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1 .1.1s11 TROOPS-
MAY COME HOME
.3. u \Vinston Spem
Jinx. Avril father, Ernest Lepore. at.20 Chapel Engine company. There was no on-
. .. -‘i1111'(l1ill. Sm‘rmary m. SHIP rm street. but is still suffering from the position.
\‘ 1 .\~'-'lo-14ln,\' svnt a ti-legruin in his ”all?” “f h: "1:15:33 red 1' E *"
4w. 1141111“ to the lliiiish iron 1: ‘ 0m?" 90 V5 appea or
IV . “4 :1. Rus~iu says the Muil_l;1'orl1:x. '4'“ injured 1nd. and Judge Joseph R. CONDEMNED MEN
- 1:4,: thn-Iv “mild lio' S‘lltml'tml Taylor and Attorney Dwyer for the RECEIVE SENTENCES
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14- 1141' months will be brought Joseph .M‘LMEWD was the first Widgnsqe‘lll‘tgfife‘d Atgfllifélmfli‘sgnnli‘ieit
.s >00“ us other troops arrive and prtnctplc “1m?” 4'0" the. state 45 the Connecticut State Prison in
their Mar-vs. “M told a clear Story Of the event. the Criminal Superior Court this
men for the relievin': furCl' “9 “as Standing “9‘41 the scent of . f lnoon b' Jud 9 Donald T “'amer
‘1 44,: already been provisionally se- '1“ “(C‘d‘mt “alChiM a. wedding rare. Fred g] Klein “William:
'l.-4 ~..1 uni li'4"ilil‘t*s have been given purl) (Oniing out 0‘ St Marys and BgifglegreMichael McDonnel‘ and John
t‘..~,- 4421 the I Russazm smmtion. I __"‘ 'Neuss 'of New Jersey, and William S.
1 '1‘ l-p‘ ill toe :11'111_\' undoi' thi- (Continued on P118? Eleven.) 'Miller‘ of West Haven. Conn. The
l.’ '12}: shun-4' zit-t Will be invited —_——“—--—- iverdic’ts of second degree murder:
1. 1411mm r. says the Mail. and Hive-re returned in each case by the
may Ip(1>~il1l)' be an appeal cx- CLEVER PLAYS 4jurylafe Fri afternoon. The menwere
‘(l 141 4:4411141bil1zcd men. 1t‘ound guilty of the murder of Cap-‘
111.i1 .11_v nutllmities are. said 'tain “'illiam F Madden, the Cheney
4'flli‘iIl--nl thut preparations be. Silk iMlll watchmen, in Manchester
14I'Il1' will as<uw relief. althourzh 1 on the night of Jan 30
.x' It“; months Will lw tIlled " ; Counsel for the accused offered
"1“" ' {motions to set aside the verc‘iIlctt tth
‘“ “‘“—— 1 The Willing “’orkers class the. opening 0! court today. 11 of
(‘VAI K ‘IAN AC}? .R 4First Congregational Sunday 80:11:21: motions were denied. Exceptions
4 v 4 zaie a most delightful entertainment . wens taken and noted. The wivou of
301 A LA“ Y ER aid of the Church Buildin Fund Bossier and Klein were in court and
—‘—‘ 421l the Patish House last egymening 4899mm to be gré’fly relieved because
t4-_\' 1: 111131.411 this ritv is not Tuo clever plays were very cleverly the 1‘"? failed to give gverdict of
2,144: 4 11 i does not cl.1im he is one 4 presented and the. participants are i first degree murder.
1.41- 4. 4114: Teic ”1.4111 but he to be. congratulated on their 00‘” ‘- ‘TTV
J'rl an appearance in a case in work. Much credit is due tgheirl Aspirations Of ma [’1‘
"«-1l Sup rim (ourt as counsel teacher Miss Minnie J \Vixon and‘1 -. ......._
'v ' '4 rrn the matter came up before Miss Mabel Kellogg, who so cleverly4 PARIS April 4
- ( lll'lln yesit- 1-day. Alt ornc; “'11- 4 coached them. 1 pirations of Denmark are regarded fav-
l‘ Tammany of Norwalk. culled ‘. Beside the plays an importdnt fed- orably by the Peace Conference. the
4.wv~4'.- attention to the. situation. 1 turc of the program was contributed] \Iatin says. Indications are that Den
‘ 4 \pl lined that he made a mis-1by Miss Frances Stannard at the 1:144 mark will recover the part of SchleI-I
'5 «mum: the ca 0 as a la“ y'LI' 1am.) “ho gave the following num-l wig-Holstein which she (lo-ital.
:11l6-n:.l d ou-uminr the posi- 'beis l
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PERRS TERRIFY 1
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Dodging Habit, Learned int
Trenches. Kept Up on Rc-j
turn—A Crowd That1
Sy amped Our Bjtrgest
Town Spring Tired' re el-
incr Now Cause of Alarmi
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Pri'ay of Legal Talent,
gr; 1phcr and Every-
in [ptown (‘ii
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The trial of Andrcw \‘urun, of
2'44111g4p4-2-1 whose automobile hit and
seriously injured little Alexander Le-
i‘ort. 01' (‘lmpcl street. on W'cst ave-:
114144 on the morning of July 10th.
191K, was culled in the uptown court
:11 ten o'clock this morning before
Jud-4e \'osburgh, Prosecutor Dunbar
appearing for the state.
Thu case which was fully outlined
in these columns yesterday. had been
continued from time to time to admit.
or the recovery of the seven year old.
victim of the accident. He has re-
cently been taken to the home of his '
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DRIVE WILL
GO OVER lllP
gNorvalk Board of Strategy
Perfecting Plans For Fly-'
ing Start
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Banker, in Ringing
Challenge, Explains Pur-
pose of Bond
Norwullts board 01 strait-2y.
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lnozlli (Dominittct- is
ll" of tin.- Victory
perfecting its
'1il.1ns loi' lhc- grout drive soon to be
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of (mo or more of them has lon‘:
l24'4'21 mlvot'uto'd by IL-puty Chit-1' \\'il-
linrt .l_ l’puwll. vim is in command
or the uptown companies.
The followin: account 01‘
("w-dings will be 01‘ inlet-cs1:
The special incoling ol the \‘usl-
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BUi T“
lit;‘
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\\t-.~'tp4nt in
lho pro—
111011 Fire District lll‘ld on \V ctinesdny
meninc \rns
one of the most litter-
esting held in its history. A hundred
voters were. present to express the
opinions on the various clauses of the
call.1hc most itnportnntoi’ which was
the purchase of a new apparatus {0'1"
lht- Fire. Department. John F. Godil-
lot was chosen chairman and W. J.
“'ood filled his accustomed place. as
clerk of the meeting.
At the meeting W'ednesday night it
was voted to appropriate the sum of
$700 for the better equipment of the
Vigilant auto chemical; $2,000 for the
purchase of an American-La France
Combination chemical and hose car.
mounted on a. Ford chasis for Comno
4 announced
.The Conference, the mper odds. bu might sit. up um in the any, it was
Denmark
cons ‘
.ststiug ot' the meiotic-1's of the Gener-
iwcalth Pier shortly before 8 u. m.
, it was the first
4Havaai --TM '11“. Secretary Tumult: sold:
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IN RllillER llllllRl
Several Important Matters
of Interest to the Citizens
of Norwalk
4 'ch erul matters of interest to the
( ity of NorwaJk have been decided
tor have been assigned for trial with-
in the last neck in the (ommon
Pleas and Superior tourist, Bridge-
. DON-
Thc case of Margaret Shannon vs.
fillmrles German. to .which the (ill)!
was mode 11 party. lids been decided
‘by Judge Booth of l Court of Com.
; 111011 Pleas. the dcfr ant found guil—
4\ and ordered to gal" a bond of fif-
144n hundred dollars. to indemnify
the (ily
4
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of Town of \ornalk
l1) rvcmer for support 01"
The old ( 15--
vs. Green 1
.pm'cnts..1ldcd by the Town, u. is set 1
11441 in 1l1c Supt rim Court last week 1
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cot-'4‘ “41s lnoughi by Levy \Varnei' in
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(use ot Norwalk
AIOOOIATED PRES! NEWS FROM ALL FARE. or THI WORLD IV A “gel“; W!!! A“ gun ow" (mangro-
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Case of Mrs. Freda Pollak
vs. Mrs. Florence Valen-
tine Being Heard Today
by Judge Candec
SHIT IS RElNli
HEARR lN PRiVAE'i-z
Much Interest Being Shown1
In Suit For Alienation 01 l
Aileclions —- Assault andl “ww-
Blackmail Charged
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, IKE“ [8 sun]- . 1111c damagc suit is being heard today
'in 1114- (‘it_\' (‘ourt in the. (‘iiy Halli
4 by Judge Nehemiah (‘nndvtu Thrl
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(Continm’d on Paco Twelve)
YANKEE RERNES ;
ARRIVED lllllAl
First Time in Nineteen
Months These Men Had.
Touched Soil of Homeland
BOSTON. April 5. ——Flfty-eight mm-
led heroes of the Yankee Division
swarmed over the side of the trans-
poit Mount. Vernon today and board-
ed trains for Camp Devens, the first
of which pulled out from Common-
tlme . in nineteen
.months that these men had touched
5the soil of their homeland, and.rev-
eille had found everybody awake and
counting the minutes until they
‘ could go ashore
Almost before daylight Major-Gem
eral Clarence R. Edwards. who had
been unable to greet the transport
yesterday because of speaking en.
gagementa in Maine, appeared at.
the dock. As soon as his automobile
was sighted by the men of his form
er command a. about arose that could
be heard a mile away. and as he
boarded the ship the men rushed for~
ward to greet him with handshakes
and cheers. His face beaming with
pleasure, the general took a position
in the open space on the forward
deck and addressed them.
Just. come
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(Continued on Page Eleven.)
PRESIDENT ‘ WILSON
'dc.11s \4i1l1 only the counsel.
.SEENNRREEREE ’ 7
111m] against.
REPORTED IMPROVING
WASHINGTON. April 5.—Presi-
’dent Wilma was ”301:: “little:
in 5 mouse receive t y a t e
IWbito House mm Rear Admiral
lGruyson. The manage addressed to
"President is better this morning.
but confined to bed. No cause for
worry."
When the President awoke it was
that he was better He
closcd 4
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MURDER VERRNJTE
Life Sentence Imposed on
Men Implicated in Slaying
of Police Chief William‘
F, Madden
ERANCE CANNRl YIELD 0N lllf
QUESTION 0f ORlAlNlNR PROPB
REPRARAlNlN lRllM GERMANY
The French Government Unyielding—lt Cannot Sign
Treaty Which W'ill Mean Bankruptcy of France
PRESlllENl WllSllN ANll PREltllER liEllRliE
REPNRTERAS EAVRRlNli STAND RF ERANE-EI
4 The Situation in All Sectors of the North Russian Front
Was Comparativcly QuictJ‘his Morning
j
P‘xlllH April 5 vl-‘inmc. 4-mi-
IllOT \ icltl on the question of ob-
mining; atlcqnntc 1"4-paiation irom
German}. 1411' Mutiii rlcularcs m
an editorial today. dialing with
tho l‘eusc (‘wifcrcnw- situation
recur-lint: the French claims. '
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lEAllllE RE NATlllNS
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unnutts ill-r \lts. i'olink “as stir—Emil; hold the undividml attention 01 iic‘x'utr-pcr wuti‘lmics. I‘u'vcrlhc-
1'41 441 to hear her bulmmm winnou‘this nudu-ncc from the oiwnini: line to loss. 4lilt'4 1'1-:1l \'14‘\\1milils cxml an
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(4‘4411ti'1-zml (m lug.- '1441l1'c) ‘5141144 and :1 moic capable man to dia- 14“ I " ’ ‘ ' l - ‘ “434‘ ”4! th.
vanquished parties pay their
dchts without imposing sacrifice-
11114111 lllt‘lil. 'l‘lmsc who dream of
pcucc 41y 4'Hll4'illtlllltll fcnr that if
askcl to pin' licr debts (lctniany
\ ill protest and chcrish plans for
r<'.'1mu_'c brunt-c i‘cplics that her
course on this subject could not be
4'4-c11r4-4l. l'ndvrstanding the subject
from cvcry stand point and being ac-
quaintcd with all arguments both 1411'
Judge Light culighlent‘d
his hcurm-s on the great question
and explained to them what WaS‘
meant by the Lemme of Nations and
' ‘ ' '. ' ' 'ts aims. lie , , . _
Lognt‘lialiugnasgoggs 4:?”‘1 a general ex- 4“ 0N. “ m h.‘ bankrupt if .flhc
lilianation hot' tliedl.eague and its his 4 doc» ”‘4' obtain 44““ ‘llw' Th" lent
tory and iollowod this uith a detailed
account of. each and cvery point. The
address “as about. the finest Judge
Light cvcr delivered. or ever heard
here and everyone. who had the plea~
must lic not so much ilic-encmy'l
rcscntmcnl. but what Franc-c will
say if shc is drivcn to ruin."
35“") 0f hmrlng it ‘1‘“ much bent; J‘RS‘RRI‘lelR‘jdl. Tllllmlla)‘. Afll’ll
A Jury in lb? Superior 0011". in l fitted as a. result. At the conclusion 3.——'lhc situation in \nll sectors of
'anford tlate Irestefnlu r:I'eturned a , of the address refremments were the North Russian front was
Vi r4 wt 0 gully o mu er in ihe1gervpd ' . '. . ' 4 -
4.4.44»: «444.4% 4.4444» 33...... s as";.:.;":1::':;:.:'.;'4~:.,;'"'* W”
er 0 est oven. nn John - . . ' .
Nouns William Bessler 4M1cmel "3.1 A Bolshcvik prisoner. question-
11303;" aingFm: LedKlein, nil led regarding the morale of the
4 0 en c 111; with the 11111 n' 4cnemv faves. declared toda :
(3;:th “lop \iadden. ‘ Cheney Silk: EAEHES “ELAN"; “The soldiers of our rcgimetu
1 gua in Manchester on Janu— - ~ I 7
My 30. Judge Wm" today will uen— ‘1 are mobilized peasants and thc of~
tence the five men to life imprison-i
mom. 4
The jury deliberated nearly tout-4
hours The 12 men asked for
tbtm in the jury room.
William F. Madden. a. former Trin-
ity College football star and coach'
and at one time a captain in the Con—
—-—_
(Continued on Page 1‘1"!!in
POLISH TROOPS WILL LAND
PARIS. April.5.———[t was oflicially.
announced this morning that ar-
rangements for me landing ut Danzlg
of Polish troops now in France and
their transport along other lines pro-
posed by Germany had been arrang-
ed to the entire satisfaction of the Al-
lied Powers.
RAINBOW DIVISION WILL NOT
PARADE .
W'ASHINGTON. April 5.—-The Wur
Department has decidod. 11°ther
thufit will be impacticuble to panda
the 42nd (Ruhbow) Division in
Washington as a complete cogent”,~
don, General March announced today.
General Pershing hu- beon no advis-
ed.
The division will be brought buck
to Camp nude no subsequently
ouch unit of the division will be bent
m
mmvm'
no craze grows space
instructions from the court and in- astonishing number of dances being
teiruptcd their consideration of the' 51‘0“ in the big London “0‘13“
case only when dinner ‘4” ”fled to‘ exclusive folks who refuse to potion-1mg
1 Dancing begins with dinner and lasts
luntil about five oclock in the morn-
'ing, when the dancers sit down to a
ficcrs arc volunteer communists.
The spirit of the soldiers is low
. and everybody is ‘l'cd up’ by co -
milllls‘ls‘ Thc soldiers arc treated
jWen scvcrclv and shot for louv-
thcir munitions without icr-
:2”th bans 111 “mm halls ”"1 honissinn A. new :14 stem of disci-
The house dancing party uuuly'plinc has becn inaugurated, by
numbers less than fifty persons idifferent ranks and distinction.
5.-‘l‘he dance
in England, an
LONDON April
by
must salute on pain of death. Our
men are suil'cring‘ from typlmi‘
and look upon the situation as II.-
ing on» in which the {comma an
breakfast of bacon and eggs—o cus~
tom that may have been borrowed
irom San Francisco. A plate of ba-
con and eggs in Ribbed 39" u were against tho Bolsheviki Alo ‘
0‘1th [‘01. an)?" in pro-wanking tlic’ road are posts garrisonEd g. ‘
same. edunceaureu 3 ~ . .
pic. often with no flower- uld only Chinese. ‘41 lm search all traveler. 4
one musician, a1 plum-player. Ens and take cvcrythinp thcy cull .
1131; people have boon slow to uc-ifind -- '
quire the Amer-icon "Jon" steps,
and those who have learned themf
dances with one another night attcr'
night.
lowing to a 8h0fl829 of food nut-I
1cordi|§8mc to dispatches from tho:
Wiutmn. It is not fat
MORE TROOPS
ithnt military reason will M
REACH HOME1
i 14 if to t one...
"1 i‘mliié‘di'filifii 444444.444.
l[)\'-l)().\’ April 6.-—Thc sitar
tion in Southern Romain hug ”Iv,
from an Allied vicho'mt. manly
NEW YORK, April 5—31-1111!“ 2.-
182 troops of the 40¢ Division. the
Stumohip Edgar A. Law
rived bore todny. from Bordeaux.
company of 99 ml: of Virgin: ol-
m
lmmdtyvflm'o“
being rc-csfablinhed and soldier-r “i
ccntLv become. distincliv m'
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