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SeeeetHive Special Ilepnties.§£. ll. Galiaher Said te ilave claim.
our Willi Rifles on calm:g ed charter and Ordinancelilegd:
Where line Man Was Killed antiI in Spec'iying (inflection of‘
rm Wounded Yesterday T Building rm Fees in so tits.l

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Women and Girls Told to Remain
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.\'\'.1'U.\ii \. May i'J.~-Quict pretttiiedl
in th-- strike district here today, toi ;
lowing the riot of yesterday, ulteu‘ .
22"" strikers “"9 shot by armed. is lilt‘ collection of fees for hulltl'
tin-unis dunns an attack on_ the plant. ing permits in the Pimt District tak-
0' ”W ““0““ Manufacturing C01"? ing away from residents their coastl-
W'U» Charles 1‘91’0- 0“" 0‘ ‘1‘“ “1““ ‘ tutional rights, and is the’ charter and
5m“ me“ early ”(by The other ordinance that specify the collection
four are not seriously wounded. The 0‘ these n.“ illegal? 1
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further outbreak and a large fort-c Clover .‘tlanufncturlng Company. up

or deputy sheriffs and special officers. town, is quoted an answering that

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' ' ' . Mr (learner :- sa. 0 e very
1.4;" 1’3“" [one 0; l‘lhe‘,’l“k“ “Jud“;f: strenuously opposed to paying imild“

2:51” bu org; '0 °“"“_ ““335 ‘ ‘ ling permit fees. in fact ult‘ reportt

r "n or: I 0‘9” be“ ‘9 9‘" has it that he threatened to shootl

“N Vt‘lepobrtod boyaiderahle ‘g‘fiuiif‘e'slnuilding inspector Clarence l. Finch:
among t e is rare uhen t t) tam. if he set foot on his D "V. That}
“d M ““903 death, but ”1”". “‘5 no. statement is laid to have been undo
"hsgi‘yfium' :20“: “édrshifiu'fi‘ over a year ago during a telephone
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nii'lke are‘offi‘gn born ”with em The Clover?“ ml’cfimi‘som
saw wtuhicxfiuems a: pany are Lrila‘nning to build a big fan-
.- . . tory on on street up own. I:
{I‘f‘.““‘.‘..‘“ munmfi": f‘r“"§;°’;‘:f“ Wednesday of this week the building‘
: I ‘ 0‘ tern. came 9 (,1 ‘9 y I , y‘ inspector took the building committee
I‘ve in: said to be oter thirfl Years‘ up to the site of the promised build

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(Continued from Fm“ Pauc) {A‘hile there, it is reported. Mr.
Gailaher told the members of the com-

mittee that his constitutitinal rights

m low 10 were being taken away front him
[when he was obliged to pay a fee for
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a building permit. 'Mr. Gaucher is

quoted even further. it; is said that

he told- the committee marble attor-

ney. Judge John Walsh, declared that

’ the collection of feet:I inhthall-‘ittll‘tuntzs-

it was unantmousi voted at his trict. was illegal. an t e y c r

night's meeting ot ’S'outh blot-wall: and building ordinance, with respect

Lodge, 1.. 0. 0, m, to issue bonds to to collections of that sort. were ii-

llwmlyers ot the range. The bond is legal. and that he would be “. tiling to

, sue “in be up to 35.000, and will bear carry the cue to the iii-creme can?

interest 'at the rate of iv. per cent. It ‘5 9V9“ rumored UM MF- 0‘ V

During last night's session a very her informed his men that Building

interesting letter was read from Ruth inspector Finch was not to be allowed

Leimer. the lodge’s ward, Who is at on the property where the new ino-
Moosehart Home. Little Miss Lelmer
is progressing splendidly with her“
studies, and is enthusiastic over her:

life at the famous home.

tory is to be erected.
-A rising vote was taken last niggt

Things came to a head yesterday

afternoon when a conference was held
. of; all those members who plan, to at-
tend the Moose State Field Day. in

regarding the diilicuity in the office
Bridgeport on June 17th. Forty-five

of the city clerk in the city hall.
. indicated their desire to attend.

There were present at this session:

Mayor Carl Axel Hancom. Secretary
Thirty-five other members have said
they will go, bringing the present

Charles F. Dilworth. of the Norwails
chamber of Commerce; Councilman
John W. smith. chairman of the build-
ing committee, Building Inspector

number up to eighty. who will march

"Uh Whig" hats and cones in the big

'ptirado.

- \fCEi'ef William R. Pennington is

Clarence l. Finch. City Engineer
George A. Sherron. and City Clerk
Stephen Dokul.
The inspector is said to have out-
chajrman of the committee in charge
Ioi" the local-attendance at the state
meet. . Members from here will leave
Ioni the 10 'o‘clock' train for Bridge-

lined his stand in the matter in no
uncertain terms. and as having ex-l
part. That Organizer 1". H. Canon:
has busy lately was shown by

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the number of membership applica-

ed himself as staunch for that
interests of the building department
tions which last night were read and
passed favorably upon.

and city at large. .
There were times when the discus--

sion was a trifle heated, especially

when Inspector Finch snapped his
S" "0h“ 3! Kerser are lo‘bu‘lld a
garage on Highland avenue, for‘L. A.

fingers at Mayor Harstrorn and. cried:
Hughes..io-cost 3450. ' The building?

“I don't care 'that’ for you!"

The tangle will be furihe: unraveled
will be erected on the Oscar Mills
pmrty.

this afternoon. when a number of of-
- dciais .will accompany thebuildlng
inspector to the site of the now fac-
Joseph lrvine has a permit to matte
a small addition to his house on the
West Rocks Road.

tarry, for a conference with Mr.
.Gallaher._
1, Plumbing will be installed. by Jon:
A; , eph Cavanauglr, for s Millard. Grand.
view» avenue.
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_\ (’fllilifll)’ crown greeted the qpvlr;

mg or the Japanese Kilmcns lanl
evening, at the Catholic Club. in West
avenue. 'lhe dance hall. in nhicii the.
Hair was hold was bt-suiilully deem
oratod tor the occasion, and presented.

. a most pleasing appearance to the eye

of the visitor and fun seeker. Sev-
eral of the ladies. in Japanese wa-
luiue. made the scene beautifully pic-
turesque and attractive. The several
booths at which were fancy Work. do-
nations. cake. and refreshments, were
handsomely decorated. in true Japan-E
ese style. Vocal solos and music by

the Sterling-Wellnilz ()rdlestra,..for District. “a... in u“. lead by ‘ number Palace team.

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tliilw. Meeker, liultmri,
Stout-ti. liminiaosa. rib-hi (manager). Rose.

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of the Palace, the iirunsnick, and the,
Noiuailt Bowling Alleys. as a trophy;
'to go to the winner of the series. Tile
from the North Mail

dancing, were features of the opening of “m...“ and thereby “pun-wt huhrtreet alleys. finished second in the

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easternmost; and Agitation.
runes-t say It» came
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South Norwalk’a secrmd annual not!
iar Day was a htphlp-hooray sucoesaJ
Every downtown merchant reports:

 

that buttinm watt exceptionally gooai Dublin-d. l merely Wish to deny our: who received the first degree several

all day yesterday's“ far exceeded-
the results of last year‘s Dollar "H'l
successful as it was. .

Those wide-awake housewives-anti
there were hundreds or theme‘who
took advantagn of‘ihe very line but
gains offered. have many a good word.
for the merchants and their goods. -

The rodults of llolidr Day so muchl
further than simply stimulating sales
for one day. For one thing it made
the women “shop around" and go to
stores they seldom visited before. it
brought the consumer and the pro-
prietor together, made. them better
accounted. and made them under-
stand each other a little better. The
results of that understanding and
better acnuainraacsship is , tar-moth
ing; and will entond all through the!“

year. for we friendships“ formed year My

terday will mean many new cuetombrs
to all of the merchants.

Thea Dollar Day exercised the ire
licence of friendly rivalry among the
retailers. Each one did his best to

haveamorotemptingamyotmerw

chandioe. a more attractive looking
store, and more moneyuving bar
guns than “the, other fellow.” This

too. created as it is by Deb
iar Day. will not cease with the pass
ing of Doll-r Day. but will remain for
everyday in the year. with the-result
that‘all of the stores will be mighty
inviting places to shop in. as good.
indeed if not better, than stores in

’other cities nearby where Norwalk

money is spent instead of at home:
«Dollar Day should have revived the
spirit d "Buy at Home." Many people
who heretofore purchased supplies
out of town. gave merchants here a
trial, yesterday. and. if they were
toundnot wanting. they should be
patronized throughout the year.

ms iiiliil or his
with main lid.

r'l‘hmpoltomarcloohing for nome-
body wltbm lavas-batch of half or-
Mhsue. Within-tho last tow
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loving cup. presented by the manager

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in a.l interview aitlt a Sentinel
reporter today. 1.; C. Stuart. one at
the defendants
brought by T. S. Glover. aid:

“While i have: no desire to try the:
mine in the newspapers. in view oi,
e fact that a mass of misstatements.

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taken from the complaint has been
phatlaliy that there has been any
violation of the law. and to state that
everything connected with the trans-
action waa open and above board. that
the ”Madden! was well worth
the nmanention' ”annuity received.
and that all the papers were prepared
with scrupulous care by a first class
real estate lawyer at whose allies in
South Norwallt the transaction took
place.

This action is simply a desperate
attempt to evade the payment of an
honest debt. and although the amount
involvod is trifling. the principle is a
big one. and the action will be con-
tested. with the utmost vigor.

"Tbs statement that any ‘advan
tago‘ was taken of the aged and on
*ceilurlr. ind tam. Seymour. is at-
talse. and that them was ac-
tuallyvrnsds for the amount stated in
the mortgage several item-,1 doa-
nieutay evidence of vital man.
now reposing in a safe deposit bot:
will abundantly prova ,

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whim a second mortgage on both
plum was mode with grout ro-
instance. to enable Mr. Seymour to
save his son~inlaw from financial. loss
in ‘0‘” W'wbtcb than use
mill-it, and that ‘tho SUM!
property was bought interthe snort.
gago‘beause the defendants had as-
certained that only oao'huadrul do}
ldrs had been paid in on the other

hundred dollars on a one-tunnel dol-
lar acuity was an emanate proposi-
tion which could scarcely be emitter»
ed! sound."

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mxrm Masai. May ‘19.-
Etght persons were hurt when a
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in the civil action

“in to state that the inn.

mesa-arm consequently a loan at airs

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south Nat-want Council, Knights ot’
t‘olumbus. will be nine years old on
June 9th. On that date there will be
a proper observance of the birthday.
The «at of "Christopher. Jr.”. as well
an the recently elected members of
‘ the council. will be entertained at that
time. Edward J. Splan is chairman of
the committee in charge of the June.
Aime celebration, and his assistants
comprise the last clan of yotng men

2 weeks ago.

All of the ticker-reports Irom
;"Chrisloplier. Jr." have not yet been.
lmade. dad a complete accounting
icould not he give] at last night's sets
siou. it is certain. however. a iargs‘
‘Iaum was realised for the council's
ibuifling fund.

, some time next month the second
‘and third dances will be conferred.
.Several weeks will probably elapse
i between the conferring of the degrees,
{as both will not be given at the same
‘time. William P. Ward, John W.
Sculley and Edward J. Spisn is the
mines in charge or the second
and third degree work.

muons
ruminant

An important conference of the dis-
trict Wu of ‘thc Men's and
Women’s Aseuchslon of the South
Norwalk Counselors“ church was
held last-night; ~
t At this sessiomarrbnysments for
the celobntirmot Congregational Day.
on timid, a9_anlt_30 were discussed.
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annuity. A plan was evolvodiwheroby
the newcomer will be invited to make.
the church his or hor"‘horne church."
A system'of' visiting‘thc sick in each
at thedistrictatwan also'sdopted.

The plan awarding the, celebration
of (bountiful-1m as in former
years. will be to have a social gather-
ing and. entertain-Int of “no sort
in control them: districts mm
parish; these to be divided among the
three days as convenience may in—
dicate. .

Herctofore Congregational Day has
been carried out by the Woman’s As;
lactation alone. but this year the
Men‘s Association will cooperate so
as to male the went more tbmonghv
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lass Obtain a i‘eelhg
on Bill 287~lllbefclb-'
sis Allects War Prisoners" ..

Violent fighting on a W‘
0 scale was resumed on the Var“
front last night. Two fro-ll .l-
visions of German troops attach-
ed Frcgch positions at Avocoel't

h“ ' om“ in New York Wood and Hill 304, west of tho
till rel!“ 'Meusc. The French War Office
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announces attacks in the unit
were unsuccessiul. although ch
Germans obtained a forum" it D
‘amailpoetsouthofflilioly.’ ‘_
Evidence of the heavy to“ M -_
tuberculosis is ‘exacting in the
world war is found in the ot-
chango of disabled pm
which is being conducted throw
Sweden. Russia and Austria. 0-.
train from the Russian camps had
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layer litoltel and Commissioner
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‘ board. Three of the victims “
NEW vontt, May lit: The lt*.t‘- while the train was P3 ,'

hone wire of the law ilrrn oi Sey-
illiilllf‘ a Seymour was "tapped" by lhmu‘h SW96"!- . f R ‘
the police. District Attorney Swami On mother tram mm ti“

asserted last night. not because they thOre m 30 “WV... ‘1
were searching for a clue to a plo' been rendered i e by :I
that might result in international: Ratings. “mu“: 2. m

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m ligations. as Mayor Mitchel and.s _ _
$3.“; Commissioner Woods had in naming weekly in each direction
' us. who from

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saute J. r. Moreen I 00- ‘M 00'” dim... ion of this. or nee-ll
i tolsn from their once. _ ' .
“12;; 8Morgan documents were giv- military "meg. '
, Austrian troops are continuing .fl
“1m" ‘1‘“ W ‘3 _ mm”; :1 to‘advance at points on the ltd-i 4
gem”, om" and “M re“ t tan front, the German' om -’
- t temn Buys.
it it they contained in Ameritnn‘gu tofuay 1 . . ‘
":11le manufacturers. He made the liaisons are nndcrtahll‘ fit _
nectlo with this transaction. ‘ . ‘ #
mafia; ‘ glimmer m wmh Sew... . mans crossed the Loan Valley;
and ca -
the district attorney and Mayor.
”new wok t the information thaoiAd‘m‘v 6‘» ' member °f M
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the wire in question was topped be-Imnm flying squadro ,‘ yu- ..
m “in“ lh‘i cOnfidential abh‘lplm mm “up mm
gangs from the witch Government} The Germ.
war munitions had been stolen from Mlle “3 bfo“
the ilrm'a otllcea and sold to munitloa 3 finance.
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The district attorney was informed' the c of the, Bri . I _
that copies of the. French cablegnmv Eu '3' ' mm
dealt room in the oilices of Seymour; _ , probablyby'i
& Seymour. but that this iim hadmme’ were saved. “com” to ._
cabiemms. the district attorney-. . on t oda from We,
said. gave directions as.to the war m Washingt Ifa E II .-
and the prices to be paid for them. France. ’ ~ .1
'Ford's ”neutral conf ' of? 3
.meetings were held todq
Elandand Holland in celebration at
the seventeenth anniversary
lDenmark and'Sweden. the M
Zings will be continued over new
ed regent of «Not-walk Chapter. D. Litton“ in Stockholm on Sunday.“
it, at the manual meetingmcld Ye’lalloffitc meetings "mam ”.-
(lcorge R. Barnum. 17 Mar an avenue. .
Other-odious were choscgn and “laments ‘0 call "optical “I
last until September. when luncheon m the belligercnts.
will be enjoyed atthe Nor-walk 00“.. These; (2 meetings .n‘ -' I
follows: i . .
Regent—Mrs. Christian Swnrta. I ‘ of Switzerland. sexof W:
Chapmin'net and three of Holland. .
A-Rgxc'ofling Secretary—Mrs. sm’;Numv they havebeenco ‘
' ' ' 1.3M ' the national celebrntsons
l m H. Swords. . 9
“*3”- 3‘ 91- “Wt .vornnnoi which ir-Nayafi.
tran—‘Mrs. Robert Van Boron
“Wins Minerva Nash.

-' 1 documents were
plained that odiua b l | ' m unfit for forth.
en. Mr. Bwann declared. to some one;
large some by selling the intorma-.
it clear that Seymour & Seymour had or m counter-strokes The A“. ’ . »
. the lice commissioner, phlfld W I. ,,
Thompson ’0 re! Kitten Rockwell. it
part. District Attorney.
cause i. P. Morgen t Conway hed,tcrday attached a German We;
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to that firm regarding the buying of W 09‘ g‘ht down ‘1‘
manufacturers in this country. " Th!” Americans who WW
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b it who had‘ .
had been received y me ‘ofl the Isle dc Yeu
nothing to do with the matter. These . dispatch to the State DW’
munitions to be purchased for France 3 Amati CODSu) at
Under the auspices of H
Lthroughout Scendinavia. Switacfl’
the First. Hague Conference- hr
1Mrs. Christian Swaru was reclcc‘ piers! days with a big demotion-g
terday anatomist the home of “rundopted urging the neutral ‘09-;
bofls waived. The meeting was the {creme-11 arr-am for nigh“ 1:
try Club. The officers elected are as ; held in nine cities in SW ' ‘
Vice Regent—«Mrs. Ira T. .
Cone-bonding Secretary—Aha. Wt ‘ ‘
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