”Attend the Hearing Before the Committee .
( ities and B6roughs, 1111 Hartford, and '
.ak for Them—Corporation Counsel: the
TV One to Offer Objections—He Pleads f6r a
I81 cndum.
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1'1‘11‘.‘. 1-,
111:1-5 to the Norwalk
.. . -1;11-1l the entire ses-.
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Oll Cities and
General Assembly,
«31.11.1352 The hearing
'11 open at 2 o'clock
m-or by Senator
Nments introduced
’l‘own committee
ore-r the hill
of the
:11.
1' stigation
‘.11|1
chairman of the
:11 committee. opened
11»\11-wi115: ITlf- coursc
1:1111l11tin: Hm 1111‘1cnri-
l111l finally horn unani—
1-1l. '1: :1 public Jll""ITT‘l§'.
' 1 1! 1'l1‘1111i111}: H1- slat-
.11i1111-;1l.‘; 11:11! 111011
$11.1l 1111:1911 were
--1» 114134113 and El was
~1-11‘ -1' service ('ollld
1-111I11iticc than Ian
~1I .15 suluniticil.
7111.1; M. K1 nt said
» t ‘1' the mowing
.15 new approv-
17.1' 1111-sc-11li11‘cnt
11110;)?iiln. He
1\' favoring the
_ .. ,.; ...1 by the Re-
.
The bills referred to are- as fellows:
Bill No. 667. c6nce¥ning library and
educational matters with no refer-
endum attached; Bill No. 668.1-elat-
ing to minor charter changes. without
referendum: Bill No. 439. for creation
of tax commissioner with referendum
clause .and Bill No. 322. concerning
the Sixth Tinting district and provid-
ing for-«referendum.
senator Nehemiah candee Said that
later in the hearing he might desire to
speak on the matter. but he wanted to
state that lge favored the four bills
which were under consideration.
Judge John H. Light, chairman of
the charter revision committt? re-
quested that Mrs. 1200 Davis, so cfary
01‘ the committee and chairman of the
Plant to Jaxes A. Fan-
rell’s Property
IVIIINB NEVElITP
BUREHARB ESTATE
Owner of Betts Sawmill
Property Petitions for
Better Fire .ProtectiOn
Although the city is not definitely
bound to follow out the plan for the
cmtruction of the same. Corpora—
\V'.'on1ens Republican Association. be
heard at this timc. -‘
‘lxs. 1‘ axis. who had a large part ‘in
compiling the amendments. dwelt
largely on t‘ .112 provisions contained in?
Bill No. 677. Her 11 escntation wnsI
such thz t l: was evident to all that no '
mistake would be made in acccptlng
the bill as at present arranged ‘Shc
said thc women of. Norwalk were. keen
on boxing this bill passed. without
referendum clause. in order that the
(Continued on page Eleven)
Ki
0N TAXES
IVENS RNII
IN NRIISE
'«¢.
-ntativos Rogers’ Efrm
sw‘
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ARE RETAINER
' Repeal Local Option
Au,
‘1!
119d meomlnittee
'ORT).
March 9. —Rel_ievlng
Ivlrmy of disposing of routine
in (he
:-tr rdax
House of Representa-
a photographer with.
111 apparatus took pictures-
. 11 d11idual members. includ-
. k1-r
1 01 g1
Huxford. committee
cups of members serv-
mm mittcc or seated—together.
11 {E111
in;r
Irgislative business was1
importance
and both
~ di..poscd of their calendar,
9» r' "lrdrd as a good 19313--
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“Hut-rs:
13311111 on various mat-I
:11lmitted a resolution
of thchfleld. of-
1:, Th0 House had. a
1‘11-1'k J. Fred.‘ Baker
1.111: .11e1l on page 811)
,NIINEST BEER
1 BE BREWER AT
NNME EIlR STEII
II ‘1' 171
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1.\, n. 0. March 9.-——A
. Mtorney-General Pal-
1< medicine Within the
\"olstead act/just as
' 11nd Wine. 'was dis-
111 the files of the
1.l\'
J”slice. and was sent .
" T’Oasury Department
Prohibition .
-n1 the Commissioner ‘
’0 the
. .j'ln
This ruling was
‘ arts of Mr. Palmer
1 mum-~14.
“Wm mam: upon 3*-
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Terrific Bombardment of
Petrograd Followed by
Machine Gun Battles in
the Streets _,
coessmovnN. Ilf‘aroh It.—-Petro-
grad is reportedtobe 8n the hands of.
Evolutiona- tom mm for seven-
city. lays a
slngfora. 1-3331
. The 13.101311111115131. force- wbre vio-
curious. the displtbh. natures; alter.
a terrific 11311111111113.1111: of Patron-ad
train Kronstadt. suoya, Gorko and
Systerbak. which who followed by ma-
chine gun battle- in the streets of the
«ll-“patch atom Her-
.here this -moxuing.
city. .
LONDON. rob I.-I—W6Irkera in
Soviet Russian unanimously" indig-
cent over the myoyluonary Wag
.et4. Kronatadb- I911“ ‘ win: he
allowed to ”1”.th the ‘forcui‘ohl
411111311 with 813le Ileana. were. not .3
vii-elu- m mythic-cow It i.-
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oogldninu' to! be W 9111ch the
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Ms
(can-1191i oil; in}. mm)
Attacked in Motor Car
While Returning from
Session of Senate
-—.—-—,—:—.—.J
MADRID Mam; 9. (By the Asso-
ciated Press) .—This city was h6rrifled
last night. when it.4 became known that
Edouardo Dato,’ Premier. and Minister
of Marine. had been assassinated
while returning to his home from a
late session of the Spanish —Senate.
Iminedintely after the news was re—
’tlon Counsel Eduard J. Quinlan was
-instructed at the meeting of the com-
mon council. held last evening, to take
1the necessary preliminary steps to pe—
tition thei’ubllc l tilitics Commission
for permission to make u layout for
a proposed highway running horn the
Standard Oil plant on W'i‘son avenue
to the corner of James A..l«‘a1~rell's'
property on Bluff avenue.
The proposed layout will call for
a concrete surfaced road which will
run parallel to the present tracks of
the Connecticut company..through the
private right of way maintained by
the company through Burchard’s
woods.
Councilman James L. Hoyt, who
spoke at length on'the matter. said
that he had had a. talk with George
Lawyer. administratm- of the estate
of Lunetts R. Burchard. together with
Councilman Deodate S. Davenport.
and that Mr. Lawyer had agreed to
deed to the city a strip or land/from
(Continued on page Four)
PENNINIiTNN RN
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.Wllllam J. Pennington. chief of
police. at an interstate police meet-
11134111111 in New York city. yesterday,
with Commlpionar of Police Richard
E. Eur-1gb}; presiding. was named on
a- committee of fifteen to formulate
tentative plans for the co-ordinatiou
or pp’lice- dctlvitlea in the“ vicinity or
Nearlork 911:"!
W executives from all con-
munltleudn Ithvvicuuty of New York
clay.“ was present at the conference
Imerduy. ‘The: committee of fifteen.
mm‘ 11111111“: the meeting to ear-
111111 the work or assuring 00.0””.
who}; batman the: 'clty departments
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. INS. NIIT 0N
SVTIPATRV STRIKE
A\ statement
prepared- by Lloyd
Phillips, press agent for the Painters’
Union, with Togards to the present
situation in Nor-walk and which was'
.to have been given the Evening Sen-
Itinel was not prepared by Mr. Phillipa
Pefle in Those
Steps Taken to M11113 3 Lay— _
but from the Standard Oil'
. planes and hand-clapping
:
:3 9
.ThIe
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Associated ML—‘e-velt
French. British and 1391th
were today occupying DI
Duisburg and Ruhrort. the
those cities, were proceedi
their _usual affairs inprfppa
indifference to the presence,
lied forces. I ‘
There were no signs tod
immediate labor movement y Ger-
man workmen as an outcoI of the
occupation. *
Refusal of the workmen strike.
at least for the time being 134133113111-
ed by the leaders to th' ravertr of
the men; which would no: ' mi‘. of
their existence Without 1'41- 1» daily
wage. Howevcr. the temrer of the
Talbert-r5 in the Essen disiric- Irc-
ported such that it is from? 112i-
’tntion man rlevelop'a monuclng situ-
ation there
Allied troops to the v ‘. m‘ver oi 5. -
000 with four tanks and three fiver
Hines Are Proceeding With-
Their Usual Aha-s, and Appear Indlflerent
to the French man and Bill“: Troops—e-
Holme- Are on Duty, and the
Sc ‘tyPfléc Force,WhichWasDisa1-m9d
rYesterdayrReéav‘cd Its Arms Back Today.
military are not in evidince except
that double sentinels
street
am; the people to bear up peaceably
' under the Entcnte's
Gcnc'cl Der-aucttc l‘vr‘. n3 obécction to
fiotllias, are stationed here, but Ithci
were at the
@rners, with machine- guns. .
Alongside of the order of the
French general of occupation. which
was posted in public places. was‘ the
proclamation by President Ebert call-
“slavcry.” Gen-
eral Degouette’s order places the min-
ers "and other functionai'icsIof the
public utilities" under military con-
trol. It likewise forbidspassenger
train $rvice. except for workmen and
of twins or oil-1C1 clzangts in the 31r-
"ice
General G‘sur-Lcr; commanding the
French troops in lliissrldort’. visited
the bumcmustm- today and told him
l
Kl
(Continued on page Eleven)
BAVllfiIIT SAVINE
ABNPTER BETTE
Councilmen vote to Have
New Time System Start
Sunday, March 27
Mayor Jeremiah Donovan. amid ap-
lpllt a
vote on the matter 9f the adoption of
the common council an. night. and
Norah. will adopt an” m
91- “with other law cities.
lines 2711:. to communal 91m-
mom 30111. W thatch.
turn to standard this again.
Q'ulte a hot can» ensued when a
communication trbm 989 New Haven
road 11121111 read which notified
city that‘ the change in. to take of.
fgct on its lines. and that New York
c 15:.
‘ the state Iol’ Manchusetu.
"daylight saving" at the. meeting ofF
New Haven railroua ocmmuy will res.
the -
outrun}; gmm'ebhan-that
1 ulcdbyJuuticoCaaeu
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1111 111m 11131
11131111131113 111111111,
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Impressive Ceremonies at
Hartford, Preslded Over
by Chief Justice’ Wheeler 1
HA3TFORD. lurch 1.4511111
lice 6.90::- W. Wheeler MW dug-
provided our Atom 3
9m $335;
ticé. mg, 9.- up: 99;-
week. The exercisi- were very in-
preg‘al've. the 43m supreme court
justice being euloghed by former It;
cool-$99111 . tho‘county bar. the
superior 3911a and the 9116191119 court
benches...
was master of cereiuonloo. flatbed in
ticeoJohllKBeaehEdwlnB.Gagar
Comedian Brofierton “Bid
Jones 1114 1111111111111
'21 think we shouldn’t let those fel-
lows in Bridgeport get away with a
thing like that)“
the council meeting lust night. ”here
are two non-0e: ”ram: 9. guy over
the 431113 and leave him for dead on
the highway. and when they are
brought to trial. all they get is. a
couple of years for shooting a. cop.
It ain’t 'i'alr and I think the city
N6t Like Séiteuces Given
‘l , I111
mid Councilman‘
Brothertou: in an excited manner at »
should file a pram against it "
' H9 was referring.to the loot that
Assistant State's attorney Galen A:
Carter refused to' preloa- the charge of
highway robbery 9mm Eddie Jones
and Harry Jackson. the two negroea
who held up and choked James Ton-
or. m4Woodwum avenue. December
2?nd and whoIon Deeumber ,2er.
while Vbeing taken to jail escaped
today. I
This morning in conversation with
so'me of the members of the union it
was stated that full three weeks ago
the painter! agreed to a. cutof 10 per
cent in their Wages. and that the car-
penters and the plumbers would have
followed suit 111 this cut.
However the homes wanted to make
a cut of 14% per cent in the men's
celved in. official quarters. arrange-
moms were made to carry on theI
government until a new premier
could be appointed by King Alfonso.
The Count de Bugallal. M1nister of
Interior, will act as temporary pre-r
mier.
All trace of the men who killed the -
priemer was lost in the excitement at-"
1
(Continued pn page Five) '
but it appears to .I I
'n‘il found today
.IIIE:
"- a physician my ‘I '
B113?” medicine in what;
(III-I. .1 may decide is aécm
oatII‘III ‘Ii‘ 11t's health: It f‘fl'“
i1 ll 1 1- 11 for word the T1311“
I11 11. whiskey could ”9'
r».k "I rIiclne. It u ‘how- Tm
~ U a complete c 1989‘ to
g 11.1111: governing the man,
1nd 111.1».111111011 of beef 3“
I SOMSII: r- r31: weeks before
II'LTQVripliorrgediCIne on a I b-
, m0“ “0mmissioner
- 111 had not 9451;
\
OM’ nubd Owl-ago
' that they are not on a. ‘fsympathyu
from Detective Sergeant Thomas Hunt
after shooting him in the arm.
"The goods were found on ‘thesc
men. " Bro'herton said: “an they
wages. to which they would not agree.
Hence the painters were outat
least a week before the carpenters
and plumbers followed. Themaster
builders held a meeting before the were guilty being baund over here.
carpenters and. plumbers could give but the 11111111an robbery charms wa-
the houses an intimation that they 'throw’n out. and 139,3}.me got five
twould cut their wages 10 per cent. or ten years for shooting a cop. II
and decided that the cut would he think he shouhf “'11; an mvestlgationx
more. It is declared by the painters
. (Confirmed on m Nine) ‘
116-11134- with the carpenters. '
Ifion
. 1.
A mewhal. length} mlmmflqfi
mm W;W 41194321911111»
. (3.! Midwinter-111111.111:
the supreme court bench being va-
I'Iount; Governor Everett 1 Joke was
prooeptlntheconftmomund 69911-
I "1651111111134 on 911;. mm
I,1
State Senator ’
Condos Addresses Meeting
of- Frank C. Godfrey Poet
An 9111919 11 o! bills introduced 1
into: the p t session of state leg-
islature of benefit to world war vet-
erans nlglit by. State Senator Ne-
he’mia Candee at a 111 ng of the.
Fraka. Godfrey Post. No. 12. Ameri-
can Legion. at which Spanish 3V4”
Veterans and members of the Buck-
lnzhagn Post. W. R. C. G. A. It...
Douglas Fowler Poet. W'. R. C., G. A.
R. Frank C. Godfrey Post Auxiliary.
together with many friends were
guests. The address of Senator Can:
dce was only one part of an elaborate
program that m carried out. More
than five hundred persons. were pres.I
ent so that the club. quarters in the
Central Trust building. Wall and
Issues strum. were crowded to the
doors. .
Senator 1311111131; 391111.361. the lava-I
III
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(Continued on page Five)
alone of importance to
country was given by Judge’ Thomas
in the United States District Court hollow tlfla Cation; 11996011 99 the
here yefierday. afternoon in the. case ‘l‘ong door is convicted the gallon-
of Special
Attorney George H. Cohen.‘ for the b9 confiscatedand sold. Within alluv‘
government.
W’right of New Haven for the Com- cubed. the person claiming ownership
mercial Investment Trust.‘ file latter :or having a lien on the car ~must filo
transported in. it. -
seizure and sale at auction. but that
only the wrong door 31111.1] suffer and
[of the lien he holds—{he balance.
clslon is the first definite interpreta-
tion of the intent of Congress as dis—~
closed in Section 26 of the national
prohibition act. The decision was on
the lines of Mr. Cohen' s argument.
350 automobiles of an aggregate value
of 3’0 000 or.$400.000, and most of
EANRNT BETWEEN
Two men were thmxl. in“-
Attorney: General Ill-ant ?\ My L
whose name 049 pol|69 have been 111:.-
NehemI I 11111
m
Allocts $400,”) Worth of Cars 41311111111 in State-allot”
Disposal, Boeing; WM “Importance “I
Whole Country—Car Owner, if Innocent; Shall R19-
cover Amount of Lien He HoldavBalan‘be to U. 8.
Treasury
NEW HAVEN.
."'
March 9—11 deci- these cars are 11914 under conditional
the whole? bills 'of ms or mortgages.
' “Under the amusements which will
Asistant United States nent files a motion that thmvehfcle
against William A. days after the conviction of the ac~
being xeclaimi petitioner for aanlth the clerk of the United Shun};
automobile wh had been seized be- courts petition in reclamation soloing-
cuuse liquor had been unlawiully for the return of the car. or. if that
is not granted. must pray
The decision was that U
court recognlzc his rig)! to a lien 1
, I for the government and was 10 the
interactions] ”3“ clcrs. There have. effect that an automobile "he‘ll on a the car in thr- nntquni due him. Th
”0"" er 5° fl“ "9““ “0 carcenafims conditional bill of sale is 11111111: to petition shoud ‘1~ accompanied 11311111
the evidence “1'35 ‘1 the. w“!iuhrw has
concerning his ii’t‘c Y's lack of
knowledge or consr‘ £5) this illegal
transportation. ‘
The government will file an ansWer
:11» mattc' “ill comc up for
"“17
hat the owner of the car, if innocent at
n tho-case. shall recover the amount.
if
United States and than -1
. any. to go into the
the mcet‘. n: of the “HP-3 prminclal ticusun. Although autumchilcs are a hoaring bifore U1 0 couit. if the
la..diag called for Sunday, providfli Ilseizcd daily in Pennsylvania. New judge finds the affirlnxitn and midence
York and Mamchuselm. today": He- satisfactory. he gives judgment forth-
'with. Otherwise he will 1assign a
hearing for further evidence.
The first ‘hummobile day" will be
held here‘ Monday. March 21. at 10:80
a. m.. and between 76 and 100 such
cases will be heard. As soon as tho
cases are selected, the attorneys +1:
be notified.
STATE PNLIIIE IIN
BITTV AFTER S'IRRIE
There are in Connecticut 800 or
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on 111‘ wot the local I.
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91-14911 mums; a display of «use;
1
other probdhlyI fanny 9313qu 11611111111
the'i' were ‘tIrIu'ir‘ed betv‘hn twb 11.11.-
on a MI “I” In" MW Tut might 4mm striking unfloyeefi
The dudu.mm ‘ I ‘ of use Blgelow—Hafltord 0mm 011141-
9 u“ m "mu” mu. ”rand tux-99 x9111 who. W is I;
work in tho dye-house. W
cm. Thomas E: Egan bop
three 999"! to duty 139449..
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b lull. W‘s M Chief of
J. Rogers sum was tom 99 on.
corp. M1491- with the MIM-
men. were on duty at the gage-I b13319
plant todIY.
.Iu par-11m of orders to W 9!.
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mum
able to learn?
The hunted mi I9 dblllo Norah
who in] nailed to 13.11.1164. “and“
hoipihl In aw condition. cla-
pita! physician! hold out little W
lurk auburn? '
my: were mm: act-il— the
brflgi 11111-131: iapans‘ the man.
river between Pawtuc'ket and «1&2le
mu. They had roan-.1196 the center
of the 111514;. when th'9 01111111111 exu'I
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Political Killings Follow
IN.
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BRIDQEPCRT. March 9.——-IProbatel';
Judge Stephen ’1‘._.Palm‘9r. of Shelton
will not be arrested tomcrimlnul neg-
Iligence’ in connection with the Shelton
trolley wreck of Feb. 22 which re-
sulted in the death of fen persons.
Prosecutor Arthur .11. McOrm 11,0!
Amnim'announced today: a r re-
viewing the finding of Corpner J J.'
Phelan.
“I don‘t see by any dretch of the
imagination how he (Palmer) can be
brought into the case. The fact that
the ham had a five gallon can of
on the our is Iunf
the tact that the coutpany allowed it
also «notation-139.813
‘ lop‘that there has byes
’ reckles- disregard of
rights of anyone. " was the
comment on the finding.
M9 or the:
Proposed SiteI
W
gm :No. 9'3, 1. 02.0.31,
ithjcii,~
some?“ by P .,
7'ch a;- guilty 1; “4 was?” 91-19};
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ICEIC‘AGO.’ March 9.-—-'-A reign
of
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lawlessness. declared to have been the 1-
outcome of a political feud, which has
terrorized one of the most densely
populated wards in the citv for weeks,
yesterday culminated in the amusin-
ation of two of Alderman John
Powers‘ I political lieutenants.
Paul Labriola. a 11111111695111 Court
tailifl. was the first victim. He was
shot from ambush a block frothis
home just before noon. He roll with
nine bullets through 'his back.
Harry Rayniond. a cigar sta'e own-
er. was killed two hours later by the
men whohadeutcoedhiastoretobuy
cigars. Two bullet- “mil?“ heng
Both shooting. took 191‘ secs
tion known 99 "Death V539!" in the
119th WIN. um #8:! WM -m9
police to tho feud bet!!!” MM"
for mamm- last month» ’l'jae 9193
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