.EAI] BEST PAPER
EVENING SEN TINEL
IN NIIRWAIN BUSES
- announce puts: new. mom ALI.‘ PAIITI on THE wonupv A gnu"; m3. A“ on! own onion-on
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Entered at the South Norwatk Post
Office as Second Class Matter.
Ionwnx. 06in.
J
ermaus Will Not Sign
WEDNESDAY, naval, 1919
Untettled tonight and Thursday. "0 03m
Peace Terms as Presented
To Her 'Pleuipoteutiaries
i
etinite Statement Is Made to the Associated
Press by the German Cabinet at Ver-E TWIN!” AW
sailles, on the Ground That the‘; Conditions 'P’m‘e ““5 ““19““
Demanded by the Allies Are Not Justified
IIIlit‘
i
Axhtit'Itlit‘tI N'l'l‘\§ J,
'Iotlay or tomorrow the (it-rnian
iiilllllt‘ state-intuit that UN”- II-pII-sctitativcs .iI'I- ('xpectctl to IItetZ'IIIIEIIIIIOIIJrIdfli-I‘IiilIIlIJIIEiTfizIEIPIIElI‘chgE;II
\\III not sign lIIt‘ pt‘ilt‘t' transmit to ”II. Allies a I.IIIIIIIIII.II_ "R. TRIAEEY WILL -sixih Division. has rctur‘nPId to him
“‘ Hwy “fr“ PEP-WM”l i” the statement on (Ic'rniaiii s lIhomel. on Spring :llllh avenue. the!
.'-- I _ I _-.~ I _ . .. _ . .. . '-__ . pmu ssessor o t 9 re:
..‘ i." IIE TIIASTMASTIEII (my...
I.‘ . I . .pI I II,\Iii;: “hat points - wound stilpes and last. but not least.
through Ihc ASsoI‘IattttI ,HIIII- “N...” and “le,“ tIIt‘,\' Ilcsii't', an honOIable dischaige. after three
to llll)(IilI_\'. IIIIlt' IIIIIlt‘t'ILtliiV Illllt't "Ia” ”Hi", m u") Unitcd States
”-iilt‘lliN alum-E it >“"“""h“t IIIIIII' I'or iIlt‘lll to make I known Army Jim. I“ he I“ better known.I
line. i.,\- I’l't‘xIIII‘lti ism-m. iState Medical SOCIBty Will
IIIt‘Il' standpoint I-xpircs 'I‘IIIII's—. OI - ~ '
. . ..' . . .. . . _ I June 10. 1916. wlicn he Jonied Batu
SI'III IIIIIiiaiiii ItiltI othI-i tIit_\'. l I, to ,\‘I~.\tI-rIIa,\'. at Icast. HOId 127th Annual Meet -tery E. at Fort Vt “gm Mexico,:
vtlS III high [)Iilt't‘h IiavI- [il't'- ”II. IH-pvnhqn opinion in Paris ing in the Stratfield Hotel, France and Germany were among the
'IlI\ (Illt'. Mc‘auwIiiIc Euro- sci-med “to IN' that. Iiotwitlistatitl- Bridgeport, TOMOI'I'ONV '“EFWSIIUK places visited by tho Nor-
. . . . . . . . i , I .
«a chi-s shou that hot - till: all their protests. the Germans {NIEIINLWIIAIIIIIS (EEIuflnghilii mama” in
X““' itiilHI-s um. IstiIl IIItituatch “1mm sign the treaty . At the. annual co vantion of. gbeI he Was severely game?“ the battléi
._. woun- “HilllfII‘El-I Pr-I -inicr ()Illtilltlti of Ital) has State Medical Socie y. which will be‘of Chateau Tliierry and wounded at‘
- 'I‘hiis another,
gone to Home for a t'tilllIt‘i't’llt'c held at the Hotel Stratfleld. Bridge-‘ St Mihicl and awarded the Crolx de
”mm; by ”II. ,- .. . . . DOlt today and tomorrow winding up (:uerre for herloc action at Verdun.
. \I _| \IItlI nit-inlieis of his cabinet on with a banquet tomorrow night. hich Alter enlisting in Battery R, in
H” I” HIM” I II““"“““ ”WWW" and f‘H't'Itzll ’“bu'” has been paid Dr. 'Wllliam J June. 1916. CavIant-iugh went to the
..I ot the I t'at‘t' questions." according to a [rm-i5 Tracey, of this city, who has been in-, Mexican border. where he remained
""' “‘“ih W’m- IiispatI-li. It Si‘t‘nls prohahlc. thI-i-c— med '0 a“ “5 ‘WStmaitPr and has until the following February. when he
mic-Ii I“ the Al- N _ ‘ . .. . . I, accepted the h0l10l. which means that . l‘t'llll‘l‘led to this state and went into
_ they foti. that lllt. pcaII tcinis niII not \\HI_\ intIoIluctions are sine to pro- -
. ‘ttih Milt": he In‘PM‘Illt‘fl to the Austrian III~I~ (9dr the $919011?!“ by man nott‘d’ t' ' '
”"“”‘- ”I“ “““' cation III-t‘ort- It‘riIIav. when ItaI- "1“" y (Con "“1310" Page Eleven.)
.It'I- li'il yet ___.I Mt"? than 150 physicians and sur- -I_II
I (Continued on Page Five) ggeons are expected toIarrlchin Bridge- BARS SKI" "N
t I _—___.__
IIIIIEEEIIIAHURTI I o. SEIPPERT STREETSI
EIEEII IIAT EVENTS, . ,
IN STAll'SIIEEI. AT ""18"": SCHUULTIWestslizgilAegiiiegiisdIthe
PLANT BEAST; ’
T RATE [IR
PERCENTAGE?
(‘ onv cntion Spendsi
Armory Hill
\ Iii (onsidct'ation Ofv IHHISI‘I‘JI’ annual I‘IICI‘I “fly lIH'Ih'IlilIvI The downpour ot‘ rain today made
"IllIiJItnd ..___ 1) IIII'IIIIIdUIed for last Saturday sulleic-l auto travelin: cxtra hazardous. as tho
5‘ s i .- v - 'H Hall liOHiimnment on account. of succeeding SIIONKPI'S caught many
__.._.__ IEXDIOSIOH .W 8S second 1n, 1h? Weather. but when it finally took driver on the road without wheel
: 5: mi :1. After tlt‘i’Ol- Brief History of Naval, WW9 “0119]?!" afternoon was a great chains.
I"~i:iI-oII M'Ss’ltill to; 5- ,success. Ilt‘ day “as beauttiully: Twu minor art-idIIIis 0("(‘llllt‘G. ontI
'- IftlI\t- nll'l'IIi ol’ the FaCtory at Baldvun, I4- In clear and the spurious lawn nevcrI shortly before «wen o'clock vviiel'l‘v a
5; rfai tam systems of *‘7— Hooked more 'cliarniing than in this Ford deliven wagon cominc
u anon imenun [In con. Itm‘KviI.i.I: CENTER. May 21. ~. blossonnnetmw A number of our “estpmt avenuc hill shed one omr it2i
IIlllli'LI Hatters failed -\n ('XI‘IOSIIOII at the star shell manu- “"'~" and ”19m“ ""de an t'nihilsth- tires which rolled an amazing distance
tic audience for the 6\ cuts anti became
a changing frame for lllt‘ central piI-
'ure formed by the various even's as
[Illt'illl'il‘liz plant of the naval ordnance
tlt partincnt at Baldwin. yesterday. re~
sulted in the death of one man and
.':"t‘lllt‘lli in the niattei.
va’ixv tho» important-c
piopusition and there
into II)" Iliivenay of Franklin H. t‘. reg-I
ory's residence, while the car con
- ii ‘.i nibbuip the two rev- sI-i'imis injuries to tour others. The ”WY-IIOOR N30“. ”Under the direction cun'e where the (lil‘Pf‘ stopped it andi
'.Ulil mvi'y angle. Al- workman killed was Austin South- Of i‘Il-‘LS Vida ”11'“ Francis. one Of the came back for his pmpeimty
"i .:,v oi the delegates ard. who lived in Freeport. He was i'l‘im'ipals of the school. Miss Eleanor A more serious accident occuried on;
. v w iiat rule IhpI-e. is crushed by a falling wall, Gage. athletic director. and Miss Armory Hill about night ociock. “lien
. “mun-n; in iavor or, The four injured men were badly .\laud( “‘ood. another member of the a big truck owned by Hairy Breskv &
; , -. . IllIiL't‘ systoin wiiii burned about the lace and hands! — . son, or Bridgopmt. in (haige of a col
5W” 1 11-“ \Vili Will-Mimi 80m" 0! them may be fatally (Continued Un i'age 'i'eni lorcd driver. named George Brownl
in the system oi" hurt. They are. \Villiam Dobler,‘ _~ making the grade on Armory Hill in
.-.‘ ILIS ir-wii mad.- in Twenty sixth street and \‘orhees , , ,
55min (“Ipsnuu liold< avI-nuv, Sheepshead Bay: Vl'illiam' CATHOLIC UNION i (Continued on Page Eleven)
f. Robers. ltockx'ille ('enter; Harry “0- COLTNCIL 110} I) I
3 Hi: Putt _—:'ixi 2 man. Baldwin. and Charles L'nkel, ‘1 , a
- w__ _ RE(;L' LAR MEETINGI 1‘ ALL FROM BICYCLE I
(Continued On Page Twelve) I w . RESULTED IN DEATH.-
,w a)
The most important business trans."
’ action at the regular meeting of t‘ath -
otlic l’nion Council No. in, K. of C..
. last evening. was. in connection with
appointing a committee to formulate?
plans for giving a formal and suitable?
reception to the returning members
who have worn the colors of Uncle
Sam in 'the “'orld's “'ar. and the fol-
lowing members were named: Mor-
:‘is J. Devino. Frank Dorsey. James
ins-in: tom: 01 of Iti<
. ALLEREII
in; EMBEZZIERS ANERIBAN fiUARl
_ .. T SEEKSALEABER
siamford. to Face Company of. Boys’ Military'
Monday afternoon. Ernest \Ieisel of 47
and as a result of the internal injuries
received died at 2 o'clock
ing.
ity Ciliiiffh he last control.
swerved, crashed into
HflME AETERTRREE 1
“SI jinn—Goof -
I séd, Wounded at! Away}
answered the first call to the colors;
tinueIl down the grade to Dead Man's.
Ithe
bimclo a9. III:-
was toasting down ”i“ ”m 1‘03“ 0n' the afternoon and tonight the custom
this morn-
\ieilsel was coasting down the hill
on his bicycle and when near the Trin-
Tlie wheelI
the curb and
ACCIDENT MAY
END IIIE ElYING
IEughsh Aviator Does Not
Expect to Attempt Trip to
Europe in the Frail Mar-
tinsyde Plane
fSIIEIETIIN NIIW
BEINIi REPAIREII‘
Machine, Stripped of Cover-‘
ing of Linen and Veneer,
to Be Rte-assembled
ST. JOHNS. N.
skeleton of Frederick R. Raynham'si
Martinmde plane. a thing of frail apv
pearance. stripped of its cavering ofl
linen and veneer. was set up in a re-
pair shop today to be reassembled
Ilt seemed a slight structure for the
iburden assigned to it and, with the}Mrs
't'orward parts wrenched and torn, aI
' vehicle of doubtful strength to braveI
a passage. of the upper regions of th
I Atlantic.
This view is held by Captain C. W.
‘. Morgan who declared today that
he could not put his former faith in a'
majciilne :0 damaged as the Martin-I
Isy de was in the crash of Sunday. HisI
1 statement indicated that he would no t
fly with Raynham in this second at-
tempt to win fame. for which the ma—I
chine is being rebuilt
(Continued on Page Seven.)
aiiismii) BREWSTER
[IN EURRENT ISSUES'
iNotable Address at Diocesan
Convention In Hartford—
Present Problems of the
Church and State
NE\\' HAVEN. May 21.—Episcopal-
ian clergy and laity delegates gather-
t III lime yesterdav for the annual dio-
cesan convention and conferences and? the confidence ieposcd in the.
meetings of various organizations in
diocese Trinity Church on the
:(irI-cn. being the entertaining parish.
ITIIE‘ morning session was in the ne
turc ofa conference on church activi—
ties through the Brotherhood of St.
A.ndrew the Girls‘ Friendly Society,
2 and the Daughters of the King; -
The diocesan convention began in
ary dinner of the laymen will he held
Lowe street, was ”HOW“ 0“ ”19 wheel at the Lawn Club Tomorrow deputies
to the synod will be chosen and dio-
cesan business generally considercd.
Among those who spoke during the
*0-
(Continued on Eighth Page.)
Iable little circles of crispness which
st. May 21.—' Tn'e}
Howevei Cap ’signlficance attached to the annual
NORWALII MAN ENISIINE TRIIllBIE
PAIII $50 TINT ‘IIEEPS READ AT
ONE IIOUIIIINIII PONIA DEIGADA
Percy W. Brooks Holds the
Record for the City, One
of the Young Lady Auc-
tioneers Reports
IIRIVE EIINTINIJES i
REST [IE WEEII
Doughnut Sale May Be
Continued Tomorrow, on
Amt of the Stormy
Weather
Developed When the Sea-
plane Was Being Tuned
Up For the Flight to Lis-
bon, Spain. Early Today
Nil-3 TAKEN APART
ElIR SIIIPNENT IIIIIIE
Commander Towers Recom-
mends That NC-l Be-
Stricken From List as
, “Lost atSea” .
Fifty dollars for a doughnut- Whoi WASHINGTON. May 2l.-—Although
will heat It? I Weather conditions were extremely ta-
‘l'bat'a the price that Percy Brooks. vorable, lieutenant-Commander Al-
of this city. paid for oneot the delect— Ibert C. Road was unable to get the
seaplane NC! away from Ponta Del~
are being sold or auctioned of! all Ignda today for the 800-mlle flight to
over the city today by the young wo~ Lisbon. Pmtugal. because of engine
men workers, under the direction ofItrouble. which developed when the
Mrs. John Cavanagh. chairman of the! ship was being tuned up for the start.
woman‘s committee on the Salvation‘l Dispatches to the Navy Department
Army Home Service Fund. Iindicated that the motor trouble was
Other contributions for doughnuts..not serious and oflicials expected
ranged from titty cents to $10. George Commander Read to get away at day-
A. Jennings having given that sum for, break tomorrow. to complete the first
one. this morning, as well. I transatlantic journey by air.
The factories of the city are being, Commander John H. Towers. trans-
covered today by the workers. who : atlantic flight commander. has recom-
are endeavoring to get "Dollars tor, mended that the N01, which sank at
Doughnuts" from the citizens of this} sea, be stricken from the navy list as
city. "lost at sea." and that the rec-3 be
Now. a surprise for those who at» Iplaced out of commission for rebuild-
tend the theatres this evening. \A’c I in; when she arrives in New York.
won’t tell what it is. but a hint is ‘ The NC a is now being taken apart at
hereby given. There will be a chum-g Ponta Delgada prepaiatory to being
ing auctioneer, supponed and assistedt shipped home,
by a crew of our soldieis \v ho fought I Lieutenant Commander R. A. Lav-
in France with the 5611i AItillery and ‘ ender and Lieutenant H. Sadenwoter.
‘Who at present are in this city on a ' members of the NC-l and PIC-3,1“!
recruiting detail. return to the United States on the
Mrs. Reed G. Haviiand. assisted in first Izou-wnmont "~sz leaving Ponta
Elizabeth Miller and Miss Helen Delgada. The dismantled NC 2 will be
taken: to New Yotk on the U. S 8.
(Continued on Page Eleven)
IIICAE SUEERAIIISTS
HAPPTIIVERIIUTIJIIIIT
Norwalk Women Send Tele-
(Continued On Page Eight)
flRANII IIIIIIIE TIE.
[IIIII EEllIlWS IIEETSE
N EVV‘
-_._...
HAVEN Mav 21.—~Speciali
convention of the Grand Lodge 1.0
0. F.. at. Hotel Taft here today. be-. gram to Republican Lead-
cause Odd Fellowship now cntei's upon I - ‘
.its second century of existence. In' ers . [Jrg‘ng Immediate
’Api‘il the lodges in Connecticut ob-; Action
served the centennial by a gathering
at Hartford. The convention today
planned to can-y forward the work of
the order with renewed confidence in.
its growth and financial strength.
The feeling: of Nm'vvalk Sufl‘ragisto
is reflected in the following telegram
signed by Misses Clara and Elsie Hill.
Grand Master Harry Hirsch. of New 0,5)“ch menue. and :apntd "Mai: It:
London. presided, and the guest ot'tho' .‘ pmwm‘m‘e Frank on ell. (pu'
Ilican House lcader. and Senator Hi—
day was Henry V. Borst. Grand Sire. . . .
_ _ ~.. ., , ram Johnson. Republican chairman of
Grand Master Hair) HileIl s rcpouy the Suffrage committee:
was as follows; . .. . - . . ~
One year ago you honored me by wmiIigI‘btlxIIIa-IIIIIIISIIIIIIII“ delay “I
election as your (hand Master. an Iolitics .. ' I '
honor for which i have been deeply ‘ I " _ _
grateful. The thought’foremost. ini Also. the tollowmg Iiicssaco Was for-
mv mind has been to render service In. waI-dcd to the same parties this after-
thc Odd i-‘elolws of Connecticut that noon: . . _ '(o . 1 .
would testify as to my appreciation of lirpiesentinz int “omI n. vie urgp
immediate action favoring “omen-
AnotliU
Suffrage amendment.
“Signed.
"MRS. A. HYDE COLE.
“President Norwalk Equal Suflrago
I : League.
I "MRS. FRANt‘lS GOODYEAR.
: “Secretary."
Suffrage
crawl and Mary had
(continued IOn Pace 'I‘Welvel f
It no“ looks that thc Suffrage
Iatnendmtnt may be passed by (‘on-
:mss within a month. Representative
Continued on Sixth Page
MYSTIC. May 21.—l‘ om cats in I.\'
press Number 5 from Boston to New v 1
London and New York. running local—:1)!“IE J‘AZZ B‘AND
ly from “'esterly. R, l.. to accommo—I FILLS ASSERIBLY HALL
date passages for Sun... 9.... 01' WITH MERRY DANCERS
New London. over the Shore Linc Di-
. . . 12s osilo. John Nooney a I] Dr. Ii rrv vision of the New York. New Haven 5 . .
I J“ i gogmenft‘ IO‘BC arganiz- II.pHe{fermi. n a Mcisel was thrown 03- Al the time he SUBMERGED MINE and Hartford Railroad euro derailed I p III in- ~ iiiin- t Jazz Iband i 9:
. ' i ere or A warm rece tion was iven Ca ~‘ did not realize he was badly injured; and toppled over an embankment a )l‘tirV‘tm‘W "7‘1“" 0 "W" 3-“ n Zn
.1' \Y u_\' 21. frlie trial 0:" 18 Y 0U S 14 t0 tain J. J. Hindi-Iii aand Serggeant JohIiI except for a scratch on his face. SINKS AMMICAN mile west. of West Mystic station this M” 1‘1“" “"17" 'If".\' “mil-tn”. 4"“ "'8
it :I" viiihezzlers and :1 ears , Dorsey, who were present. and com- wont to his home and a little latex was SHIP LAKE PLACID morning. 3'0 person was hurt. The fire! o'l 'i "fl‘li -: oi riancvs m Aezembl!‘
, I '4‘ ‘3 m have. niisappro-j .........__ . plete the quota of returning members taken \iolentlv ill and passed away; . ————- locomotive tender was derailed. Rail-I Halt That a larrc number .OI you“
.~ , izi add into-rest to the. it is possible that in the very near who earned stars on the gen-Ice (13; early this morning of an internal' GOTHENBURG Sweden. May 21—. road men expressed their opinionthat I i‘H‘ti ~ m ’1“ and nf‘lzilhc'mf’. "In”
,',I-‘-' IIrlitt’d SNIPS “in- ?IU’UH‘ WW" WI” b? organized in ”19. of the Council. Both made snort hemorrhage Medical Exami'ri Sam-1 The American steamship Lake Placid ‘ a mu broke under the engine, and af- demand Jn‘n music is sin-min .II'II the
" {51“}: opens in this city Second district. as well as one in Nor? speeches. but rosary-pd more expended uel H, Huntington was called and af-. struck a gubmpfged mine, 03 the 151W ter the tender trucks jumped the lmn,’ fact the: t“: hail was ‘I'mu ded to
.‘ ~ Ii." Edwin s. Thomas walk, a company of the American! reizmrkn for the formal reception‘ter examining the body pionounced. and of \inga, near here, and sank in‘ the four cars next following. two car- capacity. only lzll‘nP hnumrd coupled
, ‘ ““1“ a“; 33 WW . Guard. Captain John 31- Goggins, 0ft which is being planned for the DO‘Ite‘ dea'h due to the above named causei “w. minutes. All those on boa'rdwere fling mail and the other two baggage hr-in: on thu floor at one time Me»
. H1Y Y,.“lll 10 be presented 943 Grand avenue, NEVI’ Haven, is the‘ coming hproeg' i Lin nieise] W88 47 years of age and rescued ibilowed ‘nd upon running [0 the (taiinack and Barry, whn' are Luanng-
n11 .. (”anti jiiiy i'oi- imiiI-t- State enrolling on’icer. and he WisheS‘ A resolution was Introduced ounat- is survived by a widow. two dausmeI'S-i The Lake Placid. of 4,200 tons was bank edge slipped over and tell on inc: ”LII band announced mm they not!
!. >2 .iviomI-y John i~‘. to get into communication with some‘ ing the-sum of $10. 00 to the baiva-' Martha and Margaret Mci‘sel. and one' owned by the United States Shipping their sides. The passenger coaches so‘d 32 tickets for the "PM u
ms :I‘:l.>lanl:4 have six discharged soldier former National tion Amy Home Service Camwlgu . Son. Ernest, Jr IBoar-d and under consignment to the were not disturbed and passengers” Thme' were eight Dive“! in i 9 II“
n- r.~- r; tallendui which iuardsman or Spanish War v'fieteran which is sure to receive favorable The funeral will take place satin-3 Atlantic Transport Company toroperu ceind practically no shaking up Smfl‘mfl FIB-“’d "IQ“ mm
' '5 -5~* .. h is veneer “ho is interested in boys military urination. The initiation tom the first' day afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev. nor-ism as. ammonium as Watkins m were mid-t “7:25 rim ”Cw“ ‘0 ° °
.-.: -l at Maximilian von fairs. WI ~ ' I
Whoever is selected to head
(.
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