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Entered at the South Not-walk PM! '
.- -..v
gm mung, con; '~wunrns‘ns‘y, stores ”:19“
a-ocwrln "snowmen“! at: mm or Till m" a ”cola: will on oua oun- occult-ro-
Cloudy and warmer tonight.
All ions * Allslmrlééih
i All IN lHE » lflE llltlll
nl Stations at l'll-Rvk- sormtor Hitchcock Tells the
.t and El-Wilslll Burned. Association of Commerce,
iit'i‘ icing Rtlllllt‘d oi
fllt-il' ('nllll‘lli‘ For It
hi'fllilllSH Nllltml PIA
SUMMERS IilllElll lll AVflIll WARS
...re at" Natives Killedip
~:':ti.-h sol ‘o. w Y
~ (il l». err-ling.
g r‘ . . . _. '
‘ ’ w k‘ d “nd buln lbraska. formerly chairman of the com-
in Chicago-That He Is
Senator G. M. Hitchcock'oi' Ne-A
MRS.“ Milli ' ’
[Abolition
State Meeting Herc Ap-l
proves of the Nomination
of Mrs. George Maynard
, Minor, of New London,
| For President General
its. .10an. BUEL g
AEAINAEAAS lull;
'in the history or thctDaughtei-s of be
,American Revolution in the State nt‘
MADE Hull lll ~
. illlllllzllllllm ,
Sfllllllili’ hill! lllliilllllllllsss
- Superin-
Christian.
bury. department comma“! 0' the the local Near.” Relic! Campaign'
Connecticut Grand Army or the Repub- (bunting. m night. u]. and of the:
lie. has been appointed “mom first day of the drive, indicated great
of Fitch's Home for SOME" at. Nero-pm being me by the various
ton and treasurer of the M' ho.- ”was of workers. Members of,
pital of Connecticut. The wtoh- the committees were coming into head- I
dent‘y 0! the home “"1“ “'0 Mk quarters all during the day, and every- .
of: colonel. Colonel Quien wut to N0- fone seemed optimistic over the out-A
mton yesterday morning to M'loolt of speedin reaching the quota in A
the home and~property. He wah so No . ; mt“
companied by lra‘R. Wildmtn. 0f Dull-l The first of the noon day meetings
bury. _Mr. Wildman is assistant in-‘at the factories were held yesterday.
spector of the' Connecticut: G. A. R. Rev. R. W. Barstow. an army chaplain. !
Colonel Quien will take'up ills new ;who has spent two years in Armenia. '
duties as superintendent (A! the bud and who has spoken all over the coun- ‘
on April '1. but will not move an Mitt-y in the interest of the Near last,"
ily to Noroton until about June 1. At'Campaign. addressed full meetings at '
the present time there are an warlthe Nash Engineering Company and
veterans residing at the homA house the Lockwood Mauiacturing Company
A
i
ll) lll fRENCII ARMY, Willi * ~
AWinston Churchill, British Secretary of War, Says Fu-
ture Action by the Allies Must Be Carefully Consid-
cred
fiENEilAl lllNllllNfiiillllllltllllll
llllll TAKINli alum humus
British Dctachments on the
India Frontier Are Bold—
MW
. roposed Scheme Will Act: I . . .. . ,
mdllm: ii oundedthn: As An Effectual prevenJConferencc Voted to DefrayAt’LéLmsni'nhfxg ‘3:..;“i’."?£§ '1 if. ;fienmn..bh$f gigggegfogg. mg Back Bolshcvrln and Preventing Spread of His
Troupe lwturned Fire ‘ tative of Strife lExpenses- of Campaign to ills or the sinner-immoral. : i i M r ’ .
"" . '— lace Mrs Minor at Head -““ ‘ . (003!!!“ on Pen '1‘“) J r J ‘ "
\llll‘cll 2t}. ‘; .\l . . t , .' . . ' . . 5 ' i ‘ ' M r ' A: N, TUM‘ '; Hatch 5‘
......m... iii. .Atzaemggilgggs.5231*; gig-£33313; : of Nat-anal Organizatloni .‘°°‘-"““° °" “‘3 “m" ' ”w W , 3’9“" so intense l.
I'1301:“;ckmt’usax Etions constitution before the world and j "T d . th , I . g . V ' A “STAN“Y Kll‘lm M-fl M 903‘? ii the Hours of
. . 'that people must mm this W noth- o ay is c most wonderful a) WMEN . . , . _ . M rm Bpencer‘
i-L: lin-kkilll and EL!
. tn.- n;.\pl~vs.~ from I
. .ilivl <t-\'t~l:ll trains"
-'.l;r!il\-- ”A iht' Shllv'
wt Hll .\l:|l(‘ll lti'
mitten on Foreign Relations. paused a
moment in his speech to the Agsoclar
lion oi" Commerce today. and addo‘d:
“i am for it."
"We need not deceive ourselves
twith foolish hopes that wars will nai-
lll'lllly cease." Senator Hitchcock said.
' "Experience has shown that they come
\xllt-t'llt-l' nations are barbarous or civ-
illzwl. Christian or pagan. educated or
All!" 'l".\1l\
‘ iii minim
. , . A. R... held in the South Not-wail: Moth- Long E “by lied Bugi. . ,_.. u . , ,
lllllt ileh. ‘ . 8 IS . . . fl- - ed 3; -
.. .- . , - nodlst Church. for the once at my! . A telegramleceived yesterday alter! u 1 w" . " gem-n. mm out (lll! th-
‘ ‘ i ,h I“.23.:'fi'n“31‘;‘ififit'mfi‘fsfifi‘fifoflgidem general of the national min! ncss .to 7 Main Street -EX- noon by Arthur Fernleat of 12 am: :m’ h"! Wk“ ‘9" 1?“ ml“ 583310" was something
H AAlA TITLE m ...... ... ...—on them. rm... gfidngw . «z 31- «new. \ [ wao Will Consolb :ng‘amtdngmgmlk firg,mg~3v.m no...“ ..."...'~. 2,...““"’".i.' no" am he minus weigh.
‘ , ‘lnsl lllllt' In history. nations are mak- 0" and “a ' "I“ lu-“t-l .' Iapho P1811}!§ ; an...“ “my mum” dos I" whim “ “If J51”! n—O‘, .I it ‘0_ 7 '0‘! them“? t“ ' ’
‘ "Hill a - ‘- ' ' ‘ " "I‘m-'- . ‘2 ~ '3‘" ”"4. 1%. . "e- , . Am. ._ .. . ... 1‘ \q-‘-~vv-‘— ‘ w" -. ’5. . _. . .
MUCH LAN“ (continued on Sixth—En.) . lures oitheotate ‘ &k to ' Am" mm “Mina or" old'aon u'ln’au‘flraWM the'-' kiln“ .. .. . . adoration. -. ;. »- -. ._-:-.nssi,~_ss. .
' "' Salveher their . .mzhlm vacant-tween the two Nita-- well o1 go um streets. "9 ... in” th m. h d soulstlzne alumni. m and ,m . #139!"
~ . ~ ‘ ;her comiachanipu . to h.“ u. ”rush-races makers. Mailace ilnnn ano' stamly killed on "on“, m “1 early aura of the moral“. i . 0d . is 50' ;-
film": W), in (lugs-THREE FIRES -
"H m ...... 0 WWW Y_E_3lER[lAY
~ s Died in 1831
[Have gluun fl-e was workln< rapidly
Connecticut." concluded Mrs. Sidney!
{H' Miner, regent or the Lucretia Hiaw'
,Chapter. of New London. as Ihc‘ pre-
sented the name of'Mrs. George Map:
.nard Minor. of that chapter, to the‘
{twenty-sixth annual conference of rc~‘
ggents. delegates and alternates elected!
lto represent Connecticut yesterday atj
the afternoon session of the twenty-,'
;elghlh Continental Congras of the 13.1
lion.
“"- |
i
itiom’lt organiaa
‘ (Continued On rm mom)
;WESTSUFHELII flIiE :
yesterday when fire swept three barns i
i Nihillllllllilll
Harry Rockwell, of Umon‘ E
Street, Met Instant Death.
When Hist Motorcycle!
Crashed Into wagon i
HARNESS'SWRE
Wallace Dann Sells His
Geh'urdus D. Weldon. as to which
should buy the other out. Mr. Worden
purchased this morning the complete
stock, fixtures and good will or the
other. and took immediate Donnesslon.
The purchaser said at noon today
that he would keep both the Dann
thesuburba o! Banknote when the
motorcycle he was driving crashed
head-on into a wagon. '
The detail- oi the totality are not:
kilos-nu tho tel-gru- contained out!
the I’ll" m of the doatn
Body of Oscar
l
I.
l
3
A
~ minim
Dead in Bed by Sister-in-
Law—Bad‘. Been in Good
Mrs. Dunks is the with of Iona
Danika. now employed and residing in
Pennsylvania, and was preparing to
join her husband there; she spent
all day yesterday in Bridgeport malt--
lug plop-rations for her removal from
this city and retired for the night. poi
i
.
i
said that events during the inst
two or three months in Ukraine
had been extremer Wis to
the French. He said they had on-
tercd from the south and had
gone some. distance from thorns-t
when ”Icy were confronted by
superior forces and encountered.
hostility from the people. The
defended by French, Greek and
Russian‘lorces against Work .
attacks, he said. The poaitiou of
the Bolsheviki near Odessa. he
nted out. has exposed Rumou—
v.-~ lli‘tllillil lll lllr L'lti'l s”. -
, . , . . . . r . ~. . won-lit“ young man. Rock- , . - h t f m,
r..l..; l.) 1“,, Munittu , .. s- ‘ y - ‘ ismle on “later street and his own 0‘ “'9 shortly after returning to her home. 18. to a ver} dIrOCt t rca 9
“gum”. H, mm. an’d (rrass hires on Llli’f Street. 5 well is a M'eigfiiincd"k::vdr ;:|Apparcntly she was in the best olfvasion, which, with the Hungar-
1.. ‘IlIIEVk luv. P." ul DHIDL‘I‘ and Perry Avenue—Small: "HES MUCH "AMAEE: (cmunued on 9“. TWO) ;zzinggmi: a” character and {13102; J,“ that lillne lbu‘ her brother“ advancing 01'“)? other .1 .
Iu': h- Q' SI . - i ; B a 8 ° . . ' -
\ “hf :‘H "m? 1:11-4:31 Blaze 1n Brower & big.i . ; ‘ pleasant and agreeable disposition. Helm“. groanin??i?ri:gg‘th:t rililei‘tagu't‘eitfi has made the. Situation very dlf.
I’T'U't'lH ill quf’;lll;ll 10110 Basement — IIOPCe A had iormerly been employed ‘5 at paid no attention to it ficult. ' .
"“"‘-{' -“""'-‘ "“‘0 "' Truck Busts Brakeband iLarge Quantity of Tobacco: °h"“"e“”°”pm“° family “d mer- “m- “'1ka has but recently re- In Speak“!!! 0‘ General Denek' .
l:~l..._-«;l rump. in... ‘ . . i . [covered from a severe attack or in- inc’s arm the Secretary said it
'» i 'l‘in- plaintiff .lAlt‘; . . '_""’ . Burned in Burns 0f Gran“, (Continued on pue Eleven.) fluenza and it is thought that her r _ y’ - . . r l. ' ' _
,. ,.| “Hm”. H, ”I“ will :Ilurnls called out the uptown b C 3 cos-er, w”. wmplem Dr Samuel 1; F733 Great British 3 p0,'°y "0 3'"
m“, m. m” an“, 1]: im- apparatus" twice yesterday alter; Y ornpany l ;Hunlinxton. who w“; called soon f; it support, but not to involw, any
I. . \ ‘ _ nmn. the first one from Pelly avenul-.: A A 2 t - y. . ' . ' a gBfifigh troops. He said that Dene-
,, . ,1] ‘....J,'li," 1”}: about four o‘clock. pas answered t-y‘.‘ SUFFIELD. March 26..—A largel | 't‘hlatI he it: off}; fotfxnid announced kin is “fl htiil dcs ratcl ' for
' ' ,‘ ‘,‘ ‘ " ‘ it.“ ”up." flu-:0 :vuck. to we W lid. quantity or tobacco was destroyed late? ‘ i ’ op 11 on that death] . . g g pe 3
' ..- ““‘i ~""' Wallace ( —— lhls native land and for the
l
towards a seventy-five gallon gasoline
tank and the barn some twenty feet
lll-yond ii. Strenuous work succeeded
Swim»
on
llw Phoenix quarters on, Main street.l
and it was necessary to telephone to t
\‘ogle's garage on Cross street for the
“recker. which lowed the disabled
sum HER £37m
in West Sumold owned by the Granby 4
Tobacco Company. Fifteen
fertilizer, farming tools and other ma- ‘
tons of .
l
N0 REEEPTIflN
Found, Near Progreso—
Was Manager of Ranch
lllilllll llllllillll
nun inthe Previous
American citizen. who recently in-
kidnapped by Mexican bandits. has
lbeen found near Proxies”. Camila.
. Wallace was manager afar-non:
WW3: larch 8‘.-—A slight ‘
luau-ovum.” in but traditions.
(Continued on Pate Five)
MAY SETTLE STRIKE
l
t
I
t
s
world’s civilization.” There is ;
British mission with General Den-
kine and medical supplies, muni—
ed a severe reverse whik advanc—
ing towardNovo Tclierhask; but.
striking back toward" the Caspian,
I he had taken thirty thousand pri-
i‘ ‘ l lll quenching it when the flames were terial also was destroyed. The fire is. ' _ f , . . - .
1+“ 1‘} CtA'MS “E within a yard or the tank. I, believed to have been caused by; WASHINGTON. March 26.—The ‘ Country Shows 2m Less; N “S lilons, Instructors and. technical.
‘ k' . . t 0n the return trip the break band sparks from a locomotive on the rail- state department was advised today ' p land ndvrsers are being furnished... '
the Hope wagon broke in front of road nearby. ,that the body of Oscar Wallace. an U - Last W k ‘He said that Denekm-hod' suffer»
.
. \ . .. . .- V mu‘ there for renaim- {near Hacienda «Encinas. was cap ‘ N _._ . >
‘ him “if. Helen Phelps \Vhilv the Hope boys were busy. the} ;tured by the bandits. after an ex. ;m $0 Ufig‘m?“ "2:; cofimfighg‘fidfi tgiigmmggi sellers. The British retain control.
[mitt-x. \ew \Ol'k, for l'l)0f‘nl)t: crew was called to the St: ;chanze of shots. _ receiVed by ‘t‘hnenlfederal onlo’_tyment to its members that they accept the of the Caspian, but there is ...
l ”llli‘li~~i()n on S‘l f John plolwriy on Lilli street, where? A The state departments dl'p”°h'.m°¢ from 182 cities Thai-sports Sankey report for the settlement of Bolshevik fleet at. Anti-airbus,
1x T L! ,. ‘ d e _ -. i .. — ,whlch '33 ”med “it’nniiounmhld made public last night. showed 371.z "‘9 minefl'Idemnd“ 0“ the 09""? where the harbor is ice-bound
f“ .. lighland Farm E;- (Continued on Page Nine) i .DUBIJN. March 23,4119, ext-eu— 3““ "- W“ Nu"?! thaltlllflflcafio e 246 unemployed, as compared with ment. and that abaliotbe taken on the ‘ . .' .
Hr ; — ._.———— tive committee of the Sinn Fein puny been mugged. 9 ti was lusting: {373,036 fur the week preceding. The question. ‘ . bmall detachments of British]! _
_+.___- f issued an ofllcial statement late Tucs- mad ty "" twthecegle'xlcan govern-‘mlmb'r of ciflssrcporting alahor wry A resolution passed by the conter- troops stretching toward the ‘
, I‘ b ‘ V. \' .l . 'day night, announcing that the public 9 ° "9‘1““ 8 “He ate .5 to re._iplu3 restrained about the same. "we “mum“, “'1‘ “9°" the 6°" frontiers of India are holding'
{nit-r" A; \‘m' 5 (3"3. ““1 reception planned fer Professor Ede .men‘ t° "*9 “n 9"“ c p‘ ' A shortage dbhpwanmorted‘b! "mm?“ ‘mmdi‘tely ‘° "“an “m back without serious fighfinr
JUN," .. ’. ~“ '.dnd‘m 00‘ iward de Valera. who had been in an ‘cue Wallace. .7_3 per cent: of m. m m. 34.1 British troops from Russia and to in- , , ' _ , .
n (1.. ‘3’1‘52'1MS’ 3" ‘1“? English prison for some time and who i . 'duce the Allies to do likewise. The Bolshewk emmsarws seeking to .
m1 m: ford”? ”3:11:35" :1“: Y N I] escaped on Feb. 4. has been ubandcn- ' NAMES OF MEN LOST , Continued-dumm- 50 Nine. :resolutiou also declares for the with- advance and spread disturbance. '
l. l'ltt-lps Stokes bf‘xe‘w {0111“ ed. The statement explainci that dc‘ IN WAR PUBLISHED' A ____ there. ' '-
'> “"0! trio-d in the Civil “— Walera had Sent wordtt‘o the comnilitn ‘ L MR. [SON (Continued on Pas? "Oi Admiral Knlchak's armies in
, . .. . . . . _1-:. f . ‘. . -
13“." P79“? “'1“ “Wm” 1' “mid be impossible to overstate i3? 3:3:£3331laggipi'flriesvkfihavrfhcg‘livzg’ WASHINGTON. March 26.—'rhe.C AIMS WI ~ .blbcna have done well in the-
.7 (it it”? "3‘" ”t": I?t‘('0h’6;l' lllt} need or the destitute peoples of of citizens (if Duhlinc' ‘.. ilast of the real. American casualtyl COULI. HAVE S'l‘)PPED ‘POPULAR PATRICK COX northern sector, although not so
~‘m ll ;i‘ 1v 0' ,. .1 P j ' - ». '-. .. s ‘— ‘ ' ‘
. .- h} HUI,” ‘ *1 A‘UIOIN and the Rear East. That need It: was announced on March 22 that lists in the .world war RIO" are being: GREAT WORLD WAR: DIES IN NEW YORK successful further south. Mr... *
is bv-_\ond our. powers of realization.
y’l'Vl ltnlllc- ui Mrs. Stokes The call comes With til. 'h‘ ' the SH"! Fem Party Of Ireland would wi i gt few d; the “It! will i . .
”“1311“ in ltnl‘iun. known necessity. Just becausfel tilzlfyacf 11:: offfr Professor “diedValszrla a. 2mm?!“ cohzitggagflcally onlyfihe mm 01‘ PARIS. “an,“ M 25‘.-——-'Durlngf Patrick Cox. widely known in local “The Bntmh h‘ve .’ handful of.
.i l Pull-ll. Nuns sold last stopped is no reason to think that $53336 «Shep h: :1: eagecteivfio 11% those who have died or have been “I" today’s sessim oi the trial of Room fraternal circles. passed away yestcr-fmen there as a symbol .3“ M‘ . t
‘n l. .\H_'l‘lr'tliltl"l.__Ilubll>llt‘l' l‘t‘llt‘f has come. ,Conditions in some river in bub]!!! On Monday of th‘s jured since the armistice. The names Villain. charred With the murder mlday morning at the home of his “9‘? mm of the authority of Admiral .
mi. Mm... lul' 3...,mm Till» parts of the world are even worse ' ‘ otthefew givoirnas killed in actionare 19140‘39‘3L 1‘“ the French S°‘ phew, Dr. Joseph L Behan, 237 Afilxohhlk. The Government has ,_
:» r-n;.l.:wi in the than during the war.
A cablegram has come from Mr.
HUOVLl' concerning these conditions.
"Tim clothing situation throughout
the libs-rated territory especially Po-
m". Pun? Twelve)
Week a proclamation was issued at
Dublin by the British GoVernment for-
bidding meetings and piecessions
there on the date of de Valera's ar-
rival. A Dublin dispatch received on
published in the daily‘ newspapers and}
i
those of men for Whom “and“ m- A (”unfit lfldfl’. m Ramade'v who gyle Grove. New York City. Mr. Coxi
yestl tion had been necessary to 88-: succeeded—Bl. Jaurcs in the Socialist has been ‘ ular resident of Nor-
” leadership. quoted some of the words :Wflk for “69:2” four years and but 3 1e. nth a. very large number. of
tablish proof of death. Till-Y are most-1
ly the mes of those who were injunz
ed beyond reoognitiomwhen they gave
Jaures used in making known
cision to appeal personally to
1
his .d‘“ Arecently went to New York to undergo rifles, some
Pres" an operation on his throat. which was‘
Churchill said. adding:
supplied Admiral Kolchak’s arm»
cannon and other
munitions by the way of the Si-
. ten, , lFirst of the Noon Day Near
. _ ‘ "is - - "tendent of FM- I Rome; East Relief Meetings Held:
A “IAN RIMS ~ 0f NAl|0N8 D A R HEAD “‘ ...... “ * ’ ”m" ‘ l8 GREATLY 0mm»
’J i 3 g > .. o Captain Christian‘ 60193. M Dan-' Reports cominginto-lieadquartels of: I .
.r‘
‘iil i ;' ." l ' - v Tuesday stated that there was some . . . a .
. . j“ A 3 D T“ () ‘ . liniiitaxry activity in the city, anthat their "you for their country. ,dent Wilson on August 2. hint i: on, armed by his nerheW- Dr- W- ’serim railroad. It is intended to. -
, . i ll' , s l v . t (Contlnued On Page Six) , _ be is d .1 f . mu! mutyusts will continue to endeavor to have the prcsi n . to He was . gm m,- of l . _ ,
- - . ”7.1.5 lll RN El) WWW?“ “’3 ”a"? n n "" "’m be tossed, however. as long as the ex-; vene and avert the war. . lpoliee department or the City of Nov continue this support by sending
“’ * imm’h ”came” pulmonary forces remain in Europe. "There holly one man who ransom and came-to Norwalk {our year's technical instructors and expcm
\l,ll¢ ll 36 Mr}; Lou- SEVYENTY CHILDREN l . ' . ’ ‘ stop the conflict. and that is Nut .80- For the wt three ym fie m to M i) .
..vii llf-l' lllt' today lll SAYS GERMANS W‘IIJIJ~ Jaw“ n - m Check { W'ilson." M. Renaudo quoted Jaurcs ”I m W I! MAI-l mm It Ron - - .
two daughters. KILLED IN STAMPEDE' , .. ._ .om . . isaying- Eton Point during the summer months? - _ ' . '
1m. llt‘. llll‘t-t'. mun -- -—~ 3 HOLD ALL TERRITORY' - Rum-0f Anarchists; "The ansassin's bullet stopped Jau- ...; am the wimer m in tho curl Ems, March x—Amordu ' ,'
. to; l. lire at their BERLIN. Monday, March 25, (Asao- i .- ~-— — i "’8' “We“ ‘0 Pmm‘ WM" "b”,ploy of the Not-walk Lock Company. to an unconfirmed rumor reaching . ~
,7 to; r l-esiduntial sec. tinted Press).~—Seventy children are BERLIN. Tuesday. March 25.—-l: HARTNRR‘Conn,llai-ch 26,—“. tration." M. Renandel continued. ”1‘ He was one of the host-liked mcm- m from 311de fine” ,
E». i it}, After- hvl' hus— ('t'ad and twenty injured seriously as take a most'solemn oath that the BOY-ordinance which would make unlawful ' will not say-war would have been “mama. Nor-walk Lodgo. No. 529, . l .‘ f H ' I » »- ..s .
l "..a a; ' uzhter. each the result. of a stampede during a ju- eminent Will nOt surrender to the 'Bolahevikl and Industrial Workers of- avoidod, but If arbitration I!“ been ac- Loyd Order 0! House. which‘organ- mm bro 3" o m” . 3'
f h; nlpwd {mm a rcnile entertainment at Gleiwitz. Sil- enemy one inch of German territol’l’ltho World mom-prohibit display copied time would have been (shod. nation he had been Maria bceu~ . tcd. t "
p ;. went to illl- esia, today. The children rushed to either east or west." said Dr. Schiller. on the red flag. and median-immo- ol' it arbitration had been tanned, Gon- tor a number at years. A‘ . . , ».
E n. .n .s't’al'cll or the ward the exits when some one raised Minister or Finance in the new Gabi-hum literature was «opted many—Where ImfllmnI-Am the loan! his. will have earl! Jam
7), 'r--n. intending lollthe cry of “fire." ‘Most of the casual- flat. lll addressing I. N W In mm m nlsht. Th0 ll We”)! “nomad“? W m . Q as V ‘ " '
in their rather. but,tles occurred in the rush down the “timer-hm " fl'h- ' ' ' A ‘0‘ ' 1 ._ “.9" ' J“ ' s. A A
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