EWS THAT‘S
RELIABLE
. Ill/m
QTABLISHED 1870
Elli-10101138
ll 001113101
miles Arnoldg e ve r e l y
:uniised When He Runs
Toad-on Into Car of
lbert Gariepy
HTHEH SMASH
l.1lE L131 Nllilll
ll sesa and Joseoh
,f‘ri M eel at Henry and1
11111 Main Street L
1: M 81‘."
and
34‘ 1"".x. 4.2.13
37-151:
o ;t the
17151 h10~
lullnu'ir.::
\Vood vv .v-
>1turn‘ay :11‘tt‘r»
“l5". he drove
emolull" drlvrt‘.
(11' :'l t‘hr-stmlt
(1" Vans? Brng'
1r. 1‘10“: “'omi‘
Guru-r»; hmi turm’wi
tn .1\mri slrfkirr
.. 2.1.? r::*; 1:; front ("I-
[ii
i
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. by
l= ' . .- 1"»
4' gun-\l-l‘
irzilz.
3:2”?
' -: \‘v'oodwa rd
urns linzlhle
car. although
.11:<i was thrown
. , ,- . . the motorcycle falling
l . 1'": l1i<irgs to tho ground.
1 Arnold {0 the office
--: ll. \Volt'e. where it was
. . ' t7. IllL‘ill was severely
that lilj-Olld this he was
‘. llll‘l.
l ' L-zclrxis and front wheel of
(- ‘lllh "l'l' \‘.i‘l(- l)“i‘." {1:111 minim:—
wlmel and fork of
destroyezi. No
ave-
to
he
to
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1-. ported to the, polior
1l‘1‘1ul‘li last night that while
1111*.tm-ryele down South Main
1151’11 o‘clock at thr- cor-
». ' Mani; Muir. and Henry streets
.1va111Lile. Connecticut registra-
drove out of Hen 3' street
1 . lurk him. The car, which Kr. rt."
1 H... belongs to Nleholus Dim-ism.
without stomping, Irma
.l 1‘ livl":
..
1'111'11
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...olnrcyele and ‘he c.1r V-(rl tin.-
1.111. 'l‘lil’ {acr‘Ml 3'. “CH 1" 1111*.
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it'll ARRESlEll
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third Autoists Held for
i H ulna While Intoxicated.
.? .. Walsh Hurt
i")? 1 April 4H-\xx1:
1. .‘ '1'? lion. "em.
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2' \11'1‘1z1': «vrugmzr r.‘
l v llfllil1lil‘Pll [Jilly “1:5
:ulw'l in. V\' l? Templeton 1'11
1 1‘. High street. and with,
1 onwsted hy ' '1111 e. " i‘wl
1 1’1 est Harli‘oul ‘ 1
‘1 ()pr-rzlllnt': riz'. t'. .11
-1' ‘it- I‘ ‘1 :vm‘ 1H ‘11 1
oner ‘Wrecked
In Nantucket Sound
Emmi-ed at the South Nor-walk Post
Office. as Second Clams Mall blotter.
Two Great Unions
May Support Miners
English Railw av Men and Transport Workers Will Have I
Confenence on W ednesday—Both Houses of Par-
liament Discuss Regulations to Meet-the Emergency
1,1i\" MIR. AY‘W‘l‘,
4 —Rt-;:lr!:1tion< to
”111-; 'h1 pm ran-1c; brought about 113
the sink-r 05 coal miners it. Great JANITHRS MAY
ilritmr‘. vserl 1i:sr‘ussed by botl. Houses
or Parlizuneut here today. Premier
1.1C3'lE—G00r‘gp who erlllev’i :1 lizeeting (1!
fiEl‘ PENSlllN
the ("rlbiret 5n" ent-ly ll'iS lizormlig.
was expected tr) :0 lu-i‘o—r ll: llOllSt'
n‘ Commons and endorse the :11.-
”fumwmITI made 01:. Saturday lw Sit Bi“ Rewarding Long Sfil’vlce
l...». rt Never-901' ilmne. haunt-liar N0“. Bef R
01 the Exchequer. that lht goverru ore giSlature I“
r. l-nt vvould rrfzisl to weld fill the Hartford '
g-nvnt o: suhshllzzng the filli‘.‘!'S' “(luvs
Nit-Tuber: '11' r 3 1 r- "nu - ,1“
t'ullwmeli loin :1»-‘1It}!zir-1ixllhfk-ollzfi A M“ Providing: for :1 P"i‘-""~0l‘ 01‘
f. .. . .1.:_ t1. . . _ . - 1 ‘- - $330 1" 73‘ . .:( . .V‘. 1‘; ” I
11; ‘3 1121' some newt-1'1 wmmi lw tnkrm e'wg’nmpr)‘ taco” 1““‘11'001 5~~lll;0.3 and
WM l “'I’lilri farms} . , z . . r _" " " “ “(up SQF‘IF‘ twent "
‘ \‘ Hi1”)! 11 I'v~1(;:-‘\r)rtI‘lfiquIItii'letljflPif: five years and Contrihutpri *3“ f0 C319
1 1:. .. . L( .| 1‘ ~ I .. '
.31 En: Tr.11<v1ort VVO‘kev-q' v.10}, "”1" “51mm“? was (‘OnSMervxi in; the
ll 1 :r rmwn rr:~{1 (.1: \K'1-.i:l.»,.;~‘. .vmliltllr eommitten Of Pilies and boroughs ‘1"
_ > “ the ("initol this week "h
min or; “‘7‘ ."f'17 t ‘ ‘1! A A .. E ' ‘ i f) moasur
0‘ r “.1 1: K11. V {Ox‘lély llii‘l ill? i'VYO l8 (lé‘SlEl‘lf'd m 8.?)pr ‘0 fawn“ l 109
-r at 1. .mns “0.111. suppml the miv‘.‘ , 3 ' . _ . ‘ . " O “
ars 1.. 111. 11- delimnh Resolution; in “r. 0“" as 1t was" “mam“ to ”‘0
ll'a‘ .fi‘. .3 wrre “my“ lw a 5001‘? nt‘ Pommittee that. places with less than
London Ami Provmeizil council meel. 1” 1W0 mmmm’.“ seldom had regular
111:; of [hf lLIiilromi VV():'lu»1s‘ (Vanni: Jal‘htorg 201’ the” SCHOOB' The P0n1~
millee seemed to be ol tlze opinion
gallon rm Sunday
that the bill should be altered so that
Large Pfilll‘t' reserves were taker to
thp Row H1“. (1211‘: KM”. rolllerles in towns or eilies niiuht themm-lves de—
l‘it‘eshire lust Dllzli‘ to protect lovrll "“1“ “h“lhm“ ”W" “151““ 1° “3"“
New“... m. .1 against 2.11:3 S‘flkrm their school janitor? come 11min; the
proposed pension spsle m.
em‘nnellmi them to abandon
nork. (‘11 the other hand strikers zit
some of the Stafferdshire and Glam.
organ pita have permitted squads of
who hall
Continued on page Eight) ,
sumiiiliii I
111118. H. lllllllls
t‘ll'lrleQ ll. lllll‘l'lh,
was the rm‘ipivnt ol'
pl'lSe part1, Saturday.
to him luv 11. number
[loyal James hon-l
The table was lmmisomelx‘ arranged
Continued on Page Seven.
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13111130111311 '
TEAMS ELlSll
e1 l‘l‘lllli avenue.
{1 birthday
night. extended
oi~ friends {ii the
3.
5LT-
, fol-the occasion mil a 1:11.21 basket
The .V‘ov'Wilk HOl‘l‘l'." eluVr-n filliSll- of roses mnl other Hour-.5 Haunt
.111 thuil‘ lunuuw schedule, ieslev'dfiy. some souU-llira crumbling of 3.21)] pen.
ln' entertaining the (‘rzlne Valve. of eils for the women and ash trays tor
Bridgeport. on the Malone lot. the men were distributed
Uri-import won the to“ uml set The feature or the affair wnu r». lnrlre
lleeorated wit ll 100
tlu» Vorwnlke'fl: to (ii-fend the Broad birthday L‘llkG
sll‘el‘t mull. Nor 'ulk went away from candles. The cake stood [lilrlv inches
the kick-oil" and some Ul't‘il)‘ play left liilzlw. After it Was lighted. all of the
Vs'. Hallam with no one to heat bull numerous guests ii: the «lining.- room
ilw Visiting EOtIlll'.\ hilt tlle're was no Tween-oil :1 piece of take “'l’lll‘h “:19
Slillfl' l‘wliinrl ‘ni: liiml shut null lhs- delirious.
gmllie s‘iverl. tll’ tlw- (-xpenv- (if 11 run Alumni: ll‘l-se r-yerent at tho ;,l‘z lir
1w" Slit-1th! :Il‘N-l’wzlrtls \V. NOllllill‘, “'4". Mrs! l'tnrll-S C \‘(ltilelu-fall.
1111 .1 sinlllal' Liqun‘lllllllfx when he 7‘7"— U." 4‘ 'i'llliltl‘ulfi. Mt“ Lilllur‘.
1!i{t\\’l<l ¢"‘.l‘4l wti'u :l flu-Me shut 1111-1 'r“-"”l‘-l'l‘v 3" ’1 ”Yr" 1“" ‘3‘" l"
:lllrnvwl H11: 211.11%” pp, 11. FM; :qh, Mr anal Mrs. \\':1lt§:7r §\-.lhl’ va
rpm. :1 funukfl‘y‘wV ”1.. 1‘1“" (1,.1“ Yolk (it). Mr 11ml H19 “2:3le “ORR.
1:1 Aww li's' blond, ;1ml uhn lmlt New ank elk, Mr sanil Mr: .lt-llll
'Hm .lrriwll, lll“ \lsitms \w H1 lI‘Ullllfl Gl"ll‘-I"l‘. N: W York (‘l!\‘; l. L' ("l-*0
._ um L7,”. to ,.(,.,. 1‘ l: l34'll91’lll‘ Hr {if‘d MY< l" \‘v'.
I: 1.. aims, Novv'mll. new again lhrmk< ”’3'! M’- ii"‘-’l ”75 " ll l"“~"
to?
Yeah-Win} 13-413.:
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worn] F
Elihu" (1
U) lime
liEllH 1NY HHPES
E011 NEW SEHEHUll
“11>' 4-
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was 411‘
lirlm 1‘
liliiiiiiiill
‘\."tll‘.'"1'i'-rN A, ' 4 Sing a
in. .1 ’ 14 u. IE1 gulps mi h}
in 11.. . . \ i"‘l :rr.’ :ln_-‘ 1‘: 5 1
.,.— . w ~ b :1 rt [-‘11 11 Ol:\' W114
=1 .»\ ' ‘11? l“‘. twinklinfl ._.-,
. ‘l""" WM.)
» 1 1.1-l_1 .1. dwim-rnle , . 11 (l Y.4Ap.l1 l l.1z.n A.
; .W . .1 ¢. 7 ll‘e 4H, .. in an Amern’an tame-:1! who
' "A" E , . ...».\. ‘ » ‘. ‘1 . . ,-, .1.
1. ‘ l' \1 «1' :1, '10”: “ET“, villa .1i.l\t1 <i 1V“, Pilinix mint: 11.1-
All'fl"‘ll"l!‘ l .. 111'1‘1v‘..:<<107.u r. 10: “:1?“ (lf‘DfH‘tiul. ' Ol‘z‘. M‘l‘Lhfiw by “NY 01
“w...” . . .1 1". ”3‘ 0.... (. , \em ( r112 1t :2 salul by llf'W'FflflpPr'fl of
Tit“ mrqnnrzimillrit was 1'! read rl'. (his ”I" There ‘5 ‘1 general Impres-
_v, earn-.111 A mild to ‘1‘. sim; in this eitx- that he .ms been tak-
. . 3 ‘ ( _ ,
mcw, WW 3“} 1.3,- .3 ‘ n EMF”) 312.11 1.0 lu‘nulo to be turned over to
”"1'1‘ 111 “mm '1 ‘t H? , l mferl htntes :luthm 111..
.111 1. 1. K’ 1:3,: =Yl« . ..
Government n’ilf'i'i‘s announced on
wq_,\ p 'i::l".-.-~ 1: ' _ . .. .. . l
' tot“ mm? lit“!x "imi‘nv‘ “I" “alumni he wesltl'lu‘ turnni over to
.3 iii 14'. 'l ’ ‘ ; ‘.- . ~ -.
.1 1' .1- . ‘1. ' .... 21.1““ 1 . ‘ N American :~Q~’-nt<‘: " iatwr d clareli he
:11 an!” at .hf- .;..e~.r;nu 01 «7371313 . ' - v
rt, ‘lie V7111»: m l' . “mum go to .eru Crlzl. “here he
1 ‘1: 1 l tr 1* 1'11“: nip: i‘ w.“ mam- would lnkn a steamer far an unnamed
.’ ’ 1:. 1w) ' m NM ('5 x ‘o r‘.‘ ~ . .- .
r. .1... 1 1. .z. . (l. .0. l “K 1’ EP‘ rmrt. molamly Havana. Although tho
.11 I . .‘M r W ”A” 14*" .l.l:ll‘10ril'il‘~s are q "Kit (is to the where—
~ 11" 9721"“ {7117- H‘ . . V - .. -
”1V ‘ “ ’7] " ”'5‘ ' {ghouls 0! (ram. .’:'e<l~ii«ut (Ehrng '1 has
.l.» mu - nepnrtmezit etnphas "“41 isSllf‘d :1 formal statement flSS-lf‘l‘iinfi-T
.1} :r;s’_ “2‘ n.» “17.. . . . ~1 .. . *
" ‘ " ' ‘1‘ ll“ "0 11111111. tlltll. (‘12:vi has nee-l1 Reported because
the
M111 :
l‘Zt-e‘l ll
. 207‘.“
01 Mr.
\1
of his Ilelivmes againqt the present
Mexican administration. and elnvsing
him. as .1 “pernicious foreigner."
Continued on Page Seven.
Traushooter Gives
l'J‘IiCK, .‘lpi'zi l «A Wire‘s;
"l'l\""l her» last [:14va from ~'~ “—4
' ' '1- elitter Aeiislirie.‘ 3123013. Gun Club $100 Cheek .
~< winner Evolution. ltfilli‘lll _ Hlflfile "El" ”N
Muril'orri for the (Lipt- ”\‘rlwle Fm'lm'wk J‘ F-lnm, in. Of New Call‘ 7
‘ ”mound and “)3ka hm... firm avenue. tl~r noted translmoter, has ’ ‘
.x‘ils m the lower omi ol 3”” 9‘ Ghee" “’7 51"” to the New an- ‘ _ .
. .r111pd_3”-G"l“ club to he used lil’COnlteCthl'l _ 3 .. 3
.1(‘.v‘l(-l"S ,snils were. carried 31:2???“ if": 91:00:, to’be “(Nd {it‘the .
*' 4:110 anti in attempting to I l 1“, r19 1)” ‘ t“ 33”“ about '
yuw Redford 3119 11111 '“."" " ‘F W“ ’“m‘d 1" ”m 99mm“ CORUNNA, mch . April 4.»?«1-93:
l ' l> doubtful whethrr the ””9 "mmmg' M“ Hams contribution Higgins was to ‘06 .,.ven a preliminary
.vtlnntetl. She carried :1
Evil,
1,,
"rizm's Blow
’ Kills 3 Chinaman
~ ‘.\'. April (Sr—Sim: Lee.
‘im‘man. died last night
waved yesterday in :1
7' Holder. a chief
in United States sub-
“? Holrier is locked
.: Saul") bail pending
llzirx'. Holder claim-
msulted his wife.
'11.;
'11.: launclrv and an
lever,~
was the
resulted
announced.
enter the state shoot which will he one
of the finest ever held in Connecticut.
Ham. who is one of the best shots in
this state and Vl’ilmot
testants to enter the shoot
situated for a. shoot of this kind.
rated in the. outskirts of New Haven,
the trans overlook a valley making a.
wonderful
Thei-e are four traps, but several more
are being constructed
shoot.
first received by the club and
in several hundred dollars
more being collected at a dinner at
which the receipt Of the check was
hearing here today on a. éharge of
murder in connection with the“ death
of Lucy Whutum. his 19~year-old
sWeetheart. whose body was found
beside a railway track last Thursday.
Prosecutor R. E; Mathews announc-
red no change in his plans had been
made as a “suit of a statement by
Higgins yesteiday in which n11; accus-
ed man (ignored-“MK; Winn: took
her life when” {91115 M elopement
would have to b6 postpdneé.
Higgins told file prooeauior he had
called in his attempt. to prevent the
girl from _" loving the contents of
a: bottle of poison and had left their
meeting pm bellev‘lng her dead. He
£015,311; state had not repormit tile. mn- to the am
. In addition. a: rifle range 13 ;~. fies.
Several Norwalk trap shooters will
another local
Sharp shooter. will be among the con-
The New Haven Gun club is ideally
Lo-
background for shooting.
ASSOCIATED muss ayes mum. pan-mar mm!) at ~51 39mm wum AND oun
30m snonwnx, can. " xenon, arm 4, 1921 .
Y., April 4 -—-
.-
i\.
WHITH‘PLAINS
Justlee Moreehauser. in Supreme
eourt here today. signed an order di-
rertinz that payment of alimony and
=T011t29el-fees if! the divorre prorel‘d-
mes brought. by James A. Stillman.‘
New York hawker, “learner Mrs. Anne
1*, Stillman he made Within thirty
days and that rmauwhile referee
Hearings 1n the 01131 he stayed.
l‘mmsel for lmil- «lies agreed that
sit‘nleri papers: 1". il‘( vase. ineludms:
letters said to 12:11.1 been. written :0
Mrs Stillman b3 Fred Be-alivais. ll:-
dnn guide. l‘fil.l€"l 3...: (‘O-respondezit.
anal the alleged ”curfesatm letter" 0!
Mrs; Ftilimr ‘~ to it?” husband. should
-2.
1.11
Court
P1: are film} in
House :1;
not he op‘nrl u"
he Putnam
‘ril'rtwi
(3112' :11:
(,‘Oulis'r‘l for .l.‘l"‘*‘1~“ A Stillman. New
York banker. to; 1V ‘regnn their fight
of Supreme ("ovlrl
Morsvhiusr-r barrio: from the
prncoodinaR mught by Mr.
Curtain it'llil‘fi Said if.) have
b5 and in his wife.
tite sic—called “con-
Stillman is said to
figural Yl'tl‘ ll! Pinn“
Jufitzhe
ll‘.\(\"(‘0
Stillman
been written
These inelxyir-ri
fl Win" lvltvr" BJrg
(Continued on page Four)
PlNiliilllll
Local Teachers Watch Pas-
sage of Retirement Sys-
tem Bill With Interest
o
Teachers of this 19w are. watching
with interest the progress of Senator
Hakf'vvvll's hill 4m (in retirement sys—
tem for teachers. uhleh was before
the legislatiu- rnmmlttve on educa-
lion ill Hartford this week. At a hear-
ing attended in; Smw-tary Meredith.
of the state board of education and
many principals and teachers from
various parts of the cgate. there was
no oppositinn to the bill. The bill can
rles 1111 approximation lprovision for
$262,215
Suave-1r». ‘le‘rr-riith explained that
the l-‘llxll‘rlf‘figf‘d the present mint.
'll'lll‘. lwnuleu of $310“ to 35"". Fesx
erul wmvrinlenriunts nnli truehers sum
the com iiltee lh. t this sum
“lllllllfl he. inl‘l‘l‘ffil‘d to $60” A “‘11
'url- 111‘ the hill is its disability Clause
wlw-li reduce"; the length of tenehinz
pvrlml to lift years to become eligible
“if Support An appropriation of
335.301 i.“ needed for H11": feature.
l‘ezwhers raised ”:15 Plunge as: it
wmll i lie-l i the tetir‘lzf‘” th‘23’ Enid. Whfili
(”nut nor-11A; hu'p, (ifirlri‘: dlgfil‘ll:
L'l‘.‘~" "l tr’a
Aim
it)‘
Th: fer ell-
' {91.1 \v}
film [Mr-in}
3:9;qu 9(-
ip. tr): 0:.” of
h(‘-":-" i’~‘f‘.~
l'lll r (3111’ * ‘
le'lll“. from: tVlvrlk'
\‘f‘Hr‘l '5‘hi‘4 :5 H‘- r‘:
éevenfee'i stwv‘rw hating term.
2n
A
1.1
lrtws
.wr‘tmn 111 3““ 1'
(Continued on page Six)
Nil EVIDENCE
AfiAlNST YllllNfi MEN
:11»
ll' pent-Ho‘s :1 NM
"l! is v\ifl's‘:2' 1. Jihi
nothing for w'nl h‘nv
“wen" nrrestwi. r1 .- ~ :‘171‘. <il:‘~‘
tiil'iwrs: werw not mn 4‘ 1 i.’s:11r‘: Juice
George H, Vncixurxh nah; momw
‘mz. in the downte :‘ . as he dis.
ehurauai Lari: .2 Mike (fol.
lins. \Vlllnlm into: n - $111th my:
1'homas Duffy. ‘ . The five young
men had been er gmi with lireae‘n of
lite peace. 1L'l’l w. 7 1 11‘1“: :1 dis-Yuri»
nine .1: the Hurgnrmt: «inure. held at
ght.
kwood, the of-
together wit.
Music Hall. er: E-‘iiiay
Pat‘rolrnnn M‘ilton L01
liter making the nurse
Patrolman Flynn Rmnoltis Roberts
1nd Sum mis. knew of nothing that .219
“(A had done that was disturbing 'll»
m'mh it was ndmittr‘i that clisturl .
nice: and lights had marked the won-
his; joliilv.
Attorn: 3 Salvatore P. Genuario we
"95911th the five accused. No testi-
mony as to any alleged “slugging"
with night sticks on the part of (he!
officers makin'g the arrests was hmrd
although before the cases were tried
such accusations Were flying round
Meredith Seeks $50,000
gor’fimericanizafion
HARTFORI’. April 4.—-—A. B Mer-
edith state commissioner of educa-
Nlll imam
ANNIE l. CARY,
' 111101180 1111
SINGER, DIES
Rewrned from Stage After
She Married Charles M.
Raymond, and Made Her
Home in Norwalk
NllTEll Hill HEN
MANY BHAlllllES
Sa g Before the Crowned
eads of Europe; Made
Debut in 1870
Am'ie Louise Vary. prima do‘rna of
half a Century are). 111ml \esferdzi}.
morning: at her holiw. 1": North 1131‘—
mle. aged se‘w>.‘.t_\-l-;g21l She
was the widow of l‘hal'le; 5112112101)
Ravmolnci. l1 former New York broker.
who lev'l ir‘. l91‘19. M194: 1'3”}: or Mrs-L
Raymond h'ld been i~l {or 901“?" Weeks.
o
FEEL 1'5.
and her death wa» lazomw'starilr r»-:..
pelted. .
Mrs. Raymond wae one of the in; St
helmed womer 1': HM State and was
well'known for her man} rhintuble
and benevolent “min l‘omiriz to
Norwalk in 1905. M1: {141i Mrs Rm.
monll. purchased the hcuse in which
Mrs. Raymond‘s death took pine». and
which long ago became known as a
treasure house of trophies won by her
in her long operatic and-concert can
-—d
(Continued on page Six)
WATER PllllUllllN
lilll HISEUSSlllN
Important Meeting to Be
Held in the City Hall This
Evening
An important- meeting ha1he’en
called by Charles E Hoyt. President
ORWALK’lS
noun Plum
own common.
Fair tonight and Tuesday. mu: cum
x-Emperor Charles
Is Unwilling T 0
Leave Hungary
If He Cannot Remain as King, He Wishes to Do
So as. a Private Citizen—Other Reports State
That He Leaves for Switzerland This After“
116011.
\
Tll'T‘APl‘TS’l‘. April 4 (1'33 the A380— capital has announced that former
elated Press.7~—Former emperor emperor (‘hnrles will return to Swit—
(Tl'iarles told the members of his suite zeriand today. The route he. will take
at Steinamanger today that he was rn his trip from Hunmu-y is said to be'
unwilling to leaxe Hungary. If he. unknown.
could not remain as King he would BERNF). Switzerland. April 4.“
Switzerland will he only“ a way station
settle in the country as a private citi—
on the return journey fronl Ilung‘ary
zen. he declared.
It had been previously stated that of former emperor Charles, it is stain
lax—ruler was refusil'xg to leave SlFlllam 1d 51 mi officially here. l‘ermimioln
manger because he had. hmn taken for him to reenb-r this eonntry is said
ill and two professors from ”‘11 mwli» to lime hpun irivvi’i 0111:. for the pur—
lm faculty of the l'nivm‘sit) l’lll‘l‘ pose oi” securing [N‘lll‘t‘ for Hungary-
Went to Steinmwmtig- " to liwi out what :ilm‘ Austria.
the e\-l\'mg‘i condilmzz T‘Plllif- was. if It is :1 general tuppcmtinn that
his health “:15 poor no. llLlil‘lTlfllnll‘ ("lmries will join his family zit Pran-
zi.17‘.binln,nre would he cemln-d, it was Hills and take ins “‘lfl’ and children
dwelareli. in W‘hlr‘h ‘11» could {ml-1»: up to Swill». ,—
his journey out of H1; gar-3. PARTS. April 4 Negotiations for
GENEVA. Switzerland. April 4 ,-. the departuru o“ former emperor
A. message rereixeli here 2min; from (‘harles from Hll"‘m1ry are still ooh-
the Swiss Minister in \"lunmi 01:11.7“11 (inning. it is said in lienpatehos lo the
that. ex-empernr (“linrl'es would pruha- French l-‘orvurn (Vtire from Budapest.
My reach the Swiss i’roixtilr tm‘iullt There is no ennl‘rrnntiun or report:
Neither former 91: (1105‘: 7.1? l 1.0: tho that Charles: is ill :11111 11 i1. said that
o\.ru]9r'q secrelu'x l"<r€~1':l'~v heard .‘H‘v'q‘JlOl‘t formalities l l‘iil NOT be?“
311791". (‘harlr .~ g v.01 P‘rill‘ex l st iarranzed.
LONDON. April 4 ...__.:\ Vie.r;1 (it“‘~1 \llCNNA. Apml 4 ("23' Thr Asaoci-
tl‘ul Nev: “luff-s that.
the Austrian"
tuft“? tn the ("112;
tile Swiss lmgntioii a:
liNEENWllilllEAM
EllNEEllS llEfillEE
District Deputy M. E. Hugger-iv of
Greenwich. and his staff of officers to-
gether with :1 degree team from the
Greenwich (‘oum‘iL worked the third
degree on :1 class of sixty-five (‘1llllll~
(continued on Image 54in
lAllfiE liATllElllNli
AT M. E. EHUHEH‘
Mrs. Lucia Forest Eastman?
Plays the Harp and Pastoi'
Snavely Gives S p e c i a '1.
Sermon
dates of South Nerwnlk Council. No.
1253. Knights of Columbus at Music _
Hall yesterday afternoon. in the with Another congregation of about fl“
enee of about 5130 visitors. from Nor— hundred people was present at the
“111k. Stamford. Port (“hesteix Green— South Norwalk Methodist Epigcqp”
wieh. Danbury, triligeport and New ehureh at the church Bervlne last
Haven. night. The pastor of the churoli
preamhed and Mrs. Lucia. Forst manta
Following the wc‘rkln'é; of the degree
man, harpist. as sled the choir with
which was worked with skill and rare.
Seorning the practice or attorneys
in this county who permit. cases assign.
ml for the. Short calendar list each
Friday to go over some times {or five
and six weeks Judg 13 John J’. W’alsh
in the ‘tourt of Common Pleas Satur-
day declared that unless a very good
excuse oaln be given by lamers he will
not permit any further postponments.
Motions in connection with suits
and disposed of on each Friday when
the courts at the county building held
what in termed “short. calendar sessi—
ans." For the past few months law—
a(ion asks for an appropriation *of
$50,000 from the legisla for a. two
year period for Americanizatioh work
in the school: . 3
Robert C. Bailing, of New Haven;
slate directorgjif Americanizatiofl’ ap—
pealed beIOre‘ tire committee on 'aug;
of» approximately 1126.600. for “1‘ .-
great-i. Be Well QM
Meredith View mm
cation of legislature at a. hearing in? 1
yet-s have been continually requesting
flint motions be carried over to the
next week’s session of the court. it is
charged.1udires have been clinging
were as am {SSW but
tioe w W to universal 'ecently
tfifi ma comment” am Judge
' m
4 have written to Mrs. Non offering to
- marry her
‘ 1 V . .
:értg(o§g%‘::13:;r:féb;::air: 3‘: Trnd'f‘: a. luncheon and reception of new the music of the evening.
(.11 Chambers Cltv Hill Iofl .1 1:0”1 members was helu’nt the rooms of flat The sermon 101;! and r”ionirflit were
fartiirers {an‘l bu'sipn‘cqvmpnfimgpafzg- (.‘OUnl‘ll on “est V‘\ ushlng‘tou street. as {rollovl'x John ll:25~~—:‘I am the
mi in House Tllll \‘o 6 whirl (11; Members of the council, attended life llusv ;1_H»'“ni_lls of Jesus. The
to do with \‘V’lN-l: rfl‘liitilnr tn‘t‘l‘: the 1:30 mass yesterday fliOrillilg: at llmrr sm‘rvl 01 life is still a mystery.
action on the Emu”: nit theh'ilruxume.‘ St. Joseph's Church {or conilnuiinnr lull there are «‘ertllm marks about 1‘
turers’ Assoeizi‘io'i 0‘; the ‘Kft'itnh ; Later in the morning the St-r‘oml ll“: Wine-1 tor prawn-:1! ‘plzrposes enables
Cennecticut. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “' 0" gree was worked 0‘1 :1 (lass of sonw us to livlzne life. lli‘ll‘(‘l‘l Summer said
The Milnufaetzirt fig. AS‘IOl‘l‘l‘lO" 1y: fifteen Candidates 19 nine :1 eermln powvr that isomo
1% can“, thé .1..*«.1t1nr. ‘fi‘r “mgr The work was: 1111 Inaost Slif‘l‘essllll Hung} Dosseasui pl lili,lll$llllg Inner
Jeremi h D _ n ,' that the local coumxl has 111 id in relations to (Hill! facts. Aqiiistmcnt.
-3 - or.0\:1.. to this m‘l' “ (OPS some time. adaption. eorrespnmiem‘e With envir-
Of Which is given him“. ‘ _—-—-——— omnrm; these :ll‘l‘ the mark of life.
A hearing is to ho h‘m 07“ this H“ You know that the mum in the semi
gauge dthe Judieiar) cmnmlttlae in Girl Scout Captains 1.; :1liw nnly when it resnnnds to a
a: .or tomorrow afternoon m. 1:39: m r1 1111 m: 11mm 11111114111111“ of mil
QichCk‘ to Recei‘e BadgeSI .l‘nnl<lllli heal and light. The “rain:
The prr1-.-isior..-'< of thr lxlll are :19 fol- arv an”. 1' x is constructed. though.
0W3.“ UH \Vv‘»(i1m~“=i.1vevenirgr of this Week (r'ulll‘ t:\‘ .111 111131,:(111111‘111 print‘inlt‘ of
No person or persons. company or at the Norwalk High $1115.11 the final 1110151 Rut tlw “111111111 has no pow:-
?“Y'D“Y‘€\tl°n. munveinnliti- (‘3‘ Stair ""‘rllcfiou (“Inf-‘5'. for thl lrniuim: of 1.1— “g 11.1”;53‘111’1: .13..” m .1. “mm;
ghfili Nflf‘éh iiisOlluri‘fl'. Gr livposi! n? "uptuins for the eight Girl Seoul Hug-wr- 11f ll‘sil'HSllV of light. it must be
shrill has: or place whine it v‘m‘ pass: troops in this (in: will he hilll the 1:1liéllslml by 11:1- opt-“1:111". The eye,
mm the watt-rs of lhi. crate any re- meeting to start :1: T 33-: o'eim‘k slum. )hpinfr :1 livmc (‘l‘;‘.:l:’:.<l:l, ndjllsha itselfi
#11321- 115‘ 1i 1;: solid form from any Mists Grace Conway. of‘ Now Yolk mt}.
ml refine a, 21$: hmlsr. tanner}: (ll ~ who lips bur, lr;' 1:1: the r‘apltlllls (Continued on part: '4“
tiller}. Chemical works. mill. (iWellilxu will he rrcsenf :1, tlr- eighteen or - ,,_‘.--..,
how . hospital. or 1111 ‘m'y 117‘ kind, twenty eziptnins who haw szie1~w»sxl‘llklz~'
or...x‘1pr“troleum.nr ‘ r-znl or 011 tar. 1.114%; the training will lu‘ Ilrl'Sl‘illtHl
1.le l'ilfiCli. utilinr usphalt. hituml 1- with their bad ‘ ' 1173' Mrs ““h‘ll-‘V K'LLED Twu PHI-«WEE
fir r~~~1hi1mrx prelim rs.” rwlrpld um or Girl Scout P<11111vis>iel-l r f‘or Norwlilk
i".l‘ll‘|l.£1(‘l‘*l‘ll§ mat .i..l c" stilisfrlrzei: There are 14.) Eirls ”mulled. in the Q
0? INT}? S'lthllzs‘f. SL312}: or :1: ”frr‘l‘li’rlel lirl Semzts ii: Norw urn-i this i le'll- MEN AND Elm
, . her have beta“. (l5\‘v‘:lii 12.:11 maul i W] A ;
(Continued on page Six) troops. "
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l‘:1pl:iiu l-‘runk Villlli‘lil‘l‘WI” p. -
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iv. \‘k‘ilimm-lli::t;atl. as UN- mu
’fflfl MilflflEfl’ ASKED Tn WEB Hl‘ml‘l‘ll 10 rim *4 1‘" 3"-
man 5 ol :1 house v 111 ll 1‘ ad.
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. .. . . . " l‘omiixa‘ up lit-hind ”1’ ”W0-
. ' Ham :0? tin lllll‘fi‘l'“ oi lll’l” EIUSH:H‘(L‘n‘volllu" in u m“ I-viqm“ 1+ idrfi
' ’ Gwrrzm E, NH” has fully “wow-FM} ai‘~:"ltrt‘ne KV'ol‘nl-n‘ lie WillllLSi‘ll 11' 4‘ “ill!-
" tron. the ordvai ct.‘ Elwood B. \‘l'ulie‘r: “"‘ '_ ’ . _ ‘ .
: . - , - cul lllrlhel purles UPf‘ntd l
' " I itisil. ill Wine}; 3331- appeared» us :1 Wit: n“ jumped into a“ “lie
. llt““5 for the salts» Riv-rill Sili’lk’Oh l< _ \ .. . ‘ ‘ll 1 the P 'm.
» ' " se in whose (’ilsil’ly Mr» N011 isiL‘Jrh-M (’0'on N ‘ . _‘
e ‘ . lKuhseli. to drive, him 1" 'l. r
\ P.2d 33 a {nu-41‘,» at the (0:111 13 J. 1 . ‘ ' d (1')“ f
\ V on North 3.0mm. fitirlgtporl, said to drink parlor. rm ,‘ 1.
the proprietor. V'" .
Rlstau 3710' m
latter refused and
tw.i(£‘ ill'iltuui
turning to the nhrl
Cllnlbtd into the hack seat and M
himself in the head
day that Mrs. Nut has guinei in
weight xiii. ring the p ist month or so in
jail and look is liett- rl than at any time
since her arrest.
Mrs Not: is allowed to send and re—
ceive letters and these letters whieli
she receives come from all sectioxm
the country. A great many from peo-
ple who read the accounts of the “fade.-
trial in the neWspapei"S.v Many ask
for her picture.
’ \‘ls. Nolt has received several of—.
{era of marriage. A. ranohman in
Colorado, w'iio knew her as a girl in
Chelsea, Mass. is one of are men who
Fine Musical Eveninflr
at the South Norv’vnlk
Baptist Church
Last night. the “rut.
Orehostra. at which Clarence Came I
the able conductor. render-a - maul
ni~nw~nvfi “
:12"
Now-m r
says he ma: ready to , 57 her delightful and inspirim'
should she obtain her freedom. .He the South Norwalk Baptist church.
ways he 1193' a. home ready for her The orchestra. played fox)w nnwvhem‘
A New during the. service. Amohg flier:
her mother. and children.
York man and one whose home is in
Norwalk are also among those who
was "The Holy Clty"~a cam". now
with orchetrol accompaniment Kr.
Sehoeppler‘l sermon in "whoa-11111121111
Grace" was a powerful (ii-court“! fiat .
and provide her with a 1.
held the large audience throw-430*.
for her fatally should she be al—
‘ The orchestra. followed the gem
with a number which all? 1 _ 5. -
teaching and nil-airing All m
it 1!. hand been a m
$6! {0 W.
1 1y;
1 '17).” g1}.
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