HED 1870.
I
Entered at the South Non ulk Post-
Office as Second- Class Mail Matter.
M -0 ..
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN" F3131?» JAN.
, -.._
9,1920
l
V
'Rain or snow and colder tonight.
1319 ll)
RRRSAR'R
M
RAlPStNl $10,813.05
CRElECl MN
MS RE WASEE
“
, 310313.05 was spent dur-
. 919 to collect ten thou-
Watte matter in the city
and [our teams are (Pm-
. the collection set‘ViCt-g
,. four days a week our-
[six regular municipal
_'-ds, and four carts are
rvice.
'lttPre 1M 11- :(')ll( cted 1-.
" Slll'S 3 P101) ions of 111b-
tons 01' gal bagc
)0 has been appropriated
during the pie (Pm yem.
that faces Street Com-
The
in f"‘\Pl\ Way possible because Nthey
cannot be rcplaced at. any ptice.‘
the reasons 1Po1 the impottanCe of
the collection commission are curious
and interesting.
Each year sees an incrcasr- in thc
amount of waste to be (‘tlllt'ClI'lL (lur:
to the influx of population. Tit-.- tit“-
patttnent is feeling that .ulvant-t
the quantity of matetial more at
lptesent time than 0\€'l‘ b(tor.(P
During the period of the hat ll]! 1.;
was a marked conservation in coat (I.
That is not genetal now with the w-l
suit that the amount of ashes to ho
,takenl up has inc1eascd (-norniottsL.
llll‘.
1
Mil HOMES
ElRD WAIER
SUPPlY [OW
Housewivzs, at Times, Are
Forced to Leave Their
Breakfast. Dishes to be
Washed Later
RAUSER Bl SEEEP
Should Be Placed:Refore
the Voters as 8 Watt:
Referendum’
Blllflllllllilllll?
10111111111
Democratic Conmtim Wi’ 1
fiRAllES 111111131135
gomc of the Vlisc Draw
101. 101111117 1111137 Print
11131111111111 Pttttttt WEEK
Lainents Fact That Unprecedented Extravagance Ac-
companies Prcsent Prososrity
‘IIAl""IPOl'tl)Jan. 9.~~G01 Holcomb tional Association of Real Estate
mam-Opiamanon last night, called on Boards the National Association Cl
.T Life L’HP'ndetut (01's the Retail (fretLt
the DCODK‘ 0‘ ( nnectirut ‘0 9"“"eiuen'. National Association, (hell (Ptaii-
\ationa‘. Thrift “mk beginning Jan '(rs‘ Commercial lnion the Associa-
17. The proclamation foll0\\.‘<: tion of Life Ag( "(‘3 Ufticcm the .\'.1
By His EXCE‘HEHCF. 1ional Credits Mcn‘s A social on and;
Marcus H. Holcomb, Governor. the (Icneral lfi't‘df’ltllloll of Vi om(
Clubs ate cooperating.P with tho Yoiinng
\fen's Christian Association in locus-
sing attention in an intensive manntt'
“330‘ mg tor one “(Pek upon this imponant sub-i
A Proclamation. {
lt is a lamentable fact that the pe~t
tied of high wages and laige piotits.
which the. country is now
seems to be accompanied by unpr-e ject
cedentcd extravagance and laxishnessP Now, (horet'mw, 1, Marcus ll. Hot.i
of expenditure. (7 nmindful of the Bib lcomb. Governor. apptovo 01' s.
giical example of providing during the'called National Thrift Week. bcgiti»:
seven leanintngJan.17.1920 and serioush (Pom
too many of our people Sefi'mtmcnd to the consideration of all out
seven fat years for the
%years
bent upon wastin" their present sub lpcople that (lilting said per .od thcv,
‘WAlKOUl 0E
RAND ll HM
EMPERYEES
1.11 'R. Minor is more vei- 'nfrlilh( 11 5:3“; there has 3:0“ 11 numhv. ‘ liflf’fi - Slippl.‘ in Boilers Be Held In sw;.sm; . Ttake 201mm of stock in liteir (Pr-4%
‘ ivx n%‘v‘v' ixfi'fii‘fits ifi C1 fit? ih'ii ' 11 - ' l
n};- . _ , - , r . .‘ ~ I Thrift lb fundamental in ill? d€\0l- (affairs to the (‘llll that “Pspnt nunnac
° 0' ”("01“‘3 more at 'L'lllllil. be catcd for. l’t'inctptillv anion-- and 0th‘33 L tCI‘lSllh on June 28th.. ' l . .. , p ,
the “51‘ ot “Hugo and the. 1‘ fi ) .. , - \ _-. . topmtnt (it individual and national'in tendenci cs bt atrestcd and a thorn
’ion '1) sghis an. old 1‘111‘ and th“ "NEH” . 1 .. ; , . . . . _ _ P'charncler. Along with it. goes tt‘mP rational attitude toward expenditures
‘- one itttpottant phase of Ga hint . .n'i,“ .111- “m‘lr' ”’ w 5”."1' “hm \K'.\Slll.’\(. f0.\ Jan -—.9——~Prcsydent peranrc, self—denial. torcsiaht. Inoral~ be maintaint'd t‘orthel‘uturc.
’ 'thts morning Mr Minoi Furthct, the .d'BI‘Pfll‘l‘mOnt' is . sum... ll.tt"“dl,14l‘[)‘ll'b'h'lll't' to bonus in thc \l" W ilson s decision that the £519“th ofjity and fidelity to the homc. Especial» (liven under my hand and still of
J ' Whal- CFU’DIW] ”1 savmg' 11m? in that. ”le oi NUW‘n-f “1"“: mel Stuatt :Nations' issue should be pliced be-‘iy should our wage earners remember H10 State. at tho Capitol. in Hartford.
wn lo the ical Serious ITO“ 0f ‘1‘“ old (lumpin "’|"““ iP’ ill “”11““ 1;“ HP 10“ “U‘ISQ‘V‘PYP‘fi find .1 tom the voters as a “solcmfl relcrcn-tlio pres-(Pm conditions cannot continue this eighth day of January. in the
tuatinn' The only teason [‘9 cenh‘” 0‘ the City 1):»? H‘tP bet-n cmvu impossibm totally on lht'il' “milk-P'. dam" and “ill: am .l. Bryat% cantor», indefinitely and the prom tbial rainy year of our Lord. one thousand, nine
.. ”M“ common ” m {0.911% UP In Unit Hipacilix‘PS. and tefuselh‘W-“e‘ml'l Plum" 0- “PPPka and “PP-'11 'n'on that thc licmm rzttic 1:8 Y cannm day is (~11in to come. llllntll’t‘tl and thmy. and ot' Illl‘ indo-
-s( mm D are 11“.)“ Aim (1 must :0“ b(. (P 1'“th to out ot them—11314118“ 1‘): . . ‘ 7‘ 3-30 bci'm'c the country on th question . it is gratifying to hm.“ that the in “him? m. the l'pitcd Stan-s, thc onc
e ,ti;~-'\ intcrmts to “if, gratin s. ‘. " .. “ ‘ (”"””"‘"‘”"“' §“'l‘l”‘" bfilm! shou (1 HCPC'W SUCH 90!. romisvs l‘nitcd Stairs Government. the Amcr- lllll‘ttlil'tl and torty-t'outth.
'("l‘ll’t'lll‘lI-V “1:; t .- “f? . \ otlur (“”15“ m1 addition? 1 labor. ”4"“ '«.1.(l “"li'.‘ that ”“5 ““‘lP “‘llsf‘kls may b0 Imfib‘lhll‘." are the twin icon Bankers“ Association. the l‘nitt-(l )lAItt'l‘S l-i. HOLCHMI‘).
" ‘ . _ P “ ‘P no “ml,“ I> lhl' 5'11”"1‘ ”UN 11;: recent years. in (‘P‘llst'd h) the sharpness of the hillsiguilirlh‘t's of UHP conclavo bf party . Stat-S's iman'ue ci' Build'ng and Loin in iii-z l"XC(‘ll("ll('\"‘< (‘omm'md'
Lit-(aust- thtP work is :md ctutlte ovm ‘ ‘ "'P ‘ ‘ . ' " - ' ‘ .
jze lilt'll arc to be retained
-- of the (vity, it lit-hooves
to ('o-Jpcratt- with them
'13 IEMAN'EB
nt to Volste PPad Bill
Only Beyond
iie Zone
ON Jan. 9 —-Amend
\ol’stt- -.t(l ptohibition e11-
Quint: the sale of liquor
(Po miles zom- on Amt-1'
. n t"ot(i<rn (ominotc-(P
ed in tha-
entativc l.dmr-n(ls (l.1.)
'.nl Mzit'int ((Ptmiittt (P
t that tl1(-Ii111(Pau ()l in—
.le llilll l'lllnl that all
g the Amer loan il.1g,t
Ed by tln- l'uitctl States
rd or private inn-roam
‘ul‘ (11') by the Volslt‘ad
Mr. l-Inimc'tds said hii:
“ere (-5.:(P111ial it' Ameti'
1" linvrs are to compete
”8 re-
recently
1y (Jill'T power.
ilat' statements
'. Barton Payne. chairman
in: Board, and
it enforcement of the pro-
Si't'iilly lessen the value
11' llnard vessels which
'b.tbl_y “ill order sold to
sis ()l this countrP.
.1211(n(lment«' .tllow 1119';
on all American vcs. sols
Etlirctninilu zone except.
Coastwise trade. He said:
estre to allow the (Pstab
oating
--m the large cities. and
it limited bars to those
-;n commerce.
. e Bureau of Internal
L not 2yct 2ruled whether
can dock at American
he Yolstead law with
bars, some prohibitionists
,that this also is prohibit-
'1 ends, therefore, proposes
‘clear .by another
9 Yolstcad law cannot. be
' to foreign vessels while
. waters with the exccp.
nor of course, cannot be
outside the three-mile
T.
l5
STE? FlGHT
REGAIN SEATS;
.Jan St—Rapid develop-
alarm or Socialist leaders
. today in the fight to re-
1. m the lite members of
pended from the Assam
'. \Vot'k was carried on
_pr:t'-ptz'-t the defense to
ie the Assembly Judici-
ee
’ A house to house can-
Put the c 1y was planned
support in obtaining re-
[”85 House, which con-
ork county headquarters.
st Party. it was reiterate?
-ght to same the seats of
.- Assemblym” .
the l)l.ll("ll.ll to b-P carted .may from
"rot. l\
which the {film lint's
storcs. In tinnP past the-5e “Pl-“‘l- ‘
_.. ; Early morning: grout-hes have been
(Conlinut-d on Page Ten). {horn (if tlttP fact that during some pe-
(vcn brush teeth. One man has over-
come that lack by going to a barber'
suffici— ;
(-111, ‘water to wash faces and hands, or ‘
;(Plti(Pt‘tains which found its climax
the annual Jackson Day (limit-r.
_ The President's 111(Pssag(-" to the
mart), written from the sick. room in
llll‘ White Houst- and read to the din-
(is made no mention of a third term
g'fm himself and MW!“ 0i
tan impcnd’infz retirement to private
in. Flt Sill-ZRll‘K 1..
Sr-(reta i')’.
PEEUEIAR BREAK.
Associations, the National lP‘udtPtalion
Na-
l’liRitY.
of Construction lndustrrc». tho
RlE STEEL STRERE
I’M“ \(PsttPt'-'
t,“ ships (if (it'ttat ilrituin, j
addcd'
saloons just threIP’
amend- ‘
tttttttttttPttrs ; “ ‘ . .
“i (P housew ivvs have filled huge,
jboilers and other kitchen utensils with; ’ i
Mrs. H. Ci”- Shctcr Elected
{ Chairman by the King’s
Daughters and Sons
The annual mowing of the Home
iChaptcr of the Kin-P‘.- Daughters and
tSons was held at the \‘otwalk Meth-
‘odist church. vestctday afternoon, at
.2:.'.’ 0 o'clock, 1\vlts. \V. R. Ilassell pre
siding: and opening with a brief devo-
tional stPt'inc Annual 1"(Ppoits were
giyen showing the cltaptct to be in
;.1 flourishing condition The election
of ofticcts resulted as follows:
Chairmaanrs. H. C. Shct'ct'.
f First \‘icc-t'l1.1ir1nan-—I\lts. A. B.
(‘lt-vvrly.
Second Vice—(‘haitmath-Mrs. Cha<u
R. (. has]: 1.11'
Cmrespondino St-(Pretarfv—~llrs. M.
ii Z\uttinP'.
Recordintz Sct't'PPtat'y— )lrs.’ Jay
,PBu( kley.
Treasmer—ers. E. (l. Shine.
(Continued on Page Seven).
MElliSR RUSREEE
. RRES ll} NEW lRRli
Meigs B. Russr-ll, one time reporter
on The Sentinel and City editor of thc
Bridgepott Telegram who 1ecently 11P-
Isigned as assistant secxctaiy of the
‘Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce. has
joined the forces of the American City
Bureau of New York. His special
work will be to go about the country
and organize Chambers of Commtrcc
in cities “here than are none and
also to take up the work of ieorganiz-
ing many chambcis now in existence.
which need the injection oi “pcp' and
.get-upand- -go.
Mr Russell had splendid 11.12 Ill-'1"
for this work under George Gov,e for-
mer sectetary of the Btidgcport
-Chamber of Commerce. besides his
special ttaining courses at summer
tschools.
led impewspaper work until 13
up some-(.11 ial w01k in Bridgeport.
a-————.—___,__
MIRMBS ARRESTED A3
ll. 8. ARMY RESERTER
t
took
Harry Combos, twenty-three years
at the Capitol- next old an army private. was arrested lastl
night at 4 Elizabeth street by Police-
man John Reynolds. Private Combes
'was taken into custody at the request
{of army officials, who are said to
Tcharge him with desertion. Combes
served four years as a Regular, and is
said to have reenli sted. He was
taken to Fort Slocum to stand court-
; rt'al proceedings toda
He had been actively engag~‘
shop for 'a shave for no purpose other
lthan ha can get his face washed .11 the ,
so. no time. Breakfast dishes have!
cluttcted sinks until late in the day,
because of wairPr scarcity.
lite, as many had pmdlcted it would.
(Continued on Page Seven).
wan-1' during the 11-1t(P atternoons and
:cvcnings. when factories art-
ing :zrcat quantities of watt-1'
tttttttsmtttttttttt:
Commissioner Hatch stated today i
i
that there was plentv of water in the
Policeman Who Rescued Her
reservoirs which Wore flowing over
and the rains (Pt thc'last to“ days “ill Third Man She Had BY 61"
the. Seen
increase the (apacity materially.
The. water commissioners of
S(Cond district are still hard at work _____.__ l
011 plans and estimates for the new NEW \‘01’.K.Jan 9——Rural tourists.1
filtct'. but it “as raid. this 111(11ning,;were no more astounded at the won-
that it would be some. time \91 beforc'dem of New y-mk today than Harriet
the (Potnniissiont is would be prepated Sores a fifteenyear-old girl, who has
Pm JDDP .11 before a smrial district lived in the heart of the city since
ltll‘t'llng and outline to the voters aug- birth The child had been kept a pits-l
,1:(P.«tions for th(P new structure and onpi- all her life by her parents in an
11 11.11 the cost 01 construction will be. upper 100111 of a, Brooklyn tenement,
' —_ 1.1 1nd “as tescued \csterday b) agents
:of the Society for the Pa. rention of:
it ruc lty to ( h1.dicn and the police.
, Ilcr 1- cm» has placed under ob-
I'sctvaticn in the El“mchopathic Clinic,
EEUSTUMS 0111111113
WANT WEE MMNE’ 3' ..Ai'.t:t:'t.::i§z
1.111': (t 11.4.- a limp tit-P mother had
. ‘x‘acud (guetP'rlyfi Ait Pr Hairiet was
8 -—litPnio1aliza— born. but mother would never permit
l nited States Custoyns her out of sight he said. He
not us-
and the
1\l)‘.\' YORK
lion «1’ the
'.'\'i('(- tl‘r.
who“ for lldlly of its (‘l!t"l0\95 is
(.1111: (Pd in .1 resolution adopted by the RelatiVes of the child s parents a
l'oard ol' directms of the Mer'chants f9“ days 3&0 carried to 1301109 athl-P
Ass )ciation, which was sent to inem- ities news that the little girl was he--
ihers of Congress todav ting kept. prisoner, and that all admit-
'Congrer smen ate urged to take ac- (ance to the one rooni in which the
lion immediately to increase the sal- family lived was refused. P059" W0':
:11' "cs of customs Otticials . The com- min w ere sent to investigate. Two at-
pensation new paid the-so officials is tempts ‘0 83m admission to the 0119-.
based on a page standard established room apartment failed. Then Thomas
thirty or 1110 re teats ago. it was de- A Burns of the Societv for Preven-
(l"11cd i[tion of Cruelty to Children, forced an
The r(~. olution mks legislation “ap.ientrance and found the frightened
l'PHDr '- ating a sum of at lt-ast ’one mil-2 youngster huddled in the corner. l
lon (loll-.11 ~31 to be immediately avail- The three “R’s " are complete mys-
.. Phlo fot the pmpnse of increasing the leries to the little gill. She had no
salaries and the filling of vacancies in knowledge of simple addition and 511!»
the customs service” Congress is also traction; was Punable to repeat the
asked to increase the maximum com- alphabet 311d t00k Chlldifill pride in
pcnsatlon and “make it COmpalable {ability to spell two words, dog and cat.
with the compensation paid for simi-t A
Jan.
'fl.
dVVfi"
tar service in ptivate business hous-‘ 'MEXIEAN VBLCANB
LITTLE "IHICULTYT owns near Teocelo. south of Jalapa.
in message received this momlngtro
ennmemtors in Norwalk are turning MEXICO CITY Jan. 9"”me ex-
and Orlzaba in the western/pun; of
ages, 01'- whether the property is tree. hfinfifie g f @112“le We “I the
es "’ It is declared that many of the
service are resigning to ace '
have been overwhelmed by the earth
Finding little objection to being ad ’ Tm“, through Vera Cruz. Thirty-
in a large number of names each day. citement and panic reigns was the
,ot mortgages. Ennmexatm are talk
“most skillful and efficient men” ein
“outsi de positions at greatly tncreast EMITTlNfi SMMEi
isturbances and a. great lake is (3017- P
m1tted into the houses and obtain ng four bodies h“! been recovered when
The only drawback reported seems
Plug the word of come
‘ the
ed salaries ”
CENSUSM TAKERS HAVE MEXICO CITY Jan. 9~Seven
ering their former ((11:93,th m
the required information, the census the message “‘3 filed at Teocelo.
to be in obtaining answers as to the
(first question, and ire
mine
4 Worker :;
the.
. 010mb; i
Pm” ,..TTTM
ERMES TR All Elli}
Crushed by Missuse of For»
er, Official Notific ,_ ...
Declares
PITTSBI'RGH, Pa., Jan. 9;”01‘131'1
izers. fi(‘ (l workers and international
union heads intuestcd in the n..t on
hide strike 01 steel workers “'Ph. ('11
went into effect September 22. Were in
teceipt of an offic'al order today 11cm
the national committee calling on the
strikc This action was ttm 11 by the
committee last night.
The order declared the comntittcc' s
decision was forced by “ruthless mi.-
use of powrr' by the Steel (orpora
tion the press the (',ou1'ts Pedeial
troops. state police and many public
ofllcials in that they denied steel
'their rights oi free speech
and ltcc ‘HssCmblaac and the right to
organize] Th0 (with 1' added that (11 P
union will Lunch an li‘li utdiate caut-
pa: 'gn to ornanize tlit m-P'tlt-Pis ‘.P.nd
will not (1:1 'P until int'11'P...:.l jllSllCa'
in the st P(l irdusuy l1.'. . lPPPtPn twin-":-
C.d"
' . wa.
Hwh “inadequate compens- heartbroken at having the child taker. fiTEAMER LE Lungs
MFERE
I Lin—.4
WRE'l MY
NEW’ YORK, Jan. 9.~Itamztgc to the
American Linc steamer St. Louis.
which burned at a Hoboken shipyam
last night was estimated at $1 000, 000
early today. The interior of the ship
was wreckbd and her plates badly
warpe'd.
When, at midnight the St. Louis
listed and settled against the steamer"
Kroonland, it was feared that craft.
was in peril. However,
ing by kept streams of water playing
on her and she. did not take fire, al-‘
.though the sides were scorched The
St. Louis’ seacocks Were opened sbor (-
le before she settled against the
Kroonland. ;
The St. Louis was being refitted
as a passenger steamer after service
as the transport Louisville during the
war. Launched at the Cramps Ship-
‘1
INSANE MIDDLETOWN
FUGITIVE CAPTURED
EARTH-9RD, Jan. 9.-—Isaec Cohen,
an lnstané man who served through
thewarvlthCo. Kathe IozndU.
S. manta-v.1“: captured by Police-
man Crowley. at the Union station,
yesterday, utter escaping Wednes.
day, the State Hospital for the
Insane nudism“. One of the
inhabitants of the cities of Cordoba guards took him back to Middleton 1
Cohen m 00:11th from our
ford Nice court. to the Middleton
institution December
boats stand- .
MAIE IN {EAR EEEE
l
llnn tltc
(P Emilia}:
titidwinter titles. {lo-'-
"r of the hamutl l.(\_\
'l. at li‘tt- ('ntm‘Pt' of “'1 .lll‘ Ptrcct
' "' \‘PtPatiibttat plart, (it'iwntouit. tll‘mtl
't'pes and in recct-(linp loll a
w'll hole throttch which 11 P.1tatitity
are escaped. \‘Cprktncn of the Con—
‘u '.'1 Lighting & l’owcr compny ro-
rt'szt‘. the break under great difi‘lcul
being ohliqed to wear rubbcr
hrPrP'ause of the \S'illPl"
basement.
Jung:- Joim H.
(‘f tl1-'P Home and
Norwalk. tonight,
rational laws that
know just how far
that soil can carry out
consent (Pf city administrations.
1.. .l. St'ltnfmllct'. pastor of htP
Not'walk Baptist church. will
speak.
Tllt‘
”Cary
(15
,!,..\.
E191:
Light at tho lllf‘i‘illli‘.
School
will interpret
the tensor
edu-
may
"Rev.
Soul 11
also
South Norwalk Club will have
Ladies" nialtt 11PM Tuesday (PUPuins'.
Januoty ‘1'}. Professor Francis llfli"
P'P)‘ ". ~1'n (Pf \\'(Pst('hestet‘. Pa. an in-
tPPr- ""'“ ::"'li:(1'_ who appeared at
" ,. 'P‘ll ban: 1; 1 two yours ago. will
P 5- PM idol 5 (~1'('ltrP:11':1 (1‘?
P. i“ p ovidrP ‘7lll<l(‘. anti
.-.. (Pilli T'P'P (7.,eran (1,1! the usual.
(“2:2'. iP'PtPPhH n. Titv- P-111:Ptt'.int.ntil
.-. ('(tllsisls ~21" if. ‘.\'. i'ilt' 1. >1
S. Janis and (it-(PrcP l "P‘un‘PWPP"
I STW Pat members (:t' I‘ll; l.cv_\"s tam-
ily \\'(-"~ motto ill it':P'..1 «Pitch? P's-s» poi-«:-
on'ng. but no one was overcome seri-
('11:. 01101 of gas was prominent in
thc niaihborhood before tho placc of
tl1('- brcak was discovered
.. l‘P‘AIRFIELD “\VILD MA
STILL AT LIBERTY
t
‘ FLIRFIELD Jim. . ‘lflhespitc
utmost vigilante oi the constables of
PI'airfield and deputy . hcriffs the alien-
ed “wild man” who has been territy-
ing the women near the Post road has
not yet been captured Officials w-(Pt P
on the watch last night, assisted by
many volunteers, but up to a late hou
he had not been seen or apprehended
gRuth Deal Is Closed,
Declares Miller Huggins
l Los ANGELES, Cat. Jan 9. .t
"'Baha" Rt th eat tight yesterday and
continued to play golf.
ito say.
Ruth did say, however,
:gtven what he wanted as to salarv
{which is taken to mean that New
York agreed to pay him $20,000. His
friends understood he also was given
a. bonus. .
Miller Huggins, Yank manager,
who left last night for San Francisco,
said the Ruth deal has been closed.
France Plans for “Next”
j-‘i the l.
.
laPamtc oi“ ,
an organiza'. 11 ot' '
plans without
1hrg
He had little
he was
'War', Says Madrid Paper
12 He was ' MADRID, Jun. aunt. convene:-
tar - . the
A Majority of Workers in
Two Departments Object
t toaGirl Employee
WllERE REEllElER
SAlS SRRP REEICIAE
Held Meeting in Labor Hall
——-Union Heads Knew
2 Nothing About It
lit ('Ilul‘l’ thth "obit t'lt-(l to :1 girl (Pm—
pluyv." :P lamp natal-(Pr oi tho workers
'in thc finishing and trimming depart.-
mrnts (1| llll‘ (‘miut A" Knapp hat shop
quit work about 10 o‘clock. this morn-
ing, and. \i'ttllttnt: out. hold a short
(unit-1'. an' 1n the (‘unttal Labor Un—
ion I-la'L \\‘a.P—'hinnton sll'IPI'l,
. .los: ph l- (l Brit-11. superintendent of
'tlnP tacit”). in a statcmtnt made to
The ‘m-ntincl. raid:
"All that I (an tell you is that there
ts :40'111P unsundcrstanding about a girl
In tho trimming room. i can say noth-
it'i: llllll‘ll'i'. luPcaustP l have not inves-
lthtHd it thoroughly _\ll. All of the
'tritPPnit-rs and finishers did not walk
out. and some of Hunt are now at.
work. ll s not a qthPr<linn of wages.
“‘3‘ just a misundqmandtng and will
lM‘ r-Pttiti-(l .-‘.t rain."
.\'-1 antln-ritatiw (xplttnation from
1'11: 'vnsiblc lllt‘mht't‘s ot‘ the quitting
lmtiy (it “Ullxl'l'I‘ “it; anvil out.
l‘nion ol'ttciah. ititt't'vt-Pwed
motu'ttr. had no l(11('P\\erdp:(P or
walk out
this
the
MUST WERE REEllNll
RN SURRENRER RE
EIRUUR llEENSES
Norwalk saloon—km-pt't's and other
(lealcrs \\ ho sold intoxictmts and who
have pclilionvtl the city Pit" Norwalk
fora refund (in lllt‘tt' lll'l‘llsl'H are in-
11-11 5:1th 111 tlw fact that the county
(:(intnti-“s‘t-ttet's (vl PittP (3:111 ('(Punttct-z in.
Conn. ('tP' at lion 1- .-. i\‘(l an (.pinion.
based on ('(Pt'tain (titr'MitPns on war-
time :ProltzhitPon. and midi-1' (11:111th-
104 of the l‘uhlir Adv (if the lit-gis-
lature.
This ('ii.1pt('1' provide-l in.“ 11 refund
to licutsctw: tor ill" tintxpirt-(l term
1., 1h lltPcnw-P :Pltti' .lili} 1,1919,
ll<'n ' .‘l‘llllltP prohibition bPPcath or.
tt-(ztnP (m .lulj; 1 1913:. «(11m lir'r'naos
iF-Eiilll in the first Monday of Novem-
l.-: t. 15’ \P'«Pi'(P it; l"-.('(P Ullll did not.
(Continua (l on Page Six).
TMEXIIJAN REBELS
CLAIM WARNINRS
WERE! llSRERARREll
MEXICO CITY wv'l‘hursday. Jan. 8,-4
F. J. Itoney and Earl Boles, Ameri—
cans, who met death in the Tampico
region. wcre killed by rebels after
having disregarded warnings from lo-
;cal authorities, who advised them not.
to venture fiito lawless regions alone,
according to telegrams from state. of-
ficials at Tampico given out tonight;
by the interior Department. They
Were, shot by outlaws on the seashore
between camps belonging to the Inter.
(Continued on Page Eight)
BOLSHEVIKI TAKE
novoanRKAss K
LONDON. Jan. 9.——The city of No;-
vochcrkassk has been captured by
the Bolsheviki, it is asserted in I.
twirclcss‘ message from Moscow today.
A The city was taken on Jan 7 after a
bitter battle with General Denikine'l
troops.
Novocherkussk in twenty miles
northeast of Rostov, the principal see.-
port of the Don Cossack melon, (not.
cow times on Thursday declared
march
llama! ikl were mm. "
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