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NORWICH. May 12,—Allyn It
Brown. a law partner of the late Don-
ald AG. Perkins of this city said today
that'he gave no credence to supposi
tions that Mr, Perkinsmight have had
a shock while driving the automobile
which upset at Branford on Saturdai
morning causing the instant death of
both IMI‘. Perkins and his wife.
That the machine had skidded and
. gotten beyond the control of Mr. For
him; was the very evident explanation
of the accident, according to Mr.
Brown, who with Edmund W. Per-
kins, son of the victims of the acol-
(pontlnued on eighth page.)
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merino, -WNewmtsMw
raga pinhol- up in the policewomA
clairvoyant trust solicited. are one
posted. today. Three ommore politi-
cians and policemen will be in custo-
dy by nightfall. State's Attorney
Home intimated upon reaching his
office this morning.
. Hook and Ladder
. South Norwallt Department Kiloi A
Busy Saturday and Sunday
Two still alarms and 'one' box alarm
of fire more been. attended by the
south Not-walk Fire Department. wince
noon on lsaturday. None 03 the drop
did any great damage, however.
in answering lithe alarm. drama lip!
Eddie Wilson, driver for the Old Well
Company, found dif-
ficulty in working the brake and as
the truck rwent down Havilandl street»
it was impossible for him to indigo the
turn into Water street finitely. ao‘lte
ran on in toward the steamboat dock.
.Here he backed around and proceeded
to the fire. . It was indeed a clever
trick on the driver 3 part. for had he
at-Atemped the corner at: full speed
someone must have been injured.
The first line was a still one. from
the depot at 12:30 o'clock Saturday.
The firemen were called liior a rubbish
and-fence lire some one hundred feet
of fence being consumed at the east
side station.
The next alarm came dram Box 52
general alarm, for a. fire in Ghiotto';
fruit store on the Washington street
bridge. The fire here was in a pile
oi burlap and on the .wooden beams
at the rear of the place. started bya
spark from the ipeanut roaster. it is
belles ed. The East Norwaik Fire De-
partment 'was also called out for this
fire, but arirved shortly after; uhe South
Norwaik boys had settled the blaze
with extinguishers and chemicals.
Yesterday, again, a still alarm took
the department to Meadow street.
where an out-door toilet on the proper-
ty of Ferdinand Van Seoi’ was burn-
in; It intimation be have been stern
ed by «brim a alim-
cuter George W. Bogsrdua meant;
mat eiiW‘dnsy prevent miss- by his:
trig careful of all [miners and rdbb‘is‘h.
The cause of the greater number of
recent tires in South Norwalh can b3
directly traced to a rubbish pile. The
chief's suggestion isa good one and it
is hoped that eyery householder will
see that no rubbish accumulates on
. (Barney Bertsche, lax-convict, former
saioonlteeper and politician. arrested
as the go—betwesn (or the necromnnc-
ere, apd who is at liberty on ball, was‘
guarded throughout ille.,.night by de-
tectives stationed abouthls residence,
The state’s attorney will place his
evidence against Bertsche before the
Grand Jury when it coavenes todai'.
nndA asserts he will show that several
politicians and policemen received a
hart of the $500,000 alleged to‘hnve
been collected annually from the
crime and graft rings in exchange for
protection. Mr, Hoyno declared he
nan positive proof that orsanlaod
gangs of picupoclteta and thugs paid
thousands or dollnrs weekly for lra~
munlty.
, "i am going to get the men who roI
halved the protection and the men
who'iluportad the cialrvoyanii. pick-
uockats and other criminals to Clues.
gofroln other cities." said Mr. Mayne.
Where are so many angles that l
earths»)! Aiuat where the thing will
broth outpost."
The prosecutor “All he would prove"
to the Grand Jury that diertncllo noted
it "liner" for many clairvoyantn in
swindllng onset in several large east-
orn cities where the "spook trust" has
been operating.
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m
Anatolian. May 13mm worst tya
photon Wood in yam. struck
the islands today. causing many
small
titanium and numerous tighter orbit.
The W “will” at up total
titty-cm but tho tom death list.
deaths and widening semi
iron: the name is wetting with is
it is better
their lieu.
his property. for the safety of himself
as weil’as of his neighbor. '
éllin vllrzvtll roll ,.
ii. account's Still
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A Mr. and Mrs, Harry Goodwin. of
Spring stret celebrated the Bar blitz;
5d! at 3 o'clock on Saturday afternoon. A
_ and the big sutfrsge map and to give
Each afternoon?
inundation
ed Exhidlls in my
rying up the business air
they were doing. This is the answer:
The uoman suffrage cainpaign. in
South Norwalk opened today. And the
young women Who have been touring
the State for months working for
"Votes for W0 on." have become as
efficient at he maring and nailing and
posting and chi-tying heavy loads. as
they are at sparking-«which in swing
a great deal. This eiiiciency has been
a necessity. because so large a port
of the campaign work has to do with
the exhibits which have been put up
around town today.
Some of these exhibits are run by
9th «and ed ofidoils and plead
ads. when there are
WW Hinton fit. the “bib“,
font by Ah3 Oonbumer’s League. And
over all the exhibit and everywhere
in town, in purple. white and green.
can be soon the ehibboleth or the suf~
(racists: "Votes for Women"
Headquarters {or the week will be
at 117 Washington street. At lent
one of the campaigners will be there
at all times. to explain the exhibits
out free literature.
at four. and each evening at eight
o'clock, there will be speaking at head-
quarters.
Factory meetings. which have prov-
campaign methods. were held today.
vnh of their son Morris, last evening.
ito their many friends and relatives
from town and other cities
According to the custom. a child of
Jewish parents in trained at an early
one in the "nitrate language. history,
and doctrines prior to his thirteenth
birthday, after which time his rev
‘calvua llla Bar Mltavali or communion.
When the young man receives his Bar
hiltsvali he in entitled to a place in
the bile You or council essential for
prayer.
A lnruo authoring was present. in-
cluding many guests from this city.
prldaoporlffltamford. and New York.
Muster ticotiwirf. who in an excell-
ent vloiiplilt, rendered several anion.
tlona. and mint musicalrnum‘beru by
the clients were enjoyed. lifter delivw
tiring a commendable address in lie
brew on a tonic chosen tor the once-
eton by the instructor, Master Good-
win received many handsome , gifts
from relatives and waIernily com
plimoniod up his mastery of the liti-
brow tonsils. ‘
about Invention“ guests
fitamford and Tilt! Homilies.
it Nliw York caterer
mailman: and they were. of the
a. prom or musical selections
moot delightful A’ A'
is
1!. 3. draws.
t attrition» comb. rendersAA'a
W ' 1
Numbered altogether titers. were
inoludlnlm
tum ill-om blob ”furl: museum.
Klimt the re-
donor soloist of the
large bags with literature and hand- A-
billa. stand at the factory gates. As
the men and women go out they are
fifteen minutes before the whistles
blow, short suffrage smashes are
made. Street meetings will be neld‘
on pleasant afternoons and evenings,
and many invitations are being receiv-
ed tron: clubs, societies and unions
for embers. This evening Min
Alyce Gregory will speak before the
Cigar Makers Union.
The bi; mass meeting. which will
bring” the campaign week to -: close
will be held at he south. Namath
Congregational Church. on Fridaa'bvw
plug. The speaker will be Mat East
a brttiltnt young man and one at the
most popular oi the lecturers no out-
fraga. lilo has been a lecturer at Go»
tumble «University and is sdiur oi
The‘biussl.
Miss Emily maroon. state organiser
of tholcopaoctiout Woman Hummus
Assoc lion, in director of the cane
painte- Clara Hill and niunim
are ' are sum the campaigner“.
and the others who are here are Mrs.
born c. Allende, at Oblong»: lulu um
“Megan. of Madam MiII dialed anon:
., ‘0! anti. Lake City. and WI tailor
notifier. of New Yum A
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‘ HIV. MAI. "Afloflfl
some interning and cannibal-
Perhaps you saw young NOW All)!“ ”
“wondered who they were and what he coated
HONEY .
electricity and are most complicated. -.
urged to “come bacir early." and then ‘
man. oi New York. Mr. Eastman is H
and dissatisfwtion
his battle were the
la' 'in spite of his
Still alive no Bi.
teat
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lAttOrneyd rai .lolm H Light has
Just given an opinion: to the effect that
for 38 yea armpit-otters of the! State
of Con t hare accepted and il-
legally no personal benefit
fees at hearsay thousand dol-
some that the to—
tor the raglan-Inner or curpo
bonds.
Cunptmiler Dunn but before him
' sist from any antloapaneae legisla-
~ by Geemtnry of State Bryan.
' to withhold his signature from the
’ Moral Government [an opportunity to
«flit.
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Fair continuum-moor in interior.
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Secretary BryandA‘Sends a Last
Incest forghir; Wilson to:
A Governor Johnson
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Butftoi in Detail
WASHiNG'A‘ON, May 12.6The Presi.
dent's iinal appeal to California to de-
tion at this time was made public
here last night in the form of a tale-
grsin sent. to Gov. Johnson yesterday
.. The Secretary urged the Governor
alien land bill in order to give the
take up the question diplomatically
with Japan. He promises on behalf
of the President that if Gov. Johnson
mentioned on Sixth Page.)
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was ol- dinner. Iguana
com». or atrium died sudden
rm some: innocence as any
about. 81.600 in fees. this raiding of
the law convinced him that boiled no
right to the money. no but! his
predecessors had taken all tint came
that way but he decided tumult for
io‘zal advice and got it—tiie answer
being—"You have no right to the
money " f, ‘ ~
According to the attornefgenefal
ovary comptroller who has retained
the fees in. question is subject to linel
N imprisonment for so doinx. Of
the it citizens who have served as
ed one of the most important of the comptroller since 1817 ten are dead. the can“ bottom Mr Smith and Wil
inn-comptrollere now living are:
At the noon hour the mung women“ Frank D. Stout formerly of New Ha administered first aid treatment until
at their home by a reception tendered l nearing their regalla and carrying ven, now of WashAnxiou. D 0.: ‘the arrifii of the physician. but he
Thompson Grant. of iliuiield; A. W.
”Mitchell of Woodbury, and Thomas D.‘
Bradstreet. of Thomaston
The fees in question are 25 cents for
the registration of each bond and 10
her Dunn has received a numb” ot
checks from corporations in payment
at the fees but was of the opinion that
for hire . to appropriate the Amy
would be contrary to the statute; which
provides that no onciu Iii-a mom
money for his Isrvlces in and-ac ofhla
lanai salary or compansatiod.'
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wasntucrbn. any: 13.4mm tar-
iit revision baht untried from the
,ét
mi}
session today.-
The; mom ”A“ I“
faiths was a topic {trail "'
WWW mode the i
more»
cents for the cancellation. i.‘.ontptrol-i
arouse. will no renewed in the Senate
* tomorrow. when the Underwood bill
comes up tor reference to the bounce
committee The Bonnie was not iii
The listing mot today to dispose at
what some party leaders refer to all
“chicken land” with the announced
9WD- oi welcoming atrium inseam
Mair for were days, a beginning of
Win mutants (or atudisrvbsw :
Witt slid imputation or can
View avenue. the home of Charles N.
selector. term Medical axitmlm
Aer Samuel .iiun‘tington. who was
called. after a hurried examination by
Dr Robert E. Purdue, stated death woe
practically instantaneous with the at-
tack and that itwas noopiexy.
Goncay was sixty-seven years of age
number of years, went from Min-tin
Bates. Jr.. a Company’s factory in
Spring street to Mr. Smith's home to
do some garden work. He left the fac-
tory at 11:46 and was found by Mr.
Smith about 12: so lying prone upon
l
' iiam Summers. who resides next door.
Asaid the man was probably dead when
found Examiner Huntington gave per
A mission for the removal of the remains
to D W. Raymond s morgue.
Goncay was sixty-seven years of age
and leaves a wife and live sons. lie
but been on the pay roll at the fur fac-
tory for a good many years and was
quite walleltnown about town.
The funeral services were held this
morning tit 9 o‘clock from at. indis-
laus' church in Springwood. Rev
amen ll'. Oherntiziiy officiated and
interment followed in St Mary‘ a cam-
etery. .
COUNTRY CLUI IVINTS.
.m
the season.
recognised this coming summer
Club.
dancing“ the evening. “fills iltl'alntn
on
in the atoning
MW Dill
this afternoon.
June it. it, can ti. 1i.
not a. D. lily”. 80. Warp
M “A '
1 I, iorlioals listed Same as fhal ,
, The regulation formerly read as fol-
‘ equipped with air tonne under dock
All on boatdr‘or waon‘orooerir tabulation
Duncan and Other Mfaln Planned for
The following are days that will be
as
special days at. the Norwaik Country
Damion Day, May filth—«There
will be music in the afternoon and
the tennis tourustliont will be played
only 41.th grill be music in
therafternoon andrnuslo and dancing ,
Mother “Music
and dancing in the evening. Music in
19. Ill Aim
be ,, in i we o‘clock in the
from it until it chisel: in the «saints.
he the my visa so rumoured
Experience on ocean-Going. lio-
nn‘ doaslwise Vessels
Probably the most important choose
is one relating to the credit. to be
given for experience on motor boats
to applicants for'licenses as masters
of coastwlse steamers.
Motorboat Experience.»
lows:
“‘Praotical service on the deck de-
partment of an ocean going or coast-
wlae steam yacht shall be accepted,
when offered in documehtary evidence
by any person applying for an orig~
that license or raise of grade on ocean
going coastwisegstearp vessels, as be-
iné' equal to the same amount of ser-
vice in any ocean going or coastwise
steam passenger vessel."
At? amended, the. words "vessel pro-
pelled by machinery" have been sub-
stituted for the words “steam yacht."
thereby permitting many men who
hails had training and experience on
ocean going and coastwise motor
yachts and who were formerly pre-
vented from obtainng licenses as
masters of coastwiae steamers to se-
cure admission to the examination
given to applicants for such license.
Lifeboat changes. 3
There were. two ‘othcr‘changes of
importance made. The first Was a
new rule in regard to lifeboat equip-
ment on motor boats under 50 tons
burden subject to inspection. permit
ting them to travel with a lifeboat
capacity of only 100 cubic feet when
navigating in daylight only and when
pf tutti
Vessel
with Mil complement or W
at is ' to sustain the
by iron or steel wateotwit bulkheads
of sufluient‘ strength and so arranged
that the, vessel wili._relnnin shoot with
her full complement of passengers
with any two compartments open to
the sea. The necotui was anew rule
permitting «the licensing as‘ masters of
lake bay. sound. or river steamers
of persons who have served five years
on anti vessels, one year of which has
been as master.
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WASHINGTON, May d2.-—~The
British; canadisn ad Australian dole
gates to the conference to arrange for
Jerry cannell.‘7liinpl' A
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Policeman, Newspaper than7
of participating in a Sunday ball ga" ‘
at Savin Rock grounds on April ‘*
brought
“King” Sherwood and “Pop" on:
of the New Haven ‘ball team, heard
the West «Haven court today/mesa posit. ,
in a line of $10 and.costs upon
David Iii lF‘itzGerald attorney 1
ment has been made several times
a full of water and.
and Pop factor, at flew
Fined Sill scoliosis
run it
Others Blvd Evidence ,
NEW HAVEN, May 12.-—'rlie opera.
against “Jerry" Con
players, toolr an appeal and than
$100 each were furnished. it. is _
pected that the appeal will be per!
ed so that the case may go to the!
promo Court of Errors, but this a
fore in similar cases and no case“
been carried up 1 «
The chief interest in the c .
pend upon ‘dl‘ect complain
complainant. who mist be a.
of West New Haven. must kw
court to give evidence. in n
cases will he figure as the ‘
out. He will simply not Is the ’
cuter. Mr Momma said that
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(Continued on sum not
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$29,140 VEiliilBT roe
lien term ABE
Archibald C. Foss. a realty but
who lives on Prospect street. Ah
lage. and who formerly maintained
the celebration of the one, hundred
years' peace between Great Britain
Inna the United States began by the
Treaty of about 1814. arrived today.
They faced a round of entertainment!
that was almost appallina. " .
Met at the station by the Washing-
ton bommltteo of one hundred. they
were taken to visiting autocars and
hurried off to a hotel. With an inter»
val of only New moments. they were
ashamed to meet Secretary Bryan.’
waiting to receive them. Luncheon at
the residence of Col Robert on. Thomp-
son was to follow. Then the visitors
were to rent.
load. for the crowning event tonight.
a banana at which advocates of peace
will speak for a further with of am.
lty. senator hoot is to be lonelines-
tar. The Carnegie Endowment for
international Peace will b. host to
bars of the visiting party are on. the
broom; f . A.
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WILL HOLD lildltll't‘lON-
The“ ladies who participated in the
Inocunulabitatiou tor are again.
are planning to hold a reception to one
who assisted in the bark at the ow
city hall on Wednesday any 21 non
dilatation and
all over i
Iverdict of 329,740 against 'ule AA
Act the Supreme court. New York
and at noon @reelddnt Wilson way
Elaborate preparations had been'
mitts“ visitors. Many distinguished menu '
cities in the peanut building, was
York Central Railroad. Wed
from a jury in Mstlce Whitaker“! £3;
ir'
Foss sued for commissions on
transfers to the railrosdxoi v
waterfront property in Weeha
opposite the territory in it! ..
between sun and 48th airport
arranged the boosters in” I”.
being assured, he testified.
Newman, then president. of the‘
road. that no purchase- would on
except through him:
Later. he said. the railroad .
parcels of the land worth mo W
11,000,000 through other birch
Mr. Fore tsp wide-awake .
an extensive advertiser.~»l’ort
tar Journal.
Mr. Foss formerly held an
North Main street. this city.
known in South Norwsilt lift
in which latter place he in
LADilI' soon! as swi‘
On Friday nilht at the N
brary auditorium. inclination
too or the Town Union. on
«Daughters and acne save
play, entitled. .‘A‘The millet it!
ton” before a large end it
dialled. The: chair than I.
only my and those
dimly deserved the ham
distillation that. was mirth
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