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"AF Civil—o“ Appropriation
i . 383 000,000 Passed
f.‘ «1.15: Night
ffi'BAiAEIZAHBN 9f
IAE9 SERVICE MEN
SA Wilson Has 3‘..-
~E9§m an Appropria-
$18, 600 .000
ii V iTUN. March 4. “We-oiled
- of long (luv and night ses-
tiie Senate
- A to the Cupitoi' earls today
~ .11! session 0:
.1, meeting at 9:30 o'clock
mutate an hour
c2: end to the final ha
‘ atiie jam which from time
rial has marked the close 61'
sstonal session.
1 measures was planned be-
die adjournment. the legis-
-v~ord of the expiring session
.. . closed when the Senate
1 o'clock this
11 1‘11 0 House temporarily sus-
tlle with
Only action
:ight sessions were pro-
one piece of legisla-
$383. 000 000
\ppropriation bill after
appropriate $10,000.-
Wilson Dam~project at
The House 15:-
President Wil-
Alfe Fordney Emergency
tailed by a margin of
sustaining the
A m‘ the Sundry Civil bud-
Naval bill of the six-
~ nppxopiiation
A" . y‘ir‘ nlxuy VI
11: "Asure were the only
awaiting -- presideTI- '
All hope of passage by
' - night session.
nm to the two appropriation
-AA.U(-d on Page Seven.'~
A” 0N WAY
NEW IONO0N
HES. 0. MALI
Hill‘ORD. Mags. March 4.
5 Submarine 0-8 struck on
1113 in :1 near, fog that en-
AA/znrd' 5 bay.
' tonight and unless
orthwester should blow up
ed that she~would float
from Boston to New Lon—
. with a. crew of ’about 50
March 4.——’l‘wo sub-
:llast night that they were
ween Pekinces
IIIIZZOJ‘AI'S hay. and the 0-7‘.
. \Viirierness Point. '
i gone ashore about one
A‘uttyhunk Coast Guard
;:2~~s.~age said.
“.15 standing alongside
"Aw-ted to flOat at mid-
' .- 111 no immediatetdan-
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the lodge rooms. by
l"Dress Forum. "
=1! men! was given the
A him; during which
\Iiss Became; ltacSwlnév
.uorthy advocate ni'eu
‘ as did years:
- “Pinkirman of the; c'dm' waging}
After the entertain in: in,
‘0‘”5 were served hi!
music being
‘9 piece orchestra"
@ “5"hu I1 'JOIOS
Delights: oi Late.
Many Deportees
Committee in protest against
sinn Communists on
Buford in December.
the
1919.01“. Hei-
daughter or the
Ebenezer Hill. painted for the. com-
m'ittee a tragic story of the inhuman
of the men deported.
*‘Ai’ter' roundly denouncing the series
of injustices perpetrated by the De-
partment of Justice in its “round- -'up'
of the Russian communists she assail-
ed the government for declining. for
14 mbnilis to send the wives 3nd
childicn of the deported men to join
their husbands and fathers in ssia.
and refusing to grant permission to
prh ate parties to charter a ship and
send them to Russia. although the
secretary of labori- admitted a very
grave error had been made.
“These ’gliens- who were [deported
IIIINEY IOANINIi
CHEAP IN NOIIWAIII
Banker P ri ce Tells the
Charge Higher Rate of
Interest
.
”Norwalk, is the only city in this
section whom the banks are not
charging more than 6 per cent. on
loans." This statement was made by
Henry P. Price of the National Bank
of Norwalk at the luncheon of the
Kiwanis club held in the-Royal Jame-s
hotel. yesterday. The talk was very
brief. but during the course of it. Mr.
P1 ice stated that banks outside of
‘thin‘ city were charging 7 and 8 per
cent and so .times more, on loans.
Maurice H. utting. manager of the
New England Telephone company.
.I gave _-a .brief description of the work-
ings’ of the local exchange and invited
m'e'mb’ers of ’the Iiiwanis club. individ-
ually or collectively. to visit and in:
spect the exchange.
Judge: Joh'n . I<eogh\ explained a
propagltioh of raising money for a
1.
(continued on page: Four-L
.
Scan MucSmney
' Gets FifteenYeaI-s
HELENA Hill WEEDTEEIS 99999
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mitfee Against 'Mistreatment'and Neglcct- of Filing
lies of Departed Russians—Nothing Frayed Against
WASHINGTON D. 0.. March 4. —-
Appearing before the Senate Judiciary.
the
methods pursued by the Department
of Justice in departing the 239 “Rue-
steamer
ens. Hill W'eed of Norwalk. Conn...
late Congressman
treatment of the wives and children,
{hose women Were not spied upon and
Kiwanis Club Other Places~
reach
become citecflvc April 8.
‘pany‘b. official. announcement. mII'de‘
tmm... um the ‘eiréeu’ve date oto othe
!‘ I to Top persons Md 3 m clumps
from serious injury, at ll o'clock, lat
night. when 3 touring car. operated
by Charles Poullus. 3 “xi driver. of I
Main street, mused fume just outdde
of Ridxcflcld, while returning from
the basketball game in which (‘ocke-
noe Tribe (Second) teem played the
Ridgelleld quintet.- The entire team,
consisting of Smith. “00d. Jones,
Newman and McCarthy, together with
Daniel Sheehan and four young ladies.
living in (hel-‘iI-st'dlstrlct, were in the
nutmnoblle when it overturned. All
escaped with the‘exccpuon of Slice-
blIn mm.- pellet-31 shskwp. Shee-
lun suffered Invocation d the keg.
Hisinhfleswmpulnhhbutdldmt
on the Buford were hpprehended
while away from their homes. at work
or on business. never permitted to re-
turn to their homes to see theLr wives
and children. or make any business
arrangements for the future or pro-
vide for the turning over of their
families the money due them in wages
or salaries. or on deposit in battle"
declared'Mrs. Weed.
“Many of these women were never
permitted to bid their husbands good-
bye. and when they attempted to see
their husbands on the pier when the
ship sailed. they were cruelly and
brutally driven away by guards " she
continued. “As 3 result of this ac-
tion they became objects of private
charity. When they secured positions
to help take care of their families
they were pointed out and lost their
positions. and it is h' mutterfor inves-
tigation by this committee whether
‘u—n—u—
(Continued on M Four)
IWO EREIIIHI EARS
TIE [W IIAIIIIBAII
Rails Spread for It Distance
. of Six Hundred Feet at
Crossing Below Stamford
Station '
STMOR'D. March 4.-—-Movements
of trains over the New York. New
Hotel) and Hartford Railroad. 'here
were hampered. early today after de~
milment of twp cars in a. west- -bound
freighif from one' 'hundred feet west
of the Greenwich. avenue crossing.
About seven hundred feet of falls
spread because the cars were drugged
vover the bed. and it was necessary to
relay two Mot tracks. l’ntil the
track gangs Were through. practically
all trains wer‘e held up.
WAIiES 9F “NEW HAVEN”
, _- ‘ ~ ~ AAEAAAEAAA Will BE AAA
Conference Called for. March 11 to Discuss New Scale of
Rates Effective April 3——More than 5000 Men Are
kept out of work by the Jugtice De-
(Continued on page. Six)
Boston Car Barns
Burn; Loss $400,000
BOSTON. March 4.—A fire of un-
known origin. which caused damage
estimated at $400. 000. partly destrov'.
ed the. car horns of the Boston Ele-
vated Raining Company in Armory
street .in a. residential district here.
early today. Fortysix per-sens. oc~
cupying houses opposite the blazing
structure. were guided through smoke
filled halls to safety by the police.
Forty-five cars were burned.
Ten Perseus Have Narrow ~
Escape From Serious In Jury §
. When Automobile Overturns
the relief of veterans of the World
. 3 “Esta ,
EHAPIAIN’S PRAYER
PIEASES SENATOIIS
Motion n Snresd It Upon
Records of Journal
Promptly Adopted by Up-
per Hous‘e r- Templeton’s
fiftieth Birthday Is 01)-
. served—Teachers League
Petitions for Educational
Legislation
HARTFORD. Mnrch 4. ——To ‘Ict
with committees from other States in
the matter of inquiry into and investi-
gation 0f the request of the railroads
in New England to obtain a. ten per
cent. increaie in freight‘aud passen-
ger rates, Governor Lake yesterday
appointed the Connecticut delegation.
They are E. Kent Hubbard. of Mid-
dletown; E. 0. G953. of Waterbury:
Frederick L. Ford member from New
Haven: David S Doy..of Bridgeport.
and Charles G. Wood. of‘VVest Hart-
ford. .
Citizens who are sukcrtng from the
burden of excessive rents arc unlikely
——
Awn 11099319113
AAAE WITHIIIIAWN
”1th 'iil‘s before the Louislature
for cash bonuses to ear-servicemen
a rd 1 ormn “ere ssddenly withdrawn
yesterday during 3 joint'heuring be-
fore . the committees ' on appropria-
tions and military aflairs. This leaves
only Renresentative Htckey‘s bill
doubling the $2. 506. 000 state fund fol-
V. . r. who are in actual need. .
0f the two he us bills. one. pram-IL
ing for the 1533 cut of ex- «entice men
of 310 for each month of actual ser-
.A'ifeclxd ‘ . ‘_ .
fl
Licofiierencc for the purpose of freight handlers oI' butcher‘s. stere-
3111! construction fibers“. cross—
Compa‘ny. has been called bailing“ Mei.- and sum lulu! 118M-
d33. Has-ch 11.31 10:30 3-. In. in New glue watchmen. and tigers. nulls-nit
en. Thenewlratesare planned!» men. engine um Madhouse. is—
The cont-{m hue bore-ii. eon! pus-err. 0631
6mm. er. .ml films”; out! and
says. uh handlers.
Quaint handlers; caramel-send all
0mm 01' Inci-
’_itm.«rgtes now paid and these W m '
. ~. on of Meridian to"? the Veterans or
an agreement reistiveao the dares, limiters out.’ flowers. We ed by Represented“ Dunn of Hart
rate:- 615,313+ for all common ignores: porters and fianltoru; station tnd‘ wore ford for the mm 1488100-
employed by the "New Haven” roadjhouse watchmen, traick, abundant-‘3 . .
and the Central New England Rail- ,ngga
way
General manager C. L. Bus-do for Fri- era. lamp tenders. are builders. eu-
or! committee of the Shelton Dink
m W “W and Trust Communoow In the hund-
‘3ch ms introduced by Senator Gold~
Foreign Wars. and the other. provid»
inc 1‘ cash bonuspf 3100 was presen-
NAtlIoI-mtion ,
o nForKeenesLoans
w
Langston, Mural: Ill—The deposit-
{0
President Wilson and President-elect Harding
mumsmm
resolutionvotlngfl,5Mso_M
sudhewouldpocketuié
Continued on page Eight) ' 'Robertson, of Oklahoma. She curl-lulu large bouquet of violet: and ms.
.ant Secretary of \Vur, and Gordon \Voudbnrp.
IiIIIIIIIEIIS VISIT
Secure Gnly. é. Revolver frOI'III
Fix-flit District. hit night; entering 3nd
log to enter mother. .
mmrriet Chambliss. 4 Morgan sve-
nue:
o'clock. Entrance was plied through;
a rear window. The only article
found missing. according to police re-
ports. was 3 8: anon revolver.
=Ashort time label-.2 III-Itemflm
Impresswe Ceremony
armed Out at 12
lock at the Capitol
Ride Together, and the Former Spends Con-
siderabie time Signing Bills Passed by Con-
gross—Wilson Tokes No Active Part. ‘
\\.KSIII.\'GTO\ Mmu-h L—sSooIl after ll o’clock Went “lilac" and
[firsidmt-olcct llardllig urn-Ned at am Capitol for the inaugural (mics,
which were to begin exactly Ill houI' lam.
Accompanicd by Senator Knox and Bcprcumtailvc Cannon. ranking mem-
bers of thc Inaugural committee, the old {Resident and the no“. msmpunk‘d
by a caVIII~3 9.1.“:an down Pcu'nsyhaniu avenue. ~
A thin ('l‘0“d. which stood in the chill sunlight, chemczl nt this-nub. but
3h. “than inmlo “0 achnoulmlgmcnts and Mr. Hard 11:: oh) lonely in “95].th
lo the outxulug President. took none of the choc” A: for Finn-ac".
“’li'cn President “'ilsun (leis x'IIdcd the steps from 'i :- north to! the \ihitc
House. secret sit-mice men placed his IF“ on cool} “mesa: no stop.
After a am) 0' half. an hour. the party “
ammo-out... President Wilsen and the l’rcsidcfil-ciocl uflkil‘lg “wither. .
The President «walked M\'- from 111.1 from (Incl tI ‘nv Ht: I when (9115
“199“: Home automobile uafl'vd. H0 loaned ( II his cane. lzut was (“let“‘lfil'
unassisted until he reached the stops. He was helped (1mm tho sfcns- and
into the car by attendants; who placed his for! on cud-I sot-(Ming stop- is
decent was made.
"like President-elect; waited until Mr. “Moon had bccn MN Ink) the car
and Ind taken his seat. Then he and Senator Knox and mauve Cun—
non altered the car.
The madame used by the Presidential party was an open touring our. Ile-
bind it was a lsnduulct, which Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. I‘m-ding entered. De-
hlnd the car occupied by Mus. “"ilson and Mrs. Homing wus one with ka~
President. Marshall and ViceoPI-esldcnt-elm Ooofldge, with menthol-s of the
Congressional amplifier, and next was the car carrying Mrs. Marshall and
Mf’ls‘hf‘m nnchlnes specdcd' up after reaching Pennsylvanla .mue. and unused
at the Capitol at ll: )5 a. 111., fifteen minutes after the departure from the
White Home.
Mr. Wile!!! did not wait 34 the “hitcflousc for tlse Army. Glyn-8m psi
moms. Nywmtnkcuwgliompim byMflouecmnpfl-
dellvc‘md Rollie Prompt there
W
ttheCsmoLwl-welllr. Mwasmleiedmd‘flwwu
mglgpswwdmmtdeolmedqormdnngedhhm MW“
was opened Ind win; his cane, he walked into the building Inn-mm. in
very slowly. He wns accompanied only by Secret Sta-vice men sad ”6 n
Ipfllngchnlrthnthulbeenpmvldcdforhmfiutwhlchhcdldnotuse.
'l’lIc corridors were lined with Senate attaches and others and the W
sinned greetings at them. despite‘the evidence of physical clan «Inching~
walking entailed. Therewpmmurmurs of sympathyusthemmm
theelevilorwnlchumkbimuptowdthmuslprtdmofmem
mm,whecehepossedmhuflbmsmpym
President-elect Em was In the W’s room when Mr. Wilson
nI-rived. Members of the Wilson Cabinet 'nlso were on hand. and womb
m their chief.
Asmemhtenferedtheroom,therc wash-lskh-Mchpphg. luwhlcls
mnurdlngtoincd
Soonufta-thoPI-csldcntentemdfliemMr.HudhglcflforflIcm
chamber. xmmmm_muptumammam
weremcsmtedmhlmbynudolphf‘oslcr.lhemnounemm
fieWslgnedtthmdryClvflmdfioqflt-Immh
Clark, “summon-talk. um
Resident—I“.
ThebsbclottheScdnfiemwuhnltedMulleylheM
President's noel. The Senate then adopted the Baum I'uolntlo- for 3 onus
macetowultmlfresldmtlvflsmimumhlfwhebadnym
requests.
Wiwmmmcmwiniizmmmmmnm
'nie Presldetft-elcct yisfled the Presldentlnthe W’smmm
him and LII-s. William good bye.
chambcrforthelnuugurum-Iofhlr.coolldgc, but-.oxcusodhlmsclf m
tin-1M:- Coolklgelndbecuverygaiemusundundamodmuhesvoufl
remmsomewmtemnuc.
Mr. \Vllson was Invited to the Senate
He was assisted lute his automobile and was Wed by Beur Admiral
Guyana. who carried an my medical kit.
The nousemmmuveswus announced mthcchamhcrnt ll :43.
The Senate deck was cut-lied buck fifteen minutes at. five minutes Indore
m
ScmtorlndgeunnomwedatnoonthutPnsidcntWflstmlndmfurthcc
computations to make to Congress.
Prominent mi.- “muslin-s was the new woman member, Miss
On motion of Sensua- Lodge. “991lech leader, the Senate confirmed the
nomination of Norman R. Davis, retiring l‘ndeI-oficauary of State. to be the
American Representative on the international “muons Conference.
The Senate also amfinn‘cd the simulations of William B. Williams, Amel-
Asslsmlt Secretary of the Navy.
(Continued on page Four)
WIIII'AIIS I3 PO0II
IIISEH, SAYS- iI’IEAN
'WASHINGTON, March 4.-—-C‘hair-
man McLean. of the .Stete Bulking
committee. struck back 'yewerdty at
John Skelton Willhms. retiring Oomp‘
trolier ‘of the Currency, who. in his
letter of resignation to President-Wi-
, ‘ - ~ ,~ -:~‘oon. made public. ‘Vcdnelgdl.’ night.
Burglar: had ‘ 1"”? m: *3 :5: charged that the Sehstor bad prevent—
ed his confirmation by the Sci-Into.
"Mr. Willi-ms had every opportu-
nity to dhprove the charges urged
against his confirmation." muc-
Lean said in u. formal Meat.
“\Veeks were occupied in taking testi-
mony: ,
the testimony was printed. mesm-
mittec voted reporting his
’uominuion back to the acute; sad
'IWO RESIDENCES
the Home of. Mrs. Harriet
Cbambliss
smacking one house" 3nd attempt-
/
The first houach was that of
This took PM about 9:30
or 3‘, receiver. today announced that it
113;! (30113le on examination of theIijt'eI-u. CMMIM' The gas.
books oi! the bunk a‘ra ti e minuta .
the direct“ meetings. and that
unite-43m the house of Anal 3 “'9 cml’m” “1 the committee “ w
my duty to act according”. .. .
“It I: now Mr. mm W
2 mid. and no authorkntson Yoris_l4t.- tho
‘ ' 39y m.
' -~ ' -Iluu~e,l.ho
‘ “'hcumhc alumni-s reached.“ main consume to t' u \\ lulu ,
- h‘éshlcnchi no other monib‘ch 6f Iii-a party. with thr- (imam-sauna! mm- . .
,- mitten- smut-«1 the \Vhiu- House.
the hm were public and. -
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