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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 16, 1919 · page 2

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A” tches from Berlin indicateJhgt
‘ Harden, editor re: .1319
will probably be appointed
ambassadors: Waning as
m its diplomatic relations are re-
' git“ is understood that Count
W, who has hem playing
.-part in the councils of the

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COVER GILLIGAN TRlAL

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

‘ Joan! of Control Alto Provides
£7614” ‘to Meet increases Given

 

ital. yesterday, an appropria-
#316: “3'. 76 was made. to meet
. tot the Superior court, , of'
W county. in the prosecution of;
.nflminal cases. This covers a deficit.
ed in the trial of Mrs. Amv E. .
Itchéi' Gilligan, who is now in prisonl
m 3601' l
{lite boqrd au .horized the trustees
“fl .8118 No orwicii Hospital for the ln-‘
i' “no to contract for a new brick re:
. 26!: 1111111111111. at a cost of $168 850
1...,jmmr appropriation made was $14.-
V4113“ me law of 1919 which enables the.
‘ 3:98.1- dto make app1opr111tions to towns _‘
I‘t’o meét deficiencies caused by the in- .
crease in' the salarits of teachers. 9

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-uixmw HAVEN CITIZENS ;
TO DISCUSS 101E PLANT:
‘9‘ E
‘H’IfiAmr-mén to Hold Public Hearing on:
; ' Question Thursday Night.
~ . m HAV EN. July 16. —-Cltizens of
-,4;; ,m Haven will have an opportunity,
to express their opinion of the advis 1
ability of a municipal ice plant on
Thrusday night At that time the
board of aldermen will hold 11 public
i’mfixenring at City Hall. The aldermanlc
mmmlttee which has been investigat-
in: the. ice situation has recommend
" ed the building of a city plant with.
éuthomroceeds of a. bond issue not to-
.,.taxceed 3500.000.
At tries same meeting the board will
1‘ hear the views 01' those in fBV or of.
”balance he'll censors. and the anpoinoI
I lying of women police officers. i

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suntan 3. e H. m TABLE:

1. Corrected to June 8,1919
flWUTs-i MonWALIIK T0 new YORK
A. M .:——1 183.:2-1 x 5. 4'93. 6.“
‘67!,7:11x.7:1'14x 8; PVC 1121911. 8: 59,11
13411.9:39, 10: 331: 10:52:.
M.—12:03x.12:52 (Stamford
1:091, 1: 381, 3:17x. 4.3211.
5: 46, 6: 00x. 6: 061:. 6: 26x. 6: 47‘
15101111 only), 7: 02x. 8. 06:, 10: 0711'.1
._ Sunday o
g; - Q, 1M.:-—-1 18.51413.
, ,10'33x,12:031.
:g.-'M.—1:09x, 2: 4IiIx.2 2:12x.
'Ptdfia'. “710211, 7:45x.
”JD: 07:. 10: 40. 112:3415.
VQRK TO SOUTH NORWALK
M—12110x, 4:10x 5:30.134.
1:. 9: 1511, 9:4511, 10:5011.
12903:, 12:45 (Fridays and
8 only). 1: 093,1:3511 (Satur-=
my), 2: 15x. 2: 67. 323011, 3:53,
‘11 1 4:23. 5. 13: 511,9 6:00x. 6:01}.
.. S:10x,11:151x.
8-2111qu
‘1"? $1.42: 11):; I0“: :1,”
11.1: I131: 11!:
”12.10511-
-3 6:101;
, 0: 0'11: 11:15.11.
* . NURWALK TO NEW HAVEN
If.- 7292611. 1: 20k. 5:,40x 6: 07.
Wins: 19 .22, 10: 53: (Bridgeport),

gin 111—11211 1:27: 4- 25 s 19 6: 21:
$709380“): s;40x,:925x

' Sundays.
3., M—12L261.1:20x 7. 43, 9: 191:,
I119, 11: 13:. 11: 581:.
”yes-file-Z: 101. 8' 01711, 4: 42!, 6. 48,
333133, 1' :CISS, 8:283, 8:10X, 9:25x. 10.18,

31,115“ “(Bridgeport 1.

HAVEN TO SOUTH NORWALK

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3'17. 6'11. 9:181.
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a-long time, regards '

est the experience or the Boston ele—
vated, the public trustees in charge of
which increased the fare to ten cents.
Indignation meetings were m
throughout the metropolitan-linking”

selves to walk to work, 011m “me

than the trolleys.

"We want to induce people to ride
in our cars rather than antagonize
them,’ said one' trolley with], "and
Dormant '30” will new with thaw
idea in mind. I donut look for the]
suggestion of a. flat increase in Taro,

 

‘; although 01111119:th about fire
£ iot’vest in New England It is possible

that the mpanrwill seek to increase i
die revenue by rot-1mg some or ital
‘llnes‘ army muodudngm sort 0.
mileage Ilka. Just It pro-em refine
watching the hearings in Washington
of themed“ :fleotric :Railm- (loin-
miulon. which in considering the trol-
ley pooblem from a national point of
vie ‘

s with a six—cent lane, this oili-
Travel by trolley on lines

has been hea’vy’ recently and it was
from income thus derived that the

pay its taut due to the city of Hart-
lord. ”May 1 The big problem that
confronts the conipoxiy now, of course.
is 1111111111 debts; 11101113750. 000 owed

promtim. which “it“ money
{or «mean-n cars, sortie hm) truck:

1 cm, and for ”termini of tracks in

 

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Bridgeport, and possibly a. total of
$500,000 more OWed various munici-
palities throughout the state.

"Yes. the Connecticut trolley situw

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111 which thousands wedges “jihad-.931!!- Ila-.31“-

officer.

General the United sum Givu 3m
loo Commission bu announced an ex-

mammmmmfi,

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.'D 'be M” ”militia.
an eminent must he a citizen 0! the
United States, must. actually reside:

image-mummies“

have so resfded at the time An pree-
em‘nefllcym
Applicants must hoe remand “their
.tion.

Animation ifio‘rm 2241 and all in»
formation oonccrnlng the require-

meme d! the enmhntim may he oe-
dured from the

postmaster it the
place at vacancy or from the Civil
Service WCommlosm Winston. .

C. Application should Improperly“.
carted “dialed w‘flh- -the cm
Int Washington; D. C.
The Connecticut Company is now range for the examination of the 3111
Just about paying its operating ex-

in title to Cf-

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company was ablemfew days ago 'to 1"" ”3"": Charged “M1” ""9"“

Mg Officer Wondfloorw.
ATLANTIC cm N. 1.. 'Jdly 16r—

Jofl Davie, known as the "king of ho-I
hoes

who has been in the city Jail

'the stare'for taxes. $2. 100, 000 due the here for several don, on a ollargenre-z as.

New York, New ikw md Hantord {erred by the local police. or lmper— ,‘ ' "

Railroad, which has odhiced money; counting a. Federal officer. was releon-l ' 3:. ', '
for payment to: toned mes; $1350 ed yesterday by Judas Robert! the. ‘
000 due the United Stereo Housing judge decidhzg there-woe no evidence
to warrant holding him.

Davis was immediately mmsted
an of the Department of

Justice. who held a warrant chain.
ing him with posing as a Federal!‘
He was taken before a Unit-
ed States commissioner and held in

I tion at present is just about where the ball. which was furnished by Frank ‘
Teachero. ilmglnlature left it ” this tmlley ofli- M. Edwards. president of the Glassfl.
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HARTFORD, .July 16.—At a meet— I ciol admitted. As to this-gain from the Blowers to on no in session here
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Socks, lisle with fancy tops. Regular

price 50 cts.

'- Cotton stockings, fine rib, while only.

ed soldiers from nine army hospitals
in “the United States as. the only con-

' tenants is being planned i'or some

date earl) in August.

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general hospital recently held an nth-
letlc cemival exclusively for wound-
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M'ADDO AIM/IGOR FOR CHlLE.

TNEW YORK. July
McAdoo. formerly secretary of the
treasury, has been retainedhy the
government of Chile on financial aid-
vinor in charge of its efforts to nego-
tiate loans in the United States, it
was learned here today.

a Chilean financial mission oi thiee
members hes been in this city since
Inst April, seeking to negotiate a loan
or approximately £3OMMO. author-
iced by the Chilean Convene for the
norm or rel-culturing its govern-

’ Sizes 51/2to 9%.

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ned to have each hospital hold o track‘,
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