5mm ALK’S
“I ‘Uill': PAP PER
lll‘ll) 18‘04
snared at the South INorwalk Post
Otfice as Second Class Mall Matter.
Q”.-
15
":3chodl Census
11:. Completed Shows
6, 902 Pupils Enrolled
1:. e Officer \I an Hoosear States That This
- .9115 Less Than Last Y car, When the
II in! “I as 6,970—Public Schools Have
mm; Private and Parochial Schools,
950; Not Attending School. 1,046
.I-.
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1“ ‘
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about equal. This year. how-
55'ere taken out of
in.
an
{.1111 children
work the av:
III l. I:I 55 is (IiiiinlIthl U
()1
s 5' till. 01113113 whilc only 34\ came
I I21 . (PlIiI' llItclirIi ;.. . . .5
.. ‘ , ll. is is how the IlilTI-i'I-iicII in this
'1‘." ("I-i“ 3.105534. ‘hat‘yotii's and last 5'cur's enumeration is
accountIIIl for.
0! in» total number of students. the
rI-port shows that Ii. 9qu attend public
'3 :III nth :14 {I iv .1iII and pan)-
:wr' ni‘ I'liil-iII-Ii of school
"‘ .II 1.: 71) less than last
l 13.97”
I:
1.."
I' "-311“. lT‘I' I xplniiiv-l by l sch mls.
I I: of Schools G. V. 'IlI'ieIl sc l' .0013 t “to; a :II 1in no schools
' 3? thi: latter classiziI ition, 343 are
'lht‘lll'lv Is: children up i01‘
II? Children when they l ind-I. 1‘15» years of age. 238 are be
'Ha of do!" :11”? includc d t'vI' K :l :I and" I 54-2175 old ‘14 bIItueen 7
Hr liniiil5 .thc nunil'wr and Han! 436...}wl55'crn 14 and li‘I.
\5llil IrI- IIIII- l.i II-Il from the, The 1111 om} of those lIctu'II-n 14 and
ii I 5 irII our tlw 1121- ‘lS 55l.0 do not attend school ha5e
5551-1 (“'6' llil‘llltl‘Il working «Mottllii‘ntts
'I:11l':.; {our years of littI-nIl school because of illness.
In?
' 5
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.;1Agaiii, Out Again, Daily
Routine of Two Jail Breakers
Iqut’IP Le Doux and Ills —Pal. Alex. Zepko, of Fairfield,
More Elusi5e Than” Houdini.
'1 lM‘ '1i‘ I I'm .I l‘ 1"" v' . .. 5 “if: it) fl‘iil ll.
‘ ' “ ‘ ' "'l ‘\ "~ I" “‘ ""'- l “ “' ‘5 "2' """i: I ‘— wrd introduced oi 5oung man from
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.l I? \Illl I'II-l Ilr 'l " Int" ‘l l l: ' J L“ ll; ’ C”: 2:151: lulPatriCk‘ ElligOtt complain‘ Gt‘rm:’in) Who has (ian OPE“ .here
' ' "' “' x ' ' l "‘ ' ,1 11'; . \I .III lfill .. 13 . 'lI ' l " _ , 1
.. -I ... I:I... .. 4...)... w. . 1...“..- Wm...“ ant in Action Against g R :hw gush; “5 l9 ndmachm‘isl- an?
1.1 L," _,, 5., 1.. n, .I::.'* , ‘ . . ,. . “ _ . ; Ir , ,v , ' I ms area 5' secure cmpoymen .
. , I. .I, . ‘11 I1 1.. I I ... I: III, I -I.. .l ILIII IrcI 51.5111. “he“ 30,-}. Hatter. l ' “clicducatc‘d abroad, and with eager-
"" ‘“ ‘ " "““" “‘ ““""“‘ “ "N'I' “"- "W‘n" l -—~———— 3 mm to iemn anllsh pro5'cd III' his
Il I'I'nl‘ ‘I-I ' I:I':.I:I-~; '3 .I. p ' I ~ . l . . “ ’ “
m“. H in" ”I. I; . 4“ 1“ Isl 1‘ ‘1 “Tl ll." :II1I1I I- II. \\I.~.iIIl.l toIIl .ln "1.! Another chapter m the story that: , “HI prompt enrollment in the public even-
) - ‘57 W. It“ It" ‘V‘UU-l‘n‘v" I V } II55'II' IIr'. tint tl-II5 irItomlsIIlIto ln'I'cS-lhad its ficginning last summer. when; ’ (int: school lie promluzs to make rapid
-'II I. Illl‘ll ;I..l oi .IIIluI-II-f— ,tI I.::'1 .- xurimy .m I» llw n55'll3rship of 'l‘rul5' “'IirnI-r. 11m. operating :1 chain; ______' _ - progress - —
’I II: " I. l-‘Sl-l 110m 1.11.1.1; . la... ». ;II.Il l.- luv-1x and Ziepkofini‘ lint stun-s in New York city nnIll n has been recommended that th- One lncidcht marred the close 0f
’ t luwri- [ix-illllpl tII it‘ll than that ‘-tlIII5 ,I- lsII wharII atcusvd certuiu me 11 Iono Jsum of 3"“ (1...: be ”‘mropriatod to: the ses‘ sion Someone had t'.1k0n b.‘
* 3|""IIl1I'6I'-'Iiis I) be out- 55-Ii'I- willin: in bi tlII- [Ir-lire do that 1101 [Id “ith the hut ilidusti'5 hue and: l ( -'
I ‘ ' , work on the Norwalk ”tr 0 l '
. pnl...» _5,Il'I..I ‘ maxim: I::l illfll lllOV would call nizniii ln;in BIItliI-l also 0111} of his .\L‘“ lurk .lor the Stamford 113nm,- Emil; :gg‘bgg mistake; a. brozn )d05orcoafzh ‘athe:
I . IrI. :IIItlL ii I.- _lIlll Ilill'lvzl; -llviltli two 55.. “- tn 1,. .Im the Oug_il)u5inpss conjpplitors‘ witll ‘\"01)ng]‘)’ lt’or Bridgeport harbor by the chief sum 83%. onto a5! a m0;h szo n.
. I In. A. It -. :Iz: l’IssPV animjwumw I“. II “.1 ”mm“: to 509‘. lie-y appropriating and reproducing a has :I'Ilglncers of the Artur in reports 2 South Norwallc shop 13 voungp
I:I-.31.. l. )l .iIInnng. 0.; ; mu... m... . .I .. u... m. m h... m... that had in on designed for 11... fall ‘ mud... m Congress in .5530“ m Wu,“ spaiigrgtxefhfi; xii-1:913:11? 1:33;:
‘ " ‘ ill'I‘ ‘.‘1.- - tr» . 'I ' Ir - '-I-. '1 f . ""‘ . a
‘ o. . t , 11 nt . I , l ‘ lll . ‘ tr Me of the \'\'11111. slut s. \\ “Imgtou 5estcrda5'. ho n the (20‘. “ill [)6 et rn d l hi
.I ., II..: 1.1..: I-iiIc-s. llit‘lll l- llut l‘l'“‘ Days Left. 03““‘9'1 "‘ XS“ ‘0'“ Saturday. “11“” The engineers of the army under p r u e 0 s
V’r“! l1 Hi l""'l! tlnllflt‘d m lm' I'l‘ l‘Ile In...” “Influx! alga :llfil I ._ intrick Lillgolt. Li. lllL‘lliht'l' of the ;\\'h03lf directions [lll' work 'on the 32mg 0': to :1“: ”£001 tonigatl!0t?§r-
, III 6‘ II .. I' I .. . ..
I I I. III, IIII. luv... l l I..\ 2:.IIl $41.“ in his pmké‘ts when tandard Hat C0" of 33911101» l’roughtlcountry's riv‘zrs‘ harbors and other (i 56:13:01.1? kac rhare 3‘53 aflg at
In and (1m \2'11111 > in -l.' .l H}: in ‘.'.I-I. .I- ‘ .3 -_I 4 wore a m. 55”" against 'lr11l5 “Know. In?" mriwatcrw'ius is carried on. estimated etc" He “or wit ”01 ce co~op_era-
l. III.’lI-1rI.I~»l lInIrI-II-I-g tint ‘ «In: ”II had only tirtm l1 dais to $100 1100 domagIs, alleging defamation limit the work would' require the total tion rwili be undertaken. ."
l A'wkn I:I:w IiIII-III In,.«vI-IIII “in: he wok:- j:iil.. He, had °‘ “'“mw‘” ' , . lsum of 371.551 no for the year be— “1“"st? ‘3 “Him” a“) in
: I'llI'I‘II ill. li‘l’r‘l' HW‘HI‘I l. l IIwi :4 lltr,l(‘t‘(l for stealing: tin {with The action “a. "I“: md in nm‘ginnlm; July 1 1923 Anlerlcall Educaéldfi‘al Week. Did
I II:' in own StuIlnlmkIIr; iiiolIl‘III. Zl'plio had only ten days 1] rzskiir raidggiInls-‘glulitrut‘llizngnfisrfiE The ri5er and linrhor lmpro5ement 3°“ 9“" ask the 1111111 who shines
‘I'II1~ .1 .«mII' clothes cithvi" mun- tII swing. Lelimn ls “antod in“ ‘Tlill cglnplultit 1-:llIgIs that pt‘hc dt‘ illo'ms atom. hill rmgulr‘e 55.7.1“; 1.0 51:11" shoes if he can read and write?
1 ,,,,....m,z mica m. “Inm.x.,w “mmmL “as." for “01mm“ or [la-"hm bIIth-In litmus} _‘l and Sep- :I'tumpircd with an allotment of :51. Mrs. Anderson found the other 1135
'«I " H'II '1 Ilr'II'II n cur and ”:II llIilllll' l:l\\‘, "II has :1 reputation t, ml" 'r b 1n; il‘lSIill\1d‘}11“ 1rd. in I‘I'IG. 7515 (or the l'ist [is-cal year. that “W “MM“ With a stand 119'" the
,. I F‘V'rn'wnr'l 111 :1 “3.4;, m “”1"" “m1 M“"“"“““”"“” for I'll“ elm“ windows oi" llll’lr‘ i'iirious? This menus, ”ML should Congress Camilla Gift Shop cannot Write, his
\lfil‘livrlinlll. tlII _5' Minn lI-Il > " III‘IHI L'E‘ll'liz‘, k m «I with H“. x. lllu\\'lll r printed "mp «111051115: this money that the money at name. 1" other customers $011111"
.1. m. 5 Wu,“ mm]. “Mal,“ l: 3. “Hm“..flim HEM. have "may h.TI. . I u 1, . Ipwsem manage for harbor work also take; an hitcrest in him. and in
. I n. !I in :4 and Tlllt‘II't“ i th 'I . l‘ I iI' 55 It' to I“ ”mm, 111,-... 1,.” .0: .f I . . . g , ~ \ . Would have Sill-moo added to it. which others With whom they may (some in
, .7 ’ ,., i 1 m" .- rm. ‘ ..5 “IV"- V r’ . ‘ V. i. I caught Mouliiiv M5 .t5lII. ; sl5le moticv would be available after July 1. contact. Thursdav might become a
y',‘ . 51' l." l" i t : E ‘ l “' "W l" ““5 “llll the \‘l‘sf— III\lIlosiI.I11 lliut sini'llcd the whole 1111! “U“ 5(nr ’ - “d letter d3) ‘0‘ half a doc ho
ml; ”11? ‘ 1'5: 55"‘1I I,I"."'I w ’I"I [\I'iYiI'II ' _ . .~ ‘1! _ ~ I ' . en W
_ - —. ““"d' Other projects in the Providence. would look back. when they were
‘llll-CATIONAI. \VlilLK
4
[N PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BERKELEY CHAPTER
GIVEN HIGH PRAISE'
:1 micin ItI-Il tor 5011 this lull.
Others cannot '
11111111 1131
111.111 HAVE
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supper.
A turkey 'prepnred by
Steward Frank Hollywood. 01‘ the
Norwalk Country club,.was served
mine 75 of the members of the Put—
nam Hose company at the company‘s
quarters on Franklin street last eve-
'11'135: iollowing the December meeting
oi the Iompan5.
During ill? mee lug at which time
officers were elected. plans were
made «51' another turkey supper to be
held on the night of January 15211
e otiicers elected last night
\TGI‘CI
Cspmin~VVillinm Hank:
First Lieutenant —— Stanley‘ Tail-
madge. '
Second Lleuier antLLouis D'Orlo
Becoming Secretary—George Rus
sell.
Financial Secretary—«John Sculley.
TIUSTPB for 3 Years— William Ca?-
lalian.
Trustee for Years
Trustee for l Your ;~ George
. madge.
l‘iao applications :0.
in the co impart}: ‘iIi'fL: read on at the
meeting and will he acted 11pm .11 8
later meeting or the IIImpnny.
The dinner 55l.i(-h to‘loued
meeting was well prepared and was
t)
5.
Philip Seih.
i
tiictui-III's liiiIl lllI-ually obtained ‘my
;sl,\lI- Ht‘l‘l't‘l. I sizii'tI-Il Cl'llllllllil “and
ci5il .11 tion to proud tli- designs I
l
l
"‘ llu55lngr printI-Il mutter also appeared
also 'l‘liI ll. on Statement of
l
\ -r1 l V. H1.:l pixiisw (It l‘IIlllew (‘31:lpli'l'.
,1 II mm: .\.. 'I'._ itf'Ij-Iy' II: thI- l-j.I~I ”,2 Si :1', 551m
1. ‘ I\'~Ull'l \II'i: lIIl I.I.~'l night .il llIII illlll‘lll- iii-1
\‘I' " l1 ‘5‘ IiII-"iIII: I’I.‘ tI:I- I‘iI.IiI‘II:' lIi Growl
I II Fa‘l‘FIII: ‘Il.ill‘I l \lt'l. ‘IlIIl Il llilI'liI'III'li 3.: .\'I W
I ”Ii '1. T‘III'V' I.II,-liIl..t-"'« \St‘l‘t i.itltit
; II .II‘ ll .. I:I.x'lf'“
..
Vl'll.lIIL." itII I-'~'S :IiI-r-tinc Mrs
g ‘1 \v 1;" :11 'l I‘ “Av {IL M :IlI «l “llli :1 L’flll
; ‘ ,I 1 VIP” :xI,» .. I . I >‘l‘1l‘ll‘ ;I:IIl I'rIIzii'ilI:
‘ . I- I iIIIiII‘I r '11. , tIi'I III I‘lllilnll 55:15:
.‘ I 15+] .I‘ Iq- :llll lII- LY 111.4 .ir'tiziir K. )“litll. 551101
, I . - .I.I.l-I lhI lIII".l I.l:.'iii/.:ilinn. Assishl
‘ 131'. '1 (him! Matron Mrs. liiiru'cll.
’ I. a 4 .It " ,‘(I II' HII'IIIn. 5511s )IrI-sIIiit (it the in-
I. l'.‘ 5" r‘. IiIIIliIIH,
It IlI' w: ‘i cc-
.Q“
“rot
i it C ALDRON
I in A SUCCESS
.,I
fill
l‘IIlI’IIv in:
. I .
I-I lll'nlltl‘N :'iiIl guests present 1'1:-
:11- II to tliI l; :isemI nt of the Berkeley,
I t I is: im l 55 liI rr- :1 dainty llllit‘llt’on
55:19 <I15IIl :IilIl dam-int: enjoyed.
\lUllS to the inspection. M'r‘l
'lth l .-I rick and Mrs. BurWIll “('70 (In—
l1 ‘1 n “H suc— tIi.111.Il with :1 dinner at theI P0511]
2.. Mason: c TIinp.I'-.1I“ll’”ll S ”Ol‘l “titers in the dinner
Irv-nuance was lair?" "‘4‘ “”9 Mr-‘- “Om“? Richards
~15 gratifying. 5m: .31". Pitch and Mr. and Mm 110 J
Fizmm. ‘ M race
55:15 gIInI -r.il
aehistcd by all of
v orkcrs.
I‘l. 5511-: in clmrze of
In! and Mrs. Clifford
II.
chair-I
GuII Isis from D1nhury.Siamrord and
{Georget )wn altcl did the inspecthoa. .
BAVARIA REFUSES
Ktic booth. Mrs. Lll- l
.‘ilrs Value; confcc-: -TO APOIJOGIZE
S‘I'I k Firm! and Are. J.
M .' V ti -b- '
””31. (Thifiwigt’fi BERLIN Dec. 5 (By The Asosciat-
. “rm rind “A“, the cd Pres) .—-—The \lunlch correspond-
.. ‘ . “ ' lent of the Lokal Anzelger says it is
II- of in Mrs. Arthur .
4i certain that as far as Bavaria. is con-
i:nIlI'Ir the dlré’ction
earned the demands of the Allies in
their ultimatum of Nov. 30 for apolo-
H S l'l'i‘ . '. .. .
{',,,,,.nl,ia:§ pnnlut 55' and indemnity for attacks on oil-
.._ ‘ ‘ core of the inter-allied commission of
I .. A“ DIRECTORY. control. will not be fulfilled to the ex-
_- , tent stipulated.
. «IrlllnlCt‘ltil‘ifl of Old. A Slunich dispatch to Vdrwaerts
1': A. p, & A. Mmgsays that the Bavarian premier. Dr.
J .1... r}... 5th g p. m. l Knclling. who arrive: in Berlin todny
. . 5
s I
l'mzreo work will
' hum of the Cable
“3" Will be served.
“Hi r'I‘IrIllallv invited.
” T‘Il th'flnX, Sec'r.
'IVI‘IYSH. W, M.
~
r
I’I-r. NO. IS. H. A. u»
"Inert", Temple. South m
, 1 and 4th Tueldln of
A... .
~pr
-.
5'. 5 o'clock. July find,
‘33:}
All R. A. H.103!
’rarernsity invited.
8. P. DECK“ a. P.
F a. LYON. My.
l
for a conference with Chancellor Cu-
no.1; resolved not to sign the letter or
apology which the Allies require.
NIRFOLK, Mm. TOWN
HALL DESTROYED
NORFOLK. Mm. Dec. 5.’—The
Town Hall here. built in 1797. and
used so a. church until 1870. was born:
I-d today. Valuable records were de-
stray ed by the fire. the cause of which
was minnow-11.1111; loss was placed
at $40,000.
Illv "llt'l‘lllll'!’ tlic on; 111111- safe showing th
l
l
nos! appetiziniz and the diners did
.ull justice to it. _
sun WARNER I
Fflllilllflllflll
"\VliI-ii I (liw'ITI5I-1'I:Il thiit two manu-
“"lhII style that (auscd all this (I):-
IitI-mIni (ll‘ll 151m 11 in the suit has
lIIIl. iI-iIi'i'IIl to as the 'l‘iiil5' “'51 rnIIr
(Mu-I'm“) hill. is now suiIly sealed
111 the Court .iiiIl in ciist0Il5 of Clerk
\\l1IIlI r of the Siiperiur‘Court of the
st:~il- (Il Cnillltclicut
'i am going to show this t'nmous
$.llIII IIII'I mII-II-l on 1115 flu: foot shelf
in 1115 55i11do55s today}
’ll1-Ion1pl.1l11i. adds that the fol-
«In tliI' placards.
'.'\i1othIr Arrest in “'arncr Hat
(“mam Patrick Elllgoit ChargId with
Truly \\ arner."
Adjaccnt to this printed niatterthfi
complaint 'fldds. was a rI-pllca of a
e front door broken
instruments gent-till!
usI d 115 burglars hing hearty.
I It is charged that all this was done
55 ith the alleged intention of repro-
acntlng the plaintifl as a burglar.
Elligott declares in hi Icomplaint
that the charges Intended to be made
115' the printed matter are false and
malicious and that they 11mm injured
his reputation causing damage to him
and bringing about the loss or court.
dcncc of those with whom he and his
firm have done business.
ndd 7'51). to
111111 1111: till,
William Hill
John A. Moore, Jr.. 3 Salvation
Army worker. of Irvington. N. J.. to-
gether with three other Salvation
Army workers, had narrow escape
from injury today at 1: 30 o'clock
and a set or
when a Chevrolet car in which they.
were riding down Westport Ill failed
to make the turn and skidded crash-
ing into a. ctr owned by Rogers &
Stevens. and driven by List Percy.
The Rogers a. Stevens car was comr
in; out or North avenue to turn up
East avenue. when the Moore car
skidded down the 11m. turning around
so that it qt out of control ‘ and
crashed into the delivery at. The
mudguard: and top or the Rogers 8:
Stevens car were badly damaged.
while the right front and rear mud-
guard: of the Moore car were almost
ripped of! by $110 imbue.
Although all to, the: 31$“:an
badly shaken up. no one was 111111de
‘Tnlfi
membership I
the
THE I NHABIT ANTS
311111111113 .
ill 11113111 SilliEN
, PEORIA. 111.. Dec. 5.~—Offici'ils
vestlgatigig the. theft of sixty
of whiskey from the Libel-r5
Corporation at I’ekin, ll._ l.)
li\’(‘ armed bandits todav c
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in- l
l
Y eastl
t55 euty-l
o iiie‘cted
mu raid with 1111 unsuccesxlul one on}
the .L'merican Distillei'5 here N05 :31
last I: was said se5cral of the Pekini
m. ‘)l)IIrs were identified as particmants‘
in the futile attempt hole. 'l‘hn "ea§t
Corporation {emu-:15 55:13 the Globe:
:llistiicry and the liquor had been
storcd the: e since before the \‘olstcud
:ct went into effect.
Tl e raid 55' as made just as the night-
:liiit of 9115110593 went on diit5 Voncj
_n:' the robbers was masked. Til-25"
swore armed heavily and mow-Ii with;
military precision. SomII surrounded
the plant “bile othi'rs Inter-(l and
I' unipellcd the workers to put up their-
hands
i‘wclvc barrels .of whiskey
loaIlod on-ca'ch of fire trucks which
we’re d'rivcn rapidly away 0591' the
hard roads toward Springfield. 'l‘mco
In. tlicm immediately was lost. ,
'It was rennrtm’l‘ono truck l'r'iko
:Itnvm fin-I miles out of Pcltin. but 11
mix-rift :md posse in pursuit wczc 111111.?
l
l
'ere l
l
ll. 1.. district. in which Norwalk,
Bildgcp ort and Stamford are placed
inczluilc
Pollock Rip Shoals $50. 000; Pro5l—
Block Island harbor of refuge. $10.-
000'1’autucketriur, $33. 000; Cori-
nccticut rl5I: r below Hartford S 70. 000;
Duck lslzinIi harbor. $44. 000; Green-
“clh harbor $511110
AUlfiEflUCED
ll] WREBKAEE
A touring car ownedb the Strut.~
lord Lumber company. and driven by
. . . m Stratford, Was struck
and hurled across the Post Road just
below LeRoy avenue, in Darten. at
9: 53 o'clock last night, by a motor
driven by
truck from \‘ alerbury
Marina Cinciolla. of 314 Bank street.
‘W aterbury bound for New York city.
A Norwalk- bound trolley car came
along a second or two after the tour—
ing car had been struck and hurled
across the road and due to the quick
work of the motorman, an acetdeut
avoided.
wagievens was not injured, although
the car was reduced to a mass or
wreckage. When it. was buried across
the road, is was toppled into a ditch,
e‘ngtne first, and the rear wheels pro-
jected access the trolley truck; The
trolley which had slowed down con-
sides-ably, struck the spare tires on
the back of the car, and also the rear
wheels, but did no damage.
Cincioila said that he did pat, see
the Stevens car, as the he
knew of its presence was it
loomedupinfmto othisuucguhe
was rounding the crane in the rout.
The motorman oi' the trolley cu- had
switched of! his powerful sou-chug“.
usabuasheuoficedthetruckround
matheeu'ne. Smmmdmuhn
had bo'en lit and that
Cinciono was too far over in the road.
m. However, no arrests were made
.in it matter, both men agreeingto to
allow their Wee companies
nettle the matter.
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am. 517mm Wm
mm
PHIL-AD Dec. 5.-——Iohn
WW. in» is ill at his home
new, as In an improved
mum-Mamas
today.
WP.” «Battle Creek,
HmumgfévdafitnSonth
Non-flaw
barrels; I -
isomil problems such as employment. l
Epopulaiion is reported fleeing
‘of these lines in tho past month.
1113 111111311
1111311111111.
1111131310113
of the director of
Mrs. Rachel Ander—
son at the Franklin school liaI. been
anal. red with the first Tuesday in
December from eaily atternoon to the
supper hour. six to seven p. in. She
5: ill be in the otfice on the second;
floor at that time each Tuesda5 and
Thur-311.15. ready loitalk with the for-
elgh- born about educational or per-
Ofl'ice hours
America n‘ization
housing or health, Se5eial students
haw been assisted along one or more
'lhc current telephone news also
giws 3:54 the number of the phone}
just installed at Mrs. - dersonshomnl
:64 Flax Hill road: 3th will gladly
make appointment. with citizens in—
terested in Americfinizatlon. and will
appieciute the minus and addresses of
newcomers in the community. who
;.m:15' be r"lad of pyroomu invitation to
attend night school learn Eng. '51:. etc.
Last night a student. of :1 year 1.530.,
5. ho has 113w became. u vbter_ visited
Franklin school 911 citi‘ze whip night.
_I
reading the newspaper a your or two
hence. to December ‘1 as the date of
their first readinglessou in English.
The illiteracy percentage in Connecti-
cut increase .51 thW’QEIt 1930 and 1930.
To set the tide the other Wm" before
1930. we, who read the papers need
to talk to _those lwho cannot read.
“‘hat good are posters to encourage
lhc illiterate to attend school? once
they start, urged by customers or
working associates. the school is likely
to hold their interest. Thursday even-
ing thrI problem of miter-annual] he
stromed from seven to eight. and the
second hour till the chimes =will ad-
journ to the assembly room for :1 con-
ccrt‘ arranged by the High school or-
chestru. Music appeals to men and
women of all countries. whether the)
can read and write or not. '
SUlPlElAN lillllllllll
lllllllllill llllliil
deuce were destroyed. by tire early :9-
day. The great monastery of me Trap-
pist monks. nearby. was not touched.
stltutlons in the dominion in the last
few weeks. St~ Boniface College. neat
Winnipeg, was destroyed Nov. 25, and
ten students lost their lives. The den—
tal school or the University '0! Hon-
treal was damaged twice last month,
and Juvenaf College Was damaged in
the blaze that devastated the We
of Ten-chaotic on Dec. '1:
The church was valued at $160,000.
It van destroyed. by fire in 1875 and
rebuilt as I, modern church.
YARHOUTH._N. 8.. Dec. 5.——The
busineu section of Yarmouth was
threatened today by a. fire that de-
stroyed the Princess Block. and was
still burning thil afternoon, but
mm to be under control.
JUDGE OVERRULES
‘DEMURRER OF LEE
OXFORD, Mlx., Dec. 5 Judge
E. R. Holmes ova-ruled the demurrer
,0! Governor 1415 H. Russell asking
matthe petition of xix Frances Birk-
headbedismmdon themqtno
ground: tor action, finer: court out
2411 man out of their barracks.
The Port Had a Stormy Career of Sixteen Ye!!!
Under German, and Eight Years Undér
‘ Japanese Rule, and Was to Be Returned
to China Today —— Bandits Demand
$100, 000 for Officials and Police
in Their Hands
are being looted nightly, the dispatch
TIES TSIS. China. Dec. 5.——(Asso-
The 20 000 Japanese who
elated Press).—-chorts rccc 'I'ed here 9:; say.
todaysav that Chinese, bandits have main in Tsingum ones-mini 3:;
taken control of Tsingtaor,‘ Shantung. def- :iding the city. apparently
impI tent in the face of the menace.“
i Tl. is was the day set. for the not“!
.delivery of the KlaoChow W
{from Japan to China. under thé ’
of the \V’ashlngton Armament W
ence. The region was seized by Bir-
many in 1898 as indemnity (or
in the boxer uprising. At tisé
hieak of the world war. Johan £5»
tured it and was awarded it“
[51 act: of Versailles. but in can:
tions 551th China at the Wash
contrkuncc agreed to turn it back!“
~..; inter.
the Kiaochovr port noose stormy
carcc‘r in war and diplomacy was to
culminate‘today in its return to China.
after twenty-{011' :nars of alien rule
the first sixteen under Germany and
the last eight under’Japan. The
from
’the city.
Trains from Tringtao are said to be
crowded with refngr'es. .Cl'iihess:
police sent from Poking to take over
the city are repcrtod to have been
OKA, _.Que. Dec. 5.~—The Sulpician§0f Wicklow
church. seminary and priests' resi--known as Sir
This in in fifth fire in Catholic [11‘ ~
»Tl'Ic bandits. according to the tele-
grams demand $100.90!) ransom {6?
the delivery of officials and police in
their hands. The outlaws also hold
out‘ for the appointment of their
chief as governor of the, port.
Shops and residences and buildings
Mrs
. From County
Los AVGELES Dec
and escaped today. She was under a
sentence often years to life imprison-
ment after conviction of the hammer
murder of Alberta. Bleadows. She was
held in the jail pending formulation of
an appeal.
“’ith the aid of several steel saws.
LONDON. Dec. 5 ('By The Asso-
elated Press).——Autonomous' govern—
ment in Ireland today lacked only the
formal assent of ~King George to the
Irish Constitution bill.
The Anglo—Irish treaty expires to«
marrow. when the provisional govern;
ment will cease to function and the
Free State Government will officially
take charge. The flrq meeting of the
ercachtas, or I shParuiunent has
been fixed for 5 oclock Wednesday
afternoon.
haeonwhile the Dali will. sit private-
ly to choose thirty members of the
Seanad lreann. or. Senate. The choice
will be made from about 150 candi-
dates and the selection will be” an-
nounced tomorrow,
The Daily Mail's Dublin correspond~
out says that the appointees of Viril-
liam Cosgrave. president 0! the Ball
include the well— known writers, Wil-
liam Butter Yeats and George Ruben
also the Earl of Dom-avail. the Earl
Lord Glenaw~—bettei
James Campbell. the
former Irish Lord Chaneellow—and
posibly Lord Decies. the husband of
Vivian Gould
a
day is unknown. but if was apparent-
ly urgent His hands are not only 1'9. ll
of national business: but. his wife is
NEW Elm 3.0 33371333
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 5.—Revision of
railroad ember-goes swung New
England shipments were announced in.
the New Ion-k. flew Karen at Hart-I
ford 3‘. shroud. Through this moans:
it is claimed. it may be poxibie for:
i‘re road to clear itself. of a large sic-
(summation of freight Wind it will be
possible also for outside” was mare
up earloéds for 43 given Wand:
’or transfer within the Rev Haven
lines.
The new orders m.- etpeeted to help
0‘11! Mama.
of com coming upon the m'
from the iidrflseafi. ’l'hisf
minions assist! {or the tubes-l. , ,
”##—
mumgeu'mhextfledm'I
the owner-suture “can.
,5
mm,
l
Japanese destroyers are in tin
Here as a precaution against ti?
molest Japanese nationals.
bandits are known to be in the
s I
Phillips Makes Escape
Jailer Reborn That She Used Several Steel Saws in Mi;
' irig Getaway at 2 O’clock This Morning"
5 —Clan she had been aided by other in“
Phillips Clhh‘fl 0‘“ Of a window in Bmwere sawed through “W
the women 5 section of the county jail crawling out. the window she a!“
to the roof of an adjoin“ m
climbed down the fire escape and lbs
appeared.
jail authorities for several hours.
t matron in making rounds out the
her escape was effected at 2 a. 111., ac— in Mrs. mt. ,
cording to a report to the sheriff by lmatron then
the jailer. Wet was arm-med thatltw;::-:W 5w»-
Free State Government Of ,
Ireland Comes in Tomorrow
First Meeting of the Irish Parliament Has Been Fixed {R
5 O’clock—Governor-General Healy Is Busy.
Dali Eireann as be lower house of ther
The business that bmught President,
Cosgmve to London suddenly yester-lpresident of the ma. Free music
Anewrunngmumm deal-7
mg with the handling of wloid loi- : ,
en-_
-KIAO~CHOW, China, Dec. 5.
‘rom bandits. who it is feared.-
Jail L08 Ange
The escape was not W W
111‘
sec.
Phillipo' cell ,
discovered the nomads-Vi
fiumfldmfisfin
gravely ill and it is not believed h.
550le ha“; left it he could Mn
aimided doing so.
Timothy Healy. who yesterday con.
firmed. in an interview his acceptanc.
of the governor-generalship of the
Irish State, returned to Dublin
on the night boat after consultation:
at the" Colonial Ofilce. which are un-
derstood to have been satisfactory tau
both parties. .It is considered note—
worthy that Mr. Heady is the first una
titled person to be clgisen a the
King’s representative in any Brithh
dominion. It is also understood {ht
unlike those of all other vicar-om tho
prospective govemorogeneral'a this
will be officers of the Irish Army. In-
stead of. owners holding co 3 I
from the us.
Arrangements for Use evacuation at
all British troops remaining in fix
3 State tenitory are going forward. out
it is undestood that the but of 11!.
military will have left by Dec. 185’
Although the appointment at an
new governor-{errors} of mm It!
not been announced. the report tit!
the Duke of Abel-corn timid be an
cho‘ice seems likely to prove m
HOLIHEAID. Wales but. ‘A
historic meeting occurred her-9' u
evening It was between 1111'. 9“
its first. governor-general.
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moved rapidly m as
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