roogs ;: on
‘ N For Safe Conduct-i ‘
Through German T erhtory
7 Council of Ministers, at Meeting at Rambouillu,
Yesterday,~ Decided on Move —— Another Divi-
sion to Leave at Once, Without Waiting for
Action by the Allies—Newspapers Be- ‘ ‘ ’ ’ - fl
lieve That England Will Recede - ' Fred A- Hm» . nun—cum". ot :7
; mmmaummeustotrmow
‘ Lners—FaiiuretoPayWRentsl
ChargesndOtherAliegedIaxitiesthe
‘ . LONDON. July ta—wrth unions
Grounds on Which the Govemm'mt J-
Hamhmemhmtfihl th «Velcro bmlnm Brim ‘
From Position of Refusing ‘Aid. Noflbiok rte-rim. maiy. «rim: gfifffigfigfig 3:3. 3mg . Made the Bands Yesterday P. M. l)
- from a severe scalp wound. as the re-
Irish nicotlat'lons. which are expect-
i‘ARls, July 23. —Premicr Brinnd The ministers are reported to -teel 13:: 38;: .3?::: 32:; 3:23:23? m ed to come from the southern Irish X‘EW YORK July 23.—Agents of alleged laxity by the company in ”a:
fO'lowlns a meeting of the Council of that France should not retreat an ward “1...“? near Meadow street. H“ . capital soon after leaders of the Re. the U. 3 Shipping Board waited to- ryinfg out its contract with the Strip-B‘s .
Mlnlster- at Ramboumet yesterday. inch from the determination to send condition ,3 ,‘m commend “no“. at- publicsns have but a chance to study “y to, me um.“ of ,0“, bit mlm_ plns Board. »
has dispatched a telegram to Berlin reinforcements to Upper Silesia. des- though he is still dazed 'Df n. M. HEARING E the document Which a. Valera re- v Custodians were placed on board alt »
riqdestlng that the German Govern- pité opposition to such a move by womi g. in “Hindu“ ' ' ‘ - cein from Qremier Lloyd George ers, chartered to the traced States the 39‘3“! ‘e‘men ”id in “‘0 “‘9
merit take all necessary steps to en-‘Premier l loyd George. Just how Haves obtained his wound yesterdgy. Mail Steamship Company. in order of the George Wuhimon, which b
surc sni'l- conduct through Germany Instructions were sent late last is not known but there is everv indi- A meeting of the Dali Eireann to that they might add them to five booked to sail tor mumahrp .q
(if a new division of French troops night to the irrench1Ambmdor m canon "m m; unmoved mppa and - consider the British rider is looked 064'"! in a series of harbor mid! 188‘ Dos-ens" listen Jul! ’0 lift “tom "
' ' for next week. but Sinn Fein leaders night. Board mm W .090?!” h” “.9".
which it is said in omcial circirs will London requesting him to tell the gen atrikin‘ his head on the curbing.
be ordered to Silesia within a few: British Gouirnment that France con- .Hayeg, accompanied by his four
hours. elders it useless for the allies to cs- 3.9m. old so“. John'was headed for the C h 8 l‘ ged With Entering
This morning's newspapers give tablir-h a Silesinn boundary withou staxnford trollc’
‘ 3 car after witnessing
(minim rable prominence to the Coun- providing sufficient troops to enforce the circus performance. He sudden- Home 0‘ Pirie. Macdonald
cll meeting which was the second to the provisions. and adding 1'
' 3 fell down and remained on the
be held at Rambouillet since the elec-ithat France intends io-dcopatch an- ground. Friends moved him go the in weSt NONI“!
tion of President Millerand. It is un- other division without waiting for ac- veranda or the home of Mrs. Stank;-
dcrstood that the Silesian question tion by the other allies. Tallmndgo 55 Woodward awnue
WES th‘?‘ chief subject under discus- Several newspapers are inclined to where first aid treatment was afipupd
sion. and although the Ofl‘k‘iai com- take a more hopeful view of the Dr. “'olfemappened to pa. by at the
munluue (all! to any so. the newspa- dlndimk or this morning. and to be- time and was called in to treat the
pen declarel unqualified approval was iieve that England ’will recede from mull carrir-r. Secing that Haves was
“we" the. premicr's position after he “‘_" in a dazed condition and did not know
had explained it in great detail. (Continued on Page Biz) _ what'had happened- Dr. Wolfe had ""3 g;:n:::f::ki’lm7:$$e. “1‘53: :23; :fioggeuzsfigge gui:m$d::$i :3:
: :enr‘nho'cawfomirel “axial-“m TS? cny' and 3°" 9““ corn“filament". of satisfactory to the Irish Republicans.
o o 39‘... 1 mph , were taken m m: .e: ”0""31k- 7‘9"" was ""33th int should such a solution be advanced.
A ll veremscaalp wiund wrlcn the mall- “‘5’“ h" 5““? P”‘°°"“" “3"“ Ver- A comprehensive mtement cover-
ux la c ooner carrier had sustained. The little boy H“ ' The hearing is still on at preu "’3 the entire negotiations "' expected
“me' to be made by Lloyd George in the
wa “‘k’“ h°m" "3 "19““ introduced at the hearing was a House of Commons next week.
. ‘ . According to l‘u story told by Mrs.
Laden Wlth Whisk W... m... 3$*£.:°1‘§°7i2“s‘21£‘;22{..m”i;".2."
ter heard What appeared to be a V. e mflflk PHH'BN
The steamers seized last night were unless another company can be found.
among the finest in the [’nited States in the meantime to operate her.' It.
Merchant Marine and all Were former Schlesinger said.
German liners. They are the George E. A. Quarles. assistant to the pred-
Washington. which President Wilson dent of the I nited States Hui Steam-
used on his trip tO'thc Versailles Peace ship Company Gm the m
Conference; the America. Sueeuuchan- would be confided he courts. HI . ‘ .. .2
na.~*?resldent Grant and Agamemnon. declared the Board's came with.
Their aggregate value is said to be out. warning and lntifndbed a plot on
twenty-the million dollars. the part of "certain forces. foreign Ill. 1
The seizures resulted according to nature." to take the ships away fro. .
-Eimcr Schlesinger. counsel tor the the comma}: The company. he all. ,
Shipping Board. from failure of the 1'. land ignored reports concerning th'
8. Mail Steamship Company to pay threat because “it did not believe our
rentals aggregating about 400.000 government official could he mam
dollars and because of certain other by statements being made W t“
J1tneymen Want Relief
From Utilities Commrssmn
lililllli Willllll ”cement rs
sulllllsn llli. “mew . '
hqre appear to feel that ten days or
more will elapse before notable de-
velopments can occur. Meanwhile
publication of the proposals is not ex-
pected' immediately “n1!” Lloyd
George and de Valera reach an
agreement to that elect.
Accused of a crime. committed two Two important points which seem
“a“ 33"- Stanley T"'°"- 0" “'"lOn. to have considerable bearing on the
today was before ’“939 5'9th negotiations sré. first. whether an-
C‘"‘"“"- in "1' “9““ (my NOR other meeting between Sir James
Pharfli’d 'm‘ ‘h°“- Md burxhn' oi" Craig. premier of Ulster. and de Val-
the home of Pill-1e Lacllonaid. Oftera can be arranged in Ireland and
confession. he stated that he had en-
deavored to trace the articles he had
(Continued on M l‘x) stolen. and later disposed of. with the
“Elg’i2l::l£.Z“i‘-§;.,Fs°£3¥.; Sfiflflfli Hill fiiRlS mum; llElIlliES """ZBZZ‘: iii Sill. HENRY
Down on Crew Unloading member to whom he hnd given or sold
£02,? 0 8*- Lighthwse NilW MN is 19 [5M NORWAlli h:°‘"~...'".‘l“..” “ifi'mném Ci'lfa‘i‘;
‘ 7-— ' - . the W m ~ not he W W“ '1
Maw HAvlaN. July alt—An nuxll- [0“ MPH" ides of mbbiu it-outrxor‘gi: ,3: ‘ M8! on Am 2 van“. ...i r fig. wfitrism Kenneth. Inward as. "
I“? “hogan. 18:66“ with Scotch“ - Somewhon f”; Norwalk and poge of colleen": (our «”3. payment — L: —‘ '. ' f- : [up and Joflph Spelke. Utimford-Dfl a. '1‘
whisky an believed by the. police to . New 101‘ like Vselivic. of Scribner for “be, due Mm Edward Mauser did tredeflck " " i ' 1 N mix itney drive fro in It-
be -" connecting link between (he my5- HARTFORD July 23 —'l‘he Con avenue. with a hang-over and 8300. is Stern. receivers of the’Br-ithh-Ameri- 3‘? g cc?“ decision of the gum-I . ' ' -
tel-ions liquor carrier and the shore. ' ' ‘ ' wendlng his weary way cityward—or (Continued on 9... Mn) can Mfg. Co. of Springdole. have peti- 3' Mullen. alleged middle- Commission barring" “I.“ (I... u...
Ht champion boxer and wrestler curing “an”. to opera‘te.‘was m. m" ‘
" figdth‘gF 5h: mf;.‘:°::‘muu‘: yesterday. through their counsel. At.
e m . torney Daniel F. B. Hickey. upo‘n t‘
”He“ he" ’wermm by i- "' Public Utilities Commission. In eh. «'w
”I comers. received the '“r' meantime. the jitneys are in operation. '
was boarded at Li‘h‘houfie point early necilcut School for Girls at Middle- at least the police and his relatives tioned Judge Edwin S. Thomas of the
today. hcrcrew seized and 260 case— or ‘9‘“ “’9'" °“‘ °-' °m°m ”men” believe him to be. - -‘ United States District Court for per-
whisky qonflcated. igflerdal and ‘0“ m “a“ “W" Mike was out drinking yesterday. mission to sell the springdsie factory
The men arrested were brought to t " ““mmmn' of we “at" 3‘ the He was brought home by his friends. and other assets of the concern. and
police headduarterl. where they were '40“? La"? Fam- A “9" °‘ "‘9 decree and after calling his wife to the front
to wind up its allure. Judge Thomas
. of th Ru lo C t , _ .. .. V ‘ ~ ‘ ‘
{Inelzlhofodra’5 &;?:r$nmitedhgtgtg (12:: Dropifrty gerrth; ”1‘33: tanning-rail: :2: inrd‘.I h; bl'ew assembly on the old IN ME AT l A M. l:- uppiotntled Amara; ahhmng‘:n prise of :1: 'liteBl‘atztu nightwwhcn he Commissioner Elwell of the Puhlfl' ) .p
' ‘ am 3' 1189. t e petton. t e n e ran up a n ng argo. o . earl . 3.
mission" Lynch. The confiscated li- "'f‘“ m ”“3 0m“ of ”“3 Secretary of His seven children raced out to the ‘ D gough Nomlk City a.“ at 11 ._ m.. m Norwalk In . four- round bout. I tiilties Commission held 9 h if,“ . “in,
quor also was brought to headquar- 9‘4'9- . .. .. the Common Council room. on ‘ -'~_.
front .‘lil'd and stood at attention. daylight-saving time. Wargo knocked the circus man down 80. upon the application of these lb“ .. .u
three times and once sent him reeling -. . ‘ ,
out or the ring with it right to the "‘9“ ‘ng‘vgnw‘ fthznmg" "“7 7‘, » .
bread-basket. Wargo is substituting ‘ :32?" :uutm oth‘ ”four? :“ n" 1%
for shine Gibbons. in the boxing show “3 ‘ ' re ' “3 ”e ”m“ ~
tions. and those of George Gledul". .
The receive‘l's' petition recites that
on Dec. 10 1920. Clinton R. Martin
and William F. Gillespie were appoint-
tern. iwo motor trucks and a. touring When Governor Lake was informed and he ravel' informed the
‘ m that he
."°"‘¢ "'0qu for ltfi transporta- 0‘ ”‘9 “”“3 °r m" “"9“" "9 ”mm" was alight to’shake the dust of N‘or- The“ Young M'M and
cd n board of directors for the Long walk from his No. 11 brogans. Never Bis Bride Enter R i
_ (Continued on Pm Six) 3:9‘1232T-qwdfigg‘rgzt‘:”mefisuh“; would he return to the Pride of F‘air- C d C t' J ed receivers of the British-American
. ”Mud“ a ‘numbfl of inset-mm; a: field County. " m on llllle my Mfg. Co. They resigned after three to be held Monday night. at the Bax- Peter Smith and James Pearce a”.
. "am". of the lndust l S h i f His soul panted for the bright lights: months. and Edward Maurer. Freder- tor Grounds. and will meet McNerney. dura is “0' operating . Jitney on ‘
m l m C °° °r he had 3300 in his pocket and more in Bomewhere in New Enslsnd. with ick stern sud Lewis 0. Hasell succeed- or New York. - n med mm, m Bridgeport 3mm
' l ‘L . the blink and he was -rull of deter- a. racing car and plenty 0f money at ed them. 1 furnish offered to box or wrestle any as: Puree have not taken an “to“. _,-
(Continued on Six) mlnation and home-made whiskey. their disposal. Mr- and Mrs. Malcolm It is alleged by the receivers that one present. declaring that he would . a g.
1". After stuttering all these facts forth. NOW”! MBCU‘Od ”‘9 spending-{Van they believe it necessary for the best present 325 to the man that would (Continued on Pit. Three) 5
he wended his way. happy though un- impromptu honeymoon. The young interest of the creditors that the plant : ' t ' 4
sunny. from the yard towards the man. whose parents are; both report- be sold without delay. They say that " (Continued on Pace 31x) i ’s-
in Cm \"hirc “'a) which has lured more ed to“? semiauitwgg': rnggt.” be a continuation of the business will re- , . I)“ mlI‘EfiES 1:. 7._
' - - than one soul from the tall timbers to a mi on re n 8 WU suit in further loss snd t l- ‘ . I .' 3
Thlrty two New owners In Inducted last June from the Har- tors cannot expect to rehczlvtehicggre M's PIBKEB “P i ‘ 7‘
favorable price for the property than ‘
can be had today.
The interest on the mortgage on the
factory is unpaid and an installment of
330.000. due April 1. 1921. is also un-
paid.
- . ' their “rooin. "
Various Sections of Nor- SM fl rm... pone. were informed by m. stroxn school. His bridge '3‘?! until:
walk Rec ' ' . family at midnight last night of the last Wednesday 3 mom i:
C k, orded In Town fart-well of their husband and father. chorus of "The Last Waits. ' now ap-
Ier S omce but ill turn informed the family. that peering at the Century Theatre. She
‘ ' . ' m~ 0 id do nothl b t tn t. was Miss Marjorie L. Nuir, and it
Shlp Burns, 36 Orientals ~‘ C " "K 3 °“ ° m“ w“ “,1. .h. was still st the home of
l llESllilll llllllul
“N “3PM llllllllll lllllllll -
Since Friday lust there have lsct-n . - 0 MT- '——"'"""
u-mulmi with Town Clerk Herbert lg, seized and 7 Missmg 'l'li“ police and the family believe her mother. Mrs. Ella Muir. at No. 5 ‘ ”ram. Daniel and Philip Salterelll.
.u‘ulllb, Ii: transfers ol’ property. in the 9N" Wh?" Mike 1"“ recovered sufflc- Trinity le' "I“ the boy ““1 at! age? 1_5.17 and 18 years. of North
lily and town. All deeds, unless om- C‘ll‘13?S-t;C0l«A“-‘lul3' 23. —Capt Merit- ienvly to become aware of his sur- friendship started some years 8'0- R A I 8 Taylor avenue. were arrested. at 2 STONY BROOK. N Y July 23-
l'l\\’l.\l' indicated. are warmntt-e C“ 0 e aux nrv schooner Viola. roundlngs. that he will return to the cm in Darlen. by ' I. ‘
.l.-.-.l~.' burned yesterday near St. Andrew” ncshpots of Norwalk. and will never (Gentiuued on P.“ “V.” o kbli‘ehgegnrggnégm and ”'3 being affiitfin$123dwzvtéim£aegflpm
Ill-limri l'. Margcrum to Louise Ray While having aboard a cargo of again wander from his hearthside. as thbore today pending investigation 06‘1“.» of American colleges. voiced oi:
l.n-.v.iuri. two lots. Marvin new“; Chinese in the woods near West Bay he had had similar spells before. the ownership of some articles the-Victorious ”(e Conference‘ '¢
\Vliilillll ’l‘. Moe to Kamlcy ’l‘omey.‘.‘ai 3“” were to/be amussled into the ——-——-—L—— “UN in the rear of a Ford car. i“ chiieches here today was followed a I
and buildings. East avenue; Kuther- i'nited States from Cuba. was arrested which the boys were riding. and th‘h .finouncemont that 'the Stony Brest“
in.» w. llissoll to Finim‘. Anderson "may at Defuniak Springs. With REPUBLIEAN The Stamford-to-Norwalh jituey- wgsdrlven by Philip. Presbvterian Assembly would esta’ b”?
.unl (‘ztrol Fanning. ll acrr-a and build- CnPt- Mentml was a Chinese who said 3 “IN drivers who are clients of Attorney Veils saw the three bor- “din" next year a Christian school for but
mare state or Clarissa Tryer to Sarah his name was Yuen and that his home . Daniel F. B. Hickey. of Stamford. have onward! New York when the car was m which the Bible would be used I.
l- $1.... .m; lot (administrator a deed)“ address was 5353 Clark street. Chica- been pdvised to continue the operhtion pa-ing Mansfield ‘a\enue. on the Post a text book
.1. my |-: n) mm. to 1.1m... L. and John go. He claimed to have been in this of their bus-es. in spite of Judge road. He thought it strange that The gunk on smealed modern“
will i, lot and buildings. l'lntisville “0113"” twenty-nave years ' . sHAR'i‘l-‘ORD July 2! -—Hundreds Keeler's refusal to grautrgejuueuou to three boys of such an age should be in college. m led by Charles G. ,
:Iv-n uu- _ was rcporte here that Bay coun- rmers have consent- the New Haven jitnoy d 1 I" j . ‘r ~ l edito.
M .. m-t Landon 9t his. to J..)... iv authoritios today arrested sixteen The Republican Field Day at Pier :3: 3::iftttfigtégnnecticm Agricultur- “I have-advised my club.” mid ’ (Continued on Page Seven) 10:33:: gitiimpg‘i: m“ 2:“:
lull . i acres and buildings m: Di 0 Mn“? In h? tw00d! near West Bay sure Beach Bridgeport. promise-tone 1 Exchange which no tuned A Hr- Ewan "dimmmwemm’l' Page. or Phiisdelphis. both or when;
"m "‘1""' Warsaw-i Louder. et air: to “1 imam” ‘0 the twenty taken ”3- the one big event in Connecticut this tonne“: to cooperatively buy and not because of a wish to antagonize drclared‘the present day tread in cob.
.10... mi imam 8 acres Sound View Md“ and that than were forty—four season.’ Delegations of the faithful :1, in, (arm implements and sup- n! 5““ “fickl- °" ‘he he" ”um leges tended to destroy the cuts at.
aw nu~ ..; lmmos A. llurd to John F Orientals on the ve-el instead of are arnn‘ln‘ to dome from .1} sec- ‘J'u med today. but becads'e I want to bring the mat- *meflc‘n youth.
M.- M m in Int Putnam avenue: Lou- “Emir-“'0 u ""10“! "vomit If dam of New England and there will p m“. we organibatlo will not be ter More s couri— :- The conference composed of m - I
this ngurh is correct seven Chinese 1,. . conspicuous forsnthering of" mm“, to start it until next "Section :6“ of the General Bts- al hundred «fem. "mm
(Continued on Pots Mt) “m "'° ‘3 “m- - ante party wheel her-set and a num- :ri‘ng this action Vi" ineviobly '9' "1‘” 9"“qu that "a w from “ variousdenomlnauous. also heard pm
‘ '————————.— ‘ ' nor of “m m m M I”. “n ll; lower prim to manners. E- “1““ 0f the Public Utillthl Commis-_ ' .'
I‘lleCtl‘OCllted in Heroic Emberg-er PM ‘ tendsaes. 8. Kitchen. general manager of the sion shall act as a wipes-ton of the “(Ooutinuod—~. - I’ll. “no! ‘4 .
EH 1 W. C rative Scheme Aside from its general importance Exchane “in my. order provided no court. or judge of
011. to Cut use 0'0!” from a mum point the studio has ”when who came here tron Wis- the court to which the appeal is di-
' ‘ _ I» peculiarly local W in that M on the recommendation of rected shall order that th. wile
lmlulAM. N. c.. July 2: ——Hugh BERLIN. July 21-31“th En- it marks the crusts jubilee reunion of m ward H. Henley. said he shall not sci as s mpension of the WM; m
High-3e. an electrician was electrocut- ””8". formerly Minister Of Finance the Fairlield Counti ml, 11;. concentrlflnl on developing the operation of thoosider.”
o'll early today after he had volunteer- and now Chancellor Wirth’s unofficial Love Feast is to have s W drum outlining Kr. Kickers clients. Howard Jes— * ”mm “m -
cd in cut the three high powered elec- financial adviser. is touring the south , - “wanton!“ mung and trau- ‘ . - . k W m“‘” '50“ NE. 3d, 23' &
:lic wires which were endangering the German industrial districts as (mused on Page In) ‘ m m with privileges or shipping is and net-chins elm Was: 33mm Wish-la.
lvcs of 811 ~-
firemen and several thousand Dnort among the worker- I he to m use or Connecticut tnd NW :qu ussnmmmgthst evacuated and the populace seeing“ so
r‘llizr-ns while a 3100.000 fire was 1113— Catholic party's social Winnie- ucunber m m
ing The big industrial leaders. however. C M ~- . M so M Bowen)
Hr- is a... fifth mmbe, of m. {muy declare the Euborger scheme is a by m m in m: «
its-c M .m. m. the direction of m 280 miles 0.0-
3&1..qu the “Word. are contained in“
m m u wm'.y advices from ‘118 XM‘M
‘0 he electrocuted recently. form of French syndicalism. and as- ’ ellsiStrl’ .
sort. that under it each factory would LAUREL, DeL. July as —-—Right at 00‘] W . , F!“ “W“ h a” “‘W "'5‘
Fire Dgstroys Nine he a separate community. operating in the heighs' of the season when from Burmng M tel “ W as M
Ocean C.t N J 8 Its own interest. with the'workmen twb to three thounnd bushels were .v
I Y, mes sharing too much in the profits and being swiped daily from here. the MEXICO CITY. July 23.‘-fire in
“0pr the control. Manufacturers object on bottom dropped out of the cucumber the Man oil nerds. m prone
”mo 3‘ CITY N. J.. July 28.-— the ground that it would introduce a m upon telegraphic out weaneday and caused me“!
pm.- i 3;" “pm dummy“ by n" he"! “a" °f 3"”1‘“? in German industry. a from New York prices tell damage estimated at several million
MIMI" ) of: The blue was discovered The Socialists oppose it on dinner Iron a doiiar to thirty cents and bro- do!“ has besu'reduced to two wells
“‘0 “Kara " 3'99 a m M0138 0f mum’s. saying they fear the scheme hers refused to buy at any p e after which still a're burning comely. Re-
Ara M '"l nearby were also or would prove an obstacle in the way of they hummus cur-other start- ports tron Mice-s tbecenilsgrgp
” .wlsumm Madly ormisod isbor. ed. . . uon is usnseutospres'd further.
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