‘ .
ed to byJ
f erence Are Front-
ier Roctifications for West
lERMSDEFENllEIl —
. ASBElNli JUST
Fair Trial W'ill Be‘Given to
Those Responsible for the ‘
World \Var
mini, June 16.A—The de-
, Peace Cont'e'.
,., proposals of the Ger-
.ms handed to tile Ger-
.u «mlt-r each of the ob-
tlle enemy to the
- o original peace treaty.
‘n'lllill‘illlUuS to the treaty
milml to by the Confor-
rectifications
ll plebiscite in Upper
:unrantee to Germany
1' t t‘ll’k‘ fair treatment in
-zll products from that
nations in the clauses
.mr-e. economic and wa-
~> of the treaty: 1i9FllllS-‘
many to retain
:my tempomily. and a
H «.lrnish Germany within a
2 a full .listJai all the per-'
«ro_to.h.e.;l.gied £0r~mspons
> Wastes—1.4
loominuad. On Page Six)
WRBIDS BANS
[IF STAMFflRfl
BANK MARRIAEE“
(halos H. Leeds, Dissenting!
Storkholder of Stamford!
hat-l.- With Sharp Answer;
to (lpcn Letter
;- of the Stamford Nation-
; lilo First National. of that
. l1:l'~' been in the works for
. time. with a sharp letter‘
t-‘r ii. Leeds, one of the
named in The Sentinel, at-
.2; attention in this city,
z-ur ' ~
"£12133..-“fiii‘f-iaéf‘i‘fié‘é' T... was made ,,
" ‘ :Robcrt XV. Bridge-man and Officers;
Whiter Starrs and Howard Elliott,
of the state police; Captain D. \‘i’.
Bradley, Patrolman B. S. Bradley
and Special .Policeman Adam Roth.
. m' June, 7th, 1919. a ir-
'. 9-4an by eleven of t e
‘ us of the. Stamford Na-
:1 by the Hon. Schuyler
._ rv‘lll to each of the stock.‘
' :gives in full detail the
ninth the merger will be
g. .1 On Page Twelve)
fllilllllilfl
iiiii SUFFRAEISTS‘; EALIHIRNIA ’pfluNE _
__ l
'\ - n v: I
‘ we in“ to Be One of}'
' nmrtlliii‘e to Demand EX-E
W‘s‘lOIl of Legislature"
~——— 1‘ SAN FRANCISCO, June 17.——Tele-‘
"- rims H. Holcomb yes-‘ phone operators. linemen and other
1 in rem-ire a deputation} electrical workers throughout Califor—,
. 2" f‘lE-“ut Branch of the; ma wen
my; Party in the exec-,union ofl’
(“Walled On an
" ‘ ‘ v
{——_———a
Royal Northv‘vest Mounted
Police Raid the Labor
Temple, Breaking Down
Doors and Window8 " '
MUCH ll'lEltlTllliE -
WAS; Alli]; SElZEII
Four Russian Agitators Are
Among Those Taken Into
Custody-
WINNIPEG, ’Man., June 17.——Ten
's <‘lte leaders were arrested in their
omes here early today and transport—
i ed in autdmobiles to some place in the
. " ' A ~ I . v ‘ ‘
Backin'rexss Afton-Three
-Da-ys of Intense, E'xcitea
ment‘and Fi '
”'3le mm 2
urinals
Attack on Villa Forces Sole:
ly to Protect American
All Uni
EL PASO. Texas. June 17.-—At‘ter
three days or intense excitement and
fighting in and near Juarez. the border
resumed its routine today with no in-;
{country presumably Stormy Mount-
|sin, by government police oflicialsw
of hostilities.
'Beflii'cijud ’
l. .
James T. W,“ 13 ‘
street, a-colored youth,
he sinner-years or no
‘ was mien-into- cu
vwmm
mu unbou- tinefwhen her attention was
‘m will not -
not! July 3rd,
ttempt‘to rope.
for. “nanny,”
Rh. R, P. llprshnll. of
in hell) itoiaher'mld.
young daughters. it ,w stated by the
police officials. had loft. the house
early yesterday woman. to take a
wall; in the bright sunshine, and had
gone as far as Susana
sei- avenue, who-.1! .
down on I. bench. ' ,
.children, who “and -~ {Hum ~
She claims die but -
““8 “limp-A
a!
radium
l
"in: ““14
dicatlon of an_ immediate resumption‘
All American
troops
'Othe arrest. r -
' r s a e reported to have. Were back on the American side last-
} been made in Calgary and other west-
tern points at the same time.
-strike leaders, the Royal Northwest
1. Mounted Police raided the Labor Tem‘l
pie, from which the strike has Intent
conducted. Considerable literature,
said to be of a Bolshevist nature. was 3
seized, the. police breaking down
v doors and windows during the raid.
‘rested included R. B. Russell, Rev.
' \Villiam Ivens. R. E. Bray, George W. ,
Armstrong, Aldermen John Queen and 3
A. A. Heaps. and tour Russian axial:
The arrests and raid were made
i between 3 and 4 o'i‘lock this morning.
‘PI (0111.:
lFflRFElT BONDS
‘g I lNHfllEl RAID
4‘
l ‘Not Appear in Court
in the hotel.
. of the local police department.
(Continued on Page Five),
_ -——-——----————
l .
next principal cit
Notification was 'ed.
John Buckle-v. execuv l
, g Katherinei‘
1‘ 54911111. chairman of the‘A
‘80 or
MEXICO CITY,
| (Associated Press) .——The
Sovernlnent has nothing to give out
Continued on Fourth Page.
Plltllillililtilm
Millennium
'mmmmms
Lawyer for Condemned New,
Britain Men, Doomed to,
Hang June 27, Wants Gov-l
ernor to‘ Call Board .of
The official list of the persons ar-
ftcen People Arrested in;
Mill Plain by Police Do
DANBURY, June 112—411 a raid by
‘members of the State Police Depart
Bank, Comes‘ ment, assisted by members of the
IDanbury police department, on the
Elnlwood Hotel, Mill Plain, just be‘
‘fore midnight Saturday night, four.
teen men and one woman were arrest-
? ed. Among this number was the pro.
lprietor of the place, William E. Bus—i W
i sell, who has been conducting the ho,
tel since last fall. None of the people,
arrested appeared in the City court,
.. ) . . ~ . yesterday morning, when the cases
‘ ”“ mm" “”“mmn' were called,and they all forfeited melattendins commencement
bonds given at the time of the arrest:
(Continued On pup Twelve)
CflMMUNlSTS IN
VIENNA ENfiAfiE
IM STREET BATTLE
9—H!!!"
Police Put Down the Rising.
With Small. Loss of Life
VIENNA, Sunday, June 15 (By The;
Associated Press).——An pprising by
Communists here today“ apparently
was put downJiy the police with the.
loss of several lives and the wound-‘
ing of a number of persons.
turbance today was,
most serious from a pol
view in Vienna since last November.
The street fighting was primarily foriwuhington, the
rpose of obtaining the release ‘ ‘
red or so Wt lend '
Saturday night.
first time that the lo«
had risen against the
Russell, the proprietor of the place,
was charged with three counts. keepVi
ing‘ his saloon after hours, selling in-
toxicating liquor after hours and
with being the proprietor of a house
of ill fame. The one woman in the!
ease gave the name of May Lewis.
llPERATBRS STRIKE
t on strikeat 8 a. in. today,
icials‘here asserted. _All the
ies- in the state are affect-
ers who were arrested
Today was the
on Commufists
government. Their lender is said to
common rave
>3 sm§
Hanoi-sonny ,
l GAINST REPEALING"
Mrs. M. 'roscaniWARTIMEPROHIBIfiQN _
‘ ‘ ‘H’h‘i'flrd Porritt, Miss , , 1 ‘
, _ ' .‘V’ZTWK and Miss Earl. WASHINGTON. June 17.4w - a
5; ('l'nmwen, ard 0'39“. vote of 10 to 3 the Hons
,. If“ “I” ”m“ "13"" tom?“ ' cmmnittee refused today
- Et-i't-rnor that he call a. motion 01’ Representative
Connecticut ,'~ ._ 'i' “ ' »'
I 7- ’0 ac: upon the proposed out. ‘ m
1,: to the United States Can. a . .
e ’Judiihory.
to udtgzt ‘gr Holcomb
on mm otsnohln
Shula-{night Villa and his column are some—
itaneously with'the arrests of the-“here south 0‘ Samalayuca, Qllhua-i
bud, and General" Francisco Gonzales‘
is again in full control of the Juarez
June 16-
Mexican i
Immediately folloWing the, decision!
of Judge Lucien F. Burpec. in the Sn-
perior court, yeste'rday, denying a new
trial to Erasmo and Joseph Perretta,
2 New Britain murdelers.
D-EsoDo. of counsel for the condemn?
ed men, sought audience with Govern;
’or Marcus H. Holcomb. His pmpose‘
as to petition the governor to give.
'ecial consideration to the easy1 vntll‘
a view to calling a. special session oil
the Board of Pardons to act on
I W'hen informed that the governor was
Salvator .
ii.
at Yale University, Mr. D‘E3npo de-,
cided to present.his petition im‘ned £323??th
1 pally had be
1 corner of Go
, view avenue.
The aiS-:.dent Wilson no
the 1 Washington on June 24 or 25. it the;
Rica-1‘ 90W 0“ Germans sign the peace treaty. '
immediately after his
President will nd-;
After clearing up:
business, he will start We. according to dispatches yon
pressing ‘9
on his {‘ng ground the circle," ear-‘ day to the State mm Cu
brooks have occurred E San Jane. the
, A-
“841‘“.
June 17.960vernor
- lhmf yew-.9111” .
ohm cool
is?
: mu
[it Still
lTelegraphers Believe Con-
, Granted -Electri-
cal Workers Will Apply to
Operators — ‘
Regards, ’
NEW YORK, June -17.——Percy Thom-
.aa, vice-president of the Commercial of New quk. w
l'reiegrapuers' Union, in charge of the the Point yesterday. had taken reii
,lstrike Mesa 0! Western union and
‘ Postal Telegraph Company operators.
a announced last night that he had re-
: ceived a message from President S. J.
in Chicago. expressing for help
the belief that the istrike might be half fly out to
terminated by next Wednesday in a
mannou satisfactory to the union.
Mr. Konenkamp was under’the min
i. pression. Mr. Thomas said, that Post-
. . . imaster-General Burleson would issue
Pardons ln SpectalScssmngan order by um date making ap-
| ——*— .
cossions‘
Q fanned "
3 Konenltamp.
(Continued pun Page Twelve)
lllllVEIllESSTRUBIi
liliiiilllWN HILL
The inhabitants of the bill so
a spectacle a
which in Westport, a fortnight ago,
cture dispute regarding a. non-stop rule, at
were treated to
. _. _ nine o'clock.
9‘9””93 would be thriller in a moving pi
One of the large delivery Wil
the Adams Express Com— conseq
on left standing near the up in no
idea Hill-street and Bay- Candee. in the uptown City court.
There was a host of witnesses for-
d freaky notion on the part of both sides and considerable export,
it started on its downward sparring between Mealtim- Dunbar of the mm. which reo
tate.‘ and Attorney Leo Davis day,
while tho amp
. Through some unex- ‘
g the truck,
‘course and, with
1 its way toward High street.
in neat turn at the corner,
{tired when opposite th
l, Mrs. Baker and crashe
The amazing par
iwas that aside from a slight dame}
’. to the truck, nothing more serious re- and imposed a. due of $25 and the
' lcosts at the case, totalling about “0,
out a driver. wended for the s
It made representing the prisoner,
but got summing up by both lawyers called
e residence of , for a greater display 02— legal pyroa
(1 into a large technics than has been exhibited in
t of the “air; that court room
t . .
l
‘ PRESlllENTlIflPES
it till JUNE 24 —~
meme; .3‘:::..1;:;3:'l:‘;i SAN M-SERIBUS
otfinfions’ covenant.
not been announced'but moment's
to visit the principal cities We:
mamas-e-
‘onrer tho‘eoumrr. _
,' mépmident' it}: made known a.
dooiro that Home” during his
ly 01W
runner
Bail-afield
will] a noise In the bushes to
its no: or where she was hitting.
Tut-it around to investigate, she
d“ usual! abut hood sodomy
Milan or m t. Becoming um
ql. Ills Harlin called the two chil-
dhoy.,mu by a small white
boy. m identity could not he
leaned. tutored hot. Pouring tor
the surety oi' the chfldren, the II
quickeued her stew. and, had so
only a short distance, when the color-
ed boy suddenly firew up alongside of
bar. M her and. or the chi};
dren, and the! the. both heavily to .
[Roton Point Beach Had;
. SomeiExcitement, Yester-
day Afternoon
Baton Point was thewscene of great .
excitement, yesterday afternoon, when
a possible drowning of a Chinese batb- .
or was—averted by the prompt and.
heroic m of a man who refused to}
give his homo, ., ,. . , 1,?
'- A large number {fiszeQ‘Qf the p
Chinese Business
ho h an outing at
from the scorching rays‘ol the sun, l
the refreshing surf. One of the bath-11113 honor, the mayor.
era, evidently s poor swimmer. in try. 1 “3m license or
mg to reach the float. suddenly called1 They
and sunk beneath the surface ‘1 appoint
his destination. There refused to issue the desired document.
ion the ground that certain carnival
shows given in recent years have not
been to the best benefit of the city.
in vain did the committee produce
documentary 'proot that the Traver
show was or the highest character.
-and that all the money taken in at the
various concessions would he handled _ sem
only by the members of the Pioneers.
in vain did they plead that the city
should show them some special cou-
siderstiou. us a. slight token of appre-
ciation, for their valuable volunteer-ll
The mayor said that he had
i made up his mind to ksep
Elbe kind out of the city. and woul
i make no exceptions.
hummus
milling Til RUN
(Continued on Pm Five)
WUNII fillllTY
0F ASSAULT
Tile case ‘of the state against Bus
lett’s usual stopping place and
and the case was proth sppea‘fie‘d
the required bond of 350.
M
"‘le
in} WASHINGTON, June 17,—The rev—l
olutlon against the Tinoco Govern-
ment in Costa Rica has entered anew
J capital, and the general situatiomwu
the‘rrmideut expected to described“ serious.
mullet-W non , w
. ‘ I . Ifl ‘
,w
(3;: The AM you. -
(firmsny’sfi'mwerwflo .
peace terms‘hlust be
the PQRC‘CDW.
fore, 6:49'p. m., Paris time, .
lday, June 23. The five-day
ioriginally given the enemytd ”
:tion to either accept or to
terms was extended forty
'hours by the Conference ‘
BrockdorE-Runtw
head of the German peace m’ -
.left Versailles last even' 7
. 'Weimar, where he wifi
- day. -Accordj_ng “3;“
e tritium
Refuses to Issue License for
Proposed Carnival
Planned by Uptown Fire
Company ‘
Count von
‘. so :17 my 0;. u ~
The .Plouefid nook-us né‘dse
y; which had been plannijlg to hold
lvnl. on a vacant lot, on Main.
street, to be given by Alto Inver
hibttion Shows, now playing in Sta
ford, yesterday sent a. committee t
to procure the
Cabinet, which will ‘
vised «meaty to expertswho
port as soon as possible.
The terms will be laifl. ~ . 5
iGerman National Assembly - I
_ inesday, and the Cabinet Inky?
“tied and “3" that a vote be taken 'on' SW
ed when Mayor Donovan flatly or rejection, so that it any ‘9‘ 7“
having a mandate, {rot-the B
It is expected '. ~
the consideration of the pact .
be continued by the Cabinet
iFt-idsy, and that the final GM
wer will be laid before the.
bly for ratification on 83
, WQM‘L:
veto ,much surp
man 'peoplc.
‘ Immediately after the A ~
thus acted, it is expected, the v p
(Continued On Page Three!
all shows of ,
“alumina V
lNAlBANlli'w
ALBANY, N. Y., June 11—1110
terlor ot Keeler‘s Hotel, a . ,
anown throughout the country. ‘
r9 destroyed by lire in loss “on
pened 3’88“!“ ‘ hours, early today. The 280 . "
“be? 0‘ all men, escaped. One of tho . H
The was buried beneath mun; onus. ‘
S: C. Company stated thatfifi per killed. The loss is estimmd u.
employes were at work than halt a million dollars.
unis 0. £2 0. Company re-',
ported more of the help at the
toes than appeared yesterday.
‘Drlver Bend". of the Norwulka:
ction Bridgeport line, who kicked Frank‘s
bout Willett, a local man. out of his car.
after a
uent non-payment of lure, came '
urt this morning, before Judge
ANSONIA. June 17.—-The manage
reported an increased :1
loyes at work this morning.
The blue. of unknown origin._
mu discovered shortly after 8 I. n.
”the cabaret, a building which
her was not given. The strikers sleeping quarters on the
claimed that only a few children and a time it w” mauled to
girls were at work
The Ansoniu M
for some little time. :
Judge Condos {and Bender guilty, ch
_ opportunity to
snufucturing the patrons, many of whom, « .
Company. which closed down»: low scantily clad, in the . ,y
hours after reopening Ffltefdfiy. 0983‘ hotel. only to’be dfi
this morning "1‘1 street subsequently.
mined in their rooms tall“
hater forced to throw their on!"
; from windows sndmko their
way of the are escapes. ‘
Miss Anna Biguaulun, t .
orator, remained at her 3
summoning potions from their .
until she was overcome by ~
The buildings were lives“
and of brick construction. "
wannabe DAMN,
FAIRFIELD u 2
owner
in the A10. & C
to the September term of the Bridge-
port court. Attorney Davis furnishing
ed its doors again
reported that hall of its force was at
There was no trouble at any. of the
made yesterday by
«its 'ind'u wholesome
ds which were u
mills.' The arrests
the deputy sh
eflect and the crow
feature at the mill gates
weer absent. this morning.
force of ofllcers were
theplnnts‘; ’
BANDITS GET 559 .
IN CLEVELAND BAN3
CLEVEIAND. Ohio, June 179471”
armed bandits late (you, ordsy otter.
uoon held up the, "West Cleveland
second in n stolen unmoun-
on duty at all a!
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