: NOR S
STABLEEED 18‘70.
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from Fifty Cents to $1 1)
Nearly All Classes of We
ClilCAGO. July 20.~The Railway
3 bor Board today awarded 2,000,909
: ganlzed railway workers wage 1n-
Lreases lotalling $600,000,000. The in-
"eases are approximately 21 per cent.
, “The Board assumes as the basis of
[this decision.“ the award says. “the
5coxuinuance in full force and effect
(of the rules. working conditions and
-'agreements in force under the an
iniquity of the United States Railway
Administration. The intent of this
becision is that the named increase,
event. as otherwise stated. shall be
«added to the rates of compensation
pslablished by the United States Rail-
lway Administration.
. The award is retroactive to May 1
, hi this year. "‘
. The decision of the Board grants to
1319 railroad workers approiimately
:7 sin: per cent. of the billion dollar in-
rmasea which the; sought.
; Presidents of all the leading broth-
krtmods and representatives of the
’o‘ailroad managers were present when
. the decision was made public.
Thoincreases follow:
. Bassenger service: Engineers and
rmtonnen, firemen. helpers, 80 cents
:ber day. . ,
5 IX HUNDRED M x .
INCREASE Bl mono so an
.lAdvances for Millions of Rail Workers Will Average
1 HOME PAPER f ' -
' «office a: Second Class mil
ION
or day. And Are Given to
rkers. '
Freight service; Engineers, fire-
men. helpers. $1.04 per day.
Yard service: Engineers.
helpers. 18 cents per hour. . .
Passenger service: Conductors,
ticket collectors, baggagemen, flag-
men and brakemen. $30 per month.
Suburban service: Passenger em-
ployee, $30 per month.
firemen.
and brakemen. $1.04 per day.
Supercecling rates established by
the Railroad Administration. the
Board fixed the following schedules:
Yard service:Foremen. $6.98 per
330’: helpers, $6.48; switch tenders,
5.04,
Hostler service: Outside hostlers,
$6.24 per day; inside hostlers, $5.60
per day; helpers, $5.04.
The following increases were an-
thorized for shop employes:
Supervisory forces: Machinists,
boiler-makers. blackemlths, sheet met-
al workers, electrical workers, power-
men. moulders. cnpola tenders and
coremakers, including those with less
than four years” experience. all crafts;
13 cents an hour. Repular and helper
(Continued on page 311) ,
mun cm: e
CARRIES AWAY
mom $100?
' Matvjxew Ryan and Jack Dorney
healed the patrons of the Connectis
our (conning-rand themselves, to a
Very thrilling experience,
Manic-3n, as their trolley. which was
carrying a «large ‘crowd _ of people
home, about 6 o’clock, hit a stone.
SWINE}! was on the track, crashed
amass a layer of rocks which is be!
log used to pave the road~bed with.
an! smashed into the front porch of
an old wooden house at the 'end of,
lhe line on the right—hand side. which
has become a well-known fixture
about the end of the W‘innipauk line.
The car was speeding along in an
Effort to get the people home in time
for supper. when is hit the stretch or
the road over when was soread the
xrrushed rock for paving purposes.
An extra large one was resting in
{he xrack, and. as the trolley ap-
p1 cached, it. was not easy ,to see, and.
as the wheels hit it, it lifted the car
pH zhe track and_started it up the
from lawn of the house. The house
has. been without occupanls for some
lump. but someone had moved in only
:3 shorfl .while ago. and an aged man
was smmg on the porch reading a.
(Continued on page Five)
EMMHNES CAN
RAVE THEBEST’
"f 'Sllfljgllllllll’
‘ Fitzgerald and Shellac}? Re?
’ torn —- Homer «to Drop
, Chairmanship of National
Gommittee.
3..
yesterday:
' mm Amman
+ HNlll IN mm
Wm. A. Briggerman, Will-
iam D. Phillipson and
. George lBl-oomhead Gath-
ered In By the Police.
William A. Briggerman of 17 Rain
field avenue; William D. Phillipson of
St. John street. East Norwalkr and
of the arty of Violaiors of the head-
light laws. which appeared (before
Justice John H. Selleck on the Darien
Town court last evening. \ 7
' This group was taken in by {he con;
stables of the‘ town and the Stale po<
lice had nothing to do with their ar-
retsts although the state police motor-
cycle officers have been conducting a
campaign there lately.
It appears that the autoisls did not,
have the proper lenses as a part of
their equipment and their owners can‘
sequent]; were separated {11311155223
83 fine and costs. each.
Other culprits were Edward 'W.
Smith of Barnum avanue. Bridgeport:
Duncan McDonald of Strawberry Hill
lStamford: “lilliam J. Hayes of Glen.
brook road. Stamford: Louis Gildeme—
.ister of William street. Stamford:
:Liberato Guerrero of 205 Orange
’street, Waterbury. and Gordon Erwin
of 507 Warren street Bridgeport.
These cases are keeping Justice
Selleck and Grand Juror William \Vil-
molt busy these days.
MISS MB ALLlSTER
WWW BRHWN
Miss Ruth McAllis’cer. daughter of
Mrs. Sarah Mo'Allis-ter, of Sier Hill.
and George Brown. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas. Brown, of Linden street,
were marrietl at St Mary‘s rectory
yesterday “afternoon at 4:30 p'clock
by Rev. T. J_ Finn. -
The couple were attendedxhy‘ Miss
Jean McAllister, a sister of the bride.
and Lawrence A. Farrelh
The bride, ’who was a poonlar em-
ployee of the, R. 8: G. V-coz‘npany was
attired in white taffeta over organdier
and carried a shower of white bridal
roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Jean Me
Allister wore pink george'tte [and «car—
ried a handsome bouquet of pink
roses; - ' ' -«
the ceremony a recep—
f mm . 1' the one
V. , 1n 1’ artv in
Connecticut. r2221: ’ 3.3956
tzgeralci Of a and Thom-
-s .1, Spellacy, a United Stat-N
.5 attorney—gear rted todav
y'pon ftbelr rev“ , .
Hugelition af'Ssn Franczsco
. omer can haa'e ant-111i o. '
{mutants of «Connecticut fliegga/tgg:
;1m, there is no (loam: about that”
gray»,- Fitzgereld siid, .. ’
eadily assented to by Spellecv. This
'as in response to a question as to
whether Cummings intended to run
or Unites! States senator again.
.C‘amanings said nothing to ,'Connec-*
Liam delegates after .the convention
no. in one}
§ ' ! Continued on Rage Eight’l
New Canaan’s Murder 3 .
: ShilBafles ”Cops
'Nith the dramatic appeaznnce ‘of
53’” given 011?. by her sister,
Ernest. Wood, that ' ’
Canaan ,muroe:
7 ,, Mrs.
‘ she was the Kerr.
“dim,” the“? state
the identity. of the girllfonnd'mm‘:
feed in the woods in April, 1919; no
nrlher claims haVevbeeny'pn* ‘
5E5 this was '
' case ofL, Eg‘Langne. thei.-railroadlla« . ,
borer found dead on‘No.g3 track, early. *‘
Mrs; Ernest Parana: "m ‘Stamxordl
earl; Saturday and her denial (of the‘,
901568 are left without, a «cine assim-
by ‘ _ forth , ‘
‘ anyone .who magi}? W the 4
mrose and Sergeant Vii-em, «of the 3
Following
tion was held at the home of the
{bride’s mother, which was attended-
‘by members of the immediate families.
, ‘Continnedyo‘n page seven
CBRBNEKPHEMN '
Ion-r Trim-silo; ,e; take evidence in 1116
Sunday morning. between 5&on 599
and 591, near Rowaytona.
hint . there _-
his head on:
washout}: by
Entered at the some Remark m‘
Freight service: Coductors, flagmen
George Bloomhead at Boiraylon wjere
the local soloists who. were 'members-
WHWNBUEST ;
acoroner John J. Phelanwiil lichens“
some cool): as to whetherfilaanque «gas .
I'
Matter. ,
Another American Aviator
Serving With the Kosci-
uszko Squadron is Report-
nmulslll‘lclmu .
HANK-0W mum
Fighting Between Greeks
and Turks in the Region
of Adrianople.
TIFLIS, Transcaucasia, July 17 (As-
sociated Press-.—General 11:0. 21 ene—
rilla leader with 10.000 mounting
tribesmen in Nakhitchean. 1s waging
a ruihlese war on Tax-tars who cross,
the Armenian boundaries, and. is pre-
venting the Bolshevikl from captur-
ing Armenia, according to observers.
General Dre threw a. bomb at the
tyrannical governor of Eek! in 1913!.
He fought with the Russians in the
early part of the European war, was
wounded and was decal-nod by Em-
pater Nicholas in the hospitals-t Tl£~
lis. He is a magnetic. small man of
about forty, wears no uniform and
his soldiers mall him merely Dru.
He does not disguise his hatred for
the Bolsheviki. He enemies inde-
pendently of {he main Armenian army.
and' is generally respected and feared
by the rough bands which blindly fol-
low him. These bands wage guerllla
warfare mercilessly. They lack am-
‘ (Continued on page Six) ,
BIG llEMllNSlllA
$00 Banners and Regalia ‘Is
Sent From «Washington.
WASHINGTON. July 20.—-Five hun-
dred purple. «white and gold banners
and other colorful. regalia in which,
members of the National Woman's
party exoecf to deck themselves to
picket Senator Harding the «Republi-
can noloficalion ceremonies Thmday‘
were shipped from lVashingLon today.
, On Thursday the snfl’rag’ists who
are at Marlon, headed by Miss Alice
Paul. will hoist the hammers, wrap
themselves in the hunting and march
to Senator Harding’s house. Mr. Hard-
ing has agreed to see a committee of
them. but Miss. Paul is planning a.
parade of 560 women.
, The purpose of this it is explained
at snffraze he'adqnaners here. is to
force Senator Harding to use his in
finance to get the thirty—sixth State
to ratify suffrage. It was denied that
any of the women ponders might be
seeking publicity.
One of the biggest
parade will be that ,.
Tennessee delegation of women. This
banner £le point out that o promise
by Republléhn members of the Ten.
nessee Legislature to vote tom-urem-
frage would insure ratification by the
Elm mm" +
William
banners in the
carried by the
l
o
'i
ofthe Twin
Assam . r'ation‘
With one of than low. sickening
thuds. resenting: We falling
due, the plans of flown: (32:3; Sit-r
ney Association toeot‘ahfish a; decent
system of working the, parking of
jimeys on North m street in the
second district moon Wall street in
the first dish-lot refit! «into mom“:
yesterday, when on!) of two members
of the Assoclafion‘w to live up
to the plans. which other! for a start»-
er both in Norwalk'oflln‘fioath Nor.
walk. , . ,
The plans were {who 1123!er creme
to line up another gal the hem!
that was not the reg-throne.
The plan worked Tor a day or
two. hm than a comic (if-disgusted
jitneymen balked no 1336:; the some.
' Sha’mmck W4 called over {hectare
, on the firsi ten-mile leg of a 30min:
- Resolute area-e confident Sonny that ,
the: we be able maria three. on: Mlle, m‘bearmgs ofthecar were;
Hie-believed the
SANDY HOOK. N. 1., July 20.——Sir
Thomas ' Liam’s Coo challenger.
ing’line ahead of the Amarlcxn (le—
fender. Reecnlte. in today's race for
:he America's Cup and brewed away
triangular coarse. a reach out as sea.
SANDY HOOK. N. 1.. July 20.——In~
forest in We zone for the America’s
Cup was increased by curiosity as to
whether Gawain William R Bur-tori
would make a showing first would
Warrant Sir Thomas Linton keeping
akin: in command of the challenger.
Dissatisfaction was renal-ted to have
room}: among the more; forces af-
ter ”Sundays contest, which was coll-
oil' on When melons, although show--
ingher heels to the British 810013.
was‘ unable to cross the finish line
within the six~hocr limit.
Six-Thomas did noise; mains had.
no: Wed to replace the ShWS
commuter. H did, however, let it
be hm that Ganglia Baton would.
sail again today. He added his sign;
amt—comment: ' 7
"Afar that I cannot say.”
"thst mai‘ log! {all in
favor of Shamrock because of the
withdrawn or the American sloop in
theoretraoe ofier her minions had
flun- almost to the deck, thercrew of
at on '13?er and retainiheenp in this
country. ~ From the other camp name.
word that Sir Thomas: was sure his
“IrkhiSweetheafl” had {the sailing
om confusion, wen-~m- consequent
danger to pedestfianmrmlnum oath
in Norwalk and in South Hamlin
There is some mild there being
an ordinance enacted to compel the
adoption oi some policy with regards
:4! the'regulnzionol fitne; tunic. he!
nothing authoritire Md be obtained
at the Elly Hall toflay.’ Several crime
jitnegmen were heard to say. how.
ever. that they imminent}: a. mm
mm 1
* “all" m ?‘ f'
r A + EUNFISBATEQ
NORWICH. July 2-5;.»L-onis H. 53:»
roll. of Bridgeport... hell as the man
in charge of a liqnorolaaen tron}; solo
ed here Sunday night, was hell! in $2,»
«309 forthe Uniteé States Court at, New
Karen on Ecol. 25. by Eommissloner
Earl Mathewson today. He waived ex.‘
lamination. In more were Prohibit
Lion Enforcement Agent Mainline. De:
only United States Marshal L’hchlarthy1
and three agents. ,
The truck carried 195 poses of whis-
key in pint bottles. 24 to a case. not
by invoice about 323,499. Govemmanr
- yrerlonsolioomoe. 3.... , . . ,
, _ ,3 bl win I" ,.
a bot ile labelled. and the whole worth .
qualities needed tocaptnre hm mane
contests and lift the bottomless new.
to. trophy. .
as today‘s contest was really a re.
milling of Saturday’e race, the yachts
had another triangular course, ten
miles to aleg. ,
Shamrock IV. planned to use a larg-
er clamor: 531! today amigos a result
had to give the Resolute a time al~
tonnage of seven minutes land one sec.
and, o:- twentyone aeoomis over the
I Big; Hudson Car.
'-
A man giving-hie home as John log held for Agent
Iorio, of 189 fWall street. New Haven.
was arregted by Molina Sammie
and. Gainer, on the notion i’oinl. room
at 1:30 o’clock this morning. follow»
ing a telephonic tip from a man nan»
ed Simona. who said that he believed
that a man who had come Lo him ask—
ing him for oil for his animobile, one
an aim; thief and that the an; a Hud-
son Six, painted green. was stolen.
Earlier in the evening'the Green-
wich police has! notified the local 130.
flee that while Federal Agent Daniel
F. gammy. of New Haven, and mo».
torcycle Patrolman Litton Briggs. oi
Greenwich, had beenmuing a find-
hm!
son our. minted green,
been run over, just ontolde o: Darlen.
and received had injm. es
stances, who“ said that he came {rem
Mediator, and who and that he
had come here in a motorboat which
Claim
dock, told the police over the phone
that a man had approached him and
asked him for some «oil for the boar»
logs of his car, which was on Marion
he moored near the Country
More: Med out.
on: was being sfolen. .
When the two pm lawn, t
Running 60 Miles An H
omen. Ruins Over Motorcycle Pa
‘ Briggs. of firewood» Who Was
' Ether Men Alleged to be Itoplicatcd in ‘
'Trafie, Calight in \New Haven. -
, trr‘ived‘
where. the car was they foam! Iorio.
who said the; he had gotten In the
m of Stanford. after he had asked
for a ride to New Roman. anal 111a: the
cor stopped in East Nomjk, and the
man who m driving. a John Moore,
of 19 ,Hmle street. New Haven and aj
moaning said they would go gel
some oil. '
The New Haven police were nail-y
7 fled. When Mason and his companion
arrived in New Haven on the 1:35
min. they were arrested. and m be
' v
in l
was positive that the mu i“
used to run liquor lino In like SW1,
were-notified that the car had neon.
ma, and they reqneeled that on.
car and man be held. which was damn.
Patrolman Robert, Fitxroy, of Green-
wich, and Agent McCarthy name new
or 2:50 o'clock one look them to
Greenwich, the ear hem: lentil VIBE
, Bros.’ garage.
East Norwalk. by Sammie on!!! Game»
or, it was found than: ii had been one!»
to ransom liquor. ‘ r'
This morning the Greenwich police
stated that lorio was being held than!
without bonds. Blue's. according to
the Greenwich police. was at as
Stamford Hospital, out wan not out!»
only layered. He had noticed thew?
go through’fireenwich at a rate of .
miles an hour. and noticed that that:
were three men in it. He started site
‘er them on his motorcycle.
As there has been considerable not»
ivitr on the out or More! agent; m
neatly, in stopping cars and search:-
ing them for oonlmband liquor, 1”
Emma: presumed that the . m
were attempting to mm a cargo of n-
quor through and cave..chase of!!!
Briggs had started on“ on his new
cycle. ,
It. was said by the Greenwich 1n-
lloe this morning that a charge or
reckless driving would be proceed
mine; Iorio. if no (ruler charge were
brought
_ Reports early this moraine said
that Briggs had been badly balm
and his motorcyccle smashed and he.
revolver when from him. McCarthy.
town, :1 him lying in the road when no
._ mentioned «McEnroe
-anemmgm ., , ,
from Illejnoranveit wow; tolling in
at S a; my 7 ' ‘
Sir Thomas apparently failed to get,
his wish for a full sail breeze to show
the speed or his 81909. The ground
swell that lathered the Sandy Hook
spit into scapyrfoam was the otter
(Confirmed on page no)
William: m I *
14mm. mm
ponies End Most Success-
. .ful Carnival Ever fieldin
Norwalk. ' ' ,
agents said that. the load was prob-
ably consigned to “one of the biggesl
bootleggers in the liquor trafllcwthat
they have rgm across. «There was no
(Continued on page Six}
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5.
S'llll HANfiSB
Owing «to the continued illness of
Frank 1. Jones. of lhellasler Plumb
ers’ Association. no final acfion"hts
neon taken as a room: of {he easier-r
ences of the Plumbers Local and the
Master Plumbers. one (of which was,
held on Satmflay evening, the other
East evening. -, .
l
1
l
l
remoEPOnT, July‘ zen—Ollie?
Sherman, of Norwalk, .who escapen
from the county jail. where he was
launder sentence for burglary, was
ismugm her from Newton, Mass... Fes-
terdafy. In ’ '
court he was given, three
sentence. _
Sherman. it will be recalled. esce
ed from jail some three weeks ‘l’
after being. sentenced fro the Crim-
inal Superim' court, last all; . Sher-‘-
man and his wife «were; arrested ,in
Norwalk by Deteciive Sergeant Thom-
as Hunt, following the; met! '0: "tools
from various she in, the city. : jThe V.
man and Womani‘fworked, “together he 2
staying ”onlfiiile' {no 533%,- mm;
handbag into whichlhe man" won
drop fwhatever he 3391?: 702;
A
l
It is rumored that there is my}:
fecled betweenflae plumbers and the
bosses this week. whereby. the plumb
ers 7m getlhelr. increase :33". am
agreement. which is to be "ironclad.”
will be formulated and signed, so
that“)? future demands for wage in-
«my realm-"was given Mohamma-
byline memem of n‘plmbpr in a.
Sentinel ‘ thismorning that
On guesthouse it is; {all} has:
Mr. Jones enamorcjmother m
as are opposed to theme». . ' '
Elsie panes. amine“
Lhongh he is warm. ‘ g' ‘ "
3’35 1101 as yet. accreted " '
Blues
.3 the whole grounds
l’lUMBERS STRIKE l
aCOle,
3ed as
'lhe’: booths. Safari}! be hunted to
likelihood of a settlement. being 0112' L
i ,
months, lo 19433136943 10,:hisggnex9hféjjcreases .3335; hemadeat least. threat}
_ gmonths before they are to be attentive. ’
The Pioneer and Phoenix {Samoan-
iex. last night, ended fireh- afninl in
a blue of glory that lasted fmm the
firsi. fall 0! flask.
on into a coolant! fragrant night. until 'é
12 me «when the Ford touring car was
given any, and the winner.
the lucky m
Mr: (media not claim the auto. last
night. and the machine was tattoo» to
fine fire house, where ii is. still waiting
{or the owner to come for it will: his
,Cf‘npone. V ‘ , ' ._ i
Early ails 'mnminz a force of volnn-‘
nmceeded to line fireen. where they
were armed with treatise. rates and
baskets. to which to not given. and on
so? theGreen just. as good an it was
when im~«etnfied' the emotion of
Whom .
i a ~»Blil£ll.llllflll
amen. n. 10.. 1:32}: ans—The ne-
gro» attested at, Graham snooze on
a chargeaofrnimckinzawhitexm
were «Wght‘lbfii‘é loony nan phoafl
in the or: ' amnesia}? {orentm‘
2 T1! {“4599 09,1} m1 in?"
; day.
:rscked Knew) Laredo.
we fill
an! Harbor avenue, was ammo-g '
3 mammmsls
' arr?
lee: fireman tron the two mommies ‘ 3,3
mm film ‘ ”
Alll’lllfilll mm
Troops Cominandeer Horses
Near Laredo.
*LAREIEG, Texas. Jul; zowluexirans‘
cmmnnded lay moot.0ol. Mend Mar— has occurred in the Sax-re region a:
(is?! visited a ranch owned fos- Alfred Gem. caused by aerial bombs. 1w l «a...
rom- cording to a wireless despatch than! V.
‘ , $330232? 9:232:21 hmhv equip- Mi in. me inhabitants of {he «viola»-
. ~ . - , on g. ng to 01“ t}! are reported to be fleeing as 1“
Pioneer and Phoenix CO!!! facial infomafion given out m». w— explosion of m shell: is anticipated.
, _ The baited Stale: Consul has The wireless neonate-h an .
renewal the incident to Washingflon. 89m masons. ingitlon of some woken. -.
fittibewa an American, an»:
tents to Fla.
“I’M
Martinez is said to have miracle-nod which caused an explosion of a down
to hang Antonio Trevino, an American aerial bombs. hos panacea a {rem
her. who liter! on the ranch. onless he am mm in a munition mama
in MM llllll
, LINCQIQSY. Nah.
July 20¢—
Ear“:
vale among t‘heaaelegazes" to the
nhibition Party’s National {loom
lion soda; were discussing chieflv flu».
attitude of William J. Bryan. «should
.the convenilon offer him the leatlev" .
’ohip of the thbificn
tall. ..
Fremont mention of Rev. William
'3'. (“Billy") Sunday as his rennin:
mate branch: the elatement‘ from Mr.
Samoa; that he would be willing to
accent the nomination if chosen. .
no; “Bryan’s recent ‘Wt in
leer-nonaoaeentmt a man lime: to
are“: n nominngon it it is offered.”
Salli! W G." Celaerwood. viceohaiman
or the National mm “is looked
.npon'hrusaomummn“ ironwor-
afionythaa he will am. :We who
mam-lo: tb_.go to the mat
ticket next
in 13:33
W nonfi-
tfll-gfiwnmme
confessed whm he knew mom; Ricardo in a miner German allillery gawk in
Gonzalezl leaner of the rebels: who at- the Borne region.
. Maine; is “Two hundred
that own Wye“, reported to have «some for m: one. being held in readiness in order
. and then develop- Bases
ra'llway canine!!!
tn annotate the threatened districts!"
lNEW
.1...»
Operators Promwe Supply to
' Refieve Shortage.
Coal ministraxm for the blew
gland Slates. a: n conference with
Wm of the bituminous no
man in the Kate: Belmont lilo
York, Why, were assured that
even-yam would he waée by the 9:33 "‘
m to give so: to that mm mm:-
Mu‘ing W new so short of
cool, by the W of emanate“, j
#7 your from mastal points nearest
the ,m. m. is the only way om
{or W. reflex. the ham.
aid. nuns-tit: that the inability or
the “VWMygongh‘ I
m ' ‘ , for I e shortage
~M.
_‘"X‘llo m one may to mine
mmmmm 31m wants.”le
3
3
McCarthy and the Greenwich Wu ‘
When the two patrolman arrival? "
‘llmrmlxmm if
3th 3an lllElilllN
.Aerial Bombs Cause inhahi- ‘
Lemmy. July 26.41 big explmfifl~. ‘
«I
mom 11: EB? g9
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