bei- Allowed—Italian
Subject.
1\‘.\Sill.\'(i'i‘()N. Dec. 24. (By Asso-
..1 l‘xrss).>~<C0llfel‘t‘n('e delegates
l 111 (onciude at today 3 session,
111M 11:11-11 '1I committee thIeir dis-
. oi the Ti litish proposal for
- an of the submarine and with (L
. 1111 that issue to clear the way
I .111111-mtion of the question of
. , .11 tonnage allotmcnt for France
11.1- limitation plan.
1‘. Ilu- i-‘ri-nch delegates were
I 1111:11 to have received addi-
, 11 x'rnrlions from Paris on that
uppnrcntly have taken
, ,1 .11v11111 that the abolition propos-
,. ....1 I11 carried to 11 decision be-
..11vs1-nt for c mmittee action
. 1 Jun-vs: on th submarine and
. ..1..1lh1r,1- tonnage desired- by
I‘his \h-wpoént apps-urn to
micron-(i by the other pow.
Iho-i‘
\dmiral tie Ben Insists Thu" His Country Mus '
Have Undersea Boats Equal] t '
Cotiference Suggests Wider «Conference on
Representative to Arm's
BPS.
In the long threec‘cornered debate in
which the submarine discusion was
carried forward in the naval commit-
tee 3esterduy. however. AdmIrul .de
Ban of lvrance niread.‘ has strongly
intimated the position of his country
on the question of auxiliary tonnage
in declaring "that 90.000 tens is the
absolute minifnum for all the naviea
who "my wont to have a submarine
force." He expressed the opinion 111111
the conference could not "reasonably
limit submarine construction at all. "
1- 01 the British group 3e3ter1‘a3“:
debate was carried on 113 Arthur J.
lluli‘our. bend of the (itlcgation. who
reiterated and extended urgumt-nts ai-
rcndy advanced Bl.“ Lord Lore for abol-
Qonmuwfijm Seven)
But Bond Is
(h .11ges of Burglary and
Theft Have Been Dropped,
and He Is Now Acccused.
”I Receiving Stolen Goods
1 1.1.41» or the State against Frank
111' New Canaan. arrested by the
police. a. week ago. charged with
~~si0n of stolen goods, has been
‘Hllled. in the New Canaan Court.
~11 Wednesday evening, December
f‘f‘f'r'r
Enough the efforts of his attorney.
.11lore P. Genunrio. of this city. the
1 ..11-g1-s of burglary and theft against
,.. Ill was dropped, and the bond
.1 mm was originally placed at $3.500
11.15 been reduced to $1.500.
Sctti was charged by the State po-
L.
11.
lichlflb hemimpiioated: in the; rub:
“far of. the Salem store. on the night
0' October 28th wh'en approximately
Continued on Page Twelve)
01111111131311"
CHRISTMASTIIEE
11.1.1.1 1hirt_v children attended thé"
1 111.111.11.11 tree celebration at the Nor-
[1:13 Nursery on Union street.
1111111111.1rternoon. there being sev-
l 1 1 twists as well.
1 1Ilowing refreshments of sand~
11.111111Ic11crcam and cake. all of
were donated. bags of '.gifts
1 .1311 1~..1c were given to each child
...v . 1h1- rest of the afternoon spent in
“1-111: games.
\ 1 hristmas tree handsomely decor-
-1nd illuminated was one of :h:
1‘1-111111-1-3 of the afternoon. Miss Mary
{11:1, the matron. had charge of the
1* mm. and members of the Day
1'1. including Mrs. Christian
the president. attended 'and
the afternoon with the children
1'1 11»111-:1tion being held from 3 until
5 11 ark, .
I 1.111 hoxcs of candy were donated
l. 1 1- Nursery. and some of the gifts
11- ii The Nursery is exceptionally
in having so many, kind.
who old it in every posible
111i).
311.1111
:lvl
.\ 1
Sum”,
31 ..1
T“"‘ll|.’l[1
"-rIIs
VI 1‘.
.\hmlt thirty-five bags of gifts and
BBNJBN, LITE
PNTSBNEB; BTES
'v' II'UE PORT. Dec. '
1", -11 of Bridgeport who was serv-
i’ 1' 1 I'm sentence in state' 5 prison (63"
w 1.. 11111; of former Alderman Daniel:
“ '11 r riled last night in the 1121111119
111'.» I: rsfiehl. Bonjon was about 1'6
5"...1 ml age,
“1.. murder which stirred the city
mr which Bonjon received ,9. life
occurred on the 111311101
[918
51'1” J eccentric. had been «among
“7.”!-
Tie-r;
an:
S‘nr
3' 'pl
...1 her ‘mother from his bonnie.
“mu! 7 aciock in the evening he .
:nm 11 the side door or workers-:1. Wt
111... and round the. owner salted i
:IK 1 newspaper. Without 317031113 ,
winning. Bonion drew 3 rev {you and
or Walker through the are. £3553
1.1.11. were distributed yesterday. "
1.1111. wing reserved for children who
(in! not attend.
24'. A—Lpois "
Banjon. who was: con-1 .
1is wirelali day. and had driven -
Tron: of a. table in a. tea: room, 3085* .
C outinue Case Against Setti
Reduced $2, 000
NUBBY UNEB
BEBNBES SHE
1 » iiETS DEGREE
Mrs. Catherine D. Nelson Is
Only. Petitioner 'of Six to
Win Divorce
Mrs. Catherine. Dunn Nelson. of
Bridgeport. was granted a diverge
yesterday from John J. Nelngon' by
mmdmum '
court. «his 'lSeing the onl3
§ranted in the list at six. ’l‘ifé'-"% -'
sons were married in Bridgeport.
January 22 1917.
the court her husband has deserteti
her for another woman. She named
Ida Stone. a waitress.
Mrs. Nelson told the court that
when she remonmated with her hus-
band for paying attention to the
Waitress. oblonde. he told her he
“liked blonde women beet." Mrs.
Nelson told the court that she went to
New Haven and found the two to-
gether in the Crown street house
The divorce Was granted on statu1
tory grounds. The plaintifl in allow-
ed to resume her maiden name of
Dunn.
'%
Case Is
When the case of Catherine Agnes
Cor-deg 0!. Bridgeport was reached. in
which plaintiii! united a divorce from
Benjamin Cox-deli. the court discover-
ed there were two actions of the semi:-
MW"
TENM, JUBBEB
TYNE BE BUSY
Short Calendii'r and Com-
men Pleas Recess Until
Jam-313111111
With the closing 0 {the 1.11m calen-
dar session of the. Superior court and
that of the Common Pleas court 3%
terday. there will be no sessions or the,
uppje’r courts till Tuesday. January 3.
will come to Bridgeport. to open the
» 8
NIH“ almost instantly m
Wain been the best of '
3'3“” and Tater 1.1111111111111111»:
egg-(1‘3 murder .
:1an his confinement in
mad.» two
«(in but, app
'mlflzri uDOn tm.
1 '° " Attorney w
“l e Visited “amp”
The walnut: told”
[to enter the country this year.
when Judge onfiuophér L. L'a'1éry '
piers and 23111111122101, The f,
The holiday-week. however wilt not . .
he 11111111. of 152101111113- iI'Io'r the judges
chm raided the 11111111111111.1111 curve;
flees. British troops were rush
once._ The, students we
ejected. The Native loses, were given
in the early reports as fire kill and
‘twenty wounded.
and no disturbams from the pro.
Vince-m were reported with the clamps
tiou ot‘ minor troubles at 'I‘ni'iigiat,’ titty
miles nofihwest of Cairo. .
The authorities 11111111131111 to Sue:
today six followers of Said
Pasha. the Nationalist leader torcibly
removed from the city yesterdny
whom I‘ held Inlet-shit Alienby the Bri-
tish HimCmnmicsioner in Egypt. had
ordered expelled from Cairo.
An Associated IPress dispatch ‘5rom
Malta yesterday said two British
warships there had received orders to
proceed immediately to Egypt. This
followed receipt of Cairo“ dispatches
reporting disturbances In connection
with the forcible removal to Suez of
Sold 'Zagioul Pushii, 11 Nationalist lead-
or by the British nuthorlties after his
refusal to obey orders that he and ms,
followers cease their activity and leave
121.110.1110 demiinstrators were killed
during the disturbances,- which the
authorities declared were
unimportant. '
SANTA 1111111111
AT MATEHIIFES
Last night. the Social League of the,
House at M. N. Mny'ehoii 8: Company.
festival ,gfiigh'
visit em
The lone. mambo room, at
Mavehoix: citing} was brightly @1111.
taste-fall's" niacin-ciao with, Chi-i ’
hangings. mid the.
which was provided entirely" from
home 11.111111. proved hearty. tun and
pleasure to the packed house.
As soon as all the members of the
league and their guests were gather-
ed. the curtains rolled back dim
played to, stage. setting portraying a
well fitted up library in a private
home with a fireplace where glowing
embers suggested the inviting war th
of home, atmosphere and the m y
other appointment: gave a complete~
neg. antLIattl-activenes‘s to the scene
that spoke well for the car and sheaf
Continued on Pate Twclvajéj
ALIENS MTBTYI
Til EANB HERE
NLW' YORK. Dec 2!. .——Ellis Is-
lands population or detained infini-
.grants had been decreased by 1.100
today. GoIi'ei-nuy-ntal clemency had
been extended. granting Christmas “de-
”liver-once to all those in excess of the
three per cent. quota allowed by law
The timely Yuletide order of Com-
missioner of immigration Dayle. per-
mitting the u .xioul and unhhppy
throng to' join their relatives and
friends for a reriod of ninety days.
was rec-clued with great joy,
“then the m we was, circuioted in a
medley of tongues. families embraced
Old men and women man:
being
danced.
silentb over the prospect of
y'ei-sal day of Kindness.
the utmost in getting in cider the
from Cairo to cope with the disturb '
" mummy '
While the disorders were proceeding '
in Gisela. Cult-o itself remained nuiet. ‘
Zagiouli :
relative} 3'
Inc" held 1,9,1 regular ann’uai‘ Chi-intuit! .'
,m Axis" favored by s. -
entertainment,‘ '
and children clapped their hands and ,not take his revolvers with him,“
with sons and daughter: on the Uni.
The immigration stat! was tax to "
ricted on various disks-cs of hinderiu
the government
eluding Eugene-‘1
a ten year center!
tentiary for )‘ioiilt . ,
Act. will terminate teddy under
mutations rcceiud
do not operate to '3'
lost by the (clam convictions. but
pardons do.
ATLANTA. Ga“ Dec. 24. «J’s-copuro.~
ersi Pcnintentian of Eugene V'. D's,
Secliiiist leader convicted in 1918
deletion of the liapioiiagu ldw. «Bill
ten year sentence Weicommuteiim
Em mflm’ Pay!
’ 1111-; Luigi: Apiceiia. widow of" the
former proprietor. pt the 131111111 Union
Hotel on- Wood street. who was shot
End fluid on the night at Net-embel-
3th. in a. row in, the rear 1-9611: of
Jacob Bet-tines grocery store nt 20
wool! street. appeared yesterday otter.
1111111. bezel-e Coroner John J.- Phenol
in the Coroner: onion» in Bridgeport.
there to give her version of what flute-v
pelted the: night of the shooting. _"‘1
She said matter some time-'Miite
set-inc, nith whom Apple-cite had a
struggl ewhen he was shot. and Who
to get the Grim 111111111 Hotel
Threats but! been inside to her huh
hand, she said; by Sci-inc and other:
to force him to sell the hotel or to turn
it oi'er to, Sari-no and his sang for use
as magnum. Her husband ind
m tlidnusbehtilzrs
stadium- "fused to part with the
Building or to tell t
On the night of the shooting. rs
Apic'clia 111111! 11111 a m cantata the
hotel and Wed her husband tlnit
"the gaps" were 11111111113 about him 111
Bel-tines back room. ' Her husband
went than 111111 a shot gun, but did
had been stout-E by other: at the-ii:
- d' iyer.
Sentence roi- 1.11.1 nti‘ui‘o perilous can»:
1111511111,, Muss... which reproduces copies
maternity b3“, Presidenfiflnrdinfi‘.’ m
there were two other men on
t 9 track. T-h hey were not itfilli‘éd.
i .
is
His injuries
,1 will be dish
anion Furniture ccinphny. of Cum-
on leaflet! with
The ice
ii covered the hill was finally cor:-
Q .
hcétlcut company.
11111111 .i'I' slightly mini-own. , .
' ed at the Roi-walk Hospital :iii'is 110111
at present “technically charged with ‘
mgnclaughtcr. had been endeavoringII ..
not . ,.
31115111111 iii-int W ‘
It the this: District fireplaces:
Green. who. after slashing Remy.
méde his escape from the {notary or
H. liming and 8011.. where thc tray
occurred. no: not been apprehended
: Bl yet.
Green was 111111.111 the men in the,
' mitten; in Pent.- Swamp. a you or
no it‘d 11111111 Mr: Ommlccoia. of
Bridgeport. was killed by it trolley
car, so she was walking along the
1111111111 With Grace on the way to Visit
some relatimg4t is believed that
13' lived in Bridge-
port. , 11111111111111.1111: mam
tail}: is thé‘f' i'esftii't of this accident
one Med Harem. in a dispute
over i. box 62 11111211.. across the left
111.111: 1111 his neck, and race. moi-Ir
Vie-in 111111 an artery. Revers?
weakened by considerable, l
916045116 Vi! taken to the no's'pi
n 1111111111. 1111111111911, yesterday
.1
Christmas eves, celebrated by the
'm A, mean council; No. 4 0‘.
lion- families had their
evening about 260 11111113
Presents or. fixes of candy were
11111.11. each who attended. A program
113 of selections by 2111?. 0. 13'.
A." 11111111115111.1931...» by 1.11m
11
- Kraem‘er and Miss Mildred Scofiéid
was given athei- which dancing firm;
enfosed to a kite hour .the music he:
' in gt‘ufi'nlshed by the O. '.U' A. M. or-
ch t
wines, 1111—1111111 were Bum-tied to:
(Sit J. new. (if this “111111, .
Jack Gallagher 1:thth
colt to 1.1111... around and
Besides the ,
, w .
make the hill without 1111111111. and
were forced to give, it up.
red with and obtained from the con» .1
week returned to her home. in this
11312115511113
1.1111
{ternoon 1111111 01111211211111
3h :«iudietment,
The 1.111 procedure new remaining
. is 9. 11-1111, before a jury on the theta
It is expected that, the.
of the case. ,
' prosecution, 'misted' by State Attor-
hey Hugh Alcorn. of Hartford county.
will lxave:next1jweek for trial in Jan-
1111112,
Judge 1: Envision.
zit is chartifidg’ the judge wrote, in,
is 111.1111 yuefectlva for two 2111211111111:
first. because the ante on which the
s.
Lrlaims. the dem‘urrer and motion to
e1 ehiurrer and the mailing to quash -
cite the cases scans s'iiffioient "
"rim judge, then proceeds in h’
opinion to cite lists of». authorities out:
cascsdecided 111.121.111.11 Signs com
in whose decisions he agreed and tie
facts of which are similar to the pie
sent issues. Based on these disclaims.
Judge Thomas wrote in his opinion (an
«(indie ads-cream to um- new
coach on the grounds that; the cues:
fluxes are not set firth nail the millet;-
men: is. vague in .115 Ialie‘g'gtion‘e.
I.
Miss Sylvia. Early. or 'Avon. lash?
country utter two 1111111111.,» yours in
the Near Best. during the course or
which the had experiences more ism-11-
no: tii‘an those which came to many
members of the American Expedi- J
tionary Mil organiiution with
which M . Eddy was to be ufliliated
at Just about the time the ,nrmistice
put an end to her hopes. Under shell
fire for hours at 111 time nursing sick
and the wounded: also doing various
penoeétime Works of mercy. 1111111.- Ed-
dy m a splendid opporturiity to ob.
111m and learn the sic-tun] conditions
in the Near.“ East Briefly; she suin—
marizes the conditions 11.2.1. as "pig-
M
(Continued on Page Ten)
Wu..."
NEW YORK... Dec. ,24.——C‘.hrisimas
sales by department stores in and
around New. York This year have one
wooed 1111111111 {or either 1920 or 1919 it
is 11111115111111. a summary issued by the
Merci Reserve Bfink of this district.
This: data, was collected from sixteen
depmtment stores.
The sales as- reported this yesr were
more than prevailing last: her.
the sates Bee. 1 to Dec. fill this year
were three per cent. larger in dollar
1 allies than those of the corresponding
sex.
male. ‘011 the representation of dam
missioner midway-1&0 went b-
Wasmngton meio confer on:
the secretory o agriculture and
chief of the but-eon of ammo} m
try. '
The ueparti‘nent of agriculture In:
also agreed to furnish the state villi
two additional veterinarians to shits:
the work of tuberculosis creme-1th:
and to provide for federal most is
spéctien in Hartford and Ne" = ’
as soon as the slaughter hm m.
those cities, which have 1115311163 {or '
federal inspector. have prong-fit thee:-
plant's up to the standard required it
the government. . The midi of a:
federal meat inspector in it me;
will save the city. which mist m
furnish an inspector at its own. um
annually. . .
'Of the $17. 000 'ailotnreut from t
government the state will rem
$10. 2'00 immediately. {fie '- ’
‘ $6, 300 to be retained by the "
meat temporarily as part
' nieet emergencies bounces W
July; 1.1922 The $16: 2156
which is to be paid immedin _ Im
bring the total amount turned
the state by the federal MW
as its share in the anti—WW
campaign during- the current
year up to 83711300.
There is at present only one M
in Connecticut which is wilted with:
it federal meat Wilt-43¢ . '
a. Barnes plant at Long Wharf. . ‘
Haven. TheEsstBidefiflet- ‘
€111. mrtmmummw
was
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