having begun opera?
dot-its new ownership last
" Mr. Rider. it was etatcd, is
mfactivc business because
soldiets’ graves, in the East
cemeterY. will be decorated
the (new Army men. before the
' " church hour Sunday morning,
5 that the services be not dis-
Wby the tiring of salutes. etc.
Mo exercises at the cemetery ought
' ld about 9: 30 o 'clock. .
arable disappointment s ex-
2 because the Memorial Day
' not going to touch East Non
Monday. It would seem that
a while the old-time line of
could be changed so as to give
tions of the city a look-in on
3p blic functions’
.anlc Petty, night watchman in the
deploy 'of the Davis Hat Company,
, is missing a ‘very valuable gold
watch; He thinks his pocket has been
picked, and has reported to the police.
Alvin Sayre, of Gregory Boulevard,
East Norwalk, is sufl’ering from blood
poisoning in one arm, being unable to
attend to business for several days.
James Barnes of East Washington
street" has joined the navy. He enlist-
ed yesterday at New York.
‘ George Crabbe of New Canaan has
moved ‘to .Benedict street, East Nor-
. :walk.
1 Oscar Johnson has resigned his po—
sltion' with the paper and pulp fac-
We 7
, , E. 'J. Valentine has secured a posi-
‘ Ftion as foreman of C. \V. Staple's
:' ...-1am. j
, . 'Thc Choral Union of the East ave-
, 11an M E church will meet this even-
I . g. I ‘ .1 l
Mics Margaret Jarvis is confined to
11c:- home with diphtheria.
IiBRISTOL STRIKE
SYMPATHIZERS
- FIGURE IN Rio'r
(Continued frorn Page One)‘.
.who have been on duty outside the
plant during the strike. Stones flew
thick and fast. Three of the guards
. avers struck and their companions
Opened. tire with revolvers, wounding
Andrew Pedro in the arm and another
man in the abdomen. The latter was
3km to aéxospital in Providence. The
roe guar s were not seriousl h
After th and. i y m
‘ 8 Oct ng the crowd back-
ed gray from the mill gates, but did
not and the police continued
on. guard fearing another outbreak.
gm strike started three weeks ago
.3“ a dispute over wages the em-
when the strikers delnand dell“:
plate closing- of the mill.- " »
new (301013163.th YestEfdayf these
workers were recalled and the guard
field as Highwayman, I
s; Has Stratford Wife
TORRINGTON, May 28.——Appltca-
tion for bench warrants charging
William McGovern and John Mull-
downey with assault with intent to
ldll was made to the Superior court
Holcomb. The two mem are held in
'thchileld county jail for trial on the
charge of robbery. They admitted
1Torrington-Winsted road, May 21. Ad-
Ivices Iron: other cities indicate that
they held up a taxicab driver on the
the men are wanted for various of-
fences.
McGovern has used the alias of Os-
car Brisbe. The local police yester-
day received a letter from Mrs. Oscar
'Briabo of~8tratford who claims she
was married to one Oscar Brisbo of
Winsted in 1910 and that her husband
left her and her three-months old
baby in 1912-
McGovern admitted that he is a
bigamist, when questioned at the rail,
the police say. .
yesterday by State Attorney Walter _
drums ”for was“ a: the
Eastern footbfll cam
announced today
agers or many college clevenai
three” classics fete: ‘ .» . ,
Yale-Harvard, at New Haven, N / ;
20~Natc Torts. on mun. referee;
J Thompson. Georgetown, head lines»
man; W. G. Crowell,8warth1nore, '
field judge.
Yale-Princeton, at Princeton, Nov. ,
13—-W. G Crowell. referee; Tom
Thorp, umpire: G. N. Bankhart, Dart:
mouth. head daemon; V. . Sch.
Harvard— -Princeton,
Nov: 6—R. W. Maxwell, Swarthlnoré,
referee; Tom Tharp. umpire; G. N.
phy field judge.
113111121 all
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WATERBURY. May 28.———George F".
local promoter bu
House Committee Shy , 5
to “Irish Republic”
WASHINGTON, May 28.—‘After a
three hour wrangle the House Foreign
Altair-s Committee adjourned until to~
Mulligan. liming
offered $60. 000 for a twelve—round
bout, between Georges Carpentier and
Battling Levinaky, to be fought at his :
open air arena here on July 3.3 He is
also negotiating tor a return 'bout be-
tween Mike O’Dowd and Johnny W8.
son, the new welterweight champion.
day without,taking final action on a
, that future peace of the world would
l’oy‘es refusing to accept an increase
offered by the company. Approximate-
. resolution providing for virtual recog-i
Initial: of the provisional lrish Repub-
c.
Begg, gRepublican, Ohio, declaring
'be additionally safeguarded by estab-
lishment in Ireland of a government
or her own choice was rejected I0
toil.
NEW YORK LAWYER
' GETS TWO YEARS.
A resolution by Representative irea’dy for the bout, which will be stag.
An offer of 1320, 000 has been made to
Wilson and O'Dowd has signed 31- 5
ed on Labor Day. II negotiations are
completed.
SUMNER VEAZEY'S BACK BROKEN.
CHICAGO May 28. ~48umrner Vea-
zey. captain of the University of cm
go gymnastic team in 1917-1913313!
national intercollegiate tumbling churn.
from his waist down as the result of
NEW YORK, May 28. —T. Ellert
Hodgsin, a prominent New York lawy-I
er. recently convicted of conspiring to
violate the tradlnc with the enemy act ‘
in connection with the affairs of Hey—
den_ Chemical Company, today was sen.
tenced to two years in the Federal Pen-
itentiary at Atlanta. on each of two
counts, the sentences to run concur-
rently.
Federal Judge Mack also I’ll John
Simon 3 vice-president of the com-
pany, convicted with Hodgsin $20, 000‘
and $10, 000 on each of two counts.
Hodgsin and Simon were alleged to
have concealed from the alien proper-
ty. custodian the fact the Hayden Com‘
a tall from his motorcycle. It is said
his back is broken and he may not
live. Veazey also was a member of
the Chicago track team, tying {or third
place in the high jump at the Western
Conference track meet last veer.
MUNICIPAL SUGAR SALE
iN NEW HAVEN
NEW HAVEN, May ear-humane
distribution 0! sugar at iii-chances yea-
tcrday resulted in a crush of persons.
minor bruises to firemen and police-
men who tried to keep order, and
many broken windows. it was stated
today. The sale price was 20 cents.
and it was evident that many thoun’
Dan! was enemy “med' ands of persons , were in need of
census FIGURES. “ “8a" , .
WASHINGTON" M” 28, ‘Censu' BRIGHTON cLora-nsas smeo
IBrookllne, Mass. 37,748. Renown, . SYRACUSE N Y. May 28 __
$3363..“ (1’31: with; m$’1§'°°2 “We “10 BMW” Clothe” '
- 35. yen otte, " '
Mich. (revised) 13 851. Increases: tried in United States Court under
Brookline, 9, 956, 0r 35.8 percent New-
ton. 6,332, or 157 percent. Peabody
3.,831 or 24.4 percent. Melrose. 2 48:.
or 15.8 percent. Wyandotte, 5,564, or
67.1 percent. ,
Justice Martin T. Kenton here, were
found guilty this morning on all eight
counts in a federal indictment charg-
ing them with profiteertng.
The court imposed a fine of 331, 000
upon the firm. .
cam s can: 2,"
enceheroyesterdayot‘graduateinm‘o‘
at 'Canibridge. , 7
Bankhart. head lincsxnan; Fred. Hur- ,
liflXlNfililllilS
plan. is in a. hospital today, paralyzed ' ' ‘
.2 19 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
The omcials named for the this i;
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Choc, Nut Caramels
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Molasses Kisses
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