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PRESS flEWS FRO ALL PARTS OF THE $031.13 I. A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR ‘ ' ’
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NSEANllY KlllED Al EARREll’S
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l 11. 11lovee This Morning Met Death \Vhile at Work at the
New Mansion at Hickory Bluff -— Struck Head
Again-st Tree and Received a Fractured Skull
:0 .
the cau~ June... ’22—-
! 1111111: a spirited hoNe on the followed almoat instantly. Sunday
\V I'll M A R.
. or 111111.... .1. 17111-1111. presi- being “ Emmured Skun' The body The German 11'arships 11hi1h “'t‘l‘f‘
., 1.1 1111- U. S. 5w“, Corporation, WaSkDiCkm :1:d;31‘9d" E0: 1b). ”\me not surrendered to the allies and
war in on e ‘arre es a e. 1 . '. . . .. . .. .
IIII. Bluff. this morning. William . g__ I. I T- . . -.«, sum-dilmh have bun .1111hor1d off
. “1- “mm“ '- me“) “'4' ' luel, “ilhelmshaven and other
tonne); an elnploytg accidentally
moned. but the man was dead before points. have been sunk by German
. ,1llllnsl instantnnootu death, he ““4me 1),: S. H'. Huntington. med- sailors manning: them. tiCttHl‘dlllg
1.11- accident occurred shortly after 1...} txgnuinel‘ invtstigated the case to a report received here from 8.
- .. -l111k. \lr. ('looney “ho haul rid-“.1“; 11111111! that the fach were as; stat- “qu”,“. authority.
11 11111-111 \lr l~ .11-11-'11 . 1111s.:1..-r1-,111 111 .tlitnt', : According to the, reports. there
11-5911» the fact 111.11 1111:5131“: 1111- 11......11111-11 11-11.- :24 years of age, and were twelve (lerman war vessels.
115ml lite. “’11“ on the animal's back 11115111111 in New Jersey. where he has llt‘5i(l(|s destroyers which “'(‘l'e in
11.141 .~lt(ltle'nl_\ the ho.- started on :1 wm- liring. He has been employed German .11'at1-rs. not havin been
7i16~ l't'itl 1111. 11' 111-1 111:" ll'llllflnil‘lt" by Mr. Farrell for some months. and turned tn't‘l‘ to ill? Entente under
“Mr. and 1111: 1111111- twin: his hold. 111111111. his stay here lived on the the armistice provisions.
4.11. thioun 1i11l1-nlly to the ground. premises. i;(fNI)T)I\'I" 'Jfinp 23,—:Altllnll2‘lt
Th»- man's head struck against a tree il't‘pnl'ls have stated that six iter-
1:1 111- 1.1.7.1 and death to the I111 ans were killed and ten \\'tllllt(lt‘1l
3-11l1111 the boats of the (ierman'
jil'leet in Seapa Flo“ 11er1- fired
upon subseqilent to the, st'llttling of
lthe German fleet the Dail1 Mail
iltEll ERCSS SENIIS ...
\s
i 1dro11 111111 and that some may pos-
I lsibly have reached the Orkney Is-f
, ihtnds and have not yet been re-
TURNS FIRST Tl!
[MST "l: ”VINE $11," 295.151“ of Mater-Emloiio main force 111 the urinati
i 1al Shipped to Relieve W3!” fleet. 11' as absent excereisingz at:
l Sufferers' 1n Europe lsea 11 hen the German ships 11 ere
I
i'it‘fimI —'l‘1'y :1 Sentinel 1111111 .111.
l'lt‘dVlh‘ Subcommittee Fur-1111111411111 some dritters small
{1111 MORE 1111111 ,
111 111111 111.18 1111111
1.1111 it is belie1e11l that
"till SURRENDER "'0
says he issued an order to sink
the ships. the Daily Mail! adds.
Fair tonight and Tuesday.
and did so because at the beinnincrf
of the. 11"111 the German emperor-
direeted that no German warship
should into the enemy's hands. He
sas that he believed. from 11011.»
paper reports. that the armistiu
had been ended.
Admiral vun Renter visited “(I‘-
uiany some weeks into. it brim:
understood at the time that thn 1'
mason for hlx trip there “as that
he. was ill, 301.113 returned.
at that
time be circulated the order 1 sink
the German shrips by exuding the
(enmrship or 11111111111; siflllals 10 Demand F0? Reeldences is municated its willingness to sign the Isign the treaty of peace.
the various yessek an act 11l11eh'
the close proxitnit ol the German'
ships made quite easy. The Mail‘
quotes the Admiralty as deny‘iug-
that the German crews “ere per-I
iodically changed 1111 saying that
the original e1e11s remained on
boar the \essels. _'Tliete were from
150 to 200 men on the bi ships and
from 10 to' 20 on board the des-
troyers. Therefore. there were
nearly 0. 000 in the water or in the
ships’ boats when the fleet was
REAL ESTATE
BECOMES AClWE
SAMUEL llllflllNEll
Acquires the John 11- Knapp nouncement removed one question. ' dltion made it difficult to complain
poses to Inquire W'hy Sur-I.
plus Meat 15 Not Disposedi 1
Hf
\~Hl.\'1;'l‘1”).\' l1 (2. June 22,—,
investigation 02 the con-
1. a1 “ill include a special
.11111 the hiL’h cost of living;
11l1111111111i1111e haying jurisdic-
1 .1 "Illlil'flC‘ln entered into bythe
1 11.11-1'5 (‘orpsx of which Rep-
1-1 lb Ruis. Republican, ot‘Nu-
1111.1i1'1nan. is; to call before
u-Jneral investigation
‘1"lL’lIlIV 11n1t1~r way. agents of
it‘lll‘l
' [1.1-
'*‘ illI'
' shawls are specially heavy.
Sixt1 .11... mug of knmmg .1'.arn 0m, 11.1rsl11ps and patrollin'v aircraft sunk Fourteen hundred “ere land-
inally puichased by the American Red being on guard (lY‘tl' the internch 9d 1)) BTIUSh 0" Sunda} at \ie‘g,
ross for the. making of socks and enemy squadron
suealers tor American soldiers has \dnl' r 1w 1 tr
been manufactured into 78 000 ysard ‘ 1 ‘E 111 ‘0" H
of cloth and 33.000 shans. fifty inches f “f til“ sm'remll‘l'
square and shipped aboard to help“ __
provide for the destitute war sulfer—‘
:iillmfiflvm 1111 1121: 11111111111 "
' ‘ ' ' AUTO UVERTURNS: llltllltllllill tilllllll
The cloth
blankets and heavy garments and 28.-
the Amencan Red Cross l
eommand1 rI
011 German fleet, (continued on Page 1"“
000 yards flighty inches wide with a‘
cotton warp. ~
In addition
abatement in the activity along real
estate lines in Norwalk.
the big transaction was the sale of;
Raymond Bros. coal business and "the
real estate holdings of that firm on
W'ater street.
mences with the announcement that
Samuel Roodner has again emeied the .—
llst of purchasers and that on Satur-
day he purchased
than 22,500,000 yards of material forisulted in the injurv of three people‘
occurred in the vicinity of the hound-i
the making of garments. Textiles
valued at $11,295.14. and including:
11'1.:111111.1~i on Page Seven).
dress gnodr. cotton flannel, outing
EEEEEEEEE "EE' i:11:21.".3'Ig...".:::.':.'R::t'".-1.1.32:;921$..';"';’...'::;
W BE fliSBANllEl]
. _ _ hoft. his wife Mary. and thelr son Ben-I
and gingham. Large quantities of . . o- , .
buttons. hooks and eyes, thread. need- Jamm’ all ”E 1‘" ““Shmg‘o“ S‘Ee'm
les and similar accessories also have IStamford. were on their W3? from
[been shipped. ‘I-Stamford to visit their daughter.
This material will be used in France . .
1 Al”) ._ l , ' “ ‘
EE'" E‘DCCted t0 FOHOWI' or sent to Belgium. Poland and the Vorufllf 3:3? I2: I'll femalIrfmI
.i11ly Scrap I riday—Sec- ‘ ’ ' ’3 "m . i E "
:etzn'y Opposed
ETHZI.” June 23". —A sp111t1d
i- "1‘. “1|th firld Chamber of
' ::.~ in l i l tiday night.“ Fott
my line between Doric-n and Norwalk.‘
early yesterday morning. Adam Im-
mun-‘1‘-
11
ii
lalkan States. where most needed,
Iand will be fashioned into garments a crOSS-road by another car. The Im~
b1' the peoplem who are to receive it.
.200 ARE lilllEl]
lthe occupants pinned underneath
They more 1emm'ed to the Norwtalk,
‘Ihospital where it was fcund the: Mt
- 1;, 1 .11 eha<b ee utl .Imhoff “as suffering from a badly
‘IE‘I‘II: E” the ozfianmIbzIw 'Ibruiscd hip, and 11.9.5 bleeding from
12" ' ' ()1 es: 1
1.1 . 'ln' 1' 11 iii be bitter to mi! lseveraln lacerations about the head mdg
K"-1111111 V1 illiam he son suffered a bruised
.g 1:111 not think so and a lFERfiUS— PALLS’ MEN“.I 1:..houlderd They were treated by Dr.
E‘I‘IEUEEI‘FEIE‘SE‘E l l d lVVilliam J. Tracey who declared that
. r l t '5
l w ten as: ‘ Itheir condition was not critical
ST. PAI L, Minn. June. ”It .ge—Fer 1151le
Falls Minn. early estimated the num-.
.' ..ttion is doing to war.
1 11 iron nce. said that fromI
ber of persons killed by the tornado
. 5 :1 - . , which sw ept over that town last night 1
:.l3ll'.R ltILLED. all the way from 200 to 400 and the'
\EKE. SERVICE BEEN linghergeahliglits in the business sec-‘
llL RT IN COLLISION? ion of the city were wiped out. l d
(Iv.
1 finned on Page Seven.)
ETWO DEAD, FOUR HURT
IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH
ARTFORD, June 23. ~Tvro are
I and four injured as the result of
_ A report from Staples to the North-.11 collision between an automobile and
i“ ‘-\. Uii June 23 —-One sol-
1 .- ; iletl .nd nine soldiers and Grand Hotel had been razed by the in; m Broad Brook, Saturday. The
1.1er .. 1”.“ an army motor “ind and the Northern Pacific depot dead are: Mrs. Eva nggcky, 24, o: of Hartford county. declined to dis- June. Cole, 1 room
Only meagre reports into tnflllilo‘ 'mfi” 3, $1: “:31!!!” mm- “1%“fifi “”233 of W
at alter so your: of lives:
damn bound by _ fills! 3“
- ':_\ mg enlistcd men from Akron demolished.
“ ”'- not Lake. Air Station over-g
K 1.--1 ix miles east of here. “a early today of the
.' “1 m occurred when the bus crulr‘ the m
‘ ' ”‘70 A farm truck. The mam
i “I! d beneath the hear;
1 has since the first of the year shipped " '3 ML “FFIEERS
1,000,617 pounds of yarn and more An automobile accident which re—i
Mrs. \
ilioff car was thrown upside down and
em Pacific Railroad here said the .a motor hand car at the railroad cross- I
Asks For Detail of Trained
Interstate Commerce In.
vestigator to Study Situa-
tlon
fl
HARTFORD June 23. «U nited
l States DiStriet Attomey John P. Cros
by has sent a wire to Altornev~Gene1
’ at Palmer in W ashing: on asking him
to send an especially trained 1m esti-
gator in interstate commerce prob-
! 191118 to study the ice situation in the
State of Connecticut.
Such an expert is demanded be
cause if the federal or state authori-
ties prosecute it will be because the
alleged “ice trust" has conspired to
,prevent the interstate shipment of
Officials in Mr. Crosby 3 office and
the Department of Justice. under
the super-vim of George Lillnrd
the government adjuster have been
lbusily working upon the matter for
'some time.
lb Charges of alleged illegal c'om-
buttons between the Trout-brook
lice and Feed 1:11.. of which Fred
erlcm. Arnold is president. and
the Berkshire Ice Co.. of Bridgeport.
have been unofl'icially made from
several sauna. ~
States Attorney Hugh M. Moor-.1
McMahon the lot 150x150 on Marshall;
. . . ' _ This dehirable plot is in the rear of
D1str1ct Attorney Crash) immmu corner and 1111- .11 r 11.11111
Protest Made Against Clauses on Rena .
Forlelture oi Colonies, Etc, llave No :11
on the Council of Four~Armistice C 1
ed Between the Poles and Ukrainians
CURCHYE ‘1‘“ i“ 1.1.1.. _..__.__..
l PARIS, June 23 .—-The German gov-I “'EIMAR Sund1gJune ”Ht
lernment at W elmar has formally com-I flciallv announced that Germ”
”fl-..” . .
Gauging Peonle t0 CWSEd'l {peace terms unconditionally; it wa‘S'I PARIS, June 23- -The 99“
81' Mater 0f Buying Place lannounbed by the Fr ench Foreign of- quested an additional f
* lice this afternoon. [hours within which to make
The day and hour for the formal declsions relatixc to the mil:
1 signing of the treaty is uncertain. The peace treaty without the ran 1
.slgnlng possibly may take place Tues- refused by the ententé. The 0r
Iday. but more likely Wednesday. of Three flatly refused the
MAKE ”R The Italian delegates at present in‘ The request for additional
Paris ha ave been authorized to s 11 pleaded that the change in the
lthe treaty on behalf of Italy. This
"a: mom and the general drum-m
Lot on Marshall Street—3111mm, it was feared might delay the arrangements.
Not Stated For What Pur-' signing. The communication from the
l The German note of acceptance. it mans was received at three 0
pose ,Es said is couched in such languachthis morning. At nine oclockr
that it maintains the Geinan pos‘l. ionI dent “'llson and Premier Clo .
that the peace conditions are "a met 1with Premier Lloyd George I‘l'
peace of violence. " Ilntter 3 house for consideration of
PARIS. June 23 -TThe German 311- Quote. The character of this .1
swer regarding the peace treaty was cation was not dlwlosed. however
received by the Peace Conference this til late in the mowing. when'
afternoon. Its contents has not been nouncement was made that the '
revealed’up to 3: 4.3 o clock. man request had been rejected.
There does not appear
to be any
Last week
The present week come
through John F.
street belonging to John H. Knapp.l
W
(.1.
The Jolly Five, :11 1 ,
.whlehi has been connected
‘Ladtclaus’ church for M
and taken an active pm in
locational 011 Pm M"!
PRESIDENT WILSON
TOSAIL SOON
feed warehouse. Just what Mr.1tood—‘ l
' W'ashin on street in the case of the
81 His Authority
pens-anon in the condemnation pro-
cles here Saturday was
«. Automobile Accidents. Hoyt. as the principle owner in the
blttou without the authority .11 '1
Five persons were Nkmed and amen Construction Committee Both parties
There were intimation: that
Saturday night and one early yester-t erlor court. 00111906911 01 Judge Wm.
this city. l 3rd H. Golden and Samuel Keeler tes-
JOLLY FIVE GIVES
one, of this city; Harold lrlah, ten, previous hearings. The matter of
Reese went into a. ditch and overturn-I
paper man and sporting Wen:
ed fatal injuries when the eu- 111i
latermahoaplul hem. 9”:qume Gilda:
ner has in mind in the development ofi An important Tearing was held to- Congress Inclined to:
the property has not yet been an— day at the office of Light 8: Light on President WE“ ;
City of Norwalk vs. the Norwalk ln-Il
(Continued 0. Page TEETH.) tment Com any, involving com-
“ v” p W'ASHINGTON.J(;1ne 23..
° ' ' ceedings. Action in the case in to de- tlon In attic“! and 1 .
5 Killed, 7 Injured In TWO ltemlne what shall be paid Dudley E ,y 1
with rumors that mam
‘ "“ Company for the property on Seavlew would do away with woman.
~ 1 - _. t k b the Bridge .
11 ATERTOW IN 11. June 23. avenue being an en 3* . No "on a
seriously injured in two automobile to the action are prelifntlngftagts and ports could be chained.
ccurred inst the eommtteeo t erup-
accidents one of which 0 late' opin o o bmution or the army would,“
day mornin . on the Watertown West} H Comley 12.. Arthur G Genny and - .......... , . _ .
Carthage rogad, about ten miles from 1 Robert B. Morse. This morning Rich-I (Continued On Page WI
Mrs. John Wood. seventy years old titted ”11:01 bvaluIea which momma.
' .flict vrl evewao ' It
of Rlver Gate. Arthur Reece, twenty PICNIC FOR Ci
and beam Irish. three, Wore killed compensation will soon be determined.
when an automobile being driven by
ed. t
James A. Moore. a Watertovm news- '1
who went out yesterday morning to;
investigate the first accident. “mix-.1
Wind: he was riding over 0111!. died It,“ 36311112”?qu no”; of light ‘ $33.11.-
the poem or the first met. on y at .
7 ' mud-a 1b: was.
Police Captain w. E. w an “Winning:
W “which” 1-11
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