s 0 11d eDistrict Boy Is
'ecovering From Disease
" . n Children, of Cottage Street,rEast Nor.
‘ ' ,Said to Be Sufle‘ring from Sleeping Sick-
neg-Several Cases of Infantile Paralysis
About the State, but There Is No Need
l
‘\
of Alarm If People Are Careful.
Aiken of the Sniffin girl.
'l‘here is no need for parents to be-
come frightened over the matter. be-
cause if precautions are taken the epi-
demic will not reach the height that
it did before.
If children are taken ill wifil some
seemingly mysterious disease. it is
best that parents summon a physician
at once. when a diagnosis will be
made.
Dr. Perdue has notified physicians
of the city. as a matter of course and
in the routine of his office. that cases
which are suspicious should be immed-
lately reported to him.
The Stain lleslth Board is also do-
ing its. best to preveut the spread of the
nna. Olive Sniffln. of 15
wt is the latest ,yictim of infantile
.liysls to he reported to the medl-
llmhoritles. and Dr. Robert E.
nun, the health oflicer. yesterday
l;lllllll"d the house.
when Hyman. 18 months old, of
\vult'l' street. Second district. was
)lhl'l‘ infantile paralysis case. who
. about recovered. however. from
flirif‘nf't‘. He was stricken seven
cks ago.
'2'. l't-rdue. in a statement to the
~ning Sentinel this morning said
-t the report that came to him re-
ding the Peterson children at El
tnge street. East Norwalk. was 10
8170" that they W??? S'lfT!"'l-‘ll‘ disease. using methods learned dur-
,i “Morph" His It'f‘larxim. or elecn- in: the epidemic of 1917. At that
sit'knesh‘, instead of inf . ti' ( prim time the disease sprend‘with remark-
ysls. able rflpldlly lie-cause of the fact that
The latest report from the 61:3“ l1: altll authorities were first at a loss
i‘lllll‘l llonrd is that there hnxe be‘-n to know Just what the plague wns
x-n-ml more cases of infantile pa- that was sweeping the country. and
l»:.i4 in the state. Norwalk will be
I'lllll'll with one additional case. on
i. \w-ck's report. that being the case
,hecause of the numerous city child-
ren who were contagious. who came
to the country.
. rrests EXpected Today
In Trolley-Bus Crash
Shipping Board - -
issues Ultimatum
DONDON. July. 28 (Associated
Pn-ss).—The United Stones Ship-
ping Board. it was learned here to-
day. has deliver-ml an ultimatum to
”the. British shim” lines that un-
Iem Its ships on" sounded fair
ln-atmcnt in chntrscts for the
transport of cotton from .
ilris. Egypt. to the United! Kingdom
and the United States the Shipping
Board will “declare an open mar-
ket" and haul anything. anywhen.
at any rate.
nlice Investigation [mom-W
plete~—-To See Trolley 01’-
iicials—Five of the Viet
Still in Hospital—Offici
Take Photos and Measure-
ments at Scene of Accident
vrests will probably be made to-
ol" principals involved in the jit-
-freight trolley accident in Devon.
sday night. according to unofficial
cations in «Milford last night.
ice authorities. however. would
say they planned to issue war-
ns their investigation of the
was incomplete.
e of the more seriously hurt of
ekhteen victims. still in the Mil-
. and Bridgeport hospitals. last
ht. were reported to be resting
ni'nrtllbly.
l‘lw mast severely hurt. Edward J.
inilh a deaf mum. of 4 Carleton
.nuu Bridgeport. was resting com-
ll ul>ly last nigfit after an operathn
AUSTRAIUAN TEAM
TAKEN FRflM lllAlN
Pl l‘TSHl ltGl-i July 28. —Captain
Norman Peach and the remainder oi
the Australian Davis tennis cup party
were taken {tom a railroad train at
Black ltock. N. Y.. by l'nlted States
«Continued on Page Nine)
liliTNlNfi HITS—
HISTflRlB CHURCH
immigration authorities last night
cause they were not provided with
. mt: stluck by. lightning. 'l‘llts-
. ills lln- l'ul't that this building
1 prumiln-nlly ll] lht‘ history of
It was built in 1829. and
Lake Erie Railroad
The Austrian party left
u lltlll
be‘
the
‘ ‘ . ‘ necessary papers for entrance to this
w l.|.l:\‘ll.l.l'.. July 28.——'l'he loss-l country. according to a message re-
liulllm church here by fire ceived herethis morning by J. B. Yoke
general manager of the Pittsburgh and
Toronto.
Canada. where they played against
;. whim! with being the first the Canadian team. at 7. 45 o'clock
ii m 1m» United States which last night and w re due to arrive In
4“ .v.. .,, m-zmvs as equals. In it one Pittsburgh this mor ng. They reach
. u. 1 \\’l)illi‘l 's temperance soclc- ed Black Rock. a station in Buffalo.
~w'- lunwl. ll not the first. and N. Y.. about midnight.
All. ’lv 114M:- grew the . \Vomr‘n’s Arangements had been made with
.,. v -‘.|‘ vmlu-uuzce men. Mrs. the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie. Rail-
. '- -~ Lllr. aged 87. who live road. to have the through train stop
ulllu)‘, lllll' 0f the mf'l'fllflal's 0‘
.. il l"! v'.
s I.” 1.. < who worshipped l“
n .n \‘.h0.‘0 names have,
‘,_ ~|ll|ll‘ . . New England 11'"
- .. liurleighs. Garrlwn‘:
m .\. Grow. lo“. a Con.-
. Ilnlll l’l- nnSYlvania.‘ [Judy
l . n... builder of the Lehll‘h
vllllmd and Rev. Dr. Charle-
‘ at Boston, lonfl' Pkflden‘
“.57.. \H"'r‘<'1ln Baptist Publi-Nn‘
-" "H" h was ions known A. ”0
.. l i ' 'lulrch of Freedom. "
ivildrcn Hurt ' .
When Auto Overturns
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(Continued on Page Nine)
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1’ 1h' 11
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“Ming:
WASHINGTON. July 28.——.Another
White House dinner conference will
be held tonight between President
Harding and about a donut Republb
can leaders in the House in further-
ance of the legislative program un-
derstood to have been agreed upon by
te Republicans who. conferred
“" N- JULY 28. -—l-‘our children with the president Tuesday night.
‘ "'“el-WN Symolon, of New Bri- President Harding was.“ to have
W n the Meriden Hospital with informed the Scouts with whom be
u "l "mljurics received in Southlng~ onfelhu that be m MM by
”’1'" n --0 oclock this morning. House leaders of speedy m of
”h ’ "‘urning from the. seashore the talk mosaic. the administration
... ‘ S'mlhlngton automobile party. plan. as disclosed after the White
.. it”; on rturned his car and it was House conference. calling for mu
m- ‘l The four children brought of the measure by the House by Aug.
. ”cal hospital are expected to 6. With the. tariff bill to be held Jn
”M. The)" are: Stanley. nine. se- the finance committee while it takes
. sanip wound and“ abrasionsgu up the revenuq
“" “7 iniury to head and should- the program is
""h'a- 13. scalp bodnd‘sn'd shru-
nnli Louis 12.1: ts
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WASHINGTON. July 38.——The way
was regarded as open tbdsy for the
beginning of the nogotlations between
the United States and other principal
allies and associated powers as to the
date and meeting place of the propos
ed conference on limitation of arms-
meuts.
Definite acceptance by Japan of a
seat in the conference. announced in
a note from Tokio made public ye’s-
terday by the State Depsnment. com-
pleted the second step in the move-
ment to, secure limitation of national
armaments by agreement. the first
step having been President Harding's
informal overtures on the question.
Little difficulty is expected by or-
flcials here in the reaching of an
ameement on the place of the first
meeting. no decided opposition having
developed to the suggestion that the
conference he held in \Vashington.
Differences of opinion as to the time
of the. conveningmf themnforence are
knOWn to exist. however. among the
interested nations. The American
Goyernment has mentioned Nov. 11
—Armlstice Day—because of its ap-
propriateness to the occasion. Pre-
miers of the British «minions. how-
ever. are understood to have urged
their government to rum-t a later
date as many of im- dominion execu-
tive bodies meet during the fall
months. ll
Invitations to transport in the con-
ference are expected to be sent out
immediately upon Went as to the
date and place of poems.
\
I
Allllllli' ll “All
HARTFORD. July 28.—Blind
adults of the State are to be taught
in their homes by two blind teachers.
the State noard of Education of the
Blind decided at its-meeting today.
The teachers will be regularly engag-
ed. They will teach the blind to read
with their fingers. to cane chairs.
weave hammocks. make baskets and
to knit. crochet and sew.
Miss Ivla M. Mead and Raymond
E. lleasor are the teachers selected.
lloth are graduates of the New York
School for the Blind. at Batsvls. N.
Y.. and both have been engaged in
work for the blind in this State for
two years. the former as teacher of
the industries at the Trades Depart-
ment for the Blind. at W'ethersfleld.
and the latter as teacher of piano turn.
his and gymnasium at the School for
the Blind. in this city.
Stetson K. Ryan. secretary of the
board .rcported there are ewelve jinn-
dred blind persons in the State. COO
of whom are over fifty years of age.
who will benefit largely hy the home
teaching. He also stated that the‘
board had educated one young man as
a masseur. who has now secured an
appointment from the United.- States
Public Health Department. being the
first‘blind civilian in the country to
be appointed by the Public Health
Service.
Flfllll lint-null
sums" lifllllllifili
nanny July as.—Amtlu in
Spanish. rocco. where native tribe's-
fighting for several Guys. are fist be}
cominrtranull saysmn Mecca».
received
urces latte-suns auntie“
so
General Navarro. may
which there has been W
at Butelet- 'l‘istudn. where it t
ed to be conducting a; W
tsnce to the tribeuson. . x5
agar; which under martial
men and Spanish soldiers havo‘bosn L" .
Said to Have. , Taken
‘ Of Balsa. . , Last
Night, but No yKnows
Much About It '
State and Local m Pro-
fess to Know Nothing of
‘Selzure
ltcports that n ship“ am with
"booze" had been csptllltd by oflclnls.
off ltoton Point. early tumorning. as
it was about to land a mo of liquor.
were flying thick and not about the
Second district this morning. but no
authentic report could be obtained
from anyone as to the time of the
seizure. who conducted the Ielzure. or
what became of the "boos." or pris~
onersr '
Chief of Police William R. Penning-
ton' said this morning that he knew
nothing of the supposed capture be-
yond what he had heard about the
streets.
The State police are ignorant of any
capture; Roton Point Park. omelet-
uid this morning that they had heard
nothing of any ship using captured.
and. as there are as n es-
foremost mitosis the stths
mount the. when... cep-
tisu. than is ”WM they
could have been the nun-possible.
Inquiries among adopts about the city
this morning discloed‘ho fact that
all that was known of the ship, and its
capture. who what some one else had
told them.
Since the capture of the Jennie T..
off 'New Haven. recently. there have
been stories of ships unloading mys-
terious cargoes at points along the
shore. but these have usually eminst-
ed from the minds of people with
vivid imaginations
"onion-nor Ammo the Entire null m
thcflritlshFroposslslsNowRee-
P4818711“? fl. _—-F‘;I.nce informed
, ssflavingsVeryImportsntBesr
ingon the'PmmmofNegotistions—‘-
Dailites Expected to Be Released. ..
“‘o~a-,
the British Cement late yen-day
that the question of pending reinforce-
ments to Upper 'fliesin must be dis.
posed of satisfactory before French
representatives can attend s meeting
of the Allied Supreme Council. An:
4.. at which it is planned to discuss the
entire Silesian question.
Shortly after this decision reached
London. Muir Curzou promised
Colonel de St. Aulsire. French Am,-
bsssador to Great Britain. that the
muter‘would be placed\ before the
British Cabinet this morning. ’
The task of preparing the Council A
agenda will begin in s. few days.
The papers this morning predict a
complea‘understanding on up Silesia-l
curlers will be reached hefiare the
end of this week. and are inclined to
the opinion that Oren Britain will
consent to the sending of reinforce-
meats.
mum
WMHABER
Jhsncc to Islam $25 by
Selecting use and Em-
Clumb - for New- Athletic
The odor of "5 for the most sp-
p name. and emblem for the
new symposium or Athletic £lub. to
popularised totllcbonmyonns
in». 80ml“ Ir. so! In. I. '
B. We‘r. expo-es on Saturday night.
July 80th. and those who will so Ills-
test for the prises should have their
entries in the hands of the $0th
committee of the new Athletic Club.
care of The Sentinel once. by that
time.
A camels needed for the club. and.
for this. the sum of 811.50 will be
given. An emblem is also desired and
a similar sum will be given 'for the‘
most suitable. ’If the suns person
(Continued on Page Five)
LONDON. July 23 Motions
and predictions regarding ‘the Irish
situation have taken many peculiar
turns u a result of developments foo.-
turing the negotiations during the
past twenty four hours.
Of these developments. perhaps the.
most talked of is a speech m'sde in the
House of Lords yesterday by Lord
Birkenheud, Lord High Chancellor. in
which. he, invited Parliament and the
country to have patience with the
trouble that Esmonn dc Valera. Irish
Republican leader. and his coll‘eagues
may be having in Dublin. to reach a
decision on the British proposals. He
also intimated that the negotiations
mar contfllue for several weeks.
Other oldstandtng features of the
day wens prolonged discussions of the
,p'ropossls by the Irish Republican
Cabinet: a communication Premier
Lloyd 0 rue is reported to have re-
ceived .rom Mr. de Valera. and the
postponement by General J. C. Blunts
of his departure for South Africa un-
til Aug. 5 . The communication from
dc Valera is reporteguo have asked
Expects to Drive Turks
Forces From Asia Minot
“Em
Norwflkr Jitneymen will be granted
a refund upon turning in old public
service Vehicle license. according to
small locum
mall. MEElllill
Miss Caroline E. Colton. of}? But
avenue. s teacher in the Norwalk pub
lic schools. was married. at 10 o'clock
this morning .at the Norwalk Conn-e.
gational church. to Edward S. Meeker.
ll Westport avenue. secretary ‘cnd
treasurer of Meeker's Union Foundry
Corporation. in Smith street. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Ern-
est F. McGlegor
The bride was attired in a traveling
' gown of mode shade with a ads in:
to match. She wore a cor-ace bop-
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(Continued on Pm N130
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PmeofMiu:
Agsiuinnislmte
—L————-
;{AIL form- July u—The
bailout “4
and Provide
Franchise Given to J itney
Corporations by. the P. U. (3.
given by th‘o Public I’tilltiesthunis-
twentyotwo opprstorseon the so-called
ter to the northeastern sections. Cer-
tain emditions are. imposed.
which provides that the twenU-two
word received here today by the jit-
newmen from Robbins B. Stockel.
commi-ioner of Motor Vehicles. Tire
refund will for the portion of the re-
mainingjime that the licenses have
to run. ning August 1.
In the some communication. notice
was given that the Bridgeport. Hart-
ford. and New Haven offices of the
motor Whicle department were ready
to handle the issue of the new mark-
ers to those jitneyrnen whose applica-
tion for routes were mated. Those.
whose applications have been refused
need not apply for the markers. the
notice an.
The heating capacity of the buses
to be M will be investigated and
WAHRBUR-Y_. July, 2.. —Docision
sion today grants jltncy franchises to
East I-‘srm route. from the city’s cen-
one of
for further elucidation on several
donbtful‘points in the proposals. while
the action or General sinus- in re—
mainlng here is taken to mesh tut h
feels his services as mediator m
Iain be seeded. ‘
All these things taken together
lprolnpt this morning‘s new-sme- to
believe that several days may psi be—
fore any additional developments will
be noted. Beveral'newspnpers print.
“authoritive denials” that Kr. de‘Vol-
era has communicated with the prim.
mil-liner. but admit that such a I“
may srirve at any time. although some
even go so far as to say this is unlike-
ly withindhe present week at least.
The question of ammbling the en-
tire mu Eireann to consider tho
British Government's prom“ is now
regarded by many newspapers u hav—
ing a very important bearing on Q.
progress of the negotiations. and so-
cordlng to some reports. constderabl.
difficulty has arisen in this connection.
It has been stated frequently tbs!
(Continued on Pm, Fin)
\r
fl
SMYRNA. lily 2:. (By the a...
ciated Presal—The utmost confide-oi
in his ability to drive the. w
forces from Asia Elinor was exp“
by General Papoulss. Greek Como
mander in Chief on the Smyrna it'd.
to the Associated Pre- correspond“
Monday. .
“We are not going to let up . on
Mustapha Kemal Pasha (leader of an
Turkish Nationalists) until we his.
so complgtely di-olved his fore. ’
he will "never snip be able to put m
army in the field." he silt "If If. -
necessary. we will go to Angora. to so.
complish this. umphs. Komsl u
always boasted that he would coat-r.
finished him already. We have redne—
ed the men and guns in his army nonp-
.(Continuod on Page Nine) (
Sill] Illlll Bllflllf. l
—
me. but I have turned the tables on! ‘
individual operators must form s."cor~
porstion or sssociauon. 0f the total
number of tpplicstions for franchises
on this route. eleven were turned
down. the communion holdin; twenty:
two ave-passenger cars to be mild-
ent. l‘lve Jltuey cases were before the
City court today and in two fines of
'80 and costs were imposed.
cases Were continued. and one man
Wis discharged. The latter claimed
he was working for s Nam-ck me-
an sadwssoent outfromthem
story.»
BUT IN lllNNll’illl
A- wild report was circulated M,
Narwslk last evading. through the In.
fluence of a man who represented him.
self as being an eye-witne- of the at.
fair. that. s. not in which stem
knives and lists figured exam
took place yesterday afternoon new
(continued on Puss. ~nvo)
plant in Winnepauk. when one In‘
asked another "Why do you use a.
trolleys? Why don't you use thl' Jib-
to bring to this city parties m. m V k . disappeared mysteri-
enm a car: There guise twgoounlslospr _ miner resort in Sslsbur: nus?" The man questioned was mill. -
against him. and. his employer? V .. the put tortnight to have rem-ted in heated m
wok M‘mnd corroborated whis i reports reaching the whereupon a general not broke out.
However. inquiries at the company‘
the Norwalk Tire I: Rubber comm «y Lat-f
ticesofqppaiwsrenrenfutsecues
M .
of milk received by producew ~
”row on hits. No-
_ocmtbe missing person
started .s. short stroll. and were
no that: '. in; parties have scour-
g’i/edtheim) mmleynbutnii
trsceoftllosamisnngsesmtohaw
beet “opolicesreincflnel
mmwbr‘tliesu-
ammo unis .‘ot
' mannermwnmelr
victimspflblrythsm
cola. “thaw pupal
so mm
mid by'thsfluoe to realise Mulch
considerable
-mnorllioeoqtomoma vacation
in
(Continued on Paco M) t
W
,1": ..
858m. Joly up" a
ma
theme.” mg.
emmofCoathm
into tbs qualifications of up,“
for pisses on the flute police (a.
were consllered stameetlugd~tht
commission held yesterday. No h—
mmmsdeintbemfl‘
migresdthstitwpnldhsh
tissbielortbecommlflsnuofll-o
incatonsmosflngniloftbomI-n
son-fronwhon M Is‘m
“received. of Is
"moi-w sin a
min lam-sums: it.
momma-po- as:
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