Evening sentinel, Monday, May 2, 1921 · page 1

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Ruhr Region——Jusser-

. 1;". ’“feleglaphs Outline of Conversation
lad “1'1 iih Secretary of State Hughes,

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l' 1'1-11111 lullitqu plcpzlrntions.

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Hughes 'Z'hc Ann-rican GOV"-

| s-l-d Slcl'etllry Hughes in
s111:~':1"1'11_ 1l1sl1'1s to tzlln no llttiilllh'
1'11 III" reparations questions that
would irritan- thr' Allied (luvr-rnn'li'llts.
ll1 :11l1l1~l said the lmbussador's nit-s

11.1‘ H'-- Slaw l‘1pul'tm1'llt hull
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\'nll1-V', :1: such occupation SllEEl'Slt‘tl
:1 kind 0" war. Mr. Jusscmnd's tt'l1'«
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’l‘h1- conversation. the Ambassador
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fixllarine Workers Will

Tieup U.

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"allied Yesterday
fixi-gmtest Against Fif-
tar Lent “1' age Re-
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II.': _f Appoints Arbi-
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11 complete tieup of
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1111- walkout decision was
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' 1;; yesterday after the In-
51-11mm“: lfnion the Man
1 111:1, Mixers and “inter Ten—
11: J. .1 and the Marine E.1glneers'
1:1'1:.ot 1.1 to resign their job.C
11.311 accept: the cut.
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‘1'112 Iii. May Z.—A new chr'ptv" in
' l1 7111.1. in many l'z'.$[)l't't‘< the
l' 1'.:L'Ill0Ll‘S i1: gem-rations. will
1 1 Ind Lilli: week with the inaug-
' 111 the 1.er Home Hull~ putti-
1 1111s will mark the e111! m'
1 1 .- :nloll 1: ll i;:' which. Ire-111:1!
t1 1;. 1-1:: 110111 \V'estlnlllsur
1' 1;.11'5. e \\'1.~-k also VVlI!
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‘1‘ ".. 1'1-11I l.:1,, 1'1-11...: V.'I'o is
1'1 1 1" 1‘ilol1': to hold that office in
'111 11.11..
I' ~11 1" 1‘10 irtiporinrme of these 131':
11 '1 1l11~ ll'lsll people :Lf’rllt'fi‘ 'd
-'. -:. 11:: Hr": with utmost :
'1 1" 'I'he l'llloliist ll'ir'h 'l‘in'1s.
1 1.111s: consuVative news-
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- 1 111?. lhc Catholic religion has
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’ ‘ of' tllec dri"er ar- -d pas-
1\o orv vs..lk- Bridgeport
:sln 1i into a motor

£21.11 Post road Frills-I
1'1‘1-1'i to be. improved
.1 k (T'olandrl of 288
v"! Bridgeport. the driver
1.11. most seriously hurt. is re-
1... yestmg comfortably at
"1: 31(1lellul. He sullere'd'
" 1111- brain Edi h God-c
1f 1:1111' and Leon Albert:
street. First District. who
-? in the crash are reported
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S. Shipping

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Unemploy ment C a u si n g
Much Hardship — T o W n
Takes Prompt Steps for
Relief

Instances of men who have not
worked in seV'en months, of scores of
mothers who are out along the road-
dlgcing dandelions and other
edible plants to be used as the main
article~ 01‘ food for their hungry chil-
dren who have been able to get but
one meal in two days, have been un-
covered in the investigation by Strat-
‘ord authorities of living conditions
in the llovlvysnot school district. No
cases of death from starvation have
‘nr-vn 1'1-ported.- bec1use Selectman
James Lally. to meet the (misting
conditions in the town has not hcsi-

 

 

 

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Continued on page Eight)

1,800 PAPER
WIIIIIIEIlS IIIIE

31'1'1' '_' ~Al1nlll
V1- W ling l11111l \V~-1'e Mb-
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\\’;ll.‘t' 1'1'1I111 £11115 ranging: from
pur‘ 11r1nt. 'l'I'.1~ employ-s (11' ”1:"
[nip-1' t‘nn'pnny :1: Mumford,
and the S. l). \Vurl'cn Paper
:11 \sztlvrooku. Maine. 11c-
n1,w scale. Several other
concerns. accordlnc to union l1ll1l1-1's.
llully's 11!. . 1t :11 I.1\'1'rl'.io:'1- I-'.ll!.:.
co" '1' l 111'» 11211 r2111 s.
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111'”! l;:1mt'o: d Maine.

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ploy 11 1'.-1 l'stlilh‘. suspended oper—
;13111: . '1‘. u thirty per (111'. reduc-
tion :111nn11ncr11lat Franklin, N. ll. was

FE‘JQCYiL'd by the llann there.

SHIP MlIIIlIlIIlIIIA
AT NEW IflNIIIIN

NC'W LONDON. May 2.~The 3,897
Portuguese sir-:rnrr Blormugoia. en-
route from Lisbon to New aedford.
which went ashore on Black Rock
was floated at a high tide at 4 o'clock
Sunday afternoon. arrived in the liar—
bor during the night. She came. to
this port. a distance of thirty miles
und'ém her own power. and convoyed
by several tugs of the T. A. Scott
Company.

Today divers are examing her hull.
Her forward hold is full of water.
Temporary repairs are to be made.
after which she will go to New York
into drydock.

The customs officers and htalth
authorities boarded the steamer this
forenoon. and later in the dav Cap-
tain Vidinko reported in at the cys-
toms house. The passengers had pre-
viously been removed from the steam-

 

 

er and taken to New Bedford.

Norwalk 1‘ 1.
0mm as Second Class Mall Matter. as

.1. allied NatiOns to Send

* litimatum to German

'1 ill Specify Amount to
Be Paid in Reparations
. ' wision ‘1'1 ill Not Delay Direct Action by the

IADIES’ NIGHI
'0f MUSICIANS
WAS ENIOIED

Night" was
decide-d success.
l'l'glllul' met-ting ol‘ llll~ Smith Nurwulk
Musiluh Protective Union. in tl'.1
rooms at headquarters. 5 North Main
Sll‘(‘1‘l. last night.

Following the 1'11trlllnl' 1111521:
mes-tin: in the afternoon. tho com-
illitll'e in churne- ot' tll1~ :1t’1':lil',1lntle-r
1‘111' :1l1I1 dill'l'tinn of ('lluirmul, .\r1l1'11'
.‘Vll'l'l'ium. prepared :1 spll-luli'l dilllur.
11nd, at 51:11“ (1'1-lock. the. Indus arriv-
i'1!:. 11nd, nth-1' 1 11_inVin;; ’1 til't ~en- mi' :-
11tc econ crt. l1y:l tut-lu—piccs occl'1S~
in: of which I 1.1111. Svl-c w. is 1411'!
sat down to :1 Humor 02' 1' 11st {rush
~1l~mll1l1r potato snlnl. lmkwl lit-ans.
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Tln- l:11ii1- 's \\1 r1» “winnmo-rl hv Toast
mnslrl' l~‘l':lnk ll. l"'111l1l who Inter call:
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31111111 01‘ the antsls. ”NJ. in 1:11-11 c:1s--.
tllusn- prl-svnt list1~n11l will» i1111~resl to
the SD‘T‘PIH‘S which 111. 1311111211, tmzt h-
ml upon s11h_u-1-ts 111' inhrl-st to 1hr
musicians pl'1 sent. Spt'l'r‘IlO'F W11":-
lllso made by Honorary .\l11m‘11111'< Jos-
eph \\'. Gorhnm and Thomas lx‘cozll.
who 1111-11111111111l lllllSIlJI liistan of
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VALUABIE IIIIIINEII
PRIIPEIIIY SIIII]

Charles L. Barker Disposes
of West Avenue Plot to
Arthur J '. Crandall

Another important real estate deal
was consummated today. whereby
Charles L. Barker disposes of -thc dc-

 

 

 

silnlvle site at. the cormr or VVPst
:uenm and Ilerkcley strut to Arthur
I. 1‘mndall. 'lhl- plot is lhl 1'1 et on

“est aVl- nue and 1511 few-t on lh'yrkelc
str1‘0l.\lr.(rilnllall is head of (111'
(“randall Motor Company, of Redford.
New York. and he plans thc erection
of a fine building in the near future.
It will be used as an auto sales room.
and will probably be one story high.
of brlck and glass construction. with
white tile~ flooring Mr. (‘rnndall will
take the agency for the Dodge- car in
this section of the state.

BillIIlE IRAEE IE1.

 

Philip (,‘zlrlin. of (1‘11 \Vcst 44th
street. New York. Wkls 1111111 33 for not
having a registration certificate. and
$15 and costs for not having :1 drivers
license. by Judge \‘osllurzh in the
downtown court this morning

Carlin. was arrested on Saturday
afternoon about. 21:11.0 o'clock 'by I‘u-
trclmnn Frank Strutton. The New
Yolk man had driven down South
Main. firm-t. nl‘tcr knm'kim: over and
tweaking the ll'nt'tic dummy beneath

the- \V'ushinmon street bridge. and
turning into “'oodanrd avenue evi-
dlntly become lost. as he lzltV‘r re»
turned. when Patrolman Stratton
plum-t] him under arrest. _ .

This. morning in court. (‘urlin ad—

1111111 d that he hzld no driver‘s licvn’i“.

but. said that the New York state of—
til'luls had not as yet mailed him his
0111' certificate and that he had been
told that his bill of 5:111. ['11- haVllll:
purchased his car but r~11c1ntlwz would
be just as good until the certificate
:11'1'1v1-1i. H11 l‘laitllvd tl'.:1t he was in a

hurry and that he knew he would have
to come back ov-lr the .ame road
:lg'lin and would probably be halted
and that was why he had not stopped
:liter knocking“ the dummy over.

 

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The Knob Club held a meeting Sat-
urday evening at the Hotel Mahack—
emo. quite. a delegation of the mem—
bers being: in attendance. There was
further tall; regardin- a location for
the club for the coming season but
nothing definite was arrived at. The.
committee was instructed to continue

'vvork on the Belle Island proposition.

and to submit a report at a later
meeting.

A circular letter will be. addressed
to the members seeking the views of
everyone on this subject.

 

Sanitary Bakery
Sold to Mr. Sandner‘

The Sanitary Bakery. which for a
number of years has been conducted
at 35 South Main street, this city. has
been sold by. the owner. Mrs. Bertha
Haasc. to John D. Sandner. who has a
number of years' experience in the
bekerv business. and comes towxor-
walk from New Haven. where he has
been engagedin the same line of bus-
iness. Mrs. Haase. will retire from
active business in order to “enjoy a

 

 

much needed rest.

 

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for the Dead
Men ’5. Hall

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ficers
Musical Program Given

 

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Jenninzs'

and mlilrl'sms “111' all employed
_hnnm'ilil: tllc 1l11111l of these lodges,
the~ 1'r0VVlilnsz
Cross of Jesus. shining resplendent
almost total darkness. was
with flowers. as. one by one,
plum-d 1'11V1-r1-l1th in the frame
with the l‘l'fidlllt: of ('nch
member's name.

Th1~ effect 01 all this. when
plvted, was i111ll-1'1l beautiful. and.
\\‘1~stport‘s 1n11nly~two (lead.
walk‘s fourtmn. South
tWenty.andtl11

on this auspicious occasion.
souls must have been well

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(Continued on page Four)

 

Lady Jennings Lodge Con-
ducts Impressive Memorial
in Red

ANII‘IIIIIEIIS 'SPEIII

SeVeral of the Supreme Of-
Present and Pie

beautiful
exerciso s
Lodge.
111-1111r of the Shrlvhl'rds of Bethlehem.

in R111 Men‘s l1.1ll. ill \Vushing'ton
sin 1-1. last lll;l.l. Members .1131:
fl'len'ls. with r11-1'1sentntivvs lrom Hi"
Norwalk and \\'1,~‘1pm't Lodges. '1V111'11
present in larm numbrrx and from
the deep silt-r11- maintained by the
audience. it “11.x eVi1l1-11t all were
k1-1-111y touch-11‘. l the c1-111noniv-s.
l’1.:_v1rs 50111; instruillrnml music

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11-.11111'e'cnmc when the

Sludl‘lt'li
they wa-
work
deceasrd

(‘Onl‘

.\'or-
Aorw'alk s
1i\ representing all-
preme officers wrm able to be present

their
satisfied
whcn this striking climax was reach-

ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORM-BY A SPECIAL WIRE AND OUR OWN OPEIRA'I‘OB.

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A Human Arm Proves;
o -. - 9-9
A Battlefield “Relic-

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Print and the Gorlulm l‘rlm are the
three place-s affected. as will as “11'

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Decomposing Arm And

Shoulder Blade of Man.

 

George Kulke, Former Owner of Property, Ex-

plains Farm Hand, Wallace Wilmot, of Bridge- 1'

port, Brought Souvenir from France Two
Years Ago—Was Found Saturday Aft- .

\\'1~stport.
l‘onroy.
\Vullace sll‘w'l.

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ernoon—Murder Mystery Shattered.

 

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.lt'tel'tlnon.
helper.

Saturday
lrllckmun's
Bridgeport

 

Hour.

It was stand at the Shullllllln Al'l (‘onroy “Oilfil'll 13“ l"lr'-1: l'0"’- PO-
S’rint this morning that iIll'll' was one lice late Saturdnx night 111.11 111 111111
.nun 0‘” 0‘” 3 "(H'UUW'H iln‘i‘i“ 1h“ ftllnl'l llil" arm in ."1 l111111'l‘1' 01‘ t'nl'nl
lorhnm Print it was 1141111111. thnl implements 11111! 1.1.1 brouglt it 1mm“,
sllllllial‘ confullons 11:1 nib-ll tin-1'11. At the time o: tl.: disco“... it was

rIlt' printlnl: Industry is l'\(‘1illlt1ll- thouzllt ”"11 ”w '11111 \,, ‘7 .1. ,~
lllV' clllll :11 (I111 111'11'snt time. it \Hll.‘ ' " .' "'5 1"” 0 .‘1
stuled. and the colllil'W Ill 514:1 lul. es- woman. ”JIM” ( 1711111}: “Willi-{"4 Ills
{1.1.3311}. in ”1,. 15,”, . statement and said that l'lt' hurl 1;»1-11

CHICAGO. May 2.~~—Acccptance by engaged in 111111011111: '11 pile 01’ lim'
employers ill many of the larger Cities lfrom the unoccupied farm wlxu.
of 1hr 44—hour week in the printing 'amidst a lot of rubbish in 1'. sl11-1i :11‘.~
industry today alu'r'arcd to have ‘joining the barn. he had come acloss
averted '1 liation-Vvillo> strike in book the humun ”11115
and JUI’ prlntlng shops. although 2.50- ]x'ulkv when located IllIOl‘r‘l‘ 1 1‘1-—
11111-11 sirlkes 111 newspaper plants and , . <1 . ‘1" \"'ll ~ 11 11 (‘11'] 1-
job printing Offices lad been called to {11”.} ,' ‘1' r1 ‘ '1 ”J "H“. n
tak11 pfi'vct today Local officials of "“11"” 1h" h“ ‘1‘“! known 01 1h“
the- lnternutional Tylmzl'nphlcnl l'n- 01'1“"? 1'“ 0' "a l'iln'..111. 11.1.:1 ....111~ 1.1.
lor'. were authorized ‘.1,'1' international 1110111 r11 1lullm: 1111- lust 1w.1_V~:lr:~ ll-
headqunrtcl's to cull Strikes whvrr .‘Jld it had I.1l‘(_'ll brought 0\1-1'.~'1'.1.< 1111211
employers refused to concede the 44-

“'11stport.

Vestlgulion
al'n .
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former
lain that no other skeleton lurls were
ihcms'.
101'1111 «l VVilmol last night
(\ltlllllilllon of
2.1'111

:1 truckmun.
I“‘-£IH£""I

1110 p: inter's strike struck Norwalk ’F
toda/V'. Wlhei it “as hauled that tll11-1
were tour union pl‘ll’llt rs all told "0111" ~
as the result 01 the 01'1l11 (.1 11111 1111. A slit-111011. 01' :1 man's "llllH' left France by “'allllee W'ilmol. of Bridge-
i011. who have been demanding a 44- arm. with the shoulder blade ilttacli— port. :1 Wm V1-.tcrun who was empho
hour week with 4S—llours puyJ ed. “'11s found in a shed llv'ur the for» l-d by him as n farm hand. 1.. 1 .
’l‘ht’ Borda l'ress. thl- scllllmunn Art mer George Kulke house “up“. $1,111 l’t'P'll.‘ Sh: 1ifl' 1. dgar 1.1 Perry. of

who is conducting an M4
into the finding of _‘tjh’c
spent l'otll' hours yesterday thor-
mspw'llng U111 buildings on the
lx’ullu~ properly to make cPr-

\\'1~st11nrt iuV'r-sllg; ttors hail not
11' :11 lx’lllke'n
H111 Dll‘st 111' of thG ..
I111 substantiated.
emplo‘. ('d by Jumrs Lynch. -
01' 11117 Main streetfim '
in gathering up tools and
llllplvmv'nts that had bee.

in Iflhl
(Inn 1'0):

1:11'ml11'.

p11r1h11s1111 from Kulke and Norm] 8]: A
shml 1111.111111'lllng a barn. Among “tho
tools llll(I soml bind lime (‘1:nroy hip-
,“1'1'11ui 111-1111 :1 lll'ann pa1wl' r-avkm.
111111111111: i1 l1" was 1-r-11t'rnniml WEI
'1I-1' $4.1. ‘11‘11121 arm. and tl'om ”'11- pack-
_. ‘1 " ‘

(Continued on page Six) 1’

 

hour week

Newsp: llltl' offices in Cllnmlw rsbulg
Lallcus‘ul and Rutlel. 1:1, and (‘1 lens
l~..ls, .\'. 1'.. were tied 1111 by strikes
of printers. but one paper in Lancast—
er used clectrotypes made from type-
written copy for Monday‘s issue.

About :50 locals throughout ”11-
country had signed 444ml” Week con—
tracts with employers. it was nnnounc:

Norwalk Country Club ~

Visited by Bold Burglar

 

ed at intl-rnational headquarters.

Members of "Big Six" local. or the
International Typographlcal I'nion. of
New York city. voted to defer institu-
tion of the 44-hour week for one
week. when it is expected to be in-
augurated without friction.

In New Orleans 200 printers an-
nounced they would strike today. at-
fecting 23 firms. and in St. Louis
more than half of the 251'! job shops

 

(Continued on page Six)

 

Snappy Sparring Bouts
Enjoyed by Club Members

 

EIVE BIAZES
IN EAIREIEIII

 

Cottages

 

State Police
Annie Jennings.
cent months in Falrfielll.
stood in the town.

the Jennings property
“'hveler, :1. short

trim» the fourth.

3.

ue-I ll.
away.
subjected to

property adjoining that
nines. and fill M \‘l'T‘lll
(mm a. large privati-
Slim 1011 on her l.lni.

marks of lnccrldl'1 rlsm police say
No arrests l1:'-1V1
latest fire on the Jennings estate

UNDER PRIIBE

State Police Invetigates Fire
That Wiped Out Shore

now investigating the
mysterious blaze on the estate of Miss
in Fairlield. “Wednes-
day morning, may incidentally probe
four other suspicious fires within re«
it is under-

Two of the other tires occurred on
a third was in
the burn on the estatl of the late Sam-
distance
which may be
rigid probe, wiped out
seven 0011:1205 at Full'il'ld Beach, on
of Miss Jen-,'
hundred {991'
bathing pavilion
Each of the the “111's bore the ear-

11-1-11 made in thc

 

 

 

Slacker Roundup
Will Follow
Public Listing

\VASHINGTON. I). C. May 2.
—Pnbll'cation of the American
slackin- list, _which will «ml-
menoc this week, will be follow-
ed by a gem] roundup of the
menulcmsclrcs included in the
American Roll of Shame. It. Is
expected that Legion postswm
be active in lining up the slgdg-
el's. ‘

According to information tur-
nished by the Adjutant-Gener-
. al‘s office, the first list, of slack-
ers went [Erna-an! to the various
corps conmiandcrs on Wednes~
day. The .‘seoond as: " went

 

Each list was {01- pin
the days after the date (I leav-

ing \" ashlngton Each“. it 13
111111 limited W200
nunes.

 

 

 

Thursday and the third My.
manna.

 

I Men and Women Alike at the

got himself.

for

in
day—Decoration Day.

amending the Bridgeport charter

,years old from leanmr school without

 

Norwalk Country ClubI
Messed Three Contests
M ay Night—Steward

 

Mr.

MISS MARY E. BETTS

BEEIIMES A BRIIIE

 

Popular Young Lady Mar-

ried to William Edward
Grindrod at Her Parents’
Home Saturday Night

 

One of the prettiest of Spring wed—

dings was celebrated at 8 o'clock Sat-
urday night. when Miss Mary Frances
Betts. the daughter of
A. Carmi
William Edward Grindrod. the son of
and Mrs.
Isaacs place.

formed by Rev.
pastor of the Not-walk Congregational
church. at the home of. the
parents. 14 Newtown avenue.

Mr.
Betts. became the

and Airs.
bride of

John Grlndrod. or 9
The ceremony was per-
Ernest F. erGregor.

b1 ide':

 

W M Se - ' The house was handsomely arr-ing-
nes Flne ed for the occasion with a profusion
m of palms. ferns and apple blossoms.
The work was done by Florist I: G.
Naive rounds of boxing. all stinp- Hantord.
D)’, ’Bnteftalned 150 members of the
No It Country Club. and their (Contlnued on page 81‘)
go on Saturday evening. the nt— _-—'————-
tendanoe being about equally divldbl
between men and women. the latter
being especially enthusiastic over the

bouts.

There. were three bouts in all. each
of {our rounds. The first. between
Leo Johnson. of Bridgeport. and Jack
Dillcr. of New Haven. two colored
boys. was full of pep and go. Ref—
eree Harry Smith was forced to award
the bout to Johnson. who “shaded"
his Opponent. William Mason. of
Bridgeport. was timekeepcr.

The second bout. which V'ns a draw.
was another that kcpt 1211' audience
on the edge of their 51-:113. "Kid"

However. on Saturday night. dcspltc;
his “‘I'H'l". he put up a soul urn-ant

which was: also call»
h. was I1-
.11'01‘11. and
The four
11 p VV'1." re

The linal bout.
ed a draw by Pet'ercc Sta.
tween Young Mac. of Sta;
'(ivl Hog-ran. of Bridgeport.
rounds that these boys p11:
also very good.

Following the bouts a buffet lunch-
eon was served. and manv cummi-
mcnts were given Steward l ra "; llcl—
lywood for the excellence. of the .. 1.

 

 

This Will he tho last function 11"til
May 30th. because of‘tlie work of re.
The

n1'11‘ati0n being done at the club.
rntertninment committee is plannin"
something especially interesting
on the 30th of the montlt. however.
'ricm'int: with the observance of the

 

Assembly Adopts
School Measures

Hartford durinlr
bill
to
allow the establishment of a jani-
tors' and engineers' retirement fund;
and the Senate. bill prompting from
the law prohibiting children under 16

 

Bills adopted at
the Week included the Senate

a certificate from the State Board of
Education. children over 14 years old

are required at home on account of
serious illness or sudden emergency in
the family. provided they obtain cer-
tificates from the local school authori»
ties. The certificates will be good for

 

in

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ten days.

()1

“Th

.3

but the latter. on the (1'1-rt.
himself ‘free and clambercd back
of the store.
Patrolman Frank
summoned by
mises in and around the Five and 'l‘r'l
Store was searched for tun-cs of
untruder.
had squeezed through a small window
in the DeKlyn Bake shop at
street. made his way to the roof
then escaped by climbing down :
graph pole.
to the FiVe
method.

Roy Raffles"
cclle'nt title to a lisp
Firs? District.
which the police figured.

At 4 o‘clock. John Bird.
the Newberry
store in Main street. was feeding the

BIIY IN STIIIIE

 

would be an ex.
ripening in th~
Vest'el'uaV (lllt‘l‘nOOl’l. in
manager

Five and Ten cent

l‘arter. of Stamford. "Nd Young 3"“ little chicks in the store. He heard
son. of llrldgeport. hammered lit ,1“. Crash of a pane of glass. Gallic
four rounds amid “IIIN'Sh‘S‘V' J‘— dowr- stairs to investigate. he arrived
“_lnuse. Carter. who s'r'ru‘d m. the _ust in time to discover a youngster.
navy: was formerly a. promising not more than 1:! years of (11:0. en»
hem}, but dropped 031.”: .11“; JP)!“ terlng the store through a. broken “.1”
part or the g.lm1 50“" “n“ “‘m' dow. He grasped the leg of the boy.

wrenchl 1l
out

\Yil 9'
l1r1' -

Raymond

Mr. Bird and the
th1
It was discovered the lad
27 Mai!
and
In")

 

He had gained Phil
and Ten store be t sam1

A good 1l~'scription of'tlle boy was

\VARVVICK. R .I..
R. Andrews of Ashton
guilty today to a
slaughter in connection with the kill-
tug of 1.11er Jobotie
here Saturday night. when Andrews‘s
automobile overturned twice.
held on $15,000 for trial.
accident was most

The

obtained by the police.

 

The car left the
and then shot back on the road and
tipped over twice throwing the occu—
pants
the engine still running. the car land-
ed on all
of across lots through brush missing
biz trees and mowing down aappllngs
before it stopped, 400 feet from the

road.

out.

 

Man Killed As Motor

Loops Loop in Road

Lizzy 2.———Ha rV'PV
plead ed not
of (1111 n A

 

charge
of Btr‘ltelcy
He, was

unusual..

highway. hit a pole

“'ith the clutch in and

four wheels and started

 

‘ Steward Frank Hollywooi

Fired Three Shots at an
Man Who Escaped Aloht
the Beach .

 

Burglars.
lay oi the land.‘ 'endeavored to “I:
('llll'alll'v to the Nor-walk Country
club. at about ‘3 o'clock—«iaylight sav~

 

lng time ycsterdav morning, but.
were scared away. making their . Q“
cape along the beach. after

shots had been fired after them by
Steward Frank Hollywood.

The man. a description of when:

could not be giVen. was observed by
Walter Campbell one of the waiter: -
at the club. lVing on the porch. and
Campbell went to imorm Mr. Holly-1+»
wood.
The noise inside the club— hotle QUI-
dently irlghtened the man away and
he jumped from the porch and 3pm.
ed along the side. of the dub“
towards the beach where be M
good his escape.

There were no traces to be but!
along the beach. but the impressions.
of the man's feet where he jumpu!
were found. and tracks leading to the
wall at the beach were also to be seen.

The t'ront porch had been scaled
and an endeavor made to enter the
second story of the clubhouse. it was
found upon investigation. The fact
that the windows do not lock. and
that this is one of the things to is
remedied is brliewd by Mr Holly-
wood to be a clue to the man as it...
must. have
with the situation at the clubhoqic.
or an attempt wound not haVe been.
or an allvnlpt would not have been

The 11111 mpted robbery has not. been
reported to the police.

0111131 11113111111111;
1111111 111111111
11111111 311111

(UL! .‘dlll H 1).. May ~1'Qlllt‘i 0b-
serV 'ancc of May Day throughout the
l'ni‘md States. despltc ailments to agi-
demonstrations through the dlll»

 

 

q
4..

tat»:

tributlon oi Ilil'l‘ulll‘t’. "givl's assur-
ance 01' thc l't'turn to normal condi—
tions in Alnt'ril'u." s'll a suitement

 

I

issued here today by Atlornevaencr—

it] Harry M. Daugherty.
'l‘hl' illlOl'nv'y—£‘('n1‘1‘:ll declared thlt

:1 ('stcrdny 1:111 been a typical "Ameri—
‘can Sunday."
His (ll11lt‘llli‘nl said he l'nd been

new '
’urged In issue :1 general public wan!—

.'VS ll.’ 1 I

dug against announcnd demonstration.

11111111 customary. but that he
had reins-111 ‘10 do so.

“'I VVu.;l1l 11'? HIV that it is prrfet'flv
safe to have the smokehonsc door

 

(Continued on 13880 Seven

Mulvihill Withdraws

 

Suit Against [levy§

 

"I've withdrawn my suit ‘
Jacob Levy. We've settled our ~fln. 7
{ere-noes out of the courts." 30 '

serted Joseph Mulvihill to a. repo .
last night. He declined to discuss (1‘
case further and was non—eommlflfl '
to the reporter' 5 our ries.
Some months ago Mulvlllill cam 1;
a. sensation here when he brought
suit against Joseph Levy, 1(opfietor
of Fompo Inn. alleging 87.511) m
clue him as his commission on a!”
of liquor while acting as an agent tor
Lev '. 1
M3ulvihlll has been absent from
Bridgeport for some time and [elm

 

last night.

been some one. famillnp s:

 
 
 
 
 

who evidently knew "Club's“

£1.