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knpel‘a to Be
'- . , .-t Accepting the
1.. 's Proposition.
. : i"~ -' Lower W ages
- varage of $0 3
forw. b.
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l’Il- | Il.’l)l in S“ in] II' ‘l I I' I
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i‘li‘ uhi iizzl .I I‘I~ '. l . ' .1.-
v-I-k (~ Illiii‘sllil‘. Minn
'iI‘ old law ... I‘I- mr I .. ». II
I (1 hams ii ii i)) i:~ 333 II
‘3' I 'IV low Sunb- (In x . IlI\
v . * iI nun. ;i (in) In 35.1? ‘1"
'\ ll IlIl: Oi i'IP r‘t)7\"lii\ ”"I-‘ii‘.
II I: i ii .\ l“ lII'iIl tJI .i l' ,I1iII' 'i‘i‘I
III In. I It in Wily ». Ni. li'~l"l uni.
I .I. b IH'II'I walk”): «L'l~"'
Lira tun-n [linimeui
-'| . ‘ l- mu] I. .II;. c .I
'li"-I' ‘ ll"l]lll‘..l oi tit i'I."II‘-
. 1., but l'liilll I; IiI~'I: 1':-
rant .l'lliili vIIlIIIl; 1+ lI”l‘.l=i"'-
Iicd On Page Fight)
Iiililillllll
Is llS FlliUlllS
.‘ ‘1
.‘Iil, 1 \A Keogh and
Waitrane to Fight
.'-.. * are Courts
p-
‘
I "‘I:il, \‘.lI"I' (If in”
' w .iIIi2II iIIOLth. (it
'lI’i 'I'I Illipl'v'i l'i lilI'
'Iill; ll .II iilt' assess-
t‘i.‘ l- the ("fly of
I. min-Ii» ‘~liI- O\\'llS
. . ‘ .iimv'nxsk; i)" re-
' i I; II, ii." “Hilliimlnl
.. I (In 'niiwl Music
I II' » ii ." Ill hill-Pi, has
. 'i i)_ the lu’mi'ii ()l‘Y
I; t-IIH Ii 0‘ relief 0"
. Ini 'Ii l. .‘ILI‘ :1l)\'
I on: ‘lw l-onri‘. of
I . .‘lllllll'l (‘I lZI'lIruiie.
iii" ’l‘lIIrIl "Ewing
oil! 0’ ’i‘u-l‘”)
l . llltIIN‘liV and he
I I)’ (‘Ii'IsistI'nt
lII‘i :II! I.‘l(“'l‘l to
In I..
I iundle
., Hui y Tomorrow
H lolly, 3
‘1 I liml lII-lIr-f' coni-
’I‘ .u all Norwalkers
. -- bundles of worn
I :Ilmiit tilt" 1101130.
knoll Of the front
_ .. .. um Relinf" to-
. wisl lm collected
~ -: ‘l-I (lay liy- loczil
i 1 .4. HI!" SCOUhS
{Streets Are Strewn With
Bodies of the Greeks
r of Shops in the Cities. of Samsun
an t Trciiizoxd. on the Black Sea (‘oast of Arm-
c:r'..:.. Have Been Raided ‘United States
--.»-‘,:‘<:I;-,'er Has Arrived at Sumsun to
infect Americans LOt'ated There.
E‘é'ile Hand (‘iub '
'1} :“i W’age Cut
of Christians Repo
' ' noswnx. cons.
runny, first a. 1921
sssooum m‘ms msfitAmbs-mm'us’mn m mounows om
mend,“ m South NW
Olcesssecondus-Ksilm.
v
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Company to Meet
\.a
'I'! . "l il in iiiI-i tin: of the
~»l u L.l.Iil«ie 0' ti- i‘u-lb‘ lslultil ('llli)
..I. .m a II... iimfi of I:. ll. (initi-
'l‘. i‘wl’e 1 ml I. .i. SJlIITIlJ) eve-
III lulu-k Vii “ll o'i'luek (i‘. 'i'.).
..I l‘I IIIl ~~~ (It Illlzdlllzdlltlll.
:3-I‘Iw in: In (i :Inix..ItIu;I it is
ilu I ill.ll\ ("It‘lwil ItloiI v.i'l be im
I .- I \\lll(' I'i in tin lIui'I .It i-ml\
H, . ~.i ‘. ell. lrr ln- llllilil'll'll :iliillz ‘QI
I,. ..-.~.-; 01’ t- Nurwulk l‘mIiIiry I'Ti
-l tiI' Shth XIII-walk Club.
NorwalkHigh school Graduating Class of 1921
‘ k
lllimilN-tli .\Ill~~l\u. Ilialuuu- Amiéiqui‘. .\iI.-I- i-z.
Hilbert. “lulu-"e (inbler. Nut “In-(lulu. kiitliryu "flIlIlI\\ll.\- l1-
\\illlinn I'lll‘ll‘h. .\uln-e_\ l“.
JHHI‘. ('lmrhw .\. Jl‘iilunzb. l-Irie I'Z...liilui~lm._ (‘lm'ii K. JIIIII':. .\iliili k. hl‘!~~li'l'.
\lulu-l l. Inekuiuul. Itnlli luring. llalpli If. Lin-it. Raymond “and".
“album J. Mllllenn. Charles New“. Ilimm-d henmuu.
Hubert Illnum.
inn.
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I\I':IliIi-r. ( ian-Iil-i-
.‘Iui‘~l:iuil. \lm') ('.
iiipp. ‘I.II‘\
litli .‘\.
Lei-limb.
.‘IMHII‘\\~ Hem-sic,“-
.li-mile \. \Iii-«lluiul. Idlutl‘lll‘t' ')‘IIIM'(‘~|. Beatrice HIM-ii. Jail. U‘Nillnnn. Alla M. Prescott.
{ii-”lit "UNl'IIIN'Iix. Ilium-up "nth, Joseph “mm”; liln Nuflci-in lithe] M. Smith. (‘eelltn anlIn. Ibuiil 'l‘nilln. Zultnn
.iIl.i~. .\III.\ “N“. .‘lnrlmI \\ lino-.Tnstd \\'il~sni. (‘lu‘h-ltsphrr (‘M-u. Muriel Clark. Angeli- )lni-nkn. Dullil Marlon].
ll-mn nl. l-llizn'u-lb
\li-(uu-i up
‘ . Mull. Aiiim- ltnN-L li~llicr I‘ls'dl". Helen (‘. lliulil Sydney lliiiikci'
l\'llIi-‘( .lllahiiii. '.|lIJI'N‘l'l (VIII-I). I‘Iiy- (‘urililim. .‘llliln-Il (‘ium-nlu-ru. Lam rem-e (‘nnby Intuit I. ')R\I\.. (.‘ciuwieu- S.
mm ii I. .\llei- (s. Uni-nth). \llu'jurle hul’null. .lm-L \\', I-‘lxim. .‘.l||'_\ II‘u\. (‘linrles (-‘niillwik. Ethel (3(‘I~IIIII. \nuinn
“ii-nun Haul-k. (-‘em-yieve l-l. Ilmixli. Agnes It. llam-
Huntington.
[Hindu If.
l.l('\\(‘l|,\ll
Jar-hum.
k ll'lltt') er.
.‘lililldfl
lleleii .‘\.
"1ill’l‘llli‘ .\i.- Ilnyniunil‘.
Are; oting
goject
cumin lam.
NAMEii MlliiEii
iii Piillllliililiili
Appointed After ,'overnor
ADMii Militi-
lililiDlNS llNE“
MES Niii inSl
'I'iii
before Judge John E.
bearing ussigmd for yesterday
Keclcr to dig
Signs Bill Realanizing
State Departmen
.lunc
solu- u iempomp iiiiunoupu;htstn-
ed in the mum- of (‘lorcncc E. slau-
soil. but at the instance of the CH). to
protect ii building line which tile city
:iuthorltii-s supposed existed, “as dis-
I'VE: :iin fillt‘h hurl-i
l” Inn till.ll!ll\~lllll 'l‘lIe :ipDUnm"
out
(L‘uIIiIIIIu-Ii on Page SPYC“)
tuo trucks on the l'oxt ltOiul. incur
the.- Spring (:ron- l‘cnietery.'enrly List
morning. is p_'0i)ttlil) Eliza-
:Ind that she
i"l‘lll-l_\'
betli liehlmnn.
.Itives in Niwnrk. N. J.
this It i—
In response to a query sent out by
tlIi lInriI-n authorities. illuri'y Reed
of 19:0 Scdgewlck Avenue. l’itts-
burgh. wliOse address was found on a.
letter which the woman carried in
her pocketbook. iniormed the Duricn
medical examiner that he did write a
letter to "Mrs. H. Van Aken." at 21'?
Schermcrhorn Street. Brooklyn. some
weeks ago. He stated that in lllfl’lel-
ter the name was an assumed"one.
and that the woman to whom he
wrote was I‘Jlizubeth Heldmun. u
Newark girl. He made no further
(Continued on Page Five)
Ground Broken for
New Glass Factory
The construction- of the new glass
factory to be erected 1w Charles H.
Harris on the former Lamb property
was started yesterday. No ceremony
marked the breaking of the ground.
but it is understood that an elaborate
[”0ng will be given at the laying
of the corner stone of the new tac-
tory. Mr. Harris. hu been out of the
city for several days.
~ 'Ilzv l' rot. inter than
in Il rnllI-c'inz sta—
I III's iI'iriI. Eliza-
' f.‘ l'll St; or lht‘Y
"rm Mnrrhy di-
~- lec Warehouse.
fiti “Vat 39th SL.
. , Y I‘I l‘ l.i"l‘,(l is great.
"tony ‘ r ' mouse be worthy of
- ~ - -‘JJ-n
Thc construction of-the new factory
is both undertaken by the Lever-Tilt-
Garri es company. New York city.
The plant is supposed to be com-
pleted within two months and will be
.~ . ,
I‘rlll‘vlfl'i [li‘lill‘ M New lIIIColonel post-Ii of without hearing Because
....I ‘hmmfiwl‘ ’~m “w lI"‘d.n' rui- I-u‘nvuiing luul begun utter office
“1. “I H “ " 'Ippfilllll'd_ bzi‘ml'ni. hours on Saturday l‘Vt'llll‘lK. Corpora-
’ .' < (-0\""‘- lion (‘ounsrl I'lllvuii‘ul J. Quinlan was
'rl l Ill: in l.- -I ”WWW" 0‘ * stull' compelled to net apt-Hilly. nnd with-
proceedings of the (‘ouucil of the old
,. " SAYS WliiiilEii iS
I.I I‘ II nIIII' II Ii snail lifter lh”0\'(‘r-
)l ~I1II: -l the >1.Iti~ [Hilll't' l'll‘vllk‘h (.‘ll\
I. )l.’ I: l i‘--- \ldll' Doill‘i- Illl't- '
II:~-»l lini‘l tIII bill. the 0th two
"I‘ilzii‘i II' Ii». :i ll" police cam.“
-h. .... [:..I.1.II. l Slncckwi. tor
‘Il i l: in 4<II'.'I'l~ IIIllI'I, .Ill‘l lli'll'V‘lL
i:|\\l'i llllllllillzi "
'i'II |l|‘li‘.I'l l'I . I-lii .‘i ll" tiOlN‘. -
lHtllili'.‘.' .. l‘-I|l l-v ("In when ,
20\l‘lllIIl Hum i ti:- i-Il‘ It was I
hI-nI \I I lint! Fill” lllllt'l‘lli'lll I55
InIi iIlw T'Il . \\lill'tl reinnin on do
IIIIIII il- l \\ l‘Illlllll‘1>l()ll luIirls -
lil‘lill'L‘, .‘Ill-l ll
It‘lIiI‘.‘ (In Hit p.‘ (If “Rev. Ralph G' Hartley 0‘
—— Tarrytown, Talks to the
Kiwanis Club
lllENllll SENS—MAN
“ ‘I'il of Workers. wns point-«l (ll
. I a-rIiny b.\ ltr-v llnlph G. Hui-lie}.
f l . pii'r_\tmvn, .\'I-\v York. fIirmI-ily
"‘l of the South Norwnlk llaptisi
). __..____ (iii. in nu interesting: and prneti
littshurgh Man Savs She In.”‘k‘,""'l"""";' -‘"-‘“t;'."“" "00" I”
y ‘ ,' ‘ _ .,. 3 lllll‘lt'nll o the Ktvunii.‘
‘W as I‘Jlllaimth lieldman :‘}:(~‘ltl ill the llinui .lilllvn ”nil-l.
0f Na'ark Mule nrlstocrnt. declared key
the ttley during his discouxsc. is
Ini‘ormntion inmlc known lml:I_\ by (er.
lH‘. (:I-oige ll. .\'o.\on. lll"lll|‘.ll muni- ntliiucd on 1’18“ F0
iimi‘ {or l):ll'l1‘ll. revealed that tho- S t ‘ 1 ur)
\vonizin killed in :I collision l)"l\\’t'L‘ll 0U 18]" Street
an opportunity to lnxcstignte the
or Norwulk. which adopted the
(Continued on Page Thrcc)
TRUE AiiiSliiiiilAl
l‘uitmi Stub-s is coming to
PW l'l't’l. "n i'l'll of lll‘lSlOt'rllt‘\ com-
-.Iuse Changes Hands
A Ill-3.
illg‘ \vher consummated this morn.
street puA. Moilne (If North Hui.)
two r“mused train .1. ilurthcl. u,..
siren-i. Hmouse til ”(I South Main
Sm“. M 5 r one-family [101130 and
The puniwflnl livenup,
places of l". price of the two
hood of $10.1" is i" ”W rWiit‘hlmr.
possession o M" “0‘1"“ Wiil'tztkc
HI- stated t“"°“°«”5‘ 0" July tst.
morning that 4entincl ”For“? this
plnns for the ad made "0 definite
're Of {he PTOperty
but flint he co:
of a gurage. .Dleted the erection
.——-——‘—.
“A“ Gaggcndor
. 1: Murder
HARTFORD, “‘ ,
Mantel-rum. ol .mll3.-;t‘iw
pleaded guilty to in l '"l "
court today. wli I
the shooting ol’ l
35 years old, 0!
street.
W
Judge A]? "W” >4
clincd to accept the de‘
tcresso was without 3 3M“;
man was bound over ~. Crimi-
"cour‘t Mon '
hot" vendor. lie I
Sknhtll tollowlng u-
(‘hsrtcr Osk svaiu'e,
'Pri dry
of {the Robert Horner.
TAX iiiilifiEi ASKS
.. Eiiil $207,872
tSChool Grant Is Raised to
$238,000 — $69,800 for the
Jails
--.-I
i-Zstimiitcs submitted by the Fair-
“It. (‘ounu tumult-stone" io the
senators and r-‘prescnlmiu-s of the
county. “ho met yesterday in Hart-
font to l.I_\ the tux budget. ask for
8:(i7.s7‘_'. The items includi- 'Gi‘.\ll0
for Juli! :inIl $204.6l2 for the court
house. less $16.54" estiinatul receipt.
The school grunt was raised to
$33‘I.“I"I “hich is :in inert-use of about
in. [mi cent. (Inl) the tonal) towns
in the slate rem-in.- mom-3 iroin this
grunt
I‘llrlnR the proceedings yesterday
It “us decided to meet Monday in
Imlvr to get rind) for the tlnnl lul-
IouriInu-nt. It is expected that all the
conimiiin- reports will be submitted
at “Mufti Ion-ion.
fAIlllllZlB mum ‘an 0100K
PUNCHING 008i
6,445,658
“HASHINGTUN. Jum 3.-——I‘rovis-
ions of the national agreements plnc
cd in cfl'o-ct during government con-
trol. which required "the railroads to
allow cmployes one hour extra pay
each wiek for punching' the clock re-
Kardless of the number of hours ric-
tunily worked." cost the railroads
"3.445.658 during the first six months
or last year. III. T. “'hiicr. of Phiia~
dolphin. chairman of the conference
committee of managers. told the Son-
ute investigating committee today.
An order issued by the Director-
Gcncriil in July. i918. kuarnntcclng
two men employed on pier-(work "the
same minimum hourly rate as those
of hourly workers. resulted in u do-
. (Continued on Psge Six)
Soviet Troops Said to Have
Been Victorious in Con-
flict at Vladivostok,
Where Japanese Govern-
ment Was Aiding the
Antis
STUCKHOLM. June 3 ~r—.I\nti-llol-
RlHWlk {()T(“;r lit \'luili\ostok h'ne an-
nihilutni lllt' SmiI-t troolis. it is us-
so-riui in a dispatch sent out by t_hI-
ltussliin Official Telegraph Agency
The dispatch asserts the unti-ll-ilsher
\iki aided by the Jaipnncses
liovrrnincnt.
\\‘ 9 l'c'
lIirI-ci advices from Siberia have
I'I'lmi‘trd ii liolShI-vlk concentration at,
inuiu. north of Vladivostok. llnIi llll‘
I'H'SI-ncc- of ltolslxcvik forces at other
points in the region. but no engage-
ment betww-n there troops and thc
Milli-liniflhinK forces which 'rcccntl}
t-Iok Iontrol in Vladivostok has been
mt‘llllollt'J in tlic Siberian dispatches.
ANTI-BURSHEVINI EliillIES
HAVE BEEN .lNNliiilATEli
l
iilli MliliSEliliM
EVENT JUNE iiiH
line of the largest events in the
history or Moosedom in the Stalin or
i‘cnnecticnt ever held will uke plnce
at New London. Conn.. 'June 10th-
llth. which will be known as the New
London Convention and Field Day. (in
this occasion the convention will be
held ll‘ridny. June 10th. at which time
delegates from twenty-live Moose
lodges throughout the. State will be
(‘illii‘d together Oii‘ important mailers
relative to the government of ill!-
lodges in the state.
This cimvention will be followed on
Saturday. June Hill. with the bin
field day. tit . ‘lllt‘h timc marching:
clubs hclideirlby lhcir degree tennis
and bands will assemble from the
(Continued on Page Six)
BAPTIST CHURBH
SHiiWS iiilliWiH
The annual business meeting of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church was
held last evening. President Nehe-
biah Cuqdee being absent. Dr. H. C.
Sherer was selected as chairm'an.
Reports from the various omcers
and organizations allowed a very
healthy and sntlstactory' condition.
Special mention should III and. 0f
the work of the Sunday School. un-
der the efl'icient 111th of 869t-
E. E. Hopkins. Growth Ind lncnss-
ed interest were shown in cVery de-
Wrtment. especially in thst of the
trade under the “supervision
The following otttcsrs were re;
elected: -- , .
-Trustees for two mill—«Flint N.
Glover. Frederick Brad. Old Bu”
‘ amid—o. Walter
Elks Lodge Aiding ‘
‘ Salvation Army
Members of the Elks' Lodge are to-
day aiding the Salvation Army in its
drive to fill its quota in the Rome
Service and Building fund.
A canvass ot‘ the various factories
is being conducted today to receive
subscriptions.
Tomorrow. Saturday. June 4th. t
Salvation Army will conduct
day." it is expected that this
evening there will be is ,number of
walk. - f .
BurghrsSecnre
' 'l‘icliststoBigFight
.
NEW YORK. June I.—Poliee to-
dsy were-scanning (or burglars ho
M’ni‘ht entered nib West E ty-
eighthustreet‘spsrtment of William
mischmsn and note tour tickets to
the Dunbar-Osman» light. sad in-
cldentsny $80,000 worth at Jewelry.
We 1'.
Alien.
l'
built entirety 0! hour: piste {la-f
1
it. .
.‘4
amt, 92mm. um bob-cod
«mum
iides tor the is: day. arrive in Nor-
Unsettled weather tonight and Sst‘y.
flightful Massacres ‘ Senate Reluctan
(1’ Votes to Spend
New Commission Created e .
. On Shop] Waste Inquiry '
Attempt Made to Save the Civil Code Bill, and
Monday Session Decided on to Help Clean Up
the Legislative Program —— Mr. Stoddard .,
Says Appropriations Will Be “Jammed” . 1. .-'
Through the House Until Someone
Has Nerve Enough to Stop Them. I
ii.»\it'l‘|"(||’.l'. June .7. fl'i‘i‘l (iriII'rn'
Assembly totliiy decided to inmt .\lnn~
dig in order to [Il’t'llitll'.llhl If for final
adjournment. 'l‘odan's session is ('\
pI-c‘IeIl to bring in tilt Lu". cmnniittet
reports.
The Sl'ntllt :iilnliteIi ii
will uiu- to corporations
under special laws all the rights which
tlu- gt'l't'l'ill l:.\v Elnllls lo cmpm'n
lions. The Object (It li,ilr~ lI'Ll‘ is lI> I
iiinu- llu ti.;it has i‘uuvl
specially ('UX lmi‘nliI'vl‘I:« (H
coming in tin for cl :irtcr
aiiwmlmeiiis to obtain Ill‘l\iiffil‘<
“‘lliIll llie\ would hmc li'dtl lunl ten
incmporntmi lll‘tlll' tbv K‘llllili l.I\\.
SI-nulor Brooks \‘il.\ in in“.
which \\(>iilii ("nut-I ii in“ l. Iiom
\\':‘.l-l(' and m 1.;th l “minim-avian .Inii
iulil \KillL‘i.
(\"K"nl’/2I i
lil~t'i'¥l~ll_\
cha l'li red
legislature
:qulbsl
up
MElVillE E. MEAli
liiEli EARLY iliiiAY
P r o m i n-e n t in Insurance.
Educational and Philan-
thrOpic Circles in Norwalk
one of .\'or-
rr-si-
.‘ll.l\illt‘ Emory Mead.
“:iik's most highly esteemed
IlI-uts. passed nwuy this morning sin-rt-
ly after eight o'clock. :it his home.
148 East avenue. succumbing to an
illness which did not until a few days
ago appear serious. He had it serious
attack in 19“. from which he appar-
ently completely recovered. but he
had a slight attack of grip in March.
which led to a return of the original
trouble. As few Norwalk residents.
even close friends of ‘l'Llr. Mend. knew
that he was seriously ill. notice of his
(truth “ill be received with general
surprise. Mr. Mead was prominent’in
Norwalk. not nly in business circles.
but also in p ilanthropic enterprises
and church life. bcing a deacon \ol‘ the
First Congregational church of Nor»
walk. llc will be deeply mourned lI_\
(Continued on Pm Seven)
BIfiAMY LAW
' iii BE PUSHEii
DeLaney Says Change in
Statute Will Be Made by
Legislature
HARTFORD. June 3.—Connccticul
will be made safe from bigumisis
within six days. it wasJeurned here
today.
A bill amending the present higmn}
statute by striking the cohabitation
clause from it. will be favorably rc-
poried by the judiciary committee and
rushed through before sine die ad-
journment. '
Owing to the fact that but {our
days of the present legislature re-
malncd. tears were expressed that in.-
measure would die with the end or
this session.
Sendtor A. 1.. Delaney .of Bridge-
(Contlnued' on Pugs Two)
autumn
magnum
_ Judge George H. Vosburgh and
Judge Nehemiah Condos this morning
commenced their to of once for
the next two years—Jo Vosbtirgh
as senior judge. sud judge at the Sec-
ond district court. while Judge Candee
is judge ot'the Fla-st amt court.
Judge. Vosburxh announced this
mppoln. tgd
httorncy, white, ,. Judge and” {in re-
appointed new it.“ Lockwood u
D
Sancho for an inquiry into
Liitypl’llitl
W'ilH‘FS. I [‘8
the problem of industrial
liill 1:: In rally dI-btitcd. Senator
“Hicks m'i-rul amendment to and
thc existence of the present commis-
rw .'.I1\ l. and withholding pro-
\irIiUIl t'm cstnlviishinn‘ another one.
'l'lII min :I-ii.:I lit “:15 i‘l‘_ll‘(‘ll’fl l? to 12.
Sl'lldllli' “looks (\fi'eii Ii :III illlil‘llllnii'n‘
mil iiII» I'IIUIIIO provision.
Soimlnr l: l-‘ linll blended for reten~
ll"lI of tho :IiiI)\":ill(‘i in order in make
good (In the state's past investment ill
trying to .I-olIc this problem The
cnmmittu'r- iIlru was to (‘Olltli‘llF‘ the
“elk of investigation. in reply to
Sumtm “7 H Hall :Iu l'\[)lflfi:l‘lnll of
ill! “Mk the present cozimrittxion
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NiiilWAlii lEAfiiiE [ii WliMEN
VliiEiiS PEREEBT [iiifiANlllliliN
Chairman of the Standing
-Committee Announced
and Plans for Future
o‘lt of [.‘i
A meeting of the Advisory Hoard
oi the Norwalk Hague of
Voters was held yesterday afternoon
.it 2 o‘clock at the home of M1 ,
Janus Gngm'y. Miss Mary Kirby
Jennings. town chairman. pi'csildel.I
out plans for future activities and to
ht‘l‘ft'rl the nganization.
'l‘hc Ad\isory Board consists of
Miss Mar) Kirby Jennings: town.
chairman; Mrs. George Thome'lflfl.
count) chairman: Mrs. Lethal!
Bartlett. county vice-chairman". M".
James Gregory. District Loader: him.
A. M. l-‘ccheimer. secretary; Mrs. H.
“1 Gregory. chairman membership
committee; Mrs. B. I". Andrews. Mrs.
John (‘avanaizlm Mrs. William Earle.
.‘ll‘a. Alvin Wadsworth. Mrs.
Taylor.
Tillie tiny. Miss Florence Hamilton‘
Mrs. Franklyn Brown. Mrs. A. B.
(‘le\ci'l_\. -
The chairman of the standing com
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ment
(‘Iiliing of the docket of the Super-
ior court which contains over 3.000
cases. the first step in winding up. the
courts business preparatory to ad-
journing for the summer months. was
undertaken before Judge John P. Kel-
logg at the short calendar sessionIof
the Supcrior court today. Al cases
over ten years old will be rlcken
from the docket it has been ul-
nounccd unless counsel can show good
Similar action will be taken in all
cases which have remained on the
docket for over one your without. be-
ing acted upon in any. way .
Complete docket! of pending case:
have been compiled by clerks of the
Superior court and distributed among
attorneys. This docket will be used
in calling the mes and all lawyer-
must be present to state the status of
their cases.
Beccivecs' Accounts
Another important matter ched-
uied for disposal at the cane sedan
will be the rendering oto mountings
Continued on Pm mm
Hartford. Trolley
Men Axlinst Cut
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Vl‘omen ‘ .-
'l‘liI- object of the meeting was to may” »‘
Mrs. Reed Haviland. Miss Ma‘rlpon
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Over 3,000 Cases Await At-
tention of Superior Court
Before Summer Adjourn‘
reason for permitting it to remain. ‘
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Activities Are M a p p Cid . -.,_
Norwalk Chronicler