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‘- tfil. Joseph's parish over 110 had gone
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, ‘li-d gone from this city.
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a wants ova special. Vila one can own oraaaroa
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PAIRIOIISM f
N litiliRlS
PIAINNAA
Palace Theatre Crowded
. Last Evening With People
’ Anxious to Aid Knights of
i Columbus War Fund‘ .
- ANNA. AANNAAAN
‘ lilVES leE TALK
'Judge Tammany and the.
Premier Trio and War!
Views Enjoyed
tNNNANNA
Pillfllifllllil
» lll_A_Mflll6A
Labor Should Also Surrcné
der All Practices Which
TendtoRestrict Maximum!
Efficiency, Mediation Com-‘
mission Says
Pflllllll AANNA
~ AN AcolNlNl,
Inquest Held Into Austin
Garage Blaze, Which Re-
sulted in Killing of Row-
ayton Jitney Driver
-—~ MiNlWllNESSES
NEH] BElTER . .
NANNAANANA “*5 EXAMINEII
Men in the Garage Before
ToolMany Labor Disturb-E WWeBrochutTellof
l
ances Stop Great Deal of Conditions There
Production i Coroner Phelsn at the conclusion of
-tho inquest into the death of Erminlo
WASHINGTON, 'l-‘eb. ll.—Elimiharjpe¢rom" of w“ h 1 Boy,
on of profiteering. the eight hour c ”'8' ayton.
l s
Edit. less inconsistency heme" ‘0‘"! tin Garage fire. early i-‘rlday morning.
5 maimfri'fa film‘s”; l'n Mum" e'gaaid that he could find no criminal
. e on uc 80 l | ' ’.
"« W“ l mm" "mm" “le! m... guiding mum... at home. and; {33’3333233 {Adkin‘iai'mfi' :33"?
including "Q7" DOWN“. Councilman the recognition of some form of nol-‘wu to be regretted that Petrhni had
R““‘°“."'°°N- CQi'O'PTMif-m Conn-cl lectlve relationship between capitalldted and in such a manner: it 'u'
Quinlan “‘1 C“? 0'9“ 30591150“- and labor as a principle in a national? as 1". as he could tell from his in.
"he Palace theatre orchestra had labor pone". are the principal 'mm‘Avestigatlon. an accident.
been augumonted {Or the 0008510" and mendatlons of President Wilson's. The first witness called was 0.0,"
03'0”“ '1!” ”19 ”“0““ 9““ At “1' mediation commission which has Just1 ll. Olnvstoad. of Popp street. who was
“Gingham . .ctures "en'flnlfihl’d a “"9! 0' the "W “"9“! action as. night man at Austin's Gar-
“M‘m' ' "d “'9 “91 "'[wesi'oi the Mississippi River. whiehmg, on Thursday
”Nausea; the address that igll‘owed. the souffle,“ W m, men-i . .
“a!" m‘ Ejfmmany. 9 3 m‘n'acing to successful prosecution of the the a... ,5 has be- m u.
mmmatnomuormjnw ”mm “fitummmtm he
”dfl- - ' i In return for this. the commissioniknpw of nothing a," cm have caus-
‘ Hr. Twin)“, referred to our eight holds. labor bhoum “surr-mder '“ .ed the fire unless it was a. back fire of
months of m '“k' t° "‘9 13“ m“.prsctices which tend to restrict maxi-,m out” or that an engine w” m
we '9" 3““ Mum”! to know that mum ofilciency" when it i8 3853’“ 0' . hing so rapidly that it set fire to the
"m 1“ this 3”“ “ml-‘5‘" by the '9' sound conditiéns and effective means V300,- boards of the car. or that then-
cctit shortages of fuel and food, the
.10!“ Just redress of mielanm- twvs a leak which caught fire from
meatless days and sharply lt wa-s, The commission headed by Sacra-v
brought home by the sad incident of I
the Tuscania. 1
lie referred to the fact that theE
South Nonwalk Council of the K. of
C. had out of a-«memberlhlp of. 115‘
sent. out to theservlcc 22 members.
. .
I The patriotic lecture and concert of
Sloth Norwalk Council of K. of C., at]
Auto Palace theatre last evening was:
indeed a success from every view u
point. At 1:30 o'clock, when the en-
tertainment the “Standin
Duly“ sign was hung out.
(Continued on Page Nine)
AANANANNNN ‘
Plilllll with
Police Looking For Samuel
Hotnig, Who Made Attack
on Morris Bernstein ,
The police are looking today for
i Equipment coming—Willr‘Samuel Hornlg. driver of a jitney,
E ' which was destroyed in the fire at
Develo ickl
p_Q_u__y Austin's garage. on Friday morniri‘
W ASHlNGTON. Feb. 11,—Completczmr having stabbed Morris Bernstein.
A
Istahdardlzatlon oi rialroad equipment A 0' 5 Burritt avenue, an employee of
Mindergoing Severe Hard-as the economy measure being work- "1° Victoria Waterway Company.
. . ‘ 'ralncoat manufacturers a: 68 Water
ships to Make Life of titegfgdgg‘ W "L ”W" ““mln‘3"“"°"l.....t. m m. A... .n. of A. face,
French Soldier Easier
Only by government control. it wastlust in" front 0' "W 081'. '"lh 8 DEV
pointed out, can this he done slice-E" shears.
. new YORK. Feb. 11,—How Amrl.:tlvely. in case roads return to prt-E
(continued on fifth hazel
NNNNNAN’AAANN .
. PLANS STANDARD E
E * Hill lllE NAllNN
Complete Standardization of
\
of the good showing made by St!
Mary's. of Norwalk. and that over 600
What are you going to do for the
(Continued on Fourth Pane.)
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l
Bernstein was taken by fellow cm-
can. women oi wealth and refinement Vale “01“!” after the “m" h ‘5 mm': £31516?“ 1;: .l' “fie”? a‘t 10‘
are performins the most menial immune that the government V“! Mills“, ‘39,, to“ n rif“ “,he'f an“ 2"
and» undergoing-lsevere hardships to direct "115. ’"k—mdhmm' com-'w; in o r'. if“ a ”:1 th :1 he
lustre the lot of the French soldier ‘. panics havms been unable to agree'mmd :33”; E. anger an a t e
Pirates- on the way to and from the on such a‘ plan. 09'9“? ”mm“ Bemstelnsreiused to make any state
I'rout is told graphically in a series attempts in this dlrectlon. merit as to what caused the narrel
of letters received here from Mrs: Standardisation to hem“ worked or Who stabbed him when a 9?: ti -I
{Belmont Tiffany. 'a New York society out under n" department of pur- reporter endeavored to get tits-Alina;-
imagrggiggdear gefegrggf‘lzaxggifiE faction by telephone, and informed
at a French railway junction. She! n.3,. rsgfiirielhetx: £15me? org;
grit-nth?[lgtgag-agg'urfitlttenfltgublicilu'o:' information being given out by him.
8M released for publication 129d: ‘8. and intimated that even then little
. . would he said.
tithe American Red 'Cros The police received the complaint
our story. at about five minutes after 10 o'clock
th.’s morning. and Officer Frank Strat-
ton was dispatched to look up Homig.
who had fled, however, and no trace
of him had been found up to press
time.
(Continued a Page Seven.)
. mm NiNlNiNINNs i
A NNAAN IN A llllll
' ---——~———~ A ’ E A
PRESIDENT T0 fCoroner and Merchant Firefi
ADDRESS CONGRESSE Ten Shots at Each Otheri ,
' wasnmoirom l-‘eb. 11,—presldenti ' m Campbellsvrlle WASTE
M'iia'on at 12:30 p. in. today will ad-
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EATLESS
00%ka SAYS
who wa-s burned to death at the Aus-‘
plastic-tilt ‘
Joseph Qu
RUS
AN
lNerN AN ‘ llli
! TAX Iii’l lil'lllliN.
' Alli NNiilNlN
Delay in Mus- irre-
W“. m 3c.“ "3
l Postponement Order
WASHINGTON. D. 0-. Feb. ll.—Ex-
tension of the time for filing income:
and excess profits returns from larch
1 to April 1, was announced yeater~
day by Daniel C. Roper. internal Rev-
enue Commissioner. This ruling ap-
plies also to reports on payments of
more than use daring the year to
be made by employers and business
enterprises, and covers incomes both!
above and below 83,000 and corpora-E
tion lncomcfi. - E I l
Delay in tho preparation of blank l
forms and "maul-a was the pri|-:
(ceauaaadsufdhe'mo '
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ANNNllNNNrrNAN A
IN NAAANNNIN All.
I
aornie in the Hos-
pital and Not Expected to
Recover
Norwalk had a little war all of its
own yesterday afternoon buck of the
reservoir on Stevens street when do-
seph Quaornic was shot in the
stomach by a youth known, as
“George". whose last name is said to,
be Felice. Quaornle is now in the Nor- '
walk hospital in a critical condition.
and there is said tobc little chance for
his recovery.
"George." who is a young man about
19 years old, has fled the town. to-
gether with his father. and the police
in Bridgeport. Stamford and other cl.
ties have been warned to be on the
lookout for them. . E
The local police are now working on.
DYNAMIIE lilRl
H0108 lilflliil
0f NlNNNNNN
Believed She Took Part in
Anti-Registration Propa-
ganda and Is Now a Sedi-
tion Suspect
BRflTflfllMAY "
~._ SW... -.._,g .
IA DECLAltEs WAR AT .
END AND STOPS FIG
ING.-.-WITHDRA
- -.—.—.._
ate Peace.
S TROOP
—_
Cential Powers Pushing Their Diplomatic
Advantages in All the Smaller Each
Countries for Russia to Accept a 8998!...
NEWEKRApl—IlliAN '-
REfLIBLlC LOA {
Americans Fight Desperately With Germa
- Near St. Mibiel and Lose Some Men.
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I“! . my. .—' ' scrum" "
m culnAfifltto be at an end and flwmumfi”
L] .- ,. immunordiugtoadispatchrsoeivadhamtedmdatsdm
0:31”ng W.“ MW...“ , '
n W17 ~ 4‘" r. .WDIWI iandelsgation A
- . J mtreatydtdeclaredthestatsofwartobeendad- A.
NEW BRITAIN, Feb. 11.o—Dclving.Amnmr Turk” “d 3 . ulmuli'
me deeply into the life and as.
soclates of Gabrella Antollni, the local]
“Dynamite Girl," now under arrest in
Chicago, after being found with a suit-
caso containing thirty-six sticks of
dynamite. the police of this city and
to connect/the girl more and more
with sensational happeninn ‘of the
plat lat: mmtha. The ‘ (la
connection with the widespread scat-
tering of anti-registration pamphlets
in this cit laat lay, and is believed
(0 be a idember-of a gang of mar
chlsts whose work has cropped‘out in
cities and towns of states from coast
0 coast.
Visited by a “Courant” reporter
this afternoon at his home. No. 129
Lawlor street, Louis Antollnl. brother
of Gabriella. explained. as well as
pmsible, the actions of his sister, and
traced her doings from the time she
arrived in this city from Italy, about
five years ago. The only information
he had received of his sister's pre
(Continued—oh Page Four)
t‘ case and it is’hooed that the two , '—
55. .m t. m... t... A... A. MILFORD FIREBUG
war to this charge. -
F Dr. Robert M. Wolfe was called yet i STARTS ’5’”,
COTTAGE BLAZE
injured man and called The local PO-
lice, telling them that he would like
to have an officer come with him. As i
the scene of the shooting is out ofcthei
police district Constable blills went'
with Dr. Wolfe. After he had scent
ntract-ale, Dr. Wolfe rs‘dered him no
moved to the Norwaik hosp'pal. wherel
he was operated upon. but it was stat-l
ed this morning that he had littldl
chbnce to recover, .
Quaronle is a very popular youngl
man and has been employed by the SH
George Paper and Pulp Company out
Smith street for came time. He is
married and has thre.1 children. two
girls and a boy, and is a monitor of
several ltalian societies in this city.
ills assailant. together with his fa-
ther. have been in this city a little less
than a month. and are unknown to
ltsllan residents here. it is not known
where they came from either. The
shooting was done with a revolver
that ”George" carried and arose out of
tcrday afternoon to take care of thei
MILFORD. .Feb. 11.—1-‘lre of in-
ccndlary origin destroyed cottages
owner by George B. Clark ’of
of Waterbury Saturday night
at Silver beach between island
View and Seaside stations, causing
Ila lof awroximately ”p00.
IChief of Ponce J. M. Mather lain-
vestigating the rustic and an ar-
The
and
rest is expected at any time.
cottages were not occupied
they were so far out that person
was to start a blaze. The Callender
cottage was fully furnished and, the
ins to him will be about 83,000.
Yesterday running while thawing
out water pipes a house” on Bucking
ham avenue was set on fire and dam
age will be about 8500. The house is
owned by if. C. Peck and it was occu‘:
pied by Alonzo Burris.
this town and Dr. to r. Callmder.{
Pctrogradresultedondanuarysl
Austin-H
iclasses include gir
. and males between the.
service, doctors
A the agreement
l-———.
ANNA NNl MAKE lllll
:NiNlN AANlilliAlls
EAttomey General Gives
E -OpiniononChiropractics '
No legal right to make out death
certificates, is accorded to chiroprac—
tics in this state. according to an opin-
ion glven to Health Commissioner
John '1‘. Black. Re bases his opinion
on section 4,714 of the General
Statutes which exempts from the reg-
istration provisions of the medical
practice act any person who does not
use, prescribe, in his treatment of
;mankind. drugs. Wlaons. medicines,
=chemicals and nostrums. .
I Since chiropractics do not use any
Eof these. he finds that they do not
.como within the provinces of the
act. His opinion follows:
“You have referred to me for my
Epplnion an
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: (Continued on Page Seven.)
1
AEXPECTS TO GO
A scaoss year SOON
Sergeant Edward W. Finnegan, of
Atlantis.
ders for a complete demobilization of Russian forces on
negotiations between Lustre-Hungarian and Russian
detained in km and Russian .. -
.Chlcago are learning facts that tend 11W in Imam.
Ethey desire. be regulated as speedily as gable.
andclergymenregardleuof
inquiry as to whom i A
s chiropractic, "cm and" the pm the Germans are reported tofhm
would not be around them unless it "51°” 0‘ Chiller 410, Public Actr repaired the 0“ wells iii 3
flirts Congress on the attitude of the;
United States to the recent speeches
sonic by German Chancellor von
Healing and the Austrian Premium,
'iCtmat Caernia. ‘ . E
The Prelident'b decision ti addrlas‘
'Coagrass on the subject follows sev-
eral days of conferences with Colour-l
House. his
thr- Allied conferences abroad.
Iv'o odlcial moment of what,
the President was flapping to say
or. made, but it was known that he
Would make reply to the declaration
'of the German and Austrian Premiers
) i
LEXINGTON. Ky., Feb. ll.-—;‘..: aE
result of a pistol duel fought in the
telephone exchange at Campbellsvllle.E
Ky.. D. K Hatcher. 8 wealthy men.
client and Tow L. Turner. the.Cor--
oner of this county, around. The3
MONDAY TODAY
WASHINGTON, Feb. ll.—-What [of-
ficials predict will be the last heat-
lesu Monday was being observed east
of the Italian!“ river today in all
but the eight southern states recently
shooting resulted from a call for help trampled by order of the Fuel Ad-
made over
is the night operator. 4
Hatcher had been drinklnl. and;
leaving his store immediately across
the street from the telephone ex-
change went over to it and catend.
closely followed by his wife. who-
the telephone by was.
I representative to Ethel Turner, daughter of Turner, whoi '
aituatiou ~ led
ministration.
The betterment of weather condi-
tloaslnthepastfcwdanaadthe
consequent improvemeat‘of the tralic
s to believe that
enforcement will be unnecessary any-
where after this week. -
saw YORK. Feb. lie—While the
which we" regarded am as lnalll- feared were mlsh! be imm- Illfl‘3'rottt-tlt lleatleas Monday in New York
com, and inauilclellt.
': As its-s lately bottom the President's,
ousrom he gave very short notice or
[Turner was alone in the exchange
when Hatcber entered. It is said
that Hatchet immediately drew' his rc-
u, '3‘”. h M. cnly “my; time volver and began fiourlslilng first the
fir Cains» Indus to mull. a
t session. The 'i’resitlcat's ad-
, as will not.» given out until he.
was We .
same time addressing abusive lan-
guage toj the young woman. She call-
l
generally w‘a's enforced as atrictlv as
its predecessors. 'the fuel administra-
fora granted exemption to tbe entire
cloak and soft industry. the permltv
ting 00.000 workers. mastlv ‘wtllen
sad children. to cautious work. Other
‘iadastrtea closely allied to tan memoi-
. (Continulfilmm umnratyprstastsdtaomlas.
/ . . .,. ‘M A. " I
’9 '5: 5% my: mmmmtmtr.m ' ‘
a quarrel when Quaornie's little boy
refused to go home from where he was
sliding near "George's" residence.I
Quaornle.‘ hearing the disturbance.
new HAVEN cove motto.
the 218th Squadron, Aero Section.
'Kelty Held, Texas. is writing let-
ters to friends in South Norwalk, in
Andra aaiog, aged H, of 143 Hum- which he htates that the organization
m,“ out m his ",- an J my, up ill! phrey avenue, New Haven. and Anqwill probably soon be on its way
use with the latenti
of bfoaklng up a..- W, aged 14, of lib lion- across the ocean.
He states that
the n, n that then. '0'” be no n". no street, New Haven, were picket} when inn is done there will be nine
an r a "W 3 up at 1 o’clock this mornipg in East
3:?..?......."’ '14.."on an m Email??? m...“"..".3".‘.‘:2
”as; loss hiking s t y c
the use “d ibly th aboard'a motor track all: t: they
mW' got off at South Norws a wan-
fight: imam.“ .292. dad-Mt mu they not to out
a second or so later with a revolver Norwalk thinking that they were on
which he fired several time; at Quaor. their way home. The New Haven no
ills, only one shot, however. taking a. lice were notified and the t'tY boys
that frwasmaantfcrhimbucawseho
feet and that in the szomaeh where an "m “"9!" ‘h" Wm" -
awful wound was to was
so low at the hospital this morning
rill m ” ' VILT tail-none.
aeros, eighteen fliers, five line officers,
one burgeon with the rank of cap-
tain. ten trucks, eight Dodge cars and
150 non-commissioned officers and
men in' the outfit. The men are ex-
ports in every line,, electrician, mae-
ter mechanicl. chaufieurs. four mas-
ter signal electricians. and all but
about twenty-five of the number will
rank as sergeants and corporate.
I He states that some other Norwalk
boys are in this/vicinity, as well as
in momentum to the elect.“
sixteen or over 6,
arouniltfor
agealsoareinchidod
While engaging in the daily int-r,
creasing military activity in,,Bdb'
plum, France and Italy, the Cc?
tral Powers are pushing their
lomatic advantages in the . .. I
enemy countries with the View,
is believed, of forcing the Bolalul}
vik government of Russia to ad.-
cept a separate peace. . . » ‘
The new Ukrainian pcoplca’
public, which, however, the can
shen‘k leaders at Petl'ograd; .
clare does not exist, has made
pcasc. agreement with the ' . '
ruplc Alliance, which in the modify
time holds the threat of m:' "
power over Romania to force' "
similar tact with that country ',
February 6 Field‘ Marshal 1' yogi
Mackensen is reported in” t
man newspapers to hays given. . 3
Romanian government four d .E
in which to enter peace ne - -
tions with Germany. This}
limit has expired, the-Rum
('ilhirict having resigned.” a w:
sequence of} the ultimatum,
anddliwho
which the British damaged: ' '
prt-iious to the Romanian retreat“.
The new Ukrainian govern ..
Eaccortling to at Stockholm _
is said to have granted to the Ge.-
tral Powers ful. facilities for ."
(levclopntcil of important m'n ‘
lands in N‘llll‘Il forolargeloah . _.
the addition to her territory 0!“.
Elargc part of Eastern Galicid. M
this prose of the agreement,-
well as on the general subject of“
'separate peace between .
Ukrainian Roda and the a.
e
ruplc Alliance, the Bolshewik _ - "
eminent is silent, London havi!It
received nothing form the m. ,,
capital to explainthe Ukrain . '
situation. . .
In France, where the Americ.
forces recently have Engaged tit
enemy in minor encounters, M
violence of artillery action had
increasing. or: both of A ,
i took his statement i -—-— from nearby towns, and he enjoys w,»
grshzrtsgfibiaklu that he would NEW Feb. ll.-Colonel meeting them. its says Texas appears '9‘”; ”ting. h! "'9
notheabletorecoversoaatotellft'l'hsodotu elt's conditioncon-tobealldast,aadtlieboivswillbuli'l'cm . PM!“
later. ,A ~ tin-u to . ' '1‘" was slated: sled to iaslreh a change. :fs 'hhodifill artillery duel, while can
Mwor‘ksdattb'oc. at. m . v today. 9 h be realism rod to all is meant , ——.fl . .
tn. 1.34.1" urn-od- waists ,iairorwus. ,.. ”l lacuna-Insolence!
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