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IS MUSIERED'
INTO SERVICE
.fing Ceremony Con-
State
mam-y by General Cole
Kl
1"; {E at the
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’ ' part of the House the 1le A553“ It I mg a motion for the. dismissal of the
' \l,3_ff from the Judiciary committm; UV ithm a Month , charge against James. Flynn. of the
_ which will place public service firm or Magner & Flynn. of keeping a.
.- , motor “$10103. Operating over- fixed place reputed to be a.p!a.ce Where in-
". ' Ii I33: routes. under the Public Utilities T: ioxlcating liquor was sold.
.th a ””mmiSfllOn- ’ v ' 3 This startling statement came after
Mr Buckley. of {hi ( ommitiee cv. , the state had placed‘on the stand sev-
TN 1 Dl aimd the hill and told 45“ the ol lecf; " era! witnesses. to team)" as to the
e .g' sought by it Hp Omar“; H, mm... d g . , reputatimr of the saloon l‘PgMdlng‘ the
I IL“ mpmp [Ovidirirr illat hearing" 0,. pf”; - sac of spirituous and intoxicating ll-
Lions of rcfii p,» 3., C“ the q. cation ”U , _ qpors. Among the Witnesses who tes—
. Nearly “50 New Member Committee Gets Amended W .. a“ 3.3333,? 1:. .21:
N4 ‘ r1, ryiezis‘lreti for -'( _-S (A. a ”‘tilll Vhl. ‘ll' 0’ rll'l "‘I. ST‘OUT} “ SAN. Measure Dawn to Ika’g31geant 81:)?“ 1‘51 n‘ Fit-ankm Stratton
,: . Which Are Ex- l,:(- held in in“... and m... m Wm... Under the Regime of Ex- nize Variod; Cults L233?“ T-Sflgawmlam R Penhmgj
. Y'rz'. ~f ‘ir .3 n 3;" . , - -» .. -
' " f'l A.“ rrivc $0011 TECH) Wiggly" ”rind-(i) :Lrl mum- and Ruhr Henry] Berg- ‘ , ’ ton and William Robinson. clerk at
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~e-~—— blll TN’LRJAHC zarlpi? khm.) fifty: K;Ofl:b.‘ mam HARTFORD' March 1‘“ ~An un— the. Bristol hotel. ‘ that me
u' rut “Pg-“night Motor- substitute hill 1‘ 5.“; ,mt' iv” ' I" ‘L _ “pooh-.1 nndirlc for tho time being Attorney Connery snld . &
_ .. , ifunm-rtlrut _.mm W” hum” ”... ll.‘ll‘=p- .. p.01» L Nervml; nulwé” N.) 7.0“ Ronfim‘ H‘unled-Isterdny ‘iTTeI‘ROOTl-lca tlw hear- state haddnot progrtedt that;l Emil“!
.“ nu. -II'lA-IT ll [1. hw'i'le) Hist {31,3 \"ull “r m » Ti; , , H (it 1.7“} pr. 33.4“... (,‘r‘dgr ‘.f F‘l . imz on House bill 860. \‘a’hh'll was aim- Flynn ha. rd in: n so
..._ Nora-Np; ”gnhny "v'llh "Iii“.ctch Wylwnk ‘I}¥(Plrlliix‘il£.lfiri. VJXO {El .95 .1113“! virus-3,: last ‘lverzing‘ 1:: (it ed in' 4-e\~jse tnw ' ngm'al Medics]. and intzm ic :ltinz liquors an?dt:att::
Mr 1 ’I'hi- l‘l"‘(:ltlil.".3u“ Wrfi- ' I .I H H w.u~ rcpnrre-d (d lhr. fliull- v “15' nificcrs for t e er'lfi'") ”w 0. the- St'ate' The bill evldcnre had been lntrodllm- y
' (Lnlunel L. (f, 5.3.0”; (C nt' V , llg‘V‘ItCH” ’ ne nsu was withdrawn by ll‘iprcsentarive stoic that the. liquor Mus sold for
,1. nmwr H. (.1 min: 0" 0 aned on page six) Exal‘e'l RUM, Fr“ ‘ W m Murgan. of Fa'r'ield- whi} intrmluced lmvgmge plirpr)SPs He said that the
"d Rffblrfi. I'm—.2; (‘r-rrw ~ eqejfild ‘r'_,:.‘ L" K ’htark ii. A substitute was offwred. which \finlsted :z-i gave permission for the
.l .: mm. in: :3, m.“- H-‘rtlii: I .4, g (g (“QJW' “1 mg: n" ‘ ‘ Stan- in; Mark. the Health Commissioner. Pa e or in! “floating liquors under cer- .
l' - ’z‘ M. (W l(' 071.. .~-‘- “Hm: I VL‘FSQ...‘.;.‘,_; , , .1 l‘ "h _ l‘ud drawn, an'l the COmliliztce then min rcstri-vtwns and in (“13.0 a govern-
‘l‘ .,...l,nr rs. -.. ».L; I 1;. .293; - , in"; r 7” U. , “HS ‘ Jon" 1' assigned March :3 for :1 bearing on it. mont p(“f-“l had been obtained. 1!
F7 - ‘v . n-Hrszd I .I;.‘ -‘.- h 3.38:, I -’ . 12;“ -.. ”I l m“ V . . Th.- svnate vhrllnl-er was jammed lari n at ‘n‘vu broughf "Hit hv the State
.. 1mm: 0-1;... » T _. y“- “I; ’ I » ”Avgpéqlémn ,(V‘gd‘exgng hmght— wnh mag and wumn 2V1 vn the time trot then was no permit obtained.
Y‘ll I [al.prl‘; 3,449.41 rm *u- t— i H.” "e:'-lv‘ 4‘53" “j Sc ll ' came my «the lwamg.to open. Both and that it was not for the burden of
”m ._ :l‘r:*‘aS::revr Jon?! Néua-cliuelir galleries had capacity audiences. in- ncoot to he placedl onedme degei‘ils‘e;
. u : r~ 3 . ' " ' M in
Al: I} h (mlmm of 4m. butter) ROME March 10 Secular and cc Tiler—John VJ. 8mm: Lcludins lg? dglséluona or .mséegt: :he :lnotlol‘it 13:: this: by,
WI- 1: mil) service the ‘ nurses. -, PM» “PW 7 ... 031' Wu
H. . L. . Md by the fishing???“ deals-9mm Rome. today turned to the H333!“ f” “"9“ VWFMW” P origin of on. um. and it n: drum Another motion um the sccused
up ,3 .. “m. appearance ers Vatican. where “11198 new cardinals Re ntati t th G d I 1 by the sdmlnlxttauve code commis- be discharged on the charge of keep-
mv - ”mg” addressell Were in d were formally received into the 821- ~Hegles15 B rve ° 8 "m [0 slon. as part of the: proposed plan to lug liquor with intent to soil was also
i " . -l 'I ’ a. e “9d College Only three cardinals ry e gmann‘ merge commissionslinto one depal-f- denied. as was the motion that the
.3 ‘ ‘ f'“ ”here“ and General From. were consecrated today because the Alternate—Joselm J. Linxweller. ._...__. cm or selling liquor be dlsmissed.
,0ij {Bu-1;: igngratulaled “9°“ the three Spanish prélates elevdtd to the The past year has bee” the "1°“. Continued om Eight) The rosin witneses for the state
up”. ‘ ‘ e company. In the cardinalate will receive their red hats prosperous m the “no" °t the Em this morning were detectives Fred
Continued on page 51:)
SESIIAR EASE
SE Sill MIEHAEI,
Ii
; NINTH] WAR HENII
Mite m of Two
Burials, Mdther Still
Hones Son to Be Alive
BONOSBORO. Md. Mahdi
the mother hem of Mrs. Lettie
, V.
Eloise! here when the
mailman
landed her an omclnl photoraph or
the grave .in Frdnce Where her blue-
end tint colour son lay.
with the heroes ot the greatw
Across the and ran the legend.
"Alvin A. Michel killed in action.
October 11. ”18." but her son' :3 name
was Aumon 0. Michael. And in that
noment there woo born to the brave-
lleuted woman s. hope time alonb
could kill that she would see again
the six— foot. curley headed youngster
who marched so silly out to battle
when his country called.
Perhnpn you "who read may fi‘e‘ln
her vision to fulfillment For there
may be wandering some where in the
country a. lad from whose mind tEe
impact of a German .bullet swept the
hes of memory. yet who writes always
(do 1. mother he. knows not how to ads
r689.
Continued on page Eight)
ESIIEE NAN] SHAEII
SEN AS STIINAEE
0
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1«TEASE Hill BIN)? E '
iii-2W 1.0NDON. March 10.—The
durum-73' of an isolated shack used as
a. Tl]u:l‘ !0rage depot led to the ar-
TCa-i O.’
:nnr alleged liquor distributors
5‘ night and to the seizure of a tour-
I“? '3! UK! the confiscation of many
watts of alcohol. The four were at-
”filed ‘ :nglc handed by Patrolman
”Wham Corcoran as they were
Tia?" z frmn_ the shack heavily lad—-
‘ncd 'lh’cy tried—to bribe the officer
”"3 Bar me their release with an ’offer
J‘ ‘m_
“J m wnsion of loaded guns secret-
d In ‘Im waiting automobile. but the
'r' " Y‘ "n . .. too quick for' them. getting
”’- in l» on them and forced the men
:0 load the fluid into the cat rid
“'8 l" llolice headquarters The men
‘vCuBed Were fined $150 each in police‘
mm today. They gave their names
‘5 30! n Monaco. Vincent Madore.
‘l‘orge Raymo and Henry Tetrault.
BreWcEleS Ready
to Make Medicine
BLIDGEPORT. March luI—IF‘t‘ho
lonnecticut Breweries ' mt. the
IBM}? roducts Brewery,- and other
“1‘ breweries. it was dated today. ..
“M the cruel-leg only , .
”an: the ”
anon of the battery, Norwalk
10—— .
Hope thst sprjnga eternal in human
sent its thrilling message; to
sleeping
Latch-they attempted tio ob--
llommi of
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T
HARTFORD March 10 —The Gen-
eral Assembly yesterday began defin-
ite action towards trying to solve the
trolley— —jltney problem by adopting on
from King Alfonso.
Achblshops Dennis J. Daugherty. of
Philadelphia. Josef Schulte. of Col-
ogne, and Michael von Faulhaber. of
Munich. who yesterday receiyed the
first insignia of their ne'w Fink 'in the
hierarchy of the church, took their
places today in the ranks of the car—
dinals and asnmed in full the dignifies
conferred on them by Pope Benedict.
Long before 10_ o'clock. the hour
(or the. beginning of the ceremony.
Roman citizens. peasants and princes.
diplomausts and priests-gathered be-
Continued on Fuse Acres._
MBIAN TREATY
IS SENSISEKEII
WARmNG'lON. flux-ch 10.—Advo-
catcs n'nd opponents. of _.rsuncn.uon
hoped to tench n. definite meement
today on whether the Colomblsn
treaty would be taken up st the pres-
ent ems Senate session or action de-
ferred until the. special session of
Congress to begin. in-April.‘1‘fle flrfit
open diaerences between Senste Re-
publlcnns developed yesterday. when
the treaty was dispusesd in executive
session nicer the-regain got a special
message from Prgsldent finding urg-
ing early ratification.
A_ proposal from Senator Lodge. of
Massachusetts. Republican leadti'.
that the Senate take up the treaty at
once. met with objections from both
Republicans and Democrats I_t seem-
ed probable chat negotiations would
result in an agreement today deferr-
ing action until the, April session.
with limitation.of debate and the fix—
ing of a. date for a final vote,
.HIUII MllREMEN ..
ARE ASSASSINATEII
BELFAST. March lO.-——Four men
who had incurred the displeasure of
Sinn Pain were killed near. here
on Tuesday night. .The bodies of
James Mahcr aml- Patrick O’Mara.’
former soldiers and both residents of
the town of Thurlcs, were found in a
field. Maher's body was 'labelcd
"Spy." It is stated they were accused
of giving information to,the 'po‘lfée.
The.bodles or two_ other men were
found in éfcountrylan'e at Augnacloy.
andon their breasts. were cards in—
scribed with the wcrds "’1‘ried,con‘
«1.3mm executed by the Idsh Rea.
public“ :Arzny." O-lle_ was idelitificd.
the
(Continued on psge Six)
Eagle Lunch Man , '
Given a Bad Check
the Eagle Luncmntufiied. over to the
police yesterday 2a "bum”“check '11ch
had been; passed upon him recently.
and said that ther'e were a. n r of
other; ‘Mr ensuing. that had sheen
W0“- ~ ' ' ' 7’. .‘ I
Thalchock mflrfim to thé order-of
Floyd mama; on ‘one of the Fajr- '1
field county National Bank's checks.
and is signed hymns Han-Ls. It is
endorsed 15y: W51 ‘
mmummnmm
”magnum.
AND JIINEYS
fir—
Edvard H. Patterson. proprle or of “
[INS PIANNNIG
10 AIMNSI I’- Y
Indebtedness on the Hone
on South Main Street to
Be Reduced About $10, 000
Nearly 250 members haye been added
to the roll. and the dnunces are in
such excellent, shape that it is pro-
posed shortly to pay of! nearly $10.—
000 on t e mortgage on the Elks
Home. ‘zlz-z is considered a remark-
a‘ble achilevemr‘nt in one year. and re-
flects much credit on Exalted Ruler
Henry J. Berhmann and the other of-
ficers and workers in the order. This
will leave the total liabilities or the
local lodge at about 82 000. 'accordlnz
to the figures submitted by _ Jacob
Linxweller who was for moral ynrs
a. manhu- or the board 0: m
minibus m the in}-1
forests of thé order.
-1 coma» ii: appointed to look
inw‘tlie matter of relief (or the sur-
fiedug men and children in Ireland.
1nd 3. report will be annulled at the
I'ncizt meeting of the lodge. Wedndday
evening. March 23rd.
NEAT WITNESS
HIT STRIKE YlTI’E
OMAHA. Nell” March 10. —A pro-
mo: of action in_ the event a. strike of
I
was the princlpsl business todi: go
tore the Amalgam-led Heat (:th
sud Butcher Workman, delegates q'x “in
second days session of their confer {1
enoe.
A referendum strike vote will ‘Be
taken Monday. omclals ssld. unless a
satisfactory answer is received to their
telegram requesting President Hurd-
in: to hélp prevent wage reductions
from going into enact.
The part allied unions working toi-
the packers may play it n walkout is
decided upon will be tentatively out-I
lined today. Dennis Lane.sec of:
the‘ Meat Cutters' Union. dispatched a
telegram last. night to Samuel ‘W
pets, president of the American Fed
elation of Labor asking him to call a
meeting of these allied unions in
Chicago early next week.
Attacllment Ends
' Union Mill Plan
NE \V BEDPORD Mass“ March 10.
—~Al)a ndnnmenl of a project to build
a silk spinning mill to be union own—
3d alid controlled was announced last
night by officers of the. United Téhl'e
Viorkcrs of America. The-executive
council of the organization in Decem-‘
her last endorsed the project. which
w‘as 'tonhcve been Medan: by the
Mammoth Silk corporation with a
capitol of 33 0(5) 900. The office of
“intimation in this city was closed
todxywhen an attachment was placed
on the. furniture by Joseph Fogsi'ell.
or! Poll-Riven-Who-hue been associated
with the'concern in sanction toil-e-
cover money which he calms-i! ‘due
him. "'-
1,000' Drowned in
AMOY‘ China. Murcia Ila-W
of the disaster to the stemm- Emit
Moll which was wrelfknd on Mock
island. ed the port utiwuow. :‘uu-cn
3. were received here yenterdsy. Tile
vessel stmck the rods and tonigh-
médixtcly There wen new “rem
on board find ndwirelea.
The; steaxher;— which in s éddfié
i
~
9:. 1"
packing house employees is colloid. “I
1‘
carrier and was bound filo-n {Ska—f
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NAMIIN’ TIIIAI.
ARDXORE» 0%
Ia... has
murder 013-bp L amen.
niremen ‘tor Jury service.
remind-Stun counsel
for the defense.
view8~
(Continued on page seven
Layton Is Director \
of First National
10. —-At
meeting ot- the directors of the First
National Blink. held yesterday. Frank
P). Layton. vice- presldent of the Na-
Clonal Fire In: 00.. was elected :1.dl-
, ,
. O
HA RTFORD. March
rector to succeed George
”Fire, New York city.
Mr. Layton has type-n In
York State and
agent, assistant scar etaztv.
and vice-“resident. He
‘v’icefires’l‘acnt February 26.
Commodore Unholz
the arm-nun Yacht club
suing year: ' ‘
-House'. ~Commim -—
amen it: O’Brien. ’01“! Fl
03’:
.h’ '
pore for gmoy. had 1.3.0
1323118111 Helms,
Withdrawn While Throng of
Opponents W a i t e d to
‘BEfilNS illl‘ii
MANY WITNESSES
“Fm 10.—All
and mm» W
W
magnate and Republican Nnuonsl
commlmefisn from originals. were
in moduli-”tor the opening .0: as
trial at 9 o‘clock uua- «naming. .
Counsel. ru- both sides greed inst
the lewd! the trial dependwd upon
the tactics adopted in cm ve-
would be. content '."".l| "Mn: .00
‘casennltl merits u a. lizard-r one
without bosom to gram.“
Sunkist for the Bate. P. Fuel
aroma-tenors! of Oklahoma. Is,
that an elort would be nude to luv:
the eorut rule that no evidence might
be introduced recording mules“
elation! between Eamon and-the de-
{endant further lack than twenty
minutes before the shooting occurred.
and in another sutement William’P.
McLean and Walter Scott. of counsel
expressed dmllsr
Mrs. Bunion. widow of the on ma;-
nate. has announced her intention of
nppearing as a witness for the sun I
andsttchdlns‘ all sessions or the run.-
nhd s cost has been providedfor-N;
In a final statement before the trial
former flee-president of the National
ance business about twanty-six years 5
He entered the employ of the Nation-‘
a] Fire. must): as a special agent on
the road.¢eoverin§ territory inflow}
New England. Since
then he has been success“ ely general
was
Makes Appointments ,
Commodore Willism- B Unholx. o
. nouncedfie following committees and ’ .
: ammunit- ot ogdoérs (or the 693 m1". ms Iva—Prema-
woman 13: Much.
m might rand my.
your’ Honor.
L “'We admit. that we
are sellkxg'intoxicating‘z liquor-[f said
Attorney Paul "R. Connery. In the
downtown court this morning. argu—
Jscouon. who failed to appear inst
Saturday morning when the cases
were called. necessitating s continu-
ance until this morning. and Fred
Dennison. The two gave contradic-
tory testimony this morning. and At-
torney Coupery accused the men of
lying.
Jacobson said that on Jalfiisry 15th‘.
the date of the alleged sale, of liquor.
that he in compsny with Dennisson
came to Not-walk between 8: 30 snd 4
o'clock. saw Chief of Polio. Penning-
on!”
with file
a lull-cu
Be ssithlt. m served m
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It. mg"; as: tho Inner surged thin
mafia-“199.3;WVM' sud A ls vol-sole“. report was turned to-
cu W m ‘t: :z‘dm in by the committee onrecn'leg and
clock“ lulu with w: borough it the“ scallop of She Legisla-
nii‘ii‘iiiiii‘i? ,
NEW YORK. Much mm
manly 10 m workers in m
strike yesterday it wss announcsd at:
the headquu-ters or the International
Ladies” Gil-men! Workers' Unload
where it was claimed that the India.
trv in Greater New York was practic-
ally tied up.
‘ Y'nlnn oflicials said that the striks
had been called for the purpose of od-
tablishing minimum wage scales. re-
mining the wage rates in force before
the recent reductions and forcing the
entire industry to recognize the m
and sign an cements.
Picket: were stationed in front of
{factories yesterday and when the
workers reported. they were. handed 1
copy of the general
gwere assigned ‘1: vain
man meetings were Reid.
mafia?! der was magma
made The leather '39: industry. it wasn-
1919. trounced also run tied-up by a. strike
of Lane numbers of‘tbe Feather Boa
tier-“Union: Tina workers de'mnndA
A “union‘ishop': and 5.44-110}: week.
a
H. Tryon.
the insur-
s halls where
No disor-
' s
I
Sofietc- tUpBarson
» Rugsnsfrom America!
has an-
«emanates-skin: Rhythm
Wu-Ruacautch. A
mmmmzuemm
m- ”mm-wanna E Mwhmuuwnpmu
surrounded by an endless masher of
w by flame! when the South Shelton car
had nod than M sev—
‘m .w
children's dress tsctorb want: on.“ hearing m be 3... upon .4.
Inc order 1nd,,
by the Residents of the
erles: llll
[If ACCIDENT Al
ullnlcllussmi
Some Stated That Joseph
Dziemienczuk \Vas Lying
on the Track at Broad
Street
Allied Occupation 31nd Seizure of Customs Is Resentoi
Watch the French Sentries and .Inspect the Froncll
Machine Guns and Tanks
Ruhr Section — Workerfl
_ DI'TSIH'HG. March 1” l
N5r|_‘§35’2'* Vague hints Tlllll.
llll'Ulth'lHl the Ruhr district of Gi’l‘w
many will within the next ’1?"
dams us 71w lmmmlmir result of allied
i)(‘t'll[l!ll’!o"‘ :il‘ml I'm, SL‘llel't‘ of custom,
\‘.‘0*l"_: maiv ll]. German millv opera: _
tors, can, mliclals and workmen here:
last mgr-l. ’l‘l-nl‘v svcmrd in he little
unw-s-l .rmnnc xxxll-kl'ncrllww last “on.
in: uric. Yin-5 had {Wished v full day’. .
work. him-2v.» and illmlhzmds g‘atlle’r- :
lui on wnh n curiously .
(luv l“;‘t".l1’ll SC‘JTlH—‘S llllll to illspert thu‘ , 'A
l~‘l'--ll-'h him :‘ll.2~' :iilll links. The, I
1l1ullt'3l4 i and Shaw“
lit) ( F file
Ural TI'I)Iaii<_
(Tl‘lrn')ii5 -'.~.
(‘1 .‘lhfl'
lIH' shawls {ti
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will-’1
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l'llewl‘i ll}
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In ""ol ii ‘ ill .u’lslr
mm to
l‘fl'ilrallll‘tllll I knit-ill .. ll‘;.H'd'll:L!
lga- rlmrmzr oi‘ :‘z'w wmniln: ‘m l1
Ilirnad s1 l‘w-i on min; at llu- TT'I‘." lllz-r I
Jxra‘tilll “avian-wank, l'l Yuri- '
[.191 his ir'illl uses ”Firm-d
aftcrlioon at :-n i:l.;u.nsi “Ii-l .l-..
’L;i)lll‘lll(‘to)ll by I lll'u'lv-l‘ .lu". l J. "
in ill" uptnww i‘fl, :‘i‘lln‘l n *EH
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tcni- ‘-I if) Shu‘» lll': :IH' .» ~ :5 ll “'38:"
Ty l: m :nSs [Th-1.2m k, in 'm whixiruhi
ed (’fllldlllr'l. \-:.s also Ill-alight ml: '3‘ .
the hearing. This. howv-xvr. is 4...;
nit-j Ir: Attorney 8. P. GQ‘llual‘kl. art-
in; for Dziemienczuk family. who
claims he can produce. witnesses who
saw the. dead man walk across the
Broad street crossing at. the time of
the acc‘dent.
Tho frs: uliness callcr' upon to tea-
ti' \ was \lo (1(ill Examiner Samuel H.
Huntington who testified that Dzie-
menczuk “as instantly killed after
being dragged for a number of feel.
The train did not pass oul his body.
Death was (he immediate result of a
fracture or the sukll. and the crush—
ing of ihe thorax. Several ribs were
also lax-liken.
Sec-goal“ Thomas Hunt h-stified that
Dziemienczuk had attended :1 christ-
ening. at the homo of Anna, Hali-
hurda 6 Slocum sheet. Sunday after-
norm lmmufiiotch before he was kill»
d. He mic than those p m at the
hfiifiilmg‘wwd beén drill lng
John J Dnemiengzuk._ brother of”
the devoured. said that the dead man
antlnued7— on Pride Sewn.
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fermlce. \\ .-is being censured in GOV-m
ernmenr ( llClt‘fi in Berlin.- -are* not con-ow '
firmed in l-lll‘ll £ld\i(‘PS from that city.
It is deli and that his position is cow-—
sidcrcd snow and that clitlcism of
his procedure in London was based“
:1 miszlpplehellsion oi the :tuatmn.
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Details for the dinner to b flifi '
for Irish relief purposes at "11:11.9":
James Hotel next Mondax £va
March 14. at seven oclock ;ha.ve,w .’
been completed. Since the last no“
in; at the commit (tee of nmnmm‘
the tickets which were placed on ,-
havc been in erect I
dinner. coming as it does duflnri
tare on the amendment to the. Nor-
ml: Park act whereby an extension
of tlni‘e until June 1 1923. was glych
thAt "no land or interest therein abové
high water mark shall be taken under
this act without the. conscnt of the
owner. claimént or possessor (hereof
unless condemnation proceedings are
commenced on or before June 1'.
19:8." 4
This was introduced by Senator
Nehemiah Candee in order to protect
any rights thai the city might have~
under; the act, which rights expired
this year, to take the land under the
act.
The matter is already in 'the couris
and all that remains is the matter for
A demur-
lrer filed by counsel for J. \Vallaci
{Marvim owner of Gulf Paelllre beach.
iwhlch place is particularly referred to
and the fight to obtain which in the
city is now in the courts. mu: 0V9]-
ruled recently and the matter set
aside for a hearing. a date for (lic-
s’ame to be. set laicr. '
HOMER CUMMINGS
SILENT ON SHELTON
BRIDGI'JPOIXT. Parch Him—Stole“?
Attorney Homer. 8. Cummings toda:
mfusc to make any complaint in con-
nection with if" find ing of (‘oroner J.
J. Phehn. on th '-o-Slle_lton . tyullvg
ivret‘k which was issued ytestcrda)
and in which he held Stephen ’1". Pal
’ller. of Shelton.- judge of prolaw .in
SEnt-idvtn.‘ and ‘the crew. of the Shel-
:mfcar jointly~r<‘»s‘u:um:ible for macs
mambo.
‘ "Until. I' have rec-rived a, copy or 1hr
evidence in the case and have: had :sl.
opportunity to ‘shni-ouighlv' invésu-
gate." Mr. Cumrninzs declared “I
,vill be unable to leil what decision I
galls“ make "
' Eight victims of ‘he fatal “Hughing-
ton Day crash on the Shelton— ill-£629-.
port Wiley line are still_confiued at
the GW flospltél. Del-lay. ip age-r-
hu- condition. it was announced at
the Kmlhl My. am of the injur-
ed. .Klfi mm.8wecney. 22 years
old of No. 51 New street. Shelton
was relessed from the hospital yester—
day. She was burned about the face.
”I‘ll-Ira“. "
* In. mum Wflklason. of this city.
ASHWV‘V m burned in
WRECK FINDINGS
week or St. Patrick's Day, marks
beginning or a campaign thro ‘
the nation for the relief of thgw
tresaed pcoplé and children r.
land. The chairman ol .the Na
Executive Committee ii; Hon. no
J O'Brien. of New' York city. on
state chairman is Hon. Thomasi} '
Reilly. who addressed the Catlim
Cluh dinner o'n Llncoln' a Bil thd
At even dinner of such :1 mm;
the speakers are the. chief attraction, .
The. local committee has been in egg:
slant touch with the New York 00.4—
mlttee for the. purpose of securing tilt"
best' speakers obtainable for this __
canton. and it is with pleasure that
announcement is made to those it
propose to ntténd that Roi. Dr. Ill?
then. Bishop of the Greek Orthbdflg .:.
church of News York cltl. will be m "
of the six-aligns It man be interest-
ing to know that this speaker is I.
prominent memlllvr of the Protests“
l-ricnds of Irish l“l'_l‘9'd()m :nd the “-
surmlce may he“ had that the I
question will br “died (1108‘ 03” r .
from an flhg‘ll h should move
the zreaicsl The Prot‘
(Continued on page Five)
Bolshevist Is
Found in Hartford
HART] ‘JUT H. Mart?) lit —{}j yogi
\I-ell. “:5 “ho clinic in H ls ('nun.- ‘~-
horn G.- r-znalu :I lrmnih ugn admitle
in the West Hdrumrl iunn (ourt
din that he is a holshmisl and a f
of policema ll He was sentenced t1!“
the counh jail To! {in days for on?!”
lug concealed weapons and resisting; K .
an offices. Before {his salience 5‘ ‘
pit-es Superintendvnt of State I’dl'ah
Egan expects to oblgin an order for
the depoxtntlon 3?! Vceh from tho
éountrv as an undfslrahle alien.
Vet-h was arrested on a \Ncst Hartw-
ford [arm tom: .5“ in State Poiiceuinl
Glnneln nfhr .i short struggle _ >
loom had reached the state pol
that the man was telling of his .
at making homhs land had diapls
two allegul time bombs The pollen
did not fin7l um bombs al’u-l nrreslln‘u
him.
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iliiol'en‘.
i
ChicagoflMim ls ‘
Killed by Bandifi
CHICAGO Mulch 10~—l W? M-
dits yesterday shot to death Show
der \Vltioit after attempting to
him up vicar his home on the
Side-.1‘he3 mum ln pa apt '
Wittoit was the tblrd man to be
damn in file streets in two d";
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