118113me 1870
Many Persons Killed; . r
Alexandria Outbreak Who Opposed His Wi
Crack Danbury Aerie Degree Team Conducted
Jam“:
:1. '
i
Malacca-d
Ambulances All Night Take
Wounded to the Hospital
Mobs Smashed Windows for Hours, and All Busi-
ness Places Are Closed Today—Trouble Began
1.0 ver-the Killing of a Boy by a Greek—Fires
Started and People Are Reported to
Have Been Burned Alive in One Dis-
trict —- British Troops Arrived.
i ll\:lll'1‘lrvv‘ May :1}. «\laily
ti tn haii‘ lit"
‘ll'!l -,‘l~
-
in pineal: in [\‘L‘XilI‘JlllJ, Egypt. where
. . t"."(l l'luttll“.~li<. says a.
-i a}. vi: l,.'if('l [thin that city. li'il-
114...)» [five :L::ive:l un.l talwll
”1171-1“ Ill" LIl‘AI’l.
.. ..iim.;.-.i in [the outbreak Slul't- '
l .n u. . - entire: (u it boy by a
. vl"’.'i led it tti!:iil«.< h) the
. . n l hillllt‘lllrl m. Urea-ks and
ll.l< ,--vn...
\ ‘iIl'll- \ut'lt' busy all night llllr '
4 l' .. .irmd m. hospital.» .\lzi::.
, . w " till .! :lni it; one lll>ll'lL’l it
‘ -;. Neil in- die \H-le Illillli-tl alive.
I“. . :'. .lie l.i_lit «quash-1.! “in ,
l. mi. in. lnmniuz ..u Mayor Donovan the First
.v‘ Il..~: :4 -'.'.1 ~'« I " ‘ ' '
-.... Slit.- 11‘ _ Witness Examined in Tree
. “it .9 . - r l... ~ ‘. . . .
.1 “I... “1...”... 1.. .h. m. Cutting Case This Mornin
«Wires. demanding [ll‘tlltftililll (‘utting 1Case This Dior“-
n ~nzi to plutcct lllt'lllSeIVt-q. . '
». \,\|li'.l.\, Egypt. Ala) _... mg
'i‘)(‘lilt~lll l’li‘SSl~—l“l\'i' l‘lll
"l‘\' killed and 7‘.‘ others ' -
x I lll rioting here Sundm Light ATTORNEY mNNFflY
l . lilolniilg. It “.134 zillllotliicml ‘ .
lire 'wli). 'l‘he Il()ll(‘t‘ (l‘1l,lllli~l".>
it an on out.
lAIl Illll lllll
.IITNEY HEADWAY
After July 19 Speed Busses
Will Be ‘Limited to 20
Miles an Hour
Regulation» for jittieys whic
make effect On July
[unwed b) the present. session
nude: the time ('laiiSe providc'l
(larlicl: amendment to the
have iii-en made public bv the
l tilllic.‘ commission which will
Jiltui’e liiive control of the ”UPS
line of the most. important effects
(-I' the iegulations on interburllan
lllif'l- will be to lenzthen the running:
t.mc_ by the llmltation of speed to :0
I .ili-. an hour. This is accomplished
l . :- title which prohibits Misses cur-
i.in;; IN or more. passengers to be
lllli'l.ll"-i at a. rate of speed zrtater
tum 70 miles an hour. Considering
-; .- deduuce and stops to he made.
l .: w lll'. Bridgeport buss-N will be un~
in make trips on the headway
\ l... i. l..'i‘s‘ lmeu the rule now for
I
ll.» l.t'\'-‘ Jitm-y regulations
[it"l
4 A'
Hill I
-‘ll d:~z4' oi comfort and
t tr-v .. Ham-34 gs Lo convenient“-
l i. i...zl\ which must lie settlv-tl
. ~ It. "l «s are [wanted Strict
:m. :» VVlll‘ all stile and local
l .- It illltt‘tl ltlid dizistlc penaltiv‘s
1... mm of llt‘t'nit's will follow
”ill:
l
'i
I
' PRDEESSIDN
at Mt» l’ioiession on
r'd consecration into
Wit-y. the
uv .. and the Ansel soda
1‘ H" lxiav afternoon :it
Mary‘s church. Nor
t-(iion of the Siste
l i '1:
‘I ‘5:
,l1. d“
\xw hundred and fifty mem-
“'0'
...1 ix: white and
I will ued on Page Twelve)
w
I
i
" i l INJURES
llNEE IN EAll
(Associated
of Philadel-
liI.‘-l-.’l: May 23.
i .l. \Vood Plan.
I yttril.’
1.- II:
his knee in 11 fall
:inti will be unable to
;.., ilenr golf championship
~i'---: t here today. when "Bob-
? ~l . . of Atlanta.« beat G. C.
'-l 6’ Lumiess New, in the
"“’ l'°“"rd. 3 and 2. .
"I-lrll‘d brilliantly. drivlng
H l .Y‘v-d into the rough.
,,_
half of the
hole 3 to 5.
» “rend hole. Manford
"11 putt.
and evened the
‘ l
I' l'rst
”Continued on P8“ man)
it! when the law
of
(icm‘i'nl Assembly goes into operation
original bill
1111'
designed to pi'm ide
stit'c‘t."
SD EDNSERRATIDN
Immaculate
l' ‘vldle of the course while
iron shot to within a
pin. Jones
persons
-n killed in an
it will
the
li_\‘ ill“
Public
in the
some
for
it
ii iii"
the
lilies.
three
walk.
rs of
icing
here.
play
Fol-
sank
con-
Wantcd Records
ty Proven A _
Althoucli .‘liiyor Jeremiah Dono-
van may know quite :1 bit about the
city charter: he may have the lawn
and ordinances of the city down by
this morning. in the
court. he had to conteu
he did not know whether \Vest
heart—"lint.
downtown
that
axenue was a street that had ever
been accepted by the city; he did not
know whether he was 65 or 66 years
at age; and. furthermore, he was un-
’llilt‘ to state Just what use the public
or the city put the strip of ground be-
tween the curbing and the cement or
tar sidewalk in front of the home of
Clnirlis Taylor. “Battling Kunz.“
whom he had arrested charged with
destroying a tree on public property,
the alleged destruction taking place
May l'lth
Inasmuch as Attorney Paul R. Con-
nery. who rcprnsonts Taylor as coun-
sel in the case against him. insisted
that the records be produced to ascer-
tain whether the city had any title to
the strip of ground; whether the tree
destroyed was on public property:
\vlietli--r the t‘ouncil had ever desig-
nated the width of the sidewalks. and
numerous other technical points. the
case unis continued until Saturday
morning, .‘lhfx Sith. to permit of the
production. as State evidence in court.
ol th» records,
Mayor lionoxnn was the first \\'il«
ixrsn the stand, and said that the
destroyed was an clm the about
l'llflll"“ll inchI-t in diameter. 200d
“1
(ill
tt't-i
in
healthv condition. and that he had
2 me to ,'l‘.i\lnr‘s home, as "an Amer-
".Ll. (ltl.’..’:l.” to {ind out why the tree
es; s tll"\l¥‘0_\f"l.
Taylor. he said. came out of his
units! and informed him that he had
lSlil'tl permission for
I llt‘Vi' {Pf-l \‘f
that he
"llil'illlt‘t‘
the remmal for
an electric Iizht pole. so
could have the' use of the
to his garage. \thn this
was refused. he cut the tree down.
and Mirror Donovan stated. this
morning, that he. the Mayor. had
(Continued on Page Eleven)
PRESIDENT HARDIND
REAllHES NEW YDRIl
NEW' YORK. May Pesldcnt
Harding arrived here today from
Vl'ashington on the Mayflower. and
landed at “'est 96th street. at 9:50
21. m.. to begin today's program that
will leave scarcely a minute for rest.
Saluted by all manner of craft as
the Mayflower steamed up the Hud-
son to her anchorage in the center of
the great line of destroyers tht ar-
rived herelnst week from tho south.
President Hardin; received another
salute of 21 guns as he put 08 in the
yocht's barge for the naval landing
stage.
Amid a continuous beam of guns.
the swift little craft darted with the
president's party toward» the New
York shore. where thoumnds. of per-
sons were-mashed - along Riverside
Drive.
At the dock were hundreds of blue-
Jockets and poche surrounding the
motor can assembled that“! for the ‘ _
M Manama-Hmong:
um
RAISES DDJEETIDN
Produced
and Ownership of Proper-
3:565 1 ;:
is";
I' ...—i
sour: MW“;
0 l
ay Fa
1
Sunday% Initiation Exercises of Norwalk Aerie
RESERVE BANKS
ARE DESllRIDED
Charles E. Hoyt Delivers
Address to the South Nor-
walk Congregational Sun-
day Club
h.—
Yesterday” 3 didcussmns in the Sun-
day Cluli showed that Charles ll0_\t
knows the phllowphv and the pr.”-
tlcal working of the Federal His. l\'i
banking system from n to z, Th4-
Sunday club met at the So Norm-ll.
(‘omrreg‘atlonal . church at item-n
o'clock with Mr. Hoyt as the Il'il'llllg
speaker on ‘The Function of the
Federal Reserve llunkiniz Svstem"
Mr. llovt apologized lirvavise of the
dryness of his subject. lie “.Illl that
few people were (liOuKll listen sit-ll in
banking subjects to give them more.
than passing thought That only
those who had to deal with
such topics gave llitlll ..:.\ (‘Ollsltlt‘i.l~
tion and they only lwmnse their
duties as bankers ll' iiitiliiii ll it.
(Continued on Page Twelve)
NORWAlIt SHRINERS ;
AITEND BEREAlDNIAL
Norwalk Slillt‘r ~ in l..i'-i::::l11 u-rs
a.
;ilteli'lnl tl'e Fur-n? t.-. tn: ll." in t"
:‘asiuo. Bridgeport. SJ -
it was one of ill" li’tle‘ silt-1.1: :“t 'l
gatherings ill-r ii}! In i’\i: .mi'l
Temple visitors 'iw'r: p‘ewnt from
all p'ii'ts (it <‘o:.:u-cti.lit. This ill}
furnished si\ nitm‘urs oi the large.
list 01' candidates. Til-‘3' “’l‘ri- Hilwillln‘"l;y 0‘...” till’ sinnmg-r season lippo.
T"'"‘“dgn' “'13:” “"3" Wt! [mu-iralion day with dancing in the alter—
(It‘ll. Robert Timing. 5!, pram lleekerlmm. and (“filing to music by qui.
and A. L- Smith. del's orchestra. This was decided at
Among tlfiise pri-sen‘ from Norualk‘d mppung of the entertainment corn-
were: Harare .‘.l. N. Sizmun. Thomas mitten. held Saturday nl'tcrnoon. Tip.
(‘. Sizman. t‘lareni-r i-J. Manson. .l.'~yub dnors will be locked Saturday
Jackson “'hite. -li-irrv Snyder. Hirrie'dnl gummy in order that the uni-tr
(‘la'rence A. Brown. John
H. lltintmgton l‘fdmund
varies ‘te rling. John liig-
Io“. Dr. L. .\l. Alkil. l‘t'ncst \Viioon.
George F. Poole. Geoige S. Raymond
i redn1ck"l‘ Coleman. Lhestcr (\-1'.e
HELD UNDER SI, 000
, EOR STRIRAND liIRl
Mrs. Olive Hold. of 421 Avenue C.
Brooklyn. who is summerlng at Har-
bor' View Beach. is being held by the
police under bonds or 31,000 ownltln'g
the outcome of the injuries of ten-
year old Katherine Picclone. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ploclonc, of
26 Wood street. who was struck by
Mrs. Hald's car on South Main street,
shbrtly after noon on Saturday.
The little girl was taken to the
hospital. where it was found that she
had a fracture of the base of the
skull. It was feared that she would
not live. Yesterday it was stated that
her condition was slightly improved
and today it was stated that her con-
A. Smith
Keogh. iii 9
E. Cleave. Cl
I
: was unavoidable, the police say.
isinashed. and the front axle bent as
In
A0l0MDDllES
ARE DAMAGED
IN ,00lllSl0N
’ Proceeding drum Connecticut turn-
tplke in front of [he Norwalk Armory. a
Mack truck at 4: 30 o'clock Saturday a!-
ternoon collided with a Ford delivery
auiomoblle at the junction of West
avenue. The truck was operated by
Howard J. Roberts of19 Gray Rock
place. Stamford. and the Ford by
James L. McNeil of Jersey City. N. J.
Roberts was arrested by Patrolman
Frank Raymond for operating an auto-
mobile without an operfitor's license.
operating a machine without a car cer.
tiflcate.
At the time of the accident the car
was aboht to turn from West avenue
into Armory hill. The othzr' truck was
coming down the hill. The accident
The front left wheel of the Ford was
thp result of the accident The truck
was not damaged.
l' I the uptoun ('ll1\' ceuit this morn-
Itoherts “as lined SI? and posts
ludgi Neh-niiah t‘ andtc and Mc-
\‘iil was fund 31" and costs
__:llDllNlRY llIlID T0
RAVE MANY DANllES
The
in:
Norwaik Country Club wi‘l for-
touches ma.) le made for the opening'
day.
in addition to the dancing. arrange-
an iits he v: been made for the serving
of tea in the afternoon and several
ltennis matches have been scheduled.
Dancps will be held on the following
tea. according to the program pre-
p..:e ed by the entertainment commit-
in June 1. June 25; July 4 (after-
noon and evening): July 16. 28. 30;
Augult 6. 13. 20 and 27: ptember 3
(afternoon and evening): .. t 5: to.
17; October 1 and 22; Nov. 12 and 26
and Dec. 10, 26 and”.
The entertainment committee which
condo!) qt Samuel J.'Keelel; LeGrand
Ramona. Duncan. Frluell. Hut-73'
Earle. George Woodward. Dr. George
G. wcett and Lorenz Trippler. is
planning other features.
da‘
and McNeil wu taken into custody for‘
. Darlen authorities to grant him per-
1
was
posr d
thhut‘i-.
keeper of
:iirest an about to be charged with the
'Iffl‘r
q‘vn Wife
deed ceitaiii
today
sons.
:iulhoritiis of the
gic
m-~ .._._—____—————~——__.W
her K1lled A -
l
P"
Shailerville Store Keeper
Accused Of Killing F a s
Emil Schutte’ 8 Last. Victim Was a F
Whom Witness Sofie Saw His Faith
and Is Reported to Have Cremated “l 1
tim—Is in Jail for Attack on Wifé
Whose Life He Threatened to Take.
23.-——l>catl‘
an) one who op-
aguinst that of Emil
German store—
'who is under
Ml l )l ll,l£"l‘t‘i\\'.\'.
the penalty
his will
53 year old
Shailemillc.
M a 1v
for
nurdei of four people.
Arrest—ed originally on suspicion
he had threatened to kill his
because shc had r- fused to
propert) to him. Si'liuttv
accused l:_v tvvo of hi.
whom lies informal ilii
details cl tlirrc tra-
killinn‘s, and other of
l'iiu'iiu-rnahle Temper.
Seliiillo- had an ungournnlule
stood
one of
the (m1;
“111*
lived in terror oi him: those when:
couldn't bend to his will he kille‘.
“tempting to burn their :emainl to 1‘-
move all traces of his crimes. t
of his sons knew at a triple
for six years. and kept a silent t- ‘
llll‘lt r the mil eve of his father.
inst u. iMi't all It if) it‘ll on him tin-:1
pli 'llltil to the authorities after 1 '
int: :1 roan-.2011 trwhis own part in.“
ti‘llll'
\\ hen Sr huttee f: w: s a “my oh
nu.
vitl the mu dn v-s—vthosc of
tall. his wi"e uni their son. J
and of Ill‘ltllls Le line.
a French
l . 1“? :.
(Continued on
Polish Insurgents in
Silesia Driven B :
ll'orly-lhrrt‘ candidates “ere initiat-
ed. )(‘Sll'l‘diu' afternoon. at a class in-
itiation. hild by the Normal}; .liric
1\'.l_ Fraternal (H‘tll'l‘ oi Eagles.
ii: the Town Assembly liull. The de-
ilrie “()lk was slam-d by the crack
ltanbury team. and “us put 0:1 in
good shape.
In addition to the large number of
members of the Norwalk .“l'll‘lt‘. scores
oi guests were present from many cit-
ics and towns throughout Co'mtcticut.
as Well as from The Bronx. N. )1.
Harlem. N. l', and Ossining. N. Y.
Features of the program were talks
on the good of the order. by State
President \V’illiam J. Powell of \‘or-
wulk: l’ast Presidnit llohl. of Sti=m~_
ford: Past President James T. Tev
lin. [\tw York city; and ex- Congress-
fi'\\l
cucies. “as sened
The membership of the Norw alk
(Erie has grown at a rapid late in the
past six months. Since the first of
January. including those taken into
the order 3esterdav. 90 new mrmlers
hme loin—:1 the organ imtion.
IIDMEEESS PASl0R
IIAS RESIRNED
Rev: G. E. Richte? Unable to
Find a House to Live in at
Darien.
i
”ill
ensily
(Ted has Willcd it. lie could
have so adjusted mattils that
an acceptable home would huie hfl'n
available for me." is an excerpt
from the letter of resignation of the
Rev. G. Emil Richter, pastor of the
l’l‘0?(‘>?r‘lil Mi thodist t,‘]t"ircli in
Stamford for about sexcn 3'1 ars.
Mr. lichtcr's house is in liarien.
Conn. and he will lave to vacate it
next month. He has been
limelight in Stamford during the last
few years because of his crusades
cgalnst gambling at its carnivals.
Public feeling was so intense against
him in Daricn within the last year
that he and his house were frequent-
ly made targets for bad eggs and de-
csyed vegetables. He tried to get the
S
5
(Continued on Page Eleven)
SlEAllSIlIP DEN
IN WASHIND’IDN
Révoit’ in Portugal
‘ Styx Madrid Paper
MADRID. Miy 2:.
Proust—The Tlelnpo yesterday prints
a. report (ram trovellerl reaching
In WI. Portugal. According to the
travelled-I. the members of the Cab-
dltion renamed about the nine. D‘r.
unit-“five bol- imprisoned and He-
, {Id been proclaim
(muted tlement with the marine workers.
Vlso that a revolution has broken out of both the owners and workers were
'
NEW YORK. May 23.—Steamshlp
calculi were today in Washington
for further conferenceq. with Score»
Lory of Labor Davis looking to a set-
nferenea here 'ycsterdw .b.
t n Secretary Davis and officials
believed to have brought in": two fine.
um little never an agreement than
more than
yesterday took advantage ol the clear.
warm day to trmel to Roton
11nd inspect the amusements at that
resort
for the rescit.
there
point.
the possibility
the bathing houses were not open.
ally opened on
Norwalk Board of Trade.
f‘.
manufacturers are. many.
EIIlllllIA PDT
Bridgeport. who was pin
rest on a charge of carrying concealed
weapons. was arraigned in court he-
rforc Judge George 8. Vooburgb, this
morning.
urduy morning in the
of further investigation by' the police .'
2,000 PEDPlE
VlSIlED ROIDN
lithium
not officially opened.
2.1900 residents of Norwalk
Although
Point
It was an auspices opening
man Thomas. L. Riley. of Meriden The amusements were well patron-
l~‘olloxvlng the initiation ceremonies, ized, particularly the horse—races
adjournment was taken to lied Men's around which a crowd was jammed
Hall. 25 Main street. where a dandy during the entire day. The roller
luncheon. consisting of cold meats. coaster. too. had its share of patrons
salads. relishes. coffee and other deli~ who enjoyed shooting around the
dizzy curves at a mile-mminute pace.
of all the attractions. the dance
ball. as usual. proved to be most pop-
ular.
dance Saturday night and close to 400
last night.
furnished music
The hall
red~shaded electric lights.
Fully Tito people attended the
Gail's ten piece orchestra
for the dancing.
looked very pretty with its
Although the weather was warm.
were no swimmers at the
Several youths inquired about
of enter-inc the water.
amusement parklwill be form-
llecoration Dial)" and it
5 expected that there will be a large
The
turnout.
SElllIRES 0PTION
0N STEANDDAT
DDDIA PROPERTY
Inc.
The “'illiams Fhippin'g Agency,
unable to r ~. . . ‘v -
find a house in Stamford or in Dark-n no??? loiftcll'hlrasifif’i‘ilhogtngogi.
within his means at. d is considering from Harlan 1:. Stone. of the firm of
a call to North (‘oy'entn Carin. 3“,...”qu Cannfld & Stone. of New
where rents are reportid to he more York cit\. representing the (state of
"lgglull’ithter has been much‘ln the Nelson Taylor. and this morning in.
“ formed Charles E. H0) 1. 0f "19 soul.“
that if rc—
ponses .1.) letters sent to 90 merchants
and manufacturers in Norwalk proved
atisfactory. that a freight service
would probably be started from Nor-
walk to New York within the week.
The advantages that this company
an give to Norwalk merchants
W
(Continued on Page “Fl
UNDER 5mm
Saverlo Fule'hio, of t!
A continuance was and until But-
to Dot-IR
before. uthoulh no own “tomcat
as male. The w mire» _
W r
fisfi$
into the circumstances fl ”'1 null
. , mi“ ‘
an
among t
r) f l .
We! under or»
Germans Said to} Have
Resources of iii; 1
Army at. Their l
and the Movement is
lieved to Be Serious
l‘AlllS. Mai :3 (Associated Pro-I
- rThi Allied High Commission. fl ‘1
l'ppcr Silesia. has sent delecutlo“;
intervcnt “ith both the Germno ‘
the Poles, and endeavor to obtain ’
cessation of all military operation. a.
til. it texritou according to French ol-
tirial dispatches today.
linch of the delegation. is com»
ed of representatives of France. 0“
line tin and Ital). .3
LONDON. May 31 ”Germans Job-v
urday drove the mm" H
Silesia back toward l ‘ rem
for a distance of five Inlet. "I I.
dispatch to the London Tunes from.
Oppeln.
The Times correspondent deck!“
there ise ever} s' tho. the Get”
the rec-[fit
have the resources ‘
army air their disposal.
He regards the movement I! k
more serious than a men motion ‘
the German population against 1“
insurgents. He asserts that the I.-
terallied commission was ‘unnbld fl
prevent the outbreak of fighting. 1*
is now just as powerless to intents”.
‘ The Polish insurgnus are. NM"
to have succeeded in star-ti .Ifi
again in mines, foundries and m .
tea. and are now squeezing the
authorities out of the town they
oecnpy in order to complete
hold on the railway between K.”
(Continued on Page Twelve)
FIVE MllllflN 0E '
INEDNNE
Estimated Revenues for W
Years Said to Amount
s33,000,000
ll. Ma) 23.——Special m
propriations recommended to
Legislature to date aggregate. 3“»?
702.7%3. it was shown by a. .
ment tiled with the clerk of the a
by the Appropriations Committee.
the bud get of madntcnance e
totals 826.345.0(20, the grand total
all appropriations favorably 1. v . .
ls 833.047. 771. G3 agoinst which
is about saaxionmm or eat -»
revenue in sight for the next.
years. if the program of the
Committee is adopted. There
strong likelihood that a bond
will be recommended to make up
difference.
The statement filed with the
ll be printed independently for ~
“A llTl’flit
(Continued on Page Eight)
DEAD‘I
NW YORK. May 21.-—”It
not be egaln'" _
With these solemn wlordo. 1,
Hurfllné today laid a wmth -‘
comn or the first American no“
die on German soil, as part .111
ceremony for five thousand war
at the army piers in Hm ,
His voice huskyuid mirac- _
used with tall. the W1
Norwalk Chronicler