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‘OR‘SERVICE
Here’s a doughboy who Is a glutton
for service.
George H. Roberts 23 years old, 0!
l2 Haviland street. slightly wounded
at Chateau Thierry and missed at St.
Mihiel. has applied to Corporal George
H. Parks for acceptance for a three
y your enlistment in America's peace-
d time army.
lNSlllERRl 7 60 r
LONDON. March 15.——A revolt'has‘
lnolwn out. anion soveralpntts of the
Japanese troops n Siberia. according
to u wireless dispatch sent out by the
Soviet Government. at Moscow. The
soldiers ripped oil‘ their , shoulder
dispatch says.
The growth of tho revolutionar
movomcnt. in Korea is also rcportc
ll)’ the dispatch. which says tho Japtm- JRObE’Y’YS first WPM intmthe arm? in
HF.“ authorities havenmde many an 914. During the war he rte-enlisted
”Ms. At rm; sumo tinfie, [he‘Sovict on 'April 4, if)”. anti was lli‘fllgnml‘ to
“tr-“satin: 11580113. thc‘ Julium‘se ("iovot-n- the 69th Infantry. He saw much
incnt is taking spccinl measures
train the ~(‘ontmunist movement at in many major engagements. it
1mmp_ , (Because he Was gassed. it is not 4
-__.. 7—»~r~-—~ A...“ (‘Prtttinowhctltcr Robcrts
copied by tho army at this time.
pornl Banks will nwnit receipt of lllSl
discharge pitpcrs dated Ap'll 18
to determino wllvtllt‘l' hc
mended for rc-onlistnmt.
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Two—Day Exhibit at Farm
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in active scrvwe m Manor. and took part tsude in the Panama Canal has closed
will be, ac—.day by the commander ot‘ tho (‘unatl
Cor- l Zone.
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lhad been a landslide :tt Cornelia. and
Int that port.
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The. Fail-field County Baptist Min»
.istcrs"? Assooimian conference opened
in the'South Norwalk Baptist (‘hurch
\Vcst avenue, this afternoon Prim
. to the meeting, women of the church
1 served luncheon.
_ Rev. ll. S. Foster. pastor of tilt“
Associated I‘TcfiSdi-‘ADMCH Sccond Baptist Church. Bridgeport.
”WW and prvsidom of the association. “'21.“:
.in charge of the meeting. The SE'S"
slon was RCht‘dult‘d to start at 1th PARIS, March 15.17Thc latcst
o‘clock. but duo to train delays manyHic' s to the F‘icnch
lot the ministvrs were into in arri\1‘.i=.th'0n‘- ‘Bcrlm. it was said today. indi-'
‘ An aadress (m "Thc Unconfgsgedvir'aIPd that’thta rrvolution in Prussia
Sin" was dollvm‘cd this afternoon by thad thus for bccn confincd to the mili-
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he waterway to dccp draught vessels,
he \Var Departmcnt “its advised to-
Dctails were not given in tho mos-
ast night. from Panama. said
hat reports during tht- past week had
ndicated cxtensivv cuith movement
"lithium .
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the First Baptist Church. of ~Bridgc~ EWRS without “”19? DONUFRT $111190“!
port. Rcv. Ellis Gilbert, 0: .oantmry. iLeadcrs 01‘ Ahp Conscrvutivo panics
and such civilian leaders as Dr. Wal»
iter Rathcnau. president of tho German
tGencrai Electric Company. it Was dc-
clarcd', had condemncd thc tn'ovcmcnt.
is scheduled to read a paper during
this nftcrnoon.
. Asidc from tho addresses. the con-
:ferencc was taken up with informal
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do} and Thursday, was :' tztlk. glvcit _...s..._... ‘ \YASTIINCTUN. Mttrrli 15.-‘Thv talks and routine lmsincss. i From all the information thus for
3".‘-"l’1"1'1>~“H' “‘- 1‘. Slut“. J1“... Of the Fm. th- sun-ml “n, \ “,H‘M ‘ ‘ ,1‘Slillt‘ Deparllllt‘nl today was tochni- -‘—~»-——~—— .....—~.«....——- 'rccelved, it was added. the impression
('rmt "ltlli .\t:.icttl‘ur:t| t‘olmgv tux "mum“ \h‘lq’ I-‘v‘ ‘ .. ',‘.l w: H‘.‘ 5f?“ .cnlly without at head, Frank L. l’olk.’ ‘in official circles. was that the utili-
.»-u:.u '1: Si;lll(|il_ l’t‘tii't'sst'il' Slau-‘s "' ' " “”‘" ' "“ '~ """‘"‘l' A, who has acted as svt‘rctal)‘ since the 'tary party m' ‘ht hold passcssion oi
int tlll't‘t'lnl's “f ”I“ (ll \‘yillt’l‘ Hit't Pl, tln\\'\ ‘uun, \Vil.“ ill“.
.l(!\’ htillll by tl‘."
l.~.::t Burt-rm and -‘ l‘ttmtici~ 0t“ othtvt's “le i" l'l‘lx“["’"" "‘V'l'llll'. MI :I
p.” -31.“)- mtmq in“: '7‘ H...“ growing. tlwl'tu- u. tin-it. Slit- is hold in bonds
l' ' spill-m ni' titt- difft , ttt typos of corn ‘1 5“” “‘H‘ Himalinc 33$ t1um \t‘.‘ ,.,
main :Hztl thsfium and also gurv ” ”m“ ”l ”ml city. Recently ‘Hlle
»it'tlllt‘ ‘ntz-A-vsting humus on tho result.» "M“ ""“‘i"““‘ ”l Fl‘lit‘Viug it in int-z
ulna-'itz-il lllt‘lllifll it ctaupa‘nliuV tcst 1"”‘5 man ol‘ $47». ”It tlttlt coum Him
was sr-nlcttcctl to throw months in juil.t
I ll licnn- and ll()l‘lll“l‘l’l grown F-t't'tl po-
but Wigs purolnd.
sBerlin and ot or important centers
‘ nd prolong the stair of uncertainty
{or some time. possibly a month or
.two. but that without the support of;
otlicr political elements than the pan-
Gcrman party. the movcmcnt Was
doomrd to failure.
BERLIN. March
tannin WEBB
ANAiAi BREW lflST
lNSUBMARINEWRECR
rcsignntion or itohnrt Lansing. resum-
cd his duties as I'nllcr-Scctvtury. law
officcrs ol‘ the depu rt utcnt liming hold
that hl‘ Lou‘d not st rvv its :icct'ctaty
zttllntt-rint 101' mm... than thrty days
The Senmt l-‘orciun [It‘ln'mns cont~
lilii'u‘t‘ had plunnml to lzn l'ttrthcr
colisitirrutinn today to the nomination 14, -Thc ,Govem-i
LUTION 1N PRUSSIA' [ , .
Leaders of Conservative
Parties Are Condemning‘
' the Movement. ‘
Genérals in Solith'em Germany Have Given
7 _' Support to Noske.'of the Old Regime-—
No Strikes Have Yet Taken Place and
' Efforts Are Being Mode to Prevent Them.“
‘hnre tnken
Vorbcck
German troops in German East Afri-
are neutral.
of rcports {mm Munichlthat the Ba.-
Fm-cian Office..\'arittn Socialist (‘rovct’nmPt‘it had
sighcd and that tho
ro«
troops wcrc in com,
rol oi" that city. Thr- reports added
hut tlic Landing would meet. on Tue-:1.-
day in form a, now Government.
Another announccmcnt by tho Kapp
Govcrnmcnt stated that conditions in
East Prussia wv'rc quict.
militia guarding the railways and the
post offices. '
ciivlians and
As tcgards Hamburg tho (lovct'n-
incnt said tho situation was not clear.
ll :iddvtl:
“In Morklrnburg Schwcrin no strikes
plat-c, (lnnrrnl Lcttmv-
(former commander of the
on) has taken charge of the troops,
who are supporting the new Govern-
ment. Saxony is quiet and the troops
(lencral Mcrckcn has or-
dcrod that no strike take place. Stet-
(Continued on Sixth Puget
3,”. . HMW‘ . Slw was (‘1 pnrolc fol" Ilitinbrldge (‘oihy to ho trund of tho mcut imp tonight announced ieccipti
"t 'H’i’u _"‘>i|'t"." 'I‘lu» ptizn \sittncts in Ill" various \'-'llt‘n_:tt‘rcstetl thv’ st-cond time. She Slntt- lwlnutmnm, mu I)().‘ll{ynpd i...~ «c .
I7 human lll sin-ml ..v_;..r,....__; “M... m: follows: was in company with IClin Johnson. ntt‘ettngs boy-dug“ “hm-gs “tic-d “'t re .‘3‘
it- my.- mn-n (it-'it-Aul gs” 11mg;- Ullt (‘onAt-st t’l‘hirtydivc also (if this city. Who is: hold on }\ unable t-‘n opt-car. ’H-1 15 Driven on Rocks Bur-1' ~ ‘
zw'mv d t‘Tllt‘l'lll‘t. A... 1,. up; or my cunt uuxro. shelled and. bond at $300. Mcmbcts of tho contmittn take the . l ' l
it‘d. 'l'n illusiruttv tlt~ A...” might-u); 11,1, Frank B. Larson. ._._._,.-_.._..._.,-__.... posittmt that “ndt‘r’heM'LH‘ llnll' (.hcr— mg Storm at Entrance t0l . , l
.“lmlw. tit th-‘ I’l‘lrlr t‘nd: lh-tln-l; 2nd. A. D. Bt-undagc. llzin- 7 lman act. Pregflent Wt n 3:117. tit-Sign: , Magdalena Bay ., But Gaul .1. . - l
n; '4 dt'l‘ill’llll“ ill“ :ulmtr- litiry. . EBMPM I .w some other official t e dutics of 99-: . ’ ' . ‘ a ” A 9 ,
’ ’3'“ “WM M“MSW . Selim Pixhihit— (A). “man flint Lcrotary and state. and consequently Be Refloated ‘ l ‘
l‘ ills (tittttlttt'd 'll'ln‘g corn. lst. \“t’. S, (jotltlvs‘. Tll‘OOkllt‘ltl‘ 11““ delay in acting 6n Mr. (‘ulby'si l I
”m”: “"""' “311mg? lientcr: 2nd. A. B. Iti‘undtttzth “in“, ".uomintttion' should not cmburrtibs the SAN DIEGO. l‘al. Sia'rcli l5 —-I icu-i l
til-w llllwltlllltl hud rot bury; :lrd',‘ II. M. Johnson. Danbutyn [WAS gilrpnrtmcut. The president mm m” tenant Commander . James R.‘ “:9th
--— l ‘ x 3 tom) lllt‘cc tndmbers of hisvcrew were:
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“UH". ' U“- 1” 1N0. 1. Ancient Order of Hibt‘mtans.
3'” “m“! and ““4" will bcmeld in the chcnt Theatre. on
ill'l“ll (ts swttrclnry
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. - l P“ Bridgeport. They will be tried. in that t‘rang singing. ‘ I ’ '.
IBM, . 1X RETURNS ‘ (‘ity court, tomorrow morning, at 9‘. . . ‘ {at Jd C. Gltlgititfebwlll chills-”fin thef pro- _ Shem Simeon Pause. _._..-
1* j .. . .7 ‘ o'clock. i 1 . rett wedding ceremony. .V'cq- cue lugs. . c amcs. u er. 0 uu-= ._._—-——-—--——-t*'
J I h' ‘ ‘ L‘ a . v“ -- ltenlln: I‘.lt‘tet'l;oon, Miss Leona Guiles. ‘ questionable‘ culinary fame. will pro, , 1 500 MADE HOMEIESS
.,_._._ ' ' lot Fitch street. Bust Norwalk. and vtde one of his noted buffet lunches. l , ‘ ’ BY $290000“, FIRE
‘ ‘ ‘ t ‘ fil' c F l t lJohn Gruner, of Mills street. Broad ‘Our Club" will be the subject that' - ,
.i‘j‘I‘.’ ”L .9 T1 .02- ' . , lRlver. were united in marriage} at lhu the molar. Rev. Thomas . Swan. will . .__________ R
' {‘77. tli(t"lil-Mbl(ztlri‘l; """'_—" a L . lbome 01' L90 3- “angering gmsu‘f‘HW (“SC“SS- 3‘ E‘ég‘.‘ “”3! :1“: ”“5395". > , k - FORT-WORTH, Tex. Marchvléi.”
A L‘ ' b Mae Jon , 5 ‘ \ y 15 . of the 00m, Rev. L. . C oop- retyurned rom nu. w _ ve a e = _ d . Lo aesmdtbd at more than V, 0‘.—
"7'1'Ai(lftc”\1\:tshlltelirlxi?l’COTigflaitilsagtrggtineE student in the I ' 1.1:: perforrglng the nuptial services. ‘talk on “A Trip to the Orient." _ . cnast Guard Cutter Mal 0008 was caused and 1,500 people
1 1 -- . 7.1 th mp1. nklin Junior; high school, Winner . » inn-s, nose tMengerlne. sister 0f ”‘81 A short- business .meetlng W1“ ‘3? TWQOEMassachusetts raga-ea homeless by arc VIP-w
‘ 'r‘A'.._’.‘-”1S3;t heel: ofgthe nrat prize in Norwalk totiows: i . groom acted as brtdestatdd andRM; hell: prior toitt‘he hingesmgfilmrglé- , aw‘épt can View. Waugh: 3:3»:-
. ‘ . ‘ — v " t J BENEFITS OF AN Mengertiie acted as be man. e - its no comm 9e. co 9 I e j ‘ * 00m The greater part, 0 t- e B-
. .illgfi‘ga‘zfnatlltt:EWHAgtflfingglaENT IN THE l iti'rs. Helena Hill Weed, daughter of'tlves and friefidsiofnt‘lée wfiifiwfii tor. David W. Raymond. chairman, coSoAtTEutxb-fi' cfiggkcfisfig‘ firm—41's :8” secti on an: iguana,“ pong:
' E 7‘ MY. . .l . l'ate Hon. 1E. J Hill. so lon Re re iwho are DOD“ 81' It you]! ' ' ‘ g th city was ea roye . Three -
" ’M‘” ””5 "‘"' F” "1‘" ”2"“; g“ “was loom“ lgégtmve from the men aka” 0mm; afiiidegdaiiiiawiifli’éieifiil (“mum on Page PomL $73331” £33031? Isainh gentgtlsrgg. him injured when a binding
- , li- ‘ tit 11." nd , it‘on wherein he will find ex. glonabDistrict, is just how in Hart latter a. w n v " . . , - I , ’ collapsed) . a .
'i‘ll‘ig} is gaxiallsy {goings 'Itravel, health. NRC-$911. ford. She, came last Friday from 0‘ the Phoenix Engine @gfigy'regf. MRS» RECTOR TO r f3“? 3:331 fiwtfifirfififi'. aground on Taking the shape 0‘ 3 V" the a;
--.A.trv increase“) t d clothing and the chance to learn Washington 'whnrcmow 51.; makes which Mr. Gunner is a m .l TU HERE .. d. we! 31031 1 miles a! -swept through the city cud burn
1 hzthtes (in thc golfing, 'he could do nothing better herkhomei 2.11“?“ of the Republican Elearletviemlmmna during 8 genera 50.3 ' LIEC RE. I 32:0ng Poizt. F33; men were I mart: ”I? 11:03:” ”hm:
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‘.. ,__ (Continued on Page Tm”. «Pmtfiftgquiyghfefiofigz 333““, The :3ka $83M effigy“ if“; The Woman: Association. 0! thetgszdfilgfi $23; ‘33?“ 3.3.. section was man . b! ‘15::
that-4.x \n Against - ——-——————- ' ‘l Connecticut ln’t‘hecoming presidential :15: {Marne timesmheinx‘h.‘ at the 6mg mtmmnfhgofiflfggwicw long. she ma'boen aground, Was “ml :43“- 5:: find!” jgwhn,“ were» ,.
tic Ratification ' .3339}ng :::t$:1p:fim;n oTnlzexgfitugg 5" Mr"M°“‘eme._——-—‘ ‘ ‘ ——-.- we‘lm’ mam" WW m “‘9 “illicit 7r ‘3: ‘mm W er ‘ y M. ' K d "
-' ,__ » - , " - ‘ «it the Republican Patti tn Connecti-' . , seam. the meetings transmitters begin-imam g} ‘1, 4.1.,” m... was anemic: 1mm drum W32“ w 3
‘wh 13.——Arriving E " R ' cut, She “mned' mg‘me faittguds REINHOLD VOGE ~ norm: Ewygmtkfifiw cued toni ’ tromthosehooner Isiah ““513.“ ”ch R "Md “ u 9.
.‘ ‘ ienalln the gmtermrt 0 WO' ‘ 7 ’7 ‘ t V ' ’ . . 5 " wreck ‘ .maw "m ' ‘
.. 12:39.3? HRMEEESS “Ell“? Sim. mi .. m m mm... m PAW FULL-Y mm“ 323?; by is“... M mm. ti“ 8‘“ mwmmm . ~W»
fur. .r ‘th 1 d- .- ' ‘ ” 2-9—‘1 “ ‘ , '~ , .Mflm’ ‘ ’ he» , ohm . ,,oseuh'(:; Wot?
' :vrwnvP in eon-gen . w; “m (WW “,1"? Eight). been 910‘ h a «an stinger-l to: «trim M "
WW nation‘l GRAND VIEW, Texas, March 153- . ~ . - ' '- . a...“ W ' ~
in motorized
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(‘rmvtn “(th1 Wt‘i't‘ . tic Irish cbmcdy
- A .xcr-d. Mrs. Helen 'Approxin‘lately 1.000
.‘x-Arwulk. in inter- homeless here
suf' eight business tb
are will do 000, an the. . result
”inns Mrs. Weed‘mommg. The ‘
mu: with Senator southem‘pu-t toward.
it... senator auth- a'h’jghfifld '7 ‘ Ed 7 ‘
lint he had never mm
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m]. of . 3 state matter
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‘1‘. . has rcporled to tho police that a halt"
ton of coal he received from a local'
’ denier was 130 pounds short when it.
. litri'it'cd at his residcncc. His .comW
. _ . . .. pluint was rct’cri‘ed to the prosecuting
tNorwalk DIVISIOH, No. 1, mgr“?-
. * ._ n .unuary .t, according to word
A.nc1ent order 0f Hlbe} rcccircd by lht' police, Mrs. Edward
[113115, to Present Play in Mnloqoy paid $6 dpposit on a. load 01‘
Regent Theatre wood. ordcrcd from a pcddlcr. but tip
to date has failcd to get the wood.
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' lilllL ARRESTED '
' IN Run Rtlflli
Shortly after midnight.
(Continued on Page Eightl. 'lllitl'ltlllfi. itctcctive Sergeant Thomas
M. ‘Iiunt and Policeman Robert Gainor
I visitcd'zt room in the Germania Hotel.
MISS JflNES WRITES 1th mm and arrested the oc-
ut o. rt ninmcn t
E St. l’a t-
Thc thirteenth annual c
in honor ot‘ the observance o
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. a splendid- i
\VcdncS-Adzly evening. when
ed and capable cast will offer
- ' tor the first time. to the public of but
‘lwnlk, Dion Boucicaults famed domes--_
drama, “St. Patrick's:
ck's day enter-‘
sons of Hibernia.
rs and the occzr
lEvo." The St. Patri
l tuinmcnt of the local
- l dtttcs back many you
. , Sunday
'.cupunts on statutory charges. ‘
The prisoners are William Gdorgc,
.of this city, and Florence Item. of
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slot-it when the linitctl Stntcs fillblnarlf“"
lflq went aground at the entruncv - i
Nminlcna Bay. Lower Califomio. nu
cordinz to at radio dispatch ret‘t‘ihul
here yestcduy. .
“'ASEHNGTON. March 15.~Rnportex '
to the navy dcpdrtmcnt today said titt-
TWRAMERIWW '
I SfllnlERS DEA“ submarine H-l. whicJt wont ashore,
Saturdav near Mazdalenn‘ Bay. liowcr
W
Y‘Calll’ornia. was driven on the rocks by
a storm but could he reheated. Fur-g
viving members of thocrew were row.
cu 1w 3 ~ '9 ha le boa .i
ed ‘ a de nos rand neat: l l Tho record or expenses shows that
. ' N . u 9 es- ,
3;. :eTOIRIi-Zr one‘l'lll:cw::dtgnnl: ind”) the increased cost per capltn of main—
floating the vessel. ' ‘ staining the schools in Norwalk is just
- 16 per ccnt. Statistics have it that an
M ‘avemge increase of 80 per cent. has
TRINITY Ellm lbeen Owerienccd since 1914 in the
NflRWALR sultani
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Figures Published a Day or?
wo OAgo, Taken From'
~Rccord of School Superin-l
tendent, Show What Is
Happening to Not-walk
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\\'.\SH1NCTON. March 15.7- Two
l' the American Expedition-
at Vladivostok. Were burn~
fire. which destroyed
as at. that place.
ztry forces
(-d to death in a
the: Amorican barrack .
-un March 6 and two others Were miss-
‘ing, the “’ar Department was advised
in at cablegram received today. from
. Majorchneral Graves. The men were:
’ Privates Alex. V. Labeau. Quartet-nun—
lter Corps. Oakland; Metrill I). Matr-
‘tiu. Company M. lust Infantry. Tul
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tcost of all commodities. Therefore.
:the schools should have cost 80 per
icent. more per capita to provide for
:them even as Well as they were provid-
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.l 5 ' ". , . .. \t .- ‘ ‘ ' ‘ .
lA Br'intlt’*\’}"7tlt inmntrv r‘ttzoemun ,‘The thitdrtn and teachers have been
‘ ' ‘ " ~ " , dCDTH‘Otl of enough to save A per
‘ lcen‘t. of the nccessary increase. If the
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found in the ruins. but were so bad 3. " 32:32:de lgljllatlxsinagrdzrrffigldtelgT
.bw, “”1 that, identificationtfivas ‘29; pail , lpupils ztud tcachvrs may have as much
'Hblp' N) trace of the 0 ’er ‘ 3. The tutu-.1 important mining of thc as thcy did at that date. it should be
‘ found.
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costing today $61.53. imtcad of 836.37,
he Trinity Mons Club, int or 80 per ccnt. more than in 1914. _
"tlteir quarters, on Washington street. These figures prow the general Cl‘ll’
Semi-annual election of ofiicers will icism of school conditions; whirhsomc
be livid and a smoker with many in- may havc thought exaggerated, to
tercoting features will be enjoyed:
‘i‘ot'. smicrstrom will furnish music{
with his orchestra of seven pieces, and i
" udder the leadership
iyear will be held tomorrow night, by
-_ ntcmbcrs of t
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Hill A SPECIAL ,
SESSRIN ill limit
County Republi‘
0 on Record in Fav-
or of Suffrage Amendment
Fairfield
cans G
Fairfleld countv Republicans will re.
commcnd to tho Repuhllcan state con-
vention in New Hamlin, March 23 and
24 that a special session of thc gener—
al 3559111ny of Connecticut “be. called.
immediately. to ratify the federal “:0-
man suffrage amendment. and provide
facilities for the milking of Women
voters: This was decided at the mem-
ing of the Fairfleld cotmty Republican;
organization at the Strattlcld, Bridce“
port. last week. when Bresident John
T. King. upon resolution of Represen-
tativo Samuel C. Show of Redding and
Bridgeport. appointed Mr. tSltavv. speak- -
cr Jamcs F. Walsh of Great-much and
Iicutcnant- governor . Wily
son. 9 coguntittee to inofrm the state
convention ot the action of the county
organization and to present resolu-
tions recommending: a special sessmn.
The resolutions adopted by the Fair-
ficld county organization. »wlth only
one dissentimg vote. put the organiza-
tion on record as heartily favoring
.“the ratiticatitin of the federal woman
' sutfi‘ncc amendment by our own suite.
and recommending a Special scssmn
of the general assembly for two pur-
poses: to ratify the amendment; 3
to provide additional fatalities for the
making of many new voters.
The resolutionawas seconded by
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