Entered mac somflorwalk pm.
7_ Office as. seconuiol‘ai; murmur-
—-—uu——-——L
PAlAnEmmm w
7 ”WWII“
Major G. M..Muren, who is marshal
of the Memorial Day . parade, next
Monday morning, through his 3:13:17 7
taut, Captain Robert M. Mailingshas‘ 4 4 i 17's
sssued the folio ing. order-771w 7 the 444474 ‘
ay: ' ~ 7 '
Norwalk. Conn, May 27th, 1920.
PAlIADE ORDER, LIEMORXAL. DAY:
1— l‘lle‘hiemorinl Day parade this year
33:11: be held‘on’ Monday, "May If“
u ,s i 7 . minute passed 4
2—0rgaxgzationl: will gssem‘ble at the liceman on “8&9 :éafiogngfivp‘:
ea_s m p 23. onto Nerwalk streets, ev ' 7 sun“ ‘
rallrgad 331mm» at 9 a. m. The afternoon. ery Saturday and day
para. e Wi start promptly at The spot is Nomalk' I 7/ 7'.
9:30, in the following order; est part, and cars of eveiybgzisecfipgi‘ofln
; . Bolice escort kind and build, pass through there on
M Marshal: ”411d stall their; way to the larger cities in Con-~
. 7 an . - ‘ nectcut.‘ _ ~ "
Connecticut State Guard Norwalkjs‘Fifth avenue, as Wall an;
es
MPAIHIZERS
U mm
Shot and Three
3,25; Guards Are In-
. -. b'vStones at Plant of
ii. 1 India RUbber
. lional . . _
‘ clone
rgean‘, ryul ilk Keeps, .i.
Tabs 'on’an’rs‘atMamand
LONDON, Hay 28.-—Tho BQW“ 7
are advancing to ”the flier :- ., an} ‘ "
arexengaged in 108111538031 13 "
fortified line of the Poles norm a
that city,‘ it isnnnouncod in Thorn»
den omcial staement by the wire!“
from Moscow today.
The statement says the fighting g
runs ten miles north at Bronx-f
lage. This village. iieahcbont ten
miles directly east of Kiev.
Camp adjourn. ~ Hard ' onot‘her teem
where refresh. the front, to the north of the Kiev
giants. indicated by the 00mm
_ . I tern, ,
$1.473} m" '0! William McKinl ‘
Cm 13,,de in income, 7. p mama Stag
, ., W. last evening, a very interest-
; ,4 this- took placeln the observing
25;?“ to known as NorwnlkaDanbury.
_ , g;
Following the work of receivin in
manual-shit; byairtxxéansfer, three gDa:
cm 2'3 es, must on
innit from Bethel, the mg g re~
ed to the banquet hall,
ments Were served; . .
7 ,‘i‘heMemorlnl Day committee re? which says; , . 7 ‘
- n he'notrcéo? ported all moments had been “In the Shlablnmlozlr sector, '3 the
, by ,n . man. m7 We tor the observance, and the rob vicinity of the mouth of the? ”
We telephone «booth, I _ 7' m at :, we flung the Enemy hack am the
walk's corner is rapidly catc Wteleehong so for “’9 “Wk 01‘ demrafing river. '
. and ' , ‘: - ' 3313» Writing 0f the graves in the dif- "'In the direction or Molodetcm ‘ -
twelve files tron , , 7. , .. dg ,_ " ‘ “ ' ‘ {cram cemeteries, the 50110me 8811” our troops making an energetic pilot.
4~ane of march: To Monroe 5 , 7 f ._ " . W 'h ' lee ”in!” rendered, at the ,Cam'p’s oecnpied a number otvillages from
South Main, North Main, , est“ ‘ ~ a ' ” - PM: ”mum“ malev= ‘ unm- to thirty-three miles northenR‘
itgfnuebWafll street ito the Greet tun" mfinfidm°mmsfi 71: o’ClochC of Molodetchno South of the Polotob
. er. rle exerc ses a 3 mg 91"“ on or Vice» om- ‘ ' ‘ '
AN , , Molodetchno railway we forced tho
mauder Harry J. Keene. 7 ‘
' Memorial Addmss—fiommander A. T.
‘ Solo—~"Amedca"——Miss Carol Mills;
violin Obligalo. Miss Ruth Harris.
Green. the column will march to AUTHMHB’LE SlfiNs A
, Pr’a‘y‘elr—Bygchaplain, Capt. Root. M.
Memorial (lumen—General Russell
Pros
searcheu
4 en route to neutron. '
apart thatihelmlpeet and
EA”; SHUNBEB American Legion and other ““3335 Main may be called, is rapidly gain. t
_ of the World Wax- - ing the Emma"! 01: 0t ., 7,
l - . Drum Corps . est tragic points bizugonngcticg? bus}
I Lmted Spanish War Veterans Although Main and Fairfield avenue
‘ A Grand Army or the Rep'fblic in Bridgeport, has long been consider:
. Boy Scouts 7 ed one of the ,busiest (towels in the
, rillllfi Persons Alfect- Red 6:64.35 Nurses.
,. by the Stake W hlch
lted Three W eeks Ago
3—77Formation: com 11 of
(in motors) .
. , East, and the busiest in the State Nor-
platoons:
tunable. _ ' ' 4 g
tties of several candidates 7, 7 ’ g
. ARE T00 SMALL m3ҤҤm3& " , HUNVENES
Jim detention" : “Donovan . has is-
river Brian. 7
"In the region of Boromv on tho
right bank of the Beresina. north of
Zemhin village, we are conducting '
fierce fighting. .
CONSTANTINOPLE, May 25. (Air 4.
(Continued on page Rah) 4 i;
the Armory, where refreshménfs
will be served.
5-Unifomu For manshal and stall, -
woolen‘ 0. D., cap, garrison ‘belt.
boots or putti‘es, no gloves. For
units. as ordered by their con»
mending officers.
6—7‘Cnit commanders will report in
person to the marshal 31-413 3. :11.
7—111 the event of rain, exercises only
will be held, in the Armory, at
10:30 a. m. '
Official: G. 4M. .MUREN
Major 0. R. C., U. S. Army,
Marshal.
“rm, ROBERT M. MULLINGS, :7
" wmpgu‘ Captain v. c., U. 3. Army,
1 Adjutant. 7
HllflW' ,
minimum-
. flNJUNE mu
ind other
imml lu-
govern-
7’ the
The
.- or the
‘ slurs- the
. 7,.
That the automobile si s throu h
the City of Norwalk wereggt'the Inigo
nature variety, and ortimes lncompe
tent to do the work of directing. as it
should be done her . was the charge and distfihtionhffm‘
at several visitin automobillsts w 4- 7 , . 7
had trouble findigg their way" mill: “$353,313.33 7‘39”“33;a was flown» theregular meet—
New York and back last night. The f Maj 2m Mimi“ end; 4‘7“ °f “”3 m “.mfimfle and Tax.
sign at Wall and Main streets small 0 t I? 3‘ 77 “ 7 5‘3”? 0‘ the ' 3? fl NorwalL‘to be-
and inconspicuous, posted on the cor- sena ‘8 nvestlga :81“:ng demon held in ”’97 Council Chamber on M9"
net of e building, on the left side of mm yesterda" by ° ' 7 7-1 : “3" 3m 7m ‘1 3‘15 o'clock P- In.
the utreet, where the Boston Store is necticut. who “’5‘ '33 “‘9' The pfim‘W’ business will be $0 1‘6-
Situated, can hardly be seen by tour- 0! General Woods patient} come from the Treasurer an estimatg
ists, Who are forced to stop their ma: non' . ' Of the amounts required by each de-
chines and ask for directions. 7-,»: a Mr. King $3.le General W M partmcllt of the city government and
findpd busy time this holds up tragic and him infebruary, 1919, to to? M the several taxing districts for the
.13 . 1: :m does not help the efficiency of the de- of his campaign. 7 jensulng 38631 Fear. lag Septem-
~ :55 .1233», partment directing traffic. "I raises about-891.000. as me!!! her 1.3% 1930; and ending August 1st,
The Sign at the Armory, that should 7ber,” he‘said" ‘336‘903 in can buttons 1921. mummnts' will be taken as
«treat people up the hill, is tilted to, and about'359,000 which I necessities lowlife-tn order that all
one side. and often sends * motorists my own unto. Then they parties in 5331'“: may be heard. At
through South Norwalk, instead of some money when I quit.” . a meeting?" beheld 0‘4 the first .M‘m'
over Armory Hill. 4 ' , - ‘There'is a story that at . gay“? July, 1:30. the tax rate Will be
The complaining motorists suggest. at the home at Henry ‘C. . cc 3" of: 7
, ed that the auto clubs get busy and you attended. last..wlnter 8 m9: M
v ' _ _ , erec a 8 go across the street, about wealthy men, halt adozen oregw . '
T139 “WW3“ High 501‘001 W1“ be a 20 or 25 feet high, that would be visL to underwrite the Wood with 70
”9“} place, next month, when the V3" ble to all and send the great number the extent of a million (10333.” ..
nous exercises connected with the an- of cars down or up the right road nutm- mm mm
nual graduation of a classgot nearly , Pctmedxu't. 777‘ 7 7wle7ntm imimlt my “fix;
one hundred students will take place. and Wall streets; bore 'dlreéfiofisl land atone on“, [lung I remember m .8
Arrangements for the various events dinner given by Mr. Flick attended y”.
General Wood and others.’ .Polltlcs
was not discussed." 7
eat! - aided the tourist . H w: v ,
are befrlg completed by the $930119“ flint was taken down, and: vet; singfl
ans minds: _, J 14th t ‘ signlis all that decorates thespot.
n i onuay evening, une , a ,3 A arge pole, with directionsto Dan» u 7
o‘clock, will occur the class day exer~ bury, Bridgeport or New York. would 98,123? érfié‘fgtngggd isnetgatggglcewdfm
cises. 0n W'ednesday evening, June greatly aid the police in swinging the "'1' h‘ it it as m Hanna.”
16th. will be held the commencement trailic through, according to Oilicer “W3 “Em an talk shout the mum.
exercises, when... diplomas will be Raymond, who was this morning guld- . an ere 1:; a" asked Sonata-f
awarded the members of the graduate lug traffic in' the center. “Pg 0! the camputgth:
ing class. Both thesepevents will be Krng, democrat; Kin returned.
held in the High school building. The” “8' M" ‘7
"Mr. Hanna, agreefi to reuse half a
million dollars. He was-to go out and
gather it in for the 18 months of W0“-
. ‘ ’
The Class reception Win be held on JUNlflR MEEHANIES
i it was not discussed with General
opllltlle of importance or
number of newspaper- ,
correspondents wen-eon
t.
' . Solo-«fin the Gatflen"—-Sergea.nt A.
what they knew as tome
-C. men
Recitation— “God’s Service Flag”——~
Miss Carol Mills: violin obligate,
.Mlss Roth Harris. 4
Benediction—Chaplain R. M..,Mulllngs,
Captain. 8. S. A.
BllfillENflE REllllEN % e ‘
.37 .. m.- TRAIL 10 mm
meringue! —— Senior Vice-Commander, ~ . , ,
H. J. Keena. _ Members of Cockenoe Tribe of Red
Friends and relatives of all service Men and the Degree of Pocahontas
men ,are cordially invited 1’0 attend journeyed to Danmiry, last night, to
also the public in general. receive their part of a wager, won by}
‘ ' , ' their tribe, in a piuochle tournament,
7 _ against the Hat City card player's. _
‘ 74 Z , J, W. Rowe, of Norw'alk, presenter!
* " \ . : . the Danbury tribe with four chief re-
BLBTflmfi '3le press) .renedered a performance that:
* ' -—-. . 7 was declared by all to be'most worl-
SYRACUSE, N. Y., Mil" ~28.-Con- thy of'menlton. -
risked of WW and 39m; egg-mg Addresses were made by Great, Jun- d...
this morning in Federal court. 7
In passing sentence lodge Martin T.
Maul-on of the Circuit Court. of Ap—
peals, who presided over the trio“! of
was the fact that he was not financial»
1y interested in the business-
The defendants were found guilty
on seven counts, the first of which
. ' and
5 #101185
‘ a plant
1-;~ away.
EL and jet"?
walk, gave a short talk on the activix-
ties of the Red Men in general.
Comic songs were then sung by nu- 4
memos Danbury Red Men. followed by
addresses by Mr. Stripp. of Dan-
bury. P. G. S.: .lolmOetzc-l. of Dan»
bury: 'Pocahonlas members,“ Annie
Walsh and Emma Aldriny, of horwalk
and Danton-y.
A supper was served at about 3.1
o’clock, at which. 108 representntivus
ofiNorwulk feasted on the best bits of
food that could be secured in Danhury.
After the rcpast, a jazz, orchestra.
ended the evening by many fine danc- ,
mg selections. At the departure, Clar-
‘“4*': onion
clerks --———_._. I
H.» men MLKESBARRE, Po. May 28,—~7An-
thrnclle mine Workers will abide by
7 any decision of the presidential Coal
- Commission to Settle their wage dis-
pute, and all. danger of a stoppage of
Work in the hard coal region has pails-
ed, 'nzomaa Kennedy, president of Dis
trio: No. 7, declared here today. He
sold that one miners in refusing yes»
terday tofionslder a strike at this
time and in accepting a commission,
had adopted “the only logical and hon
arable course." 7 "
' mu; m
m mum
gall-as, which were accopted by the "
chief of the Hatters.
Tw’o star vaudeville acts, burrow“
from the Danbury theatre (the Elm
. “3; ion Saga; more A, C. L. Parker'tom at, 7‘ ,
. “3,75%; of "f E511: Slim. willie J. W. Rowe. of Mn
jel- of Binghmpton. 'ahd Gordon H.-
Smith. general manager of the com
rem, were jointly fined 331.000 here
the case, declared the only thing
which saved Smith from the two year
prison sentence which the law mace
it possible for the judge to impose.
rm“:
Friday evening. the 18th of June, in
Norwalk Armory, and promises to be
one of the social events of the season.
*—
wiil enter
. “with or
‘ to a
of the.
iii in Hart-
“ion 01'
t was
«3 board
The annual spelling match will be
held at the High school assembly hall.
next Thursday evening, at 8‘ o’clock.
The Franklin and Center Junior
High schools will have their gradurr
lion exercises, jointly, this year, in the
auditorium of the Nor-wall: .High
school building. '. The date of Thurs
day. June 17, has been set for the em
ercises and plans are going rapidly
{he usual speeches, musical and vocal
forward- The occasion, will include
~ elm EEKEMflNlAl
The South Norwalk Junior Order of
American Mechanics held a red letter
session at Odd Fellows Hall, on South
Main street, last evening, when twen-
ty-fire candidates were initiated and
several presentations Were made. The
visitors were mostly from Danbury.
Stamford and Bridgeport. The offi~7
eers of ‘Ben Miller Council, of Dan
Wood."
loontiuued on page jrwo)
NllllWAlll mm
ELUBMEMBRIAL
es who attended the its-dis-
trict convention, which adjourned yes:
tel-day, expressed satisfaction over
their action. but were unanimous in
asserting the; it it had not been for
the Lever not they would have’vot‘crl
to declare war on’the anthracite oper-
ators. Demands to be placed by the
miners beforelhe presidential com.
mlssibn as outlined here»; by union
leaders will be for»; 277 per cent. in-
crease in wages, universal eight-hour
day and complete recognition of the
charged a conspiracy between Smith
and the corporation in marking of to»
rail prices so as to exact an excessive
profit. This count had twenty-six
separate counts, showing cost prices
and sale marks on the goods as found
on the counters; of the store by agents
of the department of justice; None of
the goods were actually sold. On this
count Judge Manon]: levied a fine of
only $1,000.
NEW” YORK, May 28.—Pleadings in
the case of
“nee Smith. of the Danbury order. was
fu‘esented with a potted plant. by the»
Greenchh chief a: police. _ 1 , 4
The party made the trip :11 two ..
large bosses and 11 touring cars. that ..
arrived back in Nor-wall: n1 2 oclock. ‘
after one of the finest times of tbs
W .
Nfl WESTERN UNlflN
presentations, etc. The class day pro-
grams, etc.. will be given in the. same
week, probably on the Wednesday be-
fore, in the assembly halls of the re-
spective school buildings. The class
prophecies, individual “slams,’ etc.,
will be in order at that time.
HEALTH RULES ml _
SUMMER mums
When questioned, this morning, by
a. Sentinel reporter, Dr. William ,J.
Tracey. head of the Board of Health,
said the board would take their usual
action in regard to_cautioning'_people
to care for themselves and their chil-
bury, conducted the initiation exer—
cises, which,Was creditaBLy done. J.
J.'Blaine. of Stanil’ord, in a few well
chosen remarks,‘ presented the local
Council with two past councilor’s col«
lars, A beautiful flag was also pres-
ented the Council by Junior Past . -
Councilor Butte. Ben Miller Council. “”33"“ EA sign}: $032333 £11: 3:
(ifDanbury, presented a. set of parwsgrnmn: _ mce many will t all e place
phernalia for degree work.7 Harold of?) $15.21;: T‘lheere will be a luncheo n' .
g. gigfi-‘gg’te‘dt gifigngép“ iiji-i‘r‘fieg Lot‘ cake; weft-ego}. sandwiches."coflec, dammhafgl goings; 1:13 egg-£231: in sixty delirium! that Mr. ‘Woorl who was m”
7. 4 4 ’4 ' etc..at o'coc , -, . , -. . in mm. ,7 ,
confirms... ms. were .m be m... a... a... ~v‘.....*e“ 2.13.2“ 3”?”3‘W‘ll‘be‘”? we... 1.5.1505“... genus...
e ' 7 . 4. ' 11 mock. 1m 7r 7 no 0. “way 5 - .' ' 1- ' ‘ ‘ 4
and all report a mostlrdehghtful tyne. willflggxgbggflandomeir friends are gestedhy the annex-s as' m?“ repre- iiie‘ioggv the defence, who arrival:
A summmm 'flam Chowd? supper cordially urgedto be present ' sears-m on.them¢0mms‘°n- xm You}: ‘May 23 ~—Am'm w National Convention.
was gervea' ‘ Three “Oats 0‘ “19““ Want» 1“" ‘ 7 NHESIRES ‘ alley. special assistant filo Attornev:f As i m“ newspaper mrresl‘fim‘7
. .7 7 .. _ 7. . . com‘fixisslon. yesterdaf. and are ready’ , j 7 General: Palmer ' in eh m7 of t 9 eats and “he“ with mama“ to .. _
Cflchfifl WUCE L for the-583301 Theta!“ co were,” Dm-fitcering invmtm 7 here, 3:- 'send from the Coliseum over Western.
dren during the hot summer months. ' i ' ' '7 ' lm
Dr» Tracey said that it was the cus- ;
William J“ MoHugh,‘ Jr.'s, unsymm- ‘5 , ' pounced here that after a 'm; _ ‘U 1 wires will have to cent! their
,, , 4 . - , _ - arcane-7 non.
W. 13:13:83 ygemslgffigagsgdtg’gwf . ,_ . m with prominent hat dealers, he and 0011? t0 8 branch 0m“? a black away
tom of the health officers to secure a SEEKMURHERER
nurse, furnished/by the Dispensary. ‘ ‘ ,9? , , 7 " ' 4
I. ' I I the American Woolen
,- BAY PRufiRAM unlonoby adosgdshop contragt. Moi-g: Company of New York, Ame-icon
' .7“ ' .7 than novel: hon rod pages of ata w: Woolen . Go M
7 be altered ’m support or these «is» may 0‘ mamma-
The customary formal opening of rounds.
the Norwalk Yacht Club. at Hickory
Bluff. will be held on Monday. An or
and William Wood. president of both
corporations indicted on orcharge of
:The subcommittee of operators and profiteefinz. were postponed loony in
moors inflchargexof the negotiations Federal Court, until next Treasure
fiil‘mfifi "3 Wgshinsmz} With “’9' Judge Mack muted the postpone-
tal'l" 0f Lab“ “3303- 93319" 53" consultation with 39:30:13!
mus m Bflllfilllll 1;
Cornpany Abandons Its Plan . _
on Striksjl‘hreat .
CHICAGO, May 2‘3.~—~‘1‘ne “fasten-4
Union Telegraph Company. announc-
ed yesterday that because of strike
threats from electrical workers amt
carpenters it would have no wires :3
the (kimono: during the Republican
putting
‘0 -l- - , , . . -:ment after
.7 9 PC 0" Imday at next week, to lay plans ‘Asslstunt Attorney-General Smith an.-
for presentations to the commission“ counsel for the defendants. It is 4.7-»
. . '3' hi
Special
xlcled
. ‘ Hill‘ned
. 1.1.“! ford
0”“!de their promise to slush Strav M‘Hichim boulevard. .
hat. ”the“ immediately. He ' ne', Work on a branch telegraph office
' ' - x _ hadtconvluced them they are: mink» in the Coliseum was stout? aggro?!
7 L. in 0" t4 ' ' ' U filial, so ‘4 on -m ,
351mm, CITY; May 273mm“ ’ g gm" ; ”mg-m 7 3 sggChlfleng Wwemwmn “mm. .
today to a} message offellcuation to ’ Again after labor leaders had threat.
himself and {figure aseocmted ruin him Magae‘v'ants Cum“ . leased to call a strike of electrical
m-the new regime 111 Mexico. sent by _ ._ ; ‘Be More W "mavjworkers and carpenters employed}:
an {integrating um building tor the woven».
“in number of ole-moored: the munici-
th at Los Angles, General Alvaro) ' ‘ --—-——-—-—. 7 . ., mm 53“ he um no, no,
CIMINNATA- K” “*1”? 0' 5‘“ 33%“: told the Western Hum
7N Canaan. Several other véssels
”fixpected at the anchorage by Hon—
day, including William 7.3“ Unholln’s
”one cruiser. f
mm
d...
1.
who would make _a housefly-house _
canvas 6f the. city, and, distribute
pamphlets on :‘the careof disease in
the summer months. ‘ , 7
There is very little sickness in Nor-
walk at present, .and the Board of
Health believe theyfim keepgthe. per.
centage of sickness at: a lowlevel ill
the people only iollowflxe‘pgccautlon‘s
and instructions given. them hlewfile;
.7 x
CHICAGO, May gait-bring; 7, e 4Geary.
aflegedT’gunman an a a7 ,r ugger, .3"
cently acquitted 'of a charge 0ng mar.
oer. was sought today in connection.
With what‘:police termed one 0:7 the
meet, cold-blooded murders all recent
years. -, .7 .- 7
. kHarry J" Reeling, saloon-keeper. was 7 . ,
shot'lindkil edin‘nfiouthSlde saloon, F :cl fife
4 late lastnightfiasi-heiwaswaiting with 9m 03 ”, f the! ‘ns
771113 rowel-"m, discuss with. wJ’nmes Quiet , £13510 77., KW. JG ’1’
' O'B‘ én tooth “ ‘oon—keeperfihe-ar— .Efitchgcstatecn .;Dnbhn 03d. teen _
' ' 4 ' " " “ “h collagen ,wich..,hayeg~bene instituted W? , not .
thousandyg; 16%,.77W."~'ante:mlndi?§agfiy xwdnallt General
Obi-Egon amassed his thin-lire to the
; sender's‘nnd declaredlhat llhe should gee Cinci 1., '4 giant; ”gm,
lslsmllcwsm ‘
I, “MAM“ ~ emcmmroc...w. -
'* m ’4 ~ ' '4 " betweenifiexiw‘ind rail-other comp _7 _
1” lugs mm; tries. Winn}; those next to us on club. def.
' '7 locomotion-Continent. a?» . alleged tone
“Decor nix—greatest 6373;” fined _. " ‘
, ‘stmm. “'wflbe
annexation men. , . ,, 7
in: mun .mngoments and n.
4 ' 'vimch no 1169636“: to that
mtg-Liven: narrowed m
is“ the city built»-
‘doclors and nurse. '. 7 4
- alspgtcn, to he Esteban
graph Company, - ' '
her of strikers isgn
At Melangerstat .
sand meng‘aihered 6%: ,.
, ed the railway t“ _ on line, . ,
trains, forced'paseengeru '
. didconsidero ‘l he: ”
freshmen]
‘* "a ,2-
; \LfFf-at feat-
. neensboro
W3-.
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