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Evening sentinel, Saturday, February 22, 1919 · page 1

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tliiltv~l' )‘t-sik-l'tllll it) Considl‘t' the rw- ,un PHUV'TV island as he, had so inform.
, mmpml llzti'klvy “'nr Prohibition Act 00” his. \tlt‘e. it has also been learned;
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) . ‘ . , WSW ' “” : Kmfc——Sceks Divorce ,lm-k and n is probable that m case
cupl‘CSCfltflthC 0f (JOIICCtOr "(lr {m- lwl‘t‘r'ize purpngv. -- c t ’.__———M. [Coppola met with foul play, as is the
' ‘ r' ‘ 3' 0"" (-oncensus of opinion it was with this

Airs, Mary .-L Trv II, n il'e of the may—
or at Stamford. threw an alarm clock;
at her husband, thruatened to stab‘
hini with a butcher knitt- if he did not’

prim: tilt‘ gist of thv niilvndiilent. This

James J. \Valsh Scheduled, l ._l 1 H l

, . . Y I. uusc Wit )9 all 0-: to the section dc-
tO be In SOUth N01“alk on; scribing as n common nltlsniltv any
Monday 3 house where liquor is “sold, manufac—
;t:li'ml, kl-pl or buttered." Persons L'Pt out of the house. and did every-
. , 0 - .0 ' 0“ . - . A 0 . - . 3 r. Pp.
(fer wzld ’ t . t1 ) ln ,0 M film milg smell A house. the art provides. thg “f be! power ‘0 defame .and ”
" " ~‘ 0‘ ” come 1'” an shall he ltuhlt- to fines of from $100 to 111“" him when 11" “'85 running for

ll.- will arrive in Norwalk on Febru- . . ‘ '
my 24 and will be located at thr- post. 5’14"”). o" I'lll'l‘l-‘(lmllt’m ”f ”11“." ‘13)“ the office 01 "”“m' accordlnn to n"!

implement that his life was taken.
Wllling to Withdraw Charges
Louis Coppola, father of the miss-
ing boy .authorized the Evening Semi.
net this morning to make public the
statement. that he was willing to
withdraw all charges against Pratt
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(-iilljl‘ where ht‘ (‘11le be consulted “'itll- I” a your. or “0”“ ;:=tlpplinlcntzl:\' statement filed my AL tli . - i- a discl 8 some it ht ‘ts

“”1 churn-e. : Th“ ""It‘nllmvnt. it was understood. tome-Y Adelbert A. Skecl. counsel fol‘i ‘ affal ml '0 e ‘ g ‘ '
"llrinu your figures your ”rompms't was ruuo} to be ofle‘rvtl :ll _\'t"_:inl‘(i:a)",\' the plaintnfun his nc‘ttgn for dual-re: (Continued 0!) Pane Six)

5-H,” doubts. and you]. (lllt‘Sl.ions" is ll]“t‘llllg, hilt tlll- .lnml'mry (lilllllllllt‘t‘ \"lllt‘il “as flit‘tl in tilt u‘l‘" lim cmttt

his invitation containml in tho :m. ““Jl’l'l‘m‘tl lN‘l'm'r that Silt-iitlll was‘ last December. Counsel for the with:

who is contesting the divorce. asked
- tor more specific statements and they
i‘H‘t‘e filed today. ,
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iiollilt-mncnt of his coming visit.
l'tlllt'cltll' of internal Revenue James
“'zllsh. is snnding one of his Depu-
ties solely to help people in this vi~
cinity l0 determini- tlleir individual
liability and to comply with the law's
l‘t’flllll't‘dllf‘nls us to 1918 incomes.
Ills oilico hours will be from 8:30
at, m. to 9 p. in. each day, and he. will
remain in town until the close 01"
business on March 15. ‘
"This free advisory service" writes

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knives, forks. and on Animal. 191R. she : vain E50113 0f 1‘ athel: to
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W'adsworth Gets 1 to 10
Years For Burglary—Two
3 Years For Chicken Thief

(Continued ,ll'lGS’l‘l’OR'l' ~30 PT. .“"!llB ,
; Efforts of Westport, town authori-
1 , ‘ flies to break up a gang: of young crim-
In‘VVRENLE I OLILE linnls who have been creating trouble
B‘ATTLE STRIKERSin that. town. resulted in the convic-

tion of three youthful prisoners yes-
terday in the Criminal Superior Court.

 

lit the statement the plaintiff alleges f
that on sundry and frequent occasions 0
between January 1. 1909. and the date .

'of the writ, his wife threw various ob-
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to consider their liability and to make
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threw an alarm clock at him‘ which;

istrltck him on the side. .-» l . -

: Mrs. Treat also threatened her huh“: Death 00f Mather in IT“

,lmnd. asnulting him “ith a butchers heated Shack

knife. and threatening that it he did;

not 193W? the house that Sh" nvouldg The cast- of Louis Frubrizzio and his

,slzlb him. SO the statement 53?“ imotherless children which has or

Called Him Graftfr. ;(‘llpl(’tl considerable attention iii the

The document also “3198 that A”? i local courts since the wife died nearly

Treat used abusive lungttagzc WW“ ‘ a year ago was up in the uptown court

her hquand. For msfance. she call- this morning before Judge Candee.

0d him a gratteru a’croofi. and applied Frabrlzzio having been arrested on a

filthy names to him. She accused her warrant by Constable Bryan Silk on a

‘husband of getting drunk. and order‘! charge. of neglect.

'ed him out of the house.

 

l..\\\'lll'2.~'('l‘]. Muss. Felt 22-~- r, . . ', Prosecutor Dunbar appearing for tho
nl l‘l't‘l parade of abOUL 2.000 telxile 2:21:32 1609251?22:25“;ng5’33239‘1‘g: 3 ”She pursued a policy 0‘: ggzslim}: 0 “a“. and Judge Edward Lockwood fo‘r
*' ”kW-l “ml syiylputhizers was stopped null not less than one vear. He plead- nagging the plaintiff'L-If‘a‘ ‘ p' 't the defendant, the testimony of ser—

by tlw police last night after a 0011- ed guilty to the charge of burglarizmgg lgcunt Silk was that the father had at-

 

 

iiil‘l ill \\'hl('ll one officer “'35 injured. ”10 premises of Sidney“ 'Slnifh 0f: (Continued on PR2? Four) :‘tpnuned to ware for the children since
.\'ii.- mvn wore- arrested. Norwalk ' i _. #~————-- gthe death of the mother in a little
The strikers fot'meiL on the street, Fr d M .1. who 10‘. (led iltv t _ ‘ ieight by ten foot shack of stone with a

e ye. s p ‘ g“ ' 0 SOCIAL SESSIONS roof of tar paper, which is all that T7

9 charge of stealing 75 chickensi
‘mm to defy the police and march m‘l‘rom the premises of John Fike of
ill - common. Tho speakers told theiVVESIDOl't, was sentenced ta state's pri-z
\lt‘iiiol‘s that the streets belonged to'son for (“.0 years. i The “Heart 1
Charledeanke. who stole 25 chick-’ walk Club was well amended and fur-

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ten; from the COO) of Lena Fike in" . . f amusement. Josiah .
H I "fished went" 0 s with a; ing the littlc'glrl of five years

mains of a house which was burned
some. time ago.

He stated that when he visited the
place on Thursday of .tliis week he
found Frabrizzio Sitting on a 10;; field
who

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" tournament. at the Nor-

!hority to prevent a parade.

Mounted policenion intercepted,W-estpon was fined $100. He pleaded - G. Gregory won first honor
H1" Sll'ik'fl'h' and ordered ”)9!“ ‘0 (“9‘ guilty. There were ten other \Vest-- score of 166 plus while A. R. Mfilkin" worn only a thin cotton dress, and the
“3110- 5'0"” “’91‘9 hurled at the port cases _on the docket.‘ but they struck bottom with a mark of 13.. be-v :?y of seven was buittllttle: betger cllad.
. lit-omen. who drew clubs and dis- w re n t sentenced. . 1 iere was no urn ure in e pace
I” e 0 ‘ low will be the usual except a makeshift bed covered with

’ Th's evening there
iSatu;day night social time with re—Va ragged blanket. There was no

‘ freshments and on Next ThursdaYi chairs. table or stove, not even denim.
inight, Febrnury 27th, the"? will be a ney. There were a few sticks burning

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SAILHRS PflflVIBE r 1 special Ladies' Night With dancmgi on the dirt floor of the tiny room, and
AN ENTERTAINMEN 0. to the. music of the Sterling Orchestral what smoke escaped . from it. was
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1 members or the club through a small hole in the wall.
d from their dutiesI
ON BOARD THE U. S. S. GEORGE

in honor of the n .
Further testimony was to the effect
marine excesses has now sufficient evl- WASHINGTON. Friday, Feb. 21, (By

.that, have returne .
' in the United States service Fully ‘ that while the father had made one or
dencc to convict some twenty German the Associated Press).—President
submarine commanders. nearly all of,\Vilson spent a. merry evening at an

fifmen are already beer andIO‘hers 5*“e,two attempts to board the children
eXDECtEG- 0f the entire tome or “or”; with friends at both ends of the city.
present are ill Germany. of entertainment provided by_bluejack—
murder. Seven commanders in parti- ets tonight. The prestdential party.

walk Ch“) men that 53‘” active ser‘rice’that he always took them back in a
not one was killed. although severallfew days, and the old conditions went
{'llizll‘ have bad records against them. , joined all the soldiers and ship’s com-
— pally that could crowd into the "Old

were wounded, lnc
Salt" Theater, on the lower decks of;

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Allies Have Evidence
To Convict 20 U-Boat
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LONDON. Feb. 22.~—Reuler's Limit-
l-tl says it. learns that the commission
which is inquiring into Germany's sub-

 

Cram. and others who sufiefed se-. was too
verely. This will be the big club
dance of the season and spectral fea-

tures are promised.

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Allies Advance For 0am um, i H ' 0
60 Miles Along the i The George W'ashingtonis again \in ; STAMFORDN ARRESTED 0 DR. I‘ll-ARY WALKER
'l '- I? Ni iwireless communication with the‘ ,. MA 1 DIFS NEAR OSWEGO
RatMay * rem urmangshmfi having picked .up the cruiser . . . .4 _
{Norm Carolina, which is bringing STAMFORD, Feb. 22.—-Followmg an; - ,
VVATERTOVVN, N. Y. Feb. 22—-

uoolls back from EurOpe., By Mr. W’il- attempted robbery in Joseph _Chiarat-0
ta’s jewelry store here last night, the Dr. Mary
police arrested Patrick Mazzone. of i at. her home
Brooklyn, N. Y., charged With being:

ill—Tho. allied forc-
operations carried
ad-
l'unced to lSegoja, sixty miles south
of Sorolio. onuthe Murmzm Railway,
according to an undated official report
received here last night. The Bolshe-
viki lost fifty men killed and eighty
wounded. jand the Allies 0 captnged
much mitten? ' " ‘ ' “

l_.(,)_\'l)0.i\'. Feb.
r-s. in successful

Walker, aged 87 years, died

son‘s order, the cruiser will remain in .
on Bunker Hill, near Os.-

touch with the George W'ashington un-
til the presidential ship can work rea-~
dily with shore stations. Wireless fa~ one ofrthnee hold-up men. "One of the
cilitles are absolutely necessary be- trio pointed a revolver at the Jeweler.
cause arrangements for Mr. Wilson's 01:01er omsr two. static; tozlpoot the

' .B s n bei ' en ire- 9, WM ,hiaram ’5 e peered. .
viSltto otoan'engmpd‘er _ , 0m ,

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luding Dr. George E' ' on. The neighbors who made ”10 bout-iing nicely and every committee chair—

his children. al-_'co-operation being displayed between

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She was a surgeon in the Civtl warlike“. w I pa

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if 1.ll.\'l)tl.\2. Fell. Ziw’l‘hc troll-
illles in Munich took it still more

lscrious turn yesterday afternoon,

it ccordiiig to a Copenhagen dis-
: [IQUBR INTERESTSi patch to the Exchange Telc raph
v I . . it‘oinpany. (‘hurcll hells ngflIl .,,
l -————- lringiilg. 10.000 workmvn from

i . ithc suhilrhs marched into the cen—
‘Teub Senators qfx‘lf‘tt’emptsi ter of the city. and n short time
to Kl“ PTOhlbltlfln, and later violent firing was heard, it is
Attacks President ‘Wilson said. The mm. is reported in have
begun plundering shops.
“"‘SHINGTON- FBb- 22-—Agita}i0nl The dispatch cllaractcriyzl-s the
iffigzgrg‘fiéggfi‘ 3:33-21. gigging: conditions now prevailing in M?"
from“ prohibition. was denounced inslllch as Virtually those of (‘1th '
.war.
1 The. attempted assassination of
flierr Alter. the Bavarian minister
of the interior. is interpreted as an
public om-;act of revenge for the killing: of
cording to ado

”he Senate Loday by Senator Jones, of
1\l'lll.lllilxlgton. Republican, in an ad-
dms. urging observance of law and
order as a means «suppressing rad-
ical unrest.

Prominent newspapers,
clots and public men, Senator Jonesil’rcinior Eisner. at

fiml‘lmfiifi? advfocautinfz defiance :0; vices from various German sour- -‘
, to pro lion 0 ie aw. e cri i-E ,0 S 'I‘ , w 'cr hit .9 n) 01"
icied President “'ils-on for "interfer-fi‘fx ‘_ 11;: 'n A“ TKO M't'r ‘t‘ DS'o .
'ing" in. the case of Thomas Mooney of‘ ( {ltfi- ‘- '_r _ ‘u ‘1“ a. all”! .‘ L "
«‘Calilomléi. The Senator. although an't'lallsl. Minister. and bud been
:ldvocute. of woman suffrage, also at- looked upon as it yuan hkely to

luck the President. for alleged impro-
'per conduct in. addressing the Senate
in behalf of the Suffrage amendment
and declared officials of high position
were disregarding constitutional limi-
Ilotions. and great and respectable ins
_terests were inciting the law‘s deli-
nnce. '

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displace Herr Eisner as premier.
The latter \l'ilS the idol of the Ill—0
fro-Radicals. was a staunch de-
fctldt'r oi' the Soldiers" and Vl’ork- ’
men’s Council. and was uncom—
promisingly for the National As-
sembly. .

The political situation in Mun-
ich has been drifting rapidly to
the point of an explosion. and the
ultra-Radicals. who comprise the.
Independent Socialists and the
Spartacans, are suspected of unit--
inl.Ir in a final desperate attempt to
save. their political control.

The immediate adjonnmenr of
the Bavarian Diet after the shoot--
in}: was due to the fear that the'
holding: of further sessions would
aggravate the situation.

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It is the intention of the committees
‘in charge of the reception to the re-
? turning soldeirs, sailors and marines
aof Norwalk and “'ilton to make the
i celebration in this city the biggest and
' best affair of its kind in the state and

310 outdo every other city and set a:

|name tor Norwalk that will never be. l’ARlS. I“ ‘1). 32.—A communist
? forgotten. Practically all other cities, = outbreak occurred at Budapest.
i towns and communitifs 0ft Connectic“: ;on Thursday night, says a dispatch
“8 Pmmfi demmr‘m‘ 0“ ‘0 “film the Matiii from Zurich quoting
ilar lines to that adopted by Norwalk, 1 a S“'1SS_A29110X message from the-
; but it will be on a grander and larger. Hungarian capital.

iscale here than elsewhere. i The rpv01t jg under the leader“

i A characteristic of the coming cam— . - , ' ~ .
paign that has been brought out in a 5h“? or agitators Who are for: the'
comparison with -the previous drives most part Germans 311d Hummus,

held in Norwalk is that the contribu— the. dispatch stateS.
tors will be benefiting themselves and The insurgents stormed the 0f-
t‘heh' home on" With every cent 0‘ ficc of the Socialist newspaper

contribution made as well as enjoying thzava and occu pic d the tele-
, ,

an immediate result of the money they .
donated_ 0]“ previous occasions 0011' graph Ofi‘it't‘ and t-hl? rallroad Sta"
tioll.

tributlons, were made for noteworthy
causes Which aided national organiza- Count, Karqflyi, the provisioxml
president, immediately called 3.

(ions, while the money received in the

campaign for the collection of funds . . . .

tfor the reception of Soldiers, sailors I meeting ”f the gamma" The Mm’

and marines of Norwalk and Wilton Isters sat far mto the night and

grill be used solely for the entertain- decided to take all necessary

”‘9“: 0f “19 boys from ”“5 communio measures to quell'the outbreak

,ty acme. - ' . . . ' .

i» The preliminary plans and prepara— Martial Id“ was proclaimed.

'tione for the celebration are progress- Government ”OOPS, the message-
adds, . have already recaptured
the railway station. '

. The metal workers of the city,
it is stated ,are preparing an anti-
commliiiis' manifestation.

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come back their service men on simi-

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lman has reported a splendid spirit of

the public and the committee as was
never seen before. Such a spirit is
tneeded to make our demonstration the
Qunqualified success the early indica-
gtions now promise and by a continu—
ganoe of this spirit the desired results
ial'e‘ sure to be obtained.

: A meeting of all loam captains has
ibeen called for Monday evening in
-i~he city court room in the City Hall
;whenithe captains will receive their

 

 

i MU. TICH, Feb. 22.—}lcrr Aller,
Bavarian lilinistcr of the interior,
has been shot“. /' '
The shooting took place during
a session of the Landtag, while
m.Auer was alluding gum assanéi~
be: nation of Kurt Eisner, the. Banal-u
ian premier, 7 earlier in ’the day
. Aver rtelifwoimdod Tillie

orkers and everything 'will

iin shape when the drive'ope'ns onrnein‘

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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