. S. Thomas, in
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‘ ° - . ‘ . ‘ and Darnell—Water Pressure Was Poor l
eler. of the Superior Court—Jimeys . . , . .
. . - . . , . and Men Fought-Three Hours to Ex- .
lntmue to Run, as Police Have Not » . 7 . . A) . tin , h $12,000 Y erday
Yet Received Orders to Arrest. - ' - guts ‘ '
, . ‘0 Trapped by falling timbers in the ‘about the face and neck. hands and
.lI all iulunctlon issued by confirmed to a reporter by Judge. 1 cams on the second floor of feet.
1 :'~ ’l'lvmrlus 0f the |'nl?r'l 'l‘homit at his Norwalk home. High- " {glad}: r‘ Gllm n ho e Rowavtonl Arthur Biliard. Rowayton H000
u. i‘nuri. officials of th" wood. yesterday. He madeshc follow- .7. -» e r” a; d 8‘ oomhre Chief ompan). Rowayton. feet and hands
lll'CiK'ut who had Mt lust mg ”tau-merit; , ‘ 3‘9“”. ye 9" a)’ n 11‘ seriously burned
the zero hour for the en- Henri: in New Haven. g George \V. Bogurdus. together with Robert Clarke. 15 Clay street. Old
of tin" new Comlt‘ctlcut'JlF “Attorneys “It. 1-}. Woodruff and ‘ Two storms. which worn; almost rive other men. had a narrow escape ‘Weil Hook 8: Ladder company. burl! ‘
1' I‘I‘dlrmnf‘d from making Arthur Klein. of New Haven. made . ~ . semi-tropical In their vim burst No heroin! were .iighiiy injured from deg”. by incineration. making about hands. feet and neck.
DLIlI‘d moves for Whmesal: application to me for a federal anunc- President Harding T 3 k e 8 over Norwalk yesterday In ing and in an automobile accident which nap- their mp9 only by their own efforts In addition to the abox firemen ab
V' mm” wm continue to “O. to ”Strain the “a“ omcml’ from Pm in the Parade M afternoon. doing damage. the. stunt of norm at New Canaan avenue and SH- and those of s rescue party of firemen the hospital. George Gains. of the Old
~th.- «It-It" until August 16 enforcing the jitney law. I have grant- . . which will not be knownjor‘tolie llt- vermine avenue. at 4:30 o'clock yes- and bystander; Well Hook & Ladder company re-
en the officials will have .1 ed such an injunction and have set ‘8 I Partlupant md ‘ tie time. St. Paul's‘EDichllI-l (WWII terday afternoon. The injured men. with but one or ceived burns about the face and in.“
e hoard on the order. August 16 as the date and New Haven Reviewer . was struck; the Frasier Gilmn home An automobile operated by W. H. two exception.’ are all at the Nomalk 'but was taken to his home '
la'itllthm Earth as the place when a. hearing will be - in Rowayton avenue was Mel: and Donovan. of Bartlett avenue. and con- Hospital where they were taken as The fire started about 10 45 o‘clouK
.i VON-FY injunction was had upon dissolving the order or main set on fire: and several other housrs taming his wife. four-year-old daugh- soon as they were taken from the vestcrday morning. after the Oil“!
11 applications of Attorneys ing it permanent. in the Second district were ah struck lcr and mother. and a. machine oper- burning house. and are suffering from 'l—louse had be“. struck by lightning.
’ tuft and Arthur Klein. of “in a hill of equity which has been and set on fire. In addition to this ated by Ray H. Putnam. of Harrison first and second degree. burns. Chief20cCuml-lt5 of the house said that they
. who called upon Juriz" lip-.1. lis- claim is made that the law wind. rain and hail also did ldmcn avenue. New Canaan collided at the us being the most ”flowy: fen the piiock of the bolt but did not
Iis home in Norwillk NM- denies the petitioners certain rights ito glas windows and to'itlndlilg crops. corner as the result of slippery pavc- injured. it is said h0"0\f‘r there is a im.gine that the house had been hit. /
00'. The“ lNH’lnm‘r‘H 111 guaranteed by the (‘onstitution 0.“ th‘ I” "IWIB ”A E." was one of the worstjtorms that ments. good chance of recovery for ail in: About fifteen minutes later they no-
N." “'M “I'mlw‘ that “l“ i'niHI-i SHIN-s and M will bf‘ “no" surh Norwalk has suffered in .a nlmber of Donovan and his little girl were men. tired smoke. and investigating found
W was iII (‘Imii‘uwnl'nn or a claim that the hearing will be has years There are many tetephnnes ou: painfully out by Erin: sin-I!~ Their Those who were injured arez— thm'the upper rooms were Mire. lathe
Utlon of “W "Hill"! 331”“ ml. or order today. the total beingbetween condition was not serious. however. Fire Chief George Bogardus. Cell- middle section of the house.
provisions lf carritd out “There has been some misunder- Anchors in the Same Spot :50 and 400. Along the shore the and they did not need medical atten- mu Plre giauon burned about the “lam were sent in m four-pom.
. in lhl' nature of property standing us to how this matter reached That “I First Mayflower stonn did quite a bit of dainnge i0 tiom. face. kinda feet and legs. panics were called. the Norwalk. Ro—
am! an IIIII‘IHROMMI "00" the Federal court when it was alreadv . e . boats at anchor. but. not as flit-naive non: cars were considerably W Breacher. Baden Fire De- waytou. Darien. and Norotou deport.
of American citizens will“ before Judge John la. Keeler in a stab.“ Did 301 Years Ago 3.. during other summer storms smashed up as lb. result of :he acci- partment. burns about feet and hands ments responding. ,
OWN-i 0‘ ‘IIW- - .. While the congregation was engaged dent. I report of Which W88 made to and face. The Gilman house. which was dull-
“N. of the injundmn w“ (Continued on Page Tm”) ('1 YMO! TH Mall-- AUI- i—Al“ m ””1"“ "8mm" st “:1! ONO“ ”29:35.: accident happened on C0232? affirm $3333.33; (Continued on Page Eliovdu)6 7
Issued by
Officials Restrained
; Halting J itney Service
, Declares Entirely Diflerent Questions
Statement Saturday Aft-
.ents
,_ ress
Ireland to be
A Seperate Country
of Import-
pected Soon in the
Negotiations Now
. August 1.-—~Dcmands that
accorded recognition as :l
untry instead of a division
lillilililim THE ,_
STUMMIIHW WIFE,
n
finer Mayflower came to Plymouth to-
y. this one thc r: esidsntial yacht
bringing President Harding and offl~
cial party to Join in formal observance
of the tercentenary of the landing of Accompanying the crash ““3" ““d ‘ "’"ck operated by 8°!” Per-
the Pilgrims. flare. of light which ten hlind- nick smashed into it. The accident
The Mayflower‘s Munro of three ed the five hundred men of the was the result of the wet pavements
hundred years ago landed on a wild
b Indian trails
coast marked only
Those of today In“:
acial welcome in " ,
strlkhig 9'"?
ms miner‘s: h“: the streets of
the town streamed thouhnds of per-
some-100.0017 was one climate—gov-
ernors. lesser officials. men of high
social degree and those of labor. Many
of them formed in a. colorful pared?
in which were direct'descendants of
yesterday morning. struck m steeple
of historical St. Paul's ”iscopai
church. East avenue. team a hole
several feet square in the .thcture.
congrention.‘ Tho church fled and
settled on its foundation: In spite of
the Mott-only m -
m. 5'”) r
sent a messenger to rovers what had
happened. 1' non learning that the
steeple had been struck. but that then
(Continued on Page Six)
Westport hill. A machine driven by
Harry Six. of 71 Church street. New
Rochelle. was proceeding up the hill
following the storm.
Both machines were rather crippled
from thensccfdent and Pernick was
brought to police beams-rises on tho
rah-mo! driving. gumm-
ed to press the charge: however. soil.
as the mattencoucernlng the «lounge
to the machines was settled .up amica-
(Contlnued on Page Three)
Six Firemen Get Severe . I
Injuries as Roof Collapses
MGeorgeW. BogardusintheNorwslkHos-
' pital m a Serious Condition. With Other Fire
In em“?
A LUCKY. GUY !
i
It's better to be born lucky than
rich.
This is the way George. “‘ilson.
Seven Perseus Killed
Wide/“Storms
motif“ " m .
Buildings 8 t r u
Crops Badly Damaged
NE'W' YORK. Aug. 1.-—-At least sew-
ul’ Smith sweet. feels today.
James Torn-ll. of 54s Vanderbilt
inc-me. Brooklyn. N. Y.. was pmss-
lng thmgh the Hm dist-let. yes-
terday, driving his Buick alum
Torre“
en persons were killed and many oer)-
ously injured in severe electrical and
wind storms that swept various soo-
iions of the country yesterday and
Saturday night. Four of the death.
both the first settlers and of the
friendly Indians wilh whom they lived
in peace.
in this parade the president him-
self took part both as a participant
I rilaln was made by an
to toothe thirteenth Esper-
’ which opened herr- yes~
nty-flve hundred dele-
nting forty-one nations.
INVENTIJR DIES
She Also Hit Him and
Corcoran and Nero Busy
Robbing Many Places Here
' y to attend the Congress. Drove Him from the and reviewer. The parade and other “'9' me '9” axle Mk9- were attributed to lightning.
in Esperanto were held Incidents served to set the scenes for m 9" dlsgustod that h‘t oflcred Loss to buildings struck by lights!”
7c and Protestant church. House the principal feature of the day. com- :0 “”1“"? machine to ‘1" ’0‘ ”I“ and damage to crops particularly I-
*i °" Tidal: . . m "23m Aflflflm Lfljflm - Former Held Under Bonds smiam'tzmm cm: 35w creme «III .. mm *-
umls .— eve opnlv-n s s r _ it“: rim 3' a. p. m a w ch resl- - ' ousan s o o ars.
”ARO‘N' Mdss' Aug 1 Pom“ 1‘ 0f $3M f0? the High 325 '0" “‘0 9" md TM m In West Northfleld. nus. Hal-cg
e negotiations are immi— iagt night were avi'ailing a", report
him up on it.
as reported here today. but of 3,, among, on the bod, of L...” w (Continued on Pogo mono) . Court, and Latter Will u m m m t u ‘ I«‘leld.Jr.. 13. was killed when light.-
‘nl Inuivrq rl fusmi to lift tho:- Lombard. 65 inventor and machinist ——-————-——- "As BI“ Eflflwn Be W Tomorrow NI “‘5 ' mg 5 5;; an omo- ning struck a barn in which he had
«In-(Iv. There “'v-rr- certain llcfore charging his wife. Mrs Kalle "e wlkl' \'cl Se crumm: taken ”“18?-
mzlde l‘rom-the arrival in “2 Lumbald, with having caused his 9 it H. mm} mm 0 A- Go‘ifi‘ha‘k 0‘ New York. m
)I-ull-rdav- morning of Ar? death by .l kick in the stomach Pleading guilty ‘° ten counts 01' bur— ‘2‘ ant telephoned the New York 093““ 3‘ Rhinebeck. N- Y" ‘7‘”.
Police Dcpartntcnt and found that
president. or the Guellc League Fully 1“ People Attend“! 811W extending over a )ear. during lightning struck a tree under which
Before Lombard's death a h I was
n“ hm “my could not he WH- il'lill yeslerday he told of at canary; . which he played the part ofa youthful "0"?" was a responsible. business he standing.
with his wife that started last Wed the Carnival on the Rood- "Raffles." Francis Corcoran. aged II. M As aim was leaving the eolf "m
”as.“ elening when she refused her of 6 Hamilton avenue. was bound over near lcu‘istown. Montana. Mrs. Harri,
l’llrll was to the effect that
ner Lot Saturday Night
Ahmed on Page Seven)
kicked him.
Lombard then left the house and his
half ago sustained injuries to his lei‘t
-.rm while at work at the American
llai Company. was forced to have the
night. which is being .ht-M this week
in the Roodner lot. near the City Hall.
under the auspices of the Frank C.
Corcoran pleaded guilty of stealing
will amount the police say. to more
than ti. 500. Incrlminated with Cor-
io-Il was ilu- courier who ion Allhie permission .0 leave the to "19 "9’“ term 01' the SUDErior Court ‘ E. 13y was killed by lightning.
lo- im- snm mm reply to Mr. nouse. Lombard remonstrsted, and Fifteen year old Alexander White. by Jud“ Nehemiah Cendee in the up- 9 Walter Whltworth- 0" WOW?-
mun. willll- nnolhpr story dc- when he lolinwed the child and his son of Alexander “rm“. Sr... of 35 Fully 1.500 people attended the town city court this morning in bonds MEN 3 483% Y Mass. was killed by lightning whii.
Wile upstairs she is alleged to hate Lowe street. who about a. week and a 099m"? 0‘ the “WWW gamma” “7‘3 00 “19/ "due of property ' a seated under a tree. at Marlboro. Ms-
Andrew Little. 30. was killed when
a tree fell on his automobile durln‘
a storm at Benton. Ill..
and Hrs. W!!-
HAS ANNUAL PIBMB
One hundred and fifty members of
WWI is said to have followed, hitting
him lwim on the head with a missile
l. omhald sought. relugc in his machine
shop. where he was later found by
liam Bciford and her eleven-year“
grandson were crushed to death near
Golconda. Ill.. by the fall of a wall at
Godfrey Pout. American Legion. Both
from a social and financial standpoint.
the opening night of the affair was ii
coran. according to his own containion.
is Charles Nero. of Buford place.
who was taken into custody this
arm amputated on Saturday night.
gangrene having set in and amputa-
tion being necessary to save his life.
IN EARNINGS
’ neighbors The boy was a atient of. Dr Wil- huge success. and it is_eXpected to morning by Detective Sergeant Thomas , their home durint a wind-torn).
Ew H4VEN R04” Mrs. Lombard told the authorities llam J, Tmcey' :ho performe'd the continue so during the remaining Hunt who also placed the first offen- the Liens Assembly of the NW3“ At Travers Island. N. Y.. thin?
. 1 she kicked her husband in self. amputation. Today at the “03mm! .t seven days. der under arrest Saturday noon. The M E. Ichliirch agended ~th awh'lfi members of the New York Athlefl‘
defence. was “m ”m. the patient was resting .There were s. scare of boot?“ '1“ arrest of a Brldzeport furrier for re- 33%..23“ in %m;mm‘y af- Club had nan-ow escapes from sefloun.
injury. all of them being knocked on
the groundiby a bolt of lighting.
Hail accompanied the rain in m
ni oastcrn states. One hail stone picks
ed up after a storm in Paulie County.
N. J. was reported to havo‘welghed
eleven ounces.
Sally decorated with the flags of allied
nations. The decorating was done by
a Professional firm and was very pret-
t.V. Entrance to the ground was gain.
Ed by passing under a large arch.
The booths did is rushing business
from the time the carnival opened un-
ceiving stolen-goods is imminent in
connection with the‘case. Nero will
be tried tomorrow. - ‘
The counts against Corcoran follow:
1. Stealing l: rams valued at 845.
and 76 cents,in money from William
Heas‘s barber shop in River street.’ .i
tsruoon. Guests of the occasion were
the Whoa class of women. and
marinas-tors class otyoung men.
feature of the afternoon was a
hall betwocn team composed or
both men and women. One was cap-
tained by Louis St. John Keeler and
the other by William C. Martin. The
)comfortably.
The accident happened about noon
time and the boy' was immediately
rushed to the hospital. It was be-
lieved that it would be pouible to save
his arm and every effort was made to
do so. but the condition of it was
nings Said to Be the
e~;~:t Reached Sin c e
December
SARAH mulls
Bull unculllln
l'l-iilix of the- Nth York. Nev:
ll win...‘ Him-0M (.0. show against him and following the mum“ til clodn‘ time. It We. estlmiated that z. Entering and breaking into formy team won by the score of 8 to‘
u. n: q. m, . '. . .ih. ' . ‘ ' 1 ooom taken n Hens barber shop.
.. , ,. ”Twin: “ng I . '“ °f ““5"”.- ‘mPuut‘m‘ m “ec‘ more an . nivnl was an 3 E teri on June as the (:ng Among the women who demon I
. . "”- 3"" 9" \"- “ ”WK Aug I~—Tne body or owv. . The “Wm °' ”‘e c“ m} m n “a“ ,0“ strlted that the national [outline will ‘
.l... . . .. l. .» Mix- l..v 9.5 per Sarah ( ()W't'n former Baltimore socla old- fashioned pie eating con w ch {mt‘tmn in I "em” “"1 "1‘ nglonger be limited tothe " tronger”
. ,_. l.) 'L'nI-r-s' just mad» ety girl and daughter of the late John en 0 were Mm‘ W' C H M!" \
hit. \l. . w. . ‘ipts are esti- K. Cowen. one- time president of the Mi“ 0““ aim ' ' (0°an 1”...” m, to‘get‘ 59%;??? cangyfand gait an?” "Etuxmlmer “I“? Stmnc?’
‘ .... 3h : 'l .t 9.- lti er :1 can rom ar- be, .3 pg, . at. o
'M. . mid us 8 Ba. more and Ohio flout-cad. which W 1” Tea m Walnut store. the m were Actors
Jesse-T
Dunbar and W. C. lung‘s.“
whom their teom- mates say, 'wuuld
have accepted ev chaos that came
their way. if any id.
Following the ball
bake isting of clams
corn. pic as, coffee and all the seces-
soriesp was servedr‘CreditK for the
culinargew work goes to C: 8. Km
rs of th
Be committee a Wears-M
consisted of C. Kan“.
John Roster. and William H. Udell.
was found in s hotel room liters. 'yss-
torday. remained unclaimed in the
morgue today. Miss Cowen died. tho<
imedical examiners office reported. of
alcoholism and drug pasoning.
Police records show that the young
woman. after being dismissed in 191)
from Post Graduate Hospital. where
she had been a probationary nurse.
was 'committed to Blackwel's Island
as a drug adlict Nothing further
had ‘bcé-n heard of her since her dis-
' thing Strk
mvnns ISLAND. N. r.. snout
t.—-'r'otrty members of the New York
Athletic club were knocked to the
m m by a Mil: “git-
Ilik that“ a shed in w h ey
matador. although physi-
chm “up." one nan would ban
lied if m ”Mn had not
5. On June :8. entering and break-
ing ‘into Bulflick's Lunch waged.
South Main street. -
a. Stealing $5 from Burdick's lunch
wagon.
7. In February. breaking and enter-
ing into the Gabe and Mole hr com-
pany in Day street. stealing 41 furs
valued at 880 can}. ,
s Attempting to elite:- “home of
Jack Dempsey. Woodward avenue.
II N: \l"
r. ... .f [I
lb Coronas. Odell. of lbs: avo-
nue. entertained (6 not. dt delight-
ful bridge and‘toa party last
SW90 Ill honor (it Hrs. Irene O'Con-
nor niece of In. George 0: Lock-
wood. of High street. Norwalk. Hrs.
O'Connor is to marry Leon Riocl. at
New Yo'k city. soon.
Prisca. were awtrded to Hi- label“
Thatcher. Mrs. T. I. Raymond and
Mrs. O'Connor. after which a lunch-
1' 0" business has
is considerably b“
. ll W. is snld. The increase
was due to heavier freight
pecially during the last half
onth. Net ton- miles in Juné
per cent. greater than in
11.1 per cent. above the ion
’April.
LONDON. ‘Aug. LM a".
troops fighting their way souflswul
from Melina. Morocco. through tho
routs of tribesmea who have new
in General Navarro. near loom »
lave won an important victory. “a m _
Tangier (“match to the Daily sun. ‘
The Wish. who are under the o.-
tlnued on Page Twelve)
charge from I’lackwell's n eon was served in 0 dining room been W The 0"5- 3. M of ’ 10:: automobile tubes B" II \. to the late General gum m com
Ined on Beaches cured. . m d u Among those prefect worm. Hrs. men had ism" . , " , Sat ran to from the American Express company sewer ' mined suicide following the defeat of
N Y R . . ne'ports from Baltimore said Miss William redlth. Hrs. non-its Ives. mwu‘sh‘me up consigned by the Norwalk Tine and Hm I” Peop‘e mo spams); last week. have m j
‘_ cw ”or Vicimty Cowen had dropped out of {he mini is. Mary neglelhn. Hrs. Harry All “this to «use inn some Rubber company. Gourotigou. W‘ Bidi Hamid. n
. _ . . me or that city seven; yum m She Earle, Mrs. nk Gouger. Him Ksth- an hour-“flier. ‘ lo. Theft of a box of lingerie from HINNEAPOLIS. Aw“ L—Hbrs Bad] and N . it is stated in tho
YORK. August .1.v—lv‘our hsd ‘bee'n known in Baltimore as one erine Burr. 1- -M Md” ‘ “-_- gm one hundred in... in- disputch- - ‘ .
3 occurred at beaches in this of the most beautiful debutante. of Mrs Arumf "on 3" °'°°'"'°" l m l serially ' 3W ” Pas-1.81”) lurch end Properly ”W
esterday the sixth day of
heat from which thunder-
llght little relief. The ther-
rose from 75 degrees soon
light to $6 at 2 p in. when
iiy rtglstered $6 per cent.
more .lgaifi crowded to co.-
“uk end visitors. some of
m the night or. the sands in
es. The heat average Wt
04 sh domes higher than
“ 0n the mine due for til)
« rs.
Min Mario mm In.
Odell. Hrs. Samuel Cochran. Hrs. 'r.
1'. Raymond. lib Hobie Thatcher.
the season in which she made hed
debut. and in 1909 eloped with Ohsries
Manson. Jr.. of New Haven. Conn.
She later divarced Mbnson. M188 "€109 M‘lu‘. Helen m
The police were searching today for Mr!- Frank Him I‘- Elinbeth
a man with whom)“. Cowen regis- Stevens. 1‘. M Vet-rice. °‘ N"
tered at the hotel. hoping he could York. Iii-es . In. Johnna.
shed more light on her recent life on:1 ‘Ml'l- William m m“
the manner of her death. Then ”I WM.“ M "mm 1'
disappeared one: andiugm-ocwo: Breed. 3“ M
attitmwucausedby‘assfleso:
eight explosions in th downtown
‘seyer system of monotheistic ang- the Astor
Hons of the injured is hurt seriously.
”mmmmvmwmc“
in I
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Norwalk Chronicler