LviTGLJLISHEI) 1870
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il. Wilson Speeding West-
‘ .EEtl‘ti on the First Lap of
:IIi\ Mimi) Mile Tour for
“-10 I't‘ilCt‘ Treaty
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\I It‘Il9‘II Palmer. fo’rmerly
-'\'-2E I. - l'l'npcl'ly Custodian and
I10» «9... ;.. IiE-uE-ritlz the Frank A.
.‘llllfiv ~E1EElil3', publishers of Mun-
':EEE; the New York .Trlbl
'EEI Francis R. Garvan. [\l‘
I'EEElEt-l'y Custodian. were
I:E_\’ in three libel actions
I‘E-EIE-lzrl District court by
Ex- Hui‘rruann Commny,l
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IIE'IISF IIIINFII FIlIl
EHIIN IN INOIA
I‘iEEE- Enfortainment Pre-
sented in the West N01“
Walk l'llion Chapel
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it}: '\ I‘llllli‘llt was given in the
I .1" h I n Em chapel. last even-
..jm .‘ E hose or raising soul--
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E lo-sult of the interest
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I this purpose. The en-
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MOTORMAN FATALLY
IiU RT IN WRECK
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,Enated it was indicated here last night.
l5.
.pe'rl sinCe the saloons cit-E zed Jul
' cause of the operation of motor vehi-
, Congregational Home Mis
. Humor-t a child in In- E
El good sized Sum' '
ll
' (0:! l < '[I‘ n 31;?" 4 -—Nine
1.11"\ \I\.E i: Injllrt'd erday. onpI
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Entered at th
Ofn a South Not-walk Poet.
ce ae Second-Class Mail Matter.
mason. 8m. 4,1919
UNIIfl) smfs MANCHESTERIIIIJS
IIFFNAINS FROM
REIAIIl—IINN
Mexicans Claim Attack on.
Plane Was Made in Inter-
est of Horses
PUNISHMENT
IN TO0A000 FIELDS
Youngsters Compelled by
Opening of Schools to
Give Up Work, and To-
bacco Growers Lose Much
Needed Help
MANCHESTER Sept 4. ~-\lthough
the tobacco men of this section. as
Well as tobacco men in other parts (ii
the state were anixous to have the
schools remain closed one week long
er. all of the scb00ls in Manchester
Were opened for the fall term yester-
EAIINFII $0.000 WEEII'
lSays There 13’
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight.
YIllI llEliil ll
IN EllE SENIINEF .
TWO all“
GARY WO0I0
RI-FSIABIISH
ENEMY IRAIIE
_. ‘
y Less
Protfieering ill-I \ Stator
Than Alum .‘hchantsl
Elsewhere
Emit—Em
ltmtsFEitE
. EtEEHmEllNE
Iday. The prices that have been paid
I I to boys and girls fol working on to-
Ibucco meant that between 85000 and'
Location Of Machine Whe M36 000 a week has been made b3 Man-E
n cheater boys and girls in the way of;
Shots Weg‘e Fired Still wages. There was a time when some
Point of Difference
lot the high school boys sought jobs inI
Istores and manufacturing plants for.’
‘ :thc summer vacation. but the wa cs
IcARI‘IK). Texas, SPIN 4 —P088ib-I‘ that are. now paid on tobacco fartinsI
H3 or an immediate retaliatory action turned many in that direction. There?
‘(bgnkpnitlied StNhPthmmry {01'0“ In would ban b on at least one more
c on wi 9 attack on an Am “99k. 3 two
rk for these 3oun \eo
erican \l'my airplane has been elirni- the {arms and it would alsogirlavepi;l)i:
ed the growers. Tire grow ers in order
to get the help to the farms have
been sending auto trucks to dlfleielll'
. parts of the town each morning and
Capt. David “- ”35‘3"" W89 allflhf- also Evturning with them in the E tetr-
ly injured but Licut. van de 8. John- mg,
son. who was flying with him escaped -. - __ _ s- - -_._ ‘
injury
..-;"’:E::; Elms;:.E:.°'".:::'°".:.::."°:: BIIAIIII III SEIIIE I
. IIAIINIIAII I’IIIlIilEIIS:
army circles that this ndm
Senator Underwood Would
by the admission of Mexican authori<
:ties today that the attack was made
bv C armnza soldiers. '
removed the situation from the0 hand:
of the military so fares emergency
(Ceuuaued on Page nova.)
Eliflll PIIjlllIIBIl‘lIIN ? Egan. a, “$.33;
ra pdi'tn es
AFFECTS MflleN ; u asumo'ron. Sept.” — Flatabl- sh I
msmte Report Expected to
Show That, Among Other
Things—Many, Including
Police. Fail to Obey' the
Lawn—Death of John Bar-
leycorn Expected to Re-
duce Recklessness
tment of a (imernment commission orE
board with powers to fix both railroad!
wage scales and transportation rates!
was advocated in the Senate today by
Senator Underwood. of Alabama
Democratic member of the interstate
Commerce committee.
\‘Vithout disclosing- ‘hether he in
lvored the interstate Commerce Com-I
Emission as the proposed \tribunal. orI
Idiscussing the Cummins' bill plan to
prohibit strikes and iockouts of em.
.pioyes. Senator Underwood said thet
interests of the public. of capital andl
.of railroad employes require such aI
iplan. it is clearly within the right ofE
although not odici 1.13, to see whether Uongres-i. he declared, to "one an'
the reckless driving case haCe drop-figeg‘ctisw d?‘°_""‘"‘“ wages as “-9"
1.E‘ ‘
it Is known that there have been fcwur V (Continued on p... 1»...
itsstleszeisiu ."fi"fi22§i2§ .EIE'; ' BNINNIAI FESTIVAL
IINWESI NNE. WINS
the cases will continue to decrease as
if Old Sol lust decides to smile and
John Barleycorn :lles.
cies while the drivel was drunk. Oi look pleasant pent week Wednesday.
Commissioner or flotar Vehicles
Robbins B Smecitel; in his forthcom-
ithe success orthc "Colonial Festival, '
Eon the lawns of the Misses Lynes and
Liquor and automobiles hme al-
ways been a bad continuation. act ortl-
ing to the State ME [or Vehicle liepudt
ment and figures are being compiled
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ing annual report; will give a table of
suspchsmns for tire 3cm ended SeptiA
30 1919.1)urin'g the prevtlsious
3ear 351 licenses were suspended beI-I
(cautioned. On Page Seven)
IHiiI, 38 and to West avenue Norv alk
I l is assured, and the patronage of the
r L _ EM RIAL Ipublic ts solicitedi E
1 Final arrarigerr‘rents are about com-I-
pleted and all is in readiness The
lcommittees of the various depart-
f ments are as follows:
Fancy and Domestic Table—Chair
man. Mrs. L. H. Adamsflrs L. C.
.green Mrs. Robert S.- VanBuren. Mrs.
obert S VanBuren, Jr., Mrs.- -('barles
Hill, Miss Lina Couch. Mrs. George
Simary sopiéty: t!) Cele. Barnum, Kiss Emily Lynes Mrs. H. L.
bfa‘té Three Hundredth Sfurges‘ Miss M. I". Kurd. Mia's Mar?
Anniversary ofLanding in‘Cunninghsm, Mrs. J. H. Ferris Bliss
America (Continued . On Page Twelve)
r—i—u-q—t
Headquarters has been opened at “New Bevan Men Vote
Hartford for the Connecticut diatrict'
E0: the Pilgrim Memorial Fund, and: on Presidents’ PlanI
the campaign for raising Connecticut 3 -.
-part of it is already” in full swing E SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Sept 4_ ..
EERev William S. Beard. secretary of. Shopmen of the‘ Boston and Maine and
promotion of the Congregational New Haven railroads here were ex
Route Missionary Society, has, at the yesterday to toliow the action
special request of the Connecticut of the Boston and Albany chopmen in
Commission been excused for the rest voting to. reject the Government's ot-
of the year from his work for that so: for 0: an .inéreseeJn wages of tour
I
vote. was tomrded to the shepmen's
l mu main-10E
The P] gram new leaders. in Washington and it mde
th Camacho churches of Am
erNc‘a propose to raise as a part molded to await instructions before tak-
their celebration or the‘ tin-co bun- to" strike action.
dredth anniversary or the adding or
tb Pagan-J tats 000.000.me Attire momma house or
ingested and-$13M? "neettortor'the guide their raid here, it was stat:
.LM‘ m-;=EE .E Elm Wore Consoli
1m. “H, n E Emotion lision near
, REEM.‘ ""fi ”Hitter: lino Han-3 M.
"’1‘? M lIE.. E {Sm ton’ Vt. MW of
’1: mm l \I- 171,324"??? den Ronni:
of“. ',“- ‘l‘ «m the
E! 4! t n;- Dad
. lot-idem. e W S ' I
penslomg ‘ot also-lee My that was mung out not
liars» The unit :1
minor”-
ISW
‘The Man Wbchtdfie “-
lar in W not? M
Not Give 3 Italian! ho-
duction him
IIIEATY ACCEPTABI
«Expcts to See Business Ex-'
pension in the United
States
BOSTON. Sept 4—ltnmdiate
HARTFORD Sept. 4.~—Robert Sco- eI-ption of business relations
\ilie. Federal Food Administrator for Gen-n: and Aunria was advz'omted
ESConncct cut in a statement issued to- today‘lty Elbert H Gary chairman of
da3 declared that "the II profiteet
sthe man who. for a liar received
in wages has not one in return at
least one dollar of 9 action." A
definition of the nu of a fair
price committee for the state. is given.
re-
Stctes Steel Corporation. in an ad
dress before the ennui! meeting of the
American Bar Association. Mr.
There will be sub-committees repro- erica were in favor of the l‘eacc'
Eisent it: affected lines of trades in all Treaty Mid the League of Nations
-.tlle larger canton. Until athe fair and that he would assume that it
price committee has undertaken “(would be 84013th "MW“! mRIU'iII'
work. \ir Scovilie will Issue no fur choose
ther statement. He is serving at we The re-establlshment o! trade be-
'tween the United States and the Cen~
quest of AttorneyCenet-nl Palmer. ,
trnl Powers was urged by the speaker
(Gnome; °.-. hath
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0IIlI3I3l0IlS 0F
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ENIIIARN IllIIIlIlN
IlIIiS 0F INIIIIIIES'
AT NIISI’ITEIII
and Austrian nd plso the _suc
Ipurcbaees wofig ve a dccidedLindlil-
lance in stabilizing internaflo ea
- Chm". - i
"From an economist standpoint."
N\"l
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glides
rel
o."nce
!As further means to restore the in-
The Complete‘ List of Teach-I
era in Not-walk High, Jun-
ior High..Grades and Bur.
al Schools
The follow ing is a complete list of
the personnel of the teaching forces in
all of the public schools or the city.
which have been engaged for the com-
ing school year. While quite a num-
ber of new names will be noted. inc
eluding that of David A. Green as tb
new principal of the Franklin Junior
pauk Trolley Tuesday
High the majority have been on the: Night—Mrs. London W1 ll
local teaching torce in former years: . Rec-0v er
NORWALK TEACHER‘ FOR 1.1m' " . - - -. .
neuter Nigh.
HarryW. Blake. principal; Susan 8. Edward London or Perry aieuue.
Watch, Anna Relation David Pollard“ FM “5 60 manly injured when at
Charlotte Lamont. J. N. Netti-mach. H. My car struck his wagon. near the
'“2 Kirmnyer H Louise Smith EUR); mutual o! the “’iwDauk line on
'R tam: um Brown, Jouph‘ine Tuesday evening .died at the Nor-walk
IBrotherton. Veronica Mchillan Grace "0891"“. last nixht. ct‘ concussion of
Seymour, Mary Killian nits-haunt. the brain resulting Icon: in severe
mu. MonicaD “Ryan Ruth Powers. Willow at the back of the head. He had-
been in a semi-conscious condition
”united to the. hospital in an automo-
‘mrnned m Page Waive) from the time he wad picked up and
IIIlIUIIIIIIS I’EflI’lF
STILL NAIIII . he: a...“ W
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. 4.—W ear- Mr. London was a native of Norwaik
led tootsore Columbus trampej to $13233: gézarisaiocane rear.
work this amazing the second day of ‘0, many years. bl" of late month" tie-
the street car strike. hopeful “I" 1’" voted most of his than to his farm. on‘
day morning would see the end of the
tie-u
n: company has altered to arbi- {Continued on Page m)
trate diaerences providing the surlk-
lug cert-en and the linemen who
et‘ruck Aug 8. asking Icreaeed wagesn.
return to work pending a. result of ar
bitration conferences. The strikers! ‘ ““3 “m
Elthe afternoon,
will meet this afternoon to considerI
what action may be taken.
fiesta: mined alien and trucks
trailed rheumatism work again today
from outlying districts, while “he,
arouse-dc living within one '8“ two
milee of the downtown section walked?
debt and is here to act as dean or the cents an hour. _ an Wilton residents who have
Connecticut‘ campaign until it is.corn-_ (38me and MN"? men '0 TIRE THIEVES. BUSY 5:. scum to nu“ Mme
Enema. New to NM 0w- w" The in FIRST manner mm E. m E... E. m... En. my
rightintbelr.mbonetown.tbetu_
-L. A. woii’e who gave his address
as the Fiat. National Bank, M
port, reported towepflulntnmt __
that two Not-lake”! the! Hat'-
United States Steel Chair-I
man Says That BusinessE A Physician Who Was Present at the Opening of the
Pits Into Which the Bodies of the Victims
Thrown Describes the Adair
Relations With Germany:
and Austria Should Be Re-E
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with ‘
,thc board of directors of the United‘
Gary E
prefaced his speech with a declaration;
that the majority 01’ the Mole of Am Woodward avenue attempted to cross
.116 South Main strpet.
. Thomas Hunt
Ion the ground that wexneed GermanE
Carriage Struck by Winni- .
I,bile and began to sink rapidly late in
His wife. who was with him and Was,
Ialso seriously injured to reported as I well represent ed in South Nor-walk. L-
«somewhat better today, but will not B. Pert- 81
Ebe able_ to leave the hospital for it arrived a, town today to take up the
She is suitering from good “13:3 that is nil-r going on in as-
.~ quite. .a record.-
3
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vlee,’ have found o’ counter attraction:
not only a Ibeap more fun. but don’t:
m. -- ._ .w__..__
1,000 PERSON8 WERE FXECIIIID
BY BIIISIII'NIIII I BERNIE Illll
EVACIIIIIEIl YENAIENINCSUIN
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E
Were
IPIEIISllN-Al hulls IN Pull mull ,
E3 BEBAlEIVNFIiENBIIIIIIAIIBI-ZRIIFIHEPUI‘IES
I Marshal Foch Extends the Territory That the Am
Troops Will Hold Permanently
Section
IIISS FIIAIIE IIIIIIF
Ill ANIIIIIIlIlIIE
of 66
“'hiie Miss Eetelit Frakc.
South Main street: directly in front of
Dr. Robert H. Wdlte’s onion at about
1 45 o'clock this afternoon. she was'
struck ulth the rear mud- guard of a
fmnchine driven by Edward Haase. of
and- knocked
to the pavement. DetectiveSer‘t-nnt
assisted by passerrby,
muted “39- young lady into
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I}. victims'
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(‘UNS'I‘AN'I INOPI E. via lion‘-
rltm,- Sept. lchu-c than. TONI)
l'pcrsons wcrc executed It) the
,i'lI\Ilt‘\lkl before thc3 evacuated
Y E kutcrinoslav.
sia Eur-ordirli: to a dispatch re-
tclwd here from that cit3 The
dispatch gives an account of the.
massacres as tiE scribed h3 a phy-
sician \\ Iln \\ as the principal medi-
Ecal expert present at the, opening
of the pits illto “Inch the bodies
of those \ir-Iirrls IEEEEi lit-En thrown
after their (‘XCCU‘lHilL This phy-
sician. a Dr. Robins, declares the
heads had been cradled
bodies
Welles olice, who teat- with hammers and thcil
meat as mean-figfifiérmtunp Eltilated. Many of them.
lance tummoned he say were found with broken
icomnonled Miss Frasero the hospital.
be where Dr Wolfe mmived. l p to}
ask!“ considering 0f paramount 5!! ‘prees time he: oondltlonrw'ts reported Sled RP
ace the question of benefit toour- as being very; hysterical. but appa-I “high wore found in the (Vietnitt.
solves; we ought to resume business penny no: serious
A deep laceration
face.
Mr House is being, held by the po-
.llce until the extent of the girl‘ .. in
Ethe machine. and in su'erving his car-
to one side. in an attempt to avert an
accident. the mud-guard hit the girl the city
{and knocked herto tothe pavement.
IPIIIlSIIIF I’IIllTS
INSTINEIII IIEAIlS
SAN DIEGO Cal. Sept. 4..—Lieuts
Frederick Water-bum and Cecillfin
Connolly Rockwell Field. pursuit pi
lot.s missing in Lower Norma since
Aug. 21 “lost their. heads and ran
lwild" when they discovered they had
lost their way. was the opinion ex-
«Continued On Page "rumor
NAVEIIIlIlIS‘ElIIIi.
IN FIIISFEIFY
The C. S. S North Dakota is to be
rs’ male. second class.
slotting the Navy Recruiting campaign
'1' are also two sailors ofl the U.
S.‘ 8. Delphi, a destroyer. ybich has
L. Kalle, water
We? and‘ Tom? Storey. electrician,
second class. It. 0., represent the de-
Istroyer Delphy. Enlistments are now
open for two year's. I‘e‘ti can enlist
- (Cents-notion “Ii-h rut
FINAL ACTION
ON PEACE TREATY
WASHINGTON.- Sept. 4. —‘l‘be Son-
ate Foreign Relations committee to-
Idey approached line! action on the
thQI-man Pace Treaty’ Anter- hearth:
IJugoelaw‘ repreeeltativee. the corn-it-
‘tee plennodtometinoncntlvem
mmetozlyrmm.thelalt,
W, t by the the. that of
Senator Fall. .8 New Next-
co. m elini yot‘tlre inter-
W labor Reserve-
with Germany and Austria at extends across the right side of hen
I
Ejurtes can be ascertained He claimslcamp
lsbe stepped directly in the patch of
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g sin v
ie 12s and ribs causal by blow; with
ha‘thmcrs, specimens of
The physician tells 0!. one who
missed being struck by the firing
squads and then, by, implanting
in the Rhinehnd'
in Southern Rum '
no ‘.
dcatii escaped the Bolshiviki,‘ who .
alon" bayonetting the
wounded.
The Bolshevik- organisations tin
had been bended by a
Workman named Valiavts
various Chinese, the report. adfi
and the principal posts of the So-
victo administration under them.
he hands of young men
undo 3mm" women VVbolesole pil-
laging is declared to have occur-
red in the tow it before its evacua-
tio on.
The evacuation of Yekaterin‘o-
apparently occurred-E more
than two months ago. A Rum-
uirelcss dispatch 9'“ ‘J. 52W
Jul} 1. which reported the cap-
itnrc li3 lllt‘ Cossacks of Kharkov.
(Continued . Page M)
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IN NIIIIIJEY EASE:
FiLad ‘Witneeses ”—My That
ve Radon-i
Th Hole' in M
While atclunk Dog Phr
-Decision Reserved
Coroner John Phelan came to tn-
city today to investigated» death of
Arthur Hurley, tho'eigbt-yeuold‘nl
otlacon Harley. whtell through.-
old foot bridge leading Iron River
side avenue to the old
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