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the Representative Body of the Irish Republic ' " ~ - ‘ “ - '
(‘ reat Britai t L- b lll-Il.l“AsT. Jun 11‘ (1:) The Associ< l’lalxlNG. flan. 10. (BY Associated 11 (Associat-
' n 0 l erate All Political Pris- “W ”est—A bomswus thrown at Pres-“irTheéGm'mmPnt today 0 ed Press>-—_Delesation heads of “W- Named for Cedar Charles and Flatt Street
”Hers. u lramcar hearing seventy-five per- firmed WINGS ”'3‘ GOVCY‘HOF “'11 tne powers continued today their ’
sons to their work in the Crumlin Pele-li‘u. Ins’ector-General 0f Hunnii (11501881011 or the naval limitation se‘verSo
. H . I ll H“ Ti . _ . road district today. The quick action and Hllpeh- @518 "WWW,“ large bodies treaty to clear upmemaining details
1' -. l“ Assocl- oi u (Ulllpl‘lillg EV1'('llil\(' ipp‘ll \\il0ii\ 0| the driver. “h" in” 0" full speed of troops "nigh from Hlipeh. and at at pin-3500103). While the full naval .. . ’ a
»-i \vtliui' (lrirlilh. new luld.’ ' “iH'Il he ht’flrd a revoher shot. rc- the same time issuing Violent denun— committee of the conference was .slziyorl‘alvm l.. Burton was author. present.
I , . ,,, ”U “ml “firm.“ “I". hm M....,,\rliil.- n. “2'. ' i'nrbotllngq suited in the missile :roinr,r wide of the, (‘iaiions of the G?“"”".“(’"i'5‘ SUSDOS‘fl called to meet later in the day to go ized by the council at its January Communications were received from
i t \‘lllllii mild) the “mops to haunt “'0 MT“ Sm“) “hum.“ “how:- murk ’l‘lln; cyplosmn splintered the pm.Japan-esciipollcy.Ideclared to be over the completed sections of the meeting held last evcn‘lngln the conn— Light & Light representing the estates
. t \\t'i‘l' rim-ind yesterday lirind. .irt \‘o-r) qun‘ Thr‘ (Ilium to car. ‘ compromising ChinasJiitert-sts at the pact. Agreement was reached by the (‘il'chambcrs at the (.ity Hall. to ap- of \N'illiam 'l‘.. and Thomas 1. Ray-
.,..,_.,..,,..l ”m, “In...” “0”: mu. “SS“..M, m.” “H“. 1””.de m. A mun and his wife Ii\itig nearby. \‘aslilngton (gonferenc:e. _ ‘ . delegation heads yesterday on all ar- pomt :1 commutec ofhfoiir. m which mond. asking for the approval of a
.. .H H “Hum “v”. to b1- my mum“ gun” will m ”H. muiorilv who went to the door or ”1.." house, 1y...,_\4m,: General “.11 pore—lit s no. ticlcs of ”w treaty 'draft except for Corporation Counsel “illlam F. Tam- layout of property south of the Turn:
“mm ”W m” ”Wm“ “hit-h 0'. “Hum“ population. The reported to lturn the out”... of the commotion. cusaiions. Premier Llaiig Milli—ll 15- details of the l’aCific fortifications many is to be u incmher. to drait a plk“ between Taylor and Summit ave-
».'~ “mm mm] rutiiiczition of «ll-cisiun m. “rm” llritiiin m liberate “1.”. shot (if-ad M :1 Your). of ”m. lire sued a statement this alternoon sct- agreement. upon which a tentatne budding code and loll'cport at the new nines and Cedar street. being.r an exten-
.vt li'l tlltil: tiu- irlsll 1",...“ nil political prisoners will. it is hr-llev: “huh SRO!“ (lilt- sticct. “W: ION“ the $1“\\' G0\1rnni(llt SPOIHW settlement was reached subject ‘0 ap- ’nTl‘l‘lli-g- , Tlic'dpDOlntmcnt ,w,‘” he sion of Ail—ylE‘W avenue: (ind am
pun-lid. ml, “rpnmhm, their hands “gun“ _.._ A____ with net. until t9 the conieitnn .. prof?“ h)- [hp 'Japanese (.20\e_rnm9nt-I in..t. in .i if'\\ days. lie was also from S. J. lngvary askingr approval
‘ t [in lull \\lii ll‘l'UlIV’Pilt- :iil\ v\il'l lillst t'iTllrlF (ill this sport. "Chill-L ms ”10 Sidhlnul” .d.“- This was awaluId iOday while the) Anthoil'khd' h“ :i IFSOIUUOH to appoint Of a lay-out of a “‘01 0f ground ‘0 be
"”“L'H‘ "1" dm‘”“"'“'v “'l'i'" 'r ”l" "iii-“h ”(mils and llllill'l.‘ lEfiAL llfiHT sin-:4 permanent peace in thr l‘eu'llu' went to work on the scvcrnl annexts a linking commission. tinder lhv slate opened up near Taylor :i\"l'lllt'. Ap-
l'i-lti.~'li .I\ lilt‘ l‘t-lirvsrtiim signs (if “l'oro inn tlt'imlilziiioil" 'ire I'hm“ eat-nestly'dcsn‘cs enjoyment 0: attached io the treaty. and also the m“. “hlflh “.1” killer h0\‘lll£ him“ to proyal of the layouts in “(Ah "instances
- iiu- ill~il Izn-l-iiltlit- rupitll) remmcd. tilt-it ii‘OIlibii s will lhl' SUW‘N‘ign- rights i"‘1‘sl“"5“i11(’,‘0 final drafting of 3mg”?! of its articles. be held m ”HS mt“. . “has 2.1“)”
,Aimmt .11 III" [ll'llll'l'iiizli i” t‘iirllmr lightenpd ' an independent state. The existing The question arising. under 'the Alimmbvi‘ 0f inutlvrs mimr up ior Reference to Corporation ('ounscl
. up .. ii lip" is lH)i lunar. The tliiliciillit s with \\ illi'il tht. iiltcrnlttlnnui diilei‘eln‘es must ht- rv- fortificatiODS' ”mid“ Which provided consult-ration 1}“ “HY council and WW“ Tammany was made of “1" “M“- from
1.- iv-rtltwl ill some Willi—l‘ii‘lq KOVO'rIillii-iit is [lit ti .‘Il’i' rtiiliilit-illliQR \ ”Hum! (in-OHS!) friendly POEOIWWMEOH for settlement on a status quo basis. artwi Him"- 1!“ "Hm “hf: “VHS a Short the tru-“tm’h‘ of burns Trill“ NW 36- I-
n wmll' .ms mu» us.- the in. Upon by the l'iliiiilili rm»..- . u l-.t' with the *lmw’rs. I‘llcrcfort- (‘hinzi was undlrstood to relate to the status “.11!" ”In“: 0”? In 9.19;" .. Al.) (.mm‘
.. ”Hm”: ,0 “Ir". “mum“. of li;-~ 1“,...,.,,M,,-H Junrn,”',Q'li';ll‘(;\(li_s hopes that al‘ the major (‘hinese of (\(irtain small islands lying south cilint-ii save ycorge .-._ (lirtis were Continued on Page Five)
.. ii sitii \W liilt‘l' il' ‘ ii l H.‘ unlit-ti .lllti Qi' i l- A: .4 "5 pl‘iiiiii'llls “11". P SOI\'(‘d h) ”H, (‘Uilft'i‘- 0f the Ill‘il’lClDtli JapaDCSC‘ grOUp' aha
. ‘ p "h H ‘ d M “NH” ""“t Connnuiidor 3’;0pt ; whethcr these should be- included in -
' V ' [“th ‘M'lmmmmlm C - V 7‘ l‘llt'i‘ 'i' : . the area within which no further 0
_.. ontlnlied Oil Page Seven) New LaVV \Vijhdraws some --Tln~ new C‘ébincl i‘nllv liidorsrs ill" 't~ortiticatioils'caii be erected. Aplcella Murder suspects Must
. . i“ t L :iiiltlitit' ot'theiChincsc delegation with Another question still awaiting liii» .
l'ellller Brland Sllb.ect€d 0 01' amps and *Ap'. lifllll‘d if; x‘aflg?“rm- 1' '"“i”“""“ 1:1" ill decision to‘dan was whether 1‘ that R o I J o .
> . g Lvrnins o e ' iincse prop c o it‘ submarine :in poison 1:115 reso ii 1005 e a n a t 1 Ja 17th
J DI‘OVCS qg‘er New oneb capable of evolving a strong-r. Milli?“ adopud b\ the the powers would be m 1n 1 n l n.
T M ' . . . i"()iili“'it|g tug-ts |1\‘ ”H. mvmriwl <"hina. when not hampered li.\ fear 01‘ included in the naval treaty or made ,
O “C verse ritIClSIfl ’l‘t stint: i_ilil(lrllil)lli‘\‘-| mm”...r (,f‘ n .\I ““143“ aggresdon 3““ “"719“ llmita- the subject of a separate agre uncut. ,
V llt~:ltiil,‘_'i‘.ls il£l\i' in’t-il‘n'llikll to iilI‘ Elsi ”of.“ upon sovereignty are removed." 7" “00 STATE ["88 C0r9ne.r J?hn J. Phelan S
-<— of improved h ‘iliiiluill‘s which lllil) i)(- . ill" fmlu‘me?“ ”"3113“sz the “if? g f . Flndlng In the C386 EX'
"1i i H' 1);.lri5 This Aftcr' ”\"ti Ull :lllloliitiliiles iii this siillc, A Di “)rplgl‘_mfth°ds d (Olfln‘ll (Pp a e ted t B M d0 Pubi-
. ‘ i N] 1 . . “mm”... m. "mums MW hw” with— for t‘J: development of the nation. b- p C 0 e a If.
‘HN'H 0 Chi: arid AnSWel ‘ drawn iintlr'i‘ iiiitllniity of Section 41. " ' - saturday'- Serino Likely
.l‘:)lii)S of the Opposition, ”mm" ”1' ""1”” “m ”r m" in” i . SALARY INEREASES to Be Held Guilty
1‘ i) . d th tit-\lt-cs withdrawn .lnnuzir) ist. 15-3: 4 ' ' .
”1 emdn at Cham' lil‘l' lill' l‘ololwlng: ' i- . . .
‘i‘l (if D t S i Nl'\:ililin1l .\l.'tc Nil-"Jul" unit. 1;“, ' ~—-———- Area Of 19,600 Acres Burned LH‘HUSk 01 the present quarantine
epu IES upport ‘ . . . on the county Jail in Bridgeport
l'Rt‘jCCt Him nilv\, Loni (ll'm ll Visor. Unit...~ l-‘lill [:RflflK WITH rl-RflflPS Board Of contrOI Wants over Durlng 1921, Report Vt'hif‘h it was slated yesterday would
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‘ ______ Miss L. S. Gray to lnvesti- ”M, ,m,fl‘,_‘_ff.’;;,f:,C'.‘.;...'f"““‘““' "”" More Details on Depart- Shows—130 New VVard- iafstmur‘rin tiw 17m. Giacoma Bertha.
1 \IJ.<_ _; .. . _ _ .. . . ‘ 1 _ . . ' o _ 'oor street. will not be ab! to
1-.--n.itii-I lit-liilntl it'iElHHlIt-‘vi‘til- gate Applications at IHSti' inIlhjll-iiilp-ZOEHLii»2'1”; M mnimfimmi A [Y me'nt RequeStS _ Several ens A p I) 01 n t ed. _ Full "“1““ ‘0 his home here bf‘fore shat
.t i'.|li.\' n! 3 o'clock this titl‘l- tution' ui' lliOlnl‘ ‘ll'illi-(‘ii’s (or: n:?:il’:)]\|::‘mnm I Ralses Granted" However EQUIPment FurnIShed — time. l3crtin0. Who Was 119.“! on. a
‘ "l”:‘l-‘Is '5(l.lllil::ll'luflr(r';;ii gills-Inn: ”i \Vl‘luitq-snil. l$tiiiscli~l.r-mli. Slinler — O t h r Appropriations Pl 3. n S for ' Combattmg SEEOEijfde‘Trolfarifuigi (23:33:3‘oninwég;
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..- h. H... sum” or ”w ”0;“! Tiwro- ..t-.~ (ll times more llmn It)” ”I" ”32.92;"'§.'.r'..(i,'}f_',’2": :01" 312:]: reigw YORK. Jan. ll.—-—Tlie Army T a bled, Bennett and Blazes: idiack room on the night of November
- ilt'l"‘. but. it is lllliit-l‘sloliti. in ”01)“. 0” ”w “’“iting list {0" “dmis‘ llol-Ophonc (NO‘Tilt) ‘ Il’l'im-(iiit‘v ll transport Crook. Whit?“ is bringing Sturges to Explain ' Slh has been diOSCharged on this' ‘
.4 JUN“... criticisms or ”Twin :ioln 1;; in; lh‘lnnsfipm Sm“. Training . ' ' American I 2:011: that: Gerrryiny. Duging 11921 an 31:3 of 19.650 acres b A; pressent he is bfing held under
M ol' the 0 osltlon Hill 0 l.,_ M'IUO an ospitai. Governor Lake sprang u e 3 cu m1 es ‘rom .. , was ul‘llef over y forest fires in an s of ‘1 300. on c arges of posses—
. i that the C‘EiZnil-cl‘ ol’ Eh'tllllliPS tuitl “‘0 ”'"te board of 00"“‘0i at “'5 continued on Page Eight) New York. 9“: the damage has been ari'erhsregtstfi (Si; Sizfpat‘llefl er "'1‘; “1531" Connecticut. doing damage to proper- sion Of a Stow“ antomObne on which
‘vli or reject him. meeting :it the Capitol. Hartford. yes- temporarily rebuked and she is in "0 ‘ k ‘ p i s w e 1e n ty conservatively estimated at $70,- he was recently bound over here. and
immediate danger. according to wire- 0 “w W 31113:???“gagdpc?;e§mg;;? 000. "according to a statement given on an appeal from a fine of $50 and
yesterday
not wit hstandlng recommendations
costs for possession of an automobile
with mutilated numbers. The $300
tertlny. when the board acted on the
request of the child welfare bureau of
out yesterday afternoon by State For-
ester Austin F. Hawes at a meeting of
. principal differences betwcen
Premier and thc oppozsilion. it is
less messages _today. The
Mihicl left this port to-
RINEVRR WELSH
received
' of
...i‘ a”. with regard m ”I“ new the state department or ublic wel- transport St. ) v . . . .
.it' pnvment hv (lei-litany. tnlopt_ fare and authorized the pointment , day to render her assistance. if necd~ g;(nlfi;i‘;s(ioi‘igirIgGSI'it‘ans:§eéa}l-l{ll{ggz:} the state tire wardens held in the was the bond fixed in this appeal.
iili' l‘otincll's t"Dl'l‘t5. but 1101 0f Miss Lillian Stew-art Gray :is :1 field cflNfiERT CflMPANY Vd‘ niissioner qtlll‘ cs must :1 ar Detox; Stall? forester's office in Bushnell It was hoped to obtain Bertino's
t wtmwl it) tin- n,” ”mm.” agent for the i'l\‘“sligntion rind classi-‘ . The Crook is hound from Antwerp “Qt d“ f '0 l ” dppe l'i tn Park. Many of these fires burned release yesterday afternoon. but be-
lllllil r tho-s.- terms. “-0.,“ r,” tlczition (ll [Wilding commitments to for New York. ”Iqugggr Ed‘vernoer‘ lfikt‘etg:t:nd€§ artus considerab‘y over 100 acres and cause of the quarantine this could not
1 ‘- w [ililll UlHit'r previous 11,-. that institution. ‘ ‘ BURTON. gun. ll.~—~The Army that increases for su h e ‘l V it Vlill be the aim of the department he done.
.H...‘ 1,." a gun.” proportion It is “u. impnuon of the deptirt- A delightful concert was given last transport Crook. bringing troops .1 ldl h id 1 b 'c "1810*“? this \ear to keep all fires. that may .It is understood that Bertino has
. m...” or puhm. “1.1m”, and the Mans night at the Norwuik M. 1-3. church by back from Germany. sent word by ra- 510.“ 1e 9 ‘1‘ a 5133"“) un .' he“ break out. within an area of 100 acres been cleared 0f any responsibility in.
. .\t:.<, Jim 9 7 \Vhilt» ”1‘. Allied “0M school m have the financial. so- the liimvor Vs'eish Concert company. dio that was picked up at shore sta— “King “3 5:; :V at 9 industrial S"- at the most. ——--
l'olllllt‘ii met today to consiil- cial and mental status of the :tppli- The attendance at the concert was “0' tions here early today, that she had “415:" “toil b)e.d f e h «1 With this aim in mind a plan was Continued on Page Five)
.m'g war iepunitions much rants inwsummfl with a HP“. ‘0 fa- as large as usual. but each of those 'sprung a leak considered dangerous. _ e saded :‘r ‘ 0 finan; a presented by Mr. Hawes for the 3p-
,. ,0.“ of ”1,. deleg' ”(,3 “as ciii'uting commitments as fast as present agreed that the concert was Help was asked. 'Thc position given lecommen e neieases for t e de- poiutment of 150 additional fire war- '
i .. l ill Paris where the. It rench there is roolii to accommodate the a - 0"“ or the finest ever given in Nor- “‘35 about 909 miles east Of New _ dens in the state giving 93d! 3 smaller AAN BANK
1 in lrl a. special session to con- pllcants. Miss Grny was employed atpa “'u‘k' York. (Continued on Page Four) . ‘
. mum-'5 position as the, result salary of 3135 a month for three By agreement. the regular program Barge Marshall Lost. (Continued on P889 Elsht) . '
I. ”up," reached here. It is months. The board approved the em_ or the concert company was consider- BOSTON. Jan. 1L—The loss of the ~ -
..l that considerable adverse ploymcni oi‘ Rtuben It. Townroe at ably changed. A 3C0"? of selections barge W" A‘ 31331131" in Massachu- ‘ I ‘
i of Premier llrland has devel- $1.800 a year. as juvenile court field were rendered including both Vocal 'setts Bay. was reported today by the I STATE ERANEE '
. 1m. t‘uhlnet in connection with agent. and instrumental. ttug Confidence. The only man - _ '
The. b or r . . , . The feature of the entertainment aboard escaped. The Marshal was , . .
0 d app med blight Sdlam being towed from Rockport for New BHUTS [IKELY Vice-PresidentRockwell,
was 'thc reading .of portions of the
Messiah by David Jones. manager of
((‘oiitinued on Page Bevan) increases for Miss Fiuxman and Miss B Ed. t, d m A
en 1c an 5009 re
\
York.
mammalian
—r Cannon. who were recently promoted th t Th' . t t f l WASHINGTON J 11
from clerks to field it cuts. 9 concer ' '5 '5‘ no Dar 0 t‘" . 1' ‘ an. -—T110—_""’""
RL‘BE PARISH g regular program. but certainly was Army transfort Crook is continuing Mayor Barton EXDCCted 10 Nut RC'EW
' "catly en oyed. t . ‘ . . . - , . .. ____ _
Li 5 0 port under her own steam the Name Athletic COMMIS- “ATERLI RY Jan.,11.—The I“ Some of the chan breaded in
port of the state lecturer. Charles A.
Wheeler. of Storrs. delivered this
morning at the State Grange Conven-
tion. containsmuch of interest. He-
ports were received from 106 Granges.
in full or in part. and these. with
ratings given .by eight deputies. show
that the 141 Grange: of the state are
as a whole in better condition than in
any 0 fthe previous four years of th:s
lecturer's office. Eighty-five lecturers
and friends went by automobile to
Maine to attend the summer confer-
ence in 1921. and it is expected that
the 1922 conference will be held at,
the University of Vermont on Burling—
W'ar Department was advised today.
There is no danger to the ship or
the troops on board. the dispatch said.
RERARRSH‘UNRARY
A3 EATHERLANI]
Bl'DAPES‘I‘. Jan. 11 (Associated
Prcss).——I regard Hungary as my,
fatheriund. I am also convinced that
I will return to Hungary." Former
The selections rendered on the or-
gan by Llywellyli Edwards were an-
other feature. Mr. Edwards proved
himself to be an artist. and his rendi-
tions were of the highest grade. "The
Russian Patrol." a solo selection. was
particularly enjoyed.
The singing of Jeanette Christine.
soprano. late or the Chicago Grand
Opera. and of (‘vlyndwr Jones. bari-
tone. was a.dellght to all. Both of
these artists haVe enviable reputations
which they lived up to.
A final feature of the evening's en-
tertainment was the \‘lolin selections
played by Annealle Bdrrett. Her
the Board of Directors of the New
Canaan First National Bank were
made at the annual meeting of the.
stockholders. held yesterday. I“. E.
Gleen Alexander McKen’drick and E.
R. Lawrence were elected to the board
and Theron C. Rockwell. vice-presi—
dent. Charles R. Benedict and George
R. Ruscoe.stepped oft. having failed of
re-election. George F. Lockwood.
Gardiner Heath. L. C. Hall. and Ste~
phen Hoyt were rte-elected directors.
The organization meeting‘of the '61-
rectors was held at the bank last
evening. at which tune the resigna-
tion of Gardiner Heath as cashier was
sion in a Short Time
Will REPRESENT
THIS Bill Al Bill
JEWISH fiATRERlNfi
S. Roodner. Max Rosenwald. lid. M.
Gans. William K. Finkier and A.
Harris. of South Norwalk. will be the
local delegation to represent the city
ANNUAL MEETING
of Grace
Of course. it all depends on wheth-
er or not boxing will be permitted in
Norwalk by the City Fathers. How-
ever. the wind seems to be veering in
the direction of allowing boxing in
Norwalk Once again. with the pro-
posal, last night. that Mayor Calvin L.
Barton appoint a local Boxing Com-
mission.
Mayor Barton will announce his
appointments ln a short time. it is ex~
pected. and is to give the matter care-
ful consideration. _
There have been many who have
.itiul meeting
ill'ili in the parish hall.
-l. lust evening. There was
*' ”dance of the voters. both
Winn-n. and the business of
was transacted with des-
niu-t‘ing consuming just
i rill"
I-ll «it the treasurer. George
wowed the parish in the
ml financial condition. A ., .-
rit the most representatne Jewish .1.- . .
n. w voters were added to . , . . 5“" 0“ "‘9 instrument “NW mdn.‘ 9‘“ - ton in Au ust. A. list of community
gathering e\er held in this part of the cores. 512159221rla3333235tf ghueotfgrfs musing been seeking appointment to the com- services; b8): the Granges of the state. received and accepted. Mr. Heath
939°“ 9'" mission who undoubtedly are trying to has been cashier of the bank for
concerning fairs. Christmas trees. re-
pnrieh roll.‘
ceptions. donations to deserving caus-
were re—elecietl.
'lii lilt-
>lli officers
scheduled to take place in
Sunday. January 15
country.
New York city.
eighteen years.
of 3 Budapest newspaptr who inter-
Mr. Heath‘ was elected chairman of
. . their own
\"(\\'(‘d him at Funchal. Madeira.‘
get the appointment for
~... 1:th vcar’n delegates to .
‘ . On this occasion Jewish delegates , ~ gains . .
1' .. t‘ ti 1‘ ese. . . . _ . .1 . ' - — ' , , , . e. electri1 ii htin and other thines
It'll. (itl‘ :Siddgi‘hv to “'ll- trom ““95 and towns in he“ iork. M thlrchhr: lshm 31“]: t It boxing in Norwalk is to succeed 0s fthe «0;. gas given. Prizes ha:e the Board of Directors. however.
‘ V 9",}. in {fig illness and ev- Northern New Jersey. Connecticut and 1m 1t‘aneft g igt e: es eem for the and prosper. the commissiow‘to heap: been awarded for assays on good roads George F. Lockwood .was re—elected
' ‘_ . " ' _ ' Rhode Island will assemble to organ- . a 0 0“" ndrassy Count pointed here should consist of three . . . _ , president E B. Iawrence. vice.presi-
iliplli- (0, his speed) re- . . _ . Apponxi and Count Stgrav and what- , in rural districts. safety work has - -
. . , 129 this territor.‘ to raise “-000.000 men. whd are absolutely free of ans . . . . dent in place of Theron c. Rockwell
tunmmmusl, msspirl' and , .‘ e‘Pr happens I do not doubt (hp 1 _ . . . been encouraged and dexeloped. and ' '
, , ‘ I“ urnrd. towards the Ast4.000.000 fund of the ‘ alt) of ll H l n t Eddnd suspicion of commercialism being ap- new bu‘ldin for Granve purposes formerly the vice-president.
‘ ' ‘ ' 1e ungar an aion." a - - as em _ 1 gs a _ . . .
e plied to the" tactics in ' bers have been erected, while old ones have 14- C- Hall was appoxnted cashier in
American Jewish Relief Committee to
meet the critical situation of the Jevv- place of Mr. Heath.
Charles.
Count Hunyadi. a follower of the
The appointments should be given
to men who have no connection with
Joint installation of officers of the (Continued on P a Five)
1” it lt‘llCQ Upsets
.lapan’ s War Budget
ll.~ Following the re-
of Murine Baron
\i'.t.~ltliu:t011. the National
Itit
‘tliiilsicr
ish population of Eastern Europe. Of
this sum 55.000.000 will be raised in
New York State. and nearly $100,000
has already been contributed in Rhode
Island. Nearly :1 thousand delegates
are expected at the conference. Three
William McKinley Cainp. No. 9. 1'. s.
w. v.. and «the Auxiliary of the
camp. was hold last night. in Fores-
ter's Hall. 10 Water street. The in’
stallation was largely attended.
The meeting was opened by the of-
former emperor. has been obliged to
leave Funchai. being unable to bear
the expenses of living there.
Continued on Page Five)
DEPRESSIUN lN
Milli VALLEY
liflREREY Piifi'i
iNSlAllfilll-‘i’ltlllls
Installation of newly elected offi-
cers featured the meeting of the Frank
,iliiMlitRiRER WANTS
Til BURY HATCHET
ficers of the McKinley Camp and rou-
tine business transacted.‘ After this.
the meeting was turned over to the
which has not met
will he called to re-
and navy policy in
Arms Conference.
limit.
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GENEVA. Jan. 11
st meeting the council . - , - (Continued on P888 Five)
tight-battleship. eight- Station In Brazti ~ , PITTSBURGH. Jan 11 Depress- Press). —Prominent among the mat- C. Godfrey Post. No. 12,-- American
""“‘—— The Frank C. Godfre P .t. N , 2 ters coming before the Council of the Legion. held last night. in the leg'IOn
y OE ° 1 ' ion in the coal trade has brought p” hall. Central Trust company building.
Ti 0
' Egg Speculators LOSt League of Nations today was the re-
p rese nt estimates
“tun of the Diet contem- SCHENEC’I‘ADY. Jan. 11.—An- American Legion will endea'
, W ~ . o t iner in man i ces i
. tit-ting out of this pro- nouncement that plans have been $900,000 Last eek bury the hatchet with the 1:1“:‘03: tEeigttEEiuTgh bftuminousydlgtfict, ac“ appointment of members of the com- Wall street. The lumen cere-
' cording to ofllcials of-District No. 5 mission governing the Same Valley monies were conducted by members of
l . .. .l us there is not time to completed for an international radio Tarlov Post. Veterans of Foreign . _
and definition of what constitutes “an the County Executive committee.
changes in the budget
«inn is expectcd.
ohn lligelow DOdge
central at Rio de Janelro. Brazil.
which will be modelled upon the
plans of the big American radio sta-
tion on Long Island. was made last
CHICAGO. Jan. 11.—Egg specula-
tors have last more than 8900.000 in
Chicago in the last Week through the
sharp drop in prices. Russell Poole.
Wars. during the coming year. This
announcement was made last night.
at a meeting of the Erank C. Godfrey
Post, by Baylor VVerme. newly elected
Unitedfiflne Workers of America.
In a statement ‘today. Robert R.
Gibbons. president of the district un~
inhabitant of the Saare."
Under the Treaty
of Versailles. the
ion. said 1:th Of approximately 45 000 majority. of the inhabitants Of the
miners in the region. at. a. rough esti- ,valiey are under French control, but
Comrade Kelly.
Comrade Barlow. of Stratford.
of Stamtord, and
The officers installed follow:
Commander—Raynor Wendie.
. night by E. F. vy. Alexanderson‘. wire— secretary of the city cost of living commander of the post. >.._. _
Released by SOVICt less expert for the General Electric committee. declared last night. “There is -no reason 'why the two mate 2N3 990 had worked either full Germany insists they do not for this Vice Commander—R. W. Sweeney,
— Company and Chief Consulting En- In several instances large quantities organizations should not: work togethpifime or part time. Many 0,! ti: Se reason lose their German nationality. Jr. -
miners who are employed on a ”11-“; ?Germany also protests against chair- Adjutant-80? Dom ,\
"“J Jul). ll.-—Coi. John Big-
i:~- who was arrestedby Bol-
wll-orities at Batum on De-
‘ as: on alleged secret British
.. hid-n released and is await-
1' 1- from Batum to Constan-
.. . «mung to a dispatch to the
It was officially explained
wow that his arrest was an
s . 1 a l.~tl‘.ii
gineer of the Radio Corporation of
America. ,
Mr. Alexanderson. who has just re-
turned from a conference with radio
engineers fronr -,the United Staten:
Britain. France and Gerfiang said
the m hater static won ‘_ com
o. 11 Radio
structed by; the International
1 . “hamlet
of eggs in warehouses have been set:-
ed because of failure of the owners to
pay storage charges.
”the wholesale price of eggs has
dropped 18 cents a dozen this week,
Mr. Poole said. yesterdays decline be-
in: 5 1-2 cents. Currentrwh l _
er and co-operate with each other??-
said Commander Werme. "By doing
-this. both organizations will become
better and stronger."- ;
Similar action along this line was
takenyrecently by Bridgeport Le
nhge basis, Lhave worked for the;
Their earnings in these cases. G1
Next on the age
past mansmp of the} governing commission
year only a day or two a week. and): being held by a Fienchman. M2. B3,;
often only for a. Qalf day a week ’oult is head bathe commission.
is the question
Finance Oftloer—A. Cntbm.
Assistant Finance Office? -—-E. C.
Hughes.
Chaplain—amass}: Sherwood.
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