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ASSOCIATE. PRESS NEWS FROLXALL PARTS
ter.
SOUTH NOBWALK, CONN.
OFTEE
would) list A SPEonIi m AND OUR OWN OPERATOR.
FEIDAY,VAUGUST 19, .1921
Fair tonight;
Saturday, cloudy.
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‘ George Appears Before Parlia-
ment to Make Statement on the Controversy—
jrlSh Parliament May Begin Debate on the
British Peace Proposals Tomorrow —
(Associated
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I lVllUN, Aug 19.
..l Lotti t‘lllzun.
nun \t'lnirs, :~2|H‘;Ikllll.:’ In the Hon»-
situation,
offered “ll
ltll~
ln-lny on the llisll
(il)\"‘l‘lllllx‘llt bud
:Illli given Without rolnprn
the safety lili' t‘w'tllll, (h
l'\‘ vlullty the ('lo\\ll nml the (Z'
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.mllwml-n' HI llw ll.;=n prollmnl .-
- mun-u; to ln- lulu n l'l ens." thl‘ ll'lFll
t ,vnl In in l“.Lti('l'.. ill".llL of!” Hugo“. -
I- In Willi the Illillsh (ion-rulneln.
lily ',m~;;.'ll>ly lm luitl l-elule l‘ulll»
lIv-lol [Illill‘ t!) .l lilml «iv-vi '-’I' in; l'llll“
Ililli:.tn~l‘ Lloyd (iv-oluo- .Il.l hl lll‘
istrv 'l'llis :lplvul' nllt \'.‘.l'< innilrrltv l
rby the Silll‘it'll wining:- ll. lllt- lu‘...ll l
I‘l’lllul‘tl" l'.lvl¢flln'~nt tmluv .l.ll H»
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‘ Several Weeks Before Final Action.
u» in ii! claim-It tint it had been de-
cided ll‘.”t't'|jv to call a recess of two
'morfihs before ending the present ses-
SXUT‘.
Parliament were in-
lvl": :lw rs of
strut-twl to holzi themselves in readi-
l'ess to ltil‘i‘nl‘l' :1, cull nl uny time be-
l‘o'e (wt. l\. should developments in
Il.-' .' ll ll. "lil’i‘ tl.e cn‘lilzlr of ti. bl'SSlOll.
There ins but-n exideltt :1 (lesll'l' o".
the [hill at ”W prime minister to sub-
l;li: lvp‘rl :ll'1':.lr.< to the eo:.<l-i--r:l'.ion
(-l l 'I'l"" :-l<l tlll- tmt tl,.«t l.“l
. 'H l‘. .e'l \v: '4 leT'Wrr'! for two
' :'- 5:4 \\.~s ('il" sullen-«l in son)" unriv—
1.»... ,g. n till-ting: ;. llllfx's‘lillill'» tl..lt i'l‘
l1'lrlt~"i"§'l»f‘~ l" the In"'ll‘|" “(it‘ll
(Continued on Page Fl"e)
All. Tubercular Cows
In State to be Slain
mic Official’s Investigations Show That Dis-
.-.l;4cd Stock Breaks Down Quickly and Illness
ts‘preads Rapidlyfllh'. E. B. Hooker Backs
.Vt’hittlesey in Vigorous (‘ampaign for
Eradication of Bovine Tuberculosis.
' llu-rt-ulnr dairy cow is a. con-
1 :milnnl in Conum‘ticut. :LH fur
on Domestic. Am-
ill concertzld, so
an: ni-mioncr
' \\'lllll.lv‘s\(>y
wwmncr \Vhittlesey slid yester—
. 'nlnnwnting on the t‘nvornblw
n ‘.I|U‘ll by the Hartford llotnrd
lll‘lllll \Vednesd..y evening in sup-
ll!ll., ni.. stand in the matter.
'I'urre will be no more group
.-l.untine of tuberculur cattle."
ulnullssloner \Vhittlcscy (lI'clzllml.
lu- commission. r's contention is
“mt whelbcr pnstv-tlr::I-d or lot, no
.llk from tilln-l'v-nl.lr dulrv tows
' ould be sold for lllllllfll. (orw‘unlp—
on. ’l‘uln-rvulomn, L‘olhliliSsilHlIT
lllHit'M-y pullllt-tl (lllf, iH tilt' lllllh'?
«.n. disease of mull.- 41:.d humun
me.” with :i mortality l.ti‘_‘ of up-
>ll|l tin-[V 1‘0 jut-r ("L‘ll‘..
6,622 ('nws ('(unll-tntzml.
Ill-tuber t, llll'l, to January
I'ollllrll:.:.:olll-r \Villiii"nl'_\
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.llrlljll ll. AlllllNS
lll‘l‘lllllll'lllllES
int! liccr. .lcmhcr of the
MI all 2.} ‘t'enrs. Covering
Pliny important Assign-
nlnnls.
"l mlnr ll!-
~ ll-w‘ ..,H «lg.—
lll‘)llli":
4' l": l’:lll§
l lwt-ll l!‘
i.lil'
“1'
out of
.l hull how:
‘ .‘l l n‘t‘i‘lt‘il
III‘JI't Ill-
:ll ‘_‘:.".'l
mi ‘n ilt‘Ili in th-i
It lll Jill o'clock
'l‘lli- llntly \Vlll Ek'
l’ullvl
".l‘ lulu.
l'i 1'
l~ l l”!
Illl‘
.lll‘
ll
(‘1)villgtoll
\“:I.7':4 llis ncw“.
in; In With the l.oui.~\il3“
Among the many
whiLrnmcnts he r-nv'r‘l‘t-d for
.‘,~.Ipl'l‘ was that, ol"'oue of th"
Innl.
l 'ontlnued on Page Five)
New Style Ticket
on New Haven Road
' ’-
‘ 'I‘Ilu St-n‘l-lnluer l, the NOW
1“ ‘l ll‘lltl‘lvl will inaugurate new
“4‘ l 'llp lulu-t which will he in
. "wa of .‘l spt‘cittl family ticket
-'~lii .‘lll'lVJ the purchaser and
'i 'u mil-rs. of his family and scr-
~ ’~ ml" lu-iv't't‘n points in Con-
f " “' "‘I'1 from points in Conner-
n- Nv-w York. l-iach ticket will
-. ll lx-s butt-wen any two points
. flow miles apart in til-‘-
.. ‘ "' 'II-ll‘ll'ls The ticket will
'H'vl ‘Aht-rh thrL present zone
. "' H‘s: in cffcct.
‘V “ 'l"I ml:- saving“ will bc 'affpctei]
' “"" ll.._..- ticknts The cost 0'14
‘l "1- 3'364 or a. reduction of
fly-
't'llt :1. mile from the regu-
SPANISH EOROE
Ill CAO DE AGUA
IN UNDER EIRE
MAIIRH'. All: lil.—A.\'t'l'ltlliq {Libi-
it; I. t.:kl.‘:£: I»l.ll‘e :lt Sldl Alilt'l'u".
:«Ullli ul .‘\lt‘illi1L. according to an ofli.
tiul similar-t issxrd hcrc lute last
night. so
The Moorish tribcsmcn have nt-
t'zrl'nd S ll isll positions at Coho do
.\l;n:l. rear the frontier of French Al-
:z‘mlzl the stun-inert declaring that
tl.v- Flaw ‘sl: title s then.- new under
Mr.
l‘lf/Z T'u'mvo. Aug. 19.‘U.’iici l
let-t m- .2 "“"t'll.:-i9.l).‘10ll1i1‘(':tlll‘ ille-
_ l\ . t" l' 'v'h 701w of Morocco.
.. | l' 12-. \ nlnr the Sp‘lisll
,~-:-, r.‘ . w t‘ .» t ..wsmn~ll have bceil
l' ll-~'I:'l:les,
ENEAMEMENT llE
V. E. W. ll] HAVE
STATE MEMBERS
\xill l.c v.'e‘l represent-
»:l il.» Ul‘il'ill' tnemnplm-nt of the
\t-‘wmns of Foreign \Van to br- held
lletroit iron: Srptvnlber 19 to 24th.
le (‘ommuwier llt-rbcrt F. McCucn
at New llnu‘n will head a delegation
numbering: about 30 from the. 22 posts
in life state which will leave on :1 sm-
(inl tr:-‘.n from New York to partici-
(‘i:. ..l / ticlzt
il
St:-
l-ntr in what is (-Vpectcd to be the
l'l";_‘6<‘ cmtvt-l'tio.c cvcr hcld by the
‘Lgolll si:'i;u-" orgudzrmion. ‘—
llvinlu'rport. llnrti'ord. \Vatcrbury.
Nrw llztw-n. Ml-rirlcn. ’Norwnlk. Mid-
dlr-town. New Zritain. VVinstcd and
other posts will ‘ he represented by
(li'lt'fl‘fli‘§, nzd it is. OXPPClPd that :1
mr-mbers will accompany
”l" ("Af'l‘zmcs at their own expense.
Month". Splcmbcr 19. the day on
which rr‘nst of the state. delegations.
vxill :trrlvt has been designated "Coolie
numbcr of
(Continued on Page Five)
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Urges Trainmen _ .
to Look Bette
.. . -3
NEW HAVEN. Aug. l9.-—Al" or-
der "in the interest of safety and cf-
l‘ciency.’ was issucd by F. W. Mit-
chell. supervisor of safety under Gcn-
l-ral Manager C. L. Bardo. of the N.
Y.. N. H. 8- H. R. R.. to engineers
firemen and train workers today. di-
recting a general clean up of their ap-
pearance while on duty. The order
concludes, ”This is not. a. criticismfiof
.
anybody, but 9. frank tan: (or ”‘th
vernment Offered
lreland All
.K rd Cuvzon Tells House 0
Of L is About Situation
Mandamu
It Could
orporation Counsel 'Wants
l
s Proceedin
Wllllll SEEKS
SUPPORl 0E
All EAClIONS
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l’-l-Illl.l.\'. .llzg. l.“ w—t‘h'inl‘elloz‘
“'it‘th is (‘lltit'tl\l')l‘l to secure tlw
support. of all poll: l factions rep-
l'lF!’!l'.l'Ll in the lit-irhstzuz for his
pious luoltillz,r to tl.r legntiution of it
ill .ltj. (I: luncl \H‘lt 1hr l'IlilI‘d
Stuns ('(l.ll0'li'l‘('t:h 06 till lull‘nltnnt
‘.tllllt‘ innue llel l‘lz-lll during the
[nut l‘tv.’ tl.l}s. At 0:30 on ’E‘lll'hti-lV
Ihunt \c-:: l‘.« :ndnrii. 1m: .l"‘ (‘wunun
-\l:lll.|s~”uoz' :tt \\'.l:~i.il uln'l “as
qml. smnr mr the Ilel‘zm Zailt‘ ‘l‘nrtv.
It is dulntu} tin! the tl:;ll.:w~li-l*'s
El‘tvl’h‘ ntn- lrci;l..~dil1i‘tbd :iunilmt of
;v~:;el.ll tiulmze in. ii.“ tr-nt" l'l live
lirlthsiuu. null if is :lss":‘i d lh.lt us.-
it's.“ h4- sllr-teub in obtuimur, n “::e.l-
:lgrttlnent" with lhc Jim-.21-
ratnirutinn of the
(onsl‘iel’ d in 1‘]: mrv li‘
(lb'lr;.io l'l.l) l't‘riii‘-(' llswlf in;
of hilt! r “running:
ln-irir mention. ll
lil'illiti 's
f‘iil'.‘ l.“ ll)l .‘- lurl'ule
lrenly l~'
ill
(I 5“:
ritlll.
to all;
.\':lnu 5 at” us 1m.»-
~lllh- ill‘l‘(‘ril.li't‘.‘~ to tl‘.‘ ililll):t!~‘lfitltll‘<
ship to He l’uiiml Ft. ‘ Ami-w:
those most let-:1t?_\ brought fol'vv‘tle
is that! of Professor Cerhuldl \‘l'l
Srluulzc(int-vermin. “ho ou'upies tho
(‘huir of Political 1':COT.Olll)' nt l-‘rc'-
l ui". rsity.
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lEllllllllRIA
BANll CBNEERT
Concert and Talks by Salva—
tion Army Me m b e r 5
Bring Out Bi; Crowd in
This City
l~t l'g‘
Snail-1'" Pro‘ul'llv at 3 ll?» o'clock
l;l~t i'\i :l the .K’lllellm: .\lm_\ Terri‘-
1«v:.;t! Si. l‘».~":l. (.4 New York t'ilv.
vxl lt‘i‘ 1\ oz, its \\..l) to (lid ()l‘til.ll't!.
\l: in! 'l ll :2 (in) 5 (.‘llllll nlcvtluz.
:.l'.l :\ u-rntt. i' .‘~i.-l:;u~l-.v~inu Hotel
Suture, in lolr :2 huge number of lwo«
1.32..
._ .
1m ((ll 1 wrt \\ i . l \p. pilullxtlly
uoml .lll-l ('o: sisl-‘d cl' <2...»su'nl popu-
lnr :tull lw‘limn- numlers
Illiel tzlllzs I" l“:‘. ... us fol-11:. “rte
L'Z\I". l-T _'\l.vjru .\l u t llntcu. ".i'tlt‘
. ' ‘l, .
it.|\lli .-..zu: o. ll.l'tlt-'-l .‘l‘ti l'tlltllit‘i
\\lll:..m A. Bit inn"). :2: l: -.1nn_
Ilzt- tng‘ 0"}. h~i-‘ (‘l H..lt.l.i.l\ ln'il
(Continued on Page Eightl
was lull-Miller "
.flf THE Willllll WAR.
“ms" l3 ARRESTED
Stanley D. Burchard of
Bridgeport, Charged with
W’earing Uniform Il—
legally
llllllnlil'tlll'fl A433.
ll‘t”'ll agents last night arrest; .1 Sim”.
l‘.‘ »- fir-vern-
ll. llnrchzlui. of 3:5! \Yashl; z'on ;,\._
commander of \S'ornl
1 his
illh‘. \ire
\\';1r \‘eteruns charging him “‘i’lh inc-
l:;1ll_\ wearing the uniform (l; il.‘
l‘nllcd States army.
Chums of hnvim: been \‘lll;i\.!.-.]
during the war. shill to h..:. by“;
ln..dv In llurtildrd. :H‘v‘ l‘hi ~.Er.~i:il2~
iltlt‘»l in his arm} record. 13:“ mn—
1"nll!ll- nl :nllegt=;<_ 'n l] that 3. never
->\-'n an“ :lt'LlU'l.
(Continued on Page Eight)
Creek Forces Are
Making Progress
ii‘ll‘f‘i‘s
tho
."l‘lll'h‘x'h', Am: lil.~'(ir--‘.{
Minna-wt lit the (vflvl-zrivc
d‘tlilxlfiil .‘x..ilol:..llsi« in Am.
( ~‘peci
l51\il‘.‘
iltullli‘
L-I‘l ll't”
:~. will re
'1‘..lk"lll:
northern end of ti‘»
D l’og‘rcfis.
tllv)‘ bun- pcnctrulml i’~ Turkish
front. to a dcpth of over :~.\l\ h‘lliv's‘.
it is i-uporh-li that form-r l’rcr‘lrr
|l.-nlctrins lilnillys ls dcsp-Trmoly ill.
llllUtlll DEALERS
MUSlMllllilE‘lUllNS
HARTFORD. Au: Tit—A number
')f(v)l1llt'(‘ll(‘ul retro lziuor dealers
who. bcl'ore the l’evivml bar. became
effective. wore dot. :' business as cor-
porations. must :lm\r..r before State,
’l‘;1\ (‘mumissmlw-r liloigzett and 0x-
lwluin the reason fer tllcir failure to
mukc returns to tie Slate tor their
forporution inmnm- 7.x. “'hxln act-
the (‘Ol‘puhtitn' . may have con:-
:',l the coming of
r: s no record of
and such lrciltr:
unllv
'vl to do buslntss
prohibition. the S:
the corporate dl llllzw
(Continued on Page Seven)
Jail
Crowd of 200 Men and
Women Seek to Get Three
Cape Verde I s l a n d
Negroes Charged with
Robbery and Assault
l‘..\l:.\'s1‘Alu.l-:. Aug. 19_._
A mob of ”“fll‘h' Zi‘t‘r men and women.
carrying "CPY‘S. Hlt‘ll' today stormed
1”“ 100:” jail. threatening to lynch
””99 (Hill? Vcrdc Island negro pris-
oners charged with high“,1y robbery
and criminal assault on a young White
woman at Buzzards Bay.
Th"; ““5th “To“! early morning
throat Of Violence against one of the
ncgrocs. a crowd huxing attempted
yesterday to get John Ines from the
“'urchnm lockup. lie was brought to
the. jail here after the Vlareham police
dispersed the crowd by firing over
their heads.
At 2:35- this morning 25 automo—
biles. whose occuxants included wom-
en as well as men. drove up to the
local jail. Others came on foot and
together they marched on the jail (n-
trance. They demanded the 'thrce
nr-groes—John Dies. Benjamin Gomez
and Joseph Andrews—from Sheriff
Irving L. Rosenthal.
There were shouts of “Let's get
them!" as the mob approached the
brick structure. but when the jail de-
fenders, five inen in all. fired in the
air. the. crowd came to a halt.
Chief \Varden James Boiand warn-
ed the mob back. shouting that at the
first attempt to attack the jail, they
would “be shot down like ra
The warning had its efiect. but the
crowd remained outside the jall‘nearly
an hour and a half. still threatening
Mn :43. ,
Another Mob Storms
at Barnstable
Silll HflPEEUl [IE
lllENllElllllTlllN
State Police Working on
New Clues to New
Canaan Murder Mystery
x1 few weeks. it is ex-
Stute police will have
an announceemnt to make with re-
zards to the identification 0? the re-
mains of the woman. found hidden be-
neath slabs of lumber in lonely “’3-
hackme road. in the spring of 1919
The woman has never been positively
identified, although several people
have viewed the remains. Which were
exhumed last fall. for the purpose.
from their resting place in Lakeview
cemetery.
Frank Vet-ills. formerly sergeant o:
the state police, but under the new
change. a. state police patrolman. has
been working on the case ever since
the discovery of the body.
Within the no
pected. that the
film identification of the body and it is
expected will within a short time miti-
an announcement concerning it.
Various clues. Which have been fol—
lowed up with indefatiguable patience
by the State patrolman. have seeming-
ly all pointed to the remains being
those of a former Stamford girl. a for-
mer Florence Heidom. who was mar-
ried and who disappeared from her
home in Stamford several. months bee
tore the remains were discovered. .’
remorse? ,1?
x.
He has almost completed his pool”
gs Quashe
Everything. from the fact that the
writ of mandamus as issued, was is-
sued by a substitute clerk of the
court instead of by the Superior court;
that it was not properly served; to
the fact that no demand had been
made on the Board of Estimate. and
Taxation for a meeting and to the
fact that the amending of the charter
“'us contrary to the Bill of Rights of
the State of Lonnecticut and also to
the Constitution of the L'ntted States.
T‘.\'cnty-eight reasons are embodied in
the motion forwarded to the Superior
court yesterday afternoon by Corpora—
tzozl Counsel Edward J. Quinlan. why
the writ of mandamus should be
quashed. The writ vats old ' x-«i lay
‘lze l‘murd of Education aga .-t. the
.'.~tlnl.;te Hoard recently.
A iwul‘ittg was [0 ltaxe been held in
thiriceport. this morning l‘ct‘ore Judg-
Joblz Hunks in the Superior court. Ltd
the tiling of Mr. Quinlrtn's motion. tor
the rue-lulu is oi the Board of Estimate
and 'i'u\;tt;on and Mayor Jeremi..h
llorl0\un, postpomd tine ln;-.ring.
This morning. )stl‘ore it was lino“:
that 1hr motion to quash the manda-
mus had been filed. Mayor Donovan
wns asked if he intended to attend tlzw
scheduled healing in Bridgeport. “I
tlwil'i think so." he replied. “l didn't
:n-t any notice of it."
“The mnic.» m‘ the writ on you
>hot2bi he in ”it nature of u sub»
[we-l :sc, unnlt‘nns comp-l your nttend~
£tl11‘t‘.” it “as pointed out. lvv lli'
mayor. i
“\‘l’ell. I guess thcy don‘t grit this
nl-i bird to no up." “as his l‘a-Spohsc.
In the motion to quash. us has, been
stated. there are given t\\ent,v-ci;hl
specific reasons why the nut'udan‘ms
was not \uhd.
Hue of them was that it was issued
(Continued on Page Seven)
Exploding :Lamp .Makes 1
Fairfleld Family Homeless
Mr. and Mrs. William An-
tonovitch Escape from
Burning Building, Saving
Only Clothes on Back—
Firemen Helpless for
Lack of Water —- Loss
Over $5000
Everything Mr. and Mrs. \Viiliam
Antouoviich. of Vermont :nenue. Fuzr-
field. owned in the World. excepting
the clothes they wore. was ruined by
fire that swapt away their little four
room cottage at 6:230 «o'clock last
night. 'l‘hc loss was somewhat in ex-
cess of Sfifloo,
Lamp in Kitchen F.\plodcs.
'l‘l‘r- Plumes were caused by on 0::-
p‘oding kerosene st0\c. in the kitcizc-t
of tin" irons-n. l-‘irentcn of the l-‘. ’
Twill tit-llinlllllfllli had to stand by an‘i
\‘.'.'t‘.tl‘. the house burn. The? 'a‘tl‘v
sunnno: --i too lnt.~ to usu chemica‘s.
:llWi lie!” xvi-re no hydrants of \vatrr
:u‘t‘Pss‘iialo.
Mrs. Antr'um\itch
I‘l'ltlics in the kitchen,
to heat water. Sim left the housc.
with hor tin _\r:~.r old dottuhter. to
hang out. clothes. Absent only a brief
time. returned to the house to
find the kitchen in flamcs.
I-‘ircmcn were hclplcss to give ef-
fective did so rapidly led the flames
enveloped the wooden structure. The
only water in the vicinity 5" in a “dead
end" pipe. buried six feet under-
ground and covered with heavy stories.
\B’iyen Antonovitrh rein :el from
work to find all his possessions lost in
the five hc was contlcss. H‘s wife was
minus one shoe and a stocking. "
their daughter was have footed and
bore headed. Neighbors provided the
family with clothes. and furnished
temporary lodging last night.
Illllllllitlllllllllllll
an. “EMS nu
Announcement of a reduction of ICC
per thousand cubic feet in the price
of gas—in Norwalk was made today by
the Connecticut Light and Power
Co. The reduction will take effect on
bills rendered after Oct. 10. 1921. and
Will be welcome nerve to gas users in
this city to whom the aggregate sav—
ing will be considerable.
The reduced rate will be $1.40 per
thousand cubic feet. with a discount
of 10c per thousand for prompt pay-
ment. making. the net price of gas
$1.30. with the service charge of 75c:
per month.
This is a lower rate than prevails
in many cities and towns in this sec-
tion today. and will probablyghelp re:
five?» mils ’
Q . ,
Wu warning
using the :tovc
s
5110
“ll.
'National Construction Co. ~
Bid for Stretch of R0
to $59,895, and Comm
A curious state of affairs with re-
gards to the no wstatc road bctvvec':
“hitc Iridge and \Vilson Point Road.
in ltowayton. exists as the result of the
biting of the contract for the cot;—
slluciion of the loud. by the Stat--
lll;.h\vn_\' Commission. this morning to
the National (.‘orlstructz'o Company
of Hartford. which company .will com-
i‘.
mince work on tin loud. it: about ;.
xv. . k or te:. day—x ...
Flute Highway Commissioner C. .3.
l‘.c:‘:.t‘.t 11‘. (or wraith/3n “ill. L; 5"?—
tirvtl r. pom r :1; IllOlilllzg“ stat. ll t‘...’
according to an ngrmmez;t with the“
(".ty ()l No vulk. tlzc Commission land
awarded the cor-tract to thr- lnwcxt
l'ifldfll. The Nntiolnz‘. ("onstruclim
t'cmpurzi‘s lid unionnh J m 8'.“ \
31:1 l’-=T‘nl‘..‘il \‘.'..s inthmcd that ti»-
city had avnilnlllt only $33.~"w to pay
for the x-qczii, and that this 1‘; “2.1:
r nixtlt u rv
host-d on the csliln:
1 Of Hartford, ,to do Work
.3 Between White Bridge
and Wilson Point. Road, Rowayton, Amounts
the City Must Provide an Additional
Sum Above the $35,000 Estimated.
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Highway Commission __
, Places Road Contract.
‘
issioner Bennett Says
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He was also informed that {C
glnter.
“as stated here _\estr-rdm' that the
council would have’ to approve tho.
Mr. Bennett
av—xard of the contract.
”plied: “I don't know anything about
your city affairs. all I know i§ that we
:n‘rzlrtin-d the contract in accordance
with agrermczt we had with you
vhf'lllr"...
\‘Vlzeu informed that
an
the statement
was a‘so nut in that either a special
f tin: Board of T-Istimnte and
m. o fins: 0
' ‘..*Yl-v‘. would havc to be called to
s-v the deficit of 320.395. or that the
~: would have to go 0\er until 192:
the next letz'tinr annual meeting
of Estimate and Taxa-
tion hel'i. )lr Bennett said that
. was :. curious state of affairs but
that \vr'rk \‘x‘nijl'l start in about a week
\‘Cl.
‘9 h l . :1
of H10 i‘onrd
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ten do} 5
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(«head and have work
(Continued on Page Seven)
Court Has C
_- _- Over.
lll llliEP WllSllN *
llllllll PARTY SPlll
Two Jobsylllay Be ,4 Consult:
dated in ‘B‘ri‘l‘lgepOrt' to
Provide Place for Present
Mayor
Political Winds lime changed and
are now blowing in the duet-lion of
Judge Frederick A. Bartlett for tin
lepublican nomination 20;" thin or
with Senator Howard‘s, Challenger.
second choice. according to ‘\'<:‘El-l{l.0\\ 2‘.
political leaders. sans the Bridgiport
Star.
Thr-sc same men maintain that
Mayor Clifford Ti. “'ilsou. who wants
to be nominated again. will not lum
a. chance because he has beer. the
chief ext’cutive of the city tor tel. 3enl‘5
and it is time for hini to l‘ellll«llli<l'l
his ambition to be the chief ext-cutie.
again.
“Cliff" “ants Something.
Realizing that the cards have born
stacked against him. it is said that tl‘c
mayor has lssuid ti‘c ultimatum {but
if he doesn't get the Republican nom-
ination in the primaries be will run
on, on ind: pendent ticlfiqt and split 11'.)
the Republican ranks.
’i‘his ultiz‘ tum i> token 9.1 tlzc pc—
litical lenders. to mcan that if hA
doesn't get the lepublican nomination
for mayor he should get smncthin:r
just as good in the political plum lino.
e um} or rec-hes a salary of
0 a your and this is considered
good pay and a good job. but to pro~
duce something just as good for “Cliff."
is what. is causing some of the leaders
to hold secret conferences to find out
what may be done to provide “the per-
petual one"‘with a suitable substitute.
Combine Two Jobs.
One of the changes said to be under
consideration just at this time is the
elimination of “(‘llvfli‘t’l Heating: 1.:
city auditor. his job pays 56.060
1
"t
56.x;
equal to that of mayor. and it is cm:—
b" lesder= 5-.“ 3 much bettcr
place because it does not carry all the
(Continued on Page Two)
YtlUNllfillNllllS
llSll any. llllME
EETHEL. Aug. lit—The state
lice are scarching for Six young )
dits who visited the farmhouse of
Morris \Veintraub. in Palestine. be-
tween this place and Newtown. last
yesterday afternoon. held Mrs. VVein-
traub a prisoner and ransacked the
house in search .of valuables. The men
arrived at the farm in an automobile
from which Pfi‘e markers had been re-
moved. They were all strangers in
the locality. .
After their demand for money was
refused by Mrs. \Veintraub. who was
alone in the house. they ordered her
to- remain in her chair. with the threat
that force would be used if she. at-
tempted to rea'Ch a telephone close by-
sidt'f‘m"
DU-
21?:—
and finding only a-
f.
gs .111» n?!- lib
Afteraaleisurelyrsearcti 9. {the house
small amount .91:
- out wit
h 1098‘ “8"“. on
ontrol
Paroled Boys
Meriden School Holds Theni
Legally When Parole Is
Revoked—Even if Lads
Are Over 16 Years Old—v:
Atty.—Gen. Healy Hands
Down Opinions to Super:
. .
.. intendent Boyd .‘ e
v ' ~ ":11
RA summit. ss of thcir age while ‘orz
pul'olv t‘w .‘nnnecticut School for Boys
lti I\l' rill: :1 must receive former in-
mz-‘l-‘s into thr- institution if the parole
is rut-kiwi by court order. on the
ground that it is of the utmost im—
portnrrr that the court have abso-
mer the delinquent. ac-
Cordi“ to on opinion submitted by
Attorney—G. ncral Frank E. Heals:
yesterday to Superintendent Edward.
S. .
lue control
10311.
The opinion deals with the revoca-d
tit-r. of parole in the case of two boys
sumnccd to the school by the New
Haw-r. cctmt‘v~ court of common pleas.
Tin boys were sent up before they had
rénch ‘ the age of. 16 years. Superinc
(if
(Continued on Page Five)
Nil MBNEY ll]
MAKE WESTPlllll
AVE. lllll SAFE.
Mayor Donovan Hears from
State Highway Commis- .
sioner Bennett Regard-
ing Proposed Change
3'
Just L-r fore fxlnyor Jeremiah Dono-
van left on his vacation. in Jul\', he
wroltc to C. J. Bennett. commissioner
of Highways. regarding ‘Mortuarr
Turn and the advisability of cutting
down the grade. or putting a. new
street through.
Mr. Bennett wrote to the Mayor.
and :xcscrdzty afternoon his reply was
made public. He informed biayoz'
Donovan that the State Highway dc-
partment was “in no financial cork
dxtion" to do any such work. as con—
templated. but that he would be very
glad to have the engineers of the de-
partment make a survey and estimate
for presentation to the city. and sub-
mit the same to discussion.
This seemingly puts a stop to tbs
campaign which Mayor Donovan has
started within the past two months to
do away with this. [ice of roadway.
which is at the foot of VVtstport ave—
nue hill. at the intersection of West.—
por and East avenues.
3 Legged Horse Injured-"I
Owner Demands 310:000
HAMMOND. Ind. Aug. 19.-—Jacnh
Diamond. 3 peddler yesterday started
suit in Superior Court for 810.900
damages against a motorist who ran
into his three legged horse and broke
its wooden leg. The suit alleged the.
animal was “bruised and humiliated"
to that extent.
The horse. which has worn the
wooden leg for five years, has had a.
troubled career. 0:: one occasion 1‘59
are and the are deposits
called to exam
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