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guess News
7 M HED 1870 _ Entered at the South N Ik—Po‘st. . ' ,
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lPPEARS l0 HAVE SUBSIDED‘ RUSSIA M " ' I hre ’N ‘
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“3'1”!“th and Eight ecu Armed Assistants Ar? on . ' ’
~ in the Lpper Michigan Peninsula Perpared to oman s to es . .
.-:.m L p ’ the County and Arrest Everyone Who ! ‘ .. ' , ts - . '~ .. ~
i'i'cl‘ed ‘Vlth Hlm . ‘ . '7 .
l' Fortv Per Cent. All . sed San. , , . , , _ . . , ,
. o . - . l About ' . ' Although PasI by the ' Three .promment saloons 1n the Seoonl District were ‘ muted"
.\l:r‘:1.. Fvl), -4.—Ma- er, refused today to issue federal u ctr-z Th t C B F; red on he Last N ht Fouom .
. , . . . a an 8 gu a 1g , , of! t the Interns!
manic. tut/rail probtbi- rants for the arrests of SIX Iron Conn-z Th hl Attached P . A t. b the . Way by a squad. m agents Rpm mg
ill - Central States, ty officials charged Wirtgl conspiracy to‘I tASth goygt Ry . . . HIeVIouft “C lionW'tlli Q I [We]: Bax-an. The “Vida” wore the result of an anonymm ,»
www- curly today to obstruct the prohibit 11 law. lunch; 0 e Vie e me _, ouse JI‘EEI'S ‘1 w . . — . . -~ .
.a, stat... (‘ommigsioner declared he could not aCt without-um, g1 os't' ’ ' . ,» Iletm of wmplsmt moisture cafes sent by 9. Norwalk woman to
suit: for the arrest of approval of District. Attorney \rumur , p l “m ‘ * . . iJsmesJ. Walsh, chief of them Revenue Bureau semce m
l m (Emmy and me vii- at Grand Rapids. Mich, Fed-Will ' - . ‘ 5 . 'd‘ I.”
thurzvtl with ob- Judge Sessions or Attorney-General % Ml E EGonnechcut. 21"”) " .
r‘WHll ot' the Pi'nhibi- PawlImIer. A \ D I . F p . STRIKE TALK “W 1' Nemesis were made. 1W! WM told “19 Sentinel, thll
. a or -. '. a rymple. edcrzil ro- . I . I u . . il-
.. .;:l itgpntg brow... {mm hibltion IDircctIzwI [or Imp CermIai KINDS 0F BDLSHEVIKl , : , ~ I . Iinom:g, mu search of the places was made. but nothing
smoke“ and ()thfzr (2”er States, w l0 as Pt for llt‘ warrant s. ‘ . .. .. , , ~ an] onnd ' . _ ,‘W..-
wit states. detrained at notified witch that uhntessa- telegraphic: - > IN HflTEL [033B argyirfrfilihéflwfdifiso? .531“??? The nnu'g'ned'comm‘ nmcs' tion diflculttodeciphtr‘ .Sud' inpmi
’r’fltltlllni‘ii’l‘s' Us the sung: nut mriry o issur‘ t :4 Warrants was ..._._.____... ‘ , . ‘ ‘ _ i o I . _ . I
- ~ . L . , .0; . . - '.- ' ' - ' v. - ’ — . n aged in Long Island Sound senica, - . _ h];
. 1T, 2;, ,“pi‘fi. 19““““§;';‘- ::"h‘,?’..“ 5”,? 1:3,,”12 ,ffgto‘g‘fiff‘lf‘h, F 1rst Class Are Cranks and . lfiei‘ween {ms cm, and New mm “mm "‘uy husband spends s11 mums inn bar-Soon: Waugh“
.H ‘3’ )t‘ ' l pave 5 _‘ , - . .. l k -———_~—— .- _ . ‘ 5 . - ,
Iron River, :tcrnmpemifni li'on (A‘ounty with it company I of his . the SBCOl‘d Class Adher—I Wage Question and Cmé of $1.323”Sgrgffizgngvgfilpagirm:im' He ”VET gives me any money. e 18 . W3” dunking I
r ..r state palin‘tI 7n“. ”.1“, own men and :1 sound ot llichlunn ents 0f Marx’s Principles Living Enter Into 1 ll E .330, was seized. Friday of last weehjkey and beer. . .
. mu schedulwl to l-vflf’ll lrou stittIr- pOIlCP :uIid ~Tllzlkc- the mtefls t; :bv [)pputv United States Marshal “m‘? Hr. WM “id my Mt ’11 complaints, no matter how mv‘
31 u. “wk tonight. W“ ‘0‘“ “mm ~ ' Ques 10“ ' 'u'am J. Hayes, of New Haven, as the. , . v
)l’ic'pr-j. mm. Fol) 24! mil. . -m— I . ,5 AMSTERDAM. yen. li.—-.—\boutI ”-1—,— ' ‘ ’ result of a suit, filed in the UnitedIul, are followed up bylusogce. He stated further that yesterday SI
l tlltutl Stub-g (ummgcspul. (tonttnueu on Page Eight). rpggmy DPT Wm of ,he Red Army mt “ A ll TON l- b Th ., ll States Court. District! of Connefctg‘ut,Iinv - .0“ in I , m did not. war-nut mound “flan
.—-~- —-fi. .— Russia is not “RN!" at all. but is tit-‘11.; '. 5. [NC .'. ‘9 . 213“" e I - by Bums Brothel-5' Tompany' o 'ewi s . . ,
trul. according.r to the staff‘ corres- l road bi". Pit-$5011 135i night by the 3 York city. 5 Although the “Wilt!" 0f the federal men were quietly mm¢v
r: .. » . t ' p q“ pendent of the llandclsblnd, G. Np-pgato. 47 to 17. following similar on The Marion. now moored in u1‘!theirpreconceinthecity soon bscmfiknown, and nunors were fre—
i i 1f i i . cls. who has just Ten-"fled from an ex- :Im the House. last Saturday. cont. ed downtown harbor. is in the custody 01' 8810011 keeper;
5 3 ‘ J A Li? a , «ended tour through $0"in Russia. lto‘ia-V ‘0 occupy much or the a“ on the United States ,
‘ .iliARl BlSHflP
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. 3, 121 Orders Received
1 Apostolic Dil;;,..--
.Y-ihn Ll. Mm"): 01' the
.m'i (‘uzlmlic diocese, wit:
. «l .Ill\ili2ll'_\' bishop of th‘
\l'udnvsda)‘. April 28. iL
t! yi-siwrdtt), zit-cording in
. it have comn hvrr- from the
.vrend John ilvmzuno. l). 1)..
4;; of Hello-nu. Mn. is tit.-
r dviegum zit
‘lm'i'uy hu< also bi"‘n
Dump ot‘ Fluviaa The bishop-
Mifirn nanw or Whirll is Sis,
of th-- lminztstm Bugdad
‘w‘: (' ilt'lwgilzi‘ will attend
:- .7 ion I"l':‘"'lll‘)lll".~ which
» ,. ,. ill St. .lusop‘li‘s cathe-
~ 2on5 :tr» hvin: niztde to
: “'l.‘ tixv clergy Who
‘ :t'wnil Ill" (promon-
m‘v that (”Vt-[‘3' bit of
ll; thw tuLllt'dl‘ul Mil be
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tiliEiEsuE
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luntl. is t'egnrtF-l
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= uxtv and t'llullllg.
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our to tho stipe-
u‘ii‘rli this-1 at
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T L‘HL.‘ ll ‘5' lirjt‘s' U‘
.r‘al-eri.‘ row
.- so long as
1 Jr hvutis. lint.
"I “outlet mlsm
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in pf'ut'fill' thorn
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...i\-. «as BRITISH
")ONER SAVED
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- - Tim sinking 01’
‘5‘w~ntlt“i:‘nn “'81“
i,‘ zhv crew was
~> mossarrn from
i'lepool today.
' l’ilicpaol had
“.ztalv-rcd vessel on
. ”mu i0 Harm»
.‘.';.:':‘cn was bound
“. {Jr a Brazilian
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73:7: TAX
EN NUTSHELL
- ans who had net
or more for the
who had ~net
1» 1920. is final
' "1rd: and mak-'
«.f Internal
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also the
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Providence Man Murders
Daughter and Woman and
Kills Self in Booming
House
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l'ltt’)\’il)E,\’(‘li, it. i. hi“), ‘_‘i .\
tit.ul.i:« murder ltllll 2‘ 1w. lilt' ot-tin'rwl
lltl't“ Sands; lzizht \‘.‘!'vll Sylvnu'.)
'l‘hrt’sl‘u’i, l7, ”2' WI?" ‘ 'nsi-ntjgti-r
siren-trim: and lu‘lltul Hm Hot ;:i.
iii, o: lHH \Vnstminssm not, unzl
hi.» liy'flroid Il.t:i-h?vi lllllki}.n of
Buzzu‘tl's’ liu). amlIlhen himself.
The threw had been to rhurc-h
early in the evening and after the ‘
services Alisa Tolland was invited to;
accompany .Vlr. Thresher and lust
daughter to the rooming house when»:
he lived on the third floor. l
The daughter had been visiting;
with her sister at. mm Westminster
street. having come here a few iltly‘x
ago from Yet-mouth. Mass, with ho-r?
mother. where they had been liVinu‘
together. since the parents separated
several years ago. Mrs. Thresher at
(Continued on Page Six).
éMEii‘AEEEHAs
g ANARRIJW ESEAPE
Charles Magoo. of Norwnl‘h. had a
wry narrow escape from instant.
dcmth when thrown from a automo-
bile. on Sunday morning. \tht bap—
pcned is best told by the driver of the
car, who said he left New York at 5
o'clock on Sunday morning, with his
employer and his other men. on their
way to Springfield. Mass. They reach-
ed Norwalk about 7 o'clock and stop-
'IK'tl. to ask a man. who proved to be
Mr. Macee, the way to Bridgeport, and.
learning he was going that way. ask-
ed him to take the ride along. Every
thing want 0. K. until striking: a good.
clear stretch of mad and coins: flirty
.milcs an hour. without any warning
‘the front wheel broke off. stopping the
'car suddenly. throwlnc Mr. .‘riufzec out.
He struck the roadway _‘.‘\'Hll zit-4‘
. force. He was picked up in an almost
{lifeless condition and carried to the
nearest doctor’s. where, alter three
hours, he recovered enough to tell who
he was. It was found there were no
bones broken. and he was told to go
home and lay quite for twentyvfour
:honrs. then return for another exlmi-
inatlon. Today it was gonna that while
badly shaken up. sore and still, there
gwere no serious injuries and. after sev-
leral days’ rest, he will be as good as
lever, ’
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The' $10,006,000 drive through’ the
United States is now on. The quota»
for Norwalk is $12,000. Send your can--
tributlous to Samuel Roodner, chain
mg of Norfolk district of the Zionist
nation of America. ’1']:i follow-
in contributions were, reciv :~
,Sagmnel Routine:- . . . ...”.. . .' $333.33
1!.
{American HatCo........i.... 350.00
J. mention ............r....» :.
W. Lmumr '3"-"‘“":'”‘"
.Chsrles Harris .....t..;....,.IIII~
J. Bechef ""?‘":"‘,}"’t'9-""j .
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-J....'..-’c. w
‘ writ. normal to:
me- up to $4.090
; ‘Fsmption. Eight
9; '-. .l lax OB' balance
Surtax. tron
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. $5.000,
‘cromtejuspnflo
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He says about sixty pcr cent. of the")f railroad union 0111(ch and gefienll
direct charge 0! Deputy Sheriff Ed-l
Max-shin. and is mum: concerning the arrests of: seven! well-known
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0171 ~ers, win ill“. lar clv lrawn fromEcommmevmen',.wh°.“r“ here to . yard 3' Doolens. The freighter is > ‘
m: ”1“",1; milllnrvgmen‘ 0‘ the old ,on Resident “llHOI‘ls proposal 1 .the purity filled with Iwater and is in need , . -
Upper class, ul‘v "(.‘zzu'ist" in inclina—‘Eémuemem. 0‘ ‘21:)?” wage at repairs. . RE :
tit-n. This lmvcx only about twenty i‘m lmpanxal "l unnl. . I I
pm (mm M the» soldiers. and forty pr} 1 i7:dnl?l;$fmt;l:z :dl?:;:ilnblll lg)“
t-c-m of HIV oilir‘ers, thoroughly attach-:6 the \Vbite “0m“. when;
i ulI in tho S'wivt i'cpime. the Teytmppeal may be mad»: by the fin
in”); Htutrul or (‘zarist , “'3 veto lo'prt‘vent tl‘m arbitration r0»
-\.‘Fl"'l»~'. on“ 01' “1“ WW neutral 07" ! visions. to “which thcv objcct.
.w-rw... prrmiltml to visit Moscow and into effect. Sew-ml officers d
ntlu ~ St‘l'l"l cithu recently. gives that such an appeal was nccvmfi (0‘
ii‘llt’h new information I‘r-::;vrtlin:: m r. .tnoget.the unrest among their meliber.
'lllii‘ni‘i [imam in :t svries of article‘s gship. Strike talk was upon in {M 110-.
row. i'nnni: i his paper, Itcl lobbics. where the union men gatlyi
llt- norm-u Soviet Russia through. 'vrvd. though by some of the hisher or
‘ .. " .Iflrcrs h was discountenunced. While:
Scizilming that a strike call would be
tilt“ per cent. eflectirn, they n-x reused .
belief that this. was, not the tfm'ior sky, :3 Elizabeth
w...
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"Emit-mu WERE
ASSAUllEll m
KUNZ’S truer
Peter Bayes, 138 Austin nv'enuc.
avenue, Bridgeport. sud Charles Selin- heavily lined in the my n “New,
ice headquarters yesterday
mus EiNEn‘ EquINEmEENEuu
+ lfllAlill 5140; NEW HAVEN Hus
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Four of the five prisoners ”WM-“Captain Hurley Says He Is
- l S t l ‘d‘ y night in the police raid on ~ .
’fhe in: gland Lee Freudenthnl aparr- NotIon the Case—Elm City
Police at Sea
gmenus. 2:5 Vi'ashington street, were
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SU’PEY. NWT-95 “3 dav morning. and one was discharged~
“NM The trial lasted practically all day. The Stair police have not taken cm'
they were “tucked and sssanlted in ‘ending at 4:30 o‘clockinthe afternoon. part in the investigation of the series
Isuch drastic measures. in Vicw of pub- 9"
glic disapproval such a course tonld
4fcoxninsud. , '
- ;‘ President Wilson's proposal: one“:
:scd heatedly in secret meetings. may, .
nobbe act‘vpted by the union men. ac~i n8
,cording to reliable information. ManyiNo warrants had
. _._____.__. W . gdocuments bearing on the wage quesqthe ease up to
_ , , ‘tion. and the cost of living have been eating attorney
Fire Starting In Basement 0f (I'Iizt ulzttr-d bi-thcn the “'hite Houfif’J
ailmad Administration and tho com-
Home for Age‘d women Of-I nmce mi-etings of the fifteen railroad
Lynn, Mass” Cuts Ofi' Res-Bunions. None of the unions expected
' cue of Bedridden Inmates; Confined on Page Seven
LYNN, 33:155., l-‘vb. 24.~At least four,‘ wflulu EAlMlY
III .
Women were burned to death when.
inmates of tho Lynn Home for Agcdf
filo, ran through the building: yt'sicl‘—7
day morning. Search was made for .
the bodies of others. 1 l
‘ Trapped in Rooms. i
The Man sprung out of the axe!
nit-n? before the used women in the}
institution were about. It spread
quit-kl}- through lh“ old structure in;
which lhv home is located and over-t
tool: in their rooms several of the-
inmntcs bedridden by age or ailments!
Other-sot the score of occupants, of the HO" 0? expelling the Turks from
‘Bnttling Kuwz's place
no: met. We young' men were
referred with their complsm'u m .
Attorney Cranmer C. Hagar-nan.
mu may the prose—
statlng no'formal rc~ lengthy
port 91' the allair had reached him.
MAY smmuuu ,
0N THE TREATY
'WASHISGTON. Feb. 2i.-Movement , . II - .
among: Senate Demoomts {or the hold 'and be was discharged. Wound“ “P the Part “Wk by th: no.
ing or a party caucus for Consldt‘lut.sli
or a possible shift in policy on treaty
h reservations continued today under the
{surface
! Strong supporters of the administra-f
l .
iiion, while expressing a willingness to;
; , , , {enter into a caucus, declared. however. 3
LOXDOA, Feb. 24.‘Agitation in {afimm 3 .meeting of party
, , ‘.'0n;zwould reveal little change in
home madc their way down the stairsusmmmovk’. Whith has be?“ a t‘rmlfl‘iC-Ement on their side of
In 21 North 3 A vast deal a! testimony of a nature of hysterlous firesjn New Haven (lim-
1 . ‘3 res at has; the past few weeks, according to
{fifb‘ddm m§..immlum f’a‘em. .7-.. ‘ Robert T. Hurley. According '
lmfll John b: masts in the. witness to t ‘V “3"?“ reports the State M”
l Clair and Attorney John J.. Cuneo. h"? be?“ expected to take a hand and
'coursel for we defence, enlivened the 3 59" Haven paper announced yes- .
and otherwise tedious pro- tcrdny that Captain Hurley had been
,in New Haven on the case. This Cap-
. Judge George H. V'osb'urgh found tain Hurley denied. He said he had
ii“ 1.5, Freudentbnl “my .0! keeping not been in how Haven for a long no:
. nous." ' ’ i rv nd ‘ - .
9:53..“ éhgmé-fg 19$} 53:22:41" 81.10: Mysterious fires have stirred how
i - - - .Haven for weeks. on Saturday nights.
“112103;; 2.3%??- £1313“ "Johnnv “rilfand the New Haven police have not
Hams". were each lined 320. “which 1”“ “W“. any clue "0, apprehend “1““
m”. paid. Mrs. Mal Sutten. who “L authorities beliere is :1 dangerous
(mod to make any statement in hPr‘Ipyrctnamao, who isInow at work.
own defense. was fined $30. Charges; “ “h ""5 exception of an unfortu-
azainst “Allen Hatter" were boiledlnat“ Wanderer,-no suspect: I 1vc been.
beenjwom on: in
i ceedlngs.
flicc despite extt‘nnve investigat‘on.
‘iiflmusuumu
tBUllNESS MEN - . ,
1‘"Ii|lilflllIiNilUET§ ’ {EBMESINMAREII
members ‘
semi- ;
l ._--
the Senate Ii
. . . . . The Nor-walk Business Men's A:so»'
while a few were assured out by at- “OHS ““4“”? in one section 0‘ the chamber. : - - i' < an "a l: " . .» ~ - hp.
tendants before the flames rut on inclines-Q during the lafit 1"“ d3.“ and _, Republican leaders watching the. , ,fgatigzrl‘x: llk (129”! n 1 9009! at deg-hi, 13,3 :eegllyr- MET]. hazy}:
'S " "- i” th 3 SH! i Moi.- ~ 7 g which has had the support of rcltgxoua‘ i r ' 11‘ De t" l e ‘ 0 .a me - lasl evening. one -12 .a, “' . .l‘ ‘t ‘ “‘“m 9“
t (Apt 0 0 e l n . 101m... i . . .ported (19"? DIV-hm ”1 .i ‘ macro ‘cltumdred find sev m be ' ' through ut the l'u'ctl Sim“ Thi‘ l
The building was dwt‘nymz, and philanthropic bum-s. met a ruuuzqrmks reitemzc‘d the}; assertion that '“ en em ’5 smug 9 ‘ ‘ " ‘“ " ‘ “‘ 3
The police announ (4‘ later lh9il‘ be-it’rbla’l “0m 3"."1” section ”7‘
”9f mm the four rs “m,“ whose bodies (London newspaper world today. “E‘mhluesg to accent tlm
were recovered Wow tlw only v,--;\-t{m,-lccnle.ndcd the ““9910“ “'33 "m? of “011 DTOSTEUN-
of the. fire.
Thcso women. \s‘lmsv agvs were he?
twven (in and 7" years, “(1‘03 ‘l;i.at
R. \Vailkt-z‘, Lydia K Vt'atle. Martha E.»
l’rocior and Ella .-‘-\. GOWdy. l
sen.“ z-u sentimenial considerations. known
motion of the supreme Allied tinnnr l.‘
ln'a lengthy argument. the me.»
_———_.-~_. igraph asserted that brill-sit bl ill‘illiun»
{ship has "neither the duty no; th.“ in-
terest to expel the Sultan from Con-
istamiuople. and expressed the (pinion
SEiMBUEJmNEESSEE... .,
IHIEF’ BHUNB "IVERZWM and, ill-considered. .
"We counsel those who sincerely
ruppnt’l it.“ the newspaper continued.
"to cite. more unprejudiced study to
I-‘n‘ 22 Democrais had eridcnred a. willing
d Admlzzisnation 103d?” 'Ahe u”-air was representative
:s ‘ .' 1" . i‘ - {:1 r3‘ 6 a; I. .i ”‘a -.1 g) " ‘ . ‘ - -
uch imptuanr mat it um] I t b ,dlsput‘dItIEBIItbztIiLIrmh. dude to ll... of prartccallr all
I . ‘ u u. .0. ~ I-_ "l u _ -
but must be [cit to the matured dt’llb' , tring'ihe supporters of the Lodge re- 130?“?31“:"m u" and man, "m“ 5‘3“?“
scrvatinns to within a dozen of the '
twothirds vote required. '
Fret-10112:. to the conVenlng of the .
, . chestra a . . . — .
Senate today. lcaders of both plrtles Dd after the am“?- 6‘9” 0’"?
w. re unable Ito say whether considera-
tion or the tréaty Would be resumed or ”Ypmng
..nr titer some. cf the more urgent lug-t
- islation would be taken up.
in film”
33:10er to *1 sumptuous repast. served
.. . v - a’ waxy dining-room management
Rrvu‘mm“ "359*“ onus well—known hostelry, Mrs. E. L.
t '.\ (MS
not a drive, as the word is ordinarily
used. bu: is intended to mark the fact.
that tho Thrift movement is a perma-
nent pnl‘cy of the Treasury Depart-
ment and that he thrift idea em-
bodied in the Thrift Stamp should he
a part t.“ th?‘ regular cdncaticnal pro-
:zam. it 1‘; hoped that during this
week teachers generally will endeavor
to plar‘c before their pupils no effect-
ively ll»: importance of "regular sav-
ing before spending" that every pupil
Iln.thP primary grades and the high
schools shall have 3 “'ar Savings
Stamp beiore the curl of the school
1.yerrir in June. 1920, ‘
. During the past.
strength. would prominent business l
IUurimr the evenin'z music was fur-
vntshed by the SterlingVVellnitc— on
present joined the players in the ac-
companiment of many popular, songs,
the proceedings up to an en‘-
‘éoyable plane of good-fellowship.
i C. Irving Brington, tonsunaster and
,clxprman of proceedings, introduced
I E-limr John Rodemeyer. of Greenwich,
sas the principal speaker
five months the
.hearers in an enlightening and hunter-i “immune" on Page 511‘-
ins-w :actors in the problem, especially ”an "t the even. Educational De artm at c
.. . n . I ,Great 3mm!“ position as 3 Darren; , ”limb 10:31: wasln his usual good form, lugs Division For Ngw é! Itbe ~av.
“ ”113m semlour, as lhlrd Street. Iwhich must not disregard {he feelin" ! S e a my. was, in Yul-S gone m . he . Hg and has
m‘mlzm‘d below “JG: 590““ H- '0: many'inmious or its Moslcm su‘iii i“ "193*“ regular meetings or Norwnik’s 911 working on an outline for teach,
Yosburgh, yesterday. in the city court, jects." . l men of business, and entertai his
on charges of assault. breach or the The Daily NeWs. which has always!
peace and theft, was, bound over to “been a staunch champion of the Arm-l
the next term Iot the Criminal Superi- genial“; and a supporter of Gladstone‘sl
or court in bonds of $2,000. tie was demand to “sweep the Turks Out of
unable to raise ball. and will be taken Europe.” also calls ror consideration
to the county 13.1]. Brfdgeport, for of the problem in. the light of present
confinement until his trial- circumstances. ‘It says the real ques-
Seymoar, who was arrested by.tlon is the weight to be attached to
Policeman John E. Flynn. is alleged wings of Moslem unrest 35a resul:
.to have savezlgely attacked his wire. 0 the expulsion of the Turks from
“screening the furniture in ms their spiritual capiuu.
Third street home. He is‘ claimed ”to - ,
have-confessed. as well. to stealtngxleuE TAX MN
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Chicago, today said that although the
nation of the Federal suihuge ”pend-'2
assured without the;
aid or Connecgeut, the Connercicut As-‘
sedation will not abandon ule attempt
to bring Connecticut in as one of the
necessary MHz-six States.
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