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Entered at the South Nomalk Post TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1919
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Rain Tonight Followed by Clearing
N0 cam
' ;E13EEDIE:3H%?% RfPill WAR . 0 News From HaWker or
‘i‘ , tlw A8 ll - . .
APPLIES l0 WINE AND BEER tilt Em“ 3"“ The" 501““!
Bllllano;Pt‘olialily Drowned
Revision of w...1 ,
’" "filiéi‘ifigi’fifieifig tmiilvi'ii’ehfli‘é illgsmt‘frii Br “sh M h It Id “I Me Met [mm
. turn to elr wners; i’ mira 1y 0 S a‘ n . 5 i
, 1 Soon Alter Leaving St John’s, N. E. as 500""[cnwl i
hit] ”REES lHE ENA CEMENT 0E WllMAN my mm 9mm, 3.... 3.... . SECIIRES MANY _
SUEERAEE EflNSlllU llflNAl AMENDMENT? Farewell Message More Gem-n 8
Taxes Urged
- out oi Radio Range.
Baa Big Job as
I
s l} s It Is Premature to Disc uss the Paris Peace Confer-
enee and the League of Nations. or Even to Express! LONDON. May all—No definite , at intervals during the algae
Hi4 Judgmnt . news of the whereabouts or the Sop-t All cultu- la nua-
‘ , with airplane. carrying Harry Hawk-i don are all“ - to newa Militi-
1 PJ' and Lieut.»Communder Mackenaio$ or (and “Magic 611m.
Pmerpfiyq Grieve having been received here. it 3 Even the ma which ”railed y.»
‘olllNGTON. May 20.-—-President m {at‘lllldlt’ American
Mil lot Slit” PEACE lililll
“Nlll lllf. MIDDLE 0f JUNE
PARIS toilets mitt stilt f
Believed That It Will Be Known by June 8th W'hether the
Germans Will Accept or Reject the Terms of the
Allies
WINTER l’lllll’llSAlB 0E ENEMY Will '
REQUIRE SEVERAL llAlS Tl] W.
General Pershing’s Md Visit to Englandjlas Been
. 08W find He Will Roman at the
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l.
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(By The MM PM).
was believed in Admiralty circles ear- '
of rCommittee , . .
terdayandlaataighthfietuedod. " medmxlmneumm
L1 “
Thetnatyofpm-Ilwt:~5£
In. in his message to Congress to-
w-nmmcnded repeal of the war
..t~ultthition lflWSr-‘SO far as it tip-i
-- wim- and beer only; announced
My that the rail systems and
and telephone lines would
Izirnwd tr: ownet'slzipz'
-. lt'\'!.‘l(ln of war taxes. particu~
'through the expansion of shipping. and‘
backed Secretary Lane's program tut'~
land for returning soldiers. '
Of the Paris Peace Conference and~
the League of Nations. the presidentf
nlwt'ely said it would be premature to.
discuss them or express a judgment}
lit» also avoided discussion or domestic
ly this afternoon that the daring .Vilr‘:
tors had come to grief soon after they‘
left the shores of Newfoundland Sun-
day afternoon. ‘
According to all reports no mes-‘
sages came from the blplane‘s wire—
lPss~ not even a note of farewell—
ztnd it is belimcd that Hawker would
have sent some message unless he
villi
private
. . . , . « - e5
to abolish the manufacturers 'legtslatton at length because of his 2:;11"'1‘ an ”‘(lden‘ soon after th
.i.ul Sfll9> excises: and outlined long winscnce from “'ashington. | Off H“, ltish coast the “vamp, is
illy a program respecting labor. Congress heard a unique document; bad today. anti there are no further
rumors that the Sopwtth machine tell
- . ' 'nt the .~ -- within 'i ht 0f the River
3...» .tt'l‘Ors the ocean from a president . gha‘nnon. '4 " g .
(‘1‘. ll {UH/l2“ '~ll()lf‘ Fttl 'llt' fil‘sl lime; LONI)ON. ‘13,. 20' 10256 a. m_ (AF-
tn >ix years it heard a tiresidcntialittictated Prt‘ss).-The.weather is so:
rttad it)’ a l‘t‘adlt‘." clerk“ had 0! the coast of lrelandthat. air-
of 'l“'i*lubllfl" . been plant‘s ordered bylhe Air Ministry to
' ‘ i search for Aviator Harry G. Hawker-‘5
i machine. are unable to fly. There were
‘rtl‘onz southeast winds. rain and to:
.-.. were the “high spots" of the
trut's message cabled from Paris.
nudes that. he again urged enact
ill“ woman sufl‘rage constitu-
..»'.. recommended that
“if! laws quiplied with tefih
. an ..:x industry azalnst‘
for legislation
the only one at its kind ever transtnit~'
n‘
,‘ lin‘“ '1."f‘l"
:tlesstt gt»
3. instead to
'i. — .e (Continued On Page Eight)
i ry would hold the
, been lamenubly rents and
The opinioa held in Admiralty circ-
les is that Hawker came to grief soon
after he started.
It is pointed out that the aviator al-
most certainly would have sent a fare
well message before getting out o:
.. W
EM’EEAN NW “Ellis
231°. mat: and? ““ “‘eliANlllmmeEE
In the Reuse of Commons last night ‘
Josiah C. “'edgewood and other mem-'
bers severly criticised the govern- ' '
ntent for omitting to provide means House Steering Committee
for assisting Hawker in his flight- tolnclude Labor Represen-
tICI’OSS the Atlantic. tation
Captain Elliot declared the count-
gorernment had‘
EIhe tactioaal M which thou:-
. cued to split the party plans of friend
:and toe alike have toned out and
May 2” *Ship’Jhe Sixtysinh Congpreess starts out
_ on its two years' course with hateheu
' buried. It might not take very deep
ploughing to bring them to the sur-
ely ear-close o! the bond of the count-
ry "and life oi a gallant rantlemn."
ST. JOHNS. N. F.
UT. Holler mm
onion/titty
‘ :t'wztlk Officer in the Unit-
. ,‘3 States Army Honored
C-ir Services Abroad
salvation” 5‘
ii
4
SEAPlANE Nil 4:
5.”.‘iii‘lifi’i‘jfi‘tttwts till it
“will nttttnt
ters in New York
Left Horta at 10:24 A. M..
Washington Time. and
.\‘l-l\\' "YORK. .‘ultty :0. .\~'ht-t'.":t no
etsr‘ltlll ot the l'nilvd Hat-er." con-
vention “as held Saturday. thr- differ-
ent sub-committees spent three hours
in ante rooms adjoining the conven-'
who}...
\‘r’ i)r""i rv
,,,;<,el_\- by .\'t>i\v:tli~; it'lllll\5-r
rttvnan‘ llnmtv Gray. One
‘ that h.- Wa< decorated
u by the erk Govern-
lV'iwl‘s‘ 21..
"’ “'5' . _ , . . llitn hall in considerin: matters that ‘ . .
...t .‘izlli'inn 201‘ lilr‘ effluent End ber'l‘i left‘i‘l‘r‘d ‘0 them. Upon Lover-ed 160 hilles In One
. , vmvl‘ginu ’rnm thv ('(lllnllllé't' rooms.‘ - ' ~
-‘tliizllim. .lzan 2.1.1149 . , , . , , .' Hour and 24 MlnuiCs p
it noon tut Clidll‘illrn n. Llo’ x». mus .
_ . , _ committees were in 'l nappy mood.
i‘ f::-‘ lliitl>‘ o: It lot of
:howing that they wer‘ pleased “till
i Albanian mountains at
SEAPEANE NE-3 5
‘ ill» progress that “(‘11 neon actor.-
;..._> tun in} v:;.}' to hantu.p1;>l‘9d All comnii =cw 1~m-:>nttiienda-5 !
"5" I 9‘1"? 5" “‘kf‘f‘ tic-m lmr much weight with the (lcle-_
'7'“! “" M "“5191“ d 5"" :ates and in considering the 1:2.mifold3
"7" “n '5‘" 36th I am questions that have be‘u l"3E>‘T“€U to '
5‘ ("‘1' YUHH' 15““ Italian Tittzll. iii“ (mmtril'tvmo-t “‘Pllll "it" .
l in Illf' Ctn'ral's Staff.
mmu errand as I am.
.- zqty horse-power Lan-
,. chauffeur and mechani-
‘ l.‘l.5:'l(,'l')1lnl is taken
Last night i sir—pt
maths and faults of the same and in
making recommendati P; to the con-
~.niiun they endeavor to pierce the
i‘ulut-w and divine Wint' t-‘fect fanny?
hit action on those rer'immendations.
~ .1 have upon the organization.
5 Damage to the Hull and One
Engine Reported--
“'ASHINGTON. May 2“. —The nav—
. {at swat-lane- .\'(‘-l arrived at l‘onta Del-
P" " 933’ gada from llmta at 10:34 :1. in, “‘Aslt
—-*r~——— ’ ingtnl‘ tililt’.
The on‘it-ial report to the Navy Ilev;
[v.il‘lmt'ni trom Rear Admiral Jackson
m! (m (Continued On Page Four)
5' :53 5 ‘U - 5 I I 7 situwml that the hi2 plane covered the
; distance oi 150 miles in one hour and
- I ii i . 3 I: k '1
. I ‘ 1N2: a. m.. \Vashington time. said:
. ".\'t‘~4 arrived Ponta ilclgttda llzi‘t
:1 tttinu'w, or at the rate of more
iul-m‘ Fimmitm in ”it Arthur Pratt. of Dariemic. M, T. (10:24 a. m. “’ashinfinon
ii‘. :21 RT. Hill“? an hour.
Admiral Jackson's dispatch. filed at
Sis-innit). New Fair~ w n y- t. . -..
W .., . _ _ . _ , 1 i .v y I run.) All 0. k.
- . .. lt.t..h..l.}. {\GWKOV n. (- b‘ rgcl “ llh I‘arcen‘ \\'ASlllI\‘GTOX. May 2“.»—
Tlte nav-
, i
, lid, \‘.'tl'on. New Car Recalls Norwalk Man's 5
. Eli-.zi-n, Stamford and D- , . ,
«Viewed by In... United isappeaiance (Contained on Page Fire) ,
'ii.*‘l'li Sent-“c. at Stam- , ‘_ "-’—‘ '
a— . aching the nor- Arthur XV. Pratt. the Il3]i{-q young. a .- 7
will i m... percentage H.311 who was atrcstcd in New York a 3, Dix} FILDIE IS TO BE
- .. 7};»-\:i“ifi‘;\land-‘5 mun tint» :tzo charge-d with grand:
INTERNATIOZN A LIZED,
Flarceny. is listed to face trial in the i
"‘giminal Superior court today. l'iatt
y'ias’ hot-n out lindt'l‘ bonds of $7.000
.ur several weeks. Bonds were fur-
. nislied hy the young man's aunt. site
PARIS. May 20 _(Havas).—-lt is new
rCl‘ted by the newspapers that the.
g council of four will decide to interna- .
:innalize the city of Flume because no’
. miter arrangement could be accepted
:3“ (Continued on Page Four) by both ltaly and Jugo-Slavia.
J ,
A l
:VIOLENT RIOTING — Pousn WOMEN .
AGAIN IN STETTIN‘ . TROOPS ADVANCE.
{'37: T1“):
».".’ {.RINDS
fal‘TO TO PIE
‘ .
A; \‘
‘1‘ -—Ti.:‘ec are
» n .7 grain Citissfn?
N nizlt‘ '.
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c” ‘t'
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mum
.Democrats. held Saturday afternoon,
‘opposttion to his re—election fur the
ESixty-sixth Cmgms.
Continued on Page Four.
face, but for the time being the two
major parties present unified and
haunonlous fronts. It. was great work
«and. at its conclusion. the leaders
MINSTREL {heaved a mighty sigh of relief. The
A B'fl SUCEESS hardest tussle was over the steering
committee of the House and the dues
(Continued On Face Tut-ire)
._ _______... _—_.__._
“'ork of Moore and Gillespie
as Endmen Hit of Trinity: SUflflEN “EMISE 0F
eemb’wedMRSJflHNM’MUllEN
ers '
The best ever staged in The Nor-
u‘alks was the popular verdict ot the
throngs that packed Hoyt's Theatre to
tho" doors lilal evening to witness the
presentation of the sixth annual min-
.~tt~el and vaudeville show of the Trin-
ii_\ Men's Club. The show was an un-'
qualified success~ in cvery way. both
sOcially and finantially and from
evcry other viewpoint. it was all that
could be desired and more. It was re—
plete with good singing, sidespiitting
jokes. humorous dialect monologues,
popular medlics and everything that
1S included in the repertoire of a first
class minstrcl show.
_._..
(Continued (2 Pale Four)
[Antimalarial
Stricken With Apoplectic
Stroke Yesterday Morning
Her End Came This Morn-
ing—Her Sympathetic Na-
ture and Her Many Chari-
table Acts Will Remain a
Monument to Her Memory
, Lena. beloved wife of John Mclilul—
lcn, died suddenly this morning.
4 So state:- the formal death notice
and. as the sad news spreads. so will
the sorrow increase at her sudden call-
‘ ing away to a just reWard.
“We are losing the most charitable
woman in Xorwalk." said one cloae‘iy
‘tn touch With those matters. and the
, sentiment will be echoed by hundreds
of thankful hearts.
SECRETARY or
“tinnitus
Connecticut Congressman Is
Elected by Democratic
Colleagues for 66th Ses-
sion ;
“'ASHINGTON. May 2I't.—4‘on7:.rcs:- Ced ‘
man Augustine Lonetgan acted as seed ar “feet on “‘9 ‘TODX aid“ 0f .he
retary of the caucus of the Hottse‘
apopiexy at the McMullt—n mansion
on Judah island. yesterday morning
and a physician =ummoned. A: first
no great alarm was felt, but later it
.
(Continued on ‘Paze Ten)
Broke Leg in Bad
Collision on James Hill
1‘) rd and driven by Hill Roodner. of 106
. Cedar street. yesterday afternoon at 2
of the House caucus. {o'clock The force of the impact
‘hlr. Lonergan was acting SECYOTATV‘
or the Democratic House caucus duruknocked the Ford clear across the
=roadway over an embankment. and
in" the Sixty-fifth Congress and fill-f
" . ,. turned it turtle when it struck me
9" ”‘9 Mum" ’0 well there “‘5 no bottom. 3dr. Roodner. who was «hiv-
aig the Ford, miraculously escaped
and was rte-elected as acting secreza
Mr. bonnrgan
reached “'ashington Saturdav morn- .
. ' . mg the motorcycle. sustained A brok-
ing for the caucus and in th( ab. en left '9‘ d w ’ ov l to the
W'ASHINGTON. D. (‘.. Hay 20.f'
Mrs. McMullen was stricken with“
! ~ . -»
Driving his motorcycle out of “fest? ed state Regent 0f Daugh 5
road. Charles Simon. of Boston. wast [He . ’ .7
l struck by a Ford commercial canon n-l Howard gate to 58 5
-inJury, while Simona, who was driv-'
sence 0‘ Congressman Ashbrooit. ('f— Sorwalk Hospital. where he now is arr.
‘~= 'i-i' : sexcn
| .
. i». time. BERLIN. Monday. May 19. via Co- PARIS. May 20.——~The advance of‘oplo' ‘the seqcftag.c;on:gaf “’0“ dergoing treatment. a
_ . ".“_1_‘“:"“‘_‘ ‘ .rwihazcn.—\'iolent rioting is again re- the Poles against the ['krainians in‘hfictgdacfibr m: “1:01, the a,” are; The accident occurred at the junc-I
.- if” p“"f'-“"h 'Nfit‘" ported at Stettin, where nine civilians the region of Kulikoflf, north'of bem- e d tak the'r laces at. or maxe‘:_itioa of West Cedar street and the
, 3‘13? ~~03 Plum and and twenty soldiers are said to have berg, according to the Polish national.”I e ‘ p e” ICoaaeetkmt turnpike. Just went ot‘
» on. »- old son died here been killed.
German troops occupy committee here. was carried out by
the station houses throughout the ”Polls
cu: ot the House Democrats for the
h‘ . .
dq- vim mane-I.
. and Baker's wife and m- 5
Janet:
badly hurt they may die. I 5
Woman
3
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ngllWlliB [P
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lSalvation Army Lasses Will
middle of Jane. accordi— to .
vices fro. Farts. It “'I My ‘
be known by June 8. however, ,1“
whether the Germans will accept.
or reject the terms of the Allies.
Before the fifteen-day period
given to the Germans to make rc—
plies to the terms of the _ treaty
expires. on Thursday. of this week
it is expected that the enemy de—
legation will submit counterpro-
posals so voluminous and elabor—
ad~ .gflg... .
r!‘
“Irons Streets. Railroad i ate that it will take the I’d-face (gun‘— . t
1 Stations, Factories audg-t'u'm‘ llnlf'15hatgxe 613;.“ .5.
5 Public Places Dispensinglle-lmm'.“ 5}” “ ‘ . , a
t . '11 is said. “I” probably be given a ..
‘ Doughnuts i0 Contnbut-‘WN... to frame their final reply.
5 ors |This will he on or about June , ,
5 " "" ’ and the treaty must then he} eu-
5, film-«ml in final form for signing
Y The Herman delegation was cull .v 4
i 50‘] tusctlti-t' yesterday by its ch'i- f. ’
‘ PEI; A Q NTSI'nuut vnu llrm-ktlnrl'f-Rantvan.
b 1vim laid i-t‘ftll't‘ his colleagues tlm
l iittstrut-tions ht- ret-eived at Spa on
- v ‘Sutttlay. it is reported that an :nl-
heading. W'omen 0f fior‘valk:lltitlllt-"Invltt has been prepared pl)!
5 WOME Hard to Make tho Germans. but has been rch‘r- .4
5 Day Memorable in History 2-. .t in Berlin for approval. —.
5 or To — t Hum iiRHs't‘. Mayfll.~——Tltcfitmtin-
t-t's Rotterdam. Finland. Mobile
Prepare the Toothsome ,
Bait ‘
and New Jill‘M‘fx‘ arc sailing for the
Ll'tiitt-tl States today from this
‘Vpnrt carrying lllllrt‘ titan 130.le
troops. This t-utilplc‘t‘N tltc embark—
atitm of the Milli Division and El?-
ginx that of the 36th Dl\’i\l'.ll,
Texas and Hklalmma troops.
Th0 liiirtl lttl'atitt'} "llllml‘it‘l‘
Nil ”19' Finland.
Nu lt‘sc than 107.000 troops have
lit" sit
i wives of City Personally}
i Salvation Army Headquarters in
1 the City Hall this morning was a hap-
, RV place for every big and little cog
.9 in the machinery for putting Nor-
; “alk's quota so far over the top that
3 it will make an altitude record. Every-
; thing was working not only smoothly
ibut rapidly. and most encouraging re-
- ports from all the teams Were coming
,in Illh surprisingly generous contri- "mm "m ”H Hunkphfl‘ "V
hutions. "' xlltt‘t‘ May 1.
. Tomorrow of course will mark the _._._.
ibig clean-up day. for it will be the (Continuvd On Page Three}
txvopuar subscription day when thou:
_____,_______..————
Mlllllll BIKE BlAZE
who have either not been reached by
the workers or for one reason or an.
other hate failed to come across will
i be met by an army of pretty Salvation
L lassins in the famiilar blue bonnets of
‘ the Salvation Army. Who will make it
an object for the contributor by pres-
cntinz a doughnut. as a sort of badge
of merit. souvenir. or whatever 10'.
.t-ate to call it. '
Truman (‘anfield's Machine
Looked Like a Wreck Un-
til Al Heinie Comes to the
Rescue
room. rm Main stxcr-l acre punk.-
m: than usual qulvt way to Work It
jurl 7:30 o‘clock this morning old
Truman t ahflbld was chugging “on:
at a lt-irltrle mice on his tumor hike,
wht-n all (it a sutldnn a must1 of flap-ea
l-dl‘S' from the motor directlt' under
the Marc “‘lu-rf' Truman was sitting.
Ni odious to say he got right oil. 'tflel'
Hopping the- engine and Kl'fk‘Wl the
t
i
limit—Willi
; Willi ililMlilEil
Mrs. C. A. McNamara Elect-
: ters of Castile—Mrs. M. .l..
_ 'Flallf‘l tindt-r the war wheel In an il- a
f tional Conventlon ‘Hnnt flamrk‘ had leaped up for savor- r»:
l ._.._..___. 'al left. but t‘ant’uld did not lose lib .
3 At the fifth annual convention ofthpug‘ but 523k '1 vtflorouslg' 5:”
i the State Chapters of the Daughters ot‘. ”0mm“? rue up w" A pa. 0 ‘..
19”.“? held in Milford vestcrdav .ter and attempted to throw 1. on the
'Mrm Cornelius A. McNamara. gratin" _ ' fl “.6 .
gnaw-at of Com" Laurel of this ctty.‘ 5"" mp" Albert 1‘ Heine "m n” "
. . .lng down from Dek'lyn's babe—r) with
I ‘8: “my,” to head mp slate organtaa- 3 one of those are eittingtiit-iurnK that
tion for the next three veers. "ri tel .. .. . . I
, . . ' made Orrie Barnett rich. l‘?‘ ‘01. aa
trier-non of Mrs. Ric-human met with L (anions. pulled the ‘figfl‘r. an! I," sto!
the heartlegt approx al of all and is at“)? tire was out.
well deserved reward for the tirelatw Practically no 43mm "9 ,0“. M
and unremitting efiorts of the heal the machine which n. named n... PX-
‘mfi *3 “'9 mm“ °‘ “‘9 m' m. but which Md oe wet-rut-
‘ . sued the ML. and arm ml: ‘
mnmmmm mmfitaw «m w
. , .01" mg,
' ”v.14 .
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