Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, August 2, 1920 · page 1

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01010 $1111 ture of ' at'ion’s
Transportahon.,Serv1ce t'o,

RREIARS RAISED

cw England Lines May Be
Given Special Consnlera
ton Later Oh

cut of the whole .i'ate 'stl‘uct'itre 01'
c nation’ 3
us started toasty with a. 'fvlew to out:
111-. into effect by by Sept. 1; the
12111,. passe 1-ver. Pu" 111711;- exceg-js
agcage and ruilkmat‘e‘ increases 3.135
mlzed last 321611100] 'by the intel-
ale comme1ce cammlssxon '

While Larrif'f 811110115 are working
« the general rate schedules the car-
«rs will make application: to the
nous state commiseloua for ad-
was in interstate rates to corres-
ml to them; ill interstitn r8135.
- unsts for advances in passenger,
Hman milk and excess baggage tar-
s are expected to be the some fol"t
1 51.1195 as: .the incl-00303111 these
Argos authori'zpd by the
mmission were general for the enf-
11 country. They' were 20 per cent
. mssenger milk and 0110005 baggage
carers and 50 per cent on rates for
(mini: and parlor car space. ‘
in the case of freight rates-2.11010
or, the carriers will ask: the states
advance those tariffs t0 éorrespono
th the increases granted 'by the
leral commission for the territory
. which the state is located. The

{awhile increases .‘authorlzéd are 40 1
territory.. 25““ in ..

1' cent in caste
ulhem and mountain Pacific terri—
1y and 35 1;) western territory. Rall-
y. executives have not clilcula'ted

9 total increased revenue to be de-

m: commissionfis '11 Sign is 10121-306611

.10 fix rates as 'to give Ithe I'oadil.

six per cent.

11100 the commission fixed the ag-
gate value. of all the line’s at $18,-
1..000000 the net operating income
nld be approxlmdtely $1. 134, 000.000
compared with the 2893 000000
ndard return the roads have re-
ved doling the period of federal
trol and since. '-

0a stwlse and inland steamship com-
-ies and electric railway lines are

itted under the interstate com-
Ce. 00111031 #1110115 declSiOn to rains
1' freight 1ates.Nthing were said
the commission as to paSseng‘er
:1 on the steamboat lines but the
felon did say specifically that the
' t iate increase granted electric
way lines wa's "‘not to be con-
20 as an expression of disapproval
nmeases made or proposed 1‘11 tse
11111 manner in this passenger {ores

and 6-4.

f the Black' Book Country club on the
;1 Bridgeport court 3'

WASHINGTON. Aug: :2 433453315; "

transpotatlon ‘sv'stems '

federal

The 31110]: Rock. Country Club’s
111113 team decisively “trimmed thé
léntry 2

 

.defeated Pennell of Norwalk by 6- 1,
6-1; Buckingham. of Bridgeport de-
."ffeated Jack «Beatty or Norwalk by 6-2,
6-.3 Baldwin of Norwalk won item
Boegholz of Bridgeport by 7-5, 3-6,

In the doubles Hall and Bucking:
ham of Bridgeport defeated van
Burcn and Malkin of Nonv'mlk by 62,
6 3. Walters and Boegholz of Bridge-
“port defeated Meeker and Meredith
of N'or'walk by 8-6 and 6-3. '

Next Saturday August L,7 the Nor-

go to New Haven; there to meet the
carer Hill tennis club on Saturday,
August 14,1:he local Club will meet

91111111 wrm
11101111 1111

Sergeant Bryan Silk and Prosecut-
111g Attorney Salvator P. Genuarlo
Saturday arrested Mr. and Mrs; 010
Malonneck, and charged the husband
with .the abduction or his‘ wife. who
was Miss Frieda Froellk, of this- city.

Malbnneck last week came here on
a supposed visit to see the father. 0.1
the girl: stayed at that home for:
1111111- and sudl‘enly disappeared with
the girl 1
A 1111131211111 the father of the fell-l"
receive a telegram stating that she
had been married and was now Mrs.
Paul Malonneck , “

The father, quite peeved, engaged

 

test the cane, and secure an 11111111
ment' of the marriage, on the 110111
1111211 she was only 17 years old and
{the New York State law provides that
she must be 21 years old to get mar-
rle'd without her parental“ consent. ,
Silk and, Genuario left Saturday for
New York accompanied by Christo-
pher Sheehan: They learned that both
had gone on an excursion and would
{not be back for some time; Bent on

:11 1113311131113 Hall or 1311113311911

walk Country club tennis team will 'Britain.

Prosecuting Attorney Genuarlo 1:0 0011A

1 night charged with

DONDON ca
paints which peace between Sort
Russia and Poland must include at

111111 the right of
for the states gem—31mg Russia from
Poland on the east, according to
Warsaw dispatch to the Loud '
Tmes. The message says“ the ,(EB- '
31311113111036: no interference
lBolshevikl in Polish internal.- eta-ire
, 00311310 _

of the Fells]; boundaries as '5 .
by Premier Lloyd eGorgc (1th

The American! British 111111
1030110113 in Warsaw have advice
their nationals other can- 111111
léave the city} continues;
péttch 01111.11 days this 3111011 li
a very
Poles. .
The‘ message 9.11113 that' on receipt-
of authority from Paris the French

taking an active part in 1:110 dlre'c

of the Polish 01111109.. .,
PARIS Aug. 2.2311311 “11111111
thrice- appointed to negotiate“ '
mistice agreement W111» represent:
tires of the Russian Bolshevik got:
ernment have arrived at 11113310111111;
where the armistice conference will
be held according to advices recelved
here from Warsaw ' .

”1

Mrs. Alex'and‘ra' SokoloWsky
Charred ith Having Slain
Her Husband.

NEW YORK, 11112.2-4111-2119233.
drn Sokolowslry widow of Frank 80- .1
murder of her
husband at their home at New Ha.-
ven (101111., on the morning of June
26. The woman was taken to police
headquarters Where detectives Bald
she broke dovm and confessed she
threw carbolic acid. .on 11 husband

the independence of the Polish Stafie ; .1
self-determination

depressing 0650111: 1111011 110'

military mission at Warsaw 110111 )3- ,
111011

113111 reach

, the 1:3"
and became enhanced
when gotten to snare .

max-“s 1:11:31- they 11:50 '

their depth,
Life Saver Smith '

‘ 111101030011 into

2408 13321.32 0111., Aug 2—1031.
em Alvaro Obi-econ. chief of the mill-

: 1m tomes of Mexico has ambushed

headquarters at Mahaanillo, seaport
on the west port of Mexico, and mu
personally direct the movement of ex-
pediftlounry forces to {be sent against

' - Governor Cantu. according to advices'
' here today. 1

SAN DIEGO ”Cal Aug. 2—M'embers
o: a Russian colony at Guadalipe, an

'. the highway 001.111.0011 Tl: Juana and

1121130011113. Lower 10111110113. have been
the service or the
Army of Governor Cantu to assist in
the trumpet-touch of rifle and mac-

1113110 31111 ammunition from Mexicali

to Ensenadn. where troops of the Me:-
ican-d0 recto government are expected

; to land in a movement against Cantu.i
according to reports today.

' VRU'IREUE EERPERS

REV NARRlER

'oDor'othy Smith seventeen year old
daughter or Mr and ‘Mrs. Heiry Sav-

Hmefiyofthlsclty.axcdl.mma1~

to c 331.!
1111113111131 harried ,

. Cartwright who

' “ in the Locker. ,

use 51., of 27 Lincoln avenue second 7

'7 district. and Russell wright. tor- ,

. ’1‘
Whoflecfi‘fiodtol’ut Him

STAMF'GRR- August 2.411111112111111
agents stationéd in Greenwich, for the
”@110 or halting the illegal trans—
portation of liquor. have changed
their methods, nun-11111111111 the last few
days. have not been halting 1:13 manly
touring core {or search, no was their
custom before complaints and objec-
11111121: Were lodged by tourists, driving

along the Post Road {or pleasure pur— . -

poses

Neverthelnse. some auspicious-look-
ing tourists care are still being halted,
and. efforts to detain them have been
made by the revenue agents, when in
some cases the automobile owners re
fused to permit the agefita to search
their machines. '

(Continued on Page Eight.)

RED WEEE RRRNS
RAVE BEANRANE

Annual Event Held in Bur-
chard’s Woods Was Re-
ported a Big Success. ,

 

The annual clam bake of 0113

Arch V. Benellsba, of Reed
Street, Caught BetWeen
Touring Car and Trolley
in West Avenue.

ElVER SEVEN NRNRS.
AFT ER AEEIR ‘ *

Was On His Way Home At- ‘
ter Hearing Concert by
Sousa’ 3 Band. -

Reckless driving and a skidding on-
immobile were responsible 101' an
death, at the Nor-walk hoopla! Ct
6:45 yesterday morning of twenty—3h:
year old Arch V. Benellsba, eldest
son of Mr and Mrs Victor 1.3000: ,
Hahn of Reed street who was struck.
and brushed against the side 0!. a.
trolley car at 10: 45 Saturdny 111316.
just after he had allghted from that
trolley and was on his way home.
Harry ‘1. (31-0111 of Monroe street,
driver of the automobile, is held
without Made on charges of man-
daughter

The :00th took place on “Well -
avenue at mu street and 111131101101

 

fled. utter fl Went. in 31111011. «Well Hook and Ladder Company was
M«yi:nd. last 11mg, according to had WNEYi alteration in Burch-

The 10M 0.1111011110001001. or the
men-tinge become knmvn today. with
the 01111110021011 0: the mini-lace notice

fill in the pope“.

The young woman 13:: lie:- home
last Monday morning and went to
Trenton N. ,1. where she met young
is working there
They thou Went ‘to Maryland where
they were married.

- Tb: 113:1 morning a telegram was

' received by Mr. Savage informing mm

~ . Asking forgiveness This being granted;
7 Mrs. Garlwrlg’ht arrived home ves-l
tax-day and Mr Cartwright will return
to Norwalk to make his home bevel

that. the couple had been married and

 

in a few days.
3310 '

brood 11000111011 by: the bride's may «6': grave and was attended by a
. one day' lost me. ‘ 120011

31:33 delegation of the mem-
beta; The stair was a success in-
‘every way, the bake being done to‘
perfecflon There was
abundance of .. everything
including steamed clams,
potatoes chicken, green corn looster

land watermelon Captain William A.

McPherson was in charge of the ar-
rangements and under the able direc-
tion and with an 1111: corps of. as-
slslants everylhlng passed on most .

satisfactorily. l

Boring the day there were a num
her or sports. and the married and
single men indulged in a baseball
contest that was green? appreciate...
by all the npectatora

At- the 'end of the tenth inning the
game was ended, the score being.

a great;
the menu 11 number of years has 11003 Also-
mackerel. fclated Press telegraph operator It

 

.PV‘WmS 11mm. 111931111131- then
' .th me

Km. W
_ ,. 1 er ct. ”11313110233 declined;-
by saying th'at her husband, who «no

They arrested them' 'aud brought a prominent. lobar leader, was a;
*hem to :1 New York precinct and then handsome man and ate vaunted 10
came to Norwalk, whele the man was spoil his good looks after she {0111142413
locked up and the girl sent home: g iletter; written to him by another

Sunday all met in the prosecutor‘s woman. Some of the acid is sup-
office, whom an attorney was secured posed to have been swallowed by
to replesent Malonneck. Here they" Soklowsky causing his death
debated the question, Tor some time. Mrs Sokolowsky is being field {is
and, at length, the rather of the girl a fugitive from justice and on :1
yielded to jhe request of 1111,1110; he homicide chelge, :euding the arr-11.1!
receive his new son—in-law. and the of Chief at 1’0ch Philip T. Smith of
battle ended with a happy rel-union of New Haven The arrest of the
both young 11120111309111.3113 stated woman was made when two detec-
today that. he believed his client wac lives were attracted by the bright red
well satisfied. : 1 Ag waist she wore. 'Upon closer inspec

NANEEN EARNEVAE WE’S'E'NN £12311; 31:20:31;
EERSES TNNEEN'V

 

Which he hadln his pocket. Since ,her
husband‘s death, Mrs. Sokolowskyv
said she had visited cities in New
England and Canada 11nd twice re-
turned to New Haven. $119 10).] the
police she came to New \Dl'li a few

days ago.
arraigned

' who” flexed ppm
:i'cus in foreign “smug: are 113111:
81331151131: by U S. Attorncv Galla-
. Wey (2011.3 Weston
Allen, of 31.111111111111913 to

”day the Myth 1 11:11 110205 to those in:

vectors 11110133311333 their cl:

The line of 111311331113 awaiting 31111::-
111111 Was a long one um! there was
evidence of a sudden renewal of the
desire to cash thé notes Pout! had
issued. While his clerks were meet-
ing thes’edemands Poncl 13600 a. elate-

Vment denying a published article by

William

McMac‘ m
publicity a'g'ent gen. 5 former

in" 111112111 Alt-Masters

, Assorted Ponzi was molessly insol-

Vent and was
some depositors
others .

“I havefilvrlce
will be needed.”
any obligation; that:
led to me, "
ters never m’ in

paying out money to
at the expense of

3111011 1110110 113
a? P0112! “to gm

may be 111113511.
dded that McM

0001-11131: to Mr. Suv-
1111 Talc!

no 3011112; 8016052
110131-11, 151121-13: 01:31:13 and George
Gainer

MINER RISRRRERS

01011, Other since 00W

11111111113111
AND 1111111311:

CHICAGO A1152 “Lieutenant
Jaime: Donald Nolan director of
finances of the Central Department of

the United States Army, has mystpr IN MEXIEB‘“
$011517 disappeared and auditors who

are checking his accounts have foundl MEXiCO 'ClTY'. Aug 1 ~Onlv a
a discrepancy amounting to $4. 000 1111‘- few minor-- disorders marked the Con-
cording to an announcement The gressional elections thfoughout Mex!-

 

3 935111011 to lefml

shortage may amount to many their on today. {Retails of the result are
sands of dbllars. ' 'in0t val available; but there were 111—

led at tWenty-oncrum for each team.
13%: 23101111111011 ‘

111 front or the eyes or tvm 1119111111 01'
the 11111113 who had 0000mm 1
led mm from the Regent, theatre “
where they had been attending the "
given by Sound’s band 1 -

Young 30:10th whose 11123. for

the once 0‘! The Evening Sentinel,
had stopped from the car and hail
called to his two friends, Hebert
Hint of Hunford Place, South 1131-.—
wolk, and Eddie Ainley 'of West 11v.-
11116. "Well, sic-long, old toppers."
when the car. one of those 000mm
by the O’Connor’s garage, came from
behind the, trolley and struck um .
young man pinning him to the older
or the trolley at

(00111111qu 00 3:31:81!)

Acted 113 'Bufl’er fin-"Cari -
Coming Down the West- .
port Avenue Hill. ‘ ~ «

Workmen of the Connecticut-loom;
puny were busily engaged" Saturday ,

morning in removing the telephone '
and trolley pole at the fool; of Wesb-

a-

port, bill, age! which many a luck-
leae car "has crashed during wet .
Weather 0:- due to reckleu ,drlvmg. .
With the removal oi“ the pole which
we: recently replaced after having ’ '
been “snapped in half when a heavily
laden truck struck it one of the 1

 

Accordina to «information modem!» 11 {wt-ms that the Liberal Constitu—
lic today Lieutenant Nolan left his
home on Jul); 15 telling his wife. she
11111111211 he had been called to Wash-

victorious.

tionalists or Government party wer'c1

worst spots {or accident: with-111'
some miles of here has been re-

A'l urgent request for the postpone» moved.

_ Mrs. Sokolowsky was 11% employer’s 1111311111111 standing 0

this morning on a charge of .bemg a
fugitive from just’ce a.\:l 0110\nd-
milled to the tombs prism; for thirty
days pending ill-rival of txtradltion

papera.

(-ln'tlic lines.’

bile the commission Authorized

crate rate iscreaseé to ‘Eh'e' rail-

ds in the four seperate temtorles
increase 0.11 freight mbvin'g' from
territory into another will ap-

ment or the presidential elections 1011'! “Mortuary Tux-d” or "near: Man's
at least three months has been wzre'o Curve," :1; the spot was known he-
la vaisional Prsident de la Hue-1% cause at the numerous accldento.
13 by Esteban Cantu; governor- of vibererhul'oetam of its ten-03M...-
lmwer California according to ad- the removal of the pole but the not
vices received by the newspaper 133- that the pole acted as :1 buffer and!

seemed to be turned
toward the big firemen’s carnival. in
Derien on Saturday 01' ening. The
Post Road was crowded with parties
from Norwalk Stamford and other

All autos ,n1e'hods of operating 111.: business 1' ington on Government business. When

11111112133113; the dam“ P :11 .- Nolan failed to 11m- from her
dered his office opened harligfztihoag‘hus'bmd it was Stated, she inquired at
usual and every 13an was made to his otiee at Amy Hedda-unto»: and

speed up payments Note holders sam‘was told that tho 11111136111111 pre-

 

me indieoosed

ximate 33 1:3 per cent. ,
he Commission said carriers. in New
"land had brought to its attention
“peculiar financial needs? of the
roads in 11131131110311 and in its
crud conclusmnxs regarding
fight increases-1t said. “While the
w anland carriers are included in
on tern group and are subject to
percentage for
'ence as to' the disproportions
us of the New England 2111105
15 it desirable, that the carriers

a careful consuleratlon to the divi-,

, 3 .01“ joint rates accruing to those

rm? was oppo'sed
mm on the ground that it would”
uce the travel in cars ofit‘hét type
commis .1011 held however: that.
’31 Ere. of this' character “has much
its fav‘or’
11%? is more valuable to the 9390
’9r and more' expensive to the re!
1915," '

-£ tions
the .

that group, the' .

as . “unquestionably the:
rat-.1113 First and :second 33111113319320:

{cities It is estimated that nearly
two thousand. people were. in attend-
ance Excellent. music was furnished
for dancing and the diaerent attréc-
were generously patrOni'zed
The firemen having had Several
stormy nights it was decided to 0011.
tinue the carnival over until this
evening, ' when at 11 o'clock the auto
moble will be presented to some
fortunate mortal. A large-sum in to
be realized tor the worthy object of
improving the fire department equip-
ment at Dorian. , _

RAIN SERIES NNNiNTS
RE CREUNRNS EAIR

Old Jupe Pluvious. wrecker of' ball
games, spoiler of clothing and oppon-
11111. of Father Sun, went 1313113111 on
. Sa'furdliy' night when .31 but:

'to the wonderful time‘ of: the 1113111115;
. at the Knights of Columbus carnival,
whilempenzed to 311110115; “1:000. pol-1:0

_ on the last evenhi of 113%

The Wheels were , "lug", the
wee playing many of the young p001,

Liven-1321.03 Aumveasmav
.- +1013

any parade in the
additional historcal gun!
as in .Tthe afternbcn. The ,
-wa Gov: Marcus, H H01 ,
117111411113 start. » anéd: during the”
moraine Wand was recelved wlth hon-
101-3 And escorted to thé Playhouse by"

gathered until WW 1111 called
0!! for the evening . , ,

dlca'tious- were £1131: ‘a record break

the Goi'ernor’s Pool; 3331: and! ' rain 1310er3- ell of it". 4 ,
G ‘rd 1'3. Tonight the “(Leggy . wi
1. again to" combat the 213mm
‘ 11111110 1110 11311117 ”8 success
. over indulgence omm'

 

 

 

g 1
first nightlwould' be. enjoyed, but. the

 

they had emericncéd no difficulty in;

obfainlny What was dire them
Apparently undisturbed by the ever-
ifélgtihenizlg line 0111:1113; 11111 doors
:1: me newer: er’men w I
had affable smile p “h his us

L‘The only thing that? will Rec

110
from meeting; the more-3 of our 1:13:31.
are will be writer’s
I may run out of
shall not run out of money. ” '

Edwin 1.113113. who [a makin 11.111
00d audit of. P011 1.0 books. said that gthug

shown no evldcn

commie-r1007 01110 '1' 0300::
103111020310. 01111 '

' ple 'were dancing, when out of a 0100.? Connecticut
. that 8003! announced tn
Where 1110;011:1111 runes

1326, 00.0 to 31911000: during the course

(summoned to 'ope'n the Safe 3113111:

cramp." he said. l
Checkbooks but 1 1

311111013 be was int
Army authorltles stated that Lieu-
tenant Nolan deposited :3: sale in
his office. the combination ‘ E“. which
nlmo knew. bums ranéiniz from

00150111310 dispatch states Govern
o;- Bantu declares that elections‘ held
prenlatu‘rely would be regarded by
the people as 11' means for imposing 1
single presidential candidate 1.1110:-
the country He is said to solar;
that the recent tragic death cf reel
dent, Carranza was an 011036101111
reason for- 11001110111110 the selection 0:
a new chief executive;

of a month's routine Exfierts were

officers disappearance but accordlm:
#0 authorities there was no money in

prevented cars from cinching 111w..-
thfo stone wall sumunding St Pam‘s
churchyard was one thing that was,
in its Invol- it is believed that no»
oldents that oceur here now may he
more total than before As can: elud- - «
dad many or them would have gone!»
by but 1501'- ddeawiping like pale and.
the removal will 1023011 this number.

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