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MASONlC NOTICES

 

aid Welt Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.

Meets in Masonic building, South
Iain street. lst and gird Tuesday of
each month,.llély and’August except
a. at 8 o’cloc All Master Masons
«cordially invited. Asa T.Lowndes, W.
11.. Robert M. “’ilcox. secretary. .

 

Butler Chapter, No. as, a. A. M..
meets in Masonic Temple, South Mam

 
 

I Thereawero rumors that her name
waleapp. which is the nameiot the

 

crnment, but there is no confirmation
of this report as yet.

The former Emperor still Is engag-
ed in sawing wood and has not been
permitted to leave the castle, even for
a visit at Doorn‘ since Saturday. '

l PARIS, March 17 (Havas).-——Dr.
Wolfgang Kapp. the new German
,Chancelldr, and General von - Lnett-

fi}.€hanceflor of the new German (30%

 

wits. his military lieutenant, have de— '

cided to retire fromvthe direction of
flex-man Governmental affairs uncondi-
tionaly, according to a dispatch re-
.ceive here from Frankfort quoting
advices to the Gazette of that city. it
.is said this decision was reached after
negotiations with Independent Social—
ists, led by Dr. Colin, in which the lat-
ter had threatened to attack the new
Government forces With armed work-
men.

A Wolff Bureau dispatch from Ber-
lin states Colonel Bauer, confidential
adviser of General Ludendortl. has
been assassinated. The general strike
is effective over nearly all 25 Ger-
many.

cormxnnoex. March Ila—Presl-

direction of midi-malts.

The message reiterates the
that Field Marshal von Hindenburg
had sent a to to Dr. Knpp ask:
ing him to reel immediately if the
old Government agreed to bold new
elections.

PARIS Bar-ch l7.——A dispatch from
Berlin, time-d in that city at 10:30
o’clock this morning. says the report
that. Chancellor Kapp haul resmned is
false. »-

PARIS, March 17.——Tho news that
came through during the night from
Berlin and other German points tell-
ing of sang'uinary clashes at‘Essen,
Dortmund, Leipsic, Mannheim, Frank-
fort and Brunswick. together with a
report that a council-or workmen bad

report

assumed power at Chemnitz, has given

the impression here “hilt there is more
to be feared from a revival ‘of' the
Spartacan movement than from the
activities of the Kapp Government in

Berlin. . g
. According to, the, latest dispatches.

the military movement has resultediil
bloodshed in tWenty-t‘our German
towns. The Spartacans are reported
to have arisen in Dresden, where a
clash with troops is declared to have

 
 

resulted in a casualty list of 100 dead

shut. the 2nd and “h Tuesdays of (lent Ebert. head of the German Gov-
and.300 wounded. ’Figl’lting in Bres-

' “Ch month, at 8 o’clock, July and Aug. elnment driven from Berlin last Sat-
at excepted. A" 'R' .A' “25°“ cor'mrday morning. stands firm in his de- lau. Hamburg and Kiel also is report-,
daily and fraternaéy B'E‘xtéH. H P ltermination not to have any relations ed. l
... “3‘58” t ’ ‘ ' {with the new regime at the capital, I
4-. 3‘ LYO ' ecre ary. 'says a telegram received here from ST. PATRICK’S ,

lStultgart. The telegram says in the, DAY PARADE

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GENUINE IRISH T :53111‘58 0 an in ei'VIG“ r 2 al 5 3
PLAY IN REGENT l “I am in comPl‘Ele 3990111 With the; (Continued from Page One).

THE ATRE TONIGHT Imperial Government. We have not.Z _ f
. $50 far deviated from the declamtlons themselves with glory on the battle?
.we made'on Friday night as to rem} fields. oi J‘rance, wore their overseas
lto the insurgents ultimatum. There equipmm and steel helmets. Wound-
"can be no Question (at an 'flnderstallgl- ed members of the regiment rode in
. . , ling with the nerjum enemies of l 0 automobiles. Eve lrisn-Ainerlcan

Interwoven _m the. well laid plot ale ,German Constitution. lorganization here v.25 represented in
5‘3"??? mustcnl numbers Wh’C‘H "I replied to a telegra m from Gener- the colorful procession. ~
1530““ ‘0 m?“ 50““? 0f “‘9. ””5““! a1 Greener. asking me to await him. Between the great Gothic towers of-
Blts of the mzht. The mustcal Dl‘O'mel-r- for n. vclbal discussion, but so the stately cathedral floated the Am-
mm has 1199!! tiiS'E‘fUHY arranged 11.“ far he has not arrived." President ”jean flag and the tricolor of the lie--
fiot’essor JMES 3- 3831““ 0§D€Clal‘!rloel~t continued. “General Mel‘kel' public_ In addition to “President" do
‘5' for the play. Edward J. Small. Shad no commission from us so negoti- Valera, Govemor Alfred [.1 Smith. for.
known to every music-lover in the fate with the insurgents. We. on the mer Governor Glynn Iliayor Hrlan,‘
city, has a wonderful repertoire of contrary. told him we must adhere lo Alchbishop Have; and a host of Cally
old Irish folk songs and among the . the declarations Wt: made Friday night olic dignita‘lies'weic invited to the re~
old favorites he will 5mg: will be "Tlll‘ :and we informed representatives of vicwiné stand". l
”Quid Plaid Shawl," “Kathleen M3 llhe Coalition parties we must insist PreVious to the parade a pontificalg
rout-need" ”Darwin: ‘Xeavll the:
when." and “The Valley Liea: Smilv :insurgcnts.” ‘ v The festivities of [he day included a,
tag Before Evin" L'ilph F. Dibble l The (“51331011 “2'99 ”lat a d‘W’DM' dinner by the Friendly Sons of St. Pat-e
.me of Nol‘wall-I: illurf famed min lilo“ 0f POllliClal‘“ ”lull“: ““30““ rick tonight, 3 ball by the Ancient OF:
311121 Sta-'5. has a specialty in "The ; Merk”. was beli¢.. I W be On “5 “‘3." dcr of Hibernians. and dancest tilo'
irish Vi'ere BF.‘1IilEEZlS Lon: .A.l.§0,"ito Stuttgart ”0111 {3"1‘1m- b“? had not. Daughters of Erin and other societies.
and Miss Elizabz: Murphy “-130 2N”, {arrived here this altex‘noon. ' ' v

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be seen ' ‘h [.,,.‘;g z . .- . President Eben is quoted as asser'w ' . .
will {are}:l in; T21. $3,331,231: fing malts-la»: wele shaping themselves $10,000,000 TAKEN :
' ‘ IN INCOME TAXES;

-in favor ol his Govtl'nmcm.
: "\Yuerttelnberg adheles firmly to
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Shamrock."
In additiorl it) illr-rr popular artisan

will

Alice

-us," he is said to have declared, “and
gBadr-n, Bavaria, I‘lf‘hSC‘. and Saxony.asl
‘The Turn-Me “pm in V” lwell as the whole ~Vol nmlhwcst (28F; . .
Sale." and Mg“ 316.; . “w ‘; ' many, also take their stand on tile lnl- . 1y 1m; (,m—prnmem employcs were at
Bridgeport s, - ' grim?“ 0‘ perial constitution and lcyzllly auncle work. , . l
aniet— '. g. . , “3* in» nit; Only in provinces cast oz‘ the ', Four largé _8ackg of mail were re-'
‘ ‘9 (Olnl’bfit'u 0f Alpasrc Illnhx") g . . c , , _ l . , .
_-.§oseph McMahon Tl “ , 'IElllQ have the instilgf‘l’lts so tal (cunt cowed at mp office. this morning.
’ mm“ L ”0' .any followinz. but this follomng is b0- 5 blinging letters containing payments.

‘Mrs. Albert F’.
“Macushla.” 51:5,.

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lris'h ;upon unconditional retirement of the mass was celebrated in the cathedral; -

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CHICAGO, much 17.“!!35 min Fast PW SCI-vice wm be me. .
.beth Chapman, president of the gonad on yam 2,3, .~,. g

Freshman clash of Northwestern Uni.
versity, min a hospiml today, 39““
odsly iuiured as the result of a tall
from a third-story window or an
apartment ‘buildtflg where she 17”
imprisoned by members of the sopho
more class to prevent her appearance
at a St. Patrick’s Day party or the
lower-class. .' ' » ,‘ 'l '

Miss, Chapman was abducted from
her home Monday and taken to the
apartment where girl Shillong stood
goal, over her. In an eflort to 98
cape on Hondny night. she made a
rope from sheets—end attempted a
descent from a window. She lost her
8’33 D on the‘ improvised rope and
plunged to the sidewalk.

An investigation was begun today"
by‘authoritiee of the university.
-NEW’ HAVEN, Frank Schols. aged
35. while taking bread from his box
erg. automobile on (‘vmpbell avenue,

be much easier or mom hereto-
fore from Pittsburgh and surronn’ 'ding
cities ‘0! West Virginia and, Ohio
through the inauguration at a that put
sensor train service daily between Boo
.‘ton and Pittsburgh in the‘N. v., N.
EnndH.R.R.andPa.R.R.,itwas
announcedattheomcesoftnklflew
Haven road today.

The west-bound train will be known
as the "Pittsburgh Express" and will
have South Station, Elston, at 1:30 p.
m. The train stops at Bridgeport at
5:05 p. m. and arrivclng at Pittsburgh
at 8:12 a. m. ‘ ’_

The eastebound train will be known

 

run from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia
in combination with existing Pennsyl-
vania train No. 46 and will be continu-
ed separately from Philadelphia to
It leaves Pittsburgh at 3:10

 

 

West Haven, yesterday. was struck Boston.
and killed by a Bridz-lport bound trol- p. m.; stops aBl-ltirepnvt at 4:30 a
‘9! car. ' ' m, and lands in Boston at 9, a. m.

 

 

 

 

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WE CLOSE SATURDAYS AT 6

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122 So. Main St. " Phone 301.

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REPAIRING, WELDING.
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LIGHT TRUCKING AND PARCEL DELIVERY
FOR SALE

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ing._l 1918 1 Ton Worm Drive Ford Truck. 1 1915 Closed Body Fox-(L
Delivery. 1 1917 Open Body Ford Delivery. 1 19!? 1 Ton Republic
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known asailf’l‘he} u”. 10‘ n can,“ ,‘m‘l inf-i recruited from ”1“ 01d P11155131! 1‘4" s Collector \‘Jalsh said that a few of the

alien" are on “1;, Hr} ,‘ " “”1 0‘ m" gilCIiODaries. Great indignation 0W?!" larger corporations were expected to;
- Dmgxalu for a num- llhe situation prevails in South Ger-Imake initial payments today. Checks;

 

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Je’l‘ho; gagglllrEAEazlSIh 1]."? im‘j‘mf-" _ _ , _ .contained in envelopes postmarked the,
evening and (h, (111,, “F“ N“ 13.1, 'Itlkeww. according to telegranhnneemh willmot be classed :wlm “de-l
"ifafouragpd v.1.“ Pf“ "‘05 “9:0 mutt; ‘recelved by Us. the hanolanll 73ml lmquent‘: mail. Envelopes postmark—j
eryon , 'or “ ”f “' 01k of the Cam. i“ eslphnlla are opposed to the nevi“- ed the Sixteenlh will be held up and
9 “Wm menaml {or to lgime. If through the action of insurg- the senders notified that the usual pen-i

 

 

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FAIREEED COUNTY '” 3
Y. M. C. A. NEWSi

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General Strike Cause: seconomic m"? and illSl'llthfd. the P00 ed at the office this morning to make;
‘ mie's food supply. responsibility tails payments were penalized. !
ltional Party.
_ ltion of General ton Luellwitz to these they must make gnu“. payment of tax.
(Continuead From I-Yrst Page)
pg ,.. ., ~__ 7 :pel'iol Council will sit temporarily in
131:, March 14,—t'onditions inEStuttgzart, and mr-mbers of the 60%.
ton ~ . . . . .
might-3:“? .‘t-“as indicated by dis-2:11 Independent Su("lr'".~'ts are already
* tHahn-l: this city into lastihcrc’. Our aim it: :ufeguard thcg
Wolfgang ha . .
DD has proved a . .. .s- w uh I] insist on th . rebel . . -
the general strike Weapop whicflldsltil,- ' 1:20:39. ‘beieng-l £itlllll'dlx'd from ( Berlin “lines having charge of this fund “"11
- ,. - ‘ ‘ meet at the home of C. C. Saunders.l
e . . .
ysfiégég effiégefiglliufilon. incitement, which it pursucl lul' weeks aW'lrds of this fund
. 1 8 ~ . 1.. ‘ . l ‘. ’
ave selzed past, was aimed at the cumin-ow or County Executlve Comrnlttee
Inny parts of German . - ‘
. . . _ y me attribut l the uestmn and I do not doubt tor a . , .
to the actxvttles of th - u 9‘ q . .. . . of the Pail-field County ‘1 M C As
9. . .. . ‘ _ , . . . .
se stormy pc- moment the ct erw‘htlmlng majority of Wm meet Saturday afternoon, at 2:30.
'mcnt, appalled by the econ ' '
,_ , omlc COHSP-lr'lne persons have been killed and up .
u \ .
‘2. ences of a prolongatlon of existing wards of a hundred wounded in disor. 5 United Y. M‘ C. A"

Financial Campaign

. gents collision have occurred at several altips are m efl'ecL
Great Confusion and 4upon the insurgents ol‘ the German Na- This neglect cost them a 35 fine and
loonsequcnces if his plan is carried out. at oncce no quarterly payments.
$911113an: already Chaotic, have booninlan National Pally will assuredly:
night. “While there is little doubt thoiConstilution and 1" or» economic (Ir-"m full amount of the fund for schol-
Bert regime has been ObUged to use and disbanded. it now is r-Znar the in Fairfleld, on Friday evening, March'
flzeir Opportunity ‘0 S‘il‘ 11D as much the Constitution and (lvnuv-rncy. Dem-' Meeting.
min." ”“2 German people is for democracy." in the otlice of Judge Light, at South
conditions is negotiating if not witllders at Treves, in the American zone! for Fairfield County. “

"fiighl’s Dresssntallvn,
lplaces which haVc severely shaken our At least a score. of persohs who call-’
Trouble in Germany. I'have called the ““0“ 2 per cent. of the tax due. In addition“
“The National Assembly and the lm;
‘3 wmg “011 C dullng the last t'lvenl,;.>.lk€ep away. On the milr hand sever—
mctionaz'" m v .. . . . .. . . .
-‘ , 0 ement_ headed by D,-_!(l«-r and publlt' in LII-I} us soon .m p(l.;- arshjps for tax-servicemen. The com-
- ains ‘ ~ . , - . , ‘
=3 t’ It ‘5 9415th the countly intolGerman National Party 5 cafiqlalgn of 19th at 8 p. m. to make the final
troubl ., ‘ . . . . .
e as posSlble and dlsorders inlocracy or military react-unwthat ls? The countv executive committee
There is no doubt th
e . , . . — . __, ., .
Ebert Goveln. PARIS, MillCh ll (Havas). Fifty Nonwalk.
e cotene led by Dl. lxapp) at leastl‘of occupation southWest of Coblenz.

mittec of the County Y. M. C. A., the

. Againt meeting of the finance coi‘nJfi. '

 

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Norwalk Coal &,Su pply‘Co.

'108 Water St... South Norwalk.
com and Wood
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mth Conservative leaders who have”

been careful not to ‘ 7‘ ’
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ran rapidly as possible
about, but how far pol lic-ui
/ masters of the situa,’
point. The next few.-
sir-ate whether it i:
the tide of disaster.
PARIS, Marci:

ion , .7 a moot

and has pillaged
tenses. says a Belli
Journal. The disor

the driver and severa

‘ li Huselv-
. .» collllénzltion‘ of
[gees making for Tesla: JilUF of order
- wry be brought
pa! ties are

days "-‘l'll demon<
possible to stem

lT.~—A mob h ‘
stormed French headquarters, at Ben}:
Flores and private
dlsbpatch to the
ex- egan b 3

attack on a French military aumtlrllen

according to a dispatch received here.
Revised figures for the casualties in
the fighting at Dresden are said to
show that more than 100 were killed
and 300 :wounded.

LONDON, March 17.—-—lndependent
Socialists and Communists in Ger-
many have commenced a violent agi-
tation in‘iavor of a Soviet Republic
and an alliance with Soviet Bosnia, ac-
cording to 3 Berlin dismtch to the Ex-
Change, Telegraph Company.’

COPENHAGEN, March 17.—A tele—
gram from Essen says at the first sit-
ting of the Revolutionary IVorkers’
Council, held on Monday afternoon. a

 

1 French oll'icers ' committee of 33 took' over the conduct

Ian-owly escaping being lynched. Po-Iof affairs.

Ree omcers we1e~obliged to fire upon‘

the mob the dispatch sa '
. - ys.
AMERONGEN, .March 16,—Consid

“Efl'orts are being made," adds the
dispatch, "to secure common action or
- all three Socialist parties for the Low-

enable e‘Citemem was caused here on or Rhine district and Westphalia on

Sunday by an attempt. by a myste'n‘
dis woman. l’) visit
Earner-to; “gilll'anl.
the ga o Dentin
denied admittance l :l l
» versatiomwith the l;
- 8e, leaving a._ bench.

hilt”

- the basis of a proletarian dictator-

former ship."
,. appeared at
t astle, but was have resulted in clashes with security
lanai-had acon- guards, in Hamburg, are apparently
.n.‘d of the cus.,Spartacans, according
t. of flowers lor'frqm that city.

The demonstrators whose activities

to dispatches
In yesterday’s hostili-

 

 

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ties the casualty list totalled 17 in kill-
ed and wounded.

A dispatch from Oldenburg says
that atWilhelmshaven all of the 011i-
cers of the garrison whose attitude
was “doubtful,” namely, about 400,
were arrested at noon on Tuesday. ,

LONDON, March 17.—Machine gun
.tiring was heard in Berlin between
eleven and twelve o'clock, last night.
:says a message“ to the Exchange Tele-
graph‘fompcny today from the Ger-
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.give a new rich fadeiess Pol During she‘d: d tach ‘
. , , 7 _ or to . ‘ y a c ment of sol-
ay fabric. Whether-'1: be wool,‘ sil'l ,diers passed through the Brunnen—

strasse, headed by a. band playing
[“Heil dil- 1m Siegerkranz.” Workman
immediately charged the troops and a
skirmish ensued, in which a number or
men were'klll'ed and others mulled.
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members of the State committee re-
siding in Fairlield county, and men
from each of tour districts in the coun-
. ty, together with the State and county
secretaries, will meet at the office of
Judge Light, on Wednesday afternoon.
at 3:30, March 24th. The purpose of
this meeting will be to consider all Y.
M. C. A. support that will be necessary
{or the coming year in Fail-field coun-
.ty.
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iWESTERN BOWLERS IN CONTEST.
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,the American bowling concress today,
gbringing teams from —Lincoln, Neb;
‘into action.
A new leader appeared in both the
‘fiiuhviduals and in the all-events. as a
result of yesterday’s play, R. Meyer,

to the front in the singles, with a

j683 score and into first, place bathe
all-events with 1,885 pins.

'0! the Western bowlers competed in

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4 $2.29 each
Hemstitched Damask Ta-
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, Plume 1959.
Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
. Are your broken in A1 condition?

Do your wheels line upO.
mileage on your tires' ?

I. that you may get the full

'Are the bearing: in your motor in good condition?

liowiscgoodiimetocoover‘the caramihcve itputin
readiness. Yonwdlwnntitjnst the day you find you have
neglectcdtohcvcyom-workdone.

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