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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 24, 1922 · page 1

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Office as Second Class Mull 33:3”. SOUTH NORWALK. 0033-. MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1922- Fair toniglit and Tuesday; rm. THREE m i. -
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oldup Men SwimRiver
1* fter Furious Gun Battle
With Greenwich Police

.ml‘urd Police Later Capture Four Men
(.‘lizlilrgtlegd Wléll Midnight Store Robbery Who
“i e ,iven Hearin Tod -

T hrilled by Fight g ay Town

Task of Readjusting the
Economic Life of Europe
*Resumed at‘Genoa Todajg "

German Delegates Announcement That They WiR
Not Reply to the Allies’ SecOnd Notes Cm
Relief—Six Suboommissions Scheduled ta

’ Hold Meetings Today—Bolsheviki‘ . Seeking
Financial Relief and Better Governinent ’

TRANCE NEAOY
. TO HOT ALONE
ON: l’ANATlOHS

BAR LE DUC, April 24 (Associat-
ed Press).~—-Premier Poincare an-
nounced in a speech here today. that
it the French delegation at Genoa

YOUTH WANTED ’H WULlNO
EON EONUETUES HOTEL OUESTS
IN THE— STATES . AOTHN JNOUTEO

BOSTON. April 24.——Throug’h dis- WASHINGTON. April “Si—Guests
Closurp-s made by the Boston police at the new Willard Hotel, with the
yesterday, authorities :hroughout memory of yesterday's daybreak fire
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.ull‘h. April 24.—-.\ fier- to m.- uughormps. we”; The last closely scanningistill
qudfiluy night on the three “‘Q-re arrestrl Mt“. Spevano theirpolice records following the ar- 5 their dreamer—were aroused early to- Could not go ahead with its work on.

 

"‘3‘ 0f Gednoy C. Sayre. now held at day by the clutter of fire apparatus der the agreed conditions, would re-

 

.Vm-il: .li.~.nus n’xer. be- 3711” been identified from pictures of S . . _ . ' , ‘ -
. . vi men and the entire “Tm at ‘Tea‘l’llmrlrm. They Wm be Prlngfield. In. the information given . canon to estingiushn a small blaze SWIM"? hate to cease participation GE3OA. April 24. (By Assodated words of praise fox-the patient eflorts;
. . .. ‘ given a hearing in the Greenwich 9‘” ”3- the. police untolds a trail of among debris in the tenth story ball- in the .conferencc. France, will if Press).~0nce more today the gyrat- of the Italian leaders to re-establish'
, . tour- lmi iii. (‘tip- 10w“ court today. -orgeries in six states. including all room wrecked by the fire a little necessary. undertake alone to see that in: conference. which has been alter- harmony so that the conference might’ «
.- .l .\ ulngx.‘ al‘krlrlt which As a rr-sult or the holdup the men the large Cities Of Connecticut, said Tm" ”1"" lWERW-lolfl hours before. the treaty of Versailles is executed i! paling between fears and hopes and concentrate ninth the constructive
,1. .wra nrrwl. lhrrwv an: obtained “5,. in cash ‘und checks to be the moat clever of their kind: This morning's blm,‘}though not the Germans default in their repara- punctuated bv political crises which problems for which itwalo embed.
1‘ "5”," “M remind l" l!" ”1“ Police‘- were missed another: Uncovered in this section of thelconsidcred dangel‘WS. was quickly Hons payments, Mmier 90mm”? "1‘ thri‘atened t0.de$"°‘v’ it altogether St“ Q’ r;
._v .r “ring thrown about 33.... in ”h, stor». ' country in many years. l put out. caused a number or guests. ”mat-‘4 in an impertmt Speech be- .tselt‘ grimly to the task of readjus'tinz tokéiiznwaimngwtmfi:dfiat-03“”

.r. Man of tho- slnir. The
‘2.:. sfillllmlfig the rller
~v.'.r-- sgu-i tuculztr than u

' - l-c-l Olil" '. i - « _ , \ -. - . -
l " ' "'1’- “T'W mill!!!" lliiwxl'nrt‘f.1:23;:T:::::r;\\a::5'(t‘li:l :;- Connecticut and New York counties.no danger. returned to their rooms. “k today is the ‘execution of the “‘93“??? 135‘ my? That "I?" WON‘T the Tim" "I the mnelrucuon “l
’ . "7" Sli'hfiurd police. cers mama a &nuf(.1;f‘)r in“ me}: C!" (or some time. Police authorities are i but aim-rs, more skeptical. remained treaty." aid ’31. Poincare. “and that not up!) to the duty; second .ROQP‘ be- Rusia. prepared by the T‘hed expert-
‘ .7': .1 with liming ho-i-l roads Wurr‘ guarded "m Word hag,“ certain that sentences will amount to . Hi the watch until the firemen had “‘9 "“15‘ have, and shall l‘aVG- The ,Suw ”3"“ did no- “‘Sh to endanger Who et in London. Thisrc-port con-
. l f". g;-..‘~..r}- 5m". 0: .4 t-’ surriunding towns or the dar anywhere from 25 ‘0 all years in 59“ ‘ "‘ Pn't"'l- 99306 of Europe depends upon it. Our faflsuctcss of the conferring». was rc- ccms'not only the questiouron m
3 than“... ngmmm. in mg llol-lnp. “ml :1 description 0' m!“ era! states. \V'orkmvn 10.13; begun removing future and our national prosperity Gene-d exerywhere with titanklv utter- handling .0: Brain‘s debts. but also
" 5*" ”mi“ ”lghl- men. Captain Nedlcy with-1 dot-iii Sayre is wanted by the police of the final truce: of the damage. done “9"“? “9"“ il- ‘ ed words or .mhff' for almost every- man?“ “.m to foreigners‘iu “I?” m
m... “n"... Am, M OWNS mm“ upon gm. m”; on {M Bridgeport. Norwalk. Ansonia, New l~y .""§l‘”l‘1‘l?.l§":llf'€‘ and the hotel an- "lt ls‘nO! by precipitate action or_ Em)" “‘35 “'32"?an in despair secretly lations With Russia. bearing on the -
" "r -~~l'iur--. in» mm. :iivr Sllllrr- .mul ininwdiai.~iv opens-.1 Haven. New London. Waterbury and scum»; announced that with the can by decismns rn'lhont mflt‘ffion that mat m.“ conlerence would “gal protection they are m have in
’r-vw names in: Frank iirw. which Wis returnwl iw'lh» mel‘ _—_ l NWT)“ 0.. the ballroom the. "1““0‘11' ire “1“ Ohm“? i" It is by 9939"?“- economic achievement. _—-
.-~..l l‘Vthiinuto "up... baygi,. ”gm, unm d". dnrg‘h‘i (Continued on Page Twelve) :wri '.\'~i.1'~l be completed by night, mt? find metnodical action. But it all ““3”?“ ‘0‘”? (Continued on M Ml")
~l F‘ESPH‘T‘V‘B'. l’ohlwrs had exhausted their ummuni- mus. be done.

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proprietors noti-

rion. lliscnrnling their (”hits the-v
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l‘lYt‘Il 3.! tliv rixur culge.

late Police Catch Forty
Men in Cocking Main Raid

irh Sportsmen in Terror
:i~ Sleuths Raid in W'all-
inufurd -—— Some D a s h
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LATTENOANCE ll

CHURCHES OROPS

 

Worry class and his traveling and Ill:—

Ssyre is a member of then don't especially on the upper

floors to
icrowd the corridors. Most of them.

lng expenses will be paid by \arious' tit-Burro! by hotel attendants there was

partment of the Mouse here today.

lore the General Council of the De-

“All we have ever asked and all we

the economic life of Europe.

The announcement bf: 1h" German

 

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RUMORS SAY SHE WILL BE BRIDE 0F PRINCE.

The premier declared he ardently
hoped for the co-operation of the al-
xlt‘s against Germany in case she de-
fault-3d, and employ. according to the
terms of the treaty." he added. ”each
May in case of need. such measures
as are deemed necessary. and we shall
not suffer it that our un!ortunate
rountry succumb under the burden of
:wpnrntions, alongside of 21 Germany
that does not consent to make the
necessary effort of discharging her

 

mince of experts on the Russian quest.
tion made plans to lake up seriati-In

 

 

li-h‘ti.

“\Yc shall defend. in full inilepend
inc -. the French cause. and we shat
.ot ahindoii any arms the
sin-5 us."

LEPUS MUST PAY '

 

treaty

2 UEACONS S ELUENS

 

Committee to Consider W'es-
ley Foundation at Yale

 

Seven Persons Hurt ,When
Automobile Turned Turtle

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Sunday Accident at the Foot
of Westport Avenue mu
Sends Bridgeport Rosie
dents to the Norwalk Hos-
pital for Treatment

 

Scxen persons were involved in an
automobile accident at 3 o'c1cok Sat-
ai'ternoon, when a. Ford auto-

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I :H‘S Assembled from DTS- —. mobile turned turtle at the foot of
l ’ ' ' MERIDEX. Conn. April Bl—At \VESt ort avenue hill at "Mortuifi
..llll . - F‘
V . l QTHCS as State POTICQ the New York 1-; st Conference of the Turn." “'ith the exception of one
.lllll ( l'OWd—quuor and Methodist Episcopal Church being small child, an of those in the ma.-
-- )' .w - ~ held here Rishop Luthrr R. Wilson of Chine were more or less insured. but
)ll'd.‘ SQTZQd In Round' ‘ the New York area ordained eight Home serious”?-
“w' (it—acorns and fourteen elders of. lbr Th" automobile “5 operated by

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' «ifolitll. Am.“ :1 ..r..:»:;- Being Felt—80 Per Cent. mm Marv Shimko Lepus the sum Those ordained as deacons are .,
" “LVN" “"3” “f “”"l‘ T ' l3r $12 a Tweek for a erL'od of ‘ Howard w. 'Ronmlivt. Writ Yizforii' ”own the.““" g“ m“ °f the “ma“
W, .-..,,. , . ,, of Persons \accmated , . D I, m . , - . - __ -. .. - of the driver. struck the curb stone.
. L . ”Hi .t. Thain} inlrs . months. under bonds of 330‘). or to Lerhe G' I)a\ls- 3%“ Eork- Vi ”UM“ and turned over on its side strew‘ing
:nzcn diiz» i‘>-?;-' stubs. v,._—.. serre two months in Bridge rt '2.“ F. Davis. Brooklyn: Ed. L. Frost... "” , T . -
. . .. . 'l‘ «r. . .u n . . . 90 J ., . . ,7 the wwenmm out on the aide—
ill )tsprlly A ”mm,“ M \\ ,_~.1ul( r, film: -3 ---TH‘. Jul .. when Lepug appeared before him in Jr.. Jamaica: Asa C. ruler, Xulcs- walk .
l'url: “Tr" 33,--.. olii’.“ p0- .\. it” u-- ii>t.l' ‘nwml: (nlmer. gum. the do to" ' this m ville' Edwin~A lust cv \T Y 11“ ’ - -
, ‘ _ . , . l3 mt“ , OTHER-l ' ‘ n *' ‘ "v or ' Those in the machine and the in-
. 1 h. gum...” “in... _\[_ 2i..- 3 now l that Dr. Howard 1's. charged with the nonsupport ot‘ hislLeland R ”WE“- Néw York and iuries sustained were-
ilfii-vr l’imiip w. l mm lei-'nr-h-rr. Assistant stair lirallh "Hi- wzre and three months old child. He'll)?" K 305mm": BafiTillP- ' um game“ roan}...— lacerations
. greats-5t ”Lilli inul ii; or. 1;. no? ll‘. Wye-mint tn tilkt- [(n'vr Attorney Paul R, Connerv appeared Those ordained as elr‘hrs are Al- 0.7m; head 7 ' ,
2': null} i'evurs, ri,nt;.r-;u. ll.» sm 'fl'l\ situation. llr. .\ oorc .. ' 'i-(«rtus Bar-7 Bax-ville“ Tben‘o—i. (‘ ‘ - - '
. . . . . _.y . f . f‘ ; ' - “(l .. hatherme Toomey. 12, abrafions
. illllllkil:l;t‘1iil:" i=5. :3: 1.. [:r:':il~‘:«:\i':‘tlltlx (Continued on Page (Ten) BOMm. Orient. 3. _Y.: Fr»: rick. P- lace and hands.
., 1,‘ . ‘ . NU"... , . .._. . _ ,. . .. . ., u. -————————-———————- Cor-5“”. Jdk‘kSO?‘ “PIECES. 3- \ ..: 'A'F- Adolph Kimmel, laceration o: the
\.3. '.--l mu. k4 l:- IL .' l-‘H‘llllmlr‘ L"‘“‘- 7"“7“ h...“- liv G. Davis. New York; Philip G nose
" trwrucmlmis t-xvztvliivu: !t~n Til) lll"~r1' lust-s. n' llzs- ‘TiSt:.t~‘¢‘.ll- Dodo}. “lust Hartford: Donald H. Mrs. Edith Kiml‘nel, abrasians o:
I nurs lwzz'st lt‘. upon 1?»... inn": smer l.l~' ill.’““ curs rt-porwll 7 Dorclicstcr. ‘\'flit‘r\’lll‘?: J. \Vesley facp.
.r...r2~'lti'r.:l L‘.il?«,»rr-l :ilnjiiit l-‘ri luv _ I ‘ y _ ‘ ‘ _, V :5; Griffith: Bayport; Hartley J Hartman. Lijlian Kimmel' 7. mm
l.~ twri \l‘nlri‘ his! in» . .\'."Il-l.ll‘.'t l't llu- P-blrfilll'r )l’rlF‘F r3ew \ork; Fred B. Ncwdl. New Elsie Kimmel. 3. uninjured.
5;..».xl;ill'\r_\: 1,. up. .‘ in any :li‘ilpp‘. l alum-t 0m- h'Llli-ulllv to lYork: Fred J. Pieplow, New Milford; John Togmey. laceration of trend.
”laws X'nkrhl-‘l up :ln-l lfi" HM“- lll‘oll- mil“) i“‘0l)lt‘ ‘fl‘rf’ “0‘ . rHerbcrt K. Robinson. Bal'villc: 305- The automobile was headed toward “' "
. - lug. “in... 1... . “dun :‘urmimtv-l within the last live years. i run 1.. Robinson. Bellmorc. 3'. Y.; Norwalk at. the time of the accident.
l-‘ I...” ,1 ”in,” in my m. sm..€ doctors say the residents _ ———— _ ' Eugene “’ Shrlgle): “'oodburl'. 3'- The party was enjoying an outing.
M...)- m... “A“ “it...” urv immnin: inccinnte-l in largv 1h“_“"‘h regular “5510“ 0‘ N??- Y.. and William E. Stone. NOW Mil- A few minutes after the accident
..___. llllnl'lwr-4 and fully so per cent. of the walk Lodges 3‘0- ms. BQUCVOICDS and ford. happened. Patrolman Jar-us Mm
Hflnued on Page Five) who“... have. 1......” \;l((‘1nq{0.i_ If no Protective Order Of'ElkS “'1“ be held The tolowing committee was named appeared on the scene. He telephon-
, . m..- now Casi-s m.- reported within tho:- M the Home on “ednesday evening. to consider the advisability or the es- ‘

 

‘ next throw “‘u-ks the ban on public tablishmcnt of a Wesley Foundation
musing. mm building; will he lifted, n 52$an” 01' ides is to marry an English girl. his first cousin. has made the following appointments: in New Haven in connection with .___..._.
Ofl‘icirs Clark 3'. Kirk and Michael )9 ' ary Cam fld‘e' “rem-ding to “30mm able rem The ‘Chuplain—C. Irving Byington. Yale I‘niversity: The Revs. Dr. J. P.

Smallpox Vaccination Edict

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

ivommick are wflchin: the quaran-

 

turns from the Far East. He is no

 

engagement is to’ be announced. it is said. u soon es the Prince re-

1 in Toklo. The engagement of the

Szeplien Lepns was ordered 13

Judge George H. Vosburgh] to pay hi

 

Exalted Ruler Stanley P.

Esiuire—F'rederick C. Reidell.
Inner Guard——Albert F. Rose.

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Stevens

church } csterday.

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Bellig‘. New Haven; William North

l . I llnevl hiuscs and the unvacrinated _, . . ~. . _
, ‘ ’ chum”; L second son of hing George and Queen Mary. the Duke of York. to the H u_ C m—u Frank W 8 fl._ The? mega?!“ ,emenms O: wesm’a‘n:
' Ladr Rachel Cavendish is to be announced at the some tim rm 0 3° Om ‘ Be ‘ " Middlemwn' 1* 1" mmhefier- Hal"

x . ' - e, 1'. holz. Edward Shields. \Villiam Morris. ford; D. G. Downey. Cincinnati. and

linen VVe—mting Their
lurn for Flight

l‘n.. April 24.——-Two
*izrned to death at the “'ur-
‘ i. illL" “Fir-M yesterday w] ii
burst into names :it an
mom 73” fer-t and crashed

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CHICAOO OPERA
LOST SI,OO0,000

CHICAGO. April :4.—-—.\lziry Garden.
director of the ChicagD Grand Opera
Company. resigned the position in ti

 

has it.

COMMITTEE URUUPS
HOLT] CONFERENCES

BALTIAIORE.

 

April

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OLD NAVY SlllP

 

UYNAlllTE SOLO

Olin S. Young's.

ton.
Library Committee—John W. Scul
cg. Fred H Madden. John E. Jones.
Finance Committee— Fred C. Rie
dell. R. D. L'Hommedieu. 1.01m A” Lin

deburg.

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Jacob [.inxweiler. Adelbert Kelley and

Visiting Committee—John T. Dwver.
Frederick C. Reidell and C. I. Bying-

Refreshment Committee—Ellis F.

Chester C. Mushal, Bridgeport.

cuminuull

 

 

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Although it took two policemen to

 

; . CAUSEU HIS TROUBLE

John Toomey. of 235 Black Rock ave—
nue. Bridgeport. The car proceed. in:

(Continued on Page Ten)

 

STOLEN AUlOllOlilLE
IS RECOVERED.

An automobile owned by William
Carlson, 5? Capitol avenue, Bridge-
port, which was stolen from the on-
er Saturday night. was found aban-
doned by the; Norfllk police. Sunday
afternoon, in Park street. The a:
was turned over to the Bridgeport po-
lice.

 

24.—Con{c.r- . . _ _ , a _. .
. my” Phqrrm Van rm! v’rp statement made Pub“? last night. Her ("“095 o.- commituf you“; of the. Nat—g '\'\.-\S.—ll\G.T01\. Ant-nil, -4...—-'£he oi:l gallon. pffidEH-xgigfgd H23]: :3 bring him to headquarters at midnight Frank Parlteton. of Park street.
”_r‘n"_ pilot‘ and Hnrn' ' I‘ followers drew irom it .however. the lions! League of \Yomcn Voters we" 5"?” ismp . ‘lgimil‘i? gs‘igl ‘p?::;: pm?" re ' ' ' 135‘ night. from in front or the Butler 3:: the page ”51341:? $333;
. ‘ . ' ‘ “ '. -a th: t 51 e would continue with the held today. to clear the wa‘ for the ‘ ar “1Y5 "a" ' ’ ' ‘ ' r ar ”‘18“ . . st 0 N rt nan stre d l- a car. a. udson dan. '
l:- of Philadelphia. 8. passen- “I“ l 1 3' craft of a new naval era for the New Members Committee—Ellis F- thifightl‘e hidhan attack 0:31;?)- 135,1 necicut markers. 46-782, had been

 

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burnt-d beyond recognition.
Tllll spectators witnessed
'v irlvnt l

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organization as :1 singer. Though Miss
Garden announced nothing definite
concerning her steps in the immediate

opening for the third annual conven-
tion of the League tomorrow morn-
ing. _

“’hile these were going on. the del-

worlri. has been sold as junk to J.
Lipsitz. of Chelsea. 31258.. for 84.260.
Like many other novel cra‘tihich

Madden. Olin S. _
Dvryer. R. D. L‘Hommedieu. Charle

Youngs. John T.

H. Dilworth. Albert P. Rose. Fred C.

in the padded cell at police head-
quarters and required medical atten-
tion. Antonio Leptera of ‘Vinnipauk.

standing in Park meet {or twenty-
four hours.
Patrolman J. Dome; went to Park

fl Der Vere had taken sol-oral “in???" “VI”: oxrcfiegogfif 1:2e2;lll€ relates to the Pun-American Confer- We”? 9‘99“?“ to sweep 3" battle- Ricdell. Morris Downs. Eiberf W. , s'st d h rat d be! J d street and examined the car. He
«voters on short flights and a dozen LL"? or I. P“ or“ h . h; t once ~of “'omen. which ended last Ships from I“? seas 35 the Merrimac Clark. glee e I»: énsgr 59 th are t“ ge found that it mounted by Carlson
”rs w-xrrx :‘iwniting their turn. A tor a “)anme a? .r h_co_ncer night with a. symposium on the and Monitor wrote the doom of The above are also members of. and YEE‘ .‘ o u_rg {a t :1 0:210“: and he had it taken to Lockwood'a
w hi;"ll’v< aim» in». ascondnd Wm, manage“ C-mlles fi figs“); w 233.3... ‘ireat \Vomcn or All the Americas." ““90““ mills. ”‘9 "Dynamite 5MP" Lpomprise, the Lodge Investigating mu" .tms.m3;nmg 3 e 3 "° garage to await the owner. The
-:‘tkr Vu- spectators saw flames: ported to hme o ere er 51:0 . met informallv todav to consider a. tailed utterly. and was discarded. The Committee. .. ‘ been "“0me T l d ’t ll Bridgeport 93““: Iiere notified and.
...r our no». the machine and :in mr a )0)” next seasons “1th 5 ‘9 m“) proposition promised-by the delegate naval records 0" all countries are full T Entertainment Committee—Thomas _ Instead :0!!er amen soda t O; :3 it was then it was found that the w
lulur it started downward. ’30:; Europe ff" a_solourn. h from l'rUguziy. Senora de V'itale. sug- of “Rh experimental craft. A Shellv. Olin S. Young. Theodore H. cigar'that _ e ha. Ipurc a d ah? ‘ 0hr had been stolen. _

r‘vnm end to cull. It mail.- a ‘ ‘53 93mins fvithdrnwal from ire. 293123; a permanent Pan-American The "95‘1”“: dld see real war in egg-k M C. Riedell. “'illiam E. S" Woodward 3‘9““9 an W Le“ ‘ The Stamtord police sent out‘an
WW” into gm. earth. {filliiefm‘drgni 1:11:38 aiul‘iesr :fi: 2;: limo” of \l’omen. ESSS‘, when the Amsncandfleétbiog‘ anan. N ~“nigail‘teifolmost John Flvnn found hit: ‘ “arm‘s-“$3: “Eight-baa; 5:3 i-ord
, v. 9.5 ‘ z. . -. ~. 7‘ .JA c_.. - 953:1: u ' _— - - cars-in rers . - had.

- “as the fire that efforts at Strong sntiment for the proposed l)::;:t:: :iDTt-rapie; bgttl: craft 0c; Flag Day . Committee—Neman on quth Main street where he liaf been stolen from that city.

 

warp impossible. althoqu it is
i We occupants were dead lie.
2» :lclied the ground.

TARRIS'& GANS PLAN
FOUR APARTMENT HOUSES

.V-iluirtment house will be
property of Harris & Guns.
'rlliznhet’n street. from plans
own prpzirc-d by Architect

r Xlwtoy. of Stratt’ord. The

‘nw building will be com-
vtizv time this week. it is ex-

‘:~ the owners. All bids have

~-....l rind the award will be
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'3" ”is weck. . vesterday charged with having shot . . . B "_
- . ' ‘ . . hers of the imposed club to “Sit the permanent Honor 0 . c , . _ in
..l about house Will be .of and killed 3ataniel Smith. aged 40. t. placé.‘ iiispec‘; the new golf course and Allen. Enid Capwell ,7 7 glséiogimtront of theomed hymaehur-
, -»..iE-:i.,-non. built two stories of South Amboy. After a murder George Hopkins. charged with u... mtg-founding a delightful tea m 33“. Hwi J_ - K -. r. a“: D. Wmordenm- The-n to
M I be arranged to provide 0‘ Smith became known three men keeping I milling house. was fined held from 4 until 6 o'clock Saturday can-anaugh.Mae E. ‘ 1' '7 , the rubbish and in smfewu‘ ”I el g

u . Mme-nts of five rooms each
::-.m~ The outer dimensions

spoke spiritedly of her Americanism
and American ideals in opera explain-
ing that her "lighting blood" urged her
to star. but her reason bade her go.

She addressd restatement to Chica—
go. which led opera. lovers to believe
she would remain with the organiza-

 

(Contlnuod on Page Five)

HERMIT SAYS HE KILLED
MAN FOR CHASING BOYS

ASBl'RY.PARK. April 24.-—Samuel
Wainwright. aged 60. a recluse who
lives in an old cruiser launch in the
woods 'rwest of There. Was arrested

 

told the police that_when passing the

organimtion was manifested. but
lea-lets of the conference felt that the
subject was so large and affected so
titally the interests of the women of
the- Latm American countries. that
the delegates from these countries
should have the opporunity to consid-
er it in detail and reaéh a conclusion
among themselves.

This afternoon the delegates will
visit the Naval Academy and points
of historical interest at Annapolis and
alterwards will be received by Gov-
ernor Ritchie at the executive man-
sion.

HOPKINS APPEALS
FROM 31!!) PIN!

 

 

$100 and full'costs when arraigned he:
tore Judge George H. Vosburgh in

Spain. she steamed down to join the
grim ring of steel with three slanting.
slender muzzies of he:-

”guns thrusting upward from

 

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TEA SERVEO

 

 

afternoon at.
Country Club. the home 9: Mr- and

"d ynamite
the

AT SHOHEHAVEN‘

For the purpOSe of allowing mom-

the new Short-haven

Light. John Keogh.
Joseph J. Linxweiler.

pliy. ,

WOMEN’S NAMES

 

 

 

of those women of Norwalk. wh

and whose names will appear on th
bronze tablets at the base of th
cannon at

French war

. C :ockctt. nation

John W. Sculley.
Elbert WTClark.

P. E. R. Day Committeee-Johnf‘.
Bogardus .Thomas A. Skelly. C. Irving
Byington. Elbert W Clark. P. F'. Bro-

' VONBB'KZETABLBTS

following is a list of the names

nearly broken the Butler store's win-
dow. and tried to get him to accom
party him to police headquarters. Tori:-
protested his inalienable fights and i?
required the assistance of Patrolmar
\V’allace Snmmis to bring him in.

Then he collapsed on the floor. anc‘
later when placed in a. cell began tr
rave.

He was fined 37 and full costs'thi:

 

the court of common pleas. May term
9

 

e .
Library
Green. First . District. on Norwalk's . .

 

morning. but took an appeal, andfput
, 0 up bonds of $75 {or a. hearing before
served their country during the war

 

BOYS START llllli ~

\

 

Two boys. neither more than nine
years old. came near starting a. fire
which would have resulted in a con-
fiagration that could have destroyed
a. score of business blocks“ Wall

‘ street at 1:30 o'clock May we

iiOOfl.

the flames had spread to hte fronts!
the building and also to. the avail:

The two boy: found I. box of $34 "

Danes. Edith '
Gray. Ethel Maine ,
Hand. Noll! . . '

‘ Henderson. _ m“ *
rfiipflOPvAEm ‘1?" .» -’
“Xenia, Alice ~. ~

launch Wainwright‘ had appeared
with a gun and threatened them "
Wainwright said Smith visited his
shack . and threateningly demanded
coifee. Smith drank the coffee and
lett. Wainwright said. and some time .
hrs and will’huve tiled both: later Patsy \‘etralio and Nulfii Ve— There was no evidence token, a de
' 'lihn tiled wainscoting in the tuna. boys. came and said Smith had tumor, which in over-ruled. being
‘ The interior trim will be chased them. Wainwright snidhegot tend. 75:; fr . . 'nf 7;
l ni‘l‘ in chestnut stained tog bfls gun and wont .m «the .... . = ‘ . , _ _ .. .‘
:l'ain. ‘Thc living rooms will where‘hevxound—glnl ' ‘
"'r‘i'f‘d with ga- plate who. ' .

OOKMWEA iii-ii}! (As~
scented Pro-3.341;: capture of So.
' L ; Shout {Oi-ts miles
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over the store. ,

Fortunately at this stage 0: my,
sun, e. Patterning
We in sight and

Ssh-s. R. L. Skofield. The tea was \ery
largely attended and was a big suc-
r933. .

Through the efforts of Mrs. George
mule Hill. the Girls!“ and Won-unis
Club catered. furnishing dainty sunk.
riches while the V'amrvmpopc '
nittee provided the elk; {or thé

the downtown court this morning.

Hopkins, who was represented by
Attorney/Poul R. Connery. took an
appeal from the ”use. and bonds
were fixed at $350. .

Film will be 35 ice! by 62

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lyrirtments will be heated by
Sli'iln‘l heating systems. They
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