Sllll illilltttllt‘a’w , snAllflllllllitllw '
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r‘
{ ,_;;eeciAl; wane AND out own o-nArou
2:37.518me 1370
Entered at the South Nomlk Poet
Officn a: Second Class Mutton
3th lIlREAl guilt RAVES Willi HAD
SENT ll) caution TERMS l0 l0 SlARllING
AND Holcollll lHE GERMANSA DEVELOPMENIS .-- a,
. .e ' __ ‘_ 4: for the most appropriately decorated window has been offered.
letter Sent to Governor audi says the Peace Ofl’ered a De-isome Question Over the ‘ By in means take advantage of Dollar Day tomorrow. if} 7
Postal Card to U. S. Dis'i feated People Contem- Minutes of the Last Meet- , W w, 2 _ iSub-Committee of Five, One From Each oi: the Big
trict Attorney. Signed; plates Physical, Moral and, ing, But Records Were firmfim‘ @memm—a‘gmgl Powers. to Deal With the Enemy Proposntion ‘
anoint. 063C ‘ ‘
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. AY, MAY 14, 1919
Generally Fair Tonight and Thurodalh ' o
‘ '5"
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GERMAN PEACE nltttltlol
1 sons Alllllllollll N0ll8
DOLLAR DAY IS HERE TOMORROW.
Tomorrow is to'be the big nnnusl event in town when the
1 . merchants will'obsem Dollar Day by offering some remarkable
‘ bargains to the p .
. 3,
urchuing public. A: will be seen by the
columns of the Evening Sentinel rote offerings are being made.
‘ Do your shopping only and make your dollars count for as
Q much as possible.
helm-e and after the concert by the American Band this ’“
é evening on Railroad Square take a. walk up and dowu the l
.e- ..
BERLIN. Sunday. May 11. (By The
> Associated Press.)-i)eclaring that the .
_ terms of icace resente '
against Governor and assoziated pgovernu‘ilelr’i’t'sui: agfig‘ Th" “1’39”"? "r U“. OHZULV awaited; making this turn into a street
ll. Holcomb and United States many "contemplate the physical mor- ., an" "new” ““3"”“8 dowmpmemfin from Raller avenue. lute Mondsy
- Attorney John F. Crosby for a] and intellectual paralysis oi mesa?“ "fire““rks” "ark"! m" May meec. afternoon. Herbert Woltny “d S.
in release Maximilian von German people." that Germans were'ing of the City (‘cuncil la“ "em": in! R Daniels. of Port Chester. N. Y”
.l. n New Haw-n lawyer. who is “hypnotized" by statements made’ by' ”W rilr hall Every member or thel were ”Hum" mm“ 'hen me"
—‘
l NEW CANAAN, May; 4.~—-While
. l. lhrctils
“Blue Hand"-—Clues ignite-i Intellectual Paralysis Not Changed ' H ‘_ A -__ ‘ fig ’“*
“we u ’ ' M“ ”W" INJURED ' NAVY SEAPlANlES suulu lll'liEllMAN vessnuum :
re.» 0” TIES PRESIDENT gPUBLIC MATTERS ' ‘ ' 3 ill .
llEMANfl RELEASE WllSflN’S usual; £th: up my 2; A3 CAR 5 A ll ~ PRESSEfllflRATlENllflNfllPEACEMAIlERS
ill qu HflEliENi - i ’e ANllllV , nus G N lelNG w m... .
. ;Says the Germans Still ClingiRelocation of Belden m" Bolsheviki Government in Russia Rejects the Otter of .
' . ’ to Wilson and the United: Avenue, Extension of Herbert Wolfsy and s. D. . , Dr. Hansen to Feed the Russtan Peop ‘ l
"""n‘i." .Held 1“ Hartford; States ' Chestnut Street and Wall“ Daniel, of Port Chester. ’0 "Ml-"WAR” ' l . 3'“ . _ S , .
iT.-..i.':§.t,$9s gguggggmma ’ gzrlf‘etUBuilding Line tot Hurt at New Canaan “um“ PEACH lillllP E editalolejpm). m.
’fl— e L “if. i5. 2.31:2 filth: . tam u.::—.:::::tt:::;.".:::::‘1::
passey. and Made Fast I“: AWE smiizfiggtiaihfi§qé:¥ifig
Time ,
|
._- may on charges at "pawn. President Wilson and that he him-”may was “pt-pm“ and unusual for automobile turned turtle against u . Old “f DI. m..Peris it was announced that the Coun—
ilsclosl-d .l't'stcrday They were. scli‘ is looking; forward to the future: them. remained throughout the wnote water hydrnnt, 30th Mupants , C “filer d Not on ‘0“ had appointed a subcommittee of
-.t by mail. postmarked in War “with gravest, (lpprehpnsions'n Presi» session ' were thrown out and the cur rolled age Crops on Nearby live one member from each of the
. January 25. and signed “llluc dent Ebert said today that 1... still: At llll' opt-nine ot‘ lhe meeting ('oun ”"9" 0" them. Th“ accident. occurred
..u»h bearing the figure. in blue
I human hand.
ot‘licc inspectors working on
-.v- declined to comment further
Fruit Farms as Much aS‘ . .. .- n, . 0......“
hoped that American demoeracy would ' great panels. to deal «till 1
not accept the treaty l‘rtimcd at the
Peace Conference.
cilman Murphy and Eldridge lodged film one of 'h" "‘"5‘ dangerous corners!
Ylg’OI‘Ulls pl‘illt'>i against certain parts! ""” 5
no rejected with t. of the minutes ol the last meeting. “m’l Continued on Page Nine. ’
. say that they had traced clues
ulin “'atcrbury individuals.
-etter Threatens Holcomb.
9.. the threat aéainst District
.1.) (‘l‘nsby was contained in a
“illous message on an open post
but against Governor Holcomb
. -.vl':~2lt)0(l to have, been in the form
; . l -tter_ The diStl'ict attorney. up.
.. til: inicrviewul. said that. he re-
sell his card lzm- in January and
«limiialely turuvll it over
.tlme inspectors lul' investigation, and
rt . llt‘ zovetnor received a cnnr
lllllll‘illnll about the same. time.
‘l'llt— post card :ltllll‘i‘ssetl to “Dis-
. l: \ttot'nt-y .lohll l"_ t‘i'osby,” was
'-«t‘ by I'llnsltli'l'ltlllt‘ bundling :tntl-
tl‘nnllnuad on Pat!- rive.)
ZTSNVlNllflNfll
HAl_ll3_ll3lll’EN§
l .:-.-l"our Delegates Pres-
»-Women Attend Ses-
u~ns [For the First Time
\ '.F.‘l\' May it. l‘nnvl-nin:
*t‘ll ll'i-utlwny ('t'llll'lll Ho-
n»; cit}. lilt' smemh con-
Yill’ l'tiitcd Ilzltlcrs of
.. It mo-l to legislate in the
' organization. The con-
"'{ltlsi'd ot' titty-four dele-
s ml the various local
t‘lt the country. For
tllc history of the has
:~ nl' lllt‘ United Hat-
.lwii L'ulo-S arc in attend—
. is every indication
.-, \\ ill play an important
;».,. .mdmus. Dt-lcgzltes
illill‘l'S “1'” also pl't‘s-
fillll'. ‘
. tr: l‘;l2w lt‘incen)
iiififillil r
sit/Alto
tttllt llilVE
5 sun tot-i
mic.- Fund drive of
:‘my. which begins
Emit thr- country, is
:t‘, Airs. ('avztunszh.
‘ .\li.~.~' Taylor. (if the
« lll'l‘ busy unliotll-
-. c :vttinz,‘ into line.
~'~tl y.-sti-i'tllty the
- .ul chairman, Elbirt
‘ insurcr ("hurles E.
\
1:. Thu .\lclntyrc
Il..‘. ll’ctlt‘. tlms't» two
.‘tt'tv lnssics who
'.'ll thu
lull‘.
Yankee Di-
iltt firtfil'lilCF
"Mu-l the hell‘swl‘pt
3 ' , ’t‘t"ll'ht’l~‘ with the
“wt :"“l'l'll to. will be
. at. New England
2 .' Ms cit} nest Snc
"‘1 ”n {"320 Twelve) l
to post .
’ gathering: of the members and friends
‘ cording
disdain the suggestion that the pres-
ent Getlnan Government would resign
_ rather than accept or reject the terms.
saying that the government
"hold out to the end."
would
(Continued On Page Eight)
ANUTHER EVENlNfl
South Norwalk Baptist Sun-
Lust eveningr witnessed a pleasant.
l
of the Baptist Sunday school. at which;
time games and music \vcre enjoyed.
:it'tl-r which the greatest surprise of?
tllc t"'t'nlll','.’ developed. - 1
AMP!“ :1 low well-chosen words its to‘
illt' principles and motives of Sunday
school work. by llll' superintendent.-
l'Zlm-st Hopkins. the reports were:
prr'sr-ntcd from tho following classes: 3
Continued on Pogo Nine.
llliliANlZEll MlllllA 1
Utility BAKER
Wants Guard to Revert to
Pre-W arfitatus .
“'ASHINH'I‘ON. May 1i. Notional
(illnrd organizations throughout, the
‘counttv art- to be sunt‘litmt'tl and en~
courtlged by tht- \‘l'nr Department. ac-
to Sctrctnry of “'ar Baker.
’l‘h- expectation of the Department is
those organizations. which were taken
into the Federal service during the
“or. practically will revert to'thgrir
' old pro-War status.
situation yester-
ln cxpluininu the
(Continued on Page Nine)
l’lllAllESUMlNfi ;
BANflLflUlRifiES
El, PASO. Texas. May 14. ’PtlnChO
Villa's activity about Parral and Jimi-
nez has resulted in an indefinite can-
cellation of all traffic on the old Mexi-
ct-n (‘cntrnl Railway south of Chihua-
hua City. All mall and freight are be-
in': routed by way of the Laredo junc-
ttoll.
\‘illa's recapture of Parral Thurs-
day has been a serious setback to thel
Mexican government officials. whol
‘wcrc beginning to boast of havinz
m lven the bandit to the hills for good.
Villa's evacuation. as predicted. was
merely to set a trap. He captured
most of the federal troops who reoccu
(Continued on Pu. mu).
cerning the wot-din: of the phrase tel l
.ling ol’ ('ouncilmun Moore making a!
_ motion to adjurn which motion was de-‘ E
‘t‘cntcd Despite the protest the min-:
till-s were not changed as n tic vote:
was taken and Mayor Donovan voted
against the proposed changes.
FlillNll tutti
3 That the peach crop is a ll'lllurt‘ in
EC 5, Traveling 65 Miles an: this locality seems to be a nightmare
i Hour, Expects to Reach
5 St. John’s
2 Morning at 4 O’Clock
..._, .' ,
.Good Old Summer Time. Way back
&on the let day of March when the
Tomorrow; first. day of Spring ushered in the
Eworst snow storm of the winter, and
some weeks later when there were
that disappears with the dawn ot the:
ill CHATHAM MSW W‘s Fem“ at First own...
5 _ i The Council also hnxi under consider-
l
atlon the subject of ports and water-
ways and various detnlls ot the Aanl‘l-
can peace treaty now being framed.
Italy. it appearil. is not insisting on
on France and Great Britain carrying
out all the terms of the Trestv of Lon-
don. tlndcr which she was to receive
5 (Continmd On Page Three)
ViitwnlsrlzllléflfllllfsVS-KU Z
l
5 day School Has Entertain-i
ment and Returns $120 as.
Proceeds of Investment i
. - . . . I
. (Tink) Holmes VS. Charles H. Tayloi. l H“. East Norwalk. “mp charge; and ! Towers would postpone the start of
,niliny. Holmes lmd \l’illiam Jonnings‘
lon the stand? Jennings testified also;
‘BflARll [if THAI]
”WE‘V YORK, May
- ,. ._.._.._______.l._.
EASE "lull out
i
A hearing was held in tho (‘in court ’
this morning before Judge George HI
\‘osburgh on the case of Frederick‘
Holmes was instrumental in having:
Taylor, better known as Battling,
Knnz. proprictm- oi the \\'nrwick “n
tel. arrested some time ago on thcl
chargeo fassault. Holmes claiming?
that Kunz assaulted him. breaking.
thrt-t- of hli-l ribs nnd causing much
pain and suffering.
in court this morning llulmcs look
the stand and claimed that Kunz as.
suulti-d him in the bathroom of his ho.
tul. on Monday evening. March 17.
llc admitted he had been drinking it
little. about 2.3 beers and scvcn or
cizht whiskcys. but despite all. he was
not drunk. To corroborate
his tcstl-,
that he had met Holmes in a badly',
battered condition that night and had}
taken him home. From the cvidcnccl
thought out the alleged assault appa¥
(Continued On Page Four)
Q““’_‘——‘
HilUSlNfi CUMMiilEE
The South Norwalk Board of Trade
is being brought face to taco with sev- l
eral conditions which call for action;
on their part respecting housing con-
ditions and employment needs in Nor-
walk. It has been deemed wise to re-
in these important matters to appro-;
_/
' prime committees and President I)a-;
vid H. Miller has made appointments:
to the same as follows: Housing com-l
mittee. Richard II, lolden. Samuelg
Roodner and J. “'allace Marvin; em-l
inoymmt committee. Franklin . A.
Smith, A. E. “'inchcster and M. S“
Nuttins. In the near future these men '
. will take up the problems which con-:
. iron:
us and Will undoubtedly be ofl
grout assistance in the industrial de—l
velopment of the city. '
EXPECT LOWER
- - WHEAT PRICES
l
l
14,—An immer-
diate reduction in the price of wheat
reaching all dd‘wri the line from the
.alor L‘odcc of Massachusetts was re-
Given Heavy Jail Sen-L
tence at May Term of Su-i
perior Criminal Court
ham. Mass.
time between this port and Chatham.‘
the plane made the flight of approxi-
.. . . mately 300 nautical miles in 3 hours
l‘lVl' .\o;wnlk men were arraigned f and 45 minutel.
III the May term of the Superior: TREPASSEY. N. R. May 14~-—
Criminal 0011”. in Bridgeport. yester-; Weather conditions over the Atlantic
«lay. and all were found guilty. VVil-t today were not so propitious as were
lmm llugan. of Reynolds street. ! expected and indications this tore-
charged with burglary; William llas-‘ noon were that Commander John H.
Jam-m Slolz. East Norwalk. same‘the American naval transatlantic illght‘
charge. wcic all found guilty and sent. l until tomorrow, i
cnccd to six months in jail. but wet-cl The belated NC-d. flying from (That-
lntm put on probation. These thrcelham. Mass. was expected here this
young men. it will be remembered! j
stole several bags of oats from the; (Continued on p“. Two) 1
warehouse ot Raymond Brothers and* 9
transported them to the First district
sergeant Thomas Hunt, and Patrol--
man Thomas llorney.-\vllo had been!
prcviously tipped off to the comingl
burglary. !
Illfll EARLY lflflAY
i
. by means of a rowbont. Just as theyi
oerc landingr their stolen goods. they.
were placed under arrest by Detective t ' l
' l
l
l
'l
l
(Continued on Page Four)
cannon
i Known Residents
t, Property Owners
1
The Grim Rea or has removed from 1
our midst a WP known and respected-
SENATE PRESIDENT‘ “”2“" 0" “”1"”- Frank 1- Dona-lZIOth Annual Session of the:
hue. retired business man, passed into.
iningfl
a l
14“":’““a'0’ great shock to his friends in this city.
rand elsewhere. as it was entirely un-l
l
l .
[the Great Beyond early this
[This announcement will come
\\'ASHINGTO.\'. May
(‘ummins oi lowa. invotcd by the l'ro
archivc group. Was chosen unani lexpccted.
mously for president pro tom 01 llli)‘
Senate at the orcanization context-lice
today of Republican Senators. Suit,
Although Mr. Donahue had
ccptionally well and was in the best
clerrcd party leader. and (llscu‘s!'!-,t otgof spirits.
sylvania, and
was postponed.
Proceeding-under an agreement be.
iwcen the two factions. the regulars‘
and progressives. to pass temporarily;
the settlement of the controversy over]
the proposed clction of Senators i’en-
rose of Pennsylvania. and \Varren of
Wyoming. to chairmanship of the Ft]
nance and Appropriations committees.
respettively. Republicans today held
the first of their conferences to plan
organization of the Senate for the ses-
‘ Eng. ‘
(Continued 0:: Page Flizht)
F. H. Gandhi—Narrowly
Escaped Hitting Boy
' As Frederick H. Ganung. of South
Main street. was-driving along VVash-
ington street. yesterday afternoon
around 5 o'clock. five-year—old Stanley
tcmson. of 11 Raymond street. darted
out from the sidewalk, near the Keel-
— ‘ or building. and tell almost under the
' wheels of the car. Spectators who
SELI‘S SHORE HOME TO l witm->s.~ed the alfair stated it. was mir-
NEW YORK PARTIEslaculous that the youngster was not
badly hurt. but such would have been
Judge John Keogh this afternoon - the case had it not been for the quick
sold his shore residence. corner oféand skillful operation of the auto by
Continued on Page Four.
.__...4
producer to the baker. is beliN‘Pc 36“ River drive and Marion avenue. East 1 Mr. Gaming. who succeeded in swing.
sured. according to a statement issued
today by Julius domes. wheat director.
following a prolonged confere co yea-
'erday between Mr, Barnes rep-
resentatives of the (rain industry. In-
cluding grain handlers, (31%“, job-
bers and bakers. . ' '
\
Norwalk. to Charles P. Klippel. 0!; ing to one side and avoided striking
New York city. The new owner is ‘ the prostrate boy. The youngster was
well impressed with Nowell: and will' more frightened than hurt it was
make the city his’future home. It is! learned after Mr. Granting-had taken
.the intention of Judge Keogh to erect} him to .the 03th Dr. Clark. Petrol-
nnother‘housc on the adjoining lot in linen John mill in ' but
. t
l HALIFAX. i. 8.. May 14. The. Am» . two or three days of freezing wenthex.
J0 n . . r t cricnn seaplanex N04 arrivcd here at ,
h w Freeman, Forge L“ 3310 I). m. (Halifax time), from Chapiand adjoining towns estimated that
ltite local peach crop “?
Allowing for an hour's difference in ,' failure, except for a to
‘Was One of Norwalk’s W'ell- ‘ BHUNTY [tlERfiY
and
I
not been feeling well, he was up and;
about all day yesterday and, upon re-l puny one 1“,"de (1919231....
tiring last, (“V't‘ninr'r- 119 was feeling ex- l present yesterday at the 210m annual .
‘ During the middle of thev
the controversy ovcr committee (stair-i night. hoWevcr. he was taken with “land Minimpw. which wag held a. ”w;
manships for Senator Pcnrose of Penn; poor spt-ll. which resulted in his death ! South NorWalkCongregational church.
\Varrcn 0f “'l'unling.lsh01‘tly' ai'tcr 4:30 o‘clock this morn-l with the Rev.
Mr. Donahue was a native oi“ Slum.1
inland had
extensive territories on the eat-tern
shore of the Adriatic in the settlement
of war claims.
This aparcnl willingness to make
ll d d concessions In the negotiations locking
' ' ' ' ‘ ' c that 1 . .
3:39.223.“ pig'fig'"c’m;°"$ assured (to an agrcmm-nt on th: . l-‘tumi1 2:6
Harry R. Jackson of (‘hestnut llill ; Dalmatian t‘nnll'ovcl'stcs is cont-ti tr}:-
who is one of the largest peach gaov; ‘according to adnces from Paris. as _u
ers in this vicinity stated to a Selltlnt‘l ldlcatim: process toward a definite un-
trleportetr yteslfé‘gsty 1:131:52; “ggfiféf’f’ millerstandin: among the mpmnm-s of the
nrves a , .s .: . ~. ~
peaches this season. and that even anCouncd M l‘““‘- | (. an shim
this early stage the branches of sum-v; The Fllhjocl of tin rerm '. be.
yarletie‘s were so heavily laden with both meflqmmv and “may pt again -
the fruit which is just beginning in int}, prcssed “POI! the attention of 0'.
form that it would be necessary to ‘
pick off at least one-half of them to
save the trees from breaking down.
Asparagus Profitable Crop. ,
Just, at present Mr. Jackson is
bending all of his energies to market»
ing his big crop of asparagus. Fe“
people outside of the trade realize the
extent to which the production of this newcd efforts .
ition to secure the homing Of
‘Germanl mrrchant vessels. it is
sought to have them distributed in so
:cm'dance with tonnage losses ltv the
tvnrious nations durinu the war ‘ This
‘would throw the ships interned inthe
linitvri “Status pifibr to America's cntry
' (into llll “or into the pool. instead of
l _..._
'many owners of fruit farms in Wilton
a cmnpiclt
of the more‘
hardy kinds of the cling-stone variety
peace makers. it seems that Poland is
claiming some of the warships which
Gcrmany has surrendered, having pre-
sented her case in this respect to the
Council of Foreign Ministers.
Today's Paris advices also report re-
by the British delega-
former
(Continued (3 Pete Fool-l
(Continued on Page Twol
Ministers From the Con-
i‘932‘l3“a'cfu':;:sh°~;.;;g MlNSlllELS Ml
' l liilillll iNllllllllll
' tumultuous
“'t‘l'P :
. session of the Fail-field (‘oumy Asst)-
ciation of Congregational Churches,
‘rc cl‘iC' cc. s in Members of Catholic Union
P d k J3 b 'Council. K. of C., Made
Good as Entertainers at
Lockwood’s Hall Last
Night
charge.
The mominz session was devoted
mainly to the tlansaclion of the usual
routine business, accompanied by the
reading of several three—minute rc-
ports from the Congregational church-
es of the county. The morning scs—z .
sion was marked bv the excellent ail-2 A fin“ bunch of robes, lded and
dress. delivered on “After the Saloon abetted by some imitation lack men.
—Vl'hat?" by the Rev. John M. Ilcyo. made merry at Lockwood'sllall. .lust
of Danbury. Rev. Deyo is. an cngag-‘ynight. and kept a big audience in n.
ing speaker and gave a wonderful talk. f‘galo of laughter from start to finish.
in which be strongly advocated the! While the orchestra played HOW
filling of the vacancy by the closingl You (lontn Keep 'Em Down on the
up of saloons with attractive and'Farm." tho curtain rooe on a truly
pleasant community houses. i rural scene. which 'Was cleverly gotta.
At noon the meoiing adjourned ‘up to represent a typical country
when the members Were seated to a ‘ store. with the usual bunch of yam
{me lunch. served and prepared by I men and boys lounging around of tho
the members of the “'omen’s Assocla ; (‘l‘llt‘kcl' boxes. .
tion of the church. Tu'o games of checkers were in full
The session was resumed at 1 ? blast. each with “s“hilpohéif 3:22;:
' ~ l.’ eicctators. 'i l . or.
oclock and the afternoon was devo film LhPt-llan ”0‘“de behind tho
Uneedn biscuits and baked beams on
lnterlocutor, “Sum" Masher Ind
“Mose" Cave in black face. mode afl-
tul end-men and put over their 10”.
W :9.
{ed mainly to a number of addresscs.
,given by the Rev. Hollister. of ”Wit
ton; Rev. Huckleberry. of Green-
i wich. and by Dr. Swans. of New York
who to mercury of the Pilgrim's Mie-
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