royal! fm Rio de: ‘ , At the regular netting? of; CotholicA erwlieot Georgetown University. " I
Miro "r' Union cowcn' N9! '5' K .0: 0" Mr. Ger” 590“ 0f tile bill It” mum!
- ‘ -A last evening; several appkwntI nor: before the legislaturezkthnt wo d prp- . due on this date and; Anaheim W
admitted to meinbérsbiknnd routine vide the maintaining of t ed ion: T ’ mink ’1 union Ming. I'MhllAce or
’ twelvewilwon hirkI to ltdy I. - .
It in Matched in the am not;
'. ‘ ‘ V that the twenty ibiilion man which
.a The campaign under the direction the peace treaty profidcd should be
‘3'! work of tire State and counfiysin ' .
thethn‘ndrof ‘a—few nleh. He dill not ~
think that suclfn‘bill would prove'sog:
l.
business «as transacted
At the close of the meeting District
Deputy P. J. Sorting. of Shelton, ad-
,wk
Loni-nu mt aunt.- « .
moot-near mini-e
TSOAVETISTTORS
Followmg Mutiny on
Board Steamer "City oft
dressed the members RIMS/0153'». He also said thit he was ' , - mm A
Mr. .Gerrit3 told of the good work one of thi-ée” men Who appoired at , "oi the American Committee for Irish hinded over: humor 1: its; been; more deemed a violin” oi ‘15 '1;
done by the Knights . ' mbus Hartford to defeat the in ure. ~ pellet in prpgreulng nicely in this CcKy. than paid. Vermilion. which the com
'throughout the wonky. Qand l d pnr- Mr Gerrlly also told ‘or the educa» . ' in n of conditions -in The note also that a joint commie» new: to the allied W
{allies will linen mm m
ureI shall be token; *
,» It is commhnted hm W :9.
man expefls already have Book
-by- the commission. om WA
sion of «airport. an Ithe value of the
German deliveries on reputation to-
éount. but ttdecl‘nres that in any event
ti would be impossible for Germany
to M twelve billion illnrks by the
flnlt of May. '
nd inane by a committee of:
arc and that the Jonas realiz'ed
m the preIent campaign Will be
"etiolated under their recommenda-
tioo and npprovni removes from the
Hanoi work that is beingfcnrried on in
» New Haven as compared with, other
organizations.’
Mr. Gerrit3 _-Aprosed n_ most interest-
ing speaker and his talk 9153' enjoyed‘
ticulnr stresé on the educationafl .work
chi-fled out.- by the organization.-
“He said‘lhni' orgnnlz'atlon‘ has pro-
vided means in by, the young- men
ol' the countr3 niay receive a' higher
o
h. education in Qvenlng classei or our- b5 all pmi. :1 . V
Iifllon . ‘ HARTFORD M 3‘ —°°V°’“9‘I' politics: The Quakers are interested he note concludes as renown: (Continued "M F‘A'e’VI
« » . Lake has“ called ; public hearing W be not in the Catholic or the Protestant. ?
.; ~ - .2 he capitol next Manda one ,4 h 5
m W "R“ 1 “‘5« March 3 The W"! A“ t Y 'i the! Loy’illst or the Sinai Feiner. but .
”‘5- we. landed in irons ~ye§te rday
”in: the American steamer Rushville'.
wig? h hroua‘t them from :10 de
taken 0 at the. request of the American-
and; there still pea-e held behind a1
«LIAM. 9.- seErec3 todn3. Detained
(l'fi‘IllL'ill‘j n! the_ parish jail on
.hiurms of muting on the high seas.
«ml ...ul to be suspected of knowledge
n4 (In September W'all street bomb
unplanon Lllt men were allowed to
hin.‘ no visitors and were carefully
gleAAlA'r 101‘ by federal and parish author-
H "
“mower- the men will be taken to
It aw York for trial in connection with
bft‘li.’ i explosion or will be held here
not eral on the charges of mutiny.
mu being like first port of entry. will
he decided by the result of investiga-
“QT! by Department of Justice Agents
mil in m; could be learned here. the
mum lgents had not succeeded in
mus-m; them with the expulsion.
'l‘h’c fi 9 mén, all of .whom clhlm to
.m ... R'silni‘l‘. and all of whom “Wore said
to 1m well educated, gave their 'names
.L "am dip Beater. Lionel Kuebreezuff
Rudolph Doz‘sll; Hans Blind“) and
My. Ll: Llpmhn. According to Captain
v n‘n weaLQerh. of the Bushville. the3
W'Ne arrested a month ago following
a mutiny or. board the steamer City of
Milan and were landed at Rio de
luv-l Lo
STEAM!” SAlO TO
SEINEONNEETIEOT
Enforcing Dry —Law Herc
.Wliile Boston Wants to
Hear Bribery Story
Ptohibltlon Enforcement, Agent
J. McCarthy of Boston.“ in
«hum: of the New England district
ml [TiC‘ national prohibition law on-
wrm cwt; is reported in Boston as
n- m; m (tomi’ecticut to personally di-
il-‘l mmprtlgn against rum- -runners
UH.» State. McCarthy has been
«New (or the last two weeks by ofl‘l-
..i. tr ”OSEOD who want to ingesti-
vii-I r1. -.'::P~ made by him of bribes
r. luv-n offered him amounting to
“000,000,000. and the ren-
..~ . m thatciiy of the inability
1'11“ L<'l>ecause. of the fact that
L‘onnectlcut.
wil l l 7: I'll
M.“
w nu J21):-
'uu
Ill
' .
1v
'l
Ovll.
(Continued on page Two)
NTNE MILLIONS
IN THIS STATE
HUI-”Hill Persons File Income
{A H Returns—Delinquents
A» 2: Penalized
people who have filed in-'
.. returns and paid overto- the
“'1 I! -c!luf‘. department of the
1' n’v is government a percen-
h‘ U. r amount of! their incomes
I n calendar year 1920 will be
‘ d in the information that
' ' ' I. res dents of Connecticut have
Ina-wine and that the aggregate:
txx payments is in excess of
"‘I‘ "'Loz‘. dollars.
A 1 u ' ulziliCr of returns flied is about
"' * Iewar Athan that Of a rearinso.
being due Athe: officials
nu. department hélle'vé‘ct
All depression prevailing
I; out the state.
‘I< H: ought at
of returns Afiled hall! dish“?
x that of a war as _ be“
‘-17!'.‘ .H;
‘Hl’
"F.“
"I.
1 n
.n .
A "I"‘A..
IVr . .r.,
..,. A AA
,., L
a
I'm lo -.
(T )nt‘mued on page Three!
l’i nubition OM13 . ,, A
Killed in El P880, TeX“
o. .
.‘Km
‘:
bi'.‘ I,:
\y’!
“U.
\50. Tex., .
0:" users 3. E.
A5 001 were kill“ here
15 t5 fired from"
am that ‘tfie ."
HOODLUMS DESECRATE
BROAD RIVER CHAPEL
WITH ROTTEN ORANGES
’Gang Interrupts Church Ser-
s.
J ITNET S LIKELY
TO OlSAPPEAO
AOOOT JULY 1
“Jitneys will disappear of! West
avenue and other routes in Norwalk
and from other cities about JulyAI."
according to a. statement made this
morning by Frederick Scheldler. _ a
prominent jltneyman. “The reason
that the jitney will go out of business
is ihntAthe bills ow before legislature
will become law and will drive the
mom to the wall."
The bills that Mr. IScheidler has re-
fe'rence to are those regarding theL
control. licensing and general super-V
9
A‘tlsion'of the jltneys through the state
which hire now under discussion .in
the state legislature. Several amend-
ments to the bills have been offered
for discussion.
WESTPORT mLL
SlliNAL [IliflT HA8
BEENREMOVEO
V light
The electric warning signal
'vvhich the State Highway Department
elected at the foot of Westport hill.
home months ago. has been removed.
by whom. is not known. but presuma-
bly by fine State Highway Depart-
menl. The signal had not been in-
ning away down the hill. hurdled the
stone wall and "knocked it for a
row." Then after further delay,
new light was placed there. How-
ever. this did not alwa3s Wolk The
light was of the flashing tuna and
show u for only a brief moment at long
intervals. Three—Quarters of the time
the lamp would not light. 'although
the apparatus inside was in good run-
ning order. [m]-
EAROINAL OIBOONS
SERIOUSLY ILL
BALTIMORE Md“ March 2&—
Cardinal Gibbous passed a, restless
night and was weaker this morning.
his secretary. the Rev. Albert
Smith. said: adding. however. that the
doctor had reported the patient'sapuise
to be good_ and had iol. the members
of the household that Ihere was no
immediate danger unlessA something
finforefleen set in.
The heart action was said to be
weak and his temperature low.
Since his return in Jnnunry from
the noise of friends ‘at Union hunt
MdLA. where'I he becunie serioicsly' ill
......
. .
PARiS, March 28. —'!'he Chamber
‘ or Deputies monument: adopted in
hydcdiqdn
mm
.A deal tr‘aintfigu ‘E
“‘3‘: ins. lentil; and billet stille-
mnrding do “3|
stalled many days when a horse. run- .
_and had engaged on room. After"
‘gpoifceh that the gléi depaiised
‘ she would return in a. minute.
‘hour and then Priscoe also dew
I"
Vices—Smash Windows in
Nash Home—Several Ar
rests to Follow. Constsbier
Silk Investigating
Coiétabic Bryan Silk today is mundo
ing up a gang of M35 “no interrupt-
ed church services. at the Broad River
chapel. last night: by throwing stones
and rotten oranges at the church win-
dotvs and doors. Before twenty-four
hours pans. a score of arrests may he
expected.
\‘ot satisfied with desecrating the
rehurcli', the boys smashed several win6
dow pants in the home of Berdnniln
Nash. in that neighborhood,
throwing stones. To top the W
oirA, the youngsters threw rotten orA-
Wand ruining the more. '
”A‘f'complnm'” ' a “1'6 Mia’s" ‘ of the
hoodlum I“: made this morning to
the uptown police, but that section
being outside the police limits. the
case was tum pier a, Constable
Silk. Constable Silk declared that he
had obtained the names of the boys
concerned in the matter and that they
would be brought before the juvenile
court within a day or two.
EINEO FOO OSINO
EOMMOTATION BOON
Henry Sherman and Isadore
Heller of Bridgeport Ar-
res ’by Conducto-i-A:
Russell
4
Henry Sherman and Isadore Heller,
both of Bridgeport. the former a
chemist. aged 25. and the latter a
pawn broker. aged 27. were before
Judge Vosburgh. Iin . the downtown
court. this morning. chsrgedV ltli at-
tempted evasion of their railro d fare.
Both were lined 810 and costs as act~
uni disbursements.
The arrests were made yesterday
morning by Conductor Robert M.
Russell. whose principal duties are to
“work" various trains with a. vieW' to
preventing 'the misuse ortransporta-
tion
altuAsscA-ll said that in the case of
Continued on Page Seven.
POISEOE SAYS OE
NISSEO S2O BILL
Caster Prisooe, who gave his ad-
dress as 33 High street. first district.
onénipted to charm the ’glris last
night. and asI a result not in a had
two or (hree hours. with the result-
ant loss of about V820 or so he claims.
‘ Priscoe reported to the police short-
l3 after midnight. that in company
with a may woman; he had gfiné to
hum .Apie'eua's Woo-d street... ”9&1
had, gotten into thorium. he told 3:136.
any!“
;
The minutes passed. become an
vowing himself .on’being “out of W
men he reached the strugt he Mud
by.
A .‘ :3. E. El !
L,
noon on the question of the proposed
10 Iver cent. increase in freight Ind
passenger rates of the when. of
New England The governor issued-a.
statement addreued to “the shippers
of Connecticut and other interested
parties.” It follows:
“ti-no.3 ernorp of all the
land Ito. have been formally”
b3 the New Englnndeurrierseto
sider the mscntjfls-flo n at
’ew Eng- _
(Contimediw gen 2,133 Five).
MANY mm
MATTBSAEEEO
ON OT ASSEMBLY
Each House Cleaning Up
Private Bills in Rapid
Order Now
HARTFORD. Mallet: 33.—~Tbe in-
the House. making public service mo-
tor vehicles running on fixed routes
common carriers and placing them
under the Public Utilities Commission.
Several Senator. were ready: with
amendments to try and save the jit-
neys from what operators and owners
ofIthe latter had termed "drastic-treat-
ment." but prior to opening of debate.
there fluted little prospect of stop-
ping concurrent action on the bill.
Senators who had amendments ex,
pressed belief that it would be dim-
(Continued .on page Four) 2 S
FARMERS LLLL POOL
.THEIRORAINBROP
Definite Plans to Be Adopted
at a Meeting on April 6 .
.CHICAGO. March 22.—Pooling of
farmer-3' grain. either on a, national
or local scale constitutes the out-
standing feahure' of, the national
cooperating marketing plan pmpoged
by the Committee of Seventeen.
Chairn‘mn C. HwGustafson said here
today. explaining its details.
The committee. whose full name is
the Phrmers' Grain Marketing Com-
mittee of ‘Sexenteen. is holding state
meetings this month preparatory to a
ratification conference- in Chicago
April 6. The committee represents
cooperative organizations of .tarmero
interested in grain marketing. prom-
inent among them the American Farm
Bureau Federation.
As an alternative. to the pooling
plans. farmers may sell. direct.
"The national pooling plan calls for
pooling grain with a central agencg.A
“—1..
(Continued on page 31!)
BANETNO OE
EXPEETEO SOON
“Molliers’ and Walton‘s- "
the Mindanao
385811031); larch tsp—AW
’1'.
'nl.
if
(rs Were pearl}
‘1 llfluor at "
new the Son
matter any question of
4m “AAA .
carriers and paflm‘fl? MfE V ,
street.
cesnful and was conducted with the
old of the
Bureau.
discupsion took place.
religion or
~ in, hummity: in the care of the. young
and of the old; who. through no fault
or mucolidnct of their own. are left
without food. clothing or shelter and
are forced . to
claim assistance on
Continufi‘ on Page Seven.
[ET
over one hundred and fiftr persons
attended an open meeting of the Nor-
walk Poultry Association
held last
night in Red Men’s hall, 25 Main
The meeting was very cuc-
Fairfield County Farm
Roy Jones. extension poultrymnn of
the Connecticut Agricultural College.
gave interesting talks on two subjects.
The first was 6 description of
Stom' College Egg Laying Contest
and the second was a. talk on “Howie
Pick Out the Slacker Hens." ’
the
Other speakers 01 the evening were
terest in legisks'VEXn mm W Thomas twitter. G. 891— ,
yesterday. was in tho action of the ton.- of Damien" . F. Cromwell. of -'
Senate «on’the bill. already through West Moi-wand Johnson. of the
Fairfleld County Farm Bureau‘ and ,
John Wehle. secretary of the Boy's
Poultry club.
, Prof. W. 1-. Kn-knatrick or the
poultry department of the Connecti-
cut Agricultural College. who was
scheduled to speak on “Shorts Cuts in
Incubation and Branding." was unable
to be present because of business in
Hartford.
Following the meeting. a general
Similar meet-
ings "will he held from time to time
in the future; .
ores
Amendment me Be OEAel-ed
FOUND lilOlNfi TN :
WLTITNO SOON
161m Penorelle Entered East
investigagion iorbeing made into the
clroumntancerthct caused John Pen-
erelie. who gave his address in Sec-
ond avenue. New York city, to enter
the waiting room at. the east-bound
side of the South NorwalkA depot.
through one of tilt Cbtiei' “allows, it
2 o'clock this morning where he was
later found crouching alongside one
of the telephone booths in the waiting
room.
Another man. who. according to
Comm1881 '
polities W Sought by Brenton! MAW
Placetol-Iave Such Ofilce ~
Continued on Page. Seven.
SAMUEL L. WEED IS
-. REPORTED; BUYER OF
WEED-COLE BLOCKS
Bank Cashier Refused to Comment on Transaction Saya
ing It Was ‘Tremature”
by Prospective Buye'r’ 5
Property Forineriy Owned
Mother . '
’0
_ From apthoritive sources, The Evening Sentinel, this morning,
learned that the Weed & Cole blocks on Wall siwreet are _to be disposed
of by the Noeralk Realtj- and Improvement Company to Samuel L.
Weed, cashier of the Fairfield County National Bank. Mr. Weed, m a
telephonic conversation with a Sentinel man, refused to confirm or
deny that he was the prospective buy . After declaring that The
Sentinel has a “little premature,’-’ he said that he had no statement.
to make at this time.
i
. -Deeds fql‘ the property will probably; unless the" unforseen
happens, change hands during the
latter part of this week. This was
announced Monday morning by an ofiicial of the Norwalk Realty 8:
Improvement Company.
.. Whether the property is purchased by Mr; Weed for investment or
for speculation could not be learned, The property was {drug-y owned
by the late Mrs Weed, mother of the present buyer. -
A short time ago, Mr. Weed
figured i‘nono' of Stein‘s-gent rail?
estate transactions in Norivalk' in some years when he‘ purchased the
Colebunn- block on Wall ntreet.
short period, “he disposedof it
.1:me to- TA}... Up .. ,.
WEE. 9th., March '33.-
Two m malts boarded the
2' m’m and them Baily-our.
After holding this pmpcetfifor a.
an ambush it Incident; We?
‘ - houobI burnod'._dud psych}
w,
Jim “Baden. much 23....
Call nest and Fun: ”miner. Amcrl- -
‘ ~ them'nalned new ‘
'Eury window in th‘e'A
Extending to Small
Under an amendment. to be . ,
in connection with I bill to be
upon in the Rom; today our will!
the state would in
approach of a referendgin
point a superintendongog
have chars, thhp ._ .
tonnes and
bridges and M V
apoctlvo towns. These-V
attended to by .913
towns. ‘ ‘
adored toil? in. am
in the stats. 0 mini
not creating a “omen
militia?“ am
3%? to which . '
o hway 00me ' x
1'18!“ to pro out. his ‘
direct ib' tile rd
approval! of
finance and the
have the right to more the so
aloner on charges 17me by 6 *
jority of the board of dunno.
AMERICAN Llifilllll :
TOOETBORJAL‘
At a regular meeting held int n
the Frank C Godfrey Post mm
Legion. voted to obtain a pariah!“
in the Riverside cemetery that m
be used as henna! resting placem 1*
war veterans who might 'di'e Without
leaving a 'est'ate large enough to Acbvet
the expense of burial. .
A number of changes in the brine.
laws of the organization were pro-ell!
ed at the meeting and adopted. Th.
changes were of a technical. t,
Organization of a baseball ' '
also in order and "Buck" my 10‘”
selected temporary captain and W!!- ,,
lien: O‘Grady temporary manager i‘
the nine. It was voted to order uni-Kr
forms and to endeavor to secure m
terlal 'for a good team
Tentative plans for“ Memofl‘oflw
exercises were also dlsAcAnnoedAA {and lefl.
on
K
i
. . S ,
“ D‘L'BLINA. “roll $3.44!“
men were killed ind on.
common. yemrdiy. _
A homh 'Iru' throivn- in 3
tin: cm of bubiiii m
wounding two comm.
Tin 'm‘en were shot 0“
during a generil' Bin .
Reunited. County ‘
in; to officinl novice.
“tom.
mallow
IBELFIABT.‘ Match 1
their-house near .
maddnnttnckotm
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