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\ iElXtiTON March 7 »--Dire('-
1 11111-5 has determined to
'tll-“I' of leading; bankers
. alpomtion 1'.-presenta-I
‘3 11:21:11 “PM Tuesday. to'
solutions of the prob-:
failure of Congress to
.z-J-s for the railroad ad-
it as probable that
Run would be reached
£1(‘L‘. 1'.-2111:1315 believed
result in further
l'iflnL;
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mu VV'ashington today
3:11 bankers since adjourn-
-.- (1.11:: -5 had discussed the
:1} ..1 1:.1blishing a bankers
l .1: 111,1: ,1: laugh as $1U0 000,000
1.11.11v11dntn1s1s This plan. hm
r. has not been presented to the
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Platform
MADISON 11—11711-77-
when he. ran ('01 Unit-1
to fill 11 V'Eacanc)’
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g'flrs platform,
:11 State's Senate
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NEW l’lllTNRY [NAN
TN NE DINNEST YET
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Amount andIRate ‘.00n
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is 1- xp: 1 ted soon,
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Continued on Sixth Page
The pupils
lin ~11 e111 sc.hool held their thirteenth
meeting on Thursday afternoon. The
president. Eugene Kano, was. in the
.‘clmir. The following “1911 arranged
program was greatly enjOV ed;
R:>cit:-1tion-— St. Frances
Morris Bresev
Poem ~-The Sermon of St. Frances.
Marguerite O. Keefe.
\‘ictrola—The Birds of the Forest,
Poem-The “'oodpecker.
Margaret Hoyt
l’ncm—Thrushes Song.
Class
Describing Birds,
Socialiht (‘ on-‘
01 room —,No 28 I": '1u1k-'
SOUTH
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DEN EDWARDS
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IN HARTFORD.
General Assembly. and 01;.-
ers Honor the Command-
er of the New England
Forces in France
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'.i1 111 1:1111'111-1' in 11111 first degree
:';:1111.~! \\'illl.”1ni llt~sslwiz John Nouss.
l'iz1niis.\l111'11_hy. 11‘1'1'11. 1.. K111i“. “'11-
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might of Jun. 2111. Madden was 1: spe-
‘1i:1l night 1)()ll(‘1'ttlllll :11 the (‘hency
{S'Ik Mills :11 111111 111111.».111111. it is
Unfavorable Reports Made:
1 on a Group of Vaccination
1 Bills
'l l-,l.UlTFOlll) March 7.»--~Ma]or~Gen-
lcrnl Clamnce R. l dwards, commander
ot the 26111 (Yankee) Division in the
Hit-rccst 01‘ the fighting in France in
‘which American Hoops were engaged.
received 11 wzum welcome in llaitfold
today. coming here from Boston
Inooiu The 102ml United States Infan-
,try. of which 1111 Connecticut is proud
1119121111311 when it left the state. it was
{composed largely of Connecticut men,
{and 1111 ltllst Machine Gun Battalion.
lt‘1om1iosed mostlv of Hartford men
land commanded throughout bV Hart-
101d oflicm's. lorm 11 part of the 26th.
‘11» 11111111 11s the guest of Troop R \Vel-
Cnntinued on Page Nine.
.. .1.!ANlMAl WITH 9
[IVES HA8 CHANCE
Bill to License All Cats in
Connecticut to Be Favor-
‘ ably Reported to Legis-
Iature
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was his ‘
; \\'ithoul intending '.VnV refle: lion
l1111011 11111 advocates 01 equal suffrage,
111 11111) be said (11.111'1lts lime 11
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fi‘l 11in: s in (‘onnecticut may be on 11
11.11 With (‘ontwvticut canines. 1".01]
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lll‘l'LVOS AlllES, Thurs. .‘tlalt't'h
'—~The strike of port VV ()l'kl' 11-1. VV 111 11
has caused 11 serious tie up to 1111p
ping business here. took another 11.1111
tonight. when t'eprescntatins of the.
port workers apprOVed the action 01
the Maritime Federation in (itcidinz no
longer to adopt a conciliatory 11111111 le
toward the ship owners. The strikers
also decided to frame new demands.
The ship owners conferred for sev-3
‘eral hours today and discussed
1’ 0'
1posed steps for reaching :1 settle-
,ment of the strike. The owners ad-
onurned, however. without taking any
taction. A report that the shipping
.:1::ents had decided not to insist that
the port workers abolish boycotts was
later denied. _
German-owned vessels in Argentine
harbors have not been affected by the
strike. The shipowners claim that
half of the money earned by these
vessels goes to the support of the.
strikers.
«-—
“GENERAL” COXEY
1 T0 LEAD ANOTHER
.ARMY TO WASHINGTON
-; NEW‘ YORK, March 7.—‘ General”
tJacob Coxey declared here last. night
{that he proposes to lead another “ur-
my’.’ to Washington as a protest
01°21 V,ela.s W illizun Howard. Louie against. national prohibition. He has
Novgak Ruth McMahon,
mend. Donald Mace.
Waldin Pond. a reading.
Burton S.
Victrola—Jl‘he Dance \of
Bird
l’oem—Tbe Bluebird
Mildred Gus
. The Chip Munk'a mule.
. Richard blob:
the Song
Ellen Ricb- decided. however that he will not go
on foot. but. will travel in a touring
lcar and motor transportation will be
provided he said, for all his cohorts.
“"General Coxev. who ll at. the Wal-
.dorl‘ Astoria, said he had discussed.
fthe project with many business men
in this and other clues and {out most
or them have volunteered u: must
~his “any. " . -
, never of any real aid.
is ,0 be 11Vor11bl) iiuiign for the collection of funds for
.1 {mill-1 .1 ' 1... “mac"... 1111s b9”, b0 lthe 1"cception to the returning soldiers
'-‘ mvxonw‘rtu,‘ burnt T
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:Queen Marie oi Romania is- f
l sues a Statement of the
Plight of Her Country
and Sufferings of He:
5 People During the War
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England Also Troubled
; Over the- Food Simply of
E the Old World
9
1 Runs. Thursday March 6. (Associ-
ated Press) ~Queen Marie at Rumou-
',i:t declared today 11131.11: spite of the
1plight of he: countrV and the surfer '
filings of the people in the war there is;
no dungci of Bolsthism there if {00d
can be. secured. Speaking of condi-
lions in Romania dun‘ng the war, the.
queen said:
“\Ve suffered even worse than did
Belgium. She had England and
F'rance by her side. and bohlnd them
mood America while we had only;
Russia to depend upon. When the
Russians camo- to assist us. all they
did was to eat our food. They were
German plot-
ters saw to that. and when Russia
broke, “9 were absoluuly twisted.
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111511111 11131111131: 5.;
: 111 11111131 11115111
Team Workers Getting
Busy in Campaign for
Fund for the Local Fight-
; ing Men
l A. liner and more heartening spirit.
:1 spirit bound to result in ultimate
5111 ccss is now being displayed bv ev-
lt‘l\(lllt-‘. throughout the city in the cum-
sailors and marlnt‘s of NorVVulk and
iuilton The team workers have 111k—
1n hold of their duties with renewed
g\'l,L'Ol'. 11nd the people of the city are
morning across more cheerfully and rea-
‘dily VVith contributions to welcome
.1101111- the boys. Our Boys.
.\ poim of importance to be remem—l
ibnvd non and in any activities to-
tollow is that the moneV Which is be--
11174.,5011C110d and collected in the pre-
;s('nl (trim is for the sole benefit of
the soldicis, sailors and marines of
'oerlk 11nd “ilton. We may admire
the SOltliels of strangcis from other 1
titles but it is only our own sons that'
lVV'e mm 1019. A hundclasp of cordial
111 spect :and admiration we have and
VVill L'ivc to the men of other places.
(but 10 the boys of our own city and
motnmunity we will take to our heart
and welcome with the piofoundest
ldcmonstmtion capable and when the
time comes Norwnlk will show to its
lsplendid young fighting men in no un-
certain way what it means to have
them back again. N01; just. because
they havemade one of the finest rec—
ords of all time as magnificent fight-
IContluue’d on Page Nine.
MR. WILSON TAKES
PART IN SHIP DRILL
ON BOARD THE U. S. S. GEORGE
WASHINGTON. March 7 (By Wire-
less to The Associated Press—Presl-
dent Wilson's rent this morning was
cut short by the sonndlngof ageneral,
alarm summoning all hands to the
boats to abandon ship. The signal
for the boat drill came at 9 o’clockl
and the President nose and escorted!
Mrs. Wilson to their boat. He adjust-
ed her life belt and his own and stood 1
quietly by until the drill was complet-l
l
Resident Wilson was greatly int-2:-
ested in the result of the election in
district. the returns having been re,
ceived by wireless from Secretary of
the Navy Daniels and J. P. Tumulty.
the President’s secretary
1119 President today sent a wireless
mesa-cc to William 1. Bryan. whom
l
IrRIDAYEMARcHEz 1919
1 the Dorian
ERATT IN NEED Fllll
EXTRADITENN HERE.
Grand Larecny Charo!
Dropped by New York 01'—
cials, and Pratt Is Now in
Tombs Aw: :iting ExtFadi-
tion to Connecticut
l'l'HTi
Ill
Alwhur \\'.
4111211111 in 11111 \Ol'lullli' court in N. w
afternoon before
Ymk 1it_V yestcrulu
M.:gistr:«11e_Frederick .l. Groehl and 1))
consent of both the prosecution and
(lg-l‘vnsc the charge of grand larceny
1 which had been preferred against him
and for which he was being 1111M under
bonds of 85.111111, was dismissed.
Print was iuunediotcly taken to the
Tomle where he will remain until 1111-
cxtradition papers for his removal to
this city can be secured. 1.3.151 Monday
Pratt was placed under arrest whom
he appeared in court by Sergeant
Thomas Hunt of Ibis city. and Ser-
gcant Frank Virclli of the state police.
The warrant was issued by Justice
John H. Selleck of I)aricn,'and.held
Pratt {or thirty days without bail to
await extradition lnto'thls state.
1: is probable that the papers will
be secured sometime nex1 week and
upon their issuanCe Pratt will be :1-
moved from tho Tombs and brought
into this state and placed in a cell in
court—house or at police
headquarters.
The vigilance of the state and 101111
police durlng the week has not been
lewarded by a single cluc
VV' bereabouts 01 Young Charles Coppo-
la. whose car Pratt was trying to dis
pose of in New York (lty at the 11111"
of his arrest EV'eiy clue as :ured so
far has been run to earth w: :11 no rc-
sults and instead of the)ny stcrv clear-
ing up It. is becoming more baffling
each day.
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'. ll; [JCHAllPlllN
\Villiam "Smilcr" Ayrault. of this
city. lost the second half of his bil-
liard match with Emil Erkcs. state
champion 01" Rliode Island, but his big
1 lead seconds in the first half of the
match in Bridgeport saved the honors
for him as well as the neat little $200
purse which was put up as a side bet.
"Sinner" played the much heralded
champ in Bridgeport last Tuesday
evening and at the outset was allowed
a handicap of 30, Erkes having to run
31111 to the local billiardists' 270. This
wits the proper handicap decided upon
between the state champ and 1111'- local
man but it led to bitter regret on the
pun of the Erkes. The first night
"Smilcr- " trimmed Erkcs and svcured
on 32 ball lead which the Rhode ls»
lander was unable to overcome.
lle camP to this city last evening
and played the second half 01' the
match in the Ayrault-Hamllton-Palace
Hillard Parlor on North Main street
and although he succeeded in cupping
the last. half of the match he did not
ovt‘rcnme “Smiler‘s” lead and conse-
quently lost the match and 1le $2011
purse.
Erkes started off in regular Willi-e
Hoppe style but before the finish he
was playing: as if alflimcd with shell-
sbock. As an opener he ran off 10'.
to "Smiler's" 13 but Ayrault came back
strong and pocketed 133 to Erkes 171
in the next run.
The final results were:
Ayranlt ................ lfl.’ 13.3-4371.
Erkes ................ 53 ,174—-22.‘
The high run for the night was by
Erkes with 4‘2. “Smiler” running 39..
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1131 now Willis
1111 111111111
Norwalk's gram! tax list amounts to
825,564.39}. awarding to the figures
compiled this morning by Irving D.
Robertson. clerk of the board of asset:-
in-
1917
sore. This shows but a slight.
crease over the grand list. of
which totalled 825,126,442, the differ-
ence amounting to $437,949.
First District—37,724,589.
Second District—9,139,018.
Third Rania—3.655.699.
Fourth District—19,519,306.
Fifth Blatant—25.564391.
to lhcl
l
llllii'cn “an at-l
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday.
Today
l
cupatidn
ATTACHEDFISHE
TTRES DETACHED
Failure to Settle in Harry
R. Jackson’s Damage Suit
Caused Touble for Driver
me
W
801119..me ago the driver oi one
131 the Fiche ( be; £30.11 truck's wt:
was coming down Mill bill attbmbt
to pass bétWeen an East avenue trol
1113 car standings: the switch. and a
Ford truck resing clOse to the curb.
He misjudged the distance and side-N
ts. ,
considerably The flivver suffering
more severely of the two
The driver of the truck was arrested
and found guilty of negligence by
Judge Candec in the uptown court. but
appealed the (use.
A nepresentathe of the Fiske people
from its New Haven branch was pres
cut at the. hearing. an'l promised to
make good all damages to the Jackson
car but after waiting more tllztna
reasonable time with no signs of a set
tlement. Mr. Jackson brought suit to:
damages in the sum of $300 actlimt.
the Fi‘ske people and when one 01
their big trucks with a desk load 01
tires was missing through Wall stieet
yostcr'day it was halted by S'ctgeant
BrVan ll. Silk and 1m attachmcn.
placed on tires to the value of 33nd ,
which VVas taken from '.‘ c tru- 11 andl
tolled into the 510111 of F E Lockwood
Water street.
The driVer immediately
the news of his plight to the 1‘.er ".1-
Von office. and the adjusti "1;: agent
made quick time it a car to this city
where prompt and satisfactory settle
ment was made for Mr. J'acksons
claim through his attorney Jude: E.‘
M. Lockwood
UNIDN EEADERS
CDNSIDER TERMS
New Wage and Hour Sched-
ule Not Entirely Satisfac-
tory to Harbor Workers,
But May Be Accepted
NEW YORK, March 7. ‘Uuresuict-
ed acceptance by the Tidewater Boat-
men s Union of the otter of the Rail-
road Administration for the settlement
of the harbor strike was announced
today by John Brennan, president or
the union. representing four thousand
boatmen. The action or the other six
affiliated unions, representing the re-
maining 12,000 union harbor boatmen,
had not been determined tins after-
noon. The Railroad Administration op-
erpted tort yper cent. of the boats
that have been tied up by the strike
which began Tuesday zooming and has
The tax books of the city are now.
complebod and will be readyfor the
the 2211:! Pennsylvania. Congressional: inspection and autumn of the pub-
lic within o few days. When the
stringent vs:- time oonditlonau'e tak—
en into consideration, the meme in
Ithegmdnstamtmgtoabou
halt a million in comparison to
one to two million hora-me lg w
virtually paralyzed trans-Armor: and
construe commercial shipping from
this port. Mr. Bxennan declared his
men had been granted a tielvehour
dnyanda'n lncreueoffmmtfoo to
3110 a month, with an 1231.11.31.50 a.
m nigmtordhtyasvatehmenm-thek
“1511:1me WWW .
”Wm!“
FRDM Nlli TRNEH‘
swiped blth vehicles damaging them‘s
& (‘0.. while the truck was left stand-g
ing in front of the police station :11 1:1
telephon 11‘. ’
mum R THE 30118.
Don't r1111.) Contribute '19..
Wild Norwalk 5 Welcome 00'
na- Sons.
;
GERMAN TROOPS 0N BALTIC
DEFEATED THE RDLSHEVIKI
AND HAVE RECAPTDRED RIGA
‘.‘-‘cvcral Organizations Have. (lone Over to the Sparta-
cans According to a German ' \Virclcss
Compromise Mav Be Reached
Message-—
in Strike Trouble
'NENNTIATINNS DN AT HREUTZ FDR NEW
ARMISTHJE FDR NERMANY AND PDLAND
0
Bill Introduced in the HouSe of Commons for Compul-
sory Military Service for the British Army of 0c-
LONDON Mulch E7.
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’t‘eated 1.111: Bola’heviki and have wean!
lured Riga, according to 11 report r11-
ceivod by the Telegraph.
w-A German
{wireless dispatch received here states:
that, in addition to the volunteer ma—
rine division and a portion of the Re-
E LONDON. March '1'.
Guards Regiment and the Guards Fu-
slleer Regiment. went overto the jSWr’:
menus on Wednesday; .,
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A Berlin dispatcli:to
started that it was reported in govern—
ment circles that, as a result of to
compromise reached at Welmar, the
strike might and today. .
BERNE, Thursday, March 6.~”'le3
ifor an effecthe Dengue of Nation»
'marked the“ opening of the
tional Conference 01' Dengue of Nov
tions' Societies here today. Mas.
Philip Snowden adelegale trom Great
‘Britaln, emphasized the necessity of
,com'pletlng the work of the Paste Con~
1 ferencc at Paris.
5 “We must have a real and effective
"League of Nations," she said,
merely the doubtful shadow that has
appeared at the Paris Conference.”
Otto Weber Swiss Councillor. opened.
the session by characterizing the
world situation as consisting of two
alternatives, one a League of Nations
'1 and the other anarchy
i PARIS, Thursday. March 6.— A Ha-
Vas dispatch from I’osen, dated Wed-
Inesday, tells of the meeting of Allied
and German missions at the village of
iKreutz, where negotiations for a new
farmistice between Germany and
Poland will be carried 011.1110 Allled'
mission arriVed at Kreutk Wednesday
morning, and the train bearing the
German delegates, headed by Marco
von Rachenberg. who was accom-
panied by Dr. Drew, the Prussian
Minister of the Interior, and General
Dommes, arrived soon alter. J: B. E.
Noulens, former French Ambassador
to Russia, and General 11th intro-
duced the delegates to on the railway
.platform. The oorteous demeanor of
'ztbe Germans was noted as being dra-
tlnc different from that shown or,
'Brest- tovsk last year, when they
were so truculent toward Leon Trut-
zky, then Bolshevtk Minister of Wu.
and his friend's.’ This time, the Ger.
mm wore no uniforms.
The delegates entered a nation at
andseutedthemselveousmbleil
,fullv View of the station, where a few
soldtm in threadbare uniforms were
lounging about. After the Germans
had declared that their gavel-amt r0.
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