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. today to take Stock
punt-e treaty situation
:‘tr- Walsh reservation;
V. utter a sharp politi-
nil ot‘ this reservation,
Attierican representa-
1.0:”116 of Nations be
; ma-iomtl action, mark-l
-. vak in the solid RepubJ
. hlch had Stood firmly in
SU‘CLLllL‘Ll Lodge reserva-
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controversy over the
-.«tion, the tight shifted to.
Ten reservation, one of
obstacles to ratification ot‘
Senators of both parties
their consultations to a point
he advice of President “‘ilson
:ught indirectly on proposed
in the Republican reserva-
UJ word had come early today
“'hite House.
pied, the W'aish reservation
with agreements reached
viii bipartisnn conference.
.‘e today had before it the
(hating with the activi-
tv~ttaration commiSSion in‘
"t'l.ilt"ll to export trade lie—
i't: itetl States and Germany.
Tlttn follows:
irnd States understandsz
.matiou commission will
interfere with exports
' «l States'to Germany or
. to the l'nited States
['nited States by not or
a; of Congress approves
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in: 2 '- )ADER
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f'i'Y. March
3 twitter. who was cap.
a week ago, when he
of Puebla disguised,
. to death by a summary
\‘wdnesday night, and
‘:'.l;ly morning, in Pue-
to advices received
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‘1 forces a year ago
_ ‘2 r- llnterocean Railway,
.. I my and Vera Cruz.
Among the crimes
' dirt om Puebla. car-
at Boy Scouts, who
; a German school; in
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it believed they were
zcrusns T0
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'1 Enforcement act.
5 blast it.
tiimination from
“ficpriation of
.6 dry act,
r the Eagen motion
. House then m
“‘1' Lil) without 3-
'NEWLIRISH Bitt-
“ARENAS SHOT]
5.—Ctrttu‘
' the Government, and
his been engaged in
‘ lit-c “ed was the fly?
*' Mrs Were killed by
' rtL “an ACT-
5,—The
iQfllSE'd, by an over-'_
to repeal the Vol-
. 't fure was offered by
...~t-t'ut, New Jersey. as
‘ ft: the legislative. exec-
: appropriation meas-
4." Gillett overruled ll-
Mr. Eugen
the
$4,500,000
‘5'. were defeated mm ‘-
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thorium“
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Sign Blankgt Resignation
Are Turned Down
RIDGEFIELD. March 5.—School
teachers of this town took matters
into their own hands, yesterday,» 21 of
the 23 women on the teaching stems
resigning their places. followmg a de-
cision by the board or selectmen to
the effect that an increase in salary
could not be granted. The wachErs in
January petitioned for an increase of
$200 a year. '
The decision set orth that the town
charter does not p it ~ofan increase
Toward Ireland
tbeing granted. On receiving this in-
tformatlon 21 of the teachers signed a.
BRITISH AIMS ARE
MERE HYPfllIR‘lSlES‘ cameras...
retfised to accept the resignations.
, . There was much speculation alnong
ays Amerlca 15' More Bl.t-';it will become necessary to close the
ter Anti‘EngHSh Than ll'Ifschools. Information on that phase of
Past 40 Years tthe. situation was of an indefinite na-
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DI'BIJN, March 4,—5‘lutrp criticism
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ot‘ lhe“n(*w lrish Home Rule bill wa'siRUSfllNfi fflRMER
expressed by Sir Thomas l’lunkett,
a u “ Plilttlill.
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peaks at" Welcome Home
Dinner of His Impressions
of .the American Attitude
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ASSOGIATED chess Wants Fm ALL sanrgfoéifilx
When Salary; Demands --
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taxpayers today as to whether or not! Nationalists Say the, Alliw
chairman of the Dublin Contention at
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u "Vl'elt‘ttttm Home" dinner given in ! Isutmn's supporters. it is daily becom- lcrensed rentals will inquire. with you
his honor here tonight by the Irish ' ling clearer that Mustapha . Kmal‘sllmerfit. into the assessments made;
Dominion [.mtgm; During ins ad." . lowest “1, Ash“, Mini"; will nott ‘ccegdagainst the properties concerned. §
dress. Si 33' race. who has just re-j “ peace uly l 9 Pa" toning 0 ‘m ct
tnrtw .t t‘rtiii lht- l‘nitml States. gave 3 --—-- Turkey which the Suturing C00, mu“ ’8: l
hi imprt s; it: .: of the, American atti-f THE H AGUE March 5 --'l‘hc Dutch believed to contemplate. % ill yen;
"3'1" toward “may“ A mm" “"“mf’r trm'ernmeut today for the second Esally 00““!de Mustapha Wane! rep- l
ut persons prmmnt-nt lil lust. affairs :time refused to deliver the tormefimnm the real DOVE? 0‘ M- *
“”“mh‘d ”‘9 dinner. Ttlerman emperor to the allies for trial.
7‘4"“ “More the war ht‘t-itv mu.“ not THE HAGUE. March l.-——Hoilantl's
NHL 1 was "“"tv‘rw‘fil the ltt‘m't‘ 0f zmsm‘t'r to the second allied note rel-
ll‘t' world and Me orderly progress. it'
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:2. sun \.ll, t \V( morn (l\ll....l- .of tormer Emperor “Illtam or (.lf‘r‘l ey .15 being ‘Ww" l
,u-n appends-(l mort t'nzn on any otltetntnam will probatitv be handed Pre- tcmttested. ’ lint-Joplin Remain orve .
t:l‘.:;il::llf1ruli Intnmffi. understanding mirt- .lnyd (iv-mm: by the Dutch Mitt. giggles, gage?”alrtgn\nagmusg;t?ttl:atetli_
' 'I"."_“‘ If“: ‘ ”“i (””“W‘n‘t‘l'flllh lrfz‘.‘ in London this \vt'ck. lutima- o erat' " f . -‘ A. b §mit The Roth Manufacturing t‘ompany.‘
"‘ ‘9" 5‘4”"“3 ""='!‘! l pref»: : a tans: huw been given i that the p‘ m" 0 “um“ ‘ m' ”“1 u" ‘of New York. makers of toys. dolls,»
‘3 , ti,.'.'.‘. ‘. '. . ,.. '4 ‘ ‘
..u with“ lamp: ' "tnl thv g} :bt'lli'llltlitls lunerntueut Will express
it-' wiiftttatmss to guard the I'l‘Sl-
‘t'.llll." monarch and prevent anything
((‘untinued un l‘;.:_'t- Fuvcnl.
- ~ ~—-~-—-—--~: 1- What might threaten the ,‘ih’lCt‘ of
[Q "Europe.
u ‘ Night and day. shifts are \Vttrktn:
ion the kaiser's “new rrsidvncc _:tt
Doom. an (lit is reported fie will
movo there from Atueronzen on May
13. A high fence about the house at
Doorn,. and it in reported he will
at- first because it of)
TRAP IS SPRUNEE
Hamden Man Who Murdered
Stepdaughter Pays Pen-
alty at Prison
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tthe work. A trainload of furniture ar-
lln‘Pil at Doom from Berlin
. ‘months ago and recently
Daniel Corona was hanged at the'The blinding h“ been rudi
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Connecticut State prison, at “others-'tnodelled. half of the first floor liciiiez
field, a fir“. minutes after midnighgmrepared for t‘ount liohonmllem“
this morning, for the murder, in Ham-‘occupancy. while one of the “bug;
den, of his stepdaughter. His lastiwill be given over to the former e, A,
gang‘s, as the black hood was being press. ' ‘ m-
tte over his head and the noose While on '
‘ . , .. protected by h l . '
Xiiutyned about “his neck. were Mn! a moat. the Boom estate I: 3:32:11?
. ' ~ a 200-acre cage that can T- ‘-
The prisoner moaned with fear as guarded and within Which ”be Bis”)
he entered the execution chamber. sup— ‘1 um’
government expects Willia l
ported on either side by prison guards. h m 0, io-
Rev. Father Barry. Catholic chaplain dgt‘igollern to spend the rest of his!
of the institution, was reading the lita
any for the dying. The responses of
the condemned man came in a. shak-
ing voice. As he stood over the trap.
beneath the fatal noose. a. guard step-
pod. fonward with the black hood,
while another bound his hands.-
"Wait a minute!” said the prisoner, As MHUSE DICTATBR
“I .want to say something." Whatever,
statement he had in mind was cut:
short, however, by the hood. caught
around his neck by the noose. l
He. entered the chamber at 12:08:12;
the trap was sprung at 12:08:33, and
.he "as pronounced dead at. 12:19z5.
Thu .day. his last day of life, was his.
birthday. He was 34 years old.
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DETROIT, March 5,—Micliigan was
in the grip of the March blizzard to
day. Heavy snowfall, high winds and
near zero temperatures were reported
from various parts of the state.
The lowest temperature recorded
was at Mnskegon, where two degreen
above zero were recorded. Heavy
snowfall that paralyzed practically all
tratflc was also reported from other
Lake Michigan shore cities. .
Rail traffic was, virtually tied up in
the eastern part of the upper
peninsula. Reports trom‘ Sault Ste
Marie were that Canadian Pacific and
800 Line trains were running ten
hours or more behind. schedule, while
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Diptheria Traced To» .
Greenwich Milk Supply
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HARTFORD, March Sr—Foliowing
the death of two children. in Groom
wlch, from diphtheria. traceable Etc,
milk supply, Deputy Jinn-y Comm.
sioner‘ 3.:0. Daniels today asked Dr.
A. ,E. Amati. health om 9f Green?
wlch, for “a“ statement to sum there-
lal'tlen of 1119 , combat to‘the guilt, sag-t
py, pom, exactly 7 us, owhether ofln
the Katelyn?“ to, nonfiction, bod» ...
been observed 111 210mm; of tho .
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At the regular meeting and annual
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Lodge, No. 529, Loyal Order. of Home,
of the lodge. that or dictator.
in this city several years ago.
. succeeded as treasurer by B. J. Rcyn
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1 year:
Past, Dictator—Hou’artl E. Knapp.
Dictator—Frederick H. Gaming.
Vice-Dictatoerarry Beckett;
Prelate—Georgc H. Sheldon.
Secretary-Byron C. Mead. *
Treasurer—B. J. Reynolds.
Pellicotte.
sion for all whgattend.
fiflMEMBERS l0 fill
a special meeting to! South N
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ntive to the extradition or internment , Asiatic Turk
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lernment is at Angora. beyond reach 0!
road now is near oilnimttfd a public .naval gun's. and the Nationalists boast
th 3 - C_ De 011. the fill- all"! allies cannot recruit armies and
. oxities having waived opposition to r
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several Iain
five alltll‘ ‘sum ti
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,tinnal trttcitloads were received there .Iflt‘sgpol
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election of ofl‘ibers of South ‘NOK‘il‘all-Zl
held last evening. Ft‘ederick'li. on. “”0““ CWWMW‘H‘
:nung was elected to the highest on‘ice éfore Congress."
3i Ga-‘ . .
hung has served the lodge as its lreas-im‘ittee’ "would “0" be paid for time at
urer since the institution of the order}
He 53-;
,{lnerestorlng former service men and;
olds. «who was elected'last night. The:
following were elected for the ensuing
Trustee (for three years)—-Baidi_a
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The installation of officers will be!
held on Thursday evening, March 26.
at which time all members are ‘ re-
quested to be on hand to. welcome the
new officers. and a. good tiine is warm
ised by the entertainment committee.
which is going to have something a
little out of the ordinary on this occa-
stmuttt} liltillli:
Angina! of nea‘rgonfg candidates?
‘0 mm‘ , ‘ e WSW accord! to immune bile J~
the second degree of Knightboodfiatims. “a“ attorney's; pa * ”
Council, No.“ 1253, Knight: of Colum-
bus. annexti‘l‘hnrsdlyeveninx. nur-
nts for thydegree work ,were
models” Mg, ate. murmeetr
admit]: their fine new
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Kemal’s Forces of doom
' ' time a strong sentiment toward omn-
M811 ”Net to 8“pr to the into; a Tenants' Protective League to
Partition 0f A818 combat the alleged rent profitoen,‘
tic Tur-
‘g who are drastically increasing resid«
ential and store rents.
One of the principal moves planned
by the proposed league is to petition
the Board of Assessors to increase in
valuation the property of every man
who increases his rentals.
The point the league members will
take is, if a property owner’s monthly
income from rental: is materially in‘
creased. by the fact of his Jumping the
rents of his tenants, he should be torc-
cd to pay higher taxes, as the league
will demand that his property be are!
ceased in proportion to the income he!
derives therefrom. l
Work of the assessors is not yet,
completed. Their books are now in‘
the hands of the printers. But. whenl
at a date to be set shortly.)
that the victims of iii-i
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Holding Occupied Sections
CONSTANTIUOPIIZ. March 1,—-
While' the announcement that the'
Turks will be left in Constantinople they meet,
has been welcomed especially by the it is expected
Although the British. m andé
Italians hold Constantinople find the!
Straits securely with their advice. nl-l
lied tenure of occupied portions oil
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WMMEREIAL Blllli.
bands. ills supporters predict war:
this. sprinu, or sooner. if the Greeks;
are. left in Smyrna and the. French in
Cillcia. -
Through theolr control of the Turk-
novelties. etc, have leased the third
tare to move in about April 1. ready to
. ado business. The entry of this con-
‘Sh Chamber of Deputi‘s- it ‘3 W9“- {ccm in Norwalk. although not large
9d ‘ Mustap‘na Kenny“ Nationalists in the number of help employed, is an-
Vil‘tlmlly'dominutp m" C0n$lflnllfl091630tber indication of the progressive
government and laugh ll allied gspirit the city is in at the present.
“treats to the sultan and um. naval 'lime.
display in the Straits The n t gov—l ’ The quarters in
building are rapidly being remodelled.
and. together with the rest of the of-
fices and rooms in the building.
be modern and up—totheminute in‘
every particular. Composition floors.
electric wiring and modern sanitation.
are. improvements over the old affair.
which will, no doubt, put these quart-
ers at a premium as soon as finished.
Contractor M. J. Riordan is in charge
bf the remodelling: Harry Moeller int.
stalling the electric wiring. ’
NthWAllt Mitt“
tutu BRITAIN
aise sufficient money to carry on war.
in the interior of Asia Minor. or re-
occupled sections. British as-
that Arabia. Palestine and
_ amia are already under con-
trol is contested by the Nationalists.
Ulfiiilfiflfl tut ,
grunts-m
WASHINGTON, March 5.-—Payment
of a lump sum‘of $500 to each person
who served in the military or naval
forces of the United States was urged,
before the House W’ays and Means
committee, today, by Marvin Gates.
Sperry, national president of the Pricz
vate Soldiers' and Sailors’ Legion. 101111 Bush former resident of Non
He opposed proposals of represent-. .. . Bos
atives of other soldier organizations‘lv‘Jk' now of ion, who served {our
,years with the English forces dorms
for adjusted compensation, varying = the war is vthing friends in this city.
from 3.,0 to $30 for every month of; At the outbreak of the .1": Mr.
service. and said the services of in, 13th was working on apcattle boat.
000,000 young Americans never mumlLandlng in England during August of
,be paid by "the slumping. miseriy ads 19,“ he enlisted in the British army.
bills pending; ba- Thereafter he saw much thrilllnx MEN"
5 , rice in France. He served ax one l mu
l' he '0“ ml cnm'lin the United States Navy.
so much a day or month, but as a hem-i H'BERNIANS m
STARE IRISH HAY '
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“The $500 gran
ing hand from the Government to aid-
‘women to positions in civil the from!
which they won: called. without bar-t
t am or controca, without money andi
without price, to serve in time of need.
"Haggling over payment. by the day
or month, is contrary to the wishes of
the American people."
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Discriminations in regard to periods
te confustlon, delay: and favoritisnfi,
and breed! Jealquleo and bad feelings. ‘
The witness declared that the fund-
ing of $400,000,000 annual interest. due
on foreign obligations. proved that the
Government was not. "tweak financially
and could give dunnoiil relief to all:
tanner service mu}: ' . =
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the cotton, e‘a tor each '
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New York and other tutu-um yea-.1“
'oflcey my;
hove; begin. the Maw
m 00an unlined" "
120; Ilmnitaneously with the departure
of the last CzechoSlovak troops, the
lthe State’s Attotfley‘s ofiice.
Prosecutor DeLaney asked Judgevnm lamp enough to furnish
Bartlett for the continuance, and said ’guards 8‘ every point Where the Turbo
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floor of the newly remodelled Coma
.mercial building. on “'3” street. and;
will,to determine w
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i as. J. rymu, of the Voextlln Coa-
tumc Company. in New York city, was
‘ln Nor-walk, yesterday, when be ob'
mined the measurements and plannedI
member of the
iflRfiANlZmBANlls ‘0 in» ail: mvt'stoxmlno
' ‘ ‘ ! lent til-$6111.33. ' menu-
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HONOLULU, Much L—Tbe Jma-,. A amen-m full: Tokiov Jim-
ese Government has decided to aban- said all Japanese imp: in 3! fr
don the Siberian t .. . .
Nth the An omen in line,me be withdrawn upon the cousin
to a cable mm from Tobie receiv-
ed today by Shinto. a Japanese lang-
uage newspaper here.
fie first detachment; of Janine-o
troop- will leave Vladivostok March
message sold.
The Soviet Government’s peace of-
ter to Japan, according to movable.
gram, uh recognition of Iienlne’a do
tacto Government and resumption and
full diplomatic minions, promise- to
end terrorism simultaneously with at
lied acquiescence with the odor and
to recognize Japan's special rights in
Siberia.
pushment or the main .
which they were decpntchod to Ril-
purpose to:
sin." according to a “fundamental II- -
berlan policy" promulgated by the
amnese imperial dipluutic Council.
WARSAW, March 3.—-—Denandc tint
the Russian Bolsheviks enter an
peace negotiations wt M
tomnrmiatioeareem mitt,“
latest proposals made to the SW ,
Government by Poland. The Point
contend that it an armistice is agreed
to, the Bolsheviki will take advnntm
or the time to concentrate troops and
reinforce various points along th-
from where they are unable now in
mass forces. .
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Nutrition
Hill‘s uttt [if l
Ftilill uwvus
PUTlititilth 7%
nun Al 5,090
PARIS. March 6.-—The total number
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were continued for three)
John H. Light. special investigator-tier
that the motive was to aflord Judge
tlon. .
Asked by a newspaper reporter as to
the status of the cases. Attorney De-
:Lane_\' said, after the hearing. that. he. . llcet. which Was anchored in a British
”var: misquoted. Wednesrhy night, as
saying the; the State "is ready
presecute." .
and what I rwish to
"What I did say, t as .. he said, "our men were to: tro-
mam‘wtwe ... mm m-
" '1 , iforoemonta y. no MW”
investigation is being m,m, at
the conclusion. we will be in a position
nether or ntd, the
charges should be dropped, or slfluid
be prosecuted.
"in the meantime
. hangs in the status of the cases save. i
the continuance for the'purposo of giv_- l
lug full time and scope to this investt- l
gallon.” _ _ '
in seeking the continuance, yester-
day, Attorney Debuney asked the pro-
viso that if the investintion should 3
be concluded before the termination
of that period. and either side wished
to push the cases, a hearing would b!
called.
DESPERATE CRIMINAL
UNDER $15,000 BONDS
HARTFORD, March 5.—W_enrlng a
pair of handouts. L. J. Fen-one was
brought into the Superior court today
Ind State’s Attorney Alcorn told
Judge Maltbie he should amigo Fer-
rono at the June term, under the ba-
bitual criminal statute, and he wanted
the bond fixed at $15,000, as he said if
it was smaller Ferrone would furnish
it and abscond. Fume,
months ago. fought extradition, and
during habeae corpus proceedings he
disappeared. Two weeks ago he was
shot. through the leg by a detective.
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this city yesterday.
lice court earlier to
over. .
Mr. Alcorn told the court, the man
was ’a desperate criminal.
TWO WtETHERSF' ‘IELD
‘ shall Thompeon undrAmpnio
lo, Joined and; melee fol
about, Wsnmber‘orwind I
. when ' vents-m Maize.
3&9.an
‘Solomon Badesch. Francis J. Breentomcials.
ggggnggnry Meme charged with con- 2 m... stated the timber
Eweeksl'in the City court, yesterday;
tmoming. at. the. suggestion of Judge; ”1‘ incident, but point out it was im-
Epcsoiblo to
imassacre. as
Light time to make a full investiga.‘
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a few
and was located by the Hartford au~
theritleein New York and bmught to
He was in Ho-
day and bound
PRISO, NERS FIGHT
, HARTFORD. ‘Mdrch 5.81m intone
the closing of the workshops, at the,
State prbon, at Wethersneld. yester:
day Sherman, Bdrm Buttery and
Charles Dew”, prisoners. got into an
literati“ in which taro 0910:, Han,
mu in;
-tour men fought and threw thing:
while other pet-mere howled and See» i
ed. Tie men ”since in the fightl
were leaders in the row. mt summer.
whenunecrdprlcmerWukflled by:
no.4.” um Minor u.
of Armenians who were victims in tho
mesacre. in the Mar-ash region of Ae-
iatic Turkey, last month. does not ex-
lasalnst Attorneys Henry Grases‘ceed ave ‘houg‘nd’ according to de. >7
tailed information received by French
Reports from London, yen-
would )0
between 15.000 and 20.000,
French oflic‘uls admit the gravity o!
iomseo and prevantrthn
the army of occupation is
strong
are likely to engage. in an uprising.
One official, ieferring to the British
view that the French Were responsi-
'ble. remarked that the British were
.rvsponsible for the German high seas .
port, and yet did not prevent the Ger~
man ships from being scuttled.
“in the case of the massacre at Ma»
i wheimed by an attack. much u not.
. liar force could suppress.”
Riflltl AMATEURS" ;
FOMAL tum
A meeting of radio amateurs in Nov.
«walk will be held Wednesday evening.
March 10, at the home of Ralph Brut.
Jr., 175 Main street, First district, ton
the purpose of organizing a Radio Clufl
here. . '
There are about. thirty amateurs in
this city who have radio stations ill
their homes. in many cities there are
radio clubs, formed for the purpose of
furthering the efficiency of the nu.-
tions. And Norwalk does not. intend ~
to be bagkward in this regard. Int/eh
est here has been very high, and it llv
expected that the meeting at. _)lr.
Bray‘s home «will be most enthusmfln
cally in favor of the new Radio Club.
liUTlRlliliI-l TEAM
lEiBSMNflBHLE
' Lieutenant George Guttrtdge’s team
held their lead against the Lieutenant
ErneetVBrundage team, at the cioeeoi(
last night’s sitting in the Mayflowon ’
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tournament; played in the quarters, 0'-
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The playing is decidedly close. for.
last night, when approximately 150,000 ‘
points ’were totalled up for the three
sittings,‘ it was found that the
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their opponents.
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shown among the
indolent. and last n ' ,
witnessed by a large delegation at
spectators. Luncheon follow an
yinx. The next sitting Will be hell
next Thursday night.
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