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ERNERERATTRNAE
PARISH HTIIISE
,1. of Mrs. Lillian Sher-
-111(l-Ne33'l~:irk. Assisted
. tnme Louise David and
41-1-3 0. Htrt
'2l lunr'crt was given by
-.I.mid-Ncwkirk‘s pupilsf
‘~‘llll‘ll “'11s Sllt'tttlml by
" 1t taxed the stating ca-
511 111:1113‘ulii'ln'ts
ll\l erenin': that Mrs.
iiittl to a lt‘pkfllinll oi
v3-I111n2. to 13inch a
I'ls lian unruly bcI-n
.IFL'.‘ program was of
artist he-
N'rw York.
Timid. who
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=1-Ili ltusle, Switzer-
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ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD BY A SPECtAL
Office as Second-Class Mail Matter.
SETS TREATY
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lishment of the German-;
Austrian Republic, and;
Says It Has No Relation to
Former Hapsburg Empire
RE EETTNTTMTI] RUIN
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ST. (ll'IRMAlN. Monday. Jun» 2
l'pcn rcr't'iving Illl' lt'o'al)‘ trom the.
allies |1cre 111111131 Dr. Karl llenncr.t
chairman ot‘ lllc' Austrian delegation.-
outlint'd briefly the history of the 1-s-
tahlishmcnt 111' the (Dc-rummAustHan‘
Ilt'ltlllllll‘. and dct-lart-d it had no rela
tion with the former liapsbut'i: Em-
pire. Hc Spitltc as follows:
“Fur a [(1111: time the yuppie HT (2111‘
111:111.\nsl1i;1 33'1'19- “tilllllfl in dismiss
t'nr this pro-sent day to ('nlllt‘. which'
shall reliv '.1- tin» tn-nsiun caused in 121.-
11111v~r1tainty as in that 'Niiplc's lIlllll‘v'
rliilt‘. \\'.- 35cm lonuing tor 1h.- hour
(‘11 «It'l'isit-tt, lit-calls“ it 3. as to roImlor
11»;11-1- at last to our hard-tried coun-
11-3 and to offer us an opportunity to
Samuel Cochrane Believes
Third District Property,
‘Vas Assessed at Too High;
a Figure
Deputy Sheriff l‘IdWaril D. ltuulr-ns
this afternoon servcd oni'it3 t‘lcrk it
Twin: Robertson. through the law
Office (11' Reach & (‘andcc. applica»
tiun of appeal from the doings of the
Board of Relici‘ or the city of \‘~16
walk. The applicant. Samuel (‘oclr
1111114. is the owner (11' property at
Shun-haven. [IV allcgcs that thi-
iiuard (11 llclin-t‘ rctuscd to reduce his
assessment list, and refused to l't’dllCi'
lllt‘ valuations of his lots and build
inc. and in rct‘usinu to coualiz“ ll».
assess‘nwnt of said prupPl'ly so as H1
make said assessment equal and pro-E
pm'tirin'itt- 3'itl1 n'licl' prupvt'tivs ln-l
hated in said city ()1 Norwalk. and
similar properties located at Shun-V
ham-n. on l‘aniicld island. and in illl'i
3‘icinit3' of said land and buildin:s.'
and similar properties located in the
districts of
Norwalk. The city is notified to make
an appearance before lllw Superior
'in Bridgeport. on the first 'T'ttesw
BEGIN TNRUEST
RE AIR SERIASII
IN NEW NAT/EN
Information Refused—Pod
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was begun yesterday by Coroner Edi}:
into the collision aloft which brought
dea'h Sunday to Lieutenant Melvin B.
Kclcher, of Fianklin. lnd.. and Corpor-
al Joseph Katzman. of Brookiyn. N.
Y. After the medical examiner. Dr.
Scarborough. had examined the had-
les of the aviators. Coroner Mix set
the hour for an inquiry at 6 oclnck.
He asked the police to have Lieu: or:-
ant Rouiott who was sw nior officer in
charge of the three planes which were
returning to Mlneola. L..I., from Meri-
den. at his oflice. The lieutenant said
he would not so and glue coroner ll-
Entcred at the South Norwalk Post-
E:
,cd his railroad carccr
.- badly wmric d ianilly.
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Popular Freight Clerk at
South Norwalk Freightl
Station Completes Ralf
Century of Railroad “’ork
Next Tuesday
(1n Ille' o-Vt'llill: vt .inns-
.. .d (it loui'tiwr. 7'1 .11’~' '~Tut'll on ill" sta-,
lion platt'uitn 111 tho ”III .\'1-\\ llarcnl
c linrtt'urd Ratlrinad. .11 New Han-11,!
watching :lii- making; up ut the Sprint:-
field train ilui' to learn at 111: I". wit. it
l'onductnr (‘11.11' 11- s Johnson I: aned «1111
ll ll1-.' bazua 't'urt ant. tal'ed
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pmciaim before this Austrians trilm- I
11211. the world's highest authoritLI 1
what our count 13' is. and what the con- STEPHEN 3., THAYE_R'
".\ll ilelil.” came the iu-pl3. "You 1.«
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i— . - .. . --~ - 1 I11 those mind old da3s ii 31.:s Ullt‘
rr N ‘ '1-1‘ tlic r1 1111;11‘111-In1s' 1.1 tln- 111.:11-1' nl‘i
IAI‘ES APPEAL Fflflfi .'1'31-1'3' This“ 1‘11 railroad 111:1 33.11: 1 -
I should be pussml through tin- ('ais .1!
' stand Illl“l‘\ill>. a law that was 11-
lil'illt‘tl not so many 3'1‘4115 a: .
f \‘.'itl1mlt asking: perniiszz ion 1:! :‘.is'
nmtht'r or anyone elst' tl1r bu} dalto'd
up the steps 01 the Car. grabbed the
Ilt':l\)' wood-~11 Watt-1' buckx'i and start
right then and,
their». On his return to his No 13' H.1-
3'cn home the followin: day, he was:
soon relating: his t‘XlH‘thll(‘t'.~ to his
and was quickly
Twain» d that he;
had st‘curt d a 1t-211lar pris'imn '
SOUTH NOSEWALK, CONN TUESDAY JUNE 3,
1919
PRESIDENT WTTSON CONEERS
WTTTI AMERICAN SPECTATTST
ABOUT THE GERMAN ANSWER
Council of Four Not Meeting Today. Giving Austrian:
Time to Digest Terms Forwarded Yesterday and the
Allies Opportunity to Reply to German
Proposals
Counter .
ESTRTTNTAN ANTI EINNTSR TRllllPS .
REPRRTETT Tll RATE TAKEN PETRREIRATT
German Deiachment Said to
lice and (‘ tossed the Polish Frontier
Prussia
Assm-iHYNI I‘l‘t‘ss ‘.
t‘xi'i'lll
'l‘iy 'l'lic
\Vllll ill" It'l‘llls HI pl'tlt'i‘.
.1 Tc“ M't'liull». NIITIIIIIIIO‘II in lllt‘
Austrian rcprcscntathcs. and
with allicd experts working 1111 the
reply that will lie made to the
Herman countcr-pruposals, llit‘
\‘(Irk (if lI11l I’t‘act‘ (‘13111'1'1'1'111-1- lll
l’aris is. for the time l1ci11I.'. mark-
i112r limc.Tl1crc will lw 11o lili‘t't—
Rim: Hi IIlt‘ t‘ ounc H of Four tudav
l1'1-sidc11t \\ils1m c'onfciring with
.\111cri1'an specialists who have
the German aliswcr in hand and
with thc other nit-nihct's of the
American 111ission.
Dr. Karl chncz'. .\11st1'i;111('l1an-
lccllor and l1c21d oi" the peace mi»
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ETRE RESTRTITEI}
EAST SIRE iillllSEg
Home of Leonard \Ieri‘ zl
Totally Destroyed by Firel
Early '1 his Morning
'l‘h c homo ot lconaid Moritz at 18'
Howard 11"cnuc.ll:1st Voiualk.
totally destroyed by tire
o'clock this morning" The
from the Mayt’lmvc" Hook
Company answered the alarm.
(Continued On Page Four)
‘RARTAN TI RESTERI
13 BUSTRARAR‘
i’ill Get New Post Under
Shake-Up in Department
of Justice
33'ASH1NGT0N. June .t.-~51 reor-
ganization in the Department of Just.-
ice as far as the Bureau of investiga-
an early date.
Francis P. Gmnn at present Alien
Property Custodian is expected to be—
come an assistant attorney general.
having direct W our the
e! 2. w
IF iftecn
33 1s i
around 6 =
apparatus '
.tltil I.it(l(ll'l',
but de-l .
tion is concerned is to -be edected atg
isiim of the former llital limpit'c. is
icxpccted to Icavc Paris for Swttz-
:crlanll today.
h“
as
'll'tlllflllLY
the All»
and
will prom-rd as liar
ST. JTTSEPTI’ S REI
ERRSS ENTERTAINS
Certificates and
Bad pres Awarded Members
by Mrs. Lottie H. Munro.
of Norw alk Chepter
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spite the best efforts of 111:" firemen} Tht' Red (‘ross Auxiliary of St. Jos.
' the house “as a total loss. 1,1,11-5 church hold lllPil‘ last meeting
. 311'. Moritz started that he amse .isi 1,”. the present your lAst t'Vf-ninz in
.'usual this morning and went (11113113 5,; gospph's 1.1110311 hall. Minn 111.; an-
stairs to light his kitchen fire. llaIlmml rcpert, which rIanif'tl that the‘
‘started the fire and ictt 1l1I~ 1011111 tori auxiliarv 3'-t.1s “mans: 121.. leaders in
‘a fc'w minutes and. upon l‘t‘lililiill:.i 11..) 31111:“,th 01‘ Red (‘yms work com-
tound the place ablaze. turninz 11p~l pletcd Was presented. and fifteen cer-
t'tairs he roused the odor 1m tutu-rs 111'; ”affirm and badgcs were awarded to
his l'ai‘nily and by tl‘t. tinic (1‘1; 3' 31cm members by Mrs. Lottie .‘.lunro. ol' tho
.c—- lNorwalk Chapter of the Ammican
ted Cross.
The evening was not entirely dorm-
ed to business. for a 3'1-13' :Ti‘ilx‘ant in-
formal social was held and enjoy. .1 10
the utmost bv cvct‘F one attending.
Dancing opened the festivities
dainty refreshments followed.
Since the time of the organization
of their auxiliary. tl.' ladies hate
been tireless and unceasinz in their
work, but the results attained were
well worth the effort: and the mem-
bers are proud of the 1 nviahlc record
they have made. .‘Ceedlt-ss to say.
their work has not been unnoticed,
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(Continued on Pate Fonz)
GENERAL STRIKE
IN VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER. B. C.. June 3.—A‘
general strike of organised I but in
“M '31: '
and
lime Violat: d the Armis-
From East
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trian frontier. where he is expcctv
cd to lllt'l‘l Ill!‘ll|I)(‘l‘\ of his cabinet.
who will discuss with him the
answer Austria will make to the
Allied terms. 'l‘lic Austrian reply
is due 1111 Julie IT. lint ln-i'nrt- lllvl
timi' Ilr. Ronni-1' prolialily will
solid in the l’calc t‘nni'cr-«ncv a
ntuulu-rofnntcsrcl.1li3'c toilii""11-
cnt pl1'1s1-s 11" the treat\.
'Ilictc This l11111 no Uiflt i.1l inti-
mation to the German count
proposals Late .1d3i1 t‘\ indicate
that smile of the members of tl1I'
( nuiicil oi Four arc disposed
to modify certain terms to \3'l1'ch
tltc (icrmans havi- "IiNIl‘ the most
emphatic objection. l‘rcmicr (‘lc1-1-'
(‘llt'i'llll of France is rcportI-d
siandinpr firmly against any conces—
sinus in IIII‘ (icrtiluns. wl1iT1- l‘l'I‘I
(continued on sun mu
STATE TRATTE
SEllllll'lS SEEN IN
TIRTTTTN PTETEJRES
Pupils at “’ork in Different
Educational Institutions
in the State W'ill Be
Shown in Local Theatres
"Opportunity. aStoxy 10-1 Your B03‘
Opportunity is ill“ nann of the story
unloldcd on the screen that \'o rwalk
people and others in this section “'1. ‘il
htu' e the 01 portunitv to see this M10
11 will eudence that ‘Oppmtunit3'"
knocking at the door of every young
p rsun in this state tu‘a3 as timer
11.1011. it is the state that is knock
ing. and if the door is opened and the‘
opportunity embraced. the state asks
r. itliing in return except a better citi-
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STAMETIRII TITAN
SENT Til .IATE
STAMFORD. June 3. -——Courtland H..
Young. publisher in New York of sev-
eral magazines. was sentenced to Jail
for six months. today. {or driving an
automobile recklessly and for operat-
ing while under influence of liquor.
Bil counsel amen-11
m and
WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR
zen and a citizen better qualified to go.
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Fair tonight and Wednesdly.
Bomb Explosmns Wt'eCk
Buildings 111 Many Cities
Throughout the Count
’Belteved Thai Bomb Planter Was Blown to
Atoms in Washington, While a Policeman
Was Killed in New
Residences Were
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1112111110111ol.l11stiica;:ci1ts and pm
1111- ”If“: iultuut the countr} tutla'"
31c11- hunting the. t1l';_'.’l!ll/.-‘l lR.11' l
n‘. :ma I-.1ists who last ’lllfllll
1.111111 In (I What lite-3‘ calli'al 112.1 e11-
tempttou3'crlitt'1133' the govern-
ment by assassinatmg “ith high
1'.\plnsi\'1‘ Immlts gou-rnmcnt ofi‘i-
1 ials .md promincnt men oppI-st ,1.
in lllt‘ 8})“ all Oi I: "l\\'l(‘sslli \s
l'. \plosions took plat «- in \\.1sll-
ing‘un. PIII\IHU‘L"II. l 'Il3';1'l111d.
Nl-wtnnvillc. .‘Izlss.. Tilisltm. I'ltilit—
dciphia. Paterson. N. -l.. and X1-33'
York. “as killed. scvct'al 111-1‘snt1s
the lmullts were iniclidczl was I111.t.'
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Thornton Lent, Aged 1‘}
Years, Taken From “Deep
Hole, ’Died a Minute Latei
STAMFORD. June Z‘..~l' is holim'cil
that the shock 01 the cold waters 0‘.
the Rippowam River was responsible
for the drowning on Saturday. at
about p. 111.. of lhll‘lc'€ll~.\‘r‘ill"nld
Thornton Lent. son of Mrs. Ella
iiotchkiss, 01 174 \Vashinzton avenue.
He had gone swimming at what
knoun as 'deep hole." and inside at"
1131- hi inutco he was dead.
Thornton started out for deep hole.
as it is known to the many bo3s who
go there durint: the summer lot
swim on hot atmtet‘noons with Kenneth
Benjamin of 170 Washington a3enue.
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is
sweet and Pom \‘alaski or 56 Stone
street. just come out ttmn the water,
and dressing themsehes
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NEW STATE RRART]
llE ERUEATTTIN HAS
INETIRTTAE TiEEllNli
The first. trier-tin;r of the new State
Board of Education was held 3ester¢
1da3- in the chi cc of G03 ornor Marcus.
H Holcomb and was. calh-d to orrdt
1 by the 3:03 emor Those present in ad
dition to the gmemor Were Lieuten
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'Charies L Ames, of Hartford; Freder-
id: S. Jones of New Haren' William
IA. Shanklin, of Middleton-:11 Walter
In Hood of Winsted' John G jriicon
1 0! Vernon; Charles L. Torrey. of Pot-
lunm; Julian W. Curtis. of Greenwich:
and Henry a. Tia-roll. of Norwich. AL
the bad it” In W
in Se eral Places.
Carefully Planned Plot Show
by Pamhlet Found at tuck
Home at Attorney General
A. Mitchell Palltter.
lint
Ytil‘ll.
.‘..l‘l'i‘
\'1I 1'lt‘tI
11. the pluttct" himsclf was How.
to pieces 33' hen an internal machine
int-Indid for
tut'c_\l.
the dead anarchist callw tn \\ ask-
Him hau' reason iol' ltt‘llthllg'
' ’l‘rea any
a .
I isS'ue of the New York Central Map
\\'hen the boys arri3ed at the place ‘
lthcy met Richard (‘asev 111 Atlantic‘
York City— M3113
Badly Damaged
1111' 111111'. :1 watchmen i': .‘(cw
killed. scth'al pci'smlfl
itljurcd, buildings 33"!‘8
and ‘.'asl1i11:tm1 one
was
in
‘R'tton.c3 Gemini A.
Mitt-hull l’aluitr exploded pt'cmn-
T he pulic c lune ist' 'thlished that
and '
hat
tlic 11.1tion- \\l\ll‘ plot 33.1s com-civ-
cd in and dircc li' d It'ulll that city.
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inuton irom Iliiladclphia.
S200 llllll, llllll RAIL
[SSS .lllSllEIEIl RY
WAR, SAYS Al’ATlllll
Declares Deficit Vv'as “forth
Part It Plagid in Victory
For Allies
The 53“":
1v" no.1 rail'oad (lt‘ficit 0f
the year 1911i was worth while for the
part it pla3cd in saving the allied
cause. according to “'illiam G, Mc-
Adoo. formerly Secretary of the
an". Director Ganral ol'
Railroads. The manner in which the
railroads saved the day in the wot"
crisis is told by an address of Mr. Me.
Adm), which will appear in the’ June
title.
It was in Fi'bruary. 191810001111“
to Mr. McAdoo. that the allied prime
ministers begged that food for h—
inpc have absolute priority on Amen-
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HARTFORD. June Three w
der trials are contemplated by Stutc’l
Attorney Alcorn at the June term at
the Superior Criminal court. whfl
opens here this afternoon. A m
fiut'y 331'“ be summoned to come h
Thursday to consider indietw
against Sahator \icica and Cut”
Antone. of Enfield accused of tho
murder of Calagaro Alaimo, and if I.-
dlcted will be tried at this term. If.
Alcot'n said today that he is sure i.
take up the retrial of Mrs. Amy ‘.
3 Arehcrfillllgan. indicted two you.
ago for the murder of Franklin 11. b
dfiwc. in Windsor, and once c
at to be hunted. The can or
do lull). OI Jam C“. m
Norwalk Chronicler