AURWALK’S HflME
NEWSPAPER
Swimmer 1370
visitation *
or GERMANY’S
WAR POWER
senatnr Lodge Tells Grad-
uates of Harvard That'
This is the Best Guaran-
ire of World Peace
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“WALK. llllill’S
ercises Wednesday Even-
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Lieutenant Robert B. .Oliver was a
week-end visitor at the home of his
mother. Mrs. Frederick Sins. after a
year of service on this aide and a
year overacal. During that time he
servedgwith tour dinerent divisions,
taking part'in the fighting at St. El:
Edward _L. Greenberg and
Floyd J. Angevine
Under the Washington
Street Bridge
Majority Socialists, Clerical! and Democrats of the . .
Wing Are Getting Into Line, and May Force,
'19 at . . I
. , m m in a... ”some pom m, . . its magic: whoa: at; as busy Peace Deflation tofiaage Views
last assignment was with the 51:1 in- - t it I!" "a, ' gradua-
’ ' . innit-y. 6th Division of Regulars. and 31;“. mfimfi.“d ”"9"“: to M
, . he returned with that division. They " 7 m' 9°“ mm“ 0" dob
will leave soon for the Pillippiuaa.
with headquarters at Honolulu. his
Lieutenant Oliver has resigned his
commission and will return home-
m.aathecaseniaybe.ontne n~
its. h
The annual Class’ Day exercises will
he. held at the High school assembly
grin—[sflfivmr BBNNEIITICUI All.
, . i 7'. ' hall. Mona: nl . J 2 . A ”RM” 1“ mum ERMA" WA “ V‘
. Within the next few weeks. . 'eight o'clocz. ewvietli ntshe agilowlnr: i: .
I“ \ ‘ , . Roxbury’ Mass” and Hart- , Every Eflflt ade by DYE-t tori-ting an: instructive prognm: . ;.
.sn . intricans‘to beCare- . te - 8‘ and’ 1 Opening mderick r. Myejoy, . / .
, . . k - ford Cars Collide at Corn- mien, vets President. Demonstrations by m 3.31“ at m .
um Russia Has“ -' 3 ““9 1." 5m 3 3'”. e l Slums—Joule (.M1MM.ANWFOI ’ x...
. . . The people of the do 'nt at t i EHAPMAN “mum! Thom Wynn ht! Cl ’ ”c . _ J I. I“ ' . ’ ""’
2 ~74. Miss“ June lit—Les. were treated to their“dall:naut:tlnig 'years. who live-“in New Yorkmi WM-mnm-Clm W. 8h“ 4“
... .. mi in Germany‘s milk, bile accident at about 7:30 last even- .
tend: the Beale-High moot. of tha .
city. was drowned. on Keyser bland.l
yesterday afternoon, at about 4:30?
o'clock. 1
Thomas. with a porty of boy frienda.}
' came up from New York by motor-f
' _________ boat. yesterday afternoon. and was'1
l'iimllloiit‘ome'nl exercises around the tragic dummy, under the. . , _ ‘ _ . enjoying himself on the island. as the
l 1;;‘v'fl'F‘llY- ' ' bridge. when he ran headlong into a‘v mfitfifflglnmrfigz dgge“.:: (3:225 titles! 0! Manress institute. I priests"
. r: u: (.ermanys war 00-“ 7-passenger Oldsmobile touring car,‘ ‘ '
. retreat. E
lmdzo declared." now is owned and operated by Floyd Ange- ‘
v n mllowinq years of ef-
- \iwlltl peace and in Rus-,
‘. . .t iulP were emphasized;
'r ~\ lii‘l‘e today bySenatOi‘; Edward L. Greenberg. of Scribner.
‘-i t.~s:lchuset}s. chairman oftI ‘
‘ . _ lavenile. operating his Ford roadster.i
livir'iin Relations commite’ register 19-947. was making a turn
E-M Solo—Mabel Killer.
who“ tell to Stiles—G» race lo!~
S—fiu “'ill—Anna Baum.
3—Presentail‘on of Class Gifts.~
IJ—Graduaiion Song—.Class.
ing. when two cars come together
with a crash under the Washington
street bridge.
Harry Baker and Wife Tak-i
en to Boston From Ban-i
gor, Me. ’
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:- . . ' cc treaty appears ta;
" ~ A .Lptiore favorable no.1. _ t»
THE NMWAm ['NEi the police delegatiori‘ he . _
I Brockdorff-
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its represented as decidedly.
The Merchant, a Steel Cliff”; ed to acceptance of the
Motions: on race two»
ied by the police here yesterday for' ‘
. . . ,. t A number 0! the boys went in for a WW - {lied terms, the lIlPSt ““MH
.2.tr;inrce of world .peace. vine, a furniture dealer, of Washing- gfixéongggni‘l‘iig?tnngct“3:133:38 "rt. swim oi! the dock at the south end of; i W!“ CometoLocalHarbor from “'cimar.( when! the 9"
"4w by Bonsmwsm m Rug" to“ S‘reet' The larger car came 0““ Westboro Mass on time 11 left for‘ the island. One at." another. (hey; i NeXt dey ('ahinet and. National
if”. "proves that reforms of the mp!“ without a scratch. but a Boston ldst night in com ' y with’ dove oil the string piece. testing their; , 9 ———.——— are considering the "taxi.
‘1 'ngrzles. war “wells 333' mp Ford sufl'ered heavy damages, and I State Ofl'icer Robert E Molt of' Skill and “3"133‘31“ 11:39." “0:93 ‘ “‘ithin a few darn-o new steamboaii '
nrconltlons may *3 ‘ hdt ' - ~: . . . ‘ ’ of ten e ress t. in . te:
, ’l_\- mm!)— siridng for a glit-g a o be towed to a local garage '0‘ Worcester, and W. L. Johnson. chief xp fly
a different viewpoint.
I to be laced on n N l .
eQuigley boy dove and failed to come: 5 p t e orwa k and,
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VISITS PARLIAMENT?
'oi police of \Vestboro. They waived
W tor their,an'est.had beennis-
sue’dln‘Mnasadhuse‘tts. ' I ‘ f
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FlNliElilTllNflSE .
. . New York Steamboat Company's line,: The Majority S0¢_1_‘h§8. ‘f
i _ . :up. His friends. beootmng alarmed‘ : teas < ' ' lltlcd {OM
udge made no direct reference (Continued On Pane Six) ‘lel' formal proceedings. The police 3 a." his disa ea for help}: 33d“? another prog lve feature to sent dominant 91!. k ‘ ‘
'ieace treaty or the League or- 3 said that the two had not been lirrvest-l All] lcted Millie”: “made 0.! F . Min. “ P l .l l e c t) s boom. The enterprising thg (if 3“ reps; ‘c .
. __ t - ed, but Oiticer Molt asserted tint, a: u l o! the ‘1‘ Brut 4 . 5:3 mlgn [s r m H: l j“ t "B to ‘1”-
Continued Owr‘l’lge My.) [
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mills Tells of Belgium’st
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81.9mm; amine 09m—
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iter Company. in charge 0" Stanley: ll! y e m
propeller lien :1 a ‘mnch' tably inclined toward_ . the
boat than the \lrlon. It is compar-gthan at first. while the
“"9”" "9" ambls tranche: 0011- and the Mute of flip
dmon' Fm; ‘ 1&2“: it h“ beenjvving are reported to be ’
in commisaon n_ i ephia waters, . . . - .
doing government service. The boat in the same dine“ on ..
mm *’ *
is VERY nil,
Talmadge. a returned naval' olicer.A
came to the rescue. The oystermen
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Gratitude for America’s
Work of Relief
BRUSSELS. June
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19.4Belg 7‘ 's
was expressed by Paul Hymans. For-
NEAR mm“ Km: sign Hinlster. today on the occasion
of President Wilson's visit to the Bel—
gian Parliament.
Gestures of Women Secreoi Admsainrgotflr. “'ilaon. the minister.
- . ; . real 1) s of America‘s friend-
. . . h h d ,. “ms Cause 0‘ 3mm: 0‘ c T£“i‘;‘t:‘2o§;?§.“.§”af3l‘:éim‘tnfi s 3...... m... .... a.
ani‘ou nowteroes e - ~ - - ’
. term an Volunteers ciency i’s not so acute. p t 9 German Peace Delegates ' m" me “5" °‘ we "m" me ‘nd equip- ; 33:11? 3:13:33? xnl’n'i’fidfii‘fi
_ l So said Sherifl Simeon Pease yes- "‘9'" °f the Bridgeport Y‘ M' C‘ A" at .5 a member of the Belgian Commission
*'< tum. 19 nAddmonat "am i terday morning in speaking about his? ““53. June 19-2~"‘Tw0 German Won “9““ Md- “9." 3""? K?“ $3 which inquired into German atroci-
, “‘n \ “.511”, on conditigns' trip cut to Central New York and back? nien secretaries thrust their tongues t site is fully equippe z": water-p . ties. I
Ez-Vt'r'provinces by Colonel A‘ {made with Mrs. Pease and their twof ‘0 ”19 CTOWd WMChiDZ them ride 10. sleeping_tents. a coo ouse.
mess t .
. , _ '- . . _ "Since then." he said. “Americans
, n (if ihe Sanitnrv Corps of? daughters by amomwue' " the ”names runway “anon-4nd: lhalL a law. summing "cm and am lb“? 9m?“ the" "“"mcms t°'"leEAR Rim "N THE
I . . l a c e ' ~onr country by acts of generosity. es-l
. , _ , , , The trip was made by . automobile' ”1"“ the inn began.‘ / . _
'1 Nave" Aim). a professor. l is the latest version of the The camp Vi“ 099" Manda). 1“" pecially by the establishment of the. '
Belgian Relief Commission." i am CINBER mT
5 M. Hymans paid a tribute to Her-j
treaty signed and the .. -.
ended. / .
In the meantime, however,
can," If “his n, gratitude (or America's wo ol ef} is licensed to carry 600.passengers,ifroni Berlin repretcnbw ~ . p .
e e r gem h i h i ' r, ~' ‘ . aea'
R'fill PRISflNs PRflVBKEfl Al IAEK idurlng the last months 0‘ the “mm“ :un exc‘urgiZlis tollst late lsdrnat‘eaxllt all: {mu ‘ desiring onl} to
convenient ports—excursions on Sun-
days and on holidays.
It is expected that the new boat; . _
willd arrive in Norwaik harbor next ing rumors are printed in. 7
W‘e nesday. _ I 2 ‘rs it W . ”any.
This evident sign of prosperity onllliz‘igllrarahd Fleet“? PM
_ e’part of the steamboat company; . ‘ . ‘1 ~
; will be cheerful news to the people of Sill 0'“ short. "0““! _ Pr .
;hiorwalk. who should be interested in ; waters, and that British - .
[me entemfise- 50s are already near the t
"Yes. we have just returned from
a trip through the dry country in;
' ' New York State. and it is pretty'
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(tunnel Carlson, 0f Sanitarymry. But at that you can go into,
I 'lil‘ps‘ Urges Expulsion Ofi’ almost any so-called temperance town
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. . . . -. . . “3 z ‘ .- cause for Monday night's demonstra- , 381m and close Monday. August 11th.
”mi“... in Paris from “ma. 3 his C'lr between a ind 1,000 miles. ltion against the German peace dele- . A full line of athletic and aquatic
3 gallon. Some afternoon papers assert . 9‘8““ "u be ‘ part of the pmgzam.
: this was revealed by official inquiry. tnesld” a camp hast-ball team. ‘ ere
"-('0]r)ncl warwiclt' (:reene.’
' - Alum-rian Military Mis-t
liulllt' states, also arrived‘
. “wry”. of Chicago who ar-i and. while absent. Sheriil Pease drove Such
£Contlnued On Psze Ten) . bCl‘t Hoover. who acted as chairman
to! the relief commission: Brand Whit-i
' . - . . ' will be a league within the camp mem- .
- " ”5" ”1‘? 33m“ situation! ' A t.tfinsgxgefi'mfccg‘rdigg"tomfifeueiagl:: bership. The swimming will be under? (Continued 0: “‘9 Six) ABOY Ball Players Annoy
«ma conference. which is: i . ' - ., . the special direction of E. L. Saxton. i G J Wh C . “““"""
, . version. out their 10 fingers to theil . I . racer osem 0 on ,
‘ tnoses to express further contempt twho has been very sucrcssmi as an; ' Ball W I F “8 .‘lim‘iLE'rOVi'h. June 1“.
I.‘li‘.ll-"d On Page Ten) 5 French details of Monday night's? instructor 0' ”9850“?” in swimmingl ’ , fiscatea he“ t~ I. more witnesses had been
M.“ A ' YCUSTS M ”New“ 93°"?- ‘f‘" be made “’5 . . A in His Yard—Officer Mur- 3:382; filtrgumyr lint: .7
Bi???) A i ““11”“ 0" Page T“) A continued t... 82th pal. ‘ ' liliy as Peacemaker in: mm". m n. a.
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'Killed When Machine Over-
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l THOMPSONVILLE, June 19.~Two m“ RmnNER “m6“
5 young men were killed late last night i
,when'the'motorcycle on which they} ‘ l
were riding turned turtle at the con! A statement explaining the “Good - _ ,
nor of Elm and Enfield streets. The Citizen§hip" program of the Connecti-é The final 3‘01: fir lgfiing 532:!
' xvz’rrn: Jung. 19 —Senator' dead are: Frederick Schonrocck. 20 cut Woman Suflrage Association. “n.3gr0und bet'mdl e :fiow‘finum‘t {J
‘ . . l‘i—inocrat tried yester-i years old. of Main street. and Edward dcr whose auspices $100,000 is being: walk Clgbildin igfgsfile new Rwanfllt
, i" m the Agricultural ! “mite. 20 years Of age. Of New kins“ iaised. was made last night by Miss , for the u 3
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- ; that he and his wife we to
‘ There was a near riot on the old er Home to 100k It ‘
. Cinder lot, Just on Beidcn avenue. last than had excl-ed to take tad
l evening, when a lot of the boys of the i renninder of their life lbr
; «The Amalgamated Meat Cutters‘ and: neighborhood. who were enjoying an The only room they liked
t Butcher Workmen. or North American! excltlrg game or baseball, hues the caplet: by Franklin R.
jLocal 335. hold a meeting in Central’ ball into the yard of Manuel Josem. Gilligan said she would -
Labor Union Hall. last evening. and‘ who keeps a grocery at 59 Belden ave- ments so they could here -
‘64?ch the fOIlOWins Oflicers: ‘ one. One of his daughters picked the The day after Andrews CH
President—Royal Adams. sphere up and refused to return it. ligan wired the witness _ j
Vice-President—Christopher Fay. and. finally, handed it to her father, was ready. Ira OW 1,». - ‘4,
Treasurer—Charles Benton. - . . .
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TRAIN WflMEN
EFINEmES Mlii'llifl
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w .33 to 11 Against War
ttznt- Exemptions ’
Recording Secret ary—George “I .
Con‘in l
. . . . . _ . f the Fair- ' ‘ - _ t
. . . . - street. “ hite “as Instantly killed hatharine Ludington. prealdent of theA “0°“ and the “9" home 0 2 Financial Secretary Albert flirts, _
1 .339“??be 7391:? ‘ and Schonroeck died shortly after the, association. at the meeting at Foot 1 field Count! 31"“:83 Bag}: 8:3“: Trustees-Charles Bouton. Richard} SEVEN LAKE
.; p \2 ; 1-}; dl“bo_‘ 1:36 of 55 . accident. taunt-ti Hall. in Hartford, at which! toward “Pug“ mt fife w :o;&;Gutafson. Frank Horton and George BE
” 5 ..‘.‘.‘,."{..h.-, 23th again}: The accident occurred when Seton-2 Frank A. Vanderlip. financier and work 0‘ "‘9 0° ° 995 :Everett.
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Arty,“ were- roeck. who was operating the motor- philanthropist, and Mrs. Raymond 5‘93“ I!” been removed and 8 830803; “'isch-i
Sergeant-at-Arms ——
(Li hr (New York)“ cycle. put on his emergency brakes in Brown, chairman of
August
the Vi’oman’s men with plow and road scraper are; mann. '
ground sumo t ed for by Uncle Ian
NW, France (Mary- Overseas Hospitals. were the princi- “'0’?“ the , to a co II; Guide -Jesse.Brandage. , the declaration at
v .55 .L'rQVtvani ,' La‘ F0], . pal speakers. level obstruction to the march can no. Page Elsi: . . many in 1011. and built In
T ‘ ‘ " . a ' . T CHANGE MAN Miss Ludington's statement foilbws: Ony °ne ‘ tin 0" t) The mm to um 31.09 for the have bean
- »_.). Phelan (Califor- SHOR - "The Connecticut Woman Suffrage of big business remains to be done. Ba . W ”Jury 1.
-. 4’va York). CAUGHT IN STAMFORD.Assochtion over-1t. year ago. to "m. and that is the cutting of the half. MEG} 8008“ mm OI w. when
dozen nne maple trees. next the Ha—z Wt” she‘s?!“ .11] be m
»by shamanism. Vedas-u the
women for citizenship. was meeting!
not only a future responsibility, but“ sonic Temple. which one or two of.
' them mood in heighth. although,
immediate need in the state. . _ ed t bout the to e
Win spite of fine traditionaandmnch ' PM. PM a ‘ ed hill“
individual public spirit, mt time the “If was erect _ w c
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STAMFORD. June 19.—A man who
gave the name of John Venetrio. 42.
of Cincinnati. was arrested at the
EliiiT AT ST.
JOHN’S LODGE-
. Dish? will be celebrat-
:5- Lodge. No. 6 F. & A.
Imonic Temple. on Wall
- rut-nine. tomarkthe clos'
wine communications for
. l..li!*‘l' interim.
-' - Mason's degree will be
Past Masters with
em will be followed by
- “Wire." in the banquet
' ’ 2%.ng,
l‘_‘e‘
‘ .. ‘ The event wfllghd hi
,.. .. ‘ndr‘il and of “mmv
tFil-st National Bank. yesterdays-liars-
‘ ed with attempting to defraud by the
“short change games" Warning had
come that the Greenwich Trust Com-
phny had lost $240 in an exchange of
money, and the Stamftml Savings
.Bank had had a loss the same way.
{A woman who had figured in the
.“game” at Greenwidrgot away here.
{but the police overtook her automo-
bile at Darlen and locked her to. m
is curiously lacking in numbed civic
activity of a state-wile nature. and no
agencies seem to exist to awaken wo»
men's civic eoncisnce. or to link
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mn- newts
mmwhh-dotacenmryago.
mmmhththetreetmks
misty 5
William
tumour. Jana lbw—Ami-
Norwalk Chronicler