]. BLISHED 1870
Entered at the South Not-walk Post
Office as Second Class Mail Matter.
llTNESSES TELL
How JOHN CZAKO
MET
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LLL
tories of Motorman
HIS DEATH
J
[J’Evelan Holds Inquest Here and Hears
Heibler, Conductor Mil-
, Passengers on the Trolle ’ Car and Others.
3 9 .
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silo 5+3. 2\' t“
9 Fat ality.
‘il
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“in l"‘rl[ (: '1 (vi-liq».
:4-114»: llL‘lll.\ lll:::l¢' the spot \\lit‘l'.' illi-
law l~|il in il; llllll‘i I‘lt‘ill). light
ll"">21'."l‘
l Elmurmau "liliilzv- llo-llili-l‘. of R3
" .i' kliri :cniili~-. sum] ;..::l his Stalew
'fi‘uilil; ctv' (i" u-l u l\»‘ll- llit‘l‘l \\.l< “infirm-w! l2) ()llil‘l‘ \\lllll‘SS-
L: \i .‘I i.~~-v;. i.‘ !I- \\l" Hm. ll: ’ l: Mm}: ill! l'mll lwll SlOl‘llY
’Vl'liJ fill \‘ .i‘U Y’in‘w-l l;illl llu 'lw ‘ivzw Fr.” Lin: tlzi- (‘Hl'lll'l'. as is (hip
I}? .w f Illl‘lll sum ‘niiS ii‘l if: t::>'u':l. 'l‘li.- l'.ll “as not going morc
'l..- i ull will. si'niizlnl l: in. '1! :5» l" lllIll'\" an hour. :lllll :i.~ soon as
l ..-_\ l .2: 4 ~ in v-i:'-- l' .11 -'Ill i;l l’ s..'\\ l‘nil Haiku mu l'\-'il tow-
lvn'vvl lW‘l‘ u i' flow ., ("l l.‘l'l\' l-l-4 (.iv. lw l-lii Hii llw l’i‘\t‘l'.<t'
I (II li‘ i-'\’v."ll~ lilill lam] ,“.pl!c|l his !n.iki-;. shipping lllt‘
2. ac . i .l.l..-.< ill ll.--'l2r\\'ill.v:i1w:-llllleislif'ilsilil;;il‘.. llt'
.i'-.i . ' .vl (will lm l.\ V‘ 1:» --‘x.i' :1 n: :. ulnulill- truck ('ill‘.
.. "'I‘ .l. " i-J-‘l rim '>-'l.i :23 in 2.2. l‘rvl “mgr.
.I ll "ll‘.‘ - iE.-- Emu". viii \‘-'lr|‘-‘.\~‘~.~' i-.\:i:ilinrsl I»! l'nronvr
‘H'H' will :~-i:::l .‘ulr'lil s! n «0 'i’lii Liz; )o "l“l'llll\ We l'i- lwwis Suuarli}.
i i-t- :.l il:;ll. in "H- "-
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2": tf’FF,’ 1‘ ‘ l '
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.
MEEllNli WITH llAllliHEllll
:igic; Referee and Attorney-GeneralDiscussed Pro-
fr:-
IW l.
S. SllilMAN
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.
lkl"“!l"l'_ H. Y..
: aliinmiy of $”
.- {(50% cl. $35.00”.
an.» wexc I‘ve-<2
Altl‘ll l."'l‘t‘lli-
72"” a month.
and $l2:1'1""'
today for Mrs
Stillman In S'iprcml- Court
JOHODll l7r):‘«‘l..iliss:l‘ lll ill“
odivorcc ll‘all'llll‘vl lrrq
s A .Klliliv a... p."v.~l'll ill or l2!-
.‘City llaxili 0" lw'i-w York.
iilinuu li;~v‘_i amp-l ;lli':;ol~_\ of
ligzlins!
care to. Be Followed r'n Dealing with Bankrupts
32 Conceal Assets—Campaign
Against Culprits
in {l rm in llaukruplcy. John
K0 och. rctui'uiug last night from
\\'.‘islilugloli \\'llt'l‘? he has lice-u for
:lw- gust \\'u'k. ill-ciiuml to discuss (ic-
cisions whiah wcrc ri-achml at a con-
lo rwim- with .Utnrucy Cour-rill Harry
M. luiuuhc-rty l‘l‘lilll\t‘ to proccilure in
ll.“ casv of llllllkl‘llpis who haw con-
cuilewl llll’l by otllr-r practiccs
haw altrmi-lnl lo «ll-fraud crmliiors.
.luvlw- lx'u-L'll {l'llllllll‘il that thr-
ulalil-r was thoroughly gmw into by
.\lll1l"l€‘}' (lv'lH'l‘ill llziualicrty and later
llx his sulmrcliiialrs who will have
(‘lli’ll’Cl' of \\halwvcr campaign is con-
lluclml in conjunction with tho l‘cfcrcc
l‘ril' this district. Ho slutml. hnwcver.
that it “ill take some time to
.linvr-lnn all of thi- m-i-lmcc desired in
the
was not cousiili-rcd advisalilo- to go in-
to llic sulm‘ct lll much lll'lilll. since
ll7\i*.~‘ll£f.’l'.0l‘s might lil- lililllIH‘l‘t‘ll in
llll' work “lilt‘ll (ht-y an in nude-r-
tillit
nsso ls
Sl'lt‘f‘
if
iti’i» lllt
\\'oulil lm
Drnlw \\'llll'll is in ll"
.‘is‘iil ll 1‘." ‘x.\\'}’fir<
bronchi.
t night by Ambassador .lus-
t which M. Viviani was said
discussed li‘raukly the post
ems confronting his country.
Wing the results of the lion-
”lions conference at which
refused to meet the dr-
tlio allies. the former French
was said to have expressed
(in llliil. an ultimate satisfac-
1"‘745‘hl of tho reparations
“anemic-d largely on this
moral hacking. FranCE‘.
- uzdim: her present economic
am. no material aid from this
1-1. \‘iviani was said to have
lion.
TWO NEWSPAPERS SOLD
CLINTON, Conn.. April 1.——-The
Shore Times and its other edition. the
Clinton Recorder. both weeklies. have
bléen sold by Charles H. Scholey of
Guilford to‘ H. D. Deetz, an offiggr of
the New Haven County farm bureau.
and Nellie L. Buell and Mabel F. Put
ney. both newspaper women, it was
announced today. - ~
________—___.
Sentinel Advertisements Bring Good
Results.
cas(s which arc to be takcn up. if»!
sASSOCIA‘TED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTSOF TEE wom
UNEAVORABlE ‘
REPORl TO BUY
Clllf PASlURE
Measure 'Abolishing Toll
Charges on Bridges Re-
ferred to Committee for
Further Action
NEW BRITAIN TAX '
RATE VAllllAlEll
Bill to Consolidate Town and
City of Norwalk Is Re-
.
committed
li.\l:'l‘l"i’lil>. April is ~.\liulill«iii m‘
lulls 0n lilL:ll\\'!l_\ ln'iilL'ws \\llicl.
l.ri(ll.:e-s :irn- ll.ns.2 spanning the- Von.
ncclicut rim-r am! \\lll('ll Ilrtllldl'l}
)'l(‘l(l lllOl‘l' l"\"'lll"' from Jillldllll.‘llill‘3
from “Di 0:" “w Mair lliiiu l'i‘l-ul row-
(leui ownvl's 2m:1_\ not comt- :i'miut this
session. 'l‘hc liill. \\ill(‘ll clinic fioui ll‘lt'
roads. lH‘lllKl'S and riw-rs cmnmittma
war. st-ut to ill“ llllzllll‘w‘ commitiow
Xi'Slf-l‘dlil). \\‘ln-u lhc liill was t:ik»:i
up lift lll!’ Stunt-z (‘lluirlllan Mi Donald
cl‘ lhl~ ("omniilzm :iski i that
Hall. 01 Hr it'll]. i‘\l-‘:l.n
thought 2!. lilll «luglli ti :_"«
lllllilu‘t' ci'immili-w- 'l‘lu-
pill-ll lllui li\‘ till; liill
SlilSJil'Ifl m-l \\'Oll'll lir-
llll' slatt- lrl-nsu.) i~\l-l_\
.‘lll(‘l'
lllllih
that
'l'lii-
100
Swiaifu"
“‘13 l
ll‘ NW
si-iiator rv-
mi-aut that
taken out of
)I-ar. tlil- lin-
plug!" to hum- mum“-
llu“ llll- Slut! is In
(if mom-y l») l:l\1‘xllnll
In ll” linmacv‘ (\E‘Yllllll'»
(it Mr. McDonald.
(Continued on page Twclvc)
WlilllNAlllll HllS
lHllMlfilNNEfllN
W'ell-Known Moulder in the
Hospital with a Broken
Leg and Other Injuries
cmtiznifli l‘
in 5....
amount
lllll “rill
lil‘ (‘cmsvlll
. .ng
,n .
.lmmas Flatii-gan. 41’. (0 Clan»?
is today in tlll‘ .\'u:"\::lk
[illul sufl'rri‘lz l‘lnnl .i llrnkn n r'iirl' l- E:
and cuts ausi lll‘lllSrs ul’ luv
llllilt'il b. (‘i'i"tii'k lzim’
\\lll'il llt' \‘vuh struck l-i' as. I‘li‘llllllvlill
still-i, fit-m.
y' !(‘I' ~':~
«‘l? in l\v"ll :L'
on upper Main sin-ct. m.;.v t'n- \\'i.~
liam Kl. ill-["5 li-l-il stoic ’E'll. 2.1901
llllll‘ll“ \\' is (Illi-ldll'll In. Firs Mil i'ml
lill‘lml'. of \\'il'uu. :inil \\‘Li~ MUZHHI ii}
Mn: .ll-nnic Eliulgliursl.
Nll'. l-‘iumqwl \\ns \\; lk'": tux i"l
Ni'l“..‘lll\ me till 7: ll llillvl s. I-- (If Illl‘
run-l. (i('F!;.“.lll:ll.ll :1 In .I: llril .mil
.ll :'.-mi:il2 llwlnum. T": li.lll>ll‘.('l)lll‘
was pram. inn: 2(I\\;ill \\'iilui. in
passing: iiir LflOlilr. llll‘ l'inm l'l-ullo r of
llu- zu'zlolilniiiii- l luiziil l“ll‘lil".’ll" lust
liq-low tlzc km“. lurlill: 1 2m tllr'v (- m
l‘ulll‘ I'm»: 5n llin‘i llr Lill'll'll u" l‘3~
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, IE filll PASSES
Fiillllfi‘f :ifiivtuzuii l-::.~u-l'.:ill unrl foul-
lllOI‘lll J. J $7 w... (‘Oll"\.1 mum :ilxil if 1h.“ “I”. lll\"lll‘.l‘mil of
LIFO MOI-«l ~- :' nzllslr I‘lllI- If.“ I‘llo‘uml‘lflzs VIiSIJll‘iSl nil-mlwrs of
Eden)“ alt-w ii" i' Mi transmit. If ‘Vlr'. "."‘“" “PHIL ri-murkcll ”H.”
‘0 tllc cowl ilwfln .ii \\‘liih- 1‘ Lily]; mvpgtmdillm was "mm“. H
f‘loug‘ shill. :lplll r . “~ .iu-l 1m ml fulfill,” >"r"l"-ll”"$1-‘:' It) .Tl~"il'l€llll'li'
(av-Mud ill iln- < Wm, ‘ “,m“? ""3" ("In lint ll it ill‘Vl‘l—
l9 Ll""v~l"Ll H.4- ' ‘ilt‘l‘ NJ: .3 (ill: by“: .lh'l! M“" :ES‘W' l" {H‘lllJll}. in .‘I
I‘letI‘l‘l‘ 1“!l .i . i|l."." ll'i’llld: (lli'l HMN'H‘H \ “ ll]! .tllpnlfi 11‘7“”). Push
r_-z_i 'im a.” (".iil-i -.m..-'.-.“-‘i.m" L'l “Him” ““3“” l" "4“” “'-"'“"5‘
'\ ’I‘Wl U) l'“ S'lllll‘Jll in ii; H m ‘ ',W‘,\'H”.'ll”r‘ “l “i“ “film”
a... l ..,i..l 0......- .“'-':* l l W” * ‘i"‘“':”'
Jlixi' liot'li V. iiil‘l in .\ll‘.4, Silli—l ”will. .' :lr.“l‘h0.”l {HTTHIHP‘
b; l"l‘('tl hulk/”1.; :‘u lu~l. H. 1'” U" H”: ll‘.\\'\llj.:';ill(‘2l. that
'V l (i l .i . I. Ill.i‘l it) {ill lllllll\'| V." l“ ' Iv "~“ \‘ l'~’ l“ Elms! lull.“ “4”.“ u'ulllv
.iii .u~ CIi»l(‘~lH‘)' vi-‘lli .ill'l :ir“« ll, \ ‘MH "Ix-“AIN'T. “ll"lh ”Hy hill}
0' '"’ 2.; Hi l'itlii-E' o: .‘.li.< Siiil. l" ' ""'_ f“ ”WY “'1'“ lo rur in-
.‘_‘ I S...“ . (42/. 'i iv » \.Illl .Ill‘lL’l brash .
I’M um. nit-l infill t‘ it \ll';~ ‘ M v l“ "C “"7." 3'.” 1U.l-lllll“"t In?
‘3' lwl inimwll-l‘ lix‘l'illli‘flilllrllx. "_ f ""‘7' " V ‘ 'L" '. l"l‘llil“1l‘zc.\‘
v «\\I‘l Hi ll.i- innit-1'" 1' NW.” \' u.‘ l “l" l" ”Wm“ PVT-
am} um llmll In" Mi um m» ‘ ' " “WNW ”I ‘0 ”NWT
chitin-4. ”l-\}llrl(ll‘il Klimt. :-‘.‘~ . ' ' ' ‘ " "3:: '5‘ :“""l“'- .f'U‘lL'"
blirll if Tim-“l: :E,.l i'l I" “ ' - \iv ' Munwl ililuiilalin:
sligmui H llv- 0.4- l 'V i” “ "“"j ‘24“ l‘-!W\'Jilv-~l
.2; .. ill-mill! ii. it ll- “ " ‘ -» 221-11 '0 lllr imb-
icl: Elii- li-i'n-vs \wm 'Hl' " "mg '_
ll ~ . iii'iv r r; 7.2'.'.\'l'rs luvs nt-
w .,\ T‘ll‘El l w in! '.E"l{:l,l:li-lis l'J'lllt‘?‘
. Ozliinur-d on 11129 131920..) HM“: Ml ”Hm”? flu “7;": {Hr cmlimcr-
. -"7A~ ——7 _.- — i" ll ~ rill-iv apt-rm. 'w'i from tlll- ov—l
‘AINE AEEER luz'irixm 01' ll. l“: lzwicrs l'll‘Jl‘llClll’:
3 ill ll‘ridu’mwrt court;
’ V. 'f‘liv nlvl‘w‘nl in which ass. 9:: of tho 1
. . rr \l;i\ livill’, «mi in \\’.:lcr sirm-t. this
' ' E Fall \‘S-rw rli<vin<~ll of on an O’Tcr oi'
MERAJ l; l" ‘ w r (lm \"l‘f‘l‘t‘ nssvls of ur-ar-
‘i ll\' i?“ .. \\‘wrv t‘cclarml in :1 Slfvnlilu'
-: _——~ 1; l' ",i m ini-r. ucrc aircrl ho" :‘m-c-
ll'xl . ‘ ll" 7"." I "1'9"" lg Q . Klaus“ :i'nmzt two wm-ks agoi
<-. xii» l').ll?lilltl‘.il.'! V'- l "' .2 2": ll“: ‘.~v- czw- his warning. ’
l."l.ii|l!l(', V. l’() I. 52 4:96" ‘1 ____A ——
a, , il l,l\1" " : “l,”- '
‘ “a... i, .0.) ...,..,“,,, Demand Courtmartlal
.rancc l' . "lilin‘: l'. iv rl-pnru- of State Commander
nestloii \'.'iIli (ll-lll‘illllY an‘i ' _
IFablemza gluvfug .llll of thy
_ nncd to (‘0' {mur- ”mu his ll\l;'7‘l-"'l‘.ll. April 1.-——(‘ourt-mar-
'1 Of “'99" l""’l’l““l5 “ill“ iia‘ o“ ll"l'll"7‘l it. McCucu. of Now
onlCialS~ Ham :1. slut» commander of the \‘ctcr—
tion to appointmints with nus of \\'orviini \\’ars of th@ F. S.
9'7”)?” 0‘ 1““ (‘lll'mfl “3- was «luman-lml Last night in rcsolu—
‘t‘fl‘lflrll‘h‘ HUOW‘Y‘ ("Ml 31“" lions and (‘llilrirl's adopted by Caldwell
French envoy was to ml'tt "All? lmlilnsgn l‘ostilof this city. About
'm' with ~ Scllfltor Lodge. till ml-mliors of the post were prccsnt
0f the Fomign Relations at the meeting and it was said there
9. W110 was among ”705“ was but ont- dissenting votp whcn thc
t the dim'cr glVf-H in his charges we-rn put ligfore the organiza-
lnhll \\'Ill lw :lllnwml in i‘mliim'ticut
:tmii-r ll""ll$l'$ from tlw llf'lfll‘ll of :i'-
llt‘lll‘il‘ll in cilicu and t“ ._-\"2~lz‘ll i".
lawn: if a :Slllvsfilulv lull l‘l‘ll""i~~l
\‘i'r<ll'(-:..‘.1y l\_\' judicial“: councillor.
snows ill" llnllsr .‘lllll srnulv. and is
not \>~lnnl. ’l‘lu- lllll (‘(ll!l‘lll=‘f< tlic
I-wllil'cs: of sr-n-r‘ul liillz: inlrurlu-‘cd in
tho {:cucrnl :issvmlily nml irll-iilcll's
'ill‘tn’lblvllfi for (-uncl-rfs ol'nlubic lul-
lwr-rn .". and G p. "1.. providing nr) pic-
turi shows arc givi-n in comlvctmil
\\'itli tin-m. This was tzik-‘n from a
hill introduced by Mrs. Marv M.
of Hartford for flu)
(irc'ncstra. Mox'ic
livinlir :‘
monic plclurc
allows arc allowml Sunday nights un- »
law by local optirt‘.
'l'ht- liill has a pcnalty of $500 for
illl‘i‘i‘lt'fi' compcling’ in ail-l promotcrs
if Sunday afternoon gamcs which are
not liccnsed.
il.-r illi‘ Dr(-S“lll
_._-————~_«
NEW HAVEN Illlilll
' SHARE llWNEllS
On Docember 81. 1917. tho numiger
of stockholders of the New Haven
road amounted to 25.343. In 1918.
the‘ number had decreased to 24,632.
and the following ycar a further de-
cline was noted to 24.593.
ember 31. last. the number increased
again to 25.272. still seventy-one less
than on December 31. 1917. or the
total number of stockholders of the
road'nn December 3]. last. 23.127
owned 100 shares or loss. and, 70
per cent. of the total reside in. New
F‘mv‘and. This showing of lfiew Haven .
is perhaps representative of the trend
on other New England systems.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Steamer" Governor ‘
Sinks After Collision.
Rammed the Freighter West Hartland Off Point
l’llilhnr-'
On Dec-l
Wilson, Washington,
Sl-ZA’IVl‘lJ-Z. \fi‘ashu April 1. SP\Pn
passciigi-rs and three members of the
crew of thv sleamship Govcrnor, sunl-z
oi‘EJ'oiut \\'ilson. are missing. accord
ing to a 'wiri-less message at 7:15 a.
m.. from lhi- steamer \\’cst Harilzmd.
which is bringing the survhors to
Seullli'. .
Sl~.‘A'I"i‘l.lC. April l.—.'l‘hrm- boat
loads of 1-:is5l-ugcrs from the slcamer.
Govcrimr. which was sunk shortly ho.
l‘orc midnight last nizhl in a collis-l
ion with thi- lr¢ightcr \\‘r-sl Hartlimd
Izcar. Port Townsend. \\'ash.. slarlcll
l'or shorv :il'lvr'thc wrlvck. according
BY A SPECIAIJ W AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
‘—
‘-;
‘FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1921
in \\'est llurtlund's boats and partly in
Governor’s boats.
A previous message said all
passengers had lu-wnmccounlr-d 101'.
About 1:!) person‘were aboard the
Gmcrnor. _ “III
Thu-e passengers and thrtv mom-
bers of ill(‘ crew of the Governor are
missing. according totaiiolhci' message
rect-ixcd this morning from 1m.- “'05!
3 artland. ‘ l l “l-
the
'I‘iic (tuu'rnnr was l-ound lroni San
Pedro l :llil'oriiia. livl Si-attln.
'l‘hc first 81’) S received at mid-
night. said Illt' (lo-u rnor iamm. .l tmz
\\'cbl Harlluiul :lfl'l was, sinking. lllt'
to n \\'irI-lo-ss Incssugc rcccivml from . ‘ ' ‘ _.
(‘aptain .lulm Alwyn. of Hip \\'i-sl l“ ('51 llarllaml (-scamng sellous‘dam-
lial'tlaml. laicl‘ athlcws from Port Auu‘c. It “as rl-porlmi tho 1 ”mm“ Ad"
'6'0\\us1nil said ; no 1mg“ ngvrs from clal'zlr- was cu rout!» :iml \‘i'tllllll arrive
lln- his! \‘l-ssvi \\'cn- known 10 hu“. :"i_ lln- Scout 0! tin coillssloii \vithiu
lulillt'il llll‘l‘t' llhl‘cl- hou’r-s.
Th... n):-s>;-fi;l> from Captain Alwyn l > At 125‘... a. m.. another 1m ssauo
szliil: ‘irunl ll‘it' \\ est llai'llal'tl shill: V
"\R'rsl ll.li'l‘.lnd Rll‘llv'k (1(,\,,..2n0,.-s ‘ “No llsr svmlzuz .Al‘i“i.iiill": ”cal
starlinnul siii- sinking lllllvl' \vgssfl in iron] \.‘\' cs1 llartlaml lmikin: lnr sur
tori) dint minutes. Tllwc hm-t loads. "‘Vors' ' . _, .
of p;lg.-g:.»i~.;piz. suppose-El to have rt-uph- A1 121” a. m. :i lllll‘il Imwssam- said
N] show. ‘ all passpngcrs "FCQ'I'l‘il lll luv- .lioalia
" " K" ‘ l" ' is "' ‘2 1:2‘ ~ .1 g —-—-.
l.l.,¢l -ii a?” ll ii s ('I‘lt-‘(l l» iril. l (Continued on page 'l‘cn)
0010 MEN llNEll
mm 00000000
W'. \Vhipple of VVil-
ton Had No Operator's
License, and Louis Ferrino
‘Vas Reckless
'. \\'. \\'him'lr. of \\'ilion. was fined
slii :iiul (llSl'I‘.?>‘“nlf’lllS for opvrating a
car \\iihoui a Loensc. and Louis Fer-
ri m. .| Jump) illivcr. was fined $25 for
n-rkliss <lll\llll.' .ai'tcr a hearing” be—
:(in- .lullcn \'o.~lxurgh in thc downtown
"nill‘l. llli~ morning.
l‘mlh 1m :1 \u-z'e (ll‘l‘t‘Slt'd li_\‘ Patrol-
man _\lilluii Lockwood. following an
lll\l‘.\‘ll£.llllll) into an :iccillo-ut hctwccn
cars (-prrzlhul lo \\'hipplv :mvl Ferrino
it tlu- col-mi (vi Franklin and \\'ash-
inxrtnu strv «its. at 9:45 o’clock lu‘st CVO—
ulna. . .
\\'hlpplr- “as driving nlom: I’i‘nnk‘
fin slru-i innards thv station and
iilcw his horn 1') warn othcr traffic.
Fcrrino was gunk? up \\':..8hlngton
strut-l towards Spline“. At the cor.
m r l‘vrrino said Illa: ho didn't‘noticc
\\'iilpplv's car unhl lio‘ was on top of
\\’hippls- turn-u his car sharpl!
'n Yllc right and tho-ii to lllt' loft. whim
l‘- rrino turnmi to the hit to avnia"
\\'liipplc. tilinkiuu lio- was going up
\\'.ishiuglou sin-ct.
Thu two met and \\’liipplc‘s cur suf.
S.
iw'ml a broke-n right rvar wheel.
lloill nicu li-stitlwd that ”my “-0,...
IfilllLI sloul) and illill soumln-d warn-
ing: signals. Fcrrino. ll0\\'('\‘('l‘. Was
rcpriulaullml rlé‘CfiUN llc didn't stop
his car whcu hr saw that \Vhipplc had
lhc right of way.
EXPECTEE'HTTF
TUBE REAEHEll
.‘x’l-I‘SY ll \\'lf.\'. .\r-.'i‘ l."Gl'0 :illv
inane-”ml ll) tho» r- sprmm- throughout
flw l‘ll'll'l' strlw lu bin-H's for aid for
:‘zc st'uwim: \ thl‘l‘ :illll Mill-iron of
Inland. Sail-2 «‘, mziii Thomas l..
lI-illv. :Tl.ili- . ”n." l:. \\'. \‘s'c‘lls.
:l‘lll iii-"rill hailzli.l;l l‘liilip 'l‘ri.up
.lvi'lzirml El‘ll.l‘ l" .1! in a i‘I-w lllol‘c
(lays (‘ollnvc'icut's qumzi would un-
(lullllii'lll) llr l‘l: . ill .3
Tlli‘ .‘illi‘m \: ( .‘ ll"-
so l'.‘;‘ i: «3'.-
r~;iml».li:u in this
>ltlln s Twirl-l) to tho
willcsprwml inn-r. >1? l.‘i}\"li in li'ish lic-
«Woods and
ill-f work Mr "lll"l“l~‘ lil‘ :ill
wir- H::\\' in thc non—
poinls (if
:in oppor-
lluliiicrll lu-‘iv‘V'
:i-ciariu'l .i‘lll 'uvl—pr‘lilil‘ul
lliv A’nv'i'wm ': millilii :-
“luuilg. l. (l-) -' :l'i‘iil Work of nicrcv
and to M lllt"“'lllfl thousands
of liifll‘ i- illnrvn who with the aid
tl:11,\‘p"a~‘l‘l~'l l'nr' fllnm. \\ill grow up
to lw :v l/l illtclllm-nt citizpng
.w‘norz'as \\lfhvll 1"‘1D frmn America
‘tl‘icy “20pm "all m‘cy to all thosc wast—
hard unnn
frl .v‘
l!f‘!‘l“,l
in: Riyals»: which follow
thv- hw": .il‘ l‘.“i"i'."l"r and starvation.
i New l' ,. . ." .lg'i‘fl‘ v...:: in full swin':
lOd'liV null liv this ovrwmgz it was hnn.
ml thc work at conva. in: the Various
districts of tlic city would be com-
pictcd: Thu :lrin- hcrc ends on
day.
Thc Drivv in Danbury Was (mam...
\Vcdnesda); night and Chairman Rcii—'
lly and Mn)nr l-‘itzgcrald dolivercd ad—
... a monster mass meeting:
Amati: the speakers was the
{aymnnd Cunrlinsrham. rcctor of
Christ church of Rediling, Mr. Cun-l
ninzham is on the local relief com-
mittee of his town and although an
Episcopalian pastor recognizes the
great humanitarian work of the
American Committee and promptly
offered his services. .
Chairman Reilly will speak in Stam-
!ford Sunday night in the interest of
like drive in that city. ,
1“
: dresses
thcre.
Rev.
MASONIC HOME ROBBED
MERIDEN. April 1.—-Burglars . en-
tered the Masonic Home sometime
during the night and forcing the office
safe secured over $3,000 in cash for the
payroll money belonging '-to the in
mates, 'Liberty bonds and other bands.
and jewelry. Officer Tierney, who'in
vestigated said the safe was not
locked and that entrance had been
made through a. window in the linen
1,200,000 MENEES
1000000000000
Fears That the Mines \Vill
Be Flooded and Efforts
Are Being Made to Keep
. Pump Men at Work
LONDON. April ].-All work (-nascd
in the coal mines of (lic United Kin:
dom at midnight with tile exc3ption oi
8. Very few districts and approximately
1,200,000 miners were idle today as a
result of the controverl-iy over the
wage issue. In only iwo collierios in
Yorkshire. one in Northumberland. one
in Scotland and one in North “73195.
the men have promised to continue at
their posts without prejudice to an\'
terms that may be agreed upon but all
other pit workers. includinz pump men
and ventilating men came out with
the miners.
Danger ‘tliar the mines may be
flooded threatens. Strenuous efforts
are being made everywhere to enroll
volunteers. Yorkshire pump men mike
decided to remain at xvi-oak and Hope
was expected that others would follow
their example. '
The first effect of the strlkp has
horn the placing or orders: with Am
erican coal merchants. Although 'lhl.‘
country’s stock or coal is estimated at
1.000.000 ions. the price of housoholrl
fuel already has risen tWo shillings
per (on. London and other urban cen
tors are believcd to have SPYf‘I‘al wceks
supply on hand owing to llie fact that
cxporl of coal has bccn slapped ll‘.’ lllv
board of tradc.
Apprehension is fcll that the Nation
al Union of Railwmvncn and the
Transport \\'orkurs‘ Union mav be
tempted to sli'ike in sympaihr wizh
tho coal diggers. '
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MAEEESlilEEiEEl
Following action 07‘ y]... H'olzsu Vis—
lc‘lllay ElfIPl'lltlUll n". thv lllll illlc
siwcial .‘lpllrll\l'l.ll;nf‘ of I‘m: sum of
$25.00“, for lllo purpose «1' lilY‘I ‘..~.<«
ll‘R‘ (‘all‘ l‘as‘urv lilac“. {0' .'i sla‘w-
park site). \Tlll rclr a“ ;2i:v.-»\n.zlelw 2-. —
port was Ill-CHE“. ll \.-.'.w":<:.i'i-.i that :lor‘s
not moan that tlv- hunch will not ll“
taken for a slate 1"1l'k
0n tho (‘l)l‘ill'1il‘.
(lmziul of :1
prnpriatinn.
:wtirifl \‘.‘.’l\ 1?:-
tin-
' sprt'ial Lip-
[ulitiuli
Sci'lalor Nt-he ini: ‘ii (”mill ,_ tho- R« u—
njv mcmlwr of lilo» (‘Ullll‘lilll-t on
stoic Parks :U‘Jl l-‘wsvrwtm'z’: iii-s.
lnm‘nina snicl tha? an :l'rz'c-vixlmil may
lic onion-ll into l)¢‘;'\\'(é‘l‘. Yll‘ Sta“ Park
commission and tin" lmal
will-rl'by lliv lll'iil‘l] mat lm I‘lll‘('l‘.150"l
'n" a Sfate park. as to in» lmnhli—
cial to both l‘m- slillc and lhn- i-itv.\
’l‘ho stain is anxious to svcurc shore
l‘ont parks. llli‘i‘ r‘llf‘lllg‘ but two stoic
panics. will? short frontage at present.
m asc may comr- frC-m the
general appropriation. and the com-
i“Pc of w "' ‘ fagor Candee is a
:lulhmiti- s.
so
member has “w vi to the
‘ "‘0 Park comml it joii‘l'
i‘h the city in' the p se of the
site.
Two Oystermen
J Reported Safc
Word waa'recaived this morning
that Benjamin Boerum and Francis
Jarvis. wrath-known oyster-men of this
city.»are late at Port Jen’erson. ,T'i-iev
went acres the Sound last Monday
morning in Captain Frederick Love-
}oy’s boat. the Mary Lavinia. and
nothing was heard of them for several
days. Their relative: and friends he-
came greatly worried, and it was fear-
ed that something serious might have
happened to them during the recent
severe storms. ' _ ’
» News came today that the boat was
aground 01! Port Jefferson. Long Is-
land. and nut efforts were being
node to float the vessel, when the
closet.
M m “vowed to return home.
down by an automobile truck near the Regent
THREE
Fair tonight. and Saturday; (HOMQ‘I'.
Gov. Keeler In j uredfw
\ Taken To Hospital 2 ;
N orwalk’s Prominent Citizen Struck by an Auto
‘ Truck Near Regent Theatre This Morning—-
—Sufl"e‘red a Fracture of the Right Thigh and
Bruises on the Body—He Is Resting Comfort-
ably at the Hospital and ‘Nill Recover Rapidly
It Is Hoped.
FIX-”Lieutenant Governor Edwin (l. Keeler, of 12
Mott avenue, suffered a fracture of the right
thigh and contusions of the left hand and face, at
9:30 o’clock, this morning, when he was knocked
O
Theatre, \\’all street, First district. Following the
accident the injured man was taken to the Nor—
wa k Hospital. where he was immediately oper-
ated upon by Dr. F. J. Morrison and Dr. GeorgeE
Cram. Although of advanced age. the former
Lieutenant—(lovernor’s condition is considered fa-
vorecllble and prospects for a rapid recovery are
goo . ‘ ‘
Iix-lJe-ul, (Tic/\qlllrll ix'mliv is my- \\'llnlusali- munch. V'lzlw'w lrrm later
of NI l’WnIk's must lli’tllllllli‘lll (‘lllZl lls. ll”('»nillt iii- llUllllIS. lb Elm. Sclleck
For man} }'l‘:ll‘.\i lH' \-..i:< \- m proud» ( ll:ll]\ Ill'al lll"!ll\ was taken ovcr
l’lll in politics. In in: (l-lvl‘l'l 1,..1 “illl I: l':~ l‘r ll.” a Km 5. ~ “m Kpnl prim-
tlir licpulilicali part). llv St'i‘\(‘(l :isllnw ll 'llll-l mun 2?.I‘ wholrsale
slak' .“Y-llator in tin. ll-llh S'il}li()l‘ldllu ""'l ‘=.‘:'r \x w. ‘MYH‘ (‘0le—
Dislrlct. auvl "finally I'ouriil ll (i‘il Iris H \\Li" ‘ '1 n . ' iv: if: t'. E.
L'Ul't't‘l' lv_\ lu-lllg‘ ("M'lul ill :ilo unlit grm . ,f'Iuasni- .. ~. \ lm
crilor l-_\ a lunar majmilx. Hi= is 7.3 Al :l.- luv ml vii .irs'ivu’. Nlr.
years of 1121-. but is still \vry ac'lnr in K‘W'lbl' “as m 1 lH‘ (- ~-:zu:ii;ir\ walk ('0
Norwalk husiucss :lil‘airs. Al til» the Noi'uwlk l‘ll.‘~l Ham-l l'li‘ wan
prcscnt timw. he is prcriilim (if lho- crossing; lrnm \lml H\-'llll" to “'11“
Fairficld County National llank and sll'lwl iii 1hr l.ll|l‘lll')' (ll'cn'u when the
\icw—prcsixlvut of ill" South Noirwalk uutomoiiili- struck him.
Trust l‘ompauy. For a llumlicr of Accol‘ulit.‘,. in ll!" stor) told m‘ifi. .:
years. lil- was a laru'i- stockholllcr in
the llolnics and Kcrlcr (human). (Continued on page Three\ 7
EMPEROR CHARLES ‘ :
TO LEAVE HUNGARY;
Reported That He Has Been Assured Safe Pas»-..
age Over Austria to Switzerland—Bulk ‘of the
Hungarian Army Is Loyal to Regent? Horth‘Y'.
1 .
l \'ll'l.\'.\‘.\.
.x; I‘ll 1. (By would»-
, «mud l'i‘wsi rrir—Hl‘fic’h‘i information
“as ri-ci'iu-zl L31 ll'is (Edy last night
. _ that lormi I' 0 Lil“. Tl)?‘ (‘ltarll-s. who'at-
lxmmml n' Mimi”? 5) bring 3136i} a
(‘Ulll' lli-‘at in Hungary v.'ould~"len.ve
‘ lint lullif'"
'l‘l'.» Hume: l‘li‘ll mi' 25‘ »' in Vienna'
‘ callul (iii l‘liniimilm' Mag." iluri'ng‘tbe
EIBB [l- ' ‘ ill l :lth! ll‘. i.__ lil‘lllr‘lpll“ the
. i. - .3‘ am: :nmnm unulvl permit
i‘l.arlo 5‘ tn (li‘Ffi .\ll.‘tl“.‘l_}l lv-ri'itory on
- . his wax in }4\\'ll7."l‘l.‘ll"li (‘l'iailcflllor
Their Automobile Drive Had ml:- .. l «a m.- Slalom ”72,“
. . mlwniru l: 3'. l\\l‘!l :l \.~it to t e
for Its ObJECtIVC Green- Pinup iwv l lhv Swiss lllllllSl"T. who
“rich, ‘Vrhere They “'erc Slab-4| has L‘vl‘~llllll4'lll \wiu‘lgir- Will-
. 1.1.: l~l pmill l': all s sail i‘onxllct over 2
Marrled V ll-r Fun» Il'll‘lllt‘l' '
‘ ('al‘i "s a! l‘l Hum-dim? l gallon
'l‘hv t-lolwmvlit of \\‘ill..im l.t'wl'nl ‘~> :“‘llli'~ w‘h rulmn was :issurwl that:
Hayward. l-lltil‘t‘Ll»}'lili‘-Olll sun of ll! i. ».l: i“ 1 Hung: aw army was
i‘ul. \\'illinm lay“. 1 mill Miss 12:17. in\..‘ :4 ‘nll- ~:il llllrlllx the rcgent.
Gilrbs. (‘iKllll‘Fll-_\ru'il' olrl «laughllr (if 'ilivsi l'll lri‘ts t~ rial '4! llsswn the
\lr. nurl Mrs. (ll-org. \\'iliiv (Hills of 1. a: M iv- ..;'i.l'_'. :ii'» Alil\ yum-raw.
-.\'(-w York. lwcamv known yvsl-ywlm l: ‘> S} out hvrn, lmuwwr. that
Thcy draw to Grimiiwicll.(‘nun.. lrisl ‘l;« l mu; uxluistir' an avowed
Monday cumin: :lllil “'ch l‘lllil‘l‘illl (.vr'n‘ 7 l‘. l ‘ilzt in. .il ‘lotice
llmm- ll)‘ :x. .lustico m‘ lhc l‘vacv. ’l‘lu '- ll ;. I .\ \.t"‘ltl l";i»- Hungary did
ll! livlilwd l0 hi (ill lllv way ll) 1——
;‘gggv-r- -. \\'lltl’t' Col iiii‘l Mrs, ll;~.;".\'.irii Confihur‘d on page Right) ..
.mw l l ~—»— «A ~~~»—— —— _,
\\‘hili- Hug; hull Lid-n r'losv friruils:
for svvcral mouths . tlloir marrlau'n- EIEHTlefiyngfls
was :v surprisl- to ill: 20- ll‘ll u-lS. l l . n ‘
/Y0uu: Mr Hayward :pprnrc’d ."ll
'lu» honir of his brim-'5: parvuts. No l n '
'34” l’ark ;\\'ol‘.‘il. Monday night and E
lut'iiul lwr l'ur :i ritlc lll his our X'iill'i ‘ -‘ ,
in: was lll‘iil‘il from llwm until Mar '
m \:l inmlxiiic, V‘fll‘ u :. tl-le cram to Mr .
(lllliih :i"..‘.:lllnm-.l ll”) lll:i"l‘lfll..’t‘ .‘llHl ATHIC‘KS' “PHI .l h Fighting .be‘
saii‘: elm-\- would Sj‘u nil llii 1r lion: .‘-- l“"w"l ”i" “h "ks My" Tin-MS“ Ration-
moon :i‘iiroz‘id. :illsls l:.s EIU'I'HKl along tlls‘1"lP in
I! is l I'lltVPI] that tho \‘cu‘l: m~,n,,},. [Asia :vllllhl‘ lili'il vii-2 nortllrvn end at
' ..'~f|\o xvii: is \\Elllill thirtymiics
arr- oti ilwir wax-
(“ol .aud Mrs. Hayward HIV
The Hayward homo at No 107») ifil‘lll
Avenuc is closed.
At the Gibbs homc it “nits rulmiitml
the clopcrs had hccn forgive-n. tho on~
Iy ol‘ji-clion having hcen their youth
Miss GllJlDS had just iinisl’lod school.
Sho is a. granddaughtvr 01' Gov. Bar-
to l-‘raur-i. \\‘llt‘l‘F'
,9 tlrvis' ill
An official stato‘mcnt issued
llu- o lrvo‘nth division of
blind.
tl-ils
o.
'lio-rv
1hr- Grcck army occupying the- north-.
Il‘
and
more
of (sci-rah Pass.
into thc dvfilc
rm cntrancr-
pushing forward
than six mllPS.
. f .
(‘HNSTANTINOPLFL April 11,.(By
thr Associated I’ross)~"—i‘.ertapture o:
" ‘ f 4.1.. Si 1 -'l ‘— -A-
Segdgglltifafifgqraaow ml h” u” Eski—Shchr by the Greeks who were
a .. -_‘ ‘ b - drlvcn out of that city by a Turkish.
Frank Jacoby ll‘l mom-mild on page blue)"
7 ' M _ . .__.. ...._~.__*_.__._._.__- .
New Location . . , .,
Charter Amendment } .. .
The new home of Frank Jacc‘i'iy. IS Recommim
men and women‘s outfitters. opened ~
informally this morning, but the store
has not been entirely completcd. A
formal opening will be held later.
Mr. Jacoby will have two handsomc
show windows, which will be thou--
oughly illuminated by flood lighting.
and the indirect system of lighting as
well. and will also have a. large show
display case directly in front of the
entrance of the store. so that peoplc
entering the store will have to pass
the case. by either of the two. isles,
or entrances.
The formal opening of the
will be announced later.
lecausv of llll‘ fact that the charter
amondmem calling for the establisi-
mont of the Sixth Taxing district in
Rowayton, had no provision in it. I'll
gar-ding appropriations to be made
for the RoWnyton Public Library, it
was recommittcd to the committee at
tho session of the General Anaembly
yesterday aftvrnoon. \
After the .ncccsr‘al‘y change has been
made whorvliy taxes may be laid for,
the maintenance of lights. sidewalks.
and the library, it will undoubtedly be
passed again. .
The change carries a referendum
store
Try a Sentinel Want Ad. vote on it.
.
Norwalk Chronicler