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Submitted to Netherlands
Cattle Thieves in This Coun- watts mun ms sidewalk ' _ ,
g i ty Growing Bolder and Ilia-'3‘"? M L if: ' ‘ ~ . ,
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‘17:.» m Wants the Vice.Pr¢gident l0 Topstone District, last Friday titlght.0 - par-tannine t: arrest an! W9" 0“ . ’ A
entry of Une- On . Assume the Duties of the ,ggg‘jfogfg: .31.. new?" we "I“ “<1; been few I‘m” “3“,,- ,, '—"-' Illally S , e' 3
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Oply"—- t State
Title to City in 1915-16
but next day be found the fastening
forced. and the stall empty.
Sand Bank For Loading station
The tracks of the bovine could be
cing lsUplteitl
WASHINGTON. Dee. 8.~«Preaident
W" "e“ “ margins tattoo
510 have it'stoppoa. J .> ,
i
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-—£enutor
Sherman, of iiilnola, Republican, in-
troduced today his resolution prODOs-
Behig luveMated. Pardon ‘4
' llson’s pronouncement in regard » to
ing that the olllce of President be easily traced in the soft dirt down
he desirability of early legislation
. . with the future permanent re-
- , Government and the railways was
' nly approved by Senators and
i presentatives who are members of
area. The legislators seized at once
he suggestion of the President that
“it would be a dinnervice alike to‘the
(is to rein to the old conditions
Inmodliied."
The response to the President‘s sp-
eal for definite action on the railroad
only unanimous uppport for icgisla
... . which id create a permanent
1 trons which shall subsist between
me committees on interstate Com:
nntry and t 0 owners of the rail-
ituation disclosed, ~that-e was prac-
deciared vacant upon President Wil-
son's departure for Europe, and that
the Vicehesldent assume the Presli
dent's duties. He was given unani-
tbe driveway to the street. and then
along the highway for fully half a
mile when they stopped abruptlyu
A little further search revealed the
movie content for an address criticts- )“rncks of the wheels of a heavy auto
ing the President's course.
tional strife should not be permitted
to interfere with Pmldeht Wilson's
mission abroad, Representative Mann,
of llllnois. Republican leader in the
House, saiduthere would be no con-
certed effort on the part of llousc
Republicans to embarrass the Fresh
dent and that he did not believe the
American people would “tolerate any
meddling in that which so vitally con-
cerns them."
truck which had been backed against
In a statement today declaring the a pile of gravel. and from the top of
which it would have been an easy
matter to drive Bossy on to the floor
of the truck.
To substantiate this story Frank
Taylor. the night watchman at Ridge-
flcld, saw a truck drive down Ridge-
ficld's famous Main street atriuat 2:30
Saturday morning with a cow stand-
ing in it. but as this is not such an
uncommon sight in n taming com-
munity, did not investigate the mat-
.lillNSElllillllii 5
WEEK MEEllNES
. ”fl“.
, WASHINGTON, Dec. 3
would result in famine in Europe.
in a message to local food admlnla-‘
.——i’ubllc; Not-walk line-up_tor the past few years
meetings in connection with the “con-* and who captained the
servation week for world relief” cam... through last year's campaign. 4-
pslgn of the Food Adminiatrntion were;
held today in virtually every com-i
munity in the country under direction Lieut. l-‘rank Godfrey was t and blow
of state and county administrators; to all the basketball cRiwd if this en-
Speakers emphasized that failure ofltire section. ‘
the American people to conserve food g Norwalk and basketball
4 The high esteem and respect with
which the late Heston-nit Prank (lod-
fray was held, not only by local peo-
ple. but by men in other parts of the
state ,and outside of the state, is
gstrlkingiy shown in the following lat-
‘ter which has been received from
John J. Murray. who. appeared in the
local team
Dear Sir: ‘
ThelneWa of the death'in action of
we lost a
ixood friend; for _ in
Frank has been fig. 9‘
Losing Prestige
. communes. era. demand
for. tilt surrender of William lie-
I
lath helm at
' Secretl-‘unds. .
Bavarian 'Preniier Eisner Reported to be
and Crisis is Approach“.
in any country.
nonbou, one. am out
ti '
bail world and wit ”Gd where-
ever Norivnlk was mentioned his
name was connected therewith.
hfizollcrn will be], submitted to
The Netherlands governmcnt’ .in
the name of all the Allied Cabi—
lationship between the Government
. » the lines based in general termsg
. - the methods employed during the,
“1%! throughout the equal”. null-
lng em for their efforts during the
war, Administrator Hoover declared
tman government still “undecided ..
l'ioiiowin no. ”on“
' a m a" m“ ' how to deal with the former out.
nursuzni ‘ I
‘i‘mlnistration effected by Director complaint from a farmer in the Mill .. ,
, ’ _ pm“ d1, ric D r .. . a p the American people now are luau i can honestly assure the fans of . is
'leml lfaitl‘io‘tiiminl There ii“ iii0 “is he lost a‘liultnbtfl‘ngi‘: Soul‘iilzwt-ilt‘tl; 3:111 “000d ‘0 3 still larger task." to pro both Norwalks. that to Frank led» nets, eccm‘dmu ‘0 lb“- .Exprcsl. i???" find 1i he L De wk)!
i" 0“ ° 9 “"8” p “L ‘ day nilht. ' vision the Allies and tho liberated na- trey alone should go the credit or The views of France and holy 5““ , “3"" fm‘ez' %
{Foreign Afiairs tn the man
have been fully communicated to
thd‘ British govcrm'ncnt and
President Wilson also has made
suggestions relative to procedure
in the case.
Authority is claimed by the Ex-
uupplying basketball for their pleasure
through the poor as Well as the pics-
porous seasons. He was the direct
cause of the great machine Norwalk
’won the state title with. during the
season of 1915-16. and which put Nor-
walk on the top rung of the ladder.
f the comment on this portion at.
-o message. There w'as almost ent
re accord in the views of the necea-‘1
ities of the hour as expressed by the-
tionh of Europe which face not. him-
ger alone. but the collapse of all that
holds their civilization together nor
less a steady strcilm of food supplies
can be kept flowing to them to repair
their gravest deficiencies. and in for
an utter volume than by utmost stress
The methods employed in all those
dcprcdntlona are so similar that it in
fair to suppose that it is the some
guns that is responsible for all the
offenses. I
liilllillillillNlZli
AFlililllEllili
!(‘abinet, to a corrosponrlnt of the
Express on Sunday.
| “I think,” he continued, “they
iiilll_\' lie sufliciently punished by
the international odium they have
incurred.”
(Continued On Page Six)
. J~~W~__——
.NNUAlIllil’lilll '
0F. THE CflUNlY
I: ridgeport Received $162,
$40.40 From Liquor Licen
ses During the Year
a
port of the County
or the year ending September
as completed today.
' owe the amounts paid to each tow
nd county, the total receipts durln
he year and the total number of l
jenses issued.
z The total number-of l
.lnds issued in Bridgeport
or which the. city,
The total amount received b
icenses of a
40.40.
‘ was $110,869.82.
waned in the county was 726 and th
”“1“! was 79. or which 42
(Continued on Pace Twelve)
E.
3‘ milliliSlliNEllS
.BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 3.~Tlie annual
commissioners
30,.
The report
was 397,’
received $162.-:
is
be state from h‘airfleld county linens-g fifl-VE
The amount re-
urned to the county was $44,347.72.
“The total number of liquor licenses
total number of club licenses in the;
we” ig'iSecretary Baker Explains
the i’ublication of Casual-
.Request For Appropriation
For 500,000 Men Subject to
Supplemental Estimates
’; .\\'ASHINGTON, D. 0, Dec. 3.~—A
:rogular army of approximately hall a
million is provided for specifically in
estimates submitted to Congress yes-
.terdny for the fiscal year of 1920. be-
lglnnlng uexr July 1. Detailed items
{on the pay for the army show that in
'ithe total of $1,922,000.000 asked for,
.. exclusive of the fortification estl‘
imates, provision is made for the pay-
jment oi‘ 21.259 ollicers and 382,667 men
of the line and approximately 130,000
nonrombainnt troops, with the requi-
site staff officers. '
The inclusion in the estimates, how-
ever, of five items of pay with a nomi-
nai appropriation of $100 each asked,
show that the whole question of the
strcn‘gth of the army after the con-
11
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i
ll. (Continued On Page 'l‘werve)
RNMENT Nlll
e i
ty Lists
iwmiiiiiunnuis
unitiiiiii
wunnssuiui
i
(luctors Went on strike at
this morning.
The last night car i
cars to the. hams.
Mayor Davis left
last night to put the question before story of the first
the War Labor Board for arbitration church. erd the money is to be used
after the street car employee voted for extending the
CLEVELAND. 0.. Dec. 3.——To cn-
force their demand upon the Cleveland
Railway Company for the dismissal of
women employed as conductors since laymen representing virtually every
last August, 2,400 motormen and con- Methodist Church in New England at-t
5 o‘clock tended the World Program Confer-
Episcopal
(‘hurch in this city today. when plans
left the center of the city at 5 o’clock. for raising $80,000,000 within the next
the employee agreeing to take their four years were outlined.
gram is to be carried out _in connec-
for Washington tion with the one hundredth anniver-
mlsslon of the
rout down town
‘Wus sent last. year."
~_._M
METHHIIISTS NEEll
BOSTON.
once. of the Methodist
down it proposition by the mayor to throughout the tworld.
tict'cr action until the
issue.
recently extended until December
was ignored.
(Continued On Page Eight)
JOE RESTAINO '
i ,.
MrSuAlbérta Miserondino, of 1
War Labor
0N WOUNDED LIST; PUTN
John 1.. Stone,
- it“ ‘ ‘i‘vvanaion.
clal 1’” he asked.
‘4 mercenary shrewdness.”
W
AM HOSE
"l
u.
itiiiiiflliiltilifltl
Dec. 3.—-hiinisters and
The pro-
church’s work
chairman .of the
Board could consider the questions at committee in charge of raising the
‘ fund. said that with the business ex-
The, employee Justifying their qult- passion which will follow the declara-
iing work on the ground that an agree- tion of peace, there also must be 8911‘-
mcut with the company for the remov ‘
oi oi the Women on November 1 and "Shall America's activities in this
i new day of peace be solely commerah
“Such an outcome
would give the lie to our present pro-
testatlons of unselfishnees and could
be interpreted as proof of long-sighted
ELECTS OFFICERS
He was a sport and for sports sake
only:
i
l
Sincerely.
JOHN J. MURRAY.
llllUNll UP
filASS BREAKERS
Against Lawlessness
There'has recently been an epidem-
ic of glass breaking about the city,
particularly of electric light globes
connected with the street lighting sys-
Electric Companies in tho
City Starting a Crusade‘
presa for the statement that. al~
though there are some litlc difi'cr-
enccs as to points of law among
Allied jurists, Monday's confer-
ence in Downing Street revealed
unanimity relative to the bring-
ing of the former German emperor
to answer for his crimes.
The opinion is held that Holland
will not be. disposed to put ob-
stacles in the way. She will not be
asked to deliver Herr iiohcnzol-
lcrn under the ordinary extrudi-
tion laws, but. his status will he
considered annidgous to that of a
pirate or slave trader, who is not '
regarded as entitlcd_to sanctuaryl
l
terns of South Norwalk, Norwalk and
East Norwalk. Not only have many
lights been placed out of commission.
but automobile tires have ,sufferetl
damage. and there is great danger of
people being injured by the broken
glass.
the; home late at night.
stop the practice, and while
various parts of the city.
proposed to
The work appears to have been done
largely by small boys with rifles and
shot guns, or gangs of rowdles com-
Tbe officials
of the various electrical companies
have been working with the police to
they
have met with some success, the prac~
tide of breaking the glass continues in
it is now
h‘ave an organized cru-
uisniui ill or i
l
i .
I
Will Receive Minimum of
$65 a Month
Elaborate plans for vocational train-
ing for disabled soldiers, sailors and
marines have been put into operation
‘hy all the Entente nations, but it has
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines
Discussing the war lions: said:
“The guilt of starting the strug-
gle lies with both German and
Austrian militarism. 'i'lto govern -4
merit now is investigating the pro-
war methods of the Forngn 0m
particularly regarding the hulls
lint; of secret funds. The result
will be published when the inves-
tigation is completed.”
I
LONDON, Dec. 3.—~Kurt Eisner,
the Bavarian Premier, is losing
prestige, according to Munich ad: ‘ _
(Continued 0n Pale Six)
¥ T.—
noun unit
WASHINGTON. Doc. K—J’roaident
Wilson is expected to leave Washing-
ton this evenlng for New York. from
which port he and'the other Ameri-
'can representatives to the Peace Cw
......
\
TRAlNlNfi AND Pit Willi lllllllililfl: 2'
't
x”,
rerence will sail on the liner George
Washington for Europe.
Official announcement as to titular.
of the President's departure ins M
remained for the United States to go forthcoming early today. it was III" .
'r
t.
still further in aiding them. Accord- dot-stood. however, that tho. regular;
ing to an announcement yesterday by Tuesday Cabinet meeting timid in ‘»
Dr. C. A. Prosper, director of the Fed- held this afternoon, and flint M
oral Board for Vooatlomtl Training. '
the Government has empowered the
board to pay each disabled man it
ends, and Superintendent of Schobis
l man took the matter up in the
public schools today, and gave the
me but ~th 9-“ Vice. lt‘ is
proposed to have the extreme limit of
the law inflicted on those who break
glass in the future. The penalty is
tBHl‘B. and the courts will deal with
l
i
- “VASHINGTON' 'Dec- 3'4“”9‘31‘3‘ O'Belden Hill avenue, 'lnnlpauk, re-
tilillitilliiSlN
NEW lillllilN on
Two Others Barely Sav
Mg»
(Continued on Pm ‘I‘weim
MOONEY s'rnmns‘ To p
. BE Pos'rPONEiif
IBaker appearing berm" the Senate celved word recently ffrom Washing- The'annual: meeting of the Putnam
tion of American casualties overseas the so
. riousnens of the injury not be- time the, noun election of oflicers
"id he mough‘ “1°“ ”f the ““91”" known. “Joe," as he is generally was held. A large number“ of ,mem-
Military Committee todav to explain ton that her
, . - son by a former mar- Hose Company was held last evening
the de‘“ in completing the WW” riage, had been wounded in France, in the Central Fire Station at which
'ed names were those of men slightly kn ' ‘
_,r . own. has been overseas about a hers was in attendance and following
wounded and would come by mail. He was employed in the ‘Nor- the election refreshmo ta Were served
(Continued on Page Twelve)
Lottie, are in “get-15“. condition expedite his linoleum the names on m sisters.-
innuiiwuu
phone" to ill , m
adoptediutniaht'bystha M
.-
. year.
Child Turned Gas COCK Oil1 Senators were unable t° understand walk Tire at Rubber 00., before he and a pleasant'sociai me enjoyed by offenders hereafter. "“011 “1939“”
Stove - . $th 2113' EOMthilIlls Mg; one huttdred joined the colors. . the men. ' ‘ loss has been caused the electrical - .. g
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out» W's robust of Brit-
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