ESTABIJSEED 1m
SWINDLER ” A8
Silllll‘. SUGAR
AI sums ‘ [8.
Does Not Deliver It, Of
(louse, But Gives a Re-
voeipt to Those Who Pay
in mmESENl
YALE ll mwmz 31mm
Operated in Stamford and
Mount Vernon as Well as
South N orwalk. ‘
‘t well—dressed stranger. answering
mum ”f: ,
mu won:
HAZELTON. Pa.. Sept. ‘23.-——P_rep-
arations were made today for a. full
resumption of operations in the an-
thracite. coal fields. Practically oil of
the mines in the. Wyoming Lacks-
wannn district. with the exception of
the. Pennsylvania Coal Company's
collleries at Pittston resumed work
several days ago. These men and
those in the Shamoktn district were
expected by union officials to return
to their places within a few days.
Following the receipt of a telegram
from the l'nited States Department
of Labor assuring its assistance in ad-
justing any grievances the men might
have after they return to work. the
general committee of the mine work—
ers in the Shamokin district voted last
night to go back on Friday.
The Pennsylvania Company's men
who have been on strike-against the
“contractor“ system held a meeting
Joseph Francis
m.f&thoru
Francis Farley. the school boy wit
was run down and nuance-es
ner or Msin street and Union avenue.
on May 19th or um m. by s ess-
opemted by Mrs. W F. Webb.
wire ofCassiusH. Webb. of Mun
street. harstarted suit for
against Mrs. Webb. as mrdian ad
administrator of the. boy. the “it be-
ing brought by Mr. and Mrs. My.
It is alleged in the. writ. which was
served this morning. that it in.
to the careless driving and
of danger highs that, the
lBriers. Webp. caused' the-
V.
81...”
It will be renamed that Mrs. Webb
testified that she. had attempted to
.. the re-
“ of . I copper-
haul annals . which it
t
. ht have
to whether a
copperw
child. as the action of the poison vrss
similar to that of the copperhead.
1281M“ CARIES
The child‘s race began to swell in s
short the Ind a (all for doctors was
sent is. .
towns. including hr. “’x Ill/Retake.
or Nest Csnssn. responded.
Physicians from nest-lu-
By the time phisidsns arrived. the
(am being heated quite s distsnce in
the eoumw. the poison had spread
hrough the child’s body. Desflte
medical mention the bsby died this
morning.
There is some doubt expressed as
venomous insect. or a
snake had bitten the
in BE Sillililill
he description of the man who
'; Iliad? several "sales" in Stamford
; lumen. and who was also re-
vel {as working in Bridgeport. was
running local housewives. yester-
ru-rnoon. altering to sell sugar
.tzifi cents a pound. the price to
Hi: m-t'ore'dr-lixery on :1 "deposit"
n - the order.
.- «led in “selling sugar" fit‘»
(:7 it. to Mrs. “William
'- llzly Sift‘et. who paid him
- . .. :3 for the sugar. and
. tam-n the sugar was not forth-
...;.; 1;] what was thought to be a
.‘l-lc- time. complained to the
Smut the matter.
i' unfuni the man clahned to be
'm; the Yale & Towne. co-
- store. and planned the ac—
..uo or many (’lnpl03e95 there.
.-..- unit-d in obtaining many
. >..‘_,_
.mhn’ls
{Alvl !
.xlwr’ up
tinn
:mrt.
here- today to consider a new proposi-
company.
which strike leaders said undoubted-
ly “uuld he accepted.
the discharge of all men convicted of
and promises that all miners
uh; whom; to work will be given the
s-wlt‘ Hart-s they had wncn the strike
begun on July 19.
BHAL‘ ENfllJlifl FflR
EVERYflNE ASSURE"
submitted by the
No Need to Lay In Entire
it provides for
stop the car when she .w the boy
and seven! of his companions in (rent
of her. as she made the turn at. Ihfion
avenue. She was driving down i ‘
street at the. time and the car. evi-
dontly under an extra spurhof Ipeed
from an application of the accelera-
tor. darted across the street. struck a
pole and went into the bank of a dirt
terrace in front of one of the houses
there. after striking the Farley boy.
killing him instantly.
The complaint alleges that Mrs.
“’ehb was driving reckless and that
the car was iwyond her rontrol and
that she did not apply the brakes.
The case is returnable to the Octo-
her term of the Superior court. Dun~
bar (\- Quinlnn represent the Farley's.
(‘onstnhle llrynn Silk this morning at-
lnrhed all the properly held ivy Mrs.
“'ehh at l"airfiel«l Park. the property
erotic women \oters
ward .l .Quinlan was
committee.
captains were:
liimond. Mrs. Lillian
Katherine Duffy.
and Miss O‘Brien.
Town Assembly Hall.
evening“ Corporation.
Mrs “C J. Truev. and
requirements nmn‘
en members to become .
The comm
Mrs. W
8.135.“. M
Mr: M. Lifinwnrd.
A committee was ap ‘ to sug-
gests it list of ward w of cap-
tains to art in the not of a ward
- lr‘t'fllxns for the money on
and signed the name
'~ Hive lira-d 0.“ Reid. 'l’he- initials:
;. with mine indistinguishable
also on the re»—
Stamford
. l
l"'>'t.\
HT“
\uus given to
i} '\\|'.!."
12.: E!
the man claimed 1--
the Harvey ilu‘libell
;.\ .m-i succeeded in \ictimlw
So for as is known Airs.
. . an» :mly Not-walk woman to
. lie‘al
:mtmn of the man given the
1'1..Lr‘S his use at about Ht-
’ me it 9! ton inches in height.
to weigh about 125
.J » His Muir and c-nnplevinn are
The man was well dressed and
gun-t 3:2;K-oi‘ant-e.
" . .~.'lt'lli‘ m‘heme worked by :1 man
w:sv;er(~d the description given
Hurlzlft apparently operated
.Hy in Mount Vernon with a sim-
name.
‘1 “lg. purl
.‘zllxu‘}t* ()7
' I. .7 \g
r a.
:i:v.
l- >:l‘t
\
lfi.
lVinter Supply Now, Says
National Association
Will Stock Northwest ——
Ample Supply Promised
East After Movement to
Lake Ports Is Closed".
wnsmxcrrox. Sept. 93.—-A11
w..nts= of coal r-onsumrrs. big and lit-
tle. \\ ill he adequately met before win-
ter sets in. the National (‘oal Associa-
tion declared last night in a review of
the» cool situation throughout the
country.
“Householders heed not feel it nec—
essnry to till their him; with the en-
tiri- winter's supply at this time." (l1'~
clured the statement lagged by then-c.
sot-intion. "ity taking only enough
(ml now to tide them over December
1. the entire situptlnn will work out
with no great pn‘vution to anyone."
For the immediate new of ronsum-
wrs in the llll'lilll‘ “Vat. who're sunn-
pllhllc oti'lcials have luvn :ilnrniwl us
i
l'llfill
N n’~'tzlnt
‘ HEATING WIFE
Milton Beets. of Cross street. sec-
ond district. is decidedly om of luck.
First 03 his wife left him yesterday
afternoon, and then when he appeal-
“d to the policeto find her: she pro-
fmrrd charges of assault 833"".S' hill"
and le was placed .umier art-mt.
according to the story '0”
this running. had been having tumble
Aurelie liefore. he Mug very
jealous or her and ever may [0 he-
llcve that she was "out with another
" Pills. Beers left him some time
ago because she could not stand his
nagging and unjust
Thin the pair became l't—‘(Jnt‘tl-
Beer:
one .
being valued at 812,500.
BEERS AllMllTHl ,
The following ward nil-as were
selected according to am; First
distriet. Mrs. ”than m Hr:
Mary Henderson. Mm. m1)!!!-
fy. Mrs. M. J. Howartl.:‘3¥n Louise
V
Collector McGovern.
One of Them Near Stam-
ford mom to Vl-
euuty of Bridgeport
Twelve sunken vessels. seven con-
taining valuable cargoes of coal,
which now repose on the bottom or
long island Sound, have been claimeu '
by the Argonaut Salvage Corporation.
by rich! of discovery. smording to a
notice sent to James L. McGovern.
collector of the port 0! Bridgeport.
it is understood that the company will
start the work at raising these boats
in the near future. 4
This task will he made easier try the
use of a new salvage host recently in-
vented. and which about a year ago
45.1th In a test that it is an in
nimble machine (or recovering los
ships and cargoes. -
According to notifications sent to
these’ vessels
(.‘onnelly.
T. Dimoml.
Third distrivt:
Mrs. Sarah Lane.
Glover.
Pourt h . district:
33 m Valor-y Flint.
5 usnir—
M rs
W-
AUI‘I] DRIVER!
t- report Friz'u Mount Vernon i‘olr
ml became? 01"th pleas and his prom-
Zilis. Thomas ms.
Second and Fifth (insight: Hrs» C.
Miss Anuj floatation.
Miss Helen Sum-tit. Miss .. L’. Hamil-
ton. Miss him-moan Tail
Mitchell. Mrs. Alexandr m.
‘ it: Km .
Mrs. Orla “'ood. Mm. .lu ‘ (3'9th
M “ 'Johj )L
a
up; > aims
Ashe. )irs. H. “2- lily-moron. mg.
'1'. Dunbar. Mrs. Thoma! James...”
37'
'. firs. R. G.
.tslss s W-“ all; and
Iv mus snlesnmn is going: around
\'~-r'_lnn (mm-lug sugar for Siilt‘
it, cents :l pmmvi. The man is
thirtyvtive )(‘ill‘s Old. clean
I: mi vu-ll dressed. He visits
n: -.~ ol i rmulmees of the \Vest-
l.l'_‘.'lllil'l‘.‘,’ Ponipnny. telling the
-_i
rvlmiu-s (lint 216- is also an
~~ . of the company and that
ivn im.‘ bought :« ('le'lOle of
5'» offers to sell it at eight
“mull. in fifty pound But-ks,
. « w-vx: (ivposit is required on
no PLAYERS
m mmnunv F
305351: or. $4000
‘- . rimzl'lli’. Sept.
, ~ - then entered the so—called cor.
5‘ ‘ ' “he or Bovino Brothers at 225
' .Jr-Ivt at 4 o‘clock this. morning.
4 3 Him eeded to clean out the Place.
' ’ -:.:,: 113' all the money in sigh!
= T at which various games
V 3.. mg: played. The highwaymen.
" % :wn guns. then robbed the 14
l~’.1.VPl‘.~ of money. watches and
=4 i: akin: a total haul estimated
:- gzolice at between $3,000 and
' The robbers wore no masks
police have good descriptions
. One theory on which the
- .«ze working is that the high-
were New Haven Italians
» x : played in the place and were
with the surroundings. Cou1~
. N in me police was entered by
nap house proprietors.
23.-Seven
V .
1.
Hymn} Given ~ .
' Year in Jail
"f'x‘KLi‘H. Sept. 23.—-Gustave J.
the chauffeur whose car hit
. “ «‘xd overtumed in Grown an
:1” ". three of.those in it being
3 ‘v as given one year in jail and
‘5‘ mo and costs by mm mm
’ "5m. Douglas was morved
" we trial ended on Saturday. The.
T.
" “as manslaughter, but the signed
1 .. will “'35 drawn W a. tuba-j
1‘ I: servant not adopted by the!
" «WU-raj Assembly. '
. .-». Hmman reviewed the ease.
“"r saying that he did not root
~' v‘wm as a reefiessor vicious
‘fi-“a but file accident was on w:-
rv‘ intoxication or m
* nu»- wurt would not lull
' salaries for
- were mitigating W
t) the wants of llt)ll$t‘lli)lllt'l‘§. tht.~ :ts-
.xomulwn suggestul adoption of a co-
operuthe program by Inilroads. «‘oal
operators and dealer: so as to assure
a supply until December. lly that
time. it was said. the wants of the
Northwest will hau‘ imon tillml.
which is nrressury before the close of
navigation on the great lakes.
The movement of more than :1 mil-
lion tons “'ielily by way of the great
lakes is required until Der-ember. the
nssoriulion declared. adding: that “as
soon a: tlw Northwest progrunl is
with the campaign through the nous-
pnpersvnnd party leaders. “’hile he
has not rere-ived a formal invitation
from Demoeratic headquarters to
take a part in the campaign. “’hitv—
House (vi‘l‘it‘vrs said. he n'msivlt-red it
his tint) to «lo so as a nwmher of the
party.
TEACHERS EHEEKS *
ARE .BElNli smmsn
City Clerk Irving 1). Robertson and
City Auditor Thomas P. HoFan are
busy today certifying checks for the
the teachers for the
month of September. No trouble has
been started over their payment as
yet. "
Whether in the course. of a few
months when the original salary an
izrnpxiation will be exhausted and the
Fez-ad of Education has to dip into the
sum set aside for “teacher's bonus”
to pay the checks. the checks will be
certified is a matter of comet‘sture.
At present nothing is being said
and City Clerk Robertson this morn-
inz. rewarked: “'Weii. I’m signing
them. They are made out at the High
Sci" nl. My out? is to sign’them and
Mr. Horan‘s to certify that the money
of the appropriation is available.‘ .
Millerand Elected . '
President of France
VERSAILLES. Sept. 23 (Associated
Press).——Alexgndre Hillel-and was to—
day elected president of France by
Natiual Assembly. in session here.
He succeeds Paul Deschssel. who re»
because of illness.
It. Hillersnd received ‘95 votes out
of 1 total 0! 3’2. ._
The complete vote was as follows:
Alexandre Mlllemd. 695.
Gomve helory (W
trons Line). as; . '
‘ . 'xatterixiz. .28. . ,
A
body.
ed if she
his into
My New York a
"Mrs. Beers
ise of good behavior and a reqaogt for
"another chance."
gave him the chance.
but yesterday he went to his home
and following a quarrel struck her
several times. leaving marks on her
She then left the house and
went to visit some of her friends and
arranged to live at 16 Day street.
\‘Clzen Beers found that she didn't
When she
come home last night he vent to 90-
lice headquarters and requested the
police to find her:
l‘eers to where she was living and
asked her what was the matter.
They traced Mrs.
came to police head-
quarters and told her story of her hus~
band's abusive treatment she was ask-
wished him arrested and
when she said that she did. Beers
was placed under arrest.
ted striking her.
This morning in
Beers was reprerenled by Attorney
John J. Cuneo- Beers admitted that
he had. struck his wife and Judxe
Vosbureh informed him that
heating" was not cormtesasced by the
local court.
until Novemlpr lat.
REV. Rim llfll
Nfll HAVE film
He admit-
the court Mrs.
“tile
The use was continued
Rev. G. E. liit'l‘ltol‘. While be M-
him.
mits cvarrying a revolverd nfomed
yesterday
Co ble George Dance
thmdn‘t have the revolver with
him. nor did he have his permit 'with
Constable Damce stopped Mr. meta-
ter and asked him if itvras true that
he carried a revolver.
admitted that it was but that he had .
neither with him. _
Dorian authorities are >
where he obtained a pemit md who
could have issued it.
No more em have
Mr. Richter
wonder-in:
Wgreet'ed Hr.
Richter at nights since he mowed
To
9915;!”th
ntlon of margin: 3 WT-
'llELll _ll_l::_3l‘_llN8llill
l‘ominir Farluori. of 6?»! State
street. llri :eport. is held Criminally
responsible tr,- (‘oromr Jolin .l. Ple—
lan. in a finding. given yesterday. for
the death of thirty-year old John Me-
(‘arthyu houseman at the “Wee Burn
1‘10" i‘lul). last “‘t-dnosday night. Sep-
tember 15th. and Guild Juror \‘l'il-
lfiam H. \K‘ilmott. of inrien. has today
sent officers to.BMceport to arr-en
t‘oriuccl on charge of mndauhter.
The hearing will be held at the Town
Hall, Darien. this exerting. when Car-
tueci will be bound over till the net:
rrlminal term of the Superior court.
providing the other-rs can locate their
man.
Md‘arthy
“at‘lucci's rratrhine. as he “as
for a Stamford-hound trolley.
was knocked down
of this city. in from of the “‘ee Burn
Club. The accident took place about
8:30 on tr." night of the let‘d. {Tar-
lucei‘s car was going towards Bridge-
port. and f‘oronrr Phelan. in his limb
ins. said that inasmuch as (Eflu‘t‘l‘l
admitted that he was not paying
much attention to the roadway in
{rout of him. and that as the roadway
of criminal negligence. >
McCarthy was rushed to the Stain-
the time. but was allowed to go on
his ‘own momime
813m ford. who
have loag‘been abandoned. and have
not been claimed by their original
owners. No buoys mark their lot-a.
lion. and they are not considerrd
m to navigation Munch u
If". top works are, below a depth of
30 feet.
in view of these facts. the salve;
in; company has investigated the
wrecks, and divers have made a thor-
ough impaction of all vessels which
mild be reached. Three contain salt
mimMrhsr-dooui. . One-con-
W “Wm Des
oi» the boats. s’ vessel of the schoon-
er type. pmldes something of s rays
* rem-use oi the tart that her
hatches are still on sud divers have
been unable to enter her hold. A
steamer, equipped vrith valoshle ntv
tings. is also among the wrecks which
have been claimed.
Ninsotthelostshipsrest is deep
water of! Peafield reel. two have been
Mimi-Med off Green Ledge light. and
“OMkmsshortdistsnce
east at Stanford light.
weeks have now been marked and
buoyed by the salvaging company. and
their cargoes will be removed in ac-
W vtth the lsv.
All of the
The salvaging work will he follow
ed with great interest by persons in—
terested in shipping
ermur‘h us it will he
thatthese'salvsgebosthashsda
«lame to demonstrate its prscflcso
hith on a large scale.
this venture assume“ that the new
“3' invention will be used throughout the
’“m“3 1' and *n attempting to remer valu-
‘h" "‘0‘ able ships and cargoes lost during the
torman ot‘ which was James (‘rosien cw War.
and the see. he
the first time
fineness is
Al‘llllfllllllllmfll
new mm
...... .. m ":2“ =: 22:: '22:; “£2 m...
"m9 0" 3° “3 c ? had I...” firm: Wan rbuf’s' )‘t‘strrx‘a,\‘. wow-Miami:
found that Carlurc . Fortunate S wan-:0. {mumfly of
as indicted yesterday
with murder in the recon-.1 ti adv." by
- be accident. _ . a ,,
ford Hospitjdttgilizmi‘imm‘ Car- the irrand 7m... ,0, theferueima of
when M“ t e undrr arrest at 109““‘1 Gialotti of ‘ “arm-nary on
inert was no 9‘80?“ , $13317.
Gialotti was one of the strikers
and it was during the strike trouble
in \l’sterbury this spring: that Boer:
an” shot theman. after he ind been
stabbed in the bark
arm by Gilletti.
the wt
:1 mi
The case was returned to the trim-
‘ inst sum:- court and s ples of self-
det'ense will!!! entered by the defense.
According to W's story he,_
nail gone
burytolookiorworksadkmdnr-
in: one“ the riots 03"”0060' m
therethst he was stabbed to the
neck in: a some «idea by om.
”be turned to see who rm! street:
him he threwdats right urn up to
ward or: another that thud maul
aimed-start: and received the have
in the sun. He then fleet 1 rev-oi-
veraad “Gaunt dead.
from Min!!! to Wm! '-
Convinced Danbury Autho-
Pisa.
Wines will not be nude voters to
mono! and Saturday as contemplated
bythelsnbilltobesdowsdbythe
specifl nest-ion of the Legislnnrs;
Tuesday. l
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb last
lint put as and to confusion follow-
!sg the emotion or the bill when be
authorised the statement that. as
thereisnotunetocuvyout tum
visions, he would not sign it. l
The bill in question is the some
that threw the legislature into con-
tusion during the closing hours of the
session Tuesday night. Briefly. it
would authorise town with less then
15.0w inhabitants to make voters on
I
without "to be mst e" lists.
Members of the [legislature who al-l
so serve as registrars in their towns.
particularly Sessions L. Adams of .
Plainfield. protested in vain am st
the sdoptios of the bill. on the ground
that there would not be time to notify
prospective women voters of sessions
to he held on Friday and Saturday.
The Senate. in its uncertainty. once
indefinitely postponed the bill, but
later. upon receiving word that the
House had adopted it. eoncurred in
the vote at the lower branch. in the
House. it passed only after several
ineffectual attempts to adopt amend.
merits. which would allow for the
making of raters at a later date.
I: m not until late yesterday are
ternoon that the bills adopted by the
two metal sessions held Tuesdsy
sum 1mm
ms mm"
titles that fleWss'Not
Although Samuel "Sunny" Arte“.
formerly of this city was discharged
by Jude. Leonard in the Manhunt
court ltister‘dus. as (‘ililml‘fi of kron-
in: a disorderly house. preferred
mealnst Arlen and a woman who
3}th as his “tie. were not summed
by the evidence of the State's wit-
nvsseez. Arlen “was immediately re-
arrvsled charged with perjury.
The perjury charge was preferred
as Anvil. who was known in lisnbury
a.“ John Nappi. testified that the
woman in whose company he was or-
remed and who was known as M
Suppl. was his wife. He swore to
this under oath,
Detective Sew. Thomas Hunt. s
witness tor the stale testified tho!
“Nappi's” real nanu- was nneli. and
u...—
lalfihfifilfifin
mm man no
Lock Oflicials and Customer
in lavatory, Take Money
and Safely Disappear.
DETROIT. Mich. Sept. za—m:
armed then entered the branch of tho
Finn State bank at 11 o’clock yel—
Fridsy and Saturday of this week;
Says'l‘hereisNot’l‘ilseto Canyon Workof EnrsI-_
neat Friday and Saturday-Will Be Sworn in Be-
tween Oct. 9 and IS—Vslidating Act Except: Few
were put before the governor. Thor.
he tonsil that the second special sss-
sios had gone over It! the lawsu-
sdopted by the Irst sad that the.
was a duplicate for every bill. Owl“
to the shortness of the time. no op-
portunity was allowed for the --
grossinx oi the bills before their sess-
entation to the Manor. and so they
were still is manuscript form when
offered. 1or his consideration.
This nuns that, except in a hand-
ful of towns. including Sufield, lisr
whose benefit a validating act was
passed. the law is uniform as rent.
the making of women voters. In sll
but these towns. they will be sworn .
in between October 9 and 1!.
The validating act referred to
W it possible for Salient and s.
few other town: which, under a sals-
understanding caused by s public-
lion 0: election laws: issued by (is
secretary of the state‘s oiloe. Iii
issued notices prior to the special sss-
sion that voters would be msds .
Staurday of this Week. ‘
These town: had gained the ll:-
ression from the booklet of electoll
laws that they were authorized to
make voters on Saturday of this week. .
iv'hen it should have been Saturdsf
of last week. It was to cover towns
thich rut already served notice by
mason of this publication. that voters
would be made this Saturday. that s. -
special validating act was adopted by
the special session.
All of the other elertioa laws will
probably stand. -
“MATCH THE '
i
PRESIIIEN’I" ‘
WHEN HM
NEW FORK. Sept. 33.4”
White, chsil'msn of the DEW
National Committee. announced her.
today that the Committee would raise
.1 8500.000 national "match the possi—
dent“ campaign fund.
Mr. “’hite said that s thouull .
friends at the. League of Nations
would be asked to follow the «annals
of President Wise]: and subsonic
8.80%. each to assure lye success 0! lb
Cox-Roosevelt ticket‘nld the League
itself. '
Mr. White also‘ 9516 that. newspa—
pers favoring the W“? oi Nations
would be naked to aid in formation of
the “League Thousand Club." to he
composed of contributors to the fund.
“be” than 5130.000 collected bv .
provided s contrast before the Senate
committee investigating campaign
fund coltrihutions vesterdsy. with
millions in the hands of the Repair-
licans.” said Mr. “lite. "Since ths
late of theme and the peace st
mm (Semis on ‘he $110115! 0!
()0: sad Rue-welt. l intend to call for
s-thoussad friends of the Lennie all
over the country to match the presi-
Asst‘s subscription 6! 8500 recent!
aide in the Me‘csuse. ‘
“This will provide a especial fund d
‘80.... to put the truth about the
[m More every: voter. State and
out: chairmen rill sss‘m and we ,
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