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ESTABLISHED 1870
Delegation of Peers
Visit Viscount Uclnda
Proposes a General Program of Not Discussing
Questions Affecting Sovefign Rights of Par-
ticipants, Also Not to Discuss the Shantung
and Yap Questions, Which, It Is held,
sad-n“ \
Were Decided by Peace Conference.
An Investigation into ting cause of
yesterdays stoppage of electric light
That theer may be a general shale-
up in the commercial department of
1&8“ ,
hated—T314 to Keep setter Secret.
. . and 90‘ or service was made late in M the Nor-wall: High school was learned would w camp ignorance an .
l ll'2?(’+;l’:lyrl:gll:lf; "gaamcmihtl gorilla; “:22, czgeegsgiggofigrncol‘o the .“emm and lu‘ evening. ‘3 um ’Similartothcflm m. morning b, The Evening Sentinel mmhiztdexlfiniie :1er have warning. buLwhile talk!“ to new
Km“ le‘hl thmbun “a" today ha: me Yomluri Shlmbun ‘3 Viscgunt Cos Cob Power Station.. of The New ___.___.....~,., 2 from an dad“ source. The depart- prevented Luigi Ameelia. of Wood was in a highly excitable frame at
lir-niill-il to hullK‘TDuTU ln‘thc proponed l'chfla expounded his views with el York New In“ & Hartford “all. " merit. it is mad. is far below, an street. from informing the pol it mind. “d extremely nervous
wym at h ‘ ‘ h ‘ ' ‘ r a- road Company by Supt. Eben 1" Put- standards of the other departmentsof k belle d that he has recel £3 The local police have been 9‘.
..u n on con (Pt nce wt a gem ml t on to the conference and the Anglo- nam of Tthonnecticut Light and the school. Just what form the re- 'TBlack :efland" letter demandin; deavoring to m” inform-Mair!“
Japanese alliance. says the newspaper.
and added- that although the questions
of Shantung and Siberia were popu-
larly supposed to be includodgamong
those to be discussed by the confer-
ence and might be so included. there
plmfllnl" of not discussing questions
.Illl‘l‘lillg sovereign rights of partici-
pants. and also not to discuss the
:.lmuiulig and Yap questions. which it
i. hi‘TiT wele decided by the Paris
i'l-m-c Conference.
arrangement of the commercial divi-
sion will take could not be ascertain-
ed. but it is knowh that manygchangcs
will be made.
Foi‘ some months certain membt I
of the Boapd of Battalion have been
Apicella as to the receipt of the letter
and its contents. but he has refused
them all information. .
lv In the letter Apic'eila was told that
the sum demanded was “m mow
Wrong from innocent * “0“."
Power Company and Gen Supt Albert
E. Winchester and Chief Electrician
Ralph W. Bray of The South Nor-
waik Electric Works.
it was learned from these gentle-
men that the trouble was occasioned
$4. 000. under penalty of death
it became noised about yesterday
afternoon that Apicelia had received
such a letter on Tuesday. which. when
it was read at his home‘ereated much
A (lo-li'xaiion of peers representing matters had in fact been decided at ' ° AM lasat excitement. Mrs. Alice"! hint“! , —
all the parties visited Foreign Minister the Pnrls conference. 2:02:10? qcircutting and burning out it Minute“ UM d We'd :1 in; regut‘lts of "m when the contents of the letter were done him no wrong a m k
, -5 °°l°°k ......... “mm of South Africa “mg” “ml ., 22.22:, ..’;““°‘:." m... ........~ .. l... l... be m not eat like» i. .
of the insulators in the steel transmis- w ° '9 us m e cps. ‘ " ~ . ‘ flank t .-
r:: en in Italian. Aplfilla refused Witt 0
s a "-9" ‘0‘"? u “M C05 Cob plant. from mous S“ p P 0 rt 0‘ the "w“ it “' “um“ ”"9 M‘ u “‘0" 3.11:“; $3.133“ 'De learned. was rinse the matter with reporters. this
> . 2 . which extend the special circuits that Premier ough ‘ knowledge °‘ commercial '“b‘ mailed in “own” It contained a morning. telling them tht he I!“
n a e . l , supply electric power current to Nor— . . ”“4“", 0‘ Mink! ”Id plctumd representation ofva .k‘l‘m nothing to say new .394 if be
r -‘walk and other towns in this section ‘ Methane-thou who have fit” ere-bones. revolver black band and rims! been in Rowanon. M night.
LONDON. July Slab-When Em.“
de Valera returns to Dublin after to~
day's conferencewuhhlne Elaine:
Lloyd George. the "ailing opinion
here is that he will carry l bulky doc-
ument in which Ireltnd will he offered
dominion home rule within the Britbh
Empire. similar to the government 01
a course__tn the same subjects in
private school. ,
- The morbid department has
been a matter which has hem given
the Boa'rd of Education trouble since
8mm. ttwasoniyiastsear
that the apartment was mulled
and placed on sno‘her It‘s. Board
“ but refused to answer.
11m presence of ministers .ot- the
State Police department in this city
has but added fuel to the life of rumor
concerning the letter and its content;
Among Italians in the whet-w
iApicelia lives. it is stated that the let.
ter exists and that its «mm m
of the State. These circuits are in du-
piicatc'. so that in case of accident to
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SHUT ll NRRWAUT
seduction w h blood drippai.
" Apicena was to leave the mon-4
ey. last night. at a spot in .Rowavton.
believed to be near the W'hite Bridge.
warning being given him that unless
he did so. his life would be “termin-
ated. "
He was informed that
On l}_a_z_m Slash‘ing Charge
Bridgeport Man Who At- SENATEFEUTT
tacked Jesse Lockwood of
the bomb
E . c . South Africa. members are. hsxing a hard time get- .
set N orwalk H Id Whue failure has merit-«ii all ef- ting at the bottom of the matter. "MC“ “9‘0““! "“"W’ h" "W” "n “am: “me ‘
Under Bonds 0f $1 000 about a week ago. was simply 8 worth For some time past. ever “009 T“
’ forts to penetrate the oflcial secrecy. According ‘0 rumors. the Board of ing from the "Black Hand" of what shooting of Freddie Grillo. New Haw ,,
_ Home Rule is the most fainted pre- -ucatlon may invite an expert to would follow if he failed to “come en gunman. in his attempt to rob t“
diction of those best qualified to see again re-organise the department to
beyond the veil that has obscured de—
tails of the negotiations since Undo
Valera came to London.
(lull Fagin. who rooms at the Lyric
llllll", T‘l'lilg‘i'liort.. was bound over to
llll' Supo‘rior Court in bonds of Si. 000.
in Bridgeport )entcrduy. on n ch ug-
Alldy' mun store on West aver“.
last‘ December there“ have been ,Q
number of "gunmen“ of'the m
nationality hanging found
across."
It be informed the police or ahyone
that he had received the letter or di-
vulged the contents thereof his. life
Louis Harris
Dri C
ring or
Fatally Injured
BEER NfAR
oi l-iggl :ivatcd assault on .-ll aw Tofk- It is understood thlt the [)me . V7 II “.0
wood. of 3 itowan sheet. East Nor- “ ASHTN’GTON D C July 21 __ . Gum Neww in Ne‘yhkh ”'9 said ‘0 h." bets ”'0‘ l m wfiomm denied stren- mz'?3:l:d 8.? 94$
321.: iww'fllruhrgnl; $1.3sz 52w 3.19.1." The m9 °f medkm'" b‘“ ”a" "" Yuk" 33%;: :gier J c. bc’ ml ,‘t - , -‘ - R cloudy thfi he ind received any letter. the belief “he“!
" Pd in the hands of Commissioner of '2‘ m - '” outwwuld not admit not deny that he
liridgl'r‘rlll on Sututdu night inst I t , l . ‘ South Africa. accord a c e“
Fulfill in 'court yesterday said that J,;,3:enn1:;:a:mm“' r' u?o€°$ “It" m 3”- maasura of iismt * ‘ f k“ W ‘ Md 1* 01.0.. no
he hmi no intention or cutting Lock- feud in the m in it ~ ‘5 i"hill-trams“ ”lanolin. zit? g; m”... . - ‘
e v ' ' . ' .7. A A i v -
:22”..2:2“2..2:..-2':. 22.2.5.2: «3.2.1222; .. mm .. 22.2. e wears. m...“ .2": -
,lmmd ”W “on at n a ., “I- E stricture ”and an a deal at way a“ Ninth w x i ‘d . nreturn
we...” t-hin to attract thgdlztter'fit- be" f" "on Nun“ n". ' m ‘ are“ N" Y“ ' ’ V '3‘ n“
m ‘ ‘ few days unless positive assu ce iernoon. when nine year 0! Geo —M
hilligllnznp’u'lh::tgiemsi;:laf{53:33:22,111 “given by Senate leaders of l edlag Newbaum. of 8:! Eu Ninth “111:: (Continued on ' Ten) orce e ig
who saw in the bar-mom looking glass gang‘s? the Willis-Camle at..." ggrfidxufi?'§:rtn‘an m.“t°:l::uetodrg:
lczlgin in arm lifted with a razor in the Such assurances are blihl)‘ im- mum! and died from ‘ brokgn n”:
hand, half—turned around and "gave probable “can” of the 'nuauon ‘n
the Senate. Determined efforts were
made. yesterday for a unanimous con-
sent agreement to get a vote even by
next ednesday. a week hence. but
they failed.
Counsel for Tradun' Odo
psny to Renew Applicio
tionforiniuncfionioPro—
while being taken to Bellcvue Hos-
pital.
In the car with young Harris at the
time of the accident waahls mother.
and his two sisters. Elisabeth and
Hazel. The Newbaum boy was play-
Dealers
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*Tliililllfill
“WW ” Slilllllllill
nine"
Famine-
Many Senators were hill to be
waiting to express their views on 'the
measure. and this argued for further
ing ball with several companions. and
while Mr Harris was driving down
Broadway to let his mother and sis-
delay. The farm relief
has the right
BAR [if THE
SPEElllNfi ENlilNE
Engineer 3 c al d e d When
Flue Bursts, His Fireman
Hurt. Signals for Brake
N Y.. July 21.—
It the throttle or the engine of
l:lil- (‘hicngo Exprrsg going fifty
iness."
final
and apparently the way
action on the.
lly at least and possibly for weeks.
Tllll ARE HELD TllR
l" ”(T J“ RV TS
IVlllll-
TH-
legislation
of way ahead of the
anti-beer bill as the "unfinished bus-
Mills-Campbell
measure has been blocked, temporar-
BREWSTER RRBBERY
ters out to go to Wanamaker's store.
the Newbsum boy darted in front of
{the car was {truck by the right front
fender and fell beneath the wheels.
thch passed over his neck. One oi
his feet caught in the spokes of an-
other wheel and was badly torn be-
fore the car came to a stop.
Young Harris was taken to the
Fifth street station. where he
held under bonds of 82. 500. which
were furnished by Attorney E. Fein-
sod. who is representing him in court-
today.
to
was'
"m“ TARIFF HRHT
llill'hl Ill hmlr through Tuxedo Tues- v
t ly night. P‘ ngim-v r Elllnfi' Prey. BY "ANBURY NlIBE mun ml "Ells—
llrmlgh lln- ilurslms: or a flue in the . v
lull-l, was. badly m‘nltlt‘ll and blown
”(1”ng [TIP call, ”0 rolled down (I.
l-l-n Tllllk nvur tht- tracks. Fireman T’ANlil'RY. July 2!;——l<‘rederi(‘k
Illmlll T: Arthur was also badly l‘ussnrciili. of Long island city anti
nlllml Hi- mm hurml Imck in the Josf‘llh Cam'plm‘ 0' New Y°rk citv. - '
ins-l .,.. illi' coal. were taken into custody late yesterday 0
’l‘ln- nut-”mm, although suffering afternoon by Patro‘l’man McNaliy. on He‘td Ballet or ngh
out [min rlom his burns. retained the charge. 0' burglaring “ small M‘y mve C‘M Dis“.
l-rl-rwllrn of mind. ”(2 scrambled store in Brewster. N. Y. on Sunday a »
”.'.'.‘ blink and shonivd. “Stop the evening. Over $800 In cal“ "’89 9'“ tons Mexican 31 ‘
ll lllu cries and signals wor'o en from the. store. Passureilli admlt- ’
"Iv-l l-v llw train conductor. who led during a tdik with the police that MEXICO CITY, July ’21(Associated
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-d llo’t Rivet Fails .
13 Stories
l.- look the money but said that Co-
Knlvtto had nothing to do with it al-
rl mush he afterward gave im Slim.
The two men were riding toward
lmnliury. in a Ford coupe when the
owner of the store by whom Pasaarel-
,aithough almost all of them agreed
Press).—-Reports concerning the ii
in the Amntlan oil field in the State
vem Cruz received up to a late hour
last night were conflicting and meagre.
that the tire was of accidental origin
“K WASHINGTON. July
T'lirH'lllllNl'W‘I.
ii. 1.. July 21.—A on the road. They immediately turn-
d TIOT. Tlll'l which an lronworkor ed around and turned oi! on a road
"Hi to r .ml. on the thirteenth floor Heading to« «m.m owner. of
f illo- T'lllillOl‘t‘ Holt-l structure here. themmaammu Ill’d
ll llliO WushingtOn street yawn-d” notified the Danbury m
flernoon. dropped through the top then a description of Pauli-em.
Into Jitney
f a jllney automobile and burned
lll- driver and a passen
Frank J. Gilligan
uht leg and William
sum-liger. was
rm. Mr.
WI cut by the rivet
struck
Jordan‘s arm was burned
ge r.
operating the
was struck by the rivet on the
Jordan. the
on the left
the flight of
lunch down thirteen stories had giv-
ll
considerable momentum The
nw- r' s trouser leg was scorched be—
H- the rivet fell
(- car.
in the bottom of
y» Worry” Lecturer
Is Sucide by Poison
KUKU‘MO Ind
\rmstrong who all
July
21. —-Dr W.
ained promin-
ln northern lndiana as a lecturer
ll orator particularly with his ad—
'“ on
(‘lill‘
Dr.
urvived by-hh wile
n. Flinn-hi
‘ 0083519 for his (load.
“WI-w Worry."
yesterday by dri
dummies are.
comatittcd
nklng poison.
that“
l
rbustness since 190 8.
LM Pm
Armstrong was 54 years old and «
‘40!) was Sound on his person.
and that four wells were. burning in
Lot 111. centering . about Amatlan.
which ii 10 miles southwest «mm-
stoic
his theories. bats m eu‘disé
mu". . use. have been od-
(Wmhcsiflasie
IncomesndM’l‘ax
It was formerly employed. met them
- The Danbury police notified the
Norwalk police department and a de-
scription of Passarclll was given to all
the patrolmen. A half-hour later Pa-
trolman McNally noticed two young
men. one of whom answered the de-
scription which he had comin! ““0
the city on the running board of a
truck. He immediately took them in,-
to custody and follow'ag a question
Passerellli made a confession. About
Republican leaders‘of the Bowel
and House have “MOW that
the new tax .bfll, u it Will AM .1!
income and prodts faxes. still be made
ntrosctive to January 1. "it.
Both Senator Reed moot (M)
leading members of tho Senate mn-
ance and the House Ways and {cans
Committee respectively. today 'said
they believod the retroactive plan
would be adopted. With a reduction
in taxes rates probable this would be
a boon to WEstathering the
present bustle. depresdon.
It is probable the naw_ts.x bill will
ire—sent to the House within a month.
Contracting Fir-
' Dissolves Partnership
St. John and Keyser have this
week dissolved partnership. after be-
ing in the contracting and building
Charles St. John
is to continue basins. under his own
name at the old location on Steam-
_‘-flu'm¢hw_illbewtedonmlnbe-
CuttoBeMe~
and Repusentaflvs sown (oxalic).wl ‘
New Yorkgife eight;
Mil singer ys
Was Model W
Mari-ed First in 1883“
Second'l‘enYesrs Later
NEW YORK. July 2|.——That Arthur
A. Irwin.‘1he fprmer major m
baseball star and recent manager of
the Hartford team of the Eastern Lea-
gue. who ended his life Saturday. and
whose doubleglife for the past thirty
years was brought to light today. was
a devoted husband and father, who
sine much attention to the wants .of
hi; family here. was the statement
made today by his New York "widow”
hen hold of the outcome oflthe in-
vestigation of the circumstances which
led to the veteran baseball man' s and.
den death
A matemeat issued yesterday by
Collector of Internal Revenue Robert
_O. Eaton. disclosed that the alleged
“bogus" revenue men sought by the
flartford police for collecting 85
“bribes" from merchants tound to
have failed to affix the required rev-
»anoe stamps on toilet and medicinal
articles are probably not “bogus" but
authorised deputy collecto under in-
Motions to enforce _the tax.
The word "pl-Obably” is used here to
cover poasiblrbogus collectors. as of
course there may also be come un~
authorised persons engaged in .de-
frauding merchants under false pro-
tenses. but the probability is Ihat
those about whom com nts» have.
been made were engaged in the legitie
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The dangerous corner at Franklin
other Victim this morning about 8:15
o'clock. when a car driven by Artur
J. union of 18 Clay street. struck a
{car driven‘oy‘ lube Valanik. of Taylor
Place. after which Simons car darted
up on the sidewalk by Dr. George
F'awcest'a house and overturned. sir.‘
llll ENil Tllilll
21.—The end
of the tarii! light in the House was
duo. today.
A vote on the Fordiit‘y bill was
scheduled for te in the day with pa.-
vent Operationof
Ensues—Quick,
Seek Cause ofPOutlireak—in
Pittsburgh, a. ‘ausing
$100,000 Damage
PIMBGH. Pa.. July 21. (By
the Pres) .——Two investi-
g’ations t's‘ the fire and rldt at the
Western Pennsylvania here Monday.
during which eight convicts were
wounded and damage estimated at2
$100. 000 will proceed at once. accord-
ing to one! C. A. Book. secretary
of the rd of inspectors and »pub-
lishar of the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Colonel Rooks said that the. “taper
or’s invpt tion would Waiter
ardah .cies had compl ed his
inquiry as to the cause 0 the trouble
which resume, in the d rictiion oi?
“the indlltflal buildings at the innitu-
lion and the wrecking of many of the
calls of ’tiers.
troversy____ Ofidalsbecls
'nie Connecticut 00.. wanu a. quie‘
decision on the “they-trolley contra“
ersy. ,Counsel George D. Watrous will.
renew the comny's application for
an injunction to prevent operation by
the Now Haven a Darcy Bus Corp.
decision that yiil be a guide for ac.
tion throughout the state.
Keelcr Halts Move.
Attorney “'atrous moved for an Ill-
junction before Judge John E; Keelea'
at New Haven yesterday but was in-
formed by
taken before some other Judge in..-
much as he was concerned with app“.
cation for an injunction to can".
law and ruling of the Utilities Com-
mission against jitneymen. Jung.
'(ngatlaaed on Pans Twain)
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cisionIsSoughtinCfi'
and Washington streets. claimed an- 7
French Relations
Described as Critical
Mreoewodabadcut on the
ured in View of
3“" mm“ " “- thand. John J. Farrell. who was
Re abiican majority which
glitz-vi..- sripporced the mes-urea; _ in Sirocns’ car. and who was
‘ is. Then were pro“ of“ . out when the car overturned
burg.“ ditch tight. however over was uninjured. however-.7
send of the contoosd sections or the .-—-—
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1mm illial o .8. helm 0“ “l"
icons-cam Pus- 'Ien)
.‘.
“ WantoLand.
some.» ‘ S—Ksrris Hillquit.
( .
t
Jill year farmers complained that
some crops were ruined because
shortage of farm r. my -
losses. it was on account
or hlsii vases. .;, .
This year however the data sm-
pioyment bureaus received “it ap-
plieations from farmers for holp
“You can't buy I. lib."
lid
.Wages of m- have been out
- . room's!
oyanimmigratloasmesrwtomflhe
was act!!! on instruction from tho
Secretaryfor Hmemmwcordingm
toths Daily Herald. thelabor organ,
W
Kr. muqum. adds the Herald.
"entails was to spend the
nth! at Dover. andwu “rooted to
report at noon Uniss the in-
Mons are mailed by that time.
is aux; In use
elbow
Evening Sentinei’s
‘ 2122M”: W
V
Gum,
~ my :1. an.
Editor Evening Sashes, -
m mat-l- \
h:
'mmmmm
nomadic-mum
museum-magma
“menace-isms to
French Government Unpre-
pued for the Severity and
the British Government's reply to tho
French suggestion that
and. h some quarters today Auto.
icalasaresult.
ity and unyielding tone" that
morning's newspapers indicate dis!-
acterisea the British communication.
livinretuuagto agree with the
lunch view that additional. an“
tromwesemin’UppeI-M.
immtohfohhhaeiftufl! io-
“trample“
pants. July 21.-French omen-i .‘
oil-elm received a distinct shock from ‘
heath relations are described anem- .
Editorhi comment In“ an ,'
tho British Prime Kim. mu :
u." 000!“ CM entirely too ”0 i
s-
- r
a,
during pendency of any appeal. it wa- '
announced today. This will provide m .
Judge Keeler it must b. '
civil authorities from enforcing ti. ‘
F“: "
allied rein. - f
forcelnents be sent to Upper Bilesia.‘
l
The French Government is said t.~
A have been unprepared for "the severb :
in. '
o
”our" vet's-3"
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