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Office as Second Claaa Matter.
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WORlfl OfMIEN’S‘
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Store of Louis Prensliy. (“1'
South Main Street, Enter-‘
ed Last Night and Goods
Taken by Thieves
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Suits, Neckties. Jewelry and.
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fiUlflEPflSTlALK
0N RECENT touts
BY Miss PlNNEtl
Delights Audience at First
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Congregational Church—l WASHINGTON, March 28.” Bitumi-
D’lllSlC Adds MUCh t0? nous coal operators of the country
‘ through the National Coal Association
annount-td last night they would not
.l'ESlllllP ront‘eri‘ncns with the industrial
Reburials Furniijsh Addition-
al Identificativns in biany liozi'id o!" the Department of t‘ommet‘t-i-
‘ ' wit I a view to re-adjusting coal prices
Cases, Pershing Reports until “the cooperation and support of
the Railroad Administration and oth-
to War DEParjment ‘o-r Government departments buyin’g
~ ._..._. ‘ ‘ coal had been secured." Whenever the.
I hoard could assure such cooperation
. tthe coal men said. they would he wil
; ing to continue ”to conferences Wiiit‘ll
. 5‘ 'lir gun yesterday.
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Pleasant Program 3
l'mlo-z- the :tuspiovs of tilt- Youngrl
l’roplv's Sotiety of the First Congre-
gational t'hut't-li an evening with booksv
illltl music was given last night.
Miss lloilia Stone Pinneo presented i
.t plantain t‘illlt‘tl “A Guide Post Talk.
mi lltzt‘ut Books." and Mrs. Arthur
Gibson llull samz. Mr. Victor lliurt ae-
( (lilll-Eiilyillu her.
.\l r. l’ei‘cy Taylor, recently returnvd=
from service. president of the organ-
ization, presided and introduced the eu- '
tel-Lainers. ('akc and coffee were serv-
ed at round tables where the companyl
seated theiiisclvt-s at the close of the‘ “any IncorreC't
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., 5.9 Out I or Next Lash Patten—Police Hate priming. lieatltit‘ul bouquots of Sprint» . .
. “1‘35 }[ard L359 Ahead Of flowers were giVen to Miss l’inneo. found In the FTCIICEI HOS-i
_ - Them and Mrs. Unit. A silver collection for . ~ “———'——‘
m H‘ l ”“1,” tltt‘ Building l-‘und was taken. ! pltalS l
' ‘. Viv-r" “ll: thrill 3"} My taking off the wooden shutter on (t‘t-iitinued On Page. Two) . WASHING-TON. March 28.-—Gen.; --———-
-. I. tin-l ”I "a Window in the rear of the store and’ - - .. - . l"""‘m““ reported ‘0 the W'ar Depart- w - »
H iliii fl. Anilili'tliwn breaking the glass with a stone,» ,meni today that the" are In" 5'5“) IS bald to Have called sena-
_ " 3". '_ ‘5‘ ' (Hummus was gained into Louis Prep-3 ofllcers and men of the Expeditionary:
‘ If”. ; 3‘“ 11"I‘sk)"s liaberdashcry on South Main PLAN 1" All] .l‘orces listed ‘9 mining. TM! total' toot Hemenway a Damned
‘2“.;' '. , ..",“-"“‘°"" m, evening. and about $300 ‘Couipares with the British odiciai fig- Liar —- Affected Blood
.' “nip-on .iil - : mun], M clothing Wan taken. The. bur-i , ,ui-es of 161.800 missing and the French Show“
. l 1"I';”“ -““.l‘gliirs secured the’goods and succeeded r E RAILWA sim- 290~000- .
t lt.tp.|.ttini film“, making a. clean gpmway without f All of the 5.500 names have been re- ‘ ~—.._
, "" it ’L ‘fr'leaving .1 single clue upon which the. . tported as "missing" in casualty lists, , ll“'RT"Q““' Mar?“ 23” J- ”9“"?
““ :‘RIE'Q‘H"; ll: ‘ liolit-t- might work. Detective St-p- .___._. . already published. the report said-Re- ;‘(W‘Mg‘lk Infilhedctgirldors 0‘2 the house
""‘ ,- ’Keum 'l‘ltomus~ Hunt is wol'kin" on the Utilifi q C ' ' w Id internments of bodies from isolated '93 “ 3-" 0 er“ 9 “0m” men” ‘0
.4... may m',.a_..(, “ C. 0mmlssmn 0“ l Senator Homenwav d t‘ l
_. ,. ;grnves in the centralized cemeteries is - - 931°C"! '6 m in.
I! (m .t ._ Havgftate ,Make Import- .; furnishing additional ir‘ienluueglion in iglg’ilemfflrgn‘d the?! he hadtfelllvg-
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“u.“ and: . made the following recommendations. Bo—cxnmination 0‘ {ammunition apology came.
,_, m Emmy: concerning the request of the trolleymm‘m mum‘hlrm m! According to Mr. Roi-aback he told
.‘ - . ltzompamu for some old in adjusting: to I! 9‘9! m m that democratic leader that he was a
page m...~ m. { . , ., . :thrlt' = . ’ tryout-lids at moi art-Trina! ._ “In Th w
» . ' i First. “9V. 1“ companies ”'the‘crxplnln' the aim m action" and kplqce a “IO do“ of “IO ”M“
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\.\'T SILK
SOME SPRINTER
Sill." was notified by
that a certain lad
'imr: playing hockey
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.no. that he would be
'I to school regularly,
tuitllling the streets
and at night. Fur-
> youngster had
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. wuzt. So when the
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5 ll. spied Silk at
'llllll'll race for a
‘ .ll but despite. the
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t' "‘U'l‘ril hours until
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‘tl‘-'l ime Prohibiton
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'_\ 't‘ lli“ war-time pro-
‘.u:-. effective July I.
- ~I> iday at the close of
of the l’fislillers'
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-li-=iilinz concerns.
-r‘t‘r~t:t were given
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h”) l’cople Iiioon hour today, March is going tot
.———-— march out like a lion all right in trtwl
,\1 “in. 3.5 New: contrast to its lamblike clitranu- and
_ M,“ h u“ into “Hwy: in dil't't't contradiction to the bailout
u‘il tlill lit-itt'il)’ on, “Emil“ ”l “"9”“: ill-‘7 N “"‘t’k ago '0'
1 day. l
= People who planted peas yesiertlay,i
lure 'phoning the coal man for'a little:
molt- fuel. while- the good old overt-021:3
' . newsmmlS. hmt“S ”3 a long “"‘y from ”‘9 moth balls ands street sustained '1 broken coll-irhmit‘
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ON WORK OF WOMEN;
A fine insight into the women's!
1 work for the women in the Episcopal‘
{churches was given yesterday after-'
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ity Parish Hall
‘ with her subject. besides being on?» of
gthe finest speakers ever assigned to
‘ this work. Miss Franklin secured and
' kept the undivided attention of her au-
(fiction for the entire time.
Her talk was made even more inter-
esting and instructive by means or a
large number of fine stereoptican
pictures giving views of the various
, forms which the work of the women
takes. John Dumortier assisted at the
“tin-ts last evening. ‘ lecture and was in charge of the stere-‘
optican machine.
:18 Armenians Massacred
By Moslems at Aleppo
. ATHENS, March 28.—-Advices from
;i'oliable sources at Constantinople
state that a massacre of Armenians by
Moslem gendarmes took place recent-
ly at Aleppo. It is reported that forty-
Piglll Armenians were killed. 111 aer-
iously wounded and 160 slightly in-
jured. It is alleged that the gendamea
burst into the Armenian market and
attacked the people assembled there,
Land that the troops in the nit-racks at
"Aleppo did not arrive on the scene um
Itil two hours ter’thc massacre. .
The authorities have mooted”.
icoirt martial f '
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lMorgan. who later reported the acci- News of mum in Cores w” re-
i'ord. who is the diocesan‘treasurer 01!
Miss Franklin delivered her?
yesterday afternoon.i
:Having covered a large field of this,
5 work and being thoroughly acquainted:
o
tlllap-tme repubucanwcr told. the d.
ipcnring in the daily casualty lists sent ‘cratlc leader that
m" by me depart-em. wanted him in his argument. to the
The British WarOdice. Gen. Persh- senate hfiebday before fimm' Hem-
, .in to re. rt said. has adopted the pol- enway 99“ ‘7 “5 ° secure "I
Third: Relieve the companies ErPlll'i(.§ of comlderlng tww‘y.gix weeks in [amendment to the Connecticut light
the burden of taxation by reducmg “1'0 case of an oflcer in“ thirty weeks land power bill, which would pnvent
the percentage of tax on gross income, for an enlis(ed man as the 'longth. ohthe company from selling electricity
and suspend payment for a period of”me after the man has been récomed ioutaide of the state until the state
pm ammoryrburdcn “laying and ..
maintaining the btml pavements. . wounded in action casualties a
Second: Relief from the present 8m-
tutory burden in the construction of:
highway bridges. ' ‘
N” years" but ultimately require 9“" as mlsein before death is presumed. ;had be?“ ““99““ “r“ "“11 the a“E“tluure caught. even a momenturyt
nient thereof at. a low rate of interest. in ”N, Frgnch army, he said. no defln- lplua. He wished to keep foreign cor- |glimpse “'1,” men‘. Only ‘ few otl the soul of France and“ not recline
“WNW?" “‘9 revenues 01 the com-“W period had been fixed. vporations outside "‘9 state thereby, these persons have no far seen Tyler! that by their Ind-M.- “'3 “It
pony Will permit. and before the tll\'l- land to preserve the "SOUP“! 0‘ “10 (at police headquartcra. ' i strengthened our resistance." ..
(lends are paid. ; l dTl’ase Five) 'state to a. state corporation. In thel ' Examples gt German “not“ .
, (Cont nue 0 trounce of his argument he said the. C i d o P El m) lmfimt the people of Northern and:
man who supported the, bi". Ind . ‘ oat ““9 n “e g 3 Rate France and instances of can“
(Continued on Page Five) , ..
,everyone knew that he meant Mr.
Ronback. approved of this amend-
tment. In fact he had often told him
thaw-he had beenobliged to fight with
'liis company and penqade them to
lkeep outside stockholders out of the
~, neern. Till"; was the point Mr. Bora-
BROKE COLLAR BONE
WHEN HIT BY AUTO
Rose, the young daughter of Mr. and‘
intuit ttitttttttin
ANI] Miiiiiiin Bl
Mia-z. Lenardo 'l‘uoazolo of Timmy. {back evidently took exception ‘0' for
' twbu be met Mr. Homenway be chal-
and several bruises and cuts about the; llggg let-$7 45%“ her fidm‘" 'fiim
’ ' . lridiculoua, and had made it bad for
body when site was struck yesterday
shun with other: of the company who
‘are in control witk’blm. Mr..Hcmen-
way started to ‘ u but Mr. Bora-
Men, Women and.
E. Morgan of 5 West avenue.
Th" “‘1' . Thousand
cident occurred on East avenue. it; .
the East Avenue Methodist rhrrh. and Children Spearedo-Tl‘oonS ibaok told him in. ldn’t want to talk
it is said that. Dr. Morgan was proceed-1 Fire on People—11,000 “101 him “0‘ this and with?“ 0‘:
servers saw _ porno combo
ing at. but a slow rate of speed. estt-i
mated to be between 10 and 15 lnllt'fi‘
an hour. f
The young girl was picked up and;
rushed to the Norwalk Hospital by Ur.=
wan J. Henry ntllking through the
hall: with Mr. fictnenway pacing after
”telling him that he would apolo-
gm.
iMRS. STOKES LOSE-S
Arrested—Churches Raz-
ed ' ,- .
PHILADELPHIA. Pan“ March 28.—
dent to the police. He was later received from Shanghai wday in a. cable
leased on his own recognizance on the message to Dr. Syn-man Rhee. rapie-
order of Judge George H. Vosburg. ggemmg the Corona National Anaocia-
‘tion. The message. Wigs! 1' 513‘s?!“ by
(t n V8 Hears “he tthe representative of re: a an?
'e e W 1m Ibut, reads:—— Superior court yesterday rendered a.
Wlllseek ASYlum Therei “Thirty—three officers of (be lndopen- Eterdict 0f ‘3’7‘32 in thOr Of Frank
tdence Union of Cores. also leaders of :3. Gui-icy and Herbert A. Sing, of
'Christtnn churches. Heaven "0'3“!" Stamford. in their suit “that Mrs.
‘pm. Buddhists. Conflict!!!» “mien“- 'Heion 1.. Phelps Stokes. the suit being
many, alarmed by the receipt of threat- jmerchanm, rising eveI'Y‘Vhfl'ev Th9 brought to recover 8- OOMBIIOD for
ening letters. intends to leave Holland i whole 0' Cores. ‘3 under martial 1‘" ;the sale of the Stokes property at No-
and seek refuge in Switzerland, acolThe Japanese W ‘3 firing on we‘roton Hash“. known In lehllm‘l
cording to the newapaper La. Suisse. ”90913 Eleven thoudnd arrested. iFarm. The jury was out for 35 min-
lany tortured and massacred. One 'utes before a verdict was reached.
5 AMEROGEN. Holland, Wednesday 1‘ m d . .
(by the Associated Press).—Replying thousand men, women and c l 1'9“ Among those who testified dorms
to a renewed request today for an in- speared. Schools. churches and chops .01 .
terview, Wilhelm Hohenzollern sent :destroyed by Japanese men Th0 'lisher of the New York Evening Mail.
this verbal message: ‘strike movement
“I am 5°“ I "m“ ”“3“” my “‘ tiligin‘é‘i'fide 3.3.1373: Demand
’ Judge Greene "and Jury in the Civil
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GENEVA. Swltzerland.’ March 28.—
The fugitive Emperor William of Ger.
:titude in connection with making a ,
'public declaration. The time has not isolate independence from. Japana. for “.000.
.. .. Brim” ‘12: citizen -—
. ' s a , e e e . -
, lference, has ' unable so for to ob- NEW YORK TURNED
the State Department
having written hint’ that. it is inadvis-
lable at this time to permit his auo.’
'ciation to be ”Wt“ there. _ ,
INTERURBAN CARS
IN .COLLISIONieach other or with automobiles.
and fences were blown down
N. Y., Hatch 21-— :trcen uprooted. peanuts-ha!
tbc General knocked over by trolley
u, .or by mail trucks.
'hlown into tbctmt.
n Dissolution
Period Extended
The period for dissolution of the
‘New York. New Haven and Hartford
,Railroad and affiliated railroads under‘
'the Sherman law was extended byl
Judge Mayer, in the federal com-M
New York. yesterday mntil July 1,
.1921. The dissolution decree wan ob-l
tained by the government in October.:
1914. iElectric W
' Counsel for the road asked for luv/fly wen“ ., _ mot-ulna in a. ‘
lther‘delay in effecting the dissolution emu-eon! _.. - arm Wit-accord. a. man: all
oaths sigma magnum; - gunman mvmcutaftbit‘ ‘ Mouton-ran
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9 trial was Henry L. Stoddard, put».
1! mm- "two!” lThe property in question cold for :75...
Uprising: i000 and.the commission on the salef
,3” amounted to $3.750. Suit was brought i e .
TOPS‘Y TURVEY TODAY:
NEW YORK. March 28,—Nethork.
;experlenced a somewhat tony-tun! 3 Human of worker: in the
hairy tum-e again attached but
Ywimtandiax precaution- taken by the.
a renewal of disturb-l.
. reported last
wind. blinding snow and froun alde-
wnlks and streets. Cara collided with police to prevent
um :um of this character
and week. Windowsofahouuin South
were «Lawrence and of another in North ‘; ”I“ ‘M'M
caveman wustcnca.
Wanna-l ,
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WILSON till
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French Commission Reports
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cally Destroyed Property,
Their Wives to Select Articles to Carry Away
[ElllllE AND lllllllllil 8m
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Nil RECthNIlltlll
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1 Help Suspect’s Alibi
NEW YORK. March 28.—Nouc. of
the men 0!" women who have so fa:
confronted'Roy Tyler at police head-
quarters in Brooklyn has been able to
on December 13 robbed
Brooklyn Savings Bank and killed two
lot the bank employee. Tyler, who was
Since an.” WW in“
rent uttinntely on the tutti, of peas
sons who can make: positive identiti-
did the robbing or killing opportunity
of met-ti“ Tyler and talkinthith him
will be given by District Attorney
Lewis to every one wlmm be known to
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Servants, Etc.
of the outstanding capital stock.
being in another bill.
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TILE WORKEIS’
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' LAWRENCE. Han...
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or actor can :mrance were broken with volleys of: we“
notice. it» We:
Warmest“:
mwmw’fh .9,
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' to the League
identify him as one of the men whoj
the East '
artisan in St. Louis on a decor-inflow
4,1
won.» Hart 2. Mia. Dintrlct.
mamqu-
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cation of one or both of the m'who“
HARTFORD. March 28.-—The m.
diate future of the Shore Line Electric
Railway in probably indicated by a bill
reported to the Senate today. which
will allow the Shore Una Electric m-
way company of Norwich to loan or
sell and transfer it. rights 5M ma-
chine; to the Eastern Connecticut
Power Company and to sell or diatri-
bute electricity. The bill providing for
purchase gives the power company the
right to issue bonds by a vote of a ma-
jority of its stock at a meeting es-
peclally called for such purpose not to
exceed three-fourths of the-par value
Resolution came in reappointment of
Judges Edwin C. Dickerson and Travis
A. Pallottl in the Hartford Court, the
latter, who has been a deputy. being
given equal rank and salary an the
former. the provision of 83,000 salary}
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Municipalities which desire to spend
money for soldier memorials may at
proprinte money not to exceed fifteen
cents upon each 8100 of the grand list
HOMES A'l'l‘ACKEDi
March 33-“ . He testified that no 8
tonne mills! lnted .5 "
PARIS. March 28: A mutant was cur-
i
i had received a note from Premier Le-
? nine and War Minister Trotzky of tho ':
lllEllAS lillBliEll.
Russian Soviet government, ask”
recognition for that. government. may.
Marcel llutin in the Echo De Paris to— »
day. M. Hutin adds that be "can not.
‘ say that President Wilson is dittincnn—
ed to give the request favorable cons .
sideration."
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RlS. Thursday, March 27.)“ won.
ed tonight that the. amendment
of Nations covenant:
urged by Leon Bourgeois. Pl‘OVldtI‘:
for a permanent military and [1an
staff for the league. baa been "ejector
by the League of Nations mission”
PARIS.Tbursday,1larch 27 (Havfllr
--—Thc Senate com! bodily idle re»
port of a communion which was sent:
to investig‘e condition in pectin-at;
‘. which more by if.
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good. taken from
describing the systematic
Quentin and Ethel-a, [W cm:
top if traction were cited by an:
speaker. who introduced a "pol .
i asking the Senate to take action on the:
commission's report. .
VIENNA, Thursday. March 27.%’
railroad strike has been called nu.
{in this country. .—
pnrtly for but. “It"
cause of sympathy with the ngu'hl‘
mention. It is W it may 1..
the containment of a Soviet npubit
in German m.
The trouble began lad nichwbcw.
men employed by the Southern M
road walked out. Anatole over
Allied food train (mm. Tried bolas.
mood. As a room 0 mm Interm-
uon of MW- of cupplhi.
Vienna is threatened with lemme. TI.”
mutation in considered
grave.
LONDON. Thursday. March 27.-—-ar
today’s session of the court—martial h—
qulring into the alleged exploita at“
captain Edmund C. Chamberlain E.
San Antonio, Texas. who claims t.’
combat in company with nrltlsh an”
tomes while making a visit to the 3:19
labfrontlantcu‘nnnrdnriagam
laugh from his unit with the Unit“
States lumen, Montana. Captain
t lathe Royal “yin: W. m can no-
nponalble for olicial statement: taunt
by that arm of tbe mm. gave up
dance no to his
Henaidmatutbothcotm.
lain'o reported but there was .f
mam commander pal-ell Malac‘ .
l Vulcan-a. nor was there a. squint.“
3 near named l. H. m who» nu
inaturc as a lieutenant-colonel m
ed on the report 11! the lac
paced to have been forwarded I“,
l “Major- Vancounit.”
.,,
Bane W
In I. i itut’i ‘a’c II. iv . ‘
and: new: W; . ..
mind a report of a mint! .
ascribed lit—MM): ,
could»
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g that
tom
rcnt last night that. the United States a.
village of BL- *
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threatened to sprout in honorees-F7- .,
The strike was on“. . .
Mantathm,uu"
cam-m .
have engaged in a remarkable act-Bi
of the "n...
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