F" _
N lilVS THAT’S
R ELI ABLE
. 7 ‘. tT yflfillfiflwm
:x .i'r'riiimsmzn 1870
w
J
l
l
' ls Bei
‘zaéfilsi'¥2 .
3‘ ligament Harding and
necrotary Hughes Confer
.. . - .. ‘.‘.ll iiovernment ‘Will Not Act as Mediator
"letter. Merely (‘iiiliiigr the Proposals to
.. .‘tztrsntimi of the Allies-«illccision as to
“.17. Action “fill lie Taken by the Al-
'.,is Jccn Deferred to Saturday.
..ltpril 25g.—President Harding end Secretary
'4 tog-ire immediate consideration to Germany's
. T»‘.fl.il‘(lmg‘ I'Cllfll‘flthTlS whiclrwere dispatched from
a
,. The ccniniiiiiication, embodying them. was for.
:g‘ Drcsel. American Commissioner at the‘German
understood to be quite lengthy. It was believed, how—
l~e decoded in time for early study at the executive
-J
. (1‘ ihr ‘2."t5
. . u .' 1 would
’ . - American government may see fit to take in the
"11mg; the proposals to the allied powers, it is under.
.| . .. cnlv after conferences between Secretary
3.11afl‘0lp'ufllfltlt‘ representatives here. This course
. upon in order that the transmission will be “in a
role to them." and at the some time guard against the
:"c Unit. :1 States of cbligations which might prove
-I'i|' .‘. t.-
.
ii‘.r~¢
. ..u
1...} _.
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It“:il.‘
‘63):
III.
.» l;..'
lildnufi
i ilk,”
1“lil7’41 ‘ ..
~ -‘ Hike: has made clear that the American government
d..-._ u'.‘ pregnze c- act as mediator in the matter, but only to con.
sui- : Hum; irrij; .21..» to he attention of he allies.
Li’t‘s'CP‘SE 5(3)‘ The Assx‘iafed Press).—Final arrange»
mom . If)" t ; 7 of the Supreme Aiilul Council to be held next
‘ Eaton? r UH”: undo by Prune Minister Lloyd George and Premier
Bi‘i for? liefsz': they tree so 1:2 rated here this morning; following their
com "sir-1’3 relative to Germiin reparations. Both the premiers rose
(‘.l.a'°)’ r‘li‘i hid 1 long conr rsiition relative to details of the situation
they t- .:o unable to discuss yesterday.
.' I. i -ij ‘E'e report of the allied commission which exercised con.
d o\. -:‘ the ple iscite in Upper Silesia be received in time. the
. 33.1'11‘5 of that district will be. brought. before. the Supreme
. mm -‘ i its meeting Saturday.
r. - L.:::- Brand left Lympne during the forenoon, planning to
Inil'. u Falkestone at noon for the Channel crossing. Before leav-
ll‘ 9.:giressed satisfaction over his consultations with Mr. Lloyd
E—I expects to return to England Friday or Saturday for the
mini Supreme Council.
- in .-<
a
..Iniiliorities Say AndreWs
5.-.:in’tiie Held in Connecticut
2...? L033?” iiia’iii‘l WANT LEGISLATURE
II] CHAMPIIIN IRISH
H Saves Alleged
flu-..unist '
“ ‘-'- .¥ 'l'rvrzztor Andrr-ivs. tli(
lwn rut; monk Iiroko-r ulio m‘anv .
, ..-.-.i ;g (. ,-,,r,- 0. 11;). .1....~‘...\ (‘itv .\ :uquo-st that IIH‘ Connecticut 20!]-
4.,,,‘..1_), ,,)....__, to LN.) 1“” “Ilus l}, «at 1E>S|‘Illlll} Ill‘lllltlltl oi'lu'inl rut-0;:-
.-.-n . u: in; p Ill.“ I\ .‘,,.H.,,'.,H .1, ”ll“ i oi IZ'i'lJIIiI from lIlt‘ lIIIlPll
g,fi.mu_,..s “1.. 7.1-1 hm“. ”win ., LN,“ :‘l..Iv . utnm'iiiiit-iil. that it dt‘llllxnll rc-
und-he, ind.“ Iiiunstiiiiim-s ti'oni this countr) to
“I!“ ... A: “...,” 55mg”. 1” .I 4“ (lll‘.l Iii'ildiii II!;t':llISt' ul' Ill",:lll'0(‘lllt':~'
(§v"'|'.'l ‘- - Riv-VI. it. p.~.._‘-.,.1.H,I. .i' I'vlwd and tl..il ll pl’tHI'Sl :igziinst
Will I- - l ”'i‘l ‘.\.'Il il‘."1l:.‘llill‘l li.,,\;i.;i_ II .. iiii'iisiiim : I |hl Irisliiuvii iiuv. (‘nrw
Hy it! 11-: In! " _: ."., t , cud”. -:..: _ \vwv‘ I.i ll'.Illl l.) lliv Ill‘lll.\ll L'tH'r
Tichvm "I.(I"“ 'I i- Ill-"~lh'.tlli~ «j: i‘.. .\ :ui: ", 1.x In In t'UII>IIl' :‘n-‘I Irv llH"
Linn: :JJ’r I-Iizirni Iv‘.v, -.;..~ I: - I'IIIiIlllli‘t' vii t'v-d~-i.il I‘t'lu-
'.\~‘III \I"-:.-! \‘IM'LJU‘ I..\‘.v- II' I \ \|.-; '\
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lli- in (i pfu-Jtiz‘i‘ (-2 HM: t"ll. -l: I: I' -I " ii \I‘. I I I 'lVllll. Slnltlll
'-n I' a I! r- I;:.. E:\\ >i..lIllt Iv Hum '1' .‘ .t' Ili‘ I.i|lll_\‘i l'itxiiuli‘k‘li
I-l \- . i .ii'f. _--I _\i .lI'.\ :izv’n Ill. ' I :" UH l- <I- l.II Iv I.lllilll‘»
tnti w iii"'i.o‘2\ Iflllllllilv from ;. s i 11"“ I .- Svntitnrs t'lzirk m
L, u~ II :. .~' i’.>. I" tlm npiiiiu' IL.ht.‘i‘- \VH- ' \ .i‘ il Il..II m \Viliiiiut'iu and
i'. t. INTIILiIiv'I’S, I1"l“'r ‘-~ \' k~ l'S-ll‘. u: I‘ornr
<4.~;~_- :' tI'w Stair I‘.J.‘;I:.\' liv. 'I' >'- .t‘. v’ ‘It‘:r'llIlH)l{, Suiiili m'
i .i .,i \ -:_.I!\ “nyn‘Sihj. ~.. ,,.‘_ lli'uh' \\.-'I\II!\ t~|' \"muull; _\II\~.
' l 1' a: “I": has In-I'I ("'- shit. Il!‘lv\\“ HI Nulmulurk. .\Il‘ll'liiill (II
I n.i :4 I_ ,xjvgllzv in grunt-m. :;- . Ill‘fll' 3‘“? 'I‘I'Ilill (it I:...<'I'ii:"i. l:l‘tp\\]‘
l). .\~l 3-‘I|I. .-\I'I§\5Ill n' IIi:.~‘.:ii!i..\'1;.rk
(I‘TOYlllfl'JEi on p'tge Six) :1 l‘.‘ i. .i.‘.-l .\Eiult uI‘ .\\IVII
73/ Iii BIVISIBN
Illill IIiIS ill-SIREN
uii IIlIINII
IN until
Son of Dr. Rf‘ii’. Lowe of
‘ ‘ ' \‘..'. I - .
.. ,. Ridgetield Believed to
. .
.. 1 1”” Have Lost Life '
~ i' i n: l..v' I '5
I I z'tiig'e- lz‘is Irwt. 'ltlllil
" ’ “ ‘ . "‘ .3113?” "I “3' NUT- 41:13-“1 ll. Linux tws-ritv-st'n-ii
1”" WWW)" "’4 '1'" \- ins in ;.-_-. ~.." it! I'l‘. and His“ I:
" iiiHsl-‘m :in this 'lis— \.\'. Luv. _ .-: iiidt'nr'ivlil. is Linton-ii 1'.)
l 1" “I“ “’1‘” "‘1'- u. '3 41"“ Y' ixw 9~ . n -li'u'..i---.l lIl Suntan Uri-0k.
H‘m divxsmm «W or 'I‘H-mun. x] .I.. l.i.~: Monday
‘ ll? I"‘ S"“"\”“"1 for ”It“ i:‘,i. lll‘~ :.'::ui:ini-ilv- w; found in
"" iUI‘ \"'JI‘1"‘1"l "“11"- fl.“ i:v-~ It i II'I\ 'I‘ti‘sduv ii ii'iiinx.:iiid
. ‘;i' ilut‘tzfi ‘. ('5‘ his i... i’i-uizd in
'l l _' 'i' tlu- .\';iv;il Ill-serve I. “I"I'Ill}. ‘ thus for no trim:- of
-~ ‘1' list Sr:'.i:v~d..)'. l:3L'l‘.I :l r 3mm! Us hurl}.- his ln-nn dis-
. U ' "~’ i'v this distrii“? vu-i‘e ‘,l\" H“. oitgli :iii almost (‘ontizy
-"- - AI ' “H' \Tt‘l‘“ Ivtters from ”(Ids .s'vLii'rli Ins I~i~-' ii ((ll‘l‘lt‘d on since
I . n . .lr- to (attend. This is Tl i- finding oi" the zuitriiiiol-ile. '
..i j . f n showing by Litut. \li'. l.(‘~'.'.t‘. \‘s‘iosv boyhood was spent
; H. 11 I'. “i- ti. who {Wt-sided} :4 in lull.» "ml-i. :iiid \"ho Iizis visitrd (ll
' -' tl‘ l'O'Yl' of his llilri‘llls tlii're fru-
I .. i'. 3‘ u only business (“3- mm n‘lv <Hlf’v' lw ('Onlplclt‘ll his educa—
--.i~.: -; ”u. met-ting “v3; 30 ?l»lll d (21'.“Z'|‘«l business. I‘ad many
. - won-m,- for [hr- muss iii-iiiai‘itadns in this city. l‘". Lowe,
,. ,w . n Since-y 1.411;)Vj “-35 r‘;.t.“.r!' or tfzi- missing man. returned
u' I - i':'.?)}l[l(-i- of 02.0 to so— I.) lliiIJ-‘ie-Ivl, l~‘i'id.‘i}.' r-vr-ziinzr. having:
-_« for the du'u‘: of the I-v-rn Sillllnlt‘IIP-l to Trenton on ’I‘iics-
n \lflfi'.
= r to zire not. members of Mr. Lou-c. who was connected with
. In» who feel the least Ht :1 paper box manufacturing company
“ . s' \xw-rtome to attend the in Trenton, attended a banquet of
Tuniinued on page Four) (Continued on page Twelve)
ILiih-rcil at the houth Norwalk Post
OMv-e as Second Gloss Mail Matter.
4
erman’s Latest Plan .
ng Considered _
BAIIIIHIIN IREE
0f CRIMINAI .
NEGLIGENCE
D e a t h of Christopher
.loseph Adams Was Due tuI
Error on the Part of Auto5
Driver i
I
[IPEIIAIIEI] uii
WIIIIIIII—IIIEENSE
This Charge Expected to Be:
Substituted for Main-I
I
slaughter .
...____—‘ .
.IoIiii ('ill.tII:iII. (it 3.: .‘.Iv "\‘.I' liq
\\'.'I\ Ii-MI IIHIII .:Ii\ i'i'rii. I ii;
iri-iH‘v ii I‘Iilll" |‘ll”" “till 1“! it. .i" IV
1'Iivl‘li~lll|i‘ Jun-id ‘.rl.iiii~ Ii 1i dwi-
Inll l.|‘.l1l‘ll vI. '.\‘I I-\ i‘lll‘li‘ul .lii' .I l
I'III'IHII tmlsii. ninl .v ruin iv! \-.Ii.-':-
\\.!.\I’I‘1'!‘.O'VI In I'...~m-iiiiii: fut-ii; -‘
I-I-Iwziii‘l M Imr luau“ l I in llli' lvlllt‘
II.IIIiI. l'ullilii I I Ii- I..Il aigr Hid? t‘u
collision \\I'i(l Vi~ll.1‘l III .\iI.«Iii= ...
IIELl killni :ltlll tinir nth. I.\ In iiiu I- v.;
HI JIIIII (din I\‘.I.\| ii.l:ii-»d \\ is H: “I‘
Mill 0: (\l‘ «iii-r (w. 1:. )vIIl «v: II-
\¢I‘ t‘.iII.Ii:‘:;i’\” I‘.i‘Iv‘..v'. is I~ I II‘.
tho i'li:ii:;v HI Ill:l‘.'-I i:':| Ill. Ii‘ll :‘ :-
('ll.’ll‘:fl‘ “III Ins llll‘llliltl “Inn II ~ ww-
r'nliivs~ up ii: Il'o‘ lili'nnti ('Il_\ :4».i‘
$411114.” llllillll‘l'.’ Illt<l :i rli:.i:v l'
“[Ii'l'illllil; .‘III vI'IEIIIIIIIId' \\I“ll4.l.‘
min-rutui's Iiw- Il>l siilusiitiit- I II- is
Ill‘lil III $‘_‘J|'m l>0lltl$
In his finding. L'ormmr I’ll-Inn sits
that Adams was smite-d (III ilu- Lil.
of George Poxvrll tn thi- l‘I-ltl‘ s. .u i-:
(Continuedylon page Six)
IIIAINIIIZMIIIISIIES
iiiiuiniiiiu
Only'One Injured as De~
railed Cars Pile l'p
“OliNING. .\' Y . Aiiiil ‘.'.'..
l-Zrie: Ilnilroail station :it I-Zduiii
:i short disluiwr ll‘UIll l:i
molisliul (-zirlv vo-in-itlnv
passe-ne'er train from l‘lwiviniid to New:
The
N Y
(l0-
fault
IN
“livn :I.
V. :l .\
York crushed IlBI'I'IIQIi it Unlx one
man. John J. 'N'Ifitll‘ \. :-. Ii.iu':iii:.- mum
of Buffalo. \vus iniu'i-d .\ spiw-nrling
Hill \\':is ll(‘ll(‘\~'ll l0 l.?l\" t-iiiisvd tltc
ditvlnd >I‘. curs (‘Olr
|i.l>‘.\'O'IIZ"I'S.
th-
:ii.'::ii'i.<t :i
upright
l...”
:\:»,.\ p".
Tin
\\ rt-ck. \inicli
minim: 51~\'HliI\-Ii\«-
After ll'lll‘lllL’ tIiri-iiq‘u
llll‘ (‘iiis pilml llll'lllS!I\!<
i‘I!ll.:IIll{llll'lll. :iII Sl‘lll'lllli:
I'Q'II"."II In I.:i\i
:in-I “Imus inimi‘i
:.. I. ruuiiiii: .et mon-
:-Il lH'IlI' .‘-.I III" time-
SYH‘HVD
This \\.'I.‘
Iill
\\:l.\ s II'I
mill-s
loss 01'
Iriiiii
than six!)
niiiimiiiiu
iiiiflWitiiii
'lt vi...» \‘inliIIL: 1‘) g - I.) tlrlziiidu and
‘v'at'u- llIl)’ (Il'llg'lfi inn-H iii-«l :l'I':IIISl
lllle.
EAI’llIi EIISIIJII '
IIIIII [iEIIMANI’
VIENNfi. April L3. llqviilrnts 0f
thi- provincr- of Tyrol. who took part
iw-stcrday in :i “sentimental plebiscite"
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
.i Itll" IIHIIE'.
.\'l‘I‘.\' Yllizlx’. .‘\}'III L‘ .\i‘l«'\“-I‘d
III Suiiunilli- \' .I, iii Itil.!.""‘il)1l
with tlu- Illlll'tlrl‘ of his lillll' I‘ in Mr-
Iniiuln. VIN. .I .i'.i I‘m‘vidt “as full
- lmllwl l-i I:.ivi- Il"“.ll’-‘l Iii- .ill livit
Iillt‘Vi ' {other .i \- tl'.t'l. l‘.i_i.'.int ‘
“as l:‘l\'(l| in i'l‘\' -l\ “1731 Iirs \\'i--I
.‘ll'nl iiimnl (‘lI‘I-I :: hr ll: laid lu'
tm.i;.l iIi i1-»<Ii1' w .iilli,\lill‘.\"< .
:Ixo-ii sin-lit r m. I.i‘.lll iiill 1‘6“
lli'iizz :“ lt'k.
'il.. lm'w ii’ Hg 1' ’I':: \’;:Q till. i.‘
in ' I‘II.-I\ 51ml l‘t.il 1|I"li".vl(>l .Nt".r".il
wm-Irs nun. .\ int um: \\:i.~ Iiiir'io .‘ iii
I is Md“.
I"‘l‘l!-.~'llll—"'. iiiit-‘izvinw, llrinnt i\ re.
pnrtml to hair "llll Swinvnillo Ithlltf'
What Germany
Offerswto Allies
I1|Ilil.l\. .\ 'H 25 (By 'I’Iu‘
A-sm'imml ._ I’I'f‘~~l.—'l‘lw [my-
mr-nt In (.‘i-rmmi) ul‘ 200.000.000
gold Infill'|\~ I'nr I‘l-puratinus is.
"mu-Ill}. (hi- I'WID‘NII ~Illmiittml
'i.‘ (.ui-rnmwv I'nr tl'all~lili~~iull to
u". ‘i‘ui‘|\. mun-cling (u Nilll'l'l'.‘
(-lnst- to ’llt‘ hxiu-I'Iinwllt.
Tlir ni}lll1‘lll\ “ill IN' spri-zul
uu-r ii prunul m' from (liirt) I"
“.134“... iriih lll' Ic~\. ilri'ul'd-
in: In (.t urin:iii§"~ l‘tllllillllil‘ rc-
('H\I",\.
l-Iml:c~ in the “in
... :.""|\ Imrlll‘ipiiliun in
lu-iumii llltlll\|l'il ~ :u'v l)"l‘l‘1‘(l as
I'. F ~l4lh‘1l.
Ill-unmiiit
:iInI
L'Illll'u'lllli" ~
’l‘Iu- nll- r. it is illlll'ilid‘ll. in-
(‘IIHI'~ mun~ 'Iinnnl llu- l1'21"\
t ’lflllllllli‘il In (In- .\lln-~ at Ilw
l’;ii-.- (t-uIv-rvnm'. Iu~l \iinn-r.
hm: In H“ -‘i‘H'I' "1:th In (.‘m--
:mm) at tiu- .."llIlIDII l unl'i-I-e-Iu-v,
\\:‘|1'll Mir HIM" ~llll|l||£ll'il.\ I‘I‘-
,
_|("'lt‘cl,
It ;\|Il )‘z
\pril ‘.‘.'i (\vnriul-
3.1 :-.-.~»., -~\Ir. I.lu}cl ‘II‘III'L'J‘.
tlu- ("nun ‘iliui‘tri'. dulmt in
“H ”....“ . I t 'Iullllhll\. Illi\:lll-
|,lI-i ii. i!:.:' :I 'III‘ m-u (-t‘l’nlfl"
[ll‘Ii'MNll‘. “hit-ll
5“"; n ,1 new IN'1"‘ n-m-iu-il. [IHI\-
1] IIli~£|ll‘l1H'-'l'\. Uri-u! Hrilnin
~illlliull linliu- at m'xl
:I!I-.il l‘lhll‘l‘l'i‘ll\‘l‘ ill
ll"l inu-pusnl- l'ul' llu- uvi'ilpntiusl
nt Ilix- \‘I‘~l!|ll1llillll (‘IHI' 'il“ll‘.
IIURSUFSEIIVIIIE
t‘HANIiEIIAIIHE
IIIISI M. E. ISHUIIIIII
Bliss Edna White, Trumpet-
er. Heard by a Large Con-
gregation Last Evening
. -"h'|l'.l'llhl|
\\--.ii.I
\.il.i; i:l,\'~
d’ll‘ Cough-i. .Inlis ht Imtli morning:
. l-l "\I'IHIIK church s. rvims in the
South Nurivzilk .\I- Illlull>l Episcopal
)«sti-rdd). asked to !‘\~
pri'i‘riw I‘il’ us to the hour
St‘l‘\l¢‘o', in \I"\\' of thr- some-
.\I‘:~t (‘Iiiio'iv‘ standards of (init- into
‘.\Illt‘ll Wi- llll\'r In-v-n [Hit TllI' VOIP
\‘JS somewhat dhidvd. the majority
iii the morning: 0\prvssinz preference
(or the 9.2” hour. standard time. and
:In- i-u-mni: congregation by a major-
Il‘ ovpri-ssing I'PV'lI’l'rllf‘F for a 7:30
Iiour stiindnrd lln‘lw The Official
Iznzird of the church "H'l at the cou—
”IIIFIUD of ill" (‘\t'lllll6{ service and vot-
ed that the hour of morning FOI‘Ylf‘f'
l.‘-lIi'l‘. \\ll'o>
"Io .ss t'io-ii'
~' ill"
(Continued on page Twelve)
21m? WEIIIIINli '
tumult
I-‘o-i-dinnnd Huuvk of
r-- lllv' ,cri sis of
Mr JI."I \Il‘~
SI 7‘! l ‘l sin-.1 \‘-'
m. m (. ‘);\7‘l\ uiwi. in observance- of
TILv‘l.“ twrutzn-I“ \H-vidmz':iniiivci‘surv.
sputum) t\vllll‘.£ :i! Hi.- homo of Mr.
I, 3115 Allnil \\‘ III‘\IIOI(lS. SI-cond
strvi-l.
3”,...” 3“. nl\ ~Il\t' L‘lIl'SlS authored {it
.;,,. l.\”y“.~ ..1 \ll‘ ;.~:I Mrs haniolds.
MM Hg“,- .-..;l- t :iIITILI .\Ir. and Mrs.
flu'lt‘k ”lulu. t}. . liir l\\‘«nllvlh
IYZII¢'>'1II.~‘ II li'i'll \\'-I<INI Iifi'. prl's—
”43.4 lid-iii \ i:'n Il‘intr'ulls Iiiindsoml-
i:i"ts
\\'II\ in I'l" to thr- gur-
.n' .~ «nuivid until
ll’.“ Sti- Ei'u: orchestra fur»
,\«li4IiIT!.TII
v li- u dual
.‘iL'r-
(Continued on page Nine)
uis IIAMAIiEI]
titanium
YI‘IlCl‘I Ioudr-d with
1&1“? Siege]. of 1m;
(“.dar girm-t :iiul llritlzv'port auto
Lu; operated by Samuel Borfsky. of
‘_’.'m ('varliiiid SINK-l. Ilridxi'port. Cul-
Il'lrirl this morx‘ini: zit (‘inss street and
Vt'est avenue. nm'ir tht- Norwnlk libre-
r_v. Th" “inoxyitiiillo' bus “'33 badly
damaged. The front left wheel was
completely SlilflSll(‘-’l. The truck, too.
was badly smashed. "‘
According to the DOIIPP. Siege! was
procm-dinc on (‘r'vss street. While
Borfskv was about to turn around to
Ai‘. flIIlOnlOlill--
In (-f OFI‘THIQ'II I-:.'
U
relative to fiisliion of that province
with Germany. voted overwhelmingly
in favor of such n. union. it is indicat-
c-d in advice hero from Innsbruckn
I:«-liirns up to midnight showvd only
928 out of a total of 87,500 votes op-
posing fushion. ‘
It In stutvd that at least 95 percent.
of the people participated in the plm
biscite.
It is reported that clotstered Ursal-
(Oontlnued,on page Twelve)
park at the stand for the Bridgeport-
Nonvailk tins lino. liort‘sky failed to
give the truck the right of way with
ghn result that the machines collided.
Patrolman Frank Raymond investi—
gated. but no arrests were made pend-
ing :1 further investigation.
As the result of the accident, Pros-
ecuting Attorney Edward M. Lock-
wood recommended that bums about
to park at the Green turn to the right
Instead of- the left. as they have huh:
erto been doing. . '
.. ‘ ’ ‘ >
ASSOCIATED PRESS NE‘VS FROM ALL PRIKTS OF THE WORLD BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OI'R O‘VN OPERATOR.
MONDAY APRIL 25, 1921
May Refuse to Handle:
Coal Sent to England 7
WWW IN
NORWAIII IN
IIME MIIIIER
General Mix-up Over the
Daylight Saving Proposi
tion Here as \Vell as Else-
where
wum’ififim
Autumnal
This Appears to Be the Only
hon— _
s, . .
batisfactory Solution to
v ‘ . 4
Man) Citizens
(‘un'uswm I I'fI->I iv. ‘S -:\x.‘|l\ *«s
‘I lt:.|\ .I»! Tlii- iiiiiii,i:.; :.~ ii II.“.IiI a-f
llIi' (‘m'R liningv I‘.n[-.l \wIii. nlp.‘
("Hui (I'li‘i li ill-1.4 - . lll y I In (Luri it
3t~;:llf"i.i\ luol'lllltg II a L'llill Illilll}
iiifuiius \Hi- mi Iu'n I:.t-- In)
I'lllltli (‘IlI‘V‘s “Inn I : '\l._,l.l In KAI
lll‘ ‘| iiii ltniii Oilllltl than usual, llll'll
:l'l lIu-ir Nun-ks .‘Ill":III. or lIII' liiiiidr- oi
’llllll \vuti’ws. :IIIII Inuit-l Ilzzit tlu\
kept ('I|L!.i"_' im-nls "II iiiii- .' 'I‘Iii Nll'l"
\\.I.\ lIU‘ IIII> morning “I“l‘. I.i‘l .i
has IIlul HIIIIIr.iIII\ shirt-ii :it 7 v-‘v-Im‘k.
‘l-llilIl ;il ‘1 Iv'rlx-i'l‘ I'l‘itl
stnitid up .11 7 (nintk.
.\I {In .\'ui\\;i‘,k .\I. II. (IlllIiIl
"‘I'IlJy ‘ "I;i\lii;Ifl suing”
hours \\'i I‘ wild lIl" i-onurt -
rations :is Liruv :i's iisiinl. Sn IIIIIIIIS—
lustiv \\l'l| tlu lH'UIIIi' .IIHIII' lllt' hours
that :i p: IIIIUn I\
sent in h1£l_\l”' JD n IIII.I|
Ill I'll Ii 5
_\1'.‘~'7
iiitii'iiiiitr
(lliw I\l .I,
‘u in: [in lulllil in In
I‘IInII\HII_ limtl
liv issue :i [H‘nt'lu'ih’lllf‘li l't‘ilItSllnL.‘
(In pvoplv of lIH' ('Il\ to .‘iIl\.‘lIl1" tliI-ii‘
clocks one hour. and thus iiiii tluv
Shim» liOiiI’s :i~ liIIrIIIiHI‘t, :iiid _\it
how an (\Ii‘d hour (it Il:I\IIL{IIl.
This is ilm OIII) sminin: billhllnlt
\‘ullllltln of lht"nlulli‘l.
'I‘Im I-n‘ul 'IiI-ntres will start :it T-lf»
(i'r‘lot‘k tIiti: (‘\I"lllflg"<."lalllléll‘ll llllll' ,.
and “ill keep this Ill: fol it while to
sic-t how it works out. liivntiiull). iin
lets all clocks i lllllt' city are turned
illH'iltl an hour. tlw- theatres will start
:in limir vslrllvr. 0! 17- o‘clock
Stun-s this morning :it
.i'i h.
("In tied ”it
(Oontlnued on pm 61:)
IIiIIIIFIIIIII ENTERS
IlNIIAYILIi‘IIISAVINIi
HARTFORD. April ‘_‘;'i.—— l‘rzii'llciillv
the entire city is or. daylight saving
schedule today. factories. stores.
hanks. insurance and broki-rnm- otl‘ic-
. s. post ofl‘icc. schools rind ti-oIIm-s. In
many cases clocks have liven set
iiho-ud: in others t‘viu In-n'iiuiinir ot' thr-
\\'0i‘kdri)‘ has Iii-«u :idvunci-d :iii liour
\vitliont cliiinniiii: clocks. Side‘lk
Marks on dink-nut sti‘t‘vts «lit‘l'vr iii
tinio- shown.
llt'PHIlSP of the fir: tIizit lllo' It'ClS-
Iziliiru- has enacts-d ,. I:i\" niiiki'i: slun-
dnrd tinw llll' lo-zzil tini‘ for tho slut-‘2
tIic-ra- has Iuwn no turning ahead of
official ('IUCkS. SIM IV :is iliosw in munic—
ollii‘vs, schools :ziid lliut (m llll‘
01' ill!“ $21-- llulis“. Iliil
own-ii under the lIlt' 1‘:ip'itol.
iindi r ”16' \i-rv (‘_\‘1’S 1 t‘ the I- :Irilnlnt‘h
Hui-third i:i thi-
tliv ul:i}»
S"\I‘l‘:\l
ipn!
I'm: r UI‘l
«loin: (\1'
“ho luivr- pliicvd
ranks (it Hi»
IiLflll snvini: lilfll'
0f IIH- slate Ot'l'ii‘n s
I’d-\fll‘lllfllllrifi.
l" l'l 'lTi-i'l.
In gum (Ill thr-
ilu ll-
inxv sr‘lllllllli‘ i-n’o, and Ollllls will
follow.
'Tliv i‘vsolii‘ion dw‘mriii: lurtt'ni'd
i'i l‘\“4lll0ll \\:i~ mnrvd ii: :i ‘w .‘v-I
(-I‘ I":ti'tiiil‘.£’l(‘ii. (”lt- ti.ij. Lest \\'~ “l\'. :v‘al
\vns llllll1'1l tor printing. It is likvl) to
up for fiii‘tl'o-r ncton any time.
come
\\’Ii.'i‘i tlior l‘lll.!l mv-iuIn-rs will do with
it l“'lllliu15 to IV-SI-Q-n. They hold.
llO\\¢'\’('l‘. the dominating vote in the
lloiistz
The lIlII was off‘rml followins‘.r I‘v-
sugei-stimi of anm- Uroinui-d of Hurt—
ford. tliiit thr city to on din'lixrlit Suv-
ing time and that individuals set their
clocks ahead. The (‘nmmon Count-i!
had previously adopted a daylight
saving resolution urging the mayor to
issue such a proclamation.
Negotiations Have
Been Broken OE
25.——r.\'t-gotia—
blevo-r-h
NEW YORK. April
ticns wcio hrokrn off tod. .—
mpresentativcs of the Marine Engin—
eers' Beneficial Association and Am-
erican Wamshtp Ovsr‘r’rs' Association
WhQ have hem he‘gl'ux a series (-1"
confcrc'wf‘s rezai'i‘iii‘z: a contract to
supersede that expiring: on May 1.
PROFI-lsmin PPJHV‘; HONORED.
NEW HAVEN. April 25.—Prot‘cssor
Ernest \V. Brown. of tho Department
of Mathematics in Yale l'nlverslty.
has been elected a correspondent in
the French Academy of Science, It was
a‘nnouncu‘l today
Fair and min-Ii warmer tonight.
Railroad and Transport
Workers Start Movement
Efforts to Find a Basis for Settling the Coal
. Miners’ Strike Were Renewed Again This
Morning, \Vhen Joint Conferences Were
Resumcd by Mine Owners, Mineers’ L
Federation Officers and Repre-. i
sentatives of the Government.
LONDON, April 25 (By The Asscciated Press) Renewed em
to find a basis for the settlement of the dispute between the and
miners and the mine owners were made this morning, when rep!!-
sentatives of the owners and the executive officers of the Min!!!" _
Federation met here in joint conference with representatives of flu
gcvernment.
The owners submitted a detailed statement of their proposals, and.
it is understood tltcy were prepared to advocate a temporaiy agtee-
ment for a period of three months, after which a permanent soul:-
merit would become operative. this embracing a standard wage and I.
standard profit.
The temperary agreement would be in the '
promise between the nations] wage basis desire .. by the miners III
the district. basis desired by the owners.
Settlement of the Sll‘llIC. which lies boom in progress since A!!!
I, seemed douthul today. On the other hind. there secmcd to be Ult-
side elements entering into the contim err-y the: threatentd to com-
plicatc the nlreadY‘dclicnte situation. ‘ _ . '-
Railroad and transport workers have Infill-ltd a movement, mm
to handle coal shipped into the United Kingdom from other countnes.
and it was said affiliated organizations abroad were being approached.
with a view to stopping all coal destined for this country. .,
Shortly after noon the conference adjourned. until. tomorrow]
when Premier Lloyd George will preside over its deliberations,
Congress Reassembles
With gig Mass of Work.
BELIEVES IRELAND Foreign Relations Commit:
SHOULD BE FREE
nature of a call-
tce to Report the Knox
Peace Resolution —— Would
Restrict Gambling ill-
Foodstuffs
\VASIIIVG’H ‘5'. April 1‘5. ,
Pong!!!-
tion “Iiilr S-WlillOr Lali‘olIv-ttvnkeflo
IIf'lIII, \Vim-onsin. was dolivvring n "-
inirml .‘I I-li'rss in support of hl! n—
suliitinn piopiisllig recognition of th‘
"Irish Al the Mini? this.
,“Irish Republic"
\K'ASHING'I‘OX. April TIN
cause of ln-Innd was pIi-ddrd in ilir
liuli‘ollvtti.
n.
...L"
Iii-public."
:{i-nnt‘vr“n“‘i‘J‘l'0::33‘12‘0 in d pr: Svnati» romniittvo considered (In.
vpu ) ican. isc is . ' . ‘ ‘- . y ‘.
v - . t: riff . (‘1 he She “‘-
[\ul‘oil iiddrr-ss. :ulvociitt-d his resolution ,I.::‘:\_::llnh:n ' q“ ‘ pp
. . ' ‘ - "Irish ‘ _
"(‘OLllllIOIl 0' ”N Hmisv agricultural committefi
'I‘tii-
Iizivl In tor-v it tho- (‘npper Tiiir‘hor bill
to rvstrivt ;: iiutilinn in foodstdfl.
(‘Iuiiruiiii‘ l‘uitvr of tlic l“r)l‘1‘lEh (70m-
proposing
Republic."
“Irvlund ls todii)
-.-rii‘i:iiii.siii," he Sulil.
:i trust of real Am-
"Thom- “'llO to-
:li sh. the some lll()(|(l. ms the Tories of I‘-
I
IWII SIIIIIE IIIIIISES
BURWIIIIWII]!
I776 'I‘Imw- \vI-o tml::\' lHthr i'o-v'ot:
itititui In tlia- l'iiitvd Status of Irish
.iwlviuiid- lIl'Q‘ stziinl upon the great
"iindunii iitnl priiiriplvs of human liliv
erti'. which \\'|‘I‘¢‘ “villi-n into lll‘ Ill .
whimtmii ot‘ liidrpo-iidv-ncv.
midi-I '=.\ I-.\ IU'DY‘I'SI'lli.!li\t' \\';ids\ititli..
“I In‘in-\« tliut lI‘IllIIlll .lhotild In
the . ..u in-w :iud indopcndi-zit as :.v:_\ N<Ill\\’l<‘ll. April 25 _7Fi"‘ m
“mm“ on ”H. ulolm. Suturing night dustrnyrd tun store-
. lioiisns owiu-d hy the Kolli (‘urbn
(Continued on page Twelve) Pomp-on) lwrv. with a loss estimated
..__- _’"’~ in Strum“. I’M/III slnrrhourzvs w’m
lIIl'Il “I‘ll \\‘:I!~l(‘ Pllpl‘l‘ In holes, and
‘ ’liv Iiv'v‘ In III-\‘U'd 1n linu‘ ni‘izlnawd
.i‘rom spoutnm-ous combustion. The
Illl‘i'lllc n Itillulil tlin- tlnm: s for more
I‘ll thziii thwa hours. The main Iiii’ild'ua
I 0 AN "l” WEI.[ nt' 'lzl‘ plant, (-mitnining \ziliinhlo mm-
(‘llllll'l‘\, was not iluninzn-d A hrk‘k
”—' " “'Jill :iY ritu- t ml (ill llli‘ H'Ttll‘litT‘r“ DIV”
'V‘ 'i‘ 7‘ "“"' i" ll‘“ l\'"l'7“"" ‘" \iuhd tliw Spread 0! ”10‘ tI-imvs. A
i‘olumI-us lliill on \‘E'nrliinmnn s'rt-vt “Rh, Hm. 1...,” ”0“.“ ”1‘, “ans”. (rm
were startled Inst Saturday night Ii_\‘ H spurks 1"... plant is lm'otml on the
loud cnish in the reiirwziy nt thv i'c-iir hunks M tlu 'I‘Iinmcs ”H“.
of the 11cm». but could find notliinnl w_,_..____..__
that. iiiw'oiiiitwl luv it. until tingluz‘i Weed and C0le
'I'liH rniii liiiil 'l]!lll¢'l‘l"llll"d the ill“ BIOCk PurChasas
1‘0iii.dilitiii o" the entrance '0 tin _._ . _
vellui‘ \\.i)' zit ‘tiv I‘Q'Iil" of thn humr In (""illt'l‘ll'”) with the q:ilr of the.
with tlw I'I‘EIIII that the iron roiling. “Wed and t‘nli- him-ks on \A‘all street. '
stow null. curling and the entirn llll'l‘t \urrr tilt-d :it the oflim of TV)“
ground for :- spur-.- of some {lunch t‘Im-k lIl‘I‘IH‘Il It. Smith this morning,
"wot. I:.ul Mid down into tliv (ipHiiiiu thwtlmwls
Io tln ('tllP-l‘ s‘nirs. Snmml Ii. “'oed and Attorney I”
,.\~ 4 2] ;-I:illlll m-d in II. of consldvi‘. Davis “‘I'I‘t' tht- purchiisors of as.
alum; Ill'plll. at one time was loczitv-ri ’“V-i-d HI' Hpv-rii House Iiimk. and
here. and the ruin sv-l'ping througlrfs‘nmiul .l lx’nwlvr. Madelyn l'-‘. \NHH),
the div-t lindj ('tll‘Y‘lt'tl lIH‘ rubbish :iiid :Ill'l .‘tttm-my Innis, purchased fi-
sfont- into this. The cost of repairing: Cole lllor-k. '
the spot will be several hllndl‘(‘(l lt “its stiitul this morning by Attor.
dollars. It is (ixpcctt‘d. Ill“. I‘llVlH that no doflnitv plans WWO
nut for the usv of thr‘ property. 88'.
tor l|l\‘I‘I~'llIl1 nt piirposvs.
Furious A.ttaCkS Made i ’I‘Iic iii'oiwrtv [llll‘tllflfil‘d by MIC.
Against Greek Forces \Nt-I-I. Atioruv v ll.’I\'IH and Sir Kepler.
I014. three stories high IIQ
is Til)llttl
ATHENS. April 25.—7'r‘urlous :it— .is of lirit-k construction. It Is situated
tacks against (}rvvk fort-vs holding: at Nos 41. 43. and 4.3 “VI” street.
ATLANTIC I'm-:I-rr sinus NORTH.
ON BOARD l'. S. S. PENNSYLVA-
positions along thl- Mviindvr Rivvr in
\Vestbrn Anatolia. haw- bi-cn launched
ll} the Turkish Nationalists. but have
been repulsed cvorywlwro. says on un~ |KIA. April :3 (lly 'I'lu- Ansoclnted
official statement issued hero quoting 5Prnns). (lly \Virr-lvus).~»~ The Atlnm
Smyrna advices. The. Greeks 'izavv ‘fioet is today on its way from (id-n-
been successful farther north to hold- .tanamo Bay to Hampton Roads. Al-
ing their positions against Turklsh ‘slstant Secretary of the Navy Boon-s
Iassault" veil is making the trip with the nefi
' . roiissu-uihlml tridnv nftm :1 brief" re-
senhtor .IJaFOIIQtte. Ad‘o spit: :u-wl Illllllrlllélll'l)‘ pliiiiprmi in“) I
cateS HIS ReSOIUtlon PTO' mass oi uork In the Senate. (21.
. ' ' I"UI1'IL’II Ilolniions (‘mnmittm‘ prepsr— ‘
DOSIng ReCOgnltlon 0f the ..1 to riport ill“ Knox peace 1‘. -
run most iictnvl) Ollllny‘ (”fill-"TO“ ninth." l'I"'I‘-‘"""l ms" ‘0 “WWW" ‘
oi tlii ind: l\':ll1ltll(‘l‘ (ll 1'" “ml whilr punm- I‘l‘SUIII'HHl similar '0 ”1“ Knot '
sti'ilgglv tor trm-dom “Ill” Gui” ””7 mviisui‘v
:Illl :iri- oI' lllt‘ Hiiiii- iiiiiid. tlw Sllnll‘ __..—-~ -—~—-'—"
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