5‘J‘Erllierecl at the South N 1 E
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Office as seem Class Mail flatter
U) NERUES‘
. .435 Fowler Post Decor-
2.. Graxes in Lower Part
1’ Cit)
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bout lllt llzudships of
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William Jones, Of BrOoklyn,
Arrested After 'He De-
molished Chester Cole?" 5
Car and Badly Injured Oc-
cupants .
UHAUFFEUR UNABLE
TU STUPAU‘TUUUBUE
Another Car Upsets on E11}-
bankment at Newtown
and Grumman Avenues
{“EICSTQI Cole} of Chestnut Hill
Road last night was saxed from seri—
ous injmips and probably deaih When
he.» was taken from underneath
omrturm'd' Ford commercial car just
as not “are: was beginning to stream
his
won him and the rumor was in (ion
gel of blowing: up. by John Hart WHO
11 Am a guest mum.- auto ride with Mr
and
\lxs. Cole» when their car was
run into hi 2; “laig9 Hudson touring
car and (01119191.er annihilated
E!
A!g few minutvs latex Sergeant. Bryan
Qilk journeyed to the scene of the
'l-(tidenl wlieie l19“a1rested William
lama.- of 39‘“.1dsworth sheet
llmol' hr: and Charged him W1 ilh reck-
. 4:1: (Mixing, timing without a license
will taking 91 (:"di \‘ llhout the 0111191":
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\Wiun brought to the Norwzllk po-
sinliim hp told his glory. m
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m S‘lll‘illl 11:9 Blmnn-
L121);
"Al auconlpauioel by Arrhihalll
{ hmlm't‘y sls'yr'l. New- York. C.
H Huang}: lhe‘ (11111 1 (12' like" “(Olson
mmlxizw 2:124 il hi: ll of Hamlin-‘5
Hum 51: ale-n lslarlzt. ' '
Venue-Filmy afternoon RUllllUY and
1219 girl went out for :1. walk. Warm:
ill)
UEUENTTHEATUE
NUT PUUVUTE AUTU
PAUUTNU SPAUE
(Continued on page Eig
. Tim {maxim .Thpalro will how a
h . rmr kin: spatt- ('A‘Lpa ble 0A“ accommodat-
. 2 ‘ in: _ m (21.3 on ‘Ul arlioining lot where
‘ WEN“, 11m- Aim-thine; of patrons will be chock
.‘H {w ill I'll-n 01 Charge while they are watch—
;mmm in: the Show. ,
1.2.. 11 Manager Knntor made this an;
The:
A. . ‘_lllt‘
.' A ‘ 1111119
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A'I lull
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fi- :‘ lull? ill‘
1 ,
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9Q m ('9 May,
of Christ
iMA.‘.,5'
to take ihe sir-p.
mum-91mm last night. He said the
H'U’lllt'llli tlmfls m“ auimsmblhs from in
1mm 01‘ the theatre made him (lemme
.-'\ gang at men will
:lp pm to vork on the job Tuesdav
nmrninrr, and 1119 W01 h. “ill be ruslird
to mmplmion
l1 “as also announcvl that Alba;
l‘wul 19min: of the Her—ten: orchestra
TIL-:1 season, who left that post to wield
Aim onion in the Fisko «O‘Hara orches-
tm. has. accepted an offer to resume
MS old DOSE.
SAN] HE WAS TURUWN
.UUT UT SALUUN
“GM out or I'll put. you down
stairs." said Chief Pennington. Down
Mails is where 1119 lockup is loco ted.
“But. chief. he threw me outw
e~3itl the man, who gaxe his name as
John Metak, and who had strolled into
the police station in a tipsy manner,
it is alleget‘i; tocomplain against John
liiska, proprietor of a ml 11 01,1..Ely
avenue. He said Kiska hid thrown
him out or the saloon. Investigation
showed that he had come to the su-
ioon in a state of intoxication. early
yesterday morning. ~..g_ncl demanded
something to drink. Mrs Kiska told
him to go. Then site called her he?
band, 'who put, him out He came back.
and was fired out Then he went over
to ”19 police station.
( 1119f {l’c-nnington, seeing he was 1111'
dm 1119. influence of liquor told him to
19511-9. Then he told him to have or
119 would be locked up. Then he rev
peillé’d it a little more emphatically
“111911 he took his “down stairs.”
Q':
American Legion Q -
Honors Comrades
All emsewice men whether mem-
bers of the Ame'ficafi Legion or not,-
re “Nay station at 9 o clock this mom
ing to take part in the Mémorial Day
papare.
morning a; the éi'morrr; who
wreath was put on the honor. 1m
teries the gx‘iaves Of" veterans W91-
1»
slum! that 219 01mm {flat-hlh‘ _
113111111? 111131111
'1 NO ShortageO’f .. 2
319 urged to be' at the/eastbound _,
The Legion hem services yester a? . E
and three volleys fired A: the (291219: 5
There was -a splendid congregation
at the 11 o'clock service at Trinity
Church yesterday Sefiices were of
a combination character, embodying'
the thought of Memorial Day, the
Trinity Sunday from which the
church derives its name rand the 81x-
tieth anniversary of the laying of
the corner stone of the first building,
the twentieth anniversary of the can-
seeration of the present building. and
also the new :y-lhird anniversary or
the rector's ordination to the guest
hood. ’ O ‘3
The choir rendered for an oflertory.
“I A. Alphaand Omega, the Beginning
and the Ending.” After the singing of
the Doxology the congregation and
choir joined in singing one 'verse of
the National Anthem, the beautiful.
silk flag of tho churcli being held at
attention There Were a. large num
ber- ol‘ memorial flowers , the altar
and at the pulpit. There 3311 Dean-
tiful wreath of white and beautiful“.
lilacs, placed around the six stars «in
the sen-ice flag in loging memory of
most? V1110 made the supreme nacrl~
five in the World war One of the very
pleaé ant features of the dav was. the
presentation to Miss Marcia Imogene
Hendricks of :1 beautiful bouquet or
flowers in honor of her work in the
Smiths: school. She was a. member
of the first Sunday school of Trinity
which was started in the old El}l Hall,
and has been a teacher continuoush
for 0191' sixty years Miss Hendricks
allezward had the. flowers put on the
altm.
“I hope that Trinilx Sands} will be
one of the maximal dam in Txlnitz.
(Continued on page Emil}
SERVICE lN 301111
101mm 111111131
, The largest esening congregation in
1119 present pastorate was present in
the South Norwalk Methodist Eplsew
pal Church last night. 'A‘ special mu-
sical program hall been prepared to
which free tickets had been issued to
mmnlwrs and friends of the church.
and 10 all rwho rame as friends or
strangers without tickets. The quar-
tet composed 01’ Miss \Villn'”Mlller.
soprano: Mrs. J. J..Snavoly. romralm;
“purge Leach, tenor. and Harry Stet»
ling. bass. was supported by the
Church's fine chorus choir. The sing-
~ing’w:1s an inspiration to the large
congregation. and not the least ogthe
inspiration was the congregational
singing of the old hymns themselves.
Mr. L‘Hommed-lmrfs prelude and post-
lmlo were both unusually “ell rendPr-
fol The musical numbers were as fol
ows -
“The Day Is P115! and Over.“ or
Marks sung by \lr Leach and the
Chorus
“Ablrlv Vi ith Me." Or Liddle. eo‘ntraito
solo, Mrs. Smw‘ely.
"Lift Up Your H: ads. 0 Y9 Gates." b}
Hopkins sung bv the Chorus.
”Form or TV ill} the Lord " by Gounod,
(1119?, Miss Miller and Mrs. Snarely.
“Hark. ‘Hark. Mr Soul." by . Shelly.
sung by 1.119 chorus. with solos by
‘ Mr. Sterling and obligate by Miss
Miller. 9’-
; The pastor spoke on the subjsrtfi.
“cogs in the Night." Night is symboli~
cal of the things we dr‘éad and fear.
But there is. such a thing as a song in
the night. “'9 do night an initial-ice. It
has its own uses and its own beauties.
The vasm 3 and imm’ensities of £119
world won 11 never hafve impressed
tliemsélvas or: the human’mind-as'the
sky of night has done; and so lifien
men's thoughts to Gail The beauties
of the shimmering light‘on the dam-
cing waves that comes {Earn the
lets
trOl
with
smal
was
sent
sib
me
the
and
OW ll
mun
Fl
man
was
the
you
the
serv
A'l
039
Ben
mean cradled in fleecv clouds are un-
surpassed So 11 f9' :2 darker nig shave
their uses and beauties that enrich us.
dread them as we do No night is so
dark as that youi can find no song to
sing; and the song of the night is the
best one. It cheers yourself: it in;
Op: res your neighbors; it, wins the
lag-art to the gosprl of gladness and
“joy Sing a song in the darkness ("if
your night and you me;- neighbor
-9133“ 11191. ’A’dl'ld will 1:9. thé richer.
It was announcéa than the choir
will giro a mommy musical e9rvice in
this church;
- Teachers Anticipated
Tr. Willifin J; Tracey a membér Of
the Board of Education in this city.
Miles-e than Norwalk ironic be greatly
inc shOrtage Or toasters
in high sch ls throughout the state
stated thismorn’ing that? he did not»
.. A
. A
Q. gain has shut down for an "indefinite
peri
oompamf. .
A general shut flow-fin; oi factories
will take place at Haverhill on Tales“
day,
,n.
BRISTOL, R41 May
Guardsmen the first instalment of
whom came here last ‘ -
order of Governor We
of the riot earlier in the
several persons were
particular attentidn to preventing {00
close an approach by
plant of the National
chmpany. Q
It was an attack by fiympathlxers
tempted to report for work that pro-7
cipitated ’the disturbance.
fourth Of the 4,700 employes are on
strikeand the plant 11342198!) (110311!
down for some time unlit! the effort
ments on Friday
em ployes
pany said Saturday
Adj ~Gen CharlesVW, Abbott, 312,18
in command of the troops. who In
elude cavalry.
lug as
company.
watched with 111191651 by the Sunday
throngs on the streets but the day
pasged quietlv
TRUE MEANlNfi
T119 T1119 Meaning 0 Freedom.‘
“as the subject of lllffi”R£PV I". ‘3‘.
Schoeppler's sermon. lastéflrening,’ to
There was a 1113'
Memorial bar
nation may spread.
"‘A man-may
drink. ’
lune no right to bring into in} com-
ing to “Vines ant: to children
lows for the
oped as
freedom leads direct to God. The text
The occasion “Wasuhe galhezlng of
Tribe of South Norwalk
tribe of \01 walk and the Degree of
Pmahonlas
fullv decorated with flmal pieces and
potted plants. and several large Amt
Miran flags.
opener} at 7
gram: 7
Organ Prelude
Hymnmfi‘i lstandingl
Trio-J A Dream"
Prayer '
Offering
Anih9m-"llock or Refuge”
Bruin—~73 (standing)
Sermon m I. O. :R', film—Text:
Hymn-69 (standing)
Organ Poslludew‘margrotmo "
New England Plants
BOSTONN May 30. ~—Manufacturmg
plants throughout News England com:
tinned to close. down today according
“31' reports rec’eired here from (inferent-
Cl ies
intention of partly suspsndini, opera
tions.
lax-ions reasons have been giteh by
company ofliicals for; the shutdowns.
The chief reason appears to be how
ever the uncertainty in shipments and
the drastic cuts in prices. 5"
Four woolen mills of the American
“110191: Company shut down at Law-
rence Mass.
.«National
and stones. were in complete con-
0: the town today; They gave
if ms to the
din Rubber
strikers at this plum upon a
l number of emploiiés who ab
About one—
made to reopen oer-Lain depart-
Alfter the riot, the
who had reported were
home but officials at the com-
that the plant
11d be reopened as soon as pos-
. under military protection
coast artillerymen act~
intamry, and 3111',» ambulance
Their movements were
UE EUEEUUU
improved ’Order Of _ 611,.in
South Norwalk Boot 1: church.
large ' rtentlance
the discoursé was in k “eping with
man.’ was the 95591199 of . 9313mm.-
man)‘ was the essence 6: as - sermon.
"but when it interferes w , anomer's
rights, it is no longer ire . 111., it is a:-
crime. “Thus he install; .- 9a man
has no right to 1hmw go» go in his
back yard. because i contain»
933.1933 . 91m a:
'True.‘ is the an‘swr but you
ity that which may (38.1191: sullen
eedom is tho goal of life and al-
fnllesc development Of
said \1 Sehoeppler. and amel-
his secondarv thesis. that
from Psalm. 3:4. "329 shall know
truth. and the truth shall make
£199"
Red Men represented by Incas
Cockenoe
The chumh was beauti
Two sections were to
ed for 1119 Red Men. The sen 1m
:31) with the lounging pro-
“Berceuse "
ptureisalm S
........... Bartlett
.
..................... Kirkpatrick
rtory and \‘otices
P5. 3:74.
edietion
Lyn-es
‘-
‘.
Are Forced to Close
t 4.14%..
1 Manchester. N H nearly all of
the Shoe plants haveannouneed theirs
t 9193:1914 the Hindales Woolén
" according 1O ofliicals of the
it was stated lay manufactnrers
. ll‘le klnzdon1.'its
,41
NAUTETUUS
o
3
,W
BIOws Dealt It Since
walk Baptist church;
ing.
From preetieally nothing did
tianit)’ spring, he said
ants or fishermen.
was it planted,
all these drawbacks and many
branches spread out all
world.
Marvelous. indeedjwlias been
the Lord Jeans Christ.
ad in time, and the evil. that
of that. he had absolutely no
whalever-
been 3.911311 “Has the
tianity?"
ically Yes We must. howeimer
own little localities,
time.
centuries
his son.
enefl communities
Second~wloman1<
grant her the right to vote.
entertainment at some
that was taking place,
amusements todax. he
thing .jike these“?
gas: axing an: n
howl that will 99 made.
cause peopl
iron} such berbzu 1119s by 3hr.)
humane teachings of 39.311
Fourtthim treatment 0
ES
and listen
like darkness as com
light Even a toning
there were on
zshable by aha
der.
Fifthwne handred
.ery'existed in this country.
and elasewhere, but now no
sir-eating nation tolerates it
9;. “fix; 1’1‘319 *eachings
Christ is lhe answor
cuer rmlfi 9*
this count! 2
121g registezéd again
Q must be ouflawecl
t it,
must consecrale all our
1.1391959 if we atmld ma
victors. '
savanna-411 1896 there
flatly—many there 3‘2
there.
VlTAUTY
Strmger TodOy Than Ever
_ Before, Declares Rev L
J. Schoeppler, Notwith-
standing Its Feeble Begin-
and the Powerful
Christianity, its birth. growth and
accomplishments was considered by
the Rev. L. J. Schoeppler in a sermon
on the “Parable of the Mustard Seed ”
which he delivered at the South Nor~
yesterday morn-
Its birth was
in a dgspised city, in a despised land.
Its Founder a {only carpenter was
looked 1113011 with utter contempt, an“
both Jew and Roman. and this attitude
was likewise maintained toward his
immediaté'followingwall humble peas~
Like.an insignificant mustard seed
in hard and unfavora»
' ble ground, and its planting,
' over, was at a time when the world's
moral coudition Was at its lowest ebb
since the Great Flood. Yet, despite
later, it grew and grew, until today it.
is like a gigantic tree. whose leafy
0Y8?
Alaniiy‘s growth and vitality. and not»
withstanding all-the ham blows if ha.
rereived, both from onlsido‘nnd within
strength and prog‘rsss
tmlav art greater than evor before.
and all because its sustenance
help have b9%n tler1‘19d from God and
Never ’lfear said Mr. Schoeppler.
Christianity will continue under di~
Vine protection, the good will be exalt.
ball»: and ChOké it. will be destroyed-99
New 111921.119 said the question has
world been
growing healer Since it has liar} 131193931
Th9 answer is Yes.- ampliai-
‘wido and comprehensive View to gr}? a.
proper understanding of H19 mailer.
We must not focus our eyes on our
on our om:
tion or on the uorld at the 131999111.
We must consider “ha:
feels have been all (loan through 1319
FirstwAbsolule despétism reigneEl in
the home at the time of Christ—91119
father having the power even to kill
it he felt so disposed to
The teachings oi Ch ris: 91 entuallydi xi
away with all this. and now you no
longer hear of such things in ellliglll~
«lot has been Chang.
ed so that she is no hanger held to be
a thing degraded and deioid of in19l~
19:31:. but just the reverse, and there is
now a. movement the world over to
put her in the same status Osman and
Thirti~ln Roman times the sports
and amusements were tOrnblv brutal
W50 brutal in fact that 19 0% men
{were slain on one Occasion. to provide
cel9bration
R‘s hat are our,
lied—9mg—
1.9: some one: sug-
Vt 111‘?
e hare been educated an at
kitty and
" Christ.
f criminals
1319 time of the Romans, was so (lit
fervent: from who; it is now 1113: it “as
pared “Uh day
ago, he saiEl
e hn‘fsdr‘ecl mime: pun
sh but today only one
crime is thus punishefintlim of mur-
rears agar Slat“,
3'1}
0: Jesus
9-» A: ‘9?!" .1919. some»
”Sign Th El' 8 O n eradicated in
' 1.1313 persons hav—
$351!}? '
Victory has come,
notwithotanéing the strenuous
'1, but, he declared. we
mode to asset I efi‘orts, new
imam tl‘
Chris-
3101’9‘
added
the
C hris;
anti
u‘onld
doubL,
lake :1
na-
ilk“:
‘30
m the
Be»
Russia
self re—
long-
{70 9 li—
it
light
were but. a2
. 3.3161511} oi missina‘zries serving ii}:
In 1806 only 519:1; WU“ no. «em Q
In
To *Talk.”
. Norwan; people. who have w
ships” were permitted to go to pie
Bridgeport Sunday Post:
With gaping seams and bolt
000 000, lie rotting in the mud-flat
This great “silent squadron”
Officials of the United States 3111
busy to talk" on the condition 0
Engines, boilers lifeboais. wits and
tile tarious equipment of ships Ame
lying in huge piles on the Point some
of it undér rover but much of it 94‘:-
posed in the weather '
Thme 9.919 some Of the eondiximis
That presented ihmusdws in those
who visited,tlxe shady cow to inspect
11:9 fleet dost-imfid. it is saiii ‘hn good
atiilxorilv to sail the seas as ignoble
coal bar 93 if they Her sail at all.
finile iii-e 31211101911195 banal the re—
pgrters fxom semi: ing: a “(lose-up."
glasses were not needed to find lllt‘
gaps caused bv sprung planks m to
599 1119 wilt-“cl “006 at DOWNS-S where
the pumps 319' 9011131311th disrli...giiig
bike water
Scafiered among 1119 5193111919 are
1011 oc9angoing tugs. too far to allow
inspection for then condition. ‘
Shibbnilding expert's lnlmxieueé
by The Sunday Post are nnanimmw
Shipping ' Board- Blunders-$59
Officials - Were
Point will be interested in the following which appeared in flat.
W
ems covered with barnacles, 25
wooden steamers, built for the U. 8. Government at a. cost of $13
inlet at Norwalk, pathetic monuments to the colossal blunder of Elm
Govemment' 3 program of wartime water transportation.
vided formidable barmers of barbed Wire entanglements to keep,’
the :puhlic at a, respectful distance
tor” was the wav one of
91;. WW the; silt-If mu- 9391:3399 "
“Too Busy
ondered why it was the float of ‘2
use on the mid flats oll’ WM
1%
s at Wilson Cove, a sequestered ;
is being jealously guarded BI
pping Board who being “too
1‘ their forlorn wards, have prov
. ,1.
of tho present treatment the shins,
which have been offered for sale at
390 £100 will not be worth $9 000.
‘ ‘Tlm $001191 the match is applied to
the ship hfiils at Wilson Point the beta _'
the most-
prominent ship builders in the W,
caustically put it when asked for his
opinion.
11113111199 made of Shipping Board of-
ficials at New 1011; through the Sun—
(la) Post 5 V1 Anilingmn correspond—
ent, brouahl 11111 91211921161]? that the,
vessels are lying in shallow water
with “:1 mm: wulpr in the inside to
preserve 1119111." and a denial thatf
(1193' they are mating.
They have been stow-Pd away in the
Wilson Cox-‘9. officials explain. boom
owners 01' property nonr their former . Q
location "(‘Ol‘llplaifik3{l lhai thew-r b.1111§_
obstructed their New." No explOW'
?
- (Confimmfi-i
SUESU 5
A??? m: 1119 9111 {‘1l03ment of improp-
l 1— methods lav the United States Ship-
ping Board Emergonm Fleet Corpora—
{: 9:1 in disposing of the property and;
9933;121:9111, o: The Honsatonic Ship
hul ding concern through its A1-
tomc—Y Judge Carl Foster, has insti:
mien injunction lll‘OCBMTBgS to pr»?
sent the sale of. 197 000 worth of
property. [The company also asks
llama-7 ‘ of $199,00fl. The writ' re-
Animal): to “tho September term of
the Chi} Superim Couxt was smvtd
toda: by Deon: 3 Slwriff Nichols.
The Shipping Board according to
the company 5 claim. was in have
provided $130198 of the cost of the
plan: which mulled $508,168 32 15nd
WASHlNGTGN, May
Ste-{vine operatives of the Trosuly 9:193i
paitmem have completed the round-
up OL the gang of. eonnterfeiters wno
12905911 eastem cities, with handrails
of spurious. $50 and $20 bank notes 0:
911cm banker‘s. it was announced yes-
tertiazv
Siv arrests have been made and
plants: in three localities have been
seized. in one of the amt wiéeepreufl
' and determined hunts ever commit-.194
The laws: an"
$21979
minimal with
$12,990 in spurious bills in his mes-as»
by the secret sex-rice.
rest wa! at Lowell
George Hei'manns Was
Ease"
sion.
. A.
bank notes extended from W
UUUSATUNTU SUTPTNUUS UUMPANY
W
UN] UUUNTEUFETT UANU
SNNUUEUHA ”‘1 AUEE
W
30 ‘ 'u'A-B’CJ'C'E
a character that fooled é‘ven experi-Q,
writable trail of annular-lien:
so: it was more than Ordinarilv was?
for the Secret Service to trace mm
ElEET UUUPUUATTUN
when dissolution .‘oocamo expedient Q '
was to ban? taken A; progiortionate
share of the tonal. 111519211 the plain-
Atifis 59:} the Emergnmzy Fleet Cor- m
pomtion began smxral mouths agnq
to dismantle the plant anti disposa,
Of its 215391;: 1111120111, allowing' the,
plaintiffs tho-Z pmper share.
in order tE1 grain sufficfien‘t time,"
for a check of 1119 proper-t: and equip-
ment the inj-mtt'ion is mnght while
the momentary damages are ('la-imofl “
as the Housatonic- shareholders just
‘ apart, of the orig inal expl‘mditnres anti
earnings oi the can: 91':
Much of {319 material from the,
Stratford plant was trensflsrmd to '
Wilson’s Point. .,
who were “shor in); 7:19
cording to Joseph “1.31.5
chief of the seciei “senice lie
the men traveler: in antonrobilmx and
presented a. profilperous appearanm‘
that aided them in almylng 911913191011.
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