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Entered at the Bouth Nor-walk Post
Office as Second Clan Matter
nw-mtlm.
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Colonel Rooseveli in HES Se
REESE
WERE ARE
AGAIN PASSE 1
Nelson [-1. Hoyt, “lest VVash- 1
ington ‘ Street Grocer.
Cashes One for $15.50, He
Tells the Police
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RAILRUARAVENUE
MAN lflSEStllZ.5tl
1 1 $11.;
Making 3. Speech
Those pictures show some 111‘ Colo-
‘ '“'—'—‘ ; net Roosevelt‘s various lllOOtlrt. rl‘he
Someone Also Attempted 10 large picture in the center is his latest
Pass Another One in the
posed photograph and was taken last
.,: . '5 1, . 1 ' the 71.151 101111.11
Store. of \Villiam Thomp . 5.... n I m H p
:40“
in shite- 111‘ th.» 111111111111» w. '11'ninL. RfifiTH ARTlLLERY '
rounded by the police and n1 u'spzrlpe :5: ‘
in Norwalk. luCfll 111erchants am still ‘
tailing victims to a worthless chock; Y3 HHME SflflN
a1"1.1-'.t \\hnjs=npet':lting in this city.‘ BB
'l‘wvis1u'1'mssl‘11l 1110111111.»: at passing: 3
those- clLeRcks have lwcn lllillll‘ known
111 he no ice who later learned 1 z t 1 . . — ‘ ' " .
>ii§v anotlwr attempt haul hes-11 mailtih- N01 “ aik LoaSt .Xl’iluclV
in he first (lislrit't but was not 1111111“ were in B‘est, Ready RD.
:11 ~ltt‘ct'55flli. . .
Saturday on 113111: No-ls'm \\‘. iinyt, } .SEUL LaSt Thursday
111 ‘~.\'a.~'hi11:.'tun 51.. notified the police _.._
'hat 111' lltltl takl 71 :1 wmthlus's chm-Ii ('onm'clieul‘s ('onst Artillery rosi-
to: 513.311. The ('oanuvnl inmatiea- 111nm. the 56m. composed for the- most 1
Iiiunsliou'1-d that an unknown 111:-n part 01' young: men ll'Ulll .\or'\\alk
:1111; his 11111111- as George Derry. 11n- lmnbury and B1idgcpott.;1n1l 3111111111111
11‘t>‘1l the 511111- and after ordering 11‘ in: towns is now known to be on the;
rnzzn‘idt‘l'zlblu quantity ot‘ groceries. ot‘- water on its way back to thl 3 country.
11-111! in paynwnt. a check [or $15.31).
’L‘i. - check was made out to “George
11 was to'this regiment that a large.
numbel of the old Sixth (",ompany C.
iii-11'1"” by the Nonvnlk Tire and R11b-{N.G. were assigned upon then a11'iv-
iwr (Iompanyw‘signed “l". L. Lamson. :11 overseas and while with this regi
"' -=1s.." and drawn on the City N11: 1111 nt saw much (it the real action at
zonal-Bank. 'the from .
"HIP check “1’15 VPI‘)’ (‘I‘Ufll' and it it: \lanv ot‘ the anxious ielalircs and
:1 wonder it ever got by Mr. Hoyt's at-
11-min". 'I‘he'entire Writing was in
whom! the signature of the local firm
lriemls who haxc not heard from 1115?
bots in Norwalks oun eompanv. “ill
be interested to know that 1110 Dan-
11-1» also in ink. RThis should have buiy boys in this rtgiment. Radio Ser-
1..1.-11 nonced as it is known practical- geant Edward Gone. 31nd Piixate ,
11- .111 over the city that the Tire com- , George [1. Scofield. Jr.. have cabled
(Continued on Page
Five) R
ER. WRSRR RIVEE EREEDRM
0E MRAN; DEMONSVRAEION
(Continued on Page Seven.)
GREATEST EVER WIENESSED.
. . ,
Received Delegations in the Royal Palace. Going. Later to
La Scala, thré He Dialed Rand Expected to Attend
the Opera
EREESR ERRRRS HAVE RESURIER
RAIEVEAV SEAEERN Al CRRRSCERVEEE
I’aderewski Announces The t He 'ill Be Unable to Work
With General Joseph P11 sudski, Who Refuses to Give
Up His Authority
\.
llall. whtirc the freedom of the
city was hesttm'cd upon him.
tin-:1 [)1'111'1-1'tlt'1'l to the royal palace,
\l'hert' llt' received delegations,
goingtht'm-i'11111115171111. whore ht'
(lined and win-re it “as hoped lit
1: ill the inhabitants and the poo. 1“”“l‘l “Hm“ ill“ ”1"?“ “'1‘-”("11
”1- fl”. surroundin" country Ithe IMO. the 1311- at squart het'ow
'llud 111111111011 into fl”. 5‘1",“ng the ratheC'lial has so jammed that
M ELAN. Sunday. Jan 5 (By The
.\\'$Ut‘.l?llt‘d Presslr-Thc (lemon-
stration in Milan was of the same
.-h.~1ractcr as that in' Genoa, but
itl' me'tionntcly greater in View ofR
“ "1111’s errcatc size it. seemed as
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He ‘
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SOUTH HOBWALK CONN?
Rr
eral .fiispects
His Latest Posed Picture
ST ARSEPEE’S RARlSR
AEROMPUSRER MUEER
1
J)ebt Reduced $2, 000,
School Room Equipped
in War Service
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read the
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an
1'11. all the masses. Sunday.
J. Carroll. the pastor.
1
11.
git Moved to be highly gratifying. He
Rsuid that at the beginning of the year
Eh“ not only did not. expect..to reduce
1the debt, but would consider it. ex-
311'1'111911' fortunate if he would meet
who running expenses. The reason
Ywas on account of conditions brought
,about by the war. There were, he
,suid. 2211 from the parish in the ser-
"vict- ot‘ the country. and their absence
was a large financial loss to the par-
ish. RThen, again. the expenses were
greater. A new room, the 8th gradQ
was opened in the school. a teacher se
'(Continued on Page Five)
:RRERRE ERMMEEVEE
WIELEERRT SUETS
The City of Norwalk Bridge Com-
mittee held a meeting Saturday even-
I". McMahon presided. Much of,
time 11 as taken up in discussing the.
suits against the committee One 01::
‘ these is the action [or $3. 000 damages
brought by Captain Charles Conklin,‘
who claims his schooner was injuied
when the bridge “as not opened in
time for it to pass through several
months ago. The other is the claim
(Continued on Page 1.1.1131.)
Christmas Cantata Sung'
Th e
New '4
1111a] financial report of the parish and l
ing in the Town. Assembly Hall.’Jol1n‘=
the E
At Trinity Church
i'uistmas Cantata given by the!
choi1 oi the Trinity Church last eve—l
ning pr 01 ed to be 01’ the highest orderi
CRNEESSER’VR
VREETS; ELEVEN
JAIL SENTENRE
§ Shop-Lifting Trick, But Is
E Caught
Samuel Mathews. colored. of 19
:Marshall street. went out after the ba-
con, Saturday afternoon and succeed—
ed in getting it but his inability to es-
cape detection resulted in his being
sentenced to 40 days in jail this morn-
ing and fined $14.
1 ,MatheWS had his plans all laid out
and [charred them accordingly, but af-
ter two unsuccessful and one success-
ful attempt at. theft. he was finally
apprehended by Manager Thomas
Dowd of A. F. Beckmann’s store " on
Washington street. Previous to this
Mathews went to Bryant Besse- Co.’ 3
store on Main street. and after select-
ing a quantity of haberdashery he
Heft. the store on the excuse he was
lgoing to see his wife and get the
(Continued on Sixth Pan.)
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The fair of Nor‘xalk Lodge. No
709 Benevolent and Protective Ordei
int Elks, will be held at the Elks‘
Home, South Main street, in Febru-
'ar), from the 15th to the 22nd inclu
Esive. A large committee has been
Eappointed to complete the necessary
”arrangements and the ladies will aa-
‘ slot as usual in making the afiair aR
big success. There will be the custom--
ary number of booths, with other at
tractions, dancing, refthesbments etc
EThe committee has
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RtContlnued On Page Eight)
RIDGEFIELD MEN
THROWN FROM AUTO
,,_ . 1R “HMS along fl”, “m, of 1.111arh ‘tlu- 1 athedral Alilll to he 1 loscd. The and was thoroughly enjoyed bv met .1 _
1 1 . lhlollgllfu'es “ ere (1”)de . Amt-zit .111 Set rel Scr \' it 0 men (E0 large and appreciative attendance that E —--M 13;: asked tor‘a "3°". not 05 th ”3'1
’ ‘ E 1 .1 1 . 1 Ci .1 1 .. 1 “as on hand Rev. FrederiekA Cole RIDGEFIELD Jan 6 orris An
' :'i1 humanitv that the President's ‘ ‘ .11'11 E 1" 'V 111 EU“ ‘1 ‘0” 1111},qu was in charge of the church 39,..Ed91‘50n Superintendent Pf the Jenner Excesstve use 0" monev in NeWbBF'
. ,. ”with or though such (lemou- ‘ , Eestate and William Dawson, Superin rye campaign, intimidation of vRoters
1111 c 1r unwind through \vRitl1.vices,“lnle Edward J. Sims was :11
. .. . sl rativ 1: scenes or such gr." at h d tendent of the A. Barton Hepburn ’es improper rejection of ballots, "flag!
.1 .thc- st difficulty. ~ 1. \\'i ii . the thronus 1111111 1. e organ and irected the R1R3resertta-1m“a were throfivn onf of an automo- rant Violation” of Michigan elect. m1
.‘311' 13111. Quint-R- it... Fool’s m'dE. . 1'11Rn'1RRsR. fl 1 1 91111.11 six. R.R_RRR\R 1111 l §;0111\'?fhttl.lf 01:11:32}: 1233:; egggalgig’bflé loday and injured, a report from law's, and many other charges were}
1'1111'1'1 icy Sc ' ‘ 1 v
1 - . . the Danbu H ital, to which the made by Mr Ford in his etluon.
'"-" mimic POEM “ele blink \\ 1th enthusiasm and determincl and be“ rendered ““151931 program ry esp y ' ”9‘"
. :1 111- nplt‘ and the route had beenl
. 1"!t'tl v 1111 posters and pic
- nt' i’rwident Wilson, tovether
' i. quutdflfms fi'om his speeches
‘~ .1 L1 1 mild imparticularlyapplied
4: 111111 spositiou. , ‘2'
E it: I’m sithR'Rnt called "1}“
l
to cr'o“ (1 near the President. 'l‘hei sggehgmggénR heard 111 this “A” E’E-Epected to 11v
The full c oi!- nan the - .
tour of the city b)- the presidential“ {cantata and h g ,
party “as to the accompaniment; istsM -
of virtually. one continuous roar Edward. ,.
of “fives.” ' . .. .- h We
were taken. being that neitherls ex-
”1'1th men were going «cases or GDNGRESS ADJOURNR century. ago.
reached .‘WASHINGIDG
- MONDAY: integrable
a 0n ms Arrival From Brazil
of him. The picture on the right was
"taken on his arrival from Brazil.
was there he caught a tropical fever,
which was partly
last illness. 1
MERCHANT VESSEES
ERSRVR RUN EREWS;
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Cloudy tonight and Tuesday
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the cause 01' 111.
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DIES - IN 1113 31151 11
111 RESIDENCE EA
Had Undergone Several Operations in Past»
and Was Suffering From Rheumatisngrgf‘ilgfr Iggrégepgm
Death Being Directly“ Due to Pulmonary... 10 Jules 1' France
lch. L. 1., which
HAD BEEN fiflVERNflR 0F NEWY ite yandottes entered
Sulliv an, Occuiuh Com.
1n, forty-tum eggs. AW
VEBarred Rockskbelon
ANR PRESERENNT [if URI ..
.dgeton. R. 1., by laying on
Organized the Famous Rough RideRgiiR'R; 1.111111% 1151151311}; me
a rom r1 g , .
Fought in cuba During the $1,314,123 with a yield of thirty
last week
he present week
tied for second place
' 'hight’s White Wyand
dottes, as a breed. are keep .
OYSTER BAY, L. 1., Jan. 6. Santana-iii. ,1“. WWW,“ We, .1
in his sleep, early today, at his home on Saga? 1. in ere11(zRitRsttiRonRRRtR1R>R13§1R.Rl
o pas re , ~
loge. Death is believed to have be en due to rh 9n the average to 0“th .
fected his heart. Reds and Leghorns 111111
The Colonel uttered a severe at .ack of igifiifegfaggé 0:33???
on New Year a Day, but none believed that 11111 be, as a br,eed for 8h
prove fatal. The former president sat up most? mm“- 1“ “P“? 0‘: ‘
'Their Berths Taken by Junior
Officers and Apprentices
of New Marine—«Cannon. i
Are Dismounted Em-E
placements Also Removed
and Space Utilized for
Stowing of Cargo .
". \
\K‘ASHlNGTORN. Jan. 6. - Gun
inounls‘ on all Ameflcan merchant
ships under the jurisdictiorf of the
Shipping Board are being dismantled.
As each vessel arrives at a-‘bomRe port
platforms and guns are torn out to'
make way for freight equipment, and
gun crews are being released, going
back to duty on naval vessels. All gun ‘
Rcrews were navy men. .
(lun' emplacements will be dissem
Ebled and stored for future emergency
and Teacher secured—220 Samuel Mathews Trles NOVEV o1 snapped, according to the dictates
of the Navy Department after inspec-
tion of their condition.
The Shipping Board is returning the
crews on its vessels to the kind of
quarters they were accustomed to oc-
E
(Continued on Page Five) i
t
)ESERTERTAKEN BACKR‘
TO FORT WRI GH
Seigeant James Chaduell. 4th Com-
pany. L. I S, of Fort H. G. WI":
came to this city this morning andh ml
the name of the military authorities 0! .
Fort W‘right. claimed Private Howard}
also E
1 Local Character Is
13‘. Weed. 4111 Company, L. l S.,
of Fort right who had been held in
a. cell at. police headquarters cherged.
with desertion.
“'eeds reputation since his envE
trance into the military senice hast
not been of the best and he has beeni
the cause of considerable trouble both
in camp and While in this city on his
Rnumerous furloughs. Last summer he,
lw as seen about the streets of the city
-for over a. month at one stretch and
'was supposedly home on a “sick
leave. ” Some time after he was or
rested for driving an auto without a
license and,1ather than go before the
court he forfeited his bond and went
back to camp.
He appeared in the city last week
and on Filday he was arrested at the
request of the authorities at Fort
Wright and held as an alleged desert-
er until this morning when he was
called for by the armed R'guard.
FORD GIVES NOTICE
HE WILL CONTEST
WASHINGTON. Jan. (1.,—1n a peti
lion received today by Vice- President
Marshall and laid before the Senate
gHenry Ford, Democratic candidate for
.Unlted States Senator who was defeat-
éed on the face of returns by Truman
H; Newberry, Republican, gave formal
notice of a contest of the Senate seat,
1 Jan. fire-Both 111m:
‘walk and Danbury for
this latter breed to 1
ed at. 11 o ’clock last night. About 4 a. 111. Mrs. 1;. com weather, they 11
'the only other member of the family at. Oyster Bfizfia‘fzx $311532?ng
band 3 room and found that he had died during fix: of 93mm”. 1,, 111
Mrs Roosevelt telephoned to Colonel Emden 3.9! has“ 01' 3:11.22?“ ,
of the former president, and he came to the “as?” £20 8:“, .1
'diately. Telegrams were despatched to the coloméed iespcclively for e17.
Rwere in other parts of the country No of the fi5ngfifggegh‘gfie 52:53:13.3
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr. and Captain Kermit R etymomm Rocks. 1 ..
yice abroad. Captain Archie Roosevelt and his 31:35:35 1:: £33112: _
last night for Boston, where the captain's wife 11 1 led Plymouth 1161:1112.- , l .
Ethel Derby and her two children are in Aiken. Rer- Agggfgggargzgmm _
Telegrams of condolences and sympathy be}: 1
all parts of the country today as soon as the nefxehfgrfiyfizgm
velt’ 3 death became known. Knight Brid-keton,
The former president came to his home on SEWER" Farm Bridgetml.
the Roosevelt Hospital on Christin as Day, but q
stricken with a severe attack of rheumatism and
which he had been suffering for some time. The rh
ed his right hand and it. became mu ch swollen. Ho
room afnd efl'orts were made to check the trouble. Last '
oolonel’s secretary, Miss Josephine Stricker, called ‘.
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Coopérstogm .
s, Sumel
TEAEEVAEVAEI RERRRE
l8 SHREJTRVR 1919
Once
Again Vending Middle-
brook’s Household Stand-
By
That it is now ofllcially the Year oi 1
Our Lord 1919 is fully recognized by;
Norwalk people for the onuGeoxgeE
Hodge is on the streets again selling
Middlebrook’s Almanac with his to
miliar cry that varies only in the
2
I MAY RE
AVRIRERg .
Nation-wide- Wérog R
Utilization of Ca;
terial Arranged
WASHINGTON, D...'c Jun.
one of the economics 111111.111;
the war, the American .11 ..- ‘.
pects to add $2, 000,000,000 11 W
numerals and which is this year “1111.: the national wealth which in:
1919. 1919." tofore been going to waste. By
George is one of Norwalk's local 01 an organization, under the
tion of the Department of m
'it is expected to make waste OI
terials of any soxt a lost art;
The 117011: is a comblmtb
performed by the War MIDI:
and National “'aste Realm!“
tion. Labor DiwisltzlnL 0511*.
dustries Board. Tl.” 00“er tlifougbn.
NAV V VARR
EMPERVER
” "3
WASHINGTON, I“
stantial evidence of t
the war organizatt
tual fighting forces
fact that the mun -.
borers and other oi .
navy yards and new -
United Staten her
20 .000 to more than
nineteen Whit or
1‘“
characters that while. eccentric to a
-marked degree, has proven that he he:
wits enough to keep a keen eye out
for business. E
As an itinerant vendor of Middle
brooks he has coveted a route some
eight or ten miles wide between N01
time out 01
mind, peddling Middlebrook’s Alman-R
ac, making inmost of the journey on '
foot, and selling many gross or them:
to the same customers or to their
talleges. he decline:
11-13; over to he!
‘Ith intolerable R
Rommel. Attm
1. It IS further“ Rm
the annulment a
he was acct"?
ado by both the
nhersetf ‘
Continued on Sixth Page
DEATH OF DEAN OF
STAMP COLLECTORS
The mention in the morning p’apeis
of the death of John W. Scott. at his
home in New York Cit y yesterday at-
tracted little attention until it was
learned that he was none other than
{the head of the Scott Stamp and Coin
Company whose wares are as famil-
iar tome boys of‘ todayas they were
to their granddads more than a hell
He was born 11: England 73 years
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