a
a...”
‘: «iped soldiers and police
.. - and windows of houses.
V_.l: returned the m.
' night‘s fighting. more. than
eSts were made. The trou-
lnionists were shot dead by
' snipers and another man’s
‘ blown 00‘. A man helping,
jthe body of the dead men
.39 was shot dead. '
‘Vitary erected barbed wire
islulbed streets. Looting
has of windows prevailed
ingled out.
fired 0n rioters on the out—
the city. woanding many
removed to hospita or
l‘e<. The crowds re ormed
but were "charged by the”
Jami there-was a final burst
Ambulances hurried to, the
,. curred last night. VV . trol, ,
mi acts of violence against ‘
_r.<zeanl Armstrong was shot
' Constable Regan seriously
hen :2 masked mob attack-
co at Ballina. County Mayo.
r‘lians were shot dead. and
ilian was seriojslyhvound
’i‘ a Scottish regiment at
County Clare.
_ '0. them .
,drives’f/ F” .. .np
causingRCGE-{QT TOT-lot
4,- w;
‘_ -_ "x“. _ VV ..
s demandtliatgwng
Vom'.$5.50 torQ'i a
dozen "7‘ "
3 5-" CITY; Jim, - Ifly'r-zsir-r "
7—Labcr ticket, Louvwhic .
'sen of'Utah- monolith .
, esident fin €hica’go» '
, ' Started on ' CHICAGO, Jugn23.—1Rallwa§ union
, - executives left cago today after a.
‘ 3y In fielfast Are three-day conference, in which it was
Vining Wltllout In- decided by all the recognized unions.
. IV . V except the Order of Railway? Telegrw
phers, under . protest the
~_--————- . Fail‘ll’ay laborwhoard’s award. l ~Sev.en
. unions voted to:- a re
. - ‘ w individual. unions. or
,Telegraphers referred the
BEEN KILLED their members with a strike“‘proposl-
tion.
pressed intention of
fgrendunl of ‘the
The other fifteen unions er
renewing their
. , cases before the Egardbd. l)
l . It was 'estlmat t ay - y_un
."1 Renewed Today in leaders that the tabulated “fiturn‘ts’ gen
' hm ‘ roe the referendum vote wo no
-. N 11' St t Area' made before Sept. 1, when the rail~
,x ' a " " roads revertio privatie owneti'eiliip.«
'-: l .30 - The acceptance un er pro was
53:15ng ”item 113:: £32? only finally made in order to obtain
ors‘ started on Wednesday, for the men the back pay from May 1
inued undiluted, ., on August 1, the union omclals said.
' rails Road district Sinn The Order of Railway Conductors
" said that it felt that the public inter-
est demanded acceptance. The con-
ductors' met again today to, take up
a new petition asking further consid-
1rod persons were wounded. ignition in respect to certain rates.
4..r.::.:s.i:s M... 51313 ngfmst-j: I‘
- Ill STATE FUNDS
fits acress t-the fronts of Education 1303113 AWN“
'- ked in disturbances on $35000 More For S
, .
' 'wlth' fixed bayonets patio]- Agents.
‘ ‘ . t 3
wt the trouble. spirit grocer. The State Board of Finance. a
:‘ ° . - meetin ‘eslerday, approved the ap—
llcmsed premises being es plicatlogn 3o! the State Board at Edu~
cation to the State Board of Control
for threc‘transfers of appropriations,
which transfers were later approved
by the Board of Control. One trans-
fer was $35,000 from thaagyep‘rltaouon
' . > . s hools to .an
Reinforce-moms arrived on zgpcr‘ggixilalggn cof $65,000 for spec. is}?
agents, making the total ammprilr
tion for special agents $100,000. All.4
' every quarter Of the city, other transfer was of $20,000 from the;
“by fire brigades, in the be: appropriation for common ‘schools__ to
, asualty list would :be beam be added to an
an?“ complainv they werelseoe for the expenses of board mem-
from a. monastery. and allege hers, making $1590 w
kept the spirits or these gathered at a
ioyful pitch all during the repast.
Grand Knight George T. Kelly, of
Bridgeport, introduced temporary
Chairman FilzGerald. who gave out
prizes to ,the various members, who
were highest and lowest in their team
standings during the year's bowling. '
Fihtizclizergld,gave a short speech, in '*
w c: e stated that he was not a town aim."
speaker that could express the railway 0‘31 0
thoughts that were foremost in all
minds, as well as}, Attorney; Jame;~
Shannon, a brother ,member‘ mid.
3141,11 ,c-lled on the lawyer to ddiw
appropriation of
ayailahle ,
_ 1,, . momma
appropriation ,
m: ' for welcome to‘Formeh‘ in:
Want John it. . Budgets and
KCaptain Edward QM ,
in his opening address. Attorney”
Shannon tool: the assembly bv storm
when he severely scored the work
done when both Redgaie and “Cronan
were thrown from the police station
for a period. during which the Wildest
and most outrageous scenes ever
found in any city in the State prevail—
ed
11 135?"! $900“ OD ”Rides ofl‘iowexmmxfl‘he; ,.
. reinforcements-mule alonL-gwaé'gf 511700 from the. , .
' ' V for commonschools to be addedto‘an ,
,4 Cogan. an Irish Volunteer. appropriation of $600 lorrihe expenses
, through the head and two of board members, making $1,600
lunteers were dangerously such expenses. -
when -the motor car in which An application from the;State’Traln-
_ speeding past a military ing School and Hospital. at Mansfield.
-rly was fired on/ by the sold— for the llansi‘er of 325.000 from ’food
’ occupants of the car inclnd- and,,$l,000 from miscellaneous was
5’ of Sinn fFeiu police in approved. it being said that the insti-
'a prisoner, ’ tuiion ”could manage with such trans-
sons were killed in last fers until Jarnuatrllr 1h f ‘Eas
~1‘” -. r A petition o t_e town 0 t
311mm it wasVrelealed to- Hartford for State aid in the-sedan: of
. “.th r new oda- vn thp 31.020 to .cover railroad indebt ness
sire; eerodedushers-3 {bitter “'35 approved bythe Boardx‘of‘eon-
Shannon. "did the Knights of Colum-
bus, in Bridzenort. and the very good
friends offboth the former suoerin—
tendent and captain of the police
doubt but {hat they would. be Vindi-
cated. They were vindicated and
, scorn and a Storm of protest fell upon
the heads of those who caused the
suspensions of these two good friends
of ours."
: assassin”? CHANT ,3!“ .
TflN REASUNABLE
"h ““1 tw° “we” ““1 HARTFbRD, July 23._-The present
retail price for anthracite coal «.315
“an" in domestic sizes, delivered in
bags at the homes or consumers,
rf , , not unreasonable, in the opinion of
:5 _ William F. Whitmore, fair price-com-
missioner for Cooliecticnt, and is ins-
_ ~ tifiednnder ms provisions of the Le—
" » » ver Act. .
, | SW STRIKE after the wmmissioperhadasked'sgv.
. , . ,. - , oral prominent coal dealers of the
' __city to st'fbmit figures to show the cost
TON ' July 23.—-Efl’orts or coal-to them and its distribnzton.
13d today by Illinois coal The hearings were held inthe office
i get the government, to’of Judge E. L. Smith, United States
, in. the strike of laborers,Attorney, ,
The operators expres member or the Fair Price Committee ‘
. that th trike- might land formerly Fuel Administrator for
estem nnsylvania, 1;;- rthis state, w
political organization it endeavors t0~
keen strictly from it. but it can be
said. with pleaSnl-e. that no slurs
could be cast anywhere. in store, 'i’ac-
tory or office, but that some brother
would be there to stand tip for What
he knew to be right.”
. After he“ had finished speakinz be
nresantod the tvgo row-oer memlwrs of
the? Bridgeport police with a sushi
token to show thereg‘ard for them-
This decision was reached
Fridgonort police commissioners.—
Primrose, Anders find Murphr— 0rd the‘ivarious arguments that have
who " faced their president. Stanley, ,been advanced in favor of the am
and defied him; rather than have. their nosed. marine highway (Li-om medallion
mocriniondent and Contain Crnnan to " the sea. Chief emphasls‘wlll be
dismissed under a cloud. .. PerhaoS“‘Vgiven in theschedn‘iedaddresseshto k
tlfe loudest cheer-ins of the evening to‘the commercial, industrial and ag- 31%. The W was
the‘ricnltnral advantages which gropon 3 '
«neared and 'ents of the project contend" its under— 9
Q .. ed, 3mm Grand ' Knight Kelly taking" will yield to Continental North
and Thomas W. Russell.
was when be publicly named
3,3 present at most pl three men, they were
__» .- 113.. July 23.———Coal rAccording. to figures submitted, the
. out Southern Illinois t9. ,average cost to Hartford dealers of
a. with the possibility of a net ton (2,000 pounds) “anthracite
' I shit down on account ’Coal in domestic sizes delivered at
orized strike of theirfihe consumerfs housa is $14.25;.This—
which'started ' Wednesl ‘ 3084: includes alhetpéus’és’ of Hiding”
.. eported to be steadily ,busmess. It was shown that the cost
In Danvflie mezmlnes of the coal itself is about $1 per“ nei"
j; , - - ton higher'wilen hon V ’ .
*elv 2cm men'are idle. can“ .“mdei’endent 9wfitmffl' $13335
" the strikers. 'm the when It comes from-Jewell?" mu»
these ' M en- es. Dealers 'forinnate' enough to;
walko'ut- » «am hmmEmcts so that'most 0.! their
r‘_~ V‘ffiofthe‘fimm .
than $14.75-per'net’ton. Thennav
, y of the dealers in the city'arie, ”,7
dling this higher (“renal '
Alliance ~w1th "
gm from the. so‘ 131119 {area 3mg‘yfln.‘ 'An inspector.
Weflnppedthe
" Y” cool show
Belgi
, Retired from Park
. Police Force
PRESIDENT STANLH
mg League, of that club.
their members happened recently, it
was also made a dinner in honor oi
Superintendent Redgate and Captain
Cronan.
Many of the Norwalk Knights were
present as guests of the Park City
club men, and the dinner enjoyed was
g‘anlzation at the Point. '
. After aninner that was marked by
singing and music, supplied during
any possibly dull moments. by the'K.
of C. orchestra, in feature of every ont-
inc bv the upstate. club men; which
When this was finish , Chairman
“Never for a minute.” said Attorney
“The Knights of Columbus is not 9.
Speak as For
Compliments to W elated Press}. .— ram
‘ tective Cronan. Mohave
City
.e llwll l lemma
Burns Detectives, Who
The Bridgeport Knights of Calm
bus were in Norwalk. one hundred and
twenty strong, last night, when they
journeyed to Dorlon’s Point to attend
banquet given by the Pinochle Bowl‘
‘.Because the retirement of two of
about the best ever given to any or-
l
.4
, , _
wansaw, leaf?! in} tile
dispatched ;57 ‘fig “'9‘
flonilahinetm ‘ .
PremierShip of --
.LONDGN, July“ ‘13.
look appears
Bolsheviki unedited.
, - - Bi 1 1
. “Cleaned Up” Bridgeport, wfnmkmle 10%“a‘33n‘m
. Also Panned. Eaten: Gallon. . 7 .
with the invaders.‘ hop-nu
being made for, the Won,
Warsaw. - ‘ ‘
tier ofs Germany, a Spam 9;”. Sage to Jamr Tnyar.
ist rising theretould he interline
arch
ole.
tore: the: jV'
Rout mum
Moscow received by tireless today
th
ed by Bolshei'i‘é "civility is comm.
MV'VOE Grodn’o’
38:33me
martin
Internationale ‘at- Pot
Third internationals”
"The Americanwbonrgeolsie." he
of its much ‘vaunted democracy."
mum in Sill.
locum
DETROIT, July 22—An address by
United States Senator Charles E.
sea waterways project as a national
lional note will address the conven-
lion, upholding the airirmative side of
the enterprise. .
More'than 1.500 representatives of
14 Central Western States. mmbfis-
. ing the Tidewater Association and dei-
Superiniendentfiedsate then spoke. eaales from Canada will attend the
He was loud in his praise. as was At- ,
. s meetings, ’
fox-nor Shannon. of three V of -the
One of the main chic-ole. of the
cheer .
msforced to ban: on the table, time 113111133103.
andagain. to regain order. » ‘
simian-Liner .hadsnownslilm “in fills an ‘éstiflted w 9! ‘ WWW-
‘lime‘of trouble, “I mess it was the;
.915 oase‘o‘lvthe can tor “the “13331310 —-of New York ‘ficopresident of 1117*: man
lov.car. who had «um 9" " cm «‘0 INA-mg 'can finalist!!! :‘3!*ti= “3:“ N
cam , ‘ {1m .34. Vrphfi' era W imm‘addx ' a” 3 we ,
em and mm haiku!- yelled: a ernoon session Monongdeeaflbm.
« .. _ . . BRUSSELS Jonas.
' ed fromrilfissonrl Franco-Belmdi’nn .
‘ the War
a .
meetings is to put definitely on rec.
, The. enterprise museum. roots: .ggr.
,Cantain Cronan aha spoke an fiction of melanoma-rm -r. . , them“
thanked Ms brother'members'fnr £319le Lakeontano and'llfontrml; at ’mhalilgen.
Strongest wposition~ has— tho-a {or them-dye
come from New: York» (Biol-3e: K. an.
‘ ‘- ’ ’ ‘ ' melanomas"; Benefit, _ only w; oil 'V
Come meow. (mar-f. you people will. V - . ,- . . ,
rim extoget oil. Well. 1w»: the one Others . to address ‘ w:
magma to get 01!,"trcm*‘?flle'uy*it mm
use. a
”file case or James H. Johnson'of
Thmi’ sweet. East .Norwalk, mated fender around the first “ mark not ._:.,-
in Greenwich early last Sunday morn- “3:36:58. , ‘
in: after an accident. there in which
a numberolfinst Norwaik and Second ,
Dion-lotions: also figured. was con- awhich needed but one more victory’to'
vim the Amen-luvs Cup, when Shun-l
Greenwich court until next Thursday rock and Resolute prepared for to.
morning. Johnson, who was driving day's race. '
a cor belonging to Charles Holmes, of
Fort street, was arrested by the Green-
wich police under charges of reel:-
’ These charges, have
been changedto those of breach of
the peace, Johnson crashed into a
cor owned and; unveil by William
Golden. of Goa Ooh, damaging Golden’s
car considerably. and also damaging
Holmes our. Holmes was also arrest-
ed under charge or breach of the peace
but these charges Were later nailed.
Folloyhg this acident as the men
were rctnrningio Nor-walk in a car
owned and driven by Arthur C. God-
des, of Henry street. the car went in-
to a ditch near Cove avenue, Stamford,
in an odor: to avoid striking another
- new, amt, July -an
troops inflow of the allure tit-King
' amt-chm All??? 331m
tool, of Syria, to 0 on
e, They encountered no
one yesterday.
“ KODOS‘I‘O, unnmpean Turkey, July
20 (By The Associated Prefix—Kn ’ng
Alena, der, of Greece, with his stat,
landed at Bodosto today, after the dis.
ham tion of Greek troops.
showed flowers before him and he
went to the cathedral. where 1» “Te
Doom, ' [" was suns. The bishop ex‘
media} that aGreekking 11.3th
for the first time on Turkish territory
at Bodosto. .
em had five runs on the
surrounding town. Too
Greek battleships. two British battle-
Ihipsnndityo British dreadnoughts
landed a few shells over the batteries.
then the Turkish soldiers and civi-
lians riled hi panic.
{Armenians and Greeks began plun-
38 Tfiflfifll shops, but were check-
regllnents of Greek troops,
isemhorked from the trans-
Witéflé It in Pie
A tinned yesterday
less drilling,
Ind
The ministry 0: runner, Graham is'
reported to have designed; «The ad-
minish-ationhasbeel‘l entrusted was:
treme radicals, it is melted. with
the idea that such n' government ““011 ‘1
would be better still to make" terns m- the”
"SALYDY noox, July 23—— Rose:
defending America’s Cup, dashed f ‘ ‘
acmss the line today at the our: 4‘
the fourth international yacht race,
which she must win to prevent Sir
Thomas Upton’g Shamrock IV. m
capturing the princess pewter trophy.
Geddes Sustained a fractured
and John McGrath, of is Osborn a e“
nue, receivedcuts on the face which
required 18 stitches to close. Both in-
Emphanis is laid Von fflecdnnger of
the peace of all Europe‘by most'of the ,
newspapers. Fear Montessori that If countering virtually no on
the Bolsheviki reach theenslern m The Grand Vlzier
' , , .
SANDY, HOOK, N, 1., July 21%
pinghlong in treat or summit.
which needs but one more victory to
capture the America‘s Cup. Iii-onto
turned‘lhe first mark at today’s binn— .
gnlar course at 2:34:41" and sped W, '
on .tlle second ten-mile leg, a moi % ‘
out to sea. ,_
The green sloop followed the do.
SAX-DY HOOK, July 23.—Tlle my ':
was 2 to 1 in favor of the challengvr. is
W'hlte and green hulled sloops MO
again side by side in the shelter & '
the Horseshoe after day oi: rest up!" . j
by the challenger in a Staten taunt . '
drydock, where her sleek sides W . ' .
want another brushing. Shamrock
was also equipped with a new oop-
mast and a new consul. The Now-
York Yacht Cluil announced that
pending a. measurement of thin 7*
green sloop, the race would be m.,
today with a handicap of six minim.
and forty seconds in favor of Reno-
lute, unless the measurement,
ably after the lace, should other,
has, sent a mes-‘
who ll: command-
iionnllst forces,
Surrender tome
ioprerent tux-the:- bloodshed.
mmls ll-Nllll in
_ ~ in lululr
Third Presi-
Nominee after
Bryan Declines.
jured men were treated at the Stam-
ford hospital and were removed to
disc received cuts. but
the defender, according to runornchl
mg the Turkish N fining;
Minute
Capture by Soviet aloof pa of the Fa-V
, tress of Dublin, one of the Volhynla
. group of fortifications defending the
southeastern Polish bolder, Is «no
. Wanna: chances of am
he pewter I!“ lay in today‘s must
in which tho Zrlsh sloop glad t .1. ,r
miles of mching- a point "of 3:1 in; '
which she has shown Superiority own- f, “'
Fourth street; Elmer Sco-- Resolute. ‘ ' .
56 Fort street; and Harry (3.
Feller. {Charles street. were bruised yachts will meet tomorrow over I
thirty mile windward and loam!
course, and the, chances for Rosanne.
a witch at windward work, in ‘lhe din
ciding contest would be bright in“
The Polish line.todar still run to
e east of Groclno, it is annmmced in
the oificinl communique The Polish
hoot was holdingdm'nlediately south
0! the Pripél waffle-sin. bu? fill-
thersouth a bronchial the line exact-
Ohio’ Gets Its
and shaken up, but not injured.
llslll nulls ’
'l‘he Bolshegiki also-hare, rmken the.
inn and taking am left forth
- starting line cg hour earlier than to-
ilesrms omits .
W , v we .
o’dock Wait- : . ,
Judge. Walsh in the council chambers
at (my ball, no decision we) reached.
the case being 00an until next ’
Tuesday afsernoon at 2, o’clock "to
give Warren E Grassy, of Stamford‘
Assistant Slates Alton
3:23: Galen A. Carter, time to me '
. the case. .
Mrs. Kate Vasco, site of Peter, who fourth international yacht. raoe .
her husband with having
abandoned her in Yonkers, N. Y., on
December 20th. last year, and who
complained to the WestChester auth~' regatta -
critics, so that a bench warrant caus- Ed mfimmfhe committ-
here some three so at 11.45 to older 15 minute pub . .V
weeks ago, oontn'dioled her former moments. . "i
when she went on the'
stand yesterday" afternoon.
_ mud. under.
attacked the American democracy for
is pemecution70f‘nll enlerinz the
militant revolution, by way of the
whose deck Installing; give om
slightly during the last race.
ould vole this fall.” .,
The national committee expects’ to
issue a statement soon making known
its feeling toward Senate:- Hardinz'm
prohibition: pronouncements in his
speec ll of aooe, stance .ayesterdny.
dlviduni members said it seemed um
satisfactory at first glance. but want
cd time to study it. '
Bryan’s telegram refusing the nomi-
nation said:
“My connection. with the reforms
would make it. impossible for me to
tom: my attention upon the prohi-
bition question alone, and «sides I
am not willing to sever-lily connection
wth the Democratic Party, which hlfl‘
In evenbreeze from the southward.
said, “has. laid aside its cohstitutionfl
guarantees and broken the principles representing
01111ng the Ambrose Channel V
Lightship at 11:30 in a tour knot .‘V
broom, a thick bank of vapor melons “
ed Vasco’s arrest
Townsend, of Nichignn. characterizn
ling the proposed Gmt Lakes-imbe- ,so slgnally honored me in years past.”
“I have not decided yet how 1 shall
vote this fall, but whatever 1 may feel
it my duty totdo in this campaign I
expect to continue as a member of
the Democratic Party and to serve my
country through it." ’
V .. l; V f ,
laws. Ill is V _
Nail: roux, July 33.731319 nude
:3? found! a fmdnmnyiby e‘in yes ,of the 10:11, olento Plains. who in company
' Express
Company gwlth ,Deppty.
Vof Stamford.
signals for the following zomfle tr: L -
- ‘mgmummnbeumthewin- “ .
tinned by her in the nmdnvil, Decent word m the ”hm Channel V V..;;
+ . . ' .. Lightship south— southwest down the _»
Attorney Louis 00008.. legal advice. Jersey shore; a Penn a“ 33v ”out
wt to so: and another reach back to
he ilghtshin.
necessity. will feature the opening'
session here tomorrow forenoon of ‘
tho’Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Tide‘
water Congress. in the succeeding
sessions whichmwill continue through
Saturday. mam other speakers of na—V
of ills ltalian counsel in Yonkers. was
a witness for Vasco and said that
Vino had called on him, requesting his
aid in have his wife come to Conneo ..
tics; and live here, but that he could so! Tamar's moo between Shanle
not persuade her to to so. NV ,
"Phi-(mention has Simmer-ed down as 2;? mmmgyggg V" ‘ .
to whether or not Vasco is a fugitive ”my“ . . . a,” ““9 imported. ..
and not wholly accurate, in; claims '"
that when mfimm 13;“ bmmft
Walsh. the governor’s warrant obtain- transmitting 9‘05“” " § ,
. ,_ - . . mil foam and the apparatus in . V
a trunk, ed by Deputy Sher-11f Benjamin Crow do M. it be V ibie to m_ l, ,
nit pictures by “mime“? “1"
{‘6 part of the yon-Id.
' Am
{rpm justice in that he committed an
over-act in the state of New York. If
he damn ingthe decision of Jude“
American: Railway Liibom Taylor
among the unclaimed baggage in the
company‘s East 44th
arr ed Vasno here
weeks again nogood and Vince is
at liberty lo come and so ache wish-
es inllris state, ,
$13.43;; A. JUL? :3 (81 Wireless til-tie As» - .
- Detroit'on'June 17. g . ordained
Believing mane. trunk contained
.. merchandise; one of there:-
~~l>l;oesmon Wit and. found
moody and been jammed. .
and the disingenuou-
‘ marks or violence on
m’Oti-A, 3.
“WT“: of lfim m 90-.
,looonnw mmoum l
Shamrock crossed a minute behind
Karine observers expressed the Q
Should Resolute wil. toda'v, me
An eight knoll southwestexiym
was blowing at £6de and with m
ing to sea of an all night rain m
Vprmpcctsofgmewemm ‘
At 9:30 Shamrock slipped her moor-
marock out muofiyto “1*
The sea was smooth at 10:10 W
Resolute dropped her mooring: a:
10:18 and stood out under her on . .
soil, A tag loner took her in tow. - ‘
in»; today delnyd the sum or the :7 f
While the um cup sloop; were lath ,
At 12:10 the fog lifted .ml the con. , ,, ,_
mitt-so tug went into position to east~_V . ," V,
. ‘ 1
She said am she had lerl the home :3"! “f “59 “51’;ng “film‘s“ W
ind'onkers on December 15th and so 1“ postponemen 33'
far as she knew Vasco had not been‘
in New York state on the date then.
The regatta committee at 12:30 let
LONDON, July Zia-«Two pictures
Resolute. described as halving ‘” I: ‘
w A»
man YACHT VICTOR.-
lel.Vflr mm.- not“ ‘
W
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