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;j;;:;;:::::;:fi::: AEONG ENEIRE llNE HELD e
BY lflEM IN NORlli EllAN;
phearty appreciation for the un~
lzens of our city in the: campaign ‘ Those Under . SUSDended
lOf securing subscribers and sub- Sentence
NflllWAllt DRIVE 3053,3100: 0323?: ‘32:? ~ ,
E00 $25,000
Entered at the South Norwalk Post
Office as Second Class Matter.
0Y8lEll 0000 HA8
fiAINEl] IN VALUE '
BVEll TEN TIMES
Agreement of Thirty Years
Ago in Sale Involved in
Test Case—To High Court
' SOUTH NORWALK. GONE,
SPANISH WAR
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ENCAMPMENl
Fourteenth Annual Session
Opens in the Town Assem-
bly Hall, With Many Dele-
gates in Attendance
SATURDAY, JUNE 16,- 1917
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:mg sentinel and Th‘ ROI-Walk pended sentences imposed by federal
yHOllr for the liberal space given courts have been granted “full am-
l - - - nesty and pardon" by President Wil-
lte the publicity 0f the leerty : Mson, in a proclamation carrying out
tLoan. To the bankers who de- the recently announced policy of ex-
ivoted unstinted time and valu- itending clemency in such cases.
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. Without the exercise of such clemen-
lable sci-Vice. To the clergy, at-
BRIDGHPO'RT, June iii—An inter-
esting dispute over an agreement,
claimcd to have been made more than
thirty years ago between the late
Henry J. Lewis and the late Peter
West, over dock property at the foot
{scriptions to the Liberty Loan. _
D To The South NorWalk Even_ ‘VASHINGTON, June‘ 16.—~Neariy
‘ 5,000 persons at liberty underlsus-
tions and the Opposition
Appears to be Weakening
cy the persons affected would have
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, oi l’t‘lllbl‘Oh'v street, came up yester-l ’ ltorneys and doctors who not W99“ (“)Dlg‘mm under a “9291;”. The big drive for Norwalks share! ‘
day morning bcfore .ludize Howard J. , - 4‘0“” man ate ‘0 re urn ‘0 cus 0 Y- of €25,000 of the 0100000000 I‘ed
flflnAv 8 LIST Curtis in the iirst part of the Superiorll‘AfllEs AUXlllARY ! ldressed the theatre audlences tomorrow. Acmgs “'1“. Flood Week begins 31:)“.
l The proclamation signed yesterday;
, . . rant: made public today. points out hav: th- ‘el' ‘. _, ‘ i} __ 1
1:0 the_musmmn3 who g3”? ‘that many of those under Suspt‘litlvdl ( L I" ”mm” plan- W’fi‘ud'
ltheir servtces and the Connect»
Huey ’1‘. West and Alexander Gottlelb
‘1 . out fun 1 at H: I t .' .
Also IN SESSIUNA 2sentencrs have been at liberty 1'0!“ L 1 1a lllOlIYlCLlltll or teams
‘ tout Com a for free trans r-
l’l‘be last named pleaded certainI m—‘ p not Do
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long Dei'iods and have P:-lal)llr=hf’tl‘ “”1 M] ( u" “n ' ‘l U “’1 do the
'clninis. To them a demurrer was filed A’l‘OflllflCllt Speakers Heardt tation to the out'Of’town mem‘
court on the plaintiff's demurrer to thel
~ defendant's answer. i
5 The plaintiff is the ll. J. Lewis Oys.
, tier Company, the defendants, Mrs}
,and open air meetings.
day and the “xt‘Ctllll‘e committee
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{Bankers
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,UPTHilllAIIVANt‘iE 1
Ancient Throne of Spain ‘
, C'tnvassiti". will be :tiinounc t t.
themselvts as valuablc tsciors ”tidal,” on Monday 6‘ I mu
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.theii communities .0 thi. then re , Toinor'ow 1m. ch-rgynn‘xn of all 1}“.
Pleased With Re-
?llut alter the lawyers had spent halft , berg. To the military firemen, iturn to custody would serve no good; local rquw‘. will preach sermons
Slllt, and Another Issuehui hour talking Judge Curtis sug-t ‘ . . ' tpurposc. The supreme court decision, in {am} A f A} w vi- “- ,... NOW Threatened b the
0W“, m, ,,g,.,...,,,.,,, .,,, m. ,3... so», boyscouts.somewhmerchants. afftcting them was delivered in tlict mm 0 “5 W -‘ “WW y - »
celebrated Iiillits case last. Decoration!
the court holding unanimously to sue»:
pend a sentence but staying its man-l
date until Jum> 15. ‘
manufacturers, schools and all
who contributed to the public
parade. t
To the mayor and city of-
Today War Upheaval
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No single. person is bitter vquali-l
tied to speak of the immediate necdl
of Red Cross Work at for our urmv' . . - .
‘ a .. .. h P . )3. ‘ British troops are striking along _
... d "i k _) d lb .nn nuiy t on central John J. lei-t . . -
Amnesty an. nation to eitin et .v‘ Hm”, who in addressing Lip- Nationflalltltlst the (into-(- illlt.‘_llley hold in.
the proclamation in all cases where,
the sentences imposed WM? 1‘“ tlrin‘ al “ed Crass council said --']~po fool-iNorthern France. not with me ter—
‘ . " ' ‘litigot'o'wiooilcis“r-_v‘ “-3-.” ,_,, l -l_
the period between the date ot pupa-j mm) mm“ bfgu; m l‘gilli'tll(‘)(tliatlh\$l-l“f“- toitt “huh llidllxttl'lllt. me
that when Mr. \Yest wanted to soil liemvflu “we, and “t sition and the prescnt date, and in allt are in this great “.m.‘ 80 W” m“, torics 0f AM“ and Mossmes, but
, 'cascs whore pleas or ‘L't‘x‘dicls of guil-; hm, can (1° no greater work than m3m it more or loss tentative manner,
the leeny Loan. $13.01;}: ”29:21, Ill;l:lflr)l1:oJ-ilunfil Ill start this movement and bring themlglll'mz‘: “'l-‘l‘n'lll will}? “9119f. tllfit
' 1 n “ " ‘ “N“ “ lit) the full realization of the verytlheld Marshal Man: is preparing to
. >. its very largely at-A
was to give Ml" ”MS ””3“ first chance ‘ tended by the delegates and their.
HENRY ' 'GREGORY’ :Olllt‘l‘ cases of suspension, ii respite oil ,W c“. _ . , ,‘ __ ‘ _ , ‘ .
- . q“ “,0th i. granted for immq .w 9““ “t’loui‘n‘h-‘l 0‘ ”I“, “t“ 10 lllaht'daunch a blow on a hitherto unpre~_ ‘
Chairman. ,. - - . . ~‘ S‘ then) feel that we are in this to “’imlcedented settle. Tm) features of
at tho same tiuurcs for which thelgupm‘g. An excellent program of.
, ‘ ‘ mm- and the probabilitv is that our enter-I - ' '
F. A. smug, Sec Yl ' ‘ the figlitiiig,st;tiitl out With sharp
.(‘ourt on l'PSt-‘l’VflllOll. The lawyers no.
MOIltlls iccpted the suggestion and promised to?
lg“ tocnther. i The first session oi“ the fourteenth
I l 153mg: lizvopertby “11:8?5'1 \ir {annual cnt‘vunpmcnt of the t'niiedt
‘ n “’ ‘ "- “5 ougt "0” ‘ t Spanish War Veterans Calllfn’ ot‘ the' '
Lewis the dock property involved pllY’tsltllt‘ of Connecticut was opened lastl ficials, am; to gum. and evgry
in“ for it $24300- with the “3”)“um night in the Town Assembly Hall, in' one Who dld the“ b“ in helping
achieve the superb results of
i at Sessions Last Night and ‘
A Coming In AbOllt Threeithat the case could go to the Supramel A
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The second list. of Liberty Loan sub-
IiCl‘lbl‘I‘S is printed in The. Sentinel to-‘-
kiny, and numbers 1,353 perSons. With:
[the list of 1,007 names printed in Wod—
uivsduy's pl per it makes a total 0i ‘2-
HI‘LO. This is considered an excellent
lillowing, as the subscribers took bonds
in the amount of $801,050. Those who
klld not subscribe for the first bond is-I
line will have an opportunity again
boon, as it is announced that there will
yo another flotation in about three‘
”"1”“ ‘37” “‘1‘“ , lspculiing opened the season, and this»
f“ ”‘0 “m“ ”“1 agreement was: “laflpiivas followed by the carrying out oft
llt‘llllt‘l‘ gentleman. 9““ ”m 9055”“ iregular annual business. Among the}
“0“ (if Bridgeports growth, with ”mispcukcrs of the evening were several’
resulting enhancement Or property {department officers, Mayor Carl A.§_
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ponths. .
in making the reports at 12 o’clock
yesterday of the several baitl's‘o'i‘ Nor-
thtlk, to the. chairman of the Libcriv
llnan committee, the South Norwzilli
{l‘v'ust Company reported $100,000 in
indiscriptions. . There were additional
values. The dock property is consul,H
ercd today to be worth from $25,000 to!
$30,000. When Mr. Wcst died some: , , I x .. . , 1,. _.
yours ago ”m estimated value of ”W‘Allll) of tin Rtpubtic, Licuteunn tel t
. . . ‘i‘air .\l. Minion. Commander ill. Ztl A
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p‘r‘d‘flli-‘l \i‘!i}.ll‘.‘“‘1‘)xl ‘ht‘lliq‘uzdlfiqggzg Mullintzs, of Mclxmloy Catlin. .\o. 0,
11‘“"‘l'b"\':(m‘§ ‘11,; , l‘léhu‘;'th:;‘w ‘lllilllf‘ the address of welcome. and Do
' e t c ' "s i.' . 7 c .
‘ " . )at'tiucnt (‘cmm'indcr ( l‘ltt T‘i A.
Had 99 Years Lease. ‘1 ‘ ' ‘
orstrom, Benjamin .H. Cheney. lie-AW
partment Commander of 'thc‘firand: ;
RfllAlAAEANUM’S
ing the war is going to be the decid-i
the
dissolution
.. intuit IN 0.00,
in: factor and the burden of success significance ' 11“? 11"“ W18
is going to rest on thr- l‘niteil States," tcclilcncss wuli who-h the tier-mans
”W“ the Re” CWSS W3” LOOK Aftet'tnrc rcactinu,m1d the second is the
Amer'ca" Tr°°ps at H°m°“ and 'isurprisiug promplitess with which -
Abroad. , ~ - x . , ~
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AIHPI‘IOHH tl‘m‘ll‘. under Gcnornll!" lliii admit». it llltllll ts 111
is sectors.
crsliinu. will soon be on the firing 1‘”
(first?) t 321,5??th received \ir (‘ottliob cmiioq in limo," ,. mfllausphiltlt prosidpd mm;- tin» lnt‘t-llflfl_‘ ‘ W—-—~~—~ 3 “mi in I’x'flnyp‘ Thcy (1959,“. Am The whole situation is entirely
: u mg 0 5""U‘- 'l‘hls W034 ‘Dlmn‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ 'l and introduced the various speakers . ‘ ' ‘ [film's best " '. . . 33 ' "
. - -~ ' v . i4 <1 - . . ~ .. ,lmll ll to that t.\l\llll“’ mm to
xxJ 10 «Chairman Judge ”_ W. Gregory lids (llldll’lf‘ll a him ol’ the dork for Or the owning. : Anarchists Arrested Ill 1 a I
(who immediately wired the corrected
{'0 years and Judge Curtis has ruled 1
Raid on No-Conscriptioni
The .‘iovcrnmcnt will see that noth- the great "strategic
‘ . ‘ . . retreat” of ,
mg; is lacking in equipment and lim-
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. \- . l t r 'l‘ i ' 1.. mo . ., , .....__.._.. . .. . _. . . .
tonount of $861.0n0 to the Liberty ”fl”. ”m “ l" ”mini fl“ same '1 (Continued on Page Two) . t w, , ‘ 3 trrial. to make ”Him pupil-em fightiugl'tin “S““i‘!” “0m ”19:. bomme
“m“ l’el‘d‘l‘m‘wm- t“ " - a“-.. - L. S. Lircuit (.ourt Vacates. ,,,..,, thin-o IS t‘VlLit‘lltft‘ that held Mar-
The list of local subscribers sincni There is -'l question of notice mvolv-‘ ’ . -
oil one side claiming it was properly
Null-ditcsdav follows
' ' ‘civen. the other denying it. The Su ,
ttroco court will he asked to pass upon:
,_ 'thc meaning of that agreement madoi
limorc than so years ago hctwccn twol
WRANKI‘INA SMITH 1well -known oyslrincn who little,
...a in. . ' . 1
dreamed that llridgeport would. within!
a generation. increase its population!
Th? “Alli-T‘l‘ican llattcr." published
"“ NEW York City. which is the, all-
six fold and its property values nearly‘ . .
as lllllt'll~~lll some cases more. Veiled Men AlSO Elect E S
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Schmid, of Washington, as ‘
ltpentic and leading trade journal of
the hat and for business. in connec-f
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“All“ Willi“ Tl] . ‘1 Their Head
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. 1 Mr. and Mrs. D. ll. Beach. C‘. Van
.t'lon with its June number issued ill ,Louvcring and ‘(.. L ”Pym“ have W-
:ipecial manufacturers supplement. in:
iturncd from Washington, I). C... ‘
the supplement there appears an ar-‘
whcrct
llicle under the title: “The Quest of
. ;the men have been attending the 'in-‘|
Money is scarce in Norwaili sincemlal Sesston of the supreme council.g
the Perfect Process of Preparing Hat-
ttcrs Furs." The article was written
the invasion of the Liberty Loan. (‘ityi‘l- '0- V- P- R, which convened on‘
Trcnsurcr Wilfred Bodwell found outl'lxlt‘sm‘." and Wednesday, 'June 1‘2 and‘
tar Franklin A. Smith of this citv. ”ll“ 0““ {WWW-V WM“ h“ “Sled ‘0 1“" The ”any 19“ MW ‘0’“ "" Mon't
'l‘he publishers of the magazine make borrow ”“000 to pay the running ex-
itlte fOHOWing editorial comment.
"Mr. Smith is probably better quali-
Aduy afternoon in two special cars with
pt-‘nscs oi‘ the city as voted at Tues-‘1’”)?hols 0f Long A. GPOHO. and Brooke)
find to write on this subject than one
one iii the country. Manager of Mar-
((‘outliiuod on Sixth Page.)
PRUPHETS 00TH] *
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day's council meeting. The ordinaryflyny “'“h ”WAY WWW, 0"91‘ the B. &‘
rate of interest on money borrowed by1 - R- fR- !
the ohms 41/: per cent. After sonieimg'lltlgngllhl‘ his? year cichir new;
.. .. . . _ .. . investigation. Mr. Bodwcll discovered“ 1' 5 litre N‘n institutet. and:
Votired when that. firm Li'ecei’itlv money wanted by the my and finallyfi; illl' ' mil mgflrjlzmmn ls growing
wound up m affairs His article had to Day 91-} per cent. interest liming)? ;\ lit ‘iefiwftst and the outlooi; is
printed herewith is untimely I‘l‘acti. order to obtain it. This is an increase laiincgmsdw Th1 lot in coining .‘t‘d'
oil anti of urea: value to all who liselUf 3‘4 per cent interest over the 0“”qu “I“, d ' «Scum-d 0‘..“m-hmm(m'
that material " ‘ ,nary ml”)- . . ‘ .” 9 cc 9 grand momiV‘Il 01 ill? sun
‘ ‘ . The cause or money being scarce istlllOlllP council of the Mys'ic Order oft
M”‘ the fact that the banks invested inpvellm P50911915 97' “l" ”“633th
EzEBERTY LOAN {Liberty Borlls to a fairly large extent. Realm at 1L“ 595;“0“ All 31111401110 Tom—l
iln the 'casc where subscribers piiniT“llll’le 1“ WEShlngton. t
SUBSCRIBERS,chased lbonds through the banks on Th9 supreme COMIC” 8150
—" _ lthe installment plan, it' was necessary
The number-of names of subscripdthe the banks to go to work and buy
ms handed in by tho banks of Nor-“l9 bonds
Lower Tribunal’s Order
BOSTON, . no lt‘.-—-—’l‘he United
States (‘ircultcourt of Appeals yester-
day vacated an outer of the District
Court in appointing Thomas J. B'oyn-
tou temporary receiver for the Sn-
preme Council, Royal Al'cnnum.
Application for the appointment of.
n. recclvcr was made on behalf of
Arthur L. Hobart of ilraintree, who
ii“ the holder oi‘unominuldenthbone-l Miss Goldman, constituted
tfit tonincap- .illccod [hit the {untistacy
' of the order had been ittlpt‘opcrl)’ fld-i subscription records were seized. -
A As neither Berkman nor Illiss Gold-i
the charges: man is a citizen of the United States.‘
ministered. Counsel for the organiza-
tion on appeal denied
and submitted a statement prepared
by actuaries and filed with the State
litpnfliiiont. of Jinsuranctr hhowing
that it was more than 100 per cent
solvent.
The Court of Appeals held that the convicted of crime in this country he;
may be deported, no matter howl . .
many years he has been in this coun-t . Divorce.'setflement Nlade‘support to reports that the Italian
lower court was without jurisdiction
in appointing! a receiver, as the Royal
Arcanum was a Massachusetts cor-
poration and Hobart.
sought relief elsewhere.
,flNE'SlABAER . .
a NflllWAllt
Norwalk has one slacker, that is a
unanilperson who was supposed to register
gmously voted to instruct i=3 ‘iustoeq for conscription, but failed to do so,
lto invest $10,000 in liberty'loan bondsueliberately or otherwise. The name
should have.
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Berkman and Emma Goldman, anar-
l chists, arrested yesterday on a fedora
at bench warrant, charging them with‘
conspiracy to prevent ‘ registration,
gwerc to be arraigned today before
‘a United States commissioner.
The. complain! alleges that signed
articles in the Julie issues of thct
iBlnst and Mother
tpublications edited by Berkmau and
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A wagonload of propaganda and
lit was pointed out today that it’ con-
:victed they may be deported after
Lthoir prison terms are served.
Ilaws of the United States. provide
that where an alien has twice been
try. Berkmnn served fourteen years
for the attempted aSsasslnaiion of H.
ved a term of one year on Blacli‘
well's island for inciting to riot.
initial old
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In the nine decisions handed down
yesterday" by the Judges of the
with money from its de.jand appropriated $100 for membership'of the fellow is known to city officiatsJ‘Supreme Court of Errors including
The American Red Cross must see shal von llindcuhuri: is planning
League i
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Earth, anarchist;
consplr-i
The ‘
Ntll UNREASUNABEEt
that nothing is lacking to keep them
For this the Red Cross must have:
l~-~llospital and medical equipment
to supplement. that of the Army Medi-
cal Department.Nequal to any enter-
goncy. Equipment to care for 1,000,-
; (too then ought to be provided at once.
‘ 2—wltecrcation and rest facilities bo-
liintl tho firinc line. Americans on
leave. unlike the iritislt and Fri-itch,
.oaimot return to their homes. (‘lub
looms, sports. supplies, boolis and
othcr means of recreation must be
sent them from Amvrica.
articles not included in army rcauln
tions. Many thousands or articles,
from tooth brushes to writing paper
Mrs. Wyckoff Given Her
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thy Vera Bailey \l'ychoff against Spot-
Aford F. \Vyckot’f and a decree of di-
‘vorce to Mrs. Wyckoh‘ Was granted
by Judge Curtis in the superior court
~t‘ollowing the con lilittec‘s report: By
lthe terms of to settlement Mrs.
'Wyckoi‘f is to receive $2.000 alimony,
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tpayable within a week. and an allow-
so long as she remains unmarried.
She is given the custody of the child
but Wyclioft‘ is to be permitted to. see
it at suitable intervals. Mrs. Wyckoff
3-3-l’tll‘50lilll comfort kits and small-
. . . . . Eunothor grout withdrawal and that
RE“ \Ollk, June lbr‘AlPXIindPl'; healthy; happy and eiiicicnt soltllel‘$.l].‘i(.ld Marshal llaig is pressing him ‘ k
at all points indlic hope of deliv- *
luring: a shattering blow if such a -
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second t‘rctrcat to victory"
tcriulizes. . .
The italians. having: successfully
maintaimnl their advance in the
face of the most formidable A128-
triau counter attacks. are appar-
ently preparingt for a resumption; M
of their oifcnsivcs. Vienna reports .
'that the Italian guns have opened
with greatest violcltt'c in (‘arinthia,
indicating that General Cadorna‘
has chosen a new sector in which to
deliver his next blow. The scene
'of the bombardment is some thirty .
iinilcs north of Gorziia, and an of— ~
fflfllSth‘ in.this region would lend '
commander has far more tinbitious
A final settlement was reached yes-tplans than even the conquest of,
C. Frick, and Miss Goldman has E""‘Aterday in the divorce action brougl‘ti'l‘riest. ’
l The upheaval canscd by the
:grcat war, which
hurled two monarchs from their
thrones, now menaces the. ancient
tt‘lironc of Spain.
peninsular kingdom.
little is known the Spanish army
ilS taking the load iii the revolution»
has agreed to limp her $100.0th alirnfiary movement. which is further ae~
has already . ..
The utmost ex- ‘
lyrtions of the Spainish censors have?" _
ance of $83.23 a momh for living eX-tfuilcd to complctcly suppress re- ‘
-penses for the reintlinder of her ”telly,”S of gravc' happenings in the I.
From what: j _
a;
mm, are as follo“.s._ ’pogps. gimp a part‘ of mp mmmn the George Washington Memorial but Will not ‘be (1150105811 until aetionithlee from Fairficld county. only twoigfifi“ 5:11]; amfié‘tié‘géuhe‘. ‘nomer'm'mw',cclcratcd by the ‘food scarcity and? Y.
Pew,“ Tum Company » 14olainount of subscriptions. “.mch'Asmciation. is taken by the local or federal au-‘errorswere reported. .\'0 error was“ ‘ " ' ' ___‘ industrial unrest. Rumors of re.
liairfield '(‘ounty Savian‘fiéfilfl' 14; nmountpd to more than $800,000, wasl Other officers elected for the emithorities. The penalty for falling toiound m the ruling of the. public utility EAGLE LOCK OFFICE GOES 0N{V01l. have been 0“,.le for several 7;:
Central National Bullkh.‘ ‘ "' 1,; taken on this plan. money became suing,r year were. Archibald H, Huston, register, according ot the law, is one‘commisslon concerning fares on the STRIKE months and at the end of May ill
City National Bank: """"" 218 quite scarce. it will not be so long. Columbus, Ohio, deputy grand mon-lyear imprisonment and there is no;Stamiord division of the Connecticut} ' E ‘ ‘ 1‘ d” l‘t tl ‘t't‘ ; ’1
Fan'field Comm, thnainanl 0 0:1‘0“.evm.' as the purchasers will my arch; Jesse K. Spright, Pittsburghflchance of evading it by the payment’ccnipauy and the Supreme court nus-l . A 1“. as annountc tia to cons lR—V
‘Norwolk Savinés Society \.. 095 back the money the banks loaned out Pa., grand chief Justice; Dwight E.~0f a line. .. _ .. tamed the Superior court, which found; Winfs. 10 Per {30“ ”crease 9 tional guarantees would be sue-l
Sou”, Nor“.a1k‘3m.in,.; ‘B‘dml‘ ' " nyl’nn the Security of the Liberty Bondsclme' Fall .River- Mass" grand magi”. .Tms m “1.9 “m "a“ of Slakasm ltha m"? fares ““9“ the compi‘nl’i Gwen-t? Maimny Of Employes‘ Apended while the government pros
Brink of Norwalr "“ " ' " 32'. .,,nd the rate of interest will recede to 0f ceremonies; Charles M. Coitou, lilo-{discovered in Norwalk or vicinity andlcharged from Stamford to 'Norotonl TERR“ lLLIu, 31.1119 16.—~Aftcr nmthibited all public manifestations in
' ‘ -------------- us ‘chester, ‘N. Y., grand treasurer; Sid-:is rather a dlsappoiutment since itiwere not unreasonable. Residents of’ employees In practically every other '
South N -w ' - 1.;lhe average rate.
01. “I“ Tum company" 46"; n is quite possible that the fact that
:interest is soaring will make some dif.
ferencc in the city budget. It has
‘t"'becn hinted that at the next meeting
of the board of estimate, which will be
- . - held Monday evening, that it will 'be
ill the list of 2,420 published namesasked to increase the amount‘ot
:of Norwalk subscribers, seventy or: . .
.more of these subscribers made their,{222§f’$"°§,§gu$§ it; .331? 3511;;
subscriptions through other sources; a; be borrowed by therclty
in adjoining clties,.consequently, the1m“ y ‘
Want}. at [these semnty tsubsoripq "
tionsf does not appear in Norwallf‘s
«grand total‘of 3811.650.
was thought that all Oh the men ell-throton made the complaint to theldellal‘lmem had received a 10 991' respect to international qhestions
gible for draft were «patriotic enough public utilities commission. clainnngll cent. increase in their salary, the ot-iTlns was followed by an outbreak
N. Y., grand keeper of the archives; lto register. it is thought that a few that the company should not be allow-‘ patty, numbering ailDI'OXimately for-vat Barcelona on June 1, the ser»
Edward C. tPelouze, Richmond. Va.. more such cases like that in question ed to charge five cents from Stamford puny, numbering approximatelyq forJoitsness of which was indicated by
grand orator: Harold M. Harter, To-gwill be discovered before the draft ls.to the Newton bridge and five cents;tY-f0m‘ 111611 ‘and women .fithk this the fa tthat the soldiers sided with“
ledo, Ohio, grand captain of the guard; tactually made. but it is hoped that thelfrcm the Noroton bridge to Noroton‘ afternoon, demanding a similar ill‘ c‘ " , - ‘
Hurry W. Ortiway, Chicago, 111., grant: number will be small. center but only live cents for the en- oreasejn their pay. The. employeesgthe revolters and imprisoned
lstandard bearer; Henry‘L Marsh, Rod It is said that the young fellow who.tire trip. The company defended on in the machine, tool. pattern and die number of their officers. ,}
cheater, N. Y., grand marshal;‘ Antony failed to“ register is of .. pmGermunTtbe ground that this had been the departments received no increase in1 The exact part which the issues:
E. Ittner, New Orleans, La, grand‘al- sympathy and this would account {or charge of the two connecting trolley their pay. ‘, The increase maeled'of'the war play in the Spanish
chemist, and Harry De Witt Buckley. his lapse of duty. Action will be {alien companies which the Connecticut com- about .mmilptenugpyees in upwards. - is ‘s difli lt to determine Thai
Springfield. Mass, venerable grand at once and there is no doubt but what‘pany had bought up and they: cone‘of sixty departments and came after one 1 cu ~. ‘ l "
.jrophei. Arthur W. Letevre, Albany, he, will suffer severe consequences as tended that the charge was reason- : demand liadbeen ,niadeby the‘em-
'N. Y.,.was reelected grand-trustee. the result of it. able. " p inlaid pioyeee- for such1 5311 increase.
hey D. Smith, Hamilton, N. Y., grand.
‘ 0 ., secretary; Charles E. Wardwell,Rome,
l Total ..
It is probable that there may have
been handed in a few duplicate
names. It is only fair to state. that
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