‘v‘f‘
in Width
tilts BIG tilt
l0RN IN Holt.
t
‘Ofilee a. Second Clan. Matter. ' V
Entered at the South Nomlk Pout ”m
liltillltlili =
illllll REEflfiNIZEl]
BlSlJliliEllltltlUlll
[liCllllCAl
WORKERS l0
i
Entitled to Award Underl fAVOR SIRH‘E
. State Compensation LaWI
.,i ———Mother. However, Isl
Steamship “Saxonia’s” Pro-;
pellor Strikes the “Free-5
hold” While Docking int
New York Harbor t
itililEEN MEN 3
liliE fliiiil‘t’NEl]
Only Five Succeeded in Sav-‘i
in;r Themselves as Vessel:
Went Down
t
\i ‘\ YORK. April 17. Eighteen
pie-not us of the crew of the army tuz~
bolt ‘v‘reehold are reported to have
bi'l'll drowned when the tug was sunk,
whit-- doekinu the steamship Saxonia
-.I luv pier today.
"llv- tug had a great gap torn in‘
' hall by one of the Sammia's pro'
and sank almost instantly.
"cports were that all were res-'
’lltti. hilt information came to the
nutm- it' the Army Transport Service
11o only five out of the twenty—
'tt‘ tboard the tile: were saved.
‘vter despatcll roads as follows:
... t'al llaval seamen were drawn
cit 0 today, Will‘n the propeller ot’
liar tl-tnsport Saxonia sliced off the
'l .-t the naval tug Freehold while
I:‘.\'
\
(. tiltinlled On Page Twelve)
, tltiillwml
. tuuiuitilillttl
t
H.\i-;’l‘lt‘(,lll[). April 17. ~.\iidrew I
lit‘r is 24, and Louis Stoezi. 22.I
t»: irrested by ofi‘icers ot' the “'a-'
.l.:ur_v police today.
co'intt-rt‘ci‘iltgz. it is alleged thatt
‘y :ltered a $10 national bank‘
lt‘ill't‘n‘t'llt $.30 and attempted to
s.». l' rm a restaurant keeper at 22
[I’ll tiiinrside street. Waterbury.‘
Oil the charge
in awn were later turned over to'
”It's .1. Tierney. of the Secret Scr-i
”- Department.
\t"t‘ul'dlllu to statcnlcnts lilaile h)"
h» Xil'Wl they Were in the restaurant
t..~‘illt*.s'ls‘ in Scranton. l’a.. but gave‘
business to a woman by the name
- Walsh. The reason they gave her
tw- it.;>lllt‘SS was because a man told
"ll: Yilt') say. how easy it was to
money by raising notes. Rent--
'lllllitt‘ti raising a $2 note to.
-tl passing it in Harrison. N. J..‘
.., Lavina done the same thing"
'lltliu'
l\t ‘-
s-n. .
Eli -I .i
in ii-t'liltlti on April 51h. \V’hell ar-‘
.-... both men had in their posse»,
lM-l “\"'l‘:li genuine notes with the:
or. ’i - s cut off. The authorities say
limit
‘lll.li\>-
xliiliiitcd that they intended
their living ill that manner.
attitudinal ‘
1N initiating
NEW YORK. April 17. »—\’i’ith a hol-
ay impending and preparations for?
9 Victory Loan campaign absorb-‘
: g the attention of the banking com-‘
unity. the hesitant tone of today's
tocl: Market was accepted as a mat-
er of course.
Husiness was relatively dull. falling
ial- below yesterday's high pitch, but
lit-re was a marked absence of tllei
‘t‘illll: pressure which frequently pre-t
4.9...- a market recess' and would.
taw- int-casioned no surprise today, in
ll prevailing uncertainties. g
.tiahlrc consideration of the Brit-
sh l'relilier‘s address.
it)
f"‘\\
emphasizing 3
(t outinuotl Un Page Twelve.) l
RESIDENT MAY
SAIL APRIL 28']? '
WASHINGTON. April 17.~——Pi-lvate
tint-us to the “’hite House today from
'nsis said plans for the President‘s re
mil to the United Siates still Were
:tlelizzile. and that reports published
Paris: that April 27 or 28 had been
Le a: tentative rlaes for his sailing
‘ure without foundation. 7
The message said satisfactory pro-
rass was continuing in the I’eace
Conference. .' lhi
‘ lt-cogllizes illegitimate Children llhtl?!’i
' taken.
g the case for advisement.
,titl7tllllliiillilié
>lllill’l yesterday afternoon.
ting the.
‘obeycd to the letter.
.Meeting of World War
Not Recognized—Similari
Verdict by Courts off 150,000 Men All Over the
Maine and Michigan t United States Will Go Out
" *- ‘ July lst, Unless Their De-
Tlle supremo court ot t‘unncclicutt mands Are Met
ltp- compensation law. according to at
derision handcd down yesterdav. ‘
7rlll' opinion, written by (‘liie7t' luIBURLESUN Tn ACT
lice Samuel 0. l’rcntiee. refuses riot
(ignition lo t‘lnlildt- Piccinim. whoI ’
had been illegally living With l'c‘. . R P“ NE EIRLS
Salmon Salvatore l’iednlonte, “‘ii.)
was killed while employed by thel
(‘onnectictlt Light & Power (Toni-
pany. since 1908. but it does 12- — ' ' Y - 7 ‘
mend compensation for the tliliecf mil-:Wllhng NO.“ to Llhten to
“Agilizilnate children. : Their Grievances If They
lc superior court. of iiartl‘ordi 7
county is advised by the supreme: Return tOWOI'k
court. to affirm the award of Compen-,
sation (‘otiilllissioner George H. Chan. SPRINGFIEH)‘ lll.. April ‘77 0‘7'7‘7
dli-r. of the First District. from whose' wllclming majorities l‘avorinu the cal
decision in the case an appeal was “"g m " nation-wide strike July 1' Of
The silpmior court rcferrediinm7'7 titan lfitlmm olectrical
Alter reviewing the fact. of the
death of l'iedmonte. Justice i’l‘l'llli(‘€"
reviews
t-d ltcr», according to .l
int: president of the
uonwux. coll. minim ”in. is, 151757
workers.
in the boiled States. are being receivt
l’. Noonan. act-t
International.
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Unmtlod Friday; “tum Fair.
ftlltltlliilt Atlantis Attll SIX
. tiiiclt sowltis ltlitill IN -‘
IN EXPRESS litti --Wltit‘.lt
Twenty-Five Americans and Twenty-Two Frenchmen
Injured When Fast Train Crashes Into Stationary
Train With Frenchmen at Le Mans
lllltiilzll ltNlfilll
Mitts utilitiltllt
Says Telephone Operators
in Connecticut Were Nev-
er Discharged Because of
Union Affiliations
Allitlllilll fill
SELLEEIt titltll
tutti tllltlll
First Taxing Diitrict’s Sui
Against Fairflld Count
National Bank Came Up
Before Judge Curtis
, NEW HAVEN. April 17. .. in a state
intent on the telephone situation in
(‘Omleclicilh 11. F. Knight, vice-pres;
Aidcnt and general manager of lhel
All argument at the case ot‘ the Flrnll Southern New Enuland Tclephonei
Taxin: iii-strict of Norwalk aeainst (3<lnlpan.\'.10dfl}' said; t
The P‘airfit-lil County National Hank mi "The operators' strike iii otherl
recover the sum ot‘ “motto, alleged in New England States has been called
be due through the ac‘ion ol their for by a telephone operators‘ union which
liier cashier. Chester E. Selleck, nuwgllas no relation to the Pinployes of
scriing a term in lllo' late prison tori illlb‘ company. 1' is ”ll" that organ— .
cillbczzlement. was he' d before Jlldfla‘ lzed labor leaders tronl‘ Massachir
Curtis in the Superior
art in Bridge-i setts have been attempting to organ-l 7
Von. yesterday. when .fmvts. baht-rsJ ”9 lh“ ‘Plpphont‘ Operators in (‘on- “ELEEATI N FR M A
lllelunrr'llldil.. etc, worn submitted by! “Gl'llcm during the 138‘ “’W months!
hm“ sides. and that unions composed of pm‘tionst - -
V?! 93;;
t Corporation (‘ounscl Edward .l (211111!”f ”19 Operating forces in Hartford
American Forces Made a Record in Using Ammunition
lan represented the district and Attor-l and in Bridgeport. have ““9" formed.
’ln
NJ“! Leo ”Wis and 5 Louis ‘.o|d« those two places. but it is not ex~i
s1.;.'di ”w bank . pet-ted that even those portions ot't "" t ' '
Thi- suit was brouul tollowinx me the force will join a synipathetic‘t at St. Mlhlel Battle In 1918
arrest of (‘ashier Sell ‘ when at an movement “7““ the. striking opera-i J
' ol‘t adjourned meeting 7the Pir.4t‘1‘ax~g‘0rs in other New England States. -
, in: District Commissio
a shortage of Z ' .
over $35,000 was foun . in the “‘98:“; (mm 9. page Tune, 0
‘ ' eck had pro- ANEY
PARIS. April l7."l“ourt_een
American and six French soldiers
were killed when an express train
.carryinu American troops crashed
iinto a stationary train with
‘Frcllcll soldiers on furlough ncur
.
.ury of the district. . _‘
vtoiisly resigned as cas r of the Fair-ti
t'leld County National 1:. but after; .
his conviction suit . brought?
against the bank as hey: responsible;
x
S
-_ -M nww-
sect ion
\ , l . 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 the blunts. today. _
the position ot‘ the thrm. ”,1 Brotherhood of Electrical \Vorkers . for ”‘9' FMS M "h“ 8",“? :yeer‘“ be fil ,} ? TWPniVfiV" Americans and
legitililato children. Who are 8 (i andi whose hczlultplarlers are located here‘- Bidets for bot , ’1 hP ' “'1’. r J“ itu‘OlilV-{VVU Frenchmen were in-
)ears old. in the family. Alter re. “The whole responsibility of the! shortly. “_nd ”"7 lurt “A???" n '9 , g . .1. ‘0 bid!“ is ill the Depart-
vicwill: illt' various definitions of a ~"”'“"~" "““"m"-" ""7““'i‘7“~ “‘i” "0"" “flu“: court 15 yet ‘n be dete+ : 7 i - E ’ . ‘Jtlt‘tt 7 ‘ I R -‘ I .l ‘ ‘st of Paris
“Unity tht- opinion. in pal-t, “W‘s; l’ostulaster-(lt-neral lturleson." Mr. ‘ -‘ “' ' " . ' ‘ 3 WASHINGTON. April 17 The : Another Norwalk Soldier? “1”" “1 ”w ‘ a” "‘ “' '
“ltlll whaten-l bt- tho ;,..(.,.[,.,..1' Norman said today. “He has refused, ;Naiionnl Societv. Daughters oi the' . . ;
'———-.. , - time and zit—min m I‘t't'ucnize the tele~tfiERMAN AfiE T iAmem-an Revolution. refused today? Makes Goad ‘n Procurlngl. PARIS April 17.~+With no
(Continued on Page 'renl . lltlttlnf" t'ml‘llufcs' lunion. “it." after; 1 to cut doun chapter representation at ' Delayed Educational Ad" "‘0”ng “'1' ”H. (‘mulcil of Four to-
: l‘t‘h‘lt 1'!” l 30" HIS llll‘nt‘ Ulll‘ re-; ‘ ‘ the annual nlepflngs. and in “s Q“. ' , . '
quest over to him. I. personally. have ,forts 10 revise the constitution left? vantages Abro‘d till.“ Prt’r'dPM Wilson devoted the
annealed to him twelve times, but he; tthe attendance ‘ 7.7
has taken no action. “’e appealed to
ick S. Allen ot the United States Air
Forces. Hi- testified that he was di-
rected by the staff officer at the Unit-
tvaudcvilie circuits. Deulpscy‘sgkatn
est hope can lay on “’illard‘s lack of
i preparation."
(Continued on Seventh Page.)
CITY ENGINEER IS i BLANQUET’S DEATF,
AFTER JITNEY MEN:
Sergeant Bryan H. Silk was a busy.
when he
Personally Warned the large numbel“
oi Jitney drivers particularly those
plying on \Vest avenue that the or
tiers of City Engineer Minor regard-
traffic regulations must be
reports received
killed in a. fight near Chavaxtla were:
discredited today by Roberto Gayon..
the former Mexican Vi’ar Minister‘s:
representative here. He said that not
had received last night a cablegramg
from General Blanquet stating that.i
he had arrived yesterday at Huaste—i
ca Vera Cruzana. a mountain villagei
Hereafter all cars at rest must
have. both the front and rear wheels
these rules. mail could be sent. Guyon expressed:
the opinion that the reports Were due
to propaganda spread in Mexico by
General Blanquet's enemies.
Veter'ans’ Committees
Committees indcharge of the or-
ganization of the “'orld War \7'eter-
o
sRAINBOW MEN . i
the war labor board and the depart "
, son Field.
tDISCREDIT REPORT OF i
NEW YORK, April 17.»The pressf
in Vera Cruz say-r
ing that General Blanquet had been‘
lentil-e day to a series of appoint-
10
. precisely l
. gwhere it stood 28 years ago. 5
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Taykyr of ”intents. beginning at
‘ Under the present system N
ew . Arch street. received a letter from
o ’clock
, ' le Chinese dele ation in the
i mentgof lama apgiteol sure these two‘ . .- , tron: State bu the sweat votingi their Hon. Serum E. 8min ‘l‘lvlor‘wPlth_uconhnme mg ending of-
, bodies did what ‘ey could in our be- Had Been Mm. Stun-invert: the comm-x1“: W..-4Mi°‘-m~mw*m““° be ~ 1 k 7 1i. ’F‘nnk "‘
.half.“ . .. nob-m of Pwiaa‘ ,0" AC-‘ credited delegates. Massachusetts be: 90th ant-gun; u the medical scatter 5 o c oc vn. -
g Mr. Noonan said the crucial cnnvusnt , , ling second with 164. Some 0! the. lion. that he he passed his examine-5 Walsh. a member of the title's-i . ‘. you n
i of the vote of the Electrical Workerrf count 0f HIS ACthflS‘ ismnller western states have only two; tions for ngourse gt study at the Uni; “0” Sem bv lrish nor-tones "I .e
,1 . .- - . ‘ on the strike question will not be com—v 7 delegates each. i "9"“? in MEY- rance. 3 A , .- , 7 . . . IM‘ 0f
little‘tidilhri-liiii'il-t'il-ullor 13:1,?Sfi’ni‘" (m plcled until May ll. but from present, BOSTON All?“ 17. A German: Before proceeding.r with the revisioni' Sergeant Taylor was in the Senior. i\"li““l" ‘" NW“! N" H“
(‘hnnlberlain of San Antohio, Tex. ; indications of the vote recaved trolniflgpm' allowed on ",9 transport [)a‘,-0f'ils constitution, which took up 3 elitism \iifséeyiandlsntiverslly.wivhen he? “Tiny 7rorl‘-lm for “I. dav had
m... 0mm.” ”“5 morning bv a state'- -I [arse number of stats-s. the greatlricm w look out go,- “mm“, pro,nrlilually all of today: session the‘en e tie n to ates sen ce, ant't it p t. r ' . .
“1,“, {mm the captain'ls .attomev lilaJority are in favor of lhe_walkout. ”my attempted to 5:9. f“... to the? Daughters adopted resolutions com- 1 is delighted that good fortune aided by l 1,90" 1,1,“de careftlll) ' the prom-
Donald Harper, that the deft-not! \\ ASl‘llNGTON. April it." POst-HTNKH‘ last night. “5 it was nearing mending the en‘orts of Secretary‘hla own ability. has given him “itlt‘ltt receiving Hm". onc over-‘—
WOUM show mm Captain Chamber' lllllslf‘r-(rpneral Burleson announced "mm“ with more than 2mm Amt‘l‘l-Ei‘a"? toward promotion of A‘iliiiedcan-gchance to proculefeImn I: hunted tlml‘tfif1o(‘n minutes. Among: those ,6.
hm did lllttke unomclal {“ng with ai tn;l:;,\v ltll;tl trofhl-nirt the dies-illlock (‘Sllsfi can soldiers. according m Major tuition and eradication of tel-ac}. in ii foreéigtsgitrtoofihcnsntiry ceivcti were a French delegation
llrit'sl . z '- . 0- . t‘” ’-" ‘9 ""5“ 0 5 "‘ "“3 ““V Frank \V’. (‘avnnaugu of the 102ml: _' , . ' ’ .-
. 191xl :mqtilut‘liims (Snails: 670' “1d.“’8."3nt~'lflml T"'"ph0m' “Wmml‘t‘ to S‘Ib' Field Artillerv one of the officers on‘ (Continued On Pale Six) "Th" b9!" part of the story. “THEE: which \valllctl to 8"“ lht‘ Prelude!“ .
‘ in: testiiilonv to disprove tilgrgcgfigrg mil their wagc demands to General. board 7' t - .Sergeant Taylor. “is tli’zesplendld sur-t about the lcl't bank ”f the Rhine;
~ ’ ' . ‘ ' . ‘ "1 ' . .. ~ ‘ ‘ dings that have it given int-5 i . - -. f q .‘1 fl;
tum. uto-l-r wilhfllt r n z . The man had bten lucktd in a. t"’.“n _ , y the i‘tll‘t‘l n Minister 0 ...wt 1.
('aptain ('lialiiberlhin (gglggtilogle‘liilit: (Continued On Page Six) istateroom because of his actions. MOOSE BUILDING ’ ‘“gihgni‘ilnilmpgr'tmr‘ii‘ihll‘igifimvih; tfilfiiland. a (flipgmp from (thaldeg;
, . . ._ . ‘. .,.-._._-_._ . . . . .., g r _ ..'. 3 ~ .'
‘iiilo‘lim iliiéhrfil’hw‘t‘id tiinh mm domu it"‘(ll‘flll‘lnd flit): tihfliit ‘x-aslziglen ”all: BAZAAR CONTESTI two sons in the war. One was killed two Alllcl‘lcall women labor lead-
~ls " ll: le' ts. . , l""' V ' T . - . t.“ . '- - ‘ ‘ 7-
Attornev .Hill‘m‘l' s itig' - .- il“ishPr. is alleged to have manipulal-' - - d F- -. B- , i film “190”!" I! “0‘ in {in Enzlish hOS- ms. the i’atrlartll of (onstantl
. i .a it would bt . t The Building Fun (111 and d 1 Th f il' t d ‘ the‘ ) . f R
shown that the defendant had no" ’ ’ 'f‘d electric WiI‘PF in such a WR." a5lzaar Mr ”1910”" lodge ol' the 1‘0"...“ 9,1“: . 9 am 3 1:8ng ere a :nople. Irenilet‘ Brandt“) 0 .n-
1 knowledge of such documents until! ‘ i'“ “‘3" a blaze in m" stateroom. The , Order of MOOse. will open Saturday ; lfn‘igeriltiggfi beinggilllignfotggzflée 2:35 mania. Promim' Pa"h“ch "f R9177
,thcy wore shown to hilil by his su-ii ; "' ‘ " icvening of‘fllc 19th inst.. and contln-' ;) wa: ”:2 luc:knysoillwe ‘Thev “‘7... in‘bia. the Portuguese Ninth-tier or
permit. Off‘fif'tsl'filfln Aug. 12. Thi- an, (Continued on Page T'GlVO) file for eight week-day night. igrnat stvle with manv servant‘s butiF‘ol't‘lgzll Affairs and mar“. others
.(‘W‘H 0 l('Pl'.' litl attorney declared; . _‘ _____v"#"_,___, } lioyt'n Theatre Hall is being used: .- ‘ ' ' : . .-' _‘ i - .. ' ‘ -
claims nothing: by. through or under: ....__.._., ' 2 1for the affair and it is—now being ar— i Lsrlmrkggfl‘fip get back \homt and FIN “1.52"”! “’0‘11::;‘l‘::: “H prob
s- - -- . ..t t .. - - is "(‘l
”.u‘“ .‘C"""“ 9““ ”W ”‘9 d“. "Athletics by proxy“ in n... wflr .THREE AVIATORS glanced and decorated for the event. t _ i 'W 0 1‘"
;tollnts of the Nights and combats at-, llev in “r (‘ilbert (‘ondit ch ., *t “I ALL TO DEATHS A variety ol entertainment Will b... ‘ "_"'
trlbilted to him are substantially cor-l l7tld. ”u; chhni lonship bout 3:: ‘hlt‘: F tprovided, including Stegmuller‘s . \VASHINGTON. All?” ]7_.-
loci. and would point out that uponih‘m it lulv‘ 4 pi its ‘ h '} * ‘Jazz Orchestra; Signor Greenowlsky.3 t“ r.‘ W the battle "f the Somme
his return from the unomclnt flights ..wfn‘a,.("_m “'3. Fliéhffrlml’; 0: '33 VENLCE. (‘al.. April t7.-w'rwn aviw vocolist: Signoflna Fallon. column. 1“ u luls' l ., .- '-l v n
he did not claim any publicity for: ”,1 Hill Methrodisl Pro.9<'tr;n‘9'(.‘h:‘rl;'h.tors were killed here today. when tllelrsOprano; Prof. Nichlloon in feats of" .1]! 1:10.. 1 l" 'llllbl “:1". 1"“ .
his feats. u“. publicity arising only. in pitlebiil'z7 “Willard gum 1050 onlv' airship felt. The dead men had DOIimaxlc and many others. Itour million rounds oi urtil cry
till‘nllgll‘lllt‘ action of someone else. -llll‘(llli.'.h “ml“... to train‘" "lid m: 3 been' identified when then“ bodies: Exciting no little interest. is the: mmmmmm,‘ according: m a stu—
(‘aptaln (‘halilbcrlailL his attorney l‘ondit “He‘ docidedlv has not been" reached the emergency ‘hoslulal. ‘ lPopularity Contest. in whichva mini-t itistlt-al mmmuwmmmi published
stated. absolutely denies all ‘hvxtakincrare ot’ himeelt lack “pm“; SAN AyTONlO. Al‘l'l‘l llg—fl‘iks. her of young ladies o; the ltgyirwalkg2 —-——— today by the “'ar llepnrtmcnt
charges; . ; . ‘ ' . ’ " 2.10.195 of urooklyn, .\’. '.. a y ng'are contesting or rec anion l ‘ . _ H _ .. . _ ‘ '
The last witness for tile derensn 3“" “9m“? in 2‘ Lno‘pg‘mds' "9,3? (mm 3'7Kpny Field. tiled today. as the; rings. on exhibition in Colebum and HARTFORD; Arm! 1a-~~-Ad'.ioutt"n-It illls is the lowest number «it shells
wax.- Lit-utenant-(Yomnlander Fl't’de'" . :)i'ili‘air'ii7llli::b;e: me:kinfip;9l:i71:‘(?f t‘h: rcsult of injuries received when the. Lauder‘s window. Rm?!“ 0f ”‘9 ‘renf‘m' Assembh “4"
used iii any single engagement so
far as records show.
For a single hour. however. the
American forces ill the battle of
the St. Mihicl salient itl lfllb‘ fur
sill-passed this record. using
l.ililil.‘.’l7'sllells in four hours.
i’ARlS. April 17 (”avast——
(icrlllatly intends to claim an in-
demnity from the Allies. accord-
in}: to thc Frankfort Gazette. It
says the German negotiators gt.
Versailles will ask payment for
damages sustained from aerial ut-
. tacks. from the occupation of Gor-
7lllall territory by the Allied troops
' definitely fixed {or May 6 today. The
ibusiness will be completed on May 2
' and recess taken to May 6. and mem—
, bers will be expected to stay over for
:the legislative centennial celebration
jthe next day. '1‘ re will be no oom-
. inittce hearings er next Tuesday.
'The boxing commission bill, in a
revised form was reported in the
Senate today and referred to the ap-
propriations committee, as it will re-
quire money to meet the expenses
of a commission. Each commissioner
would receive a salary of 8500. The‘
bill provides for bouts of not over
eight rounds. with not less than eight;
ounce gloves. no decision to be given.
Two educational bills reported, one
[providing for reorganization of the
State Board of Education. and the
The standing to date is as follows:
Julia Bittncr. 1.300 votes.
Emily Charnok. 1.200 votes.
Eva (larvath. 1.100 votes.
Mary Kovac. 1.100 votes.
Marie Lyons. 1.100 votes.
Beatrice Mead. 1.100 voles.
Edna Voorhees. 1,100 votes.
in the baby contest for the most
,popular baby the standing is as fol-
lows:
. Baby Knapp. 1,500 votes.
Baby Lyons. 1.500 votes.
Baby Taylor. 1,500 votes.
In addition to the above attractions.
{dancing is free on a large. commodi-
t ous Hear and a variety or fancy ar-
‘ttcles will be offered for sale.
0 \
inroke Front Wheels in
airship in which he was flying with’.
Lieutenant C. B. Sherry fell at Stine;
Sherry was onlyvslightly
; injured. An involuntary tall spin was
the cause of the accident.
LOCAL'Posr-OFFICES
ARE OPEN TODAY
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Tile former custom of observing
holiday hours at the post emcee on
Good Friday has been discontinued.
by the Poet omce Department andI
consequently the South Norwalk and
Norwalk omces will be open all day
as usual. The statement that the
offices would be closed today was in-
correct.
.
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twentytt'ive miles from the plaq‘ .. _ other would make a grant 01' ‘3 per and for the ill-lay in concluding
of tiheitrthcars bon the right side where he is reported to have been’Hug'gins Has Great i Crash Against Curb pitipilsbgasedhuigin agemgetgggndarnfig W‘fll'l‘. causing H prolontution “f
aga as e cur when at rest and no killed. The message. according tot - ' ’ T a 9“ 1° 5° ° 5 ' fith'u Bttisllt‘Ylk and S rtacnn
.doulZle lines will be tolerated. Prompt ‘rayon said that the general “'5“! well . Find L “Young 0 D01“: Both front wheels on a Chevrolet new Board would be 07 me mem— ‘ troubli- N
filrrésts Will follow all violations of and mentioned an address to which‘ i 7
,
touring car were smashed inst eve—
ning when the car swerved and .
crashed into the curbin in front of.
Henry Tilly’s block“ b shop on
North Main street. Herbert Price, of
3 Woodside avenue fist Norwalk.i
was driving the our along North Main ;
' and Just as he was main; Chmok’s ‘
One of the finest recruits who have
appeared in his baseball and one with
the most; promise is young Frank
O'Doul. thé new pitcher from the Pa-
cific cont league whose work eon-
tinues to be the feature. of the prelimi-
(Continued On Page light)
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PARIS. April 17 (French \Vire- >
i i1ess ServiceM—When Genet-n1
I ~ {Hillier started across Germany to
”Poland from France Tuesday with
. . ‘ - . . ' f returning
an Woman. . l .. . - - 0N THREE SHIPS:mry~tt-mns or the Yankees. 00w!- ,. We.“ ("mm 0 . .
”,3 8m. Hall whiz: fige‘figgégg “if; - . .-- . i who is a great infielder and a batter ”ifizrtfieuoi’rfgetm ‘momtmh: ‘ lPollsh troops. he was accommn-
final arrangements for the monster we: is the most advanced pitcher in ' -
WASHINGTON. April 17.——Large de-
meeting to be held on non Tuesday
night. The various committees. in-
cluding those on press. membership.
organization, etc., all planned their
vision were. among the
troops
1 pounced today by the
work last; evening and the duties and t ships which are due to arrive at New; torond has
scope of each was outlined in order} York April 27.
that every one would be prepared
andln readiness to organize the vet-
erans when they assemble on ne
Tuesday evening.”
The units of the 42d
included in the list 1 are the 884!
t
Infantry. 151nm Gui osmium
moment-u "' ' '
u
tachments of the 42d (Rainbow) Di-i the “In.“ in” now and is certain ‘07‘
ln-i
~ ly promise.
War Depart-1 "'7 . _
ment as having sailed on three wax-vi been pitching: out on the t all win
Infantry Brigade H W; 16m;
Bury Gibson ported missing with the , .
with mom. He is a alumna". it no notified at police W. s.--2 between Minn. . mt til . .Qorpfi; Mam-Gellerdl
immuhmltllier Huggins lieu-:3}- “ ., John I 7. and II i : on b lets. . Help w of the z .
M , _..___.._._._.—a ' an. agent. or 3b“ - - -_”- WWW :01; _”d M
would mu into this larger Vehicle
Price made a quick turn and drove, _
Against the curb on the left hand. “18111831024. April 17.—-Lieuts.
Eaide of the road. He was not tn-gOtto and Parker and Ice
lured. but both from wheel: werezflornby. arm): titers. unoflciolly re-
med. Sergeant I. it; plane 11;
lied by ii number of French om-
cers who will assist in the rem
Iganiziition of the Polish Arngv.
thrilling the French ofl‘ieers were
Hajor'General Moore; of the Ar-
the tea:- lt he keeps up with his
O'Doul. of course. bu
. make
the advantage on the other
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