MONDAY, WE! m lflflt .
RUSSIAN AM.
ON THE m. or
it; compass
(Continues: m Humour,
ed Preamp-.1119! number at? Soviet
:prisoners camretl'in thrush mun.
teroflensive will. amount'to 152900. ac.
cording to Warsaw advices to the
1'03 BALI
French Ollice today.
l Most of the 35,000 prisoners .lresdy.
lcounted were captured in the ten-(tors
BUSINESS NOTICES
W A N’ T E' D ’
Operators. H n is he rs.
our infants m
Apply-
also takeut.
LOUIS GREENBERG
8: BROS.. Inc..
Depot PL. East Norwaik
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l
WANTED TO RENT
One (1); two (2) and three
{7.) family houses. '
.—
Also three (3); four (4‘) or
'fr've (5) room apartments.
r...
Reply to—
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
87-91 ‘Washington St.
Telephone 13230x
-. rm
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v I
-.,.'ll'1.'l TO ltEN’D——Eilher a small
it - u swarm-heated. flat, or four
., ' _ unfurnished moms. \i. J. Bow
. liwrrr’rrg Sentinel Office.
‘- .lliir luv for drug store, must
~.\ -: Hl‘ nu-r, full or part time.
t I rl‘ [Nil‘l (Ji‘.
..r..
r‘ . (an:
\' “.zliLL First class chauffeur to
l ,
Apply Slillson- f
'Fon SALE—One duck boat, in good
condition: reasonable;. 10 lost St..
or phone 842 5
FOR SALE—One Ford touring car,
1915. rice $260. One Ford touring
.car. 19 . p cc 8276; one Eord road-
ster, 1918. demountable rlms, $390.
Call at 5 Westport Ave._ or 2166-2
after 5‘ run.
old northwest of WWW. including the:
ltalian method; teacher of Flake Danzig corridor, by the army undu’
O'Hara; private lessons at Studio, Novzcommand of the French Gen“: Bll~
6 Steven“ Sti- Phone 555": 90m" lotts. This army is composed or aer-
Franklin An. City. __ man trains; men of Pose: nd
‘ i l 1 ' Cm; Another olish armyun eroommn.
E‘tll'afitlfi‘ $211253}. grainfigfilmghof the French General Henry is strlkv
interior scouting. Estimates chest-ding towards Bialystok from Warsaw,
{weaves for. artworx, Phone 231.1.1cumng o itthe Bolshevik rem.
‘H. W. FIS‘KE, Vocal Instructor,
Dressers
FOR SALE—{Bed anld leggings i138:
' . » t ' see . c on n
Chlldren,s coats’ EM égthiwaigg ()‘t‘laler Barticles, all “1.80mi
condition. P. L. Miller. £3 Putnam
posmons offered to com- Avenue-
” r‘on SALE~House and garag§.t Sclsne ‘
petentl hands. Lemons .‘gnlwafimems. 16 Lawrnce ., o.
fort SALE—A tow desirable houses
= 6- rooms. ham, erectnc llght, gas,
furnace. range; good location; moder-
ate price. Address Box 625, South
Norwalk.
'QF'OR SALE—~Strictly modern home. 6
rooms and bath:
wood finish;
once;
nel.
beautiful hard
price right if sold at
no agents. inquire 123 Senti-
w:FQR SALEwPony and harness. AD-
ply at E. O'(Yonnor"s stable.
FORSALE—l 16~foot dory in fine con-
ditlon. good order, for either en-
ginp or tender. “Kill sell cheap. Call-
Edward H. Miller. South 3rd Street,
South. Norwalh. Conn.
FOR SALE—Attractive well built
house at No. 25 St. John St., E. N..
Seven rooms. laundry. bath with mod-
ern improvements. Lot 45x150. For
particulars, terms. etc... inquire Annie
D. (’smp, executrix. 27 St. John St..
East Norwalk, Conn.
FOR SALMHG
car. in- A. 1.
5.700 miles. lnqpi
St., City.
FOR. SALE—Board and rooming house
, must be sold at onus. No reason
'31:? (gig I . Reasoanioril sell-
, y eavmg outs. ' t in
,the heart or Stamford. J. 1!. €Vendt.
Maxwell touring
condition. Only run
re, 171 South Msim
145 «Main St.. Stamford. Conn.
FOR S L“ ' -
shall'gt. sultmgfa' #flPan aorr
gttoragfi. '1’}? lg} 19 gal 12
’Norwallf. Cd‘nn. . q CO" 0 h
3FOR‘SA’LEmeell drums, ‘1
fire places, toilet. ~ as, city wtah-
,ter and: sewer also :9
Pee.- lot 80x14“)! ’a slowed:
V0. 195 East Ave.. Ml; me.
6.800, a bargain. “ a Lam family
louse, slate roof bath, toilet
range. notion. gas. ‘ stun sewer
onnections: No: 21‘ FSt.. South
‘Norwallt. Price $4,500.
Ask Jenni;
tram Hillli “:lgnu: steady work and
. ;..» in the right party. inquire
. »..;r::l()il(‘.o, I
\2 -. .l‘lilr Watchman
' Box” 705,.
l'. . '1 mm.
for gara 9.
South Norw
. ’- \“l‘l'lli-
h innit]
l-uvrl
Experienced Hotel cham-
lwhitel. $40 a month and
A'pph' Housekeeper. Royal
inn. Norwalk.
\'. 2 x l my ‘House or fivo rooms with:
.mu improvements anvwhere by
run family by 00!. Int. House pie
1 . :l XYZ, care eSntinel.
I‘..\'l'l‘:1)"'A.b'SiStant cutter at new
mm- factorv. Iiouis Greenberg:
Depot Place, East Norwalls.
a \"l‘rjnk Experienced-x coak foo pri-
. Mu mrnily. Write stating referenc-
Illll wages. Box X, Smtlnel.
mic“ TO RENT—.1 or 4 furnish-
ml rooms with improvements. hp
so." Inquire 'CB. carer Sentinel.
”Ix
.. ‘:r'li.~ ,
. ‘~.\'l‘l«2l)_~ ~-— Expectiosal opportunity
in :r first-class bookkeeper. Ad»
'mrnmunicatlons to. the- South
HI’M giving references. experien.
. - will salary expected. Box. X.
‘.il'l‘l-2Do~-Dellvery clerk. one return—
m: in school preferred. Modem
win-t. 15 North Mainstrset.
n‘rllr‘ld «Frederick Knapp. of Rail-
: '.".‘.’. :ll'enue, has sold a collie hound
\.r.lram K. Banks and' wishes to
rim he has no further claim. on.
will (log.
h-
TO FIGHT AGAINST FUTURE
WARS.
xxrmN. Aux. 23.——Orlzanizalion oi."
nur‘lwrs in the world to fight
rm ' illllll‘f- wars is urged in an
laws! 1.» "lllo- proletariat of the uni-
by the International
’ ‘ 'Pude Unions at Rotterdam
”I". MJIWI 3w a numhcr of European
1 Jim.” lA-mlws.
til lil'L'j'fi' that workers refuse t0
""‘ij‘”‘ ”Units or war material and
if"! 1w! ~~ur~r.lrps~ lip withheld and.
1-1“ mrrrmtmulrw of war lrlalcr'ials end
"”"N'L'Hhil ulmrl the declaration of
Wui. A :e-rrrir'al World strike would
ilf‘ni illwl r: other mctlrods fail.
rip- 7:,‘Ill.‘.‘ll says lllc Organization
’1'” ‘_'..""il.lrw members.
.‘m
“w " 0338 SURPRISED '
‘ .. . 6T NEW'YORK FAN
l,\'. YORK, Aug. 23.—-“Ty." Cobb:
.trmrrring on the unfrienrilv recen»
worded him at thc Polo Grounds-
' :1 5- yesterday, said last night that
.4 been surprised at reports in
York papers that he had made
moms in connection with the un-
wrrmre accident to Ray Chapman.
.4”, said; “I purposely refrained
i-wm venturing an opinion because I
v . not a witness of the accident."
S’anding i'n Noswaik
m
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Industrial B; B League
‘ w.“ 13.1 19-. c.
. ' 3. Engineering “”12? 3 .85.3
”Ms ............... ’9‘ 5 .fl87
‘ 7-4214 Tires ........ 7 3 ' .539
""'.’iéiln rial 7‘ O: .53,
z r K ............... 7 7: .500
'H'w-«Hr-ut Lace mu 5 3;
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everything he really. needed,
vet: has more money ahead than
he ever had' when he kept his
own cash. The. season. is, easi~
1y explained.
himfiflmm
, A third Polish column; under Presi-
CAcRRiGAlV & KLYNN, local and long dent Pllsudskl already has pus-zed.
distance tracking of all kinds; 0mm BrestJ‘itovsk, cutting oil the 3013119
hue?” & (10., Phone 1577. House phone vlk'Galiclan army.
“ __ The French Foreign Once announc-
, ;ed today that General \Veysand' now
053312., gwuflfff‘bfi‘gcfigd ‘2?le is chief of the Polish stall with full
'llechinic street. Nomlh StephenlDOWer and that most of the 1,009
l. Kerekes. [Frenchoflicers in Poland are actually
participating in the fish lug.
”firgfi‘é’flm The Polish peace delegates at
(St Wat r and aurMinsk have reported that the Soviet
020mm?!- attuned representatives are. increasing in
leverity the published peace terms.
wan. mumps PAINT ldemanding now that 200,000 Polish
1'" char-Imam! art-op H 0- Iworkmen be given the arms that the
..l:=;.sr‘u'..;c..:r2.":-:§.dinnerware h... .1... mush my. mu
with pressed‘1 border-3‘. Y?“ #2017 thattlay down. _
, We? 1 ""093 n 9'00 0 "9"?“ The Foreign Office announces that
.hlnx elsayBglltB‘ 11:32:. ‘wnt‘mlgdmi Poland will not accept the Soviet
ran over my stock um and save from.terms proposed to the Polish peace
25 to 60 per cent. ‘Estlm‘stes‘ chssrtnllyrldegegateS at Minsk.
W” '1'“ Damn“ Eu“ ““1 The Polish delegation has been in-
paper now and save mone .. I '
Amnxnzn mm stmcted to lnstst upon an honorable
and durable peace.
.35. Lowe Street. Tel. 2138
> , PGBEX, Aug. 21 (Associated Press).
THE NORWALKS ELECTRIB.OO. ‘ngns from 662nm? towns indi-
ELECT-film CONTRACTOR. routed that. voluntcer detachments are
'3! Begin DEA.
’ gmt Norwai}
Heating. Steam. .
Fitting. Repair
to. Phone 992-315IL
Talents.“ being formed among Polish civilians,
zorEast Washington sea, 8o. mmmomen Joining the colors with their
51 Osborn Av... asst: Nor-walk rhushands and brothcl's, Children are
my Wm Mgr. {drilling in the streets,
'ers for- UsszWIl‘wlrs Misfit)! these forces will he
.western frontier.
interest in the formation of volun-
"eer forces is incl-cased by
The purpose
to police the
i." rolllnss NF
CURBING. [infirm m
cretlnx. tar w
his 5 style.
11%;.
mt, ,towns in Hunt Prussia were turned
back and it is allczcd machine guns
Supply
l.OST~«Bl-lby bonnet. white with. punt;wer f
ribbon. B. Altman name insidc.‘shi em (31.2% "meal?” i"_ them_ 3"
Thursday near Dal-Ion Road House'ceisin: unuggzll (3:62:33, 12:31:0va r?
Plume 139‘}. Reward :IBX‘Ccustomg officials.
m In ONS’I‘A‘NTIN‘OPLE.
iThe Associatctl
TO l.ET-——Three rooms furnished: Moslcm religion
' event convenience tor housekeep-tolla have approved a Proclamation
ins. Improvements; inquire at 7'broadcasted in Anatolia, declaring
Grove street. South horwallt. ‘31? Wilhelm“ 0f Bolshevlsm are iden.
ire I.ET—-I~‘ront office formerly oocupi-t. cal w h “'0‘“ "f “‘“lmiim. because
. l by J. R. Taylor, Attorney~at~i.aw.l ‘based ““ democracy." Ii Mills on all
I further particulars. inquire at of—"Fm’d “08'9"” to meet“ the tenants
i'ice Old Well Cigar Co. "(Englishevism
. a e - l .
TO LET—Two m b ”ammv
. Turkish woman reformp h
Schultz's market, Railroad Ave. 1 r w 0 "9" m
and Washington St. Suitable for of— $2191". to 9‘3““) “ff-"5‘ l‘!’ "'8 BHUSh
flee. Rem $20.00. Far further partl- P Q ”Q'c‘m‘p 1“ Musifloha Yamal
cua-rs. inquire omce Old Well (‘lgar “"33 MUOMHM movement. defl-
‘Co.. or John Neugabour on premises. “RBI? rejects Bolshmigm [Or Turkev.
. An Angora dispatch saw; she fou
FOR RmT—BTOM 8P“! members of the Muslapha Rte-Harm, cab;
household furniture. Wroomugnet haw- formed the nucleus of an
Bani-fire pmorlmllalnr. numreommflmolvhevm party wblen is greatly
iing munitions from East Prussia. Four
Aus. 22. (By
Pr~o<sl.»—-A’ll leading
5 authorities in Ana.
front moms over the famous
1
\‘Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
ends to stop spanning that isn’
necessanyg. A mun will; dim a“
dollar out of his' pocket lunch
ore resdiias'tiialnhoa will draw
3‘a cheokffor it. m1. account ibr
you. will mean loss unnecessary
pending.
- tE‘.“
mm‘ms com
3! m
Baxter’s Cough 81m
E. m. ancpnnsfl‘
WEST END GUN: CLUB.
The ‘Fest End Gun! Club held its
regular weekly shoot, Saturday after.
noon and scores are ”follows:
_ VENT.
9 i
I
l‘e
FIRST E
W. Smith ............. 15 birds 11’
Leslie Banks . ......... 15 birds 13
Louis Banks . . . .' . .15’ birds ID‘
A. Tolies ........... ...15 Mule 10
H. Wildman . . . . . ..... 15’ birds 10
«F, A. Parson: .....15.birds- 10 .
~ SECOND EVENT.
W. Smith ............. 10 birds 7
issue Banks ..........do-slcds.,1o
Ms Rinks .......... 1t! birth:E 6 '
A: Tolies ..... .10de 8‘
H Wilda“: .......... 10 birds 6
r A Pumas........ new 6
‘ _ mu .......... 25 birds .11.,
Piximlu’hnufim 2r
the city as they W‘Wl
in the minority or. i . ..
1 Storage 00.. inc, Buttock. Conlflsm . .. a sad. nolsne.
was forced upon T . .
.1301. Watson. ”I. glinzly, .RUSsla. being the “(5:33, 33:2;
SOLVENT NOTICE. iffcolmlz‘ns Turkey's tht to live."
District of Norwalk. ss. Probate! ”ssh—The process of bommz up
Court. August 4th. A. 1).. 1920. {me Russian forces on the northern
Estate of Charles T. Mitchell. laterfl‘ont between Prussia and the Vistuln
of Norwalk. in solid Ig‘ifil‘ltflt. (item. t
. The .ourt of re to or e s- 0 an 0mm st t . .v
trict of Norwalk, hath limited andsL'The p0,“ gig“ gimemml-Wed tMav
lowed six months from the date hero-388cm tslcin .0393 P gateway of
of for the creditors of said' Estate toH h it Prisoners and material;
exhibit their claims for settlement. n 3“” minimise that it is "119088!le
Those who neglect to present their ”uto count theme.
counts. properly attested, within saldl One Pollsh' infantry division alone
time, will be (laboured a recovery. £00k. five thousand prisoners and six
All persons indebted to said Estate teen Kilns. ‘
are requested to make immediate 98)" The Soviet forces-
spent [0
, MAY R. MITCHELL, mend” Lemb‘"!
“Thirrh have been
m the east and‘
south have commenced t
Administratrlx. . ° retreat. A‘
s-one time General Budemly, the soviet
sOLVENT Noflcg coo-airy leader, was within nine miles
District of Norwalk_ ss., Probate’of Lemberg.
Court. August 18th. A. D.. 1920.
Th . .
Estate of Michael Di Peltro. late of "I Polish forces ’1‘“? been re-
‘Rroulred into two armies to
r r pursuit of
The Court of Probate for the Dion‘she "“3““15, the northern army un-
trlot of Norwalk, hath limited and al- er General H3119?» and the center
lowed size months from the date here- army under President Plisudskl.
of for the creditors of said Estate, Twenty-two (lunar: wen taken (ill?
to exhibit their claims for settlement.;ing the advance on the Central front
Those who neglect, to present thejrmndar the ma. comma-n41 of Preel
accounts. properly attested. withlnidem Pilsudskl. The Poles c ed
said‘time. will be debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said Bantam" Narew 120 miles northeast 0' War,
‘are requested to make immediate pay- 53‘" The Russian “9"?“ continues
ment to in the geneml direction of Grodno and
MARY DI PIEI‘RO easthrd.
. Administratrlx.
Or JOHN J. CUNEO.. her attorney. *
9W3?“ have occurred, has accepted
, . e
l
‘mls for a settlement; according to
a Berlin , patch. ~ I
These posals are disarmament
a no in reports
dogfigvggt‘é? Eit'bubggtr‘h“ the BO‘RhE"lki have been receiv'l
drains. loaded with (‘08! consigned to‘
rRlver has been completed, c-tca"r‘.'3n;."
~ cannon, see . ”é—Me poum'
.dsra at' Kattowltz , Upper Silesia
whore disorders hstrosuthe rival tar.
lutsoAllled Commission's pro-
ofithe Insulation, repeal orpthe stale
onstage, the c = of a neutral
safety guard and cessatlcm of the
strike.
WARSAW, Aug. 23' (By The Assn.
elated Planet—The Polish forces last
night were endeavorlng to cut on the
retreat o. tour Soviet armies or for-ca
them into-German territory. On the
extreme Polish left, the Soviet cavalry
was aerated and driven out of sol“
clan and file regions occupied by the
Russians in the North Visuals.”
between Thorn and Plock.
! I" WEE, Ill "' "'
J" Slaw commons
OF'STATE‘ LEGION
(Continued from Page One)
‘
ment chaplain. the Rev. Hal T. Kearns
of Bridgeport; national executive com-
mitteeman; Justus J. Fennel of‘ Stam-
ford; alternate Harry C. Jackson of
New Britain; delegates to national en-‘
campment; Dr. Frank J. Adams, ofg
Bridgeport and John Scully of New}
Britain.
The vote in the contest for depart-j
John E. Pickett. 95; Charles E. Loclc
‘ment commander was as follows;‘
,hart_ of New Haven, 38; Morris 8.,
rlPay'ne of New London. 28; Justus J.
Fennel. 13.
A resolution favoring a bonus of l
.100 from the state for each exservice!
man was defeated in the closing hour
of the convention. A motion by 8
Bridgeport delegate to reject the reso-r
,lution on the bonus was can-led with
delegates from Mlddloscx. Tolland and
lWlndham counties supporting the ho-
:nus plan. Supporters of the motion
for rejection based their pleas on the
contention that if a cash bonus plan.
:as approved in the state the veterans‘ i
would be revoked. Hartford. New.‘
relief fund of $2,500,000 now in force;
Haven and Bridgeport delegates or,
pressed approval of the relief fund. 1
A resolution urging the issuance;
,rof insurance policies for legion mem-r
hers by the state was lost, opposi-;
tion delegates declaring that there;
are too many bonus plans now up for‘
consideration. A motion to air the:
government to remove from nationalf
cemeteries the bodies of all enemy;
aliens was passed while one urging“
curtailment of the powers of the le-l
ion executive committee in the matter
of suspending post was defeated. The.
state Commander, Philo C. Calhoun,
led the opposition to the latter motion. ;
Another resolution which was carried
put the legion on record as favoring
increased salaries of school teachers.
Al the earlier sessions the deleq
gates selected New Haven- as the'
place for DPXI Year's convention. Dan.»
bury and Stamford were commitm-
for this honor. -. .
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r .
Iowa Ciizens Organize :
Tor Hunt Bank Robbers}
DUBL‘QCE. lows, Aux. 1s.—sho«t-’
gun brigades of citiseas sud: oflcers
of the peace are being organized ‘in
this part of the State in an effort to‘
stop and apprehend thieves, partlcn.
larly bank. robbers. State authorities
have taken the initiative in organizing
the posses. according- to Sheriff Flank
Kennedy. it is planned that when a
robbery is reported notice be sent
throughout the country in which it-
occurred and counties nearby, and the
“shotgun" men called together to pa-
trol all highways.
The low Bankers' Association has
sent out notices that it is believed that
at least three gangs of bank robbers
have worked in the State recently.
biles. soon are long distances from the
scenesof the robberies.
whoa Washing Civilians.
It. is always best to have chiffon dry
cleaned, but it this is not possible
good results may. be obtained by wash— .
ing in the following manner: Dis.
solve some of the soap flakes that
come for the purpose and; make a
good lather. Squeas the cm in.
this and dip it u pand down until it is
{ole-an. Rinse in warm water in
which a little slush has ban" dis.
:solved. This will give it Just the de
sired degree of firmness after ft is
ironed. Press; with warm: iron. at
the chiffomls dry.
E..J..Ebuubu~y’s Maul!
New Canasta railroad!
.contained five tons of hay, which was
ldestmyed. and which made consider-
.VVeat 126th street, New York. mum
. .‘Q
and’ with the ”d or My “to“ original estimate of 85.000 in billssm'l‘
l
W
Contents Destroyed by aw '
Barb Morning Ebola.
. two story barn on the premises of
n1 1‘. Lormsbnry, HOpe street,
Spacious“, was destroyed by fire our
Saturday. at 2 a. m. The cause of the
blue has not been deterninad. The
ham stood. on tho east side of the
m tbs houses
and other buildings, except one lean~
to-ahed. Win» the west side of. the
track. At the hour mentioned, a mem-
ber of the Lounsbury family was
Med by light in his bedroom.
and’then' the fire was discovered. The! ‘
, s Fin Gongs-y was sum-l
moned but the flames were then be,
yond contrc‘. The firemen managed'
to save lean-to—shed. The bami
' .t‘ '\
._ .1
stile trouble for the firemen, who
were fearful lest the wind carry the
flames to the house and other build~
lugs further west. A few years ago,
Mr. Lounsbury lost a barn on the west,
side of the track by fire, the origin
of which was also unknown.
The Springdale Fire Company took
25 men to the blaie with its motor ap-
paratus. under direction of Chief
Daniel Knickerbocker. No estimate
has been given of the amount of the
loss. but it will be several thousand
dollars. part of which is covered by
insurance.
W'
”HITS TONIGHT
The Bridgeport Athletic and Amuse-
ment" Company. inc. will stage the -
following bouts tonight: ‘
Star bout (12. roundsl—Jeck Brit-
ton vs. Louis Bozash.
Semi-final bout (10 rounds)-—Bat-
tllng Bapkra vs. Young Dyson.
Second bout (six rounds)-—Billy
Prince Vs. Johnny Farrell.
Opening bout (six rounds)——~Joe
Hall vs. Pat Conny.
Referee for main bout, Harry Stout;
referee for other three bouts. Juseph
“Terry” Lee; timekeeper. Michael F.
O'Connor; announcer, Jack MbGee.
w
AUTOMOBILE USED BY .
BANDITS WAS STOLEN 7
SPRINGFIELD: Mass, Aug. 23.—
o . fill. my
no manual to not. a hood ark-Y
It as. soil it to—
JAFFE ‘ A.”
Who will pay you. the ark- fi'
more and rags and av
TELEPHONE m
w. also buy furniture.
The belief of the local police that the
five automobile bandits who robbed
the Portland (Conn..) National Bank,
Satusday. and who ltsvu since avoid-
ed courts to locate them in the wood.
ed district east of this city. where
they abandoned their car, are New
York gangsters. was slrenztbened- to-
day by the monitor a coar near
where the car was left. This cost
bears the mark of a New York mer-l
chant.
The automobile. now in a local gar-
mmflsfim...
clan-l ts. A.“
gswallothflzrw '5'
u “‘11::"3-05101.” .
“minimums-fl.“
“dementia
m rascal.»
n4
age, which was claimed by Arthur
Waldman, who runs a game at 100 .
ll
turned over to him and will not be
until it has been investigated by Cap-
tain R. T. Hurley. of the Connecticut
State police. deman claims the car
was stolen from him and came harem
with two men. who said they were .
New York police officers. but had anti;
credentials.
blar- Truss of Bandits.
, F. s. LYON I;
ma PW
South Norwalk
PORTLAND, Aug. 23.-—No informa-
tion had come here today which indi
outed that the police had got trace ofl
the men who carried out a holdup and
robbery in the Portland National
Bank. Saturday, since they left tbs
woods outside of Springfield, Mass.
The bank's loss will not exceed the
this is covered in insurance.
K‘A‘NILA, P, 1., Ana. 4.-—-Scores on
Mohammedan Moms are reported. at
sembling at Zamboshga. Island of
Hindanso, to make the pilgrimage to
the great Mosque at Mecca. Many
have saved for years to make the trip.
which, according to Mohammedan.
faith. every believer should? “(Tim
at somatlmmdnrlng his life. Govern-
ment officials at Zamboanga say
my do have made the haulage
layout-Milne returned broken in
health mu strippodrof their belong‘
inpt one: Grey. have bean brought.
home at Government elven”.
1127 Wash. St.. South Norwalk, Conn.
TWO FLIERB»‘K1LLID if
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SAN. ANTONIO. Texas. Avg. 21.—
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and Cadet: Everett HI Bursar: were
killed’ yesterday when their airmail? \
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returning to
their hangar-at Kelly field. The cause .
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INDUSTRIES.
.. SIDNEY. Australlia. Aug. 23.—-Rec-
'ommendatlon that workers cripple all
industries in the event of futfi'e de-
portations was containted in a rmlua ‘
.tion passed by the trades union con-
ference in session here yesterday.
Propaganda among the crews of‘wao
ships which may be used for depor
tatlons was also favored. ’
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