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HOME PAPER ,
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Office as second Clan ”film.
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plete' their second successful ‘m'ght' of
the carnival and fair that is being
staged on the Green by the Pioneer.
and Phoenix houses. '
125 Makers, iFnishers and
Trimmers Carry Out In-
structions of National Of-
ficers, Last Evemng.
AN ,qu sun?
M munw
c1 owd that gathered to witness the
exhibition by storm.
Trouble Arose Over Two
Men Who Did Not Want
Snyder’s goats. all the way from
New Sork, were put to work to earn
to Work on Velour Hats.
One hundred and "twenty—five hat
their daily. allotment of grass. and so
well did they perform, that they were
makers, finishers and trimmers, walk-
ed out at the plant of the Multi Felt
royally feasted all the rest of the
evening on the best grass that the
Green provided. ‘ _ going}!
Ono. goat, the. pet of the group. per-
i‘ormefi the remarkable feat of wall-:-
im: a her, from one end to the other,
that was not as thick as a “Ti-$1., men
Hat Company, South Main street, last
night, after demands had been refus-
ed that two men, discharged by the
company some three weeks ago, be
reinstated, .
The. action of the men who walked
out was taken after notification from
masnsnnn 1870.
Hill ems ms
+ PERMISSION TO
HAVE IRE fl cm
Mr. Bogardus Plans to At-
tend the Convention to be
Held in Canada July 24th
to August 7th. ' W]-
Elli ELERR’S SALARY
RAlSEfl ll] $1,500
Old Bill of the Norwalk Hos-
pital Again Before the
Councilmen.
000.
NEW HAVEN. July 11—h port-
folio lost from an automobile 113a:
Norvmlk ‘by George E. Hudsoj, a
stock broker of Bloomfield. N. 3.. was
{mind late yesterday by R. H. Alton.
a. traveling engineer [or the General
Electric «00., now living in this city.
Mr. Hudson in reporting his loss to
the oolice said that the portfolio con-
tained negotiable securities valued at
$150,090. He thought they tell from
the automobile when the side door
swung open.
MrfAiton telephoned the police last
night that he had found a portfolio in
the road while on his way from Stem--
ford to this city yesterday afternoon.
He was to keep it until police called
tomorrow morning. A newspaperman
,calied at Mr. Alcoa‘s home and exam.
ined the portfolio. It contained pa-
pers hearing the nameof George E.
Hudson and some oil securities. Hr.
Alton and the reporter were of the
opinion that the value of the scouri-
tles could not be placed at a very
large sum but until the police take
“the portfolio and get into communi~
cation with Mr. Hudson it cannot be
determined Whether the portlollo was
rifled between the time Mr. Hudson
entities Valued at $150.-
. . .‘=———-—, ‘ ‘ “ "to;
EPA, Belgium. July 14.40” The
Associated PressJJ—Marshal Foch
and ’GeneralW’eygand, his assistant,
summoned from Pattie to. the Allied-
German - conference when the net.
inane rejected the Allied solution of-
the problem . of delivery 01 coal by,
Germany, arrived here May.
No disappointment. was shoWn by
Chancellor Pehrenbaeh and Foreign
Minister Simone today. to yield to the
Allies on the coal question.
“The German delegation regrets
that the conference may be dissolved
without further agreement,” said Dr.
Simone, “but we hage'done as much
as we could and await the action or
the allies.” _.
The Allied Ministers appeared
equally firm in their decision that
Germany deliver 2.000.000 tons of coal
monthly. 7
Fehrenbach and Simone suggested
that the Allied governments send a
commission of ministers and experts
to Essen to meet workingmen and
discuss the urgency of increasing coal
production.
Field Marshal Wilson of Great
Britain .Who was summoned here yes
terday by the Supreme Allied Coun-
s D.
People Who Knew Mrs. J. J.
FitzgnM‘Stnte That She
Little Resembles New Ca-
naan’s Mysterious Girl.
Bfllll Will RE EX
RUMER lRMRRRRW'
Mrs. Muller Positive That
Womanls Her Daughter.
Socialistic Ideas of the Bad i-
cal Labor Faction Are ‘ ’
Bitterly Opposed. by More; ..
Conservative Parties.
SINGLE mus
. HAVE wnunnwx.
Platform and Neminated
Candidates.
CHICAGO. July 14.—Hopes for tho
“survival of the new Fusion Party were
at ebb tide as the all night conference »
of the new body's resolutions comm
mittee dragged along today in an of-
fort to get togethr on a platform
acceptable to Senator LaFollette.
The extreme left. which yesterday
controlled the amalgamation and for-
ced its platform desires on the mom
\
mining around on a very smail box,
returning, to the end it started from.
This was. perhaps. the best feat of
the evening.
The rest of the goats went through
a series of balancing acts, pyramid
acts, dancing acts in a very quaint ani-
mal fashion, ended up in a blaze of
glory. 7
Scamp and Scamp did some of the
most thrilling triple-bar acting proba-
bly ever seen in Norwalk, and they
kept the crowd breathless as they
went through every part of their rath-
er lengthy exhibition.
Both acts are to be billed again 10-
night on the Green. and it will be.
their last appearance. as an entirely
new set of acts are to be. brought to
It was denied today by people who
know the woman in question that the
body or the young woman found in
Button Bush Swamp. oi! ‘Wahackme
road, New Canaan. on April 14, 1919,
was thatvot Mrs. J. J. Fitzgerald 01"
Atlantic street, Stamford, formerly a
Miss Florence Heldorn, as was stated
in.another local paper last night.
The fact that the body of the mys-
terious woman“"£as remained uniden-
tified for over a year, and that rela~
A barking hack to the days of the
33:5! "flu" epidemic and the taking
tll‘ér of the new Norwalk Hospital by
1.1m Federal authorities; the grating
03‘ an increase of $300 a year to City
rim-k Irving ID. Robertson and the
Pound issue of 5200.000. for permanent
roads 'were the chief items of interest
at the meeting of‘the common council
. - . . . - .' , ' . _ h .‘ conservative elements in the conven-l
“‘1 the gr‘mmg Of a fifteen da) $333.? Mamn Lamor‘ national secremry or giltrfikdif: the remainder or the ‘3‘" an" the Gem“ “9393““ en' “’5‘ it and ”"1“” ”€de ’t “9' 3:12.12: Eheiongfc’élfd 333%, El: non. struck a snag when it met the
with pay to Fire
Bogardus so that he can
convention of fire chiefs
in Toronto, Canada, from
the national union of batters. who
was here several days ago in confer-
ence with the local union men. Law-
lor, following his visit here. was in
of absence
George W.
mtond the
to he held
gazed in the conference in this city
had rejected th Alliedfiolution of the
coal delivery problem, is expected to
arrive here tonight. He is expected
veto power of the probable presided
tial nominee of the new party. Forty-
eighters, who constitute the right
wing group 01' the Fusion movement
Chairman Charles H. Dilworlh stat-
ed. this morning. that the crowd last
night. in his estimation. although not
appearance before this, is one of the
reasons for friends of the Fitzgerald
woman declaring that the body is
HAS HERE IN BERLIN
July 24 to August 7th. was another consultation with Michael Green. Dre- as large as Saturday night’s “1011- immediatelv to confer Wilh'hlarshal 7130:3391'5- , ‘ at bittcrl ,- 0 osed to the more So-
ID-“Lel' ””1" created some interes as sident 0‘ the 17- H. 0f N- A, in New sands, netted thedfireman almost .85 Foch. who'also was summoned by the , . . ' \~ “05395312“; Egagoie‘erf $031!": :3 ciaelistic ideasppof the radical labor
'wr-ll, _ York 'city. and the result of his con~ 2:33“an tiling. Sim g“ succeeded in Council, and with the Allied Pro ' ‘ 3;: mum * t' it? fit: 3am :om- faction. in this stand they have the
T“? “flu" epidem‘“ Of 1913 was 5111mm“ W35 ”19 WON ‘0 the 10331 '31; g (“59 V95 me" miers. , ’ , - q ”a “3‘. f . e mag. . f d suport not only of LaFollette. but at
amnion to mind when Samuel R906 workers to walk out. d e figmmg ”13mm “3'53”"de In sozne quarters there is expecta- 31“ “1%.“: “Oman 31“”.0‘3 Several minority organizations sub-
l'wrn ”Dr. David Spence. General Rus The trouble arose, it is said by the :1“ "15 ?d all fattening-while exoel- tion that theJGermans will make a 1 933:” ’ resemble er m 9'
sell Frost, and Judge. John J. Walsh batters. over the fact that the rules (3:111:Emagflmwlelgzuigfidabglattlflgrufrgeir; {my}. offer during mei a”: ‘ Workmen and-Stndents In 83:“ entire dissimilar‘lv between (Continued on page Elgar.)
appeared before the council previous drawn up several months ago and A a ‘ The Allied Minister-soc not appear " " . ‘ ’ ' .
v... lhr- opening of the meeting and re- agreed to by the Multi Felt people. ed 330127. fthe ddance floor, kept_ a disposed to enter intod‘lrect negotim Clash at Nicola. mme’ :19um F‘t‘gfmfl andd m? nomad. ‘ , *
Mitosis-d that the old bill of $2,159.06 had been broken when velour hats in came 0 f} 9”} 9901339 standing guns with the German mining uniOns. , , mind a fear “‘0 3‘ note ' 4 _ ‘ l
37“ paid “was of two dozen a day were a out enjmmg the various refrains , BERLIN. July ll.—.E:rtraordmary The Fitzgerald woman well short . ., , .
Judge Vt'alsh spoke first and said
mm the city had been laboring under-
;2 unnundorstanding and that was the
Evil], which was for the treatment of
Elllllflllh during the worst. of the epi-
nmur. had not been paid before. He
bxplailrc’ui that the new hospital had
11‘! :1 over by the Surgeon Gen-
apartment of the United States;
thrown open for treatment
3w" n
eral's
41hr] Wits
(Continued on page. Four)
C9111.
weighed out to the men discharged.
These two men were given velours
exclusively and when they objected.
were told~
according to the batters.
that there was no work for them and
that they could get through.
The matter was referred to the low
cal union. and a demand was made
that the men he re—instated. This the
firm refused to do. and the time limit
set by the union evpired last night.
Louis Trister, president of the con-
When seen at the office this
that they played from time in time.
For this reason some of the older
songs were rendered for dancing. and
the way the older people enjoyed
them was shown by the manner in
which they applauded.
- Because he wants everybody. no
matter how far away they must Stand,
to see the performance, Chairman Dil-
worth is trying to secure two acts
from New York that will do most of
their feats in the air.
This will be a wonderful attraction.
WAS A VETERAN RE
FRR‘T‘Y BA'lTlES
Danbury Grand Army Post
Conducts, Funeral Rites
for Caleb
scenes occurred today
hall of Berlin University. where lec-
tures by“ Prof. G. *1". Nicolai. professor
of physiology: in the university. and
George Ledebcur, Independent Social
we interned during the war and how—
ootted by the reactionary. section of
the students.
means from the working classes filled
the hall and the students could find no
in the great
is; leader. were delivered. Prof. Nic» woman’s hair Was bleached. Willie
01m. who is a well known pacifist. ml of the body was or a chestnut
WE.
Long before the lectures began ele-
and fat. while the body of the woman
found was that of a tall and some—
‘what slender woman.
about the same and the hair was
somewhat similar, but the Fitzgerald
not be the same lies in the fact that
"Flogsie lleidorn" as she was better
known in Stamford. and a Jewish bus“
megs man or Stamford disappeared
The ages are
Further-evidence that the two could
Court Rules It Is
SUPERAEEREFUSEB
rithonl:
Power to Pass Upon Valide
ity of Amendment.
‘WASHIN’GTON. July lS.——--Justl00
Railev in the District Supreme court
WM! Formal-1y sociolitlla time em according to row
, ports, and it is believed that also in
now living in See York. city. ,
She had tried several times in get
a divorce from her husband. formerly
a trolley conductor in Stamford. but
because of lack of evidence could not,
do so. The married life of the couple
as children and parents all can 0 f". ‘
back with joy on the first time 1111:; Of Nome-Ike
58:? a flying Chlnnman on a stage. W’s“
”we? about the floor. juggling mm. ’The funeral of Caleb 'Wood. who
ous dishes: or. a bouncing clown. that died at the Danbury hospital Satur-
Fpl‘an: Way up in the air every time day after-con. was held Monday? at the
he was touched by anrbodv. or hit Advent Christian Church. of \E‘nlcn no..-
the platform hard. or did various tum» was a member. the Rev. E. Z. Ems.
coming, by a Sentinel reporter. said
that he had nothing whatever to say
on the matter. He did say. however.
that the two men were discharged be-
causehthey were not competent. He
admitted that notice had been given
the firm of the intention of the men
to so out if the men were not re‘in~
room. There‘loon a tree fight broke
out. which was accomoauied by the
noxious gases. The rector of the uni-
rersity called upon the security no
lice.
An estimation hy the rector to the
workers. asking them to keep qulet
dismissed yesterday injunctionFmafi
median brought by Charles F. , *
‘ mor My York, nmuflchtor the
Armenian Gonstltutionnl 7 - - to
prevent the promulgation of the ratifi-
cation of the suffrage amendment and
to test the validity of the equal suf-
rage law.
DEAL summon ,.
BY MR. [Ill-R122!
. bles While rain 11 'n th ' 4* - ' .- ., was unhappy and the couple sep» h 1 cm at
_ . , . ‘ stated. It was also 531d that _ 3 “g p 1 9 33'- lTvEL‘.~0r oflimatmg, The seruces were and am; them that the universnr . . . ‘ . y The court held 1 at l. was v.1 o
‘5‘ del‘gmm! Vanda glpaxsam bgzcflééo‘fi during the existence of the (x23 flag“ ’1; no" a larger crowd is attended by a number or the friends helolltged‘fo the students. was greeted :gfifgsag‘): $351 5:23“ :1; ”‘32 Theauifioflty to inquire into the action of
party was rename n mm»? x .. ‘ businov here ”1.3,... had - . . ‘ 90 e to P present w an the Show and relatives of \Ir “’ood * ‘ del~ . — ‘ ei- " g 5 rs -
. . . _ ..._~ .. . « preriousn V . . - . . . and a - with shouts In reply- ihat the. unmet- M . .‘
dolls Lehnzzx, at his home, 399 Main . 3 Q 1 _ _ - :s staged again tonight. . e alien Os veteran . . . . - rs. Fitzgerald disappeared from (Continued on page Six)
“mug. \K‘lnnipa.ul{.'last evening. The neon .ome trouble when men were 8 t s o. the cull war. ty belonged to the peoole. lStamIor-d during December, 1918. and
discharged. but that the firm stood
their ground and that no trouble had
developed. _
It is said that the company in.
trends to go “open shop" if the union
men do not return to work
A meeting of the ‘workers who are
out will be held in C‘. L. 1'. hall. \‘Vash-
ington street, tonight. and officers
At the close of the pastor's eulogy. The debate after the lectures had
members of Moore—White. post. G. A. concluded was drowned in the general
2‘... Danbury, conducted the impres. bbu , ,
sire funeral ritual of the G. A. R. hu 2" ' .. ——~~—
lra R. Wildman, acted. as chaplain. SlfiNS
EXPECTED Sllflll
:liinll. a dual occasion. was in honor
n.’ his 59th birthday. and also to greet
at.» arrival of his nephew. Rev. Path.
Francesco llebrizzi Cappuccino.
Ewuly from Palermo, Sicily. Who is
flailing this country on a mission for
hm rauntry people. Many guests were
T'rvsent. among Whom were the Rev.
lher relatives insist nothing has been
heard from her since that time.
The state police. in spite of the
positive identification of a picture or
the woman by Wallace 5. Clarke of
Fel’tou‘n, Stamford. as his sistenin- .
law. Mrs Fitzgerald, are inclined to
put more belief in the theory that the
.woman is Mrs. Zirkelbar-h Warnday
common
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Commander Jereme Lent in charge. ,
Sidney H. Smith as adjutant, and N“ PARK,”
George H. Swords» as ofiicer of the , '
day.
l‘nnar'hah'. of St. Joseph's church: will be vleoied. During the services Mrs, Howard , ‘ w .- . N inn" Julv ll.———A dec-
3'7 Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. Antony L?- . ’ Vl'illard Wordin, a former driver of. W. Taylor sang eflectirely. “Though ~0i.§\.ewf YE”; at)" as told in yester- miflgoex’pefted next week in the
brl'll. of New York and many local the Hope Hose fire truck and a reg} We Sleep. ’Tis Net Forever." and ’ (‘g‘i::"“§e‘ il'de'lt'fi .1” f 6 unit contesting the nomination 01337.
{fie-Dds and relfili‘v’t‘s: Fall??? F1” 3" » dent of Norwalk. well~known in thisf‘Go Bury Thy Sorrow." The gall ”If..." ;‘(‘:lll;: foffieijabug :5 (351nm. 0 J, Koala, u-ho defeated Renresem.
(”Ar-n formally Opganflu the Dari." With . city. was arrested, yesterday. in Al-.bearers were Coleman T. Rockwell. Chief PenningtOn is watching and fig}; ’2: those at}: Eiulminféngv’xfo. alive Volslead. Author 01* the Probl-
a short talk. full-awed with another by
Hm Rm: Farm-r l’laly. both speakers
l? a i n r: vomil'er-OUSEV . applauded.
'l‘lwrmahrml the evening: Mr: Lehrizzi
Prove-l a very able host and thm Rev.
bany, New York. upon orders issued‘AIthur H. Webb, Ernest Judson and
by Detective Sergeant Thomas F. lAlfred lawns.
, Hunt, of the local force. and he is heaflfiboster cmetery.
ing held there charged with being a!
(Continued on Page Eight.)
hition act. at the recent Republican
plmarles.
Rev. Kvale testified yesterday why
he regarded Mr. Volstead as an athe-
waiting for the day to 55mm. “11913 daurhter and also identified a descrip—
“No Parking” signs will arrzrefn "‘ " tion of :old work in the mouth of the
walk and end that dispute which Ba} woman. as similar to that in her
been going on between Frankel s deaf—'hter’s mouth. Added to this was
Interment was in
fugitive from justice and 113‘:ng stol- .3 . e . r - 33m» deal— . . r R- ..d did not state
~.~ .. n... ._ . . ~ _ . ! . (.mhm store cornea and 01 ” the fact that she received war from ist. He said \oldte ,
“Lg”: “1%:st gurlr‘lwllixienfigguffe H t I d St Be] ‘ e? 137119 B‘lmk car 9: son VL ENE“. ' . . em barge comnluaini’d time and. 333‘“ her' daughter, several times. (dosing the truth in a statemem that the Non-
e..'}*,',.. 3.2;... rprrgqh‘fnmic “13;... 0 'e 5 an 01:95 , onglng 0 W629“??? 3‘ 9;“9- 9n M315 l‘m- Attempts to Kill Driver, about the parking of file biz N‘i’fl’all‘ hET absence from home that she was Partisan League COmPOSPG 0f §0¢l“l‘
—...r.v.».- . .. {'11 J k - t0 Jugoslavs 1n Triest Are or m a war ed tor {our days Th C '13 S ’ ' and 33143913031 113958“ A“ ”‘33!“ £3» 41"” "being well taken care of in the coun— fists and Arnachists. He also alleged
. . 0 and than: loans rendered in as driver of the hose truck and was en omnu made by h . Qime time ago the t t ‘ d 'fi ' . c rile lanzua'fe.
3‘ mm of manx' of the prominent Burned, just leaving for dinner. at 12 o'clock ' “lat“ Fmens‘ ”caterer" the new-kins r; 53:: he 1.11 out: cation is alums-t the Congressmanrxgr ‘said Am have
”WM Dr‘s-“Pm A pleasing surprise __ on Sunday. May 12:21. when last seen WORCHESTER. Mass- July 14.... 9’1““ “1““ ° *3 ‘ " ' “Wm" ‘ A “mm ‘3” ‘ " ‘
*The remains will he exhumed from
'the’ir resting place in Lakeview cem—
c-ferx" ton‘ormw when 31" mark. Mrs
Muller, State Policeman Yvon}: Vireo.
ll. and reoreaentefives from the. Cor‘
oner‘s office, together with New Tori“
newspaper men and police olficlals
will be in New Canaan,
ordinance and sent an order out of 5
tout-n"E for the signs.
1*. was stated todag’ that they had
yet to arrive. lantthmat he :ocm as the?
do that no time would be wasted in
putting them up and forcing the iimevs
to more from their present mace.
It was rumored about 1hi< zoom“ 2‘.
ill Nll
n"
been loaned in behalf or the Congress
man was put in evidence... In it refer-
ence was. made to the parable at
Christ feeding a multitude wtih five
loaves and two fishes. Volstead was
quoted u saying that ‘a‘nvone who
could feed five thousand persons with
tire lance: and two fishes-shmfld set. ~
James W. che. of Rochester_ N. Y”
one of a parts: of soloists {mm Bog»
ton, committed suicide by shooting
himself on Main street here early
yesterday after he had shot Harold
P. Joyce, of- Boston in the cheelt and
had attempted to kill Abraham Smith,
driver of the automobile.
LONDON, July lit—Further ad—
vances by the Bolsheviki in their
campaign against the Poles are re-
ported in a Soviet statfilrel‘t reed"-
ed by wireless from Maszow oday.
“In the direction of Karel.” the
statement says. “we creased the riv—
er Goryn .twenty miles southwest .0;
Lem-€7.75 was the presentation
z'wa largo lfirthday cakes. delicately
and vlr-liic'vmlv trimmed with fantas—
smpns in infant: These cakes. to.-
. her will? other refreshments. made
gm a firm table snread. which was ad-
7"VF“Vl by all Other valuable and use-
ful yin-39mg Wr-f‘e also presented to
by the Hose men. He did not appear
for work that day, and no trace of
him could be found. The men did not
know any history about him. and. con-
sequently. let all thoughts of him drift
away,
Yesterday Prosecuting Attorney
Falvator Gennaf'io sent a warrant f- r
‘
M u
n
-. - ~ . . ' . ‘ v * c t was to he made of some . . ' esfion."
3T-“ “‘3' ”“1“". mend; and ”13' *Sarny. and are developing our ad- the detention of Wordin to Fred Hr— . Tile Party Fame. be” 53m“ 305' Egaiifismsea‘ in st‘nrine in at the “ififgg: algvale testified.
Ila», The avengnz pleasantly and vance. pierce fighting- is proceeding att. chief of police in Albany. and it .on. H.793- “ 13 sazd. agreeing ‘30 933' fmt‘ of 7m. nkei's store. rut this was: This :1 - , -
, ' f . 1- r "f
‘Wflyalvly spent. the guests departed is upon this warrant that he is being $75 for the trip to Worcester. When figyafls STATE wirengthmwd ms bent“ ”‘3‘ ‘fl‘meai
.4 a late hour. wishing Mr". Lehrizzi mugzlz. {23.21109 along the entire detained at present, they arrived, Ryce said he wanted to mam]Ewdtg‘tthiidqugaigég act: . was an atheist. \‘Llsrcad den .-._ l‘w
long ”if. and happiness, and the REY. front is continuing to“ develop suc-r men speaking of the robbery the ED to Hartford. The driver of them. Ewe? , 3&1! EEEMEEBE;g%? making a . » ‘ . '. rlmzzre .5
mm: Franrresca sauce-9.5 on his mis- ,cessmlgn men about town this morning who re “named “1°"? mane? ”"3 Rm 2-: z ”“0650”: .Lnléi'r- PUBLIC MUST "
$1011- TRIBET, July 14...}.109315 and member-ed the affair said that Forbell reached in his Wkel- as 5-: 1° get imesema‘bomééfmthe signs will ‘ ~ 'r * ‘ h ' 24 W Drawn”!
. ,7“ stores belonging to Jugoslavs were saw his car being driven from the money. but 3" revolver and order he the word; “ Perorder of 1319901109 In Bucnos Aim
Violent W m storm sacked and burned in a wild ami- garage late at night, but did not re- efi Smith m cmflme driving. A ' -
' ' out.” Th’- Is ex ected to es
Slur demonstration yesterday. Scares cogmze the driver of it. He yelled to When the my reached Main Gem is 1 D ,
. . . . meet. Jorce ordered the car etc! pod enough. - ‘, n
of erson: were in ured. Bombs and scare the burglar, but 10!“ out, as his 3 - . ., 1’, seems the ‘Jitsr are gea-
inflgmablews yere uged by the rioters. car ’was taken, ' and as he did’ Ryce Sh!” him, 511mg 1 It as a:
' - . « tin shed. all round. its last ain't-t
LONDON. July 14,-Five thousand . Wordm is believed to have driven mm the 0"" Rm? “”1“" the like: glare politely requested in more
Wrecks Buildings
QPOKANE Wash..—~July 14.——A vio-
lent Windstorm acromoanied by a
smog ARES. Julw lé.-F_ifteen
fishing mu ml: yesterday in the
harbor or liar del Plate 23:) miles
. BE Pflm'ElIl‘Efl
NEW? Harm. July lir’l‘he Mayor’s
‘ . - _ on himself and fired. He died instant— . _ . - _ a. .. - , southeast or this cityrdurlnz a storm.
{“dehursl, “,7”.de buildings and di d C:S%c¥ gendngmes linger cgmmggg gheéigfigzgron'iléetro gitrngr‘l-i 2:211:13; y. ... oi! the my lines; 31’? BMEE“3 .. fl i"A1Assoriatnrrn executgve committee did Twmtm gamma were drowned. f
“ammo in strain which will Tun in?!) O «0 one arosse S y! W 0 x. G Ve C e a 0 i nw Nam tells them in SEQ? 331% C93. 3945, transpomtlon “a ”3138 ma mused, n ghnldOWfl 0
time and then proceeded to Albany,
where he was located.
”When questioned as to the‘robhery
been appointed Persian commander-
in-ehiet, will be sent against the Bo].
sheviki in the Province of Mazander-
3“”7'11‘0’15' of thousands of dollars all
WW H»:- Palouse isfrifft of Southeast-
“W Washington last night.
. storm
problems here yesterday. after tor“ ;ng , ante: here. The
' may 911m hing With flaw: E. F. wind which blew downtm Pla- g
VMorgangotls’ew Mischa-mun 1* river we the water into the as.
in: On its principal streets. ’
-
0V ‘ mm 7 ’ V ea! The jitnevs that run between Nara
erP , exits H fl! walk and south Norwalk will aim
p 9 .. .an, in Northern Persia and bordering. of the car, “’ordin admitted taking it , _ have {5' kee onthe more 3131339 gme . .4: ‘ 7 , .. , , xtent that '19.,
F:.$:2.::;;n. SEEM?“ ‘W’afrawal. Union on the Caspian Sea. according to a on the night alleged and in the menu :gsgxgi‘gl} c135? lib—It ’5 re: or else my?“ 3. side street. "A???“ Dr." f‘flmwgfimfljtm to and: 9:331:31! unable to se-
. _ a 3 f 5919“ other towns in Teheran diqnatch to the Daily Mail. net described and further stated that pa 0 c ”‘85 2:: Washing ' ‘ 1- ' W” @331“ TB”
V ashméfin’m reported farm houses un- ' __”’ ' . he knew where the car was and how ton that the question of Pnesidmt ~ ,_ 7.. «~ ~ ' . ' incarnation ms adopted; _ from m to m “1933‘ and no
““993 and barns demolished. The R'fl G ~ Wilson‘s health is again causing Baymw 113731138. . .- "Wired m it is the sense bl city was mused ‘11 dime” ..
l . e renade Sfis _ ..
he could get it, which he promised to.
do
“Mshiufgfgn 3mg. College. farm. at famfly‘and to his closest advisers. No. lhe Mayors“ Association or Connect: mix-cot enrol!-
tPunmgn. sustained dam-age tn build- . ' ‘ . {salty and to his closets advisers. No‘ - - x mm“ W’cut. that the public must be W 7 . i ’ 7 ,
be: and crops estimated at $50,000. New P301113 Record w‘frirgeanmtifls unt dmndsogi :3; 32?: Walden of the reports is ob» A" . of said 1:: ends a valuabjgrifd and the best Worm mlw ] ' Q m -
_ w , °n . ”59’ > , . inn!) 9. ' , ' .‘um ‘ , flared as to eel-mine. schedules raw” . - ' ' _
- . . Jul 14.—-—A new worlds ed by Chief of Police Hyatt. of Al- , . . . ... _m ring, no in cash am a new . . , . . ‘ . . ; 7m W
Hml 0f Oyster Boat . regfi‘flomwgyeamm pacing geld: bany. Hunt is receiving congratula- It ’3 said the ¥Ieilflehtlfi ”ML-m mush flan ham, 1. m mares today. routes nod localities new the no? .
is not considerd ~. to hafim but
lions from his friends today of. luring
cleared up anothw mystery. ; ,
It wasstated this noon; at the pros?
seating attorney‘s entice. “63%;:
. -, : 6 1-4. cutting a quarter of. that the arrest was nrobably' e ‘_
flaming woman: held by Direct- 0! in series in whichannmherfilxors.
the Work. made at Lexm' gtontwo ”Elk, If. 1le 9:912:21; ”1% 3“» dire-m ; ,
o. . _ _ __
39!?ng avghtts, owned. by George E. thefts makers Wain Ner-
' are unable to estimate the loss suf-‘ Dudley.,ofjfoungsrtown, 0.. anddnlvgen mom-them ,, .
”d through the burning of the-ship. brum- _ and. m norm Man
Qoflicial estimates place 111911933“ . 1&7 WWW "WA . 7
Ween $25,000 and $59,999. . fl; ay M391.
an
. ~ . _ ,. ‘ m‘ in me of arm 7 ,
neverthelessatismhtha he requires m M ., g1 .. , should M
, ._ , ' w .. _ : an n .mme. 2" EM 9-» 3339"” ’ ‘»
the most constant/and chem atten- 3‘ d ’ , . 713;... Bi 3.9%? an fl. wills 31,35 “prim.- , .
flePresident’a’rmsent condition nmmm 8» W3 mm ”Al 8‘ * ”mm; 1.5% '~ , r a. ,7' . _ 7
7.7‘ 1an ’1'. l7 (a?) , m 1 “gm , ififii‘ m g ”Pit . .
.Is Towed Into Port
The oyster W. A. Bishop.
(llzch was gutted by fire 01? Lord.
5;!!!) last Friday has been-towed to
die fool of Pembroke street in Bridge
- ("1. Only the blackened hull of the
* easel remains. Officials of the Bade!
Dysler Company declared today their
lugs was hungfup atrflie Fort Idiom}
. track yesterday afternoon when Rifle
Grenade. carrying the colors of the
Lan McDonald stable. paced the first
sloop.
Norwalk Chronicler