Evening sentinel, Friday, September 17, 1920 · page 1

 
 
 

NORWALK’S
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Entered at the South Nor-walk Post
Office II Second Class Mail Matter.

ll Billllllll RRR NRRRRW
ESCAPE fllllM RURRiN Dillll

w... in the Vicinity of Wall Street When the Big E);
alosion Occurred Yesterd ay—News of the Disaster
First Given the Public by The Sentinel.

they quickly ran towards the sound
of the explosion. By the time they

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line Norwalk man had a narrow 9...
I me. from in ing one of the many VIC‘
tam 0f the “'3“ street explosion at
noon time yesterday. only by a fortu-
nate coincidence. He wee Cy'rux M.
Benedict. son of Deputy Sheriff and

eral hundred people blocked their way
and it was some little time before
they could find out what had happt‘n-

n. Nelson Benedict. of Dry Hill Bil. ‘
. “r «Mr. Benedict noticed. at_ the exact.

“:r item-dict who is t-lllllltlfit’d in spot where he usually eat. a large
on honl department or the Federal pool of'ulood. a man's straw hat and

fragments of human bodies.

He congratulated himself that he
had waited for his friend. As soon
as possible ht notiiled his parents in
this city or his safety.

Many of Norwalk people. who were
near the financial district at the time
.of the explosion. told graphic stories
of the scenes of horrors that turned
\\'al| street. the world's richest street.
into shambles. and which made it re-
slut-ble- somu of the war ruined streets
of France and Belgium.

limi'l'VO bank in New York city. was2
ml to tone hi» omce yesterday to
l m was his usual custom. to thi-
ot' ilu- Subtrt-asury building.
- to eat his lunch and meet some
friends who did likewise.
be was about to leave. one of
M-ll1w employees suggested that
it until I: o'clovk and an ou’
Item Mr. llenedlct agreed and
um lett the bank building houndi
' tII are-wt. As they lel’l the bank
which grew in volnuiP

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.~ -l .md the Win men Were hurlv.| (‘louds of pungent picric acid
a or 4t im- front of the building smoke. and the fumes of 'l". N. T..
i . mock 'swept lhr'mgh the stret‘t. while lirok—

 

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ALlEfiEI] SLAYER
WADE EXPECTS '
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'oltowed suddenly by (‘ricfi‘
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MlllWlNNlPAUNS
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lnasnauh as the “'inuipauk base
ball team challenged the Nash l‘lnaln-
coring (‘otupany to a giilliv for a $101)
l-idw bet. the Nareh crowd simply jumpv
ed at the chance.

First arranzements were made this
morning for the game and were an
nonmed at noon today.

The game will take place on the
\‘s'iilu- lot. llust Norwalk. tomorrow

afternoon (Saturday) at 3:510 o'clock.
"W mad-- :1 west} it has been decided between the
.manager: of the tWo teams that the
ltnllowin: \"ill be the umpires: Jack
Nash and Jack Lee. !

The regular Nash team will be Used.
and Miss. llill:. 1and the engineers are confident that
rowing boat. outl'l‘with their “murderer‘s rim" of bat-
miles from the ters and their field and mu her. that
Iilwv i. an tiouui e the V‘.‘iunipau‘:<s. The
latter team. On the contrary. is say
Ii'iv nothing. but is looking wise. They
{will use their regular team. save for
Ithe possibility thatt hert- may be sub
Istitules {or one or two players.

A good crowd is expected at this

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tame. which will, without doubt. be 1.
hard fought one.

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l'l./\t\'lt. sept. 17. .211... I

- xty of which Frederick ll. Park-
_ _ Republican. was elected (lin- NE“ PR
* .r of Maine on Monday over llert- fink"

d (. \Ia-lntiro. Democrat. accord-

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AIIlll. FAlAlIlY

(‘orcner John J. Phelan is in Dari?"
this afternoon. holding an inquest into
ithe death of John McCarthy. who died
iat the Stamford Hospital early yestere
day morning. as the gesult of in-
itirio; received when he was struck
.by an automobile operated by Donna
Iick ('arlucci of Bridgeport, in front of
.the Wee Burn Golf club about 8:30
» zn'rlock \‘r’ednesday night. (‘arlurci is
l' "HIM-r 2ft. at 3:15, The mem- being held by the Darien officials on
. '::+-:l to attend this meeting Ia charm of manslaughter awaiting
- i~v:-_ reports from the street Him | d‘ct of the Coroner,

'nmuttees are expected and. I Victor J, Sisbsesk. til? employee or
_ I: the constitution and in- .Rronk Hollow Farm, who crashed the
- .; In adopted, tlll\ is the .. Ford runabout be was driving into a
" 'I.'. {or the election of of. heavy truck near the center of Darien
‘Ul who have not yet 911- on “'ealnesdav night about 11:30 is
- Iva: of the Association said to be. in a precarious condition at
rennin—ted in do So at tho Stamford hospital a! noun today.
> ”it" llPi') the good work His initlries consist of a fracture of—
. .I ‘1’“ Ruwayton is: a fine the skull. a badlv cut nPck treceived
. ' i:._ it is sadly lacking in when he was catapulted through the
M: ear-wants and q few wind-shield of his car). 1,1 fracture of
ups“, “in b9 obtained the ian‘ and general contusions and

«’"ab‘ned efforts of all. lacerations. "

7 The vote was:
”:rrHrm-st. ........... 125.973
“rlntire. ..... 69.926:

 

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For Better Conditions
' 'lh Association of Rowayton
-. l'lf' regular monthly meeting
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hall turned the corner a crowd of sev-

Clll CRASHES
INIO liliGRAPII
POIIE IN RAIN

Mrs. Jesse M. Ferris and
Daughter Painfully In-
Jured While in Tony Mon-
tassi’s Car. I

IIlUIIII llVEIlllIIlNS
0N WESTI’llIll HIII

‘Another Mixup at the Cor-
ner of Clay and Franklin
Streets.

 

 

Mrs. Jesse M. Ferris.
avenue. receivied severe bruises about
the face and head whilé'riding In the
jitney of Tony Montassi. of 23 \‘t'ood
etreet. yesterday afternoon. when the
Jitney crashed into an electric light
pole in from of the home of Charles
Dimond. “'cst avenue. Mrs, Ferris‘
daughter. who was ridlne with her
mother in the car. was badly shaken.
up. as were two other occupants oft
the car. men. whose names were not I
learned.

The accident happened about l'lS
\esierday afternoon while the streets
were in a slippery condition because!
of the drizaling rain which bad start
ed but a few minutes before.

.\lonta.~si had been proceeding (10"11
“‘est avenue from Nurwalk ill a t'airw‘
l\' rear-unable rate of speed. when still-l
deulv another car. whose not.

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SOUTH NOBWALK. CONN.

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NEWS THAT’S
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RAiIRR ASKS
RUN l0 smr
EGG BlRlllGE

Rev. Richter. Darien. As-
sailed Almost Nightly by
Garbage Can Refuse, to
Seek Mandamus in Courts
at Bridgeport.

 

 

DARIEN, Sept. 17.'~llel'used per-
mission to defend himself from ene-
mies who, he charges. have been bom-
bardlng his home and person with an-
cient eggs, vegetables. trait and mie-
cellaneous missiles. 'gdeaue from the
village garbage cans_ Rot Emil G.
Richter. Darien's anti-gain ling cru-

sader and fighting person W Maple
avenue Methodist church. Stamford.
yesterday announced that he wll

Lbrim: mandamus proceedings to com-
pel the authorities to allow him to
arm.

All His Pleas Spurned.

Rev. Mr. Richter has appealed to
the American (‘lvil Liberties Bureau.
in Xew York city. andd expects it will
furnish him with counsel to cart y on
his fight in the Pairfiel cmi ty courts.

“l have appealed to Gov rnor Hol-
comb. Superintendent lieu . of the
State police. county authotities 8115‘
town officials] said tht flerzvme]
yesterday. “and all hate "tumed a
deaf var to my plea. The State police
tell me they wont not care to inter»
lore unless ‘inviletl' by lull authori
ties to do so and the ntl'icials here
ronslder it a joke." '

The "jokers.“ according to Rev. Mr.

he returns from Stamford' Perched
htzh in lofty trees they aim tomltoes.
eggs decayed frult and other this»

 

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a... tllilHC of 1111th States. . w M~ .n... . . . .
. . . , . . . . .' s at him. while Hnnllw! zaps, con-
» . Reported to “8‘0 Sald He .Ihl‘ _tn lc.i.n. darlld in front of hi.“ my,“ . ‘ ‘ k‘ V , .
.. 'ri)\' ship 1‘ \n \ r- , . and m ut'tlu‘r to moid hittinc the cur ." H I" “P 'u“ l' 5' "'I "w roadside
r, "t" v how‘ttgh‘ilit. I... ‘ I" Be OUt h.‘ Time \tnntassi slammed on his brake- "Inimit- a crossfire at h'm‘
a. ' é . ’ l . . ‘ ,, _ , '. _ ' “l llll‘f‘ all .‘(ll'l's oi Lt'vilwge thrown
.‘ m “HIM (If). Hr. {”1”} They Issue 1921 Cale“- ”12‘; it” ehridetd Jiltli slllJ'slH-t‘l into at Hm “I". “PF to" hem.- h,“ hm,"
,~ . -\, . _ i . - “:1 1'0". lll'llt't aroum : t ’. ' . ' '
I Hull “In,” “L MllullI dars. and (:0 t0 Califor- mine to a xtop about ten i'ett lrlotii ‘N‘m'w‘ “uh pagq' hm ‘ Mflm'bwn
.s. .Em-r' am to ant-n: tic . ' ‘ .' ' ' ‘5 - - ‘sx M.‘u. - - ~ 1‘
_ . H, ' I, room-- .4 'iu'ri'h' Illa, the pol.» “'llll thi- lt-flr “hens againti I“: if“; "ilnlcl.mi'i..”;n 'l.s';.'-‘l_."'\::“.ilrr:‘ o;
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. .I ' o i: tilll\t'lll“.~ Monday. . * - ‘1‘!“ ”Hth In“. “nu!“ from (.r ”I" will be harmo I want t.. |v|1‘l‘{ a ti.
. - .. .- . g. .. . .. . (Jr was snas - ' ; .; . 1‘ . " w ,
«tuition... 3.1” b.- .tbolrh “lulu-infill l. 5cm. 1., ialwood l\' bent I "d ”I ""1 U“ 't‘k "‘d rnlu-r. howmcr. in cas- v: eventual!
.lm'“ ”‘ "" 34’4”". it"l"""I Ii. \‘i'ade. lhc youthful "illhllliln who in ‘ ' 'IPS " Hill! Ill“ l'lf‘t‘fillllim.
"" l“‘llllilllt‘lli ("liltlllllitll “I In lllt‘ county jail awaiting trial tor it" “2 thll‘-" is: led all his:
Milan-1. ' . the murder ot‘ Georg.» it). .\'ott. last CLAY AND FRANKUN troubles to an incident lltat ncf‘tlll'eti
. - >c:m-tma‘.'t.~n countries month, is not taking the case as ser- STREETS AGAIN 5ft Bridgeport. a few months can
:. may? nation to follow the inusl) as some people imagine be This mowiuu shortly before 3 when he wa-: s‘crxing en a jury in the
l .. ..- in voting for lull pro would. \\'ade has an idea he will no: ’ o‘clock the corner ol‘ Fla} and l-‘rank ‘vllllt’l‘lnl‘ court
" II'I ”t‘l‘l‘Ud- "I”I'Hlli't' lll‘nh be lorlied up for many months. 'liu streets \tas auain ilu- .st‘t'ltt' in “Hui": ”HWY—“l ‘il‘ P“ ' nm‘"
. r. l... last country to go dr).' Shorli)‘ alter he was taken to jail an accident. when a Ford cur draw \“’“I" Ill" “ti“ “1' -"”"""""'I“ “Vii-"“1:
:. amount: to Hike 5c?! :tiil'r being. bound over by the (‘it)‘ by Mrs. Sake D. Mechau. nf lltt'lil:lr.t1i““'9lt "l'u'nrds advent-ins: .. “~al'f‘m".
. u‘ trinlllllllion in the l'niied court. he is said to hay.- made the re i'meuue. going trom Railroad arrrmeln" """"‘*~N‘<l in «mm anthwoie. an 1'
'\ H . Emili- “I." be 0m by the time they is up the (”ia)‘ slrcet bill. was run into ”‘9 ""l‘lq‘pm'l I'l“"""" “-“L' “" M
. .1 .al View was expressed to sue the t921 calendars and then I' will in :1 hick runabout owned by Allen ““1"“ '0 ""“fl‘ lie "mum“ that he
3' \ -‘ ""‘I'.‘.>l‘I||"IlS' llt‘lt‘ ll‘t'lll L’O l0 (‘aliforuia." \\'. LOIltll'n. of “'Illiiil’lttllk i“ “11””, "‘Il}t.‘lli‘tl '.\ State l'nlir‘r'matl Flank
1 m" '1 address the conl’erencv .-. .... .. xi”... rm“... \1.- buudpn his wile alhi“\"“lll h'l' ““ tittinn imam" ‘1‘”
.. ‘.. .. ..-.,.
r .«m - ' “ “3'. Harold \. Baldwin. who were .10. m‘mmmvfi'“gartl‘le‘nnzrusae
i in: down i-‘v‘ank’ .‘tr- o\a~ < he . "' a ' .
“A" i“ EYELE I llu'ull h” ‘ 'H ' ‘ ”l' I I llrturnie: to htamtnrd he dct ‘."'llll
. l . . ' ‘ N'l to carry an a crusade Ilcainst

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RRSRRRRRERERS
PLAN A UNlth

Want Increase From 35 to
50 Cents a Gallon—Not
Action Taken by Local
Company.

 

An «udcinor to torn: a union ol the I
oyster openers is under :"a_\‘. accord
ing to information received truiay In
The l-Iveninz Sentinel. and demands
If r an imrr Or" of trout 3.3 cents to 3-)
cents a. gallon have been presented to

oyster companies operating in Sontl. to found a home for a Hebrew lnsti
Norwalk. together with notice lhu: tute ~‘n Not-walk tor the purpose of
the oyster openers. who number ap- l‘l‘OV‘Zd‘llz me‘lt‘m lit“"l‘i"lllltlh’l‘=t l’tli‘i
proximately 230 men. are about to the allied Jewish societies. such as:
t'o'iu a union. the "mine. Men‘s Hebrew.- _'\.‘-2l‘("alltill
Flath year at the beginning of the the Young Women's lln‘sre-r .tv-rrwla l

oyster season thch is alway< more or
less of this. sort of friction arising. it
“as stated by one (‘mnpany to aSen-
tin-cl reporter who was investigating
the story this morning.

It was denied at the Andrew it uh“
Oyster Company this morning that
any trouble had arisen there. and it
was said that the company didn‘t an-
ticipate any trouble at all.

Some of the plants here have not
started up for the season. while oth
ers have already obtained their men
for-the season was the information
obtained today.

At one company this morning it
was stated that the demands. IO‘ZGHT
er with the notification of the forma-
tion of the union-had been rcreived
on Wednesday. A meeting of the di-
rectors of the companies are the nec-
essary steps before any recognizance
of the demands of the openers can ‘3‘
taken. it was stated.

Commission to Consider
Proposals of Workers

MILAN, Sept. 17.-——Leaders of the
Confederation of Labor and workers
generally seem to belive they have
won a great victory in the decision 0f
Premier Giolitti to =nppoint a commie-
sion to submit concrete proposals re—
specting participation by workmen in
the technical. financial and discipli»
nary management of factor-3e. which
was announced in“ Turin today. This.
commission report will be made the
basis for a bill which wit lembodv
manv of the demands made, by metal

 

 

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workers since they have occupied in-l
dash-lat plants throughout the coon-1
try.

Meeting for Purpose of Or-

held at the
the South Norwalk Trust (‘0.‘s build;
In: \‘l'et‘nnhda;

wholesome
term in considering
means or raising fund} tor the home.
The

 

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HEBREW lNSllllllli '
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ganization Attended by a
Large Assembly.

 

At a meeting rife with enthusiasm.
Zionis: heariqtlarte's in

evening. it was rote-d

 

Cllll MINES
Alli. GUARIliI)
Ill IIIIIIIII

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Sept. 17.~~Six
companies of thc Alabama National
Guard. called into service last night
by (;0\'t‘l'!)0l' Kilby [or duty in \\'alker
and Jefferson counties, were bitumin-
ous coal miners have been on strike
for two weeks. were expetced to reach
the strike area today.

l.. M. Adler. general man: aer of the
(‘oroua Coal Company. was shot irom
day. near Patton. Deputy Sheriffs Sul-
livan and Poker. who were with Ad.
ambush and instantly killed. yester-
fer. were seriously wounded.

 

NEW YORK. Sept. 17.~ Fire (‘onr
missionci Brennan reported today to
Mayor Hylan that thc exploeion. in
“‘all Street, yesterday. which killed
thirty—three and irijured 200. evidently
was caused by a bomb.

More than 150 pounds of broken
slush weights. and other metal frag-
ments have been collected by the fire
department at the smile of the disas-
ter and form d mer tc the police. (‘onr
missioncr Brennan said.

Police

with sigiitseers this mornina.

Governor Kilby «filled out .‘ti‘oolts “P“. (““1“”th for a (“Hunky “f
when intormed by N‘N‘fi ( 13"" .urlr two blocks north. east, south and

rie. of “'allmr county. that feeling,
had grown bitter between mine guards
and miners. and that armed bands
were gatherinc.

west. the market police aiing in main-
taining order.

'l‘hx ctuck Market opened promptly
at 10 o‘clock with no outward sizns of
excitement and few traces of yester»
day's disaster aside from the. temper-
ary Willowscovnred with canvas.

Alaree maioritv of the active wear
her: of the Ext'llallzfi were premm
when the openiu: eons! sounded and
business proceeded in normal fashion
With a fair degree of activity. At the

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""‘_‘.' Fob’l‘reasury an Assay Office which

' . ' . w“... directlx in the line of the exe
Busmess [fag-S on Tillrd pa) plosion, the day's routine was taken
of Criminal Superior m. mum t. hitch althoueh eum

cinnek r em on duty as a precaution»
an pleasure.
The banking house of 1.

Court Session.
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BUFil‘P-‘F l“ lh“ superior “‘11!" la“: R- t‘otnuanv. whdit‘i suffered most in
zed yesterdn and only seven (ascs tb-- (u.;.qm‘,h.._ a“... “.3. heavily
were dispoad (ii in .llld£~ Jim" R unaided h} rezulzvr polici- :-u~l a more
KPele’t‘ all during the fortuoon sesrvd lvl‘lVI'l“ d‘vf'y‘tiyp-‘t' an u... “-m_
sion of the court. Thed‘ \I'rl‘v 0i,riow.~. on the main floor m the building
“l‘ "1“”?! Lll“'l accused ”5 a Ft‘l‘l“ll-“\\l\‘rit wort“ l)lf,‘\"l1 in were ctn'ereul

'vi-h canvas, Tiles-t of the clerical

crime against a youu; girl. who were
>--i‘.teuc=d to the Connecticut Reforvat'ori-e or the banking firm
They were \Valtcr McKinney.

John Cannon. Edward (lrimallow.

Thoma:: Kelly. James t'lmski and

Frank Solisk). all lwiween the axes

"f 17 and 20. and all of Brillct‘pnr‘.

A similar charge against Joseph Lan

dcrand was united.

hand. but the interior of tl‘t- buildint:
confirmed to shown the extent ct” \es-
twdar's disaster. Several of tl‘eNlor-
JLIll lizt‘tners were (“'irh mitt hand but
Ihud nothing to add to their brief
;~t.p\.ents of Vest-”(lav n0? “‘Otlld
{toe} vouchsafe am tneory as to the
Dominick Romeo. accused . ‘Il<i\ or motive of the P'iltlnslnn.
statutory offense. forfeited a pond off There unusually
31.500. failin: to appear when hi< case‘.
was called. it is- said Romeo has gone}
llalr.
Special as<ignment has been made‘n[MflCRATS HAZE“
for today of the cases of the seven
men accused of attempt to blackmail
Dwight C. \Vhecler oi‘ the Acme Shear AQ CUMM‘NES ”II
company and complicity in a “mph 1 U
PVlnloslnn near that factory. and also.

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with transportin: explosiu-s contrary

to law. The cases Will he the first . . nvention
called when const convenes at lt’i:f‘.~t"rhev connectlcut C0 .

o clock. Three of the acrtlser. Albert hames Representatlve
Di Pasquale. and Louis Papilas pleadI 7 . g8!“
ed guilty to the tour charces. and mnergan for-1° S b
:our others. .lnsi tilt ("appozii the. James, ate.

and Rosaio di l‘rofio anti S.tI"}ilaf‘.0!

l‘rtanyo pleaded not guilty. lll‘t‘“! NEW HAVEN. Sui-t. lT.—The re
there is a cherue 'R‘ “it‘ll l‘." '1'“ ‘I‘Sttlliri‘l o- Homer S ("annuities former

four a jurv trial will be necessary. l, mam“... ,f the SL-zuocratic National
.‘\ll0:t‘ll'i?l‘ 33 cases have been dis- runnqlwp a,“ pct‘sr‘llal ”.1... *scnta.
pased of in the three 50-:tslntts of the the or gimsmwm \\'i‘-~*eu H‘ the San
court. Judge Kecler inipnrt’d “m“.l-‘raucirco convention. to run attainst
state prison sentences an unusually sum...“ Frank B, Rrandegeo tor the

 

(ion the Talmenrl Torah. the Ladies‘l

\uxiliary. the Boy Scouts. ell. .‘sluvi. '
discusaion was brought
the w:l_\.- anal

fiery spirit shown by the older

 

Mll‘llflIiNIEOIINIlNIEi
Miss PAVLllVlBllS

Justice of the Peace John “'. (‘ur-
now. this morning at 11:150' clock mar-
ried Frank Maltese. at New Haven and
Miss Ethel Pavlovichs. aged 16, dingh-
ter of Mrs. Elizabeth Pavlovichs. of
in Crown street. in the office of ”Chief
of Police William R. Penninflon.

Maltese. who is a sienqraimer for

 

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the R. G. Maxwell company. of Tren-'
ion. N. J.. and whose hnrie 1»: in \‘ew

Haven. had been working in Norwalk
and had run away from Nor-well: last
Saturday with Miss Pavim'icbs to get
married They had neglected to do
so. however. when found ‘hv the Tren-i
ton. N. 1.. police in a nor-1 there. al-
though they were registered as man
and wife.

The couple were brought to this
city last night bv the eirl‘s mother
and Detective Sergt. Thomas Hunt.
althouzh no charges were preferred
against them. The parents were will.
in: that two should be married and
the civil ceremony was performed
this morning. The couple will, make
their home in New Eaves.

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large number. l'n’t‘d States Senate left the dtte
———-——-—-—-————- gates to the Democratic state (‘ouren

All ElllES 3mm

 

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tmrcita'nl}. 31,", ('trnm‘ngs added to
the gaze-13] gloom of the mect‘ug by
‘ =:il 3354) to attend the canyon

 
 

 

. have anything to do with it
instead cmp'ne to New Haven he
I ‘v. Ht .1. z-‘eirfield r-ornty to attend the
i I Con‘inued on Page thirteen.

 

mat Bill MAKES
RRRR IN NAVY

"in the snow 0“ far 0"! Xo'tltem
lands. and in sunny t'ogiic scenes"
sins: the l'. S. Marines in the hymn of
their Corps. That this dear-lotion ot‘
the roving service at the Marines in

Delayed Supplies Arrive and
Contractors Are Pushing
\V ork “1th Vigor.
HARTFORD. Sept. 17.~~Tl_iirt\' of

the fortv Citiis and towrc: to whom

Secretary George '2. Chandler of tin“!

Connecticut (‘hantber of (‘omn‘erce'

sent inquiries about the bard (‘nal Sihl

uat ion have rrpfied and the shortage!
continue to average from 30 to 80 per-

cent- Secretary Chandler will lav M‘-

iore the directors of the State Chant-

 

ber when they meet: here Friday after- m .1“. is testified to by the service
noon -‘hp Information received from record 'of Paul Vincent Smith. a
the [nited States Geological hurt’ey. hum" of Mrs, Fthel Beards of 2

which shows that 100,0”0 tens more
hard coal was mined tn the Pennsyl-
vania anthracite rezion from April 1
to Sept. 1. 1920. than in the corres-
ati‘igvzmruia $53.23;: m... m
- * ' months he had distinguished
2233:: ';°t:;r'ae;£:‘ggn‘:g 1:53:40“ the rifle range there by quilfyimt.
- -‘ _ ‘ a: a sharpshooter. For this emoa
3:19 inmefllguhfhkh ‘0'; '13:! taceést'at'on of skill with the‘ nervtce
o it en re v unw r a . . fin”, . «.1 .ed
0f the larger citiee. Bridgeport is 32......25323’723m” a n at "m an
best situated as far as hard coal is 1.. January in. sailed with a detach-

Bouthn ntrect Norwalk.

Young Smith joined the Marines
last October at Denver. Cat. and ‘| '
sent to More island. Calif. for hitl

'concerned. having received about 20in...“ of the so, ”mg," on the. trm.’

percent. of the normal supply. W9W.mrt The a far the Ph‘lippine
London reports a shortage of 3“ per-remade. After a few weeks with one
cent, Wtih two coal companies. ”if"! barracks detachment at Ferrite. the.
out of bus‘ness because they “I” un- xovwnlk boy net: the tropics: nailing
able to get any cm! for dl=tributhu .«n a transport for Russian “tenth.
New London’s shortage amount! to near Vladivoctrck. Siberia, where he
24.000 tun-tweak“ 25 pereent.‘

short. (Connect on Page Mt.)

 

flint

B0 éAUSED i
EXPLOSION—36
DEAD, 200 INJURED

The l'nancicl district was crowded‘

«about

large at

 

More Than 150 Pounds of Broken Sash
Weights and Other Fragments Found
Near the Scene of Wall Street’s Disaster .
—Search Being Made for the Securities
Carried by Messengers Who Were Killed

 

teudance of prospective customers at
the office of leading brokerage houses
and firms with outer-town wire con—
nections reported buying orders. All
indications pointed to an active day
in the Stock Market.

The banks opened as usual. but
their messengers and runners. who 'us-
ually carry larne amounts of valuable

.s-truitics, were escorted by husky
guards as a precautionary measure

against the croweh in the district.

A piece of nutal. presumably from

a bomb. and an iron ulna weighing

a pound. wcrc found by l', S.
Grant. Deputy Assistant 'I‘reasurr~r.on
the roof of thD guert-casury building
this morning

Fire t‘hief Kcnlon and t‘hief Worthy,
of the Bureau of C(riiililistihles. con-
ferred this nioruiu': with Mayor Hy-
lnn i‘nd presented reports on what
they believed to he the castle ol' the
explosion.

A scene of an entirely diffcrrnt na-
ture from that etagrd yesterday in
from or the SuhTreasury was sched—
uled for today. Sons of the American
Revolution astounded this morning
for a rally at noon on thc at p» of the
Government buildin: to celebrate Con-
stitution Day.

The first of the Morgan p-thers to
arrive at the effire this mwpin: was
Thomas t‘mhrn". \\‘~.tb him were
the junior lil"'lllw*r~. .luniuu Spencer
.‘icrcan. if (‘ Haven and theorize
“’ltltney, Most of the otfit-e staff
were on hand, allhottch a few of the
women employes remainrd at home.

Before 11 nclnrl: Mr (‘ochcan was
joined by Thomas TV Lanin'fl and
"wivht “K Mom-ow, fellow partners.
They immediately went into confer-
it a.» :I‘I'll‘atml that a
statcmcnt :ivinz ll‘n \‘in-ws of the firm
would he issued let" in th- day.

On the desk n" on. n' thr- number-
of ill“ hlm‘ztln limit was a lat-god piano
of cylindrical iron about tour to five

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(Continued on Page Four)

RRRNRR PARLIAMENT
mull RESlfiNlllflN

“Till Act on President Des-
chanel’s Matter Next
Month.

 

PARIS. Sent. 17 ill) The Associated
Preset.» A successor In l’uul heathen-
el as president of France will be \lec-

ted on Friday. Sept. :34. ace-ordirv: to
aenorai bc'ief in political circle-R to'
day. although tbn date Will not be

 

[favoring him for the chici’ magistracy.

I

himself

.definitely fixed until arm the rect-
im: of Parlimen‘ on Tue (lav. \ hen
the president's re: iznation handed to
ll’remier Millerai‘d at Ram'louillet
yesterday. \vi'l be» plawed btiorc the
legiqlative bodies.

t

I The swceusor, fs arpewred todav.
' ill be Alexandre {\lillerau'l the preli—
ent premier. unless t'w pun-I i:'.~ pow-

ers of resistance to a call in lb... of-
fice prove greater than t‘w vaniti‘ ac-
cumulating force of public sentiment

I

 

"ARIS. Sept 17 (l‘y The Assocint
ed Press-0;- Definite decision we: .
reached by the (‘ahinct at its session

this' inception that the "arlianmnt
should be convokcd in extraordinary
session next Tuesday t) rm“: he the

 

(Continued on page Seven

1 ,-_.._ _.

llllllSlllNEYBElilNS '
Run llll or an

LONDON, Sept. 17 Lord Mayor
lTet-ence MucSwiney. ot .(‘ork who to-
:day begun the 36'h ddat: of lii> llllll“
'er strike, at Brixtou prison pa met a
'someehat better night an hacl d little
sleep. slit! 3 bullelin issued at 10
o'ci0ck this morning by the 1;:in Sop.
Determintion League. The bulletin
slid the point! he had flllllx-l'li in his
gl‘mbw and back continue. brt 1"." ho
was not “fibrin: from the pain mltin
heed troll which he has (rt-qumtly
unplanned. lt vraa «loch-red a rut)?
that! Toulldd him appreciably weal-er.
but that In was still conscious.

In his report to the Home
the at Brlxton pr‘.
inland there was no Chang. '
lord
'gradu
.daily.

 

Offices,
mayor's condition. ex .54. that n
u deterioration was noticeable

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