up" w _— _— V‘kfi I
'IAELISHED 1870
Entered at the South Norwaik Polt
Ot‘f fiice as Second Clio: Matter.
*
301W“ (2an
CDNNECTICDT
CDNfiRESSMEN
EDR SUPERADE
Three Voted For It—Tilson
Against It—Senators Are.
Still Opposed
f’ MEMBERS
ii; RIAIE DDARD
ii EDUCAIIDN
.gt iiItt' Holcomb Abruptly
umfi'f ‘
“'ASTIINGTON. May 2.?" Tlll"‘0 ‘of
{arts let‘ T‘I\l‘-i tence 0f the the (‘onnccticut t‘ongrcssmcn——Mer.
“.l .;:uization in This rttt. LoncrgIzan and Freeman-«- voted
. tor the “oman Suffrage Constitution-
;‘w III amendment when it was passed by
the ileum by .lllt to 88. and (onngss
.! Iuan Tils.oII 3otI-Ii against it Glynn
I. is :ll)1t‘lil.
“iltis “as a gain of one vote from
CONTRIBUTIONS
MUST CDME IR
MUCH EASIER
Some Generous Amounts
iiven Salvation Army,
But Much Remains to Be
Done in Next Two Days
DIR CDNCERNS
( I II'IIItII III sinIc the amendmI at was
I votI- -II on. JIIIIIIIII3' Ill 1918. A
Loncrgan Changes Vote E
Tim 3otI- ,-':IinIIi 33 as that of (‘on I
I-I'I'ssman AIIuIIinnI: Lon- I'gIIn who 1
“an
(Continued on Page Seven).
RT «CDDNTIESs
iodine RR’ill Be Held’
tapitol In Hartford
.I ‘l I
I..ttl‘_ x
l
I
I
"‘I
WILTDNESANNDAL t
DRSERVANCEDE
"r1 STATE BOARD.
' lt‘lltl to Iiampcu ardor.
ARERESPDNDIND
:150 RVorkers Expect: d to
em; ort to Headquarters
r[his Afternoon or Tonight
f lrom (hairs
The Iain of the last tlII'Ie da3s In: I3'
but. it is IlesiI'-‘
ed that it shall make subscriptions to
job at ltoom :7 (‘ity Hall. and the
Fxptring July 1, 1921; I élllt' Itit'HI .SHIVHIIOD Army campaign
Imp-.- ”.I.-1mm E. "zrow III let‘ and number. The cam.
s' Juno-3 New llaven. . MEMflRiAl SUNBA¥ pan-'n commutec Is constantly on the
\. Shatitklitt.
' Expiring July 1,
M iIiIilotown.
1923: ;
t II’I‘III. \R'int'ltt'stct'. '
'.'..I.-.m. 3'I-I-nnn, To Be Hld on th Green Near
'l’ot'I'i'y. l’utnam.
the Post- Office Next Sun-
d 13' Afternoon
“In Expiring July 1,1925:
' ('III'tiss. Greenwich.
‘. 'l‘iI'I'I'll. NoI'Wich.
lt. lticc. Hartford. \‘I' tlt ~II' s annunl (Iiiyl'lVliltt‘t' ot‘ .‘.lI~..Io
t'iIIl :i'IIIIltty “Ill he held on lll" lilt‘t‘ll
' _ , l‘n’Ilt' thw :IIIstotliII- on the coming
‘It'e new state boat'II III ('(Tllr-S.”“!.y Itl'lI-I'noon at 3 o'clock with
"l" (”fluid ~‘“""'EPEE“~“ “'E‘Ef" tlIv titI-IIIhI-rs III IiIIc‘IIIngIIIInI Post. No.
”v Marcus ”' ”M‘Vnmh' h-V viz». l:.‘. IIt this city as tlII-it‘ gut‘s‘s‘. 'l'IIeI‘I'
“n “N "Emmi“ 1’" ”i" “'E'E'm will he I'lII-rtts sinuin: of National
”E" E‘ ' “I” " ”mm: the .'-UH"1". and a numb-Ir I;l Sp"t‘(‘llt‘:<. and
"'>"E".""‘" 1,11“). .Efl'lm’.‘ { (ff Ulitvl' t‘eIIIIII'I-s both by ‘n‘ilton men and'
T III-'I‘lth‘AIITIII “dTlIILIIst-talh‘f l'." ”I9 Visiting i'I-Icran's'. who will cIIII—'
, " ‘,,' '. w 3' . IlItI-t the ritual of their III'I‘IHI' appro-
:‘IIllI‘l'l‘IN.AIEI‘ngl'r-TC““III.II\:Tlnd,t Print" "‘ ”“3 ”E”. in 5!. MuHm-w's
Wm” .ltih 1‘ 1919. that I-lIttrchyILI'Ii Immediately after ti:-- I'x-
"i, m. “f -l\'I-3\' London. t‘l't'lbtx“ on the (.I'eI-n, and flags End
“1 ”'31 ot' (That'lcs‘ I". tx'i‘s'Irs ‘.‘.lII bl'4lllill'u‘tl on the gI'Iues
Mimi“. me 1‘ 1922. o. IIII (It'ltll'iiolflit‘Lé (‘I' the (‘I3'Il, Span-l
“UNI”. Merritt, 01. lsh. and \Rtll'ltl wars In all the burial.
my in“ “Tm 0“”an cround‘s'ol the’lown by the members:
3“,“. unsuited. " ot the \itlton \. M. C. A. I
___,:‘ ‘ I MeIIIbcrs of thc iluckingham Posts
I, (m Etahth *Pue.) iwtli leave Main and VI all sttcets on;
,the 2:13 car Sunday aftetnoon and
‘ ‘ Iwill be met at the “'innipauk teI'nIi-'
t 57:15], (net of the trolley line b' automobiles
325;; i, I loaned for the occasion by Wilton cit»;
' ‘- L |Izcns. who will bring them back I'-1ttIr
1,1111. , A , Ithe ceiemonics. up
”INDIA DUET . W-
E ‘ 'EIYIND WEATHER
I .
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il’El WEDDDH ARD' '
t Nlll IIvtItIIIII;
, wozkers are making their solicitations.
through tho
city. it should he undoi-
stood by I3ct'."bod;' :lI'It the call tIonI
,lllt' SIIIIIItioII Army is not to no re-
pI-IIII II III” or live tII-ItttlIs from now.‘
This IIIIIIIIIIien is to cover all ncI-Ilsol‘
tln- III'III3' until II year from this date.
I Imttilnitnl‘s should ai3e, not with the
lllnli‘.‘ lIt that they will be solicited
aa: Iin shortly: for they will not. Make
3ottt' subscription for one whole year.
The only other solicitation to he made
b3 the .'Illll_\' will be the Sll‘t’t'l suliI'ilaI
tIoII with krttlcs made III the ('lll'isl»
“III"~ St‘IIVHH.
(Cont: nued on Pane Twelve)
IDCAI SDI DIERS
ARE TD RECEIVE f
EMPIDI'MENT
Meeting of Various Import-
ant Committees to Consid-.
er Thls Most Vital Subject
\R as Held Yesterday
A
meeting of the utmost import-E
, .
3 once to our returning soldiers and to;
the employee: or this I-';t3 was in id in
the offices of Dunbar IQ Quinlan. on
\\ all sttccl yestIIIla3 afternoon, and.
1 Is a result.
_ , it is mote tlIIn uni II
l<""lllflll\£‘ “Fitzgeraldq Ithat an cnIplo3nIent bureau 1of :T'TIEIP
«rat, ('riticises Ad-l 33 \snI\ 'IITON May 2;:.—33'mutwr TIER-“"3 It): (‘Slal'iillsgtcltl‘ in Norwalk
.. my, . ‘- conditions at l’onta Delgada still were " H “l 0 ”“9 w l“ l “”9 done 5“?"
' " H ‘I‘”)n‘ ASE“; RCTTCfI Itntavorablo for resumption of the 3aluable “‘"k ”1 Stam'oIIi “ml
" “"L-‘i’t‘s’s ItrItns-atlantit- lliaht by seaplarfi‘ No. Bridgeport. _ ‘
_ =4. Admiral .lack'son carly today noli~:“TI:‘1"’i"j“ PEP-“'1’"; lnt'llldt‘ll I‘lll'lflln H.
{my ll. t'.. Mttv 21*". tied the Navy Department. ”is mes-I ("n .H‘Tff‘ l s 1131- )l‘oill‘I‘SI‘Ulinx the
5 I” ”I“ “Macho” in sdf'r said the sea In” “a. rough and :4“ :31”? in! in1 0“; inn welfare 3'IoIk
J“ ”“2““ ”W Mm IIain squxlls 33"cIc expected R3'ithin the Chm“ c am I ew “H." codlllios:
_ . . , _ r iman Jesse T. Dunbat. ot the In
:‘lt'il by llt'presotita—' m 1" Pl” “r (i mp“ hours c'Il Ill‘lll‘ scrv‘cc SI 1‘ 'f 1
Jun“. 1): morn!" of T‘Ilt weather forecast for the Azot'cs— (3‘30“: t‘obt'torlati (Cc‘on E‘ ”A" {“1
.4 l"'.<tII)II.-=ibilitv in! Lisbon IoIItI of the Nt‘i I'eIcIvcd Quinlin H li"t.‘l‘n(l,ln i?EEn":l_ 1‘; J-
. . 5; MS, of lii'inr-r. ; from Admiral Jackson. said the km ") Indpiiowarldmt'r ‘9 C: 3' I tulip
3‘. ...- l’t‘ltttl‘lltu‘ill Ioth‘m‘m' “mbEEM'V “(mm “become localnsoldiers en l (min, on of the
“WW.” , 1‘ ~ ,_ much better by Saturday morning." . In ovInInt (0_mmit-‘
prune of can fee. “:1on Muren and (‘aptain Keogh,
i
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Imam-.I- tilltl SOUUU-I
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I
ST. JOSEPH’S CHUR CH;
4
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II- 7333:2221 . PRETTY WEDDING AT
.‘ lttt'i'It’ In people are.
tlv Ia. ‘letl upon (on-I
"I” situation. and his:
3 tuvjt‘t-I'ous applausoi
. III side. i
St J.o~ oplt'. ~ I-huII-h was the scene of-
a pre: I3' “'(‘ddil'lg yesterday Dimming..-
when Miss EIIIIina DiMoura of (‘Ioss
- “f— x q ’ strIet second district. was united in
1 i.I-e ceven) wedlock to Bemamtn Capone. atso ofE
'—~ Cross street. Rev. Father Carrott of—
! ficialcd and tied the knot. Aloszzntiro
(‘I':Ivo and Miss Silvia Lubrano attend
ed the young couple.
After the ceremony a charming rc-
ception was tendered to Mr. and Airsl
(‘apone at the home of the bride's?
brother. Fiank I)il\iaur.a on Crosst
street. The house was tastefully dec-
Iorated for the occasion and a delight I
in] time was enjoyed. An orchestra.
composed of friends from Stamford
and Norwnalk furnished music for theI
I affz: ir during which the newlyweds to
c ~ived many handsome and useful
gifts from their large circre. of
friends and relatives. Se3eral excel.
lent solos were .l".'I\Pn by Mrs. Raf-'
facie Cpiancllo, an ltalian tlieatrxcal
artist of note.
Among the out-of-town guests pres-
ent were Vilforio Ruberto. Mrs. Maria
.Gensvese and daughter Dommico
ICapone. all of \‘ewark. \' J.. Antnony.‘
Capone of Stamford. Those present
from this city were the Misses Mains,
Ida Christiano, Susie Mathilda. A8118!
min .1 , _ [If no. Mr. and Mrs. Glories. Dado.
' . “autu- m , Ind
‘ EN 'EIEEII I
I. cu m |
E ii: IAN DENIES
*—
t In)
fan-o.)
I
II !' III} I} s JI'I'c of
III of II' c 33ar,I
.In1 unit if rms Of'
37 busy? on ner'
Lilli not accord
n... allied and as-
' (I'tl'I‘S in its Itn-l
" Univ, of Di‘t‘ileb'l I
III (in) lt'IIIty.
'.'3' l‘~ SliOfiniTJIe for
«Z- ~tI"II::ion. it, is;
Ian not escape‘
l' 2 not the peace
not. I:I3s' but the
" art. and continued
ti;r cause of am
may have to bear.
l}. .l.'.
.rx
.0?
.I
Burglars Make Third
of the soldiers committee . Charles
lloyt, Mr, Smith. M. H. Nutting, and
A. E. Winchester. of the South .I'oI'-'
walk Board of Trade. i
Captain Billings gave a long and
(Continued On Page Eight)
Try at _“Little Shop”t
Burclars made their third attempt'
Within a comparatively short time
last evening to break Into the Miss-es
Clavin's Little Shop in the llantord
Block on Noxih Main ‘i‘t‘Cl. 1ll‘;
prompt ariival of the [oboe norm-rpm
foil-Ii the burglars in their plat: and
they beat a hasty rte teat leaving two
haIk- saws and a knife behind them. -'
One of the residents 33'hns c apart-
ments are above the Little Shop :IeardI
a noise in the back of the bahoin‘g
around 3 o’clock this morning and im-
mediately notified the police. Parol-
men Flynn and Reynolds responded;
and went to the place but arrived Just
too late to nab‘the men. They found
that one of the panes of rides had
been cut out of the window frame and'
one of the heavy Iron bar.- across th. A
window had been partly saved;
through. The arrival of the police evi-
dently interrupted the burglars wnile.
they were sawing through the pars.
Two hack-saws. and , a purl-handlel
mm
'(TI‘TF’CITVG‘ boiler or
i detonation attrat ted all of Codat'f
ZD DEAD, IDDIIDRT
IN EACTDRYiDIAST
AT CEDAR RAPIDS
Night Shift Had- Just Gone
to Work and Fire Adds to
Terror
. _‘ I.
(‘l-leAll RAPIDS. In". May ‘flys
A were of persons 33'I-I‘U'killed and a
hundred injured by Itn'éxplosion at
the Douglas Start-II Works last night.
01’ the 150 men and boyn who had just
gone to work on the night shift th
I~sIaping iIIthty or deal The I ntIIv
IplItnt was burned by (gallium lite.
which was confined l the lioualas
plant. The loss is $3:.Ittlo,000.
The number of dead c id not bc es-
timated at first by fire en,..33ho bI»
gun to extI'iI-atn «lead and wIIIInIiIIl
from the debris hastily to avoid im in-
Nation.
hospitals and Titiii‘N's' II-' rapidly as vol~
unteers with atttomnhiles could be
mustered.
So severe was the explosion that‘
persons a mile away were. thrown
The cause (if the acci—
Itpnt could not be do‘rl‘me but is
thouzht to have been due cube '1‘ to a
spontaneous conr'
33 ithin a butt hour after th .
(lap '
hustion.
ids to the scene twenty-five
were t'cportcd removed. '
The blast blow in WindIms many
blocks from the Douglas plant. and
persons within office buildings sIIt'tI-I-
cd from the shattered glass.
SMlllltIElEtiE
tillllSthltAS.§
Six Persons injured When
Car and Wagonrcollide
.\lt_3 "‘I.
TH(l.\ll‘SU.\'\llI.i:. _ 1.3
party “I liti'I-e s'I’IIiI-nts at Smith s (‘an
'IIIIII and three young men were hurt
IsI tc'lII ay, when their automobile col-
IitlI-Ii with It truck laden with four
tons of iron here. Miss Frances Cloud
of Milwaukee. who has a broken rib
and possible cranial injury. and Myron
t‘lnI'k of t‘oncord. Mass. with a com-
pound fIIIItIIIc of the lIL'llt wrist. were,
taken to \iIrI3 Hospital. SpIingttcldt
The others vulc- Miss Jane (‘IIiiitn of
Vow York her bt'I'.tthoI .\l. (‘ Griffin.
Miss ElIanor Rallou oI (oneIu-d .‘las_4_,
and Walter B. Nash of “Ililflni‘l-lli‘g.‘
(Continued On Page Tweivei
WeddinflgEAnniversary i
Remembered By Friends '
i
Mr. and Mrs. ‘II'IIEHWI llIIIlwI-.: last
‘ovening entertained a large number of
friends a‘ their homc. ti Seymour
street. in honor oi the eIghtccnta wed-
Iiing anniversary of .\II' and ‘Iirs. Me»
phcn S. Jarvis, and II Iicliuhtl‘uily tn-
itoimal social evening was passed and
enjoyed by every one I-I'I .I.-III
Several tables or "Hearts" netped
pass the truly hunts oi tho I .‘eu‘ng
when Mrs, Frank Bacon won the first
Dl‘ll'." for tho lIIIIiI-s HZ'III l’rauk lat-on
captured Ligh honors union: the Iron
Ileincn. The ladie‘s consolation prize
was awarded to Mrs. Frank P. Hunt;
ington. and Olin H, Yottntzs received
the gentleman‘s consolation award. I,
After the cards when the guests,
wrre informally {Ill'llt'l’t‘d about the
room,the door opened and to the‘
strains of Lohcngrin‘s' \Veddinz March.j
Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis entered clothed in;
their bridal attire. This unique sur-
prise was heartily applauded by those!
present. who took advantaze ol' the.
opportunity to present the happyf
couple with a handsome upholstm (Id‘
wicker aim chair.
Delicious refreshments Were then
served by the hostess who abli’ fiilled
her position until the evening came to
rcgreti'ui close.
2
LEGATION BUILDING
DAMAGED BY A BOMB
rm
I...
“'ASHINGTON. May .-—An at-
tI-mpt was made to demolish the Am-
erican legalion building at San Jose.
Costa Rica. Monday night. by a bomb.
according to advices today to the
State Department.
The bomb was placed near the en-
trance to the legation reception room,
but its explosion caused only slight
damage and no one was injured. The
State Department announced that it
had ordered an investigation.
The legation is in charge of Ameri-
can Consul Benjamin T Chase.
VOLCANO til ERUPTION.
ROME, May 23.——Tbe volcano of
Stromboli, on the Island of that name.
at ate north gout of Sicily. was In
Family, my 23, 1919
. l'oczak was
RIDHWAT RDDDERS
SECURED $7DD RDEE
Bridgeporter Led to This
Ci? by Confidence Men
an
The fiI'It case of highway robeI'y
to be committed in Norwalk in some
lime was reported to the police
atound l I) (lock yestciday attcmoon,
when they Iecety ed a telephone call
roIn the old pow'-eI house. on \leadou
sttcet. that a man had been held up
near them and Iohbed of $700.1»-
leVlh'P Seizeant Thomas Hunt was
notified and he started Immediately
i‘III' Uri-how \I-lII-I'o he toumi Juru‘plt
l'oI-Izak. It. 337. t‘lIIII'I-lt street. iiIiI-i I'-
litigl.
taken to police lII.IIl-
'I‘Qllllli’l> and alter mth questioning
mp tonnvtInI-I stoty was secutcd lit'iill:
hon
tine in AIIstIia- Hun,-
“I
tI'3 at the pres
I III (lill(‘. \\ as employed in liriIi'n-
(I ontinued On Page Twelve)
PRISDNER ATTEIII’TSg 3pm [ARIN lilR
ESCAPE ERDAI NEW
Valente
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HI was an Austro-llungatian b3 ,
,liitth and had a wife and four children}
The injured were rushed Int 3,-
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. HAVEN CHURTHflI—ISE Report That He Will Be Give
Captured After ,
Chase—Gets Life Sentence ‘
NI'IVI' il.\\'l-IN. May 21‘. Antonio
3'alcntt‘. (ll ltcrhy. on trial charred
with IIIIII'dI-t' of Mrs. Louise ll Brati-
lIy. made a III-spcratcjmt l'LItIle III-
ltdlllll to 1.411!!!“ yesterday. He had
hII-II bt'ouszht l’mm jail I-i Ill“ court‘
room. and llI-puty Slwriii~ liz'aIil-vy. ot‘
Iiuilt‘otd. 33 ho had \'alI'ntI‘ hanIiI IIfl'I'Ii.
.was about to place him in the prison-
crs‘ mac. when \‘aiente turnI-d on‘
him. Bradley was boat: 11 and \"alenlc
got away and out at the building. pur-
sued by Michat'l Leahey, a fireman in
the county court building. who over
took and threw down the man.
ionic was then returned to the con”
r.oom Medical E'xamtnet SIaIborouah
dresscd llmdlcys injuiies \3iIiIlI al-
Ihough superficial are painful.
(Continued on Page Two)
DEMANDS RETURN
VII"
.administrator of the widows‘
DE DDR ARMY!
\\'ASillI\'t lT()I\'.
withdrawal of
from Europe
Representative
May 33.-—s:arly
the American army
will he demanded by
Kahn of
'CDNVENTIDN
. l
('alIioIhIItu
Ihairman of the House Militaty (‘Ulll-l
millce. whcn he speaks belon-
House on his two months' invI's'tiaII
tion of conditions in the American Ex-
peditionary Force. .\ir. Kahn return-
ed to \\'IIslIington today and immedi-
tIIe'
ately In -'an organizing the commit-
tee. ‘
A pt‘a(‘(' time army of 100,0”0 nII'tI
and tIni3I rsal military training will be
among: the things rccmntnendwi by
Chairman Kahn. He announced that,
he would endeavor to have both
adopted during the present session of
Congress.
American troops. Mr.
found, liked neither
the British troops. and he rot ev'ato'tl
there was no doubt both the latter
were beaten when the American Army
Kahn said he
the French nor
islepped in.
(‘hairman Kahn announced he
:sion there was ever3 indication that
IN NDRWAIII RDIIES
AIIOCIATID PRES. NEW. FROM ALE PA." 0' THI W03“ .V A IPECI‘L‘ WIRE AND OUR OWN OIERATOI
<—
a
No cum
Rain, Probably Tonight and Saturday.
CDNCESSIDNS IN PEACE TREATY
MADE I0 IIIE DERMANS AIEECI
SARRE AWARD AND REPARAI
China's Delegation Will Sig n the Treaty, But May Make ,
Reservations Because Japan Acts on German Mat- .
ters in Shantung and Kiao Chau
PRESIDENT WIISDN IS ADVISEI THAT DNE
PDWER SNDDID DAVE CRARDE DEI DRNEY
Aill ed Forces In Northern R :ssia (arr; Out a 1" arm ng'
Point Against the BolsheI iki
...
Illv
.(‘oncessions on some points in the
Waco li‘f‘ilt.1’ have been made to the
Germans the Paris l‘cau'o (‘onfnr-
Sliirill modifications have been
11.me in the II this of the i‘I'II'I' Valley
award. and tin terms regarding ropgr-
ations. as Ihr-y stood in the (WWW!
“'3' of the man I3 ll'l atv also hm 9 been
modified in vow-t
The fact that Tour
ltatl III'I-iIloIi to make ”use modifica-
tI’ous was l‘t‘DI-l'lld in II dispatch rI'om
l’ai‘is‘ late last nlvht, TIH' montage,
however. (II'T not Il‘I‘Ilt'illf‘ just what
the :IEtI‘IIIlTIms 12mm.
The Assm'iatcd Prose.)
by
“TIFF.
DDDDIE PDSITIDN
en Widows Pension and
State l‘aupers’ Care Of-
fices —— Governor Signs
'l‘ransfer—-Controller Not
Pleased at Action Taking
Latter Place Right Out of
His Hands
Holcomb
III pt't'v.
tho (‘ounril In"
were I‘II (’Iflt'fl
Those are c‘I'pI clot! to (If‘\'r“:(\]\ in part
with tl3I ban Iin." tn ITH‘ (it'mtans‘ (“(le
(‘IIHI-I‘not' has signed the - 3.. ..
bill transtct'rin: the can: of state "1 Eh? (mm'flh "‘I‘" M the GI man
paupI'I's front the .I'otitptuIlII-I"s office “0"" “31 "“pn'i'al'omi' TEEN.“ were. no
to lIIt‘ office ot the state tt'I-asurti. indications. Ziowerer. when the exact
This 15 ll)“ Pit-"l“un llt‘ld “‘1' f' “‘“l' nature of the concessions made rekind-
wars by the late Attorney lazra t‘. , - , .. I
Term" of New Haven Since his "'2 E1") 58'.“ \HIIP)’ “1mm be "VP“ -
“ll.
‘t‘hina‘s I} duration at the Peace (‘on-
forcncc has (Tt‘t‘Itll‘tI that it "still Sign.
the peace tlIcaty, in spite of its declar-
it would not do so because
slot] of the (‘mmcil of Tht'Pe
in Shantuna and (‘Iiao (‘hatL it is said.
howm or that reservations “ill ha
made in :Ittat'hina the sianatttrcs of the
Chinese. it being pointed out that tho
l'nited States has taken similar action
in the pasl.
The question of the future adminis-
tration of Turkey is occupyinc much of
All" time of the Peace Conference and
the powers appcar to desire that the
l'nitctl States States shall assume the
poz~ition of mandatory for Tlli'kPV.
PresidI nl \\‘ilson has been adtis‘cd by
Henry Mora'lnthau. foruIIr American
Ambassador to Turkey. that the admin-
istration of (‘onstantinopbu Anatolia
and Armenia should be combined it!
of tho pnwvt's it is
any :iI'I-s-ptancn of the
death there has been no incumbent ot'
the ,attic“. but schIral wI-cks ago the
story was published that (‘ol. Robert
0. Eaton. of North lavcn. who is
booked for and desit'r-the office of
pension
bill, or the state charities superintend-
I III, would combine with his pmspect-
ive office that ol‘ administrator of pan-
pI-rs' affairs, and receive the joint salv
at'y ol' $5,0ott. Mr. Terry received
$21M) “cm the comptroller's on‘ice
IItiIm that
of III“ (loci
Continued on Page Nine.
DE HATTERS
Proposed Change In Assess-
ment System Causes Pro-
longed Debate _
NICRV YORK. May 23.~Sitiina as a
committee of the whole the conven-
tittn of the l'nithi Hatters of North
America consumed the major pm'Iion
of yesterday‘s sessions in considering
the proposed chance in method of
Iaising revenue for the organization.‘
Some time, howa'er, was given to do.
bate on other matters received from
standing committees upon which the
committees urged action. At the con-
clusion to yesterday afternoon's ses-
tltc hands of one
indicated that if
responsibility ot IlIIIiIIEstI-rinr' Turkish
affairs by the l'nitttl Statos' Il'\lo¢a-
tion. it. will be conditioned upon ratifi-
cation bv the Senate,
it is not cxpoctI-d that tho negotia-
tions with the Germans at \‘erstillen
will he interfered with bv the absence
of Count You Brockdorl‘fRantzau ant!
othei members of the delegation who
the revenue question will be disposed
of earlv today. Many of the dele-
gates have taken 11 the time of
Th“ T’E‘bllsh'fl Iummary. h“ declaredlthe comemion in discussing practi-
33'as far different than the treaty it- Ecaliy everv phase of this important
se‘f. and he predicted that the Ameri- question and the more the mama“...
can 9909‘“ “0“” “receive a 51935: talk the proposition o3 er the more o3i‘
many surprises “TIC“ tilt?‘ slutty dt‘nl Tl becomes ‘hat additional plo-
catffulh. 3.; visions must be incorporated in the
Iproposed flat tale system if the op-
SIGHTED RED LIGHT pononts of the proposition are to be
would pros; for the publication of the
full terms of the peace treaty at once.‘
have none to Spa foI consul noon The
rctmn of ”30 head of the mission and
his colleagues is I pr- -ctI d not later
than Sunday.
Allied {0th s in notthctn Russia have
carried out a turninz movI ment
acainst the Bolshm iki and have forced
the ottom3 It) IclIcat southward Sev-
mat towns me said to tune been 06-
OF AN AIRPLANEIal’I’e-“ed Iupicd bv um Am... Th' WP" °'
, The resolution providing for the bpmming pair-“mad by Esthonian. Fin-
establishment of the flat rate sys- nish and 0”)”. mm”. appdais to b‘
LONDON, May 23 (Associated
Press) .—Tbe cable ship Faraday re-
ports that it sighted the red light of'
an airplane during the early hours of
Monday at 50 degrees 28 minutes
north latitude and 30 degrees west,
longitude, approximately midway be-
tween England and Newfoundiand and
I
I
.. — ' ‘ 8 con. . . .
inn and “thh the convention 1 .making {“0wa proarct-s.
(Continued On Pun 3m _ i
MINORITY STOCK
Introduces Bill Giving HOLDERS LOSE
in the course which would have been
folloVVed by Harry G. Hawker in his
attempted flight. between the Ameri—
can Continent and Ireland.
VI'ASHINGTON, May 23.——Congress-
man Schuyler Merritt introduced a
bill in the House yesterday directing
the secretary of war to donate one
cannon or field piece captured from
the Germans by the American forces
to the towns (IL-Bridgeport, Danbury,
Brookfield, Bethel, Stamford, Green-
wich. Huntington. Sanford. Trun-
MOBILE FIRE L083 $800.00u.
MOBEE, Ala... May 23.——A corrected
estimate of the damaxe done by Wed-
nesday‘s tire here shows that a. total
of 240 home: were burned and that
1950 people a: without homes. In...
Wane-Murunnfltehfll " '-
Norwalk Hun Cannon '
MENewCuomeWm
NEl'TORK, May 23 in an opilv
ion flied today in the Federal Court
here'l'nitod Sta'es Judge Martin 'I'.
Mouton denied a nation 'Iuade by a
group of minority stockholders for th-
appoirttment of’n limited receiver he
II restitution suit under which tint.
stockholders as planting would not
to recover from the New York. N"
Haven and Hartford Railroad co.-
nuy. and its unicorn and Iin-actors. .5
bus- maraéwhb‘ no on”
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.i'y.
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