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.4 Evening, at Interest-
. Exercises.
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ElllzlERS
ill 1: g:ljllllllllllill
. lather Closier, of
"geport Talks on Value
In Education.
Mary's school
it sraduat-
Thomas
during the
witch the
Thomas B.
"‘2' of St.
L :--":"‘.".E‘{‘ Who
‘ 1-. good educa—
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the ignor-
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benediction
held.
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‘ELAIMS PAKES,
l $518 for Attorney
2 _ ,
3;“ 9t the Seam "mm
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"Insults
Number of 1'
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Hill-I Willi e
Business at n Standstill, Peo-
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_L(_)NDO.\’ERRY. Ireland. June 21.»—
Riotxng was renewed in this city to-
day and resulted in one person being
mortally wounded and two seriously
hurt. Rifle and revolver firing was
almost continuous. As the people
feared to venture out to work. bnsi~
was at a virtual standstill.
The mob this openly fired rpon the
troops. At 1 o’clock’this afternoon.
the riozing was still in progress.
John Galagher. one of the men
wounded in yesterday's fighting be—
tween Unionists and Nationalists. died
today. bringing the number of deaths
for the present outbreak of party
strife up to six. '
Shops and school were closed today
and many houses were barricaded.
The street»; were deserted by all er
cept those fighting or protecting van-
rage points. The dock workers
strut-k. declaring they would not ban-
dlo freight until peace had been re-
SiOl'Pd.
The rioting which started at
o'-
nfter the troops
ind .7196?“ withdrawn after yesterday's
battles. continued all day. Reports
of additional casualties were received.
Eng travel on the street was so dang;
emus that. it was impossible to obtain
:xrcurate details.
9
.
”WHERE .1 ,
IN BANKRUPTIIY
Blel-ZPORT. June 21.-The hand-
line of the bankrupt estate of the East
India Tea Company was characterized
as “absolutely rotten" by Bankruptcy
Referee John Keogh. last week, at the
hearing on claims and reports of the
receiver and trustee. A Federal trus
tee had been appointed by represen-
tations made to U. S. Judge Thomas,
after former Referee Banks had re-
fused to do it. The trustee fiSkfdd'igr
‘9 of certain claims. no u l g
allcm nee Solomon Badesch
for services.
Judge KeOgh stated that Badesch
represented only one claim of record
for $12.50 for wages which was a pre—
ferred claim“ anyway. and that the
other three claims he assumed to rep«
resent were fake claims, and for the
lllilllllflls
prelimi—
. Carlos
. reef: New.
.ezntia com-
power con!
"11»: champion-
:nl. under the
. Athletic
rday. July
The fifteenth
. ‘v': will be sail—
.“ ' i" 3 * ‘: siaming a: 12
, Milton
. an open
., starting
enrolled
b. H. de
'ew York.
n.‘ 2 ¥
““435. P
W‘er Boat
R
are CE for a Year
31._15L‘: the re-
‘ e fitting on:
tor boat race
,
3
--ed from West
and Riverside
has been called
one year. The
. Vincent Astor
’i‘ristiha, and at
expected to
the contest
Club, which ‘
fC‘WeVer. three of
up because of
Where they were
. and. as a result;
go over until next
present he would hold up the Badesch
bill for services.
The referee approved most of rho
claims presented by F. E. Morgan. the
receiver appointed by the State courts.
but criticised the receiver for the
reason that $1.000 went to him and
his counsel out of a total of $1.300
a 'ralten in from the business. leavinrz
the rent and other claims to be met
by the Federal trustee.
The referee disallowed
of Sol. Ramon representing a whole-
sale furniture house.
of some furniture.-
fill] llflllSlflN ,
‘ ‘5 - - n' F be misrepresentation “panties man;
man A. Greene. annexes! 0x, t - , ~— ~ - a: . _ 3
Two cars were; wrecked. t3: :3 $5533; 4::me has an}? m penn- 335333;: méimfhmgrfiizffi:;fe Oficiab Flag} , 1 .
lone hurt. in a hagl’colhggg m0 3 Mtg-win [0.5.5.1 the summer on his passed away. No gran now win; :23 611 Question. at Annual Ejectlon Will Be
’gznégngécgcf :‘venne near Cedar father's farm. bfi‘.‘ B 9313:31th "0 re~ ‘Etfigfigcfuggegsz?ge§fscffalfi: . mtim‘i at m F3390? Of
street A big Sgindow uglek. lane: mm to {\orwalk “1 the a 21:5 ordinary practices: find all was . ,
with furniture._ was on t e Cfly of ad really know anything scout it inc-av Residents oi Connectzcnt town.
New'rork. dnvgn by Peg? 1:23 of Gardens DCSt‘I'OY . elbat its purposes sari objecx arech even those which 135; autumn vary;
Alton. Mass. (3th . Haven in By Htgh Tides the best. {Irons 1518313- ' And some 1i- . 625116! e the’Eighteenth men}
Boston .was going to - 9“ of them are mantel} tug the place i- ‘ em
this Haynes touring
[Mill lODAY‘
_ in Party Striké Are Pl
at Six, with Many Serizcu:
(N THE TflllflPS
Being Afraid. to Go
' N0le
the Claim
for ‘the recorefi.’
» Will
m. which was
POO:-
BRANnEfiEE THINKS
WilsuN PLANS l0 ‘
* WWINAW
Says Prés'd 7 Pref ‘
Electionllfgttegtig Logger
of P Y Power.
WASHINoTON.
shrewd a political
tor Frank B. Bra
June 21.-.-So
3b3€fier as Sena-
_ n egee" shat- ‘ '
22:21:21}; ndexlloping haopinion her:3 151::
. 1 son. s serious d 5‘
3n securing for himself anotherenfi
anon at the Democratic national
convention in .San ’ Francisco. This
otpimon IS extremely recent and had
1 s Ul'lzll’l in the sudden and unexpect
:{tlimwnlid‘gazal from the Demeordtic
. .: o. 'i tam G_ )icAdoo '
with the personality sax:ctiou«afloiltfilezeif3
row “3“} the President- as printed
11 the New York “'orld" and which
gave the distinct impression that
bremdent “risen is physically capa-
le of assuming the work or the presr
dency.
Senator Brande-wee
.. declared t
the fact that the McAdoo withdmigi
find the W orld" interview were al-
. est simultaneous could only be re-
a plan
garded as parts of
l Two White Men?
Close of n Parade.
Sillllill "
SERlfillSll
Sailor Who Won War Hon-
Street Fight.
CHICAGO. June 21.——Police today
, . to force were seeking R. D. Jonas. alleged ran-
;;‘;xelssic:’1;2v:0m;as€j? by making the “31 agitator - and three Item in
. In E tow with can" . .
{League ot nations an n “d the d 5 m ““5”
coon-cum
nmpfible 15_ “black belt” last night during which
This, according Eggxgl'hite men tier-e killed and two
see was calculat .95 were 3‘3 W3" -
one: slice: W... it see m... «3mm... . 23’:
offered and eage the field to Wilson. 0rd 0? negro oregzbers at the “Star
agreed-with the 33:31.21]? Dewocrats “finder“?f Ethopxa, an Organization
"To be defeated n-c rout man Beg“. t RAVE-cote. the return or the
{of h‘ . « ‘ | on this platform , 0 henna. and immediately
r 1m in any case. said Senator after one of the leadeds D! the parade
drandefzee. "If he can save himself I
from that defeat bv gag; P l‘ - tied
_ . . n t _ 0 ice toda em has ~
nation for President 3 he nomi } p 7 that the
from repudiation by
sue in the campaign.
to Senator Brande
i t ' rem!
his 0 .cehng. but “more pmbab’l
and thereafter, even if he gufif‘tge of a radical ”or The; gage”: on:
defeated at the polls. it would be no that “95°93 “‘1 “mam m
stealer defeat than the rejection of ated in an effort to resin: the insult
his party of the issue he has made to the 53:. However.sefernl tinct-
prsemment ' dents. including the maltrannent of
l He might as well be defeated with three negro ministers funny Nous
the nomination of a platformhn from the scene 0‘ the rioting. W'
the nomination as defeated bv the ring later in the night.
par’v‘~ . . savored o:
‘ l_ s adoption of a platform 'to face—noting.
which he Oblecls on this issue. The The Degrees souzh: leaders in the
presxdem has
never said ' '
nor accept a nomination bgfaujfag:
Would accept it if it were necessary
to save his attitude toward the leazue
from being rejected by his party."
plot to burn the do: are Joseph Fer-
non, who is said to call himself “the
Great Abyssinlanz" his son and GR)"-
er C. rReddtng. who it is said. claims
to be a native of Abyssinia. The three
negroes led the parade yesterdnn
mounted on horses and wearing tan
tastic miment. ‘ ‘
Jonas. who police; declared. was
back of the morwfifiiifiéfsnhe mm”:
of the negroes to ' ' '
Jonncfinzmfl a boom for Mayor “’1?
ham Hale Thompson as a “third par-
Norwalk is to lose a number of well-
.» Ky" candidate for president, who
known families in the near ff‘i‘aur’P- wotfid ralir the "solid Irish and negro
the? having made arrangements to “3793' ' '
locate in other cities about the coun-
try. and if. is with regret that their
friends learn of their departure.
Rev. Charles B. Strong and family.
lot No. ‘22 Franklin avenue. leave short-
ly for New London {0 make their
home. Their daughter. Miss Doris
Strong. graduated last week with high.
honors from ‘the Xorwalk High School
and will take a course at the Connec-
ticut State College. starting in Sep'
tember. Their son. Carl H. Strong.
has been in the United States Arms-
for some years. and is at present. 523-
tioned on the Mexican border. .
Dennis Tootnefr and family are moi?L
in: today from Eliznbth street to
703' Usnox avenue. Baltimore. Daniel
and Joseph Toorney. students in the
public schools. have mam” friends
here. Joseph has gained much mill?
larity bf.- his‘singing and piano play—
ins.
The killing of the white men. woo
included Robert L. Rose. a sailor sta
tioned at Great Lakes. aroused hun-
dreds o fsailors on leave in Chicago
and caused issuance of an order for
(Continued on Page Eight);
MASBNS AND
EASTERNSTARS
Members of Did Well
,.
Commander? iinizhts
will remove from Hizh street. Second
“istrict. to Bristol. Connecticut. Mr.
Thompson was iormmrljr principal in
the Norwn 1: school. but for the. past
rear he has been engazed in the in members or these 0.59:3
Eurance business. He returns to good representa:i03 of
écrhncl work again in Seriem‘oer. ipxnsfinr 3.; “pf.
’ - Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Raymond ex~ and friends of the C'llnfl‘lz. 31:
c.- sborrlv to go to Litchfiield. Coons lug sang in his 3533; 3133.43,:
3 senice in the South Norwalk Me‘h
odist Episcopal church. last"
.
t The service was a. St. .iolm‘s 035 set
them
19
L!
A. A. anmond. in. u
there for several years. Mrsllnymond‘sion of the serum}: Ashamed
conducted the Elm Grove store awakens," Tee‘cnozr' rend
mam Years. 5 ‘ ir'mll's beanmul antaczn.
Ellis‘E. Howard and {anally of-s El- :Elef‘
lie avenue. will more to-New Jersey. ‘
United Statesf
, with the
””9““ Leon Point. but
Shipping Board art-“’5.
new in Jersey City.
in their . attendance.
. Kind AL,
ter “ Colored Melt Had
Burned Amend-«Flag at
an
orsOneof’l‘htfieSlainin
had set. fire To an American flag. 1
he will be saved rioting was not the result in! small
. ATTENII‘SERVIBE’
and St. fl
John's Lodges F and A. M Clinton .moming that the 75"?"33?‘
Templar, andlwas to bring in strikebreakers.
George E. Thompson and family Ophi: Chap'er. Easter Srar. attendant}, gstfikers. the police believed.
night.
vice and had been 'arranged for fbg 3am! the police oficsrs
A very :the
of the mer‘aersnip. ill119mm? Sh
cred Chur-
“Abide ‘With
'fhe pastor expressed his apprecia-
' - i. he . —e Q
rd. for some 3ears has been non of the presence 0;. t..- roost.
M“ Howe. and of the honor they Can the Cir-3113
There was!
once a gap of misunderstanding gr:
W’ASHINGTON. June
roads east of the masts-3pm finer. at
the direction of the Interstate Com-
merce Commission, will enter today
on an attempt to relieve coal short-
ages existing in the East and notably
in New England. The commission’s
the Mississippi for thirty onys shall
givc'cofl mines pretax-once over all
other industries in the supply of cars.
Another order issued Saturday by
the; commissiCm and effective Thurs-
day, requires railroads in the Eastern
and Southern territories to accord pri-
orin to coal consignment for ship-
ment by water to New England or any
other domestic destination This or-
der is to be effective until further an
den by the commission.
iCAMPAlfiNPlANS .
0r REPUBUEANS
with”:
WASHINGTON. June 21‘:——Rep~ubll—
can campaign plans began to take
definite shape at a. conference today
of Senator Harding and members of
a subcommittee, of the Republican
National Committee. This commit»
tee. headed by Chairman “’31 Bars
was unmet at the Chicago convention.
“At the'business of fixing the date
fur the official notification of Senator
Harding 0: his nomination the con-
ference discussed important features
ol‘the compalgn-
Eembers of the subcommittee in
addition to Mr. Hays and Charles D.
Hines of New York. John “7. “'eeks.
Massachusetts; A; T. Hart. Ken»
lucky; I. L Ramon. : Oklahoma
Ralph Williams. Oregon: Fred \V. Efr-
ham, treasurer of the National Com-
mittee, and Clarence B. Miller. sec-
re-ary.
Harry m. Daugherty, who managed
Senator Harding‘s prevccnventlon
campaign, will at his 01:} request be
relieved of any further burden in car-
rying on the campaign. it is stated.
and \the conference is expected to
name an executive committee to take
campaign.
incl 1 V'. . .$i§t.;..°§ not
THREE MEN 3m
. 11113an A mm
, IWRBURY
WATERBURY, June Ill—Three
men were shot during a rio‘ near the
Scoville Manufacturing Companis
plant on Bridze street this noon. The
wounded are Bent. Richard L970? of
the police department, John 1. Her-
g'in of the companl‘s protective torce.
and a striker. evidently an i-‘nzian.
The trouble bags with a tetherin:
of strikers during the noon hour in-
duced the police thong-gr, by reports.
that had been owl-rot durinz the
The
2 as
usurped aha: if any S'mncers more to
:be brought in tit-m- weak. :0 ‘nzo the
‘ T11- crowi WES 9101‘?
ware sent now
to
f) ... .-
- ‘plant at noon.
headquarters
‘ :have not been determined.
.- to make their home with their son. teeth-e manner, Eadie; Buck‘s “Fear.
' who has , been Ye Not. 0 Israel." and at me aorta»!
of .,
order provides that railroads east of '
new we re
disperse ‘52.
“Taxes: Salesman-A Want Ad.
at Least the Government
Spectacngar raids carried out here
late Saturday might- by Federal any
thorities ienforct’ng the Volstead Act.
1nd by the police resulted in the ar-
rest or eight men on charges of gam-
bling. who will be arraigned this af-
ternoon before Judge Vosburgh. and
of the proprietors of “Kid" 'illiams
Cafe in Water street. and the Ger—
manla Hotel on Railroad avenue. who
are to be trlEd by the Federal Court
in New Haven.
The police raid fellow-ed informsg
lion given by the revenue men, that.
they found gambling going on in 3‘-
pool room at 15 Ely Avenue. The pa-
lice arrived in time to interrupt a 1pc—
her game. in which. it is alleged. men-l
Iey was found on the table. One of;
the men. John Petrello. of 47 Lexingq
ton Avenue. so it is charged. grew?
ugly and drew a gun. A revenue man
who was standing behind him prompt-g
ly caught him the arm and neck. sir?
lng no time to' do any shooting, it
such had been his intention. and an
additional charge 'of carrying a con-
cealed weapon was entered against
him. The others were truly charged
with gambling. and the proprietor, Gi~
ovanni Santella and Joseph Valiante
with maintaining a gambling house.
The moves of the Federal odiclals
nre shrouded in mystery. “they came
1
One M3,? .32“! to Have Dranw a Gun, and Some wai—h
deuce 15 Reported to Have Been Wasted in the Silk
Men So State.
down on the town swiftly. swiftly 1!‘
their business and depart-ed. leaving
the town little wiser than when ’w
came. it is known that they haw
what is at least believed to be or!-
d-ence against Williams and the Gor-
mania. It is known that they ralde‘
several other places. including tit
one on Ely Aventie. and told the]..-
lioe that the “evidence” bed has.
poured into the sink. And that is all:
Telephone inquiries to the headmistr-
ters of the Connecticut bureau at'Nev ..
Haven elicited the crisp information
that. “there's no phone in that deport.
mient." No more. - .
The men arrested by the police. art
beside those already named. John
Thopsy. 12 W'indsor lplace. Peter Van»
go. 10 W'ood street: Frank Louis. I!
Lam-n street: Ralph Trono. 12 Hoyt
Street, and Joseph Seaman. All m ,
released on bond. Santella. and Valialr
te. tlie proprietors. in $500 each: 11‘0-~
trello. the man who drew the gr i-
8200. and the othErs in 8100 car .
They have all retained John J. 01-
neo as their evens-cl. At his request.
the trials were put over till t”
ofclock, to give him time to draw"
demurrer-s. These . are instrument!
that will secure the prison-erg m
pleading grflty or not guilty. and gin
~them an opportunity to appeal to I
higher court it the sentence is severe.
NEW mum -
scum l8
fl“ nun:
.NI—I‘V HAYES, Juno 21.mAdjunLa
ment of wages under the advanced
'scale accepted by motormen and con-
ductor: lo! the Cum on: Company,-
3“ to Misuse:
stood that in theWL-onferm'm h}
ploy-es offered serious objection to th
continuance of the zone system of,
ti: res. and the men understood that a
paw basis of fares is being consider;
rd. One of the chief proposition is
to Abolish the zone fares and make 9
flat rate of seven cents for three
miles or fraction thereof with collec‘
tirns to be made by conductors. as
c
The increase to the passenger will be
slight or about the equivalent of one
rem on the present basis of three
zones for six cents when a zone card
is used.
Some time may elapse before any
added operating expense
evolved or announced.
———'
iBritish Feet Going
maybe
YALETTA, Halts, June 21.-'A bat
‘ ,2: cf the Essex Regiment is an“
:‘ ord r; to embark forthwith on the
cruiser Cardiff for Constantinople. A"
available destroyers and the cruise:-
Blenheim have been ordered to :1
east.
the near and middle East The “ma
ican destrover Dupont, whet-idler! 9*
detained in Eastern waxes.
l
l
, ,-~~ ~31- gives to John, the flaptizzay'arly ob “men
. ‘ of tapers from resided; of 3m! . r. , ‘ , . .
them; “fluted by Emit. The 2W0 fine and vicinity ‘ show that the un- leaning when opponent? is given. consider the 315129? question to :1"
36-; bewhall strewn that 0 ~- week caused tne day by worsnlpnls 3 together In definitely 99th now ha. an —
met.
The truck went Into
3mg touring car _ p
the men scrambled to
Brothers were called
'the MM.
___,_______..___._—-——~
. JAMES ;N.,.V§TATES DEAD.
safety.
NEW .HAYEH._I¢BG~
states, for m‘xEyyears
agent-9t. the e!“
[and Hartford
‘ 5' u' ,. _.
1392.. and aim ,. ,
the with Se ”~33... . .
m
me dug. :1:
was overturn - t
Vans: l
to look after
general ticket
, m “nests?
Wu, who . 3,15"
11st high tides at last
greatkyhamc to the gardens. destroy-
ing the vegetables which wage. far ad-
’vanced. The season is gettiug‘ao fa:
dong that in all probability the gar;
dens will not be repainted. Seven.
the churches.
> The text 0!
"Among them that are born of
t
m
i
fatness, and an “intense“micn
fright-
ed up into one word.
uncut netting scalimental
the owners because of the high 503:
of seed potatoes.
FItalmnfl‘l‘otmfi _ -. A for time
5 greatness
:-
mm m ed men birds cry of repentance-
recast. W to, p i
- ‘ romeo? It ‘ W
,m E" ii {a ‘m,
om WW "“ sham ‘m
_ a ‘
' men? It consis‘ed in his comes. the:
y. ages; have been~ . __ -. . “3,!
loge 158:1? “as”; .1 we ,3 the Walls west}: ;s self forgec‘
“ for torigin
And his message 1333 game:-
“Change your life.” The fine an;
qualities '6? ammo“
g 3513:: pcssesséd not: for
June .21__Im magma: “About farm” to which John can»
, The sewiee was (opened n5;- the cr— _ ,
vote 911 ,the MICE!
n
won» tnne,‘ even as a mom "— to demonstrate
an there hath not arisen a. greater ‘loczl amt, of
than John" John’s grandam was sce- {the Whoa
W
the license 81116813011. 30
:WKW “- pm pct in a. pet
Edith
No lndicati-zrs That Petitions For
Such Step Thus Far -
t to the Constitution, presumably
:0
at the October
the isemnn was. town elections would be a waste c:
disagrecw twicir'g
, , Ofiicials , oi
towns Minted last mg’ in than
than it w W :2 that citizens
t' petitma‘ for another vote on
such action
fimforérvote on-tbeqnesm Inst
Mhspiteof-the magi eofthc
your
NilllfiNSlllll lilllillill 10sz mu .
* , van {ill llElNSli lN RUBBER;
Frank T. reston. clerk. registrar rn
town mum at Killinsiy.
ever. 1 haven‘t heard p
way of talk about the nutter, and
haven’t. the
5‘ went,
nothin ‘gomre than
public sentiment as
Nah-inns} prohibition. ' ”
“It seems to me it
question,” suit! ’
Harm!“ n, of
sense.
aerate. but. if such
:4
it.”
w. a] a V
we: the case with the five cent tare.‘
plan for increased fare to meet the»
3 to Turkish Waters
603$:an 3
come to Malta from the Black Sea is
Action 5
Presented Bokhevflci Troops
Lacking. i
“Ho-2-
thing in the
slightest we: mt will he;
done. ‘Such a vote, whichever way It
would. of course, amount. to
as. W’ of
talk justice or
is a little early ‘
to talk about what our people will do
totheianaboutavotemthelicefle
' selects-It , A.
Sufi id. whiczltmflagi;
. ,- 131 in m o z: - . .
M ”fling"; :3”. be a. Dam-m, iQumran-nun m of South Renault. m
sentiment me
now. I hm‘t hard 3 than: about
mswss PLANS
: Hill REPARAllllN
—-v-———--.— - s
BOLO‘UGNE. June 21.~—-!Associated
Press).~Px-emiers Lloyd George um
Hines-Ind, accom, panied by Him
Foch and Frederick Francois Marsal.
French Banister of Financg. hundred
here today by boat from a! esm
in a: party was PremieLeVa-vjhelm.
Mm,
fired Mug the night :15
Quantum-clothe romantic“. fl) __
Rum: are expected {0 be the “it
must difficult problems of the center»
once. and may prolong the sessions
to Wednesdly or Thursday. Build!
delegates will maintain a strong g.
titnd‘e regarding the manner in which
the allies should deal with Germany
on reparations.
undo um
MILFORD. June 21—31: men. em;
ployes of the State Highway Depart.-
memt were hurt. more or.le=s win!
three: sent to the New Haven Hosp!»
tnda when a de tartment track
M in a fieldrafter a skid.
The truck, laden with tools. and
bound for W'iltrn. was deflected on
the highway :1 mile from Twill-‘0'" "~1-
-.-... «Thorn. was 3 clach auwinc- whivh ron- l"<‘i"?!?'w= 2‘2? the? the lWith-e Med fer. to avoid an east—bonnd truck The
V H ‘ . .- mfZI—‘w occurred ' The ,3. iterranean fleet .inclndim: the F‘s-v slippery condition of the road canned
act facts as :0 21335 andwits origin Battle Squadron. is concentrating ir ; skill which sent truck “HEY“. ll
face ‘3‘ info sole gm . nd. where it
. The six men caught um
do: it were: Arthur Morse. of East
Ham, the driver. who may be in-
Wan!!! hurt Phil Johnson and Innis
Who, of Chester: Matty Echo
at! John. Ely. of Shaiicrville, and the
851:“. can: unknown, Harry Gate:
mad only slight cuts and was able‘to
extricate his fellows. three of whom
were taken to New Haven and the
other three to ",‘idcep’rrf by passing
gamma. The not} of cash man‘s
ihnm was not known here.
Cross W‘iiver
LONDON. June 21.-—Russian Bol-
m M lure crossed the Mile-
’u' that. in the region of Retcbnna.
m the men: is stronglv de-
m .d the Poles are being
driven but in the region of Konr-
u. m to a wireless dispatch
fru- m. A Polish attack sect!»
vat of Hotel: has been repulsed. the
m We:
I
Loni W (Eartha-s
III {B C to !
mum A
wus- 2. mm. 0! Branch 246, or
m. " Association latte?
km W ' n confirm cc of Com
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