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ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM Al.
EgTABLESHED 1370. Entered at tha'south Nor-walk 9:»
i i’illeION '~ DOLLARS ‘_ 71111113 MASSACRE
11o RTH or SHIPMENTS
‘I-l‘CLD UP ON TURNPIKE
.._.1...1 that :1 million dol-Ihavc the highways repaired-
.. merchandise is held up; Automobilg owners are planning a
_:1 the motor trucks stalled .ccnference with Chief of Police Wil—
- mud. between Norwalki Ham R. Pennington to the end that a
‘ [traffic policeman be stationed on the
due there were aboutipost road, within the jurisdiction of
...1111nel't:1al trucks stalled 5mm city, to warn drivers of the loca‘
17””) 1n the 'vicinity of this.tion of holes and this. '
.zztlififlol‘iflllon delay cur-i Through the eflorts of Police 1Ser-
Archbishop From Erivan
Tells of Murders in Azer-'
baijan
LONDON, March 26.—-Tartars re-
cently massacred 17.000 ‘Armeuians
within the boundaries of the new Ar-
menian State at the instgation of the
Young Turks in the Azerbaijan gov-I
ernment. according to Archbishop
Kholn. an Armenian from Erivan.
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L PARTS OF THE W
author A arsenic WIRE mo oun own 095M703? ‘
m
lemons
l0 800lllWlllll
Capital Has Been EstabliSIl-,
ed at Sochi, Where a Gen-J
eral Committee ls Direct-
who has arrived in London to confer
“LS using the State high. . . m
. . . .- ‘“ . ggcant Bryan Silk. stalled tia c on b
."l h“? “1.10.“ proportions, the ‘Post Road started moving‘at alltheglfilf faffilfhrigzzlefignaéfipmific’
mm." loss“ are bemg Sl‘f' 12:30 o‘clock this afternoon. Ser- ' . 8 g e
situation in Armenia. l
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(.l.lll[S and industries us- gcant Silk. accompanied by State Three thousand persons are being
Hill-l of shipment. . , ' ‘ .' l VCS‘ ' ‘
. i‘ in an unusually dang?!" glihgigaioggmgnrizsfigfrmglonlfi; {l‘hey herded 1n Tartar v'Illages and nor.
111. Truck wheels . a g . , .. ‘ . tions of the Armenian frontier are
‘ are Slan found the prlnmpal obstruction was a. b ’ l
.“”‘l ”9913’ ”"51 and traffic truck owncd bv Dohertv & Scott 0! t:1?l§e Tillihtavqgg; Tatar: acacln‘t‘iiug’
. nuts cannot pass these ob—' v ' .- ' . i ' ' ' e s ya a “t
how Haven. laden “1th cement fortifiecembcr the Tartars murd '
: . ‘ ‘ ' 1 .. ered 14,-»
I'mhkm confronts Street. talc (.ollcgo. . The .tyvfik'. wigilélnngfgooo Armcnions at Akoults in Aezrbat-
WWW Henry R. Minor in the “den ions was Cllr:)tb?ul lit-(debt ottjan' on the pretext that Tartars had:
“fires 0‘. munyvtonuod “um- 0: c1 sggen tom.‘ u fin" “mafia th“theen massacred in Armenian terri-
wdfi detouring at Daricn 11ml .1 mnt toen tons info ”r: I. veincnl tory. The Archbishop said also that
.11, from tho practically impus- 130m”? (““l‘if‘fl-‘1 (? h If. 1.11 y“, to-tmany massacres since the. arntisticc
‘Um‘ road. are traveling over 593.941” S1 13‘“ ct t‘l-p “NHL-\ff'n, ”were declared to have been .due to
rm'tl." in ”in C“) and musing moilng'on in totnpxlbe in l ”iwtutlnllzthe fact that the frontiers between
damage. , {113 'htll}t‘('l Bl)- ,‘ 1e Jo .ll1("(lllC -1. 1Armema and Azerbaijan were not
rtnfllt‘ to .umd ftnthcr delays. lcmafly definpd_ i
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>11 h Trucks that tlctourcd through Ro- __ __
Storms of winter, the
.E.\ [He-d on those de-lnurs arc
wayton from the state road arc rc-
--iition In :4lllllll the unusual _ '
11......3- mum,» “<11“;me ported to bc stalled in that Village.
5 d. 1‘ . Emotion will :ltld llud ll'llllir from \‘Ctmtport to NOTWfllk‘
;,. 11... already lurgp (.x has lu-vu suspendcd duo ) tramp.
“‘,\ “ill l.il\'|‘ in stand to h"“"‘l‘~"~ in ‘Vl'SllIorl. ‘ FflUNl] LflEKEfl
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ll': ' IlkfiéLlj l Lil" .LLKINGTUN~ KY. March flawl’uul
-- ’ ‘ " " ' ‘lnltlo, iVVelvc~_V't-;11'—old son of W‘,
.-,, __ fl»... ;l.!illc. Lexington capitalist, who has
’ ' ' -« - i l! ‘ .. . . -' . ..
. 1.o1'1sv11.1.1.:. Ky. nun-h 26. -~,\ '73,.“ l“ ”1"); '.“"bm."-b3‘ “ample“
\ .» “lint. 1".(lr- ll1' .Ll‘ l"'}l§el bung“ Yell (.11 (“Mid ”VII-Ought)“ “A“ “)‘ly'n: 1‘ li‘l luufinllnng IUCkOd ”1 il
. -- .. », . . . . ‘ " ‘ A“, :1::".l .'l ; (70;. t ‘.
1 ,.l1, "-‘-H~ .‘v‘ ‘u‘- 1m» (onndvrutc llomu. a: l‘cu‘m- \ut «iv _ . , I 1.’ ‘ .
. .‘J \-_-. _ \"A' .- _ a," _ , . __ ,1 n .. .mo alts. l.Illlt- ilrsl lPLllllf‘tl tho
... mum. -1 .41 l- iii. iv. .1_htcecu l'llll‘b 110111 Loin» . r , .
_ , . . . . ‘ ‘ . _ . _ 1“ hmrubouls of their son when hr tel-
‘ "I”HP‘.“ “‘Hmmr“ m "'1‘" “L b "doe!" 1““: “ml" “”5 ““3 chhonod his home from the hotel
“1"..1v'111 Ho vireo '1‘. :l; 1‘ - ; ‘w- . ~ ' .
I. . .lrii .. 1 V : 11 \t‘ lllllll (Z1 a int lhtl ”net‘hmnrt zoom. ”p stud ho had bcen kept a
: .ul ll‘n’lilln . m t..~> mil-1 hutl llt‘fill())(‘(l tho ill. txlutmn. pli=oncr thrrv since \\'t‘~ln9stlavniglit
:.~ 1n ll“: room: In 111- "( olnlllll'ntlml by horizontal .hm: “cud. lnvcstigution disclo<cd that th'e roam
:1. \\!’:‘l :XVVllll“. \\ ho. during the our. “in: 1lw lmcpcr irul hm,“ "NWT”! m 'ldV'tnf‘P hr 1
‘ly into-resting ourpr. nt' .lohn Morgan‘s mount. tho one lum- mun l‘("‘l~‘lt‘l"t‘tl .N 1' (I ”‘1‘ of lip
_;\-..;. “11.1.1» 2h“ 111;..1. (lll'll vein-nus of. the home ublo to cinnutihl . ‘ " ‘ "
‘1;H§113”112;-1- C~ A4 Effluu “(ilk l-lll'll |.l'hlll ll!“ ll‘lllllllllg “'ll‘l DP" . “ .
. , 3.1,. (111331... 1.. gong . .‘liaium shililar to that which made tho fr‘milinuinl on Pane “.szn) l
- 1'...“ -...,~- 11 Army of tho (‘onl'cdcz‘zlcy inmouu. ’ ‘ ’ ‘ f
.., . .. . . . \ _._. .....--_-. ,_._ ”m. i
‘ tin n llll'}' nlnrche'l ill. llflllblt" units to i
..;’ 5“,...12.‘ mm}. “,4... tr-: Unwind building.hind}: litters of: i
it.“ lilimtlwtv}, 5111. y. . .51- mix..- and 1-.“11-1-1n-l mu mvulm com. .3
- . “m, 0' .."_ mails to safely in the lull“ 3on9
./ .; “gk-s <1“ 'u‘llul'l ll l‘t‘ul'h}. Many ol' lllt- ltlilw".
4.1.1.1”! gnu"; " {, -.., l‘.l1\1t\'t~l‘ lit‘l‘illlll“ l-ht‘llf'll and are out
J,“ .L in”: .11 .‘qwlf‘wfl to sllrx'iu- lllv‘ :-h')f'l\‘. ; .
" JV“ \ ‘1“ “l " \l'lt-i :h'rccunl llouti had called ling .
, .r- : i! ' w - ~ ‘ » '
, . . , ’l“"l(l‘ .1 .' ' l " :oil 1-.. , the inch. in mnjorn} ol \Vlll-lil
. Silt)“ ‘11; '5 :13", li;";"(‘f \.1:1 ;:~..n1bor.- ol' Morgan's curling A dvlichttkll .,,...(.‘,h:,.,_0“fl “Hm“...
1» nu \‘ ‘4‘ to") w ;. - . - . ,, . 4. . .. .. .4,' - ,_ . ' ‘
v...1l ”lift-111.”; WW?“ ,,," " 1"'-"l""‘l' “‘Hlna Hit-“.111. ediuldl”: was tr-ntlorcd fills-r; Vl'nll} Lyncn u!
r I '1‘. “dummy and _\p-;_ 1;...» 'l‘F‘C“ “““n “'9 l“"““‘m“i‘l:'\_ lifemluulrh licr home on llurritt urrnue last night
.12! llll‘ Humilderln: .by a number. of l'rivnils. in honor or
"‘54 “V” N‘n‘m “or“y‘l‘l‘z'” ilml u MWIIHH' or (11153“ Wm" b-V‘ 'llmu iwr i‘orthcmniua mowing“.
. :111-1 under-J ‘0 ill“ “1”“; {hullh'é Many hcautitul gills \vcrr‘ rot-wired.
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l ‘ q .3- ‘(lil ”W“ nlanlu “ m‘wjflp gand durlng'thc coursc cl llll‘ mt‘nmg
. ' " ““' """' ” "‘ " inn interesting musical progrlnn was
t . ". Y ‘ Y . .
lglfiiNfi HBULES 'PicOl‘leT ACTION TO .rcndcrcd and refreshments servo-d.
TREES UR(}ED "l‘lle. :ucsts departt'd in the wee hours
tof the morning. after conferring: lhc
ghrst of w-isltcs on the popular hrlsic
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K 'lAlllFlElfll’Aliil
i1 cost 01f ‘tiludtgng'flmlailentails thc Pomology department at (fonll‘FC‘:Augilst,u Hamilton. Madeline Curran.
t\ .n 0!. ‘c .111 ct lath tEr-ut, Agfipllltlnuzi tollect- to the (efft‘t‘l Josephine, Agnes and Alecia Lynch.
Ill t-tmvmulng to grow. lourflhnf thousand-“v (13' fruit lrct‘s will i’QEVJ'enl‘ip and Clam {(.alvd()n Mary,
brine no“ under construrgmgt unless prompt action is; Iakcn tOlElizuheth and (‘athcrinc Quinn. Itelon
STU? will .‘luruh Zli.—~\\'urning is to-bo.
iss'uml to {wit :rowcrs of l‘onngl-tiq Tho flllf‘filsz “.9...”
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’tlt-ut h)’ Pl‘l‘lfi‘S-‘illl' 'S- P' ”MUM” “l, The Misses Alias and Mary Rooney.
and developer of this
ing the So-Called Govern-,-
ment
smut. THAN
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New England Ahead of . Oth-
er Places in Government
War Securities
More than a million dollars‘ worth
of war savings securities—treasury
savings certificates, war savings
stamps and thrift stamps—have been
sold thus far this year in New~Ent
land, according to an estimate made
today by the savings division, First
Federal Reserve district. Although
the ofllcial figures just available for
the first two months, show sales total:
ling $885,169, as the sales in February
alone amounted to $324,073; March,
thus tar, must have carried the total
urns AllllNli
lithium
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Black Sea People Fighting to
Free Their Territory of
Plunderers f
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CONSTANTINOPLE, March 25 (As-
~sociated Press).——Thc anti—Bolshevik’
’army. operating in the
'Novorosslsl: and moving southward in
Vine Black Sea province
vicinity of
toward Ba-
tum, has established its capital at So—
:chl (Lakhorski. on the Black Sea.‘
about midway between Novorossisk‘
and Datum), where a general commit—
tee is directing a mailed Govern-
ment. General Keith. of the British
forces. is reported to have visited So-
chi recently. where he discussed the
situation with M. F‘ilippouki. chairman
of the committee for the liberation of
Continued on Page Fire.
PHUEE SEARElllNfi‘
Hill llllllll MAN
Wealthy Young Brooklyn
Physician and .Ugidrcntig
fied Patient Dead 11 Room-
ing House
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33“ \ORK. “MC“ ~6~ 1" ““ “”‘ ' “ hm“ "1d ‘0’" “mm!" m ‘1’“ .«nied m the Governor. next 'lucsda)..bolh in doubt.
of the homicide bureau wcrt- conduit
ll]: it Widespread search for a “third
man." today. in tho bclicl’ that his
capture \xoultl clear up tho lll_\.\‘lPl‘_\‘
in the (101le“ mllrtlr-r of ln‘. Vim-cm J“
(‘ampisL :1 Wealthy .Vouna Brooklyn
physician, and an unidentified “pa-'
ticnt." whom- bodies new found in a;
lodging house room, in Brooklyn. lust.
night. lir, l‘umpiei was summoncd .to‘
visit the patient. last night, by 1: [NHL
div-aged mun, and was‘accompaniod
in tho scone of the murder by, this,
mun. An hour latcr Ur. (”animals
body. terribly slashed,
thc floor of tho "paticnt's" room and
tho latter was (lead in his bed with
tho imprint of human fingers on. his
throat. The "third man" had (“8?le
pt-arcd. .
(Continued on Page Eleven).
llllSSlAltllllS 111111:
. day morning, on charwcs of assault.
the Black Sea prormcc. " ‘ "
was iound on’
well above a million, The sales per
capita for New England. in February.
amounted to 3.05. and for the year to
date $.13.
(Continued on Page Five).
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31111 now on
Workers’ Forces Threaten. if they Fail to Capture the:
City, to Destroy All the Factories and Mines in West-_
ern Germany—Reds Have Established Great Hed-
quarters and Are leaning Orders the Same as the
Old German Army ““M _‘
BUDERlCli,Rhenish Prussia, Marcnlthey being forced to retreat under
26 (Associated Press).——Ebert gar-.heavy artillery and machine gunfire.
ernment troops still held ’Wesei. An armored train pushed along
across the Rhine north of this clty.‘towani the bridge across the Lippo
at 4 o’clock this afternoon. Fighting river, about three and onehalf miles
which had been in progress“ during‘from Wesel. annept no a steady fire
the day was seemingly dying _o.way at on the workers. ‘
that hour. and although \Vesel is un- Many shells fired by the workers’
der fire from artillery in the handsiartillery flew wild during this strug-
lhe workers' army. the troops hadsgle. One of them struck at the gate
lUflfiE Rfl’lllMANllEll:
WITNESS Willi lAIttni
TuMAltAPPEAAANcE
Judge George H. Vosburgh. this-
morning. in the (‘ity court, stcruly.
reprimanded John llardwick, a board-1
or. at 170 Water street. tor failing tol
appear in court~ yesterday. as the comr
planning witness against Alfred Lent
and Mrs. {Stella Stevens. who were al-l
rested on his complaint. cal-ly Thurs-i
llardwick attended the trial, this?
morning, only after policemen localct
and escorted him to the City- Hall. He
excused his absence with the plea
that he was looking for a job, bu! ;,'
Judge Vosburgh declined to accept “it"
explanation as of sufficient
nor-e, to have warranted his conicinpt'
of court in ignoring a regular served:
subpoena. 9
Mrs. Stevens and l.<nl. who Wol‘t‘ ac-
_ (used of punching Hardwick. after lm- 3'
billing (lccply of hard cider. bicaded,
declared; .liAlrl'l‘ldOlll) March 26,-wThc reso-é\\’oman SuffrageConstitutionalamend-
guiliy to drunkenness, but
they didn‘t. remember their attacks
on l-lardwick. They were not repre-
suited in court by counsel. Judge
\‘o:bnrgh inn/«used lines and Costs on
Lent totalling $20.11). and Mrs. Slov-
Both of the accused paid.
R it I] WllllllEllS
VfllE 0N liAYlllllll
SAYS 111511111“
impnrt- .
succeeded in repelling all infantry aviof Fort Bluechesr on the Belgian
tacks. bank of the Rhine' and then ricoc-
Today‘s battle opened during thclcheted. bursting harmlessly.
forenoon. when government troops no. LONDON. March 2ti.—-V\'orkers'
tacked workers‘ forces which had ad-;f0rces entrenched along the Lippe
vanced to within a few hundred :river. south and southeast of the city
yards of the W'csel bridgehead. Mm" :01' “'CEEI. threaten. if they fail to calh
lng rapidly to the onslaught. mp regu- ~lure “’esel. to destroy all factories
lurs drove the Reds south across the :and mines in Western Germany. says
Llppe river and southeast our of la. dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
Lippe Sonloss. In the meantime, gov- gColilpany filed in Berlin this morn-
crnment artillery opened tire upon inrz. The Reds have established
the workers' headuartcrs at Lippcr- great headquarters similar to that o!
dorf and partially destroyed 61911;”!!! old German Army. and are is-
Vl’orkiug southward from Lippe Son Sill“? official statements.
bets and eastward from Lipperdorl. in last night‘s communique the
the regulars began a double flank al~i
tack which swept the Reds back. (Continued on Page Six).
1 SUPFRAEISIS 1A1111
Ann HASllll VfllES MELAWARE
Miss Ludington States Suf-lHopes of Ratifying Seem
frage Refusal Was Premaf Doomed to Defeat
ture norm: on, March 20. clans for
.dinosal of resolutions to ratify the
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*itmonrrassedlbsihr Republican Stai .. mt were uncertain when theme-law
com’cntion calling upon Governor ware Legislature rt‘conwncd today.
Holcomb to call a spccial session oifrhe struggle of sum-ago workers and.
the Legislature to consider the FtPllCl‘innlugonigls mached 11 climax. with
at Splinter- amendment will b(‘ lii‘eS-itlio’ time for young, and on remit;
'lby ('oloucl l. M. l'llmau. chairman Oi' Overnight gains in strcngm were
”he commillt‘c on resolutions at illegclaimcd by the Suffragists. but confl-
p. nrcnlion. Adoncv of the opposition was indicated
.-\1 Suffrage headquarters lit-1'1" 10min plan.» of llcprcsentailve McNabb,
(:13. nwlubers 'of the Connecticut \‘l‘o-{npmom-mjc lcadcr in the House, to
Na“. fili‘l’l'agc Association stated ”131 lcal! up the ratification resolutions im-
Iucs’ Irlu-‘E‘d ‘0 consider the GOVW‘W'modiuttly. Suffrage iorccs were pro-
ms .lutemcnt. as made public thiiiwan-d to filibuster against a vote.
it t;‘.llll‘j..’.'. as a definite refusal to call :11 INVVVIOIJXHQNS in the Senatc were
rust-ml scssion. as the resolution has equally dubious. “gum-3mg“ and OM30-
SAVINE PRHPHSlTlflN not. yet roachcd him. ncms l)( th claiming a majority.
Miss Katherine Ludinglon. lWGSi'l Vt'itll the fight at high heat and ado
111nm or the association, loda," iSSW‘d joulument planned tonight until Mon.
of the R. & G. factory workers. in re
spect to daylight saving. Superintend-
cnt Charles T. Dimond took an infor»
mal vote among the employes, yester-
day.
With the understanding that offcial
Vlan, and the hands of the clocks turn-
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action would be taken endorsing the: Full“ LAWYERS l
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ml ahead. as during the last two years,.
..l1£n daylight saving was in effect.
...-11;1 Stl‘t'f'l. and three col- repair Wm“... damage from mice amvaullen, ,Lorctta Casino. M'u'uaret me vote. in favor of the proposition.
1n-1l up. next Week, 111 the rabbits. Hayes. Eliciabvth .\l11r. .. .‘lttdvline was as follows
,ll n1“ be rememhoretl‘ Because of the “a“... snow this,and ”my Lynch. 31;. . .. ”55‘ Julfl l ' QE' Yes ........................ 412
\. ‘\\ ebb, who returned winter. mice and rabbits have been lMcKnight. Mr and My». 1., .‘vlaihias ‘ l {3. No ......................... 33
1111 ilclds. last week, wasd‘cl'cczl it) ”w. lztlgvly “Dim thc hal‘ker. and My}; ll, lio?.11. .\lr.:, \‘V'. rKis: H . I. Not young .................. 10:2
Ol‘ChaI'tl}:,tlli§ dam-tor, 'Mrs. F. Van Sr'oy. Mr. and Mrs, P.
Fri-ll \'<E1l)*.*, l".'al".(
of trees. in man;-
'agc is very g1; .11 and some ti'ccs my. Halacy.
.probably injult-Il beyond rcnilir. I’ll I'Clalléllllll‘l, l’i’illiuln Mca’llone, Thomas
gloss commonly girdled, ll:)\‘.‘9\'t,‘l'. McGltu1c_ Frank and William Lynch
‘trcos may he saved by lin‘ mucosa and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lynch.
-1 «it"ltmd.
-- 1c building'two of the
wn are now under way.
”:y and the other a sin-
)5...
“:2“ Ttlgc qtgggjglml‘; .known as “bridge-grafting." This is «—-—~~ -—_.
whiroeition 0;” the 0.119.131 method of carrying the sup over 311-.
.L' tit-finitely settled. iglgtlcsdfigggtl‘ons oi the trcc by the use!
' . Directions for treating such fruit -
i 1 even . . . ~ .
on Page El ) . llrecs may be obtained irom the agri-
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1131111011: $1013 f‘ggmég_1 RIO JANEIRO, March 26.—-c.rave1-!méfliflesfgz.‘ 1.53:3;ij .ncegw‘fi
M ' pure all? 1 ‘ ; laspects 'have been assumed by melhsl ni ht of annew council .f the f ,
C J ‘é’1§1.f“t‘h3t“§'peqmsmke “'hiCh has Virtually paralyzed ior Orger'of American MeIcthics Till}.
l13l1«:kb: u ht in'Am'il traffic in this city. vFiremen «on '3“ exercises were held in Odd Fellowse’
511‘ lghg arket to‘ Brazilian steamships walked’out to‘ Hall ’ South Main street and Stat
7:“ ”filo «etm tabilize day in sympathy With the ““9 team‘ Councillor J E Kellnel' of Bethele
' “to“? obs . k; sters and truck drivers, and it. ..was was in char ‘e of the meetin '
-_1o17111£1)11.ssign 5%an announced fine carpenters. woodwork, The degrege work was puts. on b
”I“; “’51 enl letters {‘I'S, waiters and restaurant employes.‘membem. of. Harmony Council‘ 0);.“
tin-“1 perstgoa' lent ship mechanics and municipal labor- Bride ort Delegations Were present
7‘“? all "9mm t crshad decided to join in the move- ..ep ' >
made during Axe. men, ,gomgaftiuw. §‘§§§°“" Piewcflavef.
_ . , ‘ '- . . ew r1 8 u an gepor . 03.6 o
7 * The Government has issued a state- a hundred Norwalk men are on the
lzi'z'r: Coolies ment declaring it intended to prose- charter list of the new council.
cute and depart a“ “Vague” Who: Fouowin the degree Work ad.
-.: . . ' ‘ ’ d‘ urb n es. ’ l g ’
x 2.31! by ‘U. S. Marines are involved 1n 13‘ a 9 a social
cultural colic?r at Storm” or from the
nations Count; i-‘zirm Bureaus.
ll‘LT' COAL USER'S: Brazilian Steamship
Firemen Go on Strike
. ‘21:} mt: IS ISSUED
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':.nlinous coal in Nor-g
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_ .. =journment was taken and
clfidcgflgiflggtg’t‘gw 11133;?“ 1’33; time, with refreshments, was" enjoyed.
. - Considerable interest is tel: here in
action bemgyfaken 33"“? instance or rlhe order, which stands for unailoyed
the Workers Federa on. .Americanism and the protection 91'
American institutions. .
Connecticut ISClaimed ‘ — . . ' h
I B? Lowden Supporters; Will Sell. Property
3d (Delayed) -—'
who landed at
‘ ‘lllosi of the British
=‘1v‘-~.1<.~;<t- coolies. ac-
noz-c. ,Tlley later
V‘I-t'lucst of the local
. "A” . Connecticut’s fourteen delegates to ,' .
‘1 “We Overcome 1n the Republican. National ,_ convention (x ‘A-meetmz of the creditors
841.1,”. 1, . (w d G _ are allfor Governor Lowdenaror Presi- smrentghnmne, Chemical
'-‘ ‘rcun asfdent; This assertionfwasrmadexes.
" . “ ‘ “tel-day, by secretary primate-Morale“, in Bel
1. 2l3.~-Fourtoen per-lamwno l 4g lame ~ .. was}: in W
wwttn. "i'our probably mum ' .
“35‘” ms in East'Bos m;
_ -" police investi
'lllt:l_\' begun .336.
«2 Hos-tan (343"
_ , the street i'
H" :llzllii.
:7)
c1: geé;
.3”..-
. Of Bankrupt Companyl
. ot'Rowayton,jwas held yes!
'11. beforeRefei-ee
.
Stamford Advocate. sui-l .1 3‘-
niszht, concerninr: the tailors demand
for concessions involyuu: shorln
hours and more pay which “1'? ';:-o.1
settled satisfactorily in .\'o'w.:l‘.. «1.:
cepting the cases of two downtown
merchant tailors: f
It was announced this morning: that
four more tailors had signed agree-
The
ments with their employees. grunting;
,what had been demanded when the
men went out on strike last Friday
morning. This made a total of six
who settled. Four employrrs have
not signed.
Those who yesterday signed the.
agreement igvina the workers a mini-
mum wage of $40 a week and 8 hours
per day were M Wcitz. J. Sherer, J.
Mernstein and George Davis. About
twenty-five men and women have not
returned to work.
At ,a conference yesterday after.
noon. the master tailors said that
they were willing to grant $36 per
week, for eight hours each day._ This
ofler was declined. Yesterday morn-
ing the employers had oifered $40 per
week( for nine hours' work each day
and seven hours on Saturday.
it is expected"‘that another contor-
ence will be held today between rho
master tailors who have not yet set-
tled and the strikers.
Boss BUTCHERS ARE
1 FAVORIN G ' PETITION ,
FOR' EARLY CLOSING
4—— .
ers of ‘Norwalk have signed a petition
.agreeing to close the meatballs)»: at. ’l'
7 J . 7 ..
A large number at the boss butch-1
(( oziiinued on Page Four).
.— . ,..__..._
._.llllllll3ll CABINET
CONSTANTINOPLE, March 26 (lla-
‘\‘:1.~’).—~Tl!c Turkish Cabinet, .hcarlcd
‘hy Sail l’nsha.,i‘ormcd on March 9. has
‘lt‘slgl‘led. an.“ the Sultan has asked
.iiamnd Fond Pasha. former Grand
l\‘izicr and Foreign Minister, to iorm
a not" loyenlment. '
nomad Ferld Pasha was appointed
Turkish (irand Victor and Foreign
Minister on March 7, 119. and the fol;
lowing month was named head of the
Turkish delegation to the Peace Con-
ference. This'delegation arrived in
Paris in June.- and shortly after
it had reached that city Damad Fen
rid appefid-beforc the Council at
Ten and asked that the allies leave
the Turkish mpire intact. Later he
submitted to l. Clemenceau, presi-
dent of the Peace Conference, 3 me-
morandum setting forth Turkey's
claims. To this M. Clemenceau re-
plied, rething the pleas put forward.
Damid F‘erad’a resignation followed.
being accepted Oct. 5, 1919. by the Sub
my 1/" r
BOAm or RELIEF
AND ASSESSORSTO
”MEET 9N.SATUBDAY
“*1!th
o’clock, .7 rdayr‘ «values. Wm: ,
April 10; 1 Repetition has mam a... poem
lamest; _ mwmugymw ,,
1
in the effort to gauge the sentiment}
Additions"
Mama at Re—V ,
a
at
gday. a vote in cilher Housw
gncxt \x'cclt was doubtlul.
llflLSHEVIKI SEIZE'
~- lWll AMERIBANS
EA. W. Stickncy and H. B. T.
l Reynolds Captured by
Reds
“‘ASlilNGTON. March 26.~~chm13
receihd ycslt‘rday at the State De-
bci‘oru_
((‘onlinucd on Sixth Page.)
l
gust AGAINST .
.. ..._.‘___,--
v » murmur
Following out an agreement made;
Cm two: r. the state and the counsel tor:
:thc defendants. the casc against the:
Hour lawycrs. Henry Grecnsiclnm lartmcn: "a mounted h , fl
lFranci'Fs‘ J. llreen. Solomon iladcsch llho liolrhmpiki troops} all fidvgri’llzz
land Harry Mesard charged :Wllli mu- {laiski of two Americans emplovcd by
’spiracy to defraud Andrew P. Nicholg a Idlllih‘ll firm. The men weren't. W.
, ut of $111000. was again
:iuntil April 8. when called in the 'C-ity lant, H. 1;. T. Reynolds.
. 591th“ The State Department announce!
the defendants “01‘ the” c‘""’”="’J.tha.t instructions had been cabled to
mimic an appeu‘ance and ”W “m‘ lthe American Ambassador, at London.
;tinuance was granted at the request land to the United States Consul-Gen-
ot Assitant Prosecutor D. Earl Gar. :eral at Harbin to take every measure
'lick by Judge Bartlett. . Iit necessary to secure the sale to-
l The reason given for the request secure necessarysecure the safe rev
[for a continuance was that Judge'tum of the captives. These instruc-
IJohn H. Light of Norwalk, Special in- ‘tlons also conveyed word that a most
vestigator. appointed by the statc'r'searching investigation should be
lattorney. was not ready to make a me made of the circumstances under
pom of his findings following a notice "which the Americans were placed un-
‘0f hearings. der duress.
Ill-Illlll ANll 3111111 All
. * ’ multimillion .
a . ‘ 1A NflVEllllEli tumor
.: "lag-v
it: its. ,
W
court, Bridgeport, yesterday.
r
9
TWO town fights in Fairfield county ‘ ,
Republican politics appear on the horl- to him, though it wouldn't have mud-r
son as children of the State convert-’dem 3' it turned 0"»-
tIon. Stamina“. will 1: at the the (on: 0! Bedding bu
{will see Harvey P.
Al Willi!”
continued :Stickncy. a geologist, and his assist—f
They Were strait! -3. alight Abe health 1,
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