PAY Yliliii BILLS
AIIOOIATED PRES.
If; 5'53 ‘
.
t - fir"
Nov \‘f‘i’h‘l
Entered at the South Not-walk Pot;
Office as Second Class Matter.
A. “8 malt“: i. an. HAVE
WOMAN- (I will [lint
IIIIIIEII CIIIII“‘:?3..2‘";.::.~ 3:22,: am:
Town Guests Features
-tmus’nb” 15770" ‘
titliiltlliiltltlili,
\tw Two Automobiles Near
Lonely Spot in New Ca-
naan Where Girl’s Body
‘Was Found
'l‘iu-ie was a good sized crowd at
the 1l£.ll('l' given by (lourt Narruk.
No fix. I“. of A.. at the Town Asst-in»
nouncmt
l ialIy.
Si wc’s orchestra
success sut'l'illl)‘
I
l 115‘
nn-n the elaborate decorations used at
FRUM STAMFURDI their dance last Friday night were
,ictt in place.
i ()i cout'st- lht- greatest interest we:
7 _ ’ furnished its .
'-ual hiuh L'radt- of dance music and
‘tlirouah the courtesy of the. Crafts-t
l
neutered on the awarding of the u i.
beaded ll.‘l:.;.‘
. . ' o ' I’ll."
This. She Says, W as at Mid-5‘ all»: 1 ! m
. - r . ‘ ie- ()I' llllil ‘3 one on (’
”Ight ‘AbOUt FIVC “’ 89“”, pl._y. but there was no name on tick-
Aft) 't-t lilti Which drew the thirty
, tea set and no claimant has yet come.
t tm ll. Both prizes are now in posses-
'.~'ion of Secretary Charles llavis, at
the furniture store of Raymond «L
Son. awaiting their owners.
All of the committees under gener-
al chairman Thomas F. Dowd per-
lormcti splendid service and are to
and an elaborately
Eliza Rider. of Winnipauk. was
1‘. o new clues were uncovered yes-
t- ~.\ by ll» lll'lt’t‘Iht‘S thm an-
to; on the New (Yunnan murder
. -t'_\' (tziv came from Mrs. A. [-1.
or Points Ridge. who told the
‘. until-s that uhile returning from
tu-atre at Stamford at midniyhr ,
.’ t-t'nu' 'l-.
illt' Wet-ks ago. she noticed ", n "nu.“ (d . v
. . l‘hey were l‘homas l'.
. automobiles standing by the (.h h l)l\i NI F nk l‘ 9‘
‘:"s"s'. "I ‘.
. t «In. near the spot where the un- H ‘ . ‘I I‘ ’toon ‘
, ‘ _ . -ll(:(ll' eomnilllte: John Mitchell.
1 - : :liwl body was ionnd. The oth- I'illlt’ l “w“! and Rtl m t‘ole H
In“ ”In” Brewster 5H” \‘ork. rushmtnt toinlnltlee l‘llule “iii
a L'll'l answering tln» descrip- I‘ . ‘ t - ' l
. .. . .~ . . _ no and ( harles Schriven. hat and coat
.. iln- sutyet s \Ittlni disappear 1 ‘ H-rrv “m“, loirkee w]
roll-r mysterious f'il't‘lllllSllillCt‘S I “m' a ‘ 7_‘ " I ( I '
lNthl.
\\ t‘l its ago.
W... iiflltlllilt SilUAllth
Ifit‘IiIIIINfi [IF IilIIIl _ AGAIN MENAEINII
tilt/ENANT WINES Patrizififiratia
IliIllS BRANflEfiE
Senator Warns President to
Expect Republican Hostil-
Safety
\\'ASlll.\‘tl’l‘O.\‘, May ti. rThe situ-
ation in northern Mexico is again re-
flected as serious. in advices receiv-
hly llull, last night. which was a pro-L
and finan-‘
latter tm.
piece
vgions of~ (‘anada into
Sent to Chihuahua for.
P»
com
_:-
SifANSSON E
nits t0R NEW
f009_§UPPtl
\Vould Convert Arctic and.
Sub-Arctic Regions of
Canada Into Wool. Meat
and Milk Production
transition
EVERY WE YEARS:
.American Capitalists Real-
‘ ize More Money From
Deer Meat Than From
Beef
C
()’l‘TA\\'.\. .\lay 6. A plan for con
\r‘l‘ling the Arctic and sub-Arctic re:
a great‘wool.
milk and meat producing area was
presented to the Canadian Senate and
House of (‘ommons today by \‘ilh-
jalmur Stefanson. Norwegian explon
er of the (‘anadian Arctic. Ills pro-
ject involves introducing large herds
of reindeer anti domesticating and
developing grtat herds of music 0):.
lloth animals would furnish milk and'
meat supplies. and the musk ox would
ai‘t‘ord also a Wool supply.
The Canadian North. Mr. Stefanson
said. could be utilized to help solve
present and future food shortages,
and development of his project would
expedite opening of mineral and oth-
er resources of the north. He esti-
mated there were from 1.000.000 to‘
2.000.090 square miles of.hmd oivdla-t
hie for grazing in a climate too 39—?
vere for cattle. but where reindeer.
and musk ox could exist the year
round.
(Continual On Page. Three)
.lJlINNEEl CflPPflLA .
.l . . ed here yesterday i'ro'n't Mexico City.
My Ill Senate and the border. The State lh-part- EASE WITH NEW '
~ ._ ._..- mom has been advised that 3,0001
'.\ KSlll.\(i'l'(l_\'_ ]I_ c” May 6...“ cmploycs of an American mining.
HM “unplug...” republican. of company at Santa Eulalia have. been.
.t't‘lillll. issued a statement [35. removed to Chihuahua City becauso'
.. _.1, in “W.“ m. Wmcispd l’resi- of threats by Villa. the bandit leader.
Witsun'anti the Paris peace con—
... p... tailing to embody any of Carranza garrison. went over to the
Hunt’s suggestions in the. final Villa forces. which now threaten (‘hi-
ig“. League of Nations cove- huahua City. Americans in the state
'l'l:~- tone of the statement is
.-1 tout as authoritatively repre-
n: the republican view and the
{up the. opposition to the 193m“. iisias, it“ an attack is made on the
i comes before the Senate, oily. Torreon is said to be Villa's?
your Brandt-gee declared that "*‘N' "bjt't'IIVQ and II I“ III? belief
here that the capture of the. city
would clear his road to the south.
Ortis Bridge Destroyed
leports front the border say the
t'onchos bridge at Ortis. south of Chi-
huahua (‘ity. had been destroyed by
wntvrenct- had refused to ct'eatt
a. court or justice. had persisted
.. "placticai abandonment" oi
.t‘untinued on Page Seven).
an
.1.
reint‘ormtnn'nts moving northward.
\‘illa has demanded an indemnity
nt‘ l.tttitt,tttltt pesos from the
it shut industries.
In his new movement to the south
he has resumed his terrorizing tac-
" ”tiilEl/S lilI’EN
3 i
. ‘ tics. llilllL'lllE' Mayor Herrera of Far-
m rat. and his three sons. because of
8‘ state Kills [fill to Permit their support of Carranza.
\handonment of Non- b“ D
Paying Lines
' nanimously
pa
:l'l tint». May 6.~—Oncc again
MI" ._ nzpanies of the state re-
. lt' rebuff in the. Senate.
Bill is PASSED
IIII." [l 1' ' --,. . _ *—
“b ‘0 1mm” (“m Measure Goes Through Gen-
nnr-ertain manner.
gymnast," was the eral Assemblv Without
..; out by the railroad . . '
m- aim-ting the Any Opposmon
to discontinue lines
. filter 3. DUIII‘K‘ HARTFORD, May 6.-—Both branch-
t titties tomnns‘ rs of the General Assembly sat late
yesterday and disposed of a lot of,
: I" Page Twelve) ‘, business. The House cleared up its
‘ calendar and also handled many Sen-
,, me .‘ , ‘ate bills. One of the events of the
3) ‘ (. ltll‘t Refuses day was the active work of an Anson-
” m. \ lcw Mexican Cases in lobby which secured the defeat of‘
j an unfavorable report fromthe appro-
_.W.I.‘ W? H t‘.. Mav 6.~ $.on priations committee on a bill to give
, ;. . ”1.). convicting Enrique Ansoma 3150.000 fora new armory.
t.,,‘ ”M Ricardo Flores . hep. Rudd of the military affairs
”NIH resulting from pub committee led the fight in favor of
'Il‘il newspaper. the Re-
v ints Anzeles. of articles
on “till the revolutionary
ill Klt'xif'n, were in effect
"'I«'.\ by the Supreme
iwt‘ustii to review the
» through. it was then hustled over to
the Senate. where Senator Brooks
pushed it through without delay.
The House passed a large number
of appmpriation bills. The appropri-
.i'
V t it
"I it:-
. .. ‘i-n . .
It -\ v1..flll ‘\ as sentenced to
“'1‘" in prison and Ricardo Ma-
'IHI“ .‘t‘hl‘.
(conunuea on Pane hm.)
in the capture of l’art'al the entire_
capital are rcported to be endeavoring '
to obtain passage to El l‘aso. as they-
believe the garrison will join the \‘il- .
Illt‘ rebels. thus closing the road for:
Torreon .
I rt presentatives of American Irish So-
Almost , cietics to Ireland is creating great in-"
. \‘terest in Sinn Fein circles there‘ and
an armory and carried the measure
——Try a Sentinel Waning. ii'l-t
unanimity.
i
. A well known local attorney who
ililflkvs a study of such llllllLZ‘ ad
'vanccd a startling SIIKKI'stiull this
morning when he deducted a \'t ry
l
(Continued on Page Eleven.)
futilsulltmits
BREAK up MEElthi
LONDON. May 6. ll‘llisll troops]
broke up a forbidden meeting: at an»
Ilone. Ireland. last night. by charging'
upon the crowd with a bayonet. A.
number of persons were. wounded and ;
~arniored cars have taken possession
or the place. Laurence Ginnell.‘ Mem-
ber of Parliament for \K'estmeath. at-
tempted to address the meeting.
LONDON. May 6.-—The visit
of
‘equal indignation in Unionist quar-
ters in lreland and England. It is be-
lieved the mission has the sanctionj
of President Wilson. and was granted!
g passports from Paris to Ireland at his:
request. There were also reportsI
that, Premier Lloyd George promised
I (Continued On Page Three)
TRANGER
l
i DEAD
t WAS GEO. MAYO'
The body of the strange man who
died of apoplcxy
4 (.‘afe on Wall street about ten o'clock
Saturday night. was identified at Bay-
mond & Son's morgue on Hoyt Street.
.last evening. as George Mayo. by a
young woman giving her name as Mrs.
Crandall of this city.
She said that he had formerly work.
ed for a Mr. Bonchard of Ridgeflcld.
and that he had a son living In HArt-
ford.
. 0n receiving this information the
glocal police got in touch with the
'police department in Hartford in an
effort to learn the identity of this son.
I Rumors that Mayo had a conflu-
‘o'clock. which will
' era and patrons by
'Proposed Start of Navy's
»wh0 subscribed for a total of 85.450
in the Timetable .
nonwux. con.
TUESDAY,
intuition ”
Ritlhil c. it
THE [IllifillllIN
liliAlilI iii GIVE '
ANIITHER PARTY
[U
Hat Company Met in am
O o . ‘
A Lecture by Prof. Winship, Enthusrastic Gathering;
of Boston, Songs by the, WW“. Started F actoryi
Students, and Dancingi Campaign
With the High School Or-f
An enthusiastic gertogethet' meet-a
chestra
éing of lite employes and the officials
:of the Crofut & Knapp (‘o.. Was heldI
‘ ‘ ,3 this morning in the factory yard in
hncouraavd ht ”Hf 7‘11”?“ “I ”leil‘nhe interests of the Fifth Victory!
t‘t'l'enl slH‘N‘H-r‘ ”1 titling 59”“ I'lmc-‘Loan. As has always been the case :
lions at the High bChOOI,’ 885901ny ' this firm came forward again with ’
llall. the Mmmlk Board :0! l‘zdllf‘a-igreat display of their interest in:
min have arranged anoth. tunctlon . their employes and of their patriotism‘
on behalf of the tmcherthmul‘lls and;a.nd loyalty to the government and'
patrons to be given in the Assembly ; the gathering this morning was a
Hall of the High SPIIOOI tomorrow PV- rousing success and marked the start
ening. in “'IW'I‘ ”‘9 program ‘5 even_0f a thorough canvas of every will
more varied than on former Ot't'tlSionsf __ l
part at '4ng (Continued On Page Three) I
a first
he
and includes
a period of: »
music by the various musical organ-i
Tlun will come 3‘ lecture to tench- ?
dent Buchanan says: _ _ ' . i
"you probably know that Dr. wan.’ ______. ;
men of this country He in the edi-I Heartily to Appeal of Non,
tor of the Journal of Education Dub“ walk Day Nursery ;
izations ot' the High School, in charge ,
if \liss ('uddebuck and Mills Mct'ar—i E FWA TE
thy. I
l
I
ship, of Boston. at whom .Superinten. "
ship is one of the best known and‘ . -.‘
most highly esteemed educational 1 Widen“ H‘VC Md
lished at Boston and has talked to
more. teachers and patrons than any
other man with whom I am acquaint; The collection of the filled sanitary
ed." :bags is nearly finished. it will take
Then will be dancing With that ‘ only a few more days to entirely conr
High School orchestra to furnish ‘he‘p‘e'e the wig-k of collecting all the
motive power and there is sure to waste from the city's homes in the
be “sortie speed" It former perform-1
ances are any criterion. ‘ '
litti Blatant
mil;
waste campaign to raise funds for the
‘ NorWnlk Day Nursery. .
Residents of this city have shown'
their approval of the campaign both“
for Its unique idea. and for the merit
.0; its pnrpore. They have gladly re-
sponded in their eagerness to “help'
the work bf the Nomlk Day Nun-l
ery- ‘ 'I
The officers wish to express their
apprecciation for the splendid co-op-.
oration the residents of the city have
glven them in the campaign. They
also wish to publicly thank Ithe newe-
ia ers for their invaluab e assist—
Because Of [Infavorable hngce in giving the news of the de-
Weather ,tails and progress of the different
, stages of the campaign.
As soon as the collection of the fill—
ed bags is completed. announcement
will be made of the returns brought
a..-
Airships Again Delayed
TREPASSHY. N. if. May ti. The
destroyer Foote. one of the flotilla as-
t1§L".‘.‘I3..."“§§.-‘§‘ at:::::.::.>;"“...':: .... or m... m... A".
atlalnic flight went hard aground indications that the amount “‘IHI
Naval Omcers said > be considerable. t
the ship was in no immediate danger-i
and that they hoped to float her at
high water as soon as the weather STRIKE [EADERS I
moderated. E
The Foote and two other destroyers BAnlY BEATEN
dragged their anchors during a were;
hen» early today.
lcrly gale.
I
(Continued On Page Six) I
i
t
worth of the bonds. one of the New
London papers has the following to
say:
(Continued On Page Eleven)
GENERAL CHAVEZ’S
"""‘ " FORCES RETIRE
I
I MANAGUA. Rial-38ml, Monday,
May 5.-—Costa Rican forces com-
manded by .the Nicaraguan General
Chores. which were entrenched at. the
frontier village of La Cunt on the
Pacific coast-of Costa Bin. have re-
tired upon the approach!!! a revolu-
tionary ion: 12 of Oust: Blane. which Frank Foimhild, 35.
m advancing from Some. on lake; The flames. said to have orig‘lmted
Nicaragua. General envez‘s forces? from an open so: Jet. quickly envel-
The destroyer Maddox also drifted_
' Lawr nee Tex-
to be floated soon. The tanker His-‘Two Men ln e '
scious
LA“'RENCB. Mass.. May 6.—Anth-,
{the police today that he and Nathan.
i
' .ers of America~ were dragged from»
dcna. lead the members of the crew men and taken to a lonely spot in
ceplion 0f one officer he was the I his way to a. house in Andover. where
home. here is at 8 Davis Place. andi (Continual On Page Three) 1
sot-n much service and visited manyESEVEN KILLED [N
in commenting on the splendid re-
persons are known to have perished
troyed a six-story apartment house
the day to search the debris for other
ashore. but her plight was not con-
i;o touched ground. but was soon :‘ tile Strike Dragged From
i
:ony .l. Camaro. a member of the
Clinemnn. said to be an organizer‘
Qtheir hotel here shortly after mid-‘
oi his vessel in subscribing to the? West Andover and severely beaten. t
highest subscriber on board. Manze : a physician attended him. The Lowell
he has been in the navy for some: ,
clinics and at present his ship is lay- COLUMBUS FIRE.
—-—-——- i
spouse oi the crew of the “'adena,
and a dozen were‘ injured, several
here, shortly after midnight this
$ victims, who are believed to have per-
sidercd serious and she Was expected
Hotel and Left Uncon-
‘textile strike committee. reported to
for the Amalgamated Clothing Work-’
l'hillip Mame. of the ll. S. S. “'a- I night by a gang of twenty maskedi
Fifth Victory Loan and with the ex-I Capararo several hours later made
is a well known Norwalk boy. whose:
lll‘le. On board the \Vadena he has- :
ing up at New London.
COLUMBUS. 0.. May 6.——-Seven '
probably fatally. in a fire which des—
morning. Firemen continued during
ished when four floors at the rear of
the building sunk to the basement.
The dead: .
Mrs. Carl Stelgwald.
Mrs. Charles C. S .
Mr. and Mrs. George Reifsnydcr.
Louis Evans, Mrs Speokman‘e fa-
ther.
Charlie Whittlesly. aged 27. eleva-
tor Operator,
Mrs. Elsie Nettletnn. aged 30.
annular-ins
new: non ALL tune or THI wonu IV A ”new; m. an can own oceano-
a
we cam
Flir tonight; Wednesday cloudy.
IftliME A NtlilliAl PORl i0lt
...... .ziwo (tilts, Amt wmcu liMli
it Will Bi ltlltNEll ova l0 lllll
German Reports State That the German Delegates Have
Become Tired of the De lays and Are to Return to the
Fatherland
STEPHEN PICHflN Elihu BHAIRMAN tit ..
1*le PRflVISlflNAllEAfiUE [ll nuns
Bolsheviki Government of Russia Appears to Be Hard
Pressed and Retreat 18 Being Cut Off
(liy The Associated Pressl.
SAMRY INCREASE ' I Preparations have virtually
been completed for the presenta-
Fm MR WlMHESTERE‘hnl of the terms of peace to the
0 ' :Grerman delegates at Versailles at.
£3:th o’clock tomorrow afternoon.
I
. . . . ' .-. |' 't-i ti witness
Electrical Comm:ss10ners~(.m£"‘lhf-‘. " ‘5‘”? “d f‘ f 1, ,
. p ttion o t e ra t o It
ACkuowW Falthflll peace treaty. a digest of which
Work of Lifetime Withiwill he read at the plenary ses—
$500 _I sion of the Peace Conference this
Iafternoon primarily for the pur-
ln the appreciation of his splcmiideosc of informing: the delegates of
lifelime's work. the electrical commls»'tlte minor details of the docu—
sioners of the Second Taxmg District ' nlcltt the Germans Wm he 3”de
voted at a recent meeting to increasr - '
the salary to Superintendent Albert E. to “it!" .
Winchester 3500 a year. This increaso' V 1th l’renner Orlando and
in a votive“ haul earned recompense. Prime Minister Sonnino. of Italy.
3;?"- “lfiefleerhfi :95 spent "““on their way hack to Paris from
part . enory a 1“ life “I "'0’ Rome. which they left Monday"
employ of the. district and solelyt . .
through his untiring efforts he is now. "Ii-'m- It “"9““ Pmbahk that they
will be present at the historic
at the header what is oftrn termed
aithe finest and best established niu- meeting: in \‘Pmainps on We‘dnes-
'day.
—..Y.-—
, Nothing.r official has been made
public as to the agreement under
t\\'llll‘Il Italy has consented to re-
SANTA ROCCO SOCIETY
IS INCORPORATED suine her interrupted- participa-
,tion in the Peace Conference. A
The incorporation of the Santa Roc- " report reaching London. however,
declares that it is proposed to
co Society is now well under way and
make Fiume a neutral port. for 3
(Continued on Page Eleven.)
the organization already premises to
he one of the largest and izics‘ lntlu- . - ~
cutial of its kind in the city. The ini- period "I tw" years. after Winch
tial meeting was held last evening in time ll is to he turned over to
riore‘ster’s Hall on \Vater street. first Italy.
district, when the-society was formal-j “pl-ma” “p“‘gpflu‘rs are print-
ly organized and incorporated. , _ 1‘ f \ .. 'll . t H
It is the aim of the officers of this» 1”" rlpor ‘ “ml. elsal 9“ (I m
society to bring the Italian resid(.n,peffc(-t that the German representi-
of the first. second and third districtsla'llves have served notice on the
into closer coxfitact with each other fol" Allies that further delay in the
lie purposeo creat'ug a )etier social )I‘PSt‘llt ti ll “f t‘ . ‘5
standing and to create in! ot‘,z‘aniza-;],- ' a O~ tit peatc 1 m“
tion for their bend“, Th” ““0er iwill result III the Germans leavmg
tion is, well under way and already‘for Berlin. Another "390" 9mm’
about 60 charter_members have been; ating from Berlin states that (lor-
engined. 2‘3”:ng €l§pggiede§r£ “1C man Ministers Laudsberg and
0 mem WI BVV . 1‘), 1. .. . . r
At the meeting last evening many (””b‘lg' "10"“)th "f ”I? fifth?“
matters concerning the future of the, dclcuatlon. In“? 1"“ . \ crsal f“
society were discussed and the for‘liut that “peace negotiations Will
lowing officers chosen for the year. continue."
gifsiggfigianifgggoSili'riit There has been no intimation
. —' ' . ' v ‘
Treasurer—Sebastia Guerrem' from Paris that the Germans were
Financial Secretary Fred Prest’y_ idemandmu immediate action or
Recording Secretary—Antonio Are-:that any of the delegates had
“3' . ‘ ileft. and the reports received in
Advisers—Phillip tuma. Flank Cal- Berlin probably were intended
zone. Eugene Matragramo, Recco Pe»; .. - . ..
lite. afar llome' consumption. r
Sergeant at Arms—Joneph Tavella. I Meanwhile the League of bio—
MEFSIIGII 0f Amt-“'—AMODI0 Man"tions has proceeded further With
F0?“ ‘r a! t P G u tits organization. At the iuectanz
ncorpora O S—n-a "a ("‘9 . en ail-I ' ' ' ‘ to.
ire. Frank Salvato. Antonio Arena..0f the organization comm“
Frank (‘alzone and Sebastian Guerre t ,.
ra. I (Continued on Sixth Pen.)
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CLOSE UP THE GAP—QUIT DALLYING, APOL-
OGIZJNG AND PIKING.
Norwalk must, have $371,500 for the Victory Loan. Pres-
ent subscriptions are $536,650. There is $834,850 to go. We
should have not less than 5,000 subscribers; welhaye to date
1,366. The other 3,644 must come in at once. It 1: tune to quit.-
.1" ,poetpomng’ ondpiking. Every winner-walk
Elgfolifigbsa'ibe $50 or more is absolutely needed in this
The end of the compei‘nis almost on’ns. There is no
thuetolouifwomnottofalldown. pet. myonreoboonp-
tion at. once. The duty cannot be sinned. You profit by
American life and institution The debt Is yours. now can
run crawl through this week and retain your self-respect, oom-
iade, while saying all the white to ycmeu, "m George do
it?" You did not have to fight. Then buy a note. bourbon
are heavily dealt with in the my; bad business. Don t. be
a. civilian piht.
tussle.
have retreated toward Liberia. capital ’ oped the single stairway in the con-
of the Province of Gmmete. Mlll- ter of the building. and cut ol! the
I
, able sum of money on his person'wnen
the unit. the 3163ch m‘ a”
an experts believe Presldent'l‘lnoocteoenpe of the Mormon penal-
pheasant“ will put up herd mun: tom
“My.“ if be “If”! ideogM‘» =‘
.
”‘I
ouVletorylote (me u a bond e:-
an: . ' “ ) buy m. 10.3.:
_ of “If. h l'
I _ Ilyoohovebought
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