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Entered at the South Norwalk Post-
Office as Second Class Mail Matter.
i0il $10,000
Benjamin Hershfield. 1003.1 truckman, whose automobile, last
' v. m down sixyear-old’Antonio Apesolo in front of his home in
d meet, causing injuries that resulted in. the boy’s death in
Nomalk Hospital shortly after, is made the defendant in a suit
$10,000 damages. brougflt today through Attorney Salvatore .
"i0 by Luigi Apesolo. o: the Grand Union Hotel, the dead lad’s
(‘Ii '
It 15 alleged by the pluntifi‘ that Mr_ Hershfield was driving
l'itvsslv and at a rate of speed prohibited by law, causing the boy's
' Mr Hershfield carried accident insurance
0 United States Fidelity and Guarantee Company, who have
. a ll bond of $10,000. The case is returnable to the Super-for
on the first Tuesday in June. .
; Coroner John J._ Phelait‘s Investigation into the case' has not
letcd.
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ll ~»’i;tslit-:tlljv twin-win: its aim:
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Arc Holding Baku
'1 ‘('.\i, ("atttu'ishL Kitty 7- (lawn-tat
'll 'rif'). .\/.,"i‘itiil.l.'lil troop: which
all orig Iaku win-u that ('ll\' was
l‘ll'l‘ clwd by Russian llolsltmilt
to]. fatlctl to make any scrinus do
ton .3'
the plum). lll’i'Ul’dl
por ”g l0
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"itching: lil'l'0_
iblshvvik gun»
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litlll'l'll; t)‘ last u'twi. u‘crc anniltila.»
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Tim f: Up: is continuing. the stair;
mcnt s: x the Polsltm'iki stubbornly
ticfcntlii ;~ hcir positions. although the
Poles. up making some progress.
Is Open
Dori-on
For theSeason
. E1’E‘l‘Yfiill: has been placed in read-
mess fOI‘ a busy season at the Dorlon
House. John E. O'Sul‘livan, the propri,
otor, havinz: already thrown open the
doors for business. Last year eclipsed
anythingr ere :* known at this shore eat.
utaticn of tin sea food furnished pate
insr resort owing to the excellent rep-
utation. This year even greater success
is looked for an] to. Norwalk should
feel that in rmpect to a shore house no
place alongr the Connecticut shore can
match Dorion's.
nks
Fishing Boats
6.—A‘ furious burri
Hurricane Si
'CADIZ, May
cane is raging: in the Straits of Gib-
raltar and much damage has been
Hone, report:
ing boat‘s time been sunk.
graphic and
mad the city.
RRRER
ASSOCIATED PR E38 NEWS
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0H CONTROL
-0f lilUSI
Stockholders of the People‘s Trust
Company have recently received a let-
ter in which an offer has been made
to buy up stock at $135 per share.
which was issued'when the bank was
started at $100 per' snare. .
This proposition was made on be-
half of a New ‘York banker who wish-
ed to buy a controlling interest in the
bank. The matter was first put up to
the directors, but they did not. think
it advisable to allow the bank and
its Control to go into outside hands,
and as few if any stockholders have
signified their dosirn to sell. then- is
no likelihood or if!“ bank losing its
local ownership.
This bank \\'1l.\ originally started to
assist, in loaning money on local rval
estate. anti to ht-lp out thc local lumi-
ncss turn. and this; lilt‘fl his been car-
rictl out through thv- screral vearn of
tho bank‘s t-Xistuut-t'. and iwith no
change in ounvrsiiip, and the bank re-
maintn: under control of its present
tifitt-crs and (iiinvltn'y. ll \ribl remain
purrly a local institution, working: for
m“ 9"""l ”f “”111 “(*0ch and llllSlll"~~.\‘.
ERREEAUR‘RRIN
Rtt-RRRARRRNHAE
l‘itrot‘ autontoliilt-s, ownml
(ll‘i‘ilS Hf M:t<s‘;l¢'lttlsvlls
and New York. \W‘rt- V
ttl accitlt-nt.‘ on
this morning
Jimmy i..
lilil'l’t.
Sun,
by null-
Z'onnct-tirut
in a three-corner-
f'ntllit't‘llt'lll 2|"0‘Jltt‘,
llart‘. tit’inti: a big Illtllui‘
own-«i it; Elixir} llantlcin t‘é:
. t-ut (‘llllilill'lllis_ of Nov;
tori; t~tt.\_ was driving inward Bridge
l-ut'l, \ilit-u his car running ovvr :i
litttntitvult. in from o: {’3 (‘ttnncclttzttl
rw‘lltlt. “illll’ :tu 4-‘«<*;t’.aliti:t for the
out”: o! \L‘lirl' [Allttxs hurl l‘i‘t‘ll l‘uttltiik'
>t’tillt-
:i‘t
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,ttlt li mutt. :t r’ltl'lilil, Skllilll'd shill“
il:~‘5.'llil"‘. Uilll Ts‘\\ll'\t‘tl tt::o a ditch
.:iul',t_',:illit‘ iltt- l‘t‘Iltl
Slottu lltttnrniuit, nt' lilo; (‘ttlzir
trot-t. \\'.'|.< driving. posit-rip a short
illS'fllH‘f‘ in ”it Hunt of tho “(lllllvlll
haul; instant of \xattxliing’tlic roazi
Z'lil’1il‘. nt‘ him. it is said. llittt-rmttzi was
noting; at lit; truck ll. (iiflfl‘lllt‘ in
illt‘ (limit. and it“ ran into a nt‘w'h‘im-
pit x titnottsinv. being driven Juslcliir
‘hjc Et'ut‘st l‘. Josephson. of Lincoln.
Sins:
"lii‘ ttttttzin: illnilfl of the .lnst'plu-ntl
car “as titttttaizui. and tilt
“tum: of Mr. titts-rman‘s
ll)! ihl‘ illtpztt't, Tip
“as not :‘4‘l'itlilfiiy tlamact-d
1.7:: .; ,. tum tho :‘ltttiluu’ ditch
in il'(‘il\i) St‘t‘umlllt Thomas Hunt in
\N-ilzult'ti t'lll‘ :tct-itlt'nts. finding that
Ilit- tlrix‘urs‘ ltcensvs hold by HH‘H of
Ilzi- littvt- no it lll\(li\'vli had not lll't‘ll
r-ntlot'M-d unwilling: to l:t\\. 'l‘ltvy u-nrt
lulu-n tn polirt- lwathurlrtms. but \H‘l‘f
not plated illllll‘l‘ :'ti't't:-‘!.
ll’lt‘
our
Huntloln
liriill
hrultt’n
truck
by
NAttRRA'ttiAttttittt:
lAlMEN’S ttittttttt
('illi'.\(‘.(l. .‘dav (s- Thu National
('utliolic Laymcn‘s Council. organized
llt'l't‘ last. night by rvprcsmitatics of 27
lay hotlit-s. had on its program today
iltt‘ (*lt‘t‘llllll (if tu’olvo of tho filly.
llll'ul“ dologatr-s attottdin: as an admin-
istrative hoard.
Til" tit-w organization “'llll‘h will act
“011"
in: a ('(lllill‘f‘Ss l'ot'mirrolzttinc Hit.-
ot‘ tiir- (‘atltoli Laylllt'll's Org
A, ill '5"
non "I'd a tow shulls ort-r illt' citv
hut ~t- tras- llillt‘ :lill'lllDl to do act:
ttul . {tan
b i ilritisli licutt-nanis and sonic
nt‘tl:K sailors ultu Wot'o t-tiplut'od hr
l’ltn'v ct arm}: at llalttt. will be hold.
_.; 1> .11, until an mtttal lllllllbt‘l' ol‘
'ittt'i. Nationalists :ll‘v rel-lt‘ttsmi
.Itllt" ltzi ll} llll' llt'iiish.
”ll A“: May :7 _(.\.~::zttt‘i:tit-d
- =- Polish (:tvniry, oporalingr in
:lrv t «in: :tlfllillsl the ilolsltcvilri.
ttzz‘uo ‘1}ll"‘(1 Sifl'l‘ta. ill litt‘ l‘oiisii'
‘llllvi.l\ \i'ttrtl tho lmirpt l'. '
’ but ulticit libs lii'ly mil-tux vast (if
mull v, and is about sixtr mitos-
:(tll‘ll»~ of Kilt. “as n liOirlll'Ylli‘
nit-on. l. motor-tut! by worlh alongr
ittj‘ll' . -' rircr and on the hills.
lot? Polish cmnmuniqttc announc.
t»: film I; two Rod divisions which
- sstfied 'adverttsement in eminent women will
.7 people of Norwalk.
grillilit-Il
lions in tho [hilt-t! Sin’vs. {tiltlll.-.
$20.0tittflmt. lil(‘ llllt'H’Fi
to support virurvlt V-‘Hl‘li
:o
and
:l '=t "llolsitvsisut, :tiinrt'hgs and all
ttsttl t.,
‘Iill‘ll (liorost‘ in llll‘ country \‘lll bu
to one (l"l4‘_L’ill" in. the (“on'
grass and out- additional. delegate tor
(,‘Vt'l'y 50,000 l‘alltnlir's iii illl‘ (lltllft“§“.
Two Bolshevxki
Armies Destroyed
w I
BERNE. May fix~ltoporls that two
Russian ‘llolsthvvik armies have been
routed and virtually dc. troycd in 1h“
course of tho Polish-Ukrainian offens-
ive against. Kiev, seem to be confirm-
ed by dispatches received here. Be
ports which are taken with some re-
serve indicate the Soviet forces have
been forced back to the outskirts of
the city.
Bolschevik troops Were thrown into
a panic by the rapid advance of the
Polish and Ukrainian armies and re-
treated preclpitately from some parts
of the front. leaving large quantities of
arms and ammunition on the field. it
is said. Ukrainian peasants in terri-
tory still held by the Bolshevik fire
lectured to be in rebellion.
Noted Speakers ,
At Hoyts’ Tonight
There shouldn’t be any question
about a record breaking crowd at
Hoyt’s theatre this evening when Mrs.
Desha Breckjnridge of Kentucky. one
of the best known woman orators in
the country. and others will speak in
connectiori with the whirlwind cam—
Stating that fitfeen fish- .paign in the interest of suffrazre now
Tele- {beingr waged in Connecticut.
Hizway communication is those who may not favor suffrage this
Even to
meeting will be of unusual interest
It is hoped that cordial welcome to
be extended by the
FROM ALL PARTS OF THE
1ported law last niz'z'hi he was l‘
SOUTH NORWALK, 0038.. WDAY, MAY 6, 1920
BUY 150 ACRES or w
BURCHARD LAND FOR
BUILDING 0F HOMES
One hundred and an
Burchard property,
have been purchased by the Harris,
Vought & Company, ‘of 569 Firth ave-
nue, New York. The land is one of
the most desirable shore fracts 0n the
New England coast. ‘
The new owners plan to divide the
150 acres into small building lots for
purchasers who want just enousbland
yhacres of the to build a home on the wet
at “axons Pomt. land inducements Will be made to those
WORLD ‘1' A SPEGlAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPERATOR
ter’s edge,
who desire to go into farming.
The property consists of picturesque
wooded shore front, very desirable for
the building of summer cottageS, and
open field-s for farming. The new own-
ers will take careful measures, they
announce, to preset-Va the unusual
.cbaracter of this property.
DELAWARE SENATE
ttAttEtEthtttRAttE
Upper House Repudiates
Action of Lower Body by
Substantial Majority
DOVER. Dela. May 6.~Suffrat:o was
revived in Delaware yesterday when
the state Senate passed a ratification
bill. eleven to six. \ .
After rcjctling a substitute offorcd
by Senator Gormloy. Democrat, of Will
mington, providinc for a referendum
at tho next election on the subject. the
Senatt- adopted the resolution of Scna_
tor “'alkcr. Republican. of Newcastle
county. ratifying the Susan B. Anthony
suffrace- :tiitendment.
Senators Brown and Palmer both of
Sussex county. were the oniv Republi-
cans who voted against ratification.
while Senator Price of Smyrna. Kent
cottntv, was the only Democrat to Sup-
port the resolution. .
It is proposed to send the resolution
to tho 1101150 tomorrow whore speedy
action on it is cxpected. A‘lthouch the.
lower branch of tho logislalurn doft‘ul-
oil a similar resolution on April 1 by
Rt vote of 2;: to St. stifft'acist lomlcrs
tlztint to lmvc inrmascd their strength
,~ttfi‘iri« ntly in assure the (‘lllll‘lll't‘t‘llt'i‘
of the limtsv in the Scnato measure.
thtEA RtRNEEs
lNl0-llliSl-leV0lll
Harold Frost. of N. Brit-
ain, Injured in Accident
on Bridgeport Turnpike
Mil Fflill‘. Ma) 0; Harold l-‘ttb' (it
;.; i-lulirrts r‘_il'l‘('l. Now llt‘iltttu. rilli‘l‘l‘
mi :1 lll‘lllil‘ll it}: and narrouly C‘SC‘dD‘N‘l
drowning .\t:~*t0t‘tl;t}’ afternoon \\'lll"ll
~'tis fixu t_tin motor truck liclu'ilv ladon
with. (‘Ufrl‘l‘ pt-rcnlutors, lnnclt hotws
and other metal warp was crowded of!
tho Dz‘ialucpt-rt turnpiko by anotlwr
motor tl'llt‘li and rolled down an em-
llilllkllll'lli into the Milford reservoir.
Through a .‘vt‘tuitons (’ll‘t‘lll‘llr’lltllf‘l- the)
truck l:ill(ll"i l'iilill :zidt' up, but pursuits
\R'lio rushml In tln- Hon.» found Frost
pinned in lllt‘ \vrut'kauo with the ivatcr
close in his nose fiantically strucclinc
to free himself. Rome-(mo realizing the
danger rushed for 9.. saw and soon the
illiln’lsnlll‘ll man was cxiricatcd.
(‘laroncc Arnold of 17.) Clwrry street,
Now lritain, who was drivinu for
l-‘rom was knocked front his seat, but
r'scapctl uninjured. The otncr car con‘
tinuctl on to Milford unrlcr added
spool]. and accordinz to Arnold. who
said he caught a fleetin‘: glimpse. the
lillANll JUilllliE
ANDTHANliSiilVlNfi
SERv-IEEAEERtNttt
Burning of the Rectory
Mortgage on the Altar on
Friday
BX grout sacrifice and runrcrtvtl of-
fort the. pcoplt- of Trinity Parish have
cancelled the lust financial utilization.
and on Fritlztv Printing: at 7: l7. n‘t‘lot l:
Illl‘l‘!‘ will he :1 Litnt‘tksuivinu survive in
the church and the rt‘ctorv l]l{ll'i‘;’H;iP
“ill ht- burned on the altar, In the
lutrisli hall light refrcsl‘tmcnts will he
SPTVPd and a social time enjoyed. after
which tlicro will be dancing: in Red
\lcn's Hall.
\‘i'hilc there are not otltt‘r invitations
exccpt, the announccmcms in the press
and from the chancel, everyone inter-
cstvd is most. mtrnostlv requested to be
pres-cut. I
WINNER 0f CLUB
GAMES i8 fill/EN
. A NEW Siiii Hill
\\'iilt;.:u ('3, Mill an. ".‘l'lllnt'l‘ the
illbi pttzte Htr lhH card panics played
last night in the South Norwulk (‘l l,
was awardml a new silk hat. whit.
was {Mind to hex-chewinau‘ille small.
It i-* not known. yet, whether tli‘é but
will fit .\it'. McLean‘s pri'ic in having
l)(‘;li"!l. so ticcisivniy. his fellow club
‘nt minis. has .~ thftll'd.
Ntnir‘g. all tho pluu'ru wrrc uixc-t;
lioo‘n)‘ prizes, which tutor-Rd (‘Ull>lfl('l'il'
bio llll'f‘l'lllll‘l’ll. Alli-t tho playing.
(‘hi‘f James Fullcr SPIWPtl a club luric'i.
{ti
nosday night _("dl'll games in rauw of
tluit' unusual success during tltv last
few months. (‘liai'lt-s Prescott and
lmo Davis Wore rctained as the colic
mince: in charge.
l0 ttttAERtitttSE '
WITH ttEttAt PASHA
(‘0NS’l‘AX'I‘lXOl‘Ll-l. May 6 (Asso-
ciated l't‘css). »»»»» After consultation
with the entire Cabinet. Damad Ferid
l‘asha. the Grand \‘izier, decided to-
day to send Ntizim Pasha. former chief
if staff. and Noureddinv Pasha. for
incrly (lovut'nor of Smyrna, to Angora.
car curricti a l‘cnnszs'lvania license. >
Frost‘s car in its tlostcnt crashed '
llirt Evil :t t'ailin: anti knocfimi f)\(‘l' at
pulp »trun: with (‘il‘('il‘ll' wires. 'l‘htH
l‘.‘ll‘l‘-‘.~ on rtrilting ”to water , not bluiult-
Kfil‘l‘fll fig-slime: across thv- surfiirn vrltilo
‘tlm pm'colator". and lunch boxes floantl ,
about.
Fillet was :ilte-zitit-rl it: (‘ '0
.lltatly of Milford and then Mr” m the
liritlfznpoit inn-pi! l. “'ll‘Tl.‘ i.
‘1"
i
is.
Tllli‘VTON’, \. J., May fl. “Unclarin”
that the great unrest in the country and .
the drift. toward radicalism was dirccl- j
lv doc to prohibition, James R. Nuacnt i
of Newark. one of the Democratic big‘
tfour from New JCTSGy‘ at an organiza-
:tion meeting of the Democratic nation,
a] d0lC£2th touethcr with‘the Demo-
cratic state committee here yesterday.
.vicoronsly attacked national Democrat-
iic. Chairman Homer 8. Cummin'zs. as.
seerlinr: that. more full blooded and vir-
ile leadership of the Democratic party
was needed. Mr. Nugent said that
,mattcrs had come to a "pretty pass"
lwhen the Democratic. party of the na—
ition had to accept the leadership of
Cummincs when there were men of the
tvpe of Senator Underwood available.
Nticent made it. plain that he did not
intend to follow the leadership 0f Cum-
minzs and declared that the Democrat-
ic partv would win the presidency with
.Governor Edwards as its candidate.
com f’n‘lably.
iAssails Cummings As
3 “Drag” to Democra
Government Troops
Disarm Citizens
ROME, May Sz—Government troops,
sent to Vinrcgzgio, Tuscany, as a re
sult of strike disorders have assumed
nrvtml of the situation and have dia
armed inhabitants of the city, Barri-
cadcs erected by mobs have Mende-
“rc” . according'to advices reached
hereuir, r,
for tho x‘urposo of (.‘fil‘fiilng :t compros
.cirls
A vote no: takvn to continue the ‘.\'\ \l- l
Fair tonight, Friday cloudy.
MAZAttAt l0
RE AttActtEti
Rtfiwnn
NOGALES Ariz., May 6.~‘General
Angel Flores, revolutionary command-
or in Sinaloa, will attack Mazatlan,
the principal seaport of the State. with
a formidable force in a few days, ac
cording to Americans here today from
the coast State.
General 'Florcs was said to have
several siege guns and a large supply
of ammunition. While the seaport is
protected by a fortress, it' was said
that the Federals' supply of ammuni
lion was scanty. ,
The Carranza gunboat Guerrero is
in the harbor. and it was expected
that it would constitutv the most seri-
ous obstaclt- for the rcvolutionisls to
overcome.
(lencral
Flores Was- t'cportt-d to be
in a position to cut oil the town's
water supply.
American citizens returning from
the South declared that Nayarit
cntircly in revolt. and that a
lotto of while. was titan-hing
Ward to join General lv‘lorcs.
EL PASO, Texas. May fl.” llt‘lief
that Carranza soldiers Wot-o the men
who recently murdcrml his father and
was
largo
north-
two brothcrs ncar l~2i ()rn. llox. was
(‘Xpl'vsb‘if'd hvt't- lntizty It) .ltisupll
(it‘vmtlau', ot' Fiaustult. .\riz. \l'hile
llll’l‘t‘ were. P‘bUl bands in the district
they Wore lllnl‘u friendly titan the Fwd
oral troops. Mr. (lrcenlau said.
\\'ASHIN(ZT()N. Ma). G. »()l‘i‘ici.tl in‘
icrcst in tho (lt'Vk‘lUilllll‘lii of \lu- polit-
iral phases of tho sum pitta revolution
in Mexico has boon stimulated by (lov-
crnmvnt reports which continue to in«
dicatc a rapid weakening of (‘arranv
za's grip. Although any l'l'l’UlinlllOn
by this (lmx-rnmcnt of tho t'vbt’l mow.
mcni ot’ othvr titan that accorded any
do i‘ucto lm’t't: \\’tt\ said to UV it'ltpt‘ol)-
abh- it is: known ‘dLII‘lliS of the State
llt'ltiilllllcllt haw stutlit-d carefully tl‘o
(Continued on page Tim-cl
llEllllNS—llillfllllN
V tittttREEthR
HA5 MST SESSlflN
. \. .. . ,
'llto laszt tnw-itnw il‘, :lto hill.“ in‘
('f)lli«ll\it‘iil)ll l'nit 't< livid tart Mrn
ititz. Thori- wow :1 swat ttttntiwr pros»
out. Tit-a work of tlir Sunday .\l"ll(ltllb.
the. marina and scrap books that the
tintsltml \Vl‘i'l‘ txltiliitod. These
articles arc to bu sent to tho Mission
school, in Slur, North Carolina.
Dryden i’htlps, of Yaiv, gaxo a very
interesting." talk on tho llt'vll of mis-
sionaries in llll‘- ()ricut. Mr. ~l’ll(‘lll.7
has lately roturnml from Singaporo
- ml other places of illtnt‘t-S‘l in tin- Far
Last.
'l‘ln- noxt Illllliilt‘i' on lip» program
“as several solcctinns. “'l‘hv Boo.‘
“’l‘ht- itcparturv." "Hid Tommy. tho
(‘aifi' “llixie Land." “The (‘ampbclls
Are Coming." by somw of ill(‘ boys of
the Nor-walk High school Give l‘lub.
Then Miss Joscphinc Millcr. who is"
pt'csidcnt of tho Pollyanna Girls" Club,
uavo a report on illt‘ uork that the
girls have done.
The last number Was the exhibition
of the gymnastic work and folk danc~
the. under the direction of Miss Mm.
ion Bodwvll. Refreshments were serv-
ed. anti M'cryono parent that it was .t
misc with .lustupha ix’oinnl l‘ashaJhe
Nationalh-l l. rider.
'i'ln'tt'l‘tu'x» i'l intltztw- Turkish trmtpc.
m (Hil'l‘m‘wv \lll>t£lphd Kt‘tnal‘s iorrosl
uppt .tr hwoniing morn dift‘i<.ult.!
'l‘hrcr- ‘iil’l Turkish prisonersl
who hull At born rcpatriatvd from‘
i
it? 3M
thou
t'
most. cnjoyablc evening.
Fast Train Kills
Three in Motor
TOLEDO, ()lti-i. .‘tlny ii;
r'l‘lll‘vt‘ pt-r-
. ‘n
NEWs THAT’S ’
RELIABLE
TWO CENTS.
WAR N0 BURDEN
0A Atttttcttts,
00M£R cums
Democratic N ational' Com-
mittee Chairman Attempts
to Pick Good Points of
Wilsons’ Regime
RELIEVEiiMEREA
WILL MEET tES'rs
Sounds Praise of “Heights
of Party Leadership”—-—~
Discusses Attitude of Sen-
ator Lodge
NEW HAVEN. May‘Gumliomer S.
l‘utninings. of Stamford. Democratic
National chairintln. delivered the key-
note speech, at the opening of the
,l‘ltinmcratic State convention here,
last night. He said:
“\l'o live in a world which today is
tostiiig. by vvcry posaible standard.
not only mom and measures and par-
ties. but institutions. and forms of gov—
crmncnt. ’l‘hat America and Anteri-
can leadt‘iship will mvct this test and
emerge triumphantly. I have no shad;-
uw of doubt. i sometimes think that.
as an al‘tvmtalll of the war. we have
come upon a period of unjustifiable
pessimism. We find critics every“
Witt-to in Roland which was never be-
t‘ttrr so Itl'OSDt‘l'UllS. For my own part.
1 Law no share in this spirit of Des"—
misnt, l liclit-tc in America. I think
that it has rvntlvrml n. r2t‘t'vice to un-
manily gt'cator than was rcndcrod by
any otltcr country since tho world be.-
(Continucd on page Six)
TEACHERS FETED AT
THE 000Nlill CLUB
’l‘hc l“£l('lll‘l‘:~' of lilt‘ Lincoln school.
logctht‘r with a low friends, maths
merry last evening at a dinner at. the
Country Club, given in honor of Mrs.
E. A. Harbor and Miss Alberta. Com-
tslock. \Vlto limo lclt Norwalk to teach
in Now York. A sumptuous dinner
was stirred. The dining room was ar—
tistically ticcoratctl, The color scheme,
which was yviiow and green, was cut-
.ricd out to effect. Mrs. Barber pres-
ontcd each guest present with daint-
ily engraved clasps. Thor-to present:
'WOrf": Mrs, 1-3. A. Barber, Miss A1—
1301'“! Conlstock. Mrs, Alvin Herdt.
M rs. (l. 1’. Moelu-r, Mrs. H. E. Hoyt.
Mrs. A. N. Robins; the Misses Ger-
trude Natlvl‘ot‘d. Gladys Brush, Kath-
lccn Hattizh. lncz (‘rol‘ooL Louise Laur-
rari. Laura Bitiil‘l‘ and hire. '1‘. Collins.
RAtttttttRERRttEE
ARREST tttthiEtt
BALTIMORE, Md, May 6.~7The pow
lice received word last night. that Jos'
eph Adams. 3‘: years old, had been de-
toincd in (‘anidctu “J. .l., in connection
with the wcont robbery of the First
National Bank at Sandy Spring, when
Francis M. llztilou't-ll, n, director, was
ltillntl and 31711: (“W in money and occur—
.itics stolen. lie 15 bum}: held for the
taulhorilivs.
_ At tho Slllllt‘ .imo, imlico
that bctvrcvn silicon” and $35,000
A
learned
in
Egypt, mittfttlml “llt‘ll lht')‘ were loltl;:~"llf‘. i'athct‘_ son ll‘lil gritt'ttlduuuhtcr. bonds was. ivcm'vz'cd ytgslorday by the
of
train in}:
in another case
l“'-(‘l'llll$ under
purpos".
thruwrntl in.
itiij: Limitml pascrntznr train struck
why}. \.(mt,i1,..:.-H~,g to Anatolia my this‘ \z'vrt- isillczl instantly hl‘l'l‘. last night. sltt‘riff of Fi‘htll‘l‘lt‘k county in a field
' tin-.mZu'hr-n the Lake Shot-o 'l‘wcmit-th (ten. just, ()fi‘ thl" Baltimore
a bout
George
pike,
three milot; t‘: om r‘r. (ii iii 3..
the ‘A'ar Office (unwound. oncthirtltan automobilc in which [hwy wot-c rid-,Thomas, of li‘rmicriclt, walking“ on the
tit-cw :1. month's pay and asked to go;
homv to say {mod byo to their mini-l »
lies, b-it foilod to return. The remain—l
dcr ttrzv.’ are being kept locked in the.
compound.
I‘o:il:t is impressed among obscrvcrr
horn if ‘11“ two emiss'n'ics the grand
vizivr in. sending to Angora will ever
rt turn to Constantinople;
t'ol, .lnt'ar Tayar. the commandant
at Adriamoule. who recently declared
Adrianop‘o independent, has returned
to that place front Constantinople. He
was rccviw d with a great. ovation.
Entertainment and Social
Of Young Men’s League
An entertainment and social, under
the auspices of the Young Mons
League will be held tomorrow cvcn—
ing in the First Congregational parish
house. The program will be as to]-
lon :nld a large attendance is antic:-
bated:
. PART I. . .
“Puzzling Piei'scti"—-Pcripat’etrc Prest-
. idigitatol‘. ’
. PART II.
Piano Solo—Mic?- Fra‘mcs Stannard.
PART I“. ,
A Play “Getting Rid of Father.”
Characters.
Obadiah SWentwatrr, rcm Hardhit.
Vermont. .Charlcs .lewcti McGregor
'i b" w’ ,‘ ins-u" "‘h breaking into so-
ciety ...... Edwa‘d M. Lockwood. Jr.
Bewie‘ Ainswcr’h. f‘not‘wr society
breaker ............ Frank Weaver
Jamcs, tho bu“- r ."'*'.‘.ard Carter
Tlme~- "‘h“ ““ "lace—«Boston.
,- PAR-T IV.
ice *' e sa‘e. 7
. one hon .to two and three days. In
‘Rth‘e 0,“! W .. rt, We”? “W .,
in: at a grade crossing.
iltv (mad arc: (7. E. Griffith, 60
years; Roy 1. Griffith. yours, son
of C. E. Griffith. and llazcl Griffith,
throw-year—old datigiztwi- of Roy Grif-
iiRttRR REE RRRRRERR
ERARRARRR
00:75
BRIDGEPOR'I‘. May 6.7svli‘ollowing
the disposition in the City court of the
lust. of the canes rot-willing from the
spectacular raids ('(mduritvd by Burns
(lPteCthOS and the withdrawal of all
the agency‘s operatives from the city.
after conference between their chief,
\V. J. Burns anu Mayor Wilson, yes»
terday, court records made available
today show that loss than $1.000 in
cash was returned to the city in fines
and forl’citures as a result, of the cru-
sade. Of this. $144.68 was collected in
fines and $810 was in bond forfeitures.
There were 150 agents of the Burns
agency engaged in the raids but fig-
Wiflm
(ures indicating what: was paid them or
ethe total cost of the raids were una-
vailable today.
The total number of persons arrest»
ed by Bums.,men. according to the po—‘
lice record; is 149, all of 'wbom were
locked for periods extending from
'1‘
it“ .1
'road. noticed a fresh mound of earth.
and the remains of a fire. Investigat-
ing, he found some bonds. Bringing
the sheriff in this plus-v tlv uncovered
more bonds, bringing the total to the
amount namod. above.
ill [E05
iN CASH;
T llElltllilS ill/STEIN
kcrc nollcd; ninuworo found not glib
’ty; ten Wernjined sums ranging (ml:
$10 to $25, and 26 tcirfwmg bonds. In
only three cases probaotc cause. was
found and the account} bound over for >
the Superior court. Marion Wilt-son In
being-held as a material witness all
two were fined but tilt-d on apnea!
from the decision or the City com-t.
Withhold information.
Chief Burns with two of his W
ants conferred with the mayor in that
City Hall, but no information as (G
the result of the conference was avai-
able. Following the meeting all at
the Burns men, including the mayor‘s
body guard, were called off and lam
the city.
No action has been taken yet Cl:
the complaint filed with City Prosecut-
tor A. L. Delaney, by Attorney A. J.
Merritt, charging that four of th-
Burns men robbed the home .01 .Il
Miller, N0. 7'7 State W m
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