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Dellsllded On to
. :’ Value. P3-
Li.‘ rmvnswoguisvs
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O'flno-Cocondfido’ofl" r.'
WATERéflflfilhrmm
i ISAPUZZTE
,1 g gs; 0R YEAR; If Arrests Are Made, Viola-
i l __ . } tor May Insist Matter
, l Lies With U- 5- Authori- Refuse to Meet Demand ~
‘1‘; 'l'lll‘llnis “hm; ties . 7 E “r" _..._.'..... \ Professor M‘ w.’ JBCOIJUS,
3 H *“l” m'er State ' Unless the boss carpenters a?“ Chairman of tIeConnecti-
«L. \‘l thl- Up to 18' Whether infractions oi' the pl-ohibi-the demands of the Carpenters' U I ' cut Committee. Sends Let-
;lion law in this county after July, 1
fwill be dealt with by city, state, or
Federal authorities, is a question
which is causing considerable talk in
film vicinity of the County Court house
iamd other similar places these days.
.7 lit is pointed out that saloon keepers
34: l ‘ :aro allowed. under their licenses to do
'0'? J v . ‘business until December 1. but they
will be unable to ,get a. Federal li~
foense. There is no law in COnhettl-
mm which at present forbids the ;;;.le
all Hartford Overv
ifi Afternoon
‘es carpenters in this city receive “.80
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ma! All! glut own outlaws. ‘
‘Folr tonight and Tuesdayrcoldor.
» Mable Nays
loop footed through
com-i of The Evening 3
sum Road the sen.
CARP : ‘2 sultan
‘ llillliilills _?$lllllii;'
Strike Will Be Called To
narrow Morning—Bosses
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the carpenters of Norwalk will ’walk
lwlls'sllm
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A Alfwfiii’lili'siii‘ iii/fill?
Associates at the Ritz-
Carlton ‘
L. \‘Valler LLuborger,
of New town
cut on strike tomorrow morning. This ter to Local * Chairman
step was decided at a meeting of the Cavana h .
United Brotherhood, No. 746, Own: .- g" - ~ 2
ten and Joiners of America. which
was held on Saturday evening. .
Under the presents”!!! of “3‘
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a day: for an eight hour day, which; ’ '
mounts to 8.61: an hour. They have! ,
have madea demand otthe boss car‘ ' ‘
penters for $.40 per sight hour day or} » ~
$.67 1-2 per hour. Thin would mean, -
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ESTATE MAY EHSE
.MUEHIN TAXES
:of intoxicants.
«mi and River Above
?‘ E.‘EL.*- at Railroad Bridge
homer Made Usual
llrday Trip
NTHHHL March 31.
;.il/_7.ard, which spun
The juyen-'
around the'
-_ Fl'lliiiy in ll manner th 1 th' tA '
- . lull-mutate its ancestry? of £38. 13331,?" be p“ "“0 mm wnwm' 'piggn this morning 1 PM 11., w..
1 1w navy and put out to sea 3 ' _ A: ' man M Connecticut
S"':e“.:'.::: a“ 3“": ~ If Recommendatimi °‘ % " ‘emmmfimrrhwmm-
n F l'lzl'l g Oceo (re 0 l . us 1
.. lm- llw past few days. But this‘ Trolley Commissmn Areiflm m¥ mms the ma: to the roll brief 3-...
.lh lur as the velocity of the wind Approved by LegiSIature T :soan VII? the people WE“
Il'l'tl lo pedestrians. did not en-7
we Connecticut to equip itself in ‘ - .
w.iilz else but those mixed breed If the proposed recommendations of
$le of winter clothing. .which are the trolley commission are enacted in-
-v~l-:umi for comfort rather than for ‘0 MW Connecticut ""1 1099 in. me“
~- l or. good looks. {rem the companies about $1,000,009.'
'nnt‘ taking into account the amount ct‘l
money which cities of the*state.1ill:
lose il‘ the trolley company is given!
.-release- from its “sewn. RN07
{Haven alone this latter M“ will
nuns-m to' «comm. “W
jworlr. alone ‘in tint ciiy'rha ' W
't‘lll company will besaved about “3.-
;ufio. Fifty ulcussnd dollars mom»
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.PililEE WILL . ,
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in Whitley avenue; $60,000." {mi-4303.--? ...;: .- . ‘ . . .
'lim'nesviilc bridge on -: Grand avenue. ~0m Ila . ed in Former
ext-11d 920,000 {or repair ot-ulsxeck ; {tears 2 - H _ »
I‘Aw VlglATuR bridge on State street. a total oi‘ nbou't:
_____________ of which the trollcycom-
; pally is now required to pay- one-
\'ul-ll_‘lll. of 27 ('ilulwl Stl'l'et. Tulird. it the recommendations are,
3"” ill-"1 in 'h" ('it)’ (hurt. this ”mooted into law the city will have to
l$1.‘l(l.ClOO.
ll.-.- lul‘ driving his Jitnuy. P. S. may this amount.
: ' -' i taillights. Vulardi ’1 . " * ' '
~ in: :«Ilm: West avenue last ev- . ((‘lmtlnued On Page six) '
lt'l'llT 9-2:” and had no lights
- will of his car. It Ihappem
, ram U. i‘ulil'o William R. Pen-A
.n .l pn‘w'unQI-r on board a.
Tl‘I‘HlAl in tho same direc-
tnw; and the uflict'r atoll-
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it'l'liAMSETEALAPAHA:
militia lu' -
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BAUEliTIN fiAlE
. l .ll T t‘t‘l of Water In the rides that congress and the state shall
:lqu and Supply of ‘Fuel have"_concurrent power" 10"?!"01126
E\ii'ill~’i0d it. says the Hartford Times.
' ‘ ‘ "We can't concur because we have
‘ _ q ' lnoihing with which to concur and will
MM“! "L—ln ”10 not have until congress passes legis-
" Hatteras 13-“ week, iation." said H. H. Spooncr. secretari'
7' Shipping Board's .of the Connecticut - Temperance un-
steamshlp Atop-aha, Iion. “Vl'e shall have to wait until Con-
; Wis. sprang a' leak ”“1 gress passes a measure "of enforce-
ll~<.~. for many lacuna, om-
- roiled-Fruit Company's
,, Santa Marta reported on ar- _
. Ioday. The last. the Santa
".ll‘d of the Alwaha- was- at"
”L. on Saturday, when the
Marta, having stood . by the
.t-n \esse-l all night. proceeded on
wyugn after receiving a wirelesx ‘
239- from the iYnited States Coast
. mu i'amacraw. saying the lat-
, H?! her way to the Alapaha's
vs
measure with similar legism'rim‘l.
mentioned On Pale Sixi
‘RIOT GUNSTO HELP
OPEN PASSAIC MILLS
Iliot guns, handled by men who
TINTDPd smash the Hindenbillg
will play a part in the reopening of
‘tllo Passaic. N. J.. woolen mills
.lllfll‘nlng if Bolshevist agitators.who
are known to be in that city, make an '
filliempt to interfere with the return-
jing workers. That ultimatum was
‘givon out yesterday by John H. Kehoe.
(‘in Commissioner.
The mill owners, after a strike that
has lasted six weeks, have conceded
everything but the strikers'
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(TLOSES UP SHOP
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'V'.'r.'l Ilnarll ll. which look'up
- l‘n ilH- former town clerk's
'- i- Weed Building December
'1.“ formally closed up its bus-j
lll‘. when Chief Clerk Thomas
H l- H the finishing touches to
='l'li: up process after the
of records had been ship:
Ill-l-llires of the adjuiant
u Washington, D. (3.. 1115’
for recognition of their union, has
.,,.
ployes are ready
. satisfaction.
a
..-ll ll hard and strenuous ser- | river. had their attent
u .n to bring congratulations lwork of the-agitators.
, : llit‘n{15.1lnd many words: ot.ly made provision to prevent inter-
um 2h.- lhuusands or young Terence with the workers. Blot guns.
and three. hundred
ieI-s have beensworn __‘. .-
, in“. come under theirJurIB- were purchased
. u... various drafts, for their. discharged sold
4.._.MT in (or speciardut
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l-wlmn a led in men-om row of the w-
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No concurrent legislation to enforce'
mom and then we will concur in that ‘
line. ;
this~
W'llen Commissioner Kehoe and Er-‘
‘nest B. Dahnert, mayor of Garfield.
"min-n or the board have 13- 'the mill town just across the Paasaic secretary. that might possibly load.
ion_called toy‘tne difliculties as tar anthem
they immediate- trlne
Nitlllllllillls HAVE f ,
{AND smut snu calms
avenue, was the guest of honor at a ‘
banquet Saturday night at the Ritz- - . ° '
Carlton, New York cm The banquet Strikers Have Been Destroy mg Railroad Property and
was tender“! by 8°19" 0‘ his ”800* Preventing the Tansportation of Food and Situation
ates in the Keystone Tire & Rubber
;Company. which he was largely instru- IS Grave , ' ‘
huentai in founding and which has been
so successful. Mr. lesberger was pre-
3seuted with a cigar cutter wrought in
the shape of Keystone tires made of
platinum and gold, specially designed
.by Tiifany and the guests received du-
éplicates of these souvenirs in gold.
iAmong the guests of the evening was
fauna Goldschmidt, or the brokerage
iflrm of Maples 8: Goldschmidt. The
banquet was an elaborate affair and
crease . h . l . > A - lib - , li l . t .
.34“. a... 03312133? 3.2: °“' °' 1 Do Not}!!! the Ted‘s It} Ex- glnhépfifi‘iisei‘iriffl'épm‘m? a?!
i Frank L. Miwumthe earl . termmatlng “ 0 .company such a wonderful worm. l
.pentm union. , _ VII “dint coo-s . - Mr. Lissberger has not long 11 a
tea in the city. this “an; get ? Thrifty ‘nd mmEreddent of Norwalk. but since he came ,
their answer and was interned thati People ~’ {here he has taken a from place in
dilemma wiliiutopayss per-
in a letter received by Chairman
th {John Cavanaxh o! the incentive Com»
.° "lnittee Not-walk Neal- Eda Ilene! can;
day. but would not accede to'Itbe do;
and (or $6.40 and cities! some satis-
actory agreement is not
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Kittie and big bunches of bad boys:
'who‘hav'e been. haled to theJuvenilc .
Court lately on chargeagfor all kind-i .
or'devilt'ry need to ‘9' increasing in?
stead of growing smallergand the min;
,chjef mm.fiatu’rday'vicuening;
cony oi' thezltegeh'tgtheatre‘ibrew a‘
stink ball intersection it the orches-
tra seats below. - .
The frain capsule tilled with noxious:
gasses broke when it struck a seat and
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not. w. w. JAcosus
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5‘" meat
.to the agreement has delivered 350.-
me ranks of our public spirited citi-
:zens., ‘Ijlis generosity has been con»
l’apicuons and his interest is always on
to» side or progress for the town.
TflKlfl EflNNEETS
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rnary and that each financial party
1000.000 to the Kclchak government.
' it declares that Adler-lea has secret-
the overpowering odor aifected fully ~'
away from the smell. '
it speaks well _ior Norwalk audien
, cles as one oral: lore-est
093 that there wts not the slightest
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ills lie-mull -
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Will Not Lead to Difiiculties
t Concerning Monroe Dor-
I : trine; 'Is Assertion—To
Exploit. .Farm Areas-.
Authorized by Mexican:
Constitution as to Near-
noss to U. S. Border
MEXICO CITY, March 31.-—-Thnt
Japanese corporations have been
;granted concession to exploit agricul-
itural lands in lower California in: iGenbrIl
the statement made lamesterdly by ; '
nected with our legislatures:
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Hundredth Anniversary of
Assembly oi Connecticut.
present Constitution.
.” be made. your
i . pointed to arrange
your immediate ass
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Gen. Amado Aguirre. or semi Continued on Sixth P886.
demand of development and l —— ' T -.--—
‘ Theainrmatloa was made. W . , IN :0?
been made to coincide with that ask-Ethan the Wind! were fully: “I ‘noa.n‘ I
ed by the workers. Many of the em- manned by the provision ashla- ‘ '
to return to their loan constitution noi-dinz‘fithc sins
looms. but agitators of the Bolshevist and position of the
type are seeking to cause further dis- ition no the ocean
re
liter line. Ewm
I There was, nothing in amou- Houses!!!
sion, it manner-tad bras under ,.
to our
'55 con , TM is?“
In an earlier 1% militant}; . ’n - W - .
JcctGonmn-gmy ~_ . 'Wm
"It b M!" ”l: .
. sixty persons. many of them springinsiand the Uditedfltatss should lad lin-
' to their feet and attempting to gefimem‘oo—robnild the Near”: iwhile
Prof. Jacobo-“is retarded in many ctr in 'c
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amusement“ ,moysmm..
which will interest many Norwdgcit-
irons who in the past have been _ou~
To the Members of the General Assen-
ln order that the necessary arr-ange-
menta for the celebration of the our
the Gum! 5
under our?
May 7, 1913. may.“
committee apa'
for the same. anti
iatance in compil- 8113’ for i
log a list or all those now living who
have at any time served either as
State 0W, or as members or on-
ln order that such a list may be
available for the we on the committee
at an early date, each member of the
Assembly is urged to write
ly arrangodlto obtain coveted inter-
-ests- in Kamtclatla and vicinity.
England acquires special rights
iluu'nu mulls"
KOREANS IN THE EMPIAIT 0E AHERIEANS
HAVE BEEN ARRESTED Hill DISTUREAMIES V
‘ Important Vital Discussions Expected This Week by the
-' Peace De ates
leg PARIS. March 31.—-mpom
that the railroad strike in Ger—
man-Austria has been misled are
untrue, according to a Vienna du-
patch to the Echo De Paris which
was forwarded by way of Genoa.
Negotiations between the sailors H. .,
and Herr Renner, the Chancellor, _ ‘
and Ilerr Deutach, Secretary for ’...
Military Affairs. have failed, and
the strike continues on the east—
ern and southern railroad. it is
said. ' . _
(‘olonel Cary, of the British
Army. who is at Triest,"has otter-
ed to act as arbitrator, 1but. the
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General Uprising oi Tribe,
That Numbers 100,000;
' Feared by Formosa Set-
tiers
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scan-7' action-Mu. bath. was
thooemuhadnothingtodc
with. the insurrection.
A despatch received here late last
night said there had been no further
disturbance in the vicinity of Fort
Ynnka. .
Fort Yunkn is 1,600 miles from But.»
nos Ayrcs.
BALDWIN DISPUTES
SPOONER ASSER'I'ION
system. A B!“ -_
ct Vienna is reportedto‘
sued a preclamaticn to the
cxhrrting the people not.“ his?
rapt the movement at load inp- "l
plies. *The'situation is We.
he still grave. ‘- _,
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antral Asia and Turkestln. _
l The-ans agency quotes persons ar-
sign of a panic. although the usual Batman or both {classmate and war- 'thai than .9. _. ,, :nzaniynhgmcwnrmde-b . ~
urday night capacity audience was'pemil'trlgfl‘lof President WW 3"; Math. f,“ ’1. the Awllfl'l ,H'ln‘i warn,“ . We!“ mi;
present. .and .Smuel Kantnr and the Wilson. as walla-s a m "cflwmflm WTECMM‘ Temperance Union at the?
“he“ ”on had “fluent “mam”? " —"—" ' V ‘ - Tc. Wt has-pert Gueral humbly, to the elect that: . . ..............,.. , ' " '
"mus" “1° “”59 ‘° ““9"" 1"" (continued as. m M-"hjmmbw rip-“it is" my the excise mfg . r P .
'nu‘s‘nce' . . ‘ ,.. . - Mammom‘flfl'dfiktai ”my WM ‘ m GO,-
'MTE‘KW°'.DT°thlF telephoned-tho, . .- . I? ‘ mum the am “am «under mono-alum. w 4- orally, Willie whit“! .
”69.6%.“?! and Patrolman Donor-W “-7 ' mi m men-i mam firteruawmtg - "i . " v“. " .
‘ Con, - ~ inns-n: '. m8“ Hub '1
~nrtingthtt Wimwilling to fur-
nisu mails to the. tyany'linnt.
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WASHINGTON, March- 31.—Neces-
he promptdischarge or
meuwhccanbosparedmmthcarmy
and .wncse enlistment contacts do not
liliill in cm
the War De
ed." it says.
‘diachargmg noun the military scrvi
awash Japan from Wanner-M
hold them beyond the peflOd of the’
waris 0M byVGenoi-ai Much in'i
a circulation on instructions to demon;
www.cfncern, made public today at‘
pertinent. .
"The attention of all is again direct,
"to the importance ,of
as rapidly," they can lie-spared all
CONCERNING DRY LAW‘
memes." inns-opinion: new
1that Gcnccuclt.mnst-wsit for Con-
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. "i do not‘think the-phrase 1m dist W Church, .
rcnt' as media the national prohibi- York today to attend ab
tlon amendment contemplate neces- at the Prince cool-p4
sarily action lay-Congress first and the on William 1-.
states afterwards. .trict W
"it is unfortunate that we have no tails of the mod
parliamentarian dart-men employed once. The snail
by the government. as is the use in convene WM;
many countries. to put government son church. MI.
bills In the best shape for anal» mull-pulling.
ticn. This practice avoids ambiance mentors in the
and lets people know exactly what is will he decided on:
proposed instead of guessing at it." 'wili be repronsutod.
‘ Trier York, North New . and
naval districts. (so-m
as in the New Have: I” 7 t,
Eminentbership of 13.000 and: 1.9. ul- g.
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A delegation from Star of Columbia!
Circle. No. 253 and Pride of (loud:
Narrd‘k Circle. No. 801, Companiau oi!
; COMPANIONS
' ATTENDED STATE
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