NORWALK'S
HOME PAPER- .
Clash Between G. 0.
His tore.
\K'llfl't lN. 5‘“th 35 ~-Tlm fact that the
hon! cormxiittee had refused to
..n .i;-pr iprtntiun of $3111)"
.1 lU\\!‘i tip-ctinz ;i month ago
tl:..t ti -- I'vnlt-r 51 ltool [night
't‘iv;\4"t'l .t:i.l ll‘u' o-vt‘y cffort is
....m; 1.....lv- to km-p the school closed
- .mllu: with tlw nit-twat or the insur‘
.l. at tho linpublican town caucus
.4 l~~t neck hris ”uptown by the
a SPHI'IUT dispatch to the
- trill 'l‘elvifl‘zint. Strong Com—
. i, in lwr of the G 0. P.. won out
.. .vn L;-l"S ml the school commit
7 ,m» H :- ruin-fully laid plans of
units hti’ the insurgvnts who
l' ‘v-tt ill the crucial moment in
Mil m
...,t
..l l»\
it"lvl'
..i\'.4
iitol sellout lull fills
it out 80fl00l BESPlli
PROVISION f0R§fUNDS
-——.—-——-.-.I§-!- fi‘pttnfim
P. “Re gulars”
Has Citizens in High Sta te of Excitement—Claim
.School Stove Is Being U sed by.
and “Insurgents”
Board Chairman in
v “
tiu- (-iiut us lune again taken courage
and propose to run an independent
candidate for the position and will
numt- .\rthtii Littlc as tlit-ir standard
bent-m: His t..une “as to appear (In
the tickct opposite (‘omutock'a and
the cult-slit”) of supremacy will be set
tic-ll tit tlzc polls next month.
The refusal of the school commit-
tee to reopen the Center school ll the
butt:- of contention and the battle has
lvm-n groin: on for the past seven
)l‘all'fi. in 1913 the residents of the
t‘entr-r section of town petitioned to
l-nn- tlw tit-titer school which had
(Continued on me Six)
lif'iiARTR RUM NEAR
iiRHlRl] EHUREH
l :t- : _, Gallons of Alcohol Un-
im cred After Automobile
. ”shes Into Pole.
.‘llJ 4):!) Sept, 25.—-Forty gallons
‘ u we iound in the rear of
.w ‘1 ,wfi. close to the Sunday
. ..t '- '- .. police here today. The
Wire-veil To have DWI! hidden
'tt:‘orn:>‘.\i!n in which it was
nupor‘eti was wrecked whom
i into a pole opposite the
p;it';~‘~.m'igc shortly after 4
‘ll‘\ morning. llestdems o: the
t whirl www- awakened by the
' in. incl-lent. When no one—
scenc after the
had the dilflihgwl
To Smith's gaxage
tit» (31‘ a cushion
iilt'n-
“a”:
ti
r'll nt-ur titu
. 3. ll:|.i(9
Iv'lf'. i\ Mi
H‘. ginning
v.9 t') be >3".!t'ated with
-t..- contents of several broken
m -r of Police Mailer immediatelv
Mu an investigation. Beginning at
.I-tm of the accident, he tracer]
ill-gal beverage to the rear 01"
~ ‘tmrch. whena h? found it hugging
».t.'.c ot‘ the Sundly school buildm;~
“no police are Switching :rtr tho oc-
‘.lllll.ii of the t 1;. ti Maxwell bunring
't.- New York rr-gistmtion numbers
‘ ~ 9.20.
M
.ill
3. mm walls,
il’AilLSBlYS mu
Monti continued idleness
cu:::t‘,\' jail awaiting Ttel'
lu-‘ora the grand jury in
info the death of hir hus‘
E‘hcl H. Noll. charged
trnplii~:i'-d in the murder
ll Not‘. ct Bridgeport,
u' ' . . inn" odd jobs in the insti.
'w... r-l‘tn; to officials at the
-.~:..;- being incarcerated.
twirl-med the jail authori-
. s'lIHz‘ work to occupy
' " .. i f :r a. short period work-
t. I . Ly
‘.,i- 1 2M.
'-n:
u- . 511711.“; a? the institution.
'w- ‘ l: \\ .ti- and John Johns-
w -.-..3 w:'.': Mrs. Soft on simi-
w 2; it» expressed no desire
‘ 'al‘tr’l remain in their
' the day excepting the
:-. exercise.
:lxuners will be taken to
next Tuesday morn-
-.- hunt»; the grand jury
ll BUSINESS“
tltst 0F YEAR
.' rim, Sept. 25.-——Good
- “ tun rest of this year
; mutt-on; tn the commercial.
4 . w . Av; :izricultural outlook is
r. a le-p
'1 Hi5“
RR.
\
., . . art made public L0-
,», . _.'-3it :nitte—c- on statistics
,. . owl. of the Chamber of
o .,.. > , ..0‘
‘ha limit-ed States. The
wire, buying as of liberal
, on a sane and sober basis
" ‘- ’ — irlnzrasted to the specu-
‘ELHSEX‘AE’, of previous months.
construction. the commit-
"has practically come to
. because of being M
“.21 {out by the unreliability
’l- ~‘t;i:.'tt" of labor. high mimv‘
is. 'V 'r materials and the almost.
' - " of financing any‘cen-
u".d . ~- -
.-l U 3.1-
113721 A
P.
V"angel's Forces , . "
a 0
Claim Victories
/. 1:: Septi‘SSf-A communique
' wral \‘i'rangel's forces in thég
legion today claimed It:
RUM-RUNNINR INTI]
STATE fAlllNli RTT
Only Two Arrests by Feder-
al Men at Borderline in
Two Weeks.
A most perceptible slackening in
the number ol arrests being made
during the past two weeks at the
New York-Connecticut border line at
Greenwiih. is taken by prohibition
onlCt‘l'h as an indication that the New
York supply or illegal liquor has
either bet-onto so exhausted during
the tum year. that the owners refuse
in send it out of the state or the
strict watch kept up by the lederal
men, has lrighteued the dealers into
avoiding t‘onnecticut as a means of
reaching Massachusetts and Maine.
During June. July and August
federal agents counted that day lost
whose setting sun in the little jail at
or two nri>nners in the little jail at
Greenwich. locked up and charged
with attempting to transport liquor
illezally. Only ‘two arrests have
been made in the past two Weeks.
howaver. and the number of suspici-
ous looking autos: and trurks pass-
.ni: the boundary line of NM” "DIR
mm- haw» «let-reused (nt'respondinzly.
they say.
AllEliFjl [ill-Till
ERX Tll RE PRRRER
“’ASHINCTON. Sept, Th9
Senate committee investizatin: cam-
paizn funds planned to turn its at-
tnntion tmlay to the Ohio Kubcrnaor—
ial campaign of 1918 during which.
it was implied by 3 Willie» at the
cmnmittee‘s hearing yesterday. Gov-
ernor (‘ox received a concealed con-
0.-
.. .p.~---*
tribution from the Dayton Metal
Products Company. Thc implied
charge. made by George B. Lock-
wood, editor of the National Republi—
can. led to the summoning of H. E.
Talbot, who Lockwood said was presi-
dent of the Metal Products Company
in 1918. and officials of the company.
and or the (‘ity National Bank of
Dayton with expectation that they
would be here to testify today.
Lockwood testified that in June.
1918. the Dayton Metal Products
Company paid a $5,000 personal note
of Governor (‘ox and added that “it
appears to me froin all the circum-
=~~tnces that it must have been a con—
(‘oxu campaign
tributlon to Mr.
fund." {
Herbext G, Houston, treasurer of
the League to Enforce Peace. told
been expended. Since last May. the
witness said. no kinds have been so-
licited and none will be accepted un-
til after the November election as
political propaganda ~ of a partisan
character is forbidden under. the
league‘s articles of incorporation.
‘ —.__—I-¢iss——
MEXICO CITY . Sm 5—wa-
of the “Communist Federatimi of the
Mexican Proletartfl“ voted but men-
lngtocatt agenualstrlheoubct.1
Many Clubs and Organizat
nation—Harvey Kent Me
-—Strong With the Repu
During the next few weeks
deandthcforoel onbothcidu,
wine: the voters that the at
of their particula- candidate.
Republican clubs in all
the Democrat. liavc opened
block on Wauhmgton‘ about.
he going at mm and
5.
5:: flaunt-of» Wham-amt: Pout ' ‘
mnausnn 1370. m n m, cm. W, um.“ pom mm con. , llfli 5. 108.
Norwalk’s Political Pot?“ 1
' Coinme‘ncingto 3011
ions Are in Process d For-
ntioned For [immature
blicuns of the North End of
the City and Popular Els ewhere. 4
Second Ward
Democratic Party
_Opens Quarters
A meeting of the Second “'urd
Democratic Committee was held last
evening at the headquartcra in the
lormer offices of Attorncy Joseph R.
Taylor. Swartz & Corbett block. The
rooms have been attractively fitted
up. and afford cxcellent accommoda—
tions for lTll' members of the party.
They will be open during the day. and
all women intercstcd arc cordially ln-
vited to cull therc. Application blunts
to be made volt-rs can lu- found in the
roottis. and titrm \‘lll he an attendant
during. tbc urti-rnnmi In answer any
qllf'lllifins A tclrphunt- will in» in-
stalled also. .
.\'c.\t Monday M'cninx: it i.- plunncd
to ban- il tum-ting ot‘ the humor-ruth-
l'OllllllllU‘t‘. with the committcc of
women ulm are working in the in-
tcrt Sits of the thirty. This will he held
in the city hall council ( hamlwr at 3
o'clock
Harvey Kent
Favorably Manual
.For Repreofluhtive
last
'l‘lw following appeared in
night's Hour:
"Harvey M. Kent of Arch street.
om: of Norwulk's most prominent and
influential residents. is the one most
talked of in Nomalk ("Ch I: the
right man for Republican nominee
for the onicr of n-prténtuive. from
Not-walk. Mr. Kcnt‘s tum has been
heard “llh ninth lui‘or all Bid”
and it is gnu-twill} uritlr- God that
hc‘m:i\ bc mndi rmmim-e ‘ the Re-
ptlhlit'iins ii' ho- (;i;a in— : aded to
accept the office. M r. Re ‘1! I man
at much ability and has t time to
attend the (inn-t.“ m up (alive in
duv mzinnt-r. Th1 Lamina in would
without doubt "Mil flit}; general
linot.” I
Mr. Kent is look-ii trio: a: one, of
Norualk‘s successful liuuine- men
——
(Continued on not! an)
C. it. HUFFMAN
ANT) MISS VRSRURRH,
. SlNfiER, ENfiAfiEll
Son of Mr. and Mrs. W’illiam
M. V. Hofiman to Marry.
liocal irieuds. and they are many.
of Miss Lydia Vosburgh, formerly '3‘
Dorian and this city, and who is we!
known here as a singer. wnre sul‘
prised this morning to road the in!»
lowing announcement in the Sun no
The Now York Her-Id.
Miss \‘oshurlzh for many years
lived in Darlcn and it is only within
the past few years that she came in»
to prominence as a singer and also
as a dancer.
The announcement tollows:
'l‘lu- engagement is announced of
Miss Lidia Vosburgh, dtitinhtpr 0.‘
Mr and Mrs Gent'zo Nhlsvn \'o~-
burgh of this city. to C. Guuvet'ncur
Hoffman. eldest son of Mr, and .\lt.~
“'illiam M, V, "
Hoflman (it ..3 “'mt
Fifty—first street and Tuxedo Park.
(Continued on Page Eizhm
Tl] ERARRIATE
MRSRUITR EVIL
LYME. Sept. 25.~Thirty women of
this town held a meeting the past
week at the residence of Miss Flor-
ence Griswold and decided that the
statewide movement to eradicate the
mosquito evil should be supported by
every person in the state. They ex-
{more importance to the women and
Yr-hil'tren than to the men.
{deaths of children from blood poison-
the committee that contributions to .
the League during the past five years .
hail totalled 8851.000. all of which hadl
pressed‘the belief that it was of
it was
recited at the meeting that four
in: had» occurred the past. three
months. traced directly to mosquito
biting.
While these cases were all in the
interior of the state. the women had,
no doubt that the Connecticut Salt-
mnrshes. which have been swarmed
with mosquitoes this summer. were
responsible. ’
Every woman preaem made volun-
tary contributions to a fund that
should be devoted to piomote inter-
est in the antiomosqulto movement
and for general health and cleanliness
in the mmmunity.
A formal vote was panned endors-
ing the alert of the Connecticut Antl-
Mosquito Association to induce the
state. to act through the Lexislutute
at the coming session. drain the P9!”
quito infected lands, and thus destroy
the breeding places of the insects.
Seven Lives Lost
unlit: [IWNER
sum ml $12,500
Victor J. Benelishu Asks
Damages of Edward F. O’-
Connor for Death of Son.
An attachmrn‘
Edward P. (i'l‘onno:
n'i‘onnor's zarag--. lzns Veer. made in
tho suit brought in Victor .1. Belle.
Eis‘nu. executor oi the curve of Archi-
‘u-iltl V. Bent-list“; vim rilm'i at the
Baron”; hospital in August. as the
:1 :=ult of. injuries ratcv‘gc i when I
uni indenting to the “1"“th rur-
und drii'rn by Harry l i‘roal of
31.;nroc s‘tH-t. struck the \Ivti‘t: in!)
at its» c- :‘tlf-‘r of Need river: and
\\'t-.~tt .'|\“Cut'.
tumours of 8101")“ are (“tanned by
‘.IT l: 2: its} :e. lunsmuc‘ :is i‘. is im-
licrstnml that Mr (l't‘onrhr is insur-
it.- attachment may released
“'hbgt :. bond is ghett.
K-uz'. Ar Paulie r-prwwnt
lit m lislm in tl.c action which
turnu'vlc to the Hctober term
Superior court.
it is alleged in the writ that the de—
lndant was :ttil'y of 4‘Tlmit3;.i cure
luxuries: in that the brakes. of the au-
tnmol-ilq- “‘I‘lt It“! in 20ml working
order. and that cat-cleanses was also
shown by L‘ronl as rm emplnyc o! the
L'ngr'.
Autnmnbilr-s
lie Dzat‘lrnatl
by Deputy
it'utlv 1'.
for 3112509 against
proprietor of
ii :38”
D 4i. in
M r.
re .
of the
is
and C'ili‘l pror-erty at
antim- hixr- Deena!-
lnf'ho-«l Fin-riff [kit'sai‘d B.
“as fmmd 2111?” 0’ man-
shimmer in the "«"‘fin|£".~ "1141:! and
unis bound our to the crir'xil‘H supe-
rior court in. .ludtt- Vnslturgh, when
hr \x is :irtntzrzeil Picture him.
Mr. Benelisha. when rintcrvlc-wel
about the attachment this morning.
said that while it was true it had
been served. he had decided. after a
talk with Mr. O'Connor. north press
the attachment so far as he was con»
cemed: but that inasmuch as Mrs.
Benelisba was a co-beir with him in
their son‘s estate. and objects strong.
ly te having the mutter dropped. he
day. in the hope, perhaps. that she
time. No further development: could
expected until then. he said.
RANllllS tilt _
HAVE 51mm
CHICAGO S; ~it 1‘: ——,‘" Fir'ad an".
ammo-e omchls today were check-
in; up their records to dctr-rmim. tap
value of ngbtorod mail taken from
the north-bound Illinois Central New
Orleans Limited. which was held up
lm night by two masked thdits Es-
timates placed the value a? from
few thousand dollar- té 314909.900.
The lundita boarded 1t.» train at
-Inl_talian Riots’
. __...._.—-
DONE. Sept. 253—80”: lives have.
been out in the preliminary?
unless disputes between employer:
and workers were: settled , berm-q
Berth :0. It ,wuv-stated this action
was taken in conjunction with shin
in: organizations}: the United sums
and mun. minimum ,_
fostered by Indian-la} Workers of tin
World with the intention of making
it- attentive 1:1-th three. countries. _
" "flrnSiYe fighting.
"“""‘d. the statement. pig.
; V "0w ‘
Wireless
‘5 ‘13 occupied '
'-' hr: had been taken lull;
sage: of 'Itnly’s ind-nitric] expert;
mat mm a dwfi’mm.
' .7 atom m spilled in:
' ' m the tort! force. 884
the latter supporting;
a
, . J! u 3.“ E-
fined. ~_-
. Jul-y may: in.
. G ,
"t
~ .
Tucker. Il'... fifty miles south or Chl-
cugo. when it was stopped on a block
signal. entered the mall coach. bound
the five claimant! rode ulmoat m.
River-dale. just outside the cltv more
they pulled the com. stopping
the train and leaned into" the M-
new...
The p’ollce said the?
Kurt-uh finitnoeennflicm ol' :eiz- can the theory that at Mm maggots:
Walk} a o! 81. Jacob. ’80.. chart.
why (”.mnoe «3&9? total
1m? noun 3100.090 my in;
min and the mafia
29W 3.x. W
iMmuiorouuow-onum.
I'culc have ['1 keep it oven until Mon-i
"0an chance her mind in th» mean-1
3..
llMlS’ llll “REDS”
"AS ONE MilRE
ill0 AECIDENT
Carl Poclilnui, of Raisin,
in the Hotel Mahackemo,
in Nervous State After
‘ Bad Smushup.
UNRTR ARREST HIR
REBRLESS RRlVlNfi
Three Men Struck as They
Stopped to Repair Auto
Truck. '
3'
Chief wentonto
row at least.
let- text 0! the lr-tte-i. whuh was
rcptoduced word for word in the Sen-
tinel lam night. called the attontinn
ot the police to the fire 01 mysterious
origin ‘in the Collin‘s block several
Week‘s ago. and also pointed out the
fact that the armory in liartlord has
been subjected to a bomb explosion
thil: spring. but no material damage
was done.
A tumor wa.‘ prvialcut in‘ town to
day that one at the railroad bridges
near New London had been blown up
during the night.
Curl Pochlnmn. of illifialo. N, Y..
and Mmacliusetts. l. as lli his lu-vl at
the Hots] Maliurkrmu in a highly
tie-nous condition, l‘fid‘r a doctor's
(‘at‘v‘ in th. result of in; accidcm
wlnth tcok plan: on llw i'tvsl rend.
near James Hill. yestcrday itttcrttoon.
\liiii he is undrr lwnds lflf‘ n-ckto-ss (‘nnfjrmatjon of the mm“ was
awning. 1“!“an Tolh (if Illlilgvfi-UW. golfing hnwevgr’
is also under attest for t‘t-"k'esfi d"I\- Someone with a strange idea of
mu. Otto SlPinln'Va'vz‘. cl“ Holmkml, is humm- till.“ momm‘g stafipd a ncar
suffering from a sprained right In: ”‘0, in we f5”! district “-1....“ about
and numerous bruise-S. owl T‘Tlnilii lil<3n o'clock. . blank car'er‘. "as
Link"- “‘50 0’ “0"01‘1‘7L 1* “MPH“: tiled. The police were unable to find
ttom a (imp wound or Utt- lvtt l»: n 0“, who Wt! ierponsible (“r the
”named t'lgii‘i shoul-icr. l-t‘mscsnn-i film." which ulflled DOOM? on the
‘Tuqt'tyrlfir:ctions in Mt» courts tan. ”HM“ and WM]?! caused 80m" excite-
Ivf't'i'! started ugairm l‘rwlllmziti itlHT 3:3: in ‘i 8 stores along “all
his sister. Mrs. Elizatwih umlmiiz, “‘h'h regard m an, mm” m“. ”m
air: of ”Jacarhusctts; who Gum it t: -
nulomobilc. driien ivy l’ctlilmnn
.thc accident. yum tday.
litznicipril Electric Phil-it has also
user. threatened in be blown up. (3m.
All
The report or the accident chm... §upt “be" E‘ wm‘hemw saw
"I“! mflnlmwm Linkc and Frank :‘lbezfe is nothing to it. ll" tilt at l
hc‘iuro. of Jemv t‘tty. brothcr of im- “20“ 3.6 ‘h'! such rumor min ‘1'"?
mvner of tin truck we-rc on the Post $1.561).me thekvlgllmce that ”I” po-
lita‘l. repaint”: li‘”il’ truck .‘cstct“'t.\ 1m blip been kwin: 0""- h and
Th”. prominent properties. It may
afternoon. “ht n 'Fotii, comm: firm-.12.? . _
«In “ell. bnwccr to ban-- it undcntood
Bridgeport. swung from in ltti'l‘lo' ‘lat th“ , __
their truck to procced l(‘r‘.\£l"tl.- \‘ ._ ’lr‘piam 3f“ aha-"9 under guard
“wag,“"r pmmwflh drum; a I t.x.iv..it.n.cd nun iratned fol emer-
enc,‘ and that thn Electrical Com-
‘nissionGrs are ever watching mer it."
As it" the present little flun‘y. the
up r'ntenslem crypllchlly remarked:
Pact-your» like: some kind at excite
awn: or other new and then—some
trains of course iary. 'Just now the
tmlki‘lior seems to be taking it not
lion and during the interval. thy» plant
i“ simply under oldiime Texas luv:
that is. to ‘shoot first and investigate
divcrwards. This applies to all tools
(rm-aids and other pi I‘ve-NF, who enjoy:
immnzmz the timid and advises that:
zlntlioffing too near the ‘ulim factorv‘
rim-em ot " u \ -
a” popped. _ dlf‘ bomb. or the\ may
The :‘uard at
ed last night by
(Continued on Page Eight.)
mull AVIAlllll
Ills Nlllllllw ESCAPE
Neglected Sources.
01' Profit ‘1“ Be
_ Developed Soon
ETAMPES. France. Scpt. 23. ~Sad"
Let-ointc, the famous Fiench aviator.
had ii narrow esrape this morning.
while enguzed in an elimination
“light by which the three French
planes to engage in the James Gordon
Bennett International Aviation (‘up
race on Hominy were to be chose-n.
‘He had touched a point about lI'eh'r‘
‘milcs from the finish when something
went wrong with his machine und ho
was compelled to slight. He landed
'perfectly, escaping injury to himself
(and the machine He will make an-
other attempt this unemoon with his
fileuport nit-plane.
Three other French ux'iatnr; com-
pleted the nee, Captain rte Romanct.
flying I Spud. makln: the course at
about 60 mile: in 23 minute: and 12"-
15 seccmds. resale also in n Spad.
trade the distance in 23 minutes anil
13900-61. humeral-I: .uidtlnt
The best time was maria bv Kirsch .0» “,5 933mg“ 3.. to jug. how [9“
who flew a Nicumrt. He finished in the tin!!! you” be Men at Ibo
2: minutes and 18 set-oath plant. but am tic-yogic keep ii. tam
"’- ,rntnheieltuutfliemnrnrbl
was put.
(K the '09 employees of the (m
‘1 Dimond said that there V. a
very few who came to work this
.mornlng. but that there were no“;
;pr"".t than hem anticipated than
5h“ armory fa! start-
. members of the State
board who stayed on duty all nizht
long. This morning member: of the
company were also on zulrd. but no
zlzs‘t‘lt :cm thalamus. won» seen.
The guard at tho R. K G. Corset
company was on duty f mm eat-Iv last
night and all day today. under the
”heap of Deputy Sheri“ Edward B.
Doulens. The guards wete deputy
shertfl’s from Pumeld county depu—
med to this city by Sheriff Simeon
Peuse at the request of Charles T.
Dimond. vice-president and general
manager at the factory. The deputies
were Patrick J. Riley. Bohr! F.
Nichols. and Frank McLean, of
Bridgeport; William Gould, of M-
field. and Fred mbburd. of Denial. in
Doulens.
Mr. Dimend. interviewed by a Seat-
llultt militia
TEN BEN”
' ’ i The employees of the factory M
BAMBI). Sept. 25.—Relative to notified yestptday that if they did not
the em request to be made lbs-Erat- tometoworktoduytbutboy
the company for permls- need not do so, but that every lire
lien 11‘ lbc public utilities commiz- lt-an‘tcu was being an nub!
4 trouble.
mm, W Lucian 8. 8mm. of
I A “magma-tr! was uho m
the m. “it! may tbu'tbelumnd the M M my
mung! action lobe follo'ed by
to
“V"
cloce guard about the financial infiltutitms of the city until tomor-
Tin m n: im" 1 t0
addition to Deputy Sheri! Edward B. In occidental unnrwr.
R .7 3.“
fish: m nth-r
l
CITY IS STILL
HERE DESPITE
A BOMB THREAT
FAIL
.TO SHOW UP ,1
regarded cc “john" all!
it was advisable that all minions be taken.
my flint he would still
Pmllkucei‘ this morning and 1 mm
01 policemen oi the city as plain
clntbcsmen and also uniformed 0&-
Mrs were constantly on ward in
from m the institutions on “'ashlng-
ton street.
One humorou.c touch to the day was
added whvn a large crowd. at a re.
spectt‘ul distance. eyerl up the lurxo
truck which was rcstinz in back of
the (‘ity Hall this morning and which
was brought there yesterday follow-
ing an accident on the Post Road
near James Hill. a reprr‘t of which
appears elsewhere in today‘s issue.
The truck was loaded with small box‘
es containing canned toads and other
miscellaneous artitlcs but word VII
soon passed around that it was ;
truck load of dynamitc that had been
seized by the police
Omclals from other towns in the
staterkept a sharp watch on the Post
Road and crammed carefully all
trucks that contained bows or cut
pit-ions looking bundles. One or two
of the drlrers were under the be!”
that they were being held up as on
period “booze runners"
Many jokes were hoard about tb
sin-elk after 10 o‘clock had no“
this morning mm unthinu bud hap-
pened and when 11 o‘tlvck had my
ad the idea that the “trunk" or send-
or of note had been working on stand—
ard instead of “dayliizht caving" lino
was shattered. *
Inasmuch as tho note did not state
that the explosions were to occur u:
1“ o'clock this morning. vigilu-c.
will be maintained until a late bout
tonight. in the helical that 10 tonixht.
ht be mount.
milx‘eoplc did not loop on the sired!
us much u usual on u Saturduy
morning, and merchants felt the luck
of patron-cc in many instances. Groc-
erv m reported more than tho
usual number of telephone calls for
Sunday dinners. and uthvr articles at
'n the firm tllhll'lil a watch VII
ulso kept on the bank there. People
did not seem to take the warning to
bout u did the people in thcpecond
district. presumably because horwalk
was not mentioned as being select‘
(or any of [be “doings of the Reds
“Mmmmz. posted on lht‘ niilmui
brldzu and also on the “'aahlngtm
fictreet bridge today to p::vent 7:
3 bomb in 0!. er exp -
MINT“! of ‘ wreck either suit;
ture. While this was noninfn’tio-ofl
n being upon: the possibilities no
chines-Avert being taken.
manager Mum icv H Nultm.
of the ‘cK‘ul ( .\t l-ungv at the
Wm NfI’ l:ll;;l‘t l‘t‘l 'rrlhphom
t
{Comm ruled today. l‘nlphhilcaliy.
"that J'ttflepbone ualulo-s had been,
found cit. The wport had been that
T.“ of the able-3.011 the toll liars:
- been cut. prci-tuma y
at any M Mr. Nuttlfi
.14 than no such repofl had wax-hot
'hu'n. No ‘urd- were Nucvd~lbj"
'the telephone building. Mt Sun“:
‘md. “I“ contradicting other comm
M ore nit! oomfl’hlt anxio-
u to wither the "blow up" will to
acid“ for H9 o‘clock tonight. and
until tomorrow inorni'ix no doubt
there will be many twoplc who win
hr 311‘101. about thc matter.
The pa”! have tit-ell umble u
have the writer of the niysterlo-
note. but are bending every eflofi. ‘
find out when, pant-r Similar to M
on which the hole was written. h
sold or card.
w 1&th
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Pan-b” b to invade bonnet-twat. Ah-
uLWt m made yedlerdny I
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