' changes to greet the amusement lov-
N Palms, f
BElNli main
, ‘Wh'en Roton Point opens for the
”on of 1921 on Saturday. May gist.
Lure will be a number or radical
fig public. Carpenters, who have been
pered to some extent by the in-
dement weather. have been hard at
dork for some time making altera-
WEST HARTFBRB
MacFarland G uilty of
Sen f'ng Obscene Postal
Cards
.charland, of \Vest Hart-
Iions and repairing damage done by
{the winter storms.
my.
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out»
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, mod last war.
" IE lunches
.. fie teachr-rs can attend the annual
A shelter room is being erected on
a Spot Where the House of Fun
'lables will also be
med here {or picnickers so that pic-
ma} he enjoyed under
halter in Case of storms. More tablesi
are being placed in the grove as well.
A "13““ work fence more in keep— lhis wife and to members of his fam-
’M with the beauty of the park is
'lldng placed “ht-re the old wooden'
fiance stood along the water front. The
dance hall is also lie-ing improved and
the interior is being rte-arranged.
Work on the: merry—go-round and
the roller-coaster is being pushed so
that these two popular devises will he
in readiness for the opening day. The
usual coior scheme of green and
‘hite will he i‘ollowv-d this year.
Fireworl.‘ will not lw started until
Hemorial liar. when thvy will be the
attraction in thv vx'c‘ning. Bookings
for picnics imau ulso lu-v‘n lt‘Ci'lfod
and the lirs‘ A"x<’llr‘Fl')lJ of the season
till he at park on Tuesday lilay
amuiiiiiifiiiis
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Public sr-imnls of Norwnlk and IlilfA
athools in min-r places in Fairfit-ld'
Veounly V-lll l». i-lnswl "ririay so that
county (‘uii"v-I.lluli. to be held in
'Bridm‘lmrt llmh school. 'l‘hI-rc willl
be approxinmtl'l)’ .300 teachers in
attendant-v.
The morning st-ssion. which will
begin at ‘Jzfiw «fl-lurk, will lu- address-
ed by Dr. .\'r\l.':cll IL llillis whose sub-
ject will l»#' "The National Crisis.”
‘-l)r. Joseph K, Hull, also Will spé‘uk.
is lvcturv will ll" "l’rnllh "4 of lili—
uczltlonul Slutrsmunship " ': l’rt-S-
at."
The business llll'l‘llllg will lm hold;
"’durlng thv- :tl'l"l‘lil)()ll session whit-ht
will include music and 1.1 lw'tllrt'-ru-
‘n'tz-J by Miss l\'lllh"l'llll‘ .l. lint-HS.
The (torniilii‘w-S follow:
Executn'v: Miss l.. Flow-not» llol-
Brook. Miss: l“l(ll"(‘ll(‘l‘ lu‘. lllut'kmzin
Angus .‘
ford, indi': d by the grand jury on
three c u: for sending obscene and
scurrilous :ostal cards through the
‘mail, was lined $115, b3 Judge Edwin
'er dozen on February 2nd of thisyear.
l2 o clutk (stnnd ll‘t'
twill—TRAIN—
S. Thomas. in a special criminal ses-
sion ot the United
.court here this morning.
The accused man sent melve postal
cards to a former employer of his, to
ily. on January 29th and also anoth-
On the postals to the man, Richard
Drhke. of liye Beach. X. 11.. he dun—
ned him for some money. which ’he
belie3ed Drake owed him. and also,
used indecent and obscene phrases in
his writing. The same was true of the
cards to Drake' 5 wife and daughter-S
At present MacFarland is employed
by Charles H. Remington or West
Hartford as a chauffeur. and Rem-
ington forwarded a letter of recom-
mendation with regards to MacFar-
land's character. Judge Thomas took
into consideration the fact that the
nft‘uzse was the first one committed 333’
the man. and also that he had suffer-
r-d sew-re treatment at the hands of
brake. at one time. and gave him a
fine instead of a. jail sentence, but in-
sentl-nce if‘he were convicted.
A continuance until tomorrow aft-
.-rnoon was entered in the case of Al-
vin linatrudo, of New Haven. charged
of the Harrison Anti—Narcotic bill.
Adjournment, for the filing of pi:-
pers in cixil mmttrs was made until
c( this after-
I,”
llOOll
Tl] BE flRfiANlZEfl
Norwnlk is in lmn- :1 nvw military
urgulllzaflnfl in (Illinm‘tlun “‘llh the
.\lnlui‘lm ti Arinl'vr} lit-gimi' .‘ which
luis Infill lv(‘l‘lllll'-l in tin" '—...tt~. The
is to lw known as
and will mmsixt of
.uzi. two HPt'Ul‘:l lit'llll'fiilnlfi. and
Iii-3";
llH'
;. tilln
t lgd' imitmn
(Toml'nt 'l‘mm.
and Miss K. (lI-rtrudr: Spoor. I
Commit?” .7 nominations: I’m-(Ll
Erick S. ('uinp. r-huirnmn; Edward C:
«Andrews . ' Jumvs l”. \\'illiums.
Comn on rosolutinns: \Villlam
E. Smith. rhuirmzmz John A. YOUI)gylli'.I.’l!tlli
and Frank K. “'ntson.
Committm- on nt-t-rulogy: lIv-nry \V.
Sue. chairman; David
'Frank W. Knight.
STATE POLICE TRY TO l
SOLVE ARM MYSTERY'
« ighlr'on
(:4 rs and enlisted men will .1... lie mu-
A. Green undisv-gru‘ns.
rhino-
uutomullcs.
illn-
[The
Camp Dew-n5 on June 12th for ‘wo
:i""v-I':l_\‘4fuul‘ (Till-'LIE Him with a
'ilmnm of nm to obtain Fod—
,il n cognition, The new l-mlm‘y will
i l‘Hl-l'llifis organization. for
men must in: furnislwd for
headquarters {is Scrip-ant
Pr-rsonnvl Sergeants. First
u." .
lu' 3.
Ma 70'
Mess Sergeants. . tt‘. Offi-
mounted and all armed with
The new regiment will lw known as
it'L’nd Artilli-ry, (155 ma. gun).
whole regiment will entrain for
MAN'HNEMllfi‘
Judge Thomas Finds Angus
States District.
former! him that any further writing, _ >
of this nature would nr-t him a jail ‘
with the sale of narcotics in violation;
‘51 Continued from First page. works training. so that there ..ill
—-—'-—- ‘ {have to be considerable hustlinl'r .9 hwt
thy he had not l)"‘.‘n inter-Viewed bylthc buttery organized and equipped
. Officials. Stan,- I'Dllc“ St'rgvunt Frank ‘in lime for camp.
“rem “7.5 pot to lu- imnh-d today. (‘uplain .lohn Kc;g_ has been de-
md it wrs htillml that h:- mighct he signnIr-d as rccruf ting Alice-r for this
b one of tim-v plut'l‘krl“itll‘ll1fltl. mm luxury and v :— or some one of
Stanford or \‘Vlslpurt, hut ht- could his ussisizinls \vii . at the Armory
mt be trzmcd. moi-y «mening unt., .ht- battery is or-
-- the first trip of 3/ (.Ommprpim “if- rccruiting officer and will also be
"fine which left Iiazclhurst l-‘it-ld, 1.. wulv this owning to receive enlist-
; nit-ills.
~The Mayor's “up, rpm]; "I 50",; Those who enlist will do so for the
m Vla' the first, of the regular, liiw of
Kll r izcd.
CHASER SEU-KDRON
FOR NORWALK
“LAN GREETINGS BY PLANE.
first Comnumltial Flier tn (hicagn
CarriI-s Message to Mayor.
NEW SUP. K May- ;'~ ~- Minor Ny—
hn yesterday Sent :4 ll .tvr to Mayor Continued trom 1‘”:.. page
Wham Hal" Thompson, of (‘hirngm ——
m-riod of four years. but those who
mmercial oirplunrs to “3' lwtwvcn
“York and ('hir'ngo. n n‘ivssugv
0
meeting (13:41 1
. new are liuwnylnll rust-s. tlw llm-St
5 “,thelr uric; and are grout) in this
lily Arr H.415 not angry at)" at \«-w
OI"
'Suy it with flowers.'
Riyal Auto Ptg. C0.
South Main Street
Phone 902
- was»... ... ~V,:~» -s—~.£r I f 1
are on reserve may serve out the time
of their reserve here.
At present the complement is sufli-
cicnt to permit of one “chaser" being
assigned to Norwalk. but to get the
squadron here it is required that‘a
complement of at least twelve officers
and about 80 men be obtained.
An active campaign for enlistxnents
will be gotten under way at tonight’s
meeting. The local squadron will be
part of the 12th Division or Connecti-
mut. 3rd Naval district.
”v
An enthusiastic organization meet-
ing Was held last fiaturday evening. at
which time the members of the Unit-
ed States Naval Reserve force in this
section attended. This evening's meet-
ing. it is hoped, will be much more
attended. so that more active interest
}will be taken in the project.
“’0 DIVORCES ARE REGOM»
" \IEVDED.
Recommendations of State Referee
Donald '1‘. Warner. in contested di-
vorce actions heard by him' at a spec~
ial session last week were filed in the
Superior court today. In the suit of
Sophia R. Lockwaod Petty, of New
Canaan. wife of Charles R. Petty.
Stamford banker, the state referee
recommends the plaintiff be granted
a divorce and alimony of $500. The
couple were married Nox’ember 1.
1913. and. according to the complaint
the defendant was guilty of miscon-
duct in this city with on unknown
woman last January.
Custody of a. minor child and a di-
vorce are recommen‘fl b)‘ State Re-
feree Donald T. \‘i’arner in the case
of Charles H. “'enslcy of Greenwich
against his wife. Clara." “’enxl-ey, also
of Greenwich. The divorce v73: heard
last Wednesday} “
00mins puncture 'amhcs”'f '~'
‘ “ILL NOT FINISH IS CELLAR
“Colby Jack" Coombs looks for Con-
nie Mack. the man under whom he‘
started his big league career, to lift
the-Athletics out of the rut.
"In my opinion Connie has the best
pitching staff in the American League
and the strength in this department
will be a. big factor in enabling the
team to improve its standing over last
season,” said the \Vllliarhs coach.
Coombs predicts :3 close race in the
American league and advanced the
belief that the Yankees would behard
to keep down. Detroit. the team for
which, he labored as coach last season.
is also expected to fare better, accord-
ing to Coombs.
0g») " 1
THURSDAY MAY 5 1521
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