Norwalk cemetery,
- Funeral of Mn. Olloronm.
Tao-Joy. owning, Paul's church.
IPA 'r. Lowungs, meridian-FM ’—
Pleasant weather
insincere, central over Nova Semis.
_,__________._.._.—
French Troops Shoot Down
. hp en‘s Association, de-
.7: ebower, that. enginemon wexe (continual FrOln First. Page)
’ , t. - \
menus not. working because ~-—
simply joined this organization to the size of a regiment-
St..-Paul, the Chicago and
western. and the Atchison, To-
ow York Central Lines today. communications were concerned.
,oai‘cers that brotherhood mom-iatitgoiim passenger Hallie-
district were incorrect. He said‘stander:= a slim Sengalcse troops
5,000. Railroad managers repeat French troop was conservative,
R9380 “81110: exclusive 01" engineers were evidently taking pains to avoid
‘ ‘jfi'remen. friction with the populace. Then in
Industries throughout the Chicago midai‘tcmoon some of the French de~
* t had begun to feel the effects tachmcnts marched out to take up pc-
‘ house heads said that. the immediately gained circulatiou that
number 0‘ stockyards cmployes Great Britain and America and ltaly
could be between 60,000 and 65"as well had discounteuanced' the oc—
f’surlke continued until sat'lcupatiom and that the French had
i: afloat? :grggegégfgrggreibeen forced to clear out. The rumor
.’ ' lsprcad like a prairie fire and gained
gploAygligrm-ilxl 02312;? instant credence. Excited pedest-
, fiadiafifthxalkegnogfhigtho crowds watching the soldie
«1“ 1t ‘2" amend that. :11 pass. The elated onlookers began
Ttwll‘ly‘be i d pr 9;”. twent _tlaughing and jeering, but the French
"mm,” t e“ up w‘ 1m" y at first took no notice of them.
. _ , . There was keen speculation during
-W=ANGEIE9. C‘J" Ap1i18.—~A'I;1he- the early part of the day whether
"i“t’me ilastgdmaiiéto'fafs {igthere would be a strike by the work-
‘25:: em fiim ysoodmand‘men in protest against the occupation.
,, " . It. is understood that a movement was
9, 9,09 men on the Southernh Pacn;§’!startcd to call a srike of short dura-
‘95. e and sutmk‘i‘mes 3'“ vva ‘ition as a demonstration, but the cor-
""°m.ém sympathy mm the Str‘kers'respondent was informed shortly af-
" mum rm ternoon that the leaders of the Soiclal
‘ » . Democrats were. counselling age. nst
Wt 0‘ being underpaid 31“; a strike, tearing the presence of ‘idle
the entire Pacific coast, ‘ workmen in the streets might lead to
whole nation would be affected .djsm.dem_
' - N. The general sentiment expressod
L, iiby the populace up to the time of this
' 13ch SCHOOL NOTES.
_ Lovejoy, the president of the
1919, who is now a student at
’ ,. University, was a visitor at‘
yesterday.
the people of Frankfor were power-
less to resist the occupation. and that
the best course to pursue would 'be to
' r, . . t the situation.
, meeting of the senior class was “we" ,
this afternoon. The matter 0:? The Germans refer satirically to
coin the occtipatiorr as "the conquest of
mlmgggniisbxmhgsgfiatfdf: Frankfort." declaring that the French
,, ‘ secretly surrounded the city and
- tho'senier meeting Mr. Pollard swooped down upon it as if they ex-
with dielastmeetln of the Dramatic placed in front of the railway station
, 4» - the members riled to give $150 yesterday were removed mly today.
Ilhe maintenance or a perma- ARIS- April 8"“ ‘3 reported
ouch torrtho Athletic Associae Coblenz that there has been a calli-
‘ . , {slap of French and» German patrols
returned to school, Monday excbange of shots 3. German omcer
W M vacation. was wounded. The reportis not con-
. knowing students rendered firmed from other sources.
. ttl‘OOps front are entirely
—was'no baseball practice last Without foundation. it Was announced
. because, at inclement weath- in an aficlal note issued- today.
1 . . '{Certain agencies inspired by Ger-
spelling words for the week or} many.” reads the note, "spread the
. are: Invariably, permissible, report in Germany and some neutral
-nt. unanimous, remunerate. countries that England and the Unit-
H‘ngegligence. Limnumn. speed! odBtnteohad summoned France yeg-
nfiflys’ MMC Association ’9: .Th‘s remt w h 1
. jitollowlng anonntflromihe 'dentl "w " , c '9”.-
‘ - contribution lmr-Wodneo y -“ intended F0 be “dug
"W599,”“W‘g .- Wrflthzsassh W
‘ , Mrs. John Olleren-
. -. . of on w." The funeral at ‘ .St.
e -* .. ~~ .. .. .... .. “steam“? 1,...
' or
Tacho'clock. work E._ dating Interment was ‘
Minor Mount cor- walk cemetery-v . M...
V ‘ A? o M. . . ‘ ,
ifivlmo * r Norwalk and vicinity: Mend
T M” Soon: confirmed. cold Wetland m
_' ‘ ‘ ’freezinz. temperature. unish
ith
m winds. Unsettled, weather W
‘Squalls ot'snow or rain boomerang:
during the last tmofiztg mmand
. the we mg! 118.8 prevailed £00“:-
’ 7 ‘ . or did riots east. of the Rocky nn '
continuodtmm B80. an... The temperature “is mm. 3;;
‘ ' ' "feed the ’bfiwgfififiaufigw in
” locals tomoddin the-cw Mississippi river.
They hold to their estintdtoditfl'l1 the northern sections frog}:3 the It“:
' .19 v in the Ghicogoi issippiiggvgrogafifgflgmmwmflends
' w" lire :35 North Dakota southeasowant to
{Florida with an area of low pressule
tho Stillman idle, there is nosmod an entire division is empiQYP—d
. It form." he said. ”Our in Frankfort and its vicmtty,, but the
refined to join the switchme ans were to reduce this force latex
; 'Wé‘wero tired or the on one The city appeared to be. continuing
singly its flcfi” 1 dlitre. life up to the time the disturb:
Rep ‘1 ng c on c aime nnces occurred, although the news
users and fir“??? had agan'papers were not permitted to appeal.
V ongdineson .t 0 mega, “FLA meeting of the editors of the. daily
on Quincy, Chicago, Milwau- journals this noon. it was dcctded
that the newspapers would not. be pub-
" and San Rail - l'.hed, even it permission were grant-
“0 ‘ ta Fe roads at Ch1-_. old so long as the French maingah‘icil‘
» ’l ' - :lheir censorship. The use of} c 01-,
Loggia: gagaaéhf} 8331:3332 egraph and telephone facilities was
the Bmtherhoodof'llaiiway Train. forbidden to the public. thus Virtual-
”Ar-was on bulletin boards of the.“ cutting the city off so far as one
’ L this colors and with the bunting of Various
Wmi 8. Carter, head of the fireq Trains were permitted to run
" 11:31 Warren S. Stone Grand afternoon, but as no one was allowed
'01 the engineers, joined Lee in 0 leave the city without. the permis-
ncmg that the railroad brotherrsion of the French there was little
. carry out their contracts. 3 “The invaders were white yester-
Jae declared that reports of more'day. they are black today,".was the
r 5,000 switchmen out in the Chi-icynicai comment of some of the by-
'd.istrict membership did not etc-[passed by. The early behavior of the
. that-they estimated the strikers did howaver. and no criticisms were
funmber more than 2,700 in the heard in this respect. The officers
the Strike seriously todaY- The sitions in the suburbs and the reportnm absolute” complete and more than
(rians ran to the street corners to jog{
meet in the City Hall, on Friday even
ing, at eight o'clock. to make arrange-
ments for the receiving of the crowds
and for furthering the success of the
invitation extended to the committee.
lice force, is today wondering how
latternoon’s incident at least was that'
diate changes in the time, in different
localities. “Ron" journeyed to New
York, yesterday. wth economy on his
mind, looking for a new~spring suit
without the profiteers' charge tacked
0n the price. There aretsuch crimi-
nals in the metropolis as well as in
these here “hick" towns up here, and
u - lure f h pected to nice tarmed resistance. A-
‘ p pic 0 t e cemormumher of tanks which had been
‘advsncen‘on the 311539.. , '
.Itlstreely W this action.
menaaumrlnwsfiomm
governmentdldndrcpoctjnm
immcarlBtI-esien. Martha
Federation 0 Trade Unions,
mands. It hadbeenacting in toolbo-
lio: it booths support otfll’ mica.
-inviewoftbosououssitnotlnncon-
fronting the country.
in oflcol quot-ten regret is ex-
pressed that the labor-its demands
mount. to more! support of Premier
Millet-and or Franco and it is de-
mwboymnotreui game
government is putting to its ut-
moot efforts to restore quiet in the
Ruhr ream. Liberal newspapers out-
condemn the manoeuvrs, l‘or
opobenly
my: they hold Herr Legion ream-
W
MILITARY BALL on FRANK. c
.——.
ELABORATE THAN .PLANNEB.
Grand March to Bo Led by wakkoown
Connecticut. Man.
The latest plans or the entertain-
ment committee of the Frank C. (304-.
trey Poet, American Lesion. will tend
one o (the best ever witnessed in Nor.
walk, and it it is to be anywhere near
what is moaned, it: will approach
many of the similar bolls held in the
oynote or the mu; both the Ameri-
can Band and Merriam's String 0r-
chestra will render a concert, which
vnll start. at eight o’clock sharp. Dur-
ing this. concert those who wish to
dance will be enabled to do so, while
overcrowded condl lion.
gorgeous spectacle, will begin at. nine
o‘clock/The leader of the march will
be a. man known to everyone in the
Stdte. probably Governor Holcomb or
Lieutenant-Govemor “’llson. Follow-
ing the guest will be the men in uni~
form, who served in the Great War.
Delegations from the American Le-
gion Posts, in neighboring cities and
towns, are expected in large numbers.
and it is expected that the uniformed
procession will be large. 01' course
the Armory will be decorated in many
nations. _
Though many people are in fear of
the floor being overcrowded, arrange.
meats are being made to avoid that
condition. Immediately one one se-
lection is finished by the ml, the
orchestra will start another, and peo-
ple who finished one. dance will prob.
ably leave the floor, and another set
will start the dance. ’
The music will be somewhat differ-
ent. and better than that usually given
at. most dances, where eight pieces
generally constitute the orchestra.
The American Band, a Non-walk or-
ganization of live wire musicians, who
are experts at their instruments. will
consist of 20 pieces. The music will
Jazzy noise, so unbearable to music
lovers, “ill be heard.
or course, there will be those who
like a bit of jazz, and Morriom’s
String Orchestrt. or eight, pieces, will
demonstrate the best of Jam'in fine
style. Archibald Merriam. the leader
or Mcrriam's Orchestra, is a member
or the Frank C. Godfrey Post. doing
and his orchestra's 'muslc certainly
will make a line showing, at the Ann-
ory. on Friday, April 16th.
The entertainment committee wm
ball. It is expected that a reply from
the Governor, or Lieutenant~Govern-
or will be on hand, in answer to the
OFFICER "REN" ADAMS IN NEW
YORK.
Lorenzo J. Adams, of the local po-
long the country has been in topsy
survy condition, due to the interme-
and other team whom the do;
‘slockoned ems cunt-tho:- mollu-
oonrnsv post .To an mons'
.ploto comer-saint lending
to make the military ball of the post' on the top
minim lamina no and}
%W.1:3up. Mrs-m_ ,
hadntomporaryspurtundetleadoh‘
Bonding» midday, when memo
ing sues. Activity was soon «
honour. Baldwin Loeonatfiic and
other equipments, also; various low.
priced motor shares rising briskly. .
Extreme an! 2 to‘ 10 points
control! in today's Stock Int-hut, but
macho! tho Elm vine lost by Ero-
fittoking iii-tho an: animus. ‘
Selling tor‘bo‘h. accounts inlet 2'0.
W23 anneal motion and moonl-
lodtmny “in; caudally in the spec-
ulntlve gm. .
The closing m irregular. '
decan- Tuauo. ruafLs.
The Ford Coup. of Dr. James G.
Benin Mm Wed circus yesterday
ottoman at about 3:30 o’clock on.
East avenue, opposite Moi-gm, more
itm ltslort trontwneelupona
{our foot terrace and tamed a com-
wltb its four wheels pointing in; the
general direction of heaven and the
drivar in the same predicament. Has-
prlnciplo cities ofthe country. As the'
about» organized the Sill Germans inFl'anl‘IDIt‘k ,uninlurett Sergeant Harry Gibson
gholp or others lighted the car and it
tho floor will be in a ccnnpamtivclyI
The grand march, which will be a.
,ing was probably an appropriate end-
*rnorrow by the House was indicated , .
today when the rule limiting debate Not Enough Coin in Boxing,
Declares Yankee Boy
BRIDGEPORT, April s.~—A1“Kct~
TRAINING. ichfll the Yankee BOY,
WASHINGTON' April 8.—Dcteat or'mcfhlc 3:151; so far as smokers and
the compulsory universal military: four-' I imam; am concerned.
"There isn‘t any
ponents of the plan and to stave on own”, “”13““ Rachel, and I would
voto onthe issue ihey planned to sub-5be foolish 1" ““9”“?
stitulo a program for voluntary trait'.t.:5°"“e dubs around hem W 1"
- I . . n oral v th - , buffalo pmomters and
ms of Olll mo tbs f Lou 5 nine for big “um I never could put m»
_... hypnotic eye on them, although I
FULTON KNOCKS OUT GUNBOAT think I’ve always proved a satisfac-
SMiTl-i. lory worker at the smokers.
“Being a carpenter by trade, it‘s,
Milton knocked out Gunboat Smith, o! 101' intention to get back to the saw;
New York, in the second round of 3 Mid WV-
- t - h - i t n h use me in a real tight. for real moneyu
ten round ma Ch one as is t. l'll listen to them. But so {at as these}
Sergeant J. Harry Gibson 01' the le- :itnev fights are conceived. I'm all
cal police force accompanied the tie
gree ' 1m N . 6,
F. sndfi?lfi£\§ilh’:g::nl other nfcnb ““3"“! a" connections with Billy A"
hers, to New Canaan last evening,
where they initiated in good style;
two new merfibers 1n the second de-
co in the armon Lodge of that
his bGSt to make the b8“ 3 Bucms, ,gf‘cei The trip w‘sy Me by auto7
the return starting at 11 o‘clock and
winding up here at ten fifteen ,due to
the dilerent schedules in time.
and mail it to Foley &: (90., 2835 Shet-
fleld'avenue, Chicago, Ill, irriting your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial pack’age con.
coining Foley's Honey and Tar, for:
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kid-
ney Pills for pain in sides and back:
rheumatism, backache, , kidney and,
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets, a. wholesome and thorough.
ly cleansing cathartic for constipatiomflhe onmmrsi may be we“
biliousncss, headache, and sluggish
bowels. Y
”lien” finally gave up his pursuit of
a. bargain and decided to wait another
year-which is good-policy after all.
it was tvm o‘clock, by (Juicer Adamo‘
watch, and he mentioned to the ac-
trozn Not-walk has'much timoto bim-
p.221: 3*; “comics.” W-
the dance given by the Roch- ARIS. April 8.-—-Roport3 that Great ng vr at t urge n ,‘ . a .,
crab, last Wednesday night: Britain and. the United States hmlwmc’l '35 in. "men“ W m -
, oung, Ward Malkln and Al: 'called Upon France to withdraw her i
o’clock and arrived in Norwalk at that
same time—mo, notwithstanding hint
friend's explanation..ls still trying to
figure-ll; allots: today. , -
let-day to remove her troops from.
,quaintance, who was his impromptu
guide, that he, might as well take in'.
. the Hippodrome wnllg‘tn the city, as
Natfimson. a member at the fac_'between. Bad Nauheim and Mode:- he probably would not be able to
" ' "absent from school Monday. Wollstadt, north of Hamburg. In the make the Journey again for some time,
' it being very Seldom that...” omcer
ya rthen woke up and managed to
shut. o! the power and crawled out.
was called to the scene and with the
continued on its way, with a broken
kindshiold, smashed top and other in- ’
juries; but with the enginestill Intact
and in good working order. Magyar
was unable to explain just how he
had conrtacted such a mnoumr.
probably because he was having such
a thing as a day dream. llis awaken-
in: to his reveries.
M
PEACE TREATY EXPECTED TO-
MORROW.
WASHINGTON, April 8.-——Adoption
of the Republican peace resolution to-
on the measure__to nine hours was,
adopted with some Democrats joining:
the Republicans in supporting it.
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DEFEAT FOR COMPULSORY
training in the Army neot'gnninationt
bill was conceded today by Senate pro-l,
tceu or more years' old.
PORTLAND. Ore, April S.-—l~‘red.
——-
cur THIS on":: n- is‘iuoé‘rn‘
MONEY.
Cut out this slip, enclose with EC
chest, represented. told him it was loin '
late for the “Hip.” it being the.
dolock.- "Rea” got-all the {acts or that -
daylight saving law right. then and
there—and, after thanking his cum»
panion for his patience alni his inter;4
est in his welfare, he tool: the next;
train home. He left there at tMe
1
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which ““594: ‘- com: ., The members or Bonner
' ‘ " ‘ a r » . ' So " v ‘ V ' l 9
~ .:.:-:::'::7.'.'.'.:::;::.:;.‘§$£‘2 mm“. now“ .mum with-1,. “TM” °‘ mm m‘?‘
g . ............ Litmvpmim “mum; mim‘mlbl '37 mam-Imam
.3“ a, .19. m Whore Met .ottho “mounts-m at them
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roan mama—— :
Aral bum .3 ma
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yesterday an-
petmonent rel irement
matchmaker-s
HOUSECLEANING
if anyone wants
Is when a vacuum cleaner is most-needed.
,We would be pleased to demonstrate any of I
thothroowell known cleaners. «if,
1303 $38.50. SLOANE $53.50.
through, and that's final."
Ketchcl also announced that he had
plesauce “can, rather of the Armory
A. A., and that furthermore he would
not. be connectcd with the new club in
his capacity as instructor any more.
"Hogan was supposed to be my
manager." quoth Al. "but he never did
much for me. Yep, l'm through, all
right!”
7‘ insulin:
lilEiSlERlilEifiilE
Hartford nitra-
Sucker Said to. Be “In
’1 With Mack
Former
It
TIME "
<5. TORRINGTON $60.00.
One dollar aweek will pay for one. ’ ”s! ’ ’_
IANGEVINE
FURNITURE co.
1‘
c
f
1— :2: . kw
According. to :1 report in a Scranton,
c7233.. newspaper, Frank Brazil),
iseztscn guardian or the third sack (or
Hunters’ Licenses
Give State $31,373
1,,
Eastern league again next.
this time sporting the uniform of the
llzfieid champs.
limzill is now down South with the;
The State of Congcticut reéxeivstl
$31 73 from hunter licenses uric: _ , .«
19103, according to figures given out. Joseph C. Lincoln 5 New 3001!
eotorday by the State Fish and Game? “ ”
éomnisslon. Hartford cgqunty X1)?” in; THE PORTYGEE
the most. “.897, thi o ew even , ,
county second with $6,885. ~
Thorn veg” 5.917 — rosldent “conceal The 17133111110“ Shop 5
taken out in Hartford county, 6,005 in
-1“
'Atlzlctics. and H has been no secert in.
1‘“ mwm ‘ ‘ the ramp of the 113010391X that Connie.
is really to sell the player outright;
Am SUPPLY” providimz he is offered a satisfactory,
W ’ I
amount. _ '
in the event none of the alters surt
‘ Mack, the tall manager may decide to
my m, m an of Mack-s rot-mm, mom
' . mm mode MMIWI' with them
» “or, who has
New Haven county. 2,936 in Nev’r how :
don county. 6.234 inlanfleld county. Nb. ‘9
1,098 in ‘Wmdham- county, 2.4G8 in ~
1.1wa county. 1.91% indMlddltesoxs' ____~___, ., -.__ ‘_
coon ,and1,0111n lsn canons. ~
ty There w“ a, “”31 of; MS. Eleni“)! Bo €8.88
13: ”abundant, licenses taken out; in; To. Be Fenmng Judge
thosutednringtheyear undid? al-
im’l‘llfo amount» at money “tundra”! My Baldwin Case, of Modimd.
3'0 tho m1!“ ‘2‘” 6M count- his m invited to b9 one of ‘ lite
“3374 New Haven, judges at the National Amateur F 4‘11"
“’5“; mm in: Lenguo’sannuai meet, to be but:
Windlmfi, $8.432; puma. an“ Hotel Astor, New York city Iiu
311441688X. $1.909: Tom“. latter part at this month.
lyaaldthat. he
onhls boll club. ,
There is mo reason to credit the
"‘ w_~remrtlntheSclthool-lper.as3ro-
- ~ ‘3' 3111's. homa is near that city-
Emitting .
For Reds in Spring.
4“”
» , . 7’ CINCINNATI, Ohio, April s.——Ang-
‘ * ' . Bennie ’ presided. t otfjhe clum-
' ‘ 13:15th {.1191 33.. Rats, £25m Clarke Gamma-t:
' ' " ‘ twine-Mo 181k him into paramount».
V ‘ wefik Reds tit-tour. the country with Grim-s
“’ , ‘Bonatorotblscprlng.
But two the last trip or that kind
the Redoubt make so long as be has
. anything todoavltb
again." Hm so
5% din ind.
“I mumweaaxlhnewagm .
total of 27.058.
uWolu'B. .
Chaim — . willnothnvob
r N05 loo Willard ,
m 2‘"
New. Jenny, to Have
. ' , 1MB. file is a fencing cant" “l
M“ M 301118 9“th TGI‘ultiUM. WI‘Lh (ht-
p.‘ L‘u‘fl‘fififim; life, and is now mana'r of the W“
,mmn. N
as W-
”tho limit, for
4’
1 Large Assortment of'fiho
N EW’EST AND LATEST
FICTION ‘,
; including
Wall Street
BOSTON. Mesa, April 8.~-Mz'.~.
Mm. Cars is the first woman in h.
come officially connectedwith mt. O h;
ecutivo depu‘lmem of the Femm.
'~ - - .. 10$:ij
opening of the “at His. Cass t. 1“
ed the athlttlc field lor a blame».
mu's department in a Boston bunk-
, 3m: institution.
at av.
CHM WFO‘RGE .
' MERIDEN, April 8.—--l§o.nlt in;
mm. 36. who say. be more vae
coolly with“ on m- m Torr-y .
_ charge”
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