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rhlimlii Observed His Fiancee t the Local Loan Commit-
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N ‘ivv Launch From the Bat-r . ,. - . . 5 - V A - tees ?
4 . . , \tAstlth-TON n. 0. April 28.‘«|Stdte Department nnoun : J t u, d... . _ .
Heship Nevada Reported; l-Inl'ort'emvllt or lliilitflla; war-time pro»; CCS They Will Be CORSid" hisuisiotiieyfigrjolna tit: 'lfjollol‘l;P 11.2% I ”—— iTl‘eaty Of Peace Likely to PC Presented to the (Ierizytn
, ’ ‘ n, , llibilion.effective next uly 1. will be‘- ' t . h p - ‘ iy arrangement with tie local l.-‘ r " r . I -
to Hate Sunk at an hurl) . “m,“rhnwn h. H... [Warnmm of a cred at the Plenary Sesjgirag‘mlflogn“0:133:19“? "at; hm}, [mm (.Wme the Boy Scomis' Delegates by Saturday. Vt hen it Is Roped Malian »
hour Today ~'"-““’<“- a sicn of the Peace conf€r°iafter his long absence and trip 0‘ ”Um” will dating the wminxt nation May BeSettled Far“ 2a.; «w ”to: an. ‘-‘
, Attorney (it‘llt’l‘fii Palmer in a slate-9 ‘ -- TOd loverseas, Private my” P. “'ilson. .two wet-its canvass for subscriptionst - Pr
- lilt'tll issued last night declared that ence ay .23. son of Mr. and Mrs. “'illiam to the \ lctory Liberty Loan. as theyt
have done heretofore ‘in all the Liber-t
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SE PllllN 0E BAVARIA ’“ i .
ANI] SIEESIA,0UIElEli TllANlN StillE WEEKS
ltnzlt-l‘ its Ivrms it becomes nlv duty . was stricken . Iv Loan drives Ti S h '
. . . . . . and died Psterd .1 . te couts ate
in still tilttt. If is enforced like alll FflRMER EMPERHR lmorning. The YOU i Doldit‘tas flung: d()np the finest kind of Work in each
other labs by the prosecution or! Miss Alice Malleit of Fairfield was one of the previous campaigns. They?
such persons as violate it." The Al-;
torncy General further assertcd'tllm,
he possessed no power to grant mit-z
llavc gone front house to house. cor ;
cred practically all streets. have?
ltaught people who have gone through l
iwith him when he died. haVini! mine
3 to New York to meet him.
lIIiEEY Tl] BEllilEll-
. inesty to any one who might "lililu-l I . . ‘ , .‘h*‘ “9"": "f ”1' “”1“!” canvassers 0"!
Sll'uil Boat Apparently Col-) t'aclurc EPOI‘ pending an interprt-tiri t “ ontlnued 0' Pu" fwd“) ’somehow been missed and haw; _ . ‘
. . . . :t' f1. 'i.‘ .z_ I.. .,__._. - . ,
“fled “’lth Something m. "m 0 . hm is to “hit pelCtntage ibmugbt in thousands of dollars in! Russmn Bolshevikl Hate Suffered Important Reversel,
-. l
at alcoholic. constituent brinngbccriAll Others Who Violatedl ‘
Middle of River I (“WNW On par.» am i Laws and Customs at: War,: HEEIDENT CAUSE“
YORK. April :58. Thirtn‘ofi' . . - to Be Brought to Inal l 3
”’"mmg i“ a “my ”mm“ HflflVER PAYS HIE" ; \t'A<Hth‘T0\: AD; 28 New at ‘ MR Ml [ sun“
I V A | I L ‘ u-u’ -. . e“ ;
tsubscriptions. It is expected that t ' until 9
‘they will do equally well in the pre-’ and Admiral K 8k 8
‘sent drive. indeed there is everyr
reason to expect them to do betterg
Forces Are Making Galas
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tBy The Associated Prom).
What promises to be perhql
the most eventful week yet of tile
Pal-in (‘tmt'crellce opens today wifll
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1- battleship Nevada were re. . -
~-i by the police to have been‘ tlclcs promised for insertion in the
-i .lt-d When the launch sank in the'
i. w“- ....~_. ....g...., _ ...
Peace treaty. to be considered at tile-f
ll. of Httllenzollern.
=, , 1.. ff ”3‘ _. .I . , . . ' [plenaly session of the. Peace Con-i ‘ m LEAVE m” “"18"." WW" ”f 9'“ M3“
gum)" I M 0 h We“ 9m!) TRIBUTE T“ HERUES Mm... May. m. gm. ”98.1mm tSkuli Fractured When Hc§MEM " l liriili final actitm on the covenant
police said that in the ab- Ix‘g'lounce“ “’da-‘V includ" the follow, W83 “mwnTmm “fl K~ - .____.._~_ of the League of Nations in pros-
s- ui‘ an official statement by the ’ ———-——-— l . ' . - ' . l i . I
H “mum...“ they hand then. M' k P , , ; Arttr'le 1 —The allied and associat-E on o'.‘ Friday and Resulted, To Resign” Pastor of South pert . I. , , H“
. ,, “n information from persons. a BS rmctpai Address at . ed ”New pubhfly arralgn William; III HIS Death a . i ; Norwaik Baptist Church Tht‘rt‘ is also a for int! pletu t.
.. ittid they witnessed the sinking Dedication of Cemeterv int formerly Gor- -——-« --- in Paris that ”l“ "9"." “f peace
ward the cries of drowning sail. F "m" Emperor. “0‘ for 5“ 039“”; Julius Franklin lioyt. whose deatll' l and Entcr other Fieus of will be ready for presentation ‘9
11“,“. “messes declarpd that rance ;against crtmrnal law. but for a su-t was recorded in Saturday's ”we or M RE“ i the t‘ xrmatlnielcit‘atcs llv Satur-
mmh “warpnuy collided with llll'i‘mtf "MRS? against international, the Sentinel. came to his end through i [Abor I I H- - . . 'k h f. rt; which
- .. ”hing just before reaching the PARIS. April 28. fiAn Amt‘l‘it‘an' ""“m'ly ““1 sanctity 0‘ treaties. tan accident which occurred on Main' —-— da-‘r "1 "n“ “N ' P '
time it is hoped tilc'ltaliiln situa-
. «la. and that they had a clear military cemetery was dedicated to-' "7 is proposed that 3' special tribal3‘tstreet. First district. Friday. Mr.‘ . 3 Another South Norwalk pastor is. _
'\ t ot‘ what was taking place be- do)" at .‘icst'es. France. which lies "I 1’" "onsmme‘l “’ ”Y "'9' accused l Hoyt was riding in. a wagon withiWashmgton Figures Thr0W35hmny to leave our midst and go‘liml may resolve itself.
- -. ot' navy searchligllts plying on H tvw llllics nol'tlchst of Nevers. in 5David .letlks of the Belden llill road; An Interesting- Light onito other fields 0' hi”?- Whlk’ 1h" As to the "NW” "Nil."- lh" “m“
the department of Nicvrc, Here “,0“ (Continued on Page Five)
'l‘t..-re. were fourteen persons in the Sands of soldiers who fought {02‘ htt-
lml 1-. one being rescued. according.llltlnity will find their last restingl
‘ " - ‘, l‘l‘H'I‘. Herbert Hoover delivered the'
- 't-ne. E and was leading a home. The auto (19- ‘
tlivcry truck of the Stir Laundry was.
standing alongside the road and with:
the engine running. This frightenedl
the animal which site-d to one aidolv
pulling Mr. Roy? 01;} the v and: let “fled from ’he bureau 0‘ can“.
throwing him torna- round. 1 e was: of m.‘dm¢¢ -oe-m .i
principal address. He said ill part: RUNAWAY filfll
"These ideals of freedom anti liber-‘i
BRINJEMBAEK taken to the home of Mr. Jenkf undiwastilnmon. n. c.. for 131:. ’nhows
.died shortly afterwards. Dr Samuelithm Hartford county is much mar-
‘L‘ “W Whit-ll men of all generations
.‘ _ “__ . . .-l
T H. Huntington. the medical examiner“ ried and has also piled up some fig-
”“ Saturday ““‘d" an “"0“" "n ”"i ures on the number of divorces grant-
body of Mr. Hoyt and found that the 'ed "11916, and that Connecticut
base of his skull was fractured. The ranks second to Massachusetts in
rttlm$l that death was caused by splnnl'New England a, the state a,” has
injuried was unfounded. the autopsy'heen the more hartrasscd by the darts
showing no such injury. Coroner of Cupid as Well as the one which
l‘llelan Will probably be in the city to- has mo". calmly and deliberately no
lnorrow to investigate the case. ed the divorce question in a cold
Shavian fashion. in 1916 the eight
counties of Connecticut reported a
total of 15.168 marriages. in 1906. 9.-
069 and in 1896. 6.716. Thus in 1916
O
jintention of Rev. J. Harrison Thomp 1 important man“. mm (. be . not,»
son, tor of the Bit tist Church : ._ _ _> -
has :3: as yet been l()liiicially corn 3 11"“ " H” l’ml’lmf‘.‘ “Wm:
mutated to his parishioners it isitllc Japanese and (lunch? t amt
- well knm not um within a few t to Kim. (Tllau and the sunning
day“ M l to 0‘“ “'5 “am‘l Peninsula. A drciaion oll tlrm sub.
tion and tier on outaidé denomina- '
State Records
A glance at "Marriage and Di»
(Continued on Ninth Page.) OI‘CP." a concise grayishmup pamph-
Sttttlw‘tltzttltt , ,
{mm BUS tilts" , MiliiE Stills FIRED 2
it out titltttttt; lN LAWRENCE STRIKE
“Three thcemen also Ston'i Went to the Florence Crittenden
ed During Today S Demon-t Home for Girls ill New York City on
‘ tSaturday and brougllLbat-k to her
Stratlon’ and ArreSts Ar home in this city. Miss Hazel Tuttlc.
t
. is“
.w .
jcct has item] expcoibdlgr fit? at f}._
“on“ our“ work. For the pm...“ lays. and it ma." be announced er a“; ‘5
(commupd 0n Page TWO) be Will not assume another pastoral l ‘
charge. Mr. Thompson has been min- ' day. _ . ~ - . it
later of the Baptist Church in this; ”mu...“ dealing With the ‘lfiPW’g
c“? f” ’ev'm" "’m- ““mmlmtsitimi of the German cables. tho t
Rev. Hugh B. Carpenter. ‘lm ““Slrcpatriation of German prisoners
called to 1 Providence, R. 1. church» ‘
He has been very successful in his l of war and the future status of “0
work here. “9 h” preached “OWN-l Kiel (‘allal and qttcstlona rclatlv‘
f‘“ ““0““ “d hannany hryltmwltn Luxembourg are also pendlfnm
vailed among his mom rs. 9 on- . . ' . . H w are in a .
ly among his own parishioners will tH‘m " "‘ be!” “‘1 fl“ - m
'= ' ' ' d'ustmont.
he be missed. but. members of all do . vi a) tovt ard an a 3 1'
1 (Iondltlotls in italy are being
nominations will regret to learn that.
be is ‘0 leave South Nor-walk. lwatchcti with some concern. but.
lverv lit/tic news relative to the
Miss Hazel Tuttle. Missing
1 Since Last November,
. Brought Back to Norwalk
; by Sergeant Gibson
tut
tintttttlill
‘rlitiUl‘ H. Eflstfiln and Pr
a rite Joseph Phillips Suc-i
cumb to Injuries ’
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Made tot Wolrplt Hill ltnad Miss Tuttle Y W ' - - - -
= ‘ l . ~ . . . ro
. tut» MERRITT, N. J.. Apn’l 28.—- ‘has been missing from her home . (“walled 0” M "9"" ‘“ REE l'NKERS” flu“ “l P‘PM'" fog‘"‘°9e:h6mm
'l .=.- deaths were added today to the LA‘VRENCE. Mass. April 28'» - l ”"1"" last N°Vemb‘"‘ and l" W" ”ll—Vi ‘ i i iflw ilfl'llVlllt‘N " rrml.
:. til pretiously recorded from the ' Shots were exchanged between the 'i ”‘5' “"“k 'h‘" 3h" “'39 1°C““"d~ ' l t and in“ colleagues in til! gown"
1
She claims that at the time. of herl
«at. of motor buses in the camp on. police and strike
tlltt’ttti’iil’tiitt r
sylnpathizers (inf-5 Emcnt has arrived since Saturday.
. PARADE iiillllllllll
l- ‘-:.u- night last. 'ing dir'turb'lnces M”), toda » idisappearance she wits employed ati - t . - l i ‘l 0!
, - . - « ~ y in con- . . . - It was re irtct hat a conncl
’lwy were those of Major H. E. ' nectton with the strike 0f textile opfillle lNOI‘Walk Tire and Rubber (.om- Jolly Evening Passed .byi 'ministcrs 2:3“ to be held on Satur-
“41"“ and a private. Joseph Phillips. ’ el‘ativcs. None of the shots took ef—iprv and on hp“ any home from; members 0f west S'de: l — ‘ ‘l ' h it t c
t mummy I. casual battalion. whose feet. but three policemen were ston-l work one “tel-"00“ around 3‘ o'clock Gun Club—Bad Weather. ' i day by the. lrttmlcr. fl. ' “ . -
. iu in Texas.‘ Thpy both died in ed. :o’he met a friend of hers who was . iBridgeport Studs Quota 0f: tion was taken at lht‘ ml" h“ “d r
we hospital here. Major Bunch‘s The most seriously injured was : ‘1’.“in an auto. ”9, gave “9" a “d9 Postponed Regular Week-i __ . 200 to Take Part in Cen-ilwm made plillli". 90.9““? find
. was due to a fracture of the. Daniel Lynch. of Lowell. a mounted but instead of driving ‘1" to her ly Club ShOOt NEW YORK' April 28.—Wlth '. . ineptlties from all lllf‘ "8th DID--
No Was thirty-two years old. 3 officer Who ’was struck in the headfllome. he (trove to ht-w York. refu: l ‘ tlstth Infantry Bflxflle Headquarters. tel-“u" Celebratmn i1. ‘ _ l-c t the official Socialist.
.. home was in Charleston. S. . and was unconscious when other po-l mg ‘0‘“?9 the. car'itnd let her get tincluding Brig.«(}en. Harrison J'. » l 195 (m p ' . ’1 "If
. “Its a physician and a gradu~llicemen reached him. Two arrestsl”““ Arriving m N“. York he 19" Due to me cold and‘unsatisfaetoryfpflcp’ commanding oflcer. m the \v ”3:1 ’ r0 . be- “WM a meetmg Sunday am at!- ‘1
tlw Georgia University. He Were made. 1 weather. ”"5 “('5‘ .nd Gun Club 308th infantry complete, and Com- ‘ 0"" k“ quota 0' 1" ”*m ‘5 pointed a specml commttttce t.
'\t't‘1 tWo years in France. first The trouble developed first
minued On Page Twelve) (Continued On Page E‘levenl
near
Continued on Page Nine.
,AVIATilIiSPlACE '
postponed its Weekly shoot that was
scheduled for Saturday afternoon. A
team about is to be held on next
Saturday and much interest is being
shown as the rivalry is keen. Tba
panics A. B, C. D and E and other de-
tachments of the 307th infantry. the
Steamship America arrived here to
day from Brest. These units, their
personal totaling 160 once" and 5.-
of the Independent Order of Odd Fel-
lows took part in the parade of 7.000
nrday. The paude was one of the
largest in the history ot‘ the city and
through the strait: of‘Harti‘ord 8at-'
draft :l resolution of confidence in
the government for submission to
the Parliament.
At the public muting of the
I \ t .—
1H" A V - teams w ich will compete are as fol— t , - throngs 01'0de the WC!” as l V ,
t ”.3. iii“ Buys LEAVE ICOOK AND THIRD MATE 5 lows: h » fifflgenarifiegf mahgfbfiflfl. the long line in gala array kept step lPeact “9"“ rcnce to be held today; j
‘ ' ‘ “ I FOUND DEAD IN SHIP‘ I E Pointers:-- 43hurles B. Smith. Louis York): to the music of 15 bands and 10 ammlthe reused draft of the covgla ;
i g . _____.__ l " Banks. Louis Yost. C. Arnold. The America brought altogether 7,— corps. ‘ 0f “'0 Dengue-0f anm" w i R
{My 0N T [SHAY NEW YORK A .n 2 “t 090186 Nash ”‘1 3- R‘Yffle- 051 troops. of whom 960 are conval- 3°”? 0‘ "'9 features 0" the ”'0' presented. This draft, made pub-
J ,3th the thi l . pl 8. The cook, Subsz—William 0. Smith. ank escinx from illness or wounds. 350 of cession were the prettily decorated lie in this countrv Sunday night,
It; s m " mf‘te 0‘ be “films”! ST. JOHN'S. N. F., April-28.*The. Parsons. Fritz “use- William Ban“: these being bedridden- "m“ We “9 by the “men“ ”dim d'fi m -" mm, ini on,“ W“
“W ‘ . arse y d. lying at Pier No. 1. t hopes of Harry G. Hawker and of, Harry Wildman and A. Tones. ' On the “gamut” Freedom. from of the order, and numbers gubed in i c l , P . 7 ,
M. ”EVE“... Mass. 28:4,“. il‘ompkinsville, s. 1.. were found dead ; Fred- R. Raynham the Brmsh mam. The work has mu started on the S" Nmm. 1,712 troops rammed m. the uniform that have marked everyifrom that brought to America by a“ a,
Division was in 9'. state of; \llatbeed (eglrilg' fiestbelrday when First 1 for successful ”gauge over the At-l club's hunting lodge and it is ex-t ‘ _‘ war of the United States from thelPl-pgidpm Wilson ‘lat‘ February. ‘ a
a“... yesterday for the begin-i shlp. . rig um boarded the t lantic are centered on engines which, peeled it will be ready for occupancy; (Continued 0,, p“. mm) m‘°‘““°n ‘0 u" “mac "”55" Japan probably Will try to scour? . as
iv: demobilization today. The
appetites for home have!
\llalpened by the sight of home ?
Mm cheered them along the
the Boston parade. The di-
. was all back in camp yester»‘
and the entire crew
Linford. third mate, each
old. returned Saturday
turned in.
mi
The Syllid was fumigated Saturday i has been
until their bodies were found yester--
in was teamed today. in neither case
tested continuously for
sent ashore.‘
John Kaimkinen. the cook, and John more than eight: hours. With favora-
ble conditions, for which the aviators
51 years t are Waning, the trip will require a.
night andt
They were not. seen again minimum of 20 hours.
A. margin of
l
gfive hours additional is allowed by
about the middle of ’May.
(Continued 0!: Page rive)
Shore Haven Remd' enee
Entered by Burglars
Automobile Plunges Into
River 03' Ferry; 3 Drowned
PHILADELPHIA. Pm. April 28.'
Two women and a child are dead and
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noRWALK HASoNLY 345 SUBSCRIBERS 'ro
rf'lltttillle of discharge in the. . each in their petrol. oil and water w...— Y (m, ‘ T ,
in which the. units will go » day morning. ‘ supplies. Faith in the ability of their live an." persona escaped drowning ‘ I RY ho ES
.,._ i ll , . A phymcian from State Island For the second time within the only through the bravery of“ my 9
f ,‘T (”'3' , Hosvitai said that the deaths were ‘l past six weeks the summer residence once:- mm attention when an Io data a male more than one per cent. of Norm-1k I Ml ,
...tt 4. 104m Infantry: 101st Ell-11m, to poisoning. 3 (Continued on Pan Twelve) of Samuel Cochnfle. at Shore Haven. automobile. out of mm, backed o! latton MI ”Milled for Vi "0.33,..030 in.“ 101‘ 3'1 5
"'t lltlt tic—a on P 'e Twerve) ‘L’ t “T ’ i has mungmkenndgtghenmn $0531.36, the deck of ‘ (”Manning the Del- A ninety fine in the MW hundred Id forty-8w
., . ,7‘" ; ‘ - . whousu 1m ._ 0' aware River tutu e ~boat ' 9' 1.. ‘3‘
. -.__. , , ; leg ettfii‘k- oily Fails To tCOSt 0‘ lemg 3 Per Ct“: York. naming to his Show Haven docked at. lolrket street who? The S'llblfl‘ibefl M" 1"” $375,660 “ our ‘ksgm “a; not
lit") and Wife Klfled 5 ea 9 ll'Dlane Cotlapsest Lower Under Affillstlm home over Saturday and Sande-Y. ":5 dead are In. Leah WI . aixty- that included one “a.” Mm-
Bv Train On Trestle, FREEPORT L w l ““ ——=—-" ' "filmed “1'7““! ”3:33.202: :1; was In. W314 . bl. Wot» do W uh. willful down not.
- ; . -. 1-. April zit—Lieu. nosron. Mono. april . ;— M m H. mm. or son. .. . - “a
‘7 ‘ '-_..____. E tenant Allington Jolly, of Chicago. {cost of nva for Eerie-:8 ”It: arrived there Sntnrdly. , SW W.” m m. myth“! not. any“ ”sanctity. M 00“." m
um ten. 12. 1.. April its—water was killed yesterday when lie tell earners declined threat per cent. titu- " 30" ”M um “mule of ‘lhc at- was a heavy tolrlu our youpnt your veto on . huh “I”
.~ialoney and his wife, Alice. were 150 feet in the “bullet" machine or} an; the period twin the W of M ans-co and utter git-m an en- Ellwood Wilson. I sol-iris? 01""; a. Mindanao-ouch. MW, rain... “it
k and killed on a bridge Jul Dr. George W. Christmas, whkm liei the.amiatice to the first mk' or Wm! M“ meta-um Leah Watkins. and burnout. Wheth- converted to M m gut harping. m min! I.“
w. of the Apponaug station at 4:25 was testing. The wings of the Ina-I March. 1919. according to I. ‘m min collar. .11!” units of men's or an (I! W m" m the fly“ a! m m m ~ m N‘”“
may afternoon by Boston-New chine collapsed and the ahplane tout ment issued today” 21.5an m M!“ It“! m, “'0 Mlle! by the an: or the moo-1 nix-mu ‘ M tin , and ‘
. passenger train No. 21. . near the Lufbery field. dnltrlal cm Mr” m We wraps. one s W the when or whether Wilson their m in“ m yon pit
‘ upped on the trestle. the couple The “bullet" is of 180 horse power. in Manhunt. the not the 1““ “hwy m m ‘ Mimi. MM “'9 MM 0’ wheel: 0‘ MW! 9“
clasped in each other’s arms and it is said can attain a speed of] estimated by an Baird's, ‘ .1118. was tl'm , ‘9' Mint... car in new .
1‘.~‘.l. the locomotive struck them. 150 miles an hour. Lieutenant Joint-was still (ppm J :fi :3:- m M It, Cochran m; m “I" "t”
»- nody of the woman was tossed had just left: Copingueand was flying cent. above the pro-war ’ the filter W F— W- 4’0““. U- 5-?
«tr-rive feet, below into a road. at a fast rate when the: crash occur- trustedjritbr an m ‘ it. “mt-l!- 3" ‘ Wm!
. that. of her husband hung from red. ‘ fit Rm ’ 1m i 3'. . .
.ur iridge by hjsclothing. A daugha
Mary. who lives with Mr: Malon-
’ , ~ Hither at Rutland, Vt, survives.
neutenant Jolly 118; seen eighteen
months' ’aertttce in film and int
only recently ' . . . ‘
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