(Gen. Pershing bestowed the Congress.3nal tribute on England’s hero in services at Westminster Abbey.
, The photo shows the procession leaving the Abbey, with Dean Ryle. leading. Behind him come Gen. Pershing.
the Duke of Gonnanght and Col. Harvey. the American Ambassador. On the right of the picture may be" seen
the crack American battalion from the Arm: of Occ unation on the Rhine. standinz at “oresent arms." ,
6“" 'somln GUARDS COURT HOUSE Dumc‘comuuxsfrsi TRIAL.
Copyright by Underwood & Underwood.
When Nicola Sacco and Bartholomeo Venzetti two Communists charged with murder, were given a _,
ring in Dedhazn Mass, where they are seeking a new trial, the “riot squad" of the Boston Police De— '7
partment was placed on guard to watch the building and to see that no disturbances took place. Both
men were charged and convicted on June 14 last of the sheeting and killing of Frederick Parmenter.
a shoe factory paymaster and Alesandre Berardell 1, a guard. when they were robbed of $18. 000. They are
said to be responsible for the attempt to bomb the United States Embassy in Paris and numerous other
Gommunists' demonstrations The “Italian Proletariat" will never tolerate the execution of Sacco and Ven-
aetti. unless the It’aiia’n Foreign Office “exhausts every means to prevent it.” according to an ultimatum_
presented to Foreign Minister Della Torretta in Rome Threats have been made in Rome over the two
, Communists. _
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GRAVE OEUNKNOWN HERO BEEN PREPAREDLIN ARLINGTON.
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_ Preparing the grave or the Unknb/vEn American Soldier. who will be buried in the National Cemetery I
at Arlington on November 11. The spot is a beautiful one in the hills of Virginia overlooking the city‘of ' .
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Made by the Ludlow Baking Co., 31 V an Zant- St, Phone 2"_I03
Henry’s Home Made Bread
' Made by Henry’s Home Bakery, 15 Gathegine St, Phone 430 .
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for PURITY WEIGHT and QUALITY, and yen are appealed to to patronize home indus-
BY BUYING home prOducts YOU ARE HELPING your home town, by keeping
employed about 100 of your local townsmen, whose pay in the course Of a year exceeds
$150 0,00 00, ALL OF WHICH IS SPENT IN NORWALK, to litre and pay taxes, and buy
clothing and other necessities Help us to keep them all employed, by BUYING BREAD
baked by the following bakeries, WhOSe places are Open at- all times for your inspection
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If your grocer can not supply you, ’phOne the one whose Bread yOu want, and it will be
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Made by Yathe Maid Bakerv, 33 Wall St, Phone 359 ‘
Made »by Beinhart’ 5 Model. Bakery, Riegent Theatre Bldg,
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' ' ' 32' i ' ‘ . brewer and druggist seek to tnakeiarr PETITIV ONS ~FOR‘IDILVOBIZ'I‘L against his Wife: Mrs. Elsie C. 3'39"
. Flve.Llne substltutes.. {additional charge to help defray the ken of Norwalk. The eduplg were
W on Yale Val-guy (tom bond and tax costs imposed in ‘ ._ mamed on Ma, 28 1m and de-
- r * lather phases to the liquor business on ‘ ' ., _ . sertion is alleged $9485? occurred.
NEW HAVEN, Connt, Nov: 3 —-;a Mil-beverage basis. , , ' s ' , 7 , 1 7
Tad Jones tried out five men in the , . ' ._ , , _
{Yale varsity line this afternOOn, fmmlwrv _. _ . 7 1 ,
tackle to tackle, who have been listed '9 3 ' "0' O O O O t .5.
up to this time as first substitutes. ibm’.‘ $~0We ”OW: ”:”:_”:”:.. 3‘”: “e”e"e°9o‘v°_.:'.. @m93%. A .0..:’%:
Into 11111113111121: the tackles,- were outi 0 9:.
in favor 0; Miller and Esselstyn; so. " ’9’!
f‘Crui'kshank and Guernsey looked on. i i. v <- 7., / ,g.
while Machy and Boltwood’ We‘nt‘ : 4 0.:
through the: scrimmage _ in their 00 ‘ .3
ac) and Harry Cross snapped the ..‘ ‘ . .,.
ball back instead of Landis. The - /_ , ‘
regular e11de.,Blnir and Denver. were ’9' - .0?
‘in the game and the first string var- .. ~ ..
T'sity backfield. consisting ”at Beckett. . .l 1 :1
quarter; Aldrich and Jordan. halt . 7..
backs and Mallory. fullback. compos- O. . .
ed the rest of the team. .J \ 5
This eleven was given a thorough! . f 3%}.
troy-out ‘ inst a strong scrub team. 9... » L ’ f:‘ ‘
and *while it made two touchdowns ? ' ..
and a. field goal. the scrubs outplayed ‘ , ~ , k:
the his team about half or the time. ‘3’, ,
Two o ‘clock Saturday;- afternoon is to ’ eW 0 ‘ 7 em er ; :2
the designated hour for the start of l ’3‘ ..
the. ' Yaleil'niversity at Maryland :1 : .4
gains. - ‘1' _-._ 0:6. '3‘
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Review of the beer situation for the 0:0 64994—LITTLE TOWN IN THE OULD COUNTY DOW N . . . .t‘. . . . . . . . . John MeCormack ¢.g
benefit 0? prohibition officials. ,Mr- .o 64991_LOVE S MESSENGER WALTZ 221- . . .a. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~.- . . . . . . . . GallLCnrci 3.:
Haynes 5 id. d'scl' (1 th 1‘. thus far ' -.
onl) 331133.11 pet-02:: ofi‘he brewers.§. 64993—T0 SPRING .‘.g'..;o‘nloouiliudl0‘0'IgacnConn-OCOOOCQOO.IOIO.~QIO FTItZ KIEISIQI' Sq
haie moved to take em amaze of the co ' 74 713—Svmphonie Pathetique—MarchL -Scherzo. . . . . . . ...;. . . -.. . u. . . . .._.. Philadelphia Orch.’ , a
beer regulations Ma 113' of the breW- .3. f.
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"finite assurance from the Internal Re~ 6:6 DANCE RECORDS 1 q
venue Bureau as to the rig-ht to sell ..‘ 0:
large stocks of real beer- now storm ,3,- .1330 .1 AIN’T}. NOBODY’S DARLING—Fox Trot , . . .... . . . 'A11 Star Trio and Orchestra ...
at bI'eVVeI'ieS ready to be sold to drug‘ ’ , - .g-ooo-o'o co to era“... .03: IUOOCuVu'I'IIOIIIooI o Have-Rel Berg‘e Orch- ..1
gists. This assurance in definite and f. , YOO H00 . . . . . . a; A .19 .u 1 _ c. :0:
final form went to the brewers todas . 18803—SWEET LADY—Fox Trot a. . . . . . .g. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Whitemans Orch. 3..
$§§§J§§£fliwm °f Revenue cm" , ‘ SAY IT WITH MUSIC—Fox Trot ...,. ; . Whiteman’s Orch. .3;
\fr. Blair dictated a letter to all 18793_DANGEROUS BLUES—Fox TrOt . 11- . .5 . . . . . . . . . . . . Original Dixieland Jazz Band' .3:
brewers Wm have ”aged " GARDEN BLUES—FOX Trot. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . Original Dixieland Jazz Band . t
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