illU REAli ti
tNthStNttttttg g
TABLISHED 1870
tittnttt IS
WAY BAG
WASNINGE
-t ted to Cross Ohio Riv-
ihis Evening". and Is.
in the Capital '1 (micr-
‘ Entered at the South .
Office as second-Clue Mall ‘ utter.
tilts tuNNtzttttttt
t uwrtatttttmtttl
; Tl] HAVE lWll WIVES
,‘Stamford Prosecutor Tells
. District Attorney Swan
'_ Person May Have One in
’ Each of Two States—Lane
Remains Silent
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_ .‘iilii‘ rttnitrt‘nt-n with )ltit'latrw ll.
lx’eneuly. proset'ulinu :ttturtit'y in
Stamford. (‘otttt.. he hail lxiil’l‘u‘tl that.
iiil'lt r t‘tvlttttvr‘ti'til MW. :1 llt"‘.<tlil who
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l.‘ (t‘UES-‘il the ,\li~'::i<~’iplti at
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i‘t'll u. tr-
rams om 915ml;
FROM PANKS IN OHIO
EAST l.l\’l-Zlil’("()l.. 019,0, "legit. 27.
tit’
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liitht lt "iv‘l‘fl‘fll. il
it ' \\' lll ' ll 11) it \ in tin Yt‘uLS (’l'ilt‘li‘ tl lhv rinlt- ill the HP“
. ': '5t 4t: lu'ti‘ ".' v. ~ . . - .
‘ “ ‘ ’ “nu-rtot‘tl mirtnus tmtl [kinking ( oin-
2 mm
'mier the constant care of Dr. (any
1'. China)“. his physician, the Fresh
p;tll_\'.\‘ institution. :t.Nt‘\\’ \\'atrrt‘ortl.
:15 miles north of here, early yester-
deul was; dracrlbetl as resting comfort? (111:3al'1d125m3wf‘ T‘sll‘ril-‘PW Vt‘orth 0f
ably. ‘ hr. (ltayson spent the night in« 1;“. 1 ' "m H “m ‘_ ",' m cash, A
.H... I'l'tvuiu t-nt‘ Mayflower :1) as to he KB sum "1 mono} “:H ”mm“ yes—
nmr his titlilt'lll. and today he kept. in
«104v tnltt'h “Hit ”74- l’rt-sitir-nis t-untlt-
tmrt. “t‘ saiil tin-er \\'.l>‘. nothing
~tt-trtttlng in the situation, but that he
thtlltl insist upon Mr. Vi’ilson's taking
sale \vhtt-h was not wrecked by the ('K-
plusinn.
Cummings Says People
atk Pm
iv‘rtlny afternoon in a scction of illl"
PLAN lilREfil’lN‘ {
All SlEEi MILES. - “mm:
NEXT MONDAY
l w l
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iPittsburgh and Ohio Dis-
>-
4:
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_
:2
'Day Selected Is haturday,
! October 18th, and Plans
Are Made for Bi gust Day
in History of t Com-
} tricts Expect to Resume “Willi." ____
a. \Vork on a Larger bcalc M 3 mm mm”:
t-ntliusiastis of
some seventy—file reside
ton. .'!i thI littst‘ House.
piars WP!" prrvtimlly co pietmi tor a
"\‘Ct-lmnne lit.lll"" titty fbl‘ ill“ Inigo
Pillllll‘ r at futon: men from that .wt't
'tnl “wt (illl tit' 31‘ hit ' ill" “’Ul'td
lil‘iili‘iiifiiltitl
. Than Ever Before
t
t
:EAANEGESiiEiCtt. .
t‘lt ('7
t ti a< the time :ti‘til ant-4)“; (‘1)nllllll'0-I‘
lmssihlt- liltn’t‘lllt'lli i:t:ti lllt‘ mills but “till " t In ill-‘1 " ““1“ “I?“ “m1 i“ l“
to crippli- or "lllll‘t I} shut .tiu't't "‘ l”“‘- l
' (t'ntththmi on l'.‘='_e ill with.
I '1’ . T
Stitttttt tit W'
Thrilled Millions With Her
Wonderful ', Voice and
Reigned' for Forty Years
as the Queen of Singers
‘ NASHVILLE, Tenn. Sept. 17 Spir-
. ituttlisnt has been resorted to in on I‘ll ‘
Itleavor to sohe the mysterious murtiv-r'
inf Robin J. Cooper. prominent attor-V
l‘ney. and. upon testimony of (iHbl'ltlt'
t 1 ‘ t 1. '1 ll . it i 1 LONDON. Sept. 27.—.\dcilna Patti.
in :t )so u e res. or a consul era t e ‘ ; ansen. psyc to~ana ytiral detective. the prima donna. died this morninxflt
”.7 P» .. . t Are I 01' Treaty and League Dennis Metcalf. Cooper's gardener, (“-;‘ig.".X()s Castle. l‘cnygae. South
‘lt's. \thson. although herself shove; *‘——- ' ' «
‘til‘ the strain of the icing trip ampss
ill.-
air-\lltlll tittentlanm- upon the . Presi-
~l.»:tt. '
'"ht’:
President‘s illness,
_ ‘.\'l‘t..r\.\"l‘lt‘ (‘l'l‘Y_ N_ 3.. Sept. 27..-- held for the grand jury after a pre-
totttincnt anti bank, also was in‘1lte executive committee of the Demo-- liminary hearing. ‘
irratic National committee met in for-‘
and Nora Leo, negro cook. have been “'aleg.
Mme. Adelina Patti reigned for 40
> _ ' .yL-urs as queen of singets.
Hansen declared that m a spiritual-, Her marvelous voice thrilled
. lie then gave tip-:The elder Dumas. the French drama.-
i.t .ucht to a head by his exertion on an informal report on his recent tour f‘tails of his investigation here. Short-l
>[W‘ilkillz tour. is ascribed by
)‘son largely to the attack of infitt- ‘t'Pgitt-din: issues expected
“It 'Il.
Republican Committee
United For Ticket
TO THE PUBLIC :—
(Continued on Page Threat.
TAMFORD WOMAN
IS FOUND DROWNED‘
STAMFORD, Sept. 27.—--Mrs. Emma
lit-cles. 40, wife of Robert J. Eocles, a
Spanish War veteran and prominent‘
sporting man, vvas~touad drowned in a
lake. connected with” a salient-lum-
where she has been confined near
herfid'esterday. Mrs. Ecol“ disap-
peared from the sanitation-taut”! .
ago, amt search for herbal bid! in;
from which Mr. “'ilsnn sufftw'tiilttrzcl," in the presidential campaign
April in l'aris. On that occasion of 1920.
.- i He said he found an overwhelming
(t'ontinued on Page 1.1mm). sentiment in favor of ratification of
.___,,___ ..- .N {the Peace Treaty and American mem-
tbership in the League of Nations.
10" LlFE PR! “NER i Many prominent Democrats, not
’ tmembers of the committee. were pres—
lt-nt, including Bernard Baruch. regard-
: led in some quarters as custodian of
. ;. . tthe boom for a third term for Presi-
. ’ ident “'ilson. Secretary Glass was
there and Attorney General Palmer
:was expected later. -
‘_ . i It was announced that the sessions
;of the committee would be devoted to
-_._._.L icstabliih‘ment of! the proofsed new
. . . . .zone 3 's em. tin or which i e work of
Wethersfield Pen‘tentlarYithe national committee will be. con-
Holds Record of Penal Infiducted from five separate headquam.
stttuttons—-Some . Would i "9'
Not Leave Even if Par-
doned '
)
When Michael Markovich. of Union.
was sentenced to-a life term in the
Connecticut state prison, in the Su- ,
perior court. in Rockville. on Septem- mils“ hairdo: “3;“ there Em}, be no
ber 18- he made the 100th “[9 prison- publlicaftrzrztaniggtIaSntgtngdstinetililed‘
mgr triage...vermin: W... m a... a...
larger than the number of life term wedififg’fgg’griigifi”fligefilffigegg
tactihand womennn any 0319" Willi“ . our loyal support for the election at
9.5,- ~ .» n ’3' 1'; 3‘01"" on to e. the Republican candidate for Mayor-
n pypillfcatglgiilzhry said yes i and for the entire Republican City
_; - , . - '. ' '. and -\Vard tickets.
, t thé‘ 190 [tiers COHFg'llUtE’S: Our candidates are for an ectr
t numbet of such prisoners. nomlcal but progressive administra-
ersfield sincc ”19 prison “'33 tion and are deserving of their full
~»—- party support. .
EDWARD B_. DOULENS.
Chairman Republican City. Cogn-
mittee.
GEORGE G.-RICHHOND,
Chairman Republican City Com“
mittee of First Ward .
EDMUND n. c'nown
Chairman Republican 1m Coun-
vmtttee and Second Ward committee;
FRANK it. owvna,
Chain-unlit Republican Third W
' Committee.
onoaoE amp." '
”"' lt't'ai capital-tum for
Dr. inf the cottntry to ascertain sentiment ly. alter Cooper‘s death, Hansen (1...;
ist, once said to her;
"Being a man and a Christian, 1 live
to figurelclarcd. Mctmlf rented a room in the to listen to your singing; but it' twue.
{central part of the city. and. in his a bird i would die of envy."
room was found a crimson covered! "She had tones so benulltul." raid
lpillow slip with the letter L‘ embroi‘lone eminent musical critic. "that they
‘dered in pink. and also a bloodstained i seemed to gush spontaneously from
suit of clothes. Several old newspa~tme_ very fountain-spring of vocal
pers of the saute date as those found ' youth_"
,in Cooper‘s automobile after the tnur-l Mme. Patti inherited her talent.
der also were found in the room. «1 am a child of the stage," she had
“in a trunk in one corner. a letter said, “being born during an operatic
from his wife, in Chicago. “as found. season at Madrid. Spain. in 1843:. My
i saytng: father, Salvatore Patti. a Sicilian. was
, “'lle careful what you write. Let-la good tenor glngel‘. My mothm‘. a
ters are being opened.’ " 3mm". artist as 313- afternoon at an important business
_..._.____ 'figgaiiat‘ilii'iiieflnimo at her first hug-4 meeting or the Vi oman’s Christian
band." i Temperance Lnion, held at the home or
I U 8 “ESTRBYER i Dwindl'ng finances sent the Patti the president. Mrs. Charles Byxbee. o! ‘
5 O ‘famtly to New York when Auditing-’4. F0" street. ., ‘
t ' ‘ ~nhose birth name was Adam Juana Mrs. Charles S. Byxbee and airs.
When she
'denly became destitute.
l "in the emergency," the slngér said,
"my mother 'conxldercd that [mad ex~
The U. S. destroyer Stringham.
which has been at anchor in the local
harbor for the past two weeks. will
sail aWay from here at high'tlde Mon-
(Contlnucd on Page Elevent.
day.~ All during the day yesterday and g '
a part of today the crew were busily; b
engaged in'painting the ship and do- ‘
ment expects it to be in at the time it
arrives in NeWport Rhode Island.
the Navy for a period of two years d ‘ l t nil in and
. . 8110C, On mt avenue. 8. ‘ 0
Tomorrow will be the lastday thnttmotg“ quantity of “3‘ “In"
to board her, and it will repay all for. ’v nuance ' Entrance is believed
the time spent in visiting the shin—f; shive been'mnde thmh ‘ 09“"
in‘g ’such little work as was necessary HAUL 0F WINES
The ship will take to Newport twelve . I ' ”‘
local people will have the opportnn is covered by brok-
‘The officers and the crew will accord door. left “installed. The W of
to place it in the condition the Govern-
local. Young men who have enlisted in Unidentified thieves entered a real.
.“Ymt 8700. Thomas
the same courteous service as they the-ownenw been withheld until tur-
' have been during their stay here Via-1h W“. 3"“
. _ _ f m .Clltfi. ,
itors are allowe'd‘to go on board from e m Hunt in invutinflnl-
{the hours of 1 to 1:30. lgennt . - l
M .
l _' "‘-_‘ i . Aw m
tPaiaBéaamilww my
. nnw YORK, sac 27.—A;pltcbed.
shuttle between strikers and loyal ‘ i ' '
workers of the Do Haven lint-niacin!» . ' '
lil'flifl‘dfu She had. been ‘3:
fl!
, 7 the:
f”"‘r "rim to that; tam ; ' with ",im' ‘
.l' tlgtushtcr OLGeorg'er. I!” this; .
Ii). and two. hm“, m . (; )1:
Ira
a i.
A. ‘,
““5 Elli. Slim
Chairman Re blicnn Fourth-Ward
s of Ronny ‘
nst eveninz.‘
i
the
A inat‘ia’ Patti. was a baby.
:was seven years old. her parents smi- C
O
valued.
v
.Members of National Union
1 of Railwaymen Walked
- Out in a Body at 10 o’Clock
This Morning-
.Mcznhcrs of the Cabinet (To
cuss the Situation
LUNDON. Sept, :7, 24.» tori: t‘tv‘t'tl
,r‘ it .trnml at ten t:'t loci. this tttmhinr,
Hw nit-llibw's oi" the \‘at «that l'nm-t of
Railwaynten had walked out in a body
and the stoppage of service was cutn~
it‘tttt. 'l‘elephonic and lt‘lt'ataphic re-
ports to tho executive committee of
the rhino lront dtsant cynic» siztt‘n'
that lt'f'lll branches :tt‘t‘ suppm'ltl‘t: lllt‘
(Dininittec's action.
Railroad tlvlmis here wort- (tptn this
morning. but, with the varpliun oi a
Vii-\W people who “(re not nettle tt llu-
:si:'.kw. the-y‘fi'cre tits-cried. Even oili-
ttials of the Southeastern Railway atl-
lnlillvd illi'il‘ service had ceased. while
,sutnvay trains had come to a complete
{standstill shortly atteflen o‘clock. ln
the biz freight yards motor cars. driv-
len by acidic-rs. were carrying' oi? m»
l to Downing Strert to Dis-3
3
“battle articles which arrived. on late
ttttttptttttsr- ‘ ~‘ * w
trains from dutlylpp perilous. .
None of the curb; newspaptio tddns
.lcft London. but the‘managements of
t newspapers, anticipating the strike.
gmadc arrangements, two or three days
.ago, to «distribute papers by motor
cars and motor lorries. a huge squad-
ron of which left Fleet street. Lon-
.don‘s newspaper row, early today. in
all directions.
will thus be supplied today, but coun-
try districts which depend on London
for newspapers, will probably go with-
out them.
Several members of the Cabinet
[went to Downing street this forenoon
tmal session at the St. Charles Hotel 'istic demonstration ht- “ind seen \lct~ ( h d ..
‘ " ' ‘ rea est content torarics 0 er a... _
although yesterday. (‘hariman Cummings mallet calf kill Cooper." g t l and remained there in continued 90“
Isultnlion throughout the morning.
"keeplng in touch with the strjke situa-
l V.
t We [:0 o
. Thinks
: armistice
l Delegates to the county convention
In [hnbnry and the‘ state convention
in \Villimantic were elected yesterday
___..—._ __
Longntnfl were named as delegates to
attend the state convention of the W.
. T. U., which will be held during the
middle of October. The meetin: open.
ed with a noon luncheon. served by the
president: and which followed by
a musical program. on Welcher,
lot the Anti-Cigarette League, gave an
interesting talk. reading in number of
letters from prominent sources endors~
ing the work be is doing lecturing
"gallant the smoking of cigarette by
the ybuth ot the country.
i Mr. Welcher.‘ who has been invited
.to speak at the county convention 0:
(Continued on Page. Four).
—-
.E DENIES HIS ’
KILLED COLLINS
. John H. Wempe would like to state
he was nottn the at with Frank (Red)
5 Barry, when Mr. Collins was killed
lnni knew. nothing at any trouble until
blow. were attached t his home.
He in positive.“ m not his car and
to when further results.
mommwm
" Speakat Nor-Walk
l
l.
i
l c
[El 7 M. E. Churdt, Sunday
.M
. . in Will 'IN Hill l8
up cotttttti'
lN lotion
iiiiiiliiiiii this
Large. provincial town?
%’
Fair and olljhtly warmer
lMNlNENl, AlARNlSlS REPllRlS
I Against the Socialists—Navy Represented as Being
‘ More Dissatisfied Than the Army
1 EXTENSWE NAVAL MA NEUVNES iii ENTIRE
JAPANESE NA‘JE NEE EilAil 8E .lAl’AN
#
Rumauian Government Cons. idcring the Elationtfitmtton
of All Petroleum (‘cmpantcs to ind Atttcrican
Monopoly .
i I — —- 7- .-——— —
' ‘ ” ’5 ‘ "h llttfxiii. 5H“ v.2)..-
WEQIPBRT ‘glll‘ .‘fnl'li ‘s‘t 't'tt t‘.“~ it!" ' ll‘tt l-l lll
‘ thi- . ._\.- :v ‘1» 1.1 Etin; that.
b l\ll \‘i'l' Is .mt‘tmmtt‘t. (3': one.
Hun Y.
E. T. Redford Purchases the
“'es‘ttmri ilotcl Property
and “'ill Erect a Hand-
. l
‘ :1“. \m'iiii in: rungttl litt‘ nothing
M. £6 A. iill‘.’ m'tl lililllnl'wl i';tvitw;t~. vth'tcll
~“ ‘ltl: l ‘ "l’l’ \"tl l ilto' .ktti‘léll—
his N \‘vl‘ul LLI‘tw t'nlx :.t't'
mi \tifi: ll‘t' it"".'-l.l‘l‘:
the tittlttnrtst litt'llgtli. ‘.\ it: :. \‘ll'\\"
g‘ttkv‘l‘ltllli‘ili. it
t'l‘t‘tlll-
tint li’tttl. til
l‘lv t-Hlill‘ til-1'“; ii “
' ‘ lvt‘lflu \iilll tlatt ill“) lll‘lll‘\t‘ the
some Budding \‘l‘Elltiit‘\‘ of tits: m lll power stilt-o
_' ’-M_ the :il"l\i‘~1lt't‘ i'.lli\t‘ti the present:
The announcement that liiunttl T.
Snitlt‘ (ll. illl‘sl‘ gl‘llt‘l'fllfi
3“
tit‘tltllttt'k.
enlord has H'fl‘t‘i’tl to the the town , ‘
B L have already l‘t‘t‘il lilt‘llilnttt‘il
r-t‘\\‘cst1-ott a Hill Y. M. i‘, A, build-
inn. to be located upon the site oi the “gum. in league \\_ith t‘aptatn (lav-
present. Vt'entport Hotel. will meet MT.“ (l 'Attnnttztu lmfnnt the
“flitb‘the approval at evarybne linen-4W1“ raid. “nah “u. "WWI ”f
(th'l'illl‘OXl'lllf: lty force the Nilti
'(‘abinet and replacing'lt lwith 3
military dictatorship.
The lllll\'_\' is represented as he-
int! even more dissatisfied than the
iartttv. having. according to naval
.nfi‘lt‘i'l's. statements, suffered more
from “the lack of consideration
of their Attulol‘rettt-h colleagues,
who have acted as if they were
lntasicrs ol' the Adriatic and have
_ Niavored .lugoh‘lav claims." _
(cominued on Page Emmm' Vt'orkmt-n numbering apprnxt-
'naicly 1.000.000 are on strike. and
(dissatisfaction is trrowmg ever}-
;vvherc at the constantly increased
t ensi of livmg. It is impossible, for
l NE“ the government to call any men
’ .to the colors. espccally alter hav»
int! recently Pardtfitcd all (1280"-
ers under the prot- intatlon 0 am-
POles Are. Also Amiga! to nest}: Sircttuous efiortsaro be-
. Have Kllled Many PneSts lug made by ofiit-ial Socialists to
l and Patriots in Eastern reach an understanding between
Galicia the workmen and soldiers. The}
more urging: the latter to refuse to
WASHINGTON Sept. 27.~vaiestsiohey either their officers or the
against the internment of the Ruthomt fin‘l‘l‘lllllt‘llii. and they thus hop,“
tan Primate, Archbishop Sleptycky; i la organize in Italy workmen n
the imprisonment of two hundred 171:. t and soldiers” committees. winch
raiulnn priests in the Lemberg jail,1‘ . tl . firmntion o!
and upwards of three hundred else.l\\01lltl lead to u t ‘ f the
“he“? in “5‘9”“ Galtcia, by the Poles. soviets. and an upltcava o
“d the closing of nearly ‘“ 0' "mtwhole social order.
Ukrainian Catholic churches, by the; _._
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(Continued on Page Fem )' isociated Press).——Coincident Wlig.
P05 - the return of the. emperor. an
TOFFICE SELLING lemprcss from Nikko ttodny, it was
‘ $100 W' S‘ STAMPS;ann0t1ncc(l that. cxtensxvc naval
tmaneuvres would be cnrncd out
, A quantity of the new United States? by the cut int Japanese Navy, With
5w“ Savings Stamps, 0! “1° “00 “N the exception of ships in distant
inominntion. have instbeen received at: ‘ , l P 'fic ocean 03 the
.th South Norwalk post oil'ice. Their: waters, In t 1“ 8‘" be
.003” this month. is $84. and increase southeatsren coast of Japan. -
in value 20 cents each month. Own- ginning the middle of Odour.
e“ “we w" B‘V‘m 8m" °f the The. maneuvres will be under the
.smaller values will be permitted to . personal supervision 0.: the en-
inn-n them in for m #109 memes, ‘ per-or, this being the first. time that
920T” building, as planned by Mr.
Redford, will occupy a greater pm‘iidn
of the 116th property. Inside will be
reading and writing rooms, pool ta-
bles. bowling allies and, in fact. every-
thing that goes to make an unto-date
Y. M, F. A. building.
Mr. Redford will endow this build-
ing, so that the maintenance will not
cost the town one penny. in order to
do this. the Bedford Corporation will
beformcd to conducL it throughout
the years to come.
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tngton, through the-loco! put omen.
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