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Evening journal., 1919-03-19
SITUATION MANrEn-MAIE

during evenings. Can furnish gOof
recommendation State nature and SALARY
Of position. Address M-70, this Office.
mari5-6t.
WANTED - POSITION by FIRST.
W class automobile mechanic MS me.
chanic IN shop. or 10 take charge Of prl
Nate car or trucks. or 10 drive for some
nrm or wcll-to-dO family. Address VS.
Lyenlng Journal Office. mari8-3t
NOTICES
CONTRACTORS HAVE YOU ANY GEL
- lars 70 digg My price is right call
ISL. marll-lm.
CONTRACTOR AND BuILDER-JoB.
bing speciality; estimates fur
St. Phone 1881. marls-im
/ MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE.
~ II you have good security, yoI get
the money right away. Address NJ %. Even
lns journal once jan22-mon-wed-sat-u n
4 FTER THIS DATE WILL NOT BE
a u responsible Tor any debts unless con-
tracted by myself. Francis A. walsh.
A FTER THIS DATE I WILL NOT BE
a n responsible for any debts. unless con-
tTacted by myself Edwin Lambert. sol
shipley s. mari5-3t.
INFORMATION BUREAU-ALL CUES
lions are answered free Of charge at
new Information bureau. at headquarters
on voters Non Partisan League. J0f Mar-
ket street. CAN y. a 4. Phone 5j0i Tor
anything you want 10 know. feb2i I'm.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between II. Bouanger aud T..
Perry, doing tailoring business under
the hrm nanc Of BOulanger and Perry Is
this day. Mnrch II. 1913 mutually dissolved
Mr.. Boulunrer assumes all debts of the
said nrm OF Boulanger and Perry aud viii
continue the business at the old stand. Hii
Shipley street, and will be glad 10 serve
the public as heretofore
IT, BOULANGER
marls-3t T.. PERRY.
NOTICE HOARD or ASSESSMENT
~ for the City Of Wilmington, city Hall, |
March IL. 1919.
In accordanee with Section if Chapter [
l2i. Volume Is. Laws of Delaware public /
notice Is hereby given that the assessment /
FOR tax for the fiscal year. beginning July /
I. 1919. having been completed has been 4
uled IN the Office Of the Board OF ASSESS
ment. Room No. 153 city Hall, and IS /
ready for public Inspection from March I
- 10 March 81. 1919. inclusive. sundays !
excepted. between the hours OF A. NJ. aud .
H. noon and from - H. ~ 10 y. NJ
Appeals from assessment The Board of
Assessnent will sit in Room No 1ai. I'm
he city Hail. on each secular dav during
he month N April, from a. NJ. TO ~
noon, and from =. NJ. 20 =. NJ. and
rom Z. NJ 10 o =. NJ. for BE purpose OF
rearing appeals from assessments
Property owners are requested TO notice
imc aud give their attendance. as no APP !
zeal shall he received or heard or adiudi-
alton or appeal made after the thirtieth
BOARD or ASSESSMENT.
For the City of Wilmington.
n - 20 2S-3i.
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NEWS ODDITIES

observation-disclosures OF Pitts
burg professors are taking dancing les
sons. Henceforth any fluffy little Fresh
man who is not familiar with any dip
may easily learn them Of teacher"
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XyTANTED-TO RENT OR ROOM
w house in desirable neighborhOod; all
conveniences. Address WIG, Evening
Journal Office. feb22-tf.
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REAL EsTATE WANTED

IITANTED~HOUsE or BUNGALOW
w Of four rooms or more. Call 4. NJ
TO 3 Z. NJ. 3JS9, ID. & A. or 2is7 Auto
matte marl4-6t.
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| STArE or DELAWARE. OFFICE oF
= SECRETARY OF STATE
/ CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION
! To All To Whom These Presents Nav
Come. Greeting
Whereas, IL appears TO my satisfaction.
by duly authenticated record of the pro-
ceedings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof. by the consent Of all the stock
holders deposited IN my office. the Western
Gas aud Power Company, a corporation OF
this state, whose principal Office is situ-
ated at West Tenth street. in the city Of
Wilmington, county Of New Castle. State
of Delaware Corporation Trust Company
of America being agent therein ana In
charge thereof, upon whom process may be
served, has complied with the require
ments OF the Corporation Laws of the State
Of Delaware. as contained in 1918. Sec
tion I TO 2101. Section IS7. Chapter G5. OF
he Revised Statutes Of 1915. as amended,
preliminary to the issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
Now. therefore !, Everett c. Johnson.
Secretary OF State, Of the State OF Della
ware. do hereby certify that the said cor
,oration did, on the 18th day OF March.
|. d. 1919 file I'm the Office a duly executed
nd attested consent, in writing. 10 the
dissolution Of said corporation. executed
" all the stockholders thereof which said
onscnt and the records Of the proceedings
foresaid. are now on file in my said Office,
$ provided by law.
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APARTMENTs ron RENT.
APlRTMENTS WANTED

EOR RENT-TWO ROOM APARTMENT,
Il third floor for light housekeeping.
Apply 30J W. Twelfth st. mar19-2t.
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PORTER-MERRICK co.
DUBLIC SAIE- -PERSONAI PROpERTl

/ DUBLIC SALE personal PROPERTY
at Guyencourt. March 20. 1919 Sub.
scriber will sell without reserve: Farm
wagon, Sellers wagon. surry. buggies
douhlc-team harness. cart ana lot Of other
harness extra good side saddle. moving
machine roller fodder cutter. plOws. spring
and drag harrows. twO-horse cultivatOrs.
hand cultivatOrs. forks. hoes. shovels, rakes,
two cross-cut saws. hand and other saws
lot Of tools. one-haif bushcl and one-h half
peck measures. barrels, scaldng tubs
household goods and dairy fixtures, bed
room set. lot of chairs tables. tubs. ring
ers, dishes. stone crooks lot of other
crooks large and small: two brass ket-
ties, other pots and kettles, sausage cut
ter lard press. two churns, butter worker
and cooler prints, scales and weights
butcher scales, lot of chickens. You will
ind many things not mentioned. n you
want bargains come 1.30 o'clock Terms
,ash W. ATWOOD WILSON.
W N Lank. Auct Geo. Is. Barney. Clerk
mnri5-1T-f9
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STUDENTS FROM THE BOYD BUsI-
- ness Colleges Of Delaware are now
taking splendid positions that pay from
t75 10 500 per month after from IS 10 90
days study. The Boyd System OF stenog-
raphy IS the shortest and best in use. En-
roll at once at 1909 Washington strecr In
dividual instruction. Tuition for course
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TNFURNISHED APARTMENT WANT
u ed. in desirable location. Address
W-2j. Evening Journal Office. feb22-m
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PIANIST

ORIENTAL PALS1ST AND cI'S1P
- yoyant Madam Seda, 1O5 East sixth
st4SNt' mari7-5f
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BONDS

Or Payment Cards taken in trade.
Or cash paid for them. The Sample
Shop /. w. Sixth ST. Open
evenings.
jan1G-ts.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

EoR sALE-PACKARD ROADSTER,
Il 1912 model. Call 1O1s-W. mar5-1m-
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MRS. DWELL. WORLDS LATEST
4ti palmist; just returned from AZ.
lantie City. Office hours. 10 a. NJ 70 Z
p NJ Ladies Beauty Pariors, SOS Tatnaii
- mars.tf.
Evening journal., 1919-03-19

QUINCY. Mass.-It was q janitor's
cleanup with William ]. Kelly, ianitor,
and Eugene L. FolgeT, janitor, on the
field Of battle. The controversy. was
settled when Judge Avery fined them
both S2j.
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UNUSUAL OPpORTrNTTY-

Wanted-Lady to take charge Of boys
clothing department. This Is a large propo-
sition and for the right party. viii prove
one Of tho most desirable in Wilmington.
address F-S0. Evening Journal Office.
marf0-3t.
Evening journal., 1919-03-19
Sanitary WnRKER

s,s,,,>-s-,@---s-, --,.>->-------s-------
Nj Il. kLLTER is STILL AT FOURTH
Afls and West SITS. Now is the time to
have your wells cleaned. Phone 5llS.
mayi-1yr
M j. WINCHESTER, A & BUTTON
wood Sts. Odorless excavating.
When you want your cesspools cleaned
~ ~IuOne 1o2z-M febt-1yr.
PAINTING AND WALL PAPER
PIG SELECTION OF NEW PAPFR
- work done reasonably. Also wall paner
t9s t95- SAFE y. seidel, AL Madison st. Phone
june26-1yr.
CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON PAINT.
ing, graining and glazing. Let me
St u, q A. Phone T402-W. iy5.ivr' u"
Evening journal., 1919-03-19

horses than ever. / look for ten carloads of
government horses, which / will sell nc
IN the east These horses We're selected
among thousands, by expert horse Judges
ana at close OF the war, are forced ON
lne market. You will ind lots Of quality
shape and hnish' size from 600 To 600
pounds. sold ON "a weeks trial, 20 be
sounu, good. broken and gentle: n any
anyone looking for a good horse be on
nNnd' Tor | VIII have him Lots Of good
mated teams, suitable for any business
ever you VIII give for him. ON last Satur-
uaN sold every horse Over two-thirds
was bought by dealers TO sell over again
] have sold 81 carloads of ,roVernsn,,,t
nurses nave given the very best of salts
lacuon. % commission horses from differ
ehl parties. Come and take a look. WIN
show Nou real auction MIR Dooier
/ cheap. sale at 10 30 't 'i'o'i'
| MM. H. kLATR
hnhiAtr= IL Wilmington Tt,T
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GARAGE. REPAIRING. TIREs

EOR REPAIRING. WASHING AND
Il polishing, take your car TO Johnson's
Quick Service Garage, sOl WOllastOn
st. june 2s-lyr
CEND Us YOUR OLD TIRES. No NAT
- ter what condition they are i'm. You
win not recognize them. We specialize in
vulcanizing. Work guaranteed Empire
Double Tread Co.. S27 Shipley 81. augfJ-1yr.
Evening journal., 1919-03-19

vXyANTED-FIRSr CLASS CAR PAINT
ers aud hnishers; zoe per hour. Ap-
Wy 2t1t peunsylyauia Ave. marriott.
Evening journal., 1919-03-19

WANTED-AfAN TO WORK on TRUCK
Nv farm. Apply Chardes Grier. Rich
hrdson Park. mari9-3t
Evening journal., 1919-03-19

EOR SALE
Rugs and Floor Coverings
Special Prices for Raw Furs.
HURLOCK'S CASH HOUSE,
Second Hand Furniture Dealer
apr26-lyr. Seventh and Poplar SITS.
EOR SALE THREE BUCKEYE INCU-
IL bators nearly new; also lot of thor
oughbrcd cocks and cockereis. White wy
andottes. Rhode Island Reds and White
Leghorns. Phone, d. ,N A. Ji1J-J.
marti-Gf
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KLAIR'S BAZAAR,

SATURDAY, MARCH, %.
200 head horses Of all
kinds At 1880. wagons
and harness. viii start
ON hofses at 11.30 o'clock.
More horses and better
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LOST AND ROUND

+ osT-cTTY MARKET HOUSE STOCK
~ certificates, Nos a. 3d. 80. 81. o2 and
-. Finder please return 10 Mayer Bleiberg
sePpo street Market House marfe.1t
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WANTED

]
WTANTED-DEsK ROOM WITH TELE
" phone service. Address =. o. Boz
! 80 marls-3t.
TALKING MACHINE REPAIRS Al
n your home. Postcard or Phone iSG-W
G. ]. Sylvester 1909 w. Third ST. mariiim
WANTED - OLD GOLD. SILVER
" false teeth. records, etc. i0G W Sixth
aus--lyr.
XVANTED-cAsroFF cLoTHING
W Phone 4525-J. Harriet Fisher. 52g
roplar -, apr-o-lyr.
| XVANTED-vIcroR, COLUMBIA AND
" Edison records best prices paid. SAT
orange street. mayl-ly
WE BUY Old GOLD. SILVER. PLAT
W mum. NJ Il. Davis, o 4. Second ST.
apr-9-lyr,
/ NATURALIZATION SAFE; GIVE
W inside and outside dimension. with
nricc, The fhilips-Ihompson Co.. 200 T.
Fourth st. marS-tf.
DAY CASH FOR ALL KINDS OF
Il scrap iron metals. rags, newspapers
etc. United Junk Co., 2ei Orange St Auto.
2372. apri9-1yr.
/ NTANTED-i,0 900 CARPETS TO CLEAN.
W Storage rooms for rent. Both phones.
GEO +. LANG co. 1905 Orange ST.
apri Tyr
DAGs. NEWSPAPERS. METALS. FUR
~ nturc and all kinds-of Junk. We pay
highest prices, Il, Delaware. NJ. frankel'
& a. Phone sG9-W. Auto. eOSG apri7-fyr.
WANTED BOAT OWNERS THIS
W spring, 20 use our yacht paint. We
promise the 500 best appearing boats on
the river Bamberger Robbins. 2Oi W,
Seventh ST. MARLIN.
WANTED WE PAY THE HIGHEST
W cash prices for household goods
othce furniture, safes. store fixtures, etc,
Phone Jll3W. Bergers. Third and Ship
ley streets. mariS1yr.
noN'T GIVE YOUR FURNITURE AND
- household goods away. WIN pay spot
cash Tor them. Also highest prices paid
for raM turs. J. Sklut, Second and Tatnall
SITS. Phone 5353-J aprl9-iyr.
WANTED MEN, WOMEN AND chill |
W dren Of Delaware 60 contribute 20
"Our BOYS I'm France Tobacco Fund 25c
sends one carton; 81 sends four. Use cou- /
pom In today's Journal. augi3-tf
WANTED RAGS. RUBBER. IRON AND |
W papers; also second hand furniture
aud clothing bought and sold. pay more |
Tor such things than anyone else in the /
city n. Sloyin. only pt COZ W Front ST. /
j. a. Phone l9i3-W. mari2-lm.
LIBERTY BONDS
Or Payment Cards taken in trade.
Or cash paid for them. The Sample
Shop. /. w. Sixth st. Open
evenings.
janlG-t3
SALE or REAL ESTATE.
'IHUSTEE'S SALE or REAL ESTATE
BY virtue of AN order Of the Orphans
'ourt. will be sold, at public auction or
'endue on saturday. March 20, 1913. gt a.30
4. NJ. at the County Court House, two
tory brick dwelling. 1905 Union street, IA
eet front aud 50 feet deep. with alley
privilege. For fun description. see large
lnnd bills posted or consult the under {
igucd.
CHARLES b. EVANS, Trustee .
ATTEST. NORMAN T. CROUCH Clerk .. G. ! I
Wilmington. Delaware, March II, 1919.
nariS.Jt /
Evening journal., 1919-03-19

NEW NORK-"Clarence shimmies
around the clock his mother told
Lieut.. II. a. Miller, marine recruiting
officer. "Shimmibus Shiwabblis," dag
nosed Lieut.. Miller Easily cured sign
here" Clarence did.
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nnrln

/ ~ BLlC SALE $1,000 WORTH or
HIGH GRADE FURNTTf-pr ,,t
TITS. RUGS, MATTiNGS. REDDTSSee
/ sHEElS, BLANKETS RED SPPF iN,s NJ
/ LlNoLEUMS. MIRRORS. FTC WITT' M, ~
I cOLn Al STInHAM q SONS ATrCi'roS-
! SiOkE, Ill l.. 4TH ST. FRIDAY NfABCgfiff
Il. 1913, AT O'CLOCK i NJ STIXPp ~, II
lhree heavy Brass Beds five Fneneioa
I beds, --inch posts; Felt Mattresses tyvo
] llnlngroom Suites in ouartered o,l
/ Couches, Davenports, Cribs Dressers enj
/ Chinoniers, i've Extension Tables onar-
! tered oak; three Chinorobes Rorkcrs
2 Chairs, Pictures Of all kinds. two Iii,rory
Suites, In leather; one handsome Tuviisf
| Tapestry Davenport Suite cost 5000: Fire.
side Tapestry Rockers Mohawk Sheets
Blankets Comforts Bed Spreads. Tabi,
Linen. Library Tables in oak and mahor
any, Sanitary Typewriter Desk in oak
six Mirrors. 1SXi0 plates in oak walnut
mahogany and gilt, oval and square
Quartered Oak Bedroom Suite, Colonial, al
complete, many other articles.
RUGS RUGS. RUGS RUGS
We have had consigned 10 us from
large New York house 20 be sold at thi,
sale. the following; Rugs. in Cashmere
Sanford Fervak Administer. Tapestry
Wool Fibre, Velvet, 1O-wire Brussels Mat
ting Rugs: all sizes. % Rugs in all b,
sure TO get your share OF these rugs at
this sale. as every rug will be sold 10 the
highest bidder Also ten CongOleum Rugs
lx12 This is the best sale of furniture
md rugs we have had this season. Don't
STIDHAM & SON.
mar1S-3t. Auctioneers.
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NOR RENT-STORE, 212 W. SEVENTH
Il ST.; dimensions, 60xi0 feet. Ph0n
15a-W mar1S-12t.
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Collected USED CARS:
1918 Chandler. two tops, summer and
winter
1912 Pierce-Arrow, 7-passenger
q All newly painted and repaired.
WILMINGTON AUTOMOBILE CO.
jy5-1yr. Tenth st. and Delaware Ave
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TRUSTEES SALE on RElL ESTATE
PUBIC SAFE.

NOTICE-WE THE UNDERSIGNED,
~ do hereby give notice that. on the Goth
day of March, A. u. 1919. az 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, we will expose for sale. at
public auction, at the garage at Pennsyl-
yania Ave. and clayton street, Wilmington,
Delaware, one White tvc-ton truck. with
"A stake body. Il. &. D. f1i46, the property
Of Roger Il. Kennedy, trading as Kennedy
Contracting Company, consigned TO us for
the purpose Of making certain repairs, and
on which we now have a lien for labor
materials and storage bestowed, and will
sell the said truck TO the highest bidder Ga
satisfy the said lien. I'm accordance with the
provision OF the Act of General Assembly
Of the state Of Delaware, I'm such case made
and provided
mar6-1St PORTER-MERRICK co.
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UPH0LsTERINC AYD RTpNHTNG

FURNITURE LOOK
repairing, upholster-
Phone Gl96 W 40
Jy2i-1yr-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-23
SPAIN RESUMES
 PRE-WAR POLICY
Armistice Being Signed Country Can No Longer
 Be Neutral.

Madrid, Wednesday, Jan. 22-Count Romanones, the Spanish premier. was lnterpellated by Deputy Darcia, Re publican reformist, today relative to his visit in Paris and the Moroccan question. The Premier replied:
 During the war Spain was the ob- Ject of constant aggression from the German submarines. I wished then to react against aggression, but founj myself deprived of the support ot public opinion. We, therefore, were compelled to be neutral and were Loyalty impartial. The armistice be- ing signed, we can no longer be neu- tral. We must resume our pre-war policy"
 Count Romanones recognized that Spain's policy in Morocco had been failure, but declared that Spain must observe the Cartagena conyen- tion (between England, France and Spain relative to the community O: interest between the three countries in Mediterranean and eastern Atlantic waters).
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-23
Frankaski Fined
 For Theft of Cash

Charged with theft of $29 from Mike Frankaski of 210 Willard St, Mike Antonisky of the same address was found guilty by Judge Bartlett in City court this morning and fined s25 and costs
 Frankaski had the charge of drunk enness against him nolled at the same time. The two were arrested by Pa trOlman Wargo, on East Main street last night, as they were having an argument, the officer told them to go home when Frankaski refused to go, because he stated Antonisky had $29 belonging to him, which had been taken in a saloon
 A witness stated that he had seen the money taken by the accused. An tonisky denied having taken the money at the time of his arrest, un- til he seemed likely to be searched at the Second Precinct, when he, sud- denly produced the stolen money.
 He told the court he took the money because Frankaski was drunk and unable to care for it. He could give no plausible reason to the court for denying taking the money last night, hence the above fine.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-23
Preliminary Peace May Be
 Signed In June, Paris View
Supreme Council Awaiting Replies From Various
 Russian Factions.
CONGRESS WILL
 WORK ON LEAGUE
Whole Attention Will Be Centered on This Until
 Wilson Leaves Paris.

Paris, Jan. 23-The prelimi- nary peace will be signed early in June at the latest, according to the most trustworthy infor- nation, says Marcel Hutin in the Echo de Paris today.
 With replies from the various Rus sian factions to its proposal for a conference being awaited, the Su- preme Council of the Peace Confer ence met at 10:30 o'clock today. Meanwhile the joint Allied commits sion Is being made up, although no names have been announced.
 All the members of the council were present when the meeting be- gan.
 The Supreme Council turned today to the establishment of a League of Nations. This question promises to command virtually the undivided at tention of the delegates until their action regarding Russia shows re- suits. As the Russian delegates are not expected at Princes Island until February 15, this means that nearly the whole attention of the congress will be turned to the League of Ma tions until President Wilson's de- parture for America.
 Out of the Russian negotiations it is hoped that some unanimous agree ment will be reached that will bring representatives of that country into | further sessions at Paris. Delegates of all the associated governments have l expressed the opinion that 6 secure peace can hardly be considered to 1 have been made while Russia remains on fire.
 Announcement that the first plan | for a League of Nations to be con- sidered comes from Premier Lloyd George of Great Britain is quite in consonance with what has been 1 known in circles close to the Ameri- can delegates-that President Wilson plans to have European ideas come l before the Congress in advance of his i bwn.
 MT. Wilson has told his colleagues that he has no personal pride of
 authorship in the plan for the league
 and is quite ready to support some other nations plan, if he feels that procedure will best serve the con- mon purpose. Both the British and
 French plans probably will be dis l cussed before the President brings 1 out his own, which is now entirely completed.
 It is definitely settled that large
 number of American troops will go iTto America with President Wilson on
 the liner George Washington. MT. | Wilson has personally given orders that every available hit of space on
 the liner be given over to troops and that the personnel of his party be
 reduced to the minimum.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-23
VAS GOVERNMENT PLUMBING GOOD?
Aldermen Will Find Out Tonight When Probe Com
 mittee Will Report.

Did the United States Housing Cor poration violate the standard United States government building code, af- ter the Board of Aldermen had on petition suspended the Bridgeport
 building code as a war measure? The question will likely be answered at an open hearing of the building commis- sioners to be held in city hall tonight
 It seems that in erecting govern ment houses in this city. the housing corporation found that they could not build at a very rapid pace under the
 Bridgeport code, and asked the Board of Aldermen to suspend This they did on promise from the Housing Cor poraton that they would install plumbing according to the govern ment standards.
 At the meeting of the Board of AL
 dermen on January $. Plumbers local No. 173 brought a petition before the
 board in which they asked for the appointment of a committee to inves- tigate the plumbing installed in gov ernment houses here, claiming that the work was not in accordance with the government standards and that the corporation had violated it's prom isa.
 Mayor Wilson appointed as a com mittee of investigation. Alderman Charles W. Freeman, and the build ing inspector and his assistants. They will report tonight, and representa- tives of the Plumbers union and the Housing Corporation vii be present to sustain their contention.
 A large gathering of ciizens is ex- pected as the case has created con. siderable interest in this city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-23
Peoples Commissioners Lose Hun Army Control
NO CRIME IN
 CARSON CASE
Coroner Will Hold Young Men Who Gave Wine to
 Girl for Investigation.

Coroner John J. Phelan has com pleted hearing testimony and sub mitted his findings in the Veronica Carson case. The coroner attaches no criminal responsibility to the two young men, John Jamilik and James Sotanatz, in whose company the Car son girl became intoxicated before she met her death on the tracks of the Berkshire Division at Sylvan avenue and Trumbuli road on the night of January 18th.
 The coroner states in his finding that the girl came to her death ac- 'cidentally, following the drinking of wine at Jamilik's Ogden street store, cauing a helpless condition and her insistence on walking to her home along on the railroad tracks, and that the accident was not the result of a criminal act. omission or careless ness of any person or persons.
 The city attorney. however, is holding the young men concerned and after Investigating other phases of the case, will decide next Tuesday whether further prosecution will be taken in the matter or the young men released.