”E ii] REST PAPER
THE
EVENING SENTINEL
III IIIIiwiiitiIIIIEs
AICOCIATED FIRE“ NEWS FROM ALI. PART! or TH! WORLD Iv A OPECIAL an; AM) oun ow" opgu'ro.
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‘LLISHED 1870
Entered at the South Norwalk Pott
Office as Second Class Matter.
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El E0 IODAY
. Picked Up bv thei
.. ~ 'is l Iorida and Citv
i‘iiizoi‘e Off Smith's
Chesapeake Bay
YIREAYEN
" YYIIEIR LIVES
that ~l‘tl the I’aS-
Here Show and
Injured
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lot II:I"iIiIo: .I_ :Il‘tl tIII-
rile l» nu I Hi Norfolk.
Iiill iiII II III- III Iiww II III
III/II ii with tho bin/in: hull
Ill"! ’lIivj.’ \I‘I-rc Sl‘wll at
:I. I'II' loucr soc-ion ot the
Isz- :I lllllllll“ bI~l'IiI'c illt‘
So far 'L‘lt-IVII. till (it
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I-~tinilo iiIi't-ziiintint‘.
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Rue Three)
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«YER YSSPILLER
i .‘- Wires Down, Traffic
' ed on the Post RoadA
:;:I .IIit‘ Halted and
.‘III I’ iaI:—-All Happen-i
Miller
I‘L‘flltiifilc sSkidded
i .i"I )“t‘ftl ii
I filmy”?
i-I-cI-ivcd an-
sliortly beforc‘
.\ hi: truck carryingI
o: lII-Ilr. in bottles. to
I' III .\'I-\I Y'oik ('.il_v Ian
. I Ivlo- -:I.Iph-polc. justtastl
II It Noioton biraking
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I than a foot and a hall"
I... tool-{en in two by the
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iii iIJIINIINlIE3
3 (~ onvention Votes
“st ( Image to Flat
" 53'5th
“:li ‘JIII‘ 24,- After con-
.»IIII to have been the
IIIsI-ussion ()“t‘l‘ any
‘ ,.~ 1;; the organization
‘ . 'II in any convention
. IIII- convention j
II. iri this city defeated
«Libstiiute a flat. rate
Int (I) raise organig
I“- II‘TCL‘lliagP sys-
i.) ~ it In operation for,
Will of tho coIiIcntion'
‘3 probability the per-‘
\\:il Italiiuin in G‘fl'ec‘:
Trait mu ntion, four
was In t‘- to hatters’ i
3-1-- that under cer-
l'> ll." board of direct-
..r-I- 'I-l :i change in 02'-
J'.‘1
l. {"1 PI:
.-. Irina: any matteri
":‘I II: the convention‘3
IIII-halyility that the
'tif~ mil intertere with?
Launnc members biz-3
r.-
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outwith-Iii .
lJiIIiEIIPIiiilES'I
I last
sepia
nonwnx, conic.
SATURDAY, MAY 2;,1919
—-.-s
PIIIEIGNIING
MACHINE BACK
0N PEACE BASIS-
28 65, 000 Officers and Enlisted
Men Remained m the Ser-i
vice May 1. a Reduction of.
245.000 Since November 11 ;
I'A .ANY REEINERS
WILL ELISE RANR
Must (in Back to Former
Status Until Promotion
Time Comes A rain
II'IN. .‘IiziI
II ttii:.; IiII-
\"\ \SIIIM. it. \\':I}s;Iiiil
lll"tll' III: .\';I\y and .‘Il.-.»
IIIII» (‘oip inIiiuili Ilmvn to :I p. div
IIIIII- lIiI-ws lIJI lim~ii IIII- subject
v.1): :I lit‘I\\t‘il
Hwy 1‘ llIIl"‘lllI I'liicls
IiIlI‘liiL: I‘IIIys. 'I‘lic pioli
1- '.‘l is l'41tIIlI'Il oiII- of lllt‘ knot-
iiI-s‘l 3m.” “.1: [II .,.lI.~ iiIIiv confront-
in: the IlviIIIIIIIn-Iit. aiiII altliouzzh
‘.’li'itl prozi'tss has l!"l‘ll ‘iiIIIIiI- in «In
Inoliilimiw tho- NaIy prop: r siiiu- Iiiw
i.l'l:li:~"lt'I' v..;< si'zitwi. thousands ol
Itl'i'icI-I'~ :IIIII t'illl:~i‘.'tl “it‘ll still Intisi lu-
i-I-II:I I'Jl lwtorc lIttI'llI‘l t~ll'Il‘.’:lll l"
iI:II ‘ . II. lhiivI-is I’IIIII'I’l'llI'Il ltt’lII'VI'.
llitVil'Itl'. that :It llm pi'c cm I'.III- (II
IIIviiiLlIIli‘I: ’II-r: :Ezi' :‘IIIIII t‘II-III :tti'uiiulli
ol' XIIII‘ rill III» \\'t‘ll liI'IIm tlw
;_'.‘.J.I~tiii mar ltsvl by tho .‘Itl'l'tiill'V at
ii.“ I-IIII oi I'III- II:-t:Il _\t‘I'tI'.1II' I»). Jill) I.
(In .\I::_\' I. lllI‘l'I‘ \tl‘it “JV-MINI till'i-
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Hines Orders 200,000 Tons
at Industrial Board’s I’rice
\V \SIIINGTON.
bitlsh
SI. —
agiced upon
.‘Ilay
am It on the prices
SBridge Aftert between icpicscutatiIcs oi the stceI3
intciI-sis and the iecently dissolch
industrial boaid liaIc been submitted
bII six stccl companies in response to
the IaiIIoaIl adiiiinistiatlons request
for bids on open hearth rails.
Itircctor (it-neral
night that hc
aiitiounted last night IIeci submitted
0t“ tails but that he. had done so “un-
dci pioII-st" and “till
Iii-r in which they \vcrc established."
A unifomi price ot“ St? pcr ton for
()Itt'n lir-ai'tli rails. which Director Gen-'
cial lIiIiI-s said was "in strict accord-
;Incc \vitlI IIic pricI-s approvId b_\' the
industrial board." was submitted to
ill" railroad administration by
(‘ariieaic Steel Company. the Illinois
Stool ('ompany and the Tenncsscc
(‘oal & iron Company. all subsidiaries
of the i'nited States Steel Corpora-
tion. and by the Colorado Fuel I‘L- Li'on
Company. .and the Bethlehem. Steel
('ompan yand the Lackawamia Stccl
(‘oiiipany.
AfII-r his failures to induce repre-
scrlativcs of the steel interests at a.
iinal conference in New York recently,
to reduce the prices established
thtii agreement. with the industrial
bo'iid liiicctm Gcncral Hines an-
Inounccd that in the public interest he
IIould request compctitiIc bids on the
steel requirements of the railroad ad-‘
ministration. which is the largest buy-I
er of steel in the country. The bids
announced last night
in response to the director general's
request.
Director General Ilincs in his statc<
merit last night announcing' the bids
charged that the action of the six
steel companies in 'submittinz uni-
form bids “was taken under the lead-
ership oi“ the United States Steel (‘or-
poration."
MISS PLATT IVILL
TELL EXPERIENCES
Adjutant Bertha Plait. of‘East Nor-
W.alk of the Salvation Army overseas
at. the Salvation Army Hull.
evening at eight o'clock
Uniform ,'
.Iiicnt.
Hines announced 3
had plat ed ordeis_
“emphatic disa
3approval of the priccs and the man-.
ilit‘Z
inI
were submitted .
RillllllE’SWAIith
SilflW Will HELP
3Will Tour the City This Af-
i Wake People Up to the Ne-
cessity of (living More Lib-
erally to the Salvation
Army—Less Than One-
Halt‘ of Quota Raised
I
quota of $7
alialcd IIVIII'
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I'I-Iiiiirvd :Iiimaiit
Vin Ili" (tfzi‘ltiil': \II-I k of
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lIris hall soiIithiiis: to do IIIIII
l=.I:-‘.rI\IIi'-II‘III -- o; ‘7lll,ll"‘ I.: Norwall‘
iii sitppoi'iiiiu \I‘l.:I.i all I'II-Itgit'rt- a.
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attain
tceckel Issues *Explanatorv
{‘Iiczilar of3LaI'I {zi‘fecaiIe
July 1 '
HARTFORD. .\I;I_v .-~Ilobhins ll.
3 Stocckcl. commissioner of motor vchi-
ties. has prcparcd a circular in in-
spectors of his dcpartment containing
Iinsti‘uctions as to their duiics undci'
: the new law effective Jilly I. The lct-
tiI-r will contain an interpretation oi“
the sections in the law for the guidI
ancc of the inspectors. For example,
the tcrm Jitncy will be explained in
such a way that thc inspectors will
ltnmv prcciscly its meaning as it is
undcrstood in the automobile depart-
Thc commissioner will commit-
jnicate with all police departments in
the state directing their attention to
thc law and offcring to place thc dc-
partnicnt at their disposal to inter-
prt‘l its sections in a spirit in harm-
ony with thI‘ View of ilic dcpartmcnt.
It is- the opinion of the commission-
cr that the present automobile law.
:I»' amended at lllt‘ last session. will.
if enforced. make automobilim: in this
stat? safe to a Ilegrcc not lici'ctofm'c
3 (‘Vltt‘l'anCt‘tl
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2i
EIRE PUNIP ENEINE
f REMUNSYRAIIIN
I
tcrday afternoon at, 3 o'clock on the
Green in Norwalk. after a demonstra-
tion at the docks. in “'atcr street. ml
the Seccnd district, had failed. on ac-
count. of the low tide and the mud
iwbich the suction hose took in as a:
result.
took place on the Green the results
iwere alanSi nil. due to the fact that
a sufficient supply or water could not
be obtained. The W'hite machine
(Continued on Ninth Page)
Butchers and Meat Cutters
To Start Local Union
F‘. McCue of
I JA M ES Bridgeport.
state organizer of the Amalgamated
I Meat Cuttcrs' and Butcher W'orkmeni
of North America . was in Warmth-{3g itself;
yesterday endeavoring to organIZe me. "“3
local butchers and cutters Into 33 . Elbi't Fitch S~“”h1'?9’1!"‘5n{ Conn
union.
I He made the rounds of the. III. Nous.
forces. will be the principal speaker-I markets of the citv inteniewing each.
Sifllday one, and stated to a Sentinel reporter.
.116 Washing-3 that he found that prac lcallv 95 pet-3
ton street. South Norwalk. The adju- cent of the men was in {av or of union-3
tam has fourteen years’ of Salvationl izing
Army experience behind her and Willi
have a great story to tell of her do-i called for tomorrow afternoon at 3.
ings behind the firing line, where she o'clock in
served Uncle Sam: tomes so faithful-3 room: on Washington street. mum
public meeting, All are mam
ly,
This too
out;
ea"
tefiioon and Evening to
Til" local IIi'iIo- for the Salva‘ion.
IIoiIiI- St‘ini‘t‘ Fund to I'tlI." Xoi'u'alh‘sI
.“l‘tl is continuing with an L
disrl
.Ibell
t‘I-niinlicil :Itiil‘ni} vu‘at li-.
It"
i Parliament.
'll“'l as In?) ,
ANY
In the demonstration which:
is;
the Central Labor Union
SHERMAN IN
0PP08IIION It}
ADMINISIRAIION
Republican Senator From
A Illinois Bitterly Escoriatcs
President Wilson and the
League of Nations
33A i3 WILEY N RAY:
. 3" I [“51
’ Bttfiz’iEN SA! 221;;
league Putnam! Sets [p a
of '\ Litmus
Controlled i:_ ‘ an UaiIrai'cIiy
\‘I'
lack L.)
in
IH‘ FI‘Illllny
Iinois. Iiiiivrly (“.1Y“lflil‘.3fl
\Yllriill llli' his It ()I' ll‘.‘“
z'oziatioiis and (li‘nutill' in: It!“ l.".".f!ll¢'
:Is .“I II-IIIIII‘IIInzll I'I"t’lll:i. to
pailIaIiIIIiI of Ili'ii"‘l» r:‘;;
an :III:..I;I-;I}"'
ASIIINHTHN.
Ilii- barrow
Scna’Iv iIIIi'II
Slit-i man.
.‘Iliiy “.‘3, TJH af-
I,t’ Nations hogan
with an aIIIirIss
llevllblit-Isn or ll;
I'I'I ‘lll In'
iIIII‘IH‘ ll“-
.3.“
ItlIiIii’
pi Iipusal
in) ‘II
iiI-llI-l by
('ill}l".‘.
.‘I‘I
-IIl In I'agI \‘in-I.
in I-Ii :III .Ivz'. .n .\'o- pink
;I (" Milli-ate o‘I lltlnttlili‘lt'
bcn awaideIi Mrs. Frank l‘-:
o: iii} II-Ilaictic :tIII-ct.
[by ihc \\'ar l'cpaiimint.
oration oi the death
(‘Iiarlcs It. llaIciipoit.
in action at SeiclicprI
April :0. Mia,
ltaIenport was well and popularl)
known in this I it) who‘re he had .-~.
oi friends. 'Ilc was a native of L'cw-
ark. and a giaduatc of the schools of
that city. In the summer of 1916 he
came hcrc and cntercd the employc of
the Norwalk Iron Works.
\Vhilc the New Haven Blues were
stationed in this city. l)ti\f‘llp().t cu-
listcd in Company I). litzd Ree:tiicn?,
an May 2'ld. “”7. just two years ago
yesterday. lie “or" overseas in Sop-
tcniber of the same )‘car and nict his
heroic and gallant death in practically
the first cngagciuent. at Sciciicprcy.
- when a number (it uIIIf‘I‘ Norway": no);
\‘1‘
ll'.1!
has
III-II I.:I..
in tuition
of lIQ‘l ~o:.i
I- in l! c.
3. (Ill
“wont west" and oilicrs \VI‘I‘II taken
prisoners.
ln recouniiion of his death. the city
commissioners of Newark last July
changed the name of one or its
Iliorouglitarcs, formerly know-- as
5(‘liI-stcr avenue to Davenport awn to
The honorary cci'Iit‘iIaTt‘ rf‘t“‘i\“v(l by
the Iountz man‘s Inotlicr was signed by
lolonel l‘. P l'otts' (ominandlng the
“II Inf :1 rv at that time
Wea
thcr C auditions
Still U nfaI orablc
\VASIIINGTON. Mia—‘3:
conditions still were unfavorable for
the seaplane NC-l '5 start from Ponta
Dclzado for Lisbon today. A message
Iannounclng tho ill: ht IIould not be
;attcmptcd was received by the Navy
I“ Department from Admiral Jackson at,
i
A fire dcmonstmtion with a W'liito
pumping: machine was :Ittcmptcd _I'(Is-.
‘ I’onta Itclgada this morning. but caus-
‘ ed no disappointment as weather forc-
'casts had indicated continuation of
istoims in the vicinity of the Azores.
nicnt Ion
.\ my.
Newark. N. .I .'
SALLY LUNN IIAII
MANY AllMIRERS
cckw oat} I: Hal! Holds CI-
pa city Crowd lior Play b}
C. E. of First Cnogreg'a-
tional Church—Mav Be
Valedictory Performance
in Old Play House
I
\Vhat may
ory ol‘ tliI-ati'ical pcrt‘oriiiiiiiI-cs iii
tan-kwood‘s Hall “as tho c--lc\Ii Iitllc
pEIII'. ":s‘iilly Lurin.’ civcn ll) iiiembI is
of Inc (in islian IZIIIIIHIIII ‘oIiI- :I. II;
ii.I- First ('or. an; :Itional 'llll. (ii last
cwniimj, he tore an :I'uiitiitc Iliat tIII
'cd that tilldliUllIl'tl. The :Iliow \‘I;
‘siaxcd'as IliI- initial (mitiilmiiuii o
tlm various sI'xI-iI-tics (If ilII- I-‘iui'v'i
Ytt‘.\;+lil.~‘ ilII bi': ltfl7il" to I'v- chm: Ii!
3;Ii.| III“ the liiiélIlZm: mud. in IIII lat: ~
Ilmi‘i oi“ Juno.
’ Miss Lauri mIIIIIo‘iII \Ia: ill" ctTi-
I i. tit Iliziiziiiaii of III-- I'lllll‘."lll1t'i-i
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24.—~V\ eathcr-
I
~ gasoliuc.
I-I-iiiitii'u-o and Miss )i‘IlIII IITI‘IIIIIy:
should be sin it full ci'I-Ilit for thc cap-
able char-hilt: oi lllt‘ cast. I'KO'I'y lll . I
be:- of which inado good in :I most
emphatic way. The entiic )Itlltlllll—
aucc was put ovI-r with n \im and
spirit that was tuliy apprm-ia'nd I,\
the audience. as was I-.‘I'IlI»ncIIl I_\
tln i'r frequent applause. .
The complcie- program
lows: -
was as inl-
Cast.
Jr. Junior at Yale.
.................. l""l'( y A. Taylor
Loo Randolph. III-4h School Shalom
.................... \\'Iii. II. \ouIIs
ItI i‘ovi Iliinn. a Yale Junior.
John Randolph.
.‘.ii.ljltlit‘ llllldttlltil. .I.ury .‘I. IIIIIlliI-III
‘.Iis John Randolph. “Salli.”
(Continued (in ' Pace ’l“lIrI-ut
. .. .~_-. ..- ...._ ...-.-
unusual
EAS- IIrIIIIIII’i
IIIIIPIIIII
IIIIII w.” iIIiiI II House Coat Room to Be Con-
verted Into Quarters of
New Division of Motor Ve-
hicle Office—Gasoline Li-
censes Required After
Julyl
Arrangements were made yester-
day by Motor Vehicle Commissioner
Robbins B. Stoeckel of the cstab~
lishnicnt in the Capitol of a sub~de-
partmcnt on gasoline. it will be lo-
cated on the sI-cond floor in the west
coat room of the House of
scntatives.
I'nder a law enacted by tho i't‘ccnl
session of the Legislature. retail'deal-
was in gasoline and othci- motor vehi—
cle compounds “ill be rcquired. alter
July 1. to secure licenses from tho
motor Ichiclc dcpartmcnt to do busi-
nt‘ss in this state. The license fee
will be $2. These liccnsos will be is-
sued from the sub‘dcpartment on gas-
oliuo, IIliich will be in charge or an
expert who has not yet been appoint-
ed.
The new law. which is calculatI-d
to eliminate the sale of aduitcralcd
requires that retailcis sell
-the produtt exactly as. tlicy rcccive it
1?qu the “holesalcrs. The sale of
motor vehicle compounds is allowed,
but only as such, and not as gaso-
line. Notices Will be sent to retail-
crs in ample
bio for them to secure their licenses
by July 1. After that. the commis
sion will have the right, at. any
time. to compare the product of any
retailer with the subStance provided'
by his Ivliolcsaler.
(Continued on Page Three.)
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appeal
expressed
our page towamd this 0
usual.
GOVERNOR HOLCOMB WANTS CON NECTICUT
PUT OVER THE TOP.
Elbirt Fitch. chairman of the local committee in charge. of
t..e Home Servi oe Drive for $7, 000 of the Salvation Army, 10.-
ceived the follawing telegram last evening which speaks for
The response to the Salvation Army Home Service Fund
seems to be universally gratifying. The apprecis
by our boys over them is reflected in the attitude of
flagged however. isnotroacbodyotmdeveryworker-bonld
‘ beenccmgedtogaonunfildomcficutgmoverthewpu
For this purpose a meeting has been;
demon mournouoxa.
tion
tion during this unipolar.
lmII‘ bccn tliv I'IIII'dictg
CharII-s lint-pity '
Repre~
time to make it possi-l
Partly Cloudy with Occasional Showers
no can!
IREAIY WIIII ANSIRIA IN RE
[AID BEEIIIIE PEACE DELEGAIES
I Al PARIS NEXI IIIESDAI
- .. 3,...3 ‘
Mil itarv Terms ProI ide II 01 Austria to Have in Army
Of Only 1-) 000 Men Instead of One of the L‘argest in
the ‘vVorld
r
n
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EI’EAEE EBNFERENIZE Wii LNIIT [NI IIIIII"
IIIIIII IIIIIIII: VIII Isis Itiiiiis
eiiflict.
or k Remains After That lI‘lrf’ndeSiin: (f
g'icV sol the Allies on Mr ny Subjects
)iuc h \‘I
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DHOM "f ll ”BR; . (iI-i‘liiziii) ~s clIiI-i’ [It‘ill't‘ plIIiino-
i“ltlltll'ii“s ill'i‘ ivavl: III \'II~'~I:IIIIQI
twlay ai‘tci‘ an llllltnl'liIlll i'lI‘IIIIllH-
JUNE 30 QEAI‘E' Iioii lII-lIi III-stci-IIIIy at Spa \Iilll
’b l’i'IIIiIiIIi' Ht'llt'itli‘lllililll .IIIII other
ll'I'IH'I‘r-Ctliitll\'t‘\ oi' Ill.‘ tit-ruian
hunit' g'tiVi‘l'iil‘IiI‘tJ.
i
Congress Is 2 to 1 Against
Repealing: Wartime Law' 3 L‘ “‘j‘} "‘2’,“33“,""“.”3“3“"‘.‘ i'3l,.“.‘l’
Poll Shows—The Nutmeg 3‘3‘313’3‘3‘3‘3. “3'3:::.'3‘333'33';.:.i-mvjffl'3‘3...‘N333.,3313:
Members Lean Towardyuf I.. III .\I?}I»II IIIIIIII
“bis—Congressman Bier-would Iw Imw'vI'I-Il III H'I- 5|“
flit In Non-Committal ('Iiiii'I-i'I-III-c. and, I: \t"‘lll\ probable
Column that thc lilII‘ll form of tIIcsII pro-
]I-I\;.l.\ How has itl‘t‘ll IiIII-iIlI-Il llll'tll.
III I’iiiaviiy ltl'lsl provaii lilt‘ propos-
als vI'illIiIi Ilit‘ \I‘I‘I'k‘s t‘.‘LH'li‘Ill‘ll of
‘\“l~2 \‘l‘ \Olllx' \Iay 2t
III the .\'c\\ \oik \‘. oild
7A poll taken
shows a larch
iwrccntaac of congressmen Uppusml IIIIIc "-II‘ i'rpifdn'; t‘I‘I'I‘Wii.“ 331'%Y"‘.‘
to committing thcniscIIIIs In the r». 3.33 33..3._ “-333.43 (‘:~;itil'l‘\ on 'i iI'Iii‘.~.Ilay
i-cal or wartime pioiiibiiion; as re» ““3,
t'.L.illlI"Il(l(d bv the President but :13 3 . , 3 .
lllijOlii} ol ncaily tmo to one rib-alum I “ ii“ "" (3,.“333333334 “”0 “ ”out
"meal by thosc \Ilib stmcd thcir tlIc ltI'Iwc t'ittll IIrccs \I’t'l‘t’ by
(H'jjvs. '3 no lll"llll\ iIllI- iIIIi ltxve
1“" “3““1‘5 “'"- . lrt'I'll «l I‘I'oiiiiu lllIIt'iI attention
Senate. I 3 . .
I‘nl‘ I'fllwal ................. 18 1” ”A" MHIIHII'; til the E‘l‘flce
Against rcpcal .................. 15m ll'c;it_\' to In- iiiI-sIIiiIcIi to tho Allfi- '
.\on»comiuittal ................... “I23 ti‘iaii (l"i";."iii"\'. As a must!“ it has
-“’*'"m ------- Ho ----------------- 1“ l-I-cii iilltltlllllt‘f'tl that at a prclimi--
For 3.3.3,...” use 104 Mary sII.\iIili oi. IliI- l’IIaI-II t'oiil‘oi‘-
Again rt‘lical ...........'.'.'_'. . . . .199 “W“ l” i'“ “I‘M “I‘M 'I‘II*‘\'II".\' the
Non—committal ................... 10» ti'cat)‘ \‘I'i‘rll Austria II'ill bc i'orm-
Absent .......................... 13 3“} Mid liI-i'Iil'I' Illt‘ l't‘ln't‘st‘ntfl-
"Roughly." says the “'orld. "these
results indicate the congressmen are “w“ ”i. ”w ilihmi nations gailmr-
two I0 one againgt 11.1.0.”ng 31].. 3m...» _cIl at Paris. llic next day, it is ex~
:3IIII-tIIIl. the terms “ill Iic liaiidcd
the Austrian rcprcsciitativcs.
The military terms of thc docu-
iIiIIIIt. it is llll'l-‘Il‘slooti. will pro-
fvidc that Austria ‘s great army. in
llilii. sI-I-IIIIII only to that of (ia'r-
many. he l'I‘tlllI‘t‘tl to a nIcrII IIIIIId-
iiil ol' IRINIII ll‘t‘II. All iiiipiciiiciits
of war iiII\.\' lIl tlic hands of the
Alisti'iaiis arc to llt‘ dcstroycti and
the t'iir'IlIcr iiiaiiui'aI-tiirc of mode
il'llls is to forbidden. The naval
1"I'Ill‘~. publishcd in pa rt sonic time
up”. va'IvI-p Ii \IIIIIIII Ans-
ti iI‘III Ilit‘»).
liispaiI'III-s from Paris indicate
that thc \"lil‘k of tlic l‘cacc (‘on-
i'ci'ciicc will not cud with the sign-
ing: of the treaties between the
AlliIIs and the (‘cutral Empires.
’Iulgraria and Turkey. It is said
that tho Ivork of adjusting con-
flirting views on subjects which
are important to tlic Allies is like-
ly to takc considerable time. It is
liclicvcd. therefore. that American
rcprcsciitativcs Ivill remain ill
I’aris after the pcacc has been
matic and President \Vilsou has
left for thc I'iiitI-d States, to con-
sider with the rcprcscntativcs of
other eIIIciiIiiiciits tlic Iaried sub-
jects still demanding: attention.
It“ you wise the quota you will not‘ \ IullSAllJLLS Md.‘ 1” —-(‘01mt
'Ioii Brockdorfi' Rantzmi and tilt
'otlicr members of th0 German
I pcacc dclcuatitiii who wcnt to Sm
31m Thursday returned here thil
‘ROberts VS. Cité h morning with the cxc cption of Dr
‘ Case Hear in t e i ‘
3Thcotior Melchoir. 'lllc.
common Pleas court expert. All the numbers of “I.
(Continued on Page Four)
BACK UP THE
SALVATION ARMY
Do Not Let the Army Back
Lp" r or IV ant of Y our Suh-
scription
an II_‘.' 11‘
In this campaign it was not (lt-‘t'lllPd
not‘I-ssai'y to make a house to house
canvass. owing to thainimensc amount
of Work Which this entails. and the
popularity of the cause. Tcams have
been secured to Iisit approximately
one tlioutand persons.
It“ vou have not been solicited you
will know that we are counting.r on
you to get your contiibution to us in
some way
Less than $2,.I00 has been turned
in to headquarters. including last
3night‘s report. and of this, $1.500 was
teecured by the ladies on “Doughnut
Day."
There are some rcports yet to be
3made but we cannot count on “more
3than hall“ the quota of $7 000 at this
time. so in spite of the univeisal re—
lspcct and liking for the Salvation
3 Army the campaign stands in danger
or failure.
Continued on Page Nine.
The cast- of Patrolman John L. Robl
3erts vs. the City of Norwalk had a good spirits. . . f
hearing before Judge John R Booth The delegation aliuhtcd to.
In the Court of Common Pleas in the train at the Noisy -lc Roi at»
Bridgeport yesterday, When an IPDH- lion and took automobiles them
cation for a demurrer was filed by to \ersailles
Ccrpontmn Counsel Edward J Quin-3 ' 3 0
Inn. for the city. The demurrer n33 PARIS, M‘“ 4-1.1" 00“
the m a nu filed before nag. 3‘of Four today continued its con-
financill. ‘ '
'party II'cie smiling and seemed in 3 i
Gown ll VII-burg: in the Cttr3sidention of the economic chm»
out has. that out Int at. rinn ace treat ..
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