*EWS THAT’S
LIABLE
m
HED 1870
ASSOCIATED rungs-NEWS moat alarms, or 111m 'wonmi BY A m WIRE AND o‘m OWN OPm'rOR.
f
Rain tonight and
Entered at the South Nor-walk Post
onlce as Second Class Mail Matter.
V
will
. . Allen Save Robert Wolf- '
1 . .1 ..2 11:1 .1 11111011 of Railw aymen Decide to Sup- schlager . . '
,. .5 '3‘ g) 0 .
1111‘ '1 1 -~ lritish Minel S—HOPCd to Get the ~ - 6, 000 Wounded Are Said to Be in the Hospitals“ in B
1-1131 4}?“ 12131991: the Owners .Today. .0}; 2;." 1:323; {321“ “‘ngg’r‘fif‘mlifi’fp —-Queen Sophie Appeals to the American Red C
s. 1.—— 1 _._._.___1 schiagcr, ms rcscuwl from drowning ~ for Nurses and Four Classes of Doctors Have B '
1 1., '-1 1 1 ' Associ- ‘ . at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon by 2
. I. . ‘ . .\.t‘.iou.1l Explanation of thc city managersllip prompt Work on 111.. part of Iiarrr NEW YORK- AP?” 8,—Imprcssed :CalledI out 1’ ‘ v
1:. II . . I. “lulu-1's. 111.11 plan of govcl'umcnt was made ycstcr- Hanson and \‘jmw-m Allen, nlpm])(ur.s by the detailed account 0f the JOSED}! '
-. a .. 1 . 1 1:..-.'.\.-.:1,\m~1; (lay in an interesting manner» by of the N01\\.1lk 1:21:11 club. The lad, Bowm‘ Elwo” murder given at Bufia' 1 . . . . .
, . ,1 ,. :11 NWOI,‘ 0.‘ Mayor Clifford 1:. Wilson. of m-ldge- “as rushed to the Norwiuk Hospital ‘0' l’es‘erda-‘VP-V “0-" Hal“? “rm” NIP?“ “'1.“ S’;_T:').‘Psh fifmonz‘," \' \s
I 11 111.1 mum. port. at the weekly luncheon of the after the application of first_aid moth- Governor “'hltlnan. \vhoIls in charge til '5 B1“? rO-‘l‘ImC l" “I1 31:4‘Idncf’ ll \
1' :I1.-.1.1‘1 0: 1.11101“ Kiwanis club held in the Royal Jami-s oils of resuscitation and was allowed of thc inurdCr investigation. said to- ‘01-’31“ 21:0: )0 Asia (for as. L
. 1 l Hum-.1114 . , llolcl. 'l‘hc luncheon was attended by to be taken home :. few hours later. day he was beginning to takcImore on” in}. m x" I”)? ‘ms rccehe at e
I . II 11-113 . ’ 63 members or the organization. The little 1nd “:11 playing in the seriouell' Rig-”“5. alleged confosston or N 11;:51151 .olfilfntiglffiod hcr for the
. . 11.. “”th ”m“ . “Greater Icflicicncy; lack of delay. 111;“- 01‘ the old J(11:I'< and Hotchkiss complicity in the crime. ’ safotjrof‘llrl;e cintiredGrcck E: edition-
1, 51.1,, .1 ‘1, ”WP“, I and cutting of red tape. arc sonic of Plumbing company building at M" Whitman at fi{stIlla;i{bccn $5.03. ary 1.6“? ' p
. -. .. . . .. . 11w improvcments of the c111; ”-111- 1.. 1 1 . 1. n 1 ticul of the story tod 1y arris 'c‘- . .
. ,11 (111'.'- IAir . . -« \\..ll bllLti “inn l.1 s ppcd on the _ , - . . . _ -
L ”11.11:: (.1 y... ml”. lacrshlp plan." said Mayor \\'ilson. wet tank and pzunxml into the water “(”qu." night “Hf": TITSI‘IWTQSP 1“ {lut- _SeSSlon UV 1“ Open at the ”30:9 lflnflic‘ugttTku‘hgp;:;:;siosutfe
. . . .. . ' - 'v 7 “W119“ compared with the lrt'SPlll ~q .. talo. Thisfikeptlmsm, was mm 3111- . I _ . .. . . .
. .1. - r x1 s .1 \.111. .1 l [Al 0\Li hi- head. 7 0d 1 _, 1 .
'II IIIIIII'Hn‘i.‘ 01......” m... 30!.“ ‘3‘“ woman IS Elected form 0! City governmcnt of thc nla- At tho time «1‘1le accident. Hanson (“l- Vms duo ‘0 the ram ”‘3‘ the au‘ south Nor.“ alk Dieth 181' f'e‘lt‘ruthml‘ :1th f‘lfppoaeil.‘ Judgisrgg
.- 1.111..- W. “.11111111- 1;... Chairman 0f the Natlonal 1011:)” of vmcs with the exception of and Allen “H..- “111111ng Joc Smith thorlliP-‘v 811‘??de had ITIG‘JQIi‘Cd 5‘7"“ Church Ihls Afternooxr lhzri‘l‘swndmwofinj'iflcd grforgaqlgnéam-i:
-: . III IIIII (tlill't'l't‘l‘.(“'. “70nlanss Part those who still stick to thc llozll‘d (11‘ {it “.Qrk urltiug 51:11:! near “I... Vi'all dil‘t‘i‘l‘mn confessions. sin by letter and bei (hos in]: in Drum . 1
11' 't lllli'l {11'1“‘1'1‘11 lll~- y SPINCIH‘IPH as the governing hotly." _" -1 one in person \ Y R Altl '1 ll 1 l l ’ n kp ‘ A l.
‘ I . ' II. .. . . ~— "A (1113- Should m. lzun “h. :1 [mg], ti (3 on age Eifl'ht A photograph 01' a cvs or wom— I 101121 H'I in 11:1 unr; 01 I111.
" 'l I H’: I‘ML‘Of'L \\.\.\‘lll.\'G’l‘UZ\‘. April 3,..-1-r11smpm “(.35. out» ma“ should have cutil'c CO“ 11119 P V ) an was tnntntixclv idclltificd by Harris lgourll-l Annual (.lldl-r lions(‘.1111‘1-1~¢'-nm- ANGORA. As‘u Minor. April 8.—
"‘ "‘i“"" m l'” Harding was urgv-d to lend his support charge. l'udcr lllc prcscnt government as that of “Mrs. Fairchild" who, he or l‘alrficld county docs not start until Kiuzim K.’ 1 lgl‘klr, commnndcr ol' .
“Mini”? Llw.‘ ".7 inll11-lllu.1\c1ncutt0 obtain equal rights in llrridm-lmrt and also hcrc. 11,1111» sold. offered 55.000 €3Ch ‘0 lfim and H“ 5055”" ”“5 “”1'1'110013 411 511171 p’rl'l‘ki-‘lh Nationalist ”"6"” 1'“ EVEN"
I TL“. «.11. 1“ W H” mm" H i” “W" ""5"?“ ““0”" ”W are u multiplicity of lmurdstnuslng :2 l . o'clock, wllpu conference (lfliccl‘s will um. 11:1.“ :n'rivml h""" M lh" 110ml of
' ‘ , 'I’H-l' L’ I‘I‘ ”I'I ‘ my. 111 :1 cummitlm» 01‘ the National "Ix-(1:11 105.1.- M‘ (Al'l‘orl 11ml cl‘tiricncn ’l‘hc Continued on page Eight) he electvd. thr- scssinns :11 all llilll'S :1 Pn‘ull'y divisinu :11‘1111' :1 1'cmurkgible
. 1 I l. II...1:.1I~I1 IIlIIIIxIIIHI \\,.1111:11~1':1Il'I:1It.\. which cllllcll on him Name or 11111 1113:1151" ('nllIth in.» ('1-11- I ' . to 1’9 held at “E" South Norwlz'k march 1'1'0mI .'\"'l1'l‘ll;l, H“ w": sum-
'I ‘IIIII I'II 111:; II’IIIIII‘I ' l 1311' V. lllli- iimlsv yt'si-w'dus' :1rt.-:-- Utilized undo" 1114- 1:1't-scllt forln 01' cily J I Mi'lhOtlist Churfll' l‘noncId 1”. ".w_ ‘.\.pm' in 1‘10111 l.‘ the
‘ I ’ ' ' " ‘I_ 21mm lundnl 11:1 Miss T‘ITFTt‘ Hill of :50“.anan You don't :01 quick (.0, ‘ J a A Some 400 boys :1er cxpcctml to m. rill‘klsll 5111101131131 (“low-lumr'nt after
" b I L" L' f VUIWLHK. ‘lLllIf—tlll‘w‘ of former tcprc- lion; you 111 \11 1 'm 8H “m, a munp {end from all oi'i'r l-‘uirl‘uld ('nlllliy lhc Greeks luuw'hcd tlxv‘lr ofl‘cnsive
‘ ' ' "1 ‘ '"’\" “‘ “1.111212 \t'lllilll‘n.‘ [111111-11th r .l_ Hill. ;)li(‘il.\' m boztl'us. 1 . . . _ . . 1 and many arriw-d hcrc- this 1111mm. on 0515‘ of Smyrna :mIrl l'lrusn.
II 1 111 .\t :1 1111441113.: 01' lllr- (lXi‘t'lltlYo “0111- u“... (10,21 med :1 form of govern- Then CINClInnatl. Hold-Up 3 earliILfiind in spilt} of lIho 111.11..m.1n1.dgliIc IcontIigumi his \yayII to tllcafrnoglt,
l-"‘- " 5 '-7= " ‘ "'9' ”"‘ ' lllllll“ 1'1 tin 11101111111,r Miss Hill “as t. . . 1. . . . .. . ' won 1 spent to 3111-: wtvn-vh thcir C RT “2 "T0 V‘ 1-“ “0 "a" 9— ‘
’ -"‘~<‘ll"'l K“ - 'l 111.-, 'l " ’ .1. 1 1r . . lucnt 5",?“ 11.. “0 km“. no“. It maids Gang Ransached RegIS' ‘ arrival and 1110 o ruin" xv r'zim In k- Flim'ik “(WON‘T 1n N""“‘""31“T‘n Asia.
I .1 II, . l 1-1 y i 1\ , ‘ " P 111111111 of U“ \u‘l'i‘onal WO- for a (ilvcrsmll of opinion. It (ll-lays I . . a . _ .n -‘ ‘ L 0 hi'
} U1” I} I h: ‘ ll 1 ‘. f .1111 :1 I 111,. “1111 which sllc and lltl ”cm”. 11 (-ncourngcs political 111.- tered 1‘13)" Ill U- 8- Rial] 1'“ O‘V‘T‘Hw ”1;“ _~_ mor.
1.I 11 II” .1I. 111 ”I1. (1. .11--11-I:I\1_. _\11-I\I ”111.1311 ”m \\r-cd “a“. tronngc.“ , TrUCk 'l‘llf‘ downward trend 01' ”H. moyip; I Rev; 1-.:~111~>‘l 1-. 3:1 “(111101. 11:.::1.11"0fl ... .. .. .
I"; V l 1““. :‘h‘l “I“ 1 11"“. L‘ ;L"P‘“":“L"‘i SPX‘V" “5 hil'tumy. Mayor \X-‘ilson lllru went on to do- ownrxl imulorul s11! guts. particularly '--‘-‘I‘I 7:01‘Walk ( olll."".Lt “11110111: 1 (‘lllll’l’T‘Lf A l H “- " '1' ‘ «1‘7. lhn Ammcnat-
'11 " 1111'. '1' " 1"1“""" 3“" " "i ‘ “' l'n «lent Hunting 'lssurcd \Iiss s ' A . . . — ‘#'“~ i~ ' - t wol' ‘t‘ohs concern- “'1 rclivcr the Oiltlllill': .14ldrtss this‘wl 1’1" '-" ‘x'f 2211‘1-1‘. 11-" 1": t'tlrliN‘S
, ., -. M... 1 ‘1. .\. - ‘ ._.. - .. .Cl‘lllC the old forum of town goycrn- 1' .\._\.. (1. 1951 1— , d- HlU‘IK‘l 0 l' ‘ "‘ ‘ ' - _ . . . .. _ II II . . . - .. .I
'-"""~-‘ “I:I‘~I' 11‘1“ ‘I‘I'WI‘I‘h' If I'II'I‘ "‘I llxli and 1110 other women present. ment in which the town affairs were q,~E:.§gf:{..f.ul.z; ”up ,uiliclc 3:211:05: h”: scx_ ““13 (hl‘lormi' “a“ night. by atlmnoon. ms “1pm bung “100‘” mime ”111111.; N "K”?! 11111.11qu 110m
" "‘ 'I'I'"0l‘lI‘I-Ig '1’ 11111111 0 l"”"" 1111111111111: about sixty. that he is in ——-— ,1.” hm. hi“... ,1“ 1].“; any “r.“‘w 0;. Roy. Robert C. \Vllitchead. of Stral— '30 (OUTPY‘E'HCRI . lth SmIllnn :lmlII .11I11..1Iflrmts that
" I"I " “mu" .... .. l~ l . ‘I‘("\lt'l 111:1 >111: 112111111 will; tllc aims of the legis- (Continued on page Six) three ‘llanrl'il< who l«1<‘ night held it {on}. in a lcctm'c dchvorod at the IFolloMlngI this scssloIn.I a lmnquct samldrlI aulllolilu's in his country
I,“'II”“"‘ .O“'I"‘” “q ‘1‘ II, "1 11 ”1'”: “Skin! by the National Woman's .__~ 1 run”! I r11. “flll‘i'll'lnll'uck h?” and, par“ Congrcgutlonzll Church of .\'or- Will be sened in thc dining room at aIl'c mu. 111 1:,» ('Izll'Ic for lhcm pl'IOIpl‘rlY-
' ""1 ‘°’{ “”U‘ ‘1‘? 90”"“m "2' ” ":1111 to re movc discrimination against ‘. ‘P '... L .. -h . ' walk. The titlc of thc lcclure was ”'1“ h- & G..Corsct m”‘”“‘- “l“ “9‘" 0f 1?“ thousand ”NW“ m9“ ““"jpd at
.11... 01 the pump mpn ['(JIuILlllEf to \I r11» (-11 in the federal laws . lobbc-d it o lllllL 1111.11 cs of legistcr— ““711“ Shall “I Do \Vitll the l’ilmm which has bcen gcncrmlsly donatcd by plmous ycstcrduv and found made-
,. . . . ' .A' ; 5.1-1.1" ". ' . . ’ ‘ ed mril. 1:0." l‘lllllL! ll .1 truck asi wa ‘ ‘ . ' 1 ' ~ ~ . .... "1 . ‘
L I'l'lllt'itilrfttil‘tiofllztgllurfi‘un “ 1 \ll\.\ Hill 5 rr-mzlrks wore as follows: leavin‘g 1hr I‘t‘lllln‘fill‘ 'lnd Ohio tpans In his talk Rev. Mr. “'hltchcad I‘e- Chutles T' ID‘mONd' 'lhc supp?‘ 32%” ”"300310.g111:I:c§c;:mlod:2ronls.Io the
'.~ :' .41 l l‘ ' . - _ 1. . . 1 - _ I . .-‘A . I ,
l» 1 at .\|1. l’l‘l-Sltlt'nt. we have come to you mm] 5111mm1 :11 llmmiller street the cognizr-«l the immensc cducatlounl 2:“ “3“}; )lhIlh: mcgiher; 01 d e AmuIIEIlIlII 1:1:d110ross in filthy-is for nurs-
' ' ' ' valuc of the movie through the reach- lugs ug erc. un cr t 6 ea on c var-0N
cs and tour classes 01" doctors ha
rcnssemlllmi
the SOVUl'l‘llllv'l. "
"1.1 miner's
.1 1'. l 11:13 -r .., ~
, I , I(I1III(I‘I(I1II;I.II1II:III IO confer _\..~. 1 it'sldt'lll. your support can lead driu‘r 11rd \\"1111r ll ”um“. railwav
L ‘ b ‘ ' ' ' h ‘1 L ' I ' ‘ 3 ’ : ' oral subjects.
It \ .. 11:1 lcr.‘tooi that in his rr-pl; . . , man CJcrlx. to (3,”, 1., a secluded 3L thc tcudtncy to use 1mm .
x l x 1 (( Ollllllll('d On Page Sixteen) 10". “.110". “m two “1.”. handcuffed to Ho spoke of the good and bad pass» .
Continued on page Eight)
ARE “ERIIWNEB”
‘~11,'islature C om mi t t ee
cple Alliance Of
Labor In Big. “Strike
12111191311011 of Transport Workers and
11+ 1111- lv-udr-l' or the party in power.
BURDEN lll TAXES
11121111113 11111111111
CNX M“ AEER
"PLAN EXP INED
WADE APPEAL
[IN TUESllAY
tence of’death imposed upon him here
last January for the murder of George
E. Nott. will be given by the Suprcmc
Court of Errors and Appeals which
opens the last of its semi-annual ses-
sions in Fairfield county ncxt Tuesday.
#5
#
holdup mr-n lorccd Jnsc-ph Arbino. The
the stccriu: \\'ll
Going to the
bandits.
Continued
using :1 duplicate key.
cel of
rear of
un
DISTRICT DEPUTY
their machine.
the ruck. l'he
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Harry Hanson and Vincent
lllllE HARRIS"
CPNTESSION
ing of so many people. but deplored
bilitics of the film.
tor. Mr. \‘s’hitchczld spokc of the
ncccssity of ccnsorship. but said that
this was secondary to public opinion.
he
in
to
built about clcml subject. This.
said. should be done particularly
refercnco to films to be shown
children. '
Saturday.
(Continued on page Seven
Greeks SufTered
A Great Reverse
bccn cullcd out by the govctnmcnt.
k‘t‘
fiiJJI
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m
Mrs. George Thorne Hill to Serve as First Chairman—d
Sees in League, the Women Nurses Needed by a
Sick World—Reports of Cleveland Convention for
- . . . !
Votes Incorporation ll} Favors Repeal 0f Part Of Execution Sct for May 20. TALKS T" K "I: 8
6 [3 lte 0f EnthUSlaStS L . d E Judge \Villiam H. Comley. Jr.. at- Q . , May Meeting
'1" - uxury an xcess PTOfitS torncy for “'adc has carried his cnsc . ‘x . w-" mgnm'z '1"
I llsrepresentatlons Tax a to thc Suprcme court in a last effort to - o ‘ . w P . . , . fl
saw him from tho sontencc of death Edward J. Splnn and John \V. [iflES Tn JIJRY Sevents- women. representing ole“ a condidoncf lnIItho aIblhtIyIIeotf sd’m 1;:
- . "w 1' " . . lca cr. n (lscussmfr or
IIII I _ I “'ASHING'FON. A r“ S.—‘P.c cal o schcduled to bc carried out on Ms) 5.11111) “ere Iciccted dciczeles to the en touns. gathered at the. Royal 9- . I . ., . I _
1 1.111 ll «rtl‘ord Courunt is drcad_ come surleyes. part of thc luxuarv created ‘1 sensation all over ‘56:“? Ln?» ‘ olumbus to P6 held m. Mcridcn on v . two 0,0100!“ to organize “‘9 Fairfield d ‘ .i‘visol'l‘ “council in addition
I II 1." II :cripturc “IdzIé II min- Hues and the ll'yir‘s on soft drinks land and despitc his plea of msnmlv Ma) 111th. \\ illiam P. \\ ard and Ed- (‘OVleGTOIM 6a.. IAIprll 8.—The Countv League of \Nomen Voters The an up 211 t" ,flI 1rs slid the town
‘ 1 .1. .' ‘ ' ‘ . , and transportation was “11‘1”..th ‘..8_ he was found guilty and Sf‘llli‘llf‘f'll to Ward J. Bay” were aPDOlntcd ancr- case of John S. Williams. Jasper .‘ . I- I toIlht coun .1Io lCIt I. .I I
>1 1-1 1.305991 “Oll'd ”9 a ranl. “Inn” in Tie-pres m t" “ ~‘ death “I‘— Judge Gporgp 1g. “11mm". mitt-s. at a meeting of South Norwnlk (‘ounty farmer. on trial in Superior meeting “as called ‘0 order bl Miss units. That enthusiasm lan high we.
. _ I I . \Vl'ominli Republic‘unatrifldordfiildflil. who at proscnt is holding a special Council. No. 1253. K. of C.. held last (‘Iourt here {or the murder of one of Grace Murray, State organizer. who, proved by the \I'olmg GOWID 0f 8 3‘18"
" “hm” A.' ”‘0 31“” “0”” ”mm. “.,,o I. ,. .4 - . e divorce 'Court session in the same evening. Paul Schultzc. of the local the eleven negroes allegcd to have “ting as tcmporarl Chairman. spoke gestion from Miss Murrai that the"!
1.1 ”murm- lus statement that lll'll‘ll- llf «c T“ {In “ slatIcmctlt courtroom where “'11th was trii-d. council. also gave a talk on “Loyalty." been killed while held in peonage on briefly on the advantages 0" a county would he no m’COSSll." f0" 3'10“”?
. ““1““ “O'P‘mnmlmems “a” qfirtinm Opfut).l(: rd: fimmmdmg a Mrs. Ethel It. Nott and John 12, One of the features of the evening his plantation. was expected to go to “gamut“? A nominating commil- meeting until June. The delegate!
E.‘."“‘” ('T‘HM 43 9“" ."mrs m (19' A “\chshnul‘dx'} mil} (in: 1 .. Johnston allcéod accompliccs of Wadi. was an address by District Dcllu'l)‘ the jury today. With the presenta- teQICODSISUHS 0f MI'S- J- 0- Gregory. with one voice decided that the!
"" “"0 ”'"m‘d mm- or t.“ N ”‘1 ‘..m\;n‘m\ “0 mmsmm are schcdulcdlor trial nnxt lnonth he- l‘lmmas E. McCIoskcy .ot‘ 1)allbul‘.\‘. tion of evidence completed and argu- chairman; MTS- James T~ Rourkc.~of WOllld meet again A" May to report:-
" ”"10” ‘ r. .lolldcll stated tcrm of tho Criminal Who talked to the members on the mcnt begun late yesterday. it was be- Bridgeport. and Mrs.:l\Iortimcr Keel- progress. and also to hear in full,
or. of Ridgcfield. presented :1 slate from those who plan to attend the
1:11 1» :11(-.\'cr was speaking ill be.
(Continued on page Si}
7 ’ : ll Elks Visit
Bridgeport Lodge
Bridgeport Lodgc.
:11. if‘llPVOll‘llt and Piolcctivc
l.-1' or Elks. Wt-rc installs-d lust cvc-
1111: by District lupuly Grand Tits}!-
.1 Hull-r C Irvin: l'.\lm:,rt011. assist-"vi
.1y nl‘.‘l:lllt‘l> ol' .\'nr\\‘::ll«: l.0(i}:.v, H. l‘
1' ll. T121- lncnl tlwlr'gntion includr-d
villt‘A Mr. llyillmou. John \V. 1102:11—
(‘llu-lv-a ll. llilworth. Frank
11111117. Funk-rick l-l-idcli. Slzllllcy
~ l-Ilbirt W. Clark, John \V.
:=ll”(‘l‘ and Robert C. Mitchell.
3121:1011 performed the work ill
5-1' that called forth the high-
-.1tllt-lld;ttion from cvcryouc pres-
.H~1e [was an attendance of
"1'1 Elks. and following the
1 session an elaborate dinncr.
lllt‘\'lll“ entertainment from
upon theatres was enjoyed.
-1 - officer.» of
5’ - aulny Begs Allies
(live Her Upper Silesia
1"- April 8.——Gérman_v has
- m 1111- Allies and the Inter-
"\\‘itll :l \i.-\\ 01' lq—pl'illlnl: or 1111110-
IflEAL HNiH SllflllflL
DRAMATIC CLUB
WILL fill/E A PLAY
l’ll-p:11'.'llit'»ns :ll‘t‘
prt >1 1111111011 01' the
1min: of 1111» Nol'wulk llilrll scrool
l)!‘:llll:!llt“ club. "It Pays to Adm-Misc."
by 1:01 (“cope-r Mcgruc and
TliH‘kI'li. which will tukc place
.'It 8:15 this cvening in the Regent
theatre, 'l‘hc play was originally pre—
svntl-d zlt thr- Cohan and Harris thea-
tl'c in thv York. several years ago.
undcr the dircction of the Cohan and
Harris syndicate. and made its ap~
pearance in motion pictures six
months ago. with Bryant \Vashburn
in the stellar role. There is no doubt
of thr- tinlcly interest that it contains.
as is cvidenced by the fact that. al-
though the original production was
launched in 1914, it is still popular
'15 a vehicle for stock companies and
touring theatrical companies. which
t'omplclt- for the-
fmlrlll :mnual ol‘-
:1 l'zll't'i-
\\';1'l. :'
(Continued on page Five)
fore tllc May
the Supreme bench.
I
SENATE GETS
EflPX 0E SUNDAY.
BASEBALL BILL
HARTFORD,
Assembly llud smother
day. tlllnillg off a large amount of
work and getting through just ahead
of the opening of committee hearings.
interest in the latter ccnter in the
finance bill which would take out of
the exemption from taxation class the
realty of fraternal and other organi-
zations which have dues-paying mem-
bership.
This bill would compel such bodies
as the Masons, Odd Fellows. Knights
of ColumbusIand Grangers to pay
taxes. ' .
.The Senate, received the Sunday
baseball bill adopted by the House
yesterday and sent it. to the calendar.
A bill to.ha’ve the State take over
the State Girls‘ School, at Middletowgt
April 7.——'l‘llc Gsrncral
“top spt-cd"
good of the ord
er. M 1'.
Two slight 1
"1.1:. Thr- first
Tt-Vas “ii
. Gilligan
mobile
\‘u‘llt'll
‘ultir-i
had
’—1
(ll‘.
1—4
FliCJ'l.
station
tutomollilc
plzlcc near
his cmxlmercial
operated
\i‘ilton.
ticated the accident.
A second
11110.
N. Y..
hill whom a car
Pampi. of New
it.
damaged as the
\‘x'alter J.
accident
the foot of Armory hill and “’est ave-
Hymond. of Purdy.
was driving his machine up the
Thomas
collided with
Holly machines were rather badly
happened
owned by
Hav en
lesult of the collision.
32113121 wullllllls.
3111111 11111111211111
8.-—Policeman
CHICAGO.
April
M cCloskcy
accidents
lmppcned in the First District ycstelw
took the
at \cht avcnuc. P.
auto-
parkcli in hunt of the station
automobile
Fitzpatrick. of
up or. the right side of it and collided
iV ‘1 1? The mudguard was hem and
’Mliro burst as tli‘c result of the colli-
Sr‘rgeunt J. Harry Gibson hives;
by
pul led
a.
lieved that final pleas of counsel for
groes were. killed at the defendant's
ordcrs \Villiams was not sworn and
therefore under Georgia law was not
subjected to cross-examination.
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' IS flESTlTflYEli
Fire of mysterious origin destroyed
a Maxwell automobile valued at
$1. 300. the property of Michael Pieci-
one. at 6: 15 o’clock this morning. as
the. car w-as in a garage on Concord
street. owned by Salvatore Chariott.
The Central station apparatus was
summoned by a telephone alarm. but
the fire had practically destroyed the
car. The garage was also badly dam-
aged. The loss to the car was covered
by insurance carried through T. H
Canty, while the loss to the garage is
covered by insurance carried bv J. M.
Layton 8: co. .
Yoemen Must Do ,1 ‘
36 Drills Each Year
Yeomen belonsins *0 the United
the
Stratford. .
Secretary—Mrs. Clement A. Fuller.
of Stamford.
Assistant Secrctary—Mrs,
liilcy. of Bridgeport.
”Upon taking the chair Mrs. Hill Was
eivcn a warm and enthusiastic. wel—
r«111w; there being: aprarent. nt rmcc.
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At 3' meeting held Monday evcning.
April 6th. at - The Nor-walk Iron
Works. by twenty-five of the cm—
niovees. an Athletic Association was
formed to promote and advance the
interest of the employees of the com-
pany in all branches of clean sport:
it being the imention to have all em-
ployees ot.the company belong to and
take some. part in mpklng it a success.
Coplidembfi interest was shown in
the‘ movement and a constitution and
and a grt-at nccd for this type of or—
gnniznliou.
‘Mrs. E. G. H. Schcnck. of Wilton.
askcd pcrmission to lay bcforc the
meeting ccrta‘ln prolllcmswvhich have
arisen in the work l‘or'child welfare
in the Stnlc. Shc was Iistcncd to with
dccp interest.
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‘Vork in the actual cxhumation.ot
bodies of thc soldier dmd intc .w‘d 11'
the Surenes Cemctcry Beileau Wood
Cem’e'tcry. and the Argonne Cemetery
will begin after May 1 next. Only
those bodies from those cemeterlet
will be removed to this country when
requests for their return have been
filed with the Cemeteriai Division, Of-
1111- lull introduced into tho I . . I Slici r c ur. 2d“... lca for
:«1 1.1 .\‘1';‘.rllor Nicks-r5011. 0f f‘I"; ”“I' "‘0‘“ I‘“”'"‘“” “"‘1,°b3°c“°“' cl‘clmgni‘v i:de:1iet‘l]fn::oqr(lillg $0 manv also complimculell the council on its both sides would be concluded today which was unanimously (-lectcd.
'1""1."lml';tllll: tho orzztnlzn- I: "',I 0.. ”“‘I1I”I‘-“"”t “13“!“ JU-‘l HS ff" lawvcrsdilrs. Nottcnd Johnston mm. __ within thrcc or four hours. secretary pro tern. Mrs. Marion Raw- wcck.
- l-.»-:..l.: or “'llOSO mcmbcrs arc I“ "I lIf‘fs’I‘H’l N do ”"11 “”11 Sll” both he on trial on Ma“ 20 “mpg, Continued on Page Seven. The trial was shortened by the pres- son. of Riverside, being empowered to The spt'ukcr of the day was Mrs. P.
' L" ““5““ 111““ St- ”"9““ ( 1.11.1 “Fulfill-n} "PW-nu” ‘0 “w” ”1" \vndt- is lmnzcd ' cntation of only one witncss for the cast one ballot. Robct‘lson—Jones. first vicc~prcsidcnt
. th “mum”? was compggpa “““~»‘“”‘-‘~ “Millul‘ffi 11mi N'L‘Illlut‘ 1.x. noun-r S.‘(‘1lnllnilltrs rcnclll‘ll :11 his defense, \Villiams taking the stand in The county officers circled wcrc: of the New York City League of Wo—
""“"'""’"'r "mp" it is ”03‘ (( ——., home in Stamford vcstcrdav declared T MHBII‘E his own hchalt‘ ycsterd 1y as the only County Chairman—Mrs. George men Voters. Mrs. Jones. who is both
‘ 1V '1 liO-lt‘ml‘ver WOul'i haw 0min “1 0” 1““ 9‘19““) he will be m-psont in court-Wm.“ the . attempt by his attorneys to refute the Thorpe Hill. of Norwalk. an able and finished speaker. gave 3.
"mm “W” though 1”" "a“ ‘_ case comes up for argument and will testimony of the state's star witness. \‘icc-Cllairman—Mrs. Latham Bart- most interesting and inspiring ad—
' '-'“' “'1'!" 3" commaudmculs. look after the state's interests before Clyde Manning. negro 13055 on the lett. also of Norwaik. dress on thc special municipal work
4 “'illiams farm that the (level! 110- 'l‘re'asurcr—Miss Maude Hull. of that mayhctakcn up by this league—-
the Army. “'ashincton. I). C The-a
cemeteries, together with the Flanders
National (‘OllVC‘lllloll in (‘lcveland, n6xtI
lice of the Quartermaster General 'of .
locked the truck cage door and care-
: lderation of the appeal of El- . ' ' ' '
J“ HEADS Cons I fully picked vcr m" {inks of mail which should operate in co-operatlon
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"a 7"" 9 carry n8 0‘“ 0 a 5911' on Page Seven. houses to secure the best possible films -I6Iti‘; .e'
Field Cemetery at Bony, Department
of the Aisne.“'have been dolilnlled t.
permanent American cemeteriol (at
the interment o! the dead not to be
was favorably reported. and later it
was sent back to the committee ow-
ing to uncertaintv of its provisions.
The desire or New Haven to keep
John Tracey and Robert Nikisch are
dying. Matthew Lalich died early to-
day. and two others are fluttering from
wounds received in a street tight in
'11‘1~31011 at Oppeln. Silesia.
1' despite Polish intimida:
llir plebiscite the result_
~11 shown that upper Siles-
States Naval Reserve. W110 live in N01” hintaws were adopted and officers for
walk. have been gnrormed that. 11er the ensuing year were elected as fol—
are required under the present lawmfl .
Nationalists and
Socialists' in Fight
President—W. E. Mathews.
tn In-main German. The
~t that the territory be
worsted as a part of Ger-
lllr- notes say. “makes
«1 llrnlly convinced that
~ can no more exist with-
tllnn Germany Without
"~ Should upper Silesia be
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' to protect the Polish
"'1 also to supply Poland
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3 these coal fie!
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LONDON, April '8.——0fiices of the
Chamber of Labor in the Italian‘City
of Padua were burned last-night by
members of the Extreme Nationalist
group. says a Central News dispatch
foam Rome. The Socialists ntIimce
proclaimed a. general strike and form-
ed a procession with the intention of
burning one of the Nationalist clubs
in the city. While manning- through
the streets._ the Socialists encountered
its own colonial reports will be met
by the State Library being. the cus—
todian ot" the original copies while
photostatic copies are sent to the City
or Elms for public exhibition. accord-
ing to a bill from the State Library
committee.
A his hearing in prospect is that set
for April 21 when the Committee on
Federal Relations will hear those in-
termed in memorials than?” for.
late last night.
As Tracey and Poliéemln John If:
Wl’ute, who was wounded in the hands
met a party of three steel worken. a
quarrel began. it was said. when the
policemen in ptainclotheoavere crowd—
the South Chicago steel mill district.
ed'ofltithe sidewalk. The steel work
ers opened fire and by the time both
um had W their guns. gal mu
' pain Joseph
to perform thirty—six drills each year
in addition to the two months' active
sea duty requiredto be performed at
”some time during each four years“
enrollment. Yeoman of the Third
Naval 'district may perform these
drills at the headquarters of the Third
Naval district. Third 1uterine and
Twenty-ninth street. Brooklyn. N. Y.
either two evening! a. week. “9563?
Vice—president—George Cutteridge
Sec-etan'—Albert E Dunn.
Wet—Thomas Vaughn.
An executive committee. consisting
head of the Welfare Department. Le-
vof’Perma'n, and three others. Howard
Anderson, Fred on and Lester
of the officers of the association. the I
returned to till-country. Thin will in
no way affect the previous request- at
or burial in national cemeteries.
Major fieneral "H L. Rogers. The
Quartermaster General announced to-
day:
aligned. was duly elected to manage
the affairs or the Association.
‘and Wednesday, train 7 to WI mg.
‘3» '
mmwfllbelormedto amoeba
‘ .iflmmb.
to begin work in early summer.
relatives for the return or remain. 110'
this ‘eountrv either for private burial '.
“Preparations are now being no“
mummtnd Inseam his.
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