NORWALK’S
HOME PAPE
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ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS‘ FROM m PARTS or m Wagoner A sewn wniE AX!) our: OWN newton.
Entered at the. South Norwnlk Post
Office as Second Class Mail Matter.
gig Three Deadlocked ' .
0n Japan’s Claim and '
Experts Give Up Task
Seeking a Settlement of the Celebrated Shantung
Controversy, the Representatives of China
and Japan Are ll’leeting Today With Secretary
Hughes and Arthur J. Balfour.
plifiED 18'T0
Butterworlh Unable to
Collect $3,600 Salary
’ Voted By State Board ,
Jemptroller Bissell’s Refusal to Disregard. .Law
and Sign Resolution Creates Interesting Situa-
tions—Legion Heads to Act December
SOUTHNORWALK, 001m.» ' menarche. 1, 1921 THREE ‘csn'zl'
A i ll-BE l mu llll l nuts + Blllillllllll or
[IND R: n cl ‘ Hill llQUllll = = lRlN loll
e lull Ill 1 w Ill—ills Gill mil 0
ST. LOI'IS. Dec. 1.4.x suit'attack- ames Pantello 0rde vers ILLE ‘ D :2- Th A -
. 7 7 r . .cA 5:, cc. 1 (.3 e 5
mg the anti—beer law as unconstitu- J ed to sociated Press).—Henri ‘1)esire Lan-
_ ,, ... .
lional has been‘filed in federal court - Pay§930 Inf-Hues and Sen. dru. the “Bluebeard 0E Gambais."
by the I'lagstaft Corporationa local tenced to SIX Months in smiled lastrnig‘ht for the first time
brewery. .' Jail ' . . .since his trial opened. A flickering
- expression of amusement crossed his
1
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against the resolution and Governor!
Lake. Attorney— :enerul Healy ant
Treasurer Gilpatric voted for
salary. ‘ 7
As adopted the resolution author.
izes the payment of $300 a month ?
Mr. Butterworth until April I. 19?. ,
when the General Assembly at its 1923
session will be asked to consider the'
State Commander Clarence W. Seyl
mour- ot‘ the American Legion said last
night’tliat tlre'inability of Treasurer
Butterworth ot‘ the Legion to collect
the $3.600 annual salary voted him
yesterday by the majority of the
board of control. owing to the refusal
of Comptroller Hist-tell to give his writ-
delegates of the powers , and not by
their technical advisers. The proposal
on this ground. it was known today
has been presented her personally by
Baron Karo to Secretary Hughes and
Arhtur J. Balfour, head of the British
delegation. with the in“ it
“’ASHINUTON. Dec. 1. (By The As-
rocia'ted Preset—The situation result
ng {mm Japan‘s formal proposal
hat the sixty per cent naval ratio al-
olled her under the American limita‘
ion plan be increased to seventy per
Attornuys for the brewery in their
petition “that it was not the purpose
of Congress to prohibit the use of
liquor for non—beverage purposes as
is evidenced by the wording of the
lotine. for a series of the most heinous
crimes in the history of French juris- _ .
' presented a. Situation
m. “'11.: regarded by American Olfi‘
:ils rating as a delicate one. but no!
ithnu; hope that her spokesmen ulti-
lately would accept the original plan.
support.
was said, of the Japanese government.
Recording the argument of national
security. the American delegates and
title of the national prohibition act."
They also quoted the opinion render-
czl by former Attorney—General Palm—
er permitting beer for medicinal pur—
prudence.
"Thank you. gentlemen." said tan-
dru. flourishing his wrather—beaten
hat in a mocking bow to the jury. and
ten consent..
which called for action by the execu—
tive committee of fire legion: at a meet—
ing to he held Saturday. December 10.
advisability of granting an appropria-
tion purposes in connection with the!
disbursement of the slate soldier fund-
The act. establishing the fund ex-
Hllglllla nu
Judge Gilbert sending him to the guiL
Other Cases Are Continued
Entirely remrwed iron] the stage or
Trfifilnif’al .llst ussion as to the basis of
chain: ll’le mn'al ratios on present
expel-ls. backed by the opinion of the
British delegates. hold that itslogieal
application would mean a reduction
This is because Treasurer Butterworth
had previously announced that he
would refuse to dishul‘sv the 5.3.50".-
he disappeared through the little door
leading to the Versailles jail.
' V’Vhile the verdict was awaited. the:
poses.
'l‘hc brewery Was granted a permit
pi‘essly states that none of the interet
money of the fund is to he used for
§ ! strength. the question today. rather than an i m- s - . . to manumciun. 1 .‘ ‘ .- . * ‘ T . - .. . > ,. - < ~ . ‘ t' n )u ones.
{i more. :h» formal request of ratio proposed for:- .1355: Tomi 'ufiuax November s 1.1m!"xiiifxifl‘é-il-lifiir “in. but” held Tuesday Morn- confined Emir 0"? {0“ “mm“ alld R “0“ 5‘41““ ““"j {0" "WM (“'SWVM‘ ’f‘mr‘fiuorr 1:” (cg‘fdg‘gfgggq do giants
“In”... Karo. senior Japanese is known on authoritr 'lhev“ m. . it started; ‘00]; ufttrw 1rd th 7' fins: ing- , boy spoke words of encouragement to men any longer without Pay. 1 ndeix ““313 the board “f control
‘7 ....... . _ . . ‘ . . . ”“1 , .. ( » a _ -. ,. w 7 _ ‘__ . . _ . . . _’ . 0', ‘ ; . -*~ - ‘A .’ j ’ .
§ ”e ”h, mendaspd ratio be Strongly opposed on that basi‘dif :‘s states with on“ re from 'I l'ir l mu‘u his counsel. 3i. lloxortxml’l‘en. “ho. Must Hrnc liner lls hullattlfl. c u; .t mohcmunbm. of ”w board.
' _ . ~ . - *‘ h "1 “ ‘ " ' ‘ " ' ’ g" ‘ '- - - - . - ‘ \ h‘s str “lUOUS‘ l“ ~lil'lil lw «*th ltorv rm uircmenls‘ uu "53 ""‘ ' I ”
,ls mule. .~ 11'} lo Japan 5 the ShOVVlng of. uxi‘l- Q . l .. . . , -. . . , . a. ,. 13:... 3 iin-v «l —_ . . . _ “”‘d and “em out atttr 1-. . ti . or u p . “l . l , _‘ _ .p . ., . .
- lIvv we - . .~ .. - " i“ sung fiett (cm. i.“ .01 (lluggists ‘md {Hutu “H.“ I)” A i 1, ‘. - _ ' ‘ N’ ”‘ di‘d " Mm" vfi‘orts to save his client from death. Comptroller llissell informed the hoard gl‘f" h“ “”1" “ consent. rho-lemma
. 1’ .ii i u d . [lid-LP. 0i . _____.. Non-mint r "N the .1“. be r y 1: - . (1-th \\ l-l- u summnl nu to e, » - . .. '- - ~r‘ " the l'iouri In. vot-
. s :_ smileméut bv the plenary (CODUnued on Page 81 ht "WEI-d H‘ (:3 . g t t 1 C' n . \\.i.~, i ‘ m x 7““ [m U‘ l mil \‘ ‘ 3 “Wm“ was on the; verge of collapse. " Strange of control yesterday that he would )cstculu. :~ .u ion (1‘; . r u rkvtorth is
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_ 1‘1 § 78 , ) I _ L ”1g” d'" “r’ d-‘A q ' .‘ ,m («. . ‘ i will“) ‘iu‘ it is that ti man standing: In U!" Sh‘d- not [my thl- sztlul'} to lrcasuxwr llut- in: U“ 5‘11“” to ‘ r "u E ,
lat: r J ’l"=§’ It ”Var H. \ oslyurgh~ inefi‘ccti‘.‘e without the conuitrollé‘r 3
the brewer)" was onlcrml to stop f"“”"«"“‘- i even
dow of death should console his 119- tel-worth for ”personal sci-vice,"
‘ . . '. lllttklllg ”H. liccl'. hr. Milling“ninth. (utilizlguillsl ‘Jarnes lender."vlhndru remark—pd at one “me though the l‘Ofllfi by “ YO“. of 3 to 1 signature. . . _ Q
Renewed BIOOdShed In NH‘V YflnK‘ hm" 1,7.” ””54 ”'7 3.‘i-n.lm.w_.inl‘vlimximft 9‘ i1)“. YDI'D'ir'l‘ to tlmst- sitting ”FUNK“. adopted 4x rwsolution authorizing the (‘UIHl‘U‘Ollt'l‘ "155““ 15 further form-
7 New York's. booth-going t‘rutcrhily.’‘3'"I ‘ in") l';h(.\t“1_\\i‘t"f‘ SUN?" He refused to he 21 party to a peti» snlury to 1,9 paid l‘rom Uh. nmintcn» tied in his stand “3' the kDO‘Vlfing
' ' . -’ have cherished hulu-s l'm- rl “in-\V “Xi-M”: 1\ ‘k 1." ‘H‘ ”7 “as lllfmwi 0“ ’ ., unct- mm. Comptroller Bisscll volcd
. Ireland 18 Feared S ill-at" al‘tm- (today. thpy a”. in for H . i‘!.',lil:\.~.il'illl‘l l.\-.. l.) H”. Slate p0. (Cotltlnued on Page Eight) . (Continued on P Eleven)
00“ «iisnppoinlmcnt, it was predicted '->:/ “it , .~ i » '
. llillllh .-\. I'it)‘ Who took up his lll' w‘i ”“ “7’ """m ‘1‘ “will“? :4 houseor
ill Hello. was lined Sin“. and
pals swzw-w‘vd to tour months in jail.
lulllvfl
tum-lions us prohibition enforcement
TESTiMilNY AliliUl Railroad Rule—is Will Save
he Peace
\Iii'iual Collapse Of t r . ’ director for New York slutv today. T‘ \ H 'i' till i (0 mt . l
. r - o . _ . . ‘ .H'Tt“ t‘,‘ ' h .\ it" ‘ 3 s i q; {5 E
Negotiations \Vhich Have , - ”ii: ‘1“‘535‘3 1“; ‘ivmlid' km" 1” W“ h... l. . “mil... am. 01» l.‘..._’..’;, . ‘ 7
. . ,l 1“: ) \\~(.{ 0‘ HS I)r‘/'li“("’SS-’ll‘. . _ - . _ .. )tk 11
{3113:99de Under a Trqu . l-J. (‘. \‘cl‘lowll-y. who. as acting: air“: wvr‘ll. mil \:.:il!(;ll l -“EATH8 “F M 0 ~ er $50,000 ,000 a X ear
tor the Last Five Months 7 :5 “WWW W mun." “dry" my vi..- ‘ lolliifinii‘d K: '
:1 Ui‘S. ‘ . ~| ill e. l.i ‘ :0. y ”—7- — . K
. , g W__ mm“ PRISBNERS Gmmr—“t 1......- Bears
"2 i\-'t‘:\f‘l.r "in: pilssilli 3v ul‘ ,» . L \‘~;.~‘ 1'; 1" 51'“ f. . - < V .3 - T
1%“in bloodshed Ill Ire-land stores the ' 7 “EDNAPPINE STURY {53”.}.‘(.-;z. guns; ERANB HFF|CERS (riaSblfieS ‘V 0 IR 9.1' S for
iBri . : Isle-s in the t‘zlcz- of Hit- virtual another 15 (luv l'Lil , .‘ . _ .,. ~ , , (B . . . Economv and Effic‘lency—j—‘V
EL” We 0,. 1h" PMW n _n_“._ t “N. . '. ’ TIHLrll. India. Rm 29. ruesda}. . 3 , - ..
which “T: w ' ‘12; \ it ,‘t ‘13. 1L f. l“ 0 counts or hopping: The Associated *Pressl.#TeStlm0n,V as Open Shop Deciared’ bu;
p i . w. l .LL'tt I ll lllu, vi .\ ll \lgt‘ l~-gl.‘~0l‘. Oll hovonu‘lfu')? gun}. to the circumstances surrounding u“, 1 . Existing U h i 0 ns Will
;»-i '3100 for keeping. and
..: in addition to thirty
. for the lust liw months.
The Stun Vein ims stgml lil‘ll‘l on ”S
for an :Ill-ll't‘iillld l‘nrllu-
the of vattli-mvnl.
1 same time l‘t-fllslllg‘ to court-ll:- ul-
suffocation recently 0‘. sixty-four Biop-
lah prisoners While being transferred
from Shorauur to Bellarv in a closed
railway wagon. was taken by the offi-
cial commission of inquiry here today.
WAS A FlZlle
1
Have Their Rights and;
Speak for Majority
TO BE MERGED
N l? \V
Present Quarters Will Be
Given Up This Month, and
(Continued on Page Bevan) ‘
Th“ kidnapping story in “lit"
:15 lmsls ":i
Howard “‘ood or [dust NOIW’lz’lll-i.
. . ,- -. -. , . erllilx' Dec 1' 1: . . . . . . . ' ,
.. to die biltlsh I, noun. 1 lslrz‘ ' ' ‘ - *' Pmtb Miss lullu Rillk of North '1" “ ' . - i ' ' i * "‘ '
. . , _ . that .» ”you .. .. .. . ‘ . Muir M6.- . - The xeserve policeman in chalge . . . , . . . . _ . .‘ . .
51>“! pom: blank to scrap lit V . ‘l 1 n3 .! noise-x“) o. mom or. 1hr nue. has lxgured so conspicuously dur. : , i 7 told of the prisoners Shouting {op Meetlngs ‘Vlll 1.111161) Be CHxCACrO. in c. 1. Economics It?
?. Zhil‘ilzfllllt‘l‘xl to enter an ull-lro- mm1"'m‘“m 511‘“! COIllDtlllltf‘s is (‘Oll- ing‘ the past few this and will -l~ "rm i i ' ‘ l 1‘ ~ ~ (1 ' "d he ‘ T' ’ ~ ’ operation and increased efficiency, 23¢
linment "under Present con. mnn’ii‘r‘“! “‘U't“ COnfirmed in the un— metropolitan v )0; l -~. "We : L L water during tie ,ourney. an .Sd: . Held “ 1th 0111 Brathers timatcd 10 reach 350-300-000 a. year, s.
_ U . (L . ’ _ (infill! district todav ' . ‘ I“ 1‘ 1““ ”HM!“ i” ‘ ‘ retused to heed cues as It “33 not I 0d and recognition of the “open shop" on
- l l 0n it mound that shc Th (1 -' ugerated, hasturned out to he :1 311:"). . . , customary to furnish water on these ge "u an d ran“) 6‘ were for
« I~n=r‘cb.v come directly unhr ‘-‘-' Propose consolidation v". small m e . ‘ » '~ . W . ' ' - ' ' ' a ‘ ‘9 can 1 a " ewfir
. l ul att 1- except to those dim. ru 1 7 -~: U . trips. W hen the Moplahs entered the today in mp nmmmgafion 3f reg-1995
take in all the
1:.unul‘uctul'ers
the Bethlehem
the Jones and
leading producers and
with the exception of
Steel Corporation. itild‘
Laughlin Company of
concerned. Mr. \Vnod Who was
ported: to have been kidnapped
turned to. his parents «homa- on '
day night. when he become .m 43. .
.‘l
2-,
wagon. he testified, they appeared to
be in a healthy condition. .
The policeman described the scene
in the van when the front compart-
‘P-utlc-r Lodge. No. 97, I. O. O. 1“,.
entertained a delegation of the state
officers. last evening. and a very pleas-
ant time was enjoyed by all. The vis-
me-ol of the. unincricully’ super— “ V
7 working. rules governing rant-08d shots
employes by the Fruit-ed Statesrl’ailo
road Labor Board. '
The new rules become effective to.
I
'l‘hevrlatesl plan. that for an all-Ire—
ami<Pznrlinmenh under which l'lstcr
’fllll GERMANY
___._. Pittsburgh. ed with the -. . .. . a
7 _ published rumor. V. r n merit wasopened at Podauur. All the itors included Grandllaster Herbert J . . i‘ . .
(Continued on Page Eleven) The ('al'vitulization of the various he left. town he went to Juli”, is: to [AP‘ . D 1 (8 Th 3‘ . t d prisoners were lying down: many Phillips. of V‘Vaterbnrv- Grand Secre- Ga“: Decembier 1" $nd4gikfa‘3un :E
(‘Olllptlnies mm. m i . _. . visil a friend. Pel‘ore he le ‘: :mv- l ’ “~5- 9“ -" e . 5509"“ 9 Were unconscious and the others were . . .' - ‘ ' ' - . cw" approx ma 9' 3‘ ‘ me “I“
t d dPDl‘OXllllutts r . till). V5 . S. Hutchinson. of Row Hax en. mediately. although a still larger hm.
E‘l-essl.WA receivership for Germany
groaning.
autonomous
The inspector for the South Indian
had a conference with Miss- Hilda.
. . _ . ‘ and Grand Herald Leo Davis. of Nor—
“hom he wasengaecd. mm u xx»: m:-
walk. The visitors. together with Dis-
$51~ltlvtlllluljllll and the products of the
various companies cove-r almost every her will be affected when the new
traffic. conditions are restored.
as. a._bankrupt. with an
DNfiREfiATlflNAL
bl'ullt‘il ol' the stem] and imn in -_ '(lerstood between them that tlil- Hid?“ Rliintlliififi 10 1}? exploited. by “19- Al' railway testified that onlv subsequent. . .
, UT- dus ring? on the 1.01“”.ing (in) mm. ,nt lies for reparation purposes. are like- I}. to the tragedy was it discovered tact szgtithgalidpr€hl:::e:ta_§::eg Far reaching changes in the rules...
' 'l‘lw , , take place ' ly m be proposed by France as an al- that the mesh of the wire ventilating ‘_ o“ n ‘ f1 ‘ '. e 1 which supplant the National Agree-
, .e t'olllpullles named comprise “ -. . . . . - _ .' . * dinner early in the evening by the -
_ . . 'l‘l , . , .. . ft , ternatne LO an} moratorium on repa gauze 1n the vent had been filocked hv . ment made during federal contra}.
- “W Mlm'nxh‘ Neel and Ordnance _ ." {N‘S‘in‘ m 00.1”“; L‘ 'i 13‘1"“: rations that may he suggested by a fregh a iicafio f aint . ' members m Eureka Rebekah Lodge. were designed to afford a basis for
Exiting: [hi-r {epublic giro“ and itiiii‘hliitfr‘ 1:0 \Filjmirriiinwfii lib: Great Britain it was said in official C pp n o p . 7 There wusla large aite‘qdancegt 3:8 Dennanent stabilitv in the railroad
. ‘ -Om many. . ': i .‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘5 ' ' g i ‘1 ‘* u .; . - .. ‘ f t \e o e at 1'. an e ' .
Fll‘Qt Ni ht 0f th E 7 t Com ‘1 - ‘1' acha“ {.nn‘ new town. The notorlclv t}!t"‘.\.‘(‘lr‘n has UFCI?‘ here {Odd}. ' . meetmgo 1 g 9 . shops Of the country and were de‘
c A g , 8 \en 1‘ l Dc n}. oungstoun sheet and l 1. .‘ l r l ‘ it 1' ‘ ‘ ' “ ‘ " d ‘ initiator} degree was conferred in fine claret] hv members of the Labor Board.
. ~ E . . ' u ,9 Com mny, lul' S ._ . ,‘ _ wen ( is as v u o in voung man 111‘ 7 - -l_ l; - h, nlembers of B tier Lad ‘ ' A . ,
H63 31 3 n y ‘Attractlve p-lny 1; ‘ 1 Q . :ind [iii ( Om hp 01‘ his Inn-(.ntg 5)](Hihi “0f l .. p‘uced . . ’ bu, (: L‘ t P . . u < ge to b? til? most. important work Rt
. .. rier -teel ( ompau} and the _ ‘ , ' . ‘ ' . . degiee team. The nsrtors expressed done bv the‘board and of much great—» .
Features Steel Tube Company of America. in’ {in rinlmrmssnzs positmti Lit: ‘ 1 their appreciation of the work and er significance than any decision fig
_ __5__HV ~ g ' b Reports of a consolidation ilIx-‘e \‘ 010d {lg-sill‘PS 1that {lu‘ pnénc tong ~ . warmly congratulated the team. ' ‘
‘l':.. first night of “iv :lunuul l‘air hen current in the trade to" tour. un: crsuni . tn“ ““5: “35' an ' ' The present quarters 0f the lodge CA P389 r'd'e
\\’ozm=n‘s Associulinll ol‘ the than a year. t (““1125”Film!“ ”1‘0 i“ ii” W3? CO“— . L ' _ ' l . will be given up shortly. and an offer ( ntlnued on I
' : vulk Congregational Church This consolidation - .. . rerun-i in us ilt'l‘ul‘llll‘f‘ inrt‘. Norwulk. ' from'Our Brothers' Lod e of the
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ms" rlxvnxna‘ \vltn n goodly :1!» be second in importance to lhc l’nlt- ‘ ' nli?f‘h::(ieRa}?:$d Pegdv immf‘inegt First,District. to hold meeting there
.- v" in V“. . .7 -. ‘. ._ . A. W ‘ . i ' - - 2 r‘ 0' ' ’ ~ i. 3 ' - '
1qu mg l: will thportrl rm state-s Steel Lorporation. now nu.- _ VIENNA. Dec. 1 lBy The Assomated was tound'in the fjadsmgc :t \f’ist 3mm m" "a“.bu‘W“? 0f 1.31m" LOdge
[ ll. ruin: V~*\t_-ll‘ on Lu: dominant organization in the illdus- I . , Pressl.wRi0tinz Of a serious nature R0ka {Road ‘tnciJCaIlilon street earlv IS completed 15 being consider-(ML Final . 7 -.
j l pin-7.137015- “as ill: try. p \ broke 011?. in Vignna today following a last eve-nine; in an unconscious condi— action “ill be. taken next Vweek. . _ i
u \- nm “mun.“ Tlii‘iitlx‘ . 3m” . ' 3 ‘ ‘ ‘ great demonstration before the Parlia- tion. He vras removed to the Norwalk ‘ Refreshments “ere served.fl‘he SES— - . r
. . i. p in}? :‘.l.l «l .rsl ..s \Xfllll‘bSVi merit. Building. where redfiags were Hospital where he died shortlv after ston came to a close at mtdmght., e .
r. I! mm. to \H“: H‘ mm“ m T [S I 7 raised on masts. The crowds then be“ 1 0'6“)”; A hemorre’lgc \v-is reslion- ’
.' .,, “MW” H_nangiil'liffrflifi:”5' , ___________ . 9;an smiasilling_ wintdzr's $23 100‘“ng sible l'ondeath. L W ‘S V Over fortv parents actually saw
' :; .. ., 1. ’_‘ "a » I , . _, amps teamxllu ar 1 eso xury_ M‘ ‘.. .fi . - s .. . -. - i - ._ - _
. it! ;_ ti.“ .irzillinrlllln u: . ' Claim Thev Had Nothing'to Large crowds also attacked a num~ R 2 L ‘ifijd discoured D“ ,Ld‘huid (hm: children‘m sessmn at. theBPa‘:
l 4 , 1, ,. .mp- nm ’0’ 1h... . . ,, ~ . 2~ . 3;: ; bl h t is sun. diner or the Clanbur} bus, 1n _ ents 'leachers meeting held at to -
. . » .. ,- l , ' D0 “" 1th Preventing the ”er. m m" ”‘3 e 0 e " “3.0“ Of an insensible condition alongside the ‘ . side school Tuesday night. This plan:
_ > «I .~_. l salvo. L..- Jr-ll , , -7 -, , which being those -where foreigners road It Wq’s (91'er ‘ t fi it‘th' t h" is a‘.‘ inovation in Nor-walk but. “For“
‘ f} { "HM?“ “m" ~—————— Marriage 0f Howard A- “‘~‘Side- The Ne"? Brisml was the firs‘ herd .‘met with foul”, ‘iv 1:: l'idk er ‘ go (31% ‘n good shat)? ‘
1...; 11.523... . ‘ mm: in (Inf 2.“ \IANCUI‘VEH 3- C-. Dec. 1.-—— ‘VYOOd . Of these‘lillstelijes to be assaulted. Its bruises soon shuttepried‘ this ‘tl‘ieofv ‘ The ‘ night SESSivO-n 135183 from g,
z I ;‘u'1.‘:1.{._,;.\. ll‘ . adduxiulbliied. 17”?“ ”19“ from I"Oukholior. or Rus- . ____.___..___ a. great doors liege soon. battered down. and further examination disclosed thatt ‘~ . ~ o‘clol-k until 9 O‘clock and at it the
‘2 -‘ ' F r . 5"“ “‘15 0"“ 0‘ stun Non—Conformist. settlement. mar Apropos ot‘ the article the Eve thus permittinn_t e “0“?” to pour he had died of natural causes Proceedings have. started Whemny pupils actually went through the reg:-
: 1‘ tritimin‘ “A n S (“0101‘s.rlllli? Nelson. R. C. discarded all their nine sentinel on Tuesd’lvu tle “9th gym kthff dbmldmg- Th?) $93211 to M“ “feed was well kuownin N0” Albert \'enezia.. of 3 Harhor avenue. hu- routine at the 591100] work, for
. ‘ 2i ( Hm. representing a )utc 1 clothing h . ' r-‘ -. . J . . n, .‘x a. 1 ma wm ows, some 0 w 10 were ‘ ‘ . " , ‘ is to he broun'ht from Mouutclair. N. ~ . . 9 as -
i- "he English. or fancv booth; C- -T 1 shunting. room at the relating to the disappearance from as high as the third fiber, and to hurl Rm?" where he had been m the mlik J t th-g -; t Qt l t 31 f h‘s ”‘9 399‘9‘“ 0f the parents and “3““
e drum? rt‘ \1 q I \l ' . . .anadian Pdcmc railway station. NOI‘VValk ion Tuesday nicht Novem- 1 dd' q'nnd furniture in‘o the Street ousmess for malf years. The news " O. “ Cl 3 0 “ am “‘1 or , 1‘ ors. This plan has been adopted in
”l “C. )1) '- r... . Allen. the here. yesterday, and paced off a pro- ber "“nd or 'Hoiv-ird A alvool some )e mg a L ( of his death was received with great part in the attempt to sell the Buick New York cltv and elsewhere with
. 5 "301 '. “here IIRL‘US WV”: ‘0 N“ testing war dance when'thev were re troll-‘9~ hours ll 1816- hi can‘tcvm la: below, sorrow by scores of his friends. 7 automobile owned by Joseph Gmmbly. great ‘i‘ccpss L
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J ‘1' dill‘dClth 1)“ch and m ms'd afim‘ttmlce to the l'nited ted marriage to Miss Ellis Billikp 05 H t S vi -Mr.'“'eed was 56 b’ears‘old. and is the lunch room proprietor. “.110 “3- I’OUOWing the meeting. a. social
attuned on Five) States. ‘ lhey were later arrested for North Taylor avenue. Vaast Bros, Japan Opes 0 aye survived by a widow; a daughter. ported the theft Of the car on Septem- time was enjoyed and (the ‘ parent:
' dis?" dell.‘ sonduct, - iwho conduct a taxi-cab business on BattleShlp Mutsu Mrs. George Preusser. and two sons. be§7-9thh.' s ' t " - ' were given an opportunity 'to talk
l nited . totes _ Immigration (‘omo . Chestnut ,street. take exception to . Earl and Elmer. as well as his mother, M “1:72” 3”?" {n ermevred m the school matters over with Charles Ml-
missiouer Aurbrlck had questioned ‘ ~ TOKIO. Dec 1, (By the Associated Mrsgbouisa W'eed. » ‘ onto a" Jan b3 Detective Sergeant ler. members 0‘5 the Board. 0‘ Educa-
what they term on intimation.in the
article that the firm was concerned in
spiriting young \Vood away from this
city. 7 ~ .
Jules Vaast.‘ one of the members of
the firm ,of Yeast; Bros; midi - this
morning to a Sentinel. reporter that
his brother Charles. whose name was
mentioned in connection; with rthelfalr-
ticle. had responded to aicallras 8.
Thomas Hunt and a statement was ob-
tained which said that Venezia. left
this city onThanksg-iving evening in.
company with some other people. for
New Jersey.
The party left in Grumbly’s car. and
Venezia.‘who is held by the New Jer—
sey police as a fugitive from justibe.
stated that. he knew that the. car was
Grumblyfs and that it was stolen.
tion and with Superintendent G. V.
Buchanan and Supervisor of Schools
Green, as well as the teaching pemnc
'nel.
'luss Willlllllllill
Thetuneml ,will be held at 2:30
'o’c-lockevon Saturday afternoon from
the late home. Rev. Lauis B. .HoWell.
of St. Paul's church. officiating. In-
terment will be- in Norwalk cemetery.
slxllullls lN
themes to their fitness to proceed on
their journey to the state of \\'ash.
ington 'ns prospective settlers. He
found their views coincided with the
accepted definition of ”philOsOphical
anarchy." and declined them the hos-
pitality of his governmentQ
They are said to have threatened
an undress parade in'Vancouver by a
Press).WThe Japanese Navy Depart-
ment hopes to have the battleship
{Mutsu included in Japan‘s restricted
navy. said Vice-Admiral Kenji Ide,
Viee7Minister of the Japaneses navy.
Other differences of :views Admiral
Baron Kata. member 'of the Japanese
delegation at “Washington. and Score-
toe-y of‘State Hughes are conferring.
Will’s ANNUAL
PARISH lllll llPENS
zmnuul parish fair Of‘le‘llYit‘V
lg “pivned last evening in a blaze
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large number of their fellow Donk—
he declared, were merely
the. - out-
.» lllKWlSSlflNS
Miss Miriam Woodhuryg‘afe a most.
Ten Students Are interesting and inspiring talk before:
the Ladies“ Benevolence Society yes.
Kflledin craSh 0f 7 terday afternoon at the Parish Hones
Train and Auto of the First Congregational church.
‘ ' Miss W’oodhury is a. most. enthw
‘. lake. groceries and fancy arti-
...
did not kruow. b‘ut’he‘said'z'tha’t when
his brother returned from the trip
that night he askederhim wheredhc
had been. Charles V333: snack? no
reply except to say "Charge At Wood
with $6 {or a call." '
relative strength of the American and
Jam navies These differences
arezmot-‘énsumountable, in the opin-
ion rot Vicekdmiml Ide.
Asked Whether there were
<7 1 . 7 _ member of the firm and drove a. car ‘ ' ' -
, I; ands taséefu‘lly defcoiéated. hobcrs. 1n protest against their arrest. fer -HOWard “mod. ' JVth‘i-e thie’car growth'of technical differences rem . . ’ , After attempt to sell the car an
as a ne isp ay 0 ancy leged to have been made by Robert went to Jules Yaa‘shadmittéd-fiidtihe ' 7‘ > ‘7 7‘ . ' “‘3 ’ ' " . V V
, _ _ ‘ . 7 . . . . _ . . _ _. gutting-ethic methods of estimatm the.
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all kinds.
"\ lin-
One unique feature
sand pile in the place of the
out-r} grab bag. The parcels
also a rpleasing feature the
w r buying a pig in a bag. and
Find $17,000 . t. _ . ‘
' ’ InHart-ford. House
PORTLAND: Ore Dec. l.———Six per-
sons were killed in a head—on collision.
early today. betn'een the east-bound
Portland—onkane Limited and west-
_ . serious
*antagomsm in Japan to Mr. ‘Hughes‘s
HARTFORD. ne'c‘. 1.WJe'wels
‘ will: sure what the package (3011- valued 'by the police at $15 000 furs Mr V-aast said this mot-sting: £0 8. naval holidar
. , ;. ., . . , , , ‘ - - - . . . .. . _ 3 proposal, he answered bou — ’ h' Lim' ed . . . -
m n has opened. The worth $2.000 and a painted tapestry . , ‘ that he had’ not observed such antae- traiggofotlieeggzdegivigiignngtoh Rlztiil- RED BLUFF: 93‘" Dec 1"“1‘9” “15"“ work” m the Home Wow
mt orchestra turnished the were ire-covered by the local police (Continued on Page Three) onism. ' - road and Vavi . tion Companv two High school students were killed y€S- field and is W“ "9de in. this “It.
l tlw- following fancy dance last__nlght following a statement al— ' . ' miles east hf Cf‘a'o . " terday south of here at the Proberta from every angle. She spoke at the
'b at. so given by the pupils of leged to have: bmeen made by Robert “ ”3‘ I‘ll ' .. - ' . ' ' . - ' (3 sin - 9 them Pacific train "New Problems Challenging the
‘. i. . . . . ' . -|I‘ ee _ Ir H . ']}W -_tw De We In] red“ {'08 g when so“ '
‘ ' E. Leigh. alias “'illiamr Hall. colored, askeyFou - TI ’ Oph Chapter as out; o rsons re u number 15. southbound. struck the Churches" and gave “\‘id pittures to
Among the dead was, A. H. McBride. a.
marinarwho was guarding the mail on
one of the trains. The others who
VWere killed included. two trainmen and
three Oregon" passengers.
illustrate four of these points.
The work in the West which fifteen
years ago meant work chiefly among
the “homesteaders.” now, because at
changing conditions. is work in man
Put There 40 Years Ago
WINSTED. Dec. 1.——-While cutting a.
large chestnut tree which stood near-
High school automobile bus in which
they were riding.
Four children and the driver were
injured.
......... ‘Tfsther Zwicka who was arrested here last night . Memorial seIVices
, with Alice Brown. also colored. Jew- I
els said to be worth $1000 were re-
covered when the couple: were. arrest-
.leeen and Grace Zwicka
Margaret Jarvis
There was an attendance of about
150 at the memorial services of Ophir
Marion Zwicka ed. _ . the cemetery in Nepaug, G. W. Mason Chapter, No. 52. O. E. 8., held last. f h tomoln‘la
Beatrice Loundes The police say the loot was stolen or that village. discovered a. pint bob evening in Masonic. Temple, South _ ’ 's. . .. . ' ' Drown towns. for by "Iran-‘1 0 i e an
* Snowflake from the Robalt residence. 1187 Lex- tle filled with whiskey. The bottle Main .street. The services. Which Pmiadelphla meme“ ‘ SIX Are - ed and telephone. (arms 0“ the outlying
districts are worked by those who [in
were conducted by the officers of the . .
in a central town. bringing the may
Hazel Zwicker. ington 0n the had worked downseveralfeet from an Overcome bySHIOk When Barges Sink
avenue. . NewsYork.
' “am will be repeated night of Nov. 22. The goods recover- opening above. Chapter. were most impressive. - _ . s: ‘ ' ,
John W. \‘R'elile will ed tonight were found hidden in the The flask is said to have been pic-4:- " Following the services six candi- PHiLADELPHIApDe'c .1.'—:—Fire‘fto- NEW YORK Dec ,IA—Six men problems "w‘ “Mam sweet- ,
Wf‘ul numbers-l Supper collar of a tenement house. It Was ed in-the cavity inthe tree by Calvin dates were initiatediand then a social daydamaged'theritlaatof the I" ' were drowned $11211 tWG barges sank Another great problem 183“! £35
‘ T‘Jf‘diéiit and tomorrow said that they were. shipped here by Moranders of Napaug. forty year-sage. itime, with refreshments followed. er companygma mature ~0f 3‘53”?” , . . ofl'the Atlantic W0“ which has been WM.
Miss Mildred Ailer‘s express. The negro couple are lock- The iiquor'is nor.- in possession of his 011 Wednesday evening. December ' , during 1:11? Mieydaée 9943‘ ‘ thecloseef 313 em War ”a
a 1 hr,- the feature. to- ed up in the county jail charged wit ‘son.gFrederick.g WhoCWillf keep it for 7th; The Chapter is tohold a fair at > m 'Oftti‘ii.t“g‘ , ' , '
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being fugitiveg'fr'om justice. ' use in an emergency. vhzasonic‘ Templ
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