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TUESDAY, FEB. 11, 1919
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lperation \Von Employees 1
her to Government Own-
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nator Gore Says to Do'
liherwise Vo'ouid Create'
- Siate of Unstable Econo-
’llC Equilibrium
PM namr
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the govern-l
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OF NON-SUPPORT;
~. n-l' Jaw-1.1: Giovanini Charg-g
.7: auvi'klri» his Wife was
- Ingram-n (our: ye=terday
' ‘ he was: found guilty as
_ » Cumlee and placed
.27 pay ;.;~ wilt» 3-;
six months. , 2
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. the most
ultimate nature- and
wife ' [old
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gears. ago. and
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puny. F. A. 11. C. N. 6.. and went
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of tho explosion has
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3:» M11231? boys m the 6th Com-
w‘nirh hD received his :10-
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Pow'nER ' EX PLOSI'ON
SHATTERS WINDOW-r
ST. Lillifls. .\lo.. Fol). il.—~An e-xpluv ~
mm lane 13.: nigh! “ls-VIC-xtl rlu- plan:
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lllill‘S south of Horrin. lll.. al-cornlinz
:u Lulviw-s rvroiu-wl llvir" tmlay. Thv
¢=.\:;.~lo.=iu:i or-r'urred in the giazin: dr-
parimvnr. \\'indo\\‘s wvr» shuttered
two miles from rhe- plant Tiw runw-
nn? hv-‘n rims.
No lives were lost.
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Over the geraniui‘i'. ;. Makes Paulie Certain bec-
(jrfi‘; Cut in the Rug» 6 '55 A 2113;? :ez‘fi’een {Pi
71.300 ‘oppcr Elinor); TV'O Cfiufiflf:_
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aim-Gut of Butte Men Hasl
Caused a Tie-Up in Pro-7
duction
JEROME. Ariz. Feb.
‘0‘1~\‘('fl a {firm of aoprohc-nsion follow-
' _‘ aurrnoil precipitated by a_
n! Nlt in ‘he wages of the four,
wnd mmmr minus and smelter:
v? rlw Jog-om» dis'rim yoszorday.
Early rmlziy mme officials said the
- ri‘rm (alien! _\+~(erday at a mass meet-I
:n: lix id on (1.9 uniskll‘l: «:3 :lie lown‘
22ml m1: iiizur-rmlizvd. “'llil" "m" Labor
('nunc-zl was suimlinz by its decision
Hi fi'hi-iel'lfzty to keep tho members of
lhv ernznionnl l'nion of Mine. Mill
“nu Murmur Workers at their places
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ll.-Jeroin'e L
Delegates From China Had
Intended to Them
Out at Peace Conference
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i'gw :9 _, kman‘r :ltliiude‘ , toward
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and was a chizon,
cr-uw vhnz‘per than a< *‘zznuzli .17» told
no from lllLiE. in.- was born in ltd}:
FATS Eli FAME
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Clementine Colelie, Bridge?
port. Vfim Threatened
Dignity Warden, Appears
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has.
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for a: week and with.
g: Slar‘riff l’ ..~‘:~‘~ rm ”2‘.
me “Mrdexn “’ilbur
.‘ziii‘fli‘ll’lllle Colette. of
.‘. last night.
Who was born in 1721!}: and
" botame a citizen, is fond
: and :2: lli“ trial fills! ”'123'
7: . r; luvlei Enm (Em! if ll‘.‘ {old the
..( era. 1:» Vii lion in -‘xmerizn,
liv uould not a li-
f‘oforle: r-z-«mv nu! {row liz‘ialmf‘ul'l to
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Til RETURN TO
TRAABE TR
WASHINGTON BY MARCH lSTH
His Stay in the Capital to be
Only Long Enough to Per-
mit of the Signing of Bills, During the Closing; Hours
of Congress
ii’lilFEASflléllli’ATTENBTATAEWAAil
[If THE SUPREME
EXECUTTVE Ellilligll
COL. ISBELL OF 102D -
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; Japan sun Insists on Holding the Marshal and Camline
Islands, and’Execution of Chinese
Agreement
PARIS. Fol). (Associated.
Prowl—Evidenve of Presxdent
Wilson’s intention not. to abandon
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Yfigfi EXPECTED HOME SOON.
.ng grew: tapprrhrnsézn among :hn ri-r.
l‘réc‘lli.‘tll‘."’-b u" like ot‘mr associazwl
git-wen .‘f‘(1“l‘fi7!".‘l n» U-‘Tldil (insin-
math: Enfznflh’l’i’fi Probing hora
33pm \"irmaliy hrs 12:.eulfened war if
China ma‘aws pxhlx sworn £112.?an be}
tween lh“ two counn‘l-u‘ and fills to
retry out an ngrwmr‘.’ to make Japan
rll”C’€S~SOT of Germany in rights.
prnnerv)‘ and c‘nrx ~5auns held ‘by Ger-
mfinrza tho amt ..l< of the Elli‘fnwaj
war
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of men was led from the train lo (be
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NEW YORK. Feb. 11.—--~l“ift.\'-lour
radicalkealien bom anarchists, In-
dustrial Vforkers. of the “'orld and
others~arrlved at Hoboken today on
a. train from 7.119 west. enroute to who
Ellis Island Immigration station.
where they are to be detained anti
arrangements can be completed for
thelr deportation. A: the second group
(Contlnuea (an Page Travel
‘thc Ponce Cutlft‘l‘f‘nfll‘ upon the NHL
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 11.——~A private! fieation of the Socivty of Nation’s
of Colonel Ernest M. lsbell,‘ first (tour;
mander ofthe 102d United States In‘
fanny. as having been recently in
T — . . .
‘lettflr received here contains mention plan is fnnnd m the (hour-sure yes-
terday of'his plan to return from
“’ashimrton by March 15. This
charge or a rest camp at‘La Bour involves so brief a stay at washing-
Douledn France. and now probably . ton as to permit only the signing
on his way home. Since the ”10““: of bills during the closing hours
was relieved from regimental mm-
mand very little information came as
to his duties although io'was under-
stood that for a long time he Was
ing’s line of communication in France.
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Evening Sunlinel presents to its readers for the first time a sketch of the proposed new hotel to be erected where the Royal James Inn stands on
v follow the lines of :1. French chateau and will add greatly to the beauties of Norwal
: t-ifizvvi‘. should rcjuice that there are men in the community big enough to boost such an undertaking, They sbo
k architecture. A group of business men are int greeted in this project and every pair
uld receive. very substanrlal assistance at, the hands of our people. -
.ostélry. "
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most important
tion by a plena‘ry sass
iof Congress. It is understoml that.
'Mr.
. tmum] attention in Pans to the
“prov“! marshal on 69““‘3‘ Pm’work of the Supreme Executive
Wilson intrnds to give por—
Council, which promises to be the
feature of the
Pong Conference after the dispos.
al of the. Society of Nations.
Interesting developments in tho»
work of the. Conference are ex»
pin for a Society'of ; .7 "will
be before the commission on Iaiso~
ciety for its Second reading,“ and it}.
probably will be Tpreparedfiorpqa
work. . .
The Sully-cine “7511' Council. all.
though hearing ?he claims of Bel-
(Contlnuod On Page Three)
NEW TAX A HEAVY
llllAlN [TN STATE
Would Take $100,000,000 Out
of Connecticut and Rhode
Island, Is Estimate ' 7
Bayonne collectors believe the levy-_
in; of the‘nev internal revenue war
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'e‘all street, Nor-walk. The
Thu Xurwzxik Realty & Improvement Company. who are handling th '- proposition. announces that Maurice Coombs. a well known New York hotel man. has executed a ten year
lease or fill» new howl. the, same havingbeen guaranteed by strong financial interests. The time is coming when our city must not be content with smau enterprises but reach out for biggvr
'hinzs in mum- illal cl:;-.w;~11_spnwnz_ wn y shouldn't Norwalk be entitled to up best hotel in Connecticut? Ask yourself that question and root for the l—I nel de Versailles.
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OFFICERS NOMINATED
The nominatinz r-‘nzzrzr‘w :» u: the!
South Norw. . Club has sells-Pied the
lollowil'ls.r as officers for the ens‘tine
)ear. and the some has
in the club until the hold
nun! meeting:
Prefiitlenf—Samuel M. AllPr.
Vice Presidenr~Dn E. M. Jones.
Secretary and Treasurer~Elbiri \‘i.
Fitch.
Board of Directors—Jiatthew Cora
sort. Elmer E. Hendricks. J. Irving Dib-
ble, Everett E. Imdes, Charles H.
Pearce. George L. “'oudward. *Dr. \1.
E. Barri. A. N. Then'aulti‘ D. 'W'. Ray-
mond.
Council—M. H. Nutting, F. H. Quin-
tard. D H. yiller, E S. Laflin, E F.
Smith. S S ielsor, Wilbur F. Smith,
“'illiam O. )1ch Oliver E. Wood.
8. P. Decker, Arthur \‘r'aldron. W. R
Cartwright. '
Auditors—I. D.
been paved
in: of the an-
_Robe_rtson 9nd vol
SOUTH Noasx’.xLKoiE§——
PRIIHIBITIHNIS . 1
mama) IN THE
HHUSETBBAY.
HARTFORD. Feb. 11.§-The House
of Representativa this afternoon
voted in favor of ratification of the
Funeral Prohibition amendment, in
{mn‘concurrence ‘5’in the Senate.
The Ioderal prohibition amendment
came into the House of Representa-
tives at noon. today. in non-concur—
‘1CElC'9 with the Senate. which last
week refused to adopt the resolution
to ratify the measure. Interest in the
matter was much more keen than '35
shown as to the Senate action. Just long furloughs. lie left this city rm:
-, bzioie ihe resolution was called up sr'fl‘e 311“ 00m . “a, . was} to lo“
gaze order of the nay, Luau, . . -w... T8317 Murmurs 3!" of m 59"
‘and desertion.
BHURT'MARTTALH] lDA‘Y Igllizgfilgowmg
WWI-IRMA!
.Prixate Howard Weed of this city
was brought before :3 military court-
martial at Fort H. G. Vt'righz‘ yesterday
to answer to charges of miscondutt
Chief of Police Wfl~
Ham *3. Pennington was one of “the
witnesses at the co .
' M~~wtmar¢ial consisted of ten
officers from the Fort who heard the
evidence and after due consideration
has been given it, it will’be forwarded
to W'ashington where the action will
be taken. ‘ '
W’s-ed is well known about NM
and has a, reputa‘ion for unusually
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The regular monthly meeting of thoi
Norwatk Day Nursery was held 5'98“)!“
day afternoon .a: the home of Mrs.
= Christian Swarm ’09. “'efi
when a large nun: her of membe ‘3 Were =
in attendance. ‘
The usual amount of rod iue busi-
ness was first disposed of by the ladies
when it was found tint the total a;-
‘enclance for the month was 4'}? The
largest attendance {or one day being
26 and the smallest 6.
Several gifts were acknowledged
during the month as. follow '
Mrs. John H. Ferris—One ton of .
coal. .
Hams‘ & Guns—{Mela}: ton of coal.
Norwalk Steam laundry—Month‘s
laundry.
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: fiillNli T0 “Ballgfliaiams. .223; :3;
T‘Seutle and other points in pm of a
inguinal dragnet thrown out to catch
. :annchis‘fs, preachers of sedition, Bol-
have been “1..
structed by their leaders to return mi
avenue. 1
.LONDON, Feb. 1}.——All the strikers
in the Clyde district
.work tomorrow. The instructions were
issued by the joint committee '0! the
. strikers. ’
FINE PROGRAM FOR _
TEACHERS’ RECEPTION
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The reception to the school teach
an of Nor-mix by the Board of Educ:
Lion on Friday evening announced in
: yesmrdxyb «Evemng' Sentinel. .m-
Ladies of the Methodist Churcb~_ 5395‘ to be a M; W and en
Crackers , ‘ fljoyable mix. The“ m «an.
joke of Bridgeport mcketbooks
city and surrounding towns.
ui will mean the exaction of p hun-
dhd'mfll‘lon dollars increaée rm this. ‘
revenue district. Connecticut and
Rhode island. All of then admit it
is a stringent measure and will come
las a surprise to many the last of this
month. ‘
It would be a difficult matter to es-
timate the amount the newjtaxhwonld
in
addition to the tax already are. but
tax oflicials say it will run high. The
Bridgeport tax district includes this
_It is be»
lieved thenew tax will add million: at
dollars to the taxes of corporations.
bunks, stores and nun-b everybody
whats-taking money. Itwinbe I
big surprise to may beam it will
”radially double me tax now exist.
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ROUND-UP IN WEST
PART or GREAT MOVE
FOR DEPORTIN‘ G ALIENS
chm and other outlook-ables.
The Department of Justice has been.
collecting Mamba which hi been
turned over to the Bureau of Immi-
gration. Under the new law mklng it.
Mile to deport alien- :Iilty at
Miss the principles of anarchy and
m a general round-up is being
Wed
llmoi’the meihtréheen .under
time. but tho m and
mne- “mud
on“ {or some
W
ion late no life ;,.
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