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1' 11 13' Scattering a‘aSkirmishes
Reported During the Past
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PARIS. Dec. 13 (Havas).—-As a re-
sult of the conferences being held at.
‘ .London by Premiers Lloyd George and
TWO Days "1 ASia Minor Clemenceau, the American Govern-
- _. ._.. il~|n1 ment will be notified that in order to
facilitate a compromise between ad-
verse parties in the American Senate:
the allies are willing to accept, to 1131|
an extent as possible, some of}
tghe Ereservations to the Versailles'
treaty made by the Foreign Relations
jcommittee, according to the Matin.
It is said the allies will “do every-
;thing in order that America may par-
.ticipate in future conferences. ”
Important problems, the newspaper
:113'11 ,‘shall henceforth be settled by a
,council of premiers of France, England I
and Italy. This council will meet]
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UCMES TU UREEUS
1'11. ‘ 3 of Turks Ousted From
. Heights of Aidine
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1. Dec. 12.—--Greek soldiers
' ' :1' h irregular troops have en-g
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“Messina” Is Sinking in
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ance and Boat Is in Dan-
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sometimes in London, and will exam-
ine principally Russian and Turkish
pioblems. ~-
In the presence of John W. Davis.
United States Ambassador to Great
Britain, it is said Premiers Clemen~
ceau and Lloyd George assured Vitto-
rio Scialoia, Italian Foreign Minister,
that there was a necessity for an early
settlement of the Fiume problem, and
indicated England would intercede
with the United States for Italy. Sig-
nor Scialoia will leave for Rome today,
to lay the matter before his Govern-
ment.
The spirit which prevails at the Lon-
don conference, the Matin says, is good
(Continued on Page Five).
11'. scattering skinnishes duringi
.11 ATTENTSSATS WIPES,
NAME WAS ERURUEU
issued at arm3 headquart-
Accuses Secretary of Obtain-l
ing Many Thousands T
.luuxs A Gllcspie, 41, of Noroton,.
_(‘01111.,_pr11ate secretary to George
iArcnts, .lr., president of the Columbia
Dredging Company, was arrested, yes-
terday, on the complaint of 'Mr. Ar-A
enls, who charges Gilt'sple with {01g
ing \lrS.Ar1-nts name to a check for:
$15, 000 on the Farmcls’ Loan and;
Twin. Company
2111.A1onts said that Gilespie admin;
tod forging this check and a. number'
. 1
11. forces numbering 150 me
1 time}: positions about nine
invest of Sonia yesterday
' I other irregulars made an al.-
,1. Greek positions on the road 111
I) Sonia. After a three-hour,
the Turks withdrew, leaving in‘
~ hands of; the Greeks a lal'glki;
1:1: of war material. - One Greek
‘ -1' was .killed. and three council-11.;
- the bodies 01‘ four Turks 33'1~1'c
1111 on the field.
' Creek det1ch1nent has ou- 11311 a
.' 1: Slhutks which had occupied th.1
1131”] of Aidine and which had
'1ple of days maintained artil-
1 upon the City. “11011 the
1 fmnccd, the Turks Erclired in
The Greek losses were 11111-
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1:11, ichargc. ,lis practice, Mr. Arcnts said,
mmmmm Twas to orge Mrs. Arents’ name to
Ichecks, deposit them to Mr. Arents'
'wcount 11nd thcn draw agaihst them.
A (1ilcspie was f01"'mc1l3 pri1ate score.
1313' M 1'. Arents' father, who died
Februarily ,,1918 leaving a fortune of
,':1boul $10. 000. 000. Mr. Arents, Jr., is
1a well known sportsman. He was sc~l
li'iously injured driving his own cal inI
the \andelbilt Cup race of 1904.
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-.' partinent has issued a list,‘ J““'3 or Norwalk ale planning to;
1 4,1 11cc It is now 1105\i- hold a giant bazaar on Christmas Eve ,5
till 1110 matter of enfomm .im' the benefit of Jewish war suffereis‘
. D“. of lights The fl,“ :'.'.1bio1d The affair 33111 probably be
1,3 living the conditions in luld in Ilo3t's Theatre Hall."121|'1011j1'21
1 m, to as rood a stand1111.l 1110 place has not been dcf‘rizeiy til-chl-
‘ »- '11'1l to direct the action of 8d “1’0“ 3ct.
- .1 .4 to mp elimination of: A strong appeal will in.
.‘zi‘iu'll
ll LTUNT LAW
TU BE ENEURCEU
V ehicle Department
\iate Now Ready to Go
'zlhe Limit”
‘ililI. Doc. 13.—--Motor Vehi-A
1291' R. It. Slo‘eciicl sent,
the police. a. circmar relat- I
~11 toxcmnent of the lighting
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.1 th'v.ice In cities there contributions for the relief of their
. can“ “hole sidelinhts suffering kinmen in Europe. A large
'1dli,.;l1ts will be suffi cl number of substantial gifts have 3‘-
111.1(11111l purposes and of ready been donated, and the commit
. 1 M5,, 0, police will limit. tee in charge will make a. thorough:
.,, 11,,“ to his squad in aHymanvass of the city in their work of'
1 Ems .4 1"elative to these mat- ,raising funds. ”He”
The. committee expresses its gr-ati
Itude to the following contriblfiors:
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sehma')litigiheflfécfnagli5 Samuel Roodner, Berman‘ & Stein-
& Bitterman, Harry
,1. 3 . .beig. Tandctnick
., ma“,“fixggftggz‘mbfifynfifikuit-z Mrs Isiaei, William Effr,on
"I‘mtc'tcd c2136.. Robeit Joselovsky. A. Cohen, I. Tar-
-__-.- '.lov G. T111',lov S. Tavlin, Segal & Sax,
[1. 'Feinsod.~ Mendel Jacan, Michael .10-
scm & Son, Meyer Josnm. F. Libner,
lS. Abramson, G. lil'ditski. M. Dudow-
isky Mrs Radek
'Levy, J Rosenfleld, Mis.
Miss Trina 'l‘avliu, 33.,
Rosenfield,
7311's.S.11lut3'ki, Mrs Millm M'l‘s. Lan-'
'daw 311-11 Rosenberg.
,Philip Slmnansky S.
Z‘lr-vm Yedlin,
13i1kman and.
l=Reuben Alexander. '
CLUB WILL UULU
WELCUME SMUUER
wins “ilh onlx one front tween 11033 and Decem‘ 11' 1‘4 1
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TATAR CREENE
Enthusiasm and harmony'
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the United Hatters oi0\':)12391213351;lq ”f
'Ral' )ting took plarc- in Rel Men 1121i
1113‘ the. Central Labor Unionn rooms,
V, 111111171011 str.eet
”National Plesident Michael F
‘ .'-:1c W1: the popular candidate for
1" let-lion to that office over Christo-
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TSTAMEURU WUMAN,
= ford, on the day of the assault, when
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ndé'norv, Dec.
sage received here today
British steamer Messina wa ssinking'
quire. boats. The message
would be. impossible to save her
NEW YORK, Dec. l3.—The British
steamer Messina today sent on: an
S O S call, which was picked up here.
i'l'he steamship Mapleleaf answered
Taming she “as making three knots an;
ihour and would “much her in twenty
Annie Maxfield Pre-lhours. The. Mcssina gave her post-1
tion as latitude 47... ”2 north and longi-
tude 42. 30 “’est
gughis position is approxxmqtely 430
>191 off the Newfour‘fiiau-d coast.
1111'. Maxfield of Stamford. wmlt out The Messina a 4 271 tons steamer
trial in the Superior court yesterday,:left St. Johns N. B., on Decem
before Judge ..I H. Reed and 11111133011 for Antwerp She is owned by the
a charge of assaulting Mrs Jennie (‘1qu Line, Limited.
'llolhwell, of Stamford. May 6, last,’
\3ith an acid.le case 33' as continuedl
f1om Di‘C‘liOllS terms of court owing
to 1111 :ucidont in which )lrs. Maxflel'fll
was injured.
Mrs. ITOULWQTT said she was nliv'aélking
n11'11 the Colonial Theatre,
ACCUSEU UT ACLU .,
TURUWINU, UENLES IT
Mrs.
sents Alibi—Identified by
Prosecution Witness
(Continued on Page Eieven).
AMUSEMENT PARK
EUR TATREIELUBEACU
but
Mrs. \i113'field sprang from the cr'ov1d,
and llll(‘\\ some liquid in her face.
Corroborated Story.
Other witnesses corioborated the
slow told by Mrs. Maxfleld. and one!
Jacob Sherer, identified Mrs. Maxfield a place to swam in season. is to
11s thl woman he had seen thr.ow transformcd next season into an
something at Mrs Rothwell Eamusement park. Joseph 1. Flint has
Mis Maxfield in her own defcnse, given an option on the proverb? he
denied the acid throwing. and said she owns a: foot of Penficld road to A. E
attended the theatre that afternoonJ Randall picsaslng 11 31000000 d931-
leaving about 5 o'clock with a friend. TA company“ will be incotl’m‘fited- STOCk'
had a lunc 1, made some purchases in holders to be largely concessionail'cs
:1 store, and was in Law rences drugiwho ve furnished refreshment and
store from 5: 40 to 6: 211. “’hilc theretentcrta mcnt in the past to DIOGUCG
she saw Mis. Rolhwell pass. look in,’ the development-
and rcpass the store three vimes. She, "'::Z1. 11'; 3'. 53' hinq PaVfliOH- 1
said she. had not b.1211 war the Colon-i Thr [111' No.13 1:1 the deal is 500 feet
i111 Theatre that 17:1 .on 1'.» s2 (31? 1".1‘ m 11' .1tk on both Sides
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Fairfleld Beach, hitherto largely
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Mil“. Mary 1'\1.'.'-.".v: ‘{.Il;».".". :"1id Tc“ ' ‘ ----- 1' ' '4 hr1 both sides of
‘TIF' was Will) ‘1 ': “(F-1 M, in :31 Al. ' Ponficll. road, 300 frri back from the
""'-."I':1 Thea r- ' 1' vi ‘ 2.11 3,. 11‘ 3 ‘s'noac, It [11'-1R '3 in 1' bathing ,mv-l-
o ('1'- k 2"Id1'1 11 1111'1' 31 l:--:- :1-1.i ;- it r“ 111-11 — A1111 fame. with its
114111-111 1 11"112111u‘1 .' Ti»: 1.. «1151313 000 houses affd the latest bu' ‘1.} in: ' in
h. d 11- 1'. (lnu'd its case 13 ben onurt ad-- the section the restaurant of Holmes
j‘l‘u'lll'. 11 until Tuesday morning. -& Smith
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thing on the plan of Savin Rock in
COPENHAGEN Dec.13.—~-'I‘hei(3tyl
.15,
‘miniature. T111113. will be a cared":
"FF—01TH" choir: and the usual
Emusements of summer seaside re-
" 11' conducted the soda and ice cteam
,concession at the Flint pavilion.
of Poltm'a, abm.‘ 1 15 1111.125 southeasti
0f 1"111'11103' his been captured efmmT
Cement ill n1k1n>s trsoop byt
)lnxi. :1 lilvinah’. the llolshmik cm-A A B! {i SUCCESS?
bassy here. (The captuve of Khar-i
was reported in a Soviet com< .
munique received on Fri! \3'.)
raids by General Dcueikine’ s Cos: Astrel show was giyen by the young in-
sacks in the read of the Bolsheviki “needy! Eureka Rebekah Lodge, Vin
forces in the region .11 Kamvshin. be- {their rooms on South Main street, last
tween December 1 and December 9, in gnight. Ruth" Raymond was interlocu-
reported in a. communique recei'v'ed Ireland 31nd Elizabeth Wilson. Songs
from the Denikine headquarters to- were rendered by a circle composed of
day A number of ca on and ma- Rennie Reardon. Florence Reardon.
chine guns were captur by the raid-5 _Alice Acton. Lucy Bodeiey, Jennie
(Continued on Page Four); iMaricn Mottram and Margamtiipras-
a 11
The opening chorus was “Hail, Hail;
the Gang’ s All Here." Solos Were ren-
Give Dance For Stabeil
———'—'— Call Me Baby, New She's a Mother to
The Roton Point Life Saving Corp Me); Miss Mottram (What 9. P111 Was
gave one of the most successful public Mary), and Miss Elizabeth Wilson
Town Assembly (Give Men lily Hamm).
".0le 1 f the i3'pe.
STN‘VTTA'T. ar paling to news recetivedB b3
LONDON, Dec. 13. ~Brilliant cav- A ver3 successful and enjoyable min-1
which " .300 prisoners were taken, are. tor, and the end “men" were: Millie
‘May, Mildred Lovejoy, Gladys Beach,
Roton Life Savers
'dered by Miss ireiand (She Used to
Hill this season, last. evening, for 351193 An. able quartet that was heartily re-
scorn noawnx, 001111.,“ may 13312.13, 1919 ,
NURWALIT TIRE ANU RUBBER WURTTER
HELU UP AND SUUT RT MASUEU MEN
Nick Coocuito Stopped on Chapel Street and Gets Bullet
in Chest, When He Shows Fight
said the ,
Mr. Randall former--
Ann-L
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Joseph McLaughlin, of 35 Cha el
street, called the uptown police sta n
at 11:30, last evening, and said that he
had just heard a pistol shot on'tbe
street near his home. Officers Ciune.
Murphy and Sweeney made a prompt
borhood carefully, but could gain no
further information or find any traces
of anyone who had been shot.
At about 3 o'clock this morning Dr.
George G. 'l-‘awcett, of 8 Washington
street, stopped at police headquarters
and said he was taking a man, giving
the name of Nicholas Coccuito, from
47 Lexington avenue, to the Norwalk
Hospital, suffering from a bullet. wound
in the chest, who said that he had
been shot by tWo men, on Chapel
street ,as he was returning from his
Norwalk Tire and Rubber company's
plant, on his way to his boarding
place, at 66 Harbur avenue.
An immediate investigation by the
13 —-A radio mes- . police department was started and is stopping
' now under w,ay
Dr. Fawcett stated to an Evening
éthe apartment house, at Lexington ave-
‘nue, which is occupied by a number of,
families, about 1: 30 oclock, this moxn-
ting, and found Coccuito suffering from
is bullet wound in his chest, evidently
investigation and searched the neigh-
work on the 3 to 11 p. m. shift, at the'
- sun, Followed by; Clearing; colder.
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made by a 32 calibre pistol, the miss-
ile having lodged in the breast bone,
and thereby saving the man 3 life, for,
if it had continued its course, itv' ould
surely have gone through the heart.
According to the man’ s story, as told
to the physician, he was walking
through Chapel street, on his wayl
home, when two men, with lower parts'
and demanded his money. Coccuito not
only refused to come across, but show-
ed fight. and struck one of the men,
who instantly shot- him. He turned to
run and heard one or two more shots,
but they all went wide. He then board-
T
Iof his brother-in-law, Michele Ferraro,
on Lexington avenue, where his sister,
realizing that he was badly hurt. tele—
phoned to Dr. Fawcett. The injured'
tent or suffering mufii pain, but, rea-
Klizing that it was a hospital case, the
physician assisted the man to his car
,and took him to the hospital, after
at police headquarters and
Importing the case.
' Dr, Fawcctt said that
he would
in the North Atlantic and would re- lSentinel reporter shortly before noon make an attempt to locate the bullet
said it today that he had received a call to today, bu that if no complications set
in. that his patient had every chance
of recovery.
(‘occuito could give no description
of his assailants further than the fact
that they wore masks. "
UUVERNMENT
'CARELESS TN
SETTLEMENTS
WASHINGTON, Dec.
lscntative Graham. Republican.
neois, chairman of the select («1111:1111
investigating expenditures 11}
war xd'.epartuicnl ii a speech toda} 1:1
1the House, reiterated chargrs h1-
lmade recently that interests of lln
government in many war claim 511
tlements ha3e not been sufficient?
Tguardcd adding that ‘in many cases
the government has been deprived of
{large sums of money to which it right-
fully is entitled.
Large sums have been allowed con
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urged P' llT"-"’1T :".bmission‘bf all
calms set: hd or pending with the
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Reserving the right to change hi;
lmind at an}. 1uture date he may see fit,
e, Sentinel was authorized to say
that Mayor Jeremiah Donovan, at 1
1o’clock today, hadn’t changed it re-
garding his standmn not calling a.
meet ngz of the Board of Estimate and
Taxation in connection with the teach-
ers’ request for salary increases. The
mayor and repicscntative teachers
Twree closeted. this morning, in a leng-
1thy discussion concerning the matter.
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. 1., Dec. 13.—
The police of Ventnm' are today con-
Q7. tlnuing their search for a clue to the
whereabouts of the five-yearioldr son of
James M. Blake.
The in was taken‘ from his mother,
she say, by two negroes in soldier
unite/rm who attacked her on the
boardwalk, robbed her and carried the
boy away.
The police are also inquiring into
13.—-~Il.' 3.11--
tractors through unfair salvage 3alucs ,
for raw materials and 1:03 ermnent oil,
gflcials charged with the responsibil-.
ity of adjusting claims haxe not ex-:
ercised sufficient vigilance in protect-‘
ling government interests, Mr. Graham
tc
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Twenty Collectors From Of-
fice of J. J. Walsh Take
Samples
1
.‘iERIDEN, Dec. l3.,—-Twenty dcpu-
.y collectors from the offim- of inter-
:1"l Revenue Collector James J. Walsh
31-.1rched a campaign against the pos-
1'1‘1lI~ sale of intoxicating liquors in
thi< city last night.
1. s. or practically ev cry one
f1'1nd cm was visited during thc cv'lt-
on.
him. and in nine or ten places samples
. l
of beverages were taken.
The deputies opened their campaign?
of their faces masked, held him up?
ed a trolley car and went to the home f
man was not bleeding to any great ox .
About thirty- five,
RESTRICTIONS
ON EUEL ARE
BEINC RELAXEU
Optimistic Reports Concem- ,
ing the Output in Nearly
All Fields Makes Much
Better Feeling
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Ohio Miners Vote to Still Re-
main Out on Strike
CHICAGO, Dec. 13.~Pal'tlal rclaxae
tion of" the rigid restrictions on fuel,
optimistic reports regarding rcsump-
tion of production in virtually all
fields, and substantial restoration of
passenger train sonicc in man” set)
lions to’day brought to the public the
greatest mcasurc of relief since the
coal situation became acute. At some
mines. workers still expressed d1ssat-
isfaction with the terms of President
Vk'ilson's proposal. which led to end-
ing the strikc officially. and Central
Pennsylvania operators also were dis-
plcecd. but officials rcnarded indica-
lions as pointing tovv'aid a 113mm to
near'l3 nonnal production early next.
week 1}
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(Continued on Page Foul).
CUNN. UTVTNTTT
SCHUUL RAUICALE'
CENTER, CHARGE
Students Taught Doctrine
' of Red Russia, While Em-
blem of Anarchy Is Laud«
ed. Says Dean Ladd's Ac-r
cusers
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iahout 6 o clock by visiting places ,’
'abom the center of the city. They‘
visited the esmblfihmlm of I). J.
Mata“ so and searched the placc, ob-
serving drinks being sold. They asked
what. the beverage was and were ad
vised that it was “near beer." No
1
(Continued on Page Eleven).
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shown Olst ‘1‘1’Xi0i‘f‘ in {1’} il(1\'('l"
in today‘s Sentinel the
boaul of commiss: oncrs of the South
\‘omalk plant announce an adjust:
ment of power and lighting rates.
fidesldrntial consumers are affected
slightly
or and hghiing {cling
the increase
““311? C
e rcadiustment was me do as
light as prevent serious conditions
warrant. Further increase will de-
pend upon the coal situation andl
prices for material needed by the;
plant.
’
,A conference. lasting until mid-
night; was held between the commis-
sioners and fuel ol‘l' authorities. No
assurance was received as to better
,pricc-s but there are hopes that the
supply will be maintained.
The new rates are still under the
1
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1
ago and are the lowest. so far as
known, in this part. of the country.
URANT TWU LUCAL
The superior Court yesterday issued
decrees of divorce to two Norwalk wo-
men. Mrs. Helena Hendricks was
lgranted a divorce from Richard G.
Hendricks, on the grounds of infidel-i
the larger consumers of' po’w- ,
plant’s original rates of Some years;
WUMEN UTTURCEST
111‘]. 1303.73,). 13,84,th Gleen g't Members of the South Ngrwall:
, . mm, here as compared 1081 poll- Club and their friends will enjoy a '
, 131' Dcnegan P“ elcomo Home” smoker, to be held .
nm 11 (2:1! organization voted as t‘ol-n 71““ \chnesday, "1 the CAT-lb rooms m
w. 1.: Thonor of the club members who were!
,1 ,_ Trimmers [’nion, No. on. in the naval and military service
01
n _: Donegan,18
.,
. Donegan, 1.
I 'nisher‘s Union, Local
43: Donegan, 65.
H 1 (1‘s in the various hat centers
"" country voted yesterday. the
e returns to be mad known
N0:.16
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Egbert. time; '
”331925 times, Local No 15: Green, TB
Tin g the war.
Boxing bouts will be sta
ged, Fred
1 132111111, pocket billiard wizard, will en-
tertain, and Rev. Thomas E. Swan, sol-
dier—rector of Trinity Episcopal church;
will speak? Music 33'
benefit; of the fund being
send Arthur .W. S
where he will make attempt to
swim the English Channel Wood
bull’s orchestra: of eight. pieces. ne’
local field. in
raised to
by Spiedel's orchestra
'k’l'he ems
ill be furnished ,
‘oversemifT
delved was composed of the Misses
,notram, Wilson. Imejoy and Ireland,
who scored a decider} bit by “l
EBav’e' tainW He
Mmsmm
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the marital difficulties of ‘the Blakes. 1m, Alimony or $6 a week for a year
They are said to have been separated and the custody of. the minor children
for months Hr. Blake had the cus- was also given. Attorney John 1. Cu-
My: of the two menial-en, the other be- also. represented Hrs. Hendricks and
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first)
I MIDDLETOVVN. Doc. lit-Trustees]
of the Berkeley liltinttv schoo an
lupiscopal institution and one o the
oldest of its kind in the couifi’t'y. will
conduct a 1'. gid: ind 1:1 11111111111: investi-
gation of charges that the school is I
H him of" radicalism and that Socialis-
tic aid! Bolshevik toachinzs are know-
finely permitted by the faculty 11ml
szinciioncd. to #01110 «111111. by Dean
'.\\'. 1". Ladd and his wife.
T Thc charges were brought to light
133' published 1‘11'olcsts of local people
viz" attended a lccturc‘givcn at the
sclitol on December 2. last, by “'il-
l‘IId iiumphrics, in which it is claim-
cd 1911- Soviet Govm‘nmvnt of Russia.
continilcd on. fourth pap-.13.
RED CROSS COMMTTTEE
DISCUSS CIVILIAN AID
A very interesting and instructive
meeting of the executive committee of
the Nor 'alk Chapter of the Amt-12cm:
Red Co oss was held at the offices of
the South Norwalk Trust Company,
last night.
Clarence King, of Silvcrminc ave-
’nue, who is chairman of the civilian
relief committee of the Red Cross, in
New York city, was the gust-t of tho
Honing a.nd f'oiiouing an informal ad-
dess, guilming the scope of the work,
ansvw red many questions which were
put to him by the score 01' mote work-
ers present.
It scoml d to be the consensus 0!
'opinion that work along thcse line!
would be of great benefit. in this city.
and plans will soon be worked out. it
git is deemed best, after further inquiry,
iin the matter.
éNight Traveling Trucks
Get Lost in Darien Fog
Drivers of the large number at
ltrucks that pass through this. city,
every night complained bitterly of the
heavy fog that made traveling vcrx
dangerous until after midnight. “and
said that they had much rather takc
chances with the ice okthe morning
before than to grape-through the gray
mass of vapor. ”f .1
One driver, in attempting to asset!-
ate Dead Man' 11 Curve: shortly after 3
o'clock. last night ,lost his hearing!
completely. unicorn jamtlfar with the
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