Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 7, 1919, Page 1

...‘ i . Bulletin Service Flag 1919 ; 10 PAGES——74 COLUMNS PRICE TWO CENTS VOL. LXI—NO. 33 POPULATION 29,919 NORWTC-IL CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, WOULD TRANSFER $6,000,000 < Gy of Bromery Wor R Bl | St o= FETERAL TRODPS ORDERED London, Fcb, 6. — A 4,989,435 pounds in December i Gaptured By Poles | Presented in House Lézmiisincint: oo st L R I e A i revenue bill would be reported out of | et e German Troops Were Defeat-| R tati g | “Raval sioop Fenarch struck a mine | SAv BElNs A e toient uclul ps Were Defeat-| Representative Kitchin Ex-|or tvne. Lact of the crew landed at! ems. ed After Brisk Fighting—| pects Approval Before Ad-|Souib Shields Bugland. | e |” Former Queen Maria Theresa of | £ . SOUVENIR TAYLOR STARTS Ukranians Ask Entente to| journment Saturday Night Bavaria is dead. With 25,000 Bill Introduced in the Senate by Senator Bowers, Chairman CENTENNIAL SUGGESTION| Intercede. —$6,000,000,000 Measure, |« nfiiz?::;n‘:):k\vd:;mpla;t”m 575 go:c?? In a General Striks, in Sympathy Shipyard it i e : 1, 45,000 Union of the Finance Committee Calls for Transfer of Money g Spoclal o The Bulletin) e | e Eh e b |miee from Chricston o pcivil ed| Vgorkle;s Who Walkei Ov.llfi J;n\lat;y 25, X ot §s . cslati artford, Feb, §-—William Harrison | promperg, German Poland has been |dollar war rcvenue bill, the greatest| Gold holdings of th o i —] t treet Are Lo m B > g, - i, E e Imperial Bank | en Ha ork—In Seattle eet Cars From Civil List Funds—Real Constructive Legislation aylor, generally “known as “Souve. | e S E Fo B by Gorman | tax mensure In tha history of - the | oreiopholdings of the Imperial Banik n Have Quit Wi - May be Expected Next Week, After Committees Have the bureau of information and | iroops, after brisk fghting, according | world, was formally nreseiied today | 00y marks on Jan. 55, Stalled, Schools, Restaurants and Theatres Are Closed ay pec accommodation at the state cap.tol | (f°%0 ATier, briok AERCN i the house and Wil bs caried up sat |U0g Barke on Jan 2. o s c : ed. s a Yo sy urday. It rad been six months inlyopoiied to have placed orders for $1.- Soldiers From Camp Lewis Have Been Sent There for Reported. o T L o | UKRANIANS TASK ENTENGE the making, had been passed once b¥ | FE0GG \worth of leather | i N P s Jed Publicati resolution, passed in the senate an the house, and had been revised twice [ *'Brls gt | d ication—800 1 to The Dulletin.) SENATE. house, for the appointment of a com- | POWERS TO INTERCEDE | .o meet the transitions from war to mll’lrvbhuhh;\t‘:‘:avc!leig‘er:“hzzlxi\;eerb‘r:\;«‘;:yz‘ an ewspapers |fiave JSuspende Feb. 6Tt Is the calm be-| Senator Sessions L. Adams presided |miticc of senators and representatives | Bale, Switzerland, Teb, 6.—(Havas) | peace and from & "weir to -dry~ ne. | Ml be alowed o mase beer with 3| Emergency. orm in the Coanecticut leg- |at Thursday’s session of the senate,|to obsetve the cetnennial anniversary | The Ukrainian government has re- | tion. i B noeicating. under ren amcud»‘ A there was practically [in the absence of Lieutenant Gov- |of Connecticut legislatures, “\hl"“‘ 0C- | quested the enten nowers to induce Representative Kitchin the demo- ment. i Eeattle, Wash, Feb. 6—Federal The soldiers were accompanied by doing n either house today.|ernor Wilson, A substitute bill was|curs May T oM. I A o eton|the Poles to cease their attacks cratic leader expects the house to 20 |™Tiiiy States Employment Servios | troops from Camp Lewiy are quartered |30 tracks carrying provisions and am= ANl bills are with committees and |rcported by the committee on rail- Taylor has been digging up inteis |sgainst the Ukraintans, in order/ithat|nrove the measure—agrocd tu by sen- |, /0S5 Guates Emplaymen: Servics) SIos from Camp Lew's are auarteced| 33 (rces o o s, g et - ihe o o e o it Hope ithe (05 the {Dkrainlans Zmight ‘concentratsi|atéiand house conferdes—be w&o\dd'l President’ Wilson appointed mem. | “stand ready for any emergency,’ as| Camp officials stated that the men R s ot |painion o The Pt oo fom oF | oipiate officers, dR1 L Expellency ] et T e St %in| . Minois-fed Hereford steers sold for | with the general strike this morning | ready for. any emergency. 5 ol R BIRRE of t1e | the sanate’ fons reprisentaiives: to be e Tonath s I liew. | FIVE PERSONS KILLED the senate 'as soon as (he house has|$20-10 in Chicago, establishing a re- 45,000 union men in sympathy with| Demobilization at Camp Lewis halt- R Lt orel ntate |apainted by tre itraler’ ot the]oonor. Jonathan, Ingers Isq,, lieu IN PARIS-METZ RAILWAY A T L e Cne neEl Coraiprice for the séadon: | 25,000 yard who waiked | ed today under orders from Major B Rt oy nite. sun five vermons ot members| Lee s S oen B ety e | T raiiwas conch- | hobses in the ferm. in which 1 was |, Francis J. Hensy said the Federal|out Jjan. 21 to enforce demands for |General Joseph D, Leitch. reporte xt Tuesday |of the general assembly, to be ap-|urer: Elitha Colt, Esd. comptrollor intly handed over to France by | reported iy e conferees is confidant- | Trade Commission did not propose to ! higher wages, 4 { Bus lines operating between Tacoma e W es on to the calendar | pointed by the governor, for an in-| Ses 5 Sl 8 s B o y et aier i on Tomh o mnoecuteamacE for alleged viola-| Drizadier Gemeral John L. Hayden|and Camp Lewis were ordered coms 3 Safl then Will como. the | yeetization S St Sl e e i SR Gl R ¥ s | oms. of the law. the contingent of 500 sol- | mandeered and soldiers were placed in 4 printed, and t B et aTRbTams, e e 10 rederick_Woleott sizling accident i s el A R b ipping Board announced that five | Seattle and Brigadier Gen- rge of the operation. Fth Wk it | et Tl ’( ASLithe Ete e Ihe Eerking Men. on. Railway line lae night in} = The completed measure will not be| ,55{ii)n)" vessels would be roleased|eral Frank B. Watson nder him| Passes to soldiers wishing to go to ot of PR and. My | e rs of the commisson are , Bsq., Hon. Eljah Board- | persons lost their lives. [sent to France unle the presides | from Government control in Tacoma, 36 miles from here, two|Seattle were dented. r b « printed | scrve without compensation, but will Hon,' Daniel Tomlinson, were infured, departure for home is do TRl et o raill L] 2 Tacomz, FagimHies from MEre, o | Seaftle ed. n fa he have not|pe allowed expenses not to exceed $1,- St 3 Number 47, bound for Metz |yond the daie now set e e L e o o nd a machine &un com- Lk ¥ o 'of mem- | 000 and_ sibject to the spp or Bed e e O Ntz | g, The president is ewpected io|Slated to succeed former Attorney ' uipment of the soldiers m = e thesliomel At 2ian i General Gregory 200 hand grenade FEDERAL PROTECTION s « s are |the board of cont b teuil when the passengers cccupying|sisn the bill soon aftor his arriva a han nades. & mpar; Ty sm e pros- |sion is to be provided with the two coaches handeq ever by Ger.|here. In the meantimo, the internai| Time for filing by farmers of appli-| Authority for the use of troops was | 1S TO BE PROVIDED e r1 for shori- |the capitol and shall give e e many began to experience trouble in | revenuo bureau IS brocoeding - with | isaionss toc i ato ot e e e aeory of War Deler| Washiucion, 'Beh - i tive ! + vas (noarings as it may deem expedient oL Spedice | breathing and strorng nexious gases | preparations for collecting 1319 taxe: e . ¥ upon es from Govel 8t 1t roops from! Catap, Lok (0| 5e e lance of members Ti ¥ | The findings of the n ax SR ; hegan to 61l up the coaches. on the basis of the schedules as con- | Navy Department seeking bids from | Lis . omn tive t |be reported to the ersol The pa o i | was authorizea Secre sen ure rosoried by the |leading steel companies of th S ; Baker de s et e e e n- Thirty-five | union men in| W8S SUE OB B eed T > than April 1 | S dows, Tt a5 Soon &8 trsah ol oams | conterees. uy for sicel requirements for the vicinity of works today, | 4ELe e R e eton of tha 0 Speaker Wi Med el Srenc sozrah, Gardner | In _contact with the sases the coaches| Large revenues are expect new battleships and fuel vessels. ahor le s said, but in Tacoma re- |groor G Washng Sy 1o « 1 vas . T e | Henry :Champion, Rl AL O U T B g s i A bill was introduced in the Senate sponse was not so genel thie]| there: Que SloRal gencxpC e LE T v orably on a b Frariit became a mass of fire. The passeng- | intoxicating beverages unt = | commandant was directed to furnish S Ry g : peals from the board ‘ i s <. in terror, fled to the tracks in the | When prohibition legislation to abollsh the (ofice of Contrdller Sufjuicincinal unions, involved: ithere were | G ver soiliacitaiafenu L ere o re e n: S Froiiie i ert Billin, G a ot el A train’ gouig In the| effective. Currency and turn its dudes over to,the carmen, timber workers, barbers |y Stion Fha et aeAne i e calendars, acts conceening matters | G/ SN amnowe o A T e AT opposite direction nto them| Estimates of the exict revenue re- | the Federal Reserve Board. .~ land retail clerks 4 | auest e o rest in the towns courts = of | g et bl five: wera k turns in prospeet vary, Unofficial es-| Ten coal companies of West Virginia reet ped running in Seat- o depmentiomni bty ‘a teord o D | Ebenezer Brockway, Moses i o imates published today placed the |have consolidated under the name of | tie, schools closed, restaurants and 2 D ng atte 10 be ¢ rmed by the|3jor le. Stent s T Of the ired, ail of whom | timates pubiish: t rlaced th < der the law the nL)unmNn muel O. | e J i sal. | Jlontville, Stephen G. Thatcher afin tren oy dield at about 36,086,000 0. this year,|the Reliance Coal Co. of Ohio. theatres closed their doors, newspapers | Under the : o board of aldermen and fix i i Tondon Lo Ts : vere trea the hospital at|vield at about $6, this year, par quired to furnish such protec as pointing judzes c e (aldermen and fiuing bis sal [London. Lyman Law.“Tacod B e cight suffered only |and $4150.00(,000 in 1921, Estimates| Five thousand men were thrown out ' suspended and other industries ceased duired fo furnish such protection as ity 1b Naugatoek sl Or SR e v Thnest iy o Goddard from the effects of asyhwxisting sas.|prepared by committee snd tre of work at Scanton, Pa., when the ation. Twelve “soup kitchens|3ate, Sxemiives MBLITERICe St i P tabl the motion of Sen: | s P e et Sthe | experts indicutin rospective returns | De Lackawanna & Western | were established by culinary unions to | TIe58a8€ from o 73 b g oo A i BT < Eald it G I e ey e R L GO0 - Shut dgwn three ‘mine foed strikers and others who depend | iNgton did not ask for assistance, but ' 1ob In th Sats the mae | it e aidan sl e SR the coachas was mor|pared with ubout $1370990600 from| Wyoming has appropriated” $10,000 ' upon restau r meals. - Patrons|merely outlined thereluntion f A rag B M BB s favorable rep port was recelved on| Stoninton, Beractim e Tonths ool ta Taws made public|to be used to entertain soldiers upon|of the kitcher re lined wup ‘and % b ol BEEEE P 1 in the house to ahell fish com- e Al AL Focd Carni s, mor to n hot box |iomorrow br Represenictive Kitehin. | their return home at the Atlantic|served in military “mess” fashion. | executive that cted n comm £ conference |} TaEnr le = e - of the abuoxious gases|The $6,070,000000 for this 3ear is bas- | ports. | Only emergency telegraph business| g &b Lewis b2 apbe ailey of Dan- [M€{0re Januar s | coun unexnlained. Boih conches wers|ed on prospective taxes for the fiscal| President Wilson thanked Repre- | from Seattle was handled by th S e s o b eport of recommendation fr | Wat Sihy ve: 5 1n neluding six | sentative Padgett for his vote on the »h companies. The telephone i Eques v BEkEwae: an- | CIRROTE of recgmmencation | o by the flame: vear ending July 1 T £ me . for his vot Eraph compan The telephon Camp Crmiander hadl read ek n BAXt O thed i vesery for Mabilit ; s Y ; — Lo 1mvmm venue from insoxinants, R L s S em continued in service. Paricr il tais v cerning reserves fo wility | Jr, Asa Butts, Cant fo- wrns for the present caiendar year a - — O . deTRitne There ; »n the | Workmen's compensation _insurance, | seph Prontiss, Hamp Luihr \var- | SCHEDULE OF TROOP Srof estimatadiiby ihe | pedts s ati e GHIRHG eTCHORTACKE ! TROOPS ARE READY Ofclals of the labor defrtment that t rtatn > the com v B <ly MENTS FROM FRANCE | about $5.788,000.000 yn, N. ¥ i FOR ANY EMERGENCY |5, 0% bl In the senate it t to the ed | ckiey, Plainfield; | Paris, P —Troop muvements te| Imphasis was laid tonieht by con | New York Legislature adopted a o A e e oyl Wit tho el e K n ims and in the house| A favorable report received | J , Ina, t nited States are arnounced feroes on ihe retention, for the ben- |resolution appointing a committee to| Tacoma, Wash. Feb. 6.—Un |tle and that three commissioners of ' mmites of the juciciary. Mr.|from the committes on the judiciary | it of business interests, of virtwally | work with a similar committee from |command of Brigadier General John|the department were there conferring Geary of Waterford an ¥ increasing the compensation of the | Nich a (date of sailire not givemy, | ail of the wo-called re Provistoris. | to draw up the neces- |l Hayden, 800 soldic with the leaders on both sides. Tt was e appol cierk of the borough court of Green- s e e I L sushions® in the incoms andfwar) fons concerning the tun-|Lewis shortly after aid that everything possible bad been r ' SICh ‘to $1.000 . year. Ir e s schoof dotan ey d st LR Tt Bl done by the department to promote an ~ onife 3 Senator Baware itiie, chatvman: ot achment, Regarded among the most jmport-| Bills for the return of the canven- | tellisence depas early adjustment. y erence of the act con- [the committee on finance. introduced sailed F'ebruary {. with de. |ant of these is 2 new conference | tion system of nominatir T R R s oy = i per tucated by the | (he foilowi §if fromihis committee n ospitals 15. 13 and 6 amendment tes in taxes | judicial officials were introduced in| i the senate to the com-|' 'Tne treasarer Sl witho ton duvs |ner, Bolton; © February 3. with cas. |t0 business E 2 shrink- | the New York legislature | DEBATE CLOSED ON NAVAL JEREMIAH A. O'LEARY n and in the house | from the ¢ of TassNga of fthis @act]iteh, Coveners age In value of their mv andise as| According to reports received at| APPROPRIATION BILL CONDUCTS HIS OWN CASE 4 n humane institutions. | transfer the sum of 36,000,000 from | {0n; Thomas fa, February with gSta]shown by inventories, tizlher with|Copenhagen, a Norwegian and a| \yruchington, Feb, ©.—General de-| sew York, Feb. 6—Jeremiah A, Middletow Ad MY | the civil I'st funds to the sinking funa | 1204 o with coast artillery corps | allowances for losses in construet edish steamer were sunk with the on the 3750,000,000 naval appro- | O'Leary, on trial in federal court here Il Svere 0use | created_under tac ons of sec- | 1(0 Fleld Actiliery Brig.-|of war buildinge | 1058, 0f 25 liv \y{piiation bill with its new three year on ciwirges of violating the esaicrage ommitice. Ition 107 of the tatutes. The | L0 Alorant . de |\ o pel 5 TN MAIL | Portugal proclaims a blockade of all |, ijging programme, was closed to- |law, toak the conduct of his defense bt of e 7| (reasurer i authorized to_use or | fira: gusls DOt . ¢lday and the house worked untl late |into his own hand: 03S-ex- n the TIo e e tai | Ny, BATE of sald for buying and | 150 b casuals ¢ FOR SOLDIERS ABROAD J. Henry Albers, former president of | nioni on amendments,with a view |amining at length ! Ochs, e B Edowion ] bonds of fe ‘o0 mayil QE ANV T with the 163r1| <Washinzton, Feb. 6.—Gensral Persh-|the Albers Brothers Milling Co. With!i,"ricoine “the measure tomorrow. | rublisher of the New York Times, luistrrher Qi gl el i gy e or any theéreof “n | J2WEN: HIioR oot detachments, First}ing cabled tho war department today | Several establishments on the Pacific|y . jers said that if necessary a sec- |and other w es summoned by the Richars BT L, Lo th f the Tnited s, or in bonds | Daniel Glaz quarters and = Com- | denving reports that mail tn and from | COast convicted violating ond night session wouid be h government. Tuxforl of Stratford | Senators and C of the 116th Fiell mage act | i Mr. Walter : payment of wh guaranteed | _2enate ~oL 1 h Field | the # plerican expedition forces had | eSpicnage act. | out opposition, the ho stionel Mr. Ocks for . of vere || g : efore the on T f the Th ds of ! the Lo . mmittee on purt of theplY, the United States’ or im the ob-| o8 ©8 J il - Of theljecome congeste French railheads. ouSands: on (poop e m _Sae - =enz prox fixing the v an hour seeking to draw from s v lizations of any stata cr city fon was d Tt S PiR%[The general raid there was no_dela gistrict, Upper Austria, -have been sannel of the navy at n admission that his newspaper o, |United states, or of an s h i FAft | or accumulation of mal, for {he United | Plundering food shops and committing ., exclusive of officers, for the |was controlled by British iafluence or « hat lough or town or Bl OTDS. - States and ro accumtation of cor- | Other depredations 7 EE year beginning next July. Ob- |money. Mr. Ochs had been summon- ot Menos | o, séwer district sions were rectly addressed mail 5. fireelinien) Wereharrastediin Va L2 Representative Butler of [ex by the district attornsy to refute Gotitad ool ed such tond ord and Nev i PROTES France for ine soldiers ‘N{‘"]m- LRl e e 1, rankinz republican |charges made in O'L: s magazine, & i R o € B Sinee then all ons 1 b g ROEST FROM OHIO COAL eneral Pors 1 fticre | wera | [0% IEInInG dnilliclt e 4 her|member the naval committee, | Bull, that the Times was so controil- it th ms for |in"this state and pro ke L d | MINERS READ A HOUSE | 1.210 sacks of Iy adress Mrs. T e\t:dflrv“‘\‘_gosc‘VSS And e caused an increase fram 15.000 to 27.- [ed. He testified that he owned 34 per - atter | oF Oblizations, oth een held in Hartford 3 el hington, Feb. 6.—Chio coal min. |21, At the central army post office | daughter, Mrs. Richard Derby, sailed | S2"3 % 8 [0hrlonent enlisted strength | cent. of its stock and that all the re- . . & e 4 jnatter | the United Statc * . foni el in France ncw being re-dizseted, | for France. |of the marine corps. mainder was owned by other Ameri- 1 Eout o A Ay OF A DORd | Eouse tod Rentosntative Bhat |While only 125 sucks of deal Toiters| International Mercantile Marine an- |\ JUNTE S5 opocea reor- |cons %0 hride ) e o g i Y ey wood of Ohio, charged thai “gov e S e T ed the Olympic: would - resume| ganization of the mavines later| In answer to a question whether {for calendar and printing i s A v during The rreetly ad- | Passenger service e and t the increase now [ Mr. Ochs knew that his newspaper 4 t on in | ondon oun- | agents for the railroad admin- c ne and 1 increa at his pap: gardn 1 ent of wommittee | . Senate o tione were taken from e ik ition are using evary possiple. ef- he cefitrl office, he| George H. Taylor, Westerly, R. | 1ld neediessly create commissions | “editorially favors England against T s ees on "anks and |'he calendar and passe PPOINtINg | O1d Lyme, 1855. Voluntown . 0 reduce the price of coal,” and | ol 1 be placed Amer- | was one of the mn commended he corps. the United States” the witness an- and | ;- vob_Caplan and Samuel J. Hovt as | e < af cpal.f ar n’ o avery by Secretary Danie ter several members ha swered heatedly that_he resented tho ntin to meet 1 from Windham co: that if the efforts were sve- 3 s o o f 5 L s 1 m ¢ ) Y d 1tk il meet | jud 7 city court of New Ma- | Windrom e g AR e R 1shing quoted from a re-| The boiler at the plant of ihe PIV-| iioq aviation expenditures during the | suggestion “that the New York Times a ns 1o head both!VeN- There were four other matters ) 47 Puty 2 1, causing unemployment of | ROF! made oy him eneral Howe, |mouth (Mass) Gas Light Compan he house voted without dissent|is opposed to the interests of the b 'jremaining on the calendar | e nd. ‘ontix e’ of - fixed | irector of 1 l I -=xpretst serz JiLlew - UD,Coyobably, & reduce the appr n for naval|United States T ph Ao ¢ 1115 | AL y—Ar IR o fi\”l|\ o 1 mail | James L. Hobbs, an v 5 s BEd i Ri; toonist The commi*tee on finance will hold he senate adjourned to 5 1814 in 1919 was urged e Senion] o mail | james L L5 : Lviation from $25.000,000 to $15.000,000. | Edward Rizgney, a cartoonist for- sions in egular quarters beginning | TUesday mornin | PR ar Zatk Hi jmoves or s \ nger Trains | Thirty-two University _of Main amendment adopted provided that |merly emploved by Bull, testied wun- xt week, without interfererce. SR R don and Fairfield eountic 1,663 NAMES IN FOUR jnd reaches prese Gs of army | men lo: ' i’ ives in L part of the ap; riation could be |der O'Leary’s crass examination, that The committes on fish and game will | RESOLUTIONS BY LEAGUE stituted Windl ARMY CASUALTY LISTS om time of }xjr“_“:‘_”"‘_’ Via | used build a factory for man- [O'Leary on cne occasion had in= ave room 84, now ocenpied by the TO ENFORCE PEACE 1726, 1 s 4 Y | | the Croix de ¥ Iy tacturing aireraft structed him “not to drzw anything vt ¢" Americanization, whic SEORCE EE | 1 ston, Feb. 6.—The following mail, Col- |action. | During 1 t would reflect o® the United will be assigned {5 othar tuon, Which| New York Feb. 6—Resolations de- | diese 7 c s are reported by the com- |onel Howe said i n average| The Rhode Island e e States.” i IEEniG 1D oMo Ailarte | clarinz that the American people were | OURLY | P ling general & e e | Sl R {mesitonighosss e 5 . > Stitutlons | ready and willing to ta th Son the old. peditior Force: | fron: a head d action on the king “‘ t S HhEs gned to 1oom and com- | & . burden’ in company|ite tate, incorpor e e o il ‘/ L HT DO G COR d enlisted men o o SILK MILL STRIKE HAS BEities 641 Wt atanics ol hots a0e E nations to main- j00 HOVEL Years hefore G 1 e e the Wanwas Sl SPREAD TO WEST HOBOKEN g ce of Invuthnce com. | !4in & soclety of nations were adopted | next oldest, Ston New England men rom fived post offices on linz| Secretary Daniels anno! L Sath aid e dooatheent taa Paterson, N. J, Feb, 6.—The strike o i My st »P'"n ‘,‘L 'm«ifjn“fmr‘v‘-jm' W”_‘;‘l.n i oo # & belong- Wounded Severely ommunizcations to reack that term 3"‘, h‘m !‘f‘mm;*yruh,r!\:\jw"! (siE t they would record an out- \“) New e ""1\\ mill operatives, The prohibiti ¥ o g S hie: League to} sl Willian T. Drise % isted men of th for 31.028.000 ¢ the next|Whe are demanc a 37 nour week, prrhe prohibition amondment ame | Enfore {’;I;‘ Bt e K “ e mu\.“_\‘xfin aux terminal”® said Colonel |ceptional bravery. Among spread to West Hoboicen_‘oday whil S T et ey ST of e war Gamiba ot | e Chatles I Fisher, Nan- e e il DT e . melt the BTl e been fep | i In by the governor. O rotion of | of pence abont to be drawn.” said the ; Nicholas Mondon, Bos- | ¢ S ; of i ! e house adjourned to- [ d€p: f ° concueting Mr. King of Willimantic, under sus- | resolutions, “can be achievea only by incory James O'Roark, Pawtuck- pension of rules, was ta ¢ and made | the creation of a Jeagua of free na- | Massachusetis, 1490, and c n agreement fo meot {o- | conference here betweea mill own- — 1} NATE |morrow an ‘our | Prank H. Pa | an ese figures |cAMPAIGN TO ELI than usual.|€rS and employes' representativés B¢ order oF the Ouy To¢ = : Connetie - tis on the water or else- S v il be |which it was hoped would end the Tuesday O e day for noon of next | tons to safesuard the peace now won | P Ly = MALARIA IN THE SOUTH |The new e e P | irike. About 1,000 employes of mills o L e R R R T N S e e R L T e ST City, N. J.. Feb. f.--Lessons |at West Hoboken walked out, bring- liclary would give hearinr on all | ternational differences wnd disputes by | The representatives in u 105; wounded slightly,| NP FOR PROMOTICON OF T oo S N TO ARRIVE |ine the total of ‘strikecsito fmoreRih o ers pertaining to t rkmen’s justice and conei‘iation ra Connecticut in 1819-21 feoath | 47 otal, 384. | COMMERCIAL EDUCATION [1ent Is bres ‘ o DEVENS AONTH | * The o e pensation act, on Februsry 27, t " war, ‘and the ok donerens were: (Hedo e L Bonlias 5 Sl P " |soldiers in the cantonments of the DEVENS EACH MON The conciliator: R. Hughes and e held in the hall of tha nouse, mote the f—.,‘u‘r',,;:qv.:h.mzmh l&f}'} PRE Henry W. Edwards, Wounded. (Degree Undetermined) les York, bl of a fung practically elimi e Iass L. 8—Oficers at|J. William Burns, were in conference Mr. King stated that he was satls- | developmaat of the world. And. ihis les. It : | , Privates—Manuel Enos, New Lon- i =¢ “lew Tork Chamier of Com-|mosquito pest are to be apr I ve making prepara- | with repre ves of the mill own- fied that there would be very little |league should have bahind 1t the unit.|Siephens and G deo don; Gann.; Anionia Grondine Lowsll | Criction was imanounced At oot | c2mpalen to erad - f ndling a largely incre ets and employes for Severalihoursiiy busine r the house on Friday, but|ed force of these nations. senators e ot Kalify, Warren, 'R. T; | i) “o¢ ‘that body 'today. 1t consigts |South 3. A 7 R Lo t00ps) A0, Ras bredictd unciici v SR that t weuld be several committqe “The League to nforce Peace | James Lanman john McKinnon, Providence, R. L; Al-{ ge" ot e bR NSISLS | States c sery 1 t here tlement might be expected tor hear and that it was essential | stands by and upholds tha beti MO ey o iy e 2 i lcome of $3.590 and the domor 2 = Sdol G TecTeETiEe e I‘?- that members of these committees at- | his efforts to secure an ae: = Watkin, Providence, R. L; Ches: | g ton framt Pl S t 1 a u terson branch of the Industrial Work- end. e did not think a rerular ses. | tween the powers. covering i go. | OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION |ter Ziclinski, Chelsea, Mass. | Baxton. Heph + former president | o N + perhar niaiy a5 100600 | ars o the TWoild, went tolbi: ae e sion was necessary. He therefore, [tails of organization. the dofinition of ON PEACE MATTERS | Wounded Slgihtly e Hepburn stipulated that shoyta | MOS0 would arrive each month. Un-|miles from here, this afternoon, in an moved that rhe house adjourn to 11.15 | functions and the formutation of the| Parls, Feb. 6. — (Pr | Corporals—Mattbew Fl Carrol. Win- | there be a colloze of commerce or its | ere ght. DAl th ent dischareing machinery |effort to bring the 9,00 strikers there next Tueaday morning. ~ The motion |foint obligations which the great na-|Service)—Ths official com: e Mass;; William J. O'Mara, | “quivalent - with the approv- | o ! ”."", ke L E U O0{ men iean i {5 ntl im0 he i IWERN: tmoRe CEUTRERES prevailed and the house adjourned at|tions would assume for maintaining|on peace ma‘ter sued i,m\ dence, R. L jal of the e AR s lithe izing of the areas .\nv\y;"x. £ life_da To handle | hour weel the authority of such a league and |noon says: Privates—Edward Achenback, New | transterred {o the mat nce of the [ B¢ ue B D L EEES D-lock afferptitima 5 carrying out its purposes. “The commission on £ | Britain, Conn.; Reno A. Benoit, New | nstity > ‘he income s [Blenti ot smarican amobl) "“,‘,':','wn bty Loy At . Ahout 12000 [LAWRENCE TEXTILE WORKERS he judiciary com- | “We are ~onvinced that the public nations held its tnir Haven, Conn. William F. Dyer, Prov- |0 be t £ ommenyp Dion, more than ord ety 8 tentiol bmen by BEa i PR HOLD OPEN AIR MEETING nting_ William Ma- | opinion of the United States is in|night. Anpreclable E idence, R. L; Bernard L. Cohen,|cial education as provided in a reso. | bestoyed upor Mo ¢ awrence, Mass, Febil -iakait ind . Russell Mink dep- |favor of a lcague to maintaln the|made in the consideratinn of Mass.; : doptedilis thotchath: | ROLCrn Newe Samey, Decares & oo e thousand striking textile worken the city court of Bris- | peace of the world and will sustafn [Tt was further unanimousts aerecd Mass. S h a svsto . large percentage ating men | petcu "BONDS SOLD housand _striking textile workers i Mass.; Luvera, tem_of exam- | 1 th RITIS gathered on the Common today and Walter R. Main_dep- [and justify the president and his col- | accordance with the den af e o 2 Sustem, of exam- | .0t to Eurove {hroush that Sy A co, |Fathered or n today an g a 8 Meadow Giacomo t proficenc el S 0 BY J. P. MORGAN & CO. |liztened to speakers who. ursen them of the town court of Strat- |leazues at the peace conference in ap- | “erence at the Quai POreny Dorchester, Mas The gift v ept- | émbarkation camp. 2 SIS M 1 firm in their dema other matters on the | Proving, in terms consonant with the | A~y, that representatives of | as Lpvwrense i Nes: | malaria was at times under con-| New York, ) J. Y. Morsan stand firm 3o thelc dentandSfon S which were not reach- | constitution of the Unitej Stat and | Slovakia Greece, Polani and ¥ ‘l reehan, Hartford, Conn, —— Sl ol Merritt he speaker sa "-muh‘A Company nnot m ed that o ”‘“‘3 vr:‘y:“l! “’\;Y\“]’l‘l‘]““l'\' o “flllri( ])a\. *d are an act amendatory the s f the { e, the | nin should be asssociated it 5 e e PENTTE showed the iveness of the work ».000,000 Great Britain's twenty | Samuel Brs chairman o e B e i ot Kl BOE0 e o DD il SUI e ess 2 e | THURSDAY AFTERNOON LisTs |HOMESTEAD PRIVILEGES | Sone. by the Tnited St public | year five and one-half per cent. bonds | Workers Committes, come fo80, and wh making appropria- ( Portionate burden, in company with| “In their second and {hir | The first section of Thursday after- ! EXTENDED TO ALl SOLDIERS |health serv ie New Je which were reserved for the conver- | red the Lawrence police io Russian tion for the Wharton Brook park in |the other great nations, far maintain- | the commission have | noon 1list shows: | . Washingtor Feh. f—Thx bill intro- |experts who cooperated w | sion of the two year notes which and declared they were tr: Wallingford ing the authority of such a league” |tically onec-third of thoi e d in action died from | duced at Secretary Lan's request to| Reports showing the proeress of |twured ary 1, there remain to ing_to ‘provoke disorder among Llie have discussed o ar § | wounds 27; died from accident and,=ive persons who servel in fhe pres. |the work in New Jersey Will he pre- [scia b which unde striker Hearings for next Tuesday inchude: | SHIPWAY BETWEEN GREAT deal with the moti | other causes 12; died of d ent war or on the 3 © border|sented fomorrow by members ties and boroughs committes, of the outsta which Mr. Connell of Norwich Mr. EAKES AND THETHUDSON | formasionsof alleas In a very few day: now in wounded severe on 21; total 143 Bommet homesten " he said, “those ide the mills wi Drivileges si of Spanish and other v ommissions which th 1 to thosa | cou an Poulter of be outside” Stonington and Mr. Chag- | Washington, Feb. amending charter of New London cre- | Practicability cling a sea- ., \rd of ferry commissioners: | E0INg shipway betweea ihe Great Anthorization : i L ane var vetel plans to spend ahout $200.000. 1600,000 0 1 Several mil ,\‘ B Llo<ml| ;N"v a\r}d g . - - = constitution of its chia® oreans ang| The Connecticut was passed today by the senate and fcen operated with small forces. No 4§ ron of Windham, are members, |for a survey b-“',ta'c"o‘;‘;s:‘r';”“""s Of thelthe qualificatiops for membership in | tion in clude the follownig the follow- | ROW =oe : Coplerence R. I. SENATE DEFEATS | the league. g: Died of disease, Corporal Ernest ——— = PERS!A PRESENTS CLAIM s e T e | PROHIBITIONIST AMENDMENT P . . . “While the decisions of the commis- | H. Tavlor, Mystic; Private Fred W. The Only Alternati il z EnrNer charter of sama city rela- ;fii‘fizgay‘gv’{gg’&fi;:?; e ey | ston with rezard to cacn arti T mee | Roessler, Taftville; wounded severely,| ont 5 y Alternative. Providenc TO THE PEACE CONFERENCE ve to salaries; petition of Grot v ¥ te ommercial 3 : 1o sach articleare [Hoseslel, TalivUle; d severely,| might skirts have . extension of = rghta, | committee. At the request of Sena-|[rovisional many apparent difficw- | Private John J. Karea, =Bridgeport; a setriement cen tound to de- | Tslamd sor {T0 PRESENT EVIDENCE IN ties have already been recolvod nq|missing In action, Private Wiydsaw | 2, he Penns ¢'s trains ma- | lution pro = n for wapre aion MLOASSES TANK ACCIDENT harter of borough of Gro. | tor Calder of New York, the com-|% 1vy Seadv heen rosolved andjmissing jn actioh, ydsaw | terially. manageman: savs the prohibition amendmer ce conference, = n, Feb, 4201 Attoiney ;n of court fines, mittee adopted an amen’ment to the on the prineiples Wh;," roniieac hed | The second section of this list unning time of irains must . be 1 eor ation o1 - 1 Ch Ser + G Pe v wunced today The judiciary committes wiil hoid |Fivers and harbors appropriation bil|eole draft. It is thoratorn fo be ex. | shows: : silened suitlens the womendtirega: to 12. It is the th Toen that he would present to the grand goesion this (Fviday) afternoory and | Providing for tho surves. pected that he romaininz ciicles witi | Wounded, degree undetermined. 355 | munning - ime (g '“""”'C"r‘\"f- e by B stock, tate referees of superfor court, RECALLED FROM RUSSIA Wounded degree undetermined, Maj. | am pitsen seng <e | which caused the deatl Gicteen salaries of officlals of borough of Nau- | Washington, Feb. 6.—Senator John-|SUIT AGAINST LAWSON Louis E. Hibbs, New Tondon: Corpof Yidin Be Gl wits unabls | persons. gatuck, representation jn political | son of California today fuiled in an SETTLED OUT OF COURT |als Rutherford B. Benton, Rockvill nasmuch as Bu States (senafors DYTINS |De] conventior Vs war losse od from the attempt to put th and regulating the sales|effort to obtamn senate consideration| Boston, Feb. 6. — A suit of stocks, bonds and securiti | Louis Du of his resolution to declara the sen- |against Thomas W Many photographs taken on the day nti, New Haven; George ! resu cf == accident will be submitted. u W. Hampton, New Haven; Privates|orld under the German heel the |CASE OF ARABS PRESENTED \DIVIS|0N OF LANDS iN | £ = = The commitice on public health and |ate favors jmmediate withdrawal of|daughter-in-law, Mrs. Luci 3 Dinovo, Waterbury; Cecil [, {World trics o bear the loss wiln resiz- TO THE SUPREME COUNCIL: HUNGARY TO BEGIN SOON|TO ARRANGE FOR THE safety will also hold hearing, this af- [ American troops from Russia. Sena- [ Lawson, who charged thot he | E New Haven; wounded slight- | :ation—Washington Post Paris, Feb. 6—FEmir Basle, Feb woiyi the | FOOD SUFPLY QF LONDON ternoon. on an act concerning vener- | tor King, of Utah, d2®ocrnt, refus-|to keep an alleged t to pav|ly, Corporal Anthony Melo, Hartford; | S was commander of the fi | president of informed | London, Feb. 6.—In view of the pos- eal diseases: and committee on edu- | ed unanimous consent. her $180 a month for the eupport of | P gene W. Gladding, Anso’ “An Artistic Judge. king of the Hedjaz in Damas = [Tiis cabinet that A sibility of the strilg, endanger:y the cation om petition of Yale foreign inis _— herself and children | nia M. Herbst, Waterbury;| A St. Louis judge has decided that |sented the case of the Arabs to the|shall commence {food supply of London. the railroad sionary society %o cenfer desrer Ya “Carolina,” said irown, “have|band. Lieuterant Law | Ge Coldwal, Riverside: Howard |a man's costume is not “unbecorsinee | > council this afterncon reform act is pi ontrol hoard, Tmaer government in- n China, and acts concerning supp .! ou_seen Katha rine's fianc in tlie Unitec State {1 Dillstin, Trumbull: Harold Heck-|for a woman. That judze evidently| The supreme coureil will reascem- |a despateh from Viemn he uctions, has comple-ed a schems -»'JLN-.',"",”" ?n sehoo] el 'y:.;.'. 'a; ui’z‘vw? asn't been in the ';vfly.::ga;\vu « urt, 5‘1 field; James L. Lufer, New ‘[\";;ss.”‘ artistic eye——Detroit ['res \‘:]I;flkfn:nuv'rn\\' afternoon at 230 o'- |lands to Qivided will be the to use motor trarspoct in bringirg tates of Count Karolvi at Heves. food from the provincex