in South Norwaflt
rampant“? 19
r
I
term 1m .1111
Situation in Silesia
Polish G0venrment’s
Attitude is Defended
Prime Minister Lloyd George and Premier Briand
«Likely to Meet This Week to Discuss Serious
Problem —— French Chamber of Deputies
Will Have Matter Up on Thrusday.
lquN-N May 16 -Th"rl‘ may I»?
. 11.“ W‘l‘>‘lillfl of th‘ Supreme AIIh-J
"01.1.11 For U161 purpose of discusv
.3 n - ~ '11 "i w: ‘.~I1il 91 has :1ris« n '111
. .-. H 1 vvsiil‘ 1.11 tho l’uiis‘i 1“:
,ns tlzw “261519.111 on this I'Oi'l!
t. 11.1 . Iw-ri :1:1( I11'l zirwl 1‘-
» 1 ‘ l' IN xml a nit'f’ll'1; (:1'
l'- -1~ 11~t~ r Lloyd (ll-0220‘ of
v.11 1'. .11.1.; ...1l f'rt'Illl' r llriand
. ‘111 » .UH-vl '1! II» l-l‘wslil
111:." ‘1 ~ ‘10:“ l'ii'is llllil".'1'f tI1'1t
M l:u_1:_l 1:11v»zids to lay ‘lit «itin-
J...w.-. 11.: l»‘;-»11«l1 I‘lwml- 1‘ of
‘11-1- .1 « it lll"v'li (.1. '1‘l 1 Y‘.~'l1\'.
1‘!“ t .\ exchange (if \iou's
i» w. - I‘lritisl. 711111 l‘ro fll'Il
1.1 vw 1, 9.11? sliEL’t‘5llhll." that :1
1 .1 Li 01:11. I’m-:1 in” iiith
1 -1 :1 . 1 I':vi.~' tI il it \‘Till‘ll I-i'
.-'i1'1'..l '1‘ '1I." ll: I‘r-‘w I1 T'rrniur
1») i1.*.\~ inns“ .lIx ti. 5115].“. v.2.
v.11 wV'ix ‘3." I‘:,\:l (l-wii." iin'i’ .111
11'0 7‘11. s 1 H
t':»-.-1 .1— 1111111.? tax!» '11“. “iYIi
Pm; .1 I. situ-Izu i-l'lls‘l I'm. L"
)‘lllin‘v'f .“Vl>.'tl \' 1;1'1 it is issur‘h
t-d 'ri, tug-l; 1;;1 M1 Sl7‘\l.‘.'. ~lTll.;-
mu
(lice-abound
c
r
r
'tion.
note
whitli
.\tr. :riund has received a.
from the German Government.
asserts that reports relative to
thi- allocation of important districts
in Sil- 3L1 to the :1 riiiaiis “in- put)-
lisl.(-d In I'olish papers and could
1141! 1.. trutml to~Gerinuiis iii any way.
week end appeared to indicate a
A:I\ii~vs recriu-d here over the
(“'SSHHOD of fighting in l‘pper Silesia.
1.111 ~l:.n nothing to show that
”11- l'ulis \n-rv witbdniwnig from re-
uimis thoy occupied duringflhe past
two weeks.
III-IIIIJN .‘sIuy
[miners t‘\pT“S§
rations mall»-
\ll‘ l~trr I.I(1)1I
“.IS
16.——-(‘:ermaii
pleasure our iii-cla-
on Friday by Prime
George of Great l:ri~
tam Ttlilll\( to the situation in l'p-
iwr Sit-$1.1. I1iit tho-y ziu- warning
against :1 German march into 3111 xiii.
such :1 mow-moot should lu-
rmititstul by HM l-Inti-nto- Povu-rs
TIu-x tlorlure that such an itllValH‘t'
\\11HIII rrnult in war. “llll R'Olll
I':'1:1N (111d l'oluml.
"I'. '.'III".’ .1 AIoilSlOll ill the
lit “'8‘
:lizIn s.»
tii:iIl¢-F,'
(«"111t1n11I-d on Fag. Five)
Bishop’s Letter to St. Paul’s
[11 Which Rector is Commended
It Was Read at Sunday' 5
Sen ices at the Request of
His Many Supporters
A r; ~w :mgle developed in the situ-
AUG" at St. Paul's Episcopal Church
111 ih-- i-icn ninz centres yesterday.
Rev limits R Howell pastor whom a
humb- r of members of th‘ congrega-
lion uv- endfl\oflng to oust (10111 My
[Ml-‘0' Liza. rt. .111 a (bin 0’ it lwtfvr
lrom If-‘b (‘I‘JUIIC‘~\ I‘- llrtn‘ster.
Rising» Q‘ (‘onnertirut portaiizinc to
{hid o‘l'ljppI “‘lllC‘l. “.15 rt-("l\"I I'-
lht- rum of the [hirlah Inst l-‘olauitiw
'l‘hqu-Hur was r»..:l it) lim Mr How.
ul‘ 1: the team-4 of his iii:1:.\ sup-
90711‘"?.
The tr-tzvr is as (villous.
H1rt‘ord, Poi-m. v.41 11. 1:51.
I: “Hinton Adams Jr. (fink.
w 0’1'1l‘s Parish.
u v“ '1 lk. CODl"“"ilt‘lfit.
rt"?! 1917: TV
I tr: ('1 acknowledge your com<
1'1-1 l'w‘" or January ruh “I it”: this
l vi 1 1.13411: attention :1: II which
1 ~ v-i sum inquiry. runisii‘: :1
"1 I f“.;.~ .."kl‘i-"“'I9'IEYD“YTV.
‘--1 1 I1k~ this og-pnrttiiiit} 1122112
.13 “ Ill\ appreciation 1'1" tin lav--
: 1 u l numerous respr-rsr c’ you: imr-J
—_._
‘93‘111u‘ui 01‘. 1.1:» 1\\i‘
NRRWAIII MAN WINS
AIIMIINV DISPUTE
Wu‘: of Local Dress Manu-I
hc-turer Loses Motion for
Increase in Payments
loIZW 1" vizix‘. 1i: ‘ 1' —AI~
i‘.n111:‘ 1.1 ~~ (12". .. s- manu-
1 unit» ‘ 1' \' th'. II. t‘)“ , nd
nut -1 41 . i» . \‘ "11 .'~ “in ,xs Shop
I t 4 '- 1 ~ I ‘r-r .. “ ch)‘
~ ‘- '1 :1 ~I'vl ft tut ' i-r 8‘1"-
. r . ,. i5;1_r7‘..i:l' ri‘cree
I 1' 1 '< .; N's K1‘ 1 3.3:. 0‘."
"ii ‘. 1.. .. ii..~ .‘1 was
«'1. E.“ . , >';;-."v"l“' court
l . 1’1. 111$»; sit; requested 1':
~ it; 3 7 '- a week.
u ‘ :-11.‘11i2': to Ms wit»
‘ (ll'Pa'e tumor? ir. Norwalk.
1 v '1 we lw lives and retail
1‘ :rliigi port and Stamford.
‘ -11 ii. 1.~ also tlw proprietor of
'J- -1:- i IIrt-ss Shop 1r. New York
'-"tihuei or. Page Seven)
‘ 'r‘ipan3' I Will Be
Disbanded Tonight
W l '.nv I. Connecticut State
u'i will lu— !ormall_r mustered out
‘ r': "r- at 7:33 o'clock daylight
‘11: ' Inc at the‘ Norwalk Armory
”I" The mustering-out program
'13 11‘ net-y simple.
"" .. 15 to the final roll-call. a pic-
:‘51— entire company will be
I was. organized early in
\" 3 “Car together with Com-
: 1' which recently was disband-
;~ 1 Homo Guard body Which
. , .1.
with an)‘ 0!!th m“
v-rn mun-n in thll victim" M
JAMES 00NNEIIV’S
STATIONERV STM'I
HASREENSREII
Finkelstein & Kaplain New
Owners — T h e Victrola
Business Is Retained
and Will Be Continued as
Heretofore
I
Anrouizcemt-rt was made on Satur-
:iav :1t‘tei noon l1) James Donnell}. that
hr had 50TH the stationery end of his
I‘Uéifltfis. at 18-13 South Main street.
to Ii F11 kr‘lsthn. of Lakewood. N. 1..
and .\l. Kaplzin. of Summit. N J.. and
that t‘: i- new (my “ho wil: Opf‘rillr
under the t11‘m iiumi- of Finkr-Istcin &
Ms.
Knpldn. would take possession today.
Th1 i-ui'rluis» pri‘o; which was all
1.1si1 is ‘1;'¥1!1I\lnlult'll $43,111:“
“law 1: I-anYli" zv—nerzilli known'
".1! ti» sulw 1.111 Inf-vii manic. many
in. 1.r1»s “W'Té' madc- of Mr. lbonm-lly
a: If \‘vntiwr la lidtl sohi Ills rnlll‘"
I112>2YA>5 This “us must uni-butt: .1l-
1\ 1i:—1.1--.l Mi [Ionnvlly intends to
(i‘artirutd on Page Six)
MANY JRINING '
NEW NAVAL EflRllE
slum
I.“
'tho
about 2.5“0 men an said to tzr asswt-
.NEWVRRREIRI
‘ a . .' v .' / , ‘7 I" ’ > i i I
mmmmmrmummuammmmmm,
”113mm“ mi may?” airman
SIXWSESIII
”WIRE
SEIOII‘”RE
Serving jn the Royal Irish
Constabulary
WRITER TERRIEIER
ANII BAREV TREATED
Three Government Ofiicers
and Wife of One of Them
Killed in an Ambush
LIVHHI'UOL.
in widils‘ separated parts
city “1 re raided and set on tin by
partios iinknoun last night. Th1 0r-
1-1i|1;11.ts (ll Her) house thus visitwl
”’3‘“ It'lalnfl serum: in the ltoyal
ivish l'tmstuhulun' The inmates
“5 r11 111 sonic- (iisn-s tagged and
bound. the furniture was drt-nchml
with kerowm and sit on tire and Ill
some instances the hclplvss pc-npl.
awry Ion. in the mercy (if the finm‘s
l-y the raiders. who t‘lrd in automuhib
u.
The raids were in all only: similar
to thoae made in suhurha‘n districts
of London and in this city Saturday
night. The police declared yesterday
that the raids on Saturday night wore
apparently well-organized. and that
in most cases the "It‘ll engaged 111
them were disguised.
One house that was raided was oc-
cupid b) firs. Jaunina, a widow. and
millili- ”WEEK“, 3
31111 CIINFEIIENBE
May 1 1
Ixoiisr‘a
Of this
. . I
.\‘H\\' YORK. Ma} 16 ~—'.—'}V"Ifi-‘-‘
engineers seeking sanction o‘ t‘.~-zr
employeis in infusing to :zzr- tow-
hoat service to steamship; b....:r*l by
striking marine workers many ra'led
on tho1 arbitration (‘Ol‘nml'lf‘e of the
Tow Boat Owners“
Th:- workers“ Phlnmllit'“
ed 3:) Thomas H. H"3’o'_\'
for the Marlin Engineers"
Association. The racet-
ing yesterday «Tendon! not to rv~"1.sl~ to
handle the ships mannri I1. :‘nlfi'jnlOl‘l
worlmrs tinti lthm first i;..l corsultcd
mattrsr with tl‘.‘ 1r t-iizi-io'."s
3107'“ than 4‘3“ luzlmuts t-rrp‘rninz
Assoctatio't
was head-
spok‘SMPfl
tip-fenciai
4-2.:iri-rrs '1.
in: in work on vimp tun mussels her-
8010”” IN TRIVN
rcNiw-l .1 report last
111:. i from a Mrs lint-art of New
Y (- -rk City. vto l! ‘~I.-‘!'.IY‘.C with friends
r-r‘. l’ine t‘1r1'. licr si-venteeri-
w-rir old ‘daughU-r had left the house
Tl- ‘ lifillf‘v'
5‘ femi.
Th»u organization of the New Twelfth
linisiu. l‘iiitwl Stub-s Naval l‘orr-v.
is proceedli z mpidly under thr dirt-c»
tion of Liouton: nt Barrett. A largo’
number arr alread\ signed up :.i.:l
man} mor.> hziw signified their inten- I
tion 0’ Joining the cunt.
The (omi vtv roster up to data is as
follows:
Officer»
Lieutenant Barrett. Southport.
Conn; Lieutenant Benton. South .\'or-
Lieutenant Lyon. East
Lieut. (jg) Lemaire.
Lieutenant Cram.
walk. Conn:
Nc-rwalk, Conn:
Norwalk. Conn:
(Continued on Page Fix?)
Steamboat Facilities
Almost Assured Fact
turn hovnv 3112‘s. Hobart said that she.
was of the belt-f that her daughter‘
.l‘md 120'.» (2W8) With Allen flavor of
in the afternooi‘ and had failed to 91'-
hast “Hisiiiitgton street.
Young Hatter was Seen by Patrol—
mar. John Plvnn. an! admitted that
he had been with thv girl early in the
P'yWI'EILYZ. but had left her at the cor—
ner ot “'pst arvnue and Pine street.
at 9:?“ o'clock. and that. the girl said
that shc was going home.
The police reported this to Mra
Hobart. and torizn “ere still conduct-
ing an inunstigation inn-K the matter
No information could be obtained as
to the girl' 3 name. or whether she had
militant—nail
13011111111 113111.11
Betty Bartlett. ot 8mm who
on April 14th. made her cape fro-
the Isolation Hospital In M m.
where she had been eon-cl. was no
rested for the Bridgeport m
by Chic! of Police Wink. B. Pall.
ing‘ton. and Detective Bern-t M
as Hunt. at Kid William ale. ‘1
Water street. m4 “is.
The wom when M to polls.
SEASRN AT ROTON
mum-rhu—
A Touring Automobile
Smashes Into a Jitney
Loaded with Passengers
HEAR-TIN HIEEISION
0N IVEST AVENUE
ll\‘im-alk Hospital Attendants
Kept Busy Caringxfor the
Injured Brought There for
Treatment
Sn \- r11!
pusnns Hero. injuird in a.-
11mm automabile accidrnt: which
l1.i]1pll‘101l 0\0'l' Saturday and Sunday
[t .‘.'u.ru.1ok, Fortunately none- of
Hat figured in the weekly tool Of It‘-
wrr: 5"Ioull.‘ hurt; the In-
mn-s Cohnhli": for the most part 01'
11mm 11115.11-v‘ broken. The automo-
‘nl.s “'R‘lf‘h insured in thv colltn‘onn.
no“. 1. .v. \i't-r: tor the most part par-
rlI-mt-lisl 6 ti.
Tin first 11((I‘an' to tw reported to
pviIu~ l .piwned Saturday after-
:1! \\- s1 ii‘n'nllr and Connecticut
1;. “non a touring automobile
citii‘hr-l 1mm lime) loaded with
r-uS‘f‘tTL" T> two rut whom were injured.
le 1mm»: r 1r owned and operated
1:1- H112): l1 Lucas. of Springfield.
Slaw, turned to the left from Con-
nr-cticut avenue into West avenue. A
iitnm. operated by John Torcorony.
[-rOlfFedlDK down Welt avenue. turned
rut into the trolley track: to allow
the touring machine to pan. The
viilwnt-a
il.ill\
I‘ll
1111021
’i\' I;
.‘i
~—
(Contlued on Page Three)
BURGIARS ENTER
IVA” SIREEI SIORE
w
Rurglars entered the fruit and con-
tactionary store owned by Nahln and
Michael Tome-y. 3 Wall street. last
night and stole 850 in cash and 3 car-
tons ot cigarettes. Entrance to the
store was gained 0' breaking the lock
on The rear door.
The money was hidden in a coin-e
can undemeith the counter. From
ih'u. the police are inclined to believe
that the burglary was the work of lo-
rat people familiar with the store.
Mr. L J‘ome.‘ this mot-nit: stated
that he placed the money in the can
Saturday night At the time. there
were several people in the store and
he has an idea that his action might
hase been w: hv one at them who
took advantzig t1 burgiarizing the
store.
PIIINT STARTS SMN
Large Number of Ex-
cursions Booked for Next
Month, with Special At-
tractions S 11 nd a y and
Monday. May 29411-1 30
The coming tummer tea-on at Ro-
ton Point promise! to be bigger and
better than ever. A large number
0! can-tubal time been booked. and
the grounds and buildup are being
placed In first eta.- condition. The
mm o! the put: out
my. and 31-” 8-18
M‘ W 0..., New
out.
Infid‘wam
row-nay.
M Sue 13M .21.
""l""lit’5 were later met“, up
”-0 service and been-o CW
‘n'uzt State
”Io-“aim.
Another Big Tokenek
Resumed
Furniturein
Preparing to Solve Their
Compensation, Med ical
Treatment and Vocationai‘
Training Problems
2.3T” CHAPTERS
REAIIV EOR ”0R”
Organization Spending Ap-
proximately $l0.000,000 a
“CAR 0WIIERS
MIIST ASSUME
IIIE BIAIIE”
Year for Veterans
“'ASHINGTON- Ma! lS.-—Ciiarac~ J:id:e \Villtam S Thomas in the
terulttr instances among the thous- {'nttrd States District. (“curt this
ands oi c3515 of disabled \ovtelans ot'
the “'nrld “'ar~ handled by the
a ruling that
uhich attic“!
vmormng announced
talus «m: from today
American lied Cross in its effort to ".9 owners of my, u-xud while en-
ol-tain for these men the compenaa- Md in “rum running."
tton. medical treatment and vocation» There l1a\e been a multiplicity of
at training due them under the P‘e—d‘
oral statutca are described in an an~
nouncement made here today. Tak-
ing this form the announcement seeks
casrs who—re the owners ot the rats
have. appeared before the court when
the matter of the sale or return of
the car came up. and haw entered
to bring home to ex‘M-rvice men the plea that. the car should be m-
Hi'rl Wht'rt' “hat lh‘ RH’ ‘-"'°$!‘- “11h turmd to thv-m because they had
morr- than :50-1 chapters and bl‘aLCl’l- loaned u“, “rm. to the guilty party.
0-: trained tor the uork. is doing for
thousands of their comrade" and
stands ready to do for all in this lead-
ing activity of its pence time program.
The organization is spending approx-
1-nd that they knew nothing of the
use to which the car was to be put-
Judge Thomas this morning stated
that in the future. the owner or the
car. when he loans the same. Inuit
amine full responsibility for the act.
of the person to whom he loaned the
car. and that it the same was seized.
that it would not be returned.
Return of car- was made iii the
following cam: William Anderson
of Danbur): return of car to AI-
of New Haven.
car Mbdngwm
(Continued on Page
9
(Continued on Page Six)
TRIEV ES ACTIVE
' IRIIVN RARIEN IVAV
Auto thin-ea were active on Satur.
day night in and around Damn.
Several resident. who had parked
their cars. found that they had been
tampered with. but the only lou re-
ported was that of the theft of a
Buick touring car from the residence
of Judge Charles D. Lockwood at
Noroton Heights. The car was the
property of Arthur Bell. 0! Stamford.
who was a visitor at the Lockwood
home.
The nine night an attempt was
made to break into the store of ’1'. N.
Collins in Newton Heights. which at-
tempt waa foiled by the firing of a
shot at one of the thkwes who beat
a hasty retreat. Information is lack-
ing as to just how far the thieies had
gotten in their attempt to (-1 :er the
store. or as to who find the Shot at
them. K _
The authorities of both horoton.
and liarieiz. haxe been on the alert
since the report of these two tie-preda-
”0N RV IIIIISIRE
An Interesting Series of
Events Come to a Close on
Saturday — The Contests
Created Great Interest
Auto Thieves Get
. . ms inlet. V'lih Rosemary Hall. or.
I, I “'edm sday. the llth. and endingjrill:
enltentla' y erms the song contest. Saturday. May 14th
Saturday's «3.1.1 was in many ways
.__....s——a the 105: interesting. because it
(‘limtcr Met. aged It. was acn- Iii-ought the school into competition
tit-need to four years to Adam; pent with other schools. and ended in a
u-utiarv; mun Gibbs. aged 18. wry happy notory. tor Hillside was
‘1. “‘W m two .9.) one-m awarded the silver cup for the be
M). aged Ill. alumni;
“001 Th: ”my!" School has had an m-
ti-resting series of events during the
past week. beginning with its field day
sports. on Saturday Ma) 2th. contin-
uing through the week with the ten-
The annual field day was held on
the school zrourds and included iii-w
events—a1 Sufi-yard dash. won by Jean-
nette Layman. of New York city: a
hamball throw. won‘by Emmy mason.
of Staten Island: baskett-li throw.
won by Kate Benton. of South Nor-
¢__
Atlanta pcniumuar)’.
a violation of the D)" Al!
The“ datum. b.“ Judge Edwin s.
Tho-as. in the (flu-d m Dish-k1
2m
‘l‘lai-thrctboysanofwl.zmm
from W. Hm. were M.
h Greenwich. on April lull. M
-
I
(Continued on Page Five)
IVIIlNlII RAISE
ERICK MRISIIET
Threatening the Regent Thearte
with an injunction to restrain the
playing of on: Skinner’- ptcture “Kla-
Init" which has been announced for
“rhuraday and My of this week. the
producers or the picture on My
wired flannel Kat-tor demanding that
Impala: price- be charged and
claiming that the contract for the 96¢-
turc provided for such a scale- Ian-
W W MI! W as amt-
W that the picture would be played
a. booked regardle- of win: be m-
as was an omit 'boldaw" by the
It—At a meet.-
the:
whicbomliahe prodded. m
mermawuemo-4mormwmotm
madam-emcee mloflonma m1: m,“
1103!). In,
9 (the BOON! of Pardons I!
Darien Firebug Has
Handsome Summer Home of E. Dutilh
Damaged to the Extent of 57
House Was Opposite the Foote Place, ' '
M
\rtfiiBaIvntm-e Erco- _ .
Economy Pl
Up Federal Buildinf
motthefiotue. “ointment-1th!
His Activiti
Is Also Mule
Week or So Ago.
That Darirn's "flrebug” I"
actuc. was prev-en earl)- 'y A.
morning.. at about 2:30 oclo'et.
tire partially gutted the ’ 1
summer home of r:
Toki-nekr. despite the work bf.
members oi tho hunch t‘lrc
ment. The Rub:- is roughly
at 87.56“ This is considered a ”
sw‘\'dI|\'F tlgure. too.
'I‘lit fin- started at the rv-ar of"
house and from tracrs found, '
uiarhd from the cutaidc. The
uliich is a handiome ten or
rat n: aft‘aii e iiliniately futnithd “
not lu¢n bin-(d
_\ol tn the Smith family
“'hrn it.» iirvmin arrhed “
found lie rear end of the to“ “
flames. and one of the wing “
Dutllh m ’7
is badly charred.
fienewvd aPIHlVlFE along the
of searchin: for the “til-chug." for
arrv—st ar‘ conviction. or capture
who . officials of the Town d
“11er ottered a reward of 8
has be started. as the Smith on
practically across the street I ‘
double house occupied by “It, b
Foote Miss Isabel flaming-V
a littl f .r a week ago was
" tire of incendiary -
1..., horror which I!“
Mail '99“ “0
ion in it
there were ‘e ‘nterloua fire- It
week. has again ed up. and
investigate augment
ilcloua aound. very and
these nkhta. in the
‘ ' "tirebug" and hidden
No Chance at 7; .
Congress
of $165,000 Measure 1-
Erect Government Str‘rf
tire in the City of Norw‘ ’
H
WASHINGTHN r» C. May'tfli—o
There is no chant. tor passing It “
extra sis-non of Congress the bill- .. .
troduced 113 Congressman kw
Merritt to appropriate 81.2503” *
:1 new rwnrai imiidmg at Brim
and $153 for .1 mw public unfl-
tiig at Norwalk Mr. Merritt
duced the-M balls at both the M
sessions or (‘onrresa and reintcog
them again at this “on in the
that favorable action could be 0
ed.
Mr. Merritt and men I.-
..l huél'ilr‘ze are badly needed 1"
‘-(+n hoping that an omnibul b“-
‘nas loll would be passed at thin .-
siorL Hope in this direction VIC ~
connected for the first sews-ml In.
of the session by the House”
Building! committee.
Tut :1 few days ago the m
can steering committee got to.”
(Continued on Page Seven)
NTITABIE IIAV AT
Yesterday. which was the W
of Whitsunday (or Penteco‘l.1 *
long be remembered with Gm ‘.
the large congregations which
ed the special service. at
church. A: the only com-“w
aervice there no a considerably-
part of the men. special oiled .
been made ao secure the pm.‘
more member- or the male ..
at this the monthly m
insulator-the lunatic”
m was (urthor M -
by the benediction or the Alec
ton Raymond Prince“ Of...
mrwtmamumu an “a
service. and also by the 1-
m by which the rm -
hlr. Edwin TM ll M
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