it NORWALK’S
Hour PAPER
12.43313 1870.
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AILS, JAPAN AND RIIMANIA
:~‘._——The Soviet .
Pi
cas withdrawal from Europes afhi ‘
hurt-i511 Affairs has latic plan agreed it be. ”I
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in the lintted States, last. p Decem r 9’
zuttmia. offering themi “Conciliatory in form. but firm in
Entered at the South Nat-w In
Office as Second .cim My" Submit
[ASSOOIJATEQ PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF.
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THE wow: .
IN CONNECTICUT
I8 REVIEWED“
.Lteutcov. Wilson’s Men to
‘ Put Up‘Hard Fight for
,4 Russia. according's stance, and ' ‘
Aitspntt-h from Moscow crate than its pggcsigclecstSY-"nlglfihggg
. ..t..y, , iscription which the Daily. Mail under—
, 3"1.«-—Prcsident wuqstands is applicable to Mr. \Vilson‘s
rho ..upreme Allied note: The newspaper adds the cont.
... :In Adriatic 'settle- n'luntcation “’i” be answered by
.t: for consideration Great Britain and France as Italy
H1 opened its SPSSmuttakes the attitude the note; does not
filthtmzh officials have ’
rillt‘ltl rvltetive to the
note. it is understood
tilt» menace of Ann-rig
mtt adoption of the Atlri-.
= All” WANT
:liILRilAllBILL
:tttllttltntttst
engagement that. falling to com-
promise on the Adriatic question, the
(Continued on Page Nine).
Atttttilltttltsltltt
WllH riAttltA L088
Thousand Men Lie Down to
Die in l‘v'aterless Steppes
tn»; l‘Vl'l) ‘2': “'hilt- the
~ .n the llt'llzn'Lnlpnt m- l.().\l)v0N, Feb. flip-A wireless de-
,..,.,n,.,t with reference snatch. “'01“ Moscow says that Gen.
l’t'Ww‘ltIv'lll “'ilson is it:-
tnprust-ntzttions l'or
.35. >VrlI of the ill-'tlS'
'l‘rlstoy‘u army. defeated at. Guriev. in
tlu- ttmvt-mment of thxiisk. Southeast
llama, had tied to the Caspian Sea,
1- “filling undcr tt rrible conditions.
__~_;1,mnuvt my ; 1.3.1: 1“? dospatch adds i'l‘lfll. a thousand
'.,,;,.Vn1mti.ms.¢tf5mm. (it the then lay down to die in tho
- ,;..H..»_.._ Rum; \lelt'i'ltJFS steppes v tth , horses and
('rtltit‘lfil, anl that no lung remains
the \Vllite army.
litrv-ru-Itit’vna“ Ewan
lll'i‘lll Fullll Uut'ml'd
“ltlllltl Milk Product-121'
1 I-‘tlt'lllu-t's' Ntl'lntlJI (‘tmo
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PARIS, Feb. 26.—~Soztthnrn Russia
“gs tho Minute of u in vii. oulnl‘eal.
against the Jews during titr- retreat of
(Ur-n. llenikinc's army, acmtr-ling to atl-
\lt‘t'> received by lht.‘ Committee of
.imiish Delegations here. Massacres
'ul‘c leported to have taken place at
Bogopol, Gotta, Golovarevsk, Oliviopol,
Kodimo and other points, including
KrlvoieOzero, where 200 Jews are re-
ported to have been put to death.
More than fifty victims were counted
at Golovarevsk. it is declared.
Panic reigns among the entire Jew-
ish population in the region of Odessa.
according to these reports. The mus-
sacres, the advices state, continued for
five davs at Bogopnl, Golta and OliVlO-
pol, the entire population being oblig-
ed to flee toward Odessa to escape
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out MILITARY
AAA BflNlRBL ALL _
AAtttltAn LINES
. n
gt. »>‘._vndimlismthreat-
in tho French railway
which is vcry gravi-
.11 :‘tl'tt all railways be death.
w- bo-iuz made by strike
'r‘llllflll“ their efforts to
:niirtmd workers in the
‘ . strike, which began
‘ of lllt‘ employes of
and Mediterranean} . . 2* -
'r» provinces the move-;
‘: upon as revolutionary.IE RABIEALS ROUNDE“
> “zonal. by the author:
the Echo de Paris. '
2-1 to insure the de-i HAVE
grgiiws to this city" ' "PIN NEW ,
It M' the Government, ‘ '
‘ é.-'.~, have taken sink: .__.
" ”11 OI DIH‘TiHK’ ”1“! Federal agents acting: ianth‘l' the
3motion at; Special Agent William
iHazen ot’ the bureau of investigation
trf the department of justice, went to
INew Haven, last night, and rounded
rants issued by Commissioner of im-
migration H. J.‘ Skefliugton of thos-
ton. The men were gathered in at
their homes in New Haven. and it is
planned to bring them to Hartford is
day for examination before thcv are
tli«
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:. Page Twelve.
IIt EBUNCIL
igiiiiRATE Atttt
lttttttttttlt
up fifteen alleged radicals on war-
N'ilii‘ll turned over to the' immigration in
\E; ‘1‘ Ispectors for hearings in deportation
I proceedings. .
It was said in New Haven last
night. that_several of the men taken
into custody claimed to be American
‘». .I.‘ll)l3l' I. Order of
”u “I” ,C'flh‘mmffi citizens, and “if this is“ found to be
. H m“ councl true they will be released. it is
A" “3““ ”“1" 10‘) claimed that all the men and member-
tuvtzorrow night.
If the oldest and
_..A-.izr.‘.ions ill the
in practically
wintry. anti is re.
rtrongest of Am-
ship in the Union Al Russian W'orkers
and Peasants, or in the Comnluntstg‘
Labor Party, ."both of which fire ow
under the ban of the go'wrnm'eut;
UNIVERSAL MILITARY
completed ar»
l'uge Seven
AAAA IPARTY IN
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“ _W'ASHlNGTON, Feb. 2§.—Its pro-
vision for universal military training
ellminatédgth'e House Army Reorgan-
ization hill laying down the general
principles on"whicb' the nation’s mili-
tary establishmet would be based was
ready today fox-presentation. K
The maximum peace time army un’
der the bill wouldbe 299300 enlisted
men - and 17300 omcers, including
Philippine scouts and unassigned re-
cruits-x. Aviatio as a ne‘w factor in na-
tional defense is recognized, the bill
makingtnat' sag-glee an «mecca-d1
note with the infantry, artillery and
cavalry. Other newest-vices brought
'- ti'n rsary of Miss
~ happily observed
number of friends
.r: given in her
t‘l Franklin ave-
was enjoyably
an elaborate
' jatiity.
«all: features of
.. .< rendered by
- v Haven who is
. 2.:y. m. Johnson-
or consolidated in the tour arms.
Johnson. New
A; Crane Cincinnati. .‘Ifi
. :lm'l. Greenwich. and
a: this citywidfi
‘ , Hendrick anal
apply to her in View of the standing"
tutAtAA‘ttzlt Attt'
forth’by the we. either are, shalom,
Ham toga neg:w Each of the {our arms would be
- ptisoner by the hmded bra mormml. fibe’bm
‘ _ - ‘xuthorizlngwajotal of 32 »m-
" ,. attests were: cereals and *8 {:b'rl _, .- ' -
trick. Miss Anna Only Mongolian-13$ provided
arty, 5mm Kath; 0mm coral-Wm
Him This Time -
NINIi MUEH
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lNllIEfiAME
Charlie Gates Announces;
I That He Will Not Oppose’
'. Him Under Any Circum-
t stances ~
-~ scum pollutant, , noun.
6.0. P. Oliilttli ‘
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Bridgeport ‘Man Forged
Check Drawn on Gown!-
ment Treasury
Nfll lilIlLll mall
iN littlllil BASES
Judge Thomas ‘Jails' flatt-
ford Man on‘ White Skye
Charge ‘ ‘
A 392cm; WIRE._AN—D‘OUR 9m OPERATOR
W m” we ; 1.. -
Ffll‘ and continued cold tonight.
fl
‘ Attttt mitt
liflDRAWN
Major Dalrymple and His
Followers Called Out of
. cAttthtts
AUDIENCE
Splendid Show ‘Put On by
East Norwalk Improve-
ANtilllefEiliiNEE ‘
"' . ttlltl lN HillEL
tttllt “ENLIS” All
in RENERAL FUN
Iron Count by the Na-‘ meat Association Takes
tiomll ibition Com- ' Large Audience in Com-f
misswna' ‘
munity by Storm . I
AS IREASIIIIER
Popular First District Man
Unanimous Choloe' of the
Council to Succeed‘ the
Late Charles W. Lane
ASNS EIIN III ENVER
MISS RE NEAR SHEEP.
Freeholder-8’ Committee Re-
But Later McDonougb, and
Mrs. Pughe, 'Miss Mill ,
Dalrymple Had Pictures 8'"
“Doc” Moore and Mm
The. following is from the New l'a-i
ven Journal Courier of today: 5
Things aren't going to be so easy.
in the republican party in the statei
for those who want to ‘buck" lalelllnl
lovernor Clifford B. Wilson's. light for;
nomination for governor. In fact ll;
appears now as if the New Haven can I;
vention. will be split, with some 01';
the delegates in the northern part UP
the (firmly committed to the mayor of!
Bridgeport. With the convention,
scarcely a month awav. it looks now‘
to prozndsticators in the political fluid;
as if the lieutenant governor has: more
than a fiulltint: chance for the nomina-
tion for which he has. slrivcn for more
than one term. I
Motor Edward Lyon of Meridcn. witk .
has always been accounted on of the:
.<tz‘onct--'t s‘tppot‘tets of (fol lunar 1L,
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PEACE TREAIY 9
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-—The peacef
treaty came back to the floor of the:
Senate today. to be given the right ot‘I
way until disposed of. "
Despite the demand_of the. irreconciv
lables for ample discussion. debate;
Will not be allowed to drag along in-
tcrminably. On that. point both major-
ity and minority alike are agreed. it.
is believed that not more than three
weeks will be consumed in disposing
of the amendments adopted at the last
theld for the federal court. the?”
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lAtl IN SENATEI
iihe bankrupt estate of Albert
NEW AHV’EN. Feb. 2G.-John Swan
and Ernest H. Rolston of Seymour.
the first a prominent manufacturer lnl
that town and the latter a storekeep-i
er. pleaded not guilty in Unltedi
States District Court yesterday, be.-
fore Judge Edwin S. Thomas to
charges of receiving knowinglygyrop
erty of the United States tl‘ghld
been stolen and their cases wé bet
for the week of March 23 1'me
They were represented by Judgi’lod-
dard of “'oodbridze. ‘
Swan and ARolston had a‘ 7
yesterday before United Stat?
missione'r Bernard Lynch an
immediately going: to the gmnfi'mry
who returned indictments. Indict-
ments were
Daniel D. Gardner of Detroit. Mich.
(Continued on Page Twelve). Ellie ”invaders." ,
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JUNNE IININIAS
III PASSlIPflN ,,
v: ‘MANYBllIRS
BRlitGiCl‘ORT, Feb. 26.-—Bankrupt-
cy Referee John Keogh accepted. in
part only. the report 0! Attornev lien-
ry Swoosh-in, temporary recelvrr of
t‘ .
man, oWner of the Horace Fasb‘i’gll
Shop, at the second hearing. yesterdav
afternoon, called for that purpose. The
reteree accepted most of the items in
session of Congress and a final vote on I ”I" ”I’m" but, 0" the “CHIS for ad—
.tho pact reached. After that
whatever the outcome. the treaty will
i be seen no more on the calendar. av-
cordinglo Senate leaders, who will
await the verdict on the question at
the polls in November.
.TIIE II. A. ll. PRIZE
ININNERSANNRUNEEI]
Last Fall the Daughtersbf the Amer.
vote, I
vertising, for fees, and for men-ham
disc bought by the receiver when he
had charge. they will be referred to
Judge Thomas for review. the referee
holding to the view that as Mr. Green-
.steln was appointed temporary receiv-
ter. by Judge Thomas, the items in dis-
.llvute should be passed by him.
Coho-Has a Claim.
Another item that will be ‘etm‘reti
to Judge Thomas is the expe an ac-
count ot'Attorney Isaac J. Cohn for
servtccs in preparing a bankruptcy pc-
llllCll, and {taking for the appointment
of Attorney Abe S. Geguldig as lt‘ll‘.‘
porary receiver.
At the same time Attainey Solomon
Badesr‘h had prPi’mred a Dell 'on. also.
I
'stored it. for safekeeping, and poured
also returned minm‘
3 H
:hibl
llrom Washington to Iron River
tmake an investigation. demanded ln,by
Holograms from McDonough. who inc.
W“.1p—u.¢. ......
Taken Side by Side
lRON RIVER, Mich. Feb. 26.»TheI
armed force of Federal agents, underI
command at Major A. V. Dalrymple,
Thomas Decided Hits I
l
Jocund jesters and sweet singers, at!
the mlnstrel show staged last night. in
Community Hall, under the direction‘
who came here from Chicago to "put of the East Norwalk Improvement A51
down a liquor rebellion in the Upper sociation. made agreeably lasting im~t
Ikhlxan peninaula." today had becnypressions on the gratifying large au-i
withdrawn and the "revolt" itself had . dience.
flickered (out. The only casualties Particularly good were Dr. William‘
were nine panels of homemade wine, J. Moore, B. J. Thomas, Mrs. L. L.:
taken by revenue amt: from a parish Pugbe and Miss Mabel Miller, who, as,
men‘s house, when the State bad inimitable “cndmen,” convulsed the
‘ attendants. time and again, with
into the snow. I“gngs” and jokes, many of them local
Major Dalrymple's announced.iutcn-'in their application.
tion to arrest State's Attorney M. St 'Among the features of
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t
the show
McDonough and county and iron Rivcr'were the clever dancing of the little
oiflcials as parties to the "rebellion.“Ifavox-ites, Miss Margaret Jarvis and
was abandoned. under orders from CnMiss Beau-ice bowndea, who danced
F. Kramer, National Prohibition Com-“as the “Gold Dust Twins.”'a.nd add'ed
mlssioner. directlnc withdrawals of fresh laurels to their reputation as
t
} capable entertainers. t,
- - Gaylord. assistant Chief 01’ Pro-t The entertainment opened with the:
enforCemem. Was en route entire company , singing “Suwanee:
to River." individual songs were sung'
n
itSlle
The closing chum, “The Vamp,”
was sung by the entire cast.
Dancing followed the entertainment,
music being furnished by the Sterl-
ing orchestra.
i IIEPIIIl VISITS HERE?
I
Norwalk Lodge. No. 709. Benevoiexit
Miss Miller—“Saharan“ and "I'll Say:
ports on Three New Sew-
er Assessments -
Harold T. Murray, a popular resi-
dent of the First. district, Was named
treasurer of the City of Norwalk to
succeed the late Charles W. Lane at a
special meeting: or the council held
last night.
Mr. Murray‘s election was unanim-
ous. There were no other candidates
considered. His name was present-
ed by Councilman Charles A. Volk,
who asked that nominations be clos-
ed and the election ratified by (Salty
Clerk Irving D. Robertson casting one
vote for Kr. Murray.
Until recently. Mr. Murray held a
responsible position in the- comptroh
ler’a- ofiice of the New York Life In-
sill-once Company. About July let be
severad his connections there to be-
come assistant treasurer of Shend‘ an,
Shawhan dc Sheridan, Inc" advertis-
Continued . on Page Seven
MOTHER A'ND FOUR
CHILDREN LOSE LIVES ,
I
" Does
ed on fourth c. I _ "lllami” I
New“ ' m { Sim-‘12:?” 1... wée Wee."I MONTREAL- , Feb» ”ii-*3” 3"
F I ' ’7 I I ‘ Hrs. Fluke—fibula!” Lula.» , . Gregory and her four children were
..-. Dr. Moore-“mum,- "' loomed um an; m. In a Ire
Miss liner—"Golden one" and which destroyed their home at Onen—
"Gray Mother Munroe.” " {field Park, not. In. Gregory and a
' two-thy old baby were lying in balm
the second floor of the home when
the other three children, who were
playing on the lower floor, accldently
Iset fire to the house.
;and Protective Order or Elks, held its
largest attended and best meeting ct
ithe year last evening. The occasion
was marked by the annual visit of
IDistrlct Deputy Grand Exalted Rulert
James P. Hayes of Norwich. who.
made a most inspiring speech on the
god of the order, explaining the great
work the Elks accomplished during
”the war, and what it is proposed to do
Inow' . i.
I Deputy ‘llayes was followed by
Judge Head of Connersvllle. indiana;
.past exalted ruler; Past District Dep-
uty Joseph C. lvers of Bridgeport: Ex-
;ulted Ruler Frederick A. Grimley oi
tXew Haven and Past District Deputy
:tVilliam C. Twombley of East Nor-
fivalkxall of whom made enthusiastic
gapeeches.
The work of the Allington Hospital.
‘New Haven. was outlined in a com-
I
John Keyser. of this city. a
walk street car bne,’
Saturday, by a Dinen' passenger
once of his duty, he warned
I
I
he carwas in Stamford, near.
ductor Keyser told thoman to st
. Conductor Assaulted By
Man He Warned to Stop
Smoking on Street Car
conductor on the Stamford-Nor»
“savagely attacked and assaulted, last
on his car, when, in the perform-
hun' agamst‘ smokmg‘ in a closed car.
the mm line, when con-
up making. The passenger, with.
‘ ‘ I ’ ' " .‘ ‘ l the I [ehen f > V; . - ' _ . . . ‘
ligggnffig°igg°gu§§g 35:15:35"? :0 Shaw and went to Brooklyn with it (t m..- . 5’0 ex,§,52§;,§§‘f§; 231:3 $1£§°$§§ an insolent air, n cold to have minced, remarking that he didn t
late patriotic education. in tin- l-‘::mk- IlPFAPSleyt'II-l'INSI’Zirngfimk 831d burl Ab: thy cause. and aid the ”on senice men know of anybody who could stop him.
' - l ‘ ‘ ll’ h scl‘n'ls.’ ‘ " ' ’3 H c. in the- r . .1“. .. _ _ ' . . .
{{f‘refingfifglgmg‘13?qu m ‘efgch meantime Attorney (aim filed 1.3mm. 32;,2h22 “ "3 “'“m-‘ems- rem-“‘1‘, Hr. Rayner sand at was his lab to mp lnm, angle was breaka
:- . . \- . - lion with ll], l’k l‘ .. ‘ ' 3’ " " ~‘ ‘ ' '
“hm" ‘0' “‘9 b‘“ “My "’1 0’“ °‘ , Haven. Relecrger lazuli}; :3?$‘.‘t’.‘_..;“fn‘:- Officers in or year wzrmomiml. mg the rules of the (3th Company. Without further par-icy.
I.h(' filllO‘Nl'llg subjects: “\thlt Our
(Tonsiituticu Means to Every Amerh
can.‘ “The Constitution as a Check to
iioishevism," "The Eighteen Constitu-
tional Amendments and Their Value.“
Essays to, be written with pen and con-
tain not less than 300 or more than
rd, however, that England reserves ltS
(Continued on Page. sm.‘
zAAHtA’BiAAiA.
, 1 lithium
DUI-3X05 AIRES. 'Wednesday. 'Feb.
25.——James W. R. Macbeay. British
Minister to Argentina, has inlormed
this government that Great Britain
has no obiections to the still of the
steamer Bahia Blanca for . Aw York
under the Argentineiflag. it is learn-
continuation Page Twelve. '
ARMED camp‘s“
= _. molt. FIELDS»
CASPER} Wyn. » Feb. 263-41er
guards last night patrolled the air
fields or the Salt Creek field, said to be
the fiche-toil region-in the RockyI
Mountain States,” to' prevent claim
jumping on the first night “more.
lease of the lands, under the Rational
on Land Leasing bill, signed .by the
K
t
.0! N1
iwould refer the account of Attorney
Colin to Judge Thomas.
A dividend of 10 per cent. “3.: de-
clared in favor of the creditors. A tus-
tber dividend. probably of 8 per cosh.
.will be declared.
' Temporary Receiver Greenstein
turned over $80 to Trustee Geduldlg.
who will wind up the ail-airs of the
conccrrl. . .
‘lttiflitiziittlti ",
‘ SENNIIL PUPILS ill
I
Commencement“ exercises will be
graduating class of the'Norwalk Even-
ing school. Supelistazdent of Schema
3George V. Buchanan 17m present cer-
;tincates to eighteen you; man and
3 women who have mined, eighth
grade work in the Evening school. The
graduating pupils are partly £rom.the
Franklin and partly from the Center
Evening schools, and joint exercises
will be held. .-
,F The program. in full, to!" the exer-
I‘ _ a; '-
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. IiRAIlIIAlE FRIDAY“
held. Friday evening. for the 191911926.
Ied, Henry Bergman being select-ed for
cxalted ruler. and thc.other station:
be rg tlllr‘d. '
‘ Refrrr-hnun‘s were served at the.
tcrnclusicn of the meetlna. I
it is said. the oflendmg'
t conductor on the jaw.
iAAAAi‘Htlt Pill
: UNBERARRES _ q
NEW YORK. Feb; 26.—'rllrongla ‘phssiciaxl’s can’- the mm” t° "“5
the arrest today of RobertsBradley on - face being particularly painful. Ha
a charge of grazing $3,509 in mbényfmumed work this morning. ,
Bonds 4mm Henry L., Doherty and . Following the assault. the m
Company, on Wall Street, the policeimlm waited for them of the street
declare they have obtained a canton-3w and nifgfid apologies to theorem
sicn throwing more light on the mur~ '
gal-'23: Benjamin «Btnkowttz, the’WullQ , — C E
.. messenger. whose bod was REE”, ' LAN As ‘
found in Connecticut last fall am!» he' E IS D I
had disappeared with $178,000 in Lib-I
lady Bonds. Bradley, who is twenty-I
hm yearn ofage, momteduponi
his arrival from Detroit, when he
said be bid spent the ‘
his feet as well as his m.
' With his face battered and bleeding,
'lComluctor'Ke-yaer was hung from the
103.}. landing in a dazed condition on
the ice aloagslde the car tracks. When
the street car arrived in Norwalk, Kr.
«Keyser was relieved from duty. He
Was removed to his home, where he
v
prencCourtwu
meat to hear—on
doctor was no match for his minim, who is
COMES UP MARCH 8.
imam. canmIlYANlS TR IiEl BARR ,
a... ., -‘ 'Ill m S'I'AllS
patron jumped to his feet and punched the
There was a brief struggle, but the con-
alleged to have used
land he telephoned, as well. to the Nor-
Walk office of the Connecticut Com—
pany in an edort to explain his “hasty"
action. .
Superintendent McLean. of the local
street car- office, said, this morning. he" _
had asked the Stamford prosecuting
attorney to swear out. a warrant not!
have the conductor’s assailant arrest—
ed for assault. Whll‘ was committed
in Stamford. o
"Proaocuting Attorney Mathew H.
Kenea‘y. 0! Stamford, told a Sentinel
man, this morning, that no report of
the “air had reached his 031cc as yet.
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