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' WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unset—
died weather tonight and Wednesday;
slightly cooler Wednesday. For Cong
necticut: Unsettled to-nlght and Wed‘
nesday; brisk east iwinds. Weather
conditions; The southern disturbance
which was central over Virginia yes-
terday morning has moved but little
during the last twanty-i’our‘hours It
is causing unsettled showery weather
in the eastern districts. Pleasant
rweather prevails generally in other
districts east of the Rocky Mountains.
1A disturbance central over Montana is
causing unsettled. showery weather
with high ‘wmperatures in the ninth-
west. Unsettled weather with north~
erly winis will continue in this vicin-
ity until the southern disturbance has
passed lot to sea. whch will probably
be late tonight or Welnesday.
WEATHER A van and TODAY:
Low, 42; high, so.
’7. c?
Temperature :
Cloudy; , .
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, Anna Dow oi Danbury. is a visitor
in Norwalk tor a few days visiting
menus.
7 Miss Katherine Cloven, oi Nor-
walk. is spendinrf the day in New York
on business.
ii. iii 'Bishop and W. C Jessup are
expected home in a few days from so-
;lourns in the south.
Attorney John J. Cause, of South
_ Norwsik, spent yesterday in New
York city, on ‘business.
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assisted as tenor at the Norwailr Con~
xmxational Church, Sunday morning.
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Mrs. Harry Ferris. at, Broohline.
Mass, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles
H. Ferris. at West Washington. steet.
wLatent style green hats. O‘Brlan'a.
.. A. ‘13, Caseyfilarry Ellsworth, and
C. E. Ryan, 01! New York, shoe sole»
men, are wedding the day in team on
business. 7
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corral: entertainment. No. 31,.”“1 o. r
it. did not not a meeting last ove-
ninu as reports. Nest Monday eve-
ning in the regular meeting night
The Norwalk Country Club will hold
a ladies' afternoon. Thirsday, and
there will he warrant Miss Florence
Turner Malay. of New York. as enter»
tailor. A hudoi-iauah will be served.
We sold more "Onyr' hose mien
day at the special urine, than we
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thousht poo-lint. This tumour hose '
is on 12min! solo tor 2 more days, at
Covenant a solidi so. our?» me i.
Herman Poirot, formerly” oi prions:
port, and quite with know here, has re-
. iurnod £er a iievefal m’omnn’ Italy in
California. white .112 west to investi»
2 if 751‘!
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twill surely find one to suit; ‘ "
' Waterman Pens from E2. so up.
Also others for Enoo and $1.56. ,
Donnelly s
Stationery Store
to court-1 hams-mean "
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Physician iieiisrales Contention
Thai Recovery is Up ioiha
Pops Himself
\ROME, April 15.-The pope's condi-
tion appeared to be practically un-
changed today. The morning bulletin
issued by the papal physicians was as
follows:
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“The Holy Father was again with-
out (over this morning. His tempera-
ture is 97. The cough has diminished
and expectbration has become easy
and copious. The pontiit‘s general con.
dltlon has always been satisfactdry.
‘ "MAiRCHlAFAVA
‘ “AMlCi, "
Prof. Manchiaia‘va, the pope's physi-
cian, said today: 7
f'The illness of the pope is now talc-
lng its normal” course. The patient
was much «better during the hours 01:
the torenoon after his night’s rest. die
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right away. it for no other result: than to learn hata is grown» and
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1 stroll visitor Issutn
Were ordered tried separately by
.2 Judge Greene lastvoveeir.
~ Mellon was in the courtroom during
'. the hearing of the arguments and ac-
',, oepted service at the writ and (mulch-
~ ed bail in 85,060 for his further ap-
71 pearance.
,‘ will bé served in New 'Haven. as will
- f the four“'other omcials.
7- 'ning of proceedings was delayedl-by
7‘ son, who had to be sentior. The on
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Hill PRES. HELLER”
(Continued tram first this”
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sued. for the icon cruciate previously ‘
brought beiorrthe court and who
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President
“Vino President MoHenr‘y
The begin
the non-arrival of State Attorney .iud.
tire proceeding was enlivened by
sharp exchanges between counsel
which at times were very personal.
On his arrival«Stetejitttornoy Jud.
son asked the court for abench war-
rant ior President Mellon and Vice-
President MeHenry and was immed—
iately met by a‘riiquest irom Homer
5. Cdmmings. attorney for Mr. Mei-
'le’n that he be allowed to see the ivrit a
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soon
or information. To this the state at-
torney objected and was sustained by
the court. The asking for the lssu- ,
ance of the bench warrants for the
two officials, Mr. Cummings, said, was
manifestly unjust, as he'did “not be-
lieve them to be guilty in any'way.
The situation. he said, w‘as an un-
heard one of, and went on and told
how first three emaials oi the road
had been served with, warrants, and
that the state attorney had later call-
ed for a fourth warr ni. These men,
he said, were grunts? separate trials
‘ by the court and their cases were post-
poned, and now, he said, the state7at‘
tornev comes in and asks for two
more warrants
At this point in the arguments the
sensational the day was sprung by
Mr. Cummings when he attempted to
read to the court an affidavit by Vice-i
President iBuckland‘ of the road. re-l
laiiug to a' message he had received
from the state attorney. State Attor-
ney Judson objected to its being read
because he did not have the power oi!
cross-examination, and the court ask-i
ed Mr. Cummings to axillaiu to the
cotut the purport of the nilidavlt Mr.
Cummings said that it was to the ei-
for: that on last Tuesday eyening the
state attorney sent word to Mr Mei-
leu through Vice-President‘Buckland's
steuographer that if the (Our oiliclais
were ordered tried separately the,
cast: iu‘collrt would be ended, and
that new writs of information would
be filed against Mr. Mellon and Vice:
President Henry. .
\lr Judson jumped to his test. any- .
log that the communication was a ,
confidential one. "This than." he said’,
"was not'then representing Mr. Mel,
Wei Alter Free.
.1211 and~ he falsely used information
had had a slight setback late yester-
day afternoon. when his temperature
rose slightly.
“If it is possible to induce Pope Plus
to follow the orders of his medical ad- 77-
visers the amelioration In, his condi-
tion will bring with it a revival
strength.
"In other words. the recovery of the 3:
pope is chiefly in his own hands.
7 “The pope is a most dliilcult patient ‘:
D. H. Pollard. Jr.. of Camp stream to deal with. While apparently giving --
in to the recommendations or his phi» II
siciaus, the moment he feels slightly 1‘
better he insists on having his own ~
way, saying. 'I command here.‘ " ‘
The clearing up of mo weather today 1;
is taken here as a hopetul sugary for
the recovery or the pope. who himselr
became cheerful when his attendant
drew the blinds this morning and let
the sunshine into the room.
Father Paroiin. the pope’s nephew.
came into the had chamber immediate~
ly afterward and helped his uncle
through the morning toilet. Masthen
gave him his first nourishment. consti-
tuting of a cup or weak codes and
milk, the change from eggs and still:
being greatly appreciated by the pope.
Blather Parolin then left his uhcie
with Mgr. lBressoii, his private retireI
tarr, and heat to the telephone to 11m
hic‘aunts. the pouch sisters. the 55515“
rectory morning report
in the meantime Dr Tmio notified
l’roi. Msmhiama, oi the ow it‘s con»
dition.
ll'oihor Parniin, who has installed
himselt in a this“ room in the Vatlv
can anointing the pope's apartments,
declared this morning that the pope
had halter-no min only three countries
spoils from midhlsht till monolith a
thin the 22am dai- inuiili their and
contradicts «minim no noise he ,
said. we. strollin- sfid his respiration ,
more molar.
. Whoa Pint. din-shiatsu snowed
valid in file
cl 2'.
thooope was chohri‘al and even iocué . J
tar. its nonmtulntod the professor on _.
the 3le (if lilnmdlillilldli“ ill 1“- ‘
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The Moyer is on its way
The "U. 6 L. Electric Lighting aid Starting system never fails,
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28. so on 32 scorn nun smear ,
, practice have i had such a breach of
_‘ trugi brought to my attention.
7. Bushland said he would accept the
j “tonnage as confidential.
j; so harshly treated?
j; with the judge and counsel for the do
-: torus
:7 son, saying that the slate ittorney
I: knew that the warrants were united
‘3 (or under circumstances that would
. not be upheld.
that came to him in a confidential
manner. Never‘in my thirty years’
Mr.
Am i to be
Mr Judson then
went on to explain that the matter
‘ had beenvtaiked over in confidence
Mr, Cummings replied to Mr. Jud-
Mr Judson asked dermisslon oi the
court to tell why he sent the mesons
to Mr. Bushland. saying that be telt-
Mr. Mellon was legally responsible for
the not. but“ that he considered the
tour men previously brought hetero»
the court more morally responsible
boosting of their close contact with
the operations of tho road.
. Judge Greene interrosatod at this
point he explain how bench warrants
might be issued 11nd naidtlbat in this
matter it than be assumed that the
state attorney was acting in good
faith and was not dishonorable in the
matter. ’ ‘
7 Mr Cumming. in oontlaulnflnld‘
that thd'milliiiliil to Mr. machined
to Mr. Mellon micro more ultimo
iii. part at the state attorney. "1
demand that than men he not
brought into court under such oil"
«swarm on 352ml,“ he and. air.
vriudsnn replica that he thought the r2.g
‘ you that norm of Mr. nuohlann ll. Mr.
xiiollon’n and Mr. Cutouts“ mains
. Moo.” no moan; netting point he
mm: on "dist in. mm nit
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, marks oi the “ottoman “were insult-i , "
, ioxsnd diIhoaordblc." "it did not an!» .
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‘Dallvcmn (IQ s. In. and ”D o. no.
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attorney could satisfy the court ihat'
the men were responoible and said he
thought the whole matter "irregular
hasty and high handed " Mr; Cummings
here explained that Mr. Bushland did .~ ,
not consider Mr thdson’o measure ,
confidential, and Mr. Judson replied: 07777 new 7m“ 0’ iioiriasrato
"When Mr. Molten uniolded that mail: ice (3
i beats are here awaiting y Q5512
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Mr. Cumulus: said he thought the round cornarl, white 22.2.1 and
Noumea for when) warrants were
asked should have the right to, be
heard as if they had been brought he-
tore a Justice court. although he said
he had no criticism to melt. or the
atria attorney. althouih he had «laid
thing‘s which he, iiir. . Cummings.
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Chronic Coughs, and Colds
strong vigorous also and when 1595551 ““51”“ s
. it"? gm. sir. Judson replied in
image argument by with!“
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hirsute count: which and invited two “It he slid was .
arrow the, south not coir swam in! confidence on,
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