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IIII AGED WILL
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1"! ms W ill Be Made Public at Police
in: Home Day Meeting toI Through Whom Killing of
1 T 'After-I Wall Steret Messenger
..,.o}:eld amorm“ WIII Be Cleared Up
'1;1|II]|I3 BAN $50, 000“"— llfillll, lllllli
INSPECT THE mum-j3 IN IIIINIIS IIEIJIIVEIIEII
EIYE HELDIIN
CONNECTION
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REV. TEEPLIE
MURDER. CASE
Seek Tenth Man:
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IIIoEEEIs HIS I8 STAGE) III
RESIGNATION
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Rev. George M. Teeple, pastor
of the Advent Christian Church, of
IEa st Norwalk, yesterday morning,
read to his parishioners a letter ofI
resignation to take efi‘ect Decem-
1ber 3lst. Mr. Teeple has receivedi
a call to a larger field at Somer-
Iville, Mass. A business meeting
10f the church will be held Thurs-
Iday night of this week, at which
I time action will be taken upon the
I pastors resignation.
2, 000 Strikers and Several
Hundred Men on Way to
Work in New York Start
Trouble
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IPIlLIBIS IIESEIIVEs
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0E SIRIIIERS
SIARIII TIRE
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Attempt Made to Burn Down ,
the Police Sub-Station at -
Hazleton, Pennsylvania
BRILL STRIKE WILL
HURT STEEL WRRII
'Rail Mill of the Gary Plant;
TWENTY EIVE MILLION ROLLER
SYNDICATE WILL BUILD PLANT.
IN WILTON I0 MIIIIE “010”
Details of a deal by which a twenty-five million dollar syndi-
cate; represented by Attorneys Gray .11 Gray, Washington street, is
to be incorporated to take over the 020 Company, of Wilton, be-
came known today. A large factory will be erected in Wilton.
where “Oso,’ a soft cold drink, Will be manufactured. Ground will
be broken within the course of thirty days and the factory is expect.
ed to be running at full capacity by February or March of next
year.
lContinucd on l‘aic l-ll'vwn‘
Thnse in Charge Will Be
Pleased to See All Inter-I
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board of directors o" the Home
.--1 im- aged have decided not to raise
‘ilt‘ llII‘t-e dollars per week required
;m1 1 each church organization or indi~
1111 It (urine for an old person in the}
‘Iu The general publit‘. upon
1.1 the Home depends for its sup-
Ieels as if there must be some
1.:111' and better way. Many telephone
'11~ ages have been received, as Well
"Iuntlcss letters. containiv: sun'—
'w'IUlls. This shows that the public
1,1;11 )V“.\ the methods of tow past and
111- willing to back any future effort
:Or he welfare of the Ilene. ’l‘IIe
“Ions advisory ('tllllllllilt'l' I1:Iv-- lu-I-II
Hillel in and hau- git-t ll Silillt >1III'll~
did ithit't’z 'l‘oIIIoI'rou, “lion-1‘ 11:15,"
thi- ache-1111' “‘lii he made [)llblli‘. The
witznlar meeting will be held at the
' - at liAlL‘l: o'clock, when reportsI
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0 IIIBIII
IIIOIIIIS or 1
PICIIPOCIIIEIS:
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4. suffered the loss of a wallet
oping $50 while wailing for a
1 Saturday morning: at the Bridge-
..1III'oad station. SImrtIy after
'llsnppearance of his money. Ile-
(Ierrity. er the Bridgeport De,-
llureau, arrested a man who
Iris name. and address as Sam
Si \‘l'est. 110th street, New York.
\ Was held on a technical charge
reach of the peace, following alle-
vns made by Witnesses that he had
.1 sewn attempting to pick a man‘s
11-t on the railroad srution plat-
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'1 c'tl J. Knippin, of Railroad avenue,
led the police Saturday night. that
Jackets had been pickui while he
in a c10wd leuiint: a Ioc: II III ealIe
IainIed $_:.—_.5 “as stolrn.
WIIIIRS EIEIIEII IIIISE
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hashington street merchant was
~-I of $1" Saturday by an unidenti-
younn man. about. twenty-two
s IIIII. who worked a clever ruse
-'n" '1! his clerks. The youth,whose
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1ed Will] $178,000 in bonds belonginar Io
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I Rev. Mr. Tee le came to this'
Man and Women Held in lcity from Hudgon Falls, N. Y.,!
Bridgepdrt Latest Arrest eigth yearsago. Under his 8113111-
——Three in Elm City on
Coroners Warraht flourished and grew, the pastor’ s
popularity spreading throughout
the community. His leaving this
NEW Ii.\\ EN. 011 \‘in« In-r city will be regretted by many
sons hyaI 0 been aIIcsted in connection outside his own church
Is mscussm
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his employers. .'I('r'111'dib,'_v to an an-
nouncement made heie ytstcrday by
detectives who have been ('zleIIinI: up
the (use Five of those attested are
be in: litiil in (".onnec1i(ut three at the
N1“ llaven county 'ail and tvo in the
luiItieltl r-mIntv jail. Too of the]; men
II If! ln'It' are :11 t-s ("ht
yeaIs old. and Santa llzIIbIII'I'. l9 y1ats
I-ld.l)otl1 of New York (ity. (‘ hv silt
and llarbarc 'Ind anothct prisoner aIv
Iot' kml up hem on a coroner's 'waIIant.‘
Two in Bridgeport.
The pIisonII's held in BI'iIl"ep(IIt
‘311‘1' '.I nan and a woman. They are A large and appreciative audience
('ora \tIl).-. of Iii-ngpolt. and Edward :I'Q'I‘it'ii the Rev. George M. Tecple at
Tit'Ii'il’vi. of Myrtle Beach. They urn. Int Advent Christian Chlll‘t'il. last
- , niuiII. \IlIcII he spoke on “i‘rophetic
(l‘tmtjnuml on Page Twelve). Visions of the l‘rrsw-t National and.
M Is‘ocial Forest."
The speaker confined himself en-
ili't Iy to the national phase of the top-
i(', going bark it) the lil‘l‘Hlll of King
Nebuclwtlnizzar. of Babylon. '1s record-
Continued From First l'aze
SPLITS SWITEII,
IIAMAIIES AIIELI‘ [Am—mm
A. an express car of IlIe (‘onnecticutl
Company was going towards the cer'
barn on “'11“ street at 8:45 o‘clock
this morning. it split, the switch lead-
in;r to Main street so that the front
end tried to go up that thoroughfare
Will W’ork Out Comparative
while the rear end continued on its
rightful way. The sudden and 1111- NICthOd, ways Stone
heraled change of course caught the -"——"—
driver of a delivery car of the D. M._ (‘lil-IVELANII. Oct. 27.! One of the
Read Company. of Bridal-port. unawar-Zchie f purpose of the forthcoming
es and the freighter banned into
damaging its glossy sides
it.
considera- ccutives of labor unions of the Amer
bly. 1ir'an Federation of Labor and farmers
To add to the excitmem (‘ilslli'rl‘ is to formulate a system for compre
George S. Raymond. of the Central hensive buying and selinu 01' food-
'I‘I'IIst (‘oIIIpany. who was directly be‘stufl's. “'arren S. Stone. zrand chicf
Tlinti the Read car in his runabout. of Ihe Brotherhood of Railroad En?
bumped into it. (itunagin‘: the iuu11.gineers. announced here last night it“.
guards of both machines. Both of a church address. He declared also
the aqusc were, able. to go their respec- _ that the four railroad brotherhoods
tivc ways, and the express car \Ias‘u'ould participate. -
soon hacked onto its proper track —-
and rumbled on its way. Continued on Page Twelve.
ISIINSIILAIIAIIENT
HAS BEEN RESCUEII
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'0. lenkins..cA1n rican consular agent
Iat Puebla. Mexico. and “ealthy manu-
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HELP THE RED CROSS
The committee in charge of
the Third Red Cross Roll Call
in Norwalk is now hard at
work perfecting their plans for
the big drive for membership
locally. The first important
ianship the little Advent churchI
ml in the Bible. in the 21:11 clitIpIeI' of.
[IN THEIR PRRRLEMS':
conference at “'ashinzlon between ex-‘
I22, 000 Insurgents Odieislly‘.
I Went on Strike Today,
Under Leader Butler I
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I ma“ v,on1< oc1 T7. ~ Scores of
IpeIsons “0H?- injured in a pitched bat-
ltle between 2000 striking longshore-
men and smcral hundred men who
tune on their way to work at the
IBusiI Terminal docks. in Brooklvn,
I:his morning. Between fifty and one
[hundred revolver shots were, fired and.
Istitks. stones. bricks and clubs used
Ihy the combatants. Police reserves
'weIe summoned and ten arrests were
made.
The disturbance occurred at 43rd
{street and Second avenue. Brooklyn.
Iand mged along both streets for two
'blocks before it was quelied by the
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WILL PUNISH
IIIIIRRERERS
Government Looking for the.
Arrest of Mexican Fisher-
Men Who Killed Aviators
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SAN DIEGG. (‘aI.. Oct.
‘were put in operation today in Lao er
California. Mexicans well as at Wash-
ington. looking to the arrest of
Wiexican fishermen accused of. murder-
Iing Lieuts. Cecil H Connolly and
Frederick \Vaterhouse. American avia-
tors .who flew into Mexican territory
on August 21 and subsequently lost
their lives.
The identity of the accused men is
knovIn both to Mexican and AmeIican
officials, it was announced officially
vI hen the aviators‘ bodies were brought
heIe on the destroyer Aaron “’ard last
Inight. after resting fm some time in
shallow graves near Bahia Los Angel-
es. Lower California. and because of
the friendly relations existing between
IIIe American Government and Govern-
or Estaban Cantu. of Lower California.
.comparatively little difficulty is an-
~Iicipatcd in apprehending them.
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The aviators‘ record of their suffer-
. ings and brief letters to their mothers,
scratched on the wings and fuselage
of their planes \v ere brought here by
Joe Alltns Richaids a mining engin-
Ieer. who fiIst Iepmted discovery of the
‘lbodics.
1in twelve miles. of an American operat-
Ied mine. where they could have found
Ifood and safety.
iI'IIIEE THIS IN
YIIIIIISCIIAI’IIIIIIIII
21.7‘l’lansi
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At one time the aviators were with‘,
Opened Today by United:
States Steel Corporation
YOUNGSTOWN Ohio. Oct. 27 .——Al'l
attempt believed to have been by
strike sympathizers,-was made last
night ‘0 burn the police sub-station in) Another larzc real est’ate deal has:
“31‘9“” "“3 city An upper room i“ been consumatcd‘in South New .Ilk
the building was discovered burning i
with oil-soaked waste scattered about. I“ hereby Samuel Roma” and mm”
Little damage resulted. A neighbor “Winders 35‘0913l“d ““1 him 1‘3““
told the police he had heard men In arranged to acqulre the Iichtblvau
the mud talking about waste and say- Ipropertv 0n ”1,. norm of Marshall
in: it was time to hurry. 'and North Main sheets Tho contiact
Two additional blast furnaces were “as Signpd 1mg mmn n1: home”, 111.
operating this morning, one at the South Norwalk Tm“ (ompnm an
Ohio Works. and one at the Shcct and‘ . Iiii‘istrators of Ihn estate of \\ illiam
TUE)" Plant . Licntbleau. and Judge Joseph ll. Tay-
ITwo open hearths were put In com- lor lppmsemmg \ir Roodner This
mission today and several others are 'ighth pun, "1- “1,109,. _\ is 011.3 of the
said to have returned to work. At a most desirable husmoss come” in 1111».
political meeting in Brier Hill, lastgci,y Mr Roodnet some “mp ago pur
night, the strikers demanded that May- (,th pm"; on “'asmi‘gfinn STIPPT
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TREATY I3 LUST
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.W‘hele thxeats have been made against
members of the American Legion. “ho
are policing the ('in. and the ex sol- ‘
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REIiENT WILL IlPEN
’ \l’ASHlNGTON. on. 27 E'I‘hc John.
I son amendment to the Peac Treaty.
‘ proposing. in effect. that ‘hc votim;
1powe1 of the lnited States in IIIe
League of Nations be Intwasml Io
'equal that of GIeat Britain and bet do-
minions. “as l‘Pij'itd today by III.
Senate.
The vote was 38 Till‘ the amcndmrnl
and 40 against it.
The roll call follows.
For Adeption.
Ilcpublicansfinall. Borah. lrandt-
sec. Capper. Cummins. (‘uruis Dilling-
ham. Fall, France. Frclinnhuysen .
Gronna, Harding. Johnson of Califor-
nia; Jones of \‘i'ashington: Kemon.
Knox, LaFolIcttc, Lenr.oot Lodge. Me
Cormitk \icl ean Moses. Ne“ Nea~
beriy. of N01ris, l’a .; I’enrosc Phipps.
l‘oindexter, Sherman. Smool. SanCtl
Sutherland. Townsend. \Vadsworth and1r
“an-en 36.
Democrats {lore and Shieldsw
i’IlI’LIEAR ERALMA‘N
3% IIIES IN HIISPITAL
kNash Ferris of 16S Flax Hill
road. tor foxtv cars connected with
Ibc Ferris Coal Company died early
a.t night in the Norw alk Hoépital fol-
‘iowing a brief illness. H( is survived
known by his ‘ife. Evelina, and tuo sons
illiam H. and Horace J. both of this
His youngest son. Frank N.. died
Great Crowd of People Un-
able to Gain Admittance to
Show Last Night
Following a demonstration of thou-
sands of people clamoring for entrance .
to the Regent Theatre. last eevning. a
half hour before the ticket sale was
scheduled to start. Manager Kantor. of
the theatre. made a statement that
the house would be open heieafter
every Sunday evening. Manager (ol-
lins, of the Palace will probably take
the same attitude, and it is likelI that
hereaftei the Norw alk and South Nor-
walk theatres will be open. as tbev
may be legally under the new state
la“. and the pIovisions of an ordin-
ance passed by the Citv Council.
The arrangement of having but one
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IIIINIILEY WANNIILINEE
SUIT EIlR IIIYIIRIIE
Chatles Handlcy. well
throughout. the city as a fish peddler, W
announced this morning his intention city.
to tile, during the current week, asuit in the service of his country last year.
rdivorce against his wife, Hrs. Hsn- Funeral services will be held from the
Idley, of 86 North Main street from late home, Wednesday afternoon. at
whom he has been separated {or some, 2: 30 o‘clock.
Itinie. Mr. Handle: asserted this morn- Mr. Ferris
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was educated in the pub-
. west show"
:Samuel Roodner Becomes
owner of Lichlblau Corner.
adjoining this piece, so that now. un-
ch ”11' new ownership. 260 feet is
ouncd by the same parties on Mar-
s:lIiII street. and 200 feet-on North
hi. on street. Judze Taylor. this after-
noon. speaking for his client, stated
that Mr. Roodncr's intention is to
erect on the properly a large five-story
block ioI' business purposes and for
small partments providing elevated
service and all modern improvements.
ThIs deal if: one of the most important
Iildl I .ns talu II place in some time. and
the public will be pleth'd to know that
surh an cnthpIIsing (Itizens as Mr.
Roodnei is to ftIther imprmc North
\i am street.
DRAWS BUR
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RE I] III
As the aftermath of a “wild
noisily staged by a
gang of boys on Spring street yes-
terday, Arthur Remson, 16 of
Spring street, is held for trial on
a charge of carrying concealed
weapons.
Remson and his playmates were
impersonating “indians ‘ and
“cowboys, ’ and the “show” had
reached an hilarious pitch of
Inoise and excitement when Frank
lParker, of Spring sheet, objected
requested that the actors ex-
Iihibndit elsewhere. He was rebuffed
with!“ rude expressions of refusal.
msno issaid to have forth-
er ambacked the mfirm stand taken by
the boys by drawing a .22 revolver
sbelt and leveling it at
Mr mParlker.
Complaint was made to the po-
lice by ur. Parker, and Benson
went to headquarters at Police-
man Frank 8. Stmtton’ s sugges‘
bion. He was held for trial to-
morrow, after a charge of carry
ing weapons hadbeen
placed against him. .
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ATTEND LEGION
difficulty they have encounter-
ed is the need for helpers and
assistants in the work. Co-op-
"IV-ion ill“ been given the police,
. :1 z-llltiii purchase and presented
“In"? 3 5:" but When he wa~ . .
f 11,31. 1:11:11.“ 1. 11. . Eared he ha; eraticn between the ccmmittee 7:
.' "'1' I I I '1ij. : want to have and the people is essential, it is I
' ‘ Ii; ""' 1-11111. “came back, imperative, and in fact, It is an
" {'1' 1‘ .’ ""' ""' ”l" 53" bi” “mi"? absolute necessity.-
‘ l‘ "" 73?" I'llx'r'hase witll’ smaller
1- 11.. 1.1111 It,“ me store, 11 Every man and women,
1.1....(1 ,1,” $10 “a. ,ackinaI young and old; who can be of
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any possible use are urgently
requested to furnish the com-
mittee with their name. Those
who have displayed their pub-
lic-spiritednesa—en' previous oc-
casions of this kind are espec-
ially wanted for their copper-
ation during the 31:11 Call. Give
the committee the opportunity
to make the campaign a suc-
cess. Furniih them with your
name and show that your are
willing to help—in the name of
humanity and love {or the war
m park or 8 ' .
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TIRE STRLEN WHILE
IIE ATTENRS IIIIIIIESl
I. II; 1 on the rear of an antio-
'4 (N-md b\ C. P. Taylor, ofC0n1-'
Hill v1 1% stolen last night while
- '41 “as parked in front of the Nor.
~'l. I brary. Mr. Taylor and family
- a-Ir-nding a moving picture show
:1 nearby theatre when the melt
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'facturer, p10bably “as at liberty today
Iafter being abducted and held a week day of October, 1919.
,by three masked \iexi(an bandits for light savings schedule went out of ex-'
a ransom of $1.30 (WI.
“0rd that he had been 1'escued from
{the bandits who seized him at his
ranch La. Ranch, near Puebla, a week
Iago Sunday, was received late last
night by his father. John \l’. Jenkins,
Io! this city. in a brief telegram {min
sister of the cor»
Miss Annie Jenkins,
.sular agent.
1 The message did not indicate wlIe.h-1
er any portion of the ransom demand- pent!!! ”3 ”reached the {recallSI
whether the ef-
forts of the Mexican Government in
irespoase to urgent
VAmerican State Department had ef-
-fected the release.
{ed had been paid (11
demands
it read; .
‘Oscar was rescued this afternoon.
Advise relatives. "
:Oct 19, news of his detention did not 17 roses. er!
:reac‘h his family here until last Wed- ltu and mm. '
Ineeday. when a telegram was received Man are W for
from his sister. Later word tame teem time an m '
In
of the
'ing that the girl who gave her name
as Ida Handley, whose "kidnapping"
teeeapade crested widespread unpleas-
ant publicity Saturday, is not his
brighter. Her name, he states, is his
_Morehocse. his wife’- daughter by an-
Be it recorded that this is the 27th
That the dsy-I
Iistence yesterday and when Old SolI
and those tint arrived, on the
"ii” and ironies W in his cheer-
.nt smiles and fear to their work with;
‘an added W
Be it recorded further. that dieters-E-
pointhtpmtmhn, IndolrrouI
”llama“. , more ham, WAQHINGTON. Oct. fir-A11 early
Are-181mm,” cmdtheemtmct for the pur-
fly still be picked. close by the Navy Department of the
mmdfiewmmunhipMSJhelugut
lsiuhtp in the 'Ol'ld, now under cen—
“Mensa swimmnmumn
andnenmtbmstued atthedepu-tmeiittoday.
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.into the First National Bank. of this
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EAGLES’ FAIR
FIGURES FLYING F OR
All attendance records of the Town
Assemblv
fair of Norwalk Aerie. No. 588, Satur-
’daxy evening. and the big room was
edto its utmost conservative esti-
mates for the evening placing the at-
tendance nell over 800 as besides the
large number of season tickets in use,
there were 615 paid admisisons.
Every one of the attractions was
run at full speed and so much money
uas taken in that it was deemed ad-
Itovn police station over
whichuthemosteucceu—
mmwotfieAeMnHu-
ALTITUDE RECORD '
Hall were broken. at the.
visable to out it in the safe at the up- ,
rum: will mark the closing yo! the ..
MEETING
Service men of Norwaik and
members of the Frank W. God-
frey Post, No. 12, American Le
11, will hold an int???
1 t in t e i y
nigh and
bother-necks of the city are
urged to attend. It is expect.
ed by members of the Lego
that they will be able to get
General Leonard Wood to come
to Hos-walk to take part in the
giant Armistice Day celebra-
tion scheduled for this ciy on
. Bevan! inter-
esting features of the W
celebrationwdl
bedisclosedat
tonight. Every
mistouesp-
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