Evening sentinel, Friday, April 25, 1919 · page 1

 

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Reconsideration of Purchase
of Snyder Property Killed,
136 to 90—School Needs
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1 illeeting, called to reconsider the

a: * I] cent vote to purchase the Snyder pro-
‘2‘; “CH BfiflTY IN “Al ' perty in South avenue for school pur-
.poses. The. meeting was called ’ .lt
dissatisfied. claiming that the. ad-
journed meeting had not been stifli-
ciently advertised to give those
siding lll‘illf‘ outlying districts

nihililil Colonial Troops Said
to Be in Neusatz, and

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.liiHCk St'ni to express themselves. Last

‘ night representatives from every
‘ ltl.lN. Wednesday. April :3. (As- part of the tolvn Were on hand, not
.-l~-.l l‘l'essl. llunatlry has lll'i‘~ so much to express themselves as to

'ftll}' closed all her borders in an cast their votes to enlarge school ac-

 

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and prevent unfavorable news (Continued ()n Page Ten)
lst'aping train the country. Re- “a“ _. __..._.'
front lllldapcsr. thlrefore. are

'.ltli(‘it)l')'. bllt all indicate the sit
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days of the Soviet col-eminent
u-lllglps numbered. The Entente
are said to have 80.000 cotn
ill Nt-llsalz. which are all
.. a ltumallian rcscrve, The
lit‘lli'Vt’ll to be preparing
The people of Transylvania
w-Iw-tt and are advancing with"
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Orders From Washington
Confuse Minority..lust-Be
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t‘tumnunist authorities are
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-‘ ' "”‘*- After the Senate had safely dispOs-
,ed ot‘ the Presidential suffrage bill
yesterday. and the smoke had clear-
ed away from the verbal barrage,

Minority Leader Charles C. Hemen-

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PANY REJECTS }

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about Chairman Homer 6. Cummings

—Acti0n Considered Vic-.

itiollt, and Many Arrests ’l‘lnll tlll- citizens of New (,‘anaan‘
,. . ,. can turn out when there is a (uesw
halc 1‘09" Nldde Alton of the town's Welfare and lpl'o-

' ‘ 'aress at, stake. was demonstrated

; ;\\'ctincsday evening. when about
4 ithree. hundred voters and friends
t - I ' ‘were present at. the special town

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. the instigation of a. few who seemedi

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chance to” know about it and be prc-_

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way had a few brief remarks to make.

of the democratic national committee'

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26lfl DIVISION
MEN 0N PARADE

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About 20,000 Men in Line,
and Special Trains and
Tolleys Take Thousands
of Spectators

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:Grand Army Veterans and
‘ Others Greet
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BOSTON. April 25.-
al'e coming." was the cry that awoke
Boston today. For a. week the town
had been filling up with official par-
tics from all New finglantl and with
other thousands who took no chance
of missing the parade of the 26th
Division. because of delayed trains or
last minute upsets. Vi'hcn the first
spectators moved toward the line of
march this morning. they found that
a rainy night had turned into a cold.
clear day, which was ideal for the.
‘ marching men.

At daylight special trains began un-
loading at. the North and South sta-
tions, and every electric car line
brought its thousands in ever-increas-

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.iilfiiMiNliSllliii-INBS
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lTakes Issue-With Position of
Col. Ansell and Senator

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Down in Eighmnutes—
All on Board _ _
Misjudgment Of, Skipper

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or Incoming me Causes
1 Loss of U. S" ightship
j No.51

! NEW LONDON, AD
;States lightship vessel
. known as the Comfiel
f Saybrook, was sunk yaterday
noon when the Standard Oil Com-
;pany's tug Standard. mwing Secony

' lit-«United
51. better

;barge No. 58. ran afoul of her short-‘

; ly after 4 o'clock.
No lives were lost.
light vessel laundered in 37 fathom

lof water Just eight minutes after she .

:was struck. The. tug Standard. with
I Socony barge. No. 58 in tow from Bos-

Returned 1 ion was shaping her com for New‘.

. York city. via. Loni: Iihnd Sound.

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RlRER MEMBERS OF REtERtllRl -
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Italian People Have Numerous Demonstratoins W-
ing Admiration For the Stand Taken by Their Rep-
resentatives at the Peace Conference

NIVAL EMINESE ANll JAPANESE ELAIMS
. , APPANENTEY Nil NEANEN A SETTLEMENT

“"0- and WNW ”we... had vmbablr Danzig to be Created a Free City, Enjoying Complete
; Autonomy, But Under Sort of Polish Protectorate
By The Auociated Press

I Although Premier Orlando has“ left
tParis with two other members of tho
i Malian detonation to the ‘Peace Confer-
‘ence in protest against Preflldflti “'Il-
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rocery and Tankusl
,Clothing Stores Entered;

. Basement Windows.
-—t ll Amount of Booty;
Secured. '

“’hcn Angelo 1):: Marco, who is emr
played at Tankus' (‘lothinz store. at,
15 Main street. opened the store fort
.1 business. this morning. he saw at. once".
>that unwelcomed visitors had beenl

there since closing time. ‘

A bundle of high-priced scarfs was
on the floor near the. door leading to:
the basement and quite a quantity of:
'lnerchandise was missing. ~
He at once called in Uificer Adams.-
‘ whose first discovery was a good-i
sized jimmy which had been left on
_ the floor.

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Norwalk Has ll MOSti Since t Novemb-er’ NOW tion of ltlllv‘s participation in the con~
Successful ‘ in the Florence Crittenden . mpnm
—_ Home in New York ltaly. u all her delegates leave Pal-ls,
twill be represented at the Conference
by Great Britain and may.
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Today marks the tenth anniversary.
of the pustoraie of Rev. M. l.. Steup
at St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
church of this city. On April 25, law,

 

Mise Hazel Tuttle. who baa been.
emit-rains from her home in Cranhury..
fisinee last November, has finally been

be assumed the duties of his office... and now in custody at In. Premipr Orlando is my. uncut
Store Fronts on Each at: having been called here by the mission? moo Criit‘tonden Home. ‘27 West from the Rome advices received 3 be r,
Once - .; . board 0051‘: .Atlawtflm'i‘j‘ ”i ”‘9 2m guru. New ank 0W :- er . "C: m..- ..
L ‘ fl? ‘ am” “ Mama I 43-1 Awe" all“ . 5“]; mu m "“ ed “M m5} minnow behind her um ~ .
The Norwaikfletiirf‘and hmt-‘Vls no organized centurion. nor .1 ‘ ° N “V name ‘ ‘ ‘ "

,ment Improvejem Co. signed a con-A suitable building to worship in.

tit-act yesterday with Mrs. lra Cole.
ifor the purchase ofythe
black at 41, 43 and 45
ing the Railroad station on the west
and the. “‘eed building containing the
Town. Assembly Hall and other once-
on the east. ,
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business ,
\Vall otmtfim‘r plot was acqmred and a church

built by the late lra Cole. and adjoin-t

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few “9.3330 and gent to lhe Home. rates at the Conference. Monum-
where at first she gave her name as tions were held yesterday uni lad

imgnggg": ml .icdynglegllog :nichi in Rome, and it is‘reportod that
of South Main street, this city. The in all the larger towns of the kingdom

matron in charge of the Home com- I there have been parades in which the
?municatcd with Chief Pennington, ”people have .Lllown their approVaI of
Who It 030° 80'- in Touch With Mr!- ”Premier Orlando's stand,

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lmngrention was founded and organ-
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‘ Mallory, only to learn that. the “.0. . . . . t
man knew of no one by that namei reeling is running both throuzhou‘

He so reported to the New York ofli- the country. according to the report!

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Chamberlain

VVASHINGTON, April 25.-~Tlieard-

ibrick structure and is the present:
home of the Realty Co.. which main~j
talus headquarters with the, Norwalk
ical difference of opinion that exists . A

that. Were not complimentary to say
the least. of the Stamford man. .
During the debate in the Senate.

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' clots and last evening received an- 'and dispatches state that Great Britain

.other communication saying that the ' shares with President Wilson the con-
’girl had given her real name as Haz-t

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CHAMBERLAIN

crats, for party reasons as well as {ol-
the principle involved. to support the
"suffrage

 

— en ' on the second floor. i , demnation of the Million people. The

2555! ffatllétlltgl‘dliiggllina felelggglileilgdiilnth’; "U" “NY in "film“? circles but: g C) -—-—— ‘ 1“ Mm“ “d cum her InOther'rloizau “Plum 01' death," is said to
if :3 i ' ' - an n i .- mg . o ' i Wh

j tflNE "P “A national chairman. urging the. demo- ‘ ”.5? f,- Effifflfgffizgggfig. figugglt . (Continued On Page sour) ‘. have been adopted. ether italy will

lNltl limit

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A big touring car with a banner:
covering the back of it. which ex-‘

5 2 out sharply Thumday before the com-
. _tiiillee of the American Bar Associa-
‘tion in the conflicting views pre-i
vscnteii by Lieut. _(‘.oi. Samuel T. An-'
‘sell. the officer of the regular army:

,occupv the disputed territories of unl-
;matin and F‘iume with troops. as it
was in'dicnted yesterday she millht do,
is not definitely known.

amendment."

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. V. , ‘ . ' ' iddle ground
.1 ., . . . _.,.__,____ -._-,-__~_ .who ,5 chief asstt nt . ‘ . plained that the machine was acting . Efforts to find 801110 m

till Supt N100]? ‘ and Col. John “:igmorl: ”lgnlggl-iat. MUEH PR‘PERTY:RS personal escort for one Mike, ‘between Premier Orlando and Presi-

\. HAVEN. April 25 The Sou- ARRESTE" AS Olliccr and widely known as a. stu- i321]: 7:0W’tsh‘ldéli‘d‘lll.‘ pf C “siting; :dent Wilson continued during ”M d"

\'.-w England Telephone coul- ‘ ' . tinterelets of the Victory Loan. rolledi fyesterdav. but there is no indication

v” nut meidcr one proposed 1 ‘ , "‘”“" "—"““" 'Large Tract of “and ammo W'aji street about, noon today PARIS._Thursday. April 2l.-"This as to the nature of the advances mad.

. 1" Ht~ $10 10 $252 aih'eek for "E [EFT JAll(10V ERNMENT TAKES ’ Belle Avenue Purhased tarand every live man who got a peep story may read like a. fairy tale, but. by prpmiprs Lloyd George and Clear

ii; (lililtliiioia; tht-ngitigllnli? l'oE- ' . STEAMER AT GROTON; Have New Street Cutigtrlgte gamma: ldmwfna ?§ll§3i3$ i afinditmme.“cfittfilmfllCs...” ""9““ i“ "W" ““9”” mt hold m.

Hillbil‘rnce b€tW90n 1“. L-i - ~ ”7....-. ' . . ‘ w 3 F Chestnut Street to-I‘md things, {Or rom- mmhbly met. 9 Antonio, Tex, testifying in his own coalition of the Am“ "1‘“ .
- ilt‘l'itl superintendent. of Edward Henessey Re Ar-il NE“ HAVEN. April 25. —-The Toi- rom My girls were the important part of ,1 defense t0day at the American naval: The council of three held 8 “WNW“

'lit' company" and a deley
.tx union telephone opera-
:mul Bl'idgepOl-t and three

ard. a 12.000-ton steel steamship hus'

Belle Avenue
been requisitioned from the Groton‘ — t
:lron Vl'orks at New London. on no.5

. . . A onsiderable tract ofproperty out c°"fi""“ °" P‘U‘ Four.
_:;all doii‘tthe United Stages ihipping Be”: avenue has been prchns'ed byt'

, oar . was announce at t e. localj , Ltd., 00.. if Chestnut:

in“... m... nlarahal's om... ma....g.,§eJ-.f3;§'ho,es m... .e on, w," {FORT WRIGHTBAND
_'l‘he new cargo-carrier has been held '

t' e ‘
tin port by claims against her by the'see "t to construct a oroughfaro COMING HERE SUNDA

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‘ . t . . through the property Itch wouid'
WEflfllNfi ‘ t'inIEShgldhEl‘i‘ll-dAi§::;esggdte:gemil: 012;;3‘33111 [?nd§l;:gfsin::sl§:l 12:21:: ”2: connect Chg-”rm; 12:95:) *ould mi The Libertv L033 Committee this I he brought down two German air ldealing with the future status—of tho
- ' ' ' ‘ avenue, an n 0 mornin race} ,. ‘ -3
Bridgeport jail, yesterday, he was A New London last night and turned a “town“! improvement that has York that the‘finwfiigfi’zbgndlqeglplanes in f'a’f’°§' ““1 other 999mX=Port of Dnnzig. claimed by Poland. bu
1N RHWAYTH met, by. Detective Sergeant Thomas é the shipcver to her captain, Charles long been advocated. . twenty I“ Will be at the Regent‘ machines of which he was uncertain. ‘been approved. This plan creates m-
Hunt. who immediately placed him . B. Male}. under whose command she, n was at first thoughtt am the when", mum evening at 7.30. ° :31” ”we ”mm“ mm me In a. a free citv, enjoying with“
, under arrest agaln on the charge of; was ordered to proceed ‘0 New York local firm had purchased be proper- E'o’ciockand give ‘ concert. in connnec- sq“ ron use of engine troublel g V -
__.. .burglary. yiOdaY- ty with the intention 0 extending ' tion with “The Price of Peace" filml
Hennessey was before the City, ~thelr factory site. but to real punt m t‘
Court some time. ago on the charges: a

twhich will be shown there at
2 as used last veiling b . - t
of intoxication and vagrancy and had . , P099 W, diacl y time. No admission. is to be charged. .

,court—martial in connection with his

' the cargo.
.' q imported exploit on the British front

rested While Leaving the
Bridgeport Jail For Bur-
glarizing Home of Mr-
Taylor on Comstock Hill

yesterday. but the expected decision
we and Jap-
iduring the fighting last summer. ."l‘llve to the “v“ CM“ G I
’ Captain Chambefi, ain related in d... anme clmms to the former erma
:tail the story of the great battle in {fortress of Kiao-(‘hilu and the Shant-
tW’hlch the British squadron in Whichjung Peninsula was apparently not.
Ylhe says he was flying took part. Re- hed.

coming after a bombi an edition .
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- 1-95 the public is cordially invited to: "‘ --._.. *—'
”Mala“ McClellan, 0f been ”meted as he was trying to T t. . I S - 'tn ed On Formal“) 9 ti d l
.. ‘. > ‘ ,dispose of a number of Victrola rec-‘ CS lmonla uggested (Con. u - in en . ‘ Y .
,lt ltlaeport vol-d5, which he claimed were given TESTING VICTORY NOTES

 

 

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it at the residence of Mr. and

» n: \\‘. (‘lark in ‘Pennoyer
.z..w-lylon. Thursday afternoon
.. t:. when their daughter, Bes-
i-Hmme the bride of Charles

5,000,000 lllElT ,
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For Remarkable Service

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toad Fellows Will
Attend Big Celebratior

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A A special train has been secured
tto transport the Norwnlk Odd Fel—
News to Hartford tomorrow, where
Ethey will take part in the grand one
ihundredth anniversary celebration.
This will be the greatest day for
members of the I. O. O. R. in the
history or the organization in Conner,

to him by a. hobo-friend of his. How.
he had procured the records was new

All sound investments must meet three mu. . Pint, their
security must be beyond question. Second, the mm: rate
must be good. Third, the investment must be readily oonvwn-
'ole into cash. Where these three conditions combine if a man
has money to invest. or can save it, it is pure folly I“ to tab
such investment opportunity. Victory mom away fulfill
these conditions. No man, business, industry, corporation or
bank can offer as good security as is offered in the m
Notes. The interest rate is 4 3-4 per cent—$4 pot

 

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Editor Sentinel:

The South NorwalkSeniinel of
April 23rd gave an account of
the “Excellent condition of the
Electric Light Plant," in which
it says through "Fine Results" of
Mr. Winchester’s work" the South
Nor-walk Electric Works are the
fine-st in the country-mot costing
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- i ° 1 ‘ n ' offer and h‘ then the .
.‘llciating clergyman was the When one takes into widow It» FormsmShallq P0018— iicut, and the W for the m a“ some: m I {318:} of
- . - . an" have been under guy in Him- the: bonds in normal times. 0 ”Jr! y any
A Hand. the nor pastor of the tovoo‘v A I] )_ At t fl :01! that rubbers” E. Wingeolt‘e‘; Ht Early Gm” M Fruit ford for the p.“ a. than U 3 is m . y .
. . l , i , prl La.- mos ve as given t e t years 4 . . .— . W M611 ,'
“nu-nu.” 0" PM? Twelve, , million persons have died in British in- life as t‘heperfection of on: pint Trees Sufi'er Seyrely The member! from th- Nornlk vex-sally convertible into all: on these notes will

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——-——~ hownluch ash?"youlay.. Infile'natmofthem . i
. - . . ga million others are believed to have ‘due appreciation be shown other i Those m of :3 plots who on ‘ 3M“ trail m the South , M m.” ”0' pa- ‘ W”
‘f’han Premier QUltS; ”died in the native states from the than the praise we are all wiiflnl 'cither from sheer lui or an in- NOW“ station “ ’1“ “0170' "a“ m an,” h"; M . vim” “' .
'* Il’ .4” Accepts Resignation. same cause, according to a report of to shower upon Mr. Winchester. herited bump of Yank . ution, have merging and will tgkie on ndelegntion c “a” ' ‘ .. I) m ,
-___ _. -..__-_ ,‘ the indian Government made public In recognition of his life workout! mooted to plant seats yet could “ho W a 0'1" A" those rm mfim on '1‘. Wflm ' '
.1”, All“ 9. "Rushdi P- a, here. The area affected contained a devotion, it would seem the 800- .1: by a. nice comfort}! fire this :3 ntgdpmgm a” trip T.“ “0
, 7 . “'15-“ n l’l'einliier h'ls- ms.“ h“; population «238,026,240, and the num- 0nd Taxing District owes gusting morning and over the Milton. gent-l h - ° N
-’ “thaw“ hr“ bye-n .3581 her of" deaths was 4.899.785. or 20.3 tribute in the way on may 1, N in. m .. .. ' 1:3” "'0 mm m g
:m. Slam" “ ' ” ,deaths per thousand. ‘Inafewinonths added increase of hie usurp-o bor'wbo‘hu n... .. . m. » . , ‘
-...:.-.- “Mug. mm; m .addmon it is obéerved, molten-claimed hull well ennui Vm_;m; then m ' \
int-n .-" ' 'fli manywictims ultimatum ‘ -, ~ J
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