. Hurt.
Driver Declares He' Did Not see orHeai'the-
.~.. ° : Car— CollisionOocu'rs.
' a’d Repairs Are N arrowiné SPWAfail-i‘
able for Driving—Most of Those Injur-I .
ed Are Taken to the Milford Homfltal'.
IIIIDG’P‘J’OR'P. July 27. «Eighteen
s Were injured. several serious-
!) o'ritiek last night. when a
ed ‘ Walnut [leach-Bridgeport
bust-crushed into a trolley ex-
mr Qt Great hots Creek bridge,
O
OtherSecfionsoftheWOb ‘ d”,
dimeetoBeTaltenUpFi-iday.
hrafiic section__of:lho‘aew-. OW
was presented by Atmzcnhheryu
The meeting adjourned. at- was
o'clock. until Friday evening If this
With two cases of purely
sisinthisctty. outoftonr "ported
cases in Fairfleld county and cum 1...
ported case In thepflab. local pm
clans are making every exert to p“:
E vent another epidemic 6f the deadly
* disease. such as swap Connecticut
and the United Statu i tau.
Altlwili he vividly recalled than that
hour. Internal injuriea' I “
Louis stone of 677 Madison avenue.
ilridgepo -in Milford Hospitai., one
finger cut off by flying gin... and
lbruises and lacerations of body.
“You want to make a cowpath of
South Norwaik. and you'll do itdf you
put through one-was traffic on Wash-_
ington ureet." was the tement madeo
Frank A. Ogden: 156 Prospect . T
' - barriers ainst the so of the dip. last night by Attorney ui R. Con- week. at 7 o'clock (8. J "when other
lijl'ti’igycoIEEEr'drlven by Fdward 3:92.3353fgeffnfigemlgzidorflm ease we: put up. ramming being nery. to members of the city council sections of the W ordinanco
' ail or 1-51 i’nrrott avenue irur beth B ‘th ei‘o wit t y' - ‘ “ ;- placed on Icy: and? lutomobiles “‘ ~ whom-c holdine especial lie-rm: on whisk in ”Wild lei-sin below.
9 't. and Jim in nineteen as: ‘ In d iunmy' I“: no] ”‘0- Time for 5' 3m” to coming into orwaih from cities . WASHINGTON. 3%" ”-‘PMGEE‘ the proposed new traffic ordinance wiii;be taken up.“
In“; hurledysc‘ross the rib-rd :i‘iznmf‘tfggy .severe acer- Mat WFOdfifi-e‘s, where the epidemic seemingly he'id Hal-dings speciadl Teens: ”gown-[with special reference to the section ‘11,“ mung. after *
' - ‘ ' ‘ - ' . tells a 3" r“ road an arm nan ng was referring to Washington street. rps mm Quin;
a ‘ttrn‘ignrhl pow. arm, “warm 9 Minty Syringe. 6." Holiister venue} Hrs‘y. ‘t Ml. 0f In 39:7 eonoiitons were about as regarded "“1“”, many Rewb‘k‘“ Others speakers said that business ian had the proposed, ordinanc.
a .l c reap 0 war ess b2! geport, osp tIal lacerations 0 00mm on“!!! they “9 now. . long wet SDHIIK and leaders in the Senate as having dealt “m the street would be cut from 39 over. m “mg ”mm In
' Mi 1. Monument. of :81 Cu My. 9 m It B 57 s d early summer. and intense humidity 21 “r“ death blow to the Norris bill to 00 per cent. and that the oni) solu- McMahon took exoeptlon to
. N. rs. a c rowne' he” an and heat during the 1‘ of the sum. 5° "93"? ‘l 0'" hundred mmm“ d°1‘ tion of the entire problem was the the clause. or section ’bf‘tns ordinance.
' cutie. West Haven. was motor-
In charge of the freight trolley.
Ihn J. Shay. of 27 'i‘rcndwell
igbwood. Ncw’llnven. the our}
' r. The trolley,w:ts findam-
d was lllilfrto continue Its
In New UUUVQH.
H The Injured.
riously injured. in
street. Bridgeport Hospital. fractured
leg and lacerations of body.
Lists Seriously'llart.
The following passengers in the lit-
ney'ull suffered considerably from
shock. and flying glass and wood
splinters from the. wrecked car severe-
ly lace-rated them about. the head an!
body. They were.given' medical treat-
iars' farm export corporation.
The President in his message sug-
gested that the powers of the War Fi-
leascs Mutton be extended to
csveraliphasesoffamcredltaaad “:5
the but such a providon. } The meeting
introduced yesterday by Senator/Kei-
is“. Republican. linoesota. was
to have the apps-ova: of the ”-
widening of the street. ‘niis would be
expensive it was true. but it was bet~
tee than one-way traffic. Others of-
n of One way park-
met with apposition.
reed at 8. 30 o‘clock
last night. with all members of the
council. mve Charles A. Yolk present
which would. it put through nabs ,
him drive around Railroad avenue, '
through Monroe street to get to H‘-
property on South Ilatxtjtree‘t. H he
were coming from his home. He mic I
that it was unkind“ fibres one-m II
tram on Sou-ti: n street. He said »
that when the trolleys .put througt‘. I .—
one wav traffic. business was mm ‘
mer Imonths. This is best calculated
to breed the discs-sand; stated. The-
ones ’were buried Os chilllreu at that
time but only because d! the spread
of the disease.
it is not believed shat such meas-
ures will have to 5.9% now. but a
is likewise believed that the old ad
llKE’IIIPRUVE MENT .
HlNURWAIli
,hospiinls.
. _ , ' . .. . There was large delegation 0! Pro-
,. men! at m. mum Hospital. when. Con Buttress 011M or an com or vmesnon heme .. .
, .« . .. d ~ ~ ,. M" perty mer- on Watt-non tact some so per tThe only aim .
:(Ctri‘IJI.l géiTktfif'xgpilgi‘ifi the imured were carried in pritate w 3.6 B m ill the :zlrlmbe “fofiunwoéywmnfSLJ? 3:5": a It retain: by Quorum Mprsseng and a petition “In“ by mo,“ a the wmdn pm pm“ ‘
at Milford Hospital. at press (Continued on Page Seven) Very Near re dren. especially those under. ten mrg cumpon'fmgr‘nfyfjufm unnum” event. Saline-":00” a: 3311:1310: (“mum on Fess ls)‘ l , I...
of age.
The two cases which were first henrd
of were in East Norwalk. but today
the patients areI said to be on the road
to recovery
This morning It was shied to The
EveningNSentinel that the cases were
of many Republican Senators. ex- -
pressed today. be substituted for the
...... mm ...... Four chislatures May
'1 me “me °' 3""7!" ”mm" 3’ today that they would reient not one Be EStabliShed. m_ Ireland
0mm ““9"" b‘“ a“ ""“-‘ we" '3 whit in the mm In behalf of their
condemned and Secretary Wallace
failed to endorse before the Senate
their height some two weeks ago. measure. If - - I I ‘- . .
Agriculture committee.
One Each' 113-.
\
Xtraordinary Powers Not
iven President Obr'egon
Dept; building-with reference to
Nor-walk as onetof the, places where
four large piers to take care of coast-
wise and ocean going-:vs-els. should
be erected. ‘wss the topic of the
speech made by Governor Everett J
Lake. to. the members of the Bridge-
port Chainber of Commerce. at an
outing at Pleasure Beach. Bridgeport
eds
Champions of the Norris bill said
. . _ ‘ w . .
not Aslust smote 27 of y"% . .. m. w... m . Ulster. , .
e Constitution, Which Ma. Sign. , . b N “m . ‘ .— _ . , :mm‘ fl * I?
313‘ ” m ‘ — , -r t . . . dieI } _} aplacesuitablc , . ~ 9 t- . .. . . , ‘..-‘
‘ w ‘1 I 7' 3 for such a ‘ Haven s‘sd New . m mnAY - U . ... 1.
i ‘ widen are places nqflw. P or « . g- . . I--.
-‘ ‘KICO 0111.me 27. —-'I‘he " New London also ran. ooo. cos ‘I “MAL m3 Mmt .~ } - ., ,..
ber of Iieputiis last night voted ~ ' . pier." —' _.“
. a request by President Obrsgon . - “T—n‘" He urged arm‘s“ pun Mt sup—.— .7; LONDON. July l7.——'l'he no“. . I
he be granted extraordinary The annual meetins of the corport- now to think in terms of dock build- For Many Years Was Judge Many novel features will mark the Jty that four legislatures day be en- .. .
n. to Mm“ Article 27 of the tors of the Norwalit Savings Society ing for the ultimate purpose of‘emct- 0f Probate for the N0!“ carnival to be held by m Frank c, . tablished in Ireland..one each in th. _.
tituiion. which natioualizes oil "a! he“! thitmomml ‘t the blink!“ ing in the harbor there a dock equal if Godfrey Post. American Legion. at provinces of Luster. Ilunster. MI- .. .
sits. The Senate ost simui- 110;” gill}: “3d?” 5: A R d not better than the pier erected in New W‘lk met, '1“ Mly the Roodner lot. North Main street. Baby I5 Only One him ntagoht land fixtuunderu: :et .
. 'wlly ‘ voted to no the re- r. m . race - -} avmon (Anson. Second district. from Joly to to August “ u 9‘" n W ,s. «
Betta. Horace M. N. Sigman and'John‘ The chlef executlvg of the state was hum m Lo“! “3i“ t.‘ Final arrangements for the affair “ “mes. Are. Nearly morning by “Sketch." which ”a:
e president lisd requested early A- “99' we" eleCWd‘HCWOMtO" of charged with enthusiasm for dock were made last hight at a regular W m FIll'fieH “It need not “.mmed' “ u ‘0‘ w' '
mac month an; he be given the. society. buudhm He told m, guano" that a This well-known citizen for almost meetln‘ of the post. ‘ 4 in some quarters. that an“ on“ a
“d0 in 1'0““!!! the article WHHam 14- Hunter. Albert A. Betts three score nd ten years a resident? The entertainment will consist of Two automobiles were almost com- tion there would be only m M .
I- came apparent that Cong- and Georxe F- Betta. whose once u of Norwalk led at his home yesterday twee, on pietely wrecked and seven persons lug authorities under a federal trim a
(Continued on Pmflrhreo) amateur contests. For
Saturday night. the opening .night. narrowly escaped serious injury when;
there will be a pie eating contest. 0: two automobiles crashed head-on at
Monday. an ice-holding contest will be Turuey's creek and the Post road in
rho feature; Tuesday a watermelion Fairaeld londay night. Irving Shap—
Parliament It has been almOst oops . -
looked that there are four greatpe-o
[noes in Ireland. uch with at him Fr:
lcal individuality." F
In relation to "Sheteh's" inform-a
Hon. which. incidentally. reiterat—
some earlier reports. the statement h _
afternoon being over ninety-one years
of age. Judge Woodward was g‘nl-
tive of Watertown in this state and
could trace his ancestry to one Henry
Woodward who settlli in Northamp~
ton in loss. He graduated from Yale
allege. a member of the famous class
directors had expired, were re-eiected
to serve for three years
Dr. William J. Tracey vwas elected
a. director to serve one year. to fill
the vacancy in the, board caused by
the death of Henrv F. Coleburn.
The annual report of the treasurer c
I . not be able to give it ad-
consideration before the
on ends in 'August.
sy morning President Obre-
led a Joint conference of the
-ers in both houses and explained
. necessity for immediate action on
Will REiilNflNH
mun All” units
eating contest: Wednesday. a milk iro. who ave his address at N036“)
contest and Friday. a flour f contest. East ilsinIIstreet. Bridgeport. was
orth While prizes will be offered in summoned to appear in the Fairfield
into 27, as well a... plgadlng for showed asseI'ts. 86.318.554.21. The 1858 and studied law in the Yale” ‘ t which town 00.“ to mgwer to a charge of made. somewhat disconnectedly. M
mission to proceed with n. ad- surplus and profit and loss accounts .. Law School and with the late Senator aangétnmzich 3,2333?“ I‘ang_ subject to a satisfactory solution C ,
lment in a manner acceptable to amounted to $897,460.90. 0. s. Ferry with whom he later form- Thursday night. as announced be- “1.0-, baby son wag laceratod the Irish unification problem. Sh.»
- immediately after the meeting of Week Announces Abandon- ed* a Partnership. A! a lawyer Judge fog-pg. will "Buddies' night." Dan by 118 818.33. but "99"“! “6 “he-r 0'2“ detVulem ht: intimatied t‘fl‘t =
(Continued on Page Three) the corporntors the directors met and ' ' Woodward was careful and painstak- . no“ re "M to an in tion i uries “a god”, '3. pawl-ted as w II no renew e campaign or
. organized as follows. ' ment,0f. A“ but D“, um’ ing. preparing his “is“ “"1. 3”“ writtend :he catnivai and wimp”: riisjeoveriag- from the effects of the independent Irish Republic. and al‘
President—Albert R. Malkin. Trans and Knox thoroughness. and in many instance: on, um“ in“ night. The Westport. —-- Ni . m
INN INDUSTRIES Vice- President—William H Hunter. . he sharpened the forensic battle axe Bridgeport and Stamford pom will ‘3 (Continued on Pm Nine) . (Continued on M ) V '
. Secretary aanreasuren—Frederick WASHINGTON. July ill—Only which the brilliant Ferry weiled with also turn out. ' 4
A EH3.
“filler—Cyrus W. Gray. Jr..
Bookkeeper—~William E. Grindrod.
CIPI‘UKA—BHSS Laura Raymond.
Sten’ographer—Jiiiss Leon A. Fuilm.
WUM'EN FlEll m .
AVfllfl Purim
CHICAGO. July 27. —Vi\ian Spur-
such force and skill.
Woodward was not an ag-
but a courageous one.
"l‘ht-re uill be a score of booths at
the carmva. While the- commi
to have cha of the booths haven
been finally chosen. the following
' (Continued on Page Eleven)
MUUEU INIERVENE
IN UUSIUITIESN
{our army camps. are to be. retained
under the War Department's plan for
regrouping the peace-time army. the
work of which is expected to be com<
pleted by July 31. Secretary of War
Weeks announced today. All but
Camps Dix. N. 1.: Travis. Ten; Lewis.
Wash. and Knox. Ky. are to be aban-
doned. it was stated. Camp Dix will
retain a. division organisation. as will
Camps Travis and Lewis.
Camp Devens. Ma... is the first on
the list of cantonments to be aban-
doned. Camp Sherman. in President
Harding's home State is second de-
Judge
gressive man.
JULIUS MSSEU '
WANI'HIIUUUW A}
Julius and Louis Lassen are broth-o
era Julius owns the Hours]: as: \
Company, on Washington street. v'hll. .
Louis works for him. a
This morning Louis wanted to on!
work and demanded his may 3-!» .-
here lus told him he wouldn‘t get it anti
“UK. UlUNE’S UUUY
HUNU WE ALIVE
“BARF? Alberta. July :7.——1'no body
. it Stone has been found, and
alive and will recurs:
k of the loot moo
; 8U US. VALUATIUN
riff on Foreign Valuation
ls Practically Inefl'ective,
Senate Is Told
iSlllNGTON. July 27.—A num-
uf representatives of Connecticut
natries appear before the Senate
nm‘e committee today. to urge the
(Continued on Pan Th!!!)
NUUUlUi-UIWINIAUS
UU 1U STAUFURU
i-nuon in the Fordney tariif bill of d ht us e m Seventy-five members of the Nor- , ‘ .
"mvmo" m" levying “mm” :Ussingllgres‘i. e5: 09:53:12”: ”15%.?" ‘33:: mntgidtehg a??? ' ffo want Kiwanis club this “0011 Journew WNDON' 3“" "PM”: 3 Frill”. the regular past any. . Womb
iv- 5 on a. basis of Ameriean valua- Kan a‘. "we Trust C ' 0th hi to b‘. ‘NMOM ed to Stalnford. to attend a clsmbake mai Pasha. We! the “Pork 11 - minim! Sunday at the followed and Julius shpped Innis ta -
mummy- "ho with er 3 “m" club of mu tionalist Government. tas sent a tele- foot y a Menteenfoot crevice, and the face
instead of on foreign valuations.
vului In all previous tariff bills. I
. it). Winter. manager of the
gi-liort Manufacturers mocIa-‘
IN A. i lumps of the American
7‘" lenanv. C E Julin. repres-‘
m: the Ntw H.t\en County Eat-M
Loui- promptir" ran out into ta- r 4
street screaming and shouting at the .
topofhislungaanddrswingahl'l-s. '4
rowd ' .
Investigationdlsciossd that noun .,
wasin than hut-gm.“ = '
Patrolman Frank Stratum u luv-is
W amt-quieted Gm“..-
pyramwuiwauunm. gethh
thewwyofbr. 'wasdis
Mlyaftenvard.agreatdls
Whamdifloult position
t lira. Stone has been
' Assinlboinheadqaut-
hvsbssnseattocare
her mother. returned to Chichgo ‘rom
Detroft. yesterday where they fled fol—
lowing Spurgin's disappearance. has
admitted that she had knowledge that
her father had taken more thou five
hundred thousand dollars 'of the
I“ «satiation and Dudley banks money, haters he fled. it was
. v'w-cutnr officer of HI. ID nu-LI- m¢l "
ln‘t-rs.‘ association of Connecticut. 3e“ mt M ’“aw/
P unong those who appeared ‘9‘ the States attorney’s wIi’o sass:
tloned Miss Spurgin and her mother
(Continued on M, It) upwi their arrival here.
‘- Miss Spurgin stated. according to
the State authoritiea that the infor-
mation was given to her by her moth-
er. following a conference with her
father. during Which he handgun!!!
good bye and said Mold probably
neter see the mags“. Both Ira.
Spurgin and her ”I“ are being
detained for tux-tie!“ W to-
a-q-nfl-
a the Kiwanis
are Camp Grant. Ill.. Camp Pike. Ark: 33:1 '17:: mp was made. by “Mme.
(Continued onfags Mei)
{ale to COMIC will that
bile. encore of which started together-flu Ian terieise -
New Haven Jita‘e
under! the direction of John D. mine.
' A. feature of the clambahe will be
a' bail galls between Norwalk and
Stamford- The local team will have
a fig l'insnp consisting of- iii. to].
.H. Barnes 8 853m.» 3.
bank 9 DeWm m
'i‘s‘rlov, H. B. Hegel-
. er. A. Bogart. and
mic-nu Damien-aha-
' - ' or thoball tears I,
onioke’ s Cargo
Not Yet Unearthed
wanna crrr. N. 3.. July :1.—
o-nm- agents searched 22 boat-
'ws. two fish wharves and a large
elmuse late yesterday but failed to
any trace of the whiskey the
(flier Pocomoke is suspected by . .
val officials-of having landed. “3mm 0‘ NO loves)
W ‘
’ t- customs officials here ‘11- AGREEMEN‘K menus? WHITE'
cell they had obtained informo- l stones continuance
from a reliable source that swim- -—---
nnsw‘ering the description of the WASHINGTON. Jill! 27.—Vlrtnal
mo n was seen in the inlet ten Ipmt wussidlmlaywmm
before that schooner actually re- W at a dinner costumes at the .
vl at Gardner's Basin. Immmmmmmm'
rectors of the government forces ,siddratioad is: ”m m
declared they could make im— beforsm
- nt arrests at any time, but intend on by
efer action until the activitlu of .1
-ber of other men In" Ins! ll!-
'flted
-s-—-—--— '
_It_will_beatoughdayforthepaie- fields:
faces on Sunday.. August, 3:. who; “I“.
aboutm rs of as
'ockenoe MWf Red Hell iémholoh?
thousand-claims“
.tasrswmoelddayandclam
Pam ‘were matured last night .by
We in charge for holding
stain. :r ”to. about ".900 isle In the afternoon.
stock. Thecanseofthenreisua-therewinboiandand-waterm
i .
“mom out: is “so moumuummoimoot»
accumulations-talc llltandhakacoamstofaw.ney—
contenm-sssnlndlt uneuamri-yuadisaadlohsosits»
IIQMh-m rm“ shsr.
;. Smith 1.“. mmatthhwsektha
L’ a‘ , u'mmmxa
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