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EAT PACKERS
PLAN ACCEPTED
~4 if 4. & Company and ArmOur & Company Agree to Dis-
pose of Their Interests Through Two Trustees ——-
Apprfved by the Distr'ct of C o l u m b 1 a Supreme
4'- our
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UPENQAFERENBE
Delegates Will Leave T61
3 ' I mummy (4.- f].. l
g. :. 4......- .5... 4.4.4.3.. .‘ morrow for Brooklyn
. -- 4.4;. luv-1:: 'r. 44. t.’
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‘3 14.444: varn inches lull
'..§mt l54' pounds.
A? l4-4. 'imv l‘nzvl‘mnn \v : emnim
ml ’4; Can‘t llrotftcrs it: Viz-5:1 art.
$5, 000 CASH
SlHlEH EHHM
' HIHHEHEEH
_\‘or\v:4.lk police today were furrisli-
44.! mill: :1 ill-scription of James lli: hil-
:.::~.n, “”33 James II:‘4,en(h formerli.
‘ _.t;mr’.. “ho is \\unt-‘-.li
'4i pulu. .4 . .4r
KIA
f‘_'~ l:1§l.ldg“—
the theft. of $3,t:I§-n in
.’.l.~'ll. .‘l gulol “Karl. and 3 him :4nIi
'4‘.'T!llv' sla'uwil suit of ClOil7FS ":' .;i
(‘hurlvs .\. Tater. :1 rt-stnn'
or “1.44.4.4: :.1 TM shr-rz’
Sammy night. it is 5.1144201.
le :Ifin m lluslir‘en v:.4~‘ r4
"-lul-Ias l""3.':l4; TnIl-Jr, it!"
Li 4‘". Tu“: c F‘H'lfl' 444i 7"
-"-.'S h:
an! l-z-lpcr
l0 l': plucr
fur
man. 1' lint-4d
ulti-l l». 'l‘1fieriil :3..-
1t which uni:
\\'('(“z\'S 41:0.
\Vlz4444 ’l‘ut4 r opened up for 14
Nun-lay warning. lu- found t! .
S'4 “OI l. l. -l in :1 info. tngv-HI 4'
t! 4-4 (4"‘4 r “6-5 ind 1404!: ..4l
that lil:.~.lim.2n “as missing
_\ m-nrn‘nl your! .4l. rm “nu w
in 1.44314243’ cities. lhe miss
51nd to I40 about '31 Vlt'al‘h‘ 4'4":
and \vvisltml
Tail
0522.24.44} ‘
24".:
.I .
.iti(:(
EHH HIH HHN
Must Spend $12,000 in
“t-zgthening and Alter-
- Armory in This City
Electric Railway Bills on B
m. . 55.11} for til. State"
2 _. 4 2. tr ngth4 . l Be
.4 "9.44 SH: 3 Armoxtymili; ‘jlxlids NOW Pending fore G
.. swim. to no...” the Report of Judiciary Co
-z4*4..;4r4;le4i gun that will E S
4 424441.531 part of the (441121;. in Senat aCCharine
intuf‘l'fi' II. {'onst Artillery
114- 45154: \i estimates of the state high-
44 4 uriiEoE the new National
lute-d States Government is 3:14 dlwpartnicnt for the nork of the
:41 vie-liver to the Comudmut “‘4'“ “VO 3"”5 “”l 1“” 4111'ppropria-
.l Guard etquipmenl \nlm-«l a? [10!] of $14“"""’"""' according to “’2’
v -.‘4.-"4.II.‘*. of which the big gun .0 Illss compilml _\(»ster4.l;1y. This in—
4;~t hero. “‘lll l.(» a par: I‘lu4l 4s $3744.4V4z44u to (‘ou4r the Connec-
l: ~szn.’ 1»: c:.l)..i upf-h to Sid-~44? urn? Company‘s indt‘liltillH-ss 0:1 ETA”
'44:. :41. 4 ‘44 to i.!T‘;“.\l|j(‘.}ll‘Opt'l‘ s’ Millox‘Il—Strntmrll lir-iIlgc. $77.44I4‘4 for
‘4‘ 1 ”“5 :TE‘ZVTIY‘F E'llUlek'Hl I‘Ulil- tlxr- trolley companv‘s share 0’
"”4‘iqu’o“-r”“l"‘ft .. bonding: the Mystic lil‘lvlgr- and 44
.. IS prop-4454.4 1') 5.144..4.44o Mg . . ‘
.... fer ”W erection . .mml approximations to
~forr4lzou-.s a: Niantic and Close up unfinished gaps in state aid
run-ls in clif‘l‘crI-nl sections of the state».
These figures are in addition to an
..::1~e;r.itr4 of 31443354414 for other n:-
p.4nses ol' the department. such as
543.471.4441”th for trunk line repairs. $50.-
4‘444 {or- l4z-idgns. 3314944444 for engineers.
4I to reinforce and ClllJJ‘g'C' rune
4 in different parts of the
1 ,4l:4 lizcm strong and large
rttinued on page Eight)
HEVlSEH STATE HlHHWAY
ESTIMATES Will HEHHTHE _
HIEHHH, HHH APPHHPHl-ATIHH
Bills for NEW Construction Estimated at $3,400.000
awe—4...
ridges Add Over $500, 000—»-
eneral Assembly —— Divided
mmittee Starred for Action
Bill in Hodse
semhly will begin the week's ligisl114
tive work at 11:15 oclock this morn-
ing with the civil service matter top-
ping the Senate calendar bills starr‘c‘d
for action Although unfavorahh r4?-
portud by the majority of the gum-
r‘ommittmn lhc rinl son use b: ’lI
drafted by the civil service commisszon
was thrown on thc calendar nwinz 3"
the minority report offered 1:41:94-
memhvrs ol the committee
It is expected that action on lhabfli
may be taken by the" Senntr- 1041:15-
Senate Leader Delaney heads the com»
' arr
by
mills-9’s opposition to the hill. while
Senator Brown. also a menu“... of {hr
ludicinrs' committee will lend tho
forces for the minoritx' s ’uhstitute
hill contained in its report.
:. :ILHHNG STRIKE Q for m. elimination of clan—
4 :1 ran: cressings S76.S4NI for general Th? Dmseht CiV'il serxice law was
‘l."ln4z' n14 nl expenses. including salar— N‘DFZHNT by the House at the Nos» .4!
1...» .lml 1.“ pgunmh. of 35‘.4l..‘..r..}~4 ex- the first day's session in January. Tue
[N NE E. 3 2mm ”Nor “4”,.“ (”.5 for Senate tabled the action of the Hon.»-
1 I 4:44ri;1n.r44, “lair-l“. liznrrs have no With the result that a bill from ll‘ir
1I4l_.‘.:. n u“. $444M to construction of “V“ 59""ifi‘9 C0mml§i0n Wit-S TCCf'EW‘I-l
11.4.4 l:-;j-;4..\ xvs filr “41”“. then- are and subsequently heard by the Jum—
\\ ;‘\' April 1: ‘pmn,..‘,..$ lllw ”e 'm-r H44. {(-QIgL‘fy‘rp asking an cinry committee. Th:- hill was in-
- -- 4-. r. 14. 1mm”. m4 1-. .;:-_,-n _‘_.z 0; 5.4g . m- troliuced by Senator Hake-well of New
“Ml”. r-n ulliltlmg 14min. Louidiliu'c I (mumps. ?
4- ..~. 4.4 «4 r. .4 7"..‘h 4 4» 4 4, ..‘. 2 4.4 ;..4...41
’2‘ . _;rm;:llh:_ m.‘ .. l'l4ll:(.l.'.;4i 23.. 0‘ m .u A54 Continued on page Eight)
'\\ - .f It} ’5‘!?11(:p4 _ .5
44 ’~ .4" hour. {4‘1 '
4 m tlv shew met
~11 I. 4 Cl (.117 'l
Is Being
"mum of organized
141.31.
h..-
, . . .. 4 4
. 4 :441fill‘42' {mu-es inn; to .
.4.... . . 1 ,...."
_‘ H \'.zlg4.~ is prexted to Sunglk mIth..n‘..~ .1114. nu. 41.:1c4
:1 rs now lizu'r .1n opportunltj of SE-
43- of this M‘s-l4;- rm)“
"2' :. steamboat. l4c4le444n t'
is h. 4. an: (4. 4444-1 t "e
» v ‘2. ‘ A~ , fur New York. providin: Theft
.1; - l4 4" If?! interest in tit-4 pronct.
4—; ~ 4. . ;- 24.1-1’4454-ntntirr- of the Charles \V.
. '- ' l l" ’I‘rmsportnlion lirzc has hon-n in
‘ ' 4 ‘ c 4 ..l1':lTl0C with Charles E. Hoyt.
stopping Work as in- 4 1 n: or the South Nonvalk Board
. 1.71:1 he is desirous of getting
. .tirncm of Norwalk busines
men as to such :I. boat linc.‘
The) representative intend d to be
in South Norwalk yesterday moon.
but was detained by other business.
Mr Hon will gladlv’nrrange a con-
rerencc with him it“ the business men
who are interested will so signifyiheii-
intention. _ . 4-
This would appear to be an oppor-
tunity which should be taken advant-
age of by our citizens. as a freight line
by water betweeh this city and New
York would be a great asset to the
city" 5 interests.
Threaten Death if Ether
Dragged Chiflr'en m
W I“. Lprfl12a—
‘Zrued on page Eight
4‘ 4. ' ‘uok Point Station
May Be Discontinued
rain schedule to,t.ake ef—
April 24. will contain.
ml changes in line with
“ording to reports circu—
_4- riilrond employees.
mixes from Old Saybrook
I‘uat Sa’ybrook Point as
headq_}1arte1-s for the
is scheduled for the
.-lll‘08d men believe tint
“ion is to be hem
4212:.- stopping point in
that even the 61%? mm
.4-2-
Norwalk Boat Line
Considered
EHMPANT I
IS lNSPEHT EH
Company I, Connecticut State
Guards. were inspected by CoL Louis
P. Hermann. of the Fourth Regi-
mentrand his scoff or oflicenl. at the
Not-wilt Armory. lst night. amt Col.
Herrmann expressed himself as espe-
cially pleased with the showing made.
He was accompanied by Major G.
Skit! Ford. medtmfficer: Major B.
C. Nash; (kaptain and Adjutant I-Inrry
I. Stérling; captain Domld nc'Inty‘i-e.
of Bridgeport. inspector or small arms.
and Cappm Ashelm. comm-:11 om-
fie[Following the inspection. 1 game or
indoor baseball was played between
CompanyLandtheAflStargthelat-
tertrimminstheformerbiamot
446 :0 15-
Board Of Relief 4
. Makes ReductiOns
Rédnctions Amoun— ting, to
Over $275,013 Made on
Property m - 4, -
Leaving the M List
Over $34, 500,900, Which
Will Mean .Lower Tax
Rate Next Fall
The final mern: .- ot' the Board of
Relief. in 544 ion the lI'erose (7?
going ovrr 1 1d 4: skins alterations
11nd corrections iI4 tilt? list for .192“.
gmil this morning
.:r-d to the public
was held last 112;" ‘
the books WI n-
forJnspeclmn.
'l'lie ‘grmui list ‘4 “ 132"»21. before
rewiuf'ilons \‘.'14~( n . 44 by lhv- Hoard ol
it‘lmf. was . "‘33. and tho-re
“up 3.0% [iy'Jl :4 .4 Hons 0; approx—
lmuILl) 53774.3 ‘4
l)l4>;41ii‘ “l‘. V L’iu r; tl::.‘.
{luv .v n14l 34:44 :.'.’<liti447.s to
.4- instances.
1ch ass
Si :1 Sit»
ths4r4- (411:4-
whpu. .. . has hm-n inurlv.
51,... “L. —. :4 tiling thv list liud
mime! 5441;4‘ ha'i ”"211 lor~
:l‘iit'L
'x', . I...§. 4, .4 ‘ <. lulu-'1 at r341.
gum : . 4 of showing: r44-
viur-Hons. ; ‘4 MINE‘W The llrrl
2124124 4. assessment. in-
s 440.474? :14 . 442111: 4:4: :‘2444 ‘.’4r-
I’VE-Hal lass. csmu ‘ 4‘ tiw thin] ti;—
sessinrnt \‘l'iLéS
tin the 11:1144’:
1‘4“.» Inc.
\‘9: H”
- - 4mm; (‘omparnt
Sill-3""
31"” 517.5430
'44, .4 71336431
59025.33 575....
g. ,‘4. '?:e~..'5‘0ll ("(3.
5121;: H" $36.0mu
.44 ( ompsnv.
$5.71 5“!) . _nl-|.
4 .;C0l’l‘. -
.Imo s.,.I4o--
'. 4e"1~ £- (‘0.
5416? EM)“ 333013
1 ,r 4. ‘n Compa ny.
33.11.1313
$26.00”
Co.
. $5.0M.)
\' microus’ ot‘wr reductions have
.nm-n 111.144 0. ~r2' :4r firms and on
Igmmprol 1; rs art} "4 4 tr property.
HlHlHlSHEH
JAPANESE TH
SlHHl PHHHlEM
. —_
TOKIO. April ll.——(li.\’ The Associ-
ated l'ress).———I'luns for sanding to
Ynshintton a distinguished Japnncsv
who would takc up the cntxrc raugr
of the so-called‘l’ncilic proldcms. 1n~
cloding mandates. California. China.
Silxr‘: ..4. immigration and nrmumvnts.
arc understood to he in the process of
formulation HI} liJ‘ .Tazml‘ws‘c GOYrrn—
meni. >
Unit izll :zlillOullt"lll(nl of the inter.-
(4? tbs country in scml such .1
(3/46 nah- “ ho would act in :1 capacit)“
similnr to that of former Premier Yi-
Vlutii of France has not yet hue—44"-
made.
‘j‘rn:
4:‘:‘-s.
the
not
4.4lrl4s 1 ill”
of blah». to
not“ from 1‘?
Americrw. SI-cn‘:1r'4
allivs viviidrinc t America. diws
alumxlon lz-4r riznls in llzt» pencr set-
tlement. 4 sprcielly cr4rim'4rnln: Gvrmnn
.‘ui '_
ow-rseas possrssions not only created
.‘4 prolonml imzxnssion in Japan. hut
has E'4 r". (-41 in : Iiditir-n 2.1) crystallizr lln’
concirtion that the time has arrived :0
Torin: about 1* solution of all prob—
iims insolvlrr: rpm: :4.I 4! Ann rive
‘4e-l23r4 9.31 '1 latim‘s of‘ :7 I454 countrics
reach a critical yang:
Authorilits at. the . “new: Foreign
("171cc confine tiifimsrlvi-s to a stale-
mrnt to Tln’ Assorialed Press that ”144
Hurhrs note is ‘so important that it
is rt'-I’,‘I.‘l\'ing the most serious consldyr—
ation from (hc Japanese Government.
which is anxious to do ewrythine pos-
sible to establish fricndly cooperation
with the new administration in “'ash-
ington."
l‘.\l;lS. April 11,—Dispatches re-
ceived from the allied commission in
x‘pper Silesia which supervised the re-
plebiscite there. declare a com-
German military organization
v.1:l1 a full battalion in each district,
HES lye-err discovered in this region.
'l‘ln- entire force. numbering twenty
vanallons with a full complement of
machine guns and others arms and
munitions. is ready for action, the
memges exert.
Most of the German functionaries
1n l’pper Silesia are rejected by the
allied Supreme Council.
EAUTHHT PIHHEI3
AHE WITHHHAWN
S'i‘.\.\TP‘ORll. .‘Il‘ll .12.-—-After a
temporary injunction had been issued
by Judge John E: Kweler. of the Su-
perior Court. yesterday. pickets were
withdrawn from about the factory of
Currick TJE‘ll'itfl Company in Pacific
street. The ccn‘plr n: alleged that
the Amalgamatn-d (Vothing \Vorkers
of America organization was interfer-
(CW?
plt'i‘.‘
and that its members had made
threats and maturhanrws. The organ-
ization is restrnlnrd {Tr-m keeping up
4.1 picket line 4 hearing on the
4:129 ion of mi kit; 2.“. injunction
permanent wilY 11- 3‘ "it? on
afternoon.
04344 d. 'ztmagm s.
Tut-m; meml» rs of lb .e unions liv-
ter are named in the 1’: junction.
loca» (actorv is a branch of the com-
pany's New York plant
mun HAHTHH N
mun HAHAHE
- leforaiiewgaragetobeloca.
ed in the rear of the Regent mm
have been pm by Samuel J. Kan—
tor. proprietor of the theatre. it was
announced this morning. the m
'44 1530”. “211:3th Lhtircwd:
rtion to the rumor
Mitchell of the Bhu-
the "New w
r. 5
“ night that he dill n40!
.xnhrook Point. antic-I‘m have.
‘ ioned 3 or that train M
Point would be aura: memomx
“'hile admin!“ 4One
“4‘.= wouldcoltfin ,4
xincneu said first
A“teed”moerved4nanmfli:v§
German Battalions.
Ready For Action
ing‘ with the husim-ss of the company“
-—=—.. 742‘.
VIHTHHT MEHAES
' TH HE HHEHISHEH
Emphasizing the (act that the Vic-
tory Medal for those who fought in
the World “'3: should be proudly
cherished by recipients. Colonel 14‘. “i
Galbraith. National Commander of the
American Legion~ has issued a. state-
ment urging all cit-service men to ap-
ply for this award. Colonel Galbraith
points out that these medals are a
badge of honorable service and should
appeal not only to ex—soldiers. but to
their relatives and friends as well.
The statement follows .
“In making distribution of Victor)"
Medals the \\'ar Department calls on
the American Legion for assistance.
Of the three and a half million men
who were in the army and who are en—
titled to this Medal only a million and
a half made application. and have re-
Continued on page_ Eight)
HHAHHIHH SHEHTEH
ill—Direc-
_ Fridayminn of all soldier
Tl?“ Y‘Zaim‘fs Clam: ‘10" like government with the
ins he r? in New York and Port 0198- necessary details for 1‘. 9 name
The lcompleted. Assistant Secretary of the
Apri!
r4 lief
\‘.’.\Sl-{IXGT( 1N.
activities of
exception of
\ocational traini..g “ill 144:» tiansfernd
to the Vt ar Risk Bureau as soon as the
can be
Treasury. 1.: Po. c said tod.1_
Public health hospitals will contin—l
ac to treat veterans. Mr. La Porte
said. but under the direction of the
bureau which will )be responsible for
~4Wmngch have Wmue
HEUEE ACTIVITIES?
resident Is Against ,
.4, League Of "Nations,
In Message to Congress Today He Did Not Pres-4
out His Plan for a New Association of National
-——Republican Leaders State That New Peace
Resblution Will Be Presented in Ten Days—4,
Many Important Questions Discussed bywthe‘
President.
\l'.\‘~'HIVG'1‘O.\’. April “BF—Primidvnl Harding. in his message to he [13“
today to Consume. (léfi'lll'i‘s fur pram» h} (‘ungrcssimud nwvlulitm. and twin
his hack inn-“rally on the League of Xathms. according: [0 Republican Imm-
hcrs or (Hfl‘ Scnatv Fun-ix“ Relation“ (*"nllllittflv, “m. whim! he disrum‘d RIB
"10.89%an at lhc “Mite Home this morning.
The timc has nmw.
world (0 understand that the l'unvd Mates «Inc-s not propow ("Insane .
party to an} ~urh vuiliuu'y alliance as tho [reigne- «4r \nlums purposes.
Till- Prcsidcnt. it “as said. did nut puma-n! hi~ plan fur a new .a‘flx'hh
of nntimu m prim-r“- pun-44. hut quid that ho had the [honor mulcr cull“-
(W'zlitm and THTIHKI to he ah!“ in v. ill-k out a plan.
Mr wa~ said tn 111:1!“ it 0km that ho \polu- in npwwiu‘ml to thr Dre-“fl
lt-ng‘w. Thv nN'~~;l'_"!' in.“ cgllutnd as Quint: :hv Inn-1 ntiu‘ \I alum! it (It-filam-
It utuk‘htmd llmt llu- lmh d Mates “a mid not out“! 011- Dagm- nphu In,
I(‘l‘lll~ I‘l'flill‘llkk~ at am mmlilu Elfin!“ m a: "filaments.
01mm" 'u] 114.11%“ ,u-m 544mm"- Km» "1' I'cnnuhania. uuuhl ”"012"! I‘
day or (an. his prun- r1 ~IITllliI1n amended (.4 im'lmlc a dularntlnu of pole!
that the‘ l‘uiwd states it tho “or-l l‘ - in :4-124 should In again flirt :m- mil. M
an a.~ it had in llu‘ “mlul “at '
The I’ll-side"! ~un1u|um :l (he lh-pul;lh~an~ nl‘ [ho Fun-i2" lit-[axioms val--
mittoc In the \‘1151I‘ “who for at final di-«nusflnn of ”h“ pan-twin «If his add?!
dealing with fun-rig” 'H latinnu (>110 \m-utor aw darn! that it \'.:i~ ‘ pic—ii
twntlv “Helm-tun" in all 5 not 41‘ “Am ant-"(Tod tiw «4mm: '
\
l-‘I _:Il {flnlllr' :I : !;~*‘=- .1; hm: : 2;; ‘4 34‘. put-pom
1‘}. r rgc \‘ :1le i: 'TT. 4:, alum-in. 4? l4 Turin lla:<i..'_.' Ia 1'l:"' «4rinl‘tlecnh,
Than‘uas .144 2'2: rsm, -..n‘ l‘I \ in .i in "4 mere. 1.44 4 t .. .42. 44 :4424‘1 llit'lef-
“hadrow ‘l'ilsor. l'I".".;4 I F! Hrw‘Id l4\ “1:4 I4 1:4'I I}. =1 l.‘ [or the
dollar-r4344] his: first muss“: 14,4 . 44. 4 YIII'Y'lZ'Irhtw 4: ;.
todgu in person. 'l '4 luv: 3 (1:.4 4 Railroad: $31.14 ‘ '1'; ‘ihl‘ “at
semblcd in join! ftrrihfl in lla . 4 ..:<t “zl‘rix. 1'4 .-' 4‘4 ’34 v traffic
Clluan—i In 34-31 lln 4\III431« I-li'll"“ I‘.‘ ‘ ln-ar' ’ ‘ 4 ' ' *-4 tnrmining
nis view-.5 with 114,144} h. 1?;4 ’t.;.4'-.‘4 «i0- 1 4's and crisis I I g I must be
m‘ clil‘ UI‘IT ft “42.... {"'Uill‘1l\ 1:15:44.“ » -li;- . il ' ‘ . '4I «44 44 .mgng
for so it) “-‘wtzulss “LE4. - W ‘4 I'. 4;.4. of
l': ‘ lizzrriilfs‘: yu'trl r. 4.,.; sly-'3'“ 4 . «4:1...“44'4 m4 ‘ -4- re—
4r.4r;‘4n‘ ~r.ons 1-; (“0:442:4'4 :1: 31:1 “if'lv-fi um} l «I; .~. m;- m;4-:.gp-
first manual 514M244”: «lo-llurmi lwlb} mm: in 11n<1rr~fi444431nc Hun my pal»
included the following: Iic which pays is (4444 publ‘w to lv serv—
I—‘orcign re“.ulions-—.\'o 54 14:4.)33‘ wd and aim“. ,mnm ,.~ :m- 11cm and
pom-14 with Germany “on the assump~ will mnn‘mn- m :4.4 fix rig of all
Tim: alone that this vvounl In; (Me 4 thrv peoplo."
quutr." “'I‘hr- “is-414 coursr would Good Roads——T‘m strnuthrhlng of
SPPR‘. to be t i ’ i to Ingnzv under iaws gou-rmm; 14mm. and.
)Turlnv'-“l rn’gte mono;
to prvw‘ent the «lento!-
Merchant
polics tending
existing trc at)" assuming of course that
this can be satisfactorily accomplished
by such explicit rthsenations and pmvnt or nor-«1444i facilities should be"
modifications as, will ure our ..l\:~o» prohihilml. Government-owne(' ta—
lutc freedom of mm ‘isable conimi'— cilities wherever possible Without m.
merits and safeguarded all our rssrxn- July inter.“ rring with private enter—
prise of governmrnt nerds. should M
'nullr- available for general usages.”
Aviation—Regulation ln' the, federb
a! government and encquragement of
aviation for development of milltu'y
and civil purposes.
Service M4 n——Tli(:4
expect Congress unfailinglv
intert'sts. * "F ’ t No. lit-lpful
socxvty of nations can be founded on
instlce and ccmmitted to peace until
the convenants re-estahlishing peace
are scalcd'hy thc nations which were
at war.
Taxation—Readjustm‘nt of
nl taxes and revision or repeal
tial
inter—
“of to W
are so articificml and
their own
producthe and
burdensome as to defeat
HAHTEN HAHN
l3 HESTHHTEH
Darien firemen had their first op-
portunity of testing out the new Mack
fire apparatus last evening. About
11 o‘clock. when the barn owned by
James ‘H .Hundle. of East Norwalk,
corner of King's Highway and Come-
(Contlnued on page Four)
HHANH AHMT PH3l3
HARTFORD. April IZ—W'hen the
Connecticut G. A. R. annual encamp—
ment opens in Hartford on Tue-int
for; two day fission. it will be found
that the ranks of Connecticut Civil
“‘ar veterans have been depleted by
tery street. and occupied by Van mm- ten per NM- during the past mu.
salefir Poolcy. caught fire in a very Stilt? Adjum4nt-G4‘n‘1ml Albert P.~~
Stark. of Bristol. Eai-l today. The
mysterious manner.
Sandy Hook post was disbanded dur-
Ernest I}. Crofoot. noticfld the" , . . .
building in flames and phoned a mes- Eng the Match-nun?" ‘1 totnl 0‘ 5‘
snee to the night telephone operator. Ms.” the "mt? 13.3mm! man“:-
who in turn had an alarm sounded. bemhlp on Dec. “1' l""" ‘73.: 1’3
In a very few minutes the fire appaxu members as compnred ““31 1"”
atus was on its way to the fire. The members “4’ the 5m“) 3‘ the close at
building being filled with has: and ”‘9‘ 0f “,1? loss of 16‘ members.
1546 died dunng the )ear and on: wet!
there being a strong wind blowing. at , _
4 ‘ 4 _ ' l discharged at their rpqupst because of
the time the firemen arrned the linablllty to attend post meetings.
was nearly destroxcd A stream was
put on the flat/r es. and the emborsl In the case of the Sand} Hook post
were 1130")“;th “4939.5 down so as to the three remaining nlcrnbcrs will b.
prevent another outburst of flames. :15de by a resolution to l4: introduced.
In the barn were 1.3 tons of hay. at the encampment. to join neighbor—
two pints. which werr- hurned to death. ins; posts or become ‘vomrades at
and 88“?le wagons. Mr. Poole}; in large."
conversation with the Sonlinel report- Illsbandcd posts arc- lured to dope!»
it their Charter 1'. hooks papers and
records in local librariI-s (r lnstodni
society collections. in order that they
may be available for future reference.
The ritual. which contains the 00cm
work or the order. is sent to head-
quarters.
Among the plans for the entertal-p
ment of the veterans durlns‘ the en»
campment is a motor trip around the
city.
or this morning. Spoke in commenda‘
tox'y terms of the Beers & Austin In-
surance Agency. “lo settled his claim
(Continued on page FAVE)
lllNEllS 19.1mm
WAllE llEllHlIl‘lllNS
the medical and surgical_ treatment
of the men. All diagnoses and’nd-
mittances to hospitals. he added. will
also be through the bureau snipin-
crans can be sent to public health.
Arms: Navy or State hospitals a: the
bum direct: A W Inspection
sen-lee a to he established. he said
lEAHHE HE HHAH'IN
THTlRSlllHVENTlHN
CLEVELAND. 0.. April lat—m
locum! annual convention or the N‘-
W League at Women-Vow- tom
any opened here today with m
than 1.900 demu- and M
-
LONDON. April 12.———‘Both4ddes tn
the controvem between mine owners
and ml diggers. which brought
about the strike of British miners. last
feet. were received by Premier Lloyd
George today. 'The mine owners con-
ferred with the Premier at 11 o'clock.
and the miners were ready to talk
irith Mm 1mm menu-d.
Writ-fives of the mines will
report to the “triple nuance or labor"
later In moderate-whether the
or n4 settlement are summi-
(ht-~1- N‘nntuns quote the mashnn'x- a- saying. {or 0:04
American people ‘
AHE HEPLEITB
‘GWW of ((W- m 4313*“ mil
.44.
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