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\My L'". (\K"O(‘lult‘di home of Lord O‘Neill “hose son is
1 1: >\ or 1111- number or rspeaker of the [later House of Com-
. 4.1.1.1311. alutoflngs mona. was burned today by fozty men
1-. ,1 1.; t 111 1' 0111 1111 to said to be from T1 rone. The caretaker
11 .,. .1111. 1111-<:11131\\:ls 110111111111 while defending the cal»
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, ”,1 niname Station was attacked and bad-
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1 ' \Hro- ssv‘ui in the report Of
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Lost His Leg in Accident at
Miller St. Crossing on the
New Canaan Branch
Crifiin 0! Stamford
Superior Corrt for
{lL’JlIlE‘l iii" New Haven Itali-
:1-: rcsnlt of the-.grzulr» cross-
ing :11111'1111ol7l'c acci-lcnt of D-ficr‘ml‘cr
‘2. liffll. :1! Spring-info in which Elisa;
Minnie l'lrich lost her life. Mr. Griffin
lost :1 Inc in the accident. Four other
occupants of the car “'crc badly hurt.
At Miller Street (‘nwsinz
The accident occurred :11 the Miller
street era-11‘ crossing. Sprinml-lic. near
the Slumfv‘r-l Rolling Mills Co.. 11.1
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the Griffin automobile hurling tht oo—
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\\ 1.:11‘1 01:.‘l‘ \Ia1'211.—-A mecling of
the old home gunrdsmen was held in
111-;- To“ '1 null last night. to organize
a branch of the Veterans of the Con-
necticut Stnte Guard. This organiza-
tion is planning to have branches ex-
tend to all the towns that had home
guard units in the \‘l'orld \‘V'ar. Edward
C. Nash of King street. who called
the meeting of the former guardsmen.
received word at the formation of the
posts from headquarters. About 30
men were present at Jhe meeting.
Captain Henry L. Sterling. command—
ing ofticerci the Norwalk armory. told
the men of thwcnefit of such an or-
ganization. by which the Guard might
be called together at any time.
It was voted to have a post. the
name to be the Albert Bieling post.
\. C. S. G.. in memory of Albert Biel-
ing. who died while in the senice of
the Home Guard. Meetings will be
held once a month in the Town hall.
The following officers were elected:
Commander. Edward C. Nash; secre-
tary. John F. Godlllot.
One executors deed. filed in the
Town clerk's office. records that Ken-
new M. Coleburn. executor of the
‘eotate of Henry F. Coleburn. late of
Norwalk. has conveyed his interests
in a tract of land at Compo Mill to
.Charles B. Rich of Stanford for
81 000. ”Arthur B. Column (if-Nor-
wall: has sold his shire to 'Mr. Rich
for the sit-.1113 price.
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The “fork! Wide Guild of the South
Norwalk Baptut church. added by
the Young Men‘s Chou. presented "A
Stitch In Time” 'very ”awfully be-
fore a lag-go audience at the church
last Hafiz. The complwe program
and cast of character- m published
in last night's paper. 3 W. . the
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WEST PALM BEACH. May 20.—
l-‘ederal authorities have entered a
charge or piracy against Sanford
Moble;.. is your old youth. held in jail
hero In connection with the robbery
of the Bank of Stuart at that town
near more. last week, who they declare
to he a leader or pirate bands respon—
able for numerous raids recently on
the caramel: 01‘ vessels in the vicinity
of the Inhamas.
:cquest by the federal authorities!
that‘doble) be placed in their custody. ,
was inade.tl1e:.said.as the result of
an cxlensh‘ in\estigation by both
American and British authqaites n! 112-;
font raids on ships. These raids were
conducted in true pirate style. and in
one instance suit: to have netted the
pirates $15,116.10. Moblcy is lacing held
here With anothzr youth ‘with whom
[he was aricntc'l :1 tor a chase leading
half way across the slate following: the:
bank robbery. ‘
The wee-R4111} list of automobile ac-
claegu in int-ion commezt'enfl 24
hours in advance this week, for
shortly after 6:30 last evening a
Packard twin six 01+li by Harry
Pcrvls or 1057} East 111111 street.
Brooklyn. ‘5. Y» and oplratei by E.
Q. Pun'is101’ the name address. took
a nose div into a telephone pole- and
tree in below the llattcnlxauscn gas-
NEW YORE'" ‘May 20.-——Abandon-
meat of the promo merger or in-
dependent steel companies “as gener-
all? ton-econ today as a result of the
withdrawal of the Youngstown Sheet
and Tube Company from the six com-
pany- combine.
While a statement of Thomas L.
Chadbon‘rne. counsel for the interested
compahtea which was issued after
olinc station in Darlen.
}ust who: saved the occupants of
the 211‘. tuo m°n and two w.omen
1mm ht 111g killed. remains a mystery
to those who investigated the keel.
’de: 11. Pun 1< remixed deep cuts about
‘the face and arm) and leg. and was
taken to a nearby‘residence where Dr.
G 02-89 H. Noxon gave surgical atten-
tion. A young lady Whose name could
not be ascertained made an emu-t to
leap from the car. She received deep
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Lambert HOmestead in Wilton
Has -Moét. Romantic. History
To Be Scene ”of Wéd'ding chi‘norrow—Razed in 17.2.5 and
Is Oldest Building in lVilton—Figured Largely in
Revolutionary win-
Lambert Homestead. South “ Eton. \1 hose- History E Briefly [£91111 It's-low
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3-1 rt family, is to ‘14 .'r\. ' the l‘r‘ldr‘ of
Altornt-y Henry Fowl'r if Vics? liar-
ring'ton. It. 1.. the “inkling to he held
from tlw old home'stcrui. uro-
iisz-lt will be p=‘:'f‘r.‘1'mc-tl at St.
M;.:tl1ew's church by 1:91. 0. Stewart.
Sliclacl and Rev. I’lu'zcia Barnett of
Newton-n. Conn.
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Obeh and Heidi Grottos,
With Band, 1&0 ‘Attend
Ceremonial Here May 27
Obch Grotto. of Bridgeport. will
come to Norwalk 200 strong and Heinz
Grotto. of New Haven. is to hire a.
special train to come to Norwalk on
Saturday. Mayflz’lth. when Hooker
Grotto. No. 5“. M. O. V. P. E. 1%..qu
hold its parade. ball game for the
championship cup, and spring cere-
monial. \
Hejaz will bring with. it ii: ball
team, its hand. and its drill team. The
ball game will battle with flanker
Grotto at Amusement Park. and then.
following the ball game.w will .be_
for the cup now held by’uonker. the
ceremonial will be hem at Hoyt‘s
theatre. , , ,
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Robert ”Peg-Leg" Brown of Nor-
wnlk. who was recently paroled fr'p...
states prison at Neathersfield, where
he had sened one year or a one to
two- wear sentez- cc. today was taken
into custocy by Patrolman Idorphv
tor flotation of his parole. He will be
taken back to prison to finish out to:
unexpired sentence.
Brown. it will be remembered, was
arrested about a yeara. and a half ago
by Constable Taylor. following a
series of robberies in Rowayton. He
creased guilty $1.11 was sentenced to
one to two years ii p. ism-1
After Brown had renea half his
time. he was patrolled with the un-
da‘standing that he was to work on
the schooner j‘Mary E. Curl!" under
the direction of Captain Comm.
Brown failed to malt" good so that
Captain Cookiin had to compmn tor
fiZie potion witfi the result that Brown
was taken into casted?
:tbat ‘aaanrerénéea or the other
' “he was letting tho-house in August
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Youngstown? withdrawal. set forth
five
companies are being continued to de-
tux-mine whether it would be advisable
to confide: the consolidation of some
or all at them." little hope was ex-
(reset-d that the merger negotiations
would he continued J A. Campbell;
president of Youngstown preaiounly
had been agreed upon as head 01' 3'19
proposed merger. sen-111g“ as chairman
cf the Board of» Directors and chair:
man of the executive committee.
ercutlves of the. remaining . rive
commuter—Rldvale Steel and 0rd-
nance. Republiclron and Steel. Inland
Stew-1.319121 and Tube oiwAinerica. and
Brier Hill Steel—ware expecteddo con~
Err with Mr. Chndbourne and repre-
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(continued on Page M)
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12 Bivorces Granted“ Yes-
today—Dragged By the
Hair, Woman Testifies
Twelve divorces were granted in Su-
perior cou‘r’f yesterday. the majority
of the 'decrees being granted on the
grounds or intolerable cruelty.
Stanislaw Adamwki of Bridgeport.
who mulcd Lena Aldaszewiski on
May 5: 1918. told the court his wife
never loved him. but .111; wanted his
money" He unfolded a tale of marital
19!8.
'Hc said he went to N: 111 Jersey for
two days 311;; on his return found the
house locked up and his wife gone.
‘The decree was granted on the ground
of dcscrtion. ‘
\l’alter Langenberg was granted a
1321 orci‘ on the, ground of desertion
from Emma Gill lang'enberg of Nor-
walk. when he married on May 15.
1317.11c charged deseriion on July
“7. 1515.
Anna .J Zang of Aomalk was di—
101cm} from \Villiam V1. 24111:; of
Bridgeport on the ground of cruelty.
(Continued on Page Twe- Ive)
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Late ve=terday afternoon South
\‘orwalk Lodge No. 529., L. O. 0 AL,
was notified by Samuel Roodner, that
they could not use his lot at Mar~
shall and berth 1121111 streets {or their
caringal. “kick was to sfart Monday.
No mason was given for the refusal
to permit them to use the lot.
' a conference with Mr. Roodne'r was
htlrl lm members 0 fthe Lodge and he
finally agreed that it the Lodge and
the Keystone (30.. which is to run the
carnhal for the Aioose, could show a.
later f-om the mayor. saying that
it. was all right for the carnival to be
lie-id l: ere. everything womd be
all‘i glut. . _
Toe letter was secured and Mr.
Roodner finally granted the Moose
the necessary permiasmn. Some
‘trouble arose oxer the lighting for the
lot. but this it is expected will be
kits/tightened out before Monday ex ea-
“111;. when the Cami al’ .3 scheiuled to
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9:119:10 additional troubles come on
top of the revoking of the license to
told thee car-11in: by the city 111111111113.
which ban wan finally refined. how-
ever.
Mayor Barton signed the am
pérml“ for the carnival to show here;
last nix 11-1111 fife
that this warm only exception that
‘ $9 the 1111 ndop‘
place. left hisbicyuleiii hon: “Bod-1v"
uau‘owlllalnmetmiw
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. ordered paid.
merit—One Board of
I litical work.
Meeting in New Haven last Tuesday.
representathes of the Connecticut
Temperance Union and the Connecti-
cut branch q the Anti-Saloon League
of America. it was learned \esterdax.
decided upon a plan for ‘the merging
of both organizations in this state. so
that ' under the plan the temperance
forces of Connecticut will make a
united extort in the inter-wise and con-
structive programs in behalf of the
Eighteenth Amendment and its en-
abling acts. "
Ben. J. S Johnstonc. pastor of the
First Presbv‘terian church in Hartfmd
was chairman of the Connecticut Tcmw
pcrance l’nion Committee while the
Anti-Saloon League was represented
by Dr. Pearly Baker. national super—
intendent. and W‘ayne B. Vthcler.
general counsel of the organization.
The committee held responsible for the
agreement in its final form are Dr.
Ernest C. Claypoolc, superintendent of
the Anti—Saloon Lemme in Connecticut.
and Roger ‘W. Davis. Professor “'il-
liam P. Hailey and Mr. Johnstonc.
I rider the plan as outlined.
organizations will work nith 1.. com-
mon budget. According ‘- the di-
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Five hundred interested spectators
witness-ed the Norwalk troops of Boy
Scouts give a public exhibition at the
Norwalk Armory last night. The ex-
hihition was one of the finest eye—r
staged in the City. and was highly
commented upon by those pres-oil.
Scoutmasters and others who 11le
charge of .he scout mmement in the
city came in for a big share of praise
for the fine manner in “hie-h the ex-
hibition was staged. This was shown
\1' hen :1 \olu‘ntzlry coll ection was taken
1111.11111". it “as found that 31pmxi—
mately $23171 had been contributed.
”‘:~.e Boy Scout mo cment nos ban
growing at a rapil rate in Bum-walk.
so that at the present time the city
ran-ks high among others or its size
in this movement of making real men
out of boys.
Th’e c:<-1ibiticn was fiivided into sev—
eral parts. \Yithout any doubt the
most. interesting of these “as. the
pledge to the flag in whiclrthe specta-
tors joined “ith the scouts. The col-
ors were presented in regular military
form while the buglcr sounded the
ca.l‘{o the colors. The pledge was
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held {gist evening at the City Hall, gaxe
out a contract for the driving of some
test piles in the local ' harbor to
Charles V% oils. or Rowaytcn.
These piles will be driven prepara-
tory to the beginning of work on the
erection of the dock. which has to be
constructed before the government
appropriation for the dredging o: the
harbor to secui'ed
The action or the tides. and the con-
dition of the Wm will be observed
by the means of these Best piles which
are to be driven in accordance with di-
motions train the (fly engineer's office;
Theworkwiflmrtzustassoonas
these .direttlons have been obtained.
. Some bills. which ‘were Wm
to the committee were examiner}
to Keep Up “Dry” Wat ‘”
In United Efiort to Mop Up “Wets” Under (he
Budget—42211131 for Renewal Battle, Each the
stitution Continuing to Contact Pledges on .
Books—Anti-Saloonists to Taclde Entomo-
ance Union and LeaguefiLatter to Handle I5-
1 vision of labors, the forces of the A‘- ~ 3
‘will handle the educational work .11
.to the Union.
} .
ical Southern Comedy
Drama At Norwalk Church
‘ church iolritly by the Philathea cm
The bridge committee. at a meeting
3511' ~.’
Directors for Tom”
Saloon [me iii-the state will m
charge M.the~le’gidntive work. with 1
the Connecticut Temperance U“
is to oil! done. Although the plan 1-:
as yet not been finally approved by a:
Union. there In no doubt. it is said. “
that it will be apt-oven as all men”
of the Union are heartily in favor ‘5
the plan. ;
The principal points or agree”
as outlined at the meeting Tuesday. '1 .
New Haven, are:
1 A common budget in which a”
all proper expenses are paid the “-1
ance will be divided in ratio of $1 it
the Anti-Saloon PM and an cc“
Pt. any persons 0
institutions w .ng. to make spew
gifts to either institution may do on;
Each institution will continue to do ,
lect pledges already on its books.
2. All political activities and In.“
enforcement matters will be placett &
the care of the Anti—l ‘oon beau-r,
while the educational work is 911ch
cd to the Connecticut Temperate?
_ Continued on Page Twelve)
“The Colonel’s Ma ”Artie
tically Presented By the:
Philathea Class and Men’s
Assembly
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Southern comedy -drama. {mini-ingot:
‘11-: adstrong qualities of the Southern»
er. w as presented last night in spiel}..-
did fashion at the Nonalk M. E.
and the Mons Asembly. The dram-t
was attended by 311‘ audience of nearly
three hundred and was a big success.
not only from a financial standpoint.
out from the viewpoint of a dramas:
critic as well. .
The- “hot-headedncss" of Southern
colonels has long been the basis for
many a rim to pleasing comedxk
dramas. And so it was in this can.
Colonel Rudd and Colonel Byrd are
mortal enemies as the result of youth‘
{111 quarrel mar boyhood sweethearts.
And so. when Marjorie 81' rd. daugh—
ter of Colonel B1 rd. “h; le posing a: A
waitress. falls in love with Bob Rudfi.
Colonel Rudd' 5 son, a rail; or pecans:
Situation is in the works. '
\Vhile this part of the plot is being
unfolded Mrs. Carroll and her daugh-
ter Julia \isit Colonel Rudd. with in
result that a. second romance is Ill-
folded. inasmuch as Julia and 80‘
Graydon. another Southern-'1' fall it
loxe with rach other. From then“ .
on. many amusing situations at“
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timonv is believed "to be of grad
prosecution value” were or; ained o.-
day at indict. Call- by I «G: Angela dil-
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riage in Mexico; of Rodolph Valon— ‘
firm. and Winifred Hut-nut. kno‘i '
'pmfessronally as Nata Clumhaavl.
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plot-re int-grew who had atom
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