—-—-‘-r__,
s .
som' ' gnaw“: “in. trauma" names. ma
I
insult/not
FE,” 5, t-II-g—I? I
' ,. titers Hose Company Hun- Unstinted Praise Given Our
on Members in the U.'S.' Boys by the French Troops
Service and Those Who1 Engaged on the Bettie
. have Shortly front at Seicheprey .
e
iiiiiiii ifiiisr
7: Milli-808658
Mayor Donovan, Corpora-
tion Counsel Quinlan and
3‘ Others Speak and Music Is
' Enjoyed '
slayer Jeremiah Dolores and Cor-
poration Counsel Quinlan both made
brief addresses at the entertainment,
demand bau‘dnet 'given at the like
clubhouse,“ loath ~lain'str'eet. last
evening for the bonedl'of the mom
M iii literal-son Hose Company.
who are either in the service or who
enter the service in a
life to leave to
short time. ‘
Mailer Donovan said that he only had
some advice to give and that possibly
a younger man would be more accept-
finite to the audience. His hope was
that the young men would try and do
eep up the
mourns
«the best that theycouid toll
PM! imitates e .
WmWnl
HERMAN liliillESi'. .
. unununuun
Enemy Unable to Remove
'Them and Care For Hun-
} dreds of Wounded.
i
I" WITH THE FRENCH ARMY lN
"FEANOEIApril 23 (By The Associat-
_ed Press).—'i‘he valor and steadfast-
nes’e of the American troops during
the German attack at Sei‘cbcprey last
Saturday. is given unstinted praise by
the French troops on the same front.1
This admiration for tho nghtlns circli-
ties of his trans-Atlantic comrades is
demonstrated in e‘r‘niu't forwarded to
oi oi a French inlantr': regiment which
took part in the Beichepref engage-
ment. - a ' ‘
"l visited Renneres Wood alter the
'—
(Continued On FIR Its)
”about Mimi
,1 lNfllliiEfl'ANil "Elli y ifillliliNTS IN ill?
. jfllflflii’i All
_ ‘ . Not Guilt . 837 in New York
‘1 . ~l- ' ’ “I'll.“d ’ J. I a e -
an. $10,000 $331.3”? .izii‘it- 312.".
5in?Court
; {it -,
m
e
/
CITY. hie" April Sir-Mrs
r Stokes. settlement work
‘er,'1ecturwr and wife of the wealthy
socialist .l. G. Phelps Stokes, of New
Normans arraigned before Judge A:
‘8. Van Valhenbergh late yesterday
entered a plea of not guilty, tol-
.her. inactment on three counts
1
.10,
See act. . -
i United Staten Attorney Wilson ask
glazed violation of the Espion
pd th, the trial he held as early'as
womb e. and Judge Van Vaikenbergb
--oet May 20 as the date. Bond was
810.000, which was furnished
. fluid at
V
by a surety company.
(Continued on Page Twelve)
.‘Jil’ANESE FilfllilliN '
1 mum RESIENS
‘ LONDON, April‘24.-—Viscount Mot- t
- one. Japanese Minister for Foreign but through the settlement or contin-
says Renter's ,uance of cases assigned for trial. both
sessions were almost immediately ul.
Judge Donald T. Warner.
presiding for the first time in
mantra. has resigned.
. Match from Tohio.
, - The question of Japanese interven- who
"you in Siberia probably led to the the airfield county courts, alter hear- city held a special meeting last night
withdrawal of Viscount lchiro llotonu ing the call oi the jury panel sum- in the Central Labor mm tor the pure
flour/the Foreign Ministry. of which‘moned. excused the jurors until today. pose of
he had been the head since November. The cases assigned for/ hearing are against the
(massed On Page Twelve)
than n nuts
, uranium,
‘ HARTFORD. Avril.” Ztmcmbl m
with the big mass meeting at/
eapiial‘fthis afternoon
7 .- luau: wheatlon‘bus: and
‘ .. abet those, which have “
Bail-+Husband
hotel and
Mm Liberty oer
scanned
giro the following general figures.
claims.
automobile in every twentyaix per
sons; in eleven middle western states
(Continued Oil Pm Twelve)
JillifiE'WMiNfli 8m
Bench in 1917
' Two branches of the civil side 0
. learned.
the suits of lda S. hlansileld ngains
(Continued on Page Twelve)
_ CON
NECTICUT
DOESN’T NEED
the general com by the colon-
eounter attack in which the position
in Massachusetts,
ties in' Connecticut in». comparison,
with other states during till. At the
salts time it may be interesting to
Itanuiactnrere say that 5.600.000
care will be in use by June. “During
the last fiscal year 1.795.840 passenger
cars were built and 181,348 commer-
ln eleven eastern states there is one
Minimal mun
Makes First Appearance'noon of May 3, on agreement of coun-
Since. Elevation to the
he Superior court came in yesterday
noun HOLIDAY
traumas). April u.-—ooveroor m"-
"In" 3- Holcomb ”W In! ‘ until loss 1. ms. The union men do-
ght that triday of this week would a... that, u“. contact was openly
"'20 M 1’ imam Holiday al- violated bythe a. a w. iactory.
though "i '9‘!" 9' observed 0 I they were compelled to. discon
as requested by PM
i?”
. lery .Pieces dloar All Day
—— 7 ~ can nevus. a . ..
Tug-Ni? 1m? Fug“ iiizfithuhi'fif?
'tyoiinge,“_ . " °
Neutrality Laws of United ihiii'iti’tf’fl'fi .x'oo the as:
continua
Putin UNDER-
' ' ' arilli r f the 302d ngin ll
States .in. Starting India m“: Law” “gm": 1:: 2
Revolution mile away treat these the mm mu.
lr-v rosiinent boomed its gene all day,
the men; are snore accustom-
ed to the‘ booming heavy guns.’ but
the roar of the
hummus ‘ ..... ,
mum: lNiEiiNliliI .... n...
iiiiiifiiilfl if
.m— . 1
Hindu Editor Shot in Court
During Trial and His As-
sassin lsKiiied '
SAN FRANCISCO. April 24.—~Twen-
ty-nine persons, Hindus. former Ger" l”
man consular olllcers, business men 111W CC M.
3d g‘h°””‘.'m ionnd guilty early to- ned For . Evening Gt
y a ninthefederalocurtoi " '
my to violate the neutrality ‘ Historic Ch on The
of the United States through plots Green
to torment revolution against British . ,
rule in lndia. The new organ at St. Paul's church
Thirty were on trial and the only is to be dedicated tobiflrt at a special
verdict of not guilty was r'eturned- in service to be held at eight o'clock.
the c of 'John F. Craig. head or the {rho Bishop of Connecticut. the Right
Crag-Shipbuilding Yards, Long Beach. Reverend ChauncoyBunce Brewster.
Cal. will be present at .tho service and
The German defendants were not en-, PM 9“ sonnon. i
titled to bail. Judge w. c. Van meet. “0 "I“ ll 1- of II"-
M' m the “no...“ 'm mm ”a Warner. of N lull. who torm-
. ani'lmw'as very
interned sentence whit will trig lived in New
he passes Toe-es : r‘ I W. mes,
m a, ,Wmnwhiehahsrenemhéedinherwul.
gofio' {bl ; n, a, you ‘- ‘Partn of them formerly at the
Schm 'v :, lee 'l‘atien- Cth'ol the floiy Saviour. and one
' id to
ueb in
Brioche ‘
man 0:, to; Walter Sauerhaclr. incorporated "' the a" 07M "‘0'
lna'igai'lng clear of the German gun- ‘8 entirely operated by electricity;
boat/Oder; Captain Edwin Deinat. “ID me I- placed It the carom.
icommander of the steamer "llolsatia
Inerman merchantmau interned at in! “0"" ”WW“ 1' PM ll
Honolulu; Captain Heinrich Elba. com- , the M139“-
mander of the steamer Ahlors. Ger-
‘(Couiinued On rare alight)
lilii'liiiii'fiiiNiliiii’i
initials noun
'1
'.
~ i
l
l
.—
summedmragsla)
ililiiiiliiilfillli’ .
Transcripts of Evidence in
‘ Danbury Case Not Deliv-
ered -— Proceeding Sus-
positlon at that, Horace J. Lewis. lore
resignation to City bglneer Henry .la
Minor to intro sheet on April 30th
m itary attache oi the a... ,old St. Paul‘s Church organ have been
.. side of the choir from the organ. and
Having been offered a position at a
much higher salary and a government
man or the limit" ‘ ~rwalk branch oi
the street doaruneut. tendered his'
of
a
liiiiiiiiN nun g
nonhuman
MIDOI, April 2d.—Cerman
newspapers received stZurlch
twolargspowdsrfactortesat
near lalsburg,
milesaouthwest ct Vienna, luvs
buadestroysdaeeadin‘toadh-
tethe
Exchange
6’10“me to
havebemceusedbyiucendietlsa.
aremidtehavereeultedinheevy
cautiou- ‘
in
0
[IR Sillifli DUTY
W’SUBSBRIBE
$100,000 Must E Raised on
Friday it Norwalkjs to
Wm
With but three days to go. includins
FridayflNorwalh workers must land
apps-uni!-
row and Friday to have Norwalh'e
atria eaceoded to the close of Liberty
’e
I
t The subscriptions continue to come
he dale.
suits which they never dreamed cl.
(Conunued'Oa “Page loves)
,DR. cnown ADD Es
u
pends.
l. Arguments in the contempt ,pro-
ioeedings brought by the United States
l-lat company against oihoors and
iniombers ot.i.ocsl Union No. 10 ot
.banbury. of the United Hatters oi
{North America, which were scheduled W" mm»
ll” go on before Judge John P. Kol-
‘ ogg in the Superior court here yea-
teitdny. were put over until the alter-
on hiay 1st.
illlger and htahisledt.
5
‘sel for both sides. Delay in mungdepartment ”"3 ”d I“
typewritten copies oi the mosaic! evi-
.dence taken during the hearings.
(Continued On Page Twelve)
‘HAT TRlMMERS ,
‘ LEAVE R. a W. 00.,
:avorlr in South Norwalh.
i
can cv.
The Hat Trimmers' Union of this"
it. it w. Hat Co.. or Nor-luck at his new position.
""3"" . ‘ ” NEW YORK CITY
nThe gneerth'ilg vats lag?! :ttevndgil FARMERENES WORK IN
it; lioTJJo'iotiioo‘Jii. :t: . ' lN RIDGEFIELD
in the R. l W. {notary at 12 o'clock t0-
» \ ,,
Some time ago, the it a W] con-
cern declared for the open shop. Not-
.withstanding the fact that the lion)-
' , an agreement with the Uni
tters' which does not expire
cently. Several score ct me
iority of whom are Italians,
hir. Lewis will start in his new'dutlos
The new duties will consistv sup-i N
ervision of all of the worlr being done:
at the Energency Fleet Corporation's
Chip Storage Lumber plant at Wil-
llr. Lewis being the men
directly under Resident inspectors
’For seven and a half years, Mr.
Lewis was connected with the street
the past
;three years has had charge or the
His resignation was received with
much regret by Mr. Minor. who said
this incrning tha‘ lie'had not made
any choice‘ for anyone to fill the va-
Wheu it became known thatJir.
Lewis was going to go to Wilson's
‘Po at and that he had a responsible
position there. his many friends show-
ered. him with conginlulationa. and
his ‘tellow employees of the street de.
taking concerted acilonipanment all wish him the best of
There is scarcity of turn laborers training can?
in Ridgeflsld. due to A “strike" re- owitb'police authorities Mil! 0'" III-
n, the ma- tlovice work in New Yorlr city. so far
and have as soldiers and sailors are concerned.
been employed on mine in Ridgeileld and "mood. that twenty-live uni-
ior several years, bod noon receiving termed soldiers would be sent here
08.75 am. This month a demand to npplament the activities at the
was made on the employers tor 88.". ipolieb and secret service. Captain
and The lattercculdnotsaothereaeoutormmothy N. Plotter. a tumor seals-v
is 11.
orwalh Hotel last evening.
lure on the subject.
tore, enioys the
i
the large gathering of members. Th
years of age. is living.
iighttul suppers.
fl-‘~—-'-
AN TI-VICE CAMPAIGN
a
Amiens. DriVe Resumed I
oiiay by Germans Alter , f
a lei-up at Two Weeks
.. SURPRISE Brow
Norwalh Liberty loan‘ ‘ wot-hers
in went over the ten heterday and
rolled up the subscriptions to the
third isbue tor a total sum of “50.000.
only 8:00.000 today. tomor-
ln rapidly, but there is still much to
The workers are getting
downtobusineesnowasneverho-
lore and are scouring their districts
in great shape and accomplishing re-
By tomorrow night it is hoped that
the subscriptions will total! 8000.000
and that on l'riday the city will go
over the top for the remaining 8104.-
00! Which will bring this city up
NORWALK . cums
The April meeting or the semis:
Iodical Association was held at the
The paper of the evening was by
Dr. Willis 1!. Crowshoi St. Raphael
Hospital, Neg‘ Haven.M till“ originals -
article on leulus o pleen. -—--
seems to be the first instance in which .WHEATLESS BAKING
stone in the spleen has been found.
as there is nothing in medical litera-
Dr. Crows there-
enviable distinction!
lot the discovery. xi-sy pictures. meeting of restaurant keepers and ho-
lphotographa and the specimen itseii, tel men in the Chamber of the House
together with an exhaustive paper on 01' Representative today,
the subject. interested and instructed Scaville. Federal Food A
operation for the removal of the dis-
eased organ took place two years ago of serving food. a committee or six
and the subject. a man of about fifty wasninflded upon to confer with the
free from pain behers' technical committee» of the
and in perfect health. At the conclu- Food Adminith
slon ot the literary entertainment. In! Mills and
Col. Russell supplied- one of his de-J‘ter committee are w
new roan. April Zia-Raymond n. ven.
Fosdich, head of the commission on '1'"
activities goonlerred
-
ld' ‘I’alil't mid “lured”; Cooler.
man. '
w
British} line From Albert to the hire River
the Source of a ilcavy Attack in glint in:
Peril in Between the french and British.
Pilot/ES ritual:
Strong Artillery Attach in illel'iandcrsScc»
lion llepnlscd by the British.’
The drive on Arniens, for whifi. ,
lNORQALKER KlLLED V
h o i d d rately
I IN ACTION ABROAD‘llilft £32; 5.22152. trill): been;
wmmn L barwsll st 19 mum", sive last month, was resumdd too" .
avenue Mod A telegram trout thyd‘Y' ~
Adlutalt coasters also at Warbler In the eiicrt posh toward
in 7mm sail: . important jllnc bu point and Ale
”Denly to you that It -
John c. Bur lied base, renewed . after a mu
well. - a.“ “1...“. weeks’ interval in which the. not
in.“ “ fiufii‘fiea th' "cm mg
S'WW‘ .aliers,e ,‘
Ohm immedia :3" 1°“ "uflgéi’fi launched a find“ it .
m :1: plum-ll united front of approximately fl miles;
inside my todayh m ' The line at which thtfi‘aemfi‘ ,.
vote Burw 's name wastinfantry m i. lug mh- H
1°“ mmfinw' Mtg’ggtlends from the district north‘jfli’
“‘ “‘ t“ ”m“ ‘Albert, northeast oi Ami
Com tBostononluiylh, , ,efi‘r‘l.‘
glut. “mule cmnpouy was mua— the Avre river, southeast of the-
tered into ’82,“ (it "$333: 13st city. Nearly all this front 1i:
“5‘11““ 9‘” ° ° " held by the British whose . ‘; ,
mo’Powmmm‘tie “3"" u, with o... one e the»
m. m on mum," 8. 1917. m river Luce, a at three mileauo‘rlh; _'
An Atlantic Port. ammurzizedna’ta of the Avre. -. I. h of
french "'9" 0' 59W“ -' - It has been regarded as atom
The M letter "mm. m h” M inevitable that the Germans agafl .
would strike here, as the advann
outs. which was! dated larclll ‘t’ saga
that he in as order a t e . _ _ .
m u s y of their right flank in the Anne;
. by
1w
‘—
i.
”it
odiou- ln charge of the Sanitary train. . .
but the telegram would indicate thatiregion was stopped short by _
be had met his death while ensued 1 strong British m“ u n...
“:33; gglm, m .22 bert, lagging far behind their test:
y old. . . uh d . . l K
and a graduate of the Pi old iiisligwlm,h “"9 e . at. 0"“ '4"
school. He was unknown in this citywmlm ‘ I5'10"t W 0‘ life“;
as his father. an employs of the Paris-Arniens rialwa'y. A further
driving in of the wedge south-bl?
Manganese Connolly came to this
‘7“, ' l ‘ ”u m‘ 'Amiens was thu's vi imped-
m u mud by m “m" “a bio unless the line to’ e port}
also could be advanced. ‘ ‘
mother and a grandmother, hire. 3. E.
Cheshire. all oi 19 Quinlan! avenue. . ’ _ ‘ ' . .2
The attack here, furtherinm
(00mm 0' M “m” irepresents a continuation of
' - iperaistent German eflort to '" }
iin between the French and tin
blmir
AND SAVING URGEDhi-itish by striking heavy
' inear their point of '
HARTFORD. All?" 24.—After Ii The COIanYIthQl’C .~ ‘
in which the enemy could allaei'»
“d mm“ with reasonable expectations Eu!
dmmmmor, profit to himself, has thus given the
had spoken, on the relationship of Allies warning, largely eliminated;
Food Administration to the business the eleme‘ut of “rpm, WW ‘- s
so strong a fatcor in daft e;
German success, an on .
ion to discuss wheat- has led to the. massing 01%.
saving. On this lat- Anglo-French forces at tbcpoinl‘c
- 1- Trim 9' whore the Germans are now W
Bridgeport. and Paul Thompson, oi '
The Germans have been worth
New Haven. The committeehwlil be,
ii. A. Simmons. of Meriden. t e pres- , , ,
ldent-to-be of the newly formed , mix up a strong artillery fire along»
Bridgeport Restaurant Keepera' As: virtually the whole British m
sociaiioa. If. Langley, 0! N" Hfl'iern front for several days, foil
and A' 5' Simpson. °l Hartford. ' lug the-casing'of their pressur'e
. t: . .M.‘
by am “('2me ”it‘ll'ii‘érifoé.ethe “5MP" “tome bill a“. '
ry intensive- bomb
About three hundred were at the meetlpimina , '
ing. . . was of comparatively short dog's
Mr Scaviile pointed out the abso- tion. The drumflre begun
lute military necessity of conservin today, followed'”shortiy by W'
"W “i" 'm“ ’"m' ““‘fi‘mee oi theintantry. i.
reportedtob onshoadredper ... .,
:3: whentless basis. result A. one, What apparently was M
wen, ct Bridgeport. answered Miller” as a surprise blow, without
e
i
such a m but some of there adored teat district ,"attorney. who is in 0'" WW 1' m 'Wfl-artillery preparation, was
were as a result. At that tine-the to eon-mos tut The III-«- M 01'3‘ 6'" tumfl'v' ' it”! by “1° mm “ dul- new
“oil mm'e‘iti‘o‘f “flail? °""‘ ‘° """' “' m“ ”a me... some the". BIG iormco (Willem avenue name-t at am "
‘. » - . ‘ British were on the ’ '
meeting couid'be called to in- ".0 '91:: wk ' ‘ .‘ h . - "or, and met the advance
.i to
lie Iotrlfleandma t‘
macros April aspirate. ,
National : , whilethe m, . . , .
’ are “on“
it A “I. N
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