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VJILLAR DAY
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DOLLAR DAY .
In South NomlE
THURSDAY, In! 10 .
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But
(onirnittee Appointed to Re-Name and Re—Num-
her Streets of the City—Asa T. Lowndes Asks
for $300 Damages for Son’s Injury—Third
District Residents Want Sewers—May
Lay Sidewalks on Benedict Farms
Bridge in the Immediate Future. ' -
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ouncil Has Hearing,
A
Defers Action
tliv Jilin") drive-rs of the city and he
(‘iltti Iiir :ict oi the Lezislutiii which
“ill. on Jill) 13th. plum- :tl .ii’llcrh
lilltlt’l 'tht l'iil-Iit- St-nit-w Ctnniiiixsioi.
which \xili hold htvziriiirrs and tit‘Flg-
liltlt' ll» struts rind iiiriiwu'.s along
whit ii tiit- jitiiovys “ill u".
llv- [lolltl'ti out that ’it would l)(' :1
cowl thin: i‘tii tliv- (-ily to ilrtor ac»
tioii mi ill' [Hllsfiak’r of an) ordinance.
whitl; “ll'ii'i l» t-n't-ctne tor only a
“all; or two. and to wait until .hiii'
littli (‘titiiit-iliiinii llrnllirrttiii ilskf‘“i
that something he (ifiilr‘. especially
\‘.iil‘l \\':ishim<‘t0ii strut \\ll‘-‘i‘t' tinliit'
Mills arr u duil} occiirrtiit-tu 'l‘lie
i.“:tllllL’ was closwd. hnw.-\t-r, “illioiit
action. and without :inynnt- llilVlnL' It
i‘Ollli} tit‘iil’litt iilt-zi :is to wind the
ho 'lifl': liuti inwn (.illn-i tor. I'uiimil
{l'UllliillH‘i on l'ugc i-Ziglitl
Sunday Observance
LflVetoed by Lake.
Will Be Passed
« :r Veto. and There Was
Applause in the House
Negative Attitude
‘ Announced
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lw‘ l' rc'zii:iili:g thtr-
>ig’llf‘lltirr to the
v'» '- ‘ ii- .. .'.i hilt yt-sttrr.
drill that mu
tit-l‘ Sit-p ill
milil Gow r-
.iiéti that the
;-- ': .'l ”1" playing
And it'iollitill
~ 8 Invinv :ii‘tcr-
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”arts to ti ~' stztl-ility
. Ht Flume/ed that ill?
r:-*'!l]"i_\ i.;txl t-rrui :uwi that
0: th» {N-Oiilt oi” tin state
to the {vltnisn’ll's of Ill“
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iv - at step in the House 0:; the hill
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SPECIAL EARS
NDW USED BY
-BDDTLEDRERS
Adopt Expensive Type of
Auto with Special Com-
partments for Illicit
Liquor '
Abandoning tht
touring car in which
easily be detected. “hootleggers”
transporting whiskey from New York
into this state have recently adopted
the more expensive but much safer
method 01 tismg specmliy built auto-
mobiles. e‘mhotlying facilities {or stor-
ing large amounts of alcohol without
rit-trction.
in now mnnv
.‘Tt Sill‘l't'SSilll
lizi past t“t;
» l-r"'r: (or-tis
,zltlit Vitit-s
regular typt of
liquor could
these autos
but with-
sucli cars
federal
cases
unknown.
trot-ks two
('I‘tit‘tl h}
is
iii RIVER BUYS
lDMllllRliYDi
ERIME lN STATE
dad in Hartford. They
. tiess to Police of Many.
2 . iaheries
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thrir
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2"'il: .u t‘w
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into
urns:
.-i o: i'ago Sis.)
Anniversary
of Golden Cross
Golden
tenth
3,. (nomination. last
.;v. L flail. Then-
. ..“'-n-.ian(&- of tlig mem-t
.. irom ilritigf'lml‘l-
.".l~ury. A fine sup-
'i‘::‘»re were violin so—
and piano st-
the
tht
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t~ i‘i l‘iiit‘d
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irx.‘ Q
' It‘s i>irii.
~ \i:-.r:ii:<. Vl'iicox. Aft-
Iiuml-s‘r of old fash-
‘ t ' .10} Pd. Mrs. “'ii-
' -. ‘vf-‘ivi with a hand-
hild Ihi.‘ was secur-
"7.: rd. of Danbury. Mrs.
. _ secured the. consola-
' ‘:-; hall was timely decor»
elected vice
Linn-r :tgt-nlu yistr-rt‘iny arrested
"Luv” 5 Santni‘iuv in, of Hartford.
iii i9 14') llftVt'
1! Hit; in :i touring: car.
i" “liitE: was built to
nichiml ilonds
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is s. i-i in" r. goirtzv
‘ .riv‘nid
r; .v M;' in
im . _' g
S unv. t-
t\:‘l in ”.1 lb“.
Worm:
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Littl' ti; it
()n \\ :n to Hartford
S..li:.tt'.l"_' f in tin l'-"fi~
l:::'.‘inEI llu div
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i.ilutit-:’i men w h.
(Coziiimiii l’ugw Thin)
SDDTH NDRWALR
CLUB LADIES’ NlliHT
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Oil
Tim Lotus I}. 2- (ll. irtejtt. instill-r
With Miss E1iin i Him} ~sni. :i r: lili‘ 7'
mild r-‘oviition v. :ih it llitli about
_"t" mi'il’llit'rs tw.‘ tho- Smith Norunik
(Juli. :inti thf'il‘ mus and friends.
i: s". (-w “in! with .‘i program 0t song
and story. list was decidedly im-
no specml pro-
momrtu and informal.
{:rnm inning been arranged
'i‘l.e concert lasted for about an
hour. after which dancing was en-
;oycd until midnight. Speidei's orche-
tia from Bridgeport prmiding the
music
Last night was known as “Ladies
iii ' ‘aml was the second such affair
he’d unticr the auspices of the enter-
tainment committee. Last night's was
even l-rtter than the preceding one.
The committee in charge consisted
of: ’
J'mes Vl’ood.
.11.. .is. A. R. Nut:
1.. K. Paul and E.
.A. R. Malkin President
of N om alk Savings Society
A: a meeting of the directors of the
Norwalk Savings Society held yester-
A‘bert R. Mall-rm was elected
president of the-"‘Society to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of
Henry F Coleburn.
William H. Hunter. of the Gilbert
8:. Bennett Co- of Georgetown. was
E \R’. Fitch. S. 5.
mg. 1‘. M .mwrence.
)1. Hoyt.
ii a)“.-
Entered'at the South Nomi]: Post.
once as Second Chis: Man Hatter.
Streets Congested By
Jitneys' andOther Cars
iFRUIT ERDPS
JAPANESE
PDUDE RAID
DMDiDlPlD DDll
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KYOTA. Japan; May l‘if—Leadcrs
of the radical “Omotoks'o” cult have
been‘ placed under arrest with many
or their principal followers. following
a police raid on the headquarters of
the organization at Ayabe. near here.
'l‘hev are charged with distribution
alarmist reports calculated to disturb
the public.
l'olice officials who conducted thc
raiti broke into a secret temple at
Ayiibe and there found two million
yt-n in specie and amoral hundred
swords. Sul-terrancan passazes were
found leading to thy residence of
\‘Vanisuhuro ik-zuch‘i. adopted son of
“'h the
cult. were
A"...
a‘vlrlnii
it
“louder
his homo—
e-as oi
is said. and in
—_
U‘txiitiiiut-d on
Page Sm t» :1)
it was voted at the annual conx‘on-
tion or the Daughters of Ht-rmann's
SOHS. hfld at til? Elks‘ HOIIH'. yesu-r-
day morning afternoon and v-venin'z.
that the l932 convention “ould he
ht‘lti in imnburl’.Jll May. When Eliza-
bvth Lodge. No. 7, Will he liostesg
tJ-‘i‘icers Were elected for the com.
ing‘S-erir'as follows
(‘yrantl President—4H“? Rochcnberz.
New Britain
First Grand \‘lt‘e-Prvsidciit—Mrs.
Huttlt “foil-n P-ridzeport.
Shroud Grand \‘ice~Pr&-sidcnt~.\im.
Fritdu iris. Stamford.
Grand Svrmnrx‘r-tlfln. Agni-s Koeli-
yarns."
Crawl Treasurer —— Mrs.
Min na
ii“onunued on Page Four)
M’LEAN MAY
EEAD “ERIN DE
TEDDY” MDVE
Connecticut Senator Pre-
sents Bill for Two-Cent
Coin to Perpetuate Roose-
velt’s Memory
4
fine of Connecticuts own 19:21:49.7.-
may he the active leader of the mom»
merit to perpetuate the 316310?) of
former President Theodore Roosmvlt
by coiling-e of a Hooscvvlt two~cvnt
piece. Senator George P. Mcllezti: in-
troduced a bill in the l'nited States
Senate at the behest of the W'omen‘h
:oosevelt Memorial association pro-
\iding for the coin that will bear the.
likeness of the great Am?t‘l(a: -
Elizabeth Ogden “'ooj. (irate-man
of the association's cotnage commit
tee. explains the situation i". the fol»
lowmg statement:
' “Practical weak."
"As Theodore Roosevelt r»? wei in
'pi‘ItPthttl ideals} the mr‘m‘n 4:" this
association fei‘i that a. L.
(Continued on Page '2‘};-
ARE DAMAGED
Killing Frosts May Result in
Price Boost to Above
W'ar Period Peak
V. .xFHi\Gi
-(Ji:\i
plums a- fill
lonzzt'.
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plan“.
rezm «i
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. 'it bell titer".-
March and April
fr: fruits are not
peak of thr- war
(”fixer irmt grou—
tre-ezvs of
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ti it
{whirls a nil
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“11¢. no i- t
Dr. Holt Making .
Inspection of City!
Chairman of Committee on
Selecton for National
Child Health Demonstra~
tion Met by Committee
This Morning
l Molt of l altimort
chairman of the cr-mmittee on selec-
tion for the Nattoral Child Health
Demonstration. which Norwalk is en-
dcaxormg to secure, arived in Nor-
walk this morning on the 9:20 S. T.
tram, and m mugerc by Dr. T J.
Black. State Conuniasioner of Health:
iir. VV'illiatn J. Tracey. health officer
at 1h.- (‘ity of Norwalk. and Miss A. C.
Wu mlvroth of the Home Service Sec-
'iOlI of the Arntrican lied (‘ross
l'r llolt's fish was for the purporae
inspecttnz the city. and of looking
into its adxantuges as a site tor the
vl‘rnonstration. which will mean. it
Nor-walk is selected. that the sum of
limo-W») will be spth hero in from
:hrnt- to five years. in the staging of
this demonstration. and that 5:0le
1'!“ liir Erirti A
(ii~
(Continued on Page Four)
{IDAL SHDRTADE IN
ENEEAND'SERIDDS
LONDON. M3.) ll HFurtht-r indica.
tions of u.» seriousness of the coal
shorts (‘.A1$t'ti l«_\ the Sirllll (it 1110
Illini‘f‘s. “limit has it”. in progress
<i2;('t' April i~ is for. lsiltil ivy ti
nL'lll‘it‘Pi’iirl‘.Z tint: tin \‘ir‘lwrs Si
Minding and Ehglntt‘rlllt \Vork.» at
narrow. Iii" lur" ‘t coucttn in the
l'mted kirzztiom. O'illl‘l03lllz.’ lint/mil
mr-n. vxili zo'to-i t’i ciosn at My «rid
of nvxt “tell un‘rss coal mirzin; l.‘ rc-
bunmd i.) that 1777i» and fin-sh suturing
t‘ tuti arr .t-i Tho- iio'i and
RH] works of Plant already; arg
shut down.
Complitc
plant‘ would sari.
ui‘ .
lit!-
iii
0 {Jivtuif
2r»-
cinslri: of tit.» \‘ijkcrs
;.m»reciai.l,\‘ tit)
13’," 7‘6‘2lrltu“ of
t U»
ml of uneniiiioyni til
the labor Exci‘a: ‘ :‘s. “"41 i.. at . .c
.47.] of Al‘i’ll rt .ci ed 155?..mm Those-
exclusixe 01' the i.;‘ W
fiEUl‘PS (iro-
idle miners
i'r-limantz: go thrrn-
‘ ‘ :mr‘w said:
; 1 trees were spared
(rs
lilt‘Z’.
Nine
in ti , stric‘kv-
Inert-as» t‘: r
escnpud titt‘
l'é'i‘uiil :3
IS in the areas that
.H.
r. l,
to To to waste {or
{Continued on Page Three)
EXPRESS CDMPANY
SUED EDR $30,000
The H.
0A \Ieriden.
Lnited States Instruct court.
suits brought agains st. it by Franco
Faiuotico and Joseph Paiuoticok of
116th street and First avenue. New
York city. father and son. for damag-
es aggregatlnc 330.660, the result of
an accident or. December 4th. 1920. at
lt’iTth street and First avenue. when
the son was run into and over by one
T. Smith Express Company
is deftndent today in the
in two
area. l
A Faithful Dog
Dies Like a Hero
Vl‘.\\’ YORK. May ll.—-Hi-
I )t- fastened upon the Rey.
JlN‘ph ll. hes. chaplain of ‘0“
Y'Hirk Fire Department. den".
3 [15111133311 dog. W of En-
gine (‘ runway 58. went tn his
death in the electric chair. ges-
(H‘day.
J(-rry had (madam no 4
(.fi“"-_ Hr: electrocution was
(:6. (if mding hi5 “I‘m "'0‘“
injuries reached in discharge of
his duty. fl
" For six m be had answered
cvcry can has my made.
ulnar. running Mild “19 Ell-
zinc. which he had hated to
lowe. But the terrific pacewore
down his hear whit the W
93;};st W‘Q‘t' tit sight 0‘
his. eyes.
f the drtendant‘s motor express
ucks. it is claimed. is crippled
f r life.
The father claims damages of $5.-
000 for the loss of the services of his
son. who is twelve years old. and who .
was the first wttm on the stand
Jtrry, was sent to the New
‘imk Vumlen’e League for Am-
man.- Hospital. 3000111me by
the chaplain and a letter [mm
the men 0! his company, which
r.
4
30m NORWAIL CONN. . WEDIBDAY, HAY 11, 1921
Germany Comes to
Increasing cloudiness. stench-i.
Terms of the Allies
\
LONDON. Mar ll.-—-It is reported
that negotiations between the interni-
licd commission in Upper Silesia and
Adelbert Kort'anty. leader of the Poi-
isii insurgents in that art-a resulted.
last evening, in thc suspension or hos-
tilities. sags a dispatch to the \‘rntral
News from “'a rsaw toda y.
it was agreed. according to this rc-
DOFI. that the insurgents would occu-
py a line of demarcation agreed upon
pending: final settlement of tho- Upper
Silesian question. The industrial ter-
ritory. which has been largely overrun
by the Poles. therefore would remain
under Polish occupancy.
SAYS SERDDL ADE
WAS DEFECTIVE
Corporation Counsel Quin-
lan and Judge Tammany
Argue Case of Dr. Sullivan
Against City of Norwalk
Claims that the act passed by the
lt’KlleLllil't‘ (‘0fl(‘('TliiliL’ lilr issuam 1' ol
school Ccrtifit‘alt‘s which amended 3
previous act on the i-nmt- subject was
defective and repugnant “’6'T{‘ made
b) Coflomtion Counsel Edward 3.
Qumlan in arguing a demurrer and
motion tor a more Fp(‘(‘lll" statement.
yesterday afternoon. before Judge
John R. llooth in the Court of Com-
mon Pic-as, in the Suit for damages
brought by Dr Daniel E. Sullivan
against the City of Norwalk. The
physician claims 8700. damages to:
services rendered in. the issuance of
working certificates to school children.
Many objections were raised by
Corporation Counsel Quinlan relative
to the act. He claimed. in the first
(Continued on Page Twelve)
SIANDER SUIT
EDRSIDDD DAMADES
Testimony in the slander suit
brought in Peter J Gaiiigan against
James Monteith. was heard this
morninc. iii the (‘ouxt of t‘ommon
Pleas. “illCil is being held in the up-
town court room. by Judm John 1:.
Booth. Galligai. claims $1.00“ dain-
:u:t.~s for alleged slanderous state-
ments made by Mozitcitit. Ruth plain.
tilt and defendants are residents offi
Nom’fllk. living in the vicinity oi
North Taylor uterim Ti’n'
still mi tins attrrnoon.
Munv amusing liil'é
were brought out at
m on: i tic. Frank
(itbt‘ “1.5
trstimony
trial this
our of tin
of
(lit
l’opp.
(t‘ontinued on Page Eight)
SCHDDE RUDRET
BEiNfi PREPARED
I':<jl.l(.t-
tin
0; th: iltidrn n;
art- Must» l
nuai hudm’. for ‘-' w comm:
Meetings are being: ill 13
Menu rs
tion today ivj’alfl’lfl :12!-
Mar
tiafiy rt .1»
l
' 4* had a plealaant time. ..
'ctiarter recently passed by state
' iature.
212.12
in: the ltudzrt what i; m! not ill rz—u-i}
tor a couple (-1 wot-ks
Ti‘w- in Will how to l» p
t-d to the ’roard or I‘;F'~li".ikilt‘ and
‘JOXL hut this .ipl. :tzattvr of
form. ['3in the amendment to the
legis-
'tilP Board of iiduratio‘n is arty. i
on full power to main. out a ‘iiud'zt-t
which cannot be cia_.gwl by 22.»
Board 0: Estimate and Taxation.
”We are checking up on the bud-
get very carefully} declared .llr. ‘.\'il-
11am J. Tracey. chairman of the
board. "because the budget stands as
presented to the Board of Estimate
and Ta:. :icn under the amendment
to the charter."
Progress Forum .
Has Ladies’ Night
ro-szt-nt ~
Tama~
View:
is 5": ti
Yentriioquism. song. and story.
provided the entertainment at the
"Ladies' Night." of Progress Forum.
No. 1. F. F. L last evening at the
rooms on W'ashington street. when
fully 300 members and their friends
were present. A vten riloqu'ist from
New York city provided that part or
the entertainment. and to‘: d stories as
well. while Al Kramer. Miss Irene
{xi-Cesare and several winter: from
out of town gave vocal selections.
The Bells orchestra provided music
. tam
H...
Note to
illNi‘H’lN. Ma) ll. (fly the A530.
tinted Prcss).—Gcrmany's uncondi-
tional acceptance of the iintcntv rc-
paration terms was delivered today to
Premier Lloyd George in Dr. Stlia-
mar. German .‘Illlisll‘t to Great ilri-
BERLIN. May
ed Pressl-Tht-
crisis was solved.
cht. Zeitumr. owing to a
President Ebert to resign
ilah‘wntary anti pollti'callv
Cabinet wrrt- no’t forme'd
the allied ultimatum.
Ebert's threats.
newspaper. compelled the r‘c-ntrt
Party to abandon its original dotrr—
lnaxion not to put forward an im-
rpncrial chancellor from its ranks w
HERIJN. May ll.—Girman.\‘s new
.abilcl. with Dr. Julius “'lrth as
Chancellor. received what unlountt‘d
to a vote or contidi HP! in ”I" ilricli—
stun: last night. that limiy :iirproxing
of the ministry‘s decision to “(Ctpt the
li. (Ry thc Assoc-lab
Gt-rmaii Cabinet
declares the Vostsln-
threat by
it :i l'ar-
rt-sponsililc
to unHVt'I'l'
__1J
I fi'mui‘i‘l‘ t .11 '3';
till:
allied ultimatum. The \ott stood 371
to 175.
'i‘iit \ott s cast t't-r pm I [ll::ll(r \w in
LSthamar Delivers
Lloyd George
Unconditional Acceptance of the E n t e nt 5
Reparation Terms Announced Today—New l
Cabinet. Given Vote of Confidence Follow-
ing Important Action Taken Last Night.
I wmocratic. l 5803' -
Centrist.
Socialist and Majority Bait
('iulist l’u rill-s Tilt“ Nationalists. Ger-
man People‘s Party. Communism
Bavarian I'eoplc‘s Party-wore op
trom tiic
pendent
lo the plans of the ministry as an-
nounced by the new‘ chancellor.
The allicrl demand, in brief. v-D
payment by June
gold marks diiv- on May 1: trial
(‘Nflmall officers and soldiers not:
(it crimvs (luring tht war; com
disarmament or the military. in:
and :N‘r‘lill arms OI l'rl‘l‘ll'll]ll_\"8 fl“
and ultimate ptnmwnt of $33,750,000.-
OOH in l‘rpul‘niinnh. 'l‘lir t‘PDaflitt
obliz'ation would hr paid ".1 tom!-
mum: or approximatr-iy steamed”.
in addition to :5 per cent.
\aluc of Germany's exports.
Since the nnnounc-nit-iit of th‘
Germain ministry. then has been som‘
lipl‘f‘uintloli as to it? stability
in Wirtr has Inun often consider—
:iii' llmldiéllltl\ 0' .‘xiutylniul lirzher—
iormrr \linisim nr' l-‘jnancc, and
In tit'l‘ rmiiwvl to carrf‘
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((‘oaitiinnt ti on l‘azl-
per ywai ,
of ”l"
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Twelve)
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sinusitis
iii NEW PLAN
Police District Organization
1 Only Needs Chance to
Prove Itself, Says Flana-
gan
Wounded Refugees
Arriving at Oppeln
runs: 033’
:5
‘~ I
l of the one hiilio‘ .
f’ A
French Soldiers Hurt in W
tillery Duel with We
cut Poles Near Grok
chowitz—Sa'ious Develop:
ments Expected
-I: i.
“I’i‘iiilx'. Silesia. Ma) ii (ily the
Associated Press) French troop. '
engaged in an arlllk‘l‘y duel with in;
surgcnt Poles near Groschowttz about
six mile!I south of this city. yesterdtt.
The Poles replitd to the French ‘5‘.
with seycr'ai sma. flcld pieces
numlxr of slightly .wounded French
soldiers haw.» been brought here and
other wounded Fi-tnchmen have been
brought in by motor lorries from
other towns in liz‘. disturbed area. '
worth of damage to the building. The
blaze was one of eight calls received
by the fire department during the
past fourteen hours. No other blaze
was of serious proportions. but the
police base discmercd an oii- soaked
mattress in the rearof the Bristol Ho-
tel, and two of thc (ails both want
from the same box. were found to L:
.alse alarms. The Foran tire starter;
whi e a. large portion of the city dc».
partment “as anmering one call and
when the firemen arrived the whole
interior of the building was a roaring
mass of flames. The firemen could
not enter the building at. any time un»
til nearly 5 a. m. today ll_eo.n.whiie
for dancing. and Wm
‘33.
two fine bean. one furnished by the
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$13, 000, 000 Breach
No motions. one to rw
Superior court thc other he“ work.
ital. Will Do heard iv Juh
Thomas. this at“ t- TIIUOR.
States District court. it, ‘8 mw
Mm breach of contracl
Groton Iron Vl'orks. w-fl‘rs.
(-‘tateo Shipping I’voarom.cxs.
Fleet Corporation.
The plaintit! compan
manning ot the suit to
“art. from the incl-Giotto: .
“court. whiten-c
mWotm‘
.‘ t
of Contract» .,
Chief of Policy wiii’itim 1: Penn» . . . . ‘_
tngton aces a bi: future ot succeshiul It ‘9 rumored ”1‘“ ‘ German §ffl°?P ‘ ‘
work ahead 0! till Mirrorioiiian re. "“0 formerly l'wld a high position a
lice District organization which 1.3:: the an?” ha" “fikp” marm- 9‘ German
been refined with iiradquarters in operations in sills“; and intohalued
New York "All that is nt't‘t'st‘al’y for otnrials hm.“ “‘3’ ”‘9‘" “m b“ ”Pri'
thf. success of u" ,._‘pprim. r.t is ”.3, Que dt. vtlopmoztts in thy neat {P'I’
tht- departments which am» emu-“1‘ flour unless tho Poles indicate "29;?
at the start. stay in Ul’llti omwortunit) mum'on to "Pam a “”lldrd‘i‘fl II.
have hot" tin-n titI system to prom “"5 CIU' llitr' liar lt-ovsi.”.‘lrri(;.ir;;g .
itst-lf This it will do Just as: surtl) continuous “"33 0“ “O“l‘dp ,e-r-
as tilt» chance is az'l‘criir-tl " This is tin man ”4‘12”“ :‘lid ‘3‘ :i‘Udléf’“ 1"”
nay the had at the local d: par-1mm: FTO‘VMI mow 1nd,: v .1 :9 mrtgan
\ivws th- lit'rscnt status at tint moat. ‘UHti-‘J roams”: .- w gouzli‘lt‘trdv their
merit lmtwixr'n departinnits to inaug- '(mYun’ZL‘.LHV . 1': PET??? 3‘” ' 97
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idea is not esl‘icciolly new lrut th- "“‘""‘"" 1 " -‘ 1‘ ‘ “"r “mm -
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iwen delitiiir'w «ittuitti i.pv~:i its: ti . .““‘ h "' ( v ' ‘ “'r‘ 9““ passes
two nlon‘h" 03:0 "mu”. “m be signed in. tin. i'oaii-l. commisear whrch
mom“: (,4 “Hummer work “4,,“ L 'pri'mitttti ram; 10 pass the ”urgent
iv;- "1 L16 04 1'! <111y \‘rill M .,,.V\un ‘1'. ll.‘ “3- I? lF ti"’i.i"“ti l‘J‘ l'OltJF 31'":
Ed“ u. . A P P l ' ‘ .\\~il-I~u‘ppwi “at, artnl‘ ry and small
< 1‘ r"’< "1‘ Mon '.—~ A inf-k 0‘. d"?! ipilnfl
C rimmed (-2: Post K-zril " ‘1‘“ _‘ l > ‘ ‘ ,
( o ‘ mid-Am !:= Ihll" ranks.
Foran and Son Company 8 Furniture Store on Bank
Street Wrecked and Flames Spread to Adjoining
. .
Buildmgs—Damage at Mi d n i g h t Estimated at
' 4’
$330,000
NEW LONDON. Man 11 il’irv. be» boat ('omraiiy. turmshtd watt-r from
' ' - ‘ -_ hm; Iii\(!’
lieved to he of turn nilmr}. ovigin. (on. the T es
plett‘l“ dvsirtls'rd the furniture stow" l-iyinz sparks. threatened the sur—
f l-‘oran & Son. 2‘.‘ 23?» Bank :«tnu-t. rounding neighborhood ou'r a want
at 9:45 last evening. causmg a loss 02‘ area and started on» fire a few blocks
$200.00“ in stock mid doing SlU'k‘m“ ""‘"" ,~
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