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.‘Ih That Three Masked
Ilcn Poked Pistols at Him.
Ind Mistook Pipe in Vest
'I'ocket for Gun—Gave It‘
Iinck and Overlooked
Lonely Two Dollar Bill
I'IIII IN IIvI .
PASSENOERHOOSON
Ollicer Adams Requisitions
Bake \‘Vagon and Visits
--« Scene. But Bandits Had‘
Bolted
( -
At exuNTy 5:43-0f the clock this
morning :I \cry much excited driver III
,III :tlllO truck hailed Officer “lit-II"
\llilllifi, who was patrolling his beat .II
“mm and “'all streets. and said he llihl
.m-II held up in Peat Swamp, by illi‘i‘t-
“Ila-Ii men. who-had stopped him by
‘tll‘ of a rod Signni‘light and, (‘llt'
I: him with pistols. had guin-
- .Iizh his truck and Were. evidently
. II surprised and disappointed to
I II I Inpt) It was his theoty :hIt
. IIIIi mistaken his car for one oi
III: Iks operated by '. u’ellknown
t mummy whmh‘mates frequent
-. over the Post road with a very
IIMI- In rgo of march
~- gave his name bi mm.
l l:_o_dnar. Worth street:
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ilFlililOOEl’OliTTO
FORM III IIIIIII
MI I. l‘ leck—— and Mrs. Gregory
\ppointed Organizers in
t‘airfield Cunnty‘
II-I‘cnt meeting held in Ha'l'l' ‘
'A'wAt‘l' the auspices of several
I IN! II' > I'llOilllnent RepubkcanA
'1 BOSTON.
Entered at the South Nomalk Post.-
Office as Second-Claus Mail Matter.
ENE NOTED
Necessary
EOOTINO APPEARS
lRiot and Machine Guns HaveA
A Good Effect In South Bos-
‘ ton and Scollay Square
‘ Sept. ll.—'I'he death; to-
'Il:I_\'. of a. young woman believed to he
Miss Margaret Vi'alsh, brought the
IIIIIIbI‘I' of last night's riot victims to
four. The young woman was shot
during the disturbance in the South
Boston district where State
tIIIoIIs fired into a crowd. Two men
“Inc killed at the same time.
it: IlIaId D. Recmts. a striking po-
Altt‘ ‘Iuan was shot and dangerously
wounded this morning. At the hospi-
Till. he said that he had been shot by
Police Sergeant John-D. McDonald.
According to the sergeant. the shbl
was fired by Abraham Karo, a store
keepe‘r in the south end who explain-
ed that he thought some one van at-
Itempting to break .lnto his ’Ibop‘ and
‘fi'~--" r
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lilitlllVflllIES
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Then Comes to Norwalk to?
Live With Her First Love;
and Her Baby, and Second
Choice Has Both Arrested
on Serious arge
. .. .2-
ril‘,
Louis Saunders and Mrs. Bes’sieISha—
pim. who recently opened a cleaning
III- Ins and preparations gwere;
1 Im the formation of a state
' - . IIIIzalion to be known as the
,3 WEI-ill League of- Remblicnn'
. \‘III. Is This ledge is formedI
v dc pquose of organising to
.I I. it: public‘an tendencies. ill-A
iII~l at all times-favoring the
ml runIiidat-es nominated by
A‘ um! um party
Count; Organizers.
H, \\ Ileck. of BIidgeport.
Jiuies G Gregory.
e :.Ippo 'nted as the Fairfieold
M‘ " ~ :Iz: Inizers Althuugh nothing
Ii Ir interest has developed as.
slimt time meetings will be!
‘. IIIIIIIIIittees formed for the
Inn of the league in Bridge-'
a. 3 III the absence from theA
'1.» (:re'gory and the illness of ‘~
‘k t i’IOSpet‘tivo meeting was
IT
RNROPNIEANIN SO
TOR UNSAlO MASSE3
.53 .I Estate of Late Priest—A
A AN $3.000 Damages-'—
‘ 'Iunter Suit A
l
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(l‘T‘l' more than 2.000;
' “>5~ has been brought by
.' LI. .1 \‘ilan of the Edition
II IIII-sI of Hartford. against
litlluhon. of Derby. admin-
IIIIII the will annexed. Mike
(in late Rev. John T. A. MC-A
"A. Deep River, who. at theA
m death. June 13. 1918. wasf
l-I-tplam of St. Johns Indus.
, ml at that place A counter
«Anni the bishop and the dio-
IInIIniIi salary has been made
’4 IIIIIIinistIator of Father MC-
'> ('> ‘Illte,
. 3.
v-
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The Papers are onA
Superior court. in Hartford. l
. IIInIplaiilt filed by the bish-
:~ I out that Father McMahon
time of his ordination; m
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:To the Committee ot‘ the
and dyeing business at 59 Main street,
were arrested last night.
Detectiie Sergeant Hunt and Oil’icers
.hDorne) and Sweeney. on charges of
Aadultery, made by the woman‘s present
husband, and thereby is appended the
usual tale of a star boarder with some
unusual trimmings. of which the fact
that all are of the Jewish faith. stands
out prominently. ’
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(Continued on Page Nine)
WlEE VOTE TREATY
AMENOMENT S
“'ASHINGTON Sept. 11. —Declaringl
_ihis intention to vote for amendmentsA
the peace treaty. Senator Harding.
ARepublican of Ohio. told the Senate
Atoday that every- day Of discussion
ipresidentlal utterances included and
orery hour of study combined to per.
suede him that the ‘League of Na-A
tidns' venture, in the form in which§
the covenant has been negotiated is
one of peril to the republic.”
To accept it unaltered. he argued
would be a betrayal of America.
“I can never vote to ratify without
safeguards " said the senator. “and I.
mean to vote for the amendments pro-
posed by the committee. if the presi-
(Continued on Page Eleven.)
NORWAEN EORPS
NOT PEEASEO
“Welcome
Home" Boys' Parade and the Pub-
lic: _
The Norwalit Fife and Drum Corps
wishes the returned soldiers and also
the. public to know that they,- never
had a committee put in themes! pa-
per: out they store to
SCORE WOONOEO
'lN BOSTON
5,000 State Troops AreIPa-
trolling the City and Have
Instructions to Keep Or-
der, Even if Shooting is
TO HAVE STOPPEOA
Guard.
'i Tonight to Perfect
rangements ' ~ ' I
{and complete program can be
mmum
Imnmu
noun
Senator Hitchcock’s Minor-
ity Report Says All Con-
cessions Received From
Germany. Would Be Lust
OEPIOllESlllNfiANll
UNNEEESSAlil-OEEAY
Oppose-and? Condemn Rec-
pminendations' of the Ma-
3 Jonty Committee Report
A WASHINGTON Sept li—Rejection
:of the Peace Treaty with its, League
of Nations covenant. or adoption of
amendments. would mean sacrifice by;
the United Statm of all concessions
obtained from Germany under a dic-
tated peace. minority members of the
Foreign Relations committee declared
it: a report ’presented today to the Sen-
‘a e
1 The report. prepared by Senator
‘Hitchcock of Nebraska ranking Deni-i
ocratic member of the committee urg
ed speedy ratification of the treaty
without amendments or reservations
lt deplored "the long and unnecessary
delay’ to which the treaty has been
subjected while locked up in the com.
mittee whose recommendations were
from the start a torque mansion."
and asserted tboee' recommendations
could “been“ an. in July.
W‘rsu mm.
IPS-
'diau. did not: ss‘ifith baring ah-
-llounced the! League. cove
gnant reservations red by Chair
gman Lodge. It w stated that he
. would not Dream“! Mate report‘
{Those signing, in addition to Senator
(Continued On Page Three)
EARNlVAE PEANS EOR
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Special Committee Will Meet;
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by t e eIening of Welcome Home DayI
next Wednesday lwill hold an import-I
not meeting tonight and arrange many
of- the details of the big show. They
“’doin s‘ 'wiil open with a paarde which
'wiil assemble on Union Park at "’ p;
m. and will start. at 8- olclock. it is
hoped to make a special feature of
decorated automobiles. and all citizens
Iof the city willing to enter’ their cars
Iare urged to cmnmunioate with John
l D. Milne either at his house or at his
ioflice as soon as possible.
A There will be prizes for the best
{looking ones as well as for the best
.costumes of the marched-1.11:0 mat-
ter of music of course is settled as the
bands engaged for the days' march
will play in the evening parade and
' for dancing it is hoped that a definite
an-
these columns tomorrow.
nounced in
:IIIII IIIIINII OP
' ' IIINIIIII IN III
IIINIIIwnz CASE
I I which lent a patriotic air to the wt . =
Bank Mossenger Believed;
Slain in Bridgeport—
—Search for Former Pals
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A BRIDGEPORT, Sept. 11. -—Youthfui
'habltues of local dance halls are under
surveillance by New York and Bridge,
Apart police in connection with the
murder- of Benjamin Blnkowitz.
Aert rty bonds. August 12. and whose mutt.
'lated body was found alongside the
Milford turnpike. eight days later.
Proceeding on thbtheory chart Dink.
owitz was murdered hear Bridgeport.
in order to prevent him from sharing
in the broads of the bout theft. and
to a“! his trips for all time. Web
are heading every effort to locate in:
monsters in this city. ‘ .
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yearold Wall street bunk messenger. A;
whonibappe'nred with $178,000 in Lib-1
com nonwnx, can... mp“, sun. 11, 1919
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MR'IAAAIANAAIE BY AOEMOERATS
liming: ARE MANANE
The Conference Committee
Unanimously Me to
Present His Name“ Con-
vention
ASecond Ward Names
OVer seventy-five members of tbeA
Republican conference . ee as-
sembled at Salvation Aw! Hall. on
“'ashtngton street last evening to act
on the‘reoommendutiop of a sub-com-
mitte appointed to could.- audidates
for mayor on the Republic-l tickerA
who would be seem to the sev-
eral wards of the city. As u- 'rgultm
the conference a robolntlob
lmously passed recommendgg“ to the
delegates of the City convention. to be
held tomorrow evening the name oft
former Represetnative curios F‘. Tris-
tram of the firm of mmyatm
l‘ r ‘r I: --
(Corinthian?! M)
:IIIII can
: ZONES
% TBOEEET IIIIs
Will Not Put The]. ““5: Ef- last evening. and 'xas called to ordm
feet on Octobert.
Praident Storrs
NW HAVEN. Supt. lL—Duahl was
made at the offices of the Connect
bone 3“!
of fu-uu would We!
tuber 1 M an: Stem said
no decision as to mean: of raising ad A
dllionbl revenue had been made 83‘
periments are being tried on zone col
lections and sons methods but these
did not metre aid from the traveling
pubhc.
. The officials are doing the experi-I
{mentmgsud the latest idea tried was
one from New Jersey by means of
punched slips and fare collections our
the buds of these slips as a passen-
ger leaves a nor.
for Members of the Com-
mon Council
Sweet
The
their coda-es Inst eveniu ““6 u
.rlo-s M designated in the call is
sued by Chairman W illlam J. Devine
I .
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business scheduled harmoniously
expeditiously carried out
First Wand Caucus.
e First ward Democratic caucus
waTs held in the Town Assembly Hall.
C. Feeney.
‘uutlon committee of three was appoint
11 dole-guns to the Demo-
committee
fortbot'emoftwnyUIf"
The following were
convention delegates
vine James T.Hubbe11. B'allace Donn.
IWIfliam J. Sheehan. Harold '1'. Mar
ray 3. W. Brotherton. John J. Ahern
John c. Smith Mich- at J. Riordan a.
‘-.C Feency. Edwin H. Burr.
(Costumed On Pluu MW.)
IETREE STMTS
WlNOMA’S EORN F-
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The com roast and garden party
,given by the members of “’inolna
Council No. 31. 0.0! P. at thehomev
of; Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Taylor. Newtown‘
avenue last evening. was one of those
events that deserve a big red letter in
the chronicles of the lodge. For» a
-mber of weeks the committee. com-
posed of Mrs. Henry Payne. chairman;
Mrs. Harry Smith. Mrs. P. B. Kalkin.
Mrs. J. William Rose. Mrs. Arthur
Robins. Mrs. Frank W. Shepherd and
titles Anna Walsh. have been holding
A (Continued 0: Page Eleven)
Case Against' Woman Con-A
tinned From Day to Day—
I Farm
The special committee appointed to
i fact plans for the, big carniial on
An unusual case came up
downtown court room. this morning.
\Vednesdny morning. and
beforehor trial. and her case oontin
and narrow path.
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3 mil SUCCESS
The Colonial Lawn Fete. held yes-
terday afternoon fromthe hours of 2
to 6 p. in. under the auspices of Not.
walk Chapter Daughters of the
American Revolution was very suc-
cessful. It was on the lawns of the
I Misses Lynes and Hill. 38 and 40 West
‘her mother 'on a Silver-mine
ASalvutore Geneuarlo r resentedIMrs
‘Stoots, while Joseph L
counsel for the Billing girl.
for a hearing before Judge George H.
'der way.
quarters of an hour, working out who
ford man was infatuated with
avenue. The awns were decor" 1
. “ Stools and would marry her on a min
with Ameri flags and draplnus a. ute's ll
aifair. The grounds were very largelyx Accordingly. shortly before
(Continued on PI" 3'31"») (w'm? on rue mat)
NOMINATION
Wolfe, Charles A. Volk
and Mass F. McMahon
and all were well attended and the
and
ysby Clerk 8. C. 'Feeney, and William J.
Devi-e elected chairman. and Bernard '
clerk. On motion a nomi-
ed by t Q chair to bring in a list of
“W cutie WIcouvbntlon. and a ward
10 members to serve
selected; die‘c' fill
“'illlam J. De-
Helen Killing Goes Back to
in the
when Ethel Stoots. arrested in a raid
on an apartment at 6 Day street. earlx
charged
with conducting a reputed house of itl-.
fame. was married to James Mann. of Judge web!)
Bell Street. Stamford. in Chief William
R.‘ Penningtou's clflce. a few minutes
ued from day to day. on her promiso
to tread none other than the straight
Helen Rilling. of
Norwalk. also arrested in the Day
street apartment. was likewise releas-
.cd, ‘with the understanding that she
'wus to mend her ways and live with
farm.
weilor was
The case was scheduled to come up more “1811 10-
Ricklefs was arrested this time wasA
Vosburgh at 9 o clock but it was up; for burglariug the home of Louis (‘ush-
ter 10 o'clock before it finally got an “9'3 0‘ BMQPOFA- on June 30-
The delay was due to the prosecuting the prisoner, State's Attai-
fact that both attorneys together with
Prosecutor Cramer C. Hegeman held
~“executive session" for nearly three-I
_ku“
Cloud; tonig ht; uhwzra-
.y.
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IN THE SENTINEE A
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TWO cum
'AOMIRAE KOECRAK’S All RUSSIAN
TOREES T0 NUMBER Of 12,000
APTOREO BY THE BOESREVOO
Dr. Surrender of the Remainder of Kolchak’s Southern Army
Is Expected—Serbian Delegation Unable to Obtain
Instructions Concerning Signing of Peace Treaty
PLAN TO SETTEE TESEREN MlNlNE '3
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Key West and Miami Suil'er
Heavily From Ranges of
Hurricane
Florida was paralyzed yesterday as a
result of “So vlolm hurricane that,
passed :7anth action yesterhr
Three M
Stu" H um *h “we ’3 .m-
aster. Several small vessels were
‘reefs. The hurricane cut a swath
. .Ihrough the pine forest from Bigcuyne
Bay and struck the village of Gouids
near Miami with terrific farce. raring
Itwentyoae buildings. Only one house
was left standing in Marathon a small
Avillage Although the property dam-
age was enormous. not a single fatal-
OETS MARRlEOIn .. .... t.....
moaned on Page Seven).
SERVER 20 YEARS,
Record Is Sentenced by
James H. Vlebb pronounced
once in seven of the eight cases whicn
were brought before him.
. \Vith a record of having _served‘
time in. Sing SIng, Elmira IReforma-A
tory and Trenton prison, aggregating
close to 20 years John Ricklefs,
aligs Henry Johnson, . alias AndeI-I
son. of Brooklyn was sentenced b\
Judge Webb to state's prison for
term of not less than 5 years and no
The offense for which
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Ithey termed a "happy solution" of the T “SA
case when it develOped that the Stam-
THE STOEN MET
Substantial Support Follow-
o’.clock the woman was brought from
ed th Ope ng Decline and
PERSHINH’S MST I... “Indus m; medic ne-
BAY IN NEW "EMA wgglghlité infomeIeEEIn—Ezfindfimgfi i NEW YORK. Sept. ll.——‘Announce.
NEW YORK. ___.Sept. 11. ——Genen.l
John J Pershing's last day in NewA
hand grenades again” the rioters.
oodriots in (Hogan. Silesia, Tues-I
Elly.t Troops used machine guns bath
The trouble started when threaten-1
IYOrk as the melt of the city found' lug crowds gathered before the shops'I
him on the move from early morning. and "In“ W the m of;
with every hour set aside on his pro- food. The situation bee-no critic-II.
mm in a round of mu, "new thwerecdledout. Themwd
ment of the proposed strike of steel
llent declines among ailing indust-
rial. at the opening at today‘s Stock
Market
getting and confusing that the first
"I“ incl-9°“ '0 ‘mw M! amino soldiers, undone WA” “a 19‘“ "W‘-
fishnmmueetlugbfthe.mfi.m
Legion-luminous Seasrefludae
wmmawwdu
arm MUM
tbeuiertomi
NOW SETS 5 MORE
Burglar With Uliique Prison merit
in
workers calmed huvy filling Ind vio~
Tradingan S. Mus-oer-
anota‘tion for that deb did not ap-
Steel mines gained with ,a block
“maflmsmasmm‘ 16.4!) ”r” M I.’ .r
4th region of Aklulli‘lok
IN TONEREIORIOA
“fat-m .I-In WI 9* ‘. ? ..
timated at more than two million dol- A
sunk and others were driven to the Slovakia
At yesterday—.— afternoon's session of mam returnil
. the Criminbl Superior court . Judge l_\ to ( hula
99'" dressed these inquiries to tho gov.
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,' Shipping oi: the coast met with dis~1"eschfll minim: district
WM A REIMHIRB QUESTION Alltil‘lEli BYSOI’REMECOONEO
WAlill IINIIIIIIII ..,,.....
ng Calmly the Attitude of the Unit-
ed States ontbe Shanta-g Question
first and Fourth Ward--.._ _
CaucusesWereShortand
A onpox sopt ll.—~A linlshe.
v ik wireless dispatch from Moscow
l‘tm‘lm I laiins file capture of nearly
1 ’._000 _prisoncrs from Admiral
-W:k \ All Russian for 005 m
It is de-
tlII' rc-
southern
IlIIIIIl the surII‘IIIlI'I' (It
ImIIIIIler (If KIIlI'lIak s
army is I‘Xilt‘i'ilul.
PARTS. Sept. 12.— Tbc Serbian
delegation licrc adxismi the Peace
Conference loan} that because of
L-the fall of thc goternmcnt in Bel:-
grade it u as unable to obtain in-
KEY “EST' ma' 59"“ 11"“‘wer afflictions concerning: the signing
of the Austrian tn aty. The dele-
Agation said it would have to wait
for such instructions until a new
met was formed.
PARIS, Sept-:1.“-
ion of the
pute betwoen Poland in
was adopted 08!:-
Aprcme (ouncil at today’s ”gloom
'It was agreed that a plebiscite be a
as jointly ,
taken in the district
proposed by the Polish ; and
(‘zecho-Slovak delegates. '.
TOKTO. Tuesday. Sept. 9 tAsso-
tinted Press) .~—Developments in
relation to thc Shantung question
form the supreme subject of dis-
.‘cussion here. The general attitude
of the Japanese is to await calmly
clinal action by the United
States Senate.
Some of the members of the
ADict are reported to be addressing
Amions inquiries to' than gum-
regarding the RIMTOII.
They ask whether the United
.States is likelx to enforce try arm!
a possible new treaty with Ger»
Ig Shohtung direct-
Those who have ad-
Continued- on Page Nine.
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EIOER MANER ‘1 5
EXEMPT PROM
OOTT ON JURY
Judge Webb, in Criminal
onrt,Says Apple Crop
Should Be Conserved
Judge James H Webb is a “reg’lnr
feller." Court officials and spectators
at the opening session of the Septem-
her term of the Superior court, crimi-
nal side yesterday morning were
unanimous in declaring the fact. And
all bcause the judge likes cider. Well.
maybe he doesn't, but he is in favorof
its manufacture. at any rate.
Adolph Geoppler of Ridgeneld, sull-
_.-.
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NINE MINERS DEAD“ ”N
IN AN EXPIWON
SAN SALVADOR Republic'adl
vador Wednesday. Sept. 10. ——m3
er: were killed and ten 'M w
explosion of six and a In! t."
dynamite in a mine la the W
of Emma. northeast of this city. to.
any. The cupcake wu- oturoi is the
“but: mired by W-
. n be" 3m no» '1’.“
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