m
1‘ may 1. 1m:
. GALBRAITH lN-SPECT
* THE SOLDIERS’HOME
InSpecting Party Arrives by A utomcbilc at 11:1
o’Clock and Is Received by Superintenden
Seeleyv and Captain John H. Thatcher.
(Special to The Evening? Sentillcl‘i
Col. Frederick \V. laibrnitll. Jl'., national command
I rnlty. .
.“C eon-making closed Cu"
T I . "Mitt-Domini la".
Mrs. DeliaM Sanf. .
Celebrate Natal i
dent‘othlorwa'lk
Contracting”
L‘laiming .mé; dating
I,‘ 49 Franklin ‘AvenlIQto'
[Tomorrows—Oldestne‘si-
' lfe of-r‘ ‘ {Prominent
Dilute: Court"
‘7. '. Thomas, J - '1;
.Cilnrchl . .. 1:91 2
‘Aa melanin": “in 924.3»?
1319’ Eveulsxs, .313“. Re\
8. Lewis, at $115215 rector
‘53}?th c, '
Ofieial .Statements She
President Iri g o y e n O!-
dered Delegates With- *
The delegate: to the last Republi-
can town convention re-anembied: in
the council chamber. City hall build-
ing. last evening at 8 o‘clock to re-
g‘i‘lon ‘0!
lg: t, l mmnn
'lf 3'.
. 5‘
C n or of the
' p ‘ U . _ . . . . p a : hey or. N. 1 . ,. . , . - ,. . - . .
mu... as Well “liming the'oldes :. . nt' - est woman in Gama. lelvzfiai?xgxmtlhzgghmg will‘epme mg" "a "ike up lls duties ‘ drawal ' American Legion, Governor (,. Lake and. Oil]:l“pl(ll‘i‘ll'llill:“fliili‘ISind
Sanl‘ord of 49‘Franklin Ivonne, wife of the'la ‘ elk, Mrs. Delia M. . » n‘g ~proposed change. to the -—-t r"; in“; je . 7 legion .oflicials, at 11:10 O’clock illls‘mm-nlng lll'-]l( Flt: l.l l s, (‘me
Sanford, will celebraufiher 105th natal day tomorrow“ “ Thomas L. co rfiget‘ , . . . V. .. . s . STATE’S DEMANBS for Soldiers, at Noroton Heights 'lfhnI part-\- “i‘linV‘ clt'ulm-ll lv_\ fill:
i " ~ 1 - - - . , . ' ' . " “‘ i ' ' ' ' ' . llall‘lllll o 110 war. 0 "‘fiVl‘l‘ilfil'S 0' '
nil anced age, Mirn..Sauford lslln sple‘dld healtlrnnd Wit «it er The convention. Cal ed to orde ‘ ~ tam John H. Thatcht‘r C H r
806....
‘by A. B ".Cleverly' home, and Superintendent llcnry l. Snclcy. This was the first official
mind which takes, great interest , “e report! to mfimtrl; ‘33:
Partially crippiéd‘n‘o’ma fall Which? Cgéfuffntfil'w’iS 0‘ th? all}? h ‘ . . . . visit of Governor Lake in the Sillilli‘ls .llnmc mum lw lth‘llla oath
resulted in breakingxiif’liip~ bone} Mrs. large ”mlériztf;§;mg:mfi$ 3 mnéhgtfiqfii “3.33%: ‘m ' ' . of oflice. and was also Col. Gallil‘dllll :4 inwt .‘iilllt‘lll‘fl. mm in this motion
Q ”‘ - > s , ‘ s
M“ 21;?“ giltuiclliefie: 15:33:: chair. in tory.‘ Mr. Santord‘an‘d his will; hells. de'm‘ be?“ "° .3. xi. a conclusion" ' , of the state.
and cheer Mrs ’ San: d3 Optimism ed buck East. and "allied for 8- Bhért‘ which would ‘reméire all‘y'c‘chion at ‘ The inspecting party arrived at tho tlw way in “hich it is lliullittlYul.
ll Issessionpf her mega] "'18 in-vtull time in Tarntomr ‘Later, their inov- dissatisfaction. :jl‘he result was at “Retire at Once” Was Order Soldiers' Home. by unlomobilcs. cmn- ’J‘hl- moi visit of firm "In ‘ In 1w and
5;... is a member .0, the gculm 9“ ‘0 Norwalk. where Mrs. Sanford g? L“ ”“1" Chum“ 0‘ PJ- 'fPl‘ 1W” Re’ected ing from Bridgeport. where the “'0- ("3.1. (izvllnnltll m m:- scan... of can;
7‘101110di8t Episcopal Church 8.11:3“- hagll‘eslded for thb pm Sixty years. info: :°mmé“¢° presented an unu‘ l Oposa ) . man's Auxiliary Post of the Harry nct'tlclllr will «luv ml l- ruin: liizzhi. 1. cl)-
"'»‘*?S the strict precepts of that t ow eating and than?!" algathlI The 11:90, _ ' _ , , . ‘ Congdon Post. American Legion. Was rml‘tv _-\. “it”! ”10‘ “I” .H‘ 1h" mli‘sll
church. 0 food are the two reason- attributed c 1188' prmlde that the reprcs BI E398 AIR“. I‘Cb' 1—1119 officially opened_ The visit lasted a Of hunO'r n: 1‘lw cm‘nml :lllv‘lrr'l livll. in
Two children or 'the centenarian are :degbfiarng‘li‘dlfghegesplendld health “Natl‘mhehued Onauzgestions made :viihdra‘wa; of the AfrEsni‘lne ”(1125:? little more than an hour' 8““. Which (EC full? M 113.: "”30”": i y “ll.“ “ka
i ' é- ' e 5' ”0m. 1|” Ike ‘5 rom t e .eague 0 . - I 0n- ‘ the art‘ returned to Bridgeport -io ,. in WV ‘M‘t - w- :1 , m' mum
tail-2511:1131? 11:51:01)}?é? genital-g. who had a. headache. and all her lite she “9‘9”???“ inze Elr- bly at Geneva was expressly ordered cue”: ‘3 luncheon, extended by the Logion.
Sanford. 0: Laurel Bec'ch Iguana???“ ”firméyfi” from 'tom‘ch "Wble- ———__._..___. ' ' by President "1300‘“ an“! ““3 9m“ Legfon Post. of that city. (‘01. Gullwwiili's mm to r'mmnvtlcut
Mrs. Sanford W" be”; in B .11 re. n era-appetite is yerygood. ,. .ot the Argentine delegation inquired Governor Lake and (.01. Galbraith is 0, 3 Wm“ .5.» ”mm. "M ”Wm... of
“He Conn She e 7h 1: tone - and she takes pride in her ability to whether Argentina would be soltisfied4 were given a lleartv rem mm“ 1w Ch,“ this his mm. H “mm“ llc is how. in
illis'mace until she murlerd £111“ In gait any kind 0! 1001" She Wélxhs ., , . With a‘partial compliance. With “a de‘ and Spanirh \Var> veterans :li lllc ”1“ in“ 7“ *5‘ t 3' ”l" 5‘" k and disabled
1" Sanford. Attempt-d. tie (13:11:: 33:; 100 poundsiand has egcellent I‘ mnnd that all sovereign states should Home. Each of the war ‘Momns “mums. (m “ram“;d“. l." “.1” “F“
moved 10 Bedding nnd lat t ' have “‘9 ”Eht 0‘ membership now were pemonally in‘roduppd to “w 1w“ the Alli!l~".in\\'li Jltlsipifnl. just outstd.
Bethe]. Enthusiasz'n on ’the‘ ark o In the recent election, M“ Sanford . 1 made public here confirming previ— personages. who acknowledged the in» Of NM“ “NW"-
Mr. Sanford forrfarming let! 5:. :1: goal: keen interest ”la-meted to ‘ V ' . ous unofficial declaration: that ”'1'. tcoduction‘ bv shaking hands. (“"nnni'n‘l'r G"‘”’“““”‘ ’3 "0‘70“”
:0 West. Mr. kudWMri. Sunfottfgglgfit line'sgfd!’ (a Vcier. aiming”: d that She *- dent Irigoyen hadperoonfiliy directed Governor lake and Col. Galbraith WWW" “” this “’7‘ “Y 0‘1””! natiol‘
to Chicago, 111., Where 4319’" “"34 for at. For uzrzme?°unurrfigif§;' gegiifl the Argentine delegation were greatly pleased as the result or ———————
' W the taggefixm of the institution and Continued on page Eight)..
The documents show that Dr. Hon-V
orio Pueyrredon. head of the Argen-
lwo years. From here they’went to
Wisconsin. where Mn- Sanford culti-
lliw omits
:10 BIS Willi?»
the"'centenarian was not "made.” and
so did not cut her first vote.
'STATEBHIE llws
mam HCTIBN
b 7,,
Alrich :Ci‘I-I'l fif Tiff-*-
'lo;r‘ior..Avenu'e ll] Only Two
r11"; ‘9‘“ .. x , I tine delegates .had been instructed ~ ",. J
m...» .....——— . “m” "”3"“ °‘ W" lllllfilllE’S ANNUAl CONNECTICUT IS
. Assembly that the Argentine delega-
tion must not compromise itsel! in
7‘20 118 rector of Ti“ any way or‘dake any part in the work
ideqt
’
‘- __ .. ist. of the. Assembly before a decision
srnoiemnr': *5! wt. m... mew' m m... .. W...
' r 0 , ‘ . aied their! DJ" M the ial proposition" that all the sovereign . .
_~____. .
Taylor avenue. on Sutur-
lilness or two ours.
The first fatality from 3
near to be reported in
moved Former Sherlfl \Vi
mer within the past year.
Younr‘fiohnson. who ntte
' Nor-walk High school.
if
" Gen. h: oil. on 45"
es in ugh Met Mll’A“ .
more. James"l§""‘jil"‘08€'nl~3 ‘3‘“
SPS'nlour‘x . ' I
lJuds-e “'njitfi hn’erhél 4.:
’hc)’ Louis G3,. 0"“ "3 l"
. lk'rogh. Attorney" "' f "‘ ’
10rn03' Paul Connw.‘ “"
'7 “Wycr. Attorney 6.3}.
’ F- January
ls wife. who
{or the par-
. ‘C‘m‘mm‘l °" 9““ Fm") Leader in Establishing Utili:
ties Regulatory Commis-
sion —— Supervision Datel'
Back Seventy Years v—I
“Electric RailWay J our.
Held on Saturday Evening
With Many Out of Town
Visitors Present—Artistic
Decorations Lend En-
dlntment ' ' ~
lurk in vari-
'--’P3l and also L
'.ll)el'$ or Trin-
xiailng them-
‘t the can to thin
l4"
’ -:
it", I V C L 1.4.1- . .a , "
‘ - .. - ‘fir. ‘. ~ r... u... , ‘ y, -
. , , ,_ l .. , . , ' .. » rney Joseph J. L'; .1 . . ., M. _,V , a,“ > . a e . .
3 ‘_ _..... .. It New EV Clip Wot from an attack of h r Im- ~11- (W38 “.n was also eoo- ' 1‘15? Senior and, Junior class or the [£731 l R g0 II n t 1.8,?“
‘l ldg€p0rt Man W 1], one ,- Pre s e‘n t M DA George G Fawceit w . 1. 3 7 hy'rl Ireland. Altortlc _ _ . Hillside School united Saturday even- at ous tr ‘8
snobby” IS Wireless 15 In. and attended the lad wh l8 N 4“ 430' my S. I; and “V" Ch'l- ins in givinz‘the annual formal danco.
[- . .A > Sums“ Be Commercia plunged into :1 n. i 0; dowem. . ."~'. -.- Pandee ‘u'urtcrs at the . This affair is arranged every ycar by Connocticuis public utilities cone
. Illerested In sum an OI." Movement F my night from whale; (llc(:‘:l1" '. u; ' mil g ‘ cc lenuc. upon (“Ivor an'“"“" “.5. whakul shortly the girls of the two classes who take mission is illc outgrowth of In regal.- ,\
. . , U.” ‘ fiv. ,. —' ,. .I . h.“ .. . ' .. . . . - . . -
ganlzatlon Here and Nor- \' recot ! 3a). niicr ‘1 ”Work. “"5 morning. by entire charge of the arrangcmcnts for toy} commission that has existed in
lk . The r ins were re .1 ~. l i ., w l" lll\'~h‘l'l()ll~‘ mirth tremors that rattled decomhons' musw and [CNWShmoms' mm" ”rm Elmo ”49' and this state
wa Radio League May Prof. Henry W. Farnam at a. meet day to firoo “Q by l'lllll'llfil loll » is; 'l’ i l “Fl ‘ ‘L 4 01;:er and windows and in one in This ycar's dance was one or ”w most is tho firm to have “domed such .'
o v ~ . ‘ " y ‘4 l' l j ' "u ,' “ . . ~I v ' 1 . , , ' ..' . I- r
JOIN—But Four Complete in; of the Center Church Men's Dis- Andrew J. Collins. and llllenlloni 200k f ‘_ r y. ‘ s. J13 ‘ slam-c. lil‘ulfl‘ n pane «r glass in a ”“03““, ‘1‘th ““5 hop" held “."d mmmmdon' 7.3” the Llectric Rail-
Stati . C,t _ cuscion Club, in New Haven. recently place in Mt Ollvcu Ct-molcrl "rook- , < - 5 First “kn.“ hnmc o cal-etc “f reflected great credit upon the gills War Journal. Three commissioner-
QnS In I y 83v. the history of tho blue law lie: lyn. ‘ I ' ‘ ' H lilo-ailm'l‘ \u-rc also-(cl! in the Scrum] in charge. “fro "N‘mmpd [or (men railroad sev-
” ' ' ‘ The school mmllnssium offers a dc- cnty~two years ago: in 1850 the law
ilisirk‘t. as wcll as In outlying districts.
according to .icicpildnlc myrtle.
tion. which originated with the Rev.
The sudden death of CM 1W."- “1‘0
Samuel Peters, an Episcopal clergy~
was well liked by his school ammun-
was changed and a board created; in
liglltfui scene for such an cntcl'tnin-
18115 Stroll lllllwnys (“.‘llllC under {.56
Noru'ulk possesses at the present
men! as its spacious iloor i."i\'vs ample
liii’jl‘ii l'i‘iiilfililllll
.38 ran. for the formation of. a. club ally ’- couple 0‘ P3895 purporting "the “3”“ w" V “"130" 0‘ n"“‘8“l"""~ R‘lc’llnlm'lt lines and
limp u \vireles club man In . - . - ~
Morrison“ .. :3. i.“.:.t::“§.$°il...:h§. :23 1213.3“Eriei3‘trimedl’i, s a; m m ...‘.1.'.’.‘.’:“.If‘i‘.’.“.‘—;.'?é“.’.‘.fJillZLliif‘i‘fif ..,... .. Wm...
Rillhh M. Bray of 175 Main .srreét' u °° Rona“. athies with George ported. is steadilv glinxla‘ll“ it 3,4. "cum” "‘5‘“ . (' om e 8 Un- curred. .. E ' ' and “’a‘mm‘m “H“ °°"“”“"“- “'1 -‘ “‘3‘" "““°“°" “f 5"“ “'33 plm’me‘
. misident, but there is o movement {11; -. at the tim or ' .Revolutlonary the State. If sylnpllams :l~e‘)::§o,g" hgrnlger; "1b.: ‘ Citizen Emi A‘“"‘""‘ "' ”In“ "W “"405“,“ “all?!“ bucmgmund for nman a” if0r in njtliuiznihto :(llTiilnlllfYrsllhlllé'eufiall
tunicr way, fosteredb Fr ar. ("'1 l ‘ (a . ' , ‘ , , corn ons. aws u l . . ' , -
or :4 preset.“ streethr?:;$1-€IM: "Going back to Eng] I he pub- £3311: “gfigrg‘fifleficfiyn3:1,?” :5 turn Solves mullfifihy bf the glitz]. ills: I: Illinéhfilmc Murals: The Decorating (‘ommiltcn 11"“ ar- lt‘ics Commission. was rrcaicd und‘as-
;r':lcllcr of mathematics in‘the High lished, in 1781, his histor ,1 cases reported rm.“ “.N'ti'ordc .- now‘llving - .9“de in n rcpqu that u-ns'mum ranged a very charming and unusual snmcd Jurisdiction over communxmf
fiction; there, and a well knowén wire- nectlcut. which introduced. in New Havcrl‘ way. A Wit” of P‘ ‘ __ by the distance. it came from the 05‘ figf'Taz‘ “sli'nglton “lair lildv gm”: 2 Fifi?! inglllllillli‘ld 1:12:51 lfi3:3~o;t:qt;onll‘.
” l . o o a bum c \m" on 'i " F- . v' " .
in this city which would be one of a. give the blue laws of New Have Hall. 37 {Wash x 'b ‘ To “" “dent ~ » “h“? "Pl!" parlor and renovating the I?” "O“‘I“‘“'°S- , _. ‘
chain of similar clubs established Peters himselt tries to undermine ret— We“ Sunday “ g. l 0" ‘1'"; up. willégfufil mrdclec-llgfiil’lfilm “‘ng h." Willow‘s 0r 3" COIOYS- l'n- pine “”"s‘ 13"" ”ml ri‘lrlfl'r‘l’fllfil‘ ”r"...
throughout Connecticut. . utation or his statements by saying . u ’1 film" on “11"" quakes before. would hiltt'ibeolll In] to d" the “0‘1”". “gms' ”my 1001;“! vice. parlor CM scrrv'c. S1 "W? M7 \ " " '
There are about 25 stations in Nor- that they were never suffered to be ' CHANEII. ”is Plat-ll Lint-Fa believe that much was the cane Ilcrc. "k0 “13’1“” b‘”””“" and F““”""‘““1 ._. . ‘. ~ 5?.
\vulk which are known as “receiving printed. and he says that the term " ‘ _. " 2E5“? “"“’-"- - g i, all kinds 0." lowly things :ls' lllf‘)’ (CW‘m‘uod “" page S“) ' "’
Shillong" 7'. 9. stations equipped only 'bluc laws’ meant bloody law}, on ac- R Bl CLEVELAND." 9“? ‘41"va ‘ , ~—-—«~-~~-~- u»,
{0 receive the Wireless impulses, and count of the cruel penalties with .7 i 0.) Chaney, Ba; ‘;‘r‘.'f‘\a?- ck. . [RE I! . (Continued on page Seven . . a...
but {our complete stations that can which they were enforced. The tug- ‘~ scored s. technica “.”"; ‘ ,, U: 2‘ . ‘———"-———- t ‘7
. lty of his statements has been repeat- DEltDGY. of Ciel-e (lit ‘ “2‘" “ - ‘ _
5 (Continued bn page Six) "‘“y ”"9““ by “ch min as Prol- tual """d °' ‘ “M11037. l‘lsl -n . l ' ‘ A “C
'_ James Ixingsicy, Dr. Pacon J. Ham- , here. naturism. '“ ‘2'; .' (1“? ‘. ; .L A "i .
" _ mond Trumbull and others: but they ‘o ilaney‘ live times Mi“ ,‘ ‘ “A3 .7, .‘ i . .. ..
. are constantly being revamped and The fourth quarterly conference of hney's managing“? . (.5 ' ll -' ' V l "
y .1 again laid before _the public. the East avenue Methodist Episcopal on the fins oil’ad v- V...‘ l; i . 7' i
, The mos: elaborate apology for church was held at 8 o'clock. last won! '3 ’e on}. ‘tvri- v: . l I A A C
Ieters was published by Dr. Walter F. evening. at the church, Dr. XV. H. ing with n ' nmistio“. m,- ,3“: l p . 1 ‘ l..l
MEMBERS “Ill I] Prince, in 1898. Prince shows that Kidd. D. D.. of Stamford. the district time Mr Do degree) to Cgeza lilo; ~-——- prm‘snrnafi. Feb. 1.4313,“. in- ’ _
although Peters Was a. phenomenal superintendent presiding. appointment. « Recommendation of Justice dependent steel manufacturing con— <
blunderer. confounding and even com- There were about twenty in ‘t‘ Mr Daskdm untor u. r.“xl rrnrn‘ coins in the Pittsburgh district today Hitir'fl.‘ l‘l‘nl‘f“~?! 'l 11“" "1“" {"‘9 l“-
NEWAPI’ 0 gzrndlzlhs persons. writings. eventsand tendunce and the reports or the treasurer of It town or 9.1mm“; Department for COM- increased opprauons on what new. :‘lild‘vd in thc it‘llfnlil'cV lt';l.\l.’lil\’0
b r - \. .. Feb. 1,—F0lu- mom- es. e possessor oi! various biases. church officers and organization: for which 0mm llc decla mnomin— mutation joected lives were upitcd in saying was a I‘l‘OY‘J'JlYl tirxlsml ng ilm binlc l-(ozll‘d
es so! a Pennsylvania. Railroad sectarian. patriotic and esotistic; there showed that the church had enjoyed ation a numbc’nf years , .Uis‘rcaa- "cautiously conservative" has“. an“. m- l-ztluonllnm in lm Til‘i":€(‘l)ll"tl to the
:é::‘3‘.’:.i.:“22:.fil.."’:.’.’§..‘-’°.’""“:i" 3:11:23: i.:‘i§::fii““l£§ ‘2'"2‘: ‘" 3.21:: “1°“ mm m .. um or we W H?» .. m ._......... .. m... W...
' - "I . W i 9 11 8W S on’. this onltion. :1" in many. ther has 7 l I...“ ' I ' have been entirely suspended or croni— session. 01w nt" i.“ an 1. .nslll't-H Y‘I‘O-
$::C?T:Jnt$vfsokz?g“sa {Whig}: ”1011’ Continuedd‘on El ht Dr. Kidd expressed his gratification rendepred serviré of the highest :ilue 31:15:23“ ....eiefi::§al¥n?o:&m$:gz ly cufiailed. It was Pl‘t‘rlictcd that Vidcs tor rwnsurm:~ out! rotlrcmont.
three miles east or Nyw 21-94,, 0: Cm“: page 2 ) ' ‘t the favorable ShOWIDB of the He is recognize‘l ‘6. one Of the m “ Eugem: \‘. in be for violation of the “min a ‘9" day” 099ml?“ “"mm b" Th" fouowmu ”'C'.‘ mm" ,M 'lhp P"
\vr‘re injured two e ‘9. 'l‘rL .eteral church and also his appreciation of successful ban or. " n Connecncug Espionnge m A about forty De pex“_ of capacity with senile] fl‘ut‘ln‘cs nl lll" mullmswl 1063‘
The dead 'and 51:33; ‘v‘e a ‘ 1 32° work of the pastor. RQV- H. E. and his record; fit of carei'u‘x crm (‘ommuhmou of the sentence of Eu- prospects of i creased activity if con— lslatlon: . .~ .. _ 1
bum; car 'hi h J ' whr- n “.e ’arsland. Wh° ‘Yl terminate his lO~ scrvatlve. wall tome nan. 2“." *V-“rvtne V 1391).! '-£*ective next February ditions warren cd. .AU-‘f m“"-”"“ "j “ “.r'f‘wm“? "F“
- . ‘7‘ C W38 11: ted by Oil , cal pastorate at t e end or the con- pupils spirit ll- toulmkcxpreaér . ' had been Iwfiwmmended to Presi- 0: the 55 independgnt blast fur- moiumn may y. nw irnm scrucc in
..l;1- , . .‘ .
(m attaining: hm
t-T‘l!" l'
was thrown over the wreckage. let~
ting it on fire and pinning the work. .
era in the flames.
BootleEgers’ Lot
Hard One, He Says
Bridgeport. Feb. 1.——It'a h. tough
World and most. unsympathetic for
bootleggcrs, according to Abe Galprln.
of No. 179 Hamilton street. who was
arraigned before U. S. Commissioner
Hugh J. Lavery today. charged with
transporting 10 gallons of alcohol on
‘ January 20. Galprin pleaded guilty
to the charge agninst lair: and was
bound over to the next term of,the
L‘. 8. District Court.
“It's getting pretty tough." Abe
opined. “when a. poor man with a wire
and i‘nr-‘ly to support can‘t make a
living. I was going to get $10 for
that load and then they pinched me.
This is the second time I‘ve had hard
lurk. Seems like everybody picks on
me. Of course. I fooled 'em once or
:Wicc but I can't make any percen-
age-u
Abe was released under-Chanda 'ot. '
3500 after Commissioner Lavery ad.
riser] him to try his luck at some
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1. — The
Fordney Emergency Tax-iii! bill yes~
terday hsd reached-the critical stage
of its course in the Senate with Be-
publican leaders prepared to bring it
to a final test. Under a plan of action
adopted Saturday, Chairman Pen-
rcse of the Finance committee was
authorized to ask again yesterday
for unanimous consent on fixing a
date for a final vote on the measure.
is was unggrstood he would propose
e . .> _ _ , .
Belieflnjg objection. almost certain
vely would be torthcomingfi'tom Demo-
cratic opponents. Repihliean lead-
ort'had unearths: #3 the next step
Senator Penrose want-pruned: is
petition tor-clown; Win:- the
necessary two-thirdls vote, however.
.Were admitted to. be ex' "
allm.~ Vote on adoption or ,cloturs
under the, Senate rules would colic
’Wedneaday. .. .
data for s. mm voti
Failing,» fix a.
or to adopt cloture_R¢Dfihflm
~ TARIFF? Bill i
ference year in April.
Mrs. Charles Slmons reported for
the Ladies 'Aid Society :J. W. Slau-
son for the Sunday school: B. M.
,Ainsworth for the church repair fluid.
and Charles Bantam for the Epworth
League:
L-Matters of importance which, how-
ever, concern the church. its work.
and the members alone. ~werc' also
discussed following the reports. and
an address .was given by.Dr.'Kidd.
AdvanceCourt Session
to Facilitate Farmers
To accommodate farmers who moat
begin their spring work in April the
regular jury session. otftbe court of
Common Pleas has‘been‘pushdi tor-
ward‘one month by the court author-
ities and the regular Sprint. tension or
thecourt will begin in February ind
stead .of March thisyear. Great dit-
tnséflarch and'Am-li because of the
ilcnlty hug been_ ‘ experienced» ’ "in post; ,
yearnin- a‘ccnringa jury‘m serve nut—l"
orthy 1'“le 3‘: a‘ ,
a multitude of
taking: in his tive town.
It is a quart
Stamford man county treasurer.
the oiiice being held for a short time
by Theodore d5. now deceased.
Nation Is Up‘Grade .
from‘W ‘1', Says Harding
MIAMI. Feb: l.-"N0 country'can
go through-wit; without a period of
radiustmeht. [but we have reached
the lowest step and are now on the
up grade." President-elect Hardin:
said in an interview published by s.
local newspaper s'eRerdai',
, It was his only comment on na-
tional political lflhirs. but he spoke
at length oh Florida's clhiute.
romantics of Whip ,
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' parlance}- ’F‘eb. 1.‘—-'rhe “ Dela-a
mmgmfinm yesterdaytpused. I,
noting mowing which mile «one.
and by the new arrangement t
other trade where. his fillflities W‘bfil}
ll. better ”pm . I' El
7 ->' m , vi", , .V - .
thetarii'l mess ‘ . _
u. m MW“
they ‘wouili‘bc‘co'mpeliod'lo: m
Nil Ware penalty i'or' Whitey
0L9. century ginflr‘iEdltbr‘ 3:...
runway“ Robber-lsi
' Iaimlmrmnb’ut he
.. l Wilson l-y the Department of
‘WN. mer's recommendation was
placed before the l’l'eaident'yeaterday
morning crd H r- as reported at first
that titer-7°" mm had acted upon it
s‘mcmbly, 'I‘liir. fatter was found to
1m error-moi» 3.. woven and White
House oificinis sold they had no inti-
mation as toi‘iihen uct‘on would be
token or who. »_i‘ze President would
do. .chs. mu». ,5 Sewn candidate of
terod the penicillin» . at Atlanta.
Go...‘~on‘1une 15.1919 to one aten
yufl’.~fit_¢n00* Dr violation or the
Waco acr~ Spar int-4 fly. the
charges includ‘ . attempting to in~
forednfild . fitmctin: recruiting.
nviegon' was thfitflii'led by
Sifted Slzrrcmc court.
r
the Socialist 15% tor president. cn- ,
. eluding the Youngstown
paces from which reports were receiv-
ed by lteel authorities here. 21 were
in- operation. while mills which in-
creued operations today were: Cam—
bria Steel Company. Johnstown. Pa..:
Pittsburgh Steel Company. Monesson.
Pm: Crucible Steel Company. of Am-
grim. Pittsburgh Flaw-Knox Com 3
puny, Pittsburgh: VVeirton Steel Com-
party. -V\'eirton. W. Va; La Belle Iron
Works .0! the Wheeling Steel Corpor-
ation. Wheeling. \\’. Y.
Some of the ,buslncss' which brought
about resumption was for the export
trade. one order being for 31.000.0"0
for steel towers to be used in a wire-
leis installation at Osaka. Japan.
From points 9uisldc the immediate
Pittsburgh district came similar re-
ports 0! increased operation flay. in-
S l. and
Tube Company. at Youngstown. fl:
' .Y IS A
I VDUBEIIf. Fee. 1.--Danlel Hes
one of the four men tried by co
martial for the shooting of one of
fourteen odicers killed In this
Nov. 21. was acquitted and dine
cdhat'nixht.’ Thaother three. ,
*r'eeunx, William ~ «my and“ '-
rocter. Macon Mm.
com
’Iuontlic'“ .
Berger Hanufacturing Company and
rk Rolling Hills Company. at Can-
and Trumbull Slcr-l Company. at
y plants resumml operations rn—
hanged labor conditions in somc
can “so reductions being oc—
- by the men. and in Ethel-s the
“was reduced so as to
Win ‘wltbin the limit of
relay. sod thus ayoid
the public
age of sixty.
have been in
11"tw n nl‘ which shall
tllc public schools of
this Slate and not less than fiw- of
which shall immediately prcccrlc rc-
“cement.
Ally YnI‘l’lll‘Ol‘ of, the rctil'cmclfl
(Continued on page Tilrcc)
A. & P. Collector
Kills Gunman and
Saves Finn's
Cash
.4
T‘ROVIDENCI-i, R. 1.. Felix”).
Orrlc A. Lane .collcclor for the . rrnt
Atlantic an Pacific Tea company
stores .03 ' lllf‘ lluv's l'ollccliuns.
“’38 hold flf l‘lr- qirlir\'i':l\ {Him l l.
npnrimcnl l'cslrrdny, l:l;i'll:l-:lml lll.
hold-1m mnn'.q mm on tlw l‘illulli‘l‘ :md
killt‘d him. 11ch “1 m ham” to dill—
nor with (moral thousand dollars in
his custody. After (.lllllli'l‘ 1:: storied
for the bank: wont down «no flight.
and came fill‘ffilfi inch with ihc gun-
man on the st-rzond floor lantlvng. Laue
refused to hold up his hands: caught
the robhcr's Wrist and doubling his
arm over pullcd illc irizgcr so ”111V
in! «mm. , 3
the hold-up mun was- slloi through
the head, he told the polite. -
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