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‘Military observers dcclare' Guneral.
y\ l'illlgt’l has many long‘rungfe 10 and
l‘I-mch guns. as well as other heavy
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and Legion. No. :30. and vice-dictator.
of Brooklyn Lodge. No. 14: Coney Isl-
and Lodge, No. 138. by John Gaiety.
nment that Bears The pieces. which have been planted to dictator; Harry 'W. Downs. vice-dic-
t Stamp of Quality Is pron-ct his ”lines from the Bolsheviki. .tator.‘ Richard brown. secretary and
”ed who also are concentrating their ar- George. I’loulv. treasurer. \Yomen of
tillery forces. Along the. sevcn mile Moosehcart lxerion. No. 286 (‘oney
trench system across the "isthmus. Island. Margarct Downs. chaplain:
:15. 7 and 9 General Wrangel has established elab-
‘ .. Muir onrbcu \Vll‘t' entanglements.
PICiU’L Ck”J Present It is believed probable the cam-'
> _ , .. v; paign during the next few w'eckswvill ’l'lle prcscnu- of tho uboxe l9l€”"l:
\ZI)IO‘ AX ti‘c restricted to artillery battlcsfl ution from New York Was a surhrisgto
. Mrs. Edelman. recorder; Mrs. Gaiety.
test ard greatest Picture hit is recognized General VVrangel‘sdhe members of the lgdics‘ Chapter.
Withdrawal to.Crimeu from~ Taurida
past regent. and Stamford Lodge. No.’
9.7.2. by Secretary Frank Stalacker.
'3)’ at 2
,e. m; nificent es .. , as well as the membcrs of South/Nor-
: ‘ ' g b t has created a bad ettcct. Moscow ul—
'n .. . . ‘ walk Lodge. but their presence wc're
I {fatty 11s splreadmg netwsqfi his defeat explained at a later hour. when Dicta-
, y s ) 1 9, irougi sum. uliii’t e _‘urk'ish Nat- tor Frederick H. Gaming introduced
AA .‘lh I EACIOCK ionulists in Asia Minor talk of await- George Donahue. North Macse. of Le-
Larry semOn ing the results of tin.- coming winter RlOll No. 20, who. in an appropriate
_ before treating with the allies.1ntuiiner. explained thcir mission on
m Events in India are, being watched
STAGE HAND" with particular lntentncss liy'thc Nat-
ionalists. '
this occasion. He first presciitcd the
degree team.-of Stamford Lodge. with
a beautiful silvcr loving cup. for the
E
PATHE NEWS The impending winter is dreaded in ‘dczl‘cc tea. mgoimr the grcutcst dist-
-.._.._._...._ t‘rimca. where 3,0o0,ono pp9p10 with once to the Mardi Gras. held at (‘on-
Tomorrow only limited food and clothing and e.\' Island. Sent. 13. 1920. The bit!
. virtually no money have g‘iithered. A surprise then came. when. after fitting
, Ethel glayton (l-illill' is worth 50.000 rublcs in Scbas- rcmarks. hc prcscnicd a bountiful silk
- in topol. Nevertheless General, \N’ranm‘lfllirlg'and stuff to the Ladiv-s‘ (‘hulllf‘lt
7.» CITY P I) hopes internal troubles in Royict Rus- 0 South Norwalk. which also attend-
. S ARROW 'ed. in a body. this affair. last Septem-
siu will work in his favor.
LMES TRAVELOGUE WARSAW. Nov. 8.——~Fightlng\has her. at Coney island. and who WP“.
K SENNETT COMEDY been resumed between Lithuanian given this token for making the lie-51
~ in troops and the‘ dPol‘ishG "Volilintjrelrl‘ utppealmnCcl in line. The w was re-
. . army commantc )y cucra ’.e — ccivet in )ohull’ or . . .
" ON T WEAKEN” gouski. An official statement from ; Mrs. Bertha Voorhees.‘ifggrmtdopfugjmyg
”~-—-—-——- Gencrul Zellgouski's headquarters de-iNorwalk Chaptpr. The. ceremonies
ednesday and Thursday clared thc Lithuanians. without reply- {being closed .by Svcc's orchog‘m.
which rendered the national anthem.
\Vitj‘l thc closing.r of this cr‘remonv.
the fair continucd until midnight. the
closing hour. during: which time danc-
ing and other amusements wet-c en—
Bert Lytell
in 7‘ one German and one Chinese; 7j0ypd by all.
Coming Polish newspapers estimate that. The fair will bc continued during
Murray and David Powell more than 50,000 Germans._some in thc entire week. and will be visitcd by
in . uniform. have passed through East. ' many neighboring lodges. sru-cinl
.ithuanin durinzlthe pustuiights having bccn set .asidc I“. the
f
11‘ few Weeks. Gt-rlnan newspapers have committee for their visitation.
'ng to a proposal for negotiations. at-
_ In ing '/.cllg'ouski's men (‘9' rein-git. 'l‘hey
e Price of Redemption” “wing eighty pr
roadway Picture Sensatio ljrussiu to l
rcportcd fully equipped German con~i ._.-
Westport Has a
tucked thKT’oles north of \‘ilna. forc-j
lutcr launched :1 counter attack. cap-
E RIGHT To LOVE"
tingents marching into Lithuania with _
Big Day Saturday
isoners. who_ included
their light artillery. sending hcavy ar—
tillcry thither by lull.
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SELLECK'S CASE CONT NUED. .
NEW HAVEN 'Nov‘ SJThe case‘ ‘Vestvort‘s program Summav
'(‘l 7t S Séll k to inir cashier was ""(‘d‘ I" the “f“‘moml ”it”
0t ‘65 er ' eC ' r e “’estport Boy Scouts licld u naradc. in
for
?i(
' upgnpu.
t -A\: :
‘WI‘ ’ of the Fairfleld County NatiOnal Bank .
1‘» - . . .whlch the Girl Scouts al-~o - 1' -‘ ; _
"7? of Norwalk, in United States Court,‘ed. followed by a big 23.13“ “is.” lit
a.
. /__E'\‘\
(use of 100 Per Cent Enter-
tainment
W88 ('ompo lleuch. An extensivc progium
continued until Nov. 29 today. A con- “115 carried out to the interest of
tinuance until Nov. 22 was given ‘r"un?"59t‘0lill0{‘r'. 'l‘he Atnerlcan “and
James A, Sykes. of Stamford. charg-‘E ”“1"”: 11:11:?“ WW, )0" l" H.
9d_ With aiding. and abetting ‘1 bank cans celebrated Fill“ lil‘l‘flllllll‘ll‘ll piglid':
ofiicer
tint-ates of deposits.
thc charge. being embezzlement,
Turn; at 2215' 7 and 9,
Some Chicken!
station and (‘lltll‘fl in the crnti-r of thc
town. Fully thrcc hundred wci'i- in
(SEVERAL NIYl-ILLI'Z fi‘llls.
: ‘ . NE“, YORK. Nov- 8.-....("Q>n('l':ll l‘m- in the parade. which was led by
[‘lhel (ILLVtOH Georges ltolicrt..\'ivcllc. delegate of." -""'-l~ Mllt‘h “"1 1.:1 “‘35 ill N'i-
nt toi lllt' ter— ltlt'llt‘v
Frcn c h Govern me
fA mericun .
the
celebration of the
century
in
L l lr‘ SPARROW" Maytlowcr Council. to be ,held tiliis sTrain Hits TrUCk'
WWW Sennett Corned month. was a passengcrt on ie. . ,
y steamship La Lorraine. arriying hert-I one Kllled' 2 Hurt
“DON T WEAKENH today. 1 K t: l‘ ; - D
‘~ l-‘ivc troops of 30y .‘cou s. a 1‘0 H‘ Q . , . , __"'-*' a
. es Travelo ue \ W . ‘ . _ . . l . . AIJblil Ri. .\ov. s.~()m- mm
9 ()tlE squad. rtpusentutius oi in -.“"‘S killed and two we", ianrrd yrs:
A Mayflower (‘ounciL thc l-‘cdcrul t‘onn‘, _‘ _ ' .
cil of Churches of (‘hrist in- America. 1“ "m3 V‘ l“ n “ lllOlOr truck “-35 struck
Tuesday the American Legion the' French ‘zfié‘l‘lfltr‘l‘fl‘r tlmlm :It Moon-'3 mum..-
‘ . ..! - ~ ’1 P ‘en ru .Vt-w lin'rl'tmi ["1“-
'A ‘ ‘ : -. other Olgurlrl/JUIUHS. . _ , ‘ h . .
IV ZIMUVA l onsulite \lNl loud. The (hm. mun was “Hm“! Hit-
grcctcll him. ’ ton. Frank Doylc. driver of the
In. . Metro Production
-——-———"—'—_. truck. “as severely ~t . ‘ < .
INADAME PEACOCK" LEG BROKEN IN FAFLRLOM. JITNEV Hoffman was sllgrljyllniiu‘yt‘.d (122:3:
L‘ w l i .. iwere taki-n to the Shari - g t' -‘
- ’4' iifiacnecmtfign , Slipping as she allghted bro ma )1t-.’.~\ll are from Snffcrn. N.(i!. ”(M “AL
J ‘ ney in Stamford yesterday. Mrs. -—-—-—-— _—...
*ATHE NEWS Beatrice Ash of Wasliingt n street. TODAY IN WALL STREET
~~— fell and fractured-her rightlEE in two ——
"‘v'ednesday JllaCE‘S. After first-aid treat lent, Mrs. “’ALL STREET, N00n.—— Stocks
.. _ ' Ash was brought by automobile to thewere poured out in heavy volume dur—t
Vly'lan Rich homo of Mrs. M. Martin. Q'Railroad ing the morning. dealings exceedinz'
in avenue, where she was treated by Dr. 500,000 shares. Extreme losses of 3
"A Robert M. JVoli‘e. The break was a to 7 points were made by various pop.
World of Folly"
‘ .. {doth Roland in
‘r::.:tu of the ,R .c'es”
ll elapse-"iilar issues. such as Mexican and Pani
buggerlcan Petroleum. Atlantic ‘rulf.
. A “" "-0" Arrow l’fd., De-
~uJ
ha done and several weeks
before Mrs. As will ‘,
if; all“ P 7‘
il'i
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"r”Sdar and
W “l Vnur
D. truth?
A..." F
T0 ROLOHEVIKI ngfiéulfi‘gfgwigméREWVER MRRE
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in the unlwftil issuance of (‘ef-.slidcw-Natlouul. State and town—mwith l
a I‘ill‘fldt' which began at thc railroad '
i 3min lillillls
Railroad Police Find More
! Loot Taken in Freight Ca
l Thefts
'-lL-\.\'Ill’ltY. Nov. 8.~~.\lorc loot
stolen duringfilie Series of freight cur
{robberies in tin-.vicinity ot‘ liunliurx
was recovered ycstelduy by the sprcigil
officers of the t‘entrul New England
irailrcad and they iirc on the trail of
lstill morn. Already property valued
at over 31.000 has been found and it
ii‘s believed that the value of all the
agoods stoic-n in the last your or two
‘\vill be many times that amount. The
railroad police- are making: no state-
imcnts for publiciition. us the cages
.against the six lmn’bury mentiow un—
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:der arrcst in connection with the
Qtlicfts have not yet been heard _ in
:court. They say. hovwvcr. that the
;\'aluc of freight stolen in this vicinity
iduring the last year or two is well in-
lto the thourunds and they are of the
opinion that the mi-n now under ar-
rest are coucerncd in thc robberies
which they have been iuvrstigntiug.
Still others...“ is hintcd. may become
involved in thc casesand by the time
hearing is held it‘is expected that
under 'arre-st will be con-
gsiderubly lurgcr than it is now.
chterday afternoon the railroad
twice brought to licht a ndmlwr of
N nket‘s. which wrrt- located in Brew—
ster. N. Y.. where they had bcen sold.
Earlier in the day ‘tlu'y rcchcred sev-
.rul automobile tirc's. tubes and rims.
'Storugc batteries and other automo-
lbile accessories were among the loot
taken from the cars. The railroud
Emilee also say that articles of but
lincns. such as shcets and pillow cases
ias \vcll as blankets xvi-ri- stolen. and
\tliat tlic plunzii-r ‘nlso consisted of
lshoes. groceries and household fur-
nishings.
The cases of the six men now under
on continued Saturday in
until November 15.
fAttorney Henry (‘L \\'ilson askcd that
'thc bonds of $1.30" in the case of
lMattliew Ilonegun.‘ one of the men. he
Ii-pdupc-‘d to munmfibut .ludgc lves dc-
iciinsd to make the. reduction.
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'BANK RUNNER PAUL’S
i. MURDER CLEARED
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‘ arrest were
ithc“(.‘ity court
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incss ho was dculthi death blow. Tho
body. accordini.r to thr alleged con-
t‘csslons. was hidden in a creek in
thc Jersey pint-s ii Burlington county. ‘
and nine days later the two men re-
turnchund dug a‘ gmvc and buried
it. Schuck's confession. given out by
the authorities. statcii that he and
Junu-s hurried tho-ir \xork and did not
dip: the grave deep cnough. leaving
a mound where tin» body was coy-“red
oycr. It was this mound that a party
of farmers out ll'lllllllll! saw. and.
thinking sotnc one~ had huricd a drcr.
dug.r it open and l‘cH-ulo-il tlzc murder.
Scliuck. the polici- suy. told where
the money was buried. most of the
363.000 “as found liiddcn in liver-
grecn cemetery lit-re.
The alleged confessions of the two
men differ in that Schuck denied there
had been any pi‘i-nn-ditulion on his
lipart.
ithe street with Paul lwsidv him.
James dragged the bank mt-sscngcr
into the seat and start-id butting him.
. Jami-s is 37 years old and is a mo-
tor cur salesman. , Ht- is murricd and
thus a son. Scliu‘ck is 7.?! and also
lniurricd. Hc is illt' son of n (‘amtien
newspaper mhn. Who is. held in high
lrespcct by the citizens of this city.
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UP ' city Thursday.
He said he: was «ii-innu- ulong’
wlwn .
REPORTER IS EATALLY ’
SHOT RIN NEVV’I‘OWN
l Continucd from first pasz‘r
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several miles from the town center.
Pitchler was questioned today bv
the‘ Danbury police. He said that
while walking alon§ the main high-
way they came upon an automobile
standing in the middle of the road
;\\'ll.h0lll. lights. They considered the
‘machine was dangerous to traffic and
moved it several yarfl's‘to the edge of
the road. Two men camu out of an ad
joining lot. Pitzchler sold. and asked
Donahue and him why they had ov-
ed the automobile. They told the neu
that they considered the_ machine
dangerous in the road without lights.
One of the men was carrying a rifle.
Pitzchler said, and swung at Donahue
with the butt end of the weapon. The
newspaper man dodged and walked
away from the men. ll‘hen. according
to Pita-bier. the man with the rifle
fired three shots at Donahue. who fell
with a bullet hole in his back.
Jumping into thc automobile. the
men sped down the road in the direc-
tion of Bridgeport. Persons living
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nearby were aroused by the. shooting .STARFISH COV
and Dr. E. L. Kinsman was summon
ed and gave first aid to Donahue. who
was then taken to the Danbury hospi-
tal in n automobile. Pitzchler said
he had been unable to distinguish the
number on the automobile used by the
highwaymen. One of them had a large
can in his hand when they annroaclr
ed Donahue and Pitzchlcr and inves-
tigations indicated that they’ had
swim: gasoline from a state highway
department tank locatcd in the yard
of a highway department supervisor
near the scene or the shooting.
Deputy Shierifl‘ Morris Beers of New-
tcwn said schism that no trace of
hcnnlme‘s assailants had been found
and that the only clue discovered was
a milk can thought to have belonged
to the men in the automobile.
O
OVEM BER 19
county Bar
SOCIATION T
MEET ON N
Members of the Falrfield __
association will meet at the county
house on November 19. next. to take
action on the death of Nicholas Curtis
Downs 'of Stamford. who “ ed in that
The in mi of the
dead attorney was held from his late
‘home at 48Lindale Place on Sunday.
Notices of the propoiscd meeting
‘have been sent out to local lawyers by
2Fred \V. Tracy. clerk of the court and;
ichairman‘o fthe Association.
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STAMFORD. N0v.S.-~No evidence
wasput in at an inquest by Coroner»
{Phclan today which establishes thv'.
identity of a man killed last night‘
{West of Stamlnrd by a New York and5
[KILLED BY TROLLE
{Stamford trolley car. The motornmn.l
l'l‘homas: Lyson of Greenwich. had
gbeen helrl. bu tthe inquest did n01
fihow him to have been blatneable. The
.ma nwa sabout fifty years of age and
um struck walking in the dark.
:BANoITs ESCAPE AFTER l
‘ , $20,000 DETROIT HOLDUP
DETROIT, Allen. Nov. 8.v—Four
masked men held up three mosseng-z
:ers of the Detroit Savings bank today.
Land robbed thcm of 320.000, The mes-
sengers who were, riding in an auto-i
mobiie had been making collections
in; branch lurks. flhc bandits esqip-
e .
. t I
ma“
destroying the oy’ste
Charles Lindeberg, local football
ieree. attended the Yale-Brown foot-
bal game in New Haven Saturday.
A requiem high mass for Lord Ma-
yor Terrence MacSwiney will be held~
6*! ‘ Oi‘lfli‘li 'ih'irsnay morning
St. Mary‘s church. it was announced
at. all masses yesterday.
Burglars attempted to break into‘
tiie,‘long See laundry at‘ 3512 West
The
\Nashington street, last night.
attempt failed, however, as police
vestigation showed that nothing was
stolen.
Arrested on the charge of intoxica-
Sergeant J. Harry Gibson.
James Lyons, employed by Bishop I:
and costs this
tion by
Lyons, was fined 35
morning in the uptown city court
.ludgc Nehemiah Candee. He paid the
fine. ,
ER
OYSTER GROUNM
Fair Haven Planters,Try1ng to Get.
Rid of Pesto.
Captain Fred F. Brown of F.
Brown & Co.. reports star—fish are get-i -
ork again and overspreadlng‘ .
the 1
His company‘s boat In one
day caught '175 bushels of the pests
and another day 150 bushels and they
ting to w
some of the oyster grounds out in
Sound.
are still at work dredging them
He says that anv delay in catching
th‘ese enemies of the oyster would
suit. in wiping out a bed of bival
in a very short time.
has four boats catchingst
ford.
very few days nd are Just bent
of zroun‘gls. Only by".
on the part of the
dredging. all or
there ark any 8.
drlvon to rout. says
es of oyster grou
might. not be any
llable to; be completely
starfish :two days later.
Brown so.
to he so plentiful
oyster grounds as a
covered
on his
HAD TEN CASES OF LIQUOR
STAMFORD. Nov.
rest made here by rev
it twentgy-four-hour pet-i
Sunday was that
formerly.a dentist. now
grace:- 01 Dorchester. Mass.
ten cases of whiskey in his
him was a woman who he said was
fiancee. and he added tha tthe whiskcyr
s'guesis at the wed-
dinz. Kilgotf was held in $500 for a
was to be given hi
hearing.
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ORDERS .\R.\'S'I‘F.IN Rl-ZLI‘IASED.
\VASlTING’I‘ON. Nov. 8 . ~Rever8ing
the Federal District l‘ourt. the Su-
preme Court today ordered the ”lea-e Thursday. November 11, 8 p. In.
of Jules \K'. (Nicky) Arnsiein. who -_ _ .
has been imprisoned in Now York WW we. 0mm $11”
since Aug. 10. on chprgcs of contempt
sol to answer ques-
n bankruptcy hear-
ne was connected
allcged "ring"
t
following his refu
lions put); him in
in}: Arnstein's no t
with owirations of an
of bond thieves in New Ygrk.
Ono company
ars otl' Mil-
(‘aptaln Brown says the star-
fish have been cnmlng along within 3
rs on a number
the rapid work
oyatcrmen and
er the grounds where
tars. will the pest. be
the captaln. Piec—
nd on which. there
‘stars one day are
Captain
ys he never knew the stars
comumys
t the present time.
9,—The only er»;
enue officers in
0d over the
of Dr. Louis Kllgoff.
a wholesale
He had
car. With!
N HELD
MANSLAU
8 —-Frank Nov
' this city.
driver of the automobile from which
Miss Mamie Call of this city. Wu.
thmn and killed when the car struck»
a. telephone pole in “’th Daubury last
Friday night. was arrested this after}
i on a charge of manslaughter. Ho
{ held in area bail for a hearing.
, ANIURY ”A I ‘.
.9 iron carat.
DANBURY. Nov.
Kean, a. grocery; man 01'
f0-
at
. GROWING
tn-
We are growing fast, but not
so fast. that we cannot give
by your account our strictest at-
tention. We look on each 'of
‘ our clients as a friend whose
welfare we aim to further.
F.
YOU WILL APPRECIATE
OUR SERVICE.
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Veg
PEOPLE’S TRUST
COMPANY
by
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8. Parks Cadman
“IMPRESSIONS
OF EUROPE”
his}
South Norwalk
Methodist Church
A: Trish-m and Hyatt’s or
Stillman and Powell's.
Norwalk Chronicler