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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-24
SASE ARSI De VII

Washington, c. II. % Ian. -
Sase membrii din familia lui ia
mes Adkins, intrc care, sofia,
patru copii 81 un unchiu, au fost
arsi de vii All dimineata, cind I'LL
foe puternic a dstrus casa lui
care Sc afla la patrusprezece mile
spre nord de la Washington c. ii
lnsusi Adkins a fost gray ars.
Foc1ll a iscat in urma unel
eXplozie cauzata de d. Adkins ca.
re a turnat petrol pc carbunii
aprinSi cu scopul de a face focul
mai mare.
Pc la doua dupa miezul noptii
d. Adkins S a sculat ca sa inca l.
ziase;S putina apa pentru copila
bolnava. a luat cana Gu petrol
din care a trlrnat pe"carbunii dir
soba, gazurilc &C s Eau formal, all
produs o explozie, aruncind pc
trolul din mInile d. Adkins il
toata casa.
D-na Adkins 81 copila, carc
dllrmiau intr'u 'un pat i'll apropierf
au fost imediat inconjurate dc
flacari. Ceilalti trei copii 81 ba
trinul unchi alui Adkins, durmiau
in al doilea etaj 81 probabil dur
miau cind s'a iscat focul, 81,
probabil, cind s 'au sculat au fost
deja prinsi de lflacari.
Adkins, dupa ce a scapat dii
casa aprinsa, s'a arancat intro
mocirla He stins hainele de pt
ell, care luasera foe, apoi aler
gat o mila pima la un vecin de /
cerut ajutor.
Cind yecinii au sosit la fats
locului, casa era numal o gra
mada de lemne arzlnde. Adkins
a fost dus la spital.
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II IRLANDEZI 0M0RITI

DUBLIN, % Ian. - Sfirsitul
acestei saptamini fost marcat
din nou Gu alte varsari de singe.
Unsprezece persoane au fost ONO.
rite 81 doua ranite grav, in Irlan-
da, dupa cum spune un comuni-
eat dat de la Castelul din Dublin.
Jandarmul Johnston, care
fost ranit i'll atacul de la podul
Parnell, murit All.
Toate cladirile care stau fata
III fata Gu Castelul din Dublin,
81 din care s'ar putea ataca acel
castel. au fost puse sub controlu!
militar. Locuitorii acestor case
au print ordin ca sd paraseasca
aceste locuinte pima Marti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-24
REcRUTII UNGURI
REFUZA JURAM1NTUl

GALATI. = Tn caz de oare-
care importanta, de oare-ce nu
Sc prezinta izolat, avut loc
zilele acestea in localitate.
Gu ocazia depunerei juranlin-
tului de catre recrutii de la ma
rina, acei de nationalitate ungara
au refuzat sd Sc supuna .'pretex-
t1nd ca eli Tau depus odata fatd
de Imparat. La I'm scurt interval
faptnl repetindu-se 81 Gu recruit
de la reg. Siret, de aceiasl natio
nalitate, autoritatile superioare
au fost sesizate apre a decide.
lFaptul a provocat discutii il
toate cercurile locale.
"Avfntnls'-.
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PREOT ACUZAT De FUR1
Prospective 180 ami inchisoare.

CHICAGO, - Ian. = Guy
Kyle, fost preot in Mt. Vernon,
ILL.,, care a devenit tilhar 81 a
jefuit posta orasului de $212.OOO
va ii transportat astazi la Cen
trailia sa fie infatisat inaintea
authorization federale.
Kyle va ii acuzat, zice Inspec-
torul Postelor Ray w. Hitchcock
ca s'a gasit in posesiunea lui fon-
duri fllrate de La posta 81 darea
in judecata contine 36 de puncte
de acuzatie.
Pedeapsa maxinaa cinci an
inchisoare pentru fie-care punct
sau un total de $50 de ami.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-24
OPRIRE De ARME

PARIS, "a Ian. - Temindn-se
de 1nstrainare de arme in sitala-
tiunea serioasa in care sc afla
Austria, aliatii au dat porunca
sd sc opreasca 45 vagoane de
arme 81 materialc de razboiu carl
Sc aflau la frontiera Austriei des-
tinate Ungariei 81 Poloniei.
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AJUTOARE PENTRU Gel
FARA De LUCRU Din
DETROIT

Consiliul municipal a votat
s,lma de $25O.OOO pentru auto
rarea oamenilor fara de lucru.
Fondul aplupriat VA ii intre.
buintat de comisia pentru bine-
faceri q orasulli., Dupa cum SC
spune zilnn cite 200 de persoane
apelsaza dlpa ajutor.
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SlNDICALIST SPANl0L
IMPUSCAT

BARCELONA, % Ian Frun.
tasul sindicalist Hermine Gildu
La Casa a fost inpuscas 81 1lcif
de un grup de sindicalistl reac.
tionari, spun rapoartele primite
aici.
La CasS a sorganizat anul tre
cut greya lalcratsrilor din Ca
nada
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GREvA TlP0GRAFIL0R
Din P0RTUGALIA

LISABONA, % Ian. - Greva
tipografilor urmeaza, neput1ndu-
sc ajunge la intelegere patronii
GU l,eratorii. Ziare nu apar ATARI
de ,ln ziar al tutulor propietari-
lor unit la olalta 81 un ziar al
greviStilor.
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Rcvdta Anti bo|ScVsIa
IN Regiunca kieV

VARSOVIA, % Ian. = Revol-
tele anti-bolseviste insurgentilor
din regiunea Kiev ajuns la ull
punct in care, fruntasii rosii sulit
slliti trimite noui trupe La fata
locului, spre. a sugruma revolta.
Taranii, la diferite puncte in
tre Odessa 81 Kiev, Sc spme ca
organizeaza unitati anti-bolse-
viste, carl doresc ca sd libereze
acest district de jugul bolsevist
lnsurgentii sunt ajutati de o
organizatie numita de eli ''mina
neagra" care G insa similara cu
organNatia din Statele Unite
Ku Klux Khan, formal pc timpul
RECONSTRUCTED americana; acestid
de aici din ucrainia au ca scop a
da atacuri de noapte ,asupra CO.
misarilor bolsevisti, spre scapa
tara de eli.
Sc mai raporteaza ca aproape
fntreaga linie ferata dintre Odes-
sa 81 kiev este sub controlul in
surgentilor, insa bolSeyistii au de
gind ca pc data ce primesc aju-
toare sa puma nina pc calea fe-
rata.
In mai multc incaierari intre
insurgenti 81 'bolsevisti, insurgen-
til au esit victoriosi. Sc spune ca
acesti insurgenti au ajuns pima in
suburbiurile Kievului.
Fortele bolseviste sunt pc drum
de fmpiedeca ocuparea acestui
oraS.
COPENHAGA, % Ian. - De-
legatii sositi in Varsovia au de-
clarat cd taranii din vecinatatea
Petrogradului, Pskov, Nowgorod,
Russia Alba 81 Ucraina, sunt III
plina revolta contra sovietelor.
Sc spune ca aceasta revolta Sc
raspindeste foarte repede 81 Q
mare primejdie pentru guvernul
sovietist. Din Siberia 81 Turkes-
tan Sc raporteaza noui revolte.
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VOLUME xvI.-NO. II.
FRANCIA
Sc teme Cd Cermania pl&nueSte
o r&sbunare asupra al


PARIS, % Ian-Desamarea-- cuprinde 81 debanda-
rea organizae gerane pentru autoproectie unatea
bavareza Observation-Disclosures prmu punct din programul
aaor peru conerna incepe milne in acest
foarte ca tendnta generala consdera aceasta
chestiune vitaa aproape in fntregime resolvita
"Engez sunt in acora Gu noi' cuvintu aude
pretutnden in Franta, "deci fl nc dcultate in
ehestiunea desa1nari."
Gu toate ca Maresaul Sir Henry Wilson impartasese
dere anceze multe organza gemane sunt alta dec
amata degiza poate repede adaugata la arnata
regulate pentu scopu de ofesiva sunt nsa motive cede
Cd ntre ancez 81 engez mari divergene i'll aceast
prvina mai as i'll chesa caror untat sa fe debandate
81 cit de curnd
Sc site englezii favorzeaza plan de desramare
sc fe cteva un de zle fac sub contro
guvernulu german pc doresc al ntar orice
pret
Francezii de alta pare considera deja termnul dat
la conernta della Spa fost nesocott de germani pima
toate rccut lita de multi trebue sd acorde
de data aceasa numa cura peroa de tmp penru desar
aceasta desaare sa fe supraveghaa de comse
aiaa spre asgura ca de ap german au Ineplnit obli
gatiunile, in aceasta privinta
Puncul de vedere fancez este avind in consderare
eone nesabe din orentu european avind in conside
esigranta asupra ntentior bosevsor rus
foarte primejdios da gernanilor sperante mari
s'Iin nenorocrc Gernania Ge gnd desarna,
decit numai aunci cind fl forata spun rancezi La
Spa decis cestune fe saa in lor
resultatul desaarea este compea nc maj multi
guvernul mte noa impertnena prin care ne
face de bavarez s desarmeze ca
poate forta MOI stm propovaduee in Ger
mania neamna la rasbunare contra Fane Presa
81 cuvntare publice pne de amenntar Am fost
prnsi de german odata nsa Fl surprnSi din nou
ncercind convngr pc sodat rancez or
lnembru din partidu dupa stie tine
in frinee guvernuuica asprmea contra Germane
rezistenta orr spnu administrator republicans este
cea mai buna Gale h emna 81 ultimee ramasite ale spiri
%uu mis- a 81 O
Este sigur ca parlamentuui francezcare de-
destu de clar ca in BRAND pus lncredereava
feactiona asupra consiului premierului.
Mai multi BRAND site Poncare il supraveghiaza
teapta
PARIS 23 Ian-David Lloyd George, premierul englez,
81 conee Sforza de italian, sosit in Pa
rs az spre ua parte la conferina aator nea
la Quai d'Orsai
Chestule in dscutune veni in urmatorul mod ala
ra nu1na dacd delegatii alterari:
Desamarea Germane reparatiile de rasbol; condltne
din orent colCNtiie din Austria 81 Russia.
Chestiunea reparatiilor intuneca pc toae ceealte.
Este rearcab ca in ajunul resovar acesei CHESTNUT
domneste mai confuze.
Aristide BRAND premeru fancez este de parerea sa
Sc decda aspra anumta Germana trebue
so pateasca.
Presedintee Mlerand chemat la palatul Elysee pc de-
legat lua parte la confenta lea spus ca
pima Maiu trebue fxata pc Germana trebue
so pateasca reparatii de rasboi.
Din ae spune ca BRAND sustne ca acum greu
de decide &c poae pati Gemana pese orr douazec
de ami.
clNnlcAllcT cpANInl AllITnARF PFNTRlI cFl
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PENTRU MoNuMENTuL
ECATERlNA TEOD0ROlU

Suma cca din urma: $1,398.60
Vasile Grigorescu ........ 100
George Caloy -. .......... 100
Christea Dumitrescu ..... 100
Dionisie Balamaci :. ...... LOO
Dimitrie d. Balamaci 49,. 200
Toti membri Societatii
'Andreiu Murasan" din
Bridgeport Conn.
lOIdI Pl, ,fUt.OO
Odata, Gu primirea acestei sumo
am prilnit 81 urmatoarea scri-
scare:
Bridgeport, Conn, 20 Ian. 1921.
Stimate die Redactor.
Ca sd ajutam 81 moi dntrlcit la
colecta care Mmeaza pentru mo-
numentul Eroinei de la Jiu, sub
locotenent Ecaterina Teodoroiu,
trimit aici alaturat mica suma de
sase dollari care a fost donata
din partea membrilor societatii
'Andreiu Murasan" trecuti pc
lista ealaturata, pc care binevoiti
la o publica spre certificare.
Dorind success in realizarea a.
cestei idei, va salut frateste.
Dimitrie Balamaci, presedinte.
In numele ideei, pentru a carei
realizare rominii din America Isl
dan obolul lor, multumim frati-
/, Tor din Bridgeport, Conn, pentru
darul lor. q. r. p.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-03-03
EAST WOODSTOCK

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Potter and
George Hamilton attended Pomona
grange meeting at Putnam Saturday.
Walter Clemens, who is employed at 4
steam sawmin in Webster, was unable to
get to his work Monday, the 21st, so re-
manned home all the week.
A. II. Hibbard spent several days in
Boston last week. attending the dog
show and visiting. his brother Walter.
L. H Lindeman has been confined In
The house several days with a grip cold.
No services We're held at the church
Sunday
The scarlet fever patients are conva-
lescing, the cases being confined to the
families of Harry Cady and BENJAMIN
Farrows. Three children in each family
have had the disease.
Eleanor Lindeman spent last week Al
her home. She is at WiIlimantic Norma
school.
Fifteen new books added 10 the public
library are mostly children's books auG
non-fiction.
About Is from here attended the farm.
ers' institute held in North Woodstoc3
last Wednesday.
The Hoover supper has been postDcned
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STONINCTON

The Stonington board of relief has
completed its work for 1920 and filed its
report with Town Clerk Hinckley.' The
total additions were s904s; total deduc-
tons, $E725; net additions, 1921. The
statutory deductions this year amount to
s7s.259 and the amount Of the 10 mill
exemptions will be $155, 1000
AT the weekly business nesting of the
Weauetequocll Community club Monday
evening, the following were named II COM
mittee to arrange for the purchase OF the
building, Joseph w. Chesebro, PhiliI
Hurlburt, Newell ". Smith. The usual
mid-week social was held Wednesday eve
ming, and the music was by piano ard
violin.
The special session Of Asylum lot &c
No. 81, F. and "A. NJ, for first degree
work was held Wednesday evening.
A carload of coal and one of barrels ar.
! rived at the freight station Tuesday fol
the Atwood Machine Co.
George Van Buren, has gone to Wash
ington, D. c., to witness the inaugura
ton ceremonies.
Antoine Santos has left for Providence
| and New Bedford for visit Of a few
days,
John Amarall Is able to be out, folloT
ing illness.
Frank Lynch has entered the empEo:
Of the Atwood Machine Co. in the foundr!
department
! Miss Irene Mellow Is III at her hcme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Stranch and FREE
Schellhas of Brooklyn, N. Y, are visiting
in this vicinity.
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GALES FERRY

Miss Kate Bourne Colyer, only dangh-
ter Of the late Jonathan and Sarah A.
Colver, died at the family home at, the
submarine base Monday afternoon, FEB.
20, at AS O'CLOCK after q critical illness
Of some weeks. At one tina Miss Culver
was thought to be conYalescing but il
proved only temporary.
In her girlhood she united with ths
Methodist Episcopal church Of the vii
lage and was ever untiring in her zeal
and work for the church and its societies
She was president of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety, an office held by her since the or
ganization Of the society Is years ago
She was treasurer Of the local auxiliary
Of the Womsp's Home Missionary society
from its organization Is years ago, and
was one Of the charter members Of the
Epworth league Of the church.
Miss Colver was devoted to all good
work. Her first thought was for others
and she was beloved by a large circle Of
relatives and friends who are greatly
saddened at her passing. She is sur
vived by one brother, CORTLAND i. Col
yer, and Mrs. Colver with their three
children, CORTLAND E., Jr., Helen Louise
and Malgaret S. Colvcr. ~
In the NJ. e. church at the Sunday
morning service, Rev. c. II. Wright spoke
~SA4 1@ANSSAOH So-ASg luc IucLIG De
ing, Take My Yoke Upon You. Assistan,
Superintendent Dudley. c. Perkins con
Quoted the Sunday school session AT the
Epworth League evening service witt
Mrs. Harmon Ia Perkins leader the toni,
was Mission Study-God's Providences n
Agriculture Special music was giveu
by a quartette, Missed Mary and Made
line Birch, Rev. J. W. Carter and David
Carter. Miss Jennie q. Perkins being a.
the piano.
Mrs. A L. Morgan Of the submarin,
base left Tuesday to spend a few day
with Mr.. -Morgan's parents in Philadel
phia. before having on Saturday to joir
her husband, A. C. Morgan, c. z. q. S. S
Rainbow, at San Pedro. California Mr.
Morgan was attached to the base, tn
entire period Of th/year. and was detach
| ed. last autumn.
Chief Murdoch has taken The. cottage q
Browns crossing. recently vacated b,
Commander Guy Davis.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-03-03
COVENTRY

The Ladies society served an orange
supper in the chapel on the evening Of
the 22d from 6 to o'clock At 8 o'clock
the Ready Helpers gave a play in the
hall, The Humaniphone, to a crowded
house.
Wednesday evening the women MEM
bers of the grange furnished a supper
to the employees of the J. w. Hale Co. Of
South Manchester, about so in number,
coming in large sleighs.
Friday evening the Ready Helpers
went to Mansfield Depot and gave the
play that was given here some lime ago
The Farmerettes. There was q largS
and appreciative audience.
Clarence S. Fiske has purchased from,
his brother a small farm at the Center
1t Is reported that H. G. Morrison has
sold his farm to parties from Hartford
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie G. Mills Of West
port have been spending a week with
their parents.
E. R. Peerman Of Hartford preached
Sunday morning in the church In the
evening he gave an address SA Nissier
| Work in Korea
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MYSTIC

The funeral of W. Raymond Leonard
was held Tuesday afternoon at his home
on Pearl street. There was large at
tendance of friends and members of the
Masonic organizations with which he was
affiliated. The services were conducted
by Rev. jerome Greer Of the Methodist
church. Burial was in Elm Grove ceme-
terry. AS a mark of respect the stores
of khe village were closed during the hour
of the funeral and the flag was at half
mast on, the Liberty pole, Mr.. Leonard
having been in the naval reserve during
the world war.
Mrs. John B. Lewis has returned from
visit in Westerly. Mrs. Lewis received
cablegram Tuesday from her husband
telling of his arrival at Cape Town,
Africa.
Mrs. Carl Cutler has returned from a
visit in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoen have moved from
the house on Grove street owned by n. A.
Dickinson to the house on School street
owned by Amos G. Hewitt.
John G. Packer was in New London
Tuesday.
George D. Johnson was in New London
Tuesday on jury duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dibble Of South
Windsor, who are spending the winter
with their daughter, Mrs. John T
Brooks, observed their SD wedding ami.
versary in a quiet manner Tuesday ano
receive dthe congratulations of friends
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WESTERLY

him herself Mrs. Handy testified that
she talked with her husband over the
telephone. while he was at Mrs. Arnold's
home
Mrs. Handy said that On several oc-
casions when her husband had come
| ed. She related one instance when she
saw Mrs. Arnold sew q button On his
clothes
Mrs. Handy told Of going bach to
Maine to live after the trouble had
arisen In WEXFORD. Her husband return
led to Maine IN about two months but
stayed only q short time. He asked her
to come to Providence to live and she
testified that she and her daughter went
| to- Providence with the understanding
that he would act differently toward her.
would take her to the shows week day
nights and on Sundays he would go to
fWickford. Mrs. Handy and daughter Ia
ter went to Wexford to reside in the
deacon Reynolds house. It was last Sep
TENDER that she talked with Mr.. Handy
lover the telephone while he was at Mrs.
Arneld's house. When asked If she had
ever seen her husband come from the
Ihouse she replied that she had not, and
when he returned home at night she did
mot know the direction from which he
came.
Mrs. Hendy. related the circumstances
! about another trip back to Maine and her
husband came about q year afterward.
Since that time she has not lived with
him. Mrs. Handy told Of taking a letter
from her husbands pocket which she said
came from Mrs. Arnold There were two
Esuch letters, she said. The witness said
she Put the letters back In her husbands
lcoat pocket. Objections were made 10 the
witness telling the. contents Of these let
ters. The witness said that she had new
er had any conversation with Mrs Arnold
about their affairs.
Mrs. Handy testified that it is eight
weeks since her husband has sent her
any money, except money sent for their
daughters school ticket She had sup
piled the food and Mr.. Handy had pro-
vided abou. half of the daughters clothes.
She said she had earned her living by
doing washings and house cleaning.
Court took a recess at 11.45 o'clock.
In the afternoon session, Mrs. Handy
was cross-examined by Attorney Agard,
on her testimony given at the morning
session. No further evidence was FRO
duced.
William Mercy Of Mechanic street suf-
fered@painful bruises and several slight
cuts on the face, Wednesday afternoon,
when, near the Congregational church on
West Broad street, he fell off the handle
bars Of bicycle. Morey was going to
the village with pair Of shoes when
Harold Jones came along on a bicycle
and asked Morey if he wanted to ride on
the bars. He accepted and all went well
until the chain slipped, and caused Morey
to be thrown suddenly on the asphalt
troad. The boy was stunned for while
and passing automobile took hiyn to his
| U a
is thought that he sustained no interna
injuries.
The choir Of Calvary Baptist churel
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EWEICTTY

Aunt Mary" Bishop, SO well beloved
by the friends of years: and especially by
the members of the Social Corner, went
home to well earned reward Tuesday
night. For weeks the family and friends
have hoped for her recovery from the
paralysis with which she had been
stricken. She fell first and broke her
arm while on visit in New London, but
seemed to have recovered fully, when she
was stricken with paralysis at her home
at Bishops, in Plainfeld. Mrs. Bishop
was Of beautiful Christian character,
living the kind Of daily life which leaves
behind her the tenderest Of memories.
Her letters to the Social Corner were
full Of wise, broad-minded Christian
counsel Her own life was consistent
with her belief. She was born in Nc
Donough, N. Y, Aug. 5, 1S41, the daugh-
ter of Patty Palmer and Nelson Tyler.
She came to Connecticut in 1853 and
| taught school in Hanover, also in Lisbon
| in the Brick schoolhouse. She married
Caleb Bishop March IT, 1864. They went
to the house at Bishops Crossing in
Plainfield where they lived until Mr..
Bishops death. Oct. IL, 1911. For a short
time the family lived in Central Village,
but later returned to the homestead.
Mrs. Bishops hospitality was extended
to many societies which frequently pic
nicked on the grounds at her invitation.
She was a member of the PackerviIle
| cshurch but for several years has been
an attendant at Jewett City Baptist
church. There she was a member OF
Whatsoever circle of the Kings Daugh.
tiers. She was a MEMBER of the Central
Village w. c. T. U. and Lucy Webb cir.
Gle, Ladies of the G. A R., Plainfleld
grange and Rebecca chapter, o. e. S., oil
Moosup.
She is survived by three children, Mrs
Charles w. Phillips of New London, Mis-,
Fannie L. Bishop, n member of the Aspi
nook company office force, and William
T. Bishop of Plainfield. She leaves thret
grandchildren in New London and a sis
ter, Mrs. Frances Dunn, in Smyrna, N
Mrs. s. p. Iittlefeld went to Hudson
Mass, Wednesday TO spend two week
with her daughter. Mrs. Oscar Spicer
The conference of churches is to b,
held with the Jewett City CONGREGATIONS
church the first Wednesday in April
The body of Miss Frances Cordeli:
Worran of Providence was brought her
Wednesday from Providence. Funera
services were conducted by Rev. ]. W
Payne, after which the body was place,
in the vault in the Jewett City cemetery
The girl was about 10 years of age, tn
granddaughter of Charles Cromwell, for
merly of this place. Several relative
accompanied the body from Providence.
Albert Duprey fell near the Polls
corporation store. as near as can b
learned, about o'clock Wednesday even
ing. He was unconscious when someon
unknown to the police dragged hir
around back Of the building and left hi1
: lying in the alley. Shortly before
| o'clock he was discovered by a man VIII
notified Officer Dolan. Several cut
about the head were found and DR.. ]. +
Mclaughlin was called. A general clear
up Of Railroad avenue is promised. Thi
case, as well as two others. will be il
vestigated.