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Entered at the. South Sol-wall; Post
Office as Second Class Mail Matter.

- East Problems
{lecupy Attention of
Arms Conference T oday

1 for P educing Naval Establishments‘ls Pass-
eriod of Technical Examina-
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Take a I: aiting Attitude.

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, 'i m may“ 0. ti ll ”Jr! , Several important amendments to
1- . :. .‘ g ‘ i i ._ U ‘u .. . .
“m N (“up in z ‘1. My n . the Nylons. recommended luv the
'x . g 1‘. 't. '2- .n :-' . . . -- .
r . r \‘illi 0' ’t l. I} -,u\. l H rant utiu- coxlimlt'er were adopted.
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”NF. T Ii“ \; Y i; “1 H19 presxdent. Mrs. Leo l):l\'lS .in her
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that the work at the» ijulllllilh— . .. , A ' ' _". ‘
in‘l ‘u ‘ d {an . (m “1”,? \li' .tsltwl that those who had a (item-3d
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preteremw lnr unv special committee
.lultufd that tut h .01 is ml in," “up“ 1’ V“, ‘7 1, W . 1 ‘2,
former coinmissiuus Sher-‘3: in H .1“ H in“ H“ ”b d" M m to J“
. “r1 : “)l‘ "r‘l‘ll“=l‘t‘“i «rt-cord th-Zill‘l’ll-lel oi the committee as the.
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{‘é-i'SGllll'l ot the committees. has not

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”iii lotion Board Fails
To Get Desired ”$20,009

Controli
tiihold Approval of
Appropriation R e t; u e s t

Makes Stream Conunis-'
sion Practically Immora-

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iéi'idgeport Granted Five
Cent Fare in City Limits

’l‘mnsters Will" Be Elimi-i
mated. No Stop Overs and
Additional .litney Service-
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to the Public Utilities

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ERNNNEEEE WUUEU

 

Confident Hughes Proposal
W ill Lead to Some Agree—
ment for Limitation ——
People Should Not Press

of Reducing Armaments
of Every Kind

WASHINGTON. Nov. 16,—{oni‘L
deuce that the proposal by Secretary
Hughes at the. opening session of the
international conference on limitation
of armaments will be the basis for
some agreement is expressed, by Sena-
tor Frank 'S. Brandegee of Connecti~
cut a member of the Foreign Rela-
tions Committee. Senator Brandegee.
however. warns the people of the
l‘nited States that influence and pres-
sure upon the delegates to the con-
f6 rence should not be exercised at this
time.

Senator‘ Brandegee said:

"I am heat-fly in favor of reducing
armaments of every kind to the great—
est possible extent. Ochourse. in the
present state. of the ‘World with con-
flicting nations it might not be safe
for any one nation to totally disarm
unless the others agreed to‘ do the
some thing. I am in favor of settling
all international differences by arbitmg
{ion or other peaceful methods and
alw33s. hive been. I think that the
proposal of Secretary Hughes will 4""—

 

iNNi AESESS INN

and Reports

A Live force in Political

SPARE DELEGATES

Their Agents—In Favor

’which provides that American women.
morning foreigners shall have the til Saturday. which was granted .
Lpon request of proscutor Garlic]: now instead of next Spring Employ
lie charge of technical manslaughter ers of labor are asked to co~operate

7 SOUTH, NORWALK,’ CONN.

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Aldnthly

the- American Final; and Suit.

l‘uvtnrvrs. Assor‘iut‘rm today-M This mu

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WEDNESDAY;
Frank Fay of New York
Took Oldsmobile of Lloyd
Stevens of Mamaroneck

and Made a Mistake in
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A suit for damage-s in which .31: .n -
mm is involved. will he trial llt‘f‘)l€
Slate Relul‘ew- JOt’l‘H. l‘ZPf’d. lll'ré‘ 10v
tiny. Il‘ht-Anrlion is brought, by the
(lover Manufacturing COIUDZLH)’.' 01‘
.\'orw:l‘lk. against'tllc Austin com-
pany. of Cleveland Ohio.

591 for hearing before this case is
lllv dontestod divorce action brought
by Bertha, Steinboru Melcl’ldlowski of
Trumbull against her husband Lud-
wigfillnchalowskl, Ot’.Bridgepox-t. AL
leg—rations ot‘ intolerable cruelty are
made by the plztintit‘f‘wlio tillugl-s lurr
husband has real estate- and 01hr :-
SrlS. in Bridgeport. vulxzci at Micron
AH attachment for 31‘” “I" 1;; ‘
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and SllH‘t‘ lf'ln. slu’irhn us nor. lillS-
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Ilz' iixw suit l~1uqulit by the" ('Eowr
'~..mn:’:l(l twin: tompuny (lounges of
Slocum” 21w zoskml ol‘ the defundauts.
\\‘lmm {hm allege were hired. by
them. lo t‘xunslrurt :1 new" {mini-5‘ in
Norwttlk. \\‘lzru tiri- “(NR “.13 par-
tiuliy i-oitir-Ewtivl tit-x or: L-c :Wl to
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RUlfiAllllN 11111
1 ; ISDISBANUEU

 

 

 

 

SOFIA. Nov. 16.~Tbe erlod al-
lowedin the ultimatum of the Allied
Council of Ambassadors for disband-
ment of the Bulgarian regular army
and institution of a volunteer force
has expired,_ and the interallied mili-
tary commission has begun checking
up the army corps throughout the
country. 5 ' '
The government declares it has dis
charged all conscripted soldiers and
limited the volunteer force' to fig-
ure fixed in the treatv of Neulllv
Under the provision of the treaty
Bulgaria has delivered one thousand
railroad cars to Serbia. '

 

The treaty of Neuilly provides that
the Bulgarian Army shall be composed~
solely of volunteers: shall not exceed

Dpt troops and shall be used exclu-
~11. elv for the maintenance of internal
order and frontier control.

Law to Bar Cigarettes
to Women Is Urged

M
PHILADELPHIA Nov.

lutions urging legislation w
prohibit the sale of cigarettes to W0-

\‘ational Council of Women.

is nchings and mob rule and indorsedl
the Rodgers bill. now beforc'Congress.

 

right to decide whether their Ameri- it
can citizenship shall be retained.
I: v. as announced that a mernorialit

 

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.. a basis for discussion which will;
r‘sult in a very substantial reduction

-rmament or cessation of nae-v. con-
rue tion for military purposes.

I think at should lend their sup—
po t I do no‘ think that
:1: tie present 213.? of the proceed-
i"£‘s it will contrinute to the object

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(Co minced on Page Four)

B. Anthony Elizabeth Cady Stanton]

and -Ja} “'right Sewall, three of the last week by
founders of the national Council of Thomas Hunt. and Patrolman Frank
Women and Francis E Willard and IS. Stratton '0 Railroad arcane

Rachael F Avery, two

members.

its fat-lies:

 

.WlLSflN, RUMTHIEF,

20 000 men including ofiicers and de-- I

inary' hearingspf. the charges 0f bur—
iglary against Paul Ressberg. of East
H.aven and Robert H. Wilson of New
Haven: alleged accomplicr‘s of Thom- l
as McNally. shot in connection with. turn In With a Will and help along“
16.~—Reso~ an attempted robbery at the home of this worthy work which is tor the use
hich wotild Albert: 11W on November 2. came of our own fesidents onlv

{to an abrupt end in the citv court to-] ‘
notified plays no labor directly
for purchases as far as possible to articl-

men and calling for a better standard day
of dress “ere adopted today by the Frederick E Morgan,
7 , Rossberg. that W'ilson would make es productd locally
Other resolutions passed condemned B. , statement on which both men manufactured here give-s emploiment

would be. held- for the higher court.

for a continuance of the hearing Lina

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Hans Kronold, Cellist and
Marie de Kyzer, Soprano,
Heard

Before an

 

 

audience that filled the
church last night a delightful c0115
cert was given by Hans Kronold. ‘cel-
list; Mari».- de- Ki‘zcr. soprano. and
llulph Angeli. pinHist-accompanist. in.
tin» First Methodist lilpiscopulrhurch.
Somh Norwnlk. Both these artists are
known throughout the country. Mr.
Kronuld lids Mayo-d in every city of

ming in private life) has likewise up—
peured in mimlas rlr Rs 1 ities loth are-
known in Norwullt, through Visits dur-
ing the past your at various times, for
assistance, of the Church choir in
Sunday evening music. thch as
' before, the

(his ii
the
their work was enjoyed
concert of last lziulxt gave them a
wider range or musical selection: «411.1
it was heard by :1 most appreciative
audience. .
Mr. Kronold's little

playing leaves

 

(continued (in Page Four)

 

 

TU “SUUEAL” UN
PALS IN EUURT

1 6.——Prelim’-

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BRIDGEPORT; Nov.

m
9

Prostitute r Garlick

counsel

to
Attornev Morgan at once moved. pl

motif in the Victory Memorial Ruild- with the shoon‘ng of McNally. was degree pom
Iing recently dedicated by President changed to technical breach of the’time. when necessary
Harding in W'ashington is to be setgpeace and nailed upon order of the numbers are
aside in honor of the memory of Sdsan court. ' _

was captured. in Norwalk
Detective

W'i [so :1

700 MUM ”

' Ill-Z LHI. India.

post.
,GurRha garrisbir.
numbered two thousand.

otliccr aud_tl1rec men wen

hot-n {approached with 11 plan for the

: iS coming: :1 long and formation of an Auxiliary Police Eli'—
f . 1m. m"? "17“."? “'3“ Forum-11L and that he felt as it the
l “t' 1h“ mm“ H 1‘“ 5““! council should consider the llliilft'l‘.

- (‘ounrilimilz
1 oinmlttcv

\\‘illilu-i
Hills said;
it in his nmtiou

mtlusion of Chief Pennington

than tlit mutter should he left up to
’ollt‘t‘ Commissioner Keeler and the

SERUUL WURU

Novel Experiment of Hold-

t‘ully repaid those who madcrit.
held at the \Ynsllingtou
evening. when an “Evening Unman-
stration Session"
held from I
being over

importance in tl‘w limited States. and
Mun.» cieg Icyzur (professionally so
known: Mrs. llum'un {oderiek Cums in

school (lay.

.in many instances could not
session of the school during'tlir»

and what their children did during a
'dni's sesmoln.
:n erening scssioufor a, brief period

UNEMPlflYEfl urn

co :1 tem plated

time

NOV. 16, 1921

REBELS UIUED
IN PANDIKKAD

1 6.——~Xeurly
relwls “1.1"?

 

'NO\'.
You hundred Mopluh
Hod in an attack on tlu-‘l'nndiklmd
which was repulsed by the
The Moplah fort-v
One British
killed. and
iriy-l‘our wounded.

'lteports of this and other ('lllb‘llt's

 

 

 

 
 

lfrtm'n iiitjvtionvil that :1
b:- appointed to ('nnsiniéx
matt' 1‘ with Corporation Counsel
l-‘. rlwlilllll'lilll). Counciltnnir
that Chief of Police l’t’ll‘
ington should be placed on this com-
litter? and filr. lrown incorporated

H"

(‘ouutilman \Vliite Objmted E5 tilt
in the
ommittr-e smin y: that he “as a paid

1mm.“ of the police department and

(Continued on Page Three)

 

’ UEMUNSTRNTEU

 

ing Session Last Night‘at
WashingtOn School -

 

which
was.
last

‘An interesting experi ment,
school

ofrscliool work was
until 8:15: o'clock. there
200 parents of the pupils
to \'if‘\\‘ the work of a

{iitC‘lleLlnl’St‘

llccause ol‘tlie fact that the parents
attend a
day
me to see how school is conducted

itrwas decided to hold

 

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EUR BY NAYUR’S»

Rain lute ttmight or Thursday.

Discord Prevailed at l
Meeting of Norwalk 1
IHosnital, Assoc1at19n

llr. James G. Gregory and Mrs. Louis A. Lehmaler
Meeting is
Thorne Hill Resigns as l)irector——-Messrs. Gebv
hard, Canty. and Dunbar Elected—Messrs.

Farrell and Redford Re-elected.

llit‘

business

ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS PPO)! ALL PARTS OF TEL WORLD BY A SPECIAIJ “111E AND OUR D‘T‘N OPERATOR. .'

THREE: cases

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Claim —— George

 

Although it was desorilunlx as u
“lminmuious man-ting” it 1»; said i

mot-ll of lhr- Nos-unlit Hospital

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URUANlZATlUN BAY

W'Omen of NOrwalk and
Neighboring Towns Meet
at Grace Parish Hall
and ‘Hear,’ Mrs. E. G» H.
Schenck Explain Project

 

 

"Foundation
r01ll‘e‘ss,‘!2—

being

chb .rd try

V‘R‘orid Organization Day" a

tative group 0:: women from 'Nor-
walk. Darieu. New Canaan. \\‘estport
and \\‘iltou. including representatives
from Women's Clubs and societies
met in Gran: Church l’at‘i>l1 iluil at
tour o‘clock to listrn to (in; 2719854154",
of the “\Yomen's National Founda—
tion." ,

l'pon request of tho (,Sfal."r’-l‘lllllg

Board in \\‘usllmaton. Mrs. Leo Davis
called the meeting to Order and ex~
plaincd that the president 01' this
"Foundation" Mrs. Clan-nor Crlttcn-
den Calhoun with such noted women
as Mrs. George Barnett. MerStephcl-i

 

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RAINBOW BAZAAR
15m. 1:. MINES

The “Rainbow" bazaar. which is Dan
izjg held by the Ladies“ Aid Society. 03

 

the Norwalk M. b‘. church. in the.
parlors of the church. opened last

night under most. suspicions circurn.
stances. More than 31:30 people were
in attendance and the booths did :1 fine
l‘lte supper, which was noun
ed inconnt-ction with the bazaar. “‘5
'l‘so :1 tut snot-93¢, three hundred arr}
twenty-five persons being served.
Th’ere'were eleven booths. all of

 

[EUIIAEUUMMITTEE

which were prettily decorated. linen
booth had a distinctive color. For it‘—

. stance. the Larkln booth was purple;

 

The Committve on linemplmment

appointed by‘the mayor at the in-
stance th

of government at W‘ash—
gton, has established quarters in

the street commissioner's oil-ice in the

‘ . 5
city hall and applications for bmp103‘3booth.

ent are being rtcelxcd daily from
to 11 a. .

It is hoped that the public 11"“!

E\£ry0ne can assist. even if he em.
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as everything
local labor and relieves the unem-
oyment problem to that extent.
Householdem are urged to
Improvements

7 have
made

 

against Albert C. Dow, in connection with the committee to the grasses: ,

'byriz._
With“

 

Sergeant mason a
t.

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the cake b‘ooth; blur-z the handker-
chief booth. red: the "mystery booth.
pink: the candy booth, yellow and
the kitchen booth, gray and
red: the Japanese booth. all colors;
the apron boothfla'vender: the land
all colors; the grab bag
booth, red. .

A delightful program was presented,

in connection with the bazaar. The
program opened with two selections
by the church choir and was followed
by two readings by Vera McCarthy.
and closed with a solo by Marion Da-
v19.

.\ chicken supper-was served. under
a committee headed by 'Mrs. Hows rd

 

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A ’ nether with other city chit-it"s. haul mined by Interferometer P.

Pampering W e a k e n E-
Human Race. Says Profs
Raymond Pearl

Illscoverv of

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. stars than;

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mtur v is tmnsu' ~-

miles. was‘hnnouncwt before the com
uwmn 0: im- \aunnul Academy of.
Samaria Bind?" public today.

:1 star in the constellation
was: named as one of ma
lwt its wxuc‘: size has not;
y: lir'tvrinir md tw- saitl. GUI-st".
stars who.“ in: guitu l1: ma» surpass!
either 0 {these are to he‘measured. m
said, 12:: mv s of the new intertem-s
rm h ~- -i:~.+:ogv-:rl lay Prof. Michelson.

t ’tlzwi' sprulzvrs lwt’ori- the academy;
i‘n): liiiymmztl I‘rurl of Johns Hop‘
kins l'nixtrrsit} and Prof H. E. Bar.
lséti‘tll «13' Yr 1km. Hilswrvutorgx dcnr‘rib‘
ml hm-s 'tiettirms 12' human mortalitg‘
and the rnnnmi * '11 “milky way.” 7

Too muvh pampering and hospital-
izzition an “i likening filio huntun r3153.
I’rol’. {ax mo 1.1 Pearls of. Johns How

A if
of St‘Ol'lftiu.

gigpt'f-Sizll‘n

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@Wndms informed tire Britten of Illinois
not recognise publtrsu on tile. House Nina; can;

(Continued on Pm Five)

New System of Reckoning
Auto Registration Fees

 

Increased Revenue Will Be.
suit to the State from
New Plan Which Provides
for 3 Fee of Eight Cents;
Cubic Inch of Piston Disc
placement

 

The :zv-w war will bring with it. a.
new system for reckoning of regisk

tratiozi tees for all types of motor m
hicks. All automobile registrations.
in the state expire at midnight. Dear

cember 33.. Increased révenue will
come to the stair through the new
plan. '

The old scale. providing for a. fee

of titty cents per horse power. will
give my; to one that takes into ac—
count the number of cubic inches at.
piston displacement in the ,englna;
For instance a Ford fees that. was 3L2
is hoestcd to $15.

The formula for the co'mputntiom
ol‘ the new system follows: the din-
meter of the bore in inches, 811M.
multiplied by 0.78.54. multiplied as
The result

the number of cylinders.
is the number of cubic inch-kt! of.
cylinder-displacement. The fee 2.5g

placed at eight cents :1 cubic inch.

 

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Stop Work on Warships“
Says House Resolution:

VIASHI’NCTON. Nov. 15

'l’rf~ss).-» A resolution
of the Navy In my;
sexy:- ntli’ures an “In? M;
sis. battle» crulwrn is;

( Asa-avian.
d thew-{Int

and
11‘ ships and

Danish SIDVEIeigIIty; unions stung-u m‘ constitution 33; pg.

rate and (.oxvrnmr-nt alaipmrda no:
16. «The lutroducsd sci-inning or Renew tugs.
ranking- has...

 

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