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A. Great Throng crOstf LONDON, Jan. 3. (British Wireless
Streets to Welcome Pade- f Service)!.———(l})er:zllanAmappééaiigtelaéitillnss;
‘ ' ' Tsuspens on y le eso
i‘eWSkl Who Arrival From: between the part of German territory
P088“ on New Year’s Day: occupied by the Allied armies and the
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Office as Second cues Matter.
Fflfifl lllllllllls BAN
0N iliJN lliAilEWllli
BEIJIJPIEll REfilflNS
:Germany Will Supply Fuel
and Get Raw Materials in
Return
l0 msunll "
. MANY Siili
GUARD lllllls
Company L, of Norwalk,
‘ Among the Organizations
Ordered to Go by the Ad- '
jutant General’s Oflice '
PRfllEETIBN Nlll .
moduli Nllw.
'iramsv, gas. 3, 1919
Yet Mr. McAdoo‘Hopos That
Federal Controlzifill Con-
tinue for a Period of at
Least Five Years
WAR llllllllllllls ¥
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Submarine Chaser 293 Takes Mr. Wilson Was Received by the 'King andQneell omfiis
flung: gfiifim‘tfl Flt: Arrival in Rome This Morning at 10:25 O’C’lock , ..
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lllalllsulluvuls + ' AW“ ““3 PalmNNEW , ’3 :
jMarshai Foch at Luxemburg. A Ger-
_;man delegation has been received at
'the Marshal's- headquarters and has
Ebeen informed that as far as military
exigencies permit the appeals have
,been granted.
i According to an arrangement reach-
.ed with the German government. lilo
Sunset Division Included in the List of Divisions Coming
BillShCVlki Are Spreading Germans bind themselves to furnish Ending 0f the War Has says Freight auleassenger Smaller Power Boats? Are “to th'e United States Sh urtly
Their Propaganda in Viinai WWW“ m? Page ""1“" ‘ Caused a Great Change in gate Incrgases Wogld Taking Off the Wounded , I .
the Situation ‘ 3“? Been 90938“? ' n- _ _. ,. r7 ' . ‘ . '
wmm der Private Control m we N- 3-m- $.33: :22 2 Manama...“ rule:
Associated Press) .—-During the
attending the ar-
in
”l:-
sll'eet celebration
rival of lgnuce Jan Paderewski
Navy, which carried them overseas,
set itself today with brilliantsuccess
to the task of returning safely to
HARTFORD. Jan. 3.—-Orders issued?
l ' . ’i ‘ ..
by the Military Emergency Board will ." Vl'ASIflNG-TON. J“. of the Catholic Society Bil ng_
The newspapers. declare that: .51
tation to have luncheon with
Presid‘ient Wilson and family at the
alllllllllllllllllla-
. . 3.—-—Aceom-
reduce. the strength of the Connecu- 1 plishments of ”(was under federal
“Ml-Saw tonight. a balcony Of a house: ' - out Home (State) Guard very mater. . control in the last purely. months and American soil the veterans from for- rrresidence of Ambassador Page on the lawless element has many weao— - If. ‘
‘Ionapsed and ‘twemy‘me pm‘somv ially by demobilimtion- 75 differemlamuments fora five-year continuance " . Fridav. W pans. ,, '_ .
were killed. ‘ .. . . : units included in all the military dis-sof Government to provide ‘ W sign battlefields who halve been held v ‘ . ,
tignnce . Jarllli “(39:91“: “INKS: m . lhjiflfi 0f the Slate being ordered to sot unified direction were recited today “flown”; Since Wednesday morning ROME Jan ‘3 ~President “'il- “CWASHINGTONi Jan.'3.~Prac.:
”as” “t‘ “c 0" ”mg .“m‘. - Th . F' - L't' f disband on January 17- says the text by Director-General McAdoo. testify. 08 this desolate coast on the stranded . , .' - ‘ 9- tically the entire yonyfim Divi-
.l nsen. A great throng of Ioles ey lgurc in l lga Min of ,he mam. in “an; ling before the Senate Interstate Com- transport Northern Pacific Seaboys son arrived in Itome at 10:- _ - S" t , ‘ ,
‘-"'”““‘“d ”‘9 Streets in“ “”3 “Pd; Between Neighbors m. :mem Committee. which took up com: h f, ‘ h o’clock this morning. He was To- $3011 ( unse ) was me m m 8
“"‘J‘Wd 8‘“ tine ”mm“ and 9°15“ ' N . C . ' .‘ (Continued on Page Three) lsldemtlon of his recommendation for in blue manning 5“ ma M c ”em ceived at thé station bv King 113'“ 0f “'1‘” announced “I. b
lWdlellemliftsllrgtlilflg'llellehzm‘11:: : A e“ anaanI i ; “any” 0' control t° 192‘- paw” “mucus and Whalebom in a Emanuel and Queen Helena menl— the War Department. '3‘ Bug};
(7 I . v . o -——-—-— ; . I . . ’ .
Hsf.fll)llsllP(l headquarters. in his parl- I in a complaint filed in an action 'stfigmlelfiédgdhsllfgtin; 21150312122113, limit?“:leangifinsggtnfd‘ge Ed: bers 0f the Government and re. for early convoy from We.
all, more than 500 officers and 16,- .
000 men of the Sunset Division, '
compromising troops from Wash-w
ington, Oregon, Montana, fidahOw
and Wyoming, were ordered home..
PARIS, Jan. 3.——The Peace|Con'.4..; ‘1‘,
BERLIN, Thursday, Jan. 2 (By . ii ".3... .
the Associated,Press)..—_-‘.\lunichlfémnee’ or rather a prelin t ' '7
. . . . "conference between the fang; ,
newspapers of this morning’s date - 2 . ‘ -. g
received hem, publish“ lextended allies, probably ”in open ”in ' m
, - . 13 . 7 . l ._ _.
reports of shooting in the streets ’ the mommg ne "mg l m~
of the city‘On New Year’s. Eve.
”ago through the streets M. Paderew-
ski was precede?! and surrounded‘by
li'w'lps to prevent the Bolshevik ele-
ment from carrying out their threat
'1” iiiack him.
Just returned to the Court of Common
Pleas, Raffaele Giola claims that Emil»
~ lo Annunziata and Raffaela Annunzia—
ta. his wife, ought to pay him $1,000.‘
.The claim is based on the following}
points: :
On May 21, 1915. and for some time'
prescntatives of the local authori-
ties. 3% ‘7 _
An immense crowd welcomed the
Islve review or conditions under feder-i
gal management. - After citing reformsl
5 esoclea under unified coitrol. he said:
1 "I believe that even under the hon-
TES “I: ’ l’resid nt w'th ti rt t ti
. 1 ‘ S‘ ._
dicaps of war conditions a. "suinclent . iasm e I I “ g a e " on we
- shoving h been made to indicate Continued on Pagoigloo. ' .
{prior thereto, the plaiutlfi was the
* ... TRAINiNfiEiMPSiWnemu-slow a
._.__.~.__—.— are e have . , ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' .-
2 ~ » . . c323: 3:. i.“.2“”3€‘“‘i£li°“i.§ ...::2: ‘ ., 2 2. . a... mans tamume m < 4 . -.
EELIEVF MENWH“ ;strcet. New Canaan and is still the .‘j “3“" . ” “"5 ““Ns‘m‘m and? "PT w B ' _
‘ , S . Owner at llw lkcent lot. On Dec. 1. Will Bring Matter of A03 2 BASIS 0]: ”ANY
l916. llw (lo-l mute built a house on _ . _ ,
’ qulrmg Lanijefore Con-
diers at the rate of 300 or 400 an
hour to waiting cruisers and destroy-
are standing just beyond the danger
(("outinul-d 0n l'agl- Six)
Jontinuod on P 0 Seven . . - . - .
lhcil' lut.anl thoune encroaches on , I as ’ The secretaries o£~the Co 4
Ilhv lot of llu _ lulnlifl. which is thus
..'
will be Paul Dustasta, Freaking,
' - {Baker said today he intended to seek
Continued on Sixth Page the views of Congress on the ques-
tion of purchasing the land on which
army cantonment are located. He
I'said the lwar department thought
lsome of these camps should be made
lpermanent and that it would cost:
iabout $12,000,000 to acquire the sites
laiready approved for this purpose.
The matter will be brought up by the
secretary when he appears tomorro
before the House military committe
Senator Borah of ldaho, ,speaki trymen
in the Senate earlier in the day i ,»
pressed the hope that Mr. Ba . ”WASHINGTON Jan
would not have these sites purchasfl Thomas of ' '
without consulting Congress. _ Der member'of the
i
i _. V' , -, ~ .
. . , . .obslructed. The title or the land on, gress ‘ , . ,‘ . lune persons are reported to have bassador to Switzerland, 9 3 Phil}
l . lelit‘ll the house encroaches is in the ‘. '4 t 6 TI Al "0”“ L , ERS been wounded. willie accounts . . ~ ‘
f“ ' 1| : ’ WASHINGTON‘JH' 3' acre cry "6‘ ' _ ; state that'the rioters used hand «(Contlnncdfon Page Vanna“)
unusual-T alludes
Sliiiiiiiiil lull; “ lull-lulu» I
Big Delegation Attend In-"= Captain Percy C. doom-£2
stallation Ceremonies, and; ‘Received Orders 'Thio
Enjoy a'Feast
——
"*::‘.:*‘:L:ii2.l’é:‘8.;:..51:lALIENISTS fliSPiiliZ
BilNJflN’S SANITY
' PHILADELPHIA, Jan. :l.——-Police au- ;
lilorities today expressed the opinioni
Remington Employees Call-,
Seem-f
Central ' Trust ' Company
‘ Makes Emphatic Denial of
Statement in Fairfield
County Letter
Regardingthe circular letter sent
out with the' semi-annual dividend
check: of the Falrflcld County Nation-
al Bank. printed in last evening’s Sen~
unel, it is safe to say that the matter
has been the chief topic in uptown
banking cit-hie: today. ’
_ Central Trust Denice Impeachment
mittee. predicted today in the Senate When asked for a comment on the
that "at. this critical hour in our dlp- matter at the Central Trust Company
,lomaltiic histioryg" Il’residlcxge Wilson i gigwnlomisg. Vice-President a J. T.
, ‘ . . ”Won “acqu t imseI f we fore the it. 8‘ : A ,
(Continued “3 Page Tweva ' gallon: h31nd to the ultimate satisfac-j “Yeas: have sigen the hatter. in factiT
on o s countrymen." ’ I now veone myth ,andlcan- ,nvlin_.of_£New~ London, and S e‘ . * 4‘ ‘
Dieclaixning any interest to .criti~ not state too strongly at'thls TrustIWmthy Conductor Willem J. P013211”? lilo: film §2¥1fililzbmgfi ‘10:;
,cise or condemn Senators who have Company as such has, no intent of" of, this attend to enjoy one or the‘don‘e away with and in... the igloo...
lrecorded their disagreement with the‘mersins, With the Fairfield County Na- 3110“ sumptious and .appetlzing colla- pany tote-organza! -‘
iEfllSflN VlSlTlilllli‘
” l ‘ I v a I ‘ u . . . .
_: emulation posed Jo enmno escapism tional Bank. ~ tion served in this section for I , _ _
A E WINEHES‘ER Senator Thomas said he believed that moons. . , many 3' Hmmégrgafitwoof 22:11:33; «€3.67
Arms Company were called to tho1 ,‘ l
those who felt otherwise should make The Stamford Aerie is in a ve Firs ' 3
public expression of their views, left prosperous condition and treated theril we; :ldgomsfiidffiffiigw 13‘.
stand by State‘s Attorney Cummings. v. ' '
IlThey testified that Bonjon had been‘South Norwalk Rodent!
Was One of the Géat In-.
visiting brothers from Norwalk movement met with such our ' “
, . . no um:
Bridgeport and Danbury in royal fash- cord and such a large numbg'ot vol-r
, ' employed at the Remington plant and; A
um. while there. he haltshown no ere ventor’s Old Helpé . fMedical Association
, ____ f l Held Annual Meeting
lllllllllll’s iiiSliiliY
i"
nator Weeks Says So, and
Hopes President .Wilson
.Will Acquit Himself to the
SafisfactiOn of 'His Coun-
lllat the actual perpetrators of the;
bombing outrage Monday night when:
3h? homes of three prominent Phila; , S
.lelphians were partly wrecked were" :ddtfii'izllgl ay He
men from other cities and were pilot-{
mi about town by local confederatisg "I, -~————
'l‘his belief was strengthened today y, BRlDGEPORT, Jam 3.——Dr. Max I _ _
the arrival of two New Y detec- Mailhouse of New Haven, testifying.fishgolefiizrs wefénalfgahlehélid‘ig'
. tiles who immediately began an inves. for the state today at the trial of Lou-{ ditionai le islation would be nd‘s'
ligation on behalf of the authorities of is Bonjon, on trial far the murder of; g . , i
lilaniel E. W'alker, declared that the
'defendant is not insane. He said that
.certain pecularities of Bonjon‘s could
Inot be taken- as evidence of insanity.
’Dr. Mailhouse was one of the com-
~ OPPORTUNITY TO
GET GERMAN TROPHY mission of alienists appointed by the
——-—-. .. ‘9 court to examine Bonjon. He Will , ,
I . resume his testimony tomorrow. ‘
168 war bu Several employee of the Remington'
nomination-lameness i
Januarygl’lth ' . -“ .
Company L, PConnection Stile
A . Guards I. Captain e . Quintet
last night. to witness the installation ‘bommanding. receivgtbgm not.
,ofthe new officers of Stamford Aerie, mention from Hal-trout, ammonia:
“Y Sate Worthy President James Tdfllfit the company was lobe dis " 5 “‘2.
3.—Senator
Colorado. Democratic
Foreign Relations 06ml
Two bigjitney busses carried .
happy delegation.of 38 membegs of!
Norwalk~«Aen'e, No. 588. to Stanlfin‘d
(Continued qh'figé Twelve)
‘
Continued on’ Page ‘Nine.
DROVEAUTOWITH _
WRONG MARKERS
All of Connecticut's .
reads have been informed by the Conw
necticut State Council of Defense to
advise the Council. immediately if a
German trophy is desired.
The Defense Council. has been in
lormed that the Ordnance Department ,
is planning to bring to this country a-
large number of captured German tro-l '
(Continued on Page Three).
Local lmullaoon Jan. cm’
The installation of the new ofllcers
William Slattery, of 16 Cross street. , .
second district, was arrested this . 0‘ INorwalk Aer” willbe held at Red
new company was formally cm
on April 25th, .1917. and I?“ 111.:
known as the Third Norwallr Oom- ~
pony of the Home Guard. -- - 1 ’-' ,
1°31 “1..“ i unteers presented themselves thatIar-
idencc of insanity. .‘ i
Earlier in. the day Dr. A. R. Diefen-I
another alienist, went on the’ Men’s- Hall next Wednesday with
dori‘,
ww.
phies, and that it will be possible to
obtain some for Connecticut. The De-
fense Council points out to war
reaus that it is quite essential that
any town desiring anything. of ,this
sort shall say so- without delay so that
the Council may put
within a few days.
'The notice of the poseibility of get.-
‘ling trophies has gone to all
states, and the: first
reaching Washington .vvill have
the '
applications a
stand for
insane. . -:
WEATHER AND‘TRUCE
in the request? , STOPPED BERLIN RAID
very narrow
.. would have enabled the 27th
the defense and declared
bu- that, in his opinion. the accused was'
.Wincheslel' of
Electric Works, had thefPOX‘ 0f be-
‘ing an invited guest Nev ear after-
noon of Thomas A. Edie; (the fam-
ous inventor, and Mrl EdiSOn. at
their home in Llewell‘ Park, 0T-
ange. N. J., at a recepn to their,
‘son and daughter-in-lawir. and Mrs.
LONDON. Jan. 3.——That Berlin hadlCharles Edison. 3
escape from being
the bombed by Allied aeroplanes was re» M
bes cl ance of beiu favorably acted vealed today. Special machines which son Pioneers," r. .4 I .
t l g British;ganization of those :1 llvmg,
An interesting featu 0f the affair
’was the presence of my 0f the "Edi-
json’s own or.
who
l General Superintendentmbefl E}
the Soul Norwalk .
morning by Motor Vehicle Inspector“
William Brennan, of Stamford, for
violating the motor vehicle laws. Slat-
day night last at the Hotel Clifford. tery was driving a car which he hall'-
There was no scientific discussion, not registered and was using the
however, the cares of the professional markers belonging *0 Amerto RiOCi.
work were thrown to the winds . and . of 18 River street._ Inspector Brennan
the disciples of Aesculapius tried tozlearned of Slattery’s-camouflage and.
forget the pains and aches of their l the investigation that followed result-i
patients—med to forget that their! ed in the man’sarrest. His case was“
‘chief aim in life is to keep mortal man scheduled to come before the city
a little longer out of the hands of the court this morning but was continued
undertaker. The helps to forgetfnlness ‘until tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
were thorughly successful under the —-—'—-——'
The annual meeting of the Norwalk-
Medical Association was held on Sun
State W. P. Tevlin in cliargé of the
ceremonies, with a banquet to follow
at the lodgerooms on Wall street.
State W. C. Powell will visit Bridge-
port Aerie on Sunday afternoon next.
and install the officers there, Plans
are being perfected for an. early visit
to Danbury soon for a similar purpose
when another large delegation will go
from this city. _ V . ‘1‘.
AMUNDSEN nil-“Jami IN
. Later, with the reorganization of '7 '
the guard throughout the state, the
none was changed to the Connecticut‘ ._
State Guards and the three companies
were thereafter known as Companies
1. K, and an, Seventh Separate Bat-1
talion, Fourth Military District. . 4 '.
Company L met on each Tuesday 7- ;?
night for their weekly drills and ‘
were rated as one of the beat in tin! ,
district. The following is a complete f
personnel of the omcers of- thexeom. »‘ "
puny: .
“pnn' -- Ebombing group to attack Berlin were ; were his helpers dat? from the 98" influence of mirthful anecdote follow ‘New 1919 Auto Markers FRANCE CONFIRMED Captain—Percy C.‘Quintard. .-
v . , . “Sh-L d n i-ldelivered just three days before the ,1y years in his “longworking devel- ed bya supper prepared under the dir-l ' , . l _ ~ ‘ » ‘ 153‘ LieuL—fHoward N. 00611??-
fr bhip S Timbers lvere ’ ' armistice was signed. but the weather .opments in electric SCOV‘BFY- 0f the In Efi'ect Today The oficxai notification of the death in! Meats—Robert E. Martin.
~. Its Skipper Sues Norwaik
__ knowledge that the Bri
3' Beforse range bombing machine
I; ed the speedy signing
NEW HAVEN, Jan.
Judge Edwin S. Thomas in the U. .
Federal Court yesterday an action l
admiralty was begun in the case of
Thomas E. Conklin and others vs. the t
are »
(lily of Norwalk. The plaintiffs
owners of the schooner Mar." ‘53- Cum n \l '- 'mark the groat es thatwere made Meek. . - .<. 1919. All owners of vehicles hifire had Frederick W. Amundsen: Coast Ar- “m ””1””- WM“. ‘
"”1 it is Claimed that’tlli‘ough the ac- ‘UARAGE Al D6‘ iin quick succ n as “Patric“? The retiring secretary’s raport re- ample time in which to secure their tiller-y Corps. died on Sept. Isl... from. flechanicuGeoz-ge’w. spice“ '
lion 0f the draw. tender of the bridge 3 AUTOS BURNED :came to the f- s the worlds “103‘ .view'ed the workof the past year. Sci- new markers but. as “guaL there 31.94 wouilids-received in action of Septm. finalizing—Martin Balas and ‘9’
“‘2‘ ‘ her st. . ' asepIW:Sotes, . , ~ ~
of her owner's pocketbooks. ’
Under the United States‘ law 'the
petitioner claims adequate compensa
UtmfrOm thecity; ‘
city of Norwaik,’ the bridge was i
Eluseti so that the good schooner ram- ~
mod the bridge to the racking of her.
skippers nerves. the shivering of the
schooner‘s timbers, and the depletion .
. . _-_. --,M,—L
.made to carry out an
British air squadron
tice. Sixty
he fighting against four in May last.
Were destroyed by fire yesterday.
. wasestimated' that t
tooling be smoo
was so bad that no attempt could be 2 “Edison. Pioneers”; 1'-
' attack. The was honored
llsh had .long i founder member :
probably caus- ‘;
of the armis- gjoyed. especially
were organized at Nancy at the end of being brought i
. PORTLAND, Me. Jan. 3.-—-‘Sixty-
seven automobiles and the D. E. Mc-
Cann & Sons garage and repair Shall lun
i
he I‘Itotal loss :1
Winchester
son? lme ago as a
'31! time was ‘ en-
those who have
w id mat n science in thus
5 made 01 old-time ,contact,
‘ man even ere recalled that
:3: “morale j mile-stones .that
A very happy
IN $100,000 FIRE '. useful and ad ble force.
\ir. Edison 10 as is well-known,
is ‘chairman ..e United States War
Advisory Bo whose'great works in
the recent -
‘ til record
Page Tin-eel ‘
will, not .be revealed.
a history-Swan asked.
ecgtIlon of the maitre d’ Hotel—George
Steele. ' i ———-———-
The supper was voted the best Pos. All drivers of motor vehicles who
Bellum food attraction ever. and Mr.,are operating their cars today with
Hoover's influence was entirely mis-‘1918 markers are liable to arrest and
sing. At the executive session the fol. prosecution by; the Motor Vehicle De-
iowing officers were elected:-—== pertinent. The old markers were good
President~.—Dr. A. H. Baldwin. until midnight last: night when they
Vice-president—Dr. H. C. Sherer. went out of effect and were replaced
Secretarytreasnrer—Dr James by the new registration numbers“ of
.Al
entitle papers at five sessions"of tuck-many: who let it go until it was too
Association were read by specialists {late tonne themon their cars, in
in their respective braughes oi medi- time.» Any driver. or owner who has
cine and surgery. 7 , {not procured. ,’ new numbers as yet
of Wagoner Frederick W. Amundsen,
a member of the former Sixth Conn -
pany, C. N. G., was received yesterday.
when his mother, ers. Caroline
Amundsen, of 33 Osborne avenue, East
Norwalk, received the following tele
gram from, AdjutantGeneral Harris: l
It is with regret We inform you that
it is ofllcialiy reported that Wagouer
HARRIS.
, Adjutant-General.
lst Sergeant-flavid E. alloy.
Supply Sergeant—Frank J. Gulch
nierl. > '
_sergeants-—'~Edwin L. Austin. Aro-
his A. Saunders, Joseph A. Portia, ‘
Charles W. Cattaneo. , .
‘ Corporals~Ernest W. Brendan.
IIarryrB. Waterbury, Charles L. Rm
one. Paul A. Box-glam. Howard L.
l
Radcliffecollege. the; women’s lun- ,
me: to Harvard universitx mm
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