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Pennsylvania Call-
. all to Fight Another
l'ire. Which Broke
the Lee Collieries
. hwy-Barre
Ami; fi.—- \‘0 ml; i-lvvl
llltlllut ite minus. and
-' I'ilnlllllitw- I‘un-
niivms “mm: upon
.mrtiv-s toulnv, aid to
settlement of coil
“Juv
ngrm-nl
us an
the hurl]
1. lw-wis. plwsi‘lvnt of tln-
‘liizu “‘nl-lulrs, nus :ll ”10- lu‘ml
"‘l'lll duhunllnn ml tlu- cum-
vll Hm mllmrH prmlivtml tlw\
ll‘l'lll lll"l|" His:- ti} tulnul'~
. 'l‘llw operators: “ho ll.l\"
l'vu'mivluhlu SUI”. m‘ wrun-
v'Tll («portal .Hlinnliln'ml tl\a~_\'
Allll. by [hut tinn- tn sup-
'lt‘llldll'ls for :a llt'f‘r'fltt‘t‘ m
:I“(.
Shat tlw States of Pennsyl-
‘»tllt"l upon the union to
» lizhtv-rs for another minv
. l. which broki- nnt yester-
Zl‘l'lllv'll )t'rflt'l'ilil)" by NY“-
*::n:m. president of brunch
at Scranton.
u..n said ln- would seek
.2' th» subcommittee today
- nm rmlr} nllmln-r of tire
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"it‘d on Page Eleven)
EXTENT AND EFFEBT
fll CHRISTIAN Wflllll
FUR JAP WUMEN
.‘tvl vl‘fuvt of Christian
\ch reirrencr l0 wo~
« il-p-rt or an interest-
l on 'l'uo-sdzly ufteru
alw Room of Trinity
1 .
l
l
HHLrthy of The Eve-
th.- meeting was well
wnty-tive ladies of
v‘i‘mlist. (‘nngregatlon-
. . “Marches listened to
'-vr'l\ unrriwl on by the
l"'[ll’>.\‘b‘nt them in
«w,
l
;W.£l\- r was Miss Tomi
.l‘lllll‘. 1| student. in
‘l‘wlll, Mists \Vudu
lln‘ wunlo-n 09'
Map Hwy lune give-n
through Chris-
lu‘d of tin» hard
women lived.
lull
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n
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F:PE Ti‘l’ Y - l'.—'—-—A
~~L.NG WAITS
HARTFORD HEARING
J on :1 reduction
tl . (“my of Hart—
'Al'ir h has not 314
ll.“ r'llllllt‘ l‘til-
ul- not give con-
lln'hr ol' rain-s in
‘- .;\. i k.
w, "rum the office
m lll llurtl‘ord today
, ~ wil' ll.»~ possibility
I‘ inns: two weeks.
‘ H...r tlu- Hartford
:n-Vl ulthin the next
mum: that the com—
ur’ the evidence from
":w in the state in
l.‘l'v5' been held will
'Ali‘lllsé that will It?!“
yrs and Operators to
field Sessmns Over Week-end
’ portmcnt will
TALK UE WHUEESALE
UlSMlSSAlS DENIED
Secretary Mellon Not Plan-
ning Clean Sweep in the
Revenue Bureau
\VASHINGTUX. April 6,—Appre—
lll'llfllOll.‘ which have beset tlw minds
of tlu- army of gmw'rnmcnt employees
in \VushirnJ'on sinv‘c President Hard-
Inc's (nu-rniulil rv-mnvzil ni' luv-Hiy-
lllll‘I'Jll engrznim: officials
p:lrtl\ llll.l}'t‘ll today by Socrtu
lur) Mellon. who (‘ll't‘illlllt‘ll among the
lav-rsnnnwl nl' thv l"t'3l§lllr\‘ department
L tnu-morullvlnm mum: that reports of
:lll‘c' nl'
\\ I'l‘o'
llnpmnlilu: wlinlvsnnw dismissals in
the- intvrnul ro-v-nltn hurt-uu were
without t'uundntinn.
Stories: that llt‘tlllS are to full right
.unl hit in the l‘r-Urfl'lllllzllllon ot‘ the
into-rim! rmenm- hum-ml. Mr. )lcllon
said. did not o-munato from any ot‘li-
viul source. Some of the rumors that
wrrr started :lmc-lu: government em-
I‘IluiPo'st by lllo- hureun oi' engraving
()rllt't‘ lune considerably unsettled the
routim- of some bureauo.
Continued on Page Five)
SMUUULEU SAWS TU
UUNVllIl HUSBANU
Bride of Three Weeks Com-
mits Crime Through Love
NEW’ HAYES. April 6.-——.\ bride of
only three Weeks when her husband
was arrested on the charge of trans;
portation of stolen automobiles. Mrs.
Alfred Amber told the court yesterday
that it was devotion and love for her
husband which led her to smuggle
t'onr steel saws into him at the county
lull recently. The man was awaiting
transfer to Atlanta prison to serve
eighteen months. rs. Amber was
held for the superior court on the
charge of attempting to rescue a. pri-
anfl‘.
0n the stzfnd she told of buying the
saws at. the direction of her- husband.
She put two in a. pie and the other
two in biscuits. She had come here
from l‘hicago upon learning of her
husband's predicament. "I love him
ii-urly." she said. “and will do any
thing for him."
‘BOTTLBD SUNLIGI'IT' UNDER
INVESTIGATION BY THE U. s.
\VASHINGTON. I). C.. April 6.—
"liottlcd Sunlight." the newest thing
in stock promotion in New York, to-
day engaged the curiosity of Govern-
ment officials. Rush D. Simmons.
(‘hief Post Ofllce Inspector. set about
getting a line on the Delaware cor-
poratino which proposes to produce
in June an electric light globe which
will burn for three years without
connection with outside electric pbw—
er.,
An attitude or "show us" was
adopted by Government scientists.
The Post omce Departmnet is inter-
ested in the method of selling the
stock. In use the stock offers are
not .vmade through the pull: the de-
lta“: wmdoim
<. .
President Corbit of Bridge-
port Club Says Members
Do Not Endrose State-
ment Regarding Clergy
Made By Dr. Van Doreen-
Believe Ministers Preach-
Notlrinf But the Scriptur-
es
BRIDGHIWHKT. April ti: Tllo- its
sertion madc by Rev. Dr. lh‘\Vltt 'I‘ul—
madge Van Doren ol' Nl)r\\:|lk before
the Applied Psychology club Mnnnliu
night. that (‘lcryn‘mcn pn-zlvh only.
"scrambled egg-4" does. not receive the
endorsement of the lnemlmrs of the
organization. according.' to Lewis ll.
Corbit. president of the cit-h.
Not Bertpunsihlc for In marks.
Mr. Corbit. said the (‘llljl invites
speakers who miliev bt‘llk‘Vs will tail;
to them on subjects or llilt't”St to the
members. but thcv do not always
agree with their spuakers and are not
responsible for wlut their say. in as
much as they have no advance infor-
mation as to the. ’xture of their state-
ments
"There are too many fine clerm'mcn.
men who do not preach 'Scmmhlmi
eggs.‘ who are i‘tiends of ours." Mr.
Cot-bit said last night. in commentlnc
0‘ the news story of Dr. Van Doren's
address and upon the cilitorinl on tho‘
same subject. which was printed yes-
(Continued on Page Three)
NEW you‘nxpmzss
manna]: A'l‘ CA‘NAAN
CANAAN. April C..—-l’our cars of r:
Pittstleld to New York express train
on the New York. New Haven and
Hartford railroad were derailed a
half-mile north of the local mtion
late yesterdny. The pasengers were
shaken up. but no one was injured.
The tracks were torn up for more
than 200 feet
An unlocked switch is believed to
have been the cause. The locpmotive.
”:32, and a Pullman car remained
o e trucks. while two day coaches.
the baggage car d the mail car were
derailed. The passpngcrs walked to
the local fiflon and had a. wait of
three hour- uniil another train was
Cablegraml from Vienna. say that young Otto. oldest son or the
former Emperor Charles of Austrla~Hungary. my yet be brought tank
as a claimant to the Hungarian throne. now am hi- (other
“Ho, BC to called King by the Legitlmlsts.
Psychologists Disagree
With Scrambled Egg Charge
mmm
W'ILL YOUR NAME
BE IN THE LIST?
“11m the next Il~t of contribu-
tions In the (S. A. ‘R. Grand Eln-
uuupmcnt l-lntertailum-nt Fund
appears on Satin-tiny. will your
name he die-re? It matters not
h: 3' large. nor how small the- (-on-
ti-lltution. it is the spirit that “mute
and it won are at on gratctul to the
members of the (Brand Arm) 0‘ the
Republic tor their services; it you
pink to help nuke the visit to Karo
wall: for these him- clad veterans a
notable me. and one that will causc
the!“ to think with gratitude of
Nun-walk. and the way thcy were
entertained hl‘fl‘ on April 18 and
19. «ind your contribution to either
‘in- Evening Sentinel umcc or to
Alfred Guldsdtm’dt. ll?&~1ll‘l‘r of
the fund. Now is the time to (In It.
MR8. EWlNli tilts
Alilllll THE CHINESE
Mrs. Charles Evung. a missionary
.0 Phina, who is on leave, was the‘
principal speaker at the annual din-
ner of the W’oman's Association of
the South Norwalk Congregational
Church held at the church last eve—
ning. her topic being "The Chinese
New \Voman." About 90 members of
the Association tint their friends lis-
tcnevl to Mrs. Exxing‘s talk with a
(Continued on Page Ten)
HARTFORD ELECTION
class :3 CONTINUED
HARTFORD. April fi.—Deputy
Shel-it? Peter J. Zav‘cagnine. arrested
as L1 result of a fist fight at. the sec-
or. i ward pelts during Tuesday‘s elec-
tion day excitement. was arraigned in
court yesterday charged with assault
on Abraham Zimmerman. a Republi-
C2121 checker is. the ward. His case
was continued until April 9 and he
was paroled in t‘~e custdoy of his
counsel.
The case against
Joseph Rose. a
newer.- - L' "
W '" "Xpected to
" Mat».
worker
iziullt,
xuzith.‘
:n‘v th-s,
suit of
Jud-i
X
it
ill'nllgli
in: by
“‘1” la:
is-
‘i.ll',':ll‘.f:
lint. :ing , Alleys,
and
oruul
BflNllNli AllEYS
entrain"- to thr
Issue strut. ' last.
through 'u. rear window. two
stoic about Si“ worth uz‘ cig-
snmr- chi-wing gum and 1
Clothes. The youths. \Ylliium
Vincent \‘irrlli. ll()lll of
k. “‘t‘t‘k tnlu-n Into custody by
tumi‘ord police and were
i hack to Not-walk this morn-
Sclm-ant Bryan ll. Silk. 'l‘lny
giVen a hearing in lllo nylon it
No rival k‘
(
on;- court. tomorrow morning.
le
stole-n :u‘til‘h-s “err stored in u
lockl-rs in the rear of the bonding al-
lo-
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The
r
of
Osborn
A ve
l
o
l
The
poll around the lock and then pried
the door open.
., ”80ng
lllNli lSLANll lillll
ontaincd
merit. in a recent issur.
interest
young men chipped the
N WEU
Port Jefferson (1.. I.) Times
the following announce-
whic‘h will be
to local residents. Mr.
being well-known here:
ry quiet wedding took place at
he home or Mrs. Gilbert Hutchinson
n “'cdnesday afternoon. March 29th.
9:12. when her only daughter, Sarah
Margaret. was united in marriage to
Myron
the Tl
Setunket.
Com pa
short t
“'allace Osborn. formerly of
nker National Bank of East
now with W. A. Han-imam
ny of New York ciu'. After a
rip the happy couple will he at
home to their many friends at Farm-
i
ngdalc. L. I.
Mr. Osborn left Nor-walk about two
rears ago for Long Island: He was a
ncmher of the
omcial oBard of the
East. Avenue M. E. church. and was
also councilman from East Norwalk.
James
ceed h
Found
L. Hoyt was appointed to suc~
im upon his leaving here.
GUESTS UE EVUN
TUUN lllS Sll
b
The famous mystery of "Have They. and express motter will be handled at
the Knife?“ has been parallel:
ed in the case of “Have They Found
the Wife?" in which George ‘Evon or
Roway
ton avenue, played one of the
leading roles.
saying
Evon reported to the police yester
day that on Friday.
men came to his home.
M'arch 30. two
one of them
that he was looking for his
wife. The man asked to stay at Evon's
no me for a few'days
This
everything went along nicely
yesterday. when the men departed and‘
D
(
The
social
was agreeable to Evon. and
until
Continued on Page Three)
UUNUAE TllAlN
HAS SUUME ULUU
Combat Train has formed a
organization and the oflicerl‘
will be elected tonight after the regu—
lar weekly drill.
The poflom of the
company are being placed in a first-
class condition and plans are under
way to purchase more furniture for
their rooms. A radio phone has been.
purchased and the men are eagerly
awaiting its patrol.
Sergeant Joseph Hertz has heed ap-
pointed first sergeant and the appoint-
ment
Hertz
is I“!!! deserved for Sergeant
worked ham-1'10!- the; company
since hejalsgod iti‘aeigennt Harry J.
that been W mph“. “not-
' . " ‘ ,
First Taxing
, Awarded
the
. e ter Wh
01' an Appeal T2123?
iw-"Vn- use“: -~.-—
peared for the city.“
An otter of settlement for the race
at the bills. with $5M: additional as
counsel foes, “as made to thy. Pity
and the council favored the adoption
ct the :wttlcn’wnt. The Board of lis-
timnte and taxation was requested to
appropriate the money to effect ihv
settlement and refused to do so with
the result that the city was sued.
The case arose from the refusal ol‘
Over
ental of F1
Déclsmn ,This
40mins
‘
O
strict
re HYdrants
Morning
augment Will Be Paid,
during his to
District threatened to .3,
but an I“junction
Irvi
dental“ thgeg 12.5%“
“t °8 the
was Obtain-
“3013, a
The total amount of the. judgment
was for $1045.00 with intern—f from
1918. this being in mttlcme-m of the
bills of 1918.
HMS
1913 and 13:2".
for 1921 and 192: are not
The
in-
PRIVAIE UYSlEli
BEIIS STILL ARE ,
or sun VALUE
State “rill Settle Wit h
Stevens Company Which
Some ideal of the value of prion:
oystre hedonlong Long Island Sound
between this city and Greenwich.
once considered one of the best grow-
ng districts ,aJong the Atlantic coast.
may he gleaned from the fact that at
the State Board of Control meeting in
Hartford Tuesday the Attorney Ger.-
eralwas authorized to settle with the
Stevens Oyster Company of lioway-
on in the matter of back taxes
u.
t
amounting to about $3,000 for which
the company had released to the
state its title. claiming the beds were
now unproductvie.)
On the local waterfront it is re-
ported s. number. of other oyster
growres are faced with a simiiar
problem. Pollution. claim the oyster
growers. is responsible for their woes.
Hauls have been becoming smaller
yearly. due. it. is claimed to the fact
(Continued on Page‘ Three)
WUUUWAUU AVENUE
EUElUllT. STAllUN
Will BE UEUSEU
The Connecticut company this
morning announced the closing of its
)freight station at the Woodward. ave-
nue barn. The station will close Satur-
day night and thereafter all trelght
the Norwalkotrelght station. Wall and
night street. The change was made
in order to improve the service.
The “’oodward avenue station was
established about 23 years ago. and is
one of the old land-marks of that
neighborhood. It was in charge of L
I. Brown. In the future. all of the
freight and express service will be
handled by‘rhomas MacLean. superin—
tendant of the Norwalk division of the
Connecticut Company.
THREE Alll‘llllflfilllis
Haunt Sillsu
A three-cornered accident happened
yesterday afternoon on West. avenue.
according to a report made to the
police. Mrs. William 'A. Sample, Jr.. of
12 Morgan avenue, had parked her
lint-whine in humor 444 West. avenue.
Another machine; a Dodge. owned by
Thomas Parkinson of 26 Gran’dvtew
tax-enue. was parked directly in front
of her car.
Mrs. Semple started her machine to
move. putting out her hand as a. sig—
nal. when a. Ford with markers 15-796
rammed into the rear of her car.
_The impact: caused Mm. Semple's ma.-
chlne to ram Parkinson’s car. All
three cars were somewhat. damaged as
the remit of the accident: the Semple
machine had the right front. wheel
hubbent and the mudguard bent; the
. - , . ,. 1:. .
Has Surrendered Land fl;
(Continued on Page Three)
Republican. Forces Are
Gathering on Ulster Border
O n e Constable Reported
issin‘g and Three are
Wounded Near Belcoo—
the Situatio in Ireland Ree
ported as Dangerous and
Demonstrations Continue
BELFAST. April 6. (By Asociated
Press).—Republican forces are report-
ed to have been concentrated on the
section of the Ulfier border between
aunties Leitrim and. Femanagh.
Early today one constable was re-
ported missing nod three wounded.
tromapatrolneorBelcoo.cloac tome.
border. andrforeeskot police were
rushed to the none from Eniskflleu
in motor trucks. It. was first reported
that the constabla were ambushed.
but advices to the headquarters of the
special constabulary here my the party
was fired on by machine gunner.
acrose the border.
A officer who visited the scene later
reported everything quiet. and said I!)
attempt at an invasion was feared.
LONDON. April t—Indications
that the situation in Ireland is be-
coming dangerous in commnce of
the growing antagonism. of the Re-
(Contlnued on M Two)
SlitlllE Plum
mama SEARBlllll
. ill lllll’llAllt‘ti
PAWTUCKET. R. 1.. April 6—-
Mnch by militiamen of strike pickets
who had assembled near the Lem
Bridge‘on the Rhode Island. Massa-
chusetts boundary today. disclosed
stones in the pockets of several. and
one ‘revolV'er. oflicers said. Manuel
Costa. turned over to the police. was
charged with carrying a concealed
weapon because of the latter discov-
cry. 1
Deputy sherifl's on guard at. the
Crown Manufacturing Company’s
plant hearing the reports of two shots.
investigated and. found that work~
ers on their way to the Crown Min.
fearing that pickets intended to molest
them, tired revolvers in the air. The
men reached the mill in m. Strike
leaders announced they would ask the
police by what right the workers can
ried revolvers.
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Councilman Glacial: White, com-V
mittee on streets. and Dominic Eula;
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{our engineer. are today inspecting the
Red Mill Bflnze it the Dorie rid-'01?
walk line. Witch is“ to be napalm
sLortly, Darien pa: in; its py-rata.
of the expense.
Authority to moceed with
work an the bridge was recently given;
the, committee on streets gt a mf“.(:.§g
of the common eouncil.‘ by that body;
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accept the settlement made without
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