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SOUTH NORWALK, GONE” TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1920

Showers, Probably Tonight or Wed.”

TWO GEN T8.

 

 

A SESSIAR

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=UNlllil SOLDIERS volt

CASES,

SAYS GOVERNOR

 

Imperative During'lVar. He Says, 01- SOIdiers

ould Havc Lost Elcc
osscssed

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on“ umwciwc.
~olhcs Slam: who believe in woman

sum-arc. there is a strong desire that
a special session of the General As-
scmbly be called to act upon tho- fed;
cral sul‘l‘ragu amendment and not wait
until the rugular session next .lanuarv:
bnl lhese argumcnts do not prove or
ll-nd (r) pl‘uvc the oxistonce of tho SDO-
cial euwl'fzcllcy mentioned in our (‘mr
stitution which is tho onlv authority

girl-ll the governor to call a special
sosxiou.
’l‘lm claim made and. urged :11 Fri-

;dn} 'r: hoax-inc ihal lhcrc should be such
spot-til Sn-sainn bl'l‘illlHl‘ spccial
jsimix' worn I‘iiiil'd [U vnahlv our Pioidtl‘r

Sl’F.

ulccmrs to voll- at tho Mcxlcan bordcr
Thn
clear. Ulll‘ snldiwr PIP-('-
(ma- xicz‘c rallcd lllllll lhv Slum by lill‘
llalitlllni :tll'l‘l'llllll‘nl. 'l‘hi- spct‘ial our

and in llll- lnlc war has no l'ort'c.

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nv'tzwnr‘y \\':l<. that (-xccpf for :l 'spccial

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u-M 1 Hr allow 3.“, pwr ('I'lll. mull-l- the
‘l (loinumls. avoiding In il-porls

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v: Hull lll’nllllt'liull. "l'hv outlaw
.vi »l=ll;l i~ Mill l‘l'SDUllSlllil' for
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:1 nl‘ lih (.cr survim‘ Mwliuu,
milwax Ll:1>(')(‘l;l_ll(‘ll. /"T?'c
E'm‘ lz'um shill-uncut."

animal Iz-o-ws nmv arc from 14') if)
twr m-m. short in many chit-s at"
lo i‘ilflldall.

"l‘hi- wlvilu- is illzwrl‘o-rlnc' with llli)\'l'-
”er rhiwlly in C‘l-‘il-lnnd. (‘hicumn St.

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'i‘l‘v (‘illil is planning for a fit-1d day.
ln 1.» hi-ld on Saturday. May lfilh. 'i‘hc
tolIrv in: birds \vmw 1"pl)l"l‘ll as sce-ll‘
month:

llull‘lv hand duck, in ll'illf: gull. grout
blur hcron, ((l()]wl">‘ hawk. sparrow
him 1:. scroech owl, grcat horned owl,
hing fishcr, hairy \voodpcckcr, downer
woodpcckcr. lliclccr. chimney SWill.
plinolw, bloc jay. cvcning‘ grossbeak.
("l-org Starling. cow bird. l'cd-Kvingcd
bikabird, purplc crackle. purple finch,
gold finch, English sparrow, white-
:hloalcd sparrow. ll'cc sparrow. chip-
ping sparrow. field sparrow. junco.
song sparrow, fox sparrow. chewink,
barn swallow, rrcc swallow, black and
uhilz- \varblcr, myrtle wal'bler. house
“11:11, brown creeper. \vhite-bl'eastcd
nuthatch, chicadce, hcrmit thrush,
robin and bluebird. ‘

Black Sea Fleet Still
Shelling the Bolsheviki

LONDON. May 11.—-‘\Valer ~Hume
Loni, First Lord of the Admiralty, re~
plying lo a question in the House of
Commons yesterday, said British war-
ships in the Black Sea would continue
to bombard the Rusgian coast until the
Bolsheviki ceased hostilities with Gen.
Vl'rangel's Crimean army with a view
to discussion at terms for an armis
tice. \

He admitted the bombardment was
preventing the export of Russian raw
materials. but asserted it was due. to
the. Soviet Government persisting in
hostilities, ' ,

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“'ARSAVV. May 11.~—Bolshev'ik
forces are making a stand on the east
bank of the Dnieper in the region of
Kiev, and an artillery battle is raging
north and south of that city. Polish
and Ukrainian troops found when they
reached Kiev that two of the three
bridges across the Dnieper river had
been dynamited. "

WARSAW, 'May 7 (Associated
l‘rcss).—~Members ol‘ the Kosciusko
aerial squadron. undcr command of

Major 1'. Ccdric Fauntlcroy, of Chica-
go. Ill...- look a prominent part. in the
air lighting which resulted in the “ol-
shcviki being driven outof Kiev. The
Americans madl- rcpealcd raids
against Sovivl l'orccs, dropped bombs
along railroads and llying low turned
lhc‘lr nmchim- cun: upon the BCASIIE‘V'
ik infantry.

'l"\\'icv dulina iill- dl‘iw‘ inward [{il‘Y.
the Amwivans movvd their hcadquurl-
N's pear tho l‘ronl.

llilllt inns IN
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Kuhn; "l 312‘} mm)“ ll \H-rt H‘Hlvd
.“v-r‘Nlile‘ 'l‘i‘e 'v- '..\‘«-“.\‘ at tho Mau-

hns-‘i-z (normally "3 l’llll-lllll, who want
.ll .73- iluuls p;l_\' for l.\' llours‘ work.
:u-r-cpmi an ul'l‘or of 43' llours‘ pay lur
;.\, hoilrs' work» will: ;: livc per cent. iir
ll‘. for tho mum; vaon
Their sili'n- ill'g'dn April 8.
\\« m l“l‘l'll(ll Him“
April :3" lie‘
for 1‘s hmlrs'

i'l'~ ax’r '1“:
hours.

'iiu
('nnlpavn
rounding.

rm

l’rw
who slt'lll'li on
H hour»? pay

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.(‘iJ‘liiL-w Ml urvrlimv. “v‘lll
i ‘ 4’ lint llvl pl l'l‘r’lllV int-r: .m
Till El.‘ .’\ t")lj“\' \xurk Alizl :lv Envy.
won: l...:x=l.\ tor iill rillw rum ‘5"
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A llillnlwr u" l‘uiil‘r'ml lllllxll'l’lfi ml
AW" Willi. l ilillr n! tho- Zx‘mv llll‘il‘ll
load ht rv, \z'a-l'q- lil:~'('ll;ll':'\ll today lli'
I‘llllw- tho} rill-«l ’0 I‘Opm‘l “Or WUl'li
I\l'.~:l'l‘:iil_‘.‘ 'i‘ii'x pulllln r is :ivcll .l:
>i\’i,\rlll!‘ll' on: m :llmtll lib“. 'l‘hv

lv- l‘ «.lllml upon flrlvrrluy and
ill") ri-l'lls: d in \\‘Ul‘i\ al loll) cum all
hull! l‘l'luliill' v ago.

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mamas IN
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.\n :lulomohih- in t‘lllli'ltu ol' llrv J.
H. llirhnrdn; ol' Alanrosu lnsllluic.
lit-yarns island, “as sid'swipcll by a

.~i!'lil('iil' on South Main sircvt. M‘s-
lcrozl)’ allcrlmon. llw ll-l‘l llluliflllulfl
l‘l‘lli lcll l’lonl \vhi-ul lll‘lilil Illilllll:“ll.
'l‘hv cm" was in «hand ol‘ )lolormall

\‘i'illinm .lolws and l‘unduclm Thomas
('allall. l’lllll‘i‘lllnll Frank S. Strat-
lnu Hluwligaicd the accidl-llt. . ..

Arthur l'illllrl‘bull. tumbling oil “in

Main slrml, ycslul'
(lav, was liquowll by an aulomohllr
drivcn by F. ll. .l.mlcs lilllcrson
has drivcu lo lllt‘ ol'l‘icc of Dr, Dunlcl
::l livall by Mr. .lnmcs, lill' physician
finding his lnjuriw to hi:- slight.

.‘\ Roger & Stun-us dciirc-r} automo-

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Mic. in chargc oi" (‘llarlcs S. l’l‘in'
“as damage-d, ycslcrdu); when a ll‘ui‘k.
drivwr M “'allvr \'\'. llilllncll, huckcd
into i: 31‘ lilo (-nl‘nl‘l' 01' South Mum
and ll.l\ilnlld slrtcls.
C aiwn Against

amp 3 . , .

Ovcrloading Trucks

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v1 slu ‘lu'. silli‘ll‘li lIlr-w~ 2w ~..lll.~‘ of may}:
in dull-pom lzzzrls oi the-A Swap in
round up owners who uvcrload lllmr

trucks and all \ inlalors “ill in" hrmmh:
into court and charged with reckless
(lrivills. it is quill.) probnbln that when
n violation is: detected. the miners ll-
ccnn- will be suspended. "flan motor
vchiz-lc dcpallmcnl is ho; on tho trail
of all person,» \\ ho overload their
trucks: and il‘wl‘oby damage 1hr.- ,hlzln
.wnv and it is {hp policy of the Oflice
to clifOl‘co the campaign :Lzainst the)
practicc until cvery truck owner com-
plies with the law.

Up to yestcrdav. the depart nlent had
but one squad of men :21 ,work lockup:
for violators but with tho addition of
thrce more squads. it. is figured that
the State will be thoroughly conl‘hod.
The squads. will be out for some time
to come. A little later the department
will station men at entering points to
the State to see» that all trucks are not
over loaded. \‘l’hen they are found to
be, they will eithcr be turned back or
the guilty parties brought nto Court.
It is a statewide campaign~

 

Juveniles Appear'
' In City Court

Three boys, ranging in ages between
9 and 11 years, were arrested. yester-
day afternoon, by Policeman Frank S.
Stratton, after they broke into the
Mangle house, in Henry street, steal-
ing a bank and a wrist watch. It de-
veloped subsequently that the boys
were responsible for the theft of a $50
marine glass from the oyster boat
Commodore recently. The glass was
the property of Herbert Newrick. The
boys were arraigned in the juvenile
cozrt, this morning, and paroled in the
cu tody of the probation officer.

 

ARE' DVNAMlifl)

Alleged Abuses of

“Washington, D. (3., where he attended
a conference of federal pmhibtlon di-
rectors held Friday and Saturday, said
that the question most discussed dun
mg the meetings was alleged muses by
doctors and druggists ot the different
States. It was brought out that Form
No. 1410, which is known as “apphca‘
tion for permit to purchase” has in
many‘cases been executed incorrectly
and although the prohibtion director
receiving them has been in the habit
of making corrections and sending the
form through so that immediate action
could be obtained and the dealer would
not be without liquor for those who
held nhvsicians' prescmtions. hereafa
tcr each form which is not correctly

THE CHRISTIAN
ENDEAVflRERSHfllfl
A FINE snail

Members of Young People '3
Society of the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church, En-
joy Themselves Hugely at
Home of One of Their
Number

 

A lllllrl cn‘inynlnl iilslI‘ “as spcnl :M
me llllllll- u: All, and Mrs, \"icrnr .l,
llcnclisha. in llu‘d Hurt. last night.
\vhvll llll‘ li-clllar lliomilly socml and
linsillcss imwlmu zlzc You'll: l'co‘
liiv'fi Snciv’)‘ ol the ("lirbtian Endeav—
or. South Nol‘isalk Baptist church. was
lit-hi lhvrr. with about lllll‘i}' of 12w
incliost and most lull-loving ol lhc
llll‘l!liJi‘l’r< bcing prcscm.

'l‘lu- llll'CilllQ was callwd to order in
tho l-l-vsillcnr Arch V. Rollelislla, and
the lililllllt‘r ol‘ tho pr» ious scssion
\vcrc read by the tier Miss Ruth
(frlovcr, of East Norwazd,‘ All bills. it
‘..'-l> .zlmnn. had hrcn .,...l, and zinc
llnzmm-s of tho SUM-My, as roporlcd hr
ill' ’l‘4"l.\lll‘!‘l'. Hm'hi-rl lll'rsl. new lit
é‘.\("'iil‘lli (omlilion. A (‘Ulllllllllm
i-llll":'l:lil!l!l‘lll was appoinlvd, Ellll(lli;:
its mhrr duties living: to lil‘l'llit‘

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'ANUBELUBBUARD
PLANS Hill le YEAR

A lucvlillc‘ of the govcrlllnc hoard o.‘
lhc Knob Club “as hcld last night (H
the rcsidcllm‘ (if President Irving L‘.
.h-nnincs. in Flux Hill road. at which
Lilnc plans worn llmdc for the cumin;r
soils-on, prospects for lhc succcss ol‘
\‘llll‘il appear particularly bright.

The board Voted to l‘ncngago lllc
och-brach Harry Six orchcslrll. of
Now llochcllc‘. fur the coming season
Last year lhcsc musicians made a do
cillmily l‘avorublc imprcssion. and the
Knob mvmbcrs will bc phascd to
lmrn of the l’t3~c'llg;lgt'l‘llelll.
Armour-month will ho llllilit‘ \vhcrchy

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till: oi-rhmlra will plav umil .ll
"rint‘il for Samrllay nigh! danccs. Thu
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on .\ ,' IT". and drum: Jill}
‘-l>l dam-e»:- \xill in: ill-hi “\“7'5
night.

Although the
has bri‘ll sold

and Alli."

S.” uriilly

Knob (‘luh
to a \3-\'. York llrvniw
('onipally, it van disxuw-d cf subjw'l
to [ill‘ lcar‘c hold brill" Knob ('lllh
(,‘onlpany, and the sale “ill not :ifl'cct
‘lhc dub.

Thcrp was ronsidcrablc discussion
'lasr night concerning transportation
{for 1h» club members. and. according

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.aclory (his year.

mamas '“
3mm; BLAZE

Spontaneous combustion is believed
to have ignited a number of cloth po-
tatoe bags in a store room in the rear
of the Modem Gorccry Store, in North
Main street, last night. Firemen of
the Central station were obliged to
break their way into the building,
which is owned by \Villiam ll. Mc-
Mahon, to get at the fire. A number
of bags were destroyed by flames, but
firemen, using chemicals, quickly ex—
tinguished the fire before it sprout}
to the store stock.

French—Cabinet May
Dissolve G. F. of L.

PARIS, May lug-The French Cabi~
flet at a meeting today instructed Mi -
‘ister of Justice l’Hopiteau to open pro—
:cFCdings against the» General Federa-
t on of labor with a. view to the disso-

lutimf of the organization, which has

been Supporting the strike of the

French railwaymen by’ calling other
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Julius C. Slremlau. State problbtion'
director, who returned yesterday from.

~llMll“‘WEl” PRESERIPTIANS _
amalgamation
Alum-1mm CflNlERENlIE

 

_ I’rivilege Extended to Physicians and
Drugglsts Subject-of - M eeting Attended by Stremlau
-—-Incorrect Formszto Be Returned Hereafter

made out will be returned to the up
plicant and he will be asked to make
such corrections as may be deamed
ncicessary before he be issued the per-
m t.

Another question which was also
discussed at great length. concerning
the number 0: perscription blanks
which a physician can use. in the course
of a month. It was the opinion of
those present that three backs should
be allotted and that, although the law
does not limit the number of \books is-
sued during each month, the directors
were instructed to investigate condi-
tions in case more than llll‘ce werc is-
sued. 'Each book contains 100 pre-
scriptions and accordlnc lo the new
rule, the physicianis allowed to issue
the limit of 300 prescriptions.

 

Miss Ludington
Back at Governor

HARTFORD. May -
Kallr-rino- Llldilllzlon. prvsidvm of
ill!‘ (‘ollm-cllcut \\'omall Sunnis.-
Assm'iarion. said today ill colllllll‘lll.
lug: (:ll Governor lrlolcomh‘s refusal
to call a sprcial session of the (it‘ll.
w‘l'ill .-\.~'<~‘cmhl_v to consult-r l‘lll‘nictr
ill)" of tllv sut‘l‘ragw lllllv'>ll(llll«’lxi§

"it is the mom of (‘olmcclicua
who should now he inlervicuwl in
rezzlld in (luvcrllur Holcmnll's late
cs: slzllolllvhl. Sumo vt-l)‘ scrmus
qucslions :ll’l‘ l‘lllsmi by it, Should
lhv Lzm‘vnlor's n; inion hr- ihc only
factor in {lav du‘clslml as lli \thlhl-r
‘hc irrgislnlurw shall mm»: ill spec—
:‘zll M: ’it‘ll, and to all“ norm-nor a
judgw or all r-xccmhc?

“\Volllvll of lilo ili'l' \vulch-
inn! :0 54m what lrcalnp m is muicd
our to lln-m .wd wnching will) dccp
and growing indignation, ”We look
in the, mr-n of (‘nnllf‘Cllvlil for rc
dross and do call on that pal'l)’
which rho votvrs DiliCi‘ll m poww-
(ll tho ln§1 clocfiml to makc good
its pronlifics and giro us the opporr
funny :o roll» tor the “PM prvsi-
(icul of tho Unilcd Slutvs

lllllAlAllCll mm
min lllllCERS

HARTFORD. May lir—Th: (mo illl'l-
dl‘ed and Hvonlysccond annual «mm»
cation of the Grand Chapter of l'ou
comical, Royal Arch Masons. “us
hold loday at Masonic Tcmplv.

Grand High Priest, Ernest l“. Succu-
cv. ol‘ Vx’insted. prcsidcd. Visitors
were prl Sent from (llllcl' Slates. includ
in: rcswnl and past grand oiliccrs
from Nev; York and Vermont.

In his addrcss‘, Grand High l’ricsl
cho lley said most of the chapters in
tho State were in a healthy and pros-
pcrous condition. There were reports
by Deputy Grand High Priest Henry
R. Tisdalo, of New London: Grand
Kim: Edgar B. Ellis, of Bridgeport.
and Grand Scribe Arthur N. Nash, of
“RN t crl y.

The fcllo\vlil,2 officers Wcrc clcclcd:
Grand lligll I’l'icsl.~llelll'_y ll. Tis
rial-n, New London.

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$50.00!) Daily in State.

 

 

loop. riy‘

‘l‘iszurcs inr-llldc only paid

(lrlan‘grnlf‘nts under Way. the trauma
pollution will be exceptionally satls‘,

NEW HAVEN. Mar i;."'ii 6‘sllv
matcd that 'lw :mluscnlclll lnvilM: pull-
lic of I‘olmcl-limll sounds sifyl’nufol'l ,1
month. or atom 37.13.0041 a day. for
acrious forms. of entertainment. ’l‘lloso
admissionn
to the inanimate dral'ua musical conic.
dics, vaudcvilic and movic houses and
pleasure parks, The cstilnate'is based
on a comparison of figures at tho officer
of tho United Slams internal Revcnuc
Collector l‘crc. An average 015150.000
is cold ovcr to the cove-rumour cach
month through ‘taxcs on paid admis
sinus.

Although thc exact figures were not
availablc today. it was also estimated
that lhc amount collected on the so—
calh-d luxurv tax in this State for the
month of April would be in the neigh
bor‘ncod of $7.000.000.

Connccgicuglgads
In Hay Production

Accordion to a’book published bv the
Stain Board of Agriculture, there are
manv farms in this State for sale, with
Litchl‘icld County loading with twenty-
five. Windham second and Hartford
third. The latter has elcvcn forms for
(sale. This Stale produced more hay in
1,919 than anv other New England
State. The value of'the hay crop was

is

 

$12,576,000. During the year ll.90l‘l,000
bushels of corn and 2,476,000 bushels
of potatpcs were raised. The total
value of wheat,.hay, tobacco, oats, bar-
lcv and Nicki-meat in this State Was
839376“ 000. Connecticut was second
to Maine. .

On the first of this year, Connecti-
cut's crops were listed as follows: To-
bacco, :18;000.000; hay, $12,000.60 ;
corn, 38.000000; potatoes, $4,078, 0
and oats, $821,000. 5

York Harbor

“'1ch the advices coming through
from Mexico on the revolutionary
situation are fragmentary and conflict-
ing, they cast considerable doubt on.
reports that President Carranza has
been made a prisoner.

A Vera Cruz dispatch from the
newspaper 'El Dictamcn. a member of
The Associated Prcss. bearing Mon-
day's dale. declared lhc l‘ucilirc pros—
ident of the Republic, who was malc
ing an effort to reach Vera Cruz. had
broken through lhc ’rcvolulionar)‘

lines. and was standing: at bay with
4.000 men at San Marco. 27 miles

north of Pucbla.
()u the hand. lhp revolutionary
leaders along the border are still
claiming. that Carranza has born
made. a captive mulling tho placc 01'
his capture as a point llcar Apizaco.
in tho slate of Hidaltm. 'l‘lll-sv reports
however. cmv l'mv dnlails of tho cap»
lure cxccpt to declare Ihal lhr- unlire
'cmlxo)‘ had been lakwll with tho lll‘t'fir
iidclll. that llll'lw ,zw-lll'als who “Pro
with him, (lclmrnlx .\lllrguia. (quuizo
and llarragan. had iHl'n ("Xl‘l'lllmi :md
almihcr :l-llcral u'olllzdvd. '
“'ASHING'I‘UN, Ma) ll. Tho I‘r-v
olulimlary ,L'olcl'mncm in Il'lcxico will
ask for immodialn l’V'l'Ulllllllllll bv ‘hl-
Alncrican cow rnmcllt. ‘
VERA 01:13:. May

 

11. "i"l‘l‘$ilil’lli

(‘zir'nnmr “how :rain “as >lllpliml a:
.‘iplym-u by l~(’~\'l.hl:ivn;lry l’orccs on
cannon); has sum-«wind in blcakilla

through the rcbo-lvlilms and has tome

REBEL TROOPS CLOSING *IN 0R _
§§CARRANZA Al SAN MARCRS *1?

Head of Mexican Govrnment Succeeded in Breaking
Through Rebel Line at Apizaco and Is Twenty Miles
Nearer qua Cruz—W3 rships Ready to Leave New,

 

 

twomy miles nearer this city. accordv
ing to dispatches. Latest reports re-

ceived here indicate he is standing at
bay with 4,000 men at San Marcos. a»
railroad junction point 37 miles north—

east of Puebla. Rebel troops. com.

manded by Generals Hill and Trevino,

are closing in on him there. A
‘ Soldiers mobilized at Oaxaca and

Puebla. havo been sent to Maroon and

three lrain‘loads of other troops have-

been soul from here to participate in

the operation.

Troops commandr-d by GeneralCau-
dido Aguilar. Governor of the State. at
Vera Cruz and son—in—law of President
Carranza, havc dcserlcd him and hams
gone ovcr to the revolutionists. ac-‘
cording to thuycorrcspohdeht of El
Dictamcn, who accmnpanicd (ll? Agui-
lar fol‘cvs in “'cstcrn’l'cra Cruz;

Dispatchcs indicate l‘rosidcm ("ar—
ranza. \vhcn hc llcd from Moxico City“
did nor knmv of the revolutionary \
mm'oml-nl in this Slaw. and planned
lo mulw a stand hcrc at tho lfi-ad of
l'ailhlul hoops soul horn in {\nill'lpllt
tion of lrouhlc.

VERA ('lll'Z. May ll. 'Thl‘l‘l‘ hull-
dl'l‘l'l .Vlvxican soldiers Fedora! em-
ployos and customs oil‘icihlia arrived.
hcrc lasrllig‘hl from 'l‘amplco on the
slcnmvr Jalisco. halving lied to this
city al'lcr Mollucl l‘vlzle“; had lakell
ovcr comm! 01' that lll'Wll.

\\‘l'llw ull lil"i?‘ \‘.:1) lo this city. ”33
lwl‘luwz; ~::ii(l_ lhc .laliswo was in com-

iCmnmu- d on paci- Fouri

 

 

('itizmis ol‘ .‘\'x«rvv;lil\, who have had
("THIN-Uh t0 the) now [\‘lllll
road from ll‘dl'll‘ll (‘l'llll‘l‘ lo lhc \Vllil»'
hridcc, in Rnwzn‘lnll. havc becollu- im-
prwscd with lhn dcsirahilily ol‘ coll—
linuinc’ this sll'vll'll of pcrmanom road
in ordcr that lhl-rc might bc a dirccl
linc ol' ccment thorouchl'arc loading to
tho ccmcr of our city. »

The Evcning Scnlincl has bccn in—
l‘ormi-d mm such a proposition would
lllcct with l'aror on tho purl ol lhc
Highway Commission of ('onnvctii-ul

Thc llllriell road cllds at tho “hilt"
bridgc. and illc first slrclch to bc
cared for would he hclwcun that point
and the lou'aylon school llousv. ’l'hcll

ll‘il '3‘ 'l':~'i‘

 

EXTENSlllN or Rflllillllll All/ill
- lacurrsuummuuan

c’olmuvllcins at Mind's slorc. lheroml‘.
would cand on r lhv hill almost in a.
straight lillrg- lo llll‘ Standard Oil
Works. \vhcrc thr- city‘s ccmcnl road.

ends. Inasmuch as tho Slnto would
bcar tho larc'cr part of tho cxpcnsu

and tho appropriation to bc mzldc by
Norwalh would b.» - comparatively
small. 11 would 5mm ihal sonic move
nhould bu made to brim." illc matte!"
bciorl tho llonrd of lirlimalc and Tax-

lllll‘ll. This would ho, a pcl‘mzmcnl im-
provclllonl. not calling: for a very"
larce laxpclldi‘llrc nl' lllnds, Tllvre is
limo to lake carc cl this important;
lllillU‘l‘ and it 'is of sufiicicut import.-

.‘mco lollu- ontirv city to Sec thll ac.
lion lw talwn at olll‘i‘.

 

1W0 YEARS Til
iiET BflRiES light

in

PARIS, May 10. - Two yours will
wlapsc before all tho bodies of Amcri~
can soldiers and marincs can he on
humcd from lhcir graves in the battle
zone and takcn to tho l'nilcd Slates.
according to cslimatcs by lhc grave
registration service The second ship.
mom will leave llrost today.

 

 

All bodies will bu rcmovc from
German soil. rocggrdlcss of he re.»
quests of families 01' dead soldiers.
and work lhere- will begin soon.
Alon: lil‘? Salllc llncs and. ill roar

auras :ll)pl‘()Xilll.‘llv'l‘y 45,000 hod‘u
lac cxhummi and mlccn to

will

.-‘l mc :‘tcn

 

 

idioms and lllolol truvlw lio'liov: lull
in France will ho grouped in mac or

more: military cvlnotcrics,

 

Barbers’ Strike
Shows No Change

there was: no cilallgc today in the
slums of union 1) rbcrs' strikc, All
shops are open, tho proprictors onlv
attcnding patrons. Aside from other
changes. the union has agrccd lomakc
in favor of the bosscs ill the disputed,
”joint agreement." is the cancelling 0“;
the first section. which provided for
zhc hiring of local union mcn only.

 

Arrests Will Follow
In New Sugar Famine

 

 

lWASI4II1\X(".'I‘O‘.\Y, May 1].—~Sugar fa
mines in practically all cities of the
cast in the face of government figures
showing unprecedentcd sugar imports
during the last month, were rcporteo
to the Department of Justice today
Appcals for relief came trom every
quarter.

New moves to trace stocks known
to ha in the country were authorized
gbv department of justice officials. ’No
,reason could be assigned for the‘nhort-
I*r-lge in practically every locality.

 

 

Dr. Brown to Speak
At the Nurses’ Home

 

The monthly mectng of the Norwa‘lk
Hospital Alumnae association will be
held Thursday, May 13, 3' p, m. sharp,
at the Nurses Home. Connecticut ave-

nue. Dr. ‘Mnklin K. Bison will ad-

;Sociaiist l’al'ly

 

dress chamomile“. . ‘ ,

Aluminum
SfltlAllSll’lAlFllRll

NEW YORK, May ll.~-A. bitter con-
test over 1hr.) adoption of the party
platform was promised today, whcn the

nalional convention of the Socialist
Party was rcconvnnod. Tho llllnms
dclegnlinn, \vhich ycstvrdav charac-

terized the tentative platform prcseut-
ed by Morris Hilliquit a:~‘ too moder-
ate. announced its imcnlion nl‘ submit-
ling: a su‘bslitulc platform. “'hll’il “mild
be similar to thc radical Di'fllt'l‘iuilg of:
tho Socialisls in Germany, Russia.
llally and France.

\\'illi:lm l“, Kyrzv. of Chicano. (luciar-
r‘d that [ho Fililflllllll‘ gulzllfiziirl vfllllld‘

. v: . 7' 4- . . l. \1 “A 2.1- ‘. .
81M In rz‘lie \c lho l“l"1]l'h l‘ailwavs U, {do .mav “uh .“H‘. H; w l and
bunt-rs 1h. \ “in. L... 1..k,ln b, «phrases ll ill.” lil'l'pnt 1. ml} Ho and
as far as 1-H)“ [w C'W‘” .lll" Hillflllll dorumccl vvmm‘. put the
‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' -‘ ‘ , Li. a; .

in :‘lw l:‘~‘.li of “trying
to bccomc loo l‘c:~‘pc(l.ll,‘.vl-*." and that
it mig'ht just as \H‘ll to the platform
of the Democratic or ilepwlvill ..:l Party.

Tho discussion on lhr platform will
not he cowplclnd today, it having been
voted to grant the floor mu» thin after-
noon at 1! o'clock as tho Limo for no«
minimum ‘llflldidniv't for .nrccidcnt and
vicepresidcnl of tho llnitcd States.
Leaders of the party freely predicted
that Eugene V. ‘Ilcbs would be the
choice For p-rcsid/‘nl ‘l‘Z-wtc-m and west-
ern leaders harm acrcod upon Jame‘
H. Maurcr, prcsidcnt of tho Pounsylva.
nia Stale li‘edcraliou of. Labor. as cm~
didate for viceprcziidont, but it is not
known whether he will all-cent.

READING Pa... May ll.—~James H2;
Mauror of this city. former Socialhi}
member of the legislature, who M1
been anrood upon by eastern and wastn
ern leaders at lilo Socialist national”
convention in New York, hr the vices
presidential nomination, is in Almana-
boday. The State Fodcnatlon of Lalo”
bor, of which he is prem’dcnt, is meetm
ing there, aMm-or in an intcrvlcw law
fore his departure, said he would not
accept the nomination. ~

Italian Opera At . .
Hoyt’s Theatrfif.

An Italian opera, interspersed wind.
American vaudeville, was successions}
presented last night in Hoyt’s that!“
under the auspices of the Sam Ann
societ . The attondance was W
Icularly large, and the profits in W
society ccry satisfactory. Among Ill
guests of the occasion was the Ital”,
Consul, of New Haven.

 

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the Sentinel for the but results. ,,

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