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   Naugatuck Daily News (Newspaper) - April 24, 1920, Naugatuck, Connecticut                              tonight C v 4 newspaper for tlM DAILY NEWS 24 1920 L POLICEMAN Miss Myrtle Wilson Taken Into Cus tody in in William Morris of the local pollen made an Im port in af about oclock when he into Myrtle son ol flu fen whom tho have sou rolling March I in connection with ho ft cf jewelry and clothing valued at from tho Knox on In the borough court this morning Miss who was by At hirney waived ex ion and svas bound over to the term ol the criminal superior court tinder bonds of on tho 11 is said Morris received a tip yesterday thai the woman was in lie went to in an ui lc and had noi rity viry he ol Miss who by a Id to Seven Bodies Interred TV oa Saia to Bo ol Imperial April four of to be those of mem bors of the Russian imperial fam arrived in Poking from Harbin Thursday ami were buried in the 1iusslan outside the city The whole proceeding was surrounded with the greatest even the legation receiv ing scant information of the circum The bodies were declared to be those of Grand Duke Prince husband of cess daughter of King Peter of Serbia Prince brother of Ivan Grand Eliza a sister of the late and three who shared the fate of these members ofthe royal family it is they were killed and their bodies thrown down into a coal mine near The STUDY IN OVERALLS discovery of their said to have been mission appointed chak last whereabouts was made by a coin by Admiral Kol been In that caught accompanied 1he officer is con fronted pair Miss he asked if he had not soon her io tho reply that have the wrong Mo insisted he svas not mistaken and or Hired the women to accompany him io the police While ID rout to he sial ad mi lied hei that Nhe was ihi it is said identity the one who Mi as and bur New Jersey Senator Says They Fear It Would Rob Them of Excuse to Raise Prices in MEXICAN REBEL GENERAL SUB WASHINGTON JAIL FOR LANDLORDS FOR GIVING HEAT Brooklyn Man Gels Ten Fined and Is On Is DAYLIGHT SAVING STARTS IN THIS 0 o j robe ment M e x i c a n govern S a 1 v a dor A 1 v a r leader of the Sonora sent here to plead the cause of that before the state who has been to appear before the Fall ing fc Copic Service of going to classes at Princeton University have adopted blue c of the ar that had po was a1 Of a momber of t ho in some apparel fee made a visit to rooming house and are said to have found property to have Several pawn tickets but they do not cover ail the It Is also said OHO pawn called for for a ladys watch taken from the Miss was in the court room morn in but ns AI IMS Wilson waived examination was not called upon to Tho court room was This case has at considerable attention Thn woman who was with sou was is said jo he a The ease cf Vicy Ieti of Ma ple with was heard in A was for 150 April men aro the grant lower coal freight rates in summer be they fear it would rob them of the excuse to prices during Senator author of tho said CONC TIONS IDEAL FOR RACES i Preparatory Interest Is crews heir day up war w April on i he yes y afternoon the Vale and To ia junior varsity wound up their practice for races was a rainy to late in a but sundown l lie Min came out were idea nary 1 pract ice over the A number of iton folks the nor will make e in personnel ol the eights each feels the best oarsmen in Vah will he scaled in the I hi he i winter Jersey Hearings are bo ing held on his which would 15 per In the aim being to distribute coal more evenly through out the Coal Shortage Kvery Under the present disorganized system we have a coal shortage every winter which enables coal men to their Frelinghuysen They dont want evil corrected because it would de prive them of a chance to further gouge the Transportation men before the committee said the bulk of ous coal is shipped in summer months anyway and thai reduction of ratos summer would cause a loss lo railroads which ultimately would have to be passed to the con Hall of New where large numbers of Copic Service Outlaw Strikers Will Not Be Rein stated Without Loss of Seniority WAR VETERANS PENSIONS INCREASED sily shells rep iei i a ft that and var two u n i so mi ded il of and many 1 for die races and thd interest in the was stated at t he Yale yesterday on l he long ion train had bren and a record crowd for the river course is moil will be as follows Yale varsity St r tain Kilts I lord I riscoll It on Columbia captain Swinburne y junior varsi y Si roke fnt e WalKe C Mali Carman junior Stroke Passes Piill to a April The house increasing pensions of Civil veterans to monthly and of ihe widows of veterans to monthly was yesterday by the senate and now poes to con The increases were pro vided to meet the rising costs of liv ing Senate amendments make the in creases applicable to of the who number 215 and widows of veterans who M umber and also to the widows of of the War of of whom 71 are The present average pension of veterans is and that of wid The measure will add about 000 to the present pension roll of I i Con gressional leaders said this was the legislation planned in behalf of the vetera its of the Civil and Mexican Last June there w e r e 2 2 u C i v i I w a r v e L e r a n s and widows and dependents the pension the general pension of the provides pen sions up to monthly dis abled New making every April of railway union were effort today to induce railroads to take back strikers with out loss of The outlaw leaders asked may ors of New Jersey cities to meet with them at Atlantic City today and aid in inducing railroad managers to cancel their edict that none of the strikers would bo reinstated without loss of privileges gained through previous Railroads reported the situation gradually improving throughout the PO1 POU m DP STYLES MAKES UP 920 COSTUME Can Almost ami in Anything at By Written Margaret Robe for the United Press Take a goodly bit of Spanish With a dash of pure Chinese Then stir in some Egyptian pinch of Bengalese A flavoring Rumanian Of Slav a load Then with French dressing serve it ft is the seasons New April G lick manof 1496 Carroll yesterday was sentenced to serve ten days in the Workhouse and pay a fine of for failure to furnish heat to tenants of his apart ment house at ond who was fined j for a similar offense February asserted he 1iad an agreement with his tenants not to supply heat in return for his raising rents only instead of In imposing Justice Sal mon in tho Court of Special hold this did not constitute a legal and added There is humane to the rent U is true that you j were not accused of profiteering through increases of but it was your duty to supply beat to your The common dictates of humanity should have impelled you to supply heat during the terri fic winter we passed Hour Trains Push Your Clocks Ahead Before Retiring Tonight on Standard Nan gat uck will go on a saving schedule At oclock morning rH ihe clocks in the borough should be pushed but in case you are not go ing to be at 2 oclock the best Will Be Dressed in Patched Clothing Overalls and in Protest Against Profiteering in Secure Two Spring Street and Old Blocks on School on School Reduce Ren east ranks were Strikers claimed thei unbroken in many iu April The April The unau strike oi switchmen contin ued in the Chicago district following a second unsuccessful ai tempt to declare it John leader of the strikers to before the strikers peal to return to here failed an ap yester ADMIRAL BRITTAIN A ON HIS SHIP of A Mantle Shoots Canso for Act REFUSES TO ABANDON PATIENT TO SAVE SON Saake I1 us low Park Thomson Press to A lie li April senate last night passed the hill of uinti Charles of y intended to make it an of knowingly furnish formation to publishers for Thu vote was 17 to profiteers are lor millions of of in all Art hut II pr April largely responsible homo less people and housed of this re in a statement to expected to inako a speech in the cr on to cld of Hoys Drives Is T April French doc tor named who lives at Bon ne vi near Thursday was confronted with a ordeal in his professional He received a telephone call from a neighboring village informing him that a suffering from in was in a serious Tissot started but his carriage was overtaken by a who said tho doctors 17 years had fallen into a ra vine while collecting alpine flowers and fractured his The boys condition was described as The after hesitating for a few drove on to his On returning home ho found his son April Ad miral Carlo Bonaparte chief of stuff of the Atlantic himself and died almost instantly Thursday while duty with according to a dis patch from Admiral Henry commander in chief of the Atlantic to Secretary Daniels The is cruising off the naval base in Britlain one of the youngest renr admirals in the service and has had a brilliant naval He was born in January IS and was appointed to the Maval academy in At tiie be of the war he was in com mand of the and June he detached from the Michigan sand ordered to for temporary duty in the office of naval Later he was assigned for duty as commander of naval district forces of submarine vessels and floating defenses at On August 31 he was detached and or dered to command division Battle ship force Atlantic and on September 21 he was made tempo rary rear admiral Since 191 he has been with the fleet practically and on June he was assigned to duty as chief of staff to the com mander in Atlantic After his graduation he married Mary Elizabeth Baldwin of Rich June while lie was still an No cause for Rear Admiral Brit tains action was contained in the dispatch or is known gent the celluloid collar may now smoke his lipe without fire A cel company here produced a low burning model allowing the to escape before the j blaze becomes a four pair of overalls with cuffs on the bottoms and a narrow waist with a belt on the back was worn by a male Bostonian and caused quite a stir along Tremont He was allowed to New captured by police while steal ing proudly asserted that he is the fella that derailed the Springfield express A did the New April seem to have tried everything in this sea sons fashions except a All countries and all periods have been conglomerated and stirred up er with thp result that you can wear anything or nothing and be in The craze for things Egypt Fan con In es itself mostly to head evening and Ulose fitting turbans and jetted are almost of Cleopa triVs best bonnets and straight lined evening gowns of ohl Egyptian blue satin heavily ered down the front panels lotos scarab and ibis designs are bright with gay hues and metallic The Chinese influence is also no at the top where it breaks out in perky little Chinese mandarin hats dangling rich silken tassels and in the coat on the Chinese coat also plays a big part in gown embellish As for the and Balkan touches they waste no time in all their wool embroideries over the waists of the The frocks of black Chan tilly one flounce above the other to make the fairly reek of the land of the and the The black draped boleros and tight black velvet bodices all have a decided or Seville As for the periods they stretch from to with everything from Grecian to Louis hoop skirls and Victorian po and Indeed the bustle is backing to the fore with amazing persistency and promises to break the straight lines of our beloved one piece models more effectively the The bodiced panniered frocks have indeed almost become an old story so accepted are they by those who can wear them but now the bustle with new old novelty threatens to back them off the fash Whether or beige taffeta for day time wear or in rose and silver for evening the bustle frock is a and at It invariably is made with bodice usual ly buttons down the front like an old time basque and the sleeves are nothing more a hint or a sug Sheer white fichus or organ die pr batiste finish the low cut necks of the taffeta bodices on both the bus tle and the Tt is truly a golden age of dear alike to the hearts of the the the the young the dark or Theres a style for ev ery just so you bit on the one best adapted to every things The Eastern Malleable Iron com pany from Edward Stevens two houses on Bridge The purchase was made for the purpose of housing em ployees of the company and is in line com pa housing companys intention to re rentals more than 10 per with the It is the dues the The company is remodeling the old school School and will make it into a Bath rooms are being install ed and other improvements arer be ing Megin is doing tho carpenter work and George Wiggles worth has the contract for tbe plumb April men and Ten Ihou dressed in plan to follow is to push ihe hands of your clocks and watcher ahead one In the churches tomorrow daylight saving time will be but in the lo cal Catholic Francis and ihe masses will be celebrated according to standard So thai if you at tend a Catholic you will go to the S oclock mass when your day saving time reads 9 The trains will be run according to standard time because of a lation in the federal To meet this and save daylight for its patrons New New a veil Mart ford railroad will run its trains one hour earlier than This menus that when you want to travel by railroad you need not be at the a l ion until an hour after the advertised departure of the train in the new timetables just of which everyone should get a The schedule for local trains an today at the pas senger depot is as follows Week days 0 patched or frayed were to parade here today in pro test against profiteering in wearing After Broadway and the parade along p Seventh it ODELL GUILTY OF MURDER First Verdict in Af ter Hours was expected thousands of the par would stroll through the retail district of Fifth from which they were barred by a city or There may some of the more optimistic of promoters or in the Prices have already dropped because of the very mention of the coming it is further decreases seem quite Tho Cheese an organization which started the move York express York ex press and Week day Bos York express York ex press and Sundays soul and 4 M5 IMPORTS AND EXPORTS for April deliberating for 11 hours and 50 min ft supreme court jury at night brought in a verdict of murder in the hrst degree against James for the murder oi Edward on the night of January Immediately after the verdict was announced was by Justice Robert Thompson to die in tbe week of June The trial of Pear his jointly accused of is set for next of writers will be in in overalls and wearing col will come delegations of municipal who will wear overalls if they have or their oldest clothes if they andj who will represent all departments j of the citys no high city state official will be able to lead the as was but wont make much Mayor Hyj Ian will be out of lie said other Smith to club yesterday that but added your members on April Exports for tho second largest on record and a was for i ift d i o 1 ay b y A Fo r i g n and Domestic Department gratulations to their efforts to promo e econom BIG STOCK BY MANY COMPANIES Semis Tho of the month was which is only the total of The exports for Feb and for j March a year For or ihe months Tended with gouds wore exported to the of or than a bil 1 i n d o liars j n ex coss of Ui o 8 recorded for correspond ing period of l 1 Imports for Mart exceed ing the record of The total imports the the he on li totaled by February of were mid in of last Edwards of New Jersey will also be Ice pi away by busi ness but telegraphed 1 am with your movement heart Director declared last night with good weather he would not be lo see overwhelming It was who had charge of the fanr Joan An Overalls For the nine months with i or approximately a billion nnd a more than or ihe tlT of amounted to n and t3 ended with of Import Ls o He Cut by Ne i soy Company antl Is April eminent suspended deportation against Wolfgang gpy pro Von leader of the recent German and has liberated Will Go on April pris Wormwood Scrubbs prison have decided to go on strike New April of the Dominion Oil company have or dered the distribution of a 10 stock apportionment to it This is first stock allotment by the which in controlled by the States Oil Stockholders of the Arcadia Mills have voted to increase the capital stock from to The new shares authorized will be distributed as a 50 per stock dividend to stockholders of rec ord at the close of business April The Spinning company will increase capital stock from Of the new stock will be dis to stockholders in the na ture of a 100 per stock divi Tho Mills have recom mended to the stockholders an in crease in the capital stock from the new stock to be declared asa stock divi State bank of Chicago has de clared a stock dividend of 66 23 per increasing the banks Utilization from to The Now Zinc will vote May 12 a proposition to in crease the capital stock from Of new stock a stock dividend of will dr 20 per of In stockholders will have the right to another at balance This morning an ding took place in the Waldorf Astoria when ier trude daughter of and Reinhardt of Cypress became the bride of Ram sey Frederick of 204 West Frederick wore Miss Reinhardt a denim and their per attendants and even tbe of Andrews Metho dist church of the official ing were clad in tho r o u s b a n d r ea for nine of the previous Kx March wero valued nd in nino at only imports and of Rohl in U period of last in March in the nino while silver ex ports were for the month and in the nine months ended with 4 SUFFRAGE EYES TURN TOWARD LOUISIANA BRIDEGROOM OF 70 GIVES BRIDE OF 27 See Chance to Complete He I Wealthy Philadelphia Merchunt j She of a crk Tt New April th front cottage sectio of Spring George 70 years Now April Unit ed for woman suffrage and to ratify tho constitu tional amendment in time for women to vote in the presidential election squarely up to fight promises to overshadow all issues before the general assembly when that body May Both sides are already in training leaders predicted that the from present of ing or defeating the measure Q g ratifying a j were practically on 50fiO wealthy merchant of Tlie situation in New was married last evening to j Lillian daughter cf a in will bo it is changed of they are I be subscribed released it nil additional stock Will to by oh terms and at prices be announced ing teacher of Spring Lake Beach and New The was performed by the John Grant Newman of the Chambers Wylie Me Presbyterian church of Phila The marriage is the culmination of a fouryear although they had been engaged half of that time Miss Krauss postponed the cere mony until Plans for a Eu ropean were changed at the last and and Al len now intention of in their Spring Lake cot j Only the brides mother and father and Allens three daughters at tended ths Allen 13 said to have given hia bride cottage as wedding Behrman has changed his views and has come ont for the declaring that he will not stand in he way of Should womans the voe of Louisiana for its as an amendment to oC the United i cheerfully aid in its John the incoming gov is pledged to He declared it on the stump and in his public Hewitt lieu tenant who will preside over the is credited with be ing opposed to federal Sev eral leading in both houses also to the  

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