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PIPII REWIII
. ZIIIIIRRIIRIAIE
IIIR AREIRERI RY IAWY RS
me Car That Instantly. Return of Prominent Attor-'
Killed Mrs. Helen Hend- I] ney and Soldier Occasion
liCkSO“, of Bridgeport. _of Happy Gathering of
Last Night‘ Bar Association
IVER WAS REINRERI RAVE RREAT TALK RN
AI RIARINR IIRHTSA RVERSEAS SERYIEE
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I0 III III; IIRRI
SILVEERRIIYESHINES
IN 311111 11111111
Geo. Mitchell Joins Johnnie
Gruelle and Tom Powers
in Keeping Spot Light on
N orwalk —
What with Tom Powers working
INorwalk notables into his daily car-
toons in the New' York Joli , and
IJohnnle Gruelle sticking Norwalk
entlted The Scouts of .SilvermlneJn
the Children: section of the Sunday
Tribune, from the clever pen of George
Mitchell the famous singer who has
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TRRRI’S ARRIYINR
Id Under $2, 500 BondsIWas Official Guide of Noted
ForThc Coroner’s HearfI Personages Over Battleg
ing This Afternoon;I field
Technical Charge of I *-
. _. . : LieutenantFreeman B. Li ht w s
Reckcss I)!“ mg Prefer! Atitlingly welcomed back into tie legitlI
N1 circles of the city on Saturday even~1
I iug, when the members of the Nor-1‘
algal; Bkar Asgtiaiufigathersgdat the!
a no omo e exten a r:
i“ ‘4" “4““ kmam Idial and hearty greeting to their :21-
“ ‘“"‘_“”_t 3 med‘low- member, who has but recently re-
‘ ‘3‘ ‘0‘3‘ “lien She t_urned from eight months’ service in
auto driven by Fr.ance
1'- i1 dl1e av enue,
The gathering was informal and
"'S‘EA-‘abgfl‘éurggg' tended to make the occasion one of
31:11ng on theIjoy and merriment. Judge Joseph R.
”Hindu“ line .,Taylor as the president. of the ass so-
1;- “(liking along'IciatiOn, presided during the evening’
II. \1' in 1pproached Aand conducted the program in an ex-
I“ a very slow" cellent manner. 1 l
1... ~,.- blinded? A tasty bullet lunch had been .pre-'
"‘” L pared by Manager Connors and "that it
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was relished, .was soon evidenced. The
lunch consisted of chicken salad. let-
Mimi on i'azv Haven.)
EAII EAPIAINS
ARE REIINRRENT
mient appeals of the
~12 marge of the campaignA
.-1 {ion of funds for the re-‘I
:1 1'- 1; ieturning soldiers, sail-
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MIRlEl
cantoni
Private Antonio
1':
» 111111195 of Nofw alkbaud .Wil-I _Was Home on a Shor t
am captains lave een very -
.1 : aiding their final and com1I Furlough~ExPeCts Dis
-pO1'ls' into the committee and: 1 ‘
. ntly it is impossible to an-
1nr--~ 'IIe results of the drive.
lInr.1._ 111»? entire thlee weeks which
charge Soon.
Prixate Antonio Cantoni, who is at'
mresent a. patient at the army neral
“'5“ has 135‘“ appeals have eAhospital at Camp Devens. hiassfespeut
" ‘I‘ngh these columns “m a few days at his home on Spring Hill
11in ‘0 the solicxtors to fine'iavenue during the latter part of last:
"‘ k and to the team cap- ueek. Cautoni is a popular Norwalk
""" IP‘” the” ”Don's Eye'1y; young man and Was one of those whoA
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1‘" ““ “"‘e been ”30“." left an? city with the first bunch of‘
$111111 no extra effort made IS 1 .
~ :1 113.: “0111.01: the tlliltY‘Algli'cu‘
:11: 1111s assigned
e25 .
'='.: 11 on Sixth Page. '
IIIR AEEIRENT
RN MAIN STREET
2-1111 being~a very seii-,
1.11'Ident on Main
1.1;... :. Saturday after-l
_ Curtis '1‘; Booz .1
2.1..- m into his yard, 139
‘ ~11 .~ lluick touring car.
. 111d parties, and'
:; :nIIanng him closely
11111 it necessary to
;..- 1.10 quickly, result-
:11; hurled to the '0!"
street. The car
“1 trum of the stanley
whilllt‘li a demolished.
11 {orward wheel and
“While traffic was
*1" HI. A summons was '
111111 the crippled'car
1111' repairs. DThe
11.1.1111} car received a.
'0 111m foxlunately es-
.. ill‘lt S
.1111 HUI‘E Browne
Ilined IV ith Noted Men
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.. -.~I.:~on Browne, noted
‘1. ‘1; 111.1) wright of this city,
‘ ' mv'mbers of the R0056-
I’nmmiitee who tender-
“Bill” Sewall, Maine
' '11-;"11' and one of 30059
..-’;mal.e- friends, in New
2=fuzday evening Sew-
" .. 111s. Visit to the metro-
"IHH
1'.’ . 1' @- gmve of his late oration it was finally deemed admm
e service men in September,
His brother. Private James Can-
‘0 d1s ‘toni, whose death occurred in France
in Januaiy. was a member oi! the
Isame group Both were assigned to
;Company 1. of the 304th Infantry. up-
ion rea hing Camp Devens. After
weeks of training Private Cantoni was
Iii-ansferied to Camp Gleene, N. C.,
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Y. M. C. A. SECRETARY I
RETURNS T0__ NORWALK
John M. Glover, who for the past
several months has been serving in:
France as a Y. M. (1.1L war worker.
has returned to his home in this city
and at present he is preparing to re-
open his residence at Marvin Beach.
Secretary Glover is being warmly wel-
copied by his large hosts bf Intends
and has many unusual and interesting
experiences to relate of his life an: adv
ventures while overseas. .
Norwalk Inmate Escaped
' From State Institution
Mrs. Fanny Lombard who was com~
mitted. to the Mansfield Training
School, .at Mansfield Center.'Ct.. last.
August by Judge Nehemiah Candee,
effected her escape from that institu-
tion last evening and: today the police
are scouring this city and vicinity for
her. Mrs. Lombard's case caused con.
siderable comment when it was in the
local courts and it was the belief of
many that she was mentally unbalan'ca,
ed. Her husband; Tony Lombard orI
better known as Tony West; is serv-
ing with the naval forces, and during
his absence his wife was constantly
seen in company of other men about
the city. Her queer actions lead to
her arrest on the technical. charge of
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school. In
.m-eit. Carl Ackley. a stay at. the Mansfield
.‘zra. “’aller ‘ A
" Ila: “rloln
Pilsitel‘ fin:
gwh
er
;and 698 may: of the 135th “Field Ar-
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‘ever, it was stated this morning by
I CLOTHING CAMPAIGN
operation with the Other relief york.
éears and while‘ gincorrigibility and fltféi‘ finish Consid- I)
IN IARRE NUMBERS
\
whose
NEW YORK.1March 24. ~Ten thou-
sand troops of the Amm'icin:
canary force. more than 2.400 1" these‘
convalescing from wounds s-lcb
nose. arrived here today Mill
on the cruisers North, Carolina and
Montana and the steamship: Bailouts
and Antigone. For the most mm
homecoming soldiers were of tomerbo
National Guard units of Colorado hie-Ibo
vada, Utah. Arizona. New.
ifornia. Pennsylvania, Ohio.
Virginia. in
NEWPORT NEWS. Ye. uni-en 24,—-
The battleships Wanting;
"$031
1 Northern
“get: i 1137350151“.
continued on Page Elihu A 51111161:
gram fire
eluded til” mania-choir 1 But I
1 WV! 4 omcers 3113 than, of the
28th D‘AVisi'on; «1111111911 National Guard
t-Pennsylvania). fer Camps Devens
Iand Upton; 139th Aer'u Squadron. and
Casual Companies No 377 and. 969. I
Pennsylvania.
NEWPORT NEWS. va.-Qn the Ver-I
mont, Which left Brest March 12,- were
.522 men of the 136111 meld Artillery,
(Continued On Page Raven;
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STILL TIME To FILE
INCOME TAX RETURNS;
w-..—
lt is still possible to file income
tax returns, and those who for any
reason failed to disclose liabilities to
the collector at. the City Hall last
Week should do so at the earliest pos-
sible opportunity. The full tax must
be paid. with each return made,, how-
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on March 17,’
Arthur L. Farrell. the income tax
agent located in the' City Hall.
Those who filed tentative' returns
should obtain. from Agent Farrell,
their bank or factory head a com-
plete return sheet, to be filled out and
presented to the collector as soon as
convenient. 1t. -ls not necessary to
pay the full tax when a tentative re:
’01? 1917. He
Prof. A. D. Hamill, ,
lumbia, and 111;.
names on his 1111311191111 signs of his . .
Yapps Crossing pictures in fudge. the . Shah“, i of 1P
spotlight. has been kept centered on = Thrilled Large A
this good old town and now comes ‘3 th Pal
more pleasant publicity in the first . 8 e , ace
installment of i1. delightml little story ‘ .'
W W
{fought or perhaps- dud .
,Kaiser on the fields of
"09 red-blooded American lad m-
Aanddiedinvumandyoumttb
altinue helping the Kaiser—din
film“ you! 9”
ohms asked to help hoop
{our million starving women
$3112.. Palestine and 111me ,
that is Wilhelm- work.
“tinted. cold-blooded plans. mm M .
«mammal- aid;
(Continued on —_Pase Eleven. )
WRRRREII YEAR ARR,
EISTER TRRAY
Corporal Leonard Foster. son of W- her of Co. G. 28th Conn. Vol: 1111., be}
1M ..
eta andlose'y'ou
babies, perish!“
per week in-
m
Thus spoke Pro! I. Dillamlin, of . .
Columbia Unwed-star. at the
theatre yesterdnyiftsrnoonto alargo lndoniyaladunauummty.
ommmwm 1111111 not.
Iiooittt; Why! Masonwho if
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and keenly interested audience.
Reed street, is listed on
this morning; casualty list as being
slightly wounded in action. The cas-
ualty list. was rather late 111111 the an.
nouncement, as Foster was Iwounded
1918. but than only
last week that his family nus notified
by the War Department. Foster is a.
well kndwn and papilla: Mug man
of the second district and enlisted 13‘“:
the army at]; Bridgeport in the spring pus-out residence; at the Junction of
m asaignéd to the lbw
Austrians Company K. of the mm In-
fantry and served during
conflict with this campany.
few days before the “mum/2° “'33 Worked, Firflovmt In Late War
Signed but neither wounds were aeri-i
the entire
turn Was filed during the period prof“
vided.
The extreme penalty £01 neglecting NEW RAILROA AD
to file statements is $1. 000. Delln— . RULINGS HERE;
neuts should appear and make swam
affidavits to their reasons for not
showing up last week.
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Thos who await discovery by the York New Haven
8 the road ofllclals will aflect
income tax men are liable to
made by the New
and Hartford Rall-
the early mail
The officials
heaviest penalty. This may be avoid Service of Doubly?
ed by appearing now with a complete Ballad that atlt will M W19 1:;
_ the early Danbury 1.1111 to be convey
return.
[I min- b a. 45' WA
leaving time
lsmeans
OF THE RED CROSS
edIno
The Red Cross Campaign for us
clothing is now on and will continue
during the week. The need is very
great and calls for sacrifice that the
people in the lands that have felt the
war’s desolation. This work of cloth-
ing the people goés on in the close co.
there until 7.
the garments being shipped on. the. lathe City
vessels which carry the food across this an...“
the ocean. ‘ 1 ‘ -‘ m
A rumor has boon circulated like V
those early in the] (war, to. the moored;
it of the Red Cross. It. has been 11.1113.-
that clothing collected in other alfrt'v
has been stbred in 1111:: quantities
not sent to the med3.; people. 611
wonders what the. Red Cross
“i 1 the party incluuded that, she would be best benefitth by 7‘1 . i den‘iéd
civfltCfldnot’
Ito that city on the- early train knowu
Ins the HQ! an the mail train does hell
‘1 each this city
before the scheduled
(the HQ-d for upstate.
of
will receive
first mail into that city- trom New
Work and Norwaik will not arrive
16 oolock.
SUED FOR oLD BILL
Commission-hing the
“mustan-
‘ fliefim Methodist Episcopal
at the regular. , sen
,fleethltdnoemtSmduytbeohm-ch
fluent cam
Palace
Hem
711111
terday That Over
Centenary Drive
' SI. _:M.8tev tress
' e121... urer o: the
Romany-y Mude‘tbo
“ham to; the congregation
Sunday. morning
had “gone wet the W’ in its, «ll-ifs;
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RHIR ANRAIRS
contractors of Norwalk, and
Mott-hen
m. or spent two‘years actively engag-
fir ed as chief forenum of construction
13111111111 Uncle Samuel in the canton-
N. J.. walkedlntotbo up~
flown on.“ the Sentinel this. mm,
1m: usual sprightly step and
discourse. tube: 11.,
_7 1-1: inthefuniiytbin
1.11.11: it, he does not. and
:15th huge- number of men
Aacttv‘o at. present {ominous and no
finial- me, that. harem-11m the
agehe certainly is the best pre-
served of them all. '
On. March 24th 1869 he took as his
Grids mum Smith. daughter of
alcut Smith who gave his life to his
Icoimtry six years before as a mem-
ing wounded at Port Hudson June 14.
I1863,and dying a fortnight later at.
New Orleans Her mother was a
Newcomb of the well known Nomalk
family of that: name.
They began housekeeping in a house
still standing. .on the Connecticut
Turnpike, near the old Nowell! Hospi-
Thirty-three years ago he built his
Baden wherein hnsI
o'er shine ink is still actively
W'hthe contacting
1&de in real estate. as another
mo years mncmumed the re-
spomible posiilommef Foreman
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Several 11mm were dis-
cussing the Mile the trout law,
this modeling mm confines of
Iopinion m that: the: change which
prayidec that no W under seven
1inches shall be “ought not to to
intoelrectand that: tincture: it
stands at the present time. permitting
the catching of six-lush trout, should.
the retained. The thumbing there-
qulred length panama» ahead?
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Announcement Made Yesw
Had Been Subscribed in
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Chilton
The quote. of the chord: apportioned
by the. central once: of the Centenary
Movement was 33,252.00 each year for
, at Camp Upton, and at. ~
($17537
Premiers of the Allies Have Been Called to Meet in Spec-1
it] Session at 3 O’Clockm This Afternoon
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Budapest—e 1
Miles of ..
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to Have W in
R1 ' Is. Reported
om Within One Hundred
'l‘heBolsheViki Are
Guilds
BAR EREER ARTIST
The question of the M
which the Péace Conference
tended to erect against the up
of Bolshevism into the format
Central Powers has some: 1 .
Ammo: MM .,
$62.00, Accepts Chute
From $97. 00,- Pockets the
Change and Leaves Town
moot Calling for Pur-
quiet. looking
”$81109 he... at 13b Whitest
“leveling. We the»
W“
— fumed in favor
of Frank 3. ’Tyler and signed and en-
dorsed by Edwin Morrison.
. John; Hendricks accepted the paper
without a ”shadow of a doubt that he
was the honest business man he as-
sumed to be and pocketing the change
Allie stranger left the store, saying that
he would return for his tires in a few
Inmates. 1
Like the cat, he never came back.
'and the local detective department is
now working on the case.
The man is described as of medium
build, with smooth shaven face anal.
wore a brown soft hat and dark ggeen
overcoat. -
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Conference Arranged For .
Today May Chung, e Sims-Afar use in Hungary should
tiéfi {services be needed. m ‘Q_
1 Aelementmllungeryissudui ..~
LAWRENCE Mesa. March 24.411119,“ 8W1!!!» chattel. and bias been:
general committee which is directing? in wireless communication with:
the strike or textile workers. norm to Premier Lenine at Moscow. In 11111.1.
its e hth Week. WY "mm“ dition, it has called on the work-
mm to con! this , .
IEEIemoonosriEEi officials of thecrfour ‘9’“ 0‘ “billing equities to runs
against their govern-neat.
mills (g! the Anselm! Woglet; (13:01:: I d P
puny. e Everett In 9 “I" t is on erstood in. aria, 1111-.
but“ Mm— mm,” ”Acct-ding to .one report. 11.111 W
threePblilh divisions mall" '
Ithe first since the :trbike mmmmm‘i'm
to an agreemen tween
‘31” and employee on the demand Will be shipped at once to Dani‘s
igrh flt‘ty4ou3boun’m fortbdnov The Allied proposal to use ,
~ our we ob. Ration
Strike pickets were out in such" 31g “tit: port at d _rf a; m
numbers during the hours preceding cos p“ was one o e -
the opening of the mills that street! causes for the breaking 011’ by. this
were jammed. Police otlicers disc Germans of negotiations with the»
persed crowds that. packed several Allied mission in Poland M
m newspapers hays styongfi‘t
denounced the propoenl‘tii . ‘
“Poland the Port of Danish; and m
street comers. and notified Mrs.
’Glendower Evans, the Block!!!» wo-
con'idor to it.
fictions that the Russian Bel-
man who led the principal body of
Ipimeits, :that unless passage :to the
sheyiki had large forces in tree“
git: Galicia ready to ad
testing the work :2 mfrone‘b‘r
Conference. 8011112,, ' . ,1-
in London see the m‘fiull
nation as partly the ma of M’-
delay of the Peace Conference
bringingA about a preliminary"
peace. report $111701! ghs
set-land to Paris says that Kalli-iii
Kanteky, an IndependsntSecnl
ixt, has been sent to Moscow by";
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the German Foreign um sow.
inquire into the question of slow
relations between Germany 11111:. _
the soviet government."
Biotin: is reported. behave ecu-1 .
curred in Budapest, but. there he
reliable information regs ~1
.the Entente troops which hood.
1mm? Hungary for; '_ "
French .di radon-r
Iare not Budapest, and Serbidfl ME
Romanian, tmops one a
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mill gates were kept free she would be
held responsible by the authorities.
Observers estimated that more than
10000 m made up the strikers
patrol
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