ESTABLISHED 1870. .
Eonumfl fAVOR ONE fill
Willi llMllS or "IE Bill
City Fathers Go On Record for Reduction inRates Now
Charged by the Connecticut Company—Want Seven
Cent Flat Rate to Roton Point and Other Places—
Councilman Osborn’s Resignation Accepted.
J
Determined efforts are to be made by
the city government to establish a fiat
rate trolley fare from all sections of
the city to the traffic center. which
has been fixed by the Connecticut
company as Circle street. and a com-
mittee was appointed. by Mayor Don-
ov.|n. at last night's meeting of the
clam the allies vacant and to elect a h
successor, the meeting to be called by
Mayor Donovan.
In order that the people of Norwalk
won’t have to pay 13 cents to go to Rt»
ton Point. if the matter can be fixed.
Corporation Counsel E. J. Quinlan has
been instructed to consult with the
Company officials and
e
t‘mnmon Council. to confer cwith of- Connecticut hi h t The lobsters hi h h d bee _
ilclals or the Connecticut ' ompany hbve the three—mile zone. w c . a w c a .gip.
wth this end in view, before the per. present, ends at Raymond's corner, 8. served with formaldehyde. ~ . 1.131333.- dfllntnbutsmesl in an un.
manvni rate is fixed by the Public few, hundred yards from the Roton gill” this vmominz as evid "Ed , - safe Ind ln'ex ddi at it would be un-
Utilities Commission in October. Ro- point switch, extended to go past the f Ode; had his fish 3 license . I VIN] F. 000.110! Fun- tlnuo The doll; eon: thor b t to con-
v.-,ytlm is the only part of the town switch, so that only a Severn caning?” $013“! legaggeWEEA sail; 1:23:32: :1 a nlShes Bonds in the Sum closed at 1,45 p En e ank were
- . - . ~ d om on ,, - « -
pm” more than seven cents is re WI" be required to an 1‘ know that the lobsters were “sho ," or $2,500.
Point.
The committee appointed to fix the
flat rate fare of seven cents within the
city limits consists of Councilmen Da-
venport, Wolfe and Sheehan. with
Corporation Counsel Quinlan as an
ex-officio member and adviser.
The meeting opened at 8:10 with
Councilmen Robert M. Wolfe, Charles
nuin-d to take one to the traffic cen-
la'l’.
This was the moat important met
1... brought to the attention of the
«mun-ii, last night, the rest of the
owning mmely being occupied for the
m at part thh routine business. Coun-
(lllllln Myron Osborn handed in his
3v-..i;1ll:lllin, which took effect last
nigh’. 'lhere will be a special meet-
im: of the City Council. called to de-
DEEISIIJN RESERVED
0N lWll cums
()ne of Them Growing Qut'
of Death from Explosron
t
(Continued on Page Eight.)
BRIIIliEPlIIIT MAN
SUNNENllEIlS A3
IlllAEI IIIIIIIiEIl
Conrad Janke, Actor, Trou-
bled by Conscience, Gives
Himself Up to New York
Police. ’
Alvii’WORD. Aug. ll.—~'(‘ompensa-
.. -n Hummissioner E. T. Buckingham
l- mrvcd decision yesterday afternoon
in IIH- case of Mrs. Carrie. Luker of
.\'»~.v (Lulaan against Richards & (‘o..
r ! u-h was heard in the Common
I'mmt‘il chamber. Mrs. Carrie linker
i- zin- mother of Ernest V. Luker. who
‘ nml “luv 17, l020. as a result of burns
‘a'wi injuries sustained the previous
«in whcn an alcohol vat at which he
\l'u.‘ working exploded in the Richards
plmt. The hearing was for the pur-
yow of determining upon her son.
:41.» testified that lhcsldes paying his
bo'lill regularly. he had'been in the
ll rllll of paying her doctor's bills and
giving her money for various other
xii-cessary purposes.
Decision was also reserved in the
t we of Athas Moulkctis against the
‘i‘ Ho & Towne. Mfg. 'Co., insured with
iiu- Liberty Mutual Insurance Co., rev-
NEVV YORK. N. Y., Aug. 11.—Un~
able to sleep because of a troubled
conscience and fear of arrest._ Con.
rad .lanke. an actor, of 230 West 43d
street, but whose home is at 426 Har-
rall avenue. Bridgeport, walked into a
police station here, and surrendered
as a draft dodger.
tion by the Department of Justice.
istering in the first draft. but that he
had registered in the second under
the name of Charles T. Jackson, giv-
ing the Bridgeport address.
- Haunted by Fear of Arrest.
After registering Janke said that he
went to Panama as tall oad commls.
“5"“.«9‘1 by G' E Ilightfoot. Th? sary assistant. Since eturning he
r'wmant was I""k“d “It“r'by Attorney has read in the newspapers of the
)1 othew H. Keneaiy. Moqlketis suf' hunt for slackers which is being made
“”1 ‘i slight abrasion 0‘ the Skin of by the Department of Justice. lie de-
clared that he had been haunted by
the illusion that he was being follow-
ed by Federal agents and would start
from his sleep expecting to find one
standing before him with a. warrant
for his arrest.
(Continued on Page Eight.)
IIIIHTNINfi NIELS 2
AS PREACHER WARNSMIINTHIY MEETING
[IE NIIIIWALII
IlAY NURSERY
Ministers Hit by Bolt in 3
Tent in Indiana.
1 \“rnl'rlz, lnd.‘ Aug. 11.——“li light
117,; would strike this tent tonight.
hm in my would be ready {Or it?" the
R“ ”II” “mm-T 9"“"£"““- 33k?“ a It was announced at the August
Free Methodists
in Springville here.
of
a tent
(":A‘I‘gv'lllol'l
f" I" Iim',
meeting of the Norwaik Day Nursery
held yesterday afternoon at the home
Entered at the tooth Mel-wall: Post
We. as Second Glue lull Matter.
EINEII EIIIl SELLING
Light Keeper Rhodes Pays
Peck's Ledge Light.
and costs, amounting to 33.} “an by
morning, on charges prefe’
who charged that on July 3 " fiodes
had sold 10 ‘short" lobsters,
der the legal limit of four
taurant.
this morning, one
and was fined 85 on each count.
resulted.
Porter Clark of
counsel f0r Stabell. the case was con-
tinued until
day morning, August 21.
Game “'arden Smith this
and measured by Mr. Smith and At-
torney Clark, One lobster was one-
sixteenth of an inch under the limit.
the other being one-eighth of an inch
unden
SWEET-SEENIEII
He is held for ac- .
Janka said that he had av‘oideli reg- .
Sillllll mums
$64, and T. O. Stabell Has
(231:9: Continued “August
William Rhodes, keeppr of the
was} fed ‘50
udge Vosburgh in the city" 't this
:ainst
lnlth,
im by Game Warden Wi -
: tun.
line.
lghth inches, to the Roton ""Ilps.
Rhodes Had ten counts agal
for each
_ l]
,5‘,
The management of the 110'
Point hotel knew nothing of the r tarry J. Croal of 2
, ‘ bound over. to
Rhodes had furnished them with lo '* “
sters previously and no trouble ornlng, by
in the a
hat the lobsters were "shorts."
Thurston O. Sta-bell was anothe
one arrested by Game Warden Smith
for having "shorts" in his possession.
He is charged with
stesr under the legal limit.
having two lob~
0n the request of Attorney Russell ..
Stamford. who is “
m
9:330 o‘c10ck on Satur-
The two lobstrs were produced by
morning,
“IllIlIlE” HAUL
Al fiIlEENWIIIH
were in cases which purported to be
used for phonographs. In the day-
light, it was found that one truck was
restooned on its sides with bunches
of garlic to give the appearance of a
heavily laden market wagon. Nine
men dwere detained and the liquors
so 20 are sup osed to
$50,000. D be worth about
Yesterday five men and many cases
of liquor were taken off private ma.
chines passing through here. All~wlll
be sent to Bridgeport for a hearing.
PflNZI ADMITS
[WINE IN ‘ MIINT IIEAI
BOSTIN, Aug. 11.——An associate of
Charles Ponal, from the home of the
latter, at. Lexington, today telephoned
The Associated Press that Penzi ad-
mitted that he was the Charles Ponsi.
formerly of Montreal. He added that
the spectacular financier was in con-
I
0.....- a storm was threatening. of Mrs. Christian Swartz, 68 “'est
1 f "'W "ml”?mS later a ho”- Of avenue, that. the Nursery would be
_".‘,“”‘”’" “It-"red the canvas top. closed from August 27 to September
it. ..i lws. ministers on the platform, 7th, opening the Tuesday after Labor
bum-1 ll.“ luv, Mr. Timber danger-
gf" ’" A) Mid knocked down many of
“"f‘mrhirpers. The dead are:
13v: 'iw. Henry lknz, presiding el-
,. ' “We. m.
In Eu»: 1.. W, Huston, field agent
,Day in order that the matron and her
'assistants might have their annui.“
vacation. ,
The various TEDOL‘ts Qf committees
“were read. The total attendance forl
the 2-1 days of July was 412. '
(1..
' - l, \ , , .- ,. .
ifs-I“ l.\.tl’15\lll‘3, Wisconsin, Semi- Tag Day plans were discussed, the
1",, . . , proceeds to be used to repair the
.9 In». Mr. Timber of Jackson. chimney and the side walk, the.date
"1. Mid another minister and two last Saturday m
“Nan wins.) names have not been
being set for the
w September—the 2th.
. QIHHW’ “.91.? seriously burned,
4" ’5 ‘ix' FORD,
111.. Aug. 11.—-The
._‘¥=-nrv Lpnz, killed by lightning
,_,‘."““*i"i“9. was presiding elder of
" *9 ml district of the Free Metho-
P.
2?
Gifts received during the month
were: Toys from Mrs. F. Goodchild:
weekly wash from the Nor-walk Steam
Laundry; 'rubber sheeting from Mrs.
Harry Shufelt: quart of milk daily
from the Whatsoever Circle Of the
King’s Daughters, milk tram Mrs.
Andrews, professional services from
'Dr. G. W; Fawcett, rope for swings
from George P. Ella. boards for
lllllllilllliiililn .
EIIII AN AECIIIINI:
l
..,, , ' ~ l
' "W lORK , Aug. 11.—Harry I..
T“, 5M Herbert K. sanborn, two
“"“Ts 0f the Equity Rimes
ruin of 33 West Forty-second
""532“ suit yesterday in the
,1]! :f ~ourt for an accounting.
. "“"'~‘.’S are the corporation,
Lin“ Powers and Emanuel H.
lo: .'.:-.""”\’laint States 'that the cor.
"" Us organized. to. distribute
. ",""“re films featuring Clara
"" ,‘ ”Mg ,and has films on hand
123”?“ value of 31,000,000. It
H, ii by the plaintiffs that Pow-
.l ~well l‘Pcelving $300 E‘WQOI‘
“"‘-‘r 0f the corporation.
n'i'n In:
. '7 ,
‘1 .23
swings from M. T. Hatch; paint from
the F]. E. Gorham ‘00., painting work
on the porch frorn Henry Waters;
milk and vegetables from' John Mc-
Mullen, clothing. toys and hobby
horse from Mrs. Volk; -cake and
Trinity church; toys from Mrs, E. F. ,
'and Mrs. J“. A. Smith—and children's
bibs front Gleaner's circle of the
First Congregational church. >
Huerta Will‘Meet~
,Villa Very Soon
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 11.—-Presldeut
de la Huerta will meet mam Villa
in the near future, according to .a
dispatch to El Universal It says
this meeting will take place some-
where in the northern part of the.
country. The former, rebel leader to
“waned on Page mt.) "r
ferenre with his lawyers and would
issue a statement later.
Reports from Montreal circulated
here were to the efiect that Ponzi. un-
der the name of Ponsl, had operated a
financial plan promising large returns
in Montreal thirteen years ago. At-
tention was called also to the records
(Continued on page Four)
IlIlAEl IlIlIlIiEII ,
IIIIIIIIITS SUIBIIIE
HARTFORD, Aug. 11,—»Conrad T.
W. Janka. the Waterbury and Bridge-
port slacker, who surrendered to the
New York police Monday night, and
who arrived at the Hartford police
police station in custody of a federal
ofilcer Tuesday evening. committed
suicide by hanging in his cell this
morning.
in each of the cells is a wall couch
and over the door are several short
bars. Janka adjusted a black hand-
kerchief around his neck. knottin:
his tie over this and slipping 'it.
through the bats over his head. Then
he jumped 0! the cot.
Jenn was thirty years old and was
on. leage of absence from, Panama.
where he had been working for the
eleven months. Janina, according to:
who arrived I,
l
ma M» W
80m nonwanx. con. *
Judge
Finds Probable C
Binds Him OVé’ on Man.
slaughter Charge.
lvmuc'iiilu
murmur
lye; of the Studeba
‘c crushed Archibald V. ~
.. 8 Reed street, against 33::
rolley car. from which he had
.. -hted, on the night of July
. : the next
rpm the injuries received. '
lslon given by Judge Vos-
1310mm; is in full below:
_»8, HARRY J. CROAL.
rt, oi Norwaik. Town and
>rwallt, August 11th. 1920.
'DUM OF DECISION.
charging man-
Miami Military 1 i
take place at 8 p. -
the afternoon by a .
inf-1
chled to cover aim-
the country.
ABRllNZEIA I
Hill WlllliN ,
week presented the W
magnificent ,
lanterns to adorn the
entrance of the frcht _
entrance lights and an
citizens during the ev
wtl h
two
greatly help to beautl
morning and (m the
last week they were
first time, their beaut
passersby, and vislto
‘places in Wilton, es
as the various
hold dances and parti
[All T0 lIEl
Presidential C 2 ,
cratlc presidential
dress a statewide ;
crats mt Sovin Rock 0
ins.
Democratic outing w
during the afternoon.
visit to New Haven
of his comm to
special trip.
the Ohio governor
ford. Warlord tit
‘ night. was i an
'expootod to take ’-
Fedenl AgmtBai-bora.
dent their-lb I in
v pen ,on . up re A
Geo
0! the Criminal
of manslaughter.
eliSha dying early
Izo
nation
1e are but two
‘him. or i may
' on Dan Four)
.4”
I
The notification
Following their n
tours of the ca
Charles F. Street of
two
Vt'ilton has a hands
small town and the a
electric bran:
The lanterns were
The library is one
orga
3mm
Gathering of l
in New Have .
Governor J ameg Co
4 I
August 23. au-
litter
H. Vosburgh
use and
6 Monroe street
the September:
Superior court,
Judse George H. v03-
owntown court, on ‘
Croal was
her automo_
' find the accused not
‘ “rior court: to be tried
. ills
‘ m lllIlAl
m
things I
bind him
Irs‘m ‘
l’flNZl’S null
CLIISEII lllllll Bl
BOSTON, Aug. 11.—Banlr Commls
Charles Penal, the financier,
drawn.
HARlFlllll) HA8,
SWAIN: MURDER
Skeleton of Man Found At
- Farmington; Has Skull
Crushed in and Bullet Hole
-—Lam In Swamp About
Two Years.
t HARTFORD, Aug. ll.—-The skele.
on of ‘3 man was found in a swamp
at Bird 5 Hill. Farmlugton, Sunday by
A. Vi. Johnson of “’est Hartford.
and Medical Examiner Ripley of
Ij‘armington, says the man’ was un-
doubtedly the victim of a murder The
state police are working on the case
The skull of the'man has the appear:
ance of having been crushed by a
blow and has a bullet hole in it A
revolver having two empty shells .was
found close by. The skeleton was
clothed in.- dilapidated coat shirt
.rousers and shoes. Dr. Ripley says
it has lain in the swamp from one to
two years. The doctor's theory is
that the man was struck down by a
how, a bullet fired into his head slid
the pistol placed near
are to
during
'clock.
zpeak-
e ex-
tp of
H ,
,. t
'v-ui'l.
87.1}
n U
Allll
[IN
1 fill] NIIIlWAlII IN SEPT.
Agnes to Speak at State-wide
alts—State Convention to be Held
Demo-
ad-
Demo-
y even-
to the
place
r Cox's
3‘ m
« be a
m
HA!!-
2 we
N rwe 'an Consulate . p
0 gr Flume Attacked 3 aid ..
'ney Smlti
11.——Soldiers under the iollowin
3“ ‘ Yaqui Indians
' I MEXICO crrv. ‘
on: occasion.
would
'“DolngBusiness inUnsafe
WisReasonGiven
-Doors CMed at 1:45
aloner Allen today took charge of the
Hanover Trust Company. This is the
institution in which the account of ;cupy1ng a stretch of We
was
shown recently to have been over-
Mr. Allen said that his agents had
been examining the bank since last
Saturday and reports indicated that
!aftiy cloudy tonight and 1-5....“
RUSSIAN nun" Sllfl
or 24 ms on him
Another Large Force 'ng Across the Danzig River
to Cut the Remaining Rat road Gener -
. — al Wrangel ll-
gfcogmzed by the French as Head of the de Facto
vernment of South Main. - \ zo:
' puns, I I I
Preu).—T::gltlzlssl8y The Associated Commons last night as the only pro-
ans n0w are no llmlnary, and it is convinced that
fity-four miles the Soviet government later
t he between exxact much harsher peace terms
orce _ n amuncln '
ll pushing screen the Danzig the South Ruuanmgovzfigglitt‘mtifot
ministry of Foreign Aflairs said the
- 2:30: gtgernment's anxiety with re-
0 eneral Wran el’s s
toFrench gov- was due to his knowledge m3???-
Generu Baron Peters Wrecognize the most competent anti-Bolshevit
head of the de fact rangel as leader who had yet appeared
South Russia accorgi government of The French believe General Wran.
lion here this, mornin n; to informs-tel shows more promise of overturn-
The ministry of 1%. r ing the Bolshevik regime than did the
said this recognttlon do elgn Affairs ,Poles. General Denekine or Admiral
lug General Wran l lmplied rencer-(Kolchak in their operations agalnst
ltary, assistance. ze al passible mil- the Soviet. General Wrangel. the
France will send 11 hi French point Out, is meeting with
sloner to Sebasta gh commie-.great success 4n turning all the Cos-
foreign ofllce st aptoeld immediately, the sock trbes against the Bolsheviki
were given to th . Two reasons WARSAW. Aug. 10 (By the Assoo
first was his r rm:enr'ecoguition. The chted Press).—-Although Polish
the obligationgpor thsefto assume alllforees have abandoned the town of
government The e ormer Russian Ostrolenka, they continue to occupy
promise to?” R qsecond was his positions between the Narew and
go;ernment. e we a a democratic tBengali-fiver. and are sufficiently strong
ranc e end arsaw' in that ‘
George :eflgroit:fiegf hPremier Lloyd The evacuation of Ostrolelliilzraecrti‘oc:
effect, it was {dated or action to this ever. involves a re-grouping of l’ollsh
government likewi _. The French forces along the middle reaches of I
commercial att hse. is notifying its the Bug River. where they) are re
have no deali ac e in London to treati toward the river Iiwho
nin and Leo nlgim‘eirlhnmnm Knes- eut W'arsaw. Along this stream.
emissaries in in B “e . the Soviet the Poles have fortified position;
The mud: 130ml: Aszéapittl. rd which extend along a line more than
the Soviet terms to Polandcsvhisg‘th: thirty miles {row-saw.
British Premier read in the Home of (Continued on page five)
NAYS mun: ARE nllllln SAiVfl
DRY uw OFFICERS lsnllusrnul '
US. District Attorney Calls - “0”" (ll: 5' ’00"
for (lo-operation in E..-
01 the direct railway
~91gn omce today.
PARIS. Aug. u.—-n.e
el'lunent has decided
was killed and another wannded. was Sh“ power to enforce the federallnw
:El‘lsed ‘ly tale mfusa] °‘ a mono of ci-‘ '
“1' 0 isperse as ,
an armed patrol, . requested. by
challenged and 0rd
moxnnbor or . ered to halt by a
bou re.
the challenge 5?:
position. and when
the patrol's order to
fired upon.
l
l
The . patrol was
i
t
c
Smut! gathered around a
Who had shouted
eeling, in firing
' “D ignored
“was“ was
. __‘_____—_—-_——- x a,“
At
PARIS. All!-
commanll of Captain Gabrielle d'An-.
‘ nunzio have attacked the Norwegian
consulate at Flume. according to a
dispatch from Rome.
to Mazatlan
ll.-—Three
ousand Yaqui lndians making up
‘ ' xpedltlon against Gov-
7— sofgxg 09! W California. left
t‘an. State‘of Sinaloa. yesterday.
snug, to a War Department state.
It.
‘so troops will proceed from Puerto
1 along the Colorado River to a
’where hostile operations will
Another expedtllon of similar
“mush is being formed.
RESS Al
Move
Aug.
or‘s criticism of the
Which he alleged
Police of the cit
a
a
I
Ithe various cities of Count-m,
Galic a ' ' , _ m. h n .
nd Cabbage Illsgulse’s,l c, mun A“ u D "ad to the supposition of 31:31.)? forcing or Prohibition
$50,000 WOT“! 0f Hooch Aar 8. Vi W3! "' r. Farmington authorities today could . Milford M H Id ‘
—Phonograph Cases Used “mm” ‘° ml (3‘ 1‘1""; "m "m" “l“ "'3' resident ' or the HARTFORD“? - an e in County
Also wmi m- ' will "5.3:“ 5E? be” ”“55"": fer a "ear or' Suites Dist‘fiéc’ Attoglmy NEE? J“ Several 'Weeks on ‘a
. f ‘ non . er ‘ ‘ ‘ ' . .
__ . 13:33:02.... ‘ “mm to “atmczuignuothlng to xive l. clue :33; g; ria‘fimt‘§ the criticisms dl. Charge of Conspiracy.
GREENVVlCl-i. Aug, ll.-Cabba es Dr. “'atkin's of Hartford ’. ' ' W
find gadrlicuwere used to blanket wlfiis- annual candida tg‘gifinpri‘l' One Killal in thm-ities for 13312 All“??? 3:]- 8332;312:335 {I‘m}. “be—C‘mm
Y an o ler contraband spirit on though a reside ' ~ ‘ . eni‘orcem t ' . ~' 9 '. :10 Is Gain the
three trucks seized by enforce?ncnt ho,“ in Ohio. York. was Street Fighting “0n “meg’émggt tinlanatlonal prohibi- gmiy‘:lail for scieral weeks, await.
officers on the hixhwavs here earlv f the \lethodl-zt is p“‘°" the ma a} forwarded ‘0 g r. it the Septemfier term of
today. Some of the wh-iakv a ., - g ‘d ‘ rof Church 13178le A Pd out Eh" a letter in which he point- the criminal Sup?”or court on a m
. , p enages ere, an s D glish at street fighli “.2. lip—Yesterdays ‘Othe i ”at the police of Hartford and Spiracy ,chgrge. was released on 31-
ng. in which one civilian“ r c "e“ of the Slate not only had 009 bonds Monday. and (‘aptain Bish.
op of the Quincy, Mass, oil
on hand with a warrant For "Sal’s:
in City court yesterday morning Sal:
vo waived extradition and was turned
over to the Quincy authorities. He
is wanted there on a charge of pump.
has his bond after having been con.
vln on a liquor violation cnargo
(t ”1 mo ""0 y were powerless toland .4: maintaining a nuisance. A
l prehibmon agony,“ of the nation-l "Woman. Case Disposed of.
in commemm en ment, rs. Caroline Lombardi who was
-- taken in in: mille‘letififtfllllm he 3"" "mg: Q53?" “0“"; wan
. ’ e na- 0 cur o y, was
rohiblélrg;~ thtmgggen‘ had geinzac‘kertomggingy several weeks
rypower lspose of.
1,an D1“. Attor ,wu in court yesterduvd mornsiltlgo
., , authorized when Solvo's case came in.
onSal‘vo was; arrested by the police
l. e c urge of having cons ir
‘ '1“! John Robertl of this (‘lty tophterg.
.. ll. of men from New York t‘
. Roberti and a man named
~ If it happens that
sentencr in Massa-
-- come: up in
'. onlh. it
Imnlullu
‘mummmn
Few Cents a Found at Most,
Aeoordmg’ to Figures of
Southern Road. ~
mt it was also their dut)’. The ma!-
federal authori-
tmln the press in
t lntox
toners were sold in Hanfortilutltd‘
.at little effort had been ma‘lle to
urh their sale, and furthermore the
fee about statements
ii t
“On July 1_ 191.. ,
pinhibition act went l
office wrote to the chiefs fl
questing their cooperation in the elk .
iorrement of the act and detailing the:
authority of the police in the prem~‘
ises. At the time Judge Chatfield
made a ruling in the New York case
of the United States against Schnau-
dt’r, nolice was $612!. to the (Tilers Of
the decision and further requests
made for continued m-operatlon.
Sorticn 104 of the Revised Statutes
of the United States is specifically
made applicable 1-. theenforcemen: of
the act. Under that section even the
mavor o' a c’tv may if it is agreeable
to the usual mode of process against
oflenders in the state, cause the ar-
rest. and imprisonment, or ball the
ofiender for trial in the United
States court. Under their oath of of-
fice the police assume the duty of
being preliminary ofilcers for the en-
woultl ' .
no I,
forcement of in! and the law of the
United States.“ law in the m of
AUEUST 28m. _ Connecticut. The mayor and the po-
‘ g . lice and the ofilcers of the federal
government are all law enforcement
ofllcers, and the law can '-be enforced
better by their cooperation rathe.‘
than by their antaboniam, and all
ought to coloperate heartily in the
enforcement."
2m llElilliENl
, REUNlllN Al
day afternoon ‘ Bishop’s Colonnade.
'Savin Rock. ill-was decided to hold
.the state convention .t New Haven.
. The date for the convention was left
Ermdecltled and the latter is tn the -
,hands of Mayor llvld Flt-Gerald of The annual reunion of the 28m Begi-
_New Haven. chairman or the com- meat, Connecticut Volunteers, will be
'mflteo. It is considered urely bYEhEH at Baton Point, South
Iio’cal Democrats that Chain-nu: FitquomLFAug. 28th. All wands;
Gerald will select a date for the con- mates, Sons of Veterans. Van‘s
ventiou mucous-t to that of the lieszanaughta-otm.
Republican .,
gather-g which is 'n—lotie orderl sad ,
fled; for
l
.m'm-u 2-.
Car;
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.—lncreaso¢
M! II“ recently authorized b7
the We Commerce Commission
and son- to be made effective will
mean the addition at most of but a
few cents on most articles of food
and m that go into the cost of
living. Mug to tabulations pre-
pared by experts of the Southern Rail-
VIY- TI- tabulation was prepared
for Man tel-rt, tory. but it is ap-
D'M to any other section. it was
prop-M In answer to statements
M
g that ‘bllltonl
world to added to the cost of llvlnz.
w d the tabulations worked by
the rub apert- follow:
I' “liomumtmm Boston to
Am i now 81.“ per 100 pounds.
“3 00 WSW!” charg. or
a pair of do. which. with its share
I! a. pm wetghs three pounds.
five cents. The new
".18“ per 100 pound;
mono owe that.
which formerly sold
t
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