till YIIUII BILLS.
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-inding of :1 Strip of Cheese.
t‘ioth Strengthens Suppo-I
sition That an Anaesthetic:
. Was Cause of the Death
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lugs
lu- mitv knowlctlac ol' the :tgrlicy
J’l'll llic trirl victim ol' the .‘sew
u. Ill ititii'ticr mystery was slain is
. hands of the county and state.
‘llllpb. it “as lcal'nett last night.
It
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VIE llltlt; Illllllllllllllllfllfl
rout-r l’lielail Still Quiet'Reception This
ont- hundrodt h
r
Entered at the South Norwalk PoSt
thee as Second Clnu Matter.
ANNIVERSARY 0f
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Illill‘illll SUMMARY 0t
lHl Alllill PEACE tltltt
“occult-reams“ NEW: FROM ALI. PART! or THI wonu IY A .PECIAI; wnii A“ oun own 0.5“"...
a
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tives of the Associated Powers, was
General Assembly of Con-,7
necticut. W'ith Others’
From All Over the State.
Observing It Today
WELCOME 3|th .
lltNtlltltltlttl
Morning. I
\Vith Outdoor Exercises;
and Speeches This After?
noon '
HARTFORD, ('onn.. May 7. 'l‘llc‘
annivelsat'y of the on
".unization ol' the general assembly
under a constitution ratified in IRISI
bli'it3.IJlllt‘(llISIy with the statement of by the “mom“, “r (‘onn‘t‘llclt l
I" . ””"I‘A‘Q‘H ”H” 11“....) C(mnemim" proclaimed October 1-) Hill b|v (ill); I
'--.A."\s - ' ' . -. . . _ l —.
‘ ' ‘~ “ ‘ today by the general assembly of
2; w- e‘uilly of the crime. Although
".‘llll of the examination was
nulged. death is believed to
h - - lrceii (auscd by an anesthetic.
' th- 'oioner l’helan has had the
,,
at)»: who examined the victim‘s
Continued on Sixth Page
VlllABANllillilllS .
tusltlllltilltil
iii-ls Murder Six Chinese
ot' l’arral
'Zl. PASO, Tex. May 7. lltiiiitil's of
limit: bt'tWt't'Il (iovcl'unlenl troops
«t Villa rebels at Jimenez continued
- received here today. Aiiieriran
i. l_' uu-n consider it probable that
.--i..tll I‘llgltLt‘lll-‘lll occurred there
Illa). as part of Villa's band left
II ,n that direction recently. Pat'-
vm hwn abandoned by Villa and
...t been ieoccupied by the Fed-
r'lt’vm “l'O t'eai' \‘illa has laid a
:m ”will in the mining town.
t'\t‘(‘llll(|ll of six (‘hincse at
.i l:_\' \‘illa has been confirmed.
Koch, tierinan (‘onsul in Far-
tn ll the lives of two other ('hin-
w hitlinu them in his home. As
»- oan be learned from Mexican
{'Iifllillllf‘d on Page Seven).
.flllllllllllSALEIIS ,
Wittllltlttltlltt
ifi'ention at Atlantic City
1-. xpresses Opinion Coun-
try W ill Not Go “Dry"
. '~.\"l‘ll'
“h _
l V.
(‘l’l‘\', N. J. May .,
nationality oi both the war
A-t‘tettiye July 1 and the con-
wnfi :ttilcndmcnt effective next
1'1»: annual convention (if
attacked by delegates
3 ll Liquor Dealers“ Associa-
npenud here yesterday.
. ‘I'I was virtually reached to
:st and the opinion was
. .\
wit that the country
wiry" next January if
l .. \\'4‘l't‘ “cajoled or
3- “H" of tear to enact
ht t
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.254 AS Sill“. SAID
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.t . Mot Ll), SINGIhG
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’ A l;\. May 7. -»\Vhen the
_ .‘llaly ('olden. who was
:(a'l. Sunday, was being,
"ital-lids at her home here
...:= t liu‘tt White. looked on
t‘ he: int ml and said:
':.tnrl.. i will be with you
'.:_r arm-moon in Illllllanu9l_
v'wllrl: “hi i» a large number
' .- l'wl Zi'IlA'fi't‘d fur the inn-
.:c-< .‘lrs. \Yhite fell dead
liL’IllL’ in tlze choir. Six per-
”il‘” ”Mini: the remainder of
.'\’lt cs_ ‘
j is a nagent of Italian propaganda
1919 as one of its last functions. Ilad:
not the senate been delayed in trans-
acting its business yesterday. the as-
sembly would have, been finally ad-
. . lou ned ‘lnt t i - _ . . -.
ot llr. Bruce \Aeaver the Stain ‘ I ' I 1" members would 11““
been back today with their legislative
‘llllllt’s completed The idea of observ-‘
aim: the centennial was developed
in
l-‘ihiuary and latci' on an appropria‘
tion and a joint committee made the
program possible. although it was
not elaborate or to any particular on.
tent foimal. The gathering, to which
\‘ltlllt' hundleds ot’ former members
Continued on Sixth Page
RESUIIIIE WATER
llllUllZ ill in tutti
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French-American Line (icts‘i
Steamer “Marion” to Ply,
Between Norwalk and;
New York 1
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The freight steamer "Marion" is
amt: at tile Not-walk steamboat dock,
and in all probabilities will start in‘
on the water transportation route
between Norwalk alid New York City
on next Monday. The well known
steamer will be run under the direc~
tion or the [l‘rench-Ainerican line, in'
,whith A. Fran-Rel. of thi§ city. is
largely interested. It appears that
the advantages of the Noiwalk-Ntrw
York route were called to the atten-
' tion of the steamboat men by Georgo'
. negotia- ,
. lions were started immediately by the
‘. Poole. of this c‘ny. and
owners of the old line. and the titer-
chaiits with the result that the water
trcluht l'acilities bt-lweeii this city
the great business ftnter of New
\l'oi'k will be i‘cslliiied within a few
( UVS.
Miller it- Houghton. it is said, will
issui- a statement within a short time
calling attention to the. change anti
urging the manufacturers and mer-
rhants of Norwalk to give the same
generous support to the new company
that was given to them.
Dr. Guinis, Anti-Turk
Worker in Epirus,
Murdered at Koritsa
SALONICA. May 7.—Dr. Guinis.
who for thirty years had worked for.
the deliverance of Northern Epirus
from the. Turks and for its union with I
Greece, was assassinated several days"
ago at Koritsa by a Moslem.
The funeral. which was attended by;
- 10,000 persons, according to despatclifi
' es to the Athens
News
in
\N'omen and child-
‘ l'el‘l cairied Greek flags and buildings
were decorated with the Greek
ors.
The commander of the French mil-
itary forces in Koritsa and three Am
cricans there attended the funeral.
col-
Tlie assassin. who Was named [bra-e
him and is said to have been assisted
by two others. the despatches declare,
in
Northern Epirus. It is asserted that
the Italians have been inciting the
Moslems against the Greek (‘hrist-
ians.
The French authorities continue
their investigation of the assassina-
lion.
. —*’l‘n"a Sentinel Wnnt Ad.
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. when
‘ the journey either by train or in auto
I LONDON, May
époisons were killed in
' Agency, re-J
eolved itself into a manifestation
:tavor of Greece.
Committee on Public Information.
"In addition to the securities afforded in the treaty of peace,
'the President of the United States has pledged himself to promise .
9 to the Senate of the United States, and the ,Prime Minister of Great i
lBritain has pledged himself to propose to Parliament of Great I
IBritain an engagement, subject to the approval of the Council of I I: [M
;the League of Nations, to come to the assistance of France in case i ; ARRAIENMENT [I
.of unprovoked attack by Germany.“ ‘PRHF. WHIINEY '
Following is a. summary of the treaty of peace prepared for use
of the press :
PARIS, May 7.—The
and Associated Powers on the one
thousand words divided into fifteen
mbined roduct of over a. thousand experts working continually
co p for the three and a half month}
since January 18th; the treaty printed in parallel page; of English
and French which are recognized as havxng equal validity. It does
through a series of commissions
(Continued (an Page Three)
llllillElEliAllllNS
ill will SillllNS,
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Centenary Celebration At-
tended by Many‘Ngrwalk.
Men Who Havo'Served'
Connecticut: as. Legislators '
and Other Oifices
The South Norwalk
loiin was crowded with
uihheti a
station plat» ,
as disting-
gronp of Norwalk citizens
‘-as has been assembled there in many 1 hand ,0 finance the measure. a pro--
years at nine o'clock this morningu
former senators. rcpi‘esenla-f
tires and those who have held other
high state offices gathered to go to
the (‘entenary Celebration at Halt-l
lord. and practically all the livinlz‘
members who still reside here niadc'
-~
mobiles. I
It “‘as a source of deep regret that .
the venerable Judge Asa ll. \Voodwa rd -
' now in his ninlleth year, was not able?
1 to go, as he probably would have been?
‘the‘ dean of the gathering. having
served as a representative In 1867
,and a senator a few years laterp
\Vhile very anxious to attend he did
,not deem it wise to make the journey.
particularly in the cold storm.
Among those to go were:
Fol-mei- Lieutenant Governor E. O.
, licelei'. Dr. James E, Gregory. James
‘T. Hubbell, “'aliace llann. John H.‘
‘ Light. Charles T. Tristraiii. Charles
'1‘. Bell of Rowayton. “'in. Low, Cap-
,tain Fred Anderson. Harry Ryder.;
I.\lortimcr F. Lee. ex-Senator Hubert
lE. Bishop, Nehemiah Candee. Samuel
- i. “'atkins and Hanford \Veed of New
1 Canaan. '
I a
i400 ARE KILLED IN
; MOSCOW FOR CRYING
“DOWN WITH LENINE’l
.-
4.—Four hundred
Moscow last
Week when the Red Guard was called
upon to disperse rioters, says an Ex
Ichange Telegraph despatch quoting
advices from East Germany. The cas-'
tialties resulted when crowds assenig
hled demanding food and/shouting.
“llown with Lenine and Trotzky."
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Franklin Juniors Get _
Their Report Cards Today I
The Franklin Junior High School:
is giving out report cards today fort
the six weeks. ending May 2. This till,
the fifth report that. has gone out this;
\school year. The next and final re
_ - Inn that W
. port for the year is due at the ciosel enlistment period. The pay ranges; IN COSTA RICA , has not subscribed to the Victory . on
,or the term. ‘ from :30 to $105 monthly- Men at? g - NAME PRESIDENTI not betaken otter Saturday. It! 1” .
I All parents are requested to go ov- . going to France. Siberia. Hawaii. Chi- 1 'l The was, We". but, may: in W“ m
er these reports with care. for theyI na, Alaska. Panama, or the states. 5 u to
give a very good idea of what the5 The regular estblishment is endeao MANAGUA. Nicaragua,» Tuesday .« must oomph“ “quilt-1- ': .
pupils are accomplishiiig in school t voring to give the new men both pro- May 6.4mm Rican revolutiontstfi m m h m u “.my LOO-I “‘ ..
work. They also tell the pupils' de- '1 per military and physical training and have issued a proclamation “”1““ W - m M“ 1"“! yawn-y M
Dortment and attendance. in period of schooling. A trade my .Julio Acosta Prm'islonal President. ”WW“ _
Every pupil should present his card ‘ be taken up in the army and the slo- and have solicited recognition of the
today for the parents' signature. and gun. “earn while you learn," is
if any mark is below 70. the parent prom-late to the arm.
should seek an explanation from the
pupil and from the school.
‘are invited to visit
and confer
and _ ,
, 1
frequently
' m nonwux. don.
fl
NEW YORK, May 7.—-An oficial summary of the peace treaty, I
I
0RGANIZAI|0N I delivered to the German delegates at Versailles by the representa.
Treaty of Peace between the 27 Allied
hand and Germany on the other
was handed to the German plenipotentiaries at Versailles today.
It. is the longest treaty ever drawn.
Authorineo Bond issue of»!
,all
I quire an expenditure of 82,400,000 and.I
I at the Country Club. with luncheon at
. well known and popular woman. Mrs.
, New Jersey.
. (‘Olll‘ty Organization Miss
(‘epted for the regular army by
Parents stations in New
the reboot.: often Net London. Hutton-d,” 3mm.
wannnsnAv; MAY}, 1919
illootlloltl
Billlliil .Plllllis.
llN0l__l_l_ POINT
t
Repairs and Repainting of
Showers This Afternoon and Tonight.
I
made public here today by the
It follows:
Representatives of Twenty-
Various Buildings and .
Sale of Structures at .Ief-' "‘9'“ ‘0 melgl‘erliman Del
ferson School of the Hote lanon
Recom- l
mended g
llllEBllJllEAlillN: mlflllllfilllil
.’ ' ' " ISteps Have Been Taken to
Will Meet on Thursday Eve-j,
ning to Complete the Bud-5
‘“ .........;s.tls RElilllllll-Alllll
The Norwalk Board of
It totals about eighty
main sections and represent: the
guiscusslng the reporters the members ,
. :resolved themselves into the ”Fiat:
Class in Arithmatic." and went into; ST. LOUIS. May 7.—-The
executive session to solve the knottytuuard Association of the
HllllSEllllES
$30 STATE llllNllS
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« year. ‘ Ilar army and build up the National
As their task was not completed Guard,
after an hour or two of hard work. ~(‘lark.
they adjourned to meet again Thurs-inf the House of Representatives. do.
day evening and complete their task. .
In the absense of Chairman Harry,
Rider the meeting was called to order‘;
by Vice-Chairman Harry Scofield.‘
who presided. _ NOROTON ROBBERS
_ HEADED THIS WAY
' ifiiogflfiififsgfilfiffl BRADSHAW‘fiIRL‘ I..‘1t.l:":t:‘; transition. it:
I
Sailors and Marines ‘l Ilocal police to keep an eye out for
5‘ {two knights of the road who. after
' tworking for a truck man of that
A stale bonus or $30 to be paid to_ A [town for a number of days. and be-
(‘onneclicut soldiers. sailors andi ling allowed to sleep in his barn. turn!
marines was voted by the House of ed up missing this morning. as did
Representatives yesterday. It will re-I forty dollars in money and a number
of valuable articles belonging to Dar-
ien residents, whose homes were bro-
Will Be Tried in the Grim-llwvihmiio last flight. Q t G b
. . e esc ption g ven .ergean i -
inal Superior Court
Lieutenant-Colonel
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(Continued Un Page. Twelve)
v
Charged With Theft of $70
on; From Joseph Privi Vand
as the state has not the funds
vision was included in the bill atltlidi‘»‘
izinu the treasurer to issue bonds for! Ison was that they were each about
_._._ .— .__~__.__.
GERMANY tits TERMS 0t ttlct ~
0N llllllllll ANNIVERSARY 0t -
SlNlllllll 0f llll lllSllANlA
National v
United I mar .
problem or the budget for the coming 1 States must work to smash the regu !the giant conflict. It comes
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M- ,____._‘_.——4—————-——___. _- A”
mam
Two Nations Present Docu-
egates in the Dining-Room
PEIlllIl WILLIAM
INST lllIlElI NAlIllNS
Meet Any Refusal on the
Part of Germany to Sign the Treaty
I
I
held its regular monthly meeting last' iterms of pearl" from the nations .
night, and nfter transacting routine: E A inmnflypd against her m ”u, world a
business in a vol-y_short session and: greatest war, This event. which
Ifitlls on tllc
_—
(By The Associated Prensa
Germany will today receive the
fourth anniversary of
the sinking: of the linsitama.
ks one of the historic dates in
177
days after the last shot of the war
Bennett, . ‘ \, ' ll llllli.
son of Speaker Champ Clark. iVHis filttl oil . m, v
The German (It‘ll-grates. when
Ithcv entered the dining room of
'tlicillotcl Trianon at Versaillefl.
Iahout 2% o‘clock this afternoon.
"will find present the representa- ‘
ttivcs of twenty-two nations. When_
,plans for the presentation of m
itreaty were decided upon some
itimc ago. it \vas'del‘btmifiedm‘. a
'only thirteen nation! would have ‘
delegates present. it being held
.that only those nations which had
taken an efficient part in the.
fighting: should witness the cere-
inouv. it was decided. yesterday.
however. that envoys of China,
Siam. (‘uha. Guatemala. Nicara- -
‘gua. llatt. l’aiiama. Liberia and
llloiitluras should also he admit,
t "I.
the required amount. The bill was: '35 years of one. dressed in dark' 1
introduced by Representative Lester: After spending nearly the PM”? . 01011198. and one Of them 6901‘th RI (Continued (in Page Eight)
0. Shriver of Middleficld and the vote ; morning in endeavoring to obtain all I black eye.
-~—«—— the evidence in the case of Margaret __.-,#,-fl_. V, __.,w.. W. ».. .2
(Contlnm‘d 0" P180: TWIN) .Bradshaw, colored, of 131 Raymond' - —— ———— ~ ——-—A—~~ ~
—-—. ’—~J—- » lstreet. Judge Vosburgh bound the:
. -. . . Iwoman over to the June term of the: AI L TOCETER VO“’T"AND OVER THE IOP.
DlStll’lglllSlled ('ueSts 0f (‘riminai Superior Court in Bridge-. A ’ ' V' n But. it
‘ ' ' gport under bonds of 8750. Miss Bradm . to in the gator-y L08 . _
Suffrage ASSOCIatIOH at I shaw was arrested Monday evening ' Hawk W111 go 2V6? glewigl a subscriptm. won this
country Club ThurSday by Patrolman John Flynn after he will require your get "‘3
and Patrolman Vl’allace Sammis bad; You will do it.
investigated a complaint mde by Jo-i
seph Privi. also of Raymond streett
who claimed he had been robbed oi",
$70 by Miss Bradshaw and another;
week closes.
You know them .
point the right. 1”th
You bought a. band
As previously announced the Fair-
l‘iehi County SutTraze Association is
to meet. thmugh the courtesy of the
V0untry~<‘lub. tomorrow from 11 to 4
colored girl.
(continued on Page Fitte)
u’
Silllillllll BAN I
“llilltltlrlltttlti
SMAAIHSAILINE
12:30. The afternoon is given to an;
open meeting and the guest of honor
and principal speaker is to he a very
in history. Splendid!
You will not fail to
“la r.
You have
(i. Louis Slade of “'ashington and
Much gratification of the
Katherine
laidington. President of the State As-
sociation. has made it possible to be
present. It is not always easy for
her to meet her many engagementsl
and she has only been able within all
few days to say she can come. She
is a fine wOman and a forcible speak
or. , Evidently Norwalk is not the only
The County Organization is one of city where a “marriage” of its bank-
lht‘ strongest in the state, MISS Ruutz-l “18 institutions IS contemplated for
‘0 ”I? he can do more.
Four years ago
At almcst the same
Versailles will be
tory Lcan' ’ .
scription to the Victory Loan 0
the sinking of the Lusnania.
TOP!
already bought c
and get a red feather. No man
today at 2 o‘clock the Lusitania. went down.
hour today the
bonded terms of pea
is right. Get into the spirit
No need to rehash argument!-
all. You know that it is from your own sund-
c, prudent an
of every preVious
' ’ orted. on the right a
have Without an supp You will not break your t
buy a Note of the final loan for the Oreo.
a wise thing to {10-
wnr issue. Pine! You
ide, the greatest war
now.
no Victory Note. Buyianother
has done enough in this war if
German pence delw “
ce by the Allies. "Vic--
of it. Put in your sub-
n this the fourth anniversary of
NORWALK! ALL TOGETHER NOW! AND OVER THE
“0“" is chairman and the organizer» the following letter from a promi-
TO FALL SHORT OF QUOTA
-,.
is Miss Grace Murray. All intereated nent Stamford business man was re- c._ __._._.--..__-- —
i" ““17”“ and in “0d “pejkmg "I" l ceived by local stockholders of the RWALK
be welcome at the meeting omorrow. Stamford National blink yesteiday: v N0
c To the Stockholders of the Stamford| BURT Awa
()0 A National Bank:— _ l
BUSINESS G D T The Stamford National Bank is in
RECRUITING STATIONS
Five hundred men have
a very sound condition and doing all
very large business.
been ac- The Board of Directors has acted
thel favorably upon a plan to consolidate!
Springfield recruiting district. which with the First. National Bank. The!
includes western Massachusetts and‘ preposition must now be passed upon
Connecticut. during the last seven by onr‘stockholders. The depositors
weeks. A total of 25,000 have been ‘
accepted throughout the country.
Col. B. P. Nicklin, the command-
ant, states that many men are taking
advantage of the one or three years'
To the People
May 6th. the totnl subscription
amounted to $687,200.
will fail in responding to this
(Continued on Page Seven).
1 REVOLUTIONISTS
to overnight n1.
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ap-i new administration by Control Amer-
ican Republics. Telempbic con-Inn.
Businega is good at the recruttlnxdcstion m’been suspended m
Haven. New Brluln.’ NW and Costa Rica um
iv
was
Nomlk’s quote. is $1,371, 450
. . k
mmitte are fearful, on this BhOerig, that lorwal
The co e summons to do its part.
Your committee believes that the negleu to
her than look of patriotism.
the mention of every pawn who
of the Towns of Norwalk and Wilton:
for Victory Liberty Loan. 0n
5 reported through headquarter:
remit! is due
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