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unisuno 1870.
I IIIISSIAN
NEVA I‘IAVE
REVIIIIE
ry and Machine Gun
' on School Building
; e They Sought Ref-
: orced a Surrender
13th
111 IN 11111331’
= al Schilling Anxious
" emove 30,000 Civilian
1abitants. '
‘DIVOSTOK, Monday Jan. 6.—
lumdred Russian Government
revolted here, yesterday, or:
their officers and refused to
df-l‘s from Government authori-
11 was not until this morning.
1: men were forced to' surrender.
- the revolutionary movement
‘1
I
1
I
1J0l1n Q. Tilson. of Connectitttt
1 1111; authority of Governor-
:l liozmov and General Semen-I
1 I11 sun the insurgent. troops es-
r1 themselves in a sch‘ool build?
:11-111isoners taken during the
1: '1. 111g were confined. Artil~
11.1 111.1ch2ne guns Weie brought!
- 1111 the building and after a?
1.1- 1. ere filmed the men suit'en-I
\‘1 one mas killed.
'11th Juli 31411161113 1111111'
111111111 skeptical as to the re
\C‘d yestetday thiough \icn ‘
z I I; litllllan Bolshetilii 11ml cap I
01 «.1 and me inclined. in fact
1-11.111111 the stmv ol‘ the city’ 8
. 11111111.».
(h from Odesea, dated Jan. 29.
t was bvlirvrd the bulshevil-ll
be in Odessa within seven to
-._\'.<.ju1lging from the, rate of
advance. Meanwhile General
i112 in command at Odessa. was
s to lemove from the city some
(ixiliuns. but Was 1111:1011: to get
1‘1 lI tidnspOt'Ls
. message l’eft the ,a‘niplessiofl
hr- (:r-Hneials plans for the de-
111' the (“3' of “hich he gave
(Continued on Page Six).
EPIIIIN EIIN
AIAJIIII JENNINES
dsome Gold W'atch Pre-
-ntcd Former South Nor-
allf Boy by Members of
criden Company
leiiden Morning Record, of
$111} primal the following ac-
~ 01 the leception tendeied to Mr-
111111 E Jennings son of Charles
1111ings,0f'Flax Hill road:
9 farewell reception tendered to
2111 Lloyd E. Jennidgs, now act-
1aj01 of the battalion, by Com-
L. Second Regiment, Connecti-
tate Guard, in the Armory, last
ing was a most delightful par-
The company was out in full
-, and there were a. number of
al guests.
' on of the migmal members of
old Company L. C. N. G., which
organized in No ovember 1903,
acifie Hall, on State street, were
'111. Major Joseph DeCantillo'n.
11 as the fl st captain of the com-
., Acting Major Lloyd E. Jen-
(‘aptain Frank H McGar,
t mint Samuel A. Tyler, Lieu-
Continued on Page Tw’elveitg'W
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STANIIAIIBIZEV'
An official diplomatic '
/’
Entered at the South New Ilk Poot- ‘
Office as Second.Claos Mall Matter.
NVAVV “EASTE”
ATTAEIIEII IIV
EIINfi TIISIIN
He Says It Is Mainly Re-,
sponsible for 111 Feeling 1n
Seerce
“’ASIIINGTON, l). (‘.. Jun.
attack upon the soczillcd (:1li1‘
tinctlon between officers and 111111 iu'
the American army wasLmtuckcd in;
the House Tuesday by (Liongres .s.11:1;1
11111
erly colonel of a Connecticut“. 1.1011'11l
Guard regiment who assexted that. it
was mainly responsi ble for [ht- .mii
pathy for ofllcers as it class hell by:
the enlisted men who smv‘ed in the
recent war.
The army needs humanizing, Mr.
Tllson said, because caste is not cn-I
titled to any place in the Amctican'
army
“This case has been described or.
a thin 1fencer of dignity spread 11‘. >1
3 medium or soft piece of ofiitsi
material to prevent a too easy de-‘
tection of the. true quality of the
timber,” declared Congressman 111-
f‘. 13-411
. i‘«L
son. "It true "place is where there
is a s ictly militaristic governing
class, in Germany hefole the war.
It was conven.ent in the small army
of Gre rltain. where before the
war. 0 mmisslons were bought, in
many in. es, by .the younger sons
of titled families.
(continued/on Page Eight).
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IiIIISIVIIIII EAIIAI
lVith M. R” Bennett, of N or
walk, He Also Acquires
.S/hort Property Adjoining
.--4 Frank E. Ballard. of Bridgeport
county COIllllllSSlontT. has purchased
the Frank Griswold farm on Long 'Hill’,
comprising 20 acres of land, and in
conjunction with M. R: Bennett, Nor-
walk real estate broker who is now
located in Bridgeport, has secured the
Short property and other smaller
tracts of land near the Griswold'farm.
The Griswold ~farm has been» the
scene of many outings and barbe~
cues given by the Kiwanis club.
Chamber of Commerce and other civ ic”
organizations of Bridgeport.
Commissioner Ballanl, when asked
last night for what purpose be had
purchased the Griswold property, and
in conjunction with Mr. Bennett, the
. Continued on Page Twelve.
EAN EXTENII VINE
EIIII EIIINIE IIEVUENS
Collector of Internal Revenue James
J. W'alsh made the annbunceinenl 'to-
day that the acceptance of tentative
d 1031?]: will not be permitted in
be case of taxpayers filing returns for
the calendar year of 1919, or for a,fls-
cal year ending in 1920, except in ex-
tracrdinary cases, on the specific au-
thorlzation of the commissioner.
In such cases, any request for per-
mission to file tentative returns should
be addressed to; the ~commissioner.
Daniel Roper,-W8,shington, D. 0., and
it is impossible to file complete re-
turns on time. '
In cases of sicknesg oz absence, Col-
lector Walsh has authority to grant ex-
tensions of time, not to exceed thirty
days.' ~ '
Ip 'meritorious cases the collector
may extend the privilege of filing a
tentative income and profits tax r'e~
prior to Dec 3151,1919, on con-
returns.
In these cases a reasonable exten-
on of time for 111111? the. completed
turn Will be granted by the coins
'mlssiuner upon request of the
~ are contained
.179ng circulataa»
" ign Trade COW: ‘
turns and the ,nse 0f forms 1040‘ T “collars inthe world. Their main plant and in charge of its chapels. died to-
oumonla. Hr. Phelps Wu
shduld state clearly the reasons “11)-
turn on forms 1040~T and 1031-T to'
. ‘ taxpayers reporting for a fiscal year
dition that one-fourth the estimated.
tax is paid at the time ofL filing such '
30m 1102mm; com.
1511011132111 «1111111111, ”
3111111111101 “I”
Money With Latro ”
. Auctioned
4 “1
NEW YORK, Jun. 31. _.
doctors lawyers, teachers ~.
men, widows and orphans wh need to
at allurin stock ‘literattuc mm L.
7Pcrsons Known to be Dead 1: Lambeg mm mm b‘ 1m “d
and over 100 Homeless m 1. 1... are alleged .0 1...... 5.... macar-
rted 111750 000 for investment. “ “lye??-
1121;3311 ‘VhiCh Sta in never made «may expect may to re-
"EEIEE BUTIIAINI] 221.12.. .igm'23'1... 1.... 141......-
AISII EIINSIIAIEII
tisement in a ll all stiect hu “mention:
1Firc Departments Unable to
111
ARE IIIIIINEII
;today announced that Latrobe’s: ‘cuu
Itomer list known in the slang of the
I sh ee oi: as a "sucker list " 11 mild be sold
at auclion on Feb. 6.
A bodv attachment for Iatromdbe,
whose kpresent whereabouts to
on was issued maiden-1113'
IJudgek Knox yesterday at th mount:
of Edward B. Low. receiv'cl
ruptcy -"\\91e filed in thec casQ neutral
Raoul Party Finds §oaltt
. Su‘ of.4 Food Causes“B
' Disaster Among Chickens
' cn Chimmons Island
VIII] EIIIEIIENE IIIE
I. IIE EIARVAEIAN
«troe 1:11.110 mc nzgslnmumatlveswmerCon—
bfl Tpm 'tmuedAhswoeofCare-
months ago I ,.
Penn-1 mm... .0 1.1. Levy 11.. “sucker 4 taker Gray .
élist" is v'inually the out :1 t he is. 4-
I’IT'ISRURG J:u1._9'l.-Sc\nn pct:- y 1 time.
able to lock up at the p11:
5°” are known ‘1’ 1m“ hNEH bu ml The 3350 01:10 Latrobe is said to have
by a high wind. destroyed fifteen 11111 authorized “plungi n3"
porary residences ,occupied by our Market 1111- Levy said. ,
ployees of the Carnegie Steel ("3111- _..._,.+. 1.
panys plant at Clair ion on the Mao:
nongahela river. fifteen mihs from;
Pittsburgh. A11 Mike
was consumed.
The fire, thought to have started in;
a building used as a kitchen entirely;
destroyed the sixteens structures‘
Within fifteen minutes More than 100:
occupantssoi' the house which “ere,
onestory frame buildings, were turned
to 11:4: in mm. attire The «(3
fire department, assisted by the fine
ngters ot the Carnegie plant. tried to
control the blaze, but the effort was
fruitless. 11 11 11 o 11 1 "I
As soon as t e fire a unit: tse 1 ,
out firemen started a search of the Itl‘fiigplllsfltltie
ruins and within a few minutes sewn?
bodies had been recovered. twelve—month that the company
search 1" in
Bible to ascrtaln it all at or occupants
at the housei had escaped x1111111 splendid expansion or its bus;-
NEW YOBK, Jain. 31-—Flre. of 1111
known origin early today.
building nl so:
111131111113 11111
V1 ith a net gain of 8895 1&8me
during diaries:- 3&1.- 11m
.in4 use in Connecticut on December 31,
phone
Ihmughout Connecticut.
ne0f the five
damaged ,state is divi
str.eet Motion picture film and ma- Haven district comprising” exchang-
’chlnery, valuécl at $100,000,1vere de- es shows the next largest net gain,
stroyed Iwhile the Bridgepo
Scores of families living in neigh-Aexchanges;
boring tenements were forced to flee with 14 ex'changes, and the New WA
for safety when the adjoining build- don district, With 16 exchanges follow
lngs caught fire and were threatened in the order gained
pith destruction.
\
ANNIIIINEE ANIILTIIEII.
IVAliE INEIIEASE
Cluett. Peabody 8; C0,; Inc. havean-I
nounced that, starting Februarv ISLI
1.111! cmployes willtave an inciease of \
p11 cent. added to their weekly
earnings at the regular rates at pres-
ent in force
districts gollow: Home New
Haven, 2,;295 Bridgeport, 2266; W’s,-
wnIm don accounts rth
otmull gainfin that district, the fcity o
Icember 81 19187
Continued on Page Twelve.
STAN FORD RECTOR DEAD.
largest manufacturers o: shirts and v car of St. John's Ep
at Troy, New York, employs - many day of pnoum
thousands of workers. _In addition to born in New Yorlt city, nifty yemngo
the Troy plant, there are factories at and in gal-1y life was “the
Leomlnster, Mass. Rochester
York; Schenectady. New York;
rinth. New York; Philadelphia. Pom. era), years was [M
and South Norwallk, Conn. There are He came here in 1912;
also four Canadian factories. In 36111.4
erynt 1Waterford. New l151k.
The business of the company is con- nous.
tinually expanding, and the 31111011an
them of an increase to the workers in SWISS HEM
the South Norwalk plant is an no-
tion of the policy pursued by the colu-
pany to share its prosperity with its
employee, gs war as an evidence of“,
the personal interest taken by’ the on
inanagementin the waiters .0: each
Worker. . , . '
‘ch
» A.—
Government hp: at
.\
.3: are showing the masons why com: me”: 04 the.
meted returns could not be filed on p m
ahauseiork'; 4,
135 .323 the mm number at celephones’
ny’s expanding sci vice re—’
llects a highly While. business do.
Most. net advance. .1: n
has
. had in several yous and present in!
35 continued, for it “33 ‘mW‘Idications forecost. a. ' continuation or
b at: 111:2 :hich the
y o to 9 one com-
the ““0 upper “0°“ 0‘ a. ““1de 00‘ pany. to better ”facilitate its business,
copied by the Simplex Freeman Ma— the Hartford district composed of 14
chine Company, manufacturers of mo- exch‘n‘as" shows a 1m net gain in
tion picture machines on East 3~lth telephones mm any other. The New
mmdmtflct, with 14
the .Waterbury district"
The figures showing the gains by
terbury,1,206; New London 165. With-
drawer of the wantlmo business oactiv-
New Lordon shout: mg a decrease of
I14 telephones from the figures of Do-
z’l‘he net gains during the year in
Some of the principal cities of the'
STAMFORD. In. 31. ~The Rev. Is- Not
0-1181: Peabodyfi 00., Inc are the ac Newton Phelps, for eltht years
Baptist
New ministry He entered. .tbo- Protestant
CO- Epiacopal ministry in 1905 War new
or at Mex-idem
Mr. Phelps was». 1781141155“ in the
tion, the company has a large bleach- Masonic Order andahe had served to
01: the Grand Chapter. howL
(BERN 1.51:3.” 131128101111
norm. . o
’ conditions among the. 1 vs
smttle; on Chlmmons Island .
to death early today, W hen the fanned received from customers wan lost in in mi; Nomi); Mot. yore revealed
in me Stock' yesterday attention, when a rescuing
party, aboard the oyster steamer J.
Howard Lowndeb. landed on the Isl-
130d.
db'y Captain David C. Sunford.‘
yummy. from Mn. Edvard Gray. 19
t strfiehr‘m said orbs had not of
Essen or on anything“ rom her has.
.. ‘Dcnburians decided they
hand since Jmuary 15
The expedition was hurriedly torm-
Lied; following a tempt-lone message No,
*
An important mass meeting of the
striking employcn of the Lockwood
. utlcturing Company has been
caled for Monday morning. All of the
Workers have been requested to at~
tend the meeting, which starts at 9:
o’clock.
About three hundred workers are on
strike in the plant. This morning em-
press room and packing room reported
for work.
A representative of the striking body
of workers stated this morning that
the reason for the walk-out, whiclf be
calm: eflecfive yesterday morning, was
that wages pmd are not high enough.
orient 111111:
111113 11 13111113
Paugussctt Tribe, 1. 0. Ray M., of Dan-
bury. come into towanast night, to
seek revenge for the trimming Codie-
noc Tribe gave them in Danbury They
.were doomed to disappointment. as the
lineal tribe had them hopelessly ou-t
cussed and trimmed them to the tune
26 out o! 36 games played. The
wow so for
I
Mr any is employed ‘as caretaker. behind in the tournament that there
a 131mm and is at watch‘I‘V
mmximn 101' the {cum Nor-walk Oyster promised supper. Io be
Farms Company. He Was accustomed ”39"”:
to me frequent trips ashore but‘l‘t- 1W "6 “d the Cockenoe Tribe
31919.1118 Southern New England Tale-V or in amenoe or ovor fifteen days his then) to reap their harvests Tin-.14
Wife feared he had met with a mfg. three teams tide for high scoae were:
I
nap
or J. Howud Lowndeo and in
pony with Game Warden Wilbur F.
LSmlth went to Chlmmons island.
They 10an Carats. taker Gray,
Tound coudlltons to be in a bad rc'ay.
and there had been no feed for the cat-
vo. One hundred ind ten of the
*2
faring frbm lack of feed
by the J. Henry Lowndes; and a 8
ply of feed and provisions
brought to the island
INEIRMATIIIIV IIIV
Thirty
Send
0
l
I
room-er; engaged hi lorcigu
I
National Fa
Wfimthmd
mfileflcor' g
"N
was-wows; on
and
There was a scout supply of food.
the and other live stock in several
_chickens were dead, and three
com three pics and a horse were out
An immediate return trip was made ~’
‘ I
EIIIIEIEIV IIIAIIIIE'ES
orsign Nations to
rode Advisors to
San Francisco Conventi rm RELIEF STEAMER
‘of N afional Foreign Tradef:
Council
James 11 Farrell chairman of tho
utionul Foreign Trade Council in orl
palliation composed 01475 or 1mm.
Wang Ame‘rica‘h microbial: and mu»
e. ms
nounoeo that thirty foreign nations
mung Control afii South Amer-
ion, (Zinnia. Austinii'sla and the Far
East, will hove trade adviser: at the
Trade Con-
volition, to be hell {3343311 Francisco.
.1980. torfdm We of
113W!“ 111119 - «p
35rd to the gotten of then- respective in the 113',
’ ‘ V or by 0439111111 Grover-flout will be
by 4111382111133. the Eeh do
W‘
WFWCQI n
W- t! MW
was no use in
will be 119111 in a 15m,
wlli be
Paine and Bylnxton. Malian and Rob-
Cockenoe Will haVe a tournhment.
1.1111 the Standards soon, but l§i~defin
ito date has been set.
Elli AEI'ENIIANEE
Captain Sanford obtained the steam- ins and Hon and Rogers
com.
v
The "doll booth”
{fair opened.
til midnight. Grace Brothers' orches-
tra. fuminbing music. The “
Ilatcst popular songs.
1: night . .The fair will clow Monday.
RUNS AGROUND
NDON Friday Jan. 30-mll1‘1‘mlt‘ Hand Mu;
1th“ the British. steamm Wiltccmim
gone aground on’ Farsund
The vessel ca
other food, 86‘9“?
two months.
ins. 3m
0: German- whose some
will former C
m says
.Pflnco amen.
ham: “0'13
W-
finislfinz the genes the of his efforts to pacify
you by the dared the
F‘é‘brh‘r,
-Ez
Al II. NE E. EAIII
All motions records tor attendance!
“9‘ and receipts Were eclipsed, last night.
We“ at the K. of c 1m, in Red Men's Hall.
Was sold out. and the. I t L’il \\ 11 cs.
candy and horses’ booths enjoyed the 1
:gneatest volume of business since the City
ncin was 13 0 ed 1111- Woo
m g m y witness stand this morning, summing‘h
lumbla up frequent qunrrels he has had with
Four" entertainment was postponed Mrs Hellman'
until tonight, Mhenfiiese able singers ..
Iwill entertain with a. repertoire of the cause of it all
Preparations Mrs. Quick
Ihavclicen made, for a large attendance case, ‘1 ho “a“ Drvm‘nt
b01130 from New York to Dan: g will. on“. bf at hp‘ (aruell‘f’
supplies for the people of Poland, has lea" about he, on the Moutside
In his Own defense Heltuum denim;
‘m ““9“ m 3 ”“0“” light here he had ever struck his wile. He sat»
9‘ bl {3943" 0’ milk and ed she. was too fond of the movies. and
“01.111143”
feeding children which would have seen less of her
not Pressing uemum “ Warm“ W’vaald his mite left him with their 10111:
Ichlldren, and he was obliged” to hire I .
“ANY “fiflfiim WANTED BY THE;
31 (Hum) .—Included
Monti-3 “in?” Kiosk, field
my: Wow in “what
7
Picksd Force of Military Po-
lice H as Been Sent Against
the Yaqui Indians
AMERICAN SNLIIIEAS ‘
°‘ W1 11111111111111111
I Ofiemd Protection From
the Bandit \
SAN ANTONIO. ‘Jan. 31—anclsco
-Vllla has established headquartpm at
Satevo State of Chihuahua, and the
Mexican Government has ordered a.
concentration of Federal {Or
huahua CE!" in that State according
Ito a. dispatch today from Chihuahua.-
ICltv to a Mexican 119“ spaper here.
WASHINGTON, Jan 31. ——A picked
Iforcc of military police has been sent
Itrom Mexico City to ”Sonora. in a. cam-
I
cording to advices received heré to-
day. The Yaquis, 0 went on the
warpaih some 1110 8 no altar Gen-
eral Elias Calles for riy Guru-nor
of Sonora, had announ the gmluro
them and G»
only solution or the prob»
5'1me uhe extermination of the
tribe. limo raided many towns and vii-
(Continued on Page Twelve).
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‘111-1111," 311311111
111131111111 1111
That most antiquated of ancient ex.
cuses giicn by
dlflerencos between themselves and
was od‘med before Judge
ehemiah Candce in the downtown
court, by Henry ..T Heltman 9
award avenue, 1who said on tho
“To much mother—in—lnw was
the mother‘in law in the
resented hcr
Son-"1111a“ s 1",en1a1k and she shout-
ed
1 “l 1110111 pav 11nv more of your
bills!" '
14111111111111 “as oriented upon com-
”fiilaim 01 his v1; “,tc who charged him
nousnppott On the Vitus“
Heitni'an alleged film had.
a, who not
"told stor-
w ith
been abused by he: hus
bu
he would have Jilted it better had aha
mother. Heiunm
housekeeper to take care 0: them.
Judge C cc instructed Holman to;
DB! 33. 50 eckly toward the support
of the couples youngest child, who
will be cared tor by Mrs. Batman“
her not or. The three other chfldm
twill mic to live with the rather.
Attorney William F. C’ommanrrcpro-
canted Mrs Hellman. The coco wot
continued for a. further 1161111113..
r Lunch-
Clu'k. 64, avehfin
t o: Normand
ISevcrai Thousand J spams:
8 at Chi- '
mign against the Yaqui 11111131111, w.
boobands to explain 4~
the
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