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DDNDVAN REQUESTS THE
SIDNATADN DE DR. MDDRE
A8 PDEIDE COMMISSIONER
; l’oli‘lical (‘ircles About the City Agog Over Unexpected
A
Action of Mayor Donovan—Moore Asked For Per- -1
sonal Interview \Vith Mayor and Then Requested a
\l'ritten Statement of Reasons For Resigning
r‘olitical' circles in Norwalk today are agog over the requested
.121 ion of Dr. William J. Moore from the Committee on Police,
‘1 would automatically remOVe him from his position as Police
:4sioner of the city. Commissioner Moore‘ s resignation Was
11 yesterday morning in a letter to him from Mayor Jere-
1 novan.
1. 1eceipt of the letter Dr Moore immediately asked Mayor
for a personal interview, which was granted and set for
1.: yesterday morning, bu before the appointed time Dr.
rostponed it until 1 o ’clock yesterday afternoon, when, in-
: putting in his appearance he forwarded a letter to Mayor
stating that he had reco 1sidered his request for a personal
.11 and asked that the city 3 executive forward him a
, ::11ement. of the charges and reasons for his removal from
’ 1 to mess time this conditiOa remained the same with no new
151 91::3.
' Donovan, in speaking to a. Sentinel reporter, this mom-
1 1 £11.11 to say on the matte. and announced the full facts of
unld soon be made public.
J51lEPARTMENT DRANDEDEESEENS
'i‘iiWNS DN PARADE U. S. lEADlJE PEAN
ingresgman Loner- Senator Asks Acting Secre-
{{lZd Infantry May tary of State for Copy Of-
lished
b1 11.111 dwpurimcnt in \Vashmg-
"nun: that the war department
Iarade Until Dis- the Rejected Instrument.
49d —Said That President‘
. ,,_ Virtually Promised the“
12.301151; Document Would Be 1’11-
KIWI FROM ALL PART. OF Tfllbom." A’ ”DIRK WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERA”.
Soon, titan. con... man, ”Biz". 11, 1919'
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DRAET MEN DE
ARDHANDEE UNE
MIGHT REVDET
on Refusal of Men to
Fight on Russian Front ‘
APRDPADANDA DE
1 DDESNEVISTSEEARED
Washington Army Officialm
Have No Additional News
Officials Asked to Make In-
tensions Known and Save.
A
A
A the Sitaution
“'ASHINGTON. April
.wcre no additional repulse1 at the
:“Jr Department early today on the'
situation at Archangel .where a com-g
puny of American troops were in-
volved nearly- two Weeks ago in al
threatened mutiny. refusing to obey‘
,orders to cmruln for the. lighting
lines umll appealed to by their regr
’mcmul commander. The absence of
‘m-ivs since lhe report made public
last night after an Associated Press
‘Alllflpaflll from Alchangel had describ-
11d lllc incident, was regarded as aA
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DASES DALDRE
A slalom
llllill EDURTS
Divorces Are Many in Civil
.11
The“ A trlct ironic
A
loll-nee lo choosc me more popular
Mw--—
: Superior—Bonini Murderi
Case in Criminal Side
A
1
MATDR DDNDTAN
SDANESzLN’TDE-g
PDEIDE DETAILS
..._ m- -...—u-
Directs Chief Pennington to:
Shift the Tricks of Many
Uptown Oflicers
For the lirsl time on record His
Honor. the Mayor. took pelsonal
charge or the Hill“ 1113 of details at;
a number of the n bore of the po-:
lice force of the city and directed
(‘hicr Pennlnmon to nun the beats;
of the following mm to take effect
today
Ollicer John H. Smith from [radio
and desk dun in the Flt-st Dis 1 rlct to
patrol dutv in Whistlevllle. Second
lllsirict from 6 p. in. 1111111 2 a. in.
Queer Jorcmhih homey to First
District lrnmc “0111 6 to 7 p.111. and
dcsk duty at 1 11st metric! station un-
til 1 a. n1..111ki11° the boot formerly
vovorcd by (Mimi Smith
()mcer (‘ barley Pm from First
District to ( ‘lly Ilall police headquar-
ters from mldnlzbt until 8 a. in
Oflicer Jams Murray to first Dip-
911.m.lntlltp.m. ,‘
Officer John H. urnhy. Fir-t Dis-
trict on \anI slr tron River to
Leonard slmts 8 D1 I'm um 4 I. m.
Officer M l. Lockwood to Center
and Hill Districts? p.111. to 3 a. on.
While some shake‘ip in the vul-
ous heels was not unexpected it was
freely preditlcd that the Worlty
rule would be» rccmmlud and the
men bosom on the Korea given a
details, but 1111- «mien at the layer
kills that laiem lltpc without a sign
:of result lrom some of the hey com-
(Contlnued on Page Two) A .
ere on the forte.
s
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DISRENSART DDARD
Detailed Reports of fires t-A
est Interest Read at An-
nual Meeting - Officers.
Elected For Coming Y;ear
“:A 1
’l he annual meeting (11 \orwalk
dispensary Wan held T111 «1.13 morn-
ing :11. the dispensary. liuulinc busi-
ness was transacted, lll11 annual 11»-
ports read and the follmnnu omccrs
Aclectcd for the ensuing 11-;1r
no.1 prl'(l\'!' of any parade of “'ASHING'I‘ON. April 11. "The
.lL'd Regiment. 211111 Division on American [learn dolezales' plan for a 1
.m- :hw 1. emvonl has lwvn (lls— League 01' Nations has. never come“ Tn”. "W“ two "1.01"“ “A“! be.
11.1..-d. In light dyspiw a virtual promise busy ones in the Civil Supcrlm"
1‘1" 1-;.-44 :11 11-14 in .111‘14'1-1 In :1 re made. lo Senalor Brandegce (Conn) ('Olll'l in .l'll'ldgcporl. Judge “'lllium
. il1~ 11.1;1-1-541111111 scm m llle war by President \Vilson before his sec- 3" M‘mb'“ 1" d“? A" come here. next
'1 partino-zx 1.9111122: 131:1! Ihc 111211 R011! 0nd trip lo Europe that it would be TW‘Sday A" ”1’5“!" “"9" the jury
1 41111 b1 4-111 11-11111 ('anip now-m on :1 made public. The only draft which 1 trials and 111m- are a number of
".lill 1..111 112' Yill> 4111:.- 111 TNll‘ill’Tu has bivn allowwl lo become public A such "age" A" be hoard: ‘1“ng HOW
4111111111 \vv. 1!.11-1111 11ml \\';1l.-1-. properly of the four 111111.4- submitted 11rd "' (‘urtls WA" continue 3““ ”AHA:
.is [he llrilish plan. and Senator ”mg" of ”w court. A
_~ , Urnndcgpe' 11 “'11s learned last night.“ Prom now unltl thc court closcs for;
1111317 m' Eighth Page) hm. demand,“ m» Acting Secretary of the summer \ll(‘Rll0n In June. thcrc
31.11111 Poll: What has become
I’ll()lllTS94E Ameriean draft
lvuguc covenant.
1'11.- leller. which
of the
41:0in AAANA AEAENS
111 (he latter‘s total i2-
l-Inglish language. In
.111nouncen1ent 1011215-
'.:ion Deparlmf-nl mid—
1111 Page Fourteen.)
kind duringr ill“ past months. The re-
sulls surpassed the expectations
some of those whose faith
lame enough.
1hr- character of the articles brought
in has been especially good and the
spiril with which they have been
_ brought has been best of all..
was not
‘1. filllecount Of
‘gxchigans Dry Vote
rope on the food ships:
\glril 11.1—Churging (ailments 422'
Iviml, me being investigat-
"i lUl‘CE‘S. .
of the A
will appear in
Sulurnlay's issue of Harvey's “'eekly.
q is dazed April it and is as follows:
. "Dear Sir: On Februaly 27 as a
1R}: SWlNfli—E”; member of the Commillec on Foreign ‘
,llvlulionsor 1hc’ Sonatc I distussed“
‘m-l‘lllin provisions ol the proposcd1
1 1l’il1 .\l11'il ll. ['A'H‘sllrr- plan {or :1 League of Nations with
1 11 11;. 1311- 512111» lh-parl- "WW—
‘. '1zl;z:111011 upon 11 New (Continued on Page SHAW")
'..1 lwket agency has. “q..-
11. 7.1cllzll‘o1'icl1, u Rus“ v
T’Amnsalll Sil‘f‘vl. Tillll END OF REI) CROSS
1’" 111111112 ”111. DRIVE FOR CLOTHING
- :1 11.1111. cancellation fee“ ..__...
“1AA“ “.“.f..W,W1”WWC.hlm made, l‘llc drive fol used clolhing tor.
11 ‘ 111111111 H “9’11" l“ RUS' “81‘ among the refugees of Europe is,
'15.! 111 allcllllillng A” over, It was hardly lo be expected1
A5411 canc‘ ”MAO“ “’39 lhul lhc l'Psponse would be great. as'
1l2.21l1D<'al'€‘(A ‘0 be Aak' there havc been many calls of the
of“
Both the number and:
. . . Follow- l
mg is a 1151 of the clothing: that has‘
been sent away to be shipped to flu-1
Will be cases galore and a number of
divorce _ pclilions.
unconleslcd will be up for
1 ll is expected that the divorce action
{of Gladys Austin Rundle against Sum-
.ucl ll. llumllc. a wealthy
Aman will be 1111 inlercslinu
Ont“
(Continued un Paze Eight)
éENEDRDE DRY EAWS,
1..
IS PLEA 01 1100300
iTwo STEVEDORES
A
World Are on United
States
A Richmond Pearson Hobson. former
representative in Congress, spoke at
the Methodist Conference, 60 Sev-
enth avenue. yesterday on the im-
portance of
and said he wanted the
amendment to be eflective
New York."
bone dry
“even in
tries of the world the nations will get
deeper and deeper into dissipation,"
both conicslcd and,
hearings. ’
Ilnnbury ‘
HS“.
Presldtflll-MrE Wm. A Tracey.
Isl Vice President .\l1.~ ““111. C.
llaur.
2nd Vice President ~.\l1~~ W111. ll.
llyinglon.
Treasurer —.\lrs, Henry I‘ l‘l‘ll'v.
Sccrclul'ystiss Man llnlnr.
(‘olle(-101'-~-Mrs. Chas. 1.. llimond.
(‘orrespondlng Sefl‘i'l u 1 y M iss
Florence Hamilton.
Mrs. Le Grand C. “1111.4 who re-
signed the office of prcsidcnl. has
{faithfully served in tbul capacity for
the past seven years and ll was wilh
regret. that her resignation “as at-
'ccpled by the board of nianazcrs.
ATells Methodists Eyes of‘
- riot
enforcing prohibition."
The ladies comprising lllzll lmnrd
(Continued On Page Eight) 1
KILLED BY POLICE
l-lll'ENOS AIRES. Thursday, April
lllw'l‘wo slevcdores wen- killml in a
clash with me police hero 1nduy. Tun
followed the landing.- by
of stevedore's of an insunc lllndu
whom they had found on board a Brit-
ish ship in the harbor. Believing [he
Hindu was a mariner who was under-
going punishment on board the ship.A
the stevedores wrecked the vessel's
'hrig took the man out and csmrled
"l! the liquor interests can control“.
the Governments of the great coup-3
him to shore, where the
copied by the police.
.‘ “l‘lt’ inter-
' FORTY YEARS AGO
subculture
' vanccs aggregating 861’- 000. 000
:bolh passenger and [11.1mm
’members or the ”BI; Four"
“ ‘ AS: Rubber Company, in which Miss:
‘ * .l-‘nrnell asked compensation for in-‘;
juries received at the factory which
:1 party 1
.10 see their relatives of
1 Machine Gun
A application according
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Rain tonight; colder on mill-Id.
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DINES RAISES
RAIlRDAD PAT ,
$65, 000, DDD
1.400000 Brotherhood Men (:e'man Austri. Appears to be Coming UMer the .“
Affected,Br1nging the fluence of the Soviet Governments .at Munich
Payroll of Train CrewsA Budapest .
1.. 1. WW 01003 IN 01.011110121101001
11111-303131 1310110 .-.
0111 11901313151 100011311 IN 01301003 1000
Dining Car and Sleeping Car Nine Persons Killed and Many Injured in Disorders
Employes Also Expect an the Province of Ping Yang . .
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0115011 01111001:
The Investigation of a QuietA ‘
Tip by Olleers Hunt “Apia-poet that the employee of the
Domey W in the; mine. will take ovrr control of
Apr-overuse and erect their own
Arrest of Three Thieves a".
Bank clerks at Vienna are
Detective Sergeant Thom” Hunt In; higher salaries A! one bolt
way lralnmen or engine-men and Patrolman Thomas homey rec salaries paid beforehzzg 3;“
The increases were arranged accord calved a lip last evening, which lead 11,000,000 "urns“; w m ”mm
inn to a contemplated sc ‘1cdm. 1.- lhcm to make a quiet lnveetlgatlon.- MRI-HI dur ll! th
and which later resulted in the or it 111 now hood with e demo-I11
ell-tot lie-117 C. Haslett. or i: Conjure meat at 11,000,000”? .
VIENNA. Thundly. April I. (‘
cloned Pro“). «Ger-on Am
1 coming under the Influence at in.
lablishinont of Soviet gamma-aw
Intel: and Budapest At 11
ten thousand workers in tho
smelllu plants have driven out to
managers because the lufer bl"
item to grant increased wago- W
We.
“’ASHINGTON April 11 «“1189 an
Wt'l'e
ordered today by Director-General
Hines for 400.000 railroad engineers.
firemen, lralnmen and conductors lnA
service i
lL‘IlllWH ‘
Brolhvrhoods-nclractlvc since Junuary
l. 1919. The Brotherhood demand for
time and a half “for overtime was
granted only for men engaged in yam:
service and for the others 'lds our»,
Hon was referred to the Railroad A12
mlnlslratlon’s Board of Adjustment
Number One. already created for con-
sideration of disputes relating lu rail-
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to the charge of theft.
The oncers received a tip that 11 been mmvod since the
robberv use under way in the second appeared willlnlz to treat with
district and an investigation condufl- ( ‘ommunlels at Bode post
them to secrete lhem- Italy has ordered the Got-no-
selves behind some lumber near thcI 1rlan Republit to disband and M
dock in back 0! the gas house on any troops regarded as m
Harbor avenue around 3: 30 last 919-. muulsl. The situation at
111113. The oflcorn had not been thereA prevents Vienna banks from
long before the creek of oer-locks up their yearly «elements. It is
Fighting Takes Place at could be heard and soon a row-boat possible as yet to estimate the
{of securities- hcld by Hungary U
g:fi;::AaIWWIIDnWtIiZ:a“an A (Continued 0!: Paco 3131101“ «said, that even if Hum
1 agree to make settlements with
AGernum Austrian Republic. on
LONDON. April 11.- Violent flahl- ‘
ing has taken place between Hun-
nmians and Czech.» at Ungvar near
111. \lmavian- Hungarian border says
a Central News deepen-h from Am
slcrdm vcsterdny. One hundred and
mono) she mill“ 03" '0‘“ 5'
[HST THUMB AN]! Aout value Business at Vienna ll “.1
ASKS DDATPENSATTDN
Elllv Hungarians Were klllod,
(zcchs also had considerable losse:
sundslill. with the banks 0
WWW WWW“ °' “m“ V°‘° Miss May Farrell WAsks Com-
virtually as government tax wool..."
'The only salvation here is to a.
Agalnlt Soviet Rule
lll-IllNl-I, April II.——-The conic-hence pensation From Norwalk
Bolshevism with work." said Dr Al-
fred Tielchl. Director of the M .
1 Auslrinn Bank today. “but we no.9: .
(Continued 011 Pm Bevel)
orSoldicrs‘ Councils of German-Anew Til' Rubber
11111, which met in Vienna on Monday. 1 e and Company A . .
dccldcd against lhe establishment of —LWt Pm 0‘ Thum ’«
:1 11mm cpubllc in Austria and in) From Scratch on Tm
favor of a socialist government. I
\li.l)eu1sch Secretary of State for
Military Affairs. 111 the opening of the
DVERSEAS SEll
Miss Cornelia and Conn!"j
William Odell Have M
poned Home 'I‘rb to 0‘»
iinue “Y” Work -
Rumors about the city that
Cornelia E. Moll. who has done
good work In the Y ll 0. A.
in ”once. and Corporal Willi.
Odell. Jr. of the 27th Moore
0'1. special detail at Bust. on
munitions are pron-turn
cording to Information given by
mother today.
Ilse Odell, white talents In
musical line are well too in j
home town. he been bk
the “Y" but at Alx‘ lop
Compensation Commissioner [5.
lnucklnxham of Bridge port, was
DVorwalk this morning and heard the
:clnlm of Miss Mary Farrell. of For-
iry avenue. against the Non-all: Tire.
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resulted in the removal of the thumb.
PARAHE TICKETS of her right hand at the first joint. 1
Miss Farrell had been employed at
”he factory but a short time when
; she scratched her thumb on a piece
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General George M. Cole 0! this state. (Continued OI Pu. Two)
announced today that hehad been un-
able to arrange for a Connecticut sec- LADIES INTERESTED IN’‘0
FOOD DEMONSTRATION
tion of giandstand- for the parade of
the 26111 Division in Boston April
25.11 will therefore be necessary
for all Connecticut people who wlsh- The ladies of the city and vicinity
should be greatly Interested in the
Twentieth Century cooking school
demonstration now being given at!“
and the
to make
to the follow-.
Battalion
I102ml Infantry 1n the line. has not only taken a
the 1018i
the Red Men's Hall on West Wash-1a organising entertainment. or
l
l
1... . p . Knitted articles, 399. ’ he said. “The eyes of the world are‘ . v. AinSlmCNODS lugs force 0' soldier! that M
thAl‘SAuilig'“ fries-322‘; l scd clothing. 2,000 pounds. Alumina on America. “'9 have won‘ The two ““70““? Clippings “A’A’eal' “FN— Make application to 1he..\d-“ WWSWM;E1WWEHIZWYWDWW:WW$T 1: CW her andienoel W“. We,
“11‘1“" (‘li’11'l9< \l' Number of bags shipped, 79. 1”“? right, No true American can ed in ”118 mornings BFIdEPPOI't Slan- julant-General oi Connecticul.1Siate graduate of‘tho Boston School of 138‘ Ind Anne!“-
1 11171111» lam-Wign- In connection With the work of fl“. 3. , ldm‘d-TelPslIfm under the “Forty; Almory. Hartford. Conn. Domestic Science. mu Robinson Now Secretary K108!” 0‘9"! Y-
1111111111111 11111141 Home Service Section mere have. (Commupd 0,, page E12111) .Years Ago 'column- A The Adjutant-General will forward has large quantities of pure foods C A. 1:.»lean ‘ ”“0"“
:1111. m 11 signed 51am WW recfiived 011:8 h'g’dmd'fifi’d sixty-‘1 _ AveAiorBlugwfiul-Aifibgie Wflgione in- lo the applicant a blank form. The which enter into the delicious dishes nus camps when 11:; and on .
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‘ l ’1 5 . '0‘“? a“ chaplcris 11111111111 for the cooper... Neutrals Plan to Loan to haw Stamford Nomalk Budge- 1wpali'd .1 lo 1AAi1efiguigaoW1thWrmWe“; imbmgkfia wt: Wm xii)“; 31,412: :un! mmm! '1‘
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111W\181’1!11“1“1“1P 11,1112: blc. ,. . #0 ma y connected by telephone soon. Bridge- Boston Mass." Then Bastien ls est-A 02ft: Mm ”Robinson concludeui course lnclnldel “A“ WI 4
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. ;:.11.. 11.111111 Silo“ AUTOMOBILE PLANT CLOSES 1nd P111114) —-The 11131 to Pam of the tor” can 1:11; “ausggofie’hfiug‘fiwfi “GEMS in such number,” available '01-‘41“ “he ""93 Al to '19“ MW ”mm mm “a
my .3117111‘111, The 1 . 1 Dutch financiers. Van den Hoven and miles away as it they new in in); WaTlEeWAxifili‘; Whlélbl‘er be and those Whoamt'lfemmud W 1' ill: “4
. 11:111lhc,;1l {lglll‘l‘s by (,‘LEVELAND. 0.. April_11.——F1ve Ter Meulen, a local ’news agency same room! It may not seem possi-‘ plied fox: by an on “WW1 WW swung” and the “age 2h. h
2111- :1 "dry" nm- ”13111.4- constituting the-ent1re works says has reference to the conclusion ble but "hearing is believing " andA'rhose enuued {a e y 3 WW 9 )9 W N m l '
1-1- 111111. l'clurns com— 01' the Theodore. undtz CompanY.‘of a loan by neutral states to Ger- 1e have heard: under Bouto “grand stand ”it: “'1'.“ of m‘ N 7- ' n
1.:111.4- of 1m- suitc. .mauuraclurers of automobile bodies.‘ many of 200 000. 000 lbs. The loan is .Captsin'John McNeil says he sawl her of ofllceil'lsl "d W mhghe “ manner '
.2113. lprl‘lcll dry by were closed today. throwing more to be made under the an rvislon of 3. HM boat floating or! the Nor-wall: in the div! 1 W b.1118” 'beenno' W live It.» ‘ W‘
‘~-1: 111.14. “actually than 1200 men any women out ofAt-he allies and is for the rouse of Islandeon the up trip of the Lnnn.“d1vislon “W W W W W WW
1;.. 11111121111. ‘renesee. employment. due mean! 1 «torts; . . , . in mm- Tm not appear to“ W o:
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