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0.00 '01!!! 303W“ con. MAY, MO, 1921
j merican Legion Head Legislature 1n Rush
Adjourns Without Date
‘l‘ABLIBEED 1870 .
Genenuy mn- tonight and Friday.
Killed 1n Auto Accident
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.allnaith and Two Friends Graduating Class of St. Mary’s Parochial School Gotre ' ‘0 I .ake (:0 ds
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C O ‘ er Records Made By Members
‘.111 1 1? 4? ommander of Service Men’s Organi- \ A ' t‘ A ' d ted
A With Nation 1 D t R ppropria ions g‘g'regatmg $2,597,000 A op
131-11, 3 irec 0 ‘ '
‘ A‘ . A ( t t F r y an and In Short Order—Uniform Auto Property Tax
‘ 1?. Na ommi eeman 7 . - ~ - .
~ 9‘ _ F th C oreman, Vi ere of Twenty Mills Dies—Ciwl Code Commis- 1
.- rating rom e ountry . 7‘ i
A __ l‘ A t‘ _ cm" at sion Expected to Produce a Plan of Re— i
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A 1AA 1); . ve list Urgmg Leg- organization of State Departments q
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~ 1 "8‘ ex ervnce Men. Man the Next Two 1 ears. 1
" 3 A" AAA-AJA‘AiIIlA‘ ”t" i". A\v.1l:<A. and turned over several times. The legislative session of 192] ad- cral Assemhlv." ‘
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1-11. .11. l.«-;:.m:, “.13 :‘lllliulillhiiil‘lt'lltii‘L {Slain 31:11:: t:A(A‘A'A4AU hug-i):- Jourm-d WithOUt date at 4:31 O’CIOCk [invariant “I!“ Passed.
. ‘ I'mtt, ut' li‘vil 111‘ thr-m 11 clear 01‘ the car 11:. it “out ’ ,vvsterdav afternoon aftrr Gmmnor Th1 fivdJAgurAninmiAt came after a but!
l1 -..1(,,- 111‘ lh1- l.1-. don”. Jiake had gone before a joint (‘OllVPllv liflillriILls t‘llilzt‘t’1gi‘::‘i‘t:ril A‘s“ (hf éhp “I;
4 - . . . , 1-. _ .4 1 ‘. 1 C - ‘ ‘ i s y a bee
‘4‘ LUUUUI‘K‘WH. and Mr. Galbraith 811le red a fracture All?!) oi ”£1 Sf?” ‘ailnd HAOUM’ :1")? die- ““Ji‘vi'ii UV til: ”01“" “PT“ revised
1 ‘1 4'1 - . 1. _ , l\'r!‘0't a “1?. .1'1 ress 11 w 16 i 1"- ~ ~ _ A' '
11 ( 1A1-~.Al1, .\.1t 111 1111 skull 1n til.- 1.1” and tilt-Ll on commended tlm starting or -1 consti‘li- 311d adopted. 337;..11un was appro-
01 1.: “5'10". UH‘ “:Ii' to the llOspital, . t-ional amendment t A ii A the primed for the :1cqliis111.1n of proper-
1 . 1;:1-.l \~.l,1r:1 .111 (‘Oiolivl Galbraith “as to hav‘e left \"'iO~l‘l of A t f 0_ iii“? l"l: 1} :11.- “ potpnuai site {up a n‘.“' state
4 5‘ .- \‘-" 1 114111.: 1111' f'hr'atro toll) on tlu- first hi: or '1nd AlprA‘ifdr ASA? lfovsltrmtnimrpe’li: olticc lniildim: SNTflJ‘w-l “as allowed '
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' li-u::1:1tlii1lli‘blvi lfvvlq- lx‘ljwi'z:\si'ri.1oxi1si)l‘r(4)ti commissmn raised for the purpose “Vi" if‘vmtii‘at‘vd‘“tionl’i‘illirh‘tsii 1"1"'_1>0‘I1’t;:ifih'i::;
MM. it-‘wrulrg to lij tlvc Ltg'ioll. His had) was lain-ii recommend to ”w 11va “SN?“ a 11111- “-1 its t t ' \- Ll r‘. Pu c. ~ l
t' I ‘ - - 1 ‘ torm Charter. or charter proviSions ap— "" " ' O ““n' ‘ ” " E 7 tom n:
1 417%”. r) 1LH“. “I! \H .m H“ morgue. . plicalnle to all municipalities and tha‘ ”W wars and “ m“ ""SOMHV’” sym—
1211- 1-..1- l lllwd 1.1 f. ( nlovnl (;.1ll1r.1ith was (-lertcd I\ut- the nmvlv-cro-ql. .l civil um}:- ('til‘lnll's‘f pathiz‘ing "with all of tho peoplo
1‘AAAlA1-A4 1A1A11rl A.lAzuiA'101"-‘.il (,‘LilillllulldLl‘ ol‘ the 1\11‘.et'i4.1:1 sior. “m .Hx‘rniiut‘“ :1 plan of reorgan- ol‘ lrc-laAnd in iiit*ii' ‘1-4. 51m 111111le
. . A.” ’-"1' . ,.~ .. . . . r A . . AA .. initien of our state departments of and dm'“ 55' ““5 “am..."
_ l (f mumui l (111 1'12.» Two) ll1i~ I~ 11 [HI'iill'l' ul 1111- gnu natiiu: c-l:t~~ 1.. st. .‘IillA\ ~ 1 .'1"H"l1i:\l school. illrrc arr l2 in tin- ('lfl‘~. which has sup], oulflmunnw merit Lg m \vitn- All"! Tl‘ “I“ IHUN]-
—~ mmihlvti-tl tlit- 'll‘v‘sl'l'nk‘t‘ ~I111iit~~ :it ”11‘ M hon]. I'rntatl -- l'lil'l‘ '1‘” “W graduation (“\t‘i‘t'ir‘“. i" 'N‘ 1 0n June stand a-n criticism 11v tit:- 111 \t Gril-
. . .‘ti. hut i'IIlllli'l [1- £|llill|2l'llli‘ill~ “iii 11111 lx- niailt- t‘-.r mmtn-i \u-i-lt. 'I'iw II;II|N’~ “r mummy- “r 1]..» graduation (‘laxs ' ' ‘ “ ‘ (Continued on Page E‘glit)
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1~lc1 1m )(h'sihle l5" mira lms Guns After bring a Few,
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’ ' ""--" 512111an «1? :1 tmnv *1 [UNIDOV Juno 9 (\xvx-iatod .
1 4‘-..1.‘ 1 :izld Lil" Univ-d Stall 5 Economy £‘d‘0C8teS succeed ’l'FI“~).—lh'i\r Admiral “‘iutnm S. OI’I‘l-Zl..\’, June 9 (Associated l‘reu).
“ 111:1 '11 incogultlon 0.’ the and Measure NOW Goes Sim» l'. s. .V.. is quoted by the vl-‘ive thousand l’olish insurgent.
lininnvrzttlon i1; \Vasliinx' to Conference Pro“ .\~~.uiatinn lads) as snfing have 11w n driven out of the City otA.
. Mamie. says a. sTah-lnen: is. il11~ mnrnin: with regard to the - Hoseniwrg by British forces. and Ir.
’ 1111 lifggi(]uunu iii :4 _ . . . ~lh'w'h 111- ‘Ivliu‘n-d on the Irish .ctrcailng southt-asward.
1' I 0 t I“! “ .\Slii\G111\, 3““9 9-‘---R9.iectc A fllltktiun hem.- Tuesdny: ' \\’h« n the liritish soldiers entered
A . AA 11:: ruinmittn 1- l’OViSions for n ' 1- . ‘ 4 i 1 1 -
m. m,” . :1 st to , . ‘ F 111111 ,, . . _ he fit}. tit loles droppxd a few
1 1 '. Hm “£918“ ngfnuogi‘wé; mum army of 170.0011 men {or tlio- 11‘ IA "Tar! ft“ x “'3" "3"” “m“ 1 poorly iiiiil‘td shells behind them. and . ,-
11‘ ' unliierciai ire t l ‘ "Ht ”5“” 3""""- ”l“ 9"“3‘" )‘l'gloriiuv I I ‘ "M mp“ h“ a HHRI“ — 'her1 was '1 scatterin alter of ril-
. a Y )Pt““"il the |'l‘i't l ti” . , . » li.\i.il4‘.\.\’_ \‘ q Ju‘ . r, g3“ “uh! I said. and I so» nothing un- . . . ‘* ‘ ‘ 3 p 9
”ll V "Mon and Mexico W H (11 tir- I' A f ‘ talnim npploprimlon M” Amcrlc in {night .steani‘ r“ (“l 1”: \nu-i-ii-ui in it ctcn it Senator \l( (flirt-\H-‘GP‘N June 9-49nf‘rm ‘ ' =hois from U10 P011311 POHUODI Th. '
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A1A 1:11 that the Mexican piosldom AAAAAAAAAAA“ AA‘AAAA‘A‘ALA err $114.Al1o11,11r111A1111l 1mm AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA for lu'llin'i ‘nti (”rink-i. dll‘s." humura. commanding Japanese Was One of the [first Four iolcs then picked up their mnehtnp .
' 'i DOM-term the right It) (lilll‘llitli‘ l ‘- la 1 ' Pl 1 or u” I‘r-m“ 0’ not Hamburg struck 'in ice! 1-1: , l h t‘ ‘1 "UN". in ”I“ ‘ laleOStOk (“SN-“t. has D ftEd Me t have :uns “hm“ lmd'Ll-Ul set up in ‘vmd' ' )
iii of it political n1ture as Bio-1:15: I Tim Ljuim"? iiw” 1““ ”OUR“ mil. ‘4 uli '1 h.- \'t'\\"f()lil «Hi : l .0” 7'. announced that the Japanese. in con- ['8 n 0 and fled '
“‘i “1' the United Siflif‘i “H lHt\10H-~l.\ lHOde‘d for an nur— night 'lt‘t‘tll'tii‘ng' A0 AA‘ Af‘IA‘A' 10-721“: sequence or the way the situation 1! Norwalk For EuI‘Ope Dur- Th‘ F9091“ 0f “05"“)??? 8‘“! “M
7:10 [101ty of ami y (mi (ammunu C t' A i‘t't't-ivt-d hut- todav ' AA‘A'A‘rmA m " ”“A developing in Eastern Siberia. will be in the I lte “var British an o a'. 1011. girls triing to It).
1 1 .ad ii) the United State» on x! 1;. ( 0“ ”mod on [age Three) .10“. in 411111 111.- “A.“ ~11 "i“ ‘A' . forced to occupy various Siberian , g the soidlers. and old women weep“ 411
'ld the statement, “11)nt4 1m w. ‘ “—*' ‘ 1s pl'ocvt-iling A0 A‘AA ‘ A” ”"A (-f‘"““ '“ towns or strategic importance. says a as the British marched through tho . .
M Hons. one pertaining 1., cmn- .‘II'S. EVE! Kaher 'l’lu- iosit' A‘A Ar ‘AS‘T“‘"“““AAA . . A special dispatch from Helsingfora streets. (-
'A‘ ;"“’ 'h" 0th" ”gliding lw tar .‘ttem t S ' 'd in 1,, 14 3-1111 A1011 “ ‘.",‘ f’ 0“" A‘ 1"” 1 The Russian llolshevik Government 0 It is t-\pt‘"i(‘d the British will in. .4 .;
1| '1 ltlfl'lond The (l um 5 11-11 ‘ p 8 [11C] 9 ‘11 1mm; 1111:):1i?:sinihyl(:.“A", I‘M”. 1 is said to have made ant-nergetic pro- , mediatcly take charge of cities in tho .-
A' A' numeral would b“ 1" H‘l’iflblt‘ \‘l‘\\’ “WAT—AWA— . , Tm. “hm“? 0, ‘A; . A” ,“h‘ . test against this move and in a note industrial districts of Upper Siledt. ’
. . 1A. making of born 1 iiiudil‘n .l- in»; AA AAAAAAA A. A\.AAA.A11,11A .. A\\1-A'1l\ from l1i;1 AA p.111.- A.A0 hut-r. s tglAAIA-r (Am ...i. . . . to the British and French Govern- The British Advance into R0 he“ .
.l .. . ”Hum” “mm “”u‘ d ““"d 1111 1511- l1 1‘ ill.” i”. 11.111 “MW". 1‘ slsvhntv 11 1‘4 rum-P411111: 21.11 1)» m5 “ a“t PaVlng on Seaview "WM ‘3 ”"1”“ ‘0 M” a“ "‘9 1'7"" was made so rapidly that the Pole. 4...
A 1 1.11: AAA A. .- 1 11 A111 “1th 311s. hut will: rst-w' ~ A‘A (1‘ "AA- 1 . “him 1‘A-‘ A . I". . hcd tentw l‘owers mmail) responsible for made virtually no attempt to carry 1 -...-
A ' 1 lIAUHAt' t‘il phase llin Ame-rt: an ”1 ”ll 0A" "H" “"O‘L “- “W‘N'd 9' AAA 111 r.( 111111 .1 I t 'A‘" "“3" ""“"' ‘ ‘ e n u e “HS 9 and Japanese intervention in Siberia. —— cut their threat to burn and plunder i
" ' 1' ’J‘ N1034’) e “04‘ mm . _ ”"“" "1' n runnwt‘tion with ill'r 1111.» ' " ”“0“ ”W‘ "W 1 ' “ V“? R ‘ ' T . .
i'“ ’ ‘11111: 111m. which “m...- :1)”: ””43“ ll‘vlih, “.121 carried into court 11nd “" 1’ "H" sir-41mm of IL." min-- LPSt ‘évenue ROSIdents was Wounded by the Ger- (Continued on Page Seven) ‘ -
hits tml.1\ and rq-nij‘nd. .i to t‘ ,, 'l‘nmh- Rhine sniAlqA-tl l‘rulii Trio-sit. M»: _l in? “ ant $00,000 ExpendCd mans While TrYing t0 SaVe '
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1“; 1.”.— i in Li‘i i let 1 Mining: (lilo-xiv il:;i;“’:‘(‘) 2:: “ ”I- ”I,, rl‘UB LON” {N‘Wld-‘z 113"“ T‘N‘t‘ifi’fi «"d\'i(““
. \’ 1‘ ' R I A (Contlnlted on Page Seven) ”1111-4111:: in behalf of the budgets of J that the “"1““ 0f S‘jrzm‘j“ Flow] A“
‘ " ~——~ ~—- _ -:‘l.- - ”A, SAM“, 0A. Third lllslrlt‘t< “00F". 01 “('Siiiol‘l and NOTWGHL =1 .. A
, tri :.-1 t1;1p...~i:g.nn.. m i1cli~1lf 0A 111}; i‘nt‘llllu r of (‘mnpanv H. lilL‘iid Infanv '
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1 ’ I :1 . 1,. din ilct. I 1 ‘ simi. have arrived in this country and .
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J t .111 Ililllli 1 JAN“ 9 i.. ”(if m' the A?" "UAW MA }A0h‘:!‘"2‘ 3“sz AanI‘A‘d 89" Island OffiCIKlS Satis-
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i a“ ’I < l I “IE8 SUDBFNlY yiml"! 11:111.. ”311A? did in"? “imminh “Mk"! by :1 mm“ “Hr“‘i‘m‘w H“ m-trcr with the llodlt'q of '1 thousand fied “11h Clty AuthOflUS
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i a{ll c )ecrced b‘ I a ris i a n Dictators of ‘1 .' lilL'hw-n' 11.-1n1-1114t-111 forhtlic mm]; {.lmaf‘mi «()‘ul‘: 0:1 (105‘;th c T1331} 0" "‘0” 0”” “"4“" "W“ “'h0 “M Treatment—One of Nor-
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A " S Recorded as Direct Result of Campaign , . _ 11......1. Mw-h comm-ed ro-luvsts rur dairv 11m night 111 um Men's 1.1.11. {3 §€.A‘.;’,’L,:”,,Af,2hfr of”... 30;..." r.._ walk‘s Beauty Spots
' 4'37“ ll (athOhC Church minim] "‘VIXMMH’ :1 promlm nt m"?! _- ‘ Th“ “rm" was “0‘ only a 30““ suc- “eived word of the arrival in this ——
:A'f‘t'w‘ ":"M"”'- ”W" mid-lent. c.1rl' (Continued on Page se“cn) wuss, lint a financial one as W. ll. comitrv of her son's liodv In um ariiciv‘ of yesterday una'el'
‘MLirifi—Z.‘ l ' t Ht‘i-Iiclmmlliihfv1|: :‘xisthnp z.” 2 "1““ ' The ball room was handsomely de‘ Moore was 0111* oi'vihtl first drafted ”10 caption 0" “11“” Island Need’
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1 7 411.11 - 4.1,: t A211. 'l‘ln- 11w, e.” h.” in r” (l’n 1': A 11k :orat‘d ?i:?1,fro§? 33:“: a”; stitam men to leave the City. he leaving With MOXH') 1‘01 l-fi-id “o-k ThC‘BSMIA;
1 ‘ “ . ' ' ' - ‘~’ '-i ’ ‘s. .i a ‘\'t'll \ s z . . . . ‘ l! -. 4 1' 3‘ . _
- :1 -r t11 ilm (livtators tor ii1;1l1)’ M-nrs. and hail Shir-“i 0f ' I. .. ‘ ; C Q 21-. 1 .7.“ a. : thrt-t' ("hels‘ Joseph 1‘" Moellcr. “ho tilltt .‘A‘AU: IT‘S”: urde Aa‘ the car
. A A l , A A A | Hit-11.14 \vho AAAA .. -l . . A, coal tti ( .1nce. . \m s orthtJra far was wounded and gassed; John m inhc 015 0A the Bcll Island Im-
,- . A~A.A1A1 \ A1~A.1, Au no it). hie AAA~AAAAAAAA “1A. not \\ 11h luk‘iti of _ ’ iiishml the ““1310 The younger Kvancz who was also gassed. and \‘t'il‘ prov: nieiit .\ sosciulimi have “0 inten-
‘ ' ‘ l.-1., "”3 r.11i- ‘ 1‘ll , . i i I “m: promhwnt so- Ami-mliers 0‘ the "m“ a": to 1” “or“ iiani Fade who was both gassed and Hon 0t appta: ".2 lwi‘ore the Board at
. “ ”HF-LT 14* ill't War C‘" 4‘ and “'3" 4' PIA-“t l’li'f‘sl'lvnt of tit-4 ' ' i ‘ \ s > ‘ I i - 1 -~ - .. ‘ "
_ \. . . . | nratulated upon the SUtCtsc of tht A\,_~.»x.\.n1m .1111 1.1...1tion and asking
' ‘ 4 i~ FULHiiil'l‘QHI 1;; l - 0’“~'1”\ Chill and li‘vfll thi sans Oi- A'dance. " (Conti iued on Page Three) 1 ~ '1' ' "‘in" as thev are entirclv sat-
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.A.1 (1111 1At 112111tA (A), i :‘AiAlAl ;;1\A_\A‘ArA1 “'tilk (‘ out tit i '11}. During the evening, punch (ind 151101] with t‘. A, treatment received
\ .H)" “M.- exhlhi- l'lli(':i4‘i-‘n.‘r 11 l l o q. an‘d tutl {ildon‘n is sunh'd ”3 a wire ("ourt Laurel, No. 106. Patholi. cake were servwl. Ainoni: tl.1: rnm— from the city authorities.
'1 1" " "m“ V' "’2‘“ . “its I‘niiiwtrolhr ill-11m.»- . P ”A?!” Afrfi Lu“ F111 mi- AC ‘A , rt . . [)41122iiit'rfl of America. held its an. iiiittee in charge tvvr-z l.vGr;11:«.l.\llt-n. The mes-ting called for Friday night
’ ‘ itom 11: bum)!” in .11 n'.-l ti: 1). '. [kw-t “in. m- ' l i; '1‘. 8.1“”? ,“m ho held M - “”5“ "gentleman's night" at Red .\lf“i'.~‘ Janina Shields and R0.v Jonl-s. of this wet-k at the residence of J. L-
1 ASA ‘ A'." 'A‘” " ““8 [OI‘OWWJ “W 0° 0‘ (‘l-‘h‘lhi “d‘h‘g time Sili'le-‘U' hall last evening. about 2.30 muiiiln-rs —-——--—--—— ‘ llrush president of the Bell Island
,. 1 1 mm" pron-sun: _"““‘"}‘ “”‘ 0* questioning applicants “"“rnoml- “0‘1 Ernest McGregor. 111.1 their friends and members 01‘ ‘ . ' ° 1 ‘ ‘. ’ i-tion 1: only tho
AAA 1 AAA AAA l’;iix expt rt H, mm”; "f"~‘_“""""-‘ in his dA.pA._rlnit-nt. pastor of the l-‘irst Congregational South Nor-walk 'Councll. No. 1253 NOT? 81" “lethOdISt LadlAES . SAVINE MflNEy ::E::;r:::::AA‘A‘AfSSZZSAAng .held .each
'4. 1 H' ’1'”! for The New 1” .iwummmg. applicants, Rigs“ was (Athh' 3”.“ 9fi1t'latn “”rl‘ll will b9 Kniirhts of tz'olumhus. being in attevi- lee StraWbel'l'y FeStlval n ; ' month during the seas)“-
AAA . 1 1 .11. 1t w,“ (“u down i‘i‘iiOliHi to lune asked questions like " ”W 15““ \Ol‘Wulk cemetery. dance. The special features of the -—-——- The outlook for I391] Island
‘ i~1zl1u~x imu- dv- [A1]"- in) Whitl- i‘fii‘l." (.10 YOU belong?" '—"‘_~ evening were serpentine dances A strawberry festival held in the A A t ntl . nm-py» looko-d l-c-tter than this year
1* AA . oqusxAitiniA did ioiiquAoAtAe at the ins: Auto Thieves Get moonlight and lucky number dances social rooms marked the close of the The school satingAs 1:): e31: rec: oi: and it never looked more attractive.
cm 1 age Eight) pr 1 i iih:d A‘i:t:(‘tniA(A)n. 111d )ou volt- Fitch’s Ford Sedan and tynltzes. The hall was handsome- season for the ladies’ Aid Society of "“13"“! “1 "‘9 30”“ Ad?“ cnr-Cffom The officers and Board of Directors of
a 51.15: tic ti. '3' decorated with Purple and .W‘HOW- ”"3 Norwalk 3" E' church. The M- 1:.“ big at‘llici.3ess‘t‘aIttei‘t‘igt‘i’t “snap? todav the Bell Island Improvement Asso-
a 9 fair. which is an annual event. was e mon Y " - m-
n v r streamers and American which shows “Ant $1,905.28 was saved clation have (\er been Mtl\e ln 1
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(.1 1. ‘1 li?‘ .liss Mabel Bi.
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port. and gave out the following state-
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Germans Mistook
French for Poles
PARIS, June 9 (Assnnhtrd
Press).——Dr. Mayer, the Germui
Ambsmdor here, called at the
Foreign Office. this morning.- and
presented the excuses of the Ger-
man Government (or an lattnck
upon the French troops in Sflezdn.
yesterday, by the forces of General
you Hooter, head of the German
defence forces in the district. Dr.
Mayer said the attack was an error.
the French mm; been mistaken
for Polish insurgents.
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Atheérsstl’ommmm.
crepe
flags being used most eflectlvxel) Con-
fetti. balloons and serpentine tape
streamers used while dancing was en-
most successful and was very largely
attended
A pleasing program was rendered
consisting of singing by the church
quartet; readings by Miss McCarthy;
and vocal solos by Mrs. Louis “Farms
and Daniel M. Pugh. .
The snail; was held under the direc-
tion or Mr; Louis St. John Kecler
Mrs. Richard Abbott. and Mrs. How-
ard Bell.
Delicious strawberries. cake
punch was served during the
together with other "goodies."
$20, ,000 Needed
for New Bridges
DENVER Colo.. June Q—At least‘
820. 000. 000 will be required to re-
uir the highways and bridges of the,
Munmltotrecentnoodl. it
III “at“! today by Inlet L. D.
Automobile thieves stole the Ford
sedan owned by Arthur K. Fitch. 24
Holden avenue. early last night from
in front of the Masonic Hall on Her-
keley street. where it was parked. The
police are searching for the machine.
According to the police. the ma-
chine was taken about 9 o’clock while
Mr. l-‘itch was in the home. The car
was locked with a safety devise. but
apparently a little think like a lock
failed to annoy the person or persons
who too kthe machine.
Wichita Looking
For Part of Flood
WICHITA._Kans.. June. 9.—Wichl-
t9 raday expected to receive the di-
minished force of the Arkansas river
flood. Official weather forecasts were
that the flood probably would reach
here befére noon.“ inundating lowlands
and endangering West Wichita with
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Housing Corporation
Has Been Formed.
Prominent real estate operators
have formed a
as the Norwalk Home Bunch.
Company, toe the purpose of reliev-
Inx the am, (has. C.
\Vhltehend, o! the m I“
and
affair
by children during the month of May.
During this month the Franklin school
led the other schools in the amount of
money deposited, with 8‘1739. This
school. however. has an enrollment of
696. the largest: on the list.
The report for May follows:
- Enrollment.
Center ................ 621
Concord ............... (01-
Fltch 287
“6
Franrlin ..............
High 388
Jeflerson 812
Knudsen :76
Li oln ................ 816
Mn'tvln ................ 881
North Center........... 165 '
Over River............. 111
St. Mary’s ..............
Washlnxton
Vim .............'
m onssoAsaoaqseu'
neg-.nceuo-e
‘33 ,
proving this beautiful spot and they
have made it one of the most delight-
ful and charming resorts on tho
coast of Connecticut. The people
more and
there seem to enjoy life
more. every year.
r—Bnnk Accounts—w
Collections. Number. Amount.
$142.37 15 828.30
108.00 12 10.80
85.35 2 2.40
303.51 70 113.88
80.61 1 ’ 8.0!
130.54 7 17.46
102.09 5 7.00
130.26 36 41.45
142.69 38 60.26
54.83 s 10.7!
66.36 3&1 ,
108.42
. 103.17
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