on the old owe
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too slow to be
Profitable.
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Rowayton Veteran of Civil War
was Painting Ridgehoard' of
Resident III New London
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HHHIPHHWH Hiiiiiitfl
HIM iiiHH iJHHHHiH
Married a Widow in that Place
and Had Been Visiting There
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Police Chiet Pennington Issues if _
Warning to City’s Women
to be Careiui
Chief William 1R. Pennington. of the
police department. issued a warning
this morning to all women of Nor-
waik. ’ “Tell the women to be careful."
he .snid, “for there is a band of purse
snutchers and 'lioboes in the city, and
it Is not safe for the—ladies to display
their purses too freely."
This complaint is the result of an
attempt to steal the purse of e. alteed
street woman, whose name the chlei
would‘rfii‘disclose this morning. Two
women on their way home attempted
to cross the empty lot near the Meth-
odist Church. late yesterday after.
noon. Two men appeared to be stand-
ing waiting for someone. They eepan
ated as the women approached. allow‘
ing the latter to go between them.
NEW LONDON, Dec.
came to Samuel Mott,
:wsterday altornoon, while he was
trying to paint the :‘ldsgoboard ol' thoi
house at 13?. Crystal avenue. .\il.
l\loit had climbed to the roof '11ilhE
the aid of a short ladde1.ilis ice 1
reurcd against a. round of this ladder
ills lcft
r'idgcbourd. In this wuv his mm on»
_ lamented from failing
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
18.»' Death
-NEVER BETTER.
Never more reasoahIo than (illl‘i
place for this season Prices innuc
from 10(- to $7.00. (‘igars by theb
air-om 23m to $7.00. Wholplcy and (Flori: ,
1-1111. Main and Washington Ste.
till. BHHIH HISPiiiiii
' iHi PHHPEH SPiHii
Struck Boy, Took Him to Hospi-
tal, and Returned to Police
Headquarters
W“..-
ilr_ George id, (7111111, of Wall stront.‘
Norwitlk, niriiclt llrooiis.
of tilt Water street. at the corner of
’Iiavlland and South Main streets you~
torday aitcrimm Into. The hid was
not badly injured, lilo mudguard hm"
inc. knocked him down,
iir. (.Jrnm plopped his automobile.
picked 11p Hip boy, and spud to tho
i\1il'l\'i’liil Hospital. iioro the lad was
moulded, and it was found that no
Imi sustained merely a slight
“Mimi near thi- right, our.
‘i'iic physician then turned his ('111‘
Wtiii‘it nvor tho 111.111 illil! carp iiimaoll
up to tho poiii‘o,
.iosopil
ilin :, 1. '11 1.11.». ('iiiil
invaded, but no 11.1w 1,.» 1 rid, uliilnnnu
t‘1- domuim: tin. ill‘t'iii'l‘l u 1- lilli‘i‘iy an
:11-11idpnI.
'i‘iio "Nnrwplii Iliiwo. (‘11. will ill‘
mwn ovory i‘t't‘liiilg nniilVt‘lit'ieiincn
and would be minimal to chow you
dlii'ii‘ inruo neuortnwm of ultra without
our obligation on your part to ii1t_\'
“DAL" SMITH REGOVERS
FROM Nlfi iNlORiES
i‘nlvlu A. Hmith, ol' Mtilli'til' Minot,
i». uphill ulth 1.1. Mr. ‘ifiiililil. while 111»
ioniptlny to repair a roof dlilivulty n
tux wrohu ago had the pheromone to
i‘u'i iii’ioon fool and uuntain inlurlcofi
ouch he put him on drain-hen for a
limo,
linden“
thonuh hln right, foot hotlict'n hiiti
noun-what. no is able to not about Willi
the aid of 1111111111. Mr. unlith la a wall-
known contributor to The filentinel and
in anlcomoit hurl. into the fluid, several
clover poems Wiiir'il have been propel”
ed during Illa absence from his
”Immte” being now ready for publica-
tion.
'iiu shook the ‘iwoodcti appen-
-In order to shake can of burial;
a runs at the Mn Jamel ion for
New ”liners are telephone a nun»
ties arteries. Green for union men.
out tutor than Wiser no meat be
unnamed.
r 1 a my. 3-: .11....
71 years old. ;
arm was crooked (o'er the
i
chlp ‘
yrmierduy, however, and now.‘
An they passed one grabbed hold of
the dungling‘pureo of the woman neur-
cst him She screamed. but held to
HiHi CENSUS
HHHES SHHW
Sill S HIHHS
Bridfieport and Waterbury Put
Eiiete Communities Far
in Background
iWil Willi HiHi HiHRii
Hii‘i iHiiHi WHHiiSi
Straiiord Count Discloses Large
Additions—Now a Near
10,000 Rating
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ACCOI'HHHQ’ to the figures just made
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Judge iohn Keogh Found the Trio
Guilty oi Charges Preter-
red by Patrolman Reyn-
oidil 'lodey
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Patrolman John» 111}. Reynolds mer-
shelled his case against James Mole,
Tony Puncino and Charles Garfield in
a. manner such as to get tines wfor each.
Although Jimmy said he was arrested
for nothing. Judge John Keogh did
not see it,a:1d 't noon today lined him
Sifland costs [“11 three counts. Gan
field and Fate 0 each paid $10 and
(hosts ,
Mole. was re resented by Attorney
John J. Cuneo. but though the witE
nesscs did not tolL‘the stories the prose
ecution hoped and expected they
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN" THURSDAY. DECEMBER 18. l9l3
would. the court saw the offences and
judged them proved by the evidence.
A; few cents over the $22 was Iwhat
it cost, Mold and he was charged with.
drunkenness, breach of the peace and
resisting an oiilcer. The other oon
were lined for resisting an officer inE
1111211111
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Project tor New Demonstration
in Connecticut to be Held
in Hartford in May
on 1111111111“ .
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Hariiord, Waterbury, Bridgeport
and New Haven the Objec-
‘ live Points
.-
There were liiely and enthusiastic‘
her pr',opcity and the men hastily dis"E public by the State iiouid of icdu- the perfmumnce of his duty and theyE times at the meeting of the executive
appeared. i
(.‘hici‘ Pennington pcmonnlly lines
tigatcd, but could not no trace of the children of any 1ear in its historyE Edward H. Frye, in Captain W111'—, day
i
H il doors.
.
\~HAVE YOU SEEN THEM?
E Those pipes, gold mounted or plalncE ,
icigars by the box that can't fail lof
Eploasc, both in price and quality.
E\\'bciploy and Clark, cor. Main and‘:
i\\'ashingtou Sis. '
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JCAPTAIN lilTSillI E
NOT ON TEAMZ
View 1: newcomer» 11:
Ens compared with
‘ or
‘cation. Connecticut showed the great-
out gain in the number of ecliooli
'ihe home in 8.886. This compares
well wilh the lm'ioue highest. of;
7,298 in 191].
it is figured out born this that thE
state has a population of l,'.ll1 761
1.,114756 in l‘iithl
the census year. The gain is within
}a few of 102.000 for tho thret1 y'ears.
the total gain ini
nearly halt oi’
the previous ten years.
New Haven and Falrl‘ield counties
it may be noted that illl‘et, nuuartcis
(Continued on Second Page.)
Etc lift the international cup, will pron-
ubiy be 11:1 absentee in next year 5
1n italics tor which England has recent
E ly challenged.
1 (‘aptnlii Ritson's place on the chat-i
ilenglng team “ill be hard to fill, us he
:showed himself a most capable nil-E
fronnd horsemen and hitter in the?
Eganieu last summer.
Epositiou will prevent him from laitingE
part in any international matches. ac-
cording to reporta rccclvml here by
followers oi‘ the game.
in order to not an curly start for
the conditioning of both ponies and
.mon, Lord Ashby St. Ledger's will go
'10 Madrid early next. month, accompw
nicd by Major 11‘. \V. Barrett. Flitoentir
lluusnrs; (inptain ii. A. 'l‘ompkinson,
First. ltoynl Dragoons, and W. lluidn
inn.
.Spuin has been (11111111111 by lho finan-
vial sponsor for tho team an the base
of oporutioun for the preliminary prac—
1tici1 in order to avoid stoppages occa
sinned by inuiuvcut.lic1', such a.» those
oxpol'lonced inst nitride by tho 112111:—
linli train at Eaton. M
Kim: Alfonso. who in 1.1 grout polo
1illliiliii4itlilt. hasnnnctionod the one by
tho i'lnnlinh players of the royal polo
grounder at (‘111111 do (Jumbo, Mndriilf
and at in 'lirnziln. while the Madrid
I'oio clnh izrounda will plan ho uvull-
E itilil'.
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Enonwnu uLuo
% one A SMIIKEIl
in tho not :‘hboiliomi oi' iliii ilii‘lllili'lHE
and ihoir illonilu wore present
A
l
lnitt‘
night at tho Norwnlh lfiluh Mlltiiftil tiltli
unto riuiuincni. tiuporllno in the Worni
’ .1 oxpronnch the work at tho ciliut
talnorn dinlnn thN‘ evening, and conuo- I
ottiuiily everyone there enjoyed this
efforts of the Murray brothers and
Frank rilwruum. The brothers gave,
mwrul nniuiral noioctione on different?
coutrlruncea and rendered some cab‘
chy songs. filiormen was line 1111 n im-
morist and bin reporter. and dialogue
wiped away the wrinkles of huulnenn
care» of his audience. At the conclu-
sion of the program of the professional
entertainers a mat beet luncheon was
carved. with "smoked.”
Alcoholic 11mm Booted (rum lilo to
36.00. rte-cry We em toe on use.
Mao othltr Catholic will!” sir-item
at John ‘1'. dinner me curt Museum
am. No. e not. In... hm
’pol‘n. I11 mentally and phynlcnily
'j buluncudunnd. at his iicntli. the princi-
ask about them.M,Sonnc11hc11n (to _
:.MR8 SAOKS LEFT
ESTATE OF $5, OOO
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NEW YORK, Dec. 18.-~'l‘he will of;
A serious lndlaf Mrs. Emma Sachs, late mother. in Nor-E tcnce was suspended. on “01‘ WOW“)
walk. of “hire. Flora Klein, of No IS
Academe street. filed for probate you-
t'oiday afternmm hero in the cities of,
i the clerk of the Surrogates' court. dis-
poses of all estate of "over $5,000" in‘
personal property. after" all just and
proper debts are lirai wiped out. as
follows:
To Flora Kioin, the Norwulk dangli?
tor, a solitaire diamond ring.
Teflon sumo daughter and (11111111
Kinnticp, another daughter, of No. 1.11111
West 129th street here, all of the
household furniture. personal effects.
clothing, silverwuro. hrirnhi'nc. paint.
inns, etc. equally boiwor'n them.
To iii-urge Sachs. 11 non, of .\'o.
Wont 147th slruot. here, the until
only $21”) because hominid caused
much trouble and sorrow.
All the root of the estate as a life
211:1
of
her
estate for ilernnrd Sachs, u‘noiher non,
of No. 2135 West 129lh street here. but.
cnuho thin non. according to the put
pal Is to pass over equally between hini
hwo sisters. Mrn.
and Mru Klnnilor, of thin city the
two daughters, together withA ‘liel-
mont Kinatlcr and Louie Klein, being
thr- executors.
'1‘ ho innirumont. hearing date of May
it Iiitiii uiipuiutou that anyone (11101111
lag. indirectly iicornol Sacha. the son).
contoutitmfldto will in to forfeit the ho
Eipioei left to him or her
lilru.i1.-Inche pushed away at the
homr oi' hor Norwnik daughter on Hop
iouibci' 2n.
n
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LOOK FOR OOR BAT. NO.
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llluo‘tiuh, 12 we.
Cod steak, i2 l-iic.
Salmon, 12 We,
amnion incoherent. 12 1.211.
Melt. 12 We
Election. 5011.
The um um and Predator: (to.
”l” o
wtmrmforMmam
Mummies-atrium
lineman.
}
3 back home
up. '
Kit-in. of 1.\‘orwellc.,
, paid $17.90. ‘
ren‘s Ward Trinity Parish Iiaii Dec.
19th 'l‘icheteWJ—v“ zinc. ~Ativ. . 1
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I 1111111111111;
Woman Who Abused Aged Wil-
ton Resident Refused to Re. 1
main in Port Chester
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1
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1
I
ll. Ritson. who was leader of the Ear, EmAn Xmas present that will .1351 at The case of Annie Dower, charged
Iliuh polo team last your. in its attempt 1.”th an Autopiano Come in nnd‘ with eevcrch heating hire Rudolph
.Strauus when intoxicated, came up he-
Eforu Justice of the Peace William K.
EHnbbeIl in the Town House Wilton.
zTucsdav. and Mrs. Dower was found
igutlty of assault and drunkenness, and
1, sentenced to {iii days in the Bridgeport
Elail. After being brought back to the
'Norwulk stationhonsc, however. scu-
E to return to her husband in Port Chen
',tcr N Y., and newr return.
"Dutch Annie." as she has lonu been
known in this vicinity. was engaged
some time ago to take care of Mrs.
Strands, who is nearly so years of age
on the promise that she would leave
inioxicntione alone. She kept the pro-
mise until Sunday. when obtaining a
large supply of liquor. she became so
violent, and abusive, that .‘iira. Strands
called in the noightboru. who tele
phond to the Norwnlh police. Deputy
Sheriff ll). 1., Ladi‘igau was nutlflcd
and hastened to the ’Stl‘fllllltl homo
E home on tlm \t'mitport road, in an au-
tomohilo and brought Annie to the
South Norwnlk police station.
Annie was put on a t1ain.1nd Went.
Tuesday night she re
iurmd and lust 1“qu Sin-rill Lauri-
gnn 11 on again tailed to Wilton to tulle
Annie In charge. The charity cont-
1 mlanioimrs have arranged to how, her
soilt from town again and tho shorllf
i will pincc her on a train this afternoon.
””41 “Mum...“ M.— . .
AOTO TROOK MEN
HAVE CLOSE OALL
ti'l‘ANlli‘Oilli, ilot'. ixl‘WThi'lN‘ Inon
had narrow HHI‘MIIH'H i’rom euriouu in-
311111}1 (inlay when a large automobile
lirnoh loaded with furniture reoriuilzncd
from Now York to Stamford and South :
Norwalh. look ilro on Kepler'u Ilili.‘
i‘ho three men, who wort1 on tho our,
lumped. The machine 11th notch»
11mph zlzoie. which it broke, and then
lomiil‘d over, the "hody of tin1 truck'
with lie loud oi furniture 'filililli!
across the Wont Find trolley tracks,
which run by the-pinch. ' ,
(if the 31111.11, Max lundlnuder was the
only one. hurt. and one injuries con»
stair-1t chiefly of minor prance.
11w furniture endured lute damage
E
dMthm
tm. W Mite-NV
E Washington
Mohetouiafimtenflrety entire m
@1111“.mele trivial arm block invent, conferred 91m today for we denote “‘4’, Rather Anson. who to,
board of the Connecticut Woman Sut-
lfrnge Association in limtford. yester~
It was the iirst meeting after
the national convention. and many or
the. members oi the board had been in
for the memorable week
beginning with the first of December.
Mrs. Porritt, the press secretary, was
just back from England and there \1'1111
(Continued on Ninth Page)
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MAY NOT LET
SONMIOT TESTIFY
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NEW YORK, Dec. 18.~~Testimony oi"
Witnesses who appeared before the
German High court of Munich. when
diode Schmidt who tried for offering
to sell forged certificates and diplo
mas to students. was read today at the
Schmidt's trial for the murder of Anna
Aumiller. The evidence showod that
the prisoner sent more than 200 let-
ters to studetl'él; in Munich. offering
assistance and “mental specialist‘ in
their examinations. The letters were
reigned “ilr. Znntor.“ A search of
Schmidt's room in Munich revealed
blank diploma forms and facsimiles of
the seals of the Latin school of Malnz
and of the Royal Secretary of the Uni-
versity of Munich.
At the Munich trial Schmidt declar-
ed. according to the testimony read
today, that he had left the priesthood
because his father was a Protestant
and he (Schmidt) could not agree with
the doctrine of the Catholic Church.
The defendant's attorneys were still
undecided whether or not they would
lot him illkt' ,lho. ntuud.
neuron 111111113
MAY RESUME WORK
HERNA()SIAALO,EESUHUT‘H. Mon. lloo.
iN.-1--.\iiilc .owm'rn in territory under
the control oi" tin1 Mexican i‘oimiiiir
tlonuiini uuvci'iuncni may r11. Aline ”“1
operation of their properties w=honovcr
they uoo iii. It was announced trulay
.hy lnnurio iioniilnu. nocwlury of in-
ldiiutry
in tho l'lll‘l'illtidl' ca‘hluoi. that
Ifinundoairinu to work mines located
in tho Muir-.11 oi’ Houora, l‘hihunliua,
sinnlou and ilili'ilili‘l)‘\w{iiliti apply 11
the (iunniituilouullnt. linperiinvni, of
Ifomonot. Colonization 11ml iniiua‘ry.
loiniril Iii11'd,'ti111.y would revolve tho
nocouanry permits;
Under Mrixlcmi. law. minim): propoi‘m
Iy may not ill‘ worhod until ioruual
permission to do 1:11 has been loaned
by the federal itot‘rrnmuni. i' ’u'nu
'eaid that. 111111.111 American and other
foreign mutiny: men holding mreperiy
In the territory mentioned had local
It impounihlc to obtain‘ tlo1 propei'
authorization from the government in
Mexico t‘ity and for thin retrace th1
indooiry in the north war in a «111111
of stagnation.
vane (Attila. bee is ~-'l‘t1e illusion
to ”Month“ Whimnder 81o»;
time with John Mod the We] M
We. of Meet Wilson. The
sum “thfwtdmmmhwhhwie
manned WWWMMhmm New”
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Patr- tonlght and Friday. solder.
lHHiiH'S HilHlHilS
HHE HIHIHHiWiS
Governor Ammons Refuses to
Accept to Them and Dale-
gates Prepare to March
on Capital
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DENVER, 0010., Dec. 18.—~Cl1arac~
terizing the union’s demands as ridi
onions and their claims as overdrawn,
Governor'hl. MI Ammons has refused
to dismiss Adjutautfleneral John
Chase and other military oiflcers from
service. order the release of military
prisoners and abolish the military
commission in the' zone where coal
miners are on strike. These demands
were made upon the governor by a
committee from the Allied Trade Un‘
ion'a convention.
When the governor‘s stand was
made known to the waiting delegates
and they heard their committeemen
say that the threat of recall petitions
within five days had no effect upon the
governor, “Mother" Mary Jones arose,
and exhorted her hearers to band
themselves by the “riglitoousness,' .
match upon the state capitol and fling WASHINGTON D00. CIR—The M
dcilance of the governor in his iace"31’“b“wn National Committee ion
The delegates voted to assemble to-- night concluded its labor of reform i
day for lhc march to the capitol in party procedure and launched its germ
protest of the governors conduct of 91138“ for a reunion of warring 913*»
the law enforcement agencies in me‘ments, by adopting a resolution P.
state dining the strike of coal miners "WM? for a. radical change in the
in the Southeui Colorado fields. WES 0f representation in national. n
"1 here are no acts which have come Mimi; (onventlons which $01115.
to 1111 knowledge either oilicially or ““68 the quota of southern states from ,
runollloi ally of any misconduct on the 33 (0 10 per cent or the convention’t
Ipart oi' the officers mentioned in the midi
union’ 5 insulation. " said Governor \m, The action of the committee, (trifle.
Emons tod.1y.“and not until the com- “590 in vigorous terms by several
Emittee itself bi ought chnlges against its members, but made unanimous h,"
the men had i heard anything of it. i'
told them to produce their proof 111le
then i would listen to them.
“They may secure their recall petiv
tion against me but their thieat tow do
so does not weaken me in myd
initiation to preserve law and ordcrm in'
the stair." l
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PHiS HiHilli
Southern Delegates Cut ire,
to 16 Per1 Cent. of Tutti
' Number by Committee
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11—1111 3111
Proposed Reform Must lieuila'ltl
lied by States-Early Action
’ Expected
‘1.
(Continued on Sixth Peso.)
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11....) line of .111 stockings our and Says He Will Push Matter With»
980. Splendid line of handkerrhlofs _ .
for Xmas. See them vDC‘fOlC deciding! out Regard to DisnOSImfl
. .
oi the Case
Mia's l'olbemus, 80 \i'ashington street!
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GOVERNMENT MAY '
' A rthn 1' M orriaon. arrested by Spool
6 ET TE‘LPH “NE 11' H E8 Officer Alexander Benjamin, and charge
cd with a violation of the traffic law's-
stated to! a Sentinel reporter this
morning that without regard to. than .
disposition of bin case now before the
court, he will bring suit against. the
officer or the city for what he claim"
.11: nun"nr1antod iltiillll on the part DI
the policeman.
\iori 1111011 said this morning, “I won
in this thing drop. The officer grab .
lwd my nocbilo and early pulled it E'
from my neck, benefit; my stickpin
almost double. “0 also swore at me.”
’I‘T'U vase against, Morrison was post-
poned until Saturday morning li‘
.Indlzo Keogh today. at the request
Attorney Williams-5F. 'l‘nmuianl'. wh‘ , ‘
roprouvnte Morrison. "
BRIDCEPCNT on? E
enema WBECKE
Wm
iiillilili'li’thlit’i‘ llot‘. til Engllto‘N
oi the Bridgeport lfirc thipnrlmolt
tho iirnt oi' the new $10,000 gaunlin
prmmilcru bought by the city and him.
had word in tire lighters, was wrecked;
11111101111111 in responding to a bin:
at. luiiinm and Uri-hard ntroutn. A
nruuuinn in the utrcci and protrudint
manhole rover were hit by tho fro
Winnie. causing the securing wheel
be torn from Chauffeur Witt
I1‘runlt‘n hand and. it is believed. cs
ing the steering your to break.
machine. weighing over eight
and runnlna1 at about 21': ration an it
made a rig mg chum until our
corner house when It turned and.
ed for it. The front wheels were
often they hit the curb. one
through I. fence and bringing
nominal the building. but not with
cutout lame to demo It. The
at the machine teen! 11!. ‘
wt and m John km
1113 W to m “a“
mm m new
law. 11111. «my no 1-1 M‘
3%.
\\'.-\Si1il.\‘ti1’l‘0.\', Dec. 18.1wl’outmne
terileneriil .ilurlcson'e declaration for
the principle of government ownership
of tolegruphs and telephones, as out-
iinoil in his annual‘report. just made
public, undoubtedly will be. followed
by a Democratic caucus in the House
in January, which will decide'how for
the project. in to he made an adminis-
tration policy in Congress.
l’rcsldcnt Wilnon has been giving
the prolcrt careful utility and. adulth-
iutrntlon supportors say, has not prone
ed it. upon Congress at title time be.
cniuxo oi' the onot‘nnuie expound involv.
111]. A preliminary movr1 will be Coir
irrexslonai authorization to the post-
mnntor‘nuuurni to matte 11 report on
tho i‘ounibility of acquiring tin1 llnbn
for n non-rumout monopoly.
itopronr-piniii’o Lewin, who war; forc-
nmat colour: tho Congressional lcnduru
who worked out. the piwtrcl‘poui. had
prepared a hill on the new nuhjorzi, but
will give 11111 to an administration
11111111111111. hacked by (‘hnlrmnu l\Ioon of,
rho :llomw .i'out tilllco (‘omuilttom
‘)
my
leh‘iOUBINE FOR HIRE‘.
iticlinrd Lynch, 'f‘oi. tutti-h.
PRIEST BECOMES INSANE.
Nl'tW Ytlitlf, 'llctz. lit. -------- 'i‘hu’ united
oii'oviu oi“ policemen and of prionln
train the f‘hnrrh oi Our Lady of i'onr
poll woor i't"lilil‘ttli today to take the
Rev. lmvld Aunoll to tho puympnthic
ward at ilvlletuu Hospital, Father
Anneii in clinched to a. latitude
church at 12 North t-lunnre lionton. lie
came horn water-111w and was a truest.
attire-11mins bound of Our Lady of
”trumpet! Today he suddenly diorama
lviotent, ravine in Latin and broken
taught-h The hoopla! phyeteiene
«id he apparently m n denim of too
inmate no“ no. «no to this
mmmunrmm
WW
mun militia “In new
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