ESTABLISHED 18797 77'
Normal Delxvenes‘of
Milk Are EX ected to be
Made Early Next Week
(‘laim Is Made That Bistrilmtion Has Jumped 7
from Nothing to Sixty -‘five Per Cent. of the 3
Normal—Strikieg‘ Drivers Invited to Return
to Work as Individuals.
NEW YORK. 7Nov. '57.—Ofiicials of
mill: distributing companies affected
bv the walkout last Tuesday of the
Milk “3‘ “on Drivers Union. asserted
{013151) that the strike, crisis had been
lr‘med and that normal deliveries
would bex'stablished early next week.
Distribution has leaped from‘ zero
at the beginning of the strike to six—
1}- the pereeut. of the normal it was
claimed. more than meeting health
L‘ oxxxxxxissiorxer Cope: aud's demal‘ d for
fifty 79 roent. showing The com-
by
not
went
for
3
percent
toda}.
Oxllcials of the. comouuies united
last. night in imiting striking drivers;
to return to work as indixiduals, but
as mem'fiers of the' Milk Wagon
.3. call
headquarters
meeting of the
but the re-
Driwx‘s
on
“age scale committee,
over the distributing industry in the
interest of public welfare unless fiftv
mere established
deliveries
"l Mon. 7 Immediate—l)
out from union
emergexxey
.3:
xxissioޤe77 had threatened to
if: EEEITEE EAEElE EU
Elli NEEEW NE PRHEEAMEEUN
5.———Govemcr
5 ( signuted ,
lxenksgjvi .171,"
SOY“:
313s x‘nx‘ux-lsxnatirgxi the
, ‘oliowi 112‘ the ct:
tl .. {‘3 .d “regiment. o ‘T‘ [ore‘mlxnx
:‘ lends hose kept the "tee xx .1. of ‘
xesl home. This
ed from the ea
Exigland. and of our
“saith: and not only
(30:3. .
the
am}- 1w: ;;
‘rl ies‘:
1...
..,
i
of freedom and prospe:2.t1. that we.
have enjoyed as a nation. In accord-
aux-e with this ancient and pious us-
age. I appoint Thursday.
£011: :11 Say
7 . TlikNKS GIVING.
Throughout the State
pie gaiher in their Churches and i
their homes. to o‘fer humble an
hearty thanks to Al... 11—.
abundant harvests in
ixzue enabled us to s
‘Niih the rviug xx:
countries.
of q“ accomplished peace. And
$136711 thwxlksgiving. let them. odd earn
wn‘crrtx;
01_1_ v-
m
.e His haunt
. iiudes of othe
(Configured on Page Twelve)
SNELLEXPLDBES,
BlflWlNfiMAN’S
‘ HAND ll! PIECES
James Pardee, of 1011:) Harbor ave-
nue. was taken to the Hospital just
sux‘feiing from
shell.
believed to be a. relic o' the do \5 of
before 71100:; today,
wounds inflicted when an
071d
the Revolution, or else aux old Civil
M’ur relic, which had been
away, exploded. _
According to information “obtained
up to press time toxins, Perdee was
reg-skim his Neat. and attempted to
hammer the old shell into shape to
renal‘r a piece of pipe shell.
xv} zier. he did not know we 5 loaded.
. hull} laceratieg
The
{3e r m uut.--.ed
'- vies called to at-
accident took
.. hosm'tal.
the
:x
x med
1:14:83; perz'c
’13.: he had had the
er of years and mat
xxhile digging in some
:29 ex- believed the
d. as he had hau-
.' at times.
31x1 Hantor Gets
Fine Arts Theatre
smile} J. Kantor. proprietor of the
” Theatre, has secured a lease of
Arts Theatre. in Westport,
taxouuced this morning. The
"x vxas formerly leased bN-‘Sam—
' .: Stamford theatrical man.-
to plans announced» by
rtor. the t- eatre will shut
week from next Saturday for
e period while the entire
being renovated and re-
“’1: e11 it is opened again;
will manage it in co'ixjune-
the Regent.
”e was secured ?by' Mr. Hans
2 our. Jes 9103' S: Epstein both local“
ore Fighting
take
storms recorded ii
of
but, also for (:19. blessings
the twenty—
of November as a day of
Let the peo-
God for '21:
tend. tha‘
5.
for the great blessing
to
thrown
so that three fix2~"
lxtibits the transp rtafiou oi mum-s7
suits of this 00
ncfixxced.
55 THE
1.:
erenee were not an
-SlXIEEN 8!
EH
" KESH
B ELFAST. Nov.
Keslx. Count,‘ Fermagu. last
n
d munitioxx
and escaped. They
\
i.
name-mt.
‘3 General Ludorf, Irish.
police at Wickam,
Commissioner. and other high 707m-
eials were at the tournament. '
Police were rushed to the Scene 07
‘the raid. but the. Slim Feinexy had
made good their escape.
TNNNs wNT’ STATE
Nu TNNNNTN NEW
.cussiINATINNs
Somer’s Wa— ill Not Get Road
Assistance 'as Heretofore,
for Example — Cut off
Salisbury High S c h 0 ol
Fund—Board of Equali-
zation’s Actixin Having
an Important Efl’eet
Throughout Connecticut
Twelve of the sixty with
grand lists of less than $2,500 00').
which were reclassified by the state
board of equalization on Thursday will
get less state aid for teachers‘ alar-
ies. it was disclosed yesterdav follow-
ing a. checking up of the grand list in-
creases made by the board. 'The town
0:7 Somers will lose state aid for roads
as its grand list increase raised it
above the $1,250,000 ’clas's entitled to
such aid.
Similarlv the town of Salisbury will
lose its high school tuition a$istanee
from the state. as its increase landed
its grand list above the $4 000. 09‘)
alas which benefits by that state aid.
(‘x
1‘
towns
((Cfoutinued on Page Three)
Only Five States May
WAMGTONF Nov.
for the transpor'fzitl‘on of liquor ex-—
cept into five states‘wfll be denied by
state federal prohibition directors un.
7der instructions see: out yesterday
by Commoner Homes. The states
excepted 'are California, Louisiana,
Massimo}: 77 is; 1218;:st and Rhode 3
Island. 3 7 ,
' Calling attenti
the Reed f'hou‘e' " amendment fox-o'-
at Footbafl Games. 7
‘1' -79.} ‘fi‘
iii be no more fighfiixg at 3
ent was made flay "Phil."
ser of the Tige vex- football
. “We guarantee
”-65 will be 13135786. for the
7 the season in a elegnacu't,
its manner which the pub—'
7- We exceedingly regret:
g of last Week” .. - -7
5—Sixteen Rina
Fe, iners raided xhe police ban mks at
night.
overpowered the four constables in
charge. seized all the rifles and am-
took
advantage of the absence or most of
the garrison the men having gone to
Emyskillen to attend a boxing tour-
the chief of
Ulster Divisional
- tomey for Mr. 7
.4 ceiver fm‘ the bankrupt John Daven
Import Any Liquor ""
5.—Permita A:
tothetautthat”
3712:7955). —'—Cublegrams exuressin'g‘ no:—
1-0: oxer the amesinatibn. vesterdav
of Tahashi Hare. the Premier. poured
mix; Toklo today from the capitals of
i’lxtuellv all nations.
[M Ham “as made by a. demented
vovxlx. and there is no definite know?»
ledge as .Vét that it had ifs genesis in
the political rancor whielx agtuated
bitter assaults upoxx' M. Ham and 112 s
government in the. recent past.
" Viscount Ushida. 'l‘ormer Japanes'
'Aiimster to the I uited States and FOl ~
eigxx Minister ixxM. Hara‘s Gabi 'rs'l
since 19% he s assumed the post of
acting Premier. pending a ros'slble r5: —
construction of the goxernmint.
LONDON. Nox 5 —-—,Pubiir. interest
in the assassination of Premier Ha! 2.
of Japan was intensified in London
byconsiderailon of the Mile ence 3::
rerxxo‘xaj might have, upon Japalrs 3*
tin ixie i'o'ua'rd the “ashiugton confer-
(Continued 011 Page Five)
She Makes Every Red Cross
Dollar Give a Good Ac-
count of Itself
No one can make a dollar go further
3. .
\\
than The Greatest Mother in the
W florid
Stretching the one hundreé, cents
she receives annually from each of hex
sons and daughters until nations and
peoples in all parts of the earth feel
her merciful touch she sets a. shioiz:
example in thrift ’
Additional proof of her mmgrkable
ability to find something in the cup-
board to meet every appeal not mat-
tea: whence it may come was evi-
domed 'xj'e'centlv in the announcements
that she he): coutrlbuted $1250 Go")
for relief of the starving-7 millions in
'0 in medical and surgi-
2&5}? Emma-stricken Rus-
' 3 to the committee of 35:35—
fingulsh'ed Americans gather“ ing mm:
(8.3; for the aid of homeless women and
children' in Ireland: $236 0900 to help
the thousands made. desxltute by the
disaStrous flood at Pueblo. Col.
Dollar membership fees. to :1 con-
siderable extent. makes pow‘ble the
humaueand the educational work of
(Continued on Page Three)
HANSUN ANll HARRlS
Former Partner Brings an
Action in Which He
Claims $12,000 Damages
STAMFORD. Nov. lie—John Hgnson
has brought a civil action for $12,500
damages. in ' the Superior Court
against Benjamin Harris. .allegixxg 27x.
partnership agreement of 3311.1 1913,
has not been fulfilled. Both mex'x- were
officers of the H. &. H. Foundry and
Machine Co. Hanson has not been
connetged with the corporation for
some months. John A. VVaJsh is at-
Hanson. Constable
Andrew Schlechtweg has attached
various pieces of real estate owned by
Mr. Harris in connection with the suit.
The complaint alleges tlxat on Jan
I, 1919;113:1511}: and Harris entereo
into partnership agreement. for the
prrch‘ase of the Davenport street
foundry. from Stanley T. Jennings, re-V
port co. The agreement is alleged-
have called fox-73.11 7637qu xii
TOXIC) N‘or‘ E. (123; a... Associated '
The alias}: on 2..
“GREATEST METHEE” '
EREATEST MAEAEEE
IN [AW NNT NNN
texday 501d
pg. z:‘\' to 6
K03 xtogianis
sfxav ropuils 7
‘ S' lit“ Nor“ 43:;
e-sled i1: tlx
owners
7 The pxoperi‘
hands or the 312W owners is opposite
the Cit? Hfilte '
5793.13 was 0on7 '
Cm“ a" -
lace-n
1311':ch
{he plat.
most popular: Wing places in No -7
walk It is tlize ntexx'tion ot‘ rtlxe own-1?
Chris Luca-s. . Milton
ro'p'rietor' of the
ori'st's is also inter.
‘3."
~ is-eone of tile large r
South Nomvalk to
the7Eust ave-
Episcopal Episcopal”)
crurch comer Roman six-eke; anti
lads}, axvtnlw East No’rwalk. will eel”-
Mata. ..s fiftl eth aunixersarv and on
unhoxaxe program {or the entire week
Ex :41 plauned
- first observance will be tomor—
l2
TI
FOxV
147:: 30 o Clock sen’ioe. the sermon will
be given bx Bishop Luther B. Wilson,
D. 13.. LL. ‘13.. resident bishop of the
New York Areas; Music will be fur-3
nigh. ed by the éull chorus choir.
In the evening at? :30 o’clock. Rev
7“? H Kidd 173. D.,' District Superfine
tendon: =9: the New York district. and“:
a. resident of Stamford. will awash
the sermon. 77'I'he full chorus choir
and orchestra. will furnish the music.
Mouday night there “will be observed
what is known; as “Forward Move-
meat Night" when at 7’7: 45 o clock, the
Rev. Elmer A. Dent. 13.13.. area seereé
(as-3.7.x: the cexxtenax-y win give an il-
(Continued on P339 Six),
«svi
NTNTNNLNST YEAR
WASHINQTON. Nov. 5.——Conx1ectl-
out had 218 deathsxn 13201 fromamo-
mobile accidents according to7t1xe
federal census bureau, against, 207 in
31919. The 1920 deaths represent :17
rate of 1.5 6 to 100 900 population;
while the 1919 rate was 15 1. , 0; the
thirty-four states tabulated by he dec
partment, California has the highest
19 26 rate. 21.]. Connecticut being see-
cn'd. In 1919 California. had. the high
rule 19.23116 Connecticut was also
secoud, for six years 1915 to 719271 in;
elusive. the period covered by the
doubtful honor of leading; 11 this pro-
California. Was a '
1513;: second
7 except On the 119411
7 will be FIVE GENTS The. fare on all
Sunday. morning when at the.
. few days the theatres have given our
. spake}: five minutes at: all of their
' tion Whether the people want to so
’ 7 their hospital"
7' hospital plan but it is not 117310113
tio'n tomorro morning, the Coxinec-
tieut compaxx announced this morn-3
irxg. Mans: changes in the schedules‘
have been made and are given in full
below. In praet call? all instances
iue. oxieema trol-
1237' cars xvi be us§d£ 7
The. full announcemen
Corinecti of company follows '
Effect e. Sundav November 76th,
grid until furtlxerin'otice: '_
3 reduction in fare will be made
betvkeen the Railwav Station. so
, Norxvalk and the Connecticut Co
pany’s carbarn, Norwalk bv may of
“West avenue. The rate of fare to he,
charged between these two points
other lines is to remain the sarx‘xe as
tional five eexitsin" the fare box, EX-
' - cum _ 7
Passengers boarding a. FIVE CENT 7 ’ -
YVEST AVEL’UE CAR with a. transfer
paying an additional five cents, but
must request sameon presenting their
transter a; the time.
(Continued on Page Twelve),
~
pita!
7 There has been a noticeable gath-
eniag of st' 11 in the Hospital
Emergency pea! the past; two days.
ithnshee'n'deei-dedto
'dd hreedawstothemm
compelled to give up the job at the
last monient, Monday was Hal~7
Iowa’en and Tuesday was stormy.
Many people have been asking solicit-'7
ore to come Back for a 15331 answer.
’Wlih three this added, some oi the,
teams will then have came number
of days originally 'planned to do the
work. The appeal than will eonfiuue
Ehrough Wednesday. Nov” 9th. 7. 3
'erre has not been the elaborate;
characterized the drives during the
war. There have been no luncheons
for team oabtains. It was felt the
public would not stand for the big
percentage of expense involved ‘11:]
those drives. We believe this decision
was right. The public has been as-
minimum. pmotieeny hundred
their 7117mm: and, inw the last
performances. '
Névértfie'less it is still an 'opexx ones-
from catastrozihe 017'
not. You have here a; maguifieenx
m ' one ;Conn..
7. not pa its buts, as ‘m— Redford mist.
.7 ed out in addressing‘ 712m captaius'
1 yours-others have claims 'agamst it
ggregatiug' $745 7090.13 it. no concem
War for tlie“. West a. G
here, is at liberty @710 you, od' en
.whet'her the hos-7:
solos-edits doors 01-71106” No inst}:
' trict court on
will be entitled to a. transfer without 7
HARTFORD, 3Nov' 5.+——’i‘hoxn'a's F
MeAulifie. former federal prohibition
enioreemest officer for Conuectie'ut.
will be tried in the {nixed Slaies dis
charge 70f acceptieg'
bribes. 7’?th was made knots-171 in a
deeded amounced 123i night :11:
refused to grant the motion of State‘s
Attorney Hugh M. Alcorxx of Hex-tier:
county- for a disufissal of a writ of
liabeas (:0sz This is considered a
notahlle victorv for {he defendant. 7
This writ was issued by Judge
Thomas last week on application of
counsel for Moul‘x'fl'e. who sought t1.
Federal Judge Edwin S. Thomas; who;
ready to present. e fideame i'a the
Although Judge Thomas 3 3
oven-mes the plea of the mice,
ities, it says that State’s attorney
com shall be the Waxing,
in the case against McAulilIe; 7
States District Attorney Edward'
Smith is named to defend W
\chnlifie was arrested a. month m
by the state police as a. mix. of
insestig‘afioa of a. murder and
legging case in New Britain. He was;
released in bonds of $15 990, 7 W
he was xxx-eased by the federal an;
fixes- azxd also 'lxeld in $15. 001} "
In his decision Judge Thomas
“In granting this writ. of ham3
have Exit-.Aullfie' s7 ease taken out of til-37
state courts and tried in the fedeml‘.
ourt' The decision of Judge Thomas
t is understood. sugxers'edes an order
issued la'v United States Commissxoxxet
Corbett Nailerday discharging-'7 Lg;
Aulifi’e from the custody of federal.
authorities because they were
. .1 'x.
Haynes Jams Maekenzxe
to Drive All
m 7. gar
they enter the
Three Days Added to Come,
to the Rescue of Your Hos-i:
~ davs of the 28;!)90'sbriking miners 0:7
17111.7 with wily $32, 900 'subsoribed at
-; 7 nooxi yesterd
All he teams- did normal-no slam
last Sunday. Some team captains felt
m’DIANAPOIIS, N6v.'5 5.—-Work' in
geome .523 the mines in the Indiana:
coal fields was expected to be resum
ed tbdas'. omclaxs fox-aces: '3. general
téturn to work within the next few
the district. as the result of the ac-
' tion 07: the United States Court of '
Appeals at Chicago in suspending
prohibiting the check on.
John 7fiessler, president of District
(No. n a: "L'ther ninex-s' 7 Union; an-
nounced he would confer with opera.-
tors today, and it they agreed todlxe
check or: in line with the court ruling
he w‘ould order the men to resume
work at (Shoe.
The Indiana operators normed the
son; and were joint defend with‘
the muem' Union in the adieu
brought by. the Borderland Coal Cor-
organization in this campaign txxat :‘WOYk-
sured that with tlie expense kept at l. "
3 provemeut Company
pomfion of. West “Virginia, which 911‘
ta‘ixxed the injunction. 7
All preparations have been made
for an immediate resumption of
All mmers' trains that base
'beeu discontinued: will be restored at
once. The mine owners predict that
work will be assumed by Monday in
every mine in' the state that had been
closed by the strike.
cents of the dollar of every 's'uhscripax' ' ' "
storement, California. has 113411110. to
Judge Raina of the Superior eourt,
‘ in a“ decision handed dow'u today, de-
nied a. mermaids the defendants in
the ease of 7A. 3.152.an .38.: 00..
against the Norse-3.1.}; Realty and in!—
which asked for
the rélease: of the attachment on a
certain part of the property) owned by
the defendants on the ground that the
equity was too large. The. property
under attachment 1:131sz the Roz» :11
fumes Hotel, thegold' Bank buxldi 11g.
W ll street. andfl" Wilson and Bark—3
Recently, the delendaxxts endeavor-
3 ed to release from amhmeut' the
Bank building by substituting a. band.
but tins w'asalso denied by the court.
301 a
sum to Close All
District Judge Suderson’s lnjuuction"
— Altobello;
cox-pus and in defining the motion
remand NeAulifie to the gaze
for trial. Were is and out! hem
carriage of 'éus'tice. The messed it
not released fron‘x astody nor is
x
(Continued on Page. M1.
Places to Go on 11113113131
Despite New Beer
latioxx, Director Am
nuances —- Brewers 3
attired to Have 1’
Records 3
BETHEL, Nov 5%me 3”:
from a conference with m7 .
Commisiouer Bay A. Km, 91
Washington, Federal 9mm
rector Harry 3. WW” "
injunction granted by Judge Antler- ,Company of Hartford and mm&
Plait Company of SW mt
other yhexgsazoi drug- unis-.7 :C.’ ‘ 3
Whitaesey of New‘flaven. " '
Hall of Waterbury and Lee »
of Norwich. are entitled (so than
threes permits it they ”1111.9 7 7 , 7
thelrguailfieafioos steam
Brewerswho‘have comm '
tor McKee-fie about maxing
to manufacture beer for medical: “as...
would be unfair to Conneéflcut m
em 1161: to be permitted to m7
the business of supplying the
be consumed by the fink in 7
ticulz. 3
Clefgymexx' m Coin-t 7~
Against m 7
MERIDEN, Nov. 5—;va of
leading clergymen’ of £13237 7
from their yulplts M 7mtxy
ticked the police of this mm
of the prevalenoe of Honor sailing
immomitv which they chaxged
ed here. and a delegation of the be:
W. C. '1‘. 2:1. annexed in fine
Court today when the cases of
a salo'enkeegqt at
stxeet, and his ba'rtendser 7 '
use; were called. Tie.
confined until \ovembe
bonds of $5 98 eaeh.Bot11 are:
ed with violation of the liquo’
The okmmm and others we
stood to be interested
i
“the Anaheim case. his piece
91113313921533? reigned to 1W m
a in recent Tpxxlpit deem-Eons.
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