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EflMMlTTEE CUTS
$300,000,000 tiff
NAVAL lillllAllas‘
Bill as Agreed Upon Carries
$600,000,000--Reduces Per-
sonnel, Increases Pay
motto
Hannah
mourn
Fire Commissioner Volk and
Chief Bogardus Tell Whatl'
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murmur;
President S.‘ J. Konenkamp
WASHINGTON. D. 0. June 12.-—A
total appropriation of
about $600 000 - . '
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Eggpnses $40,215.50 ASk'lbegnrgilgrteifi ifipil’fllé’fnlliienahifili New York City Will Go
tee on Naval Affairs and the report
will be made to the House today. This
amount is more than $300,000,000 be-
low the naval estimates, and is 8120,-
000,000 below the total carried in the
last naval bill.
The reductions. are in line with the
policy of economy and retrenchment
adopted by the, Republican steering
committee.
Tile appropriation bill fixes the navy
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Meanwhile Officials of Tele-
graph Companios Say the
Strike Is 8 Failure
CHICAGO. June'vlza—In the face of
statements by officials of the tele~
.’ graph companies that the nation~widel
strike of operators had failed. 3. J.l
Konenkamp. president of the Commer-
cial Telcgraphers' Union. announced
today that assurance had been given
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[that the New York broker operators.
Charity Departments Were presentedl lsome "”00 strong. would jom ”19‘
and explained in detail. ‘
.. . . . . ,Suit 0f Former New Britainis‘gfif',‘m.ls_ Mn. June 12.—.An or-
l‘ll'e LOIIIIIHSSIODL‘X‘ (harlcs A. \olk; HCIlOGfl'l Against Munyou, dc
PflilCEN-EETIS
ARE $27,192.50
Charity Department, About,
the Same as Last Year,
Calls for $31,025
The. regular session of the Board of
Estimate and Taxation was held in:
the City Hall, last evening. Mayor
Jeremiah Donovan presiding. and the
following members answering: tfi?
roll: \Villiilnl H. Malone, Michael J.
Riordan, “‘illialu II. McMahon. Louis:
S. Beers and lit-pry J. IIipson. i
The budgets for the Fire. Police and‘
injury. was pro--
. hose on the eating “Hines of 11} permanent driV»
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volt mold a fight with
t‘ortr‘lzners seemed
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- and bustle of the city. It was
time the home of Sultan Abdul
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BELIEF IN LONDON
lNlPON. June 12.——Thc admiralty
numr-d yesterday that a British
1:. urine operating in the Baltic sea
l-w-n missing since June 4 and is
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m'iriill statement from the Rus-
.s'ilc‘l government received in
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Hwy-rs in the Gulf of Koporia (an
. of tho- Gulf of Finland. south-
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IZW YORK, June 12.—~The steam-
. Yankee, operated by the U. S.
i'illn: Board, sank at 3:15 a. m. to
. oft Fire. Island. after. colliding
h the Italian steamship Argentina.
' crew of the Yankee was taken
ard the Argentina. which stood by
several hours until the Yankee
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.» . . _ . - . . ~titutional amendment. the wets of Nations in the terms of peace
I). the Sultan of Turko ' for- Fl"(.lEI'ICl\ S. Jones, of \ale Univels-‘ " . 7
ill the palace tlie’Sul-: it}: as tentporary chairman of the new here. believe the prospects for a Vic”. mew was reported today "1 3“
ministers and foreign] State Board of Education, which was i cry in the Nutmeg state are good. .amended form by the Senate Foreign
udesi said to be overwhelmingly opposed to’
is removed from the; appointing Mr. Morrison as secretary
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.in 1918.11“! -. sorted «to
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r directing members of the Order
upprarcd and presented the budget; ‘ot' Railr ‘ . l
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Lollll‘ttllqu‘xft til)l‘il?l'n"le'lltl)nl‘llltl;:‘ follons. l. Estate Settled i'mup handling business of the “.0“.
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dsputivs ................. $1,875.00 PHILADELPHIA. June 12.——Tlio' , - . ' . - ' _
; controversy over Mrs. Jane 1-). Ram“ panics after 6 a. in. Saturday. “as is
ers. a: $25 per Week ...... 15.73l.ml_ Munyon‘s alleged dower rights in the,
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MEN‘WRRERS
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i the common .law wife of "Doctor" Mun- l W”
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yon, as the-patent medicine manufact-
; urcr uas~knownuhas been settled.
‘This was unex ctediy announced in
the Orphana’ urt yesterday when
hearing on Mrfi. Munyon's claim was
resumed and Judge Henderson ad-
journed the hearing until June 30. to
Alum.
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! ing for the success of the drive now
Purina \
; iSSUE AN APPEAL
ERRWN PRINCE [ll
' RRUMANIA SHlllllS
HIMSELF IN [Eli
Act Prompted, It Is Said, Byl
King’s Effort to Separate!
Him From His Wife
PARIS. June 12.-Crown Prince
Charles. of Ron-mania. is sufferinc;
from a bullet wound in the leg. self-
inflicted. according to news reaching
Paris. it is not disclosed whether the
wound was inflicted by design or oth-
erwisc.
The Crown Prince‘s act. which has
caused a sensation in Bucharest. is
said to have been prompted by the
King's insistence that the Prince
make a six months‘ trip to Japan tol
forget the girl from whom he was
forced by his royal parents to obtain
a divorce because she was neither ti-
tled nor wealthy.
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Fair tonight and tomorrow.
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About Forty Per Cent. of th
The Queen has done her utmost to
divert Prince Charles’ mind from (Tel
ciiie by trying to interest him actively l
in her charitable works. but Charles"
is still deeply attached to his em.“
while wife and has frequently been
seen in her company. She iives.in
Bucharest and recently {gave birth to
a child, which started gossip aboutl
the succession to the throne. the heir;
to which. some say. is Prince Nich0-,
las. who is studying in England, the:
Crown Prince having. according to rc-E
port. renounced his succession. ,
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“SPAEEIJNPBSTRIIA
Would Cast Only $1,500,000
Between Greenwich and
New Haven, Charles E.
Price, of Brooklyn, Says
At a. luncheon of the Kiwanis Club.
at the Hotel Davenport. in Stamford.
yesterday. some interesting speeches
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ling communications to the men and
women, respectively. which are wor-
- ' th - of careful perusal:
Assmtant Secretary of _the;l|0UflR MEN PLAN legume":
State Board of Education,. . The women an om me Unned
Through With Politicians
Forever, Leaves Today for
Universfiy of Chicago
States have worked to their utter-most
to raise money for Liberty Loans.
Thrift Stamps, Red Cross and other
, war relief funds. They have made un-
ltold surgical dreSsings. countless
:Oflicers Assure Dealers Thatf
John Barleycorn's End Will .
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tics and all that goes with it forever," Continued on fifth page.
Henry C. Morrison. of Middletown. : __-__ - _ _ _
yesterday resigned as assistant secre- Be Forets l 5
tary of the State Board of Educationl al ed EWANTS SENATE T“
Blaming "hysterical school ma'ms"l . .
for the agitation over his famous Mor-T BRIDGEPORT- June 13-—L|Ql101‘
dealers here yesterday drew up plans; ‘
for a fight to the finish against war-’3 ' EBMRE WSiflflN‘
time prohibition. The campaign will: B l
he carried further in this state to the:
end that the federal prohibition' “"""
amendment may be defeated. , WASHINGTON. June 12.«-Senator
As Connecticut is one of the three Knox's resolution to put the Senate on
states that failed to ratify the con .record against accepting the League
rison School Code. rejected by the.
legislators, he admitted that this was
the underlying cause for his action;
lie leaves today for Chicago. where ;
he has accepted a professorship in'
school administration in the Univers-.
ity of Chicago.
The resignation was sent to Dean.
’ The meeting yesterday, called for Relations committ
ithe express purpose of adopting at
‘ definite line of action to keep ‘ tion of the resolution which Would do~
' Bridgeport and, incidentally, the cm i clare it a. policy of the American Gov-
ltire state wet after July 1. was at-fern'ment that whenever the peace of
' tended by a. large prooprtion of the Europe became again theratened the
assoeiation‘s membership. State offioj United States would cooperate to re-
. cers were here to speak on the sub-, move such a menace. ~
l‘IISS JESSE GETS ct. A resolution reserving the right of
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SPANISH PRIZEl State's Attorney Arnon Ailing and‘ the American Congress to determine
Thomas Fitzsimmons, both of New the justice of the obligations imposed
Miss Rosalie JeSse. of Franklin 1‘ Haven, assured the liquor men there upon this country under the much-dis-
Sll't’t‘f. won the first prize in gold for «cussed Section Ten of the League of
a Spanish course. offered by W. R. *Nations covenant was introduced to-
Grace «3 Company, exporters, of New day by Senator Sterling. Republican,
York city. There are five hundred. South Dakota.
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employes in this firm. and a Spanishl JOY RIDE TOCOS‘T l The motion to amend the Knox
course is offered to all. it being neces-l STAMFORD MAN $750, measure was made by Chairman
sary that the employes learn this lan—- . iLodgel and bad the support of Sena-
guage. Professor C. E. Egbert, of Col-l Emil Zantor, of Stamford, who had i to:- Knox and all other Republican
umbla Lnlversity. was appomted'a joyous automobile ride November members. except Senator McCumber,
.judge and made"the prize presenta- 7 1918 on the post road must pa’ ’of North Dakota,
' ' ' ' ' yt The vote to favorably re rt ood
lrather dearly for his pleasure. under no 33
tion. Miss Jesse is a graduate of the ,
Not-walk High school. and was for- c' ande down este :8 to 7.
nierly teacher of German in the Nor-l de 15km h d y rday by.
ee.
The committee struck out the sec-
in the place of Charles D. Hine. A1-
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. Judge J. Moss Ives, of the Common’ ’—
walk public SChOOIS‘ Pleas court. in cases he tried sitting SERmUS RACE ,
— .for Judge John R. Booth. who is lit;
REGULARS WILL l'rhe complainants are William noon-s RIMS IN LONDON
ey. John Burke and John Heehaml .
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ran them down and damaged their riots caused by the presence of ne-
“TNNIPEG. Mam. June 12.—Mayor. clothing, as well as inflicting injur- gross brought from Africa ud other
Gray has served notice 111“ at thence. The three are given judgment parts of the world during the war as
next sign of disorder smug the strlk- anmt Znntor. . unto; mailers; have occurred at m-
ers, he will ask for regular troops to W lost .3 flat. gut Of_b_bfln8 on: port. in W and Wales re-
am" the disturbance. ‘ and anovercont and claimed 8300 nearly. -
Donald MacPherson has been tie-«Judge Booth awards him 8m.8&; They culminated in a night-long
posed as chief of police and the force, Burke lost a sum of clothes, but saved am last night. between m and.
has been reorganized with C. H. New- m. hat, ”and suffered severe m uhlfi’mennt Canal: and Ban-y“
ton as chief. . ‘ ., circumcisionaeprmutno may» monumental any .
From Vancouver word enme'thatgmu “(1)396... 3“ * ' . . . . ,
employee of 1m:- beer Refugio-do- mm. ,’ 'b “
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. in progress have addressed the follow-l
were made. Miss Grace Norton Mur-
ray. of Bridgeport. told of the coming
sum-age drive. and Charles E. Price.
of Brooklyn. spoke on the subject of
widening the Post road.
Mr. Price on Road Improvement.
Mr. Price, in the course of a speech'
in which he urged widening of the
paved space on the Post road. said:
“When considering the advisability
of making any large public improve.
ment three things are usually given
consideration: First. Do conditious
warrant the expenditure? Second. If
so. the cost must be estimated and 3‘
method of financing the work deter-l
mined. Third. The construction'
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FUND flVER'lflP
The results of the kcent Salvation
Army drive. in this city. were an-
nounced at the office of Captain
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lBig Trusk and Overland Car by them on the treaty may be;
Plow Up E. S. Adams’
Lawn During Shower
Right in the midst of the heavy
shower last evening a big motor truck
coming dow Westport (avenue hill,
skidded omthq wet pavenhnt and. be-
fore the driver could cont‘rol it. the
machine had creased the sidqwaik and
climbed the steps leading to Elbert
S. Adams' residence. tearing up the
fine lawn in many places. Those who
saw the accident were sure that the
truck would topple over. but it was
finally backed out of its dangemus
position and resumed its journey.
Hardly had it started on its way
when a fine Overland car came down
the hill and performed exactly the
same stunt. but did not escape so eas-
ily, as one of the wheels was smashed
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CUISINE EXERCISES
-The desires; ammses of the £44
side School began yesterday with th
play given by the children ofthe prin
ary and kindergarten department:
The children 2had been carefully I‘(
hearsed for some time by their abl
teachers. Mrs. Francis “’hite Clem
onto and Miss Eloise Byington. and
showed unusual poise and charm in
their play "Princess Hilda and the
Palace Garden." The little play show-
ed first by day a scene in the garden
Charles H. Phillips, this morning. The i and the discontented P11110098 “"10
contributions received to date total
$6,577 and. with a possible 3400 still
to be collected against pledges, the
grand total will be somewhere in the
neighborhood of 87.000. Norwalk’s
quota to the drive was $6,500. Cap-
tain Phillips seems well pleased with
the result of the campaign.
The results of the nation-wide Sal-
vation Army drive, whinh opened on
May 19th and was officially closed on
May 30th, are not obtainable, as many
”Western districts are still to be heard
from.
MALLARD IS
NEW YACHT IN
NORWALK WATERS
Lewis H. Hall. a New York lawyer,
with a summer home in New Canaan.
who was recently elected a. member
of the Not-walk Yacht Club. came sail-
in; into the Norwalk harbor. the oth-
erevenlnginnbandaomonewauxfl-
schoolin- yacht. the
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was not happy in spite of all her
wealth and power. The princess is
given a change of heart and made
much more happy through the work
of the Flower Farles and their Fairy
Queen. The princess Hilda was Mary
Ayres of Westport. She made a very
charming little princess and spoke
with distinctness and lntellignce. Har-
riet Vi’adsworth was a lovely queen of
the far-lea and had as her attendants
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MUST REOPEN TOLEDO
AUTOMOBILE .PLANT
TOLEDO. Ohio. June 12,—Judge
Killitts, of the United States District
court. yesterday issued an order in—
strncting the WillyaOverland Com-
pany to reopen its plant not later than
Monday.
The decision followed a motion by
attorney: for the Doll-Overland Coun-
pnny, of Charlotte. N. 0., that the
may, resume .open, ,tions at. the
«monumental-ant. .
meant-twillonduamcinlof-
necevlth authority to select umy
additional special clients a will be
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Enemy to Be Given Five Days in Which to Make Up __ _
Minds as to Future Course—Final Action May Be.
pected by Next Thursday
GflMMUNlST fiflVEilNMENTlflBE
”plinth-Melon“ throe'
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There is an evident impl' , ‘ -
il‘airis that the allied nerdy‘”
lGerman counter proposals,
,will probably be ready late ,
{day night. will rcfuscfihc t '
jrcqucst for important alte ‘ _
in the terms of peace._ The
’lnalls will be givcn five .
lu'llicll to lllakc up their ml ‘
ito their course. Thus final, ' «.-
Apectcd about next Thursday.
l \Vhilc lllc (‘oullcil of Four _
? probably explain the provtsloan.‘
ltllc treaty they may grant . _
; inimit- concessions. llldlIPpeiifs l .
‘arc to be changes w lie 1 WI ,, , _
ially lighten the burden platted ;
the enemy by the treaty
on May 7.
LONDON. June 12.——A
munist government will be»
claimed ill Austria Oil
with promise of immediate
ccss, acording to informant)
igovernmcnt circles here. . . f
The best information mdl
that about forty percent. of
Austrian Army is Bolshevik. ‘
Austrian Communists are ex . ‘
quickly to align themselves
the _I{ungarian Communists.
Recent military successes
strengthened the Hungarian
munists. .
The Austro-Hungarian situat -
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iWEiVEIlECISiilNSi ‘
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SUPREME ll;
Fairfield, New Haven
New London County “
peals Considered
Twelve decisions were handed
by the Supreme court, at New => ~
yesterday, live concerning can;
origin in New London county, _
from Falrfleld and three I"
lHaven. Error was found In
and in the remaining nine the
of the trial court were upheld.
were no cases from Hartford
There were no murder cunt
cred, the trend being towed,
terpretation of wills and ‘
contracts.
The most interesting case
in which Virxinius J. Mayo, . '
and treasurer of the Mayo ,
Company. ‘of New Haven. wan "
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