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dttlons Caused New Haven
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Chamber of Commerce
Blaze I
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20,—ANo crim-
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' a 93 a“ B “M :“.'.'.‘..t: $31.32;? 11:39.1: 3': M Zerien, of the An Soviet
_ ltd ShOUld Be roug officer, in thc (‘hambctt of Commct't't' Execut1veComm1ttee,Per-V
buildingr fire last ’l‘hnrsduy. “:15 found
by (‘ot'oncr l'Ili Mix. in a l'("D(lll 111 1dr-
Vtoda3. He sharpl3 (~"1iti(i.5cd (undi-
ti: 111.5 in the buildi n2, stub 21.5 lz'ttl. 0'1
sufficient fire escapes l'tck ot a 5111.111;
:lcr systcm. the partitioning 1111’ of
i halls on various floors to give more of-
t‘ice space and at the some time oh.
strut-ting free access to the fil'o.t~.5t.~;1p-
es, and failure of persons to obscrt'o
the rules to refrain from smoking; in
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Steamers officials after confcrcncc with cettain
architects permitted the partitioning
Arrangements Made to Ship
)9 Converted to Burngof, .11 1“,“, ‘
'l on i There had been smoking in the suppli‘s t0 BritiSh Prison-V
lbasement. There had been a filllLllx‘ ers t
. . _' . Sto 11r'ope11y giu- notice to the tenants ——5———--——~
"311103 Jan. 30-”‘Am'mmmol location of fitecscapes by means '1‘1.‘R]]()i\'[
".11” (11113; b." 5.1.113, and mom 0i signs, red lights and other siznélH 195-41R'llllC'll5‘. who were dc101't1d from
u the built“ btates and Much waste material accumulated thi- Flatt“; 1%th,“ “Ion, 1“,“: “h"
be brought C10” each day in the cellar of two stores. min“, be termed. an officifil recc "16.1
-' to shake hands but this was baled daily. Near the jrff outside of this; ‘1-11.V.(‘. 1014-1 1‘
(111111111111 Payne today outlin- 1’0“?" 1'00“] ““‘1'9 two fifty gallon the croivd that AC relate: AEdWNntlcn'
1v '1" lll- nmerican Financial 3911' tanks. each half full of machine oil for Bcl‘kman pmV‘Vn 501,1"; n ‘qml ‘ ,1, 1.
I'w plans ot the bltllmmg the elevators and machinery, and in uconlr-VGQLH‘“.1;31 70110“; “kph“ .91;
1 ~ inking the interest-‘1 01 ”I“ the store cellars cans of inflammable 11113 it‘nx‘hviet‘sh g‘V'CCJUI-Vp'(‘()n1;:]i;|]"(l
1 t 1' -H Hl‘llbli“S 0“ <1 (ham "l li‘llliGS used in finishing work. An who ‘aftker a brief «(inference with
. :131n: bt’l“(’('ll the 133;; exl’1”5j("‘ “7'5 probably caused “11'3“ Ilt‘l'lilllllll. agrcetlvto period 1111' whole
" the ‘n'er’c'tn GOVt'l'll- r”? 193(‘thl “19 receptacles. The part 3'to enter Bolsllt-vik Russia.
. n 1.3 . .. . bullets plot ed to be unharmed. "There is no question that thm- 33"ll
i-trtlt-Fll'i? LO L'SttlhltSll an. :ttl- T110 fire probably Sltll‘lC-(l l’l‘Olll :1 be “(thinned in Pugs“, -- g. '1 \‘1 7I
'.tt'e to South "American friction match or a friction spark on rivn 3m; will give; tllcnt 337(1):]: . . 1J1,-
Vl'éli'l‘l‘f‘ Filld 111;: Shipping the floor near waste llllllt‘l‘llll. Two mg ‘10 their prclfeusionq and\ 21:12:11};
.1 '1'3' '2 .5 s '13'1cs - , ‘ ”
t-tt‘ 1‘11 miqoptgixiliim ‘33'hiclil Ellit‘ but first we 1111151 provide them with
.. “V tact has “of juttiiied.” comfmtable homes and feed them
‘.wtding that, lie-declared lht
:e Enougt Together to
39 Hands mits Whole Party to Enter;
Bolsheviki Russia
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$1, SUD, UDD REVENUE
IN AUIU [IDENSES
Mort' illllttlllt‘vbllt' licenses were i:-
sued for 19:30 than for 1919, according
to figures obtained yesterday at the
State Motor Vehicle Department; Last
year there Wet-c 73.2111 pleasure cars
w ell. "
There Was a slight delay in getting-
in touch with the Bolsheviki. whome-
fines “etc. about a mile distant from:
the brOok marking the frontier of So
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SEVERE WEATHER
PUTS 59 IINES AND
, '\'lil'l1lll(l 151111111.
3‘. .‘\""."""‘n steamer. Liberty logistic-red, and this year the number
‘1'”!'V\-J1>1hl(r)i“"n p1b3 '{h’E‘V‘Pe m was 83,549. For 1919. the number of;
‘1" 51"", Emmw' “ 1ft e1.1.licenses issued for commercial Cill‘A‘ “ ,’
.1“ “".‘“‘“,"f" December 0’ W35 was 16,021, while this year the hunt-1
111.15: ”‘ ml, 1’1”” by the explo- her was increased to 125,861. Therei
l‘lh'lllllitli} lit-1' after part broke
.nd 231-112 on the beach, while the
1.! 11.111 33:15 held at anchor. Cap-
.5‘1:1m.-l:1nd and 13311 01“ the crew
3- 't on 1111' forward half and
5:1.»11. 'l‘hp other members of
was a decrease in the number 02 pill)-
lic service vehicles, because of the
existing law15'. making it compulsory
for owners of these cars to be bonded.
The total registration of all makes
of cars for 192" was 112,403, divided
One hundred and the telephones
and fifty nine telephone lines in the vi—.
cinity of South Main street and \Vood- I
“ald menue. 33ere “out" front 4: 30'
t-v. lt'll the Wreck in the small :nm the follow' .1 . oc10(k,F 1 v
. . _ . . . . . . mg,, *1.“ la .13 aftetnoon until yester~
',“‘l.‘."' but 10111th then.- teach-V [)kasul‘e. 835119: mmmprcialV ‘ 18. day. due to the severe cold, freezing
.l 111.1 mm [)t'l‘!.5.l('d at sea. $861: motorcycles, 4,495; side cars, 1;. cables A large numbet of workmen
. 1 ll"
‘7" “I“ “7"" “1‘" third A1114 90-1; public service, 2.984:
dealers, 59” connected with the Norwalk Exchange
a 5t-V:.V111w:'.5ttnl\' by mines in these ing cars. 569; motorcycles an 5i of the Southern New En .
5 “'1'1'11' r w '-k' 114- 11 . ' e 1 5 ‘33" Tel?
.VV .\1\ .1T t \\t( b. H () "1&1: Clll‘ dealers. 28; manufacturers, 13.1)10110 (.ompany sta1tpd repairs as
, .1 .1».4t Admada and the lxctn-_V The money received from the 11- soon as the service in that sc'tion
ceased. Friday. the work beinc com-
censes will total nearly $1,500,001). and
pleted yesterda3 altei noon 1
. ' mim- the bigger part of this sum will be
cut the Liberty Clo com—
Believed to Have B9
ers in 3 Bomb Plo
by the Arrest of
Reds
VWEREDREANIZENI]
RUSSIAN WURRERS
Buford Reportatio Have
Badly Crippled th Ranks
l\l~2 \\' \C-lllx’. Jan :11: march was
btin: made toll-.13 b3 the police bomb
squ 1d and IN 111mm» nt of Justin
ar'cnts fora halt dtz'n radicals br—
lievul to have bu n l‘tf‘ult rs in a bomb
plot 33hich_ i.5' (lt‘ll'tl‘t l to have be: 11
nipntd y-tslctda3 113 the artcst ll"l‘(’ o
eighteen Reds. " 'l‘v o of the me I
sought it. 31:1.5 said '1'-m n1t mbns c'
the Russian Red t.u11d when Leninc
and Trotzk3 seized the Russian Ill
crnmcnt‘. t
Capture of the ("glitz-or: tier 315.51 1'-
day was made pn'wiblt- '13' cvelatitns
made to Peder-.11 agents by :11 :‘l' ‘11.
who had [100“ 5t-ltedttlo'v‘. 'ail t n he
Ill
Sociot "ark" Buford with N21119 other
lfldllfll“.
'1‘1115' man 5 demutat on '.Ha
held up bt".lllHt‘ ol the. fact that be
had failed 0 pay ‘zis inconn. 1 tax and
he lelllgE‘t the t :‘rroris ptbr Federal
'ofiiéials say i' 1 an effort .0 obtain tron-
51dt ration lion: (‘lovornn'cnt agents.
The. eighteen 111.11 a 165‘“ 1. it To
charged, V'cl. 1 ~wormaririmz the Fed-
eration of Russian \‘x't 1"(11'5. 33inch
had been bad’y cripplel by He ll.:t‘otd
dcportations. Evidence to show that
plans Were (11 foot for a bomb ca1u~
paign against the Govu Jln'zfll'. (nit-ml. .
was obtained in the r1115, it 33:15 saitl.
WALSH DEMANDS
lIDUDR SIRNS DE
REMUVED AT DNDE
All signs advertising intoxicating
beverages must disappear from public
View this week. according to an edict
issued last nght by Internal Revenue
Collector James J. Walsh acting un-
der orders from James Shevlin. super.
vising prohibition agent for New
York city. Connecticut and Rllode
Island. All 33"ltiske3. gin, wine and
hen signs mu 1 be either pulled down
3' 1'1 ttto up to the “ator 1'.,‘nc used bv the State Highway Depatt. Ihidden from the public view or be
9,1111111 QlOIUSlle telling 0f the ment in making the ( onnectizttt road-s m‘“- ”mime“ ““t- h" 53“" and true“ or
‘. <11e was held tos'e'thel by . the best in New England gother vehicles lettered along the lines
.111; and upper plates. After 1 AR 5mentioned, must be kept off the
1-‘I1t11'11tl, the after half twisted: Vstreets.
"Vile
we, the iron (‘lP(lI plates, beams
L3 41-115 bra-tking like sticks of
l and two others were. 1011' on
‘1 =i.1- tot-Ward half. A few hours
1‘1— Were taken off by a Dutch
' boat."
EPTIDN EUR
FATHER lYNCH
untplitnentary reception in honor
in Michael J. Lynch, who was re:
3 transferred to St. Mary’s
SEVERE lUSSES EUR
BRITISH IN INDIA
V LONDON Jan 2tl——Ne3vs 19210119131
London today of a heavy engagement
last week on the northw-estctn {10n—
tier of India, in 3311i ch the British sutl
feted seve1ely.
V The engagement was fought b3 the
VDetajat column, which while adtanc-
ing last Wednesday into the Mahsud
country. met with strong opposition
north of Almai Danghi and engaged
in fighting at close quarters The
ERDM WAII TD .
PIIEER RUINS
Thieves risked arrest, early this
morning, without compenr atioan tfor
their tr,ouble when they tore
phone from the walls of a public pay
station booth in the South Norwalk
railroad statton. in a fruitless attempt
to piltcr co; us from the machine.
'An iron foot-rest, wrenched tron
the bootblack's stand in the station
t . laziageport after being assist- British sull‘cred ”85 (3“.qu _ . room. was used to shatter in two the
. _ :1 . . . u . . . .. includ- woode
{1 1.1, llichato J. Carroll. pasta mg 3 British Officers killed and 12 1estednthl2acf 1Ol’hthe booth on which
1 uphs church. for a number wounded 01 missing. while a eep one The machine
large
number of Indian officers were killed
or wounded. The Mahsuds lost 130
i killed and more than 200 wounded.
la is cooperating with police head-
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was thrown to the floor of
partment when the thieves foEEEEE'l (Egg;
could get. no money out of it, as tele
phone company men had beat them to
it in making daily collections.
Railioad Policeman Frank Tor-torel-
331” be held F1 iday night..in
1124 llall. by all the members of
.1111'5 parish.
:fmir promises to be a notable
An orchcsua will furnish
. ' dancing. an interesting en-
. «ht 1.5 being planned, and
_ 1 1w rt-l‘t'csliments anda social
11:1111: the eycning a purse, the
‘2- 1-11'5i hiont 1125 of St. Josephs
' i; 111 111e5tnted Father
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gays The first coasting accident; of the
[ER FIRM Vseason occurred yesterday after-
tnoon at about 5 0' cool k While
lidi " down Butler street
hsill, John ..Yost 12 of 26 PARIS, Monday, Jan. 19. —-Bolshevik
I 1'
V ‘5‘
1' N81” EUMINE HERE Orchard street. crashed into a tr-ec. trpops occupy all the territory in Si-
and suffered a co pound fractute of; rla West of Krasnoyarak. from which
the lei:z He was-i. ended by‘firr “’11- ey have driven Admiral Kolchak's
liani 5 tTracey, and removed to the forces, according to latest dispatches
11-1 the J & J W.E115- Norvalk Hospital for treatment. received here. The Kolchak units are
11;. one of the largest? Three-year—old Arthur ”Couelter, reported to be beating a retreat east-
.. m the 3") d was p133. Cross, street. W'éstport’f‘ ’ alntul fward. .
. mute from Keyport, N. J., to I; burned about the head was}: chest, ’ The revolutionary Socialist Govern-
, V1 :1.5 repeated in the newspa- at 6 oclock, last night. when he was
- - night were today denied by scalded by the contents of a tea ket-
1:111 A Anderson, Norwalk “e: . .m. We E..crmr
:V'utiw of the concern, who. d 4' 531‘“: aid: beamed id
m” company has an such 19 the N
meat recently tabliahed- at. Ifimtsk is:
you“
have already givcn warning,"
said Collector Walsh. last night,
we will notify them today that they
miust comply at once. If any saloons
play liquor s‘gns after thi s week
and the proprietors are making no
effort to tear them down the arrest
of the saloon men will be ordered."
ND DISURDERS
TDDAl IN VIENNA
VIENNA, Sunday, Jan. 18 5—Al-
though disorders were feared today,
the day passed without incident.
Theaters and moving picture houses
were permitted to remain open by the
authorities, but it is said that this per-
mission was given only to afford the
employes a basis for wage claims dur-
ing the period of suspension.
Physicians voice protests against
the serious stoppage of street car traf-
flc. saying .there are only twenty doc-
tors in Vienna, and that they are worn
out. walking from house to house visit-
lug patients. An epidemic of measles
and influenza prevails and it is impos-
sible for physicians to own or hire an-
Vtomobiles.
Until the, coal situation
nently cleared 11111 the Government has
decided edthat rat [way passenger traffic
“and
'Iirhim: 3' newspaper has mount thlV 5o
-.r1111tlly 13itlt.n lllt last 13130 or 1.
tyears that only the most ”20111115.
1110511 “hit '1 foundation that could
'not be ca>il3 shaken have bun ablo
to uithstanl the 5train \‘u :1k 11.1. i
ptr.5 ate being sold or disposed o" .
in sonic other manner. in older '11:
ave on disaster. The tremendously
’ltigh (ost ol papcr and the incrcaseV
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SDUIAIIST IEADUES é
TEACH DDIVIMUNINNI
NEW YORK. Jan, .XLt’t'ltlS of
the JUlnl legislative committee ixtvc5ti-
gating seditious activitlcs 11:13:» discov-
Uctl that Young People's Socialis'
'ttgucs to teach Communism harv-
laen tormed in all the important cit»
it". of New York Slatc. says Deputy
...torn'-3'~(lt'ncral Berger. ln Roches-
'l'-r and some tip-state ccntevs, lic.d<'-
tlii11‘ll. Junior Leagues hav- 1139'“ or-
ganized to 5033' the Communist .51'cd
anion; childrcn.
“The committee's investigators have
dist'ovvrv'rl in Rochester and some oth-
et important Centers up-rtatc that the
Young People‘s Socialist League an
n“
offshoot of 1111' Socialim Party of Am-
uica, and commonly t'allrd ‘Ypswls!
has clligned it5u'lt with 1111- '.‘t 111'1111'1-
ists and is detoting its time au' .1
ten-’ion to sprcading the prin 2.11.:
(Son‘mumsm” Mr llcrge1-5 51:1 '
“The investigatots have t.i.-t \.
Vthat the \13cls have tor1nedJ1.1.o:
L Pagucs Of 5111.5 and boys, bet\. u
land 16.10 tzach them the prit.ci11l~
01 (‘et 111111111515 There 15 midem-t
llndimtv that a large part of this
‘struc- I: n is given .n schools (om 1:21p
led on buudays some of which
called ‘Suuday schools'
‘Those 33 hose memory (‘Xl’j—llls hilt};
furthe' than a 'd' 3' will rt ca 1 tha. (1::
ing the war the Ypst-la‘ \"(lre qu':
prolific in teachin' and encoltn'nzin:
'1.an to become ccnsci.entiv14
Iobjcctol 4 Their leagucs are all 0\€‘!‘
V1119 state. in all the important cities "
.WUMEN DAN IDWER
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1‘ 0131 DE 111 DIHES
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I NE“ \‘vOl l\ Jan. ‘0 '>'\\(31‘lt"‘ \ c1 '
urged to 10"-.:t' the c1 t of clotl 0.5 la.
abandoning the world-old tradition
that the3 must dtess “to capture t‘te
fltetwirg Nancy of the male" or to out Jo
cthexs of theit sex. u an address to-
day by Helen Louise Johnson editor
of the General cht'ration Magazi' le,
before the Columbia Univ ersity lusti-
tute of Arts and Sciences. Lower
prices could be brou zht about. she add-
ed in her talk on “The E: hits of
VDress" b3 the adoption of a stand: 11 .1-
lized costume.
“Man,” Miss Johnson. 5:13 5. “can
Vdrczs properly and becomingly 01 a.
lted number of suits. His reason-
lug seems to be that beauty una/lorn-
ed is adorned the most. His clothes
Vare far from beautiful.”
Women would becbme less consp: C'-
Inous; and more '.ntptesslve by waan‘ng
standard dress she declared, for
active, healthy woman creates a spirn
ltual impression by simplifying he-V
dress and thus enhancing her facial
beauty. while her less advanced s.s-V
ter clings to the older dress forms " I
Simplified dress would be. more than
an economy, Miss Johnson added, it
would be “the essence of moral pro
gross.”
MURRAYS TD HDID
EURTH AT ARDDRY
To paraphrase a familiar slogan:
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Will be maintained only on alternate “Murray’s is more than an inchestra
weeks.
The action of Dr. Otto Bauer, for-
mer Minister of Foreign 1.11am in do
it's a. social institution." Murray's
probably has more admirers and fol-V
lowers in this vicinity than any other
tending Chancellor Renner in the Na. aggregation of musicians anddevotees
uonal Assembly, last night. has clear-
ed the political atmpbere
sting go:- one! shipm
of the skimming idol “Jul” swear
He (165 by it as an unfaltering standby. This
elated the Chancellor had done on 11311110an group of lilting
- anyone amid white at; We hemati- and dance specialists will next appeal- by an exam: train min the station
' “mm thrown into a pile oIsnow
singers
5.3.1110 Butte Armory, on West avenue,
11331ch
sum or the
Up the Situation
HEAVY DURDEN
PUTDN JAPAN
.175 Red Cross Workers Have
Also Left Chita for Vladi-
vostok
\'l.Al)l\'OST()K. Tuesday. Jan. 11‘.
(Associated Press1.-—-Amcric:1n and al-
lied re-pt'vscntatives are awaiting an
anrounct-mcnt as to the rcsu‘ts ol‘ .l:t1',«
anr5'c and American diplomatic nego-
tiations at \\'a5hinaton regarding Si-
belia, which are cxpccted to clear up
a peculiar rituation hero growing out
of the withdrawal of American forces.
The l'nited States troops have ro-
ct in d cl‘tlt'rs to evacuate Siberia,
witht'ut the issuance by tho American
Goyctnment of a statement. regarding
its policy toward Siberia and Japan. an
agreement with whom on Aug. 9. 1918.
btcught the American and Japanese
expeditions here. Since the announce-
ment on Jan. 8 by Major-General \Nil-
tiem S. Graves... commwder of the A111—
crican Expeditionary 1V”: meson-5.:
1.21 that the \‘l' ar Department had or-
dttcd his ct llllllllnd to Manila, he has
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"DIED NUT lIIIEll
TD SURRENDER
TURNER EMPERDR
1 \lllS,.la11. 20A'lllsbllltl that llll‘
f'tmts oi the allies to get tonner Em
111ml William out of Holland “cult.
‘przmc successful was expxesscd toda3
h3 Baton Kurt von Letsnct Get
mam .5 chief rcptesentative here.
‘1am absolutely sum the Built Gov-
.ctnmtnt “ill n1 ver surrender the for-
mu (ic'ittian Emperor tor tr. al on
(11.~.gc:'. that are not provided for in
a (emititution. any laws or any treat-
: ticztt'd'n: cxtraditions." Baron von
Lt'i'.:11ct' said.
“\Vith wizard to the
mand for th' cxtt'adit‘on of (‘.t-rmttn
snbjctts for trial to. act:- connttittcd
Out 111;: the \t',a1' tho (.erm: n plvni11z-1
tentiat3 declared himwlf tcrtain th: ”.
public sentiment ‘in UV’tl)‘ country
was against such a demon-l.
“It is cont1ary to any law or any
meccdent" he said. "The feeling of
the whole world in favor of peace is
str'onge1 than the feeling anyvshere for
revenge. It is hoped strcngly that the
allied statesmen will find a solution of
this question that will leave the world
in tranquility'.
SAEDDN MEN MUST
‘ 3
r'xpcctcd tl"~
1111 1101111 31th I
DR DE ARRESTED
Practically all the saloons in the
Second district. this morning. still
bore Signs advertising intoxicating li-
quors. An edict “as issued last night
v‘by James Shevlin, supervising Federal
prohibilton agent for this district that
all such signs must be removed. He
saids all “whiskey, gin wine and beer
tther be pulled (low :1, bid-
den 8from5 public view or be painted
out.
WIlTlIN TAEBHER
STRUDII DY TRAIN
1
BETHEL,‘Jan. 20.551113: HurlelV
Archer, a school teacher" was struck
here, today.
at the awe of the track and dmp' .tut-
madam, camabmhenuaandditomdfi
m ..totgatnwu-
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF fH'E WbRLD BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND bUR OWN OPERATOR
J - " ‘r— h t—5m_—n5—-w--—A u
Snow late tonight and Wednesday, TWO on“
11111113 NEWSPAPERS ' 1
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1- ~ 1 TATE A CRISIS ‘ .
' . ' VMounting Costs of Publica- I _
l tion May Wipe Out All But I
IN DUI (If SIBERIA: COMPLAINTS
V Good jut'rvcs have bum pointing I
out for some litnc past K1111:1Vtwa5191:1111;V V ___._.
auag‘i ENJNINERNYN”3:533:51: .112. tnlto Haltlmd Japanese and American D1D- Building Committee In-
. ‘9” . tomatic Agents in Wash— structs Plumber Horace R-
lghte'nV'l‘he 513115 have beer; the 'tintt and ug-V mgton Are Trying to Clea] Nash to Investigate Alleg'
‘ ‘usn't‘ly actmate he cost (1 on ‘
ed Unsanitary Conditions
in Public Schools
PLAN REPAIRS TD
DEPLDRADIE EVILS
Lincoln School Conditions
Reported to be Particular-
ly Offensive and Unhealth-
ful
The building t'UIlllllllU‘l" (11' lllt.’ N111-
walk Itoard of l'ltlut::1tiot1 comprised of
t‘hat'Ics I\l.ilcr. William 1’. \‘Vartl and
.\l1'.\ .1. “11111111101: have takt'n action.
which will 11' particularly pleasing to
the rt11:1'51'1ttntivtn5 111 1111- V‘t'tll‘kt‘l'S ol'
the sm'ct'al “admin (peanut-lions in
Not“ :1lk 331111 hatt- 5o zvalou'dy sought.
l)(‘ll“l‘ sanitary tonditizms in llli‘ pub~
lic schools, .
The toumm'w 11,55,111“ referred ”to
matter of the Lincoln school and th‘
(‘onr'ord street whom 111 uo....c 1t.
Nash. With instructions to make a.
tltt'rcttalt investigation. and prot't-evl
331111 lhc changt .5 lot which there has
arch a); gem public demand.
lnnhc Lincoln st ltool it a11p4111'5thut
r'ttry 310813111 thc Sllllllg, more art-
from eight to tcn inundations from
the. SPWl‘lé; carrying the actual sewage
into tho bascmr'nt, to a depth of from.
‘('ll to two feet, remaining there for a.
not it. at tunes
It is thought that a trap propvtly
placid will stop this trouble. and Mr.
Nash. 111.5" 115 soon as the “'oather pet'-
mit.5. 1.5 to remedy the evils complain-
'ctl of.
At the Concord stt'ct't school, it it»:
said that llll‘ bo3'.5" t‘ixtuie-s in the sani-
‘tary are .50 antiouzttcd and rusted that
the punter chattinn of them i5 "11110.54
sible. The consequent odors arc
very ot‘t‘cn5ive. and the resultant.
‘ germs (luneot'tlus
; New fixtures will undoubtedly be in—
stalled in this school, at the earliest
possible moment, and later, when
funds are availablc, an annex will be
provided to which the sanitaries will
be transferred. _
At thc (‘entm .5.-hooi thn ulinals are
in a dt'plm‘ablc conditions. and the
comnltttt c has arranged to immediatc~
13' place additional urinals in that
rcltt 01.
The.- comniittcc inclined to do
what is riéltt in correcting the evils
and th. 3'33'illg0115' far as possible with
tho fun-'15 ""“Ilahlc.
311111111111 NAN
BURNER 111 DEATH
SAFGATI'CK. Jan. 20;~Salvatoro
Fratino. aged 86. was burned to death,
early today. when the house in which.
he lived with his son was burned to
Vthn ground. The property loss is $51,-
000. '
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Wood Alcohol Suspects
Not to be Extradited
Into Mass. for Trial
1.5
NEW YORK. Jan. 20. 11111 John Romano
9111 an undettaker, and three other
11 accused of tlafficing in wood al-
Vcohol that caused scores of deaths in
western Massachusetts and Connecti—
cut, will be tried in the Brooklyn F
eral court and not extradited to Mas-
sachusetts, according to reports here
today.
Eflorts will be made to have indict-
ments returned on more serious
charges than violation of the Volstcad
Prohibition act.
Ball for Romanelll was reduced
Vaagin yesterday to $20,000 by Federal
VJudge Chatfield; that for Samuel K.
V'Saleeby to $15 000 and for WilliamH.
.Woler to $10, 000. Edward G, Ware,
th0 is he'd in the same case, is al—
2ready out in $10,000 ball.
Bail was orignally fixed at $100,000
in each case.
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37 FISHERMEN
DROWNED IN GALE
CHRISTIANIA, Jan. titty-Thirty.
seven fishermen were drowned in a.
tncn punch a fishing fleet near
.. .13c-m yesterdav
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