«em permission to gem-c5 an aiito-
WWI}: 1;! the Stamford police, has
“PP orfiwerrantzorthearrestfllito -
of constable Schlechge'g “a 03109;. ,1 Hal 9'“ “Mk"! by the was. be
: E MEN
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qt his tray“
epsrthmnt is “in chad”
:Agen ? oseph Mercurial:-
, re hit of the refusal ‘by the-
old Constable Andrew
,6: Stamford. when the
emit!“ to police head paper, for their identification.
constable. claiming that he knew
that .if he was wanted again,
paid show up. Mercadante de-
ell-his detention. »
e Schlechtweg’s machine
otithose halted on the Poet
7. at _midnight. by
The constable refused
.t the revenue man to explore
e. . Mercsdante said he
him" whether he could-
on the automobile. and brought
lint headquarters. When once:
3'. refused to hold the constable.
revenue man was in a rage He
hour, by two or more men.
temporary headquarters.
now on deity have been
halted handmade of automobiles
at to search automobiles.
erai authorities.
locbup.
. ,o’ngh the matter has not come
' mcially, it is known that Merca-
' has reported the matter to the
he authorities. and also made.
‘tbtements to Judge Mead. Presecut-
{Attorney James F. Walsh and As-
, bani: Prosecuting-Attorney Henry
1.2-?white of Greenwich. about the ac-
on's of the officer. The Greenwich
uthorities are waiting to hear from
Mercsdante's superior omcer. to
' om. he said. he made his complaint
. Chief» of Police. Andrew Talbot has
Sustained the action taken by the of-
He claimed that, of the reve~
.Night Scenes on PoIt Road.
They stand along the Post
two men, and sometimes more
this section do net like
held he would hold the person, pro- commotion about the place.
videtl, however. that the revenue men
state that they “have the goods" on.
the prisoner Chief Tabiot explained.
that when a revenue man brings in a
“person for whom the police vouch
and against whom there are no speci-
Lilo charges, he would not hold them.
releasing them in their own recogni.
zance. feeling confident till? they
would return it wanted. the next day,
'1 or afterward. i
. he __revenue officer rats, such 11.!
Hi pus at headquarters.;;_s-' , l1 he
.. brought Constable Sch ‘ '
- ‘ that Desk Sergth Jam
, .‘Greenwlch. threatened to
if he did~not- keep quiet. - 'e , em :1th crew was rescued.
TNdemanded that iConstahle Schlec 1‘ harlgi 3.1
\ be put. via the lockup without bailifmsw
‘4 hours. He refused to fix any bail. Shamroc! 1V. sailed J. S.
It is understood that the Federal Mary Rose in the Victory race.
: than; who is the same one who was race was won by Carry On.
whether the retenue men had-
mobiles.
necessary.
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Greenwich Authorities Warning.
3 thgwrewgg authtgrifiies agreeb that 13$ organizations of the National
agen ave sea It "
th limit in halting the machines. gI‘oheE who served in the World Wag;
also agree that the government‘ om-
cers should be provided with badges.
Or something more than a piece of!
Greenwich authorities could not say
i; e
power to Ihold up" and searCh auto'i
They claimed that they had .
not read the law. The revenue men. .
of course. hold they have the right:
to halt people, and. to detain them if
AT LARCHMQNT. REGATTA
LAIRCHMONT MANOR, N. Y.. Aug.
inn; 2. ‘——The yacht Mlngo was rammed and
unit here during the fifth day lacing
: annual Larchmont Yacht club
, Nicholson; designer of
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FURNITURE CG.
’ 27-i29‘ WASHINGTON ST.
so. NORWALK
ANGESC
Fitzroy. for interfering with an odioer
.or the United States in the discharge Hartford has been requested by the
It was classified as follows: Field and adminAl
glioassgggedsfiga 31:” grits: 11:59:03: istrative orders. with annexes-
: r e o e v maries of in
that motorists could well Suspect that ports telligenCe, operatfon res
vt ey were being “held up for robbelfi' con-es ndence; tie 8011‘
when halted 810118 the road. at a iat“‘ eral all?! special orgfsmegvsgegiaries;
Revenue omcisls come and so at other records bea'rin u o tio
Greenwich. which has ‘been made a of units. etc. g non Dem n
The men:
stationed sent direct to the Chief. Historical
there for almost 11 11101111141111 have Branch W p
There seems to be some doubt asztme copies will be made and sent to
to whether the omcers have legal pow< the contributors, in lieu of the orisl~ .
It was'nals thus turned-in.
.stated that efforts are being made to;
obtain for the 0mgggsfinffgglejhe Sgg‘gment to give full credit to all units
Contsable Schlechtwe u in 59 ‘ or the LA. E. F. in the publication or
g p t lWamims. 50 that they shall have the documents and unless their complete
power to search machines. It was ai-‘ records are published this cannot be
so stated ‘that plan‘s are being disc'ue done
sed to provide the men with badges.
Hundreds gather at the station tak-' ganjzafions
en by the rev-enue men each night that- was done. it is requested that
Road. everyone who may have in his Posc
about a. block west of Greenwich ave-‘ session or who may be 3519. to “bum
one Greenwich. Sometimes there are any thing of interest or- value of a doc-
A" umentary character in admition to that
times there is a long line 0f auto- asked for. will at the earliest opor-
mobiles. waiting their turn to be ex-
amined by the ofllcers. Residents in
the excite-
ment. for the noise keeps up well into
the morning. and there is always a
i
he
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I RECORDS OF THE W18.
1
The ldiutantG-eneral’s omce at
'.‘Chief ‘Niltia Bureau. War Debati-
ment, to make public the fact that.
when dem‘boilized, failed to tun-n in
:1 omciils records. correspilhdence.
c. .
Records desired may be generally
sum I.
tactical and administrative.
personal diaries; :meroranda and
Any of the above round should he
D.. G. S.. Washington
(3.. for file I! desired.
Barracks. D.
It is the desire of the War Depart-
in order that all National Gun-d or-
State many receive full credit for all
which went trom- this
Nerohants are ye quietabo
what they are coinry to show in ‘
A for abut than
thug" do to wai
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five runs for the rest of the game. . ‘ i
Tooker pitched tor the Arrows after
the first inning.
The Cluett speed men stole bases at
will War-go securing four and Tooker
h ring three to his credit.
eeker did not show np’for Hatch-
kiss. and Herring. of the Lockwoods.
filled in for him putting up a nice
game at first... ‘
F Laweon. the regular pltcher of
Hotchkiss was not present.
played against New Canaan on Satur-i
This game gives the Arrows undies!
outed possession or second plates as
Nash defeated the Tires, on Saturday,
1 on the Malone lot.
Next Saturday the C. QLK. team will
be the Arrowa' opponents, on the Bax-
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
Earned runs-——Arrows
Two~base hits—~E. McSnlly.
McNer-ney, Herring Three- base hitsl
First on bails-01! Helium!
1; off Tooker. 4: on Rooty. 2:011 J.
Lawson. l. Struck out—«133y ’Bellus, 1;
by Tucker 6; by J. Lawson. 2. Snort-1
flee hits-Hegedas Simms J. Lawmmi
Ev.erett Booty Tooker (2). E. McSal-l.
1y (2), H. McSally. Left on basesw
Arrows, 6: Hotchkiss 7. Double play
“Tooker to E Mosally
Wild pitch—Romy
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In one or the most uneven games or gcgcgagy, ,fi,‘11j§j§ ,3 f 3‘ 3 5 Noah m ..., '51;
the season the Arrows defeated in 31133311350. WM; 3' 2‘7 .3 :0 Arrow: ........ .-c...:7 :
-Hotchkiss.by thbscoreof 231913,“ Worse, rt .....5 1 .1: 2 o a American m1 -.......5 ?
theBaxtergrounds,onsatu1-day The £91m. p-Zb We 2 2 ~-2 1 0 go; farm’; 5
Arrows outhit Hotchlriss by secuflns .. “H“ ‘- ‘7 “" .3 in """"" I 6
1 row. 44 23 19 27 17 e W. 6
j 19 hits to the latter-‘5 9 but each side} * ab 1- 11 no a a mm 1312.4 -
scored enough runs to win several bail 111011011ng " 30‘0““! ~- ----------- 3 5; 3:1
as. 8m“. . remnant, 211-121.. ..6 3 3 1, 0 cl —-— .. “‘
Both teams showed lack of practice, Heg'edas. 3b-c ......5 1 1 f 0 22 THE "'WLANG A C. wm ONE
for, as the game progressed, each side Slums, if ...... .....4 1 1 4 1 21 “'5' L055 ONE.
put up a much better game of bail. J. Laweon, p-2b .....4 3 1 0 3 0} T!” Highland A- C played a good
J Mos lly and Faber: were the hit- McGuire. cc! ......3 3 1 3 0 0 same '1“! "'9 IMHSiriaI Jumors and
ters tort eArrows, each secprihg Herring, 1b . ...2 Q 1 11 1 1 .a game with the Knann 51119.1 Giants
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Hotchkiss. Booty started to pitch for Booty, p—cf—ab .....‘.4 0 0 0 2 1 11'1" Junior: the 600” heme 9 . and
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sonafter 18 runs had been scored" —————— :the “on m”- “I" “new 01mg
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