REAR IT .
13111111111.
EVENING
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM .ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BY A 8PECIAL.WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR
t
I
I.
I
I
l
1
. iling Master of
s ‘Utowan, 111
of Auxiliary
Yacht Elf'ray
1 PART
AAIIINR ERATT
6,-..”
. .London Last W eek
haileston — I"
ort to the Indie-s
01111 (1.155 .‘o. l 11 Comm
'1‘ s:illing music-1' of A111-
_"8 11111. 111111.: schooner yacht.
ho once shook hands with
G1-1'1'111111 Kaiser. and has
.: e of European royal fami-
{5110115, sailed from New
‘ 55'1-1-11. in command of '.he.
1'111'1111'115' 1111- New York
’s famous racer Kutour'a.
ton. S. 1'., (1:1 11‘1- first 12"."
'ded (1'111>'1.- in Southern 55:1-
'1.-' 1l1"-.~'i.-.:111'-:‘. t"-’]l('l’l.‘lll_\ for
Robert 1'2. T1111, lit-in: buil'
Ifi".\ 11111111 :11 ’ i<1111 It I.
111:11'Ill‘? 113131111111
"1“ ."l 111' 1-‘111'v1111-
=liv‘1;
I
1111-11 1111 St't'zjlttl Pa-mjel ’
1111311111
'1311 11111111111:
rederick A. Coleman
tly Incre eases Receipts
Is (liven’ 2.5 Per Cent..
case in Salary
———-..
Ilt'H'WIl'li A. 11611-111111: foimei-
' 111' Trinity l-‘.pi-'copal churclL.
.11-».111.5 :1 year [1:191 has been
1 SI, 1'.-1111's church. Newark.
so 1.- meeting: with great surf
'111- 11- 51' 111-111. Great activity
~11'11\\ll in 1111 brunt-hes of 1111-
'l'he nation-wide cum-
1 11 1 '.1-15 1119111111-1' canvass (1119-.
1111.5 .1111! both 55'1-1'1'~ 55'011111-1'1'ul~
2-4111, .\‘ :1 result of 2.0011
0 1:. 111-- 1111-1111111'5 recently 11'.-
115-11 lit-nevoh-nt and mission-
.121-- 1121 1' 1’.-'1 111'1‘ cent” and the
. ’1-1' church support increased
1' 15:11:.
111115'1-1'51'11'5'
11111-1
s1-1'5'i1-1- was held
on 111111-11 on Second Page.) I
' 1
i
I MAN ANTI
MISS SERREWE
'rcity weddingr took place,
'- ternoon :11'2 o‘clock, in the Hun-
Rcl'oxmetl (.hu1rh Levinglon
.- when Miss Elizabeth Seike,
"91 11f.\11s.M:11yS(-rk11 41 Bou-
. (-1.-,1 became the bride of Joseph
.S, son of Mr. and Mrs, Daniel
vs. 1.0 1315‘ avenue. '
.e ceremony was
(labile-l llokus, pastor of the
('11 The bride was attended by
sister, .\liss Mary Sex-he. Daniel
111-. blulllE'l' of the. groom, was best.
performed by
1
1~1-pti.1n followed the wedding.
11:1 )115.1-;:11dos leaving Scuth
111 on a Wedding Trip to \Vash-
'11111 Chicago on the 10: OS train
.15 night. .
II Z'tldos has been employed. for
21111:", as cashier in the“'1'llinm
lllf'tlkll 17 Ely avenue. Her
1:-1 >11"-5rd two cruises in the
1 S1 :11: ..- Naiy. seeing active
11.1:{111121’ eight years of duty
., . ..-
. 1 :a1-dos are well known
;.::l:. and they have the best
11:11:11'g9 circle of friends.
_‘
"\ F INED $1,050
1 0R POOL SELLING
III-\T. 1: .\l Jan 26 —Seven men
>11. :~: 11111.2: and am '
' 1 in 1111' Police c0511 IIlIeIlI‘I:
1e-1111 of the recent
.1 .11 11111119. the fines and
1 1~1'.< -1111ountingto $1. 050
”1131111.;‘II'JI'F‘I'3I of the prin'
(41,11 continuance of their
1 11 1 (-11.- :es of frequenlers
1111' lac»: of evidence
1
1
1“
11'
I
II I
Salur- ‘
Entered at the South NOW talk Post-
Office as Second- Class Mall Matter.
1111 11111111an WAS
_1'111111:111111111311111
I
Andrew Thompson.
home. on l-‘lnx llill road. on Saturday.
last, was well known among banking
circles in New York. He began his
usiness life as 11 clerk in the old
Bull‘s- Head Bunk. leaving there when
who died at his'
3'
ANDREW THOMPSON
the Fifth .\'utionul Bank was founded,
to become- the cashier of that institu-;
11011. Richard Kelly, father of Dr.
Stephen Kelly. known in The N01-
\5':1‘.11'.<. being the first president. .\11'.
’1‘1111111p«'1-11 remain->11 with this bank 1111
:11 his 11911111. 11,- 1-11~h".:-1', and. later 011
second \‘lt‘f'-l)1‘1'>'11l1'lll.
.‘111'. T111,121p.-'1':n \5':1.< :1 descendant oi
111111111111 s ll1-l:1-.\1o111a.1:11ie. one of the'
511:1'11111 French-11111211111111 settlers of
\1\5 V0111 1'.t:.'_ 1
111- 5".1~' :1 111'51111-11 linpiisl :lnd hilt-1‘ I
..st: 11 1111111 1111- charitable and patriot-
11111-1'111'ist-s of the community.
111 111: 111115“ life 1111 had a very beau'
11.111 11.1101 voice. and 55.13 a member
‘01 1111' l){lllll‘t).\‘(ll 0111101111 Soc; e15 and
{111- B: inks (1111' Club. of New York,
1511'. Thompson married Sarah Null.
daughter of llui'r Nash, 111111 is surnv-
ed by (5111- 111111;:1111'1', .\Il". l-Zdward “'il-
hinsou.
The 111111-1111 .‘il'l'\l("t‘>‘
tomorrow ('l‘111-s'1la5'), :11. L‘- p.
his late residvnt-v. llev. .\11‘. Schoep—
pier, Of the llnpiisl church. :11111 1105.
Mr. Snavt-ly. 111‘ 1111- .I\lt'Ill(l(ll>‘l, church,
officiating.
'.'ill be held
111.. 1'1'0111
BRIE IN WREER TIN
CANADIAN PAEIEII}
i enjoy-111.1%-
Large Attendance in Red
Men's Hall in Spite of the
Elements
1501: T11 1‘\T. Ont. Jan.
persons are 1111-111 and :1 large numbci
injured as the result. 01‘ a collision
yesterday between the two sections of
the (‘anudian Pacific express for \‘an-
1-0115'111'. which occurred about 1-11-5'1'1)
miles east of here.
The rear sleeper of the first Sot'lIOIl.
which “as stalled “as telemopetl 115'
t-ht locomotive of the seconl .41'1'111111.
AMERICANIZATIIIN
PARTY [IE R. A. R.
Large Number Injured in
' Express Train Collision
In spite of the storm, 2. goodly num-
her or people, of many nationalities.
attended the party. given by the
Daughters of the American Re5 olution,
in’ Red Mcns Hall. Saturday 05 ening
About half of those present “"618 the
families of men who are studying Eng-
lish in the classes at the Norwalk
Tire anti Rubber Company. The com
mittee on patriotic education. of the
I). A. 11., arranged and made the party
the success it was. It. was most fitting
that Cockenoe Tribe 'of Red Men
(Continued on Second Page.)
Kennedy’s Death Was
Accident Says Coroner
The death of
Thomas Kennedy,
52. of Greenwich, who died as the'
result of a fractured skull recei.5ed
when he fell down an elevator shaft
in the Greenwich Cab C0 garage on
January 8, 55 as declared by Coroner
lobn J. Phelan, yesterday, to be due
to accidental causes
Kennedy walked through a 5
wooden door opening on the shaft.
probably
trance to another room,
there about eight hours
.He glad apparently been killed
II.‘ :-
."1-;11:11 a total 111'
11111 117.11
1111111110111
(1111
II‘-('tlit'(l
1'111'11.
551111;.
liz'isiwl.
porn-ti
ports of ,1l-':1111;< 55'1-1'1-
MEAT BUTTERS III
I
l
few—1212111 .
thinking it to be the en-
and fell to
the bottom of the pit, being found
latex“ by
one of the employee of the gar-fie;
311111" 111313
1131111311111:
1111111111 111111111
No Deaths Yet Reported-—
Serious Epidemic Is Not;
Expected ‘
'55
I
I
II”
ALK
T
_/
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., MONDRY, JAN. 26 1920
DUSIRIAI
WORKER lRlAl
BEGINS 101)“
1
.\1c11rdinz to 1191115»- compiled at IIRegular Venire 0f 80 Men
(11111'1- (11 the stale (111111111111' nt 111'
7171:: new cases of in-
1111511 been reported 10 the 11”-
:iucc 1:1:1 Monday noon. .
1111.: number :3: cases "HIT
in \\'al1'rhnr5, 111111 in 111111-
lwo in .\'1'55- 1‘:1!1'.-..111 15511 in \'or -
15515111 .\'-55' London. 111:11 0:11 In
All 1111- 111.912: 1111:.- 1:11' r1-
:11'1' said to 111- 1111M 111111 no 15'-
r‘1:1'-.'i5‘1'1i tip 111
111’
t
REPRRI TRREE
NEAT CARER RT
“Elli” HERE
bc-n 11110111111 in Nor'.55ulk makingthc .
total number of cases in this city 10
Health Officer “'illiam F Traccystat-i
cd this morning.
'1‘ here me a number of cases of theI
:11' p. 111'. Tracey s1..-.311d The situmion
i: not :11:11'.1111n.s: and it is not evpctted
111111 1111111- 55111 be a 1-1u111'1c1 oi the
111111111111 here. 1‘ 5'1 11 uniting-1111111..
now-1 5".01 111s bc1n made to combat the
11-s1'1 0. should the met ssily 111151).
I
I
I
I
I I
Rllllll IANRE WER
f-1h1 most!
5011-3
\‘1'11111 [1111111151'5111 111-11111 1'.
dances 111 1111- present
held \\'1.-dnesd:1_5 night OI:
this 55'91-11 in Music ‘.all 111111111 the
auspices of 1111.- Amalgamated Meat:
(‘111111's' 1.01011 .\o. 2‘15.Th1- hall has
1111111 pietlily dec'oiah-d for the anal: .
and S5111" s 1.111 1111111s1111 5:111 furnish?
music for the dance eI
An important 1151-3112;: of lhed
(ommittee 551“ 111- h- 111 tonigzh'
which time final :1r11111g-1111-n1s ha 1111'
'01:: 1 '1nt will 11‘ 11511111. .\11-: 511< 1:1
1h1- 1011111111191- hay- 1::111 n 1151-: 1. :111. .-
111 llil‘lit' the 1111n1'1'.t111' liist 11'11- “1:15:11.
‘.11- “1 11111011.“ :1 5111-'-11s.~‘.::nd amend-I
illl> 111: assured of a complete even-1
inns. 1njc5'n11-nt. i
I
Peace Treaty Deadlock 1
May Be Broken T011215"
\\ \SHIVGTON .11n.26--—1-:110 oi
the negotiations 1111 a compromise in
1the Senate peace In .115 deadlock
El hinged on today“ meeting of the b1-
paitisan committee composed of five
lieniocrr. is and four Republicans, 55110}
"llaVC' been holdin: a series of inf01-'
1111111 conferences in an effort to adjust
11111"01ences ‘bet55' :-en the foes 'and
11.411118 (f the pact.
son 51111 111-
.j','
1‘
Below the meeting if was said the!
Democrats would be told that no,
chance 55011111 be permitted in5olving
the principle of the two principal re-
servations at issue—Article Ten of the
League of Nations and that dealing‘
with the 5oting power in the Leaguel
No change in the reser5 ations af—
fecring Article Ten of the League oof‘
Nations Covenant or the MonroeD
tiine provision of the peace treaty:I
55111 be acceptable to the Republicans,
Senator Lodge today informed Sena-
tor Hitchcock and other members of
the Informal Democratic committee,
___.___
which has been conferring With Sena-3
tor Lodge’s committee in an effort to
reach a. compromise on the treaty.
HOFMAN HOTEL IN
DETROIT BURNED
DETROIT, Mich. Jan. 26 .-—The_
body of an unidentified man was re-
1
I
I
covered early tdllay from the ruins of .
ithe .Hofman Hotel destroyed by fire,
which broke out shortly after mid
night and continued until daybreak
Fire Chief Callahan expressed the
opin.on that several others had been
unable to escape, 975 all the lights in
the hotel were extinguished as soon
as the lire started.
. jor
and Special Venire of 300
Summon d for Opening of
Court
4111] WITNESSES
TI IRE EXAMINER
11'1'21-1'11 50,911. 1'11115'. 1
.\lthouuh 1111:: 111111' cos-vs 1"1111111211'1 ‘
"-.1-': had 111'1-11 rcpt-rtesl 115 111-: stale. __ .---..
111511151 it,5\':1'- suit]. :11 1111' 1'1111-1- of 1111": ,
111.? lic:1:':l 11“ 1111?): 12-11: 1‘1111'1- :11‘1- (Tentl‘ah‘d ;\IIGF“C}' Charged
:1-'1:515--11-.1- 111131111I1Iz-1 path-111.3111 this ‘Vlll‘l Being an ACCESSOI‘V
..\. min-.- 11: 111121 119111: :u'rimis. ll11' -
1.1.‘1111451 precaution is 1111111.: 111111-11 by “ ‘“
1111- 517 1111-11“ oi” 1111.‘ .-'1:1'11'. 111111 medi- MHN'I'I-ISATUD. Via-11.11111. 26:
::1I :111111-I1'ilin-s 5115' 111111 1111-1'1- is 1111: 1111;111:21' 51-:111'1- 11.1'11-2111.‘ men and :1
1111;1- 1.1'1'.‘.1.-1hiiit5' I11" . "urn-1111' 1'11 1111111111 5'1-1'1111- oi 1111'1‘1' hundred today
1111- 1:111:11-;:1i1- 1-1‘ 15111. The disease was 1111-1 1111‘“ 51111111111111-11 1111' the. Opening of
1111.- 1211551 disastrous during 1111- 1111111111 ”'1' 111111 01' 141‘va Industrial “'orkcrs
11: 1111- \5‘111111. churned 551111 murder in
(Conti' 11 11 ‘.on 111511 ‘1"111-1 1») 1'1 n11: 1-111111 pub 1111- shooting m dv-a'h
ot 1'11111'.ir1115;1'r ”111111-15 :11 (‘enlralim
\\Iil.~ll.. (ill .\ll:1.-‘llt't' I'ay. The lit--
11:1:.-1- (‘1111111111111:11111111111111'1'1]. 111155'1-5'1-1'.
111:1! :; :11'1111111 1101.19.11 '.1-1'11 chi-mgr oi
5'011111- would I)" 11111111'. The [1'11'11 51.:13
1111112~1--11'e1! 111 ‘.11-ur1 1121). sent 111'
1:1..5 :: i'.11l1o1' 1-1-11m5. irom Lewis
11111111.}. '1'.i11':1 111-.- 111--- 111,: occurrmL
(Continued on Paw Fmr).
I 'Illll‘m' 111'\\':1.9'1-s 11f 111131111" 11"“‘I ISRX “TEN ARE
UNAIIIJRTIN 1 ER ERR
5511 o
(‘Hlt‘AGQ Jan. 26.951): men
1111-11 to teach the steamer Sidney
151- it stuck in the ice four miles out in
Lake Michigan. 55ere unaccounted for
early today and the Goodrich Tiansit
it‘ompany's flagship Alabama carrying
a creu of fifty. was fast in the ice
banks six miles out.
vFor the first time in a week. how—
er the “ind today had shifted to off
shore and it “as hoped ice bleaking
tugs 1011111 19101161211113 small Neil with
ibis crew of ei.ght tomorrow It was
ble lieved the shifting ice would permit
the Alabama to cxush her wan to pmt.
Capt. O A.1111son skipper of the
Neff; 11. (7:. Anderson. a seafaring
friend, and [our members of the Neil's
,crew were the men reported missing
1:-.11-l.v today. They had made their
;way to the shore. but were returning
to 1111- N111, as it was not believed she
(Continued on Sixth Page)
111131111111 RTATE
filIARI IRRIERRA
cadquatrters 411FRegiment. lnfant..5
Connecticut State Guard.
(.cneral Orders V0.1:
Bridgepmt, January 20 1920.
1. Having been appointed in S. 0
\'n. 164 .\l. E. B. series of 1919. as Col-
one] commanding the Fourth Infantry
C. S. (1., 51cc “ilson. transferred to
date floin No5 ember 18, 1919, I hereby
assume command.
2. Announcement is hereby made
of the appointmcnr by the M 1113.111
S.- O. \0. 2. January 9111, 1920 of Me.-
George T. Heulett,
II
(Continued on Page Four).
PRWHATAN SURVIVIIR
VISITS IN NRRWAIII
Theo Chunn. one of the passengers
aboard the army transport Powhatan,
which has been disabled 0!! the port
since last Sunday,
arrived in New York. Saturday aboard
of Halifax, N. S..
the Northern Pacific 'and yesterday
aunt.
(ice. of Arch street.
I
an employee of the United States gov-
emment.
HALIFAX. N. S.,.Jan. 26.——'rhe dis-
abled army transport Powhatan, thCh
has been adrift since Saturday 100
miles from this nor is again in tow.
according to wholes: advice- received
here today. Two was m ore
.brlnginxhertotfltgnct.
retired, Gov-
he was the guest ofhis uncle and
Judge and Mrs. Nehemiah Can:
Mr. Chunn expects to lie-embark for
Europe within ’a few days, when he
will make a second attempt to cross
the Atlantic to take up his duties as
Cloudy aInd warmer tonight and Tues.
NRRWAIII’S RRME
NEWSPAPER
,__, —-25
TWO cum
STILL AFTER RRRTH IAERIISE TWR RT
AMERICAN TRAREI
Lord Ashefield Says the!
British Will Supplant;
Umtcd States Manufact-
urers .
lll'f-ZXUS .\lRES. Sunday. Jan. 2.1—9!
Statements by Lord Aslifield of South-
15-1-11. 111-1111111111 of the 111-11151: Board?
01 Trade. that 11111 British were "golng‘
to '."LIII‘IIHHI the l'nited States in the
market she won in South America
during 1111.- war." which were recently
1111111 1. 10 Argentina, have :11'ou.-'ed
...-1.- 111-1" h! e feeling anion): Ameri-
1.111s 111"11. Lord Ashciieid's deciara-‘
Ii-11‘.< have been given wide publicity
1.1.111 '115' :1 lin’lish :11l5c1'lising agency.
and speaking last 111211? at 1111- first
annual banquet of the 1‘11111-11 Flares
1‘111111111111'. of (‘omnierce in Argentina,
\\'illi::111 ll. Robertson. American con-
Joseph Ritter and Louis Zar-
1'est here
having stolen railroad 111 kcts in their
possession.
lieve that,
:11
\\'1-1-k Sunday 1112111.
(.
- port.
street.
(“1114111115
\\1' 11:11.1 11
NH) 131155111 \11111111511:'--.
11mm: 1‘1'1'1‘1'5'1‘1';-
TIERET TREETS
TRIIM RAllRIIAlli
I.
1
I
l
I
1
fas, of Bridgeport, Held
for Fairfield Authorities
26.-— “1111 the :11
men (llfll‘gt'd 5151115
I’AlRl’ 11'11.l),—-
of
.111 ll.
1 51 1)
authorities I111-
the burglary.
I'V‘dil‘lirld
'11 solution 111
Fairfield railroad station. 1:1s1
is :11 hand. Jas-
ph 111111-12 oi 1":111'1'11'111 :15'en111-.llridg1'
and Louis Zarl'as, of 1557 Main
the same cit}, 551-1'1'1 taken into
51N11‘1‘111'15'. by Deputy SIM-rill"
(1111111111111 1111111511111 111-11-1-
1-111'11'g1-11 551111‘
.1]1p|'i_\'_ .
the
111‘ 14111-11 p;
111121-1111qu hm-p, took oxm-plion to -. _ 1. 1- _ g _
1111-111 11s 1111112 what he described as LANA" 111 1111- “‘.I‘ “ I "1'11” ' I“ l’
"11 «'111- 111011'1“'m113 .. ”11111111101111 1111-11. 51 .\111111'-h11u.--1-:11'--
. 1 1 g: .
"The amount of our Latin American
and Arc-1121111- 11'11111- we hold aller 1111'
war." he said. "will 111-111-1111 cxactly.’
as 111511155. upon the 1111(‘11111'5' 11.‘ our
111:111ufac1111'er11. 111111 the skill of our
5:1"~1 111111 in other 515151.115 cons-111111111-
ll(‘n~ of pritc and 1111111115. \\'1111 :111
121111111111“) 5aluzibl1' 11151111 1111511114..
1111- l' nintl Stan-'1. has up to 1111 111‘1'14-
111': made 511'1ually no cont-'1 r-11 11 11111111
'15 setuz'e 1.:11111 American trade, (1111'
£1=1111.-: 'llltl 1111 111 1115- s 0.1 1111-11 1111111
1111111. in spite of all the hostile piop
111115111111 11-111 :1::11n.1 us 115 11'.- 11‘ 1'15 "'
1 1'111' .1 111-1 112'1'1111'111 111 1111' 131111>11
111:1r1l of Trade will 111111 himself mis-
1:1‘:~:-':1 in 1111'. 1-'1-1-n1 alleged 11111'1‘3111‘”,
(Continued on Page i-‘ouri
111111113111 1111111.
51111111111101
111111113 11 11'...
Association Declares There
Is No Place in Free Amt;—
ica For Anarchists
0 .
.\'1-25l' HAVEN. Jan. Eli—The Con-
necticut Editorial Association. at its
annual meeting here, Saturday nighi.
adopted :1 resolution endorsing the dc-
portion of radicals. by the Govern-
ment. and advocating stern measures
.mginst (iiizens who promote doctrines
in opposition to the principles of the
United States Government. .
“It is our belief that this nation
should take effectual action to repress
and punish incitement to treason and
(Continued cn Page T55 15)
lTlIRIAR AF M1131
Jig.
RRIRREVISRT
OXSTANTIXOI 1 .12. Jan 1 —Bol
lsltmism has no 1151111111 to the Turks
being contrary to 1111-11 1'.-11.21011:
itiaining and 1111-11 p 111'10111' s1n11m1-11t
.\Iustoplla Kemal Pasha political and
imilitary leader of the Tu1 lush \alion-
alist movement in Asia \linor, 11e—
clared recently to The 1 Associated
Pie-1s. lnleiest attached to his words
because of late rumors that the B01-
she5iki had made inroads in Turkish
Asia Minor, and reports that Enver
Pasha, Minister of V5 ar here in 1914, I:
had sponsored a. Bolshe5il1'.‘ uprising
in Turkestan.
Mustapha Kemal Denied his adher-
Lents in. the Nationalist cause were
leagued with Enber Pasha, or Talaat
(Continued on Page Six).
TURRIIAT STRIKE
FEET IN NRRWAIII
Shipment of coal to Norwalk deal-
era is being held up by the strike in
New York of the independent tugboat
companies. The Red Star Company.
whose tugs tow all coal barges to this
city. are affected by the strike.
Because of the absence of tugs the
ice In the Nerwalk harbor is increas-
111; in thickness daily although the
channel is not absolutely closed to
mflgntlon, a few oyster boats break-
ing the ice on the way to and from
the outer harbor.
The Nomlk Coal and Supply Com-
1
dealers are experiencing similar dim-
cuttlei. -
11 ~11 11 John 111111: l>l<.\.
panybadabargeotcoalatwmte-
stone, but are unable to obtain a tug
in tow it~to this city, and other cool
. We.
' ,Y
.1 taxi-cub driv-
(l (iiitinuv '11 on 1‘11 :0 Twoi.
1‘111111 iscn alleges she was de-
l
.» «I 115' her husband, about March.
li‘ 1'.-1:1. The couple were married
.\1: -.':1 1. 111112. The plaintiff asks for
:- 1112111111 :11111 1111- use of her maiden
1.a11::». ‘1111:1n1-.5'.< Tammany A Con
111'15' l1|-l1.‘1“l’ll Mrs. I‘hillipson. '1'1‘11-
disc 1.- '.'11111'nab11' 111 the Sum-r11);
11.5111 1111 111—1 Tuesday of February.
111111111 11111131.
111111 11111111111111
11111111111’111111111
l
Ilii'ofitm 1's 5‘.‘:l:-
1‘15-1'11 fill’tl-Willl Town
11. Smith snowing 111-1
511.111 :511'11-1's‘11111. l5}: .\‘-11111111'1 llomlner
111111 John McMulh-n. (HI 1111- ('11011'1'
I.l(‘hll)1('ll prom-1'15: :11"\.§';n_L1h Main
and Marshall stru-l‘l. N1'\\':~'p:1pcr n11.-
nounccmeni of the purchase was made
some 1111.11 11:10. Record has also been
made of the sale of M1“. Roodrlcl's un-
divided interest in 101 and buildings,
on Marshall street. 10 Mr. MCMulIel‘l.
Other real estate deals have been'
recorded as follows:
I: (ls 1;:151-
(‘Il 11: 114 1'11-1'1
James l1}. Henry to Frank L. Chase-
and wife, lot and buildings, Hoyt
sn'ctt. First district. \‘Var.
55'. 0. Gilbert 10 Harry J. Keene, lot,
Main stieet \‘5 31'
John B.Law1ene~' to Louis Pogany.‘
‘lot Gilden Hill P;1k “'m. I
B9rtha Brodb1ck to Costas Cororas, I
lot. N01'55alk Park “‘.ar
Everett S. Cannon to Nehemiah Can-
dee. thiee lots Dav street War.
Andrew J Collins to Mary E. and
Nora T Ryan, lot and buildings, Elm
stieet. War.
Beitha Brodbeck to Grove W Reyn-
olds and wife lot, Norwalk Park. War.
Samuel J. ISteuI'art to George Mitch-
$11,101; and buildings Eclipse avenue.
ar.
George Mitchell to Samuel J. Stew-
art, lot, “'oodbury avenue. War.
3111111 111111111113
11111: 111111113 311111111
Lady McLachlan Lodge. No. 82,
Daughters 0t Scotlaflxeld 8. Burns Sup-
per and dune. Saturday evening. A
large‘attendnnce was pment to en-
joy themselves and listen to the 'ex-
cellent speeches. Dr. E. F. McGregor
gave a most, interesting cpoech on Rob-
I
1
I
111m- 111 1'1-pl5
IERENCII [EGAIIII
EXPERTS GET
REPLY READV
Dutch Government to Hear
From the Allies Concern-
ing Surrender of [former
Emperor
_ , .. 1....
WILL BE FINISHED
WITHIN A WEEK
F'oui Days Additional Time
(115 on the .'lug0sla5 Repre-
scntativcs
[1'.-l5 115 1111'1'1‘-
:1'1 '1'111'
PARIS .l‘m
flRE DOES I 000 111-..11 111’ :11: 11111111 (;11'\1~:'nn11111 to
I '1'1111piy 551111 1111-111'111111111 111’_1111' allies
1111' 1111- .111'1-111111' of lormer Emperor
I 1\\'1lli:1111 111 111111111115. was 1111- lirst sub-
'11-11 11' 111 11;» :11 the 111111111 11111-111151;
1111- 1111' 11 111; 111 ll11'A 01111131151 Ambus-
s:11'.11.—,1111-(5111111-11115'1511 1111' unfin-
1-11-11 11:1111.11- 15151.1 111 1‘ 1- Supiemo
E1401“ PLANT (‘1-11111-11 111‘ 1111- Peace (‘onlcrence,
5'_'1.i1h <11.»l-:111111--l l:-..-t 55111:. It was
111-11111-1'. 111'11 111-- 1'1: 111-11 legal experts
1‘.-111.11.1- 1-s111111111-1Il 11 in- 1.111111: $1.. :1\':111111111' flu-11111 11.15.11.115 II”. 11;;-‘ as;-
tm-i 31.51. 111m.- 11511111 1115111-1 1mm ”1‘ ill!‘ lu't'ls’ Ill I111 1'1191'.‘11111l 511111.11" I. (“11;
t‘olv-llr-scot- .\lanuluciurin: 1‘1511115:111.5"s l' ‘1 “‘1'" Al I'M-Hill} “ H] I" ‘11?! 1‘ ;
I111111i'111'; 11:111.s court. by 11151. last A‘.‘1':11-|:1'115’":1‘. 111‘1l1w (1111111121 :11 1111- be-
1: . , ,.; .1 .. .1. :- :' .. -. ._ .1: 1.111111: 11 111 x 554-115. ‘ _
IlI.I.F5I--I1Il lI11II‘I.1I:1(5I1I>I 111:1'I1I1(11I1I1: 2":1I1III~I1I-IIOI1I~1III1- Th". ‘HMIUSN‘H‘ 111 1"“ ('11-11111'11‘ All“
Mare. 1-‘11'11111-1111'11111 1111- ('11111'111 Stu- “"1 ‘I‘I'MW'I Ah" ”A” U: ‘."“““3“
mm 10111111: in:- biazi- for about .\‘-0 1111111111.- 11111 1111111111-1‘5 11111111'1' ”1.1111111“
hours. The upper story of the plant 1‘ “l’l"I"I.‘“I‘l I“. I)" ”A" ‘.‘?“ IlIiI'IIdI Ibhe
Used in the manufacture of wireclolii. I1I'1IT1III IIIIlIiI‘IIItII‘IlIII (13:: question ‘R e-
RfI-};§°§Rl'll.:mbly damaged, ; The Council was presided over by
Rt-rl'ha A. Phillips-011'. of this citv, II‘I'Imlm' Illillcrand, Hugh (' Wallace.
0 11111111911 name “...”. Bertha “'11- 1111- Ann-menu Ambassador. was pres-
.1 11:15 bl'kllifllli :1nI:1clion for :1 di- 1-111 551111 1111- other members 111 the
.1 1’ 1121111151 her husband. Harry A. hAI‘I'I'V' AHAIAI ‘Al'IAm'I’mA‘I “III the day ‘Tt
.1 '.'1.-.~-11n,1-111111.15'1-1l 115' 1111- Bridge. ”10413311111110“ 11110141011. All“ I-(IIIIIIIIII
lirass 1‘1impIanv. I 1!1-1'11‘11-1l 115 n.51- 511111- IIQ‘IIll'vk'pnt:Lt‘l'yslfi of
‘ the .Ill:(l:~'l£l\‘.\‘ Ioui' (1115's :H’ldl'llonfll
1'1-:.11'1li11'.'. 1111.1 proposed
((‘oniinued on l'agi-
ARI/IRES RRTRRIT '
RP All PRREITEERS
Senator ( upper Names 151g
(‘ornm' aliens He Says Are
dandbagpim- the 1111mm
\\.\>lllf\11l(1.\:. .I.111, 211‘. .l:111 101‘
urged 1'5 Svnzitkn' (‘ap-
Kan.) .11 :1 speech 8:41qu
Senate. 1‘1'111'111-1-1'1-1, he said,
dang-411m than Iteds.
w .\‘-51:11151' declared there
11511111 1:: 111» 111111111 "11111 cent-1:11 public
1I< 151-1111. ~111111h.1:n1-1l" 1n 5inw of profits
1'1'51'1'11-11 115 lure-1 131:1n111111'tur1nz ("111-
1111111111111 .11111 1I11- rise in the value of
111111' .\'-111111.1111'111'11 ilgurt‘s re-
gardin: 1111 \11191'11au Woolen (‘om-
puny, the ('1-1111'111 Leather Company,
the (‘1'111'ihl1- Sim-l (‘01111111n5'. the l'nil-
ed States 5191') Corporation and oth-
ers.
Senator
from the
Eight)
(11' p..
11:15 111111-'
-'1 1'.-11':-
1:.
The {ens-'2
1501‘
Q‘\_
1 1511-51 1:: m
Growers'
read :1
\‘V'ool
('11ppt-1'
National
{Association stating that the wool in a.
clothes selling 101' $100 costs
"A 311.1 per mm. increase
suit of
only $7.37.
(Continued on Page. Eight).
YAQUIS INDIANS KILL
12 MEN AND LOOT TOWN
95-9.,-
NOGALICS, Aria, Jan. 2‘.
of Yaquis attacked the Federal garri-
son at Buenn Vista, Sonora, fifteen
miles south of here, yesterday. and
killed 12 1111 n.
Al'tei looting the town the Yaquis
moved 11111.:- miles south to Santa Bar-
bara. and engaged the garrison there.
Three wounded soldiers from Buena.
Vista liave been brought to the. base
hospital at Nonales. Sonora. Mexican.
troops have been dispatched by auto-
mobile from Nogales toBuena Vista.
JITNEY SMASHES
INTO AUTOMOBILE
Michael Poscall, of Cross street.
Vl'estpm'l, was driving a. jitney bun
down Wei-1t avenue. Saturday. and.
when near the Methodist. church, skid-
ded 51nd 1111 a machine standing I.there
This car was owned by Alvin R.
Hecrdt, of 19 Concord street, and Ray
ert Burns. He spoil at Burns u in-
terpreber of Scotch lire. dealing with
his sympathy with .11 mm and con-
Other oysters were Mm.
Chit-(1')}! W
Rubey was in charge of it. The altney
mad the 1lght rear mudguard and glass '.
mamashcd Heerdt' 3- car but! the on ..
rear mudguar’d bent. Ml
the other at was... ’
Norwalk Chronicler