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». 531.15an 1870
zillt CHANGES:
f\ Regulations Adopted l
(l Quite a Discussion
tbt‘S Place Over Trade
Ol
Entered at the'SOuth Not-walk Post-
Office as Second-Cl
1-“
-.__.,_
ass Mail Matter.
SMllthi WEATHER ‘
Pllfliililill lull -
f nitulltltmlllt
d Fashioned Observance .[0 I“? N010"
I's Certain, ‘
of the Day
With Many H
of Soldier Boy
It—Parade in the Morn-
lng—Usual Sports in the
WANIS PHONE
RATES KEPI llP
omecomings
s to Gladden
Validate 'High er Charges
Oilic’ial’s Plea to Congress
.. _ , . Afternoon
-. tillatlons of the National - 7
H iicers - FOR CONNECTICUT: Fair, Fll~
day: mild temperature. * moderate
wmds. So says the weather clerk in
lqltiil liitiiiltmlts ,
REFERRED lltl
ltiw. ussion Over the Respon-.
Utility of Members For
imperfections in Hats
-
\UHK. .\lay Sits—Delegates to
. tonal convention of the United
in this city yesterday a. r-;
Hum-pd in an animated discu- - b ' ' ‘
fl . . ~ e Wide 0 en 'tnd. wn "
r the trade affiliation of na-' weather p ' h the comma
n‘llr-ers ot the organization and l season.
..i.~.lhility of making some law;
whicllone ot‘ the officers would
my tinisher; and the, other a hat
l'ntil the election of Presia
ilt'l‘llt‘. a maker. as head of the
l Hatters, it was an unwrltten
t it one of the national officers of
-.llli/.atioll should be a finisher
ip- other a maker. 'Secretary
in I- a maker and consequently.
ll 'he national officers are now
(Continued On Page Five)
littllltiut
MASlEIlEI] Bl
BWSS
1 “PM
ll _. Listens to Story of Edi-kl
2.:2- Stoddard's Trials in1
'l rying to Increase Crops '
l u
t . ‘
York‘s big: business men may
.e to run billion dollar con-
i
but * “hi-n they tackle farm-i
--\¢'ll for ‘patriotic
':~ likely to be trouble.
glll'_‘v‘ in the Superior cotlrt yes-
.. .ludce “'illiam M. Maltbiel "A“ awakened public opinion WM?“ lin". every word in the contest per-L
.3”: listened to more of the; will not‘tolerate lawlessness. the se-f- ftctlv and outlaster her twenty
M“. tribulations m. Editor: restraint of students. under trying seven other opponents. '
Stoddard. ()i' u”. N...” York ( contiitions.and tlleetfective police con-i
Itrol have done much
the summer, as lhl' out-l “ll"m‘m '0 normal.’
Secretary Stokes praised a squadcf
Hail. who resides in Green-
iniilslilil" «
MEN/tilt HthEl
l
I'll-1"";r
til
\URK. .\lay 29th.—.\lore than
nllt‘vls and tnen of the 79th Di-
t.\‘:llional Army. Southern'
Mania.) arrived here today{
Nazaire on the steamer;
lwl. ullith brought altogetherl
' illlifi'
'Il}~llllllll units included Divi-
~wlv|uarters and a motor trans-t
'7tl('llll]l'nl. 4:3 officers and 126i
Itl'h Engineers‘ Companies At
.l-iusive. and detachments. 51‘;
and 1.193 men: 304th Trai
Lilli-rs. it officers and 40 men;
h lill'antry's Companies L and
‘li‘ltll’lllllt’nl officers: K and 3rd
Headquarters and Sanitary
"tilltinned On Page Fight)
:i'faliNllllEi-iCASI-Z
can it out:
‘ ll.'t\'l:.\’. May 29.———A question
:elalltln to the arrest of six-
'<~zlt~ .‘sionaircs at Savin Ruck.
lltl‘n‘n, last Sunday. beats
.mp9 of the recently eracto
' “liltill places the issuance of
uiih the superintendent of
wt police. instead of with the
.viilmrities. A test case was
V. Up in tile “'est Haven court. he
"‘ l'lll.\' Judge Charles J. Martin
ll
'“Slf‘ad of next Monday, Which. ’
his guess.
of Waiting
('il I'S
MANTR"
operation against
. forces,
he (late to which colourful
{Continued '
his prognosticaiion for today. and as
from present indications.
seems a good one. the day promises
to be more generally observed than
ill matiy xears. ‘
Of course. the G.
the morning will be the
feature. and will serve to make the
day in the way for which it was origi-
nally set apart. but following it there
will be the official opening of the
summer season in countless
has come to be the fashion. instead?
for the Saturday before;
the Fourth of July. as it was a quarter}
of a century ago. ‘
All of the nearby s
A number of local
scheduled. and many other
sports will have their initial tryottt.
The (‘onnecticut (‘onlpany Will op-’
crate its summer schedule’. with extra
between
every auto bus and jitney car is ready
't'or the nickel llarvest_
front
ready for
Many visitors
are ill this city for
while
; have taken advantage of a three-day"
holiday and gone away from here for
a well-earned rest.
the
a goodly num
local factories
NI‘IVV HAVEN. Ma
no untoward incidents here today fol-l
lowing tw0 nights of disturbances. and .
. I the belief was held by the police and.
lothers that the trouble was over.
Y'lsl:ml.letttziltrzr:itnfoilfl thliZieigélsngg “luch coreted Bollannon prize in the
purposes.t ‘ g .. ‘ - -‘ s ellin ’ contest tell i: 1' ' ' ‘
the local sttuation was encouraging! p g l ( h“ uenlng m
He added: ‘
wonunued On Page Six,
COULD NOT PROTECT '
AMERICAN CITIZEN
\VASHINGTON. May {lam—President
(i‘alaztnza
American .Government,
sion for the passage of Mexican troops- were allowed to take part in the Mimi-l
through American territory will
withheld for the present.
asked to be. permitted to more 2,000; when Judge
men from Agua Prieta to Juarez for‘ pronunciator and_ Miss Alice heather-
Francisco Villa‘s , land was secretary.
has been
It was said today
the opening of the bathing
Practically all or
shut
night. anti wili'not open up again un-.
til Monday. while all of the. baldness.l
houses will close
of the day tonlorroW.
for at
”BLE'NNEW Aluminium"
HAVEN [8 (Will;
‘ A EMBASSMENI
President of the Western
A. R. parade in
important
l pany Expected
Heard Today
ways. as
“'ASIIINGTON. May 29.——7Provi-
sion against financial. embarrassment
'of the telephone and telegraph prop-
erties of the country in retaining
them to their owners was asked of
Congress by witnesses appearing be-
fore the Senate Interstate Commerce
committee at its initial hearing today
on legislation for the return of the
wire system.
The request that the government in
turning back the wires protect the
owners was made by N. C. Kingsbury.
vice-president of the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Company; F. I‘.
' .‘IcKinnon vice-president of the Unit.
ed States Independent Telephone As-
sociation: F. (‘. Stevens. of St. Paul.
representing other independent tele-
phone companies; Edward Reynolds.
llore resorts will
ball games are
oultlour‘
trips. and
far
end.
resident s
and
week
of
near
the
her
down last
(Continued on Pale Pivot
least a part
iSPElllNfiBllNiESI
Spelled 27
and Won First Prize
y 9.-—There were!
Miss Eleanor Millicent won
the. Norwalk bieh school.
to restore the
Bohannon for the
spelling: and as a reward
work offered a prize.
ing contest was
an equal chance for the prize.
.
t.ion on this list. Those
|.e ’ highest in
spelling at the
not ificd by
that pernlis- of the
close
be ' nation contest last evening.
'I‘Wenty-eieht contestants look
Joseph
Mexico had l
Mrs.
iVi'clch and Mi
officially that the'
Eleanor Millicent.
\Vinner of Second prize
$2
“'inner of third prize of
“'inner of fourth prize of a We
It. Was made clear at the State De-fi Dictionary-drying Davis.
lparflnent, however, that if Presidenti
lCarranza could show that there “as
l'greater necessity for the presence of
the force of 2,000 men immediately;
isoutll of the border at Juarez than atl
I Agua Prieta in the territory where the
Yaqui lndians are
some.
M sMonlAL DAY EVENTS.
Formal opening
Nat-walk Yacht Club, Blue Point. Cath-
olic Club. ' '
Parades of Douglas
Buckingham Post,
izations.
vs. Darien.
sauna" ADJOUR
Baseball at Baton Point. Lockwoods
wasmsnm' it
JOE A. CARIER
becoming trouble—
Of Roton Point, came back
the beginning of the year.
Fowler Fast
with other organ-
3 whit. '
Out in the Bethlehem work: the
_ wires organised cure/m
N8 TO MOflka. the ”W toot
, :9, ma ' ‘ a
. I
t
sin!!! NORWALK, 001m. litany, my 30,19i9
AliAlN IRE’EAL
and Return Systems, Bell.
said Mr. Marks.
Union Telegraph Com- l
to Be
{and has lowered the gas and electric.
ilight bills.
recently deposed by Postmaster-Gen-
eral lturleson as general manager of
Miss Eleanor Millicent Out-
Contestants
the?
Miss Milli~l
lcent captured the first prize by spel-
The prize is offered each year by Dr.
purpose of stimu-
lating the interest of the students in
for tneil‘_
A very interest-
arranged by whicn
:every student in the school was given
EVery
rweek during the schol year a list con-.
taining ten words was drawn up and
’the students held a weekly exal‘ltlllfl-g
standing 3
their average for perfest;
term street,
part i
R. Taylor was»
Susan Bl
ss lirown were judges? street.
The following were the prize win-j.
‘ decision of. the government was based ners:
on the belief that the force which it
was proposed to move through Arizo-i
n on, New Mexico amTS'exas would not
be able to furnish protection to Amer~ f Lawrence Crosby.
lit-an citizens in Northern Mexico be-f
cause the rcvolutionists had cut theiKery. .
~ road between Juarez and Chihuahua. l
Vi’inner of First prize of $5——.\i’iss
of $2:—
_Irelen’ kinds-
35.9,! means that a place is being held open
COMES TO TOWN
Joe A. Carier. erstwhile holding a
”10 DOSlllOD 0f the United responsible position with the Venaer-‘
States Government might be altered. time! Company. of this city. ”and now
lservice manager with the Bethlehem
Motels Corporation. of Allentown. Pa..
to greet his host of old
friends here for the first time since
Eunice it
to say that he is the same old Joe Car-
ter. and his breezy way changes not
live
i t
_...§ _...~«. .__.._._.._.~__. ..-....—.-...._4...._,.
stimulus
lllllllililliiitll
ultimatum
Ill nllutlil _
gallium.
V
Nl-ZW YORK. Marita—Manna M.
Marks president of National Day-
light Association. t ay sent appeals
to Chambers of Comberce throughout
the nation to join this protest against i
the repeal of the daylight saving lawri
A rider on the Agrtcnltural bill calls‘
for its repeal.
"The repeal of thh daylight saving
law. without giving the representa-
tives of daylight ' ving a hearing,‘
will he pernicious so legislation."
"i din: been said at
to the act.
Says Motor Company Gave.
Employees $22,000,000 in
Bonus For One Year '
l
~-—Wllen the Henry Ford‘Chicago Tri-l
bune libel suit hearing was resumedj
today the subpcet of "mythical profit”
sharing" was plunged into without do»:
lay. 1
E. F. (.‘Iemett. who was in the socioI-j
ogical department of the Ford Motor,
Company at the time of the alleged,
libel in 191‘6. was questioned by Attor-i
ney Alfred J. Murphy, of the Ford le-,
few farmers are 0
but, on the other it
favor of the extra
in a year it has sat , more than 1.-§ gal forces.
000,000 tons of malt} minimized eye; "Mythical profit-sharing! was tlle'
strain by obviating .‘Ork under thetpbriue used yesterday by Elliott (i.
moted general heal by giving the;
workers time in the jaunshine after"
their day's duties: b increased ama- ‘
teur gardening. the . y reducing the'
abnormally high expenses for food?
He asserted that the wages paid by
Ford did not depend on the profits of.
the company. but Were regulated by a.
straight scale.
‘slare of gas and elfiricity; has pm-l Stevenson. of counsel for the Tribune}
—— i
(Continued On Page Five) ;
l
ntittlults PlAN
l9?“ CAMPAlfiN,
MHVINE “HEAT iExpect Contributions to Be,;
fiRAlN BR“ Raised From 1,500,000 Per-
sons, and Tell How to (let
1
"A concerted protest by all living in
the cities by letter and telegram to
their senators *mpreoentatives.
will make Congmu realise that mil-
lions favor daylight saving where a
few thousands oppose.“
It
“'1‘3illNF‘TO-‘V May 29.—-I"ians‘fr:; CHICAGO. May 29.----l~‘unds for con-
”"' lnaugutatlon f" pflfmih‘ ”S e_ ducting the. Democratic National
‘“ control ”‘9 mme m o " m years campaign in 1920 will be raised by
mammoth grain crop, announced to-
day by the Railroa iAdminlstratioa.
contemplate the 1g» tment of grain
control committee: _‘ each primary
market. comprised ofa representative
of both the operating and traffic. d.“ statement today in addressing the
partnlcnls of the Railroad Admmwl bodv on the subject of party finances!
tration. and a third party represent-1 Mr. Marsh ‘1‘”?de the financial'
in: the transportation division of the* features of Democratic presidential
United States Grain Corporation. lcampaigns from Samuel J. Tilden ‘0
Shippers will Will". through .melVVoodt-ow W'ilson and contrasted the
railroad “gem m "‘9 ”0"" “f ”mgm‘ methods used in raising money l’orpo—‘
to the grain control committee at the litical purposes in the old days andl
market to which they wish to send , the present time. ' t
their product. " conditions pernlit.l “in the old days the junior member'
permission for the shipment will be of a business concern would give a
lien promptly. Othchise the shit».
me t will be delayed until storage fa-
ciliIt‘ies are such that the grain can be3 (Continued on Page Fl") _
‘lnoved without causing freight con-i
illllllllll Blllll’llNl-
SOLDIER BOYS 0N .
‘ .mw... .HllPE lltlSE nlltti :
Thmugn the co-operation of thel
Stamford Federal Employment Bu-;
leau the, local Home Service section'
of the Red (‘ross will be able to in-V
'l‘ol'ln the families and those employ-
cl's who ill't' in need ot help just when
to expect recently discharged service
'men of all branches of the United
States service. -
The following men may be expected
back in lllcll‘ old home town 01 Nor-
wall; now. having been discharged There Was a good crowd present
trolll cantonlnent camps within the: despite other holiday attractions and
1’35! ””99 days: :thc summer heat. Murray's singing
“'altcr J. liobcils (‘liif sire”. iorcllestl‘a. of Bridgeport. made. their
.Ricizard Thur-NS Nm‘l'is. 53 Minnsinitial appearance in this city and
lthey certainly made good.
popular subscription. and it is expect»
ed that contributions will be received
from 1.500.000 persons. “’ilbur W.
blank. of. Iowa, (menu of the Dem
cratic National committee. made this
The closing dance of the season at
the Norwaik Armory last night was
engineered by the combined executive
iforces of the Fourth Separate Com-
pany and the Hope Hose Company,
No. “ was a deserved success.’
‘ Elmer Cattcrall. Broad River.
Frank Frolic. ‘23 Plymouth avenue.l before the dancing began. which in-
.Iohn Morganti. 12 Hoyt stt‘oel- {eluded several vocal numbers. Then,
‘ Edward S. Merritt, 311 Seaview ave! at nine o‘clock. the orchestra started
lthe prevailing question, “How You
Gonta Keep ’Em Down On the Farm,"
and the (hncing began and is going
yet.
The combined committees of the
l
' nne.
James H. Beisley. 136 South Main'
Andrew J. Fodor. 19 Garner street.
I John Shellhoos. 1136 Elmwood ave-
, nue.
l Elbert J. Smith. 60 Meadow street.
0n the majority of these cards the
lnlen ask for employment of various
but one is endorsed "No cm-
which evidentb
panics ‘were: ‘
Hope liose Company:
; ployment desired.‘
1 .
l for him.
'NEW NAMES FOR
WELCOME HOME ROLL
Here is a chance for some of those
pupils of the public schools who are
competing for that prize for the great-
est number of names added to the list
on the YVelcome Home roll, published
in this paper last night:
Vi’alter‘ Isaac Decker. formerly of 7
“’est avenue. now of R. F. l). 43. told
a Sentinel repel-ter- that he failed to
and his name there. although he has
been home a week. Dec-item’s name
appears twice on,‘ the roll of honor at
the Armory through an error. (file as
bAndrew L. anthem as W .3.
"Doom. He enlists:it in ibaéZth New
4“ m ‘ ;-W
Basil .
w
an and J. Nooney.
Opening 0f
Formal
The summer amusement season a
number" of new additions new
attractive this you
‘I_—_“
Fair and not no hot Friday.
all or iliw AND HAS tot
to ill 0N liltlls ill or
mors'r cl.n.\ln.'s. Mich. May 1‘9UTells The Associated Press,
WASBIESUEEESS,
They gave a very pleasing concert
Fourth Separate and “of,” Rose C\°m" American officers thanked the Presl-
Sylvester , run] ~ n all
Brotherton. chaairman; “’illiam Cody. t (5:13;; of ifié$nth2°3?£§%rgs2°ot the
Edward Eason, J. McGrath, L. Rie- ’ Order of the Tower and Sword. ..
gottie, H. Levis. Art Kelly, G. Carroll,i
Mason. F. Bymes, J. Stanchi. M.
Dowd/ C. Smith. H. Neugebauer. W“ - .-
Meekey, J. Tuiley. w. O'Brien, 1!. 1m" ““‘tm‘
r‘riend. \V. Ryan. T. Riedell, J. Noam;
Roton Point Today
Roton Point will be. inaugurated to
day with a variety of attractions. AL
though the park has been open tor the
past few weeks, today, Memorial Day.
mmeoflcial dayolopeningwnen
every concessionrill beta full swing.
it
beenmcdeattbeporkandakm
than 0mm.
_—_.~-
!
ORMER GERMAN 34mm, . K ,
l-
i
it
it
When Asked For an Opini ~ [ A
That His Attitude Is Unchanged—JVMKMI ‘
His Future Life or Plan s ~
ffliliilill [transmutation
fEAlllNli KAISER Will BE till-rt ll-
Herr Schwartz Says the Pen ce Situation at Yemihj
;‘ Has Been Badly Muddled by the Entente Allies "
m.
W cd nciflm
V*"—_ EA. _~ b- AIHERONHEX. .
May :26 (Associated Premier?
Eiillllliillil It) all
tilllElil llBSEIlVEll .. _ ’
Marked by Annual Parade when he crossos the tlrawbfidpi- ‘ '
of the Veterans of Past 1“va dun... going toand imam»
Wars and Official Opening; ing- from his log—sawmg in
. ‘ . he
me Itirartlen of the «astlt: and then >
or the sum r Season lis only within sight for about four
Memorial Day. 1919. is helm: cele-lwwmd-‘g ~
brated today in Norwalk quietly anti Replying lira repeated request.
in a manner appropriate to the lime;for a declaration. tlit'.f()m(‘l' 031- ,
ant custom. Unlike previous‘ years.- l)(‘lx~(,r sent 1}“- following words:
special amusement features have not ~ “Tell Tht‘ ASS(.(-ia‘(ld Press that ,
Effandifrii‘ip‘la?e$‘aéi .‘hKedd§£.;.L?, my attitude is unchanged. , .
that of a day set aside for lht‘ pa_v-. The messenger. General .3?
ment of respect and reverance to the; going-if. gave the correspt) _ (
deported m of all were “I WhiCtho hope that anything _WLS,.1_LK¢ ..
”“.;.,"a”°" “a” 'akgnfltfl'h“ a area! ito be given ollt for publication. 8 y. '
lis vear . emorla ay 3 u, , . . -
or appeal to all citizens than ever be—f '5 \'ll‘_l“a".‘ llllll‘lbl‘mk’ I0, 8"”. %
fore. After our participation in tilt-anything regarding the forncrel- " 3..
greatest war this world has ever 2 ernr‘s life or plans, as evpryw . is
known. ”“3 Memorial Day sees coin“? in the castle is under strict order. "*1
"i F lto maintain silcnec. _ _
(Confirmed on Page ’ l Apparently there is no excite- >
' lnent amongst the members of hi!
' ¥Sltll0 over the terms. the only per-u .
‘tion of which interests the import“
V ii-
DAR") toxiln is the clause relating to ll" M
Q - . self. '
‘ U - i The former empress appears ti!
film more afi‘ccted than her lll_tsbnn‘."_
{and is evidently under the unprfl-
'sion that ‘ill(‘ powers u'lil sue
Since the former German emperor;
has been acquainted with MA:
peace tcrms. he has become out ..
more invisible to tilt outer world.
The only possibility of catching ,n
' Dario Resta. with his wife and child
' 1' ' l the m— , . _ . ‘ . a
$2: 1?;SQLZ‘ZaL‘2n“: r122; {3; the bad, Ill brmgrlnglr him before d tribunal. .f
som’t3 residence of Mrs. Jeanette one; There have been no extraordmu'y. «
3‘ Shorellai'el “9 is well-known lntnlovemcnts about the castle lately, ‘
this section as a resident'of Tokeneke “u. only visitor helm: Dr. Range, .
for sevelral seasons linguists {23232019 who came from Berlin in count:-
automo ie racer exe s _ ._ _ ._ . , , f t e
ill the llqllldatlon o
t e worl . and he won the champion- “it" “I ‘
h d personal estates oi the Hohenml- .
ship sometime ago. . . _
He was to have raced in indian» 19““ m Berlin. ’ ‘
apolis on Saturday. but withdrew omit». BERLIN. “'(‘tlu May 28 (AD-
m. tile.\\—;>:k.ilpreferrlng to stay east sot-lated Proust—Herr Schwartz;
mm “15.3: Economic Minister. who has be?
-- __ "llll‘llt‘tl here front Versailles after
' :llis withdrawal from the Germ,
PRESXDENT CASTRO peace delegation, with-ht» ho ho...
Icriticized. asserts that the pen!
RECEIVES AVIATORS
-_. situation in Paris has been It
LISBON. “'ednesday. May 29 (A; muddled by thé Enfénbd 1m
sociated Press).———Commander John ‘
Towel-s, Lieutenant-Commander A. C M. (-lcmellccau, he goes on woof
Read and Lieutenant-Commander Rim“ been forced to adopt cw
iN' 1“ Bellinger, the commanders 0f theatrical device. such as linilfl‘
5 the American transatlantic seaplanes.
were received today by President Can- ‘
Itoy Castro, who was formerly an ad-
imiral in the Portuguese Navy. The
-l
a
tthe Paris boulevards with Ger“
cannon. to induce the French ‘
plc to lielicve that Germany w ~
make complete reparation.
President “'ilson's politicg. _
declares. are clearly discernible” .
attempt to drive a wedge bum...
Germany and Russia, as “he‘
trays fear of an nndcrt-itandingP Hi
-twecn Germany, Russia and 5 i: '
which would be bound to be
inlieal to Anglo-American '
ests.”
. BERLIN, \Vedncsday,
:1 (-A snot-lat ed Press) .———The
‘ofl‘icial “'olgf Bureau is eir l. '
la story under an Amtscrdmt
COSTA RICA REVOLT . . . .
HAS CO! I Al’ssnlwblch asserts the [fluted v, v
t“ ‘ becoming increasingly -
MANAGUA. May 29.—-—The 1.0;oulfl9d Willi developments .
against the Tim Government. in . saiilcs," and that there 18
Costs Rica. which has been maked,mistakable strengthening ( '
by ‘n invasion °t Western 9““ m‘inclination for an nude
with Germany through ' a
dent for the act of the Portuguese.
a The Municipal Council of Lisbon to-
l day decided 'to award a gold medal to
The newspapers print long articles
expressing friendship for the United
States. and all reproduce the phrase:
"You have done ’what the Portuguese
did centuries ago. but they reached
America by den. while you reached
'Portngal by air.”
t
e
n.3WflymmAnel-theg
’ ‘ w (0&7? m ., ”utilization of the peace terms}
3m“ 3&3tAcnnuponden'_v‘to£o_
’. ”has
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