’4
q.
no
~ after a pleasant.
w in East Norwalk.
,' of Gregory Boule-
. Wt visitor with friends
' O.
4W-
3. Fudge this morning
. i'hl‘kutieil with the Postal
nib is the tirst district
. ‘ 'a pleasant vacation.
.-
. - $11an of the third dis-
" entering their annual Easter
H." In jubilant owr the
‘l
J i ..
from of the One Es club
_ Hot wt in the East. Norwalk
. ”it! w for their regular
" ;‘ luminous sessions and
.‘7
(k1: gig .
. 3
v; #-
:e a
~nootlng tonight in their
it
fl‘wfll hold their regular monthly
hellish Lutheran chureh had
*‘3zupper on Saturday evening:
I 0‘ the church sent. in $23. in
to the money realized from.
out“. A very fine social lime was
ad. .
:-
l
“a the coming of the pleasant
; (inter of spring and summer
’4‘;in again come into its own.
[(8 the favorite pastime of Eas'.
Matters who are beneiiited by Pic-
‘ ‘1' the water. .
- in Norwalk residents now liuvi' I
: [jzhrdens in fine condition and ill] ’
W in the season. While very
(dolly large gardens are M-(‘n
f‘ho‘ district there it: harlv :t.
which has not its own lilac plot'
egito seasons vegetables will he
Ad. ;
rm sole held under the‘
P“ fist Nor-walk improve-
‘Won in'the vacant Mar;
to a Manon street. clots-g
ads: and marked one of the
acne-int sales ever held hv the
. 4!! "c association. The affair
l i ' on m and Saturday and
aah «y a. large number of custom-
Walthesaieandaaarc
if? ”Chases a. considerable
' v. ‘ 1m to the treasury of the
1 “an. M8. erini: L. Bradle)’
3 charge of the sale and was as-
«by ‘my 0! the members. i
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The W public greatly impre-
, -m minute trolley sched-
.0 H. as h effect yesterday.
Pl. M' Aid Sociey of the Ro-
. ayh Mt church will hold a
. m. the chapel on Wednesday
2 oer-cu acme o'clock.
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i' comm PLAN FOR
mNE STRIKE
{a . a...” m p...
‘3" ' ' in all the ex-
? glob _ flu. hurts that outside
‘ , ‘0 called upon in an e!-
. M'to “in service led the
.Gmwb prepare to station
antinucato railroad terminal.
5, T. m are seeking wage in-
M no Government and the
" , mean that. they are pre-
‘ts “do: a new wage scale.
, t. employ" have failed to
, , Mr claims in the manner
5%. the Post Office Depart-
« ' ‘ man. PRIVATE
1 ”as m HARTFORD.
Wu Shows Up Very
"m 14.—Prlvate Abra-
" -mwho was report
“in action, returned to
» Guys ago from France.
has returned to l
. ~ - ‘0' a week’s lay-oft from thelr‘
snr‘lhl '
i ‘ till W molt & Ladder Com-j
, h ‘ at "Vila Zant street and all
grail-o asked to attend. '
= I —.—-«——e—-— ;
l month‘s'
'proprlate sermons and ceremony at
M. a Dabber of Com- ’
* .Ma. in back or the old Catholic day, but
“I1 , ; ‘
. g _. ,~ on ég, . 1 » . , . L
m. , . _._. . *" 1’ . f‘ I . ' " “fl .. . ‘ 5" 7 V . rota-minnow mm"
, mug—rmutaow.a.-c.a ' g 7. amen-“fin Imagine; 3.“ ~ . 14:. _ ,‘ .m .. . on ..
‘wfl be held next Wednesday and!» which the “Moo-gm. '1- mahn “ »fii¢ «in m W” h‘ “-5; agimmggmml l»
”a u 2 p' m" ”mm A m“ we“! Thais-m Wfiug Sflfififigtmmmw . MM“? .1 a“. 1;; boot; that his addiction
”we is ”welt“. lsessl()’2ct“rl1rl:handmmuend$the Ger-I8 W“: 14.; MM ‘2“ ’ of the M- the Amer-man army entitled. iii.
roe ' ' 1* 00PM" m ' mm- o it. but that Hill not and) "
Leon Seat furnished and directed -mcnts aroused m foal-(W I . . E a m- waffle”. t . ” chevrml
one of the Bevemeen-p‘ece dance or". was at times “W- M W’Uknm and. and tired W have been MRW‘. P; 0.110.120 the ‘1 14
chestras at the Yale & Towne's recev' position to the W W bagded‘m ‘5' in“ in. MI! With mt “0"98' WASELNGTOA . AP“ f ' it.
tion to its soldiers and sallom, Tues-' amendment was long gfi np'n'ited Fridly. my . W . db- u ‘1’.“ m collisions with: Toklo dish“ to themStflet 0W
day evenin- , .- . , and was based on the ground that; and WW. 09” I that mobs on AF“ 3’ 9,10 “d “a, plump,“ reported , g .
~-—- ' ' "J". it singled on one nation for spot: finch I“ ”d '" ‘ four clean and fifteen 39" hwiam?‘ “wk ' the '80?"
W‘m‘“ “ 3““ W " ”m" ‘“ “mm“ ”d ‘1” ‘1‘“ "”9"” 1‘14, no cases. hem mica through attach an in—jflospital at Seoul, .n' my: a
Examination for a postmaster at No- died Wednesday morning at his homelprinciplc of the Monroe Doctrine.i EN“; AWE" . 1m— ‘1' rep- drvidu’ I... The police report m'mmimned _ by Am“m f .
. roton to ”succeed Miss Jennie Dugdsle. in White Oak Shade. Funeral service' if applied to Europe,mighrt keep lugflV'fm m' M. 1).] ei'nlion Mic-tor the 24 hours‘Korean Penal“ F“‘l°“'¢ . .
who recently resigned. was T'veld in was held at Lakeview Chapel yoster- the. United States from again aid~ mist!" here . M Mormon mum‘mth‘ woundb indicted b.‘
.Stamford Saturday. day at 1:30 p. in. Dr. Hoyt otheiated’ing France. if she were memed Otto Btu"! m. the British] film W and M wound- pout-o, .
.. a . lGel-mini Am M . . it ~ Q flNlKl Sundav Aim] 1
, by another German attack. II and hi. ,0 ed. kA] , _ . ,
J Edwin COO”? of Washington, D. C..' M188 ”Winifred Ht“, who underwent Discussion of the Jamil” .11)-: govem-al‘ 'hddiu 11'?" mm, sum", Apr“ 13' (drPPkS engaged. In dem0n~
lformerlyofthis town. is spendinga a severe operation two weeks ago atlpmlmcnt was equally spirited declare that If _ I'd? 00¢! in- vi -—A Dresden dil- tions near the City of Strum .'..
fcw'days at the home of his parents. the Medical College and Houpltal "“‘l'l‘he Japenese delegates made it in Ger-In A? 'im-m’t, m to the Vo'hdle mm h.“ been fired W by Bite;
'Mr. and Hrs. Simon W. Cooper of Women in New York, is making rapid; known that cables fro. Tokio eluding food ll . r. ”d enltit‘e: m‘ m mlt by sow inn poliec all from that llli‘r
Mansfield avenue. ‘progress. will leave for her brother's have shown fcclinar then was would be Immediately ”for-clot on the cit-dial in the Non). according to reports rent-l1
; 'home in Crawford. N. J.. today. running high. Virtually no oppo—J)’ “OPP“L 'th . mdt section of the city: on the this city. A large number ‘
l Special Palm Sunday services Were' sitioii was expressed to the Japan- Dr, Baxter was told as: ite :5; ringt bank of the Elbe, is expect-'5 Greek have been arrested _ ti r
held at St. John's Church, Noroton. ln-i The New Canaan howling team beat csc demands except Hut of from” non 701' t5" step "‘11, t ”h kl ed mi" troops ”d soldil’fl' flaming in new disorders '-
‘stead of the Lenten devotions which the Norwallt aggregation here on TueS- icr “'illiam M. Hughes, of AllS-‘ import-fl! that the A “a. and from Pimt, elem in“ ”nth. the rqion of Simmnltna ailil
’havs hen held on Wednesday nights. a day evening, with 61 points to the trails, which was amt] have undisturbed commuhlfflhh east 0‘ Dresden. have established twenty have been sent in irnnu in
service will be held on Good Friday good. This evening a bowling toum- it compelled Great Britain to with- through German Amr‘ ' themselves near the Catholic: Sofia, it is said. \ t (-
"ism at “5- mm 'm m" “"9“ "'0 N" 9'" bold "mm"! of "W “I'M-""- ”“6" “d “PM" 'W- (‘hurch to defend the northerni WASHINGTON. Mini 14.. in
...._._- 'aan teams. thus preventing its adoption. 0\\'- DUSSELDORF' Sunday. Apr” d of the permit). Awas’t-mnectittti with the twortt‘d do
l -—-(‘ertified and Spring Lake lee. —— ‘lllg to the BritishJW am. 13. VII! Copenhagen. 8'?“” 3].. Some of the Jacger and mantis 0f Belgium for a 3W2.
‘Ravmond Street a Son. Tel. 62-12. The large store in the Odd Fellows'iatlt-e. the effect of this action is day millit and Sunday mums. Grenadier (roots are reported to'ineni of its frontiers involvmu in
Barton building. formerly occupied by John v. the subject of much conjecture. l-"m‘m 9'“ ”WP“ attached 89‘" be l'abl ltheir arms having Du-icli territorv of liimbnrg. Sec.
. lnacamey “5 “ drug “or“ has been 'l'o president Wilson’s phydMH‘mn - orccs entrenched tn all: beer‘dmrihl‘llal among the in- land and part hf Stunts “lander.
Walter C. Humbert. who with his selected for the new postomcc sitc..endurance. despite his recent ill- (lhcrlulk Qerfr-f mh “'2‘ ”add- ant-gents. ' lpn, an official dispatch code. t..
"m‘ is ""1"”! u". 3min: "f ”h"33:1?vfilm'tnuguittamsiél't :vitll WITH THE AMERICAN. the. Dutch Leuatiou says qt...,-i’.
Ht
family. left town about a month ago. Postmaster Kelley received notice to
as Hr. Humbert had taken a govern- this street from J. C. Coons. First As».
mem position near Philadelphia. has slstant Postmaster-General. It Wash--
been in town at his homi‘ on uvper ington. on Thursday afternoon. There
Mansfield avenue for a few days. has been much controversy as to
where the posloll'lce should be located.
.A box my was enjoyed Thursday and. now that this matter has been
night by about forty young people at settled. the minds of many persons
the ('ongrtgational parish house. The will be at ease—at 3““ on this m daylii:
box” or lunch prepared by the young tion. Besides the Odd Fellows bids
ladies were numbered. and 'h" young were sent in by others interested In ‘
Louis Jollre of Ridgolleld 1““
N .
nit-n drew for these members to ob- the matter.
ml“ ”M" ”7""5' put in his bid for his Railroad avenue
building which he claimed he can?)
Rev. Thomas L. l'riee, who has been tmnsfom into a very respectable p031
"""ndi’W "gm“ 0" New "0"" office, and Fred Yunkea for his bulld-
East (‘onference of the Methodist inz, corner Railroad and South ave-
church. held in Brooklyn spent Sunday ' nues. Postmaster Kelley says that the
at home and occupied the local pulpit. 0mm will move into “a new quarters
Mrs. Henry Scofield. who has been
singing for several Sundays recently.
rendered solos.
July 1.
. The borough caucus last evening
‘ was one of the quietest that has over
Stephen Torch. the only Darien sol- taken place since the borough “s
dier who was captured by the Gen found. 1...." m only six persona
mans. arrived in Camp Devenii last at the appointed hour of opening. Later
week WM) the Yuk” difluw m“ three others appeared and the nomina-
"mdpd at “(man Steve is expected tions were made unanimously. no one
in town today to visit his mother on m to the clerk casting one w,
furlough. and his ll“! of new it! m the W. m tick! .‘
-°‘wb.-°3 in u“ Gem‘“ nomlnoted in as follows: “C 8. Ray
prison camp will dailbtlesa be thrilling mead wed u m and fled Ros-
indeed. coo as teller of the meeting. Warden.
Thomas Tunney; W m.
M. Stillman. Alfred H. Raymond.
George B. llolton. W. Samuel
Raymond. Stephen B. Hoyt. Law-
lcnce l'. i-‘rothingham: Clerk. John’s.
Hot-am: treasurer. Edward Rutledge;
Tax collector. Alexander floKndrlC:
snot-lit. Willi-or H. Rodin-r: as.
. The Ken‘s class ‘0? "the Congrega-
tional church continues to meet at the
noon Sundays. This delslon having
been made a week ago Sunday after
some discussion of a proposition to
change to some other time. The class
will hold its monthly social on Ion-
day night at too’pomn house. or.
John Godfrey and George C. Brady
have charge of the program which will
include selections by Starmford's welt
known entertainer, Marvin E. Doty.
Snyder. Gerhard F. Bohtc: W-
Jamas J. Cody; Auditors. Theodora W.
Benedict; George Partly.
, that the chairman of meeting. clerk
Palm unllly was observed '1‘“ ap- and taller have the power to till any
vacancies which may occur on the
st. Luke’s church, Norman, undo: the “ck“-
direction of the rector. Rev. Hiram
‘ Van Kirk. Ph. D. Holy Communion wait
celebrated at 8:30 a. m. At the Sun-
: day school session a special service in-
] eluded blessing of the palms and prey
'sentation to the children. Morning
; prayer. litany and sermon by the rec-j
tor at 10:30 a. m. Holy “’eek services
held each morning of the week at permit Mr. Wilson to remain and
i 10:30 a. m.. and 4 p. m. ' take part in the Congress at Ver-
————————— 'sailles when German plcuipoten-
The death of Miss Francis Hoyt. of ““593 l“? Pm- The .mh‘h‘l
_ Prospect avenue, a lifelong resident of 0f ”‘9 (blue-ass Vi“ Waite "1 mt
. this town. occurred Friday afternoon. “WI." new culmination. including
She would have been 84 years of age a presiding "me“? .“d “the? 0‘-
next month, and was one of the most ficials. 1' is ""l intended to 9""
,highly-estemed residents of the town. m" a long discussion by the "‘9‘
‘The Hoyts of Dar,“ were among me my, but to confine the exchange
settlers of colonial times. Miss Hoyi‘a 0f ideas to it brief period. proba-
bly ten days or two weeks. and
Who“ reach a final conclusion.
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PEACE TREATY AND
IN THE FINAL STATE.
OF NEGOTIATIONS
(Continued From First Panel
.—
l
' great grandfather having been one of
the men captured while at'church tlur- .
The ofielal summary of the re-
ing the Revolution by the Tories. She .
lvtscd covenant of the Imague of
is survived by two brothers, Thaddetln' N . .
of this town. and Charles of Soutlt' litmus, issued yesterday, showa
”Wm“, and three sisters, Mrs. Laura that the Monroe Doctrine amend-
Ro‘em of ster. ‘N. Y.. and the meat is ill the covenant, and that
3"" - ‘lllO Japanese is not included,
““993 Jennie and MMY Hoyt °f this. The official summ r ' ' ‘
town. The funeral will he held tway"pared hv (‘olmlel E 3M“ 1:10:12:
:1; 0:81:13“ the ReV- 111- C- 0“"9" ”‘3' Lord Robert (‘ecil and others fol:
r e Convent 0mu church: 0' iy conversant with the—document
‘whose Sum 8011001 3“” Hoyt h".Notwithstanding this then: up:
{Robeen :1 mtg-Ibo; for over 79 ”"3- and pear to be divergent. views cou-
: v. n It . Brown. Ph- I3-. "f coming the status of the amend-
Bridxeport. formerly DINO!" 0f the l0, merits. Leon Bourgeois the
9
cal church. iFrcuch member of the commission
in: the League of Nations, took
,. - ,t e view after Thursday‘s meet
m , - ' -
ling that the Monroe Doctrine am-
.iendmeut. had not been adopted,
:and the twmi-official Temps stat-
5ed last night that “the American
'9 MW amafi 3 amendment incorporating the
. gMonroc Doctrine into the coven-
lant was further examined on Fri-
no decision has as vet
reached " ‘ ‘
Mrs. Thomas MdGrath has hired the
“lit a prolonged context it is the
lust
counts."
disposed of virtually all the
stat-lit now remaining. It is expect-
ed that this will be the 3111' suh- . .
jeet hefor the Council during the cutting "l'l’llm‘c ""3 "‘3“
season. Charles ll. Demsritt. Francis . :
ltwaavotd
LEAGUE OF NATIONS .
The Mps also gives a French,
League covenant through its fill-
al stages. When the debut- drau-
tzetl beyond midnight on Friday.
lmrd Robert (‘ecil asked (‘olollt'l
House:
artillery and mine throwers. ‘
ejected them. The majority «cw ""‘t'fil’flgdt‘m'i‘ "f The
the Spartacides fled toward Bllcrio'm“d 1 ”ml-7Tb“
and the troops are no images mJIIDOllllt of work in
W.
iaauv ix FRANCE. April
Assti-‘ilress
immense than 170,”
constructing burg, almost the entire adult pi»;
lmds. building barracks. unload
3 . “'l'lhclrniua has received an
‘ of loyalty signed by n'i'r”
inhabitants of l)":
- illusion of the province.
‘ “While expressmg her uran-
"How “ml" is this going to eou‘ntermg serious ~ '. ‘i and reloaditi the vast tml-‘
1“” .h-(m gum“ h.) ”in. mm. \:mi filtrdm‘? MAM .tzg'he‘nlrlte of supplies ffir the American tilde." the message added. "in .
tliiq “I:;o:‘m:‘te??”$a;l Thisad‘l’m headquarters “f 19“,“... Allen-Pm}: gave several prisoners of majesty declared Ithis ‘in't‘pn‘siiij
'lillit‘ known '0, . . hs'l i M. Will High (‘omminioner for warm the Brest area the ideathat malllff‘flalmn “"l" n“ "‘ J
' ' ”mama" “1 "fl ' ' the Sudan todav they were worthy of recognition velllllllhh f" “’de mesh“ ‘
. . . 0 it‘
Egypt and
reads:
"Since noon vests-rd” qu
has prevailed through ”it”. A
attempt on Thursday to tamper
,with a railway resulted in five ar-
rests, while attempts to intrrfcrc"’h""‘°“~
with telegraphic manicutionl
in the village of Beni-
l the vesxiolt was soon mnclud- .m ‘
. - - - ' ' ' '. h d
(‘ulollt-l House said ufterwanl: icicle‘del’ havmg fin” "
fifteen minutes which
The (‘oulteil of Four yesterday
I'Q“
lllllllllllfl' details relative to the 1‘03“.“ - . ,
Sarre vine,- and the n-pmr 24mm being sum-mid and xiV- "mat on “*9 Muir“? 0‘ It“;
tions’ setttlement, so that the P" “If": all.“ ‘0 Whld' ‘9 [noduct this Seawgflzhzf'mgg? “Ki".i‘:
-. ' ' ‘ , ‘t~ o- Prtdv.-W l a e e_ 4 '1' 0
Rhitu frontier is the chief ob- tlte gull ) persons. a. nude nd\ tins embellishment.
one. .
t coupled With the large letter
signifying
two riotors were killed and
wounded when they were mild! W ..
Higher Taxes or—
- The Victory, Loan.
amenamumau'otdonmtoanish up
th'wariob—tofeslalll clothe and pay our
menultthhineuntflthdrworkhdongtocu-efor
' hawummomcsmoyum
' M'itwealbcmtorthempofleto
,paytwhe-flhhmIchmpayhgm.
HighrhncswonHMabiuermw 3"“ 3‘”
comeandyaurbnm'nms. ’
Anyonewouflrathclcdfim to 11-.ch-
mentatigoodnteornmtautogive it in the
formofoanes. » . '
That’s m the soon. of the Victory Liberty Loan
is ofdirootpcrsonal Mum.
almanac-dollars
I
In every way _
it’s'a good investment}- ~ .‘ .‘
\
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_...._.._ ......
.-a- up“
‘-v my .. ....
0*”..- _.—- .
f---
.
_....- —-
he service of the A. E. l",. and
u 'lnnnths of 20ml hard work. these
leN'hos concluded that they were
;cligible to wear ll amid service
They blossomed forth one do)"
with a bright gold chevron glit-
‘ ‘ Prisoners
frontiers the conviction
unlii'colrable unity of the pt‘wpii
and the territory of The .\'ef‘ .»
lands.”
PARIS. April l4.~r(it‘!"lliilil‘
‘uudcr the peace treaty. must pa;
$5,000,000.000' lll t‘lisll ()l‘ lln
equivalent in eiililmoditlex lici'eiw-
May l. 1921_ She mum also iwn
immediately to the Allied and a~
sociated governments .2ll.tll(i
(KILOOO of interestvhearilig limid~
"RT The interest on the litillllA iH'
0r lll 1926 “ill b? (‘llllt‘l‘ l“'01ll' llil‘t'
{percentage and after that «in»
[Will he five per cent, .‘M‘i‘iil‘illli'.’
ito the present plan.
six
w The. bonds will he paiiiilii. ,..
M installments duaing a period ‘
'l' jfiftfl‘n years. The) \lill lll'hi.
ii. lbly ‘K‘ kf‘lll lll lht‘ t‘tillll‘ill I'll ll."
2 {‘11le and associated govern
' not h4-
mcnts so that the) din"
”fitted in iitimiii'ii'M sttflieietii
h; to brook the ‘ .
1' (knnanv ;~' (”“0 Ollllgiilt
H, herself “fl.“ Mirrl' amounts fur
’l’ dam - 1 v i 'i ii'npriatc to her
, ago-slum. i'll ’
h in lll‘ tlI‘lf‘rmmd w M
"Ills. _
mixed "tll.‘j][|]\\l‘)ll 0f representa»
lives" of allied and usaoc‘latfll gov-
'l‘rmnenh and of Gel-litany, which
3“ lsliall report before May I, 192].
PARIS. April H.—'l‘he Council
’5' lm‘ Four did not meet this not-r.
3?. 'lllg. Instead. President Wilson
‘” had a lens conference with Pre-
'” luicr Orlando and other Italian
‘ . leaders on the Adriatic m-
1H
leln. who of the lust vital times-
if lions remaining to he dim-taint
'l by the (‘otmciL
Premier Orlando recently M13!-
gested to the president the ad-
visability of informel exchanges
L over the question of “one and
' Italy's claims to the Eastern Ad-
f l‘ldlk‘ President. Wilson; in con-
“ cull-lug with this W.
promised to give'ttie Mr his
gunman]. m. .sdy. The “ft-Inch
today was the outcome. of tibia ung-
’ gestion.
is The Conference Comm ' on
4l= 'l‘c‘liiorisl Qucmiolis has settled
the' problem of the. Ballot dish-it 1.
small of Hungary proper. in which
Serbian and Romanian t'll‘.‘..:$
thl‘
Petit Pam‘ ' u~ The newspaper
does not give the terms of the so-
vl
"l
.s
i. ill-nion‘ melted. but says the dc»
demon roger-ted the rights of
A; catch nation.
ml LONDON. April lit—ham
ii: 1'l‘rotslty. the Bolshevik Miami-r
W of Wnraad marine of Mil. ad-
gl: units “defeat on the cadet: I!“
‘g.’ in a wireless message from Mos-
iti cow who" it has been picked up
iii here. The mousse reads:
.' “All our eforts must now be
m directed to the unborn from,
which in the only from upon
‘wtiictiiwe have meet-ed detest...
. We must send old and experienc-
ed troops to that quarter. ,lt is
fiahsolutely necessary for us to
capture Ekaterinburg. Penn and
U I!
COPENHAGEN. April 14.~
Four persons have been arrested
in Dresden on suspicion of having
had o part in the murder of 'War
Himstc' :- Neuriug on Saturday.
* In therZwiekau and minia-
igg districts of Saxony. Q” per
Norwalk Chronicler