NoRWALK’S
HOME PAPER
’TABLISHL‘D 1870.
.-Assoctalrso oases NEWS ‘ FROM»
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Entered fit or. South owaFerc
Office «raccood‘xclaa; Malt Matter.
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l 0lUNON
NCNMPlEllD
‘
_- Iullttll Was Swept Aside
. n a Bitter
t'ontrm t-t'sy Over the Irish
3 Senators 1
Qualifications
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iii NNS EVENING
Emlllllh." for Self-Govrn-
Wm “1 lreland IS Declar- the guests were several of the schooll
rd
"‘9
M-tc on
,_\, inc Senate
a .-. ~r
which
-. wiltl not he required.
"X. March
..'ll.
”'31 and adoption of
. I.
wnwnt in lreland.
‘ll :1) 1'93.ch a final vot
m. the peace treaty.
.t-‘n tt-scrvatlon still was
' met
llt‘f-(llllt'
-.l all» Senators
m tltMll‘lt‘d it!
. .I‘t purl't‘ctihg tit.- l'.‘
dug. hall ”‘1'?!
l7l‘l"l ttt:lll‘~\.‘l.t‘.
mutilation, hurling,
‘Lntled on Page Eight)
iiN list
0"
it
somer
p, “tr.
Sin. mford NVill Cost
llllit ;
mine of an appropliutttm l
tart». by the Board of i“.
. Ul‘t‘t.‘n\\'lCh. marked the
at a promise, made by i
m" Commerce to provide t
:llwsy Commissioner .witit
- >lll‘VCy of the Post road.
*mnissioner Bennett relative
rig and otherwise improving the
town of Green-
from ilyram bridge to the Stain—
This movement immeditttth‘
.u'ed the Chamber's Successful
Cont-
widen I’ut's Hill,
road within the
' .n0.
'0 have State Highway
~r Bennett.
mutations have been carried
. -. point that. it can now be stut-
.-.nrk will be begun on the
planned' this
it .'ltl
limp curves in the road.
filling in of many gulleys.
.1_‘
.t
roadway, etc.
l "'led on Page Twelve.
illifiililifl T SELL-t
il’ATEH‘Tllfillil
titlt, March 19.---lt
..;.- lltal George Evans,
:xtt'e murderer, vis
; n
i t-ndenvored to sell
3:9 uirl
.«Hll’L‘.
5«.t\'.'ne(l the watch. in
to New York,
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m-t
Wat
: wing to the hotel w
. ll 21H) himself.
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.\ altORY TONIGHT
'wluctiun of “Rube Nita,"
w at tho Norwalk Armory
x: Murray's Singing Oren-
».tt thvir famous noveltyn
NW“ of Company 1,
mum of this novelty, “’33 . k
v -, owing to the mm—iféfiffigggggmm
*' ,4 requests that have
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This, w
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m AHA hated, that one
(4‘! .v.
a t. mus that has 33f
Armory f,” (l ,
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W
”W”, 19_ Prepar- chapter, presided;
ratification of
, today
,.; 1;..l reservation pre-
iu the bi-partisan
affirmative
:he~ reservation by the
JUL—After 1t.
llt"-'()l.l‘.(l almost en
«tor-luring sympathy
the
:w‘ \‘fi';
U\'<;‘l‘
ill
Nlrll lNliiiEENWiE...
«loosed Imprbvemcnt Be-
1“,. u Byram Bridge and
$3.30,-
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ii
For
tuths the Greenwich Chamber
. negotiating with State High-
spl‘ing and
will be continued until
:gx'nt‘l'ill plan ls completed.
.l‘.“i‘.lilPS the removal of such
'w'rts Nigger Hole Hill and
f'l’l'y store, on Main street,
. lut-sday afternoon, at 1
_ clerk in the ‘store.
.11: at the time he appeared
'; uht‘n she refused to buy.
. At 2:30 that after-
m the Reed jewelry store.
. 5”“ again tried to dispose
1. He was again turned
.7 illl- money with which he
York on the 4 o'clock
; the evening went to the
. 1..” local dancers, who were " ‘ 8
“Mid with its introducuon [Banglhzeatggdiidmm
. . . Murray's .
. . > ..;u:~lcal numberfimn be‘thé
t,» . t. on for Norwakrdm'
of thaw
MSWBEMNES ‘
‘STANVllIllN WAIiES’
0F Sfiflfllillilfifllilii
“The public school 8 stem I
saved from going on tlyie roclggusats bi?
threatens,.to do, on account of the
starvation wages paid to the teach-
ers. declared Rev. John J. Suavely
pastor of the South Nor-walk M E,
church, speaking yesterday afternoon-
at the meeting of Norwalk Chapter"
ggighters (it the American Revolu:
n sess on at. t e -
R. IMtiCausland. it. home or Mrs. M.
" t s preposterous," he add “
we pay our bod carriers, for :d'arryuilgg
:Gcclgsma‘nd mltlirtilir. more than we pay
~ . ic sc oo tea in ' l -
me; our children." c are, ml educat
Yesterday's D. A. R. meeting was
largely attended and enthusiastic. The
ifieSSIOn opened with the singing of
| America." and the State hymn of Con-
necticut. Music was provided by the
-hostess, Mrs. Mccausland, and among
é students, who won prizes in the about
I). A. R. contest.
.Mrs. Robert Way, regent. of the
_ During the busi-
ness meeting arrangements in con-
nection with the concert, to be held
March 30. we’re discussed.
Refresh-
A detect in the electrically control.
led signals brought the 7:08 o‘clock
express out of the South Norwalk de-
pot to a’sudden and unexpected stop.
last night. between the Washington
street bridge and the bridge spanning
the Norwalk River. when the engineer
jammed on the emergency brakes.
Passengers were thoroughly shaken
up and» irlghtened by the abrupt stop.
and considerable eucitement prevailed
aboard the train. It was rumored that
the train stopped because the draw
at the railroad bridge was open, but
that was not the case.
No report of the aflflll‘ had reached
,the general manager's chime in New
Haven. this morning. when The Senti.
nei communicated with that office.
BUMMINNS ASSAILS
served. -
the mull-2g was Rev. Mr.
address on “The Mayflower—T
Hundred Years After".
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LONDON. Mart-h lb. Miss (‘rltttly
Deacon, of Boston, sistm- ut' Print-us
Radziwill, was awarded a vcrtlict 0
ments of cake and ice cream were
An especially interesting feature of:
smvi‘ysbr ll ‘ K mpc
trees- .9 S
Lack of space” entucky De rats
today, makes it necessary for The Sen-l
tinvl to delay publication of Mr. Suave-
ly‘s splendid lecture, in full, until to-J
ultimatum
titan SUIT
tantalum")!
Several Leaders’ V '- offtheNa»,
“ HalldeEdib. the most prominent wo-
,_:§;,8{£OIQL,VIIRE AND out! own assures
one at
tionslist Party 0? Qruiset
Heblscug Sailing o Malta
cons'rmmopnn, Lian-ch , 18:—
P’s '
man leader among the Turkish Nation-
alists. and Rectal! Bey, deputy for Si.
was and mouthpiece of Numb: Ke-
ml. in this city; Cam Vault Bey.
and several other members of the
Chamber of Deputies. have been de-
portcd. presumably to Malta, by the
British. They were placed on board
the cruiser Hebiscus today. . shortly
before the wars‘ hip sailed.
Alter Mustapha Kemal and Raoul
Bey, Halide Edib was probably the
best known speaker and mutter in
the Nationalist mavement. When tbp
Greeks landed at Smyrna and some
Turks were killed, she can aside all
traditions of Turkish women. She or-
gnnlzcd and addressed mass meetings
and so inflamed the Turks here against
alleged plans for the dismouberment
of the country that the allied higlv
commissioners forbade further meet-
ings. She had often been described
in the British press as up“flrebrnnd
and a dangerous agitator." -;
l She was graduated from the Amer-
ican Woman's College hero and won
recognition as a novelist snd‘ poet.
She is a widely traveled. handsome
woman and distinguished hersclt dur-
ing the war as an aid to her husband,
who was head of the Turkish. Red
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Millions Are Wasted
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bv Democratic leaders of Kentuckv.
Tim cmumittce, Mr. Cummings said
tlt-t‘rc had been any graft in the con
. duct
5‘
i' civilization."
LOUISVILLE, Mall. 197 «W'astel'ul ex-
pcnditure of $2,000,000 for "smeltingiees left
committees" was charged against the:
Republican mttJority in Congress byl
Homer S. Cummings. chairman of thei
Democratic National Committee, in an!
address, tonight at a dinner attended. 4, I l
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. ‘ I O .
'»\-*l‘t' appointed to ascertain whether
. i
of the. Wot-m War. but instead [8
"demonstrated that this was the clear», ‘
est war over lought in the history oil
Crescent which fills the place of the
‘Red Cross. in the Turkish armies.
The first convoy or political deport-
here for Malta yesterday.
UNINNTNUNBA
will be a uniqut- cornice in.
‘5 £500 and COStS,‘ against the Daily “Tho finger of scorn does not point‘ There
1 Graphic. in court here today. as dum- to one single Democratic official in all the South Norwalk Methodist l1pls~t
it"‘O' for the publication of :t libellousynf broad America," added Mr. Cum- copal church on Sunday evening!
“The. Republicans have nokaeports from all societies of thel
,.. a .
article
that. the article complained Of .
scrtt-d that Miss Deacon was “banisl
(d from "Germany. where her nam
7lll Crown Prince.‘
haw apologized to Miss Deacon an
,madc u formal statement that there
\rtts absolutely no foundation for the.
de
clnrt‘s the only time she t-vcr utt-t thv-
site
"1' article. Miss Deacon's counacl
u‘n
llf‘
he
a
Gctman Crown Prince was whilc
was staying at Blenheim with
Duchess oi Marlborough.
“iNillllilll‘tlli BABY”
lilii IN HUSPlTA
in
Richard 1’. Haggerty, ,
and Mrs.
South Main 5
two pounds w
who occupied the inc
,walk Hospital since birth. died in t
hospital, last Tuesday.
The baby was
but. perfectly formed,
four months and seventeen
incubator.
on
im;
and she liv
days in t
as
i Goofiy'vm
TO REPUBLICAN STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
HARTFORDfiMarch 19.——-(‘harles
Goodwin was yosterd
ceed himself as member of the
lican S
't djourned meeting,
It. W35 at an
.wn Mr.
deadlock beti
'Samuel J. Carrol
1y~ develaped at t
W'ednesday afternoon.
was
“to
ited
to the State
district, and
Third.
NEW PROH
his
_..«—-
IBITION
E. Fengar,
been appoin
enforcement inspector
Julius C. _Stremlau’s
this
He
force of three inspectors.
, recently appointed, are .
Ansonia. and J. J. Mcthnis,
Bridgeport. Mr. Fengar resigned
position as 'navy coal inspector in
Navy Department at Hoboken a
days ago.
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Bolsheviki Say Alaska ,
here
C. b“.
been or Alaska are seek
out. 1. says:
'f‘It'is'EQP‘PW‘l lb” ' M
”.1 I. ,
l
, by the newspaper, on Jan. 1.
It appeared during the trial of the
case in the Lord Chiet’ Justices court.
had as-
was frequently coupled with that of
The owners of the Daily Graphic
Elizabeth IIaggerty. daughter of Mr.
treet, who weighed only:
hen she was born, and
ubator at the Nor .
exceptionally small. day,
RE-ELECTED
:ty elected to suc-
Repub-
talc Central committee, in the
Second Senatorial district, in this city.
Goodwin and
% having unexpected
he previous meeting
James N. H. Campbell was chosen
committee, in the Firstl
Irving C. Treat in the‘
INSPECTOR NAMEQ
HARTFORD, March ill-Frederick
Jr., of New London, has
ted a federal prohibition
on Director
staff. The appoint-
ment completes Director Stremlau’s
The others,
J. H. Shay, ot
Seeks Rule by Soviet
rams, March ‘19.—‘A Soviet wire
Moscow, picked up
says that the people
ing to breakaway
totes andrset up a
mings.
House for eight months.
,.
c cd with American" commerce
brought the.
down to a pointhitherm unknown, bu
1 aside from railroad legislation
one single constructive act.
elected. or a Congress in sympath
lute."
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L BilliMllRE NElillfl
ot' ',
!died by .shots and probably mortal
be
ed tie. w
ho Two po
fight and another negro,
the in: it sought.
5a fight. At the
A. one. of the two
occupied by whites.
two.
a .
(Con‘ttnued on Page, Eight)
WANflNA BflUNlIll
Council,
held. last evening,
membership were Ireceivfed. hArra‘ 1:3: A meetingof‘ t
ments were comp etcd or t 9, n - «g , . m 8» “ “u: "do _ ,0 ti mum use.
. » «phloem will be .held cumin?! fleiflm .hyv Its-:- e monorail“ an ,
of 3:; gggbgrlsafi gag: éweetmentyé‘five my. M31165. 12. N- 3 ““3100“ at the rotor! Willi!!! Young. and it W85 school swan because 0; the mu!” y the belong 0f the $wa mg “ ,
his ‘ After the adjust—omega . home or Mrs. .chtor Hart:- 34 m~vomd to saw: or accounts uttering: name who“ ‘mm W f‘m-Wmml “a twin“‘ .
the ment oommmee presented, for» the en- avenue. on the. My avenue trot R “I also voted to m bond- to Wmm and person of bod! ” . mil M _
few joyment of the assembly, the follow- lay. Owing to the inclement weather gxtent of ‘15me to complete we. all; Ichool-Qoing children. who desire to NW ,
mg mm - - . = .. or PM m... mmuw'mmrmm" so; mm..acrrmam 3:; " W... .. m... .
_ Character floatation—Mrs. Julia Pu. February meeting was omitted, mb- , '. . . . ‘ , ‘ . .7 .. l ‘ "Avg Amxnpw ; I
man.
Vocal solo-unis. Arthur Coley.
Recitation—Mrs.71uiis Potters/on.
Recitation-{Elam Payne.
_,A.n‘addcd and
furnished 'by the
to the grant pleasure 051.119,,
it. .
been in control of the Senate and the i church will be
The? have ‘ the work of the year. The. ‘ tiles Aid
not only,,delayed'and indefinitely post- Society.
poned the peace of the world. interter- trial League. the Sunday SchOOl. the
and Epwm-th League.
rate of exchange tumbling Circle. the Woman‘s Foreign Mission-
, 0‘ and
doubtful value'they have not 939539“ Funds of the church will all report
a .Illllllllll BY sums
wpundcd, an unidentified negro wagipreparntion for this occasion w
captured by police reserves, early m‘h‘lonced by the unique sour
after a. desperate three-hour bat-1‘
aged from a. barricaded house.
licemen were wounded in the
mistaken f
lthe hunted man, was shot three times
by policemen and beaten by a mob be-E
fore it was learned that, he was null
The trouble started in the theatrical
Edistrict when two negroes engaged in:
appearance of police.)
fled and ’ barricaded
himself in the cellar of a residence
As the police apt
pmached, he opened fire, wounding
A riot call brought reserves from
ilhree districts and-several of the po-
‘licemen entered the house. while the
ENTERTAINS leENllS
The regular meeting of Wanoma
Degree of Pocahontas». was
in their rooms,
which tinfe .Ltexrr new'iapplloatlons tor
, tea-son. - . . ,
Instrumental Selections-drirsfiw. Till-
pleasant surprise wedges. who
, _ choir of the degree the “High
team, which rendered two selections. pthe
They w‘ll cover ;
given.
the Men's ulnjslan Indus-
the Queen lost her
t‘utmcil.
Relief
Centenary
‘- 'ary Sut'it‘g", the
of tilt“
the Treasurer
on work done. Miss ‘Ruth Harris will
“ . Ir ' . c >
Had “ Democratic Congress been render the service altraclh'c by her
y very effective rendition of the violin.
with the President, the treaty of peace . - , .
i would long ago haye been ratified, inx :(llxggn‘slor will preach an appropriate
“L numerable avenues or trade and com- or the church work will find this scr-
mcrce would have bee nopened to Am- H“, of real m“ >
orlcan enterprise. and halted industry ' g ‘ p 1 '
.would have taken on new and hopeful
All interested in any phases
- Mm_-~_‘_. we..-
8T. PATRICN’S .
DINNER ENJflYEI]
Mrs. William ll. llassell
avenue.
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3 Last. night
opened her home, in Everslcy
' to the
‘ BALTIMORE, llld., March 19.~Rld-:SL Patrick's day dinner.
In That the ladies bad bee. n busy in
cnll‘s.
decorations. the elaborate
tag, on .1 by the large. quantities of deli
cinusly cooked cdibles.
“Khan the gathering sat down to
net, the ladies of
or ;
Continued on Page Seven
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‘ NEWBERRY J U RY
GRAND RAPIDS, 311011., March 19.
‘noccuce or guilt.
here for eight weeks.
lation of the election laws. resumcd it.
ing. The case was
‘ors, late yesterday,
{they were excused for' the night b
Judge Clarence W. Sessions.
.01? the six counts in the
at
p...»—
vbrooght up at
linterest’ ant impel-m
The principal/speaker
llamas Grace of
3011de of them Price
will cadres: .
Coot 0111111383? .
which. they h”.
stair
methods”
ed, fifteen years ago. in a. basket, on
the steps of the Nor-walk Congrega-
tional church, was taken to a school
for backward children, in Mansfield,
Conn, this morning, by Detective Ser-
geut Thomas Hunt.
only several days' old,
ever-been learned of his parentage. He
wns taken into the “home of Miss Car-
rie Adams, Newtown avenue, where he
was reared.
through the. NorWnlk Charities Board.
through an agreement reached, be»
tween «Miss Adams and the authorities,
when the lad was first taken into her
home.
THREE KILLED,
Watch Your Stitch Club. for 3 mg to a
as evi-
. the to 100 miles
heulllueces nearly normal conditi
presented to each member of the par-
din- munication was
the Ch“) occupied The wind swept up vast volumes or
STILL DELIBERATIN G
The jury charged with deciding the in-
Of Truman H. New- north wet snovtrs prevailed. the wind
Railroad
berry and 84 Codetendants. on trial "piling it into
and wire communication was handi-i
for alleged vio-
deliberatlons at 9 o‘clock this morn-'
passed to the jur—
und an hour later
indictment. necessary The
Rnilroad was forced to suspend operavl
only two remained—the first. charging
the tions in the‘mountaln district because
League Meeting ‘ The
in: the accumuisted» boldness m be Jamel.
this meeting of added ‘
musenrifi
Hartford, Suite .
Commit- _.
rummage}: .-
:m
, SENT ll] Slfllllll
rttlt iEEBlBMINIlEIl
Earl Douglas Adams, found abandon-
Since he wont found deserted, a. baby
nothing has
He was sent to the Mansfield school.
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film MISS IN
tumult Sillllll
of State by 47-Mile Windl
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DENVER, COL, March 19.-Titree
persons were killed and propeny dam-
age amounting to many thousands of
dollars was Wrought yesterday by at
wind storm or a sustained velocity of l
forty-seven miles an hour in noun.
eastern Colorado.
Thlrtccn~year-old Katherine Chris-
tenson was killed when the front wall.
of an apartment house was blown into.
the street. L. P. Bass. chief of police
at Boulder, Coimnnd Joe Sailor. ills;
of W. C. Salter, city managul "t
Boulder-.«wrare killed When their nu'o
mobile collided with a fire truck in a
cloud of dust.
but; Alli] BUST
- WITHSNflWSlflliMS.
CHICAGO, March 19.—-Terrlnc sand
and dust storms continued today in
tthe southwest with conditions clung-
, blizzard in the northWest.
lOnly in the eastern Rocky Mountain
region. which suffered heavily yester-
day from a wind which blew from 41
an hour. was a return to
(ms reported.
In the southwest, principally Kan-
. gas, much damage was reported to
‘newly planted wheat, and wire com-
impuired set‘iougty.
:dust from the recently cultivated fields.
~ ‘, and reports from some places said the
lsun was obscured for hours.
i Steel and snow were driven by a
furious Wind in Iowa, South Dakota.
Minnesota and Wisconsin, those States
reporting a storm equalling in intens-
- ity to any of the winter.
ble sleet toll in
huge drifts.
s capped. ~
' The dust. clouds
Denvc‘r
criminal conspiracy to procure
nomination and election of Newberry. , or a mantle an hour-gale.
in violation of Stately}? 3661?}.eleqt ......——-—-——-~—-—"""
tion laws; and the s ,. arg ng use .
o: the mails to defraud. NORWK REALTY UE
‘ 7 __._..._———-——-—. . - coconutss
.Norw’alk Equal Franchise .
evening
he Norwalk Equal at which time the stat'ement or. the
4
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no" ,
N .réJtEERlNG CITIZENS, -‘
KILLING A GREAT MA
Bill lllllNllllNfi l
-~l
costs, but troops loyal to the Ebert
Government patrol the streets. Forces
which supported the regime set
last Saturday, by Dr. Wolfgang Kapp
and his followers. left Berlin yester-
ay.
ever. lett chaos behind. as
guard turned against ieerlng crowds\n
in Unter den Linden and tired, many
citizens being killed and scores wound-
ed. More bloodshed occurred near the
Pa
lottenburg and other suburbs of the
city‘lbere were clashes which resulted
in loss of life.
expected to take charge of affairs at
.thc German capital today,
lsecn’ls they will be called upon to face
in situation
' radical elements
lined attacks on the capital, economic
acoudltlons are described as serious.
land absolute disorder is believed to
l r
{power by
Havoc in Northwestern Part “‘0‘“ 1“ ““9059
NASBLENE lAlllNE
the production of gasolene increased
'but 10 per cent.
1.500.000 in 1919.
Considers-
lows, while further
in northwestern
Colorado hid the sun for; hours, yes-
terday. and the tracks 01' the Colorado
rand Southern Railroad .were covered
iso deeply by sand that detour; were
and Salt Lake
Norwalk Realty Co. met last
in their onions on Wsl street.
Rain or snow alum A I- Might. ~
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Berlin Under the, Rule of Troops Loyal to"
Ebert, who is Facing a Serious Sims-re.
tion in Restoring Order-Soviets Farm?
~ ed in Several Town's Do Not Appear to
Be Making Headway. fl ’
it bargained with the reactionary lend-
ers, who tried to seize control, ml
the result seems to be an urgent de-
mand for a morganization of the min~
istry. and changes in policy in ompqrt»
ant parnculars.
Reports from
,Berlin are such that a clear view of
the situation is hard to obtain. While
it is said Soviets have been formed in
number of important towns and cit-
(By The Associated Press.)
Berlin is still under the rule of bay-
“D.
Withdrawal of these soldiers,_how-
the rear-
ment bulldings, while in Chor-
Ofilcials of the Ebert regime are
and it
grovely serious. While
have not made organ-
eign in politics. The resumption of
the Constitutional Govern,
d by those who believe
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Bureau of Mines’Warnsflof i
Higher Prices to Come ‘
WASHINGTON, March law—Still
Linhcr prices for gasolcne are fore
shadowed in a report on the oil situa- a
lion in the United States. made public
today by the Bureau of Mines. in 1919
tim number of automobiles in the Unit-
C d States increased 25 per cent., while
in ten years the num~
bt‘r of automobiles increased 1,700 per
cent., while the amount of gasolene in-
creased 560 per cent.
There were approximately 7,500,000
automobiles in the United States on
January 1, 1920. In increase of almost
Indications are that
by the end at the present year there
will be between 9,000,000 and 10900.3
000 motor-cars.
“The demand for gasolene is certain
to increase." the Bureau of Mines re-
ports. “On the other hand, it is possi-
ble that the future increase in the pro
duction of crude oil from our own
wells will be small as compared with
rem. nt years. and that though the tar
notations of Maxim crude may be
inc” aged considerably the gasolenn
content of this crude. will continue low
as at present, and it becomes} matter
of some concern as to whether the
ploduclion of gesolcne‘Tan be increas-
ed in proportion to the increase oi an!
tomobiies expected for this and suc-
ceeding years.”
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lllLAPlllAlEll " t,
Sillltllllllfllllls
- llN talttttttt’lltllll
A ‘displaypf textbooks, in use in
like public schools of *Norwalk and
itaken from the decks of students
iwbo have been using them, are on ex-
‘hibition in the window of the liaxter
drug store South Main street. and the
Jones 8 Hotchkiss planning swre’.
The books are in s deplorable state
or dlhpldltion. and are described on
placard: prominently displayed as
a: . . . .
or: or silent"? tats-roan
”l
chronicles. Edward the, content»
ms our“ will. 05:. Jenna t
ice, and in industrial districts, it
not appear the movement is
momentum.
would seem Communist sympsthisers
have met. with stern opposition at.
tmany points. and
jot Soviet activity have been exagger-
ated.
COBU‘ZNZ,
Prcss).—-Tl'te Ebert government will
return from
Saturday, it is learned. The Nation”.
Assembly anti
barn convokcd to meet
Sunday.
STUTTCART.
started
James' Hill, a large New York motor
van sank into a hole. and the driver
telephoned to police headquarters for
aid.
cus places in the
port—Norwalk line
walk line.
ton has reported conditions
road to Street
R. Minor and the State
mission.
Bros.. of New
city from No .
load of produce, broke through tho "r
Wu rrcnite pavement on
and was not extricated until
time this morning.
two feet, into the road and real:
the assistance of sun
it out. 1‘
places t
has broken through, from the elect!
of the hard weather we have been,
. experiencing and the heavy trifle. a. ,
t City Engineer “final
er Duffy are
tions in the town
Wm more Moo-sou Wm
. “moot
. , inch Matthew
x .
, .91.
Germany outside or
does
goblin:
On the other band. it.
i.
it is possible reports
March 19 t Associated
Stuttgart to Berlin on
the Prussian Diet have
in Berlln on
M a rch 17. —me'
(Continued on Page Ntne).
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Mill is tinnitus
m summers.
Motorists traveling ovcr the Boston
Post road, in this vicinity, report sev-
eral dangerous places in the road, a
result of the winter storms...
in oer-talus sections the road has
to “sink." Last night, on
Reports have been made of danger-
road near the West.
and the Barton-Nora
Chief of Poijco William R. Penning-
on the
Commissioner Henry
Highway Con.
A large truck belonging to Vu‘uxh
York. on its way to tint.
w Haven with a six ton.
the Post Rood
near the Tuttle place, close to the
Darlcn line, last night at 10 o‘clock.
some
it had sunk some
thcr truck to pm,
is reported that in seven! ‘
in the Post Road the paving
Minor and Com
investigating the canon g
NATIONAL GUARD-
HARTFORD, March 19—Hour“ oop- *
port ,by every citiren in the stole
the task of reorganizing tn Canaan-r .
cut National Guard is urged In a. let- ~
tar sent “out today by Governor Bole
comb to (members of Commerce _ul .
manufacturer-5’ associtions tn ~'
Connecticut;
"Connect out can
future.thu‘ehe has done in the pan.” ‘
says the gown-nag . .
He makes a moist arrest—rte a.
younger . who hove “that! It. 7
to avail WC! at”
Gentle sprint;
of the amused
ls: new a. milk"!
'\
limits. Evidently tho
inventors of Warrenlte did not and»
pate freight car loo.
ed by automobile.
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. {URGES SUPPORT FOR
ds being transport... 3,
do not less in M
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