himdflthefionthflm
OlicensSecundG-ssmm:
Lithuanian Forces And
Polish Ii‘regular Troops
. Are Fighting Near Vilna
‘ Great Property Damage and Loss of Life in Com- :
munist Disorders in Prussian Saxonyu-F‘lf-
teen Civilians and One Police Oflicer Killed in”.
Riots in Hamburg—Shops at Eisieben and
Other Places Looted by Mobs.
LONDON March 24. -—Fighting has1ty' damage and the loss of upward: of
again broke out between Lithuanian ‘9. score of lives marked Oommunld:
forces and Polish “irregular" troops disorderp in various cities and tom
commanded by General Zellgouski.‘ in Prussian Saxony and in Hamburg
says a Copenhagen dispatch to the yesterday. The trouble in Profit-.11
Exchange Telegraph Compan‘v. Tne- Saxony seemed to center about tho. .
P_ollsh "ii-regulars" croued the boom Mansfield district. -
Er:- _ at to Win Important Positions in Their First Drive
Against Turkish Nationalists Forces—Seek Centrol
the Bagdad Railway
9 ’7
ATHENS. March. 24 (By The Asso—
ciated Press) .——~Greek troops number-
ing 120 000 are participating in the
Greek offensive against the Turkish
Nationalists are believed to have
about 90 000 efiectives in the» field. but
VVlAililllllliTlflN
VEEVV VS EVVVRF-V .
~Would Increase StateV ' The most careful preparations ‘wére
. , H .1 .; , -» made by the Graeks in connection
i [35711510371 for Feeble With the offensive which began yes-
Claiming that he had been toroed
to pay a. note or 32 500 which he had
endorsed. John Mc‘imiien. a pronto-
ent Seco (1 District resident. -today
brought it d‘gainst the Nth-wail:
Realty and Improvement Company.
(or the recovery or 43 009 damage;
'Papers in the case we served by'
Constable Bryan Silk. e use lei-e4
tumble to thts Supe
Bridgeport on the 11
. HARTFORD, March 24’. -—3Gover’nor.
Everett Lake sent tii‘the senate yes-
terday. his nominations for associate
justices of the supreme Court of Ex;-
tors and 01' image's of the Superior
c urt to fill vacancies which will oc-
BALTIMORE. Md.. March 24 —-—
James Cardinal Gibbons. Archbishop
of Baltimore and Primate of the Am-
eriém Catholic church. died at the
Moldova?) residence libre today?
utter a proldnged il ness. which
mainly affected in: heart: He was in
his 87th year. The end came ”peace~
fully still: 33 o ’.clock
Active servicr. of more than half a
century in the intercs is of his coun—
Judge Lucien F. rim-pee. of Hart-
lord. and Judge John E. Keeler. of
Stamford are promoted to the Su-
preme court. ’
s
'.
‘April.
N “1“.de Chlldren — 3,000 ;:;;da'GYr/é::d is“: fitiF‘W‘Fd hcre. that' Jua‘g‘” ~11; 13' “'8‘“ MEW'“ 0r Hart- According to the 31 thus... “it “‘3' 38 WP“ 11‘ his church. in! closed dary line near ‘i’ilna on Saturday and Stories of violence. robbery and w. .
.1. mm b: Ar N ., Vtions with :h 1 fi 11 important p031. ford. of t e‘Probate caurt. is appoifit- plaintiff.V endorsed a n e for“ the by the dearth of James. LardlnatGib: ittacked the town of Schirvintai in 11131 “,1th continued to arrive M
_ i ,i. 3 fl 8 0W m A h ie r "St drive 9‘1 Superior 00““ Judge- 0 amount or $2 5410 lol- thefietendnnt on bons. At the celebration. in 1911. of fife “91111.31 ”5m: established by the 11.11““ frhm 11.113 1.9311,“. Town hall. at
1 V. ?“HlfCtiCE£t _ Tax Com- advzfifgs (fpsgrneel: Sen here that the Alhtn L. Brown. of Norwich. Sen- January 15 1920.’ Wheat the note be— the twenty-fifth anniversary of his éle- 1111193 says the dispatch which quotes Plauen and Bodewisch were dwm
.. ‘ .varna hi t I we“ ea“ °t the at" mm “? Nineteen: district. it came :du's oniaebruan is. 1920.111: vation to the Cardinuiaie. His Emi- an announcement by the thuamwlmd 00““... mum“, at Lem.” “a
in 33.213151 8?.” 310d g ett Gives T .11. . n or and will throw. _the_ appointed Superior court udge. alleged that the defendant failed to mince. out 04 all the tributes paid P'ress Mem- at Copenhagen Mem- Freiburg were damaged The com“,
111‘ 4 into the arms of the Russian NEWER JCfinth. of “PWOL “:88 9|!) “‘5‘?“ the plaintiff “'33 obliged to him. PXDNBBC‘G himself 38 most af- bers of a ithuanian military com-Véourt building in Dresden was outta
Soviet Government. of Moscow.
The objective of the offensiveri's the
llagdad railway. although Greek' éom-
manders have planned to reach the
city of fiskl-Shehr. It is affirmed that
M .- .mreQualified Support
u .....0:
V at. .1 n- {110215103 for feeble
...ml children was urged be-
numed 213 1'1 Superior court judge.
The Governor's colmmuni'eation'rwas .
as follows.
“To the Honorable General Assembly:
"1 have the honor to nominate tor"
meet the: note
Several pieces or property bolonging
to the Norwaik Ilcaltv and Improve-
ment company Were. attached by- Con-
stable Silk including the Weed and
President. who said. ‘
fectcdiby that from \Viillam Howard
Taft. hi! intimate friend. and then
"Through his long and useful life
Cardinal Gibbons has spared no of-
mission sent to investigate the situa-
tion ogre taken prisoners and execut-
ed. it is declared.
BERLIN. March 24 -—Great proper-
V
badly damaged by an explosion “10?
three persons were injured.
——*
(Continued on page Isl
.. ”1,1“;,:1:;c;“:zt:uiot owed": Eritfih, Franc“ and Italian ar'mics. 1“ appointment by you Lucien F. Bur- Cole blacks in \Vail street. which were
. 0 WWW! EJ'LVCAtionovceftaetre 1e year Eastkmllnot participate. ore. of Hartford. no“- judge of the to be disposed 01‘ this week tog‘Samuel, (Continued on page Nine) ’ .
‘u"""l’F7‘J-‘-Vor. of 310.504; a‘n- ' . ' ' supm‘mr mm" to be an assoc‘me " weed' '77 I ‘ SYLVESTER MESN T KNEW
"" ‘ téifle‘ill‘v’l» Tnx‘ (‘ommis- " I ~ ' ' ' - . i 717‘:
. V‘IVVerv‘ give-.3. Qualified ap— V ‘2 (Continued on page w?) "q ' : ‘V'
”name. but said that as . . "
‘ v11. ")0 wordy. Tip hill ‘
- '9': "V M if‘bl‘esemativc‘ E RBPRS ‘
v w (rule; 31ml (rang 1'01. the 1 [ ”NE;
a» ., (H e! mention of a (li- l H ”N m TV T" T
. ,0 M w... ”imam“ _ _ LAWYERS WIT“ FAIL WWW fitter 'I‘rnl—Sa‘w Her Next Ila-y”. : .:
. 7:. H 4; :u‘»: hoslz‘u.‘ of educn- NEW YORK. 'March 24.—-I.rn'medl— F Id C mt; N H “I'll Iiiii'fi “ N But“ NotSmoeé—No Trace Of lS—Year-Old Git! V o
l ‘1' ”‘V' »0 appointed :no strikc orders 'to engineers on anfie on“ V 7 ’ ‘ V. "'
-:--:.:;;:“;::.:;::. H .W 3°“ “2'“: TIT ATTTNTT CRUST Judzestomsposeomno' .3‘““‘ W W“ “Mm 21““? ““V ”W W °' ““- ‘
. . .. ;, .k V . ‘. 9" - - w_.r 8 ng sen on e by natives and the police. ‘no ty. also arrested in the raid. and ‘
" " ”V'fiLt W the COInmlssxon-_ today by Thomas B. Heaiey, general Them NOW " . Nave! ACtiOfi m iR.M0fi' tmce‘has been found of 18-year—old Detective Sergeant Thoma; «not on V
.. , . manager: ,0 the Marine Engineers' - . s” ' .- en I! W E W00!” Stella. Smith 9! 4 Day sued. who has Toesda). March 15. '
.. ... Amold Gesell of New Beneficial Association. Mr. Henley Dechnes to Continue C889 With the number of dime appli- L Get Shéi (if Est ._ to not been home tor almost three On Monday morning. following the
/”'JI.Liuued——_on pa 3 Six) said most oi? the 150 towboats affected , 0f Milffield Man on Plea cations _ rapldfy outdistanclng the m ate V weeks; and: has not been “been silice‘ trial of the eight involved in‘fiie party. “-E
— 3 non are at sea and it probably will be (mung in their efforts to dispose of . March 13. following a party at 39 at Skelton‘s home. Mrs Kunz teie- , .
severa days before the orders are Counsel Trying Another ‘them. additional divorce courts for MERIDEN. March 24.——Papers 2:32“? flawen‘w mama’s? ‘wg'enhshe. :honed t: S: “3351:?“ ?C%o:dinfhtofm 79‘
o ers. was one a. e ome ory. an as e m o r we 9 our 1‘:
generally effective.
.Licensed deck officers and fireroom
crews are expected. Mr. Henley added.
VVVJ \V] WATER
/
Case
the hearing or ex- parte cues are be-
ing talkediof by lawyers in Bridge-
port. Fairfleid County cases of all de~
were served here today and property
dtnched to: 330.000 in a novel suit
by William E. Woollcy. of Gleenwood.
of Leon Shelton.
A story to the effect that the girl
girls to Norwnlk.
Norwnlk in his machine. 1
with Mrs. Kunz to the Clifford Hooch
Stella “It
He took them that
to join in the walkout. About 2.400 HARTFORD March 24-“‘"It seems serip'tions have increased to such 11 Flo... against two of his brothers. disappeared With Rudolph Sylvester
is me“ are affected as if counsel for rum seliérs plan to degree 1n the 1351 few 3.911.. that. oc~ Jo'eph and George A. 'Woolle‘y 1,, of 200 Pacific street. Stamford. on They spent the night there. .
FILE-‘11 The “131110111 was sanctioned yester- come to 001111 when they have nothing cording to many the facilitlel for 111,, which he .8” to. secure 1113 share of Tuesday. March 15. was denied by the Sylvester stated that on Tue-diff)
day by the national executive bommlt- else to do. 5316’ JUGS?- Howe ‘04“)? posing of actions at law must be en- the estate of his father. W. T. Whool- Stamford man. yesterday morning. ‘ 5;;
,l
tee of the engineers' association.
C. G. Hannap. president of the At-
lantic Coast Towboat Owners' Amch
ation. said he did not expect difficulty
in replacing the strikers.
Replying to the assertion of Walter
..._. olri Ruth Tews. daugh-
:d £1,113.-A.G. .Tevvs. of
. 119'; was taken to the hos-
'i'lly_ afternoon. sufieimg.
in United States District Court. in de-
clining to continue the case of Step-
hen Almassy. of airfield. . charged
with violation 9.1" lb national prohibi-
tion laVv. @ond oboe. Attornev
Reich had asked for a c’ontinupnce on
larged it the Superior and Common
Pleas courts hope to keep up with the
steady streamof new cases. At a dis:
cussion recently among members of
the Bar. :1 recommendation of the es-
tabllshment of additional courts )ud
ley. who was a prominent merchant
here and a large property holder in
Florida. His two daughters and four
sons shared generously of his estate
with the exception of William E.. who
was lett only the income tray 85.114310
vlo -
Sylvester admitted that she was in his
'1
PARKERSANB
Continued on Page Seven.
STRAWBERRY Willi .
\ .
s... ..‘.
. . [is :. received ...svhen a B Pollock. marine superintendent or the ground that he was engaged in a . .
;. . umling water- soil onvher: as the New York Cents-at Railroad. that case in the Superior Court. The court (Continued on ” Six) " Elaiédgfif‘edgg‘tfieistogf‘merdatzc sons ‘;..1l .1.
1. . it gram“ 'tlsze, stove in “the 500 dt‘tli'c 800 men iyhis department :Edeigzélifgrgidg&mlt be entered and . gs wife. and the pmmtm m the present ‘51:
he? 0’ ‘Tfie accident
. i it nooritimc on Tuesdav.
~.- 5 in her attempt to save her
was also so 'er‘ely burned
rhe hands and arms She, is do-
r all at her home. The little girls
of have ”agreed to accept wage cuts
effective April 1 Mr. Healey declared
this controversy would be taken to
the” railroad labor board for settle“-
ment.
He claimed
Mr. Pollack was nego-
Wion became such however that tinting with the men individually. a. or we will never stop this rum busi‘
thought- bost to remove her to practice he said was contrary to 590- ness." said Judge Howe one so far to settle with him.
, “1“.” yeétergoy Ezr. W‘illiam J. tions of the transportatiOn act reia- The bond of George Archer of New “ASHINGTO‘: "larch 2‘ Ex Louisiana Crop to Produce
' “' 1n 3- en once. ‘ tive to collective bar ainin . . p __ _ :
" '- g g 5313:92133;:rigfsluligtfoigenfgeu (it; The walkout of the carpenters caus- MR8. BI "up ls pressions of gratification ‘verc general NOR-Beverage Intox1cant .1
( i ‘ V today in administration circles over Pr0bably Opens Way for
«i
VEVVlifllliflllllESALV/lllflN .1an
that the man was ill.
John H. Barth of New Haven. was
fined $300 for possession of liquotrw
Rocco \latarcse. of Hartford. same
charge. was fined $250. “Vi'e have got
to put the fear of God into their heart!
BAPTAIN 1;. Hulls
- new stage this morning when mem-
NflRWALR BUILRERS'
SECRRE NEW MEN
ed by a reduction in wages reached 11
hers of’the Norwalk Builders' Ex.
change announced that many of the
The reports showed that several
suit says that an agreement was made
by the fuih'er with the children that if
u\V. E.‘ 8 died or there was a. divorce he
should share equally in the estate with
his brothers. She has died and WV.
E. W'oolley days Thomas H. is the only
SRflSENPRESVflENT
iiieeiing held in the Post rooms. last
Gratification General Today
Over the Successful Settle-
ment of the Trouble
the successful settlement through the
mediation of Secretary Davis of the
dispute between tht the big packers
sheet President Harding at flab \Vhite
ITS NATIVE RICK
Blackberries, Dandelions.
and Their Relations
shops were re-openlng through the and their union employcs~ihe first
,———‘—-;... employment of new help. Reports to — major labor controvorcv to come up ~ - -
' . . _ _ 1 *-~ . \\'ASHII\GT()N. Mar l 24.—
. this (-fiect were read last night at a Mrs. “1 Franklin Bishop. Jr.. “as for adjustment under the new admm- mil to. manufacture “'TDFE‘IOUI 01:13:“:
_ . meeting of the exchange held in the elected president of .the newly organ- 1541,3110“ Rwrospnm‘hes 01 1,0111 “01““th for non—bevcr‘wgc’purposcs 7
1 4 rooms ubmve the Norwalk Hardware lzed \Voman'g Auxlluiry of prank C. sidc 5 who signed 11“. settlempn‘ agree- issued tonight T 10’ ‘11,“, Strawberry
company store. Godfrey Post. Am“‘"‘““ Legion. at a mom \esterdav laid in c muted to Growers Association 01‘ Louisiana by
.
the Bureau of internal Revenue. Pro~
U. S. Permit to Use $1111)le
'1‘ . s ' -
be main) friinds of Captain Ch "ulf‘ members of the Norwalk Buxlders‘ evening. House today. when 11 was understood vision is made in the permit that an
1“- \lills ‘0" man) Viwsi ”3“; (10" “l E\cl‘ange were alrcarh “orking with Other Omar-1s elcc tni were: Miss A. the i‘i‘e<ide‘nt (10.1.11, 10 empress his sugar 5‘1”] “‘1“ “1de to ‘ncnase thG
\ S.n.r M 0m— . . . ~ v .~.. - ‘ ”Q ‘ . 1 ~ ‘11 ’1 i "
“manger of the ('1 < '11 a full force and suernl Olhi rs wrre i. \\ endercih \ice- pxesuknl. Miss thanks 1-0,. 1119 51,11." of co-opcratlon ulcholiv conir-ni of the product, ’
lull} 'Uld DNSHT'JM 0* “1“ P909195 planning to resume actiulies on Mon- (Hive Hipson. secular-3.11mi Mrs llav said: have been m111111.51 throughout “.1“ ,7 l ' i ' . 1 .\
(VT-“St Company. “"9 hopeful that 9°" in) or Tuesday. \V erme treasurer. The e\ccutiu~ com- The. con/fel‘ences. . 'ill 0 551?: (Effigil‘li‘:“ “agate”; “3:" ‘
ornor Everett '1‘ ink“. “in considcr More mechanics "9011911 for work mliiee elected was as follows: \irs Compromise: bv both the packers V C" . :31 ipl 3 1:11 tl J: a“
“is name favorably for “V" appomt- than could be accommOdafid 53H! a John Merritt. Mrs. Comstock Mrs. and their emplov-c‘s madt’ possibli> a 1)::‘u ngvlifzaff- onled it: 5:313‘
ment as a member Of. ”19.8%“. Sholl- statement issued b." the (“Changfi lost‘ph BFOthE‘NOU ””55 Anna liipson solilcmcnl. Representatives of the biti‘r‘nd g xthm‘itirs foilL‘plirm ssionpto so;
llsh .Commissxon. winch. it. is report- m“)- of them came here from Ilart— and Miss aCarro‘i latter'ngi’cod to accept the “up“ “n no drofinorv in cm?“ W 03.1.9 for the“.
(.(i.‘1s licforc‘him'. ' _ lord and Boston. Mass. I'lfi‘hs for '1 surprise {or the “liars"s duction of eight cents an hour and “hm“: c‘rop which “N” estimated m
Captain Mills is :1 successinl bus:- of 1119 119121011 on 1111.0.0391011 or 1119 12“: per cum ‘0‘ piiccvv‘oxk while “1““!th “’6‘” $5 um”) (Tim I ndc r the
mess man: has thcxcs‘pect 0f “30 peo~ ““Xt canteen dance. to be held April the packeis met the demand of 1hr \iol511111d ‘nol ii “as 'cxila'laincd it is
plo 0f ;\or\valk. and unquestionably BAR“ E13111. “ere 3‘50 made “St evening. ' umkéls for (“tension of the a‘r— time legal to establish wineries for the
would make an cfliment public ommai A \isitlng commute! “as also 3p" arbitration agreement for six 11101 lbs. mnu-ufqpinlr‘ 0'; no;._1,pvera 9 pro—
He comes from a family of men who "and“! to Hut “nv (\i ”"0 1\’-s(‘f\ice r w (11:1ch Viotru sacl‘hmenml or rgedicinll
have, followed the water all their lives men who mav 1... in 1hr \n.,—,1.1k1~10g_ (Continued on page Six)
EASE EflNT‘lNlVfD
in his behalf for this appointme .t.
SIXTH TAXINI] INST.
BILL IS REPBRTER
The. committee on Cities and Bor-
.oughns of the General Assembly 're-
ported fav arably yesterday on the bill
creating the Sixth Taxing District of
the City of Not-walk. "
Thai district will include principal-
ly Rowayton center cutting out Bell
James Carotenuto. oi“ Second avenue
\’ew York city. who was found hiding
in the Waiting room at the local depot
early yosterdav morning and who was
first thought to have had designs on
the coin boxes of the pay- -stathn tele—
phones there. 0
Carotenuto. who a‘so went by the
name .of John Penerelle. under which
lie enlisted in the navy..wos on his
way to Bridgeport when he stopped
011' here to see a friend of his. Failing
to find the friend he wanted a place
to sleep and so entered the
mom.‘ He is but 16 years old. and is
a. former resident of South Norwalk
having lived at ll: Lexington avenue.
about five year-saga
waiting .
Joseph “Tallins Is
Reported Missing
Mrs. Joseph Vi'allius. of 76 Osborn
avenue. East Norwalk. called the lo-
cal police cafly this morning~ from
Yonkers. N. Y.. where she is visiting.
to report the fact that her husband.
who left their home with her at 1
oclock yesterday afternoon. had not
as yet arrived at. his destination in
Yonkers.
The Whilins drove from their home
on Mr. Walling truck. in 441119 {or
Mrs. Wallins to get the :1: 13 train for
New York city from where she went
to Yonkers. and Mr. William was to
\IENNA. “and: 24. (By the Asso—
civic-d Pressl—iiumors that Czecho-
sloxa k troops ha\o been concr‘nlratm!
on the Austrian trontier have caused.
a panickv feeling here. in view of the
internal political condition in the Ans—
trian Republic. This feeling persists
in spite of the fact that reports re-
have been partiallv denied by news-
paper adv.ices ‘
It is asserted in certain circles that
the military activity of Czecho-
siovakia. is due to the masked recrude—
scence of the movement for fusion
with 912mm
garding the gatheiing of Czech trdOpe '
and is well acuuainted with the needs 11 131 which 13 now u 1. it is kno .1 As
of those “ho \‘s ould be affected by any a1 "contract" hoéni 1:11. undcr Gch‘m'il' C h T k T (0°?Hnued on pg“ Six,
acts at the Shellfish Commission. mtnt 8111.91.31.31...” 1.1 convalescent zec OS 0V3 I‘OODS ———'——-———~——-—
‘ I! has "0t hm." generally known A continuance. was made by Judge homes noarb} Concentrate on the ,7
‘hat Mr. Mills (‘1 icmis were working \osburgh this morning, in lhe (use of Austrian Frontier
REIBH BN1] [MRS
WRRTH flVERSfiRS
BRITVGEPORT. March 24. ——(Ered1-
tors of Max Reich, who kept a small
store in Nam silt and 'veht into bank--
earthed goods valued at between 383‘.
and 8700 at his home in Lexington
avenue. . . ~
John W Olmsted. oil Nor-walla
trustee of the estate. was told by
iuptcy several months um. have tin-m "
~Island and neighborhood The Oh-
policeman in Normalk that. on m
The- state as well as 111686 Vbsburzh drive so Yonkers with the truck.
Bridgeport Brings Suit
facts to ‘be obtained will be the au-
“103'“? to tax the 090916 residing in were convinced of the MY" innocence Mtg. Williams could give no reason nll'ht of December 21 a truck 10“
thoxlistrict for lighting and such oth— of any evil intent in entering thesta- for m; non-appearance. and asked fél‘ M Taxes of goods had been “'9‘ from (he ,1
es ix‘wm‘eélmts which may be de- than and continued the case indefinite- that the matter be investigated. Bach . re. The .pouoemn 1.1. w
‘ ' mm, "21.41:" Trustee hinted that the trim: in).
' bnmnponn‘.
{allure to pay taxed. the United State!
Housing Corporation is made detenti-
out in a, suit for 31mm“) brought by
the City of Bridgtport. today.
The Federal Government has con-
termin‘cd upon bv them.
Inasmuch asihc billicontaincd a ret-
etchduui clung. there was no opposi-
tlon to the measure when it was set
down tor a. headh¢by the committee.
. senator- Nehemialrmndee has add-
longed to Max Bernstein. oi No. 1011.
State street. Bridgeport ’ '
Mr. Bernstein was interviewed m1- ‘
by Sheriff Frank Rubella. Ir.
Bernstein admitted that he too! I.
load .01 goods to Yonkers. but could
BoatingSon
With Baesbadl Bats
Smith recélved a
this morning
ly.
___________________.__'__-—-
German mafia Reply W
.‘1.
a
L Patrolman John
hint at 2 oclock
Gourlay. , qt,
‘ -’ ._ Army. througji nego-
on the upper floors.
‘ Stan Captain J.
_P..
' 012‘ meted "for the pur- 2‘. (By the
'- ' . .» bill a provision re‘cognfiing 113113.18. much A850- d ed that the day could P“ collect
.104; at No 24 West Hartford is; been here for sevei'tt ed to the that Ed nip .9“ 11% El! ten .. q n i rt
- ' , .30 Libra Associa o ”-Thc ”fled “‘me ttb n" “1 need not again—locate t e pace. Fu 310ml
7 9 331°51’31“ deal ot the NW thg W11 12y” . ti o. flared to 1m; Get-min “gnu; no heating her thirteen—year taxes from its fire 0 “sug- in tion brought out that l
-wheil representative-i
seated withdrawing municipal mo1—_
ties. that the Honing corporation. Ill
mt. could twee in m the «am.
out o: m: Agata-once resulted
1;? man his
’ m H.
"rot, is ; a. o 'ave d
I! nning t h and intends to elicit at once an active
campaign for raising mm to finance
the undertaking “ as: it is hoped to
have the Hull . 111er he in ass;
wilhinatew'
' "in
WM
Q1"
Fm 'my a noté "Elm
totho German men-insist to pay one bit»
lione- marks gold on 1‘2me 39“
old son, Hike. with a baseball m1
and had partial torn of! one 91v hip
ears. and m indicted other injuries
goods ha; dbeen brought to till! 13‘
later. The Reich house had been tho»
der ‘watch (or some time.
There was a hearing on the tril-
tee's mount before Boron. Jon.
H
,. wlr’h the citizens of NM:
pride. The block i3
1 (- ght and will be Rd'
-: r! for ti o work. of the
. r- I It was owned by
z I‘ rothers‘ estate. and ‘18
"lipied by the Foo ‘
my, Raymond; gm:
- 2». number of out?!
'_¢-
asked ior‘zi'niong the chip-ter- changes
seems; my Third ward. and 16mm“
he maintained by the East
Norwalk Chronicler