idespread Conspiracy
tart an Uprising Next
y Is Detected
Billan [S
ammo Au
Sent from Berlin to
is Being USed to Win
‘1' Workers
8. Feb. 7.-—-Evldence 115 multi-
_ at under the direction 0!
data from Berlin and Moscow
read plot was under way in
‘ 0 bring about an uprising of
nd next May day. France is
ripe for Communism now
am’ time since the war. and
efforts appear futile. but
little doubt that had the plot
‘ ed without detection there
u: been considerable blood-
7 Paris and elvhere in
r‘sts the police are making
t Premier Briana is I.- de-
mmbating this memo- ll
famous railroad strike
V-‘thh he stopped by
:n the colors to khan?
‘r;
.r \‘T.
Trunois. secretary
, nf Iiumanlbe. the
gr u span '" charged with
' dwtun'SPr} here by a
kncmv “l Jr, Abramo-
' has re-
main; spent lib—
uvrxuloting
vultu-
It.“
( j. z I 3308' unfi"
» u
A rrL-slwl
former bovzwtary of
Federation of Labor. and
‘1301. a commercial travel—
; ere arroeted. The specific
which tile three men were
:custodl' was to explain how
into possession «or checker
: francs. each signed by Dr.
'- ins Abramovit-h. Gritfuel—
; .' in I? {I
' . Utlu‘l'E
V‘I'S
7: nued on page Seven
7;; ‘_ m
g. NATURllllEll
Admitted During
Day Session of
3 ll' days of continuous ses—
turahzntion court sitting
,«ty court house here dur-
' week. admitted 290 apply.
not them Awomen. to citizen-
. country.
: V. Bavalos of Ecuador.
' rved with the U. 8. Army
rtment as a. reconstruc-
dor. where she will visit
mitted. Mia Bavolos is
. Bridgeport. living at No.
jet. and has been in this
-veral years. Her lion-
’V rge from the army was
dmit her to citizenship.
. court she intends to
, rmnent home in this
3-- she returns from a
. dor. where ‘she will visit
. next month.
--. to her record Miss Bava-
in General Hospital No. 35
, . Ind: General Hospital
t Spartenbery. S. 0.. and
gr of other institutions for
soldiers)
fathe court and over 80 were
> for further study at the
am of the nmilization court,
1", mes in here the first Tues-
:ar ‘» .Mal‘.
_ _ w. est percentage of citizens
. were Hungarians. while
wrom Ireland. Italy, England.
d and Wales also ' were nu-
I
~
i
i-‘ebruary meefinz'of. the come; '“ »
('SJ’JDC“ will ,be held tomorrow»
2;: in the council chambers. City
a a number of matters of im—
, . chief amongzthem helps the
(«.thn’Jll of a_prmsflfdim$e
‘~"5-‘Al‘dS to We. :31“ .be we"
or the trolley voles
i avenue. 'bYJ. {MOW-,8“:
.. will also be held W
UH
.‘Cewtown avenue to m.m
m'mhnr of «berm;
., lmnortanoe'llfifi» 7
father-s"!
, noose makes in appearance.
.th'ree applications were tie-r
' .oim hearing on the W ’
Dr.‘ John ,
Commissioner. Submits
Biennial Report to Gov~
Urged Audio“ Rot Mon-
- ace—Wu ' Infifmorgior
Coreof Ch lo and eg-
lected Sick
HARTFORD. Feb. 7.——~lu his nec-
and biennial report nubmitted to the.
Governor. State Commissioner or
Health Dr. John '1‘. Block onyx the
calculated ion by death and disability
in Connecticut from the influenza epi-
demic in 68,000,000. 'Ul’. Black ad‘
vile. for preparation unmet lnvulon
by bubonic plague out! recommend:
the rot-proofing of all construc—
tion within bolt a. mile or the water
.tront. Rut Proofing 0 full building
and wharvea already constructed will
necelalrily be required when the di-
ho lays.
Tuberculosis in otill exacting too
heavy a toll of death. my: the com—
miuioncr. The cheering part at his
report shows a. steady lemnlng of the
death rate among infants.
(Continued on page Tfiree)
SPRlNli ACTIVITY
’ AWE «Tilt SllflllE
Many‘New Lot Gainers Will
Build Soon on the Wilson
Point Propety
With the approach of Spring. zeal
estate is becoming more active in
Nor-walk. especially along the water-
front. lit-Wilson Point this you
there promises to be many important
changes. The Vl'ilson I’oint Company.
Inc. will continue to build additional
'oado and develop the property which
hey took over. from the Burchard
estate. Shortly ground will be broken
(or the reoidegipe or Duncan G. liar—
ris. proficient at idle Ritz—Codmnico..
0! New York. Thu will be one o! the
31:3de residence- tn .Norwalk,
The house being meted for Percival
Robert 'Moees. the well known client.-
cal engineer of New York. is well un-_
tier way.
by Chester R.
Bates. we: Violate
Gotham Notion! Blink 9; 5&6! fork.
and work .will shortly Momm‘
on houses. for these Pm. With:
these activities under mar-W Mil
be lively at M’ilson Point curing the
mating months.
Next Two WW 3.
roadworks i
4
Estimates oi.‘ expenditures tor the
motor-vehicle department tor the next,
two years. totalling 393§.58’1.65. “he“!
been prepared by Commissioner aloe:-
ckel and Deputy Commissioner Moc-
Donald. The amount allowed the de-
partment for the past two years is
$571,993. including a. deficiency ap-
sary by new dutioslmpooed upon the
department by the last. session of the
budget.
The estimates {or the coming two
years are itemized as follows: Salary
of commissioner. $12,000 for two
years: deputy commissioner $7.00o;
chief clerk. $3. no; assistant chief
clerk. $4.800; c lief inspector. $5.000;
Salaries of 28' inspectors. 3170.900; 93
perdiem clerks. $243.489.92: oflice ex—
penses. 31.26.627.59: automobiles.
890.940: Motor Vehicle Register $18.-
600: personal expenses of inspector:
while on duty 8116.444 40; motor-ve-
hicle markers. $133,385.65: _automo-
bile list. $600; expense of hearings.
2.000.
Deputy Commissioner MacDonald.
(Continued on page Two)
0113 Mayor,
HAYDRJaemioh Donovan. op-
'filhnmwem _ , , 1.0!:
“Mikel“!
ernor Lake—Promotion lo”
Sites have been acquired V
Reynolds and .Qooxxe How...“ the '
.W'lle holding the medicine
, ”loath to relieve- a. toothache
1which he lino been suffering off and
- on {or the past two weeko.
propl‘iation or 3212.000 made necesl'
2M:- olemd weds
muting. Therwmfienmf“ ' .
Wan Inquiry in ,8on w ill
the Iabor‘Bo’eul and 1.10.
C.. the President 3.”
Will mil-film
. n m militias
Unions and Executives Ex-
ecutiveil' E x pectc d to
Make a Reply
WASHINGTON, Fob. 7.~-l’reoident
Wiloon yeoterdny refused the request
of railroad labor union represente-
tlvel that lie investigate roilrood ex-
ecutlvu' claim: before the Railroad
Labor Board tint the carriers must
adjust wages or face bankruptcy. He
also declined to submit the matter to
Congress.
The I’renideut net forth hi- position
on the appeal- mode to him in a. tale.
gram oddreued jointly to two of the
railway lobar uniouo and to the no-
noclotion o! milwoy executiveo. who
also had sent a communication to
the White House.
Confidence was expressed by the
Preddgnt that oil one-lions decline
with railroad labor and management
might be loft mtely to the two bodies
entrusted under the tmoportotion
act with ouch mature-«tho Retiroed
Labor Board and the Interstate Com-
merce Commission. Jrle accordingly
informed the labor and carrier reprev
wntauves that he was submitting
copies 0! the telegrams received from
them to these two bodies as "the only
action deemed necessary."
omit ii. , . .
Sm Sues
Young Man
Chester Bragg. aged 18. who boards
at the home of Mrs. L. P. Anderson.
a mouthful of iodine late: last night
in hit!
from
Patrolman W’allace Sammie was in-
tormed of what had happened and
rushing to the house gave the young
mani‘nrot old. forcing him to swallow
.3. mtxture of mustard and grater
which relieved his stomach of the
poison. .
Dr. fienry (I. Shorer was called in
to attend the young man and gave
him further treatment so that today
he is resting comfortably and in mid
(Continued on pose. seven
’ W
Purchase of alcohol on December
10 last. forum the bat-is of an action
(or damage; filed in the Civil Side of,
the Court of Common Pleu- by John:
C. Hake. of Norwalk. against Louis
Dubln. a delicatessen dealer of Bridge. ,
port. and his wife. Blake alleges in
an ammended complaint filed lode-Y.
that the defendant gave a bad check
for $1.520 in exchange for four bar.
vols or alcohol. Counsel for the de-
fendants charge that no one connect-
ed with the trancactlonliod any; legal
right to (Lord in alcohol and the claim
or damages islnvalid.
New flatten Git
The wedding of Mine Hilda Sargent.
daughter of Mr. and lint-George L.
Sargent. of New Haven. and Ramona
Brunt Gerard...;.oon of Mrs. Joanie
Brant Gerard. 471' 19 Golden Hill:
moot. took place yesterday at high;
noon at the lane of the bride. in
.Edn'érda oioeet. :fhe ceremony in;
Bettermedeybr. Benjamin flown. in
the drawing ”room where Jthe gin-idol;
fi.
#3:"
Day and Elizabeth streets. swallowed -
“legion toot” gay 1. 1918. her
Minna. John 15% We. a shippint
olerk.‘ pieced > their child. “ Marinade.
now MW“. batsman f the track: u;
from at o min in Invasion, neu-
Nomlk. Donn. pod toes: took a train,
:05 our»; beluga; the child
killed. Mrs. my Some of No. it!
Went 4m: M “Quinton. denied
rename? ollmtlonl made by her
unsound in o unit for divorce end
filed a counter claim for oeporation.
Tho child. the cold. WM saved by n
mum.
The con came up before Supreme
Court Justice ”pine,“ in Brooklyn.
when Uri. Snooze was allowed tso
counlel tee. Savage nlleacd that his
wife disappeared for eighteen mouth-
after their marriage , July :27. 1917.
and thnt when be fun , her again one
was llflnar in this city with another
man. s. a
Mrs, on'pge mid 1121‘ husband has
condoned any often of which one
may be guilty and rl , g ed he obond—
oned her lmnxediotcly ur their mt-
riqc on July 27. 191 . and unbec-
quently lived with “other woman
She charge. Savant: Breed her to
marry him so that ,, might claim
nxemptian underline . t. later he
enlisted in the navy.
The prospects are t
glob will not occup) the batman! lite
at Vv’iloon Point during” the c ,.
summer months. Much on - '
is on foot A Doorman! on the ”at of
n . 'd‘hb one your
puny, lm‘. The proposed club will be
conducted on a more elaborate Joule
than the mange club and will be
somewhat exclulive in clam-actor. The
urge number of new Handouts in that
neighborhood undoubtedly will he
.promlmutly idotitil‘f‘d with thc new
orgmnzotion.
Those who visit
other sections of tin
(m Ii :zutl {Infill
3w. ts all m?
Mrs. Anna Braves of “‘ilton Road.
and licrmann Schulze. of
this city. were united
in marriage at. St. Peter's church.
Cedar street. lam moniim. February
6th. by the pastor Ito“. M. L. Stoop.
in the preocnoe of a number of rela-
lives and friends of the couple
John Drove: o? Westpori. :2 son of
the bride was boa? man. while Mrs.
John Brunchwein u“ Butler aireel.
thin city. was mam”: or honor.
The bride was prvttlly altiuzd in a
brown antic dress will a chllil‘ifi' hat
to match.
lWootpo rt.
Union avenue.
lull" in
luv .1. largo num—
liomc of the
which was attendw
ber- of relatives and friends from this
and other cities.
Half.
“”1511 i ugton
Wine of “whom;
"Chi-let's Return
The
At Red Men‘s
Steel. yelledoy F. .2.
apolia. Ind. opokc o-
Solves World‘s Problem."
snooker gold in part Christians in
gefieral believe in law second coming
at Christ. but then 1.» great coniuoion
among them M to tow time and the
purpose. of Hit coming. The smallest
minds of the world arr~ today banded
together {or we purpw of mixing
the great problems that lie before us:
The League of Natlfmfi universal
peace. reconstruction of the financm
oystem. and means for evicting the
mideapread dileontem worn: the,
W. . However. in motto of the M
cam-to put forth. no adequate moons
have been detailed" about a. better m-
, All: resident: is“. , «a.» .1“
., . ' ' {fie‘
property from the Wilson Paint Com»
that there cannot be found a more1
delightful pleasure site along the
sound
, manor. both in the service and fol;
Following the n ;. :nony n ruophon .
and wedding tnppm‘ was held at the 1
Wc‘oiportk
V 5 nactlcut Chet-nou- of Commerce. Prob ,‘
idea: Stanley :8. Bolton! in unounc-f 1 . . .
ing the various WWW M‘ .. ‘~ ~
dimer: of things: And the conviction 1!
being brought home to of! toot it hue .
r-—-—.--—-—
DUBLIN.» Feb. 7.-lnlerestln¢ run
more are circulating in Dublin today
with regard to fresh allow the gov—
ernment in reported to be melting to
“loot a settlement will: Southern lre-
load.
According to one report. the gov-
ernment in trying to bring the Ulster
lenders into line will: a well-lormu-
lated «heme to persuade the south
to accept the partition provided for
in the Home Rule act and work uu~
dcr it. This version of the reputed
piano has it that the prize to be ot-
lcred for ocoepionce in o grout of full
nasal gulonomy to both section; of
Ireland. This would be coupled. so
for u the south is concerned. with an
offer to release the politico prisoners
and grant amnesty lo Iris llopu'hllw
can generally. including members or
the Irish Republican Army. and men
men "on the run."
Negotiations to this end now are
proceeding. ii is sold. between Mr.
Lloyd George. the Prime Minister.
nod Sir Edward Carson. l‘lstcr leader
in the British Perilomcnl.
Whether the Slim Fcin would no
ccpt the partition not even with a
grant 0 {the control of the finances.
amnesty and other concensionl. is a
question on which the opinion of 5w“
deals 0 the situation in widely divor-
gent. cprescmflvos or the Sion
l-‘ein when approached a. to this,
have refused to treat the reported
new: snowy.
Max 013M, Violnns’ ' t, to Be
1109-“ at First M. E
Wfi field Sunday
WWW “35%. hot new:
edict KW church fiouth Nor-
nlk. listened with pleasure lo the
Analog of His: Alice Moncriefi. at inc.
7:30 service. last night. Miss Mon»_
cried? in the contraito m the Fifth
arbour Prcohytrrion church. New
York. one of New York's oldvsl and
mos? influential Protestant churches.
and in also a recital. concert and ora-
torio artist. Hui-toms: were atrioollt
and rich. nnd in the ting“ register
particularly puro and clear. Misti
Monerietf hang more numb: rs before
the oormou. They were:
"Tim Lord Is My Light". . .Allitson
"0 Rest in the Lon . . .Mindolssohn
. ‘Connider the Lilies" ...... Mauudcr
Following the sermon. at the ro-
queal of the pastor. 5hr mu gthe gos-
pel mug. “in the Some! of His Pree—
once." Minn Monoriofi‘s gracious
lowing it. as also ma} members of the
congregation. were a source of pleas-
are to all.
The organ prelude. in? Mr. L'Hom«
medieu. "Elogiar Poem." by Grieg.
wan. cu: ulual. well played. and the
cholr‘o singing of the twu anthem.
"Abide With Mr." b3” Churchill. and
“The Lord Reigneth." by Frey. left
little to be desired.
The union theme of the pmloi
was “T310 Uliuexuimm in Proportion
of u Pertcot Lit-e." from the woods in
the book of Revelation. "the W.
the breadth and the height of it were
equal," .1
Norwalk men have been “looted
member: of a committee to love-ti-
the outer industry by the Com
romeo-med the lam booing-stoma
all of the gate. The committee in,
which Norwnlk is moduli interested
to tho one on oygter investigation. The
following compose thin committee I".
I... Lam-on. Homolk Tire 6.: Rubber
compsm'. Norvulk. chairman: Biron
A. Ponce. 'l‘. A. Scott company. New.
Won; WCH. Kayo. Atlantic Oyster
Form gum-i. Norwulk: Heston Ra.
Bourbon. ,Connccliont Shell Elm
Won. New Keven; H. L.
Lewis. H. L. Lewis Outer company.
and Charleen Wheeler. Stuttord.
’ charged With
, morning below
. 995W” was mouthed.
City o
Emidenoo of
Mad: 3““. En
51:333in Agitators.
MEXICO Cl’l‘i‘. Fol). twinollce
authorities and government secret
service agents were engaged today in
collecting evidence which might load
to the amt-A. o: men who bombed the
residence of the archbishop of Moxi—
co and the building OCCUDWG 13y
Joel-tens &. Company. in this city. yes»
terday morning. Four men are under
arrest. but it is known several Olllf‘l‘fi
were implicated in the two crimos
on: residence or line archbishop
we] badly damaged and the (“BMW
ltrl‘ct frontage of UK? Jung'xuo build»
ing was. urrcll- d. The llpprt' Holy oi”
the factory was occupied it} tho fam—
ilies ot the owncrs but no out was in—
lured.
lnrolmotion gollwtcd l~_\ xlzc police
would norm to indicate that four mm
did the actual Roll: of stltlrg‘ off both
bombs.
dli s in Mexico.
rocked by Bomb;
Around: of ileum Bally Dam-
tlre Street Moore at hereon:
8:5 Ontogeny 3190K“ Tom Outwlslour Arrest-
lt‘: happens 6
. Spring ha! en‘nrd- jumbo
Robins were heard chirping .llzmr
cheerful lay. illie morning. as they
ilm soil.
merrily dug worms fl‘Olll
omen mu unwed out by
Merchdike weather and
breezes. ‘
Catcrpillms are almost loo rommcn
mu occurrcnre [or nolo to hr made of.
bill they were "among lllOM‘ present."
as wall. yesterday.
Lilac We: are putting {unblock
musclesmu 6mm him
into. while Coal do us are wonder-in;
just Whether the ival of lprlnfi will
do lunch in ominlc ilu cool shortage
or not.
The in: (it)? is mind but nothing
has been heard of H» Gt‘Ol'gm peach
crop «5 Yet.
The pm: \ul. a; 3 of u :2: misl. u r;.1l:n‘
an soon as ire l‘oum d on ponds, if
not « 1‘d3}"3
sprmgtime
was aloud Ly u u't-lthnou'n luttumllsi
this moi 11mg. (‘uusrnd ill.“ lm‘ ‘4,“ 1w-
cmue rulht r mush}. VVlu’ :3 1"... in
start: to gm mushy and soft. 11»: n iro
worms. which born holes in llw 3, r:
are hatched. Thesv- irv norms in lu-vl
mg these" holes reuse tlw air to 1mm»
trotr the ice. with the result Hm! wn»
tor seeps through. and. Winn 11w mite
of ice is taken from the water.
water in tho ice rune out. wetting the
feet 04' the ice lmrvei: 1‘. so that he
has to so i nam‘l change his tellm‘r As
the w
no: . -
Radical .mlnily has been increa»
in: in Mexico City recently and ncm~
paper: lion: say that two Continual»
congresses um he held till: month.
Thin liowslulpn' lane also rcporl-
ed lim- m‘rix'al during the pact week
oi? a number or. agitators. iwo of
whom haw: lwr‘n characterizrd by El
lfulvcrsal or bring “delegates sent to
Mexico l: l’s‘ilmlnl.l.cnlnc to work
among laborers in the lnlrrt‘sls of ”1.
Third llllCl‘l‘aalitlllRlQ so Monro“ “
Carlos llehg .manuger of the .lucr-
gnu: rawmrx. declares radical agita-
tors luv-n I‘M): xrccdlnxly lmld It
hie plant. 11min: amoral limes sin-
llmmd Humsclx-cr oi. the. entrance to
lilo building and lllronlcning the EM}
enmloyr‘vs u'iilw Viulunnv ii Hum durrd
lo onirr. This :lgm‘rssiw‘ aliimdo lfld
to lllo 1w (Till lil‘fillll‘,‘ down of ill.
plum.
ROBINS CHIRP AN 1} ‘
CATERPILLARS ARE
SEEN HERE TODAY
M
be is ll‘azgmg .ms elm-r thew
comes along a: d m: its \Vlml 1 lilo lcg
lhcro lo. with the result that (how it
3 {amino At least. that ix on‘mdln‘
to Dog \Vai'drm Thomas: “‘9 18.1}. than
“hum llwro is no (mo more familiar
with lilo habits ol‘ in" worms
Ono sort {in Sign of npring is lack-
lng. and that is the old familiar hock
twor Sign. (his. due to tho fort that
prohibition Wl‘lll into cfi‘eotmor «mu
supposed lo .ofi lottolwa. Era! or more
' dimpc
mg and to (lot the owe-etc.
Hand organs will makr their or»
poarmtve in Norwelk eltortly because
tho)“ lune already been ‘laeard in
Stomlmd Mmhlvs are in demand by
Young Allu'yix‘m. at various storm in
town us up mp9. while hootl‘llnvl‘n
aw running :4 hnv‘wst :mnng (he
‘youllg Illul‘ of llw all: who. after
“flopping tarxi‘ “ill: llnir "lady
fl‘lvllfi." )wslt uh!) lmzl. :1 “all; along
mmw M “In surely: ulm‘ lwli mm nwd
llll 1x4 HM“ bunk.”
’l'lglv mil) illilly locking in muLp
«prim: Hmrlih‘w is n Hump; p-urm
inf 1cm! lu'lvxt’ tar-Hut, W0 [UHF ll”
stymhd lllr mullrn ‘l’ Hln).(‘ up Hm
immune: Vill‘.‘ Fill h yum-(ml rmmllm.
Lions. :n‘ “I \w’ntm mzr fingmzu 1v Vll'lin
'tllix al'iir. tr
B} tl‘w “:43, Hr v‘w‘ymumiln mg
isll’l’f‘fl Til (ll‘gli‘l-F wl 7 4.3 {Kiln-u l. {htl
Illnl’llllll: om» orgy-u» Lane; {31412th
Charles Maniac and Frank
WW3“! with in-
Before a courtroom {sniunu ll J: h
gpcotators. tho cases of ('lnulws
We and Frank McGuirk. l-olli
:woaull, will! intuit to
1‘9!) on Gama? Pew. Wrw hoard llllR
Judgt- Nehemiah
(finder in tho up town on}! court
The fil‘lt witness canoe} in Modify
was Eugene lilovis who said that
reuse. together with Mauko and My-
(Continued on
page Sun:
.An automobile truck. owned 3' the
.Ml, 5m . Express Company. of ‘rovl~
deuce, R. I. and operalr-d bl' John A.
11601! with the Ford automobile. own.
“(by the South {Normal}; Eloctri.
" pain: at the foot 0'?” Armory hill
and Woo? avenue. ot 4 o'clock Satur-
doxoftcruoon. The mudguard of the
'2
The automobile truck was stopped
streets. The policeman ordered it. or
pull up on the side of the mad ’ '
the Wilma. he started to
truck over. and. “before
through. a crow. .
fired people lied
mulling bv. ,
The? thought
1W“ W ”NS
Building Committee Making
Temporary Repairs and
mainline Matters Arr
Expected Soon
l‘. “we .llmhmrml line mmm ,3 ll at
ll‘n li' VmsEil luv 1.!» “basin“ n! Hm Nor.
walk Hull; Fxlmo‘ "mull \l‘l‘wllmn‘w
dump. owl :.iriv:u 1%.:1 mlmn‘, :.l‘l:v Hm
go Anna-Am um Ill"? summon ,9...» “a.
fin of lusl l‘lillu)‘ niahl
Tll" 00)" whim”: u: ‘ l.‘.zwuv~
at “:36 thin mmhmp ’Uiirlillfl‘
PUP“? of; f Il‘g‘l', .‘z MENU :0? in ill.
lf‘llll.
ll llmporm‘y {tom-Evy ... i-uu sum
:1: Room 1'7. and 1le ' Mini: Conn
hall-3 in huw‘ ll;-
I‘lukl‘ll by “W
m got at lhr
mitten in working:
\'!ll‘ioul panes of s;
.firemun in their (I‘ll
manor. replaced.
l‘utll the infirm - '
ovrr Hie bulldinr run? the extent
Mimi-torn loo;
of
(Conunucrl on page Seven
Winters. aim of Providence. ll. 1.. cols-g
by Samuel: Gib-on at Main and We}! ,
P .
I‘rank Stoflmrl was: arrvslod for the
twentieth time sine:- 1918. yellow“
ergoon bv Patrolman Prank strat—
' .9. being. charged with lo.
‘ . hog-Que gm!
.‘ religiou-
arod from the art gob
Norwalk Chronicler