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II IIIIIII’JS EIGII INII 2? III
.1 Meat Metropolis f Never Had a Bigger CroWd—
Thunderous Applause For the Boys Who Broke
Through the Hindenburg Line as They Marched Up
I7‘ ifth Avenue
9—.”
NEW YORK, March 24. ——Major-General John F. O'Ryan’s
1 Division, composed of former New York Stat
1:221 two- listed fighters who broke through the “impregnable”
del: nurg line last summer in one of the most gallant exploits of
\vorId war—marched in triumph up flag-bedecked Fifth Avenue
F to the tumultuous acclaim of a million or more spectators. ‘
The .loughboys were. in heaVy marching order. They wore,
()th colored campaign helmets, or “tin hats;” gas masks were
21117011 their shoulders; light pack and full canteens were car-
1111 bayonets were fixed on their rifles. Each reg1ment,car—
the weather—stained guidons and flags that saw service in
4111.1 marched in half-battalion units, equivalent «to two infan-
companies to the unit. The rhythmic tread of these solid
k3 of fighting troops, with bayonets glistening in the sunlight,
.2- nted 7. martial picture never to be forgotten.
martin—from hush fell over the crowds
. 111‘ 01
1l1;270'
1..- :12 men who were mourning came into sight:
llgllII‘
«.1151 injuied in of those who made the supleme sa'cri
222-1: cmshed the flea.
.. .72 legions. The-
71.1.zotlen by the gave way a momentJater. when Gen--
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AIEI/IMAIIIIN
1
ndon .\e1vspapers
Danger in Delaying Set-3
Iemenl of Questions Be-
iorol ‘onfere‘nce
See Mrs. Gruelle
lue Taken
-~\'. 3171121211 25.—1\7!o1ning news.i
nilnously charge
122- me, but the manner in sence
~111ul're1l responsibility is Not only was the
‘rlillnd.
. 2:;- than others. because
"we the whole country
..:-~2.~'t. become Bolshevik.
~7~7 the Conference
:2in its idealism
.7.Lll~o'-Ii1e-\1’isp
(Continua-1; On Page Eleven),
IRIKE I’ICKETS 7
OUT IN FORCE
ing them.
of ~
are all about Mr.
culled
. 1 ecelvmg that.
Continued on Page Nine.
Wilson Wedding Was -
-4.-. 7
\IIN'S. March 25. «I
2. 21 out in force again
wing hour Of the téxq
721-11735 little disturb—I
7.27.771. 'lng body included-
27 ’7? “7 many of whom
r222!hci1 arms.
2 :ths were fired from
‘ 272:. 12111 street in the mill
17.22.24 hit and the po-I
KUDOIIRHCB to the in-
72':
(Ar
enjoy it.
-2 .,:7,.
tion from Ophir Chapter 0. E. 8..
lIilffl into custody,
7 .7 ~71 Mill for throwing
IMIIW’ inspector in
valued members,
,thelr drill master for
years
7““ \11111- ilk People I
\1 III See Big Parade
“fl.
was one of many valuable gifts.
.1-. .1S the big city idea. was abandoned.
2.71 New York today 4‘
.1 17 0111 the uptown IMarbles “For Keeps”
those present.z7
“*YI‘HJ‘.‘
.2nce was utll
7.11227 ning trains were
'77 a number of an-
crime of "Shootin’ Craps"
2 22 .1 expected to take Of them were up ill. the up
like \1' ill] or with: this morning before Judge,
7 1 pmiscopes a few Prosecutor Dunbar advanc
Candee. -
of this Willa:
' 2 showed tickets for
.7 1:117 prominent 1003:,
1 .- paid twenty dol-
now allowed on
its school myriad-indie , 7
71.7 men 11110 started I '
1129. Albert 1311th "‘37“
Ben McCryan m" ‘A
GIVEN A IIIIIISINIi WEICIIME
e Guardsmen—TE
andheads
111 110th Street— zwere uncovered as a saisson draped in
A great
in the glory or, service flag, with a gold star for each
1 . 1.4 of the division or the I 980 men (who perished in ser-
n .; 111 7121 :711111 at Quill-iViCe overseas, furnished the symbolic
7 1 .1 19. Selle River; [evidence of tlie dlvisfon’ s remembrance
The deep aolemnity of the occasion
that gxeated e1 11 O'SRyan and his staff, mounted,
:~. 11 .15 the dem-' Itrotted up the avenue, followed by the 1
fortunate I54th Brigade. which headed the col-
Iumn. The ovation along the five miles
lndorsem'ont
HAIIEI II III AILIES ENTERED EAST NIEIIT
Discovers
Them on Return Frbm7
Theatre—Nothing of? Va-
When Mrs. Johnnie Gruelle retumed
the Paris from an evening at the theatre shortly
727ence with responsibllxty after u 'ne oclock last night. there was
7. 's embracing Bolshevisml’anlple e1idence that the cozy Gruelle
2:2l dissatisfaction ovel home had been entered during her ab-.
evidence conclu-2
.sive,- but the invaders were still there,
727: the Hungarian epi-Iand totally unabashed when they en-,
countered her amazed gaze, and the; 7
fact, that. friend husband was entertain-3
Before she could realize what. it was
and Ml‘fi Gruelle were
standing close together and smilingly
congratulation stuff.
‘thut they lirst became acquainted with
Surely Golden Event
The Golden Wedding anniversary of
ithe marriage of Mn; and Mrs. Sylves-
te1. B. Wilson on March 24th,1869 was
all that the Sentinel said about. it yes-
iterday, and well over one hundred
close relatives and near friends met. to
One of the most pleasing featured.
was the presence of a goodly delega-I
of
which M17. and Mrs. Wilson are both}
the former being;
a number of’
The delegation presented themI
with a five dollar gold piece which
It was intended to have dancing in
Ithe evening, but the crowd was so;
.large and apparently having such a
Igood tlnie among themselves that the
Incites Crap- Shooting
A number of lads 111111; been auntie- ‘he expects wltliin a. fortnlgh t.
22 :12 - bended lately by local 0 core for a
P ideal Heather and threenrice in France in use Buglneer‘s Div.-
town court ision, arriving, on the other side on , 7
2 2‘77‘ '~' «22 on stands Wave
371 I~I man-l1. chance which 39W W
:7 1- Buek of West.- both ends of the city, that _
21711-11 this morning incentive might be 111e, '01.).an Pm
ttce of playing marbleafl keep
lyeve puer
_Over one Hundrdd .Dele-
gates Front Connecticut
Chapters in Session at
First M. E. Church
Windmills
“lull-1271121121111
Reports 'Sh-ow. Organization
to Be in a Most Flourish.-
ing Condition” :11 the State
.7258.
Norwalk today is the mecca of the
fifty state chapters of the De tern
of the American Revolution, the occa-
sion being the Twentysmh Annual
State Conference of 'Regenté, Dele-
gates and Altemates elected to repre-
sent- Connecticut at the twentyfilghtb
Continental. Congress.
drcd members of- other state (Shanon
are the guests of the No‘rivalk Chap-
ter at the South Norwa‘llt Methodist
Church. when matters pertaining to
the welfare and future progress of
the state organisation are being «its
1cussed and 211111111 the state odious are
to be elected and the oflclal announce-
inent will be me by thb 1111mm
Shaw Chaptewf may?)
p
1.
I
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cried lit-10 to; tho”
ous ofllcorsr and
took up adarge pm
was prefaced by a short resume of
the wonderful work accomplished by
the organization "during the past year
by the State Regent. Mrs. John Laid-
la“ Bus], or thchfield.
g-=:-Zd
(continued on Page Four)
'I’IAN MEMIIIIIAE
III IIIIIISEVEII
Will Include Association 'for
Policies
New York. March 24. -Besides a
monumental memorial in Washington
ito the late Colonel Roosevelt and a
Over one hun- ‘ .,
7! W‘sfin
Purpose of Promoting His
in
on Appointment
mon Fleas Céu rt
M- ,
HARTFORD, March sac-m timep-
enln'g or the Senate today
from California. announced
personal privflége to’ answer a bait!-
per during his absence.
Clarence W. Seymour me
Judge of the Hartford City
der suspension of the rules or .
ate.
The bearing on the proposed? ‘
tutlonal amendment to
will be held tomorrow
slon.
The Judiciary committee ,,
bills under which holders gt 1 .
ceases would have ram-13‘ '
ltionate part of their! '
Itelm of their license. uni?
(Continueh ‘un Pat
Rear. .W m 11:11-
With this“ in View, the
us prospect cards you distribute
ed to the committees named to handle
them. while many members at the
main committee took cards of indi-
vlixduals in addition to those assigned
t em.
Mr. A. C. Dorbysblre; ot-tbe Nor.
7" walk Tire & Rubber Company. acted
{as temporary chairman in the absence
13mm the city of Chairman John on.
anagh. Reports or committees show-
(Contlnned 011 P180 Haven)
AMERIEAN 11211111
311111110 1111::
Investigation completed in
German Civilians
memorial park in Oyster Bay. provided
for in a resolution adopted at a meet--
. ing tonight by the R'oOsevelt perman-I
ent memorial national. committee, it
was decided to form a “Roosevelt
memorial association? to promote “the
development and applications of the
policies and ideals of Theodore Rooseo
velt for the benefit of the American
people ”
“The eager desire of the countless
friends and, followers of Colonel Roose.
(Continued On Page Bight)
EEINIIINI} IIIIIIIIEEE
VISITS HIIME EIIEIIS
I Clinton C. Hubbell who gave up a
1111 ospelous business as a civil engin-
I“cer‘here to serve his country, and who
arrived from overseas last week. came
in from Camp Merritt where he is
now stationed; and. gave a Joyful sur-
prise to his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
James T. -Hubbell at- his home West
.Main- street last evening. Today be in
.renewing old acquaintances are his 19
urn to camp where he will remain un
til he receives his discharge. which‘
He passed nearly a year 111 the ser-
March 30th. 1918 fund- being employed
7. t1 ed the for the first three months 111 the inr‘dltiofiaiw'
.1 ss'lb!é inben ve to the 911111911011 of £1113an and plumbing, included.
I h m have seam theoryiflmt a ’0 game of systems at the base hospitltts‘ at Lens 999
unrest“. res and Remeucourt and for the next 7m
possible five months in the construction crime 1
pipe lines for the water submit, orther
”.flghtlngfi troops north ot Ton}.
y - be or 1 ,7
J"
noon tomorrdw' he' would- 11:30. “Mgr
cle which has appeared in trim on-
r .
$3M “lbs I:'
amendment comes from ms nu ICI-
- I
i-“I
the Case of Conflict With .'
sew
Koppleman. who has- 1m WI Facts Brought Out at In-
quest Revealed That He
Slowed Down His 70317
TI
Boys
The W over the death of Mrs.
;RlipbyE;-1D6Witt. 0133311” on
m.“ mbeldinthe'l‘own
81nd”
11.111111111111115. 111mm. yesterdny
17116011. 31 {our o'clock.
be little room in the Town Hall
'Sufidlngm.Wdedandthescene
was one of absorbing interest.
Coroner Prom molded and con-
ducted the examination or the rim
_ .. es. pmecnunt guns jumr Cummings
2' .ot Fab-field. tbs- representative of the
state, ind “Judge Geo. H Vcebnrgh or
(1161111111111 21111 me mus)
Hm" m: to
HWMver 11111-
ford Hut
"As uselessun last .year's bird's
nest"-ls an old time saying that was
man Tom Barney’s quick eye detected
a number of little jets of flame around
the motthemotmthecentml
part or the car em on Wall street be-
tween Knight and High streets. which
is some five feet. higher than the main
portions of the building.
The omcer promptly telephoned- in
a still alarm to the Hope Hose and
driver Jack Hartford quickly bad the
truck at the scene or trouble while
fl
(Continued: canon , mm: )
COBLENZ. Monday. Much 24 —-Anb _ 2'
Ierlcam Anny Headquarters today com-- .
pleted the investigation of the dbt ‘
between three American soldiers
number or German civilians at Gals.
9. subulb of 00119111» on March 16. In
the right one American
stabbed to death and another was man
iously sounded. while two Germans
received stab wounds. These men.
with several other Germans 8-“ be-
ing held for trial.
The Americans contend the fight
began when a German made remarks
reflecting upon Americans which were
resented by the soldiers. The Germans
maintain the Americans stopped them
on the street. dash-om their individ-
nail permits and attempted to separate
a German girl from two companlOns,
one of whom was her brother. -
This is the first fight with fatal re-
sults that has occurred since the Am-
erican troops occupied this city.
TWP _.
private was I
Brest. 211111171111 States 111: service,- «will leave
1
his nomeher‘esocptobecemeunm
,mmmmmmn
been promoted to thermiofcaptun-
cyintbefledlcuflorpl; Thnlsvory
Welcome m m to the many
triennial the manna-191110 is
widely momma A native
of Norwalk, he received his wiredu
cation in St. Marys Punch“! School
and later in the Naomi: High School.
from where he entered the How York
College of W- and alter receiv-
ing his diploma from this institution
he returned to this city and opened
AW 013.?!” BA!) '
ANSONIA’, Elfin-ch, 25.9fi‘hfl'dt
Schmflt. a folio er lieutenant 111 the
wbelt ranch
on. Pierpont mere Tower!”
15111111131317 0!! the tub. Irma: 350-”
than?
Coroner Pbelan Reserved
His Decklon—A Report
Not Probable For some
bible 9100918!th it! our
. franc
' .102 Madison avenue, New Vim?
911ml! proven lastinlsht when Patrol-I
President Wilson and Penici- Orlando
andDiscusscd Perplexing Problem
Met This Morning
of Italian Frow-
mtofFrencb'licoops
. 1‘
'2‘;
I
Into Factory—Will
Running 800i!
IMN‘
hf] 'Atlgfir
the awesome Brother Cow-2'
‘l‘lr-ls- concern implant high do
nurse} and nialds' uniforms. ,,
this plant was brought to the allentlcn
at the Board or Trade, the luau-eyed
parties were referred to the leases:
of Music Hall. Messrs. Thomas C.
several days and it ls teported that
log {01 the conversion or this old 1mm
playhouse into a commcdlous omni-
facturlng plant. _ Report has it that
the machinery‘lwm be more.) to South
\crnnlk within a short time.
NAIINIIWINIAIIWAY
The auto fatality Sunday night in
which Ralph E. Dertt. or East Nor-
walk figured. bu again brought to the
attention or the public the desirability
Is: making changes to the roadway,
: where the accident occurred. 2
- That more muses will occur 1211-»
,lesssteps aretakenbytheame and
towns or Sonthport and Westport to 17!.
11611 the road at Bulkley's gar-1150111:
the boundary line between the towns
was the statement made last night by.
I
I
been killed in that vlclnhy in the last
“The road :lnst out o! the bridge
is but 16 feet wide. " declared the cor,
oner. "'l‘liere are no sidewalks pro-
vided for foot. passengers and they
have to chance walking on the trolley
I
1
Reports From Budapest State That Allied Missions Are
Debating the Advisability of Leaving -—- Elam
Negotiations About Closed
to Convert Old Playhouse
The atom «the numbers or the'
om 9! , , 7‘
2;“3: .
no". the output or the éiant bcmg2
morning porch and coarse dresses.»
When the lnnttel‘ of the location or '
Covanagh “mart J. 00111113. No-
gotistione have been progressing for
the dw has about been closed prodd- .
Coroner Phelan. Four persons haveI
tracks or the mad and in eltbgr ease -.
13311qu
PARIS 1191111937, 11111911 24.4177
, All we delegafions 19m Pout“
and are mpnsse .,
Wty 2 of quickly 11111115.,
2 something the {return of
normal conditions
Europe President Wilson uni
Premiers Libya George, Clement—-
econ Mend Orlando have decided"
Orlando 11111 meet Tuesday moi-ow- ,
ing to arm the problcurof the:
Italian fronfic *
more organ each day to reach u;r‘2
solution ‘ this problem booed-aw
.of the More “ on than.
to their mpectrve ital;
as their absence at
moment isle 'ore acute
felt bes—
Bolshoi— 7
BAUSFNI EATAEIEIES m
being
beached, fimain, it .
12111-111121 has been declardtfi‘
and the '
prcscn
.to the .‘ -'
'looting 2
has bee
coholié
000m
Two
ine of 5,090 cram
1 for the sale of 31-
51,, and a‘fini‘! elm-
. ‘~_1;_drink_1ng
grim monitors are
theyu'eindangerofbelngstfimkorim
run dawn by a trolley or automobile,”
Isak! Mr. mass. The coroner furth-
'destflans to walk on.
‘-,
14. 7
Irhemmamm
l
e17 added that measures should be tale- .
gen‘ at once to see that the street is 77-
ledened and s sidewalk be laid for pe- 7.
.1"
dressed to them“ bribe: Con.
nectlcnt company; listing for it: oh- .
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