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Entered at the South llomalk Poet
Office as Second Clue Matter.
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IONDAY, MAY 19.1919
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Partly Cloudy Tonight and Tuesday.
Sighted Oil lrish Coast
But Not Yet on Land
Afternoon at 2 o’Clock.
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Ill. »'I'h«-
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. .Io- Sopu'itlt Airplane i'oIII-
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that
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\ ot't' II‘I-IIIIIII III 4 p.
report at ‘o
Hawker was
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.‘Iitl' lil. >IIltl'l'.\‘ ti.
Ill his IIII'pIIIIIe has been
ott' lrcluml.
l'tll-fiA'IHV
IIIII-riI-an Navy here.
SovaitlI
received It report that IIIIII’k-
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report I't‘t‘l‘IVt‘tI
Airplane (IoIIIpIIIIy
lllII‘\ ot'i' the Irish
H.
from London
\iuhting ut' Iltnvk~
[NIH‘
t‘I' are probably not conflicting. asl
might appear at first glance. [t‘
seems likely that the report II-
cI-ivctl by the .‘\llltl"ltflll llllVHIi
llllIIltIl’llIt‘\ I-IIIIIc how some Ilis- i
lilllt't‘ at \I‘il. It‘III I\ptes~ion ‘oft
Ira-laud” not necessarily iIIIliIIIt ?
int: tIII- aviators close proximity:
to land. I
.\'II\’;II :IIIII IIIiIiIIIrv lookotitx «III
III, \\l'\It'I'II I-InIsl III Ireland It“
1m IIIII at :3 o I-Iot k this IIitI IIIooII
llllll tlII} IIIIII seen Ito sign oi,
IIIIIvlce-r. IIotIIIoII anxiously;
IIIIIIitI-II III-\vs ol' the aviator. IIIIt_
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TlVE IN POLITICS
unlit-an I’olicies Endors-
by
the
South Norwalk
maturation—Big Smok?
lit-inc;
«.m leII in their rooms.
Arranged For
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ulon; political lint-s.
gig
on
yesterday afternoon.
or planning tor
Ipzogn. Antonio .\udi~
minicnz. was in the
number were
aim-tint: opened.
was (:Illcd on
best method of
and
closest amalgama
'}vllIJII(‘;lll part). III,
Ha I .a
Dr.
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ELJTINISS
USS’ ELINIIS
Iago. when he
Tu
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III in]
tercstcd in New
Iring‘ That Sure-
III'o into-rested In
' Henry Ford of all-V
iiilitnl‘lfll interests
«shin: arrangements
I It} circles. to pm;
ms with the sur-
umlI-r the new law
irvuislaturc. The
,l, for the jitncy
' . Illlrlnt'53 after
i’oe Twelve)
4'; quested
I'-' Ian of Norwalk
~1—-..__
'I'Io l has .l'i‘Ct'IVF‘ll
.1! Thumb!» 1. Ray-
:.Inent business
.-..~ the state has
inl‘ state parks.
WRIT have their at-
;Idvantages of
:rztzks in this vi-
'i.;t’ :‘IIIU'I'in IIIII,
VII of the IIIost
.. finest views in
.. ”:u-ut. it is possi-
uII will be taken in
It)( III authorities.
Ht
the .
. Silt-ct succumbed to injuiies IeCeived
prc “in II he “as stIuck by a motor truckl
for .
KILLED IIV TRUCK
VViIIiam (I. Street, Wealthy
Retired Business Man,‘
Killed When Struck by
Auto Truck in Darien on
Saturdav Afternoon
IIIII'ien lost.
lili'l most
IIIIlI II
one of its wealthiest
prominent citizens on Sat-
aftIInoon v hen William G.
as be
mad
Air.
was cIOSsing the Boston Post
near the llaIien railioad bIHidge;
Stieet “as walking across the
I road and IIitnI sues say he became con-
fused and stepped directly in front of
II motor truck owned by the National
Cash Register Company. and driven
. by I“. M. Howard. of Bridgeport. How-
' IIrd
‘IIIIrI‘I-n's most respected citizens.
IIAII SALVATILIN
I
Was arrested on the technical
charge of IIIItnslaughter and was later
I'I-leascd under bonds of $1.000.
Mr. Street was one of the oldest ofl
A
Iiatlt e of that place. he spent much of
his life in New York city, where he
conducted business until a few years
retired. Among the
prominent positions held in the com-
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. I::In_Iw' of spectators:
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AIIIIV EVENINE
in" b}
. the
IIIIJAISUFFIIAIIISIS I
W STUIIV SYSTEM
LIE LILIIJNTV HLIMES
.—
Important Business Trans-
acted and Inspiring Speech- Railroads, SuTrage, Prohibi-l That
es Delivered at -’Saturday 3
Meeting in South NorIvalkI
At the Saturday afternoon ‘Inecting
of the Suffragists they voted to in-
' form tlIeIIII-Ielves through It committee
lAN struttingIIIIINIISII‘IENI '2
.pendI-nt children.
concerning the system of conduct of
the (‘oumy Home: with special refer-i
t.'lll‘t' as to how to help our own
Also. to appoint II
NORM”: correspondent for the associ-
ated ch rities. under the auspices of
the Equal Franchise League. Inspir-
ling spe ec hes \IeIe made by Miss Mur-
I;-.IIIy countI mganizcr . and Mix Raw-
son cotIntv leader. Miss Min-lay ex-
IplainI-d the suffrage organization as
males the political. This information
in the form of a small chart will be
presently available for each Illl‘lllbt'l'
desiring it.
lit/Iii HANDS Sillllili
ring Australian Aviator, With Commanderl
Grieve, in' a Single Engine Sopwith Biplanei
Lelt St. John’s, Newfoundland Yesterdayl
dco '
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:IILIILIIIS .
SS HAS
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Session Called by President
Wilson Marks the Returm’
of the Republicans to
Power
BILI APPllLlI’RIA’LlLlN 'IVflIIIlIEBMUEII LlVEIl
BILLS TLI BE PASSEII
tion, Peace Trgty and;
{Argue of Natiomfloming.
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\VASIIINGTON. May 19 thie "re.‘
construction” Congress. assembled in '
( \ttaordinnry session today under the
I all issued by Piesident Wilson from:
l‘III is May 7. marks the return to pow--
er of the Republicans and loss by the)
Democrats of control over the Nation-
CAIISLII IIAN T0
MI. W
Sarlds Sanourkoebinn, Ar-
cide Ms Morning at 33
Washington Street
EATE IF RELATIVES:
and Poor Healthi
Thought to' Have Been;
Cause of Act—Relatives
Had Been Massacred by'
Turks
Continual worry over the late oi his
l0 latiIes and friends in AImenia and
his poor health is believed to have
been the cause of Sarkis Sanourkosh-
inn.
al lI-gislntiIe body. Organization of :1: 1d; (1:11,: Itn:;noinpgpnbyasp;:f;n:nd 2:15
hoIlI the Senate and the House by the' haEiIl the fumes. If“, “as extinct
llt‘“ majority “as IoIlaI s principal I l g d‘ . . ~ I
businI SS I“ up he “as foun a h u mInutIs
The immediate “01k before the Con llagdnourkoshian is an Armenianl
gress. the Sixtv sixth of the American
Republic In the passage before Julyl
first of the seven big annual appro-
priation bills which failed in the fill-
lIIIstI-r last March After that will
(wntluued on Sixth Page.)
AT Hum THEATRE ELIIINIILINII EIlLITVIl LIN
Trinity Club Boys Dind t
Propose to hike Dress Re-
hearsal
Spectators
A real strike, ochIIrI-Il in South Nor
walk Sunday afternoon which. While
not serious in its effects, produced not
a little excitement in the vicinity of
Hoyt's theatre. the. scene of the af-
l‘air. It appears that the cast In the
Trinity minsirels troop mtt at the
theatre for a full dress rehearsIII. The
services of a limited number of stage
hands was called for but instead there
were present quite a good sized com-
eslimatcd by some
c'n y persons. This was objected
the IIIinstIel management and
fun began. The 'stage hands
(Continued On Page Three)
For Benefit of Bright Baby Boy in
:IILIIV MANV SIlLIlIEIlS .
Members of the South Nor-i
walk Club FIrst in the
Drzve to Put Norwalk
Over the Top l
The South Norwalk ('lub numbers:
participated in a Salvation Army
night, Saturday. at the headquarters,
-ll \l'azshington street. A large num—
I‘Iwr OI‘ the IIIeIIIbers’assembled there,
and. following the . usual bowling.
moi, billiard and card contests. a. re-
;Il::r Salvation Army feed was enjoy-
ed: (Trackers cheese. mince and
pumpkin pie crullers. coffee and soft!
Illinkn.
'I'hc assemblage then learned some
interesting facts concerning the Sal-t
:Ition AI my IIOIk. Captain C. H.
:iilips explained the local situation.‘
m I ailing many acts of relief for nor]
(Continued on Page Seven)...
HAVE _IIETUIIEIEII";
lion many soldiers have return
Noinalk and Wilton? Have you any
hit a? The Red Cross \Velcome Home
Ioll has published the numerof 402-
min “ho have been discharged from
the aimy or giI en their release from
urine seivice in the navy. There
I
I
NURSE’S IllltlllSTEI’é
Market
Basket Attracts Passers-
by With His Cries
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Smith at 194
Main street. IIeIe retutning ronI It'4-'
iiing fiiends at an early liout )esIer
Ilav morning and “pile passing the
home of the Misscs AliIlII J. and Ruth,
.l, Kemp of 33 “‘est Main street. were.
attracted by the cries of a baby. and‘
on investigation found that they cum“:
from the porch of the Kemp residence.‘
in an ordinary splint market. basket
they found a bright baby boy. appar-
ently two or three weeks old. wrappedi
snugly in a pair of blankets and cov-
ered with a New York newspapeiu
Mrs. Smith took the baby home al‘
once and gave it food, ulille her ltusr
(Continued on Page Eleven.)
llllN’lEtlllliEi
lltlUflllNlilllAi
BNWEINESDAYI
Mark it—Vl'ednesday!
It
The daI for
must be some others whose namesithe dispensing of Sal. ation arm;v
h. we not been sent to the committee. 'doughnum
if y nu know any ex-aoldier or ex—sailor
whose name has not appeared in this
published list, please send the mine
and address to the welcome home
committee, 25 Water street, Nor-walk.
.or telephone 1420. It you are a sol-
dier or 8? Jim or marine. and have not
registered you should do no at. once,
either at the ofliee of the committee, a large number of young ladle: whoeel
meow. , go. MIMI
Miss MaIiposa Taylor
will be in charge of the Doughnut Day
headquarters in the Royal James all
day “’ednesduy. A corps of ladies
will be present with her to asstst in
the work ot‘dlstribution of this now;
famous pastry. The doughnuts will be'
sold in a number of the factories of
the. cities and through the streets by
l
(Outlined tin-20v
-IIinc hours”
. of the convention changes a law of the
who has been in this country but a
few Iears. He had been living wilth
his wife Mrs. Eugenia Sanourkoahiand
at 44 3rd avenue New York city, un
{til tuo weeks ago When he came to
this city for a rest and to regain his
badly impaiied health. He went to
the home of his former friend. Mrs.
Harry lskenderian. 33 West \Vashing-
ton street. and has been
there ever since.
The Armenian had not been work-i
(continued an Inn none)
EIfiHT HillJII
IlAVl AIIII’TEI]
The Measure Will Be S
mitted, to Hatters
Referendum Vote
NEW YORK. May 19.--7By
Inous vote the convention of the Unit-
ed Hatters of North America passed
the resolution, introduced on Tues-i
day. making the working day in hot
factories under the jurisdiction of the
organization of eight hours instead of
duration. As the action
hatters the question will be submit-
ted to the membership for referen-
dum vote. Favorable action on the
part of the local unions will make a
working day of eight hours the law of
The t‘nited Hatter!»
Continued on Sixth Page
iLocal Deputy Sheriffs
May Be Rte-Appointed
Sheriff Simeon Peat-tee official fam’
ily assembled at the county jail.
Bridgeport. Saturday afternoon, and
were. luncheon guests of the sherifl.
Deputy Sheriffs Edward B. Doulens‘
, and Nelson W. Benedict. the deputies: i morning says of the discovery of a de-
frcm Norwalk were present. “’ht‘le
no official announcement as to reap-
pointments' were made, it was stated
that new certificates were to be mail-
= ed to the men within a few days. it
has been understood for some time
tint. Sherlfl' Peale intemd to robin
mmdmwvhhvels-
me in not” it W
m
PRESIlliNl \i‘lifii—TND Olliilts
. IN GERMANY SAY PEACE lillMS
WILL NOT BE SIGNED BY lliiM
Ira-Inn
Count Von Brockdorff—Rantzau, Who Left Paris Sutur-
. day for Spa, Has Returned, as Have Herrs Lands-
berg and Giesberts, Who Went to Berlin for Consul-
: tations
lll’ AT MEETINE LIE ELIUNCILIIEEIIIIII MT
AlliesWillNotTrytoFeed theRuuiansonAmunt of
IlIlIIiAIlIAN ANII IIJIIILISII MATTERS THEN
aged 40. committing suicide at!
boarding. '
”I maier. P.
unanh
Canaries
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REAL NEWS
The Evening Sentinel hesi-
tates to re y all omn-
tion to the that. that The Am.
‘cintede-htheoulynmu-
mention giving nimble infor-
mation. The incident of the
I signing of the armistice was an
I example of that. On Saturday
this paper publnhed the fact
that one seaplane had reached
Harts, in the Azores. Other
news agencies stated that "all
three the American wo-
l planes “have reached the
Azores." A: a mutter of fact
I they haven ’t reached there yet.
i The Sentinel is the only
1 paper between Bridgeport and
New York giving The Associat-
1 e31 Press service.
.NlllllVAlli HflSPliAl
ASSlllJlAllth MEETS
lRegular Monthly Session
‘ Held in Directors’ Room
‘ Saturday Night When
i Interest Were Discussed
' Norwalk Hospital
IPresident John Cavanagh presiding in
'Ihe absence of President lohn McMul-
Those prsee were Secretaiy
James T Hubbell. and the following
elected and honOIary directors: Dr.
‘ leilliam J, TraceI. Arthur (‘. \K'lieeler.
l'Robext G. HanfOId. Dr. David Spence,
Samuel itoodncr. Mrs. Louis A. hell
I mater.
The minutes of the last Int-cling
were read by the secretary. as well as.
Ithc minutes of the last regular and
several adjourned meetings of the ex-
. (Continued On Page Elven)
Ntiuiiisitii”
l
Legislature Failed to Make
and other towns in the state may not
by t he General Assembly during its
rt'Ctl'lt session. through an increase
in the amount of state aid for each
torn.
The
Hartford Courant yesterday
. ficiency in the measure:
I Serious doubts ‘hether state aid
can be given to towns under the bill
for a 83 average attendance grunt
do-veloped Iesterduy when the en-
grossing of the measure showed that
it failed to carry the required up-
prom-lotion of about $1,150,000.
Many Matters of Public‘
l
The regular monthly meeting oi tlIel
Association was '
held in the directors room at the Hos.
:pital. on Saturday evening, with Vice- -
“1 Brooks and Louis Lei) '
SEIIILIL LiIiAI‘iT
Appropriation for the:
Purpose ‘
Teachers in public schools in this
’cheivm the increase in pay that was:
supposed to have been provided for.
“misfMto StopWIn-ing “Adjacent
(B) The Associated Press)
{Retentions that Germany will
not noqm'sec in the demands made
tunic to come from high sources in
ithe German Government. l’rcsi-
dent Ebert Is quoted today in Ber-
lin dispatches as having rcitciat
ed at It Sundn} demonstration in
,Berliu that thc peace It‘lms III vcr
‘Ivould be signed by Germany.
i Meanwhile the uncertainty that
. had prevailed over the status over
.(‘ount von Bnlckdorff-lbmtzuu
IIIcaIl of the German peace mission.
1 has been solved. The count. who
in“ Paris Saturday for Spa to
iimect government representatives
‘from Betlin and who it “as Ic-
iiv.ortml might not because of dif-
L'MIIrIIIIcs in the delegation over
Germany s pcIII c policy in buc it in
‘\ crsailles He returned tht re this
'IIIorIIiIIg. as likewise did lleri
.Illliltlh‘tlltlfl and Hen (liesbcrts,
t“ o other IncIIIbI rs of the IIIisI-ion
iv ho \chIt to Berlin list neck for
'(‘IIIIKIIIHlI()|I\. I‘IIcir r'clIIIII nukes
(Continued on Page Five)
IIAVE LLIEATEII
. SEAI’LAIVE IVE-3
{Crew of the N01 Picked Up
After Being Five Hours in
the Water
\VASHINGTON, May 19. ——The lost
nIIIaI seaplane NC—S, commanded by
(‘ommander J. H. Towers. lost In mid-
Atlantic since 5:15 Saturday morning.
was today reported to the Navy De-
partment proceeding toward I’ontu
lielgada under her own power st I'en
miles from land.
’lhis mtssagc was received at the
NaIy Department cart this afternoon
' from Real Admiral Jackson at Pout:
lielgada:
‘Tlie NC-Z‘I
located sex ()1 miles north
(Continued Cu Page Eight)
AUTIIIILIIIILETIIIEVES
' . ABANIIIINALIAII
.W hen C ha ed to Greenwich
by Motorcycle Policeman
boy of Stamford-~Moody’ 3
Machine Taken at Armory
——-Policeq Moon on Trail and
Property Recovered
Having picde up the trail of an au-
tomohilc reported stolen from the
Armory. in Stamford, at 10:35 Friday
l
night a halt-hour latter. Officer Prod
hey on motorcycle gave Home to the
chu. The automobile thicws sped
ltoward M It v-mk with ommr IIey
iafter them Seeing thi- officer after
them, the Ihie VI-s abandoned the car
and fled as the} nenrml Greenwich
VI' hen the ofticer approached the au-
Itornobilc. as it was standing on the
Post mad. the limit» was still run-
ning. The car but just been obamlol-
ed. It was towed back to Sanford.
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