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Nathan Silverman. of Schenectady
Wigs R07ma Raymond DOES N. Y.. the soldier who attempted sul-
eve-
Ining, and «tho has been undergoing
claw this city last Wednesday
Not Like His Marriage to;
.‘iliss Walz, Formerly of
\‘ou'th Nori.i__'alk
I’IAINIIEE SAYS SHE
I’ASSEI] AS HIS WIFE
~._.._.—-_.—_.
Movie Actor Claimed HeI
(‘ould Not Support Her ‘
treatment at the" Norwalk Hospital,
7ISilvez-man. it will be remembered,
district. But the.
IWOfltge (if Palm
w'ce
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uni xxn‘HlJ-LS. CaL MMOh~'17-.-.i
..-.I uI-‘Olis are cleared for the:
: .lll action brought by 35537.
-":;.11inritl.a: bxunette motion: 5
rill 2m $160.00” for alleged"
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1"»
51 I'll: I! -I Silet‘QuPnuy she was
A... -.~ .\Ai~ \\' ill lums. and that M117;
~ - ' rim IMF» said he could;
Irv: In l‘lIU‘T' his salary W385
:.n<i his parents were’
I; m sh;- followed him Representaltiv es of the Connecticut
. H... . 5mm II: I ho had mariied. Federation of Labor. the Connecticut
5 .mn \\ A I/ 1.1 Brooklyn and Manufacui’ers’ association; Charles E.-
. ,._. .21“, A H mu 9. week. JJuIiu. federal director for Connecti-
\I.52 \\ A 3;...m ' answer 'avers ’cut of the federal" employment ser-
.11.» I“. ‘vlllnliu N 'I native of vice, and men tron: did’er'ent sect-ions
1.12.. A. llll'l;.15. ”1.11 ,... lien enemy, ol the state interested in the labor'
5' . llllltll I gally bring 805!an lppéatea at the 11788?!“ fl
mimli. Slit ass (Is she is a na- rttord last week by the 879668} 170757‘7-7
.u Int-1m: . Jislottve committee to investigate the
u I , 1 IS both in South Nor- problem otr unemployment lif- this
'2 i' hm father, the late Ju- state. RepresentativeE. H. Balley,of
Wall for ovex a quarter of this city is a. member of the commit.
conducted the Hotel Ma- tee. one important suggestion made
at the healing was that municipalities
take immediate action in the matter of
new construction of streets and high-
five Hearing
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AUTII IN MISIIA5’5 [JAM FARRELL
NAMES HEEIBEIIS
. Commodme William H. Fariell. of
(in, popular young the Norualk Yacht Club, has announc-
tnmpming more 7ed the following appointments for the
(Inn: us a week from. coming year.
(Invinu' Tenders .New
I-‘Im'er Figures in Westl
Awnuc Accident
”4:111.
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l\0“7
‘ 4‘- w‘..,,.nmem of» these ‘ House Committee—~—Victox “7 Fer-
7' ‘I_ [1” hulding up a big 7'lls, Flank Nash, and John .F' McMa-I
.-. a .nnui STOP at the hor71-311
_. Honing of the N Y.. N. 5‘ Fleet CaptainéFrank Nash.
I: --,..Ii5,t_.\-..,~ a train toots . Fleet Surgeon—Dr. George C. Cram.
'.1 .- Fueled a portion of: Fleet ChaplainS~Reih Ernest F. MC'
-, 25;; In a new Fox-dfiregor and «M. J. Lynch
.\‘ . .ml Sullil'tlil)‘ aftt'l—I Commodore Fairell has instructed
27-2- the house committed to go ahead with
CT“ 5rd :1" Sxth Page
at Hickon Bluff as usual on Memorial
I‘Day, FriWMay 30th A good sea.-
Ison is looked forward to, as the dozen
Ior more members who were absent
:Iast year on account of‘service in the
“-5211 are expected to return and take
an active part in affairs.
, EITEL, SECOND SON
5’I’I’II7ESSIAIIA
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(- {llllruit- I'l'llllddlinn “115.87 OF FUGITIVE KAISER
A. m,” to, Remmg ASKS FOR A DIVORCE
WHICH One 05 the Best AMSTERDAM March 17.—-Eitel
Friedrich. second son of the fugitive
17‘ ("onnecti German Emperor, the Kleine Journal
. ”MUS retire- of Berlin, says, has commenced di-
. g ”.39 number of vorce proceedings against his wife,
'Hlil'rested has; charging infidelity before the war.
A. . dmegie foun- The paper adds that when the one-
11119.: best svs Itime Prince attempted to begin pro-
5 .2 5m... ac‘cmding ceedings before the war his father ve
252;", Appeared be‘ mod the plan.
I .Eitet Friedrich was married in 1906
In'.
‘7;ti
Lulllllilllef: on 31)
.W ”I. :1 bill m appi-o- to Grand Duchess Sophie, of Olden.
,‘2 W59“? fund for the burg. In November, 1913, the Klelne
Journal published a repmt that possi-
ing 15, Boyd dis-, 'ble divorce was pending between Eitel
.‘At'e .", 500 teachers ;and his wife.
”A ‘7I59'19til‘ement it was reported that Eitel and his wife
umnmmmmm
ENH EIEE IS MISSING
Private Nathan Silverman;
Who Tuck Mercury Tab-
lets, Not Seen Since '_Sat-
has disappeared and. his relatives fear
Ihies llase again made an attempt to end
Iswallowed two tablets of bichJoride 0:7
{therein-y on Wednesday evening as he
Iwas standing on Water street, sec-cud
minimum
I
. I133liii>llllztIngQS that in Brook-‘Representatlves 0175'}:de
,. Bodies Speak at Legisla4
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’ :ignore it and can make the mmAlleles he
plans for the opening of the club house iterday from exhaustion. He had been
About the same time ry.
fliflNFAIlIIN .
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Secretary lGlass Calls Prom-
inent Bankers 2to Advise
on Questions of National '
and International Import-
ance
\VASHINGTON. D. 0., March 172.—
America’s financial future will be
charted, as tar’ as is possible at this
time, in a three-day conference to be
,
held at the Treaeury Dopertmo-nt next 7 .2 was
Thursday, many and Saturday. sec- M, .. : t
rotary of the Treasury Carter Glass 5'
will meet ewlth' the Federal Reserve
Board, t eGovernoi-s of the Federal
Reserve ks, and the Advisory
Committee to the' board. which in-
271731 2A2 and H
udée BB 51
; The tollowing telegram {rpm Sena-7
Atot Brandegee was published hf this
imomings New York Sun in reply to
3:133:1tu addressed to him by that 3:; :flfllh glam ’
. ‘11: the President submits the pm- “’7' ° ° ‘
edLéague of Nations plan in any» '0 which the Men“
thing like its present form. so ligated It ‘5 W t" ”I!”
with any treaty- that the‘7"7tw7o m 5 “MW“
be separated by mm”, .3th
Senate tum Shall?
vote to reject both treaflelf I shill.
never be imposed updn by enema-nip-
parent trick; I shall never be intl’lu-I
t n u eons
if 22936:“‘73”, 3,3,5": majority we”? ‘IJapane'se Amos ire in Siberia me u-
the Senators will take em view, 31-. ’50 are-Wm! “5° Chm“? W
though I can speak positively for no ”“1“”; as f” ‘3 Irkutsk.
one except: myself. I """‘
If the President desires to advise
with the Senate as to the treaties hol
can do so at any time by conveningl
that body. If, however, he prefers to;
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Herman Quittne; Buys Old
lieve that a just peac
qulqkly obtained by that course of
procedure. both he and they ought to‘
have timely warning that they are-i“
sadly mistaken. “He shall not pass."
FRANK B. BRANDEGEE. :7
United States Senator from Co'nnecii- ‘
cut.
BIIY IIVEIIHIIIIE
BY HAS EXHAHSI
The young 8011 Of MP and ‘115 “'7-al Amie has just closed an important real
1
Movie House
7Djstri7,ct nemwiy escaped death yes.
er of the ‘oldStrsnd Theatre 0: Toi-
ringlon Opera House on East 5Maln
street, Torrington. «it is Mr. Quittners
inetntion tear down the old building
and erect a moving picure theatre to
cost approximately 788 000 The new"
theatre will be one '0! the finest in the
state and will be constructed solely for
in his father’s garage. alone for some
time when he was discov.eretl over-
come from the exhaust gas of an auto-
mobile. .Slmilar cases have been re-
corded, but in this instance the timely
discovery was made and the boy’s
life was saved. Dr. S. H. Huntington
was summoned. and rendered medical
treatment. I
(Continued On Page Six)
PLAN MEMORIAL
FOR YALE HEROES
NEW HAVEN. March 17. —-—There
FOURHIEN BUSY .
‘ IN HOLD-UP GAME
NEW YORK. March EFL—Four men
in an “me5“ 899115 the early lately about erecting some ,ntung
hours today robbing people and “3h memorial to the Blue athletes who
registers in busy sections of the city.‘ Iwere killed in the war.
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{NEH e. IAIAI Ar
guarding
the line from irkutsk to Tcheiiubmt.I
I
Torington Opera House2
and Will Erect Fine New=
to: L. Hoyt of 14 Cross street First Icstdte deal. ”whereby he becomes own-; color as usual with the friends of Are
has been considerable thought aFYaJeI
SINHfiNANE
IilHISAIN HS
Young Ladies Unfilirly
Treated at Senior ‘High
School and Parents Arc
Determined fto Fight 2 to
Finish - 7 "
The coutro‘w’rsy at the Version:
senior high school between Principal
Harry W. Blake and a number of
_ young lady students. who are men:
hers :0! the girls’ independent basket
ball team is from settled as yet: A
number of the parents or the young .
.ladles are very indignant over the 77'
.2“ tm‘ent neeorde‘d their daughters
_ new
Toward Milan
been in- active service for may
months as a regimental chaplain and
who, as director is organ-
eompulgn llnm Gorham. of No. 4 Cross street,
icing the Norwuik district for the Re
First District, yesterday.
Mrs. GOA-bun who has lived apart
tom her husband for some years,
an attrscum‘iooking woman angwith
her son appeared in court this mom-
in'g and gave valuable testimony as to
We bod banner;
Continued on 7Bnth Page
EVEHIIINE HIINIIIIS
SI. PATRICIA 'I'IIIIAY
Annual Entertainment 61'
S‘Hibemians to Feature
Celebration in Norwalk
There are hundreds of Irish-en in,
Vorwalk met-y day of the year, but.
todnyds the day that everyone is Irish‘
for it is the anniversary of St. Pat-
rick‘s -,blrtb and green is the favorite
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A meeting of the Nor-walk Hospital
Association. characterized by one or
these present as "smrlslngly short
land. The. shops in which the novelties and sweet." was held at its usual ren
mattered for sale enjoyed a brisk identure in the parlor: o: the Roz-walk.
I
Arriving at a saloon at 7th avenue and 5 Recently it was 8.183%th that the
24th street, they held up the proprie- pictures of Alex Wilson, '16, mrmer
“’1‘ and a“ his ““01““- A ‘9' football captain; Albert Sume'vant, '115
blocks away they stopped a citizen in. S. exupmn of crew" Johnny Over-1
the street and 111be him. A little ton '17 WEMt m mung: “0
later they entered the Broadway Ree- ever xzepresented Yale. captain of
taurant and stole allthe money pos- track his: senior year, be hung in the
sessed by the manager, the cook and gymnasium This suggestion Was re-
patrons. In all the bandits obtained ceived only “my for many believe
$225 in cash and $400 worth of Jewel: that a more appropriate reminder of
their «macs: cut be erected 5
In each instance. one man remain
t‘
A f
. “Aimee.“
aimed on Page Three) 57
.2, P. ~ 5,24873 VICTIMSQFAIR ..
- ! AEAICAS DAY 5 RAIDS INGERMANX;
1;: IN NEW YORKI 4, 810 IN ENGLAND
- I
March 1? .-—Soldiers : COPENHAGEN, Batch 17 .-77—S7ev‘7el:l
-._. accorded the honor hundred and twenty-nine poisons were:
K I"'
(.27
in “hich 38 009 rep- attacks by allied comes on'_ German}.
" Some one hundred territory up to November 5
‘ M \\L'le assigned to plan-{cording to afield}.-
. W59 weie provided for in Berlin.
- . mid 915 Service men also Gm 7
‘5 0f the Iris 5
neat Sr Patrick‘ 3 Birth- killed and 1, 754 were injured in aerial 51,1917.
ed in the machine, kept the mom- run
ning, another stood watch nearby-and
the“; other two: nib}: did the rob .
business during the past week the de- mob unflaturday evening. the meet-
mands for the various emblems to beitng was strictly on .nelther of the
worn on the national day of Ireland's local newspapers beln notified at the
~mtron saint having been greater this' occasion and were therefore. unable
.——-- gto send representatives. ‘
Continued sit-Sixth Page A President John McMahon was :71»
, . : Isent, o to mugs and Vice-Fresh
1". dent Cav h pres ed.
DECI'BION RESERVED, I Various reports were received and
IN DAMAGE SI [Taaccepted including one1 or the Execn
'tive “Mata” which contained [muffin
The damage suit brought by Mis‘s manning ta chines r
Minnie Taylor, of Humor avenue. “99°!“ W “t "‘9 new hospital.
against GD; Joseph Slam was which would surely be of great public,
hm thisAmorninx in the any 71m“. Interest. but which were too long and
by Judge W H. Vosburgh ivho contained too my figures {or our in-
reserved his decision arts; heu'lélg formant ‘50 carry in mind. \
the evidence produced by h the e-
readout and the pinned. Miss Taylor (Comma On 1"" 3!“
alleges that she sustained” injuries , '
which resulted in a permanent scar 2
while undergoin treatment at the
hands of Dr. 5
is dulled by the
We shanks
es. ‘5Dunbar20: Quinlan are represent-
tug the plainwlm labor-action. 2
.—— ~.
Reward OderedgFor ,
7 Return of Missing Man
Bolsheviki Retreating in :1 Panic,
titre the Towns of Kandau a
but the attack“ .
troops and police This:
route fighting and twent-
”pureed.
7‘ The advance we;
' NorthWestern
18.
what under the influence of liquor;
, Beinsch at Peking advised {he
2 Tier: Esin,‘ where there was trouble
72 Japanese. and that be m sch
as Lettish ll‘moups 77 _
ndZabelm‘, Retreefl
casualties~5 are
ment says, and the 5
1 Oberlin!
threatened with he ,
treat to Miten and Riga out
They are reported to be re
ing in panic.
Adispateh from Berlin 11' 7
(Gouiinuod—d on Page Four)
SHHEAN REVS”
NEWS WITHII'
Japan Amused of 7
ing Facts About exam
Outbreaks
‘
SHANGHAI, March 17 (dela 7
The demonstration! which have
reaching this city from across the
can frontier.
lids said thatullclasses of the
country published in a 3m
paper at 80011.] and translated by M
Renter agency. _,
At thé village of Simon-g, M 2
Pingyang. {our gendarulea tired, d*
(Continued On Page 8417:)
ALL IS QUIET 2 2
, AT TIEN 2~
W'ASHINGTON, March 17 —-
department today that all was quiet
week between American soldiers
full report or the moment by mail.
department instructed him to
all important facts by cable ,
Norwalk Chronicler