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MOR‘W ALK’
031E P—LPER l
ZABLISHED 1870
v
Allegiance
assocum ,
Entered at the South SON Post
01116.- as Second (13$ Lian mitten
F e1n Ireland
mRefuses to Swear
to Crown
“animal
land in Case the Present
Protest Against the Renewal of \\
arfare in Ire-
Peaee Negotiations
Liollapsewnen of All Parties I rged to Rally
to the Defense of Irish Settlement.
V I.‘J.\' W 1X.
arei
\Km.
{‘iys,‘ 1
l‘lv!‘
{viii-n-
‘lv [1».
Man-l
lai‘r!
t
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ovi'ovw} E1: ’15},
mimal
9;.
in l'r.‘ ."
3“; would meek».-
peeple. The
mo\ enter]?
new 1‘
“ the 'lh'itish
and
.. Li her
{Ll
rcsxsi the utmost further- re!
4.»; to 1'“. urbllrarueul‘. of force.“
. 2' men of all parties are urged by
the lvuié} Express to mm} m the vie?-
fins»: 05 :1 Irish settlement. It asserts;
r‘m: nothing: but public opinion can
this result.
“ est minstvr ,(hizettr
British people
to fight anylufih
in:-
s Ille‘ 11"»;
.1
1- -‘.' E'rsis (IE5
on} lm-i}
PIKESS IVEWS
raps; mews or 128 mg: a sewn m axfi'om owx ormmon.
30m 130397.413, cons. , SATURDAY, Nov. 25, 1921,
AllACK Bl—
MARINESIS
REPULSED
ltlTZNUS AIE'EES. Nov. 26 (By the
Associated Press).~—Four hundred
well-armed bandits entrenched in the
Village of l‘aso lhanez. in the state of
Santa Cruz. repulse d an attack by the
marines lzindevi from the cruiser AL
rr‘irlJJt Brown. according to belated.
dispatches receive-i here. A number
or the bandits and marines were kills-d
or wounded during {hr engagement, in
whirl! the attuvku's used “machine
sues
SlAN‘.
AGAIN
«no Wflmflav ,
Joseph Pece Arrested and
Alleged to Bare Made
Sales of Liquor at the
Sunshine Inn
NTNENS HAVE
The bandits hold prisoner in 17".» \l‘:-
leg» on unknown nimilyr of {hr psi-
«lvnt's of the ftg.=3ll. im‘lueim: English
Inhalers mad-S J. \lucnex 11.;zmx2e-z
.\ r‘
Santa.
of are
.town of
ill‘f‘lil'
Put kin: p! m it your (:2:
Cruz. 3b when of the
3 Wu iti‘u‘l
U (*‘VVS~
ll”. {I'i- rt
r1 I‘lrfi'\'t~lfl§zl!‘.v:¥i$
ti 2‘»
m lir‘Pllt‘St azwlzt)‘. 1h"
F'FA‘t‘r‘r—Jli.’
11v=\ —'l1)}1:r
(Continued on Page Five)
i
Hartford Holds the Lead
As the Wealthiest City
is
‘h i‘O‘o'll’ws 1'1
muv‘n cougprnflé
ilb'flltii'w infrirniuzinn
Of these priéonpm
i"‘ll‘.rl'.‘l‘v‘!ilr'llté
* {ate
t m
31.. I '1‘.%‘5
m. “an: :li Ric“. Gullrg
4:“ 1mm. poll-l is so.
: that it is {t'lift
vi to I‘K‘t‘ilr (it.
[,H‘<>l! l; 3'0.” 3: \-.-
WOMEN’S CLUB
QUANTERS . NOW
BEING NEEUPIED
h’er 31.000 Local Peogle
Pay Federal Income Tax
Stamford Second and
New Haven Third —- 10
Per Cent. in State Are
essed
$1
, so
ued or. Page Twelve)
‘ATINNAE FUEL
. mo 10p flrors of 11.11%
500,000
HRE BURNS IN
AUGUSTA, GA.
_____..__._..
Al'ul'STA. (3a.. No»: -b.—-! ban1..,.
0: $7. 3‘.l‘.‘.lll'i) “1:5 ChllSird in a tin
whii‘h broke out in the husi 5‘ ‘
trier herr- ozzd burnt-i znur hours ‘it-
for»; it was bro “:1: u: ler contrm
to(i.:,\'. “i121 {Ezw aid of tire
s :2: from “llyoe‘siioro
fivustory offizv‘ Emil-i-
swept through the
2‘ among other struc—
.l’lOIt‘l ..
.‘_ Ch
' tha- front
' then
I: .
[0 (in: G-"r 'SILL ll:
1. U‘Y‘r‘Vt’X‘.
Sparks
11.
S'l'r‘zid
fire lis‘fxi tn
N3}
it
‘12 354 c715
t0 Ill».
v-\x-Y‘a
filili, Lina!
l‘l’l‘i‘i‘lflg quite satisfactorily.
Fred G. “”2,er mine; ..
and Mr. vnsKE
E'K‘.
ETAHIN
Consolidated Retail Coal
and Mr. Moran. of thi- Norm
a :d Supply Company.
no." i two tozxs‘or‘ toa‘.
lliiS 317311011. llllé‘ll 11:11.4}
arunswiek phonograph :1 ; f
,3 {it t! dancing: may so
i o.” 1min}
:‘v
H
Tartan-rods
TO TAKE PLANE
NE NASSEENE
CflMlNfi fiENERATIflN MUST
State Policeman Said to
Have Been. Caught in
Pantellos Place
new 1:;— s of 1:15?
. :1 fix in:
‘llPI‘l\}' V <‘i. :0 \‘0r.
‘ I l;‘-*l flu llrl
Hotlsxrs «32’ “1,
night ar-
iiim with
deep!
‘li‘.
a-
. . nmi also
liquor v the limit
" £215 :3;w:.r.. {hero in,"
._ ..._ all. 1.110 of sale and
‘3 , .. 3\, g.‘ u; EEUIBVN‘ 131' $75“ xiv-re
1:5 luv. for 1:31 appearance
’ i! \‘oshurgh in.
no. “'r-ilni‘SthiY
cglzl‘
“T'rt‘ to
s It C02}-
marinas:
21.11133 ‘9».
fl.»
:1 s saw-n:
Ero ‘% (3." a
amour
*3
3.‘u"- tvlprw
111332 I}: . “' RI»
A orney Paul A (mmen
‘ ENDS“ 4'1.th HM“?
Charles Sig“
marge-i '
5752"; F.
mi with Renoir}: :1 gimb—
bonds 3:51; .il'zkv Sen:
with
imfi. bonds
:.1k.R:1.lroa:l avenue.
1t 12ft. Ranroad avenue.
liquor. bonds of
and J3! far-s I’anteilo. of 51
th?”', \l‘fiil‘g‘v 1! “13h keeping Xi-
CASES ENNTINNEN
CLAIRVOYANI’S
a HUSBANDS
Blil‘llGliPOl-t’l‘. Nov. 36.——St0ps to
trace the whereabouts of klght hos-r
bands of Honora'Kiely. the eccentric
clairvoyant and tranrt‘ mediate who
committed'suicide at her apartment.
No. 1215 Park iuenue. :1 week ago
will {indentuedh be taken hv the Pro»
hate court in order to some the estate
(onslsfing of a nunlikr or pieces of
prop: rty in Iridgeport 'lrumlum'
Scrau’ord. l";1irtield. mill. other near-by
towns.
\\ lien th" papers in the afliuinislta-
tiou or the 0.51:!“ are filed “ith Judz‘r
Paul L. Miller. it is euiecied to be
shown that the T"~}t:ul‘ old Wion an
was a first cousin of Morgan .1.
U‘Rriexi. New York millionaire. and of
Daniel G U‘Hriin; arzl {lull sin lazis
isusliumis 11:; (all ows:
I. i~t ul' HIV-hand-
lluslwuud No. l. Len l Empiuan. re.
ported (It‘dl‘l and hiirizul in New York
Oil) by “31311: s‘nr hurl two (‘lliiilfi'l‘h
Len llunivl L‘liupnmn. :uui' liar}
l-‘rum‘is. now Mrs. Marx Cobain. '
Husband No. :2. Thomas Hunt. New
York €5.15} reports-d diri‘u‘l. by whom
Shf had (“0 (lll.l1ll‘!"l‘., Margin: ill"-
av :1 and Jain: Thomas Hunt. idilli‘.
I; named d(;1 i
Husba mi \‘3.
Xorwalk trollv} man
known.
linslmnd N2;
orli cm. 1'» peril-1:
’
‘1:
in .;;r~l Marlin.
“'1'? wahuuts 12m
1-:
4. (2-. Tnlllfg N. w
iiiVOh‘t‘ll.
5): 2'?
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(Continued on Page Twelve)
RNWAN SUES
MAENUS ENN $177
.__._——._.
ize damage 152.12? brought by James
J
.l. liminm :12; st Janos 3111212115 will
in? hcar-l before judge and jury in the
uptown city com: :11 1t} o'clork Mor~
(lay morning. The defendant is suing
for $12”: damages which. it is c. kiimed
“as spent in the rortstrurtion o! a
ehizninin: pool the home of the
prkllliifl. in Rlzodnolia Park. It will be
:3:
ra—ntezxxlxerml that. Mr. Rowan Several
3911:“; ago. when the park was first
Timing «lwwluped. 'won a house and
lot. attorney Leo Davis is appearing
for lite defendant.
Ami ;: tl‘w lum'men summoned for
{he (li'il are: \Vil’aiam J. MCI’IUKZL I".
1;. St. John. \valzacs- nann. Otto nan
lhol. \Villiam,H. McMahon, Harry
Goodwin'Hax-ry Hider. Denny Hull.
A. w. Miller. 1:. 1:. Coleman. Lee
Tripp. \Villiam E. Hoyt. George \5’.
H;1,‘~1nond. 17:. J. Thomas and ,E. M.
(33:15.
(Continued on Page Five)
Galaxy
COUNT HNNS
ENN MRS. MNNNE .
Norwalk Is Invaded By
of Film Stars
City Selected by David
Wark Grifith for Test of
“The Two Orphans," New
Feature—~Great Producer.
Gish Sisters, Philip Skil-
passage
. ment
were p
(‘lFZ‘gY.
the Rhine
ofiicers and
babies. 3?“: "
Fain 193-1 submi: -
comll’f'
county
{NJ}; Ctr
211-}
33‘
ligation
its
Thomas J. Finn,
Tammany.
mm. H. Hicke». Judge John J. Vials};
:and the chairman Edward J. Quin—
lam-
Father If.) me has been in Nor-W332:
for about tvzlw: years. dnrit’ tag which
‘ g T . _ . he has en dear-ed himself to the
" ‘ l‘UOps REturnmg people of th- Cit} having delivered
“III! 82 German “fives sermons in :2 s— Catholic, hurches as
weEl as hg'xifyg done considerable
'— q lAssociaie-d public sparking. 7 Besid es his wide
~ the American 'aowleége of snail-s. h».- pox ij‘d
(wannabe-d on Pm Ben-3n)
Prisoners Praise
“anksgiving dinner sened them by
53319033
r .010er l-yt
is characterized as
1;: 1.11039 p.a.ced 111 your cus-
eév" by the prisoaers and includes
xpressions of good will and gratitude
to Daynty $5013; .
11':
for France for a xx assign-
Tributes of esteem and regard
aid to him, by the laity and
the speakers being Rev.
Hon; William F.
Rev. Dinnis Hurley. “'il—
High Sheriff Pease
SLY‘V H
five prisoners
the renew
the ir appreciation
12
}est er rda:
for 122':
jail.
:1; a resolution to High Sher-
E. Peas? in charge of the
iail. in nhich his administra-
the institution is heartily en-
them. Tue dinner Thurs—
7 “‘he materi-
0. man :s'ef'forts to befriend
”The boys and girls of school age
throughout this country played a
large part in our activities which ren-
WURKF JR PEACE, SAYS LAKE , drant, Dick , Barthmess
‘ Decision of Judge Kellogg and Others
; . .. IiAifiri‘cuzi‘u Xm‘. :6.———In .1 12:19:“ RBV'ORES Trust Agreement Norwalk today is honored by the
‘ , >3 7:: 1:) Chin-zip», \V. S» \‘RIQ‘;:‘, 03:11- ‘ . I _.£.___.__‘ DI‘G‘SF'RCQ Of a. company Of Screenéand's
marzrjer of 122+:- Colimctuu: ’ilupartf DANE? - Conn. Nov. 35,_. "103$ prominent stars who appear in
’ me: .t of [hi Ameriw :1 Le egion. Gover- Judge J0 _ i‘ szlogg has handed “The Two Orphans." a new screen
EIVEN FAREWELL 1101' I aka expresses the hepc {hat the dew“ a (1" map in 3 0358' heard by production by [Xind “’81'}: Griffith.
zooming ge- hex-amongwhlch comprise- him at (hp (g, n39;- term of the 811— internationally knewn as the expon—
the schoolmhildren of today, will 119- may“)? court. i: which Mrs Nancy J. a!“ 05" ”I? greatest productions that
,, , predate the labors of the conference Moore, of 3431.}, asked for a revocai have ever been filmed. including “\V’a}!
t . asymmugs of (h. of the limitation of arumme ct. 2121:1an of the \glamar)’ trusteeship over Down East" and "The Birth of the
friends of la er JOSz'jjl‘i Ferny. 311- that they will be» in a better pomtioniher peopeirly by the People's Trust 34-15935 ~, C ‘3’”; r. n 1.;
1...:me of the Hoiy Ghost Fathers. to 5'3““? Public Opinion 50? 9‘37“” 5 1:13.. of South Norwalk. In 'tbe de'- arrived in the city yesterdayaftt-rnoon
Ferndale. \V es: Norwalk. which gath. settlements of differences between melon. Judge Kellogg orders that the through the influenced Samuel Kan,
prod .0 bid him farewell 1:15: evening, nations. The letter reads: trust agreement be revoked and that tor. pmprietbr of the Regent Theatre.
Father B}rne will immediately take the property held in trust be recon- and We’re guests at the Royal James
\‘eyed to Mrs. Moore. Approximately
329.960. held by the trust: company
dered the part of the. United States
since May 27. 1920. together with in-
so .effeczixe in the recent world war.
They have learned mach during the
rpast' wars. of our alliesand or those
countries in Europe which border 0:1
tne connnes or the war area. and. in
.ihe years immediately to follow, their
mterest will be keen in watching the
development of the Various natioES
and all me changes that the war has
produced.
“It now it could be impressed upon
our school children to watch intently“
and to study b} all means a; w
and to inquire from the lame!
azailabée to them concer’nlng‘the an»
cesdings now taking phat: at an
armament conference at Washington.
I feel sure that fit men and women
of tr .e next generation, which will be
composed of these same boys and
girls. will be well equipped to under—
stand the points of VI?" of people of
the:- countries. '
“And I believ . also their influence
“ill be moulded into a public opinion
which will brook no secret under-
standings iniended to further the
particular ambitions or designs of
any one nation or people. but which
W1 :1 insist upon an amicable adjust
ment. without force of arms. of all
diEerences and that this public opt:
ion will also make Such amicable ad:
jushnent eflective to prevent; Shrike-:-
terest will be re-conveyed to Mrs.
Moore under this decision. Attorney
Charles ‘W. Murphy of, this_¢it}'. rep-
(continued on Page Four)
saunas Pfllll
‘ lfillllNAlll-INT
D. 3. Eula. of the Blues. defeated
Sayre Youngs. of the Reds. by a score
1;! 75 to 49 in the "Rooters Pool"
tournament held 116 the South Norwalk
Club last evening.
Attained in his riding habit. Dominic
soon showed thaohe had entire con-
trol of his famous horse "Jazzberry"
[whom he has cured of_ the habit of
bolting when either a. gong- or has
drum is beaten.
Young showed strain during last
night 5 exhibition and exhibited undue
distress whenever “Jinx" -Donnelly
would ”razz“ him.
The rest of the tournament is lined
up as follows with C. G. Lindberg, of
the Reds, battling with R e. Cayman: ,
of the Blues, this evening.
hotel.
The ocean‘son of the noted producer
and his stars was unusual in that it
marked the first attempt of a. creator
of green production to try out a su-
per feature. a custom that has been
followed for some tame with regard to
the so-called lega‘timate attractions.
Griffith-brought‘to Norwalk “The TNNO
Orphans." a new release that has cost
Freak Legislation
Raids on the Treasury Expert
[0 ' BE TRACER?
Prubzsbh min (fluiaht and \mula}
Must Be FOrestalled,
Chairman Fess Says
ed If There Is a Sore
ingrof Several Hundred Millions in the Linutau.
tion of Armaments—He Thinks More Money:
Should Be Spent for Education.
\VASHLN’GTUN. Nov. :e.5~"’l‘l1e cent. that now goes {or future was
rontemplalrd Strip: of SI‘WFI‘gii him» will be curtailed. we hope. but Will kl
no vny make available large some for
am wn'voet "
I:r§‘t‘l5“i1">!‘.V.§IS\‘€‘ Via“; “Pitt: is 1‘53“"-
committee on Esinscaeion,
dred millions 01' dollars through (hr
limitation‘ol‘ armaments “1?! result,
in hundreds of attempted raids on (hi
l'nltr‘d States Treasury will: l'l‘c'dk h"- mum of” {hp
gmlanmx." said Iil‘prvs-‘x‘itiui‘w Fens 53m :1 reifi‘at investigation showed} lei
Chaimian of the Republican Congn‘xs-v {gum our and one huadmjzh per
tonal Eartln‘lilh v. ’m a sloh‘ntvn! tmla.‘~ rum. federal appropriation went for
"Congress will lune he be ;Hcflly on educational put
its guard to l'on‘stull in its im'iplenifl "A“. s"\(‘l‘<§!’i}"1n.g flier-13214 {01‘
{rook legislation aimed at llw {minis - r. ,1; r national inter-seal: 1:1 vflucgtiflfl:
(m. or the most important features of
“luv is {S H;- plush .1! vdura’ior. of the
i‘flnllfii: :21 aeration. demands first can
he said. "It: \ifl‘fl'
mlminlstrmion's disarm.
he said. “From every-
ilrmumix znr rsiirr
saved by tllr
omen; policy."
when" will roniv
I:
g1 sour-ms."
of the money ‘11 lu Sunni ‘Nlll-‘li wank? up. our
“(it slur :lir f1 1hr.“ :(mru‘uu :1? :11;\— av; (33.5 53(1) hngughl nut in ihi‘ draft
filing: ‘mzl (mgr illxr‘ll 12s pnsrm. erim 1131?. whrn more than a third of
liners Ethr youhg mm examined were found
, 3‘55' mar. Hui? six!) .5, 2- a= 96? W“? Zuni; for full milt‘lan' duty. the feder-
0( tin' total {Mir r11! rev '31:» is mum at gun r. 2:: n: in“; 41;! (1134 "A‘stlozmhlo
iii-in: i'\{le'lnd(‘1i tm‘ 1\‘;lr~'lh.1l .11"! vast rig'5‘1513 ah in tiw r\?r-='= 3:} ()f a
'5. rsixv {Kim'fict {iii
p‘ffitl‘ii m to
u
33311!
:‘n
Will. rvnu‘iin unclmngml for sour (‘n‘inuz'w
he eagluimll. "Tin. l\\‘i'l‘=I}—Yl3lri
State Legion Unable to
Meet $7,500 Assessment .
For Foch’s Trip in U. St;
\Vomen's Auxiliary Effect:
l ERIN Rescue of Division Ofice—
All of 1921 Paidup D1137
HAS $4,500
Exhausted —— Miss. “’alsh
Goes W'ithout Pay for
“I.”
“finite he was having a. wound in
i‘ g in \( iasliait' condition
Several \Veeks—Seymour
Orders _ Big Retrenchn
ment —— Commander Ad»
mits Butter-worth Did Not
Consult Him Before Ask-r
ing for Salary to Disburse
Funds
his rink-er drvssed at Hm ole-3e or Dr.
{ohm-1°31. won-2. Snuili Mum stru‘! “5 WTRSUYY demetfii. the Connectf-
last night. a Paige. sport mmsvl. 1:12: "‘3 df‘eartmmt or the American Le-
touting (for. the pl‘i)[u‘l“l}' of Mxkv {zmn ‘5 “W359“? funds KO time! its &.
$4.:rll‘10:0{ (‘wiar Steve! «as «inlet; "Flier *‘mi'mi of 37.595) toward the. .21.
cm: which was insured {or 33.000. 13 92311512“ of Marshal Foch's tfil
Vf‘xlIlt‘iJ at about 34 3'30 “3r“.5-‘l1’5 ”W l'RiiPd States as m
Spy“: ;. d; W'j'WI his hiss when hf SUPSI. of ”‘5“ lPKiQR. It. was learned.
came from the doctor’s office a Iew 3"”‘5‘5‘433- "G" N“? bill is 50 be m
minutes ill. 'icr 5 orlock and ‘xmmnl- 15‘ a prolm-m Whirh remains to b9
lately 1'1,por€w.i the 111:»!er to Iilif p0» solved. Th" allotment for this mil?
lire. , was, madw by national headquarters.
{alarm was sort mu to ll.zftl»':r‘)".;°f £11" “£155“ It i? YPDOflPd :21 New
Newll:;\v:1.:<tamz“orr.l and llrnigepmt York ”‘3’- lh" “Pt-3‘ 9‘9959‘?! which.
for the police of those Cifsvs m ko'rp will 3‘4" 5“ h“ m"! by tho American
a. lookout. for the car. The (Valuing- Legion? national treasury for tho
lion zilimlwm were lilil-rél Conns‘r‘lh t”? “5 33'1”th F’J‘Th 13? ”“5 COURUT
rut .Thr our was painted gray and “I“! "‘7' “‘15" than :159-00‘3'
tire factory number was S.’AI:T,.‘.‘H:. “'«ern’s Auxiliary To Rm g;
3.1.”.0 said that he. felt guns shaggfitfizt Nommsnidvr Clarence W’. Se)“:
in" knew who was i‘vsnozzsihlv {or 13$? 310$! 0! HEP l- gion<admitt1d yester-
umn at his ear, and that 1;..- szgg‘. day 1?»..1 :1“ or the 1931 paidnxp dues
[sects that it is {our men who turn had bi”? "\ltaustrd when he took.
been trailing him K ex sir-me Ii‘w' row £33052 :é'zifl that were it not {or the
on “land slow. wion during :1 yum.- “13mm“ nmsilar) coming to the rash
ht mm with Luigi Amalia, tam: lam-:1— «ur- fiiil' funds. headquartws or tbs;
was. shot and klll"'”l. This havgnuvd .t‘wrvi - dwisioxz at the Allyn Hons!
on (322‘ right of .N‘ox‘nnimq— Nth. . 4: you“ l‘zl‘w to be abandoned. ms;
Slum.- U ”'1. String 5:13.15 that Sr‘zr Kiln!) 3 “'i' th. Who is in charze at
times i 6. 12.15 noted that he has law! "'5“ i ‘ -"5‘l‘$i‘lf¥t’rf‘- has had ‘0 '5‘! Wm“
feaiioxul in“ tbs-so men. and tl‘n’. i— out in" pay for several weeks. he
U‘IXIPES Paul born "13:19 (3.] his 1121‘ Salt}. oral ll" {QUIET} It nezxmry. 0Q
(‘ormmr John J ring“ has nm, :13 'zL--sz.xriil~r;; olfit‘e as command»: to or.
{t finiswd his: inuuist IZLSL) am.- '?;'.< 1:6? (it: :‘w retrenchment in an Prior-t
m nth and it is ospwtml mil hut}. Him *0 make imm ends meet. when the
other henna" in the mailm- this emu, out! :or 5.9:: are received at state:
ing Week hing! . I)!!! rs.
WANT WEST AVENUE
Did Not ( "insult (mm.
l on: .u; lot Seymour when inter-
\is 13nd,. confirmed a. report that
l‘larizxxk lioltcrrworth. twer of
the o gantusiinn did not emit hum
Defer» a; swroarhing the m hoard
C
i .
SPEENlNErSPNPPEN
o: confirm! «in: a requoot (or a. :3 sea
gamnu salary for diatoms; the in.-
(emu of {he {EQBKIOQ slate fund for
Rom-rt M. Post. of W'vsipori.. (irlia'. new!) cxvfiernce men, He admitted:
ered a very interesting talk on‘ the that it was not. until Kr Buttermtth
"renal lz‘stilutes of I—‘lorida‘ wester- strur'k a {”8611 853% i“ the? board ‘35
«by noon. at the weakly luncheon of control that he conferrwi with him
the Ki'Wanis Club, held at the Royal on the subject.
James Hotel. Mr Post recegz'tl; rue-j S‘Vrral flartford members: of if?!
turned [mm Florida. where he 5:» v1: American Legion yrstvrday «1w: usivii
sexeral months insesllgating Condi- ~ the adumhilil) Of 43km? 13‘3”":
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Rev. Thomas J. Finn urged the £2.
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nearly a million dollars and presented
afar the. first-time before an audience.
Stars of the play appearing with
him and who are. in Norwalk are: the
Misses Lillian and, Dorothy Gish. Jos~
eph Shildraut; Monte woe. Creighton
Hale. Frank Lose-e. Catherine Emmet.
Morgan Wallace. Lucille La Verne.
Sheldon. Lewis. Prank Paglia. Leslie
King. Sidney, Herbert. Leo Kplmer.
Adolphe Lestino and Miss Kate Bruce.
Albert L. Grey. general manager and
brother or Mr. Griffith. was also In
the party.
The Griffith party arrived at the
Royal James hotel early in the oner-
noon attracting much attention. There
came here: through the menace of
air. Kautor who urge. the Wat-8:106
m gi‘re the local people an oyporluaiiy
to see the stars fink hand.
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