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(Our citi‘ii “Finest" inaugurated
their-tired annual l'olice I-‘iind Dance.
and llaiitl l‘oiici-rl. inst eu-ning. cov~
eriizs: lilt'lllNQ'in‘l with glory and can-
lug
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1 i 1.1- in be pass-«i as it (COLtinued on P35 Eight) Ilium :11va I‘uiroliiian Frank lt:e_\mr-1:1~i.
:‘S. Ryle’s
<-,1' Spelke Has Case
. superior Court Con-
.. -:l Until Fall—Sev-
4- -l Lawyers Employed
. ' tzuee Tangle
liltli. June It; -—Attorr4y
-. ‘lzc or lliixrord & Spelkc. as
miiia-l “ilh Keogh .\'» ('niilii-t-
.,ilk. iii "'1 i-[I‘H'ili in .lli'lKl‘
l KI'Hli F iii the Superior ('uiiit
.1 the [iffl‘iii'le of tin 110114
‘ .1 I9!” (‘mlicil 0' the late Mrs
M iiiii- Itylt~.:ip|ii-;iu-l ieaii-rda) in
H'iiwriOi (‘imri to I 4k for a con
ill i~ I‘lilil llii' lull i-rlll (if [lit-
-l Mr. Hprlke hosed his plea, rm
mounds that .1 will (f lillfc was
i for probate to .Ii nice Ki'i'il‘l-I
ll’iill)’, and lint both “ills
l ‘I“ ~rore "it“ Superior (‘ourt
.iviir- time. The appeal (in il 0
of the 19‘14 will Wm: to
T'Tt'd today. The continu-
,.
“invited by Judge Ku-lvr.
Hi... wy: opponed by Attor-
‘Ji‘trpz, l‘i {J'lilil'll null Rich
'v.‘I:1Il"d OII PM“ Eight)
.1‘1’. lHER ARREST
lf’i‘ BARENBUSE
llillillR RRBBERl"
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i'l‘v iliil to use in
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Two Wills
guri In Legal Contest
BRY CHIEFS Wiillll]
YIELB BRBUNB, BllT
Wheeler
onizing Features
\‘i'AgillNCTUN. June lG——r‘ri)liil-i-
timiu‘e .ire till-iiil‘l‘ oli tlil-ir li-R‘islutih-
piiigr.iiviiiie, \Viuiil- ii. \Vlii-i-Ier. Ri‘J‘
Hpnkiwmiin. for the .\V:lv~.\':il0~li
II‘ZLLZIH', s-eiiis to heme ox-rplaw-il his
ii:i.".ii :inrl liri‘iiiL'llt :ili'iiil i‘nl'lillfi'llhl‘
H!- is charm-r1 “Till lnmiiig «Tour. 1')"
Volsiouul lull uvili l.lit‘~ill)li.ill"' pru-
\iP-lilll ~i wliii l. “Iii (‘31..61- del:i\ in put-
tin): through the :iiii1.lii-i-i lrgislatiolt
l’ri<1~l‘-1l Hauling l1:i- inn-ii iii)-
no flit 1| in ii\' leu1’1li.*ilo~ business iiilivr.
cs" ”"1?
> has: rl the)" uro- tlirI-rito-Ii- ii
vu'h li‘ ‘l'l'l‘llil'l when lili‘} should
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11““..111 11. Imam-ll, Pr’slilcni of 11m
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I:"ll1-'I~' 'il :«vfwit “OS loii- iv..-
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m- .il -» .4... \ l‘Hl'.llli'T"’ tempes-
liii 1;: l‘1'.\i..1"1l l‘ ll '1 “lilting rlliil]l 1h
ilv~ui«'v':.i .kil' 0" ll:1 .\"ti S-lm-i-
‘l.".'-l-: 1" li'? l'i\'. of Hz! .\'.'.tiiii.il 'l‘vlii-
”Hr” i'. .11 11"! lirfi T‘Iliifi Yi'.~".
‘l'losiii.:.1 n: l‘ \\ui:iiii'< ("ziisliln
1'UI’ [irrnfii‘r l'1.'1n'i. to d'aw up :1 i-l:i
it) Il'ollbil ill '.~i- 111‘ TH" r {1H 11“.“.
I'lilir
l‘l'n'. Mr I» 1 v lirixiviir
i". \K’i.:.lu— \i‘ " it:?‘\.k."l “illi ll‘.‘
ink. i' ili<' (nu ii '1'] t- result “mi
:1 {:-r»r1-.i'i11'L: proposal w! icli Trizhh
i-m-vl it gildll. to l-iiu'irc-ws. that list-s :il-
iil and
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(Coriinued on Page Three)
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Miss Olga Schede Becomes
the Bride of Andrew Wil-
liam Bush of North Ber-
gen. N. C.
in“ n" the {weiiit at weddings or the
seam” took place at 5:30 o'clock yes-
ii-iihiv afternoon in the Grace I‘ro-
lestziiit ilpificopnl church. when Miss
l ,. ri inhieliriiirtts rradn
l' Hoff-min against
."«ul of limk Ridge,
0‘ SIROOH are aL
.m... CH: of Chapter
-'v- ln-v..- 'Tlie allega-
<l lw.‘ r--i~\z'-rkn I1nl:i'0<
‘: 11.ry 1:1 a unit which
'I'~ b. Hru'l'riinn'n rounsPl
'I-ll (’-'l«‘lon ilull'. head
' “hum” 1.1 “hu'll darn-
for :iilegeii imper-
. .
.‘ Tili‘i'
:.‘ .
t ‘ I
i l.tJ/n;.
v.34 (.1. Judge Johv
iir'i Mead and
rhrtnin ”1'1qu
the end a mis-
Ti:e .‘l‘lll had «'1'-
:1q both the
roumwl for
nnd atterwnrds
imlh criminal
-:-'vl it.
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‘lli-{f- Hl'hetie. daughter or Mr. and
Mrs. Ritual St lit-lie, (,i' “.114 Norwzilk.
iwcaiiw the bride of Andrew “’illiam
Hui-1h, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Rush, of North Bergen. North Caro-
lina. The ceremony was performed
bf. Rev. James Benton W’erner. rector
of the church.
The bride w..s handsomely attired
in white satin gown with silver lace
with an empirn train and veil. I-lhe
Carried a bouquet of white rose-buds.
The maid—of-honor was Miss Cora
Entriip. who was dreaswd in pink oat-
iri, With hat to match and carried
roses
The bride-maid was Miss Grace Hol-
land. She. was prettily gowned in yel-
low satin with hat to match and car-
ried roses. -
The. best man was Julius Budovak)’.
Arthur rintrup and Clarence Korker
were ushers.
The church and house. were prettlly
Vlilis
brought.
(Continued on Pain. 3|!)
ilAM Elllll BE BEER
in Trouble for
Having Loaded Down
Volstead Bill with Antag-
.li-lin 'i‘mitliiil l’i'.ii:k Stiulluii. \\'.i‘-
iill‘v' Silllllill3. .lu‘.ii li"\llulil:1. T:‘l'-\.-'Ii
(‘luntn .luliii S‘llllii -:.l (‘lmrles I'.-i:e
(‘iursls lir‘ Lm‘v- ~:ri- SIIIM'YAIITPI'A
dent ni' l’nlim- It. l’éaiiinignri. He.
to-ciii'i (‘aptiiiii .l. .iJ-‘II and Phil!“ ul'
the Fir. iNTLil‘lllI-lil ii l~2 Johnson.
all ri-prcSviiiatiu-s from Tlriulgo-pori
'l'ho- ("omnion "Ulii‘it‘ll of Norm-all. :it-
ir-Iulril in a body.
['t'Opit‘ llor'ki-il {10111 1:: ir and {..1.
coming ironi Bridgeport. Stamford.
liaiiliiiry and New Haien and :ill iii.-
(Pontinued on Page Eight)
m $6. 1921
Mr M anthem may.
‘ " 20,000 Fighting .
8.7+
ism
NINETEENTEARS
State Board Terminates
Sentence of New Haven
Murderer
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These Include Four “Wood
Alcohol Killers” of 1919
-—-0tiier Cases
.‘\?l‘-.".. I‘ “l.“-‘l‘ I'r N1 \.' H.1xi i.
>i'lilt-i I - ii to l: slii'r pin-rm 1.,v 11.
111 \. n it \-- ill 1;. 1; lui .riiiird-r 1..
il .- w... .1 15-; tr. was alumni :1 pm
...- 1. 1y..- :7 boaru of 'IllriB'Jli“
y. ,Ymiiit) niln .uoii after ”1‘ board
1 .2 >3; thivv :i' twu-iiui session
itizi. .iwlti' 5l\lnii .qgunln 2x.-
‘..~i. 1: L7...» \\.\i th.» (mix mu u.
:l- i-uiiiia-i v. one Page rem-hell l:-.~
"Hal-li- consivw‘uiion l._\ Tilt limiill.
It “ax i’lS o.:‘ ih M‘II‘N‘AHIIN‘G' heft)"
H.- .l'l.‘.-'(i :i"l wlilli in did not «For
t' \ i c i. i \113- ' i‘t. IT “as plo-a-li-ii ill
11., i~~l:ilt l“. the killing wiz- 0m-
ul iv ‘1 \...:i 1.. ‘ll’lfi'li mi tiii- impulse
.ii Hu- mun... L «Mirthg :i illluflt‘i. “lili
1 i.l"L'l" 1:1.i1: ‘rzin itilllSt‘i. Whirh
slui'ml (not .i l‘.\|fll matter. It (‘Hllll‘
other main laughed at
leer-u «irou‘ him into
i-.iolo griii-ixr-l a Cheap
illll' knife lrn! a table and mad.- 'i
slush He cliii u-d it “as in mi!
(it‘il'illfl‘. This the state denied. Th.-
miiii who had i uniiid Uziolo rt C(iVL‘d
ill tliit .iis 'l“.-
llzinlii and in
it In 11M. and
(Continued on Page Three)
Detective in Charge of Nor-
folk Murder Case Makes
Significant Statement, but
Says Investigation Is Not
Completed—Miss Parsons
in Serious Condition —
Scope of Probe Gradually
Narrows ..
J
1.‘
Nlilll‘IlBJx'. Jun.-
”‘0‘ killing: iii Joseph M
Concerned there is no master} 'I‘lm
investigation 0 film miirdrr is I‘Tli
(‘Onlploi-‘Il That is ilii Hill} filiA'r‘TTIl'nt
i will inakl- for ”14- [Hll‘llt‘ Just in.“ "
This stun-mint. mail: M i‘..i-‘.'-.il.
“obi-"i 'I‘ Hiiilr) 0' lliv- l‘ucirmctnii.‘
Hilllt' [m'ii‘i lmluv. it.” tlii- lrsl Ki\0'li
out oll‘u‘iad} since tiu- :ii.llinii‘ia-.~4 l-- .
.:=!i lll .‘ \-.a.1u.. llo iiiHi-lcr of T‘.ir—
unin' i1: his—home. and th«- SlJHlil'J: «.9
l-u sister Mil-s Mai, I‘uisons, d. \A-'k
14:0 tniIJ}.
\.i-l.ci-a.ui Semi Slim l"nr~un~.
T-‘Il'ri'ivnt .tlg'r Lennard J. Nickcr
Son. pilin- .ci-fnilcr {or l‘.iir:.-lvl
(Continued on Page Four)
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to Succeed the Late Fred-
erick Buckley
At. the regular “'(ilnesday night
muting or the District Commission-
ers 01 Till‘ First District. :liWilrd J.
Finnegan was appoint-a clerk of the
1i-0urd to ii’l the vacancy caused
the recent death of Frederick Buck-
lt‘)‘.
) Mr. Finnegan's long omclnl associa-
tion with the business affairs of the
First District. especially his connec-
tion with the \Vater Department and
his knowledge of municipal affairs in
general will be a valuable asset in the
management of the office and the
Commissioncru. John D. Milne and
.WaIiuce “mm. are to be. congratulat-
ed on their wisdom in the appoint-
(Continued on Page Seven)
’Expiosion on U. 8. Ship
Kills Two Enginee
LONDON. June l6.-—John 1‘. Rit-
chie. aged 30. a resident of New York.
and chief engineer of the American
steam-hip Panhandle State. and John
Green. aged 25. a junior engineer.
whose residence to not given. were
killed instantly on‘fiundny last when a
.generntor on the vessel exploded. It
‘was disclosed in a report to the United
States consular authorities today.
Ritchie's widow live: in New York.
Edward J. Finnegan Named,
Killing Oi" Parsons
No Longer Mystery
BENJAMIN BEBRTEL
EBUNB READ IN BER
Benjamin Iliihiol. :1 (‘ixil War Vet-
i-rziii, “I“ (mind dead in bed earl)
llill‘ morning at his home, 26 “'aici
street. First District. Death was the
rtslill of heart failure. it is said.
Scores of friends were shocked to
learn of [ht iii :ith of the \‘rli'i‘an. who
was well knot”: throughout Norwalk.
H: was 78 M-ul‘s or age.
l'iim-rui si-iuci-s “iii lu- lit-ill at Q
n'tlmk SalimIaV morning from the
iii'io-riil parlorsl of II \V. liznmoiid.
\Vixllillflihtl i-‘ii-vt. and ut 'J o'clock
From S: Mini-a church. lzii'ml “iii
in it: Si M'i"'> '"lill'll"\
.‘lr lh-ci'w “As a member of tlic
'filzifill! 7.0‘I:1\~ Regiment. the 72nd
i'o-niiinyluiiia. “lzosv riciirii i1 :1 mm-
;-r of history. He participated In :1
won or toga-twinning during the (MIT
war.
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A‘llciigli it was bell-wed that Flui-
(‘tv'linlix‘lhl‘u'l‘ of Highway Charles J.
Tit‘lilit‘ll wouhi lt' present in this city-
this am riioon l‘rr a tour or inilpeclinn
{oi the proposed concrete roadway
from the Standard (Hi C()In|l:ln‘- ii.
\Vliitc Tli‘ldgi it‘. ill!" Fifth ilis'rict.
M.i\or Jeremiah l)cmo\‘:iri. up iiiiiil
noon todiy had heard nothing from
by ‘arailal
.Mr l’lenneit. -
Mr. Bennett's \isit here was for the
purpose or going over the ground be.
fore any layout would be made in tin-
The city has no city .‘TllYinf‘t'r
“P for the purposes of making
such a layout. and so it is likely that
an outsider will have to he hired at a
'grcater expenw. than If the office of
city engineer was still maintained.
The. residents of Rowavton are anxi-
ous to have something done towArda
the construction of this road. which
would provide an entrance int South
Norwalk. and also in Rowayton of
home woken and people who pur-
chase articles.
The condition of most of the road:
in Rowny‘lon at the. preterit time is
such that uncle“ and summer resi-
dents go to Durien and Sunniord to
purchaoe neceollties. ~.
Beichstag Amendi Army
Law, Fixing 100,000 Limit
BERLIN. Juno 1¢.--The Reichm
has passed a bill amending the arm!
law in accordance with the demands
of ultimatum of the Allies. The
chle change is that the low now gx-
preuly “to; that the my shall con-
otot 0! 100.000 men. including a max
imum 011.090- one“ or .
with the rank of offices-I.
His father I: chief engineer 0! t“
steamship George Washington. ‘.
W
Tryow!‘ mm‘
Sill MARTINI
GUNS SEBED
NHW‘ YORK. Jum- l6.—i-‘\n lint-uti-
cation “as under way today to deli-r-
mine how and why more than Emu
modern machini- guns. with liiiiiilrulx
of spare parts were placed on board
the steamer East Side. “illit‘ at trier
pier iii iiol-oken awaiting departure
for an Irish port. Ultn-iiils oi the
Customs Service. the llepartiiioqit'ol
Justice iind the l’ S. Sliiiqiiiic Heard
begun checking up tii' ilisctnvr in
whom tlii “I‘JIPUIIS “ere consigned
and who caused the In to i-l- plum-ii mi
hiiiil‘Ii.
’i‘lu~ :LI‘lliS var. Hizwl )iaiirii:i\ by
customs r‘llii-isils. Sill'fil'tlllt'li‘l\ ll-i-i
\‘crc take-11 from tl~c iiisuiiiis oil-vials
l-,\ Hubiiko-ii police. \ilm :ictcil iiiiilii
:i smiii-li :Lllll FO"ZIIYQ' \\il'l:illi Hunn
out iv) l-‘iuiik \\'illi:iliis. who sud llii
giizw l.:iii tin ii stub it from illlll
'I‘lii iiiu-stigaturs also llil‘llt‘ii ilieii'
:iciiutdis lim‘uiii \\'1'!i;iitv.~ liltid). to
delviniliii- ho“ lii- Him. into lithium»
ion at tin arms \\'ilii;ims 11-11134 .1 in
milk: :iii) stub-111i at other than to s:i_\
the \x'vapons “en- stolen fioiii liilii (Hi
.Ium ll
'i‘lzi . ixxu‘ \\ is lirriiirlt
‘Nlilr hill'l b) iuo i-l-.ii1'.».< hi i urns 011
ii i Van: Sula. The crews \u‘t- cliAi'u-
((T l!"l‘lill§4 oi“ the marine strike. A
iiio-mi-r r (if our of the (rcws was sun!
to h:|\" informed Gouriimclil agents
that the firms wcn on board.
CflMliENCEMENI
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ilillsiile’s closing program including
the graduation of the Class of i192).
took place last evening in the Elim-
lii-th Mead Memorial Gymnasium. The
friend: of the moi and of tile Class
assembled in unusually urge num-
bers and when the first chord of the
uchool procession“ M-re struck. ilu~
spacious room on: filled. To tl1i~ mu-
sic of "Ancient Days." the girh Illiili'll-
«d to their appointed pint-rs iii tlir
from o! the room. the Faculty and the
iimiluiiiing (‘luNs taking scat! on the
platform. “'iih the Principals. Miss
Ilrcndliiiwr and Min Francis. sat at
the speaker of the (“\l'nlllfi. Miss Jl‘itll
Hamilton. A. ll. Vassar. Gem ral Sec-
retur} oi the National League of (‘ilils'
Clulis. .
It is aluays a part of the comm! i‘r‘r -
men: program that the school ro-cilc
:ilmii' Iv
(Continued on Page Seven)
TEACHERS Will
BE fliVEN SALARIES
Although it was stated to "i S ll'l i'l
reporisr |-_\' l'ity Treasurer lliiW-lvl 'l‘
Murray: lust e-U-ntng. that it wz-s- y'iiv-
that be lim‘l not certified the hit for
the salaries oi the Will teach 5 iii“
the month of June iii-c.1119.» there “a“
not mom-i enough in the fund to in”:
tin-in. tin-re is llllil' liklitiood that the
Ili'ilir will bi held up.
This “as learned this nit-mini: "\
’I‘l .1 Sintmil from an uiztlioiiliic
source.
Tl" mags for salaries fur .lunw
:xnimiut to 31").00”. \vlilfe “‘0‘ ”you“
siii‘licir-iil to pay them is iippr()kiliiiill .
l) Slim-9". l“11\ll:8 :\ dt‘lll‘il oi‘ :ippitv -
i‘ii ito-ly 3&000.
This moiiiinir City Clerk Il‘\il)'.' l1
Robertson said that there was lllt'w
fear about the non-paimcni of tin
bills, on: he “kniw or no reason “In-
t'ii ‘. wouldn't ilt‘ paid."
\vhi‘d the Board of Estimate and
Taxation holds its sprcial nil-Min; on
Monday (VQ‘TiinK. .Iline 211th. at lli.t
time there will he an
made for the purpos. of ‘mcclilie ti“
deficit caused by the nonmavmt-m m‘
the state of the sum of “1.394 for
teacher's bonuses. and it is lielirw‘d
that this amount will be put to the
credit of the teacher salaries uccouni.
and that a special meeting 0' the
council will then have to be caHed for
the purpose of authorizing the pay-
ment of the bill. ‘
[ANN PARTY AT
MRS. N’BAUSEANB’S
About 70 people attended the final
meeting of the Women’s Annotation
of the South Norwutk‘ Congregational
emti. which was held at the homo
of Mrs. K. R. McCain-tend. :5 Bayflew
avenue. from 2 until 6 o'clock (8. 1'.)
yesterday.‘ This was the last meeting
u .
out
Following the bushel- of the meet-_
ing a. lawn party was held. and apro‘
or entertainment given. Mrs.
John R. Wrigley gave three violin oe-
lections accompanied by Kn. L. Ill.
Allen. Min No Hutchlnl read two
poem: of heern com “on;
“Winner!” and "AI You w.
Cherub llott and his "one—man band"
also Mod A number of novelties
mm which were greatly eu-
joyol. m by tho 'Endeuvor
. mod
Groin o! the Mancunian.
.0N STEAMER
appropriation.
4
inc Does Not Find
SMYIINA. June 10 (Associizlui
i'riss). ‘It is lilll‘i‘OliililL‘ that the .
(Errek ullt iishr against tltc 'i'iii'kihii
l
1Nationalist:- \\lll be started lor Sl'\l'i‘¢li
i‘i’iii‘diiiitiiiii iv i'o-iu ii the corre-
<iminli iii Mi tl1- \. 1.11%.. M‘ lii~ siiiiiil.
ta llil cntlzi Tillllhl’ (in ilmvkiin: tlw liiiy.
Two Wives
BABBRERTY TB
*PRBBE BBNN.
BRASS SBANBAE
United States Attorney Gen-
eral Gets on Trail of War
Contracts — Waterbury-
Cheshire Company Is on
L i s t —— Cummings-Lock-
wood Settlement w i t h
Palmer to Be Investigated
“'ASHINGTHN. .ium- in Tii‘» u“
department of justice is going to the
bottom at the war contrait or the
Connecticut ”maul (Q Maiiiiifaictuiinu
(‘orpni‘atiow or \\';iterliun :i-ui t‘l‘i>
hirc through “hill! the gmcrnini-ni
lost nearly SIMHHW in tin \irniiui'iil
conversion of copprr furnishiil by tlii
war iii-pai’tiitcnt.
Attorney (:iiimal
newspapernio-n iodav. following: an
OZIrliv'T intimation bi l'l‘lNi-lliil ":1le
inc. that a special division or expert
inumiignlors was being (iiuiiiiizrd iii
the department of justice- in look 111m
all war contracts about which any
question had her—ii raised. and that he
lizid already s: limit-«l :1 high grade litr-
I Iannlwrty
_\er to hciid ill“ mg;iiiizt.ii‘iui.. ll: 1..-
{erred not to name ilie lawyer until
ht" i‘lflil his :il‘co filliiir‘o- \"illl‘ ll“‘
l‘iinnirclirut Brass & Miirulaciuriiig
i‘ovporaiimi (‘Dnlrnct was not sperm-
crilh mentirinvd. ilm fart that illt' oril’
nahcc d4 partment balm-«l ill ill" Sf‘l‘l"
ment proposed by Cummings “Till
(Continued on Page Three).
EBUR lilllEB lN
' NEBRASKA WREER
OMAHA. Ni ii.. June His—Fm” PVT-
souu w-re killedu fourteen injured.
some seriously. and three or (our iii-r
missing. in the wreck of an east—bound
airaln on the Chicago & Northwestern
illailrond. near Crawford. Net-H late
last night.
Forward sleepers plunged through a
'bridge over Big Cottonwood creek aft»
’21- the engine and mail car had passed
safely. A relief train took the dead
and injured to Chadron. a few miles
9.1.: or the scene of the wreck, and
returned to complete the search oi
the debris. a.
Crawford is In the for northwest
corner of Nebraska and wire com-
munication with the, scene of the
wreck was meagre.
Hotel Proprietor
George W. Sweeney. managing di-
xector oi' the Hotel Commodore. New
York city. has purchased the. former
Captain “Villain H. Hoyt place.
Elma-est. now owned by Fred Creb-
bin. Jr.. and piano-to make Norwalk
his future home. Mr. Sweeney to one
or the. biggest hotel men in the coun-
try. ham. beside- his intuuu in
New York. hotel- in Rochester and
Smyrna Very Cheerful at Present.
‘ Men in Greek Arm
King Constantine Ha§
100,000 Men in Reserve;
Likely to Be Several Weeks Before .Ofiensiw
Against the Turkish Nationalists Will S
Nationalists Are Reported to Have. Less
Than 100,000 Soldiers—King Constant-
i
—_.
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Life in and Near
‘6?!
to-
l l
and. iii the course of a half hoof.
('onxcrsaiioii. dim-119124.111 e\ erytm
from religion and superstition to no -
high cost of li\ing and the iwauly ‘
’l‘iirkish women. In front oi ihe ho.
‘\lt'k.‘(, Kim: I oustiiuiiiio- ll|'(i.‘iH‘li in ’81 NW lltni mural liiinili‘cil per“
'i‘lii- Associated i'icss. )lflil‘l'lld).\lic Iliad unthiiui Iu iziiih :, gliinp” ‘
Nilii hi \\i)iild not un in tin from! i... lh!‘ first King to twins in 8mm
(nil Jul} 3. and that. In did iii-t 1x— 'uiiici Til" dais oi the ThJJI‘iiiYH‘ E.- ‘1‘
pert to ii-iiilri tn Allim‘s until August [H-l‘t-l‘s.
'i‘licfli‘cck Arm) iinu iiiiiii‘uiis ‘01-. l:‘t"l~' tI-i‘ (‘lllli‘e‘ltlll‘llt'll‘ had 5
mm llgii'llli; II‘J'H il‘. Anatolia. and 11 (‘llilit't in :is'n *->_\ unstioiis. COO-U
has lull in”) ri-seucs. 'l‘lic Natiiw'iz-l ‘slaiitiiw iiiiiiiiri-d 1: in iiiiil been t“
lulu. ii is (‘Slllllaii‘iL lulu: less than to Tillil suitzililr tl!i.'i"lI n- in Smyrna. ‘
1000”". . "\‘i'i iii-i “111111 in put up with-0‘
l‘i»1\:1:iiitiiii- limit~ Il‘ll Tlllfl lift in lll’llN lull" (-oii'liliniis hen-5‘ lie at "
Smyrna \l‘l\ l'hl‘l l'illl iii i-onipiiiiii- “Slimliui “ i'~ 11' t Ii- comforts o! Att-
r-i during his ciiiiii-isulimi v.11!» ilii- mm M. 'l'hwtokin. in} Munster C
G'QI'T‘0_\lill.HT1‘Ii oi the pi. M-in ( ii liml- “'iir “11.8 '2lniiwti-iiillm‘1nail») a p».
burs. hull litlntllild 1M l‘i-l 11..: 1m luv u" i-o-ilwiits Inst night and he he-’
i‘iilll'i Ill‘i m- l~:’1ll11:i;' bit-:iufiv- v‘ iiu Ll‘ulll! .‘l‘ vlvstt‘l'n't that Hill‘ morn"
int-”,9“ (.1' [m prom.- 1.. .. 11. 3, 1.1 l in u‘vii‘i li‘l‘n slf‘l\l’l12i'_illiii Trillght u
Siini'izi l'-..\ “1111.194 llilil in» !»'~.- n I“ \'- " I! “1 ll“! 4"“
1‘? i 11". iii .-\\lu in la “9‘ :iv- i-ni. 11. I \"Ii‘1\>-' .i‘lil“ l'. ports . BM
|.Ti.\s l 11-l-r- \\ in ii iii iii I .} l‘i i 1,”: '3‘ . .4111“ \.. :- tlll'll'I‘ii hustlllm
“l tlil nu? infiliirtdnil ilu \l];.rl‘a'| tan-Hun llii- 'l‘i'L'rli Kailiilisilistjs. -
gum. a" pnki 1‘," (iii King 1. Hunk. ,1 f-\ri;i 'lliti :11'0~ "i'tkllik’ important m-
"l (\l‘li‘I‘ biz-Hui. liizl I didn't lxliou lliv- “"9“ hi“" ""‘l‘ ”1‘1"“ l” Hm)“
\‘Zilllt‘ of tin Izii'iis l Tl‘li‘. and “Bill to “5““ “ ‘ll-‘W'itl‘l' """l “HIT (‘lih’ 9"-
iilii". ni\ \A';i\ iliri-iigli. TIIII l “mi" llP‘l‘Wl lv\ tlw l‘ulilivzi. General OBI-
i’uud. ‘llI'Hf' ri pull.“ :ms- rt. in "larch“
(Continued on Page Five)
. .
Claim
Years Ago,
Connecticut — Claim no
mony—Mother and No. 2.
Mrs. Galloway of Wdfi
port. Deny Prior Alli”
by No. l
ii-i-o-simi in the following story w“
loll'
\ Locates in Norwaik'
w
guarded seer-'0'. the marriage ‘
lioiialii Francis thkay. former 1*
:itliloii. sportsman and wealthy I”
about town .to at mcmlwr (it the In:
mid chorus iii-came known Sealer“
(‘oiiir-idr-nt with it came tlif‘ «ii-coo.
(H i‘wt .‘ilr. Mackav has since has;
marrild to n di\0rcoe prominent H.
New York society and that he I.“
'\!t ll-l 'rum his first marriage.
'l‘lir i'irsl niul'l‘IlIZo was the EM
math ()t' :1 (my party on the New A.—.
sum...“ iinnr in 1915. The use“
was pirl’ormnl in Connecticut. (“9.
. (Continued on Page Seven)
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Abraham l' llnlpern. M Btu-Iv-
ford. a chemist and pharmacist. y.-
tcrdu purchased the stock. rim
and. business of the Cliftord PM
nmi‘). Iiic.. locatiil in 1h” CHEM
Hotel. the purchase prire being a.
proximately “1.000. Isaac
was the proprietor of the compo.
which conducted the pharmacy
Fred Shepherd was manager.
.fl‘
and three months. with the prim
'aeeured from Harri- & Guns. om:
o! the building. by Mr. Halpern. w.
intends to take immediate ;
of the business. Attorney John LG.-
neo represented the former ow...
and Assistant Prosecuting Attorn.
Abraham “'ofley. 0! Stamford, re.—
PERTH A)TBOY. N. 1.. June 1‘.-——
John E: Mowrey. a fireman. died. ll.
received last night, when a. are tr“
was struck by an engine of the 99».
trnl Railroad 0! New Jersey. at a.
market street crooning. Mom
death brought the number 0!
Que- to eight.“
A new lease. running for six you” "
or renewal for three years more. fl _‘
Former Yale Star ..
Donald F. Macth's W ‘
Marriage to Chorus Girl h‘ .
Cannot Recoil First Celt.“ *
but Admit Alienations-it -
0
”Friends of the former Mrs. B.-
trict- \Vright Gallaway of Long in.
ro:1d.Vs'cstport. who on Decca”
22nd last. was married - to 0: .., -
Framis MacKay. former _Yale ‘
lvie. i-pnrismnn and wealthy n
about town to a member or the “a ;
was published in the New I“
World this morning. , ‘:
Tlit- story {nllow.-:- "
After six your: of the cm
o
a:
\he City Hospital 0041137..me In)“ \
resented Mr. Halpern. i 1: .
Eight Dead in Crash - - 9.4:
of Fire Truck and Engin x;
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