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.ites Sustain Action
of Executive Council
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ii lidraws His Accusation of “Gag Rule,”
vrcsident Gompers Threatens Him"
l'rci‘crment of Charges—Champion
. rc’SdUIn for the Mexican People—
~q tiers and Lewis Are Both Confi-
‘w-i of Victory at Election Today.
. inn-'31:: hurupenn labor movement and in
4. k.“ ”wand (Olldt‘nlnlll‘ the Russian Scum Gov-
‘ a “pH“. t ernment. When he put the Russian
.- i H question to vote. President Gompers
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JHH'I (turnp.'
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was charged with "machine rule" he‘
ruiim- he declined to permit di'lo‘flzilflfl
‘tn speak in defense of the Soviet
hail '(iovn-runii-nt.
l) :3 Smnrt. of l‘hlf‘ugf). wttlidie'w
ni- llililf‘fl kat hm Mt‘qja‘u'on of "Silt: rule" when
l J4]. wlii 'h d'rrsidcnt (iomiwrs thr.._"pm.d him
.i .m g 'h» Lint l“‘",h °"'f"'""""‘ 0' "huts”-
,, ,1 M". Jr" ”in ilw’i‘rll-I‘Nilidl rotations coni-
inituo- ri‘i:0iiinu-niicii that the i~-.v-‘ii
, “I, ”I.” H“, tiyfl ClHlIlI'il continue its negotiations
.- ,,. A HUM. In an olTort to “UV" the [nU‘rnzitiomu
', 5.3,...L‘IIHN urn-"”1"”J i:-i kiwi-i so that the Federation
“mnv ha.» ‘he opportunity of ntl‘ili.
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‘ ”my“, 0- H”. l l'l adapting the report on thi- PTA-I-
'l l‘ .; With 'lu- .\i.i- l‘l'llll l‘v-lvrzit'un. UNI l‘OIlVPIlUOY‘I
1i .1; 01 '1',-7h|....."dm'l.iri ii it has "from the fir!" lwv‘."
~m «ignition or Hug. rthv ardent champion for freedom for
,h,. Mpmmn ponplP. and (”(Drv‘flflf‘d
.wv'irw marked iiotli
Which sus-
evow-Iitlvul
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gratification "that our hopes it?" find
'ing rrumon." tmh "mindful of NW
'gr-w-d which still seeks satisfaction i'i
ithc rich rv—iources of Mexico."
l :eoric Showers May
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Owners in btate
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'icts Appearance May v
‘ \V'AHHIVG’Y‘HV l) P, Juni- 2.3 —-
‘09“ By A“ The publication of tho- slacker lists
"AW" M the W'ir lit-piirtmrnt has cuum‘ll
d ”I" “‘f'w' I""»)""‘<~‘ 5.» Whil‘h ”1" no munv contruivi-rsiea .ind revcnlcd so
‘Khv:“'t:|ngnr' "'T”"" “"2“. "N‘H'd many errors that the resolution of
i- "inn .l- (-7. [Hi i ll‘ pru , , . - ‘
‘inn for room.- il')‘ ulfii'izil t4) l.--pr.2wn€nll\? “.Hk' (Wilt). one-0'
‘hnt the: Hun”) ”r Jilly Would he l.;l Fullctt» tollowcrs. to publish
, Jun" _~7 ”H. H...” "Alarm-ti ‘liv names of all corporations or in-
propv-r ct-linlimiim. m lniii- Illvldllulfi that made more than :15 per
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. K:iili-ii by pyriili-l l f‘IH‘Ill «im-
on Monday
I )ay might,
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that
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it! now :ippruuctr
'0 (m nirli-urii'
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vent. prullt .luri’ur the war in receiving
1;tt:.- approval in Congress.
Mr lit-Pk Still] ”in profitrvrfl should
tw o-xnosvd sinci- tlic slackers havl'
bet-n. it was p()llll"(l out today by
("ongrc-m le-idi-rs that many controv-
prim-ea .iml protmhlv scores of damage
suits would I'I‘Mlilt from such action. l!
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would lw «liftll-ii't in many instances
.7:- l('.il‘ll‘¢.' of the "Umr '4) detnrmini- whether the prollt was
"‘4” ”l“ "mm“ rv-ully KI‘l-‘llPr than :5 per cent, ll.
..,i..il-ly izot tn- \'l.‘"|ltll: “1L“ ““1.“me
l...-,.~- yr." 11:1|"I,,:?0?:) Another clinrze of Mr. l‘ii-ck was
I” ,_, sun-“.wnt p” thiit. the wzir protitccrs have failed to
.y v.).- ill who (‘ilf‘f‘ lmj. H.0- ‘;U\t‘!'.i'2lvlll $l.|i(lti,0(l1|,000 in
'il mil tlm [N).4:H‘ii lam-H dm- 'l‘lii- 'l‘ro-2iszir\ Department
'ur WlillO' it was Hus wu-k shun-d .i drive to collect
in?“ _. ll. WI” ”ill unpaid i.l~.o“i or lllUHl’ t‘r:iiiriul4‘iitiv
1 vr Ulll‘vi‘l‘t'liluti lilt‘ t-‘thlt‘d. .
ow >r>e .irv im-
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"I~1.I'li liillfifl‘ trrinl
about “in:
it. if HUN” in:
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'lrmmh Hi"
'.lll of light,
'h. llli'llllllhl —.
ll. .i‘l ": l' < ' ’ -
,, ..,'.' Lil”: Again Ready to Stop Whisk-
... “MH- ye Running, Six Men Be-
":V‘t nl'il'mi: . . . . . ,
t... m v... ing in This Vicinity
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huurnl.
. STAM FORD. June 25. —-Pruliihl-
I‘Lrn F'loc) {ion enforcement officers. sin in
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. .'l good .i.’
- ll" lndusr‘ial ”wm'
gun.“ ‘ior The men, who are forme- Ilcszcn|
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ said that Wiiiiam J.
number. went on duty on the Boston
Post road last night. to stop w
key running, which, it is said. it.
he: 11 carried on extensively while
agents were on .in enforced hfllougli
by reason of luck of funds to pay
police officia
. '.,’,“‘,“"w.‘..ff‘ McCarthy. a f rmer dent in charge
‘ J.“ enjoyed is not now in the enforcement. ser.
‘ ‘ ‘ vim“ ihclr chief being Elmer C. Pot-
w: an id. tor. of Boston. whose Lppointment
. r, ,A (m bird was announced a tcw days ago.
my” hamllrd it Is stated that fourteen men .of
‘ Agent Thomas McAuiifee's "flying
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eiilore~.itlng
invorntej
Livery the all out sounding
Fears
grown -. squadron" who were laid off when
.mr'n‘ 0', b'fm' there was no money to pay than.
‘I- .ittrac'iv-a are among the mppointments.
= ...- who 0:4 Wheeler Brothers’
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During the proceu of pouring off,
at the Wheeler Brol.’ foundry. 133
Water street. yesterdny afternoon.
sparks from the cupolo set are to the
roof. burning n‘ large hole there.
Box 4 was turned in at 3:56 o'clock.
st 415. The fire-
_ ' men had quite ii Job to hummus the
' blaze. which won gaining hoodwny rop-
idly when they arrived. ‘
l The amount of the la. in not deter-
.rnined. but it is believed to he to-
1 than $50. '
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Foundry on Firel
OtOIIS Scenes
At Labor Con
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Nearly 1.000 pernons attended the
elaborate senior promenade held in
the Norwalk Armory. last night by the.
class of 19131 of the Norwalk High
mhool. it was one of the most im—
portant social events of the summer
season. The “prom" closed the grad-
uation program for the seniors.
The- hug» armory was handsomely
di-cvirutv-d for the occasion. Must-s of
crown and gold slrcnmvrs were strung
from the ceiling. (in-«n .1qu gold wru
the class colors. 0n the walls scores
or school and Folio-E!- bitzini-rsi and
imnuamn added to the nttrm‘thenv‘m
)f the hall.
The armory presented a. prettv
acenc during the «lzinvinz. which IJISTv'lI
until after midnight. Tn‘c varied
cot ircd evuniriir towns of the gentler
«v. warn set off in good slope by the
blur routs and white llzi' nezs worn by
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iRinliNlills
IN RAID cnsrs
ARE DISCHARGED
.\ll lllr- "frc-ui-Hitcrs" of “The Little
Grey HOllll' in the “fest." on Raymond
sir-wt. rudcd last Saturday. at mid-
night. were discharged. in the down-
town court .thls morning. by Judge
Georg. H. V's—burgh. after a two-day
trial. In diochnrxing the mo and
women. whole n.i.mo-s are [hen be-
m. Jud“ Vooburgh said that iherc
presence thoro did not constitute a dis—
orderly house. and that the police had
no direct testimony as to the reputa<
tion of the place. There were some
circumstances in connection with the
proprietor Nicola. Mumivoro of Sep-
tune avenue. which caused him to
continue the case until one wcr-k from
today
Those who were arrested were
Philip Murillo. Angelo Basile. Joseph
Scire. John (Mortimer Carr. Edwin
livers, George M. Korma. John Miller.
William Webber. Michael Allen. Al-
bert Provost John lmhnclli, llPrnarli
McCarthy. Charles Pierson. Joseph
lie-Muir. Alfred Johnson. Alfonse Pur-
rbmlilt. Hazel Parr. and Florence Sta-
9 I.
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AlllN ROBBED
SlUDENl’S RO0M
IN NORWAlK
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Jami-2+ J. Alli-n. who glLtt‘ hizi illl‘
iIlPflM :m :34? Iiiu‘i'suii- l'riv-~ New
York city. this morning. iii-tore Judgi-
Nchemiah (.‘andccfin llh' uptown Pix)
coiii‘t'. :iduilttwi stealing a fiill'kpli‘”
valued at Si 73. :u‘d .1 gold muti ii cam...
wotrh $75. from Mum“: Mlltlfi‘ihi .L
Hairstrom studcnt. Inn»; at 'J-J Wul!
strH-t. Aftvr Allk'fl had pirzidcd o‘\~
tcn'iution of (.‘lf'l‘lllilSlJ-"H rs and chim-
ed that he was an vx-svrxiu- mun. .ll-
though he foiled to produce any pa-
pcrs to corroborate his stun-un-nt.‘
Judge- (jaiiiio-e continued the case until
Monday morning. Allen was unable
to furnish bonds.
Maclwod. the youth who was the
victim. in the son of James Maclmnd.
a. wealthy manufacturer of corsets. of
w York city. He is well-known
t roughout Nor-walk.
Allen's arrest followed all investi-
gation made by Police Sergennt ’l‘hom—
a: Hunt. who held him for investiga—
tion after it was found~thnt he was
set-n in Maitlieod's room about. the
time the stickpin and match case had
disappeared. A pawn ticket. found l".
Allen's clothe... afforded a. definite cliic.
inasmuch as it. was for the match casc.
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MSimRenuh
WWWTON. June 25.-—"Ba.ving
spilled the beans I got who: we.- con-
ilg to no." sold MmIral Sims fiorfiy
after ho.had received the reprimand.
The admiral called It the White
Boone and spent five .minutes with
President Hunting. He explunod that
it wts Milly a courtesy coil."
Asked to comment on a?“ of
Secretory Denlw. the saw mid;
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“Bevin; mined the I got
what was coming to lie. I think the
incident in how About. I am very
sorry to have caused the odminbtrn-
tion any inconvenience. I didn't know
it in: loaded on much on it was."
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Sentinel Wu Pay.
entio
'TO the Buys and Young Men
”of [Greater Norwalk.
'Wuymmmondlhonboonm-
nOF
mum'sdoniddoioheip
ourbano.
Inquiryuomstoindicoto
dovolopuentolbothnindsnd
honest competition' in sport.
You cannot when!) one
details and receive suggestions.
willgointothiswork.
tum-Incithiseonnnnitywfichwehsuodopudu
moussttuhdhthoonethnignonmyforthe
latetintspiritofgoodfollowshipwhichisbedtcuitivstedby
If than it enough re-il sentiment in the Greater City of
mummntheonethingnonneeanryforthe
equip and ‘cperate such a club at my own expense.
To get the pulse of the city. and to further obtain the
advice and suggestions of those who may be interested, I re-
quest that all boys, young men and their elders, who take an
interest in the welfare of boys, and who would like to see 1
clean. wholesome. non-sectarian and non-political athletic club
for boys in this citty. meet me in the Council Chamber, City
Hall. Second District. on Wednesday evening, July 6th, at 8
p. in. slurp (dsyh'glit saving time). that I my tell them what
I have in mind and in turn get advice and suggestions from
thematowhstwfllbestme the purpose cf the community.
as I propcoe todo tint part of it myself, but you can give con-
structtive cooperation ud‘nggutiono which are just in neces-
sary for the success of the undertaking u is the money.
My architect will be prepent at this meeting with a rough
plan of a. suggested building and he will be prepared to argue
Boys. young men. and grown-ups from every section of the
city are invited. and the number ond interest of those who at.
tendthhmeefingwfllmeunyguideutohowdeeply I
EDWARD B. om.
Invo;
thorium Mollie”
Magnum with' club
body.andaboveall,tosthnu-
penny tcwards this enterprise.
DR. SHERER.
"W’liat is the Mayor trying to do"
quarried Dr. Henry C Shere of a
Sentinel reporter this morning.
“What is by having a rpccial tax
laid this October for?" “'hen the
secretary of the Board of Education
was told that it was because there
our .1 shortage in the 'rr-asury of ill»
121, which it was claim-id was due
the city inr "tenchers' bonuses" whirh
'hn Legislature failed to apropriaip :n
i's session just classed. the doctor
laughed and said "Dl‘n". let him mu.
yv:.i "
H.» ‘hrn WP!" on to 43V that this city
mater appropriated thi amount at
mcncxz that this :ii'nounf was “'4"!
paid for "teachers bond-ms" and Yin};
ill-.1 i-i'y had no rizht in lay 'lin tax
‘ as“ _ih- money as it had never been
spun:
his: year i put into th.» liiiritrz
that Slim tor tt‘acho’rs‘ bonuses. bu' i'
ii
wad cm out and was never sppruprl
and Tinrcfon- if it was not appro—
pit..hd how can the city have spent
"" The City has nosuch sum um"
{mm the state because thn star» (rlil'
re‘nihlirses those citivs and towns
that have paid the mnn-ty out.
"The special tiax for 'hnt money is
all wrong.
l’lr Sherer also added that no 9x
cuso such as the fact that “the Road
of Education exceeded its appropria»
tions for salaries" could be used to
explam the failure to pay the salaries
of the twpntycight teacher.- and
school supervisors. There is a dcflcii
of $1299.22 somewhere and just. how
it tins happened is unknown. Dr.
Sher-er. said that last yi-C.’ the Board
of Estimate did something that
had never done before and that was
to cut the teachers' snlaries.
Man Drowned When
Tug Rains Launch
NEW’ YORK. June 25.—One man is
believed to have been drowned and
fifteen other: were rescued near the
Statue of Liberty late yesterday when
the fifty-foot launch Pontiac taking
them across the harbor was run down
and cut in two by a New York. New
Haven & Hartford railroad tug.
The launch sank oimoot immediate-
ly. forcing the men' to min for their
lives. Several clung to wreckage un-
til nearby harbor craft reached the
spa! nnd'plcked them up.
Captain William Kelly 0 fthe rail-
road tug and Theme,- A. Johmn. in
charge of the Ponthc. were both'piae-
ed under arrest charged with man-
slaughter after an investigation by the
police of Jersey City.
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“MS 0" WORLD
CLEVELAND—a.-_.IMQ 25.——Enrrr
Baits-ore.
doused-rd“.
WHICH IS RIGHT?
—#
THE MAYOR.
Mayor Drinovan when interviewed
abou’ the mam-r this morning said
that such was not the case. He said
and showed the records of the Board
of Estimaze for last year as proof
that the sum of ”46.000 had been
appropriated as salaries and the sum
or. “3.200 as bonuses. This totalled
3189.200
The sum of 811.394 was the “aver-
age attendance grant" of the state
which was not forwarded due to tail
ore of thP legislature to appropriate
the monev.
Asked about the failure of the cit-l
to pay the salaries of some twenty-
eizht teachers and whether the vii:-
would pay them he said: “You mm
say that this city cannot be 'iorumi in
pay in excess of its appproprituicns "
”n showed thc reporter the payroll
'cr one month which mulled $19|Wi
:ipp'oximalcly. "Now then» are um.
mon'hs in the year. mulllply that
amount by ten and y‘tu'll find thi'
the appropriation is exceeded by
some $3.000."
Ha painted out in the charter where
in section 6?. that any employe or ol-
ilcnr of thc city that incurred a debt
which the city was responsible for.
would be penalized. in another FPi‘
lion he showy-d when» no bills could
he presented to the city for payment
unlws they were certified by the city
treasurer. who would no: ccflify
ihwm unless llIPrP. was money in the
treasury to pay them.
Asked if this answer then meant
that (he teachers would not be paid
by the city. the mayor said “Oh. i
V635,
Law, Along With a
-Acts involving appropriations of ap-
proximately 83.733.0Foll. state bond is-
sues of Sin-in «no and 83.4‘Hlfi‘30‘m
spectti'el)‘. a state tn.‘ on tickets or ad-
fniSFlon and the appomtmcnt at four
commissioners were included in
law» vo’ume of legislation approved
by Governor Lake yesterday.
It was announced that the bills art-
a
mi! uprii :e-stnru'd)’ neurli completed
'hc noxvrhor's consideration of the
lvzmlath‘v :ir‘ts loft over by the Cv'flier
:il Assoriihi)‘ alter adjournment but
that there “34‘“ still some nicdsuresl
Whll‘h io-q'nrv the governor's in: <id-
nation. More than 1... mills were
disposed of ii} Governor Llhv yester-
ilax. and ail of them reschri him
\K‘v'lf‘ir‘fiila}
Ad‘mNm Tax.
\Vifh ”Linagrrs and owners of m-J‘Jv
ma: ;, niur. tho-:i’e-rs m t' | mi-lst of :i
(.i'liMlL'T‘ which aims to flood the exe-
('.4Yl\t’ office with petitions protesting
:iCJlill'l the theater admission tax.
‘rovvrnor Lair» signed the bill which
aims to flood the eVerutivc office with
po-tzticns protesting against the thra-
Theatre Admission Tax .
Among Acts Approved ¥_ ~
$1,900,000 Allowed for Construction of Trunk
Line and Federal Aid Bonds inflate—$600,“ ‘
Provided for State A” Road Gaps—Ton on
Unincorporated Business Also Becomes
.in Assessment on the Towns.
of this revenue is to
lit-'3. ‘
turr cv-':_=(rlfl!p
lpprovcd by the EGYPT‘YOT. which con-
pmvidvs
C0n\1.“l02‘.! for the» displsy of chase-O
and. immoral mono: pit‘lur“ izfms an—
'other important hill
tax on unincorporated business with t
* Lake Signs Bills ”That
38,000 1
w
1
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General Increase
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i.
Y.
. 7) L;
Pter admission tax. Governor Lake dal-
ed the bl‘l which is expected to u
the state approximately
yearifi re\ came.
a c221: on each 1.; Certs or 3.de
on top of the federal .
8350.000 5
The tax is to be ill!
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i
'3 per cent. ('1!
now paid on YZCKPIS oi admission. Hal
[so to the coun—
- moving pie-
a bi.
Pimision for; a .-
is [cruised in
th;i;i‘:):s to obtain .1 licen.
pcizl r- dvpiartmert and
razor (tum a‘ter m
mun
rpm the stir»
10? rs
provides for no
ramming ‘2» of 83. and a tax of 81
m onr‘n 31mm) of retail business out
.‘7 i r-“ts on etch Si '1 -u of who!”
liusmmss.
Stream Pollution.
Antoni: the commisions establish“
by legisliir'we arts approx'cd by Us.
(Continued .on Page Six)
Granted
annulus, 7E sun
lilllllllll mi swim
Mrs. Cynthia I. Hetfron
Claims All Souls’, New
York, Owes Her fOr Ser-
vices
NEW YORK. June 23 ——Mrs. Cy“.-
'thia I. Hef‘fron. a gentle. white ”aired
woman of 76. has been ordered to va-
cate the rooms she has occupied l.
the parish house of All Souls‘ Church
St. Nicholas avenue and 114th stree
{or fifteen yer-.21. per'f’orr‘ning a.» (in! 1
of deaconcss. The notice that she
must surrender Defiesion of the smaifl
suite on the top floor of the five story
building was served by the clerk or
the voqtrx The Pev. Clifton Mann
1.- rector o’ the church. having taker.
charge of the parish about a your .120.
The reply o.’ the semi rrsidcnt \isf-
M". who has devoted thirtytwo years
n: her life to chum-h work. m rv Han
twenh of which w is spun: l‘t :lsSlSlil’
the Rev. Jamvs Starkw.n‘hcr Plug
the late wot-7" 0‘ A'! Sriii‘s‘. is '1 si"
file-l i“. the Supt-ram» Court of Rev
quk county for $18,416.67. This Si}.
represents: Mrs. licfi’ron state‘s. ti.
lxnl‘u- in dollars and c- “s of her 991‘
1w»:
ll‘t‘“ to the parish smu- Min}.
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Nil mu: lllil.
NllllWAlli SAY MEN
ill BATTERY i:
didn’t say that."
"\\'.;1l l‘d use the Board of Educa-
. next question.
"Well l‘d sue the Board of Educa»
tion." laughed the Mayor. evidently in
rare good humor at the question.
St. Joseph’s School
Graduation Tomorrow
The graduation exercises at St.._Jo-
ornh's Parochial schod will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o‘clock at
the- church. when the nddres of the
afternoon will be given by Rev. J. M.
DJ»:
Those who will» graduate are:
Ruth A. Gormley. Anna M. Bird-ell.
Eleanor M. Cnrbone. Frances Gertrude
Lynch. Helena A. O'Neill. nary F.
White. Jennie M. Riccio. John Garvin
Cavenngh. Pauline Kockler. Edward
J. Hayes. John A. Manly. Hark F.
Donahue and Ralph new.
The diplomas will be given out by
for- M“
“inbound t. not you‘- cons,”
Rev. Denni- Hurley. rector of at. J.-
ceph'o church. The podnntlng clam
will form the choir for the singing of
the hymn: tomorrow. mated by
Him Endemic Kasper mist.
Friends and relatives ore cordially
invited to attend.
Inimitmuvmmrums
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7» K.“ “ '"°“‘“” °' muons. June 21—Hour
#3 prudent of the Internet- agdlui. wife. two Cl ‘
‘ ' M been when
ht
new? “I it“
Private Saul LL Fitch. who has writ»
in! a number of interesting’lvtiri.
about varied experiences oi Battery (
.while at Camp havens sends a firm!
screed bei'ore breaking camp tnda‘x'.
iThP entire local companies. Rotten
:C and the Combat Train are expected
ihome some time this evening or early
'tomorrow morning.
Barracks
Battery C
Camp Dover‘s.
June 24th. 1921.
“’ill. our summer show is about
over up here and tomorrow we will be
or. our way back to good old NiLrwallt.
That ancienttown will so K .200:
to all of us. but the work of the cl]~
ing days is the most interegtlgg of all
u we have been working on use rangc
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w. C. Minion Returns
/ From Conference
nton of 19 Snowden
avenue has returned from the Sew
England Baptist convention held this:
week in Hurtford and
3. Mr. sunn- mustn't“
i. a this city. He
in being don‘
i‘
William, c. m
seminlry
.nd over
Africa for the
.11!
Si
800 mm. o‘ am
397 Divorce Decreres
During Year
Superior Court Takes Re-
cess “'ith Conviction ‘
Short ‘Calendar SesSion—o‘
Next Court Year‘ C‘-
niences September 13 Witk
Judge Haines on Bench
Both branches of the Super”
court. presided 0\er by Judge John
P. Kellogg 411d Judge John E. Keen
the lath-r. tool recesses yesterday -
completion of the short colendar 1‘.
During the court year \‘hiCh en“
with yesterday. yidgmcnts ha
been entered than divorc‘
othvr
1' with a number of cases pending. or. q
397 Judgments havw been enter“ '
.‘orce cases. Decrees were M
in mrwt of these, There are sun .
fcw divorce cases in which final .-
cisiou has not yvt been rendered.
The ant court yiar Will open h.
tembcr 13. a month earllrr that _—
3.1. m“: .1 Iii-zi- wmks additional .-
sion'tixor “’l‘lt‘l'l Judge John P. K. ,
long \vi‘ prrndv. I'art of this I.-
sion wi.l 1-. gave: mcr to natural-.- ‘
lions. The Minor StSSlOl‘i will 0’.
ctctwr it “till Judee Frank n.
$411“: or. 2‘1» l'n'tii‘h. continuing Into
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ill Fflllflws V
" EXl‘lllllllfi sum '
Owner Showered W i ti
Burning Whiskey
\\'il.l\'F<l‘.A iiltli. Jurc 2? <—Thc
explosion 01' .\ priistc still in his cel—
lar 01‘. \‘Vedriwsiina' resulted in the
death 0" .lcsrph A. Fryer of Parsons
near hrt'r‘, who v. is showered with the
burning: “Tusk-5 1“» accnient did
lhot-iwcnnw knupr‘ until today. when
a physician “he had been called ro-
ported lhz‘ 63.») to the authorities.
Fryer‘s wi“.3 15 .i‘leg‘ed to have ad—
mitted that her husband was in :39
al
l
I
cellar operating the still. He Ind
placed a quantity of ingredients m
a short
alcohol in the apparatus only
time bet’niw- a heavy explosion (hook
the house. and upon investigation the
found i‘er huslnztd unconocious. Eh
face. shoulders and cheat received tho
full blast of il‘e burning liquor.
Bills women’s Rights -
Are Lowering Mari
———A
LWAl'KEE. June :5.——Women$
standards have declined. oo—
lara BMe of Indul—
ly woman police captl.
The condition. ho.—
floral
cording to C
npolis. the on
in the country-
day 3
here. She predtcted the near tutor.
would show an improvement.
‘Women have demanded odd
to and privileges with inert“.-
“Although indications are th‘.
w of men coming up to wot-on
.6111 Wards. women have ‘-
the In»
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