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iii. lml . (let. 7. Gary. site of one
‘ - l'niiml States Steel Corpora-
gn-uir-st plants. affected for
i .- time two Weeks bv the. strike in
m-r-l industry. today was under
- um tl'} mum)! of approximately 1.100
-‘-I~-i.il silldlt-rs. commanded by Mi—i-
gm 5-t'llr‘t’dl Leonard Wood, command-
. ill a; lhf‘ t‘entrill Department of the
\:m;. Viv»- hundred More troops
mul. fioin liot duty at Omaha. Nob,
’un: - on their say hero early today.
been marked by little Violence. “'ith
Hlt' reports during the last week that!
strikers in increasing numbers were?
resuming their old places in the steel
mills. however. the attitude of pickets.l
whose numbers also increased. be-‘,
came threatening and. for :1 time. ilf
seemed as if a serious clash would be
unavoidable.
“Will the parade. yesterday. aceorll—
lne. to a statement by Governor (‘rootl-
rich .the situation bt‘l'flmt‘ so thleziten-
I u- will for Federal troops was ing that it was deemed advisable to
m i l. D) James P. Goodrich, Governor ask for Federal troops. The Governor
li' Willi-um. .il'ter thousands of strikers iii-ted on the advice of Mayor Hodges,
landed .ind held man’s meetings alter
‘mm: forbidden by the mayor. the po-
liiw iiliii the approximately 300 stillv
:' llli'lillllr‘n stationed at Gary.
'lllr- course of the strike here hits
of Gary. and Harry ll. Smith. state ad-
jlllilnlAant‘l'al. he said. ‘.‘Both om-
eials expressed alarm at the attitude
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llQlJOR Pkogimiisnsiiuiisis
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MAYOR In 2nd ~
LeoDavi5,R. ............ ......103 416
Jeremiah Donovan, D. .......... 690 782
CITY TREASURER ,
8pcnoorAd2m2,R. ...........491 458
Wilfred deweu, D9 coco-01.07.9670 7“
CITY SHERIFF ‘ .
GeorgeW.Gray,R. .....LV........491 497
Michael D. Gambin, D. .........670 703
TAX COLLECTOR ,
D. BuTTBOSCh, R. o-ooooooo'o_looo47‘ 423
Robert G. Mitchell, D. .....-._.-..,. 775
TREE WARDEN '
Henry R. Beaupnin, R. ....s..».:r_._.490 500
MR. Bonton, D. .......'.,99‘.671 70‘
BOARD OF EDUCATION
ME. maeld, R- 9993.00.19.505 506
Franklin G. Brown, R. ........v..506 508
William J. ,D. ........... 679 708
TOWN CLERK
Herbert R. Smith, R. and D. . . .-.1112 1205
SELECTMEN
Philip cum, R9 ooooooooolt’o491 ‘gg
Philip Fielding, R. cocoon-ooo'o'o'o‘g‘ m
W.E. Rmmnrcooonooo-o-Io’owg 701
' Ellis Makin, D ............... . . .670 704
CONSTABLBS
FrankJ.Lockwood,R .........486 488
.Johnano.R._ ...... . ........488 503
:HenryO.Selxer,'R..............£06 600
Gordnerklhgton, B...........493 402
In ‘. D‘,-ov‘ooo-99.5oi"oow . m
John?»d1‘on,’b.‘.............‘..g#: 70:3
William Vonmr. n. ............ -719
Alex. K. Horton, D. ............ 666 708
45h 5m
TUESDAZ OCT. 7, 1919
3111 Total
239 195-1121 1436
290 309 99 2100
251 211' 139 1559
201 294 53 2051
250 200 138 1592
252 299 53 2017
243 202 120 1402‘
275 >292 .‘150'21a
295 207 ' 121 1001
2‘8 . .97 '9 2010
270 ' 207 109‘ 1527
270 207 129 .1090
254 297 182 2020
522 505 221 3615'
255 205 150 1501
270 295 141 1514
251 900 Q 51 2002
257 209 52 2011
200 200 129 1555
253 207 _ 121 1900
271 210 .3: 1017
259 ”for:
250294 ‘22 1977
995: 200 95-947
957 295 94 2099
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MAY ISSUE ; :$e:an,esv;lvc:t:: W. llrotfuerfszfilolfert
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Despite. the fact that the electors of
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and ilebdate S. Davenport—Bridge Bond
Issue and Charter Amendments Lost.
‘Xm‘walk yesterday voted down the .
.Questlon of issuing 3100.000 bonds for. NOIW‘J-k we!“ 0‘7“ "1191mm Ely Democratic yesterday Jeremi‘h
ilhe purpose of enabling the Washiniz- ; Donavon was returned to once 29 mayor for another two you: 5!
.Stilt.2!'S‘sr'ii‘.‘.‘.“in$“ii?§‘€3“..i‘i‘i: 1 the doom ‘ mjority 913624 votes over 1m Leo 9m; Th
éthe building ot'a public park. border-inmm ohm u; out. of the eight plot)“: the City. ouncil.
:ing on the Norwnlk horbor. it won their l a” will! “x 00W, W tmr’ m
“stated in th City Hall. thin mom". “Id M9. ‘1 _
$1221 music “I'm *- uni-calm and city tn. won-don. Ir. Domnroukodomd
11° dbterlllne 'hetber 01' B“ in city ' I h!” mm4h¢ rm where ”I. m
majority 51am In Hr. Davis]: own distnct' , the“ .
In the First Distmt_ m
iodlnlnlatratlon will be authorized to is-
:lue the bonds. regardless of the vote
at the people.
The bridge construction committee
1h.- declared that. in the oven: that the
.issue 1015 defeated at the polls. they
myor 979.9 given 9 majority of 41.
Donom‘9 majority was 226 2nd in the Second, whom he polled tho
largest number of votis, 338. Robert G. Hitchell’o mm or:
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City Oificials and Six.
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Cullen, Myron W. Osborn, Frank L Clarke
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IS PECUUARIQuestIon Voted Upon Ir ., p Irvm; Dyington, R. . .................................... 494 (:22... ‘5.§.§’l:§°3§u‘2933 in: bilelsnt: D. Burr'Booch for tax collector won 680, which won. as
K . Ollly Eleven Towns—1.30- rdc- ”ncny-I999a.9ooooooooooo’oooooooooo-o.on..... “7 lle a” Jobepnld for OI". of the city jofity (“1“. Wm!“ Bodwenc' mjofiw om ‘W G_
. ‘ ton Sh“ Wet—War-Tlmee s°°°nd District . -' “undo. ' The construction committee «2
.3 .—-'——'1 B Sh Its Eflect IRW J' smith! 3' t 9 oooooo‘n‘o o‘l‘ooo 22-0.".l'ooooooooooooo 9- 9 o. m .Comprisea In}. F. "CMIDOHJWVHHIUJ. for at, tm “I - . b
Criminal authorities in Norwalk are, an 0W8 _ JG .lle‘lnr D. ......ufi'n. .......................... 702 J- Moron. Joha'W. .O'm‘wd' 1”"; an- 2.12.011 “‘1 Edgar 6' "why’ mm
powerless to prosecute saloon‘keepers‘ Canaan and Plainville Re. 1 ' ct church and Samuel Limes. l Pint Dimict were "he“ by worm“ a 131 M fl
94'?“ in the event that they know ln«' ' ' D Li t8“ ' .. YMCN‘Y'S V0“? on the bond 135‘"- ' . . “,1
10xicating liquors a” sold here. .00.» main In I": S . 't f ' Thu-17. n. 0‘. 9 9 91-51:. .1)‘.‘- o‘o‘o‘b‘u‘o‘b b‘o . o o 9 9 . . o . . . . 383 two: emuonauy small. showing a m m m;- them by their Democratic W . '
fliCting Slate. and‘ Federal law m‘koi “res Interesting '. 1m! . Shea, D. o u o 0'01". 0 o o .j-c. . o o o o o n o o 2 o o o o oo o o 9 a 9 9 9 u 9 o 258 lgrelt l‘ck of lntemt “I this public Shah“ “a By!“ W. amulet-”no m Republm. mm
.lhe. liquor selling problem here rim-F - ———~——- , ‘ COUNCILHIN "Neath“- The 9'1“” "“9 m‘ “‘3' , ’ d footedwmjormud mrmm
'ftcult question to handle. Should the‘ License forces swung eight towns; First met 00111108 “‘9 matter in all 0' “‘9 d!" m th. Second District Vote 6
liroqecutlng'attorney learn of viola-'blick ‘to the wet column in the elec-9 — tricts only totnlled 247.. There were the mm mm.“ “in. ‘Robert K. Wong, for “10th.: “II,
nions he cannot pmsecute under the ' tlons held in this state yesterday. In l can.” 1" nmul R. - - ° - - 0" "T2?- - ' o - - - 1 - ° - ° ° ' ° ' ' ‘ ' """" ‘9‘ 119 ‘0’ it and 128 ‘0 the contrary. i - (1 mm x Gun“, 3"
State law. The only, course open tor-Laddition. one. town which was alrondy' 0- . R. ......uu-................ ---------- ‘95 —-‘_"‘"‘_ ‘ " EM A- der for W “rm; “I ' l‘
him is to acquaint Federal agents of in that list. Bolton. remained there. ! John '1'. 3h . . . . . . . . . .1. . .. . .-.-. .-.-. . . . . . . . .......... 685 ”nub.“ Hymn W. om 3‘an defeated “M -
The facts in his possession and coop~ The license question was voted uponlsylvmr.w. Morton. D ' _. .. ... ......... 355 B u T '. 1- m f the Third Dhtl‘id. If. 0'-
f-rale with them in getting a convict-|inlonlyt:lei‘en towns. t l b Second District. ' ”"""""“"'"‘ . Hull: Duo? 01' as I'm L Cloth m ‘0'»
Ion ~ . n 0 er years a v0 e 1115 eon . . 9 m | w“ m. Mk - l '
The county commissioners have is-Itaken in from titty-five to sixtynr-e‘gmgdlnpo. Helga. R. . . . . . . . . . ........................... :3: IN NEW RNAURAN'I“ ed’ohnm’l In: “Ritual, for M M“ mam”, ”
—— .towns. War-time prohibition and, n .my . .................V............ .......... , . - t W
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7 ‘ jstitutional amendment accounted “’"nobertu. Wolfe D M' -. ‘ f f a! m mg Hr mm debutant LOIS '
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., ;;’;;P.:f‘v.‘,.‘:‘m§“7;,: $.33; 333;: Charles Volt, D. ..... .. . . . . . . . . . ............. 713 ‘fi"§£d’".i$.'.2'éu'f°$ll‘i3i all: ggigfrwy by “m_ _
:da‘g'ulr' ld i’l'ilntield N Millard. l [Wedgifinfiflccwt “11 D- - - . - - - - - - ~ - - - .. - .. - ° ' " """"""" “8 vim be lmlr‘ilcd to attend the o’enln-z : Philip 0mm» Wm. 3, W“ m m“ Who 0“.
- i t '9 - . ‘ 1 PW ' I W to be tendered by Lim ,Wing.i * * _ an m mun among ‘1
, , Milford, Windsor. ~(rovemry. Kllllng~ Hymn W 0350111. B .. (__ .-. . _ . . . , _ . 275 ,Memr or the M, America, and and Frank}. Lockwood. Won, wu
‘ ' ‘ly and Stonington were the ' towns ' ' .9 ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ° ' ' '5“ ’ ' ' ' " ° ' ' ' ° ' ' > 09"..“ "in“ , f -' Elli}. aldl'dltU' m“ -‘ \
EflflmflAllflN "ffifi which changed to u“. “wet" last, Bo!- “PlotwldBMMD. our. row-011.1011. oDWM'Jloplooo"? “7 mm next rsafizrszyenfplegngYE. in m “than W tmm mg Mum’
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. 2 (Continued on rag» sm. John A. Hills. 3. ........... . . . . ..... ' .................... . . 209 xii-hztrgenmrem $1233” 0, mg the mucous were in «try {2952209 notorious. mm in Dunn
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m“?- “as been ‘ncwvm‘ed W N” ‘ ' g nrut-huge. ‘1 nts tor 9 splendid row: to yours, tho Bopubliconl come out on top.
Walk residents. The officers of the HARBBR MYSTm Whom“ R ...................................... 13 l the . . m h
be «summed MW oh m jubilation tut night m
. new conoémv-are: Carroll W. Proch- . ' Louis J. Penny D. ........... . . . . . . .......... 88 be ”"ed ‘0 t l M W" Ill“
‘ ' [ , . ...........o .nd the dining-mon'which has been. , , .. .
fikfiil‘l’fs‘gfggrzggegteai‘gjr' D3012. PUZZLES FISHERMEN . 1318ch CANDIDATES attractively deoor:tod and finally “up; . ' : P 0 Nine) ‘
M'hitehead, secretary. The firm willi . , - . , ' .~ * '1!“ District mpomm tmé‘02cifieifilcen‘ o e rs V ~ > (Continuum .! ' .
/ sell and manufacture spark plugs, elec-l' . . . l ' . ‘ common" . ‘° '. ‘ . 5
:rlcal and mechanical apparatus and’ ' Punk! Jones R 487 [Am Win31. restaurant will be con E m .
1:50 .. ...... ...... meme-n- 5...... timer Wollooo pm; 5' ......m “'1' - - - ' - ' - - - ........... 575 ...... wrist: 0... “'12....” AMENDIEN'IS AND BOND ISSU.
_ _ _ . . _ 3,9.8Vb" .mndered '83‘ ‘01,“, exact . a 9 99003:. all)“. . . . . ............. _ the Amerloh I he: 1‘98 l ' . _ .
.‘achirflery connecttled therewA::‘ ArtL week, of a fish the), have been “my Trimara- no very DOpulor in the ,_ r cities. . Thom an. city shorter and the vote on the
53,: dgflgrfiglf‘be‘g- afrgmlth at]: in: for the past week. It bites like a 3M1). Pound R. ..................................... 230 did his 'ohpon'lng heretflsl‘lot‘:ulong felt mmmum‘ hill.“ in than «...
ornjng ”ms“- "my 3“” '°°‘“ -“"° a “will-Tamas '1'. Hubboll. D ................. 7373 "m ‘n ‘ ° "mm“ °“' 12.3. m m 999-012: 99 m follow: ,
' . __ .erel and tastes like herring. 011' the ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ' """"" ' ' “f . W” um um .
' .[Norwalk Country Club. near the mlnia— ‘ _ Sound W , ' h u H M m w
Ii N IMPRflvmm also Pgngh island. fishermen in row- Danmls-toner , ‘ ' “Hm Y . g a u 25 - ‘ I"
i ,ts. n to fishing particularly . fllim‘mo .3,“ _,, . -. ...-4...... ..... 1205i . a,,___.,_...,...............
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p . . . hug éxcemmmmm that the m Thomu Robins, 3.211019. ........... . ............... 1205 Rfimm , some: 190mm m m m
ipnt up a lively battle when hooked. W ‘ _ ' - ‘ ’ , i. m M m
. . éSeveralpolesnavebeenbrokenbythe Schumann-013. .................. :1. .................... 505 .____ . Y. ................nn.n.--‘1 1. w a 1 m
.3511! in their desperate- slrusxles to mil. 1.2m, D. ............ .....-...‘....._. ............. 700 i puns. 05,0. 7 (Hunt—The nm- no ........... ...........~....38 8 10 0 1° 1’
intensive improvEments to the ‘ e. u 8 the-wily oust—:11; .... 3 -- ' W m ”m m mt the lids 0‘ Ger-
tercmieet liarsd 0‘ "he'swm NW 1 ' I l W J “11:25:! 95 3: 3;: $5313? 0.: m ’ “ I“.
- oa an upply Company. are ' ‘ . - ‘ , ' - . . ~ ” - ~
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.12 under-the coursEvol' count-nor. - »- ”IMME-........~..........-...... ................ ‘ 00 ~ “on?” Nil! - from “Venison-mu
mmc main om“, ot.thenm.f . ..xm - -- .» ,7 - 7: thattheuotodonctcontninthon-e ~nythownyotmwohen- ,' . . : .
, hate: 0: Wlshintton unsecwiii‘ HEM" Fm TflwWJbuon, BJDWem ------------- °” mu “1:313:21 “mm“ mm' with villi-I turnou- ill» the cm of mm. m a. m!‘
remove tereuaoonnsco l- --- 1' " ' ~- ' 1. - '- ' , ."mmmm
The old landing wharf ol “33:0 _ . . - . . .. ““3“" °“ ””11“" ”in" ' ' be m ‘0.- '. .
lnxtn‘ehnrbor willbetorndowa.‘ .‘ - ‘ “.mhflnfl-TZ . (Wear-39mm). " lumen-lord“ cochwu'dml r92 . .
_ . 2 new pier erected. with impmv- The hundreds of former son-lee non “CREW MGR a ‘ ‘ . , - » ‘ '7' ‘ k “A i - 1 ’
1 and unloading “with“. .m Now.“ "7:52.11qu m AND‘WCLE.' . _. Jonas M. Vila ‘ fl _ m mot-o [It now Mr. ney Dom.
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WRECK IN MEXICO . to obtain the m... or ...... 0.5.1:“ ...... ... mama rm. and» . cm. 5. 1 ”we
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