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L g: .15 .- 3 ; PARIS, Feb. 14., (League of Na- copied by the League or its‘ officials, Badly Injured—=Is Now at .
{fiiij‘i g : Itions)—Thc executive council of the shall enjoy extra-territorial benefits. l Norwalk Hospital
‘ a 5 ~ ‘lll'cposed League of Nations, as outlin-, The admissison of smtés'not signer;
-. = H"! in the covenant read~by President tory to the covenant shall be with the, Joseph Pinero‘ of 30 Main street ~ — .
V??? U“ and Railway N19“ 3 United States Court Martial W350” todav_ will consist 0f represen- assent 0f not less than tyre-thirds of “:35 9““? Seriously injured while H-l‘ .
. ;) Lip Den‘ands For; Methods Called .‘IlltOlCT- 1trill-11H}; o; llw lIr‘litlr-d S‘lntes, Grout , the states l‘PPl‘eSClll‘le: 1!;{ ti:- body of §g;:1:li lgirgheggl?ggge:hgg 0&2: Pres1dent Wilson to Read the Aftlcles 0f; the New SOCIetY
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. :0 Money and Less. able" by Acting Adjutant m p f ”‘f . ‘-‘ 3‘3‘. ‘lem, ‘0 RPM-l” and in e m “d ‘0 l" Ims forearm was caught. between me at the Plenary Sesswn of the World 8 Greatest Inter
2 "k . M M i _ l “5(llltl “1th ll-ploselltatnes of four hilly sol-20voy-nlng countries. gmassive rollers. tearing the muscles national Gatherin This Afternoon
2 "l . . and MCOSl Of 1‘ 00d], Genera] . inthcr slat-mi No state shall be adn‘fltted unless it in a most painful manner. g -
nlltmues V ery High i ___~_..___. Tho council shall meet as often as is .szivcs effective guarantees to observelmJLr-ng‘nglyndG- dBTOWD Waifi sum-
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2 . I .ulmtmel place may helleslg nillfld.t;Sllflll conform to conditions prescrlhed‘from the. garage. some three quarters - - ‘
l l l E - iwlmtcver place mar be designated. by the League in main! to its naval .Of an hour later.
i REFUSINE I“ 55‘": i All." lllu'll‘l' Wllhin llle Sphere of action and military forces and armament. (0:213 :Cfildeqnti) \Shlle 1slerlous. is not 1"] PATR.NI fl HERMAN “BET"RS
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‘11; l 1.: .0f .the Ledcue m dfiE‘Cllllh. the potter 1. The hth ulntmrtlng Dal“?s un 51mm”. nature which happened some ‘
7.: J 1 i a , l l W. gof the. world Will be dealt wttll. fdel'tukc to FPSIN‘H and preserve “1“ months ago. '
: ‘ ' i The president, of the united Simesilel'rilorial init‘fll'itV and political indent ”new is lWontY-seven years of age ‘ ‘
"———:_ . i » _ 'shull summon the first meeting of illejllélldcnt-t- of all state menl’bers of ”191mm unmarried. Program For the New German Government Plans Equal
" 9" nnlent ()b.lectbl t‘)‘ 3.111%; :bmlv ot‘ the dclognles and tho oxecu» l bague against external azgression.;, ' -_ _._. Rights For Men and Women
.l'x‘ Request For Thlrty ;. ‘ . itive council . : in case of any such aggression or an.y ; EXEHANfiEn HIS AUTfl . ' ’
l)t‘l' Cent Increase i(.en_eral Ansell Testifies Ver-v The League will have n secretariat. threat or danger Of “Hell aggression. " . d‘" ”m_~# V ' ’ PARIS. Ft‘h- 14 (Associated
-~———— _ : (liCtS Have Shocked Even funder the direction of u Secretary-file cxecutiw council shall advise. upon. ‘ . II’reus).——'l‘hf‘ plenary session “f
1.31.»: rm". Full I'll:- lmtustl ml titles-E HlS Sense Of Justice gunner-a]. who shall appoint the other-the. means bv which the obllkatlons'ol'; F0“ WA" “FIflBAccfl‘ {the Peace (‘onfcrence, to be held-
' "‘15.“?'.“;llf‘('.i:“ex-‘I:::'3:31t‘I:;()’:'1‘(‘1“”1l:0t;‘1;:| i‘n"""bers' The seorpta"‘"’cen“"al “‘3” ”‘9 membp” Sha“ be fulfilled, i l iin the famous clock room of the' 33
ullt’lluli merely minor issue-s. The}. - ‘. . V. p :3” ln ”ml (-rlpacilv at all “main.“- l The high («intractilm parties reseer; "—’_" lForci Oflicc this afternoon may
‘ “ AN‘IM'TO-‘n 19*" “- ”“l-“la""“-" the right to tnke any action to safe- ’markgttllc conclusion of the’fil'st,
illlposed by Tile representatives of the hlgll con-
r-lands of miners and railway menf
soldiers found trot-tint: parties and the officials of the
3 , . (vt' St’Yt‘l't‘ sentences
m the high cost ol food and other
courts martial upon
3577 Worth of It Is What New ,
guard the pmcl- ornations tn the cause.
l Canaan Man.- Alleges He: .
pol-mulled Cm Page Twelve) i (it-n. Ansell was llskod by lllclllbcrs
fur the (‘(.llllllllllf'0 why it was that;
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HAS BEEN MENllE
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{bi-ell discharged from the army while:
.enlisled and selective St'l‘VlCt‘ Int-ll.
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MINflflTY “I: S'II’IXI‘Eiduy to testify in a suit he brought lime. an obJem that was attained to
' _ Fagatnst Adolph Pollak of Yonkers, N. ,the satisfaction of every member. Dur-
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the Vote of Ratification
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Millard could not be better. The .capa-
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and possibly the most important
phase» of the work of the world’s
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Jlillml‘lll (:rllitfl'nn-lfnijfl,i311““figlilftllohné‘gullll’ 01 Illanl‘ Offenses wen- recited llf‘llflllt‘ shall have dlplonlntlc prlvileg-I : D. , l ‘ .
i""“"""" “”‘l H‘“ ‘*’“"""‘ “lbw1'{3’13l’rl‘l‘tlttlxl'vbimllz‘irtie “liltiltlal‘ySfllmml”til?ms and innmmh‘v' 'Tho buildings mu? (Continued On Page Three) ‘ ‘ ldl‘l t Get For It ‘Enloyed Ecxellent Dlnnerg greatest. international gathering.
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".I “ll-’5' I\\]llil(llll{ Bram-{and J‘ “I 3'15“”- i‘lfi'lilll‘: ’juflgt'v-adrocatlel-fglgllcral.z . _- ,, ”MW” 3. m--." f . . j and Flne Entertalnment at} The Viewdaken by many dele-
t'JWIIlliZ-ll:Ut‘ll'lttfills-01::”fill-VLOP-jmpns“Hm “I’ll“ill‘t'd to urgo t‘nzu'tlllent (if of EW Tl)!“ {he ‘dvld “at. receive $77; Norwalk Country Club [gates earl-Y “1 the e.()nferenee “'88
m ”04‘ m ”1:.'ll“‘,_, “”110”; TI“. _(0.n' lnw authorizing l‘t‘Vlt‘Ws ot‘ court; ' :1”: lbj) lobdcco' \‘lllch was to; - that. nearly every unportant sub—
' ' ' ‘ ( "I" lnmlzlrlinl SE‘lllPlli'US by lllt’ jiltlg’t"~:t(l\‘()- n x‘ “1‘9 *9“ ng’n m part payment. - l2 to b(‘ ad'ustcd d6 ndcd f0!
lump, . 4, !for a second hand automobile. was) Several members of the Roxburyglec_ - J - . P9-
' ’ :the claim of Abraham B. Kaplan, a Club gathered at. the Norwalk Countrylsatlsfactlwy settlement upon the
'New Canaan store-keeper. who appear. ‘Club last evening and enjoyed an ex- Society of Nations, which the con-
ference pledged itcslf at the out-
set to organize. Thus it became
the custom to givo a patient hear-
- . Y. Kaplan also claimed there you ring the pleasant infqmal after-dinner ,
96 Against Represent 113,560 _ .5:- ~9 gathering. .the claimed wet! . tasted ing to everybody who came to Par.
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at Carelessness" Again
)l-nounced in House
wuxln‘rw, p. (.1, Feb; 11mm. School Auditorium at 8 o’clock Mon-i
War Department for nl- }
minnl carelessness" at Brest,
..-nrl_v exposed by the Eve-
till. and for favoritism in
izilllill' a’rmy- omcers and
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pervisor of school music. with Miss
Elizabeth Murphy as accompaplst.
t Miss Mary C. McCarthy. director of;
‘hlgh school music. will
of the high school orchcestm whicht
. MEXICO CITY. via (tan-estom‘?éx.,i
;l«‘e.b. 145““,th breach between the!
. iCathollc Church and the Carranza!
' , {government has been mended.' tic--
SHflT AN“ KIL' Fl] cording to a statement by Bishop A! l
. J (E. Burke. who, after passing two! WEEK F t
{weeks here. left Mexico City today tori The 153 representatives who voted,l . l
'—‘—‘ i‘1l9_Un“9d States. _ ‘ ' iTuesday. in the Connecticut House. inl '
,Gunmen Attack Officers Who 81.51100 Burke, said the “WWII In favor of the ratification of the. federal
' A S h. F St l MEXICO “:1“ be placed 051 an equal prohibition amendment. represent
, re 831°C lng 0r 0 'Bfl‘tootlng “'ltll that. Of the Unlted States. {OWns with an aggregate'. population
Automobiles gfgiixa:d 3;” (final??- It tlfldl 598:! if"? or 498,013. Th ninety-six who voted.
'- t ‘ ' a 16 8X 0 pl‘ 85 SH "n ' at! resell w l .
‘ {.to whom freedom of administration in 11:13] :1th Egg“? wggauon toéosfis. ,varied and interesting program 0“
(HELSIEA, -l\lnss.,_Feb. 14.—lnspec.jmeir respective dioceses is promised 572 ‘ ' music will be rendered under the dl-l
{3; ggfizfsdgafigfigg 330213} 133$ng the government In other words, although the House
p . . _ , 3 killed and T it Do ii i ' :l _Blshop Burke held a long conferenCe ratified the amendment'liy a majority
. mun.” Gumq' officers. were ; 0 n nne Y. a $8 ‘01‘: was .Wlth President Carranza yesterday of fifty-seven votes. the members who
1 m.- Hnuse yester-rlay.~Rep-.nglmded :n the leg last night “'henlaftemdon. From Mexico City he W1" refused to vote for ratification repre~
[lypl‘ (]‘(yp11hlican)‘()f MiSS'ior CPTS. alt] fnlpted t0 arlest a numberlgo directly to Chicago to confer with gented 113,560 more people thanffh’e
" men :1 "gm to have stolen an auto‘J-‘ather Kelly. A delegation 0f MGXl‘_members who cast their votes in fav-
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day evening, February 17, when a menu included:
’rection of Miss Julia Cuddeback. su~10yster cocktail
have ‘charge Celery
;Hot mince pie with hard sauce (a la
of Nations is under consideration
former efforts. The novelty of his _
the varlous governments at the.
decorations and the excellence of his by
lcruisine all went for the comfort. of cnnference, preliminary to the fin-
The observation of the National the men present and aided materially 81 vote, the Conference .through
Week. of Song will begin at the High .11: making the evening a success.
few of the items on the :sumptuous.Its commissmns, 1S EXpected to pro-
.pare a great mass of materlal re-
Cocktails _ Hating to the many subjecto that .
Grape’fm't Mafiscmno twill make up the docket of the T
Escallops all gratin g societ
Consomme en tasse y. -
Rom stuffed ’squnb . As soon as the conference has re-
ilieved itself of this burdgn, it is
Olive! expected to adjourn sine tdie. A
Sauteme 1909
Fruit Salad lilighly competent authority has —'
., ”5:”an on Page Seven). ‘ inspector Deininger with another
. loflicer had recovered three stolen au-
‘Itomobiles when they decided to look
:at a machine reported to be in
(garage on Winthrop Road.
When the. officers requested the
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.to be refused, they obtained a sailor’s
, I lservices and surrounded the garage.
*lAn automobile engine was heard to
tstal‘l. the door was jammed open by
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u, .' .‘ . lthe front wheels of a touring car and
' lt‘Hl boldler Sends Inter‘uhe' machine darted out. the gunmen,
wting Letters to WHis Sis-gwllo 1were crouched low within,. firing
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“rs l‘l‘Ol‘ll Germany ,on to officus. who rephed Vigorous
11y.
. l Tile Chelsea police estimate there
“mowing is an interesting let-‘were four men in'the automobile and
wr-ivcd by Mrs. S. W. ”Merrill that. two or three others escaped on
wlr‘. John Knapp. of VViiton, sis‘ foot. Late last night policemen from
“I Sergeant. Carlton B. W'eed, Chelsea and Boston were searching for
~ l.‘ with the Army of Occupation, the gunnlen.
f-lll‘rtl‘lt'l'h' :lt Hmltlesfortl, Prussiafi.
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’VVASHINGTON, Feb. l-l.»—Final leg-
islative action on the war revenue bill
levying six billions in taxes this year
and four billions yearly thereafter un-
til revised was taken late yesterday
by the Senate. Without a record vote
and with but a. few scattering “noes,"
the conference agreement on the mea-
sure was adopted as approved last
Shiurday by the House. After the
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‘census as the basis, indicate without
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rm; in pupils of all ages; The members present to enjoy the
prim to the high gchool. dinner were Frederick H. Quinton-d.
Henry W. Gregory. JametWood, Her-
bert B... m; Worth - Brehm. John
Gruelle, ton Meek. Fred J. Ham.
000318.113 Odd-ward. Seymour Cur-
tis, George F. Betta. Lea-rand -~Ray-
'mondpDasid- w... Raymond. John. H.
music .1:
from the ,
ibut- a {Part ”of each evening: program
will be’ devoted to community singing
of popular‘and patriotic songs.
A very cordial invitation is extend-
od 10 on citizens to cometothese
meetings and help extend the .aplrlt
of patriotism and-stimulate the love
of song. Many school children will
take part in the exercises and the
presence of parents and friends will --
, be an encouragement to them. The ' . . ,
, NEW YORK. Feb. 14.—-Tne execu— ‘and will be brief. varied and interest-‘ TO THE‘BOY SCOUTS
ltlve council of the Building Trades De- ‘lng. .
partment of the American Federation
:of Labor will meet here tomorrow, to
lfake action on the calling of a strike
rof thirty crafts it represents in sym-
pathy with the Brotherhood of Carpen-
{ters and Joiners, which announced
last night its members on Monday
Smith. Hiram 'Dafler‘llfiamj-l. ~Gutll-‘
erie and George}; Curtis. _ »
l ' ' , Boy Scouts of this city are arrang-
; ging for a public meeting at Hoyt's Op-
era House. Wednesday evening. March
‘ - . i6th. to he proceeded by a. short par-
- ' . lade. headed by drum corps” A number
of scoutmuters and candidates for
scoutmaater’s school have returned
from service and an effort will be
Manning. Hartford '8. Weed, 'Edward F. .
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Nothing has been disclosed, of—
ficially, as to the plan for the So-
lieve it is safe’ against attack on
the ground of unconstitutionality. '
If it does involve an"‘.‘ll'mnce‘ re- ‘
quit-lug ' the
troopsfin. combination rub—«those-
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in us. Mohair
New Haven Woman Guilty 1
use - of" oman -’
.14 the House tllut "while we
“.1. . . . lmoblle. The shooting occured when: . - ,. . will render several selections within ‘sa' th tho. roman
(ujlnlrl‘illllgti‘gllg: wisnfinill (:«Zlflhe men dashed out of a garage in an lc‘m priests m” accompany m'm. o3.191:thefilmendmeatl‘teufull com not: b “the M The prom will be “8511mm.“ ga “11 0 date Of a u t
' “ automobile and escaped. ' ese lgures, c y p y made ll" 0.’ “.16 "rim tom 0‘ 9¢h°°1 C0399 Ci ‘ Ci rettes ' W011 d be about J c I.
of alternations, against an Qiiknd“. , i
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bill is signed by VicevPresident Mal‘-‘,would resume their strike against the
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shall and Speaker Clark it will be Building Trades Employers' Ansoclu-é ‘ ‘
58m l0 ”18 White House for approval tion. Representatives of the Carpen- ;' .,
lters and Employers' Association. at a A most enjoyable concert was giv-
‘ meeting yesterday. failed to agree on an at the First Congregational Church
xoa 27m 1918- '; BREAKFAST AFTER
MEN’S COMMUNION
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'-‘ has been some time since I sent '
it; last letter. I have been very
busy. “'6- have had some great do- .. -. .
M“ “W" ““1" "film“ W“ have "9““ 'I‘I'lllli‘l‘vnltln 5- -C(”'I*mraw communion at (Continued on Page Twelve) wa c 1 nd the former announc- last evening which was thoroughly en-
} nr ’lwm. i am Well and wry happy to “ ”'1 6- f "U (l1 Sunday at 3 o'clock,l lad thgetsa: if]: expiration of a truce joyed by a large and appreciative aud-
thul l think (hm this great “111' ”(1,051 filmy?! .by admissm“ 591“?“WARM BLIZZARD” llaastina the remainder of this week lence '
“‘9’" 'ol' St. limit-oi” 3111;]: tgpéfrqt-fiemow ; [a R AGING IN WESTfthe ungicm would again walk out.” ’ Percy W. Mead gave a well selected
. . . H ‘ adjourn to Tl‘iI-litv Men's Clwl) then? b l The carpenters demand a wage in- program of high class selections that
(( "““m‘m' 0“ ”"5“ 39‘9“) “' ‘ ‘ .u ’ V‘ 3‘51“ crease of one dollar a day. A sympa— was a revelation of the powers of a
.ington street where breakfast w‘
. r . ill be =
served. There will be addresses by‘
the rector. Rev. F. A. Coleman, 'and
Arthur A. P. Hayes. president of the
CHICXGO, 111., Feb. 14.——A heavy thetic strike of members of the “basic player piano. that was a revelation to
snowstorm with comparatively high trade” unions already has been called the majority of the audience.
temperature and eXceedingly high in sympathy with the carpenters. 1 The program was as follows:
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. Musical program; Percy W. Mead
‘in Second Degree in Po’M-r
on'Case ‘ '
made at this time to get them togeth~
er and to get the school going again.
The program includes the presentation
of a beautiful flag to the scouts by, ”H . ,,
Past 'St'ate Commander of the G. A. R. I NEW HAVEN, Fb. 14—Smillng and "
Richard J. Cutblll. and acceptance of apparently under less marital strain -
same by General Frost, president of than at any time since the” beglnnmk ‘
the Boy Scout Council. There will al- of the trial, 1Mr3_ Annie 1a, Menuhin
so he a talk on the work by Commis- heard Judge James H. Webb, in au— .-
sioner Plrie MacDonald. of New York perior court yesterday afternoon, sea—
and a program exemplifying tho wgrk tenoe her to life imprisonment for-the
will be put on by local scoutmasters- murder of her third husband, John P.
The public is invited and a special in- Maugham _by administering poison.
viiation is extended to the G. A. 11., The jury found her guilty of murder
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‘New England Assembly. and one of
tthe Y. .\I. C. A. workers at Pelham
Bay. New York.
, Another address. will be made hv
.Hiram *1. Rogers. who is one of the
field secretaries of the Brotherhood
of St. Andrew. and comes here from
New Haven.
'i.-- salm- timo- tllul news came
. x-lws that an application had
i for a receiver for the New
u. llaren and Hartford Rail-
pnny. a large number of
wet: in the section gangs in
1‘ wired hotice that tilt-re
. More work for solllw time.
izmi oll' illucllllltely.
'v'lz‘“ or :t surprise. 215. (luu
mun-g, the railroad coul-
‘ lm hill)\\‘ to short—l. and
Wu: inld raw-d hundreds
in this one
My this is one rea:
.t‘ the men have
.. ~‘»‘Ii’,2 all winter keeping
5!. bond shape, and noth—
i l“.- Ilwnt- for awhile.
m‘ lllt‘ church. The time has been so
short. in arranging for this that those
in charge have not been able to reach
as many men of the parish as they
would like. it is hoped that many
men will avail themselves of the op-
portunity to attend both these gather-
ings. ,
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‘ment and see theMResults.
He will speak along the;
lines of some of the aggressive Work‘
wind, centering in Nebraska, has dis-
rupted railroad traffic and for hours
‘paralyzed wire communication west
of the Missouri river.
«rind broke down .wire poles, with
falling temperature, the snow began to '
drift, reaching a depth of ten feet in
places. .
While the "warm blizzard" reached
fro nlthe Canadian border down the
Missouri Valley as far as Oklahoma,
the most damage was done in Nebras-
ka, Colorado and South Dakota. Fur-
ther east rain prevailed, with predic-
._tions that snow might come today.
i .The wind reached a velocity of 55
-mlles an hour in Central Nebraska,
felling trees in some places. Main
lines of railroads were, kept open with
little delay. but branch lines ln' several
1 places were blockaded’ror the night.
Wet snow and}
:at the Pianolal
and to parents and relatives of the
Part One .
scouts. ’
BURGLARS ON WOOD BTREET
.BUTTE MKCHIlfiSTs
‘ RETURN TO WORK
B‘UTTE. Mont, Feb. 14.———Machin-?
ists made the first break early today
1. Beethoven -
Sonata; Op. 13. “Pathetique”
Firm/Movement, Grave dilegro, Con
Brio ”’ ’
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the side of a building,
trlk of (:0 rs when they 2- RUbinstein , :ceeded in gaining an entrance in Hot?
angle t: retirn to 3?ng today, after , Kamefmm-OSU‘OWrOD. 10. NO- 22 nard Hershfield & Sons’ grocery store“
a three-day lavot‘f. taken in sympathy 3 ”mill“ _’ _ , at 19 “bad street, around 4:30 o'ckmk
- ' (a Nocturne. 0.0- 3u 1\0- 1 G Minor this morning. $5 in pennies-were tall--
with members of the Butte Metal Min-
ers. Union, (Independent), and the b) Nocturne. 0p. 27, No. 1, C Sharp
- ' Union No. Minor , _ $1.90 from a box which stood near .
fibfitfi-mi? ohndgfxt‘illitg in protest (c) 'Polonf’lise. Op- 40. NO- 1 1n_ A the public telephone booth. Patrol-l The school play an reception. '
against the recent cut in wages of one “.Mihtaire , ‘ man Wallace Sammis investigated scheduled to be held ton ght)‘ at the .
dollar a. day. . 4- Schubert , .. when the b was reported and la— Not-walk High School. has been post-
Besides the machlnfits employed at [Flpwfifptuw OP- 142. 1W- 3. -- ROSE— ter this in .. tag Detective Sergeant poured on account of the unpleasant“
the. mines' a number of employee of munde , ’ [Thomas Hunt was maligned to the weather. Superintendent- man ,
foundries ’an'd shops who have been 1cause.Jl‘he..pouce areatill investlgut-annonnoed that it would , oly flu
ins
5. Dvorak . ,
out will return to work. , i
today. it was
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By placing a heavy plank against where
thieves suc-
en from the cash drawer and about1
arm m M. - ;
1n the second degree after three
hours of dellbeflttion. '
Mm. nonahan was taken to her
cell in the New Haven County jail
she had spent the last twenty
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SCHOOL RECEPTION .
IS POSTPONED
minute non'tgng,.m
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