Stamford, Hospital, .Chil-
' dren’s Home. Day Nursery.
and Stamford Congrega-
gfional Church Get Be-
quests. $522,151
uvrul’lfifill
; l’EfiPELEEWfiflfl
Stamford 3.53:3 Left An
Estimate at Half 3 Mil-
lion Dollars.
Tm will of Jarvis Weed of Weed
avenue. Stamford. who died last
month, leaving an estate estimated to
be nearly onehalf million dollars.
was proved in the Stamford Probate
(nun, yesterday morning. The will
:ziah-as specific bequests, ranging In
him from 2.000 to 5Q.0@0 to various
relatives and public institutions, and
haves the residue to be divided
among seven nephews and nieces.
'lbe executors are Mary .1. Weed and
C Milton Fessenéen. The will wafi
executed October 8, 1913. and codicils
“""l‘afldded in 1914, 1916. 1910 and
Slay, 1921‘) making various minor
dmnges in the provisions, _
Bequests to Local Institutions.
‘f‘lw bequests to local charities and
ifzsiitulions follow: Stamford Hospi—
1:15 $10,000. Scami‘ords Children's
Home», $3.000.- Statnforci Day Nursery.
3:“ T, The income of $10,000 is to
= paid to thejminister of tht First
(unexwgalional church to be known
22. the Jarvis Weed Endowment Fund
:«lzl ‘o lw expended, in lhe words, of
zl» will. “as he shall see fit."
fillv«,'ll‘lC brainless lo relatives
fair
2.)
Billilllsd géfifilgfil
PlAlNHEll], Ill.
Rah Back and Escape With
$12,090:: ““Are‘ Wounded.
ziOLIE'l‘. 111., July 13.—Pluinfield, a
mil-art) nine miles west of Joliei. \VJS
iii-cowering {his afternoon Kile? lhc
:awn had been when by ten armed
bank bandits yeslerday. seven per-
S'Hlb wounded and the Piaiusi'iuld
Suing bank rcbbej of $12000 in cash
anl ga’n'ernment bonds. The bandits.
amu- sweeping: the main stree: of the
low; v'ilh rifle fire. escaped in two
:wwm; miles. 0119 of the bandits was
\i noun} 7 .
Slew-Mt Moore and Paul Vlalihrs. ‘17
war old youth‘s‘ returning to Fail}
:i-lrl, noticed an automobile in the
(“"11 3!. :he side of the. road. 'x'whrin
iii-’3' wnm lo oil-3r assistance the
lunilzs knocked them down and filed
:s: 7})"31‘ prostraied bodies. The ma-
":,-’l»‘ we: extra-cred from the dx‘ch
Err-w posses unified and the JRQCH‘S
violi‘m‘lcd their i’lighz.
'LE/lfiUE HF CLUBS '
i’iEFilEUEAN PLAN
Man; for a. vigorous campaign were
vanished by Republican committee-
:wn from the Twenty—sixth Senatorial
Flank:
a; a meeting held in the
(”Parr many C'l‘i’y Hall building. last
"Vr‘ninzt. The affairs; in connection
wfrh ilin recent Roton Point dinner
12-19 cleared um and the committee
'Iv'lwfled genera? satisfaction over its
mzéccme. IL was deriéed to form a
(norm league of clubs in order that
”were may he harmonious action in
lira several towns. A sub—committee
will arrange. the details and will re—
port at a meefiug to be called shortly.
Seek Receivefship
Fer Mianus Mfg. Co.
Stringency in the money market.
a :alling off in the market» for wool-
--H‘xg and inability to raise cash for
«urn-m needs. are same of the rea-
awn.» why a receiver for the Mianus
Maimlacluring company of Green-
“:h.’h is asked by Noble P. Bishop. of
3‘4-"w Haven. Miner, D. Raudall,‘ of
If-u‘wuk, and Fred A Springer. of
Srwnwich Papers were filed yee.
Efrain; in the Superior; court return.
Mile to the Sepiember term.
g In»: petitioners assert they own
L319 shares of common, and 432
Enamels of preferred stock of the to-
ml of 4.000 and 2.0% outstanding.
TM)! asser: the company is unable to
'1'?th ready cash for current ueces»
hillf‘sv and attachments and liti-
lzaiirms are likely to cause an im-'
Ivzurment of the assets of the com-
Dan)“ The company has large as-
Sets but not immediately convertible
_-
J
r
I
ll. ,7
Entered “the Som.fiomilk"Post
Office as Second Clan #1:“, ram.
lllP fill hummus .i l” '
“511351“ f
‘Shimmying on Main
While it is ,true that Rolon Paint
looked as if Mott and Pen streets had
been lifted bodilyjo its midst, yester-
day, yet the peace of the park was
undisturbed by any unseemly Tong
war, the members of the Hip Sing
Tang and the On Leon Tong, of New
York, have buried the hatchet for the
day. so that the Chinese merchants
from New York city might enjoy a
day‘s outing. , .
,The Iron Steamboat Cepheus was
the good craft that plied from Battery
Park to Roton Phini. yesterday. while
on the three flecks of the craft the
passengers sweltered, fan tanned or
shimmied, according to whether they
were on the top, the middle or the
lower deck.
The outing was the first on which
the Chine-Se had taken their white
folk. and you may be sure that no
one overlooked any of them. ’
All over the decks swarmed strange
mixtures of type. Girls with Chinese
fathers and American mothers were
everywhere. A very stout. very Irish.
middleaged woman, named Mrs. Chin,
introduced her eldest daughter. She
was dark. black—haired. slender, very
beautiful and absolutely Chinese. The
contrast was startling. She had also
two younger brothers asthinese as
herself. who behaved in an American
polite manner.
Miss Boardman. an American mis-
sionary, who lives and works on Mott
street, was irivi'ted~ but was looking
after her American girls.
Then there was Annie. of No. 17
Mott street. and “Buster,” who is
crazy about cventhing Chinese. even
wearing a Chinest flag pinned on her
at the movies. And Mrs. Goon. a
young woman who keeps a restaur-
Blllllfilil’fllll EARS
’lfl KEEP RUNNING
Will Have Thirty Days Trial
of Trying to Make Jitneys
Run on Other Streets.
BRIDGEPORT. July 13.~Despil,e
adoption by the Common Council can
ly today of an ordinance that would
bar meg) from operating their basses
for any routes leading .10 {he center of
zhe oily, jimey wen here todaydeclar-
'ed that they will operate as .usual.
Thursday morning, when file ordin-
ance becomes effective. in order to
get a court ruling in the matter. John
Schwartz. presuiem of the Jimey-
men‘s Associmion, at the conclusion
of the Common Council meeting early
today. instructed scores or operators
to “take up their regular lufiS Thurs-
day morning.
President Lucius Siorrs, of the Con-
hecticut Company, was expected, here
this 210021 for further'conference with
Mayor C. B. ‘Wilson.
As a result of the passage of the
rudinanc-e, the passenger trolley serv
ice will not be discontinued July 15.
'r‘reeiderzt Sim-rs said lasi night that
the trolley company would keep oper-
ating fer thirty days at least to see
Whether jimey restrictions enabled
ihe trolley lines to do business with-
out a loss
Held by Police ‘ ‘
For Deportation
Awaiting the settlement of arrange
ments preliminary to his being deport.
ed 10 Poland. Roman Hownich. of
Siamford. was locked up at Bridge-
Dort police headuuarters 135i nizht
by Lieutenant Bridgemau and Serggmt
Frank Virilli of the. State Police de’
pertinent. It is said thajt. Howuich “"23
senienced to a year in jail for the
can he alleged to have played in .a
shooting affray in Stamford. The
aufhorities found his family would be—
come a public charge should he be
placed in jail for that period and a
decision was. reached to send Hove
nieh. his wife and their children back
to their Polish home.
lNlnlzll’s TRAINEI]
films EWE Elllllill
The rain may hava dampened the
grass on the Green,.where the fire-
men's carnival is being held, but it
failed to dampen the spirits of' the
imen themselves. and they are staging
the vaufierille act featuring Snyder’s
trained goats, and another act that is
said. mp rate a revelation. known as
Comedy tri'ple’bar act.
The fair so far has been a big suc-
cess. and the benefiactors are working
hard to keep it. forging ahead, So
far they have little opposition. and as
they, had figured that atJeas‘t one day
or the week would be rainy, they did
not feel disheartened or “were ‘ not
frustrated in their plans." ,
Everything mat wasschedaled for
338% qL-«L;
on tonight. according “to Chairman
win cash_ Appointment of a. tem-
rmrarr and permanent receiver, with
authority :10 continue the business
and a dissolution .ofW-the carpal!»
Dllwmh; and" there will be absolute
es ‘the cast mature billed.
lion if negesgary, is asked”:
JBYFULLYS 0N
Deck. 'Fan-Téuning on file Roof of
. the Cepheus—Girls, Mostly' Pretty, Among Kin
‘ Along for First Time on Outing. ‘ ‘
Taken
.-
ant at No, 10 Mott street. And Mrs.
Tilly Young. called "the Chinese inter~
pretax" And .a girl with a calico
dress and freckles and a 'retrouss’e
nose. who looked like a regular tel~
low. And ,3 girl with very short
skins, very. All these are American.
, Then there were ‘Trlsco Bob.” 8'
half Chinese girl, and “Elsie from
California," who keeps a restaurant
in Newburgh. And Ethelethel Was
an Chinese and the prettiest girl on
board. . She skipped the rope and
shimmied wonderfully, But she would
not tell her name.
terday and when not playing fan—tan
or giving lessons in politeness, ”he
took pictures on the way. It took. the
Cepheus four hours to get to Rotor:
Point and the excursioulsrs did not
get back till 10 o’clock.
They sweltered an the top deck;fan-
tanned on the middle deck and shim-
mied on the lOWer deck. The girls
danced in a way that reminded one
of the olden days at Sweenys, in New
York. when a woman‘s place was the
home and prohibition had not been
heard of. ’
The men played fan—tan. They
played "easy money," and thousands
of dollars changed hands before the
Cepheus returned. It was said one
Chinese won $4,000 when the Manda-
lay took another tong to Bear Moun-
tain a few weeks ago. How much
was won yesterday no Chinese would
tell. but Juarez in its palmiest days
had nothing on the Cepheus.
It was also said the Hip Sings and
the On Leongs. rival touts {or years.
had made up and that Tom Lee, of
the latter clan, was on board, but no
Chinese could be found who would
admit that. either.
PRflliRESS FURUM
HA8 ANNUAL SUPPER
Al. 3 regular meeting of the Pro~
gl‘ess Forum. No. 1. F, F. I... of South
Norwulk, the iollowinz officers were
inelolled by Worthy Stale Dennis R.
Hawkins:
Esteemed Advocate—.Reuben Advcr
came.
Worthy Advocate—«George Collin.
Worthy 'V‘ice AdvocatevFred c.
file-dell. i .
“’orthy Igstmctor~Fred ‘Williams.
Worth)- Guide—49.11195 H. Little.
‘Wcrthy lntercessor~Joseph Bart:
lem, Sr.
\E‘orthy Trustee—~George Coffin.
After lhe regular meeting. which
was the largest (his year. over 89 per
cent. or its membership attended the
annual supper. which was voted the.
best ever held. _
A very fine musical entertainment
was given.
Jmues Donne-11y. of South Norwalk.
kindly donated 3 Victor machine and ,
several of the lanes! records, Which
the members enjoyed. .
Next meeting the losers of the card
tournament will buy ice 'eream land
learned that Wamlerer
‘ccamo and Scamp,” and billed as a _
and a little more. will go ,
Irma charge to: ”wane who/rims-
cake .I’or the whole membership.
Every member is requested to come
out. and enjoy the ice cream festival.
The drive for new members wag
continued. two teams being appoint-
ed. one headed b3: George Coffin “and
one hv George ‘Mills. The losers or
this drive will furnish another sup~
per to its members.
WANBEBER HAD '
MANY filRl leENIlS
CHICAGO, July lawlnvestization
of eat—Lieutenant. Carl Wanderer‘s
motive ‘for killing his wife. and the
unidentified stranger he. hired for a
fake. robbery. has revealed. the collar:
said today, that he had many fiiéfid‘
ships with girls. some of which ran
concurrently with his married life. _
Among them was Grace Kornrewhom
he knew before his marriage, accord.
ing'to his sisters. '
Among Wanderer-’5 letters found by.
the police was one of apnzzliug
nature signed “Anonymous” and
couched in endearing terms.
“randerer declared he could tell no
motive far the crime other than his
desire to return to {he army.
The police questioned Miss
Schmitt. a stenographcr
Julia
after it was
had written a
letter to her. Bath denier; anything
more than a casual friendship. Miss .
Schmitt said she did not know Wan
deter was married. ,
Food Riots in Germany
Caused byProfiteering
WASHINGTON, July Bram
and general, boycntis of mfiteering
dealers in Germany are in progress,
21ng to information £rom~the
American commissioner
made public by
today. , 7 ‘
the State Department
‘ ‘m riots ua've'occumdamgy
Every Chinese had a camera yes-i
. as usual he ’amlialed with their re
«.
opeueélfireon the
at~ , ,
".3 M n‘
.LIMA.’ Peru, July 13.65440973166011
has broken out in Bahia. according
to dispatches from La; Pix. _
‘ The Government. handed by Presl-
dent Jose Gutierrez Gm has been
overthrown and the , idea! and
members of his Cabin ‘
made prisoners. _
.Bautista Savrida 11qu pow-
er, supported by the amnesia has ap-
pointed Jose Cameo. W Boliv-
ian Minister to Brian. a1 mammalian
Newspapers here say the mvnluuon
is a crushing defeat of he Milan
policy pursued by the Bolivian Gov-V
emment and vimxcates its commun-
ity of interest existing
and Bolivia. .
on ‘Washinglon street
greetaiepresentative o
Federation of Labor
message relative to th .ming camv
Dalgn. Neither the “he
Democratic parties wrrdxpared mills
criticism. The {oi the meet—
ing apparently was en enlist the
union men in the suppers of the third
nary which is being organised in
Chicago, The 6911523152115 at opmron
in Nmflk is that the union men will
spectlve parties. emu-ts: in the part I:
switch them at into new parties hav-
ing been unsuccessful.
THREE NEW YUM ’
PEQPLE BRBWNEB
Reecue
:‘Sin'k TB-
Wife and Nicce Gpto
of Man Se
’ Cramp: aha; .
cred With Grappling
Hooks.
MIDDLE HADDAM, July13.——Three
people were crowned while swimming
near the Oakum factory dock at 3:30
yesterday afternoon. The dead are:
Jacob Melnstein. New York, 65
years old. .
Mrs. Latte Sulsbacker.
New York. 60 years old.
Mrs. Ida Jalisch, a niece. New York,
31 years old.
The two elder people together with
their niece have been hoarding here
since July 5 at the ' home of Charfes
Alrxanéer. They went ‘swimming
yesterday afternoon. Suddenly the
man, who is quite feeble. called to his
niece mat he had been taken with a
cramn. Mrs. Jaiisch went to his res-
cue but the steeply 511mm:
moved a hour foothold and she was
carried under. -
It was ‘hen the? the older woman
who was also feeble. left {he bank.
where she had been silling and plung-
ed into 13:9. current to lend airl. Her
frail arms and legs were of no avail.
.however. and afie; a, brave but; short
struggle. the three sank together.
his sister.
a Brave-stag
gather .__, Bodies Recov. 115‘
batten: .
rinsed} 7' ' F01!!!" 4
Clients Not to Pay, It IS
learned.
Revenue sum {or this district now
tenslve drive being made all over the
many to round up- taxpayers who
have made madman returns or have
{flied altogether to make returns. The
drive will dose August 15. Before:
flail; time it is expected that the men
arm cover, every ,txxpayer in the SW.
The main fill cover, a street at a
time am: will endeavor to reach every
one can. ,
mvecfigam‘rri‘hé soda fougtains. the
are; no clothing houses for the col-
lection of the luxury taxes. at wilful
Man of the law requiring the pay-
mat of these taxes carries a fifty per
mt. penalty. and. in addition. a fine
(Gantixmed on” me 51x3.
alllllllln m
* llllsn EELEBKATIBN
ebraticn ‘ot the anniversary of the
Battle of the Boyce, so liar as was re-
vealed today. ‘ '
Lieutenant John Stokes. who was
discharges three weeks ago from the
British Army and 313me to organ-
ize the defense or police headquarters
in Ireland, was killed during an at-
mck on the Newport barracks. in
Ccunty Tipperary. ,
Every hamlet. village and town in
t'lsler'had some kind of a celebralion
of Oranzemen‘s Day, and reports from
a. wide area were that the day passed
quietly.
Belles: and olher sections
heavily guarded by soldiers.
Inscriptions or; banners across the
Belfast streets denounced the Sim:
Fella. and Sir Edward Carson. the CL
see:- leader. said, in a speech that the
movie of the south of lrelacd would
Ci {heir own volition have to hang
mint ’ ‘ murders be-
{91‘2"th would even consider un-
$T’T‘?
The Orangemen’s parade here had
25.69% in line with silk banners cle-
picxing the early history of {Ilium- and
nummus pictures of King William on
his white horse crossing the Boync.
The Rev. George Timmou, supreme
head of ihe Orange Order in the
United States, speaking at Finaghy
Park. Beltast. said:
“H, is said that three million lrish
are going to shake the Brilish Err.
Dire. Well. We have ten million Irish
in. America. anddhey are not going 1:)
shake the American Republic.“
who BANK -
wmnmasmsu
The annual meciim: of the corpora-
:crs cf :he usual: ‘chrrralk Savings
Bank was held yeslerdzr morning at
rhe banking house.
Jchn H. Knew). Edward Feerd John
E. Light, Frederick H. Rowan. Frank
I}. Layton. 301m 9‘. McMahon, Charles
W. Bell. William F. iammanr..Lewis
R. Hurlbutt. Samuel Grumman.
The bodies Were recovered will:
grooming hooks shortlv titer 6 .
oclock last night. by Patrick Lem-3‘
and Clavton Smith. of this low. The;
wrinkled hand of. ' Mrs. Sillsbacker
still “clutched the hair of her niece.
the latter having maintained her hold
on Mr. Meimstein to me last.
The bodies Were examined by Dr,
Gecrg‘e M. Lawson and then removed;
to the undefiaking rooms of A. .T.‘
Emti‘fi“=
New York have beer: notified; * ~
"Hummus
.. ARE 4* lulu
will
i’
’
ROME. my 13.~Several Italian 03‘
ficers have been marked and wound;
ed during alugefiae~fiatienaflsh die»
moustrafieu mSpo'Iato.
subsequently mere... L as: had
.hy another host. but "‘
5:201:53 engagefl is
m . 'spersed by:
. 32th: the rsfighfinga'
in Purified. Relatives in;
"' ’uy .
Loans
accerdinxto 11$. ._ , ,-
a dispatch to the Glennie d’Italia. max-bonds aafieecura lee
:A wax-shill anchored in the harbor-£33m, , W ,
.nt 3. smellmotor heal; to rescuer‘t‘he 53th:!!- !wresmre" . . z ,
officerspbuzihekhoatlmlfimflfm‘ _ Cash warrant! in’
untamed to regefl. {e um filthy—"It 3,
Charles T. Diamond. Charles Fable.
Paul R. Connery and George L. “700d-
war-d were elecled directors for me
year. At 3' subsecuezfl meeting of di«
rectors the {chairing officers were
elected: ; ,
”resioeri—«Aldcn Sclmans.
’Vlce‘ ,gsidene—John H. Knapo.
Secremry Bed Treasurerafiecrge
L. Woodward. , '
Condensed etatemen‘! pt Glare-of fins»
hem, June 39,. .1328.
Deposits . . . . - ........... $3
Surplus are ‘pwfits. . . .
Icterestqamuht . . . ,. ;
Reuez‘veflfcr flifidehu July
1, 1920) .‘ ...............
, ASSETfi. ’
Loans secured by real es- ~ ,
{ate ............... .. , . . 1.648330%.
Loans seem-cu cycoilarer. _,
'" 33*.5, ........... '..,-- 129,522.20
Mans on perscnel aecnr- .
in: . .
em
, mecca
We .. .. ..... .. . . . .-: ”2.363.242
. , A45
Mrs. Arthur B; Bordovmof '
. Han'rroszuly 13.-—The Internal;
has a force of forty men working imam" yesterday, and then 330‘ 311335911!
this State; divided into three crews
located at present in Hartlerd. New
Eaten and :New laden in the ex-
‘hcdy. one shot going «through her
The}: ”m i “he an as}: ch! eflarttoim operated on. The bodies or the
, MAST. July l3.~0uly one act
933310“? or do! violence in Ireland marked the cel-
' " "" "t 'a lvln her roblem. Twu
Alden 5011113115,. 9 3115.934 1 so g p
; has at 3 33. :3. today. The Germans
g mm IN
‘ New York, Victim, of Pig'-
‘ tel 53313 at lonely Spot.
-NEW LONDON. July 13.~Bernard
B. Geissler. a chauifeur, who shot and
killed Hrs. Arthur E. de Cordova or
,New York city. while motoring with
died today, at a hospital here.
The tragedy wok place on a lonely,
road in North Stonington. The bodies
were found beside the road. Gelssler
fired two shots into Mrs. Deforucva’s
heart and coming out under her
shoulder, blade-the other lodging on
the right side of her back: Gelssler
then turned the gun on himselr auc
emptied it into his brain. Mrs. De-
Gordoca died high/nay but Gelssle’r
lived until today, having heel: taken
to a New London hospital. where be
two were Bound beside the automo-
bile in which they had been seen rid—
ing a short time before. the shooting.
Mes. De’GOrdo’vu had been stepping
fpr several days at the Griswold.
House at Egatem Point with her two
children, {can about 20 years of age,
and a daughter about 17. Her has
band 35 a wealthy broker in New
York. The motive for the shooting is,
unknown.
Bl} lllEVllil HAVE
mum lllNSli
LONDON. 1131:! 13.“Minsk has been
(matured by the Bolsheviki. accuramg
to an official statement received from
assumed the town on the mowing of-
July 11.
Minsk is the capital of the Russian
Government of the same name and is
situated on e branch of lhe chsiua
River, 259 miles northeast of War
saw. Soviet forces had been converg
mg on the city from the horn: and
south. The {all of Minsk indicates
that \‘iiua. about 110 miles to the
northwest, is in imminent danger of
capture. in} {he Bolgaeviki. -
The mmmunicue also announces the
capxure of ihe town of Sventsiany. 95
_ {0mm ed on me Five)
, “ TRY
HARTFORD, July 13.~Unless stepe
are taken immediately and pusher:
with much more vigor than is now
manifest. Connecticut in two years
will cease 19 be a factor in the oyster
raising industry, a business in which
1111:; Slat-c was ‘a one-lime leafler, was
the {pinion expressed today by Har-
r-lr‘: G. Marshall. cf New Keven. secre-
13.1“}? of the Shellfish {cmmissiou Mr.
'31:. hail. sale that, fer the past ten
years a steady decrease had been not-
ed if: the proéuctiveness of Connect}-
cut oyster beds. and. fur the ham four
were. especially. the drop had been
‘slarmiug. New York and New Jer-
sey are cognizant o: the situation
‘lw‘rr- out] have taken siecs to remedy
it. but Connecticut he said. had been
Sereruoieut men are new experiment .
”re a: Guilfcrd and the Slate exuects
to investigate this year. Many {{1-
mer Conneflicm cyst-er raisers ham"
shifted ihcir operalions to Cheru-
ceakc Bay and to walcrs in Massacbu
stirs. New York and Rhode Island,
The Block now on hand is for the
miles south of Drinsk and 50 miles;
, calm in February.
Anna Waraduy’e Pencil;
Identifies Picture ,of, FM
813deme Last Year.
,Will Bé'Exhumed. , »
Bums ARE
» SWINE cull-1
Her, Life a Mystery to Par-
ent Since She Vaniehdjm*
1916, After Trouble with
Her Husband. , ‘
The mystery that has cloaked! the
body was found on April '39. 191’.
hatred under a mic of refuse on the
edge of the Button m“ Swamp, out
an abandoned 33w mill. m: m‘ahackme’
Road, outside New Chum. may “be:
solved within a few days.
In the belief that the victim of the
’most baffling mystery in the him
of Connecticut. was Mus. Anna ZirkeI-r
balm Wareday. who disappeared tron!
her home in New York oily on Novem~
her. fl. 1916. the authorities have de»
cided to exhume the body in the hope
of having the identificaton made pour
five. ,
Mrs. Veronica Muller. of "No. 17!
East. Nineteenth street, mother of the
lone: missing worm, assured a re-
norter yestettflay 1.11m she feels Bash
five the swamp victim. wlm died from
a-
MWW~ "”931 saye "he Soviet “0°93 like effects of unnecessary operation.
was her daughter.
is Sure Th; Face It Wig
She has identfied a picture of lhe
face. taken shortly after it was found.
as that of Anna. She has also recog»
nized lwo mothercibpearl buckle-.31.
attached to the belt of the dead girls
jacket, as one her dajghler had‘worn.
They area! such a peculiar design
that she insists she cannot be milk
taken. _
The description of me swamp nt—
tim given by the Connecticui State
police tallies in minute detail with
film of Mrs. ‘Waraday. for whom In
low search has been made through»
out the couch-y since her disappear—
me as reputed to the New York
after she had dropped out sleight.
A! the time the uewepapere were
.print'ing long amounts oi the baffling
swamp mystery in Connecticut. Mrs»
Muller W33 dangerously ill. at tho
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So Busv They Never Saw:
144 Brcwn Bottles Put
Aboard by Bahama Na-
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Revelations concerning the new in:
mans trip of the Coiled Sluice New
seaplane, ‘No. 3&6. from ”gamma, Ea,»
homes to Miami, Fla... were mace y”,
terday in the New Yer}; Navy \Srd'at
the owning or the (curl-mania; oev
{ore which the plane’s officers: Ens
signs Windsor H. Pushing and Eruui,
Lamb. were. placed on t‘ial on the-
.charge of transporting liquor :u‘ a
Agcreminmt craft. It was Navy Greer
grcavr part four years old. Mr. Mar 3N0. gswghm well knmm cémmunma—
shall sairi that the 31:3me 0? wishing, mat abolished boozy-{mm Ain‘
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"811.081: fighting. ships, that was violets
1 ed byline two officers. it was allegeu.
Testimony gran b3.- L‘ieut. Bu,
Qumran, acting commandm- as: the err
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Scciated PressTlT-Jrhe awed grime
ministers have leaded mat to insist}
upon the We. «relying to the .33-
lied ' ultimamm regarding waffle-liver
will be Bermitteu to defer theirrcply
until mmcmw, . '
, The egeerts cn boths‘ldes spent 11y,
day xvi-“examining the Situation;
5 The tallies ,eriginaily demandeu a
mummy fielivery 0: $2,290,609 tons so:
wall); file. Germans. .me Seam ,,
entered 3.109.399 :05} and the all!
email wzsfreunred 3:9 2.098.999 was .
the ultimatum informed the Germazw. _
m: they must agree by :3 o’cleelr
this afternoon to this mainly .defir .
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the arrival of the arm and ihe two at-
‘ficers at that. point. FLieizt. Cathrell.
’sald he went out 10% msyect ithe 5:31;}:
T. mom to to direc ing repare w. ,_
lie discavged 1H brown. unlabeled
Ebottles on «bound. The Battles were In
the can hit, he said. . .
Continuing, thefiieutenaat explain-
811 that he didn't know the bottles 1181
anything. in them. He .gave instruc—
mms fer the ship to behave: uni. 8e
said he ordered the bottles dumped
out and (it: this was done. “they.
mx. ‘
then was requester: to.
give a report a! file beam classicall—
gatinn that m up the charges up:
the’cofirt ”1&an . Heron
’ ' . as general gray what 313wa
when the m were questioned. Bo»
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native: mm the crew were an
‘ mm: on the plane that they
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