davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-11

cerza, kontuszowca uczonych,
lud kmiecy, dziatwe, wojsko Po-
Ionic amerykanska. Zewszad sly
szano gsosy ma widok tego rydwa-
nu: % amt that pretty" / ogol-
ME sadzono, re byl on jednym z
najpiekniejszych.
Dalej szla szkoia Bozego Ciala
Z tydwanem, "a MIA szkola Sw.
Leona Z rydwanem i szkoia sw,
Scholastyki Z r~ydwanem; szko}a
sw. Jozafata, polska z rydwanem
pieknym, przedstawiajacym Hen
ryka IIgo i Sw. kunegunde, oraz
dzieci W strojach polskich; szko-
Ia NajSw. Rodziny Z rydwanem
Szko4a Sw. Malgorzaty Z rydwa--
mem, szkoia Sw. klemensa Z ryd-
wanem; szkoia Sw. Edwarda z
rydwanem szko}a Sw. Bazyliego
Z rydwanem. Dalej postepowala
szkoia Sw. Edwarda L rydwanem
swego Swietego. szko}a Sw. Ba-
zylego z %rydwanem; Szkola
,,Wniebowstapienia" z rydwanem,
przedstawiajqcym a]postolow -
Jako rycerzy WARY Sw.; szkola
Sw. FranciSzka Z rydwanem Swe-
60 Patrona szkola Sw. Mateusza
Z rvdwanem Sw. FranciSzka -
pred sultanem Turcyi; szkola
Sw. Tomasza z rydwanem Sw.
Dominica szkoia ,,Nawiedzenia'
L rydwanem; sziiola Matki Be-
skiej Zwycieskiej L rydwanem ;
szkoia Sw. Hilary ! Sw. Cyryla,
francuska z rydwanem przedsta-
wiajqcy Koronacye Sw. Ludwika
szkola Sw. kucyi z rydwanem ;
szkoia Sw. K~atarzyny. Z rydwa--
uem; szkoia Matki Boskiej b.
lesnej Z rydwanem; szkoia sw.
Elzbiety z rydwanem; szko1a Sw
Edmunda b rydwanem, ~przedsta-
wiajacym tryumfalne przyjecie
Biogosiawionej Joanny dare "a
czasow Karola NlIgo.; szkola
belgijska sw. Jana Berchmana z
rydwanem szkola Aniolow Stro-
low z rydwanem ; szkola litew--
ska Sw. kazimierza z rydWanem
dziatwa .przybrana byla w stroje
narodowe z choragiewkami szko-
la sw. Ignacego Z rydwanem
szkola Sw. Barbary z rydwanem,
przedstawiajdcym sw. Franciszka
Ksawerego, nauczajacego.
Daisy Gag pochodu stanowiiy
parafie szkol Xxx. Zmartwych-
wstancow, a mianowicie sw. Sta
nislawa Kostki, z wielkim rydwa-
men,, pieknym i kosztownym,
przedstawiajacym sw. Stanislawa
Kostke, blogos}awiacego zmar-
twychwstajacej wolnej i niepodle-
glej Polsce, rydwan ten zazna-
czyc trzeba, przedstawial sic INA
komicie 'nadto niesiono ma draz-
kach podobizne artystycznie wy
rzezbionego dawniejszego drew
nianego koSciofka stanis}awow-
skiego, dalej kroczyli chiopcy j
dziewczeta w strojach krakow
skich narodowych i papieskich, z
choragiewkami, laskami itp.; "a
mimi kroczyli kollegiasci sw. Sta
nislawa Kostki, nastepnie szla
szkola Sw. Jana Kantego, Z bar
do iadnie i okazale przybrana
dziatwa, "a mia postepowa}y die
c: szkoly sw. Jadwigi, rowniez gu
stownie i efektownie przybrane W.
stroje polskie re sztandarami,
choragiewkami i kwiatami, daleJ
postepowala szkoia Najsw. Nary
Fanny Anielskiej z dziatwa stroll
ia w Sliczne stroje narodowe, O.
raz w wstegi kol. ziotego i bia}e-
go czerwonego; "a tenn postePo-
waia szkoia Sw. Jacka, podobniez
gustownie strojna Sw.
Stanislawa B. NJ. szkoia "a tent
postepowaia szkoia IS. Msodzian-
z iadnie przybrana mlodzie-
"a ma 'koniec W dywizyi polskiej
postepowala szkola sw. Trolley 2
dworem Krola Jana IIIgo Sobie-
i zastepem nhusarzy" ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-11
Ruch W TOWarzyStwach.
re sTANIShAWOWA

- Tow. I'm. X. Wine. Bar, Iskie-
go No. 81 zieG. Udbedzie swoje ME-
sieczne posieu7enie dzisiaj wiacHc--
rem o godzil'e Tel W sail zwyk,ytn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-11

poeiedzen. WSsi7sCy czlonkowic 50
proszeni . pray 7:ie a!bJw:cm tsda
omawiane ro;le sprswy ty:zace sc
dobra kazd I'D czl5 lkd. - Fr. c.
Czonstka, PREF; FIR. S. zywicki, sekf.
prot.
- Tow. Serca J~ezusowego No. g.
Zjed. odbedzie miesieczne posiedze
ME W piatek, dnia 11go czerwca,, W
sail zwyklych posiedzeh. Zaprasza
sic wszystkich czlonkow ma to pose
dzenie, DO So wazne sprawy do "a
iatwienia. - J6zef Roszkowiak, pre-
yes; FIR. Kierzewski, sekr. pro: :.
1911 Wabansia ave.
MARYANOWA.
Tow. sw. GrzegOrza No. 345
Zjed. odbedzie nadzwyczajne pos'e-
dzenie W sail zwykiych ~posiedzef.,
o godzinie pol do 6smej wieczorem.
Sprawl Polskiej Pozyczki, kazdy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-11

dalej dziatwa re szkoly narodo--
wei z rydwanem przedstawiaja-
Gym .Aniola pokoju." Dalej ko-
lejno SHY szkola Sw. Jana Chrzci-
'ciela, z muzyka ma czele i z ryd--
wanem przedstawiajacym Sw.
Jana Chrzciciela, z muzyka ma
|czele i z rydwanem przedStawia'
|jacym Sw. Jana Chrzciciela ma pu-
szczy, nawolujacego lud do poku-
ty; dzieci re szkoiy sw. kolumb-
killa, W szatach wschodnich / z
rydwanem przedstawiajacym
Chrystusa, biogosIawiacego dzia-
tive szkola Sw. Agnieszki W stro-
|jach ~rzymskich i biaio czerwo--
nych z choragiewkami i Z rydwa-
mem przedstawiaiacym sw. Mar
ka evangelist szkoia sw. Mate
usza, z ~rydwanem, przedstawiaja-
Gym Sw. MateuSza; szkola sw.
Fawia Z rydwanem przedstawia-
Sw. Pawia nauczajacego
It'd: szla szkota wloska Matki
Boskiej z Pompei, W strojach
wioskich z rydwanem p~rzedsta-.
wiajacym m~eczenstwo pierwszych
chrzeScijan; szkola Sw. Maury--
cego, Z rydwanem, przedstawiaja-
Gym tegoz swietego; dzieci re
szkoiy Sw. Sabiny, z rydwanem,
przedstawiajacym meczenstwo tel
Swietej; szkola Sw. Sebastyana Z
rydwanem tegoz Swietego; szkola
sw. Doroty, z rydwanem swej
Swietej; szkola Sw. Ducha, Z ryd-
wanem, przedstawiajacym zywot
Sw. Agnieszki; sziioia sw. Dyoni-
zego, z rydwanem swego Swiete-
go; szkola Sw. Jerzego z rydwa-
mem swego Swietego; szkola sw.
Wawrzynca. z rydwanem swego
Swietego; szkoia Sw. Teodora L
rydwanem swego S~wietego; szko-
Ia Sw. Agaty Z rydwanem, pred
stawiajacym ,.meczenstwo pierw-
szych chrzeScijan"; szkoia Sw.
Marcina z rydwanem swego Swie
tego; szkola wyzsza Sw. Filipa 2
rydwanem przedstawiajacym sw.
Ambrozego i cesarza Teodozyu--
sza, skazujacego tego Swietego
ma Smierc meczehska.
Daisy Gag programu pochodo-
wego stanowily szkola sw. Jere-
miasza, z rydwanem swego Patro-
ma, szkola Sw. Heleny - polska,
ktorej dzieci ~przybrane byiy w
malownicze - poiskie stroje i pa
pieskie, z rydwanem, przedsta-
wiajacym cesarzowa Sw. Helene,
ktora znalazia Krzyz Chrystuso-
wy; nadmienic wypada, re ryd--
wan ten byi bardzo piekny 1 Ar
tystvcznie wykonany szkola Sw.
Patrycyusza z So. Chicago, z ryd
wanem swego Patrona; szkoAa
sw. Finbara, z rydwanem sw.
Leona: szkola Sw. Ity z rydwanem
Sw. Patrycyusza, biskupa; szkola
Sw. Melianny, z rydwanem, pred
stawiajacym papieza Celestyna i
Sw. Patrycyusza ; szkoAa sw. Bry-
'gidy z jej Patronka; szkola 'Sw.
Brininy, take re swoja Swieta;
szkoia Sw. Dawida re swoim Pa
tronem; szkola Sw. kolumba 70
wniez z rydwanem, przedstawiaja
Gym sweso patrona; szkoia sw.
Justyna z ~rydwanem przedsta--
wiajaeym Irlandczykow chrze$ci-
Jan, ginacych "a Wiare Sw. szko-
Ia Matki Boskiej Bolesnej z ryd-
wanem swej Patronki; szkola sw.
Cyry1a, Czeska. z rydwanen,
przedstawiajacym IS. Cyryla i Me
todego, w strojach narodowych z
choragiewkami czeskiemi i papie-
skiemi.
Nastepnie wedlug porzadku
programowego jechai rydwan
wspaniaiy Akademii Najsw, Ro-
dziny z Nazareth, przedstawiaja-
cy Kr6lowa w Piastow koronie
Korony Polskiej, nader artystycz-
ME i pomyslowo wykonany; pred
stawia, sic on bardzo iadnie z ma
sza Kr6lowa W Piastow Koronie,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-11

tenn ZakoncZyfa sic poISka dyWl-
zya, ktora rec MONA pred
stawiala sic bardzo ladnie, licznle
i okazale, a zdobyla wiele hucz-
nych oklaskow.
Daisy Gag pochodu stanowi--
Ia szkola sw. Wincentego z ryd-
wanem, szkoia Rozanca sw. z
rvdwanem, szkola Sw: Tomasza z
rydwmem, szkoia Sw. Anzelmas
z rvdwanem. szkola Najsw. Krwi,
szko}a Sw. Alfonso Z rydwanem,
szko}a Sw. Ryty z rydwanem,
szkola Fanny Maryi Z rydwa--
mem, szkola NajSw. .Maryi Pan
ny Z Lourdcs Z rydwanem, szko}a
Sw. .Iozefa Z rydwanem, szkola
Sw. Malgorzaty Z rydwanem,
szkola Sw. Bernardo Z rvdwanem,
szkola SW. Klary Z rydwanem,
szkola Sw. Wiatora z rydwanem,
Szkoia Sw. karola Z rydwanem,
szkoia Sw. Augustyna, szkola
Fanny Maryi, szkota sw. Szcze-
pana,' szkola sw. Michaia, szko-
Ia Sw. Amy. szkoia Sw. Jozefa,
szkoia WszyStkich Swietych,
szko}a Fanny Maryi II mad Wiel
kich Jczior", szkola sw, Joachi-
ma. szkola Sw. Cecylii, szkoia sw.
Serca JezuSa, szkoia sw. NIiko-
taja, szkola NajSw. Fanny Ma
Iryi. szkoia Zmartwychwstania
Panskiego, szkola sw. Filipa, szko
la Sw. Katarzyny, szkola sw.
Rozalii, szkoia Sw. Ambrozego.J
Rozalii, szkola Sw. Rafaia, szkoia
Sw. Jakoba. szkoia Sw. Gertrudy,
szko}a Wniebowziecia, szkoia
Sw. !Ambrolcgo, szkoia sw. Te'
resy, szkoia Niepokalanego Po-
czecia Najsw. Marry Fanny,
szkola sw. Grzegorza, szkoia sw.
F1anciszka, szkoIa Sw. Filipa,
ACADEMIA .,Lorretto', szkofa sw.
Benedykta ,szkoia Sw. Francisz-
ka Ksawerego, Wyzsza szkola
Fanny Maryi, szkoia krolowej
Nieba, szkoia Sw. Patrycyusza,
szkoia Sw. Krzyza, szkola sw. An
toniego, szkola Serca Jezusowe-
go, szko}a Sw. Andrzeja, szkola
Sw. Malachiasza i szkola sw. Ga
hryela.
Pochod ciagna} sic przeszlo
piec godzin; gdy pierwsze cd;
dzialy i dywizyc dziatwy odcho-
dziiy juz do domow lub rozcho-
dzi}y sic pc parku, pod cieniste
drzewa, pc uciazliwym marszu,
w skwarnym wczorajszym dniu,
koniec pochodu PREY grobli mu-
nicypalnej j~eszcze ME byi ruszyl
z miejsca. S}owem byla to jedna
Z najogromniejszych manifesto
CYL dziatwy szkolnej, jake tn
kiedykolwiek widziano. Przy
zbiegu ulicy Division i bulwaru
Michigan stanelo kilka automo-
blow z dostojnikami Kosciola,
a mianowicie: J. E. X. Arcybi-
skup Jubilat Jerry Mundelein, ].
E. X. Arcybiskup Bonzano, De-
legat Apostolski, lego Eminen--
eva X. Kardyna& Gibbons, ]. E.
X. Arcybiskup Hayes Z Nowego
Yorku i inni. Wszyscy oni po-
dziwiali szczerze te wspaniala
manifestacye ktora zakohczyla
ilpponujaco try dniowy dyamen
towy jubileusz. Dodac nalezy, re
Geese pochodu zfozona
z rydwanow patryotycznych,
a druga Geese z rydwanow reli-
giino = symbolicznych. LudnoSc,
ktora zebrala sic wczoraj ma wy
brzezu Michiganu, ably bye Swiad
kami pochodu, zapamieta z pew
~noScia dzien ten w diugie lata.
albowiem czegoS- podobnego tax
rych}o sic ME doczekamy, CT, kto
rzy przybyli, z zpewnoScia ME
poza}owali tego, chociaz upai do
kuczal, tax maiym dziatkom w
pochodzie, iak i widzom, mimo,
to jednak pochod byl tax ~intere-
sujacy ola kazdego, re dziatwa
postepowaia z werwa RADIO
Sos 30
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-11
Q JADWIGOWA.

Tow. Polek i'm. Maryi No. 90
lied. odbedzie ~polroczne ~posiedzenie
W niedziele, dnia 1890 czerwca, o
godzinie pol do drugiej p~opoiudnli,
W sail zwykiych ~posiedzeh. Wszyst'
kie czionkinie So proszone o przyby'
cie. - Marya Osuch, PREF; KatarAy
ma Kamka, sekr. prot, 2035 Cor.-'
land ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-11

czlonek ma bye obecny ma tenn po-
siedzeniu. - Michai Ork!szewsk'
PREF; Jozef BIaszkiewicz, sekr. pr1t
2O16 n. Wood ul.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-23
JEALOUSY MAY HAVE BEEN
 MOTIVE FcR DERIVES MURDER

Philadelphia. Oct. 22.-Jealousy may have been the motive for the killing of Elmer C. Drewes, the Dartmouth senior, whose body was found last Sunday morn- ing in the outskirts of the city with bullet through the forehead. In advanc- ing this theory tonight the police said they had learned that recently Drewes and William P Brines the University of Pennsylvania freshman. who is being sought on a warrant charging him with Drewes' murder, had differences over a girl upon at least two occasions.
 A woman. whose name the authorities declined to diVulge- reported to the police today that she had seen Brines on Mon da yscraping what appeared to be blood
 stains from the motor car which he later abandoned. An automatic pistol and two empty bottles were found in the car and it was bloodstained in several places No definite clues to Brines' whereabouts ] have been discovered. but the police said 1 tonight they belieevd he is in or near this city and will be found w.e.iin twenty-fUuI f hours. if he does not voluntarily surren- | der. He was seen yesterday at the home of his uncle, John R. Wiggins, building ] contractor where he had visited with his
 mother since Tuesday. Shortly after hel son left wiggins home Mrs. Brines wa: i taken to a local hospital. where she i' suffering from nervousness.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-23

4~ co
 revenue, because of the possible tau,rr = m, T, patronage due to the increased rate"
 me statement gives the figures pre- sehted at the hearing On the finances Of -lne I connecticut company, mentions nos sipie action. by the next general asserhiv 10 solve or relieve the present street rail, way diniculties, refers to the innnort,nr. oi preventing suspension of trolley s.y. 'Ylce, and holds the ten cent fare to k.
 9ast and reasonable. at this time. IT also says: ,v% .,,,,s-
 me establishment of a substsnt,.,,,, increased rate such as asked for bv .th. company would result in materiaIIy ivy proved serTice and better maintenanc. ., the property. o oA
 Provided there had been no u,f.i, burdens resting on the companv in tho nature of paving and bridge obIieat;ors ana had it not for the past five yesr been confronted with the unre1,i,otaJ pubic service automobile, which lIses th. pavement paid for by the csmnanv WIZ oeiieey there would have been no ,oaS Tor petition to increase tn, rata to te-
 cents at this time .o ten III the dissenting opinion Comrniss;oro, Ei"eii reviews the various rate incre.ss, since October. 1917. when the rata ve,t rom hVe to six cents He says the pvh hc was beginning to accept the six cen rare when the company adopted the zon, system This was tried eight months anf then pronounced a failure by Presiden otorrs or the company, the commissions e says. Since then the seven cent fare ha,
 oeen m enect for city areas. His state nient continues: ,'
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-23
JUDGE LANDS GETS
 A THREATENING NOTE

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct 22-Federal Judge K N Landis received an anony- nous note here tonight threatening him if he continued his attacks on the radical movement in America.
 The note, unsigned, typewriter on business stationery, was addressed to him at his hotel and was delivered by mail. It said:
 ITO Judge K M. Landis, Hotel,
 Indianapolis:
 For the last time you are warned to keep your d. mouth shut concerning charges that you have made against radicals movements in speeches at Chi cago and other towns in which you have spoken
 Judge Lardis in referring to the note said:
 My sole hope at this hour is that I may live out my life in full about thirty years mor. So that l may fight the reasonable crowd of men who planned and supported the St. Louis platform of the socialist party. The socialists did not omit one opportunity to embarrass the government, and I intend to omit not one opportunity of calling it to the attention of the people,
 Judge Landis, in addressing the Indiana state convention of school teacht rs today criticized both Senator Harding and Gov ernor Cox for what he termed their eva | sion of vital election issues. Both the | democratic and the republican parties Judge Landis added, took indefinite Stands in their platforms regarding i'm portant question.
 The only specific complaint against thu candidates made by Judge Landis wa that. neither has said what he will d. as affecting legislation that will give If
 to the prohibition amendment"
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-23
Captured .iicts
 Tell of ' 7 Exploits
Sing Sing Fugitives Surrend- cred Without Resistance, When Surprised in. Foot hills at Warner, N. H.

Warner, N. H, Oct 23-A man-hunt on the heavily wooded southern foot hills of Kearsage Mountain cNded today in the capture of George Stivers and Marcus Bassett, who escaped from Sing Sing prison at Ossining. N.i Y last Saturday night. The men, tired and hungry were surprised eating apples under a tree by the roadside and surrendered without resistence. They readily admitted heir identity and tonight were on their wa v back to the prison in custody of Warden Lewis E. Lawes and three prison keep CTS st N Els'-s Hunt started when the two men were seen to jump from a stolen automobile here yesterday and run into the woods Sheriff George 4. Wooster was notified and within a short time posse of depu | ties was formed. Throughout yester day, last night and today the nosse va, constantly augmented by. residents e, Warner and adjacent towns. Man, ] brought rifles, shotguns. < or ,sfevo4ve rs while some of the farmers were armed with pitchforks, clubs and axes.
 Once. early last evening, the men wer, 1 seen at the edge Of the woods. Shot, | promptly fired in their direction sent then scurrying back to shelter. A little lat CT they ventured out of the forest. un | observed in the darkness. and sought foo
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-23

Washington. Oct 22.-Total dishurse- ,,,nts of ;he republican national com. ,-,st,se between June IA and october de ss His year were placed at S21 l'SoS:S4 l- ao official statement filed today Wltn ss. clerk of The house of representatives ty Fred Upham, treasurere of the na- ti,,si committee. Receipts for the pc s,oS were placed at s2,4ss,o19.54
 The statement placed the number ot .,7,r5butors at 34.Ss7 and added that o.iy sixteen contributions in excess Q. fi 6oo had been received. These sixteen -,rtrrbutions. it was added, sggregateu tsS7sn The Hamilton club or Cs ChlcS -o uas named as largest single contrlD-
 rns committees announcement said other contributions ranged from 70 cent q, si o0O and cover the entire country,
 treasurer Uphams reports it added .,tst contributions for state committees vrsrs received Co Inc amount or Sl'olo' sISst and transmitted by him as ageh so state committees. -, e.,
 r5e sum Of S33S. 800 was borrowed to' ,se bv the senatorial and congressiona .s a committees and loaned to these commit tees
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-23
HARDING PREPARING
 FOR CLOSE OF CAMPAIGN

,,.-,o, o Oct. 22-The last of his -,,palen swings outside Ohio cotnple'eu' ernator Harding took a real hoHuay !" a.v before starting work on the serlea ol .r..rhes he will deliver next week III vrlneipal cities in his own state.
 AS,er his arrival here late in the morn t-- ,, inc s-,ecial train which carried hlm .- his excursion into New York state, ne ,o.,tcs in al his office for only snort ,..fie and then left for a forty mile motor .de ,o Mansfield and a game Of gon'
 |, ,ras the first time in several weeks that he had taken so complete Ies' frorn the cares of the campaign. Al though he appeared in perfect heaiul n. he strain of his speaking trips nao lei' him tired and he said he wanted to Ie- sr,Sh himself with some wholesome phy' .ic.f exercise before taking up the home stretch of the campaign.
 Tomorrow the nominee will begin prep ,-sfio, of his final campaign utterances s, he delivered on the last four nights ol rcrt week 10 meetings in Cleveland, AK -o, Cincinnati and Columbus. No moro tr,1. norch dates have been booked an' these four addresses may be inc onS .,nes he will deliver before election day It is considered entirely nossibie, now ever that when he leaves Wednesday h' viii run into numerous rear-platforn vatherinrs. locally arranged, and VII sunpiernent his four main speeches wit N,any short talks of a less formal nature
 The present plan is to make the Onl rtreui, on a special train, not returnin "a Marion until Sunday. His manager consider that such a trip probaoly WI
 mean an extensive rear-plauorm pro gram
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-23
Conn. CO. is Granted a1O Gent Fare Rate
Decision by the Public UtiI- ! ties Commission Makes the
 Order Effective November

Hartford, Conn, Oct 22-Thc public utilities commission, in an order made public tonight, grants the petition of the Connecticut company for flat ten cent fare rate on it's trolley lines, instead. of the seven cent fare now in force. The
 order is to take effect on Nov. 1.
 The order, applies to all lines of the company in the state except those in the New London division where a ten cent fare was put into Gffect several days ago FItAis signed by Richard T. Higgins; chair man, and Joseph w. Alsop. Appended to
 the order is a dissenting opinion by Charles C. Elwell, the third member of the commission. The order provides for the establish
 ment of fare limits based upon ,the orig !. .fnaI' five. cent fare limits, as in effect be- fore. there was any increase in rates, School tickets shall be Issued at half the regular rates, the order says, and the company Shall issue communication tickets similar to those now in use, at rate oi :, two, and one-half cents a mile.
 In. reviewing the hearing. of fOct 1
 when the company made the ten cent fars proposal. the commission says that it wal l not disputed that the company needed more revenue, althouhg 1t was "ques tioned by some whether the fiat ten cen flare would produce the required increased
Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-23

New York, Oct. 22.-CBy the A P.)- New York is ready to suspend all public works until it is learned if ther eis "open corpetition in bidding for the work"
 This announcement was made here late today by Mayor IIylan. when the joint legislative committee adjourned un- til November 1. after it's counsel had asserted it had only scratched the sur- face ia it's investigation of the building trust" Developments il the building situation came in a dramatic fashion this afternoon after Mayor Hylan had addressed the board of estimate. dec airing that the Building trust the milk trust. the coal trust and other trusts have built a wall about New York greater than the great wall of China"
 While the legislative committee was quizzing in one chamber of the city hall l the board of estimate meeting in another rescinded four contracts involving aT- proximately s7,0o0.u00. worth of work on New York county's proposed court house. The mayor also authorized Com missioner of Accounts Hirschield to make searching investigation of all contracts for school houses.
 T want the people to know that they l VIII ne protected against men WnO ari seeking by means of combinations an. unfair practices to mulct the people" ex p,ained the mayor.
 While the legislative committee he'' but brief ssgion today. Samue! Inter meyer. committee counsel. examined ser eral witnesses regarding the activitie of the alleged labor-conuactor combina ton. which he inserted WIS stifling con struction work in New York city.
 Important developments were:
 Refusal of Robert ?. Brindell. pres ident of the Building Trades Council. [ talls advantage of the opportunity give him by the committee to refute tesiimon of Ephiriam Levy and George Bacl1e regarding a bribe paid to alleged labo representatives 10 call off strike
 Assertion by Mr. Untermeyer that | widGlpread system of exto-;ion wa being practiced by unscru3lous lsbo leaders to obtain vast sums Of none from employers under the preiext. or aS tually callinr strikes.
 Admission by one witness that he feai e1 his business would be ruined | withdrawal of labor fl he answered a . questions addressed 10 him concernir the alleged labor-contractorr comhinatio
 Testimony 10 the effect that upwari
 of 100 plumbing contractors in Ne