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: H bruised
son, owner of a part1 built at '
Westpomz, and his nscphew,g age In
Aiken. arrested-two weeks ago on a
charge of stealing automobiles, have
inleeqfiturnid ogrsr to the Federal au~
ion csc ar with ‘ ‘ “
new UnitecL gtates ca:Y 13%;??? :gtlifee machine Without _a car certificate. \he
Dcpucy Sheriff Edgar H. Perry, ’
“estport, has been advised.
‘ ed with the Westport Garage, Inc. His
mile east of \Vestport, while {he W'est—
chines, removing all marks of identifi-
' Herbert Hoover weré given nearly a
f John H. Rossetcr. who headed the
‘ first finance committee organized for
' Senator Johnson, and Manager Greg-
.3 when at the .
cmbridgeh
’ “Wm slit. 3.
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Westfiort’Men, Turned Over
. by New. York Police, Had
N 0 Connection With West:
port Garage, Inc.
WESTPOR’T, . June 2.—-—0scar Erick-
Edward
of
Westport Firm Sues.
They were charged with stealing
automobiles in New York and sell‘ ‘ '
them in Connecticut. mg court, but he had not. had it with him.
been recovered. The firm of Krouse rest . 1
‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ - . t was a new machine-470m
8.: O Brien, operating as the TnState .. * ' ‘
Motor Com, truck he was dnvmg, and it had no
bought two of the cars, has,-._brou l1: '
suit _ g number plates from another car and
11
The cars have
of Bridgeport, - which
in the Common Pleas court
gainst Erickson for $1,860. ’
Some confusion has been caused by
the. fact that there is another garage
in Westporl, the W'estport Garage.
Inc. Erickson was in no way connect.
garage is on the Post mad, about a
port Garage, Inc., is in thcrcenter' of
Westport. '
During the investigation into the
case made a few weeks ago it develop-
ed that the two men had taken pos-
session of a. large barn. on Main
street, Nbrwalk, where they were 811- obtained his ucense in thedays before
gugcd in rebuilding the stolen' ma-
cution. etc, and altering the appear
.mce of each car as much as possible
before offering the same for sale. ’
EXPENDITURES
Hill PRIMARIES
.. IN ounmml
l 'ASHINGTON, June 2.-Califor‘
nin's prosidemial primary election and
the expenditures made in it by sup
porters of Senator Hiram Johnson and
up.
clear track at today’s session of the
committee investigating the subject.
ver organization, were
messes summoned by-
but others from that
as
cry, of the H00
the principal wi
the committee,
State were expected to he called
well." I , .‘q, .. Z: ’ 1.“,
Attorney-General Palmer’s campaign
on the Democratic side, neglectedfor
some days in the rush of the‘ inquigy
into Republican affairs,‘also was prom‘
ised some attention. Judge Eugene
Bonniwcll, a Democratic leader in
Pennsylvania, was asked to appear
and tell what he knew of expendi-
lures it; behalf of Mr. Palmer’s candi-
(lacy.
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FDR AfllflURNMENl
W'A'SI-IINGTON, June 2.-_--The que5~
lion of adjournment of Congress next
Saturday, was out up Ato the Seuato
wally, when the House resolution, ad-
opted yesterday, was received; Under
this measure CongreSS would adjourn
next Saturday afternoon. at 4 o'clock.
In the meantime, both the Senate
and House 'began cleaning up a_ mass
of routine legislation that remama to
be disposed of before adjournment. ,
The Senate resolution" declining to
grant authority roman American man-
date over Armenia as reuqested by
Presidegt Wilson, which was passed
yesterday by a vote of 52 to 23, Was
sent today to the House. The Foreign
Affairs committee, to which the reso-
lution was to be referred. (was carpool;-
ed to recommend its adoption without
change and submit it to the House to-
morrow for consideration. , Leaders
predicted it would be adopted as deci-
sively in the House as in the Gonzalo.
Miss Zimmerman Is
a
SPRINGFIELD, M
Miss Jennie Zimmerm
Saturday found not
her choice of all the
son of insanity,”
ass. _
an, whom 3. Jury
terday afternoon by Judge Nelson P.
Brown. The court at
being near her friends.
had previously expressed
the place to which I: '
several times been commi
once threatcnerl to
man sent.
Kirk and mm. lime
A
Mayor Jeremiah
walk and William
{W
Donova
the stuto'to the,
convention, have. ‘ _
state; Democratic .nemuarim «‘
mm kind
cause all
cases. is
i the parent
New Haven cl: .marflchoiccifor
caters. Mayor" + *’ ‘
V ’ h 85le W .
Office’s second tlauflallj “that ’
_;_sEVERA
And “mm... 'AmOunting 7‘
motor vehicle Iaw~he drove a. m’a«
were being discharged.
Committed to Asylum
June ' 2,——
guiltyot the rum».
state _, insane hos—
was committed to
the Northampton Insane Hospital yes—'
lowed her to take
her choice of a lithe sate insane new
pitals‘ and she chose Northampton as
though she
a horror, of
or "”mbthcr‘ has
tied undo-to
which Dr. Zimmerman had more than,
have Miss Zimmer.
mmmnelegates .
_ of Nor: '
GP. Kirk oz'flrldge +'
port, delegatec from: this mug: of 7
national. Dctnocratlci
{la-Molly, . nutmeg -_
> m
lime
‘to $26. With Costs,Tlus
Morning ‘ . -'
“All right, Judge, Your/«Honor: after
this l won’t do it no more,” rflymnn
Feldpmn, speaking broken English
appeared- this morning, begore Judge
Vosburgh, on four charges” under 'the
chine without-s license. he {drove’a
drove a machine‘that had on it no
horn or signalling device,»~he drove
past a trolley car while passengers
Feldman produced a license in”
when Officer Stratton made the ar-
car certificate; he had removed the
put them on this. The machine had
no how because it was new and he
was trying it out, cud he didn’t know
there was a law requiring him to stop
ten feet behind a standing trolley.
Such was the defence. Jack Schnfied‘
e1 took the stand said when he had
alighted from the trolley, under the
railroad bridge at Washington street,
with a bundle in his am he heard
Feldman yell atrium and had jumped
for the curtains; in time to avoid be-
ing hit. Officer Frank Stratum testi—
flcd to the}: e effect.
Fcldma ». emed penitent.- He had
Continued on page seven. ‘
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PITTSBURGH, June 2.——-At leasl
six men were killed __by an explosion
in the coal shaft of the Ontario Gas
Coal Coméany near Cokesburg, Paw
today. The men were hurried under
tons oi! Earth, and the foreman in
charge of the work said he would not
be able to tell, the exact number of
dead until thevbodies had boon~ re.-
covered. , 14+ zlifi %
The men were employed by the rev
cenlly formed Ontario Gas Coal Com-
pany in sinking a shaft for coal, and
reached the top of the coal lain yea-
tenlay. Soon after they went down
the shall today to resume workman.
Egan ‘cxolosion which dislodged
t masses of cart); and 'bufled
every man in thgshaft. " ‘ ‘
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Nathan Billy, proprietor of the
South Norwalk Music Store. on Wash-
ington street, has leased ' the store
next to his own, formerly occupied by
an optician, and 'will open it on'June
15th with a full line of‘toys.
The lease, which includes . both
stores, is to run for five years. An
archway will be cut. through to con’
acct. the music store with the other.
_The $10,000 stock of toys comes from
New York, and in order that he may
get them here in time. through the
freight embargo, Mr. Billy is having
them sent up by truck.
The Work of cutting the archway,
and making the necessary alteration
in both stores, will be done by Fred J.
Badges, of 15 First street.
Some of the phonographs, in the
music store were slightly damaged by
water in the recent fire, and insurance
was recovered so the extent of the
'damage.
{saié to. dispose of this stock, at which,
lie announcesrthe value ofahe insur4
ance recoveredon each machine will
be deducted from the selling price.
The. damages are all, slight, and afiect
only the wood-work and the varnish.
the mechanism and tone in no case
being injured. ,
damaged records have been returned
to the factory, the rest, says Mr. Billy,
are unharmed. ,
, A few repairs
on the co
illng of the big {com inwthe
the new store.
PBUGEEHA
,,~ 7.”
the City Guard in c
lice resemes .to dis
over 169 "fstrikets: who
about the ’Oak’ville
tarry .thiimommg.
ac to disperse,
- the ‘CityGuard
and pelican:
«em
a meeting aftthutn
may in the Geuml‘
tho celebration of the
cm of" the comp
which will be next W .3113!-
cording to theoe
program is as follow:5
members. friends 6! : camber: and
everyone else who is to latte part, to
pgrgoat the Can
1 : .
will be there to volcanic) them. At
der way and proceeds along Franklin
street to West avenue, toil-Reed street,
to Railroad avenue, to 321m street,
.10 Chestnut street, 'toflenry Street.
,to South Main street. and lilacs South
Mr. Billy is now holding a '
A Couple ' of hundred
'aré still to be made
¥ REE,
Willis
WATEIBURY. Juné 2.~—'Mem1)crs of
(injunction with po-
perse "scmwd of
were, parading
Ghost-liars fetus, *
', withgfixed' ~ba‘youets.
, Fix“. “‘3. omsgerecmg;
'oelled to charge 7 cm ,wmcs
U.S;ll0ffisrfwfi _ Emmi:
,, Final anangeineng ,
.‘C-
W. l : nts .me
ext-members - charter
All members.
tral Eire station a;
Kcamey’s mill at Stamford
one o’clock sharp the notice gets un-
countemarch to Norm italic street,
Main to the comer of “Washington
street, where the two/muted of so
paraders will board speck} cars and
proceed to Dorlo'n’s Puma There; a,
shore’dinncr will awaié mama: John!
O'Sullivan‘s.‘ ' " ' ’ ”- 5 1*
Sports will follow, and
keep follow-
inguntil six o‘clock. whoa lhey all
come back home to the mock party
that is to he held on Franklin‘street
between West Washington and Madl~
son stmets,-a stretch of 1m blacks.
These two blocks will be decorated
with ‘ hunting and flags. optimum
with colored electric caramel Jane
anese lanterns. The’ , the
Well Book and ladder War. wilt
be borrowed toh'elp with: mascot
the Putnam company alonirmon’t big
big enough for canine: Wmm will
be before them. «
Arriving at the scenaofthe' block
party the parade proceedinto break.
up, and to dance. (By thc'way, the
apparatus will not be used in the
parade because the slow snecd necesl‘
any is injurious to the high power
motors.) The firemen. the cit-firemen.
the charter firemen and tlgc friends
of the firemen dance until 9:30, when
they stop long nough to ilstnrto a lit-
tle musical entertainment, quartet and
a. couple of (clog. Then menacing,
starts again, and keeps going: until
twelve. lca cream and rczmflimcnla
will be served. , .1.-. ,
The whole thing is in ($12139 o: a
committee, they are;.Williiu’n F. Han-
lcn, chairman; 01:33:13: AM .Wood,
committee on spams” Adolph W.
Dray-fuss. who is chairman of the
soda~water committee; Joe Murray,
William Regan, Fred Kain, George
Talmadge. chairman o! the evenlng
refreshments committee; Walter Mc-
arthy, chairman of the parade mini
mittee; Mallow Home! ’fi‘lif'fl‘fln of
the dinner cwumltlce: Edward Shea,
chairman of the lights committee,
(the work of putting in the electric
lights for the block party is being
done by Councilman Fred H. Cullen};
Edward Splan. chairman of the enter-
tainment committee; Harry J. Smith,
chairman of ma r'cnmnnns commit-
tee; Filllam Callahan chairman of
uniforms, committee, and Lester
Warn us ;
fl
FAVOR~‘-‘-WEl”P
caper Canvass-
ot dolegates to the national conven-
tions of the sure major garners shows
stand the same on the subject of pro-
'hiblmn.
,tainlng‘rthcse two maniacs» ,
,, I.
its lnatioml, convention
‘llc’sn dry. plank?
)5
2. Should it be
car of permitting
wine? ,
otthe canvassr—m , ‘
Delegates canvassed
, Replied received. , 7
Dcmocmtlc delesages against a
‘1‘?
Vplnnk .......
Democratic delem es
- adryrp‘lank-
in Gemmcrlmmal hlswry‘wns pen ,
their guilt.
guard; as part of the revolutionary
military serflce and were middle aged
mechanics and tradesmen.
years old, who soon alter the theft.
puzzled. his neighbors by a sudden
display 0: prosperity.
a villa Midlands and indulged in the
breeding oz fancy goats and poultry.
pensive llama. but finding the tension
of remaining in Germany disagreeable
Wenohen the; _ 7 y _
.. l y ~ 11.15, or
on women- I...
Répuhlicans‘ and Dcmocr’ats
lesp’ond Alike-in News;
”A canvass by the'New'Yca‘k World"
half of the Connecticut delegations 'to "
“A questionnaire m sent “out cons ‘
7 > Should , s'prohibition .mm; '
put in theaflatform or your party, is? .. 9
and should It
expreosion in to? j
mild 4,5293“ and light.
«The following goblciShooll; the result
55'?
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Moon mm; m”
revoluticnjohich owl-tinny the Geo ,
man empire meat the ha‘x’élsi thefts
gig-traced at the, famouslulius Tower
138::ch neat “Berlin. where the
Imperial government stored its treas-r
mjc. Six y million Romanian lei ‘(pre
w’ur vclucflocenty, which had been
minor! by Germany for General 'Mac-
kensen’s' army in Romania, disco
neared
» The' notes were being turned over to
the Romanian government and were
stored] in wooden boxes contalm “as
five million each. , The Berlin police
have sow arrested the four tormen-
wntchmcn. three of whom confessed
They were aprwinted
The ringleader was a moulder, 4s
gavé up his position as watchman and
He purchased
The second .thief purchased an c:-'
was planning to move to Holland-
when arrested. The tliird accomplice
used his share of booty to buy a fruit
farm near Potsdam. ‘
The fourth became intoxicated with
his sudden wealth and embarked on a
gay life with 'a. woman companion'He
mounted the rate tracks. gambled.
heavily Ind maximal-loos in turf
and club circles. But. he ‘mn 'ran
through with his “booty and returned
to his forgivmg wife. Kimble to ob—
tain Work. he undcrtookflto raising
money br’botglm And stolen goods
were found anfiim when attested.
mm films —
sumuuimmli
Monitor Grotto, No. 56, ’M.’ O. V. P.
E. R. will hold its spring ceremonial
this evening 7:30 at. Hoyt’s Theatc‘z,
when more than fifty candidates fill
receive the necessary, torture to be
come 'a. full fledged imp. The local
Grotto has gone to considerable cx‘
pence and the. theatcrjlms been made
ready wlth. special scenery for this,
' ' him will
lama 812mm ,
peeled to be the most successtni cere—
monial ever held hy‘é‘donker Grotto.
The costumes of the characters in the
cast cost several trauma dollars 1nd
very georgeous. +
Candidates are to come from all the
Looms] ' Govern-L
‘ “’ARSAW, June 1.—rPolish troops
nave turned to the offensive between
Borisow and Bobcaisk, in the center
or the from, which is under fltack by
the Russian Bolsheviki, and, on May
2?,roccupied the line of the Beresina
River, according to an official State-
ment issued at army headquarters-
here loday- The spirit chown by the
Poles in the lighting has"‘blocltcd the
enemy staff’s offensive plan," the
statement adds.
Counter-attacks against the Bolshe-
vik- line on May 30 in the Pleasenicz
section were successful, it is declared,
and several hundred prisoners and a
number of machine guns Were captur-
ed. South of Babruisk Polish raids
have resulted in the taking of prison.
em and oiwar materials.
VIENNA, June 2.~—«Stmng Italian
and French reinfdrccmenu have arw
rived in the Duchy of Teschen, where
Poles land 7 Czechs have been engaging
in disorders. dueio the feeling which
.exists relative to a determination of
the tutors stain: of that region; Ad-
vices received here state that the Eu-
lento Commission for Teschen has or,
cored the local administration remor-
ed from Karwin to Vualau. ‘
,. A Prague dispatch says advices re-
ceived there siatclhat the Council of
Ambassadors in Paris has intimated
the allied plebiscite commission might
leave Pcschig if untoward incidents
there continue. Czechlrallwaymcn are
acid to have sidetracked {our moul-
ubm trains at the Follsh tmfier, the
munitions being_.dcstlncd to Polish
forces in the disputed district. ‘
WNDON. June 2.«-Dlplomatic rela;
tions batsmen Poland and Czecthlo;
vana- have not been broken off, as
some reports. .. recently had it, zoom-G
Llng to an official dispatch ‘received‘
hem from Pragu+ . 3 today. M. Bones;
the Czecthlovak Foreign Minister,
who is now in London, in alluding to
the issue between the two countries
expressed his belief that the differ-
ences would besettlcdpcaccuhly. ,
M. Benes was visitedrlast evening
by Gregory Km sin, the Ruseian‘ So-
viet Minister for Trade and Commerce.
but it. is stated ix: ofiicial Czechosm.
val: circle! that the interview was en-
tirely unconnected, with Poland.
Wflfims
ioséilh Bcgtaiiy, of Bridge-
; rt, Enters Plan of Main-
£0111. Westwrt, Wilton. Greenwich, all
within the jurisdiction of Hooker
wmtto. There will be a number of
prophets from Halos Grotto. New Ha.-
ven; Syria Grotto, Hartford; Asia
Grotto, New 'Bfimm’m'ng 1. Break-
lyn; Zem Zem, Jersey City.
Monker. Grotto was instituted May,
1915, and has had a very rapid growth
and a present membership at 290, and
with the distinction of therbcct cast in
the country and its work is ,ysecond to
none. . »
After the ceremony a feed will be
held in the Gram rooms. South Main
street. where a social sesaioa will be
held for the newly mac members.
The members to take part in the
cast: =
Majesty—N. Cornice.
Chic! Justice—'8. W'clsh.
Rhadamémhns—H. Shermn.
'Sarpedon—fi-B. Bailey.
Chabszhomas Vaughn.
Coreoemsr-George Edward.
Cfiaronwfl. Buzzard. +
Oramra—C- C. Hegeman.
Master of Ceremonies—,rBurr Beach.
Standard Bearer-4W1 Haifa-d,
Mikannaw‘f? ‘22? (a deadly, secret).
Grand ChamberlainwE. Baker.
Wander-«S. .St. John. +
Melancholye—E. . Wilson. ,,
Chief Imp-H. Smith.
' 15-43. Gather“
Mfiwfi‘m’d Van Alstync.
Capt. of the Guard—V. 3. Taylor.
Sentinel-a—lfir. Von Couvcring.
Music—i‘Grotto omhostra.
EloctrlciaumP. Fielding.
wmmw. H. Mallory .
Democratic calm
#331; ‘
' cognate:
,r‘st onwovvv,.... ,
Woegndeiegna
-aérymk . ~
‘Miclmci cannery of,
innxlr‘k it;
mug-rounding towns Bridgeport. Slam" '
po- . ' O
talmng .3 Still
:HARTFORQ. JuneFfi‘Er-Important
leases were submitted 'to the .lcocrai
court yesterday by U. 5. District At—
l 19175197 Edward L. Smith, who asked,
for indictments in the following
cactus: ..
Augustin? H. ‘Schumchcr of Hart-
thibition j and ~ Suck"
mum MAY
National Committecmeu
testing delegations from Florida ml! _,
Georgia continued today to occupy the
atteniionfof the Republican Nationcl
committee.
made to speed up consideration of tho - “
cases so the committee might puss ad
to the claims from ten other Stately
which have not yet even been heard. , ,
The prospect of night sessions to» '
clean up the slate before the convent.-
tion meets next Tuesday seems to be
growing.
was a sup‘olcmenlal hearing for the
regularly
Jacksonville.
Matters May Not Bo ,
cluded in the Rep
Docunmnt
BE CHAIR: ' *
Have a Joke on
Du Pont w ,
' CHICAGO, June 2.~——Clalms of cow
Every extort was being
[The firstzordcr of business today.-
reported delegation from. .
Florida, headed by National Comm ,, _
woman Bean and 22119 contesting'delew
gallon, headed by H. L. Andersouot‘ -' -'
.
i
HEW: Milli: »:- ,
HA3; BEWTUREE; _ *
MEXICO CITY, June 2.--General
siIVestr-e Marlscal. former Governor
of Guerrero, who has been an oppo-
nent of the new Mexican Government; '
in that State, since the fall of. the Cat“ ‘
' maze. regime, has been wounded m '
revolutionary dctaclk , "
Juan Kilian, u: ,
captured by a
new. command
curred at La. Higucrcrita, in Gu'emcm , _
which State, it is claimeg now my
been cleared of rebels. . ,
General Manuel Pelacz, revolution...
ary leader in the State of Tamaulipal,
has arrived ”here and conferred his
last night with GcneralObregon.
A numerous stall. including also: ,7
generals and about fifty other office“, _
accompanied General Pelaez. and flit- ,,
entire party is said to be plentiful”?
supplied with gold coin, principally ,
W Reports quote. General-Pic +
Inez as saying he had 7,006 soldiers».
turd, embezzlement of sums from
we Phoenix National bank‘or which
he was teller.
George R. Herman of New York.
passing counterfeit $59 and $20 bill:
in Hartford and other Connecticut
cities.
Joseph Best ,
charged with maintaining 3. Still.
pleadod not guilty Rafi was held
$1.09!) bond for trial next Tuesday.
Paul a. :Pamitslcy of New Won
any of ‘sBridge’port ' was
He
in
Still.) He... has been m~~hfi two
months. Judge TW‘ inputted a
fine of 31.000 and seventy days in jail.
Mark Kapt'exm at Stamford pl ,
guilty to violation of the uncommon
law. The judge warned him and My
posed a fine or $543 and chats. * John
Mikalmkas of “Now Brimln, charged
brim having a bottle of liquor in his
falcon. wars lined $20 and costs.
w
'Freedrick “Richie: of Stamford
7 pleadad' guilty to an old indictment
for theft: of $1.609 worth-x. 0; shoe
42mm the, American Railway rmpmss
mommy in 'March. On account. of
. 'Bichter’s youth, +29, yearn, Judge
gsgmaalct him ofisrith‘sfincof
{RAILROAD WAGEPROgLEHS.
CHICAGO, June 2.~——'Wm Moms
, not under
way Labor
Jtodcy-
és, which claim a members};
"366.com. _ . ' "
. , r'rheymaoeting
Everett,
rid other omcials in 21'
pleaded guilty to 2213121th whisky . Hill, New Jersey,
eadedV
Elm-m 7‘
uncalled tyfA. 3.?
_ claim of the genesis!
, . chairmcmm ananflc. of Doe.
, treat firesiéem a: .1119me
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+ W“; $1.:in
who are perfecil yamed and equip
and drilled.
W. L. Candle. 3 teacher from Union
was lame:l nigin 3:: ‘
pom the Board of Wm ’
their by meeting to take charge ‘
of the commercial Ilepaxtment oi the
Non-walk High School and also to .,
have charge of the athletic interest-
of tho school. Mr. Cayene in rcgarfié .
red’in Net Jersey as an excellent.
teacher and a. line coach. ' ~-
Tha males: of a man who «a
athletics will be greeted. hi!"
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menu in: cat favor as *W
the w 31‘ mm, #1th
, have begun
{W h sports for some tmc or.
their math: activities have boon any;
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