7'“ ”d Ilsa I“! Corcoran. WHO” m3 disbyal utterance ”g
' Senator Borsb called attention to the
Branch 13 ot the lacemskers' Un- Indium“, PM" at Wills.
ion is to hold a meeting this after H Fear of German Item-t.“
musatwhichnmsiheme or The people will take thelnw into
tnsWarlavinirs lumps and the; 7 ~
non stun- will be pushed to- the, _
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am who are in I!!! Will! . . ;
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see Ant-rice win. to attend this meet- I
as no new“ Wont hm at'Stomach Trouble l
ghostly planned a lawn number or
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SHOOT SPIES TO ‘
END LYNCBINGSJ .
SENATF 18 Ml
COAL .
That’s All
is shoot them.” .
Simply increasing the Number.
rent them," said the Seiator from
Hassachusetts, speaking on the pend-
Isms-us
up:
City News
bliss Anna I. Brown, oi East ave
mic. is seriously ill at her home.
.—
—UIW|II.. skim bands OLBri‘en.
lag bill to amend the Espionage act.
which would inc se the powers oi
the Department at ustlce in handling
espionage and sedition. Many Senst';
ore regard the bill as a “gag" measured
and the administration tailed to get'
either a vote on it. or comment to is a
time for voting. it will be under con-
sideration again today. and the admin-
istration hopes to have it passed.
“Those who cherish the idea of sep-
arating the German people from the
kaiser. or Austria-Hungary irom Ger-
: i many or Turkey and Bulgaria irom the
' {Central Powers‘flierish the merest de-
‘; lusion," said Seator Lodge. “All Tm
: about peace is futile.
' "Spies and German agents in this
i country have been dealt with too light,
ly. We read in the newspapers that
.one has been arrested, and then we
‘ htnr he has hen brought to trial and!
sent to prison for ‘ll short term. The:
“tired lladweli, .lr., of 6 Seymour only way to deal with such persons is
ntmt, is recovering from a tow days'; "0 “hw;e‘arlr:,:urth r'Lynchlng '
- e .
attack 0' chills and iever, l “Spies. howe‘i’er. do not go around
jwrltlng and milling," Senator Lodz
; continued. He declared that the pend.
‘ lug bill t‘heroiom. would be inelect‘lve.
The mm... oi the First Company.‘ He pred cted that lynch. law wont be
applied to disloyallsts in many parts
C. H‘ G" and the American W' who at the country trains the government!
were much ”W“ with "'9 “0093* conducted a more agressive campaign
oi their smoker given about two sgaflisl disloyalty and treason. Ben-
months .9. in at. American Band ator Lodge introduced an amendment
mm °" "W“ “m "m" M"? hzd‘tpalpgscili‘i’rfhltlfd iii‘iifife‘lln.§.°o‘i’
planned mm” to ”9 Md this month usage. The amendment probably will
and further smuucemrents will he: core up today.
made at a later date. Senator Chamberlain oi Oregon. also
- _.._.- I urged the shooting oi German agents
Donald Way. son otnrr. and Mrs, :nddw‘sselitfid (hi-t genesis» would
We eat wt on or out tnryeo.c.
Robert 1". WE" of 216 East avenue. "ii the military rode in not adequate itl
who has been critically ill for the, should be ,mwdm." he an
past ions weeks with septic Poison, Supporters of the hill urged its.
my and M in the “guard prompt passage to aid in putting down!
hit-pl passed i h 'disloyolty propaganda which may be
opinigvo'tw‘tba meat:eec;p:‘:’tsinv:b; circulated against the third Ubertyi
Loan. Senator Reed o Missouri. de-
b" M w W “9°“ him and. clared that such an argument ‘was ut
ter nonsense" and that any utterances
'hy proGermnns against the Liberty”
Bonds would only increase their sale
Clash Over Wisconnln.
, ' _ Senator llorah oi iddlio and Senator
Charles H. Cole. fdmerly asloaa- I 'l'rnnce oi Maryland. both Republicans.’
clashed yesterday ant-moon when tte'
and who went to Waterbury “6111' latter expressed the opinion that
_ "thousands ,oi persons who voted for
here, h“ accepted a much better post . Victor Berger in Wisconsin were not
tien in fiction! and intends to move, “5‘0”".
with his family from Waterbury to: ".I hope." said Senator norsh. heat-
that place in the near inture. Mrs.’ cdly, "that when the Senator comes to
bean st friends in reflect upon his words. out oi respct-t
w. h“ the gue 0' to the Senate of the tinited States. he
town ‘3‘! ””1 card ”we” have will strike them out oi the record. it
been given in nor honor. is not creditable to the Senate."
’ Senator l-‘rance declared that Sen-
l ator Bornh had misinterpreted iils
Imeaning and said that Berger's doc‘
, trincs we're as repugnant to his as
M" 1' udlownn, M New Ha . any one. Senator Bomb said Burger’s
ven. I» ba 8011 0‘ 3 NM moth~| peace platiorm ought 30 be brought
tamerly liar . within the purview oi treason."
“KIM Mm, of w.“ m' "Berger proposed exactly what
i h“ neeivfl from the touch Lenin and Trotsky did in Russia—on
"m re- sbieet surrender to Germany." said,
“New It‘ll]! commends“! ’ Senator Borsh. 'i‘hst's treason. l'
m .1 ms ambulance service work cannot conceive of any more cofimpt-
(of u, “a also diplomas mowing the able and despicable creature under our
highest net-it. The yams men 15 “5'" i
l I! of 38!. all! ban “0' Many Senators during the eourpeoi
ants in Nor-walk, nu. William Sulli-
Irs. Way has returned to her home in
—Vpristy of caps at O’Brien's.
the debate gave warning that the peo
ple would resort to violence agaan
their own handewith Judge when an WOW m: ron
less congress,ch the needs? tows."
said Senator Fall. “and you may be‘
certain that the people will not
the guilty to eae’nps on
law."
concerned by the tear that Germany
imighte take reprisals upon Americans
in that country tor the lynching 0!
Fraser oi Collinsville.
pressedaiear that news oi sucha
lynching, reaching the German People
would strengthen the German militar
ists. '
f I it. is probablethe government ter-
(“tinned-From Page On». “many will denounce the moh's 'r'.
’will express the hope the ti'here will
‘ not be a repetition elsewhere and will
conduct a thorough investigation 0:
"We are only increasing their num- the Collinsville incident to bring this
Titer by the tender way in which wugthy injustice
l
the Collin‘sville incident was a strong
argument for I
amended Espionage bill. . i
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nulAL csnntsn exam,
Tests at Hartford. New Britain and
Windsor Locks.
Women will be permitted :0 take the
examinations ior rural carrier posi-
tions, at the tests to be given on Apr‘th
13 in Hartford, New Britain and Wind
sor Locks. Rural carriers are needed
at Coliinsviile, Remington, Rocky
Hill, Simbury, Sumeld and Forestv
ville, and other vacancies may occur
later. Only citizen's actually domltfilcd
permit
at
Members oi the Cabinet were most
They also ex~
intzs 5
New antitrust: .
Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts
and Milllnery
l
1
in the territory oi a post otilce in the
county and who can‘ comply with re-
quirements stated in Form .\'0. 1,977,
will be considered. This term may be
secured at the ollces, mentioned Ill.“ 0‘
or irom the civil service commission.
at Washinston.
The cabinet was at the opinion that
Countess to pass the
wmrsn wnur turnovzo i m TWO POUND asexs.’
“'ASHINGTON. April
. WASHINGTON. April 6,—Reguia'
5—“ inter tlons requiring licensed dealers to sell
when improved in nearly all sections wheat flour in not less than twelve:
during March under generally iavora-
ble weather. the governments national‘
- pelts were rescinded yeiiterdayi
. by the iwd administration, and a new
‘ two—pound minimum was prescribed.
weather and crop bulletin annouced The BMW!“ ls-to make it gum. ior‘
My. indications are that the AprilI tho houst-wiit— to buy-equal quantities
production torecast to be issued next‘of “he“ 30‘" “”3 *“blil'lllt’l
Monday will be much more than the
540,000,000 bushels forecast, in Decem-
ber, and may be well toward the 672.-
000.000 mark aimed at by the got'ern
merit. ’
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l A regular monthly meeting_ of thei
South Norwalk Musical Union win "be;
held tomorrow aiternoon at the head!
quarters at a North Main street, and
all members are requested to attend.
Spring: Slices tor Women 2
All oi the new models of Pumps,
Shoes and Oxfords, including many
noveliiesiliai are sure to attract dis-
criminating customers.
Alllintlsollssicrylollstcl
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
It Walkman“ HIM
iltllISli DRESSES
'imed for women who willhe in their. homes
more . n ever—planning and doing their share of
the lyrili‘tion’s wozlé. f d . t les fi 'nirh
evareiu so am, res .
and chambrnys in striped. v coined tn't'dB Qwosttniem
effects. . . . .t‘
V out yles. some made with the desired loose
: ts.
All illie resses are particularly well finished.
Sizes 34 to 50.
Prices $1.50 up;——---
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last Freight Service Between this City
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