcby he was
for :1 103.90 of the
\\'ashiiigioii street for a
7\"’(ll$ with the, firivi-
mount for ill" same term of
r .in annual rental of 59"".
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Franli Allen and Robert
Clark (J'iosen Lieutenants
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‘ . _ . . .‘ulPtl today from headquarters of the A; the "1°39 0‘ “‘9 annual ‘mmK-l Due ‘0 one cause 0‘ ‘1'“)th 0‘5“?” I. 7, .. .- . s b the
in hntorcc Demands ~0rgamzaimn Is Doing maaniza‘tion. Officials of the mine ”‘9 monthly rem" “if malted. ism-e not set the spawn necessary to, {531:3 gm‘iflf‘mfnpfffiifi‘g ha: been
~-— Well ' th'llill“; wen- nbreiii from the city lllhe neW_ofgcersdare. ‘ ~ .keep the beds in good shape. in {art . Ephraim: from Mozir and Kogenko.
., \i ,_. 1.7 Apmpciih,“ and thoso in charge of the offices ie (”huggh’ran ”‘3‘ out?» “L William ‘iho span-hint: process has di‘L‘lElllt‘d: Th regular nicet‘ug of The SO‘dlhé\iiz. :\ distance of twenty miles. any: ,‘
iiii- ilijlilg'..” of ”m; -A-~—~~~- [used to ('O‘ilt'ili‘l‘HZOH the statement. ; ’ President-4mm Christian Swim-t2 from year to year until oyster dczilc. 4 Vmwim Muslc‘ans' llnion -was held Ian official statcmen't insued ”113 after-
- .2' lilll‘iw' is at a ("id \‘.‘t'.| Hint.- zzul Ladder t‘om Ifnless “ settlement, 0f m“: conti'o- First Vice-Presldent—Mro.-John ‘J. appealed for “0.1” .u ”'0 state: '1? if... Sunday in Musicians' headquarters. 78 ‘nocn at General Staff Headquarters 1"“
{.iviliw .,e i..-.—.i,. .. , .. I .l] - . . . - . . versv is mail!) on such a basis. the Cavan h lleve “‘9 51.03130“ and to “CW3“ L” \. M < street and there was at here and also to disperse BolBheVlk
. ’ ‘i I"! H l‘ ”b a“ " ‘x inn: ”"2 1““ vt tA-i - A . tl \- i re will or * as " “ - - amount “I spawn the fed“"'” fishfl‘“ ‘ mm “n > ' 'tmnps \vhich Were being concentrated
. ‘n'rllt it.l'.l 3.1- i-wniiiu ill the ht‘ll‘iiflui‘ipl's in in. 1‘ 'il'lll Mir. N "l fle- P- becond )lCQ-PlCSlanlWMI‘S. Percy commission recommended the impor- good attendance present. . i . d the onemv line: The newly
,iii ,1 . ;~ ' . . ii i-.- Vivi. slaw, ~» in”... being an idol “.lha}. fllll‘lllfillCO has been done wgnrookg" . . ‘ . it was voted not to send a delega.7(3‘l)sllll’i d stud“ of ”:9 57th‘Bolshcvikdi- ‘
”“”""”“”-" “”33" “ “""lii’iiY‘" and 'l‘m' 1“" bituminous ma! comm)“- Femcmrywnm' firnnklyb G' Brown; (Continued on Page Eight). to this National Convention or ”‘9 ”film bale. escaped capture. it is
lilll’; ii. vii alia. \('i)‘t)llt: iippciircd 1 1w I: ' ; "~ " “”4 anpmnled b_-‘ President “‘1' rl'lflsur01‘~3lr~<. ‘ «(-Wis H. Nash. -_______.___’_,;_____, American Federation of Musical”! V} 1°“ ‘hll ‘13")? :fl‘lff of the 47th Di“, ‘
1.9 -.r .iiiiiiizii‘y ill" 1' f‘tii‘iti sui'iiiiti: ' rm iiii- lifilfltl “'"* ’0 “'m'k ““1 tsunami: “’1‘"? 53‘7”“ (‘orrespcndinu becreturvars. I}. ' :which will be held in Pittsburgh; Pa-naf‘?‘ ‘ land ese'venfi (hundredlmtfn "9““ ‘-
sc l on: hoard for voudi' 3‘. of the L' 1-1:.1: 1123’. 'i‘ii'l t‘:illow- l‘Hl' ”‘0 “ll-WT“ ““11 report 0“. .3“: M- Andrews. . c ‘ this year the week of May 10. lglzgedprisoner. An armored “.am. i
ixbmui surccss and int: ()lll(‘t‘l‘.~‘ wore, (~ltr'lr-i: Mam: ior ir-i'ivroving living conduit)!" Board oi l.)ii‘m-tors~ }lrs. l}. M. An- Important business was transacted much railwai’ material and 56mm;
l“. .~ wounds, 20 of Captain "“"‘li:ini A. \ mars”: alloy the sinks» of‘mmers had ended. (l‘tevrg. Mrs: John J. ".avanagh, Mrs. . and a committee is working on manhwn'mcmd boats on the Prim—2i river.
l‘. .Hmd lillt _\'("Sit‘i‘ll:ly. First Lieutenant 'l“l‘i.li:. .\lll“il, “'l‘licrc lit-s been a steady increase ieoigc F. (.hamhliss.‘ .Irs. Frank Lau- 7 . 19 hold a dance in the near futiirei‘nmr‘ Mozil‘ were 319.0 taken by the"
.5 WLWHWMN‘ 1,}, ”1., Sppumi Lieutenant17-71mm rt Clam. in the cost of living since the fll‘girufil (lcr. l‘llrs. Lewis 11. Rush. Mrs. Frank. . CAPE :N ”RY which Will feature local musicians in yl‘oles ' ‘
:mvn council to :iilmv Si'f.‘!'t‘lill‘)"~“l), Wink-1m Hui‘i'ord. this year." loads the statement. in lyn ‘(L .Brown. Mrs. Hervey 31., Rent. , . iu‘o orchestras of 15 men each and, “Us“ victor'ir'." says the oak-5;“
i in grant an in. was -. Trrasuxer ~ Alfred E. VVimthesler. 99“" ”f in" fact ”‘3' lh“ government Mi“ Lydia Green. M‘E- 50m! “. Ban- . ppnummus dancpg_ The date will be 'eintomknl. “is i" worthy anFWN' lath?
Sta:.‘xard~<Fredei’iCk Sherwood.
Assistant Secretary—William
t‘rombit. Jr. 7 .
The entertainment committee ap-
pointed
7h» tent-ind.»~ Wi-ro told
Livvii a bonus or $200
ili‘k‘fil for iii-.ai'euse'
Mc-
. on Page Flight). by Captain McPherson in. ‘ . . ‘ ry mrrmv'escape from injury last
7 ‘ ifludes Charles Guflfln‘ LeGrand Ray- fall 0“ deaf oat‘S. as In; as the 8:3: buaitz. , .evcnhig. "Jack." who has attained a and Harold A. Svec. ‘drummer. it klne's army as it retreated musical? .
mond. George, Gainer, Joseph Snltesz miners or? ('Olli‘OmP‘L ecaus ‘ (Continued on Page chcn). iiruly enviable reputation for ‘his seems worthy or mention that the en'inussla before the Botshcwlu are '
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HilllEYBiillNEll
l!.\lll'_-F.Y_ Min-15.. March 9.5
Hall, one of the. dottiii’to-i
\lnum Holyokc ('ollc‘v. wan:
“um-god by fire yesterday:
4i drifts firemen \vci‘a unable
h the ('Ulltflt’. Townspeopltgl
fiws in nrarhy milk and the col ‘
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and Frederick Sherwood.
Alfred Brown. who has served
an active fireman for over tummy
years, was placed on the life member-
ship list, l’aul Soltcsz. who has Stci‘vsd
seven years. went on the honorary
is .
multivitamins
murmur SERIOUS
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t'i‘iuivht thw {innit-s. withli
'v."»\"l‘nit‘tl irom spreading? it:
arib-2:?)“lgiillllltll‘igsim 'l‘hlhu-fllit 7 100. TOWNS. Unable to Par-
wwii- formed. and n ,Lrt‘oui,‘ tICIpate In the PreSldentlal
‘\ lll‘tllfi
Primaries Held in New
.i hole in the [urn l.
opus. from whcih wat; r was" '
tlii- fir“. \Vlivn it -.v::;.‘ Hampshire
"'1“ fire apparently \\!)llltl: ‘ V . -———‘- ’
through tho whole llllllll I CONCORD' N' H‘ MM‘Ch Q‘MHi 1‘
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U, ivay blockades, due to the blizzard of
naturday, prevented nearly 100 towns
trom participating in the presidential
primaries held in the state today. Al-
;thouszh the primary law makes no pro—
lvrsion for a postponement, Secretary
Hi’ girls ventured tlirouvh,
irii room t) room 'lll‘ti".V-.
"Hills from the windows orl
from hand to lzniil to"
'T all is our» 1 r .
and)f tnfiisuklfdirncgg i of State Edward C. Bean expects that
7”)”. “(MM (ma Bf brick ithe dcfcrredprimaries will be held as
> . » -;soon as traffic conditions permit. in
icomunction with the annual town
7 meetings. which :were also postponed.
g Notwithstanding the number of
iclose contests a small vote was antici-
pated and it was believed the official
returns would not be received for at.
least a Week. Many cases of illness in
the State would also reduce the size
of the vote, it was said.
All but one of the candidates for
places on the delegation to the Repub-
lican convention have announced
themselves in favor of the nomination
of 714391123131 “Load 7 for President, al-
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litis'isioN 0
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:. lfiiS CHRISTOBAL
\iiirrh R. (‘hristobai-v‘ s
iiixiintz were shattered
«4‘; Saturday by an ex-
hiill of the United
ii: Hoard tanker Marne,
, . unity reflonted after
_ . ll;'( by gunfire following
~i;' fin on board. The
' i sell late last menu; and
at and
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min A
_ (‘hristobztl
viiimi when the explosion
i..~i<i reports stated that
burning in the hull of
ii is probable that gas
1-! lll tlit> hull was 33‘
. .1 explosion.
‘f‘lifill Clinics at ° 1" ‘l
Norwalk HOSPitalr
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iiiii_i_i_i_i uni
Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Doulens
denied, most e7
nel reporter, t is morning. the pub-
lished statemant appearinggin today's
New York papers, that be was [deny
Vroriution of VVestern
‘ ”" "10113111." meeting
”Whilst last evening.
"“1 in being able to
7 "31"“ of Dr. H, S,» ,
-! surgeon of note of baflelsafid five cases I '01 brandy."
‘ . . which werebemg transported mm
New Yorl; to Nor-Walk. ‘The7gsherifl re;
ports that'héagéeptetf an invitation,
from 8.1.1me of pas Cob. open
sonal friend, to accompany him from
New York-to finality; At: maro-
neck, owms‘ to’ the atom, it became
'l‘in
.05 the program
': pinch though a dif-
. r" I‘mrmed with NOW)-
i ‘illtrllc.
(:r‘arel a very inter;
_~.i 1e urged file gee ary’ '
finite surgical te 1: ss ’ I "hang
.. w ‘ ‘ K ‘CB- ‘ L
“41‘7‘9 of oral focH of .10“ J. fin-Emmy
”iniuglllt'l was assisted
mud of this city’ and
2‘. hi
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-7 \"-.'i.~‘ an entire success.
H vas given a vote of
”numbers of the society»
‘witi‘iiciiist
i Hard Coal Miners Want Six-
2 YEAR AfiIlEEMENl ‘
Six Hour Day and Five Days‘
EAPlfilN M’PHERSflN 7.
Tho t‘nited Mine Workers of 'America'
will refuse to accept the findings
substantial increase in wages and im-
proved working conditions are provid-
ed. it was interred in a. statement is-
representcd to
living costs won
the 'zovcrmnent
this was dam:
reductions in the cos
have had their cx
miners and no?
not against .the
‘ salary it they got the increased tare,
hatically, to a. Sentl- ‘
way concerned? in thé_‘_-sel7zure ammo; ' "
to $013.. atfie‘ tame: a:
' maven!” ' this.
Interesting Report 1f Work-
ing Covering Y 771' "Read
ty Per Cent. Raise and
Shorter Hours, Pennsyl- by Secretary ola M.
vania Operators Learn To- Brown at Yesterday’s Ses-
day sion 3;
iizriiiwui,
' initiation
Report of Treasurer Shows
Balance on fluid of E
$664.80
.~ itiiiiiiuniin‘i
a Week Under Considera-'
tion l
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iNi‘iiANAroms, 1nd,, March 11—-
of
he bituminous coal commission unless "00“. i" the home or 31111.7 Christiant'
new year were elected. and
croft, Mrs". P. S. Lyon, Mrs. Henry S.’
Lockwood, Mrs. Frank J. «:Bradbui'y.‘
Mrs. Bani-d0. {Immune Mm. Ell
gar G. Murphy, Mrs. Percy \‘l'. Broo'ksu
Mrs. George G. Fawcett, Mrs. (‘
labor last summer that
ld be reduced and that
would see’ to it that;
Further promises or
t of living Would
perleut‘e with such;
t. all of which have _
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WAIT NEWS iiiiiii
promises 11;“t1he pas
' r2 mifiil ed.‘ .
f"OlSIEVV' YORK. March 9.»———Anlhracrte
rators of Pennsylvania
and opened -IngOllfl- .
wnize agreement to he ;
March 31, when the
met. here toda.
tions for a new
come effective
miiiiiiiiiiiiii
UFO-“Pm “m" ""1" “0mm“ expires. «veloped seriousl)’. While hurrying m 03“ ‘3 also a 3°“ and then there ial‘mldicr wrote in a letter to th? Dali!
Miners and OWEN"?S said “1““ "”19. {(3033 West avenue near the foot of John. the well-known comet player. ixewgv‘ielllnu of the flight. "We were
will be done at the present ““‘mm-r“ LONDON, March 8.~«-Whilc definite Cedar street... he slipped on the icy 1“ la" the 3"9“ family has for Fail'simcky to get away at all; and "‘9"
ormai presentation ot‘
a news of allied occupation of Constantl-
aside from the f
the miners' demands and 7 lnoplc in. still awaited. it is sia‘cd in
possible general discussion °[,_m“d“.scme quarters that this operation is
tion-‘1 411 the alllhmi‘ile field- “91"‘91'gi'cniicred all the more inevitable owing n
aid. cares to pro
lusions until the
to information that Mustaplm Kcmal
Pasha, the Turkish Nationalist leader.
award to be made by the bituniious is strengthening his forces in Asia. Mi-
ssal commission has been handed nor, and that Turkish bands are con.
down invthe case of the soft coal mln- jceniraiin‘g in Eastern Thrace in con-
crs (if the country. 7 , ltravention to the terms of the armi-
The wage demandsmadc today by stice, . .
the workers are somewhat similar toi in the absence of an officml an-
ihose proposcd’by the soft coal niiiers nouncegnelgi 00?tmgil¢l91‘y 111:2101‘8 are
t S which “’01-? curren . CO cent as e TCSflC‘C “'8 a U-
m“ f‘m' “689.3313.“ Itudes of Great Briitaln, France and
‘ ' ‘a e‘ Ei ht . 'Italy mutants were ve steps. Vhile it
(Continued on } g g 3 is declared on‘ one hand that the deci‘
ision to occupy the city was taken col-
ilectively and that British troops were
‘chOSi'n sole‘y because they were near-
c-st, another version is that Great Brit~
loin took the decision alone and com-
ipletely surprised France and ltair by
communicating tt. ,
Meanwhile the wily Mall. reiternt
ing emphaticaaily tbai‘occupation ha;
been decided upon. says that in addi-
tion to the British forces in the neigh-
borhood of Constantinople. further
itorces willbe" moved thither from the
March 9-- British “army ot' the Black Sea." The
Because the; Binshamplon Common Mail understands that some regiments
Council failed to adopt an ordinance in Engiam have also been warncd to
last. night permitting 8n. Inert-880 in be ready to embark for the Near East.
street carfares to six cents. the em-' PARIS, March 9....pi-emier Miller-
ployes of the Binghampton Railway mid has insctructed Jules J. Jusser-
Company struck today and the By and French Ambassador in.Wasliing-
tem ‘is completely tied up. ton, to communicate to President \\ ll-
:i'l‘Fe ’meb‘expiained—ihcrr series was sou gmrfldecislgtiregbcd relatiVe
mm” ”mm“ ‘liT‘lfii‘i’ by ihfiifml’f'fim“ 6%"
jc a. one. ono.says“er~
which had promised..them a raise it tinax.” political aditbr of the Echo de
Paris. The editor adds that’England
and Italy undoubtedly have taken slmg
liar notion. '
"This was done by way of preamp!
tion in view of Mr. Wilson’s veto or
the Turkish settlement Which Wash-
ington dispatches foreshadowed." he
continues. “Hope is still entertainedl
”however, that America will shoulder
her-part of the Oriental burden."
Premier Lloyceeorxe of
Britain, proposed on »Friday, 7ys
"Permian? .a -‘ 7, " de~
inonstrauon at consuminople—the
occupation .017. the War. Ministry. the;
arrest of ‘St‘télmen‘ working against .
"um allies and; the: substitution oi oi
moderate mnetliatomeobinet (or the
side union officials s
coed to definite conc
c
BlNfiHAMl’lUN
lllflllEY MEN -7
fill 0N STRIKE
BINGHAMPTON. N. Y.,
O
but against live ald‘ermen who voted
againstj'the ordinance two weeks ago.
(Continued on Page Eight)
NAMES?
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“ [Jello A. 7' Moflufinesa not Bridgeport,
and James H. 8113301;an patio
poem-appoint ., deputy prohibition; di-
rectors" for ' field and, New 'Hgven.
Shellfish
lililSlAllJllE '
. o , i t. i -
Will Give some to Import’ “giggvgtnbfagjhetmgmgg‘ggf‘ “.33 _, .
New Set If Growers W1" seem to be in flavor 01'":th six (ii'clggltjDI-iving the Russxan Some];
‘ l ' t. hi was creal uc :- . .
D0 33"? :33‘53'i'e3ie :rzanlzatlon of the clerks. Army From Mozxr and K0-
‘commisslon. schtvduled
lmorning was postponed to Thursday
{morning because two members of the
The annual meeting of thy Nomulk‘board were unable to rcuch New
Day Nursery was held yesterday after Haven. ‘
Swartz, West avenue. Ot'llcexis tor lh‘etake up as its principal subject the;
annual'plan to improve the oyster
reports of ”10 899mm" and haunt-er. Connecticut waters.
hrist inn congT
v e
Etheatrical ability. is the leading man'lrlm
;in Dion Soucicaiilt's superb lrish
.duction, St. Patrick's Eve." which
the presented in the Recent The
Hon Wednesday evening, March 17. \‘C'l‘fs
on his way to an important. rcchaisiii
of the cast last evening when he lll‘l
with an accident that mi
pavement.
heavilyéto the
time two jimoys were proceeding
the second district and Jack. in his
fall, rollcd’directiy in their path. His.
him serious injury. however, as he
managed to squirm to one side. so the
.two jitneys dashed by him.
not injured by the fall. save {or a few~
minor bruises. and continued on his
way to
.‘ortunate that
injury which would have incapacitat-
ed him for the production for he is
thei main “support of the production lto 906‘ The pleading vogcrs alligx‘l’); ‘
an his work as “Square Bernard ’ . Jpeaiina up?“ of those w o CO“ ‘
Kaunas“ me new]? .1168st Important Meeting m Nor ”w gnawed on the min Wore putrid.
gag for the hum: of the. remnant of “Web March 23'24 '11“ thp scene was; elnactcdo i3“:
ecu.'5‘ cold not b i ’ ” " ”—- 3 ‘ 'd o snow an see. u .
3. ~__‘ 9 ablated. ' ‘ ,blizml «539 the plight. of the Wm“
Continuation of Yesterday] Buying
\arious indus‘r‘ai
are likely to declare liberal stock divi- will continue through the tollowlns'
dcnd contributions on yesterday’s mi- day. Reports of stale 015W finalise train.
girth the Lnited States Supreme state committees will be presented; profit on
gains in the early period of todav's e t
very. active Stock Market session. J r sen '
leaders of yesterday’s
(Igodrlifileilxgsm again in the forefront will be presented. and acted upon: and followed up with one on
m!
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buying and short cowering soon ex-
tended its gain to 23. an overnight ad-
vance'of 21 points and a total '0! 73
points [mm yesteiday's low.
start. but immediately shot upward, ,
showings): extremeigaln of 13 points
‘at 240, or a total of 49 points from yes-
iterday’s minimum. ’
preceding suntan. Shipping. oils and
lJames Butler. Inc” and An-
drew Davey, Inc” Dis-
cflarge the Union Grace
Clerks ,
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l A; .in outcome or the recent organi-J
union of the Grocery Clerk's Union.
gtwo ofllcers 0! that organization have.
{been discharged, by James ,Butler.‘
ilnc" chain grocers, who operate stores, a. ' '
in the First and Second district. Ali—i Afmm'ed 30’“ 3“” ' : :..
idrew Davey. lnc.. recently discharged, W .
’gcneral opinion is that these two con-
. cured From the
another onicer of the umon. and the; ‘ .
icons are not in sympathy with thel 5
movement. One of the omctals of thel “
Andrew Davy] stores has stated that. E “HT
WATERS .
Commisaion, Delay:
Will Meet in
1
Armored Train. Mlld‘ M
way Material and Sevenl
ed Yesterday,
New Haven on Thinsd‘ ay
“if
WILL HELP
no union men will be employed by!’
ithut company, and recent actionabeari
lent his words.
i
ili appears as if the six o‘clock move,
meni will go through,‘ nevermelesa.;
and, as the majority generally rules,
without a doubt all'the stores will fail
in line. ‘v
lenkovitz ‘
, \YAI‘SA‘V, March 8.—Po.lsh.force3.
Icouimandpd by Colonel 'Sikorski, nt-
itai’. -d liplshevik troops in the viola»
lily of Mozir and Kolcnkovitz, south-
.cast of Minsk, Sunday morning, and
Ecnptured these two important railway
imitations and’rnuch war material. One _
.thouennd Red soldiers and many ofii-b .- r
’(cvs wcrc taken prisoner.
The attack wa‘s mad.
all e'ilfish
yesterday
state
ful‘
A meeting of the
USIEIANS lllltll '
MllNllilY iiitiiiii
\Vben the commission meets it wil'l‘
ct up in i
‘ in .order to”
of suing for pence-
, announced titer.
tinuin‘v ot-
or Jack “Footer ofi Four appuuan
’pésmittco tsme.‘ are orchestra. were!
atulating him today upon hisship. Frank Gall.
EGali. trombone: Joe.
5 e. H
ts, members or Gall'ajflnab’hsfirhepgmfi time. can
W1 $0 ~ “Sit “mimetic along the from." ‘ t ‘ t
v o . ell -‘ , LONDON. March 1.~—Lhaot c Loud -
Soltes. ‘ Corn“. {ions in ‘he “.ake M Genera! mm.
cc. of Harold Svcc into the locat‘vlvidlv described by a noncommis’alon-
pro-1muslcian3 union makes the fourth 25d officer with me Britfih “Mama...
is-in member of the Svec family of must-iary- force. The British soldier had
a :~.-.x-ians who are all ‘now active musl- lbeen as far north as Taganrog. on we
(inns. there being Frank Svec. the lGult ot Taganrog. an arm pf the s“
ii'rlinist and well known orchestra“;or Azov
irudcr, and his 'son Frank A. Sven-.3 “Never “have I seen
5 drum and saxaphone. Har- 2. such a scramble in my
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or partlcilmtad
ght have “a. \VllO play lifef’ ill?
l
llt‘t'll well known in musical circles-tiawmrs
Leader Svec's parents and ststersiwas that
were clever musicians in their time’iturucd llolshevik
and Rudolph Svec “Home“ bmlherdnnlsli 'Ehey looted everything. even.
living in Stamford is a thorough uiusl- linking; awav the switchboards from
Clan. playing several instruments, 93»; h " telephone moms at great he“-
Pef‘ially the trombone and bass vioIJL‘s‘ers' . . ~
and is also a well-known piano tuner.‘ “At“ “as,“ things were worse. The
(engine. drivers had to be bribed with ‘
’rum and food to proceed further down .
ltbc line. The streets of ‘Rostov were
swept by hailstorms of machine gun—
lflre while the bodies of men. women.
.and children who had been hanged on
I nd trees by the re
itelepho'no posts a
trauma Denek‘ne army were awful_
t feature or the whole business
the townspeople oi Taganrox
to a man at the
lost. his balance and roll
street. Just at this
long West avenue in the direction or
oolness and presence of mind saved
tithlEliENBE iii
STATED. i. it’s
He was
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the rehearsal.
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It is very
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can ilu‘
and children.
"At Ekaterinodar things were ni-
Thousands of refugees,
“the train. but the sound __7
belts from the Lewis...
The twenty-seventh annual statel
iconfa'ence of Connecticut Daughters:
of the America's Revolution will butmm‘ “a bad.
M“""“"t Naked Taday. held in Namibia. March 23 and zumm ,0- ms],
NEW Y0 , March 9.—-Sharcs of The conference will be called to order 0‘4; couple of
COMDanies which at two p. m., Tuesday. March 23, and machine guns soon sin that.
“One "fellow who want to get on
i found out. was there to :-
the rate of exchange. When
him he became very any?
STOCK; MOVE U PWARD.
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recorded further 531153009211 elections of state regent. state vice I turned on
state _ recording secretary. ’md promised to do things that would
state treasurer and three councillors‘nave made me feel very uncomfofi—_
General Motors and Crucible Steel, will be held; “134.390“ of the com- .able. so I just gave one on the tom
spectacular mitbee on revllion of the state by-law: “m, my rifle butt. reversed ,agm'ad“:
the e .
think the train was well on the was?
Mgmwm be “"“e- "
“This place to BMW “‘v- t '
den-of thieves. The weather is still»
pretty severe, but despite this 1113’
nice are turned out we open shot)
and ufledupontoglveupbodnnli
bedding for the sturgeon. 11m nu
here We mo to walk about all are:
in their fur coats to order. tint m .
G eneml Motors upen-
W 2 near: will be transmitted
such other bust
“7 I cum ma
Notices sent out at the state re-
.cording ‘secretary, rs. Starr C. Bart
Crucible Steel XO‘t' t'fi‘o' 901nm It the (Continued m P88. Three)
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GALLIPOLIS, 0.. ‘Iuch ’r—xm‘it
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the dude: pivlliion" at the 023930!-
Othei- motor and steel shares Were .2 i
to 5 points over final price: of thin
leathers also ware carried t 7
a studio:- extent 0d- «the gen
trance. butrnnbmad'e only moderate
prism. toting. cut stingy
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