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031E PAPER ‘2
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ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM: ALL PARis Ogm W311!) BY A. SPECIAL WEE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
Entered at the South Nomalk Post
STABLISHED 19 70
Office as Second Class 113i} Matter.
‘2; THURSDAY NOV. 10, 1921 ¥Partly cloudyand Friday. THREE m
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list. '1‘ 10111115 I. s .2321: nd Reports the Loss of a x . ~ . 2 .- - . 2 - Several Insist That Only Three Shots Were Fired,
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Gold .. 322322211211 ( harles VS aterbury Loses a . » 3 . ' 3 but Authorities Found Five Bullet Holes ire
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W“ “t h l Ii H’ Lnder‘vear and Nuw Y<;131{..\'ov 1,.0 Decision on YEW” Yw ‘5» 1V)" 10 -——A series of," \\~'ASHINGTON. Nov. 10. (By the Vlctlm 8' BOdy g1
3 {.Oi‘liei 11.0.3“ IS ome. fl“?- date “hen announu11811250535“.ng Conferenvrvs 1» "seen the big mill. Associated Press).——':—Proposals to be Shot Gun and Threatened t0 K111 Someone——
in"; notions uill DC posted b" eastern 3 3 3 52 - made b" the American delegation 10
5 ‘ ‘. dealers .. I 15:11 striking em )lm — ‘ _ Y
_ 3 .2 F . ‘_ > . _ _ _ railroads was to beneached at a‘meet- 3 , : «. .2 toda} at th I t: the conference on limitation of armu- NII‘S. Apicelia saSS Bath REVOIV ers V" ere at
\; 252:1.1. “imp 02 line! 35.71:: looking for money and for ing‘ of the aSOSdation of railway exe~ "en (‘3‘ ‘ ‘ 3-. ‘ office 0 ment. apparently constitute the. only the Grand Union Hotel
""5, ._ 3 “1" ‘1“."”i1 ‘f ””4““: 3‘ “"11" ' (‘utives here today. .Anmher ieeting. Health (View "”1039" 1‘0““ 8- COPE suggestion prepared in advance as to
""' 7'“:- 5 "' ..\‘ “l‘ 01'1" I “though :1 115(erth sw'xrch “'51s at which problems invoked 1'27 tl‘e V-‘F'M "-3116 in t" “94130? to re- est bl 5 ways and -m93115 Of' curtailing n "11 7
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I'm“; Kt}l'-n“”“1"5“m~ :1 it: 55 21.; house- and surrounding posmlreduction by ten per cent. of the. grimbull— g..32;.:g(.115 between them and expenditures Without sacrifice by :\~.\ ' _1E€Slll_t€ the 5518‘ l3?“ rum}? 0‘1 "I §;"f‘t“:ht: (3:19 ‘3: findingoud; the
.7 ‘ .fiihmwf" ‘EM'M‘; ”:11? 1111251 » ’51-‘1 night. 153' the police. when v. ages of train service workm were to . 422‘ “2313.3. ymOfl l5 1 ' - Power of national security. Great Bri— }"ltll€SS£’S V#110 trfilfiv'l «xi 925 ‘IUlt- Us; ‘ 2. $25,;ka . -.5 u d 11‘:- ‘51 .
L 2.. :A- if“; “WM”. ‘1” h ' rm “"5" ‘5 WHHN} at lie-1123211151113 he considered. was to be ll€:5i“. by the i 6 mill co . PM 5 and min is “or known to have Worked 01-“ into the death Of Lug! Amcdfl' h?“ . .,._'.’2?):_ {SOL-(3” j"... 0.0 ”.0: ' m
T ..\..~1i_....._ .2 lu'ELla’ nut m :52. gili‘tk ti 521 .1 burglar eastern president’s com‘ezrenw. If. u ' . 111;? :lgfiience boa ‘1 ally fOl‘mllmi Japan is “waiting “'95 yesterday afternoon m “19' City; HM? in? “The“ 0; ~‘:LO.NJ :l0?1%fjdqnom$
. . m ( ‘23- u » \Yuter— forecast the Wages Grimm) in “.9 S nissiOm-rnxjrl noes ~1E American suggestion; Francefind Italy by Coroner John J. Phelun. sun. Jun. 21; faull 511902333500.» 1213;; . 31:12.,
"""““9- ”l" “‘33” mild? merits and of unskilled labort‘, ‘ “1252...? .y, 9 " '1‘ .. . 1,, Mt " 2"” are more concerned with land forces 119)’ heard more .U‘iim ”1”": - Livrtu’m. ’01 “ :3: 9 “ r :53“? 5
l2 11““ by making his way 23.: he. cut to the going 251; '6 - . 52,. (LI: 121:) 0“?! “ “I meet A than rnavies.’ firmi. five bullet 'wounds were . ’ llm Apxcelgi three. nefi perm? .he
‘ or ‘Sillizl‘g “Ry" “L". 0‘1”“ ”ll 1 lass 01 pork in otlur in . ‘ 15.3.1.1"):1” . Too clays before the. confer-em {5 in Apicella's body at 1h“ aumrsy l_ - shooting: 31!??- Libertine W130 “5’35 pre-
l'u . 222' unti! he \xgns U?.::‘~r‘l‘\‘cil again. 1 11.3., the l\{0\‘isi(3izs ”3' mp . :‘t;‘h.“no hwy" “3”" opens the Amexicz in pioposals remain (Ol‘mf‘ll B'PSU‘I‘JHY morning. GCCOTU‘H‘H‘; SFDt .but $5.110.er out Just Semi-e. the.
“3"; "‘4‘" lll‘lll‘i‘ill‘ riff???" “1‘“ 100" 1“ portution art thil'2\ (luxs' 'V ( W .{osw;3.9gc,h.u,. a Close!) guarded scout. It is douht— ‘0 the stay-inept Of Medical Hxamzr r5 shooting: ‘109 Here‘tmi “Tim :1:
1h. 2‘ my M5 m. l A.“ t... . 10 “.1 wage reductions must b: ‘. " n:n:]:::::isrntauxes 1"“ [‘12] if all)"3 but President Balding. 1222 Samuel Il.‘ Huntington. Two 01 1h“? 1‘: ’é .1311? 3‘:3‘»‘~1‘5‘« 7W“: “"35 Slahfngufif
.. ”1 2m ( .1~m.12 5 {it the expiralion of this 2' l“ , L , .lDlCHt 01:11} ugluAi‘F‘T four American delegates. and possibly hulk-ts wh‘ 21‘ pvneiratud Ayn: our, Flinf‘ of ”WA-90m- .F'l-1.;dr:“§l(‘:‘i.;:’;
\ 2 sln. 22:2. “'3‘ suites will he held with ..- it mils $16,”! i]?:‘ ‘11“ ‘ the highest officers and officials of 1125:. bod): \ver also produced at 2335: Mrs. lleruno. “1:9 or Jacto J. “.1 :11
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: h; 1; 523.252..“- Tfic .. > _‘ ' - 1d? (LN could .-. ,-. the ro 09.1% r' ' lets. evidently €1er from an aulomu- :1. “:5: or mans; auglner 2 3r Appl—
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i a... ,_. " " ‘ 1“ shoulder lllwio' on" on the liner. his {51 asrlrunl; and fear?
3 i}: Grandfizas Raised Gain ' 7 breast. rahg'ing :xnwnvrards ’andv pei‘ev- trouble when he srm' h;m Carrying 3.
[lg ‘1355 OllEE )layl HlpSQn ‘Ved- hurting the 112;. one through A922: («1- ham: 1 5:320: gun,
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5 f ‘ . C33. Gk i harlqtte’ ‘Ark‘ Census S h 0 “v S .. 404 805 caused death. entrance being both
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bill}! t bkli‘is 311d 1) 3 if 6 ii; ." , 52' "f”"ms 1“~‘C€i‘~‘i"d by .Increase'Slnce 1910 7 down through ilie \‘jfiill organs and -———-—~— )
" 5' 5 - ' “*3 miil‘l‘iii‘"? 0f Miss ' , 5' - rm - -' ~ 5 T55‘ '2 - (Co tinned on Page Twelve
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knees Do ho- Breed a G1 ' 3, ‘ .1” .22.. uauglztpr 0.. 3m. xvxsnixorox. Nov. 10.—The to- = . . .
D‘AVOI‘C C95 01' Erase BIHSh mil”: (‘Iflf‘ln I: Bfll'EOIl 22‘“ .r .l. Hlpsolr of 9 51.... .ml foreign born population of the v"
' on t 19 oplc of . Onva. ' s org—s 2 .11“ V09“). ”-2 1,1 .. , I: 't (3. qt t 5.] , 1 q.“
of I} T _ , 7. .. 3‘ r .. _' _- 72 .1 . to Lil). .111 e. .. :1 es on anuary . 1. -.
Inocence. ‘2 assar Pro , . . {111113 an“! ”3‘3 l' “$110“? ”33"“ ‘5‘»5 5M 5'. or (Tharlotte. Ark. a. numbered 13,920,692. representing on
38350? 4“ ers, Staunchlv memorial Service 11.0 :10 lzeldTwIl-YN“ lass 01";‘4. at the increase of 404.3136. or 3 per cent. i0 uns ecure
row mornin" at 2.10 "alum“ "2.1.5 are. \ 1 my-.-“ . 3 '51- . . , -. ‘" . q .
{_ hain igning the H {ye ‘ _ _ ,..- 3” . ‘ .N! ~- ’ 3 » -- h! .\. 111 (410.3530. Since 1910. according to Census Lu-
D CO 8” Darkness Relgned and the ’lho: “an“. “m hm” at 11"” 0 “10 I“ “ “‘le war romance. ream figures made public yesterday.
{xlil R 3251 at noon thO t\‘0 Hm ”’5 1 mi“ {5'5 v mann Wile-12 Mr. Lu- Of the total 6.493.058 were natural- 01‘ a e i C 35
__ am DESCCHdEd In NOI- un'scteu b) I’ieside-nt H.“ rdiz: 5: will 1.. Wing- ,rmm wounds re- ized. 1.233.490 had 2.2km out. tluir
n. 2:235. 1;." 02.12.522.25 ‘3 21k Last Evening ;g2235:115\'ec-2l1. Ibex]? 3:111 :0”ng :prarit’ei “12mg with the 38211 In- first, papers and 5,398,655.”: were aliens. ' .
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.. n .2... :3'33’ ‘ e _. a‘x Cs“ [1‘ .u : 11.3; _. _ Status of the remaining 8.03.509 “as 7 Department Ready for Any
. prc-u- . 2 2.. oil zumps lantern: .PJ “ 211. ‘ “It seruccs “f“ 5‘9 C035? 9" 1 - 2e luarrit'd at the Lit— not ascertained by the eiiiimerators.’ S
( on. 3;.- 5:212! .. . . “In”, Pam 251521-4 Other speakers Will be Rev. '1‘. J. -.nd a... Comm. m . The Census Bureau said the an— ‘ . . 1' E1nergenc1es -— uperirh
';.,..{.013. A 5., 423...; “15"3‘100’111602' niil‘ltu 12;“:5“ Finn. of ‘St. Mary‘s church who. ujill 5 _ «In Sepitl’anI‘ 1m: ln nouncement was the first ever made tender“; Hurley’s M
no right 10 (”in”)? “1‘” Mai :15 “or-x50 in mg}; '}-,u1h‘f;: speak on the Significance of Armistil'e (In: He..." in 5'. iv {6 Camermn but \vqs showing the citizenship distribution , Q . d Efi
; («i-13255? gig! '5 declared (‘0!111‘th Uni c‘m LI. of the Cit‘é‘h‘ichiigi‘); Das and General Russo“ Eros: W111 _k.~m :1 secret until the return of Miss of the entire foreign born population Shows Economy an ‘*
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W 525.23 In oh 1‘2.\ has a Wtzc m“.- H}? mom missed “hen The speak upon the 3“!)de Of the all” j.Effifff‘5...}?Lixééia‘eif’fmfifi‘iifi‘“ :1”. without distinction as to race. age or 1ency Are NOW Rule
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effect of war at home‘andubroad 312-51
of the effect of military training 2.2:5.
later civil life.
A quarette will render
sex. previous statements having been
limited to males 21 years of age and.
over.
The largest percentage naturalized
sing times tucked away
emery. I don't think hare
any more immodest than
sudden—'1 burning out of a big rurrmvt
transformer in the. Pine Sheet Station
01 the Connecticut light & Poxur
IONDOV', Nov. 10 (Associated
Press) ——-A statement issued after
this niorning‘s meeting of the Ulster
through Whom ilw
Ian-222:2» became aesiuainted.
Miss Anna llipson served during the
l l i psun.
W 5.:
P ””1... Eleven riot guns have been securei
by the reorganized state police (19-.
partment to meet possible emergen—l
spud.
Cl
. .3)-
~ .2 hoop skirts of hull 21 Cen— \ Ompunx at about 8 o'olo ', 2.05 _. . .. . . . . . .- ~
_ . m“ mum City and nearmci‘ofiiglfiig music's! prograrn lmurg fix-ranged 5 p.11 :sa gorse it Base Hospital \0 in the total foreign born population Cabinet members here. concluded as 0193. it was revealed by a report hr
15.1 nllv wisdom which the utter dwxnlinza. 'tnd ariatly l2*ill‘il)(l(d M’s‘ 1“ Irvmg Smith, and U225 1.. 5 -5- ._c..2_ma, 3 - 21-23113; during the “P“lx' 01 any State. 73.3. was shown for follows: i” q 3 rin‘endent Fobert T Hurley ti?-
“ .2. «5.2 “LS—“t g-i'l (drains is more of he loci} tlo‘lu “”1”: 1m ”gnu- mo Theatre orchestra. under tho {.1 “ids. when slip “filled With her p33!“ North Dakoto. and the smallest, 14.3, “Sir James Craig (the Premier) on "fife tt- 1‘ e oo‘mnzission made pub-
:uixauta . and does not erase the 20m ‘ ‘ ship of flu-mos A. .4thwa lax-15 5.511.123 Hits here, she'would bring home with for Arizona. The largest percentage bihfillf of the Cabinet of Northern in: 5::t:r§:;C 'i‘he report covers £113
q. of 30m}; and innocence. At first it was difficult to 10.1”!th tt‘?:tl‘d inen' serum-s as \5.: ll “f" for a ”31‘- some 0f the disabled of aliens. 78.7. was shown in Arizona. Ireland. wishes it clearly understood file t ser enteen \xeeks of the depart-s
"The 6011039 gi‘l 02‘ today is 11 mar— l‘ml happened and Winn th' 622225 5.5;: Suits “in he l‘(“S(l\Hl w} “W “Gnhl “Herons at the hospital It was du1~ and thé smallest. 11'6’ in South Da‘ that “1”"? can be no surrender 10f T5 1 t
rying girl as much as 33.3. 9...... “.3; l't'urmimd {'1 “ i101“ higlit - 2:521:08; StJl‘ ‘\lntl'.-'ais" ’und thn <2 25' will“: of mg one of these visits that the bride Rota. ‘15:”! rights ” mgfi‘rsina: 2;;ge;n06 saute policemen.
but sire ‘postp‘ones it. llurin: those 212-03212- liar. t sumul p1 mime In tl...’ ;:);_ ‘12? :3?er 1:11.22»; :2“51:15:1325'35 (“3313.10;23151113b3?1: algitmded while uerv- The statement promised by Pre- lie-4e traveled 77. KG miles, us‘ng 3 ..
four war? ‘BL-‘COnk‘g‘t‘ sir.- QC‘HUI‘L‘S mmmima the south NOI“ (ilk monk-23 3.: £22.}; min: :t.\”n:lu 41.1": 2” will} mg with the 33m Infantry: and‘vvas Oyster Growers mi” ,Lloyd George Entlming the me. 567 gallons of gasoline and 22433110113
pcuse. \lI:Ll,.lt‘ .1114 :1 practical km)“: [ml p! 1m ktl‘t its generators in (*23123 ‘ l ‘ ‘ taken prisoner at Jaulgoxie. in July. Discuss Conditions "(138311): 1:231?“ 13:1: 53:2; i;:::i::§re:; of oil. and have made 714 arrests. an. .
er a 1' . ' . . -
lz 'm ox the gathering with their pies-2
\
average of 21.9 miles for each gallon.
' 1361' 12:; 111252.32 sum-.13 sl1nt (nynmrjox. anl [quupntLV trim! H‘C‘e t . i (*1 it this
to 1.3mm. the lighting service ;,. U... l _ the represen atzves o 2581‘ f 1. mi 108 miles travel ‘0:
' 5 ‘ 5 A hirr turn out of (5x -ser\ice men is (Cont ““94 on Pm Eleven) The Conne ti 0v 5 l ' . O gaso me a. ' ' ‘1
C out ‘ ster Growe .3 “"9500” but; Mr' Lloy 6“ George sent each. arrest. The department has Sm?“
association held its annual‘meeting in
Z\ew Haven y'esterday afternoon in the
Chamber of Commerce building. 0-:—
ficers were re- elected as follows:
word he hoped to be able to supply
it during the afternoon.
'. X}>11‘i2‘ll and the} an roqm Stld to up—
l-oar in uniform to further stamp this
:25 their guy.
teen automobiles and nineteen motor-s. .3
s country. The college
ition 10 male- tlhl more
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HPHEIALS [Ill
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ir-f‘ti on of :1 mute. Slip “_“‘——~——" — A
:3 m niai‘ry mg”... for n.” . President. Franklin L. Homan. of New , ..
3. my“; zirkct 1. “5.. S}... 3‘. ' H:1v;en vi/ct- president. A. L. Smith, of .
10 um}... 37 mm; {M 1.53:2 EQAVE LADIES, NIEHT ‘ . . Nox’ualk: secretary and treasurer. U .
- . 5 7 . - Herbert. I. Brown . I 1 ' . ‘
"I“‘Qrzlzpfnj man 2.3.4 a! ‘ . ‘ Stanley H. Bollard. president of :he ‘ ’
..» 235.30.“... in (2.4. €951.33: _ state Chamber of Commerce was the Will BE EUARDE“ 0P E0 FREY ;
‘v of mop. :22'5 I 3 , .. ~ -..~ _ . principal speaker. He. stro ly"u ed ‘ ;
:5. Miles {or “2“,: 3 1.;53138351...“(§.;...§;?SGI 0:51;?)‘33Vlacl7igs: ' 3 ' a pollution bill whichywas I:fuch xEliza A
\51 d that zen Witwated girl 15:” ‘0] 6 8 J t k 0 3 . v , . , 91155911 during the meeting and vigor—
“; “’9“ as u l 2 c mi and Protectixe Order of MARSHALL. To)... hm. 10.——()n-:5 RIGA. Lauri-.1. Nov. 10.—-The Stars ously denounced the curtailment of NEW’ YORK. Nov. tux—Beginning; Members of the Nor-walk Police Dee
<3 partner a 3 . 3
l; gks :22 the :. ulur mefiing last e\(‘5— {traimnan 15 missing and several bus- and Stripes and the Red Flag of the sea food and confidently expressed the i t k ’1 ryi g ‘a, partment wil‘ be the guests of tha
' 5 ‘ ’ omorrow. every ruc c. r n ’ - ‘ ‘ '
. nun, This .112 ur will be held on sengers were slightly injured as the R ‘- ‘ 5‘5 ’5 ‘ ' ‘
.. .5 . . .. ,. , . - ussmn souzt Lipublic now flap m . _ , - ‘
'\ ‘Kr' L3” I’lo'gm ”llH‘Sd 1.‘ exerting December 1 result of ' is (1-0 ll‘ ‘ l' _ ' 1 ‘ - ' th sa bl k i hope that the manufacturers 0? t?“ nable mail through the streets of New Frank C: Godfrey P05; 30‘ 12’ men
.. LDH’JS‘P six-l. :20— Tl» ‘ st. a, 1 a :1 co 151011 eary to the same. breeze in e me oc n state wouldJoin the assocxation in Its . _. . d b: 1‘ it d “2.11"“ can Legion, at Its third annual mili—
“1-wa clrl ‘ e, annu. 11 memorial service will day between a. west—bound Texas and Riga. (.bJpctith w . .35... ,0 .111 u... ‘01.}? “”1 be guarde J. y ‘n e ‘” it” tary ballrto be held at the Nora-all:
5 55 he held on Sunday. December 4th Pacific passenger train and east- The big German automobile of the mittee was appointed to take these Marines anneal With T101: guns and Dls- armory A isfice night, November 11. .
lols. Other sea soldiers will be on duty
at mail terminals in railroad stations
.ifld still others will stand guard in
~: considered 11
position was
«sire for Carr-wk
’At least. 1,500 persons are expected to
Bolshevik minister. Mr. Ganetzky, and
attend the ball which willbe one of
111121 1hr committee appointed by Ex—
thu big American car of the American
.iit d Ruler Elbirt \V. Clark to ar-
bound freight‘ train Seven miles west
of Long View, Texas. The passenger
matters to \Vashington to see what
could be done. President Human then
sirls in those
8. UNKNUWN
SUHHER HES
IN STATE TODAY
'.'.':~‘52RD. Nov 10.-—Mrs. George
: presi-
o. the National Society.
American Revolu-
nied by a representative
an;
of Waterford
{he
ad the ceremonies
OI‘FOW.
' also invited to Sit
Memorial
. all of
lih are to be held
1 -
5 v:..iۤ.
Mary of State Charles
Continental
nine of the conference
the principal
-d ad in the Sentinel
d :1ys
at
in
in
rarge the program for this affair
I
2
consisted of C. Irving Byington, John
lodge areinvited to be present.
Refreshments of hot roast beef
sandwiches were served last “night.
EENlEll Sfiflflfll
HA8 PllfllilllM
A delightgul Armistice Day program
was presented this morning at the
Center school, at which Lieut. Duncan
Frizizell was 'the principal speaker.
The program was quite lengthv and
reading of the 23rd Psalm, by Princi-
pal Standish. The entire assemblage
then joined in the Lord's Prayer.
Two songs by the school “Keep the
Home Fires Burning" and “The Long-
L-ong Trail" was next on the program
after which Josephine Barry recited
Kipling‘s famous poem "The Rece- '
train was derailed. the baggage car
smashed and the wreckage burned.
.Atchison, Topeka. and Santa. Fe pas—
senger train No“ 11 south bound from
Kansas City to the Gulf, threw three
sleeping cars and two day coaches gver
:tzndembankment a. mile south of here
0 11y. .
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WflMAN 1111111111311
BERLIN Nov. 10. —A woxfian‘ i510
be beheaded under " Prussian Jaw.
Noelke. with whom she is said to.
have been in 103 e, but was acquitted
on this charge. as the jury decided'
premeditated murder has not been.
proved. . i
As is the practice in German’
courts, the woman was tried separ—
ately on all three charges and was
I ukown Soldier" was recited by Ruth
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sian law the death sentence must. be
imposed for murder; and the only
method of executio ' - labeheadmg. ‘
a then re eased them. they said"
commissioner, Captain Evan Young.
pass'each other in- the streets daily.
cans at the Bolshevik Legatldn. Amer-
ican Relief Administration officials
are seen there arranging for trans-
portation of food to the Russian fam—
ine sufferers; American commercial
men are seeking business cotnracts' or
the diffieult. elusive Soviet .vise that
would permit them to enter Russia.
.0011an on' Pm. seven 2
WouldaBe Bootleggers
Robbed' in Hartford
HARTFORD Nov. 19 -—Alexander
Thalia; of CW. mm, and Charles
Tainanis, of. "Springfield. Mass. com-
thé’y came here t6 purchase liquor
after meeting- a, man in ChlcOpee who
told them of a. large shipment of boot-
leg whiskey arriving in Hartford from
New York.
Their informant- escorted them to
this city. they said and led them to a.
back room in a. fienement building
They were confront-
men departed and the otfier man kep.
them: under. guard .tonéfonii. hours and
gave a short talk after» which the
meeting adjourned.
Hartford Police Court yesterday. and
ylsdded guilty for his client to twa
counts of theft from department stores
.n this city. On recommendation of
Prosecunng Attorney George H. Day.
Judge Eisner imposed a fine of $50
and costs on each count. The
amounts charged in each complaint
was under $50 in order thaf the lower
court womd take jurisdiétion in the
cases. The woman was also fined
$100 in the Merlden Court, Tuesday.
for shoplifting 121 .stores there. ‘
.A
IJEU'I‘. SHEA BURIED.
WATERBURY.Nov10 ——Floral
tributes on the casket of Lieutenant
Harding. Mrs. Harding was a. fre-
QHent visitor at the bedside of Lieu—
tenant Shea in the Walter Reed Hos-
pital. in Washington, where he died
Lieutenant Shea. was a member of the
old Second Regiment, of Connecticut
National Guard. and Went to France
with the 102111! Infantry He took
part in many engagements and receiv—
War as officers.
Patrick F Shea, who was buried here
mail cars on trains out. of New York
to prevent Tobberies like the recent
inlorcements from the navy yard.
Harding’s Home Town
' Swept by Democrats
MARION, Ohio, Nov. 10.—«George
s’eer. Democratic Mayonelect of the
home city of Prefiden’t .Harding,‘ yes—
t'irday discovered he had become- fa-
mous overnight by reason of his elec-
‘ion 12? the same city that last year
gave a. Republican vote of 1,998 to
Harding, as against a. vote of 4, 998
for James M. Cox. . .
heelv received a total vote Tuesda)r
of 4. 47 a. as ‘ag'ainet .3 432 for Mayor
T. E.’ Andrews. Republican.
victory.
Mayor Ejectod Who
Won’t Pay Extra Fare
ST. PAUL. Nov. Io.—-May'ar L. (3.7!
Hodgson of St. Paul was forcibly
ejected fron‘n’a street car here- yrs—
and demand a complete understand-8
5 The
season.
low.
the ball.
been prepared for the ball.
signia or the legion.
CO NSTANTINOPLE, N o
of Romanoff.
considerable
money.
3: ——-——--5-55.—-—-—-—
'Ldnfihetnthesenum.
the biggest of its kind to be held this
nth-ills and their {1211- “r 1095”. . . .2 . - ~ - 5
. .. . . . ' ’ a dos and Joseph J. Llnx- according to reports to the chief des- but weather this fact nor the proxumty
1.. 5, 334051311 With a thick weiler patcher's offioe here. of their offices has made any differ- . 5 ' $2 (3260 000 holdup in Lower Manhat- _ 3:813:31 hosflizenGarétinnualstevg:.
‘ _ ‘~“ that “-0 “135mm“? The class initiation wi .‘A 5 - 5 - ' 2 _ . the fri idly “Don’bknow-youi $50 F1118. and Costs tan. m e ‘7 or) o . e 0 eypo
.. .1 t 2 d , - 11 take place C . Smith. Jr., a fireman.-was .)e Luce in g . two previous affairs have been marked
.. . .i r21 e. To 53.5 at \as- on Sundav afternoon. November 20”. lieyed to be under the burned wreck- amp—attitude which the American ~ ' 5 for Sholifter' Sivty Marines haxe been detailed for _ m l 3 t ‘ t - , ‘1.
‘ ‘ 5 “1:1. 1:: 3mm“ “m2 about thirtY- five candidates being age. and Bolshevik representatives have to (1.2132 on the trucks and at the railroad :30 :‘ka‘geSt “mo“ 5 '3‘“ 99°“ ‘33
1 ‘1‘?“ on I“ 1“ 3115 in- end to tak th . 2‘ . ' ..‘ ~ ho ld this number be I“ ‘ '
mm mg their 1:25.93 the r -‘ e e degreE. A buttet LILLHALL. Okla. Noy. 10.—.—.Sl.\ mgi'fiain m t _ HARTFoRD.Nov.10.—Attomeyc. le‘m‘mmand s u . .. - The ballwillbe opened hyacuncerf.
2 .2 ifcgrs. luncheon will be serxed after the persozis were seriously injuied Phere ‘55 however. a cgialnAcom 3 Danaher ‘o’f Meriden, appeared for inadequatee the postal authorities. It by the Ame—ican Band at 8 o'clock.
' ;.2{- 5 .~ . .9 men— " —. " ' . ‘
ceremony. and all members of the and a number bruised or cut. when ll“: and gmng 0f ”on «11's. Pauline Taler. of that city. in the “‘15 sam' could be supplied mm re The concert will last for one hour. A:
the close of it. there will be continuous
dancing until 1 o‘clock to music by tbs
band and by Merriam‘s orchestra. '
At 10 o’clock there will‘be obaemd
a brief silence in memory of departed
comrades. The grand march will furl.—
The legion members will turn out in
a body shortly after noontime and pm.‘
ceed to the armory to decorate it to:-
The decorations. bf com-5m,
will be of a. military nature. A pro.-
fusion of flags of the allied nations will
be the mainstay of the decoration
.Handsome souvenir programs hay.
On the
front of the program. there is the £11..
“.43).... from that societv, will was greatly enjoyed by the pupils of She is Frau Luise Zerwick. 38 yetitfiinefl tortlzes'poiice last night that o-
'4: on the casket bf" the the 501100! . old, the Wifd of 8. Hanover merchant-id: armed-inter): robbed them of $1.590 gitgeénfiiéary honors yesterday, in- craziijtelt‘lti: 21.331: cflzfiffigl 31:22p— m
..er at the capitol in The program opened With the sing~ She was found guilty fit numeric: ma tennanient building here on Mon- mu aajlanket ”f “flute chrysanthe— man was fiverwhelmed with congrat— Russia]: Trade Mission .
‘ ioday. She and four other mg of the hymn “Onward Christian her two daughters and was accused day nighi.’ After questioning by the f um. 'Pm den hair ferns and palms. ulations. He carried Practically the Ar Ra'ded
- :2» oz'ganizafioa 113.28 been Soldiers" and was followed by the of the murder of: a. schoolboy, Hans police, the two men admitted that mm resident and Mts' Warren G entire Democratic ticket with him to. 0flices e I
111 (By
.
Associated Press).—Important.
documents were seized and millions
rubles, "together WM
French and 31-11%!-
were discovered by interaaiied
police in a. raid on the offices of th.’
Russian Trade Mission here today.
has been placed at {he sional." The salute to' the flag folio sentenced to death twice. Frau Zer-gWindsor street. ed twenty-four dimrent wounds 1.. . _ \
5 ranterence by the Na. ed with the singing of the “Star Span- Wick denied having joined the church' ed and their companion also drew a. the service. Finally he was shot terday after refusing to pay an extra Thé police also hauled do“? 3‘
-, rla‘lghlers of the Ameri- gled Banner." 7 . simplybecause she liked the personal gun. After taking .3500 in cash fi-om down while leading his platoon 3mg fare-for riding one extra. Block. ' huge red flag which the 130th
"3"“ A reading “In Flander's Field" by appearance of the pries‘ who com the pair. Talouniswasln‘zited to write his left leg had to be amputated” At A The Mayor announced in a. Lstate~ representatives had raisefl over their
Dorothy Tallon was followed by the verted'her, though she admitted hav— a check for $1 000 which he did; ac- his funeral today 15¢ pail-hea§9rs ment last night he will , bring the headquarters in celebration 0:139
”EEG ‘33 Page F011?) 5 singing of “Smiles." A poem “The. log admired him. Unde- the Pros-_ cording to their story. Five of €118 were nien who served 111 the Wow-”3 matter before .flie City Council today £01123: anng'ersafy 0f the SOfiP-t rev-u '
R ' 0111 'on in ussia. '
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