Hour. PAPER
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South Not-Walk 1533:.
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. .. Replies to Mr. Hill’s Criticism
Cincinnati. March 11. 1920.
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21:11}? Editor of The Evening South
Dear Sir: -
In the February issue of the l
‘ . _ nter.
national Molders’ Journal 1 published
an editorial, under the caption “An In-
junction,‘ which I had written myself.
it seems that this editorial was repro-
EASILY
WGRKED Blllff
.] films Tells Senate
mine faithin our institutions."
Secondly—That “The Iron Mold-
ers' Union was determined to ob-
struct Governmental work by call-
ing strikes gainst, any factory
which sough to assist the Nor-
Walk Icon “lurks in carrying out
its {contracts .with the Govern-
men ."
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l 60VERNOR mls lllRll lilillll Vllll - Unconditional Surrender of the Medite-
The members or the Norwalk Bird
Club, who met with Mrs. E. A. Wood
gward. last evening, enjoyed an unus-
luaily interesting session. it was voted
(By the Auociated Press.) Civil war seems imminent in Ger-
r- Germany’s two governments—the many as a result of the refusal of the .
new in IBlelarliiikaei‘ild the old in Stuttgart. Ebert Government. now sitting at
- , - _ . ——are st lot? in a struggle for one ntuttsart. to carry on negotiations
lally Comened m an Emer i§$‘§§£I.El§”BP£”m$e§ be known aslpremacy. W'liile reports through Paris With the reactionary regime. which
gency *it is the intention dillth altogetclub. “,today reiterate that negotiations are seized power suddenly last Saturday
W‘“ lite activities along addeitloldal affix???“ p rggréss for a Compromise, the. 3101-23,“; dp'gccgnditilolnal 5: "9x81? 0‘
~ ' mature study. Eb”?! Government in Stuttgart is 111:1“ ieisndelnundgg by i’rgsidvent g3-
‘ 3 Mrs. Walter K. Harrington read a equa y positive that no compromise '
gpaper on “The Gulls,” telling of the
five species that may be seen in our
i
Mr. Holcomb Declares As
sembly Can Only Be Spec-
fo'ught on American soil before the
'has the heart and intentions Of Declaration of independence was sign-
that kind of alien who, in prepara-
tion for ‘Der Tag—«would under—
”my” duced by ”The Evening Sentinel ” and T And, .
p .. . ‘ . .‘ , hirdiy—That “Th edit ri 1 ' DO . 11. 1g anded I,
1,. 2. 1.- “S that, as a result. a . ' .. . e o a ' 2 '
I_uil'l;“l1“,_ lid» pgrtdtilonllative to the same,chgen;au$§atg9n .e aimed to misrepreS?nt and ridi. , ‘ -' ’ s “Sible for the UPnS Is Dem V:
.9 llmwu and DIdterlalSmresident of the Norwalk Iron Kiwi-lg: “tile our mtslitt‘luons put! unionism ' | I i
.....,‘ . aove Darosm’ an dtr . O .
sin-.31: I ll.-‘. ‘ StODDEd igggpggfiéigpegieedéneggeg Slizsllgrualr); faith and confidence mes 0:51: _ V and Unless Forthcommg Cl“! W at May ‘3: _
' ‘ ’ in this communi ti h ‘ e ‘ courts." ' ‘ i M be v ‘ tllk L E H
, . l ca. on t e president The insmuations contained in the ' , A. ‘ em rs ate to Change . . I . r
EERAEE .:hazzbmti':::::.:’:I::::::::: form”: I: m: it“: ““3 ' Name “”“tem‘ing Mooaeet' “Fallow :1 we Deaders m Berlin e
:‘ ‘3'. {Under three heads: ‘ e e_'can sp ‘ e er should , i l in With M E A W iv
\ ,~. _ .. ' personalities have any part in discu - ' 8 rs. . . - . i .
y I edllxdsit- i That The writer of the sions over dlfl'flences in opinion. 5 _ ward - [eaten 1th 3th by Kapp.
‘. 7% A SUCBESS. it; ‘Ir‘igfitutl’igteixerlél‘izi‘smgnaitxionil- The undersigned requires no defense ‘ t
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x .. .i I true spirit of Americanism' and of his Ame mam. H‘s ancestms
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can be confldered. ,who announces he will continue to di-
On the face. of the announcements ”3“ the “3M“ 0‘ the “'0“wa country
in w A from Vi’uerttemberg. The German Na-
lilllrij
' (”71;"in lililfi’l‘ll
NlerV HAVEN, March lti.-~—'l‘\v
HARTFORD.
.\l arch
’ l. fully interemns. {have used in combat him—ribs xener"
h! declares
ii there is interference with vital pub-
ill 1‘.le 3.: im- IN WEISSMAN EASE harbor—their color habits of feedin ‘by the ”"31 g°"""“mem5 ”day 9mm” - . ~ . ’
r. would “Mp: . ‘flight, etc. This was followed by a ogi‘ed to witness the beginning of :i d9“:t:izdltofjgie‘ngyafiveil'llongleletlltI? 0.32::
ion of soldiers _._____. ' , » ries or pictures showin the ll.s3"te"“‘l“"'d contest for control. - 'g ' - ' ' '
. ' l ' 3 5“ - Berlin is in the grip of a general
.-.--u ill-'3 cmiii-l 1- . n‘ . 5 summer home and breeding grounds';Chnncellor;K8W. backed by the bay- strike called bv Socialists and labor
Admit-iii sgms , T¥V9n.}-lllrfie Men INdlCthi A t‘ b S' St M, "NO Man's Land" an island of! thefonets 01' the "00133 that made it 0J9" ‘ ' ' ‘ '
. . . . . . l c ion y ister ates . , . . , G leaders, as a counter-stroke to the u. g
Mm... ”Mam Are Released in Bonds Un-i M , , _ .coast of Maine. Isible (or him to oust the Ebert ov- sumption of power by the Government. 3
‘ ; . n ~ Not out Change in.Con-I These pictures were taken by Winrnment. is sitting tightin the German headed by Dr.- \Voltgang Kapp who
“whmgip home“ lll Mill'Ch 00 stitution‘ bur F. Smith and showed every phase . capital. but already feels the effects of , has issued a decree. threatening all
.1“, Herman; Wm." , of gull domestic life. and were wonder-.the strong weapon in: Socialistszsuike leaders and pickets with death
only-
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'An informal social hour followed, in ,al strike. Against this
he services. Extreme measures will
:1 (ii-spri‘mr- last . . can 11 DOC“ ‘
.. _ _ 11m.“ men who wore indicted with Holcomb -last night formally tetused which many charming bits of bird life e ' < Wl'l be ' B» ‘
Henson». inzlxii.\--5 . . . ' . . . , . _ . 1 = , that most dia.t.ic measures i- be taken. under the decx fr 4 ‘
M “1” Navy I‘m-guru .lOrLllh \\ eissm‘ln' former clothing. Rm oltine tmcloan nmi inhuman in! to call a special session of the bounce-,were reported, as seen at the numer- taken immediately. lo'cizck this ut‘tern . a d it is -
m- ilz-r or this city. on charges of con<§lnf~3 conditions “79“"
disclosed on Ro‘ckr tlcut general assembly to act on the one feeding stations that are
being '
and
bit the crisis of the new revolution .
i ‘ .'- r; l. :.1 ‘35 "_;~ li . . - , . . . ‘ '~ ' l'l
. ” 1' ' m “ sprung to conceal Wvl'ssmau's assets llcdize Road. Springwood. )0<t9l'dfly,zwonlfln suffrage amendment. *He is-‘maintuined by the many bird lovers in 1“ Stuttgart President Ebe
'i'ie“l “'3“ l‘ll_ll“
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7. h. 1‘.
all us "r . -
Iillhnurzli
l'li'll
I‘lt‘llili‘il
not guilty
yesterday. Nine-icon of
lw-foro Judge Eil—
wi'w S. Thomas in l'rltcd Stores court ,S‘ul”
lit-it!
them
through an investization conducted by.
Humane Ofi‘iccr 'Pace. who
found family of six portions living
ii
sued a statement settin forth his tea-flown.
sons for declining to call the ’hg‘lsln-‘Ol‘s.
lure and outlining his position on the:
we have had some rare “Sm his followers not only denied the re-
. mom had been reached with the Kapp
Th' 't i '
ll 3 seven spec es of birds “ere forces. but declares there could he no
port, current yesterday that an nzrce'
‘will quickly follow.
‘(icrmuny are somewhat obscure. but
there seems to be reason to believe
Details of the situation throughout '
“'Hn‘Iivl"who; worn release - , l4: - nr , . iowother in one small room. . uestlon at this time and on feflws'reporlcd as seen during February: - l ' l.
_ ".15". l‘"".‘ 1"” ”Pd” and in.» omél-lLJ’IUiIIfirms»):.10.:th 7X:- a result. Stephen Imnsrcl. h¢’=H1.:it~r.zisions when he refused topacl. “effing sun. black-billed snuscaup “WWW?“ except “ponbmigbaiéi Of’Lkdiitfotle‘ili (lgzeggllllietrilsasilglvgggénrg ‘ "
l ..x'”".”-‘ “ Viz”. "“d thorn appearance on March 33 3of the family. wds arrested on :1 war-i The governor says iii" stale confiti'fi‘mk' mallard, quail, black-crowned unconditional surrender y rt! infections While ““3 Kapp regime ‘5
: "P “m" m ”ppm“ ‘ “'cissman who is at l ‘rfv "mu-lrant issued by Prosecuting Attorney‘mfion requiies that a ”special 5mm. night heron. red-tailed hawk. sparrow The .\ati.mal Asaembi). ‘33 ed 0' rather iimilv intrenched in northeast.- ‘
l "3:" ,hfld “my “N’Wn'” u bond of £20,000. ‘fiied a ”petition ll", TUramer C. l-lrrzeman. in Which he “'85 gency" be at hand in order to summon hawk, screech owl. kingfisher. hall” gem" by the Ebert Government. W‘iél Fm Prussia and in Silesia,where may .
i- NIKE all ”1-)“ "Nd ““3“. bankruptcy last November with {3;}. 5 charged with “causing delinquent‘Yv" the lcszislaiure into special WNIHWMPRRH- downey WOOGPOCRGI'. fllck- meet at Stuiiznrt tomorrow m cons. '4 towns and cities are reported to how
i- (“fj‘iijkfi ”rims: gflbmffs, hinting estimated at $1,0«inocn. Fox-l Lcnrzwl. his wife. and their ‘0‘" and 19 does not consider that turn of“ homo: {lull} blueiaiy. crow, :mril. er the situation. fl holdeclared their.adh’erence m the new,
I . done m: 12:” .md “” 10Winz are. the men who olvacldd notlchildren, aged two. three. six and ten situat on is created by “the desire at ”2%!xgc3ngx‘aged Stillnngdflfigh? anex Field Marshall on Hindenburg‘. w Government.
Shipping guilty;
itinued - . . .
on Pabmfigwmhlwcofl, Enamel Felicia Jacob F iicketv table and
(‘loldSmitlL lsmiore Gross, Lima. }1(~,1‘:7, :duirs.
'Lcc-n Abrams. Jacob Anscliclim"i7..§a room containing
years. lived a crowded lite huddled in
a bed), a stove, a.
several nondescript
The children. sorely needing both-
:1 number of individuals to bare the
general assembly vote upon the More.
31 suffrage amendment." ‘
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siskin. English sparrow. snowflakel
whitothrosted sparrow, treo
junco, song sparrow, fox sparrow, ce-I
has been mentioned as the chemo oi .
the Germ .,
the Kalil) (as; 7 u. “g;
Macy” ' ‘
the situation, it is stated, by; Haney go; .
,dnr wuxwing. northern shrike, myr‘lemewspapers. He ‘5 reported to have,
ed at various
F‘ightirg is report
' ‘ WW! 2..
,J'irawt- .
the clashes far reported h V ‘ _ _
burg, Louis Kiiplam. Louis Land}, 31an
ris l1 lmv. Israel Li'viuson. l.. 'lC. l.i.~- ling- and scantily clad, lent" With thcir
her. i’lzilip Lui‘kin, Morris TC.’il'7!sl(‘.', 1 izilhpi'. “‘1 the sprint-13 0 ‘he bed. which
Morris l’m'low, Morris Rinkov.'f. lop}.- ,had no mattress oroihk‘l‘cm'efing‘ The
’i‘imu'i'. Atiltlll l). elViszszziinmi brother.3‘I’r'mg‘ were worn smooth and Shiny
" -l“5~"“Dli \‘Jcissman: llanuly “'ilmu. ' luv the contact of their bodies.
iwurbler. brown creeper, white~brenst-;madc a public declaration that he islbetween militia units and «M
’ed nuiliatch. chicadee. , So far as is knot“. armed
(n
Mulmn \‘v‘itkin, l.()ui< wow. and M, : Len'gyel is cmploycd in the plant 0L
, , no; tonneflud with the Kanpwrevolu\ crowds.
. "“ . lion and on the contri-ir.v disapr‘i‘OVG-‘h I -
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umo mason-I, all or Noni York". lull as m" "WWW?“ ““‘l “wk” $25 weekly‘
Mwnu mu ARRESTED wu um um: ‘— ‘
mo. homo“... I. I. memmm, Wllll MAN lN Hull], ‘ 'COSt of Damages by
Mn“.-.
Lilli CAPTUREB
MRAEUSE
Swirl Wanted Here Is Under
Mimi in That Place
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T“? "1‘ ”1098 indicted didn‘t appear ,he was instructed to provide better
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- , 0310 WA: sit}. mad the other. who is in 1 quarters for ““2. family and DUI-Chase‘ '1 I . i I ‘ .
Ilf‘.". illlilS Robert .iiunit-r. New York. will be arrested Oil .1 bunch proper clothing for lhe children. ! l l
.\i‘\\' Haven, Norwulk and wan-nut. ‘ ~ \ 1 1n er orms l
"‘ "m 3'“de theft“ has ' A young man giving his name as ' i x.
l‘ winnitis-d. by the police of Sv-
Ircording to word received by
.il police. yesterday afternoon.
ind \ViliiIim Harold Troy. alias
."iivlh, who was arrested in'
3. on Feb. 13. by Officer Wil-
wh, stole two coats, valued a1
*V123, from Iiuscnbullm school,‘
:“Duglin” informed com at Police wu,
llialil R. Pennington, this morning. that
he would break his engagement to
A genuine old-fashioned “ilremcn'ss
dance" will be held in the Eik's'iiome,§
, ‘ , South Main street, tomorrow night.3
may." “”9““ Reed' of Bridgeport, under the auspices of the Putnam Hose?
who was arrested, early Sunday morn~ Company. No. 1.
,ing, in the Germanic. Hotel. Railroadl The affair serves a twofold purpose“
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Emmy w R on: TELL PllLlEE
' um: MHHVElllENIiSWNEE 3W“ T“ .....,.. .. M... .. ..
‘ ISIT' HERE! '
f, EXPLAIN v ; Attorney Salvatore P. Genuurio to dc- will go toward the company‘s fund for
“Duglin” obtained the services of
, ~ . c t hi. theo bsemnce or the Putnam. Hose , ‘ , . d
. . .. . :2:.:I: :II- .01 iiiarhei M... ....,....... .. emu-we dimes «send by mas an o ”mtg; eggs grins,“
°' “W girls“ "”3“” 5m. was’smeen years 01¢ he gave the 9. The members are working hard the devastating Winter storms, according to a s me
to provide a celebration on that 4‘10 foreman by Street Commissioner Henry}. Minor.
, Delay Road Work ,7:
During the next year the Norwalk Street Department will have
no opportunity to do new road work, as all available appropria-
tions and time will be spent in repairing the unusually serious and
i< arrest Troy admitted the
‘ coat. and was taken to Mil-
w-wii-od Ii prison sentence.
1-»;1 by Troy was recover-
Sundny morning Rev. L. J. Scliot-p
’pli‘l‘. pastor or the South Norwalk Dup-
tist church. preiir lied one of the most;
powmful and searching missionary/i
in searching f ’
from their homes in another City, M ii.)
'3 ’ 5“ ‘1‘ Stamford With sermons evorpieaclied in this church . ~ 11 ' b * n in Nor- excuse of her youth 85 his reason for ' '
mi'l!‘ o“ the 1.11, b ll ~ . . . . , 'll‘ore “filmed. _‘° 3‘0”. "e . -. - be ”a -- w ruiy or the norms. - . will re um consid-
‘ ‘ ' 1 11 Such " sermon can 0"” rtsult in ln‘lwalk, Detective Sox's-mot ihoiiius,0hanging We mind a “I ‘ Fume pFiremen {11,15 surrounding .citiel‘, The wood-block pavement onWest am a
° on the Second District. end. That. part
and Cedar streets is in :_
her.
George. was fined $20 by Judge
(‘yeomv ll. \‘osburgh, who reminded
. _-r away. just before thricreased giving of time, money and Hunt yesterday afternoon found two
ill“ lhlll 01” the Pall‘-,service, by Christian people. voung women in r. mom ovvr the Wil-‘
""-““‘l a” he was about to} Frederick Brncli. the first of the liams' saloon. 1 “rats!- street, down-
ble repairing'
will bop resent at the dance tomorrow;era _ . . . .
night. and indications are. that the pop-10f theyavenue in the Vicinity of Crescent
"wow 3 Tonsan' particularly poor condition.
1 -5“,
'\’ ~ . - .. .- . . future ular :flre-laddies will
. ‘ ‘ lFourvaute M: n to speak on the. 3. . m h dt‘talllt'tl, temponuili, him “‘0“! mt bench that in the ' . . . _
f hliillll()rd.lCalely remit-worm WW. “mummy memmd 3:3-,,j‘gfifigafkm could bf, mam. mm “.1,in he becamte imio‘wer: £11 lpoiicc: “gels“: . of B" even, will be e - Whole sections of the avenue will have to be torn up said 1'! _~
'. :rvru hr- sto e. c ot iin ,. ~ q . .3 ' . . . _' , .M , .. . - - y ,. ~ b c, the cour won t e eulcn on ure 1 . 7 rig 01, - - - e no ..
s ,the needs of in. do) in a co 191M. .inu ‘ the“. “mom .m lining in this UL. tiou mnam mu gm“ M.“ of 300 pounds of mg". , land. The melting snow and nits have seeped between th h.
with him bet-aux of his '
ord as a courageous fighter in
.VVorld War. -
A fine of $20 was imp05ed upon Miss
_ , ‘» mun “‘9 7001“ Of Fred- business—like. may. convincing his heap, Tam-,1 to police headquarters, the
L -. :i Hursti‘om $811001 stu- ers that this is :1. worth while undcrfi two on»!h were grilled for along time
' ' ”‘1“5 ( (Him. and, though,iaking. one in which cveiy Christian ' by Chief of i’clice W'iliiam R. Penning-
..mod the use of the stU- man :.nd woman should be vitally ill-116“" Prosecuting
flooding the sand cushiohs. The continuous automobile tunic in!
been tn. ' in the some lee-rots over the pavement, with the re-
l
the
fruit that the unusual strain in the same places has caused the
“small fortune" in itself. .
Attorney Cramer C. C
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my own? thou}, and laterlterestgd , .. a, H i who be: Reed but. execution Of sentence "3-5 ma th loosening the Mocks. .
.. . . - .Icemnn and Ser eant un. . . .v , . _. . .wntertochurn W esand, . ,
- If. u... clothing. He 15 The topic for the c, 3, meeting, ledl 1,152,, them to bebobjecuonabk‘ marl?“ m" “W “a“ $119.“? div-f? , ‘ ‘. Due to the facts that gutter: have been permitted to remain
.\. \v Haven, where, un-f-m. Arch Bcnelishu, was: “What Can ctcrs deqpite their staunch assertions into the custody of Detectue mm 3. . . . . a ., the t _ y
. ' W ““339”- Humeh lie‘u'ie Young People Do to Help thclimt “they“ came here only to seek cm- of Bridgeport, this morning. and she clogged with accumulations of ice and snow, urmg recon
" >3“-"'i0“i" Checks- Church." ~Af1vr an interesting discufi- p‘iovment. “’35 “1k?“ ‘0 “‘3‘ cm“ “mmmmw. , thaws the Within miniature freshen over the rods, urchin:
' $10“, steps “'65" “men-10 begin 99!“?- Plath of the girls exhibiid Vivid ‘m' by he" mane“ - away the topsoil andburrowmg ridges and trenches, that. must be
Of the 'WOl‘k Su‘f"(‘5l0d. a 'naions in ‘vaving shrewdly ‘explan.
Mark Candegbwus the four-minute!“a,y Stories, but they ll‘ippcfl tlicma HARTFORD COURANT
Ispcaker at this meeting. He spoke of {solves up continuously in the recitals} AGED BY FIRE
the result of co—operation in the latelone of them asserted she came! DAM
in
. . modiledatoonsiderhbleflpehflandtimenisisupecianymeon
‘ le was reported ind” that about in” many hfli’ roads inthe city.
35'0” damage “'3“ ““9 t° the “use Somedundg‘e has been caused to the concrete psnments. 39*
at. 62 Woodward avenue, owned by , _ u n
- . . ’ nooa.‘vere from mule the concrete heave. m »
William 1. Saabye, Jr, ,by the i , n motoring
their oondfiion. It will be
3‘37: _» IIUOTS WOMAN
\ 2) KILLS HIMSELF
' \lii.‘.“_, March lit—Alon-
: i‘ sallrgerl to have shot
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war, and thought in the “World Move— through” on a train from Buffalo.
merit" there should be hearty coopem‘ ;,“7th she reached Norwalk she had a
. HARTFORD, ‘ March 16.——Fire
tion, that we should go forward work- : quarrel with her husband and she‘got
the Conant building. yesterday. did mg of the premises recenty “The new liner spent
Place is occupied by a film"! “med‘md the Vin-ions roads todetermine
II bullet into iii-8‘! . . - v d:
.. .- .. .. -' n n‘ the tram at this cm» her ”“5”“ amare. but the his newspaper . . ..
.. ~ stun: :I:3I‘:~.I «continued on sum 1...... Somme me mm:- , . 3:253: Wm... were mor-m:::.*::.:*V:::..°mn:::;:::= foam», w m ,.°,°W°d,. by m,m,,, m: "M.“
-«.,.{..;. Last night. Mrs. The police instructed the ans 0 oughly soaked by two “1195 0‘ h°"“3"i:oid spell the water pipe “on the sec-2 . " ' '
leave NOI'W'Alk with the leaSl POSSlb‘e The buflding was choked with smoke,‘ this" Wm h” 5'“
delay. as arrest would follow their re- and Miss Dorothy‘ Schnttenheim and
maining in this city. Miss . Muguerite Conger, reporters.
and floor froze and burst, nodding? . 1)th m
the entire building. Some of the‘them‘ inmexpcfienoe 7 .
neighbors saw water coming out of
condition at
five bullet
.v :‘l/ills
I”? ll with
BOULDER ON THE
NEW HAVEN TRACK'
smoke. nearly suffocating them. The,
-' " ,' . onestores d'to thoallt aid.
if uuwurs cm «mm .. we: .. mm
_ and the 0 er women . . , out to the scene
the ground by m 0' the “1'9 93’3“?“ oil. ' “63"“ theme:-
Au‘u‘uus IS‘MADE,“1.‘T§I“B“:WW
‘Mnyor J eremihh Donovan, pursuant ‘ Appropriations for ther’gme of fife
, to a vote of‘the city coun at its uses Y' ' ,.
tore the trouble was Cleared up; . 113‘ 1110211113. has sined‘reclléases tor'mongg b’fievetgd'ggl??1,ngefi§. alto; 3: , ~
. " \ all claims the city has had spins; the . {rule licenses have M " .
CHINADIAN ROBBED loulorbankm’s,afloatherépmfislgflfiiné 3£$%?fi;nny at the towns ot'l‘uir
. ‘ ,_ ' *out ”8; man, es a 9hr ’ , ' inefndine’ " W .. ,
IN' BRIDGEPORT‘ books or the former . it: treasurer. m wzuu m PW! gm
Wilfred ’Bodwell, semi-mug {on state- in” no; acted more. mfie
mentionedthis. morning. . 4 , rebate. Humnhéh‘w'
Aim 835:0»; was involved the lust mm . ‘ot
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I : ‘frl'-lll~lu\\'. Mrs. Ed." ,Who were 190““ 3;:‘11lihflfiggdgmr'ihe cellar windowe and notified the , _ ‘ ~~~——--—
wt. told the police. GREENVVICH, Conn. March 15.“ l STMENT “£22? afiuggag: hallway m“ d dommlpoliee, are and. Water departments , . PERU'VI N LEG ATION .
‘3?“ FTEGO‘Iing. Minor Passengers of the accommodation i » . 3 h Lair :1 e m the street thefie‘tfl‘dfllfi it appears that members -.‘ ED BY A M03
: u l::unilry company train for New 'York, leaving Green- — ‘ t e 5 W Y ' probe lire department were the only _ ATTACK .
‘ ‘ wich at 2:30 Sunday Were greatly ,ex-
cited and a bad Wreck was narrowly
averted, it became known here yester-
day, when the train was derailed near
the East Port Chesterdower as a re-
sult of a huge boulder which rolled
down the embankment onto track 3
carrying with it a quantity‘of earth.
The train had to be switched") ani .
other track and it wasthree hours he-
£1" to her mother.
. .v-trcmont. had been
-: m—r husband."
”‘JSTIE Iti’ifii—AN
3‘ IDENTIFIED
March 16.-A
up by the
midnight and,
:tl suffering from
‘(f'lilil give no ac-
mis been identified
. Awh of New Ro-
:.- n“ a prominent New
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