Paris, Dec. 30 Difficulties arising
between the Allie and Germany con
cesrning the transportation of Allied
trootpa to regions where plebsioites
will be held were removed at a con
ference of experts held yesterday,
says the Journal.
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counsel of that city for many years
and also Judge of the City court.
Judye Pveed's actual retirement will
i be on January 8. The attorneys of
the county will dine Jtacge Bajiks
I on January IS.
Judge Keog-h announced this afte-r-!
non tJjut there will be no change in
'the location or personnel of the office
'of tho referee in bankruptcy. The
j present ofllce loateJi in Bridgeport
; will be mainntained liere., and bus-
; in,, wjn be transacted without any
chance of system.
j Jude Keogh is at present a mera-
liter of the law firm of Keosh & Con-
des, in Xorwalk, and completed a
number of terms as corporation coun
sel for that city. He was also judg'e
of the Ni)iv.:alk City court. At the
outbreak of the war, Judere Keog-h at
tended the olli-ers' training- carn-p at
Plattsburg: and was graduated with
the rank of second lieutenant. While
serving at Camp Devens he was pro
ni'ito to a first lieutenant, and while
overseas with the 76th Division was
made a -captain. He is a veteran of
the old Connecticut State. Guard, and
is we1! known in political circles
throughout the state.
