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IAN EACINII
BANKRUPTCY
--61 Railway Investigatr
1 Commission Tells Leg-
iuture There May Be
thandonment of Lines
and Sale of Property
‘ INT STATE TI}
I
0111‘s. 111' sale. of material
mm: are conditions which
-'~li1‘,\' properties in Connec-
:.-~.< the state comes to the
~ 11-11111 ot' the companies, in
1....11 ut the Street Railway in-
1-111; A"m11n1ission which ’ made.
..1 to the General Assembly. to-
1'1blltilu5i0n applies to all but
mic-s oi“ the 828 miles of trolley
, 111 ti1e'state.'and the. Commis-
mlds that if the present General
'ubiy does not act it will be too
- to apply a remedy in 1921.
Hu- analysis of street railway con-
«ms. the commission's finding and ‘
. Hollifllelldfltlonfl m- embodied in a.
document which is nearly fifteen thou-
1.:th wants in length; ,
:1 dotinued On Page Throat)
. . M..’~M
AAAAGE AITIlliNS “ ,
fItEnINmUAi
litigants Anxious to Get
(‘ asses Before April Term
Hood Comiuon Pleas
Court With New Writs
Yesterday —'— Twelve New.
(‘omplaints—Actions In-
volve Wide variety ’0!
t‘auses for Contention,
liut None Involves
(trout Amount of Money
,.IilI.\ anxious _t.o get their cases
.. thu April term of the Common
.- 1mm. 1‘i1'il side. flooded the 01'-
“.'H- ('I1‘t'k With .actiuns yester-
l.‘ twin: tiled during the course
11.11. The list follows:
Emil-Le, :ttzainst Althur Drake
‘ -‘v -l:1111.1'.‘.w ' tor the contei-sion
--11h>11111l)t'lt placed by the plain-
.r,.,.
'I‘t: llo 111111.1nt 5 llillltTS [01' safe
. _ with are 1:1 Bridgeme
:.1 !. Tll‘t‘kztiltl. of Stt'att'ord.
~ 1‘ 1:11;; (i Smith of Norwalk for
1‘. O: propt-t'ty
WU Mnuml on Page Sew-n).
IIIEIILERS WHII
WISH TII‘STAY
IN ARMY WANNEI]
\.~‘ilt,\'t;'l‘().\'. .\piil 1: “'ar arm)
A- 111.1; :11» applying for commis-
111 In“ [Ii-lillililf‘nl establishment
mm. .l in :1 “311' Department cir-
'«‘1l.1_1 that because of lack 01
1.11111 or any immediate prospect
it’ll)“ tin-y should consider
. _1' before placinu lilt'lllSPhOi-l In
~ :Iil'ntion.
.3 .:1' Inns for reclassification
1;-11' in discharge when the
111 'IH
win-Ivlvrt-d.
all “amnion in grade of tent-f
«1.- 111.011 mitt-ring the p1‘rn1—'
,1
.1
Int-21:11.11! appears probable.
nun. governing the grade to
- 1.: 1.11: m be appointed and
, 1.1nl1' cannot be formu-
‘ it .Ir-‘lntinn authorizing ap-
..~ 4 rotted.
v-wtiie will be given for
wt. .11 «hiring the war."
.il'tilai'. ‘oliiceis cannot ex-
'r.11 vi.“ exudes attained by,
'cur 1onditions."
1
AfiElIIYflAIEN ARE
PROVIDE FUNDS
Very .
in “’estport ,
pith-m can be spared.
Entered 11141113811111 Namath Pet;
0111 8mm qualms:
TIIIIIPS I'IIITIIIIIi
Noothrnal Visitor at DerbyI
Home Uses Revovler inI
Assault —- Escapes Un-
identified-4—Occupants of
House Taken to Hospital;
Suffering From Serious;
Injuries
I 1:1ncsani21 Bradley. aged 81 years at;
1hu rear door of their home on the
.FMilt‘urd turnpike about 9,0' clo‘ck iSun-
day night.
are defenceiess against intruders. Rob- I
be1y11as intended. the police bellev'm 5
The women live alone and
but as nothing was missing the inn .1
der is believed to have become frigizeI
ened and ran off. Both women are inI
While bothIFOlll' Bodies Had Been Re-
the Griffin hospital here.
H , “1”“. Given Which are suffering principally {10m shock,
.I; _ the condition of Mrs. Br- 11tley is con-
rought About the 5111911111 serious.
_, .li Crisis Shortly before 9 o'clock while the
. two women were sitting in the living
,, , , room a knock was heard at the back,
‘1.Ii. ( 11nn.. April 1. Bank- ...__,- .
.~Ililil‘.nl 0i~ St‘r\'lCP. aban-
Continued on Sixth Page.
fiIIANII [Ill] PARTY
SWEEPS IIANIIIIII
Republicans Elect Mayor,
City Ticket and Maiority
men council will be Republicans and
George A Stott. a former soldier of
tin.- 56111. ar'tlllery regiment. ran ahead
"o‘i the Republican ticket winning out
((Ion'inumt (in Page Sii)
IIISSIIEIITIIIN III .
EIIIIN PIIIIIIIIC’IS I10
Ni: \\ \Oi:K pril L—Dissolution
oi the Corn Pio ucts Refining Com-
puny “inch is required to sell to com-
111 “1015 before 1921 all but three of its
nmnut‘uttui 1113 plants, “as ordmed by
l‘edv‘ ‘1'al Judge Learned Hand todaby.
The decree. folldwing 'a dismissal y
the Suprenu Court a few hours ear-
lier or the corporation's appeal from
pimioua judgment dissolving the cbn-
c1‘1‘,n vwas the result of a compromise
agreement be1Ween the defendant and q
the government which charged that.
the company was a. mono'iwty. I.
The corporation. whose properties
are valued'at $5,000,009. is permitted
Continued on Sixth Page
DUSTRY HALTED
IN BUDAPEST NOW
WASHINGTON. April l.—-Industry
Iilltl business are 21.1 a standstill in Bud-
apest. according to advices to the
Slillt‘ department made public today
by acting Sec. Philips. A dispatch
from Vienna states that all industrial
activities have been stopped in the
Hungarian capital that an inventory
AND
is being takt n by the new Bolshevik ,
:-111ti1o1itics 01 all factory plants, bank-
in: institutions and shops of every
“trim; All [110116111 is being seques-
Irated. both real and personal. The
dispatch Hays every house is regard-
ml by the authorities now in control
:11 Budaptst as belonging to the state
and arms and ammunition of every
kind lune been requisitionted. Some
piominent people have. been arrested.
ESTHONIAN REDS
CALL GIRLS TO WAR
“.—
PARlS, April 1. (By the Associated
Press).-—All women betWeen the ages
of 18 and 35 years living in the city of’
Pskov, Russia, were ordered March 8
by the smiled Boishevlk government
in Esthoniai to register with a view to
doing military duty, says a report Just
received by the stat bend-
quarters.
The report adds that the m
had 60,000 men
:tront March 8.
(“11:1
SIIIP
I Scores
{and some officials expressed the belief
I rived between the interested parties
- would be in South No'rwalk next week
ontbelhthoulan
*' 1'P8E8 AI
Thrown Into Dela-
ware River at Bristol,}
TWENTY PRIIBABLY
HIST TIIEIII ill/ES"
covered at Daylight, andl
Several Persons Are Miss-3
ing '
‘.
BRISTOL. l‘11.. April l.—~~Aecordlng
to the. coroner of Bucks Oonnty, the:
'accldent yesterday at the launching at
drrler
Harriman. PL. 01' the cargo
Waukau resulted in the death of four
workmen: The Delaware river in the
vicinity of the Merchant ShipbuildingI
Company’s plant is being numbed to-
day, but-,the corond'r stated that he
1111111 no reason to 'believe ‘that mode
Ilium four had been drowned.
1
.boA 111 fifty Workman had numbered WWI."
Iupon the platform near 11 Wt- ship»:J
way in order to get a good View'ofthel‘
launching. This toppled over “1.3.
of the men fell into the water. 5“
chant Shipbuilding
moo, near here. do 8 the 1111111111111;
01' a freighter yee'temy. ranged be-
tween five and twenty. About a score
were injured. me of them seriously.
After working throughout the night.i
1111 ers had recovered but four bodteI.I
I
I
.that not more than one or two others
tbs-d lost their lives. While between fif-
Mad 1w§nty persons were known
to 9be missing. these omcinls said they
felt confident that most of them would
a be. located later in the day. Others. .to prepare and send‘ to
'plete list. of name- of the mem
Ithe division who have returned to
Ithelr home in Norwflk.
;l111111-1‘1‘r. fear that. many of the. miss-
(rammucu On Page Six;
”cw-u.—
MUSIEI HAll ITEM
IS BIINSIIAIAIATEN
Through the efforts of the South
Norwalk Board of Trade negotiationsI
have been under way Mr several days I
between Larry J. Margulies of 99 lind-
tson avenue, New York City. and Hes-
srs. Collins and Cavanaugh. leases of
the Music Hall Mr. Morguli’ee told aI
Sentinel reporter this. morning that al
satisfactory arrangement had been ar-
nnd that in all probability his company
to commence attentions in the old- time
play-house Where will be manufactured
the celebrated Larry— —made waists The
concern is one of the best known in
the trade and will give employment to
a large number of our townspeople.
SENATE ADOPTS
HARTFORD. April 1.—-T-he Senate
today receded from its amendment to
'thorized delegate of Cunard Lo-
cal 746 yesterday. sent a
Ithe meeting of the. local
Ibeing held in Red Men's
’Main street early this
in; and Grant; ,
For More Money-f
gu—o—‘Q
The boss carpenters of Borwalk un-
I
1111111111 Apnl 1. 151m; 1111-. mm 01'; Pennsylvania, Ceremony 31,19 to compromise on {,5 but: be;
.1 1e1oive1 an unidentified man struck: tween the protein day of 34. 801
unconscious ”Mm Louis Biddley, aged‘I Yesmrady 31‘1de demand (0115.40 anthem '
'72 11mm, and her stster-in-iaw, Miss‘; “*" ~ 'yesterday by Frank I). the au-
lttee to
ch was
i at 25
l
Sergeant Anthony Paradiso,
1111113 lilEEiiEAi
of the 102nd Regiment,;
Cited for Extraordinary
Heroism by. the War De-;
partment I
i
Surprise
TIIE AIIEII IIAIIIYAY
Four French Soldiers Succeed in Repulsing an Attack of
Eighty Boisheviki lnfa ntrymen, Who Attempted u
1111111111111 AlliltlElll 11111111 PAM
. granted the demand:
tUnited Brotherhood No.
Item and Joiners of .
iexclting meeting held 11 their head
Stun-11;: 11 1111115 61135111131111: cm 111113111111
I300 German labours Beam sitioned For Work on Third
A
It“
quarters Saturday nl'ht.
No definite settlement “ween the
The Valiant Norwalk Boy
momotfiu‘n 01"" c“?
‘endorsed the Government's demand In:
SUNDAY MOVIE BILL'
hosseenndthe men being’ifected last
(Continued on Page than)
;, :5"
finest-611111
Immeranhur
ASKED FOB NAMES OF
NORWALK VETERANS
That the Sm- of Connecticut tn-l
tends to do domain; for the members,
at the tolnd- lntn'uuy and the 3311. m.‘
Vision. who crescent home below the
division. is shown by the request 00
Governor Karena Holcomb yesterday.
asking City Clerk Irving 111.110me!
him u com»
I
The Governor is obtaining a list 0!
the member: of the 1031111 Regiment
and the 2001 Division III over
state and it. is We that arrange-
menu: 1111111111 node for the m
of their transportation aspen-en pt
Boston in order that they may "3:1,
pate in the monster parade and rents
11011 to the ban 0! the 26th which R
to be held in that city some time
lay.
,
._.’__._
FRANCE WILL KEEP
THE LUXURY TAX
PARIS, Monday. March 31. ——By 3'
vote of 140 to 80, the Seine tout”
I
I
the retention of the luxurlea' tax by
eliminating from the Budget Bill on
article inserted by the Chamber of
IDeputles aboliehlns it Louis L Klan.
Minister of Finance. who was lime!“
and urged that the article he stricken
out of the bill. motored £0 the Cham-
ber later and asked 'tbat branch of
Parliament to reverse its action on the
tax.
There were violent protests in the
Chamber agnat the Senate's action.
Deputies w advocated the suppres-
sion of the luxuries' tax, arguing that
it. was not wanted by merchants and
workmen The session continued un-
til late in the evenig.
-‘
the local option Sunday moving pic:
ture bill and 11.31 eed £831 the House in
adoption of the bill This measure will
now go to the Governor.
The Senate amendment which the
House refused to accept won that
union would have permitted Sunday
com erts and lootumu. '
payment of soldiers. sellout and ma—
lines. and the House concurred at
011611.111). resolution will be named:
lately forwarded by the Secretary or
State to Washingtm’.
.
The Senate confirmed 29 to 0 the.
nominations of Christopher L. Avery.
to be 11 Superior Court Judge and of_
John R Booth 1111 Common Plea court
Judge at New Haven.
n.-.». ‘
—-TryaSentlnequntAd.
l.
1
Special Meeting Called
For Board of Estimate
mink Donovan has called
Mayor Jere
the Board of- its
a special meeting“
“momma
1:111 not hi the We which
I5" 1th endeavored to
WWW“! up-
11.011111911111191. of basilica-um
bem'uftnectty, employee
ore getting their W regularly The
'mgmjmmghtlsfor the
mdeimedal;appml--
ntouloetbeneo'gndpurpoeeaof
WW1: metmnomm.s
Iantofaiem Construction Gun-w
"“Out Machine Gun Nest‘
be" of moat enjoyable social events of t
mmwhheldutho Mfume-
mummmuom:
s
iii-.mmozw 111':ch
ammonium lunch animal: 'I’Or
Bought Succor to HiaI
Wounded Pals Under
[Envy Fire and Wiped;
.»
9
Unnided
Dubai": honors have been con-
rmwmom Wt 11me
MAI! firearm
Wham of tmTwoutrsI
Provided satisfactory I 138 Dlvhlou. on“. of them best 11111111:
gumbo-modular” 1'dryy'eung1ueuofltnllunblr‘uilnflorwnlki
whoaudethemtwflceonthe:
. 4 ‘ -
0f Canned £311: kmnowmdnlml "remnant-d: 95"” "Fl "19% M I” "a: , W the ammo-0'“
" '1 ~- mu‘wflllw“l ‘ v " A-‘:'{' I -. ~ H a“ 4
DANDURY. April l.~—For the first! “"3’3’% i, ”t . “'i ,~ C' ' , , 1*: , , 4;», , 14W ,
time in. six young“ Mimi‘s”; Erik .3 “1 ~ 1.1..“ . ‘_ .. g” ”21.?! .4: A... .«$‘ ,
elected 111131.11, of Wm 11‘: " “I ' 3‘ ' I “N ”I” "I.” “I {W ’ I ' 3‘."
"when mu...» ”'3! ‘21”:mimmwam» 4‘ ' " "fin?” ' ' *' 3 *""""‘ "’1; “1' * i" "“"i" ’"i
.bcrt defeated" . . g; 25]“ ”'21,?1'7 m”-§ ~ \,A_-._., , 11-1." —--» «v-rvfi ."“' *6! 1 ‘ ”for!”
1 v .- . .2 -_v .5, 7‘; ».: . ,"1 "
land wig.“ mix- I ' . -' 1 :1}? r1: ’1; 3 W ' I , . . :-, -.‘ I" .. w ; I gwmm
for 111111-110th not“; QM 5+.~‘-.‘ .. ‘3‘: :. :«tm’. , ‘ e‘ out 3w, :3 1 , , ‘ ._
ally- every elective er ”WIN "I!" «a " [“9015ch .9 Add to i- q I 1 . 1 1
b} the candidates o'f t ”party. Fire a. “0% mm a“ m, : ‘ of’l'lw We: which i8 1 ’ 1 . ; . .
out of the six candidates fer the new fronting the— thin 3;”; or the I . ’ . ' . “ ’
,Inh‘ at Royal James him-I
Proceeds For Near East
Relief
WWMT tobe one Mtge
at: for which we
yw,omngeme
mortally completed thh morning. will WY
bemeTeuDuIceforthebeneflt of
mmmu not Winn-5
“nun—n-
(We- no. Mu)
“mount:
INWNIIRIYAIN
Anothertndusu'yhas becnaddedto tor in the helm “my.“ no..." Melton!“
those My brought here by the
South M Board of Trade name-
ly. the lumen 31 Triatrun Shoe Co.
The Hnnford block loft he: been lean-
ed and already machinery is being in-
stalled for the manufacture of ladies
high class shoes. I
Mr. Triatram is the son of Charles F. I
Triatram, of the firm of 'l‘rlstram and
Hyatt. High close operator; will be em-
Pm-"d and ‘3 the “103 concern 1!“ anIiatutlone of marine workers. having to he min static! m Ind bu—
Ido with dredging and drilling open-a; '9 ‘ I"
I
I
BOY or SEVEN BRINGS l
established output for their product
the city may be congratulated upon
hnvlng it in its midst.
$5,000 DAMAGE SUIT
Alexander LePore, seven. of Nor
talk, yesterday brought suit for 85. 000
damages in the Civil Superior court.
Ithrough his (other Ernest. LePore,
Kiett had ad pted a resale-I 0‘ the City "Igufiififid'aii’eggrg'n‘f b
Senator 0 DI’W t WI evening. Ap- r V0 Cell 5118’.
, tlon memorializing congress to 11¢an IN “k on n9" ’ -
mined on July ~10,1,13. in
when he was struck by the de'fendnnt’u u',
Iautomoblle.
It hallowed that the LePoreboy
wins crooning West avenue. near Chap-
0
byreuunnofthereckleae manner in
which the V‘ur'go’ machine was being
My was struck all! knocks!
mom
lilo-nu m
hem. acclaim: tooth. B
m-
a-
RELIEF
,.. 11. IIIflTlIIIS SSENES IN
Nomi} Ladies to 11
ctnetonthedgtnqn'eutlonuud;
W and 11113117
Army Supply Depots at Coblenz
W
t
t
8:19!»me
111113me
. .
t
i
ENIEANII
re to have laundromat bltterinthehle-I
of the municipality. With six
in them field for WWW 131%“
mm-
M
1m
hick
a“:
31.1.11. cud-a1 «mu which,
mmaagnmgmuw 111:
mum at tines. The candidates;
' I
John I. cum (Sect-nu).
Adolph S. Conn (Bocinliut- Labor).
The vote of the Independent: is gen-
lerully conceded to be the deciding foc-
1
means of .polltlcians say.
Just which candidate it wlll 80.
MARINE WORKERS’
STRIKE A V ERTEDI
DETROIT. Mich. April 1.~—A threat-
ened strike of members of five organ-
tionc on the Great Lakes, set for to-
day, has been averted
least, it was announ here this
morning, by agreement to submit the
a national adjustment commission
eadjuutment commlemn, it was
stated will meet at Mahor Cleveland-
at a date to” fixed inter. _
I
31 (Lmted Paul—BM.
fauna? submitted the
railway from. and
‘0‘ W to
W
.Muy'ln the mounting
310m
{m through the woods. EMF
1.
{QC
“1
Ind new- 31.11.11 troops. I
5011- artillery here in '
ctg'mporarlly net
I
amount-en over working conditions toI
ABCHANGEL Monday, M
flied:
in many
that an attack my fellow
iii-ale garrison of four French '
- own-11: M
equal to that of the enemy s.
‘, (Mood 011 ”6 ml
THEMES
mascoLL—b- M April L—M “
navuluvutenwerekilleduouuther
buthMthuufl-
listen between two acupun-
(Condom OI M 1m,
KYLE PASSENGERS . '
GET FOOD EJPPLX
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