armed foundry men in
walk have extended him an e
‘l this city.
NORWALK’S
HOME PAPER
ESTA B LISHED 1870.
sheer-ed at the seine «oi-wit —
. . .. It: Post-
one. so ascend .Class’ldail flatter.
TRtiN’WORKs FoUhinRY .
HAS BEEN LEASED A8 +
SEPARATE BUSlNESS
in"; of the Springfield 13
_-,‘ . if. . .,5.,.;.
tilt. Luther has already
..t;tndry at the local plant. Although
;:. a. foundry section of the Iron works
downtown, it will be managed entirely as a separate organ-
'1 and business, separate from the
The old stafi‘ of foundry WOrkers
' . ' y new employees hired' by Mr. Luth
Under
and expansion is certain.
i; will be done for firmsjn various
”or the Norwalk Iron Works.
Mr. Luther is no stranger inNorwa
, was the owner of the Narwal‘s Brass company
st
(1. His many friends in Nor-
iavorably knownas one of the mo
New Englan
Mr. Luther will m
-, active charge of the local foundry,
‘9 Springfield, Vermont, factory.
E. J. Hill, president and general manager of the Norwalk
. "\ Works company, in discussing the
made solely because be de-
declared the transfer was
'ztrday,
ed of that part of the
~l to be reliev
._1
it
it Am 0N ’
illllllllllll 1
tritium
.w: Mayor loliet't M. fi'nlt‘c Sliilv
. .._.-~... .«a-o-a m
. lllIJ-‘ln, that official union ‘ ‘
:. min-n, within (in hurt it, Written lust week when Mr. .bvcc:
luufiuc Norwztllt fot‘tnttilf,‘ . lii'cucht a second legal suit in his 9.“,
‘ torts to obtain It divorce front his
" 'in“ii‘..;i'll saving. 'l‘hf't‘e is it pit-
u. or sentiment in the ct.) it't'
,.
it iitx\illl.{ the hands oi the tlot-k‘ “it“
i"l-~’ill“l an hour. and A '1lll;{k(‘un
H \‘x'ult‘o- Illlll tiu (‘ounctl will act;
t.) ln-ttm» the next tw-att‘u"
- mi 1hr (‘ntmril Which will no;
.\pt'il 13.
ut‘.'il
' t1. Greennsclr llttrttottlfi
:tzti, .\'v\v London and
- .ttttt-ttz the (‘unneciimn civil»:
mt. lit'lll in sit]: with New. Yinii
:m l'_' on H. daylizitt saying S?lll."l-
llwln zmtl Shelton are expected
.7 in ltnt- by ntxt Sunday. Ant-1y,
“mi Wellington! will vote on the,
“Jinn twilight. Ntw Haw-ti. \\';t-'
"'hlll'}’, .‘ile-tith-nt. l'lnttbu;j.'., Norwich;
t-l this <ity eliil on Eastern;
Hillard t;:i..~, ~
Ilrea: contusion
'fvtuence “sz :utir'.‘~«i
.w' Norwalk r»-.~:“trltt-, who cnmtitulv‘
‘vi'ttwecn tl'li.Q city and .\'~vr York, haw
vausc of the hour's diiicz-vm». in ”mug;
Residents in the Marvin l’t-jtvh dis._
Mich and other outlying S“‘("i!)ll_~‘, “1mg
were forced to get up an hrmt ignite-i
(ll.
hit;
and groan-r incon‘;
this morning
to make trains that would an th..-tn in“
New York it. ttntt- for \Vfli'k' hmi u,
walk to tE- '.:ila‘0:td_ station lit'f""‘5.4 t"
tn»: >ttwci mus» do not start
' ‘il :’\ «fishnt'k.
Minimums»
SlflllN’SUNflAY;
tuttttatgtwrttttti
.\.i automobile. owned by the Lib-3
, Taxi-cat: Company, Railroad ave‘;
», and driven by Freink Covano. was
‘ Wu, near the railroad depot,‘ in
wires-town. last night. The driver
the car parked for a short time-
i driving his car to a dance.“ The,
iotnobile was found later, abandon:
near the outskirts of Danbury. l
i‘hile E. L. Greenberg. of Scribner:
-I‘.ll€l, was dining in a restaurant, on
ii street, at 8:45 o'clock, last night,
-'~'e.< made away with his automo‘
- that was parked on the opposite
. , at the street. The. car Was a 1919
,1 touring model. ,
’R'allingford Treasurer .
\Vins in Salary Suit
HAVEN, March 29.-—-The mo-_
quash the action brought
William J. Lum, treasurer
.:,tt:,;iUid, to compel him to pay an
'27 in salaries granted to school
. -.~: by the Board of Education
' :own, was granted by Judge Jr.
vi) today. The application for
:“vrtizilive writ of mandamus "_
ti. Mr, Lum, in’rhis rep
(UUHSE‘l to the action brought
teachers, claimed that he had
right to pay the increase in,
i to the teachers. The
laso—week.
i
t
air;
.1)
*3.
a.
HELEN/A’s cnew SAVED. -
Ilii‘.
t-tal years ago,
it-gt-tl (llszippe
‘huuint; 1' pianist.
'(‘i'lllr court refused to
(“usmdp ~ .
daughter is asked by Mu bvec.
13,393 SP
with Motor
Stoeckel to have trttff
for trucks having
greater weight th
watthed
. 1
partment an
struction of
’will co-operate to Dr
ad of such weight a
ing a lo . .
ads from usmg the highways
up the ro
that have not a s
macadam.
u'
experienced
nthusiastic welcome to
take Nor-walk his home, and will be
but will retain
lee sing of
business.
tout sue »
tttttsw tum ,
flllllllllfst
A ncvr chapter in the domestic tun‘:
git-s of Mr. and Mrs. John Svec wast
vii-2, Emma Franks Sven.
brought by
lulu/toner at that time.
wound. suit is has
(it“flf‘l’l ion.
of
UARTFQRJ')
cttztnlssioncr
t-titttitttz. yesterday that he had
k'tal'u» special measures
'tlcstruction of gravel
roads throughout the
He said that no truck should‘contain
u. loud A's-inhinfs more than five tons.
zit-titan would, With the weight. of the
ltruck, maki- tax-ti $0115 for
jsustain, without
:such an extent as to make them unlit
or traffic.
The comniisis
nsp‘ectors o; "1
Commissioner
st
be stopped. He referred particularly .
to the roads betWeen New Haven and 100,00 Men and
Slaybrook. between
between
and ‘ Norwalk
ken in places
limantic
brook,
which are bro
extent as to ten
unlit Plilllllills
,«ttttz/ttttttt llllill
A’ number of knotty problems face
Relief in
the Board of
easements, 9&9.
board an
been»
or three
' A
miner
» tthT‘iORE. Mar 29.‘
~ . members the crew f the
' n1. Helena, which m.
Water's edge and men
3 M-r tiff Capetfiam r
" IL; were bro
'-./-.utship Gorge.
Twenty ,
lie! and-4118' ,
Merit?"
Au industrial deal of do ' stable importance and interest
been consummated in the easing, for-“
Norwalk Iron Works company’s foundry
rsss and Iron
ind II ‘l . i
to Paul B. Luther,
Works, of Springfield, Ver-
ttalien possession, and is in charge of
operations will consume
buildhg, on Water
Iron Works company. .
has been augmented by
e . The business is grow-
bjr. Luther’s management
parts of the country as well
1k. About fifteen years ago
’s factory. He.
(lee; Washington street.
arduce with
the
4 Edit ~ '
, lllllll ninth
Com. Bennett Takes Meas-
ures to Prevent Destruc-l
t_ion by Trucks
March 29.—~nighwa'y
Charles J. Bennett said
Ye
d suivrvism's of road (son
the Highway Department
motion of highw
{scam-ting his depart
‘ble and their unre
tion of petitions
tea today.
taken in .
. intm‘eetlng’d; , > - ..
' washed in 4,119;
Wis , . . There
;
Bllllllllllllls
Boll MINERS .
ttw cttttttcti
i
l
of
General Scale Committee of
Operators , and Men Ex-
pected to Be Signed Some-
time Within a Week
I
“llllllllllN SENSE” }
ttttttt t0 Ptttut
Miners May Attempt to Get
Further Concessions as to
the Working Hours' and
Wages '
8
f
l
and best-in.
his new field
‘ ' te es in .
1mm r t new YORK, March 29.~~A new
wage. agreement. based on the major-
ity report of President, Wilson’s bi-
tuminous coal commission, will be
Signed within the next week. it was
lprcdtctcd by members of the general
,scale committee of operators and
mimfi‘s who arrivml here today to ne.~
§gotiate a new contract for the soft
icon] men.
3 John Lilmwis, in crnationall presi-
‘: dent of the l‘nited inc “Workers ex-
,pressed confidence that the new
agreement p'ill be "satisfactorily
lrcached" Ho said "common sense"
:will rule tluoughnut the cnnfcrentrps
iand there would be no‘ reason for any
ifttrlhr-t' delay; in "clearing up the bi-
‘lttminotts situation."
the --~foundry, l
(Continued on Page Two).
EEl itttntit:
[Illllllill ”it
One Man Went With It and
~ Tho action
Attorneys ntogh Ac. Rise of Concord and Mer-
stw sued ii" 5, spill?i~alllt;ll‘fie\i- rimac Riva-s Causing
l0 “WINK I s “’1 e s :i .
Charles liil Damage
A judge- of the Su‘
grant. titt- (in.
'1 hr Pl‘wbl'lli. and
«all Oh the grounds
BOSTON, Ain’t-h 29.-~T“."\'t‘-t'nl mills
at Lawrence \l’vll‘ forced to close be-
cause of iii)0£i"ll basements and others
.muplv‘s minor .
ithe Merrimac river.
gut-re prepared today to open the flood
since the record freshet of 1852. Base
night.
reached
district “He flooded last
lHuverhill the Mcrrimac
:bighest point since 1897.
which has‘bcen regarded arr a dunge-
r_iver front were flooded: but seriou
propctty damage was avoided by stor
clerks and factory employee; who
moved most of the stock. ‘
A,sfeel bridge, 200 fr—Pt long. u'ltic
spanned the river bf‘twvel!
born and an island. was swept {Wm
yesterday, carrying one 07, the res
dents of the island with it.
lailroad bridge patrols 'alom:
Connecticut rcportvd :- heavy ice. prc
sure against the abutments.
been forced to
it? prevent the
and macadam
State by truCks.
nudes it)
to
ill"
being damaged
ampttm , ‘ , ,
. u . . . . - ' - ~ ' Sir" t! l‘lmm'tst _
, the 0"ct' on tt sacral this. Many mated b3 Defcetne *‘ e931 _ . ‘ . ha I sued a denial that. the
‘13:}? hgzdlgggigii‘; farms: inflthe‘ lowlands miter; partly Hunt and Policeman‘ Frank S. bunt-i . {pmlaniié’wass 1:3 nufacturing munitions floors. ‘ .
‘ ic on highways covered by water, but MOM 0f the ton. ' 1 A miscellaneous SllOWe was givcn‘foi- the insurgents. ; Steamboat navicrttirm would hurt}
' 1 load of .Slock had been removed from dang“- ' ‘ 7* .in honor of Miss Chariot e S. Rider-.01 The executive council of the Essen started before this c‘xceptY for tho
an five trips. The: The cgntilitiuns among-yd gnivmh'b‘l . tthis city. at the game of Miss biscuicai . __.__.. §d9°kmhens Hunk? m fife]??? sfg;:kéev::,.
p ,2 ie DP— cause. 0 l P wea 0r orecas w tt‘t . D_ Ryan. 39 Fat eld avenue, atur- Continued on Pm Eight) inver as bee ree o , .
Motor \eth l . ’ day me “m. by seven; young “.1 l» .1 *days.
event trucks hav— I
s to tear
tifllslli
ut‘l‘alce of improved:
l
Bennett said the dc»;
ays by trucks was
men: serious trou-
l
l
asonable use must I
Hartford and Wit-
Hartford and Say;
and - DatiPlln
to such an;
I
{vik' rot-deg
,ing at 10 o’
:e'rnl Denikine’s volunteer
l-went overto the Soviet side,
tion Stores
der them impas§able. NOVOROSSISK: BMSSia, March-
; Denikln'e.
. l
aware Russian. wbic fired
their considerav -a't.,the Soviet. to The
for abatement of as-
ofthe members“ the
Final action has not firsdungn. elm ,
i only typos-*F‘x'ench mm.weg§ under-me
‘ . . 'Bolsbeyik 313:: Willow
Board of RE‘L '
the cases 0
requests. '
the,
‘ .y . ‘ ‘ . . N . h . 3 ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘
. __ Assoclsft'so males mews Fuel ALL mars orrruexwdm Iv
, : ~ ' .~ "~ ._ - s , < . .
3 comb is determined .that
seslon of the negislsture to is: on
the
called, "Fearing that
leave the state. LieuL-Gov. “'llsoman .
ardent woman .sufl’raxe
wwould call the legislators to’ her.
lthe governor has
plans to go to
'tiondl convention to Chicago.
Obeen advised by a former Attorneyi
General of the state that under an old i
and forgotten provision of the con-
.vene itself in cases of emergency or
writer! it deems'it '
will be a conference here till, week
0 discuss the advisability of lying
the governor and making an titular!
to get the legislature together. 5
.members of the Legislature si
petition asking the governor 1
special session in order that ll rati-
fication of i
ment might be considered. This'ngest
ground for the
amendment would be ratified i! the‘F- M
legislators had a chance to act;
I
t
l
i
wore thrczttvuml by the steady rise of;
.. ’I‘hc (.fiincord and Merrimaz‘ i'i\’('r.<
rose. more than a foot in the Lowell
.district in 2" hours and the officials
inflicts which have been closed their1
ments in homes and factories in the
At
its
The fender
pier of the Boston and Maine bridge.
point. was, submerged under nine \l-t'e shaking—up.
inches of water. Cellars along the \\‘l\0“ls and mudguard of Fattictwlju:
re—
Brat HP~
the
Trolley
sctvicc bt-twccn Holyoke and NOltll'
Wt-rc suspended bccause of
predicted ruin tonight and tomorrow.
1
tttutttttwrtts'
lso Capture 12,000 onsets.
Big Muni- g
flamers tex- she was in '
sauces. She told the commission she
mit suicide after km?
and
[most of e remainder went on board intended to
.ship , departed for Crimes with lng her daughter, but her mind “be-
The only ships WhiCh.;ési$12hOCCill
potion of the city by t e . evi ‘
a few seem Scout
United
States cruiser Gu'lvestomwas them: ‘ .
wad-ship to leave the'barbor. sum ~
Aha.
.. V 4‘
I ‘i '1?
Fish
HARTFORD, March 29.-—60\§ not-.7
no special
conslttution shall be’
if he should
federal
fill rter.
abandoned his ‘
the Republllau, na—
The Woman Suffrage party has
titution ‘the Legislature may? can»
necessary. ‘There
l
a..-
Some time agu a majority 'f the;
ed a '
Nineteenth Ahead}.
l
the
impression
laielltxfiov. “'ilsnn is also Mayor of
Bridgeport and the chief lieutenant
of .lohn T. King. He led the fight;
against J. Henry Rorabaclt, Republi-é
can state chairman and King's My ‘
at the recent stale convention. ’ ‘ U
was for equal suffrage and the Rors-
buck faction not desiring to give him
and yic’ldcd to the demand of the
women that the contention should
request the scrotum to call a special
session. Gm'. Holcomb promptly To
fused on the ground that no other,
gency existed. . "
_ l
lllliVEll INJURED
IN BRASH NEAR ~
. [18th um
_ l‘nar‘ Ritual, l‘t‘ anoln al‘tilllf‘. driv-ll
ln: Tl ticlivcr)‘ automobile mmcd byi
Minotaur! Sachs, “'nshlmrton street,
butchers. was slightly
.
i
l
i
i
l
‘ 1,4. .0”. “mm”..-
immobile owned by Roy. J. J. hugganJ
four, John “him.
was being tlz'ltcn “'05! on Washington}
Stlf’f't. The force of the
ll‘il'lD‘Zl ‘l-‘uther lrugzans car upon the
to the lawn of Dr. George G.
residence.
1‘ pants suffered hann other than a $0-
5
6
~can‘s car were damaged. the chant-
leur. was able to continue on his way
to “'cstport.
Th“ ELIAS wind—shield of Mr, Siegnl's
auttmtcbilr- was shuttered ftasmcnls
of the flying class cashing hitn. Th3,
axle wry; badly bent. and other dam-
3‘er tunic it‘nctessart' to tow the de-
livery car to a garage for rcpairx. Yo
finest» were made. the persons involv-
ed agreeing to settle the matter of res-
ponsibility and damages" between
themsrlvc: 'l“ c '
h
.V
i.
.S'
3
her twelve-year-old daughter
a
i
l
l
28. -
but at the time she Ki
coin
came a blank.” . ,
Annual Session .
If ..
:eNext
Members of the
307m! . we
'mlnm : . ' r .-
lllllflllwll
NEW YORK, March 29.*Mrs. Em-
ily May Fayre, who shot. and killed
here.
Feb. 7, has been adjudged insane and
committed to Mstteawan Hospital for
the Criminal insane, a commission up»
ointed to examine her announced to-
Y
bits. Favre came here a year ago;
‘from Chatham, Ontario, ambitious to;
become a dancer, evidefie pggsenhtfig :
——Opcupation of this city by Bolshe the commissmn disc 95‘ ' e
inherited a large sum 0
occurred Saturday. morn. her father the com
clock. Thousands of Gen— ‘ '
money from
11 reported.
her dangle -.
ed. ch'cum-r
Way, Night;
scorn xoawmcom,m,Mm , » .
tumult
Refuses toLeeve State,
Attorney; General
of New Jerséy‘, Argues
Prohibition Case
promo Court
Ellilll
.States Deprived of -Their
Sovereign Powers
‘WAsmNtrrpN. March
w; a Eighteenth Amendment to the Consti-
tution, known as
Amendment is legislative in natureJd- -
and revolutiond‘Py in character, . Istrtct yesterday afternoon and! to
that the cording to A
‘ltis argument before the United Stacks
Suwanee court, in New Jersey's suit
,to have the amendment declared void
and the Yolstead act unconstitutional
fight points were‘rsised and discus-
sed in the argument.
Attorney-General Mchn’s brief do
lclsred that
iment Was not constitutionally propos-
an lssuc. ret'crscd its Ibl'fller attitudeiggclalhxvi:‘prggrégigrgfcdlctlo13::‘- - _
1by‘two-thirds in numbers
1 Houses affi
portal of thc resolution;
fourths of the States have not ratified.
in the constitutional sense.
EPllNNlNfilll‘fi—il,
Plfil tantalum
, Ruth
h Plans are tinder way
‘5‘“ “ll l0; ' ' axrs. u the
”"1th “"‘i “and.“ "m1 "is m" “'asiiétxaltgmct‘a‘rcipeitv ((1)1: which-liens
badly damaged, this morninc. when he; have been {i ‘
vollvrlcd‘at the corner of Franklin and .more years. lax Collector Mitchell
“ ”l “"Sh'r‘m‘m ””9"” “l”! 211 Ilurihns a list of delinquents mady and.
Unless settlement is made during the
0f \Vcéttmrt. and driven by his chard-{coming m
, iham thc taxes paid.
. lather Dilgflan‘s car was Aurel-d-ldone by advertising the
”1': 5011”! ”‘1 Franklin strer't when ittsale for the taxes due.
“‘39 5“"le “3' the delivery cur whichlholdcrs of mortgages. so that~t
begin foreclosure proceedings,
Collision ing the city foreclose the liens.
Al. the present'time there is con
sidcu‘aik. and through a ht-zttlgp fence cram
Fowcett‘si taxes have
Neilher of the two occu.g)'ears.
ilcctor has
Althouxzh the front’m" , _
,1 vertismg
lland owner
by some one of the impending trans-
ict‘ of his property and settle up.-
CIASSMATES “Will
i
5
WWW. was lilt‘eil—
i
i
l
1
i
dies'of the class of 1918
lege of New Rochelle.
.Miss Gertrude Doherty, of New Kort:
-city.
.lApn‘t 10, to John D. Allen, of Mi *
inmate, L. i. ' ‘
i .The gifts. which w . _
beautiful, were presented to Kiss Rb
dei" in a mall wagon,
green 'andnwblte. the 1916 class colors.
The Sfboneymoon exp?
by little Norma
ofGamer street.
at 5 o’clock: The
The central figure
lm
fé‘
~
- -
Rel! Wt:
_ ”w— .._.. vflw ”mm..- _ .,
a Tom LEAVE : _
TR {or DEATH t5
. 1 f WESTERN 1 STATE *
ScoresReported Killed andflundredslnjured, Whitetail
’ Property loss Is Millions—Fine Addstojhe , .
Horror as Churches and Houses Are Demolisha
v. ’..~ ‘
CHICAGO. March 2-—RGP0ft§t0d&y, The most. foreboding rumors
from the tornado swept states in the today were from the Southern , .
middle t yesterday indicate that gun peninsula and the rural W
77 persons lost their lives,~ While ‘30! Inglhnd. and Ohio; Those" m
thousands were rendered homeless were pmstrated in every dim
and mililOnt of dollars' worth of dem- ,and it was said ‘it might be dnyibi-r
age done. . i; lfore somé of the communiticsfiofl-
Chlcngd" and its suburbs show. she heard from. ,
breatmgou of life—~29 persons being The Chicago district with 29 deaths
killed, with the greatest loss at Mel-:was the heaviest sufferer. according“
rose link. ‘ ‘to reports early today, the rent rider,
Ohio, where wire, communication of the known death list followsr»
gradually is being restored. reportsl West Liberty. 1nd,, 7; Fenian.
as known dead: It is though wnen Mich... 7; Zulu. Ind. 5: Nashville;
the districts are heard from this Ohio. 4; Grccnville, Ohio. 4: G-enevat g,
figure be increased, indiana re— ind. 3; and one each at Monroevnle.
ported 17 known 463d and ‘mcmggm lud., Townley, 1nd,, Hart. Mich, East“
0 , reported five. Wisconsin and Mlssou- LTroy, Mill. and St. Louis. Mo.
.9.—-—The it! each reported 1 person killed. Thousands of _ persons were made, '
_ , Q TOLEDO, 0., March 29.—-—Oe.suslties homeless by destruction "of dwellings ~ e
thlbmon-in the storm which swept. Toledo and and outside relief was necessary rot ‘
a. number 0? places. ’ .
last night numbered twenty kil ed Elgln 111-. 30 miles. west of Chicago.
and hundreds injured. as far as could ,yvhere eight persons were killed. sm-
ifercd approximately. $4,000,000 dam
age. when the tornado wrecked”:
. large portion of the business uni-m
l CHICAGm‘v'r March 29.——Material and part of the residence section. ‘
Augmentation of the known death listé Military law was declared in Elam
or 64. hundreds of injured and prop-21nd former service men voluntbenl'
eftyrdamage estimates of many mil. to preserve order and prevent 1W
lltons of dollars of accurate reports lng. ‘ ‘ , .
from the six central west stiles hit;
F0 tttPtENtstt ,,
, ,_ ‘ omit-SW’
$20,000 of Shellfish. to_Be “
— Macros.
in Su-
.- in non
5|
the
so
ttomey-General Thomasi
c(.ran. 0' 3‘9"" “"9?- in “Namibia learned today, with communication
to surrounding pointsbadly impeded
thy.- falling wires.
the Eighteenth Amend—
(Contlnuéd on, Page Eight).
tyesterdsy by a series of tornadoes.
,
L
of both 3
l
atlvely vote for the pro—
that three-
ttttt BllNfi
RESTlllllEll m a
’ llllllll tttrtutt
0R
.—————
Continued on Page Seven
i
l
i Dumped Into Sound
Oysters worth $20,000 are to ““91”
' s
{ Brmklx, 1;“th Elk—The news;
point e. ,u r agenda district-1112.7 dumped m ,o‘atcrsut Lona:
Rhineisddfiin genersbsnd from West-‘31!!! in the near uture. ‘
phsiia permits the conclusion that or-l The work is to be cart-ltd on'by the
May Take His Turn figgill behgraduallynrestorefddin those Statggsgcll sh Commission. Half of.
- , as w cre_ robe tons tree of the 0, (it) is tumish by the Std“
In the BOX Th's Seasonl9orklngmen nave been operating. it and the other half by oyster growers.
; For the past few years oyster grove . ‘
f‘ers have complained” that the spawn.
sing process had gone below the livers?“ _
ego and that thc State should lend .5
Vhelping hand in overcoming this isol-
back. The Legislature agreed to help.
and the Shellfish (‘Qntmissimt is ilk-v
ling the lead. .
‘ Oysters non-«hf Lollz island “stern. i”
Luci as if they do not want to span
any more, hem-c new oysters must.
be brought in. The State I'Iommisslou
is planning to purchase fully maturoc ,.
y'oi‘stcrs from various waters and set
them out in Long island Sound. This
planting i:—: to be done wherc the con-y
dlticns for spawning are most favor-3,,»
ble, that is. in shallow waters when:
i was declared here today.
the c"~ At a meeting held on Sunday. at
City of discern, “’estphnlia. the three‘ Social»
i.~t parties decided to withdraw from
ahn Muclhelm headquarters, the seat
t t the rebel control, and, it necessary.
to fight under Republican leadership
against the Mnelheim faction. ‘dls-
patches from Hagen announced.
This’ ,can be, The behavior,“ this faction, which
property I'Ul‘iWilti characterized as “anarchistic.”
notifying the , was declared to be held in the Social—
hey caniim quarters as constituting a danger
or hav- ~ to the antion. ,
‘PARIS, March 29.——Absoiute confir-
sid-quation of the entrance of regular Geri
icbgman Army troops into the Ruhr (115'
not been. paid for several trlct. on the edge of the allied zone of
in some instances the col-loocupstion. without any permission streams flow into the Sound. it isom-
been unable to locate thcffrom the allies. has been received by pectcd that mp first lot of madman“,
ner, but, it is believed that by fid-,tbe anch Foreign Office, it was de- ‘wm be planted within a week or two.’ ’
the pmpefiy for sale, the clared today. \
will probably be notified The subject, it was stated. will prob
t .__
{CONN ECTICUT RIVER ,
ably come up before the Supreme, p fl,
Council in London. The French sa) ; NEARS 22-FOOT MARIE” ~
they can find no‘ excuse whatever fori . -__.. ._-.. x‘
the sending or troops into this sectiont HARTFORD. March 29.—With the .
COPENHAGEN, March 29.nMany Connecticut rivci- nearing, the. twenty~ p
0i the Majority Socialists who have two foot mark. the «as: side of the.
ibecn in the ranks of the rebellious: city and lowlands are Well under way.»
lworkmcn in the Ruhr district of Ger- ter. The frcshct is rising at ,moru _
imany have quit the fighting front and than an inch an hour. and the steam-r
iare being followed in their action by boat officials look for a maximum
cording "-’ to 261cm. . - .
flooded and
1 ithe Independent Socialists, so -.i
to a telegram from Muenster today. Sevotol streets are.
_ 1 many business ‘itousts and families»
for
led for the past two or
cash, steps Will-be taken to
c desirable property on wh
!
1
w
s
The manager of the Krupp plant. at
have been forced to more to upper:
of the Col-'
The hostesses were Miss Ryan and
W
Bliss Rider is to be married. on
as RePPbfican Ram’s . «
. " 'i Act One Of Deceit?
x
L (syncing mu Weed).
ere varied and
festooned in
rnvrn.
u and Jack Donsclly,
ens" was
I
not believe that :1 Connect latrine-
public“ convention woos out.”
in «nest, the resolution calm: :
on th‘e Governor to swallow. ”a“
"spa-lure Mutation. But it “I
Apes-ted, and 1t menu a if:
W’ m a bum coo—en in»
mm for much futile
A buflet tetwas served tothe guests.
decor-allow . not“
was whine roses, the 1316‘
of the We decora-
- the shower bond ,uet of
whicé roses, insulted ot “fern, was
There is a question in political ctr!
eles these days not» what “ch” spoke
' State «convention,
Norwalk Chronicler