WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight. Thunday. fair, warm'
or. Light to moderate northwoat to
a; . y, , ' . t .V :3 . t'tii in .
. AUOOCIATID races lee FROM ALL PART. (or rat fwoliLo av A IPIGIAL wot: mo edit own cannon. m w a.
peritoneum 1870 ,mr‘°'°d..:§megggigfigrwgafw-MN scum nonwm. calm. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18, 1919. TWO CENTS
. M ‘K ‘ .. ”mi—nun
nulls
illiSilR
AS PliSSlB
Have Every Highway in So.
Norwailt Oiled
llllllli lilili lililli
.. illilll iiilillllll
Barge 'Load of Crushed Stone is
Being Distributed
Preparations ltavo been completed]
for oiling practically cvory sit-rot in:
South Norwnik. This spring it is pro
posed to pursue the most general high-
way oiling campaign ever made in the
city. .
How soon this work will be started
depends entirely on the woathor, High-
way (Youtilliaaloucr Daniel linnlop
states that he has been fairly besieged l
with questions about when he intends;
to commence spreading the oil. Al'
the present (line the weather is a lit-
tle too chilly. though the roads are.
dry enough. iii order to have tho. oil
soak fit properly. the boat time to phi
it on is considered to be when lilo
tettlpcrattlro is from iii. iii 70 degrees.
For several mornings tho ittorcury has
gone. below the freezing point and oven
during the middle. of the day it is hard‘
iy warm enough for highway oiling.
(lonttnisslonor liitniop has an order
lit with the Standard Oil Company for
a tank our full of oil utid this will ho
shipped hero whim he says the word.
Ihtrlng the consult he expects to use
ioti or twelve tank loads. l-ils idon ill
using the oil so extensively in to have
a dustloss city so fin- as is possible.
With the littoral use of oil he is con-
iideut that this can be practically no.
oompilalled.
Experience has taiitrlltdhal tho ilitisl
traveled biracial l‘ iro more applica-
tions of oil “magma-on than the
lessor tritl'olcti on it. For this roilsoit.
such tliorougltfai‘efl like Wont avenue.
will have to have two or more baths
during the season. Last your a mat»
out sprinkling machine was purchased
for the workout“ lt traditional] to be
very ccondilliual. saving dishonorable
oil over the old haphazard method oi"
applying tho till til the surface of liti-
road.
Crushed Stone Distributed.
’l‘llo ourlzo of the crushed Sitilil‘
which Hl'i‘i\‘t‘d n low dayu ago iii tho
ll‘crrlit t‘oal t'ottlpaily‘s wharf for the
oily. is rapidly tiltlnlipoal‘lltg. it up-
pours titttt the stunt? “about half dia-
trllltttoti ort-r ilto city alt'oois which
iiitt’i‘ been no fortuniitc as to roocivo
port of it.
Every Day Cleanup Day.
Now ovt-ry day in oltlmtup tiny til lili'
i-lty. The highway tit‘illll'lliiolll has
its ll'ngoita daily gatilol'iila up ”to l’iiii‘
blah that may he not tnlt along tho
rollios. This is the limo of your wlloii
tlto oioallllp Work is most il“ii\‘t‘ and
the highway department in only to its"
slat prtipot'ty tiwilorit and it‘lliilllH in
l‘\f‘l‘}‘ way possible it) hoop ilio t‘iiy
i‘if‘illl tiittl wholosotlto.
Sewer Contract Awarded.
Tito ooutrat-t tor tiio Montiow airol-i
sowor was niyttrliod yesterday to ii. i-‘.
liiilliili. "in int a
lil :siii Ill titans
Overwhelmed With Congratulat-l
ions-Losi Thirty Pounds
but is Feeling Well——
Wile Is Still ill
WASHINGTON. I). (3.. April lit-—
Altrr ttii absence of nearly three
months. owing to the illness of himself
and his wife. Representative Ebenezer.
J. Hill of Norwalh. is again on the
floor of the house.
ill the two days that he has been
iit‘i't‘. he has been almost overwhelm-
t.’fl with congratulations tutti fcllel»
littloils of his colleagues. who hnvo
expressed their pleasure at seeing hltll
in his accustomed place once morn.
llo is rapidly picking tip the somewhat
complex skein ot‘ pubilo cvouta and
Congressional legislation. and oxpncta
soon to be completely in tho. swing.
Arrived Sunday Evening.
lioproaonlativo and Mrs_ iiill arriv-
od ill Washington Sunday evening.
They were accompanied by a physi-
clan. who cared for turn. lilll during
the journey.
’l‘hough iiiuph improved. .‘llra. Hill is
still quite ill. immediately upon her
arrival, alto took to her bed. alid it in
fearod that it may be several days he-
i'oro i-illo will fool woll enough it) lottro
it. Mr. Hill said that alto ottdurod iiio’
journey front Hot Springs much better
titan ltiid boon expected. and was quite
rotiiforinblo iil every way.
Took Mud Bathe.
"l unfinoling first. rate," said Mr.
Hill. when asked as to his own health.
"(if course after losing thirty pounds.
one also suffers a loss iii strength. The
bot tililtl llutha given lilo at Hot
Springs, and the tonnage iroatmt-itt.
took from too it good deal of iioslt."
Though he has lost so much ill
weight. Mr. Hill looks oxiromoll \t't‘ii.'
iio hits ii. good color. and apt‘itlta with
lilo vigor of mod honltll.
it is his intention to go to i‘oiiitot'ii
out in tho nont- fultlro. whore lto will
spend a tow days. 'l‘ho (ifllt‘ of his tlo-
pnrturo dopt-nda upon tlto proaroas of
Mrs. Hill on tllo road to roooyory.
Custom House Frauds.
'i‘llnl Mr. Hill will nitloitly rout-w his
accustomed ilcilrlttoa lit tho affairs of
tho hOIINt‘ una orltlout-otl by his ataitv
tttotlt to lloproaoiltutirt- Fitzgerald iitnt
llt- would at ont'o t‘uliflidt’l' lilil roatilii-
lion, providing for an iitvcstiiiont of
tho New York custom houso frauds.
Referred to Hill's Committee.
This t‘t‘iloiiliion was referred to tho
(‘cttttniitoo on oxpcndiluros in tin-
Treasury dopartlueiii. of which Mr.
iiill la t'halrtiitltt. As a prelliitlnary lo
the consideration oi tllo resolution. lit‘
pronolltutlvo Hill declared that ho
would ask tho i’rositicili and tho At
lot'noy tionoral ll liif‘l‘t‘ was’ any rott-
soil why they would jli‘t‘lill' that an ill-
iostlnntlon he not itladc. Homo months
ill-ztl. wlloll ilto roaoltition was firiil pro
.wntod, it was said that the Population
of Justice was oppoaoti to it otiiigron
slollal investigation, on the grounds
illtit it nilitllt ititorft-ro with tho primo-
t'ittlonn thrill ill proxrosa.
tints Silliiiiii
.19. pi llil’illllll
Highway Commissioner Dunlop
Serves Notices on 125 Prop-
erty Owners
o
'l‘tlonioy. 'l‘his solver oxtoiialoil will bo
.117 foot long and is to ho built iiiiilloti
latoly. Tb.- now Lincoln nronuo and
Summit uronuo sowura are nearly ('iilil-
ploiod. Tito former is Tilt) foot long
anti tho lattor about 8001'oct.
W
Blilllliilll SUBBED .
Bl lilililliill liilliii
Murderously Assaulted by Man
He Had Surprised in His
Poultry House
S'I‘AMli‘Olti). April i3.“"NURI‘f) chick
on titlovoa badly wounded lioraoo S.
itolliiinor. n poultry raiser of Sprint:-
tiftit‘. curly today. and thou got away.
'l'lio alarm boluy. stint hero. flinoor
lilcltoy picked up it negro at the rail
road station who gave tho naiuo of
Henry Williams. of ilrltliiopori. Wil»
limits was not a chicken tlllof. but ho
was a burglar. tic had entered the
human of licnnln Kiley of West t-ititin
lord. and taken jt-woiry and silver-warn.
He had it pat-.knito of plunder and his
pockets full. Mr. Kiley cattle to the
police station to report the loss and
not liia property back again. Mr. Bell-
ingor. at. his chicken farm. hail the
cocoa fitted with clariti‘lil bcllii. As the
alarm tittiilod Mr. Bolliuger seized his
shotgun and aiartod out of tho bonito
only to be seized by it negrou Two little
era canto to the aasallentfa aauiatnuuo
and in tho light, Mr. Belliniier'a right.
eye was almost. gauged out and he had
his hands pierced with a jackimli’o.
Other wounds have placed hint lit a tie
rloun condltloha. The police hilvo no
trace of the thtcvca.
Mrs. Atneliti (longer, of 64 Wilton
avenue, was operated on at the blur
walk hospital this morning by Dr. Joan
-Dumortior. assisted by Drs. Waiter
.\ Hiiit‘Witik repairing campaign hill"
ill‘f'li tilill'lt‘ti in this oily titld the tort
has airoady hot-n diat'ovorod by a largo
llunlbor of property owners who hurt-
rot-rirt-tl tiotlroa front the hlullwuy do-
lilil'illit‘iii to tilalto ropaira. Fitiiill‘t' to
buy attention to this button, it is attit-
t-tl. will itot moan the continued bad
condition of it wallt considered ill build
of attention.
Highway ('oinlillaslont-r linitlol litm-
ltip atatotl today that lit ouaoa whoro
no attention is paid tti tho notification.
tho city will repair tlto wallta. t-haruo
tho bill up to tho proporty owner and
if it in not paid a lion will he placed
on the proporty. Mr. iitmlop givoii thr
humour of noililirctlons sent to proper-
iy owners its 125.
Hldowalk ropnirlnu campaigns littvo
:ilno boon wagod lit oiltcr oltioa. This
spring notifications wcro aunt in l.l0ti
pt‘opm‘ty owilorn iil tho (,‘ity of Now
iiaron.
W... ......
Billilll liltilllll
‘ lilllll, lililili illilli
Sonic burnt-a ill pausing tho \t'llito.
ltotlk buoy Sunday. hooked into it and
dropped it oitt into the middle of the
channel. Captain ii‘rituk Laotian. of tile
government tight tiervloo. aunt in a
report by telegraph and this morning
the government lighthouse tender lino
dinla arrived in the harbor to repair
he situation.
Captain [.Hlfli‘lil. with his wife. in
iitiil residing at Smith’s inland. hill
reultlonoc during the long port in
which be has tended the harbor it tit.
and of which ditty he was recently re-
lieved by Thomas Hendricks. Captain
Motion will remain. here until full.
when he will be traniiferrod to some
light connected with the mainland. He
wait in chemo of the local harbor
. Hitchcock and J. W. Voiimer.
lights between thirteen and foul-teen
a
All] Billillil .
_ iiRll PiRll
Held in the Town Assembly Hall
for the Anti-Tuberculosis
Association
Pillli Will [iii [if llli
illlilllllllli Mill Elliillll
Ladies Who Were in Charge oi
the Altair
'l‘hu bonoiit whist tllld lirldgo card
party bold yesterday afternoon and
evening in tho ’l‘own Assembly hall.
was a marked concerts. The wliiiit wall
for tho honolli of tho Anti-Tuberculo-
sis Asaoolatloti. and netted aoilitlwllal
over Still).
in the afternoon thorn Woro ton ta-
bloa or which and twvlve tables of
brldpo. In tho ovonilig tltoro wuro six
iahlas ol‘ wlliat anti foul-icon tnhloa oi
bridge.
The prizes \t‘oro arranged on a tattle
and tho‘ prizo wlntiorn wont to tile ia~
lilo, taking their choice of tho pi-‘izoa,
lit turn. ‘
Those who won prizes Wore the fol-
lowing:
‘ """" Nllll H181 .
l
Afternoon Whlot.
I Miss May B. Smith.
L'- Miss t‘inrlt.
:l hull. 'l'. 'l‘. Morwlil. Jr.
4 .\ ‘a. 'l‘. 'i‘. Morwlil.
.'. Mt‘it, HI'tinl.
tl-« .\1 tan ('iilif'it‘l‘.
TM Mi‘o. ii. I‘. Wliltt‘.
5 “rs ii A. Smith.
Afternoon Bridge.
t-~.\ir.t William l‘iiltlior,
'~. Mills isnbcilo Allor.
Li Mrs ilotlrito Ernst.
~i i‘iii'ih .\l. ii. il'iitlll.
.'. ~ Miss llal‘lluiitl,
ii Mia. \\' i". lioyi.
? Miss Mary Ht-yittoiii'
‘4 Mrs. it it Miller.
iiv Mrs. F. A. lame.
Evening Whtat.
t-—~ Mrs. 1.. titlnnnalli'.
2. Mrs. it. 11. Raymond.
:i . -.\1 rs. .lohu Wolilo.
i Mrs. t-‘ttonlineil.
Evening Bridge.
lmlllrs Elton liiiltor
L’wil. it. Nash.
:1... Mrs M. ii. llunilnll.
i<~~-.\1ra Hoot-tie Ernst.
5. Mrs. H, W. iii‘tvgtity.
ti .“f'h. Parson‘s.
7«~3tlrs. M. ii battling.
it Mrs. M. 'l‘. linlt'lt
Mrs. E. ii. lt‘ooie.
Misti Allitto i-iatollc Smith
ll ii. ll. Pollard.
i: .i. ii, iiiillholl.
'i‘htlao who had tho affair in l'iliil‘iu‘
may lto troll pionaotl with their MM"
omit iii milking tlio affair iiil‘ ‘ralitl
illtlitipli it was.
lioirosllttioitls u'i-ro sorloti in tho
clotting hr (‘ntoior \t'. i". Iloh'lyn. and
wore grotttly approriatotl by tho play-
ora.
it was it bountiful sight lloili attor-
tltloli and oroninu to 561‘ so many in-
dies ill liinizliillt't‘lll gowns st‘atotl about
tho hnll playing otlrda. lit till itiit Iii<
tiloa played cards at tho party yt-stoi
day. ’i‘lio aunt whit-it tho affair tit-r
lot! will not iM‘ ilofiitltoly known llittil
after the. luminous niootinx on Mon-
iiay noxL.
Mrs. Uoortzo iiotta “iltl iill‘ t‘lltiil‘tui-
Illitll both lifit‘l‘lititill and owning. in
lilo nl’iornooil Mina i‘lnra Itotta llnti
tho lu-itliio iiiilif‘ii in clturgo, trllilo ill
tho ovoltinp tilt-so tabloa wore looitt-d
out for by Mrs. liollorl Vail lilli'ott.
in tho aiiornootl Mist-t .liilln luloltwootl
took charge tlf lllt- \l‘iilhi militia. and
was snoocodotl hi tho oycntiix by Mrs.
Walter Munro.
4
i
m...........~a
ciiiiintt titliiitii
tits trillion
Was Well known Among Grand
Army Men and Politicians
oi the State
(lUll..F()ltl), Conn. April l:i.~ ‘iniinii.
Edward (irlnwoltl tilod ill llla homo
hero this morning. iic' hail boon ill
for aonto ttmo.
idottt. (lrinwoltl was very writ
known as it tnenilliir of tilt: ioolalaturo
ilt 11107, and fill department commander
of the G. A. it. of this ataio titrat-
yoars ago. Ho had previously uorvotl
ill the general aasoiilhiy in 1882. 1883.
190:1 aild 1006. and wont to the coaliti-
tutional convention. in February ho
had an acute indignation attack, which
rcsoived itself into a stroke of paraly-
ala. frotii Wltiolt there was no recovery,
another shook followed it few weeks.
ago. .
The time of the funeral line not yet
been arranged.
CHORUS GIRLS iNJURED.
LOG ANtiit‘ldBii. (tat. April law"
idieven persona. chorus girls and et-
tilohou of a theatre here. were injured
when an automobile overturned in it
Much early today in Pasadena. ileu-
eie Zeilner and (trace Laylor were the
yearn.
. It in said. in t oounaidor i
iiiiiii’ii. “ _ ,
Ouiiiner’e Hoiiyiin Railroad Ave-
nue, Crowded and a Fine
Timo‘Enjoyen
Au anticipatda. tlit' liltrburu' illiloli
soured a. big success last night. with
tliolr tlilitoo. under oai‘oi'ul preparation
for n number ("if wook‘i. and hold at
Qulitner'a Hall. in Railroad avciiuo.
The hall trill, tilled throughout llif' ore-
itlng anti the members of tho union
allowed that. thoy Woro- right, on the
job wimp it came to Conducting a ant-.-
lat event. as well as Wliotl plying their
regular vocation.
Not only was the dent-o a social auc-
coaa. lntt it was a financial one, too. a
sum of respectable proportions being
nottod for the union'it tt'eiioui‘l'. Music
for the evening was furnished by tlit‘
liolntxe orchestra.
There were sixteen numbers on the
of the unions. . Aftor tho eighth num~
her there was a ilitoouuninuto inter-
inlsaiou. during Which and lit incl dur-
ing the oniiro‘oronlna. refreshments
were served.
Tho. various coiniiiittooll lit connec-
iioil with the (taboos included tho fol-
lowing:
l-‘loor Manager ~ llenry Holler. Aida:
it‘. i’. Oddo. Antiion)‘ Audiito. (lilo
Lindslrom. i".'.tdaruluso. ltd. Michell.
lion. Marital-o Philip tiastttllunu. i“.
l‘rooaoclnl. ,
ltorrosliinoutau«limit-i. ()dtio. Aids:
Charles Frantic. ll, tiorhtli‘d. .i. lil‘t‘litfii-
oi“. Specials: ii. (iatho. 'i‘Itoodoro
Neuctidori. Michell ittiioil. .1. DH Loo.
ti. itajardl. A. Mugat'ei'o, .l. (tapuailo.
iii. lie Martino, Lony iloi \‘oet‘hlo. I’m
li'Arnnao. William .1. Slattcry. William
lions. i‘. J. ()ddo.
'l‘iokol Office—”fins. l’iiaoi‘
l.oorltoopora—~A. l.. Htolgorwaid.
iionry iiotiitos.
(‘ilock itoomwbl. Apron. John iior<
ting. Allie istttln.’
4 .....—-._...
illli’llllltl it.
suits nit
ill inliiis
Standardizing of Its ornament:
to Conierni to'th'e little: at
the Bell System
is it till
that lliillllll?
“.m-..
May Be With American Tele-
phone dt Telegraph Company
liiflii'y W. S) hos. ileum-til manager of
tho Southern New England 'l‘oioplttlnt‘
company. ban announootl plans for
tho I‘tmtult‘lf‘ ataildartilzntiou of tho
otii'porallott. iiit‘iiliiink lilt‘ alilfiinx of
n nuitillt-r of bonds of doptlrliiloiita and
lilo promotion of othors. 'l‘llllt notionon
tho part of tho B. hi. it) '1‘, ('0. is ill
ooui‘orililly with tho rot-omitlondatloli
ttionttiiued on Sixth Page.)
tinnitus ilPlli
lllilil tun illilillli
“mm-..“
Details oi Settlement
’l‘li-- ntiiuatnioni hoard ot tho til-dor
of liailway 'i‘tlloizrnpltora on tho Now
iinrolt systoiil hold two olitloiittro lion-
liloua In Now llavou yontorday. in tho
itftortioon. at it o'rlorit.‘iitoy liouan tho
fll'hi. ono which won t'ontluhod lti ibi-
. vonlnlr. 'l‘ho objoot of tho addition. no
l‘roply made
by ticnoral Manner Sniituol Higgins
to tilt-tr demand for increased wanes.
’l‘ho ofilcorii of tho board refused to
divulge what tranaplrotl dtiUitfl the
day. hilt. it was aarortalnoti that the
committee intended to meet the titli-
oiala of tho road again to try if plia-
aibic to arriwl at some tangible con-
clusion. ' '
iii rcaponao to tho nton'ti demands
which liiolllilod remit-sill for better pay
and a revised working schedule, the
road returned a reply in which a few
of this, tituuands are granted. the others
turned down and the Whole matter so
entangled that tolegraphnra are having
trouble in determining what they roal~
Iy have been granted.
They will meet Munnirl‘r Hilts“!!!
attain today. it in believed that. bit-
foro the day is over. there will be
some delinlttl action taken. one way or
the other. Ono of the toiographcra
stated that "Hill that ho did not be
More flint, Prnnidcnt Mellon would ho
drawn into the controversy.
MiOIIBCiPPl JAILIH KILLED.
MlltititilAN. Mina. April tam/Pom
O'Neill. it negro. who shot. and killed
Jailor ’i‘omple here. today. wan shot.
and killed by ofiioero in it tight in the
most severely injured.
basement of the jail.
i
program. each being dedicated to ones
Adjustment Board Working eui’
RllillMlli ~
AGAINSl ' NEW
*SlHIEllil
.—
It Would Appear That 1,911‘Are
Opposed to Proposed Ad-
vance, While 515 Favor
illllilli lllilll ill
. . gluon tut
Conierence Board Will Meet in
2 New Haven Tomorrow
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From intimatious received last night.
in lornl trolley rirolot-l tho alumbcriuiz
warfare of the New Inglilnd Confor-
'ont'o board. i‘iigiti‘dillu tho increase iii‘
wage lulprovonu-nt doairod front tho.
t‘onilooiirui ootilpatiy. will go on
sharply tomorrow. And iront the in.
itiriilntioit roct-lvod thorn in tto indica-
tion that lilo Now llavon Trolloymtltl‘s
union baa iii any way luatlifostod a
tiliiptiailion to lot up from its original
domattd for it flat rate of pay of 80
routs an hour.
'l‘ho road has pill forward it at'llod-
ulo on a six-year basis which aivoa filo
.tnt'n ti till-cont l'ato aflt-r nix your; of
.soryioo, but this is unsatisfactory to
i many of the men.
Afior tho tnooting tomorrow. litt-
(‘onforonoo board will go directly ho.
ftiro the officials of tho Conltot‘iiolit
company and renew tilt-tr demand for
a wage and labor condition to itioct
tltoir original proposition.
This final doolliion til now awaitoil
by tho New Huron union. and alao by
the Hartford and other unioua. Thoir
i'omtlnr iilot‘tiiiga for this wook hnvt-
hooti poaiponod to await tho outcome
of tho ronforouro board with tile (‘01!)-
pally on 'l'lillt'ntia.‘
Tho following table. tiiatlo tip rough.
it. will indicate all ldoa of tho allun~
lion an to tho iioooptatloo of the oom-
tinily'a zit-rout tillai tii‘for;
Now Hayon whorl ulou oppoaud.
iiiirifordu-litit) opptlised.
Soulhlngtnnwiiil accepts.
.\'orwloh~-~60 opluilod.
New Madam-till men accepts.
MM‘idt‘Th 72 ai‘t‘t‘jltlt.
Bridgotuirtm‘atlit aroeptao
South Norwalli— - tin aooopts.
Slanlforth tti accepts,
Port Chinook—~70 not-opts.
Midtliotowii - Ado tiooopts.
\t'orrostor ~ 350 opposed.
Rprlngflvltl ififi opposod
Total~ Lilli tipptlal-tl: iii?» at-oopiing.
This may iii‘ roanrdod its a fair map
of tho lil‘iifliil‘i'lit‘t‘ labor outlook. all all-
lilioti to tho ptrsont irolioyr situation.
And it shows what the oii'lt'lnls of tho
(Tiltinortloul company how now to roti-
sldor lti tllotr final stilalysis in dealing
with tho ll‘flUt‘y oiou.
RUNAWAY HORSE
Iii WEBTPOBT
Lani cloning thorn was all oxt'iiiltiz
runaway in \\ eatixiri l'n‘tl toting mm!
or that place wt'ro out for a drive and
oil lilt‘il' way up tho. hill near the
Woldimrl Sanitarium. tho horn-o took
fright and ltit up a good paro. its
look thi- (‘iil‘l‘iilflt‘ around a corner on
two “boots and spilled oitt his own-
or. Iiolii h‘lioi-wtnul. and tho tatiot"ii
t‘i‘lilliiiliit‘il. Sherwood was lturt qtlliti'
Badly and among utltor ihluxa revolved
it tlii'oo-litt‘h gaali oil tilto side of hill
bond. \\'itnoasoa of tlto accident took
tho iujlirod mutt ltl tilt- office of lh‘.
. M. Nolan. on State Mrooi. who tif'Wv
od tip filo out and aunt ltiiii to his homo
in liilpoi'ltli llvoituo.
The young man who am.- nith Shoo
wood in tin» t‘lll‘l’lil‘il'. olitlniotl that alt
auto bad atrlioii tho bututy. which start-
1"] tilt» how on his ulitl os‘t'upc. 'l‘hr
horro iind tltit been roonpltirod iii a
into hour that night.
illicit itiiiléiiiiii
TELL roan viii
titer into line:
"I‘lltt oxooutiit- roilinilitoo l‘(‘|if‘t"H.ii-
in}: the thin triioit foroittoll oil the Now
llavoit road. who have iliitior tlloir di-
rort ttharito about. 4.000 track ropairi-ra.
yesterday aunt to tihiol Idlinluoor littl-
wurd (”taunt their mply to a series of
qtmattoun put by Mr. (luau! and flingin-
ocr of Maintenance Hamilton all to
why they needed an lill‘i‘tmtki iit wagon.
The track foroition Rome little ago iiiik
ed for an advance of 30 cents a day tot
foreman. The demand also Includes
assistant foreman.
The track torcmon expect a re.
ply to their full statoniont of their de-
mands and thomaona therefor iii it
few days. All stated today the cum.
baby has thus far shown no disposition
to advance the wages of the foreman.
turnout viii? . ~
. enuetiiii T0 limit
l-ZABTON. Pia. April 13.-Biloven-
men. all foreigners. were cruahed to
death in the stone quarry of the Nuar-
nib-Portland cement Company. near
Neureth. today. A premature canto.
eton tore loose 6.000 tone of atone, oov.
ering the victim.
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unlit liliil
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Labor Union Decides to Fight iiiry
Verdict at $220,000 Damages
HARTFORD, April 13.-~Aii a result
of a conference of the four attorneys
of the United Matters of North Anteri-
ca with Samuel Gompora, president of
the American Federation of Labor.
with which the Hatters‘ Union is until-
tiled. it is cold that the boycott and
contip'iriu'y case of i). [.3 loewe it Son
against Martin ilawior. secretary of
the union, and over 200 of its members.
will be appealed. Tho easc was ““0311.
iii. in thatit. was eight years in court.
at the termination of which. as noted
last January. it jury awarded $222,000
damages to the plaintiffs. under the
Sherman anti-trust act. on charge of
boycott nlld conspiracy. When Walter
K. Merritt, one of the attorneys for
the plalutltfs. learned from one of bin
associates. Daniel Davenport.‘ of
Bridgeport, that the bottom mamm-
iae offer of 8150.000. with can of '10..
300. would he rejected, ho colic to this
city, and said that he would ask Judge
Plyatt next Monday to formerly enter
judginoni for $222,000. and will do-
iiliitid a bond of $250.0th from the de-
fdiidnnts if they wish to appeal. Mar-
tin Lilwior, secretary of the United
ltat era of North Alltf‘f‘it‘n. when quea-
ti0i d In New York yesterday concern-
ing the roported determination of the
union to animal to tho case. rofuaed to
discuss the matter.
“um—W um
Hiliilliili lilliS
Ill lilii illliliiil
City Overwhelmingly Republican
Chooses Democratic Head
by 622 Majority
NEW iiitl'i‘AiN, Conn. April l3.~At
tho titiitilui i'liy t‘it‘f‘iiotl lit-re yoaterday
John M. iiolloruit. democrat was cloc-
tod mayor tli'or ()rsotl i“. (‘urtll-i. ropitli-
lirnn by a majority of 662.
The root of tho roptiliiicnii ticket. the
majority of tho nottliliooa being up for
roolrctlou, was olcetod by a large ma-
jority. The vote for iioliortill was 2.-
827 and for (‘urtls 2. 5.
The city iii nominally republican by
about 1.500 majority and the election
or iioiloran is said to have boon
brought about by tho cutting of Curl
«is by the republicans. through dia-
antlniaetion at hill nomination.
Mrs. ticorgo, A. \t'holpioy, of Fair-
Hold avenue. to a it“!!! of Mrs. Arthur
Jones. of limoitlyll. N. Y.
ciiium'uvufiim ”W" 337676"; a.
25 word. or tau. 29 cents: 3 tin...
each additional word. 1 «at our Martian.
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Silliill
Six Firemen Reported Missing
and Five Others Seriously
Hurt, This Morning
lllii lliiiilliil liHilll
lilill’ilii lflili Pliiil
Police and Militia Companies
Guard ”Prisoners ‘
NEW HAVEN, April 13.--Death
stalked ill the midst of a tei'rliically
lntonso fire which destroyed the New
Haven County Jail and adjacent chair
shop today, for when tilt! companies
were. mustered this afternoon it was
found that six men were not account-
ed for. The hospitals were caring for
five other men who were terribly burn-
ed. and fully a score of other wounded
tire fighters were bravely keeping at
work.
The utilising:
Capt. Chapman and Mont. William
J. lioborly. of Truck No. 1.
iioaontoil .iamca Mortcll, Janice Cul-
len and McGrath, of Company 4.
Hoseman Buckley, of Company 1.
The injured:
party i. unconscious.
Capt. O'Neil. Nose No. 4.
"women fluency, Housman Vaughn
and Hoscman Wilcox. all being burned
iearfully. and all being at the hospi-
tale.
As nothing had been seen of the six
missing men after tin explosion which
occurred in the jail antlcx, due either
in a small boiler in the. boiler room
of the chair plant. or possibly a gut»
illlt' tank, it til feared that all were
buried in the ruins and their bodies
incinerated. All were-near the point
of the oxploaioii. arm: filial?! cent.
O‘Neil and till-es othhra were reaction.
The property ions is placed at $1”.-
000, of which about $100,000 falls on,
the New England M0 Bolt
. t. . M?
which carried aw fdfltifigfi'M
lose on the boil in u int
Haven County. .
After the explosion the deputy chor-
ids marched out 246 mob and had
them taken to police headquarters
‘ without iiiP least aim of breach of dia-
cipllnc. The woman prllonors num-
boring it}. were taken to . armory.
in ”W latter stages 0ft e fire one
iron on: t.‘lll~:Ai‘. .\ sot'nitr: i‘l-
lno. kitolion atuvo. alttlltet-rtaitii stove.
lw-tlaleiul and timings atitl utitl-i' limitin-
‘Niiil articioa. at [fit Wont Hi. all: 31
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FOR BALI <llfll'NI’I. t. ian am.
right itU‘Kt.‘ rooms. till illipi'IIVI‘lliflliiN. now-
!y [tapered tutti pnlittoti: largo lot. For
particular-a lhuulro liini timer Riot-o. in‘.‘
FOR CALI w’i‘wn Elli-2W liulltii-Iii.
idlii'ni" Avo.. iioiiffl Ntll'tt'ilut. all im-
\l‘tllf‘llll'nffl; oiio lit-vi bonito. l-‘ori 51.. East
\‘orivnlit. Roam-union forms to purcl‘ina-
-ra. iliqulre United tirocory or Dr. ii. iii.
'iaiofl.
"Foil aKLI on To LIT. rlitiiliiicis
”or auto or to let. liit ili“o Raymond (iro-
“oi-y in... Him ”row .i mitt ti
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FOR SALE. (Continued on Eighth Page.)
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FOR SALE iliii'Sl-Z i\.\' 2i i\.\‘.\i‘l‘ ’"
ar. olglit iniuo manna. i... «instill; prir‘o ctaaaiflod advortiumanfl so tnia ma.
8:20". Nivphon Km. aiu :it 25 words or ion. as can“: tlmaa. “at
.. each additional word. 1 can Dar lnaartion.
FOR SALl41'IiAMAiil-Zii HALISTRA“; _ Jf‘
'tlItI .«tlmr so... .. il‘li'u into ”to. tayitn-tlt ‘
liil'llli lil‘tia. tilli 31 WANTED.
FOR BALir - I-‘tlit WANT tilt' i'SE. Jill . . . . . ,. .
.uul niaiitsati bunt t‘oril. good condition. WANTED “"HTM" MST ‘ ”.13":
ailitnlilo for auxiliary. pill-v t‘. S. liyx- ”9"“; b) “firm" “"0”" man. Mutt-it
two. it t‘tuiul' 81.. Soul Xormilk. Tot. N" ' H“ " ' .4 “
1023-3, hid it “"“
REPRIIINTATIVEB WANTED
t-vt-ry tnvl'tt iii New England 10.1“!" the
boat it‘ortillarr ever put tilt lilo. market:
lilu-ral ll‘l'iliN. Write for particulars. N.
i-:. Mitwral Foriiliiior i‘o,. Room :1. fillin-
l~iiango Place. Boston. Mull.
iiit‘iltiiNnyv
rs.
at! at
wamto Manniico MAN tAMEliI-
cunt \visliol. position no rortor. freight
elevator Itiitiior til unborn ilt‘iiim‘. Ad-
.iwas to if. fitrdaali. tilt fibuth iiili tit.
iimoklyn. N. 'i’. . toll: 3!
WANTED» A'l‘ ”Note. THREE mm.
ottaiintoi‘s for fast ill-llinl article. For
particulars apply t‘oiitury Waterproolin?
t‘ii. ‘ “21
IN
WANTIO— tilRi. l"0lt
litiliaomrk; fili‘i'i‘ in futility.
Knapp. 3 \\‘lia1tiilL'ttiii Ht.
PAINTING. l‘Al'iCitliANtliNti. WHIiK
tour by prarilotil limit. fiivo triul order
to Alawuntlor \Vlilto. 6i idly Avo. ’l‘ol.
.zrsvzi. Estimates oimrmity [twin Hoar
itiiltit‘iiiif‘tll of wall mm. iiitltl lm
WANTED iitiliril'l mt! 1.1tiii’l‘ lii¢~
livory: ut-iltlo: not uvm' 1000 iliii. Mont
bo t'itoap. Htitto prior. Aiilwcr letter. N.
it. Highland Art». Htitliii Nortvalk. n.
l~‘. it. all“
WALL PAPII. {r A ROLL AND HP.
'uporlian in; and Pain lily»
vlwro iii.TtM‘1i of No . Hand for
mliiptt-a. or on" at Til \Vniiitlti inn Ht.
Tel. 85.!) or
Murphy liotlorntlim Co.
i'Ji -'..
M08“ It. HALLOCK. LADIES" Mil.-
lnor. iinia trimmed and lnndo in the lab
mi undo-ditto styles. Material. furninhod
if doali‘od. iiiiiii‘h from ii it. ill. to 0:30 p
vn. 16 (.'i\l‘fllii|li 141.. South Norwulk. {till it
my»
UAVI YOUR TRIIawttitlvt-lN YEAR.“
practical Mimi-lotion and collar trainine
In horticulture. and entomology. piano»
on in a position iw nnro for your trot-r
scientifically. l fiia’flfw no agents. Joli-
cph Cornell. ’l‘roo notion. Not-walk.
ILICTIO PLAYING tili' Aid. KiNDB.
(Midland copper. brown and nickel. hrotlaa.
nlti mild. nun mom and black yacht trlin.
militia: plumbcrii‘ imp tin: and cliaiidcllera.
htc etc and autumn llo trimnliii . and
tube warn. 8. Boom A hon. Water
lit. 'i‘oi. not-'1,
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PROFESSIONAL.
MADAM LI NOUIIAAND‘. Tint} (fightb-
brutad Miami" and Pairnist. one of the
oldest and most reliable that travels the
north today; forty years in thubuiii ens.
no to her; she can bet you hrtn oi.
the one you love or wilt to mar . ‘Culi
all week. 10 a. in. to 10 p. in. it
can: M.
top floor. to loft.‘Natilioil Hound. ‘ ‘. 31
wrt ktoa out of the fuel
dung. Room . top . ,
can. can all week. 10 a. auto “’3. ’
an i ALD raven titan anti-«t
Monbtiihr'aii occasions. ‘Iuowcltor
a.
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tr.
0 t Now it How MP
Till. r’Ifi'flfinu °r%."‘m ”to 0. ii
mview ave. N. 10 I.
l
, ill. for flood rat tialven.
improvements. 31 CDVQ AVQ.
WANTIDMNUARDI'IIW. EITHER LA-
tilcn or m‘llill'liiftll.’ ooittrai location. I”
oniivoniotiot-a. inoludin telephone. Ad—
dress 1).. ouro Hfllltillflf It“ at
WANTED— ii‘l'RNirililtil). THEN”. 0“
four moma. adults. for light houoekoopinf.
city or suburban. lust wool in April. a .
drama .1. t‘. ltill. oiiro Eventing Hoot at
uflloo. t“ 3!.
WANTED lliAt'lHNii-l'l‘ii. T0
Miro lilo truth». upproutieoii learn
illoiitdinit trndo and liiuoiiino silo
Norwalk trott Worka. Mouth
”(it‘ll
to
em ii.
fa if
WANTED A MAN FAMtithR WITH
old line institution to ropment an iii to,
iliibio mutilation in titult'h Noi'walk. or“
mill and vicinity. t'oin Milllifitt i“
tiittioti. Address I’. t). x m. '8 m-
m t!
port.
wanramnw our. Al Kimni oil"
pike“ paid: .0
came and poultry; bolt
‘onueiitir‘ut Turnpike. Boethvgm
t
Tel. 2514.
WANTI ~-
wrlik Iran or
"an
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To Ln'rh
hot i".
Hoseulnn Cornelius Shuaruc. of Com- ’
4M
i r . on.»
liar" W t...
silt-room house with till urn town 4-,
mental ‘maooslon "it C. Inquire at It
Quinlan Avo.. or tel. itM. tilt
re LIT~-»Six-R(Xiu common nil
in in
“ viii“ .
fro “rustic-noon
or garden lanroijniilit'iiro
m. tmaylor . ~
iii
AVG: .. m I
i 576. LIT-LBHJCK notion. in
fovaiw or United Granary.
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