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PEAEE lREAll; SIGNING.
PILL EASE PLASE THURSDAY; E
ii dWllfillAllD Will
in. Von Hainhausen, Who Was to Sign Document For
Germany, Has Telegraphed His Resignation to Wei-
mar—President Wilson to Remain in Paris Until
Signing Occurs ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ '
NRRR RN THE AUSTRIAN TREATY HAS
BEEN RESUMEI] BY THE RREAT PRWERS
nail-d Has Been Received in Paris That the Germans
Have Burned a Number of French Battle Fags, in
Violation of Armistice Terms
Hy The Associated Press). » Versailler by Premier ('lt‘llK‘iH‘t‘flllH
the signing: of the peace treaty
ill! Germany prohalnly will take
,1 we 'l‘hui‘sda}: it is indicated in
is
to resign the premiership as soon
as the treaty is ratified.
president of the peace conferencl
who has announced his llllCllilOlll
ELSE SSASSL W
SLASS DAY
EXERCISES
80m minivan, Conn. may, mu 2;, 1919
L0 IVA SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
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Smiling Boy and Sweet Girl
Graduates of ’19 Norwalk
High School Give Time
Honored Program in a
Breezy Way '
PRESENTATION - .,
RE lilETS MARE
Graduation Exercises of the.
Senior High School on
Wednesday Evening
Class day exercises come and class
days go as the years roll round nd all
of ‘em are fashioned very much on
the same pattern, but each with a cer-
tain individuality of its own. which
was particularly true of the pleasing
little entertainment of Class '19 of the
auras ndviees today. There Norwalk high school in the assembly
wine doubt about the date however “'ork on the Austrian treaty hall last evening. ' i .:. ____.__ c. f N l] f t ili
sum-vase of laeh of word from (Zer- was resumed liv the l'“l‘“‘“‘“‘“‘ H. i WAR TIMES . The police 0f the lty 0 or are as P 115 up .’
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rullli)’ regarding: her mo.— represL-u- tlves oi the great powers lll Paris; ( “if? "n 7‘" T " "l g - ThlS , > .8 Decrease of Four that is destined to Will them the admiration and envy of the
ratio" at Versailles. Dr. lianiel today and their intention of llllP-i I, ______.~ , gna ligf-mflm Below th police force ofthe e. Their latest achievement was the .
ion .flaiinhausen. who was named rviil': the doeument to-eonipletion , ARMY “0MB PLANE t . . , resent ear ' ' T in the a rehension of a. murderer in 1'" ‘
l)lefiiptitei'itihi‘)’ to sign the is evident. The (‘oiliiell has refer-i iplans 0f T:‘teW' 0“ her Not ______. mutant» rendered PP ed “pun-g by Niew’ _ ,
11>
red the question of the sinking: of
treaty. has telegraphed his resig-
the German ships in Scapa Flow
nation to \Veiniar.
President “'ilsoli ltil> ordered
the transport. George RVA-filbillglull
to be held ready at “rest. for his
departure for home. lie has
-i-.:reed. it is said, to remain ill
Paris until the treaty has been
as to» whether ,the aniiistiee con-
ditions were violated by the Ger-
mans 'aet. '
'l‘oinniaso Tittoni. the ll(‘\\‘ For-
eign Minister of ltaly, will lie the
sinned. Final arrangements for ~‘— C he.
- . . ilane noted b L‘eut_,C0]. H. 13‘ C188“; 0., had been sold to Harris B. Bccher ' ' "i
the ceremony are being made lit (Continued On Page Six) £9” 53mm and, killed two children? of Brooklyn. and the title was formul- cal policy inaugurated in making ”1°, 12th “Mt: Mk P “bola midnwhi 011 the night of June “-
. . and injured “other in landing a, ._ ly passed to him by William F. Bishop. “Tipmdgjau°” m; the ”"1"" yea" is alleged that the murderer, under the influence of liquor, in
Franklin Field i’esterday- Capt “'il 2 {Itsd‘m‘mlgr gynpfibcg" 0319 “"3, °' Third drfiiigtinirto; mitlif’f‘i's‘io‘i‘l ing- reninrks made about his hat drew a gun and fired two shat
. .. . .',u,e wo . 't i. ' A
mm D. Chandler. obsmer 0“ ”‘9 “‘3 g ”5 er " about five mills and, in the Fifth dis- A
to a commission for (it’lt’l'nllllallflllJ
Accident Occurs While Land-
ing at Franklin Field
BOSTON. June 24.———A bombingr air-
chine, was slightly hurt. The plane
lililSlllllllllllllllEN?
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Formal Tranfifer Made Yes-I
terday, “William E1
Bishop Gives“ to New
Inckwood’s .Mce
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Made Known—Is at Pres-
ent Occupied by
8: Sons’ Shari Factory
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, Formal anhouhcement was niade'this
;morning that the extemlve property
1 known for over half a century as the
; Bishop Mills. instead of its more for»
tmal title of The Futon Manufacturing
‘The contract for the sale of the prop-
erty to Mr. Beecher was
THE NEXL LEAR
‘mrtgmes of them
Owner in Jflge Elli.“
LNLESESELNE . than!
ELISESAPSEELVLL ESPEEWELVEMLLLS
signed on,
ERR NORWATR
. 9! Estimate and Taxation
Show a Reduction of
Five: Mills. in the First,
Second and Third D'mtricts
[STRICT
Residents of Norwalk. as well set
H. Jacob the thousand or more taxpayers re-Wectm
a. - siding elsewhere throughout the coun- '
try. will be much gratified to learn
that the rate for the city and district
taxes. coining.duo next. Novmber,
will be much lower than last yearnnd.
in fact, smaller than for several yénrs
past. This is attributed to the care
exercised the past year in the expend-
iture of city money and the economi-
\
trict, the rate will be four and six-
_ ~fli’oliee Arrest urderer
Charged With Killing Old
[Wilt [AXES
V)
W
‘M
A Saloon Quarrel in New Y
City Ended in an Awlul
Being Committed-«M A
Came to South Norwalk.
afieer Reynolds Beard That Fugitive?
Tum—road tinder Arrest by
But—Pruner Coulemed and Was
Taken Back to New York
by Three Detectives.
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last night, who had successfully end
for this past two weeks. .3 ‘
After “exciting m that led from I'mpp stud; ,_
Harwell: to '9 main street, Nmalk, rm,m lb
old. of 184 First avenue, New York city, was , r ‘ g
with the murder of Nini Rani, 70 years of age, of 407 .3“ fig
street, New York. The shooting. the result of a. brawl . —‘
Trncchianandabartender inagrocerynndmnomotm. .
the bartender. Both of the bullets missed thu'r mark. but fl. .
in the brain of Mazei, a bystander, killing him
0nd lodged
(Continued On Pare. Twelve) 'M’W 12 0f the present 3’93"-
There have been many rumors as to‘
,just what disposition Mr. Bechcr will;
lmake of this most important mill site'
MRS. ZlEfilE“ TIRE“ iwith its unrivalled water power and
,_ , ' ‘central location, but as far as known
“I: EXEBUTRlx PHSTT to his intentions. The plant is now,
he has made no definite statement as.
1 occupied by the H. Jacobs & Sons“ Co.~
‘.
iW. S. Champ Also Pleads.
Age in Petition to Resigni
Trusteeship g
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Old age and physical infirmitie< re-l
suiting therefrom have caused Ztlrs.‘:
Eiecta Matilda Ziegler. widow of \\'il-;
llam Ziegler, and \l’illiam S. (.“nnmpE
ASLAMLPSPPUPLLS .tAUELLLLSPLLEELLES
PAESSEPEELLSLLAPP; lNlflBUllfllNfit
De-LEdmond H. Leach, of Elm
Grove Street, Had No ‘Li-
cense and Was Fined $25
and Costs
Immediately after the shooting, the Grand Jury of New Your ,
indited Trocchian for first degree murder, but he escaped the «a . g
es of the law.
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MR8. WARRERW’S
WILL liflNT ESTER
t
Bequest Made to William;
Thomas Harris, a Family ‘
Servant—Claim of Insani-
ty Made by the Town—-
Testatrix Was a Patient in
the Hospital at Middle-
.town
(Continued 0:: Page Threol
PILL PILLS PAELLELLS LFEllEllAlANll VI
ANS ALLLEn PLANES! ESPEES LLNLPE
UNDER u. S. Suriname mm... w
Southwest of J aurez
Far-Reaching License Sys-i EL PASO, June “LL—Federal i “
tit-om Sonora to i‘eenforce the t .
tern Proposed Under 8‘ liua Federal forces opposing V
Modems Outnuinber
tenders Four to One
«his, June 2l-Tlie situation in. (Continued on Pate Three)
. Minor is 'M‘l'lollS. according to of—i
:oii ices received by Reuters Ltd”;
til here yestrday.
ailiices stated that the Turk-
nunnmwu
'RlfiHlflUNCARS
Motor Vehicle liept. Will
Tolerate No Cutting Ahead
An automobile aecident that camei
lnear having a fatal ending occurredl
,M outnumber the Greeks four' at the corner of North Main Street
and threaten to drive the and Flaxliill Road yesterday“ about
.6530 p. m.. when a Ford car, owned
{and operated by Edmund H. 'Leacli of
L 7 Elm Grove street. crashed into Hor-l
'ace PR. Nash‘s ' ' . . , .
' V ' ' ‘ ‘4 ' : :
LRoad from North Main street, whenlcourt.‘ ._.ew York: yelterday. “31mg,
permissmn to resign as executors and;
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"omit-lied nn Pace Twerve)
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PELPLSP’LNE"
his rear wheel struck the curbingt . . .
. . . ‘ : trustees of the fortune left by Zeiglerlg When the will Jf Cliviriwp c. \vm-d. - ~ J ' A h
, aiound the Soldiels monument. The| William J. Gaynor, former mayor oft Ahead Of Traffic low was before the Proba 4 COMMISSIPHCI' of Food 1rned at a point sout west of 3
. sudden lurch of the car caused Leach' A Le court in , late Saturday night. 8600111“! to
2;" 105,, control of the wheel and Ethel New York. 8150 was an executor “P‘- m Stamford. yesterday morning, there” stufis lformauon received here yeast» '
' t0 the time Of his death. t Owing to the tremendous increase were many complications. The town, i Carranza and vm‘ form m
I; I'lmd..clonml‘1‘(md across the sttrfetboylelrl Mrs. Zelgler, who resides at 907 Fifth, in Saturday and Sunday traffic this
3' ‘e b“ 9w“ an up agains he ‘1‘ 'l avenue. states in her petition that she: at t roads it t it 1
in?r Mr Leach s three children were - . year on ~ a e - ‘9 “1° 0" V9 ' c e
h. ' ”5 79 years 01d and m poor healtlu department has found it necessary to
”‘0 0th" occupants'of 'the car, butl suffering from chronic throat trouble“ direct its corps of inspectors to pro-
fortunately “0 9“" “as “”“red' The; She says that because of her age and' hibitihe practice of "cutting m” 0n
1‘ ord “1‘19".“ Slight damages. Oflicerl ill health her duties have caused her‘; the part of automobile operators.
‘an publicity for the bazaar, : InOCkVVOOd investigated the accident. great mental and physical strain andl Sunday motor t'ehicle ‘1th is b8'
and Saturday of this week. i found that. Leach carried no operator‘s that she is unable longer to assist in coming so heavy on through roads.
1 license. and placed him under arrest. the management of the estate's affairs: particularly the turnpike and the “v"
.mr and lawn fete is to betH overed ,1 $95 bond and was re
w: :he horwalk Green, on the; e c In ff“, Hcitv cotirt. beforee' lroad from Hartford to SaybI‘DOk, that
; a; .. older rim church edifice, A ‘9559‘1- ,
, lilo-.‘updpd the :difice that; burn- 1 Judge George H. Vosburgh. this morn—
".Lilnbfii‘ 2.». 1917 mg. Leach pleaded guilty. and told of
. MW been fire church build-vhavmz already applied for a. license.
Piling-.1 bv th, F' . h flint as y_et, not receivmg it. He was
- villi»?ifonii‘dirigshfiihlzctovsvg: l fined $2.) and costs on the charge of
_ _ , _. w ,. . g
. ,9 located at various paints hum, mthout a licene.
~' “2523.: SS: irrigate TRRTflE RULE .
EPEALLEE EELS
of Darien. represented by Warren E; WASHLNGTON, D. C., June 24.—: ing themselves southwest or_
Cressy, as contesting “fie WT“ On “1%. Rigid federal control of the packingitor a general military en . “a
ground that the “Slur“ W35 0‘ “I“. and allied industries by a system of which Mexicans expect some um
sound mind at the time of its execu-t licenses 15 provided in legislation pro—l week.
tion. It “'89 also ilk-'18!“ 0M that the posed in Congress yesterday. Sena-i Villa, and his forces were
.town 0‘ Dar-ten had been Obllged ‘0 tor Kenyon, Republican, of Iowa. in“ Villa. Ahumnda. eightytfim
support him. Wamlow for some time trodnced the mem in the Senate t south of Juarez. Gen In“
prior to her death in the state hospi- and a similar bill was proposed in the. guts Federal forces under
tal for the insane at Middletown. The House by Representative Sydney Ann
Home Bank and Trust Company of derson, Republican, of Minnesota.
The proviisons of the bill, most oil
which are approved hr the Federal;
:: its iinz the bell again,“ is the
unit which the ladies of the
‘V'YLIIi-Eaiionul church. on the
:. ll; Norwalk, are sounding the
i
l';
Till) AVLAISLLS
Bunnie ’
RYE BEACH, N. Y., unit It
‘ viators believed to have In.
; fliers were killed when their .
tfell oeveralkhundred feet non
(Continued On Page Eleven) _
fillflll ELPLZENSPLLP
ELLALL__L_L_L_/_E_LLSL,LSP
The drive for funds tor Good Citizen-
ship has raised over eleven hundred
dollars in Norwalk. and there has been
(Continued On Page Twelva) (Continued On Page Seven)
illili PASS. PAP EAEELLLLP
Nllll A EEAEALALPP Hill NflllWAlli
lives of the Company Took Possession of the
ELLEiLL
(Continued On Page Four)
Pull/ALLA iAELLl .
‘ ELSE in LLAPE SAIL
,- ‘ - —-—-‘.-—..~
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i J. i
~ i. stands: the fourth upon
- " itself. where the bazaar is.
"2 and the fifth. or present5
foundation ruins, facing:
”A. on the West side. '
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i
Representa
‘ 9*" “”3.“ been the town‘ more accomplished than the acquisl- . . . Y . . . ,
Itivr'! ll:u earliest days of its i S {ion ofmoney for the work. Hundreds Property ‘Thls Dial-“mg...“ey Come Here Through 2 Vg'he ifkfislga‘éllilth 8:3) 81:13:33 112:; £20133”ng nugg;ofirde
" “ °f m... ”8“ “are: mention-ts of theSouth Norwanr Board of Trade Lam... W... mum... in. mm...” Sm
“ hose sent an S were never 8 O ' having been made for all the members amusement pork. fim .
i;- We common town taxes,z
I «,pi.‘ Were summoned to?
M‘ ll»: sound of the drum.i
' ' ’3" l'refi'em. when its fine old]
vored unsuccessfully to. , .
names in time to mm It.
MINEOLA. N. Y.. 3m,“
Oriel-11y. announced today é
known; also the fact that the women.
enfranchisement.
i
of the club and their families to enjoy
he occasion. A fleet of motor boats.
l sail boats and auxiliaries has been
even before actual
Michael Scheidermann. of Bridge— have started preparation for proper
I port, who failed to heed Traflic Ofiicer! educational work has brought home
lJarv. Murray’s stop signal at Main amii) to the men a realization o! the fact
“’3“ Sire 15. Sunday afternoon when; that they, the women, are shonlderlng
traffic w very heavy. and the“ ‘0 cuti this responsibility as consciously as
in, in front of the car ahead of him. they did their responsibility for the
nearly cutting off part of the genial . Red Cross, Liberty Loan. etc. There
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The Young's Bros.’ Hat Company. of to be one of the busiest places in
New York, tmshigornlng acquired title town. ‘ oblllled. d It i to have
to the Vander 9! factor! property. Credit for the location or this It in an 8 Proposed A L
on Butler street. the deed being given hat factory in Norwalk is (huge l the sail boots start from the club: suntan-{filled £lt$ye
at the South Norwalk Trust Company, Sonthxorwnlk no“ of Trade_ It is' smug“ at Hickory Bluil’ u 2 ollock . Lieut. S toy . nit-on, ,
by Arthur 0. Wheeler, the owner. Mr. ’only one of many successes which. and return by 4. when another “'0; Ten,
Wheeler took title to the property a} bare resulted from their efforts. minnow tripnufll be made. The motor}
J-‘N'V’S- generous “'aismm‘i “’35 “D i“! has been '1 Roadble Stinging 0‘ a 1198' few days ago, as recorded in The Sen. new company was attracted to Nor-i boots ‘Ifi Werwlll,make ”"1
his morning, charged; lected duty on the pails of etdhe maul find, and in the deal retains the new; walk on account or 1:11..” dun-tum, eat trips as the, minute.
1 . e pol cal ueatlont w was ed a and the o m m, -‘ , r ' a V
= not having a car lcense and was loud t of the new voters comingot age eachl 3:31.303? Ombustzcrteet, militia?! that in. W I“! “WWW 3! “‘0
Am” and ““94 ‘2‘ ““1 "‘e “0’" °‘ YW' ‘0 Woeawflflms end thosei one «the biggest mar-ulna: some one: ‘ ‘ , '
instruction biased by . m m *' ,7 ,
.the case.amouuunglnauto $33.55. W . , k flit“ to ~ ww‘” ’
Continued on Page Nine.
iisiai' HOUSE BILL
PASSES SENAT
Aitiiisill'RG. Pa, June 24.—The
3th House bill. permitting the
* .. "Yitl selling of beer contains
”-4 per cent. alcohol. was passed
. , by the Senate today by a i'Ote
-3‘ ‘0 19. "
L.
. lthe uptown. court t
'wlth violation of [radio rules, and oil who have left th
‘ it.
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