NNEWS THAT’S
. RELIABLE
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3475131318331) 18"“)
SEEKING DELAY
m _i name or
warm IOUDNG
r
MaEEUfacturerS, Counsel Of" l’.\I~:l~‘ April '3.»er new of consid-
fc.:- Bin for T‘VO Rial-e '4. ll» 2.»; 42h {ram (:l‘z'gkrl(“5 E. Hughes.
r . Ame-rival: Secretary 0: State. has been
1 5231‘s Of Inqulr)’ Into the Ikl'it: «l L5" Hm Frvzwix I’L-IH “flaw
lijtter " lbw. r. (b(’ Amm an I'Imlm 55‘ hvrw.
.‘Iw \!!YI}|'";1I. “’EJf‘li lw'irs the duty
«4 :zffiinis I?» flaltl< Ll" Tht'
.‘ L I I ' g. 4-37“: in. all Sl‘Z?Ir!ll"Iith arisu
"' , . I m. frv-m :"rw “1-,:le “'nr.
. llwtfn ...i t‘ni'lnllllllf‘flil'V".‘ SM}:
" 1..» no Kuhn"; and I!.-‘::. (ii_V\OTI‘Is-
A [EMPRUMISI :‘.?4. if is undrryuncrl. wnil “(Pill-t
5 ‘ x I . m: :2 :av “til 1» ism-ll :a. rm;
:3? f~ l» ,m": n~ ::.'. an \\' la :ton. im»
‘7 ’ :7-vr‘«‘u: 1.;sor :nl. :3V~»z_., ,....l_ (lux—
35.2.4. They Cannot Remedy .. n
’fiunditions in Short Space ‘1" ""’ " ”" ""‘
~ —... ', ‘ “mars . n: '
a [Joe . m. H" U m
~ - .-m \1 EV "~ i’ m‘ an: 1
I ' 7" 3." ‘ ‘7 ~-~T":" Mnn‘u In a'w 'ztmn- '4; 3:
V '. .mf'. ‘: l) Ellt ~.,,'o f.»g. * l" l ' 'L‘W‘AIE' (.7' ""5
. L ' H_ H '7’} h t‘m «"or:.- Svyrv-,.v~.; (‘Our 5“.
1 . ml" Nahum: Ht:- .tssé":~'
.. i ' I?! r? :7 :c!:‘u.<tlf!l:.. .
'x H ti» l5 :1 .erw :ltll'wl- 0.; the
'13.fiv‘m'Hr‘IK'It'frl‘. . u. .2 I'D”. .g \f: {,4
' 5"" " in! If» . thl:. '0' T: ‘ V’il? "mt la chm" rut hm".
. , . ,. 4:1“. H til In-ui mmiv [H.dixin" in
V ' Ll? ( r‘» 5‘; I 621— .\' .4352. 04.;
. I' \V :‘ Le-i‘Y'Zl‘m‘l if! (riflrrlui liralo" 34:—
‘ : salvation 'zwr'lrs
:zf‘Hi’Y‘z of the
"5 L-l' \‘(tfltal‘n Ins:
. " :Ih- :v::u::x:.H-:-'
2. - Z-H(?§l‘f’. inr'luri—
,.. ,; {gm ~ ">3 m :zz-lzato mgr alu-
’ .K.‘ 1;» provided 37}. a su‘n— l‘..(‘ 1 lands. taking in thr-
‘ Vi‘f‘flillri‘ based on the re- of Yup but that it also out-
1. . '1 xv-fiommrntlations of the
.. as :0 sp{.(\§fic acts of p01. (Continued on page ’Eleven)
I - 1 z‘limre of the offend-‘2- to -
f. ‘ -vstmns :rom Ith: Cominis- Sinn Feinn Forces
. can." 12.11 E: us . r p
a . «vue Th; bill itiguivltTHZI’xitiv “lake Adan-Y AttaCks
‘ ~ n' lubluals. but every indusv
. ‘ . ';;p towns 'Vnrl boroughs. RELI‘AST. April 6—Sinn Fein
”,5 “H0 :lri Law. }.ov\—r.r {mains made attacks during last night
a {arrmlses and to Call on mar-Y Polio:- barracks and police
“51:7qu in County Tyronc Northern
(Continued on page Two)’ Irwluul.
0/ .- g. ..
LI i 42%!
DE NDNEI’ TD SALDDN MEN
Bills Providing for Reimbur
. 1 of Licenses Discussed B
sement for Unexpired Term
efore Judiciary Committee
at Hartford—New Havcm City Attorney Objects
M ‘alle‘Ul’JL Apri‘ V3 Ahlizli:
prugvid _
r
in: {or rvxrnl.ur‘<v=nwnt n :ulbci‘r
l: ”HMS for [he‘— lll‘.“\pll‘vvl ts rm (if
u. u I: ~ 1:5: w-w‘v lllS- ‘Ené’d luau"-
:0w' I’lit‘lflf‘» rommlztu- 3vshni.._\
wf‘n ”minor: 52-: zis-xt 'l‘1.~v~<l.._\ for
Luv. gs 0n M»-r-su"9~: ‘T'Z!‘.“ ' Ill»
4 ‘,- 5 r' 2:1“. , “Lick 2n“)
. n ;. << arm‘s 'trrl (xv mm?“- is.
.l grail: "z S3513? jazrisll‘zchen M
I J: 1': rrt of ‘l- prohhitioz: hue
~’ ..~ . \ ‘. fur G:;kr‘~»[v€:r§ spmkr .
. .- ' n" t ,v firtllrll ta) Livaesv s
- ~ . . .I of IUD—“‘95 lwr' .
- I 5" m. I‘: 1.. (‘1. I’lf??l‘"l.’ ,‘x
,’ .5 :-)n lv'sllwz". Laid thv Conn: tw»
l v " :23: it would i... .‘nzf‘ I": "“2Vl'"t‘:
l \ worry of 1% LE. part of UP" - ":‘a'
w v" sv'h it was not 0:4: {0'10 .1
hrs-s proxillt-d the mloonkec-per
..I our of business when prohibition
lu't‘illll’ (fi’vczinu H;- “ns opposml to
azrnlnz linen—I» money to saloon-
km»zw-'s “In; not only kppt their
guns: 5' open. but also 639d applications
:m' ré‘nr-u‘nl (:f_ licenses simply as u
p:u?w.rm:' “grainst prosecution by (Isr
'wt'erx rs-iivrul officers caught
tlxrrn :4 Elm: liquor.
I‘ory- 'ulion Counsel Kennett of NM:
llwwn I-lw-ru'nl to return of horns»
maria llv'rA‘JSN it lad been sncm by
Yitr . (Unnmiis'ruzcr l-ullzn‘d '
1M roman; tor tltr Commissimu
'1'»! unbrwl rs'1;rn cf lm
xv o" lzqunr license"- mnnr'y. It
d 1... ;ml that IEs- livl‘.‘ law
wuz’r tn mew: this condition
:11: 2-3 Inn." 3." in I?» purpose intended.
N IIILLED AS
IIDI’LINE PLUNDE—S
‘INID BDDND
RF'I-INI IS AIRFF. April 2 Hill"
313; {1"- . :z"-i “its ‘37. r"
i‘.]‘.F Roll .1 S”.
'v-hr I, a Punch .1 tr!“
his wrzvlarw
cyhilliiio
. an: wd. I . ..
:- n; the killed.
'K‘TA‘YA. April ‘3.——C:‘.p€. J. A.
* "arc-r. who blaze} tin:- tmil through
- .. Northwest for I‘m? American arm:-
ngu: s that flew to Alaska last year.
.96 today In an airplane accl-
C‘amb Borden. Capt. Leroyer
mar was officially credits-d with
~. .;.; seven enemy planes.
:~.«' ate Police After:
Post Road Autoists
motorcycle ‘policemen. operat-
:2. r- Post road. between Fair-
1 Southport. are making 9.
against {activists whose
. do not conform to the .state.
.1. {mg Sunday night. the state
5 :1 have held up scores 6?
:I‘urs and may of them were
mmonses to appear in court
art.
Vat hr .agle. furniture dealer
bort “as one of the victims
mp He says it cost him
\Yestpcr? court.
Lou F. barrel! '5 in charge
' .. The police are We"
10:13 not only an“ file-
.\.
”g g
u_
DDDS NDI TD WEAR
1921 TADS JUST YET
“I- b. as Well as I
‘tnlk turkey‘u when it 15 necessary."
Clerk Herbert It. Smith. might
I'd tI-ll rwsry Canine in the oil}.
5:: to dl'rSS up with his new dog tag
bw‘oru Ma)" lst."
It '2': :gainst the law for a man
v.1»:- a szru a: Iéf'f hefm‘e 3135‘ 13th,
gr instr-nco. but it is {Against the In“
'" :1 dog to wear his new tag before
lst.
isn't that t‘wy' r9 trn‘usz to teach
0H dogs new tricks. but it is because
of tin raw dogs this law isn't necesa
5&7; like this:
A man mtg?! 5356 $1.25 on a new
dog licensing him {or 1921. April
15:. he mac‘ned‘”six months of age
about that time. or came to Nora-31k
from another city. whereas the law
C112}
To EV?!
3.25
.4. V’
.-
lw
if
(Continued on page Eleven)
Railroad Winderers
May Have Robbed Store
No trace of the thieves' who. on
Friilay last. robbed the store of Louis
Prensks‘. on South Main street. of
over $434) worth of clothing. has been
found by the police.
1: is believed that wanderers. along
Vthe railroad. might have noticed that
the more was deserted. and. breaking
*through a rear window. carried off
the clothing. which was later thrown
aboard a passing freigh‘. -
One of the iron‘bars which cover
the rear window was heat up so that
admittance could he gains! by .1.
EnteredattheSo-ithxmkl’ost
Mummmm.
Affirms The Rights
Of The United States
Communications 8th to Allied Governments in.
“’hich America Declines to Recognize Their
Decisions in Immrtant Matters.
Wilton Town
Meeting Full
Of Fireworks
“113?. the more mature
called “an old fashioned mvn
mg" was held in “'xlton's (am
Tuesday anemoon. and was
VOL-a! pyrotechnics.
The msgmin was {hr 1'. x: 1‘. an?
joumml annual Lawn mec mg. “huh is
hv ll over .rom the I): talk: :r- sign 5)
ma! {he amrmn; of in.» new gr 2:; ii?
may I»? ascertained befall: Ila—.-
raw is fixed
Elmer Jackson. as moderatrwr. call=u
{hp meeting 30 0.119;" and 'I‘man View
Ozde‘n read the minutes 0: {he ficmfn r
momma. which were at" "
Eltliliinil. chairman of
board. then called for
the report of th In. ._
memaerx
n).:{'§
Emil“;
full I;
13‘.
H}.
‘11» Na
HIV. .3: "in." t-.
hotly. and then th‘ffight began
but as 4mm as the but
:0 n a clerk
(Crnrt‘inur-xi on r:.
r.)
3‘: 5.3.:
VIENNA. April 6. (135.- the A530.
ciatul I’re:«ss.V———P‘l\'e hours delay in
the journE} 0f= emperor Charles
through Auszz'ia on his vmyback to
Switzerland from Hungan— after his
futile ans-mp: to regain the Hdngan
ian throne. W" ' 651qu by the holding
up of his tra last night at Front!-
Erltcn '< JSI Ir 1??? south of Brock in
net-3125+.- of threatened
e-x‘monarch by the
+.-.
.16
Lmhr Au;
az- mamls on
Bruck.
working Ina-I1
The I‘U'EOIY‘ IN“ 01‘ Ilmrk Sffippcd
the train by" :vivphone messagv sent
from Iv‘ro‘imlvaf a While efforts werr.
madr l»). I? - representative-3 and
0 has 23 unit the working mm:
{mm tlwi r 1. .
? s"
T31. \Kbr‘k'fi. Y‘v‘fllSté'd all Ink-“S for
3' 5. :‘al l‘.h¥il.“i. ' at the crowd “:8 lim—
nib." .7. '{urs‘swl one o'clock {Tsis
mom:
.2 .o-rm’s train. prtmvwif-«l
vi: this morning pass-
‘In Sulzl‘urg. 3hr 9
of Innsbruck.
. :Igthc AVzfirian-Swiss
y'..c'7‘ '
f «
. x
~ 1
wast
TI‘.» "1x, a.» .5
’H : f'lr' u’ 1'va 0" look this‘ afternoon.
,‘(a axflfiw' " it his ‘Ilfiiili‘lvln: LE1“
n. ' . fine) Lind Ewen r5..-
T171.
. cstria tlw
made-
[12; .garmn
pretexme of
a
(Continued on page Eleven)
MRS.
IZIIIIIIDH DRANI ED
DANDELLATIDN DE
STDLI DDNI'ILIET
Isaac Church. of East Now all»;
who. it will be rccailr-d some Um»:
ago. won a verdict 0: 82.5“” against
{mm—ll. Gregory 6.- (‘o.. Inc. e! a}. of
7: “111! street. Nr-w York city. 233»:-
Of stock. has" a ..
inz' :raudmv-nt sale
her-n gram-3d a cancellation of the
other half of the SEEN“- rontrac: 1'.“-
had with tlan firm of brokers
Mr. Church had originally {raid {'20
sum of 32.5«10 for some mock.
it“
3 _'
when it was delivered to him
fused to pay the balance of .
clciming the stock was not “12.6. iz
wac represented. Then {Ulla-Wed suit
‘" “1'. Church for the “Tours" of his
kiv
MANY BEQUEST S BY
RAYMOND
PeOple’s Symphony Orches‘
tra of New York Gets
$50,000 from Famous
Singer
Many (.le ash-e bemlests to charita~
hie organizations were disclosed, ye:-
zerday. when. {alloying the simple
{121:ch services. 1‘35 will and codicil
‘of Annie Louise Car's“. famous prime.
hanks... widow of the late Charles Mun-
!iuymond. was Trad to immediate
nae-sand friends. Substantial be-
»515 'are made in the will to the
.’ rs: Congregational Church. of Nor-
ax...2~;. the Norwalk Hospital. the Boy
Srout movement in Nor-walk. the
Home for the Aged. the People‘s
.43. mphony of New York city. the Good
50 1‘.
Will Farm for Boys in Mame. and
other similar institutions. Members
of the family and friv-nds were also
remembered by film. Raymond.
Th6- reading of the will followed the
most simnle. although impressive of
’uneral services. which were conduct-
od by Rm: Ewes: F. McGregor. ofthe
First Congregational church. at the
clmrr‘ Mrs. Heed G. Ilaviland sang
Form: ,i’vrsvt-S of "Abide “'ith Me." in
gmcord'am'e with Mrs. Raymond's re-
Intvrmcztt took place in the
"'2 25115 the body helm: laid
lir‘sl.
Norma lk cw
monty.
A3111"; Envc him a \r rlicf of 3“
and costs in the“ suit. {r0 0m ggs'rlrh om
apps-7.? was tnkntx by “:2; If}? 2‘.”
6051359 who argued ind. ttw \wrxiirt
ho set asidr and Han». :1“ null br-
granmd.
Th:- (‘ase came "afar." 32:5": Silt."
EC Kerk-r in (h: 5.2:‘rrmo- (cart. and;
his m‘ :nordmlum folk)" c
\lenmrandum on Ith-z lurzt‘s mo-
(Continued on page Kite)
BHIBAEI] UNIDN
ACCEPTS REDUCTIDN
ew—
3247
.n
.... ,
l 51:
labor union
‘illi‘AGH. April ~'
meat my a Chicago
(wpl’. a I'iifllfl'jfit’ii wagv r -.j._
announred' today Thi-
Enn— Minors and lilsz; era I‘r‘ ion ‘1 ~
at a meeting of 5.5-;
a (‘22: of pg»-
the com ractors 2.3—
cd unanimously
meruinus to avccpt
cent. proposed 53."
sedation
"\Ve are
the {Me eat unemp‘so I‘lzthasfi
Artur}: Merriam inasurer of (ft-‘3 Cr—
ganization told the members. ‘us 35-;
Iver cent 06 the members arr u» r}:
ing at the old scale. 0f tout
membership of this build? traits
council between 7 and 80* Cent:
are out of work. It does them :10
good to ask $1.25 an hour; there are
no jous for :11 m. At a reduced wzize
the} might be working and makir.
a living. ‘“
“If we agree all of us. to accep: a
reduction. 1 know of 8156;00:3fi~‘39
325:
:2;
5‘)
that c-€ her husband.
funeral services, Ihe
'Vzll‘was rm: in the presence 0: rom-
nves and (mend-2. at the harm-shad of
.‘lr‘s. Raymond‘s! :2: North axenuu.
lVr. Elchrrzor.
I: DWEKEJFh. E l» to 0th a copy
of {in will tO’i.i} but Tht . ntmel “was
«July to chum" {03171-3 :00. concern—
”: the principal lat-quecw
:3 rest besid-
Following the
.6
,7‘.’
32";
w ~— s
mun.
The lzirzr 5:13! “1hr qu est was
r2...'ie to the i‘ wv-z. s Ssmphrmy or—
:h't‘}.r..k. of .\‘~ York cit}. and
«rzmunh'd to 3 Tue Good “7113'
Farm for Boys. in Maiw. will receive
11,".
5 ‘ ghnmu 121‘" \'x' . Library at
“ a .7 a— Me, U» glace of Bins.
R3 \mrmt} w rfici'zx'e SllTi.f-'trl’2; 1hr
public library :7 * Safari om. Me. n-
:‘3
incor“ I'rom a trust fund
solves the
(Continued on page Nine)
3mm mum
14me txulusrm
No formal action on any special
matter was taken as; the meeting or
the board of education held last
evening a: the high school, all such
action being shelved mm] a oped-41
meeting to be called this coming
week. and the time of the evening
taken up via; an informal discussion
worth of work fiat “ill be started .1!
once. I nions cannot fight on .1
mg stomach. Kl hat shall ire do?“
“Accept the cut." shouted the 550
delegates.
FarrelltoGetShip’
Board Chairmanship
VFASHIKGTON *Apsfi G.——Preuden1
Harding has offered the chairmanship
at the U. 8. Shipping Baal-655:0 James
A. Farrell o: Nor-walk. Comm. presi-
dent of the 1'. S. Steel Corporation
5 . “.LF'J-
day.
mm Hr. Farrel! Wt. aha
according to'reljablé reports here to- ‘
of certain phases of the work 01 the
board.
The matter-of the reappointment of
.tém «Mdsuwfiesand
[m'm not gone trimaran!
lmmtfisbeingleitfm'm
special meeting to be alled_ when
cWflIfiemtedmm
lmagemiahry- 1:219! 13 0‘
immuummm
theehectsforMMtrsnl-y’am
mmihflgw’
According”
I! I H. immm’bam
one on; M ,
. been declared by the
DINNER
JUDGE IIIDNIS
Hon. Edwin L. Smith and
Thomas J. Spellacy of
Hartford, the Princioal
my um Al
RDYALJAMES Hfllfl
Hon. Homer S. Cummings
and P o rt e r Emerson
Browne Also Speak
lion. Edwin S.
lit-521.41 Stan‘s.
If his angl;
and rs: 'gtrx". sung ’3“
night by anti mall} prwnnrwnt srwak—
crs. at a complimentary LIL-gum. :13: n
at t’m- Rmal James Ron I. in honor of
his makixzz Ncn'a’alk rwrrnanknt
home: Tho 322;“? w “1:: mic-.1 by
Inorr than throw» Ecrulrv‘i of Nfirwnl’ '.
mus: p tar: kii‘n- r v.1. .
a score 0. nptaivlvs (ram. other nearly5
an»;
I 'I'll ism:
t humus.
his: rm:
15:"
M V;
“*fl’ CH‘Z‘H'S
affair was mrm firm '1. compli
baraqh- -‘.. l‘ :1 .millian:
‘Ptiofi. SN”: 01 womcn. ll“:
an .1 {H n% u- ‘: venirwz
ArompLovd thmr
carts 30 ll » in go
verily-d as. an ‘1 £113! affair. it was
formal to the ’ni‘xg‘agrev. practically
everrone who a!‘t’-nd€d the banquet
1202‘s.; in cvening finss.
“ithout am (lamb: me banqus‘»: was
the most brilliant affair of its kind of
the Year. The srn akc. rs the included
the Hon. Thoma 5 J. Spellacy former
United States District Attorney of
Conntcticnt. and formerly Assistant
United States Attorney-General: the
Hon. Edwin I- Smith. United States
District Attorney. of Hartford. Cfinna
1374:"ll'1.m r} v. as
"-0; ml 21:. :~"
3:21.11;
gow us.
male
Alt? ough aci-
YS~
(Continued on page Five)
mam? mom
mum [mums
The Senior Members Club enter—
tained the members/of the Girl‘s
Friendly Society of the Gracc church.
last night. at the Parish Hall with a
supper and entertainment. The affair
was largely attended and was very
successful.
The $1.: per was delicious and well-
served. consisted of all of the de-
licacies of the prosvnt season.
The program which followed was
zulte cxtensivc and was Well- carried
out. 4
The program irm. mini:
by the ‘Jazz" orchestra compose-d of
members of :2... Senior Members
club: a poem written by Miss Alice
Pitch and recite-.1 by Mrs. Jame-s Ben-
A 5‘ lrwtiop
ton Mr; a v" 3322 and piano snor-
tion by the “ism 5: Margaret and Mary
Sasss: a recitation 3.} Miss Mun
fi'l'nmm»!l: :. pa: 0 «election by Miss
Irene Buckley: {Lu-{1‘4 ma nvioline and
piano alderman hs the Masses Inez
Howl and Irene Jr-lliff.
Dancing followed the entertain
On April 1:3.
give a dance
mom.
the Girl‘s Friendly will
in the . Parish Hall.
completed and no doubt.
“neat with heart}; appmral.
but will
P
Fair WW! and “cranky.
TRANSPORT WO= '
VOTE T O SUPPORT
THE BRITISH MINER
Decided to Meet in Confen nce with the National [Ink I
W
Plans for the affair are rapidly being >
of Railwaymen and the
LONDOX. April 8.~I'K'cisio#' In
support the.” lv'ltish minors. in their
strike was reached by the Transpcwt
\k’orkcrs’ Federation at a meeting held
here this morning. _
The vote taken by the transport
workers was unanimously in favor of
lending aid to the minors. It was do-
cider}. m mix-t in confr'rvfim- immvd»
lag-l} with dd Wales 0' tl‘. v- National
I Men of Iiai. “51}1Mn u. ri tlw \lirm-r's
I men for ths purpose of securing ac-
tion. (In thr strila- Rimming-H by tn!
“triple— allianr‘w.”
At tho conclusion m‘ m»
ILGIK l‘i. \‘v'il‘xame. gV nor-.51 gym n f::!')"
tho ’l‘ra‘mspnrt \Vur‘xiws said:
“On ré-comn‘vnéutirm’frnm Hun (Aw »
rrmt'é-rvnrfib
(.S’
‘ “Triple Alliance”—~Serious Disorders Develop H
Wales and Scotland and Much Damage Is Done" ”
‘34 ion rim-d
:"utixv («.mlmit-v ‘ thw r uz'rn-nrw has
Mu}. to griw :ail 33:3. . '
{303.1 r" to w} Af' ".-.'o "xv n: !,-‘ e s
ilr‘wi :x‘l nuw
h: help ll)» n‘llliv'v‘s
Miners’ Union to Comm
tor info nvgotiutions with railway '3‘"
and the minors for tho purpose of W
lug joint .lc'ion throughout the m
mmmidr o: thv‘ contest' g.
'l h: 0) ‘t utiu- ( ommittewx want it”
the confer! no; to the headquarter! d"
tht' (Pavrdtifll‘. h:- pu! this decision ink:
to effect. .
The National l'nion of Railwamf
held 1"0nf€-r‘|'m' this morning I!!!
a! noon until later in till._
day \rl‘wn it Will hold a joint meet!“
With the mmrrs. It is probable that
mllcming this running there will be S‘
full confermw' m' thr "triple alliance.”
u
Afu'r the mrreting .I. H. Thom“.
(‘xt 1‘ r: 2 5 -'r6 (1-H OI" thi' milwaym
0:. mailman I: add: “\Ye a" t still com--
554‘- gm: IE! \l.’ ulf‘ Sllflat IOD
.\n vital“? to brim: 9hr miners and!_~
(Continued on page Five)
LEDISLAIIVE
BUSINESS IS
NDT VEDYIIEAVY
.
KAI-:TFOIU), Coon. April 6.~l.s‘rg—
islatixc lmsinr'ss was not heavy yes-3—
{crazy reports from committees being
few and the calrndztrs lacking mv-as—
uros ready for action. Committr—r-s
are tapering cfi‘ their work with pros-
[V—cts of closing most of their hearings
by the end of next week. giving rise
to discufiicm our prospects of ad-
Opinion genm‘lh is that
this Mam worms about Jam: 1. $4
The Judiciary Committee 532 UV hoar-
ings on these bills. among othvrs:
85’ Mr. ““311. of Torrinmon. to pro—
vide that State courts. shall have con-
current jurisdiction in wnforccmrnt of
finite; States laws and the Yolstcad
act: to repeal the laws which created
the county commissionvrs' office. and
to repeal law; under which commis-
(Contlnned on page Twelve)
The Consolidation Of Schools
Not Favored By Hartford Voters
The Pronosit' ion Defeated I?"
a Majorii: of3 ,400 at Ya.
terday 5 City Election-H
" Republicans C a p t u re
Nearly All the Offices
At 1in nun! City election in Hart“
ford. 5'cv5hrday. the P..«-xmbl§euu~
electric? film"- out of ten alderme ml
secured a majority of the M3
wriucafiion by .1 majority of over 35%.
Only one “13. rd did the Democrats“
and Hun Ilu- First \Yard. In M
othrr ward in the city. including I“.
Drmcvmtic Second am} Fifth the no”.
pulillvan candidates were vicar ’ I
and. as a, result of their victory t
will be fifteen Republican aide
in the common council during
ncxt 5mr to five I’“."10CT&DIC alder“ "
Swhool conm‘udation did not hat! 3.:
fighting chnncc. Even the most or»,
dent supportr'm of the measure m .
willing to admit this before the palb‘
had been opened more than tlm'
l’murs. Mm who were working M fit
the polling" placer-s said that the ' '
sure was. bring beaten by a two man -'
rob" and this seem-Ed to be the W
mt". which ht'IIT in almost, every M
T.“ local waivers. haw"- Kappa?“
»
cum... U14.» campaign tht: consolidm
cam.» Hit. as on case-r3! other W .
Siohs. U.» ppoplr of the Capitol m
013mm 11mm
arms APRIL 26TH
The first session in Norwalk. of the
1'? Will h!
.iterj Stalks District court.
held on Tuesday. April 26th. Judge
Ed 'in S. Thomas presiding.
Thfl {locket has not bn—n preporcrl
as yet. but the?“ will be a number of
casrs no for disposal. it is believed.
The establishment of a session of
the ("nits-ail States District court was
made this spring. Consichramr; fcxr~
mality marks tho: opening of such a
session. I’nitmi Starks district mmw
shals being the court. ofl’ir‘nrs.
.wlm Es :1 resiv‘zwnr a.”
aided considerably
I} e helmrg 0': Pour! session: here.
Prtssure of business from this swo—
I‘son of the state has la. n so great, that
Jllhfip Thnrrac
omalk. “il' be
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in
I
TRDDI’S DDDIIPY
EDDIN EACIDRIES
LON“
O\', Ayn-ll ‘. 6 ———A lockout has
factor} owners
of Turin tlm imror‘a or Italian i us-
tria! cez‘ ter. and troops have occupied
the factor u: there. says a despatch
to she Central News from Rome today
RESI'IJ‘S OF IRISH DRIVE.
The last Y's—port received from State
Headquarters at New Haven concern-
ing the drive for Irisfi Rene!”
reached a grand total of $247 05169
out of a quota of $301”! 800. The time
does not close until April 15. New
Haven did not start her canvass and!
March 29. NorwaIk. it may be
proudly said, {shouting it: own among:
cities of her class. The following 15
a summary:-—- ‘
Amnfl4n1-n:8nm‘ord. 32 5M);
Bridgeport. ”53300: Bristol. $2.066;
Baum 32.799: W 81,000; m-
entrain. $625: Glastonbury. 3:59;.
MO“!- 3153: Grown. $109; In!” *
foul “0.960: Mlfifilebury. $512.
IWR. or»: Jim ‘5. 33¢. 8‘;
8” Hana. $2i.1£!.83; North Kun-
fax-II. $275; Emit. 3&596: Norfolk.
34310:.an 31' 2&6; Norwich.
« an WOW-WM
$8.33!; New Britain. $23,066; New
Lagoon. $9.089; Wise ,8550;
wraps. 31.06%: mm 3890: South
Mnbnry. $159: comm 31.-
“an- "m ' 3293: TM.
354;} my. ‘ 3m: cm. '.
31.599. WW
amen. s m
it was {our3 necessary to have the
.‘r—easions here
TDDLLEY EAR EDEN
NDI HELD LIABLE
Tomorrow morning: .it is expected?
George Hetbler. of 5&2 Franklin ave-
mm and Thomas 5‘. Miller. of In
\Iaple street. the conductor and mo-
torman of the trolley whicfi John
Czako ran into on the night of March
28:22- will appear before Judge ‘03»
burgh in t} .e downtown court when
they will be rr leased from the charge
of manslaughter prefen'ed against
them.
The two men are under bonds of
$2.509 each. having tieen arrested In
order to conform with theélaw. fob
lowing Cakes death from a fracture
of the skull.
Coronet John I. Phelan. who held
so inane“ into the death here on
Thursday. March 3021;. lent his find-
ing seam-thy 211199!) at 1: 30
s’ctock. to Pro-vacating Attorney Cra-
m C. Eastman. H; tound that the
death was incidental. and that there
mummbeanmhedmthe
crew of the stone): car. '
W ACCEPTS - mm
m
WASHER GTO}: April 8. (By the
W Pm.) ”Hymn 1*. Herrick
W to accept appoiW 391“
I
have adhere-l :0 ms: district system. d
DINNER PLANNED
EDD SEEN. HIRED“;
Arrangc mvrzts for a testimonial din-
nor to he civvn to IV. \V. Hart“.
secretary 01' [hr Old VL'vll Hook 101'
Ladlii-r company and secretary of m a
("ozgnvcticuz l’1r¢»m(vrx's association. It
thc; Royal James hotel. Saturday .
night. by km: Norwalk Fire DcM' -.
mfnf. vsmr- cnmplv'vd last nizbt. Th.
jinn " wiEl be attended by all officers"
of 1-;e comnanics of "aw depart-v
m' at», Arts-.1! tight; persons will be
pus-(at at the affair.
The: pnmm'y purpose of the dinner
is to hoém 'Mr. Harlord for revelac-b
“on to the 0mm:- of secretary of the
Cmmccficm l-‘iremen's Association.
which he now holds. Eur. Hat-ford
vats appmmwl to that ofiicv: to fill tbs!
uwxpirw“ term of R. \V. McGee. of
“a: . Fawn. who died While in o
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‘ a
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ll
0: 1
”r
The luca. ‘57 «mon feel that Norwalt.
Should LI“ rs gusentsd in the? «smear:
of the r' m- 9W iation and intend I;
hack “2.1%.? and to the limn 4
The dim}! r will he presided over it}.
(,‘hif‘ -. George \\ Bognrdus. Sevelfl
adrix'isses will be ade by memm
of the dwpzzvtnlent.w
First District Fire companies I“?
night at the regular meeting VM_ ~h
send thozr officers and past officer! a; ,
the affair. This was the only not”
handled outside of rout‘ne a. “‘9‘. ":3.
nsrr .
comma; m
HARTFORD. April 6,—aAbout m
d bled 93: service men mode ‘1'
today to Governor Lure In his W
tive office at the Capitol and we
visited the House and Senate in“
don. The men are all W m
vocational training here A m ..
New Britain and 3mm
men are receiving from the ;~
men: 38 to 822 nmonthv‘hflehr . ',
vocatlaral taking and when ifl
enough rm} to into xmnfl_w
mg and then will We 31“. '
of them had been receiving
m from the income of the
000 state aid fund until an: 08
it was decided there were . '1 . 2
service men with familial in w 7
were more entitled. to 1mm 2
than these disabled WI!!! “0
EX-SERVICE MEN
. getting a little help K013 9'37 .'
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