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sidcut Wilson Names a Railroad Labor Board, and
('alls a Meeting of the Cabinet for Tomorrow to Dis-
cuss the General Situation—Will Take Up Grie‘v-
anccs of the Railroad Employees Now on Strike
SlNlVfl'l‘ON, April 15.—The lions went to the Senate at noon to-
2.2mm Board was appointed day and prompt action by that body
“3. I'resillvllt Wilson. The mem- is expected.
l President
,w‘lll in: the public——George
\l'ashington, l). (L; Henry
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Wilson 'today called a
to discuss the general situation."
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“:m mnati; R. 1). Barton. Tenf “'hite House officials would not say meeting and urged that ' l
, that the unauthorized strike, has taken to remedy harbor conditioned
; _-»t.:lll§: the railroads~Horace prompted the call, but it was under- The delegation reported that the local:
, i ll Elliot and. William L. Stood this would be the principal sub- channel has been filled in to the 9"}
ject discussed, tent that there is but elghl feet 0ft
.min: the EUIDIOYCSWAlbi-Bl'l This is the first cabinet meeting ‘
(l_ Wharton and James J. called by the president since he re-
»,, Ml “ill be authorized to
- ‘.'t:..la;n:ton at once to take|
.v monies ol' the railroad cmy
. strike. The, nomina-‘
tembcr. "a very Sli'li man." Since his
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‘ favoring daylight saving for
,channel of the Norwalk harbor deep-l
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FOR TIME SAVING
AND CHANNEL w get
Members oi the South Nor-walk water there at low tide.
Board of Trade, in session at the an.
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. .. lotion
The Government has ‘WMJ
nual meeting, in the City Hall, last the sum 0! 890,000 for dredm the 3-1;
,, WASHINGTON, D. (3.. April 13.—-
went on unanimous re as harbor, “d the board wallow Organization of the Connecticut 80-
lehcommd ttee ohm? before in. th . . clot y of the District. for former and
and agreed to work with the oyster»iand take _“ll $119 matter ‘" “aft, 1; t residents of that State, either
men Of the CllV toward having the‘thormfi In “ “hingtonv ‘5 { mnent‘y or ‘emmra‘nny “wing 1n
' work may be started as 500mm: Washington. has been perfected.
night.
ed and widened. Officers were cable. ‘ ll More thanrmo houses of Connecil
:lleeted, and members named for tllel1 Whib the board, under an 0” ““‘i cut Ware . lied as charter mem-
executive, finance, membership, fact-‘er. is known as the; Small; Wm‘w, hers at an initial meeflng Friday,
ory site, housing, emploment and civ- B03“! 0‘ TMe- “5 8° ‘ u” it might. Following the adoption of a
' ' alt,- n‘hd “his
in committees. The report of the the entire City of Norw _
- - t be in been instrumental in locating
treasurer showed over £800 0 sub- is: in the First, as well as the Second.
h . t easury. and the. president
inletteld an interesting resume of the district. lot-l dent; 'Mrs. Gurney 8. Strong, of New
. , Haven, first vice-president: F. 1),
last year‘s Work. Oil'icors and committees elected
“i“l0wen, of Hartford. second vice-presi-
Norwalk men interested in the oys— low: . -
tcr industry here appeared beforegthel President—Charles. E. Hoyt. , ent: Will J, Gale,-'ot Bridgeport,
action bel V'ice-Prosidg—fihflséiag SJartz.
Secretary— niund ro e: ‘H rt: rd -
Assistant Secretary-E. W. l-itch. 3 ‘ ° ' treasurer
.constltution and by-lawa, the follow-
ing oflieeus were elected:
Henry M. Camp, of Norwalk, presi-
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secretary. and Bennmin Sherman, oi.
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. Freighter-vice in Norwalk isdtastandstilluamult pith.
switchmen in the local yardof the NcwEovcnz-uilroadfailmgto
report for work yesterday afternoon and today.
The crew on duty between 7a. m. audit p. m. 00mm their
tour ct duty yesterday, but; the crew suppoood "PM at. 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon failed to go on th ob. No switch”.
were at work today. Six men comprise the local '
ms.
Activities in the local freigh yard practically pmyllod.
although this morning on emer ‘ was in use, the
master acting as engineer and crew. ' ments are being re.
ceiv‘cd until further notice. ,
Hail: to and from Not-walk are riously deh-
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RETURNS mung Handyman “Will DANCE
, The first annual dance. given by
l Oi‘l‘irers were clooted at list night’s
Straw and Felt Operators' and Trini-
,' "‘ON A -n 12:. . Major-(leneiul, . -..~ k (t Codireyhst. No: mcrs‘ Local ho. 33,4351 evening, in
1,0?" " lm )lav cancelled t 1”"?ng (BI. h r‘. ’ 1”, “w follow. the Town Assembly Hall, was a scene
Leonnul \\ out lH . , 1-, American legion, Vt 0t 1 be t it b l , u b r
19,“... or absence which he obtained to mg results: _ n o ergo en y a nice 11 m e
make. u t-ulnpaign for the llepubltcan‘ Pom CommanderWCharles
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Friuell. of batters and their friends.
nomination for [Wit-“idem" and said 3.6; Vice-Commander «Joseph E. Broth- The hall was very prettily «‘00de
would leave later in the da.‘ for C I'lerton.
_=wlth streamers of assorted colors,
consignment of mail from western int: arrived ' today
1South Nor-walk post-0mm at abou 10 oclock. First-class and par-
'cel post mail shipped from the do ntown omce yesterday was hold
[all day at the South Norwalk station, being picked up by a. special
'mail train last. night. Carrier schedules are all upset as a result
of the haphazard fashion in which mails are being received. Oar—
riers connected with the south Fox-walk ofl‘loe were. through this
,morning around 10 o’clock wher: in normal times it is noon and
after before they return from the‘r routes.
A number of switchmen and yurdmen did not report for work
last night in the yards of the New Haven railroad in Danbury.
,seriously interfering with the handling of freight and panelist!"
lthraién through that city, one of the chief gateways into New Eng-
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1 '- ' - ~ .11 in; on the center of the hall and! i" ’ 'T 'T
‘ ' ' I't’Sllm" “‘3 duties as mm Ad utant——-Ra mond Weimé. .
. t" f Both‘ llllllNll .lAllS .. W Pei Po‘ owner—meme h. t.flamers.“alumina: E _
5H escnta‘ 1" es 0 ‘ partmcnt. lie stated ihisuiiigtrl‘gn Seal:- .l.ight (reelected). T .E Swan‘ghe :tvifeainersuifere lZ‘t-etall from ihe" .1
Jar-ties Stirred by Favor-. (luv [avmlill1-0121}:I‘lll‘lg‘va(h(,;‘l:,uncex;‘gnl at. (r3321? gggxilainflito. homes . center while the floor was filled Vt'llh ‘
' ' i . ' ’ ' eral out or . ‘ . c . ‘v .
ItlSln Shoun Nation S_ . . . ~eakfaSl ii‘l‘ltlcred tum at the Boo-1 Post Historian—~Archie Merriam. linerr) dancers. . . . .. l. P is Y INCRE ASE S' I i
i‘oes Decrease In Fairfield Has zCox‘ttitv Club. ”9 Said: , . The committee investigating the' The Orcgiestr‘aesaslggtryugggld 32:11:;
Nat Been as Large as In "The situation of~tzr0Wlng “igusixpmposed men‘s bonus_repofted they 9:21:12; 93qu p " l
.. . . — -’l 10 —-Tl e S 0th 11ch in the- country is such that. ‘39 .had been in consultation With the g e 'ksl - _ 1 d' 1 _e —————
Anlllxtfl‘ox. Ann .vi. .. l ome ers it my till!" 10 give up llly leave and to State departmental commander and Feldlers orchestra, me u ling “.9: Members of the. Norwalk Police De- men held a loan debmp considering
so Iglilogl‘hle‘ .Vl'ill (-u-liipf‘igiltf r , * -‘ ”3mm to‘mx“ pan or command in il'hli had read the Congressionald record: Bilggibtfxumished music for t e men,» 'partment following a conference .“l ”hum of mu situation.
. the epu tcnus in ieniovng j _ ’ . . . . v. .‘ is “m one w w ‘ lt- ucstion. an won g . . ‘ _ , . . . . _ . , . . .
- .. . . t - According: to l‘ht- (onncclit'ul (‘iti- page, The situatun .- . ‘ ”concerning-ti. q . _ ‘ j K . . , e m. last night. “ith Mayor J(xr9m‘ah Don- A 5“th ballot WM taken. the vot _
ml 0f the “w?“ Depdrllmfiu “ill0 2"“ “W official organ (If the Clinncc- allows llPFSDWll (‘Ol‘s'dprm'(’l‘h ”to en .iurther their investigations. . h I assfdlizhsnéfigldeitieslredrigegd ldegriflllzzihe 0V3“. "Olfd l0 “'llhdl‘lw from the ctanditi; at 17 to 5 in favor of with,—
Sponwbl‘l: foil-Ill): (”.nlU-mcgu-ll: ll‘lll Temperance l‘nion. lH‘OhihiUOn it‘l‘ "“0 m" ”an“. “i the least. - all? Returns from the ”films ‘for ’1te :vening h l courts their suit against the City 01 drawing; the suit and accepting tho 1*“
mr the ”pm d mn‘m a ML - - M" 01“ down ”10 in” il‘li’lll'lllon of General Wood “a“ l“‘-"““““ ‘0 ”9° . :military ball ha‘je ”"9" com “g m 0 Ti ti ers de “tried at midnight Nom‘alk for an inm‘eafio in salaries compromise odor of $85 apiece.
the overthrow in tho gmrtn- .1'1 1 .tqte .. 1.4- ”.1." \VlllPll‘ is the in several places in Massachusetts. the committee fan-1y good, Those men le anc xt e jovable time ', Mayor Donovan informed the oiii- , Y . ' . .d“ o a an
by lorce and lelCll(~(x_ Home. ilc, a . .. l . _ N . Jew“. Delaware and PennSH- who have received tickets, and have all declaring a. mos ,n . . . Jeers ant men of me department that ho .ncntlon was ma . r s ranco.
:tive Garner (Tex). Democratic rdUO- the PM)“ 5“) "- 0‘ ”l“ 3“” (‘8' ml h the next week. He can-l ot et paid for them. are asked to The entertainment committee “:35" . . l(' to 000 it ‘ l' . O "a- given of a luture increase in police
informed the Home yesterday. popl'l““°“ ””0“!“th ”19 COllnll'l'- "am“ “'t m ' The}n y Bessie Nealson. Anna upper, (,ora near) S... of it [mice appr pit salaries. ‘
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. Garner urged that the House
,; ation committee stew- an in-
ation of the Labor Department
in lilltl had 143 inmates. and tha
To illustrate the it‘airfield county jail
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number has been cut down to 39. but
engagements get in touch with Alired Cutbill. 71
leneral is on a two month" leaf?! North Main street, or Lester E. Mossn
which was granted him by the “Till 29 “'ashington street. It is that“ ”
March 2')- H“ w .mnst importance that all mtg”. 9‘ ‘-
C‘med all mes“ See and Lillian Rose.
The officers are as follows:
President-~Mrs. A. V”. Day.
: tion Was unexpended. Distributed
thually among the men. ach man The policemen met with the moron, ..
‘ MOT of at the lattr-r's rcquesr. ‘
all mm
Foilowi
in mg present at?
lwould get $85.
retired x the department
' ' ' " ‘ ~ . . ' - ‘ x the mnmr
the decrease in some of the fiber U‘ paninenr .0“ ' 4-15 . - - d nor \lce-President—Allce Pomero). ,lh" conmromtst. . . ‘ '
- - . ~ ‘ t -' D- m- l or ticket _ be ill:] e P _ q . .. ) J ‘ , _ .
ession of .lhe department’s at- countries has been greater. For in- leme [m (:&,é_g.f..ll_~_.———— if; giigzgpetlie date dame hall- .l Secretary and Treasurer- Mrs, Llld trom lhi comt rence and the police meeting. h,
. - V . . ,, lance, ”"3 decrease at the llnrtt‘onl W , i , ‘ j ‘ . . ll n was extended Cunningham]. I W A ”M _ _ ,-‘,,_ ___ W_+ "P. ..- ...__-_.
started Ill the [lullse ye» S . , . . A\ot( of apprLua o ' , _
_ ,. , , '_ county Jail durin“ the past x-o-ir W1“ 4 C mander John lxeogh '—--— , . .
y when Representutne Johnson _ ‘ . '_ ‘I j V . .. . .‘.‘.‘ to pay Post ,om . . : . . P
11.). chairman of n..- lmmitzt'a- {3"1‘;,.:’,"§\.ff:v "f 6133;!" gfit‘t'rn.,1”"\1{_.—"J tor his untirlhxiz 323;}: 31; gglgfi‘laQ‘ff}; Waterspout WIllECkS 'C b Plan Pumslmgent P {'1 Am tricans ianelX _a _
Committee. ('hfll'gf’tl that (Yon- , — ' . ‘ ‘ . O "‘l . m ’ post. during 15 - ‘ h ‘ . . . e in u a 01' 1‘0 beers ll SI “mm
men could not obtain copies of h?!“ Um“ 4‘ m 1,7): hlmlfi‘l‘l; 15” in post commander. Vl ag J’ ~ ,
(15 While their nt- ll. Multilesox. 1., to G, and ’loilaud - p ‘
of the diode
ys and fireud-s received every as-
uce in obtaining them. The at-
centred around Louis I“. Post.
.nt secretary ot labor. who was
responsible for the policy by Mr.
from 9 to 2.
No Crime Increase.
“\Ye do not make the, claim." says
the Citizen. "that all of this is due ~to
the, closing of' the saloon. but anyone
who will think it over will know-that
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night in the city hall.
HAVANA, April 13.——Three hundred ,
houses an da number of tobacco ware-
houSes were wrecked when a water-
spout and hailstorm struck the village Go rnmem
of Baez. Santa (‘lara Province, Sun« V8 .
dav morning. according to dispatches Army camps were beiore the House,
NE\\' YORK, April l3.—vliugh Bell
of (‘raftorr Pa. a worker with the
American Committee for Relief in tho
Near East, and James K. Lyman of
Wisconsin. an American Board mint
’WASHINGTON. April 13.~—»Two
proposals for handling firms and per-
sons alleged to have defrauded the
in the construction of
on. . . . . ._ - lav-light . T . or re- when it resumed debate today on ma- i .v P believed ,0 m in peril in
, (h) . . _, . . , .~ tion of the ( - received here. no persons e ‘ . , a onai, . ar
. Johnson told the House that willealgofi Ilélfl.le‘d;,c“l‘“‘ 0f "- al‘d Il-mfl $31231: will be made. and; ported killed, a large number were in- JOFll-V 3““ mummy reports dealifg Eastent Asia Minor. where Armenian
Bosch. who. he said. was a dart crease in cri‘ml“ qty,“ the .awful "" 5“""Iugn; botll immand against thc= - - . Ijured and 150 families.are homeleSS Willi methods of construction. extra.a~ massacres have occurred recently.
-. s radical, arrived yesterday in prophesied “,()§ld“l}écsghthe “q"m‘ "W" dale-g“ ‘ 3 PLYMOUTH. Mass. April 12.~Pro- .aa a result of the storm. game and waste. Bell and Lyman ‘9“ Adana '0'.
York to be released on a bond of
has failed to
proposition will be. present.
interest to the test against the appointment of for
fire de-
A resolution. presented by the Re— Mat‘ash on March 30, according to L
. , materialize in anv war" \ialtei‘s 0f . - ' ‘ . _. '— 1 ~itv would turn the evi~
0. Officrals at New Orleans rn- - -- ‘ . . “Inn will be con- “19" liquor dealers as plohlllll’ml 9“ t “f publ can major -. ~ - cablegram reopivpd here. and Sin”.
‘3 to release Bosce on at $10.000 __ —‘ pilrui‘olm and (”mm L .frocement 339315 was made by the Three Hungmd. ere l ". deuce Ol't‘l‘.l° ”Nib Atltmnig-(iggerfil that time nothing has henn heard
' ”“t “f HM] llllllE flllllllls W ' Wm ““93”“? .1" We“ m EXP °~"°“ r a... mom.
. had the amount fixed at only , 9 ' tthe Methodist Episcopal cliurm a 5 __...__~—— crlminu 1 .. . »c w .. .. a A~ i
' ‘ . -. - . - ~ ov- Trul. adtmltttl anoint town 88
0. Mr. Johnson said. l . Norwalk Elks Fa“. closin. sessrons today. Titr. mud», ril It} (Havas).-Threc thoae accused 0f profiteenng in 1 . \S ‘ Y All a late in.
,, my opinion ”1,, do)- ._. . H “d Lodge Notes . g ’as declared oxm‘. in bowl PARIS. All . kill d ‘n the pmlnf‘nl wartime work. The Demo- \tllaees norh rt an ‘
. i. .,....I.::.~:::;'r lN All Willi CAMPS a igig‘ai‘d “ ‘hliiiignir’i°'$u3§3m dump’a no "a“ “We 2 m... :“m a“? ':“..$2*?.:‘::‘::1.°3‘:.°:. “r.
-- ‘ - H V. l . - ~ ' . ' - - ~51 to"? r ‘ . ‘ , both reports no 0 e co e. ween eiru ant ‘ ' . ., . -
td 0%113.uth(.)hIl30ll-l. ~t lTl'Hl' tit 3:02" who Elks (my continued ”intrig- onl) mergblt‘nounlaéobrccg;l:li;l:ned ,tenstcin, East lfrussra, 0;; ailindlgzénzc; with instructions to g,” Con 1”“ me though all mm“. "mm. work?“ m ‘
,h . we afpj‘ 0‘ “’0‘” ‘-‘ ‘ sttccrssiul run. last cutting. sCull“! P10 ‘ 1°“ 3 ,cording '0 3 dlsflamh m l i ' “(1 names of the guilty. after which the Marash district are reported to have
deportation. An“. ”w department night another large ”0““ “- 9““ to enforce it. iheadqual‘tel‘s at .layence. t s S” Department of Justice would be ordef- reached safety. concern is felt over
bor cannot make a charge against . HOUSE C
ther department of the gown-é
t. lint here is the department 01
r, through Assitant Secretary
t, resolving in favor of the alien
rover it can. The net result is
the great amount of money au-
ized by Congress to‘be placed in
department ot‘ justice and the (lP‘
(mt-m of labor for deportation pur-
cs has accomplished little.”
“CASHIXGTON. April
[camps and cantomnents
- ‘iNilON. April general““‘"mg
lit‘(lzil“?d il‘ Ireland in'protostl
: the zreatment of the DOHIiC‘all
v.3: in Mountjoy jail, at Dublin;
to {llt‘ on a bun 'er strike bewan ’ i '
morning 2; V, 5 England Discusses
Sully reports to the Irish office here 1.
vi rim the strike had gone into ef—E
lmt the officials gave no details.:
3,—The
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“ ommittee Charges
Waste" of $450,000,000
Out f0 $1,200,000,000 Total
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waste and extravasance were. practis-
ed to such a degree in the buildinz of
. on the (‘nsl
plus plan durtn: lllt‘ war that the D0.
,partmcnl of Justice should r=lztrt crinr
resolution tomorrow calline on the Al-
ltorney-General to start Grand Jury iti-
~—--———-—-—-- inal prosecutinns and m.“ suit“ up“. Changes in .Vpastoiratcs announced;
I . against thr- cairn-(”101.9 and whoop; HJUHWW 1pm,... prawn}: Francis}. gtoday. were fall'ly numerous. ;.l}lO!lL'i
r‘ ., mitten on camps: and pamonmpms (")f McKeon. “1mm, J_ Mpr'ayquy, “il- them was aphange ”ill the lupirm-E-
‘ .the “’3!" lfilepartment expenditures liam J. Powell, Theodore H. Clark. ilpndefl‘f‘y of “W, Proxityienr‘e :jlfi'nm‘}
lcommittce reported today to the llenrv T. Gallagher. Jess-- ll. Ferris. lily which lF-m. l. “'. Lebaiozi or:
STARTS IN IRELANBVHOUSQ' . Samuel C, Armstronz and Henry l.ztu- sf‘ymvt'i‘ifikelté‘sulcceiidf infill-gin!“ 522035
i a < - . .u ' t, 1. coins.“- *3 .0' ~ “ ~ “ :-
ll, l The Hone is expected to adopt a tctlmch wen, appomteti n he idem of East Greenwich Seminary-,1
ations (-t‘ the evidence collected.
Answer to Sixth Note
LONDON, Apr‘il 13.—»‘\'erbnl'assur—
ed. SvoC-s jazz orchestra is makings; The conference also adopted memo
big hit. with the young ileODlC- 3“ rials protesting, against the en-
il'lt‘ many other “"VUC‘K’IL‘ are beingacroaclrment of sports on the Sabbath:
liberally Dalmflize‘i- ,deplormz the delay in ratification by
The 399th regular the Senate of the peace treaty, wuich
walk Lodge No. 79“. the conference said if approved~w‘un
Protective Order or l-Zl’r's. proper reservations for United bilates
in the Elks Home. tomorrow evening. participation in the League 0. l\a-
'l‘llt' recently elected oifircrs will lie llol’lSZ“ and pl‘edgnjg to [cl-8,1,... 3,31»
installed and a large number of prt-p- port in developing the notional life
(mitiulr: {or membership will be acted frced from outstdo menace.
riously injured.
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initlce on new membership.
. Brothers Charles ll. Frilworth. Rob-
crt )l. “bite, l’. i‘. Brophy, John
dx'f‘tud! and Jesse M, l‘fi-rris were ap
pointed as the committee of arrance
lllt‘llib‘ for the anniversary celebration
on June l5.
The. zaienihership committee are
working hard to secure a large C'n'iSS
of candidates for initiation at the an
nirersary celebration. ilSn
James E. C. Farnhatn of Pn)Vidence..
lwas chaser) president of the Church:
lAid society. '
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tInquest in Death—‘g- .
Of Carlton Snifi'enl
'Coroner John J. Phelan contlncted,‘l
his inquest in the death of Carlton -
:several hundred were more or less so
ed "to bring civil and criminal pro- the fate of Bell and Lyman.
coetiings." .. j..-
Po Have Champion Degree Team Here
nit-H the scope of the movement. 5 antes given by the French Goverm
c strike c'all eliminated all eat-intent in answering the sixth note of
-.\ on newspapers, those in thelGreat Britain relative to the occupa—
_ omit service, the humanitarinnt tion of German cities by the. French
Membership Grows _I-
From 150 to 207 i talk with Frederick Mills, the boy who
, ift'en, yesterday afternoon, assisted
gby Modical Examiner Dr. S. H. Hunt-
!ington. They visited the hospital to
was with Sniften on the truck when
' -> ill“ bakers
'» i5 (.11ng for cattle and horses.
.. . ' itoday. They are expected
(lilf’lal returns given
>2 out lowed by a formal note
p ' :"l‘llit‘ls. made public in theldifficulty.
.» f: Commons, yesterday, said|
’ luring prisoners wereall weak.
nearing the danger mark.
the immediate question involved.
llllmel' ReSidence PARIS April 1"
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t>lil\'~’1T0;\'. APT“
.‘l'h .tlllt,’ :‘l't‘S fOi' summer head-
.Ilf’!» principal l‘eqlfimments béing
"l .l-jjlncation must both ‘30"! OD'
irtumtifjs for coleEte 1'9“» for Pres-
}... unmn and adequate accommo
.MVL lth' the large Stafl which muSt
unintui- llllll. "
‘lll’éllh'ion of the estate .01 charles
rape. Minister to China, at W00“
. Mass“ as the summer..Wh[tG
.91 followed reports 0! mum
is that it lacked the ‘ I
that it would not ~
cy for the Presidon '
« .. ty of the was
Italy, according to the Matin.
associate herself" with n,
optimistic that , a
British His
and necessarygyyere discussed by the Cabinet Council
to be foi-
‘ , . , , . which will
taunting the condition of ihelmean a satisfactory solution of the
France is said to recognize that op
position to its action was based rath-
er on the maintenance of an import-
ant principle than upon the merits of
. Havas .-——Pr - - .
For the Pfegldentlmiers Millerand and Llo(yd Geolge will follows.
meet to discuss the controversy be-,
3,—White tween France and Great Britain rela-
(illlclztls today Were consider-‘ tive to the advance of French troops
east of the Rhine before the Supreme
Allied Council convenes at; San ‘Remo, Adams, Robert S. Van, Buren, L. St.
holy, although in accord with Eng-
land in principlifigdid 13:1 approvei or at “v
her retest to ‘rance re use to ’r
P , 5N" thé Edwin L. Hoyt.
Peat Parislen. Other neivs‘papom are
' settlement rot . the
to Id be reached
the. received the injuries from which
:he (lied. Mills is badly injured him-
;self but is improving. Statements
‘were. also obtained from Chauncey
Barlow ,the driver, and his assistant,
‘Michael Nappa, and the other boys
3 who were on the truck but who jump-
;ed on when told to do so by Barlow.
2N0 findings have as yef.’ been made,
,the stories of all being a repetition of
,what has already been printed.
Jitney
. The annual meeting of the Norwa‘. ‘
Club was held last evening in the
club rooms, theoflicers for the ensu-
ing year being elected and other rout—
ine business consummated»
The membership has advanced
from 160 to 207 and reports show the
organization to be in prosperous con»
dition. The oflicers weer elected as
Elia
{ Be Ten Cents ,
The Jitneurs’ Association have vot-
ed to raise the price of the trip be-
tween Norwalk and South Not-walk to Assembly Hall,
10 cents, beginning Thu-ad: . They‘bsfi. Fraternal
President~Edwnrd H. Morehouse.
Vicg-Presideni—C. Irving Byington.
Secretary—David H. Pollard. '
Treasurer—Charles E. Gurus.
Directors for two years~Elbert s.
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John Keeler, Thomas McLean;
Council—Winfield H. Baldwin, Roy»
Adams. Vi’illiam E. Grin‘rod
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