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The Irish Settlement
Provisional Government Will Be Formed Without
the Consent of the Ulster Government—Rea ,
cognition of Ireland as an Independent State .Neafly A
Said to Be ( lear.
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7 101;: news (A: control (if Irish ports 1-) the navy.
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comprmizise achieved in Pre-
11 Taken ”from Two
Wooden Coaches Which
Caught Fire as 800:: as
Collision Occurred
AGENT 1111131110
STOPSMASRUP
Mimi (1. 11:1: .6 i-
T 3“ ”SEN”; mior Linn} George‘s sombre little saW' one Train PU“ Out (If
limnr» it» Imwrtin‘: Street filter a 113"“,
g., , , long struggle- ss-erns likely to “in; Station and Knew What
> a 'uriut;:.. vlirmiicuul :1.» the most momentous Was Coming
_ V.» 1.. My): Item: in the history (11‘ the Anglo-
., “3”,“. 7. Irish 1’viaitimis. ' l‘ H” .Allll l 3‘ —1H \. INC. 4;. —‘l"s.-'ft'l;l}—
. ”4n.- n 5 1 \Yhih— the 2|$Y‘I""l|!§il’ must still lu' thii-i \thms at tlu Ili‘itii‘L'Il ('HHISiHE‘.
_ within (m. submitted to the Inn! Kiri-nix” itlul the yrsu-rthn. titIMVf-t'll l‘hiiutlt 51-5612: .1 ‘
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trains" no :5 r l;
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clares Battle Cruisers
Can Be Turned Into Liners
"Would Be Safest Passen-
ger Ships Afloat." Adds
Joseph W'. Powell. Presi
dent of Emergency I'lce
Corporation '
R'IRLS’ LAND WOMEN’S
ELUR RN WALL SI.
titans. llrw'rn-r, (ii-linin-
wzas iuiivtissilslr lucitusr
cmuliltun or [hr laorlic-s,
Vii-re taken from tho wron-
ivx'h \Vilttiil :1 I‘uui'lws \iiiivlt (
utmost nit-'1" thy
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lli' titlfit'aliuu
l' llzt' t-l'iurtml
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lltlllluliiilft‘i} niriwni
tiesti‘nycrl.
canvass {:1 iii--
and
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n suit-tits in! ‘01:."
l'iJI Suntl’mnnvtnn. 11:17 two Lilil’
trmns when Enlist m' tl'u- \‘itiims hi
Shaun) Hurt siwri'nl pr Y'SUBS known to
have- E’s-en Illtfibt‘ilQl'l‘fi m1 tlw ill—tit! "
trams aven- slill iiiissimg. {dilly ton...
:md it is feared that other bodies
hurled tinder the mass of ashes a)“.
twisted 7515+! or were Ilium-(l to 2.14109,
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7A +\H1\(‘“‘U\ Ilt'C. 61.15.“th 4‘ i ' ' “(racking creams anti I‘PFC'UI work.“
T ' 3 in Si: Am: rig-ax: bani-:- cnntimuii their Search throug! ”1:1? ll."
"’— "'“’ Uzniér nstruction. but , m2: i'I-m'zvl otaiy om additionui
1‘ if Si‘I‘aPPE'd tmair-r 11;... hurl}.
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’ Casi 93556-112” vcs- . s (‘Onipietion with z: m- lf's;.1::11.b:tl;il;t\ for in. \1't‘t'1‘k were 11::-
"\' l‘oweié. {12343.1(}:ng of :XS{(,\Zzi>iti;.:. tier “2:: with): Oiliciuls of the rail—
" ' Fleet Cfirpgr'dtjgn. (1.1 31.1,. l'usim-ss roar} inlet a lzmtz'ing to exunnne memv
; At ie- 12-”... of (it; bu.“ a large: ' of the train crews and station
‘ in "' . r Y‘tilii{!?1 of tins civic cit- .
' prim... y. 1‘. my names mid (Continued on Page Seven:
L'U’il‘ 4.1? 121‘ {CHAINS Iié'l‘t‘LQng'e 11,4; n_ . "_.‘
> ’iuru 1} 134.»: it'l‘tr 13:1 loiiow; . " ' ' r
. ALLEfiEllRURflLARS
-lLIHl rear-‘11 ‘3': flat—Hi of fixtures. . . 3. '
:re l-mgts instead of the 31:: 11:1? “Us”: 12'. Frederick Cul- ‘ '
Sf"; t‘ I make if {9'5 and 33": Al‘Iulli‘rL EEiLlizn. electric ”BER $1 508 Bums
‘99:“: as war graft was work and fiuurvs. 7 " ,, ’ I
' cohfiderahle portion at 6 Samuel .1. Keen." has insurer! tit-— I 'jv ,
f (“Sf—"fled to produce rum Klgingg 313...; ’ i i ' " ,
.3 horsepowe‘ _ \thv‘irr h“ e-«antrihuhni misrwi— .luta'pl’: H {16'th aw} i'
i ”“1“ “a“ ‘2 .- scarring: ' Clo; were bound our to 1'.»
z' 1- -conomira. .i' 3.1 r' nk 1,“: Les pywmwi ,1, ‘2f 1hr: (‘I‘ifilllial . ~1im' Court v?
E ‘ 7‘: {Simmercmi “'3 ‘ " m: (w; “up“ A i ‘ (aw-:15 todzzv ix: l'h'idgu-port. i»; ‘
h L: this“ ban“ 1.7.3. gm. ”1'“,qu George H. Yosburgi'z in the do“
. V a, . 93.111»; {mm-,1; ‘ court 7-" sterday ottet-r’nom: LE
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““”" WURKERS ‘ .~ 2 r and wife 03'
.IU' I: U2»: stand, but ?\I<;~(1E1i
ATTACK 0N STRIKE “ ‘ lint l'i‘Ii‘i'i: :5 :1’ K"!“;’_
hm .L‘s 310111: l.“ :JU"~‘ 11: i'e'
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BREAKERS TRA‘V ”Hi?” Shh than; I ' “in lil}!‘.t'353;“‘<i HI :1 it'- tiu‘
" who went (.3:
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ar'turers (
3;
. . ‘ ““““ ”at
55' 122119;: leac-
(Keri bu: some (if
aCcompiezeir tied up.
epaclters con-
Otir Brothers“ Lodge.
.- F.. if they so desire.
' - last night at a meeting of
-3- organization. .
; . . .. in wever $301135. Butler lodge has
;. ;.. {L'QEGCIISE of i”: 1- ‘3: O. 1“: hall
5135‘E‘n.
ha ids the
120133 i i
Jifiion on Beer
:1:
' at Forward 11: House
fer them the use
pom
vantage of the Oder.
V‘L’l’l’l filthy“
of
HTS
tug-l.“ d
Iixl Hig- r}
()1
ti: «‘4 November
saw—cal ”rd
“1‘ i1i1'i'.
we rice rs
('Clilipetis:
aroouncerj
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"Wu-fl»: work"
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Butler Lodge Can
Meet in First District
No. 19.
Th"
V W‘ re not
1 his
1113‘?!” LOdg‘é‘ mar use the rooms 03‘
I. O.
C).
This was voted
the latte:-
been meeting in
in South
their hall
Main
but with the building changing
rental was doubled. where~
spar: Our Brothers Lodge voted to of-
(if ,
riiy if they sodesire to Lake ad-
tem-
The initaton’ degree was worked on
6.—,—-
he re
the
were.
hav:
«quarters directed Companies 8 and C: waffle, upper will be the My. the
g, - ~ 0—83.16 of
3' .. aid : permit— one candidate at the. meeting.
3 e districts in» _ -
21:ijng 1%». Camp Devens Will
‘. . 5:? ‘L o
1 . - Repwm‘. Be Abandoned Friday
;. . =- measure. trifle}:
f» _.; - :.e'*:re'-s‘ tax of 20 CAMP DEYOXS. Mass. Dec.
1_;~_ :‘ 7" '~ ” ' :5 4t: centsq “ Evacuatiozi of this comb by the last of
1:; f ‘ refs reed to the the military units now stationed
; ' , " tee was ordered today. By 'Fx'iday
g}, . ,.. -L‘ 5"” station in camp in which two divisions
. , . . gone to the trained {or sen-jer— overseas will
. ' . which Rep- ieft 0111:: a comm-325 guard of canals
Republican and two officers.
. Orders from first Corps area head—
2 ~ w: _ _ Session offered.
1 3.. f ‘ioistead act. but of the Tim-teem}: 13153;:m regiment.
’2"
take: on his pro-
=- Committee.
1.
rel. 01".35 in
their
:rom Biz) 0:71;».
recei: ed-
MRRE LIBERAL
LAWS NEERER
'xK'ASIEINGTéIIN. Cleo. 6.»—-More 1m-
eruiizI-d laws atilez‘ that: administra.‘
{ion- t'o—ordinated and brought nearer
home 15 the paramount need of Aids—
Ra. Governor Scott 0 Bone 521.5511: his
annual report. made public today by
the Interior Department. d.-
“Capital and people an required to
(ls-\v'iop the resources of the terri-
torx.‘ hr.- said. "and until it is: made
-r for they: two necessary factoré
to obtain a foothold. the territory will
1.0: progress: {Trader the present long
range system of germ-amt individual
initiative has been halted and thé
pioneer spirit maimed." ' .
Governor Bone says the mutter-y
is not growing numerically. its 90W—
Zazion lgvaing decreased 10,908 dur—
ing last decade 103.0 990.3134: that it
has not progressed or prospered dur-
th last fiscal sear. or indeed. fince
1h: conclusion of_ the world war. ~Bofh
placer and ouartzmiaing have been
checked by alive—so condition while
the fishing industri'
due to iii 9 oxer fishing of the caters“
during the war. 1
'Rooters’ Pool Tourney
‘ , Won by the Blues
"We Rooter-‘5 pool tournament wane
to a grand and glorious conclusion at
the South V‘omalk Club 1w evening.
when Bill .Blaseer. captain of the
Reds. defeated Jim Donnefly. captain
of the Blues. by a score of ?5 to .20.
Although Blamer's side won last
night the} Iost the series; the final-
score of the ten games beipg 291 for
the Blues to 631 for the 3833' it:
I
amm’etopasmgtarm 21:3.
r
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R’NEIL HNLR
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WASHIZVG'I‘QN. Dec “';“prfsideiit
Harding informed angry“ main in
his first annual message that “a. most
3mm; woxld attemptishihent" by
Conference
the Arm “is not improb—
able: .
The n1r~4\i£é was delix'ert'd tn' 1}“
presimm in lemon in the chamber
of the House and in the presence of
a... del {(uzlté.‘ to t e Conference and
(figs: ‘ot' the diploma togulorl} sta—
tioned in \‘Vushingtou.
At the outset. the president discus
('{lllfiiliDhEL saying “World
restoratiim plan" would lime to 1".
wm‘ked out "l1; the noticing more di-
t't‘t'th' cuties-rum?”
'l 1:: zinc in IIOIIIFSHC Dl‘hlilems n".
ids-til m‘L'I itl) rec-timmuurlfii ””15
gm 1‘ w (1 Fl ii
.‘ 'c 3
:1“. "I“ :;t m t‘tt permitm nt 1: :1in and
:msim: 12.4.2 1. tuudmg RIIHN. Ht’ also
iiillil'lilfli‘e'vi that later on he: would
mafia ,,, ,v. rv‘colnnicndatmars about
311...“.31 H his ration of Hit Ifi\ prim-
iwm. ll:\1‘1l lut‘tlif'r reductions and
1 mm“ , .. . adoring Lurch-11$," H:-
211 - ”in? consideration l-i Von.
fur‘fid't'h nt in tho (20:15“-
(‘1"‘r\‘—f:
an“
11410“- i.. ,1 lln' iFsm' Ix! Nontaxable
u... E~ '
“11;. 3.4,”; Up the mmrlmiit mu:
rim. A“ Hmwm; said it was 1hr pur—
‘ f" l‘l'rm. “Which c011-
rater draft on IIi“ pub—
:,-i which. though )trt
'..v 2' it tri<inv.;:1\vspr0111—
out' ”miclizent murimu
its own :qwm'i'n'ul."
tun crud-
It-it’,‘ u! P".
that i!
"l‘t 03,. f . ..ju‘ageixiwgii " {or “it
“pulping“. :‘keting 1:]‘(),i‘,TiUU-} ran: 2:
' r in the Tr'ltv t‘ of pres—
IYH: .
Lg rte-1: it 1; 1+ was. 511::—
v'tf’. liviu'
lhstewii ht: KW e V ‘UtiXt',’ HI,» also: [0113
1;. (1,3213% t ':1L it, Should gin»? it:
14:41 {-S? fi .g‘ ‘mn” If: a. {:vhi'rail path-y
oi (Sis i'iiuuted 1min.»
coast: action. to can
"Ltd 01' tho,
primer tails:
("intuiti-
-1I‘~n(iaitm=_$
mo; in»
im lut‘lv-ri‘
01 common
origins-tum. :ittsl
. it: (“(lliil'u\'¢‘"l‘:~'l—
'31 and labor,"
is}! “in" ct udxunces.
of lands. \\'lx~'~n:.st:ite
”Cipatifinz is assured.
A31 2’ 350:: new: A") to sup-
1113’ Ilit? Anion-1:11 Relief Administra‘
time “19.11 tin million bus];—
1.-; his
one mzilion lmslzeis of
. “ch—dun—
population .
Para: dimly tonight and “amt-stay.
Hurley
Recommends
6 88
The text 01‘ President. Harding‘s
message to Congress follows:
Mr. Speaker and Members of the Con-
gross:
' It is a very gratifying privilege to
come to the Congress with the Repub-
lic at peace with all the nations of the
warm—more. it is equallv gratifying
to report that 011:- countrs is not only
tree irom merv impending men are of
war. but there are g'rou‘mg assurances
of the permanency of the peace which
we so deeplycherish.
difficulties of Gox'crt‘mivnt. which ade-
r\I:n itn’intlfi nations not in-
:H'lllixl warfare. that no pm"-
eit'm‘tv'u
mm t'l‘Slil,
3:: seal ill
titutlrtzt readjust trii"11t,.~t (‘zm
without consiiicl'utimi of our inescapa-
hr
hlr X‘t'lutimmhip to “urltl attains in
titmnce and trade.
Indeed. \\'I‘ should l-(V mns’tattlii (if
our hI-St'tt';uliii1.-1:s ii'wm were immuni-
ful '0‘; social. nmml and political 1-01»
ditions which um» not at dil‘tt"! can.
t‘rl‘n to Us? inzt which an {.tphl‘lll in the
human sympathies and the Mr: hr.
t'cmiilu: lltIt HS! at ;. {H'Ul‘it lulu-st with
our national good ffafillltr
It is not my purpose to tiring to 3011
1: program of elm-iii l't‘Sll‘Hitlll’LL in
the Inattl. Such 2i pinguim must- he
worked (out Lay the nations most d1—
i'I—ctl: concerned- The}. mum Ilit'lll«_
Si’I’tt'S tum to “it lii'roic remedies for
tin» anemia-311;: t-nnditimis under which
the: are strug, glizi; line-n “‘1' can help.
and Wt “1133!: to in if». “'c shall do so
unselfish”, lu-cmisv then is {a com»
pel‘iszatmi: the I’Ui.$(‘iutl§l‘rt‘$5 (If 1:5»
SlSilth. SI-lfislily limaixsc (IH' com»
mere.» and international exchanges in
trade. which worked om: iii-41: tuit- of
fortunate» advancement. are possilil»
only w'mn the nations or" all cunti»
units are restored to stable order and
normal 1I-luti0:z;~. hip
In tlu— timiiL the contribution (Iflili$
Republic to rcstm‘ normalcy in the
world must come through the mind-
(Continued on Pm Five)
RRDREIARY-
REFORMS
GERMANY
1 5:31.“, , 1: {Associated I’nss).
———L.~L:b.irl '11? 1;' Berlin of at: al-
' .51 control ssioa to surcn‘ise
two“ getar: rezm'ms and armed with
1:20:12 other financial
{low-.323 tr) I).
r ;- three—year cessation
2 rxziaily‘s ~l: reparations pa}-
15 pro”. «i 1:: a 115m: under
“ids rzitiozs l 1 reparations oflicials
3,111 Brimitt.
I— . Line? and
Tim (-0111.ch ‘ as 30“” proceeding
43-. vtndt-rstoo; have solidified tlie
130;; that GM mm: must be given
”running 5:» in which partially
'ecoaé :- 191 financial and economic
(Continued 0: Page Eight)“
$59 AM] was
2_.aw;,.rd J. ('J"\'e§l was fined 57le and
C05 “S. 3))? Judgi- Nehemiah (‘a [idea it.
the uptown Cit} heart. )este rang. aft—
0:: the charge of having two
eruoon, . ‘
"slot" mutt-him»:— in his p05; 6510::
This is the same line imposed 0::
James E Hugo: for a Similar offense.
Judge Candfe continued the cases
of Han; Kaufman Dominick lneerto
and Joseph Greer. until this after-
noon. before imposing fines in order
to look up their police records. Allqit
is claimed. have been convicted in the
local courts on previous occasions.
In the seizure warrants, Judge Can--
dee- continued the cases until this: art‘—
ernoon‘. so that the ovum." or owners 0::
the slot {machines might have a
chance to appear in court if he or
the} so desired. The continuance was
granted afler a conside table good as.
has tamed salad out between Attomex Paul Con—
nets and Prosecutor Edward M;
Lockwood.
MEERIOEN SiOLDING ELECTION
Mil-13mm Bet S—Meriden is vot—
ing it: a biennial election toda: the
first under a charter that consolidates
the cit, and town goveriiments.
heretofore in politics, and the Demo-
cratic standard heater is Judge Henry
T King, who was mayor two years
ago.
The’
Republican nominee is Colonel Lloyd.
E Jennings, 'whohas not, been active
His tiltNuins
10mm NURWALRER
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..._.._._—
IH‘IHP RIVEIL I'MH‘. C.———.\tnist‘05é-
K. Miner. aged 5'3; and Louis E. Iii" ‘
olds. formerly: of East Norma-3k. 23:90-13
I34. wrrr' kilir'd It)“ a, t‘riigi‘at train, at
Pratts Core crossing late Iii}: tug-r-
I211 gluten: Oiyllr rel
nom:.'1'lie\' 'wu'e i1:
turnir .1; 31:14:“ a shopping trip Ell this
\illagI- The} Ind-d In: what is knew-T;
as the River road. The train which
Struck the aziét-hitze waS on the Valle 3
Line of th» New York. New Exam:
'4 1: d H a 2'? f0 rd lit: 1 l rm: Ii .
Reynolds was mixing the mm mm.
and. as they apt-ruin. l;£--l [luv wins:
I)? t Ilia
of
of 111-5 0:. e; c it silt: !
obs’e rx :ttior:
5. pile
Obscu rrti clear
trac Titt- (-o‘.'.'caicl':er of tlui» w.
caugli t (ll-v mac-him, Rbyliuivlb‘
tl rowgz about Jim i‘e-é-t alum.
truck and tended against a: pile Qt ties,
Miner “as thrown about i the «its»
tamer».
Miner was a
widow a
:3)?
Chil “'ar retain: 1113-3
n11 five daughters and
IE1}. V PE "'
too sums. Leyriolds leznes two sons.
em 02' South Nori‘alliand the other
of New Britain.
The train was iri‘ciiarge of Conduc-
tor Norris Callaghan and the engineer»
was Charles St rmhin, botii or Middle~
town.
Westport Church -
to Be Dedicated
SE-
The dedication of Paul‘s: Evan:
gelical Lutheran (isruch. 0:: liliperiul
avenue. near State street. “’estport.
{vii} take place next Sunday morning
and afternoon. At the ll o’clock
morning’se nice Her. H. C. Steup. of
New York, rather of the local pastor.
wii'i deliver the German dedication
sermon. At the 3 o‘clock afternoon
service Rev. H. Wehmeyer. of Bridge-
port. will deliver the Engiish sermon.
The 1.3,dies"Aid Society will prbvide
a moot: luncheon for all who partici~
pate at the sex-Vices. A cordial invi—
tation is extended to the Lutherans of
Westport’
Every one
will be for
church.
ASO'IEEB BIG I‘M GOES 01!:
FELL TIME
.1
is welcome. The orb-ring
the building fond of the
The Lockwood Mabut'acturing Con
emplm'ing 700 hands, yesterday re-
sumed schedules that were in efiect
prior to the industrial depression and
For approidmately tisn. 3cm: Wt:
have dwelt amid menace of war or as
participants in wa-r‘s actualilie-s. and
the inevitable aftermath. “IIII its dis— fire-
()l‘dt’rt‘d conditions. has added to the The
and Nomalki’ to attend.-
Sp eycial Safety Agent
For All Movie Houses
Superintendent Robert '1‘. Hurley of
the state“ police sent a letter yester-
day to the convention of the, Associa-
tion of Moving Picture Exhibitors at
Boston. urging the appointment or a
"special safety officer”
ter. whose exclushe duty it would be
to insist upon the
laws. ordinances and rules relative to
prevention
recommendations were
growth of the im'I stigation of the
State Police Chief Sends Letter to Convention}
of Association of Moving Picture Exhibitors
-—-Would Organize Uniform System.
in every thea-
observance of all
safety.
an out-
pi_
and public
disasttr in New Haven.
l
rniutcly can not lie appraist‘il except alto theater
.tlmst- who are in immediate coxi— Sunday I'Vrning. Romantic-r 2.. The
tact and know the responsibilities letter will he. prescntml to the con-
(.Iur tasks “mm RI!’ less difficult it “‘1' \‘I-ution b}: “'illiaiu L. True of Hart»
had only ourselves to consider, but 50 mm. presidi' iii of the association.
much of the world was invoked. lli- ’l‘hv appointments of the proposrd
Ilisurilcrwl conditions zirr so welldiizli :~:pt~(~i:1l sat'rty (”firms \‘Cnuld be l‘t‘-'
and
gOT-L‘S
Hui-1m a letter follows: —
under Superintendent Hurley's Plan;
the otfieera would be made. a-
part. of a special svstem mammimed
br that department for the purpose
of safeguarding the him: of theater-
The text of Superintendents
inorted to the state polite department.
Supt. Hurley's Emmi-addicts
“Pending final determination by
the state police departmerzt covering
individual requirements for (3th
maxing picture house in the m.
and responding to \our rs qu: st for an.
indication as to how \our organisa-
tion can cooperate with the state po~
lire department. I hi‘TPEE' 1:ch the
(Continued on P339 Four;
In U. S.
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SALOON MAN
oilllfllfl) 10
oun BUSINESS
Stephen Novak Also Sen-
tencedto Pay a Fine of
$600 and 45 Days in Jail
MIKE SERINR
Charles Sigsv: ay Fined $200
and Joe Pace 5309
arming was gi . 1'. lay Jud-w George
H, Voslmrgii 2:: its. dominant” court
this {morning that it: the Suture .xi:
Ofit'l:dt'!'>‘- ot the. 111nm: law: it
I:
v 1“: the apostle“ of time
getting 5:. {1 uni sung-22m-
6213.5 1:. 5‘s (and Iii.»
trir't inn: arrested ii:
Thanksgiving on.
O:
and who was
and thplllg.’ cs:
( barging, 1%.».-
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most sen-re in»:
vii
it
531!”
.lib‘
f 3 “NPR $450
('ouz'ictmj..
in lieu of
11g “as: give: in cm:-
a
t on: him
('2.
the State Polltr
gin 2)
xe‘
it} we;
2,.
liailtoad-
ID 4:;
fined
liquor,
sole of
do}:
3 f. 14:43
Iii
for
01:
liquor
Lily
2h?
{IA
of
a la:
for :1;
SEW“ ul‘. .,
m: Nair-ll”:
and gitrii
co"
1311::
{meal
, iirflio!‘
L‘s Mimi $2;
and 0:: tin,-
z'ur oldie 0i;
33m»,
Paul
UK and
out of business,
(3:1
I :1! GE luz‘i-
dut» 1.
Connery
that 7'15 I in n:
and. in fact.
{-1. rep}: ‘
1< go ..
the building and is...
9 doors or his pI‘LC'r.‘ u:
Vusburgi‘; suit] that it
place would close 101.
Helcombs to Practice
Supreme Court:
Former Gmernor and His
Nephew Will Defend
VState‘s Interests in Pen-r
alty Tax Appeal on Moe
Mullen Fstate
.i igoqr-
Whilst,
, Varies
“not: owe. admitw
1 I’mteri
:5
.‘ Oil.
T0511:
‘u
-i iat.‘ are ée"
{Sit-d berm-u.
3 (Lotus; Tm
hr
.31: of Nor-wait.
is: 1:59.. :3. occasion of
the Penn-tartar!” 5»:§*3‘f;l1’f Court, which.
EVER—hi 15.? \‘eiiéti?’ of the penalty ‘33.»
clause of the Connectico: inner?”
tax laws. The penalty tax involved is
about Shinm}. John Lit Iiiuiien. 1311:.
Land of Lem. 33t'.‘\fulit’;n. died recently.
He and the: Bankers Trust Co. of New
York fi‘f‘l‘v 1L: 2' 1-.ecuzors. who are test.
ing the iron .iEGtLO£.;L1.31Ly of the Con.»
flex-"litut la.“
RRIRREPRRI P. R.
AS A STATE BERRY
Office Will Be Made the?
Supply Headquarters for
Connecticut
.5493}: .31
I
woman anef
Bridgeport
day one- of 4-5
Vi it}: .3 population be—
and 300.800. The per
$49537 here is topped.
willy '21:» El “~r'l‘. at 3311' 57 'fld is high-
by 31‘? t3; {57.3.11 {.3? avenge of 313:.
these» res \k'iiirii is $33.33.
TE» .7gurv- were made availahie
by the Nutlctifil Security league com...
patted from S’L‘ilib‘iifs published by the:
bureau: of (ensus at “'asilmgton, D.
I;
‘ lid-
10:5 2:20": pm: rug:
{lie cit}: of
it“; but.
if} i'Ui;
2t
...:.': do" '
A Mr ring;
tweet;
Pupil; aces: 0t
,'5,
2:52:13“
6-"
M
C. i,;g—;; deal with the year 1313.
Birming-lmn Cost Dow.
Iiirmin ;....-1 runs its aflairs most:
:3: 1;. per capital aspen,
E .1? Papiy I.) I 3.3 i.
(Centinued on Pane Six)
34, RBI! RNW
PENNILESS, MAN Willi BET
llfifiN IR WIN,
PILLS BANKRUPT’S PETITIRR‘
cider:
and
the factor) will hereafter be operated
on a basis of 45 hours a week. For
the last sear the pleat departments
have am: Saturday totenoon 73.13317
the:
The charter makes main: .“
changes in the system or gorexxxm‘ezim T
eluding chem oi'theseleet '
zoom - ‘
standing at attention for thirty sec—
ands.
t.
the
PAIR TRIBUTE Ill
LIEUT RILWRRIR
Battery C. at the Norwalk union.
last night
George W’
who was killed in an automobile ac-
Dilworth was a. lieutenant in him ‘9, his creditors
the Bat-ten.
' e roll call Of the company was the. t he has unsecured debts of 33,.
read. and wfien ,
name was read off, the drums rolled
to the Late
veteran.
paid tribute
Dilworth. war
Lieut. Ditworth'é
battery presented arms,
RBII'JGEPIZ;RT. Dec. 6.—Edmul
F. Halt Construction company why
isoagered 546514.: on Ciifio: -d B. W.
n‘s chances for, re- -ezect:oa as 1133..
is today pearniess. Hall
a
EOE‘. fair}. {USZ
rode“ film. .2. voiuntary petition up
bankrupun it: the United States
in “131632 he claims he has as:
$30 ltéCcssai‘y to pay the. filing
He s.._ his assets are moshing.
Th5 act. or. started by Hall in the:
United States court supersedes the on-
voiuntar: petixion brought W
‘C‘OUI‘L
u.)
it
a.
Halls statement. {:2 iiabitit‘tes mi-
see. and that the First National bank.
of Bridgeport 1:03:13 a secured ooze:
against him for $699.
Among 1h: creditors
lowing: '
£1313. Richards. $3.099;
cm: use so;—
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