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Erasmo Refuses Last. Rites
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kClasses of .120 From_Frank- Expect No Further Walk-
and thecérs,
Early This Morning, CauS- of Church in Death House fin and so From Center , Re... - But the Tense Situation Between the Allies
mg Panic in Household But Joe Kisses Crucifix AWa‘rded Diplomas at Ex- outs :3; Usetlt‘ figtlffnfi, mans May Not Tennthe With This Ad, “M
t cises in Hoyt’s Theatre '3], From New York From Paris Seem to Indicate »:
FilllMER ATTEMPTS
TiltlilllllllSllltllllE
Tries to Burn Himself With
SSUNSESLIAEWSTK
SESSMSTHTTSWESS
"l‘l’orkmen Brought Here to
AnnlESSSlTHE llSTlAlLTSAlTEvExATlluSSETATS
. REV. E. H. JASSSS
llEllfiilE HELLER
STAKES STATEMENT
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Repair Damages—Similar Cigarette in Cell—Both Superintendent Buchanan Krusch’s m' e W . . ( , . < . .
~Accidents. Recorded at Shriek at Parting Presents Diplomas to on 'Pracksto ’ malts“! m3: “filigfiyg .WRBVOhm_ Movement H! Hunter? BI- - .
blame Place Large Class . When Car‘s-.3 ”7711:, Lad m Want 3 n W ork- "Dawn PM Seizure of Hunter any”
It most unusual accident occurred Bftxaaiflfnowtgrlhd hifigegerhftulhgf alfstZ. The disagreeable weather and der' Night I I I I ”mom I m ‘-
ing rain of last evening 'failed to
low- the freight house, at the foot of
mm street. about 12:30 this morning.
will when the tenants of 31 Ann street
were aroused from their slulnbers by
we falling walls and flying debris.~
‘ua-y had every reason to think that
inn bomb throWers were getting in
lib-3r work. The accident was caused
ll)‘ a freight train backing onto a sid-
ll/ii‘, Instead of stopping at the proper
LiJC’G, the rear car left the track and
lllrlughed‘ its way into 2 the house.
which lsgowned by the New York,
New Haven. and Harford Railroad. and
«copied by George Bertine and John
R Schultz. The car broke down the
prison, at Wethersfleld, shortly after
midnight, this morning. For two men
who had bitterly fought against the?
death penalty and who had exhausted
every resource the law allows, the.
brothers faced death more calmly'
than was expected, though they en-’
tercd the death chamber shrinkingiy»
and supported by a guard on each?
side. At parting in the cell adjoin-l,
ing the death house, both men walled
and uttered unearthly shrieks. while
the sight of the noose. at which both
mucd before the black death cap was
slipped on, sent them into collapse.
The end came sharp and quickly. In
rear '3 den fence and kept on its
journo
wall, which is about 'slx feat in
“man"tho rear cellar brickl
less than eight minutes Erasmo was~
swung iilto eternity, while Joe was-
{pronounced dead by Acting Prison
‘Physician J. C. Wilson, in less than
ninelnlinutes. Prison Physician Fox
dampen the enthusiasm of the several
hundred friends and relatives who
ment exercises of the Franklin andl
Center Junior High schools. Everyl
time set for the exercises
mcnce. and not long after the curtain l who was driving. was struck by
rose. standing room was at a premi-‘ north-bound single truck car, on the
{Broad River-East Norwalk line of the
The graduating class numbered 134.10%! trolley system.
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boys and girls. 120 of whom were from!
the Franklin school. and 60 fro
Center. ’ .
Shortly after 8 o'clock Miss
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dents to occur on theistroets of this
crowded Hoyt’s'Theatre to a point of ,citys'since trolley cars and automo-l
suffocation to witness the commence‘biles began to monopolize the high-
ways occurred on Riverside avenue,
last night, shortly before ten o’clock,
available seat in the orchestra and i when the fine Moyer tear, owned by
balcony was occupied, long before the 1 William Krusch, who was on the front
to com- 9 seat with his son, William Kruscb. In.
One of the most remarkable acol-
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iup their jobs but. up to the present,
Uptm press time this afternoonno
”.mev‘elopmenm had been reportet
in the strike of the Victoria Raincoat
Company. on Union street. Pickets
atlll cdntinue to pound the pavements ,
in the. neighborhood of the factory in!
their endeavor to induce the remain-
der of the Victoria employee to give
they have won no new recruits over to;
their cause. The management of the,
factory are of the opinion that the;
strike is a failure and look for no lure:
The accident occurred on Riverside
m the ‘ avenue. nearly opposite the residence,
fat of Howard E. Knapp. a“: No. 41, which.
Anna is just below the southern entrance to
Yost opened the program with a piano . Riverside cemm,, '
selection, after which the wrtain rose . tracks run' clone t6.
' lot the street with arsteop hank slop-
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David Heller. delegate of the Rain-I
coat Hakers' Union, Local 20, Amert-1
out Federation of Labor. this morning '
took exception to the statement of“
floward Shapiro. manager of the Vict-
oria Company. appearing in“ yester-l
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Filtlli A TALL
Louis Koleszar Injured while
at Work in Berman &
Steinberg’s Building, Day
Street '
Louis Kolmar. of No. 88 Taylor
avenue, corner of Church street. sus-
‘tained serious injuries yesterday
while at work-tor» Goutnctor Clor-
ence I. Finch. at the former Knox Hat
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Dr. Hermann Mueller.
minister. and Br. Minna:
istcr of the Colonies, are now on the.“
way from Berlin to Versailles, to on 1‘
the treaty of peace. hnving‘ p“
through Cologne this morning. '1‘”
are expected to rear-ll their GM
«tion on Satul day morning. and am .
ments are making for the sitting
the treaty at 3 o'clock Saturday am
noon. , _
Although the physical act of m
the treaty seems near accmnpli . _,
Pariogeports intimate that M ’
a feeling among the allied'
,that the signing may not, ' ‘ .
the tense situation between filo '
minerals mo-
‘ ' ‘ ' . lday‘s Sentinel. Atelier emphatically;
(Continued on Page Seven). Company’s factory. in Day street.
and Germany.
The Kreschs, father and son. were
ii i I ' (Continued On Page Five) , driving north on the avenue, and were» The property was purchased some ’
“3118‘“: N'NE lattempuns to make the turn. so as to (C‘mmued 0" '3’“ 5‘“ ,tlmqago by Berman a Steinberg. the A bad impmm“ “ “in“ . t.
' lreturn to ‘Norwalk. They had made :whOI le fruit and vegetable dealers, of the present German Gavel-men
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been created in Paris. it is .
out that there in no provision in ‘
treaty as to when Germai'ny must 3*»
ty the document and it is found m
and i being overhauled. Mr. Roles-
,zar was engaged about 1:30 o'clock, in
lepreadtng paper for a new door, when
he probably stepped backward and
fell through a. well-bole to the floor
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MINE UNEARTHEDT
Ithe turn. as far as possible, and then
young Krusch backed the machine
onto the trolley tracks so as to com-
plete it. Mr. Krusch. Sr.. stated to a
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“ " fl - ,Sentinel man, this morning. that he N. .. ,
., E heard the trolley car coming and ._ ‘ libelow. He struck his head on ‘ win- may be vexatious delays WAC" 1'
‘ i WASHINGTON Jun‘ .,- —-—Secretl l i “0" 19d$°~ and "am? gig?“ in: is actually restored. ’
l ‘ ‘35 m iService agents of therTreli-sury be»; (Outlined n Pup I170.) ‘wggafiggfyfm 1:: othernhfifis. y, g Meanwhile a Stuttgart dispatch ‘0
One Man Swept Overboardfl
. From the “Friendship”;
”Berlin newspaper states that g- .
rEmperor William. who Int 0 "
seven months has been it
gen, Holland, is platinum to return
Germany before the allies can Ci
his surrender by the Netherlands‘fid'f
Contractor Finch, who had just pass-
ed a rig) of paper to Kolesur.. imme-
Sco ' sdiately summoned Dr Bradley and
Near “and Light leaned the ambulance. The man was
NEW YORK June 27 With one] "mm m the wa'lk Emma"
where it was reported today he was
member of her crew lost. part of her resting comfortably and is expected
partment are said to have struck a' —"
veritable gold mine here in prospect-
5L?$§i§ll%§3i§‘§11§§ii 25.43.53): Scarrintsssris-aiaGAS l MES HTAL
Hill MR3; SEARLES
Ml-s. Meeker B: I Jones "of. Jacons, Alias Burnsidml
Redding Gets Decree—
.Fuvenile C ases Appear
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Cash Under False PretensJ macerating room of the Treasury De-T
i partment. and to.have unearthed male
68. Did Net Get Far ‘Vith than $25,000 in redeemable treasury,
i am a cave man.“ said Meeker ‘B.
.luncs of Bedding when his wife's - notes buried in tin cans and other re. sail carried away and a gaping rent ’
. - ' cover. - , . h telegram decl M
other protested agaTns't The brutal I'IIS CFumSy SCheme ccptacles several feet below the sari . in her how as a result of a collision . to re ’crnnlient ‘T co! the formerwflw
.unduct toward Dorothy Wells Kil- _‘ _ face of the earth. Thousands of dot-3 A Ed Woman and Her Pet with the Japanee steamer Tsurugual ,"he Pp" ure ,. .
'mlrne Jones. Mrs. Jones was before STAMFORD. June 27.—Am9110 Ja:i mm. in partly mutilated notes. also: g . Mnru. 5 miles southeast of Scotland .would be welcomed by Holland. I! H
"Wm“ H"“""”“ J- Cums. “1 ”‘9 Supe‘ “ms '“1‘35 “mm Bumsme' “‘9 "Milo" lwe're reported by the agents to havcl Cat Found Dead at 34 At° Light vessel. last night. the American; ' > its "an unwelcomed client." and m;
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schooner Friendship was' towed to.
port this morning, after. a nithong'
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l NEW YORK. June 27r-An armada
f of aerial craft was assembled at near-
. ‘ by aviation fields today Preparatory to
PLAN m EBNIlNUEl a flight down the bay ‘0 Welcome Am»
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who was “TEMP-d 0“ Monday evening: lacen discovered hidden in the walls.
by Detective SPFSPBM Heifernan. for "under carpets. and in every conceivable;
obtaining money under false pretens- ‘; “hum”. waiting to be rendered nego-‘
98. was yesterday morning sentenced , tiahle again by a process of piecing to-
to three months’ imprisonment, bylrr—thnr. _ ,
.111ng Young. in the City court. He. 'i'unlhull was charged with ember;
pleaded 8.3th to the charge. ‘ : ‘zlelncpt of the notes in an indictment
Jacons. as explained by Prosecuting! rcturncd Ly the Grand Jury.
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The graduation exercises of Merrill:
Business Colleges will be held in the;
Stamford High school. on Monday'
PUSLTSSLESSLS _
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The public schools throughout the Norwaik will be in att'éndance. The [:RflWN PR'NGE ST'II .
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continued presence in
may prove embarrassing. .
Dispatches report the intematiulll
situation in Germany booming in.“
rrcaringly serious. Affairs at. Hm-
lnlrg are bad. and there are numow
reports of {ommunist movemena in:
cxisiance or in prospect. while a we
tor-revolutionary m‘ovement is said in;
be brewing in the eastern part 0! M
Mr court, yesterday morning. asking
a divorce upon the ground of in-
mll-rable cruelty. Mr. Kilbourne. her
utlmr, told of this statement by .the
Husband. M'llo also went on to say
‘lui he never ought to marry. because
m- Ilid not know how to treat women
wlw-r tlml with cave lllan methods.
lantic Street, Stamford.
Light Blown Out While
She Slept. Note Found in
Her Room Said She Was;
Feeling Ill 1
STAMFORD. June 27.—-Mrs. Rozilla
'A. Searies. of 34 Atlantic street. was-
’found dead in her rooms. yesterday
morning, having been overcome by ll-
luminating gas. A cat, her only com-
panion in the rooms. was also foundl
dead when neighbors opened the door.
She was seventyolx years okage.
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ElPWlHERS
THE STAIUTS’ AIM
Mile of the outstanding features of
.~ mlting is its unselfishness. "To do
A good turn, every day." is the motto '
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erica’é transatlantic airmen. who are.
- returning to America aboard the
' - l transport Zeppelin. In addition to the
HARTFORD, June 27.——Thomas-F. members of the crew of the NC-i.‘ BERNE. Tune 27.-A counter-NV
FitzSimons. secretary of the Connect- headed by neutenant—Commandar Al-l _ ; ent in flu ‘m
icut Retail Liquor Lealers‘ Associa- ; bert C. Read. are Commander John H. dioflll‘y mo em mt”. ....
tion. said today that the liquor dealers ' Towers, commander of the expedition. which a monitor on the Dan we
or the state in (So-operation with those , and Lieutenant-Commander P. bi. L. ‘ seized by the anti—government [. _
of Massachusetts, ’Rhode Island and ‘ Bellinger. and members of their crews has been put down, according to . . . .
Pennsylvania. were prepared to try l who were forced to abandon their at-, Vi “ma CORREB ,
to prevent war-time prohibition from tempted transocoan flight at the es to the L d t ms
going into elrect by legal measures it Azores. EBUREAU from Bu apes .
.l' the Boy Scouts. To help others. Stilt:shimsneigralfaial’grlhiiezlgfgllllgnclhzr' Namath-Stamford bus line has ar- an executive decree was not issued . On the arrival of the Zeppelin ati
a lthout hope or expectation of reward; . ‘ ' , ’1 ranged to make extra trips, and can. ' ed - taili ofl Nantucket Shoals.“ . . _'
ing how the children were promoted be communicated with by telephoning‘ The liquor interests have ensue th: 1‘15: beget by the am all “blimp" . i l:
tamer 1 sh
'thllam a King. of Windham.
8-5. from the Montauk Naval Air Sta-
Attoruey-General of Connecticut, and:
Arnon A. Ailing, States Attorney of l tton. From that point onward. nir-
New Haven COEDW. t0 dflW “D the craft of all types and sizes will pay
’ ' homage to the men who first flow
across the Atlantic.- There will be
accept the consciousness of a good'
work well done, is the daily effort of
the scout.
In all the great war drives—the sale
of Liberty Bonds and Thrift SampSfiI
1h» soliciting of funds for the Red
EllSTcllllSl :,
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to their new grades for the coming, . ., j
school term: This scheme was tried $3.2: The program nuanced is as fol l
last-season and proved to be a great; March—Orchestra. l
success. for it prevmted a. great deal: Presiding Oificer—James E Bl‘ianE‘l“;
of confusion and started the school, hon. 1
SAFE IN flllLlANB
THE HAGUE, June 27,—FrederiCk,
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clross, the Y. M. C. A.. K. of C., the year without any delay. 'The usual i Invocation—Rev. Clarence Hill Frank. . William Hohenzouern. the former. - . blim bombers panic planes sea- .
“'"Vation Arm .' the 19 ,. W if _‘ farewell was given by the teachers; German Crown Prince, whose escapel . - . 93- ' ’
) msn 8 a” and pupi‘S' and the be“ “She“ for 8' (Continued On p e Six) lirom Holland to Germany had been GREEKS MASSACRE!) 913”“ 1;: “flamifideiliefli‘ It was a sorely dimbpalnbcd 3
«who. u. o... Ml... W“ school ye... was .1... part-l “ reported. was sun anus residence. out TURKISH PRISONERS, “manhood“ to, mm workers that ’—
-——————-——.—— ing sealence 0f mOSt or file teachers i I the Island of Wiertngen. in the Zuyder' M Let: i fleet 0! th. United hmmflc Nor‘nik Green, m ‘1‘
.» . ‘ to their former 01339. Many 0‘5 the" .-.. Zee, this morning. it was otficially an-i SAYS HARMSWORTH * The “a”; iteen ordered by Ad- to prepare for the ",0 4.". “a
Mitts. Tomey to Sing teachers will not return. for some of nounccd here this afternoon“ ‘ 7 ' - . _ States fleet 3’ ’ t further the building M
, 7 , . . , mini mo, commander in chief. to humor 0 . . . ,
At Graduating Exercises them hat/e secured Dogma“ Input?“ ‘ Thrusdays report of the escape or LONDON, June 27,—“There can be' reet the returning fliers and mm the First Congregation“,
towns, while some of the others vull the tender German Crown Prince no doubt. that numerous Turkish old-1 ooh every type of military alr- which was b“
from his internment. in Holland, it.
appears from the available advices,
name from British omelet sources in
con and men lost their live: under
the circmmcea indented, an!!! Cecili
8 Worth, Under Secretary at; ,
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' . be married and do not expect to teach
H "l ”‘9 graduating eXPFCiSt‘S Of 1 'fic‘llool again. On account of the va-
cmwzdk Hospital Training Sgbool for cancies which have now been tilled.
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Neil‘s-(‘3, which will be held tomorrow . many new teachers will be on the staff 5 The accurac of the saw: ap- ' -
,J‘Colllllg. m the High school anditori- ‘ of the different schools throughout thei In recognition of the excellent work Sign, was mecepled without ques- {hertz-“Mm mComlmmm ‘Thm W - ND BURNS gfnyeffim 1"" “m
if“, ’frs- Dang“ T- TOOIPEY will 81115. ’ city next September. andmntiring charts of the committee lion in Peace Conference circles. tion put. to him netted that n was A . with it.
Vamgfuefig Lal Carmela (The; ———-—- on the Honor Roll campaign. and the as the horns passed withoutdetafls mated their in Bill ' GIRLE ASSMLAN I 'When the rain began to matter
.w - . ‘5 s l ‘9 song “'0" Mm:- 1 NEW COMMISSION generosity and patriotism ot the Nor- of the reported happenlnc. doubt: be- in tall eight or the allied an: shirt. ‘ ' ,. ”meme?!“ "N m l” m
. e—Curcl de famous and uses sor ' wallepeople.the local Post of the Ann gun to arise that the Britiohndvicel .ltr. Harmoworthnddod that the Green stair in the J’nfilli Bout... M
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”(fluently on her concert program. MAY GO TO POLAND erlcan Legion addressed the following were correct. One of the Paris news- government regretted the cit-mow mm Mist. June ”Fifi: tables for the dinner
Mrs. Toomcy will also sing "Lullaby ” letter of thanks to Charles J Mint: 1 . 'Enrtleid. m’ m “m.
, _ . . _ , papers even suggested that the ex- cel. and that. it also was ma: the 77 , , . . a goon time it who.
to Sum- 31‘9“” ““3 recently with: WASHINGTON. June 27.——President chflrmm of the committee: Crown Prince had been out on n tart: 31:th or the .nrnull mission 12'“ch I m mlwm *“ m, 3,, with”. you not
’vntlnn Dutch territorial limits and Pam. " W m that bell (loan um
artist success. in New Haven and Wilson advised the Senate today. Charles J- Mints, . 1 who had ole-ill I
7»? geport. but has not been heard in . through the State Departemnt, that he Chairman [committee on Honor Roth: that this had, given rise to reports that . , . arty several h .
. 0m“! in some tlme. scum ”01"“ Com I ' he had fled in l y. Y ”a m ‘
, Miss Sally was considering send another com-
Betta, whose splendid work in accom-i mission to Poland‘tomgnvestigate re-
0mg is well known, will be at the ports of Jewish'masaacreae He said a
piano, and a rare musical treat in in decision would bemhednftorho hid-
store (or those who attend the mo cont ‘ ’7 V ' ' m
uses. - J " l; I
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At. a meeting ottholoati’ost of
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