f1; )1 Session in the City
addicted
-.r'
t.
who“
. r'it‘ the defense in thé
-. .. l’lunkett._ bartender
1c Hymn; Fred Gebo. bar-
z-aznirfic Inoerto: and
c1 the firm of Ma‘gner
aftenioovn. befom
m the downtown
. . "Amy hearing in the
-i Gebo. .it was an-
101.1)th that his
given 5 tomorrow
wl; now the bench.’
1: will open.
previous judgment
of Philip Guglu-
Charles Taylor of
.1 .. . -, \1 as revoked and.
~ . i 701‘ argument. and
le given on this
The pre1ious
slino case. gl1en
. 26th \1'as :1
«1.15 on a charge of
-~.. Mgr-d evict date.
l 11:11:11‘115121 A
tumor with intent
.-c:1inst Gugludino.
.1 1111311111:
1111131111111
--21:.>;1i0n Commissioner
:E‘JE:‘:‘[: and Chief Aides
’: 1» imng Their Resigna-
1;“
1‘1“
.
1.
.V,
of Legal Obstacles—-
tors in Every State
)s‘I'Eed Ready to' Quit
"vTflN. March 11.—The
'lilphlfl". today began to
wing changes in person-
‘hogls. The prooess of
-: .n‘ ling the ,elaborate code
.x 1:1 progress. pursuant to
\ttornev -Ge11eral Palmer's
n ‘liberalizing" dry low re-
,Prohibition Commissioner
vi his chic: sides are pre-
11 resignations And the stage
at {or an entireh new deal.
"W Wood will be injected into _1he
:v 0' tie commie:- with new
> 01.11 relv amount cote. "no!
1111.5: the gut-osmium or the Vol-
1 law There will be :1 raptdc l_rer~
way of a. cont-mini: moss ol‘ from
s. ‘ ..- cleo. whiCh dry
ms contend. have hamper.
taller thin ‘fielped the cause of:
rée'glent
...._
W). :1
I
(Contingod 'on page Fiver.“
II Be W: in Norwalk
IVithin the NIKE: _-Tw6
lanths ~
_ ..
9 next two months ac-
4» present plans. NOrwalk “(I
1 re- -pa)‘!!lént ‘ Day station
--< in stalled workmen trom
‘1'wv‘1-rn Electric company
.. v o-
,1.
n on ther various connec-
the present ‘ pais- -station
:.1' being the time alloted
1 1‘, of the men. ' .
1| (in: p. 9 payment sistem.
1 .1ead_\ ' in operation in
I: dgt’flOl; and other cities.
~ r: st be dropped in the coin
' ~~ he operator responds for
i-‘--onm.itig the receipt. of
1‘20 n: onev is returned to
ski-1;: theta-ll. this being
umuhcally.
211111 on the set of ords
": ‘12 thr- operating ro m of
e\cl1an‘ge.
: this the money required
we. ten. twentymve or
depending' .upon the
call. has to be dropped
‘ 111 11:: the .party making
which the .coimeciton
~ mine. and the receiving.
' 'Tiplt‘téd.
”; ;-,’1.1: merit system. it is,
A" -~ worked successfully in
v'; . 5.» '.
it has beenrinstalled.
2 r--.riusi\-§ly in New
l’.1il.1delphia. and gives
‘: service thanthe old 3'82
the number was called
1‘
there'wns a. wait while "
money to; pay the charge
1.
‘ ‘1
I
11111199. or the sax-11111.1
’ of
.‘\t
. ox UNIFORM ‘LAWS- .:
'3: city chairman," and
ppointed to propose-113191.
l‘rlallng' to the Court 0{
I 5315 of the Stote.W ‘E
"i W .
.1. 9113, of T110 Bridgeport 'Detectives' Is Again E "
:9rw—Rapid Clearing
RONA.
719 work will take about '
York '
which General Rm!) lné
11.1:
Court. Yesterday -:— 111.11..
.-
- ' new"
1- 1; ‘zments bv the state wgs droppedhas he is not the proprieo:
or of the place
. In the case of glunkett. there were
[our counts. _one being for the state of
liquor on January. 10th. one for black
sale on the 11th, one for the tale on
the 14th. and one for keeping ‘llqu‘lf
with intent to sell.
sales on the 10th and 11th. and tiled
tor keeping-lion with intent to self.
were stricken on there not being evi-
dehce enough _on the sale counts. and
the count for keeping with intent to
sell not being. applicable as he was
not the proprietor of the place. '
I In the Flynn case the charges are
keeping a place. reputed to be a place
where liquor is sold (which was not
denied bv Attorney Paul R. Con er)
icounsél for all foiir accused. bu in-
Vstead admitted) for keeping liquov
with intent to sell. ard also for the
sale of liquor on the night of Januan
15th
In the Flynn case. which case took
up most of the time yestcrda) in :ir-
Continned on page Eight)
IIII WAESII WIII
IEIIIUIIE (IN
Catholic Union and South
Norwalk Councils Ar-
range for Meeting. in
Hoyt’s Theatre
Arrangements lime been completed
by the Catholic I nion and South Nor-
walk Councils of the Knights of God-
umbus for the free public lectbre by
Dr. J. J. \Valsh of New York city on
“Americanism” which will be deliv-
ered at Hoy‘ts theatre on Tuesday at
8 o ’clock. I
Dr. Walsh’s lecture is one- of a cer-
Jes of lectures in the nathLwide re-
construction program al. the Knights
g: Columbus, andpr We
"known- reouzhnon on the lee re pm:
worm is such it}?! {most delightful.
- T
Dr. James .1. wash. of 3-... 1101-11.
The press of the' ~ nation
has been most glowing in its editorial
appreciation at Dr. “’alsli and has
evervwhere devoted mény columns or
their Ms space to his lectures ‘
Admission to the lectureis- free to
the public. Seats have beenvreserved
for cxscriice men; The lecture- of
I r. W'alsh will be of special interest
to them.
(Continued awed-1'51?”
The 'counts 191-1119.
AMENIEANISN
. mine
entertaining and instructive evening .
by meansro! ”ts assured
' automobile trucks belie1ed to have
. mitru‘ék by the bullets.
. .1111
ANN
[IE IRISH? IIEI’IIBIJI;
the State Next Wéek
IIECIIENIIIEN
1-1
1
Against Making General
Election Days Legal fioli
days
. .
HARTFORD March 11. —D:i\li2'ht
l'sa1ing time 13.211111111111111 time may: de-
velop debate next 11 eek in the General
Assenfbl) with the House. cornposed
laigelj of men from the agricultural
districts ad1eVrsto daylight 3.1.1 mg b'v
changing the hands of clocks. and the
Senate. in behalf (wf cities. which have
llocat ordinances 111111... cing -clock
Itime arraigned against each oihex.
The House adopted a mmsuie l'vom
fill 1e agriculture committee “hich ma:
slop manipulation of clocks. but the
Senate put it on the table. Senator
Drew having stopped Seiiator- Trent's
effort to get concurrent action. On
Tuesday the question will be an order
of the day. the first this session.
Legislators again found themselves
tnuch in demand from the consti-
tuents who desire information about
..
111111111?
flTHEII NAME IS
JUST A8 PIIIENT
Spin 't Etherf 111111 Other Con-
. .
”ale
e'ct of "boat's" by any other
just as complete. the prohi-
bitlon enforcement officers are- learn—
lug, ow.“ xi mutt; Inc}? has added
tern, to' the “It 0! midden
_ liquor: and. to.
_ “he ‘regnhfions covering
(1130‘; rtor beverage pp
The.‘ four prepnmlo
lose to be some class. are said to
Contented. on Plan Benn.
ENAIIIIS ARE AMEN“
Pitched" Battle Occurs‘.-ion
Kentucky Lin/ 0 v c r
Liquor Lodeg Trucks
NEWTORT; K312. ¥arch1ll.—Nor-
man. Ashcroft of Bellevue. l(y..Vand
Elmer McCabc‘ of Covington. Ky..
were. probably- fatally wounded in a
pistol battle" "between guards on -tio°9“-
been lcndcd with whiskey and men_
who: Ea're urnposed to ha1e attacked
the guards while the trucks were be»
in: driven some: the Fourth flit-bet
Bridge from (311111131011 to Newport (o—
(181*.
Both partlu in the battle took“ ad-
vantage ot a cmtown strut.- car
#hlch was being driven woos tin—o,
pm. using the. street car as a. bah. ‘
dude. The passengers of- the street
~~1
25233711.: on the floortouvqid- be-
to‘ESettle the Question :3.
was up. .
there will be a ggneral
it Is shorted in. idAb
patch to the motion
sole arnststnnd _exerut
mienbaum. $11109“
Kronstndt last night
wireless dispatch demi
statements that the tort
out food. says a telegin
holm., 'l‘o-the contrary.
-ty of food and nmmunit
message stated.
been re\t1‘.emcl.1 well- d
wireless dispatch in mm d an mylhg.
‘The fortress of Todlelmlt and all oth-
er ~30viet batteries or. the k’nrelinn4
Peninsula have been roinpleteh de—
molished. Two of the our 12- inchi
guns at Krasnoye Gork have been
silenced by shells from . e battleship
Petropm'lovsk. Kmsno Gorkn has
been isolated. the railr d to it has
been destroyed and u_ r‘1 ‘ Misplaced
11 $116?» con-
as been cut
llolshevik
the sucroundlng marshr‘
dltion that the fortrcs.
oil" from. the rest or
forces."
A meal anti- 1‘. olshe Human-men! in
the 1lcinitv at Minsk \Vhlle Mn
is reported in a Reutet' s dispatch from
Helsingeors. So1iet troop. ll! mid' to
have mutinied and murdered Bolshe—‘
vik commisaars there. Anetta dis!
patch mention! ntreet m
tween the Bolshevlki and uni-Wet
units in Kiev. ‘
HAVE A IAIN 0N
TRANSPIIIEIAI’INN
President A. L. Struts of the
Connecticut Cow, and
Cliflord B- Wilson Address
_ _ Kiwanis Club
«ya-oo- .at' new luncheon of
l .- thé flrlt 8. ed
itpateqt medicineWand the other? in
I
‘ revenue at trolley companies.
James Hotel. The nubject was a M-
oral one and covered the transports.-
and '3“ anti: entire United
States 11111106312111: other prom:
inent ro‘! the occasion - '
how'
15'
in the remake at trolley companies
musing-nu. loom in tnolley' (ores.
He stated the: the "1itne5‘l took the
best lines not were making money.
and aid. that the trolley commie.
could hive done the-nine and dtoconi
tinned. the unprofitable _lines and tin.
but. it baa not {one’no
Rainbow of the public. He quoted the
mummies!” appointed
ex-Preztdont Wilton and the U. 8.
{Commerce on the trans-
portauon 31:11.11».
Mayor- Wilson followed up M1-
the” Kiwanis Gibt- held at the Mn} .
tie juicy. he'd cum :1 decree-e.
p.
SENS AISIIIIIINT
Driver Refused to Give Hi8
‘Naime- and Render Any
Assistance
Howard Field, of Central avenue,
East Norwnlk.is at the Norwalk Hoo-
pital today, suffering from several sc-
\ere scalp wounds. one or which re-
quired un Silu‘nts to close. the other
three stitches. 1:18 the result ofv being
struck by an automobile on: \Vlnlield
street at 9:30 o‘clock last night. The
name or the driver of the tar is un-
known. but it is bechd to he KH-
ser. and it is also sold Unit [I11 man is
a resident cl \\' 1-stpmt. 'llie license .
number 0: th1 11:13 30-75“! and
this is lit-1111.; looked up todu) lay the.
police. who have old 1-11-11 1m investiga—‘
tion into the accident.
Mr. Field. his wife. and two sons.
red. aged 7. and Philip. aged 5. were
on their way home after a visit with.
(dead: on East avenue. and were.
walking along “'lnfield street. when
the cur come up behind them. it I
and. u 11 high rate of speed. and
wobbling from one side of the road to
the other.
Hr. Field ‘ho was walking with
this youngest son. was knocked down
and rendered unconscious. while Phil-
ip was also knocked unconscious.
Mrs. Field was thrown to the ground.
bot escaped serious injury, while the
(Continued on page Four)
”ELTON. Hitch ‘ll.—-A statement
(on; MP
7 fix according‘ to information 111- ”33°? ONO!“ '3- WH-on.,Who spoke mflmm 3" M‘9V_'Ak
160.1111! lat Prohibitioncmrector SIREI‘ ”a“ “a" M" made certain tam Homer 8' M. . . ‘fifln 29."
. , ‘ . reco ionojwkich he .muewa 91:21.33: he shone. Judge ,
fl 'IMNh Jaunted ginger I“ ‘md ‘tfié: w“
. - . 9') companies. .‘r_:, Palmer: oi Stilton: Rim c‘finifijl
3115M, Now. mmcuomj Ultra- _ $3. _mum, m} m, W. _ ,
m .fim M“? ”1 “in” ‘9 0' (”out :3 ' in} the wreck 01/ two trope?
.mr. 3mm: ammo-a": m :31? the Miflwl. a Wan-Huc-
1- Terpln‘ Hydrate. Wine quoting _‘ _ _ .1.”ng 113‘ 3 odds “at >
M‘Peflpiind wage 01 Beef. all m 58¢. 0! mouse- not'be be“. "- cflhm‘
for deaths in "that wreck.
WATERBITRY.l;uclr;~l1.-—Efltsi
Sehéif Adder-m. weli’ 1mm conic
open an. “stunted a. divorce -
the Superior fidurt here tau; by
Judge John P. Kano“. on the
wad. of intolerable Meltv and in-
temperance. She was also permitted
”Stout talk with a strolls: one along
'the unioltnes He spoke at the ire].-
mendinngrtnin changes of policy
which he believed would increase“;
The weekly prize. which cc
of one dollar'- worth of thrift stamps. I
was won by Rotert Tenny. The prize I
was contributed by Charles J. Pies» !
JAZZ ANNIE [IN
JAPANESE EIIIIIIES
“”‘Wldlng for no
"' . Lions at law
you. Church o! the
“gum
to resume liar maiden name. Ander
non did not. contestvtbo action. This
how her husband mutreluoed to work
and said he spent much at Her money
and bud a liquor bill of 875 a week.
He often struck her on the (ace. the
said. blackening her e319. She said
when he was sober he was a charm’lng
man. and that she hod withdrawn di-
'vorce 9 rs at three diner-exit times
because he had promised to do better.
Shernid the had reached the stage
where she could not put up with any
more cruel treatment.
Miss scum has a summer home
near this city. st Hitchcock's lakes.
The suit for divorce wax brought. at
Newv Kasai; but was tmflerred Ito
Waterbury for out. -
. (N. Jc)o 'E
*1“ Enact: been in: by multicolor wmfihi:
Awunhu'ool‘n
London to ml
with the Allied Supreme Council. pd.-
e'd through Purl. loony.
. "We are going to under: with no
entirely p'ociiic object—to not: long
credit: no tbs: we can come
work." me the Channel-m lie left.
'We do not wmetgdbadthe bomb-oi
E . but we 11 ."
2:32:80 MILITARY HELD
QUARTERB. Neon. Moi-ch 1! (Br
The muted Pm) .o—Genernl Gau-
cher. commander of French troop-
ensased in the occupation of the new
lat-ll zone along the Rhine yeatcrvk.)
placed wreaths on the graves of
French and Gen-nun soldiers Ibo dim!
conflict and were buried in the rum
liars cemeters near here. As he plac-
ed his tribute o1er the tombs of the
Germans. he said:
' '“llieee died in obldience to mil tury
orders " while :11 the cranes ol' the
l-rcno‘h he said:‘1‘he) were our pio-
Ill-Ola.
After the ceremony which “as at-
tcudbd b1 represeutnlhcs 01 the Bil.
gian and I’Ntish forces. there 12:15 a
lre1iew of the troops of occupation and.
(Racial Gaucher held a un- ption for
m: cepondentn.
Referring to telegrams from llucs- '
flf- dort‘ to London. in whlchlu‘ior un
ions protested against General Gnu-
cher's proclamation prohibiting
strikes. the general declared the,
per-e sen I. result of an improper
translation of El- announcement In
his proclamationihe sold strike; of
workmen operating public necessities-
would not be tolerdted. but the Ger-
man translation all tint no otflkeo
whate1er would be permitted.
FRENCH MILITARY HEAD-
QUARTERS.‘ Mayer-cc. Hutch ii (83
The Associated Press). -——Major-Gen-
em! Henry '1‘. Allen. commander of
the American Forces 0! Occupation.
will follow the same policy regarding
the collection of custom along the
Rhine u on other problems connected
with the occupation. making the deci.
sions of the Rhinehnd Commluion
llll orders to his army. according to
information received here from Co-
blenz todiu.
, General Allen has taken no action
on the cultural questions. it was out-
ed, and in dictum inundation of the
.. m
dean-111141.155
New Coma when he won. A» M1
(Number 29;“; I!“ .5! mow-led “Mon-
Gr‘no" m. tie &
first!” 3. Wind :3“ . .. flit-m. ,
ism “MM V1" amen-
. men-flea it. lump “Jwignaa
Light. m [our Wells“
3. 1.13111. or Norwilk‘. muslin n
urn. o! stator-drmwm -°
ley situation in Bridgeport. Room-Omsk” ber uni-a divorce She told New Gin-m mammn mm. of
Bone. Monti-no.
The on! will he held it 9 o 'clb‘rk
l'rom into home. and 3180- o'cloc‘
rrolo’ Sacred Heart church. Bridle?
port. where n rokmnthlgm will
be cn-lrbinted. The burial will be lu‘
St. Miriam-l} cemetery '
mm]; 111mm BY _élcron
11mm.
Victor Burt. 0! New You-1‘ vai-
known in a plainlst and lecturer on.
the histou‘ and apps-ac u of M.
Will give a lecture-recital under the
nin'pioel o! the mode department of
The Contemponry. of Neurk.’ in
Sum Boll. next Wattle-an 3M
noon. “1118.01:ch muwbjeot will
be "Merle Chopin. the Me Poet
of Poland." And willI :11“ 111%
with W o '
In: C. minor. Nocturne/4a a not;
m B
' the “Raindrop”
during the War of 1110 and the world '
V
IAEect for Mai rm Un-
skilld Lllior
NEW YORK. March ll.—A general
move by the nation‘l mum“ to cut
war-time wage mien. long mm
Iln rail official; unbound to be in roll
Iluwimz toda). Follonlut the lead or
ecu-rel lines which rm'lirr fad fin—
nounrcd cuts. thatiew York Central
and the New» ink. 1\(" Raven BBC
Hartford Miranda in the ma. find
‘1"il‘luall_\ (‘\('l'_ shill-(Qt) in
Innnruucl-(l. wage "durations yesterday.
l‘urtlu-r statements .rou 11m! that.
hau- ml 11-! announoud cuts were
‘pu- feted today
(Ml trial: (if 1.710113 l‘m-o todni' Were:
cumming u nu n- 11cm; 1. ill! employee
in an effort to reach hgrecmenie on
the [imposed reductionn.1'he plun-
an announced affect ODE tin-killed
’und semi-«killed Inbor. on
In the actual operut of union. bele—
mts one hot
graphs-r11 and at.
included.
The New Y ork Control and the New
York. New “oven and -Morl.
who-e reduction commut- in-
cluded mcn in eighty-ave old-e- or
labor. were expected! to open omits-
}Eontinucd on pogo PM)
IiIIlIIIIiE FIN!“
‘
, .
,Cole blocks. In Wall iron; w!"
ct «ire-rot owned
510“”, ”and 1mm Gal-Wt.
. probably tnke Hm
night. This we: lea-nod In The liven—
lng Sentinel. an m who‘ll
the officer- of the may were Io-
to talk about the file ol' the
.Iuc‘nn
prop-11 7. mm (or which mm“
nt 5 o 'clock that night
In on int-Mew. wunu- [A ”Io-II:-
and” my _crthe Norwnlk lie-I ‘"
mill-01711111111603”. Illa "‘ he
Enid noi‘um: w to m M
the file cf the two M” w are
said to us.- wloed‘i- the mix}: 0d
.( 31m .M-O. He Mona to at: 1w .
many iii-Is were received: ' ‘ ”or
there was any bid- M ‘0“.
we: bid for tho it by" fire
. M 1 EM
received by the‘
Wé.
m mot; and ‘FP'W‘V
“1' Vi” '
0111113 mum—2
.. 1 1'31-
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