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, . 11strmtine‘s finatcial status is
_ 1.11.1.1 11 z -11’. it is “119.11de-
.11. .t [ht premier will agree .to
1 1h» tormer king's sup
,- 11 11.1. 11 int- terms are no:
, 11 :i1 the event of Confitnnttpo‘s
~Lstent refusal wouldzmwshvl'.
12.11011 of the establishment?“ Mo
‘1(‘.~hut it is known Premier Veni—
w. 1 15 of the opinion at«.Grzoco.,iq.
1.1.: \It ripe for that form of goverm
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T ht re is also a possibility o} often.
in: the thron o a‘ reign - prince
1.1;1 the premie is reluctant to .tak'e
.~11:<‘l1 a step. <’
Elections for the new'Greek Nat-
ional Assembly have been postponed
(111C week. it is announced. 'l‘hcy wem
117 have been held on Nov. 8.
Admiral P. Coundourotis tamer“
Minister of Marine. is believed to be
th government official most favored
for the. appointment as regent of
Croce. to hold office until the succes-
801‘ of King Alexander ascends ilhe«
thmne. 11Ho was {ormcrlv a mornbcr
of the‘Suloniki Government. and is
known to he friendh to th( Entente.
PARIS. Oct 26 ~At the French For-
char. Olfice. it was said todav the"
French govegnment is quite. in agme-
11101! with“ the policy of Premier
1 1
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. « 0 19m .Mfilfcslake received -
‘ . Wt» tio hosts“ to 111.115.11.13?
9 arm. an .m his breezy way.
dies enhanced
Prof. Strong
and. in a few
ett' J. bake as thecominmovornor d:
’“heerd right in to the business in‘
11mm!“ He stated that tfi'e one his oh-
ice: of his Wilton visit was to weak
a word for Ernest C. Roscoe. the
rims»! Republican candidate for Rents-31
sentative. who. he said. had proved
himself a good legislator when they
served together in the State Assembly
in 19197. Repaid that a survey of,
the‘entirewfitate seemed“ to provbt t
s abattoi- was mandarin he. wan -
ed men. tried and true men like Brn-
est Roscoe at his back in the work
ahead of him. Senator Brandegee also
came in for the strongest kind ohan
(-ndorsemcnt. following many years of
close fi‘imxdship.
William Ulodgett. another “class-
mate” of Mr.“Ruscoe. in the Assam-
bly in '07. was the next speaker. and
was equallynhearty and sincere in his
endorsementu. which he followed with
a telling speech on National issues.
Mrs. Leo Davis spoke briefly. but to
the. point. a‘nd Judge Nehemiah Can:
are closed the session with an earnest
plea for the election of the entire Ro-
publican ticket. Quite a large num-
Veuizelos in offe1ing the Greek throne
111 l mace Paul as being the logical as
x 1‘» as the d5nastic successox to‘the
lsvr King Almander owing to
h: inauon oi tonna- King Constan-
11119 and Prince George
«into of Sparta. from the succession.
The‘ French government. it was
stand, is convinced that the alterna-
11m 01‘ a foreign prince is not realized
«wing to the fact that “no-foreign
puree is: available as those available
11H- 1101. accept."
\ l‘Hlu‘NS. Oct. 26 (Associated
.:.<1.~——'l‘111- throne of Greece. made
11t hr the death of King Ale-tan-
will he offered to Prince Paul,
“-1va son of former King Constantine,
1: 5" ofliciullv announced.
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ll ELTON RALLIES
DRAW BIG CROWDS
Continued from First page
1 .. 1-1'11 mndidutc a rousing welcome.
1,.11: started right in. in his chat-4
1.1-111-13- Wm: to give good
11ml they were not slow in
11\ \xi.) tin: Republican tickeh
supported He limited
.1; Hrs 111111 Hwy wore‘not slow in
‘.Jslt‘l‘l¢"S n-gurtling Article X.
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'e‘uwn Hall. at \V‘ilton.
1' 111-111-1- than it did res-
-1;m»11_ whom an audience
11‘4va lillv’w] tht‘ building
the on the exe of election dav with an
. I Rev.
who is alsoinent men and women will speak.
her of Norwalk citizens were present
to enjoy the meeting. ,.
The campaign in Wilton will close
old time Republican rally, in which
Dr. Rainsford and other promi-
HELIY'JODLY OUTDOOR OUTING.
> One '0! «the viofllest‘ Outdoor pitting:
of the season was held on Sunday. at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. “2 F. Sys—
ka. on Bates street. where a large
truck. bearing amumber of friends
arrived. The day being ideal. a lunch
was served on the lawn. The after-
noon has spent in singing. dancing
and games. after which the tired
merry-makers boarded the truck and
amidst a lot of cheering and blowing.
of horns, returned to their homes. 9
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. W. ‘
'F. Syska. ‘Herbert and Stanley Sys-
ka. Misses Clara Adele and Gladys
Syska. of Norwalk; Mr and Mrs. A.
G. Bmun. A. G. Braun, Jr.. Miss Ethel
Smith, \Vm. 1F. yska. Jr., Chester
Syska. M. ‘Mnrp . or New Rochelle;
Mr. and 411:8. T. Patterson. Miss C.§
Korma-Miss E. ‘Kurtze, Mrs. op. 1
Mr. and Mrs. J. Van Voskuleu , . Van
Yoslmleu. Jr.. Miss l). Kurtze. Miss M. ‘
Kbrtze. of Pelham: Miss Selma Olsen.
of East Nor-walk: Mrs. Eaton. of New 1"
York; M13. 1‘. \Vlllis P \Villis. J11.
Norwalk, G.~—Everett. of South Nor-
walk.
‘ Deaths and Funerals 5
Funeral of Mrs. Olmstead ‘1
Funeral senices for Mrs. Edward
911113th of Wilton will be' held at?
2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. 111-}
Wilton.
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